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Sharp County record., 1915-01-08

All accounts are now due. Please
call and settle same as we must
collect to pay our bills. Barnett
Wasson Drug Co.
Lewis Pierce and Miss Una
Graddy Of this place were united in
marriage Sunday, Esq. Owen c.
Shaver performing the ceremony.
The many friends of these young
people will wish them much success
and happiness in life.
A strange dog put in an appear
ance on DR.. E. M. Gray's premises
Wednesday and when the doctor
started to drive the animal away
he became vicious and showed
fight, making straight for the doctor
in fact. DR.. Gray made a good run
for the house, and in his haste to
get inside ran his right arm through
a glass door. The arm was badly
cut in one place, a number OF
stitches being required to close the
wound.
Sharp County record., 1915-01-08
BITS OF NEWS FROM
THE COURT HOUSE
Items Of Interest Found AT
The Temple Of Justice
And Briefly Told

The first piece of Sharp county
scrip issued in 1915 was issued to
Walter Mann of Center.
Clerk E. A. Boyce and Sheriff
j. H. Kirtley are at Hardy attend
ing to their duties in circuit court.
A marriage permit was granted a
few days ago to r. X, Fletcher and
Miss Julia Haywood, an lizard
county couple.
Sheriff J. H. Kirtley will begin
collecting the taxes for 1914 on
January 1S. He will be assisted by
Ransom Davidson Of this place.
c, E, Kirtley, a splendid young
citizen Of Reeds Creek, was looking
after some business matters at the
court house one day this week.
While Clerk L. A. Boyce is at
Hardy attending to his duties In the
circuit court J. j. Davidson Is look
Ing after the business Of his Office
In the Southern District.
Judge Horn held an adjourned
term of the probate court for the
Southern District on Thursday of
last week, The term lasted but a
short time, as only a matter pertain
Sharp County record., 1915-01-08
NOTICE TO OUR CUSTOMERS

The time has arrived when to do
a general credit business as we have
been doing in the past means flnan-
cial destruction to this firm This
is a plain statement, but true, No
firm can safely 90 beyond Its limit,
and we have come to ours In the
matter of extending credit.
We greatly deplore the present
financial depression that prevails
throughout the country, but 1t must
be understood that when we are
unable to collect what Is due us we
are unable to meet out own obliea-
tons. That simply means q halt in
credit for us, which means that we
must also call a halt in giving cred
II.
We are compelled to sell goods for
cash or on 80 days time Positive.
ly we do not now want to charge
an account that cannot be paid
within 80 days We hope our
friends will appreciate this situation
and save US the embarrassment of
refusing long credit,
We trust that conditions will i'm.
prove so that by spring we can open
credit accounts In d limited way
and be of assistance to our friends
in the growing of another crop, but
until that time we are forced to
close our books, or we shall not be
able to render assistance to the
people when they will probably
mnui nnad II
Sharp County record., 1915-01-08
MARVIN ATKINSON KILLS MAN
Former Citizen OF This Section Shoots Man
He Is Trying To Arrest At Arsenta,

One night ast week Marvin
Atkinson, who for sometime had
been a member of the police force
at Areenta shot and killed a young
man named Lindsey. Atkinson
claims that when he started to ar
rest Lindsey the latter began to
advance upon him with a knife,
whereupon he drew his revolver
and fired three shots. One shot
struck Lindsey in the abdomen and
another in the forehead, and death
resulted almost instantly.
Atkinson Is now in Jail at Little
Rock, being held to await the action
of the Pulaski county grand jury by
a coroner's jury, which heard the
evidence In the case. An effort was
made this week to have him re.
leased on bond, but the effort failed
Atkinson was formerly a member
Of the police force at Batesville and
at Newport He Is a son of Mr.
and Mrs W. L. Atkinson, who re-
side near Evening Shade, and Mr.
Atkinson went to Little Rock the
first part Of the week to confer with
attorneys who will look after his
sons interests In the courts.
Sharp County record., 1915-01-08
Local News

Atty. T. |. Herrn is at Hardy this
week attending circuit court.
G. H. Matheny of Maxville was
an Evening Shade visitor one day
this week.
State Senator John C. Ashley was
here from Melbourne two days last
week seeing his friends.
r. L. Campbell, a good friend Of
the Record, was here from Pough.
keepsie a few days since.
Miss Kate Herrn left Friday for
Little Rock, where she will spend
some time visiting her sister, Mrs
G. H. Stocks.
F. F. Weaver called at Record
headquarters Tuesday and had his
name added to our list Of subscrib-
ers at Sidney.
F. M. Biggs, one of Big Rock
townships substantial citizens, was
transactine some business matters
in Evening Shade q few days ago.
Sharp County record., 1915-01-08
PROCEEDINGS OF
The HARDY COURT
Jesse Johnson Gets Three
Years In Reform School
For Grand Larceny.

Circuit court for the Northern
District convened at Hardy Monday
morning. Below will be found the
proceedings had in the court on
Monday and Tuesday.
STATE VS.:
Will Gray, drunkenness, continu-
John Rogers, breach of the peace,
continued.
Chas. Nelson, assault and battery,
continued.
j. D. Mulvyhill, assault and bat
terry, continued.
Allen King, breach of the peace,
plea of guilty, fined SIS.
Newt York, breach of the peace,
continued.
Auton Hotchkiss, wearin 6
weapons, plea of guilty, fined $50.
Guy Mncaid, embezzlement, dis
missed at cost of defendant.
Will Harmon and Jesse Harmon,
malicious mischief, bond forfeited.
Elmer Phillips, gaming, jury trial,
fined SIS.
Fred Causbie, gaming, plea of
guilty, fined $40.
John Causbie Jr., gaming, dis
missed at cost Of defendant.
Bert Causbie, gaming, dismissed
at cost of defendant.
R. W. Cruise, breach of peace, plea
of guilty, fined SIS.
| Lee Collins, breach of the peace,
continued.
Frank Lester, appeal from j. F.
court, dismissed at cost of defend
ant.
Mark Carpenter, gaming, plea Of
guilty, fined $40.
Jesse johnson, grand larceny,
plea of guilty, sentenced to reform
school for three years.
Sharp County record., 1915-01-08

Pay us, then we can pay others
and be able to accommodate you in
the future. Barnett Wasson Drug
Co.
STRAYED-Three red steers,
branded "AB" on right hip, crop off
right and split in left ear, tae in
right ear Notify A. Bensch at
Center and receive reward.
Sharp County record., 1915-01-08

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Sharp County record., 1915-01-08
COLLECTORS NOTICE

Notice 10 hereby given that VIII m~%
payers Of the various townships Of ShaFpe
Arkansas. at the places and on tho d'a
toned below for the purpose Of c0I'''"
taxes for the year, lOlii
Southern District
Lave Creek, Rose Pond, Monday '"''
1916. "A
Morgan, Center, Tuesday January"
Office. w.I
Lebanon, Dotson School House N"'I
January 20. ,..ml
Strawberry, Institute, Thursday, o,'l,, .S
North Big Rock, poughkocpslC '''''
ary %, In DIR. u. l., SullIyah's once i, a
South Big Rock, Center llelh ea''' !.
ary 20. .,..,ja
25. at J. L. powell's residence u.l y,
Big Creek, CaIamInc, Tuesday a"u n
January 20 and 81, at sullIvan'S s,O'S r,,l,, u
Scott, Shclbyville, Thursday anu ."
ary rs and 20, at T'aylors store ,,,r
Cave, Cave City, Saturday ''"'
Bank. han rAa
Sullivan, BrIcklo Springs MOno",
Sullivan. Sidney, Tuesday, reO'|%1 |s%.s1,aa,v,
johnson, 81, Paul, Wednesday ,', 's TAt.'
pIney Fork, Evening Shaae' "" ~
to 20, ~
Northern DlaIrlc' ne
Rlchwooda, Jachaon'a SIo'o "''
20, ,.lgdn.
Riehwoods Ash Flat, Tuesday "" ~
February % and 81, at BANK ,,v All h,
Davidson, King Mills, Thufsu''
February 20 and 20 at Post ONCE ,.i.,. ''S'
Highland, Stewards store Sa'u'' 1u
27. .,h Btho
Lebanon, sitka, Monday m'''' ~
TOMS store, -, and Vekrk
jackson, WIllIford, Tuesu" ~
March . and ., At BANK Thufsip Y
South Union, Martins oreeA' ~ lbl
4. -, lIoaR -,
North Union, Banks scO0'' ~ ~
March 8, a-,,.Aay, pliII(
Upper North, Wirlh' sa'u'''' -.
Post Office, a...a, fsas ~
Lower North, Strides seh0V' a u
March y, ,onN
Hardy, Hardy, from Mar'h ,,,S. vs d
partIea Wishing 10 pay 'os "s lpg WI
times and places will please O''', ~ d, L,
their land, and those writing wDsoiikW ~
should rive the correct nul'lOe, '', and sotu
wish to pay on, to avoid eirVlv y ,ss lliAs ~.
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Sharp County record., 1915-01-08

ing to the settlement of one est
was before him.
County Treasurer J. L. Gynea
is minus a considerable amount
good hog meat, owing to the act
ties of a burglar, who paid two vi
to his smokehouse last week. 1t
understood that the treasurer
provided himself with a trusty ST.
gun and some heavily loaded she
and the next thief to visit his pie
is most likely to Oct shot in t
fracas.
Sharp County record., 1915-01-08
RU B-MY-TIS M

Will cure Rheumatism, Neu-
raleia, Headaches, Cramps, Collie
Sprains, Bruises, Cuts, Burns, Old
Sores, letter, Ring. Worm, Ec.
zema, etc. Antiseptic Anodyne,
used internally or externally. Csc
Atty, D. L. King was here from
Williford Thursday of last week at
tending to some business matters
in the adjourned term Of probate
court.
DR.. +. L. Garner, who has had an
extensive practice In this section
for the past two years, left a few
days ago with his family for Hardy,
where they will reside and where
DR.. Garner has opened an Office.
The residence Of G. L. Coger took
fire Tuesday when a spark from a
ilue fell on and ignited the roof.
Slight damage was done, a number
OF citizens answering the alarm
just In time to prevent O serious
blaze.
Sharp County record., 1915-01-08
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION
Department Of the Interior.
U, s. Land Office at Little Rock. Arkansas.

January 4, 1916.
Notice Ia hereby given that James W. Fore Of
Evening Shade, Ark, who on December 49, 1911,
made Homestead Entry No, 0SldO, for s HALF
NE OR, NV OR sE or, NE or SW Or, Sec
ton 80, Township n North, Range West, 9Th
Principal Meridian, has fled notice Of intention
TO make Three Year Proof 10 establish claim to
the land above described, before n. A, Doyee,
Clerk, at Evening Shade, Ark, on the 10th day
Of February. 1915
Claimant names as witnesses Jasper Hutch
ison, Palmer Hutehison Of Layne Ark, =. u.
Thompson Of Center. Ark, q. ID. Wolfe of Even
Ing Shade, Ark.
Jno, w. Allen, Reglater.
Sharp County record., 1915-01-08

Please do not ask for long credit,
as we are not in position to carry
new accounts over 80 days. Barnett
WasSon Drug Co.
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ing EN-, or have at last admitted
mere man to equality was debated
today by college alumni who plan
ned to attend this years play OF the
Associate Alumnae of Nassar cot
lege, to be given at the Century
Lyceum tonight. For the first time,
the alumnae have admitted men 10
the cast and half a dozen male
friends of the graduates will appear
i'll leading roles. formerly taken by
betrousered college girls. The play
is THE Road TO Vest erday.'
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PLAIN VIEW.
adv

Mr. Jim Robertson is on the sick
list at this period.
Mrs. Truell has been visiting her
mother, Mrs. HaryiIle
Mrs Pete Curry is away visiting
her sister who is very Ill
Mr. c. b. Ferner spent Saturday
tight with Mr., J NJ. Alsup.
Miss Ruby Haryille entertained
several of her friends Sunday even
ing
Mr. Dennis Johnson of Pleasant
Valley was caller at Mr.. VIII
Alsups Sunday.
Jennie Alsup spent Saturday night
and Sunday of last week with her
cousin, Willie Alsup.
Mr.. Chester Jenkins and family
and Mr. J, NJ Alsup attended sing
ing at Lone Elm Sunday evening.
A light snow fell here Saturday
night, the largest snow OF the
season, soon melted when the sun
came out.
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/ stock public hearing will be held
/ February :, 1917, at lao Depart
ma" Of Agriculture 10 discuss a
proposed quarantine ca tac impor-
tation Of all pines from Europe.
During The past year imported pines
have been found TO be infested with
III" European pine shoot moth. In
1a'ote this is one of the principal
insect enemies Of pines aud is es-
neoia1lF destructive in nurseries.
! young forests. and ornamental
plantation. 1t kills or injuries the
young twig growth and deforms
i the tree TO = serious extent.
In this country the insect seems
to be stin confined TO the European
1ptnea in Connecticut Illinois, Mass
#achusctts, New Jersey. New York,
! Ohio, Pennsylvania, Rhode Island.
and West Virginia Strenuous eff
forts are already being made to
stamp it out and it is believed
that these will be successful if no
further importatious Of infested
stock are permitted
+ The white pine blister rust has al
READY resulted in The exclusion Of all
! Gye-leafed pines from Europe and
Asia. The proposed quarantine
will extend this prohibition to all
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DEMAND FOR THE EiFiCENT

Alert, keen, clear headed, healthy
men and women arc in demand,
Modern business cannot use in office.
factory or on the road, persons hwo
are dull, lifeless, inert, half sick or
tired. Keep in trim. Be in a con-
dition that wards oil disease. Foley
Cathartic Tablets clean the system,
keep the stomach sweet, liver active
and the bowels regular. Curlin's
Two DRUG Stores, adv.
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How to Cure a Lagrippe Cough.

Lasrippe coughs demand instant
treatment They show serious
condition of the system and are
weakening. Postmaster Collins,
Barnegat. n j., says; Il took FoleYs
Honey and Tar Compound for VIC
lent iagrippe cough that completely
exhausted me, and less than half a
bottle stopped the cough Try it.
Curlins Two Drug Stores. adv.
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| WIS. i. ~ howard oil "aAat'aeh'e
f@itfo hef parents Mt, anu MIS-.
- II '''Son' d IT." ""S7 SaS' N@eN.
MISS hlrdie SI"ilA spent IRON
Ii l'a''fsS "'''iI saturday WIN MISS
RANGES Lowell
! Mr.. and Mrs.. j. d. Burns were
visitors at Mr. WA Eiadson.s sun
day
! Mr.. Macon A~hGae took dinner with
Nr. Clarence 1furrag SUNDAY.
Mrs. Merry MlCragy aad daughter.
iUiae Dorothy. cad Miss Esther Old
nam of led Oak spent from Tues
day until Wednesday with Mrs. L.
. NJ. Holland.
The many friends If Dr. 4. G.. Mil
her were clad to see him al sunday
school Sunday.
Misses HanHe Lou Grimes aa5
irene NirE were shopping in Waxa-
h.thic Tuesday.
Mrs. l.. l.. and j. Nv Gibson ami
Maua Gibson spent one might in
\yasahaaafe last week. guests of Mrs.
Fam laabettef
+ Mr.. Ben Boyd and family visited i
Mr., j. C. Eove'I'< sunday evening.
MIR. Walter Lowell spent Thursday
nisht With Mr.. houston hudson
Misses Minnie Nlrk Birdie Smith.
Annie May Hudson and Leta DanIe'
took dinner with Miss HIFa Murray
Sunday The afternoon guests were
Jcssrs. Lonnie ana houston HUT
lsoa Harry stages, Jack beehner'
Bad Jones iiianton Duke. Jim TIN
man and Albert Parish, Al had q
nice time
Miss Nesta Smith spent saturday
might and SUNDAY WIN MISS ''s91'
Lowell.
Miss Hattie Lou Grimes called On
/ Miss Willie Bunch sunday.
Rev. }. {. HAYS OF beSoIo "l'i
Epreach at this place Sunday morn
ling. Rev. Hays will leave soon Tor
cast Texas where he viii make ms
future home. His many friends in
this community will regret to lose
Thin.
Master gurtiss Jordan spent one
Iujght with Ocie Gibson,
Mrs VIII Hudson spent Monday
with AIRS Mary Burus.
Mrs pru8ia Smith spent q few
davs 1ast week with her parents at
Pod oak
Mrs posa Gibson was with Mrs.
r tI,,aso, Monday afternoon.
Mrs Freda Grimes spent Wednes-
da,, with her PARENTS. MIR. and Mrs.
K RIair
Mr. Rp Tnno visited his brother.
| ~, ,t No.. sunday
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No woman can be an active suf-
fragette and support a husband in
that style to which ne wants to gel
accustomed.
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5000 Reward,

A reward of $500 will be paid by
this company for the conviction Of
any one found guilty of taking the
Daily Light from the yard or lawn OF
any subscriber of this paper EN-
TERPRISE PUBLISHING COM.
PANY. II
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II you are "holiafjng7 about your
try J. r. Tucker, Job Print
ing That's Al." at the Daily Light
Ady} pd
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T Tucker, lob Printing
that all Daily Light Office.
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FOR RENT siA-room house. See
DR.. L. keplineer. Il
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FOR RENT--Desirable office room.
See Ed DuBose, 267
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ANNOUNCEMENT will be locat-
ed in the Thornhill building, EaXa-
hachie, after February l to engage
in repairing all kinds of furniture,
modern methods of granting, oak,
walnut mahogany and birdseyc ma
pie and other styles, also inside
house furnishing in grains A lib
eral patronage is expected. Yours
to accommodate with easy terms.
Samuel NJ. Moore. 267pd
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NOTICE Hal Gentry 2.15 Ia is
by record the fastest horse in Wax
ahachie. Owing to hard times his
fec is reduced this season. II YOU
viii bring me your colts to break
by Feb. tst, l will cut the break
Ing price also. J A Holcomh
Elm street, Breeding and Breaking
Stables, 269
Evening star., 1915-02-07
u. D. c. Dances.

The first Of the series Of dances which
have been planned by the District Di-
vision, q. D. c., will be held Thursday
February II, at 1892 Vermont avenue
at $50 pm.
The patronesses are Mrs. Albert Sid
ney Burleson, Mrs. Champ Clark, Mrs.
Claude Swanson, Mrs. Josephus Daniels.
Mrs. J. Willard Ragsdale, Mrs. Elisha
E. Meredith, Mrs. Theodore F. Shuey,
Mrs. Matthew Scott, Mrs. John H. Bank
head. Mrs. John P. Tarvin. Mrs. w. T.
Baggett. Mrs. Lawrence H. Quirollo.
Mrs. A. H. Mitchell, Mrs. Jefferson Mill
sap. Mrs. Lawton Morgan. Mrs. Magnus
Thompson. Mrs. William Oscar .Roome.
Rollins. Mrs. w. G. Harvey. Mrs. Mauo
howell Smith, division president, and
Miss Pansie Casanare Wilson, chair
man Of the entertainment committee.
The young ladies' committee consists
Of Mrs Taylor Timberlake. chairman
Misses Genevieve Clark. Burleson.
Sally Williams, Italy Carter, Marguerite
Terrett, Katherine Bowie, Willie Neu-
kirk; Lean Wilkins. Sara Pierce. Mil
Gunther. Margaret sAns Short o0f Katherne Ahae
Perry. Katherine Du Bose, Mary Rey
Compton. Mary Younger, May Chew.
Eva Peyton. Virginia Griffith. Caroline
.ioSoi, fAoIld WeilS, margaret 1OurS,
Margaret Williams. Ida Bowie. Roslyn
Evans, Mary Abernethy. Nell Rose Bag
gett, Alice Theodbald. the Misses Saun-
ders, Dorothy Denham, Helen Hopkins,
Helen Griffith, and Carlotta Quirollo
Young mems committee consists of
Mr. Neyle Colquit, chairman. and
Messrs. J. H. Hawley, H. A. Seran. DIR.
James Moser. P. ]. Altizer, Claude
Bennett, Donald McLearn, S. Covington,
f. r. Fravel, DIR. w. NJ. Hicks, George
IT q aNIyli Ii Ia(so Z,
Hanger, Charles II. Keel, Roy Price,
William K. Brockman, Chester Flather.
Allen Nichols. Frank Perry. Archibald
Mattingly. John Mattingly. Norman
Whitaker. Bruse Cleveland, Taylor Q.
Timberlake, Arthur Houghton. Edward
Dent. Baillio Chichester, Harold King,
Dr. Clarence Owen, Harry Maxwell,
William H. Morgan and Ralph Sasser.
Evening star., 1915-02-07
Birthday Parties.

Quite merry throng gathered at the
home of Miss Sarah Beatrice Dodek, at
1885 9th street northwest; on the even
ing of February 4. to celebrate her six
teenth birthday. The event was a gem
uine surprise to the young lady, and
was arranged by her mother and friends.
Vocal and musical selections, followed
by the latest dances. made the hours
fly fast. AS the hour struck midnight
the guests were led into the dining room,
where an elaborate supper was served
Many valuable gifts were given the
young hostess, among them being soli-
taire from her parents and an exquisite
lavallier from her brother. Oscar Dodek.
Silver and ivory formed many of her
other gifts. Those present were Mr..
and Mrs. a. Dodek. Mr.. and Mrs. a.
Glanzman. Mrs. Mcleod. Mr.. and Mrs.
Fl. NJ. Bernstein, Mrs. Hornstein. Mr..
and Mrs. o. Myers. Mrs. Dennison, Miss
Fairlea and Miss Norton. teachers in the
eighth and first grades. respectively, of
the Grover Cleveland School: the Misses
F. Dodek. Sarah Dodek, Fannie Dodek,
Sophie Dodek. Bella Dodek. Strauss.
Aleck, DenniSon, Baum, A. HornStein,
r. Hornstein, Mcleod and Messrs. O.
Dodek, Glanzman. Melville. Hornstein
and Dennison.
Monday evening, February /. Mr.. and
Mrs. George A. Cohill of 1915 G street
southeast entertained from to a
number of little folks in honor of the
eighth birthday anniversary of their
daughter Minerva. Games were in
Evening star., 1915-02-07

cuffs of fox fur. She wears a hand
some neckpiece of white fox fur with
this costume and a becoming white
velvet turban.
Miss Virginia Hammond is wearing a
tailored suit of dark blue cloth, the
coat being made in the new mode, fin-
ished at the bottom with three fiaring
ruh1es. cut in points. The collar and
short and quite full. Her hat is large
sailor of vieuX rose velvet, trimmed
with fur and bow Of wired ribbon.
Mrs. Morris Evans is wearing a styl-
ish suit of brown covert cloth. The
coaf IS a cutaway model and, like
the skirt. is without trimming. She
wears becoming hat of brown velvet.
turned up sharply at one side, with a
nigh trimming of brown tulle. Brown
1oX furs are worn with the costume.
Mrs. William Hit looked exception
ally well the other afternoon wearing a
suit of black chiffon velvet made very
simply, with a rather short coat. A
set of beautiful white fox furs and a
med with small black wings tipped
with white, completed her costume.
x*
Miss Valerie Padelford is wearing a
graceful gown of black chiffon taffeta.
over which is
Seen at draped a black
silk net tunic.
Evening Events. The square cut
neck of the gown is finished with soft
folds of the net caught on the left
shoulder with a brilliant red rose,
while the full gathered skirt is trim
med with wide bands of the black
taffeta.
Miss Margaret Perrin was seen re-
Gently wearing a very handsome pale
blue brocade wrap, made on long
straight lines, with full sleeves fin
ished at the cuff with bands of white
ostrich and marabou.
This fluffy trimming also finished the
neck of the coat reaching down to the
waist
Her gown on this occasion was of
black chiffon velvet, with the upper
part of black tulle.
Miss Leila Montgomery wears a be-
coming evening gown of ivory white
satin made with a tunic of crystal
beaded tullc.
The square nc cked bodice is entirely
of the tulle, with a gird1e of the satin.