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Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1919-12-09

Play safe-install a safe for your valuables. Adams Printing company. Phone IA. If
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1919-12-09

SEVERAL FIVE AND SIX ROOM modern houses: fine condition, easy terms, near Lakeside school. Tom
 Blodgett. Phone 2615. 9-21tf
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ROAD IMPROVEMENT DISTRICT
 NO. ,
CTaiIlo Road.)

Notice is hereby given that the tny on road improvement district No far tne year 1919, will be due and pay anie from January 1st. to April 1ilth. lo2c. and unless paid withirf said time penalty of twenty-five (25) Der cetrf will be added
 Under the law the collector has m authority to remit any penalty.
 C. NJ. N1cHOL Collector. iolnoff. Iine Bluff. Ark. Dec. l. 1919. 12-o.1m
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1919-12-09

spERIENCED SALESLADY WANT for our dry goods section; per
 lent position to right party. Ap- Froucs store. 12-3it
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SITUATIONS-FEMALE

STEIN 0 G k A PIER fes position; Al reIerencs. Ali
 E Stenagraphcr, care Graphic. ; 1.-4-6t
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1919-12-09

ONE HORSE. ONE SET HARNESS. one delivery wagon: horse will work anywhere and weighs 1900. Phone D or S33. 0-4tf
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1919-12-09

against Mayor J. c. Walton. Beatty withdrew his original petition filed about two weeks ago.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1919-12-09
7N IH UVf7 HIT. VI II. C. FOX
 Q. q. BLACKWELL W EnI
PAVING DISTRICT NO. o6.
Walnut and Olive Streets

The tax books for the collection sbf special assessment upon the real prS3,- erty in paving district 70. 26 in fhc my hands. " ., All owners of real property lying i1 me district are required to pay their assessment to me within thirty lhys from this date.
 IT such payment is not made. action VIII De commenced at the end of that tilhe for the collection of such assess- ment' and for legal penalties and cost.
 Given under my hand this 1st day Of December. 1D19
 SIMON BLOOM, City Collector. N~~~~o~o-oooooo 12-1-1m0
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1 CHEAP FOR CASH, SIX LONG
 counters. one good iron safe. one com putting scales, one 4O lbs. capacity ice
 box, all ill first class condition. For full information address F. o. Box 652 Pine Bluff, Ark. 11-14tf
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AGENTS WANTED

PERT AUTO PAINTING AND
 5e decorating. Detroit Auto Paint company. Twenty years eXpe.I-
 in the business. .203 Last EecpliI::
 he e524. 5 1O-16tf ,. 1918 FORD TOURING GAR. ssEE | Ii. Adanfs, or pnGne II. 1f-11tf
 F-o-cor~~-o0~~-0-~-~-N-
 LONG LOANS ON IMPROVED or bottom farms at [ and $ per with prompt service and liberal btions. See W. $. Pierce, room 3U1
 lens bank building, Pine Bluff.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1919-12-09
FEMALE HELP

MAN OVER p. WITH FAIR EDG-
 6n. 10 do human interest library
 k Several locations to choose n training free; short hours; S91.Oo [month first six months; advance |t to $1S00.00 yer year assured. Give bhone Address D. r. C. care nhic 12-3-6t
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- FOR SALE-AUTOS

l5- FOX SALE-AUIOS
 C-25 BUICK, IN GOOD RUNNING order new tires. new battery: must sell this week. bargain. Call 1oS4: sos 2; seeond ll,2e1l MODEL R HUBMOBILE. 5-PASSEN- ger. This automobile is in first-class condition; practically new: oversize Goodyear Cord tires. $S0c.00 cash or terms. Hicks Riley Motor Co. 119 F.. seconL; poo1~ooo~oooooo-ocS phone 135 12,4 tjt LARGE SEVEN PASSENGER WII.- lys-Knights automobile; first class con dition. new tires, newly painted motor has never been apart Reasonably pTSsS manry narH anp'y Co., in perS0" or 11istf PhSf 1917 MODEL. 4 CYLINDER. ' PAS senger Jeffrey car; good condition, newly painted, two extra tires. F. C.. 1Hr1oaWoc1 Smart Auto cempany; tt 1-1919. , PASSENGER FORD, NEW top. new paint. Hassler shock abscrb- CTS. hand KlaXon. al shape. S425.oo; 1-191S, , passenger Ford. new top new paint, Hassler shock absorbers. bar gain $4Oo.OO; 1 1917 Ford roadster, al shape, S37500; 1-5 passenger Dodge. a dandy $SOO.00; 1 Overland panel deiiv cry. $475.OO: 1 Smith truck. $675.UO; 1 model x Ilupmobile, $S0O.W. with new tires. Above cars will he sold for IS cash and 10 monthly notes. no .n- terest on notes. Phone McGehee Mo tor Sales company, 604. 114 West Bar raque. COLE IS" SEVEN PAsSENGGER touring car. has been thoroughly over hauled and newly painted. ill blue black color. Ca nbe seen at Julian Auto Co.,, or C.. A. Barnes, Barnes Music house. City 11-21if A NUMBER or FIVE PASSENGER Ford cars. Calls at 62O E. Sixth, or phone 1888. Ct AT A BARGAIN MY DODGE TOUR ing car. Runs as good as new. II. K. lS~Ss~N~-~~-~~~~--o~-~~ ~-~~~o~~~~~o~~~~~O~ 1917 MODEL CHEVROLET. IN GOOD condition. new tires all around. must be seen to be ppreeiated. Phone 2105 for demonstrations 12-jtf MODEL IN" HUPMOBILE TOUR ing car: good running order: electric lights and starter; cord tires; will sac rifice if taken at once; good reason for selling. If interested sec or phone Zach Tankersley. phone No. 121 or 1876.
 1C-7tf
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1919-12-09
T. FOR SALE-HOUSES

HOUSE AND TWO LOTS W!TIIlN
 four blocks of postoffice; splendid site for apartment house: improvements s now on property could not be dupli- cated for price, S575O. House and lot corner 7th and Plum. one block from car line. ill good neighborhood; all modern convenienccs: prices and terms quoted on request. Building lot on Seventh between Plum and Cedar: coll venient to car line and with all mo'l- ern conveniences obtainable. Price and terms quoted on request. Three room house and lot, 14th and Magnolia.
 price $10oo: $500 cash. and balance i'll annual payments. k. II. NJ. Mills and Sons. phone 29. 6S2. Citizens Bank building. :
 BRICK VENEER RESIDENCE. ALL modern conveniences. hardwood floors throughout; cash or terms. Corner 12th and Flu, phone 1897 or sG5 12,4c8t , ROOM COTTAGE ON WEST FIFTH paved street, has gas. lights, etc. no street tax. $62O cash. balance $3Oo0 per month. 1905 East Fifth. I rooms S230O0 cash, $250O per month; price $170G.OO. Fifteenth and Olive, rooms, large lot: good location: modern. S5OO.0O and $50.OO per month: price $35O0.0o Some nice vacant dots on State street. between Thirteenth and Fourteenth. One j room modern house at 15O6 West Eighth S5OO.OO cash, balance 5000 per month: price S22OO. Some good location for colored people. McNew Realty company. We have moved to POO W. Barraque. Ct
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1919-12-09

1918 FORD ROADSTER IN Class condition, new engine, new lrentlal, new tires; will exchange
 and or town lots, also have J. fnger Empire, leather uphoistcriny, tlres, first class conditions: wlll Tor land or town lots. McNew
 Fy company, 200 w. Barraque. 12-7-6t
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ONE MULE TEAM; ONE HORSE TEAM; one top buggy. Apply E. L.
 Pope, k. No. 1, Box IS, Sulphlr Springs pike. 12-4-12t
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1919-12-09

bD COOK: GOOD WAGES. AP- Martin. at once. 12-2-6t
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-05-23
BIG SHOVEL DROPS.
YOUTH Is INJURED

George Naftzger, the 10 year
old son of Mr. and Mrs :. L. Naftz-
ger, SS4 n Eighth St. was seriously
injured Thursday afternoon at >
o'clock while at work for the con-
struction company. paving the street
at Mishawaka av and Sample St
The young man was working on the
cement mixer and was signalled to
adjust the machinery under the big
shovel. when il dropped on him,
crushing his body. He was
token to his home and "A physician
called. On examination it was found
that his right lung was punctured
and his spine seriously injured. His
condition is considered critical this
morning and he was removed 10 ST
Joseph hospital, South Bend. where
an X-Ray will be taken Mr. Naftz-
ger was just recovering uOm an
operation on the throat and yester-
day was his first day at work since
the operation.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-05-23
News of Interest
on the West Side
SOCIAL EVENTS.

a benefit party given by the White
Eagle Polish relief circle at the 4.
Balicki club rooms Thursday even
ing was a successful affair and was
attended by over 30 ladies. A most
gratifying sum was realized from
the entertainment which Will be
devoted TO the increase Of the $40,
000. 600 Polish fund. The evening
was spent socially and a buffet
luncheon was served. Hostesses for
the evening were Mrs. Stanley Dire
jer Mrs Mary Wegienka, Mrs. Jo-
seph Mikolajewska, Mrs. Helen Be-
jewicz and Mrs. Stella 'Cebulska.
The success of the entertainment
is particularly due TO the hard work
OF sMrs. NJ. Wegienka and Mrs.
Mikolajewska
The fancy work class of the Polish
Women's Alliance of America will
meet Saturday afternoon at the St.
Hedwige's school rooms. Mrs. Mary
Niezgodzka is in charge of the
class.
Mr. and Mrs Frank Nowinski.
1901 W. Division St, entertained rel
atives al a dinner Thursday in OBJ
servance Of their goth wedding an
nivcrsary.
Twenty girl friends Of Miss Helen
Hacker Webster St, pleasantly sur
prised her Thursday evening The
affair was i'm honor of her birthday
anniversary. Games and contests
were the features of the evening.
Miss Hacker received many pretty
gifts
Complimentary To Miss Helen
'Harmacinska. whose marriage 10
Thomas Wierzbinski will take place
May -. the Misses Thresa Harma
cinska and Helen Wierzbinska gave
shower at the home OF the bride
elects parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph
Harmacinski. 1905 y. Johnson ST
During the evening. spent socially
and with games a buffet luncheon
was served to over 40 guests. The
house decorations were roses and
carnations.
Miss HarmaciEka was presented
with a beautiful gift from the
guests
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-05-23

William Swan recitation. Clarence
Brown. vocal solo. Miss GIendeya
JudSon, trio. Misses Irene Lois and
ElinOr ROlloff. recitation. Miss Mar
jorie Camp: vocal solo. John New
comb. sketch. Flanagan and FIana-
gan. Stuart and Lyle Penrod. whistI-
ing solo. Miss Thelma Paige: read
ing. Miss Irene Newcomb. trio
Misses Della Gleason, He,en Larsen
anG Violet Straub. Instrumental
music, Charles Case and l.. Nor
ington. vocal duet. John Newcomb
and Miss Irene Newcomb. The old
Melodian" was presented by Mes
DANES L. ". Morse, G. \. Bacon.
Charles Moomaw. Charles Martin. Of
South Bend.
The ball teams of the River Park
school had successful day Thurs
day, both teams being victorious.
Team No. 1 played the Lincoln
school team at the Lincoln diamond.
The score was % to 1. favoring Riv-
en- Park. No. , team played Coquil-
lard team on the COqUillard dia-
mand, with a score OF % TO "a in
favor Of River Park.
Mrs. ~ =. r. Gammack and
daughter. Miss Frances Gammack.
y. Eleventh St. left today for Terre
Haute. Ind, to spend a Few days
with her daughter. Miss Gene Cam
mack, who is taking the teachers
course at the Terre Haute univer-
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-05-23
RIVER PARK
FOR REPORTER CALL
BELL PHONE RIVER PARK 4sS

Announcement has been received
here of the engagement OF Miss
Achsa Brewer, daughter of Mrs. Pa
thence Brewer, now located at STAN
ford. 5. D.. and Elmer Hollenbeck
son Of Walter HoHen beck. OF Lone
Tree Iowa. The marriage will take
place at the home Of the brides
mother, some time in June. Miss
Brewer formerly resided in River
Park. She left here about eighteen
months ago for West Liberty. Iowa
where she resided. This spring she
and her mother went 10 Stamford
$. d.. where they located
A splendid entertainment was Civ
eli AT the NJ. f. church Thursday
evening under the auspices of the
Patriotic committee. of the Ladies'
Aid society. The program consisted
OF the following numbers: Instru-
mental music. Mrs. w. VI. Swan and
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-05-23
Adele Garrison, S Ne5y
Revelations of a Wife
"Their Second Honeymoon

Dichy had Cnce made came back
with a sting like that OF "a venomous
insect. once one OF the women tax
Ing my history course m the Lotus
club had praised my lecture eXtrav-
agantly. and had qucried whether +
had ever written any short stories or
novels with historical settings ! had
repeated her remarks 20 Jicky, and
he had seen. what ] hardly recog-
uized myself. that her words had
reused in me an ambition TO follow
her suggestion.
\ Memory That Troubles.
For heavens sake Madge. q"
Dicky had sail irritably: Don't get
the writing tch. You're not fitted
for il. by temperament aEd frankly
don't think you have the ability for
it,"
had never forgotten the sneering
tone i'm which Dicky spoke, and 7
never hae mentioned the matter
again Indeed. his manner had ef-
fectual quenched any spark of am
bition kindled 10y the clubwoman's
praise.
But the remembrance of his dis
approval. Of his sighting opinion Of
my ability made the knowledge Of
his literary collaboration with Edith
Fairfax a bitter draught for me to
swallow.
had never spoken 10 the girl
never met her. but / had seen her
had scrutinized her closely upon one
or two occasions. That she was. a
gentle-woman, with all that the old
fashioned word implies l was GER
tain But that her pretty. daintily
poised head held any exceptional
brain power I very much doubted.
And I was sure that jealousy did
Mt bias my judgment. In the days
when Grace Draper was such a me-
mace 10 my happiness I aad never
underestimate her ability or her
mentality But IN trained powers
of observation told me that the art
student from Virginia, while the pos
SCISSOR of Datrician traditions and
breeding which Grace DrGPer lacked
completely. vet was much the infer
Tor mentality 10 the other woman.
And then something else seized
me. something which put all thought
of Edith Fairfax and of h sr play out
of my brain. IL was one of the sin
lister premonitions which come TO me
sometimes. and which have almost
without exception forbOded unhappi-
ness for me.
l tried 10 fight against it, to tell
myself that il was only brain
phantasy born of my mental COM
parison Of the two women who had
cared for Dickyk. But all TO no avail.
For there was borne in upon me
the conviction that nea eel TO me
than l dreamed. there lurked the
] malign influence of the y oman who
hated me-Ggace Draper.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-05-23
PhiLanthrobhy
ThreeMOre Clubs
Join State Body

Among the new clubs To announce
their federation with the state body
are the Woman's Franchise league
cf this city. the Southside Reading
club of Fort Wayne. and the Fort-
nightly club OF Kewanua
A number of Indiana cum women
are planning TO attend the biennial
council meeting of the General fed
Grafton of clubs which is to be held
at Ashville y. c.. May 27-30. No
South Bend women have as get an
nounced their intention Of being
present AT the southern session.
To Judge from reports emanating
from various districts Of the state
the federation political pot. inso-
far as the presidency of the fedora
ton is involved. is beginning 10 boil.
The 18th district, of which 81. 10
seph county clubs e members. has
indorsed Mrs. A. J. Dillon, it's for
mer president, for the honor while
Mrs Emogene Taft Lesh of Muncie,
has the support of the sth district.
Interesting developments in the race
are expected within the next few
weeks.
Districts TO hold their annual con-
ventions recently are the eighth.
which met at Anderson. Ind. the
tenth. which convened at Whiting.
the twelfth. which chose Auburn
as its meeting place, and the thir-
teenth. which met at Rochester dur
ing the past fortnight.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-05-23
BRITAIN GIVES SHIPS
TO AUSTRALIAN NAVY

MELBOURNE, April -. lBy
maiD-The dozen warships lately
given 10 Australia 10y the British
government as "a mark of apprecia-
tion OF Australians naval efforts dur
ing the war viii reach the common
wealth probably in June. The gift
consists of six destroyers and six
submarines. The fiotilla leader is
named the Amaze The acting min
lister for the navy Mr. Roynton. SAYS
one OF the problems facing the gov
eminent is how 10 man the Austria
liam navy with Australians
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-05-23
Why Madgc l. Worried by Thoughts
she's Sure Aren't Aroused
by jealousy.

For some weeks ] heard nothing
more of the play ON which Dicky
and Edith Fairfax were collaborat-
ing. the secret Of which Lillian had
wrested from Dicky on the night fol-
lowing my farewell luncheon with
Dr. Petit. In fact. Dicky made but
one reference 10 il 10 me and that
but brief one upon that same night
when in .his arms ] had received and
granted forgiveness for our inisun-
derstandings Of the day.
did YOU hear what Lii said about
tine nature of Miss F'airfaN's work
with which I'm helping herr" ne
asked, casually referring To the fact
that I had been supposedly asleep
i'm Lillian's boudoir adjoining her
living room when she was giving
Dicky the grooming" with which
she had threatened him.
That you .yere collaborating with
her on play 7 replied. trying TO
make my own voice as matter of
fact as possible. Yes, couldn't
help overhearing"
1t really doesn't m1tter" He
was deliberately indifferent. she has
about finished it, I don't think she'll
need me any more"
He did not offer. Their or after
ward. 10 tell me anything about the
play or to show me any Of the man
uscript. From the fragment Of the
love letter / had discovered. and
which had been the primary cause
of the quarrel ending in LiIlian's liv-
ing room, I reasoned that il was a
drama with much heart interest"
And I may have been prejudiced
but if the dictiOn of that fragment
was any criterion Of the rest of the
drama / feared it wasn't remarkable
for literary workmanship.
The Voice That COnvinccs.
was wise enough 20 say nothing
OF this to Dicky Indeed. ! didn't
mention the play or Miss Fairfax
again. | took the goods II the gods
provided, otherwise Dicky's evenings
at hOme--he had no more engage
ments" with art editors-and made
no attempt 70 endanger their peace
by question or by comment
But any wife will understand that
my repression only made the thing
an Obsession with me. J didn't be-
lieve that Dick was in love with the
girl-there had been a note in his
voice when he made his denial of
that idea TO Lillian which had con-
WINGED me. But I was wild with
curiosity and wounded vanity. I
would have given a month of my
life span TO read the drama, the
brain child of which these two were
the parents.
A remembrance Of a little speech
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-05-23
announcements

Members of the Auten w. r. G.
No. Il viii meet at the old court
house Sunday morning at 1915
o'clock 10 attend in a body the me-
mortal services at the First Baptist
church.
The Guiding Light class OF the
Grace VI. Il. church will hold its
monthly meeting tonight at the
home of Miss Anna Mathia. S31 y.
Eleventh st, River Park. Miss
Bonnie Bulliner will act as assistant
hostess The members of the class
will meet at the street car station at
7;4j o'clock
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-05-23
PERSONALS.

The home OF Mr.. and Mrs. Nalen-
tine OIawski Monroe St, has been
placed under diphtheria quarantine
A son. Joseph, being i'll with the
disease.
George Barczynski of Chicago is
visiting friends and relatives here
He is a guest of Mr.. and Mrs. Leon
Olszycki, 1851 Indiana av
Mr.. and Mrs. Adam Marcinek of
Chicago are here To spend a few
days with relatives.
Mrs. Bernardina JagOsisz arrived
here Thursday from Toledo, Ohio,
to spend several days with friends
She is the guest of Mr.. and Mrs.
William Broeger. w. Jefferson blvd.
Walter Drzewiecki, who has been
here visiting with friends, left to-
day for Michigan City.
Mr.. and Mrs. Martin Reader have
returned To Detroit Mich, after a
two weeks visit with Mr.. and Mrs.
Alexander Windle, 1901 Colfax av
Mrs. Alice Rapacka and son,
Adam, 1717 Prairie av., have return
ed from a brief visit with friends in
Michigan City.
Mrs Walter Machtalinska. 9O1
Scott St, and son, Joseph. who is
here from Norfolk, Va, on a u days
furlough. left Thursday TO visit
friends in South Chicago.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-05-23
HERE lS COMFORT FOR
SMALL SALARIEO MAN

WASHINGTON. MAY 81 -Com
fort the small saIaried man is pro-
vided I'M a bin introduced in con
gress Thursday by Representative
SABBATH. Of Illinois. for revision Of
the income tax section OF the war
revenue act. IL provides that "a siu-
Gle mans personal exemption De
fixed AT $4,000. or double the amount
stipulated under ihe present law.
while a married man. living with
and supporting his wife would be
entitled TO an exemption of $4,000
instead Of half that sum
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-05-23
CABLE COMPANIES ASK
FOR COURT DECISION

WASHINGTON. May 23.-The SUI
preme court was asked in memoran-
dumS filed Thursday by the Com
mercial and the Commercial Pacific
Cable companies, TO decide upon
their merits. the suits brought by
companies to enjoin the postmaster
general from seizing their properties
under the presidential proclamation
OF last November. The companies
requested that the actions be not
dismissed because the cable prop
critics have been turned back to pri-
Vate control.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-05-23
MARRIAGES.

Mr. and Mrs Adeibert Niedbalsli
1901 Linden St. announce the mar
riage of their daughter, Miss Anna
Niedbalski 10 William Bergenha-
gel. sen Of AIR. and Mrs Arthur
Bergeuhagen. 91S Cleveland av..
which occurred Wednesday afternoon
at $50 o'clock at the parsonage of
81 Patricks church. Rev. John +.
DeGroote officiating The bride
was attended by her sister. Miss
clara Niedbalski and the groom by
Herman Hicks
The bride was becomingly gown
ed IN a navy blue serge suit and
corsage OF pink and white sweet
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-05-23

"a F. Calvert St, will entertain
June
There were IL members present
at the meeting OF the Mothers club.
Thursday afternoon at the home Of
Mrs. G.. TT. Murdoch 212 r. South
ST The afternoon was spent so
cially Plans were made for the
luncheon TO be held IN two weeks.
the place 70 be announced later.
Mrs Caroline c. Mcnamara. t13S
". Eddy St. was hostess at the meet
ing Of the Circle Of Mercy, Thurs
day afternoon. There were 40
members present Airs Thomas Mil
lea. 827 Marietta st., will entertain
June 3.
Miss Pearl Williams, whose mar
riage will occur in June. was sur
prised by 35 friends at miscel-
laneous shower Thursday evening.
following a dinner given in her hon
or or Mrs l.. B. Wiley. COS y. La
fayette blvd The bride-elect was
the recipient of several attractive
gifts. Miss NJ. Culver and Mrs.
Girde- rendered piano numbers and
Miss wicklow and Mrs. IT, Repzin-
ski entertained with interpretive
dances. Dainty refreshments were
served by the hostess who was as
sisted by the Misses Margaret YAH
lert and Louise Domke.
Miss Margaret Hill Jl1 y. Main
st.. entertained few friends infor-
mally at dinner Thursday evening
at her home.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-05-23

peas. She ware a hat to match her
suit. The bridesmaid also wore "a
navy blue suit. hat to match and a
cOrsage boquet OF sweet peas
Following the ceremony a we'd
ding supper was served at a beauti-
fully appointed table adorned with
empire baskets Of roses. carnations,
and smilaX. In the center was the
wedding cake, Covers were laid for
%. The guests were members of
the bridal party and immediate rel
ativeS.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-05-23
Personals

Dr.. II. LemOntree, 225 Carroll ST..
has returned from a few days trip
which included Indianapolis. Ind,
Dayton and Cincinnati o,
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Miller, Ga
S Rush St, and Mrs. Walter Miller,
ITO l.. Madison St, and Miss Ber-
nice Carr left Thursday for Stanton,
Va, by motor car, where they viii
visit Edward Miller, son OF Mr.. and
Mrs Arthur Miller, who is attend
ing Stanton Military academy and
who will return with them. They
will motor from stanton TO Wash
ington. ID. c. where they Will visit
National PARK seminary, which =
the school Miss Dorothy Miller, Mr..
and Mrs. Walter Miller's daughter
is attending.