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The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1911-05-02
THAT

Corn planted upon land which has
long been in corr is likely TO suffer
from the attacks of corn root lice.
Corn planted on land recently in
sod is likely to suffer from attacks of
white grubs. wire worms and cut
worms.
Corn must not olloW corn when the
corn rOot-worm is abundant.
Corn planted on clover sod. wheat
stubble. oat stubble. coWpea or soy
bean land. unless too recently out or
grass sod is likely to be absolutely
free from serious insect attack.
Corn success is due in great measure
TO proper variety selection.
DR.. T. J. Header.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1911-05-02
DEATH IN GASOLINE UNLESS
CAREFULLY HANDLED.

Gasoline should only De used for
washing out of doors and away from
buildings and smokers When the
washing Is done the gasoline should
be thrown on Jos ground that Will
drink it up at once.
Severe explosions have come from
pouring the dirty gasoline down the
hole in the sink. A large number
have come from pouring it in the
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1911-05-02

Instead of wanting to go West and
fight Indians some boys prefer to Eay
at home and get chummy with those
In front of the cigarette shops.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1911-05-02

That One OF Its Great Mis-
sions is to Drive Practice of Brfb-
cry. VOte-Buying and Selling. From
Politics, and Sets Out How This
Both Debauches the Electorate and
Secures Indifferent Public Servants.
Northern Wisconsin advertiser. [volume] (Wabeno, Wis.) 1898-1925, 1911-04-21
GETTING READY FOR KILLING
How Admiral Leutze Dealt With Man
Who Threatened to Take
His Life.

Stories of Rear Admiral E. H. c..
Leutze, formerly commander of the
navy yard at Washington, come in
now and then from the New York
yard. Of which he is at present in
charge.
Not long ago some one reported to
the admiral that a machinist in the
shops had threatened to kill him on
sight. Shall dismiss him." queried
the captain, after a salute
NO" said the admiral thoughtfuIly,
tell him 1 wish to see him"
A burly, surly macninist was ush-
cred into the private office. He looked
a bit sheepish
well, my man." said the admiral,
getting up from his desk and going to
meet him, land so you have called
ME names and declared your intention
Of licking me on sight"
The machinist mumbled that he had
been misquoted.
Good enough! but do you really
think that you could thrash me?" In
sisted the admiral
The machinist still protested that
there was some mistake, and finally
Leutze cut short the interview. well.
now, my man, go back to your work
I'm glad to make your acquaintance
l wanted to be prepared for the kill
ing when it occurs. Joe Mitchell
Chapple, in the National Magazine.
Northern Wisconsin advertiser. [volume] (Wabeno, Wis.) 1898-1925, 1911-04-21

Copyright. 1913. By w. n. u
Northern Wisconsin advertiser. [volume] (Wabeno, Wis.) 1898-1925, 1911-04-21
Patents Near Million Mark.

Next summer the government will
issue its millionth patent since the
creation of the patent office, 100 years
ago. To fully appreciate the signifi-
canoe of this development, 1t must be
realized that every one of these mil
lion patents represents fresh discov-
cry of new principles or else an adj
tustment of old principles to new ones
Northern Wisconsin advertiser. [volume] (Wabeno, Wis.) 1898-1925, 1911-04-21
HOW THEY PAY SOCIAL DEBTS
FormaIities Prove Big 5usbear to
Wives of Officials at National
Capital.

That great bugbear of society life,
making calls" is more in evidence
in Washington than in other places.
Every woman admits that 1t is bur
den, and yet every one insists on
keeping up the custom, which had it's
beginning in pleasure, but which,
through force of circumstances. has
degenerated into a disagreeable duty.
1t seems strange that no one has yet
found a means of fulfilling this part
of the social obligations in a less
arduous and more satisfactory way.
Women in the congressional and Of
fetal circles of Washington are more
affected than any one else, for they
are obliged to spend days in making
the rounds among those persons to
whom calls are due AS there are
only two hours out of a day when peo-
pie receive, 1t means that weeks pass
before one is able to complete the
task. 1t is not an uncommon thing to
hear of women who have exchanged
cards for years and during that time
have never exchanged a word with
each other, except when they hap
pened to NEE at the home of a friend
in the street or in the shops.
1t is practice among the wives Of
some of the higher officials to send
cards by a servant to the home Of
those who are not intimate friends,
and though this is not altogether sat
isfactory to the recipients, it certain
ly saves the senders time and trouble
Each day Of the week is set aside for
one set of off1cialdom to receive calls.
Northern Wisconsin advertiser. [volume] (Wabeno, Wis.) 1898-1925, 1911-04-21

and behold, half a
dozen Of the
widows of Chicago
merchant princes
have bundled up
their multi-mil-
lions and sue
cumbed. The city
by the Potomac
has unfolded her
allurements to a
score of hardy
men of the west,
grown satiate with
the wealth of their
Northern Wisconsin advertiser. [volume] (Wabeno, Wis.) 1898-1925, 1911-04-21

Count Benoist day. While she has a
genuine feminine fondness for beauti-
full gowns and dresses in the most ex-
ouisite taste it is in her out-of-door
sporting toys that the viscountess is
most at home Life lin the open" ap
peals to her above all else and she is
an interchangeable skater.
Northern Wisconsin advertiser. [volume] (Wabeno, Wis.) 1898-1925, 1911-04-21
POPULAR IN SOCIAL CIRCLES
Wife Of French Naval Attache Is
Much Sought After by
Society.

Few women in Washington society
have achieved greater popularity than
the Viscountess day wife of the ma
val attache of the French legation, the
Northern Wisconsin advertiser. [volume] (Wabeno, Wis.) 1898-1925, 1911-04-21
IS RICHEST CAPITAL
WASHINGTON SPREADS NET FOR
MULTlMILLIONAIR
So Strong Is Drift of Wealth to Capt.
tai That Fifth Avenue Must Be-
ware and Society Everywhere
Pin Down Its Lions.

Washington, the nations capital,
has spread the net of her attractions.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-03-19

A WISE MAN
 sometimes called a Hong headed" man is not the man who has graduated from several colleges and who is contented to live in a rented house. The real wise gentleman puts his money into -c
 A HOME OF HIS OWN. a "A word to the wise' should start you toward our office. We offer you the fol- lowing list of homes on terms and prices that speak for themselves: saaV ns
 $50 CASH a And SIS to s20 per month will buy any of the following atsss 'S
 COTTAGES: 5a s1750-No. S25 50th street, Kingston, Groom cottage.
 s2000-5-room cottage on well-elevated lot located. one-half block car line, Parl1view station. This cottage is ex- ceptionally well built. .s s225o-No. 11f4 1st avenue. West End, A. room cottage on lot 50x190 This lot faces south and has paved streets. which are paid for. It is within one block Of the new library and school house on Tuscaloosa avenue. s 60 s250O Each-Nos. 13S and .139 Edmond street, Woodlawn, Groom, new, modern cottage; never been occupied. T s4000-s-room residence on nice corner lot, No. 3119 Avenue G. This place Is within one block of two car lines; will be sold for $50 down and s3o per month. Before making a new lease you had bet ter look over this list of cottages, which you can purchase on a basis of your rental contract.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-03-19
Choicest residence and buSi- ness property for sale.
REAL

S1o,00o-What estate investor offers made in months In downtown business property is that of 25x140 feet on Third between 17th and 18th streets It prop deslrablity of which cannot be toned which be this price. A-286.
 wholesale district, east of 22d street. 50x157h road. Frequent service level drive to the ter of city superior railroad facilities, every advantage for a wholesale warehouse site. A-2S7 s1OOOO-Corner lot within e1s blocks site selected for the new postoffce. Property would make of the best sites In city for apart ment house. large boarding house, stores. Lo pay we'll on investment. A-28s
 ef25co-1 residence Five Points located large lot overlooking city, fine view plenty of breeze in time two baths large bed- etc., close to public schools, within block of lne close to churches. Property worth $15,o00 but will take t12,500 if bought before April 1st. A-289.
 bungalow, occupied, just being finished located in Princeton, West End and in the very best part of that popular residence section. Has all modern conveniences, such furnace, side walks, water. electricity. House is a bargain and excellent lot. A-290
 275O--New West End bungalow rooms genuine Dutch effect, large lot facing south. Gas, electricity, street Improvements sewerage blocks from car lne excellent nefghborhood small ca sh ment will be accepted and balance like rent. It is of the bargains that will sell Monday so don't wait for Tuesday. A-2s1.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-03-19
FOR RENT

NORTHSIDE. 2216 18th avenue, north, Il rooms, $50. 1201 18th street, 8 rooms, furnished, $50. 1924 Rush avenue, north, rooms, $50. 1111A 29th street, north, rooms, $42.50. 1729 18th avenue, north, 6 rooms, S25. sS09 27th st., north, rooms, furnished, s25. 17S1 18th avenue, north, 5 rooms, $22. .5O. 262S 30th avenue, north, rooms, S1850 503S Sd avenue, north, or Florentine ave- l. nuo, $17 50. .as '1223 North seth street, rooms. s25. 1926 Ina street, [ rooms, $37. 50
 soUTHsIDE. 300 South 18th street, rooms, $1O0. Cullom apartments, 10 rooms sp. Cullom apartments, rooms, SI5 2315 Arlington avenue, rooms, SeO. 1109 St. Charles street, rooms. $50. 1903 South 18th street, furnished, till Oc- tober l, $50. 1903 South 18th street, furnace heat, $45. 1706 14th avenue, 8 rooms, $40 17o1 14th avenue, 8 rooms, sS7.5O. s16 South 18th street, rooms, s35 1920 Avenue I, rooms, s25.
 SUBURBS. 7oS2 East Lake, rooms, $21 Midlin street, Della avenue, Fairview, rooms, $15 15 Walnut street, ' rooms and bath, $25. 5O3S 1st avenue, Woodlawn, rooms, s2O. 206 Vine street, rooms and bath, SIS. Oak Crest station, South Ensley car. 4 rooms, $14. 5O51 Sd avenue, Woodlawn, 8 rooms, s1o. 503S Sd avenue, Woodlawn, new house, rooms, s17 50. Smith Hill, at Acipco, 6 rooms, $10. Smith Hill. at Acipco, rooms, s750.
 STORES. 1877 4th avenue. 8 floors, .s100. 2So1 9th avenue, store. $50. 2S05 9th avenue, store, $40. 2601 29th avenue, north, store, $3o 2S19 18th street, store, 80. 2603 29th avenue, north, store, sN.D. TYLER & RAMSAY
 Successors to w. G. Tyler & O.,
 4 2009 First Ave. Phone Bell "A
The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-03-19
ESTATE

zoo-A big pickup of lot in Princeton probably only left at such price. VIII surprise you when you 1t. Don't wait. A-292 4500-New residence facing corner 60x175 feet. Living dining breakfast den, bed kitchen and large back downstairs four large bed upstairs, excellent bath 12-foot porch, furnace heat, mis- sion finish, brick lives in another state. Is willing to sell at this big reduction in price, terms, small cash payment and bal like rent. The house alone would cost the price to duplicste. A-293
 g line in Princeton Place. 50x1s0 feet the only left in the block for less than $1500 It is just beyond Elmwood station A-294 z ab0o-Practcally colonial cottage on Princeton Avenue, pretty residence street. has every convenience and will appeal person looking for nice home. Rooms large and fortable. A-295
 b250s50o cash and balance like rent. New furnace heated house, well located South Highlands convenient Five Points, churches, schools, 1nes etc. 1t Is east of 20th street. A-296. . residence, comparatively new, every detail, beautifully arranged, roof, servants house, street Improvements. steel furnace, $500 cash and balance be arranged Just block off Highland Avenue, excellent street. A-297
 62SO-New 7-room residence 32d street. Norwood 60x1S0 feet, well located, the work the Birmingham Realty company is doinss It ts c big bargain, easily worth $7ooo. A-2sas
The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-03-19

JEMISON REAL ESTATE & INSURANCE CO., 2O24 Sd Ave-
The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-03-19
MI N C E
Mortgage X Realty
 Company

211s First Ave, Bell phone 1346. Peoples
 Phone JOS.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-03-19
We Report Again to the Public

As it generally admitted that the completion of the boulevard in Norwood Place will mark the beginning of of residential building in Birmingham, there naturally much interest the progress of work the boulevard
 We pleased to be able say that the work proceed ing continuously and satisfactorily rapidly the thorough of the undertaking will permit. We are Ion me'
The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-03-19
FOR SALE

Nice cottage home for colored people, close in, on North 14th street. $500 cash, balance monthly payments.
 $27b0-6-room, modern cottage. corner lot, West End reliable party can buy for $10O cash and monthly payments of s2o. Block of ground containing 25 full size lots, already laid off with wide streets and alleys, on car line in Woodlawn dis trict; money can be made with this by improving with moderate priced cot tages. Beautiful lot, 60-feet front, corner, North Highlands, overlooks city, faces south and Cast. all street Improvements ir and included in price of $S0 per foot. <Ue-half cash.
 GEORGE BILBE, Agent Bell q. a 2104 First avenue.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-03-19
HOMES FOR SALE
34750.

$4l00
 The best bargain on South Highlands foi the money-5-room bungalow, hall and reception hail. dining room. buffers pantry, kitchen, two large bedrooms and bath; inclosed back porch; could be used for breakfast room; solid stone foun- dation; large basement; furnace heat; brick mantel; front porch 10 feet wide; large closet in each bedroom; electric fixtures; flush switches; terraced and grassed front yard; $10O cash. sso per month.
 10 acres, 4-room house, hall, outhouses. well and spring. on public road. Shades valley; a fine country home; terms.
 5000.
 South Highland lot 60x190; fine location; almost level; terms.
 s6O00.
 Finely finished Groom modern home; cor ner lot: east of 2oth street near High land avenue; built-in bookcases, beamed ceiling buffers pantry, closed-in porch, servant room, large basement, furnace, bath, linen closet and closet in each bed room, convenient, compact and complete. Terms. IA A handsome new brick house on corner of 20tn street, South Highlands, close to Phoenix club; has cut brown stone foun- dalton; has eight large rooms and all late Improvements; large front and back porches; basement under entire house; furnace heat: fine view of the city; you can see the lights all over the city from the front porch at night; has beamed ceilings, hardwood floors up and down. stairs, and perfect beauty. This is $12,000 home for $10,O00.
 5000 New bungalow on full-size lot, one block of car line. modern construction and conveniences; $200 cash, balance easy terms.
 This is only few of many homes we have for sale, ranging in price from 5000 to $50.O00. We will be pleased to show you the property, if you intend to buy home and can arrange terms to suit.
 Odom-Hudnall Realty Go. BIO Empire Bldg. Bell s61o. Peoples 1911.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-03-19

Houses marked ''X' can be rented for immediate possession. or possession April l. Not marked can only be had from April 1.
 We only have space to give number of rooms and price. For full information call rental department" Some of abovo residences have furnace or steam heat.
 w. B. LEEDY & O.,
 Both Phones Q. 11z N. Fist St.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-03-19
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FOR RENT

I1705 fifth avenue, g rooms, $4E.o0. | 1915 18th avenue, 8 rooms, $46.0e. 2216 Orange, 8 rooms, $5o.00. 2331 Orange avenue, rooms, S5o.0A. 352S Cliff road, rooms, s55-00. 292o Juniper street. rooms, $45.os. 880 3oth street, 9 rooms, $47.50. 110s St. Charles street. rooms, $52-se~ 2o25 11th avenue, rooms. $55~oo. 2714 Pine avenue, rooms, $6o.0o. 1920 Maplewood, 3 rooms, $75.o0. 1907 18th street, 9 rooms, $50-o0. 1929 11th avenue, 10 rooms, S50-00. 1231 Waucoma street, 10 rooms, $6SJeo- 2315 Arlington avenue, 10 rooms. sd5soe- HOO 11th avenue, 10 rooms, $75-00~ 1920 Ash street. 10 rooms, $S0-0o- $50 10th street, 10 rooms, s10o.
 2244 Sycamore street, 12 rooms, &1oo.o0. l 1912 18th avenue, 12 roonss $1o0-00- AVONDALE. f11s 9th avenue, south, roomGd t1A CENTRAL PARK Il | Poplar street, rooms, SIS Df
 EAST BIRMINGHAM jsS 4ff9 7th avenue, rooms, $S E'AIRvIEW.
 252s Hawthorne avenue (osceolAl, l rooms, go. WEST END. l 1913 Cotton avenue, rooms, $N l 206 Greene street, 6 rooms, $20A l 130 Almond street. rooms, $1s.n. | IS Walnut street, rooms, $E. | 1901 Tate avenue, rooms, $20. 1 112 Hawkins street, 10 rooms, $50 (sss l card. wOODLAwN. l 5061 Sd avenue, north, 3 rooms, $1A. 316 N. 5Sth street, rooms, $10 531e 11th avenue, rooms, $12.50> 1 5e0e Stone avenue, s rooms, $20. l 322 61st street, s rooms, $22-5A | 6O1t 1st avenue, 6 rooms, S22 -50A
 5924 Sd avenue, rooms, s20.
 203 61st street, s.. g rooms, sA l 59O1 tst avenue, rooms, $35. NORTH HAVEN. 1sT Beffview avenue, $12. .50. | EARLE PLACE. I 5T Earle avenue, rooms, S25s
 414 Sarah avenue, rooms, S5 | 135 Sarah avenue, 6 rooms, $SA l 119 Sarah avenue 6 rooms, SO
The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-03-19
NORTHsIDE.

NORTHSIDE | 1901 18th avenue, rooms, SIS. l 1731 18th avenue, 5 rooms, S22.50. 1S19 Rush avenue, 5 rooms, s75. PIP 11th avenue, rooms, s0o. 2612 7th avenue, 6 rooms, 322.50. 1929 East 14th street, 6 rooms, s25. 1729 18th avenue, 6 rooms, $B. 1908 Huntsville avenue, 6 rooms, $31. 50. 1929 18th avenue, 6 rooms sN.5o. 1921 18th street, rooms, $s1.60. | 509 22d street, 8 rooms, $35. | 1429 24th street. 8 rooms, s35. 1128 11th street, 8 rooms, s35. 202S 12th avenue, 8 rooms, $S7.50. 2027 12th avenue, 8 rooms, $S7.50. 1924 Ina street, rooms, $S7.50. 2104 Sth avenue, 8 rooms, $40. 112 30th street, rooms, $45. 2107 7th avenue, rooms, s6o. 1881 24th street. rooms, $47. 730 21st street, rooms, $50. 1201 18th street, rooms, $55 Cfurnished). 12l4 18th street, g rooms, $55. I 713 21st street, 9 rooms, $65 4141a 21st street, 12 rooms, $75. TIT 28d street, F rooms, $7o. soUTHsIDE 111s Avenue D. rooms and store, | $3000.
  1914 Avenue H, 5 rooms, $25.00; see | card. BIO 18th street, rooms, 5000. l1904 Avenue B, 6 rooms. t25.O0. 1125 Florida street. rooms, s27.50. 1121 Florida street, 6 rooms, $30.0o. 1926 18th avenue. 6 rooms. $35.o0. | 901 Georgia street. 6 rooms, $37.50. | 1016 Cherry street, rooms, $40.0o 916 18th street, I rooms. $35.00. S20 Woodland avenue, z rooms Cor Bradley). $35.00.
 1110 18th street, z rooms Cfurnfshed), l $65.00.
 3019 Avenue c, rooms. 5000 l1319 11th avenue, s rooms, $37.50. 1513 11th avenue, rooms, $37.50. 1125 11th street, 8 rooms. $37.50. 2030 Humboldt avenue. rooms, Sf2.5o. 2915 Avenue G. 8 rooms, $40.00. 1405 14th avenue. rooms, $4000.
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1911-12-01

SOLD up TO $500 @|.Jj
Another remarkable stunt. a grand opportunity
to secure warm Coat ready to put on at less
than the mere cost of material. Short and long
coats of mixtures and covert, odds and ends of
MANY different lines.
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1911-12-01

Sold mp to S2.OO. Made of PercaIe, Chambray and
Bingham in plain cOlOrS and fances.
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1911-12-01
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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-04-23
Fat Women, This Month
Should Interest You

This kind OF weather is the very kind
fat people should take advantage OF and
remove their fat without any fear of eX-
haustiTg themselves, Go to your drug
gist no matter where you live. and buy
case of the famous Marmola Tablets,
lust the same AS the world renowned
Marno!a Prescription, and take one 0f
these taDicts after each meal. Your fat
will disappear at the rate of from j. TO
H. ounces per day and you will correc,
The digestive juices of your system so
that they Will no longer turn your food
into fat. They Will make YOU stronger
and they will not harm anyone. No mat
ter whether YOU eat at home or away
from home. your Marmola Tablets can
always be carried and you Will thus be
free from any worry about that which
you eat These tablets Will stop all fat
making. and the beauty OF them lies In
the fact that they win not leave huge
wrinkles after the fat goes away. II you
VIII try them just one week you win be-
come one of the thousands TO whom we
can refer you Marmola Tablets for sale
by all druggists everywhere, or. il you
prefer. send the price of case 90 cts.)
10 The Marnnoa Company. 1923 Farmer
Bldg. Detroit. Mich. and they Will send
same to you bY r@'"~~ -" IN plain
package.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-04-23

Far on the distant hilltops shines the
snow.
White and unsullicd slIl, Yet in The
wales
There. comes breath of summer. and
the tales
OF Springs wild fancy set our hearts
aelow
With rapture. The brown coated old
earth so slowly palcs
Into the gold Of meadows all a-hlow
We scarce can tell where light or shadow
fails.
The sweetvoiccd meadow lark. so lately
mute,
Is heard 10 warble Ger and DER his note.
What sound could swcstor bc 10 ears
To catch the thtob OF JOY in every throat ?
Thus comes the spirit Spring In JOY Sc
Her sweet song heard before hcr form
is seen,
With unlimited enthusiasm the young
girls themselves under the leadership
of Miss Lucille f'rancEc have taken up
the matter of the May dance to he Civ
en- for the benefit Of the Fairgrounds
association. The affair this year will
be given on May 10 in the Odeon and
judging by the many young and beau
tiful girls active in its management 1T
will be a great success. The patron
tS~tS VIII nt MIS-. w lllliIl a'DlN- vi -
j. s. Bransford. Mrs. j. T. Kingsberry,
Mrs. G, \. Wallace, Mrs G. II. Nc
Mahon. Mrs. \. j. Gorham, Miss Worth,
Mrs, w. V Rice. Mrs. Arthur Bird,
Mrs. + F Holmes, Mrs, Russel Tracy,
Mrs. w ". Armstrong, Mrs. John Mar
shall, Mrs. Mont Ferry. Mrs leber
Wells, Mrs. Seldcn Clnwson. Mrs Will
liam Reid. Mrs. William Jennings, Mrs,
John Weir, Mrs. Il. G. SchuIder, Mrs.
l.. NJ. Bailey. Mrs, c. r.. Pearsall, Mrs.
NJ Fl. Child, Mrs. II, G. Mcmillan,
Mrs. Adolph Baer, Mrs f. y. Robin
son Miss Gertrude Hanson, Miss Beth
McCune and Miss Gladys Richmond will
have charge OF the programme; Miss
Marprie Dey, Miss Margaret Walden
and Miss Elepor Stewart will manage
the advertising; Miss Mildred McMii
Ian, Miss Lorene Leary and Miss Selma
Wall will form the decorating commit
tee; Miss Virginia Beatty. Mrs. John
E. Clark and Miss Mary Marshall will
constitute the reception committee;
Mrs. W, P. Kiser and Miss Elsio Par
Marguerite Stewart will arrange for
punch and candy, and Miss Marguerite
Rice will head the ticket committee.
Besides this there are a number of
affairs planned for the immediate flu
ture, the largest and most important
being the ten at the home of Mrs.
Windsor V. Rice Tuesday afternoon,
when the ladies OF St Marks guild
will entertain their friends at silver
tea for the church. The affair prom
ises to be very important one and will
be attended by large company OF
friends. The usual table 'hote lunch |
con at the Country club will he on
Wednesday and on the same day Mrs. |
i. A Wall Will entertain at an elab-
orate bridge tea for Mrs. j. W. Hous-
ton. Mrs J. G. Fields will be the
hostess on Tuesday at a luncheon at
the Commercial club for Mrs. Everett
Buckingham and that afternoon an i'm
portant meeting OF the settlement
workers will he held in the Amelia
Palace art gallery, Mrs. Holmes having
given the use OF the place for that pur-
pose Mrs. Arthur Bird will report on
her visit through the east and her study |
of settlement conditions. Mrs. George |
Benton Wilson has issued invitations
for bridge tea to he given at her