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The Detroit times., 1916-08-18
White Slave PrObers
Uncover More Re-
voting Practices
POLICE GRAFT
is CHARGED
More Prosecutions To
Follow Disclosures,
Is Promise

NEW YORK, Aug. 1s.-Wives
have been sold TO New York white
slave agents by their own husbands
and forced into lives OF immortality,
Assistant District Attorney Smith
said he had learned Thursday from
witnesses In the grand Jury investi-
cation OF the vice trust now In pro-
gress.
We have testimony from white
slave agents themselves, that men
hard pressed for money. and seem
ingly lacking all idea of morality,
have come TO them and begged that
work be given their wives In dis.
orderly resorts" said Smith. In
one instance l know OF the husband
was actually grateful TO the white
SLAYER who placed his wife in a
resort"
To avoid possible chances OF dis
covery, the vice trust organized a
string OF disorderiy houses in New
York and nearby states, shifting
girls from one town 10 another
when the police became active The
present investigation, Smith said, is
producing more and more evidence
each day OF collusion between white
slavers and members OF the police
force who have blacSmailed and ex
torted money for protection from
both the white slave agents and
their victims. At the close OF the
present investigation Smith said h
will press charges against other 20
lice officials besides those already
under arrest.
The Detroit times., 1916-08-18
u. S. SEEKS NEW
GARAGE FOR ITS
DETROIT MOTORS

The United States government Is
in quest OF a new garage to accom-.
modate the motor vehicles attached
TO the local postoffice and federal
building. Special agents OF the mo.
tor vehicle service from Washing.
ton are In the city. Thursday, 20
look over the bids that have been
received ard to report back to the
postmaster-general.
These agents. G. p. Stearns. F. K,
Clarke and J. A. Rendle, held a con
ference in the Office Of the postmas.
ter TO consider bids. Between II
and 10 offers OF sites or buildings
have been submitted The govern
ment will either buy site and
build a new garage or will rent a
building. The question OF location
enters vitality and there must be
$4,000 square feet OF floor space
There are ~ motor vehicles at.
tached to the local postofice.
The Detroit times., 1916-08-18
DRY FORCES
TO Invade
j. SUNDAY
Boost Meetings Will Be
Held In Fifty
Churches
TERRITORY TO
BE ORGANIZED

LNslNG, Mich. Aug. i7,-(Spe-
ciaD--A general field day OF the
Michigan AntiSaloon league will be
observed Sunday. Aug. 20. in a
score OF important centers in the
upper peninsula. The issue OF the
statewide dry campaign will be
taken before so different churches.
Organization meetings for county
workers in various parts OF the up
per peninsula will be conducted
next week, beginning Monday, by
Grant NJ Hudson. superintendent
OF the Michigan AntiSaloon league:
A. c. Graham. superintendent OF the
Saginaw district OF the league; w.
V. Waltman. superintendent OF the
Grand Rapids district; David Ost'
lund. league representative In the
upper peninsula; william P. Low
EFT, publicity manager OF the Mich.
gan dry campaign. and others,
Supt Hudson. after receiving re-
ports from the upper peninsula, be-
lieves there Is good chance 10
carry that territory for the dry ssie.
Comparing the whole region as II
appears on the may 20 dragon, and
recalling that Iron and Baraga coun-
ties are dry. Mr.. Hudson puts IL:
I'VE have stranglehold on the
throat OF the dragon and will kill
the liquor power in the upper PENN
sula with the votes OF the people
Nov :"
a strong organization has beeE
formed In Chippewa county. Next
Monday the other end OF this great
region will be attacked with an or
Eanization meeting I'm Gogebic coun.
~. conducted BY w p. Loyett.
Supt. Hudson VIII supervise the or.
gani1ation. Monday, in Marquette.
The speakers who will give ad.
The Detroit times., 1916-08-18
Windsor Entries
For Friday

First Race-Purse $500. 3-year- olds
and up; claiming; one mile: Last
Spark us; Mausolus, 10. Puritan
Lass. 1903; Sir Arthur. IFS. KATHLEEN
FL. 80.
Second Race-Purse $500: S-year-
olds; selling; I'VE and half fur
longs: owana. l0S; Ardent Ill; Dis
turber. 10; Flying Flora. 100: Souve-
mir. III; GYPSY Blair. los; Recluse.
ITO; Msrgefy. 1o5: ,Philistine, I97,
Boneros First. 1O7. Manslayer, 10s,
Perugino, i07. Also eligible 10 start.
Lily Ravens. lo5; Al Pierce, Ill This
tie Green. III; Lady Mildred, l05
Petlar. lO7; Memory. 1907 school for
Scandal. los. Blue Cap. l07. Violet
los: Tom Caro-. l07.
Third Race-Purse $1,000; Mich
igan handicap; all ages; six furlongs;
Back Ray. 105; Sgueeler, ia Kewes-
ga, li5: Father Riley. 103. Sparkler,
100; tGipsey George. 10; Top 9th
Morning. 125; Othello. l07; Etruscan,
103. Robert Bradley los. The Mas
querader. il2; tsir Edgar. ia. Also
The Detroit times., 1916-08-18
ROTH THINKS
BLACK BAT LUCK
Bobby Roth, Cleveland Indians

Bobby Roth. Cleveland indians.
says:
II certainly feel as II | owe
Leslie Nunamaker. of the Yam.
KEGS, a vote OF thanks for con
senting TO trade bats with me
earlier in the season
AT the start of the season |
was using a bat | had obtained
from Joe Jackson in a trade. but
one afternoon during preliminary
practice | borrowed a big black
bat from Nunamaker. who had
been hitting 10 beat the band.
thought ! might change my luck.
Sure enough. | started TO hit 'em
on the nose with my new Betsy"
and have been going along good
ever since.
81 suppose I'll hit a slump the
minute | lose that stick"
The Detroit times., 1916-08-18
FERRIS TO FREE
GOOD C0NvICTS
Governor Proposes To Give
Many Men Chance To
Succeed

LANSING. Mich, Aug. 1s.-Every
worthy inmate OF Michigan prisons
will be paroled by Gov. Ferris be-
fore the expiration Of his term OF
office, according TO statement
made by the governor.
The governor intends nothing IN
the nature OF a general jail delivery,
he says, but does purpose that every
man who in his judgment is capabA
OF making good outside the walls
shall be paroled.
One OF the cases which is pulling
the governor Is that OF DR.. Robert
McGregor, the Ubly. Mich, physician
now serving a life sentence as a
poisoner.
The Detroit times., 1916-08-18

PrintIng--the plain neat kind--that
IL risht--Times Job Dept.-Msin $3.50.
The Detroit times., 1916-08-18
Scion Says "Dust-FenkeN
Bunch" Threatened Him for.
Displaying Duffield Sign

nothing doing for him In The
council followed the action of AID James cranshaw In allow
Dufed owned
by the ademan father The sign had been up only few hours when
and laid down.
the Twelfth ward councilman when he visited the hall
Twenty
background Dufield
The Aid Cranshaw his
advocating candidacy
AID Cranhaw told Coen he warned by the Dust Fenke
high indignation among sup
porters the Twelfth
The Detroit times., 1916-08-18

A Belgian postoffice has been es-
tablished at lie Havre. France,
whence letters are addressed with
Belgian stamps which are in great
request among stamp collectors, be.
cause OF the legal postmark OF a
French town on foreign stamp.
which is quite out OF the ordinary.
The Detroit times., 1916-08-18

a contribution Of hvedoilar gol
pieces from 100 men has completed
the payment OF the $4,000 morris gage
on the clubhouse OF the woman's
club Of Olympia. Wash, said to be
the oldest club for women cn the
Pacific coast
The Detroit times., 1916-08-18

A deputation OF women munition
workers from Scotland recently Wis.
tied France 10 inspect the great
munition works in that country,
and also the towns and village
which have suffered from the inva.
sion.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-03-19
CHASCARRILLO.

Tn caballero Sc presemta 4 una
agencia de SECURES.
-QuiSiera asegurarme Ia vida.
-Perfectamente. :Tiene listed CO.
che?
No, senior.
les listed automoviliSta?
No. senior.
-:Ciclista. entonces?
No, senior.
-Pues no puedo complacerlo & US
ted. En- los tiempos que corremos,
no aseguramos a Ia genie que va .
pie p0r Il callc. Es IN cargo dema-
siado peligroso.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-03-19
Nicnc de In P;y :ia.)

- ItLktN- - ~ 81 A'Fl- - NNS
bio tempo 10 mas fuerte. YO conoZ-
20 i sc5oras que soportan Il maridos
t!acos y canijos. pero que pesan mu-
cho ..... " los soportan! Todas vc-
sotras. en- ~Queriendo. scis muy fuer-
les. Tan grandc 6 vuestro poder,' que
q m.ismo DioS recesito de una mujer
para h&cerse hombre Y redimir e!
murlo. Podeis c~reerlo: 81 Nc hubic:a
muiercs no habria hombres.
Pcro, ;basta con ccha:sc 4 un ma
rido por sobre Ia espalda y pasearlo
en- tai guisa por las GALES? \ ESQ
-ov: no, no basta. Lo que convene
es Hevarlo = aIguna parte en- que Sc
cure. Cargar 4 los maridoS para ayu-
darlos. cs mUy bueno: c"rgarloS por
rarrar.os cs may tonic.
P.ro hay murho-. ~rH"r.tS. an"
estan co;no "l paralitico del Evange-
Ito. cerca de h piscina con g. deseo
de baaarSc en- u aguas saluda5ies.
Y ST. muicccs p&san junto q clos dc
icuaI modo que los e@oisras fariseoS
sin dccirics bier cIaro:-"puesto que
ii II 0 puedeS 70 rc llevart."
iQuien mejor que ~vosotraa para
cu.ar = csos cnfcrmo$: Pareceme que
cu.ar e. como coSa propia de muje-
res. Los mcdicoS recetan. cscriben.
cstudian. iicen cosaS en- latin; pcro
las mujcrcS son las que ie hablan 4 in
cnfc-mcdad en- castcllano, las que tie
men manos blancos. las que curan.
Una csposa cs IA meior medicinal.
sicmnre que proceda de botica que
.enea responsible competcnte. y STEM
pre-. tambian. que aiguien no n haya
adu.tcrado en- e. canine.
CuaG. $500, Ese Is c! oficio de los
buenos en- Ia vida, To no ~aconSeio .
las scnoritus que Sc casen con los pa
rali;icos. No: para clos hay hospita-
les. Pcro 81 "a sc casaron 0 ESQ
f~risr4s cnfermoe. que Drocuren Gu
~l~r,S y ,oprr .,.In. II na .n, navt|i-
rnn 5esnu,s de casados. cue no sean
,.o,9o esos s~acri,tancs rapa-vclas oua
.r5,r nos. O. altar MAYOR anagaalo
lbs ririo. ru3rdo ACADIA IN ceremori.
.,,,~..ra' .Creeis one as hahejs e.
e.. 10 nara So. f~eli.es. bermceas oven
,o. min" prc. c~oai. NAL. Como II,
=. ,l,r -. ma,rinorjc 10 urc no Ga In
,.i,3 -. ..~,.a.,... na~, sep dos .
n,cyo ms, pcyo en- csc scr dos v Iue-
oo ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. - crricnde.
M narrionSo nor,ga hqy Giyisjuncs
one armenian 81 hogar-cabe mscila
5icb. sicmnra cue los es-osos .epan
c~mnacarfa. lI2s para copseguir,a hay
one crrar .a5oras. curar mucno. Sc
ccrioodo puc n curacian ba de ser
mur,g. nero. como nor .us muchas
ocun,rioras M han yenido . csta
;~,,..i, los maridos con yosotras ba-
NJ, .~,r,,r..,t.. Wrv .,.i mr.. ,.rtr.
,o.,-yos p. h,s,,6o on mi laroa urac-
H., 4. .~n,.c.or yo,. d..iros one
,.;Io. 49,, 10 .,o. C,o
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-03-19

PARA TODA CLASE DE TRABAJ0s de IN.
preata, d.rijase z La PRESSA. Los hace
mos a satisfaction del cltcnle Y a prec1os
r~educitoS.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-10-09

- he members of the Woman's club
are doing a lot Of personal work
- 20 help raise money to pay for
their handsome new club house which
VIII be ready for occupancy about the
end Of this month AS most of them
are home bodies. and not income pro-
ducers on their own initiative, they
have had TO ask their husbands and
the men folks of the town to help
With the erection Of this home for
their club. but they are all working
in their own way 10 help
Airs. W. r Brown and Mrs. : H
Sutherland have been making money
Tor the club house off and on through
the summer by catering al their
friends parties Mrs Brown makes
a very attractive serving maid and
she carries il off with very fetching
style Mrs. Sutherland. who is simply
heart and soul in this club house work.
having boosted for il for so many
years. has dOnned a cooks or wait
ress's apron and carried out her role
in fine shape Mrs J. F. Townsend
is a master hand at preserving frult
and she has devoted much Of her time
this summer 10 putting up preserves,
iellies and jams TO be sold for the
club house fund Miss Eleanor Porcher
is another who has turned her skill
in Jelly making for the good OF the
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-10-09
Sunshine and Shadow; the Sick
and the Well at the Hospitals

the wife Of Lieut.. Pike. of the Eighth
cavalry
Mrs. r. short continues 10 improve.
{ after several weeks of illness
+ Tittle Ed Carswel. the boy who has
: been in for some time with a fractured
{ skull. as a result of an accident, has
; recovered sufficiently 70 return TO his
{ home
Miss Buena Glider. who was hurt
J in a street car accident about a week
Z ago. Is getting better. She is able
! TO be Up and about a little
Mrs q. s Cabot is gradually recup-
Grating her strength after a nervous
brea kdOWn-
]. Camancho is much better from
his Illness
Mrs C.. c. Cauavatf is recovering
steadily hut slowly. from the opera
ton she underwent few weeks
ago
Mrs T. NJ Davis is quite Ill
Miss F. Spellman is recuperatinE
nicely from the illness which has kept
her in the hospital for several weeks.
Mrs. r j. Stephenson is III with
typhoid fever She has been quite
sick. but is doing nicely at present
O. NJ Walker is convalescing from
his Illness
Mrs. T. 3. White is recovering from
her attack of typhoid fever
Mrs J. s. York. who underwent an
operation week ago. is regaining her
strength.
Miss \. SoIoman is recovering nicely
from an operation
Patients at RaIstOn Hospital.
The nurses OF RolstOn hospital have
been kept busy the past week min
istering to the needs Of the many pa
TENTS al this hospital
Mrs j. W. Shotwe1. OF MOrenci.
Ariz. arrived Saturday morning She
is quite ILL.,
Mrs. K. 7. E. Pepper. who has been
in for number Of weeks. following
an operation. is doing nicely
Raw Tankersley is very i'll with ty-
Dhoid fever. but is believed to be
holding his own against the disease
Mrs. 7. L Hamilton and her baby
daughter are both progressing salts
factOrily.
Mrs Lena Place underwent an opera
tion on Oct (, and is recuperatinS
nicely.
William A Light. OF Mescalero. n
w. who was kicked by horse and
injured severely. was brought to the
hospital recently quite ill., and may
have to undergo an operation
Walter Pulliam. who underwent
slight operation a few days ago. is
doing we'll
John Landay is improving after a
Mr.. and Mrs J c Howard are the
parents Of a baby son. born Saturday.
Mrs Howard and the baby are doing
nicely.
Mrs. Disney smith is slowly recuper-
ating from an operation. performed
several weeks ago
William Baker was operated upon
Saturday afternoon and is doing as
well as could be expected
Miss Bertha Clark. Of Alpine, Tex.
who was operated upon for appendi-
citis some time ago. is still very sick
Mrs Lillian Waldron has recovered .
sufficiently from her operation % re-
turn TO her home.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-10-09

T Providence hospital the phy-
q sicians and nurses have helped
L y many people TO the road to re-
covery from their bodily Affections
through the week that has just clased-
Milton Mabou. the young son Of
sIrs. ~ Mabon. Of 1922 Nevada street.
is doing well after a noperation-
Air. and Airs. Anna Steiuhoru. of 10
FL .Paso street are the parents OF n
baby son. born Wednesday Mrs
Steinboru and her son are both get
ting along excsllentIy-
Henry O. Kane. of White Oaks. y
NJ. is recovering from a recent opera
tion i'm "a satisfactory way
A. 2. Cunningham. Of 81 Montana
street. is doing nicely after an opera
ton
Airs. u. A. Greuinger. of Bowie
Ariz-. who was operated upon during
the week. is regaining strength
steadily
Miss Lena Maria OdelI has recovered
from a recent operation and returned
to her home in Sreeple Rock y ",
the last of the week
Arthur Reichelt. Of Newman. y NJ.
is Commissioning from typhoid fever
r. Y. Halderman. who has been III
for q short time. is improving
q F. Dues IS recovering satisfactor-
liz from his illness
Patients at Hotel Dieu-
Many patients have been given
kindly attention at Hotel Dieu by the
Sisters OF Charity and the nursing
staff Of the hospital during the past
can't W. r. Greet continues 70 i'm
prove from the results Of the elevator
accident in which he was injured sew
eral weeks ago
Mrs. Edith Graham Coyne, OF the
public library is steadily gaining
strength. although she is still quite
III from the very serious operation
through which she passed a few weeks
Mrs. J. F. AIbriiht has recovered
from "a short illness and returned 10
4 baby daughter was born at Hotel
Dieu Sunday afternoon to Mr- and
Mrs T. T. Quad of 2527 Montana
street
r. IT. Bishop is recuperating nicely
from his recent surgical operation
Mrs p. i. Crowley is doing very sat-
isfactorily after her recent operation
Mrs c. 7 Courey is AT the hospital
awaiting an operation
Mrs. IT, A Brown. Of Albuquerque.
y. NJ. and her baby daughter are doing
nicely Mrs Brown is able 70 be up
a little and she viii probably be able
TO leave the hospital this week.
Mrs : NJ Kigore. who underwent =
severe operation ten days ago. is i'm
proving steadily
Mrs. NJ Mather is in with rheuma-
tism-
sufficiently from the operation she IN
her home on West Rio Grande street
Mrs. Emory Pike who was
brought to the hospital quite i'll, is
very greatly improved Mrs Pike is D
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-10-09

EISS GERTRUDE MTDDLEBROOK
MI and DIR. J. H. Briley were quietly
= married Saturday evening by
Rev O. J. Wade. at his home on Non
tana street The bride is from Hope,
Arkansas. and the groom from Duncan,
Ariz- The bride was attended by her
sister. Miss Ruth Middleton r L
Reid. Of Duncan. Ariz. attended the
groom Dr. and Mrs. BriIey viii spend
a few days in Fl Paso before leaving
for Duncan. Ariz, where they viii
make their home. They are guests at
Hotel Paso del Norte.
Miss Evelyn Shaner and Norton
Garth We're married the latter part of
September At LynchburS. Va, accord
ing TO announcements received in Fl
Paso. Miss Shaner has visited in FL
Paso as the guest of Miss Meta Orms-
bee and viii be pleasantly remembered
by many people Mr. and Mrs Garth
viii make their home in Trenton. KY.
Miss Wilma Bernadine Schultz.
whose marriage to J. Harry Henderson
VIII occur Tuesday night. was the
guest of honor at two parties Satur-
lard entertained at her home in the
Nagley apartments in honor Of Miss
Schultz The guests We're the members
Of the sewing circle of the Philathea
class of Trinity Methodist church The
party was most informal An amusing
feature was the preparation of a book
Of the life of Miss Schultz. made OF
little pictures cut from magazines. with
original writings concerning them
composed by the guests The book
was presented to the guest of honor
Refreshments We're served by the
hostess Mrs Billiards. guests were
Misses Schultz, Margaret Cunningham
Nelma Casey, Ernestine hurry. Mabel
hurry. Vera Ballard. Gladys Strick-
land Dorothy Winans, Bess Brown.
Lila Thomas. Esther Harrington. Laura
Henderson. Faye McKeyes. Billy Hefiin.
Emily Snuggs, Kemmie SnugEs. Clara
Edwards. Juanita Smith. Rena Shea.
Annie Powers. Mesdames ". J. Ritz.
George B. oliver ". y. Harshman. /. J.
Ayers. o A DanielsOn. H =. Haddeld.
II. c. Ballard and d r. Wilkes.
In the evening. Miss Vera Ballard.
who is TO he Miss Schultz's maid of
honor. gave an informal party in honor
Of Miss Schultz and Mr. Henderson. at
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-10-09
MISS Ell PASO MAUGURATES
SOCIAL SIDE OF EXPOSITION
WTTHDEDICAT TON THIS EVENING
BY RUTH MONRO AUGUR.


~ONIGHTS the night, and with
much festival ceremony, Miss
Fl Paso" Miss Sarah SmaID VIII
shatter the bottle Of champagne against
the entrance way Of the international
Soil Products exposition and thereby
Not only dedicate the gateway and
buildings for the big exposition. but
VIII inaugurate series Of brilliant
social festivities which viii attend the
exposition that is 10 attract hundreds
Of visitors from all over the CONT
nent and from some foreign countries
as well. Mss small viii he attended
by her maids, Miss Clara Fink and
Miss Es.elIe Berrien. and the three VIII
serve as hostesses during the eXposi-
ton. in entertaining The visiting rep
resentstives from the surrounding cities
and states. and at the Sister Cities
Day bail. which viii be the biggest
affair that has Yet happened IN FL
PasO.
an the surrounding cities are ap-
pointing their most beautiful girls TO
represent them and every day new
names are being sent in to FL PasO
of the young women who viii repre-
sent their cities al the exposition.
Mrs. = II Sutherland. who as the
president Of the Womans club Of Il
PasO. has had charge OF The Womans
exposition is going TO be way beyond
eVeryone's expectations As impOr-
tant as I knew IL was. / did not grasp
the ma guitude Of IL and the wonderful
opportunities in IL until ! went through
the buildings and grounds Saturday.
Il Paso must wake up TO the biEness
and Importance Of this exposition, for
! predict that everyone viii be as
founded at the exposition when IL
opens
We want every Fl Pasoan to at
tend the dedication of the entrance.
way tonight and TO visit every part of
the exposition every day The display
Of women's accomplishments in the
Women's achievement department viii
be a revelation to the people Of this
Mrs. Carl Lee smith. who is in charge
of the women's exhibits, desires to i'm (
press everyone that the EXHIBITS must I
be IN by Friday Three committees OF ;
women viii be at the chamber Of COM 4
merce all day Friday. october -. 10 /
receive the exhibits, said Mrs Smith, }
classify them and place them on eN-
hibiIiOn. and nothing can he received i
The committees will begin work at I
S-3e o'clock in the morning, so please, 4
everyone, get your articles for exhibit +
tion in early Friday
Miss Frances Foster, who IS in .
Charge Of the Junior exhibits, which .
represent work done by girls under .
IS years Of age. is very anxious that .
more girls enter exhibits Miss Foster O.
has been around TO the schools and has (
tried in every way TO reach the young
girls. but she is afraid that some OF /
them who would like to exhibit their 1
work. either needlecraft, paintings or
drawings. or china decoration, are
rfruid about coming forward and. so,
through The Herald. she wants to in
vite every girl who sews or paints. 70
send in her exhibits Friday 10 the
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-10-09
Dances.

The usual jolly throuE attended the
weekend dance ON the tennis courts
Of CHE FL Paso Country club saturday
night and passed a delishtful evening.
canciuG 90 the music Of the Sixth in
fau-Ty band.
Bert Huddleston celebrated his 21st
birthday anuiverSarv the last OF the
week with q dance given b. his moth
en-. Mrs T. HuddIeston. NJ their home
on Dyer street The house was deco
rated with carna tons two course
supper was served An orchestra from
the 10th Ohio infantry PLAYED for the
dancing There were about 10 con-
pies present
DR. and Mrs. X y. Lynch were hosts
a a very informal dance Saturday
night. al their home. 1911 Montana
street. given rs q farewell for some of
the men OF battery A. f.hode Island na-
tloral guard. VINO are leaving today for
their homes s. buffet supper was
served during the evening The FL Paso-
sarah small. Katherine Foster. Frances
Foster Valera Garrard. Lucille Harlan.
Esue Grouse. Vera Grouse and Sonia
Grouse.
Miss Loretta O-Conneu entertained
with am Informal dance Saturday night
at her home on san Diego street Cos
mos blossoms decorated the rooms AZ
rractively. Punch was served between
the dancing The hostess was assisted
ir entertaining by her parents. MI. and
Mrs g.. O'Connell and her aunt. Mrs
Anna Asrau- Among the guests present
were Misses Blanchet Greer. Nargare
Hines. Pearl BediuEfield. Louise still
son. Cora Sullson. Florence Genoa Capt
Wallace and SerG-- GaEin. of the ninth
Massachusetts infantry, j. d. Newton.
Howard Stillson- Edward Hines. Floyd
OCouuell and John Ford Mr.. and Mrs
H. T. Stevens. ar and Mrs y. F. Con-
I'm. Dir. and Mrs r g. OCounen and M
and lIrs Frank Koch
1Ir and Mrs $. s Baker entertained
very informally with a dance at their
home ora Arizona street Saturday uight-
Punch was served throughout the eve
ming Cosmos and dahIia blossoms
decorated the rooms Among the
guests We're Mr. and Mrs Phil Whiting.
ar. and Mrs l. l. Hall. Mesdames
Clarence Mueller. George WauEh of
uou=ias Ariz.. Beulah Beck. and Olin
$ bert. of Bowling Green. ky Misses
Lucille Morley. Archie Pratt, Mary
Noble Rosemary Pelham. Emily White.
Kathleen Could. and Fay j. Peek. Mai.
Jones and Capt. Butler. Of the Fifth
, chusetts infantry Capt Marsh
and Lieut. Stewart OF the Second Penn
sylvania infantry. Lieut. Wood. Harry
slshee. =. Smith and a. Chadwick Of
battery s. Massachusetts, artillery, and
g. T. EhIer and John NickeIs-