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The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1913-10-17
Notice Of Time Appoin ted for Ap.
proving Will

State Of South Dakota, Comfy of Grant. In
Comfy Court.
In the natter of the Estate of Sivert T.. Heg-
n1. deceased.
he state of South Dakota sends greetin. te
Gle +. Hegna, Elina II. r. Hovde, Christians
Howe md Erick I. Hegna, legattes and heirs.
nexto OF kin Of Sivert L. llegna, deceased.
Pursuant to4an order Of said Court, made Of
the 18th day Of October, A.. ID. 1913, notice II
hereby gwen that Wednesday. the 18th day OF
November, 1913. at nine o'clock a. m. OF said day
at the court room of said court. over the Farm
er g bank, in the city OF ~Ilbank in the county
Of Grant. South Dakota. have been appointed a.
the time and place r proving the VIII % said
,ivert L. Hsgna. deceased. and for hearing the
said petition for probate thereof, and The is-
sunnce OF I.etters Documentary therein. when
aud where any pere0n interested may appear
aud contest the same.
Dated ., Milbank, south ! skota, the IAth dx,
Of October. A. u. 1913.
BY the Court,
=. =.
Judge Of the County Court.
Attest: F. B.. Purely.
Clerk Of the County Court.
[Seal Clerk Of County COURT Oct. l7-3-lU
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State % >nBfl. t}akpt6. COiLt If GRAFT. in Cir
chit C"f1. f}.th J.a,riAl tlr.oit
Emma Heron, ItA Min.
william Les. - Heron, De.eEdAn,,A
The State - south Dsk o,a eende Z reetinc 10 The
above named defendant.
lOu ave hereby ct mmoneG end required to
ane~rt The complaint of the Anose named pain
TN. 4 copy VI ~hnh IL herewith eerved upon
you. and - eel YEA copy ~ your answer on the
eilbscr. t,rl ~ HE Office u the city ~ Milbank.
south usspfs. "fh1L ih'ny'lpI ds's sfter the
service o' the commons uyoI y.E. exclusive Of
he day OF service. Anc II YOU fail 70 Ans~Sr said
com plant within that time. ibe plaintiff will
apply to the court for the relief demanded in
the com plAinf.
Dated at Mtlnank, South Dskots. TIL 9Th day
of September. 1913.
GEO. : RIX.
A..oYIeyfCr PIaiEtid
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To tire Defendant:
Please take noric. 1t AZ 81 order for III. .,4bii-
eaton oftte elrniDons u IL. above action w6e
III adj. b y'h. judy. al she cjycnit copr. Of eald
county and state On - ptemb.r ~. 1913. and that
said nmmon and con- plaln- will he fled 10 III.
oifc. ot the clerk OF eoar'e al Milbsnk, :. n.
GEO. :. EiX.
Oct 5-6.noys attorney for Paatntiff.
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Houses for Rcnt-Three, four
and seven rooms. Apply TO
Tnos. Kippen.
uave you looked over that SIS
sample line Of Mems suits at the
Schwautes Mercantile Cos store
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How Some Women Shop.

r" return 10 the original theme ]
often ask myself that question when
] come back from q shopping our.
They -a, many men have two dif.
faf"uf codes Cd! morals one for bust.
ness and 81 FOR private life. Sim
.lariy man, womrn seem 20 have TWO
totally d.Gereu; set, ~ manners for
shopping and for social life.
Surely Won have noticed What alb
solutelv ~discour,sous things q nice
looking woman Viii do when she -
shopping. and especially q; a bargain
sale
she viii pcrsistouflv interrupt d
ale girl when sue is waiting on
some other woman
When f. q woman nor % woman
when -uc Eor- shopping
Please understand woman in the
above question meaning what lady
used to mean That f.. "A oma 81
refined and gentle manuer As
everyone knows. the word LADY has
been 80 yulgarized that b. IL M long.
or iu good rcpute. and unfortunately
there does not seem IN be- any salts.
factor substitute FOR o. NAM PEG.
rIe usc woman" as ! have done. in
me old sonse ~ lads Rut a. a
matter ~ fact. o. means merely .an
adult female person This really
leaves ms with O. gap in the language.
wish 90 might he Sled in.
She utli take up five or ten minutes
- "a shop Eiri- time asking about
fhi- that and the other. and then
calmly palk away without suggestion
of thank Won
So" will walk three and four abreast
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Mills Mo0rOe.

\ quiet home neddir- .ooS place
on South For street "Wednesday wen
ing AZ = O'Clock. when Miss Anna
Norro'. daurhter OF Doctors j. A. and
Mary Rarun Monroe. became he
bride Of NJ \. Lawrence Mills The
ceremony va~ performed hy Rev. ".
II Fields. pastor OF the First Chris
tian church az which the bride and
% arc Mouh..- Tho bride was
attircd ir white cha-meus. and cor
riel roses There were no af'.n-
d1rfs Mss Mar Eleanor W right.
cousin Of tho bride. rendered the
L~oh"n-rin wedding march ana fol
loving the Weddins. a supper was
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through a crowded shop or down a
narrow sidewalk. crovding others IN
TO the street or fattening them
against the counters.
When something in which she is in
terested catches her eve. she will fire..
q~uently stop so suddenly in the middle
Of a crowded aisle or sidewalk that
the people behind her have TO use the
emergency brake to keep from tumb-
ling over her. by the way. why
wouldn't y be a good thing for pedes-
TRANS as well as a~utomobilists 10 hold
out their hands when they contem-
plat" stopping suddenly?
SIC will ven take hold Of some IS
p~ecially coveted article while someone
else L. examining h.
She will often stoop 10 lies and
trickcry when 10 IL n question 81 re-
turning or exchanging some article.
and will deliberately take unfair ad-
vantage Of an establishments courtesy
and patience when ~ has a reputation
for such qualities.
She will not take the trouble 20
seek out and buy from tho girl who
has previously waited on her when
she comes back and makes a purchase
after looking elsewhere. Indeed 7
have often noticed that the girTs
themselves are far moro careful mot
20 take a sale which does not belong
90 them than the customers are not
q give &c.
Can you think ~ N good reason
Why n woman should leave Justice
courtesy and honesty az home wheu
she Eoes shopping
Myself. ] can't
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~ tho Firs' " p church ~ West
Liberty Tho bride vas PRETTY
gov nod in q white embroidered wolfe
and her bouquet VAS q ClrsaRe bon
quet o. hllics Of the valley
4 reception was held following me
ceremony and o. g 60 Mr. and Mrs
Nichols ich Tor fhe Great Lakes.
where they viii spend their honey
moon uou their return they viii
Do" ~ home Boo Woodlavn. where the
groom hHa n neatly furnished home
Tho brides rolnE aWat gown was
shepherds plaid with q black and
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Clara. I know parnotic will greatly
dsau'e you weight. and when this is
healthier. To prepare the treatment.
gel from your druggist 4 ounces par
motifs and dissolve an Ia ounces no,
meat times. THIS acts gradually and
senuy ana safely reduces weight with
out Iesortins TO violent exercise OF
dieting. rms treatment Is Tar superior
L" any Patent lat educer for the
reason that the graceful lines OF the
sNin are left nrm and DOT
Anxious: This Is the only safe. GER
tam nan remover: Mix into a paste
enough deiatone and water 40 cover the
M - SNtfhce apply ana IN : or 3 min
hairs Viii have vanished. rarely IL
tLe second applicat ON necessary 10 Te-
move even - stubborn growth.
Geu"viesc: You can easily and quick
~ Cleanse your hair and scalp with
canthroA. and the shampoo is so re-
4rrsntuE amt inNIgoratlng tnat you
Will never again Use or permit the U.s.
Ot soap or u.h-r musSy. harmlui mix
tuie~ t"r tatS purpose. Just dissolve
"atci 81" your s1aupOo 5 ready.
a.ter rlnS:rg. the hair viii dry very
puicAtN and take On a rich. even color
AMI beautiful GLOSS. Canthrox is es-
pecialiy NICE tor hot weather sham
s"3s hecaus, T. stimulates and inviso-
tue head feel 80 emilia rated.
-
Aunti" Yes. that old-fa shioncd kar-
derc tonic VIII 90 YOU n great amount
% GOOD. ! am sure. Here IL The recipe
To rCpdr add 1 ounce gardeno to =
iInt airohoi twhtsky should not bs
used). then u cUprul sugar and hot
wstc. to make "a quart. lake "A table
spoonful before taci, meal and you viii
be SURPRISED now quickly your strength
and appetite return. The gardeue tonic
- me Tor any kinney or uVer trouble
AMI will clear the skin Of sallowncSs.
b.otCAeS Itnpis ana other complexion
faults. as we'll IA make you weigh eX-
uctlN what you should.
Minnie: You should use n cryStos
eve tonic. a. II II very saotning and
restful To tired. aching eye muscles,
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-06-05
Health and Beauty Helps
BY MRS. MAE MARTYR.

This tonic Is made at small cost by
dissolving / ounce crystos In 1 pint
clear water and . or 5 drops OF this
until n cure is effected. The crystos
eye tonic Is strengthening TO weak.
wstery. eyes and gives to them a de-
sion Win the aid OF the crystos eye
ionic IL is frequently possible to dis
card glasses.
Lucy Nature exacts heavy tolls
when her laws are violated. Your kin
has been abused by powder. An ordi-
ing I ounces spurmax In y PINT witch
hazel or not water, into which is
far superior to powder when on and
seems pert OF the skin. and Its use
will ~ n rose blush and veivety
smoot anesS 10 any complexion. l can
highly the spurnaS lotion
fot clearing the skin OF all complexion
dIsnsuremcnts and bringing back the
weather SCARED or powder ruined
skin.
Jennie No. quinzoin hair tonic can
not possibly inlure the ha,r. QuinEoin
itself ~ the most beneficial remedy of
troubles. and when Il IS made up sc-
cording 10 my simple directions -
better than any hsir tonic YOU ever
quinzo'n to ! pin alcohol. then pour
IN y pint wafer. This inexpensive
tonic stops the ~iriithtlon almost n
-tantiy and itS use Will Danish dand-
rur ami MAKE your scalph healthy.
1hen a. ~b.sutifui growth OF long
silken HAIR VII follow.
Annice Make your own grease,ess
cream lelly wrinkle remover At little
cost nv Touring 2 tsa<pOonruls glycer-
inc into l., pant cold water. then add
ing ounce ainozoin. Let dissolve
thoroughly before using, apply thickly
and leave over night Then apply
p,ore cream and massage skin until
the cream jelly disappears. This ~
splendid for correcting every faulty
complexion because II gives natural
beauty ard 1 have found nat certain
results olln when this almozoin
cream Jelly is used TO Danish wrinkles
and round out hollowS.-adv.
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served at the brides home. The bride
Is a popular young lady and the groom
Is connected with the NeH Hardware
Co. At 40 in the evening. Mr..
and Mrs. Mills lett for New York and
other eastern points, after which they
will be az home at 65 sixteenth street.
The following were among the
guests present az the wedding:
Miss Mary Eleanor Wright, DR.. J.
A. Baron. Mr.. Mary Baron Monroe.
Miss Florence Baron. Miss Emma
Baron. ~ Steubenville. o.. Mrs. w. I.
Nicoll. Mr.. and Mrs. J. r. Wright.
Miss Josephine Nesbitt. Miss Emily
Kane. Miss Sara Baron. Mrs. Emma
Reese. Mrs. Rachel Fisher. Miss Clara
Kuhl. Miss Gladys Davis Mr.. and
Mrs. George Baron.
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Mrs. A. Leitner. Mrs. Ameal leinweb-
or. Mrs. John Korn. Mrs. Elizabeth
Hartman. Mrs. Ebeling. Mrs. &. Hasen-
auer. Mrs. Elizabeth Wagner. Mrs.
.Brandfass. Mrs. Fisher. Mrs. NoTte-
man. Mrs. Henry Frohme. Mrs. Kraus.
Mrs. Fred Schmeichel. ST. Mrs. Ruble,
Mrs. Charles IIorstman. Mrs. Rehtcld.
Mrs. William Paul. Mrs Walfeider.
Mrs. Dick. Mrs. Walters. Mrs. Goethe,
Mrs. Andrews. Mrs. II. iIeidinger,
Mrs. Weisner. Mrs. Senuc. Miss Helen
Guph. Mrs. Robert ~IIidebeck. Mrs.
Charles Ebeling. and others.
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Priscilla sew.na Club.

The Priscilla Sewing Club was IN.
tcrtained ~ the home Of Mrs. III.
Supler. AZ Roney's Point. Wednesday
afternoon Many petty linen pieces
were completed and g delicious lunch.
con a served. The following we're
tho guests present Mrs. G. y Vase.
nan MR.. " e. Suplrr. Mrs John
y. Sunior. Mrs. Milton Orr. Mrs u.
Ccwl. Mrs. G.. craig. Mrs. O.. McCu;ch.
con Mr., \. " McCu'chcon. rs. ".
CRAIG Mrs T. Jenkins. Miss Mary
or. Miss Ada Mccutchcon. Miss Mary
SUpler.
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Charming Luncheon.

Miss Ella Murphy entertained with
luncheon OF handsome appoint
ments on Tuesday at | o'clock at her
residence on ST. Marys avenue. in
honor of Miss Regina Lutz. of Wheel.
irg. who Is the guest of Miss Bernar-
u Murphy. Red carnations inter
spersed with ferns We're artistically
arranged as central adornment of the
dining table and candlestiCks with red
shades were used. Pretty place cards
marked covers for twelve guests. ~.
ter the service of luncheon the re-
mainder Of the afternoon a delight
fully spent a. bridge. The occasion
was n of much delightful pleasure
for all Observation-Disclosures
Dispatch-N News.
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INVITATIONS FOR
THE GRAND BALL
WERE MAILED YESTERDAY BY
SEMLcENTENNiAl
COMMITTEE.
Function Promises To Be the Biggest
OF lie Kind In West vlrsInia-state-
Wide Interest Displayed.

The question that has been upper
most in the minds OF the debutantes
and other members OF the ounge set
in Wheeling and other social centers
OF h state ever since the
ment Of a court ball in connection with
the Semi-Centennial festivities. has
been answered. In n statement yester-
day Johnson c. Mckinley. chairman OF
the ball committee. inferred that while
the tango, turkey trot. one-step waltz
and other progressive" dances would
not be featured openly. they would be
permitted in a mild form.
This announcement will be greeted
with feminine cheers In society circles
throughout the state. and II such a
thing were possible IL is probable that
the interest in the big social function
will be even more keen than formerly.
Nowadays TO tango or not 20 tango is
the eternal question in tea table talk.
and the committees decision Will un-
doubtedly set many young hearts
atiutter with expectancy.
Mr.. Mckinley and the other men,
bers OF his committee. who are George
Baird. John w. Storer. Leon y. Stein
and a. Singleton PAUL. have complet-
ed the arrangements for the ball. and
yesterday invitations were sent out.
The function promises 20 ba the big
gest Of its kind ever held in West Viz
ginia, and statewide interest is al
ready being displayed in IL.
There will be present on the event
ful night persons OF distinction from
every section of the state. The list of
patronesses and chaperons include
women who are recognized as the So
clety leaders Of the state and Of the
particular community which they rep
resent Assisting them will be we'll
known men who have been selected as
marshals.
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For Miss SrinMich-

Miss Gertrude Schafer. Of -Four.
teenth street. will entertain this even
Ing for Miss Mary Scdgwick. OF Mar.
tins Ferry. whose marriage to Mr..
Toy Mizer. of Connersville. Ind. takes
place June Ii AT the home OF her
mother. Mrs. Hannah Sedgwick. Miss
Schafer has arranged quite an UNIQUE
shower for Miss Sedgwick and the
young ladies who Will be her guests
viii thoroughly enjoy the evening
Her decorations will he pink and
white. with peOnies and roses used
effectively The tablo Will be- espe-
ciaily attractive. There will be TWEEN.
ty-ive covers for the guests. each DO.
ing marked with "A small pink basket
tied with two Tiny wedding bells.
over the hriGe-elect a large weddin,
he'll will b" suspended. The guests
will hem towels during the evening
and present them TO the bride-elect.
The following VIII BE- among the
guests.
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Mrs. hearne Returns Soon.

Mrs. Julian Greene IIearne and son.
Julian, Jr.. and Miss Katherine Franz.
helm. who have been spending a few
months in California. will arrive home
next Tuesday ar Thursday. Mrs.
Iiearne Will probably stop at Kansas
City. Mo. where she Will be- the guest
of Mrs. Charles W. Littlvf"ld. former
y Mrs. Kirkland ID Armour. nee Anna
Hearne. Mrs. Frank ~lIearnc and 9th
er relatives. MIR ana Mrs. Charles
W. Littleteld and Miss Mary Augusta
Armour will come east. They will go
TO Magnolia Reach. Mass. to spend
the summer months at their cottage.
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icholSAocoiIoua

5 'r"tft Juno vcddinr took place
1' thc home of Nr and Mr. 4 q
N"'ol''uEH fn N,4f Liberty. Wcdne4
daf 1f noon whom their daughter
l"e-'r Rch"c'1 became tho bride az
VI. charles Williams Nichols. o.
WDrd-dHin Tho wedding WAS 1uicf
onI' fhc hear Relatives ~ fhr tounc
people hcirE present Tho ceremony
WIS performed hy 70, Crpe~. pastor
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Distinguished Guests.

rs the ball occurs on Friday. June
20. the Official birthday Of the state.
there viii b" present a full quota OF
the DISTINGUISHED guests Of The day.
Boxes viii be reserved for them on
the floor OF the assembly room Of the
auditorium. where tha ball is 10 he
held. Those boxes will he on the YES,
side Of the biz Don and will be Il in
number Reservations in them will
be- made fo- the I~atronesses. chapar-
ohs. marshalS. state commission and
other guests OF note. Invitations will
be- sent 10 members Of the foreign
diplomacy circle in Washington and TO
several army and nav officers I, is
expected that rhe s2v u brilliant
OF thts' Guests will lend a
touch OF the picturesque 10 the as.
sembiaee
That great interest in rho BAH e
being taken in The nearby cities NAV
be seen from the fact thai Two chart
cred sleeping cars have been eucas-
90 10 bring guests from Parkershrry
S'si"r-vill" Fa:rmou' and CIarks.
hniS VIII also hatr a car each for the
accommodation 90 persons from thar
pace n % L. 'NpeCfe ID thai other
cities viii make similar arrange.
mcnts
u matter OF decorating the bali
room - heiuE given great ~tentio
ana som" wonderful effects are Iron.
i-"d I'll" roCeiviul line.
81 ih' patrouesses. chaperons and
m2rshais viii form e. 10 o'clock and
The reception will las until lo O'Clock
men dancing vii begin ard t1er.
VIII b. a supper served a. = o'clock
IN ih" big room 10 tho north 81 "a.
BAL III. carriage currarc.
VIII be - Tho Vcs' ~iIe a. the audi.
forum aud the wal, from thsro ID,
~" BAL room door wifi l." carpstat
Daring tr" reception thor. Wi', he.
% 'onr"f' oi selected classical mum.
hers and here will Dc ~ special or
'h"s'ra for mo dance Numbers
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Van kirk-neder.
Mr. George Milton Nduktrk
ami
49, A...D AInr-n 100

Ny bfNrEr Anton N"'NAFh
and
Mss ReSsr Marie McLer
Announce. their marriage
o.. W.lucsday. June fourth.
Nineteen hundred and Thirteen.
Mh,".iuE. West Virginia
The foregoing announcement viii
be read with ~urpri-" b. friends Of the
yuung people. The wedding TOOK
place Ar 3 o'Clock AZ the parsonage
OF the First Christian church. Rev.
". II Fields. officiating. There were
no attendants and the bride wore a
blue tailored sui' with hat % CORES
pond Following abe wedding. Mr..
aud Mrs Van K!rk left for the east.
vohre they viii remain FOR a short
while. Iron their return tt"y will
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white hat 10 match The bride f. .
charming young lady and vas e
teacher ~ tho Edglnet6T1ane school
The groom has a milk and cream de-
pot ~ Woodsdale and IS favorably
known
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viii Enjoy Outinq

The members 81 the Mothers 'lIb
AMI th" children ~ he Kings DaUeh-
tiers kindoI-arfea will meet ar that
home FRIDAY mo- ninE promptly at Zoo
O'Clock The party will 20 to the
home ~ ~. g. Hubbard iu Hubbard IS
Lane. n.rr" tt"v Vlll have, Their an
nual picnic u IS hoped there Val
be- q large attendance
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Music Department Meeting.
Tho meeting Of the Music DEPART
mcnt ~ the Womans club vas held
Nedu,sdav afternoon. but oncers
wore NOT elected Another meeting
Will DO held
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make tneir homo at the Strattord
springs hotel Later they win 20
10 housekeeping at woodlawn. where
me groom Is erecting a pretty new
nome. The bride is a popular Young
Iady, Formerly OF North Main street
and the groom is one OF the
al the HazelAtlas Glass Co.
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Misses
German Ladies Entertained.

RANK S'fgNica william HartelS
iianuah S,d-wiek Margtr,t Camphal
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Mrs Henry S-ihl entertained The
member Of he camp Rest Whist
club Wednesday afternoon An in
tercstinr session uf the popular game
was enjoyed. after which q luncheon
was served There v,Ir t1VsrS FOR
Miss Margaret Carter. Nj J -.
B,acNforl. Ms "a. Thomas. Mrs.
J.rt Johns. Mrs harry 49,. Mrs
Andrew Frcdcrtc..-. Mrs. Walter 3o-
wick. Mrs. James RIls.on Mrs.
Thomas Acres. Ng- Harry juggling.
Mrs. Frances MullJr~y
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hrtd" Wuro "a stuff uf cream co'o-eJ
iutun Ufr sister MISS Utafrfcc
HlIy was bride maid and ahc wore
llF'rIer troUD ODD dItur Nr John
l~ trmicl acted 900 Tho ciuacif, az
man Aff'I fle wedding. %
%'""i"-' woe served 90 flr bride s
home end tho Young rruuir frff a,r
I wedding tour. Wr and Mira
-rhn"uhcrF ufl make their home in
Ninnre.fa
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-06-05

Minnie: You should use q crySios
eye tonic. a. II II very soothing and
rostful To tired. aching eye muscles.
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For Miss Kraft

Mrs. Frank =. Mcneil entertained
. Few friends with a luncheon al The
country club Wednesday. a. "a com
rimont 10 Miss Kraft. ~ ParAcrs-
burg. VINO j. 70 cIe~r Of Mrs Cecil
Robinson. Their. Werc covers Tor
MSS Kraft. Miss Annie Greer. Mrs.
Rates Mci.ain. Mr.. Cecil Robinson.
Mrs Frank = Mcneil
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Prc-NuptiaI Shower

4 pre-nuptial shower was rendered
Miss Lucille A~bercrombie az her home
on the Island. on Tuesday evening
The Young ladies' who called. present
ed the ~brtde-elect with q handsome
"u' glass bowl. Refreshments were
served and tho evening was spent SO.
.ialiN- The following were present.
Miss Bertha DciCknf Lillian pursr
Rose O~nendinger. Rhea Linsay. Mar
sare' Baker. barbara Taylor. Mary
bowman. Margaret Griffith. Rose
Griffith. lot'ie Riggs Ior DeGarnlo.
Mrs. Carrie Ncidier. Mrs Arch ClarN.
Mrs. Arthur Pibbea
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-10-09
PERSONAL

Miss Helen Mccullough is visiting
in Griffin.
Mr.. George M. Brown, Jr., is i'll
with diphtherta.
The Thursday Morning Bridge Club
met with Miss Caro- Sharpe this week
Mrs. Paul Dixon leaves Thursday
for Gainesville to visit Mrs. Madison
Milan.
Mrs. ]. H Burton and son. Benja
min of Lavonia, are visiting In At
lanta.
Mrs. Frank Ellis and Miss Kath
crime Ellis will return from New York
next week.
Mrs. F. E. Nunnally is spending this
week with her daughter, Mrs. ]. B.
Robinson, on Piedmont avenue.
Miss Lottie Wylie gave a spend
the-day party Thursday, her guests
including only a few friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. Rober. Rambo re-
turned Tuesday from New York,
where they spent several weeks.
Mrs. William Lawson Peel, who
has been in Washington for several
days, viii return home Tomorrow
Mrs. Sarah Branch O'Keefe has re-
turned from Clayton and is with her
daughter, Mrs. Wallace Mason Kirk
patrick. on Peachtree street.
Mrs. G. H. Wood, of TennilIe, has
returned, after visiting Mss. Alva d.
Kiser. Miss Oreta Wood of Brenau
College, has also returned, after a
short visit to Mrs. Kiser.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis Turner. of La
Grange, who came Monday to be the
guests of Mrs. Lyman Hall for the
Gordon Jones wedding left for home
Thursday morning. Mrs. Hall will
return on October II for few days.
Miss Ruth Barry entertained the
members of her bridge club and a
few friends at bridge Thursday morn
ing at the home of her sister, Mrs.
Henry Watkins, on Juniper street, for
her guest, Miss Anne Bailey, of Amer
iCds.