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The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1919-09-14

After spending several days in New
York City and at Fishers Island Long
Island Sound, Mr.. and Mrs. Howes mo.
tored through Connecticut, Rhode Island
and New Jersey. En- route home Mrs.
Howes stopped in Oklahoma City for
a short visit.
Miss Francis Graham and Miss Cecil
Jones will leave tomorrow for Athens to
enter the Lucy Cobb College. This will
be Miss Graham's second year in that
institution.
Miss Louise Norman, graduate of Ard
more High School, '19, leaves this after
noon for Jacksonville, H., where she
will attend the Illinois Women's College.
Mr. Thomas Norman leaves tonight for
Norman to re-enter the law department
at the University.
Mrs. Arch Hurley of Tucumcari, n
NJ, is the guest Of Mr.. and Mrs. c. W.
Morgan, McLish avenue.
William Warren, son of Mir. and Mrs.
W. +. Warren has gone to Bellbuckle,
Tenn to enter the Webb Military School.
Mrs. and Mrs Jack TIoban are visit.
ing friends in Kansas City. They will
be away several days
Miss Anne Anderson will return to.
day from Norman, where she attended
the rushing season of the Alpha Chi
= Omega sorority at the Oklahoma Uni
y yersity.
Miss Mamie Murray of Berwyn and
Mrs. win Suggs of Mesa, Ari2., who is
visiting Mr. and Mrs. George Murray
at Berwyn, were Ardmore visitors yes
terday.
Miss Doris Worley is visiting friends
in Oklahoma City.
Mr.. and Mrs a. II. Kinard of Ran
ger, Texas have returned home after
visiting friends in Ardmore. Mrs. Kin
ard has been here several days and
was joined Friday by Mr.. Kinard. Their
trp home was made overland.
Mrs. Roy Duston and little daughter
Dolores, have returned from a two
months stay in Corpus Christi Texas
Mr. Duston, who accompanied them
will not return before the first of Oc
tober.
Mr.. Marshall Diggs of Dallas, Texas
is expected to arrive today to visit a
week with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. r.
a. Diggs.
Miss Gladys Scivaly will return to
day from Norman, where she took part
in the rushing of the ri Beta Phi so
rority at the state university.
Miss Elizabeth McCann expects tc
leave tomorrow for Gaesburg, ILL.,. to re
sumo her studies in Knox College.
Mrs Frank Gates and daughter. Miss
Muffett, are expected home today after
a several weeks visit in the east Theil
time has been divided between New
\ Yorl, and New Jersey.
George Iolingsworth, who served
overseas as lieutenant in Company r
1llth Engineers, and who has beer
visiting in California since his return
to the states, is in Ardmorc and is the
guest of Mr. and Mrs. II. II. Sayre.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. w. Cruce will leave
Tuesday morning for Marion and Other
points in Kentucky, where they vii
spend month visiting relatives.
Mr.. Walter Neustadt is in New York
CITY on business. 1t is probable thai
Mr.. Nuestadt will Join his wife in the
Adirondacks to accompany her home
Church Societies
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1919-09-14
Church Societies

The Presbyterian Missionary Society
will meet Tuesday afternoon at 3 o'clock
at First Presbyterian church.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1919-09-14

Ardmoreite want ads bring results.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1919-09-14
Society Events
BY Mrs. Emmitt t. Reid
Phone 53S-

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The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1919-09-14

Mr.. Walter Neustadt is in New York
City on business. 1t is probable that
Mr.. Nuestadt will Join his wife in the
Adirondacks to accompany her home,
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1919-09-14

Mr. and Mrs. L. w. Cruce will leave
Tuesday morning for Marion and other
points in kentucky. where they Will
spend "A month visiting relatives.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1919-09-14

George Hollingsworth, who served
overseas as lieutenant in Company r,
1llth Engineers, and who has been
visiting in California since his return
to the states is in Ardmorc and is the
guest of Mr. and Mrs. IL. II. Sayre.
The Delta independent., 1919-12-26

A0sifinl yosf sAy-so. you'e
I'D foppy rcd bAls. n.y. -
fiss, kssdsoms posnd and
haH pound Tin haNtoors-
and-fhsf ciassy, prscficsf
pound crystal glaze lumidor
with sponge naoisfensr top
that kssps Princs Alboff in
sucl porfocf oondfioo !
R. J. RsyneAs Tobaeee
Company
Winsssa-Salen. N. c.
The Delta independent., 1919-12-26
KARA AND SHOW OF WONDERS
At COLONIAL TWO NIGHTS

Kara, the Mystery Man of Indfs
opens an engagement At the Colonial
theatre. Delta, tor two uights, Dseem-
Der 26th and 27th and one matinee Of,
the 9Th. Ina Night in the Orient he
will offer for tho first time in this
country a series Of magical feats that
he recently secured while In Cairo
Egypt-all Of these bewildering and
finding ready place in the extensive
repertoire Of ledgerdemain, which
constitutes the first part Of the pro-
gram given by Kara For many years
Kara has made It . rule to obtain
from all countries the best magic, and
his efforts are always successful. 10
that his entertainments are more
amazing than ever before. There will
appear some treats-in an Oriental
man, which is extraordinary clever.
A musical number will amuse those
fond Of popular airs. These acts will
take place between parts one and
two.
The Bombay Seance or crystal ball
gazing has established Kara as one
Of the greatest seers in the world:
many private exhibitions have been
before committees from psyshic clubs
all over the world. causing the learned
members much surprise and mystifica
ton at his startling demonstration Of
thought projection. During Kara's
stay in Delta he will answer any and
all questions that may be offered to
him. The questioneers may write
their inquiries at home or in their Of
fices and bring them to the theatre.
when they will be answered directly
and in a comprehensive manner. The
prices OF seats for Kara's engagement
will be-adults IS cents. children IS
cents.
The Delta independent., 1919-12-26

spent the fall here. with their grand
parents. Mr.. and Mr.. 8. n Sankey,
and left for home Friday.
Ruth Budd. = teacher at Montrose,
came down the first Of the week for
the holidays.
]. p. Kernohan. who left Delta .
few months ago for Denver. requests
US to send his paper to Lansing. Michi.
gan and adds that he often wishes
himself back in Delta.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. e. Shoke and
children, accompanied by Mrs. Smokes
mother, Mrs. States. went, to Mont
rose Saturday and visited until Sum
day evening with relatives.
Miss Kate Walker and her brother.
C. R walker, and wife went to Gun
nison to spend Christmas holidays
with their parents. the former Wednes
day and the latter Tuesday.
The Delta independent., 1919-12-26
AUSTIN
, ~~< ~~~. ~~~e

Arsenta whinncry has been quite III
this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clinton from Oregon
are visiting the Holroyd family.
The Holroyd and Clinton families
returned Tuesday from q visit to
Ouray.
Miss Amelia Palaxini of Eckert has
bsen visiting her sister, Mrs. Joseph
Benefiel
Miss Hazel Peyton II spending the
Christmas holidays with her brother,
Everett Peyton.
Many OF the ranchers In this vicinity
are feeding range cattle because of the
quarantine on Delta county hay.
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Atwood came
in Tuesday evening to spend Christ
mas with Mr.. and Mrs. A. Harrison.
Guy Whitaker has returned from
Denver. where he was called by the
serious illness Of his daughter. Vera
who is now improving rapidly.
The Delta independent., 1919-12-26
. LraAL NOTICES :
:
Sun, mons

State Of Colorado. County Of Delta. -.
In the District Court.
T. 9. skilton. plaintiff: Va. Frank Mexican.
Weahterbee. John J. Hendricks J. d. Alex
ander. Grace Roscoe. and Irvine Hunter.
The People Of the STATE Of Colorado.
To Frank Mexican. H. 8. Mexican. w. L.
Mckean. Fred I. Weatherbee. John J. Hem
Irvine Hunter. the defendants above named.
You % arc herssy required to appear In an
named plaintiff In the District Court Of
Delta County. State Of Colorado. and answer.
:as dsy
b. pu6iieation. within thirty days after tie
so o. y s.sa e e, u. ~ ). q
against yoe aeeording to the prayer Of the
comPlaist And Z : copy Of ths complaint
With this sumness, or q he ssrvies hereof
ss u W I'm. | ss;..sSsae.: sa % .s:s! sss:
isvsd ssiess lsf sskiss ef IsSsnsss y d.
fault - aferssaI.
The sAid astios n broaskt to iorsciest
tye certain nsEs..ses, ose fsr The ssn Of
with interest q psr csss psf snns.a. !:
par fear unpaid interest ,ceupons atfachea
e .sie nGts sssn Ssn IN he ssn e $3.50 d:s
October 1. 1915. and April /. 1915, with in.
terest from their maturity ct l2 psrs cent
per annum and another Mortxaes dated
$4,000 due with four interest coupons At
tachsd TO said note each in the sum OF
April 4. 1915. October I. 1913. April /,
1916. with interest ON each Of said notes
per annum: for Ss1 30 paid a. water aassss
ments ON the shares OF stock hereinaftsr
mentioned: for $1,000 oounsslIor's fees In
CURED By foreclosure Of mortgages, for
costs Of suit; On said nosss there is now
sum Of $4,000 paid thereon and with in
tercst to this date to the date Of rendition
OF judgment; to have sold to satisfy said
indebtedness the SwA sen. 22. T Is 3. X
stock In the Leon Lake Ditch Reservoir
Company and one In the Lone Pine Ditch
and Reservoir Company. to secure deficiency
judgment against defendants. save Roscoe
paid after sale of said premises. AZ shown
by Sberiffs return. and to have receiver
appointed to take care of the rents profits
and interests OF said promises. for costs OF
suit and general relief and forciose ali
right. titlo. interest. liens and claim Of all
and each Of defendants In said premises n
will more fully appear from the complaint
In said action to which reference Il here
made: copy Of which Ia hereto attached.
And you are hereby notified that II you
plant as shove required. the said plaintiff
will have your default entered By the Clerk
Of said Court and will apply 70 the Court
for tho relief herein demanded.
A. Attornsy for plaintiff et my offics u
Delta. Colorado. In said County. this lst
day Of November. 4. d. 1913.
M1LLARD TA1RI.AMB.
First pub. De. IL: last ps6. jaa. 2. 1915.
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The Delta independent., 1919-12-26
LOCAL HAPPENINGS
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R. 8. Kelso. went to Montrose Fri
day ON short business trip.
Raimon jackson went to Telluride
Wednesday to spend Christmas.
C. r. Koehler arrived home from
Rifle Wednesday to visit his family.
A. l.. Ansted was down from Hotch.
kiss Wednesday on I shopping tour !
Clay and Dolph Davis lett Sunday
for a visit at their old home in Iowa.
G. H Stewart started for San Diego,
Saturday to spend Christmas with his
family. u.
Robert e Kirby arrived Monday
evening from Salida to spend Christ
mas 1t home.
Miss Laura v. Porter went to Mont
rose Tuesday to spend several weeks
! with friends.
Mrs. William Wessea, Nubone Cor
setierre. 215 Columbia At home from
to 8 p. m. sc
Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest 'Engelhardt and
Helen returned the first Of the week
from trip to Denver.
Fred Lees was an arrival Wednes-
day from Thistle, Utah, for short
visit with relatives.
A. l. Gerst and wife Joined the
throng Of holiday pleasure-seekers AM
went to Denver Sunday.
Miss Veronica Pring arrived Wed.
nesday from Antonito for a visit with
her aunt. Mrs. R. L. Pitman and
family.
An arrival Saturday was Frank Mat.
lock from Boise. Idaho, for few
days visit with the r. D. Herrick
family.
n Willard Helmke arrived Monday
evening from Granite Oklahoma. fol
a visit with his mother, Mrs. Gusts
Helmke.
II Mr.. and Mrs.. r. L. Pitman, daugii.
ter, Edith, and Miss Edith Martin re-
turned Saturday from a two days visit
at PaoniA.
After pleasant visit Of three weeks
with the family Of Dr.. W. A. Day, Mrs
e A. Foster left Friday fof her home
At Gunnison.
n A Cline and little son, Clyde. de-
parted Friday for a two or three
months visit with friends at Stan
ton, Virginia.
Mr. and Mrs. Paul L. Blankeubeker
Of Montrose spent several days in the
city last week, going back to Mont
rose Saturday.
J. F. Kyle Of the Delta County
Farmers' Supply company, went up to
his home at Montrose Wednesday for
q good dinner.
Mrs. Warren Bingham left Saturday
for Helper, Utah. where she will spend
a few weeks with her husband who
is employed there.
w. 70. Thompson, who with J. 1.
Doyle. IL located for the past few
months at Mesa, Colorado. was up a
few days the past week.
Mrs. II. Moore and little daughter.
Evelyn went to Montrose Wednesday
to visit with the George Marlowe fam.
| fly during the holidays.
Mr.. and Mrs. q. Sullivan and baby.
and Miss Matte Ryan arrived Tues
day from San Francisco for holi-
day visit with the Ryan family OF
Upper Gunnison.
Maxine and Ethel Pullins, children
OF Mr.. and Mrs. George PulIins. have
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-09-26
Barbara Fiietche Girls
Entertain % Wounded
Men From C0lOnid

The Barbara Freitche Girls enter
tanned twelve wounded men at a sup
per last night in the Western I'M
table which was decorated with
flowers thirty-1ve were seated. The
hall itself was decorated in the ma
tional colors. During the dinner the
lads gave their names and their
home towns while the girls gave their
names and ages Cd. M. ]. Dineseu
made a speech, and was cheered by
the boys. They then cheered the
girls, cheered the cooks and in fact
cheered everyone in sight with that
good spirit and good cheer charac-
~teristic of lads when enjoying them
selves. The Western Improvement
Association Hall was donated by the
association for the occasion.
The supper which was served at
1880 o'clock was one to be long re-
membered by the lads. the ham, veal.
salads, tomatoes, pickles and oh
that homemade pie and cake with
whipped ream two inches thick
UNI, UNI, 1t was never to be forgotten.
The committee which was In
charge of the affair was headed by
Mrs. Jorgen Thompson assisted by
Mrs. p. j. Ryan, Mrs. j. p. Starke.
Mrs. M. H. Madsen, Mrs. w. c.. Tay-
lor and Mrs. c. G. Jones.
The ambulance and the touring car
were used by the local Red Cross
Motor Corps and Sergeant Bechtel.
Corporal Olsen and the Misses Jane
and Myrtle Warren drove.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-09-26
Organize NeW Club

A new club has been organized
among some of the girls of the north
ern section of the city. 1t is called
the G. d. Club and the first meeting
was held at the home of Miss Anna
Jugon, of 149 Washington street. The
officers were elected as follows:
President, Miss Anna Jugon; vice
president, Miss Rose Ference; secre-
tary, Miss Stella Brasky; treasurer,
Miss Amelia Pavek. Refreshments
were served at the close of the meet
ing.
The members at present are the
Misses Anna Jugon, Amelia Pavek,
Stella Brasky, Anna Bodvar, Mary
Belowesky, Rose Ference, Anna
Mezak, Tessie Gasiorowska, Anna
Brusko and Rose Repak.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-09-26
fashion
(From Joan to Dolly

-Bentsville, Tuesday evening.
My dear, Dorothy:
After the gorgeousness of your
m1lliopaire palace car and the ad-
al l write of Bentsville that will
interest you?
Life moves quietly here. Lizzie
Nash has a darling baby girl, born
Sunday night. And the new hall
was opened Saturday with a wonder
full costume dance. Randy and 1
went as Queen Elizabeth and Sir
Walter Raleigh and Randy sent
everybody into gales of laughter by
spreading his cloak at the most I'M
expected moments for me to walk
over.
Randy has bought a little house on
Fern avenue at a bargain. He thought
at first he would sell it again, but
has decided to keep it instead.
Oh, it's such a sweet place, Dolly.
Stone and shingle, built since you
were here, with the shingles stained
green and a green roof and solid
wood shutters also green There is a
squatty front door with a tagged
path and grass growing between the
stones!
We have q lot of joy. he and I,
after work each day, building WIN
dow seats, making a garden and fuss
AIS WIFI thS 1ltllt SIOuluS. tkdIluy
is fixing a clearing in the woods back
of the cottage into what he calls
"the Japanese tea garden" He has
taken a lot of trouble to get bamboo
rods for fencing, and q queer straw
thatch for the roof of the
house which shelters the table and
bamboo stools. He is always sending
away for special things that can't be
got in MISUNDERSTANDING stone Ian
terms, grass mats and things hat
wont be hurt by weather.
1T would be a nuisance" he says,
ito have to lug all the furnishings
indoors every time it rains"
I call that thoughtful for a mani
But maybe L am a bit prejudiced in
Randy's favor.
He has piped water from the lake
ish fountain that gushes at the push
of a button.
We are trying to make the place a
mass of harmonious color. / have
planted a million nasturtiums and
sweet peas. There are loads of per-
e~nnials to keep the place gay year
after year..
The windows are wide and most of
them open outward like little doors,
with loaded panes. The rooms are
flooded with breeze n sunshine and
] am putting up curtains little by
little as I get ideas from the home
magazines!
There is a living room with built
In bookshelves Brandy always was a
book-o-maniac) and an adorable
kitchen which Randy is Improving
every week with convenience IDEAS
of his own. Three sweet bedrooms.
a sleeping porch and another room,
low-ceilinged, high-windowed, sunny,
which could be-wel1, a nursery per-
haps-
You can see the lake from the
back rooms and porch. And how
sweet and happily peaceful 1t Is
like a tired heart that has found
what 1t was searching for!
But, dear, I laugh at my writing
you all this smalltown stuff. Can it
possibly interest you-you who are
infatuated with life and adventure,
hving on thrills, investing your sum-
mer in a heart enterprise that I pray
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-09-26
Many Enjoy Literary Treat
Of ST. Martha'S Guild Unit

By Special Correspondent.
SOUTH AMBOY, Sept. 26:-Those
who missed the reading of The For
tune Hunter" by Miss Miriam Lee
Farley Lippincott certainly missed
the biggest literary treat that was
yer presented in this city. The
story was written by Winchell Smith
and was successfully presented on
the stage of New York City by the
ever popular John Barrymore. Miss
Lippincott did not overdue any part
of the entire play and was always
the character which she was portray
ing. The play was in four acts which
proved just four series of almost con-
stant laughter with just sufficient
pathos to make the play interesting.
During the latter part of the third
act the performance was somewhat
held back by the ringing of the fire
bell. The audience became restless
and a number vacated their seats.
Notwithstanding all this the reader
succeeded in keeping the majority
interested in the story and the frebell
was soon forgotten. Miss Cecilia
Alpine delightfully."- rendered an in
formal piano recital previous to the
reading.
The whole affair was under the
auspices of Unit Nc. 4 of st. Martha's
Guild, the proceeds being devoted to
the improvement fund.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-09-26

BatEtz}Wmd

with figs. vegetable hash. toast, coff-
ee.
lunch: Fish croquettes, tomato
sauce, corn bread. apple sauce, tea.
n Cream of peas soup, baked
onions stuffed with ham, eam sauce
apple, nut and celery salad, coffee,
cookies.
WEDNESDAY.
Breakfast: Baked apple with cream,
cornmeal mush and milk, rolls. coff-
ee.
Lunch: Escalloped rice, tomato and
green pepper, grapes.
Dinner: Fried eggplant, creamed
potatoes, cucumber and onion salad
chocolate blanc mango pudding, GUS
tard sauce.
THURSDAY.
Breakfast: Stewed dried. apricotst
corn mullins, soft-boiled eggs, coffee.
Lunch: Grilled sardines on toast
apples and grapes cookies. tea.
Dinner: Mutton pies Individually,
stewed apples and ~raisins, creamed
carrots and peas, cabbage salad,
cheese, coffee.
FRIDAY.
breakfast: Grape Juice, broiled to-
matoes and bacon, graham gems. coff-
zee.
SATURDAY.
Breakfast: Sliced oranges and BAN
anas, scrambled eggs, rusks. cocoa.
Lunch: Potato ~croquettes. parsley
butter sauce, fruit salad, tea.
Dinner: Tomato soup, corn waters.
green corr fritters, strip, baked
squash. fresh grape cake, coffee.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-09-26
st. Mdry's Alumni
. Dance Fine Success

The dance which was held Wednes-
day night in st. Mary's hall by the
alumni of st. Mary's school and other
former students of tina school, was
a great success. over one hundred
and fifty people attended the affair.
The hall itself was in red, white and
blue. An elimination danace was one
of the features of the evening and
was won by Walter Cladek and Miss
Reinga McNamaca. Another feature
was a broom dance. Two dollars
and fifty cents in gold was awarded
to Miss Edna Woods.
Music for the affair was furnished
by Fred O'Brien and his orchestra.
The committee in charge was COM
posed of John Mortensen as chair
man, and Messrs. Edward Pavese,
Joseph Killmurray, Edward Maloney
and James Young.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-09-26
Lieut.. Oliver GiUen
Welcome Home Dance

AS a welcome home and in honor
of his twenty eighth birthday, Lieu
tenant Lawrence Oliver, of u. s. Navy,
was rendered a dance at the home of
his parents Mr.. INC Mrs. Whitney w.
Oliver, of Catalpa avenue last night.
Dancing to excellent music continued
throughout the evening. A buffet
lunch was served at IL o'clock. nov
city feature. Race a la Fliver" caus-
ed the greatest sport of the even
ing.
Among those present were The
Misses Irene Warbler, Helen and Luz
ellie MACMILLAN, Edna and Eliza
beth Oliver and Ruth Block and Mes
sers. Howard Rooms, Francis Hughes,
Francis and Walter Oliver, Harold
Evans, Louis P. Booze, Jr., Harry Ma
can, Lawrence Oliver and Mr.. and
Mrs. Orville Macan and Mr.. and Mrs.
w. w. Oliver.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-09-26

By Special Correspondent.
KEYPORT, Sept. 26.-Tonight,
Coronel Council, No. 1885 Royal Ar
canum will hold a meeting of unusual
interest at which time Grand Vice
Regent Kendrick will be present. In
addition to the visit of the Grand
Vice Regent, the State Medical ex-
aminer DIR. G. T. Apologize of New
Brunswick will be present. Invitations
have been extended to all nearby
councils and it Is expected that a
large delegation will be present from
all nearby towns. A class of candi-
dates Is expected to be initiated, in
addition to those locally will be a
class from Adlephic council New
Brunswick and Middlesex council,
Perth Amboy.
At this meeting secretary A. A.
Philo will give a financial report of
the entertainment recently held for
the benefit Of the local order at the
Surf theatre. 1t is expected that
about $3.50 will be gained by the event
this to be given to the Orators fund.
After the business of the evening on
Friday, a social hour with refresh
ments will be a feature, Orator Jud-
son S. Hopla and committee to be in
charge.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-09-26
Surprise Party For
Mr.. And Mrs. Richards

A surprise party was rendered to
Mr.. and Mrs. T.. Richards Wednesday
night al their home. Dancing was en-
joyed. Music was furnished by Blaine
Pritchard's orchestra. Piano selec-
tons were rendered by Miss Haldis
Moe and Mr.. Barron Cleaver. A re-
past was served at a late hour.
Among those present were the Miss
es Ellen Dagger, Haldis Moe, Elizabeth
Richards, and Messers. Leo Hendrick-
son., Vigo Dagger, Barron Cleaver,
Raymond Richards and Master Cyril
Richards, Mr. and Mrs. George Weld
man and son, Howard, Mr.. and Mrs.
II. Moe and daughter, Anna. MI. and
Mrs. Martin Moe and Mr.. and Mrs. L.
Richards.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-09-26

may repay you well.
Dolly, Dolly, ARE you satisfied
and happy? Will you not have to
PAY, dearest, for all this wondrous
luxury and unusual experience?
Yours always lovingly and faith
fully,
JOAN.
p. 81 suppose you will scott, but
Randy says this John Heron is NOT
altogether to be trusted. He won't
tell me exactly what he means, but
l gather that Randy knows more
about him than you realize. Oh, my
dear, be wary, and do look out for
the presidents lcatty wife. Remem-
Der that from her point of view 1t
DOES look queer. Joan.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-09-26
To HOldFdlr

The regular meeting of the Ladies'
Aid Society of the Danish M. e. So
ciety, was held yesterday afternoon
at the home of Mrs. MAIDS Andersen,
of Park avenue. A large attendance
was a feature of the meeting. Plans
for holding a fair during the fall were
discussed. A social hour was enjoy
ed and refreshments were served.