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The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-12-11
URGES PEOPLE TO
WRITE SENATORS
THEIR SUPPORT OF ARBITRATION
SHOULD DE ASKED. SPEAK
Err SAYS.
THIS COUNTRY'S MISSION
1T IS TO TEACH PEACE TO THE
WORLD, IN THE OPINION OF
DIR. WILLIAMS, OF
NEW YORK.

That the Virginia advocates of peace
and urge them to vote for the ratin-
cation Of the pending Arbitration
treaty between Great Britain and the
United States is being urged by hev'
DR. Leighton Williams, OF New 1oTk
city, who Is making tour OF TINS
and other States in the interest Oh
the peace movement. He spoke TO
large congregation at the Second bap
fist church last night and discussed
the proposed treaty and, In tact' inc
present widespread movement IN Tue
United States In the dlrection "a
peace among nations as an eAtehsioi,
of the kingdom OF the frlhce Oh
Peace. DR.. Williams announced as ms
subject. "The Reign Of the Prince OF
Peace.
What is now called the peace
movement" said DIR. Williams. 10
nothing more than the further aceep-
lance of the teachings or Chrlsl.
Or. Williams explained that the
general arbitration tres ~ now III CT
feet does not include In It's scope
questions Of national honor, but that
the one which President Taft signed
ON August 8 and which is now before
the Senate for ratification does nave
those questions within It's purVie".
He said that Rational nonoF was usSu
/ as a pretext by nations and thae
| President Taft was right in his con.
-lusions that there was no souhu
reason why such questions should not
! be arbitrated Italy is fighting Tur-
/ KEY for its honor" said DIR. Wilhams,
/ and ii Is honor that makes R~ssla
REQUIRE that Mr.. Morgan shuster De
! hanIshed because he is an honest'
upright official.
The fact that party lines are noe
drawn in the Senate in connection
| with the arbitration treaty was re-
garded by Or Williams, he stateu'
as a very fortunate circumstance.
This country might be diSlaeo as
to its domestic affairs, he stated oue
il was generally united when II "as
dealing with foreign countries
| He said that it had seemed TO the
| friends of the treaty that the ques-
| ton was a matter on which the 1hris-
/ tian public should be asked 10 eA
press itself. Accordingly na'ional
committee had been Aormed anu NC
and others had been sent our WIN
this end in view. Before coming 10
virginia he had gone through ONO
and Kentucky making addresses 70
| churches. colleges and universities.
The personal action % the rriehus OIL
| nease In the form of letters. or
| postai cards. to their senator's was
urged. !, "a
DIR. williams declared that II 10
the mission of the United states ~
teach peace to the worio.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-12-11

The church building was given many
needed repairs: an eight-room parsois-
age was purchased; and more than 2oo
members added to the rolls.
These achievements are embodied II,
a set of resolutions which officers On
the church adopted after DIR. Hoge
rendered his resignation. In addition.
it is set forth that the pastors wife
has been a most useful co-worker'
having aided him in all departments
of the church and having contributed
greatly to enlargement of the work.
1T is with sincere regret that the
church parts with Brother Hoge. and
his wife who have endeared them
selves to the members OF this church.
the resolutions conclude.
DIR. Hoge started out III life as a
lawyer practicing his profession In
Roanoke. Enterlng the Baptist minis
try, he became pastor Of the church
at Concord, n. G. Soon afterward. a
wonderful revival came In which many
strong men--many Of them infidels--
were converted Next he went to Ma
con. Ga, and thence to Jackson, Ga
In both Of these places, his work was
marked by piety. sanity. enterprise
and progress. From Georgia. DR.
Hoge came to Onancock, Va. where
the same spirit OF stirring activity
characterized his leadership. From
Onancock. he went to Charleston.
DIR. Hoge has plenty OF oldtime re-
ligion, but knows what some men dc
not know--he knows how to apply thai
necessary article tn the use of moderi
methods In meeting the soul-cry Of
modern men.
DR., Hoge Is a Vfrginian by birth
and rearing. and II a relative OF thu
late Moses G. Hoge. the noted Presby
terrain divine, His wife was Mis-:
Nellie Hatcher. daughter of the late
Robert E. Hatcher. Of christiansburg
Va, and a cousin of the Rev. DIR. vii.
liam f. Hatcher. Of Fork Union. Va
She Is an expert Bible class teacher
Besides. she has the reputation of be
ing one Of the finest Sunday schoo
teachers In the South In Charleston
she has taken particularly activ,
part In Y. W. c. A.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-12-11
|BR. HOGE COMING
TO LABOR HERE
breaches CHRIsTMAs SERMON AT
EMANUEL BAPTIST SUNDAY,
DECEMBER "A.
BEGINS WORK ON DEC. 20
CHARLESTON CHURCH WHICH PAS
TOR Is LEAVING ADOPTS
RESOLUTIONS OF
REGRET

The Rev. B. Lacy Hoge, OF Charles
ton, s. c.. who recently accepted the
pastorate of Emmanuel Baptist church
this city. win enter upon his duties
here Wednesday night. December 20
when he will deliver talk at prayer
meeting. His first sermon will DE
preached Sunday. December "a. on
which occasion ne will be accorded a
Christmas welcome.
At Emmanuel Baptist. DIR. Hoge will
succeed the Rev. b Franklin Bryan,
who resigned last January, to accept
a call to Canada. his native country.
AS pastor Of First church. Charles
ton, DIR. Hoge has done great work
during his four years Of labor there
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-12-11
POSTPONED TILL
THIS MORNING
Y. w. c. A. AUDITING COMMITTEE
FAILED TO GET QUORUM
SATURDAY.

The meeting OF the Young Women s.
Christian Association auditing con-
mittee, which was to have been held
Saturday morning at II o'clock. was
postponed until Monday morning at
the same hour. because of the failure
to get a quorum Saturday. The build
Ing fund has been Increased ny post
campaign subscriptions to something
like $4,000, as before stated In The
Virginian. the exact figures not being
available until the auditing commit
tee meets.
Miss Blanche Geary. the economic
secretary of the national board cf
the Y. w. c. A., who is to come here
to advise with the building commit
tee when ii shall have been appointed.
has not vet notified the officers OF the
local association when she will gel
here, but II is believed that she VIII
arrive Some time this week.
The board OF directors meets Tues
day morning at IL o'clock to appoint
a building committee. which Is TO con,
sist OF ave men and three women.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-12-11
SHOOTING TO KILL
is THE CHARGE

On the charge OF shooting J. NJ
Strange on November 20. Clarence
Smith. a negro from Tuckahoe dis
trict, Henrico county. was arrested
yesterday by County Officer r. w.
Bendall and. in default OF bail. was
locked up to await hearing Wednes-
day at IL o'clock. before Justice ].
r. Lewis. Smith claims that he is not
guilty On the date mentioned some
one shot Strarge from ambush In the
head, with small bird shot. and as
there was bad feeling between the
men. on account Of Stranges having
killed a dog belonging to Smith,
Strange Is confident that Smith is the
man who waSlaid him. The war
rant against Smith charges him with
assault with intent TO kill =.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-12-11
MARRIED BANKER,
WHO WAS JANITOR

Especial to The Richmond Virginian')
ATLANTA. Dec. 1o.--Seventsen7
year-old Mrs. Pauline Parks. former
Augusta girl. was led to marry ner
fifty- ave yeur husband because she
Thought he was rich banker.
She awoke . few days ago to learn
that her husband was really connected
with an Atlanta bank In an important
ofYsrisI capncity--that OF night watch
man.
The little girl has entered suit for
divorce. not only on grounds OF mis-
representation. but on the ground that
her husband drinks and treats her
unkindly. She wants to so back TO
her folks In Augusta.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-12-11
CONSIDER QUESTION
OF FREE TEXT BOOKS

The Fuller resolution In regard to
free text books in the public schools
is scheduled to be considered tonight
by a subcommittee OF the Council Com
mittee ON Ordinance. Charter and Re-
form, OF which Mr.. Gilbert X. Pollock
Is chairman. 1t 10 understood that
much information has been secured
from other cities and States as a
basis for discussion Of the question.
No committee meetings are sched-
uied for Tuesday or Wednesday nights
The Committee on Water will meet
on Thursday night: the Committee on
Cemeteries and the Committee on
Grounds and Buildings viii also meet
Thursday night The Committees on
Light, Improvement OF the James
River and Markets arc on the calendar
for Friday night.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-12-11
PLANNED FREE
RIDE WITH CARE

Yesterday at Henrico jail Deputy
Sheriff Garrett turned over to trio
OF hoboes, two suit cases OF wearing
apparel. which had come to them by
express. The men had sent their bag
ra~e on by express. preparing the
charges, and then undertaken to get
themselves from Washington to Rich
mond without cost. But r.. F. 4 p.
detectives were too shrewd for them
and gathered them In on their arrival
here Jailer Garnett has had dealing
with many hohoes. but the most OF
them, he ssys. do not plan their free
rides with as much elaboration as
these men did. They gave their names
as l.. Leprienur. NJ. Barcoios and r.
Marx.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-12-11
VENDING SPEAKS TO
AUDIENCE OF WOMEN

To an audience Of 1900 women
George r. Vending yesterday after
noon. 1T the Bijou Theatre. repeated
the lecture on The Man Of Galiles."
that he gave the presiding Sunday AZ
terncon tn men. He was heard with
acterized the hearing given him ny the
nner last Sunday afternoon. Tonight
IT 80 O'Clock Ia the Y. NJ. c. A.
auditorium. MIR. Vending will give his
lecture on "Stcnewall Jackson" This
lecture IN recorded ~ Mr.. Weddings
MASTERPIECES, and will doubtless 30
heard With ths srsasast insssest i
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-12-11
COMMITTEE TO REPORT
ON CAR SCHEDULE

Tonight the Citizens Association or
Highland Park will hold a meeting to
hear report from committee re-
Gently appointed by the association
relative To street car service of ten
minutes Sictl a schedule has long
been under consideration. and the
committee will likely call on the street
car officials some time today to get a
Anal report on what will be done with
their request. which has been pre-
scented,
AS the matter Is adtudged one OF In,
portance to every person living In
Hishiand Park 1t Is hoped that the
attendance will be large.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-12-11
MRS. TENNEY SWEARS OUT
WARRANT AGAINST UNDERTAKE

Alderman w. Fred Richardson. who
runs a storage warehouse In connec-
ton with his undertaking esta biish-
ment on West Main street, has been
cited to appear before Civil Justice
Turpin next Saturday to ahow cause
why he should not be required to de-
liver to Mrs. Emma 8. Tenney .
quantity Of furniture which has been
stored in hts warehouse. Dispute ~
to the amount Of storage due Mr..
Richardson caused Mrs. Tenney to
s,wear out q civil warrant against
him.
Mr. Richardson has advertised that
the furniture will be sold on Decem-
Der 81 to meet payment ct storage
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-12-11
TWO ELECTIONS ON
FOR THIS MONTH

Two local option elections win ~
held this month in Virginia
The first one will be today at Cua@l
pepper. the "wets" having petition0a fn
the election. 1t is understood tha1E
both sides have been carrying on r.
quiet but aggressive campaign. Th0
result will be watched with Z gr1Gk
deal OF interest.
the last Saturday Of the year at E011k%
burg. In Shenandoah county. It Il a1kS
other move on the part Of the '.we4neS
looking to recovering their grip.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-12-11
THROWN FROM WAGON,
TWO RIBS BROKEN

Charles Peatross. OF stop NO. 80 on
the Seven Pines car line. had TWO
ribs broken and was otherwise injured
Saturday afternoon at Twenty-Mnth
and p streets, when his horse ran
away He was thrown from his wagon
and a barrel OF -four. which was also
thrown from the wagon. fell on him.
His injuries are not serious.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-12-11
MAKE ADDRESS TO
MEMS BIBLE GLASS

Hon. George r.. Vending has, con-
sented to make an address next Sun
day morning to the mems Bible class
Of the Sunday-school or GRACE Epis-
copal church. The Second Baptist
church being a close neighbor Of
Grace church the mems Bible class of
that church has been invited to join
in hearing Mr.. Vending
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-12-11
WHY so FEW AT
NIGHT SERVICES !

To consider the problem of getting
people to attend the night services
there will be joint meeting tonight
Of the vestry and st, Andrews Broth
erhood OF Grace Episcopal church
"Too many people" said Rev. DR.. L. r
Mason, the rector of Grace church
--esterday in his morning sermon
think they have done enough wheT
they attend the morning service.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-12-11
HIGHLAND PARK AID
SOCIETY WILL MEET

The Ladies Aid Society OF Highland
Park Methodist church. will hold an
apron sale at the home of Mrs. John
Beadles. Second avenue. Tuesday ar
te~uoon and night.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-12-11
Musical Merchandise

Gift suggestions for the
Violins popular models
mode instIum - Up.
Banjos the celebrated Cole makeor which
sole agents. Other makes $3.50 Up.
Domestic and Imported Strings Supplies and Accessories
Leather Goods Saches, Music Rolls and Portfolios
AT LOW PRICES. MAIL ORDERS FILLED.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-12-11

Returns From BALTIMORE.
Deputy Sheriff w. w, Sydnor,
Henrico county. returned Saturx1a
night from Baltimore. where he ~
been to visit his brother. u
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-12-11

By selecting gift that will bring JOY Christmas morning.
and will be source Of pleasure for years
Choose from the largest stock of strictly high quality Pianos
Player Pianos, VictorVictroas and Musical Merchandise In
the South and satisfaction very
siderable savings Crafts the recognized headquarters for
all things and with the addition of the several
departments better prepared than the past supply
your every need.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-12-11
Victor
Victrolas

We suggest that you
select your Victor in
struments now. as the
Xmas demand is large.
and while we have the
largest supply of Vic
tors and Victrolas in
the South, indications
are that even our i'm
mense stock will soon
be depleted.
Vlctrolas. SIS Up.
Payments may be
made in little sums
at your convenience.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-12-11
Christmas
Music
Popular
Music

All the late eeiec-
tons, vocal and in
strumental, will be Of
fered in our Sheet
Music Department,
Extra Special, this
Week.
&c PER COPY.
No Mail Orders
Filled.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-10-13
NOTICE.

Notice Is hereby given by The city
council of Salt Lake city o: the Intention
of such council To make the following de-
scribed improvement. TO wiz:
Constructing and laying sewer lateral
of vlirined pipe eight (S) inches in d.
anrcter IN Jennings court, east from
Third West street 10 Second West street
between North Temple and South TEN.
ple streets. in Sewer District No. J. and
defray the ahuttcrs' poruod OF the cost
and expense thereof. estimated al nine
hnndrei twenty-five and 50-l00 ts922. 5Ql
dollars. or one and l2l-100 (Sl.12b dol
lars per front or linear foot OF aputtlnS
nronerty there being SO fee, ahuttinS
SAID Improvement by n local assessment
,,non the lots ar pieces of ground wIt'h
,be following described district being the
district To be affected and benehteG By
said Improvement. namely:
The east 80 feet OF the south side OF
the north 297 feet Of lot :. the south ssae
az the north @o7 feet of lots and INC
yesf s.! feet of the south side OF the
no,.ib oo7 feet OF lGt s. The north side OF
lois and s. the west 50 feet OF the
north side of lot !. all in block 81, plat
"a salt Latte CITY surrey
An protests and objections 10 the
carving out Of such intention must be
nrnsont6d IN writing, stating therein lot
nnd block, or description OF property. TO
,be CITY recorder on or before the 25rd
dav Of October. 1911. being tho time set
by said council when " VIII hear and
iray be made thereto.
By order OF the city counci OF Sail
Lake CITY. Utah.
~ F. s. RIVEs. City Recorder
Sewer Extension No. POS n56i
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-10-13
THE TRIBUNE Gives Your Wants tie LARGEST

first sentence OF article VII. thereof. SO
Snat the same shall read as follows:
Tho government OF the COMPANY and
the manageme:.t OF It's affairs shall. bc
vested In a board OF eleven lD direc-
tors. each OF whom shall be stock
holder.
The books for the transfer OF the stock
Of the company. Soth common and pre-
ferrcd will be closed for the purposes
Of the special meeting above mentioned
ar o'clock n. m. on TUESDAY. October ,,
1911. and VIII be reopened at 10 o'clock
A m on "Wednesday. October Is. 1911.
By order OF the board Of directors;
THE DENVER & RIO GRANDE RAIL-
ROAD COMPANY.
Stephen Little. Secretary m26ao
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-10-13
NOTICE OF SPECIAL MEETING OF
STOCKHOLDERS.
New York. Sent. S. Is

New ACCk. Scnt. =. ITII-
To the Stockholders OF the Denver q
Rio Grande Railroad company:
Notice Is hereby given that special
meeting of the stockholders OF the Len
yer 81 Rio Grande Railroad company VII!
be held at the principal Office OF the
company in Denver. Colo. AT 10 o'clock
a. m on Monday. October i6. 1871. for
the purpose OF considering. acting and
voting upon the question OF increasing
he number of directors OF the company
from nine to eleven and OF amending the
company's certificate OF incorporation
and agreement Of consolidation ae 10 the
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-10-13
nleh School Notes

n1a; ;'o,nor" class held Il meeting
|hteii,m m'"tnpoD la elect officers.
'sou% mas hcen postponed twic.
M NJ ~ not being enough present
kn, t,rsii NJ Han was elected
for,t. largo maiority: Miss
Me was chosen for vice prcsl-
|mnk ,n'hne Farnsworth, secretary.
r 81 curdy. treasurer.
-oslno.s "f the Rifle association
nS""a until Monday afternoon.
svsl teachers meeting was held
far =. Howett. director Of tho
n ibe,. HoficGn Archaeology, ad-
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-10-13

DEE AND MRS. BEN GOODRICH
"a Los Angeles announce the en-
.5gement of lhciI daughter. Sarah,
p Judge john y. Street Of Sdit
'Lzbc CITY. ono ul ,hc best known
y snd club men ut This city. The
q will take place IN Los Angeles
'ember and the briGc and bride
Twill leave II once IuV Japan. re-
b 10 o'lnis city to reside about the
n Ire year. judge Goodrich is
=nt III legal circ!cs Of California
>lIzona
tsst, Gs!ishtfGl affair cf Yesterday
kf bridge lea at which Mrs. Milton
'nan entertained q large uompsn"
fqrlends 1T her beautiful home on
|NeRur. Fourteen tables of bridge
|psycd and several more camc in
ior lhc usual tea, when MIS-. Fred
anj Mrs y. :, Murphy pourcj tea
pflcr. while assisting were lie
Eliza NIrs. GcUvvc Savage. EN-
kane and adelaide idpman. The
Aadc l1vcly picture with It's bright
'nued cnrvsanihvmumS win can
Fpd aiitu 81 leaves In tnc same
4 Through The pther rooms were
'ses-nnd autumn leaves. making In
nos effective decoration.
Prscills Jennings entertained a
"A, q dozen friends YESTERDAY AZ -
pliy appointed luncheon IN honor
I'iy Palmer, Who leaves this
atter wc"k'a visit with her sis
~. Tor llcr hom@ i'm Whippic Bar
+sI1zonu. Tlic guests were mainly
sF or cousins "t Mrs. Palmer
'eN Of her former friends. Mrs.
sss Mlss Nice Hooper. aud Is
@is Jennings. Mrs Willard
tand Mls. Jcsoph T.. Cane.
hdle5 Of 81, Pants guild and thcir
sn]oyed very pleasant affair
~ aii"rnoon. silver tea" at
~ oi Mrs. s. X Ncrl ou Second
4 ane HON" was bright with
u no hosiess was assisted i'm re-
~ Mis-. Ward ". E"cso. Mrs.
snd .drs. StaTuer. while the
.,M,,'her'nc Fisher, Amy Learned
~" inn6t served in tho dining
snl Mr. Reuben IIatch of Woods
H. .i.'''pliicc the engagement Of their
~, 'elto, 10 Francis g. McEnroc
[bsls,S' 'he marriage to take place IN
'ehn Reed returned Wednesday
aoni 81 Louis, where she went
~ INC annual convention Of the
liz. societN. Mrs. Reed W3s eN-
4 'ss sh entertained during her slnv
Guy vlail"d relatives and friends
N, 'ity and vicinity on her re-
y and Mrs. Cooper Anderson Of
N arc IN town visiting Mn and
t,s a. H. Oooliti'c. Ms. W. e. Gates.
rsd III mere Tor the past few days.
\ "s' evening 10 her home IN
IND Mrs Edward Amos Of Port
|ars' spH In th" CITY for . fcw da;s
IN a. a. Inc hotel Utah. They are
II 10 Wy east for visit before re
II 70 'hcir home.
81 D%,rl@s a,o e. Reynolds and her lit
N n're OH their wax io their
H. ~ ~ Angeles aud are visiting Mr..
lin ,,llhSur Ferry. Mr. Reynolds
/ bono N'i' shortly and accompany
|em ~, card Darty given yesterday
a osaf ne ladies' who are wives
tsrn as,Elk' Elk' Was by FAR tho most
'ks ,a'i,alr ever given In Hike man
Don o,pi"S of PLAYERS cniGycd Ihc
ono the winner at each was
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-10-13

presented with a beautiful chrysan,hc-
mum At the close oi the game The
rooms We're decorated with tho same
flowers Mrs. w. Il. Cooper and Mrs
Frank. l.. Hines managed the affair, bat
they were ably assisted b. a number or
The others.
simple wedding OF yesterday morn
ing was that of Miss Lottie Kirk and
Maurice J. McGrath which was solemn
izcd at o'clock al nuptial mass at ST;
Mary's cathedral, Rev Father Curran
officiating. The marriage WAS followed
Dy wedding feast al tlic home of the
bride on Third East and in tho late AZ
ternoon a reception was given AZ The
homo OF tho bmdeeroom mother, Mrs j.
r. Decker. ltO7 Windsor avenue, Mr
and Mrs. NcGrath l%n ON the evening
train for Santa Rita. New Mexico, where
Mr.. McGrath is In the employ OF The
Clinp company and where they VIII
make iheir homo.
The Missionary Union viii hold spc-
Gal cal meeting m %n saturday afternoon n9o n, a,
avenue. Al 80. and Mrs. u. S Pinncy
a special worker IN Presbyterian mis-
sionary fields. viii speak to the women
on Missions"
Miss. Celia Wardrop and her Glance
Nh. Cummings. wcrc tic guests cC honor
last evening at card party given by
Mrs. A. H. Graves.
Daughters OF the Mormon Battalion yes
tcrday afternoon q her home.
Mrs Edwln r. Holmes will not he al
homo this afternoon. but viii receive
her friends ur the afternoon of Friday
October 20. al the Amclia Palace.
Mrs Minnie Thompson. entertained last
evening ut an informal family dinner
for Miss Louise Osborne and her ilance.
Mrs. James T. Jennings Will entertain
this afternoon al a tea at her homc IN
honor Of Mrs, Guy Palmer and Mrs WI
liam DinvoodeN
Mr.. and Mrs. L. D. Miller have taken
rhc e. Rusl @ home at 1l22 First, avenue
where they VIII lie AT home for the WIN
ter
Eiufr. cal. arc visiting Mayor and Mrs
John <. Brsnsford tor a few DAYS
The United Daughters OF thc Ctonfad-
cra,,v viii meet this afternoon with Mrs.
Charles H. Eodel on First South street
Tic meeting which was postponed from
last week. Is most important one, as
the annual election OF officers VIII he
held.
Miss Myrtle McEvoy viii entertain
This afternoon at iIousseau tee al her
home on Second East street.
Mrs. Clarence Warnock VIII entertain
;hn Neiehhorhood club al the first meet
;mr of tho year this afternoon at her
home on Second avenue,
urs Ellen Worcester OF Chicago. 0ho
has been spending the past few weeks
r,ith her sister Mrs .. =. IIewett left
Yesterday for her home
Mrs. George Rust and her littl" daugh-
for viii leave tomorrow Tor Kansas CITY
to spend the winter
There VIII br no meeting Of the ladies'
literary club This afternoon on 1c,3un,
nI the federation meeting being held III
ogden.
Mr.. 1amos A. rToEle viii entertain thls
,rternoon ~ q bridge tea for Mrs on"
Sussman al. her homo, '"ao Eas' Biz manu-
Miss Marian llcmtYre VIII entertain
,,,,,nhcr oC her younS friends TINS eNch'ilS
u, dance NJ the Mcintyre home on
Seventh avenue.