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NATIONS ALREADY PICKING DATES FOR Ball
Two Junior Assemblies Instead Of Three Planned Be
Held First Fridays of December and February-New-
port Filling Up and Planning to Receive Royalty

and Mrs. Edison Bradley, who have
been for several weeks In Tuxedo Park
will be summer neighbors OF Mr.. and
Mrs. Penfield at Arcadia Farms, which
Is on the st. Lawrence River Mrs.
Elliott F. Shepard. before going to
The Virginia Hot Springs for the sum-
mer, Is with her son-in-law and daugh-
ter. Mrs. and Mrs. William Jay Schief-
felin, at their country place. Tranquil
lily Farm, in Ashville, Me-, not far
from Bar Harbor. Charles Lanier will
go this week to Lenox, where he has
had for many years a country place
known as Allen Winden. George f.
Baker is in Tuxedo Park for the pres
emit, but later will make visits on Long
Island. Mr.. and Mrs. william d.
Guthrie are at Meudon. Locust Valley.
for the summer and late autumn, and
ut one of the houses on the estate arc
their son-in-law and daughter. MT. and
Mrs. Eugene Sands willard. Mr.. and
Mrs. Horace Havemeyer have COMO
to Islip, l.. l.. where they recently
built new home. Mr.. and Mrs.
Harry T. Peters are at Nearholme In
Islip, where also are Mr.. and Mrs.
Samuel T. Peters, who have opened
their summer place, Windhole.
Mr.. and Mrs. William DeForest
Manice recently purchased from Henry
Fletcher Godfrey his country place in
Old Westbury, L. l., which will be their
home in the future. Mr.. and Mrs.
John r. Trevor have taken for the sum-
mer Little Farm, the place in Katonah
Of Mr.. and Mrs. William Fahnestock.
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Weddings and ENGAGEMENTS

for the wedding, 1t will take place
here in the autumn.
Announcement was made last week
by Mr., and Mrs. Charles E. Donnell OF
st. Louis, Mo, of the engagement OF
their daughter, Miss Mildred Donnell,
to Thomas Hunt Talmage OF Carlton
House, this city, son by former
marriage of Mrs. Winthrop Il, Dwight
OF ~ East Forty-seventh street. Mr..
Talmage was graduated from Prince
ton In 1917 and is a member of the
Union, Knickerbocker and Racquet
and Tennis clubs. The wedding will
take place in st. Lolis.
Brig.-Gen. Samuel Il. Tllman,
superintendent OF the United States
Military Academy at West Point, and
Mrs. Tillman announced last week the
engagement OF their daughter. Miss
Katharine Delaplaine Tillman, to John
r. Martin. Jr., son OF MIR, and Mrs.
John r. Martin OF Jacksonville. Fla,
and a nephew OF Henry y. Fletcher,
United States Ambassador TO Mexico.
Mr.. Martin was graduated from
Princeton in 1911 and has since been
in the diplomatic service. He is at
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Mrs John Z. Parsons is at Interlaken
and Mrs. Carlos NJ. de Heredia is at
Wheatleigh. Mrs. Charles Astor
Bristed and the Misses Bristed have
been for a few days with Mrs. John
E. Alexandra ut Spring Lawn before
opening Lakeside for the summer. Mr..
and Mrs. Montgomery Hare were with
the Misses Parsons at Stonover for
the wedding. Mr.. and Mrs. Andrew
Carnegie are at Shadowbrook until
August. when they will go 10 Bar
Harbor. Mrs. William Douglas Sloane
after a motor trip has returned to
Elm Court. Mrs. Joseph II. Choate
and Miss Mabel Choate are at Naum-
keag in Stockhridge and Mr.. and Mrs.
II. Fairfield Osborn, Jr., are visiting
Mr.. and Mrs, Felix Lamond, in Stock
bridge. Mrs. j. Macy Willets and her
children have arrived at Gassllis
House. in New Marlboro, where they
will be Joined early next month by Mr..
Willets.
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A MONG the engagements an
~ nounced last week was that of
n Miss Priscilla Thorne Taylor,
daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. James Black
ston Taylor Of 903 Park avenue and
Ivy Hall, Jericho, L. l., to Lieut.. Ber-
wick Bruce Lanler, Jr., U. s. N. Miss
Taylor was one Of the debutantes Of
year ago last winter, but she had
no formal introduction to society.
Throughout the winter she has, with
her mother, been occupied much. of
the time in canteen work at st. Bar
tholomew's Parish House In East
Forty-second street. Her brother,
James u. Taylor. Jr., married Miss
Aileen Sedgwick, daughter OF Mrs.
Harry Sedgwick, and she has a
younger sister. Miss Mildred Taylor.
Mr. Taylor recently sold his estate at
Jericho TO Ebert II. Gary, but his
family will remain there until the
middle Of July. when they will go TO
North Fast Hsrbor. Ne.
Lieut.. Lanier is the son OF the late
Berwick Bruce I.anier of Baltimore.
He was graduated from Annapolis in
1917, While no date has been set
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Harbor for the greater part of the
summer. Mr.. and Mrs. Clinton Gilbert
are at their place in Huntington, L. l.,
and Mr.. and Mrs. Ansel Phelps have
gone to Oyster Bay. Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles Steele, who have been for some
weeks in Westbury. l.. l., will go to
Southampton for July and August,
Henry Rogers Benjamin and his
bride. who was Miss Dorothy Rennard,
had intended to pass psrt Of the sum
mer in Honolulu. but since that was
impossible they have started for the
Pacific coast. Mr.. and Mrs. Percy K
Hudson have gone to Bleak House.
Syosset. L. I. Mrs. Charles d. Dickey
Is passing the early part Of the sum-
mer at her place on Hunts Point, and
early In July. accompanied by her son
and daughter-in-law. Mr.. and Mrs
Charles d Dickey. Jr.. she win go to
North East Harbor. Me. Mr. and Mrs.
Theodore q. Steinway have closed
their house in East Thirty ninth street
and have gone to their summer home
on Cape Cod, Mass Mr.. Steinway
made the Journey there by motor. Mr..
and Mrs. Arthur Ryle are at Faerie
Lea, their country place in Rumson,
N. J.
Lenox was quite gay last week for
the marriage of Miss Alma de Gers
dorff and David p. Morgan, Jr.. The
event brought many friends from
town who remained over Sunday. Most
Of the country houses in that section
OF the Berkshlres already are opened.
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General Notes of Society

Of the bridegroom, will be the best man
There will be four ushers, Donald
Brooks Of Montclair, Bryce Bowman OF
Bloomfield, y, j.; Joseph i. Parten-
heimer OF Springfield Mass and Harry
q. Fowler of Brooklyn.
Invitations have been sent out by DR.
School and Mrs. Carnage for the mar
riage Of their daughter, Miss Margaret
Edgsrton Carnage to Joseph James
Spur I'd. 1t will take place June IS, at
Pawllng, y. Y, The ceremony will be
celebrated at the school, Mr.. Spur Is
the son Of Mr.. and Mrs, Joseph G. Spur
of 800 Mount Prospect avenue, Newark,
N. J.
Miss Anne Ball, daughter OF Mr.. and
Mrs. William J. Hall OF 7T5 Argyle road.
Will be married Tuesday evening in st.
Pauls Episcopal Church. Flatbush. to
Russell Brewster, son OF Mrs. Edward ].
Brewster. The ceremony which will be
performed by the Rev. DR.. Townsend
Glover Jackson, and will be followed by
a reception at the Buckingham Chateau.
Mrs. William Davie Boykln will be her
sisters matron OF honor and Miss Eliza
beth Ball. her younger sister. will be the
flower girl.
The bridesmaids VIII be Miss Gladys
James, Miss Moreno MacCullSn, Miss
Edith Haerle and Miss Elizabeth Mac
donald.
Edgar Ruwe OF Bellrose, L. T., will be
inc best man and the ushers will be
Raynor Riker. William ID. Boykiy. Me-
dairy Prentiss OF Bellrose and Donald
Hanna.
Miss Malvina Cohen, daughter Of Mr.
ana Mrs j, III. Cohen, will be married
to-day at the Hotel Aston to NJ Leslie
Mendell, son OF Mr., and Mrs. A. MendelI
or this city. The ceremony will be per-
formed by the Rev. Dr. Simon Cohen at
J o'clock and will be followed BY a
breakfast Tor members OF both families.
MI Mendell end his bride will leave
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present in this country. but will sail
soon for London. where he is second
secretary OF the United States EN-
bassy, The wedding probably will
take place in the late autumn,
The marriage OF Miss Dorothy
Anderton, daughter OF the late DR.
William Bancroft Anderton. TO Ed
ward Salisbury Bentley will take
place Thursday afternoon in st. Ste
phen's Church, Ridgeleld, Conn, 4 re-
ceptton will follow at the country home
OF the brides mother, near Ridge field
New York guests will go to Ridgofeld
for the wedding on tho train leaving
Grand Central Station at l2:oS o'clock
Miss Dorothy ID. Dryden. daughter
OF Mr.. and Mrs. Forest Il. Dryden
will be married Saturday to New
combe Chandler Baker Of this city al
the country home OF her parents in
Bernardsville, n. ]. Miss Dryden Is a
granddaughter OF the late John F
Dryden, founder OF the Prudential
Insurance Company and at one time
United States Senator from New
Jersey.
A marriage OF international i'm
portance will be celebrated this week
and will be OF wide interest at hons
and abroad. II will be that OF Miss
Edith Mortimer. only daughter OF Mr.
and Mrs. Stanley Mortimer, TO Count
Mario di Zoppola Of the Italian Flying
Corps. who was here for the greater
part OF last winter. The marriage
will take place Saturday at I2:3C
o'clock at Roslyn House, the country
place OF Mr.. and Mrs. Mortimer. one
OF the most attractive places in that
section of Long Island. Miss Morti-
mer's bridal attendants will include
Mrs. Morton Breese, Mrs, Lloyd
Derby. Mrs. Darragh Park, Mrs
Alexander Biddle, Mrs. Louis Noel
Miss Margaret Sargent and Miss
Leonie Burrill.
II has not been possible TO arrange
for the best man and ushers. as Count
di Zoppola has not yet arrived from
Italy, where he went several weeks
ago, although he is expected any day
The marriage ceremony win be fol-
lowed by a seated breakfast, and thers
will be present a limited number OF
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Mr. and Mrs. John ID. Rockefeller, Jr.,
will be for some time at Pocantico
Hills and about the first of next nonth
will go to the Eyrie. in Seal Harbor,
Me. Mr.. and Mrs. James Blackstone
Taylor, Jr., have taken for the summer
the place in Centre Island. Oyster BAY.
belonging 20 Crawford Burton. Mr..
and Mrs. Ernest Flagg have closed
their house in East Fortieth street
and have gone to Dongan Hills, Staten
Island. Mr.. and Mrs. w. Averell
Hartman will be with Mrs. e. Henry
Hartman at Arden House, In Harri-
man, n. Y. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Cary
Rumsey have gone to Westbury, l.. l.,
and Mr.. and Mrs. r. Penn Smith, Jr.,
will be at Bryn Mawr for the greater
part Of the summer.
Mr., and Mrs. WILDER Bloodgood and
Miss Resale Bloodgood will remain
at the Briarcliff Lodge throughout
this month and then will go to Bar
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N IIss VERA RADFoRD. daughter
MI Of Mr.. and MTs, James Radford
of al West lS9th street. will
DO married June IS to William Francis
Lally, son of Michael Laily OF Yonkers.
The ceremony win be at noon in the
Church OF st. Charles Borromeo, and
afterwards there will be a wedding
breakfast for members OF the bridal
party and relatives at the ItadfoFd resi-
dence. Mr.. Lally and his bride will
spend their honeymoon motoring through
the Berkshlres,
Miss Minna Geiger, daughter OF Mr.
and Mrs. Charles Qeiger OF 602 West
l6Ith street, will be married Tuesday
at the Ritz-Carlton TO Isaac ROLAND
The ceremony will be at noon and per-
formed by the Rev. DR. Rudolph Gross
man. II will be followed by a reception
and breakfast. The brides sister. Miss
Marion Geiger, will be her maid OF
honor, and Carl stern will serve as
best man. There will be no bridesmaids
or ushers,
Many New Workers will go over TO
F1atbush Saturday afternoon for the
wedding OF Miss Beulah Browning,
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
l.athrop Browning, to william Harold
Arnold OF this city, and son OF Mr. and
Mrs William Arnold Of Bridgeport
Conn. The wedding will take place in
the Fiatbush Congregational Church at
I O'Clock. The Rev. Lewis T. Reed will
officiate. A reception will follow in the
parish house OF the church. Miss Brown
Ing will have Miss Phyllis Thomson, her
roommate at Smith College, for her maid
of honr. and Miss Betty Brooks Of
Montelair classmate, and Miss Hen
rIetta Browning OF Norwich, Conn, her
cousin, for her bridesmaids. There will
also be dover girl, Janet Eakins
daughter of MIR, and Mrs, Harold Eakins,
and q page, Robert Sheldon snyder, Jr,,
the small son OF Mr., and Mrs. Robert
B. Snyder,
Clay Jennison Of Washington, d. c..
. classmats at Columbia Law School
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Mr.. and Mrs. Frederic Courtland
ttnfeld have closed their homes In
NeW York and Philadelphia and are
opeweIl Hall, one Of the extensive
Estates IN Alexandria Bay. N. Y. Mr..
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bride was attended by her sister, Mrs.
Erskine Clark Paris; Mrs. Guthrie
Shaw, her sister-in-law; Mrs. Edward
Stroh of Detroit and the Misses Pris-
ella Alden Murdoch. Florence Louden,
Marion Cheney, Caroline Steinman,
Zorka Polak and Mona Kene. Hartley
Ramsey was best man. The ushers
were Lieutenant Commander l.. G..
Latham, L. s. N: Guthrie Shaw. Frank
Jefferson, Robert de Jecchi, Wilson
Force, Cord Meyer, Archibald McLeish,
Dwight Wiman, George F. Bourne,
Frank Blossom and Caleb Smith Bragg
A reception followed at the Brooklyn
Heights Casino.
Mr.. Billings and his bride will pass
the summer at the Billings bungalow,
Santa Barbara, Cal, and when they
return in the autumn will live at sac
Park avenue.
The marriage June 7 of Miss Mimi
Scott, daughter OF the late George |.
Scott, to Philander Lathrop Gable,
third secretary OF the United States
Embassy In Paris, in the chantry of
8: Thomas's Church, came as o sur
formal announcement OF their ensuge-
ment had been made. The Rev. DR..
Ernest NJ. Stlres performed the mar
riage ceremony. The bride entered the
ehGntry alone and was given away by
her aunt, Miss Louise 3. Scott. Her
only attendant was Miss Katherine
w. Porter, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
| I Wyman Porter. Edwin NJ. Post.
il, acted as best man. A small we'd
ding breakfast followed at the home of
tie brides grandmother, Mrs. George
Scott, % West Fifty-seventh street.
Mr.. Gable and his bride will sail
shortly for France, where he will re-
sumo his duties at the Embassy.
One of the weddings of the past
week was that Of Miss Jane Remsen
Thompson, daughter OF Mrs. ]. Tod
hunter Thompson, to Carl ii. Schultz
| OF this city, which was ce!ebrate ed
| Monday afternoon at the home of heI
mother, 10 East Seventy eighth street
I: was a quiet wedding and only mem
bcrs of the two familieo witnessed the
marriage ceremony, which was per,
formed by the Rev. W. n. Webbe Of
Great River l.. I. The bride, who was
given away by her brother. Jonathan
! Thompson, had no attendants. ant
there were no ushers. Gerald Dear
was best man,
Mr.. Schultz and his bride started
after the ceremony on an extended
automobile trip. They will live a
Haiesite, Huntington, l.. !.
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afterward for the Berkshlres, wher. the
will spend their honeymoon.

afterward for the Berkshlres, wher. the
will spend their honeymoon.
Miss Mabel Cowen. daughter O., NJ,
and Mrs. George Cowen OF 80 East Saw,
enty-fourth street, was married 10 F,.
gene M. Strauss in the Marble Ballroon
b; the st. Regis on Monday evening
The ceremony was performed bv m.
Rev. DR.. Stephen S. Wise and was fo,'
lowed by reception and dinner
Gowned in soft white satin trimmed WITH
point lace and wearing n lace veil. tha
bride was given away by her father
She carried a bouquet OF white roses ana
sweet peas. She had no attendants
Horny G. Strauss was his brothers hes,
man. and serving az ushers were Levi,
Strauss, Jr., q. L. Strauss, Charlie,
Strauss. Edwin Cowen, Harvey Gold.
barth and irving Goldbarth.
Part OF their honeymoon will be sp.n,
IN White Sulphur Springs Va, ana
afterward Mr.. Strauss and his br,d.
will make their home in New York
The wedding of Miss Frances Lincoln
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Charles III
Lincoln Of 2ss Upper Mountain avenue,
Montclair, N. j., to David Raymond
Paige OF Cleveland was Of interest to
many New Workers. some of whom AZ.
tended the ceremony Monday evening.
II took place at the home Of her par
ents and was performed by the Rev. On,
Edmund Melville Wylie, pastor of the
Central Presbyterian Church Of Mont +
clair, and the Rev. Percy II. Fem OF
Brooklyn. The BRIDES sisters, the
Misses Marian and Anna Lincoln. were
her bridesmaids and Mira Joseph A. Hot
mann Jr., her matrpn OF honor. Thare
was also q flower girl attending her,
Miss Gay Lemkau, daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. j. Fl. w. Lemkau OF Montclair. In
addition to the young women already
named there we're eight ribbon bearers
the bridegroom's sister, Miss Betty
Paige OF White Plains; Miss Harriet
O'Brien of Englewood, Miss Annette
Farish. Miss Betty Comstoolk and Miss
Helen Boehm of Montclair, Miss Shan
non Webster Of Worcester, Mass. Miss
Josephine Cameron of Albany. and Mi.
Mary Richards of Spokane.
The best man was Harold F. Thomas
of Warren, Ohio. and there was only ons
usher, William II. Fem of New York
The brides gown of white duchess satin
was trimmed with tuile embroidered IN
pearls and orange blossoms. Her veil
of duchess lace had been worn by her
mother at the lattsr's wedding and the
buckles on her slippers had been worn
by generations Of brides in her family
She carried q shower bouquet Of lilies OF
the valley, roses and forget-ms-nota
The matron OF honor wore her wedding
gown and the bridesmaids were dressed
In blue and silver and yellow and silver
frocks with hats to match. Their bou-
quets were OF Ophelia roses and lark
spurs. The flower girl was dressed In
pink georgette and carried a hatful Of
sweetheart roses.
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Miss Sadie Strauss and Chester A. u
White OF this city were married Mon
day at the Hotel Marie Antoinette by
the Rev. DR.. Landman. The bride. who
il the daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Simon
Il. Strauss of Rockaway, l.. l., was given
away by her father, and her only al
tendant, a matron of honor, was her
sister-in-law, Mrs. B. s Strauss. The
best man was Leo Helfgott, and the
brides brothers. Bernard S. Strauss and
Alvin A. Strauss, served as ushers The
ceremony was followed by a reception
and breakfast. After their wedding trip
Mr.. White and his bride will make their
home in this city.
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A picturesque country wedding Mon
day was that of Miss Catherine T. A.
Cramer, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs, Fred
erick Cramer of Greenwich, who was
married in Christ Episcopal Church there
to Second Lieut.. George Francis Ter
penning. The ceremony was peIformed
by the rector. the Rev. NJ George
Thompson. and was followed by a recep-
ton at the home of the brides parents
The bride was attended by her sister.
Miss Minnie Cramer. The bride belongs
to the choir of Christ Church. Lieut.
Terpenning, whose home is in New Patz
y. Y, was supply sergeant at Camp
Upton and later was promoted to Second
Lieutenant at Camp Hancock.
Among the weeks brides was Miss
Marguerite Schenck, daughter of VIII
lard Parker Schenck, who was married
Wednesday to Thomas Ware Mares II
the Old Reformed Dutch Church in
Flstbush. The ceremony was performed
by the Rev. DR.. J. Frederick Berg and
was followed by reception at the
home OF the brides father, 200 EaR
Nineteenth street, Flatbush. The bride
wore gown OF white satin combined
with georgette crepe and trimmed with
old rose and duchess lace which had
been worn by her great-grandmother
at the latter's wedding. Her sister. Miss
Mae Elizabeth Schenck, was her maid
OF honor, and she was also attended by
Mrs. Walter b. Force. Mrs Charlns
Macdonald. Miss Helen Lockwood and
Miss Vera Recknagel. They wore
gowns OF apricot satin with blue sashde
and carried bouquets of sunburst rosa
There were two children In the bridal
party. little Miss Catherine Schsnok,
the BRIDES sister. who was her flowed
girl, and her cousin, J. Cornell ScheneA
who served as page.
Walter b. Force was the best mEk
and the ushers were Charles MsdDuut
aid Lloyd Lott, Leonard Adkins and
DR., Edwin r. Maynard
Miss Caroline Huntington Rntgh&
Daughter OF DR.. and Mrs. Edward Huh
son Knight, was married at noon
wednesday in St. Lukes Church. Con-
vent avenue and l4lst street, TO Linn 10
hlemer Maynard, son of Dr. and Mrs
EDWARD Harvey Maynard OF Nysck ".
l. The ceremony was performed by the
rector the Rev. Or. william Walsh, and
me Rev DR. Sartell 7. Prentice OF
NSaek The bride was given away by
her father and was dressed IN soft
white satin trimmed with silver lace
She wore tulle veil. Her only at
terdant, Miss Margaret RILEY was
dressed in apple green taffeta and vore
large picture hat OF black maine
The best man WAS Ralph o. WALSH and
the ushers were Alfred c, Robjent l.iy-
lnGston Griffin, Philip Dabcock and
"llllam j, Hawley. There was a re-
c,eptlon and breakfast after the we'd
eng AT the home of the brides parents,
4oV west lolat street. After their
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Oxford eagle., 1919-07-10

educators-his departure will mean
that we will be deprived of his
leadership in prom oting the educa-
tional welfare Of our city, as we'll as
his valuable assistance and co-opera-
tion in the church affairs and public
school activities of the county.
Therefore be it resolved by the
Board of Stewards that in accepting
the resignation of Brother Donaldson
as a member and as Chairman of
our Board; that we assure him of
our appreciation of his jealous labor
in behalf of our church, especially his
constant and untiring work in direct
ing and carrying out successfully the
duties devolving on our board; that
Oxford eagle., 1919-07-10
RESOLUTIONS

Whereas Prof. John A. Donaldson
is soon to leave Oxford for another
community; and whereas during his
three years work here he has en-
deared himself to US by his upright
living and consecrated efforts in be-
half of our church-taking the lead
in every enterprise looking towards
the upbuilding and promotion of the
various departments of our church
work; and whereas, we the members
of the Board of Stewards of the Ok
ford, Mississippi, M. E.. Church
South, realize that his place as
Chairman of our Board will be diff
ficult to fill; and whereas the City of
Oxford, and county of Lafayette
will lose one of it's best citizens and
Oxford eagle., 1919-07-10
LOCAL AND PERSONAL

Misses Mary and Marie Poole
spent the week end in Oxford with
their aunt, Mrs. S. S Webster, They
We're accompanied home by theil
cousin, Miss Thelma Webster.
Mr. Otto Pirtle, of Memphis, spent
Friday in Oxford.
Mr.. and Mrs j G. Gates accom-
panied their daughter, Mrs. Boschert
and children to their lone in Dun
can where they will spend some
time.
Mr.. C B Hathorn, Of Columbia,
was the week end guest Of his beth
el, DR.. H. G Haghorn
Mr.. and Mrs. J 0 Kirkland and
Oscar Kirkland have returned after
spending a week in st. Louis. They
were accompanied home by Mrs.
Kirkland's neice.
Mr. Scarborough and family left
Wednesday for Jackson where they
will visit relatives.
Mrs. Paul White has returned from
Birmingham, Ala, where she visited
her son, Mr.. Murry White.
Oxford eagle., 1919-07-10

June 11th, and arrived at Laingne the
same day and left there June ID, hik
ing back through camp at Lamans
Loading on a troop train, arrived al
Brest, France, June Is.
We havn't done nothing but stood
inspections since we left Prum, Ger
ny, though we cot our final one
yesterday, so we are just waiting fol
transportation to the good old U. 5
A.
Guess [ will be sent to Camp Shell
by, Miss, to be discharged. Mother
you spoke of Earnest boy, that is
news to me, and they named it after
pa-that is good, am glad they
thought that much of him. l got
Oxford eagle., 1919-07-10
Catarrhal Deafness Cannot Be Cured

by local applications. as they cannot reach
the diseased portion of the ear. There 10
only one way to cure catarrhal deafness.
ana tnat 10 by constitutional remedy.
Catarrhal Deafness 10 caused by an In
hamed condition Of the mucous lining Of
the Eustachian Tube When this tube 10
Unnamed you have a rumbling sound or i'm
perfect hearing and when 1t is entirely
closed. Deafness il the result Unless the
Inflammation can be reduced and this tube
restored to it0 normal condition hearing
Will be destroyed forever. Many cases Of
DEAFNESS are caused by catarrh, which IL
an fnf1amed condition of the mucous sur
races. HalPo Catarrh Medicine acts thru
the blood on the mucous surfaces Of the
system
We will give One Hundred Dollars for
any case Of Catarrhal Deafness that cannot
De cured by Halls Catarrh Medicine Cir
culars free All Druggists. T5c
+. j. CHENEY 4 CO, Toledo O.
Oxford eagle., 1919-07-10

our good wishes and cur prayers &C
with him to his new field of work
and that he and his family may be
blessed with health, happiness, and
spiritual blessings which his useful
life deserves.
BOARD OF STEWARDS OK
FORD METHODIST CHURCH,
SOUTH, Oxford, Miss.