The Pulaskian., 1917-03-23

luG CLASS ludl He WOulu uO esit III Ai' power to make Pulaski Heights mos quito and malaria proof, and asked the cooperation of all.
 Pulaski Heights is becoming more and more a desirable place to live, and new families are moving out every week. MT and Mrs. Moser have moved from the city to 315 North Beech. MT. and Mrs. Nelson, of At lanta, Ga, have located at 512 North Pine. Mr. and Mrs. Bell have nov ed into their new home at 515 North Pine
 Rewards are being offered for the arrest and conviction of the misere- ants who have been poisoning valua> ble dogs on Pulaski Heights. D. w. Yancey of 4823 .Woodlawn has re ported the poisoning of several Two bull dogs, valued at about $100 each, and two fine bird dogs are listed among a total of 14 dogs poisoned since last fall.
 Luther Dowell, Otis Johnson, Neil Waterbury, William Branch, and An gelo Lampos, boys attending the Pu lasM Heights school, were brought be 1 fore the Municipal Court Wednesday morning on charges Of throwing rocks. Several of the mothers were present, and the Rev. L. E. N. Hund ley was a witness. The boys were dismissed by Judge Woodruff with warning.
 The first week of April will be ob- served by the Pulaski Heights Meth odist Church as visitation week, when all members are expected to call on other members of the congregation. It will be followed by a revival meeting that is to be started on Sunday even ing, April 8, to be conducted by the pastor, the Rev. LsE. N Hundley There will be homecoming service in the forenoon.
 Louis Dodge, of St Louis, cele- brated novelist, will visit his brother, Harry F. Dodge, at 515 North Valen- tine, about the middle of April. His first book, Bonnie Nay published by the Scribners, is ranking among the Best Sellers. It will be produced in a Broadway, New York, theater next fall and will then be dramatized for the movies. His second book, "The Children of the Desert" a tafe of the Mexican border, has just appeared.
 Mrs. Reuben Douglas Partee all nounces the marriage of her daughter, Ruby Fattee Radcliffe, to Robert Glenn Bruce, the ceremony having been performed Tuesday afternoon at 2:30 o'clock at the home of the bride. MT. and Mrs. Bruce have gone to Chi cago for a few days visit and will also go to Coronado Beach. MT and Mrs. Bruce will be at home after May 1 at BIS Ridgeway, Pulaski Heights. Mrs. Radcliffe was society editor of the Ga Zette.
 The Elmhurst Health Club held meeting Monday night over Hughes Drug Store to make plans for the cleanup campaign to be held on We'd nesday, March 2S. About 20 families were represented at the meeting, and all were enthusiastic over the plans. A picnic luncheon will be served for the workers. The club is considering plans for ridding the Heights of the mosquito pest The officers of the club are Mrs. w. A. Anderson. presl- dent; Mrs. W. H. Mann, treasurer, and Mrs. Norman, secretary.
 
 Mrs. c. c. Rover gave bridge par ty Wednesday in honor of Mrs. Ed gar Smith of Kansas City, who is Mrs. Gibson's guest. It was most delight full affair, and was largely attended. The house was exquisitely decorated in pink roses in baskets with tulle bows, and the color scheme of pink and white was carried out in detail.
 Women voters of the Ninth ward are invited to public meeting to be held in the parlors of the Fire Station on Monday afternoon, March 26, at 2:30. Mrs. Frank Gibb. Pulaski coun- ty chairman and Miss Gertrude Wat. kins will address the meeting.
 Mrs. c. E. Forrest, 4624 Kenyon avenue entertained at a St. Pat rick's card party on Thursday, compli- menting Mrs. Clem Hulsted of Kan. sas City, who is visiting her sister, Mrs. L. E. Walther Jr. Bridge was played at seven tables, the highest score being made by Mrs. w. E. Wal ther Sr., the second by Mrs. William Schmuck, while the consolation fell to Mrs. A. B. Tate. The guest was also presented with a prize. The color scheme of green and white was artis- tically carried out, while spring flow CTS in profusion added beauty to the occasion. A two-course luncheon fol lowed, the favors being white and green carnations. The guests includ. ed Mrs. l.. w. Sanderson, Mrs. Leslie Bradley, Mrs. Albert Loomis, Mrs. T.. E. Walthers, Mrs. A. B. Tate, Mrs. Henry Schmuck. L. E. Walther Jr.. Mrs. c. c. Kolen, Mrs. R. A. Tate. Mrs. R. Denny, Mrs. Arthur Counts, Mrs.