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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1916-07-27

Nbalbert' Stride in Sittle Sails unb
boftp. Serr &. 8etoiiaf bon 2ittle
Sails mad Sotplus; boftp. Serr s.
&romolidi bon Serbam mad Nortb
Sratrie uub bodip. Serr g. Sus5s
c5pnsti bon Nortb Srairie na6 Der
bam; bohtp. Serr s. Sansti bon goipz
lIs mad Siilm; Nep. Sictpr in Sier5
mad Sumont. - Sn Der ct. Nnuens
Stride in Babena tpurbe pon ben bpd,s
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unb gdert cine eriol9reite I'll. Riiiipn
ab8ebulten.
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~itattete am %. Suli Der Stabt Ste
pens Eoint eiueu Seiuh ab, I'M Den
neuen anball Der ct. Soiepb's atas
oemie e%in5utpeiben, Der 100000 foitet.
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bo6ip. Serren be5ogen am 10. Suli
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beng oieier Seitln9) Im %. Suli be-
sing in Der llubcfledteu g%mpfdnsniB
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Cincinnati. ipurbe Heftor Der ct. ga,
trid' s. @emeirbe, @%lputpooe. = 8ep
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Der ct. Yatrid Stride III Seueiont
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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1916-07-27

make the entire dress Of one material
will require 8 3-S yards of 36-inch ma
terial. The skirt measures about 3 II
yards at the foot. This illustration calls
for TWO separate patterns. Price 1Oc
each.
177S-A Simple, Popular Model.
This is a pretty style, easy to develop
and nice Tor all kinds Of wash ma
terials. The skirt Is full. and Is gath
cred under a wide belt, where It joins
the surplice waist. The collar Is broad
and outlines the deep neck opening.
The sleeve may be in wrist or elbow
length. The pattern is cut In 4 sizes {:
8, 10, IL and IA years. 1t requires 4 "a
yards Of 44-inch material for a 12-year
size. Price 1Oc.
1779-A Dainty Dress For Party
or Other Occasions. Organdy, batiste,
dimity, lawn, Georgette crepe, challie,
or nuns yelling could be used for this
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1916-07-27

bon philadelphia purbe am 10. Suli
bonn 81. Batter gum Siihof bon Sars
risbur9, ga, ernannt.
Wilfuanfee, Wis.-Sum Sfarrer
Der bieitsen ct. Sran5isfns a9emeinoe
unb Guardian bes ct. Sran3istuss
&loiterS, oils Naffolger oes p%eritors
beuen bodbtp. Yater albert 2oder, O..
3D.. Gap, lit botip. Batter Htus Stus
Der, 8. g. Sap, bisber @ifar oes
&lolters, bonn Srbenss Yropin5iulat era
nannt iporoeu. - Im pernan2cuen
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8erenb, Der perbieute 8eftor oes ct.
Sobannes Saubltummens Snitituts 81
ct. Srancis, ben IS. Sabrestas %.ieiner
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Der bo6m. Serr Sos. DR. aoeiter.
Yfarrer Der oortieen ct. Satobns s8es
meinbe. iein Silbernes Srielters
SubiIdum.
Cmaba, Wcbr.-Sie neue ct. 8arl
8orromduss Stride III Nortb, 8cne
purbc am II. Suli bonn bodtu' ten
Siidoi Siben o 2incoln einsctpeibt.
Davenport, Sa.-Hep. Y. s. gfc@
2mlablin. Sefant. uuo felt 81 Sabren
Yiarrer Der ct. Wariens 9emeinoe in
Clinton. 1T gum pdpitliten Saus<
Yrdlaten eruannt tporben.
Columbus, Sbip.-Sm Soiepbtnum
puroen iiinait iolgenbe bod)p. Serreu
an Yrieitern seipeibt: Cos. 9. 8olter
aus Ielrpie. Iiuu., Yeter q. SGeier
aus Salem. 9. Sat., Sob. 5. Wcins
barbt aus Yagico. Sans. @bmuno u.
Soroau aus Ntrou. Ohio, Sob. ..
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&noepper aus Saricp, Sans, 9briit,
u. 2abonte ans Chicago, Su., Sob. S.
Sein3 aus Chicago. Sa.. s. .. Sauss
fneht aus 8rano Rapios. Nih, nnS
s. @. SbeobalS aus erie. ga.
Grppfstun, Ninn.-Ser bodtp.
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~fratres e~inseiuneen bate. - Su
Grgple lit Die alte Stride absebrannt
Ser @erluit 1T bur9 Weriiherun9 9e'
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1916-07-27

skirt portions have sufficient fulness
for grace and comfort The pattern Is
cut in 3 sizes: Small. medium and
large. 1t requires 6 IA yards OF So
inch material for a medium size. Price
10c.
O14S-Bag. A pretty bag in con-
ventional design, that would make a
very useful gift. 1t is to be M
broidered in punch work, solid and but
tonhole embroidery.
Stamped on cream linen, size 12x1S
inches, including back"-----~35c
Cotton for working -----~--"~---2Oc
Perforated pattern including all
necessary stamping materials----15c
1762-Iadies' Apron. A practical,
comfortable garment. This style Is nice
for percale, bingham, chambray. lawn,
drill, sateen or mohair. The right front
overlaps the left at the closing. The
fulness of the sleeve is plated or gath
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1916-07-27
Our Pattern
Department
Order Patterns by Number.

1764Boys' MILDLY Suit. his de-
sign is a popular style, good for WASH
Ind wooden goods. 1t makes a. very
comfortable school and play suit. Blue
kerge with soutache braid, or white
linen with simple stitching for a fin
|sh would be very suitable. The blouse
Is provided with an adjustable shield.
|The pattern is cut in 8 sizes: 3, 4. 3,
b and 8 years. 1t requires 3 "a yards
bf 27-inch material for a 4-year size.
Price 10c-
O2O6-Dressing Sack. No woman's
is complete without a cou-
bic Of dainty, comfortable dressing
Backs, which are found such a boon
buring an hour Of rest. The one here
portrayed, shows a very neat and sim
Bile design, easily embroidered in solid
bitch.
Stamped on good quality lawn, in
! Guiding sufficient m~erceriZed EN-
broidery cotton for working.----S0c
Perforated pattern including all
necessary stamping materials----1oc
155|Ladies' Dress, with Sleeve in
Either of Two Lengths. This model
will make an excellent morning dress
|bf percale, Bingham, chambrey, lawn,
Iinene, or drill. 1t will also develop
bicely in serge, crepe, wolfe, or wool
boplin, cashmere and flannelette. The
waist is made with a vest and the skirt
has a panel to correspond. The "V"
heck opening is neat and becoming, and
S outlined by a smart collar. The sleeve
In wrist length has a straight cuff.
|tn 3-4 length a turnback cuff forms
IA neat finish. The pattern is cut In 6
|sizes: "a, SO, 3S, 40, AZ and A inches
bust measure. 1t requires 5 ga yards
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1916-07-27

Of 44-inch material for a 36-inch size.
The skirt measures 3 yards at the lower
edge. Price 10c. .
1771-1755-A Good Style For At
ternoon or Sport Wear. Ladies' waist
pattern III and ladies' skirt pattern
1855 comprise this attractive dress. 1t
will develop prettily in crepe, taffeta,
or nuns yelling, and is nice for linen,
tub silk, serge and gabardine. The
skirt may be of suiting or cloth, and
the waist of silk, batiste, linen or
A pretty Bingham or chambrey,
with piping of a contrasting color,
would make a very serviceable dress for
outing and general wear. The waist
pattern Is cut in 6 sizes: "a, 36, 3S, 40,
AZ and Al inches bust measure. 1t
will require 3 yards Of 36-inch material
for a 36-inch size. The skirt pattern
is cut in 6 sizes %, "a. 20, %, 30 and
30 inches waist measure, and requires
4 Is yards Of 44-inch material. To
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1916-07-27

style. The fichu may be of contrasting
material and the foundation skirt, II
fiounces are used, of lining. Without
the flounces the style is simple but at
tractive. The neck-edge may be finished
with round or pointed outline. The pat
tern is cut in 3 sizes: II, IA and 16
years. 1t requires 3 IA yards Of "a
inch material for the dress without
fichu and flounces, and 8 "a yards with
fichu and fiounces, for a 14-year size.
Price 10c.
0-Ladies' Apron in Sack or
Belted Style. A neat, convenient and
practical model. Dotted blue and white
percale was used in this instance, with
facings Of white. The style is good for
seersucker, for Bingham. lawn, sateen,
denim, drill, jean or alpaca. In belted
style 1t may do service as a slip on
house dress a style much favored for
warm weather. The low neck and
short sleeves are cool and neat and the
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1916-07-27
Ansianh.
Eerprbnuns Enpft Senebift's hes
Siinfsebnten.

I Ser Sl. Yater, benz es belonbers
1T, bab Die Seftimmin9en
loes bon ieinem Spr8du8er ieli8en
jNubentens crlaiienen SefretS: ~Guam
liinaulari Sritenbina Spnoous" IN
,~aIGu6igem nnb frommem Sinne
.6efolaf perbeu. peroronet, bab ale
kothoIiIden &inber am Sonntag, ben
IBO. Sult, feierlid Die I'll. &pmmunion
empfanaen nnb na6 Der Weinune bes
l6I. @aters ~aufopfern, an9eii6ts bes
Ecporitebenben 5~lueiteu Sabresta9es
lbes 3riessausbru6s. Sic Uteinung
|bes Sl. @aters 9ebt, ipie al9emein
|befannt lit. babin, bab Die @Idubi9en
|ku Soft beten, banit er iih tpiiroi9en
|ImDae, Den Srieben in europa baloi8it
|berSuiteuen. Sbid,on Die @erorSnun9
H. bic europGii6en Siidofe 9eribtet
sumal Der 8rieg an erlter Stelle
In europGiihes Greienib lit, lit es
Ter 8unih, baB ale 9inoer ~ Der
~onsen fatboliiden 8elt III bem ges
|hannten Gage Die bl. 8ommlluion flir
balbise Seenpigung oes arieses
%I,lfopfern iplen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1916-07-27

Samiltpu, ipurbe Yfarrer Der ct.
Srauciss 8emeiube 81 9ebanon. -
Gep. Serome S'He9an, Giiiiteut an Der
Wtarid Simmclfubrts Stride in Gins
ciuuati. ipurbe mad Der 3atboliIfen
lluiberiitdt in 8aibin9ton, 8. g., Der.
icst. - Hep. Srancis 8eaep. Neueez
peibter, ipuroe &iiiitent Der ct. Gin,
bretp's : Stride. Cincinnati. - 8eb.
Spbu &elp, Neusetpeibter. lpurbe Iiiis
trent Der Corpus Gbrilti< Stride gu
Nuptpn. - 8ep. Sos. Ilbers, Neuses
tpeibter, tpurbe Giiiitent Der ct.
Warien : 8emeinbe, Cincinnati. =
Reo. Sobn Stebmau, Neusetpeibter,
lpuroe Iiiiitent Der NariG Sims
meliabrts ; 9emciube. giuciunati.--
(&prr.)
Wsuumt ansel, Sre.-am Sienstag,
ben II. Suli, pareu 20 Sabre pers
ilolien, ieit Der bp6,p' ite Serr Nbt
YlaciDus Shirt Die bl. Yrieiteriueibe
cmpfius. Sic Seier puroe niIr int
cngeren &loiterperbano be9ansen. Ibt
Siirit lit ant s. Sum- 1868 in Sahien>
8eimar 9cbpren, tam ais ~14idbriser
anabe mad amerita unb leste am IL.
Suli 1884 in gtount Gnsel, Oregon,
YrpfcB ab.
Splepp, Sbiu.-So6p. Yeter Seins
rid Sanlleu, Yfarrer Der ct. Yeter'sz
Stride Su Grhbolb, Ohio, feierte fem
iilbernes Srieiters Subildum. gr lit
an 21. Se5ember 1854 5u StrdIen
am Nieberrbeiu gcboren, empfins am
20. sunni 1891 III 9ppen Die bl.
Yrieitertpeibe uub fam balo oarauf
na6 @merifa, no er 5uerit III Der
Si6&ie Selepiae, als Iliiitent in
9arlple, tpirtte.
Glsin, HebraSfa.-Sohp. 9aiimir
Ncnner. felt 5ebu Sabren Ffarrer Der
| hieiiaen ct. Spniiatius : 9emeinbe.
~feierte AM 4. SuIi iein i~iIberues Yriez
lteriubildlm. @ei benz Seitsottess
| bienIt uiIiItierte linn Der bodtp. &. SeiB
als SreSbpter Iiiiitcns, bodlp. Or, s..
8. Nenner, elm Neffe bes S~ubilars,
bon 9roofIpn, q. q, aIs Siaton,
(0ortiesuns aui Der IL. Seite.)
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1916-07-27
@ir lieiern Gud Die Wnfer
~ biaisen Yreiiea.

coats, and may be made TO button To an
underwaiSt. The pattern is cut in 1
sizes: 4, 6, s and 10 years. 1t is good
for linen, lilcne. galatea, percale, taft
reta or tub silk, crepe, pique, corduroy,
gingham, SeerSuckcr or Chambrey. 1t
will require > 3-S yards Of 44-inch ma
terial for the dress, and l IA yard for
the boomers, for Il 6-year size. Price
Toe.
0244- Towel End. Pretty en-
Sroidered towels for the guest chamber
are as much in vogue as ever. The &C
companying design shows Il very neal
border, easily and quickly embroidered
III seed stitch, solid embroidery for the
motif and ~buttonhOle stitch for the
edge. Space is reserved in the motif
for the initial to be embroidered if de-
sired.
Stamped on good quality huckaback.
size l6X24
Cotton for embroidering both endS~.20c
Perforated pattern including all
necessary stamping materials--.~15c
O344-Luncheon Set. This neat
luncheon set is very handsome en-
broidered in satin stitch, and also very
pretty indeed in eyelet and solid I'm
broidery combined, with ~buttonhole
stitch for the edge. This set consists
Of six 3 IL inch doilies. six , ID inch
doilies, and one tray cloth, 12X16 inches.
The whole set stamped OH good
quality linen
The-whole set stamped on imported
irish linen - .OD0
IL skeins embroidery cotton to
Work
Perforated pattern including all
necessary stamping materials .-.....15c
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1916-07-27

@olumbid in Siio> Mmerita. bat bier
BEL Ieiucr Nufuuft im 6afeu bon Sas
baniua bon ieiteu Der bilr9erlihen uno
itaatli9en Seborben einen ber6lifen
G%nlpfang erbalten.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1916-07-27
MAILING INSTRUCTIONS,

The patterns illustrated on this page
will be mailed to any address on re-
ceipt Of price mentioned with descrip-
ton Of each pattern. Send either sill
yer wrapped in paper or stamps. Write
name and address plainly. Be sure
and state numbers and sizes Of pat
terms desired. Remember that in these
patterns allowance Is made for seamA
Address:
PATTERN DEPARTMENT.
Catholic Printing Co.,
Dubuque, lows
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1916-07-27

anlanh.
Grsbifhpf Guislep's RaflaR.

Sus @er5eiduiB ees Radlanes oes
AM 10. Suli 1915 peritorbenen er5s
biifois s. 6. Gui9lep iplroe bon Den
Ra6luBpertpaltern 9t. 8ep. CD. VI.
Sunne unb Ncp. CD. 8. Soban
(&unSler) an ~. Suli i'm RadlaBs
9eriht binterlegt. 9arails gebt bers
Dor. bab Der Sirdeufiirit III Der
Werhauts' 9pau anb Sruit 60. S15,s
47S.70. in ser Siberuian Sanf
$S1.64 biuterIe9t bate. Dap er cine
fir iebr frasipiirbis gebaltene Wehiel>
fprpernns BON $1,000 9e9en :. 8.
Copeland in Yittsbur9b, Scans, feruer
cine pertbpoue 6arm bon 90 acres am
GbauhIouasS Gee I'M peitlihen Neip
9orf, elm @eihenf Der 8emeinoen IN
Buffalo, q. g., ginterlieB, auberoem
cine Veriiferunas sYolice bon $780,
| 600 in Der @ermauiu 9ebensperiit)es
rungss 8eIe0i6ait in Neip Yorf uno
Ioldle BON $11,307 in anberen @cieus
ifaiten. Ger @eritorbene bat bes
tauntlid feline @eidpiiter III Buffalo,
q. g., gu @rben einseiest.
9etrpit, Mih.-grnaunt puroeu
bic Neuprieiter: Hep. albert SaMs
mann sum aiiiiten5prieiter an Der ct.
Iariens 8emeinoe in Sasinaip; Nep,
S~crubarb Saustnebt gum Iiiiiten5'
p~rieIter al Der ct. Iarieus8 emeinpe
in Sap 9th; Nep. @m. WcGam Jun
aIliItcu3prieltsr an Der Sc. Better uni
Yaurss @emeinbe in Saainap; 8ep
SoIcpb Nimrihter gum a%iiiiten8prie'
tier an Der ct. Iariens 8emeinbe ir
Ilma.
Sarrisbmrg, Ya.-Wigr. Ybilip N
Nc9epitt. Suipettcr BET Yfarri1uler
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1916-07-27
Die baperiihen genebiftiner i'm
Sicnite hes gaterlanbeS.

Ipu Der baperiI6eu 8enebittiners
Eonare9ation bieuen beim Seere 1870
Saxon fdmpfeu nit Der
us, bieneu oils Sanitdter 0,
his Selb9eifIi6e 3. Iuberbem pirfen
his 9asaretts 8eiitli6e II Bis 10. Gs
Helen pber itarben beim Seere II.
Eertpunbet oper i6iper %ertrantt iinb
hi; permibt pirb elmer. Wit militia
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1916-07-27
Illus kirbliben KreiIen.

(epeStea fur bisie Seitnns b~earbettst.)

ridden Sroeu iinb .selhmiidt II.
2a5arette beiteben in ben &loitern:
Wetten 40 8etteu). 9obei uuterItiist
bic Ibtei elm 5peites 2a3arett NIT 70
getten, Sttobeuren (35 8etten) ,
Sdebern go 9etteu). SaS 2asarett
tpurbe elm Sabr lang bolitGuois BON
&loiter u%nterbalteu. Ylantitetteu $50
Setten), @ttal 90 getten. 3ebn Ios
nate lang ein5i9 BON aloiter unters
balten) Sddftlaru (bas aIoiter inter-
itiist bauernb Elm 9asarett in Sobens
idaftlarn).
gpn Der 3%onsreeation bon ct. 9TH
lien btenen i'm Seer 239 Wann. Sas
bon fdmpfeu rit Der @aife 1877, bics
nen ais Sanitdter AZ. seiaucn limb
"a. berpunbet, permibt sipei. Sn
9eutih,O itairifa itebeu bel Der
Shustruppe uuter ben 8aiien 20.
Sei Siinetau fdmpften brei. gs err
bielten on militdrilhen Gus5eihnuns
gen II baS giierne Rreu5. 10 baa
Saberii6e 8erbienltfreu5. Die Eapfers
feitss WebaiIle. Die Wotbe 4reu3 : Dee
baiue, ben 2uopigS> Srbeu. Sic
8onereeation bat 5tuei Cigarette mil
$40 Better. Sic unterbieIt eir
brittes Sa3arctt mebrere Iouate bin.
burh.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1916-07-27

8pm.-Yapit @enebitt Der SUM
5ebnte bat Die g%rlaubniB ertbeilt. paB
oaS iuternatipnale 9eneoiftiners
aolee ct. Iniclm auf benz Ipentino
peripunoeten italieniiteu SoInaten.
ipelde her 8eueiun9 entseseuicben.
our @%eriiiauns 9eiteGt tperbe. Sic
3eitung pirb b~olltdnbig inter Der
3ontrole bon Imeritauern itebeu.
Rpm.--Ser bobip'ite 8. @aIparra,
Situlars @r3biihof bon Sebaite umo
slpoitoliiher SeIe9at fir Die HcpubIif
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CSorticbuns aui Der -. Seite.)
The Birmingham age-herald., 1916-01-09

Lizzie Mae Walker Miss Bama Johnson, Miss Mae Cagle, Miss Goldie McCauley, Miss Savannah Dubbs, Mrs. Arthur Thomas, Mir. Matthew Oley, Mir. N. Clark, Mn. IT. Smith, MT. w. Nelson, MT. Ar thur Eakin, MT Gaines Evans, Mr. Mar cua i.ussel, Mir. Emmett Eubank, MT. Fred Holmark, MT. Herman Murdock, MT. Ross Cobb, MT. Willie Cherry Mir Charles Guthrie, MT. George Guthrie MT E. Lee and MT. Oliver Thompson.
 MT. and Mrs. Roy Thomas were de- lightful hosts the past week, when they invited a few of their friends to their home. Rock and other games were en- joyed unti, a late hour Delicious re- treatments were served to the following: MT. and Mrs. John Clark, MT. and Mrs Charlie Thomas, MT. and Mrs Amos Me- Creary, Miss Mae Moxley Miss Daisy Stacey Miss Belle Parkhurst, Miss Mary Lusk Miss Alice Davies, MT. w. c. Prid- geon, MT Thomas Glasglow and MT. A. T. Chandler.
 The home of Mrs. R. F. White was the scene of much merriment Thursday even ing, when the members of the Bible class
 (COntinued on Page Seven)
The Birmingham age-herald., 1916-01-09
INGLENOOK

Thirty young people enjoyed party Wednesday evening at the home of Mrs. J. s. McQuaid, who entertained in honor of her guest, Miss Emma Che nault of Texas. The rooms were made attractive with ferns and roses. Miss Pauline Henderson dipped punch from a dainty table. Games and contests were enjoyed until late hour, when fruit salad and cake were passed
 An interesting meeting of the Meth odist Ladies' Aid was held at the home of Mrs Charles Faulkner this week. After business session social time was enjoyed during which delightful refreshments were served to 35 guests.
 MT. and Mrs. Joseph w. Craig de- lightfully entertained the members of the Inglenook Forty-two club Friday evening. The rooms Were tastefully decorated with ferns and cut flowers. The score cards were of New Years design. At the conclusion of the game dainty prizes were awarded. At a late hour a two-course lunch was served.
 Hiss Lucille Roberts, who has been spending the holidays with her sis ter, Mrs. w. Pounds, has returned to the Conservatory of Music at Cincin- natl.
 Mrs. w. M. Davidson is enjoying a hunting trip at Mountain Creek.
 MT. J. o. Ray has returned to Pratt vile.
 MT. and Mrs. John Cookerley of Fairy, Ga, are guests of MT. and Mrs. J. K Bailey.
 The marriage of Miss Ruth Jones to MT. Raymond Strickland will take place Wednesday evening, January 26, at the Inglenook Presbyterian church. Rev. L. F. Goodwin, pastor of the church, will officiate Mrs. Joseph w. Craig will have charge of the nuptial music and Miss Jessie Beach will sing several selections. The personnel of the wedding includes: Miss Lena Dor- ricutt of the Louie Compton semin- ary, as maid of honor, and MT. Hubert Strickland, best man. The ushers chosen ar MT. Alton Rockett and MT. J. w Jones of Montgomery. Little Lula Mae Rockett and J. w. Jones, Jr., will be flower bearers.
 A pleasant event of the week was the party given Friday evening bs Mrs. Clarence Harvey complimentins her sister, Miss Rachel McAllister o1 Chattanooga. The lower floor was thrown together and ferns and holly
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tesse% Mrs. C. B. Yandle, Mrs. Pearl Hardee and Mrs. Charles w. Hall.
 A wedding of much interest to their friends in Woodlawn was that of Miss Margaret Rakestray and MT. Ebert Reid, which was quietly solemnized Thursday evening at 80 o'clock at the Presby terian manse. pr. w c. Clarke officiat- ing. Only a few friends of the bride and groom were present. The bride wore blue cloth going away gown and car ried a shower bouquet of brides roses and valley lilies. MT. and Mrs. Reid will be at home after January 10 with Mrs. Collins on South Fourteenth street.
 Mrs J. B. Leeman was hostess Thurs day afternoon to the Needlecraft club. White narcissi were used to make the house bright and attractive. A business meeting was held in which the follow ing officers were elected for the coming year: President, Mrs J. Elmer Rhodes; vice president Mrs Frank Robison; sec retary and treasurer, Mrs T. o. Crane. At the close of the business meeting a social hour was enjoyed and an ice course in pink and green, the club cOlors, was served. Those present were: Mrs. J. Elmer Rhodes, Mrs. T. o. Crane, Mrs. Gilbert Ritchie. Mrs. w. N. Sharp, Mrs. E. M. Williams, Mrs. T. L. Morris. Mrs. J. T. Dixon, Mrs. H. T. Fossett. Mrs. Zach Cheatam, Mrs. Frank Robson and Mrs. J. B. Leeman.
 The service tonight at the First Metho- dist church of Woodlawn will be in charge of the women of the Missionary society. The newly elected officers will be installed and the address of the even- ing will be made by Mrs Erkhart. fourth conference vice president. Special music will be furnished The public is invited to attend
 Mrs. Charles Mattson, who has been visiting her parents at Leeds, has re- turned to her home in Woodlawn.
 Miss Claire Strickland of Atlanta is the guest of MT. and Mrs. Frank Strick land
 Mrs. Sallie Moore has returned from q visit to friends in Sylacauga.
 Mrs William Owen Lawrence who has
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TUESDAY, JANUARY Il

Drama league presents Dr. H. M. Ed monds in Lecture On the Drama" Mrs. Hugh McNutt entertains at bridge for Mrs McMiller of Chicago. Miss Mary Hansell Shook celebrates a birthday.
 Miss Helen McClary gives bridge luncheon for Miss Blackshear.
 WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 12 Mrs. R. G. McCartys reception for visitors and debutantes.
 Mrs. Will Dunns luncheon at the Country club for Miss May.
 Mrs. Young gives luncheon for Miss Screven.
 THURSDAY, JANUARY 13 Mrs. Luke Hunt hostess to Young Matrons' Auction club.
 Mrs. William Gum hostess at tea for Mrs. J. R. McCiavock.
 Mrs. Harding Burke entertains the Thursday Auction club.
 Mrs. Cherry and Mrs. Dearing joint hostesses for Miss Mary Cross
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SOCIAL CALENDAR

MT. and Mrs. Maben give dance for Miss Blanche Divine
 FRIDAY, JANUARY IA Miss Margaret Gage entertains Lewis -Screven attendants at after re- hearsal party
 Friday night dance at the News paper club.
 MT. and Mrs. Blackwell hosts to Fri day Five Hundred club.
 SATURDAY, JANUARY 15 Miss Nora Screven weds MT. Wilbur Barclay Lewis.
 Mrs. Gaston Torrance hostess at luncheon for Miss Belle Roberts.
 WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 19 Hughes Moody wedding solemnized.
 FRIDAY, JANUARY 21 Miss Mary Ellen Perkins hostess to the Friday Night Dancing club. Mrs. Jemison's luncheon for Miss Belle Roberts
 WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 26 Hazard Roberts wedding solemn ized
 Stotlar Nabb wedding takes place.
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As a delightful social affair of Tuesday evening Miss Fanny Mae Askews enter tained at the home of her parents, MT. and Mrs R. F.. Askew. Games and music were the evenings diversions. A contest of Heap year proposals" was enjoyed,
 the prize being awarded to Miss Baura Johnson. Delightful refreshments were passed Those present were: Miss Des- mel DeBerry, Miss Hallie Eakin, Miss Bessie Moore, Miss Elsie Mutual. Miss Ruth Surtees Miss Willie Wallace, Miss