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mans sister. Miss Margaret Fatman.
VIII sing the wedding march.
The wedding Of Miss Amelia Randall.
daughter OF Mrs. barley Randall. to pr
Thomas II. Russell will be quietly cele-
hrated on Apri. Is.
Miss Madelyn Mary Mccain, niece Of
Mrs. James J. Dickinson Of Is West
'2sth street, will he married on April
20 10 Francis Joseph Brodcrlck OF
Brooklyn. The wedding vii, take place
~ All Saint Church. Miss Elizabeth
iiker of Fort Lee. y. J.. will hc Miss
McCann's maid OF honor and F.dwari
Bones Of Brooklyn will serve as hes,
man.
Announcement has been made OF tho
engagement OF Miss Dorothy Lazarus.
daughter Of the late Edward Lazarus
and niece OF A. Lincoln Stadler, TO Jean
cauchois, son OF Frederick Cauchols.
The wedding will take place shortly.
Mrs. John Ricfe OF l73 Eas, Ninety.
fourth street announces the engagement
nf her daughter. Miss I:da Riefe. to John
j., Collins. Assistant Corporation Coun-
sci. The wedding will probably take
place In October.
George Franklin Demarest OF l6T West
Ffty-seven'h street has announced tho
engagement OF his sister. Miss MlIde
ADAMS Demnrcst, to Harold Humphrey
iiackott. son IF Mr.. and Mrs. corcc'lus
Hubbard HarkStt. No date has been set
Cor the wedding.
Announcement has been made of tho
engagement ~ Miss caroline W Boil,
daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. Elias Rcll
of Iaykc;tstown. y. J., to DIR. William
Il Boyd OF the STAFF OF the PRESBYTERIAN
Hospital OF this city. Miss Bell was
graduated as Il nurse from that hospital
several wears ago, and resumed her work
there upon her return from Eurnp",
whore sh" went as n Red Crl 81 nurse.
The wedding viii take place in June.
Tho engagement OF Miss Madeleine
Eticnne W"sslnu. daughter Of Mrs
GEORGE J W',slau of as West lS0th
,|strcc'. to William l.. Hoffman has been
: announced. Mr. Hoffman Is n brother
OF Mrs GEORGE Ehrct, Jr.
Mr., ana Mrs, l.. Minnie of $40 West
Fad avenue, announce the enlargement
of their daughter, Miss Thelma II. Min.
2ic, t. i.esli" II. Flshcl.
Members Of the iiubinstein Ciuh were
entertained recently at luncheon by Miss
Emma h Hosch al her home. GA pla-
mond avenue. WOodhayen. The cubs
%colors, red ana white, were carried nu.
N the table decorations and the ia yors
consisted OF lace aprons with red rib
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messed the ceremony. which was per-
formed by the Rev. Richard Townsend
Henshaw. rector of Christ Church,
Rye. assisted by the Rev. Francis a.
Brown of Savannah, Ga. Mrs. Doug
las German Of Baltimore, sister Of the
bride. was her only attendant and Ed
ward W. McWilliam was his brothers
best man.
Mr.. and Mrs. Mcwilliam will return
To Rye after an extended wedding
trip and later they will live i'm New
York.
Mrs. Janet I. Hicks. widow Of Louis
Hicks. who was attorney for Thomas
a. Edison. will be married to DIR. lie
Roy sherman Edwards of Brooklyn
at her home in South Orange. n. j..
on May 10. Mrs. Hicks passed the
winter season in New York.
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T.. G. Sinkler, to Nicholas Guy ROose-
welt will he witnessed by many rela-
tives and friends from Philadelphia
and this city. Miss Sinkler and her
fiancc have passed much of their time
IN Philadelphia and they have many
friends in this city.
The wedding ceremony will take
place amid unusual surroundings at
the home Of the brides parents. Bel
vedere Plantation. which is situated on
one Of the old rice plantations of South
Carolina. 1t will be followed by a large
reception and many of the old FASH
Toned customs carried nj in Colonial
times will be revived.
Mr.. Roosevelt Is a son Of the late
Nicholas Roosevelt of New York and q
cousin Of Col. Theodore Roosevelt.
Plans have been completed for one
Of the first Easter weddings, that Of
Miss Bcatrix Buel, a daughter OF Mr..
and Mrs. Clarence G. Buel, to Henry
Clapp Smith. son Of Mrs. Joseph A.
Smith. In the Collegiate Church OF st.
Nicholas on he afternoon of April &c
at 4 o'clock. Following the wedding
ceremony there will be a small recep-
ton at the Cosmopolitan Club, Lexing-
ton avenu and Fortieth street.
The bride will have Mrs. Robert X.
NJ. Emmett, who was Miss Buclah Hep
burn. for her matron of honor. and the
only other attendant will be Miss VIC
toria Buel, sister of the bride. who will
be the flower girl. Mr.. Smith will
have George X. Denny for his best
man. and the ushers will be Thomas
Buel. brother of the bride: Theodore
f. Steinway. John Sloane and Gordon
, NJ. Maynard.
The wedding Of Miss Alice Guernsey,
daughter OF Mrs. Joseph Reynolds
Guernsey. to Ernest Baxter Osborne
Will be celebrated in ST. Thomas's
Church on the afternoon Of April %
at 4 o'clock. The Rev. Ernest NJ
Stires. rector Of the church. will per-
form the ceremony. and following II
there will he a reception at the home
of the brides mother. $40 Park avenue
Miss Guernsey will have Miss Fran
ces Gordon Wendell MS her only attend
ant, and Harold Osborne will he his
brothers best man. The ushers will hc
Lawrence Osborne, Lawrence Grant
White, Charles :. Butler. II. BENJAMIN
Clark and Lawrence s. Butler.
After their wedding "trip Mr.. Osborne
n his bride will go to st. James, l..
l.. where they vii. pass the summer.
Another wedding Of Easter week will
he that Of Miss Ada Bryce Gray and
Edward l.. Norton. Jr.. in the Church
Of the Heavenly Rest. IN April -. at
\ o'clock. several interesting enter
tainments have been planned Ia I've
given for Miss Gray and the members
OF her bridal party. ON Wednesday
evening Mrs. Edward \. Manice VII
give n dinner FOR them at her home.
loo East SiNty-tourth street. and or
the following evening Miss Louisa A.
Johnson will give a dinner at Sherry's
followed by a theatre party.
Miss Gray's attendant viii he Mrs.
Alfred Macy. who will he matron If
honor. and the Misses Dorothy
Nance, Ruth Mo.ler. louise johnson
and Theima Nioie,te. Miss Josephine
Gray Jewett. daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles II. Jcwc;t. will he the flower
girl.
Allan T Norton Will he his brothers
best man, and the ushers will he AL
fred Macy. Francis Il. Thorne. Foster
Milliken. Jr.. ~ this city, STANLEY
Coke of Philadelphia and Kenneth and
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Rantoul, TO Alexander Murray. Jr.. Of
this city. will take place on June 10
at the country place OF her parents in
Beverly Farms. Mass. Many relatives
and friends from Boston and this city
will he present for the wedding cerc-
mony and reception.
Mrs. Francis n. Mann Of Troy. n.
Y, has announced the engagement of
her daughter. Miss Carolyn Mann,
to Evelyn du Pont Irving Of this city.
Miss Mann is "A niece of Hamilton Fish
and of Mrs. William Lawrence Breese
NJ Boston.
Mr.. Irving liz n son Of the late Alex
ander Duer Irving. His family long
occupied the home Of Washington
Irving. Sunnyslde. at l%rvington, y. Y.
from whom II was inherited. His
brother Louis du Pont Irving now lives
there and another brother is a. Duer
Irving. Mr.. irving was Graduated
from Harvard in 1909 and is a member
OF the Union. Racquet and Tennis and
Ardsley clubs.
The engagement has beer announced
Of Miss Dorothy McCord. daughter Of
Dr. and Mrs. David Walter McCord Of
1888 Park venue to William J. Lip
pincott OF this city. Miss McCord was
introduced to society about three years
Z this summer at n party given for
her by her parents at Easthlmpton.
l.. l., where she passed "A good deal Of
her TINE.
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the wedding Of Miss Susanna f. War
rem. daughter Of MIR. and Mrs Charles
Elliot Warren. to Herman s. Murray
in st. Thomas's Church on the after
noon Of May II. After the ceremony
there will be a reception at 512 Fifth
avenue. where Mr.. and Mrs. Warren
and their daughters have been passing
the winter.
Miss Margaret II. Warren will he
her sisters maid OF honor. and the
other attendants will include Mrs.
Leonard J. Wyeth and the Misses Amy
Bradish johnson. Elinor Cutler and
Elise Huntington Francke. Ambrose
sS. Murray will be his brothers best
ma
One Of the first country weddings Of
next month will be that OF Miss Julia
Edey, daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. Fred
erick Edey. to Douglas w Paige. son
Of the late John Reyes Paige OF Sche-
nectady, n. Y. on May 81. 1t will be
celebrated at Nearthebay. the country
place OF the brides parents in Bell
port. l.. I. There Is a matter OF scnti-
ment in this choice, as II was here that
MIR. and Mrs. Edcy were married. and
their place Is one Of the most beauti-
full among the colonies along the Great
South Bay. Mr.. and Mrs. Edey and
their family have opened their country
home after having passed part Of the
winter at Talm Beach.
There will he a special train to take
the guests from New York for the
wedding ceremony. which will be per-
formed by the Rev. DR.. Joseph Smythe.
rector Of Christ Church. at 1890
O'clock. Miss Edcy will have her
cousin. Mrs. Frank A. II. Washburn.
for her matron Of honor and the
bridesmaids will be Miss Elizabeth
Clarkson. another cousin, and Miss
Kathryn Baldwin.
several of the most important we'd
dings celebrated in the country. and
one of the earliest will be that of Miss
Helen Morgan Hamilton. daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. William Person Hamil-
ton. to Police Commissioner Arthur
Woods. 1t will be celebrated In 81
Mary's Church. Tuxedo. on June 10.
n although no further details have
as yet been completed. the reception
viii take place at, Table Rock, the
country place OF Mr.. and Mrs. Iiam.l-
ton at Sterl.ngton. which is near TUX
edo and where Miss Hamilton vas
formally introduced to society at a
dinner and bail given for her by her
parents about two years ago. The EN-
cagement vas announced on March Is
last.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hamilton will open
their house at Sterlington a little ear
l.er this season than usual.
OF interest To society in Boston and
this city vas the engagement an
unc last week OF Miss Phyllis
Sears. dauchter of Herbert Mason
Sears of Boston. to Bayard Tucker
man. Jr. Mr.. Tuckerman. who is "A
son % Mr.. and Mrs. Bayard Tucker
man Of this city. has been living for
some time in I!oston.
Mss Sears. who was introduced To-
society two years ago at a brilliant
ball given for her 10y her father at the
~'opley-Plaza Hotel. is a member Of "A
family that for many years aas been
prominent In Boston. She is "A grand
daughter OF the late Francis Bartlett,
"A distinguished lawyer. who was a
great patron of art and who contr b.
uted a valuable collection Of antigua
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Frederick T. Sesgerman. cousins OF
the bridegroom.
Miss Madeleine Ashwcll, daughter OF
Mis-. William Cawicy Asnweil OF -
GramerCy Park, will be married to
Dudley Hammond l;arrOws Of Plain
ned, y, j" ON the afternoon of .Apri.
:. IN the Church OF the Heavenly Res.
The ceremony Will he performed by
the Rev. Herbert Shipman, rector Of
the church. ard aftcrward there WI
he "A reception At the Gotham.
Miss Mur.cl W. Ashwcll, sister ~
the bride, Will lac the maid of honor
ana only attendant and Henry nrower
viii ACT as best man, The ushcrs Will
lie Ames Brooks, Rushmore Wood.
Elliott Laldlaw Leonard Thomas.
Charles King and Ernest Akhurs,.
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ran objects to the Boston Museum OF
Fine Arts. Miss Sears is a member OF
the Vincent and Chiffon clubs, and,
IKE her tianct, is particularly fond Of
outdoor life.
Mr.. Tuckerman is prominent as one
81 the most expert amateur riders in
ih' f.nst, He has been a leading ng-
ure in the turf and hunt meets m the
vicinity Of Boston and at nearly all
IT the important meetings held IN
Long Island during the season He
was recently elected chairman of the
board of race stewards at the Coun-
Try club of Boston. He was gradu-
atcd from Harvard in 1911.
No date has been set for the we'd
ding.
The wedding Of Miss Josephine RAN
toul. daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. Neal
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ated from Yale in 1914. No date has
been set for the wedding.
Announcement was nln,i- ir,rntiy
OF the engagement of Miss Margaret
Kelly, daughter nf Richard - Kelly
of 10 West Scvcnty-seCunl street, TO
j tm"S j. Porter, a son OF Mr. and Mrs.
William II. Porter, Mr.. Porter is n
brother If Miss Helen Porter, who was
introduced +" society last winter. lie
was graduated from Princeton in 1871
and is Il member Of squadron A..
AT Ramaqua, the country home of
Mr., and Mrs. Edmund $. Nash in
Rye, y. Y. on Tuesday last was cele-
brated the wedding Of their daughter.
Miss Eleanor Arnctt Nash. to Culver
McWilliam Of this city. Only rela-
tivcs and a few intimate friends wit
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Campbell. During the evening moving
pictureJ {. the school and home will III
shown.
The New York Chapter. United
Daughters OF the Confederacy. will hold
its annual luncheon on April 90 at the
Hotel Aston. Mrs, jefferson Davis was
one NJ the organizers OF the chapter.
which includes in its membership repre-
sentatives OF distinguished Southern
families. Arrangements for the lunch
con are in charge Of Mrs. Henry II.
McCorkle, chairman of entertainment.
At its seventh study day OF the
season on Friday at the Hotel As,,r
the Theatre Assembly. Mrs. J. Christie
pher Marks president. discussed tho
play THE Fear Market Mrs, Albert
Leon Page was the chairman. Mrs.
HOWE was In charge OF The presenta-
ton Of the play and discussion. Tho
CLUBS next social day Will he on April -.
The card party for the building fund
OF the City Federation hotel for work
ing girls will he held on Friday after
noon at . o'clock At the Hotel McAlp!n.
Auction bridge. hearts. euchre and five
hundred will he played. inc cut glass
baskets have been chosen by Mrs. Frank
Gaius Burke as prizes. Tickets are 81
each and may be had from the members
OF the committee.
Mrs. John Fell. Mrs. George $. Carr.
Miss Alice Gregory Cragin, Miss Marie
Doris shipper Graft, Miss Beatrice T..
Glceau. Miss Rena Glogau. Miss Jane
Kelly, Miss Adele r. GlOsau. Miss .Alyce
Tyson. Miss Elsie Lucille Mcraul, Miss
Dorothy stokes. Miss Gladys Rettlehein
and Miss Marjorie Moran will serve as
ushers at the card party. Tn" p~atronesses
and reception com14ttee include Mrs.
Eugene J. Grant. Mrs. Belle o.. Rivera.
Mrs. Noble Mcconnell. Ms. \. ".
Palmer. Mrs. John Kurrus. Mrs. John
Fowler Trow, Mrs. Howard McNu't.
Mrs. Thomas !. Vivian, Mrs. Henry
n. Russell. Mrs. Edward W. IIooke.
Mrs : W. Myers. Mrs. Charles l.. HIST.
Mrs. Charles Milton Ford, Mrs. e. lie
Naux-Royer, Mrs, Emma Kip Edwards.
Mrs. J. w Loeb. Mrs. James \. Alien,
Mrs. John Francis Yawger. MIS-. c. T..
Donnellon. Mrs. George Howes. Mrs.
William :, G~rimshaw. Mrs. II. e. SMITH.
Mrs. Robert Hamilton Ruckeg. Mrs.
simon Baruch, Mrs. Leonard H!ll, Mrs.
Ecdell Parker. Mrs. Bond Stow, Mrs.
William II. Stewart, Mrs, Charles <.
Mills. Mrs. Albert, G. Weed. Mrs. Oar.
win Truss. Mrs, Frank T.. Wise, Mrs.
Clarence Burns and Mrs. T.. T. Glogau.
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%sV7o - AESpNoW reoMA
AHnV1zAO ~ M/MHEuU 2 cpks

Mrs. william X. Vanderbilt. Jr.. head,
the committee in charge of the entertain.
ment.
The pictures will he posed by William
Laurel Harris. and In them VIII appea,
Miss Mary MulGueen Miss ,r..l
O'Brien. Miss Grace Fitzpatrick. Mss
Adelaide Markey. Miss Gencvioge MOI
key- Miss Olive owens. Mis- Iut-
Charles. Miss Alice Murray. Mis- q, e
White, Miss Katherine Carroll. Miss La
Guerin. Miss Frances Hawke. Mis. Nlr.
raret Phillips. Miss Agnes Oiiu-u. 81 ~,
Muriol Mcclure. Miss Nan Cla,n u,
Miss Maria Mario. Miss Lulu i!.,, 49,
Miss Rachael Ridder. Miss Nif@itti I.
leyn. Miss Claire Pullcyn. Miss Do.
Murphy, Miss Margaret carr. M. le..
trice iidder. Miss Gertrude Trau.>.'
Miss Constance Armstrong. ili.- Il.,te
o'honohus. Miss laulin" IiaGccit.. 81.
Olive ~ilaggerty. Miss Alice O',iufr.r
Miss Augusta Adrian. Miss Glare 20 r.
a Miss Ruth Farley C1ark. ,,
Anna Adrian. Miss Marie keuuciy. 81 -.
G~uincvrre Armstrong. Miss Dots, ''o.
gan, Miss Gladys o'Brien. Miss N'l
o'Gorman. Miss Geneyieve Bu,l,r "
Isabelle Amy. Miss Estelle Nru'u..
Miss Marguerite Radlcy. Nj, o't's
ODonohue. Miss Gertrude SOL .e,
Miss Mary Mcclure. Mrs. ~
o'Connell, Mrs. Victor +. IHld.r. ,,.
Alfred J. French. Mrs. james
Jr. Mrs. Thomas Waffle. Nj. =
Maher. James Butler. Lr, .Iu.t;H ?
obonohue Sd, Paul iraly. lo~.,J ~-'
Ivan. Edward Carroll ard JOSEF. ," :.
Jr.
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The annual meeting and election Of
clio win take place tomorrow afternoon
Al the Hotel Aston. The clubs presi-
dent is Mrs. Charles Milton Ford.
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Venetian art will be shown IN tahleaux
at tho Hotel Plaza on Arril - for the
Of the children's court committee
ot the Association Of Catholic Charities.
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cards Among the guests were Mrs. A..
lGttuar, Ms, +. tzlcr. Mrs. T. Cnrt!ss.
MIS-. y / I,ockcn, Mrs. clara Roever,
Mr. II. G Kraft, Mrs. T.. IIas.ach. Mrs.
Mrs {. l.syser. Miss Clara liosch. Miss
Vera Vaughan and Miss Gladys Norman,
Miss Helene y. Glascr's engagement
"a Albert Herman has lust been an
nounccd she IL the daugh,rr II MIR.
and Mrs Harry : CHASER If PSI West
N!ncty-srcond street The wedding will
take place in the autumn.
For the benefit OF the Wilson Indus
trial school for Girls. which was founded
before the civil war 20 assis, poor girls
on the East side. a ooncert Will be
given on Tuesday afternoon IN Carnegie
Hail by Julia culr and Perry Granger.
Among those interested in the enter
tainmcnt are Mrs. Edward q. Janewav.
Mrs. William T, Floyd. Mrs. CLARK Il
H~otchkiss. Miss Alice Tlggart. Mrs s
bradley, Mrs Roger II Bullard, Miss
Lucy J.. Eastman, Miss Frances ogden
Jones Mrs, William H. Quaiutancc, Miss
van BoSk"rek, Mrs. Henry W Everett,
Miss Mary :. pdrcy, Mr.. Fstello de
rcys;"r Hosmcr, Mrs. George T.. Brett,
Mrs otis X pimock, Mss Eliza Green.
wood. Mrs, W. ". >lpin, Mrs. W. II.
Rockwell, Mrs. ticniy &. Sturges, Mrs.
= :, Williams and Mrs. sinclair IIamIl-
ton. The sch'sDl IL situated on sixty
ninth street. and in addition to a day
nursery and kindrrgIrten it has evening
Industrial classes, phS steal culture
classes and various social ORGANIZATIONS
For the hcnctt of the purule cross
Service for Horses on the Ba,,lclclds. ,
card party will he given Tomorrow
afternoon at IN" home uf Mrs. William
NJ *, ol'ott, ~ West Eighty-ruurth
street The organization works in 'hr
war zones abroad and its operations are
authorized by the French Governments
Three hospitals for wouu:"d and sci:
army horses ar" provided by 1t, rs well
as a STAFF Of veterinary surgeons, ann
balances, the usual hospital ouu.rmen'
and forage The president ~ Ia. plr,
llr cross is the Earl OF Duyhir. ana the
"thc" officer, iu',uic the Countess 9.
Plymouth, IA" Countess # AN,csfcrl
the Countess OF Ilch~strr, the Counties,
uf liulyr, Lady Nugc', The pu,h,s.
dl'arS AVID Lord Ernest Hamilton.
\ hcucti; peri rrnau.c At tho colonial
Theatre viii 10 givCu ON Tuesday nigh,
for the summer CORK Of The l.ulu Thor
ley Lyons Home for Crippled and Deli.
cat" children AT tiaNrrauk, y Y. %,
wh.ri N's, Arthur Elliot Fish Is presl.
dent. Mrs. Albert Cautcid Bagc * IN,
chairman ia charge Of the Arrangement
and will y" assisted bN Mrs. Frederick
Andrews EagGs, Mrs, Fish. Miss Flor
! enee Guernsey and Miss Amelia Day
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MS Beethoven Society. .
MS James Daniel Mo'' '.'r :
d"nt, CAV" its last Cor'rr' .'
son on Thursday evening ~ '., vs..
Astoria. Miss Helen W.,.f
Metr"politan Opera Conn . Of.
bdrvcrc. ilutist. and L"l., n
were the artists. Harold ,ea..t
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Miss Helene y. Glascr's engagement
"a Albert Herman has Jus, been an
bounced she IL the daughtrr II Mr..
and Mrs Harry : CHASER If 25t West
N!ncty-scond street The wedding will
take place in the autumn
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bon trimming and hand painted place
cards. Among the guests We're Mrs. A.
ltttu'ar, Ms, +. S~tzlcr. Mrs. T. Cnri!ss,
Ms. y ! F'ocken. Mrs. clara Rocver.
M II. G Kraft, MIS-, T.. IIas.ach, Mrs.
Mrs {. lsyser. Miss clara liosch. Miss
Vera Vaughan and Miss GLADYS Norman.
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Continued on Trc'rt q
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1916-02-10

'sure that II was his father ~ u
iwas going to see him {
Thursday morning when the
local arrived from the Aasl II
brought home the long songht For
boy. When the father met his son,
The scene was pathetic. II waa
then the son tor the first time re-
allied the great gulf between
father and mother.
Y His mother ID married and lives
in Chicago. The father is mar
ried and lives III Foster.
Walter is in the automobile bus
mess and promised his father that
he and his wife will visit him next
summer.
Mr.. Neiukirk was SO overjoyed
as he related his story to US, his
lips would quiver and the tears
dimmed his eyes. The people of
Foster rejoice with Mr.. Neiukirk
over the safe arrival Of his boy.
DINAH.
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Mr.. R. X. Goodwin is going to
have q sale Wednesday, Feb. is,
and move to Urich in The near fu-
|ture. Mr.. Goodwin has q position
in the bank at that place. We
wish them well in their new home
but are sorry to lose them from
our midst.
Mrs. Harrison was buried at
Cove Creek Saturday: Prof !. H.
O. Maxey Of Butler made a very
appropriate talk. She was the
mother Of James Harrison Of But
Ter. She died at Green Brier,
Okla, of bronchial pneumonia.
Rev. Thomas filled his appoint
ment lat the Baptist church Sum
day. We understand Rev. Thom-
as leaves soon for Iowa to make
his future home.
Tan White and family visited
at Mr.. John Yates Sunday.
Mrs. Ethel McCleneys has been
quite sick for a couple Of. days.
Mrs. viii Hoover was very sick
a few days last week.
Mr.. Less Gray has traded his
farm for hardware store in
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School Notes.

The two societies have had their
declamatory contests. Leila
Ritchie and James Simpson win
ing in the Alpha Sigma, and Ruth
Wyatt and Emmett Bullock win
ming in the Delta Kappa. In the
inter-society contest Ruth Wyatt
and James Simpson won first
place. They go to Rich Hill the
18th of March for the county con-
test. The best wishes from the
whole high school are given them.
At Chapel Wednesday u Mr..
Evans told about Mock Trial.
we could give for raising money
for a track team. Thursday we
voted to give it.
Senior Notes
We Seniors are now attempt
ing to be Latin authors. Our
teacher gives us each picture
and asks us to write a story about
it. That sounds easy, and it
would be if we could write it III
English, but no such easy work
for us. We must use the language
of Caesar and Cicero.
We are not quite so busy now
discussing commencement affairs
but the busy time is coming when
we Seniors will have to spend
most of our time in class meetings.
Junior Notes
Miss Smith cheerfully promises
written "lesson" in Home Geo
graphy Friday. A lesson" it
may be, to her and us, as well, for
we Just can t remember where the
Nj. X. & T. runs or whether the
Wabash is north or south of the
Missouri River.
We're now on Cicero's fourth
oration against Cataline. It is
how wonderful Cicero
himself to be, but we
are doubtful as to the veracity of
his statements.
We never have more than one
chapter and twenty problems in
our Chemistry lesson. For this we
are duly grateful and beg that the
length Of our lessons shall not in
crease as does our knowledge.
Odysseus! How sweet the
name!! Not so, however, the
ltudy of his adventures. or the
ofig, long written report which
must be made, or the test which
Miss Feuton says is due to us.
delp!!!