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Duncan Arizonian., 1911-07-19
4th WEEK
LOCALS

this week.
Mr. and Mrs. B. F. Billingsley
returned from Clifton Friday.
Greenlee County's popular
sheriff, |. B. English, donates to
the tripletts this week.
b. W. Taylor, Duncan's hustl-
ing whole sale and retail mer-
chant, made a business trip to
the County-seat last Wednesday.
Capt. Lanneau, cashier of the
Bank of Dulcan, made a flying
trip to Clifton last Wednesday
evening.
R. Sexton & sons have pur-
chased new j. |. Case thresher.
for the Sheldon valley, which
was unloaded here Saturday, and
G. H. Cosper & sons one for the
use of themselves up the river.
We call attention of our read
ers to the change in the ad of
Mrs. j. A. Hunter who is selling
off some of her fine stock of
chickens.
Mrs. |. B. English and Mrs.
Dilmer of Clifton have been
spending pleasant week at the
Day-FOster ranch the guests of
Mr.. and Mrs. Sam Foster.
Ed Malone passed through Fri
day in Conductors uniform on
the regular passenger run; while
Mike (Reardon) just looked wise
in citizens clothes.
L. P. Miller of Franklin left
Monday for Liberty, Arizona,
where he has a good position and
expects to remain for some time.
Mr.. Mlller's many friends here
will wish him much good luck
and prosperity at Liberty.
Some of the people who will
read your next ad in The Ari-
zonian will be trying to find out
what is YOUR PRICE on some
thing they MUST BUY within a
day or two. If you fail to quote
price, they'll probably assume
that you don't sell it.
Mrs. B. A. Wilson brought
some exceptionally fine potatoes
to this office Saturday. With
such mammoth potatoes as these
at five cents per pound farmers
and truck growers should be elat-
ed. Back East we would say,
$50. 80 per bushel'.
T. j. Cauthen was over last
week from Glenwood, New Mex
leo on business and visiting old
friends. While here Mr.. Cauthen
bought the fine Percheon horses
of Mr.. McLennan. Two for $500,
and toook them back with him.
These were two of the finest
horses ever brought to this
country.
J. A. Whitridge was down
from Morenci last week looking
after business here. Mr.. Whit
ridge is one of the proprietors of
the Grove Poultry Farm across
the river, Mr.. Carter being
manager. We acknowledge a
business call from Mr.. Whitridge
and a renewal of subscription.
Sheriff, 1. B. English and his
brother w. R. Luke, passed
through Duncan last Friday re-
turning from Rodeo. N. M. where
they had gone overland on. busi-
ness connected with the killing
of their brother Frank English.
Mr.. Luke is from San Antonio,
Texas, and likes this country
very much.
w. E. Cureton and Harry
Martin were in town last Friday
to receive two car loads of full
blood Hereford bulls shipped
from thQ ooct Tboco hills oOo+
Duncan Arizonian., 1911-07-19
FOURTH YEAR

for subscription price to the, Ari-
zonian.
A. N. Newhouse made a fly
ing trip in from the mines yester-
day returning the same day.
w. W. Holder, prince of mer-
chants at Sheldon, was q Duncan
visitor last week.
c. M. Burnham has added q
fine barber pole in front of his
shop and his establishments is now
putting on city airs.
Mrs. J. A. Hildreth has been
in poor health the past few weeks
and was considerably worse this
morning.
We'call attention of our readers
to the new Ad for the STARCK
PIANO co. which is one Of the
largest piano houses in the coun-
try. Read the the liberal terms
and condition Of sale.
Hood McCamant finished rid
ing the K. of P. goat last Satur-
day night and there is yet enough
left of him to ride the range, and
especially as his COWS are so fat
they can't run fast.
If you want to buy as little as
$40, 90 you will more than save
the amount Of your fare in the
savings you will effect when you
go to Clifton to take in the Ba-
zaar Department Stores Semi
Annual Slaughter Sale.
Uncle George Phillips has re-
moved the hitching rack in front
of the Ice Cream Parlor which
changes the looks of things there
from the appearance of a livery
stable to a real nice and clean
place for ladies to go forrefresh-
ments.
John ]. Malone came down
from Lordsburg Saturday even
ing to assist in the Installation
Of officers at the K. of P. Lodge.
John met many of his old friends
here who were glad to see him.
He returned Sunday morning.
Work on the new M. E. Church
is now under full headway, the
contractor has a full working
force, the brick machine run
ming and the building will soon
be another ornament to the town
of Duncan as we'll as being g
house of worship and a factor fol
good in the community.
Deputy Grand Chancellor, w.
G. Cheatham, conducted the In
stallation of officers last Satur.
day night at the Castle Hall ir
Duncan. A large number Of boys
were present, the exercises con.
Quoted in good shape and a ban
quet, prepared by Mrs. W.. S.
Munday, was highly enjoyed af
ter the Installation.
Hon. H. C. Boone, President
of the Central States Life Insur-
ance Company of St. Louis, sends
in subscription to the ARIzONIAN,
Mr.. Boone formerly lived in Dun.
can, some fifteen or twenty years
ago, was in business here anC
was a member of the Board OF
Supervisors. He is still mindful
of that part of his life spent here
and likes to hear from the ole
place.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Richard.
son have left Solomonville fol
San Diego, Cal. Mr.. and Mrs.
Richardson have lived here &
number Of years and it is with
regret that their friends see
them go away. Mr.. Richardson
has been connected with the
sheriff's office as chief deputy fol
the last eleven years.
Duncan Arizonian., 1911-07-19

FOR SALE Good Jersey Cow,
fresh. Inquire at this Office.
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ANNOUNCEMENT

beg to announce that have
bought the machine shop known as
The Harrison Machine Works" and
have moved the same to the old
stand on Gold Avenue, next door to
Mr.. Peterson's blacksmith shop.
am now ready to undertake any
kind Of gasoline or steam engine,
pump or automobile repairs, | will
install any make of engine or pump
In a workmanlike manner and can
assure satisfaction.
have been all my working life a
mechanic and have had European
experience and claim to thoroughly
understand my business one trial
will convince you" | am here to
stay and hope that with frst-class
work and reasonable charges to be-
get your confidence in my integrity
and ability.
Blackham & Son.
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Death of Henry Sexton.

The community was saddened
Sunday afternoon to learn of the
untimely death of Henry Sexton,
proprietor of the Clark rooming
house on Silver avenue, who passed
to the higher life at four o'clock Of
that day. He had been i'll for
only seven days with neuralgia of
the heart and hopes were enter
tanned for his recovery to the time
Of his death.
The deceased was born in Salem,
Ill.,, fifty years ago last December.
When a young man he went to
Walla Walla, Wash, where he was
married to Amy Stetson DeHaven,
who with two daughters and one son,
survive him, one son having passed
away in infancy.
Mr. Sexton came to Deming last
year and invested in real estate,
and as soon as his business affairs
could be arranged in Washington,
brought his family here and took
charge of the Clark rooming house.
After his second arrival he got an
other farm in the south valley and
was making preparations to de-
velop his property. The family has
made friends of the whole commun.
ity and the untimely death of SC
good a man has caused universal
sorrow. The remains will he taken
to the old home for interment.
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Society Life in Deming.

Rev. and Mrs. Aulick entertained
The BaptIsts Of Deming. at their
home, Tuesday evening, Refresh
ments were served al ten. Lawn
games were pleasant features of the
affair.
The Veselys Club met with Miss
Jessie McCurry. Saturday evening.
The following officers were elected:
G. Solnar, president; Joe Villa Wat
kins. vice president; Herman Bech-
tel. secretary; Gee. j. Watkins,
treasurer. Refreshments were
served and a pleasant exening was
enjoyed by all.
Mrs. and Miss Teel entertained a
company Of ladies complimentary to
Mrs. Rogers, Thursday afternoon.
The unique invitations read as fol-
lows: THE. Teel Battalion of the
Deming Ladies Regiment requests
your presence at Camp Solitude. on
April ID. to meet our Superior
Officer. Mrs. Rogers. Reveille 81
M, mess 4:30, taps $50. A wooden
romance.
Mr.. j. H. Rogers was host last
Sunday afternoon at one Of the fin-
est nine-course spreads ever pre-
pared by Manager Magnuson at the
Harvey House, and John Is equal to
the best in the Harvey system.
Twenty-four sat down TO the feast
and it took exactly two hours to
properly discuss the several courses,
the service being of the highest or
der. The arrangement Of the
guests was as follows: Mr.. Rogers,
Mrs. Thurmond. Mr.. Bolich. Mrs.
Hodgdon. Mrs. McGlinchey, Mrs.
Alice Smith. Major Waddill. Mrs.
Pollard, Mr.. Temke, Mrs. Corbett,
Mrs. Swope, Mayor Marshall. Mrs.
Rogers. DR.. Moir, Mrs. Holt. Mrs.
Rush, MI. Hodgdon. Mrs. Bolich,
Mr.. Pollard. Mrs. Marshall, Mr..
Corbett, Mrs. Waddill, Mr.. Holt,
Mrs. Moir. Following the dinner
the company repaired to the Pol
lard home for a pleasant social hour.
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Those who are interested in the
salvation of souls. regardless Of
creed. denomination or sect. are
cordially invited to join in battle
for the salvation of the people Of
this community. Brother and Sis
ter Dillingham; of Placid. Tex, win
begin meeting about the 2lst Of
April. This will not be a meeting
Of any particular denomination. A
special invitation is extended to the
ministers of Deming. 2wlO'
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1911-04-14
Other Kentuckians Come to
Deming.

w. II. Rowland. one of the lead
ing real estate men of Louisville,
KY, accompanied by W. j. Toombs,
prominent business man, have
been spending several days looking
over the Mimbres Valley and are
now among our most enthusiastic
boosters. Mr.. Toombs couldn't help
investing in an S0-acre tract
through the Mimbres Valley Realty
Co. and will soon leave the blue
grass" for the sunshine state.
Mr.. Rowland will send lot more
good Kentuckians to join the ones
already here.
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George A. Anderson Dead.

We are panied to note, this week,
the death of George A. Anderson,
one of our highly respected pio-
neers. who was nearing the half
century mark. being born at Nash
Vile, Ark, Dec. %, 1861. He
came to Deming in 1892, and the
same year was united in marriage
to Miss Mary Smith, who with five
children and two sisters. now mourn
his departure. The funeral was
held at the Mahoney undertaking
parlors, Monday afternoon, Rev. H,
M. Bruce preaching the sermon
Burial was in the Deming cemetery
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Lumber will surely have to go up
when the present supply Is exhaust
ed. The wholesale price has adj
vanced $3.50 10 $500 and freight
rates on lumber have gone up SIZE
per thousand. BE wise and buy
now. -Deming Lumber Co.
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ID. g. Brown Is in Colorado Springs
for an extended visit.
Messrs. Layne and Downes were
down from Silver City yesterday.
Rev. Chas. r. Hunt Is attending
meeting Of the Presbytery at Las
Cruces.
A. l.. Keith Of albuquerque,
has been visiting old Deming friends
this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. C. Brown have
been spending a few days at the
Alamo Hueco ranch.
Frank 0'Brien was home from
Las Cruces over Sunday, and re-
ports work progressing very finely.
Bud Hayde and wife have IL
pound son. born yesterday. See
Buds smile.
Mrs. Rachel Coleman, Of Dayton,
Ohio, Is visiting her brother. L. ].
Small, whom she has not seen in 10
years.
Frederick w. Jansen, accompan-
led by his mother, Of Quincy, ILL.,.
are guests Of H. G. Bush and wife.
They are relatives Of Mrs. Bush.
Sexton Bros. will arrive from
Washington this morning and w.
H. Place Of San Simon came yester-
dry.
Mrs. Ora B. Orr, who has been a
guest at E. H. Matthews, has re-
turned to New York via Washing
ton, to visit her daughter Blanche.
F. W. Cochrun of the Coloma,
Michigan, Courier, who has been
spending the winter on the FL Paso
Herald was a welcome GRAPHIC
caller yesterday.
C. H. Dresser and son Vern ar
rived from California this week and
are guests at the Dresser ranch,
east of the city. We should be
glad to welcome them as perman-
ent residents.
Mrs. Carst0n has returned from
Fort Collins, Colo. where she was
called to attend the funeral of her
daughter and infant grand daugh-
ter. She has the sympathy of all
Christian people.
DIR. Swope is home from Danville,
III, and reports Mr.. Almy as gain
ing very nicely. He says snow is
still Astounding in the north and the
fame of Deming known everywhere
he went.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. H. Rogers who
have been spending several weeks
with their daughter, Mrs. A. w.
Pollard, leave tomorrow morning
for their home in Wisconsin, via
New Orleans.
James W. Dymond is home from
Bellevue, Michigan, where he re-
ports having jolly good time all
winter. He will take charge of the
Deming office of the Little Vine
yards Company. He says the sun
shine state looks mighty good to
him.
Misses leila and Laura Conner re-
turned to their home at Deminp
Saturday after a pleasant visit with
friends in San Marcial. Mrs. w
]. Graham of Deming is spending 9
month with her son George in this
city-Conductor E. M. Quinlan OF
Deming was In town Thursday. -
San Marcial Standard.
DR.. Moir has been in attendance
at the quarterly session Of the New
Mexico Board of Health and Medi
cal Examiners at Santa Fe this
week. The meeting was saddeneC
because of the recent death Of DR.
Hart of Ration, a very highly res
pected member Of the body. DIR
Robert Smart Of Albuquerque ha
been appointed to fiji the vacanc.
caused by the death Of DR.. Hart.
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Sarah Rebeka, lodge No. 8 met
last evening a, the usual hour.
Four applications were received for
membership.
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ABOUT TOWN.

gong ueioW Cost.
w. Il. Davis has purchased
half section near IIondale,
NIX Weaver has n mower and
Ike for sale cheap.
81 Hondale correspondent re-
4 very sad accident this week.
|urs for bargains. Clark Il
g Huff Is building another
sII||aame bungalow on Pine st..
york shirts for 4Oc 10 days
Clark q Tidmore.
creech Is putting up a photo.
+ stand down near the city
works.
your decided land with US.
be the buyers. Cooper and
10 Clark n Tidmore's for
aps and overalls. Must go
10 days more only.
"a will be mass at the Catho-
Z S1rch next Monday morning at
cement walk around Ma
l|4a corner has been torn up to
way for the new building.
Catherine Wamel entertained
c||Ipany of young people at an
b AIDA dinner. Tuesday evening.
Florence Grocery has one of
& Esd new delivery wagons In the
<<f week will be cleaning week
ming. Clean up the alleys,
kfl|1 md streets.
1Ioilton Browns American Gen
>Inrn shocs and oxfords must go.
nix b 1idmore.
II vi cost only 25 and 81 cents
/ the big Jolly Ideal Show next
|o0iHy night. April II.
Iht w. M. s. will meet with
n. Swope next Monday afternoon
Ekfee o'clock.
l1st go-the entire stock at and
slow cost-l0 day more-only.
lark y Tidmore.
y.inf your decided land with US.
Il have the buyers. Cooper q
|e1eer.
Uunson is building fine cement
I'M Tor Col McGrorty and Sena-
ii Upton.
The sale Of the Evans farm to W.
Toombs means fine development
of thai tract.
We IRE selling $l.25 and $50
reas shirts at 81. Clark Il It'd
Albert Field is making the town
uscnment for G.. w. Cook. county
1easor.
TIE Jolly Ideals give us n return
ate next Monday night with a
much larger company and lots of
eu stuff.
W. have some embroidery, runs
rom Be 10 IS cents per yard, going
/ AZ yard 10 days only. Clark 4
1dnore.
h. Osmer has the contract for
waiting the big Mahoney base
||cnt There will be 1000 loads of
The Irish Poet" will be put on
II 1he Jolly Ideals at the Crystal
Monday night. Admission
I'D be only 25 and a5 cents.
nc GRAPHIC publishers are very
rroleful to j. w. Dymond for gen.
roI1s cakes of Michigan maple SUI
resident Pollard backed up his
.tosting this week by purchasing
|I acres of decided land two miles
11zl Of town of 7. G. Aitken.
omething cool for summer
p6fosknit underwear, one and two
o|cce suits, going at cost. Clark 4
I{||more.
Delegate Andrews introduced 2b'
<IH Monday morning for the bene
|l of New Mexico and New Mexl
NJ. r. Tallant. the Tennessee pho
lu3rapher, is opening up a photo
1raph gallery in the new killinge
h01lding on Silver avenue.
Earl Van Sickle is just comple'
f~~ N co1v new ranch home east q
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A large theater party will attend
the Bernhardt play at FL Paso, Sat
urday night.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1911-12-11
COOL, cRIsP WEATHER.

A lot of people pick the weekend as
the time for going out of town be.
cause it gives them a chance for a
long sleep in the morning and a good
rest. On the other hand. those who
like mild athletic pastime go to Haiei.
wa for the pleasure the links and the
tennis courts and the bathing affords.
On Thanksgiving Day there was the
better than usual rush by persons who
did not want the bother of preparing
dinner at home and some of the party
remained to enjoy themselves to the
full. But there is no set time for
pleasure at Haleiwa, There is always
something doing and it is done we'll
This applies to the meals and service
as well as to other things. Trains on
the o. r. and L. Co. will carry you to
the edge of the lawn.
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Miss Margaret Hopper is expected
on the Korea tomorrow She is bring.
ing a friend who will spend the win.
ter with her in Honolulu
Mrs. w. H. Hoogs is giving a dance
for her daughter Alice on Friday, De
cember IS.
Mr.. and Mrs. Moses Clegg gave Il
dinner at the Young Hotel to Mr.. and
Mrs. Richardson on Saturday night.
Those who are fortunate in having
been invited to the open meeting Of
the Morning Music Club are looking
forward to a treat next Wednesday at
4 o'clock, when the club meets in Cen
trail Union Church.
.
Mr. Hans IOrong is expected on the
Korea to visit his sister Mrs. Eric
Kuudsen of Kauai. Mrs Knudsen will
arrive in Honolulu tomorrow to meet
her brother and remain for ten days,
until the arrival of her husband, Mr..
Eric Knudsen, who has been in the
Straits Settlement for some time.
The many friends of Captain and
Mrs. Mark regret that they have re-
ceived orders to leave here the last
of January
Captain and Mrs. Mark have made
many friends among local people as
well as with service folks.
Mrs. L'Hommedin has her mother
and two sisters from Detroit Mich
as house guests.
The bachelors dance, given at the
Colonial in honor of Mr. and Mrs. Rob
ert Single, was very delightful
function.
The entire details of the entertain
ment were planned by the bachelors,
and everyone who attended say it was
splendid i'm every way.
The hosts We're Messrs. Barnes
Schenkell Deverill, Andrews, Biork-
man. Carmichael Lyall, Irvine, Wake
field, Spicer Nygren and Cowan.
The decorations We're simple but
tasteful the music excellent, the floor
in perfect condition, the guests happy,
and a general good time is reported.
The Colonial is one of the best
places for entertaining, and no one
who has an invitation to that place
but tries to accept it.
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executive officer. Bishop Restaricll
preached from the text, l Cor. 1913
Quit We like men. BE strong'-the
sermon greatly impressing the large
number of officers who were present.
A number of girls of st. Andrew S,
being under the leadership of Mrs.
Pascoe, formed choir and led the
singing, which was responded TO
heartily by the men. Similar serv-
ices are being arranged for next Sun
day.
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SERVICES ON FLAGSHIP.

On Sunday morning services were
held on board the flagship California,
under the auspices of the Seamen's
Institute. The service was conducted
on the quarterback, which had been
arranged through the courtesy of
Lieutenant Commander Douglas, the
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social honors had better remove the chip from
her SHOULD making attempt
agreeable drawing
than in a duw
family unfortunate member who has
sympathy ought
the happiness OF all the others
habit is
keeps half in hot
administer
is to If member
family must cure 4 or license
chip her shoulder it is well to
make the calsh hort, and nev a
amount
those about
She superiority WHICH IeIeS Vno
Voudli ike O be
COnceited
superiority long 1t does not
magn she
wih shoulder club does not take
him will remain in the com
pany fsucha oneun compelled do
individual with CROUCH an oD9t 10
with something all the while
unpleasant
dagreeabe things everything
seems wrong dhercs 10 better things
when have no hope you had better
sendf
Contrast the pessmisc the fellow who always seeing
opportunity OF saying
ant We fly nomth after the other
The chin on Let's drop it for
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1t is likely the Malihini Christmas
tree will be given at the quarantine
station for the benefit of the young
Spanish and Portuguese strangers to
be confined there until after Christ
mas.
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Major and Mrs Neville. Major Hill,
Captain and Mrs Carter, Captain
Wright, Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis and Miss
kathryn stephens
-
Mr. and Mrs. Tarlton are spending
few weeks at Waikiki They are at
the Hau Tree.
Mr.. J. f. Colburn, acting for Prince
Cupid, is giving a luau at the PENN
sula in honor of the opening of Pearl
Harbor. The luau is scheduled for
Thursday, when the California intends
to enter the barbor.
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Rear Admiral Switzerland of the
West Virginia gave a luncheon at the
Pacific Club on Saturday to Judge
Stanley, Mr.. c. H. Olson and Mr.. L.
G. Duisenberg.
Mrs. NJ. M. Scott will give a lunch
con tomorrow in honor of Miss Evelyn
WithrOw.
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Invitations are out for a dance to
be given on board the flagship Calico
MIA by Captain and Mrs Harlow on
Christmas night.
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Mr.. Franklin is host at a dinner at
the Young Hotel tonight compliment
tary to Lieut. Corners of the South
Dakota.
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OVER TIE TEACCPS.
BY Meg Negley.

o CALLING DAYS FOR HOMO {
. LULU.
. Mondays: Punahou, College
9 Hills, Manoa, Makiki.
. Tuesdays: Waikiki, Kapio-
, lani Park, Kaimuki, Palolo
. Wednesdays: Nuuanu, Pun
9 nui, Pacific Heights. First and
O Third Wednesdays above Nuu-
. anu Bridge. Second and Fourth
q Wednesdays below Bridge.
. Fourth Wednesday, Pacific
9 Heights.
@ Thursdays; The Plains.
9 Fridays: Hotels and town.
. Fourth Friday, Fort Shafter.
Q First Tuesday, Fort Ruger.
Q Saturdays: Kalihi. Third and
@ Fourth Saturdays, Kamehame-
G la Schools.
- =, ~ - =
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few days with her sister, Mrs. Dough.
erty, during Mr. Dougherty's absence
on Hawaii.
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Mrs. Cuhna gave a poi luncheon on
Saturday to a few intimate friends.
g 4 4
Mrs. J. Morton Riggs will give a
Christmas dinner for twelve.
.
Captain and MIS-. Mark gave a din.
ner last night at their home on Kinau
street to General and Mrs. Macomb
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