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Ottumwa semi-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1916-1918, 1916-10-27
ELDON EDITOR
MUST APPEAR
PUBLISHED STATEMENTS IN DAM
AGE CASE LEADS TO CITA-
TON OF PUBLISHER.

Notice has been served by Sheriff
George Giltner upon Bert Davis, editor
and publisher of the Eldon Forum and
Register. weekly publication at Ell
don, calling upon him to appear in
district court here on Monday. Octo
Der 80 to show why he has not been
guilty of contempt of court.
The charges have been preferred
against Davis by the state Of Iowa in
an ex rel proceeding in which 10 R
Jaques appears as the co-plaintiff
They maintain that the Eldon news
paperman committed the offense OF
contempt against the court on Octo
Der 10 when he published an article
alleged to have charged Irregularities
in the conducting of the recent trial
of Bertha Miller VS.. The City of Eldon
BY the jury's verdict in that case
the plaintiff, a woman living in County
Line, won $1,000 from the city. 1t was
a personal injury matter and she was
given half the amount asked in her
petition. She claimed that she had
been injured when thrown from bug.
gy after her horse had frightened at a
ditch in one of the Eldon streets and
had run away The city claimed that
the horse was running away before it
came within sight Of the ditch.
Such statements as people through
this section of the state thought
bought juries were thing of the past,
but since the city's trial they have
concluded there Is screw loose some
place" and every once in a while
somebody gets bunch to pick a
bunch of-easy ccin of Of the city" are
among those alleged to have been
published by Davis.
The petition says that the alleged
crime was made more serious by reas
on Of the fact that the article was pub
lished and circulated while motion
for a new trial was yet undecided by
the court. Later. however. Judge Yer
fiion overruled the city's motion fol
a new trial.
10 r. Jacques was one of the attor
neys who represented Miss Miller ir
the case.
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WEDNESDAY, NOV.

~ Head Of Stock-Consisting Of one
good work mare. 10 years old, weight
about 1900. one gray mare about 10
years old. W.T. about 1000. to foal In
May: two yearling mares, both bays
draft stock; one yearling gelding, good
one, will make 1900 or 1900 lb. horse
and two spring colts. 5 months old. both
horse colts.
Head Of Cattle-Consisting Of one
Shorthorn cow. years old. giving milk
to come fresh in April: 2 black steers
good ones. one two years old. one year
ling; four last spring calves, all steers
lmpismsnts-One good Studebaker
wagon. one good 3 horse disc. one good
IA inch stirring pillow. one two-s section
harrow. two cultivators. one riding and
one walking. one good Flying Dutch
man corn planter. one Dain moving
machine. one two horse rake, one
buggy. one hay rack. two stacks hay
two sets work harness
Terms-lo months credit on sums
oversize. purchaser giving bankable
note to draw ia interest from date
$40 and under cash. No property to be
removed until terms of sale are com.
piled with.
Lunch served on grounds.
| {. D. WARNER, Prop.
Henry Curry, Auct
II. H. Evans, elk.
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Hughes and ''Ty" Cobb

An amusing incident the Hughes party
the Detroit Tigers and the Phia
depha American league The game was Just
in taken his center
members of both teams pecevng the approach
Of bench
There rush to shake his
hand and in easily the governor as
players bench and stood
smiling shaking hands with the ball players But
United States hero Of hardfought the
be left out OF the picture! MOI VIII"
ten thousand loyal Detroit fans looking
Ty Come in here Ty The next pres,aen. vans nus
happy beachetes the the great
who ground out yards or
film gallant and the smiling Hughes shook hands
warmly Governor heard Ty call out as ne
bowed respectfully Mrs Hughes and ran BACK
10 center field cheered to the echo How an
American paying homage men who have fought
Coast to Coast with the Republican
Candidate" National Magazine for OCTOBER
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brated the event in the l. .. ~. r. haii
Supper was served and soclal evening
spent. =,
Mrs. w. Jones spent Wednesday al
the Geo Kitterman home in Ottumwa
Mrs. II. NJ. Kirkpatrick entertained
the Ladies' Aid Wednesday afternoon
Refreshments were served and very
pleasant afternoon spent.
Mrs. NJ. light is visiting her daugn
ter Mrs. c. Wise and family In Oska'
loosya this week. ia
Mr. and Mrs. n. Baker visited reia'
tives in Hedrick Sunday.
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Farm Property For Sale

ATTENTION MINERS - WE HAVE
an sc, acre farm about two miles from
the best mining town IN the state,
about miles from good raitrosu
town on rural mail route and main
travelled road. Good improvements.
Tkis is good farm. Good terms. VIII
consider small property in exchange.
e, c. Sloan & Co. Inc, Abba, Iowa
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Poultry and Live Stock

FOR SALE-REGlSTERED roL ,ta,io
Ch,na SOW. VT. about 400 lbs. Mollie
pr,na "a 4sS422. Sire Jumbo's BIB
!, prospect 1s4761 bred by lawson
- prospect 14S2s1. Lawson Lacy Jumbo
1st 3s364S Lawson dam Long NOME
price 125942. r. ]. Augspurger, way
eide Prince 1898 August Post, Big
Wol,ie price 354Ss4 Pete Ellerbrack,
heavy boned SOW and nice brood SOW
a bargain. $40. ]. s. Augspurger, ~
1osxi Iowa
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CATCHES ARM IN rHREsHER

Waukon, Oct. 26.-Alfred Butler,
with threshing crew, nearly lost an
arm on Tom Donahue's farm. His
arm was caught in the machine. 1t
was badly twisted and crushed. But
Ter was taken to La Crosse for medical
attention.
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UNION SUPPLY co.
OF ALBA SOLD

Abba. Oct 25.-The Union Supply
Co.. which has been in operation here
for several years under the manage
ment of Loss Thompson was sold to a
Mr.. Young who lives north of here
and who will take possession at once.
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THE COURIER CLASSIFIED ADS - oNEHALF CENT PER
r,opn EACH INSERTION - MINIMUM RATE, 15c NAIL,
np1Nc OR PHONE A YOUR WANTS. WE WILL TAKE CARE
OF THEM FOR YOU
Farm Property For Rent

70 RSALE-2S7 ACRES Y BLACK
corn land, tiled out. well improved,
seven miles from Fairfield. Price
$3.50 per acre cash. Will carry $685.
600 at 5la per cent. Russell Smith,
Owner, Fairfield. Iowa.
FOR SALE-107 ACRE FARM WITH
stock and tools. near good town lat
SIS per acre. F. S. Seeds, Farming
ton. Iowa.
FOR SALE-320 ACRES MINNESOTA
land for improvements. good soil. lays
level, can all be farmed. miles to
good town, 6 grain elevators; will
exchange for smaller farm or Ottum-
wa income property John H. Spry,
300 West Main
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Wanted
GS WANT TO TELL You HOW ~
.nd-durable rugs. Write for particu-
lars. Bloomfield Rug Works. Bloom
Acid Iowa
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CITY Property For Sale

FOR SALE OR RENT-10 ACRES
with house and barn. corner Of Penn
svlvania avenue and Elm stree!
Three blocks from car line. improves
city property considered IN PAL
trade ri. A. Gangs, 124 West Fifth
Ct phone 57O.
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PUBLIC SALE!

We will sell at public sale on the
John Grooms farm l X miles northwest
OF Bidwell at 10 o'clock a. M the fol-
lowing property toWit:
Evening star., 1916-12-13

FOR RENT-in Center market. tiled stands,
we'll iornt-d. for sale Of frcsh meats. dried
ls.ef. SLICED bacon and port products % sli
Evening star., 1916-12-13

/ iNSTALLMENT COLLECTOR
Experienced. Apply at once.
National Furniture Co, 633-o35
II st. NV.
Evening star., 1916-12-13

THE sHEfFIELD PLATING COMPANY of l22S
Conr. ave. have Q plant completely equipped for
th. restoration Of siiverwsre: repairs promptly
eIeeuted By skilled workmeu. estimates fur
nished. oliver and cooper utensils bought: clocks
repaired. Phone n. mia
Ci.AkA q. .IUAstNoHAM. exPeRT rUkklnk.
rus sssments. muir ssd stolcs semedeied tnts
latest ssylss. yuss sspeis,a. iSii e. Az.
taacy Du9s 0a1es 4hsee nals te51s
Evening star., 1916-12-13
PERSONAL.
Continued.

Ar, Electric and Scalp Treatment
Massage, Msnicuring. Hotel and fesidence.
Open Sunday. Mrs. NAE ooHAN. 212 keneis
bldg. Main 1891.
1 WILL APPRECIATE ANY iNFoKMATloN
r Henshaw. or Of any member. or relative Of
member of the former frm OF Ropinson; Chsry
L Co. tSignedl POSTMASTER. 0A.0.a: M9: 10
Dr.. Evans, 1,347 L NV. N. 1928.
II you have tried in vain to cure your stomseh
guarantee relief or no charge. This ad good for
lfaf apd frap treatment
Evening star., 1916-12-13

Ssciai-Just listed Picture thcatrr: one nf
hest buitt and eauipprd soslsest houses In city .
prize, Saasb
MARSHALL Etf pt0kEftS, Ota n r. ave
Evening star., 1916-12-13

IANi1ok. c'iprsd. with engineers license: must
have good references. good pay and apartment
furnished. Apply 1901 G St. second floor. Room
- 15s
Evening star., 1916-12-13

LABORERS for rough, heavy
work. white or colored. Apply
ashlngton Steel and Ordnance
Co. Giesboro Point.
Evening star., 1916-12-13
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

$50; modern improvements; s.. 400.
EnrrfY Er'S. EKokERS. l227 y Y. ave.
EoAKDING Hol sE: exclusive and we'll located
J? rooms h"t.watcr heat: $500.
E"nriing house, X 81. l4th; Ii rooms :;
hot water heat: owner leaving city; sl.2W,
RoardinG house: II rooms: downtown: $3.50.
Marshall Bus. Brckers. 313 y. Y
l. Hotel: e. rooms; h.-w.h.; electric light: ::
phones in all rooms; asking 1000.
Hotel: - rooms; heat furnished; So 800.
Marshall BUS. Brokers, 913 n. Y ave
funcroom, 9Th St location; rent, ST.; owner
leaving city: prize, $500.
Iuncbroom: close to city post Office: rent
$2I. doing large business; $3.50.
ion the best: Sf1!.
Iuurronln: 9th St: price. 81 900
MIrsiall BUS. Brokers, n13 y. y ave-
Poo!rooln: 9Th st: tables: s. 900
ro"lroom: i4th ST.: 3 tables: s4oo
Cigar store: one of best known in city small
mint for right mnn; $500.
Family liquor store. $4,000.
Marshall Bus. Brokers, 9l3 n. Y ave.
Grocery store; 18th st; living rooms; good
fix lures, clean stock: $500.
Cigar, confectionery and fruit Penna ave ;
| fixtures worth $500: IL living rooms above; price
81 600: inspect this.
Small grocery ne. rent. s12; rooms; bar
gain at $3.50.
Confectionery business: downtown: price right
Marshall Bus. Brokers. 913 N. Y ave
Rooming house; IL rooms; partly furnished
rent. $40; price, $50.
Rooming house; X ST.: 10 rooms: hot-water
heat; sickness cause Of selling; S375; $50 cash.
balance. S25 per month.
Iiooming house: Eye ST.. IL rooms; $500.
I,ooming housr: 10th St: II all fur
nished we'll and rented; h;-w. heat: $3.50.
Roouing house. near 10Th and 7. S275.
Marshall Bus. Brokers, 9i3 y. Y. ave.
Sp.ciai-Just listed Picture thcatrr: one nf
hest h,t and eauippcd so0s@st houses In city ;
"a ussIaII mrs RRokrRs o,a n y ~.
The sun., 1916-12-24
KEEPING SOCIETY BUSY IN TOWN AND COUNTR

Columbia will be represented as well as
Yale, Princeton, Harvard and Cornell.
Miss Dagmar Perkins. who has charge
Of the entertainment. Ia a Bryn Mawr
graduate Of the class Of rs. was stage
manager for her class for four years,
and since then has been active In
dramatics In this city. She was chair
thar Of the costume committee n
served on several other committees for
the Caliban Masque. and produced sew
eral amateur plays last spring. among
them Little Women" the st. Bartholo-
mey play which won the prize offered by
the Educational Dramatic League. Miss
Olga Erbsloh. who was graduated In the
same class at Bryn Mawr Is the business
inc tickets may be obtained
from her at AZ West Flfty-eighth street.
The regular meeting Of the Society OF
Illinois Women in New York city. Mrs.
Thomas Slack president. was held on
Wednesday at the residence Of Mrs. Ed
ward Mckee. 100 Congress street. Brook
Ign. A social hour followed the pro-
gramme. which was made up OF readings
by Florence Nightingale Beard. Christ
mas recitatione 6y little Dorothy Fields,
and songs by Miss Mabel Mathusa. ac-
companied by Myrtle Isabel Miller.
Mrs. william r. Chapman. president
OF the Rubinstein Club, and her husband.
who is its conductor. will spend Christ
mas at their home in Bethel. Me. They
will have n Christmas tree on which will
be a present for every child In Bethel.
Mrs. Chapman will spend New Iears
The sun., 1916-12-24

Co~ftnued on Seventh Poo..
The sun., 1916-12-24

r.. Abbott Mrs. J. b. Cameron. Mrs.
John J. Cowdrey. Mrs. J. Stuart Smith.
Mrs. Simon Nellie, Mrs. John Greene.
Mrs. Edward Leasing, Miss Edith
Granger, Mrs. Alfred w. Riddle. Mrs.
Charles A. Small. Mrs. Henry Hawkins.
Mrs. Horace @. Chase, Mrs. l.. j. Cun-
ningham, Mrs. Noble Mcconnell and
Miss Gertrude Taylor.
The Princeton Triangle Club will have
n tea dance following its performance
on Saturday afternoon u safety First"
at the Waldorf Astoria. A feature Of
the entertainment Will be the playing Of
the Triangle Club orchestra. The per-
formance will be repeated In the eve
ming.
The p~atronesses will include Mrs. J.
w. Alexander, Mrs. Maitland Arm
strong. Mrs. George Elder Adams. Mrs.
Cornelius r. Agnew. Mrs. william BAR
hour, Mrs. James Byrne, Mrs. Samuel
p. Brewster. Mrs. Hermann Biggs. Mrs.
Everett L. Crawford. Mrs. Ernest c.
Carter. Mrs. Theodore w. Church.
Mrs. Thomas $. Clarke, Mrs. l..
NJ. Dickinson. Mrs. Matthew G.
Fleming. Mrs. Pcll w. Foster. Mrs.
George G.. Fraser. Mrs. Parker d.
Handy. Mrs. J.. Il. Hartman. Mrs. Jo-
seph w. Hartman. Mrs. ]. Amory Has
kell. Mrs. f.. II. Hewitt. Mrs. J. g. Hib-
ben. Mrs. F.. d. HuSier. Miss A. Is. Jen-
nings. Mrs. Henry j. Lamarche. Mrs.
Adrian II. Larkin, Mrs. D.. Hunter Nc
Alpin. tr.. Mrs. Benjamin L.. McAlpin.
Mrs. Gordon Macdonald. Mrs. W. Merle
Smith. Mrs. Arthur J.. Moulton. Mrs.
Junius s. Morgan, Mrs. James A. o'fior-
The sun., 1916-12-24
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PATTON @Noer,sedf Stptrp
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af'er Easter
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LIVINGSTON wins % r'u"'n "
wins was graduated iron" ,.n 81.
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drews or TINS ci'y' VIII oe or'oe w
christmas week Iter ~euuins ~
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ne ceieDratea on pVcennocr ov a. Wv
nome OF ner SISTER MIs' I.uius ny
queen Ginns' IN hai''moie' MANY
guests VIII 20 or from chicago aho
this city Tor tne "eua'hs eeIennons
which VIII De io'o"eo ps d ee'p''o"'
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The sun., 1916-12-24

man, Nra II. Bsirneid osburn. Mr.. NJ
T. Pyne, Mr.. Percy r. Pyne, Mn. Noah
e. Rogers and Mrs. Archibald d.. Rus
sell
As elaborate plans have been made for
a New Years v subscription concert
and dance the regular dance under the
auspices OF the Automobile. Motor Boat
and Aero Clubs at the Automobile Club.
West Fifty-fourth street. on saturday
will be omitted. The concert and dane"
which will he given or Sunday night Will
have many attractive features. The con-
cert will begin at 10 O'Clock and continue
until II 80. when supper VIII he served
The dancing will begin shortly after mid
night.
ON the entertainment committee are
Henry r. Taylor. chairman ann A.
Blair, Jr. Herbert 5. Carpenter, Oliver
Gould Jennings. w Pierson Hamilton,
Alan r. Hawley. Richard Rowland Hunt,
stephen Peabody. Il, g. Hathhone, "a,
Malcolm II. Sloane and Frederick u
Underwood.
Plans are being completed for the
Greater New York Civic BALL. 10 be given
at the Hotel Biltmore on January -. the
proceeds OF which will be used FOR the
after are Of children suffering from In
dIlNll III e'''sS' 49,
elaborate musical programme, there will
DO exhibition dancing ny little Mile. Sakt,
the ane dancer who will be seen I'm
her Chinese danca which was recently
given Mt the home Of Mrs. A. r. clahin
at Lakewood.
Several members of tho Southland
Club gave a reception on Friday after
noon IN the Fountain Room ~ the Hote'
W.. Ill.,. urNtA ~
Yeager, Mrs. Austin +. Hancock, Mrs, II
NJ. Hovey. Mrs. Guy Percy Trulock, Mrs
T.. l.. Pohlman. .iiss Ethel Quinn. Mrs
Gerald Julian. Mrs, ]. Adams Jones. Mrs
Virginia Dale. Mrs. <. y. Austin. Mrs
W oolscy Collins and Mrs. Myron r Scud.
der.
The programme was arranged by Mrs
Horace NJ. Hoyey, There were songs hl
the tenor Ciccolinl and John Van BON.
mel OF Holland. and dancing by Dolores
Metrovitch, a little Texas girl OF Il
years, who has delighted even Pavlowo
with her dancing since she came TO Nov
York. Anita Fontaine gave some plane
numbers.
For the benefit OF the East side
Clinic for Children. of which Mrs, Noble
Mcconnell Is president. a black and
white ball and pageant will he given al
the Hotel Aston IN January 90. The
chairman will he Mrs. Samuel Gardn"l
Estabrook.
A campaign committee has beer
formed to work FOR the election Of Mrs
Harry HASTINGS OF 7 East Eightv-second
street as president OF the New Yorh
CITY Federation OF Women's Clubs. III,
election Is set for February . at the
Hotel Aston. Mrs. J. Hedges Crowcll /,
honorary chair man OF the committee
Mrs. Thomas Slack acting chairman
Mrs. Julia l.. Sander. secretary Hnl
Mrs, s. Radtke treasurer. and the other
members Include baroness Won Klcnncr
Mrs. Franklin II. ponncll Mrs \, West
ford, Mrs, William u. Smith. Mra, Mar,
n. Lilly. Mrs, Robins A. Lau. Mrs. Clar
ence Il, Sire. Mrs. r. l.. Mckee. Mrs
II. Van Tine. Mrs. J, Christopher Marks
Mrs. NJ. Guilford and Mrs. Don G. Seitz
Mrs. Hastings organised the City Fed
Grafton and for the first three meeting.
The sun., 1916-12-24

I, acted as temporary chairman. She 10
the candidate OF the Government Club
and president OF the New York City
Federation OF Mothers Clubs. h Is
also chairman OF Local school Board
No. IS,
Special Christmas features will be
presented AZ the bail which will follow
the next meeting Of the National Opera
club OF America, Nine. Won Klenner
president, on Thursday at the Waldorf
Astoria. The opcralogue The Secret
~ SUZANNE" by Wolf-Ferrlri. will be
given by Hlvrah Hubbard and Illus
tri'ed or the plano by Claude Gotthelf.
There viii be n BARITONE solo. "a Vision
Fugitive" from Massenet's "iIerodiade."
hy Edouard Albion. and soprano num-
hers by Mime. Marie Tiffany Of the Met
ropolItan opera Company. Reno Ia
verna and Frances Woodmansee will be
the accompanies.
In honor Of Miss Helen Varick Bos-
Nel! "A reception was given by Mrs
Henry c. Stewart on Monday at the
National Arts Club, 10 Gramercy Park.
Among the guests We're Mrs. Clarence
Burns. Mrs. Stanley Lyman Otis. Mrs.
r l. Cochran, Mrs. Emil Newman. Mrs.
George Sickle. Mrs, Ralph Trautmann,
Mrs 1nez Rico Keller. Mfes F1orenos
GUERNSEY, Mrs. EuRens J. Grant, Mn
Edward James Gavesan, Mrs. William
q. Sickle. Mrs. A. NJ. Sohell. Nfis ClAzU
pomerov White. MIRA William T. Stsv.
art Niles Mary r. Cleveland, MrA
Austin \. Palmer, Miss TltEabeth Law.
ton. Mrs. G. T. Stevens, Miss Stella
Miner. Mrs, John II Grtesel. Mrs. WIFI.
lam Grant Brown Mrs. Claudia L.. Muir.
ply, Mrs, !. w Needham, Mrs. Henry
Allen lie Ney and Miss Jeanette Sickle
-
For mo dement, or 81 Joeeph's Day
nursery n supper ounce VIII 20 giver
AZ the if"'tl blltm"re on Tuesday evs
uhS II VIII be under the auspices 81
'I" truS' 'S ana the ladies' AUXILIARY 81
me nlN y Nmong those Interested II
,n' success o. IN" aUaIr are Mrs. ALFRED
. v Any MIS- I"hn Aspell, Mrs Edmuiit
VI brennan, Mrs Joseph Dreamer, Mrs
w 't". D. i~Tu,nn'hh. Mrs. Lawrence
, -. ,''IS' M'S' EIWilrd D. logan, Mrs
y Wr'l1h ~ M''Nlever, Mrs, Richar'
The sun., 1916-12-24

Mrs. Richard wayland Smith. Mrs.
George Augustus Bicknell. Mrs Charles
e. Mitchell. Mrs. George Carson Smith.
Mrs.. Charles Louis Sicard. Mrs. Fenton
Benedict Turck. Mrs. George X, Bran
son, Mrs. Charles Cornell Reid. Mrs.
Charles L. Adams md Mrs. Lawrence
Reed.
MrA Maurice Menges OF 72 East Sew
tea on Christmas Day at the Ritz-Carl-
ton.
M. =, Loushman has invitations out
for q dance on Tuesday evening. II will
be at his homo. $50 West Eighty-sixt
street. and will be OF n holiday nature.
Mrs. Arthur Julian Mack of 6t7 West
End avenue viii give . young peoples
dance on January & At the Ritz Carlton.
II will be for her debutante daughter.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Augustine Rob
lnson OF West S~eventy-n!nth street gave
a dance on Wednesday evening a. the
RitsACarlton to celebrate their silver
wedding anniversary. The dancing was
in tho ballroom. which was decorated
with e%vergreens, frosted and trimmed
With silver bells. A large silver bell
suspended from the ceiling In the CEN
tire OF the room was u Mt 1850
o'clock to announce supper. which was
served at small tables IN tho balcony
VI the main restaurant. During the sup
per there was a vaudeville entertain
ment including music by Hawaiian
sinEeyp, who strolled abou the room
serenadfng the guests at each table.
-
Fur the benent of ne work
fAry Of che Ursuline Convent
bridge and euchrs party Will b,
given IN the Winter Garden OF tht
Hotel McAipin on January 8. The Off
GERS OF the auxiliary are Miss Theresa
S. Moriarty. president; Mrs. Johr
Mitchell. Mrs. Denis W. Nora and Mrs
John J. Ryan. vice-presidents Mrs. Ed
ward NJ. O'Gorman and Mrs. John J
O'Connor, corresponding secretaries
Miss Theresa A. Keenan,. financial sec
Rotary: Mrs. Philip Kearns. recording
secretary. ana Mrs, Frank Seymour
treasurer.
Beethoven Society. Mrs. James DAME
Mortimer president, will have a recep
ton and tea dance for its members ant
friends on the afternoon of January 9 II
the Crystal room Of the Ritz-Carlton.
The UrSuline Alumn8 Association o
New Rochelle will give its annual dane
at the Plaz on January 20. The com
mittee in charge OF the arrangement
Is composed OF Miss Olive March, chair
man Miss May Coughlin. Miss Mariol
Vallendcr. Miss Juliet Walsh. Mis-
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On Wednesday evening At the Plaza
the frst OF the series OF TWO Dances
will be given. The class has bean he'd
there for the past two years and IA VI
der the patronage of Mrs. Jacob Philip
Mrs Joseph Conron. Mrs. Edward Burr
hard. Mrs. Bruno Benziser, Mrs, Dante
Co~ftnued on SeVSnfh Poos.
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mother. Mr.. and Mira Samuel Faulkner.
who will celebrate their sixtieth we'd
ding anniversary. The celebration Will
be attended by Mr.. and Mrs. F'aulkner's
eight daughters and their children.
on Wednesday afternoon in the ball
room OF the Hotel Majestic the Inter-
national Pure MIX md Food League.
Mrs. Eva Macdonald Nalesh president.
ave n musical entertainment inter-
spersed with a discussion on the high
cost Of living. Borough President Mar
Gus VI. Marks made an address on
public markets and State Food Com
missioner Dillon suggested ways and
means Of bringing consumer and pro-
.lucer together. Edouard de kurylo
presented "A ballet Of children, who gave
original dances Theodore Wronski, the
Polish opera singer. was also heard,
and the Italian violinist Roger Casin
played
Christmas sale was held at tho Waldorf
Astoria for the benefit Of the Silver
Cross Day Nursery. II was In charge
Of Mrs. George C. De Lacy.
A Christmas festival Will be given
for several hundred little mothers at
Webster Hall ll9 East Eleventh street.
on Saturday afternoon. The children
will come from the various branches Of
the Little Mothers AID Association. The
entertainment will include moving pic
lures, q group Of nj by Harold
lIaciner. numbers by Selden Graham,
n hoy violinist. and piano numbers by
Miss Margaret HoberG. There will be