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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-02-23
WHEAT PRICE
STILL TOO LOW,
ASSERTSCANBY
Head of Wheat Pit Scouts
Idea of Conspiracy by
the r ,crs.
ECONOMIC LAW. NOT
SPECULATION, HE SAYS

you can't mo- with economic
iaw." said c. II. CANDY. president OF
the Chicago Board OF Trade at the
w~aldorf-Astoria yesterday afternoon.
People have tried it. but never with
any success"
Mr.. Candy came TO New York yester-
day at the invitation OF Attorney-Gen-
eral Egbur. Z. Woodbury. TO testify at
the resumption this morning Of the At
torney-Generars Investigation to de-
termine whether the increased price OF
bread. flour and wheat has been due
10 any criminal conspiracy. He is a
voluntary witness and has agreed to
throw all the light he can upon what
he believes to be the causes that have
led to present conditions in the wheat
market.
His explanation. threshed TO funda-
mentsls, IL that tho price Of wheat has
risen because many nations OF the
world, as the result of the European
war are seeking American wheat and
the law OF supply Ind demand is In
eNorable
Sees No conspiracy.
Mr.. Candy believes, he eays. that the
Investigators are on the wrong track
II they are looking for combinations or
conspirators to account for the hlgh
price OF bread He IL sure the specula-
tion has nothing to do with the soar
ing OF wheat prices as Spectators are
as nuch upset Ivy uncertain conditions
due to the war as men in other lines
OF business and are timid about the
future.
He says that wheat Is the barometer
Of the worlds foodstuTs and nobody
should ever pray for the day OF so cent
wheat. Wheat is really worth more
than people are getting for IL to-day.
he said. and he is confident that there
!s more than enough wheat in the
country above the amount required for
exporting purposes to last American
consumers until the mex, crops shall
have been gathered
incidentally he doesn't think much OF
some of the estimates that have been
put out in times gone by by the De
partment OF Agriculture.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-02-23
LIEUTENANTS DECRY
POLICE REFORMERS
Woods Has Respect and 10y
atty Of Force. Says AS
ISOLATION Head.
DINNER NETS POOR 1000

Gold and tabasco were served liber-
ally last night At the annual dinner OF
the police l%ieutenants In the Waldorf.
Richard e. Enright IN front OF Commits
sioner Arthur Woods-was the lieuten-
ants contribution to the city's unem-
ployed. The tabasco. with which the
oratory was strongly seasoned. was for
the benefit Of obnoxious uplifters and re-
formers. OF ex-Commiss'oners h made
themselves thoroughly disliked. and for
the lieutenants and the general force
themselves.
In years past the ~lieutenants. out OF
the handsome proceeds OF a $40 "a plate
dinner. have given away expensive SOU
venirs. This year they took the cash
that would otherwise have gone for SOU
venirs and added II to the relief fund
which is used TO relieve distress found
BY policemen on their rounds OF duty.
The dinner was particularly marked
by the speeches OF Gen. Francis Ninton
Greene, a former Police Commissioner.
and OF ex-District Attorney william
Travers Jerome. In eleven years Gen.
Greene had not attended n police dinner
and Mr.. Jerome has scarcely made a
public speech since he went out of Office
five years ago. Among others who re-
turned pleasant phrases for the food and
wine OF their police hosts were Comp
troller prendergast. President McAneny
Of the Board OF Aldermen. Frank Moss,
"A ~ rBaa M nnU =
land and Commissioner Woods.
kidney Specialists Here.
~Toastmaster Enright. president Of the
lieutenants' benevolent association. read
letters of regret from President Wilson.
William II. Taft. Gov. Whitman, Mayor
Mitchell. Collector Malone n many
others. Much of his peppery speech was
devoted to critlcising persons who try TO
reform New York, and. incidentally. tho
Police Department.
The Department" said Lieut.. En-
right. "is the kidney OF New Works
municipal anatomy. and believe me. there
are a lot Of kidney doctors around town.
Many recent Commissioners were com
piimented and praised by name-Waldo
and Mckay among them-but as to
others whose names are stu fresh In
the public memory Lieut.. Enright was
silent. He said frankly
'Some Of our old commanders we're not
called here because they entered the
department in hate and tried To de-
stroy. They crucihed the force and
the curse OF the rep has followed them,
The present Commissioner has tried TO
~organize. not TO ~disorganise. and he
has the respect and loyalty OF every
man on the force
Commlss iorer Moods offered the
r. ston Braves of the National league
as a very worthy institution for police
emulation.
The De Soto County news. [volume] (Arcadia, Fla.) 1898-1924, 1915-04-08
k0R AMERIcANs TO THiNA'

.a..,ns was a displayed edi-
~ Atlanta GeOrgian;
Il. u pS .ps order in council forpld q.
ynnltld states to ship any soo c'
e. y naSs.ontraband by the rec
7 *. -. sect lions, or not contr2'
a. - Austria or Turkp,,
* Il. ~ hdfrom sithef Of
Y : e ccas.b 2gS8 addition, IN
d aE eaeD 81 Ne oisien TIA shiI
ser''SlZS lkk = or GOOD stufts Z
N tssn 3ien NorwtlB Den
y ftlsf y, Az &, ilSestral I, eoo ,,.,,s
te heg Slvely theriil~e.. N.Y., =.
", 80 N,e.a2. n
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SOCIETY
Continued From Page TwoD

Continued From Page Tw0.)
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the student body. Himself n univer-
sity man, Mr. Smith showed an in
Innate familiarity with all the pro-
blems of college life, and the lessons
drawn from his extensive travels were
presented in a manner to claim and
hold the closest attention of his
hearers.
The Method of Making the Laws"
was discussed by Judge +. A. Mann
at assembly Tuesday morning in his
usual engaging style A clear in
sight into the machinery of law-malS-
ing was afforded the students, with
whom Judge Mann enjoys a deserved
popularity on account of his efforts
IN behalf Of the university during the
last session OF the legislature.
Lee " Walker, 'oi Aiamog 1rdo, and
Floyd Lee. Of Albuquerque, were chos-
en-, respectively. editor and business
manager Of the U. N. NJ. Weekly for
next year at a closely contested cleo
ton held last week.
Interest now centers in the election
OF an editor and a manager for next
Years Mirage" the colleges annual
a number Of candidates are in the
neld' and the bubhling of college pol
i'ics IS plainly visible above the sur
face.
An event of unusual interest during
ene past week was the visit of Miss
Nelhe Hart, of New orleans, national
pt ,eSdent of the Phi Mu sorority
mhiie N Albuquerque Miss Hart was
r cue mouse guest of Miss Katherine
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-04-18

Miss o. NJ. asks: Il have pmples, oily
I skin, ana suffer from constipation. head
ache. and never feel strong and we'll
Please prescribe for me-
Answer You should overcome eonstipa-
tlon and cleanse the system of accumulat-
ed polsons by taking three grain superb
tablets mot sulphur for several weeks or
pecally IN hot weather, as they have. a
tendency TO cool tho blood ana improve It's
quality.
Poorly" wrtesi HBeing past middle age
and observing that my nervous system Is
in bade shape / write for a prescription. /
do not gain strength from my food am
weak lsless forgetful sleepless at times
tired, and unable to act the part of a
strong man Of health, such as | was at
one time
Answer: Get from well-stocked phar-
mhcy a sealed tube Of three.grain cadomeno
tablets. which are especially made for
those needing q strong, harmless, .reiavcnat-
inR tonic Astonishing ana pleasing results
follow and NE aud hope are renewed.
"a Fat Woman" asks; Would you please
prescribe safe reducing remedy for too
much fair"
Answer At this season many Cat people
suffer greatly ne you DO, ana 10 all. rfc-
ommend that they reduce with five grain
arbolone tablets. the most successful ana
convenient prescription know Of Drug
gists supply In sealed tubes, win fuIl d..
rections
"Edna" writes: u suffer with rheumatism
al the time and shah be very glad il you
can tell me something 10 relieve me.'''
Answer: I can give you q prescription
which VIII not only relieve, but should
abllterate your rheumatism. This Is my
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-04-18

day in honor of Miss Lovelace Of Al
buquerque There were four tables
OF bridge. among the guests being Mr..
and Mrs. Bowman, Mr.. and Mrs.
Ormsbee. Mr.. and Mrs. Grlmshaw. Mr..
and Mrs. Andrews. Miss Anita Baca,
Mr. and Miss Marion, DR. Massle. Mr..
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-04-18
Beware of Ointments for Catarrh
That Contain Mercury

a. mercury VIII surely destroy the sense of smell
ipletely derange the whole system when
srs,a,g Il through the mucous surfaces Such
1i ona should never be used except on prescrip1
tbas I'm lrSm reputable physicians as the damage
M ey WIZ DO Is ten fold to the good you can pos
man ,uetlve from them, Halls Catarrh Cure.
BY r. ]. Cheney Co. Toledo. o.,
sscllng directly upon the blood and mucous. sur.
rnsa ol the system. In buying Halls Catarrh
jn,nrn oe sure You get the genuine 1t is taken
rhannaN aud made In Toledo, Ohio, By +. J..
susaey Go. Testimonials free.
sold by Druggists. Price. 7sc. per bottle.
taAe hslfs Family Pills for constipation.
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university chapter at a dinner at the
AIvarado Tuesday evening and was
entertained at tea by Miss Louise Low
Der Wednesday afternoon Wednes-
day evening the Sigma Tau fraternity
entertained Miss Hart and the Pm
Mu chapter at a mesa dinner, when
was followed by a reception at the
chapter house.
Going Some" the annual play
which is to be given during com
mencement under the direction of X.
w. Wiley, had its first rehearsal in
Rodey hall Thursday evening. The
play has a local setting and is sure to
nrnNe q big suCcess.
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father, Andrew Stenbach. She Will
he gone about q month
The Catholic Lady Foresters VIII
meet in regular session "Wednesday
evening at 7:sO o'clock in the new odd
Fellows hall. Social after the meeting
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-04-18

ing a short visit here last week, left
ON Thursday for her home in New
Orleans.
Mrs. u. A. Macpherson left Tues
day evenig for Chicago, where. she
was called by the sudden death of her
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6eDocroR's,
ylHDvIcE1
g-D<: Zewzg HsKoy CN

The questions answered below are ran.
eral IN character the symptoms or dlsea ae=
are given and the answers Will apply In
any case OF similar nature.
Those wishing further advice, free may
ADDRESS pr Lewis Baker College BLDG,
Celleges hllwood SITS, Dayton. o.. enclosing
self addressed stamped envelope for reph.
run name and address must be given, but
only Initials or fictitious name win be used
IN my answers. The prescriptions can be
filled at any well.stocked drug store. ANY
druggist can order OF wholesaler.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-04-18

DANCES AND DANCING.

Friday evening Miss Joy. Washburn
and Mrs Martin were hostesses at Il
dance given at the Hotel 'DeNargas
Which was attended by some three
score guests. Judge and MIS-. t.. 6,
Abbott were chaperones.
Monday evening Mrs. Brookes en-
tertained at a dance in honor OF her
house guest, Miss Souther or Boston.
Those who didn't dance played bridge
wednesday and Thursdayseveningsthe
guests Of Moncay evening and q num-
her OF others, again enjoyed dance
In honor of Miss Souther, this time
in Firemens hall. those present be-
ing Judge and Mrs r. II. Hama, Mr.
and Mrs. f. T. Davies, Judge and Mrs
r.. c. Abbott. Don p, Johnson, Mr.
ana Mrs. Edward G. Wade. Jr, Il, II.
Dunne, Mr. ad Mrs. TURKEY, Mr.. and
Mrs. Wilson. Mrs. Fiske. Ralph 9.
Ely.t Miss Barton. Reese +. Fullerton,
Miss Morrison. l.. TIarkness, Mrs.
Brookcs, r. Harmon Parkhurst. Mrs.
A. NJ. Edwards Captain n. /. King,
Mrs. Bartlett. John Il. Merle, IT., and
the Misses Johnson and Whitney
Mrs. Mardorff entertained on Tues
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nnsrtos oe a. ~,
strength ana ,no ovu, nus anordihs heafh,
''s
| NJ. j u. asks Aly hair is too oily and
| my scalp itchcs with dandruff ana OF late
treatment r.
Ans,.. o,..,
,.o,,r Ir,,. ppialh pam yellow minyol from
~" utHsk'st ~ a-oN Jars and apply as
pef d i, TINS cleans purifIcs. coois
stan,ins me halr ana scalp thus
as5 pp ttai ,ne ueAth OF the hair Dnndrun
v'"r ie'",ns hre AT once relieved Men ami
ro,,,lori,, a" over the country now use It
80.
"rssax~ urt,o. .rp,.
relieve \ sevara oas. ~ ,,, s"uuiu 20 20
! disease ifrina 4, dart """Vs NV pissluef
massage ia ,rroo,,ts, sa, ~" VI upp't una
| nresslnn fe,,ar aht,, pa,t 1870 III, HtNe uF-
| tism ana soranoss ~ ph'ps ,ies fheuinh-
Answer; For such symptoms as YOU de-
scribe / prescribe my favorite formula mn
splendldiy enlcaclous remedy for such
spho,ihal conditions Begn their use as
per directions on each sealed tube
q N q writes. 81 an l., t,.f,oea 80,
work so constantly thai my stomach has
not Kept pace ! suffer shortpcss VI breath
ana heaft palpltalion after eating, hecom
ing dfowsy. ana my breath Is bad. tongue
coated, eyes Unframed and my meals don't
seem 10 give me strength ana vitality"
Ans..or. N,,r,.o,,. o,.,,.,, .,,.,,.,,...., 49,
o,-.i, ~ 't,u7 LITE. Ii vunsunieu N your
t,,, w "" y" sr,t. w. ,uuse snen Sgnp-
ttansi or.ons catcp ~, ~, f." M .he iuue-
.
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4 q z
COMING AND GOING.

Mrs. A. b. ran and daughters Mrs.
q. C. Chase and Miss Jouett a. Fall,
were shopping in FL Paso this week
from their ranch at Three Rivers,
Miss Ivy King and Mrs. Wiekson oil
Winnipeg, Manitoba, are the guests
this week of Miss Kings sister, Mrs.
IT, A. Rolls, ION their way to the Pa
cific coast expOsltions.
Mrs Rapp and daughter Helen, left
today for the san Diego expositloni j.
Samuel q, Cartwright has returned
from visit Of several weeks 70
Hollywood, San Diego, San Francisco
and other California points.
Mrs. bartlett after visit *of sew
eral weeks left for San Acaeio yes
.terday. expecting to return TO Santa
IA in tha near future 'f'
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-04-18
CARDS AND CARD CLuBs.

me N OnndN AutllOn Rlh'
was the guest Of Mrs. Burrows Tht
guests were. Mesdames Mcdonald
Laughlin, Earnest, Eryion, Bartlett
Conner. Friedman, Kohn, Grimshaw
Barker. whitman, Rapp, Adams
Bishop, Davies, Turley, Mrs Frencl
won first prize and Mrs Grimshaw
guest prize. The club meets tomor
row with Mrs Gillette,
Mrs. Davies was hostess to the Thir
teen club. The guests were Mesdamc!
Gillette, Burrows and Wheeion.
The Saturday club was entertained
by Mrs. Brookes and Will be the CUES
of Mrs. r. p Eryien next week
Miss Bristow entertained the Tues
day Evening club. The guests wert
MesdqmessTownse Hall, Hanna and
Van Stone.
The Saturday club met with Mrs A
S. BrooDSes. The Nicrnes club was tbs
guest Of Mrs Frank Andrews, the
guests being Mrs Ira Grimshaw. Mrs
M. r Barker, Mrs. J. Il. Wood Mrs
Mardorf, Mrs. NJ. T. Dunlavy and
Mrs. Lowitzi,
The Thursday Evening club met
with Miss Beryl Mcdonald and mex
THURSDAY will be the guest of Miss
Aurora Lucero Misses Washburn
Dorothy Stafford ana Pauline klnsel
were elected 10 membership. Besides
the. members, the guests were Miss
Ruth Stafford and Miss Lovelace and
Messrs. Windsor Bauer kronenberg
Harper, Hardness, Gcarhart. Howell
Eryien. Mendenhali, Mcclintock, SAT-
ford, Clancy, Edwards.
Mrs. Winter on Wednesday after
noon entertained nine tables at bridge
tal GO fe,ft
tiful. The favors were nosegays. A
recherche luncheon was served and a
musical program heightened the en-
joyment of the afternoon.
On Tuesday afternoon Mrs. Ira T.
Grimshaw entertained In honor of her
mother, Mrs. Milton Il. Barker Of
Chicago. It was the brides first large
party in Santa f'e and proved TO be a
most enjoyable affair. The deeora-
Tons were pink ana white carried out
in begonias and other blossoms and
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q
WOMEN'S ACTIVITIES.

The Woman's Board OF Trade, that
unique noble band of women, WORKING
for the civic good, met Oh Monday
afternoon In the public library build
ing. which they reared and which
they maintain, and with Mrs. II. >
Kaune presiding transacted their bus
mess which includes the taking care
of the poor and the needy, the super
vision of the Plaza, the beautlfying
Of the cemetery, the conduct of the
Public Library, the setting out OF
Flower boxes and baskets around the
Plaza for the dedication of the ex-
position tourists and a thousand and
one other things. a resolution was
unanimously adopted after an address
by DR. Edgar H. Hewett, asking the
board of education to grant the site
desired for ''The Cathedral of the
Desert" by the board of regents of
the New Mexico museum.
The same afternoon met the ladies'
museum committee. comprising eigh-
teen Of the foremost women of the
city, women who are constantly work
ing for the public good DR.. Edgar
l.. Ifewett spoke to the committee
which will this month hold its an
nual meeting to elect officers. The
committee unanimously adopted Il
resolution urging the board of educa-
ton to donate the site for the repli-
ca of the New Mexico building at san
Diego. The board of regents Of the
Palace OF the Governors, at the re-
quest of the committee, voted an an
preparation to fit up a refectory in
one of the museum rooms to aid in
the entertainment Of distinguished
guests and in public receptions
The Santa fse Wonian's club will
meet on Tuesday in the last monthly
business session for the fiscal year
Mrs. Jacob Weltmer will have charge
of the program. Nominations for
certain officers will be made at this
meeting, just previous To the ses-
sion of the club the child welfare de-
partment viii hold brief session With
Mrs. L. C. Collins presiding. The
board of managers of the Woman's
club met on Tuesday in the Palace Of
the Governors.
The Archaeological class of the club
met on Tuesday afternoon in the re-
ception room Of the Palace OF the
Governors and discussed the place Of
woman In the primitive. prehistoric
scheme of things Mrs. Asphnd and
Mrs. Earnest leading in the topic,
Mrs. II. l.. Wilson presided and the
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-04-18
THE EVER PRESENT SHADOW.

While within block three hostesses
were entertaining on Tuesday afterp-
doom in gracious compliment 10
guests, the flash and flutter of sable
wings suddenly eneompassed one OF
the loveliest homes in the Ancient
city, and when the angel left he took
with him the spirit OF one Of the most
beloved one of the gentlest and yet
most joyous OF Santa Fe's womanhood
leaving a sorrowing husband, three
orphaned children and an entire COM
munity in mourning. The world
does not pause. gaiety and laughter
are not interrupted but in more than
one little social circle, and in many
home there was Tightening of
heartstrings and q suppressed SOB,
when it was announced that another
dear one had gone ahead to the final
destination toward which every soul Is
bnIlnd
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Santa Fe Society Notes

meeting proved to be a most insplr-
ing and Interesting one. At The same
time and under the same roof, but ~
the Historical library, met the Manu-
script club. on Friday evening the
Society for the Preservation of span
ish Antiquities, was in session to DIS
cuss ways and means to preserve the
Garita. While on Monday evening, the
Historical society win meet al the
home of Ex-Governor L. Bradford
Prince. All of which is evidence that
Santa Fe does give attention to the
serious things of life.
- 4
A Cowboys Wish.
When my earthly trail is ended
And my final bacon curled
And the last great roundnp's finished
AT the Home Ranch Of the World,
| don't want no harps nor haloes,
Robes nor other dressedup things
Let me ride the starry ranges
on a pinto boss with WINGS
Just a-ridin a-ridin'--
Nothin' I'd like half so well
AS a roundin up the sinners
That have wandered out of Hell,
And a-ridin'."
Charles Badger Clark, Jr., in sun
and Saddle Leather"
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TO TEACH COIN.

OF interest TO all golfers is the
announcement that the Albuquerque
Country club has secured the services
Of q. Scott, an expert and profess
sonal player formerly Of the Colorado
Springs Country club, who will give
lessons to members of the local organ
ization. Appointments with Mr.. Scott
may be made by telephoning to the
steward of the club. The hours VIII
be from in the morning antil IN
the evening II IS believed that a large
humber of Albuquerqueans will avail
themselves of this opportunity to at
tain proficiency in the game.
Judge NJ. f. Hickey, chairman of a
committee appointed for that purpose,
is now engaged in preparing a book
let, which will be issued within the
next week or ten days, containing the
bylaws of the club, a complete list OF
the members ana other information
regarding the club and its activities
This booklet will be furnished free "a
all members of the club and will be
mailed to prospective visitors to Albu-
querque on application to Secretary
l.. l.. Grose.
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and Mrs. Yarnels and Mrs. Barker.
Tho first prize was won by Miss Baca.
while the consolation prizes Went TO
Mr.. Bowman and Mrs. Barker. ~
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-04-18

Want high grade employer Or the
better grade OF servants7 Make use Of the
want columns of the Journal
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in refreshments, favors and tally
cards. The prize went To Mrs. y. +.
Davies. The invited quests were
Mesdames Mcdonald, Gillette Bishop,
fleming. Brookes, Frank w. clancy,
LauBhlin. Marshall Asplund, Arthur
Seligman. March, Small, kohn, frled-
man. Bowman Leroy, Moore, kegel !,
Yonts, Dorman. Warren King, Ethel
Brown. Miss Flo Moore, Mcsdames
Morley Mard1rf Wilson, Catron, La
van. Christensen, !. =. Hanna, Sar-
gent. Kate Hall. Split, Adams Da-
vles, Walter, Wright. Junius Johnson,
Renehan, Coard, McManus, Ormshee,
Lucero, Andrews French. White, Bur
rows, Weltmer, Yarnell, Fiske. Ervlen
and Spitz
one Of the attractive prizes to be
awarded nj the last of the series OF
parties ut the santa Fe club card
tournament, Will he a painting from
Tho brush Of sheldon Parsons. 1t Is
a typical Santa Fe landscape and Is
one Of the most beautiful OF mlnia-
lures by Mr.. Parsons.
Thursday evening Mr.. and Mrs. +.
Il. Jennings entertained at their Col
loge street home, the guests being MT
and Mrs G. L. Hardy, Mr.. and Mrs.
l.. samuelson, Misses Maria Cannon,
Florence Saniuelson, Edna samuel
son. Maude Dopthitt Theresa Dou-
thitt. lola HckoX, Louise Dletzel, FL
vera Hardy and Messrs. Pettis, Roy
Flamm Glenn Flamm, Robert Lee,
Robert Douthitt and Lawrence ana
Henry Samuelson.
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SOCIETY NOTES.

SUI 1Il NoIIHo.
Mrs. A. G. Kenyon arrived last ev-
ening from Detroit, Mich, for an in
definite visit with her parents, Mi
and Mrs. w. J. Pursell. Mrs. Kenyon
is a talented musician.
Allen Ball, of indianapolis. ar
rived in the city last week. AMI Is Wis
ting his sister, Mrs. j. Il. Dehoney
on Friday evening Mr.. Ball was host
to Mrs. Dehoney and several of hei
friends at delightful six-eourse din
ner at a local hotel
Mr.. and Mrs Theodore s. Woolsey
Jr., are contemplating an automobile
trip to Santa Barbara and other CALI
fornia points early next month.
Miss Nellie Hart, national president
Of the Phi Mu sorority, who was the
guest of Miss Katherine Chayes dur