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The Jasper news. [volume] (Jasper, Missouri) 1898-1924, 1917-06-07
RISING SUN.
Miss NETTIE LOWE.

Miss Mae Wood spent Saturday night
and Sunday with Nell and Beatrice
Cook.
Ed Calvert and grandson, Edgar
Taft, spent Saturday night and Sun
day with Walter Barlow and wife.
MILFORD Patterson returned Saturday
from the. Western States, where he has
been for some time. He took dinner
with his sister, Mrs. Joe Edwards, Sun
day.
Mrs. A. d. Lowe and daughter called
on Mrs. Abe Teeter one evening last
week.
Mrs. Ed Calvert and Mrs. Emery
Teeter spent Thursday and Thursday
night in Carthage.
Fred Gresham went to Kansas City
last week and brought back a Briscoe
touring car. Joe Smith accompanied
Mr.. Gresham.
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LEBANON.
Miss ZoAH ANDREWS,

Ilona Redmond called on Zoah An
drews Monday evening.
Emma Huber and children spent
Sunday at Fred Winters.
Orville Andrews came down from
Adrian Sunday and spent the day with
home folks.
Clyde Southwick and Charlie STAINS
berry and families and Mrs. Henry
Graham OF Kansas City spent Wednes-
day night ut Geo, Redmond's.
Maude Miller spent Saturday night
with her cousin, Pauline Davis
Geo. earns and wife and niece,
Edna Malone, spent Monday night at
c. S. Andrews.
Hugh Phillips called on C. s. An
drews Saturday morning.
Mrs. Charlie Woodrow and Mrs.
Alma Scissor spent last Tuesday at
Norris Crumm's.
Jesse AIiller's and Mrs. Hattie Bishop
and baby spent Monday night with
Geo. Redmond and family.
Sam Davis and family visited Sun
day at Grant NIiller's.
Bernice Stansberry spent Sunday
afternoon at Fred Winters.
Dub Beatty and family visited Sun
day at Frank Miller's near Jasper.
Edna Malone visited last week with
her aunt, Mrs. Geo. earns.
Little Opal Andrews has been SUI
ering with tonsilitis last week.
L. ID. Boyd and family took dinner
Sunday at Geo. Redmonds.
Harve Lee is having an addition
built TO their house.
Freddie Lee spent Tuesday afternoon
with Guy and Parker Andrews.
Guy Mcconnell and family visited
Sunday at Claude McConnell's.
| Mrs. Bub Beatty called on Mrs. Vir.
gil Dinwiddie Monday.
| Will Lyman and children called on
Virgil Dinwiddie Tuesday.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Newell of Lamar, Geo.
earns and wife, Ray Bowman and sis.
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ter Mae and John Brown took dinner
Sunday at G. S. Andrews. Clyde
Southwick, Chas. Stansberry, Urban
Brown, Harry Bunnell, c. T.. Mikysell
and Jack Stansberry and families, j. E.
Hull and wife, DR.. Norton and wife, Mr..
Ringer, Virgil Dinwiddie and wife,
Frank and Elsie Hickman and Ernest
and Scammon Bellington spent the
afternoon there.
Homer Halle OF Duenweg visited
home folks last week.
Chas. Woodrow and wife and Norris
Crumm and family spent Sunday at
VIM. Lanes.
Harrison Waltz and wife spent Thurs.
day in Lamar.
Mrs. Harry Graham of X. C. and
Mrs. Alex Keith of Carthage visited
Monday at Geo. Haile's.
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BLUE STAR.
Mrs. MYRTLE CoINBR.

Mrs. L. d. Owen Of Carthage spent
last week with her daughter, Mrs.
Coiner. Mr.. Owen spent Saturday
night and Sunday there also.
C. NJ. Mikesell and daughter Ella
spent Saturday night'at A. Beason's.
Mrs. Joe Edwards called at the U
H. Brown home Wednesday. Miss
leila Wright returned home with her
and visited until Sunday.
Mines. Coiner and Owen visited Mrs.
Norton Friday.
Bert and Jean Brown spent Thursday
afternoon with Lloyd Conner.
Mrs. Resh returned to her home in
Lamar Monday.
DIR. Mari and wife motored down from
near Eldorado Sunday and spent the
day with their daughter, Mrs. Harry
Bunnell.
Lloyd Coiner and Bert and Jean Brown
visited Edna and Blanche Malone Fri
day evening.
Miss Elsie kaufman called on Mrs.
Will Holdeman Tuesday afternoon.
j. e. Hull and wife, DR.. Norton and
wife, L. H. Brown and family, Harry
Bunnell and wife and G. M. Mikesell
and daughter spent Sunday afternoon
at C. S. Andrews.
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A Slight Difference.

An old patron of the Journal was
in the Office the other day and re-
marked that $3.50 was too much to
pay for it. "Why," said he, 81 SUBJ
scribed for the Journal 20 years ago
and it cost me just 81 for Il year."
YES" we replied, land you sold
Kelly Latin corn at II cents bushel
to pay for it, as remember Smelling
the corn. The Journal at that time
was just about half as large as now
and it contained only two pages OF
'home-print' while now it has four.
1t took s 1-8 bushels of your corn
then to pay years subscription
and now one bushel of good corn
will pay for it n year. Do you hon
estly believe now that we are hold
ing you up?" Our farmer friend
then said, looking at it in this light,
~ guess not" He renewed
Manchester (Okla.) Journal.
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ZION.
Miss MAURINE KERRroK.

MISS MAUR1NE hBHRLCk.
Clarence Keith and family spent
Saturday and Sunday with Alex Keith
and family of Carthage.
Miss Arlene johnson Of Jasper spent
few days with her aunts, Misses
Bessie and Lucy Strecker.
Raymond Foster spent Saturday
night with Earl Keith.
George Hough and wife of Carthage
were guests OF Robert Wolfe and fami-
ly last week.
Herschel Radford was in Carthage
Saturday.
c. A. Rice and family of Carterville
and Jake Hoover of Pennsylvania spent
Sunday with Fred Kerrick and family.
Mike Isenmann and wife made n
business trip to Carthage Saturday.
Len Keener and wife and Frank
Isenmann and wife and Miss Oracle
Schell motored to SarcoXie Sunday.
Miss Florence Stratton spent Satur-
day night and Sunday with Miss Vel
ma Mackey.
Miss Mabel Rogers visited friends in
Jasper last week.
Mrs. Frank Buerge fell and fractured
her elbow one day last week.
Miss Geneva Hubbard Is attending
school in Springfield.
Mrs. Arthur Strecker and Miss Fam
ME Storbecl visited Misses Bessie and
Lucy Strecker Friday.
Mrs. Fairfield visited her niece,
Mrs. Charley Thomas, Saturday night.
Len Keener and wife and Frank
Isenmann and wife were Carthage
visitors Thursday.
Guy Mcconnell and family visited
w. c. Mackey and family Sunday
afternoon.
Mrs. w. l.. Carter and son Virgil OF
Jasper visited Mike Isenmann and
family Sunday.
Earl Keith spent Sunday with Ray
mond Foster.
Philip Campbell spent Sunday with
Corwin Powell.
Robert Wolfe make business trip
to Kansas City last week.
Miss Edyth Keener spent Sunday
with Misses Ora and Hazel Foster.
Herschel Radford and:family spent
Sunday with Will Strecker and family
Mrs. John Schooler, Mrs. Charley
Ballard, and Mrs. Fairfield we're called
to Carthage Monday on account of lhe
| illness of their mother.
Henry Martin and wife spent Thurs
day with ID. w. Martin and wife.
Frank Isenmann and wife visited
Mike Isenmann and family Sunday
evening.
Mrs. Fairfield and daughter of Col
umbus, kans., are visiting her sisters,
Mrs. John Schooler and Mrs. Charley
/ Ballard.
Mrs. Arthur Probert spent Saturday
with her mother, Mrs. T.. l.. Hubbard.
Mrs. C. V. Ballard and Mrs. Thomp-
son visited Mrs. Charley Walters Satur-
day. -,,n,
Miss Myrtle Lewis is staying with
Mrs. Claude Martin this week
Charley Ballard and family, Charley
Thomas and family, Carl Ballard and
wife, Mrs. Fairfield and daughter, and
Leonard Seela were guests of Johr
Schooler and family Sunday.
Henry Covert and family spent Sun
day with Tom Dodd and family o
Jasper.
j. S. Seela and family and Will Nc
Connell and family motored to Sar
coke Monday.
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DEWEY.
Mrs. MAY MATTHEWS.

Salem had 1875 in Sunday School in
the morning and the children's day
exercises came off Sunday night. Inc
house and ward were full and all could
not hear the program which was the
best ever had at Salem.
Some malicious person had entered
the church and wrecked the lightning
system, but through the quick man.
agement of Robert Gresham and his
Ford, and some friends he had in Jasper
the lights were put in running order.
Raw Karls favored us with a fine solo,
which was very much appreciated
Many thanks to all who helped.
MIR. Brock was able to be out to Church
Sunday for the first time in months.
Bernice and Mary May Boyd arrived
safely in their new home in Illinois and
escaped the cyclone by q few miles.
The ladies aid society meets with Mrs.
Ferguson.
Volley Blauth is able to ride out in
an auto, but is too weak yet to walk on
crutches, but is improving rapidly.
Mr.. Elliott has gone to Eldorado
Springs and isimproving rapidly. Mrs.
Elliott is with him.
Mrs. Ed. Karls went to Holt, Mo-,
and attended the commencement eX-
ercises of the Holt schools, where Ray
was superintendent.
Robert Wright spent Sunday with
Harold Estey.
Mrs. Alexander and Willie and Cecil
spent the week visiting relatives in
Carterville.
Mrs. Vernon Matthews and children
arrived home from Philadelphia Mon
day morning.
IGstey Busby is visiting in Oklahoma
this week.
Carol Boyd and Bessie Flowers spent
Sunday with Pearl Busby.
Mrs. Ara Bull spent Sunday with
home folks.
Band practice Friday night.
CorneaBull had the mumps last week.
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When we see a man cutting
down on his Advertising, we cut
down on his Credit.-Festus j.
Wade, president Mercantile Trust
Co. and Mercantile National Bank,
st. Louis capital, surplus and I'M
divided profits, Ten Million Dol
lars.)
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Correspondents will please mail
their letters Monday in time to
reach this Office Monday evening.
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1917-06-24

Mrs. William Corcoran Hill, a cream
wolfe combined with Russian lace and
touches of black velvet and a small
brown hat. trimmed with changeable
blue to green wings.
Mrs. William Crozier. white emhroid-
cred gown with large black chiffon
hat. and she carried a pink parasol.
Miss Elena Calderon wore white crepe
de chine, with pipings of cerise satin.
and large white hat, trimmed with
clusters of deep pink roses. Mrs. Phi
lander p. Knox, pale olive chiffon, trim
med with silk braid, with white erin
hat. trimmed with pink ribbon and
green grapes; Mrs F.. b. Moran, long
coat Of cream colored lace over a
white chiffon afternoon gown with
black lace hat; Mrs. Francis f. War
rem. white embroidered null and filet
hat, trimmed with ostrich feathers of
the same shade; Miss Lillian Brney,
brown chiffon over old rose satin, with
a Diack straw toque, trimmed with
quilts: Mrs. William Haywood, white
net and lace, with a feather trimmed
white chiffon. with pink chiffon hat,
trimmed with pink roses; Mrs William
r: borland, gray satin combined with
silver lace and a silver lace hat; Mrs.
Wallace Radcliffe. white and violet
dotted chiffon. with smart purple hat:
Mrs; Charles Richardson. white or
CANDY. trimmed with tucks and ruffies
with white satin and straw hat and a
lace veil; Miss Alice Shepard, gray chif
ION ana taneta gown, with a white hat
trimmed with scarf of white satin;
Mrs. Michael Farley. white embroidered
mushn and lace. with a girdle of Ores
zen noWered ribbon. and white hat
taced with pink georgette crepe and
Trimmed with white feathers: Mrs.
Eo"ih NJ. Hood. green taffeta and flow
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eral other guests to dino informally
with them last evening.
McAdoos Leaving for Summer Home

McAdoos Leaving for Summer Home.
panied by Miss Sally McAdoo and little
Ellen Wilson McAdoo. are planning TO
leave Washington Tuesday for Buena
Vista Springs. Pa, where they have
leased a cottage for the summer
months.
Secretary and Mrs. McAdoo will mo-
tor up and the Secretary will return
later in the week.
Mr.. McAdoo will remain on in Wash
ington. only going out of town for the
week ends.
Mrs. Taber Martin and her little
daughter will spend the summer with
the family at Buena Vista, and will
join them early in July.
The Secretary of War and Mrs Ba-
ker will return today from a motor
trip to Mr.. Bakers old home at Mar
tipsburg, w. Va.
The Secretary Of the Navy and Mrs
Daniels will be the hosts Of the mem
bers of the Belgian mission and the
Russian special embassy today. taking
their guests to Mount Vernon, making
the trip down the Potomac on tho May
flower. Luncheon will be served on
board.
Mr.. Worth Bagley Daniels, who was
visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Leo at
Elkins, w. Va, has returned to Wash
ington, after a stay of several weeks
Mrs. William M. Ingraham returned
yesterday afternoon from Evanston, Ill,
where she had been visiting relatives for
the past few weeks.
The minister Of Norway and Mrs.
Bryn, with their children, will leave
Tuesday for Blue Ridge Summit, Pa.
where they will spend tho summer.
The minister of Portugal, viscount
d'Alte. has closed his apartment #.
Stoneleigh Court ana gone to Bar Haf-s
Dor to spend the summer.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1917-06-24

Justice Mckenna. Gen. Nelson A. Miles.
Representative and Mrs. Edward T. Tay-
lor, Mrs. Albert Cummins, Senator and
Mrs. Robert owen. Mrs. James Slayden.
Rainey. Mr.. Nouros. the Guatemalan
minister. Mr.. and Mrs Ira Bennett. Miss
Amy Bennett. Mrs. F,nos Newman, Mr.
William Phillips. Mr. Warren Delano
Hugh Gibson. Judge Martin Knapp.
Judge Charles McChord, Miss Jane
Riggs. Gen. and Mrs. Medorem Crawford.
Mrs Charles s2ugh It Wood. Miss
John Shelton Williams. Mr.. Arthur
Bradley Campbell. Justice McKenna.
Rev. DR.. Roland Cotton Smith: Dr.
Walter Wells. the counselor Of the
the Misses Yung kwai. Mr.. William
Phelps Emo, Mrs. Samuel Jordan Ora
ham, Gen. and Mrs. William L. Marshall.
Miss Mary Custis Lee, Mrs. Edward II.
Frances Hoar. Gen. Barnett, Mr.. and
Mrs Louis Lombard. Miss Lorna At
water and Miss Judith Atwater.
The Secretary of State and Mrs. Lam
sing will entertain at a large reception
Tuesday evening at 10 o'clock in honor
of the members of the special Russian
| embassy. headed by Ambassador Boris
A. Bakhmetieff
The weekly dance given at the club
for the officers Reserve Corps at 10th
> and K streets was held yesterday after
noon and was largely attended.
Mrs Marshall Field acted as hostess
and a number of young society girls
were invited to meet the young officers.
Ice cream, cake and tea were served.
These dances are a delightful inno-
walton and there is a committee of
prominent women who have charge OF
them.
Each week member Of this commit
tee acts as hostess.
The first week Mrs. Frederic A. Keep
presided at the first tea and Miss Mabel
1oardman at the second.
The members Of the Belgian mission
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The President and Mrs. wilson az I.
,.nded the performance at Keith's last
evening when they were accoHpan,iu
nv Miss Bones and Mr. ana MIS- Julian
B. Boiling.
The vice President and Mrs. Marshal
left washington last evening TOT S
folk and Old Point me H today and
dent will speak a. woshineton tomor-
row.
IT.. President and Mrs. Wilson. the
rrancb ambassador and Nine. Jusserano
I'D many representatives OF both OIL
5eial and resident society were among %,he
the several h Mnncheur and and his as
snciates of the Belgian mission at tne
beautiful garden party given IN i n
honor yesterday afternoon AT ths s;s rdn
r'ished assemblage has ever gathered
in the Aztec garden. which is featu.e
~ the building. than fingered IN US
tha reception, from till Z. or had
Tea or ices in its shaded tennis courts.
The scene was a brilliant and color,
states and Belgium hanging from the
escutcheon above the entrance ana the
colors of all the Americas displayed
above the white marble terrace ose
looking the garden. where the hosts
and their honor guests received. Many
OF the military men present were IN
white uniforms and others in KHAKI.
while the foreign officers were easily
distinguished by the more brilliant
roiors in their uniforms. The Marine
Band. stationed in balcony overlook
ing the garden. played during the re-
ception. striking up The Star Span
;,Ied Banner as the President, WIN
Mrs Wilson. and escorted by members
% his military staff. arrived at the
building. They were received by Mr.
Iohn Barrett director general of the
Pan-Americap Union. and ushered
through to the garden. Lieut.: Com
mander J. o. Fisher. z s NJ who was
them. and after passing down the line
they fingered few moments on the
terrace to enjoy the attractive picture
below and passed slowly through the
garden. exchanging greetings with
many acquaintance. The President
looked very cool and comfortable In "a
smart gown of smoke gray chiffon. the
skirt made ankle length and fitting
rather snugly to the figure. The bodice
was embroidered in Opaque white
heads. the same beads outlining the
yoke of the skirt. Her hat was of
chiffon to match the gown and was
trimmed with shaded gray plumes.
Receiving with the Secretary and Mrs.
lansing were Baron Moncheur. head of
the Belgian mission: u. de Cartier de
Marchienne. the Belgian minister. and
itary members wearing their field uni
form. Of khaki. little wire-haired
terrier that attracted much attention
during the reception had a place of
enaded on her leash with Maj. Oste-
reith Of the mission. Nellie" who has
been under fire and still bears scars Of
shrapnel wound. wore collar In the
called upon to tell her story many
times during the afternoon.
The temperature and the occasion
brought out many sheer summer
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frocks and the picture was enhanced by
many lovely combinations OF color. MRS.
Lansing wore gown OF white chiHon
with large sailor-shaped hat OF
georgette crepe, the crown surrounded
with black wheat.
Mrs William McAdoo was IN Whlte
wolfe, embroidered in Delft blue and
pink, with panels of flet lace and net.
and a black lace hat with shaded blue
flowers around the crown.
Miss Margaret Wilson wore a white
chiffon dress, trimmed with lace and
tucks. with black lace and straw hat,
turned up sharply at the back.
Miss Bones was in gray chlHon with
gray lace and ecru hat.
Mrs franklin K. Lane wore a charm
ing gown of pink chiffon with a large
blue hat. trimmed with pink roses.
Mrs. Josephus Daniels. a white lin
gerie gown and a white hat. trimmed
with white roses
Mrs. David F. Houston, white lin
gerie gown. with a black lace and geor-
gette crepe hat.
cream net, edged with black tulle. and an
old gold embroidered girdle and cream
! straw hat, trimmed with lace and pink
roses.
Mis- Richard Van Wyck Negley, a one
piece gown Of white linen and a leghorn
hat. faced with pale blue.
Miss Lucy Burleson. blue charmeuse and
hat to match. trimmed with pink rose
buds.
Miss Sidney Buriezon. in white linen
and a black picture hat.
Mrs. William &. Redfeld. white en-
broidered gown with black maline hat.
Mrs Charles X. Drury. gray georgette
crepe. with a black hat trimmed with
flowers.
Nine. Jusserand wore a gown of sand
colored silk wolfe, the skirt made in tucks
and edged with skunk. Her hat was Of a
deeper shade, with touches of old blue.
Mrs James Carroll Frazer. white en-
broidered net and large black chiffon
hat edged with erin lace.
Nine. Riano. white embroidered chiffon
with a tea rose satin girdle and large
chiffon hat the same shade. trimmed with
a bandeau of tea roses.
Mrs William Bailey Lamar. white chif-
fon embroidered in American beauty roses,
draped over white net and a large Ameri-
can beauty hat. trimmed with poppies and
wheat
Mrs Francis s. NASH white embroid-
cred net. edged with black chiffon. and a
/ black hat.
Mrs Victor Kaufman. a handsome
gown of white net and lace and a white
hat. trimmed with roses.
Mrs Frederick De Courcy Faust.
cream French wolfe and filmy cream
lace. and a black and white sailor
Boardman, white satin and lace dress
with a small black hat. with a high
trimming: Mrs. Marshall Field, cream
lace. with a large white hat. trimmed
WIN uHcuIieu oStFicH iedtneTs, MIS-
James Mcdonald, ivory embroidered
null and lace with a leghorn shepherd
dress hat. with cerise roses: Miss Pat
ten. pink and white Powered organdy
with a pink erin hat. trimmed with
roses: Mrs. James Dudley Morgan,
taupe chiffon. with touches of old blue
and a black lace hat: Mrs Rudolph
kauffmann. white embroidered crepe.
combined with kings blue chiffon and
lace. with a small white hat, trimmed
with white roses and black velvet
ribbon; Mrs. Julian B. Boiling, old
blue and white Powered chiffon, with
erin hat trimmed with pink roses
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Number of Official Dinner Parties Mark Passing OF Weel
President Host Two. and Secretary Of State and Mrs
Lansing Follow in His Footsteps-Belgian Nilsson and
Gus Functions-Garden Party Al PanAmercan
Building Brilliant Climax to Weeks Hospital
ities-Baron Moncheur Renews Many Ac-
quaintances-Budget of Interesting En-
gagements Announced-Wed
dings Soon to Follow.
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The members Of the Belgian mission
had the minister of Belgium and sew
Evening journal., 1917-11-16
HAPPY noun eOcIABLT

The Happy Hour Social opened its
fall season Thursday evening at the
home Of Earl Edwards, No. 1902 Walnut
street. Officers were elected as fol-
lows; Messrs. William II. Simpson
president; John J. A. Wright, secre-
tary; Earl Edwards. treasurer. The
evening was spent in singing, dancing
and games, after which refreshments
were served.
Those present were Misses Mary and
Sarah Clowser, Pearl Smith, Pearl Syl-
vester, Isabella Curry, Ethel Taylor
Elizabeth Eberhardt, Jenny NcCul-
Tough, Marie Campbell, Marie Murphy,
Rebecca Teehem, Margaret Dilmon
Loretta Dawson and Catherine Dolan
I John Wright, Earl Edwards, William
Simpson, Martin Dolan, Martin Mar
Gus, Jr. Joseph Morrow, Jr., William
Schafer, John Gimmel, Paul Lyons, Pau
Firth, Marin Rose, Alfred Dickinson
Arthur Clowser, Arthur Wiley anC
Privates Edward Holmes, Carl Prungies
Coast Artillery, Fort DUPONT. and Mrs
William Bullock, Sr., and Mr.. and Mrs
William Bullock, Jr.