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SOCIAL EVENTS.

Complimenting Miss Julia MrOcz-
kiewicz, whose marriage 10 Adam
Liwosz will take place Wednesday,
the Misses Hattie Kaminski and Mary
Bednar were hostesses at a linen
shower Friday evening at the home of
Mr.. and Mrs. MrOczkiewicz, 531 ).
Grant ST.
The evening was delightfully."- spent
with games. music and singing and at
the close OF IT dainty refreshm ents
were served.
The meeting of the Wreath of Mary
society OF Polish Women's Alliance
of America Will he held Sunday after
noon at O'Clock at St. Hedwige's
school building.
The singing rehearsal of St He'd
wige's choir viii be held Tuesday
evening at S o'clock at the St. He'd
wige school building.
The BARRIERS association will hold
its meeting sunday afternoon at the
regular place Of meeting.
\ meeting of St. Hedwige's society
Will be- held sunday afternoon at >
o'clock at 81. Hedwige hail.
The meeting OF IN eSacred Heart Of
Jesus society OF st. Cashiers parish
viii be held Sunday afternoon al 1880
o'clock at Warsaw hall
The Z. r. Falcons viii hold their
exercises Tuesday evening al Z. B.
hall
The military band Of Z. 3. Falcor s
viii hold its rehearsal Tuesday even
ing at 1880 o'clock at L. g. hall.
The meeting OF tie Polish Literary
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ing St, has returned from a visit at
Pleasant lake. where Mrs. James Mac
Gregor is occupying cottage.
The Misses Esther Fisher, Ruth
Fields, Edith Hawblitzel and Marie
Mcdonald will leave today for Fish
lake. where they will occupy a cottage
for the week.
w. d. Staples has left for Bay City,
Mich, where he Will do work for the
Fulton Manufacturing Co. of that city.
He expects to return some time next
week.
Mrs. Mary Murphy. S33 South Bend
av., is spending three days at Plym-
outh and Argos
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Chicago after a short visit here with
friends.
Joseph Mueller Of Chicago. who was
here on business visit left for Cleve-
land Friday.
Miss EleOnOr LislOwski Jackson ST..
has gone 10 South Chicago 10 spend
week with relatives.
Ladislaus DembinskL Baltimore,
Nd. has arrived here for a week.
visit with friends.
Mrs. Catherine SloWacki viii leave
this afternoon for her home in Rock
ford after a short visit with friends
here.
Miss Amelia Cos. W. Jefferson
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blvd has gone 10 spend her TIVE
weeks vacation with relatives IA De-
trolt
Leo Stephenson OF Buffalo Wiu leave
Sunday morning FOR Roclne after
business visit here.
Jack Esztwer, Diamond av-i re-
turned Friday from Lafayette Wis.,
where has has been for the past Two
weeks visiting with friends.
Miss Clara Lorwisz OF Chicago IL
spending a few DAYS with South Bend
friends.
John Andrews returned 20 Niles
after a short business visit here
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DEATHS.


Clara Loveless. 10-year-Old daugh-
ter OF Mrs Edward \. Cook. 452 y.
Taylor St, died Saturday morning at
5:15 o'clock. after an illness of only
a few hours. She Is survived by her
mother and a brother. Clarence. She
was born in Kalamazoo, Mich, on
Feb. :. 1905, and had lived in this
city three years.
The funeral will be held in Kala-
mazoo Monday. The body viii be
shipped TO Kalamazoo Monday morn
ing at 4:45 o'clock over the Lake
Shore
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FINDS FOR PLAINTIFF
Justice Court Jury Allows $50 Com
missions to James Hcnnessy.

a verdict Of $50 for the plaintiff
Yas returned by a jury in Justice
Peaks court Friday evening in the
case of James IIennessey against the
Mishawaka Realty CO. The plaintin
sued 10 collect S192.50 alleged 10 be
due on missions. The case was
taken up Thursday afternoon. The
jury was out an hour.
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NEWS NOTE

New York-where the styles come
from--has already sent out its advance
guard of fashions for the new season.
Ellsworth representatives have been on
hand, studying the new styles and making
purchases. The new suits and dresses are
here now.
What are the lines? What are the feat
ureS? What are the skirt lengths? What
about the collars? Come and see.
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Social and Other Interests of Women

NJ. G. Huey. Elwood av., Wednesday.
The public is invited.
The North section Of the Woman s
league OF the First N. +. church, will
hold an all dav meeting Wednesday
with Mrs Myron Campbell. Thrush
wood. near Niles. A picnic dinner
will be served at noon
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FUNERALS.
NIANNI MAJOR.

The funeral of Maxim Major, sol
Kalorama St. was held saturday
morning at 9 o'clock at st. Joseph S
church. Rev p J. Carroll officiating.
Burial was in Cedar Grove cemetery.
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FUNERALS.

The funeral Of Mrs. Techla Van
hoke, 10 years old, 103212 w. Division
st, who died Thursday morning after
a few DAYS illness. was held Saturday
morning at $50 o'clock at the st.
Hedwige's Catholic church. Rev An
thony Zubowicz. c. s. C.. pastor of
the parish, officiated. Burial was
held in st. Joseph's Polish cemetery.
The funeral of Boleslaus Daszynski,
% months old son of Mrs. Albina
Daszynski, 425 S. Philippe St, who
died Thursday morning after a brief
illness, was held Saturday morning at
o'clock at the St. Adelberts Cath
Ollie church.
Burial was in St Joseph's Polish
erV
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The annual picnic # the Polish
Literary circle of Warsaw will be
held at Osceola lake Sunday. The
day will be spent in games, contests
and races Handsome prizes do
mated by prominent business men Will
be awarded to the winners OF the
contests. Cars will leave the North
shore lines at o'clock. The commit
tee is comprised Of the following: Jo-
seph Goralski. w. j. kucharsh, Bert
SkrZeszewski and Joseph kazmierzak.
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WILL HOLD PICNIC.

circle of Warsaw" has been post
poned until further notice.
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Announcements

The ColfaN w c. T. L. will hold an
all day picnic at the home of Mrs.
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-ELLSWORTH'c
Ne1U Fail Suits
Ne1U Fail Dresses

Here are Suits and Dresses that bea
the style markings Of the new season
Here are Suits and Dresses in the coIors o
Fall. Here are Suits and Dresses direc
from their New York Makers. Here
are Suits and Dresses well worth TRIP
down town just to see.
Come and see the New.
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slrs. J. W. Brown. 1905 +. Miner
St, pleasantly entertained with a sur
prise party Friday evening in compli-
ment TO her brother. Allen Candy,
and sister. Mrs Ethel White. whose
birthday anniversaries fall on that
date. At $3.50 o'clock "a dinner was
served 10 Il guests at a table deco
rated with ferns and flags a liberty
bell upon which was a large birthday
cake. formed the center decoration
for the table
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ARRESTED FOR HOUSING
SUSPECTED CHARACTERS

Washington. S. Dan unusual
case has been Instituted in Wpssihg-
ton. as lho result of II couple young
women occupy ing apartments in a
washington hotel over night. S.ss-
pectiiig thai the yoing women were
not OF upright character they were
summoned into court the next morn
ing TO explain their presence in the
Owl No very strong evidence OF
improperly was discovered, but they
were advised to leave town on the
first train, which they did. The au-
caused the arrest of Land
lord Rrash, Of the hotel where the
young women stopped. and he was
placed under a bond of $3.50 to APP
pear at the May term of state cir
cult court and eplain why such pat
rons were permitted to remain on
his premises. So far as known this
is the first ~inst~nce- in the history of
the state whore tho proprietor of IA
hotel has been arrested on such y
charge. 1t is understood Landlord
Brash will base his defense on the
ground that ne had no reason &c be-
lieye the young women We're not all
right and that they conducted them
selves property while9on his prem
icns
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WHY SOME ARE
LEF'T-ElArNDED
PROF. JONES Or STATE uNIVER-
SIvY FINDS THATsrHnYt GAN
BECOME i:lGHf-HANDED
by PRACTICE

Vermillion, S. DIR. w. T.. Jones,
head OF the department. OF Education
in the University of South Dakota,
mas been conducting for. several
corning the problem of right and
years a series of experiments CON
left-handedncss and recently made
public his work in an address to
the faculty and students of the
University. His results cover eyper
iments with 10000 students in or
der to determine the relative dextral-
ity of those who use their right or
left hands as majors.
Three theories OF dnxtrality are
advanced" said Dir. Jones, ''(1D the
right or left-liandedness is a habit
and so all are born right handed;
cd observation-disclosures is an Unborn
reality. Il so-called Natures process,
and should not be interferred with;
CD arguments advanced by ambid-
exterity societies that both sides. of
the body should he developed equal
ly. These societies, however. have
as yet offered nothing but unsupport-
ed statements and the result is, that
teachers do not know just what to. do
vixen dealing with students"
Out of the 10000 students that
DIR. Jones studied, All of them were
left handlers by birth, but 323 had
shifted to the right hand. In other
words. ~ per cent of people who
are born left-handers and should
use that side of the body most.
the minor arm thereby los
ing a considerable degree of skill.
Out of these AT sh%ift-overs. four
changed because of accident, 319 by
interference, and "a were
allowed to use the major arm. OF
the $3.50 out OF the 10000 born
right handlers, &c were shifted to the
left hand by accident, making n to-
tai. of 419 shift-overs for both
In other words one person
out of every twenty-five is using the
minor, or the wrong arm.
! AS a result of the foregoing eX-
DR.. Jones found that right
and left handlers have about the same
if allowed,s+os use their hands
but just in the degree that
nave been interferred with they
show q marked deficiency. Teachers,
therefore. should encourage the stu.
dent in the use OF the major arm
it he right, or left. instead
Of working against the force Of Ma
.ure.
This experiment. is but one OF a
lozcn that DIR. Jones has been con-
lucting in connection with his work
II Education. His preceding investi-
of English spelling is now in
form and 10000 copies have
been sent. upon request, to teachers
md students in eperc state in the
Union.
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the war. The commander-in-chief
lNicholai Nicholaiyitch, remembering
the d%issraceful scenes that accbmpan-
led mobilization for The war between
Ip,issias ana Japan. when soldiers by
the hundreds were carried aboard
transport trains when they were in
sensibly intoxicated. told the czar hn
should issue a decree closing the
vodka stations during mobilization.
The ear wrote the order that very
night and under the Russian system
his decree became absolute law. The
car, finding his chance, presently
extending the order to include the
entire period or the war and then
no. long after made n third decree
prohibiting forever the sale Of liquor
in the kingdom of Russia.
The effects Of this decree Have
been described with enthusiasm by
writers for newspapers and maya
zines. The Transformation wrought
by a change from national drunken
ness to national sobriefy can scarcely
he imagined. II the car is not IN
duced to modify His decree later. it
win mean tint a now Russia has been
born. The action 'w,as tbe moro as
founding because the Russian govern
ment went from ono extreme TO The
otlier. Formerly Russia was SO much
worse than any other country that
1t deliberately incDriated its own
people. Now Russia is so far ahead
Of every Other country chat ii pro-
every Kind or liquor traffic.
4 SO il Mast bb expected that Tie
of national pioiiibltion ii lilo
United states as wen as The rest Of
world viii receive II tretndndbrri
Impetus from Russia's action. II
ran wipe out the liquor habit3,
is she has already ddnc. i, will no
be possible for men to argue
that natibaal prohibition would not
prohibit. Locni prohibition he's been
found by experience to he %soaorally
unsuccessful. especially when not
supported Icy q pronounced majority
III the locality: Ssffste prohibition Mas
of doubtfn1s Efficiency; but pa
'ioaial prohibition VIII 2hfohlbit ard
The sooner il comes The better for
he United States.
~N me LH
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and that class is made up of the men
who believe they can influence the
local assessor to allow them to cs-'
cape payment Of part Of tlleir taxes.
This class is q necessity made M
or tho lew, who wonid impose upon
The many n part of their Legitimate
tax burden. II the legislature re-
jects the county assessor plan, it can
said to have acted to The known
interest OF this class only.
@ASE
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ALTRUIsr CLUB SESSION.

Mrs. +. G. Butler was hostess to
the Altruist club on "Wednesday of
last week. Domestic science was tue
topic for The afternoon. Mise Sairc
Whittlc, instructor Of domestic
science nj the higl. school, addro. sod
the club
The topic was handled in Il vcry
interesting ard Instructive way and
the members felt hat they had spent
Il most profitable afternoon. \ rising
vote of thanks was given Miss Whit
tie. also to Miss Mildred Iiazcn for
tipping the program.
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MRS. WAYNE HOSTESS.

Mrs. Martha Wayne delightfully."-
entertained tho 'rwenty-Two Karat
club by treating the members 10 a
movies theater party last Wednos-
day evening. After The %tileater, the
members were guided TO a cafe.
whore light Refreshments we're scfV-
ed.
The evening was one Of especial
enjoyment 10 the clnh members be
of its difference from the usual
afternoon meetings. The next meet
ing will be With MS. Ray Wnodman,
sos East Sixth avenue, en- Wednes-
Gay, February ID.
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FARM hGENT ASSvEEE

Clark, S. D.-A county farm agent
is practically assured for Clark coun-
ty. Petitions asking that n county
farming expert be appointed have
been signed, already, by moro than
ID per cent of the voters OF Clark
county. based on the last ote for
governor. The petitions are SEM to
the secretary of the Clark CONNER
cial club, and a committee has beer
appointed to prepare petitions and
have them circulated by suh-com-
mittees in every township in the coun
ty. The commercial club. at Il spec
ial meeting at which addresses were
made by.rF. H.. Hopkins. II. j.. Mann,
former Governor S. ii. Elrod, II. G.
Beethoven, u. y. Ausman. X. III.
Dubach, T.. Ii. Day, and S. N. Brown.
favoring the county agent plan. There
is but little doubt that the county
will employ an agent for the present
year.
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MISS KJEI-MYR slIoWERED.

The Misses Rheta and Vera Noijrse
We're hostesses on Monday evening,
FEBRUARY I, when tho Philathca class
OF the Baptist Sunday school united
with tho yonng women of the Bap-
list choir. gathered AT hie Nourse
hc,ne, G22 South lEdmunds street.
and gave a miscellaneous shower for
Miss Lydia kielmyr. a bride of the
week.
Fortune telling furnished a very
pleasant past time for the young wo-
men dur+ag the evening. Dainty re
iteshmcnts were served by htc host
esSes. the table being decorated in
pink and White. with a tioral center
piece
a number of the guests rendered
vocal and instruniental selections. AT
ter which good nights were spoken
and the happy dispersed.
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of Ointments for Catarrh
That Contain Mercury

as mercury VIII surely destroy the sense or rmcli
n,,i ftifaiet"!y ac;,ngc the vhol, system ,sheI,
rh'cr'hs II through the micurs surfaces. Such
.rlici's should ;ieyer hr used except on ,rcsrrip-
.holis RON rtphtahlc physicians, rs the damage
slhiy derive IRON, them. IL.ll.s catar,ii cure,
nla.liartnFrd by +. J. Cheney y Co. Toledo, o..
am,taiHs no iicre'irr. and il taken internally,
ae1ins n'rsetly upon tlv blood and muccu- sur-
iau"s on ne sssten!. lf bnyine9Ilaii.s ,starrh
IT nc, sure You get the gc,niee. II t. taken
w fhiilS and inada IL Y.,ic,io. Ohio. hy I. J.
ithrF X 90. II 81 imanials fr,e.
SOD by druggists. I-ioN. 7.e. prr bottle
9--s Is.is -lmiiy "Els Cor coas,pat!vn.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1915-02-18

A Cold is readily catciiihgSA run
down system is susceptible TO Germs.
You owe it to yourself and to,others
of your household to fight the Germs
at once. DR.. Bells's pine-Tar Honey
IS Inc for Colds ard Coughs. 1t
loosens the Mucous. stops the Cough
and soothes the Lungs. It's guaran-
teed. Only 25c at your Druggist,
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GAVE VALENTINE PARTY.

Saturday evening Miss Gladys
Grace cntertined a party OF n dozen
boys and girls ut her home. ~ West
Third ayenue. The affair was pref
lilly cmnhasized by tho use Of red
and white hearts and cupids about
the house. in memory ofthc approach
of ST. Valentines day.
Games in which candy hearts were
used and progressive somerset were
the ~amuson,ents OF the evening. The
score cards were hearts and the same
idea was carried out in the dainty
th~rec-colirse luncheon served at Ihc
close OF the. evening. 10 tsino." tI. .
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SOCIETY," NOTES.

Mrs. Clara DAWSON Will he hostess
10 the Round Table club nj its meet
ing on Monday. Responses to the roil
call win be answers whether "ilcnry
w or "lIenrY "" has been the most
enjoyable study. Mrs. Dawson will
give an oral sketch on the historical
and dramatic purposes OF Act Y. Mrs.
Mamma Moore will give a sketch ON
IS a king and Miss gdla Iaurson
will give & sketch on the religion Of
Henry v. Mrs. Miller will consider
Henry Y. as -Sh~akcspeare's ideal of
Il gentleman,
The Today club will be entertain
ed Monday by Mrs. y. G.. Butler. Sl3
West Fourth venue After roll call.
Mrs. J. Il. Williams viii take up the
lesson review. Mrs. Trekey will give
the magazine review and Mrs. Viii
lians viii act as critic.
The Gayoso club met last week
with Miss Vera Burns. With Il two
course luncheon forming an attrac-
tive feature OF the afternoon. The
Fred A. Wells.
N' r"lchcil &ft ritib wan aiVH liS
annual dinner party To t!rc husbands
and friends Ell It's members az the
home OF Mir. and Mrs. andrew Ell
vein this evening. The dinner Will
he served alta GEO O'Clock, to be fol-
lowed by a evening OF cards. The
regular weekly meeting will be held
Monday evening. with Mrs. l..
+. Wallersteadt as hostess. Mrs. Sid
~Smifh.win have the lesson, which
will be alaska. Yesterday. Today
and Tomorrow" Mrs. IL. II. Edwards
is to be critic.
Mrs. w. S. Bil} will .be hostess to
the Twentieth Century OH Monday
afternoon. instead Of the usual pro-
the club will enjoy its annual
picnic.
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DUE THE TAX COMMISSION.


= OF ''e
'n'hses ~
D''''''o
~ ~ Me sia'e 'es-
.ss. ~ 'esls'a'nre should
""' NY commission
Ap'e''i phrpose Of
o'a' ''se'ee ana efficiency
I I a1a'ps assessment system
$3.50 & 1''o~ 'he conimls-
ea''s ~
va '''sss''s - carry OUT the
, "e''' ~ 70 impose
e's''s' q 'ne commission npon
~ sA' sumo uhe 10 deny
~ oeneh's 10 De derived
g. { IS.
sSss 'piican 9 that the
Legislature IN nnnt ro,,sis "
81 'Ai.'''' consistently create
Mil Ais 81 'osaey'se 9 TAXATION sys-
- 60 ~ e'''n reuse 20 accept itH
= the legislature
aos.' :s.. ~ Work ,a1 our inc system itself
Z u sno Wy nave 2 done u itself and not
Ieferr0de III Ia a cnm r,;ccfor Nr,u
q 'oiilalssloh. NOW
ssSS 80 II ~ ulAu - sne tonnmlssion anu
's.s' nas spent Two years
ai's ~ supiece nor oniy IN
~ ~ pe' ~ experience OF the
aess KIT II i she ~ oi IT,. suites, u Is 9 me-
s'essafy' pert ofsthe original plan to
s''s ac ,s4 avs requested by the COM
sAalss'on is the only way by
S'''0n ~ me comlnlsslon plan can be
carried out. II cannot be emphasized
~ III. e.. 9Aka .iiat success or fail
als s g enes commission plan cannot
p ~. & u II 8 uhiess me legislature fol-
'oWs ~ recommendations. And. hay
~ q. ~ Z ~ ~, OF the COM
I ''F'os., .ne legislature owes u to
~ $50 s. give Y an opporttlnity
sa what y IS worth TO tho
,a
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the occasion. The marriage took place
under a. canopv. of ribbons from
which was suspendea a large white
bell. \ similar advancement covered
that part of the dining table rnder
which the brides sat The wedding
dinner was an ~e]eaant one consisting
OF a number OF courses The youne
people viii visit with their relatives
for a week or more in yarions parts
of the country after which they wjll
90 10 h~cusekeenine ON their farms.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hubbard will.liye inst
north OF Ntchell and Mr. and Mrs.
Ferenson near I.etcl,er Roth will he
at home fo ihpir friends aftor Auril
l.
Q
FEReCAltY BRIDES nON0RED.
series OF showers were held the
past week i'm honor of Two February
Lrid.s Mt. Lfa;a v.o. W.T.,
,'Spia NleiihSi' ON saturday evening
hi."a'N ~, MRS. VI. II. Ifrick. assist
va ny Hf". J =. crown, were hostess
'H 80 F." uoI'n young women, gather
ca 10 ecieofate the coming events.
ina evening was spent in Il very
'hApPN manner much mciflNnent be
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~BRIDE-To-BE- HONoRED.


Concluding 4 series Of affairs held
this week III compliment to Miss Lois
Anderson. who win be married ON
Tuesday 70 MI. John V. Dobson. OF
NJ Vernon. Ia, Miss Mildred Dera.
and Mrs. Howard r. S+odstrup were
,hostesses at dinner TO a party OF a
dozen young women at the c.. w.
Derr home last evening.
me table decorations reflected the
coming event. a miniature bride and
bridegroom we're set before the place
OF the honored guest. Colored lights
aud valentine fayors prettily empha-
sized the season. MS. Gcoree Mel
son Dayton. % Minncapolis. and Mrs.
James NJ. llobsom. OF Aberdeen. were
out Of town guests. \ miscellaneous
slower was given The guest Of non
on.
or Thursday afternoon. Mis- An
dersoit was colnpltrncntc1 Gt a lunch
Goa alsd afternoon company BY Mrs.
I.- n, l~ieckwith. when the members
OF the Monday Bridge cub were the
guests. on Wednesday, Miss Ieal-
nrttc Smith was hostess III honor OF
Miss Andersen. Ii- e huge valentine
box, a number Of Kitchen utensils
We're presented to the. complimentcd
guest. Buffet luncheon was served
in the dining room. where the table
was adorned with Il floral center
piece of pink roses.
Ten aueets were present at the af-
terndon comDany entertained BY Mrs.
Charles Fn%smiuger on Tuesday. Table
decorations Of green and white fea-
illfed tho luncheon. which was serv-
ed at y O'Clock, The plAea. Of tile
bridc-to-bc was noted Icy III l|iononet
oG swoci peas and hyaciptirs. MISSES
Marjorie Foster and Geil Waller
sieadi assisted the hostess in serving.
MARRIED ON WEDNESDAY.
Mr.. Earl l.. Wright. Who lives
near ArtesiaIh Was married Wcdnes-
day afternoon nj 4 O'Clock to Miss
Stc!la A. Stewart. Who lives near
Mitchell, at thc parsonage of the
First Methodist Episcopal church.
The pastor. Or. J. s. Moagland, ier-
formed the ceremony, using the ring
service, The groom is INC SOFA Of Mr..
and Mrs. l.. C. Wright. well known
people Of Farwcll. s. n. The bride
is The daughter OF Mr.. ana Mr..
Isaac Stewart who live a few miles
north of Mitchell.
Both the contracting parties are
well known in this city. The core-
mony was witnessed by Two brothers
of the bride, James and Albert Stew