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Cheyenne record., 1914-01-15
NOTICE..
ED. CHEYENNE RECORD.
Cheyenne Wells, Colo.

~''''> " NiAe, WV
DEAR SIR:
Will you please announce to
your readers that | am now pre-
pairing my mailing list of persons
in the Second Congressional Dis.
trict who may desire vegetable
and garden seed from my allot-
ment. l will supply any of your
readers with the individual quota
of seed allowed me up to the lin
it of my supply. In order to in
sure the prompt delivery of seed
in time for spring planting it is
necessary that requests should
be made without delay. Niy
Washington address is, 372 House
Office Building, Washington, D.
G. Very Truly Yours,
H. H. SELDoMRIDGE.
Cheyenne record., 1914-01-15

Dick Laird, formerly our ge-
nial and accommodating helper
at the depot here, has been pro-
moted to the position of agent
and operator at Erie, Colo. about
l3 miles from Boulder. We are
pleased to learn of Dicks good
fortune, as he is good boy and
worthy Of promotion. Here's
wishing you success, Dick.
Cheyenne record., 1914-01-15
NOTICE

All parties having proof no.
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life of the notice, and should
you notice any mistake in your
notice please notify US at once so
we can make the correction. AL
so remember tnat these notices
should be paid in advance. or i'm
mediately after first publication.
Cheyenne record., 1914-01-15

Catholic Church..
There will be Catholic services
at their New Edifice every third
Sunday in each month.
Cheyenne record., 1914-01-15

Published every Thursday in Cheyenne Wells
Cheyenne county Colorado. and entered at the
postoce as second class mail matter. April g. 1912
under the Act of March 8. 1879
Cheyenne record., 1914-01-15

Methodist Church..
Sunday School 10 A. M.
Sermon II A. M.
BY the Pastor
Epworth League 7:30 P. M.
Preaching 8 P. M.
Prayer meeting on Wednesday
night 7:30.
We invite you and your friends
D. M. Scott.
Pastor.
Directory Of the Presbyterian
church Of Arapahoe, Colo.
Sunday school Cd W 1890 m.
Preaching 11:3O a m.
Song and preach ng service
7:30 p. M.
Weskan the last Sabbath in
each month.
Preaching at II m and 7:30p m
H. H. CANE. Pastor.
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leave sunday for n months stay AZ The
llntF.' Preston county.
Miss Martha Flanagan. Of Newark .
~ the guest Of local friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jess tsluch have return
Cd from a lake tour
Miss Eleanor Taylor. Of South Penn
street. leaves to-day for Clinton. where
she viii spend a Few DAYS.
Miss Leo Moore OF Proctor who has
been the guest Of Mrs. Albert Shahar.
her home.
Mrs. George r. Hit,. wife Of Rev. DR..
g y Htte. "a former well knoan NJ p
minister OF this city. Is tho guest 81 her
sister. Mrs. Emma Garden. or North
Front street.
u. y. Naylor. secretary Of the stat.
board OF trade. has returned from -
business trip Co Parkersburg
Miss Evelyn Heud'rshot. Or this city
- spending a few days In Mpundsyff..
as the guest 81 friends.
Charles Daily. chief clerk Co the gen
cral car foreman Of the local division Of
INC w. a o.. he's returned home from a
trim 60 Atlantic CITY.
Edward Higgins. who BE- an enptova
"i m" u. q a.. b. Spending few DAYS
visiting friends and relatives Ht Fair-
y. C. Brady ieft yesterday for yellow
Ston" Park. whore h. will spend several
Miss Mary uinger will eperd be- "a
cation on the great lakes and will VISIT
Mrs. Charles Nankeurcn. az Howell
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WEST INDIAN WEDDING.

Special Dispatch to the InteliEenoer.
STEUBENNlLLE. o.. July 80 -
wedding ceremony with the
equatorial setting OF the Barbados
junction never before seen in this
city. was solemnized at the hour of
high noon in the far on British West
midas. AT Quinn 4. NJ. T.. church
here on Thursday afternoon.
The church was crowded for the
ceremony and hundreds stood out
side 10 get glimpse of the bride
gowned In white with a veil held nv
a coronet- With Mrs Frank Clark
az the piano the wedding march was
rendered and the bride came In lean
ing on the arm OF her brother. John
Galloway
The bride. Miss Mary Magdalina
Galloway, Of st. Kits. British West
India. Was met ~ the altar by the
groom. Mr.. James Edward Saunders
of Kentucky. and his best man. Mr..
Clarence Moses Then the impress
i've ring ceremony was pronounced
by Rev J. T. Farley. also a West In
dian.
There was Puaintness 10 Il all
that was fascinating The aisle was
flower strewn for the event by flow
or girls and the presents were all dis.
played on the pulpit and they were
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will mean much The SIGMA Nh
hous'-One Of the Bethany Fraternity
houses. is rented for tho month ~
Aueust-and will b. the center OF
many Eood times. Miss Greenwood
the physical director OF the Y w a.
a VIII D" there TO direct the outdoor
ana indoor games. There will be has
ket picnics. hay rides. bathing parties
ana cross country walks
me cost FOR the weeks board 10
very low. being only three dollars A
week. besides the nifty cents registra-
,i3n lee. rms low rate Is made pos
hlple by having the rent of the cot
tage paid by the board Of directors
and some of their friends There is a
sslblity Tor some girls to earn their
board while there. and any who may
think OF doing this should see the Y
w, w. I n secretaries as soon a. posi-
ole. The Wcllsburs car companv
granted special fare to those going
10 the Vacation Home so the carfarc
Is greatly reduced
The girls who wer~ a. Bethany last
year or the secretaries OF the Y. "
=. a. VIII be very glad to talk to anV
one who may contemplate going for
any time this year. Registration
blanks and other information can be
secured at the Y. w &. 4. rooms
Little Sisters Party.
OF many of the Y. W. G. A. girls have
come Tor a little Sewing Rec. and
picture and story hour. These little
girls have come all summer on Wed
nesday mornings. nut this coming
"Wednesday the children will not meet
as usual. as special treat is ahead
OF them in party 10 which they are
invited at the Vacation Homo M
bethany Any of the Y W. girls who
nave little sisters between the ages
OF six and fourteen should send the
names In at once TO the association.
ms party viii be- on Thursday.
August ..
The Wcllsburg Car company will
give transportation. and a good lunch
VIII be taken from the association
rooms, II viii be a great treat Tor
all the little sisters and IL is hoped
mat 20 little sisters of any Y ~
girls will b. left at home. All names
must be sent TO the Y. W. G. a. rooms
OF any little sisters who would like 10
go
The little girls will leave the Asso-
citation rooms about $50 O'Clock
thursday morning. august 8. return
ing about o'clock that same even
ing.
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are also almost modified solidly.
presenting, in Premier Asquith's
words to the house OF commons to-
day "a united front"
The remarkable sight was witness
cd today OF Premier Asquith and An.
drew Bonar Law. leader OF the oppo-
sitton, who a few days ago were on
terms OF personal as well as political
hostility. driving In the same car for
a consultation Tor Sir Edward Grey,
secretary OF foreign affairs.
Drop Home Rule.
The prime minister announced In
the house OF commons that the amend
ing bill 10 the home rule bill would
BE- dropped for the present by the
consent Of all tarties. all parties in
Guided the Irish Nationalists and the
Ulster tOvcnanters. Mr.. BOnar Law
said
In view Of the prime ministers
procurement that peace and war
are I'm the balance. domestic diffi-
culties must not prevent out present
ing united front In the council OF the
world
tie added a word In behalf OF Sir
Edward Carson. the Ulster leader, TO
the same effect
The spectacle Of solid front In
lions Of the Irish members In the
house Ol commons was even more re-
markablD than the reconciliation Of
Mr.. Asquith and Mr. BOnar Law The
traditional sentiment Of the home rui
ers that England extremity De- Ire
land . opportunity was buried when
the Irish members murmurod Hear
Hcar' 90 the premier plea for unity
Not only the home rule question
but an measures likely 10 arouse party
or internal hOsulitios have been side
tracked
The pcOco section Of the Liberal
party. which through past years Of
strained relations with Germany. has
worked for reconciliation. and which
has often been called The Little
ErglanderF. ls taking n strong stand
AGAINST tho war
The Labor party also opposes war
uuitcdly Toe members in tho house
or commons today adopted n rosolu-
ton praising Sir Edward Grey for hIs
attempts 40 mediation.
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Tan, Red or Freckled
Skin Is Easily Shed

To free your summer-soiled skin OF its
oiliuesS muddiuess. frcckles hlotcheS or
tan. the best thing to do e. to free your
SELF Of the skin itself. This is easily ac-
colized wax. which can be hr-d at any
drug store. Use at night as you use
cold cream. washing ~ of in the morn
ing. Immediately the offending surface
skln begins TO come of In hne powder
like PARTICLES. Gradually the entire cutf-
Gle is absorbed. without pain or incon-
youIeurc. The second layer Of skin now
IN o., idcnre presents a spotless white
ness and sparkling beauty obtainable IN
no other way.
n the heat tends 70 loosen and
wrinkle your skin. there's an effective
and harmless remedy YOU can readily
make a. home. Just let an ounce Of pow
dcred SaNolite dissolve In a half-pint
witch hazel and battle your face In the
liquid. This az once tightens the skin
and smooths out the lines. making you
look years younger.
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VACATION HOME
Al Bethany. Conducted BY Local Y
". {. a. Promises To Sc We'll
Patronizcd This Year

Every young woman employed dur.
ing The year is now thing about her
summer vacation when she shall have
both recreation. pleasure and profit
Many ~ The young women DO not
wish fo spend great amount of
money nor go a long distance from
the city The Young Women Chris.
tlan Association FRI planning some.
Young woman. have aEBin arranged
FOR the Vacation Homo 90 Bethany
whore an that "a Eirl may want in n
good vacation VIII be- found nriudInr
the low rate of expense that is Do.
volvod
s trim 10 Bethany is alwave rrr4f
treat even for q dav. 10 20 mend d
week or more in thrt beautiful .rof
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RECALLED

more convenient time for the navy.
az tho feet has just been through q
review on war footing which took
The place Of mancuvcrs this year.
a notice has been issued closing
Portsmouth harbor 90 private craft
according 10 a Central news dispatch
Only certain anchoragcs may be- used
and vessels may be fred on without
notice " they move They cannot on.
ter OF leave the harbor without Der.
mission. The ferry service may be-
stopped az any time.
Two Germans. suspected Of being
spies. were arrested In the Isle M
Wight today and are detained In iaf
The political forces boz the country
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Mcclure - r. r. Petty. Barnesville
.; W. \. Toilet. Parkersburg. W va
); H. Duncan, Dillonvale. o.: n. 4.
ILiaushton: GAINESVILLE. O.. \. June
hersey. Bethany, ". Va
Brunswick W. \. DUFFY Uunting.
ton, w. Va. Emma Straley. Fairmoni.
w. Va; Odra G.. S'ealey. Fairmont'
W. va. Fred Nancr. Colerain. o.. Fred
l'ush and wife. Parkersburg; G. Il.
Lang. Parkersburg
Grand Central - Mrs, Daisy Dotson.
Grafton, Merle Brenerd. Grafton
The Stamn Miss Claudia McNeeIv.
Mdnnington' Miss Edna Mason. Man
nlnEton; O. +. Arthur. ParkerSbufg.
Mrs. o. r. Arthur. Parkersburg; %
n. Woofter Kenova.
!. 49, Spillane and G.. X. Parker wcre
business callers in St Clairsville
Thursday
Mrs. John Rose and grandson. Carl
Rose. are guests Of friends in Wells
burg. OHIO.
Mrs. ). G.. Brady and daughter Miss
Marjorie and Miss Ida Hubbard lef'
for TOUR Of Yellowstone Park
Dir. and Mrs John Walters left for
Atlantic city 10 remain few weeks.
MI. ana Mrs. " r. Loe Of the IT,
land leave today for bethesda whore
they VIII spend their vacation
Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph Kline and A.
torneN Edwin =. Kline LEFT last even
inE for Atlantic City. where they OK.
pcct Co remain during August
Mrs William Frohme ~ North Mar
k'i street received word yesterday
iattng that her mother Of Seville
i,ll ana received a severe fracture ot
the hip
Miss Nettie Gutman. daughter Of
Mr. and Mrs William Gutmau of tho
Island. is visiting az Brooklyn. Porf
chester. New York and other eastern
TCtutF 81 iggcorst
Nfr and NJ samuel ,y Ifarrsr arc
s"IgufninE OFF Atlantic tity Tor few
NI-e Uaus Patterson ia visiting ip
Atlantic Ci,s Sew York and other
Mre Henry NJ Russell and daurhter-
have Eonr o." Atlanu. city tn remain n
Mrs g o milton. Miss Minnie ana
Master Chariea ar. spending few
wseks ir Atlantic CITY
W. and Mrs toward wells have
Judge Ni.u Horin-on Ieft Tor Atlantic
Mr. Jsasis 'w.Ua. of Stone 70 Thomas
,r'....I5in1'rs essrarig. .3t . .sr.ndinE "a rew
vi1 inspect tne iate fs-Hions Tor at..
iumn nnd select Zinc une of uu-f1-
So and Nir- Frant tustsr have gone
to Haiumgre. whore lh,s viii remain
Mise Mimi. rrreI has RESIGNED t..
position HuI uIfI rHk. htr homo with
H.r UurrrfH In IIu. Grove
Miae Harriet Csbhsm and Mrs Edn-
Cuwirne have some tn Atlantic CITY and
New York
NJ Hud Nr. o. Martin are a.
IuuruIuF fu NfHrfi, CIfr
Ni.e Florence MuIf ruf Mice Gertrude
NHhh I.'f for AfFufI. coy ard rtHrr
eastern uHInfr
SITE. ffrIan grff of rrrrerrvr r.
8. fHr eu..f Hf WI.H Agnes Urrfdr-E
NI.. IIfrat.fH N.H. 20 wolfe hlfrr -
OBJ" rHH.f UI Nr. | H ru|HHnHr
SIR. frHrE .fHr... rnH H4urftr-
W.. Dorothy. UI N.rfu M1Iu street
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Miss Margaret Seifcrt of south Chan
~. street was the guest Of honor al a
~ ~ 'hshy luncheon given In the sun mar
ne event was In honor 81 Miss SCI
Isrt birthday anniversary and the hos
a.I.y ~ those entertaining was verv
utnt or the windsor. The appointments
we're thoroughly In keeping with the
nappy occasion denoting In the coiors
Lux ann white. the character Of tho
compliments The repast was served in
courses. magnificent cente- piece az
plhk MOWERS arranged I'm shower form,
was one 81 the numerous bfrfbd,,.' li'
membrances received by the bonCr
guest Later IN the evening the ruest =
adjourned 10 the Scifert home. These
who enjoyed the happv occasic,, ,,, ,l'.se
Missesi
Margaret Seifert Pauline cot,o-.
Rosalia Joyce
Messrsi
,erencs roth Carlisle Way. Of
avert heustern North Carolina
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FRECkLES
Don't Hide Them With a Veil. Renov.
Them with the Othine Presentation.

This prescription for the removal OF
freckles was written BY a prominent
physician and Is usually successful in
removing treckles and giving clear.
beautifnl complexion that II r. solo
BY p. II. Rau under guarantee 10 re
fund the money II Il falls.
Don't hide your frcckles under n
ven; get an ounce OF othine and re-
move them. Even the first few appli
cations should show a wonderful i'm.
provement, some Of the lighter freck.
les vanishing entirely.
Re sure 10 ask the druggist for the
double strength othine: n IL this that
IL sold on the mCney-baCk guarantee.
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MOONLIGHT wall

IN W Wednesday night about turc,s,--
nNe girls from South Wheeling com
ptlsing the party that spent last August
~ the white Homestead Camp Deor
Mt. olivet. enjoyed a noonii9b, ,,,,iu
20 sit Oltvet. accompanied nv their
soung gentlemen friends. They took a
az -. 70 mozart park. then walked 10 Nj
ollvet. where they enjoyed themselves
.kor an hour or two and Iuncbed al
Itesco, From here they walked into the
city Via the Bethlehem hill '"'
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Miss Florence Snider entertained
party OF friends Thursday evening az
her nome. Ihs AFFAIR was given a. a
Iohnstown. Pa. and Miss Elizabeth
Ochs. OF Wellsburg
Ihe guests were entertained al a
theatre, after which they went 70 the
Snider home where rfrshments were
served.
The guests Included Misses Flor
ence Snider. Margaret Gilligan. Agnes
DuEan. Mildred Cooley. Angela Iep-
son. Agnes Braddock. Kathleen CiUif
ear, Marietta FLANAGAN. OF Newark.
q, Elizabeth Ochs. Helen Coz.
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BRIDGE PARTY
WASENJ0YABLE
GIVEN eY MRS. c. p. HUBBARD
AND MRS ROBERT HAZlETT
FOR MRS. MCKINLEY.
Social Events Are On the Increase
Despite the SUMMER Season
Many Are SoIoUrnine.

Mrs. Chester Rusesn Hubbard and
Mr.. Robert Hazlett entertained with
n bridge party az the Country Club
Thursday afternoon. The event was
ARRANGED as y courtesy to Mrs. John
son Mckinley The hours were from
10 B. during which that popular di-
version vas enjoyed
~ o'clock tea ami luncheon were
served In the Pergol1 The partv
proved one 81 the smartest afternoon
events given this soafon The guests
included.
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ne christian Endeavor society Of
the MI. Union Presbyterian church In
sand Hill district OF Marshall county
VIII give marshmBllow toast al the
church THIS evening tFridayl one or
more large htnnres Will he klndled IN
me grove near the church and the
tempting marshmallows will be toasted
ana the young folks will enjoy apuro-
Itt,ae amusements Everybody Is IN
Nited and good time Is assured
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DINNER DANCE
AT ECHO POINT
GIVEN BY MRS. AUNcEY
8. w. PETERSON.
Many Beautiful Appointments Marked
The Local Event Which Proved
An Innovation.

The smartest dance party of the
season was given al the handsome
residence OF Mrs George Chauncey
Dewey al Echo Point on Thursday
evening. Mr.. and Mrs. b. Wake
Peterson who recently returned from
an extended European tour were the
honor guests.
Early in the evening an elaborate
course dinner was served with the an
pointmcnts In keeping with tho DevVt,,
hospitality The decorations were ar.
ustc and mingled with the rich CUT
glass, rare old silver and spotless lin
ems. made the dinner one OF faultless
service.
Following the dinner many guests
called 20 enjoy the dance on the lawn
surrounding the palajial home. Mrs.
Dewey had a large platform built es-
peclally FOR the dancing. Appropriate
music was furnished while the late so
ciety dances were enjoyed. The Dew
~ estate never appeared more beau
Tnere were covers for:
hessrA. and Mesdames;
u. walker iotef~ui Dwight Wagner
y irlcc WHITAKER George a. Laughlin
howard simpson John ". Storer
u. Garth HvIrur
"a. 40. MeFdamesi
'has. .. Milton oh.uurey Dewey
Robert hnuEal. or EEertOu Vance
pittsburgh. Major JcrNcy
Among those who attended the dance
were.
messrs. and Mesdamess
Lee faull Joe Suridfl
n. g. Iiazlctt q summer Iorce
" g. Wilson W IS. Uofi.yg.y
Arrh Wilson Henry Russell. Dr..
Frank Wafgrhuuar Gail uarrIIt.,.
y A. Iauinr Gibson CJldveff
eugene tildrrth. Arthur Hubbard
lll. johnson MCKINLEY
lsotch irarraft Albert Whitaker
John w. St"rer Edward Tr8uzhrfrI
= IT. NJ UhF g. o. Walden
Jess Bloch Joe Paul. Dr.
Hal Sr'idfl NuIIu.u Quarter
Jesse SurideI
MiHscui
na.'he Woods Elizabeth Paxton
Holly l7ttsrenu Sarah Uszfrff
Lfftt Good sarah Whitaker
Petit Sweeney TrsH rUrg..
Mesdameas
.has Milton Augusta Dirrraon
thIIrUrE Dewey
messrsi
Cuanmnu tuHrrIfr EHrHf. eIrIraar
Howard Mcdonald Singleton rHuU
Earl Adams NrII.. r.H...
HHr StHIufEcr MH TrI..
Harold Bloch E.H rfHg.IHr.
Lou sfuhn IfHIeIIa Mccormick
CHARLES or nelson Whitaker
M'rE L'Irfnclm George Baird
tlfrrr Pollock
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rurn~ruus. har1rurne ard rurrls
may cfruinE frum Hhlfa frlerdr
- ulatruu q horur Ne Mrs
susanna Clanfo1. % flffshrrEn Tn
BRIDE maids Here Nirs Dfnssa IncF.
son- tilda Collins and t.ur1is Cnak
foitosinE ft~ Church .errr1orr A
r~cs rtiou for TO hundred Euasfs uarr
bed In TIE SUNDAY scuoul ruorl
nrfe Eere too hue cakez tn
brides ne decks hirh aua Ia
grcom - d~cks high acre displayef
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Miss Angela McFadden entertained
with a card party at her home in
tdgewood Thursday afternoon. for
Misses Helen Davis and Louise adm
Mae Lynch. Of Columbus. q. Five
hundred was enjoyed nv the follow.
ing Misses Catherine Beattia clara
Rose Coleman. Kathleen Henrietta.
Minetta Miller. Rupertha Blum. Cath.
ERNIE Rester. Eleanor McFadden.
Angela Diegmiller. Mildred Beattie
Marguerite Gilbert. Helen McFadden.
Helen Gorsuch. Marie Coleman. Cath.
crime Farley. Frances Diegmiller.
Virginia Moore. Louise Lynch. Mae
Lynch, Lucy Miller. Marie Wineger.
ter. Helen Slemaker. of Sistersyille
Helen Davis
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Mr. George Neiuer enfrrtafnsd
ne suburban club AZ her home On
hisndaie Thursday afternoon 4
chickcn-wafie dinner Was SERVED
after shich i've hundred Was enjoyed
The guests included Ne-dames Anton
HENDERSON. VIII Schenk. Ion Brand.
VIII Cox. Elizabeth McCausland. Fred
toNL Joseph Heuter. Charles F'ree-e.
lack Wallet. Ren lmhon. Mrs. Tyler.
wood
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Auto Party.

Mr.. and Mrs William Cox. OF
Noodsdale. will leave In their car
sunday for tour OF the Great Lakes.
me journey terminating at Detroit
hey VIII be accompanied by Miss
Wayne Mershrod. Miss Kate Nolter
and Miss Weimer Miss Mershrod
VIII stop al Howells. ich.. for an ex-
tended visit
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Nachtlno Party

Miss Mae Bauer entertained about
eisht OF her friends last evening Nth
yachting party IN honor Of her sis
ter, Mrs Frank Bauer OF Cambridge
no II visiting In the city. After q
delightful ride lunch vas served
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Party az Green's.

The members Of the Hcid.thcr.
Slub we're entertained at Joe Green's
hotcl IN Iriadelphia Thursday even
lns- cards were enjoyed after which
delicious chicken waffle suppor was
served 20 the following. Messrs and
MesGamcs Fred g. Strochman. Harry
h'arly Joseph Kurt. Albert Fisher.
IIU Unn Medick, George Weisner. George
kerber, VIII Reid. Win stoop CbarIc,
hodewig. Of Bcllaire: Richard Nor.
gan. Of West Alexander
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The Increase OF orchard area in
Tasmania Is at the rate Of 1000 acres
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afternoon. The event was In the IA.
tnre 81 luncheon for Miss Anne Pep
pard OF Kansas City. who r. the house
guest OF Miss Hettie Hazlett OF North
Main street
The appointments OF the luncheon
were In keeping with the former smart
parties given at the Hoffman resi-
dsnce. There we're covers for the fol.
lowing members OF the younger so
Cial set OF which the hostess IL A
favorite member.
Misses Dorothy Green OF
Anne Peppard Greenwich, Conn
or Kansas City Eliza Frissell
Hettle Hazlett Marie Stifel
sarah Whitaker Elizabeth Paxton
Eleanor Holloway Margaret Cromwell
ElizabeIh Colling- Of Bedford. Pa.
wood Helen Cromwell
virginia Mckee Elizabeth Hildreth
Alice DE Isle OF Hortense Oliver
Riverside. Conn OF Cleveland
Harriet Hoggson Of Margaret Smith OF
Greenwich. Conn Greenwich, Conn
Margaret Hervey Virginia Hoffman.
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Pretty Luncheon

F'tNV Luncheon.
=, Miss Virginia Hoffman. daughter Of
az. ana Mrs. Frank Hoffman Of
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