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Iowa state bystander. [volume] (Des Moines, Iowa) 1894-1916, 1914-02-27

4 Natural gas consumed in the United
States last year was equivalent to TO-
100000 tons of coal. 49,.
Iowa state bystander. [volume] (Des Moines, Iowa) 1894-1916, 1914-02-27

The smoke nuisance costs the
American people nearly s50,0O0,000
every year. $@
Iowa state bystander. [volume] (Des Moines, Iowa) 1894-1916, 1914-02-27

In 1918 there were 1874 murders In
the 80 leading cities OF the United
States. II. \. I,
Iowa state bystander. [volume] (Des Moines, Iowa) 1894-1916, 1914-02-27

The diamond output Of German
South Africa is being regulated to
maintain prices. g..
Iowa state bystander. [volume] (Des Moines, Iowa) 1894-1916, 1914-02-27
GOLF

jerome D. Travers, the national
amateur golf champion, Is to sail for
Europe about the middle OF March.
A. c. Johnson Of the Minikahdaha
club OF Minneapolis won the annual
midwinter golf tournament at the Hot
Springs (Ark) Golf and Country club.
Iowa state bystander. [volume] (Des Moines, Iowa) 1894-1916, 1914-02-27

A curious tree of the tropics, the
matapalo, grows only with the aid of
another tree, which it gradually envel
opes and kills.
Before an American heiress who
marries foreign nobleman places
him on exhibition she removes the
price mark.
Sixty thousand dollars day is the
estimate of the loss due to the recent
strike at Dublin, Ireland.
1t is estimated that the Uruguay
wool crop this season will reach
value of $25,0OO,Ooo.
Natural gas consumed in the United
States last year was equivalent to TO-
5000 tons of coal. a..
The diamond output of German
South Africa is being regulated to
maintain prices.
The French military authorities
have succeeded in making man-car-
rying kite. III, II -.
The smoke nuisance costs the
American people nearly s50,0O0,OO0
every year. ~...I5 Ar
Labrador has an area Of 100000
square miles. but the population is
\ only 1000.
Nj Il In 1913 there were 1874 murders In
the 80 leading cities OF the United
States. "A 4. 81 IA
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NO MORE
BUSTLESS WOMEN
How to Create s or. TO l lb. of Firm
Healthy Flesh Upon Bust,
Neck. Arms or Shoulders
in Four Weeks.

introduce latest scientific triuuph
IN this country, complete Information
anu instructions will be sent TO 600
readers Of the Intelligence
1T Iolonnay. the distinguished physt-
can or the Faculty Of Medicine. Parta
hhs ~ last made public the secret of his
iat"St discovery. All readers OF the
french medical publications and four
mas devoted to feminine Interests are
now FAMILIAR with the astonishing re-
Suits OF this unique experiment upon 200
ladics. ranging from l6 to co years ~
age. some Of them In the most weakly
ana enaemic state OF health and all ah-
soiutely lacking in bust DEVELOPMENT
Within five days the rapid grown ~
new flesh was noticcab in all casea
In three to six weeks busts that Wee
! laDbN. sagginE and almost non-existent
had developed from five TO eight fnrhgs
bN actual measurement. Convincing sta
tistical evidences shows thPt In a. Of
1he cases patients were compelled to
stop treatment within four weeks on
FrT'nrf n fhreafaned over-fe,- ator.r,,o,,.
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steamer Olympic for n European tour.
lie left last night for New York
Mr. and Mrs William Mullins Bake
well and daughter. of Squirrel Hill.
Pittsburgh and Mr. and Mrs. Charles
Francis Paxton. Of Lake Forest. III.
are guests of Mrs. James Paxton at
Uplands.
Mr.. and Mrs J. a. whitlatch. Of
/ Hundred. are guests Of friends in the
city
Mr. and Mrs. p. W. Philander. Of
New Castle. Pa, are visitors in the
city.
Miss Margaret Brown. Of Mounds
vile. spent yesterday in the city. Wis
iting friends.
Louis Sax. Of Fulton. returned yes
terday from Columbus. o.. where he
has been attending school at the Ohio
state University.
Miss Hazel Hunter. OF Moundsville.
spent Wednesday in the city as the
guest Of friends.
David Powers. of Cameron. spent
Yesterday in the city. transacting bus
mess
Miss Florence Wisener. Of Barnes
Vile. o., is the guest of friends in the
city.
Miss Mary Budke. Of Cleveland. and
Miss Emma Britt. OF Chicago. are Wis
iting friends in the city.
~. r Bethel. or the Ohio Valley
Candy Company. was in st. Clairsville
yesterday. on business
Mrs. Sadie Drum Is the guest OF
friends in Maiorsville
j. II. Gollner. president of the
Marsh Stogie company has returned
home after an extended business trip
to New York and Atlantic City.
DIR. and Mrs. VIII Cruise. Mr.. and
Mrs. F. G. Driehorst. Mr.. and Mrs.
Jesse Brennan. Mr. and Mrs. Leon
stein, are visitors in Parkersburg
DR.. II. IT. Harrison, of North Main
street. left for New Jersey. where no
Will visit his daughter.
Yrs. II. H. Harrison left for Terre
Haute, Ind. where she Will be the
guest Of her daughter. Mrs. Gilchrist.
Selby Stromberg. Of 2t0S Chaplina
street. has returned from an extended
trip 10 Los Angeles and other cities
81 the West
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1.-THE DANSANTE"
AT THE WINDSOR
WAS A SOCIAL SUCCESS AND RAY
GETTY DANCED ALL LATE
DANCES WITH LADIES
Social Events Of Informal Nature are
se'na GiVen-Mr. and Mrs George
Eekhsrt Entertain Tonight.

The first Of the series Of the dan
sante' was held at the Windsor no
tel Thursday afternoon from TO q
CLOCK Mr.. Ray Getty OF New York
VINO Is registered at the Windsor for
Few weeks, gave his first demon
stratlons OF the late dances Included
IN the exhibition were the Make
Inc Trot or one-step with differer,
Narlations' the Hesitation waltz and
ON" step. Mr. Getty wa ASSISTED q,
the demonstration by Miss Genevieye
Ewing, Miss Esther Kriel. Mrs. John
son mckinley, Miss Mary Ellen Haz-
lett Miss Eleanor Holloway. Mrs
Jess Bloch, Mrs. Dwight Wagner and
otner members Of the social set MIR
Getty will dance the Castle Sonara
waltz. the Partisan Tango. Half and
mar, ETC. during his stay in the CITY,
during the afternoon. Manager
hriel and his assistants served a de-
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be Mr.. Whit's last year at Dartmouth.
n being his intention to enter Har-
ward in the fall Of 1915.
Mrs. Roy y. Naylor has returned TO
her home in Moodlawn after a visit
with Mrs. L. a. Clayton Of Fairmont
George Hook has returned to his
home on the Island from business
visit in Pittsburgh.
Mrs. Ella Club OF St Louis. and
Mrs. John Reynolds OF Baltimore. are
guests of Mrs. Kate Handlan on North
Main street.
Miss Rose Mckinney Of Fairmont.
is the guest of her mother Mrs. Flor
ence Jones of this city.
r. S Campbell is a business visitor
in Charleston for a few days.
Charles Carr Of Uniontown. Pa. was
the guest OF friends in the city yes
terday.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. b. Savage. of state
College. \. NJ, are guests OF Mrs. II.
II. Hornbrook.
Mrs. Lee II. Young. Of Hastings.
Neb. is the guest Of Mrs. May Horn
brook
Miss Florence Acheson Of Winter
HAen. Fla. is the guest of Miss
Eleanor Sweeney.
Mrs. Robert Graves OF Concord.
Mass. is the guest OF Mrs. J. G. Brady
BIZ ana MIS-. J. -. hurley OF
Moundsville. were guests OF friends in
the city Thursday.
Miss Frances ogden has returned
from Nassar college and IS at home
in Woodsdale.
Miss Alice Ewing OF Moundsville.
was spending the day here Thursday.
Misses Katherine Camp and Eliza
beth Hovenkamp OF Forth Worth, Tex.
are quests of Miss Esther Kriel at
the Windsor
Mr.. and Mrs. a. Holt OF Manchester.
ENGLAND. are the guests OF friends in
this city and Moundsville.
Misses Hannah and Mary Hin who
graduated from Castle. Tarrytown-on-
the Hudson have returned home. They
will spend the summer with their
parents DIT. and Mrs Charles Hill at
Pleasant Valley. when together they
will all 20 10 Hin. New Mexico. 10
spend the winter.
Mr. and Mrs. John Sands. Of Glen
Ridge. y. j.. who have been the guests
Of Mr.. and Mrs Lawrence Sands. left
yesterday Tor their home
William Simpson. Of Elm Grove. will
SAIL Saturday. with a party on the
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Roeinson-Rosers
The marriage % Mss ANY Greer
Rogers o. harnesFllls. and Mr. FrarE
T Robinson % Bsllaire tcoE ulac. Al
The home % the bride IN RarnesVill.
Thursday evening
The ceremony vas performed By
the pastor % the Flrst N r rhurrh
The home Vas pretuly decorated for
the event Following ths Wedding Mr.
and Mrs Robinson left for a wedding
tour OF the east. after which they viii
b. a. home on Gravel IAN. Benaire
The bride h popular young lady
and many social events have been
gwen for her across the river M
Robinson d associated vita his father
m the Eastern Ohio Milling company
Among the guests who attended the
wedding were.
Rev. and Mrs. n. r. King. Henry
Co~en. Mr.. and Mrs. Alex Nen. Miss
Grace Gilliland. Mr. and Mrs. Paul
Fred. Mr. &. NJ Myrick and sister
Ada Wyrick OF Beilaire: Rev. and
Mrs Mcconnell Of Colerain. John and
Elmer Robinson OF Shadysids Miss
Elizabeth Robinson OF Rock Hill
kenneth Cooper. Jean and Elizabeth
Carnes. Mrs Chas. Casey. Cambridge.
Misses Laura Rodgers and Ruth Rod
Eers. GAINESVILLE. Ada Robinson. Bell
aire Virginia Ely. Anna r. Norris.
Emma Bradneld. GAINESVILLE. Rathil
da Evans. Grafton. Pa Martha orr.
heaVer. Pa. Mrs. T 4 Lambert. Co
lumbus. Mrs. x. r. Chapman. Brook
lyn. y. Y. Mrs +. J. Richardson. BaI.
timore. Mrs. Herbert Mitchell. 81
Clairsyille. Miss Eleanor Lee. Moods.
field. Messrs' George T Robinson
Bellaire: Wilson Hanna. Pittsburgh:
Henry Coven. Bellaire. Clifford Gu
nard. Barnesville. and DR. Arthur X.
Hoge. OF Wheeling
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Miss Fisher EntertaIn.d.

Wednesday evening. at her home
near Mt Olivet. Miss Mollie Fisher en-
tertained the adult Bible class OF the
bethlehem Union Sunday school. The
usual order of devotions and business
was followed by an informal social
hour. when elegant refreshments were
served. The occasion proved unusu-
any interesting and enjoyable. there
being no less than forty persons in at
tendance. The class reorganized for
me ensuing year. and the following
are the officers elected. President.
Miss Lizzie Garvin: vice president.
Mrs. VI. +. Montgomery: secretary.
Mrs, Walter Wayman: treasurer. Miss
stella Hermann. teacher. J. Elmer
Bender: assistant teacher. Harry Cal
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Afternoon (unchrnn-

Mrs. May Hornbrook entertained q
party OF friends at the Windsor hotcl
Thursday afternoon as a compliment
10 Mr. and Mrs. \. u. SAGE. OF State
college, y. NJ. and Mrs. Lee n. Young
OF Hastings. Neb.. who are guests OF
Mrs. II. II. HornbrOOk, OF Elm Grove
The party remained TO enjoy "the
dansante. In the party were Mr.
and Mrs. \. r. Sage. of New Mexico
Mrs. Lee ~. Young. OF Hastings. Neb
Mrs. Shields. of Elm Grove: Mrs. Ear
&. Hornbrook. OF Elm Grove. Mrs. "a
u Hornbrook. of Elm Grove: Mrs
nercy Hornbrook. OF Wheeling. and
Mrs. MAY Hornbrook
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Affair at wind.or

The next event TO be held In connec-
ton with the dance demonstration be-
ing conducted by Mr. Ray Getty at the
windsor hotel will take place Satur-
day. Instead OF the dansante." the
event may take on the nature OF n
supper dance. Many reservations will
BE- made for supper. after which the
gentlemen will come and all will enjoy
the evenings pleasure. II has not
been decided II the dancing will tax
place in the spacious cafe. as on
Thursday. or in the ball room. but ~
VIII likely be the former Mr.. Getty
u receiving appointments for every
day and evening for private lessons.
Trophies will be offered for the best
dancing done by the pupils taught
durlng VII. Getty-s visit in the city.
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The Bowers property. are in fine con
dition. city Gardener Kalkreuth has
Deen untiring in his efforts to have
the gardening a success. He instructs
me children properly. and Is always
busy on the grounds Beside the veg.
etable plants. Mr.. kslkreuth is trying
10 beautify the plot with the planting
OF water plants in kettles. etc Miss
Cecilia Speyer took to the children a
dozen watering cans. which were
greatly appreciated All the gardens
are in a ilourishing condition.
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Miss krieIs Party

Miss Esther Kriei had the following
guests at the dansante" at the Mind.
sor. Thursday afternoon. Miss Kath.
crime Camp. OF Fort Worth. Texas.
Miss Bess Carney. Miss Elizabeth 10.
Nenkamp. of Texas: Mrs Charles
kriei. Mrs. A. l. Camp. OF Fort Worth.
Texas. Mrs. George Schleyer. OF Fort
Worth. Texas: Mrs Gail Hamilton.
Mrs. Charles Sheridan. Mrs. Z. u. Car.
ney.
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FRECkLES
Oont Hide Them With a Veil, Remove
Ihem with the Othlne Prescription-

his prescription for the removal OF
lIeckles was written by a prominent
physician and is usually successful in
removing freckles and giving a clear.
complexion that IL is solo
fund the money II IL fails.
ION I hide your frockles under n
ven; get an ounce of othine and re-
move them. Even the first few appli
catlons should show a wonderful i'm.
ploNement. some OF the lighter freck-
les vanishing entirely.
re sure TO ask the druggist for the
uoubie strength othine: II is this that
Is sold on the mcney-back guarantee.
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Miss Agnes Freter ~ Kirkwood on
lertained with n luncheon for Misc
Amelia Bnutcr. whose onrarcmont fo
WI Charles SmoOt % Baltimore has
been announced The luncheon was
served on the porch The guests prc.
fenied Miss Reuter- with a handsome
souvenir OF the occasion This ir an,
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Dinner for Guests

Mrs. Kate G. Handl.1 Of North
Maln street. entertained. Thursday
evening. with a dinner at the Brook.
SIDE Inn Tor Mrs. Ella Club. of ST
Louis, Mo. and Mrs. John REYNOLDS
of baltimore. Md. who are guests in
the city. There were covers for -
guests. and Mrs. Andre served the din
ner In her usual fine style.
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hcious menu while music was furnish
ca by Nictrola. Many OF the guests
s apnt their TIME IN dancing while
DINERS sat In the Terrace Gardens
and enjoyed a few hours conversation
The next tea dansante will be an.
nonnced later Included among the
guests were. 80
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line Ugure may now be quickly tran1-
formed 20 one OF beautiful curves, bV
means Of the new method explained in
this article.
br. Colonnay was the first 20 discotr r
that various medicines. uostrums pr.-
scorpions. dieting. apparatus appIt-
anccs. greasy creams. massage and other
expensive advertised methods ALWAYS
fail because they overlook the basic fact
that the mammary glands Of the bus.
are the only organs which lie idle the
greater part ~ "A woman's lifetime.
hence they can never be developed like
muscles
a fun description ~ just how this ri .
umph ~ modern science causes nevg
firm and healthy tissue Co be- created st
viii. and just why IT, stimulating action
o. eNerted only upon the bust. neck.
shoulders or arms. but never upon afsaI1-
men. hips. or other parts 90 the body.
would require more space than 81 avail
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IMPORTANT EoTE-Rsadsrs are
particularly cautioned not 20 uas this
as the enlargement when once produced
ia absolutely permanent. and cannot be
reduced afterward. ~ e. usually advfa .
able % stop treatment about three dava
before bust attafna the exact aiEs AMI
firmnsus desired. a. the stimulating ef-
feet may continue for two or three DAYS
but never longer.
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Mr., and Mrs. George Eckhart will
entertain this evening at the Country
Cluo with a dance party Orchestra
society dances
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dabaugh: pianist. Mrs Walter Way
man. The next meeting will be held
the third Wednesday in July. when
Mrs. Charles Caldabaugh will enter
tain.
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The young lady across the way SAYS
she saw In the paper that one OF the
aviators was going 20 undertake a
transatlantic fight. but she was glad
10 say nothing was said about his
trying TO Eo all the way across and
she did hope he'd stay near shore.
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Mica imports into the United
states increased from .4s4.497 pounds
In the fiscal year 1912 to 3.267.32s
IOumla Nm 1919
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Dinner Dance

MI. and Mrs. ~ 7. Whitaker have
issued cards for dinner dance 10 De
given at the Country Club Friday
evening. June 26.
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Pa. Charles TuCy. parkcrsbu-s D
y. Leach. tanOnsburg. PA. IS D.
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thcsda. o. u. B johnson. part.r..
burg George Raschc. Ir. Jouninra %
Brunswick IS. g. Drake. Cameron
g W Nestor and wife. ROY Is. cor
man. kasson. ". Va. Homer King.
wife. Wallace. a e.. Tenant F4ir.
mont. D. p Miller silver HU
Mcclure y A Uurnps. Huntington
vs.. Is Kovert GAINESVILLE. O. a n
Hichle. a T. F1inn parkrreburr Wi
liam , Alfmryer FludIry. n. Miss
Alice r. Gilp1fr.ck VIII o.. ualbsr.
Jr. Granville. o.
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Gave Ent.rtainment.

Class No. ! OF the First Christian
church. taught by Mrs Charles Lewis
gave rn entertainment last evening.
Inc program WAS az follows
lheocritis Skinncm. Uropsrtor
-, -. -......... Robert Encemann
Malor boltlcs. OF Kentucky. Ross TsN l0r
JACK rabbit. OFFICE IN..-.. ia Murrtn
delicious Desire Decay Of Philadciphir
Robert Ross Millionaire 90 Cow how S','p ''''"
'-'..'.... -......-.. John RAIDER
a., - 's et 90. =. ---. Stewart Bryant
MI. Softley. alias Eaoymark .........
Mrs SoftIey. alias Sarah Aann Addie-
=, pats ...... .Garce Hradfass
miner -....--- sue Porter
1anS jess ...... --.... Virginia Taylor
kosaiie Gusher. Secretary .........
..---.....- Lillian MCCnun
Annette Blew, In Charge 81 Rureau
- ..... .....-. v kathryn Chamber
sadie shaw. Stenographer. Anna Klein
sstelilne sweet. ......-. BERTHA Rsece
mhEnolia tlirtations. .... Juliet Murrin
MISS Felicity sympathy. old Maid
- IhlIhdeiphia ...... Eta Moore
se>s 500 .......... William Blum
teadlhg .'.....-....... Walter Bennett
,,ohk .......-... Miss Cora Bates
necltauon .......... Miss Ida Wagner
song ..'-....-..... Mis- Sue Porter
'"ouhlsht song .-..-----.... .Quartette
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Miss Blanche L. Catlett. formerly
OF bridgeport. but now Of the Island.
and Mr.. Oscar G.. Moore OF Bridge
port were married Wednesday morn
Ing at the parsonage OF the Kirkwood
VI. r. church. The pastor. Rev. b. !.
Mayer. OBLIGATED. Following the we'd.
ding Mr.. and Mrs. Moore left for A
lake trip. after which they will re-
side on West Main street. bridgeport
The groom holds a responsible post
tion with the Laughlin tin mill. while
his bride Is a popular young lady.
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Maynard H Andu.. az Denver.
Colo. student OF Harvard COLLEGE.
who has been tho quest OF Nr If.
win Whit ~ Fourteenth street left
yesterday 90 attend tHD wedding az
his brother af Toledo. O from which
point he viii proceed fu hI. home af
Denver 20 spend hie GUNNER ta.s.
ton Mr. Andus was tho former
school rhum of Wr Whit OF u...
mouth college The c0m.ne scar vIu
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MI Joseph Sueidel entertained
L'W irl'nds 20 luncheon Thursday
evening for Mrs Howard Johnson
who o. the guest Of Mrs Dwight War
ner Among tho guests were Nr and
Mrs DWIGHT Wagner. Mrs Howard
IohnFnn. Mr. and Mr. Price Whitaker
Mr and Mrs Arch yWil on. Nr and
Mrs Jesse Sp"idel Nr and Mrs lees
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W. Francis Hyde will give a talk 10
the children at the Ohio street gar
dens this morning al . o'clock. These
children are gardening on the McFad-
den property. and are progressing very
nicely. All are invited to visit the gar
dens. The South Side gardens. on
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MIsoe lIaneous Shower.

Miss Margaret Tough OF Benwood
junction entertained with a mlsceI-
ianeous shower Tuesday for Miss
Margaret Blake OF Benwood. who
welded Mr.. Crowley OF Bellaire Wed
nesday morning luncheon was
served al IL 80 O'Clock Music anu
games were the diversion.
The guests were Misses Margaret
Tough, Regina Welsh. Catherine
Blake. Mary McConnoughy. Shirley
LAWN OF New York. Tessie Fancy.
audrey Woods, Gertrude O'Maley.
Genevieye Roth. Elizabeth Little.
Laura Couch. Madeline Deegan. Mar
garet Brannen. Margaret Blake.
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Mr and Mrs a. s. Johnson. for
merly Of Wheeling. but who recently
moved into their now home az War
wood. were very pleasantly surprised
Tuesday evening by n number Of
their friends. II was n miscellaneous
shower. After a very pleasant even
Ing the guests were invited TO the
dining room where a delicious lunch
con was served. Among those pres
ent were Mr. and Mrs a. s John
son. Mesdames VIM. Adams isaac
Johnson. A Richards. VIM Richards
Louise Richards. Jas f. Richards and
Messrs. Simpson. Johnson and F1oyd
Richards
Boys Suits al Reduced Prices.
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. many svents TO b. given for Miss
Beuter.
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Porch Luncheon.
Mrs. John Y. Arbenz entertained
Thursday afternoon with a porch
buffet luncheon for Miss Ruth BoIin
Of Zanesville. O. who h. the house
guest Of Miss Lillian Arbenz on Fif-
teenth street
The young ladies took with them
their sewing Contests we're the fea
ture Of the afternoon The younl
ladies present were
Misses.
Katherine Gilbert Alma Bachman
virginia Taylor ClarimOnd Men
Lois Guild del
Catherine Leonard Lillian Arbenz
huth bolin ~ Helen Lutz
GAINESVILLE. o. Rose A-tmna
Pauline Bruter cara Row
Helen Beckett
Neadamoqa-
george Row Marsh Watkins
= homine John r Arbenz
george Arbcnz e. IS Harmon
John Bane ~ Montana
Herman Arbenz
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Boys Suits at Reduced Prices.
MFADDENS.