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The Washington herald., 1915-02-21
GEORGETOWN.

Mrs. Henry Gerrish Smith. Of Quincy
Mass, who has many friends here. is
stopping at the Grafton.
Mrs Flora Wilson. of Chicago, is the
guest of Mrs. Henry f. Blount.
Capt W. f. p French. T. s. A., is trav-
cling through New York State.
Mr.. and Mrs. George c. Hilleary an
nounce the engagement of their daughter
Katharine and DIR. Frederick A. Greenfield.
of Chicago. The wedding will take
place in the early part of June.
Miss Garnet Kondrup entertained at
cards for the Misses Lane, of Philadel-
phia.
The Misses Ada and Virginia Brown
have left for an extended Southern trip.
Mrs. Henry Matthews was at home last
Tuesday.
Miss Jenkins. of Suffolk. Va. who has
been the house guest of Mrs. Robert NJ
Hincklcy, has left for her home.
Miss katherine Mitchell is home from
a visit in North Carolina.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fontaine Dawson have
taken an apartment in the Holmes.
Miss Martha Williams left on Tuesday
for California and will spend some time
Mrs Frank Riddleberger and family. of
Pittsburgh, are the guests of Mrs. Will
Jams in the Kanawha.
The announcement ofs the approaching
marriage OF Mr.. Robert b. Tenney, jr,
and Miss Alta Besonette, of Waco. Tex
is of much interest to friends here. The
wedding will take place on April q. Mr.
Tenney will bring his bride here, and
will be the guest of his parents.
The Evermay Club met on Thursday at
the home of Mrs. w. r. Orme. Mrs.
Alexander X. Anderson gave a most in
teresting talk on Spanish America. Mrs.
Anderson had lived twenty-five years
in Guatemala and her personal observa-
tions and experiences were most enter
tanning. Mrs. Orme read a paper on
Chile. and Miss Harvey a paper on THE
Early Sailing Vessel in the Strait Of Ma
gellan."
Mr.. and Mrs. Archie Hasson are week
end guests of Col. and Mrs. John Pitch
err in Maryland.
MSs. Cobb and Mrs. J. W. Anderson,
who have been visiting Mrs. James
Young, have returned to their homes in
New York.
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Mildred Herndon. Miss Jane Dodge.
Miss Kate Gunther Miss Margaret
Short, Miss Catherine Mattingly, Miss
| Louise Mattingly, Miss Faith Perry.
Miss Catherine DuBose. Miss Lena Will
kins. Miss Mary Younger. Miss Mae
Chew, Miss Eva Peyton. Miss Virginia
Griffith. Miss Caroline Moser. Miss Asha
| Wells. Miss Margaret Young. Miss Mar
garet Williams, Miss Ida Bowie. Miss
Roslyn Evans, Miss Mary Alternately.
Miss Nell Rose Baggett. Miss Alice Theo-
hold. Miss Edna Saunders Miss Frances
, Saunders. Miss Dorothy Denham. Miss
Helen Hopkins. Miss Helen Griffith. Mis-,
Carlotta Quirollo. Miss Hattie Bowie,
Miss May Little. Miss Lucy Morton. Miss
Caroline Flanner. Miss Helen KimmeI
Miss Josephine Jonas. Miss Elizabeth
| Cullen. Miss Eleanor league, Mrs Ar
| thur c. Houghton and Mrs E. Ralph
Sasscer.
Neyle Colquitt is chairman Of the floor
committee. assisted by ]. II. Hawley. II.
A. Seran. DR.. James Moser, p ]. Altizer.
Claude Bennett. Donald McLeran. g
Covinston, F. r. Fravel, DR.. W. NJ
Hicks. George T. Rawlns. ]. H. Roper,
DIR. Joseph Rogers. Mccarthy Hanger.
Charles III. Keel. Roy Price. William E
Brockman. Chester Father, Frank Perry,
Allen Nichols, b. Archibald Mattingly.
John Mattingly, Norman Whitaker
Bruce Cleveland. Taylor o. Undertake.
Arthur c. Houghton. Edward Dent, Will
liam Baillio Chichester, Harold C. King,
DR.. Clarence Owen. Harry Maxwell,
Ralph Sasscer, William H. Morgan, Dun
lap Wakefield, Harrison Yelverton. Cliff
ford Whyte. Arthur Motion, Charles
Bowie, Greer Marichal, Joseph Zirkle. ].
West Chambers. Stanley Holland. Allan
Reese. c. Dudley Shreve. and Brandan
Hughes.
Mrs. W. L. Hutton is chairman of the
refreshment committee and will preside
at the punch bowl. assisted by Mrs
Archibald Young. Mrs. c. W. Sheriff,
Mrs. A. r. Yates. Mrs. Mary Eagan,
Miss Lucy Morton and Miss Louise Mat.
tingly.
The decorations are in charge Of the
chairman of that committee, Miss Helen
Griffith, assisted by Miss May Little,
Mrs. s. G. Staples. Miss J. H. Etheridge.
Miss May DuBose, and Mrs. \. NJ
Johnson.
The entertainment committee consists
Of Mrs. \. III. Mitchell, Mrs. Elmer T..
Fisher, Miss Hattie Bowie Miss Frances
Weeks. Mrs. J. II. Millsaps, and Mrs.
Belle c. Riley, with Miss Pansie Casa
nave Wilson. chairman
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ALEXANDRIA.

Little Miss Virginia wilkins entertain
| ed Friday afternoon at a theater party
at the Richmond. followed by Valen-
; tine party. at the home of her parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. Maurice wilkins. 200
North Columbus street. Those enjoying
her hospitality were Miss Katherine
| Leadbeater, Miss Margaret Robinson.
Miss Frances F1nks. Miss Nancy
O'Brien. Miss Roberta Schneider. Miss
Katherine Reardon. Miss Genevieve Pey
ton Shepperson. Miss Susan Smoot
Thomson. Miss Mary Fauntleroy, Miss
Frances Fauntleroy. Miss Adelaide Ris-
don. Miss Margaret Pan. Miss Margaret
Reed French. Miss Dorothy Morton, Miss
Caroline Morton, Miss Laura Peverill.
Miss Inez Moore. Miss Elizabeth Swan.
Miss Dorothy Tazewell King, and Miss
Margaret Ogden.
Miss Edith Phillips entertained Friday
afternoon at the home of her parents.
Mr.. and Mrs p. p. Phillips, in Duke
street. in honor of the twelfth anniver-
sary of her birth. Her guests were Lit
tie Misses Josephine Gregg. Louise Kink.
Catherine Leadbeater. Esther Lambert.
Margaret Eggborn. Jeanette Cochran.
Caroline Rust, and Elizabeth Rust.
The Junior German Club held their
regular dance Thursday afternoon in the
auditorium of the Elks' Home.
Miss Minnie Henderson Is visiting Mr.
and Mrs. David ]. Lannon, In New
York.
Mrs Joseph Walker. Of Orange. Va,
is visiting relatives In this city.
Miss Aileen Having. of Leesburg, Va,
is visiting friends In this city.
Mrs Carroll Shreve. of Herndol. Va,
was a visitor here this week.
MIR. James Wallace Hooff on Thurs
day celebrated the ninetieth anniversary
of his birth at his home in Prince
street. &mong shis guests were his
nephew. Mr.. John Douglass Brown. Of
Philadelphia.
Miss Ada Allison gave a social Thurs
day evening in honor of Miss Bessie
Seal, of Orange. Va Those present in
cluded Mr.. and Mrs. W. Z. Burrell. Mrs..
Mae Harrison. Mrs. Agnes Lavler.
Misses Halle Smelling. Mildred Penn.
Cora Cockrell. Freda Heintx, Agnes
Hayden, Rosa Grover. Regina Lucas.
Helen Murphy, Elizabeth Lockhart.
Jessie Gray. Bessie Seal. Ada Allison.
Helen Penn. Gladys hewitt, and Messra.
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gagement of their daughter, Miss Mar
guerite du Meste Riggs, to Mr.. Thomas
4. Ridgely. The date for the wedding
has not been fixed.
Miss Julia Fearon entertained a few
evenings ago. i'm honor of Miss Ella
Thomas, of Roanoke, Va, who is visit
ing in Rockville.
After spending several weeks in
Rockville as the guest of Miss Lucy
Smith. Mrs. Reid has returned to her
home in Brooklyn, n. Y.
Rev. Thomas A. Haughton- Burke
rector of Christ Episcopal Church. and
Mrs. Burke held n recep-
ton at the rectory a few evenings
ago to the members of the congrega-
ton. In the receiving line were Rev.
and Mrs Haughton Burke, Mrs. James
w. Mcfarland, Miss Mamie Hogg.
Mrs. John Mcdonald. Thomas Daw son
and Thomas G. GFoomes.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph II. c. Hoylc.
whose joint ages probably exceed
those of any other couple in the up
per section of the county. Mr.. Hoyle
being eighty-four and his wife one
year his junior. celebrated the six
tieth anniversary of their marriage
by holding a family reunion a few
days ago at their home near Barnes
vile. Following Il dinner, at which
were present the aged couples ten
sons and daughters, forty-two grand
children and eight great grandchil-
dren. reception was held, many
neighbors and others calling to pay
their respects. Mr.. and Mrs. Hoyle re-
ceived a large number of presents.
Among the interesting events of the
week in Rockville was an open meet
ing of the Rockville Inquiry Club.
which was held at the home of Mrs
Ohio Fl. W. Talbot and attended by
a large number of the members and
others 1t took the form of q valentine
musicale. Misses Faye humphrey. of
Washington. and Mrs. ]. Sonervell
Dawson. Mrs. Harry a. Dawson, and
Miss Eliza Choate sang. and Miss Mary
presented a valentine as a souvenir
Refreshments were served.
Miss Marguerite Hiatt, of Washing
ton, visited friends in Rockville dur
ing the week.
Mrs. Ralph II. Kimball. of Washing
ton. visited her parents. Mr.. and Mrs.
John NJ. Heagy. here during the
week.
The Jenny Wren Sewing Club has
been organized among the little girls
Of Rockville with a large membership
and the following officers: President
Miss Mary simpson,: secretary. Miss
Clark: treasurer. Miss Ma
tilda Prescott. Under the auspices of
the club, a valentine party was given
in Seco Hall. about thirty girls and
boys attending.
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Engagements and Weddings.

Mr.. and Mrs. George r. Smallwood an.
nounce the engagement of their daugh.
ter. Dorothy a. Smdllwood. and Mr.. Reg.
inald Wycliffe Geare. The announce
ment was made at a buffet luncheon
party given by Miss Smallwood yester.
day. Red flowers and red hearts were
used effectively in the drawing room and
dining room.
The engagement is announced of Miss
Rachel Dalzell McQuiston. OF Pittsburgh
to Mr.. Henry r. Kaspar. of this city.
The marriage will follow shortly
MIR. and Mrs. David S. Barry announce
the engagement of their daughter Cora.
to. Mr.. j. Rex Shoemaker. son of Mr..
and Mrs. f. Il. Shoemaker. of PlainfieId.
n. J. The wedding day has not yet been
fixed
Mrs. William Michaels and little daugh-
ter. Virginia, have returned to town frsm
ten-day visit to relatives in Baltimore.
Mrs. Bell MacGregor Dorset. of Mary
land. is the guest Of her cousin. Miss
Marie Murdoch, 1924 o street northwest
masquerade party was given by Miss
Eva L. Rannie and Miss Edna J. Dawson
at their residence. 81 NJ street northwest,
on Tuesday evening. February 16. Music.
dancing and games were enjoyed until a
late hour. Miss Marie Wade. who took
the character of an old maid. and MIR.
Edward c. Hauer, the character Of a
devil, were awarded tho prizes for the
best costumes. Among those present
were the Misses Josephine Byrnes.
Loretto Brooks. Lillian Brady. Anna
Davidson, Nettie Fitzgerald. Marion
Murphy. Marie Mawhinney Anna O'NeilI,
Marie Wade. virginia Smythe. Of Balti-
more; Regina Watkins. Mrs. Charles
Roll. Mrs. Kundal. Eva Rannie. Cecilia
Dawson. Edna }. Dawson. and Messrs.
Albert w. Brand, Louis Berkeley, John
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EVANSVILLE.

Col. II. S. Mixson. of South Carolina.
is the guest of DIR. and Mrs. Clarence J.
Owens. in Riverdale.
! Mr.. and Mrs. George b. Luckey.
Franklin avenue extended. entertained
recently at an informal dance. There
were about twenty guests present. and
the occasion was a very enjoyable one.
After dancing Il buffet luncheon was
| served.
Miss Alice Dandy is in Baltimore where
she will remain until the middle of next
| week.
Miss Ethel Gwynn. johnson avenue. is
| spending several days with her parents
| in Baltimore.
Miss Elizabeth Naylor. of Washington.
has returned after a delightful visit to
her sister. Mrs. Harry w. Dorney, Frank
| lin and McCreary avenues.
Mrs. Helen West, of Washington. has
been visiting her sister. Mrs. Charles w.
Clagett, here.
Mrs. Theodore J. Vandoren. Ralston
| avenue. has been visiting her mother.
Mrs. Sarah A. Krager. in Baltimore.
The Afternoon Five Hundred Club
| was entertained Tuesday by Mrs. Ed
ward A. Fuller. 1t being the last meet
ing until after the Lenten season. The
prizes were awarded Mrs. Alfred II.
Wells. Mrs. T. Hammond Welsh and
Miss Adelaide Rogers. Preceding the
games refreshments were served.
Mrs. Rexford NJ. Smith. of Washing
ton. has been visiting her parents. DR..
and Mrs. Charles A. Wells. Of Spencer
street.
Miss Gertrude Irvington. of Boston.
Mass. has been visiting friends near
Chillum. in the upper section Of Prince
George County.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. A. Windsor. of Largo,
Prince George County, announce the
marriage Of their daughter. Miss Violette
Windsor. to Mr.. Joseph A. Symanoskia,
Of Washington. The wedding took place
October last, and the announcement of
the event came as a distinct surprise to
the brides many friends in the lower
lection of Prince George County.
The Merry 500 Club was entertained by
Miss Alzine Berry at the home of her
aunt, Mrs. Alzine Middleton. Saturday
Ada Middleton and Mr.. Clinton Baden
and by Miss Margaret Underwood and
Mrs. Harry Sweeney. Following the
games refreshments were served.
Miss Louise Gourley. of Holland Point.
Calvert County. is visiting her sister,
Mrs. fhomas Z. Latimer. Johnson ave-
nue..
Miss Margaret Thompson, of Baltimore,
has been visiting friends near Chillum
in the upper section of Prince George
County.
MIR. Charles w ClaGctt has been visit
ing his brother. Mr.. Gui III. ClaGett, near
Upper Marlboro.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas J. LittlepaSe. OF
Boston. Mass. are visiting friends near
Mount Rainier. Prince George County.
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There were old-time songs, recitat1ons,
and readings.
A dance was held at the Academy OF
Music last Saturday evening for the
benefit of st. Mary's Catholic chruch.
Rev and Mrs William r. Bushby at
tended the missionary mass meeting In
Washington Thursday evening.
The last meeting of the Five HUNDRED
Club before Lent was at the homo of
Mrs. Able, in Laurel avenue, Wednes-
day Of last week.
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Connolly. Arthur Douglass. John Ferris.
John Fitzgerald, edward c. Hauer.
Joseph Hines. J. .1nnines, DIR. Harold
Morgan, A. Meyers. Charles Roll. John
p. Dawson. Mr.. and Mrs. r. ]. Dawson.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph T. Dawson. Mr.. and
Mrs ]. W. Dawson. Mr. and Mrs. ]. +.
Brady, and Mr.. and Mrs W. F. Tastet
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ROCKVILLE.

Mrs. George p. Henderson entertain
ed at tea yesterday afternoon in
honor OF Rockville's latest bride. Mrs
J. Abby Henderson.
Mr.. and Mrs. Elisha Riggs. Of Unity.
this county, have announced the en-
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CHEVY CHASE.

Mrs. F. W. Ashley entertained Satur-
day at a birthday party for her young
daughter. Rachael.
Capt Charles Sanderson. U. s. n c..
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Kent, Miss Evangeline Prouty. Mrs.
Marcellus Thompson. Miss Zenaida Mer-
Tiam and Miss Marie Peary.
Mrs. Eberlc, wife of Capt. Z. W.
Eberle, commandment of the navy yard
was hostess at a pretty tendance YES
terday afternoon in honor of her house
guest. Miss Mildred North, of Provi-
dence. r. /. Mrs. Randolph Harrison,
mother of Mrs Eberle. and Mrs. VAIN
wright, wife of Admiral Wainwright, pre-
sided at the tea table.
Pink Killarney roses and carnations
palms and ferns were used profusively
in the decorations, and the band from the
Mayflower played throughout the after
noon.
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Mrs. Mahlon Pitney was hostess at
an informal tea yesterday afternoon at
the Fencers' Club Assisting Mrs. Pit
ney were her sister. Miss Shelton. Mrs
Clarence Wilson, Mrs. Walter Bruce
Howe, and the Misses Patten.
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Miss Birdie Einstein, of New York
is spending some time in town, the
house guest of Mrs. Sanger, of L
street northwest
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Mrs. \. Koenis sberger and son. Mr..
Lawrence koenigsberEer, have re-
turned to their home in the city after
4 short trip to Baltimore to visit
relatives
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Cards have been issued for a benefit
tea and reception to be given at 2617
Woodley place for the benefit of the
blind by Mrs. Robinson White. assist
ID by Mrs. Thomas z. Gore.
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The Washington Suburban Club will
entertain its members and their
friends at subscription dance to-
morrow evening, February %, in
honor of WashinStons birthday.
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ter Lillian to Mr.. Lester F. Marx, for
merly of Washington. now of Newark,
y. J. Both Miss Morris and Mr.. Marx
are well known in Washington. where
they have many friends
The Washington herald., 1915-02-21

Mr.. and Mrs. Leonard We'll, of this
city. are spending some time in New
York at the Knickbocker Hotel
The Washington herald., 1915-02-21

Mr.. Alfred Haas has returned to his
home in Thirteenth street, after a short
visit to Baltimore, the guest Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Leo Loeb.
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The Congressional Club has issued cards
Tor a reception with dancing on Monday,
March ].
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200 White Wolfe Waists, slightly soiled from ham
ding formerly sold at ST so to S50O-wil be closed
out at soc. /
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Mrs. ISadore Kaufman and Miss
Beatrice kaufman are spending sew
"ral weeks in Atlantic City and New
York
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The browning Club gave a most de-
lightful dinner party at the New Ebbitt
Hotel Saturday evening in honor of Miss
Florence Herman. who will be married
to Mr. Sidney West February 90.
The Washington herald., 1915-02-21

Mrs. A Speare has returned to her
home in Baltimore after a short visit
to Washington, where she was the
guest of her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
L.uChS.
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The Alamo-the kool spot
Percy Tidwell spent Sunday il
Burns.
Born, to Mr.. and Mrs. Charlie,
Mcmillan, at Erin, a con.
Miss Mary Bats is on the sicE
list this week
Keystone Komedy Friday night
at Alamo, tNuf said
Miss OWE Austin, Of Burns, wa,
here shopping Tuesday.
Raymond Stinsou is spending i
few days in Nashville this week.
The Alamo--the cool spot
L. j. Lunn, Of Woverly spent a
few days here this week.
Come to the Alamo, for a good,
clean entertainment.
Miss Susie Hudson, Of Nashville,
is visiting friends here this week
Mary Pickford in The Eagle =
Mate" at Alamo tonight
Herbert J, Antoine, Of Chicago,
is the guest of Miss Willie Mae
Staniill.
Mrs, NJ. l., Richardson, OF Union
City, il here the guest Of her daught.
er-in.law, Mrs, " IL Richardson.
Cecil Hurt, who has been visit.
INK relatives aud friends in West
Tennessee, returned home Monday,
Misses Eula and Mary Holt and
Clinton Holt spent sunday with
friends at Ruskiu.
MISS beruie 'attrrSun has return
Cd. la, her hame at. Humboldt. after
lew weeks visit herewith sfleads..
Miss Lucille Forrest is spending
u few days Of this week visiting
trends at Charlotte,
MIR and Mrs, A. f. Murchison
lett Saturday Tor a two-months visit
with relatives in Canada.
The Eagles Mate" in : reels,
featuring Mary picktord, at Alamo
tonight Thursday J
Miss Roberta Hardin, of Clifton.
who has had charge oi the music
department at - Cecilia Nash
NIIe, Is here the guest nt hcr aunt.
Mrs, J. t Grain
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Miss Charlotte Jenkins. Of MOL
ensgllIe. is here the guest OF Mis-.
Minnie Gray.
! Mrs. Arthur Brown has returned
TO Nashville, after several weeks
visit here with relatives.
Mrs. Nettie Dickson, of Ruskin,
returned bone Tuesday. after a two
weeks visit with relatives here.
/ Mrs Joe Harrison. Of Nashville,
has been visiting the family Of Mr..
and Mrs, +. L. Harrison,
Mrs ]. + Halhrook and little
daughter are visiting relatives near
Pinewood.
Mrs 7 II patten. Of Little Rock
Mills, speEt the Weekend here the
guest Of Mr., and Mrs, J T, patten.
Misc Lucy May, Of stewart.
spent Tuesday ~ guest Of Vara
aud Evelyn Crow.
Miss rhrza Crow is spending a
few days near Charlotte. The guest
Of her aunt, Mrs, " e. Dcty.
Mr.. and Mrs. Il. A. Wright of
tennessee City, spent Sunday
here.
Mr. and Mrs. Geo Cook, of Bold
Springs, spent Friday night and
Saturday here.
Miss George llsury, Of Union
City is here the guest Of Mrs.
Hubert Ray
Mrs j. +. Patten and Miss Pattie
Cunltf visited relatives al Bon
Aqua Thursday,
Rev, and Mrs Lowry Smith. Of
Sylvia spent q few days here this
week the guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. W.
n Woodson mud family.
Mr. and Mrs, W. II Organ, Of
Prim Springs, are here for an ex.
tended visit with relatives and
tfirndS.
nr. and Mrs Finis Rogers, Of
Memphis, are here the guests Of
Mr. Rogers father, ", r. Rogers
apd family.
Mrs. W Il Rosson and daught-
or. Miss Mamie, Of Port Royal are
here the guests of Mrs, Rosson's
daughter, Mrs. W y. Woodson.
J y, Martin returned last Friday
from few weeks visit with his
daughter, Mrs, Hester Mccall, at
BIocktnn, Ala. He also visited his
son, Rev, Wan, Martin, at Green
brjer before returning home.
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Il n. j. WI. Rsosra md ~ AlAa
4 Register, III Nashville. speill SGlEsia
there the gnssts % MIR. and NH
Fred Deasls.l
Rev. r.. b. freeman. III la
FAyette. il bere visiting his parents
Mr., and Mn ]. "a. Freshman AM
family.
Misses Ava snd Less;e Morrison
ot centeville. spent the week her
the guests Of Elder and Mrs, i. A
Pope.
Misses Ru.ll and Ruby Richard
son. Of White TAX, are spending Z
few days here the guests OF Miss
Katie Burgie.
The infant child oi Mr.. and Mrs,
James Pulley, died Tuesday morn.
ing and was buried Wednesday, in
Union Cemetery.
The Senior Epworth League 81
the NJ. 4. Church. South, held It's
monthly business and social meet
ing at the home Of Miss Mary Holt,
Monday afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ellis Finger aud
children, of Ripley, Miss arrived
here Tuesday for visit with ars.
Fingers father. w. T. Rogers and
family.
Mrs. Holland Arnold, who recently
underwent an operation for append
icitis at the W0man's Hospital,
Nashville, will return home this
week.
Mrs. Elnora Martin. who has
been dangerously i'll fer several
weeks, We are pleased 10 report
much better; sud II is' now thought
will recover.
Miss Grace Williams. of White
Bluff. and Miss Jessie Ruth Shearin
If Shelbyville, spent the weekend
with Miss Mildred HuIan, at the
home Of Mrs. G. w. Davidson.
Mrs. ]. W. Mclaughlin has re-
Nrued from Nashville, where she |
has been with her daughter, Mrs C. /
V Elrod, who recently underwent |
IN operation at one of the Nash /
Vile hospitals
Mr.. and Mrs, Joe b. Weems re-
nrned Tuesday night from their
tour. They have rented
he Petway house on South Main
Street. where they are at home to
heir friends,
The ladies prayermeeting met
With Mrs. Orplia Ryan, on Poplar
treet last Friday afternoon. Mrs.
'ora Baker led by reading John II.
iusic was furnished by Miss Edns
ryan.
Rev. Roscoe Meadows. the new
'astor of the Baptist Church. ar
ieed here with his wife last week.
nd preached his first sermon here
'unday, The people Of Dickson
re giving them a warm reception
nd hearty welcome.
J, 4. and NJ. l., Reed were called
0 the bedside Of their mother, Mrs.
'erena Reed, who resides in Cheat
am County. Her condition is quite
erious, and she was taken to
nashville Tuesday evening to under
0 an operation. ...
Romeo Saeger has sold his bakery
I franklin and has accepted a
in MeMinnylile. Mrs.
Jaeger will Wait her parents, MI,
nd Mrs W. K. Cullum, here. sever
! weeks before going to her new
ONE.
Postmaster J T Patten has on
isplay at the First National Bank II
sample Of oats and clover, grown
n Lis farm in the suburbs Of Dick
On, The oats will average feet
nd the clover 81 feet, He has
acres. which he says will make
yer two tons OF hay to the acre.
lr, Patten has an excellent farm,
nd those who have seen this patch
oats and clover are free in stating
bat il is the finest they haye seen
his year !