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The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1910-06-12
BIRMINGHAM PEOPLE
At SHELBY SPRINGS

Mrs. Pitts of Columbiana entertained at
house party last week at Shelby
Springs Miss Margaret Browne of Mont
gomery. Miss Wallace, Miss Helen Nc
Knight, Miss Pitts and Messrs. Leeper,
Lapsley, Pitts and Lloyd made up the
party.
Tuesday Mr. Victor Friedman Of Tusca-
loosa entertained in honor of Miss Long
shore. the hancee of his brother, Mr..
Samuel Friedman. The guests were Mrs.
Carlyle, Miss Helen Mcknight, Miss
Dinna Rowe, Miss Carrie Rowe, Miss Lily
Lilies, Miss Lallage LongshoTe, Miss Clara
Pitts, Miss Roberta Wallace Of Column
biana; Miss Wynnette Mathews, Syla-
oauga; Miss Lecia Reynolds, Montevallo;
Miss Ethel Eilard. Birmingham, and Miss
Margaret Browne, Montgomery; Messrs
Samuel Friedman, Frank NJ. Moody,
Frank Fits, w. S. Steudwick. M. d.
Rosenau of Tuscaloosa Sam Phillips. Biz
mingham; Thomas Palmer. Montevallo; J..
T. Leeper, Percy Pitts. John w. Laps
ley, A. P. Longshore, William Longshore.
Columbiana; Mr.. and Mrs. L. l.. Herg
berger. Gadsden and w. J. Lloyd, Wash
irgton, D. c.
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Is NIGHTINGALE A NUISANCEf
Injunction Seeks To Have Bird Locke,
Up Mt Night

Vienna, June 11.-(Special.)-Is a night
ingales singing a nuisance is the knotty
point of law which has been engaging the
attention of the supreme court here.
A citizen of Gratz owns one of these
sweet singers, which he hangs outside his
window O. nights The birds songs, how
ever, were not to the taste of a neigh
Dor, who complained that his sleep was
disturbed, and applied for an injunction
to make the bird fancier keep his noe
turnal songster inside the house The in
junction was refused by a local court,
but an appeal to higher court was sue
cessful. Now the owner of the bird has
appealed to the supreme court, and the
arguments have been lengthy and learned.
But the supreme court judges were I'M
able to decide whether the nightly SER
anade was nuisance, and reserved their
judgment.
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CzAzR's PICTURES STOLEN
Famous Productions Are Found To BE
Missing From Collection

st. Petersburg, June 11.-(Special.)-Th
Cars collection of pictures is the SUBJ
ject of the latest graft scandal. 1t is re-
ported that many of the most famous
pictures in the Hermitage museum-a
wing of the winter palace-have been
stolen and copie substituted. Two Rem
brandts, a Murillo and several works of
the old French and Spanish masters are
among the pictures that have disap-
peared. The copies are skillfully executed
and would deceive all but experts.
This is not the first scandal connected
with the museum. Some time ago Direc-
tor Lehman of the museum was convict
ed of replacing by paste limitations the
jewels in the imperia collection, and two
years ago part of the famous collection
of Byzantine antiquities worth 100000,
was stolen.
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Items OF Interest To
Women And Society
Society Interested In June Weddings and Dances For Younger
Set-Miss Willie May Bates Engagement to Mr.. Foley
of Sumpter S. c.. Announced-Some Important
Events of the Week-Personal Mention
and Bits of News
by MYRTLE MILES.

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MIR. AND MRS. MEETH HOSTS
AT BIRTHDAY RECEPTION

The hospitabe home Of Mr.. and Mrs. ].
II. Meeth of Central Park was thrown
open to their friends on the occasion Of
Mr.. Meeth's birthday. The grounds were
Illuminated with electric lights inclosed
in Japanese lanterns and the house was
profusely decorated with plants and cut
flowers. Music and dancing were en-
toyed for several delightful hours on
the broad verandn.
Along those present were Mr.. and Mrs.
Lochhart DR.. and Mrs. White, Mr. and
Mrs. Holt, Miss Catherine Holt, Mr.. and
Mrs Andrews Mr. and Mrs Novels, Miss
Louise Novels, Mrs. Adams, Miss Patsy
Adams, Mr.. and Mrs. Hutchins, Mr.. and
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Tangier. June 11.-(Special.) -Grave
news is being received here from Fee
concerning the fighting between the me-
halla of the Sultan ind the Hyaina tribe
The government troops are being at
tackled daily by the tribesmen, who have
been Joined by the Tsoul, Barnes and
Rata tribes The representatives of tho
powers here take a pessimistic view of
the situation.
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The b-fdge party given by Mrs. Caba-
Mss for Mrs. Stillman is landmark on
the social horizon for the year. IL was
- OF the most artistic affairs ever
manned by this popular hostess. The al
3resco features added much to the pleas
ure Of the guests. The lawns and flower
gardens which surround the Cabaniss
Residence make this interesting Highland
avenue corner especially homelike and
Attractive The guests fingered among the
fowers until almost dusk, so enchanting
was this picturesque spot. and many
were served with luncheon on the lawn.
q A pretty decorative feature of the dec
orative scheme was the well on one of
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COMING EVENTS

Mr.. and Mrs. T. Williams will :
, receive tomorrow afternoon from :
2 to 6 O'Clock and tomorrow even :
ing from 8 to 10 O'Clock in cele-
bration of the confirmation of their 4
daughter, Miss Inez Naomi VIII (
liams.
Tuesday afternoon from TO 4
o'clock a parcel shower will be I
given in honor of Miss Elnora 4
Puckett. one of Wednesday 4
brides, and Miss Annie Lee Henry, 4
another June bride, by Mrs. N l..
Bagley and Miss Annie Pickett. 4
Tuesday evening the attendants 4
at the Bird-Puckett wedding Will (
be rendered an informal reception 4
at the home Of the brides par I
ents, Mr. and Mrs. B. W. Pickett.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. Z. Albright will 4
give a dinner party Tuesday even Z
ing in compliment to Miss Marie 4
Bridges.
Miss Mamie Douglass will be 4
hostess Tuesday afternoon to the Z
members of the Tuesday After Z
noon Bridge club, at sl1 South Z
Thirteenth street.
Tuesday afternoon, in compli-
ment to Miss Nellie Sloss, Mrs. h. 4
N. Matthews will give linen
shower.
Tuesday evening at the Avon :
dale Methodist church the wed :
ding of Miss Lucille Meroney ana :
. Mr.. John Frank Knox will be
solemnized.
wednesday Mrs. William 1. :
Grub will give luncheon in com :
nliment to Miss Lee Jackson of !
Mobile, the guest of her sister,
Mrs. Henry Laurens Chishoim.
Wednesday afternoon Mrs. A. c. 4
Jornigan and Mrs. L. A. Critten-
den will be hostesses at linen (
shower for Miss Bonnie Heaton, (
one of the June brides.
o.
The marriage of Miss Marie 4
Bridges to DR.. Dean will be SOL 4
emnized at 2 O'Clock Wednesday 4
, afternoon at the brides residence. 4
The wedding of Miss Nellie Sloss
TO Mr.. Cawthon Asbury Bowen OF
Stevenson, Ala, will be an event :
of Thursday.
Mrs. George Morrow will be the 4
hostess at a luncheon Thursday 4
in compliment to Miss Hazel fraze
of Terre Haute. Ind. the guest OF 4
Miss Mary George Greene.
Miss Ellen Percy's dance for
Miss Richardson of Tacoma
wash. and Miss Judkins of New 4
YORK will take place Thursday
evening at the Country club.
Friday evening Mrs Mark Lewis (
will be the hostess at a dance In
compliment to Miss Mary George
Greene, Miss Gamaliel Dixon, MISS
auth Smith, Miss JAMIE Going, 4
Miss Virginia White and Miss Alice Z
Coughlan, who composed the party
of young women assisting her Tag Z
Day. The guests will 1nciuoe the :
friends of the honorees In the DAN 4
cling set.
Tuesday evening, June Il, MT. I
and Mrs. John w. IoHilnsoh VIII
s rive a dance in compliment 10
Miss Joy Tomlinson and her guests.
The evening of June y Mr. ROD
ert Burnett's dance at East Lake
park.
The marriage of Miss Willie May Z
Rates to Mr.. Otto Foley of Sum- :
e. ~ ha event of 4
wednesday, June q, at the home :
Of the brides aunt, Mrs. H. c. I
Abbott.
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BRIDGE

Beginning tomorrow, Monday, Miss
Curtis Will instruct in Auction Bridge
for one week only. For particulars call
phone 341A
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MUSIC AT THE SOUTHERN CLUB

This evening at the Southern club from
80 to 10 o'clock the following musical
programme will be presented by Cal
mans orchestra:
Overture, Merry Wives of Windsor
Nicolai.
Selection. Faust (Gounod), Boyer
Intermezzo, "Rollicking Friars,' Klein.
Selection. F'F1irting Princess" How
ard
Tone poem, "Lilacs,' Roberts.
Medley, "Haviland's Happy Hits,
Halle.
Waltz song. MY Hero" Strauss.
Selection, Bright Eyes" Hoschna.
Ballad, Letter Song" Strauss.
March, MY Big Moon" Casey
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Mrs. Alice Hawkins announces the
engagement and approaching marriage
of her daughter, Margaret Eubank, to
Mr.. Robert Marvin Johnson, the we'd
dring to take place June g.
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OUT-OF-TOWN GUESTS FOR
BOWEN-SLOSS WEDDING

Among the out-of-town guests who will
attend the marriage of Miss Nellie Sloss
to Rev. Cawthen Asbury Bowen will be
Mr. and Mrs. Lundie Sloss Of FaunedAle,
Ala, DR.. and Mrs. Bowen Of Stevenson,
Ala. Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Averett q
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1910-06-12

The board of directors of the Free
kindergarten association will hold it's
annual meeting in the par.ors of the
Hillman at 1920 o'clock Saturday
morning. The affiliated ASSOCIATE
are requested to send representatives.
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Miss Eleanor Matthwes is one of the
visiting girls at the commencement fes-
tivities of Washington and Lee UNIVERSE
ty, Lexington Va. Later she will attend
the closing dances at the Virginia Mill
tary institute. She is the house guest of
Miss Maggie Graham. Miss Matthews
expects to be absent two weeks.
Miss Lucille Stevens of Lumberton.
Miss, is visiting Miss Lucille and Miss
Estelle Hill of East Lake.
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ANNOUNCEMENTS


The Birmingham chapter. Daughters
of 1912, will meet Wednesday afternoon
at the home of Mrs. j. T. Harwell, Glen
Iris.
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Tor Girls and the Highland clan, besides
his friends who have just returned from
college, and the visitors. And so 1t goes.
Dancing will continue a favorite amuse-
ment as long as the world has youth.
This summer 1t promises to be more pop
ular than ever.
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ADMINISTRATIONS WEDDING CARDs

The following cards are out: Mrs. Leta
Heaton requests the honor of your pres
ence at the marriage of her daughter,
Bonnie Bess, to Mr.. William Newton
Sharp. on Wednesday afternoon, June %,
1910, at 5 o'clock, Woodawn Methodist
Episcopal church. south, Birmingham"
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MISS WILLIE MAY BATES ENGAGED
TO MR. FOLEY OF SUMTER, $. G.

Mrs. May Seaman Fitzpatrick an
nounees the engagement of her daughter,
Willie May Bates, to Mr.. Otto Halbert
Foley of Sumter, s. c. the wedding TO
be quietly celebrated on the afternoon
o. Wednesday, June 81 at the home of
Miss Bates aunt Mrs. II. c. Abbott,
on the corner of Eleventh avenue and
Seventeenth street. South
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1910-06-12

Salt air and rejuvenation at
'Wrightsvi1le Beach, N. G..
Through Pullman cars every
Thursday, $3.50 round trip,
Seab0ard.
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Personal MENTION
AND HITS OF NEWS


Miss Cecile Rich has returned from
Northampton. Mass. where she is a
student at Smith college.
DR.. Coston, and Miss Eunice Costo1
are visiting relatives in Tennessee. Dr..
Coston plans to return home Tuesday
but Miss Coston will remain several
weeks.
Mrs. w. D. Jelks has returned from
Eufaula.
Mrs. Frank Iasseter of Montgomery
Is the guest of friends in Birming-
ham.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. II. Wright will leave
July for Washington, New York, Nj
agara Falls and Canada. On their return
trip they will sail from Boston to Nor
folk.
ing her sister, Mrs. Summers, at 1915
North Sixteenth street.
Miss Virginia Abercrombie of Mont
somery is the guest of Mrs. Mark Lewis
until Wednesday, when she will be with
Miss Mary George Cruikshank.
Mrs d. p. sparrow and son and Miss
Charlotte B. storrs. left today for Mon
tevallo to visit Mrs. Holbrook and Miss
e. S. Storrs.
The friends of Mr.. J. Newton snead will
regret to know that he has gone to Cam
ada to make it his future home.
The many friends of Mr. John L. Tyler
will be glad to hear of his recovery from
recent illness.
Miss Florence Smith, who has been
spending the winter with her sister, Mrs
Louie Woodruff, in New York city, will
arrive Monday and spend a few days
with Miss Fanny May Mason before re-
turning to her home in Bangor,>
Mrs. Charles Calhoun and Mrs, Mer-
Ger Barnett have returned from charm
ing visit to their uncle, Mr.. Mercer. In
Tufaula. They were much entertained,
the festivities in their honor having
been introduced with a large reception
the day of their arrival
Miss Maybelle Bradford will be mem
Der Of the party touring Europe this
summer under the chaperonage of Pro-
fessor and Mrs. Brownell of Tuscaloosa
The party sails June q and will be alb.
| Mrs. Nose Sable is expected to arrive
| in Birmingham Wednesday to be the
guest of Mrs. Fannie Herzfeld.
$50
Mrs. Augustus Benners and Mr.. and
| Mrs. Harvie. Meyer of Covington, KY
| whom she is visiting, have motored tc
| Springfield, Ohio, where they are at
| tending horse show.
| Mr.. Bradley STREET. returned home this
| week from Auburn, where he Is q stu
dent. He was accompanied by a class
mate, Mr.. Herbert, who Is his guest
| Miss Felicia STREET. Is at home after
spending the winter in Nashville at Bel.
mont college.
| Mr.. and Mrs. st. Clair Bonnie have a.
their guest Miss Fannie Bonnie of Nash
Vile.
| Dr. and Mrs. William Edwin Evans
plan to leave early in August to spend
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

A quiet wedding of the week was that
of Miss Irene Dickens to DR.. William
Jackson Mitchell. Only the immediate
friends and relatives were in attendance,
but preparations were quite elaborate.
Pink and white was the color scheme and
the flowers used in effecting this pretty
combination were hydrangeas and June
roses. Hydrangeas were banked to form
an altar in the parlor, where the cere-
mony took place. DIR. Simpson of the
Ensley Methodist church was the Off
Giant. Preceding the ceremony, MISS
Esther Mitchell, a sister of the bride,
sang a solo, accompanied by Mrs. H. G.
Russell. who played the nuptial march
as we'll Miss Gertrude Chapman OF
Memphis was the maid of honor. Gowned
in heiotrope messaline, she wore a large
picture hat and carried a bouquet of
white and pink sweet peas. The best man
was Mr. Hendrix Barden. The bride was
gowned in rajah silk of the natural TINT,
with Persian trimmings and wore a nat
en- suite. Her flowers were Bride roses
Immediately after the wedding the young
couple left for their home in Talladesa,
where he is a well known young dentlst'
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BOYNTON-O'BRIEN

Friends in Birmingham will be inter
ested in the marriage of Miss Dorothy
Wordsworth O'Brien and Mr.. Gray Boyn-
ton, which took place Monday noon at
Grace church, New York city. the Rev.
William Best Eddy. assistant rector, Of
floating.
The bride entered with her sister, Miss
nellie o Brien, who gave her away She
wore smart white tailored suit and car
ried bouquet of white sweet peas With
this she wore white hat.
Miss O'Brien wore a black silk crepe
gown.
Mr. Norman Jones of Biltmore was
best man.
On account of the recent death of Mrs.
Percy Whitaker, nee Ann O'Brien, only
few intimate friends we're invited to
the wedding.
Immediately after the ceremony Mrs.
William Best Eddy entertained the bridal
party and guests with buffet luncheon
at Grace church rectory.
Mr.. and Mrs. Boynton will make their
home in Biltmore, N. c.. where he is q
we'll known civil engineer.
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Rome, Ca, who are guests of Mrs. Lille
Sloss; Miss Henry Lynn Barr of Annis-
ton. who will be the guest of Miss Marie
Smith; Miss Julia Coleman of Anniston
who will be with Miss MAZE Smith, and
Miss Mary Blackwell. also of Anniston
the guest of Miss Nellie Sloss. There
will probably be others.
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tho most unpleasant term of the heated
season at their plantation in Virginia.
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Miss Olive Clarke of Nashville is tn
guest of Miss Susie Angel
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Miss Cecile Rich has returned from
Northampton, Mass. where she is a
student at Smith college.
DR.. Coston, and Miss EUnice Costo1
are visiting relatives in Tennessee. Dr..
Coston plans to return home Tuesday
but Miss Coston will remain several
weeks.
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Mrs. w. D. Jelks has returned from
Eufaula.
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Mrs. Frank Iasseter of Montgomery
Is the guest of friends in Birming
ham.
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RUTLAND-HoRTON

Mrs. Hulda Boyd Horton announces the
approaching marriage Of her daughter,
1ulda May. to Mr.. James Richard Rut-
land, on Wednesday, June %, 191o.'
The above cards have been issued. The
wedding will be a very private one, only
the relatives and intimate friends being
in attendance.
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Mr.. and Mrs. T. H. Wright will leave
July / for Washington, New York, Nj
agara Falls and Canada. On their return
trip they will sail from Boston to Nor
fnlly
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Miss Mamie Douglass will be
hostess Tuesday afternoon TO the
members of the Tuesday After
noon Bridge club, at sll South
Thirteenth street.
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| wedding will be very private one, only
the relatives and intimate friends being
| in attendance.
ART CLUB OFFICERS
| nat the last meeting of the Birmingham
krt club officers were chosen for the
coming season. Mrs. william g. Lowell,
who has so long been president, de-
clined, and her place was takeneby Mrs.
| j. B. Raulston, who has also been one
OF the most active members OF the organ
| liza ton. Miss Carrie Hill Is vice pres
Idle mt, Miss Sarah Neill secretary, and
Mrs. G. B. Turner, treasurer The meet
ings have been discontinued until the
third Saturday in August.
DINNER FOR MISS FRAZE
One of the dinner parties given last
evening at the Country club for visitors
was q small party at which Miss Mar
garet Latady was the hostess. She
asked her guests to meet Miss Hazel
Fraze of Terre Haute, Ind the house
guest of Miss Mary George Greene.
Those who composed the party were the
hostess, Miss Latady, Miss Fraze, Miss
Greene, Miss Mary Kinney, Miss Mar
guerite Howell of Dayton. o., and Mr..
Dixie McCrossin, Mr.. Bert Throckmor-
ton. Mr.. Smith. Mr.. Phifer Smith, Mr..
William Conif1.
BIRD-PUCKETT WEDDING PLANS
The marriage of Miss Elnora Virginia
Pickett to Mr.. Samuel Cain Bird will bf
solemnized Wednesday evening at 7:3
o'clock at wesley chapel, with Rev. X
N. Matthews, pastor of the Eleventh Ave
nue. Methodist church as the officiant He
will be assisted by Rev. r. /. Walton, pas
tor of Wesley chapel.
The plans for the wedding have all beer
settled. Miss Pickett will be given II
marriage by her father, Mr. b. w. Puck
EFT. Her maid of honor will be Miss Bes
sic Winton, and her bridesmaid, Mis-:
Willie Robb.
Mr. Cain has asked Mr. Jack Conner t.
be his best man and the groomsman will
be Mr.. Henry Hannah. The ushers In
clude Mr. Walter Pickett and Mr.. Benja
min Pickett brothers of the bride; Mr.
Erastus Pickett. her cousin, and Mr. AL
phonso Watts.
The little flower girl will be Margare
Cunningham and the ring bearer Louise
Pickett. the small niece of the bride.
II Preceding the ceremony a musical pro
gramme will be rendered, solos beini
sung by Miss Lucy Buckley and Mr.. Red
ding. Miss Mary McCaskey will play thu
wedding march and the accompaniment
for the voice solos.
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Mr.. and Mrs. J. 7. Albright will
give a dinner party Tuesday even
ing in compliment to Miss Marie
Bridges.
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SOCIETY

Continued from Page one.)
table were two large birthday cakes
each lighted with i've candles. At
each plate was a Mother Goose book
favor. Dainty refreshments were
served.
The members or the Cha1ng Dish
club were entertained last evening
with a dinner given by Mr.. and Mrs.
Harold s. Daynes at their apartments
in the Cummings, when Mr.. and Mrs.
Royal w. Daynes were the compl-
mented guests.
The table was attractive with ont
glass bowl allied with violets for the
centsrpieoe. with lavender ribbon
streamers reaching to the corners.
The place cards. which were hand
painted IN Yioiets. were laid FOR eight
cen guests. An informal musical and
literary program followed the dinner.
X X
The Theta Epsilon sorority OF the
University or Utah gave a pleasant re-
eeption yesterday afternoon for the
members From TO about fifty
were present 20 enjoy the social re-
union, which was given In the Uni
varsity apartments. The rooms were
beautifully decorated with chrysan-
themums.
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Coming Events

The Lotus club will enjoy a dancing
party tomorrow (Monda) evening in
Whitney hall This is the second in
the seasons series of dances. The re-
ceiving committee for the evening Is
composed Of DR.. and Mrs. L. ". Snow,
Mr.. and Mrs. c. L. Whitney and MI.
and Mrs. Clarence c. Neslen.
X
Mrs. Harold Daynes viii entertain
Thursday afternoon with a linen show
er. complimentary 20 her sister, Miss
May r. Taylor, who is one OF the early
December brides-elect. Miss Taylor
will be the honored guest at a number
of pre-matrimonial affairs within the
next few weeks.
The Ladies' Afternoon Bridge club
ef Fort Douglas win meet Tuesday
afternoon with Mrs. T. n. Miller at the
post.
The members Of the Utopia club
viii be entertained Wednesday by Mrs.
W. T. Beer AZ her home IN 3 street.
X =
The Undine club will meet Thursday
afternoon with Miss Isle Bradford.
*
Among the social events OF the
week viii be the bazaar 10 be given by
the members OF St Mary's cathedral
parish in the new cathedral hall. The
bazar will open Tuesday and continue
over Wednesday and Thursday. All
kinds Of fancy and useful articles VIII
be FOR sale. and there VIII De many
unique features in connection.
y
The Ladies' Aid society Of the West
minister Presbyterian church will give
a bEzar, dinner and supper in the I. o.
o. =. hall Saturday, December 8.
X
The ladies or the s. u. OF y. A. will
give a card party Tuesday evening.
November %, an the home OF Mrs. T..
y. Johnson. T32 West Second South
street. Refreshments viii be served
and prizes given.
X
Mr.. and Mrs. Richard A. Reyes en-
terrain this evening with a dinner par