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The Detroit times., 1916-02-09
maimed and minus his right arm.

maimed and minus his right arm.
He lay n long time In the hos
pital, and life twisted itself into an
awful problem, but he did not at
tempt TO deny that II was his own
fault. When the railroad claims
agent came to see him. he admitted
that he was trespasser- That
settled any chance OF assistance
from that source, and now John
needs q job.
In spite OF the loss OF his arm
he Is capable young man with
more grit than usual. and a very
perpendicular sense OF right and
wrong. He's on his last dollar, but
there must be some one-armed jobs
The Detroit times., 1916-02-09

In Detroit for young man who has
already conquered his handicap to
the extent of writing a good. neat.
legible hand. He has grammar
school education. and would be able
to do some sort Of clerical work.
He could run an elevator, or serve
as a watchman or sell certain kinds
of goods. He has all kinds Of am
bition.
II you have a one.armed job. call
j. F. Wright, OF the Pathfinders'
club, No. 37S Alexandrine-ave. west.
The telephone number is Grand
591-M. The young man is perfectly
willing to leave Detroit.
The Detroit times., 1916-02-09
WOMAN IS
SAVED FROM
DRINKCuRSE
With Husband and
Children She Hits
Sawdust Trail
HAD SOLD FOOD
TO BUY LIQUOR
H appiness Again
Reigns in Home of
SOlvay Worker

Little personal stories that have
reached their thrilling climax at the
end of the "sawdust trail" are now
coming to light as the Forsythe re-
vival In the west side tabernacle
takes on increasing power and mo-
mentum. This is the story OF a
drunkard--not the man OF the
house. as one usually expects. but
the wife and mother OF six children
who. after almost running her life
and those dear and near to her
found Christian friends and regen-
Grafton I'm the gospel.
One day last week high-priced
mechanic employed In the SoiTay
plant called at the home OF DR.. A.
B. wickham, No. i+3 Dragoon-ave.
He was almost beside himself as
he told the story OF his wife. He
knew DIR. wIckham was chairman
of the executive committee having
the evangelistic campaign In charge
and he believed In him as man.
The stranger himself had attended
a coupis Of services, but he couldn't
drag his wife there. he explained.
MY wife II mad about drink"
said the stranger. She drank q
little In the old country. but the
two or three years we have been
In Detroit. have been real hell
for me and the children. We have
Ave grown sons. all working. They
are good boys and bring their money
home each payday. There are
three girls going TO school.
But liquor has made a slave OF
my wife. She sells groceries bought
for the table 40 she can get booze.
Last summer she sold our base
burner for old junk. Homemade
blankets that we brought from
Wales also went. Three or four
times she hadn't returned late at
night and me and the boys started
out TO and her. Twice we located
her In police stations. after she had
been picked up In a helpless condi.
tion.
II want 10 keep my woman. She
was a good wife and she Is the
mother Of our eight children. She
only laughs when talk about the
meetings"
Dr. wickham's sympathetic heart
was touched. and he made haste to
visit the woman in her home on
Green.ave.. not many blocks from
the tabernacle itself. He admins.
tered something 10 quiet her nerves,
and after a few words OF consola-
tion. departed. He left medicine,
too, and prayed for her.
He notif,ed Miss Myrtle Sect, OF
the Forsythe party. and the next
day the latter called at the Green.
ave. home. The woman felt some
better. she said. A good nights
sleep had helped.
The wife ,Vburdened her heart to
the worker and cried out In agony
for some relief. Miss Scott told her
OF those-now more than a thou
sand--who had found help In the
meetings. The woman wept a little
and in a few minutes the two were
on their knees praying.
Sunday the saved wife, her hus
band and the eight children took
up one whole bench at the after
noon service. To them It was a
real Mothers day"
The Detroit times., 1916-02-09

The United States geological sur.
vey is studying the lavas Of the Ha-
waiisn voIcanocA The work is par.
ticulsrly pertincnt because all the
Islands Of that group have been built
up gradually by volcanic DISCHARGES
Of lava. from . beginning deep down
= ~ sep. -.
The Detroit times., 1916-02-09

Australian postal authorities. In an
effort TO abate the short paid post.
age nuisance, are now stamping on
the back OF each short raid letter
the following This letter was post.
I'd insutIlcient'y prepaid. Please
advise your correspondent TO inquire
II local postmaster correct rate"
The Detroit times., 1916-02-09

Her chief assistants are Mrs. Her,
man Oelrichs and Mrs. Gurree Mum,
who was Mary Wananlaker.
The proceeds will be turned over
to Miss Winifred Holt, who will
send them abroad 10 benefit French
soldiers wounded In battle.
The babies.
Oh, Palm Beach will still permit
them to play in public on the strand.
The Detroit times., 1916-02-09

"A baby show? What nonsense"
The chorus came from all quarters
cf the broad yeranda. Its dog
show Wen havc,"
And that's tho way II started.
Loud and long was the genteel tur-
mol. Wide and woeful became the
gchisni.
Peace, Peace." said Russell q.
Colt. Let's vnte on H."
You take the vote, RUSSELL"
someone suggested.
And Russell did. II took him
seven days.
Here's the result:
For dog show. 38
For baby show 1900. IL
Spoiled ballets. s........ IL
Blank ballots. ......... 3
Total ............ Sc
The show starts next Monday.
Feb. Z. Mrs. Henry NJ. Flagler, wife
OF the railroad millionaire, Is chair
man OF the committee In charge.
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ENGAGEMENT Announeed

Mrs Elmer Becker entertained very
delightfully."- last evening. tho member
Of her sewing club a. her home on
North Main street The guests pleas
antly spent tho hours with their
needlcwork. and during the progress
Of tho affair thc following letter was
received by one az tho club members.
Yes. the California Limited. better
known a. tho Pacific Limited is stu
running on schedule and when Wi.
liam and Edna Butler go 20 tho Benic-
ia. Cal. depot. ON May 20 10 Will be
10 meet The Mckinley. provided that
tho train is not wrecked between now
and them signed "The Man iu the
Case with post script adding that
this hit Of news wiclf ho mentioned
a. tho club. which clnvorIv announced
tho engagement ~ Miss laura Keu
one ~ the charming member of tho
club. to Mr Andrew NcGinlev. uf this
city Both are well known young
people, and arc popular Ir large
ctr'l" ~ friend Miss KrU fa tho
daughter Of Mr. and Nra Henry Ksu
NJ Fifteenth street. and has chosen
Nay o. ae 'le date COR Dor waf4lrv
VI Mckinley d. connected with tho
Baltimore and Ohio railroad 10 the
local pas cngor station They will take
up their residence In California FOL.
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Monday evening for Atlantic City,
where they will enjoy a three weeks
stay
Mrs. &. ". HillinEer. of Chicago. is
"a guest AZ the home of her niece. Mrs.
Lewis c. Steenrod. of MI. de Ccantal
Mr.. and Mrs. Lawrence Sands. OF
the Island. have returned from a stay
Of TWO weeks at Hot Springs. Ark.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. Rassell. Of New
York. have recently come to Wheeling.
where they expect TO establish their
home
DIR. NJ. =. kearns. OF Hundred. one
Of the most prominent physicians of
Wetzel county. spent yesterday in
Wheeling. on business.
Prof W. y. Taylor. OF Bethany
College. was in Wheeling. yesterday.
Francis /. Ferguson. formerly city
editor Of the Intellieencer.. for the
past several months located in Phila.
delphia. Pa. is spending few DAYS
I'm this city. He is en- route back 10
Philadelphia from Littleton. w. Va.
where he has been visiting his
parents. his father being i'll. Mr..
Ferguson expects 20 return 10 Wheel
ing soon. 10 engage i'm business.
Hon. James X. Hall will attend to-
morrow's meeting of the Republican
state Executive committee in Parkers-
burg
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kiacadennN Party

Another OF The pleasant parties.
which ale such features of the Maca-
DENY social season. will be held this
evening N their club home on
Twelfth street. \ number OF pleasing
entertainments have been arranged
for the amusement Of the guests. who
are hidden 10 this farewell party. IN
honor OF Mr.. clyde Donaldson. a Ma
cademy member. who will leave dur
ine April for Fairmont where he viii
reside Together with dancing which
is always favorite pastims. tables
will be placed for cards and dommoes
Caterer Walter Norris. will serve a
delightful luncheon during the even
ing. and the entire affair will reflect
credit on the entertainment committee
Of the club. The Chaperones for the
dance will include Mr and Mrs b r.
Redman. Mrs j. &. Goetze, Mrs. VIII
liam Wright and Mr.. Guy Holden.
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MUST PROVIDE
NEW PRECINCTS

CHARLESTON. W. Va. March - -
The supreme court OF appeals today
awarded peremptory writ Of manda-
mus compelling the county court OF
Logan county 10 create certain n-w
election precincts An opinion Was
rendered in the case in which certain
requirements are made with relation
10 voting precincts The court found
mat u Is The imperative duty OF the
county court OF a county az It's first
regular term next succeeding a resu.
lar election 10 divide any voting pre-
tinci IN the county wherein the num-
Der Of votes cast is shown by the cleo
lion returns Ia be- greater than g5O
and 10 establish voting places therein
10 Do should fail or refuse TO do 80. 40
may be compelled by mandamue n
lS HkcWis' 10" duty of the county.
and court to divide any voting pr,-
'In'' which is shown by satisfact1-,
proof 20 contain more than $50 legal
voters. Notwithstanding The returns Of
inc lasi election showing fewer than
200 votes. The division cannot lc
mad" within ninety DAYS next prpvtou4
to "a regular election
To- reversing the circuit court If
Jackson county Boo the case of Shipu
against Shinn. the higher court holds
That DO was not an ILLEGAL contract aor
violation 0f section five. chapter
seven of fI" code. when Y y Shinn
and DIS brother. o. % Shiun. divided
ih' profits OF fho office Of tho sheriff
FOO which Tho former was elected. fb.
campaign expense having been equsf
N born" D, them. with tho arrssms.-f
'hat th" division we're feb be made 3D.
'h' candidate. were elected
IhD other cases decided vsr. Cr.f
nth against Coal ,ompan, from Nor.
cor county. affirmed Summers Hgaina.
HIf''E. from Rome county. reversed
and h.n o. dismissed Wright AGAINST
wright from Mason county. Judgment
affirmed. Hartman AGAINST Coal com
rtnf. from Mcdowell county. rev.r..
'd. demurrer overrulod and remanded
Harris asaIn0 Norfh. from NcDowcIl
county. affirmed. Crawford AGAINST
I'i'frr. from Nofkrley county .a
''f.'d and r'Wand'd Dredging com.
panF against smith. from Wood roup
ff. affirmed Suidor AGAINST Robin
otto. from Mercer county. rry.rseI
verdict cot aside and new trisi
awarded
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vitations for an afternoon sewing
Charleston. who was a former mem
Der of the circle This will be held
in the club rooms of the church.
Tuesday. April 4. An unusually IN.
teresting feature of the afternoon viii
be talk by Mrs II. Clay Hornbrook
on London in Wartime" which will
give her listeners fine glimpse OF
conditions. hardly realized here Re
treshments will be served.
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W0MAN'S CLUBS
Musical Recital.

The music department Of the Wo.
mans club has arranged a program Of
beautiful numbers. both voice and IN
strumental, which will be- given in
recital this afternoon at the \. q. H..
W. hall. The program arranged by
Mrs. Edward W. Stifel and the pSomi.
hence of the musicians includeS will
insure large and appreciative audi.
ence. The following have places in
the program ARRANGEMENT:
Mrs. Elsie Fisher kincheloe.
Mrs. Edward W. Stifel
Mrs. Delavan MacGregor.
Miss May Fry.
Miss Mayola Black
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Sewing Party.

Mrs. r. j. McCuHaRh at her homo
on Fifteenth street. will entertain the
ladies of Division No 8. of the Pas
tors Aid Society. OF the Second Unit
ed Presbyterian church. this after
noon. From until O'Clock the lad
les will find their needlework a pleas
ant occupation. and together with this.
a musical program will be given by
Miss Edith Garden. Mrs Bellyille ana
Mrs. j. B. l. Connolly 4 silver Of
fering will be taken az the door.
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Miss Amelia Gardner will entertain
At her home on North York street
Saturday afternoon. the interesting al
fair honOring Mrs. e. y Taylor. VINO
will leave during early April. for san
Francisco. from where she will 20 10
China. for a visit 81 several months
Saturday, affair will be- bridge tea.
and the guests include The intimate
frinnds Of Nj TaElnr
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Will Present Comedy.

The Village Skewl." will b. pre-
sented by the Delta Alpha class of the
Second United Presbyterian church.
Friday evening This is produced IN
der the direction of the teacher. Mr.
7. l.. GIaham. and is a delightful and
humorous sketch. Rehearsals are go
ing enthusiastically forward. and It's
presentation on Friday evening Is
worthy of a splendid patronage.
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me N"h "f fir baseball team ~
l't9l. Hf'I entertain their members aud
ifI'rIF H' a dancing party on I'r.I4,
evening W 'his week. 90 tho arfrlf,
~ Hk'f . -FNHphouc orchestra has boom
'IEHE'd fH furnish fhe musical program.
I"r ih" OCCASION. and during su irftrrrI..
rIDr az IN. 800 o'clock l HIrtT... ,,IIr b..
served SO Irvitaf joins have H..r Ia..I.d
buf HII friends ~ fN. institute. ar. .r.
NI'.I fn attend. and fHa event promises
f' %" N'rF entertaining and d~IrntfYI
iu Ifa every phase
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TO sFGREGArr RACES

'NLN UVMN IITN. OKLA. Mnrrh .
Nn "rdirane" proEidiug FOR scgr,ga-
ZION OF tho white and negro races iu
Phidhona city was passed today by the
'liF commissioner and became effec-|
tive immediately. " provides that III
D." I'r cent ~ the occupants OF n block
are ~ one color no menI Der II the other
rae" Viii b' Permitted 90 bus or own
property In that block
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D p Will Meet

Tie Fort Henry chapter. Daughter
Of tho Revolution. will meet Thurs
day evening. at the home Of Mrs.
Alice McIlwaine 81 Chapline street
The principal matter 90 be considered
a. this meeting which VIII convene az
O'Clock viii be- the election OF Of
fcers for the coming year.
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KAI MUST STEP OUT.

SHANGHAI. March 2s-Thirtv-saysu
members OF the national ASSEMBLY in "a
Tong telegram they have sent to IN.
,ili"mailc corps iu rskiug. decIar. that
j udn Shi ksi by proclaimlug himself
q o. peror violated his oath pf Office and
i'nd' r'b himself guilty Of high trun son.
His duplicitV in sso-Sawiue betu..r,
~" roles OF emperor and resident" saws
No message. rs Chltd's play and We.
nav" -ol"mnly plcdged ourselves TO de-
priv. him of his power and not rest
umtII We nANe nhtaineh nur nhincf .
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husI.ingum College clnh.

ne auuylu'. m"ut of the appearance
~ the Muekiugum college Glcs CIub ir
mus city. on Friday evening IS ATTENDED
with quite a great deal OF interest This
.- I.'lr INITIAL appearance here. and 10
,h"FuS"s VIII make their recital ono.
long f' p" remembered Tho club Is
composed or twenty young men. who will.
appear az "a" First tuited Pr,sbytsri,u.
church. on Friday evening of this week
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BIRTHS

The following births were reported
to the health commissioner yesterday:
a girl born TO Mr. and Mrs. Walter
McChesney OF rs Thirteenth street.
A boy born 10 Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
Beuter. at 500 Grandview street
A boy born to Mr. and Mrs Max
Paul KlOetzer. 42s North Huron street
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-03-29
MnHical Event

/ popular musical event of the most
l'Ht"u season viii b. the coming OF fh,.
combined musical clubs ~ tho Washing
i"h ana Jefferson college. ou Friday
r'"rirE April 2N. Tn. concert will h.,
Eiv'n a. tho Court and the members ar
-h' clubs VIII bD huuor"1 1f u dance
following. which VIII b. given at -
f.N' CUB D. fhe local alumni of.
vs.. and
The program is very delightfully."- ARE
ranged and viii he directed hy j. War
rem Erb. and led hy Robert o. k.cF.
i-'f. clyde NrGrsEHr. uf this sifv Ie
director OF the Gle. club
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Misses


One of the pretty parties which is ar
ranged 10 compliment Mrs Arthur l..
Irwin OF Cleveland. o. during her stay
in the city. will be given this after
noon by Mrs. ID. Allan Burt. at her
apartments in the Stratford hotel. The
guests will be limited TO twelve form
ct friends Of the honored one. who
with stitching and chat will enjoy a
few hours. TO be followed by lunch
con of attractive appointment
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n charming affair OF Tits afternoon.
viii be the sewing party a. "a irb Mrs
'htrl"S fTanzell At her HON. iu Kirk
wood. viii be hostess This has been ar
ranged as a sewing party and me
guests will brin. their u,.iI.,X,rl a.
winch the hours from until O'Clock
VIII be devoted. AZ the last named hour
dvlshtiui luncheon viii be served
which will b. endowed by the. foIl,v,t-,
guests. several OF whom. are from
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Mrs. Ewinu Talks

The monthly social afternoon OF the
ladies' OF the Eoff Street Unitarian
church was made very interesting by
a timely and instructive discussion by
Mrs. c. +. Ewing. At the conclusion
a delecious tea was served by Mrs.
Grimm and Mrs. Knesche.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-03-29
Will Hold Market

The Girls Guild OF 81. Lukes p. l..
church. will hold market at the
George r. Stifel company store. on
Saturday Miss Edna Maxwell Is
president OF the guild. and Will be in
charge. \ delicious assortment or
home baked cookies. cakes. pies and
breads will be offered the public
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-03-29

lowing the wedding.
The guests privileged TO hear this
interesting news included:
Misses.
Laura kell Katherine Carna-
Alyerda Jerome han.
Eva Conrad Laura Becker
Minnie RAIDER Mary Canadian
Mesdames
Elmer Becker Oscar Schmeichel
Elmer Krauscopf Harold Evans.
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s.uirn Party rhnr.aau

Mrs Arthur Irwin Of Cleveland who
arrived on Monday FOR visit with her
mother. Mrs " " Burt ~ the Island
viii DO complimented on Thursday by
Mrs. 7. q. Burke. who will entertain
a few friends In her honor. az her
home IN WoOdlavn SeedIework Will
furnish an engaging pleasure for the
hours. and luncheon viii Io served
before the conclusion ~ the affair
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Through an error. il was announced
that a dance for charitable purposes.
would be given at the Carroll club this
evening. under tho Craftsmanship OF
Mrs W. +. Lear This should have
read Wednesday. MAY o
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-03-29

The young lady across the way SAYS
that President Wilson is bearing
he heaviest burdens of any Presi-
dent since Lincoln. and even If YOU
don't agree with him in everything
she thinks it's pretty unpatriotic 10
emulate him publicly just At this
time
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-03-29

Tho Home Missionary Circle OF
the Kings DAUGHTERS Of tho Ftrst
Presbyterian church. has issued in.
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About People
ksssmsats % indivlouais t.
and Frsm tie City.
At THE hotels.

Stsmr-R. +. Hedges. Scio. o.; J.
l.. Long. Pine Grove: :. J. Long. Pine
Grove: w. A. williams. Barton. o.;
II. $. Heckert. Bridgeport. W. Va;
Mel White. Cameron; 5. s. SEEKER.
Martinsburg.
Windsor-Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Lind.
sey. Steubenville: Mr.. and Mrs. +. X.
Barclay. Steubenville; A. g. Minehart.
East Liverpool: Mr.. and Mrs. v. A
McGrail. wellsburg: :. c. Cookelyau.
Huntington: G. Gray. Fostoria. o.:
w. T. Hughes. Washington: T. J.
Estes. Fairmont: 4. y. Nicholson.
Cambridge: G. s. sheppard. Cam
bridge: {. A. Board. Woodsfield: VIM.
p. Greenberg. Huntington: J. H.
Knapp. Parkersburg: Mr.. and Mrs.
X. Is. lsner. Elkins: Hugh Donovan,
Jr.. Parkersburg: II. W. Kuhn. PARK.
ersburg.
Grand centraI-Mr. and Mrs. II. ].
ftnnegan. Cameron: Sam Shines,
| Clarksburg: \. II. Latshaw, Defiance.
Ralph a. Wilson. Cameron: Taylor
Lemon. Parkersburg: J. VI. Fox. Nor
eantown: Russell McQuain. Chenille:
+. +. Riddle Chenille: T. VI. Cochran,
New Cumberland; John Marshall.
Greenville: Mr.. and Mrs. l.. r. V.
Barger. Hundred: A. w. Woodruff.
Dallas
melure-E. 5. Stone. Parkersburg;
Mrs. J. Cochran. Warrington: A. &.
Stutevant, Clarksburg: W. r. Hough,
Fairmont: Mr.. and Mrs. O. l.. Fuller.
Parkersburg: +. j. Miller. Marietta.
o.: +. Wilson. Barnesville: W. Il.
Pullaman. Smithfield: Frank Dyes,
Weston: c. G. Flesher. Weston; c.
{. Burgbacker. woodsfield: T. c.
kingsley. Reader; L. G. Burgess,
Reader: J. H. Davis. Weston: l.. W.
barteH, Buckhannon: II. G. Young,
Charleston: l.. J. Heslop. Point Pleas.
ant: T. X. Cowell. Parkersburg; Geo.
+. Work. Parkersburg.
Rosers-F NJ. Kearns. Hundred;
X VI. Conner. GAINESVILLE: c. Il. Van
Haren. Fairmont: NJ. r Christian. Mar
ietta; w. y. Snedeger. Elkins: Geo
Nell. Charleston. Mr. and Mrs. G. l..
Fuller. Parkersburg; Miss Mabel
Klein. Parkersburg.
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Entertained Class

Mrs. John b. Garden at her home on
North Main street. very pleasantly en-
tertained her Sunday school class OF
the Second United Presbyterian
church last evening. A series of in
formal social pleasures afforded
merry evening and a well appointed
luncheon was served near ten o'clock.
Composing the class are:
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For visitor.

Honoring Miss Helen Spe.dv NJ In
dians. Pa. who IL the guest OF her
brother. pr. l. r. speedy. Mrs . n
H;;llls entertained AZ me Hotel Naples on
Monday evening. Many diversions fill.s
The hours pleasantly. and before the de-
partur" Of tho guests "a luncheon was
s"rNco. Those present were.
Misses
helen speedy. Ethel McCuskey.
Olive HerVey Wiida North
Anna Grandstaff
MssSrs
J"hn Potter. OF Or l.. r. Speedy.
Pittsburgh. C. : t;ri,r
Frank Tcomsn. Lester crow
Mesdames
e y Wilson. 9. g. Ellis.
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instead OF Woodlawn. entertained In
ntt hohor. Petty appointments vii
grace the table and there will be cover:
FOR eight guests