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Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1918-05-03
Who Doubts Villas Loyalty?

The following figures were received
this morning from Cashier Wiegand
of the Farmers & Merchants State
Bank, showing the subscription of
Villas county towns thus far to the
3rd Liberty Loan.
In every drive made for war funds
by the government, and other sources
Villas county, notwithstanding it's
voting strength is barely 1000, has as
in the present instance, gone far in
excess Of its allotted quota It is a
record that every resident of the.
county may we'll be proud of.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1918-05-03

Total subscribed to date SCI, 25o.0O
Arizona republican., 1918-02-17

Carpenter, Mrs David M. Davis. Mrs. John Longan Airs. Nelson Ritter, Mrs. Charles K. Pishon, Mrs. Fred Woolsey, Airs. T. C. McReynolds, Mrs. Frank Baum, Mrs Edward Kur- meier of Jerome, Mrs. John Parks, Mrs. Edward F. Parker, Mrs. Harry Hall Mrs. Paul Bennett, Mrs. Ira j. Johnson, Mrs. J. H. Coles, Mrs. Don ald Mcqueen Mrs. Lyman Bennett Mrs. J. r. Stephenson, Mrs. H. G. King, Mrs J. F. Alkire, Mrs. Sims Ely Jr Mrs. J. H. Phelps of Wen den, Mrs Angus Cashion, Mrs. J. A. Miller Mrs. Louise Robinson of San Francisco, Miss Georgia Mintz, Miss Ruth Jessop, Miss Birdie Butler, and Miss Grace Wood.
Arizona republican., 1918-02-17
Miss Shackleford to Wed

Quite the most interesting announce
 ment in many a day is the engagement
 of Miss Bernice, Shackleford, the
 charming daughter of Dr. and Mrs. W. D. Shackelford, to Hugh $. An trim, Jr., the news being told a few close friends of the couple yesterday. The wedding follows closely upon the engagement announcement having been set for February 2S. The details for the wedding have been carefully planned by the bride elect who has arranged a most attractive affair at the home of her parents, 552 East Moreland street. The service will be read promptly at o'clock. Reverend w. $. Buchanan officiating. One of the interesting features will be the music, Mrs. L. D. Dameron will be the soloist. with Mrs. William Burton Me
 Candless at the piano. Miss Erile
Arizona republican., 1918-02-17
COUNTRY CUB TO MAKE FEBRUARY 22
 ENJOYABLE EVENT

Washingtons birthday will be eel 'brated with a gala sports event at
 he Country club-a tennis tourna- ment between Tucson and Phoenix being scheduled for the day Partici- patiug in the tennis matches will be a number of the best players in the state. most of whom have already gained fame on the local tennis courts. That the tournament will be a patriotic benefit goes without say ing. and it follows that all society will. be there. Quite a few fashion able folk of the old Pueblo are mo toring over for the occasion, and among those who will be here and take part in the sports as well are Mir and Mrs. Tennv Williams, MT. and Mrs. Frederick Alsdorf and James Lawton. That evening there will be an informal dance at the club, a dinner preceding it.
Arizona republican., 1918-02-17

Dameron. will be the maid of honor and Miss Shackelford's only attendant. and Arthur Barak will serve Mir. An trim as best man. Miss Shackelford is an exceptionally popular girl. She has a remarkable winning personality and very charming manner that makes her an immediate favorite. She is a graduate of the Flagstaff Normal school and until short time ago was connected with the teaching staff oi the Monroe school. MT. Antrim was educated at Stanford university and is member of the Delta Theata Chi fraternity He came to Arizona year ago from Cairo. H.. and is as sOciated with the Southwestern Cotton company.
 Mrs. lngles Ertertains
 Tn Honor Of Her Sister
 Mrs. Paul Renau Ingles extended her delightful hospitality at a bridge tea Friday afternoon in honor of her sis ter, Mrs. II. K. Van Horn of Kansas City. The affair was one of the many delightful happenings of which Mrs. Van Horn will he the inspiration dur ing her stay here The pleasant affair brought together the following guests. Mrs. Louis II. Chalmers. Mrs. Herbert Burr Atha. Mrs Aaron Goldberg, Mrs. Howard Reed. Mrs. s. D. Futile. Mrs. (. D. Doris, Mrs. A. E. Kennan, Mrs. William Perry Sears, Mrs. C. L. Harcl- son, Mrs. Joseph Melczer, Mrs. C. E. Laird. Mrs. J. F. Allire, Mrs. Fred Woolsey. Mrs. George A. Olney and Ms. W. $. Buchanan.
Arizona republican., 1918-02-17
Miss Tharaldson Hostess at Pretty Affair Saturday

Miss Patricia Tharaldson gave a prettily planned affair yesterday afternoon, when she entertained congenial group Of school girls at her home on North Second avenue. The card rooms were decorated in d profusion of hearts. suggesting the Valentine season. The Thrift Stamp prizes were awarded to Miss Billy Manning. Miss Janice Manning and Miss Margaret Webb. The guest list included Miss Marian Pascoe, Miss Yndia Smalley, Miss Mary Janice Huett, Miss Lois Leecraft, Miss Louise Baptist, Miss Edith Burtis, Miss Thelma Blandy, Miss Marion Duncan, Miss Gertrude Evans, Miss Louise Connor, Miss Hattie Lou Stone, Miss Ruth Baum. Miss Jane Christy, Miss Mildred Doris. Miss Janice Manning, Miss Hilda Dickin- son, Miss Billy Manning. Miss Mar garet Webb and Miss Frances Weob.
Arizona republican., 1918-02-17
Bishop and Daughters Back
 in Town from Castle Springs

Bishop Atwood and his charming daughters Miss Elizabeth Atwood and Miss Ellen Atwood, returned to town Monday evening after a de- lightful weekend at Castle Hot Springs, where they were the guests of AIr and Mrs. James R. Roose- welt. On Saturday afternoon the RooseveIts gave a most attractive al fresco tea in honor of their wis itors, sixty being present. On Sun day evening the bishop held services in the dining room of the hotel the collection being donated to St. Lukes
Arizona republican., 1918-02-17

The Echo club gave a prettily ap- pointed Valentine dance at the Wous- ans club on Thursday evening. Ferns and smilax formed the green motif of the effective decorative scheme which featured festooning of hearts Thirty couples were present.
 
 Dr. and Mrs. Harry Carson were hosts of the Fortnightly club Tues day evening when Mrs. J. F. Alkire made the highest bridge score.
 
 MT. and Mrs. Joseph II. AsseIl (Mrs. Bertha Moerlein) are expected to return this evening from their fortnights honeymoon on the coast.
Arizona republican., 1918-02-17

and in the dining room. Mrs. w. s. Buchanan and Mrs. George Coke pre- sided over the artistically decorated tea table, Miss Minnie Lee Spratlen, Miss. Georgia Lee Day and Miss Mary Bernice Buchanan serving. A scarlet and white color scheme was effect lively carried out in the use of carna- tions and a festooning of hearts A feature of the occasion was the musi- cal program presented by Miss Lois Randy. The guests were Mrs. H. J. McClung, Mrs. w. D. Shackleford, Mrs. Marshall Humphrey, Mrs. F. B. Baptist, Mrs. John D. Loper, Mrs. C. H. Dunlap, Mrs. R Thane Cook Mrs Frank T. Alkire. Mrs. John Dunlap, rs. Charles Donofrio, Mrs. Mary Cruise, Mrs. Colt Hughes. Mrs. A. Ii. Kavanaugh. Dr. Ada McNeil Gordon. Mrs. Ivy Wilson. Mrs. l.. H. Arm strong, Mrs. E. w. McCullah, Mrs J. P. Ivy, Mrs. A. H. Linebarger. Mrs. William H. Woolf, Mrs. R. W. Me Curry, Mrs. P. H. Parker, Mrs. Sid rey owen, Mrs C. P. Hart Mrs Ray Patton, Mrs. C. A. Orr. Mrs. Edgar Orr, Mrs. C. w. Trumbo, Mrs. E. l., Hurt, Mrs. B. l.. Purvines. Miss Be9- nice Shackelford. Miss Olive Huff, Miss Bess Huff, Miss Sue Hunt, Mi,a Ida Mae GolZe, Miss Swingle, Miss Ethel Banks, Miss Freeland, Miss Shirley, Miss Otis Banks, Miss Bon nie Basket, Miss Mcdonald, Miss Har- riet Snodgrass, Miss Pearl Butler Miss Mary Erwin and Miss Nina Baldwin.
Arizona republican., 1918-02-17
Country Club Tea Benefits War Relief Fund Materially

The Country club gave a tea yes tcrday afternoon for the benefit of the War Relief Work fund. Follow ing the policy of all club card events Thrift Stamps were given for the highest bridge score, the winner be- ing Mrs. Mrs. Ira J. Johnson Mrs. George F. Goodrich was the hostess. assisted by Mrs. Roy Wayland. Mrs. l.. ". Baum, Mrs. Arthur Esgate Mrs. Edwin Earl Nash and Miss Eva Behn Among the many there were Mrs. Daniel Francis, Mrs. CareIton Wood Mrs. Donald Dunbar, Mrs C.. F. Ainsworth, Mrs. F. J. Bennitt
 Mrs, Rupert F. Moore, Mrs Warren McArthur, Mrs. Kimball Bannister
 Mrs. II. J. Jessop, Mrs. Barry Ho- garty, Mrs. William o. Sweek, Mrs
 Fl. M. Fenncmore. Mrs Lewis T.
Arizona republican., 1918-02-17
Motorists Enjoy Picnic On
 Fora Mcdowell Reservation

A picnic was one of the delightful events of Thursday, the party of motorists enjoying the day at Fort Mcdowell including Mir. and Mrs. Fred Woolsey. MT. and Mrs \. D. Sanders. Dr. and Mrs. s. D. Futile, Mrs. A. B. Kennan, Mrs George Hahn. William Gibson and Dr. F. D. Parker.
Arizona republican., 1918-02-17
Victory Tea to Be Given for the Yarn Fund
ew Residents Are Motif For Pleasant Tea

Mrs. K. c. Spratlen gave a charm
 ingly arranged tea yesterday after
 noon at her home on West Adams street. complimentary to her mother, Mrs. J. P. Lamar, and sister Miss Ona Lamar recent arrivals from Texas, who will make their home here. Little Miss Wilma Day was at the door and the hostess and guests of honor were assisted in receiving by Mrs. Ira N. Whitaker and Miss Irma Lee, Mrs. R. L, McCreight, Mrs. George Day, Mrs. Lucinda Morgan, Mrs. Carrie Cole and Miss Ellen Humphrey were others who assisted
Arizona republican., 1918-02-17

Mrs. Laurence Holden. and Mir and Mrs. Warren McArthur comprised . congenial coterie at Chandler Monday. A few hours golfing and a luncheon at the san Marcos were features of their days absence from town.
Arizona republican., 1918-02-17

Home On Monday afternoon Mrs. J. c. Battelle gave a small tea at her bungalow in compliment to the bishop.
Arizona republican., 1918-02-17
Mrs. Hanny Hostess for
 Friend at Pretty Event

Complimentary to Mrs. William Geary. Mrs. Victor Hanny gave an ex- ceedingly pleasurable affair Tuesday afternoon at her home on North Third street Cut flowers and greenery combined in producing charming decorative effect Present at the in formal tea were Mrs Geary. Mrs. Francis Geary. Mrs. T.. w. Baum. Mrs
 Daniel Francis. Mrs. J. c. Van Ieu- wen. Mrs Charles O'Malley. Mrs. Frank Baum. Mrs. J. H. Coles. Mrs. Hal Prince. Mrs. L. D. Dameron, Mrs. William Burton MeCandless. Miss MacKercher and Miss Ellen Hughes.
Arizona republican., 1918-02-17
Mrs. John D. Parks Hostess At Delightful Bridqe Party

Scarlet and white carnations were pleasingly arranged as the decoration at a bridge given by Mrs. John b. Parks on Thursday. Six tables were ln' play, the prizes being captured by Mrs. Harry Kay, Mrs. Rupert F. Moore and Mrs. Victor Hanny.
Arizona republican., 1918-02-17
Attractive Californian Is BeinU Feted Here

One of the particularly attractive visitors here this season is Mts. Hallie Mooney of San Francisco, who is the guest of her sister, Mrs. Frank Slaker. A number of events, formal and informal, are being planned in honor of the charming Californian during her months stay here. She was recently the motif for a small luncheon given by Mrs. H. J. Lee whose other guests were Mrs. Slaker. Mrs. Isaac Taft Stoddard, Mrs. Thomas Flint Nichols and Mrs. A. R. Cater
 Mrs. Edward Hauser arrived from Los Angeles yesterday and is the guest of Mrs. Charles Smurthwaite. Victory Tea to Be Given
 for the Yarn Fund
 The Victory tea to be given at the WOman's club on Wednesday, the twenty seventh, will unquestionably attract a large and enthusiastic gath ering. The event is being planned by the civics education department of the club and features are being ar ranged that will appeal to everyone. There will be bridge. Red Cross sew ing and knitting and at the conclu- sion of the tea a silver offering will be taken, the proceeds to be used for the yarn fund for knitters in service Mrs. Robert Brownfield has re- turned from fortnight's absence in Los Angeles.
Arizona republican., 1918-02-17
Club Dinner Dance A Smart Event

A Smart Event
 Surpassing in every detail any event of the past few weeks the dinner dance at the Country club on Iues- day evening, attracted large gath ering. Among the many who enter tained were MT. and Mrs. George Lut- gerding who had as guests MT. ana Mrs. Julian Holmes, MT. and Mrs; Donald Mcqueen, MT. and Mrs. Phil Lewis. MT. and Mrs. H. w. Asbury Mrs Arthur Eustace, Mrs. Barry Goldwater, Dr. Robert Brownfleld ana Sam Wilson. MT. and Mrs. H. M: Fennemore entertained a party or fourteen. including MT. and Mrs. Louis H. Chalmers, MT. and Mrs. Floyd Stahl MT. and Mrs. Lyman Bennett Mir. and Mrs. Charles K. Pfshon. Dr. and Mrs. George Good rich. Mrs. s. E. Coats, Miss Grace Wood. and Louis Lowenthal. MT. and Mrs. Ira J. Johnson were hosts at another table, their guests lnclud- ing MT. and Mrs. Carl Anderson, MT. and Mrs. John O'Malley, Miss Harriet Hurley and Harry Robertson. Among others who enjoyed the affair were Mir. and Mrs. Donald Dunbar, MT. and Mrs. Jack Rowlands, Mir. and Mrs. w. J. Kingsbury, MT. and Mrs. John II. Page. MT and Mrs. Laurence Hol- den. MT. and Mrs. Edward F.'Parker, MT. and Mrs. Royal Lescher, MT. and Mrs. Warren McArthur Dr. and Mrs. $. D. Futile, MT. and Mrs. Roy $. Goodrich, IS. Harry Jones, Mrs. Carle- ton Wood, Miss Henrietta Olney, Will liam Coleman Rogers, Sydney J. Ross and Joe CasSou,
Arizona republican., 1918-02-17
pr. and Mrs. George Blair Give Theater Party

Dr. and Mrs. George Blair were among the many who gave theater parties on the initial night of the Elks minstrels. Their guests were Mr. and Mrs. Frank Slaker, Miss El- len Humphrey. Miss Dorothy Blair and Edwin Blair.
 Miss Irma Lee is a recent arrival from Wapato, Wash. who will he here for an indefinite period Che guest of her sister, Mrs. George Day, of 1850 West Monroe street.
 Mrs \. L. Carpenter has returned from a weeks stay in Tucson.
 Mrs. Harry s. Robertson returned Sunday from a delightful 'Ortnight's stay in California.
Arizona republican., 1918-02-17
Mrs. James A. Johnson Is
 Hostess at Bridge Affair

Ss
 Hostess at Bridge Affair
 Mrs. James A. Johnson was bridge hostess of the week giving a prettily appointed affair Tuesday at her home on East Willetta street. Pink carna- tions combined with ferns in an ef- fective decoration. The prizes were won by Mrs F. II. P2rler. Mrs. W. L. Corn of Fort Worth and Mrs. Harvey Patton. Those there included Mrs. A. B. Nichols, Mrs. II. 1T. Shirley, Mrs. Irwin Fletcher, Mrs. George Elias, Mrs. Harvey aPtton, Mrs. E. II. Parker, Mrs. Hal Prince. Mrs. W. l.. Corn. Mrs. P. H. Hayes, Mrs. J. A. McKinnon, Mrs. James J. Wesley, Mrs. c. M. White. Mrs. R. P. Roziene, Mrs. II. E. Hellwarth and Miss Mac Kerchey.
 Mrs. Edward Kurmeier of Jerome is passing the weekend in town.
 MT. and Mrs. John Hughes arrived from Buffalo for an indefinite stay with MT. and Mrs. Victor Hanny.
 Mrs. I. E Solomon of Solomnsville will pass the coming weeks in town with her daughter, Mrs. David Gold berg.
 Mr and Mrs. F. F. Coles will arrive from Bisbee early in the week and will pass a fortnight here the guests Of MT. and Mrs. Ira J. Johnson.
Arizona republican., 1918-02-17
Miss Eva Robbins Hostess al Pleasant Rridue Party


 One of the charming events of the week was the bridge given Thurs day afternoon by Miss Eva Robbins at her home on North Central ave nue. The card rooms were fragrant with cut flowers and greenery. Mrs. Elizabeth Smith Thornton and Miss Amy Greenleaf were the prize win ners. Those there were Mrs. Charles McFIrov. Mrs. Warren Pistor, Mrs. Frederick Robbins. Mrs. J. J. Gan non. Mrs. Florence Ross, Mrs. Ma belle Graves. Mrs. Elizabeth Smith Thornton. Mrs. Earl Curtis. Mss AiIeen Gang, Miss Polly Oliver. Miss Eva Whitson. Miss Margaret OSul- livan. Miss Carrie Rosen, Miss Leah Vesiance. Miss Celeste Thomas, Miss Anna Egner. Miss Irene Seidel, Miss Louise Guyler. Miss Selma Guyler, Miss Louise Class, Miss Agna Nc Canna Miss Pauline Class, Miss Amy Greenleaf and Miss Hazel O'Sul- livan.
 Mrs. Edwin c. Bales was a lunch con hostess yesterday Those who enioved her hospitality were Mrs, Andrew Baumert Mrs. Colt Hughes, Miss Olivia Huff, Miss Betty Hull Miss Ruby Schroeder and Miss Flo Jean Graham.
 Mrs. Maurice Hamburger was a luncheon hostess at the Adams on Tuesday. Among those there were Mrs. BeeckmaE Lorilard, Mrs. Don ald Dunbar. Mrs. Colt Myers ana | Miss Henrietta Olney.
Arizona republican., 1918-02-17

''ONI'E7N OONItNJ T OIN OO to Chandler for Golfinq
 NIT. and Mrs. John II. Page, Mir. and
Arizona republican., 1918-02-17

MT. and Mrs. John Hughes arrived from Buffalo for an indefinite stay with Mr and Mrs. Victor Hanny.
Arizona republican., 1918-02-17

Mrs. Edward Kurmeier of Jerome is passing the weekend in town.
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S0ciQt.

Richard Kidder Meade and son of Wash
ington have been visiting the formers
sister-in law, Mrs John c. Lee, at White
Post Misses Grace and Martha Moore
have returned to Forest Glen, Md. Mrs.
Charles L. Potter Of Elkton. Va. has
been visiting her sister, Miss Annie
Grant Miss Lille Baker Is visiting
relatives in Washington.
CUMBERLAND, MD.
Miss Rosa E. Beckman is visiting in
washington and Baltimore. Mrs. Au-
gust w. Blaul has been stopping in
Washington and Baltimore. Miss Thel-
man Copeland and her cousins. Misses
Helen Copeland and Ada Thomas, were
visitors to washington. Mr.. and Mrs
c. Catlin. Washington, were visitors
Louis Martin, who leaves for Chicago to
enter an electrical engineering school,
gave farewell stag party. The Gradu-
ate Nurses Alumni Association of the
Western Maryland and Allegany Hos
pitfalls gave asbanquet at the Fort Cum
berIand Hotel Monday. Mr.. and Mrs. ].
l. Grimm celebrated their silver we'd
ding Thursday. Mrs. Mary Lewis. who
was the guest Of Mrs. Sarah A. Holmes,
has returned to Washington. Maj. A. r.
Stallings was here from Washington.
Henry w. Parker returned from Day.
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Runaway" and was written by r j.
Marble.
The issue of Tech Life which comes
out a week from tomorrow will be a
patriotic number devoted to the actiyi-
ties of Tech students during the war.
The profit on Techs spring play.
receipts were more than s1,500. This
money will be used for the school ath-
letic fund and the G. O.
Tech, has been appointed advisor of
base bail.
Mr.. Fulton, shop instructor at Tech.
has left the school for France to work
for the American Red Cross lie Will
do special work in the reclamation of
French villages. Mr.. Fulton was ad-
visor of the Tech rife club. which An
ished third In the n. r. A. match last
year,
Plans for the establishment OF a high
school sanitary corps to be a subsidiary
body of the high school cadet cops are
being completeu One .orps will he form
ed in Washingt on. smother In I;ichr1cnd
and another In Baltimore. Each cops
will be under the supervision of com
petent doctor. who VIII meet his cliss
once each week and rive fus .ructlon iii
first aid. The course is composed o. ien
lessons.
Lieut.. Fran; Chsrie'eao 1917 cradu.
ate. who Is now a f.er in the Aviation
Branch Of the S;graI Corps at Camp
Parkfeld. Tenn, ard Lieut. johnson, also
a former Tech hoy. gave the journa lism
class at Tech some inforna tiea concern
ing Army liro last week,
Lieut.. Chirieleson, when asked to ex
plain the sensations while In flight. said
that except for the rush Of wind the
plane seems to be standing still. and after
making several flights alone its occupant
fears no more danger than he would on an
auto ride, During the course Of instruc-
ton the student Il not allowed to fly
alone. but is taken up as a passenger by
his instructor, but after several flights he
il permitted to go up alone. As to the
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In Nearby Society Circles.


Continued from Fifth Page.)
Of friends in Baltimore. Mrs. Julian B.
Waters was the hostess of the A. Y. L. L.
Club Of Germantown and vicinity at its
last meeting. The condition Of Mrs.
Harry H. Buck Of this place. who has
been under treatment in Washington
hospital for several weeks. continues
critical.
MANASSAS, VA.
The Manassas Good Housekeepers'
Club met Wednesday afternoon with
Mrs. w. Fcwcll Merchant. The April
meeting of the Bethlehem Good I-ouse-
keepers Club was entertained by Mrs.
Allison A. Eooff. Mrs. John H. Dodson,
who has been the guest of her sister
Mrs. i. B. Williams. has returned to
Rockford. y. c. Mrs. Elizabeth Ben
nett and her sister. MIS-. Beckwith, of
Binghamton, n. Y. are the guests of
Lieut.. and Mrs George Carr Round.
Miss Eugenia Osbourn and Miss Lulu
Metz have returned from Baltimore,
where taey We're the guests of Mrs.
Richard Maynard. Miss Mary Anne
Piercy has been visiting Miss Estelle
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tona, Fla, where he spent the winter.
Mrs. Edward E. Barham was summoned
to Fort Oglethorpe. Ga. by the critical
Illness of her son. Allen r. Barham-
OAKLAND, MD.
Mrs. Eva Mitchell and daughter. Miss
Elizabeth Mitchell. are spending two
weeks in Baltimore. Washington, and
Annapolis. w. E. Spoerlein and Lyman
Selders. Accident, were at Detroit Mich
Rev. John H. Hills is at Minneapolis,
Mimi. arranging for his family to oc-
cupy their cottage at Mountain Lake
Park this summer. Mrs. Elmer Haulen-
beck returned to Deer Park after hav-
ing spent the winter in Baltimore H v.
Fisher and family moved from Deer
Park to Altamont. Mrs. Roland Lam
inert, Frostburg, was the guest Of Mrs,
James Willison. Mrs. W. L. Davidson.
Mountain Lake Park, has been in Bal
timore for several weeks. Mrs. ]. u.
Stanton. Grantsville. entertained at din
ner a motor party from Connellsville.
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Mrs. n. n. Mccormick returned from
New York. Mrs. q. Frank GAllaAer ana
Miss Lucy wiltshire are guests OF Mrs.
John A. Davenport. Roanoke, Va MISS
Alexander Whetzel. Bruceton. and
Harry Tharp, Charles Town. were mar
ried in Winchester. Mrs. George boats.
hoover and Miss Louise Moore attended
the wedding of Miss Rebecca Pue Nichoi-
son and William B. Lucas in Baltimore.
Mrs. Lewis NJ Light. Martinsburg. Is Wis
iting her parents at Middleway. "A Case
of Suspension" college comedy, was
given under the auspices OF the Bapus!
Young Peoples Union. Misses Elsie ano
mont, after visit in California and
Waco. Tex. have gone TO Washington iof
ten days.
BERKELEY SPRINGS, W. VA.
James Pendleton was home from Alex.
andria, Va. Mrs. Dorsey Chase. Sleepy
Creek, is visiting in Cumberland. Mrs
John w. Trimble Is visiting In PITTS
burgh. Miss Blanche Heidy. Baltimore
is the guest of Mrs. Annie Ambrose
Mrs. s. II. Fulton. Sleepy Creek. is In
a Baltimore hospital, taking treatment
Harry Webster was visitor to Mar
tinsburg. Miss Sarah Kirson has re-
turned to Martinsburg. Mrs. J. L. Files
Johnsontown, visited her brother. j. u
N Y, the newly appointed assistant of the
Berkeley Springs circuit OF the United
Evangelical Church. has arrived. Will
liam Hasenbuhler returned from Colo
RADIO Mrs. Calvin Richards, Philadel-
phia. formerly of Hancock. visited her
aunt, Mrs. p. L. Hedding.
RoMNEY, w. VA.
Mrs. William Russell returned from
visiting Baltimore and Winchester
Harry E. Mcdonald has gone to Spring
field, Ohio. Thurman T. Smith end
family moved to keyser, Va. Miss Mar
garet Keller was home from Charles
ton. Gov. Cornwell was a visitor to his
home here. Mr.. and Mrs. C. r. White.
Capon Bridge, have gone to Paw Paw
to reside. Mr.. and Mrs. Israel Maphis
have moved here from RIO. Nj. and
Mrs. w. McWilliams returned to Capon
Bridge from New York where they
spent the winter. Miss Matte Wheeler.
Springfield. Is visiting her brother in
Baltimore. Misses Zenith Wilson and
Ramah Bowman have gone to Shepherd
College to attend the spring term. Mr..
and Mrs. Abraham Lewis. Petersburg,
have moved to Cumberland. Mrs. will
liam Washington and baby, Springfield.
were visiting at Keyser.
FRoSTBURG, MD.
Jacob Shearer went to WASHINGTON
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OAKLAND, MD.
CHARLES TOWN, W. VA.

Mrs. ]. Frank Weller. Washington.
has been visiting her daughter. Mrs.
John B. Rupley. Bishop William Loyai
Gravatt was a visitor from Charleston
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\ smokeless club has been started
at Business High school. In a speech
at assembly Thursday by Richard Ber-
lin. curtailment of smoking among the
boys of the school was urged. Felix
Mahony chairman of the District
w. 8. 8. poster committee, talked te
the students on poster designs.
A debate on Woman Suffrage" will
be held by the Daniel Webster Club of