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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-12-11
Center School Entertainment

The teachers and scholars ~ tho
enter Wheeling school. raV, an en-
icrtainmcnt on Tuesday To celebrate
West Virginia DAY and there WAS a
fine display 81 tho products II tn.
state. tn" following program WAS
well rendered Song. America. hy
IN" seventh and Eighth grade. read
inl. Virginia Divides against Her
self" Icy Nelson Cook. The Reading
How tho Th~irtV-scvcnth CONGRESS
Mad" West N~ir-inia." Wa given hv
Henry kuruer. The Mountain Bar
ri'r was well gi."n hv Miss Esther
M'MillaH. Master Irwin Roller rccit-
81 with effect. Attempt Go Win West
Virginia. Tho Seventh and Eighth
Erades SANG very pisaSinclt. West
virginia Hiils' Elmer Marsh gave "A
reading regarding the Division Of tho
STATE. which WAS well received.
'S"tti'tn' nt or Virginia" by Eliza
t"th Montgomery was excellent. Ar
% 20 kenncn read a letter on The
Formation az COAL. John Dudley
Rad ~ how th. coal goes ahrDad.
Leroy 'arl iold OF Tn. T~npcoplad
wilderness Mari. conrad told nr thu
- ulturc ~ thr People" Tn. Soy
'nth and Eighth grades sang. "W,s-
Nifginla Chester Browns selection
"as West Nirrinia Products O.
m Olson told ~ Fruit Growing
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FUR GawI's sake. don't make hawgs cod.
ytrselves hrst-ard shet the door I
CON want The smell 10 Eo into the par
night
First Keny-Whenu be- pope He's
been kissin her seven nights running.
nov
Mother Kelly-Shut up. So spaIpeen.
~ keep on stunin' that's al yer good
! want the place cleaned W for Durufg
/. FIRST keuy-Doroty' DOROTHY Nofhiu'
hut Doroty' Nobody else on Oith'
Dorothy tAf the door with an omir-
GUS changer 81 braceietsJ-A fne mess
g. come home Co. wonder Z come ~ an
slave all day-oprsWs m her chamoi-
mght-feach ~ "a time tell sou
Mother Kelly tHrandl-hirE soup
ladlfl-lf hear another s~ylablus from
OUT .n'uts w brain every last one ~
l"z ITO pur0tht o. ahs opens @t.e-pte1
deur1 IDuk af tsr SUPPER. m. dtrIirf
Az ready for th. void rum .
I'urutl IaInf -H murh uuf Thaut
Gnwd Nav ife mis- au tha .1bh4E.
rINtNiFl ~ fH fNf dIuIr runul. If SOU
don't mind 90 finish 20 up pui.s as
jim CONNOLLY stsps ON fhs s'frs
fret iittie ks1t Nu SHAT o heard
Second Little Keuy. An what . se.-,
u0fofti EsIfa fs dining rs.rl ia
Just 81 lief 1--WE in The sutwrr
N9,h.r nelly Ilaoins 90. dinner o1
kit~her d'Hr -frnrse sounds sr. heard
through if ~ rf Uffs keufa LICKING r.fs
1rd pans nuI mind EN- fHrlirtF Tr
Mr. Connolly calls Nr.fhfrg reo
da1f She sfHrfs aFmirrEt ami.
l'"r"tht fo1F vith flr utIl-r1aseI Ir.
uorothl weari,l Notnin much
'Hi ar uliIs Hr afU more nails Men
.,.r " Hest'n to DO Do
' Ihr FNf- Gro ID" liberal bore.
'. I'IlHrF Ono EIf
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About People
Movements Of individuals 10 and
From the City.

Mrs. Bernie Wingerter. OF Newark.
Ohio. j. a guest at the home of Dr.
{. A Wingerter on Twelfth street.
Charles Madden, general manager
OF the West Virginia and Electric
compan, Is confined 10 his home at
Elm Grove with illness.
Mrs. George y. Laughlin will re-
turn Thursday from a visit TO Chi.
cago.
Miss Ruth Mason will have as her
house guest during the holidays Miss
Ann Deyer. of Pittsburgh.
Charles HeLry Vierheller. Jr.. of
Triadelphia. who has been III. is re-
covering.
owen (Yank, Sullivan. a we'll
known Wheeling man. left last mid
night for Jacksonville. Fla. where he
will spend the winter at the home OF
his daughter. Mrs. W. II. Tucker.
formerly Miss Mollie Sullivan, OF
this city.
g. y. Bowers left last evening for
Orlando. Fla, where he will 1oin
Doc Smith. the well known Wheel
ing restaurateur. and others in a
fishing and hunting trip. lillian II.
Burns. OF Warwood, and Andrew Nc
Ginley. OF Wheeling, will probably
join the party later. and all will re-
turn abou April l..
Miss Ethel Holden. OF C~larksburg.
If a guest OF her brother in this city
for a few days.
Miss Evelyn Mccoy, who is at
tending Mary baldwin seminary. is
expected TO return home next week
Miss Elizabeth Park was a visitor
at Park View farm In Brooke county
recently.
George Stein was calling on
friends in Sistersville Sunday.
Miss Nellie MCGEE il visiting in
Nellsville, Ohio.
Mrs; Cecilia Fritz and Mrs. Quo
Schenk, who have been the guests OF
Mrs. Edward Nelly. OF Parkersburg.
nave returned home.
Mrs. Sarah Manning II visiting at
her home In Miltonsburg. Ohio.
p w. Grayson vac in Clarksburg
Monday on business.
s =. Sain was at the AntIer in
Pittsburgh yesterday.
". +. Howard war at the Du-
Puesne IN Pittsburgh yesterday.
g. ID. Rowland was in New York
yesterday, registered az the %artinique.
Mrs. r. 7. Brooks has returned TO
her home in FairmOnt after a visit
with her sister. Mrs. O. -. Craft.
Mrs. Otto SChenk and Mrs. Cecilia
Etz have returned home after a
pleasant visit in Parkersburg.
Mrs. {. Howard Simpson. Mrs
Hannah Forbes and Miss Emma
Forbes have returned from New York
Where they have spent several weeks.
Miss Laura Berry. Of North Main
street. j. quite 90 al her home.
Miss Wayne HARPER. OF the South
SIDE. Is recovering from an attack
OF pneumonia.
n many friends of Miss Fannie
haer VIII be pleased 10 learn she is
able TO again be out.
Mrs. Eernarl Horkheimer. OF Bal.
timore, Md, is the guest OF relatives
In the city.
Mrs. John McCoach and Mrs
Frank Enslow. OF Huntington. are
guests al the Cecil Place.
.Srs. Louis Horkheimer will return
today from Baltimore. where she was
the guest OF friends.
Miss Pauline HOrkheimer. Who has
been attending school at bernard col.
Iege. New York. will arrive I'M the
city next week TO spend the Christ
mas holidays
Eras-Men's Fur Lined KID ctav.s
S1.5O. $3.50, $3.50. MrEAnnENsc
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TO MAKE THE nest rUDoE
USE xATEK CHOCOLATE IcIuo

Zatek Chocolate Icing H. "a new Choco-
late preparation To b used tu place .
the ola-fa~hioned chocolate u - in-
tended rr~t 60 make Chocolate Icing and
Chocolate SLING Cor cakes Il cuts out
al the trouble 40 @Egs 60 beat un
sugar 60 boil no chocolate 80 shave and
melt. no time lost All accomplished
i- a very Few minutes But Zatek Shoro-
late Icing also makes tie best fudge
a. well a. many delicious chocolate der-
~ert- Rocket ~ recvip-z ln each pack
axe kFtaii- at iat q full half pound
All grpser- should have % o. not 80
80 ar EruC"r- send MS name and tSc 10
rtufup~ To- IN" PENNSYLVANIA Chocolate
company. Pittsburgh. Ia. and they viii
rau fu you o. regular battle-ground OF
trlS perfect Zatek Chocolate Icing -
Adv.
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Lut 7 jest must tell sou about that
Mother KeHy-Go on ms darlnt. I'm
Dorothy-They cut 70 right on TO her.
est o. she stood there Tired the goods
iEis way an that First a little speck
OF black velvet near the face then sum
rJft white cloth An they turned her
frcund an studied her an made draw
l9 ~ INES an shaped The Htttchin'
ny Niger an took 70 record Of her
eight an Uidt an color an altogether
"rchitected q suit uu to her thttd max
any Wall street Millionaire ~ crazy to
lnok AZ her across Hls cocktail clp
Mother Kelly-An YOU dwav. iook a.
s..d ~ her uyVny VII her ssIIoW
nora,h} You aint seen her lately
Mhs.urs hslp'd nor OUT Shf looks uke
.n ansgi Gee fgei iike q nud-turti.
mt Hlck - 30 au' NJ JOB. inc dude me
,Ii' N'.' ~ .lL mo plain ordinary
.'HnN"t"r teller o. Vsu va
Mother K,ut .uariirt ,s..- quietly
.f' %. tif.h'r fri hH.ies herself with
8 fev minutes ~ silence .iap.s D,.
I.iHl HfIfa sound" ~ .IU..rE and enc
,..a In," .ht kItch'r r%uftius ner
'f"ih 'Hf .f ouf Nav was only
tiln DON f. rnu think fH rffrar ha.r
'' ,lar fntihinr ir u" woiid1
fraId mIsht t- soIr Co., i've uss
hHtf '-fi ushn. eos. 4r that would fr-t
i],a-5ta, wsii ra," ,l'' .. 'rs
never WI Tailor made nor % ttIior
Pr o. fIifhe nor ns
o lsu i.ot lal Square Ir t.. .. u
sht uhrr q h.r Irfr h.I fH.r nave af
,-lW 'n' ruy re fhe
that's the frIfr
M.f... k.u. .N.r f..r. a..eamIrr
'r'" 'he -.. I'I $40 ,.1 a1r.
NI''
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SOCIETY PLANS
FOR HOLIDAYS
WITH RECEPTIONS. BALLS. CARD
PARTIES AND OTHER EVENTS
OF INTEREST.
Bazaar at Home OF Mrs. clsrke-In-
formal vents Will be Given
Prior the Holidays.

The Fowler Circl" Of the Fourth
street church held q bazaar al the
home NJ Mrs. A. j. Clarke ON North
Main street. ~ Tuesday evening. The
bazaar WAS IN charge Of Miss Hettie
List and Mrs. Margaret Clarke. the
refreshments Were in charge Of Miss
Anderson, Miss Mckee. Mrs. Kcpner.
Mrs. Nay and Miss Peters. Miss
Azolia Bullard had charge Of the
music program and n was quite in
tcrcstinr Vocal solos were render
a. by Mr.. Moore. and especially pleas
ms was his singing Of Jesus Of
Nasarcth" Miss Azslia Rullard rem
ucred e piano solo. ITO Spring. and
sang Christmas The piano duet
hN Miss Billiard and Mrs. Robinson.
was pleasing. Mrs. Meek and Miss
Builard sang vocal duet. What Can
! Give Ny Savior" Mrs. CLEFT gave
IN interesting reading. The Inn That
Lost a chance" Mrs. McAdamss
reading. Mrs. Mciton's Christmas
Box. was fine. Mrs. Anderson gave
. reading TIL" Legend Of Cathay."
Mrs. Meek sang pleasing solos and the
bH"ir was 18th 0 social and nnancial
success. Miss BullHrd especially to
10" congratulate upon the excellent
musical program rendered.
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Entertained Clerks.

Mr.. II. c. Ulrich. OF the n. F. Beh-
rens grocery at Woodsdale. enter
tanned the clerks OF that store at his
home on Edgewood avenue. Wood
lawn. Tuesday evening. Mr.. U1rich
is manager OF the store. and 81 is the
annual custom 10 entertain his clerks.
A delicious luncheon was served and
a contest was held I'm which the clerks
were TO compete for a prize. The
ms knowing the business best. or
rather the various prices Of articles
In the store. was awarded a handsome
prize The affair proved quite enjoy
able. and the following were the
guests. Miss Bertha Archibald. Miss
Ollie Wayt. Miss Edna Henry. Mr..
Paul Sonnefeld. Mr.. Ed Wells, Mr..
Ernest Becker. Mr.. Walter Stull. Mr..
Fred Bake. Mr.. and Mrs. H. c. u
rich.
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BRIEFS

A meeting Of the Was and Mean
committee viii BE- held az gasle'a
restaurant today ~ noon and matters
pertaining 10 proposed legislation al
ne coming session Of the legislature
aill be- discussed.
homeless and stranded men in
90" city ~ Christmas viii be furnished
with % houufifIl Christmas dinner
G hristmas day by tho salvation army
\ portion Of the money being raised
through The boiling pots on tho
streets viii De- used FOR This.
The sale of Red Cross stamps
was very good on Tuesday and the
various committees are working hard
lo have thc sale Ear eclipse that Of
iart year scarcely a package is Ieay.
ing D. Post office these DAYS without
hearinr tho Red Cross stamps
Another Red Gross Christmas seal
stand har been opened in the CITY Do
is located BOO tho street Level rorrido-
of tho Sehmhuibach building and the
hr-f daf- sale of tho little s@ffc.ors
proved encouraging
Charles Weller. National plan,
ground field worker Who b.. scheduled
fo deliver several addresses iu fha
CITY viii talt tD fho direcfo.- and
members of flD Associated Charities
as vol &C. 900 others interested this
afternoon 90 8 o'clock ou widows
Pensions. Gore OF Deserted Families
and Domestic Relations Courts
h" report oft bank clearing. for
ihe hI.f eleven months of fhI. wear
shows fHaf Wheeling leads 900 other.
cif.r. of hHf ..lo ht several million
dn# Ir-
Ir S O.. lrrsou uII address Che
M"n club of $50 iukrs Parish thI.
evening on Initiative. ~RefercndufI
and Recall The meeting aII Do hold
ir 'n' lecture room OF Tho church
Tho high school football sgutf oIu.
he rendered 8 dnrcr tomorrow even
iHe ht Warne Marsh. -far end Of Tho
team at hie home Boz Elm Grove
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Masonic Sumner and Bazaar.

The chicken supper and bazaar held
At the Scottish Rite Cathedral on
Tuesday evening by the Masonic Club
was indeed "A success The ladies' in
charge. with Mrs. Fred Cowl chair
man. served a delicious supper. There
were twelve long tables in
the dining rooms and they were dec.
Grated in red candles and pionscttas
producing a very pretty effect. Baked
chicken and all the accompanying
~delicacies were served. French potd.
toes. salads and desert Of ice cream
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Mary Hanna told Of the states For
est Trees" Virginia Bachman gave
an excellent reading on Our state
Flag. Rhea Goodwin told OF Our
state Flower" Albert Schnelle told
81 the states inventions. Robert Fred
ericks told Of the States railroads and
their advantages Wilbur Carl told
81 the Navigation of West Virginia
Rivers" Margaret Fiatlcy read OF
"blennerhassett island" The school
sang old Glory We Love Thee" Ths
program was both interesting and in
structiVe.
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enda. cIuh Ent.raLn.n

Mrs Benjamin J Neuhardt enter
tanned the Bridge Club on Tuesday
afternoon at her home in Pleasant
Valley. The interesting session OF
bridge" VA supplemented By a de.
licious collation.. The members OF
the club present we're.
Mlzse-
caroline Hupp. Deiphia Young.
Sarah How.
Meziame-
Allen Wheat Mrs. Davis
Heed Baird. g. J. NeunauiG.
Fred Shirer.
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afternoon az her home on the Island.
az a compliment 20 Mrs Bernard
Horkheimer. Of Baltimore. Nd. Who
IL a guest IN the city. The rooms
were prettily decorated in the sea
sons flowers and the table in the din
ing room VAS most artistic. Mrs Leo
Wolfe and Mrs. Lou Swabacker had
charge Of the dining and many
guests called during the reception
hours
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general public is invited Mr. Chas.
Wells. secretary of the Recreation
and Fairgrounds Association. will talk
TO the ladies. and all members are TO
quested TO be- present Mrs. W. 4
Wilson is chairman OF the Civic Ds.
partment. and she states that the lee.
ture will be OF interest 10 all
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Wednesday sewino Club.

Mrs. Fred Fankhauser. OF Bridge
port. will entertain the Wednesday
Bridge Club at her home to-day. and
the members will all b. present TO
make articles for the holidays. The
usual luncheon will be served.
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The VI VI Club OF the Moose Club
VIII entertain M their hall. corner
Eleventh and Market street. this
evening with a euchre and lunch.
Prizes will be- awarded and Mrs Geo.
Cree will r. chairman OF the commit
tee IN charge.
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island Literary Club.

Mrs. Cecil Robinson. OF the Island.
entertained the Island Literary Club
al her home on Tuesday evening.
Modern American Artists was the
subject on the program. Mrs T
Downing read a paper on the Child
Painter Mrs. Byron spoke Of The
Marine. Mrs. A. r. Schmidt wrote
an article on Landscape. Miss Mat.
tie Dittman read a paper on "Tlustra-
tor n Mrs. l. Niets told OF The
Decorator The Madonna in Mod
crn Art was discussed by all the
members of the club.
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woman's Club Meeting.

The Civic Department Of the Wo-
mans Club will have charge OF the
general meeting OF the Woman's Club
on Thursday. December 10. al the 4.
q. 4. W. rooms at 3 O'Clock. and the
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The following is a copy % CARD
issued.
Mrs Cecil A. Robinson
Mrs. G. Bates McLaln
Luncheon
Fort Henry Club
saturday. December fourteenth
Onethirty O'Clock
Miss Elizabeth Hugus.
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Ahav Sholem Dance.

The Ahac Sholem congregation OF
Wheeling will hold it's first annual
ball at the Carroll Club this evening
and a large attendance II expected
There viii be guests from all sur
rounding towns. and there will be or
Chestra music
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informal Affair

Miss Ethel A. Jones entertained a
few friends at her home In North
Wheeling on Monday evening. and the
following were her guests Misses
F1ossie Hershel. villa Loose. Flora
Hart. Margaret Greer. Messrs. Harry
LOWING. Will Loose. Raymond Loose.
Louis Frederick. Grover Casper aud
Mr.. and Mrs. Lyle.
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nul Don fh' great master whose story ! a.4 re,dfrr
N"d IHi hold ON ny mind in a few moments had
l"It''i"n To- watch tho clock. and loo % fcu moment.
af ZOO end ''
prom how many cares. now much impsticnrr. what
sorrow 'nd what anxiets- fnr great story TELLER. f...
u- 't not indefinitely. OF course. but Tor % directions
tu- NllI' ihnt makes us ahc TO go back and take t,
Tho burden HIrpsh
''-' 'Nnf Ut fho hoWrs off tedious HIIfIur for train.
and appointments and aI fIr ret tfI,t OBJ. .,.+.
'"lI'r- 'Hte h"ruIird boz your Ufn
Think IYF absolutely urrrIrr4HI. .,rr .... M
'on''l"sc'nca from sickness would ..,. boon .,t.,.,
fHe story frIIor-
' 'h' I'r"d- OFT -nrroN aud fuyirft into
"U'N iNn story TELLER. base. Ir.IsEf ..o..-.
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Attend Weddlno.

Mrs. Louis H~orkheimer. OF Ken.
wood. and daughter. Miss Pauline
Horkheimer. who is In attendance az
The Barnard College. In New York. at.
tended a fashionable wedding i'm Bal.
timOre on Tuesday. Miss Pauline
Cans. who has often been a house
guest ~ the Horkheimer home. az
KenwOod. was married 10 Mr.. Milton
Erltnger. ~ Baltimore. and the wed.
vas one 81 the swell social
events.
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Who tailor best to Ladies'
30 Twelfth st.
'# N0HgHeHeksks &sHe#sHsH
THE DAILY CHIT-CHAT
BY Ruth Cameron

Il ID you over pause n your enjoyment OF SOME AonderuI novel ar ,t
all owe To- the story telcrr '"
ne 'Wr evening knew az sever o'clock that was TO ra,rr. .,r.
mpW'W W. - " 'h itow can over wait these three hours said to
myself. and Tho first hour durur which wandered about m. house ,+
seconds seemed like minutes ''
Finally 7 sat down with "a hwr. af tt q -t.
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Entertainment.

The following is the program rend-
cred at the Webster school on Tues
day afternoon:
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and cake were enjoyed. At the ba-
zaar all dainty needlework articles
were ofered for sale. Mrs Albert
Schairer was chairman Of the supper.
assisted by a corps OF ladies'. and Mrs.
harles Deiters was chairman OF the
bazaar. also assisted by the ladies' OF
the Masonic Club. Not only the
ladies' were kept busy. but the men
OF the Masonic Club assisted. In was
open house for all visitors and dur.
ing the evening bowling. card playing
ana billiards were enjoyed. and there
was r continuous pouring In OF Wis.
ltors all evening and all pronounced
the AFFAIR "A decided Gee
Complimentary Bridge.
Mrs. VI. y. Cecil entertained with a
bridge party on Monday afternoon
Tor her guests. Mrs. John McCoach
and Mrs. Frank u. Enslow. both of
Huntington. ". Va. The
were I'm attendance: Misses Mamie
Patterson. Helen de Vries. Gene Lo-
gan Mary Virginia Sands. Henrietta
Harper. Mary Marshall. OF Virginia
Hester Brady. Alice Brady. Carrie
Wood. Eleanor Greer. Elizabeth
Greer. Frances Bell: Mesdames John
\ McCoach. Frank n. Enslow. Harry
G Whitaker. o. Il. Wood. r. Dup.
Thompson. August G. Dickinson. VIII
Nice. Miller. William l.. GIessner.
John b. Wilson. \. 6. Hubbard. j. W.
Storer. II. c. Hazlett. j 4. Bloch. y.
y Haning. \. \. Wilson. De Warren
Reynolds. OF Cumberland: Albert
Dewey. Of Chicago; T. B Sweeney.
Cecil Robinson. s. W. Harper. Lyle
Burlington. Eugene Hildreth. III. b..
w. Peterson. \. L. Wilson.
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chrstmas-Msr's Fur Cops. $50.
20 81. W~eFADDEN's
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Afternoon Reception.
Mrs Julius H~Orkheimer enter
tanned with q reception on Tuesday
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Smas-Msn's Fur Lined KID Gloves,
$3.50. $3.50. $3.50. MeFAppENs.
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MISS JOSEPHINE BULLOCK TO
ERTAiN HOUSE PARTY

Miss Josephine Bullock expects 10
entertain charming house party OF
attractive young people during the
Christmas holidays. She will give d
large dance for her guests. as we'll as
several smaller affairs, and their Wis
it in Ocala will no doubt be one of a
great deal of pleasure and enjoyment
The members of Miss Bullock's
house party will be Miss Omera Hol-
loway of Tallahassee, daughter OF
State Superintendent Holloway; Miss
frankie Smith of Plant City, Mrs
Walter Leigh Greene formerly Miss
Tommie Moody of Plant City; Miss
Word of Birmingham, Alabama, Miss
Julia Stewart OF Daytona and Miss
Marie Trawick of Columbus, Ga.
There will also probably be several
young gentlemen who will come to be
present at this house party.
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GAINESVILLE PARTY IN OcALA

\ party CT twelve Gainesville peo-
pie were in Ocala Friday, coming
down in TIVE big touring cars. They
remained in Ocala for about one hour
going from here to Mr.. Wilson's
grove near Lowell, where they spent
a couple of hours before going back
to Gainesville. While in Ocala they
met quite a number of their friends
In the party were Mr.. S C. Wilson,
Miss Wilson. Mrs. W. B. Taylor, Mrs
j. l.. Medlin, Mrs. J. ". McCollum,
Mrs Warner, Mrs Charles Fairclotn
Mrs. Harper, Mrs. L. c. Lynch, Mrs.
Cannon and Mrs Thomas of Denver,
Colo, who is visiting Gainesville
friends
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Mr. B. ". Partridge, Jr.. of the
Partridge-Neville Company, formerly
with the Bowman Realty Company,
has been in Ocala for several days
looking over the Woodmar property
at Lake Weir. and may put it on the
market at the height of the winter
season. 1t is the best proposition in
Florida. and the more it is inyesti-
gated the more its possibilities are
unfolded Mr.. Partridge is living Al
Huntington. w. Va He says that
one thousand permits were issued for
new residences this year; that
it now has a population of forty thou
sand, and in the course of a very few
years they are anticipating a popula-
ton of one hundred thousand. Mr.
Partridge is originally from Monticel-
10, Fla, and is a son of Major Part
ridge, who was recently elected com
mander of the Confederat Veterans
for this state.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1912-12-20
A DAY AHEAD OF TIME

His Honor, Justice William A
Hooker, of the supreme bench of
Florida, freshly shaven and. garbed in
his best Sunday rig, was all ready to
accompany his wife to church. Just
before they started out, however, his
wife was detained by a ring at the
telephone, and the Judge heard her
shocked tones answering:
oh, I'm much obliged-and if it
was any other day l should be glad
to come-but l never play cards on
Sunday, = Not Sunday, Why,
for PHYS sake. How did we get
so mixed up
Down at the state house a much
perturbed quartet of supreme court
judges filed into the courtroom and
took their seats They had waited
for their colleague until the last mo-
ment, for the case on hand was a
most important one and his presence
was especially desired But they had
sat for nearly an hour before Judge
Hooker, his Sunday coat-tails flying.
hastily entered the door, climbed the
rostrum and sank exhaustedly into
his seat, muttering:
4 thought today was Sunday."-
Judge.