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The Liberal democrat. [volume] (Liberal, Kan.) 1911-1924, 1912-05-10
T. A. Tegarden

T. A. Tegarden also announces
his candidacy for denomination for
the Office of county treasurer
on the Republican ticket, subject
to the voters of his party at the
coming primary in August. Mr..
Tegarden has held this Office 3
terms and has always given care
ful attention to the work, being
renominated each election for his
faithfulness. He is well known all
over the county having lived here
for a good many years and he has
many frienes who viii give him
their support at the coming pri-
mary election.
The Liberal democrat. [volume] (Liberal, Kan.) 1911-1924, 1912-05-10
Harwood Items
Intended for last week

Some snow and light showers
visited this locality during the past
week.
A number of the young people
in the neighborhood attended the
Friday night dance at the Row
land home.
j. H. Burr made a trip to
Plains Saturday.
Mrs. A G. Evans was a visitor
at the Patton home Thursday ev-
ening.
Alvin Rena went to Santa Fc
Saturday with the HArwood mail
carrier.
NJ. E. Burr and son Emery
made a trip to Plains the last Of
the week.
A. G. Evans came up from Kis'
met to spend Sunday at home.
The Liberal democrat. [volume] (Liberal, Kan.) 1911-1924, 1912-05-10
First published in Liberal Democrat Ma
Board of Review

Notice Is hereby given that the Board OF
Review In each township Of Seward County,
viii meet on May 18th. 1912 at the following
named places, viz:
Liberal Township, and City. at the Liberal
News Office.
Fargo Township. at the home OF z. W. PEN
nIngton, one mile southwest Of Hayne.
Seward Township. at the home OF f. l..
Rhlness. on s. W. !. Sec. 1899.
The respective Boards will proceed to equal
lie the values OF real estate in each Of their
respective townships. All persons feelln
themselves aggrIeyed on account OF the values
placed upon their real estate assessment may
meet with the Board In their township and
have a hearing. And II such grievance Is not
satisfied the person assessed may in writing
appeal 10 the County Board Of EQUALIZATION
which meets June Bird 1912, Except upon writ
ten appeal from the Board OF Review the
County Board Of Equalization will take not
action upon the assessment OF real estate so
far as the same concerns individuals.
The Boards OF Review have nothing TO do
with the equalization OF personal property.
AlIresldents OF Seward County who do not
receive a postcard notice OF the amount OF
their real estate assessment before May 10,
notify me at once.
ED. COOPER, County Clerk.
The Liberal democrat. [volume] (Liberal, Kan.) 1911-1924, 1912-05-10
Alma

This is the kind Of weather that
every one enjoys.
Guy Taylor and sister Alice,
were Liberal visitors Saturday.
Friends Of Mrs. Orpha Taylor
are indeed glad to hear that she is
on the road to recovery.
B. Stone and Chas. Swan we're
guests of Will and Ed Brier Sun
day.
Ed Brier spent Friday night
with Irwin Romer.
Miss Anna Dettmer spent Fri
day and Saturday in Liberal.
The Sunday school convention
was held at Hayne Sunday.
Mr.. Orth called on Mr.. ills
Thursday to claim the colt that
had strayed from his place.
The Liberal democrat. [volume] (Liberal, Kan.) 1911-1924, 1912-05-10
First Publication May 4, 1912,
PUBLICATION NOTICE

State OF Kansas, County Of Seward, IS,
The state OF Kansas to John Il. Hensel, II
living, and Mrs. John Il. Hensel, his wife, II
living, and the unknown heirs and devsees,
administrators, executors, trustees and as
signs Of John Z, Hensel and OF Mrs. John +.
Hensel his wife, II they or either OF them be
not alive: Il. Helll6er, trustee, II living and
the unknown heirs and devIsees, adminlstra-
tors executors, trustees and assigns and sue
cessols OF r., Helliker, trustee, II he be moi
alive; Mckinley h Helllker q partnership
composed of---McKinley II living whost
arst name Is to plaintiff unknown, and
Helliker, II living, whose FIRST name is Il
plaintiff unknown, and the unknown heirs and
devlsees, administrators, executors, trustee;
aud assigns OF - Mckinley, II he be moi
alive, and the unknow heirs and devlsees, ad.
mlnistfators, executors, trustees and assigns
-Helllker, whose first name Is TO plain
tiff unknown, II he be not alive:
You and each OF you are hereby notified
that YOU have been sued in the District CourI
OF Seward County, Kansas, by John J. Morris
plaintiff, and that unless YOU answer the pc.
Lltion Of said plaintiff filed In said court IN
said cause on or before the 18th day Of June
1912. said petition will be taken as true and
Judgment rendered against you accordingly
nuieting the title OF plaintiff In and to all the
following described real estate situated In the
County OF Seward and state OF Kansas, towit,-
The West Half Of SECTION Thirteen (l3), Town
ship Thirty-one (8l) South, Range Thlrty-one
(3l) West OF the 9th r NJ, and ascertalnlng
and determining the interests OF said defend-
ants and each OF them In and 10 all the said
property, II any they have, and adjudging and
decreelng that plaintiffs title to all said real
properly Is good, valid and perfect, and
that defendants have no interest therein. and
barring and perpetually enJolnlng said defen-
dants and each OF them from claiming or as
sertlng any title TO, lien Or claim upon said
real estate or any part thereof adverse TO
plaintiff or ans enc claiming or to claim IN.
der or through him and for costs OF suit.
Wituessny hand and the seal Of said court
this 10th day OF April 1912
(seaD e. $. IRWIN,
Clerk OF said District Court
HAY & WALTER, Attorneys for Plaintiff.
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Suffrage Notes

Mrs. G. w. Smith has organ
lied Trego and Cove counties
She will complete the southern
tier of the 9th district, take W
four counties in the 7th and ther
visit a son in Liberal on her way
to the convention. Good reports
came to as of her speeches anC
work.
Mrs. Dora B. Mitchell is also
working in the 9Th district. Mrs
Grinstead and Mrs. Munson are
still making a thorough canvass
in the Bird district. The EduCa-
tional League of Woodson county
has adopted q Suffrage Constitu-
ton, re.electing a part of the
leagues officers. Every county
ia the LIST. 2nd. 9Th and 9Th dis
trlcts is now organized. The Bird
lacks but one and the fourth is
we'll under way.
Since to the true man his wife,
mother, sister, sweetheart is the
dearest and most helpful thing in
the world, | believe she should
have the privilege of helping him
in solving the problems Of gov.
eminent by her vote as we'll at by
her thinking. &C. T. Franks.
A rest room has been opened at
Winfield with Suffrage and other
literature.
The Liberal democrat. [volume] (Liberal, Kan.) 1911-1924, 1912-05-10
Green Valley
Wheat IS looking Iine.


The farmers are busy as bees,
blowing, listing and planting.
Mrs. Sheppard visited Mrs.
Palmer Friday.
Mrs. Aker called on Mrs. Willis
Tuesday afternoon
Miss Howell was the guest Of
Blanch Swan Thursday.
Iseral Palmer and family visited
Otte Feese and family Saturday.
Mrs. Russell visited Mrs. Wal
lace Tuesday afternoon.
Mrs. Stafford and children we're
the guests of Mrs. Iker Monday.
Mrs. Cooper called on Mrs. Pen.
ningtOn Friday afternoon.
Rev. Dunlap will preach a
Greenvalley Sunday afternoon.
Mrs. Mcdonald returned from
Mullinville Saturday, where has
been visiting the past week.
Mr.. McDonald of Mnll;nvilla
The Liberal democrat. [volume] (Liberal, Kan.) 1911-1924, 1912-05-10
Cha. Finley

There il probably no man in
Seward County who has more
friends than Charles Finley. He
has lived in this county over TWEEN
.ty years, coming here when the
prairies were unbroken. and when
hardships were endured By the
few settlers that were here at that
time. Mr.. Finley is one OF the
few men that has helped TO make
this county what it is today
one of the greatest in the state Of
Kansas. He has served we'll 10
the Office of Register of Deeds
during the past two years and be
is asking for the support Of the
voters for denomination on the
Democratic ticket at the coming
primary in August. Mr.. Finley
is taxpayer, he owns a farm in
the county, and is residing in
Liberal that his children may re-
ceive the benefit of the schools.
He is the best man for the position
to which he aspires, and it is be-
yOnd doubt that his friends viii
give him the same support as he
received two years ago.
The Liberal democrat. [volume] (Liberal, Kan.) 1911-1924, 1912-05-10

Farm Loans S. W snra
The Liberal democrat. [volume] (Liberal, Kan.) 1911-1924, 1912-05-10

There never was a time when
people appreciated the real merits
of Chamberlain's Cough Remedy
more than now. This is shown
by the increase in sales and volan.
tary testimonials from persons
who have been cured by it. II
you or your children are troubled
with a cough or cold give it a trial
and become acquainted with its
qualities. For sale BY all dealers.
The Liberal democrat. [volume] (Liberal, Kan.) 1911-1924, 1912-05-10
Isl published In Liberal Democrat May 3, 1871
Board of Equalization

The Board OF County Commissioners will sit
as Board OF Equalization on the first Monday
Of June. (June Srd) 1912, at the office OF the
County Clerk. All persons feeling themselves
aggrleved By reason the valuation on their
personal property may appear before said
Board and have hearing upon such griev-
anee.
The County Board will take no action upon
the assessment Of real estate as the same con.
Germs individual except upon written appeal
from the Board OF Review which meets May
10, 1912
The County Board OF EQUALIZATION and the
Board Of Review are separate and distinct,
read both notices and don't get the two con-
fused
ED. COOPER. County Clerk,
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$4,000 Reward.

l will pay the above reward for
the arrest and conviction of any
person or persons illegally hand
ling, driving off and disposing of
or butchering any of my stock.
c, NJ. LIGHT,
Liberal, Kansas.
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Hides and Furs

/ will pay the highest price for
furs and hides delivered at my
feed store opposite Paul Lights
Lumber Yard. Phone l4lF.
Itf Bert Allen
The Liberal democrat. [volume] (Liberal, Kan.) 1911-1924, 1912-05-10

Miss Aleen Chairman Of Liberal
is spending some time here, as the
geust Of Mrs. Oscar Bridges on
First Avenue. Hutchinson News
The Liberal democrat. [volume] (Liberal, Kan.) 1911-1924, 1912-05-10

The Fort Scott Republican, a
republican newspaper, prints the
following edltoriallg:. The Kan
sas City Post jubilantly proclaims
Champ Clark as the democratic
nominee of the Baltimore conven.
ton. All over the country Champs
victory in Massachusetts is herald
ed as the forerunner OF his trium.
plant nomination. As Clark stock
has steadily risen in the market
Wilson's stock is as steadily de-
clining. Clark beat him two to
one on his own territory, while
Underwood beat him in Florida
and Georgia, all coming at once as
it has, puts Wilson's csndidScy,
badly on the bum. He is being
beaten on all sides.
1t means the conservative wing
of the democratic party will be 10
control OF the Baltimore conyen-
ton. just who the nominee Of
the convention will be is yet far
from certain, but it is becoming
more apparent every day chat the
democratic party is returning to a
certain degree Of sanity and con-
servatism."
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Subscribe for the Democrat.

Remember the Palace Cleaners,
all work guaranteed. East side
Kansas Avenue.
Evening journal., 1912-12-28
REPEAT XMAS
MUSIC AT WEST

West Presbyterian Church is pre-
pairing for another day OF inspiring
services tomorrow to celebrate the
last Sunday of the year Dr Smiley
will conduct the services at 1880
a. m. and $50 D. m. His morning
theme will be, Taking Account OF
Stock Ca meditation on the old year,
At o'clock the various departments
of the Sabbath school will meet. There
were $50 members OF the school pres
ent at The session last Sabbath after
noon. Dr. Smiloy's evening theme will
be. "The Greatest Question in the
World Last Sunday night there
were very few available seats In the
large auditorium.
Professor Clymcr aud his excellent
choir Will present the following pro-
grams of music A repetition. by
general request. of the Christmas
music. Organ prelude. "OnertorS in
b Flat Rhode: anthem, "dail, Holy
Morn Halls onertory Songs OF
Praise the Angels Sang. Brown, SOLO
Ohligato Miss Edith Rohb; organ
postludc n c." organ. "Fantasio no
.. Mann; anthem. "Siar of the East
Miles: anthem "And 10. the Angels.
Solly, soloist. r. E. Jones. soprano
solo. "ln old Judea." Ceibel, Miss
Edith Rohh: onertory Hail. o Gior.
ious King Brown: organ posilude
"March ina c." Mann.
Evening journal., 1912-12-28
MrsIc an MESTMINSrER.

The musical program at Westmin-
ster Church for tomorrow will be a
repetition of last sunday except that
the morning and evening program
will be reversed The anthems VIII
be as follows;
Morning service Anthem, 'Hark
the Glad Sound Reed; ohcrtory so
prano solo. Angels from the Realms
OF Glory. hGeibol. Mrs Howard Clark.
Evening scrvice-Anthem. Gloria
Excclsis.' Mozart, anthem. Arise.
Shine Thy Light As Come Saint
Saens The choir rendered these am
thems SO beautifully last Sunday that
there was a desire to have them re.
peated Regular services with SER
mon morning and evening by Rev.
Chas L. Candec. minister. Sabbath
school at IL o'clock and Christian
llndeavor at the usual hour.
Evening journal., 1912-12-28
NEW YEAR TO BRING
MUCH SOCIAL ACTIVITY

Instead of merry Christmas" Z"
every one will in few days, be eX-
tending Happy New Year and the
Christmas dances win be only pleas
ant memory. There will be no lull,
however. in the seasons festivities and
the approaching glad New Year viii
have its quota of dances and other
social events of interest
Among the events already schedule
ed are the dances to be given by Mrs.
Sheffield Phelps on New Years Night
in honor Of her daughter Miss Claudia
Lea Phelps. who will entertain at din
ncr before the dance and Mr.. and
Mrs. Frank Garrett, who will give a
dance on Monday evening in the New
Century Club drawing room in honor
OF their daughter Miss. Anna Garrett
and Miss Mary Armstrong.
On New Years Eve. Miss Edith
Montgomery will entertain the Satur-
day evening Dancing Class in honor
Of Miss Mary Eastwick OF Philadel-
Dhia
Evening journal., 1912-12-28
ENTERrAIN AT CARnS.

One OF the most delightful affairs
among the unusually large number
given last evening was that by Mrs.
Albert Bothmah and her daughter
Miss Ethel Bothman. of the Hotel
Wilmington, who entertained at
cards i'm honor of a number of their
friends. About forty guests were
present, including a number from
Norfolk. Va. Philadelphia, Trenton
and other cities. Six prizes were
awarded for the game OF 500 which
the guests played early in the even
ing. The winners were Mrs. Homer
Smith. Miss Loretta Beste, Mrs. John
Cody. James y Harrington. Jr., G. H.
Brewers and William H. Korrigan.
Following the card party during
which Mrs Howard Pyle sang sew
cral selections accompanied on the
piano by Miss Gertrude Brown of
Norfolk, a niece of Mr.. Bothman, the
guests adjourned to the dining room
where dinner was served
The dining room was tastefully de-
cOratod- with evergreen, wreaths and
potted plants In honor of the occasion.
The guests included Mr. and Mrs.
Albert BOthman. Miss Ethel Bothman.
Mr. and Mrs A. Homer Smith. Phila-
delphia; Miss Gertrude Bothman,
Norfolk, Va: Mrs =. J. burlington,
Baltimore Mrs. Canning, James p.
Kcrrigan. Ir. Loretta II Beste, c.
Harold Brewers. Miss Canning, VII
liam Arms, Alice Carey Ruth, p. r.
Dawson. Gertrude H. Brown. Norfolk
Va; Harry G. Goodwin. Albert Ruth
Selena Stirlith, Reginald H. Goodwin
lone Schiliing. Mitchell Hill. Helena
Mullin, William II Kerrigan, Sylvia
Beste, Joseph Scarborough. Mrs. Jo-
scph n. Scarborough j. *. I. Cody
and Mrs. Cody Miss Cody. Trenton
Mrs Eugene Stirith. Mr. and Mrs
4 A. A. Selak Mr. and Mrs. II. l.. Pyle
Evening journal., 1912-12-28
SATURDAY EVENING
CLASS DANCE.

Although this evening will not be
so gay as last there are nevertheless
a Number of dances scheduled. The
Christmas dance of the Saturday
evening dancing class will be given
in the New-Century Club drawing
room. It will be a leap year dance as
we'll, which will add 20 the enjoyment
of the occasion The patronesses Will
be Mrs. j. c. Reed. Mrs de Haven
Morris. Mrs. j. A. Montgomery. Mrs.
Frank Roop Smith. Mrs r. c. Reed
and Mrs. A. T. Frantz. A number Of
out-of-town guests will be present,
and several dinners will precede the
dance Miss Madeline Reed will enter
tain in honor of Miss Flora Caven-
augh. of Philadelphia. Miss Mildred
Frantz will entertain, in honor Of
Miss Marguerite Applewhaite of Bal
timore.
Evening journal., 1912-12-28
SURETY COMPANIES MUST
FILE WITH THE COURT

Prothonotary Philip Churchman
calls attention to the following rule
adopted by the Superior Court Dccem.
Der 1910
THAT each Surety Company shall,
In the month of January in each year.
file with the Prothonotary OF the
Superior Court. in each County in
which such Surety Company Is en-
gagged la business. Power OF Atror-
ney authorizing the execution of bonds
by the Attorney-in-fact designated in
said Power OF Attorney. before the
Courts shall accept or approve such
Company as surety. Providing how
ever that nothing herein contained
shall prohibit the execution, b. a
Surety Company, Of any bond withle
this state by its proper officers as re-
qulrcd by law"
This rule rs absolutely necessary
and must be followed strictly.
Evening journal., 1912-12-28
XMAS DANCES
FEATURE OF THE
HOLIDAY WEEK

The spirit OF the Christmas holidays
is still abroad and social events have
follow in quick succession this week.
Although there have been number
OF card parties and other entertain
ments, dancing has proved to be the
most popular pastimt, and there have
been plenty of it,
One of the prettiest dances Of the
winter at Pythian Castle, was the
Christmas dance last evening by Miss
McClafferty for her Friday night
dancing class About IS couples were
on the floor, and a number of specta-
tors were I'm the balcony Music was
furnished by Jacobs orchestra. The
Christmas dance for the Monday night
dancing class will be given next Mon
day night.
The New Century Club was all
aglow, too, last evening. and the beau
tiful decorations of holly wreaths.
Christmas trees and mistletoe. gave
the room a most festive appearance as
one hundred or more couple danced
to the gay music played by Cooks
Orchestra Of Philadelphia. The receiv-
ing party comprised Mrs. Otho Now
land, Mrs. Charles Copeland. Mrs.
Henry p. Scott Mrs. William G. Ram
say Mrs John Biggs, Mrs. James p.
Winchester and Mrs. Preston Lea.
AS is the custom a number of din
ners preceded the dance. consequent-
ly the dancing did not begin until a
late hour Miss Barbara Nandegrifi
gave "A small dinner party at her home
: In honor Of Miss Ethel Tallman, Miss
Marjorie Belts. Mr. O'Neill. Mr.. Aus
ten and Mr. Reed
The Rev. and Mrs. Hubert W. Wells
entertained at dinner for their daugh.
yer. Miss Margaret Wells Their guests
were Miss Marguerite Rogers, Miss
Marion Hendricks Of Albany. ~ Y.
Ralph Ashton. Mr. Davenport, Man
son Glover of Boston, and Miss Wells
Miss Mary Biggs entertained at
dinner of twenty covers in honor o.
the seasons debutantes. Among hci
guests were Miss Claudia Lea Phelps
Miss Constance Moore. Misses Caro-
lyn and Elizabeth Ramsay. Miss Marl
Johnston, Miss Margaret Whitaker
Miss Anita Smith of Philadelphia
Walter Carpenter. David Ranken. Sid
ney Bradford. Mr. Almy. James Win
chester. Francis Buck. John Biggs, Jr
Mr. and Mrs John Biggs and others
Tilghman Johnston. Jry gave din
ner before the dance in honor o
Miss Elizabeth de Cue Trapier o
Washington. ID. c.. who will be tn
guest of Mr. and Mrs. Tilghmal
Johnston for the holidays.
Evening journal., 1912-12-28
Much Entertaining Adds to Enjoyment
of the Christmas Holidays in the City

Mrs Amanda Driscoll has return
cd from visit to her son in New
York
Edwin Willis spent Christmas with
his parents. Mr. and Mrs J. e. viii
lis of Greensoro, Md.
William Malcolm and Carvl Pritch-
ett Of Goldey College are spending
the holidays with their parents at
Greensboro. Md.
Lawrence Harrington is spending
the holidays with his parents, Mr..
and Mrs. J II. Harrington of Green's
boro, Md
Miss vandyke spent Christmas at
the home Of Mr. and Mrs. J. ID. Shat
tuck OF Ridley Park.
j. Blatz and family have removed
to Ridley Park.
Edward Jackson has been visiting
friends at Camden.
Miss Mary Farrow of Camden is
the guest of friends here.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Appleby have
been visiting friends az Newport.
Miss Marjory Stewart is spending
a week with her parents at Newport
Mrs. f. l.. Connable is spending
the Christmas holidays i'm Boston.
Ross Stevens has been visiting his
parents at Denton, Md
DR. H. w Palmer spent Christmas
with his father. Dr. d. ID. Palmer al
4 Bridgeville.
Mrs. Joseph Pyle of Kennett Square
is guest Of Wilmington friends.
Mrs S. O. McCrery has been visit
ing friends al West Chester this week
Henry Johnson of Chester is the
guest of friends I'm this city.
Mrs Anna McCafferty of Linwoot
Heights visited friends here thiI
week
w. Savery Evans, Jr.. who has ac
cepted a position as consulting en-
! gineer with the Braden Copper Com
Dany at Ranchagua. Chila. and WHIT
J left here last fall. has written to 10
/ cal friends MIR Evans arrived a
I the company's camp outside the cit
of Ranchagua on November p.
The Rev and Mrs. Thomas 7
Holloway have returned from over
brook Pa. where they spent Christ
mas as the guests of Mrs x. A. Went
and Mr.. and Mrs Harry d. schell.
Miss Edna Cooper of GeorgetOw
is making her home with Mrs. c. n
Greaves Of Washington
Mr. and Mrs Joseph West, q
Georgetown are spending Christina
with their daughter, Mrs. J. +. Coyl
OF Washington.
Miss Golda and Hulda Conawa,
of Georgetown. are spending th
/ Christmas holidays with their siste
Mrs G. r. GreaYos Of Washington.
Evening journal., 1912-12-28
GUESTS At 4 TURkEY DINNER.

Public Service Commissioner J.
jackson Peirce and Airs. peirce en-
tertained several of their friends with
a turkey dinner at their home, No. Az
Washington street. last evening
Among the guests were Mrs Jennie
Patterson. Miss Mary c. Peirce. James
l.. Banning. formerly president of
City Council; Colonel William Mar
shall. William H. Weeks. j. Bayard
Peiroe. Dr. J. f. Peirce and George
Carter.
Evening journal., 1912-12-28
TO BUILD STATION FOR
NEW CASTLE RAIL WAY

Il is expected that the terminal
building for the New Castle line cars
at Front and Market streets will be
commenced on Monday. General
Manager Hambleton had a force OF
men at work yesterday at the switch
at the southern end of the causeway
bridge. The cars on the line are max
ing good time. The patrons OF the
line are becoming accustomed to the
terminus at Front instead of Fourth
and Market streets
When the New Castle line first
opened the cars stopped at Third
street bridge.
Evening journal., 1912-12-28
LEAP YEAR DANCE
AT COUNTRY CLUB

A Leap Year dance Will be
given this evening at the Wilmington
Country Club. The arrangements
have been made entirely by the young
women giving the dance, and an en-
joyable time is being anticipated.
Those in charge who will do the
honors" this evening are. Miss Janet
Jackson the Misses Alice aud Mar
jorie Belts. the Misses Dunham, Miss
Mildred Hopes Miss Francis Brinck-
lc. Miss Katherine Tallman. Miss
Ethel Tallman. Miss Mary Wootcn,
Miss Katherine Thompson. Miss Mar
earet Barnard. Miss Mary Thompson
Miss Ellen DUPONT. and Miss Barbara
Nandegrift.
Evening journal., 1912-12-28
MSS DIXON ENTERTAINS

Miss Madeleine Dixon Of No. l1O9
West Eighth street, entertained at
dinner last evening in honor of a
number Of her friends. Among the
guests present were the Misses Sarah
Armstrong, Ruth Bardo. Ruth Ben
nett, Florence Kninen, Madeleine
May Gertrude Mclchoir, Edna Pyle
and Madeleine Dixon.
Evening journal., 1912-12-28
WArCH NICHT SERVICES.

The pastors of the Methodist Epis-
copal Churches generally will observe
Watch Night services. The services
usually consist OF sermon appro-
pirate TO the occasion, prayer and
testimony and conclude with consecra
tion of all present TO God and vow
for holy living in the future.