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The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-02-27
wooDwoRKERs who want

WANTED Porter. Gibson y VI IL a
Phone Hammond 2Ss4 3-2--2t
NTED-Nachinfsts and miiivri gbts.
l. 8 Metals Refining. Mining & Smelt-
ing Co. r Chicago. 2-21-2t
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MACHINISTS WANTED:

Steady, all around Ma
chinists, bench men and ex-
perienced machine operat
ors to increase our force and
open new department, good
working conditions, best
wages, Edwards Valve and
Manuf'g Co., East Chicago,
Ind. '-tI
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YOUNG MEN for railway mail clerks.
$40 month Experience unnecessary.
For free particulars examinations. write
e. Terry former government examiner),
40 Continental bldg. Washing ton H. 8,
2-21-4t
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Real Estate Bargains.

FOR SAIE-6-room 2-story house large
living room, with fire place. so 1T. lot.
near Harrison Park. 5000. S2ooe down
Phone Hammond @sI2- 2-c1-1t
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MPS 2 LEE

Lectures daily from 9 a n. to 9 s
n. he Right Way 70 Live
itual meeting every thursday even
at s o'1lock EVERYBODY welcome re-
charge No 10 State Line ST. cr-
poslte S. W. corner Of hospital, Illinois
side. Phone 1916 Hammond.
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Take The Iia7s and r
touch with the whole world.
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WANTED: General Rep

WANTED General Rep
resentative in Hammond,
East Chicago, Indiana Har-
Dor, Whiting, Crown Point,
Lowell and Hobart, to sell
Leonard Tractor Company
stock, territory going fast,
contract made with a good
commission, address Miller
and Willis, Suite sos % 10
Gary Theatre bldg, Gary,
Ind.
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WANTED:

Room and Board in Pri-
vate family by responsible
gentleman who will give sat
isfactory references, write
A-658 Times, Hammond, In
diana. 800
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NOTICE.

After this date the rate for
classified advertising will be iG
cents per line with n minimum
charge of 80 cents. Hammond,
Ia M,-oh ~ s-Sl-d
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DUN BEST BARGAIN.

4 most modern aud best impr0' q
properly OF South Side This is
de luxe home at a real bargain price.
6-roon ngaloW. hot air heat beautiful
GA * floors. House half siding and haiti
shinRle. FIFTY TIL Rec foot lot. EAST
front Ground is covered ONE FOOT
pEEP WITH BEST BLACK CLAY
LOAN An improved le-foot alley is
used a private driveway io double
garage that WAS made to match the
house. Highest priced flowers and
shrubbery adorn the grounds including
twenty-tQree American Beauty rose
bushes Ina the blooming stage. The own
81 is offering this property for only
5000 on the very easy terms Of $1,000
CO sh and $40 per month. including the
interest This home ought 90 sell on
sight it lis an exceptional piece or
properly at the price and is about two
blocks from the car lime
GoSTLIE, GEYE HASTINGS, Inc.
Phone Hammond 14o. Holman and
state 81. 2-31-1t
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Male Help-Wanted.

WANTEp--Stoek salesman. 10 assist in
placing the stock OF our company
throughout the state VIII only cons ider
those who want permanent positions
where honest work viii insure quick pro
molten old Line Life Insurance Co OF
Ind go Chicago ave. East Chicago.
2-20-tf
wANTED-Taiior to do bushenng and
examining IN pants shop. short hours
and good pay. Apply az once. Albert
Given MIS- Co., 46I4 Todd ave, East
Chicago. g-2--ff
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WA-NTED:-Men for worl

WANTED:-Men for work
In Malleable, cast steel and
grey iron foundries located
at Hegewisch; men exper-
fenced in molding and core
making particularly, but
good opportunity for men
without experience to learn
fundry business; Western
Steel Car g. Foundry Com
pany, 136th st. and Brand
on avenue, Hegewisch, Chi
cago, Illinois.
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Lost and Found.

LOST-Bill fold ntaining three $500
bills. name ana address on identified
tion card inside Return to Mrs. MsrA
Schmidt. 443 Logan ST. phone Hammond
2S50. ano receive reward. 2-24-it
I.oST-CHn hutton. initial F. Finder
pfease call Hammond 544 or S@5R
Reward. 2-e7-2t
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WrANTED-A good live stock salesman
-- INQUIRE at 40 Broadway. Room -U9.
phone Gary 1917. +. NJ. Haynes
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WANTED-Men for steady
night work, good pay, Met
ais Refining Co., Osborne,
Ind.

WANTED men for inspecting and
grinding Wsnner Maileable Iron %,
Hammond ---9-ot
w'ANTEp-rfn boys. must be IS years
OF age You can make from $40 TO
g1S per week Roy McCoois bowling
alley. 102 State s.. Hammond 2-25-2f
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FOR SALE-M Miscellaneous

FOR SAE-E--I uredevmed Diamonds aud
Railroad Wa ches. LeesertS Loan Bank
65 State St. Hammond. Open evenings.
I-9-tf
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IOR SAIE-By widow. 2G-acre black
level farm; good house. on tbuildinRs.
s2G00. part cash. Inquire Box Loo lNnoN.
lad. 2-27-2t
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WANTED: - Young man
with Time Keeping exper-
fence, apply Employment
Dept, Graver Corporation,
East Chicago, Ind. 1s'-s
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SOUTH SIDE BUNGALOW
REAL CHEAP.

Harrison ST bungalow. Nscant. ready
20 move in Five rooms hardwood
throughout. Pressed rcd brick founds-
ton 7-foot hs sernent. Modern in every
respect Built-in book cases. French
doors Newly decorated. high choice.
s7ls fl lot Plenty of shrubbery one
of the best offers today A S5200 value
Special. onlv S43s0 Terms. $500 FIRST
payment Nalanc SIS per month
GoSTLIN, MET-T & HASTINGS, Inc.
Phone Hammond 40 Corner state and
Holman SIS. e-91- {
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w AN ED: Laborers,
Steady work, good pay, at
143rd and Euclid avenue
sewer, Ind. Harbor, phone
Hammond 1913 Campbell
Construction Co., go State
Street, Hammond. '' e
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WANTED F.Nperienced automobiie me-
chsnic. Lake County Auto supply &
sales Douglas & Holman ST. Hammond
2-21-tf
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Wanted-Male Help.

WANTED Laborers, steady
work, good pay; American
Glue Co. w. Hammond.
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FOR SALE A Beautiful
Home, south side, bargain
at 81, 900, $3.50 cash bal
ance monthly phone Ham
mond 2642. '-i
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FOR SALE -nredeened suits and over
coats: IS and up Lessers Loan Bank
- State 81. Hammond 2-l9-tf
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Advertise il Inc Times
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Times news ser..Ce 5 Use pcs
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HERBERT 2 WHEATON,


~ CORA T. ANDERSON,
Deputy Clcrk. 229-27; 30
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-04-15

Cut Flower Sale SATURDAY Fresh
cut Carnations. 80 cents doz Lutz
Dy Goods Co
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-04-15
This Skin Peeler All
the Rage IN Society

There ls efvlAa tendency amons
Nomen % gultulc and fashion l1 pHs
nor, attention 10 hssenie mraus ot
proAortns their charms Tho al
ieni os mefroiised wax doubtless has
been sarrely responsible Coz ibis
fnis femarkahls substance produces
omplcxlon so natural ~ 40. eaganee.
40 magneucal bcaniih artificial
eompleNlons are no lnnsUr desired
Instead ot daetnring an offensive
skin. the skin l4 Hnsipd off Tho wax
leelv the skin 10 gradually IA such
inc particles, 30 discomfort IA ex.
ieflOneed The if,aher. younger
Kin beneath wholly IA evidence
siihin q week of two. Is llY white
aiiny Hogt aud smooth lia not a
patch's ostN 81 teaiom hs a
irand new nne That's Why mcrco
ised wax has become such rage
imong society folk The wax ls pat
1n nights lik. cod cream and washed
81 morninge An druggists have H..
n course. one ounce will do
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-04-15
ITS CULTURE
A TRADITION
: Highbrow" City Of Bogota. in
Colombia. Does Not Really
Live Up to It's Repu.
taticn.

Raeota, the eapliai r. the Eep0h'is
~ 'oiemhsa J. sars - South Anl,ri
can na~ton. fver sine, the days Nher
u vas cvlons ef Slmiu u ha~ been
eco'pnfed ehirhhoN town and ~
name has heco associated with litera
tare ART ssiencc aud edueatlon 4
j. nilsi With scuspgars which range.
Ia suhiecg fnsm local hcfoe. L. greai
figures Ia Srauish history fher~ nrs
msns scheals aud eullskss muNeun
and an asgronemicai observatory.
Despite an this. the Intellectual a.
mosphere Of Bogota Is nlurcsaf tradl
iion than rvalits. No great works ~
art have heeu pralueea there The
c'ty = full al poets. bat that i trus
Of every ciix ia Latin Amcrlea. whrrs
Naung mcn aad wousep coinpose and
rceits poetry a. a xscial diversion
just a. they play The p.an" aud sins
songs In this eountrs. The scientists
81 Ragoia have made saiue real prog
rcss. especially IN arehe,loe, aud nat
ursl history
MauA ~ tbe people ~ honata ars
Spaniaris al the puresl derc,Wl Mhel
the country vas colonisel hs the span
iaris centuries ago the colonlsfs ~.
tlr,d 10 lhr heh Andsan region an,
have liv~l thsre ever since 10 an isola
tiua which has kept th.n irue 10 type
These Simniaris form che ruilus elass
'he n,st.ut "a. people ielnE ms-lifos
~ nHN',i Spanish aNa iudiau hiuid
Ho.aia Is Situated ai an els,ato
W. ain.ost atAn feef and vnlu,s ,
splendid Climatic
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FIRST USED BY
4 FRENCH KING
Expression Now SO Common Let
George DO II, Said 20 Have
Originated With
Louis XII.

Mauy p-eaple - no further hack
than 10 the veil knn~n pley 60 ae
conni for the Interesting iiitle eiaeuia.
ton "tef DeorSs 10 r. Il. sengl.
menS appeals g. an az ~ strongly
uhen NJ wish % shift aiaErv,Ahhe
task fram our ovn shoulders tn gh,sse
~ some oshsr available regSon. whom
~ make ourselves believe j. mora rill
eient perhaps We ar mss Incident
ats Ne maN sueeecd also M making
him bsllr,' llisg he b. lhe et,li pefson
far ghe ieh
u uiss ehRnsr that ue hake ihe legal
snd ethical rl0hf a. inquest oeorse So
40 lt aad HAT It is iolefahls certain
that Deogpe VIII patiently n,clNr and
diseharNs im responsibility or q mas
Dc lbai Ne melsl, Na-h ouf hands -
the mailsf and With O shFis ~ the
shouldtfs praseya un unr way remafk
ms = Nn't Let Uenffe d. q
However ihai as,, hc remafk- ghs
Kansas city Sier ihe eflaln ~ ihe
sentence Is ihla ioWir MI "a lfaner.
hlm~iif strong 4lirr Wae fortunate
to hH,e = rrHme minister nhp WIS a
CLEVER executive aHd rtss-srd vt s,,asi
se4se o,orre aAmlaHse - hlm
ttails frfeffni many az Tie mnsi dpli
cate and ,'uerous uHalft ~ ihr klu4
dom Things iufnsd "ui 50 sailsfAc
ioflly nuAcr reurGos manipulation
that l.unis' slogan came o. he "Que
Georges 10 iAeee' ti.ri HeoFfr ,n li }
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-04-15
Combing Won't Rid
Hair OF Randrlff

The only sure NAY 20 Get rid ~
dsnduff j. 20 dissolve II. then YOU
destroy u entirely. To DO this. get
about four ounces of ordinary liquid
arvon. Apply t a. night when re-
riring. use enough 10 noisten ihe
scalp and rub % in gently with the
finger tips.
DO THIS tonieht and By morning.
most II not an Of your dsndruff will
gone and three OF four mere appli-
cations xii completely dissolve and
entirely destroy every single syn
and trace o. 81 no matter how mach
dandruff you may have
You vii find too. that al itching
and digging % the scalp vii stop
al once. and yorr hair viii be fluffy.
iusierous. glossy. silky and soft. and
look and feel hundred times bet
ter
You can get liquid arvon 81 any
drng store X e inexpensive and
never fails 70 DO he work
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700 lArr 70 CLASSIFY

LOST brown glove With stitching
OF shite. also a silver thimble
with zold band. Return % Mrs. Geo.
Ritzhaayt 7i9 n Harrison
WASTED-i.sdies' 81 Eentisnen's
~4shinxs Dainty garments given
utmos; care. 81 y. sih street
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Men VINO can afford II should
pay for giving women promises
and for leading them 20 believe
that they VIII have great ia.
lures. says Miss Harriet liearu.
New York manlcurisi. who mas
entered suit against Hector Have
meyer. millionaire sporismau. al
SO of New York. for 100000 M
breach ~ promise action. -
was working m thc Grand Cen
trai Terminal when met Mr.
liayemcycr. She SAID - knew
him a. Hector Palmer he made
me believe that hc loved nae and
was going 10 take me south /
was 10 be introduced INTO So
society
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FRIDAY



The G n 4 club met With. Ms d
IA JOes yesterday whom she enter
tained the club members with one
O'Clock luncheon TIE afternoon vas
spen, With sewing and fancy work
Special guests we're. Mrs y n Todd
os ElderAdo Spfiagv, NO Mrs A 4.
Walker. of Aichihson Kansas This
WAS very enjoyable mesfluE. and
Mrs LeRoy Loean viii be bosivss
10 ghe club In Two weeks
y x y
Miss Vera Kelley returned hum,
yesterday after a three day visit IN
Cushing with Miss Ellen sharp
= I "
Miss Alice Katherine Fitzpatrick is
entertaining with a danclng sarty on
Friday evening
D. s X
Mr. and Mrs Il u Stewart viii
leave tonighl for ~ gult coast aud
southern states and bual trip from
Galveston They intend 10 be zone
about Two weeks
M IS Is
The War Mothers will mcet at the
library al 2eo on FRIDAY. Wives.
daughters molhefe and sisters oi
former service men are invited
y = x
The Missionary Society Of the Nas.
orins church viii mew With Mrs.
Barrett. se2 r Oklahoma. Friday
afternoon al 3 o'clock
x x x
Mrs y N Todd Of Eldcraao
springs. Mo. who has been VISITING
her daughter. Mrs Ben Yer. has re
turned home.
y = d
Mrs ~ d. Rowden who underwent
surgical operation Al the NJ. r.
hospital last week is Improving rep
idly and will soon b. removed to her
home.
y x Y
The Phi Delta Gamma club will
meet on Saturday With Mrs u. T.
George.
- s =
Missionary Society
The Missionary Society OF the
Christian church mex y.tterduy at
tho home Of Mrs. }. " D0lph The
meeting was opened with the invoca.
;iyn. the business was ,ranss.l ed j..
the program the infercession of pray
son. Bible reading by Mrs Pea
cock and The study. ~Thc Ten 1epers
~ Mrs Omar Miller. The Healing
% the Philippines. was read by Mrs
Nalle Walton. "The Women and
Children OF the Philip, ines" BY MrF
Leroy Logan and The Influence OF
Medical Work by Mrs Doiph After
the program the intersession OF pray
~ was held } n Dolph Jr. gave
? violin solo and readings were given
5y Mrs Omar Miller About 20 mem
bers we're presen, and The guests
we're Mrs H. A. BOofh. Mrs John
Alexander and Mrs smith
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THURSDAY
nivision No 5 Momans Auxiliary
Mrs & = Morris
Acorn Ciah Mrs J. J HildregA
Altrurian Club Library
Tau III Ma Cinh- Mrs ficcken.
Stine
FRIDAY
". G. 7 T. Aii-Day mtetinx =
Christian Church.
Rainbow Clafs of FIRST a. T.
nooles. tii kAst
Noble : 2 m Al yoans people Of
tie church cordially invited
SATURDAY.
Pa Delta Gamma Club Mr. n
= Gcorge.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-04-15

tarioii> shades and fliih Avenue
has taken kindl, a. them b.
expected thar tuey Hm b,...tae
popular "a these days OF high
prices An imaginative mlliner
predicts That beylcs of pretty buf
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-04-15

impeeunious maids viii be- hang
ing around buildings under ccn-
-ifuetiou in the hope of picxng
~ enough ,hatinvs for that
spring hat
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-04-15

Lord Granely. who today s. one Of
he largest chip owners IN Tho world
ard the possessor of q fortune sasii.
mated al many millions. began lifp as
cabin boz
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NAVAL William Gil.
bert. Jr., Of New York. who y
credited with having removed 10
safety 2.OW Armenian orphans
from the American orphaDage at
Harouniyl. northeast az Adana.
when the village was beng de-
stroyed by tire by the Turks.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-04-15

The art of life Is to keep dosn
aeqaaintance~ Ones friends. enc
can manage. hut one's ssQuaintances
can be the devil kdward Nefian
Lucas
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1920-10-13

Born to Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. X. Houli-
ham,, daughter, on Tuesday, October
18th.
Miss Almarine Gehert had her ton.
sils removed at the Denison hospital
Thursday.
Mr. and Mrs. Hugo Schramm are the
proud parents of a. daughter, born on
Friday, October 9Th.
Mrs. Nora Wilkinson spent several
days last week at Deloit visiting with
relatives and friends.
We are glad to report that Mrs: J.
G. Wygant who was quite sick last
week is much improved.
The White Shrine order will meet at
the Masonic hall on next Tuesday eve.
ming at the usual hour.
VIM. Goettsch and family departed
yesterday for Lake View where they
will make their future home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Thompson return.
ed home last week from an extended
visit at points in North Dakota.
There will be work in the third de.
gree at Masonic hall tomorrow evening,
October 14th, by order of the w. NJ.
Mrs. John EDSen underwent Il MAJOR
operation at the Denison hospital last
Thursday. The operation was success.
full and she is reported to be doing
nicely.
James Luney, of Denver, Colo. stop.
ped off in Denison Tuesday between
trains for a visit with his parents. Mr..
and Mrs. w. d. Luney. He was on his
way home from Washington. ID. c..
where he was called in regard to an ap.
for the reclamation selti
vice. James is head clerk at the Den.
yer offices of the reclamation bureau.
Al Weiss, the breeder of pure Hamp-
shire hogs, will hold a public sale in
Denison at the Vollersen pavilion on
Saturday, October 23d, when he will
sell number of Hampshire boars.
They are of the Lookout, Cornhusker,
Draper Lad and Palmer King breeding,
and are a good bunch Of Hampshires.
See next weeks paper for further par
ticularS. ...,
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1920-10-13

r. L. Johnson, ad man at the Review
Office, spent Saturday in Omaha.
Miss Laura Names spent the week
end visiting friends at Sioux City. >
Miss Annabele Hartman of Early,
was a visitor a few days last week at
the John Silletto home.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. B. Cox and son. w.
H. Cox and Miss Edna Mae FlahiNe
spent Sunday with friends at Storm
Lake.
Miss Irene Holmes spent the week.
end at Petersen, Iowa, visiting her sis
ter. Margaret, who is teaching at that
place.
Mrs. w. B. Beckwith and little
daughter, Mildred, of Dermott, Ark,
arrived last week for a months visit
with the formers mother, Mrs. Otto
Hink. III,
Rev. Father Malloy Of Waterloo;
Rev. Rooney, of Manchester; Rev.
Campbell, of Ames, and Rev. Father
Tohec, of Dunlap, were recent visitors
with Rev J, Phelan
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1920-10-13

| Mrs Frank Lister will be hostess for
the Entire Nous club Thursday after.
noon of this week.
| On last Wednesday afternoon Mrs.
John Blackman entertained forty ladies
from Denison, Dow City and Arion at a
most enjoyable kensington. With live
~ conversation and fancy work the
hours were all too short for those pres
ent. At the close of a pleasant after.
noon the hostess, assisted by Mrs.
Floyd Smith. Mrs. w. Nelson and
liciouS supper, to which the guests did
full justice. Those fortunate enough to
enjoy Mrs. Blackman's hospitality re-
port very delightful time.
MIR. and Mrs. O. NJ Criswell enter.
tanned several guests at six O'Clock
dinner on Tuesday evening in honor of
Mrs. Pillatelle, guest Of Mr.. and Mrs.
T.. c.. Chamberlin. The table was pref
lily arranged with Il low bowl of gar
den flowers and a most delicious din
ner was enjoyed. v.A
The o. E. S. met in their. lodge
rooms Tuesday evening for the regular
meeting and the Dow City chapter at
tended. 1t was a very enjoyable &C.
casion and after the formal meeting a
dainty lunch was served.
Misses Rose Clark and Helen Wright
were the hostesses for S. S. on Tues
day evening. when u fine supper was
served at $780,. A short program was
given after. dinner,
Miss Marie Conner invited several
girls for a bunk party on Tuesday eve
ming in honor of Miss Mary Lally, who
leaves this week to resume her work
at Johns Hopkins hospital at Balti-
more @
The annual Friday club banquet will
be held in the club rooms Friday eve
ming, October 18th, and an effort to
have this one the best ever is being
made.
The ladies of Trinity Guild have
made, plans to have their annual hal
|lowe'en dancing party at the gymnasi-
UNI on Thursday evening, October 2Sth.
and a large attendance is desired.
Hams orchestra will furnish music for
this occasion.
The 3. Philathian Sunday school
class was very delightfully."- entertained
by their teacher, Mrs. M. "A. Penney,
at her home Wednesday afternoon at
five O'clock tea. All present report a
very enjoyable time.
The Westminster club held an all
day meeting Tuesday at the home of
Mrs. Paul Stafford, making prepare.
tons for the bazaar which is to be held
in, the near future. r
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1920-10-13

Miss Mabel Kelly and Miss Harrie,
Hall We're H. Fl. hostesses on last
Thursday, October 9TH, when a. very
ttempting dinner was served at $50, fol
flowed by short program.
members of Coffee club and several
guests on last Thursday afternoon at
a most unique affair. Each member
was asked to come prepared to do a
s'stunt," and among the notables pres.
ent were Maggie and Jiggs." the IAN.
gel Child and Buster, Brown" Of
comic fame whose performances Great
ed considerable merriment. After a
most strenuous afternoon being enter
tanned the guests We're invited into the
dining room to six O'Clock dinner and
the table was decorated with large bas-
ltets of garden flowers. and tiny, clown
heads We're used as favors and place
cards. These were lighted at the close
of the dinner and shot off like fire
crackers, much to the surprise of the
guests. Another clever idea was the
last course of ice cream which was
served on brass ash trays and paper
doilies. These We're given as souvenirs
of the occasion. All presentsreport q
very pleasant afternoon.
p. f.. O. met With Mrs. L. seemann
on Friday evening when the regular
program was given and dainty refresh
ment served at the@close of the meet.
ing.
Mrs. Seemann was hostess again on
Tuesday afternoon to the members Of
Penelope club. when about thirty ladies'
were present to enjoy the occasion. A
most pleasant Afternoon passed quick
ly with sewing and visiting and late in
the afternoon a most delicious three
course supper was served at one large
and three small tables which We're pref.
tily arranged with baskets of pink roses
and dainty appointments. Mrs. See
mann was assisted in serving by Misses
Sarah Pfarr and Abbic Anna Mc1enry.
Mrs. Julius Bale will entertain the
Tuesday Bridge club. next Tuesday, Oc-
tober 18th,
st. Rose circle will meet this (Wednes
day. afternoon with Mrs. Geo. Lamber-
ty, with Mrs. Claire Nicholson and Mrs.,
w. A. Lamborn as hostesses.
Mrs. A. 3. Cox entertained a few
friends at six o'clock dinner Monday
evening. Covers were laid for eight
and a tempting three course dinner
was served. after which the evening
was spent in a social way.
st. Rose of Lima Sewing circle meets
this wednesday, afternoon with Mes.
danes George Lamberty, w. A. Lam.
born and Clair Nicholson as hostesses.