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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-01-31
Wtiis MabeI Samre, Qprerinoe

W11s MABEL Sorllre, SPrerl1o(
i 9iitrifi 90. 3, CAB | December CT
~9oifet SociabIc" / fin Sfolc, og scr
fom ino $40, iom bun ifipnfcoe til
.. ". 6. 81.
Sper Ring0abl, Tom bar ligaei
~aIuorlig ing al S~niluen3o, cr MI
uomerfet @eoring; men peo De Giocr.
ban b%e9pn0te al fomme zig, bIeo Su'
itrucn ipg al Appendicitis o. moatte
iiOite llgc mrOcrtoitc iig en- operation
paa Gecorab &oipitaI.
- Wfr. og Mrs. 3. SpenIon bar
ira lin Ssn / 6oreneoe StoterS ober-
~iieiite Irnle, Sergeant s.. u. Sipen'
ION m%ootoget @rcp meo WeIoing ON,
at han bar onfommen I'll Ell Sdpnebp
/ @cIaien % boobcOc al ppre biemmc
iaicn ON en- WtaaneoS Sib.
~ Rognpal0 S~acobiou fom iorrige
llac hicm ira Noriolf, ga, e~iterat
babe iaoct fin Iiifeo / Glaaoen. Orr.
Socobion bar inlt pGrct / 5Iaaoen
fer Nur og bar ti%cnltgiort ombor0
puo arig4ifibet "@ermont". &an bill
mi mco lin Suitru iIoa fig neo pno
TomiIien3 6orm / NtGrbeoen al
Gecorab.
- Serman Gale operOar ii0Ite llae
Ell Gonuention al Scnnoia Size Sn,
iurauce Goupnnp5 Nqenter / Obi.
coqo. @lanot andre Iinq, iom man
ioretog iia pan oct iomtioig oibOIote
W{p0c al SeIltabet6 "BolicpholoerS",
bIep oct beiIltttct, at forouore bets
9tapn I'll "WhltuoI Iruit &iie Slt.
illrancc Gompouu".
DIR. og airs. &. 5. Ne9bcim
bar mootoQct ct NreO ira lin Sen
Nruolo, Der t%icnitgisr / Den onleris
tanifc NGr / (Oitlnno. San bar, ga
Nrcpct bIcp itrcuci, |ltationeret / en-
mInorc Nm life lonQt ira Goblcn5 %
laocr I'll al bciiuoc liz rigtig bel.
San iortpllcr ira CT Ncl8a / Goblenb
al bette cr en- uaffcr IN mco mango
Stotucr oa ScuGroigbcOcr. Der Ell
bl. a. en- &iTmpeitotllc al Wilhelm
Ben ieritc, ira bpiltcn mani bar en-
itorurtct ll0lilt oucr N%hiuoaIeu. Oct
cr CT tiItolcuoc @%onoifob, men NrnoIo
cr BOG al Den Wtcnlnq at Nbu1egnen
mc0 lnlc V}ommcntcr. line qamle
SIottc % Ninquoroc fnopt nof fan
iuumlcuIiQncS mco "Hhllicnc" ON
fring Cccorob. 6or life inn lGnge
troi ban, lortTllcr ban, TO De-
c%orahgllttcr Qunltc tllipIotg, nelulig
">Sl0" NicrIcio % Claire Wtcaennep,
% oct bar nUitcn iom at fomme
hicu I'll Gccoroh iNicn. &ngen, ION
life bar preuet 0ct tou forcitiIle iig
iiQcr Nc@hcinL hpiIteu boitiOcIig og
QlUocIi1 NcQlpcnhcO oct cr at trpiie
Ell &nnlcrut ira ems cQcn &~icnunceqr.
uuOr man forbes Ct irCnlnIC0 Sono
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-01-31
Sefienot WaIer 900.

Ct. Souis, Wo., 0en 24oe San:
Gen bersmte Sanoifabs. og Eor-
trGtrnaler Wattbetp SaitiugS or
igaur afgaaet oeo 0eoen / lit Stem
bcriteOs, Sc aar gammel.
9lanot bans melt befienote ar-
beioer er giaeoer fra Hocfp Noun-
tains % ira ben spre Del al Nis.
iouriflooen maleoe UNDER 2eoeIie al
Jieu. =. s. Scimet, Der pirfeoe Ionl
DtiSiionGr blaubt Snoianerre fra
1910 til 1860.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-01-31
Dilions Iante 900.

Siplge ct Telegram ira Oenuer,
Colorado, er MrS. Selen Sin 8ooo.
rom, Ell 3ante al Erpiioent 8ilIon,
Dem 240e Sanuar afgooet peO On
Sen / lin 9otterS, WrS. Sarriet
@ooorow @elleS Sjcu beri 9pet.
Sum blep II Nar gommel.
Wr3. @oooron bar gift meo en-
9ro6er al Yrpiioent @ilions Wooer
o1 Ell Ssiter al General SoIbua
Gil, eiter bpenl Sort Sin / SfIa.
bona, er opfal0t.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-01-31
Sposfnlb.


Seracn &anion Sauoc oiqif bee
Geocu / Soma Ripcr Micniabco Den
2Soc &anior ON WorQencu. @egro.
relicn ioregoor &eroog 81 I ira
5srqchuict % SCI. IL ira Soma
Riucr Sjrfc. &aitor @uugcnitcn Tor
rcttcr.
02r2. 9nna Sarinc Nrietb, Gufc
otter Omar Npietb, OsDc / Glen.
MOOD WfenighcO oen 24oc &onlar
eli @locr al npiten % 9Iar % begrn.
pc0cs bcu 2Soe. 4oitor 30. @orge
iorretteoc. Nfoe0e eitcrIaoer Jig I
Barn - 10 Senucr % lem Totrc -
o. 81 @arucboru. Gen anmIc bar
bobt fit Nicu hos Iaitcrcm Olr2.
&. 8 Sarci0c. @cuOc2 Yiuno oeoc
for ire Aor iiocn
Or. "a 0ir5 >. N}ouiou her i
@ncu mootog Cn9oog Nitcn oct ier
qcliQr Nuoifob, OF ocre2 Sou, &curp
Nionion, unr oiQnnct pco Goocn |
Gouia9 Sin, buor han bar uprct ct
Bar llqcr& Gio for at qicmem1ou ct
SIRIUS pco Spccucp Nllto auO
Tractor School. GioIiQcrc poo Otter.
miooagcu bop0c sc iooct telegram
ON, at han bar oIuorlig iul al &lm.
Qcbctpuoclic.
NiOpoc par en- trnitil Ninn0 / i'm
bebitc AIocr, 3l12 @Ior QnmmcI, %
Gcosbuoitabct bar oerior inamcQct
mere upeutct. Sans <itru oGhc
iioitc CONNER. sc opcrIcpc9 al to
9etre, &aura 90 Hutb.
0frS. Char Nuution ooOc l0aQ
M}orQeS ! tit Stem Der / @Ocu. &un
bar ipot / Bort @oibinltou g&ia.,
bcn lite Nprll 1850 % blCu UQtc
net til 0}r, Muution ior ca. 80 @ur
ijOcu, Ni0poc citcrluocr iiq, ioruoNl
Qtouocu, Ell 0attcr, Nluo: liOciuu
to @reOre % 10 Soitrc. %cQropcIicu
i%oregonr ira SerHcbuict poo Nfnplc
Npe. O~innooq SCI I m5o ,%or0iu
iicI'c res Tnitor auanmcna airfc
S%priuniicIo Eomnihip.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-01-31
Nebraifas
StcmmeretSlop

2incoln, Rebroifa, Sen 25oe San.
9tcbraita Statslop, ser gipcr Suin-
oerue beArGniet Stemmerct, or ifels
&c eli iong al 0iitrift20ommer =. u.
6Icn5burg aisiuet a%icnoeIie, otter
traoot / &rait. Gen bar Iom Ell tSsI.
&c al fpiuoeitemmeretSfienotliGe Sn.
trigger ppret ~iuipsnoeret / NOR ten ct
belt Mar.
st 6orlpAenoc BIZ pioe, at Don't
mer 6Ionaburga 3icnoelie pil bli
inoanfet for Stntens &eleiterct.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-01-31
Garran5a fraiieer
fig 6jenpale.

Mrrico Gitp, Werico, 27oe San.
Brpiioent Garran3a bar uoiteot ct
Wanifeit til oct m~erifanife 6oIf, Ser
opforores til at uoiGtte lin politiife
@irfiombeo meo Senipn til galset
al bans Gftermano til llbgangen al
1919 / Oct minoIte.
s inlume Sofument sjcntager ban
en- tioligere Soriitrina ON, at ban
life oil Isge 8ienpals, bpiIfet er /
Strio meo 2anoetS aonititution.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-01-31
@u Triefonfurrancc.

Ora Stockholm mcoocIc2 9nc Sec.
I'll gtobclilIitcIicu / StocfbcIm cr Der
l'el8c "StocthoIma 2aNbIao" blct
i~noIcperct ct GoriIuQ on at ser al
Stiitclicn ltIloC ipcrtipttc2 eli inter.
national @ristoufllrrance oin Sen
bcoitc Woaoc al onucnoc ario@matc,
ricI al ioriticuig SIog9 til ireoclie
9rlg. 6orilogct er al RobelitiiteI.
len / Stoctboim operienot oct noritC
Stortings Robeltomite.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-01-31
SmadpIuf.

i N} SnlpnrIou rriitp 9Gopooo
fiji Gbicoao ! Gnrrrtuinocr
Wiis 6briitiro Wrrocr,,n rc;;t,
GrcOoo til Sprino mronr
NPr M WrS QIIbcy, ch,,,o,,,>
rciitc Worhoo iii Wrccn [o,no
9IIiren grnoion iro ; 7r,,
bcie1tr Scnho, c~pnotri,,cr On.
corob
1orrn chorn ior,+, ;>;,, ~,
% 1tnffer >nin n,r nr,.,tc r,n,
Sto9q IS
Soraar Rinnc ,ro 01,r,n ~
0,f bcic,.n Sgmn,, =, W,,H,,
iinc Nrp6rr : Tcroroh
Rra : ) rbn,,f ,r, r5,u,,>
Norro br,,,,p init NJ, -, W,.,a,,
Nrofcai,r Is : o,,rno,
Vr y, mr. Ton,, Rofr,, -,
Wor-b 7ofo,o no, h,i,,, - -,
Wcnrcr r,r NJ WiNoem,r ~
0orI Elimination -, Chairman,
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-01-31
Shwei, faar propiant,

@aibington oeu 23oe San.: Siel.
&c Ell Sperensfomit, iom ioag I'M.
oertegncoes al &eprGiertanter for
Observation-Disclosures, Shpei5,
6ranfrig % Storbritamieu, pil Der
bli noiteot 3iuooelie til at erportere
100000 Con Seoetamioler og andre
Observation-Disclosures til Shmeij.
Niifibninaerne bill omfatte 300.
600 Ion al Sueoe, Tug % gpg,
$4,000 Con Suffer, 5000 Son
Scot, 10000 Con- SABRE og 1877.
600 Son Wai5.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-01-31
Nbpunu paQ
9crorab.

"Seeprab.T Oitcn" nbfummer bner
Sirsong % Srcoaa mco bet popn'
lore SinGoebluo "Teo Mrnen" /
16-iioia &pGDrntiOrmat bper Strs'
baa. @Iaoet bar paa ollie Smroa'
Der Sc opgtiQite Weoorbeioere %
gioraa5poere og er ben enelte
norif .anerifunite Npis, 'omt har
lin eoeu aorreiponbent / Iront'
riae, nen1lig Or. SreiS 6relSlano
0oris, ION uoooer Sinteren pll
iortiptte at iru0c os fine llltereS-
iantc VreOe.
Som NubeO@blao itoor "Iecos.
rab 0oitcu" / ircmitc Hpfte blanot
Roropcitcu@ @Iooe, % | "@eo Ir'
nen" bar 9looet en- %llnoerholo.
ninoSoiocling uoen SioeItptfe |
noQet otoet 9loo. s Aarelea Cob
bar oette popul9re 6el9eblao
braat Nolocrne ct belt @ibllotbet
al aone itcrre "a nlinore 6ort3liln
der, Tor huiIte hi oite bar betolt
Iorfuttere % Cperi9ttere 9all'te
pcllc &ouororer.
/ "&co Nrncn" begnnote Den
21Se Suuunr en- IN 6ort1lltllg az
Ioriotteriuocn til "St. Sun9od9"
@roce Gicbmono. llemllig Ell Sper
irttclie al ocu bcrcmte BOG "Nco
Vepper @uru2 huber Den llor'te
6itel 3 GottorQaaroen". VI hdr
oaioo ficbt Gucretten Ill oerlle
Sortpninq. Get or life for llleget
ioat, at IS Gpttorgaoroen" or eli
al Sc melt uclitrcunc @sger, loT
er blct ioqit / Nmerifa. Zen
uoftc eli Tor Goriattcrinocn nIcget
imi9rcnSc 0pmcrficmbco. "a orn
FOR eli 5io iiocu off / Oct 'tore
omeritauifc Gjo5ifriit "Snoic"
Some Sournol" rmbcr Sltelerl
"Reo 9cppcr @urns", % Den nll
iiffcrt life pGffc minore 'mtgrciloe
Spmcrfiombeh ! Dor nor'fe SG'c'
peroen, r,oar sen nj ganr "%co
Irucn".
Sammc Sato paabcspnStes !
"Yoiten" CiicntliaaiSrelicn Of
"Shc Nar / tnif Sldperi"", ben
melt icniatipucllc %erctnina ON
tpif @arbari ipm nuaengana or
fummet for Snocn. Elsie Cpfea'
nclicr al @rruinSc be @aSa'Enseal,
b~aicret paa Seluinn % egne Grta'
ringer, nil bli iOrtiat / bperf strs'
bneSunmer al Slabet til nopaa
%aarcn cnaang.
"Secorab Voitcn % Teo Irnen"
icnbcS p~ortoirit b~poriombellt
Staiernc for
5rembcles fun $3.50 Naret,
! Soc Saluaaret.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-01-31

Rrcisien faar fuIbbproet lin MiS.
lion, fan ingeu 9soelig pibe: pi
fan fun bnabe, at Oct life moa bIipe
iiin0et ~nsbpenoiet at bjemIege @il.
ropa meo ben iernbaaroe, bIooige
Spebe."
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-01-31

Silial9s euer tilbptte ct gpbt
- ioto9rofif lloitpr: VortrGiter Sx10,
9onSifobsbileber 6HxS%. @ubper Sing
tomplet. Suuoe bptte mob COB @utomobi!.
Wt. Is. 8auiiman, 0ecorab, Soma.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-01-31

zIaa bio lite ueo for bu bar iest pore fortrinIiQe
improoeo ap9gs % aprufarne / 'pbphttae Nprb 9o'
tpta. Yriier OF 0iltaor De rette. SiItrio SHELLS
G WEAVER, Drawer e, EdgeIey, n. Oak.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-01-31

Nnifcs. On ebrueli9 Saaers
- lueuo fan faa itabie 9lrbeine itrar. CON
s22 ont ll9en intet Ratarbeioe, intet Serts
oo9sarbeibe. q. Spenbien, Reenab @ateru,
gteeuab, isis.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-01-31

Siial9S.-144O Ncresi Tpnner
- @ountp, yfortb 0atota, az Wil fra
Marteo % n9iteu alt opbprfet. 30 SGt
gp9ninser. to imaa Sounesan9e og COB
Sseng. Friien fun Si5 pr. Acre for burti9t
Sal9. lloiet life bpis ou ct iuteresieret.
9bresie: Yor $50, Gebar 80pios, Soma.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-01-31
Grit Wcgjcrim9slamo.-s

~ ~piiicieae liz Sioers @oo "@ocart
Government 9ouos" %uuierer o9 b"eitriper
bper Ncre bpert @ountp i Eorcnebe Stoter.
iSortGller GeIig9cnbeb, Steo Tor Nenpsns
belle. buorleoeS bet erboloeS frit. 1919
Oia9rammer % &obeller, me gone, Glitter.
D. I. D. NriS % Gents, portobetolt. 98ebb
EubIiibin9 80, Gept. AZ, ct. Eaul, Wiun.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-01-31
man bliper 9oraer Il. 9,

"y Spsr9Smoal og Spor ont be Toreueoe
StaterS Toriatuiu9 os Re9jerin9 for Dem,
Der auie9er ON @orscrbrsp. fri6 80 Gcuts.
Striu til @Iireb 2oprence, 90 girO qpeune,
Buffalo, u. y.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-01-31

$4,000 tlpber en- imprpoeo 5drm
po / Woribua @ouutp, Wiuneioto. SOB
Sorobuno, 9obe Seie % SfoIer. 8i eier
oGido o9 bar tilialss mango andre Sportere
! Wforibou o9 Bennington Gouutper til re-
outereoe Friier o9 be met liberuIe GiItaar
for uirteligc Settlere. nor Splpsnino til.
itrip Gierne, 6~ttiSeus Securitp Gcmponp,
8biei Hiper Sails, Miuu.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-01-31

Siialgs. - gn so Ncre 8airp
- 6arm bili9t tiIiul9s. 8ottert beIi9s
9enoe, gOot suno, 9Obe Ep9niu9er. Striu
til Gieren poa Steoet. M. %Sluu9lono,
Stlpdua, g9alb.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-01-31

I O,OGO Icres logged of" 9ano
L tiliaI9S biuist. 9ette Aibetoliugsutls
taar. 40 Acres eIer mere. Sfrip eiter
S%pIpSniu9er. 9Seperbueuier Climber So,
(acoma, gSaib.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-01-31

Nnfcs.-Susbplberife gnites ar
Ell 6ntemonb meb 2 Barn, 9 oQ II
Gol. Sfriu til Nels 8unbbere, 11tS 81
Soliom Ct, @au Claire, isis.
Arizona republican., 1919-01-12

courses in first aid from the Red Cross. They went daily until they were skilled in thesart of rist aid com mon sense, and they paid for the privi- lege of learning. They spent outside time learning to knit and sew for the soldiers. as well as for refugees of allied countries. They spent every ounce of energy they had putting loans and charity drives over the top. They went to domestic science lectures and classes and learned howe to economize at their own tables and how to teach others to do the same. The talented ones gave their services to soldiers en- tertainmentS.
 Now the real test comes. however. The war is over. but the work of the women is far from over. But from all indications. the society women at least see what is yet to be done and they have already started another class.
 This time the women are learning the art of weaving in order to qualify as teachers of wounded boys returning from overseas. The course of instruc- ton is being given under the auspices of the Y. W. C. A. The photograph shows two New York society women learning how to weave baskets and hammocks. The method of making brushes is also one of the trades taught. This work may not have the throll and romance of the course in nursing or motor driving, but it is far more practical
Arizona republican., 1919-01-12

lay, it is certainty that there is like ly to be a shortage of cars for the motor buyers. Buy early is then a slogan that puts a certainty into the purchase and insures getting a car for use in 1919.
 Moreover, the way in which motor ists are using their cars, F months in the year. makes it advisable for every owner to get full benefit of his car. The earlier it is purchased, the longer the season for him and consequently the longer he is on a level, from a standpoint of transportation facilities. with his motoried neighbor.
 "I realize perfectly that early buy ing has long been a slogan of many dealers and the public may be in clined to view it as a wolf story. but this year, above all others, it is true The early buyers are going to have . distinct advantage on the ones vro delay and it will be an advantage that will be more keenly felt as the spring season comes on and motoring becomes pastime in addition to a business proposition
Arizona republican., 1919-01-12
EARLY PURCHASING
 IF MOTOR CARS |S
 DEEMED ADVISABLE

Early purchasing of passenger mo- tor car for use during the 1919 sea- son is advisable. for two reasons. One, the obviously limited number of new automobiles that will be produced during the coming year, and secondly. the increased use and consequential return on the investment that comes from an carly purchase.
 These reasons" says G. II. Reuben. local dealer in Dort motor cars, can not be controverted by any purchaser and should play q part in his time of selecting a new motor car. Much as the manufacturers of automobile would like to jump back into full time production of passenger cars for re- tail use. they cannot do it. The com plcx nature of building motor cars and the fact that materials, plans and other necessaries must be cared for months in advance makes them unable to do more than certain amount in the next few months.
 While the industry is in splendid shape to transfer it's activities to a peace basis with the least possible de-
Arizona republican., 1919-01-12

To be possessed of head of heavy beautiful hair; soft, lustrous fluffy Wdvy and free from dandruff is mere- ly a matter of using q little Danderinc.
 lt is easy and inexpensive to have nice, soft hair and lots of it. Just get a small bottle of knOWltOn's Danderine lIOW-it costs but a few cents-all drug stores recommend it-appy a little as directed and within ten minutes .here will be an appearance of abundance, freshness, fluffiness and an incompar- able gloss and lustrc, and try as you will you can not find a trace of dan druff or falling hair; but your real surprise will be after about two weeks use, when you will see new hair-finc and doWny at first-yes- but really new hair-sprouting out all over your scalp-Danderine is, we be- leve, the only sure hair grower, de- stToyer of dandruff and cure for itchy scalp, and it never fails to stop fall. ing hair at once.
 If you want to prove how pretty and soft your hair really is. moisten a cloth with a little Danderine and carefully draw it through your hair taking one small strand at a time. Your hair will be soft glossy and beautiful in just a few moments-a delightful surprise awaits everyons who tries this.-Adv.
Arizona republican., 1919-01-12
SOCIETY FEELS
 THE EFFECT IF
 FLUENZA BAN

A ban having been placed on public gatherings, society has been forced to cancel many of it's engagements postponing many events, too sched- uled for the near future, to some in- definite period The holiday season, after many months of quiet, seemed even moro gay than the Christmas and New Years week before the war, so that the deadly dullness of the past week was the more marked A few informal teas and all occasional dinner were all that relieved the monotony, which gives promise of continuing for some time to come. The outlook for this week is barren but no doubt a few small events will take place before the seven days have passed
Arizona republican., 1919-01-12
DOI(S OF THE WEEK IN SOCIETY OF ARIZONAS CAPITAL

nesday by the Country club tennis luncheon. The delightful event at- tracted q number of folk from town, including among others, Mrs. George Goodrich, Mrs. Morley Barnard, Mrs Jack Barber, Mrs. Donald Dunbar Mrs Carelton Wood Mrs. Jack Row lands, Mrs. sydney J. Ross, Mrs Paul Bennett, Mrs. Webb Griffen, Mrs. Kim ball Bannister Mrs. Roy WaylanC. Mrs. Louis Ii. Chalmers. Mrs. Lou Ella Archer, Mrs. Charles McArthur, Mrs Roy Parsons, Mrs. Phil Lewis. Mrs. Charles Shannon. Mrs. Harry Hall, Mrs. Cass Redewill, Mrs. Roland Par sons, Mrs. k. C. Saufley, Mrs. Harold C. Bennett, Mrs. S. E. Coats, Miss Marie Frances, Miss Helen Woodrow and Miss Henrietta Olney.
Arizona republican., 1919-01-12
Granite Reef Picnic for
 California Woman Here

Mrs. George Clothier of Puente. California, who is wintering with Jus ticc and Mrs. Frank De Souza. was the guest of honor at a picnic at Granite Reef on Sunday. Besides the hosts and guests of honor there were present Miss Anna May Daily Miss Mary Fitz- gerald, Miss Martha De Souza, Clinton Yates and Lawrence Gleason.
Arizona republican., 1919-01-12
Dinner In Governors Honor Given Bv Mir. and Mrs. Mulrein

Complimentary to Governor and Mrs Thomas E. Campbell, Mir and Mrs. J. II. Mulrein gave a charmingly ap- Tointed dinner Sunday evening at their West Lynwood street home. A scarlet and green color scheme was carried out in the artistic use of carnations and ferns. Covers were laid for Gov crnor and Mrs. Campbell, MT and Mrs Daniel Campbell of Prescott; AIr. and Mrs. Fred Platten of Williams, Mrs. E. II. Lynch, Mrs Frederick Juleff of Warren, Miss Carrie Mulreiu Harry Campbell of Prescott. Brodie Camp bell anG Allen Campbell
Arizona republican., 1919-01-12
Lieutenant Colonel Conway
 Expected Home In February

Miss Ellen Conway is the guest of Mrs. William $. Humbert over the weekend. Miss Conway has leased the Behn residence on Portland place for the season, and is expecting hey brother, Lieutenant Colonel Power Conway. to arrive in Phoenix not later than the 1st of February. The army officer is at present in Washington, D. C., having arrived from overseas a week ago.
Arizona republican., 1919-01-12
Mrs. Stayton Doris Honored At Tea Given By Mrs. Albert Rosenberg

Mrs. Stayton Doris, who will leave shortly for Pasadena, was the incen- tive for a delightful tea given Thurs Gly afternoon by Mrs. Albert Rosen- berg. The affair brought together in d most informal fashion a few friends of the attractive guests of honor. who will be greatly missed
Arizona republican., 1919-01-12
Two women are shown here. workin!
 on baskets and hammocks
By Edith Moriarty

No longer can the pessimistic scribes write scornful and vindictive articles about the indolent extravagant and useless society women. For years it has been quite the thing to play up the silly fads of the so-called idle rich class. But that time has passed. The idle rich have been just about the busiest they could possibly be since the outbreak Of the war. For the very reason that they had moro time ana money than most folks. they have been able to accomrlish more than the ordi- nary person in the matter cf doing var worE
 The women started out by taking
Arizona republican., 1919-01-12
Buffalo People Pass
 Enjoyable Fortnight Here

MT. anG Mrs. Moreloy Barnard of Buffalo are passing q fortnight in Phoenix. Among the many who are contributing to the enjoyment of the visitors are Dr. and Mrs. George Goodrich who have entertained them frequently at their apartments at the Welch.
Arizona republican., 1919-01-12
PrettiIy Planned Luncheon Given by Mrs. j. w. Doris,

Mrs. J. W. Doris presided over q prettily planned luncheon Thursday at her home. Casa De Rosas. Jonquils were used in effective decoration and dainty cards marked places for Mrs George Archer Mrs. William $. Hum- bert, Mrs. Stayton Doris. Mrs. Lou Ella Archer Miss Anna Archer, Miss Fanny Archer and Miss Ellen Con way.
Arizona republican., 1919-01-12
Tea Given for California Girl By Mrs. C. E. Nettleton

Mrs C. E. Nettleton made Miss Helen Woodrow of Los Angeles the inspiration for an informal tea Friday afternoon, when she entertained in formally Mrs. Paul Bennett, Mrs George Goodrich, Mrs. Roy Wayland Mrs. John D. Parks and Mrs. R. c. Saufley.
Arizona republican., 1919-01-12
Charming Event for Visitors At Home of J. H. MuIreins

MT. and Mrs. J. H. Mulrein gave delightful elmer Monday evening in honor of out of town visitors. Carna- tions and ferns combined in an effect i've decoration. Covers were laid for MT and Mrs Edwin McClave of Chi cago Lieutenant and Mrs. Frank Con- nor and Mrs. Frederick Juleff of Warren.
Arizona republican., 1919-01-12
Picnic on Calendar Of the Past Week

One of the weeks pleasant erents was the recent picnic at Echo Canyon enjoyed by MT. and Mrs. Harry Hurley. Mrs. Stayton Doris. Mrs. Lou Ella Archer Mrs. Lucy J. Hill of San Fran cisco, Miss Marion Doris. Miss Har- riet Hurley, Lieutenant Ford Miller, J. H. Robinson and Dwight Deity.
Arizona republican., 1919-01-12
Popular San Franciscan Guest of Mrs. w. E. Deity

Mrs. Lucy J. Hill is a recent arrival from San Francisco, who plans to re- main in Phoenix until the early spring season. She is the guest of Mrs. Will liam E. Deity, whom she visited three years ago, when she made a legion of friends here. A number of small af- fairs are being planned in honor of Mrs. Hill.
Arizona republican., 1919-01-12
Mrs. Herbert Burr Atha In San Diego At Present

Mrs. Herbert Burr Atha, who accom- panied Mr. Atha to San Francisco q week ago, is at present in san Diego stopping over in the southern Cali fornia city for few weeks before her return. MT. Atha reached here on Fri day.
Arizona republican., 1919-01-12
ANTl.FREEZE SALTS

When salt solutions are used for anti-freeze purposes great care must be taken to see that all leaks arc stopped. If there happens to be leaE and the fan draft throws the liquid onto the engine some of it will un doubtedly be deposited on the ignition cables and terminals. After the water evaporates the salt remains to cause trouble in the ignition system.
Arizona republican., 1919-01-12
c. R. Stannon Entertains
 Southern Guests At Home

Mrs Benjamin s. Barker and Miss Margaret Barker of Gainesville, Geor- gia, are the guests of Mrs. Barker's nephew, G. R. Stannon, of 1914 West
 Adams street.
Arizona republican., 1919-01-12
MT. and Mrs Goldberg and
 

Mir. and Mrs. David Goldberg and Miss Ruth Goldberg, who motored to Tucson for he weekend, returned to town Tuesday accompanied by Mrs. Herbert Drachman, who was their guest for a day.
Arizona republican., 1919-01-12
Mir. and Mrs. s. H. Mitchell Give DeIiuhtfuI Dinner

Mr. and Mrs. s. II. Mitchell were recent dinner hosts giving a charming affair complimentary to MT and Mrs. J. W. L. Foster of Toronto. and Rever- end and Mrs. George Logic.
Arizona republican., 1919-01-12
Mrs. Samuel Lewis Guest of Sister, Mrs. N. L. Carpenter

Mrs. Samuel Lewis Gertrude Willis croft Lee) arrived early in the week from Fl Paso and will be here until Wednesday, the guest of her sister, Mrs. \. L. Carpenter of 2145 West Washington street