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The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1919-07-03


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<I&% ENGLAND CoNSERN AToRY
graduata wants uiauo pupils Mrs
Gertrude Whlttemoff - "a. il'no W, 1i
ST, sk""hesdh' fdtt"'ia H'''7 49,.
POSITION WANTED A. CARETAk-
Et or general ntiIifY man. preferably
l., clsoTrbngan Ga,nnetcnf to care
for lawn and garden. Married, SlGduE
and lndustrl"uS,, an sPei'h , 10
frrnth anu rug liSh. JUS pm i-ei -.
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pIpIL NIRsES 10 ENTER THE
training srhool of TN. Worcester State
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nav $40 pcr month with maintenance
t. bepin ga Ia an tho end of three
months. S35 at the eud Of six months;
s375n a. the end Of nine months and
$40 at The eud Of Var. Address
Sn,,t Worcester state HOSPITAL. Box
81 Worcester Mass. W.
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apoul ~ l'rui.,'', ,.,ri5o,' aud =.
driver SAFE for woman to drive
Prire reasonable. Al II shapiro.
Madison. W.
kITt HEN NoMAN w NNIEn Vt
The ledge House, i7ead ltlNer. MlaaIe
aged woman preferred MfS. ih9naS
Gahit. Dead liver \. u. 'Ifung2"e
No.
SMALL FARM foh >Ahf.' i"o
illIts lIpIl NV '''''i ~ -" p
Belgrade Augusta road. Good build
INKS Well water IN house good gar
plrnfY Of hIncberries. Crops go with
The farm If desired Would exchange
for village propertv. Price $3.50 if
tallen at once. George W Batchelder
New sharon. NV
LAWN NoMEHS--I AN READY.
after two weeks break down, with It
SET Of emery wheels. that viii avoid
such troubles in the future. | thank
the publfc for their patience with me
during the DELAY. Think now | can
go, : t'leNe1a11d. Russell Street.
Skovheran 2w27
MAN WANTED FOR THE HAfiN's
season. Two farms to cut Good
long job K I. Patten' skoWhegan:
tt2'
a REAL oPP0RTI NiFY-ME> TO
automobile tires. Must be american
citizen. Il to 81 years OF age. II. or
hour week, High wages on piece work
rates after learning. beautiful city
to live in and splendid chances for
advancement with young and rapid
" growing concern. Apply Employ
ment Dept.-Norwalk Tire x Rubber
o. No' am UNI
New Way Brushes etc. Salary ON
mission S3o-S5o weekly. Energy more
essential than experience. Neway
FOR SALE-COi NTRN HOME or j
acres. cottage house, she'd carriage
house stable and hen house. all con-
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NAN wanted To cook during the month
Of July at Bloomfield Farm, Skowhe-
gan. Reply To Miss l.. Il. stevens. 70
Raymond ST, Cambridge OBJ, Mass.
tf26
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I,lr1uEN MoMAN MNNTED VI

rLc Irdec HOUSE, bcHd RINrr. MiddIc
aged woman preferred. Mrs. Thomas
cahiff Dead river y. T.. Telephone
.i=Hu. W.
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COMPETENT
STENOGR APHER

wishes position anywhere in Maine.
Age %, single, graduate of business
college. Three years experience as
stenographer and bookkeeper in bank
ing establishment. One year In m
surance office. Can furnish references,
Address. Miss Wellman, Care of lnde-
pendent Reporter
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nEaIsTEnlp eIEnNsEY LOW ~
ron nE\r-tPsrAIRs TENEMENT

a bare4tH= fHr-heH- IA July or VIII
trad. for eado stoek. l.indleN +.
Parsons. Route = SkoWhegan 4W26'
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POSITION WANTED ~ cARETAk-

in SkoWhegan Competent to care
for lawn and garden. Married, steady
and Industrious Can speak both
French and English Joseph LemieuX
IN Chestnut ST SkoWhegan. iW21"
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(Noa Visible) for rent; first month
$500. second month. S1.75; thlrG
month and thereafter, $3.50 per month
payable in advance. Independent Re
porter Co. III
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graduate wants piano pupils. Mrs.
Gertrude Whittemore Gates. Hanover
st, Skowhegan, Farmers Phone 6-4lo.
lW27'
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for s5Ie Broken to saddle AMI t4r-
mess. Prices reasonable. Scot X. .9sz
\. =. Portland. Farmers Phone ==5-t#
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BAY WARE ron SALE WEIGHT

about 200 pounds. about l.
years old Good worker and
driver SAFE for woman to drive
Pricc reasonable. M. II shapiro.
Madison WI
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SMITH PREMIER TYPEWRITER

30 BUSHELS CHOICE. SEED WHEAT
for sale. raised on Hillside Farm. y. S
Burke Bingham. I'll
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after two weeks break down, with Il
set Of emery wheels. that viii avoid
such troubles in the future. | thank
the public for their patience with me
during the delay Think now | can
give You an uninterrupted good ser
vice e. :. cleveland, Russell Street,
Skowhegan wv
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cRAGGIN BROOK FARM FOR SALE

Hinckley. One of the finest locations
in this part of Maine; $50 acres.
double tenement house, large barn and
stable: spring water at house and barn
and electric lights; one minute walk
from r. r. Station; postoftice, Express
Office and store. Telephone connee-
tions. Plenty of wood and timber in
GLIDING a lot of growing pine Handy
to town school; also near Gosd VIII
High School and Church. Come and
| will show you what l have for sale
with or without stock, team and farm
ing tools | also have 100 bushels Of
nice seed potatoes for sale. George
r Tibbetts. IT,
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TEAM WORK or ALL KINDS.
with Il big capable pair, trucking
furniture moving. ploughing. etc. We
want TO buy 4 h9yrack complete. Cleve-
land x Weber. Corner North and Hes
elton St. SkoWhegan. 4w24'
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CoMrErENr CHI. on MoMAN


wanted for crncraI IaUseWOrk. Ms
LOIS " Patton. Norfideeyvock avenue.
Sk0Wheean. y E. I'll ~ t21
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ONE GIERNsEL BULL CAFE ron

--Ie inns Is The finest aNI'8- n
breeding type and color thai t48a
eyer offered. He is closely related -.
the most famous Guernsey Ia the
Country. This is a fine Oppoe. ll..s-
for the man who wishes to breed up
herd Of heavy mixers. Don y. T#NHa
Madison. AW-l
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MY HOME At EAST MADISON FOR

sale at a bargain, or will trade in
part payment for a farm. William ".
Mcdonald, Skowhegan. RID No. or
: 4W24s
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BLACKSMITH SHOP. ESTABLISH

ED trade work enough for three men.
for sale in one of Somerset county
most hustling communities. House
on same lot goes with it If desired. In
quire of Colby & Withee Farm Agency
Norridgewock. p. O. Address Skow-
hogan, r. +. d. /. Telephone, Norridge-
work Exchange l7-l9 tito
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ERD PJPIES FOR SALE

Extra fine parents good cattle and
wach dogs. and good to children
Males 500: females $50. John Vie
lind. Richmond. 4W24.'
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THREE usED sTEARNs-kNIGnTs

Cars for sale All In good condition,
two four-cylinder, one siX-cylinder.
Apply at Island Garage, Skowhegan.
BOTH telephones. 4W26*
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MANTEn 4 sECnNn HAND M
FOR sALE-LIGHT RIDING WAC

On, side sprinE, new tires, nrWIy paint-
ed $50. Double Harpoon hay fork,
large size. new with pulleys and
witt st fW27'
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ABOUT FIFTY

acres, for sale Three miles from
town. near Lakewood road. Nice
wood lot. G. r. Fogg, Skowhegt IN.
Both telephones. IT,
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betWeen Horatio Tobey's and FRANK
Whittiers in Athens. Finder Will be
suitably rewarded for its return Nern
Mosher. r. f. y. . Skowhegan. Far
mers' Tel. 2w26
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SOMEONE WANTED TO DO FAM
lily washing. Address Fred Y. Paxton.
Tndenpndent- r eDOrter Co. tea.
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Is page booklet information and as
sistance. u cents; nothing free, Adj
dress. J. b. Mason, Mechanic Falls.
Maine. IT, /.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-11-24
Thanksgiving Entertainment.

The members Of the parish of the
Church of the Sacred Heart. the Rev,
Father Mahony, rector, will hold their
annual thanksgiving entertainment on
thursday evening at 8 o'clock in the
knights of Columbus hall.
A special entertainment for the Young
people VIII begin at 5 o'clock and the
card games will begin at $3.50 O'Clock.
The committees for the affair have
been appointed as follows.
Reeeption-Mr. and Mrs. N. c. Nc
Ginnis, Mr., and Mrs, l.. M. Hall, Mr..
ana Mrs. j., J. Wade, Mr.. and Mrs. P.
Il 'Phelan, Jr,, Mr.. and Mrs. l.. Baciga-
lupo, Mrs. NJ. ]. Francis, Mrs. f. c.
Gerber, Mr., and Mrs. A. Fl. Egan, Mrs.
Laura Bright, Mr.. and Mrs. nj. j.. Com
don, Mr.. and Mrs. C. A. Gerber, Mr.. and
Mrs, F. Windler, Mr.. and Mrs. Phil
Canale, Mr.. and Mrs. w. J. Bondurant,
Mr., and Mrs. +. Longinotti. Mrs. e.
Mr., and Mrs. F. Monteverde, Mr.. and
Mrs. c. ?. j.. Mooney. 2
Refreshments-C. w. Fellows Ber-
nard Vessels and ]. Vessels,
Cards-Mrs. ], D. Kelly. Mrs. A. Cal
kins; Mrs. G. Borg and Mrs. H, Burk-
Floor-Misses Mae aCrlin, T. Bright,
Z, Bright. A. Holden, A. Zanone, ].
Hudson, A, Wells, NJ. Grant, e. Hall, A.
Bacigalupo, A. Benseick, NJ, Marchil-
don, Il, O'Hearn, NJ. Maier, S. Milti-
more, Mrs, D, Mcclure, Mrs, c. Heaney,
Mrs. ]. Canale and Mrs, M. Hood,
Chaperons-Mr. and Mrs. Henry
Palmer, Mr.. and Mrs. j. M. Hines, DR..
and Mrs, J. s. Winter, Mr., and Mrs.
]. r, Curtis, Mr.. and Mrs. Phil Canale
Mr.. and Mrs. l., M. Hall, NJ. Reckon
becker, L, Hall, r. Bacigalupo, K.
Weir, J.. Wade, $. Carey. c. Heaney, r.
MCGEE, Il. Kenney, j. Mcbride, c
shannon, l., Harrington, ]. Dolan, +.
Dolan, G, Weis, G, Hook, A. Cunning
ham, ], Canale, M. Hood, d. Mcclure,
c, Pollard and w. Stanton.
Check room-B, Vessels, G.. McGin-
mis-, W. Joest and S. Brignole.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-11-24
Weddings
ran .Mauss.

A wedding notable for It's beauty az
appointment and elaborateness of de-
tail, was that on Sunday evening at 6
o'clock, when Miss Evelyn Mauss be,
came the bride OF MIR. James A. Frank,
OF Milwaukee, Rabbi W. II. F1neshriber
officiating.
The handsome home of the brides
aunt, Mrs. Max Heilbronner. on Poplar
avenue, which was the scene of the
interesting event, had been lavishly dec
9rated Tor the occasion with palms.
Terms and giant pink chrysanthemums.
an lmprovised altar banked with the
iafge specimen blossoms and greenery
In the living room marking the place
OF ceremony.
An orchestra rendered the Wedding
music, "Traumerei' being softly played
during the ceremony, following the
strains OF the bridal chorus from Lob
engrin,' to which the bridal party
passed down the colonial stairway into
the living room.
by her father, Mr.. II. h. Mauss, wore
an exquisite robe fashioned from her
mothers wedding gown of ivory satin
brocade, having a bodice OF rose point
ace caught with pearls. Her tnlle veil
ieiI from a hat of real lace. wreathed
IN orange blossoms and she carried a
shower bouquet OF orchids, Bride roses
and valley lilies.
The brides mother, Mrs. II. b. Mauss,
who was the matron OF honor, was
handsomely gowned in n robe OF ietted
net hnd carried a sheaf bouquet Of Pre-.
mier roses, with a shower OF pink tulle
falling to the hem OF her gown.
The maid OF honor, Miss Ruth Good
man, cousin of the bride, wore a
french frock OF coral satin with crystal
gafniture and carried a colonial bouquet
OF sweetheart roses and violets in n
ruffled pink tulle holder.
me Flower girl, little Miss Serette
Kosman, wore a dainty frock of white
net over pink silk and carrledia basket
wreathed in smilax and tulle and filled
with pink rose petals,
Dr. ear y. scharff attended Mr..
trank ms best man.
The ceremony was followed by a re.
ception, the. guests being cordially greet
ed by the brides parents and her two
aunts, Mrs, HeQbronner, gowned in
blaek jetted net over white satin
trimmed In ostrich. and Mrs, Ben Good.
man, wearing a black lace robe with
diamond ornaments.
After viewing the magnificent array
OF wedding gifts, the guests enjoyed
an elaborate wedding banquet. The
members OF the bridal party were seat
ed al y large table having a center.
piece OF giant pink chrysanthemums ar
ranged In an immense basket, while the
PINK color note vas repeated in the
tapers burning in colonial holders with
pink silk and crystal shades and n
the rosecups at the places holding salt
ed nuts and pink mlnths. The other
guests were seated at smaller tables
adorned with baskets OF roses.
Following the banquet the bride threw
her wedding bouquet from the stair
way and Miss Marie Wolf was so for
tunate as TO catch It. which signlfied
that she was to be the next bride among
guests present.
Mr.. and Mrs, Frank left for a bridal
trir to Chicago and other points, the
bride travelling In a handsome tailored
suit OF Anzac brown peach bloom with
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-11-24
COIN BUYS DIXIE
CLOTHING STORE

A second big deal in North Main
street business property within as many
days, was closed Monday, when Harry
p. Cohn, proprietor of The Dixie
Clothing store, u North Main, at the
corner of that street and Jefferson av-
enue, purchased the building he oceu-
pies from John r. Pepper for 5000, 900.
The clothing store has been operated
by Mr., Cohn for more than 30 years un-
der a lease. His purchase of the prop
erty is further evidence OF the demand
for North Main street realty.
Saturday the building at 1879 North
Main street was purchased by l.. L..
Watson. The building of the auditori-
UNI, a proposed hotel. at Adams and
Main. and contemplated improvements
on other North Main street property, is
causing considerable activity in that
section of thu 49,
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-11-24
MISS NAY M'cRoskY.

DeKalh, Wis. whose marriage occurred
Nov. 10.
The spacious living room and ballroom
were artlstically decorated for the oc-
casion with giant whltec hrysanthe
NUNS, arranged In baskets caught with
bows OF white tuile.
Mrs Buckingham VIII be handsomely
gowned for the evening In gray beaded
chiffon with a corsage bouquet OF mink
roses and lilies and the charming young
bride viii be lovely In black jetted
tulle, with q corsage bouquet Of or.
chids, roses and Valley lilies. Miss
buckingham will wear a white se0uiI,
robe. with a corsage bouquet Of orchids
and roses. Mr.. and Mrs. Buckingham
also win be assisted In receiving by
their daughter, Mrs. John Poston. who
VIII wear brown tulle, with a corsagy
bouquet Of Aaron Ward roses and val
ley lilies, Midway OF the evening a de-
liclous supper menu will be served
The guest list will include 900 friends
Of Mr., and Mrs. Buckingham, who will
have the pleasure OF meeting the at
tractive girl, who has come to Memphis
as a bride.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-11-24
Engagement Announced.

No surprise attended the announce
ment OF the engagement Of Miss Mabel
Pidgeon, one OF the seasons debut
tantes, to Mr.. John f. Mccall, son Of
Judge and Mrs. J. e. Mccall, the en-
gagement having been discussed for the
past week In social circles, though hav-
ing b~een'denied by the bride-el to an
but her intimate friends,
The wedding has been planned for the
latter part OF December and will be one
OF the most brilliant nuptIals OF the
season. "
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-11-24
Vanity Fair Bali.

One of the most brilliant affairs OF
which will be given Tuesday evening All
the Hotel Chisca for the benefit Of the
orphan children of the city.
This ball is always eagerly anticipat-
ed n members OF the Vanity Fair club
have done this year, as they always
40, spared no time or effort in making
II q social and financial success.
Miss Barbara Smith. a pretty dehu
tante, and Mrs w. d. Bethel, Jr.. OF
California, a charming visitor, will as
SYST the members Of the club In receiy-
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-11-24
-Fulmer.

The home OF the Rev. n. r. Hurt.
DID, and Mrs. Hurt, st. Claire a
ments' was the scene Of a pretty we'd
ding on Sunday evening when Or. Hurt
united In marriage Miss Derda A, Jones.
q Little Rock. Ark, and Mr., @. G.
tnlmer, Of Greenwood. Miss.
For the ceremony the bride wore a
stylish tailored suit Of reindeer velour
with a small toque and fox furs and a
bouquet Of Bride roses and valley lilies.
The bridesmaid, Miss Birdie Jones,
twin sister Of the bride, wore a rein
deer velour suit with hat to match and
a corsage bouquet of pink roses ana
valley lilies, and Miss Nary Han, as
bridesmaid, wore a blue tailored suit
roses.
Mr.. Fulmer was attended BIZ Mr. Mau-
rice r. Tyler and Mr.. Edward NJ. Lag
Following a bridal trip, Mr.. and Mrs.
tnlmer will be at home to their friends
IN Greenwood, Miss, where the former
is manager for Swift & Co.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-11-24
Peoples. Miller

A pretty wedding was solemnized at
the Hotel Chisca Saturday afternoon at
1880 o'clock, when Miss Lillian l.. Pee
pies. OF Paris, Tenn, became the bridG
Of Mr.. Nicholas Blackwell Miller, OF
Bartlett, the Rev. ]. G. williams, of
Bartlett, officiating.
Mr.. and Mrs. Miller will be at home
TO their friends at the home of the
bridegroom's parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Z.
r, Miller, in Bartlett.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-11-24
CLUBDOM
Art Lecture.

The art department Of the Nineteenth
Century club will have a lecture on In.
terror Decoration" at the club on We'd
nesday afternoon at 3 o'clock.
Mrs. 3. f. Turner will read the lee
ture which is on interior views, living,
dining and bedrooms, libraries dens'
nails, bathrooms, sewing rooms, nur-
series, kitchens and pantries.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-11-24
limbs Cannon.

Mr.. and Mrs. W. B. limbs. OF
brunswick, Tenn, announce the mar
rage OF their daughter, Ruby Myrtle,
70 Mr., II. Leroy Cannon, Of Baltimore,
The wedding was quietly solemnized
on Thursday evening, Nov. 20, at the
Washington, d. c.
The bride was on an Eastern trip,
accompanied by her cousin, Mrs. Ira
Almond Cole, of Memphis.
After Dec. l Mr., and Mrs. Cannon
VIII be at home 10 their friends at 23l5
North Charles street, Baltimore, Md.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-11-24
MRS. ovERToN COMPLIMENTS
MISS MOORE AND MISS SMlET

Mrs. William r.. Overton entertained
charmingly at bridge Monday after
noon, in special compliment to two
lovely young debutantes, Misses Viz
ginia Moore n Jewett Swift.
The hostess was ~attractively gowned
for the afternoon In black satin and
silver brocade, while the honor guests
We're also prettily gowned, Miss Moore
wearing black chiffon velvet with
touches OF Lace mi Miss Swift wore
blue velvet with trimmings Of fur.
A beautiful hand-painted desk set and
a perfume bottle encased In gold net.
with wreaths of French flowers, were
the prizes awarded to the winners in the
game and to the honor guests Mrs.
Overton present brocaded picture
frames.
At the conclusion Of the game a de.
lteious collation. was served to the
guests. the list being limited 10 the
seasons debutantes.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-11-24
CHILDREN ARE
WEARING PAJAMAS

BUCHAREST. Nov. 24-So great Is
the lack of ordinary wearing apparel In
TIE Balkans that women and children
are using for day wear the bulk Of
400, 900 suits of pajamas distributed by
the American Red Cross for use In hos.
pitals.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-11-24
SIT IN HALLS
OF HUN LEGISLATION

BERLIN, Nov. 24.-In all 155 women
have been elected to the various legis-
lative bodies of Germany, out of a total
OF 1883, and only seven small states arc
without them in their parliaInents. The
national assembly leads the list with
SS. but the Prussian diet follows closely
with u.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-11-24
Thanksgiving Reception.

The members of the Willing Hand
circle of the Kings Daughters win en-
tertain on Wednesday with their an
nual reception and Thanksgiving shower
ior the old ladies Of the Mary Galloway
home. Their friends hay been invited
to call during the day and to bring
some contribution for the Thanksgiy.
ing dinner at the home.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-11-24
Mrs. H. A. Ramsay Hostess.

Mrs. X. A. Ramsay will entertain
with a beautifully appointed luncheon
at the Memphis Country club Tuesday
England, who Is the guest Of her uncle,
Mr.. A. S. Caldwell, and Miss Barbara
Smith, n OF the charming d%ebutantes.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-11-24
Al Home For Incurables.

st. Luke's guild will entertain with a
musical at the home for the patients at
the Home for Incurables on Tuesday
afternoon OF 3 o'clock. The president
has arranged a lovely program and
hopes that all members OF the guild viii
he present and assist her.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-11-24
Young Ladies Institute.

All members OF the Young Ladies In
stitute who nave applications for
membership to he presented win meet
on Tuesday evening at $40 o'clock at
the assembly hall, where a buffet sup
per will be served,
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-11-24
Supper and Parcel Post Sale.

The Building and Improvement socie-
" OF La Belle Baptist church will en-
terrain on Tuesday evening from $50
10 3 o'clock, with a turkey supper and
Mace,
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-11-24
Box Party For Younger Set.

Mrs. Herbert Wolf has planned a
large box party 10 be given az the Or
pheum theater Friday evening, when
she VIII entertain for her daughter,
trace, After the performance a dainty
luncheon will be served al the Hotel
Chisca.
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pELlkATFuL AFFAIR AoNoRiNe
MR BUCKINGHAM AND BRIDE

Mr.. and Mrs Hugh l., Buckingham,
with their daughter. Miss Louise Buck
ingham, viii entertain with n reception
y dancing party Monday evening at
the country club, honoring their son,
Mt Hugh Evelyn Buckingham, and his
bride. formerly Miss Louise Lewis, OF
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Announcement
Entertains For Her Father.

Mrs. J. N. Taylor, 1iO9 Carr avenue.
wlh entertain Tuesday evening with a
beautifully planned bridge luncheon In
honor OF her father, Nj. J. r. Cum
mings, OF St. Louis. Mo.
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For Miss Reilly.

Miss Edna Reilly, a charming bride
elect, will be the honoree on Monday
afternoon at an attractively planned
linen shower and 500 party given by
Miss Anna Mai Armour and Mrs. Mark
Waggener at the Elks club.
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What. So Ever Circle,

The Whatsoever circle OF the Kings
Daughters will meet on Tuesday morn
ing at 10 O'Clock, with Mrs, Lawrence
Eustis, 70S Anderson place.
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Purgatorian Society.

st. Brigid's Purgatorian society will
hold its regular meeting on Tuesday
afternoon at 3 o'clock at the rectory,
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Old Floors Refinished.

New floors, metal Memberships and
screens installed anywhere, CheaFs
Floor & Screen Co. Main 1888, adv.