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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-01-28

Remedy &c carried with tho breath al
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THIS simple. practical method applies
the mcaICIu" where sprays douChcS.
ointincntS. etc. cannot possibly go It's
effect ia soothing and healing, and is
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those who have never smoked No
matter how severe or long standing
your case may be- want 70 show
YOU What our remedy viii do
To nroVe the beneficial. pleasant O.
rect, The Rlosscr Company. 794 Wal
ton st. Atlanta, Ga. will mail abso-
lutely free to any sufferer. a samnle
that VIII verify their claims by actual
test This free package contains a
nipe, some Of the Remedy for smoking
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-01-28

".TETESECEG. w. Januurv %
Sales OF bright ana dark tobacco at
INC ""rchousca We're heavy this week.
aS2Ecca;inS 5000 pounds. The MAJ
Ne' va cNir' molly active and price.
""E" = higher p"r loo pound. than
1" = "'"N. Tho average price FOR tho
'''N "r bright tobacco was sl?t0 pa
"' bounds. and tho average ON larl;
To-" the week was SItan TIL" hishc.,
irH' f"r black wrappers ever know. H,
"''' rHi'i this worll. MANY leafs wcr.
old ~ $50. So. sic 81 so. So 500
80. $40 ana S.3. tho two las, Tcgro.
% ne thn isncs, Enn.At.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-01-28

N:A'NIi.l.f:. VA, ,I.uuaI, - Tho
t'HmNlio dark tobacco marllc, con
Thurs 10 boom. Til" los tlri, w,cl5
"""""'"d To 122,72" pounds I'll
competition was strong ON every pile
otter" ana ;ho prices paid q; tho "ud
@! the week wcre cy"n hi@hor than =,
thc beginning. Tho total s,les for .ris
month loot up i..li.1's hounds sales
from september "a datc ,,c iS&G.
$50 r"Uhds.
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Says People Fail i'm Life
Because of "Nerve HUNGER"
Says Hopes are Destroyed and Tells How and Why
Cadomene Tablets Restore Rejuvenate and
Strengthen Nerves, Body and Brain
] an . woman.
know Z wsaan's srisia.
knew her noed Of syupatkv and helm.

This Is truth It is the Bright, Active, claarE Eyed
strong Nerved individual who becomes successful at
work or play Strong. we'll nourished Nerves is the
secret OF success. socially financially.
Too many try to live regardless Of Health, Strength
Ambition Energy and Hope. They exceed the Speed
Limit hey dissipate their strength and energy
ana ia TO reimburse tip Thereafter
they only exist At the same time they are tainted
with the natural desire 10 live, enjoy, accomplish
succeed.
WITHOUT Energy, Ambition and Strong Nerves you
cannot Hope TO enjoy the fullest success in
any pursuit.
II your heart-nerves do throb strong enough to
sive your senses kecncs relish to make your brain
work aoutey and your body respond to every dictate
OF Your mind then become dull, stlcss, sluggish
hopeless: Respondent, and you become less and less
capable in every way.
CADOMENE TABLETS BRING sTRENTH
and balance to the body, nerves, blood and brain
Cadomene Tablets originated and prescribed by
physicians only but in recent years have become so
"el known that probably more than Two million men
and women use them to regain poise, strength and am
bton when the have been overcome and under.
fed. Cadomene Tablets represent perfect combna-
ton OF vital clements-such iron, phosphorus and
vegetable extracts Of tonic Alternative qualities as 10
produce when taken by "ncrve.siek humans really
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-01-28
HnIf Million Dollar Mil.

CH\i:LoTTE. y G.. January c..--
The Ranlo Manufacturing COMPANY
recently Incorporated at ,;astonin in
this state. with 100000 capitalization
has been duly organized and plans
perfected for the building OF 5000
spindle cotton mill az Gastonia For
manufa curing fine combed yarns. John
g Rankin is tho president OF the now
Compdnv
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-01-28
SPORTSMEN WILL DE
rLEAsED WITH INnIS.rtA

Despite the fact that hundreds OF
thousands Of phcasants have been
"a,Sed by the breeders tho report
says. the prices have continued to
Use because importers nav" been pre-
vented from bringing these birds from
foreign countries. The report also
statc' that the breeding Of game fish
= beginning to attract Widespread at
t"ntion ana TO prove highly profitable
1t is evident that comparatively lit
Tic of our vast territory will he need
ID 80 make America the biggest game
producing country III the world. Since
gam" overt,ows from the many breed.
ing grounds and restockS large areas
where II has become extinct the
"r"rtsmcn in All localities find they
are benefited and all prejudice against
The industry seems TO have disappear
ed.
u, is highly important that az game
becomes plentiful. much OF il should
be eaten. and the sale and eating OF
game must be relied on to keen up
The industry. especially when il is
undertaken hy popular clubs with
small dues. which should sell some Of
their game and eggs TO help pay tho
cost Of production. The Game Cunscr-
ration Society is especially interest.
cd in clubs OF this character. and IS
constantly al work 20 help these OF
game"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-01-28
ONE OF ODD SHAPrn
DIVISIONS or Old VIRGINIA

me Nirs!n.Aas who lived from two
70 ihTee hundred years aso ana ,,,s
IN IN. carly ,o~nsG co.r-,es ~.
,o-red some very wonderful stunts J.,
discha7gins M duties OF. making
boundaries and SO j, happens ;h.; v:-.
gina has 'nany Very ouee-.shsDed
counties King William i one az then,
Look - j; on tho mar OF Virsin;a
and IT Vii! remind you Or s.rsn;jr
'onScco worm ~i;h -. mead Of his
w"rmshi7 .:uch into thu haril ~ Yc~i;
EiNcr the ncck soUea2cd IN between
tre bends ~ ;hc Nat-a7oni and Pa
'nunNe,' Rivers. tie main BODY s1read
me OFT between these tao streams
and the hlrnt Tail eud jarmcd in hc
tween iwc edges @: C'aroiir. COUNTY ~,
one s!de and tao edges 81 King and
Queen County ON the o;hs: side When
III" fo!e!a'he-s la.G off tie county
away back rorde- IN Tho wear 10;
they made the Na;tanori r,-c. IN.
north and northeast Boundary. li.lc and
The Famunkcy Rive" ,ha south and
soI'hwes; liuc 'huS mai..ns nose
boundaries "ir"i ana twist with tho
Bonds and curves y; me Two rivers
and hnh!l" come together .: :, ro!rt
wher" these streams jcin INA FORM M.
majestic York
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-01-28

- ~ siN - -
"h IN q pip" or
ready prepared
lcar.tt". Tho
; m o X Q V.ppr
reaches all thu
ar passages or
tho head, no
aud throat AZ
III" disease -
e :, ! RE Il int,
these pa sage
with the air YOU
breathe. 30 Tia.
ANTS optic, heal
No - NOR ~ 80
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-01-28
Ri Gu m atisn,
Remarkable Homo Cure Given By One Who
Had 1t-He Wants Every sunersrt to Beneat.
Send No Money--Jult Your Address.

Years OF awful suffering ari misery h,,.
taught this man. Mark ". Jackson ~ SIrscu..
Now York. bow terrible an cnnbly 10 human han
rlncsS rheumatism is AMI hat" given him avn,
path! With sll unfortuna,es hn arc Nithir a..
grasp lie wants cre-t rheumatic victim 10 know
bow be was cured. Read what liz SAYS:
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-01-28
WILD GAME: FARMING HAS
QUICKLY PROVED A SUCCESS,

The society's membership. SO we are
a, told. includes many breeders who have
established game farms, like that pro-
posed in Virginia b! Commissioner
Parsons and the Norfolll and Western
road. for the purpose OF renewing III.
coun,rys supply Of game fowl for table
consumption. This supply. according
to the members of the society was
rapidly diminishing. until n year or so
ago. and many Of the most deiectab bic
forms Of wild food that had formerly
been plentiful in this country, had be-
cone rare dishes even for epicures In
Virginia The people have been well
aware OF this fact long before II was
hrouSh, out in the reports submitted
~ this New York meeting. but some
other facts to tho good that has
been done by the breeders Of wild game
arc not as well known in this region,
and. row that the subject OF establish
inS tho wild-ga breeding industry
III the old Commonwealth is uD. il is
we'll that we should become familiar
with them
Wild ducks and pheasants are among
tho varieties Of fowl that are being
rails Sod by the breeders at the prescn,
nmc. ana. according TO the society's
report tho former have become so plen-
;iful through the methods in some
states that they have appeared on the
market Al prices which place wild duck
within I'll" range OF the public gen
orally instead of rich alone. In fact.
II is suggested in the reports tina, at
the prescn, rate wild duck and othc,
formerly rare fowl may actually tend
70 lower the cost OF the more com
monplac" meats OF daily consumption
VALUABLE INFORMATION
FURNISHED R1 MEETING
From tho Ncw YORK Times rcpor,
~ tho PROCEEDINGS Of tho annual ,nca,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-01-28

Iud also some
Of our medical
cigarettes. II
You " < N 10
9 - Mt uc tn"
I 1 - a I ncnt. II
Will cost only
one dollar for :.
months supply
for the pipe. OF
a box contain
Ing ono hundred
cigarettes W.
pa V poStjEc
IT YOU arc 4
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-01-28
Herbs Smoked in
Pipe or Cigarette
Relieve Catarrh.
Write for a Free Trial Package.

Dr. Rlos"cr, WHO has dcNntcL forty
years :" tho treatment Of catarrh -
the originator Of q certain coiubiu.t-
ton Of medical herbs Towers and bcr-
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-01-28

mat poCltCyH1an who WORKS an tho
preparedness plan ana has bred up :,
foes 90 hens that Slve . lay of at
least 20 per cent all tho winter and
there are several sucn in Virginia.
not only has the laugh on tho other
FELLOW. who has acted on the pr,u.
IiNIt mat there "crc no such hens
rut he has !acVc healthy bank ,,.
count III this day .: hish-priccd eggs.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-01-28
WILD GAME FARMING IS
PROMISING INDUSTRY
Into Existence by Rapid Deple-
tion Of Bird and Beast.
STATE To TRY NEW VOCATION
NJ Meeting Of Game Preservation
Society, Breeders Tell Of Their
Success--Mauy Interested In Conn
missioner Parsons's Proposition.

"h" proposition of Fish and Game
Commissioner Parsons 10 start a STATE
game preserve Oh tho lands OF the Nor
folk and Western Railway in Dinwid-
die county IS being discussed by tho
newspapers AMI the people all over the
state The idea Of raising wild game
j. something now in this country. but
!, j. a.. Idle, ;hat is attracting great
deal of attention in quite a number Of
the states of I'll" Union. II has been
/, .d upon the attention OF the people
H.. tho rapid depletion of game Of all
hluaS. and more than third OF the
states are taking stops to rrpleuish
tho nclis ard the forests with birds
dnd animals. and the streams with fish
and water fowl II il we'll that Nir-
G MA is Ia lie o.e Of these states, for
IL" state in The Union has been worse
cursed with trappcrs a.d pot hunters
wh"-c exploits have from year TO wear
made serious inroads on tho stock Of
wild Samc
u Hiil interest the NIrcinianS who
ar. taking leading part in this game
III eSciNatoh and game replcnishinI
proposition 10 know that the new in
dustry "f raising wild game" has been
ma!:inE remarkable strides within the
past two or three years. and create,
strides than ever before in the las,
twelve months. The National Game
Preservation Society recently held its
annual meeting at the Hotel Astor. in
NeN York. and the reports OF it's Of
nc"rs and committees brought out. i'm
t"resiinS and very valuable inforrna-
t!on concerning the good work now
gong on and the necessity for that
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-01-28
THINGS THAT MAkE ms
fl.OII.I. AI,I NnII4 4.

occurring enterprises located i,,
a." rrtht prr's - I'll. coIn'y o.ts,de
y! west Point arc corn ana nour,,.
mills. sc"'nilis plarinr mtii, -...tr-
'nE miNs, richiirs and oaun.ng "a,
dHS'riNs ana oyst"r raohin. Plant and
- is 'act ,hac 'narut..rt.ro-. 90
r:ou. Kinds ~ other n,ct- 81 IL. ro,,,,.
ar" hndinS out something ot ;he I'd
van'aEes TINS count" bag - orc- IN
W n"N r. r"n 'na'"rial And 5000
hrlrg conditions and rew industries
arr constantly neinE established Man,
western and Northern farmers 40
also !'trnIns ~ lii" climatic advan,>
axes. soil advantages .nG h;rcr 81
van'ascs that King William l.y ~
"1tr 'h"H, ana when ,hcy came TO
lnN''tiSah they usually make NJ .hei-
minds very ouichly TO STAY.
In West Point. III" his town Of .ho
county. there are al kinds Of indus
'r.cs, including tn" hE pulp MILF. and
nor, arc coming. ou, Yves, Poin, and
~ important position on the mar /.
S"o'hcr story,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-01-28

IN. American Bankers Association
"as SCI apart next Saturday. Fchru-
airy =. as the day 10 be observed as
Thrift Day. Special efforts will lie
maze on that day by many banks in
INC country 10 nave new savings ac-
counts started Tn. Richmond banks
cof,r"" every day -. thrift day i,u;
the! ni!l doubtless ;,.i:c special no
iire - u"Nt Saturday +loas with ;i,.ir
brethren N other wide awake towns
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-01-28
VIEWS AND NEAR-VIEWS:
HINTS AND SUGGESTIONS
Serdle>s Fruits Arc tnminE--rw cut rtI,
Century Breed of La!crS-Spe-
ciRl THRIFT Day

ELECTROMAGNETIC man Luther Burbank
oeIeNes that pits. stones and seeds
in frti:s Will be done away with en-
urely in tho course Of time Nature
developed hos" things for III. pur-
poses Of rropa cation. hut man uses cut
unEs and c-a:tinEs and tho necessity
Tor them mas passed Shouldn't Won
der II Son" up-to-datc orchnidist OF
Virginia catches OF 10 this idca and
beats Mi Burbank 10 it.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-01-28

Down !" Miss!ssiprl public spirited
citizens. ana there AZ. lo,o OF .n.,-
aoNn that way. HAY" lsG plans ,iat
WI! result in "hetter-kmown' and
more prosperous State Til" ccn,cu-
NAL Of Mississipprs entrance into the
l''"". which falls IL December mex,
20 n. the occasion for launching =
@r.;ti rubiic,ty carnra II which IL,
MISSISSIPPI Centennial Exposition 10
"3ci' - Gulfpor, "n December lu. IS
20 re the tniii:l stroke. Tie Missis.
'.ipiaas sa% :ho& have hcen wa;chinc
30 methods Of ih. hus;ltn- West. "n,l
''N' Illus found ct:i wha; may ne don,
10Y The Development Or section by
~ 'eht Siu' Of aivcrtiSius ana H.
Nrerhs "Ner!"st'D-ly a; ~ M'ss.s
NrH' na& "Itca"N commenced u rsa
P'!h'eHS INK and Inc columns at
widely circulate, rcuy.ap.-s .,.5 *
already rnapiuS htnc;its iron. It,
hin; to Virginia
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-01-28

sufferer from Catarrh. Asthma, Ca
tarrhhl Deafness. OF Il subject to fire.
Gucnt colds. send your namo and ad-
dress at once h% postal card or letter
Tor tho free package. ana - copy of our
Illustrated booklet
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-01-28

ms OF this Game Conservation Society
q rev extracts may bc taken. Thirty
ave states nov have laws permitting
INC nrecding and sale OF all or certain
species OF game. and many game farms
nave been started i'll other States in
anticipation OF laws encouraging the
industry. tho annual report says "Re.
ports coming to the society Indicate
mat All of tho state. and some Of the
provinces of Canada soon will permit
ana encourage game breeding.
reports coming To our game cen.
'us indicate that our members hay.
over 100000 game birds.-thcrc were
:cwer than 100000 reported last year
ana that they have several times as
many deer and elk as they lad las,
year. The membership Of the society
has doubled during tho year. and our
iSt SHOWS "A very rapid increase
The breeding Of quail and grouse
mas been started in tho Western
states. which arc we'll adapted To The
production OF quail in big numbers"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-01-28
VALUABLE INFORMATION

From the Ncw YORK Times rcpor,
~ tho proceedings OF The annual meet
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1917-04-14
Chicago Grain.
Local Market.

The Waxahachie dealers are pay
as the following prices Tor country
rod ace today:
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1917-04-14
Miss Rarksdale Honore'l,

Mrs NJ. b. kowalski began the
,.aa1,s festivities that have honoTed
Miss BarksdQle Monday morning.
when she gave an attractive fortV-
Two party at the home OF hsf
PARENTS. All. and Mrs. w. A ownpy'
on Kaufman street.
Mrs. Kowalski met the guests
a. The door. and was beeomlnglS
stirred in a gold and black tafiesa
skirt with gold Georgette waist.
She wore a corsage of carnations
MISC Barksdale wore a blue ana
cold striped taffeia dress with gold
eaorgeste trimmings and bodice
clito Kowalski, beautiful little
,,angbter of the hostess, was the
eentar of attraction as all the guests
fiY9ere4 to admire her before enter
ING the games, The music roam
US mass of beautiful roses
An,sriean beauties and La Franco.
,,bieb Mrs. Kowalski had received
i, axpress Monday morning tfelh
her husband Mt Brownsville. CORN
eonias filled with spring blossoms
,.a,a s,sneuded IN the doorways'
ciuster of white carnations was
- the mantlepiece The dining
,.aaa table represented beautiful
tester picture. A brass basket was
f,lied with Easter lilies, the handle
rsing tied With a fluffy pink bow
Around the table circle was sta
,ionsa Easter Dummies, holding PINK
ana white eyes. The table was
laid with cluny cloth over pinN
rhe guest room was bright with
vases OF cut flowers and spflns
blossoms. The house party CEN
e,stod Of tha wedding party MISSES
,s.r,nne Barksdels. Margaret ele'
aa teVel wicker. Sailie Loe shell
The seore cards carried the Easter
theme
sus ss.les q saa!sS Ms Esy
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1917-04-14
Edmonds Bros.
New Phone Sd. Sw. day Phone 773
Corner Main and Elm Streets.
Night Phone S. w. 78i

Gallens won the guest favor in a
draw which was box of beautiful
crepe de chine handkerchief. Tbs
honor guest was presented with a
handsome piece Of Spanish fillet#
Refreshments consisted of cherry
salad, sandwiches, olives. potato
chips ard apricot ice. Pink and
white runners were placed On the
tables for refreshment service.
In the afternoon Mrs. kowalsigs
ertertaind with a seand party foi
a number Of her friends and friends
o. Miss Barksdale, Misses i.aurins
Hickman and Rita Thompson
assisted in serving refreshments
Mrs Talmage Newton won the
afternoon favor, d string OF orienta
beads. Miss Corinne Barksdale wa
favored with a set of crystal iee
tea glasses. Misses Motto and
Esther j. MeDuffie of Ennis were
house guests for the party. AT tas
morning party Miss Esther McDuf
lie. who is u talented reader. en-
II rtained the guests with appropriate
selections. During the entire day
hospitality Mrs. Kowalski enter
tanned fifty-fonr guests.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1917-04-14
Mission Study Questions.

Questions for Mission Study class
OF Central Presbyterian church
/. How many Spanish speaking
people are estimated to be on the
American continent, and where are
they located? b
q How do they receive the
gospel?
B. Why is the net result to ths
church no larger2
4, What about the s~ducationa
work?
3. Why has noi medical WORT
been opened in Cuba?
6, Tell OF the social work.
I. What OF the awakening OF
these peoples9
s. How was the sabbath former
y spent, and what changes have
teken place?
8. What gain has eous to the
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1917-04-14
At the Empire.

The big funny picture at the En-
pire today is Triangle-Kesstone in
Two reels, featuring Ora Carew and
Joseph Belmont in Dollars and
Sense" Kalem presents Marin SAILS
md True Broadman in Border
Wolves" two reel dramatic fea-
tare. The other reel is a Cub COM
ady featuring George Ovey in "Jer-
~ and His Pal" Monday the En-
pire will show the Brady made fea-
ture. "A Girls Folly" starring the
sreat dramatic star, Robert War
wick.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1917-04-14

At the Dixie.

A Triangle five act dramatic Tea-
ture is being shown at the Dixie
theater today Frank keenan, is
The leading star, with the support
IF a fine cast in Thoroughbred. :
Produced by Thomas n. Ince. Men
lay the Dixie will show the big fea-
ture. Annette Kellermann, in "A
Daughter Of the Gods Following il
IN extract from the New York Amer
lean; aThe President and Mrs. Viii
on today celebrated their first we'd
ling anniversary with d motor ride
family dinner party and their first
visit to the movies They saw !
Daughter OF the Gods, in which Tn.
nette Kellermann is the star =
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Want COLUMN
you Buy, Exchange nesa
Your House have to ussa nloe

WANTED Pat Wilaon, at WaIlace
a Ralston's, wants 1000 live cats.
Will pay sc each. 4.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1917-04-14

Moved downstairs. Come see
Tucker. the printer, job printing,
THAT'S Al, rhuns las Ads J
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1917-04-14
Society
Pretty Afternoon Tea

A
MISS Gorinne Barksdale this week
was an attractive afternoon tea
thursday. given by Misses Jewel and
hhedia Wicker at their new home
on Williams street. The Wickers
now live at the Captain Ross place.
which they have recently purchased.
and II has always been famous for
Us hospitality The broad halls and
wide receiving rooms were filled
with a beFy Of beautiful girls and at
tFactIVe young matrons, and colored
lights, music and flowers of varied
beauty made it a place of real en-
iehantment.
Miss Verna Erwin met the guests
al the door. She was beautifully at
tired In white chiffon with pink
touches, wearing a pink tulle picture
hat with cherry blossoms. Miss
Jewel Wicker, wearing pink crepe
de chine with gray drapery and cor
sage of pink carnations, stood at the
mead of the receiving line Miss
Barksdaie was next, wearing q green
taffeta with lace embellishments
and corsage of pink carnations 9th
ers In the group were Miss Marga-
ret Gibson, Mrs. Tom Hosford, Miss
sallie Lee Shelton, Mrs. Earl Parker
OF Dallas, Mrs. Marvin Edwards OF
Paris, Mrs. Henry Hosford of Biloxi,
Miss, Mrs. John Clark Of Ennis,
Mrs. Charles Elliott and Mrs t. J..
Conner At the door entering the
dining room stood Miss Clara Boyd
and Mrs NJ b. Kowaiski Of Browns
vile. Serving la the dining room
were Misses Joeie Owen, Ruth Pick
EFT, Ruth Chapman, Dossie Mozart
Iney. Geneyiege Holland, Ruby
Cheek, Allie Shelton and Edith Ko-
ger In the hell entering the living
room stood Mrs. Burke Ralston and
Miss Marguerite Cole. In the living
room were Mrs. Sam Showers, Mrs.
Homer Chapman, Miss Winnie Nc
CARNEY. Mrs. Harry Knowles, Mrs.
]. D. KirYen, Mrs. Fitz Moores,
Miss Elsa Mccartney. Miss Katherine
Cole. Miss Margaret Edwards. Miss
Rainey Harrison. Miss Rhedia
Wicker was last, bidding the guests
adiea.
The plan of decoration was very
artistic. In the rear OF the hall was
suspended a basket filled with Xii
lafney roses, with showers of pink
talle. Pink satin streamers made
the expanse Of the hall with pendant
basket iii the center In the living
room we're pink geraniums, ana the
lights were wrapped in pink. crepe
paper with showers OF oleander bios
SONS and pink ribbons, AT the stair
way landing Johnnie Lee Ray and
Elizabeth Nall were giving Vie
trola program,
In the dining room "a rustic has-
ket was filled with American beau
ties. aud TO deepen this effect was
an electrical ornament, which form
ed roses i'll the basket and cast a
romantic color about the domain OF
the dining room. Brick cream
salted almonds and minis were
served.
Miss Rhedia Wicker wore whiie
faffeta with silver trimmings. About
two hundred guests called during
the afternoon.