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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-09-10

c. Bla,sdeH Of thus Town on their WA
horne t-um Guilfurd.
A. Z oakes. VIM PASSED the wesk-
emu a. his hume II Newport, lEft IN
Monday morning fur New Haven. Cam
E J. KnEspury Of Sew York ar
rived N Newpnrr On Sunday fnr nrlef
Visit g. ma home u Nr. and Mrs J.
IL. Hoihrnuk-
M. ana Mrs. John Ruckman. WIN
have been passing rne summer H the
Fell rrttzge an the shore Of lake 6e-
baszicDnk. left Oh Sunday for THAR
home N Philadelphia Al Portland
Rucimzn Jr. WIN let. Newpurt on
EAurazy 70 WITT r1snas n Fur-lRnd-
Mrs- P l. Cakes went 70 Portland
Saturday fur q few DAYS, vlElt with
trends.
MH. Myrtle watson uf Worcester
Mass. lis a guest Of hsr mother. A-z.
Bessie Watson. VIM In passing Tie
summer II the Hert Brown cottage q:
Camp Benson.
M. and M-s. P Z. Cakes. Er and
Ma john Buchanan and Junn Ruck-
uxAl- a3E-s 11l9luIGu u A14cGA Vale AA4oe
and thence by steamer 70 caper's.
wnere they ruuk dinner.
The ladies AID have decirsed On the
GATES OF Octuoer and fur t.asir znnua,
1z1r. In the evening of Oct 8 a tnres-
ACT cnmsfy, entitled the Deacun Sec
und VITA. vii, be presented by a caste
OF local talent. VIM are already pre-
rzr7ng for the occasion
Junr Richardson. q TURNER resident
Of Newport. WAS IA town On Sunday.
Nj and Mrs. Eugene withee OF View
Carmel returned the lRtzAr nar. u The
wssk f-nm H. auro rr7p u New ERnp-
shire ami Nnzzncnussr9x-
Nrn. Ernest waxsrs ana cnrgnnsr
Hrxse uaase6 thu wenk-snH with Or.
zn6 Mrs.. = ?. Hnlfurd - camp Ben
SON.
Mr.. and MrB Fercy wadistgh Of Bar
Ezrnur wene guEsts fur tina week-end
Of NJ and ME-. w>vmxn wadleigh-
\ rzrty. among vhcm were Dr- Z. ..
Enltnrd az View Ynrk- ERNEST = Wat
Eewrurr Saturday 1ur rne cnzst ID
Maine and dsep-ssa azhing. They 70.
turnsd nn Monday. having secured Z
euud cz1rh Of macknrei. end. lunxta,
and othsr varieties uf salt wzter issz
A nesting WEE held On SATURDAY .:
Newport High schsnI building u studs
thu new Etaxs cnurss Of study fur sle-
meutzry schuDis- tina grade ana rura'
teachers ~ CnrtnnA- Plymouth and
T@ - &T1an
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-09-10

more Nrz. Carrie q Osgood- III and
Mrs. Don W wor-a-ag, Waiter
TIurtalng M- and Mrs. ).
G. PaReurer. AIger Pumenrsr. Miss
F--eda warth1ag, RAYMOND DOVE
M. and Mrs. L y. WORKING. MI.
ana Mrs 3. c. Courns. Mrs. Aaien
n orthinE, Nj and Mrs =
and Mrs Frank II. Robinson Nj ana
and Mrs. z. c. Chumns. Mrs Reien
Chadwick IF Palermo.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-09-10

CEEESE-New rwinE extras SAfz2
CQHN-Nn. 2 yellow IEtG1E
EGGn-Nearpv hsnnerv H1T4; west
e-n do SeI6e
FLOCE-5pr:ns patents. 18Th. sacks
I13Sl-3e
EAI-Nc- timothy 34E56
Handspring 2A6E.
OATs-Fanrv 20 10 9Th. Sacks gzxNEl
PCRK-MeuiIaYn backs 6lIn
POTAT0Es-MR.ns. ArooErpok fancy
sweet uuratues 4e9Qs75 per barrel
ETEAa-GrHuulafe6. wholesale gs5
Der 100 pounds IN bulk-
: HL.AL-ZHE
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-09-10
Dispersal Sale OF high Class
Pure Bred
Percherons
The Tappan Stock
Farm

will sall tins ban6 IT Pure Hrsd Psr-
cs1sruns ErnBisfing ut isnunrtsd Stal-
Iisr japrn, t~c splendid Marss ssifih
fuais 1t frut fnnr yssr did Marn.
+s-ra year old kiare and yearsing
Stallion a anctinn on rfs grounds
II WatarviIis Fair ON Thursdzy,
sspt. n N tiarss 0'rinnk IN TIM sfksr-
nsnr N 4hs ssiussnE4 bidtisr- Ws ~l5i
s,aNs M - siassrs f1snrs IN 40 -
aniuu usst ~ fias ssurss hzszissss ssd
nsu anndinu 1issss fsssrs ~ ssiI.
Fur Sale Linz ssrits % n. c. Riisy.4
Mansgsr Tzppss stnrk Fsrs. MIN.
thrur. Mn,nns
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-09-10

srures Of ths Days Dealings in All
the Learing Stnrks
kv FORK Sept a.-Cnn6dsnce ana IN
zs-e strength were the oIlrEtzndtug
Ll.zs;e-,Erics Of sndavss vary active
p -2-EHt. deEplIe EnrnGrrCw.s -acEsE
rx-.lE 41vi anc the UNCERTAINTIES
ztIs1olng me Efeea iabur cuntrD-
pa @-nr me latter situation. II
z there ware no known develop
x dI-.1g me market session. events
a ley we're distinctly neiufu ID
as.E--tlc-Ire size on me stock me-
ne Lnissc E1zzas Steal Corpora
rs-n-5so q Substantial increase OF
-lec a-ns-s TT AuguEI- The fourth
1slVe mn Ny gain Chandler
E- ant C5nNieuIzf Can were pkac-
q 1lgas- dividend basis and call
sasea perceptInlv --um ysErsr-
algn 1iIuIaIinE-
FIRE. stE-es steal Common was ens
2ctrVe Este IL an ex.-eme gain
azg1EtF n1gre Than three pulu1s, oH1
7Fs-s1aanweA ov C-ucinls Sfeel.
repeated lasr week . sensational
= : g-'uHE advance III Is
.ozcs aDout onH-third az the
sL.s- EntarE, al an ex-esne rise
w-ntE BALDWIN ap OVER u. End
-a-eh % EF-er prints II Mex.-
-stTo4sGc. Pan-AmRr1czn. Texas
-z-snIE nofUr acDhEEur1es-
ss.ar I-ur A-tanrir-G.ulf and Amer
l@1ss--ssti1nRl Corporation were va
7e1GceG IN the extensive really
~ T-1tl. Tovar5 thu CLOSE.
- sasasrs. fcod shares. A-ne-f-
no.sn and industrial Air1hni en-
3seo me urner cnnBplEianusly
sT5eEs with low priced or sac
ala Sales zrnr,1ntnd n @.m.-
seat MARKET sailsd % snnp pHre
s zr-,-.-v Il FfcclrE. Rails WE'RE
the -4iner-v grnup 0rn, with
agar tuucs1iug uEr aud turar-
- -ss,EtE-fng little change. Lo-
- rz- value aEErHgz1D6 Z1--
-, ID !. g h1nds were Unchanged
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-09-10
Mt. VERNON

scT-H-Mr. ann Mrs.. F. A Waiize-
NJ Afbinn farm are entertaining Mr..
and 3[rs- peR-iev " Walker OF DOR
z:festHr Maze. for a few dzvE-
NJ znu Mrs. " r WaIker had an
ainne- guests On SUNDAY Nj ana Mrs.
, II Walker % Dorchester, MRzs-. Nr-
aae Mrs. T l. Walker and Mrs- Emma
X aIler u Nj Vernon
Miss II. L4olltHe Dunn. VIM has neen
-aEErng SEINE time with relatives n
Sustun. il II hume
Little Mary wopd. vino was Ill with
Indigestion, is murn improved
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-09-10
BELFAST
EIt1si G. Ward

Mrs. Ethel g Ward died 81 the
home Of her parents. in East Belfast
Tuesday morning. She was buro IN
Belfast and was 20 veErs old Mrs
Ward was the wife Of Russeu J.
Ward VINO survives her with TWO
Little children. She was the dauEa-
Lsr Of Mr. and M-s. James z. Aldus
FunE-al services viii ne held On
Thursday AZ her la1e harue. Few
Charles ". Martin Of -he MeInonisf
church officiating.
Marry Of the Belfast boys and girls
are leaving this week 1or schools and
cnIIaEe and anurner week they wifi
al have gnne. MiEs Ruth Knight.
valefictprian Of the class q ISIS r
4 s wi leave the last u the week
for Wheaton college for four years
COURSE. Miss Louise Ellis, also a
member Of the class goes ID Boston
70 enter Miss Pelrceis School. Miss
Vivian Howard viii enter BRYANT a
Stratum business cnlinge. Robbie Mar
r1ner. president Of the class viii en-
ter Bates. Miss Clara z Ksaung has
fSL0IlEl IL -A~A0o G--AlSDA- d.AS
NiEs Adeiia Cook VIII resume her
studies at Turthheld. Mass. Seri-
nary Miss Cheshire Small Of Isles
buru who attended me 3 & s. last
year was IN the City On Monday On
her way TO Kenr's ELI 70 enter the
SEMINARY Several other IElesburo
boys an1 girls were also here IN
aIundav IN tflH3r way 10 ksuT's Eli
Rev VI Ferris Of the Rainslzndsr
Memorial church New York City.
VIM nas ban -esideu1 RECTOR of g..
Ma-yaret's Chapel 6Eptscnpal, for
rns summer VIII isave with Mrs Fer
rs and young son Schuyler On Thurs
day fur New York On Sunday me
morning PRAYER and Sermon =. L Is
viii be held as usual. with Rev. z.
BRIGGS Nash OF the ca-hredRl af s..
john the DfvIne New York. presiding
DR. Mash has bean spending a pDr-
riur Of his vacation N Maine and ar
rived u Belfast On Tuesday. Visitors
70 View York fnr the past anarfsr
Of q century have been much inter
re[ial which when cnmpIsted win We
the third largest n the world In
this enormous structure the cnaEt
Of Maine is well rcpresensn6 fur the
massive grzn1fe pillars were Hnzrriea
al vtuaIhaven. the largest srnns
columns ever turned snt rhzre. Al
ready the seven uhzpeis and the
crossing. the latter sen1ing two tt1uu-
sand psnuis- are cDmplsfed and thu
frundEriun fnr the nnfre. 10 sear
seven Thousand. In laid
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-09-10

one years experience a. OFouB. mas
bean engaged as English teacher n
the place of Mss Jennie Emery who
resigned last year Miss Lucille FCs-
ter. VINO taught last year, VIII have
the French and Latin classes. Mrs.
Be-dina Steward SkilIin viii be he
new commercial teacher taking the
place Of Miss Annie Merrill. vino has
been al Lawrence <or several wars
but VIM resigned tt1Is year 70 TAKE
position n Snme-ville. Mass. Mrs
Sfziliin Is graduate Of lawrence
High school ann Chandler BUSINESS
college nf Boston. Miss Catherine
Browne of Portland viii serve as
domestic science teacher again this
wear Sergr Warren Swer- WIN has
rscsntty received his discharge from
service. will resume his duties as
manual training teacher after an ap-
ssnce OF three years
Teachers N the graded schools VIII
be: North Grammar, Principal. Miss
VelnR johnson Of EInRl Eavsr II
and Bin grades. Miss Bella Smell;
5th and 6th grades. AIRS. Leve-'s-:
Fiewelling; ard and md grades. Miss
Clara Osborne 1st and sub-primary
Miss Alberta FOES; South Grammsr
principal. Mics June Williams ST.
anri 9Th grades Hrs. VI M Pa--sn NJ
Wzrerville; 3rd and 4rn. Miss Alice
Laid; 1st and IND Mrs Lotrie Bur
riH; Ehawmut Grammar school. pr-in-
cipal. Mizs Marion Woodwork Miss
Lillian Ormistun. Of 0al-lanf: T'1ir-
field Center Grammar pr:nc:pal. NJ
7. Z. Alien. primary. Flora u C.lili.v
az Lincoln, Hinckiey District. F-ats-
ces Eau, Euvell DISTRICT. Miss Mar
S-et Savage; Lz-nne DISTRICT. 3-!Es
sophia McDnnRld; North Fairfield
scnuul. Glenna Dow az Caribou: MAJ
tin stream school. Miss Pearl Rich-
ards Of Benton; Bates District Eu
nice Richards; Benton Station gram
mar, Bertha Irving Of Clinton; PR
mary, Mrs Mabel Wentworth Of Ben
ton; Miss Irene Ryan, II Benton
Fails. Miss Ella wilcox AZ East Ben
TIM. Miss Elmer Curtis az Goodwin
Corner, Miss Ruth Chase III EldriiEe
District and Minis Insz Campbell g.
the Brown District \
M and Mrs. Hollis 3. Mnsav II ~
tuwn entertained a reunion Of frieutis
and rslarsves AZ their cuftaze al
wsbbsr Pond Sunday 80 being pres-
eut. 1t moon q delicious dinner was
Starved IN me grove and the afse--
nrpn pzased with singing and a zen
eraa grud time. Thnse present were
". =. worrhing Of Brocktsn. Mass.
MIR. and Mrs EnIlis B Moody CT "
Pfr-Brun. Mr. and Mrs Oscar Nc
CauEland and Mr.. and Mrs. Allen
Clark Of Gardner: MrH Blanche
Paarce. MisE ]. Psarce and Mrs
Halen EaEtes Pages af HaIinweu.
Wins Sarah Simpson znd Miss Mabel
] Harry Of Augusta: Mrs Jessie 4
AIlen N Dalfazt. LIZ and AZra ". Y.
MASH ana Leruy NFehHtar cit Taannz-
nuru- JExn. Auuie Il CrzHxur1 nna |
Wmlxnr ExEwxnra uf TraxhrxiIlee 1Gr |
81 1Exx- vFarrzn 5nness zzr nn<l
MxA =. z. Mmrt1nn and sunE. Fred
INA HArry and laAuEszfer Mizs Ernal. !
Ms. Eznrss Grzy Of ttzis 11wr: Mr.
md Mrx James UtnEmnre Doruthy |
Karnarna and DnrAld Dtus- |
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-09-10
Want Ads Form Complete Caag Of and Offers OF the People
Want AID Style

Pictures. heavy black type, and black rules
attract attention to the advertiser wnc spends
money for display advertising. He is entitled
10 some extra publicity because he is paving
for T. But the Journal seeks to get results far
the man who spends the dimes just as much
as for the man who spends the dollars. This
pare of Want Ads is arranged SO that the T7--5e
ad isn't buried"
A Journal Want Ad aker VII help you Afx
M your Want Id. Tel enhone 155.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-09-10

Chicago, Sent g.
Snrprlss over the government estimate
CnRt the LIB vield AZ cprn would BIZ u
m.hW bushels nure than was expected
q mnnrn ago led 10 neHvv selling TO-
1Ay in the corn market Prices CLOSED
unsettled 10 - cents net lower WITT
September In 81 and Decemne- - IS
~ 1i. 0alR dnisfed on rr ad-
vance, and pruvlHlnuE down % cents
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-09-10

New Turk Stock Market
Corrected Daily by
MAINE BROKERAGE CO.
rs Wstsr st. Augusta
Phones l0Is-lplp
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-09-10
FAIRFIELD

L. M. Clark. VIM In passing TIM
summer NJ Pssls Iziann- n passing q
few Days II his home ON Main st-asr.
Miss AGNES Gleason. vino Inns bean
n gunsr ut the hume Of NEE. william,
McBerh tnr several weeizs. hxs re-
turned 10 her home "a It. john. n
=. accomplished by Mias Heisn
MrBefh.
Niss MzrEret TgrmAn hzs gene TO
Oak Grove Sezpiuzry. whsre she has
arcspted a position as tsache- fnr
tfis yezr
Mr. and Mrs.. Charles Blackstone
nave gone 10 Cleveland. where they
win srtsud a Grand Arluy enramr-
manr.
Mr and Mrs. Rzy Chznsy u Eaw-
turks,. n. L. ARE guests sf relatives
n trwn.
The Tsscsinn Staff
A list snf the teachers tnr rtae cnm-
ing ynr. wnirh will begin Nundry,
Inns rEcantiy nHen GWEN cut. there
beiug sgvexzi cnznEaE. c. p. Etsw-
ar1. IL. uf Eurtinnd has hsnn an-
sngsd - rrinripal &c Lnwrnure Haxh
lsctDGL - was = Gsn1Ixmxn - Dn1ns
IN - - - - mun -
iexpnr1rn hnu II -
nil HI1A A11 - liszs nnA
servsd n sa6bs = - Ea1Estfle
,snr rro yenrA - AlIcn Nnnnn.
wins II = E<1Ann1s C cuhn<z Chi
In2 zusrzEuts M CnlaU md hns Ind
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-09-10

b. New York. S4r,. 3.
E..aeaie paae- 5ra5a.
- T-d&v nils IA
- 5s-cay bills On banks 4-l2.
80 s.-dav bills AZ. demand
@ssss "a 3.
49, demand ~ cables SD.
% demand s.. cnnles IA.
ae-Azno 80 cz1ies s.Tr
- oe1n2nc 4. cables I 5-1E
mar zones a-m-
-. o1-cs i--egula-.
- - s-ung- 70 dR-E. 20 dzrE
.. month";. s per renr.
lo!ley saEg. hign s. inv q --f,1-
y c1nssng sid q. ostarrS n q
seE@ = azrk zr~-u~~~-~---- y"
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-09-10


Aukurnobiias for Sale n
ElE-lgT rnuring CIR 5usr evernHui-
Al new pRr-E- New mp. haraary
p and cord tires. q No : knzua
- SGD Chase Brus Garage. -al.
q 1GIS-R.
E~-Tour1nE, USED privately. ) gnud
p chains bumper and -nniE. me-
EEicAiiy Al, buyinE new car nz--
r SEA 4 A. SDl1is. = MsfviIle e.
E--ZourznE cEE--eresg.lrz pnfv extra
3 ove-nzuied. Address Furu, Jour
E12S-Ne nave Rnne new bargains
torG -Du-tngE. 1alz Furd touring In
bn inning condition. xsae; 1ar- Ford
k--as u perfect condition has bean
pa pairtst. with prize right We
tssz Liberty Binds as payment
eE1zn * WadieiEh- Tel Elm.
The Columbus dispatch. (Columbus, Miss.) 19??-1922, 1919-04-13
Wednesday Afternoon Musicale.

The second in the series OF Miss
Poindexter's afternoon musicales,
which have become notable events
OF each Spring season, took place on
the afternoon of the ninth. and was
one of rare attraction and charm.
The program included capable pu-
pills from the Sophomore. Junior and
Senior classes. and little Miss Viz
ginia Garth as soloist selected be-
cause of admirable work in the Nor
NAL department.
Fifty guests were invited
The Columbus dispatch. (Columbus, Miss.) 19??-1922, 1919-04-13

The Reading Circle met with Mrs.
Aldridge yesterday afternoon. Mrs.
vaughan was leader, and two articles
upon Latin-Ameriea were followed
by notes upon that country as
kind of Round Table Discussion.
The Columbus dispatch. (Columbus, Miss.) 19??-1922, 1919-04-13

Mrs Patty of sherman, Texas, af-
fectionately recalled here as Miss Al
lie Dashiell. has been the guest Of
her brother, Mr. II. J. Dashiell, the
past week.
The Columbus dispatch. (Columbus, Miss.) 19??-1922, 1919-04-13
The Bridge Club.


Yesterday afternoon. the Bridge
Club was beautifully entertained by
Mrs. Augusta, Westmoreland whose
hospitality was enjoyed by twenty
four guests.
Spirea and white wisteria blossoms
adorned the home, and after the
games, delicious menu, embracing
a salad and an ice course. was serv-
ed. Their trophy for top score at
bridge was an artistic corsage bou-
quet of orchid-colored sweet peas.
encircled by ostrich feathers.
Those present were: Mrs. Jones
Barksdale, Mrs. Herman owen. Mrs.
Fll2cv pope, Mrs Willis Pope. Mrs.
slaughter. Mrs. J. w. Cox, Miss Har-
Eiet Wood Miss McCaul, Miss Miller
Of Greenwood, Miss Edith McGeorge.
Mrs. Trippett, Mrs. William Taylor.
Mrs. Arthur Leland, Mrs. Edward
Finley, Miss Ann Walker. Mrs. julius
Rubel of Aberdeen, Miss Georgia
Hopkins. Mrs. Hauser, Mrs. Henry
Sherrod, Mrs Alison Hardy, Miss
Lucille Kaye, Mrs. Will Morris. Mrs.
v c. Neyman, Mrs Hines. Miss Yer
non Patty, Miss Emma Bell. Miss
Lily May Randle:
The Columbus dispatch. (Columbus, Miss.) 19??-1922, 1919-04-13

Mr.. and Mrs. Bowman, formerly
Of Chicago, more recently residents
of Tuscaloosa, reached Columbus the
early part of the week, and are now
The Columbus dispatch. (Columbus, Miss.) 19??-1922, 1919-04-13
Engagement OF Miss Edith McGcorg,
To MIR. Woodward OF Virginia.

AZ VIZ "oouNafu Oi virginia
Mrs, Annie Love McGeorge an
nounces the engagement and APP
preaching marriage of her daughter,
Edith Wallace, to Mr.. b. Jeter Wood
ward of Richmond. Virginia. The
wedding, which will be quiet one. will
be solemnized at the First Presby-
terrain Church, on Wednesday, April
thirtieth, at high noon. No cards.
The interesting announcement her
aids the first of the spring weddings.
and because of the general populari-
ty of the bride-to-be, is attended
by countless good wishes, and antici-
pated as the conspicuous event of the
April calendar.
The Columbus dispatch. (Columbus, Miss.) 19??-1922, 1919-04-13

of his illness with pneumonia, and
wish for him an early recovery. He
was considered somewhat better on
yesterday
The Columbus dispatch. (Columbus, Miss.) 19??-1922, 1919-04-13

Mr.. and Mrs Frank p. Phillips re-
turned Friday from Memphis where
Mr.. Phillips was delegate to the
Victory Loan Conference. They
motored to Tupelo, going therefrom
by rail Mr.. and Mrs I. l.. CASTOR
accompanied them, Mr. CASTOR being
the director Of the drive for Lowndes
county
The Columbus dispatch. (Columbus, Miss.) 19??-1922, 1919-04-13

The many young friends of Saun-
ders Bfllups Carson learn with regret
The Columbus dispatch. (Columbus, Miss.) 19??-1922, 1919-04-13

Columbus welcomes with the great
est pleasures Or. and Mrs. William
States Jacobs, OF Houston. Texas
who arrived Thursday and are the
guests of Mr and Mrs. Gid d. Harris.
DIR. Jacobs is en- route to Pittsburg
to attend the lnter--Church Conven-
ton. and will be compelled 10 leave
on Monday. Mrs Jacobs will remain
a few weeks with relatives.
The Columbus dispatch. (Columbus, Miss.) 19??-1922, 1919-04-13
Chat Of People ano
Events
Graduating Recital of Misses
Nisbct and HARRISON.

Graduating Recital of Misses
Nisbct and HARRISON.
In presenting Miss Virginia Nisbet
and Miss Bertha HARRISON in their
graduating pianoforte recital Friday
evening, Mise Weenonah Poindexter
Director OF Music at the College.
gave opportunity to our music lovers
to hear very talented young pianists
whose splendid study during
the years was reflected in
their admirable rendition OF a pro-
gram varied and exacting in its re-
quirements. So well was it given
in its entirety. that it becomes diff
that met with special favor Miss Mis-
bet was, perhaps. at her best in the
Chaminade Concertstucke. a happy
combination of the Art ideals of
France, revealing the spontaniety, vi
yacity and tenderness of the France
nature, while Miss HARRISON caught
the real Norwegian spirit in her in
depreciation of the Peer Gynt Suite,
than which Grieg, the greatest ex-
ponent OF Norgegian music never
wrote anything more beautiful
The program follows;
ubenstein-Concerto op 10 in d
minor -.....................,..Mi Miss HARRISON
Cyril Scott-Lotus Land; Mac
Dowell-Shadow Dance, Miss Nisbet
Haberbier-Magic Bells; Les
cheti2ky Arabesque. Miss HARRISON
List, -Libestraum; Listz Hank.
Hank; the Lark ..... Miss Nisbet.
Grieg Peer Gynt Suite Selec-
tions acknowledgements. Miss HARRISON
Chaminade Concertstucke op 40
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. Miss Nisbet
The Columbus dispatch. (Columbus, Miss.) 19??-1922, 1919-04-13

occupying Mrs. Eloise Bells resi-
dence on Second avenue.
The Columbus dispatch. (Columbus, Miss.) 19??-1922, 1919-04-13

The friends of Gen. and Mrs B.
-. Buck will be glad TO know that
their little daughter, Lucy Hamil-
ton, who has been in at the home Of
her grandmother on Jefferson aven-
ne, is much better. Gen. Buck has
returned TO Camp Mead and was ac-
corded rousing welcome in Balti-
more Commercial Appeal
The Columbus dispatch. (Columbus, Miss.) 19??-1922, 1919-04-13
To The National
Congress, ID. A. X.

Congress. ID. A. X.
The meeting of the National Con-
gress, Daughters of the American
Revolution will be held in Washing
ton this week. with promise of a
large attendance, and important
business in the complete review. of
the extensive war work of the organ
ization.
Miss Louise Morgan, who has the
honor of being the charming person
al page to Mrs Guerney, President
General left Thursday, accompanying
Mrs. A. f. Fox, of West Point, the
Vice-President-General for Mississip-
pi The Shuk-ho-ta Tom-a-ha Chap
ter will be represented by Mrs. Bur
ton f. Peek, who is now in Washing
tom as the guest of her sister, Mrs.
Geo. ~ Peek. The Barnard Romans
Chapter will not send delegate
this year
The Columbus dispatch. (Columbus, Miss.) 19??-1922, 1919-04-13
In Compliment tO Mrs. John
richards, of New York.

Mrs. John J Richards of New
York, whose homecoming is always
the signal for a number of pretty
social courtesies in compliment to
her, was entertained informally by
Mrs. Howard King al lovely after
noon party on Thursday.
Dogwood and wild honeysuckle
the rich gift of the woods nowadays
were combined most effectively in
the decorations of the handsome
King home. and made the very pic
turesue setting of the dining room
where the table, with covers laid
for twelve, had as centerpiece "a
great mound of the favored flowers
and side designs introducing them
in graceful fashion An elegant
two-course luncheon was served.
Earlier in the afternoon. Miss Mat
tie Lou Brown saug charmingly a
group of songs.
Invited to meet Mrs. Richards
We're: Mrs. W. ID. Saunders, Mrs
w R.McKinley, Mrs. Jesse p. Wood
ward, Mrs. r f. Johnston, Mrs. Ar
thur Stansell. Mrs. Cox. Mrs. Leigh
ton Lide, Miss Brown, Miss Poindex-
ter and Miss Cornelia Hudson
The Columbus dispatch. (Columbus, Miss.) 19??-1922, 1919-04-13
Miss Virginia Wilkinson Enteriain>
At birthday Party

Miss Virginia Wilkinson Enteriain>
Al birthday Party
Miss Virginia Wilkingson was the
gracious little hostess a merry
birthday party Friday afternoon.
when she hsd as her guests Miss
Nell Kennedy. Miss Mary EZell. Miss
Frances 0ttley. Miss Maurine kaut-
man. Miss Margaret Flood. Miss
Juanita Gardner. Miss Lois Brewster,
the Misses McKeough. Miss Martha
Leigh. Miss Helen Ellis. Miss Wort
ley Turner, Miss Roberta Hays. Miss
Katherine Beard Miss Grace Morris.
Miss Majorie Morrie. Miss Margaret
Gunter. Miss Attic McGahey Miss Nina
Larkworthy. the Misses Gritzman.
and Miss Laura Waring.
Rock was played. and the after
noon was a delightful contribution
TO weekend pleasures
The Columbus dispatch. (Columbus, Miss.) 19??-1922, 1919-04-13

Miss Emma Bell with Misses
Eloise and Adelaide Peek, leaves
Monday for Washington to join Mrs.
Peek in a visit there. Another leave
taker this week is Mrs. John ]. Rich
ards who returns to New York after
a months stay in this, her old home.
The Columbus dispatch. (Columbus, Miss.) 19??-1922, 1919-04-13

Mrs Nisbet. Mrs. Ewing and little
Miss Eleanor Nisbet. OF Aberdeen
were guests Of Mrs. J. W. Garth for
the recital Of Miss Virginia Nisbet at
the Music Hall Of the college Fri
day evening.
The Columbus dispatch. (Columbus, Miss.) 19??-1922, 1919-04-13

In taking up Health Conserya-
ton, Observation-Disclosures Chap
ter OAR, makes a departure from
its usual line of work. and plans
largely for civic development and
Improvement