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The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1916-07-29
'NORTHWEsTWARO
THRUST BY GAR
Russians Have Taken Brody
and Now Arc Marching
Toward Kovel and
Lsmberg.
ADVANCING RAPIDLY
Austrian Field Base Was Captured
With Many Prisoners
and Much
Booty.

PETRoGRAD, July 2s.-Kovel is
rapidly being enveloped from the
south as the Russian armies advance
unceasdngly against the Austrians III
GalicdA Capture Of Brody, military
experts pointed out hero today, gives
tho c1afie forces an opportunity to
Improve their thrust nnrthwestward
toward Kovel. Meanwhile It was be
lievsd here today the czar,s troops
are forcing onward toward Lemberg.
An evidence Of the precipitate char
acter Of the Austrian retirement be-
fore the. Russian offensive 10 given
in the tact that on Thursday the
Russians wore twelve miles from
Brody and Saturday occupation of tho
town was announced.
Petrpgrad eagerly awaited full word
today OF the details Of the Brody
investment. 1t was regarded certain
that Z considerable quantity of booty
fell into tho hands Of tho city's con-
quenogs, since Brody had been an
Austrian field base. and announce
ment OF the capture Of large num-
Der OF prisoners was likewise ex-
pected.. From Brody On. 4 wea point-
- aut AagQ to1ay. ~ 2nGeiaA army
soS tnQ95nn lnt6 GAlic5A VIII have
The adtGatAgo 10 : fx1huad IN the
movement a9ainsk LsHeerg. Nvery
foot Of advance reEistered along the
,radlroad 20 Kovel menaces anew the
TeutOn positions at Kowol.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1916-07-29
Report on the Wsr.

BERLIN, July 29.-"The enemy
succeeded in penetrating cur lines in
the region of Trysten, causing us to
give up our advanced positions held
beyond the Stockhod river" the Ger
man war office announced today, rela-
tive to the Russian thrust at Kovel.
The Russians developed attacks
along the Stockhod northwest Of Luck
Uuzck). A strong attack northwest
of Sokul was repulsed with severe
LOSSES" the statement continued.
"Strong British attacks in the re-
gion Of Pozieres failed" the war
office statement asserted today.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1916-07-29
Anti Catholic Newspaper
Wrecked BY Three Bombs
Plant Of the Menace BloDn Up Early This Morning
Building Was Set on FIJI


h& ,
The femenp put outth IL bforeM had ttmet
The damage was innate about
at4 .
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1916-07-29

for The Cate c,ty.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1916-07-29
Teutore Throtvn Back.

PETROGRAD. July 90 General
Brusiloff has resumed his offensive
and thrown back the Teutonic line on
the whole Kovel front from the Ro-
viech railway to- Brody, the war once
announced today. The capture of
Brody was again announced.
by an .audacious thrust, General
Leczicki has thrown the enemy back
In the direction Of Stanislav to south
OF tho Dniester." tho Statement Goa
tinued. Figures AZ to his prisoners
and booty are not available as yet"
Further big advance Of the Grand
Duke Nicholas forces in the Caucasus
was reported.
"A native division Of cavalry took
Ezerzany," the statement asserted.
up to Friday our forces captured
2,400 prisoners. fifty-five guns and
other booty. The advance toward
Sivas and Kharput continues. At
Mossul Turkish attack was repulsei
and the enemy fed back in disorder" +"
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CONTINUED on page p
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Continued on page 2,
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1916-07-29
craxed by the Heat.

No Roller IN Sight.
WASHINGTON, July 29.-''No re
lief IN sight," weather bureau men
said OF the heat wave today.
Predictions were that the west will
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-12-29
.PR0BLHMS
s}yS1's4'r,Hb:IlR GMe HbIlRART 7A1SsRE!T!:.

NEAR MRS. THOMPSON: | am
| an unmarried lady 81 wears OF
age | have taugh, school for a
great many years, bnt have only been
here two years This last year
have had 4 dear little girl in my class
whom have learned to love Her
father has come to school after her
IN his machine several times and has
taken me riding with them. love
The father, too, and he has asked me
10 marry him. would not hesitate
only feel that he does not love me
as much as love him. He is four
years Older than am. Do YOU think
1t would be wise 10 marry him II he
is asking me so that his little girl
will have mo,her' |, seems to me
that /, will break my heart to give up
the little girl and her father now that
| have learned to love them so deeply.
DELLA
believe YOU underestimate the
mans regard for YOU A man does
not ask woman TO be his wife un.
less he cares for her. There arc other
women who could have been mother
to his child. bu, YOU are the woman
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had written wrote boldly the name.
F'Gracmc Mackenzie"
Nest Constance herself took the
stylus. Place IN the tclautugraph a
blank check 'hc wrote. "IIc will
write in the name of the bank, the
anloan', aud the .lgna'urc"
She did the same Now. Gracmc.
| sign thi, check on the tuiycrSal Rank
q, Lawrence Maccg" she said, writing
Iin the amount.
Mechanically he took the stylus. His
/ lnse., ttcnlbled a, he held 1t. but
/ With an effort Ire controlled hmsclf.
i was too weird, too uncdnuy to be
! true. lietc he wa. without stirring
i"tth from the security OF his hiding
! place, there were has pursucrs in thei-
hotel With the precautions taken by
Constance, neither party knew where
the other was. Vet they were in in
slant touch, not by the car alone bu,
by handwriting itself
He placed the stylus on the nspcr.
/ She had already written IN the num-
her OF the check, the date, the bank.
INC amount and the paycc, Marshall
/ laNlor Hastily Grdcmc signed II. as
, though ~ lear that they might rcScind
ther actiop before he could finish.
Now nc 'ccurlticS,' she said. ~
have Withdrawn already the amour,
VIC have made 'fa'hag it is sub
'tarliaI sum Write out an order ia
the safe Deposit company 20 deliver
/ the key and the rest Of the contents
/ OF the box TO Taylor. have fixed
II with them after special interview
this morning They understand"
Ngam Graemc wrote icyerishly
-wt--arc entirely free from prose
cu',on OF any kind 20 he asked eagerly
Ne' Constance murmurcd. with
lust a catch in her throat. as now tina,
the excitement was over. she realized
mat he was free, independent Of her
again.
The telautograph had stopped. Na,
II was starting again Had there been
shp' Was the dream at last 10 turn
to ashes They watched anxiously.
Mrs. Dunlap" the words unfolded
! take my ha, off to YOU. You have
put 1t across agam.
"DRUMMOND."
Constance read it with a sense oi
overwhelming relief. 1t was mag
unanimous t'lng in Drummond Al.
most she iorgaye him for many OF the
bitter hours I've had NSaused in the
discharge uf his duty
As they looked at the writing they
realized It's import The detective had
abandoned the long search II was as
though he had put his 20. X" ON III,
agreement
We arc NO longer iugitivesw ex-
| claimed Graemc. drawing in breath
that told OF the weigh, lifted from
him.
FOR an instant he looked down into
her upturncd face and read the con.
ilIci that was gong on in her. She
thu moi .sstt away, as site mad before
u flashed over him that once no,
long ago, she had talked In mo.
mcnt ot confidence OF tho lonclne,
she had felt since she had embarked
As the rescucr OF amateur criminals
Gracmc bent down and took he,
hand, as he had the frs, night wher
They had entered their strange part
ncrship.
'Ncver--neyer can begin 10 na,
YOU what owe he said huskiy, hi,
face near hers.
lie ielt her warm breath almost on
his check, saw the quick color come
into her face, her breas, rise and fal,
with suppressed emotion. Their eve
met
You need not pay" she whispered
II am yours"
CIhe End.-New Story Next Week
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Tor Yourself II YOU have not known
the man ION. surely it will be better 10
wait year or two before YOU take SO
grave step
Dcar Mrs Thompson have a big
warl between my fingers and several
smaller ones ON top my hand How
can ! get I'D oi thcm' WORRIED
Nitric atd will remove warts very
quickly Wind a small piece oi cotton
batting on. the end OF too,hpick, dip
it into the acid and apply 1t TO the
heart OF the war, n YOU touch the
skin around the wart 1t will burn Ap.
ply the acid every other day about
three times and the ~aft viii dry aP
and ,all or
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-12-29
ttNVTNrCH" exclaimed Constance
w "po you get this wrote th;

SN/ ~, 'n, oc, ,hi. - v,o,c tb
w .n,,, h,nd
oprr,,-,t, " ,h,. .r,,ylcd IN ,rr, "Go
ahead n, ,,, n,om;srd"
rLc rrn,, ,,,Lr. w,s po,c no,ioc
i,cclS =, ,hc end, - If, r., r,yi
,,,,. r',,,,.,,,,,, 4 ,bosc holding IN,
lnnct ,r,rn.
",yc ,,,r,,,, " :, ,r,,c ",h,, IN ron
.J,r,,;nn ~ ,bc rc,nrn---.'
"\II,, !. a." ;n,crrnn,,d C,racmc a,
,f. mr,r,rr of thc Mord{ even now
began 10 dawn ON him.
"A tclau,ograph." she rcp'rd sim
pl, a lqug distance writer which ]
have had Installed over leased wire
from the hotcI room OF N'okham ~
mcc, the demands ct YOU two. w i'h
It YOU write over wlte, Just as with th'
telephone YOU talk over wirc' i IS a'
though YOU took one OF inc Oh panta
graphs. split It N halt, and hah each
halt connected only by the telephone
wires. While You write ON ms trans
mii'cr 'holr receiver records Tor then
what you write L"ok
- ot HoWWV. It continued l..
write, in cash, stocks and bonds WIN
interest tn date all proceedings agaln',
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of his choice Marry him since YOU
love him, and by your devotion 10 him
and his child make his affection for
you increase
Dear Mrs Thompson am very
much in love with Young man and
he has asked me to marry him
am l8 years old and my parents think
! am too young 10 make up my mind.
He is 70 and love HIM with all NV
heart ] am positive that will never
love anyone else DO YOU think
would make mistake il married
him Tic wants to get married the
first OF the year UNCERTAIN.
! think you arc very YeuHg to marry
But this IS matter YOU must decide
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LABOR SHORTAGE
after WAR, SAYS
GOTHAM BANKER
New York Man Urges Transfer
Of Capital to Europe.

COLUMBUS, Ohio. Dee ~ Ihcrc
will be capital enough u ,hl, country
after the var, but no, enough labor TO
employ It in the ooiron OF George +.
Roberts ii the National City Of New
York as expressed in AN addrc,, before
ihe convention of tour national ,uctolog
tcal and economical NoclCti. here to-
day. Nr Roberts discussed the situa-
,lon ct ;hc lntcd States at tho close
OF the European war with special ref
ercnoc to The gold supply.
Must Be Brought Together.
"Thc lahor oi Europe and the capt
tai OF America Will have to he brought
together said Roberts CONDITION,
seem to favor the transfer of capital in
the form uI gold to Europe. rather thar
The removal oi the population from
Europe 10 \mcrjDa.' he added
Robert, criticised tho new federal re
serve act.
Leads TO Higher Prices
The gcucrh monetary situation. tive
transfer OF gold 10 The bank reserve, ui
the tnilcl States and other oum'ric,
aud the INCREASED use of paper money
N Europe undoubtedly hl, and will
continue to have. Am influence for hirr
CT prices, Robert, SAID
he organization, IN session here are
the American Economical association.
lhc American Sociological sullcb the
American Statistical association and
thc American association for Labor leg
i,'ation
Mr. Roberts spoke hciorc the Amer
lean Economical association
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Poultry Show Opens in New York

NEW YORK. Dec. 3.-Ovcr 10000
song birds and barnyard fowls of hig!,
breeds were placed on display in Madi-
son Square Garden today a, the open
ing OF the twenty eighth annual cxhi.
bition OF the New York Poultry and
Pigeon association The exhibition i,
the Oldest and largest OF its kind in
the United States and never fails to,
attract large attendance Of poultry
tancicrs IRON all sections of the coun-
try
Mollie and Violet Malone, twin SIS
tiers, appear together in Universal pic
tefes They were born February ,.
1897
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CARNEY okla Dec. 0(Sreca)Mr and Mrs C. S Osborn OF this
celebrated golden wedding last week
a which and relatives present
M Osborn born NIou WI, March g. l8i5 and Mrs Osborn
OF May ~ At Palmer Nlsa
December AZ Nciod MINI
moved o Iowa and o OkahQua o July 2p 1903
lhr have four living children r. Oiou Nla Iowa f. Osborn
Perkins
Mr. Osborn s a member O the odd Fellow
La Junta tribune., 1916-09-23
$:' Q
C'hicanc Club.

Mrs. George Babcock was hostess
ON Monday afternoon to the mem.
bers OF the chicane Club. at her
home on Colorado avenue. Auction
bridge was the diversion OF the AZ
tcrnoon and was followed by n
luncheon served by the hostess. BE-
sides the regular members Mrs.
Babcoek had as her guests. Mrs. c.
W. win,erburn. Mrs. George Little.
Mrs. Theo. Thulemeyer. Mrs. Les
took DesBrisay. OF Boulder. and
Mrs. willard Kimball. of Lincoln.
Nebr.
The meeting was the first Of the
season, and the club will meet reg
uiariy every two weeks during the
winter months. The next meeting
will be held on October End. with
Miss Justine Rourks.
La Junta tribune., 1916-09-23

Guests Entertained nj Dinner

Mr.. and Mrs. Glenn Realm enter
tanned at dinner Tuesday at their
home in North La Junta. the guests
OF honor being Miss Mae Emmert.
OF Philadelphia. Pa. a cousin OF the
hostess. and Mrs W. 5. Fowler. OF
Port Arthur. Texas. sister OF the
host. The hostess was assisted In
serving by her mother-in-law. Mrs.
W. II. Realm.
Those present Were Mrs. Winnie
Enlow. and daughter. velma. OF Col.
orado Springs: Mrs. W. c. Gordon
and children. Margaret. Mae and NIL
Civil war, and also member OF the
Miss Ruth Bigham. OF Gettysburg.
Pa; Mrs. W. A. Fowler. Miss Mae
Emmcrt. Mrs. John McLaren. Miss
Alice Gordon. Mr.. and Mrs. W. H.
Realm. Mrs. Il. A. Gordon. Harriet
Gordon. Mary Gordon. Helen Gordon.
Donald Gordon and Zella Realm.
La Junta tribune., 1916-09-23
Handkerchief shower

The spacious home of Mrs, {. X.
Buckley was the scene OF one OF the
most delightful affairs of the week.
when on Thursday afternoon. Mes
danes Buckley, Triplet, Bates and
Harper, were hostesses to the mem
bers of the Parish Aid Society of the
Presbyterian church.
About forty-fiye ladies We're pres
ent and If the enthusiasm manifested
at this meeting is continued the com
ing year promises to be banner
year in the history of the society.
The meeting Thursday was in the
nature of n handkerchief shower, and
a large number of handsome home
made handkerchiefs were given 10
the society for the bazaar in Decem-
Der. Mrs. Buckley also gave the so
ciety surprise by giving a penny
shower. she herself having been col
lecting pennies for some time. and
when they were all counted even thc
giver was surprised to find the
amount so large.
The ladies made arrangements for
their rummage sale to be held on
october 10th and 18th. also for q
musical TO be given on October ED
and completed the arrangements for
the industrial banquet which they
viii serve next Thursday night. Five
new members were added to the so.
ciety
After the business session thc
hostess served most delicious lunch
and the guests enjoyed some solos By
Miss Bertha White.
La Junta tribune., 1916-09-23
Pumpkin Pie Social

Among the events OF the week
which was much enjoyed by largc
number was the chill and pumpkin
pie social given by the West Division
of the Ladies Aid Society of the
Christian church, Thursday evening.
at the home OF Mrs. A. Mayors, on
Colorado avenue. The hours were
from 5 until 10 o'clock and the ladies
were pleased TO receive so many of
their friends. Victrola music was
enjoyed by the guests throughout
the evening. a neat sum was re.
allied and those in charge were more
than pleased with the success OF the
affair, This division will hold their
regular meeting next Thursday with
Mrs. Elmer Davis at 5l3 Carson ave
nue..
La Junta tribune., 1916-09-23
LOCAL AND Personal.

Douglas Cook came up from Las
Vegas Thursday and spent the day
with his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. T. ].
Cook.
Miss Carol Ewert returned home
Tuesday from Colorado Springs.
where she visited her brother for a
few days.
Miss Lucy +. Savage is teaching
in Ntspy, Kan, this year and we
are in receipt of notice to forward
her paper to that address in the
future.
Miss Katherine O'Brien, of Fort
Madison, Iowa. who has been the
guest of Mr. and Mrs. d. l.. Crow
ley during the past three weeks,
will return home tomorrow
Rev. Frank Coats. of Sheridan
Lake, Colo, spent several days this
week with friends in this city. AZ
ter visiting friends in Las Animas
MIR. Goats will leave for Wyoming,
where he has recently been trans
La Junta tribune., 1916-09-23
CHRISTIAN CHURCH.
Rev. y. y. Findlcy, Pastor.


Bible school at a:+5 O'Clock, Tht
school is steadily growing. New pu-
pills are being enrolled each Lords
Day Next Sunday is Rally Day and
Promotion Day. The various classes
are making special effort for that
day.
Church service at IL o'clock. Ser
mon by the pastor. Subject, "our
Refuge"
Christian Endeayor at G:30
o'clock.
Evening service at 1880 o'clock.
Subject, Lessons from the Noun
tain Tops"
You should hear the sermon and
on next Lords Day evening, when
the pastor will give his illustrated
lecture on THE Mountain Tops OF
Palestine" You should not fail to
be present at both these services
La Junta tribune., 1916-09-23
Ellis-Draper.

A wedding which came as a sur
prise to many in La Junta was sol
emnized In Pueblo last Monday at
high noon, when Miss Grace Draper.
of this city. became the bride OF
Mr.. Herbert Ellis, of Las Vegas,
N NJ
Mr., Ellis came TO La Junta last
Saturday. and Sunday evening he
and Miss Draper and Mrs William
Griffin went to Pueblo where the
wedding took place on Monday. The
ceremony was performed by Rev,
Walters, OF the Methodist Church,
OF that city.
Miss Draper is the youngest daugh-
ter OF Mr.. and Mrs. \. c. Draper
and has spent her entire life
in this city. She is graduate OF
the local high school and for the
past several months has been en-
ployed in the shoe department OF
the Draper Shoe and Clothing Com
pany.
Mr.. Ellis is a former resident OF
this city, having served an appren-
ticeship in the mechanical depart
ment OF the Santa Fe at this place
After completing his apprenticeship
he was transferred by the company
10 Las Vegas. y. NJ, where he now
holds a splendid position.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ellis returned TO La
Junta Tuesday morning and have
been receiving congratulations and
best wishes from the host of friends
they have in this city. They left on
Wednesday morning for their home
in Las Vegas
La Junta tribune., 1916-09-23
Prohibition Special Coming

La Junta is soon to be visited by a
group OF notable men who are TO ar
rive here on special train In the In
terest OF the Prohibition party. j.
Frank Hanley. candidate for Presi-
dent OF the United States on the Pro
hibiiion ticket and his running mate,
Ira Landrith. candidate for yice-pros-
ident are scheduled To speak here on
Tuesday. Sept. 26ih, at 1880 y. M.
The meeting will be held under the
auspices OF a local committee In
charge OF arrangements and the can.
didates will speak from the band
stand in the court house park
Both of the candidates are national
characters who hav" been active In
public life In the past several years
Mr.. Hanloy IL well known orator
and statesman who represented In
diana In Congress for some years and
later became Governor. Before ailili-
ated with the Prohibition party he
was n Republican.
Ira Landrith In a southerner from
Tennessee. an ex-democrat and an in
ternationally known educator. lcetur.
er. and author.
The prohibition special is running
from coast TO coast. visiting more
than 500 towns. La Junta was In
ciuded on the itinerary through ar.
rangements made by local supporters
Of the cause.
La Junta tribune., 1916-09-23
Monday Afternoon Bridge Club

Among the pleasant club meet
ings OF the week was that OF the
Monday Afternoon Auction Bridge
Club. which was held Monday after
noon with Mrs. S. X. Mendelson, at
her home on Colorado avenue. AZ
ter the game a dainty luncheon was
served by the hostess. The guests OF
the afternoon We're Mrs. F. ]. Mac
Kie Mrs. Lena Btuchner. Mrs. c. F.
Kendall Mrs. w. II. Bragg and Mrs.
C. II. Bristol
The club will meet again in two
weeks with Mrs. W. A Hart on
Ration avenue.
La Junta tribune., 1916-09-23
Tacky Party.

Miss Blanche Mumby entertained
the members OF the T. o. Club at
her home on Eas, First street. Tues
day evening. at tacky party. The
girls dressed appropriately for the
the occasion and a most delightful
time was spent. Those enjoying the
affair were the Misses Irene Warner,
Isla Baker. Luoretia Lnntz, Grace
Jones. Dorothy Lynsar. Ruth Rey-
noids, Mabel Healey and Ola Wood.
La Junta tribune., 1916-09-23
~
Birthday Surprise.

Jennings Cash was the victim of
a genuine surprise party on Tuesday
evening when he arrived home for
dinner and found six OF his young
friends there to greet him.
The party had been planned by
his aunt, Mrs. 4. l., Cash. in honor
of his twentieth birthday anniver-
sary. and the surprise was so com
plete that 1t was some minutes before
Jennings was able to make himself
equal TO the occasion. Dinner was
served at six o'clock after which the
evening was spent in having Jolly
good time.
La Junta tribune., 1916-09-23
+. Payne, Pastor.

Miss Blanche Dunlap's class en-
joyed an Auto ride to Rocky Ford
/ Tuesday afternoon They went
through the new Baptist church at
the Ford and took supper in the
city park over there. The teacher
and girls wish to express their deep
appreciation to Mr.. John Baird,
Mr.. John Hunter and DR. John
MarQuardt for taking them in their
cars on this delightful outing.
One week from Sunday will be
Rally Day in he Sunday School and
church. May everyone work to this
end to make 1t a big day. We wan,
all old scholars and as many new
ones as possible to be out on Rally
Day. both for the Sunday School
and to stay for the church services
We are very glad to see so man!
stay for the preaching service last
sunday
Remember the hour for Sunday
School is 9:45 o'clock. Let us gel
ready for the rally by turning out
Sunday, Morning worship and ser
mon at IL o'clock. The good book
says, Forget not the assembling
OF yourselves together.
Young Peoples Meeting at $3.50
o'clock. Topic. Missions in the
Sunday School" Leader. Mrs. +. NJ
Stark
Evening service at 1870 o'clock
Topic, "iiomeward Bound.
This will be a sea-faring sermon
dealing with the equipment neces'
sary for an ocean voyage, and the
voyage of life. We cordially invit,
the public to these services. We are
particularly anxious to see a larg,
number OF young people at tn,
evening preaching service.
La Junta tribune., 1916-09-23

Reception To school Teachers

One of the pleasant affairs OF the
week was the reception given on
Tuesday evening by the ladies OF the
Methodist Church. when they enter
tanned the teachers of the public
schools OF the city in the basement
Of the church.
Invitations were issued 10 all the
teachers and ministers OF the city.
and with only few exceptions. they
were all present. DR.. 4. /. T. Ewart,
pastor OF the church. welcomed the
guests in most pleasing manner.
A musical program consisting Of
a vocal solo by F. p. Austin. piano
solo by Mr.. lvison Harrington. vocal
duett by F. p. Austin ana Carl
Haye. and vocal solo by Mrs.
Park Hyde was very mucn enjoyed,
after which various games and con-
tests were INDUCED in. which caused
the guests to mingle and become
acquainted.
Later the committee in charge
served ice cream and cake and the
guests departed thanking the ladies
OF the church for a most pleasant
evening.