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La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-01-04
CON4PRAS

COMPRAMOS huevos dc rancho. :nantcqui-
liz. qucSo biaaco. miei. etc. pagando si nc
jor rrcc:o par. buena calidad. Hugo kraenz-
10. Stand No. is. City Market, Interior nj
Pcniertc. Tciefono Travis 1872. Cd
Evening journal., 1919-09-22
Rid Asked
STEEL SHARES OPEN
HIGH DESPITE STRIKE

NEW YORK. Sept. 22 United Pressl,
All leading issues. including the steel
shares, were slightly higher at the
stock market opening today. U. 5,
Steel opened 30 shares at 1914, and
5000. at i0ih. up 1s@h Crucibe, 1904
up 3; Bethlehem B, 96, up u, and Md
vale, lsi4. up it
Mexican Petroleum opened at 206,
up u; Sinclair. 5sN, up u; American
Locomotive, i0i. up y; Baldwin, i2T,
up X, and Sludebaker, ITO. on g.
shortly after tho opening, Crucible
ran up TO 1873, 5h above Saturday. g
close.
There was no decided change In the
market during the fret half hour. All
reports from the steel centers were
eagerly read. American Tobacco made
a new high for the year at 279 and L..
C. Stores advanced nearly 2 points
During the frst hour u. S. Steel was
forced down TO i0OA. then rallied 10
i0iA. There were indications OF scar
city OF stock around this level and at
one time the stock advanced p OF 2
point between sales on 100 shares Of
stock.
Leading stocks failed 10 20 below
Saturdays low at any time during the
FIRST hour.
Evening journal., 1919-09-22
Hearts OF the World at the Queen,
MUSICAL COMEDY AT
PLAYHOUSE TONIGHT

Musical comedy lovers OF this city
and vicinity are rejoicing in the fact
that this evening the nrst musical
comedy OF the season viii begin three
days engagement st The Playhouse.
10 Is TO be John C0rts production
Just a Minute which promises TO be
ss snappy and up-to-the-minute as its
lille although the name Itself is the
only thing about the entire play that is
IN any way abbreviated. II possesses
beauty. spirit and vivacity that viii In
short Interval make IL one Of The most
popular productions Of The new season.
Before coming 90 Wilmington the
company played a very successful en-
eagement az The Academy Of Music,
Baltimore, and the critics Of the Balii-
moro press have been unslinted in their
praise OF the piece.
Harry /. Cori George 4. StOddard
aud Harold Orlob three young men are
ne authors Of Just a Minute This
Is not their first venture into musical
comedy making for they are response
bic for the knickcrbOcker Theatre. New
York success, Listen, Lester," which
las been enjoying a prolonged run OF
one season at the theatre just mem
Toned The same spirit and pep that
characterizes their first Offering is TO
be found IN Just a Minute" but added
.o these qualities is a sureness OF touch
that doubly accennates The values OF
the former.
Eva Puck, the leading lady In last sea-
sons production Of Hello, Alexander
and Bobby Watson, who came TO fame
in Going Up" are the two stars OF the
newer play Both are noted for their
ability TO make fun and are given un-
usual opportunities in Just a Minute"
A Croix de Cort chorus OF beauty and
brains is also to be featured.
Hello. Alexander"
This morning the seat sale for Hello.
Alexander." opened at the box Office Of
the Playhouse for every performance OF
ihe engagement which is TO commence
Thursday evening.
Mcintyre and Heath who PLAYED the
leading roles in the production on its
appearance here last season are again
on hand with many new features, the
most important being Sophie Tucker
and her Jazz Band. This organization
is guaranteed to keep your feet moving
Seats are now on sale at the Casino
tan engagement Of this play which be-
gins Immediately. following the local
appearance.
@The Guest of Honor"
The popular and ever welcome droll
comedian William Hodge, will appear
at tho Playhouse for two night only.
Monday and Tuesday, September 29-3O
Alr. Hodge is again appearing in
brand new play, "The Guest OF Honor
a comedy romance Of New York life,
written in three acts Of wholesome and
we'll sustained merriment This We
hicle is a typical Hodge play and is said
to afford him the greatest opportunity
for the exploitation Of his inimitable
comedy methods since the days Of his
"The Man From Home" This season.
as usual, Mr. Hodge is Supported by a
large and talented company.
Evening journal., 1919-09-22
AT THE QUEEN.

There are some pictures that while
viewing are entertaining and interest
ing. There are others that are remem-
bered afterwards for a little period OF
time and there are others SIN that
exist and always remain In the mind as
monuments of perfection. IN story,
moral and spectacle.
or this latter class perhaps no photo
play production holds more promi-
nent place that d. w. Grinlth's story of
love with The title Hearts OF the
World All The world knows this pro
duclion. Since ils first release about
two years ago. 10 has heen shown 10
millions and hundreds OF millions OF
people an over the world, and one and
alike all agree as TO It's perfection
Already IL has been presented twice in
this city, but II has been deemed sur
flciently worthy TO be brought back for
third showing, and this viii take
place for the next three days at the
Queen Theatre.
So thorough was this picture made
that Mr.. Grinlth spent eighteen months
in its construction, every moment and
day Of which was spent In thoughtful
planning and producing It's realism
and truth is one Of its greatest claims
10 fame.
The Gish sisters Lillian and Dorothy.
and Robert Harron became famous
through their work in the leading roles
OF The production.
Evening journal., 1919-09-22
SOCIAL AND
PERSONAL NOTES

Mrs. Leonard p. Wales has returned
after an interesting season OF musical
WORK al the New Jersey coast resorts
At ocean City, Mrs. Wales was the
soloist with Nessellas Italian Band.
She also sang for a series OF recltals
in Vermont.
Mrs. William Marsdon. OF Jackson
yillc, Florida. is visiting relatives in
lns city.
Miss Mabel House. Of No. 1918 West
Eighth street is visiting friends in Vent
nor, N. j.
Miss Mabel Mccormick has been visit
ing friends in the lower part OF Mary
land.
Mr. and Mrs. Lewis ]. Crawford, OF
No. 1905 Lincoln street. are visiting
friends in Washington, d. C.
Mrs. w. s. Weldin has returned from
the Massachusetts, coast.
Or. and Mrs. Millard z. Smith are
spending two weeks in the Poconos.
Miss Anna Clsrey. Of Phoenixville, is
visiting Mrs. Ella Thomas OF No. s2J
West Sixth street.
Miss Mary Pyle, OF Baltimore, Md,
spent the weekend with her aunt, Mrs.
William Fitzgerald, Of the Marquette
apartments.
Miss Helen Braden, OF No. 1901 West
street has been visiting friends In At
lantic City.
Hugh r. Rennie, a graduate Of the
Wilmington High School left last Fri
day for Providence, n. L. where he
will enter Brown University
Miss Katherine Sweeney. Of Philadel-
phlA, IL spending several days with Miss
Helen Miller OF No. 2ii5 Glipin avenue.
Miss r. A. LaBsume. sister OF Leslie
LsBsume, Of this city, has gone to
Boonton, NJ j. following her return
from France, where she was In the
motor service during the war.
Evening journal., 1919-09-22
DEAIHS

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McGRANE-In Philadelphia, on September
20. 1919 Mrs James McGrane formerly
Mrs. Clara Combs Middleton of this CITY.
Funeral services from her late residence
No 2539 Turner street, Philadelphia We'd
nesday afternoon, az o'clock. Interment
Hillside cemetery Philadelphia.
SUDDARD-At Delaware Hospital, on Sep.
tember 2i 1919, r. Murrill. wife OF Roger
w. Suddard, aged 30 years
Funeral from the residence OF her hus-
band the Cedars on Tuesday September
2S Leave the house at 10 o'clock Services
al St Thomas p r. Church. Newark Del,
at . o'clock. Interment in adjoining ceme-
tery.
D0oRDoN-In this city, on September 81.
1910, John DOordon.
Relatives and friends are invited 20 at
ei7 West street, on Wednesday morning.
ot o'clock Requiem mass at the Crthe-
dral Interment at Cathedral cemetery.
Please omit flowers.
Evening journal., 1919-09-22
GAVE DINNER AT
CENTURY CLUB

Mrs. Charles Gasklll and Mrs. T. e..
Doremus entertained at dinner at the
Country Club last week Both Mrs.
Gaskll and Mrs Doremus leave Amer
lea shortly, Mrs Gaskil TO join her
husband in Poland. and Mrs Doremus
TO join Mr. Doremus In Shanghai,
China.
Mrs. Gasklll was the guest of Mrs
Robert Pennington while In this city.
She recently returned from France,
where she did Red Cross work for iwo
years. Mrs. Gasklll is now visiting
friends in Philadelphia.
Evening journal., 1919-09-22
AT THE MAJESTIC

Star and author unite in William Far
NUNS picture. The Lone star Ranger, ,"
which is at the Majestic for three-day
engagement, beginning today Zane
Grey TIE author, and William Farnum.
the star. are the combination that for
bids competition.
Zane 6rey's stories OF the West are
noted because they are different. In
the language OF This great man we are
carried through the beauty that only
native or dweller in the Southwest
Is able to fully appreciate. through bat
Ties OF realism and intent that are
mems battles. where might is right and
where IL is fortunate for might to be
right
The story was written and the mic
Evening journal., 1919-09-22
JoHNsaN.uIlBpHy.

Miss Lydia A. Johnson. OF No. 1906
Weest Eighth street and Emmor c.
Murphy, Of No. s27 Monroe street.
were married Saturday evening at the
home OF the brides parents by the
Rev C. A. Chader. pastor Of the Swed-
ish Baptist Church
The bride was attended by Miss Will
nina Georgia as maid OF honor, and
Howard Mccall, cousin Of the groom
was best man.
After the ceremony Mr.. and Mrs
Murphy left on a wedding trip, and
upon their return will live at No. 5i2
West Sixth street.
Evening journal., 1919-09-22
Ar THE VICTORIA.

ITS too good 10 give away" said
Manager b. j. Schwartz, Of the Victoria
Theatre when he was ased 10 tell the
story OF Douglas Falrbsnkss forthcom-
ing production, His Majesty the Amer
lean"
Now ] am not going 10 spoil the
anticipation Of my patrons by telling
the story OF Douglas Fairbanks new
illm, His Majesty. the American In
advance. But ! Will say this: Fair
banks has spent more money on this
picture than he has ever spent before,
because he has made II for release d.
rect TO the theatres Of the country by
the United Artlsts-the Big Four
which is made up Of Mary Pckford,
Charlie Chaplin Douglas Fairbanks and
y. w. Grihlth.
The story Of His Majesty, the Amer
ican,' Is a knockout II gives Doug
chance to do lot Of entirely new
tricks, and don't hesitate to say that
the picture is FAR and away the big
gcst production that he has ever turned
out.
Supporting Mr.. Fairbanks in this
production are Mariory Daw, Frank
Campeau. Lillian Langdon. Albert Nc
Quarrle and Sam sothern, famous New
York and London actor. and brother Of
p. II Sothern, who makes his first
screen appearance in this picture.
Evening journal., 1919-09-22
At HE GARRIcK

A good bill Of comedy and music
opens at the Garrick Theatre this after
noon. featured by Janet Of France and
Charles W. Hamp. The bill also includes
Morlein, The Italian music master;
Noodles. Fasan and Elsie. in comedy;
LaIemple and Co. IN an act Of mys-
terry; Wilson Aubrey Trio. clever wrest-
lers and acrohats; Peterson, Kennedy
and Murray a male trio OF singers;
Evening journal., 1919-09-22
PHILLIpS-GRIED.

Mr.. and Mrs. Edward 5. Phillips u
Princess Anne, Md have announced
the marriage Of their daughter, Dcusil-
la Ann, TO Robert ID. Grier, Jr., OF
Salisbury, Md, on September s. Mr.
Grier was formerly resident OF this
city and Is a grandson OF tSe late
George s. Grier, OF Milford.
Evening journal., 1919-09-22
TOyy\SE\D-TFE

Miss Anna Townsend, or the Y. w.
c. A., and Charles Edward Tee were
married in Brack-Ex NJ. +. Church,
Saturday evening, by the Rec, C. Z,
Clark. Miss Susie Z. Donovan was iae
maid OF honor, and Thomas r. CARL
well was best man. Mr.. and Mrs Fee
left for a wedding trip on Saturday
evening, and upon their return viii
live in this city.
Evening journal., 1919-09-22
TWO WEDDINGS.

The Rev. r. w Sutcliffe, pastor n
the First NJ. p Church, recently mar
rled the following couples at the par
sonage, No. j23 West Seventh street
Miss Emma Howenstein and Clyde
Davis. both OF this city.
Miss Beatrice Glayberger and Lester
Lapinski, both OF Kulpmoni, Pa.
Evening journal., 1919-09-22
NEW YORK COTTON.

NEW YORK, sept. 22. United Press
The cotton market opened firm to-
day October sold at 5000, up %: Dec.l
1925, up is; Jan, 1925, up IS; March,
3O3i, up ii. and May, 30.37, up ~.
Evening journal., 1919-09-22

American. Futures opened barely
steady.
American middlings fair, 2i.22; good
middlings, 1851; full middlings, 1901;
middlings, is.i7; low, 1862; good Or
dinary, i4.97; ordinary, iiii.
Evening journal., 1919-09-22
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

Miss Mary Warren Armstrong. daugh-
ter Of Mrs A. w Armstrong, Of No.
ii05 Gilpin avenue and John Hamilton
Ruckmsn, Of Boston, Mass. were mar
rled on Saturday evening in lmmanuel
Church, by the Rev. Frederick NJ.
kirkus.
The bride was attended by Miss
Jeanette Wyiie, Of New Castle, as maid
OF honor. The bridesmaids were the
brides sisters, Miss Katherine G.. Arm
strong. Miss Helen Armstrong with Miss
Jean Evans, Miss Ann Garrett, Miss
Marjorie Ruckmsn. a sister OF the
groom, and Miss Alice Richly.
The best man was Nathaniel s. See
ley. Of New York. The ushers were
Richard Hill, Of New York; Paige Mon
league, OF Washington: Francis Tat
nall. Of Germantown; John Cause, ~
Wilmington; John Fulenweider. Of An
nspolis Naval Academy, and Alfred w.
Armstrong.
Following the ceremony a reception
was held at the home Of the bride.
Evening journal., 1919-09-22
LIVERPOOL COTTON.

LIVERPOOL. sept. %. UNITED Press
Spots opened quiet today with prices
easy. Sales amounted 10 5000 bales.
Receipts totalled 5000. including $500
Evening journal., 1919-09-22
CHICAGO GRAIN.

CHICAGO. Sept. %. UNITED Press).-
opening grain.
Corn, Dec, i22%623; May. i2i@5.
Oats, Dec. 60; May, 70%@B.
Evening journal., 1919-09-22

Monday, Tuesday aud Wednesday.
James Kelso and Blanche Leighton in
Here and There in Vaudeville; VIII
liam Kallen and Ethel IIunier IN com
edy, and also the pictures, that are al
ways interesting and instructive.
Evening journal., 1919-09-22
AT THE RIALTO.

The beautiful and equally popular
star Anita Stewart, will be seen at the
Rislto for an engagement Of three days,
beginning today. Miss Stewart enjoys
an unusual popularity with the local
protoplay fans, and In her appearance
In THE Shadows Of the past" should
give the same admirers unusual enter
talnment.
Miss Stewart is a star whose success
and career In motion pictures has been
decidedly unusual she has for some
years had popularity with the public.
But Just about year ago she returned
to the screen IN a production, "Vlrtu-
ous Wives by name, that increased her
popularity thousandfold. Prior TO
that Time she had been absent from the
screen for over year or moro.
In Shadows Of The Past In which
she will be seen at the Rialto, she IL
splendldly cast IN role that will serve
at tho same time 10 bring out her 1sl-
enis and her beauty and show the limit
less ability she possesses. II is story
Of love and intrigue, with politicians
as a party on one side and two wronged
people on the other side.
r, X. Lincoln and Harry T. Morey are
both I'm the cast In support OF Miss
stewart
Evening journal., 1919-09-22
LOCAL SECURITIES

Laird & Co., dupont Building, fur
nIsh the following quotations OF local
securities:
Evening journal., 1919-09-22

ture was made as tribute TO the Lone
Star Rangers OF Texas, who protected
the interests Of man and beast from
man and beast. and were the heal
heroes OF the day. Tho life Of each OF
them reads like serial romance.
Louise Lovely, who has been seen
with Mfr. Farnum on numerous other
occasions, again plays opposite him. g..
Raymond Nye, the Wilmington player,
IS seen IN the william role.
Evening journal., 1919-09-22
MRS. DoREuUs no co TO CHINA

Mrs. T. p. Doremus and children,
Grace and Carolyn, expect 10 leave IN
November for Shanghai. China, where
Mr.. Doremus has been appointed gen
eral Far Eastern manager for the
dupont Company They will probably
be several years in China.
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S0c4GT O. =:I!!.:: H.: #$#4:s #$SE5 #$SE .:5
y Lillian CRAWFORD PERKINS

Hunt. new duughtcr-ln law lu the
Hunt family "a bride OF lur sptlus.
The spacious lower floor ut the home
Win It's handsome Furnishings u,,d-
pt no idutumDul aud ihy floral
mouf was suggested only hy me
placing ot luNuriuut ferns at Ntu-
Agy points Tho hostess and huu-
urrc received and m, afternoon was
devoted lu bridge. iu which Miss
b,una Gulbrrath made high score
ana Miss Norma Miller the low.
Mrs. Hunt the honor guest. was also
remembered here, and all gifts were
hand embroidered MADEIRA pieces
ANA vanity uCggsyuTlua. After tho
games q Two course luncheon WHR
served iD the guests. who were
Misses Frances Riddle. Ruth Carson,
Helen Delaney, Mary Delaney. Maud
brddlry Connie Bulur Auue
bNyer, louoIia GcolEr. jennie
,rgcr kng. Mary clay Williams.
BETTY Hudson, Naomi M,sprNu,
Lcuna Gubrcath, Mabel Core. Mabel
th.ye Nltt. Eyolyu and Charlotte
West of Memphis, guests ut Hotel
Tulsa, vivian lulguum. Jcauucuo
Ross, Mary Sul, Mildred Morris.
Frances and Amelia Broach. Amelia
and Ailne Constauiin. llalah EaEau,
Lamoua Geek, Evelyn Connolly.
lruue Hastings, lsla Lynch. norma
Miller. Ruth Fitzpatrick. Ruth and
Lula kolsu. Ethelyu Carpenter,
Mary Clay Williams Mines IugEius.
James Nelson, young a. Mitchell.
Chester MCkoun, Ross Gibbs. LLOYD
Lewis, COOK ~ West virginia and
Mrs. Otis McClintoDk
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JuStHS.

quite t surprise n their many
friends Vas ,uy announcement tn
formally mud. within the past few
days uf 'nn wedding 900 Thursday
evening of Miss Anna bradshaw ana
Mt l.. A. Jusus. Jr Tho uurrlaEc
lines were read 900 tho home uf the
ltrv G. W. Kerr. pastor ~ The First
irDshy iorIuu church. the attend
ants being Miss N,,I Uopsou as
bridesmaid and Mr G.. s. Fcnwick as
best man. After tho ceremony the
bridal quartet Wrro entertained with
"a h,uuufu. dinner Iu the home of
Mr aud Mrs A. 49, Kendall on South
lgirul' Af'nr ID iNo weeks wed
ding trip Mr. ana Mrs Ju-tus wiII
return to make Tulsa their home.
the groom hcllg luuior member ~
"A well hnuwn' INV firm IN the city
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said sho must refuse for she was
entertaining ono an her homo from
poor section Of ths city fbr y
Wrrk dr ton DAYS ~ thought
perhaps 7 could dO moro Tor her
here in wy own homo" said ths
lady Just wanted her 10 enjoy
tho 81. .rlr fan, and haya some
good nutritious food well cooked.
ana { believe this will do hor moro
good than medicine and ! know
sho vii. oniov what ! can give her
here lu my own home more than
N ! took il Zoo her There doesn't
seem 10 20" much 10 say regarding
ng.Act Uko .N.s n be- too big FOR
offs 1u rnd words 10 eNpross just
how We fool about a.
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LuHcheOnS

Mrs. Harry l.. Cannady was num-
hrrvd among the hUstrssos Of the
past week. entertaining Cumpli-
mvutdry to Miss LenuTc Hubbard,
Nho JUS, recently returned from The
east Mrs. Cannudy gave e lunch
ruu az the hotChum hotel, The table
uiubcliishod horAlly with carnations
and gadiUli Ia bnadings of PINK.
The guest list included. with the
houOrcc. Misses Grace Lrecuc. AID
ace bunahuc. Nyronne Burkhurd.
Rose Friends. Mabci clark. MIs. G..
H. Hubbard. Mrs. n. r. Carey. Mrs
Raymond Hoag and. Mrs. G.. n. Col
Vim ana Mrs Dudley Dickson
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south h,f,r, Teiurnipg In her home
Nj. and Mira gobort T. Adam. ana
f.uf. rrtIdr,u. of r.IH south unula,i
.aNtuuo Itf \N.tu,stty for n motor
points I'm route they will sfop at
TnIoga. OKLA. To- ,Isu Mrs Nuams
parents
Mira Chrlstiap of sbreyeport Ia
is visiting her daughter. Mrs - e.
nirhprIsuu family IA roIorpdo to
amend fn, rr.f ~ tho gtuper
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Sign of the
Times

FROM PRECEDING rNDr
Ncr ana from California. too. ANA
tho people are WrIuug back ul
how very. hot the Wuttut, lH OF
these uIurrs lhry haN, flown 10.
for comfort So % seems. UatIrI
an ono must climb To- tho Huuw
capped mountain ur take srA
cruise tu rr. away from tuo hra.
Those whose trend lr towards
psyvho.uklyal IuBuutA tell ua To-
forget the heat This is really q
splendid ruuEruIuu N people will
clulhe ihuWsclNrH property viii
eat NHtH and vegetables and th.
Hlalu from meats and aNu.hy
tpodH Joe me Hu.uiucrumr. t1ry are
prufy euro tu keep luu pNNH.bl
being lu trim tu stand thn luull
waves whom they como. n lH not
quito tho Wifcrt thing tO 1.-Two uu.
der thr Wink uf an electric fHu,
but htrc D. always a cool place 900
the homo whcru one can $50 and
catch tho brcozo thul N really
moro cooling II you must go out
lu tho heat ~ tho day SHAY ON
tho shady slide OF ihr street and
walk with "A lcsuToiy gait tul
don 4 rush llke you arc running Cd
fire These are just good COM
nonsense ideas that everyone
knows II they would but think n
umo and study mo means OF keep
inr cool Drink lemonade ana
fruit iuireH. for they not only arc
rofrrsHing. but cooling Co the
system
n tho people would lust adiuSt
themselves 20 the sDuHnu 10 this
way instead of boarding siuffy
Pullman cars for JOURNEYS lasting
sometimes Two nr three days. ana
fiud their destined point an abid-
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mo homo whom they can FOR II or
whom yUu mink they rrol o.. think
M 'ho uNIlo soul suftHriug ,u HoW"
wnkoHhlN of % home VINO npHuot
NINr lhrHr two great needs fnr
th.II ruHfunpuro ui this season We
who have plenty. suffer with tho
heat ana ihiuk We are unfortunate
iu hr Ho situated what must 30
iho condition surrounding thcso ~
whom ono said, "Rlotsrd arc they
n makes lifc worth The living to
think ~ these less fortunate than
some ~ ~. ana 10 compare mo
difference. and get busy with our
purses ono woman was phoued
tho past W"ck and Invited iu attend
nm Informal matinee party and she
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Parties

ors Of 'ha largest parties Of tho
midsummer season and beautifully
associated with much cordiality and
grace was That given Friday after
noon Do tHe home Of Mr. and Mrs.
pa' Hunt sr in Maple Ridge.
Rh'n their daughter. Mrs. Dan
h1a' lr. h0nored Mrs. Thomas A.
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S 800 Fiber Suit Case ....,............ 2.25
S 500 Leather Trimmed Case ...........$ 3.75
S 700 Imitation Leather Case ..........$ SIS
$1,000 Grained Leather Case. ,..........S S 900
$500 Genuine Leather Bags and Cases. S 9.75
$500 Genuine Leather Bags and Cases. SLIPS
$500 Genuine Leather Bags and Cases $3.50
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.7-..,.. PROM PRECEDING PAGE
t., quests merry Eroup Nm ,,r,
r,r., rnH. being Mr. ana MIs T.,
Iu. I, rdlIsou. Mr and Mrs. Don
NeI ,,r ana Mrs Travis Golay'
I'. ,.r,n lorton, Miss claire nd
s.', o and Mr and Mrs, J. A. Nc
kccycr
,r, d y parish entertained one
..rrr me week at the
ga..,.-. club having q small group
'.'. f..rls with her. After "A
VI l.o D DEVOTED 20 bridge luncheon
l'' ..-,.t at / O'Clock covers were
n.I nr .Ha-
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Miss Margaret Moshy ~ Dallas
Texas. who ia visiting her sister.
Mrs W T.. Breach. will leave on
August for Meridian Miss. '1 visit
another sister. Mrs Henry Damon.