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South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-11-23
REPLANK USED BRIDGE
Traffic on Twin City Highway viii
be Hampered For While.
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News-Times Special Service:
ST. JOSEPH, Mich, Nov. %
This morning the much desired i'm
provement OF the highway bridge
between Benton Harb0r and this city
was begun by Contractor Ira J.
Lyons
CreOsoted planking. laid length
wise, viii replace the old planks and
will be bOlted into place. The re-
pairs have been needed for some
time and have been the subject of
much discussion by the city officials
OF both cities which. with the street
railway company, share the expense.
The traffic across the bridge will
be somewhat hampered while the
work is in progress. The street car
company will be able To use only one
track while the repairs are being
made. and some delay will be
caused.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-11-23
ONE PER CENT OF
HOLSTERS INSANE
Indiana Legislature Will En-
act Broad Program to Care
For Mental Detectives.
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INDIA ANNAPOLIS. Ind. Nov ga
The Indiana general assembly Will
be asked TO enact a broad program
OF legislation LAID out by the COM
mittee on mental detectives. APP
pointed by Gov. RalstOn 10 thor
oughly investigate the subject in
Indiana The committee OF which
Rep. r. n Gavisk is chairman, has
completed its report.
The committee recommends vol
untary admission TO state insane
hospitals so that persons believing
their minds TO be affected will not
be forced 20 endure the stigma Of a
legal examination. 1t advocates the
establishment Of farm colonies in
connection with insane hospitals.
additional colony facilities at the
feeble-minded youths school at Ft.
Wayne. gradual development of the
village for epileptics at Newcastle,
special schools in connection with
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-11-23

were TO be voted on Thursday at
the session of the Indiana grand
lodge, I. o. o. +. The candidates
are L. w. Durbin, number 65S: Will
liam Ehrehard. number 1O3; w. W.
Swank, number 100; II. A. Winter
rowd, number 465; and II. E. Jones.
numbes 667.
The report Of William Fl. Leedy.
grand secretary, showed that $40
lodges gained in membership during
the last year and that the member
ship in 112 remained the same.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-11-23
HOW STAGE DANCERS
AVOID FOOT TROUBLES
NY two children
ad WhoOping cough

4 pretty dancer whose face and fame
are familiar % alI theater- goers is ron-
srantly asked the question How do YOU
keep your feet free ~ frouhirt mine ache
Z DO anything lt ESQ one vi the ordinary.
such as WHlkiug. standing or dane d--
more than usual" and here i- ibis little
dancers prescription u always have a
package of Wa-Ne-Ia 0n hand and all
ways after working hare ON tie stage
battle my fest iu bot water in Whi-h
dissolve t-vO or three tablets N this prep
aratiou. I never have trouble 49, this
leaves my feet COOK comfortable md
happy. III YUur druggist can't supply
yOu with VA Ne-Ta. don't accept a
worthless substitute be- may have an in
tarest in recommending bur send us I'D
cents and we Wll mail you prenrid A
sample parka-e 90 this wonderful foot
relief. You can use Ma-Ne-Ia with do
aghful eifeet ln your body bath Lf-lves
skin soft and autisepriraliF clean Th.
regular size package sell Tor - cents l.
q Lanlan To. South Bend Ind -Ady.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-11-23
TODAY'S BEAUTY TALK

You can make a delightful sham
poo with very little effort and for "a
very trifing cost, If You get from
your druggist a package Of canthrOx
and dissolve a teaspOonful i'm a cup
Of hot water. Your shampoo Is now
ready Just pour a liule AT a time
on the scalp and rub briskly. This
creates an abundance of thick. white
lather that thoroughly dlss0iVes and
removes the dandruf. excess oil and
dirt. After rinsing. the hair dries
quickly. with a fiuniness that makes
IL seem heavier than u is. and takes
or a rich luster and sOfness that
makes arranging II a pleasure.
-Advt.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-11-23
HUGHES is iNAUGURATED
President of Moores' Hill College
Officially Takes Chair.
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International News Service:
MOORES HILL, Ind. Nov. %
DR.. Alfred L. Hughes was inaugu-
rated today as president Of Moores
Hill college. Elaborate exercises
began with an academic procession
at o'clock. At the services which
followed Dean A. J. Bigney pre-
sided. Heads Of all Indiana colleges
sent greetings to the new president.
Dr. Hughes formerly was pastor
of a church in Columbus. O., and
has served as president of Moores
Hill for several months.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-11-23
HUNTERS GET WILD CAT
Come Upon Animal While Looking
For COons.

News-T mes Special Service:
PETERSBURG. Ind, Nov. "a
Link Riley. Sim Richardson and Will
Riley. three coon hunters. came
upon some unexpected game last
night and after fight succeeded in
bagging a bobcat which measured
three feet from tip to tip. and weigh
ed is pounds.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-11-23
GET JURY AFTER
EXAMINING 100 MEN
Will Try Edward Berry for Murder
of Wealthy JefferSOnVille
Woman.

NEW ALBANY. Ind. Nov. "a
jury was obtained late Wednesday
after one hundred veniremen had
been examined, to try Edward
Be 'ry, charged with the murder of
Mrs Mary Francis BrookbanlS.
wealthy Jacksonville woman The
body of Mrs. Brookbank was found
in her home after having been dead
for several days Berry. according
to the prosecutors statement. offer
ed TO show the police how they could
earn the reward for the capture of
the murderer. He took them TO a
pawn dealer, where he said ne had
seen two men dispose of a watch
belonging TO the dead woman. The
pawn dealer declared that Berry was
the man who offered the watch
Evidence will be submitted Thurs
day.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-11-23
4 Clogged System Ninst He Cleared

You will find TT Kings New Life
Pills a gentle yet effective Laxative
for removing impurities from the
system. Accumulated waste poi
sons the blood; dizziness. biliousness
and pimply, muddy complexion are
the distressing effects. A dose Of DR.
Kings New Life Pills tonight viii
assure you a free. full bowel move
ment in the morning At your Drug
gist. 25c-Advt-
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-11-23

International News Service:
INDIANAPOLIS, Ind.-The west
the famous cattle country-is call
ing on Indiana for fine cattle County
Agent Gilbert has received a request
for pure bred stock from the indus
trial agent OF the Santa Fe railroad.
the stock to be used in stocking
farms along the railroad line.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-11-23

Interna tional News Service:
BRAZIL. Ind.-Members OF the
Sigma Phi Epsilon fraternity of
Purdue university, qualified as
bricklayers here. They loaded three
cars Of brick which w. W. Winslow.
a member OF che fraternity and own
er Of a brick plant gave for a new
chapter house.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-11-23
STATE BRIEFS

international News Service:
NORTH VERNON. Ind.-Dr. Oil
yer Gaddy, who had practiced medi-
cine for 35 years, diagnosed his own
case as hardening of the arteries
and shot himself.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-11-23
VOTE FOR GRAND WARDEN
Five Candidates Run For High In
diana Odd Fellows Onfc.

News-Timcs Special Service:
INDIANAPOLIS. Ind. Nov. "a
Five candidates for Crane warden
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-11-23

Mary Pickford, Lasalle. tomorrow.
All seats 10c. -Advt.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-11-13
Won1en's Organizations.

The Business WOman's club will meet
this evening at $50 o'clock In the down
town rooms OF the Y. ". G. A for sup
per. Following the supper there VIII
be few good musical selections ana
a get acquainted social time The re-
mainder OF the evening viii be devoted
TO a business meeting The members
who have not made their supper reser-
vationS may do so up TO o'clock, by
phoning the secretary at the down.
town rooms.
The junior auxiliary OF the West
minister Presbyterian church held its
regular meeting Saturday afternoon at
the home OF Mrs. Bradford Hardie. 1924
East Rio Grande street Following the
short business meeting there was
good program. Home missionary work
was the topic. Miss Kate Lewis. Mrs
A. Binkley. Mrs p A Weir and Mrs
W NJ Farley spoke on home mission
work. Miss Laura Burnsides gave
negro dialect recitation. Little Brown
Baby by Paul Lawrence Dunbar Mrs.
Frank Reaves sang The Last, Long
Rest" Following the program the
hostess served refreshments and
social hour was enjoyed. Mrs John
NIobley and Miss Mary Hardie assisted
Mrs. Hardie in entertaining.
\ very interesting meeting of the
students club was held Sunday eve
ming at the home of Or. Alice G. Mer-
chant 500 North Virginia street Mrs
J. NJ Richmond played a piano solo.
Rock Of Ages" The members chanted
secretary. Miss Mae E Barnes read
greetings from the absent members 4
paper on the autumnal equinox writ
ten by Miss Alice Hall. OF San Fran
cisco. was read BY Miss Barnes Mrs
=. NJ Richmond PLAYED a piano solo,
Cradle Song, by Heller The study
Of the evening was devoted 10 three
TOPICS. memory OF the past. prophecy OF
the future and invisible influences Miss
Barnes read a paper on Thanksgiving.
DR.. Alice G. Merchant read an original
poem on Thanksgiving Mrs. J. NJ Rich
uond read a paper on the origin and
function of music. Mrs Georgia Fer
Suson read a poem on the three spirits,
war, greed and prayer. The club Will
meet the second Sunday in December at
the home of DIT. Merchant.
Moving picture plays. especially
adapted to childrens entertainment,
will be brought to FL PaSo by the Col
lege WOman's club and exhibited every
Saturday afternoon in the woman
club auditorium for the children OF the
city. The club purposes to obtain ma
ture plays and plays that viii De OF
educational value and free from the
features which often times make the
average picture play unsuited for chill
dren- These plans were made at the
business meeting OF the club. held sat
urday afternoon at the home OF MIS-
George r lie Baron on East Boule-
ward MIS-. Fred W. Norton is the
chairman Of the committee in charge
Of arranging for the pictures. The
club decided TO secure a room IN the
new Woman's club building and hold
all regular meetings there The clubs
purpose Of work for this year is voca-
tional guidance and plans were dis
cussed by the members Mrs. Harry J.
Ponsford was elected secretary of the
club to fill a vacancy in that office
The club endorsed the idea OF adoptins
a uniform style Of dress for high school
girls Mrs a 2. Averill. the president
presided at the meeting. which was
well attended
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-11-13
Sunshine and Shadow; The Sick
and the Well in the Hospitals

Mrs. W 5. WiIgus is little better
She has been critically III since an
operation she underwent on Novem-
RS f. L Harris was brought 10 the
hospital Saturday afternoon very Sc
riously i'll
VI. has recovered sufficiently to return
TO her home after an Illness of several
weeks
Mrs 3 L F'arrar. who has been III
for several weeks. following an Oper-
alton is expected to return TO her home
today from Hotel Dieu-
Mrs G. J Denton and her little
daughter are doing nicely. The baby
was born a week ago today
Mrs Z Fields. who was operated up
on Wednesday is doing we'll
Miss P. Butts, who has been III with
typhoid fever for some time, IS improv-
ing steadily
Mrs. W r Chambers continues TO
improve She underwent an operation
several weeks ago
Mrs. Edith Graham Coyne. the pub
lie librarian. is steadily but slowly
gaining in strength and is able TO
be up a little each day.
Capt W D. Greet underwent another
slight operation the past week to re
iieve the result Of his injury in the
elevator accident Of almost two months
ago He is a little better
Mrs 4 Guion. who was operated up
on Wednesday. is improving
J. W GiSt underwent an operation
the last Of the week and is improving
Miss N. y Gwyn IL recuperating
satisfactorily from her recent opera
ton.
T 2 Stiddons is improving so nice
" that he will soon be able to go home
2. c. Walker Is doing well after a
recent operation
J. L Warren is doing as well as may
be expected. after undergoing a recent
operation
Mrs. Scott B. Williams. OF Cloud
croft. y NJ. and her baby daughter.
are doing nicely The baby has been
named Marjory Bernice Williams She
was born on Nov. >. Mrs Williams
was formerly Miss Loretto Brick of
Ell Paso.
Mrs Della Wilson is recovering sat
isfactorily from her recent operation.
Little L Holiday is i'll with typhoid
y. Jeffries is slowly recovering from
typhoid fever. He has been i'll for
several weeks
Mrs Eunice Ships. or Tucumcari.
continues 20 improve slowly.
E c Miller. who was operated upon
the last OF the week. is doing as well
as may be expected
Mrs J. ". Mack is sick in the hos
Mrs. Raw short. who has been i'll a
few weeks. is gradually growing bet
\. W. Ayers. who was operated upon
the middle OF the past week. is improv-
ing nicely.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-11-13

-AROLD ". JAMES. Of Mesilla
n Park. y. NJ. is doing well after
4 = his recent operation at Providence
hospital
Mr.. and Mrs Floyd Stutzfnan. Vf
1926 Altura boulevard, are the parents
Of a baby boy, born in the hospital on
Friday morning. The baby's father is
in the second Ohio infantry
". 1. Hamilton, who has been very
sick, is doing fairly we'll
Miss Lucille Reynolds. who was oper-
sted upon Thursday. is getting along
nicely.
Mrs. A. N Kroger is getting better
She has been quite sick.
Miss Lillian West is improving from
her illness
Mr. and Mrs. H. Chase. OF 1S1 Allan
IA street, are the parents of twin baby
girls, born in the hospital on Wednes-
Mrs. H. Hall. of 2TS3 wyoming street.
has recovered sufficiently from her i'll
ness to return to her home ,,,,,-
Miss Addie Clancy, OF zzls Mills
street, who recently underwent an op-
Grafton, is improving
Mrs Amelia Graham. who underwent
an operation a short time ago. has re-
covered sufficiently 10 return TO her
home at 1900 North Oregon street
Mrs Lucille Hankamer is doing sat
isfactorily after a recent operation
Francisco Flores TrevinO. who has
been sick for a short time, Is getting
better.
Carl Macken Is recuperating nicely
from his Illness
Little Philip Neese. Of Derry. y. NJ.
who was operated upon last week, is
progressing nicely
Alrs. T. y. Moon is gaining strength
steadily after her recent operation
Mrs. r r Hardaway. OF Deming,
y. NJ. is improving from her Illness.
Mrs. r. E. Gate is recovering nicely
from her recent operation
Mrs Maria Gardlna, VINO was oper-
ated upon last week. has recovered
sufficiently TO return TO her hons.
Mrs H s Martin was operated upon
Luis Quintero. of Las Cruces, who
has been quite sick for the past two
weeks, is improving
Mrs. Evelyn Allen. who was recently
operated upon. is steadily improving
II. Y Haldermann is slowly improv-
ing He has been i'll for several
months
RoIstOn's Hospital Patients.
Ben T Mckenzie. who was injured
on Nov s. in an automobile accident, is
improving at Ralston hospital
II. II Kelly was operated upon the
last of the week and is doing as well
rs may be expected
Ernest Young underwent an opera
ton Friday and Is improving nicely
Mrs G. Shutter. Of Clint, Tex, who
was accidentally poisoned last week,
is slowly improving.
Fred Lila continues to improve
steadily from his operation Of two
weeks ago
Mrs B. K Riggs. OF Wilcox. Ariz..
was brought 10 the hospital November
9 and underwent an operation She
is still very i'll but has improved n
little.
Mrs. George Dean. who has been I'll
with typhoid fever since the middle
OF October. is slowly gaining
Mrs. W A Fletcher who underwent a
critical operation on Tuesday Of last
week. and who has been dangerously
i'll for some time has slightly improved
G J. Williams. who has been danger
ouSly I'll since November 4. after IN
dergoing a very serious operation, is
a little better.
Roscoe Hawkins recently underwent
a slight operation and is greatly I'M
proved
Ray Tankersley. who has been I'll
with typhoid fever since the latter part
OF September. is gaining strength
steadily now
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-11-13
The GOSSIP CORNER
BY RUTH MoNRo AUGUR.

absorbedly. so that they did not notice
anybody else at all They kept get
tilF closer and closer. just like they
do in the movies and his arm kept go
inE around her more and more until
all Of a sudden he bent his head and
she raised her chin and II happened
We looked around for a movie camera
man, but there was not one in sight. so
I guess il was a real romance and not
a reel romance.
I am mighty glad that St Patricks
cathedral is so well under way-nOt
that 7 am member of that faith but
] believe very strongly in the inspira-
tional power Of beautiful church build
ings. There is an esthetic uplift and
a spiritual exhaltatiOn to be gained
from even a few moments spent in a
beautiful church. You get the same
uplift from any beautiful building but
n church seems to carry a message so
much deeper.
William c Black. of Denver. Colo.
who has a big lot TO do with the man
agement Of the Postal Telegraph in
that section of the world, is spending
a little while in Ell PaSo. He most in
terestingly recounts some of his i'm
pressions OF Ell Paso in its earliest days.
for he visited here frequently about %
years ago. Mr.. Black tells OF his first
trip here. travelling through a terrible
dust storm He existed through the
storm in anticipation of a bath and
when he arrived at the hotel in FL
Paso there was nary a bath in the
whole hotel
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-11-13
By RUTH MONRo AUGUR.

~ISS ROSE GOODMAN. whose
MI marriage will occur on Novem-
III Der Is to Oscar Lesser of Chi
huahua, will be attended by Miss Rose
Nordwald, Of chihuahua, as her maid
Of honor. The wedding viii occur at
the home of the brides parents, Mr. and
Mrs Ignatius Goodman, on Nevada
street Rabbi Martin Zielonka viii per
form the ceremony The brides L year
old sister. Martha Goodman. viii play
the wedding marches. Her younger sis
ter, Elsie Goodman, viii be the ring
bearer. Louis Fischbein will be the
best man A wedding supper will be
served at Hotel Paso del Norte. follow
ing the ceremony. The couple Will
spend their honeymoon in California.
Miss Goodman was the guest of honor
Saturday afternoon at a bridge party.
given by Mrs. A Schwartz. at her home
on Mesa avenue Miss Sadie LefkOvitZ
won the high score prize. The second
prize went to Miss Lena Jacobs Miss
Selma Ziegler received the third prize
Miss Ystta Baron won the prize for
which the players cut There was a
guest prize for the guest of honor A
luncheon followed the games. Pink
roses and violets. with pink and white
carnations formed the table decora-
tons. Candles in silver sticks were
about The place cards were orna-
mented with hand painted cupids. Miss
Ruth Schwartz, Mrs. Joseph Zelman and
Mrs. Sol ]. Berg assisted the hostess
Mrs. II. NJ Patterson entertained
Saturday afternoon at her home on Ne
vada street to announce the engage
ment Of her daughter, Miss Lillian
Theodore Patterson. to Frank Young
Warrington. The guests were received
by Mrs. Patterson, Miss Patterson and
Miss Kate Fink The house was dec
GRATED with quantities of chrysanthe-
NUNS and pOtted plants Bridge was
the amusement OF the afternoon and
there were nine tables OF players. in
addition to q number OF other guests
who did not play. A two course lunch
con was served following the games.
The engagement announcement was up
on tiny cards, on which were embossed
IN gold the initials Of the couple and
the date, December 5. Assisting the
hostess in serving were Mrs Charles
H Brown, Mrs. A J. Morris. and Miss
Alicia Swami The high score prize
was won by Mrs. W P Miller Mrs. W.
II. Loretz won the second prize Mrs
W. R. Schultz will entertain IN honor
Of Miss Patterson Saturday afternoon.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-11-13

mond Terrace for their high school
friends The rooms were decorated with
orange and black. the high school col
ors Capt and Mrs Robert J. Reaney
assisted their sons in entertaining.
Fruit punch was served through the
evening ana later an ice course was en-
jOyed- Among the girls present We're
Misses Lavon SOrrells. Caro- Mitchell.
Dorothy Crane. Gladys Mueller. Doris
Freeman. Mary Tincher. Irene Davis.
Agnes Woodland. Helen Caldwell Ma
rion Calnan. Helen DePew. Frances
Mayer. Helen Aguirre. Lorraine Mayer,
Burtram Orndorff Ruth Powell. Pearl
Powell. Bertha Hilgartner. Helen Con-
way and Alice Woodwork. The boys
were Donald HOgarth. Chester Wright,
II y. Mckinney, Francis Broaddus.
Robson POmeroy. Earl Evans. Russell
Ramage. +. 5 LOTUS. Kneeland Jen-
kins VIII u. Casey. Chris Fox, Phillip
Stevens. Jack Vowel. Frank Scotch.
Ivan Scotch. HOyt Cole. Lawrence
Sheay. g. Byers. Fred Humphreys.
Dewey Carson. Elliott Chess. Wayne
Taylor. A E Gatens. Robert Bryant.
Paul Broyles and =. Martilles-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-11-13
The Army.

Capt. and Mrs Austin Pzrdee, Of the
20th infantry. who were recently mar
ried in Springfield. Mass. have arrived
in FL Paso and are at home to their
friends at 4101 Bliss street Mrs Par
dee was formerly Miss Frieda Powers.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-11-13
Parties.

Miss Katherine Reaney VIII cele-
brate her 12th birthday anniversary on
Wednesday evening with party at the
nome OF her parents, Capt and Mrs
Robert J. Reaney. in Richmond Terrace
Clyde Lee and Carroll Lee enter
taintained a number Of their school
friends Friday evening at their home,
1914 Grand avenue The evening was
very pleasantly spent in playing num-
erous games. and music and dancing
were enjoyed About 40 guests were
present. Punch was served throughout
the evening. and later refreshments
were served The young hosts were as
sisted in entertaining by their mother.
Mrs z. p Lee and Mesdames J. B.
Clement and W A Baltic.
group Of so men from the 31st
Michigan infantry entertained the
same number of young women with a
jolly party at the Young Women N s
Christian association down town rooms
the last of the week Y. N c A secre-
tary Wilson Martin was in charge Of
the affair, assisted by Miss Elva Sly,
the 7. W. c. A secretary. The men
gave a most entertaining program Of
mock drills and various burlesque
stunts in addition 10 many good musical
numbers. Refreshments were served
later in the evening. The chaperones
were Mrs D. H. Huffaker and Mrs
Paul Heermans- Miss Lutte Deyo, the
business secretary. and Miss Hazel r.
Billet, the physical training director.
assisted in entertaining.
delightful bunco party was given
Saturday afternoon by Mary Frances
Robinson, at the home OF her mother,
Mrs W. F. Robinson. on San Antonio
street Pink and white carnations and
chrysanthemums decOrted the rooms
attractively. Assisting the hostess was
her mother, Mrs Robinson. Mrs J. II.
Furneaux. OF Dallas. Tex: Louise
Beach and Louise Robinson. IN play
ing bunco the prizes were Won by Ber-
nice Smith, Geraldine Ainsa and Eliza
beth Reaney- Among those present
were Elizabeth Reaney. Katherine
Reaney, Barbara Wallace. Bernice
Smith. Geraldine Ainsa, Roselle Ainsa,
Consuelo Weber, Mary Allen Page.
Frances Brown, Mary Happier. Ruth Sill
verman, Ethel GOldoft. Grace Brown.
Marion Jackson, and Katherine Bus
sing
Mrs. Joseph a Dickey entertained
Saturday afternoon at her home on La
Luz street. with an informal party in
honor of her cousin. Miss Lena Hall, OF
Columbia. No. who is her house guest
Among the amusements Of the after
noon was a guessing contest The
rooms were decorated with white and
yellow chrysanthemums- Mexican de-
signs were used on the game cards and
a Mexican luncheon was served. Mrs
A W. Hadley assisted the hostess in
The guests were Misses
Lena Hall and Lucille Rice Mesdames
Perry J. Rice. Rollo ". Bruce. 3. c.
Anthony. Edwin c. knickermeyer. c.
NJ Wilchar, G. p. Walker. flaming
Stevens. A ". Hadley. William Elliott.
W. Frank De Lacie. Ida s. Peacock. c.
wards and NJ. A. Oxley. Mrs. DicSey
viii entertain again in Miss Halls
honor with a card party on Wednesday
afternoon.