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Evening journal., 1915-10-19

ali ENGLAND DISCUSSES CABINET SITUATION
3d., United Press.
LONDON. oct ls-~can the Asquia Cabinet last'' al
england asking today
That there have been differences the ministers s
corning MANY O, the wars grayeat problems Las leen known
I'm some time Sir Edward car-ons resignation as attornes
nsr., snpbasiaed them SO sharply That many politicians
Looked sr the whole administration speedy fan
Announcement today Premier Aslltl So 1 a 60
oeoe.si,ate several days complete strengthened mis- M
nr OF the genuneness Of the illness doubt
felt It was recalled however that just such
nouncenent forerunner Of Iheophlo peiease
ssnaion as Foreign Minister ! France
On one hand. strong pressure being brought
vent Wholesale designations by tie ministers tb wosle
ueesitate national election geenay felt that ths
present is no time for such a
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rI1L0CE IN AGAIN.

Robert Tullock was aned SO and
costs in City Court today on charge
o. drunkenness. II was his six
teenth appearance n court
John sheridan, who yesterday fin
ished serving ten days in the work
house, was fned SO and costs on a
charge Of drunkenness.
George Jones was fned s. and costs
on q charge Of drunkenness. II was
his atth appearance in City Court
this wear.
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French REPULSE
GRENADE ATTACK
and HOLD Line
Artillery Fire Also SiIenceS
German Guns on the
Eparges Front
.AVIATORS WRECK FOES
BURLIONCOURT HANCARS
By The United Press

PARIS, oct "solidly installed
in positions they had taken from the
Germans IN Bois En- -Hache.' said the
statement issued by the war office
today, French infantry forces Mon
day night repulsed three formidable
grenade attacks by the enemy
Lively fusillades were exchanged
at Lihons and east Of the Navarin
farm, in the Champagne, bomb and
petard fighting occurred.
The French artillery silenced an
intense hombardment by the Ger
mans on Eparges.
"Our aviators bambarded the Ger
mans Burlioncourt aviation ground
on the nights Of October II and rs.
and demolished the hangers"
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BULGARs REpORT ADYANCEs.

BY The United Press.
LONDON. Oct 19.-Capture Of a
long list of obscure villages a few
miles inside the eastern and north
eastern Serbian frontier was claimed
today in an official Bulgarian re-
port. received from Sofia via Vienna
and Berlin. The Morava valley, IL
was asserted, had been occupied by
the Bulgars I'm the Vrania region.
All along their line, said the report
the Bulgarians are advancing.
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PRFNIFR AsOUTTH III.

By The United Pre-. :.
LONDON, Oct. 19.-Premier As
quith was i'll today. necessitating a
few days rest.
DR. T W. Parkinson, the Premier's
physician. issued a bulletin saying his
patient was suffering from CASTRO
intestinal catarrh and would have 10
have several days complete repose.
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THrIR NIGHT NOT DISTURBED.

James Smith. Edward Gray, Mer-
rett Gregg. Levi Ruth and Frank
Connor IS ere each fnod So and costs
in City Court today on charges ot
trespass. James Rizzo said the men
pried open the door OF his stable,
No. S23 Pleasant street last night and
entered and were asleep there when
he found them
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DELAwARF HOsPITAL CAsEs.

Physicians at the Delaware Hos
pital today treated the following pa
tients: u. u. Parker, Rockford, cut
finger; Charles Chesni, No. 507 Town
send street, sprained wrist; Thomas
Kane. No. 422 Spruce street, broken
ribs; Miller Benson, cut finger, H. T.
Frain, No. 1901 West street. cut
finger, and /. r. Walters, foreign
body IN eye.
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srrpNl rnnGF TNsrALLATION

Grand Master Workman Ball, ac-
oo,,ronies bv Grand Recorder Pret-
t,--,,an Grand Organizer Davidson,
ana Z. c. Clark, took an autoll1o--e
trip to Smyrna lest evening ana IN
stalled the otacers OF Mizpas Louse'
No. 16. The evening was deiiShttuliy
spent after the meeting refreshments
were served.
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eTRMlNs HoID $1,000 BRITIsH.

BY The United Press.
LONDON. Oct. 19.-Answering a
question in the House Of Commons
today. Under War Secretary Tenant
said there are approximately $4,000
British war prisoners in Germany.
Evening journal., 1915-10-19
IR- CHANDLER
HOME PROM WEST

Lilburre Chandler, attorney. has
returned home from an extended TIP
through Nebraska. He brought nome
quite a collection Of souvenirs rom
the land of the Great Northwest
Evening journal., 1915-10-19
ANOTHFR WAR ZONE YICTTM.

By The United Press.
LONDON. Oct. 19s.-sinking of the
British Wilson liner Aleppo, 1870
tons, presumably by a German sub
marie. with the rescue Of the crew,
was announced today.
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ru.NEFrL FoR pONATI0Ns.

Members OF the Junior Board Of
the Layton Home desire TO thank all
those who contributed so literally
on donation day, recently held at
the home.
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MS IEG CRUSHED BY LUNBEh-

Michael Gallagher, Of Phnadeiphla'
employed at Carney's Point was re-
moved 10 the Physicians ana sur
reon's Hospital today suffering ron
broken leg Lumber fell on Gal
lagher.
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GERMAN SHIP TORPEDOED.

NN ITT ITITTW T IN7"7
STOCKHOLM. Oct, 19-British
submarines today torpedoed the Ger
man steamships Pernambuco and
sodenhamm in the Baltic, sinking the
former vessels.
Evening journal., 1915-10-19
JERSEY Votes TODAY
ON WOMAN SUFFRAGE
Conservative Judges of Sit
uation Say Election
Will Be Close
PRESIDENT WILSON
SUPPORTS CAUSE

: WASHINGTON, Oct l0.-This is
the order in which States of the
Union have conceded suffrage TO
women;
Wyoming. 1869. Colorado. 1893;
Idaho, 1885, Utah, 1896; Washing
ton, 1910: California. 1911; Arizona,
1912; Kansas, 1912; Oregon, 1912;
Illinois partial suffrage), 1913;
Montana, 1914; Nevada, 1914.
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WEATHER

Locai rains tonight; We'd
nesday, partly cloudy; gen.
tie to moderate south and
southwest winds.
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HOSTESS FOR CAPTAIN AND
MRS. GOLDERMAN.

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Among the bright courtesies Of the
week was that paid Captain and Mrs.
P. s. Golderman, of Fort Barrancas,
last evening when Miss Daisye Hyer
entertained for them at Virginia
Lodge, her mothers hospitable Bay
shore. home, in honor of their tenth
wedding anniversary.
Among the guests were, besides
Captain and Mrs. Golderman, Captain
and Mrs. Muslin, Captain and Mrs.
Douglass, Mrs. Alba Warren, Miss
Mollie Brent, Mr.. and Mrs. w. B.
Wright, Mr.. Teno Brent, Mr.. Mans
field Moreno, Miss Grace Reid, of
Philadelphia, Miss Genevieve Brent,
Miss Frances Brent, Mr.. Hunter
Brown, Mr.. and Mrs. Wilmer Hay
ward, Miss May Curtis, Miss Lille
Taylor, Mr.. Fellows, DR.. and Mrs.
Tierney, Mr.. D. B. Mcmillan, Mrs.
Cole, Miss Julia Knowles, Mrs. Albert
Hyer and Mr.. Knowles Hyer, DR.. M.
E. Quina, Mr.. and Mrs. w. A. Blount,
Mr.. and Mrs. Gus Eitzen, Captain
Mcbride, Mr.. Robert Quina, Lieut..
Bartlette, Lieut.. Spencer, Lieut.. Ram
sey, Paymaster Gwynne, Mr.. Tom
Hanlon, Mr.. Adams, and Mr.. G. e.
Dobson.
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CHRISTMAS PARTY AT
UNIvERSALIST SUNDAY
CTrynnV

A Christmas party was given to
the Universalist Sunday school yes
terday afternoon from three to five,
at the residence Of Mrs. T. c. Credible,
500 East Wright street.
The children came with bright,
merry faces and hearts all aglow
with the thought Of having a good
time and it was treat to the grown
ups to watch their eyes sparkle with
delight and to listen to their mirth,
songs and recitations, interpreted
with music, so well rendered. With
the announcement that Santa" had
provided fine supply of good things
for them, came the distribution of
presents, each child receiving some
thing dear to them, followed by ius-
cious fruits and candy, making their
joy complete; then came the inspir-
ing song, Onward Christian Sol
diers," by the school, and exchanging
good wishes for glad, happy New
Year, brought the party to a close
and all wended their way homeward
to dream of dear old Santa until next
year, 1916.
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HOUSE PARTY AT FORT
DEPOSIT.

Among the delightful Inequalities
Of the holiday season was the house
party at the home Of DR.. G. w. l..
Carr, Fort Deposit, Ala, planned by
his youngest son, ia. Carr, Of Birm-
ingham. Nothing was omitted that
could have added charm and attrac-
tiveness to the occasion.
Everything was complete to the
minutest detail. The house was love-
ly In its dress of Christmas red and
green.
This was family gathering, and
there we're guests from Georgia, Ala
bama, Florida and Texas. Three gen
erations were represented. AS a fit
ting finale to this most joyous occa-
sion, picture of the family group
was made.
The personnel included the follow
ing: DIR. G. w. L. Carr, Fort Deposit,
Ala; J. M. Carr, Atlanta, Ca; Mr..
and Mrs. C. w. Carr, Birmingham,
Ala; Miss Amy Carr, Fort Deposit,
Ala; Miss Irene Carr, Fort Deposit,
Ala; Mrs. G. w. L. Carr, Navasota,
Texas; Georgia Carr, Navasota,
Texas; Mr.. and Mrs. E. w. Bowie,
Talladega, Ala; Carr Bowie, Talla-
dega, Ala; Leonard Bowie, Tallade-
ga, Ala; Mary Irene Bowie, Talla-
dega, Ala; Mr.. and Mrs. ]. A. Jen-
kins, Geneva, Ala; ]. A. Jenkins, Jr.,
Geneva, Ala; Mrs. J. A. Van Pelt,
Pensacola, Fla; Master Will Van
Pelt, Pensacola, Fla; Mrs. L. F. Jack
son, La Grange, Ga; Rosa Lee Gill
mer, La Grange, Ga.-Montgomery
Advertiser.
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Cut This Out
II Is Worth Money

Cut out this Advertisement. enclose
5 cents to Foley. & Co. 1855 Sheneld
Ave, Chicago, H., writing your name
ceive in return trial package con.
tanning:
ca Foiey's Honey and Tar Com
pound. the standard family remedy
Tor coughs, colds. Group. whooping
cough. tightness and soreness in
chest, grippe and bronchial coughs.
(2l Foley Kidney Pills, for over
worked and disordered kidneys and
bladder ailments, pain in sides and
back due to Kidney Trouble, sore
muscles, stiff Joints, backache and
rheumatism.
(3) Foley Cathartic Tablets, q
wholesome and thoroughly cleansing
cathartic. Especially comforting to
stout persons. and a purgative needed
by everybody with sluggish bowels
and torpid liver. You can try these
three family remedies for only Sc.
D'ALEMBERTE'S PHARMACY.
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YOUNGER SET ENTERTAINED
WITH HOLIDAY DANCE.

Among the prettiest of the holiday
dances was that at which Mr.. and
Mrs. w. S. Garfield entertained last
night for their daughter, Miss Ade-
laide Garfield, at their home on Bayou
Texar. The spacious rooms were
very bright and lovely with flowers
and greenery, pink and white having
been chosen for the decorative
scheme.
Among those enjoying the evening
were: Misses Doris Merritt, Anna La
mar, Ethel Twitty, Ethel Paderick,
Dorothy Bingham, Marion Laney, Va
lerie Reese, Jane Durham, Eleanor
Mitchell, Carrie Moreno, Robbie
Hyer, Cornelia Brown, of Century,
Rowena Marsh, Lizzie Bell, Elizabeth
Watson, Grace Owen, Fanny Grant,
Judith Maxwell, Wilma Barkdull,
Myrtle Rice, Eleanor Schofeld,
Eleanor and Margaret Ray, Made
Hooton, AdeIia Rosasco, of Bay
Point; Tom Barkdull, William Bon
acker, Clarence Melton, Tom Ken
nedy, Pickett Jones, Mr.. Hendrix,
Lester Horrell, George Owen, Horace
Grant, William Anderson, Newman
McLane, Burton johnson, Reginald
DeSilva, I. D. Thames, Rhoulac An
derson, Harold White, Jack Merritt,
Harry Gibbs, Dana Mitchell, Carl
Sandusky, Forsyth Caro-, JEFF and
Frank Beard, Miss Marguerite Finch
and Mr.. Flo Turner, Miss En- Turner
Merritt and Harold Wright, Miss Kit
ten Merritt and Henry Green, Mr..
and Mrs. J. S. Leonard, Misses Mamie
Merritt, Charliebelle Laney, Bertha
and Pearl Murphy, Mrs. George
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Charles Cottrell, Mrs. Frank Marston.
Miss Florence Marston, Mrs. Frank
L. Mayes, Mrs. Wallace Lamar, Mrs.
Charles Born, Mrs. C. ]. Oerting, Mrs.
VIII Morgan, Mrs. Henry Wicke, Mrs.
=. w. Speed, Mrs. G. A. Fulghum,
Mrs. Steve Fulghurn, MrE. Harry
Lurton, Mrs. Frank Welles, Mrs. w.
H. Northup, Mrs. C. w. Upp, Mrs. Ed
Gale Quifa, Mrs. Frank Carroll, Mrs.
Cleve Hester, Mrs. ID. T. White, Miss
Blanche White, Mrs. w. H. Morgan,
Mrs. Walter White, Mrs. James Ger
elds.
A pretty holiday touch to the after
moons entertainment were the score
cards having bells as their decora-
ton, while tiny Kewpies, representa-
tive of the New Year, were presented
each guest.
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MISS WELLES HOSTESS AT
JAPANESE TEA.

jar AINE1SL LEA.
No lovelier party has frightened
the Christmas holidays than that at
which Miss Ruth Welles entertained
on Wednesday afternoon when she
invited a number of the college set to
a Japanese Tea at the home of her
mother, Mrs. T. E. Welles, on East
Gadsden street.
When the guests arrived they were
met by the young hostess and her two
small nieces, Margaret and Doris
Welles, all three wearing lovely Jap
anese gowns, with hair dressed in
the mode of the Flowery Kingdom.
Japanese incense and narcissi were
used to give just the desired ORR
entail touch to the surroundings of the
beautiful home, Japanese tea was
served, with the salad course, and for
tunes were told with the quaint, weird
Japanese flowers, the dry and with
cred stalks of which became beauti-
full, in the Japanese bowls consecrated
to their poisoning.
The guests who enjoyed this pretty
courtesy Of Miss Welles were: Misses
Nell Yates, Beth Walton, Audrey
Coons, Natalie Moffett, Kathleen
Morrison, Gladys Smith, Katherine
Haydn, Ruth Haydn, and their guest,
Miss Schwalmeyer.
Miss Welles will leave in a few
DAYS for National Park Seminary
near Washington, D. c., where she
has been a student for several years
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Mackey and young daughter, Miss
Pearle, Of Roberts; Mr.. 2. v. Carter,
OF Moline; Mf. and Mrs. Henry j.
Mackey, Mr.. and Mrs. William G.
Mackey and family, Mr.. and Mrs. A.
NJ. Mackey and family.
The day sped all too fast for this
jolly crowd, each declaring, al they
parted late in the evening, that they
had indeed spent very Merry Christ
mas.
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CHRISTMAS ENTERTAINMENT
AT BARTH.

The Christmas entertainment given
at Barth school, No. 81. Miss Alice
Pritchard, principal, was a decided
success, and consisted Of beautiful
decorated Christmas tree, laden with
good things and gifts for each and
every pupil, and a real Santa Claus
to distribute them, which gladdened
their hearts.
The patrons also enjoyed the play,
entitled, 20, You Teacherl" given by
the school, directed by Miss Pritch-
ard. 81
The music was kindly furnished by
Mrs. Carney Hicks, who also assisted
with several vocal selections, which
were greatly appreciated.
Every one present declared the
evening pleasantly spent, and many
thanks due the principal.
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BUT YOU BELIEVED IN Me.

When dreams were morning-stung,
And every heartbeat flung
A challenge in the wind;
And when the purple end
Of every common road
Was Fortunes bright abode;
When every calling sea
Was shored with Already,
was so foolish-young-
But you believed in me!
When dreams were burned from gold
To gray, and manifold
Gaunt figures haunted there,
And ghosts were everywhere;
When Hope, with withered wing,
Could neither soar nor sing;
When Trust was Treachery,
And God had ceased to be!
Ny blood was clammy-cold--
But you believed in me!
Your faith has built the fears,
The wreckage and the tears
To daring dreams again,
The God who fashions me
Knew we'll, my dear, that you
Could build me back so true,
And cause my will to be
So strong, that even He
Could trust me through the years
II you believed in me!
Perrin Holmes Lowery, in Southern
Woman's Magazine.
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MISS EVELYN LEWIS

HUSTESo.
Miss Evelyn Lewis was hostess to
a few friends yesterday afternoon, at
the home of her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Richard Lewis.
Five Hundred was played, the
guests being Misses Elizabeth Cert
ing, Marie Born, Elmo Morgan,
Wilma Barkdull, Clara Pepper. Mary
Marshall Wright, Louise Nelson,
Blanche Mauldin, Juanita Sprinkle,
Margaret Brown and lola Bird.
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Turner, Mr.. Whiting Hyer, Mrs. w.
A. Ray, Mrs. S. E. Osgood, Mr.. and
Mrs. John A. Merritt, Mr.. and Mrs.
r. H. Turner, John Anderson, George
Malone, Billy Roberts, Armistead
Covington, Teddy Muldon, John
Hustled.
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HOLIDAY GUESTS PLEASANTLY
SURPRISED.
Among those from out-of town who
have enjoyed the holidays in Pensa-
cola is Mr.. William B. Carr, of Hat
tiesburg, Miss, who spent short
time in the city as the guest Of Mr..
Charles Driver, and who with his host
was most delightfully."- surprised yes
terday afternoon, when a number of
friends called at the hospitable Driver
home on Tenth avenue, and organized
a skating party in his honor.
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the late DR.. j. C. Whiting and Mrs.

the late DR.. J. c. Whiting and Mrs.
Whiting, and through both her
fathers and mothers families are
widely related in Pensacola, her
mother having been a Miss Hyer be-
fore her marriage.
Mr.. Partridge, who is a Mississip-
plan by birth, having come to this
city from Vicksburg, has made many
friends since coming to Pensacola
where he is successfully engaged in
the insurance business.
No cards have been issued to the
wedding, which will be quietly cele-
brated at eight o'clock in the evening,
January IL, witnessed by the brides
relatives and friends.
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MRS. WRIGHT HOSTESS TO
FIVE HUNDRED CLUB.

Mrs. 81. T. Wright was hostess yes
terday afternoon to the members of
the Five Hundred Club, her prettily
appointed home on Fifteenth street,
with its bright holiday decorations Of
ferns, holly and poinsettias, making
most attractive setting for those
who played, her guests being Mrs.
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PARTRIDGE-WHITING WEDDING
JANUARY TWELFTH.

There is a great deal of very cor
dial interest in the announcement of
the approaching marriage Of Miss
Belle Hyer Whiting and Mr.. Leslie
Partridge, which will take place on
the evening of January 18th at the
Christ church, Rev. John II. Brown
performing the marriage ceremony.
Miss Whiting is the daughter Of
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take place on the evening of January
twelfth, among these Miscellaneous
Shower at which Mrs. William Pierce
will be hostess, and an afternoon
party at which Mrs. George Owen
and Mrs. B. S. Hancock will enter
tain.
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CALISTHENICS GAINING IN
POPULARITY.

y
when calisthenics were introduced
into the schools, and broke the daily
monotony, to the better physical and
mental attitude of teacher and pupil
towards the work of the day. Then
for some reason calisthenics dropped
out Of fashion-school fashion, any
how-and 50 it is only very recently
calisthenics have been revived and
reintroduced into the schools. This
is certainly step in the right direc-
ton, for even though the calsthenics
are not the same that the parents of
the boys and girls used to practice,
with so much vim and vigor, they
are quite as good, and it must be adj
mitted, when intelligently directed.
even better than those of an earlier
day, before the Swedish exercises had
been given the recognition since OBJ
tanned by the splendid aids they have
proved in development.
Long ago we used to count in calls
themes, or practice with the aid of
the piano, but today the Victrola has
stepped in and lent itself to this as
to so many other things. Under the
direction of Mrs. James F. Phillips,
and through the kindness of Mr..
Emanuel of the Reynalds' Music
House, the children Of the primary
department of the Pensacola public
schools, take the Swedish exercises
to the music of the Victrola, and are
not only developing in suppleness,
grace and strength, but in musical
taste as well.
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MEETING OF SHAKESPEARE
CTJJR p0STpONED

The meeting of the Shakespeare
Club; which was to have taken place
yesterday afternoon at the home Of
Mrs. John Pace, has been postponed,
the date to be announced later.
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ENTERTAINED ON
CHRISTMAS DAY.

Mr.. and Mrs. James C. Conner of
East Gadsden street, entertained most
delightfully."- on Christmas day, their
guests including Mr.. and Mrs. ]. D.
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GUEST OF
MRS. PHILLIPS.

Mr.. and Mrs. James F. Phillips
have as their guest the latter's
mother, Mrs. w. G. Powell, of Jack
sonville, who arrived in the city We'd
nesday.
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PRENUPTIAL COURTESIES FOR
MISS WHITING.
A number of courtesies are planned
for Miss Belle Whiting, whose mar
riage to Mr.. Leslie Partridge will
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WASHINGTON DEBUTANTE HAS
RELATIVES HERE.

Among the pretty debutantes who
will be introduced to society in Wash
ington this winter is Miss Anita Kite,
daughter of Surgeon I. w. Kite, U. s..
N, retired. Miss Kite, yho made
her debut on December Goth, and is
considered one Of Washington's love-
Hest buds. She has many relatives
in Pensacola, her mother having been
Miss Ida Crona before her marriage,
daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. ]. T. Crona.
DR.. and Mrs. Kite have made their
home in Washington FOR some years,
where their young daughter is very
popular.
Very attractive pictures of Miss
Kite have appeared recently in WASH
ington and other papers.
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