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The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1912-09-26
GARY GETS
CONVENTION
lspecial 70 TIE TINES. )

Richmond. Ind, sept. 28.-Gary gets
the 1913 convention of the Indiana
Association OF County Commissioners.
and VI. }. Brown of Lake county will be
elected president.
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NOT ENOUGH
TO GO ROUND

Duck hunters we're thicker than bees
at Mud aud Wolf Lakes this morning
and majority o. them got very little
shooting, as there We're not enough
boats to go around. Those who were
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QUESTIONS ARE
FULLY ANSWERED

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At THE Hotels
AT THE YOUNG HOTEL.

J. G. Goodwin, Boston: Mrs. w. G..
Allen and infant, Waikane: s. e.
Wheeler, San Francisco; Rev o. ].
McMullen, San Francisco; A. II. Gates
and wife, Pasadena; e. e. Thompson
and wife, Pasadena; p G. Gates. Pa
sadena; Geo. de 8. Canayarro, City.
Mrs. H ID. SIoggett, Maui; A. Banham,
Kauai: Hans Doder, Kilauea; F.. w.
Jenning and wife, Kahului; l. Aaron,
San Francisco; ]. p Foster, wife and
child, Maui; Mrs. w. E. Foster, Maui:
d. Fl. Gilmore; DR.. T. B. Smith and
wife, Arizona; Miss M. T. Frisbie, New
York; Max Schmidt and wife, Monte
rey; A. F. Case and wife, Ohio; Miss
NJ Knightley, Mexico; E. G. Raas. San
Francisco; L. Houdlette, Piedmont; E..
T. Barnett, San Francisco; G. r. VIII
liams, San Francisco: w r. Brown
and wife, Ell Paso; Jno. Watt, Olaa;
], A. McLennan, Paauilo: Thos. Smith,
s. s. Sierra; Peter Phillips. s. 8. Ma
una Kea; A. B. Leckenby, Kahana; p.
w. l.. Puryis and wife, Lihue; Miss
Purvis, Lihue: w. N. BeIlenger, San
Francisco; Miss P. B. Roberts, San
Jose, Cal; w. w. Taylor, Maui; Chas.
Gay, Lanai: J. ). Thomson and wife.
Puunene; C. A. Nelson, Miss Crandall,
Capt. VIM. Howe, H. C. Houdlette, H.
L. KinsIea. Waialua.
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-Lyser, Miss. Irma Tarleton, Miss
Gretchen Bierbach, Miss Dorothea
Cooke, Miss Martha Cooke, Miss An
ma Cooke, Miss Mabel Delaporte, Miss
Pauline Kluegel, Miss Catherine De
Freest, Miss Alice Sharp, Miss Hazel
Dennison, Miss Catherine McLain,
Miss Caroline Gartenberg, Miss Laura
Pratt. Miss Alta Kennedy, Miss Doro-
thy Chamberlain, Miss Marie Hum
phreys, Miss Frances Humphreys, Miss
Marian Stoddard, Miss Alice O'Con-
ner, Miss Louise .O'Conner, Miss Nab
elita Mead, Miss Sybil tombstone, Miss
Bonnie Towse, Miss Marjorie Hoogs,
Miss Charlotte Ballou, Miss Bertha
Clark. Miss Frances Clark, Miss Jes-
sic Bon and Miss Kealoha Water
house.
Miss IwaIani Ripley Entertains.
Miss 1w9lani Ripley was hostess at
an informal dance last evening at the
Mark Robinson home at Waikiki. The
guests included Miss Marjorie Chaplin,
Miss Marian Chaplin, Mr.. and Mrs.
Lewis Edward Davis, Miss Mildred
Chaplin, Mr.. Ralph Gray, Mr.. Roller,
Mr. Schultz and Mr.. Shirly Bush.
The Wednesday Evening Card Club.
The Wednesday Evening Card Club
was entertained this week by Miss
May Thomas at the Hawaiian Hotel.
The ladies prize a filligree silver
creamer and sugar bowl was given to
Mrs. George Currey, MIR. Chester Hum
received a gold color button. Among
those present were Professor and
Mrs. Arthur Andrews, Mr.. and Mrs.
De Freest, Mr.. and Mrs. GeoIge Cur
rey, Mr.. and Mrs Randolph Moore,
Mr. and Mrs. Clinton Owen, Mr.. and
Mrs. Chester Hum, Mr.. Woodferd, Mr..
Gaynor, Mr.. Will THOMAS and the hos
tess
Mr.. Arthur RESEARCHES Yachting Party
Mr. Lothrop Wilmington is guest of
honor at yachting party aboard the
yacht Hawaii this afternoon at which
Mr.. Arthur Restarick is host. The in
vited guests are Mr.. Lothrop With
ington, Miss Myrtle Schumann. Miss
Fanny Hoogs, Miss Marjorie Gilman,
Miss Hazel Gear, Miss Dora Atwater,
Miss Blascoer, Miss Davis, Miss Mar
garet Restarick, Mr. Watson Ballen-
tyne, Mr.. Percy Nottage, Mr.. Edmund
Melanphy, Mr. William Hoogs, Mr.. AL
Ian Renton and Mr.. Harold Gear.
& & &
Mrs. Haneberg's Luncheon.
Mrs Armin Haneberg entertained
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engagement of her daughter, Vera
Gretham, to Mr.. William w. James OF
Wahiawa.
Miss Vera is the granddaughter OF
General Gretham Kempster, late OF
the British Army. Mr.. James is the
eldest son of DR.. and Mrs. James OF
the u. s. Public Health and Marine
Hospital Service.
Mrs. Charles chilIlngworth's Poi
Luncheon. ... ... $500.
On "Wednesday. afternoon Mrs.
Molyneux WorthinGton was the guest
OF honor at p poi luncheon at
which Mrs. Charles Chillingworth was
hostess at her Aome on King street.
The affair was indeed pretty, the dec
oratfons being done in two shades of
yellow. The table centerpieee was Of
the graceful dropping golden shower
blossoms and maidenhair ferns, and
at the place of each guest was an
lima lei of darker shade than the
golden shower. The guests included
Her Majesty Queen Liiiuokalani, Mrs.
Moiyneux Northington, Princess Ka-
lanianaole, Princess Kawananakoa,
Mrs. Dargie, Mrs. S. G. o. King, Mrs.
F.a w. Coleman, Mrs. Clifton Carter,
Mrs. A. G. M. Robertson, Mrs. julius
Unger, Mrs. Long, Mrs. Harold Hay
selden, Mrs. Parish, Mrs. X. Stillman,
Mrs. Murray, Miss Ethel Whiting,
Mrs Dominis, Mrs. Hopkins, Mrs. o..
Stillman, Mrs. Ramsay, Miss Sperry,
Miss Margaret Mcintyre, Mrs. Hons,
Mrs. Smythe, Miss Irene Dickson,
Mrs. Freitas miss Adele Grier), Mrs.
F.W StilIman, Miss Robertson, Mrs.
Peterson.
After luncheon Mrs. Worthington,
whose splendid contralto voice 10 so
well known in Honolulu, sang several
solos. Later the guests enjoyed a
game of bridge.
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Miss Anna AshIeys Birthday Party.
The one Juvenile party of the week
was that given by Mrs George Ashley
in celebration of.the eleventh birthday
of her daughter Anna. About thirty
little girls gathered at Mrs. Ashley's
home at Kaimuki on Thursday to
spend the afternoon playing games.
Prizes were awarded the successful
contestants in the games and all of
the children had a thoroughly good
time. The invited guests were Miss
Patty Waterhouse, Miss Elizabeth Wa
terhouse, Miss Marguerite Belser, Miss
Adelaide Pratt, Miss Elise Phillips,
Miss Margaret Phillips, Miss Eleanor
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mrs. EDWARD BLANCHARD was
]" hostess at one of the most
lyI original and delightful lunch.
cons OF the season when she
entertained at the University Club
yesterday In compliment to
Mrs. Paul Marshall Bates miss Ray
bell), wire OF Ensign Paul Marshall
Bates Of the u. s. s California. The
Club reception room was prettily dec
GRATED with palms and American
Beauts roses while the dining room
was given tropical appearance with
palms. In place of the conventional
linen cloth, Mrs. Blanchard had the
table covered with a large center
piece done in natural nasturtium
shades and beautiful lace doilies that
contraEted with the dark wood of the
table. iii the center OF the table was
q basket draped with yellow tulle and
filled with yari-colored nasturtiumsi
and maidenhair fern. Blossoms OF.
the sane flowers were scattered on,
tile cloth. Placed on the table at in.
teryuls we're little old shoes filled
with rice. Each guest was presented
with a tiny suit case filled with candy
and an arm band with u. S. s. Cali
fOrnia done In gold and an. Americana
Beauty rose. One of the pretty little
conceits Of the luncheon was theI
manner in which the ice was served.
Miniature flower pots were filled with
ch0colated coated ice and from the
center of each an American Beauty
rose lifted its head, the whole giy-l
Ing the effect Of q growing roses
Heart-shaped menu cards bearing the
Initials OF the guest OF honor marked
each cover. The menu was made upl
OF questions, and the answers were
the dishes served:
Where did her lover love to sit?i
Cider.
What did he call his rival? Lobster.
How did she wear her hair? I'M
Rolls. |
When he asked her to go for a ride
What did she say? Lettuce,
THAT did he say to her when shel
was I'll? Olive (Ah Live).
What did they feel like when they
we're being married? Ice.
The menu itself was a source of
amusement to the guests as the idea
Is quite new to Honolulafls.
The after luncheon hour was spent
Al fan tan. The first prize was taken
~ Miss Evelyn Scott and was a large
dark red corsage rose done up in al
florists box. The consolation, a
bottle of catsup. was given to Mrs.
Name Moore and aunt of the guess
OF honor. s Mrs. Bates herself was
.Riven dainty silver sugar spoon.
Those invited to the luncheon Were
Mrs. Paul Marshall Eates, Mrs. ]. n
Bell, Mrs, Name Moore, Miss Martha
McChesney, Miss Evelyn Scott of Chi
cago, Mrs. Harmon Anderson, Miss
Gwendolyn Blair, Mrs. Charles Cain
and Miss orpah Starratt.
9 =
Engagement Announced. .s.,....
Mrs. j. T.. Downey announces the
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Honolulu, but Is now recovering and
will soon be able to accept many OF
the Invitations she has received
Miss May ! Thomas entertained
az the Hawaiian Hotel "Wednesday
aight.
Miss Elinor Castle and Miss Cross
ire spending a few days on Maui.
Miss Rose Herbert entertained AZ
n informal card party THURSDAY
afternoon.
On Monday evening Miss Elizabeth
md Miss Phoebe Carter are entertain
ng at a swimming. supper and dane
ing party at Kaiku.
q
Mr.. and Mrs. A. j. Campbell and
amily, who have been at Haleiwa for
he past week, have returned to their
town home.
Miss Clair Kelley and her sister.
Miss Gladys Kelley. leave today for
The east. where they will make visit
OF SefeEai moHtnSs- -
9
Miss Ethel Spalding. who for the
past week has been the house-guest OF
Mss Harriet Young on Tantalns. has
returned to her home in town.
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Miss Gertrude Hofgaard of Kauai Ii
visiting in Honolulu.
The Carl VOTERS are visiting Mr..
and Mrs. Hans Isenberg on Kauai
= =
Miss 0rpah Starrat( has as her
houseguest Miss Evelyn Scott OF Chi
cago.
Mrs. Freitas, formerly Miss Adele
Dreier OF this city. who has been
making short visit here. win leave
in the Sierra today.
. Q 9
Mrs. +. T. Bickerton will be an In
coming. passenger on the Manehnria
rom San Francisco, where she has
been spending the summer.
. . ..
Mr.. George Cannavaro who has been
In Honolulu for some time visiting his
father viii leave Honolulu on Tuesday
to take up his former position II
Washington.
Some OF the friends of DR.. Hounters
who is well known in the Islands have
received photographs OF himself taxi
en- in Court Dress, DR.. Hounters Il
will be remembered was presented at
Court at the first letee OF the King.
q
Mr.. and Mrs. Ranny Scott have as
heir. house guest Mr.. Ernest Hartman
OF Porto Rico who Is well known here
among the members OF the Smart Set
= 9 q
Miss Ina Ferguson who was to have
entertained at Five Hundred TO-DAY
has postponed her entertaining Hntil
the thirty-first OF August. s.
Mrs. o.. Omsted Of this city viii
leave on the third % Septemher Ell
route to her old home in Norway
where she win remain for year or
.moTe.
Miss Rosamond Swanzy Is entertaiti.
"a number of the members OF the
lT TIFF HnTrH n
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CALLING DAYS -.............,........
FOR HONOLULU


Mondays - Punahou, college
Hills, Manoa, Makiki
Tuesdays-Waikiki, Kapiolani
Park. Kaimuki, Palolo. First
Tuesday, Fort Ruger.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., Puunui,
Pacific Heights. First and third
Wednesdays, above Nuuanu
bridge: second and fourth We'd
nesdays, below bridge; fourth
Wednesday, Pacific Heights; first
and third Wednesdays, Alewa
Heights. ~ * - & -
Thursdays-The Plains. e
Fridays - Hotels. and town
Fourth Friday. Fort Shafter;
first Friday.
SSturdays-Kalihi Third and
fourth Saturdays, Kamehameha
Schools.
Society Editor - Telephone
27ss.
% 9 o o o 8 g . 9 o o o 8
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Social Notes

Mrs. Coolidge of San Jose was the
guest of honor at an elaborately-ap-
pointed poi luncheon given on Thurs
day by Mrs. E. S. Cunha at Waikiki.
Mrs. Coolidge is a former resident
of the island, but for the past twenty
six years has made her home on the
mainland. This affair of Mrs. Cunha's
was a sort of reunion of old friends.
The dining room was decorated with
American and Hawaiian flags, while
the table was prettily decorated with
yellow flowers. Each guest was pre-
scented with an lima and MALE lei.
kaai's quintet club played during the
luncheon hour and in the afternoon.
Covers were laid for Mrs. Coolidge,
Princess kalanianaole, Princess Ka-
wananakoa, Mrs. Carl Widemann,
Mrs. Carl Holloway, Mrs. S. G.. 0.
King of Oakland, Miss Margaret Nc
Intyre, Mrs Charles Falk, Mrs. c. l..
Peacock, Mrs John Bowler, Mrs. Sam
Kubey. Mrs. Gussie Schmidt. MIS-.
Clara Schmidt, Mrs: E. Booth, Mrs.
Alice Brown, Mrs Eben Low, Miss
Gilliland, Mrs. F. Peterson, Mrs. NJ.
Sterling, Miss Ward, Miss Annie
Ward, Miss Lucy Ward, Mrs. Chas.
Nichols, Mrs. w. Kea, Mrs. A. D.
Larnach, Mrs. Homer Smith, Mrs.
George Herbert. Miss Clara Cum
mings, Mrs. A. R. Cunha, Mrs. c. c.
Cunha. Mrs. William Whitman and
Mrs. E. S. Cunha.
Z & 4
The return of Mrs. Alexander lsen.
berg to Honolulu society after an az
sence of eight years spent in travel
Ing abroad is indeed a most welcome
return. Mrs. Isenberg is occupying
her former home on Wilder avenue
ard Punthou street and as IN days
past will keep her Monday afternoon
and Thursday evening At Homes.
These affairs were looked forwar1 ~
by all of Mrs. Isenberg's friends and
her drawing room was filled on botn
occasions. Last Monday when "rs,
Is enberg opened the Pleasanton TO he"
friends callers drifted in and out dur!
ine the entire afternoon. Although
her stay in the islands is to be a shAft
che many social affairs have been
planned in Mrs. Isenberg's honor Ac-
companying his mother is Mr.. Alex
ander Isenberg.
&
One of the guests at the Langhorne-
Parker wedding, who was consplcu-
Gus for the unusual beauty Of her ap-
pearance was Mrs. Charles Tempfeton
Crocker. Mrs Croker is introducing
the new mode of wearing the hair high
on the head in graceful loose coils
clasped, in this instance, with dia-
mond pins. At the wedding iIrs.
Croker wore a heliOtrOpe satin, bro
caded with gold, made in style of
classical simplicity, the mode of drap-
ing being particularly smart. enhanc-
ed the willowy suppleness of the fig
ure.-San Francisco Examiner.
e
Mr.. apd Mrs. William G. Irwin ar
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Chaplin box OF candy. Among those
present were Miss Juliet Atwater,
Miss Dora Atwater. Miss Marjorie
Chaplin. Miss Marion Chaplin. Miss
Ihelma Murphy. Miss Pauline Schae-
fer, Miss Daphne Damon. Miss Mar
g&ret kestarlck. Miss Carrie Mci.ain,
MISS Helen MCI-ain, Miss Helen
Sp-..diEg. Miss Rose Herbert. Miss
Lucy DinOnd, Mi%s Alice Noogs. Miss
Llo!Se Wichmau and Miss Myrtle
Schuman.
Younger Set to College Soon.
The members OF the younger set
who leave for school i'll the Wilhrl
NINA on the eleventh of September
Viii be chaperUned by Mrs. George
X. Garter. Some Of these VINO have
already booked their passage are Miss
Elizabeth Carter. Miss Phoebe Car
ter, Miss Pauline S2ha"fer, Miss Eli
nor Castle, Miss Carol Low, Miss Mar
garet Center. Nh Carter Gait, Mr..
Fred SChaefer and Mr. Herman Won
Holt
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Captain John Ellicott. who Is takine
his shin. the MARYLAND. to il, I t.
repreE emit our Navy at the funeral o.
the late Emperor will nrohHhlv b.
Joined in the Orient by Mrs Ell9ot'
and Miss Priscilla Ellieott. The latte
is visiting friends in Honolulu an
Mrs. Elhcott is at present in Bremen.
ton. -,
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Mrs. Edward 3. Blanchard. whose
picture appears in today's paper, is
one of the popular young society ma
irons. Much to the regret Of her
friends, Mrs. Blanchard is to leave
the city in the very near future for
Maui. Although her home will be on
that island. 1t is hoped that she win
spend good share of her time in
Honolulu T. .-.~-S. ~.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Ten1pleton Crocke~
who came to town for the Langho~ne
Parker wedding "Wednesday avenln"
were hosts at an informal luncheon at
the st. Francis Yesterday. ANON
their guests were Mrs. Malcolm Whit
man and Miss Virginia Jolliffe. -Sar
Francisco Chronicle.
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Mrs. Guards Party.

Mrs. Guards Party.
Hiss JuIictte Anterior Of Honolulu
was the guest Of honor at a card
party given on Saturday afternoon by
Mrs. K. T. Guard of Hlo. The prizes
We're given to Mrs. w. II. Smith. Miss
Margaret Forrest and Mrs. Mckay.
Among those present were Miss JUL
cite Atherton, Miss Leila Titus. Mrs.
Harold Fisher, Mrs. Otis English, Mrs.
". Fl. Smith. Mrs, Alvah Scott, Mrs.
Mckay, Mrs. E. n. Holmes. Mrs. Al
bert Ruddle, Mrs. Harry Irwin. Mrs.
E. H. Moses, Mrs. r. T. Moses. Mrs.
Elliott, Mrs. Fred Irwin, Mrs. Wears,
Mrs James Sisson, Mrs. Lindsay. Mrs.
Watson, Mrs. Balding, Mrs. Forbes,
Miss LiIinoe Hapai. Miss Shipman
and Miss Margaret Forrest.
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Miss Juliet Atwater left in the Hn
nolulan on Tuesday for her home in
Oakland. Miss Atwater has been visit
ing here this SUMMER and has with
her sister Miss Dora Atwater been
guest of honor at several Of TIE sn rs
functions given by the members of the
Younger Set. ~ b. ~.
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Mrs. Kirby Smith was hostess Tues
dav evening. for the Tuesday Might
Rridve t!lnb. The Drizes We're given
10 Mr.. Sheedy and Lieut.. Preston.
Among those present were Lieut.. and
Mrs. Preston. Mrs. Morris. Mr.. Sheedy
and Mr.. and Mrs. Kirby Smith.
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The beautiful model hats selected by
Miss Power on her recent eastern trip
are excellent examples of the latest
Partisan styles and in many instances
show decided changes from the hats
of the present season. l. ..
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Mr.. and Mrs. Ranny Scott have as
their. house guest Mr. Ernest Hartman
OF Porto Rico who Is well known here
among the members Of the Smart Set.
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Miss Helen Rockwell and her moth
er, Mrs. Rockwell, who have been the
house-guests of the latter's daughter,
Mrs. Pratt, on the Diamond Head road
this season, will leave for. the main
land in the September transport sail
ing the first week IF that nnenth.
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Some OF the friends of DR.. Hounters
who is well known in the Islands have
received photographs OF himself taxi
en- in Court Dress, DR.. Hounters Il
will be remembered was presented at
Court at the first letee OF the King
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Mr.. and Mrs. Antoine Crop, who
have been visiting in the islands for
some time, will leave here in Septem-
ber Mrs. Cropp has become a social
faHorite here and her departure will
be regretted by the members of the
Smart Set.
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Miss Ina Ferguson who was to have
entertained at Five Hundred TODAY
has postponed her entertaining until
the thirty-hrst Of August.
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Mrs. Elizabeth Rycroft, who has
been visiting Mr.. and Mrs. A. J..
Campbell, leaves in the Mauna Kea to-
day to visit with Mr.. and Mrs. w. H.
S. Campbell of Hile.
8 & 8
Mrs. A. G. Halves Jr., whose picture
appears in today's paper has been con-
fined to her rooms since her return to
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EUBdUCWlCH0 FNIIIOuICSus = 10 =
Mrs. J.. T. Downey announces the
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Mr.. George Cannavaro who has been
In Honolulu for some time visiting his
father win leave Honolulu on Tuesday
to take up his former position ii
Washington.
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Mrs. o. Omsted Of this city VIII
leave on the third q Septemher el
route to her old home in Norway
where she win remain for year or
more.
Miss Rosamond Swanzy Is entertain.
a number of the members Of the
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Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Knight and Mis-
Harriet Bradford arrived yester6a+
from Honolulu. The Knights will soon
occupy their own home on Broadway
where Mr.. and Mrs. Smart (Theimf
Parker) win visit them in the winter
arlss Bradford win leave for the Ess
next month and will resume her stud
les at Bryn Mawr.-San Francisco
Chronicle. ,~@...
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1912-02-02
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+ MT. ZION i
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There will be singing al Mt. Zion
Saturday night, February 8.
Misses Gertha, Bertha and Ethel Van
Wrinkle delightfully."- entertained num-
ber of their friends at their home Sat
urday evening. The time was pleas
antly spent in music and games and a
delicious supper was served to the fol-
lowing: Misses Evaline Schooler, Del
la Morrow, Gertha Nichols, Gertha
Van Wrinkle, Gertha Hall, Olive Mich
oils, Annie Johnson, Ethel Van Win
kle, Faun Nichols, Bertha Van Win
kle and Messrs Grover Harris, Char
ley Morrow, Clarence Ashcraft, Wheel
er Johnson, Leo Donahey, Roy Har-
desty Ora johnson, Alva Boggs, Carl
Harris, Cary Hall, Ross Hardesty, Mr..
and Mrs. Ross Van Wrinkle, Mr.. and
Mrs. Arthur Morrow, Mr.. and Mrs.
Clyde Thompson, and Mr.. and Mrs
Henry Van Wrinkle.
Mesdames Cora Burch and children
Edna and Ross, Isabel Ebert and Cora
Mercer and daughter Pearl, spent
Tuesday with Mrs. Milton Hays.
Mrs. Minnie Melick of Newark, Mr.
and Mrs. Edward Ashcraft of Bladens
burg, Mr.. and Mrs. James Fowls oi
Pine Bluff and Mr.. and Mrs. Harvey
Burch spent Sunday with Mr.. ant
Mrs. Clark Schooler.
Mr.. Harrison Elbert made business
trip TO Utica Saturday.
Miss Bertha Van Wrinkle returned
home Saturday after spending a few
weeks in Utica.
Mr.. VIM. Mercer and Mrs. Margare
Hayden spent Thursday with Mr.. anC
Mrs. George Shoultz.
Mrs. Cora Mercer and Mrs. Miltol
Hays spent Thursday with Mrs. eliza
beth Burch.
Several men of this communit.
Ihauied nice lot Of wood for the MI
Zion church Saturday
Mr.. Al9a Boggs spent Wednesda.
with Mr.. and Mrs. Clyde Thompson
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1912-02-02
MARTiNSBuR0
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Mrs. Kittie Dennith OF Columbus Is
the guest OF her sister. Mrs. James
Noffsinger. who Is quite III.
Mr., |. ii, Ewart and daughter, Mrs.
Carl VanVoorhis were Mt. Vernon Wis
itors Saturday.
Mrs. Waldo Grief Is visiting her
parents Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Weaver of
Fairview.
Mrs. Derma Ashcraft of Bladens-
burg Ia the guest OF her mother, Mrs.
w, J. Kidd,
Miss Celia Pumphrey chariningly en-
tertained the members of her Sun
day school class Thursday evening
honoring the teacher. Mrs. Jamison
Miss Ethel Vernon OF Gambler IL
the guest OF her cousin. Miss Mary
Darling.
Mr.. Harry Dean sold his residence
property to Armor Hess,