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The Birmingham age-herald., 1915-08-29
Society in
 Greater Birmingham
AVONDALE

MT. Porter Williams entertained few friends at a rock party this week. After an interesting game an ice course was served to the following guests Miss Burns Waldman. Miss Thelma Moore,
 Miss Lola Mccool. Miss Kathleen Faulk- ner. Miss Lucille Tripplett MT. Charlie Page MT. Ora Hood, MT. Melvan Fair MT. Ed Williams. Mrs Abner Hawkins was hostess this week, entertaining at a farewell dinner for her sister, Mrs. H. V. Shearer, who will leave soon to make her home in Montgomery Those invited were Miss Francis Carr, Miss Lula Hawkins, Mrs. Horace Shaw MT. and Mrs. H. V. Shearer and Miss Louise Shearer. Miss Elsie Gary and Miss Ethel Gary were hostesses to the Epworth League 1 Friday evening. Rock and forty-two were played, aSter which 8 delicious salad course was served to about 50 guests. | Miss Lucie Gerald has returned from l Florida.
 Mrs. Harry Barry was hostess to the | T. D. s. club Saturday afternoon. Forty | two was played, after which an ice course was served to the following members: Miss Violette Swift, Miss Mabel Garrett, Miss Hazel Stone, Miss Lorine Farr Miss Ruth Kelley, Miss Valla McCool. Miss Ruth Gray who has been the guest of relatives in Avondale, has re- turned to Clanton. Mrs. Fannie Mccain left today for Lex ington, N. C. MT and Mrs. Edgar Niblett have re- turned from Covington. Ga. Miss Florence Wilking is the guest of relatives in Knoxville. MT. Willard Montgomery is in Jackson vile, Fla.
 Mrs. E. M Scott and children are in Muskogee.
 Miss Mary Hollan, who has been the guest of Miss Barbara Gonzales, has re- turned to her home in St. Louis. Mir U. S.. Cornelius has returned from Atlanta.
 Mrs o. S. Powell has returned from l Ashville.
 Miss Annie Strand and Miss Essie | Strand of Athens, Tenn. are the guests of Miss Gertrude Williams. l MT. and Mrs. J. R. Lewis, of Anniston, are the guests of Mrs. c. R. Allison. | Miss Jessie Robinson, of Columbus, | MT. and Mrs Frank Andrusso have
 returned from Florida. MT. and Mrs. J. M. Sweet. of Anniston l are the guests of Mrs. M. D. Bishop l MT. and Mrs. J. T Hester have re- l turned from Chattanooga
 MT. and Mrs. S. H. Odell are spending | several weeks in Gainesville. Ga
 Mrs. O. L. Edwards, of Ohio, is the
 guest of her daughter, Mrs. w. R. Star. | buck.
 turned from Columbus, u.
 Mrs. Fred Nanin Is visiting her sister.
 Mrs. Delbert Reid, in Atlanta.
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SHARPE-GROSS
 MARRIAGE OCCURS

A beautiful home wedding was that of Miss Lucie Gross to MT. Harold C. Sharpe. which was solemnized at the home of the brides mother Mrs Lucy M. Cross at Chidersburg, on Wednesday. August 25.
 Rev. J. P. Bloomsbury officiated in a very impressive manner, using the ring ceremony.
 Mrs. M. H. Jackson and Mrs. Frank Gross received the guests, while Miss An nie Moss and Miss Louise Ryder presided at the punch bowl.
 Miss Edith Butler had charge of the brides book, where each guest registered with good wishes for the bride and groom.
 The reception hall was very prettily decorated with garden flowers and vines. The vows were taken fin the library be- fore an improvised altar artistcally dec- orated with palms and ferns, intertwined with clematis, while the candles threw a soft glow over all.
 Preceding the ceremony musical pro gramme was given by Miss Maggie Fay Tor, Miss Louise Ryder and MT. Milton Heath.
 The bridal party entered to the strains of Mendelssohn's wedding march. The bridesmaids Miss Lillian Gross and Miss Wynette Mathews, were cha harmingly eowned in dainty frocks of white, and car ried arm bouquets of lovely pink carna- tions.
 Little Miss Mary Ellen Tate preceded the bride and groom, bearing the ring in a rose. Little Miss Maryelle Mullins was ribbon bearer.
 The bride was very attractive in a go- ing away gown of midnight blue, with hat to match. She carried beautiful sheath bouquet of brides roses and valley lilies
 The bride is lovely young woman, whose grace and charm of manner have won for her many friends.
 The groom Is prominent and popular young business man of Piedmont
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MISS BLACK HOSTESS AT BOOK PARTY

To compliment Mrs. L. F. Taylor's lovely guests. Miss Elizabeth Cullman Of Waco, Tex. and Miss Lucille Taylor of Jackson, Miss. Miss Zoe Black was hostess al rock party Friday morning at her home in Norwood.
 Ferns and golden glows were placed in the rooms where the guests played rock and at the conclusion of the game salad and ice course was enjoyed.
 Those present were: Miss Cullman Miss Taylor, Miss Mary Malone, Miss Ethel Matthews, Miss Aleen Glass, Miss Lucille Ketehum, Mrs. Wallace Journey, Miss Mary Virginia Cum mings, Miss Mildred Tarrant, Mrs. F. l.. Taylor, Mrs & D. Nance, Mrs M L. Tyler, Mrs. J. ". Black and Miss Zoe Black
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tion hall were elaborately decorated with palms, ferns and cut flowers. On the spacious verapda punch was dispensed from cut glass bowl, embedded in vines and flowers by Miss Hazel Mckenzie. The tables at which forty-two was played were placed on the veranda and in the re- ception hall. Mrs Cooke and Mrs. Mon-
 fee were assisted in serving delightful ice course by Mrs. A. s. Hipp. Among the
 invited guests were Miss Mary Bess At kinson, Miss Mamie B. Clark, Miss Mary Lou Wood. Miss Hazel Mckenzie. Miss Evie Phillips. Miss Bessie Blackwell Miss Thelma Cook, Miss Emily Dryman, Miss Lallie Dunbar Miss Mary Dunbar, Miss
 Alma Dunbar. Miss Clean McPherson,
 Miss Ella Shumate, Miss Ethel Shores, Miss Anna Shores. Miss Maude Daniel.
 Mr. s. T. Key, MT. D. E. Cook, Mr. c. B.
 Thompson, Mir. Ernest Grishan, MT. c.
 w. Frye. Mr. l.. c. Lockey Mr. O. B.
 Phillips, MT. Mike Ford, Mr. A. J. Mon- fee, Mir c. B. Overton, MT. Sam Hard- ing, Mir. Ernest Venerable, MT. E. T. Hen-J derson, MT. Mac Waters, MT. Glenn Shores, MT. Carl Huffman, MT w. H. Yessick. One of the most enjoyable affairs of
 the past week was given by Miss Pauline Gillian at the home of her parents, MT. and Mrs. F. T. Gillian. Various games were enjoyed on the spacious lawn. with a guessing contest as the principal di- version. after which a watermelon cut ting was enjoyed, the following young people participating: Miss Annie Mae Harding, Miss Benita Taitor. Miss Alma Almon, Miss Mable Payne, Miss Ruth Savage, Miss Thelma Williams, Miss Edna Davis. Miss Nellie Hood, Miss Ruby Gil- Han, Miss Elizabeth Gillian. Mrs. J. c. AL
 mon. MT. Eugene Monfee. MT. Willie Bar
 nard, MT. Conner Goodwin, MT. Andrew
 (Continued on Page Twenty-flve)
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VANCE EAST

crime Leeper, and Miss Camille Dowell of Montgomery. Miss Gladys Washington s house guest.
 Miss Marcelline Davis was honoree Fri day at a spend-the-day party, given by Miss Willie Byrd. Ferns and cut flow CTS were used in the decorations. Fancy work was discussed until 1 p. m., when a delicious luncheon was served. A basket of astors tied with tulle centered the table. Later in the afternoon Miss Byrd took her guests to the park. where swim ming was enjoyed. Those participating in this hospitality were Miss Marcelline Davis, Miss Ailesn Lampkin, Miss Lu Abbe Chambless, Mrs. A. T. Woollcy, Miss Exa Aldridge. Mrs. Sara Byrd, Mrs John Bernhard. and Miss Willie Byrd
 Miss Annie Lou Palmer is with her sis- ter Mrs. J. D. Killough.
 Prof. B. l.. Noojin of Tuscaloosa Is wis iting friends in East Lake.
 Mir and Mrs. l.. A. Keene, Miss Made line Keene and MT. Paul Keene reached home Saturday after spending some time at their country home.
 Mrs. w. s. Smith, Miss Florence Smith and Miss Annie Louise Smith of De. mopolis are guests of Mrs. J. H. Urney.
 Mrs F. M. Vance is visiting relatives in Talladega.
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read with interest by the friends of Miss Baugh and MT. Midgeley here:

iCau With interest Dy the IrlendS or Miss Baugh and MT. Midgeley here:
 MT. and Mrs. Charles F. Meeks an- nounce the engagement and approach ing marriage of their cousin, Sallie Bibb Baugh to MT. Charles Holly 2lidgeley, the wedding to take place at their home on Fifth street on the afternoon of Thursday, September Is, at o'clock. No cards.
 This engagement will be received with affectionate interest by the scores of friends of this popular couple throughout north Alabama. Miss Baugh came to Gadsden over a year ago to make her home with relatives here and has, by her 'winsome manner and charming personality, been the center of an admiring coterie of friends since her residence here. MT. Midgeley be- longs to one of the prominent old families of the state, and is a young man of sterling worth, popular In both business and social circles, and is a member of the firm of Midgeley & Irwin on Broad street. The approach ing marriage of MT. Midgeley and Miss Baugh will be one of the interesting events of the early fall"
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MIR. AND MRS. WALKER
 HOSTS AT DINNER

To celebrate the birthday of MT. P. l.. Walker, MT. and Mrs. Walker entertained a few friends and relatives at dinner Fri day at their home in Avondale. A yellow and white color motif was carried out In the floral centerpiece and the place cards. Those enjoying this hospitality were: Mrs. c. w. Spear of Milledgevil'e. Mrs. w. T. Williams, Miss Lucie Walker, Miss Antoinette Walker, Miss Evelyn Walker, Mrs. J. J. Dennard and Miss Clara Dennard of Pine View, Ga, MT, G. P. Walker of Attalla and MT. and Mrs. P. L. Walker.
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RILEYSIBLEY and hn marriage of their daughter Marguerite Mr. Henry in vmb The of these Miss Sbey s the of MT nd MrC A in preaching marriage will in FITS -MORRISETTE of of Tuscaloosa wedding SPROULL-POWERS the of their
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  of Nashville The wedding VANCE-EAST 4 tsa ffk Mamie home in
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DELIGHTFUL DANCE AT
 NEWSPAPER CLUB

One of the most delightfu' affairs of the latter part of the week was the Fri day night dance at the Birmingham Newspaper club. which was attended by one of the largest and most congenial crowds ever gathered at the club for 8 dance. Several large parties were given, and in addition, all of the smaller tables were taken by couples and small parties. number of attractive visiting girls were noted among tI,e dancers.
 Dancing at the club has become so popular that at the request of many
 memberseamong the dancing set. the club
 management has announced that the care
 floor will be open each evening during
 the week for the club members who care
 to come in for . few hours of dancing.
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will be hostess at a reception for Miss Lctaw and the guests will include the members of the Blue Bird club.
 Tuesday evening Mir. Hyman Letaw and Mrs. Louis Letaw will entertain at a dinner party at the Tutwiler.
 Thursday evening MT. and Mrs. B. L. Letaw will be hosts at dinner at their home complimenting Mir. Silverstein, Miss Letaw and their wedding attend- ants.
 Friday evening Miss Ida Davis will sive reception and dance for these popular young people.
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LUNCHEON AND SWIMMING
 PARTY FOR MISS FERGUSON

Jones will give a luncheon and swim
 ming party Tuesday at the Roebuak
 Golf and Auto club to honor Miss Mary Sue Ferguson. The attendants at the marriage of Miss Ferguson and MT. Herbert Ephgraves will compose the guest list at this delightful affair."
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MISSES PRINCE TO
 HONOR CHESTS

One of the most interesting events Of the week will be a large dance at the Country club Tuesday evening, when Miss Elizabeth Prince and Miss Jordan Prince will be charming hos tesses complimenting their lovely guests, Miss Frank Montgomery of Tunica, Miss, and Miss Madge Brant- ley and Miss Nell Brantley of Troy.
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ALMON-

A wedding which will come as a sur, prise to their many friends, that of Nils. Er0estine Abbott to MT. Willard Aln,an was solemnized yesterday afternoon a 6N o'clock at the home of the bride parents, MT. and Mrs. M. T. Abbott, O Fountain Heights.
 The marriage was a quiet affair, only |. few relatives and friends witnessing ths ceremony, which was performed by tn, Rev. l.. c. Branscomb.
 Immediately after the ceremony MT
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PRATT CITY

The attractive home of Mrs. D. Eugene Cook was the scene of a forty-two party Friday evening, when she and Mrs. An- drew J. Monfee were joint hostesses com plimenting Miss Mary Lou Woods house guests, Miss Nanpie B. Clark of Dallas.
 Tex, and Miss Mary Bess Atkinson of Koscinsks, Miss. The parlor and recep-
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MRS. FOSTER TO HONOR
 MISS FERGUSON

One of the most delightful affairs planned for Miss Mary Sue Ferguson, September bride -elect, will be the linen shower at which Mrs. J. R. Foster will be hostess at her home in Nor wood Friday afternoon.
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The Friday night dance will be continued however, as a special feature.
 Among the girls noted at the club Fri day night for the dance were: Miss Kath- leen Hayes, Miss Mary Irvine, Miss Martha Glover, Miss Margaret Wing field, Miss Louise Taylor, Miss Elizabeth Culver. Miss Leita Stewart, Miss Louise Jemison Mrs. Bell Payne, Mrs. E. A McNeely, Miss Mattie Lou Brown, Miss Charlotte Schroder, Miss Geraldine Mo
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SWIMMING EXHIBITION
 AT ROEBUCK CLUB

There will be an exhibition at the Roe buck Golf and Auto club this afternoon beginning at o'clock by the members who are expert swimmers. Music will be an added attraction and later the regular Sunday evening dinner will be served. Many parties have been planned to attend this event.
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NATIONS HEART CLUB
 WITH MRS. BINDER

Mrs. c. M. Binder will entertain the members of the Matrons Heart club Wednesday afternoon at her home
 Dr. and Mrs. w. T. Berry have named their little daughter Corrinne Cecil, for her maternal grandmother
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PUPILS RECITAL
 AT CABLE HALL

The Birmingham Conservatory or Music presented some of their pupils of the summer class in recital at Cable hall Saturday morning. The names of those taking part were: Miss Gather inc Burton, Miss Beatrice Tate, Miss Bessie Hamilton. Miss Ruth Haynes, Miss Vallie Young White, Miss Rema Friedman, Miss Emma Collins, Miss Elizabeth Gussen, Miss Dorothy Dreyer, Miss Hattie Hayes, Miss Mary Gussen. Miss Elizabeth Wingo and Mrs. C. Lander.
 It will perhaps be of interest to many eople to know that the conservatory win again be located downtown. in a suite of rooms on the second floor of the Cable Piano company building.
 South Highland branch will be maintained at the Allen School, where ali branches of music will be taught. Including the Fletcher music method for children.
 MIDGELEY-BAUGH ENG AGEMENT
 OF INTEREST HERE
 The Gadsden Evening Journal car ries the following item which will be
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MISS KATHERINE JONES
 HOSTESS AT DANCE

Monday evening Miss Katherine Jones will be hostess at a dance at her home on Elm street prior to her departure for St. Mary's school in Ral- eIgh, N. C., where she will be a student during the coming year.
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HISS VALUE YOUNG WHITE TO BE HOSTESS

The class of 1913 of the Birmingham Iigh school will be at home with Miss yallie Young White, at 1918 South Eff eenth street. Wednesday. afternoon, at 4 o'clock.
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cormack. Miss Francis Griggs. Miss Val lie Young White, Miss Katherine Ledbet- ter, Miss Mary Claire Norwood, Miss Daisy Lee Douglas, Miss Mallie Moughon, Miss Helen shropshirw, Miss Roberta Wilson, and others.
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MRS. MORRIS LETAW
 HOSTESS WEDNESDAY

Complimenting Miss Rose Letaw, a
 bride-elect Mrs Morris Letaw will en-
 tertain informally at her home Wedres- day afternoon.
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ad Mrs. Almon left for brief wedding rip to Chattanooga.
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MIDGELEY-B -BAUGH ENGAGEMENT
 OF INTEREST HERE

The Gadsden Evening Journal car ries the following item which will be
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-10-26
UPDEGRAFF TO ACT AS
STARTER IN HARNESS
RACES AT PHOENIX

SPECIAL ooERssPoHoEHes 70 MORNING JOURNAL
Phoenix. Ariz.. oct 25.--Starter a.
p L-pdegraff. of the great races al Inc
Panama Pacific harness meet held
this year at san Francisco, mas been
selected to act in the same capacity
In Phoenix this year at the Arizona
state fair This was decided upon AT
The recent meeting Of The COMMISSION
The importance Of the meet mere H.
such that the commission felt lustlIled
in obtaining the services or the most
expert Judge possible, and since judge
Updegraff was at liberty ana had
signifiod a wish TO come to Phoenix
and officiate. an invitation was eA-
tended to him, and the conditions ne-
ing satisfactory, he Will act during th'
week Of fast harness events on the
wonderful mile track at the Arizona
state fairgrounds, fair week.
Accompanying Judge Ipdegrall,
Will be a Judge and starter ol almost
as much ren0wn as the former men-
toned gentleman. Magnus flaWsi
who is the tfetting editor Of the ME
cago Inter- Ocean, secretary ot me
Chicago Driving club AZ Wen as being
secretary Of the Turf Journals asse-
ciation Judge Flaws will he one ~
the Judges Of the harness events and
VIII start he running events re
served as starter at no less than forty
series Of harness aud running races
during the present year, and was one
OF the Judges and starters az the Pan
lama Pacific exposition
The choice Of the two gentlemen
mentioned above for the positions
named places the coming Arizona
Inject upon higher level possibly
THAN # has ever before been. Then
presence IN Phoenix for he events ai
The track immediately increase me
nrestiee Of the Arizona fair meet
1 lIeretofore the meet has always had
4 splendld reputation an over the
,countrv. owners of fine animals
bring them here 70 make their hes,
thine trials assured Of the equity OF
the treatment they viii receive Now
they VIII be doubly assured
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-10-26
Acute ArticuIar
Rheumatism

The exact cause of rheumatism Is un-
known. though 1t As generally believed 90
he due to an excess OF uric acid in the blood.
10 may he also said with equal truth that no
remedy has been found which ts a specific
iu nll cases IN fact the literature OF rheu-
mHUsm shows that there are but few druga
which have not been given trial Ia tho
hands OF one observer we end That certain
drug has been used with the utmost salts
factiou; others have found the same remedy
% Doe "a great disappointment All phNsl-
CLANS however agree shat every method ot
treatment r aided hy the administration ot
the nervous system ana nr W. =. Achuli1e
Expresses the opinion uf thousands Of prne-
tltouore when h0 says mat Anti kamnlN
Tablets should be given preference over au
nll forms Of rhoumOtlsmw These thhletetan
be purchased IN amy quantity, FheN ntH
also unsurpassed iu headaches, neuralgiaa
ana an 1alu. ASK for AK Tablets.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-10-26
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Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-10-26
INDIAN SCHOOLS
To MAKE MOST Of
BIG CONVENTION
Cooperation Between Teach
ors II G0yer0mentand State
Institutions Urged by Gov
eminent Bureau

-spr-iAL eossesposBEvcE re noRslNa JOURNAL
Santa l'e. oct 25 The Indian
school section is going to make the
most of the meetings Of the New Mex
i.u Educational association az Albu-
el.aue Thanksgivingg week. ana eve
srr Indian agency and school in the
State win be represented, In fact
rher. vii he visitors from Indian
schools I'm Arizona. oklahoma and
Colorado. The Indian bureau is urg
me Indian school teachers and Off
eaIs to couelate their work with the
stgtc schools and To overlook no up-
uurtunIty 90 join i'm conventions and
MEETINGS of state teachers In con-
sequence a program has been arr
RANGED by the Indian schools section
flr- eIch of the three days Of the cou-
NuuOn.
T.. II Hammond. day school iuspec-
tlr. has been given prominent part
m This program, which he Will open
with am address on Teaching Eng
H-h ana close with a discussion.
three DAYS later on Identifying the
Grounds tie win also make am adj
dress on Basketry
Supt. Frederick snyder, Of the San
tl ne school, viii speak on school
Gardening and those who have visit
I'D the grounds of the Santa Fe school,
win admit that they have the most
beautiful grounds in the southwest.
Ilc Wlll also discuss Identifying the
Grounds
Many to Make Addresses.
Mrs Agnes Morrow. of the Laguna
school, viii speak ON The Correla-
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Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-10-26

fuss or trouble. What's The use APP
plying salves that make toes raw ana
sore that make coru9 swell. bandages
that make ii misery o. walk. tape mat
stcks greasy ointment. and other con-
traptons Get rid u eorns the easy
way. nuck. simple sure now way
That's common sense. Try "Gels-it
also for warts and buulons. 'Gets-lt
can't hurt, the corn loosens, ant
comes right ore clean OFT
"Gets-lt' is sold 0t ali druggists
use bottle. or sent direct by u. Law
renee q Co. Chicago.
Sold tu Albuquerque HHn recommends
a. the worlds best corn remedy by otwe
Drug CO.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-10-26
MINISTER MOTORS FROM
OHIO TO SANTA re

;. - " Dan n TT
Santa Fe. oct -'.- NeN'
Hammond, the new paste, lI,
Johns Methodist Episcopa' ,'iol ~. ~,
saved carfare from fihdlal 'u''''i,uo
coming overland M ms "ul 'I'' ~,
and sunday occupied 'u' putt Al
the first time lie exc naHHtu " '',' 80
simmer who mad Oe,eh pasloI MY
and who with MIS-. simmer mas 'i''E
ed in Findlay A reception Is ~ w
rendered Mr. hammond urN WIZ Ky
The pulpit OF me Oh i51 - w. NV NV
Holy Faith was oceupIeo 'ou"H
Rev George McCl'ment OF ''y , "rJ
cese Of Utah the rector Ivy. lin
das smith being caiied TO d NEE erat7
" The Council OF AdFl,e oI w -, n Ky
estant Episcopal chul'n a' M 1' p'.r,
occupied the pulpit a. MeSsll'" "',l