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Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-04-17
con To Pans, Cry Of ..
Soldiers N0W In France

80 60 great that a canvass was ""
TO get rooms in private houses mi,
Finally it became asnyas hut
.birtv large wood and canvas rltFs
IN 1u 4 big open space near b Ei 5St
Tower. The huts have Q for I sps
a night. Theatre. reading roon aSrvas
baths are furnished IN uhe
Now The Yanks are ENJOYING tGvs s
dc l1xe in Paris. The army 80
them their regular pay plus hViHs N.
nenses. And last month the L.
km made the going easier than ever
bv paying all expenses Of sishtseeing
trips. This includes tips too, tA trset
lean pre-war tourist VINO keps ourin9
of tins he had to give while tourAns'
please write.) ,aken
rive thousand men a day are taken
on these sightseeing trips ' fS17
and vicinity. There are SNORT In
inc tours and tours by truck n au,
tomobiles similar to the "~rubberneck
wagon back home.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-04-17
wou,x crrrp WITH PAIN

Thousands of women work oday
while suffering from kidney or bladder
hat can be relieved. Mrs. l.
writes: Il had to sit down during my
housework. My back ached so, also
my hip panied 50 I used to cry out,
the pain was so great. Now I am
thankful to say that Foley Kidney pills
rid me of all my pain" Backache. sore
muscles. stiff or swollen joints. rheu-
matte pains are indication of kidney
trouble. Foley Kidney Pills are safe
and reliable. They bring quick results.
Sold everywhere-Adv
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-04-17
John C. Kali on Eligible List
for Promotion to Foreman
Ru speclal Corresponaent.

BIZ Special Correspondent.
TOTTENVILLE, April 1.-THE
Municipal Civil Service Commission
mas published the following Staten
Islanders in its eligible list: Promo
ton to foreman grade, two, bureau of
sewers, John G. Kali of Port Rich
mond, formerly of Tottenville: pro-
motion to Inspector, grade two, bureau
highways. Thaddeus Carlin of West
New Brighton, and Harry b. Denyse'
of Stapleton: promotion to assistant
engineer. grade ID, bureau of engineer,
George +. Wuesterfield, of Stapleton.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-04-17
GET Seeds al City Hall

All those DESTROYS of securing seeds
h n expense being incurred
do so by applying at CITY aaII,
Mayor Dorsey was the reciplen!
Yesterday morning of a large man
sack full of government tested seeds
from Congressman Thomas ). Sculs'
varieties of vegetables are %
800 No those who wish to AXE adj
rantage of this opportunity of getting
seeds gratis.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-04-17
Build Quarters for 1900

The Y. NJ. C. A. and the Red Cross
took over a number of hotels to try
to accommodate them. But the rush
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-04-17
BY EDWARD NJ. THIERRY
IN. Il. A. stan Correspondent

PARIS April 17:-"On to Berlin:
was every American soldiers battle
cry while the wal was on. NOW It's
"On to Paris!"
wouldn't it have been hell II Ia
had to tell the folks at home 1 came
from France without seeing ParisE
/ heard n doughboy say that the
other day.
II sums up the situation. OF course
not all Of the two million when they
get home will be able to say they saw
Paris. But somehow nearly every
body's getting here. II they can't get
in on the vacation list for the Paris
leave area-and have to go elsewhere
usually manage to pass
through Paris. And that always
means changing trains-and a stop
over. The stop is only supposed TO De
so many hours, between trains, out
when a doughboy puts his mind to II
he can be terribly careful about going
through minute details of having ms
papers stamped and that sort or
thing. Which takes time-and usu-
ally means a day Or two in the Dig
town.
The bars were up against leaves
in Paris for a long time. But Genera
Pershing finally had a change OF
heart and the Yanks pour in by the
thousands day after day.
Build Quarters for 1900
The ". NJ. C. A. and the Red Cross
took over a number of hotels to try
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-04-17

meeting consists of Mrs. c. p. Bene-
dict, Mrs. J. Mortimer Vanderbilt.
Thomas Birmingham. Joseph john
son and Mrs. Everett Mclaughlin.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-04-17
Not Alarmed.

'sThe crows don't seem to pay any
attention to that searecrow." mo.
The pesky critters think It's one o.
them artists from the city DRAWN pic
tur's."-American Box
The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1896-1929, 1919-04-01
TROOPS WILL GUARD
PROHIBITION AGENTS
rf7N WHO KILLED BOOTLEGGERs IN WOODSTOCK VIRGIN
IA ARE TO BROUGHT TO TRIAL TOMORROW
MORNING
FEARS TROUBLE WHEN MEN APPEAR
By Associated Press

Richmond. April IA company
If troops left here today for Wood
SIX to attend the hearing there
tomorrow Of the four prohibition
agents charged with the killing
af Lawrence Hudson, an alleged
hoorlcgger, who died from wounds
inflicted when Raymond Shackel-
ford. an alleged violator Of the pro
s,blrion law. was killed while re-
>>-mg arrest.
Attorney Williams, Of Shenan-
aoah County stated that no trou-
HE was anticipated when the a.
gents were brought into court but
the sheriff thought il best TO have
troops in readiness.
The agents are now held in
fredericksburg and will be taken
/, Woodstock tonight.
The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1896-1929, 1919-04-01
R00SEVELTS SON
NOW IN POLITICS

New York, April 1.-Lieutana ut
Colonel Theodore Roosevelt planr
to take up his fathers life work
where the latter laid it down.
AT present he is inclined to sup
port Maior-General Leona !
Wood for President.
Politically, socially and in a lit
erary sense the eldest son of the
former President will follow the
trial blazed by his father. He
will retire from the banking and
brokerage firm Of Montgo,nerv,
Clothier and Tyler and devote him
self entirely to public career.
For the next month the Colonel
will be a directing influence IN
the organization Of the American
Veteran Legion for which 4, A,0Oo.
GOO men who served overseas or
were ready to sail when hostilities
ceased will be eligible.
Meantime he will gradually idea
thy himself with Progressive Re-
publican political organizations
IN which National Chairman Will
II. Hays, George W. Perkins, Hi
ram johnson, John T. King, Viii
liam b. Borah, Arthur Caper, Viii
Liam Loeb, Harold L. Ickes, R.
Livingston Beeckman and General
Leonard Wood are dominating
spirits.
The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1896-1929, 1919-04-01
SCAFFOLD FALLS
MANY INJURED
By Associated Press

Bristol, Pa, April 1-From ten
to forty persons were killed or
drowned late yesterday when a
temporary scaffolding, extending
around the stern Of boat on the
ways at the Workmanship Yard
at Hartman, near here, collapsed
while nearly $50 persons were
standing on it TO view the launch
ing Of the freighter Waukau. At
late hur tonight only three bod
les had been recovered. Twenty
two injured persons were taken
TO a hospital. Witnesses Of the
accident said the scaffcrding seem
ed to turn over, precipitating its
occupants into 25 feet Of water.
The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1896-1929, 1919-04-01
five MILLIONS
TO PAY SAMMIES
By Associated Press

New York, April Five mil
ion dollars in American gold coin
was moved from the Sub-Treas-
1try and loaded aboard the steam
"r Won Steuben for shipment to
nlted States soldiers in France.
The gold will be used to pay
The returning soldiers who have
been bringing French money into
the United States and exchanging
II here again at a loss.
Under command Of Major Wal
Ter u. Donnelly and Lieutenant
William NJ. Conrad, a guard of s
soldiers Of the Quartersmaster 5
department. protected the money
~ It's way from the Sub-Treasurv
to Hoboken.
me gold was packed in five
'ses- Captain \. F. Cronhardt
whose care the money was plac.
u on The Won Steuben, said ship
'7a's amounting to s1O,OOO,OOO a
''l'n VIII be made until al the
2rces are demobilized
The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1896-1929, 1919-04-01
WILKINS MURDER
INVOLVES MODEL

New York April Seizure
Of the Wilkins home at Long
Beach By the Nassau County au-
thorities is the latest develope-
ment in the mystery Of Mrs. VIII
kins's murder District Attorney
Weeks said the search Of the house
has disclosed so much evidence
which will be used in the. trial Of
Dr.. Walter K. wilkins that he
wants the jury to see the place as
it is now. Wilkins will be permit
ted to remove his personal belong
ings.
Through woman District At
torney Weeks has also obtained
information which led to an inves-
LEGATION of DR.. Wilkins S Sc called
telephone prstctice' of which he
boasted. Tis, it was stated, is in
line with investigation Of the ply
sician's license to prescribe mar
cotic drugs.
The inquiry will b, carried TO
several places in New York where
the physician had offices.
Models Story Told
District Attorney Weeks has
also announced that he received a
statement from Audrey Munson,
model and moving picture actress.
who, with her mother, lived in one
Of the Wilkins apartments. Her
story was told to detectives in
Toronto and brought here. Miss
Audrey will come here to testify
in person.
Finger-print experts told Dis
trict Attorney Weeks that It
would be unnecessary to take I'M
pressions Of Mrs. Nilkins's fin
gers for comparison with marks
found on the lead pipe were made
by DI, Kilkins ) hands. DR.. Viii.
lins has said that he handled tha
pipe in removing it from a spot
near his wife's body.
The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1896-1929, 1919-04-01
DEBS THREATENS
GENERAL STRIKE
By Associated Press

Akron, Ohio, April 1.-Eugene
\. Debs, socialist leader, today
threatened to call a general strike
o1 his party granted the country
1,nlcss he is granted a rehaaring in
the courts on charges upon which
he was convicted under the espion
age act.
Debs was confined 20 bed with
bad attack Of l1mbago at the homa
Of Mrs Margaret Prevey, here,
when notified the United States
Supreme Court had refused him q
rehearlng. He refused to see
newspaper men but through Mrs.
prevey issued the following state
ment
The matter is in the hands IF
my attorneys.
Unless something further can
be done, the program Of the parry
to tie up the country in a genera!
strike will be fulfilled. I am pre-
pared to fight to the end.
Mrs. Prevey said DehS condi-
ton IS not serious
The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1896-1929, 1919-04-01
BRITISH WANT
JAMES SP0HR

Washington, April 1-Secretary
Baker has approved the request Of
the British military authorities IN
Turkey that they be permitted to
arrest, on the charge Of treason.
James Spohr. naturalized Amer.
lean citizen, who, with his wife,
has been officially and closely con
nected with the head German spy
system Ill Palestine and among the
British Indian subjects.
The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1896-1929, 1919-04-01
PREPARATION
LING BLOCK TO PEACE
FRENCH AMErr. "'33rrERED BEFORE THE COUNCIL OF
FOUR Ul.n1NGED FINAL CONSIDERATION OF
INDEMNITY
OCCUPATION OF GERMANY AN ISSUE
(By Associated Press}

Paris, April IA feeling of ap-
prehenslon over lack of progress
on the peace treaty persists in
American circles hare although il
Is stated authoritatively that diff
ferences have not reached the sta
tus of a deadlock.
The principal difficulty i, found
i'll settling upon reparation in ac
cord with the new method Of pay
ment suggested by the French de-
legation. This was presented on
Saturday before the Council Of
-Four. It is said the frouticr
question now turns on securing
military safety along the Rhine.
Paris, April l.--President Viii
son today explained that he was
willing to accept his share Of the
responsibility for the peace confer
ence delays.
lie was careful howeEer to.
point out that the sSowness Of the
negotiations was not due to any
single country or its represents
tives.
Paris, April president Will
son IS again in attendance today
at the meeting Of the Council Of
-Four, dealing with the peace pro
blems.
In the forenoon the president
had a conference with Secretary
Daniels shortly before th latters
departure for Italy.
The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1896-1929, 1919-04-01
REBEL GUNS
USED HEAVILY
(Bv Associated Press J

!, Archangel, April 1.-Bolsheviki
artillery subjected the allied rail
way front and positions south OF
Odozirskaia to the heaviest bomb.
ardment yesterday in many weeks
Meantime the enemy is moving
considerable forces through the
woods indicating an attack may
follow soon.
The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1896-1929, 1919-04-01
GERMANS BEHIND
RECENT RISING
By Associated Press

Paris, April 1.-Docnments in
the possession Of the French and
Rumanian governments, newspa.
pers say, prove the advent of the
communist regime in Hungary
was due largely to the maneuvers
Count Karolyi in conjunction with
the German government move
ment aimed directly at the allied
powers, it is said.
The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1896-1929, 1919-04-01
REVOLT
TO TEST ALLIES.
by Associated Press

Paris, April 1,-Reports to the
French foreign office indicate that
the Hungarian revolution was
staged largely with the purpose
OF testing the strength and will
Of the entente powers and was
designed to frighten them with the
idea that Germany might also ra-
pldly disintegrate
The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1896-1929, 1919-04-01
TOTAL LOSSES
27O.686 men

Washington, April 1.-The total
losses reported including those
herein mentioned are given by the
War Department as 27O,686, GOV
ering killed, wounded, died OF di-
sease and accident, missing and
prisoners.
The number Of casualties since
last report are 239 names of Which
three are North CarolinianS. as fl
lows
Private Mann Foster, of Louis
burg died Of disease.
Corporal Simon Boyd. Of Win
tervllle and Private Fred calls,
Of l.nmbc,. Ridge both died ii IL
The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1896-1929, 1919-04-01
S0VIETS WANT
HUN ALLIANCE;
BY Associated Press

London, April 1.-The latest
German unofficial report is that
the Bolshevik regime Of Russia
and the Hungarian Soviet Govern
ment have asked Germany to join
them III an alliance against the AL
lies. Whether true Or not the. re-
port has a direct bearing on Ger
many.s Eafusal to permit General
Halles and his Polish army to land
at Danzig.
The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1896-1929, 1919-04-01
COUNTER STRIKE
IN WURTEMBURC
Ey Associated Press)

tEy Associated Press)
Stuttgart, April. The bour-
Geolse counter strike has been
sta7ted here as reply to the gen
1sli strike Of the workers.
Most Of the shops are closed
and the railroad and postal ser
vice supended. Gas works and
( 'eGtrlc power plants have been
shut down.
The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1896-1929, 1919-04-01
APRIL FOOLS
DAY IN PARIS
(B,v Associated Press)

Kbv AssOcIateu PTess
Paris, April 1-Someone created
the story this morning that Colo
mel House had announced the pea
ce treaty had been signed.
This report spread over Paris
Telephone wires to the Ameri-
can headquarters became hot Wit h
inquiries, but it didn take LONG
for inquirers to realize the char
acter Of the report when they were
reminded that today was April
first.
The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1896-1929, 1919-04-01
Will ACCEPT
SIX AMENDMENTS

Paris, April commenting on
The six amendments to the cove
nant Of he Ltaguc of Nations, sug
geSteI BY EIihu Root, il was stat
ed by d legal specialist. associated
with the American Peace Confer
ence delegation that it, believed
all the amendments We're ac..epta-
bic to the American delegation
The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1896-1929, 1919-04-01
NEWS FROM THE
STATE CAPITOL
(By Maxwell Gormani !

Raleigh, April Now we re
lookin' round . for some lawyer
willing to accept "recess appoint
ment' and become United States
District Attorney for the eastern
district, in place Of Mr.. Thomas
ID. Warren, whose nomination by
the President failed to be confirm
ed by the last Senate. It is report
ed that Warren will not bother
with recess appointment and is
not particular about the Job, any
|way So the Republicans who de-
laytd his confirmat ion haven
hurt him near as much as they hop
led. Harry Stubbs, Of Martin and
a half dozen lesser lights are to be
exploited for the job, and rather
hurriedly, because the [. S. Court
needs a prosecuting officer and
former officer j. O. Carr. don
won t any more Of it. 50 the De
partment Of Justice will probabl,,
appoint District Attorney ad in
terim.
Sleeping Sickness
Ten cases have been directly re-
ported to the State Board Of Heal
til of sleeping sickness and Of
course there are many more cases
in the State not reported to the
Board, since there is no law re-
curing it. Health experts admit
that the strange malady is still a
mystery
New Highway Commission to meet /
Chairman Page Of the new State !.
Commission has called /
t he first meeting Of that body for |
April 3. The members Of the com !
mission will be formally sworn inI
at that time, and they are expect
ed to do a great work for North
{ aroli:ca They are Frank Page,
chairman Of Aberdeen: j H.
Of Winston SaIc;n; J F.
an."ron, II kin~1on aaI J Il;
-,fr;.. ,15MsI. Of .A~Isaliii-.
The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1896-1929, 1919-04-01
MARSHAL F0CH
VS. ERZBERCER

Paris, April 1-Mar>hal F-och
leaves Paris tonight for Spa to
meet Matthias Erzberger TO discuss
the allied demands for the Polish
troops 10 be permitted to use the
port Of Danzig
General Foch has full powers t,
lIegociate with the German repre-
The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1896-1929, 1919-04-01
PRES RELEASES
MEAT PACKERS

Washington. April AL meat
packers were released today from
food administration control under
a proclamation signed by Pre,i
dent Wilson III Paris.
A cablegram from Herbert Hooy
er at Paris notified the officials
of the proclamation
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-06-05
Christian Won1en'S Board of Missions
Of Christian Church Elects Officers

ora. Mex is registered at the del
B. H. stevens and AIRS. stevens Of
Berino, y. II, are registered al the
Mccoy.
1lrs. p. r. outlaw has as her house
guest her sister. Miss Nellie Moter OF
Jackson. Miss
Drew e Tankersley and Mrs. Tank
ersley. OF Magdalena. n 81. are az
Hotel sheldon
w T.. Werley. Mrs. WerleT ard
family. Of Tyrone, n H. are az the
Sheldon hotel
r. y Williams. Airs. Williams and
their daughter. from Douglas. Ariz-.
are registered at the mccoy
Harold c. 2. Spence and CHARLEY
White. mining men from At ROYAL. n
81. are registered at Hotel del Norte-
Mr.. and AIRS. Ed Cox are in the city
from their ranch at Mount Riley. y.
Norte. They viii remain IN the city
for p few davs-
p IT. Mallory and Miss Margaret
Mallory. Of Hampton Iowa are
guests OF SIR. and Mrs. y. b. Hutch
ius al the Lodge, CloudcrOft- A dance
was given Tuesday evening in honor
OF Miss Mallory
Mrs. Edward C. Snow. Of Las Cru
ces.e is doing nicely at ProVideuc
hospital where a baby son was born
this week Mr snow. who is con-
nected with the reclamation service in
the upper valley. was here for the i'm
uortaut event 1Ir. snow was the
former lessee Of the hotel at Elephant
Butte dam and he and Mrs snow
hav many friends in Fl Paso.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-06-05
Out OF GUN 2 iisiiors.

y. Keith and family, OF Demlns- n
II. are at the Mccoy
J. A. Miller. OF Marathon, Tex. is
registered at Hotel sheldon
llathye Damphan- OF Douglas, Arlz--
IS registered At the Sheldon
s 7 Johnson. Of Lords1urss n IL,
is a guest al Hotel St Regis
Mrs Helen Miller OF Wilcox. Ariz--
is a guest at the ST. Regis hotel
II 3. Hutchins. Of Cloudcroit, n ~
is registered at Hotel del Norte-
" c. Training. Of Superior. Arlz-- Is
guest at the del NOrte hotel
Miss Ida T. Blank. OF Hillsnoro,
Tex. is q guest at the St Eegis-
H J. Long and Mrs. Long. Of Bisoee.
Ariz-. are guests al Hotel Mccoy
W c.. Marshall Of Albuquerque y
" is a guest at Hotel sheldon
Can't A. IT. Fleming. OF Fl Worth
Tex. is a guest Of Hotel sheldon
MAJ G. F. Henstes. OF Camp Travis,
Tex. Is a guest at Hotel del Norte-
James IVY and r. z Doregas. or
Vegas Tex a-e at Hotel Sheldon
AIRS J. P Hawley. OF Napanee. Ont
is registered at the St Regis hotel
W Buck. Of Deming. n H. IS reg
istsred at the ST. Regis while in the
city
George c. Boland. OF Naeozari, Son.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-06-05

A FTER the confirmation ceremonies
n at Temple Mount Sinai on We'd
nesday morning. numbers Of pretty
oourtesies were extended 10 the young
folk who were confirmed one Of
these very charming affairs was the
family dinner given by 1Ir. and Mrs
A. s. Jacobs ct high noon at Hotel
sheldon. honorng Their daughter, Miss
Bella Jacobs, who was in the confir-
nation class. The table for the dinner
service was placed in the private din
room at the cafe and was centered
with a crystal basket o. rose and
white sweet peas, intermngled with
asparagus fern. SurroundinE the has
7zet was circle Of ferns; sweet peas
formed the corsage bouquets Tor the
girls and marrols present. other hon
or guests for the dinner were Mrs ia
c0b's sister Miss Lucille Edna Mayer.
stud Lawrence Oppenheimer, whose
engagement has recently been an
=ouqced The place cards were decor
ated with dainty orange blossoms.
thus fsaturing the bridal motif Places
Mayer. Lawrence Oppeuheimer. Mr.
and llrs. Max Mayer. Mr. and Mrs s
j.. Oppenheimer, Air. and 4rs. sidney
Mayer and Alr- Jacobs
ar and AIRS Jacobs held an lutor-
nal reception on Wednesday evening
1T their home on Arizona street. hon
oring their daughter. Miss Mayer and
lrr. 0ppenhelmer.
The reception rooms OF the Jacobs
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-06-05
Fridays Calendar
In Local Society

THE Nine Nifty Nitters VIII be en-
/ tertained By 5fiss Nellie 1iay
Bowen
Miss Erin Middleton VIII direct a
program to be given at Fort Bliss on
Friday evening al the Y. " c. A.
building in the Seventh Cavalry camp
The school children OF saint Jossphs
Parish wiz 80 down the valley FOR a
picnic at Tsleta
The members Of the Wade Hampton
Chapter. United Daughters Of the
Confederacy. win meet at the Court
house at 3 o'clock a. m for the pur-
nose Of making boutonnieres for the
soldiers who VIII be present on Fri
day evening at the Homecoming cele-
bration in Liberty hall
The Areme club viii meet on Irl-
day afternoon with Mrs George W.
Harris as hostess. at her home. l4ll
Grama street
The members OF the sl5th motor
machine shops will give their regu-
lar dance at Camp Boyd The guests
going out for the dance VIII meet az
Hotel sheldon at 1880 o'clock. where
automobiles VIII await 10 take them
20 the post. Mrs. Y. Del Campo VIII
be chaperon-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-06-05
Mr.. and Mrs. Jacobs Are Hosts at a
Pretty Dinner Party and Reception

home were very artlstieatly cecor.-let'
for the occasion with pink carnations.
The table IN the dining room where
the ice course was served was very
dainty with a silver vase Of pink car
nations in the center The basket was
ornamented with q butterfly bow oi
pink tulle and the mints OF pink were
heart shaped.
Receiving with Mr.. and Mrs ia
eoh- and their daughter were Miss
MAYER. Mr. Opnenheimer, Mr. and Mrs
5. f. Opnenheimer-
Miss Lillian Wisburn served the
punch ana Miss Gladys Schatzly ana
Miss Elsie Goodman assisted IN serF-
ing the ices. Numbers Of guests called
during the receiving hours
AR and Mrs sol T. Berg were @
home TO their friends on Wednesdar
evening from s 10 10 o'clock in their
attractive home on East Rio Grance-
More than 60 friends called during the
receiving hours. The flowers used in
artistic decoration in the reception
rooms were a profusion Of sweet peas
carnations and roses An ice course
was served in the dining room. the IA
BILE very beautifully appointed and
bowls Of blossoms employed in deco
ration. Receiving with Mr.. and Mrs
Berg were Mr.. and MIS- Henry katZ
and lIr- and Mrs Simon Peacock
Miss Frances Oppenheimer win en-
terrain with a tea on Tuesday after
noon at the Oppeuheimer home on
North FL Paso street in compliment
to Miss Frances Earle, whose wedding
is an interesting social event Of the
month.