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The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1918-01-29

cago who subject will b THE Human
Balance Sheet"
Mr. and Mrs. Herman Dubbert of 16S
Towle street entertained on Friday
evening in honor OF Joe Walter who is
leaving for camp. Among the guests
were The Misses Mary LoveIace. Agnes
Erman. Dorothy Dodd, Emma Struch-
Itch. Mary McQuade. Katherine Ryba.
Harriet Dodd. Lorene Brooks. Barbara
Spisak. Minnie and Mabel Lutte. Ella
Gluth. Mrs G. Lutte. Messrs Joe wal
ter. NJ. +. Holman. Joe Buser. Arthur
Klee, Ernest Bose. Fred Fandrie. VIII
liam Slattery. John Deering. Albert
Deering. HI slattery. Fred Bleck Ed
ward Koct sr, Peter Cherntk. Carl Lutte
and Louis Lutte.
Yesterday afternoon the members Of
the Embroidery Club were entertained
by Miss Chapman at her home % De
troit street, The guests devoted the
afternoon to Red Cross sewing and knit
ting and in conclusion prttflv appoint
Cd luncheon was served Mrs Victor
Dyer Of South Holman street will be
hostess at the meeting in two weeks on
Monday afternoon.
There will he "a meeting Wednesday
afternoon ar the 6. 7 g. to the h. of
L. T. at the I. 0. O. I, hall. The meet
ing will be featured by the installation
Of officers.
Opal Hive Ne. ss6 L. o. T. NJ. N. viii
hold Joint installation Of officers Wed
nesday with the steel City lodge of
Gary and the Michigan City Hive. The
meeting VIII be held at the I. O. Q. f.
hall in Sixth avenue near Broadway
Gary. The night meeting win be public
but the afternoon session viii be for the
members only. Those from Hammond
who plan 10 attend will meet at the
corner Of sibley and Holman streets
to take the one o'clock car.
Mr.. and Mrs. Daniel Boyle arc spend
ing their honeymoon at Mr.. Boyles
former home in Ottawa. ILL.,. and viii
also spend q few days visiting in Aurora
and Chicago before returning to Ham
mond where they will make their home.
Mrs. Boyle was formerly Miss Mabel
Farrell and her marriage to MIR. Boyle
took place yesterday morning at si1-
thirty o'clock at All SAINT g Church-
The Rev. Father Edward r. Barrett per
formed the ceremony and ia the bridal
party were Miss Lucy Ney who served
as maid of honor and tho groom's broth
er Harry Boyle. 4 wedding breakfast
for the bridal party and Immediate
relatives followed At the home Of the
brides parents. Mr., and Mrs. James L.
Farrell 153 Douglas street.
AIRS Walter Hammond entertained
on Saturday afternoon at her home in
south Holman street ia h2nor Of her
sister. Mrs f. w. Bump OF Battle
creek. Mich. Who is her guest. The
guests brought their knitting and spent
a most delightful afternoon
"A large number of friends called a
the home If Mrs. a. r. Merryweather
in South Holman street Sunday after
noon to congra tulate her on her seven +
ty-fifth birthday anniversary. She was /
the recipient Of many bouquets Of +
flowers and othsr gifts
Mus Henry Lnudt of Park Place has T
returned after two months visit in the
west In Seattle she was the guest /
of her daughter. Mrs r. e. Ryan
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Don't fail 10 attend the big dance
given BY the VI. W. A. Degre Team at
the X Of & hall. Gary. Wednesday.
January go Music by Kelvey's orches-
ira Tickets SOC. Ladies free. 1868
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NOTICE.

Regular weekly meeting Moltke Lodge
/. @. @. i SIC viii be held at their hall
Wednesday evening. January 80, 1918.
1-2q-l II. O. REISSIG. n. @.
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PERSONAL 10
SOCIAL HEWSI
COMING EVENTS.

A. meeting or Betheny Circle, Loyal
Women. Is announced for this evening
a the home OF Mrs Blanchard in Beall
& Avenue.
The Junior Auxiliary Of St. Paults
Episcopal church will meet this evening
with Mrs. Fl. A Poppenhussen in Glen
aale Park
An ell day meeting Of the Woman's
Guild OF St. Paurs Episcopal church will
be held Wednesday at the home Of Mrs
s. L. 2. Bell in Webb street
Mrs J. w. Beckman viii be hostess
to the Ladies Aid Society of the First
Presbyterian church Wednesday after
noon at her home. 3s Elizabeth street.
The assisting hostess will be Mrs.
Wagner.
Among the hostesses tomorrow will
be Mrs. Dibblee OF May street who will
have the members Of the Harmony Club
as her guests
The Deborah Society will meet for en
al day session Wednesday at the home
Of Mrs. w. ]. Melser in haywood ave-
nue..
PERSONAL. w. Hall phone 25os
about important business. Hachinists
Union, Hammond. 1871
An interesting meeting of the art
committee Of the Hammond Woman's
Club took place yesterday afternoon al
the home OF Mrs. w. A. kenney. ~ Ruth
street The business or the department
was nrst disposed Of and the members
made further plans for the public day
of the club of which they will have
charge On February 9Th. Mrs. J. r.
clark opened the program with A paper
on YEinslow Homer. one or the greatest
American marine artists and was fol-
lowed by Mrs. William Huehn. whose
subject was Current Art Notes. Her
paper dealt particularly with the artists
eff the war and she described in detail
~ few Of their camounase pictures.
Pottery" was Mrs. c. II. Hewells sub
sect and she exhibited several pieces
and told the stories that the pictures on
ina ware represented. The meeting was
enjoyed by a large number Of the mem
beers aud several visitors were in at
tepdance. The next regular study meet
ing viii be held IN two weeks 1T the
home OF Mrs NJ Rothschild in South
Holman street.
The evening hour committee Of the
Hammond Woman's Club was entertain
a. by Miss Blanche Whitmire ant Miss
Ruth Washington last evening at Miss
Nhfttnire'S home. ESQ Highland street.
A very Interesting talk was given BY
Mrs. Harriet Paul Her subject was
Chinese Rugs" Mrs. Charles Van
Glider gave the mosiea1 program at
The close Of which the hostesses served
3 dainty collation.
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RESULTS IN
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On the social calendar for the month
ali the Hammond Country Club is an
nounced. n stag dinner for THURSDAY
January S1st. The regular club dinner
VIVA be served all seven o'clock and 2
feature that is anticipated with interest
- the talk bv Harry n. Tolles. vice
president Of the Sheldon School of Chi
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Airs. Walter Hammond entertained
on saturday afternoon at her home in
South Holman street in hqnor Of her
sister Mrs f. w. Bump OF Battle
Creek. Mich. ~ 40 is her guest The
guests brought their knitting and spent
a most deIghLfuI afternoon.
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There will he a meeting Wednesday
afternoon ar the G. I g. to the b. OF
L. T. at the I. O. Q. Z hall. The meet
ing will be featured by the installation
of officers.
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of Mrs. Iva o. Marioneaux of Salt

of Mrs. Iva O. Marioneaux of Salt
 Lake.
 Mrs. Colt Myers will pass the com
 ing season in Reno. Pasadena Visitor Will be Honored by Local Affairs.
 Mrs. Cecil Wotkyns of Pasadena is the guest of Mrs. Frank Baum. Mrs. Wotkyns will be the inspiration for a number of affairs during her
 months stay in Phoenix. MT. and Mrs. Frank Lang, (nee Mrs. Helen B. Lawrence) have returned from California where their maA
 riage took place a few weeks ago.
 Miss BIanch Riordan Soon to Leave for Northern Home. Miss Blanche Riordan of Flagstaff who has been delightfully."- enter tained during her fortnight in town | the guest of Mrs. Hugh E. Camp bell is leaving Tuesday for Tucson where she will visit Mrs. Edward O'Malley for an indefinite period Miss Riordan will make a return visit to Phoenix enroute for her northern home.
 Mrs. w. A. Porter Weekend / l Visitor in Capital City. 1 Mrs. w. A. Porter (Winifred | Waite) of Winslow is passing the | weekend in town with her relatives the Walter Bennetts and H. J. Jes- | sops. She will be joined here in a few days by MT. Porter and leave with him for Tucson where they will pass University week. l Mrs. W. R. Dowler arrived from San 1 Bernardino Tuesday for the stay of a fortnight with Mrs. Edwin Earl l Nash.
 MT. and Mrs. Edward WooIner 1 Will Tour in California
 MT and Mrs. Edward Woolner left 1 last evening for California where
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Miss Virginia Lockett, daughter of MT. and Mrs. H. c. LoclSett, will re- turn from California in six weeks, leaving almost immediately for the summer home of the Lockett's in Flagstaff. The charming girl is enrolled at the University of Cali fornia, where she is taking special teachers training in economies. It is quite probable that she will teach in Arizona next year and her legion of friends in Phoenix are hoping that she will be established in this city. She has much charm and her clever ness combined with her sweet gra- ciousness making her a general favor ite with all who know her.
 
 Attractive Dinner is
 Tuesday Evening Event.
 Mr. and Mrs. John O'Malley gave a cleverly arranged dinner of twelve covers Tuesday evening.
 
 Mrs. Vic Hanny Gives Bridge Luncheon Wednesday Afternoon.
 Mrs Victor E. Hanny presided over a attractive affair Wednesday wtIvn she gave a bridge luncheon at her home, 1O32 North Third street. A profusion of sweet peas were used in charmingly artistic arrangement, all the delicate tones were combined in the flower clusters. The bridge prizes were won by Mrs. Iva o. Marioneaux of Salt Lake Mrs. Blanch Abrogast of Wichita, and Mrs. J. H. Coles. Those there included Mrs. H. M. Fennemore, Mrs. Edwin Earl Nash. Mrs. w. R. Dowler of San Bernardino, Mrs. William T. Studor, Mrs. Daniel Francis, Mrs. Roy Way land. Mrs. T. c. McReynolds. Mrs. Harry Carson, Mrs. E. w. Baum, Mrs. James S. Griffin, Mrs. William Burton McCandless, Mrs. Francis Gcary Mrs. H. D. McVay, Mrs. George Craig ofs Bisbee, Mrs. J. H. Coles, Mrs. Ira J. Johnson. Mrs. A. B. Clark, Mrs. Iva o. Marioneaux, Mrs. Branch Abrogast, Mrs. John Parks, Mrs. Hal Prince. Mrs. A. B. Nichols, Mrs. Arthur Gibbons Hulett, Mrs. John O'Malley, Mrs. E. T. Ceilings, Mrs, E. L. Manning and Miss Martha McKercher.
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Engagement of M Nch Interest
 Is Announced

While the spring calendar mas been replete with interesting events. the most attractive bit of news in many a day comes this morning, in the announcement made by Mir. and Mrs. Sims Ely of the engagement of their clever daughter Miss Helen Ely to Craig Richardson of New York. The wedding will be quiet affair early in May with only the family present.
 Miss Ely, who is . graduate of Stanford university has passed much of her time in New York in the last few years. first at the Art Students League and later at her own studio. She has won decided success in art. her ability wining recognition by leading art critics. She returned to Phoenix a few weeks ago and her legion of friends by whom she has been greatly missed by her long resi- dence away, extended her a cordial greeting. Affairs were planned far in advance, many of which will neces- sarily be cancelled owing to wedding plans which will be made shortly. Miss Ely is one of the best liked girls in society and while everyone will be delighted to learn of the en- gagement the news will be tinged with regret because of the fact that her marriage will take her away from Phoenix.
 MT. Richardson is expected from the east the latter part of the month to be here @ week or more before the wedding. He is said to be unusually brilliant and likeable and is exceedingly popular with all who know him. His business connection is with the United Alloy Steel cor poration of which he is eastern sales manager.
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MT. and Mrs. Edwin Earl Nash Contribute Rridde Event.

MT. and Mrs. Edwin Earl Nash contributed to the weeks gayety when they entertained three tables of bridge Wednesday evening in honor of Mrs. W. R. Dowler of San Bernardiao. There were present Mrs. Dowier, MT, and Mrs. R. c. Saufley, Mir. and
 Mrs. Roy Wayland, MT. and Mrs. Ira J. Johnson. Dr. and Mrs. George Goodrich, MT. and Mrs. John OMalley and William Robinson.
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severed his coast business connec- tions and will hereafter be identified with an Arizona mine. The Growers will make Ray their permanent resi- dence place.
 MT. and Mrs. Paul Bennett, Mir. ad Mrs. Winfield Hartranft, MT. and Mrs. Roy Wayland and MT. and Mrs. R. c. Saufley are passing the week end at Castle Hot Springs.
 
 Interesting Lawn Fete Notable Spring Event.
 Notable among the smart events ot the week will be the lawn -fete given under the auspices of the Junior Guild at the Trinity Pro-Cathedral at Casa Blanca the Dwight B. Heard residence, Friday afternoon. Any number of delightful diversions hays
 Continued on Page Fourteen)
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Mormon Flats Made Mecca For Pleasant Picnic Party.

Mormon flats was the rendezvous for a party of motorists on Sunday, the pleasant picnic party comprising Mir. and Mrs. Frank Slaker, MT. and Mrs. A. R. Cater. Mir. and Mrs. Garrett Schuller, Mrs. Hallie Mooney. Mrs. H. J. Lee, Mrs. Mary McGovern. Fred Clark and Garner Wilson.
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Desert Picnic is Followed by Dance at Wickersham's,

A picnic supper on the desert fol- lowed by a dance at the Wickersham academy was the interesting event of Thursday evening enjoyed by pr. and Mrs. George Goodrich, MT. anu Mrs. Edwin Earl Nash, MT. and Mrs. R. c. Saufley, MT. and Mrs. Roy Wayland, MT. and Mrs. Paul Ben
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MT. and Mrs. C. E. Howard Dinner Hosts of Week

dinner hosts Friday evening, their guests including MT. and Mrs. Daniel Francis, MT. and Mrs. Arthur Gibbons Hulett, MT. and Mrs. James $. Crif- fin, MT. and Mrs. William Perry Sears, MT. and Mrs. c. M. Scott, MT. and Mrs. W. S. Goldsworthy and MT. and Mrs. E. T. Ceilings.
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Bridge Luncheon is Given In Flower Decorated Home

Mrs. A c. Mcqueen gave a charm ing bridge luncheon Thursday in honor of Mrs. Frank Bennett who is leaving on Tuesday for her home in Los Angeles. The Mcqueen residence in Mesa was decorated in a wealth of cut flowers for the occasion. white roses and iris of pale golden tone being the predominating floral fea- lures. The bridge prizes were won by Mrs. c. R. Bosche and Miss Beth Goldwater. Four tables were present.
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Thursdays Whist Party Attractive Spring Event.

Complimentary to Mrs. Joseph Asset and Miss Lily Senholzi. Mrs George Gushing gave a whist Thursday af- ternoon that was one of the par ticularly attractive spring events. The card rooms were embellished with roses, long stemmed American Beau ties and fragrant La France buds be- ing arranged with artistic skill. The Thrift Stamp prizes were won by Mrs. August Hegelund and Mrs. J. F. Goddard. Those there included be- sides the guest of honor, Mrs. M. l.. Vieux, Mrs. r. Louis Zimmerman, Mrs. J. N. McNaughton, Mrs. Jo E. Richards, Mrs. A. L. Boehmer, Mrs. J. F. Goddard, Mrs. August Hegelund, Mrs. c. F. McNabb, Mrs. Charles Erickson, Mrs. c. H. Hess, Mrs. Y. c. Condron and Miss Charlotte Me Nabb.
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Young Bride and Bride groom Deliqhtfully Entertained.

Corporal and Mrs. Lawrence B. Harrison were the guests of honor at delightful dance given by Mrs. Laura Harrison Friday evening at her home on West Washington street The young soldier and his charming bride are being extensively feted Today they are the incentive for a desert picnic and a number of din ners are scheduled for the coming week in their compliment.
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MT. and Mrs. w. J. kingsbury Entertain at Home in Tempe.

One of the most pleasurable events of the week was the dance given by MT. and Mrs. w, J. Kingsbury Weu- nesday evening at their home in Tempe Among those who enjoyed their delightful hospitality were MT. and Mrs. Barry Goldwater, MT. and Mrs. Donald Dunbar, MT. and Mrs. Charles McArthur, MT. and Mrs. Syd- ney J. Ross, MT. and Mrs. John H. Page, MT. and Mrs. Jack Rowlands. MT. and Mrs. Warren McArthur, MT. and Mrs. Jack Barber, MT. and Mrs. H. w. Asbury, Mrs. Phil Lewis. Mrs. Roy S. Goodrich, Mrs. Sidney. Ander- son, Mrs. Charles Shannon, Miss Beth Goldwater, Miss Henrietta Olney, Sam Wilson, Joe Cassou, George Morris, George Calvocaresses, M. H. Hobin of Detroit and H. G. Betcher.
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First of Series of Bridge Luncheons is Given Wednesday.

Mrs. Chester Dana Reed gave the first of series of bridge luncheonS with which she win entertain this spring Wednesday at the Country club. Cut flowers were the effective decoration and the clever prizes were won by Mrs. James J. Wesley, Mrs Selim J. Nicholson and Mrs. Edward Rudolph. Those there included Mrs. Peter Edes Bradshaw. Mrs. J, D. Cathey of New Orleans, Mrs. Frank Baum, Mrs. Charles Pishon, Mus. Cecil Wotkyns of Pasadena, Mrs. Angus Cashion, Mrs. James J. Wes- ley, Mrs. F. Louis Zimmerman, Mrs. w. F. Russell, Mrs. Eugene J. Hughes, Mrs. Selim J. Nicholson, Mrs. Edward Rudolph, and Miss Mary Bradshaw of Duluth.
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The greater proportion of diseased conditions are due to the lack of physical care, especially is this true of contagious or infectious diseases. A Turkish Bath and Massage at the Original Physical Culture System, 137 N Central. is the best thing for any one to do. Phone 4215 for appoint ment.-Adv
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they will tour for few weeks be- lore their return to Peoria through the northwest where they will pass a fortnight or more. During their stay as the guests of Mir. and Mrs. Sydney J. Ross, innumerable events were given in their honor.
 Miss Martha McKereher who passed the late winter and early spring seasons here left on Thursday for her home in Green Bay Wisconsin. Miss Mekercher, while here, was the guest ot her sister. Mrs. Hal Prince.
 
 MT. and Mrs. H. C.. Lockett to Visit Camp and Son.
 Mir. and Mrs. Lockett are leaving the end of the week for Camp kearny where they will visit their son Charles Rial Lockett who is a member or Company A-15Sth infantry.
 Mrs. John O'Malley left Thursday for Tucson where she will pass a few days with the Edward OMalleys. visiting also in Bisbee and Douglas before her return home.
 Mrs. R. NJ. Francis arrived from Hollywood a few days ao and is bein entertained by Mrs. F. Louis Zimmerman.
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Picnic at the Country Club Is Enjoyable Sunday Event.

A picnic at the Country club on Sunday had as it's members MT. and Mrs. George T. Lutgerding. MT. and Mrs. Barry Goldwater, MT. and Mrs. Donald Mcqueen, Dr. and Mrs. Robert Brownfield, Mrs. Phil Lewis, Mrs. Frank Bennett ad Miss Beth Gold water.
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Pretty School Girl Hostess at Attractiva Dance. Friday.

Miss Mary Ryan, the pretty school girl daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Peter Ryan gave a delightful dance at the School of Music Friday evening. The auditorium was decorated in a pink and green color scheme con- ceived in carnations and feathery ferns. The Eichenbroner orchestra furnished an attractive dance pro- gram. MT. and Mrs. Ryan and MT. and Mrs. Leon Clyde Wilber chaper- oned the juniors present who num- bered Miss Dorothea Wilber, Miss Marion Bennett, Miss Dorothy Brown field, Miss Ruby Reagan, Miss Ruth Burtis, Miss Gertrude Buntman, Miss Harriet Tritle, Miss Gertrude Darby, Miss Mary Sloan, Miss Phillipa Jones. Miss Ruby Hughes, Miss Edith Lieb- now, Miss Genevieve Cope, Miss Helen Firth, Miss Mary Burton, Miss Virginia Graves, Miss Loreen Hawes, Miss Margaret Tait, Miss Helen Ellis, Miss Ellen Burton, Miss Kathryn Tait, Harold Moore, Donald Scott. Harry Putney, Thomas. Woodman, Lo- gan Dameron, Thayer Burtis, Clan ence Erhart, Gordon Shackelford, Charles Becker, Weld Thayer, Johnny Norton. Allan Campbell, Herbert En- sign, Ben Taylor, Harold Tovrea, Lee Moore, Joe Smith, Lester St. Claire, Norman Hurley, Vernon Ken nedy, Jack McQuestion and Joseph Humphrey.
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nett, Mrs. W. R. Darrow and William Robinson.
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MT. and Mrs. S. Harry Robertson Celebrate Wedding Anniversary.

In celebration of their wedding an- niversary, MT. and Mrs. s. Harry Robertson entertained with a de- ltghtful dinner dance at their home, 1909 West Washington street, last evening. The national colors were used in the decorations and the at tractive programs which besides con- taining the dance numbers, included several games which were played during the evening. Mrs. Fred Ham, lin added greatly to the evenings enjoyment with several piano num- bers. The guest list included, MT. and Mrs. Fred Hamlin MT. and Mrs. Jack Parsley. MT. and Mrs. Paul Ashton. MT. and Mrs. Max Meadows MT. and Mrs. Henderson Stockton, MT. and Mrs. Fred Paine and MT. and Mrs. Victor Condron.
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Mrs. H. M. Fennemore Will Honor Guest With Luncheon
 Mrs. H. M. Fennemore will give luncheon at the Country club in honor
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Miss Pascoe Will Give Dance
 In Honor of Attractive Visitor

Miss Ruby Pascoe will give dance at the Country club Monday evening in honor of Miss Marie Scheller of Los Angeles. Miss Schel- Ter who is unusually attractive ar rived from the coast on Friday and will be here for some time dividing her. time between Miss Pascoe whose guest she is at the present and Miss Elizabeth Jones.
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Mrs. Alsdorf Will Not Pass

oPTIHg OedSOH m THOehtK,
 Mrs. Frederick Alsdorf to the dis appointment of her legion of friends in Phoenix will not pass the spring season here. having left Tucson re- gently for San Francisco where she
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Mrs. Homer Brewer. of Coast
 Visiting Mother in Phoenix
 Mrs. Homer Brewer is a recent arrival from Hollywood who will pass a fortnight in town the guess of her mother, Mrs. Thomas kava- naugh Mrs. Brewer will be joined here shortly by her husband who has
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will be established for the next lew months,
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Mrs. Fricke is Incentive For Smart Luncheon Event.

Mrs. J. w. Fricke of San Francisco was the incentive for a smartly ap- pointed luncheon given by Mrs George Mintz Friday at her North Fourth avenue residence. Spring flowers were used in effective de- coration, dainty pink and yellow tones being the predominating colors 'ex- pressed in the fragrant blossoms. During the afternoon Mrs. Chester Dana Reed gave several delightful violin numbers and Mrs. Paul Ceilings pleased with piano selections. Miss Georgia Mintz, who is a reader of de- cided ability contributed to the pro- gram. Twenty guests were present.
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Fl Navarro Club Dance Most DefiqhtfuI Event

The Fl Navarro club gave it's last dance of the season Thursday evening at the Woman's club. The auditorium was cleverly decorated with the na- tional colors and flags featured the arrangements in the reception hall. Among the many who enjoyed the charming event were MT. and Mrs. Herbert Burr Atha, Jr., MT. and Mrs. Charles Gardiner. MT. and Mrs. Wil- liam Corpstein, MT. and Mrs. Joe Brown, Mir. and Mrs. Robert Mat theWs, Mr. and Mrs. A. B. Clark, MT. and Mrs. Fred Barrows. MT. and Mrs. Henry Allen, MT. and Mrs. N. E. Metcalf MT. and Mrs. s. M. Briggs, Miss Ruth Goldberg, Miss Aileen Gang, Miss Irene Sidel, Miss Beulah Irwin, Miss Bertha Throm, Miss Ferne Johnson, Miss Loreen Hewes, Miss Ruby Pascoe, Miss Rena Herring
 Miss Maureen Olson, Miss Helen Blake. Miss Virginia Graves. Miss Myrtle Fitzpatrick, Miss Mabelle At wood, Miss Mildred Coughlin, Paul Bowen. Corbin Davidson, Arthur White, Lee Moore, Louis Lowenthal. Neil Harris, Harold Edwards, Joe Smith, Clarence Herwig, Chester Gold berg, Beverly Foley, James Ryan, Robert Timmons, Jack Osburn, Hu- bert Geare. Arthur Barak. Willis Warren, Charles Green, Howard Brunn, Andrew Jamison, Louis Bonn, Edward Peterson, Jay Jacoby and Harold Scott.
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Smartly Appointed Luncheon
 ; H;,,on ,t the Countrv Club

is Given at the Country Club
 Mrs. Sidney Anderson was the motif for a smartly appointed lunch con given by Mrs. Carleton Wood al the Country club on Monday. vel low color scheme was carried out in a pleasing arrangement Of mar guerites. Covers were Iaid TOT eighteen.
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Mrs. Jack Rinehart left Tuesday for Los Angeles.