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Arizona republican., 1915-01-17

white buildings on Van Buren, when
it was heard that Geary was to
coach the team. He watched the
boys during the class games and
knows what he will have to do.
There is much good material in the
school Every class team that played
in the series had men who are going
to make good.
Though the season does not start
until the middle of February the
Coyotes have scheduled several prac-
tice games. The first will be played
next Thursday afternoon with the
elder brothers, the Alumni. The
Alumni team is composed of some
of the strongest and fastest ball
players who ever played for Phoenix
high. This game is of great impor
lance and helps make a winning
team as much as anything else as it
gives the coach a real chance to see
the weak points in his team. Yet
the length of time to the start of the
regular schedule gives him a chance
to correct these faults. The next
practice game will be played with the
Evans school at Mesa on next Satur-
day. The Evans boys are fast and
will put up hard game if they live
up to their reputation of former
years. Regular practice starts to-
morrow afternoon.
Arizona republican., 1915-01-17
NORMAL LOSES
TWICE TO MESA
Both Boys and Girls Bas-
ketball Teams Fall Before
Steadier Players from
Gem City = Track and
Baseball Start Soon
Especial to The Republican,

NSpecldl TO Inc 1epuDlcdn.)
TEMPE, Jan. 16.-Tempe normal
witnessed a rather gloomy close to
it's 1914-15 basketball season this af-
ternoon when Mesa high took two
holly contested games and placed
themselves in a tie with the Tempests
for the valley championship. BY
sheer WEAKNESS the boys of the Nor
NAL lost their game today; they
fought hard for every point and I'M
til the last seven or eight minutes of
play put up pretty fight for victory.
Once overcome by that tired feeling
and every member of the team COM
pletely exhausted they could do no
more than hold their own and permit
the Mesa lads to win, Is to IA.
Shots for basket a dozen times
within the last few minutes failed to
score point.
The girls contest was another fine
exhibition of real basketball and here
defeat once more befell the Normals.
Play was sharp and snappy through
out. The final score was eight to
eleven. Mesa registering eight fouls
and Normal ten.
The lineup was:
Normal-Rogers and Stephens, for
wards: Mortensen and Nelson, CEN
ters; Walker and Hageley guards.
Mesa-Bond and Shumway, for
wards; Burton and Blair, centers;
Beyers and Ellsworth. guards.
The score of the boys game fol-
lows:
Arizona republican., 1915-01-17
THIS KID THINKS THAT
WILLARD WOULD WIN
BY THE OFFICE BOY
All rats,

Jist wen we git all squared around
to see reg'ler fight, then this chilli con
carne gang down south goes and kicks
our arrangements in the jaw D'jou
ever see anythin' so cussed persum-
chuss as this CarranZa outfit which seq
as Jack Johnson can't come into heir
blame old country jist because he didn't
anser no SCOT in Chicago that time?
An that amt all. l gotta bet that
the big smoke would get his'n which
ne has been waitin' a long time to git
wen he runs up agin Jess Willard.
An now he don't git the oh anct to win
me that money. | needed that four
Arizona republican., 1915-01-17
Famous Dirt Track Cham
pion Comes to Phoenix,
Lured by Chance to Split
Wind in Hour Race -
Eight Enter for Contest
Ray CrevistOn.

Ray CrevistOn.
That's the answer to the many large
eyed question marks, that went Logging
il around town yesterday, wondering
who would bestrde F. G. Bakers fast
Indian in today's hour race at the fair
grounds.
While waiting for the longer races,
Baker has TUNED into sort of an
angel for mountless riders. Having
one perfectly good old crock on hand,
The Hoosier concluded to loan it to a
fellow Hooser and the result was a
Wire to Los Angeles and a blue streak
named Raymond. headed Phoenix
ward.
The holder of many dirt track cham
pionships toured around the state fair
track yesterday afternoon, for several
miles in less than So seconds. Once,
when he neglected to shut off on the
turns he cut the distance in exactly SO
seconds by more than one fairly re-
liable stop watch. Ellie Wilson on a
Arizona republican., 1915-01-17
CEARY COACH
FOR COYOTE
BALL-T0SSERS
Man Who Turned Out Two
Champion Football and
One Champion Track
Team in Sixteen Months
Given Charge

The Coyotes of the high school are
looking forward to a successful sea-
son on the diamond. They have good
reasons for this expectation as it
has been formally announced that
Francis Geary, whose coaching has
turned out two champion football
teams and one champion track team
for the school in sixteen months, has
consented to take the team in hand
and to turn out a team that will go
out after the state championship.
Great was the joy around the
Arizona republican., 1915-01-17
Z L 4.
Mesa
Total score-1S.
Umpire-Hoegstraft.
Referee-Jennings.

Umpire-HOegstraft.
Referee-Jennings
Timers-Lesueur, Bosh.
Scorers-McLennan, Mcdonald Lee
sueur, Dean
Following the close of the basketball
season at the Normal work will be
taken up on track and Monday will
see all the new and old men out and
hard at work. The track men have
already been developing on a small
scale for several weeks and are in
shape to go into the regular track
training for some good hard practice
Many of last years men are still with
the squad and the new ones that have
come, makes it look like normal is 60
ing to put out its strongest team in
several years.
OF the old men who made good last
year there still remain McCreary
sprints Castle for the weights and
Moss on the hurdles and pole vault
The addition of Medln and Austin
for the long distances, Bosh for the
high hurdles and Pascale on the
weights, aside from the many new
men who have not yet been tried out
nor have shown what they can do,
leads Coach George Schaeffer to be-
lieve that 7. N. S. is going to be
there at the start, finish and all
points between with it's 1915 squad
First on the schedule for track is
the inter class meet which will likely
be held on the first Saturday in Feb
ruary Interschool meets will be held
through the month and a match is
hoped for with the University.
Baseball season will open in March
or early April with the pedagogues
according to the present plans of the
athletic association.
Tempe high still has two weeks of
basketball and then baseball season
will be ushered in. All attention will
be given over to that national sport
for the first month and then time will
be somewhat divided between that and
track which is to run for a month or
six weeks along with the baseball
schedule.
Arizona republican., 1915-01-17

Cause amt Willard the best man john
son ever went up aginst? An amt Jack
been a-hittin' the gay boulevard life
lately? She he is!
An that amt all Jess has been a.
learnin Jacks style O. fightin' He's
list a plain white copy of the big
smoke. You see f he aint.
Arizona republican., 1915-01-17

he's pretty good now. l gotta tip that
he has been a-working to beat the
band and he has more steam and speed
than ever. Y'see l don't mind lettin'
You in on this dope, because if Jork
Johnson kin git through that Mexican
immbargo, he will git licked sure And
then we can all win some money
Arizona republican., 1915-01-17
bits, too.

| gotta friend what works in a chill
parlor down on Adams street which
is French. His name is Gastong Muir
ply, an he sure has OF the reel dope
on that Johnson Teller Fat. That's
what ne is. No more wind'n a jackrab-
bit, and slower'n payday. Jess Willard,
Arizona republican., 1915-01-17

RumOrs That Red Parkhurst, Lee
Verrill Harry Lane Santa Claus and
the Kaiser would be attractions on the
mile track today We're declared to be
utterly unfounded-as unfounded, in
fact, as the promoters claim that Mis-
ter Baker, his own self, would be part
Of the big show.
The starters duties will be conferred
upon Herb Worcester. the veteran of
many a single handed pistol duel with
the clouds. Rudderow and Hohl, the
committee in charge of the events,
have constituted themselves judges,
and Hohl is referee.
Arizona republican., 1915-01-17
WHAT HE MUST Do

The winner of today's hour race,
in order to reak the worlds rec
ord, will have to average less than
81 seconds to the mile for a full
hour. The former world record, set
by Baker here year ago January
/, was Sc miles LOO yards This
was broken at Bakersfield three
weeks later
1t is now something over SO miles
Arizona republican., 1915-01-17
ARIZONA REPUBLICAN SPORT PAGE
CREV|ST0N WILL HAVE TRY
At WORLDS RECORD TO-DAY

stock Excelsior, and Joe O'Connell on
a short coupled motor of the same
make did slow practice laps yesterday
Neither likes the soft crumbly track
overly well.
On Merkels, there are Frank Sellner
Harry Crandall and Ed Doheney. 1t
is said that Ted Butler will replace Do
heney in the Fish team.
That leaves the entry list about as
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1915-11-21
lNarcato Recital,

At the one: hnndredth and ninet eenth
recital ofsthe Marcato Music Club held
in the ditorium Of the Masonic tenn
pie Saturday afternoon Miss Margaret
/ Horne, violinist and Miss Lena Pal
mel, pianist, appeared and were re-
ceiyed with great applause by all who
y had the pleasure Of hearing them.
Miss Horne. who is a. Scotch girl,
"a former; resident OF Glasgow. is a
clever young ytolinist, is mistress Of
technical exactness as displayed in
her playing Of the Max Bruch number,
sRomance.' Her wonderful tone, her
dignity and artistic poise served her
we'll In the playing Of this composition
Is well as the many other charming
groups Of numbers with special mem
ton to the Poem" by Fibich.
Miss Palmer. who is a graduate Of
the Cincinnati Conservatory Of Music,
sts Q strikingly gifted pianist. Her
playing OF the List Lebestraum was
that of a virtueso. while the second
number, ellnikoff 20 Dance Of the
Elves gave evidence Of excellent
technique and a feeling for rythm not
often seen in single performer.
r = u
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Aid Society Entertained.

y
The Ladies, Aid Society OF the Ad-
amston Methodist Episcopal church
was entertained at the home Of the
presid lent, Mrs. George NJ. Smith, Of
that place, Wednesday afternoon.
After devot ional service, the business
OF the society was transacted. The
society decided to hold its annual
Christmas bazaar on Thursday ana
Friday evening. December and 10,
in the basement roomssof the church.
On the evening Of December 8, the
society will serve supper at the
church. Many articles Of fancy
work, quilts, Conf orts and &. home
made candies will be for sale. The
proceeds sof the bazaar will be used
toward ,liuuid dating the society's sub
|scription to the new church fund.
At the conclusion Of the business
session. the hostess. assisted by her
sister, Mrs. Z. g. Riggs, served a le-
licious 1uicheon.
Those present were Mrs. Cecil Sui
Ivan, the Rev and Mrs. a. s. Arnett,
Mrs. Arthur Kidd, Mrs. G. f. Barth,
Mrs. Peter Burg, Mrs. John Britton,
Mrs. =. "A. McFarlin, Mrs. w. n. Pal
mer, Mrs. William w. Carr, Mrs. q.
NJ. Franckle, Mrs. w. ". Hutchinson,
Mrs. I. G. Riggs and Mrs. Carl
Drummond. !, I.
The next meeting Of the society
Will be held Wednesday afternoon.
November "a, at the home Of Mrs.
John Britain. d
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Mothers' Club Meeting.

A most excellent meeting of tn,
Stealey Heights Mothers Club wa.
held Wednesday afternoon at thu
home Of Mr.. and Mrs. Howard Rob
inson on Baker avenue. The subjec
was Teachers Problems . and not
lwfthstanding the absence Of man,
of the teachers expected, the subjec
was very ably discussed and man,
good points were brought out. Pro
lessor Wolverton, Of the Morgan
school. gave q very interesting tall
as did Miss Sorago. and county su
perintendent OF Mothers Clubs, Mrs
Orpha st. Clair, entered into the dis
cussion. The Methodist quartet
composed Of Mrs. Charles Ridenour
Mrs. @. C.sLanham, Mr.. Howard Rob
inson and the Rev. G. W. Wise fur.
nished music for the occasion which
was very much appreciated and en-.
joyed by all present.
The Mothers Club appreciates yer,
much the hospitality OF Mr.. and Mrs
Robinson as hostesses as II Is out Of
the usual order Of mothers clubs ste
have a hostess.
After the business session delicious
Refreshments were served by the
hostess assisted by Mrs. j. B. Post
There were twenty-five guests present
as follows:s r so
Mrs. Charles Ridenour, Mrs. G. 70.
Lanham. Mrs. Clarence Gardner. Mrs
Worthy Ward. Mrs. Harry Hathaway
Miss Thomas, Miss Savage, Mrs. R. G,
Mick, Mrs. orpha st. Clair, Mrs. Cliff.
ford Weed, Mrs. Ora WEIGH. Mrs. a
B. Rohrbough, Mrs. Daisy Rogers,
Mrs. LYDIA ]. Waters, Mrs. James
johnson. Mrs. ]. B. Post, Mrs. Marsh
Prichard. Mrs, ]. n Hewitt, Mrs. q.
]. Thompson, Mrs. @. A. Sheets, Mrs
=. I.aDay, Mrs. Charles Myers, Mrs.
w. w. Stevenson, Professor Wolyer-
ton and the Rev. G. w. Wise. 3 q
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lna)-Trans-
Reception and Dance.

The Harrison County Graduate
Nurses Society Is planning an elab-
crate reception and dance to. be given
Monday evening In the Elks' audi
forum in honor Of Miss MarysB. Cor
man and Miss Nellie G. Manning,
American Red Cross nurses VINO re-
Gently arrived home from France
and Belgium, where they spent seven
months tnlihospitals taking care Of
wounded soldiers. More than 200
invitations have been sent out and
a good time Is looked forsby all.
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WEDDING Anniversary.

Mr.. and Mrs. w. 8. Davis cele-
brated their twelfth wedding ami
aversary. ednesday evening, Novem-
4 her IL, at their home. They receiv-
ed many beautiful and useful pres
sents At an appropriate hour a de-
slictous lunch was served. Every one
went home pleased with the evenings
entertainment and wishing Mr.. and
Mrs. Davis many more happy years.
Those present were Mr.. and Mrs.
p. II. Bates. Mr.. and Mrs. 3. y.
CLANCY, Mr.. and Mrs. Arlis Haggerty.
Mr.. and Mrs. q. J. Adams, Mr.. and
Mrs. q. a. Hollister, Mrs. James
Gaines. Mrs. g. Z. tPettrey, OF Adj
amston: Mrs. ]. e. Tichenal, Mrs.
Roy Haggerty, Mr.. and Mrs. Okey
s Hannah, !. Mrs. j. b. Strother, Mrs. o.
III. Hannah, Mrs. Arthur Hinkle, Mrs.
William Hurst, Mr.. and Mrs. Donald
son Gilbert, Ny. Emmett Fowler, Mr..
w. u. Howell, Mrs. Ira Fittro and
Misses Elizabeth Walsh, Pearl Swi-
ger, Leila Robinson and Beatrice
Preston and Master Alva Preston. &
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Mrs. Ebert Reelected.

Mrs. ]. Gale Ebert, Of Parkersburg,
was reelected president Of the West
Virginia Suffrage Association at the
fifteenth annual convention at Hunt
;ington Wednesday after the office Of
state organizer had been abolished.
Other officers elected were: vice presi-
dent, Mrs. q. A. Yost, Morgantown;
recording secretary, Grace q. Cole,
Charleston; corresponding secretary,
Mrs. Thomas Paedro, Parkersburg:
and treasurer, Carrie Zane, Wheeling.
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Surprise Party,

Asurprise party was given In hon
or of Miss Audra STRESS thirteenth
birthday recently, at Adamston.
The evening was spent in playing
different games and music. at q
desirable hour refreshments were
served. Those present were; Misses
Audra Sttres. Marian Boyles, Gladys
and Blanche Price. Gladis; sErma and
Mary Grimm, Helen Percell, Bernice
Iprty. May Sans. Bonnie and
frankie Kemper. Pearl Smith. Mar
Iguerite shanabarger, Alma Clawson,
Jessie Richards, Virginia and Annett
McFarlin, leila Watkins, Lealie 10y,
Thelma Barker, Ethel Minter. Hattie
Cunningham. and Mrs. sttres; and
Masters James Zephus, Edward jack
son, Albert Powell. Harry and Ed
ward Minter, Glenzie and Walter
Sire. Charles Miller. Edward Fisher,
William Boyles. Raymond sehon,
Clyde Male. Carl Straley. Ralph
Grimm and Mr.. Stores and Mr.. Car
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party Of big iitfie o,a a. .s,,n :, IS !.
sembled IN the home n :, 49, ~
al Brown. and On the rat, mr. ~ k;ys
and his newly welded ht,da a ~. -
soakland Ms1 gave ti,an,s Z : IN t
lgerenaded. About sixty ~ wera rre. ss
ent. armed with cnw halls ,,Inr, ,,. =
scfooi bells. tin cans IA s sni,,ats ns.s
every conceivahle thfns Nth 49, ~,
one could make = noise mis-, ~, hs noi Maic =
which wonid send tha HI, y t,,a Es;, -
lpean battles into a l, ia, Z Mh;is s ~
serenade given IL Mr. 1s.. y ans hi III.
bride differed soma nav. asss srens thas ,s
first given on s,ich o ~ I, vat oS T.
was rendered win, On ,,,,nn-' ysS =
the bride and brideero , a. ws,, I ! =
lall. present eniovad ei Il = J" ~ 90
Af.ar ~ &C.,. $3.50 ~. ~ - ~. :,
b,s hr,da sa ,sue ~. noseIs ana
sae "a g1t ~ y ssly ea pananas Wn ll
s,ch ,ehss,os 70 se.s mucn' sllsaea atIer
s he dns
some q a,,to,,a ;,a. IN g. ~ ss.on,;
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Teachers, Annual Needing.

Clarksburg scnnoY lescners held
their anual social meeting Thursday
night In the Washing ton Irving high
school building. The affair was re.
plete withfmerriment and enjoyment
Numerous contests were held. The
acquaintance contest, In which the
object was to get acquainted with al
many present as possible, was won
by Miss Lucy Dawson, who met every
teacher in attendance. Another con.
test. Visit to stratford-on-Avon.'
was won by Miss Flossie .Snod grass.
The music for the occasion consist
ed Of a vocal solo by Miss Florence
Solder, vocal solo by Miss Bessie NJ.
Dorsey and aschorus Of Linden ave-
nue. teachers. = I: (;
School stunts" afforded much
fun. The included a session pre-
sided over by Miss Lucy Robinson as
teacher in which the Tower school
participated. The East End repre-
isented Dixie minstrels. Pierpont,
Alta Vista, Carlisle, Linden avenue
and Junior high school also pulled
of Stunts. - &
The school picnic was possibly en-
ijoyed as much as any other one
event. being the time when the re-
freshments were served. Ice cream,
cake, nuts and candy were served.
In the receiving line were City Su-
iperintendent F. Z. Burde tte and w.
ii. Taylor. Robert Morris and Dr.. j.
F Williams, members Of the board
of education. K \.
The invited pt,esfu yvara Mr. nrd
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Miscellaneous sholw,,er.

Among the ante-nuptial, entertain
given this week In honor OF: Miss Nell
Mundy whose marriage to Mr.. Thomas
r. Mulherran will be celebrated on
Thanksgiving day In the Church OF the
Immaculate 8Conceptio was very
attractive miscellaneous shower given
by.Mrs. John p. CURE Monday even
ing. AT 10 clock q salad supper was
served Miss Mnndy was the recipient
of many useful and beautiful gifts
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Christinas Baxaalr.,.

The ladies' Of st. Paul's Methodist
Episcopal church, South, will hold q
Christmas bazaar on Friday and sat
urday. December 10 and II In the De.
forest millinery store In the Prunty
building on West Main street. Fancy
articles. home made candies, cakes,
bread and pies will be on sale and
everyone lis cordially invited to- attend.
The proceeds VIII go to the local work
OF the missionary society Of the
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1915-11-21
Mrs. Nome Entertains.

Mrs. Charles Nome, Jr, OF NORTH
view, delightfully."- entertained the Mar
:cissus Club In her home on Goft ave-
nue. Wednesday afternoon. The after
noon was spent IN doing all kinds 81
fancy work. and ut e late hour refresh.
ments were served by the, hostess.
Those In attendance were Mesdan1cs
Arthur Eshenfelder. Jesse Snider. d.
p. Gerard Julian Caussian, August
Malfregeot Paul Smith, Frank swish.
err. Jules Malfregeots and r. P. Grimm, :
and Messrs. Phillip alfregeot, Arthur
Caussain. Edmund Smith and jerome
Malfregeot. z \. 4 = IL
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RECTAL ENJOYED.

The musical program given at the
Miss Kennedy's school recital by the
faculty Of the department Of music
in the aud torium Of the Masonic tenn
pie Tuesday evening, was much en-
joyed by the many musical guests IN
f Miss Jean Howell Burns. pianist,
was at her best, and her playing gave
evidence Of excellent technique and
musical tone. Miss Helen Louise Ea-
ton, soprano, has a voice Of sweetness
and beauty and rendered her nun
bers with great grace and charm.
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InterestinR Paperl.sI.,

-
The following papers were the IN.
teresting topic and study of the mem
beers Of the Tuesday 4 terary Club at
g meeting held In tho home OF Mrs.
John J. Davis Tuesday afternoon
with Mrs j. Hornor Davis, leader
assisted by Mrs. Harry q. Wilson and
Miss Eta McKeehan: "a e Z
Gogol fDead soulsl -Translated
by Hapgood. { w
& 'Turgueneq lFather and Sons
Translated by HapgQod.
ostroysky (The Storm Translat-
ed BY Hapgood /.
Tolstor (War and Peace Trans
lated by sHapgood. :
Tolstoi Came Karenina) Trans
lated by Garnett.
Tolstoi tKrentzer .sonata) Trans
lated by Garnett.
Cork (Ta1es from Cork -Trans-
lated by Garnett.
Federation topic Wider Use OF a
School sPlantM Mrs. Frank Outright.
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Announcement has bean made or the
engagement of Aiiss Theresa oiiyerio
tQsMr. Luigi laquinta both Of this city.
Miss 0liveriosis the dang hter Or M.
antonio oIiyerio and the late Maria
In her set and Is held in the highest
esteem by all her friends. M.
laquinta ID one Of the scity's sterling
young men and Is very 4 fayorably
known In business circles. He has
been employed by the Arm Of I5einze
and Company for the last three years
and during that time has made q host
|of friends. s rs Is
+ The happy event will be solemnized
Fat the Church OF the Immaculate Com
ception about December j. The many
friends and Quaintances OF the young
people are showering Congratulations
upon them and the Telegram Joins IN
extending best Wishes. iss r
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Parsonage Wedding.

Martin q. ManearI and Miss Lura
Gadd, both Of this city, were married
at the parsonage Of the Adamston Uni-
ted Brethren church at 10 O'Clock this
morning. The ceremony was performed
by the pastor, the Rev. d. w. Cunning
ham. The bridegroom is a popular
employee Of the Hazel-Atlas Glass
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Mrs. Galley Entertal,ins.'

/ s0ithFno special honor guest Mrs.
Raymond John Galley entertained at
g beautifully appointed tea from 3 to
y O'clock Thursday afternoon at the
Waldo hotel. q I Y.
The drawing room and reception
hail were most artistic In their floral
decorations of autumn leaves and
nthemums augmented BY tall
palms and grouping OF ported plants.
Ropes of smilaxs with clusters Of vel
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1915-11-21

'Schubertz lave Marie ana eAll
Through the Night. cold Welsh mel
odyl sung bF MISS Eaton, accumpans
violin obligato By Albert hi Keffs
ber, were gems of the delight fully
arranged prog ram. I; B
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81. aIary,s Club Dnncel,.

Avery enjoyable and well attended
dance was given Wednesday evening
by til st. Mary's Club In the ST. Mary's
high school auditorium. About 100
guests attended and we'll selected
program Of dance music was played
by the James Jelly orchestra. The
committee in charge was composed Of
William lutheran, +. II. ,Dugan. q.
N. Mannix. Frank iMcG raws James
Killeen and Thomas Keenan,.
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Saving Club SNfeets.

The College Girls Sewing club met
with Miss bertha Bland from s. 70 5
O'Clock Thursday afternoon "a her
home on West Main street and
worked on their Christmas tancy
work. At 4 o'clock light refresh
.lnents were served blythe hostess.
Miss Louise Davis win be hostess cf
the club next week.
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Generous Donation.

a large crowd was present at the,
Bridgeport Met hodist Episcopal par
sonages Wednesday evening when the
Rev. and Mrs. Hamrick were tender
ed generous donation. Among the
visitors were many from the Baptist,
congregation. e 4