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The Holt County sentinel., 1913-05-23

In compliance with orders from the
National and Department headquar-
tiers Of the Grand Army OF the Re.
public, all survivors Of the Union
Army and their sons: Of the Confed.
crate Army and their sons, and the
survivors OF the Spanish.American
War are requested to assemble at
Headquarters on Sunday, May 18th,
1913, at 10 a. m. for the purpose Of
attending divine worship at the
Evangelical church. The annual SER
mon will he delivered by Rev. q. w.
weidemier, and the church choir is
requested to furnish the music for
the occasion, and 1t is hoped by the
organization that all Of the church
organizations Of the city will Join In
these services.
All comrades Of the Grand Army,
the Confederates and sons Of these
veterans and Spanish.American War
veterans are requested 10 assemble at
Meyer Post Headquarters. a. ~ a.
M. Friday May -. 1918. and with
flowers. proceed In a body, to the
cemetery, where the ritual Of the
Grand Army will be observed and the
graves OF the departed comrades he
decorated
At q. M, on May jpth. they viii
re.assemble at headquarters and pro-
coed In body TO the Evangelical
church. where the annual address
will he delivered.
The following ladies are requested
TO act a. a committee 10 receive the
flowers at the Office Of +. :. Rostcck,
on the morning Of May 20, al nine
o'clock, and to arrange them In suit.
able forms for decoration purposes:
Mesdames Chas. Koock, Tom Curry,
Geo. Seeman, r. +. MARYLAND. Is. II.
Dawson, Robert Frye, Robert Hatch,
Orrick Ramsay, Will Markt, Earl
Cooper. WIN. Turnham: Misses Cora
Frye, lIortense DUNCAN, Anna Curry
Bonnie Greene, Mary Iiostetter. Hon
ME Brodbeck, Mary look.
Ali persons having flowers 10 spare
are requested 10 send them to the Of
lice Of r : Rostock not later than {
q, M, May ~.
Comrade Jacob King Is assigned tc
the duty Of marking all graves o
deceased comrades and wives Of com
radeS. f.. r. MoKoAN,
u, i, DuBiN-, Commander,
Adiujaut,
The Holt County sentinel., 1913-05-23
Her Final Summons.

a. Harms and wife and V. &. Harms
were called to Kansas City, Kas,, re.
Gently, by the death Of their sister,
Mrs. Ida May Gillespie, which oc.
Cured May :.
Ida May Harms was born In High
land county, Ohio, In October. lsI.
While very small she moved with her
parents to Illinois and from there to
Iowa. In 1863 they came to Holt
county, Missouri, where they resided
until she was about twenty-five years
OF age, when they moved to Arkansas
City, Kan, There she was married to
a man by the name OF Bush. To this
union one child was born, Mr., Bush
dying about one year after his mar.
riage, Later she was married to
Frank Gillespie at the same place.
To this union three daughters were
born, all living, one In Kansas City,
Kan. one In Chicago, H., and one In
DeSoto, Kan. About fifteen years
ago Mrs. Gillespie moved with her
husband and family to Kansas City,
Kan, where she has since lived and
whore she died Thursday, May 10,
1919 al the Sunshine Home ~
Graldview avenue" X.
y ~
The Holt County sentinel., 1913-05-23
Make Rich Strike.

Jnbn SLiui.y. Of al. city, and VI
& Eruuhauph. of Maitland. ar. indie.
n.nd.utIy veal,lN asa rcsul, Of tie
nil and ga, d.,.lyumr,' IN their land
IN p.,I,loma Theft holdings are
near No.,,,. ,,El,. ,tn,u,s
v,s ..,rnui.,.d few d.,. A., il .,,l.
u,t,.d lave, r,,ouriiyu ma, vill
net I'm. gHu,r, ah,ur .lDu a d.N .hen
!, Il. connected vi,I, pIr. inc. far
,,u..unil,n
I'm, g,.Ir,,,ur.i. ID. n..,'. # a
very small ,,,,,.Sru..,, l,,I. tnorc
ih,u A ,.,r,l, by N..... .uipley
and Er,i,,l,uyn., t,.n,... ,...r,as,i
I,o acres for .o,o A. INT time
liner. u.r, mn wells In maj ,.r,i,ory.
and ,he purchasers h,i little hone IL
any q, oil ar GA. beinp prnduc.d ON
The Holt County sentinel., 1913-05-23
Came to See Him.

Charles ] koock has been On III,
good behavior tie past week and IL
doing his very best - act up Ia a
most pleasing manner. especially
about home its wonderful what In.
ruences come about - maze Us he.
have ourselves al times. His pa and
ma came all the way from Sedaiia 10
visit him and wife aud Miss Mildred.
The senior was veteran 81 the civil
war and attended a. a delegate. the
state encampment Of the G.. q. Il. at
81. Joseph, last week, and for the first
time since his muster out marched In
the parade. with his captain, Judge
Leo Ra.seur. Of st. Louis. lie served
as a member 81 the .Dth Missouri In.
fantry. which "as commanded by Col.
onel Bernard q. Farrar. ~ 81. Louis.
We found both Father and Mother
KoOc. mos, lovable couple, and re.
markedly vel preserved for their al.
yanced years Nj. kuTk aud THE
SENTINEL reporter were both 81.
Louis boys. and their visit With each
other 10 alk over their everyday life Ia
that city Vas certainly enjoyed by
them. We wish W. could adj this
COUPE - The cit .lru~lip 30 our beau.
iilu, little city.
The Holt County sentinel., 1913-05-23
Going to Gettysburg.

Adjutant Genera John Il. O'Meara
has about rounded up all the details
incident to preliminary preparations
for sending Missouri veterans OF the
Civil war to participate In the Get.
tysburg celebration and Peace iub.
lice. This takes place early in June
on the fftieth anniversary Of the
great battle. which turned the tide
Of fortune and blasted forever the
hopes Of Lee and the Confederacy Of
an invasion Of the Northern states.
Tie Forty.seventh general Assem-.
bly, appropriated $1,000 for the pur.
pose Of paying for transportation for
the Missouri veterans. Union and
Confederate. who we're engaged In
the battle The state pays for the
transportation only. bu, the yeter.
Ans are 10 be cared for while AZ Get
tysburg by the state Of Pennsylvania
which has provided large fund for
that purpose.
|, l. estimated that IL will cost tie
state an average Of ~ per man for
round trip transportation for each Of
the old soldiers. So far applica, ions
have been received from lD Union
veterans and about eight Confeder.
atgS
The Holt County sentinel., 1913-05-23
Another Close Call.

". Frank Davis, head Of the live
stock commission iirn Of Davis X Son
is sure lac will live until he dies. liz
faced federal batteries during the
Civil war and came ont unscathed, al
though his nearly seven feet frame
offered a good-sized target. Ills lat
est scratch with death came Thurs
day night last, May II, at The Sixth
and Seneca street crossing, In 81. 10
sepli, when AN automobile belonging
to +, !. Erwin, In which lac and five
Others were riding, Was hit by Bur
lington switch engine. Erwin, with
rare presence Of mind. threw on full
speed and actually dragged the
crnnching automobile out from un
der wheels OF the box car, which the
switch engine was pushing
The automobile was hit behind the
rear door. The fender on the lief,
side was torn oil and the left real
corner Of the tonneau crushed In
The switching train was moving at q
high speed.
Occupants OF the car say they saw
no fiagman that no warning was giver
OF the approaching OF the switching
outfit.
~ was not scared until after | had
retired Thursday night" said Davis
Then ] could see that box car NOV
Ing down on us and began TO realize
the closeness Of the call, the closest
have ever experienced, l believe. st
Joseph Gazette, May IL.
The Holt County sentinel., 1913-05-23
The VOltmer and NabOr
Cases.

The cases of Fritz Noltmer and
uorry Major nf C,,r,nn o,,in.,
,e'", Ha'' '" ",'s' as1s'
the hurilhI'oh ra''road company
we're called in Judge Ru,k's court at
ST. Joseph. Monday. of this week.
Al, voI,u.r .n.d for a, ,on
~ o',.n, -, -" ~ 80
damages ana MI MAJOR lor s-'""' on
account Of the building of temper.
ary railroad track on heir farms While
49,. - =. NJ. $780,, ,.,, ,',.,
The Holt County sentinel., 1913-05-23
The Victor.

Miss Opal Mitchell, Of Texas county
who won first prize In the state spell
ing contest, held at Jefferson City
last week. has been the champion
speller OF her county the last three
years. At two previous county con
tests she pulled down the prizes
Two years ago she took slo In gold
which she won and bought a calf
which has now developed into a COW
worth 30. Miss Mitchell viii take
the 400 which, she won In the state
contest. sell her Cow and use the
money in detraying her expenses IN
college. She has finished the Eighth
grade. and /. ready for high.schooI
work. She /, IL years old. She
missed but three words out Of 100.
Byron Murray. son OF Mr.. and Mrs
Joe II. Murray. 81 thi, city, while no,
a winner. made splendid record
making ~ per cent grade. Byron
lad good time, and was shown ovei
the city by Mis-, Margaret, the daugh
ter Of Prof. &. " Reayis and wife
formerly oar county superintendent
Prof Ear Rock, our county super
intendcnt. attended the stat" meet.
Ing " county Nuperintenients. 4
back home, aud he says 1t Vas a great
meeting In every way. and he feels
well paid by attending.
The Holt County sentinel., 1913-05-23
Christian Church Notes.

We are pleased TO note the steady
growth OF our Sunday school. Last
Sunday We had III present without
an effort. We hope to make this $50
next Sunday. II you want your boys
and girls to become strong Christian
men and women, you must train them
In the Sunday school and church.
Come next Sunday and bring your
boys and girls.
Next Sunday morning We will all 20
to the Presbyterian church for the
Memorial sermon. Rev. Weidemier
will preach for us. Union services In
the evening At the Christian church.
Rev, Thompson, who takes Rev. Pow
ellis place AZ the NJ. +. church., will
preach Tor us. - - Il. n. u.
The Holt County sentinel., 1913-05-23
Presbyterian Church Notes,

Tuesday night the installation OF
Rev. 7. \. Clagett as pastor and the
ordination Of Mr.. Frank Allen and
Mr. Herbert Mcdonald a. deacons.
took place. The platform was deco.
rated with po,ted plants and cut
flowers. The quartette was sung
beautifully and was peculiarly appro.
| pirate to the occasion. Dr. j. II.
Spew. OF Kansas City. Synodical Su.
| permit endent OF Home Missions, de.
livered splendid sermon on the
unique character of Christ, the great
Head Of the church. Rev. Mr.. IIark.
ness. Of Mary,ille, In his charge TO
the pastor gave a lucid statement Of
the Office and work Of the ministry,
and Dr Anderson. Of Tarkio, gave the
congregation a charge rich In good
suggestions from his wide experience
A large crowd heard a good sermon
on The Ruling Passion" by Dr. IIenr!
Clark last SUNDAY morning.
The decoration Of the church l.
about completed by the Social Circle
The ceiling l. ighl-colored paper
and the walls light brown In "A sole
color The burlap wainscoting ha'
been re,ouched deep green, TIL,
floors have been shellacked and waXed
a beautiful carpet Of dark brown ant
dark green shades has been laid or
/ q A. las nd In AZ Al
aisles. Coat hooks In the ves,ibult
add To the conyeniences. The church
looks very pretty Indeed and ia.
young women Of the Social Circle
have the gratitude Of the entire con-
nregation for their earnes, work
which has made such great I'm.
provement In the church possible.
The Circle wish 10 thank the Sunday
school for gift of 81" and Mrs.
Rocker for a gift Of SO for hework.
Also Mr.. Killam, OF the Oregon Fur.
ni,ure Company, for large gift In
the way Of a discount on the carpet
and for his kindness In giving his
work and time and valuable sugges.
tions.
Last sunday was another good day
In the Sunday school with large at.
tendance. There were II In the
Young Mems Bible Glass, Any young
man not attending Sunday school any.
where else Is given cordial invita-
ton TO join this class.
Miss Lillian Price is leader OF the
Christian Endeavor Society next sun
day.
The Social Circle will give a Pro-
gressive Supper next Tuesday night
May -. See menu elsewhere In the
paper.
Rev. Mr.. Weidemier will preach the
Memorial sermon In this church next
Sunday morning. Union services at
the Christian church at night. Ser.
mon by Rev. j. II. Thompson, Phi. D..
pastor OF the Methodist church.
The PASTOR,
The Holt County sentinel., 1913-05-23
Contest Illegal.

1t was q tine little scheme, Of the
merchants Of Windsor. No.. down In
Henry county, to have a grand gift
drawing contest" on "s,ock days
there. II always brought the crowds.
The stores were jammed with buy.
ers, the square was lined with the
horses and wagons OF farmers. busi.
ness was on the jump.
With every purchase made In any
store In the town, tickets bearing
diiieren, numbers. were given the
buyers. These tickets we're placed In
biz barrel. At evening the draw
Ing was held. Tie holders Of the
lucky numbers took away with then
either twenty dollar gold piece, q
sui, Of clothes or a pair Of shoes
but Judge Van Nalkenburgh smash
ed the line little scheme into lin,
little bit, recently In the United
States district court when lac iineC
the Livingston Trading company o,
Windsor, .l"n for promoting the git,
drawing, l. lad pleaded guilty I,
the charge u conducting a iU,ter!
against government law>,
~ realize no harm vas meant, II
vas conducted in ignorance, even a
dozens Of other little towns are DO
ing" Judge Van Nalkenburgh said
when he imposed the line, II regret
that have 10 DO anything to hurt
Windsor finance, but its the law
And those other will have to quit /,
The Holt County sentinel., 1913-05-23
Progressive Dinner.

Tie "Social Circic," Of the Presby.
terrain church. will serve a Progress.
I've dinner, Tuesday evening, May -.
First course, Mr., Guy Cummins: sec.
ond course. Mr.. Morti" Martin: third
course, Nj Il, q. Rulcy
MENt:
Chicken, Dressing, Gravy,
''rcamed Potatoes,
Jelly, Glow Chow.
Rolls.
Salad.
Sandwiches.
Pickles.
rawherries.
Ice Cream.
Cake.
Coffee.
Price, % cents.
The Holt County sentinel., 1913-05-23
p. E. q. Program.
MAY 10, 1913.

MAY ~, IVlJ.
Hostess Mrs. Harry DUNCAN.
Business.
Magazine Article No. Ii--Mrs. Lel.
mer.
Quartette--Mrs Teller, Mrs. Eccles,
Mrs. Mum and Mrs. O'FailOn. 40,
Magazine Article No. lV-Miss
DUNCAN. ...., sa.I
Roll Call. .,,,14a, 400
SOCIAL HOUR q mnI . ~ :si.
r,saii ~" 90 u
The Holt County sentinel., 1913-05-23
Mrs. Minnie Csrder, OF st. JIG

Mrs. Minnie Csrder, OF st. Jo-
seph, visited her mother, Mrs. Kate
Seeman, Of this city, last week.
Jas. Stewart and Miss Zeta Sillers,
Of Fairfax, were here here last week
to attend the graduation exercises,
and while here were the guests Of
their niece and cousin, Miss Anne
Iinzie, asnember, Of the graduating
assi sg56,sl, go g. .Aa-sh '.. ~
The Holt County sentinel., 1913-05-23

Miss Maude Nsuman, Of upper
Holt, was the guest Of VIII Fuerbacl,er
During commencement week, or, .,
The Holt County sentinel., 1913-05-23

w. A. 5. Derr shipped three cars
Of hogs and one OF cattle to st. 10.
seph, last week.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-01-30
ANNOUNCEMENTS

Mrs. Arnold Broyles will open her
home this evening for an enter
tainment to be sponsored by the New
nan club, an organization composed of
a group of Atlanta young matrons
former residents Of Newman. The pro-
ceeds of the entertainment will go to-
ward the work Of the club, which in
cludes a scholarship fund and civic i'm
provements. Among those contributing
to the program will be the members Of
Mrs. Grace Lee Townsend's voice class,
assisted by Miss Anna Hunt violinist.
The Ladies Aid society of the Harris
Street Presbyterian church, Of which
Mrs. c. Decker Tebo is president will
hold cake sale. all day Saturday, at
Wood Brothers store. next to the Ara
gon hotel.
The Ladies guild Of the Church of
the Holy Comforter will give a Victor
Vtctrola concert this evening al s
O'Clock, at the residence of Mrs. Ber-
nard Suttler, 374 Pulliam street. The
following numbers will be included in
the program, and other selections will
be played as time permits:
Sextet. Lucia di Lammermoor,
Verdi-Caruso and others.
"Triumphal March From Aida" Verdi
-Pryor's band.
Caro- Nome, Rigoletto," Verdi-Nel-
lie Melba.
''Vesti la Giubba, Pagliacci," Leon
cavallo-Caruso.
Roaming in the Gloaming"-Harry
Lauder
"snyder's Successes Number Two
Pryor's band.
Casey Went Down on the Robert +.
Lee"-Collins and Harlin.
Moving Man, Don't Take My Baby
Grand"-Jol Jolson.
Till the Sands of the Desert Grow
Cold"-Frank Croxton
"Humoresque," Dvorak-Mischa Ell
man.
10! Hear the Gentle Lark"-Alma
Gluck.
Jolly Jingles"-sousa's band
The regular meeting Of the Psychoo-
gy Study club will be held at the Car
negie library committee room tomorrow
afternoon at O'Clock.
A called meeting of the executive
| board of the Atlanta Woman's club will
be held tomorrow morning at 10 o'clock,
at the club house.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-01-30
WHEELER, NEW MAJOR,
TO RESIGN AS CAPTAIN

MACON, GA, Jan. 3O.-The annual
inspection of the Macon military COM
panies will start Monday. The Floyd
Rifles, in command of Captain J. D.
Crump, will be the first to stand the in
spection. The Volunteers, who led the
state last year. will be inspected next
Thursday. The Hussars, in command
of Captain w. p. Wheeler, will be in
spected Wednesday. Captain Wheeler
will probably resign, after the inspec-
ton, to accept the majorship of the Ma
con battalion, 10 when he was elected
several weeks ago. The local compa-
MES expect 10 make their usual good
showing In the coming inspection.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-01-30

or haaaanS shs was WY much dsikhgIred In
Aooam 0od baF l9aay fell ont SHE frvsCtAd and
xtad WITH thts trouble almost all the time
IsSppo&rsd 10 itch and burn where toe erup-
zion was thioAesSt continually was told Il
was hIfsnttie ecsemN One day NODDED an
Advertisement Of Cuthcsua Soap aud ONT
nnsnt and wrote for q sample began using
the Cwsac'Ha Soap and OfDtElezus twice daily
scOoFdAng 30 directions and ths baby was
anttroly cured IN less time than one week
When recovered from typhoid fever
my scalp began a dreadful itching and my
hair began coming out IN bAg wsds When
my hair had more than half come out |
thought Of Cutieura Soap and commenced TO
shampoo With that Now my hair IL 30
teltck car scarcely run g comb through Il
,Agned) MIR. W } Gotten. May lB iOi7
oitAorra soap PIC and O,-tic.1ra Ointment
Ar are cold eyeryvslere Liberal sansab, Of
each mailed free with 81 g skin Book Al
arS's postcard "CutirAara Dapt r Boston
- ender- fsc ed Rpen should use Chrsar-,,ra
s'Ap Shaving svacs Sso sample fr-a
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-01-30
STOMACH UPSET?
souri, "CASCARETS"
Sluggish bowels cause gases,
sournesS and food
fermentation.

That awful sourness, belching of
acid and foul gases; that pain in the
pit OF the stomach, the heartburn,
nervousness, nausea, bloating after
eating, feeling OF fulness dizziness
and sick headache, means s. disor-
dered stomach, which can not be
regulated until you remove the
cause. II isn't your stomach's fault.
Your stomach lie as good as any.
Try Cascarets; they immediately
cleanse and regulate the stomach.
remove the sour. indigested and fer
menting food and foul gases; take
the excess bile from the liver and
carry off the conStipated waste mat
ter and poison from the intestines
and bowels Then your stomach
trouble Is ended A CaScaret to-
night will straighten you out by
morning. l0-cent box from any
drug store will keep your stomach
sweet: liver and bowels regular for
months Don't forget the children
their little insides need a good, gem
tie cleansing too.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-01-30
PERSONALS

Mr. and Mrs. j. W Davis leave Sat
urday for months STAY in New York
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Z. Boston have
Freeman. of savannah
MI PAU McGovern has returned
nome from stay at the Hampton Ter
NITS. II. w. Finch will entertain the
Ni"'r'H9 o'uh tomorrow afternoon at
he. nome on highland avenue
MIS-. william Tilt, of New York, ar
I''eS saturday TO spend some time with
he' parents Mr.. and Mrs. William Law
80" rec.
NJ.
WIN a bridge luncheon at her home,
,,'' members OF her bridge club being
''I' 'oi'"r guests.
Misc Toriss ,1oC.a,.ar,, ,.,a =. .ho
quest or nv, ,,rcIo NJ ", ~ ,toco,,-
Ill., J." Augusta VIII return nome next
"se"'
Mrs James A CaurbeI ontartafrad
the members Of tho ,r,vortiot,, Cc,..,,r,,
coterie This afternoon a. per bo,-, ~,
Mr.. and Mrs. CharHs F.. ~,'... and
MI Charles NJ. Sciple left tola, for
Belle Air. Fla. where they will spend
February at the Hotel Bellevue.
Susta today after visit OF two weeks
mere as the guest Of Miss Marion Gold
shiih and Miss Charles owens
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''"'''.,''''e '''eS aN 'iit
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The ipfo,,,al b,id,o marty. o, ,,,bioI,
Mic rd,,a r91.ol,,,,,,, o,,.ont,tr,,z ,,o.
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Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-01-30
ALBANY COUNCIL ORDERS
STREET IMPROVEMENTS

ALBANY, GA, Jan. 30.-In view of
the fact that Albany will make extern
sive improvements in Tiff park dur
ing the next few months it has been
decided to curb number Of streets in
that vicinity. An ordinance has been
introduced and by unanimous consent.
read twice and adopted, looking to the
Curbing of Jefferson street from So
ciety to Seventh streets; Second street,
from Jefferson to Monroe streets, and
Jackson street, from Society to First
streets
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-01-30
STEALS WATCH FROM
MAN WHO TOOK HIM IN

COLUMBUS, GA. Jan. 30-Because
he alleged that he was dead broke"
and had nowhere to go, j. F. Edwards,
we'll known resident of Columbus, al
lowed Dan Richardson to spend the
night in his room Next morning Rich
ardson left, and soon afterward Ed
wards missed his watch and started out
to search for Richardson, believing
that he had stolen it.
He soon found his man, but, after
searching him, he failed to find his
watch Still believing the man guilty
he called an officer and had him
search the man. The watch was found
tied around one of Richardson's legs
just below the knee. Richardson is
being held for the grand jury.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-01-30
MERCHANT AND FORMER
CLERK FIlHT; ARRESTED

MACON, GA, AN. So G c.
ford, a we'll know merchant h.
been charged withassault md 49,.
and w. G. Raines, his former o,,,,.
e enc ,s WIN malicious mischief. The
charges grew out ola fight between ~.
Two men Yesterday. Raines went into
CraWtord's store on 'econd street 10 90,
some clothes he hadleft there whor S
gave up his position SATURDAY Mob.
Crawford, it is claimed. Threatens 1t, II,
cut him with knife, ind during = e,.,.
which followed Crawford recoiE,.s
blows IN the face. Bth men We're ar
rested and gave bond. Crawford has
charge of running gambling hons,
pending against him in he CITY cont
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-01-30
FUTURE EVENTS

The hour for the Saturday evening
dinners at the Piedmont Driving club
has been advanced from s o'clock to 7
o'clock. in order to give more time to
the dancing, which is very popular
feature Of the week end affairs at the
club
A large number Of guests are expect
cd for the dinner-dance on Saturday
night February !, because Of its being
the last weekend dinner dance until
after Lent.
Mrs. $. G. Dobbs will entertain at
luncheon the latter part Of next week
in honor Of Miss Mildred Rose, Of Lam
caster. Pa. the guest of Miss Lucille
Dennis
Miss Mary Goodrich entertained at
bridge today in honor of Miss Lucy
Stockards guest, Miss Fanny Tutwiler,
Of Savannah, who will return to her
home in Savannah Tuesday night.
Miss Mildred Rose, OF Lancaster, Pa,
the guest Of Miss Lucille Dennis, will
be rendered a box party at the Grand
Monday evening.
Tuesday afternoon Miss Rose will
share honors with Miss Fanny Tut
wiler OF Savannah, Miss Lucy Stock
ards guest. at an informal bridge to
be given by Mrs. William Kriegshaber
and Mrs. Jasper Bell at the home of
Mrs. Kriegshaber.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-01-30

Mrs. : G.. Dobbs will entertain at an
automobile party, 10 be followed by tea
AT the Georgian Terrace, tomorrow aft
eruoon iu honor Of Miss Fanny Tut
wilcr. of Savannah. Miss Lucy stock
ards guest The party will include
Miss Tut"fIer Miss Stockard Miss
Lois Pgrylo. Miss Pauline Coulter.
Al'-- Martina smith Nls Lima Au-
ar.m- AIDS George N clayton Ass
john nav rauuu ana AIRS wilkinson