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jealousy-far from 1t. I wondered
~ the locker ever had been The
Fall Guy. or how much he had on
the Doll. Understand, I'm going
10 go II once again, for l like tho
girls, you see. But not many more
years of this bright. light stun for
me. Can't do 1t. Getting older
every day.
When ! get ready for the quiet
homo stuff, I'm going TO hunt up
little Miss Simplicity, get her to
take me, teach her the tango-per-
hsps. Anyhow, I'm playing safe,
for Miss Simplicity can 90 out
with me and no one has anything
on her. She'll at least stay out
Of shadow gowns and tea rooms
and makeup.
Being n man. I'd like to be able
to tell her O few OF mans
ideas. II certainly would be best
that way. There's too big risk
in the doll" I've met u few who
could tell me things. And I've
been around some.
ANOTHER ADMIRES OF THE
MODEST. HOMEMADE GIRL.
KNOWS MANY WHO'D BE PER.
Feet HUSBANDS.
Dear Madam: What Is a per-
feet husband? In my opinion
that question can be answered in
very few words.
He must be ready TO settle
down when he gets married. He
must love his wife. which will in
sure his being unseifsh and Civ.
inc her first consideration at al
times. know . great many Of
this kind. WM. X. &.
RIGHT THAT GIRLS sHoULr
LOOK OUT FOR THE FUTURE.
Dear Madam: have read the
letter from M. d." telling how
he was snubbed. In the first
place, he shouldn't have repre-
scented himself a travelling sales
man. They say that sailors have
q sweetheart In every port: well.
| think the same could be said of
travelling statesmen. Then, he
says that girls marry for money
and not for love. had q pro-
posal from a man fifty- nine years
old. He said he was worth
$4,000, but I wouldn't have him
II he was the last man in the
world. wouldn't want a per-
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For
Constipation
tx LAX.

I'M Delicious LAXATIVE Chocolats
Liar relieves constipation. regulates
IL stomach and bowels. stimulates tho
liver and promotes digestion. Good Tor
young and old. loo. s6c. and 60c. ss
g dsusists..
The evening world., 1915-08-20

GERMANY Is PAYING $1,000 A TON to house
holders for copper kitchen utensils.
The evening world., 1915-08-20

ONLY WOMAN DEALER In live Holsters in Ne
York is Mrs. Mary C. Pickett of No. p West Eight
The evening world., 1915-08-20

MOVIE SCHOOL FOR PASTORS has been estab-
Iished Illinois show them the value OF moving pic
lures church work and teach them machines
The evening world., 1915-08-20

SQUIRRELS COME HIGH in Port jefferson. Co
man $3.50 to shoot out OF season. and he did It
protect his wanuts, too.
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Mann of Hin, in NeW York:
WHAT IS A perfect Husband?
WHAT IS A PERFECT WIFE?
She's Not q "Painted Doll"


HmrrN be arhm
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MEN WHO GAMBLE and hold midnight beer parties
graves being sought by trustees OF South
IN. j. cemetery.
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GIRL SUES BRONX zoo for $4,000 damages be-
cause bounced of bucking elephant In taking
apidA
The evening world., 1915-08-20

Dear Madam; have taken out
several gay blondes, But that
Everybody turned around and
looked" stun didn't excite my
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-08-30
SIDE TALKS
Other PEOPLES Motives.
(6y u Cameron

Someone was wondering why a certain
woman WIS r. suffraRist.
oh. that's simple enough" explained
the woman who isn't. There's a rather
smart crowd In our town that's taken
up suffrage and she has taken that side
so as 70 be In with them"
y little letter someone asked her why
she was opposed to suffrage and she inn
mediatciy supplied them with some very
h~tgh-soundtng motives.
Her reasons for thinking as she did
were honest and worthy. but her op-
ponent's motives were not.
How did she know
How Do They Read Peoples Minds.
can't tell you. I suppose she knew
In that mysterious way IN which certain
people always know that the person who
does not think as they do ~ influenced
by unworthy considerations.
Cut from the same piece Of goods
are tho people who are always sure that
anyone who critics. them ~ narrow or
prejudtccd or actuated b. dislike. envy.
ptuue or some other unworthy motive.
\ young girl was obstinatcly bent on
pursuing what seemed to everyone about
her a foolish course. Her older sister
was arguing against a.. Aunt Lucy
thinks you're making a great mistake.
Aunt Lucy said the obstinate one
contemptuously. You know she's an
And Miss Marshall Cher bigb scboot
tcachcrD thinks rs absolutely crazy"
She wants everyone TO be = teacher
IKE herself. You can't tell anything
by what she says"
Everyone was ~Prejudiced Against Her.
We ll. Ruth Tan older girl for whom
the younger sister had always had a
great admirationl. said she was terri
bly sorry 60 hear your thought Of taking
~ that work. She didn't think you were
at all fitted for g."
The obstinate one never wavercd "a
moment We'll ! wouldn't have thought
Ruth would let herself be Influenced
against me By you and mother. was her
prompt explanation Of that.
lt plainly never occurred 90 her that
any 81 these people might BE- sincere
and wise In their criticisms. They criti-
Ciscd her. she was right. therefore they
must he either preiudiccd or m-advised.
Plainly this D. not the road 90 self
improvement and progress. on the con-
trary.
Question: am debating whether ~
send my girl 90 a co-cducation college.
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W0MAN'S CLUBS
Music Department

The program Of the music department
or the Woman's club. which il now well
under way FOR this years work prom
exceptional Interest for Its mem
beers. The seasons rccitals have now
been arranged and viii be held on the
fourth Wednesday Of each month at the
\. q. L. ". building on Chapline street.
The regular study meetings OF the de-
rartment viii be held on me second
Wednesday Of each month. The follow
ing program subject TO changes will be
offered during the coming year at the
public recitals.
WEDNESDAY. OCT. ~, 1915.
Recital.
Mrs. Linua-Hennig sherman.
WEDNESDAY. nov. 20, 1915.
Recital
Mrs Elsa Gundling Duga-
DECEMBER.
General Meeting.
Mrs. j. D.. Merrlman. chairman for the
day
WEDNESDAY. JAN. &c. 1915.
High school Orchestra
Miss Lucy Robinson. Conductor.
WEDNESDAY. FEB. %, 1915.
RectLaL
Mrs. Flora Williams.
WEDNESDAY. MARCH q. 1915.
Recital.
Miss Jessie Alma Wolf.
WEDNESDAY. APRIL %. 1915.
Recital
Mrs. Freda Leiucr W-oolenweber.
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HELPS FOR
HOUSEWIVES
Birthday Cake

oiTNn1dJ lake.
Place In a basin twelve eggs with
twelve ounces OF sugar. a teaspoon
full vanilla essence and sharply whisk
for fifteen minutes. Work a pound
of fresh butter in a bowl with a woou
en- spoon for FIVE minutes. add two
yolks . mix well. beat up whites OF
the twelve eggs to a stin froth and
add TO yolks. Mix with a skinner
until well mathematical: add one and
a half pounds sifted -four with two
stltspoons salt. and gently but thor
oughly mix with the skinner. Have
tin or mold. eight inches wide and
three inches high. line interior with
a buttered paper. drop in preparation.
neatly smooth surface. set I'm oven
for one and a half hours. remove. let
rest n and a half hours. Then urn
on wire pastry grating and remove
paper. Mix in a bowl four ounces OF
glazed sugar. she white OF an egg,
and evenly spread sugar over cake.
Decorate cake with assorted Candled
fruits; cut in very small pieces. keep.
ing TO the red and pink tones: place
on silver dish With a folded napkin:
arrange small candles all around ana
light them just before sending TO
table.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-08-30
How to Lose Your Tan,
Freckles or Wrinkles

a days motoring. on afternoon on the
tennis ground or Eoif Huka H eunh1Ah on
thr beach or exposure ON "a sea trim. nfau
brings ON q deep tan or vivid crimson or.
more porplcNinE stu n vigorous crop of
frerklfa q very necessary thing then &C.
merrnlizod wnV. which move tan. red
ness or frorklfH quite easily. % literally
ucclH orr the affected sklu-iuaf a little
- n time. au thrrc'n no hurt or injury.
A. The skin comes or in almost invisible
llahl PARTICLE no trace 0f the treatment
% shown. Get m ounce 0f merro1fged
waN 20 your druFgisfa and use thia
a. you would cold cream. wash
fnE it or mornings Dr. a week m eo
you wiU have an entirely new rkin.
Beautifully clear. Transparent and of "a
most delicate whifeueaa.
Wrinkles. 90 apt 20 form af his sea
son may b. easily and quickly removed
~ bathing the face ln n solution 81 pow
drrod aaNulife. 4 o.. dissolved in witch
hazel. p pint. This ia not only n pafu-
ahle a~etrinEenf. but has a beneficial
tonic effect also.
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ZEPPELlNS Do
SLIGHT DAMAGE
NO SAILOR OR SOLDIER HAS
BEEN EVEN WOUNDED 6Y
AIR RAIDS ON ENGLAND.
SO Writes Arthur estfour IN Letter 70
Frene-Makes No Reports on
AR Raios-Resson Given.

LONDON. Aug. -. 6:55 .. Mo
soldier or sailer has been killed or
even wounded. and only one occasion
has dsmaEe been inflicted which
could, by any stretch of language. BE-
described as Of the smallest military
Importance. says Arthur J. Balfour.
nrst lord OF the admiralty. OF the Yep
pelin raids on England in a letter TO A
correspondent who had complained
that the British OF these
raids were meaEre. while the German
reports on the same events. are quite
rich in lurid details
The reason. says Mr.. Balfour In
his letter. is quite simple. Zeppelins
attack under v OF night and By
preference on moonless nights. In
such conditions landmarks are elusive.
navigation difficult and errors inevita-
Bile and some times of surprising mag.
nitude. The Germans constantly as
sert. n may some times believe.
that they dropped bombs on places
which in fact they never approached.
Why make their future voyages
easier by telling them where they
Numbered in the past? Since their
errors are our gain. why dissipste
them2 Let US learn what We can
from the enemy. but let US teach him
only what we Nobody will. I
think. be disposed TO doubt that this
reticence Is tu~dicious. But the ques-
ton may still De asked whether II Is
used not merely TO embarrass the Ger
mans but unduly to reassure the
British.
A Great Problem.
How ought We to ate the Zeppe-
Inns among the weapons OF attack and
what W. they done and what can
they do? To this last question I do
not one a reply. | cannot prophecy
fare which still Is in its infancy. I
can, however, say something OF its re-
suits during the past.
That IL has caused much suffering
TO many innocent people unhappily Is
certain, but ever this result. with all
its tragedy has been modified out of
all proportion by uniformed rumors
| am assured by the home office that
during the last twelve months seven
ty-one civilian adults and eighteen
children have been killed and that 1Ss
civilian adults and 81 children have
been injured. Judged by numbers.
that cumulative result OF many success
sive crimes does not equal the single
effort of a submarine which. to the I'M
concealed pride Of Germany and the
horror of all n world. sent LBS I'M
offending civilians to the bottom in
the Lusitania.
Yet IL is bad enough and we may
well ask what military advantage has
been gained at the cost Of so much
innocent bloom"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-08-30
THOMSON CLASS
Men Of Island Church Had CHARGE Of
Yesterdays Services az
Y. N. c. A.

The Mems meeting At the y. VI. G.
A. yesterday afternoon was one 81 tho
most successful that has been conduct.
cd there. The meeting was well az.
tended and an inspiring program was
carried out The Thomson VI. r.
church Bible class Of the Island. had
charge Of the meeting and a large
number OF the members we're in a..
tendance.
Dr. W. g. HartinRer. pastor Of the
Thomson VI. p. church. was tho prin.
clpal speaker. while addresses were
made BY many other members OF tho
class a delightful musical program
was rendered.
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Much interest centers about the lawn
this week ON the lawn surrounding the
residence OF Mrs. g. J. Milton. OF
Monument Place. The Jane Pryor Guild
OF st Pauls Episcopal church. have the
affair In charge which promises 20 b.
quite a success In it's entertainment
features. A program OF musical num-
bers. together with rccitations. will BE-
rendered. Attractive tables where re-
frcshments will be for sale are to b.
placed about the grounds. the entertain-
ment beginning At 7 o'clock.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-08-30
BEST SELLERS IN
THE MUSIC WORLD

The most popular Victor records
last week. az reported by a well
known local music firm. are.
i7Si9-"Ma Pickaniny Babe. and
When It's Moonlight in Mayo
1IS25-'NeU Have n Jubilee In Ny
Old Kentucky Home. and Alabama
jubilee
17SO2-1talian-Spanlsh Favorite'
ACCORDION solOl and "Ncrnona
Waltz. tAccordeon solol
The best selling sheet music So.
lectiOns reported. are
Down on Bom-Bombay. MacDon.
aid Carol
In the Land OF Love. Radford-
whiting.
MY Tom Tom Man. Van.
Alstyne.
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DIT. and Mrs. f. l.. Armbrecht. OF
StS2 Jacob street, returned Saturday
from Zoar. Ohio. where they spent
three weeks.
Albert Seibett. clerk OF the Ohio
river board. formerly connected with
the local corps OF United States on.
%gineers. now located In Cincinnati,
left for the Queen City yesterday,
after spending. three weeks At his
home in Elm Grove.
Harry McNary and sister. Miss Wiz.
ginia, OF Clarksburg. are guests OF
their cousin, Miss Elma Paterson. OF
Elm Grove.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harley Stein. Of the
city. are spending several days as the
guests Of friends and relatives At New
Martinsville.
James Reese. motorman on the out.
the-pike division OF the West Wiz.
ginia Traction company. f. confined
TO his home in South Wheeling. criti-
cally ill.
Mrs. Thomas Grimm and daughter
will return today 10 their home al
West Alexander after having spent
the past few days a. the guest Of
friends and relatives in eastern Ohio.
Mr.. and Mrs. James =. Maxwell. Of
the Island. returned yesterday from
Mountain Lake park. where they spent
the past three weeks.
Henry Myers. engineer at the Eighth
Ward FIRE department. started on his
vacation yesterday which he intends
TO spend boz the city
Thomas West Of W vs.. Twins
South side pharmacy. has resigned
bile HaHHHHLm Hn r.MHaH.. la. ..H.. .
the Wheeling high school
Mrs g. T.. Holmes. Of sistersviIie.
was In the city yesterday visiting
friends and relatives Tor tho dav
Miss b. Dickson. Of Woodlawn. will
return today from Columbus. where
she has been visiting friends and rela.
tivos Tor several DAYS.
Vs. q Ella. Captain LisEy and
George Butts have returned from
Charles Town where they attended the
Knights Of Tythias convention held
boz that city.
Fred Blum. 81 ma Chaplne street.
Dr. spending "a two weeks vacation
with friends af Canton. %
Miss M1tmc MerFrhrod. Of North
Main street. returned Saturday from a
two vcnke stay Of Highland Cottage.
Terra Alta
Misses Clara and NoIic NoIbur and
Angela Lldvir OF WhcoHne have no..
turned homo after spending y few
days uf their vacation with SIR aud
Mrs Henry Wheeler. Of Seventeenth
street. Warwood
Miss Mary Wilson. OF Woodsdaie
Who haa been spending The past two
weeks visiting friends in Ciarksburg
arrived home Saturday
Mrs ~ D. Burt of the Island and
Miss sue Mctcalf Of Fifteenth street.
have returned home from "a several
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-08-30
AWARD CONTRACT
Suburban Light and Water Com.
psny VIII Furnish Water 20 Elm
Couf-WiH Soon start Work.

% was learned yesterday evening mat
the contract has been awarded 10 the
pany. for the furnishing Of water 20
Elm Court.
Work on piping the new addition
viii BE- started within q short time
Other work being done on Elm Court.
rapidly nearing completion. Practi.
cally al Of the sowcring has ocen
completed.
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Do you think that such a college is
dangerous to p girls morals or
Anxious Mother.
Answer-Emphaticaily not. II she's
any kind OF "A girl. Personally ! am "A
great believer in the bencficcnt influence
OF co-education in Keeping "a girl so ac-
cushioned to the other sex that she
doesn't lose her head whenever she sees
n man. In the words Of David starr
Jordan. There Is less Stiffness and folly
where man Is not a novelty
RUTH CAMERON.
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A Healthy Bath

Doctors. nurses and the like. seem
20 have known that tho bath 4. .m.
proved0 in ifs efficiency boz direct pro.
portion 90 its anfiseptic qualities The
water cau be- made antI-opfic or free
from germ iifo ty tho liberal use OF
% Mule Team Powdered Uoric now
sold at drug stores
Tho cost a. o. tri0c The effect De-
rather surprising just try b. tonight
Buy 60 from your druggist.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-08-30

The Alpine club invites all member
and their friends to "A social gathering
which will be held Tuesday evening. Sep
tember IA, at the Columbia club audi
torium. The club members together
with tho ladies OF st. Alphonsus church
have been nesting every Tuesday even
ing TO work for the bazaar which will be
held In November.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-08-30

Saturday morning at 1880 o'clock oc-
Honecker and Mr.. William II. Heintz.
Rev. A c. Rasche OF 81. Pauls Evan
gclical church. performed the
There were NJ attendants. Mr.. and Mrs.
Heintz established themselves In their
new home on Jacob street. where they
will be home TO their many friends. Mr..
Heintz IS employed in the office OF the
Bloch Brothers Tobacco company.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-08-30

Mr.. and Mrs. J. r.. Bender. Of Bethie-
hem. viii entertain the two adult Bible
classes Of the Mt. Onvet NJ. p. church.
Tuesday evening. with their teachers.
Mr.. NJ. a. MARBLE and Mrs. 4. NJ. sned-
sker. The hours from 1880 Co 1880 will
be given over 10 social pleasures.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-08-30

The Columbia club will hold another
Of its smokers Thursday evening. Sep
TENDER 10. at which all members are
to be present. An especially IN
t%eresting program is under arrangement.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-08-30

Adams-Ankey.

Monday. August %. Rev. 8. s.
Adams. OF Wheeling. solemnized the
marriage OF Miss Elda :. Ankey.
daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs. William An
key. and A. Lloyd Adams. son of Mr..
and Mrs. W. A. Adams. 10Th OF Johns
town. Pa. The ceremony was per
formed at the brides home Monday
morning at 3 o'clock. A wedding
breakfast followed. after which the
young couple left for a wedding trip
through the East and will later make
their home on Mckinley avenue.
Johnstown. Rev. Adams is an uncle
of the groom.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-08-30
THE NTELLIGENCER'S
PATTERN DEPARTMENT

Comfortable Froek for the
Little Girl-ciri's Dress in Hioh
or Low Neck Outline, with
sleeve In Either or Two
Lengths end Bloomers.
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Miss Sarah l.. Dixon. or Martins
Ferry. entertained a number OF her
friends at her home. Saturday after
noon. The guests assembled on the
large porch which was prettily decorat-
ed with plants and flowers. Needle
work provided the afternoons enjoy
able pastime which was concluded by
the serving of a luncheon.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-08-30

The rcguiar afternoon card party OF
the Ladies' Masonic club. will be held
Wednesday afternoon OF this week ~ the
Hotel Windsor. the hours from two to
ave. All who plan to attend
are asked to call Bell 1O4-W by Tuesday
noon.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-08-30

!. Nils MIS- MSry Pat,erson viii Ires,de at
evening. given I'm honor Of Miss Hazel
Edwards. OF Mansfield. o.. the house
guest of Miss Pauline Seifert. OF South
Chapline street. Linger Long Inn at
Brookside, will be the scene OF the af-
fair which will prove a most charming
assembly.
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Dotted percale TN pink and white
was used IN this Instance The de-.
siEn d. also good for linen. dril. lin
enc. glnrham. Chambroy. cashmere.
wolfe. repp or poplin. The sleeve in
wrist length De- Gnisbod with a band
cuff Tn short length. q shaped fac
ina supplies p meet trimming The
dress in low neck outline. mas De- nn.
ishcd with the shaped yoke facing. az
Illustrated The comfortable bloom.
ere. may replace ~potticoats. and will
D. found on ideal underrarmpnt The
Pattern A. cut in 9 sizes q g. q and
3 years. 10 requires 3 yards 81 IS
inch material for the dress and O yard
Tor The bioomers. for a q year size.
A pattern C. this Illustration mailed
io any address on receipt Of Zoe Boz
silver or stamps
Address Pattern Department. The
Intelligence. 1902 Main street
weeks trip ia points In Kcntucky.
The, we're accompanied by Mrs VI
49, Brooks OF Little Rock. Ark who
VIII Do The guest Of her sister Mrs
Burt. for several DAYS
James donaldson. 81 this CITY. be- the
guest 81 friends a. Flushing. %.
william BumEardner who has been
visiting u A Bailey Of Colerain. %
has returned 10 hts home On Wheeling
Miss Rhea Goodwin is the guest 81
friends az Wilmington.
Mrs Elizabeth Wheat is visiting
Mrs 4 NJ Burt Of Washington.
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Misses


Miss Myra Little entertained at her
home In Elm Grove Saturday night. in
honor OF Miss Marion Spangler. who
leaves today to make her future home
In Clarion. W. Va. Serving OF dainty
Refreshments marked the conclusion
of a pleasant evening at games and
music.
praaanf uara.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-08-30
About People
Movements 81 individuals to
and From :I,s City.
AT THE HOTELS.
N~~~~~~

MeLure-S. W. Demey. Cambridge.
o; Mr.. and Mrs. w. T. Bailey,
Maynesburg, Pa: John r. Inghrane,
Waynesburg, Pa; J. ~. Callahan.
M~organtown; G. c. Carr. Fremont. o.:
NJ. a. Maher. Portsmouth, O.
The Rosers"-R. A. Munchwiler,
Washington. Pa; John G. Wexel.
Pittsburgh; A. J. Schuchert, Pitts.
burgh; W. s. Carroll. Pittsburgh.
Stamm-Geo. W. Murphy. Pitts.
burgh; Henry u. Wood. Cleveland: A.
u. Casemon. Cincinnati; c. Amady,
Pittsburgh.
Grand Centrsl-Ira Wilson. Ho-
gans; G. S. Miracle. S~teubenviIle:
Harley Wilson. Clarksburg.
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4 pleasant gathering Saturday after
noon at the home OF Mrs. r. A. McGre-
gor OF Beech Glen, complimented her
and Miss Edith Eastman. OF Iowa CITY.
The guests sewed the hours from 2 10 S,
when an attractive luncheon was served
Those who were present:
Misses.
Edith Eastman Lucille Hicks
Virginia Higgins Elizabeth Eskev
Catherine LETTERS Mary Memminger,
Anne Hugus OF Oklahoma.
+. G. Eastman T.. A. McGreRor.
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PostNuptisi Shower.

Miss Margaret Schneider. OF Six
street win entertain al her
home this evening for Mrs. Emmett
spangier. one OF last weeks brides.
guests will include a small circle
OF Intimate friends who will spend the
our very enJoyably with games and
music y Wil later shower the bride
with a number OF pretty gifts. A
luncheon served at 10 o'clock will BE-
enjoyed BY the guests. who will in
ciude.
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Question: am debating whether 90
send my girl 90 a co-cducation college.