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Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1912-05-17

State Of Maryland.
County Of Montgomery, SIS.
|. Robert G.. Hilton. President and Secre-
tary Of the above-named institution, do
solemnly swear that the above statement
is true 10 the best Of my knowledge and
belief.
ROBERT G. HILTON.
President and Secretary.
Subscribed and sworn to before me this
25th day Of April, 1912.
LYDIA +. PRETTYMAN.
Notary Public.
Conect-Attest:
ALBERT M. B0U1C,
EDWARD G. PETER.
II. ID. WATERS.
may 3-3t Directors.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1912-05-17

Automobile. Overland
Touring Car, 1912 Model; equipments, mo-
hair top, windshield, lamps, prest-o-lite
tank, horse power 80, five-passenger body.
fore-door ! will be glad TO demonstrate az
any time. This car has been used very
little. Cost $i,225. Win sell for Ss75.
C. W. ETCHISON.
apr l9-u Gaithersbure. Md.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1912-05-17

WANTED A. once. fifty f,r.,.el..s
laborers at Bethesda, MONTGOMERY county,
Md. Six months work, good wages, quar-
tiers provided Apply on the ground 10
j. II. STARKEY,
mar 29-1n Engineer In charge
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1912-10-25
PLAN YOUR TRIP TO CALIFORNIA NOW

Three fast, modernIy equipped,
through trains to California via
the Chicago, Union Pacific and
North Western Line. Meals in
dining cars, service unequalled.
Plan now to escape the discom
forts Of the long cold winter
months, and enjoy the glorious
freedoms Of outdoor summer life
in the sunlit flower fields Of Cali
fornia Ans ticket agent Of the
Chicago and Nerth Western R,.,
will help YOU plan your trip and
supply you with illustrated and
descriptive booklets, rates, train
schedules and full particulars.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1912-10-25
Eagle River. Wis.
Re advertisement for Bids for
Construction Of County
Highways.

NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN: That the
county board of supervisors of Villas County.
Wisconsin. win receive sealed bids until three
O'Clock in the afternoon on November 9th 1912,
for the construction Of the several sections Of
the Eagle River-Hackley County Highway ac-
cording t. the profles and specifications now
on file III the Office Of the county clerk in the
Court House in the village of Eagle River, Wis
consin, as follows;
Section and profile number $50 Commenc-
ing at the section corner between sections a
and 25 in town II n, of Range 10 East and sec
tons 10 and 30in town Il MOT range II East
thence east on the section line between said
sections 10 and 30, 500 feet. more Or less APP
proximate yardage 800 cubic yards:
Section and profile number 036a Common
cling at The south quarter post Of section Sc in
the 4th Correction Line $500 feet, more or less.
approximate yardage. $3.50 cubic yards:
Section and profile number 636b, Common
cling at the south quarter post Of section 81 in
tt.wn Al n, Of range 10 East thence north on
the quarter line 5000 feet. more or less. APP
proximate yardage, $50 cubic yards:
Section and profile number 631 Commence
ing at the south quarter post of section p in
town Al \. of range 10 East, thence north on
the quarter line 5000 Feet. more or less. ap-
proximate yafdage Loco cubic Yards:
The isrofles and specifications can be seen
at the county clerks Office at any time during
Office hours The Highway Commissioner
will be present at the county4clerks office i'll
the afternoon. from one o'clock until three
o'clock. on October 10th. 23rd and Both and on
November 9Th, lal2 to consult with bidders
relative to said proflles and specifications.
A deposit of five per cent of the amuont of
each bid will be required the same to be either
i'll cash or certified check.
A good and sufficient bond, in amount not
less than the total sum intended to be paid to
the contractor under each contract said bond
to be furnished by surety company author
lied to do business in Wisconsin or by not less
than two persons satisfactory to the county
board OF supervisors will be required of each
contractor.
The slushers wheel scrapers and road ma
chimes or graders, necessary to use on con-
tracts will be Furnished by the county to each
contractor.
The full form OF contract which will be iM-
sisted upon and used by the county board is JAS
lie with the county clerk Where's the same may
be ekaaaals1ed bE aaE3Eterestsd persons
The county board of supervisors reserve the
right to reject any and all bids.
Dated Ontober nth. 1912
County Board OF Supervisors
By Geo. H. Jackson
County Highway Commissioner
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1912-10-25
Adyerisrnent.

~ The Earnest Workers will
meet with Mrs John Shattuck.
next Tuesday afternoon Ev cry
one cordially invited.
". 3. Raymond returned last
week from Milwaukee, leaving
his wife there for two weeks Wis
il with relatives there.
John +. Hansen loaded two
cars of household goods and stock
and with his family leaves to day
for Libertyville, near Eau Claire,
where he will take charge of !,
large stock farm. Their many
friends in this county wish them
unbounded success in their new
location.
Mr.. Christ Haegele, 1858 Cen
ire ST., Racine, states: ',For 4
number of years | had kidney
trouble with a severe pain across
my back which made me misera-
bic. | took Foley Kidney Pills
and in a few days the pain left my
back, and | felt great relief for
this pain had troubled me for
years, and the relief was prompt.
SoID AZ RICHMOND PHARMACY.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1912-10-25
SONG BOOK FREE

Cut OUT this Adv. and send us the
names and P. o. address of six peo-
pie who have pianos and we will send
you. Free a book of 100 best songs.
VANDENBERG MUSIC CO.,
Green Bay, Wis.
Advertisement.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1912-10-25
lucky shot For Fac Hare.

While shooting at Wool. Dorset a
farmer fred at hare and missed it.
The hare made for hedge and got
caught in a wire The farmer fired
again and the shots cut the wire. The
hare thus freed got away. to the cha
grin Of the sportsman London Eve
ming Standard.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1912-10-25

ballot is cast. The clamor about
meddling, ! about ''extrava-
gance, about 'inquisitorial tax
es, about legislative vagaries, 7
has no basis III fact; it is solely
an expedient to becloud the real
issue: it is all a duplication of
the StalWart literature of ten
years ago. 1t is now. as then, a
contest between reactionary in
terests and the progressive citi-
zens. And in this campaign the
progressive spirit of Wisconsin
finds its only expression, its only
representation, in the Republi-
can platform and the Republican
candidates.
The above article. from La
Follette's Magazine, of Oct. 10Th
SO nearly represents our own be-
lief that we pass it along.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1912-10-25
Local and Per-
sOnaI Around
Town.
!, .sssssssss"sse&essseee

Andrew BegeofuSs is down from
acsley to day.
A.. c Peters was over from
random Wednesday. n
C. NJ. Wagner returned to Mil
anbee Monday.
daughter was born to Prof
l,.rtinbcc and wife sunday.
G.o. + O'Connor and his moth
rcf. Tuesday for Ladysmith. 4
Mis-, Jennie Ross returned Tues
law from amonths absence in Chi
aso.
Milo Hart left Saturday for
;.canaba to do some estimating
byor5.
J.L. Mctz of Hackley spent
"Wednesday in town while enroute
10 Arbor Vitae.
IT. Ne nacheck spent a few
Inv, over on the west side of the
county this week.
4. A-Denton returned We'd
l,c,lay from short trip among
bia, county voters.
4 dance at the Opera House
Friday evening attracted several
oupIcs who reported Il fine time.
Jos. Stcpan,ki was called to
AliIwaukcc again Saturday by q
telegram stating his wife was
luch worse,
Mrs Q. c. Luther returned
Wednesday from Il short visit ut
be home of her daughter in
+ Ihmeiander.
L. N. Grover returned to Mil
mAce Saturday morning after
aNing his regular call ON the
ag'c River druggists.
Jas. NjchcaIson the Hackley
A@uag picture man was III town
NaogJal arranging to put on his
BIO" here Tuesday night.
{. Il. Johnson of Conver was q
'n>ine>> caller at this office Mon
cy MIR. johnson has sold his
fore at that place and will spend
he winter in Minnesota
Henry kocrncr who had charge
The wlrc over at the G, & n.
w. depot during the summer left
saturday To take a SIMILAR Job At
'janah.
\ telegram received here Mon
ay morning announced the death
Mrs JOS. otepanski at Mil
0'"kee sunday night. Burial
Was IN Milwaukee,.
y IT, Pordt the picture postal
i"'0 Ieil Saturday for his home
IlSerjon to spend the winter.
,'' NH return and make Eagle
"'tF 'ns headquarters with the
ginning of early spring. u
'''ia> prelfn of Chicago, Who
iy"' a week with his friend VIM
|Nsba,1
"'e"NeISrr returned home We'd
"aS' Mr. Dretlin called on
and renewed his subscription
Tor another year.
e Il Hackbarth was a bust
W. visitor at Wausau last week
'u'nlng Monday. Frank Beard
y auended to the patrons of the
'ence,
-. ue moving picture show Civ
:, tuesday night called out q
,s;.' mouse who were we'll pleased
~, w the entertainment judging
~; s'u the applause accorded to the
s'ent subjects shown. See al.
"eNt date of appearance.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1912-10-25
Madison, Wis. Oct 10Th.

Madison, Wis, Oct 10Th.
That public officials at the state
capitol are hit by the income tax
was shown to day by compila-
tons given out by the commits
sion. The 233 employees who
paid a personal property tax last
year of 1868. %, will this year be
taxed 81, 452. % income tax.
Public officials not including judg
es. to the number Of thirty, will
pay an income tax of S687. ga as
compared with personal property
tax of 1897. 81.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1912-10-25

andrew Begenfuss is down from
I.ckIey to day.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-11-29

Immediately. the pretty home having
been already beautifully furnished in
readiness foF the bride
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-11-29
DANGER MARK
NOW PASSED
n Condition of Mrs. Hibbs.
According 20 Advices
from Morton's Gap.

Mortons Cap. KY vas taksn
sick. and confined % ny room End bed
nest a. The time. Cor tea months. r
writes Mrs. Louise n Hibbs - this
place
= hAd ulcers and then a tumor.
TIE s~coua doctor uhe treated me.
said the last chance was an operation.
20 remove ths tumoT ara When TIE
third doctor wss aalea IN. Ne told me
Do vas serious aud nat 90 "a Doubt
fui n would recover.
L couldn't consent @ ne operation.
- decided 90 try Cardai When I
had taken tvo hottiss fsI, better
IN tao months 3 could a. about and
a. ught house work Now I fee vel
and the tumor - some
Z a. heartily recommend Cardui %
funrrIng womsn. 7 an sure % viu
cure
Cardal acts rentiy on the womanIy
orEans. and has strenEfhenins erect
81 the sntre womaniy constitution
Far over half q century. Caraui has
been successfully us-s ~ mary
Thousands q women. Cor tas numerous
ailments peculiar % their sex. also as
a general tonic, Ger building up thsl
strength.
-. q yoa fuHsr from any q tss
ailments 90 common 20 womsn. Or Il
you ussd 3 Sod tonic 10 build ~
ycur strsngsh--dant valt longer bat
Al AZ they d--taxs CarduL Berin fs.
dav
Or viii surely help sou. e. BE- mas -
many others.
= INVITE t1. L.aases' AdsisrrF Dept
cnaftamnnga Med cine Co. ChattarrrNa
ffrr frr SPECIAL fnsfrurffrra end a.
raEe Hrrh -lirue Treatment 90
wamsn." sent in plain wraEpsr. 90 60
quest fAdE
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-11-29
WEDDING o. MISS EMMA
WILSON AND M. LUCtUs
nEOL LAST MfoAT.

'naraeieFiHed hy simplicity ~ detail
ana eKrreaHinE artistic perception ~
re highest order TIE hoaritnhIe home
of NJ and Mrs. a. ID wilson on Past
Chase street last nIaht presented a
scena uf rare and Unusual iutelineaa
when their youna daughter. Miaa Em-
ma WtlHon, was Fiveu In marriage %
Mr. Luelua william ncu 10 the praa-
encs ~ ths two families and family
connections
The Wiiaan home q ideaI rar enter.
tanning and When fhe wedding rurefr
had Eathered ta witness ths beautiful
weadiuN ceremony and offer their fslfr.
itauona to the two young people. 81
popular here. the rooms presented 90
their view the most artistic aettIrr
possible f1F r1 happy Hu event
fhr wrddluE expressed in Hu bee De-
tails the love and care of those rIea
go tn fhiH lovely young FirI tie raama
having been adorned with ferns pot
u.hnu and flowers. the erfi uahfa .
shades candles adding o. ire hsagfl-
o. erect obtained
~ thF room af ceremony the srffs.
t'r touch of che decorator vac srsur
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-11-29

sans VERY softly and sweetiy e prayer.
Just breathsr through the room--ths
very music o. love-
"A beautiful bit % sentiment was the
Eift ~ the bride o. her maIda--Eold
lingerie ciaEEu with the date 81 the
wedding pinned % huHe yellow ChrYs-
unthcmuma. which we're cent 20 tlc
trio % lovely girl musicians. her me-
iron and maid lust before The crrg-
m0ny.
The only ornament worn by the bride
vas en- exquisite iavaIiere Of sapphires
and pearls, a Eift 81 the groom. and -
quaint rin. en- heirloom whieh has been
worn bv every bride On che Wilson
family Tor Eeneratioua. the wearing ~
which O. sure to brIuE blessing GA the
pretty bride who wears d.
TIE presents were displayed On the
second parior. which we decorated fa
smilaK and ferns. with TIE liRht % vel
loW candles On oid-fashIoncd brass
candelahra addinE 20 tha beautiful
effect
Many Efts ~ cut Elass. silver
china. brir-a-hrac and furniture. at
tested % ne love and esteem IN which
tie bride and groom are held A mum
ner 70 beautiful musical selections
we're played ~ Professor packhan.
Miss FulEhum and Miss Harris during
TIE evening
Mils Adams wore ar attractive gown
~ Pima satin chnrmeuse Miss Pull
ghum uan EJuued In yellow marquI-
settle with lace trimming and Miss
Harris In an attractive evening gown.
The dining room in lts treatment a.
elbow, white nud Ereen was exquisite
Pm 10 beauty The southern amiiaN
vas used Aere as a basis ~ rrcen
ureathlnE the chandeiiere and banking
and mautei and here and there the tai
branching candeiahra with yellow can
dies shed a sufi. brilliant light
The brides table Rad proved me ~
apiraticn FOR the most artistic dsvel
opment n the white and yellow color
motif and waH lovely in See arrange
ment
Pendant from the oentre ~ tha vine
covered chandeIiere waH = shower ~
yellow hryaanthemums on yellow sat
in rihbona and carried from tha chan
deliorc to the four eorners % the table
were vide Earianda ~ yellow tgIs
I eafl tied in a hig bow and where o.
wac caught o. The table. 40 the four
ends, on white lace dolies. yellow can
| dies burned In brass caudiesticks. with
shades 81 pierced brass and ycllow
frinEe. The table was conferred with
a cloth ~ F1orentins lace from which
the glistcnInE white wedding cake
rose. and aere and there cut glass
dishes held minis and bonbona. heart
shaped and carrying cut the white and
yellow color scheme. A pretty sentl-
ment expressed IN the refreshments
Wcre the hart-shard biscuits and In
dividual cakea, and the Ices IA the
form 81 wedding bells. carrying oct
not only the wedding sentiment bat
suggesting = pretty play on the brides
new name
Dainty molre boxes tied with -rcnns
satin ribbons held wedding cake. which
Vas presented % the guesta % dream
on.
The bride is one % the most charm
ms Of The young set and has a host
of friends who are delighted that she
will make her home among them
The Eroom, who n q son % Mr. and
Mra ". Leopold Bell has the regard
and esteem % a wide circle 81 friones.
They will make their home "a bis
country place. Eoing 70 housekeeping
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-11-29
LUNCHEON PARTY
FOR MRS. TRAkMELL

Friends IN the city viii - interesid
r. TIE following clirping taken tom
ths Ocala star.
L.ofeiy lu a. every detail was tha
luncheon given ~ Mrs simeon T. SIS
trunk for Mrs PARK Trammeli. %
Tallahassee. last Saturday afternoon.
Tee occasion vas an unusually de-
lightftJ affair. owins 20 the facf that
the hnnnree was the yoanN wife 81
FIarida's disfin wuirhed governor elect.
a fair and winsomc BRIDE who during
her short visit among her Dcaia
friends has added many mere fer her
self and popular husband She seemed
particularly pretty upon this after
noon iu 81 DAINTY blue charmeuse Win
tLE picture lat and with her hostess.
iu simple White received tha guests
most Informally In ne parior - the
beautiful slstrunk home. TIE roon be-
ms simply iecorated With vases 81
roses nsre and there
An the Euests rad arrived al
nasssI INTO the bis ching room and
luuch.au was served tust e. tne clock
Etruu q one. TIE table waa mest at-
tFactrs with ne snowy linen. china
and Eans and heeufifui silver and
va aId wlfh taelve covers In the
center 1t the taeis as riaced e large
rrfIssfar upon whirs rested e nve-
rardIe cat glass ear deiabra. With aim
Tar snaii oucs piaced near each end
of the table. al uxhiei and daintiif
shaded ~ pale green rufed &lk
saadea rarianded Nith finy rose buds.
AZ the base az each were twin@d deh-
cate ferns and placed az Intervals
were larMa nows ~ pima roses. Eath-
erred from ~Ar.1p. the EtstrunkH
vanderf,h eounHs farm. The place
ards we're hana- painted hoxea 81
roses tied wifh pinF nbbcn and places
sIanE the table were miuts and al
unnaa ln silver bowls
seated at one end 20 the table vas
ire hostess win Mra rrammei al
her rlrht. uEue Mra Charles Rhei.
nausr ocrunied fhs place az re EFT
Al TIRE other rrd ~ ~ table was
Mra FVuiam H1rkeg. who tas fusf
heen slecfed president of tha state
FcdrrAtlon 81 WgmanE ciuhu. az the
resent eruEsnfton al West PALM
mearh OTHER Eusrta were Mrs CAR
sner Camp MrE E T. Carney Mra
n 81 Ran Mra n ~ Santa. Ms
Charles Howarf Mrs. Z. W. Duvat
1frs ch1r.ez TydlnEs-
me s.1-torrse luncheon vas per
fseflv served and eEIaiEIts.v dalnfy n
Ita every auEointmsnL and uas Gone
fau Justice f1 rr fle happy gnents.
DurlnE che ilnchceu toasfs were
drunk t1 Mrs TFamme.. tie next mfa-
frass ~ Frrrlfa's EuheruatnrlN man-
sion. ard co our pepaiar and much
beloved state president ~ ere F70rid
FEDERATION 20 Womans clubs wrs
William Haeker
Arer leavin= tse slnlnE rcuu. thc
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-11-29
RAY


HE Judd Mortimer Lewis
" seems t6 mc chat have walked ur
lfFa road with bier aII ere way
why. ? cIaFped Der aFaiusf uF heart
ft ives onIg fhe other day
And FhH bad ou her "HFw white dress.
and. HL aHr EsIF uHH reIfaH geld.
Ard Dor fgHH round and her laugh
glad. sbs was che rweetest g.
Fsar-nIdt
Ana thsn. almost before q Eusw. while
Der ebeek HtH seemed warm CO.
mine
rbe eas school FirI rr0uh. and. as.
her nuEHter was Hhe tnhhHug
uinF'
And walked win h-r SET IN sprinr
ard wlth Der SCI fu aufumu's
a1if
And sha vas 30 srdafs. and rwaet--sha
eaH H1 EauuEHI was ra Old
Then H1e aaH weH whilst Z stood -.
had stood ry Hrr go tne fmo.
rem when she wee o. wirpv Utfic
sprits and uHfd ta come and
climb
IHt8 ms hr. ard need to iaura he-au--
tHr big world locked HH good
Then she attained fnrs nIadfesf Umr
m ufa-sffE.nrH f1 w1frHFreedf
Ard that f8o. waH Hat yesterday. Ga
watch HaF far down enc street.
TIER NffIr Ono beside H#r.un man
painted picture ives fu sweet
$50 Ola MaHHuuH holds trr book ~
mothrrH1ad fEat Uf Scr eFrH.
An. Hurh "a urHt wHH never IImuef oh
canvas. 0H che seas or sfIra.
Ana hat iust noe nave So weird t1s
HtiIe iaas 3 Used t1 hHIH
The htf'e mnfErrkin ieveI. H EIHF
straight and white ard cold
in ne auatrrItF Hf death. wrapped
ri0sr in rverisFtinr rest
Tier Fiad eyes closed an che rIad world
bunch of a'noma uFan her
breast
The Dove words 1f her baby r.rl arc
Whispered n unsrtdInr ears.
The heart which frIf Cor others ar .efa
responds not 90 her loved ones
tears
Hhs waa aa vounr - sweet 80 pure.
- fuiI ~ lauFhfar. love and ufe-
TIE Eiaddsst baby in ere world tae
Eiaddeat dauFhter. sweetheart
wifc'
Outdoors me sun shines clear and
hriEht outdoors tho breeze blows
sweet and cool.
Outdoors TIE utfIe children laugh and
romp ~ on taer way % school.
Ana tat reH roses nod and sway and
Niu'ofH are slI nh'1om-
And hayHHaur Ray. who loved them an
Ties silent iu ere darkrned
room
uh. weil=we knoW that nhs win waft
tlu au she loves shall come %
her.
But that aoothea nos tae hearts sharp
pain, The aunhriEht world IL an
bfuri
Tomorrow te shall sing Old songs
laugh az we've laughed. 50 ths
old ways
But love and tender thouEht ~ her
shall 60 win ua through en- our
days.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-11-29

The Thanksgiving dance was given
az Tulane university, in the eyening
THURSDAY. following the football game
Ia the afternoon. was one 20 the most
brilliant events 81 q very busy week
socially. ne wuE held In the new col
iege gymnasium, and among The guests
- honor were Tire members 81 the r.
s. q. team that played Tulane Oh the
afternoon. number ~ the omcers
from the Wishing hattlcshirs. ard 9th
- visitors were here for the Thanks
giving game. There was a large as
rcmhlaEe % society attendinE and a
number Of prominent percentages re-
CelvinE
on the reception list we're President
and airs. Robert sharr. President and
M~s Brandt y. n. Dixon. Dean and
Mrs fsadore Dyer. Dean and Mira.
Dudley @ Mc0ovney. Dean and Mrs.
". n r. Creighton. Dean and Mra.
Andrew q. Friearichs. Mr. and Mira.
John Dymond. IT.. pr. and Mrs. Fred
erick W Parham. nr and Mrs. John
Cailan. Mr. ana Mrs. Alfred Raymond.
Pref and Mrs. Douglas s. Anderson.
Prof lydia Frotcher. Prof and Mra.
Ellsworth woodward Prof and Mra.
Leon Rider Maxwell. M. and Mrs
Blanc Monroe. Dr. and Mrs. Isaac a.
Lemann. Dr and afrs. John Osschner
ane Prof and Mrs VIM. woodward.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-11-29

ladies' adjourned % the broad veranda
where Tor the next thrcs-quarters %
an hour they were kept busy by q
rleverlv arranEed EuHEHlnE contest
made On booklet shape and marked in
most original mnnus-, the questions
icing answered with wril known titles
- popular MAGAZINES. After this cuo-
test zach LADY was invited 90 place
lsr autoEruph in q little booklet that
when the pages were folded over
toruned the queerest and oldest Mttls
skeletons IN Den and Ink sketches
This was presented fn The honuree az
souvenir ~ the loyeiiest 81 happy
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-11-29
ENTERTAINMENTS FoR NAVAL
oEEIcERs On NEW ORLEANS.

Invitations have been issued ~
Lieut. Edward sebring Moses. T.. = y.
Cor the reception % be rendered 90
Rear Admiral Prank p. Fletcher, n. Il
~. ana the oncsra % the visiting
ships. 90 be given a. the 81 Charles
hotel. saturday. from 4 % g There
win he dancing Mrs Charles q. Ma-
rlunis. Mra Walter ~ CoUk and AIRS
Anderson onutt form committee that
has assisted Lieut. Moses an tie ar
ranFemcnts. and receiving wtth them
viii be- b lonE list Of the fashionableA
The recerfisu wfu Be one - the most
prominent 81 the month. and society
viii doahtiesa he Qua ln fun force tU
meet tls visitors.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-11-29

scene. the happy young people enjoying
p delightful afternoon.
Besides bcing Thanksgiving a vas
also The anniversary 81 The aracious
young hostess. who vas twelve years
old. and she proved On spite ~ her
outh. o. he mistress ~ the art ~ en-
tertaining rccciyiug her guests vita
much Erace and tact
The color scheme was pink and
white. and in ths dining room tae deg-
Oratona were muHt elaborate and
beautiful
The table was Iu pink and white
blossoms, and thr refreshments car-
ried out the color idea. which was
Eiven q most unique and pretty feature
in tha big pink Roses ths heart sc each
leing bright electric light The
Young people enjoyed an evening -
much pleasure, and congratulated the
lovely hunnrro ~ the happiness and
FuCcCss ~ thn pretty party.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-11-29
MISS LEoNA BEAR
CELEBRATES HER
TMElFTA RIRThpAN

Pretty Miss Leona Bear. the young
daughter q NJ and Mrs Nax /. Rear.
was the Young hostess yesterday T.
tsrnoon % thirty-nve ~ her Hirl md
boy friends a. the beautiful subuF-
ban home - her parents on East HilL
The home had been made even more
beautiful with the lavish use ~ Tow
ere. and the rooms presented a gay