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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-05-29
RAISE S34,OOO.OOO
southern Ncthodists Report -Four More
Conferences Over Their
Allotment.

NASHVILLE. TENN. May 2S-Ori-
cial reports from tho Southern Metho-
dist centenary drive this morning show
$50 coo. 600 subscribed with four more
conferences over their allotment. in.
Guiding Western North Carolina. 81
Louis. Little Rock and Nentucky
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-05-29
RICHMOND TIMES DISPATCH: THURSDAY. MAY % 1e1e

Michael arrived here for the first time
on tho transport Agamemnon shortly
aIter dem9bilization began. was de-
reappeared two months later on the
transport Black Arrow. was re-
dcportcd. and now makes his third APP
pchrance. On the two previous occa-
nus time he tried TO better his luck
dressed as sailor.
Captain Arthur Floyd Returns
me boy says his mother was a Bel
Eian. and his father. who came from
CORK. died in 1910. When war broke
, on. ne WAS living with his mother at
'harlevoiN. Belgium. and says a Ger
man airplane dropped bomb on his
home. killing his mother and burying
MIN in the ruins. from which he was
is able to play six wind Instruments.
and was a member of the band OF the
Three Hundred and Ninth Infantry dur
ing the voyage
The Three Hundred aud Ninth lnfan-
try, which arrived on the Santa raula
was in command of Captain Arthur
Floyd. of Phochus. Va. The orrluiza-
tion was in reserve during the ST.
Mihiel drive. but afterward IL WAS sent
to the Mouse Areonne battle ground
The transport Cape May from Bor-
deauN. with twenty-one officers and
i.?Oe enlisted men Of the Three Hun
drcd and Twenty sixth Infantry. ar
rived At Quarantine tonight TO dock in
the morning. Field and staff head
quarters. Companies 4, Il, G. T. q. |
and Is. and First battalion headquar-
the units of the Three Hundred and
Twenty-sixth aboard.
More than two-thirds of the men In
the ambulance sections aboard had
been decorated for gallantry for motor
ineiadsS Wsshin t1S and nHi'i Zee sections
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-05-29

pertl have reached the conclusion thai
tho bones found In Laudru's villa Al
Gambeix were human bones. Landru
replied by protesting against the au-
shorities searshinS his villa withou,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-05-29
protc., Against per..c,,,on

panviile held a mcetin,, las, -!gnt ard
adopted resolutions which we're s.r,
today TO President Wilson these On
oodyins genera condemnation Of INC
persecution Of the jews IN polan:
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-05-29
scott Named for shipping board.

Ev Associated Prcss.l
WASH .NGToN. May 2S.--L.eutcnant-
Commander /. y. Scott, OF New London
Conn. has been selected to succeed
cambridge Co by as member OF the
shtpping board
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-09-13

Mrs. Harry Locke has returned
from q visit with relatives in Denver
Mias Hertha Hilton has returned
from a three months stay in Santa re
where SHE went FOR the benefit Of her
health. Her friends will NJ arntlfied
TO know that she has improved erpa,
~.
Eddie Marcus came Sunday from ~
Paso or acrount OF the Illness OF hih
uncle, Morris ioewenstein.
Lee Baldwin attended the State
Bankers convention IN Albuquerque
Monday and Tuesdav.
Prof. aud Mrs. u. ]. Snyder have re-
turned from q vacation spent at ar
ferent points In the middle east.
Miss Marian spiccr returned TO he
home Monday from tho Socorro hos
pital where she has been ~.
Little Miss Roxie Noe had n lovely
birthday party Friday at her home ON
the school OF Mines road. a beauti-
full birthday cake with five candles,
and all the accessories and the usual
merry games. made 4 very happy af-
ernoon for tho littln hsaos present.
They were Misaep iC.sse Sweet. BETTE
Buisum. Efnc Schmidt. Efne Crab
tree. Helen Baldwin.
Agnes and Homer Iiston went to
Hot Springs Saturday for "A visit with
relatives.
Tho nine months old infant OF Mr..
and. Mrs. n. w. Fowler died Sunday
after an Illness Of two weeks Funeral
aefviccs were held Tuesday afternoon
and intcrmeht made In the X. T.. plot
In the local cemetery.
Dr. I.oewenstoin Of New York came
Monday on ccoun OF the illness OF
HIS brother Morris Loowcnsiein.
Il. y. McDougall and fnmily, OF car
thage. were In town sunday.
w. ID. Bunton. OF Magdalena spent
several days OF the weck With his tam
iiy hero.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. II. Hcsson ana
quests Mrs. Hayes and James Hayes.
spent sunday In MagdHlena the guests
Of Father stoeffol.
Mrs. w. \. Erwin returned Monday
from an extended visit with her
daughter. Mrs. W. A. Roberts at Fern
dale.
Ruth Bursum has gone TO III Paso
where she viii enter the III Pnso
School for Girls.
Robert Hilton left Monday for Roa-
well where he viii attend The Military
Institute.
W. u. Newcomb returned Sunday
from the Texas oil fields. lie WIS nc
companied home BY his cousin, ROY
. Fisher OF ~ Psso.
Miss Marguerite owoot has been
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-09-13

DR., and Mru. Charles q. Duncan, ~.
and Mrs. A. X. IlIinski. Mr.. and Mrs.
Irwin Moore. MI and Mrs Frank O.
Bartlett, hosdnmta A. n. Hilton.
Louise Martin. Hlhnchr Reed. Eleanor
Petty. Ruin 0rifuth. Miss Cora Mof-
fois heusrs. W. - Newcomb. =. A..
Allaire, Matt Fowler. Or. c. c. Clarke
DIR, a. q. kerahew. u. o. Bufaum.
Mrs. f. ~. Wells VIII be q hosteas
Of tho coming week whom she win give
IN large bridge party az the Val Verde.
Mrs. William J. Eaton WINS hostess
to tho Saturday club at it, first tall
meeting. There were three tahfes. AZ
the conclusion ~ the game a delicious
salad course was served.
Z Mrs. John Kennedy. OF las Cruces
who has been the guest OF her aunt.
OF the week for her home.
Mrs. a. u. Ensie r. confined TO her
homo suffering from a severe attack
of rheumatism.
Mrr. Perez. OF Albuquerque. came
Monday to take charge OF the dorml,
tory at the school, OF mines.
Mcrie Esvin spent Monday in Al
%buauerquc.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Nicholas Of Mag
dalena, were in town Friday.
Friends Of Mr.. and Mrs. Charles J..
Neal wnl be Interested TO learn OF tho
birth Of a son.. August ,hirty-nrst, Mt
their home IN III rosa.
Little John Kennedy. OF LIS Cruces.
who with his mother IL visiting at the
home Of Me-. and Mrs. !. a. Lowe. un-
derweEt n slight operation Friday.
from which he - convalosclng nlcoly.
hIias Jean Button ontertained n
number Of her little friends most
pleasantly Saturday evening with n
theater party IN honor OF her tcnth
birthday. The little girls sharing'thl
happy occasion wese. Misses Thelma
Wood. Elizabeth Nicholas. Ruth Bald
win. Marian baldwin. Catherine VIII
son. Charlotte I0cwonsiein. Birdie
Grace Jehn4on.
W. d. Bunton OF Masdaiena was
here Friday
Mrs. Mande Rnton Inc gnest. Mrs.
Harry Jacoby OF vi Paso. left sunday
for a stay In MIL Canyon.
Little Doris crabtree had the mis-,
fortune to fall Sunday and fracture
her arm.
Mr. and Mrs. james H. Datchelder
and Mrs. r. u. Everncart motored TO
the oil fields cast Of town sunday.
Mrs. James Hayes and son. James
Of NJ Reno. Oklahoma, are guests OF
Mrs. Hayes daughter. Mrs. J. IL. Hes
on.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-09-13

meroas functions, many Of shcm quit.
ELABORATE.
Notthie am az The recent affairs
wna fhe hr.ift puftt, ~ say even ~
with which Nisa sshlnn Butler en-
|~tortalned a. n pafsis '.nmc. lhc
rooms were 10 Nv witf fall flowers.
Mrs. Louise Martin n udc high score
nor tho iaGies una wls 1 es-n'ei Wit,
n hair OF <s7k Tocksr.:s IN rhnrlns
q. pnnca.l pan the 60 lcma..'s pr,se
Ia hox % ciEu y. pe.t"ts rcfssu4ls.
monts IN two courses wa set ~ 'hc
.folonlng gue~an enjoY,t his nlr,ssn,
Or. ani fsrs =. d. minsNi. mr..
ana Mrs. lee "a d~ia. SIR aad Mra }.
r. Smith, ~. and Mrs. c. G. Duncan.
Mr.. and Mrs. ". o. Bursum Aesdamcs
Louise Martin, Eleanor Petty. Ruby
Griffith. blanche Roed W. II. Bunton.
Anton Mayer; Misses Masy Roach,
Corrine silva. Veronica Batter; Messis
=. a. Aliaira. Harry Stafford. Matt
Fowler. DR.. &. c. Clarke. Dr. Theodore
Kershaw. Judge n, H. Campbell.
Mrs. Louise Martin was a charm
ing hostess Monday evening when she
gave n surprise party for her brother,
W. ~ AaMANNEHf ~ A"t'f " na ''f%
day. So quietly were all the details
arranged mat Mr.. Nowcomb WINS gem
timely surprised. Bridge was the eve
ninra diversion and rriEeal for high
score we're won by Miss Aoflet and
Homer I'M. A dainty collation. OF
two courses was served. Those pres
ont were Mr. and Mrs. II. o. Bursum.
Mr, and Mrs. George Cook. MT and
Mrs. VIII Eaton. Dr. and Mrs. A. y
uninski. Mosdamce Anton Mayer,
blanche Reed, Eleanor Petty. Elias
spcare. Ruby Griffth. 4. -. Everheer'
Misses sahina Butler, Cora Mofte't.
Mcsrs. Matt Fowler, y. a. Allaire, Roy
Fisher, Homer Hill. ~. T. q. kershaw
Judge II. T. campbeil.
As a courtesy TO Mr.. a. u, Hilton,
who leaves soon for Boston 20 spend
the winter, Mrs. Holm o.. bursnnl'
entertained with two delightful bridge
imrtios-one on Wednesday afternoon
the other Thursday evening.
ON wednesday afternoon Mrs. An
ton Mayer made high score. An ice
course. with sailed nuts was served
Those invited were. Mesdames A. "a
Hilton. c. II. Brown, Lee baldwin, W.
y. Bunton. q. Il. Cook, James 7. chase
Frank @. Bartlett. T. V. Everheart'
George Keith. Anton Mayer, u. ~
snidcr. Il. n. Wells. G. n. Wilson, J.
y. smith. John Greenwaid. 81, J.
sharks. George X. Noe, A. \. illnski'
w. J. Eaton. Louise Martin MISC.
Anne Fitch. Elisabeth Bartlett.
rhu,sdav cvening's guests included,
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-09-13
GLAD TO TESTIFY
hsys Wptpga LADY, "As To Wha
CsFdui Has Done For Ne, Sc
A. To Help 0shers"

waioga. W, va~Nr. S. ". uadwsn,
% this loan. says "lR'hen shout IS year,
q ace, suffered greatly Sometimes
~oale 20 Z noah Or two, and / had
isl1hle headache, baekache, and bearing
Gown paiRs, and would lust drag ana
had no appetite. Then . Il would lasi
too weeks. and VA 90 weakening.
and my health was awful
NY mother bought me q bottle d
cardui. ard | baean 10 Improve alter
taking ne first bottle. 80 KEPT Il up ill
took lhree 81 gained. and Was vel
and sireue, aad ows Il al lptaseui.
am married nov and have D ehildren
Have nayef had 10 have . doctor lor
female trouble. and lusi resort 10 cardul
n need 4 tonic, am glad 70 testify to
what 4 has done iqs nc. 20 Is 70 help
oihefa,"
II yQp are nervous Of weak, have he'd
aehes, ~bzckaehes, o. any Of lhe othei
|llmeqls 50 eommon 10 women. why moi
i've cardpi . liai7 Recommended b.
many physicians, IN Use over 40 years.
Bsgin taking cafdui today. II ma,
n ~ vssy msdIeins ycu need.
Vc~ly
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-09-13

Now said tho decorator 10 his
brand new assistant. you have
finished your work FOR the week.
But n you'ii stay and mind tho shop
You an extra a~iNpence. Dom fOfgct
sny message % orders and be sure
you understand them"
Twenty minutes later the master
demanded " anybody called.
"Yos," assented the youth. Some.
body came In as wanted somebody to
10 somewhere some time and do
something. hut ! told him IN no
time ah on Saturday afternoons there
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-09-13
Mountainair Notes

Mrn John Doyle has beer ~ for
. week nj her hume north OF town.
MI and Mrs J. i. Chapel are al
Hot SPRINGS,
Mrs q /. Hlgclow and sons, Rob
GRIT and Rowland returned from a
few months visit in Long Beach. CAL
iiurnia, Tuesday morning.
}. Lows Clark viii move hts fam
iy TO Mo%uniainalr for school ad-
Vantages,
Len Booth Is visiting his mother In
Albuquerque.
danes II. Rhoadoa has reinrned 10
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-09-13

wasn't nobody nowhere 10 DO not
nohow. H. said In that case I'D
fused your acceptance OF the
he's not giving you. cause he nd
nothing OF any ono who does
thing anyhow. aud never gctu "A
ing done whom never expected.
Tho boy got the sixpcnce-and
sack.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-09-13

confined to her home by illnoss This
week.
Robert Eaton left Saturday for
Great Lake. Naval training station.
utter a months furlough which he
spent with bis mother and sisters
here.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-09-13

The Evening Herald IL the
Aexico paper that put the ''Cl,
IN Classified advertising.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-09-13

Aias Nancy Marsh uf Esiancia has
been the guest Of Mrs. A. NJ. Dykstra.
She has gone to phooniN. Ariz. 20 en-
ter he conservatory OF music there.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-09-13

H. Emery Davis Of Los Lunas. left
Friday night for Gallup. Mrs. Davis
iH visiting Mrs. D. y. Herndon.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-09-13

Or. and Mira. J. A.. Reidy leave to-
morrow for q months trip IN the East.
They will visit Mrs. Reidy's parents
al on City, Ia
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-09-13

bHncih@ All Ntfht Nothihg NcEs
william Kemp, who lived In tho
reigu 81 Queen Elizabeth. danced all
the way from London TO Norwich.
He was seventeen years Of age when
he performed this feat. For nine
days this nimble person capered over
the r0adaides and meadows.
Kemp wrote a pamphlet about his
experiences, entitled "Kcntp's nine
dales wonder. performed In a Dance
from London to Norwich" Kemp
describes how the gentle entertained
him IN their mansions a. night, and
the staple Joined handS with him by
day and keft him company on his
journey.
One young country lass danced
with him for "A whole mile. She
decked herself In cap and bells for
the purpose and wagered she would
not lose her breath before the mile
was up. she won the wager, and
Kemp treated her 10 several pots Of
ale, 'as Ele was oyerheated might
ily."
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-09-13

|hs. han. h.r. .f,sr ~.n.ns,n~ ..,.,al
s- ~
No. ~ esr4chtst~e ~. re,,.rnea
sre., s~,hn,..r.nc ~here 10 reeese-
" underwear an oporalou al one u
tho hnapliah.
W. vs.. Morrison who has been eis-
itinK the family Of 4. sellers. has re-
turned 70 his home at Wauriha. Ok
lahoma.
= mor,s;. s.ess,on snent IN sou,hsrn
California.
" n E,nmnn has rrmrnad from
knn.nn M 1a1 decided 10 build a
raftare MA make thle Mace hls home,
ner, ii prlrhf III Albuuurr1ue
wa here WP&dnre.lav. and In the
r,cninr rcachea al the Methc6ist
church'
u.- r.,N~.o. ~hc a. 9Th
.r.a" ~ "e hse
~ III, fcits 80 ftat he
st. w. ~, 49, there FOR
~
= W ~ ~ -sn -.
@t-.S ..~
l..n4 ""e'' 4N""
,e
erof. and Mrs. 5 w. parton psssed
e"hf. knterment was made Wennes-
gay az the Meunteinalr eeme,sry'
MIS- Corsnne ifeFF,s sister Or MIs
fafton' came from A~lpsgusrque Wen-
nttQa4 morning. anu-w VIII rlcho y ~"
"feh@ ftAiiin& NfH fArto""
school will open Monday With the
following teachers In cnarHci Super
~lntrnHent 3 w. Parton. Miss Mildred
Webb. AIRS. J. =. Veal Miss Anna
Doyle, Miss Lois Holion, and Aiea
Alice Hoylaud.
-
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-09-13

A. W. Hikker. ~ manager OF tbs
Continental Casually Company leave.
this evening for Chicago ana Denver.
He vii be away two months.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-09-13
Picking Up n Man-Ehls Janfs says
Tlsnt 10 h An Higld.

Elsie Janis. writing OF her wonder
ful experiences with the American
Expeditionary Forces, IN the Septem-
her issue OF Good housekeeping. says;
II picked up acquaiufances all over
the place, and ! don't ever eypect to
stop doing II. Why shouldn't we
speak to people II W. like their looks ?
Life Il so short. and we may never
see them again. That Is why,
though her house n at Tarrytown.
Miss Janis Is at home. and welcome.
wherever she goes:
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-09-13

eiso total caiories; 100 protein cal
ories.
! pound dried apricots.
l cupful Of sugar.
tahlcspoonfuls graduated gelatin.
= cupful cold water.
Carefully wash the apricots. cover
them-with cold water and LET soak
for several hours. Add sugar and
boil slowly for n hour In the water
IN which the apricots have soaked.
Strain through a nne wire sieve. With
the Juice. they should be Of the con-
sistency OF fruit butter. While hot.
stir In the gelatin. which has been
softoned IN the cold water. Mold and
serve with whipped cream.-Septem-
Der Good Housekeeping.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-09-13

-. Johns Episcopal church has
the distinction Of heinC r~urrosnded
with ivy clips from sixty different
English churches, although vet out
only recently all seem 70 have taken
were obtained through Mr.. Iasepn
Wilson, 9ne Of whose guests sent him
them from an eastern university.
which has a collection OF ivy vines
taken from the English o~athedrals.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-09-13

Mr.: Logan has gone to Montana for
two weeks.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-09-13

tiltulcl
Hot Bouiilon tin thcrmos hottlc)
Cheese Sandwiches
Picked Beet Sandwiches
Small Potatoes with salt
Baked Hcans Potato Chips
Chocolate Tapioca I'm cupsl. Fruit
MIX lin thermos bottlel
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-09-13

AR. and Mrs. Bixby have returned
20 Albuquerque and have taken a
house on South walter.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-09-13

Mrs. Pesrcs Rodey has returned
from the upper pecos where she
spent the summer.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-09-13
Majestic Range
Bargain Week
SPECIAL DEMONSTRATION AND
BARGAIN SALE Oh
Majestic Ranges
At Our StoreAOne Week ONLY -

We have arranged to use the former Golden Rule Store room,
next door to our store, 307 w. Central, for these demonstra-
tions-so there will be room for all.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-09-13

DT. II: r. Brown has returned from
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-09-13

Niss Lillian Ksmpcnioh left for los
Aneelcs on Nonday % be the suest Of
lmr aunt. Mrx s,einiein.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-07-19
Miss Mabel venseiow of North Tod
ave. viii accompany Mrs. John Sterling
10 Hobart 10 spend the weekend

Miss Mabel vense1ow Of North Tod
ave. viii accompany Mrs John Sterling
10 Hobart 10 spend the weekend
Mr. and Mrs. Albert Muhu have taken
the Larson apartment recently vacated
by Mrs. j. NJ. MendenhaI who now
makes her home with her daughter Mrs.
Charles Geyer Of Indiana Harbor but
at the present time they are al Magician
Lake. Mich, summering.
Mrs Jane schiliings, Inland nurse is
back from restful vacation spent in
the mountainous district Of Pennsyl-
vania and has already resumed her
duties making her daily call IN a new
Dodge car recently purchased for her.
II Will be remembered that Mrs Schil-
fingers met with an accident a short
time ago whereby her other car. a Max
well. was demolished completely. The
new car has many advantages over the
old one and the nurse IS &ghly pleased
with IT, Her rounds to the homes Of the
sick are greatly facilitated with the use
of her machine.
Mrs. J. Claude Smith Of Grapevine st.
IS back from her visit Of several weeks
spent in Alabama where she went to
recuperate from an Illness Of the flu
which she suffered during the winter
months and had not quite regained her
former strength
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-07-19
TUtir Civ
Neus Notes

Miss Anna McInerny OF south Barring
ave. has returned from visit to Spring
held, III.
There is a novena being conducted at
ST. Mary's church in I44th st. commenc-
Ing yesterday morning at o'clock mass
and viii continue through morning and
evening hours of worship up to July
26tn. Daily morning service will be at
o'clock evening hour will be at 1880.
and Sunday masses will be celebrated
At end o'clock. Devotions will take
place Immediately following morning
worship.
Henry Carltn. of Cleveland. Ohio. Is a
visitor at the home OF his aunt. Mrs
c. +. sullivan in Chicago ave.
Mrs. Jesse Dewey has returned from a
couple nf weeks visit 70 Rockford and
lena. Ill
Miss Gail Mccoy. daughter Of Mrs
Nellie Mccoy of North Magoun ave. is
preparing 10 enter the Burnham Institute
Of Chicugo TO take up "a course along
beauty culture lines and 81 the compile
ton Of her study will lie associated IN
he business with her mother as her
assistant
Mrs. Margaret McNah. who conducts
the home restaurant a the American
Steel Foundries. is making preparations
g leave for an eastern trip Of e couple
II weeks
L. 3. Faust Of the Hubbard steel
Foundries Will depart within the coming
week for Buffalo. y. Y. where Mrs Faust
and the two children preceded him a
couple Of weeks ago, where Mrs. Faust
was called owing 10 the death Of her
sister The family will return by auto.
Mrs Melvin Field. Of Fir s.. Is away
on a visit TO several points down in the
southern part OF the state.
Wedding announcements have reached
this city from Alton ILL.,, apprising the
friends here that John Halloran. who
4 formerly lived here and nephew of Mrs.
i Henry Callahan OF Carey st. was united
in marriage TO Miss Vera Kelley OF that
city. the date OF the nuptials being
membered here by many Of his former
class mates at St. Mary's porochial
school. from which he was graduated.
| An affair of a miscellaneous shower
nature was held complimentary to Mrs.
/ Dominic Joyce. a recent bride. a the
/ home of Mrs L. ID. Godfrey in the Atlas
Il DunQlDR last evening anu tdAhS ehlAA
4 music consisted OF the evenings enter
tainment with a delightful course lunch
con served In the awards Of the game
Miss Mayme Whelan and Mrs. Earl Sills
scored honors There were many pretty
| gifts bestowed on the honor guests.
| At the First Baptist church, Indiana
Harbor tomorrow the Sunday school
hour will be 945 with preaching at the
II o'clock service. The Junior and Sen
Tor Lea gues VIII meet at $50 and the
evening prayer and sermon will COM
mence at 1880 o'clock 4 very inter-
esting program has been arranged At
| the services with graduate and allied
members of the Franklin Institute set
ting forth the life and work Of this par
ticular school. Also three young women
in the community in teaching interests
Of the Daily Vacation Bible School will
talk on behalf OF the institutes work.
Those OF the faith in the city and
strangers are cordially welcomed to all
hours OF worship.
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Jones. OF 1920
Grapevine st. lost their weeks-old
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-07-19

Barring avenue and making preparations
to occupy it.
The Victor Badeaux's have under con-
struction very pretentious bungalow
At Barring and Hist st OF stucco design
and trim.
Mrs. George orr. widow of the late
DR. Off has returned from Henderson.
Ky. and from the obituary services held
there attendant with the interment OF
her husband. Mrs. Bucholz. mother OF
Mrs. Off and a resident Of Henderson.
KY. is here with her daughter and will
remain indefinitely.
Mrs. Ernest Summers OF Grapevine ST.
has her mother Mrs. b. F. Miller OF
Muncie. Ind visiting her.
Harry Miller who made his home
with the r. NJ. Barrons previous 10 his
leaving for war service and abroaTd
duties. IS back with Co. D. Engs.. his
assignment. and taken his old position
at the Inland Steel office.
Mr. and Mrs r A. Bates Of Beacon
street are having an enjoyable outing
at Westboro, Wis. which is coming TO
a close termination of time as they are
expected back within the coming week.
Edward Lundquist of Euclid ave and
an employe of the Inland steel mill was
operated on yesterday 10 have his ton
sils removed and doing very nicely.
A typhoid fever patient is Mr. Everett
Collins of Fir street
Services at St Paui's church in Deo-
dar and 13Sth streets tomorrow viii be
at the hours Of o'clock when the sun
day school services will be conducted
and the regular preaching service AZ 70
O'Clock in English Rev. Theodore
Claus pastor.