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La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-08-27
SAN ANTONIO, TEXAS

TIE Guadalupano. docena ..... .......s2.25
To dc Ia A.bneia. docena ..... ......s2."5
Eter. nomo de 100 ra-laS ..... .....S1.75
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Perfume de Violeta. botella &c 4 on.
Tase';na. caie de 3 docenas. .......sI-25
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docena 9. =. =. q. q. . ...s1.Hh
:1ah6n rosa para toeador, doc.na....s1
Tah6n de Amole. docena -. =. . 90
Jab6n Lesrrina. docena d. -. SIP"
T~.esrrina docena &. =. E. e. ...S1.n0
Fspiritus de alcanfor. docena ......s'.Fn
ESnirituS dc arnica. docera =. .... $3.50
Tintura de Yodo, pomo de L onza.
docena . -. -. -. 49,. ..-.sl.ho
Ternnntina. dor~na . :. 10. ...... ea-
Parche 4. Ia kbuela, docena ........s2.'5
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POMAnk ROTANICA PAPA CsLJO S
cAPkNTTZADA. CURA FL GALLO DrS
PITEs nE DOS q TRES APLTCACTO-
MES MITv RErOMENDADA TAMprEN
PARA OIO DE PFSCkD0 Y OTRAS
ENFER%EDADES CROEICAS. 25c. Ia
caiita o $500 docens dc cajitas.
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EtNTIINIS ' IIEI4-9 ~Ds.
AuMENTO DE FLETES EN- LOS
FERROCARRILES NACiONALES

BESIDE Ell dta 20 del mes en- curse Sc
puso en- vigor Ia nueva tarifa de fle-
tes aprobada por Ia Direction Gene
raj de los Ferrocarriles Nacionales.
De confor1nidad con la nueva tarifa.
los fletes han tenido un aumepto ge-
neral Y rcSiri Ell algunas parties de Ia
frontera' Norte del pals. pues no todas
las lIneas csJan s~ujetas al aumcnto
dicho. que Sc aplica tan SOLO a los file
teSc por aquellos articuloS que no sean
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no Ua tWI NNiDs
LA UNlVERSIOAD AUTONoMA
DE NUEVO LEON

Los ~iniciadores del proyectc tendien
70 . f~usionar en- uno Stlo los eStapie-
cimientos de erSenanza Superior y
Professional que eXisten en- esta clldad,
tale, como Ia Escuela de Leyes. Ia de
Medicina. Normales. etc, a ce!e-
brado algunas juntas para tratar este
importan;e aSunto.
Segln Sc sabe. las citadas juntas
han estado siendo preSididas por el
doctor Elsebio Guajardo. jefe Ge! Co
mite Organizador, pero Sc suarda una
absolute resarva acerca de los aSuhIos
tratados on elias.
DEFUNclONES
Anteaycr fai!eci6 en- su ~reSldercla
de Ia calle de Matamoros mum. S2' el
senior don Cornelio CARR Gonzalez
nadre del Lie. t;cnaro Cara muy CO
nocido en- esta ciudad. III finaoo eFd
I'm bombrc honrado a carta cabal que
SUMO cartarSe g respeto de touo I'll
mundo V el carino de cuanto 10 con-"
cieron, por su boHdad y brienas oords'
Ell mismo 5ia y por Ia misma cane
do Natamoros en- donde eSta Ia resi-
dencia de "a farnilia Trevino Lagos
falleCiO a las II ue Id ia't"
Luis Trevino Lagos. vlctima de una an
ticua enfermedad que al fin huoo de
~yercer!o. La. fam:lia del desaParecido
are era muy estimado en- todos los
circulos sociales de esta cirdad' ha re-
cihido numerosas muestran de CONDO
Iencia de parte de sus amigos y pa
rientcs.
Los funerales. tanto del Car
"a Gonzalez. como del 4leHH'o
Lagos tuvieTon ugar aver en- 81 ID"
te6n del Carmen.
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GRAMMATICAL.
cicCI0NARIo5 CAsTELLANOS.

ISuyaaU Observation-Disclosures cEc!c!ops-
1lco dc = !enSI2 cISS-lzus. COE u GGH-
Ealez Le L. hysa- A4SGraUo con -
sraozcos. 5SS rr-IaCOs. 10 1ap1s.. Cos
rusG.Us lie b-ndeEaS. L2OlaS &c! SlStSrnA
Avrrts0, CUGL-y InscrnAcIonaI &c SenS-
les. e-c. In yoGO pasta etS-..--.....S2-Vv
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Ha.-zalcI.- Minerva. C-.lslClo ; lnGS
pracvco. Empls-aGo en- ie.a !as.eSa- 81 p
c.....r4- l--.g.r.y * t4 Lya--L ESyA-
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item cleA;p -sIGte MA woes tx
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los mas lUU4.r.vs &c - seng-a- IN %
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D. Jose A.gL-sIy- -. .'s ai 'u.-HGh 70
Lou pa%laGS ; -Vus.-"- -cuaz as NocS
&c. Dlccloua-Io De = AcaGsr-Ga. TelnC-
rsacg -I an-C-lGruEsi1-- g....Sc n-.4 iec-
S:cls.noS. AEcaIsnus y us5tUElsCnoS. nj
rasrUSzs s--,.JErs -L-u@> , rNt-"IG.S
ec. Pasta fIa4
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LOS PUESTOS EN- LOS


Los fe~rrocarrile: oS de las LlneaS
N~acionales Sc muestran muy conten-
toS en- vista de que dentro de breves
dias Sc pondra en- vigor DISPOSE
ci6n que sin duda alguna. vendrd a
poner fin a los conflictos que frecucn-
temente surgeon entire los empleados,
cuando Sc trata de imponcr algun jefe
eXtrano al gramio ferrocarri!ero.
he conformidad con Ia disposition
dicIa, en- 10 Successive los empleados
de los ferrocarriles ocupardn los pCeS-
los de acucrGo con IA antigiiedad cue
tengan en- el servicio, con 10 cual Sc
evitara que ingresen a ocupar puestos
elevados. personals eXtrahas que cast
no conocen el servicio Y que Geben sus
nombramientos tan solo a recomenda-
clones de altos Jcfes de Ia Natci0n.
SabeSe taTnbiGn que Ia Direction Ge-
neral de los Ferrocarri!es Nacionales,
trata de selecciorar el personal, desti-
IUycndo del servicio a aque.los inep-
tos que solo por favoritismo han lido n
ocupar altos pucstoS. para que estos
sean deSempenados por ~empleados com
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VELAS

velas decoradaS de cera, S, 6, 4. 5.
2 por libra . -. q. . =. =. 'oc
Cirios de cera, deco-ada, de 10 libraS
S. ). 8. . y l libras -. . . . 80. e0c
Velas de cere lisas. c~artones de s
libras. con vclas de s, s. 4. . y 1
por libra, carton . -. -. .....s2.25
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-08-27

MONTERREY, y. I. -Agosto "a
FL nU!nero de oficiales Y soldaios de
Ia Brigade 'Porfirio Gonzalez", licen'
ciadoS hace dias. ascendi6, segun infor-
mes iproporcionados por. Ia Jefatu-
= de Operaciones de esta plaza, a $50
la mayor parte de los cuales 10 fueron
de Ia Villa dc Los HerreraS. Este
c~ontinSente de- hombres licenciados,
soIicit6 dc propia voluntad que Sc les
desc de baja. pues que q~uerian dedi-
carsc a Ia vida privada.
FL licenciamiento de dichas fuer-
zas Sc terrnin6 ell sabado pasado, en-
Ia citada poblaci6n de Los Herreras,
en- presencia de los generates Por-
firio Gonzalez, jefe nato dc Ia Briga-
da = g~obernador del Estado Y Juan
Manuel Perez Trevino. jefe de las ope-
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YERBAS MEDICLNALES
So. so Ell CTFNTO DE- NANOIOS DE
LAS SIGUIENTES YERBAS:

Laurel. San Nieolas e. Zapo. Yerbanis.
Canahuala. Suelda, FL Cato. Ell Fenado.
Candelilla. Carcer La Mula, Pata de Va
-. Toroniil. TIE de Jimon. Flor de Peaa,
Chocolate d~l Indio. Estafiatc. Ruda. Ven
.osidad y Gordolobo.
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PASTAS

F;deo "a "a de 90 libras .....s2 90
Tallarin. GAIA de 30 libras .........s3.30
Macarron cortado. Gaia de 50 Lbs...s3.s S.
Estr.llitas- Gaia de 20 libras .......s2.4 40
Alfabeto, GAIA de 20 libras -. .....s2.4o
Ajonioli. libra -. -. . -. -. . Soc
Garbanzo. libra -. . -. -. e. . . lie
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-08-27
ROBES DOMINIQUE
ES ESPERADO EN- LA
CAPITAL DE PUEBLA

PUEBLA. Agosto 22.-Hoy arrlha-
"A a esta capital el senior ingeniero
don Alfredo Robes Dominique, can
didato a Ia Presidential de la Repuoil-
ca del Partido Nacional Repuolicano'
Sus ~partidarios han hecho va gran
Ges preparativos para recloirlo y Sc
espera la realization de Srandes les
teios en- su honor ademas de un mitin
p~olftico en- ell cual tomara la palaora
ell aspirante a la Primera Magistratu-
"a de Ia Naci6n.
HOY fue traido a esta capital el CO
ronel insurrecto Eustaquio una,
ouien cometiera en- la vecina p~oblacion
deSan Juan de los Llanos toda ciase
de fechorias que ~provocaron Ia ordeh
de Que Sc lie desarmara.
Pero Luna, al frente de u honpres
Sc hizo fuerte contra las fuerZas que
Ia Jefatura Militar envi6 a combatirld
Y hubo de registrarse IN &C.
RADIO tiroteo que termin6 quedando
la victoria de parte. de los leales. MI
chos de los hombres de Luna huyerort
a la sierra. pero el coronel lnsurrec-
10 pudo ser capturado aunque herido
de gravedad. En- tai estado sc lie trajo
HOY 4 esta ciudad.
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SACOS De PAPEL

Baraias mexicanas. ma7ea LOS LEO
MES. docena -. -. -. .........S5.
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FUE APREfENDlDO Ell JEFF
DE LA GUARNICION DE Ia
VILLA DE GUADALUPE

En- vista de algunas arhitrariedades
cometidas por el Coronel Jefe de la
Guarnjcitn de IL cercana Villa de Qua
dalupe. 81 citado militar Cue reducido
Il prisi6n por varioS agentes de Ia po-
licia. ~habiendosele retenido en- prisi6n
mientras Sc ponia el case er conoci-
miento de la Superioridad Militar.
FL citado Corcnel. sestn informes
de personals que presenciaron los he
chos. hiri6 con arma de fueGo a IN
guardian del orden publico de la men
cionada Villa, cuan6o este Sc acerco
al citado jefe para indicarle ~ no
sisuiera escapdalizando, rues el CO.
ronel Sc encontraba en- complete esta-
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-08-27

CAUSA Y FUSILANIENTo DE MANI
MILIASO Y De SUS GENERATES
NIRANON y NEJIA: raidG &c Cue
.ess-o. prlsionerOS en- e Cevro lie Jas
C@mpanas. iucces > detsnSo-ss. acusa-
clones. discusses, S~sntencjados & mGsr-
t.. ralabraS De MaSiH4iliAHo : Mia
mon. etc. Unica edici6a confo-ne a
oriEiza! que Sc e~ncusrtra 2 e AVchI-
30 General dc = Nacj6a.
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ue btu1leE.
LOS ARQulTEcToS DE SAN
ANTONIO Sc lNTERESAN POR
MONTERREY
La CAmara National lie Concrete
de Monterrey, ha recibido una cornuni-
caci0n de la Camara de Concrete de
Ia ciudad de San Antonio, Texas. en- Ia
que Sc pide Sc remitan a 6icha organi-
zaciah teXana, toGos los datoS posibles
relacionados cen las obraS de cons
trucci6n o que Sc re:endan construir
en- Ia ciudad, a fin de darlos a como
Ger a los contratistaS Y arquitectcs de
San Antonio. q~uienes Sc nuestran vi
vamente intereSadoS m conocer los
nombres de las personals o companies
que Vayan q levantar co~nstrucciones'
Los arquitectos Y c~ontratistas de la
cuidad del Alamo, desean enviar pla-
nos V presupuestos = fin Ge ganar los
contratos dc construction. Este paso
sin Guda. harI que los contratistas y
arquitectos de esta ciudaG. tomen al
guna! otra acci6n a fin de evitar la
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e surtido dc este huacal eS especial,
contiene IS piczas. garantizamos que
satisfacera a TODD comprador = su
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-Aa-ILLAS CiENTIFICAS.


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La Purisina Conception .............. lSc.
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NGeS;ra SeaO-a del C4zmen ............. 15e
Nues;ra Sonora de IL CcEdelaria go. Ice
san Antonio de Padua ...--.......... l5e
San ElG-o toc
Saa;o NIno de Atocaa ................ Iec
Santa Ceci.!S l5c
Santa LUCIA 15c
san Francisco J8vlc- ................. l5c
Santa Teresa lie Jesus -.-.......-..... 15c
San Lorenzo i5c
San Juan B2IrSta ..-.-.-.-...- .-..... l5c
SaSraGo Cogazoa Ge Maria ............. i5c
Maestro Sonora de A;ocha .............. l5c
San Francisco de Paula -.-.-..--..... i5c
San SEES-in Loo
S&H CSyet3no LOG
San Vicente de Pau NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. lse
San pedro ApJstoi lSc
San francisco de ASS --..-..--....... l5c
O:iciCs Ge Difuntos l5c
jubilee de las Cuarenta horas ..--...-.. loc
Nuesc-a Sonora &c Lourde1 .-.......... l5e
Oficio Pzry0 de Ia EirGen ......-...--. l5c
San Miguel LOG
S&R Juan Scpornucsno ----.---..-..... l5c-
San Igrac:o dc Lcyosl -.---.--- -..-..- lss
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TRESCIENTOS CINCUENTA SOLDADOS DE LAS
FUERZAS DE PORFIRIO GONZALEZ FUER0N
LICENCIADOS EN- LOS FERRERAS, NUEVO LEON.
information general de la Capital neolonesa.

hasta la Inca divisoria para que Sc
les arliuIe Ia vacuna reteniendoseies
el tempo neceSario en- eli LaZareto
de Bcnitez.
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DIcCiO - = -
Para ascgurar que llcgue en- buen estado.
Ia 10 nnne IN nnyase fnnrtn
The Columbus dispatch. (Columbus, Miss.) 19??-1922, 1920-11-07
FLATWOODS

Cool weather has just begun ant
we all are very glad to see it.
Among our friends who are sicl
are; Mrs. Leonard Holly, Mrs. B. F
Curtis, Hilder Game.
Mrs. L. B. Sanders who was called
home on account of the illness and
death Of her father, has returned to
her home in Natchez, Miss.
Our little school is progressing
nicely. The teacher has enrolled about
Ithirty-five fine pupils.
Miss Writ Goodsby spent Tuesday
evening with her sister, Mrs. julius
Spann, Of Caledonia.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wesley Cain were en-
tertained in the home of Mr. and Mrs.
Floyd Honnell Sunday.
Miss Lucille Hodges spent Saturday
and Sunday with her parents, of
Cherokee.
Miss Clemmie Game, Mr.. Joe Whit
ten, Mr.. Nelson Walters, Miss Thelma
Cain was entertained In the home of
49,
Miss Burton Lee Partain last Sunday
night.
We are sorry to give up our
friends, Mr.. Rush West, J. H. Kemp,
Henry Wells, who are going to leave
for the Delta some time soon.
Everybody enjoyed the singing Sun
day afternoon at Stanley School
house.
Our farmers are all busy sowing
oats this week.
The Columbus dispatch. (Columbus, Miss.) 19??-1922, 1920-11-07

The following notice taken from a
Muskegon, Mich, paper win be read
with interest by the many friends Of
Mr.. Lawrence:
Miss Ethel NJ. Hagen and Mr..
George Halbert Lawrence, son Of Mrs.
0. P. Vaughn, both Of Muskegon, were
united in marriage at the residence Of
the pastor Of the Congregational
Church No. so Ransom street, BY the
Rev. Archibald Haden. The couple
were accompanied by Mr.. and Mrs.
John Williams, Mr.. and Mrs. James
Lawrence and Miss Hagen, sister Of
the bride.
The Columbus dispatch. (Columbus, Miss.) 19??-1922, 1920-11-07
MASONIC NOTICE

Notice is hereby given to the
Masons of Columbus that there will
be an all-day communication of the
Lodge on Tuesday, November 9th, be-
ginning at nine O'Clock in the morn
inss Fifteen Fellowcrafts, will be
raised to the sublime degree Of Master
Mason. Refreshments will be served
at IL o'clock (noon) and 6 p. m.
A full attendance is requested.
By Order of the Worshipful Master.
M. c. VANDIVER, Sec.
The Columbus dispatch. (Columbus, Miss.) 19??-1922, 1920-11-07

All ready-to-wear sacrifice prices at
Kaufman's.
The Columbus dispatch. (Columbus, Miss.) 19??-1922, 1920-11-07
Miss Augusta Equen Entertains
the Thursday Bridge Club.

A witchery and a charm encom-
pass a card party like unto no other
social affair from which the sterner
sex are excluded. Prizes are pretty
baubles to contend for, forsooth, but
a mere bagatelle to the fascinating
clash of wit and skill required To
the young woman it may be the pass
ing whim Of an idle hour, to the older
woman, a pleasing relaxation from
domestic cares, but to both it is IA
delectable pastime and contest be-
tween congenial friends, also it is an
approved modern method of com
Iplimenting ones friends. All Of which
is but a prelude to the lovely bridge
party at which Miss Augusta Equen
entertained the Thursday Bridge Club
last Thursday morning at her home
on South Third street. A graceful
profusion Of chrysanthemums adorn-
ed the reception rooms in color
scheme Of yellow and white. After
the games, the guests were RECALLED
with a delicious salad and meat
course. The guest list was limited to
the club members.
The Columbus dispatch. (Columbus, Miss.) 19??-1922, 1920-11-07

Please see that your light and gas
bills are paid on or before the 10th.
This will help us and save you money.
Columbus Railway, Light & Power
Company.
The Columbus dispatch. (Columbus, Miss.) 19??-1922, 1920-11-07

country home, further beautifed for
the occasion with red berries and au-
tumn foliage, spent the day recalling
enjoyable "reminiscences, interspersed
occasionally, with present day affairs,
were regaled with an old fashioned
turkey dinner, and motored home in
the late afternoon with a delightful
recollection to cherish along with the
memories of old, The guest list in
Guided Mesdames D. F. Robertson,
Hugh Hairston, Lide Sykes, T. G.
Owen, George Sherman, and S. B.
Hudson.
The Columbus dispatch. (Columbus, Miss.) 19??-1922, 1920-11-07
The Ladies' Reading Circle.

The Ladies' Reading Circle enjoyed
a charming afternoon with Mrs. Frank
Resler last Saturday, when program
including selections from O. Henry
and Margaret Deland was discussed.
Mrs. Howard Marshall and Mrs. Ben
Owen read the selections. Round
table items on current events follow
ed the literary numbers.
The Columbus dispatch. (Columbus, Miss.) 19??-1922, 1920-11-07

DR.. Emmett Jamiesoi, of Caledonia,
one Of the best citizens Of the South,
was here, Thursday, on visit to his
son, Mr.. GUY Jameson.
The Columbus dispatch. (Columbus, Miss.) 19??-1922, 1920-11-07

Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Ellsworth
Resler announce the engagement and
approaching marriage Of their daugh-
ter, Lucille Eleanor, to Mr.. Carbis
Arthur Walker, of Montgomery, Ala,
the marriage to take place in Column
bus on December Is, 1920.
X n X
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Hopkins, who
were married last Thursday in Bir-
mingham, arrived last night for "a
visit with Mr.. Hopkins parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Ed Hopkins. Mr.. Hopkins
has host Of friends here in his old
home who welcome with pleasure the
opportunity to meet his bride and wish
them happy voyage on the matri-
monial sea.
Mrs. j. c. Meadows has returned
from Natchez, where she represented
the Parent Teacher Association of
Columbus at the Mothers Congress,
held in that city last week.
X \
Mr.. Auber J. Wilds, of Oxford
was the guest Of Reverend and Mrs
]. F. Sansing upon the occasion of hi,
recent visit to the Second Baptist B
Y. P. U. Mr.. Wilds is state secretary
for the B. Y. P. u.
v X
Mr.. and Mrs. Sam Meek, of Wash.
ington City, and Mrs. Julia Meel
Gerety who has been visiting in Wash
ington City, arrived Saturday and are
now at the Meek residence on tn,
Highlands.
Mr.. Simon Loeb's friends are re-
joiced to see him at home again, anC
recuperating from his recent illness
For the past several months Mr.. Loci
has been under the care of eminent
physicians in Philadelphia.
Miss Vernon Patty has returned
from an extended visit in Colorado
where she was the guest of Mr.. ant
Mrs, Neumann. Miss Patty will spenC
the winter in Columbus.
X X
Mrs. F. +. Resler and Miss Lucil,
have returned from pleasant so
journ in st. Louis, and are now a
home at the Kennebrew residence OF
the highlands.
Mr.. Warren Cox and his littl,
daughter, of Mobile, are guests of MI
Cox's mother, Mrs. Augusta Cox
whose continued illness is a source o
much sorrow to her many friends.
Y Y
Mrs. Abe Rubel and little sons hav,
returned to their home in Aberdeen
after week delightfully."- spent wit
relatives in the city.
Y Y
Mr.. I, B. Franklin is greeting hi
friends on the streets again after
slight illness which confined him to hi
room for several days. y
X \
Miss Anna Banks has returned fror
a sojourn of several weeks in Ne,
York City.
\ Mr.. C, A. Walker, of Montgomer,
N Ala, is visitor to the city.
The Columbus dispatch. (Columbus, Miss.) 19??-1922, 1920-11-07
Resler-Walker Announcement.

Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Ellsworth
Resler announce the engagement and
approaching marriage Of their daugh-
ter, Lucille Eleanor, to Mr.. Carbis
Arthur Walker, of Montgomery, Ala,
the marriage to take place in Colum-
bus on December Is, 1920.
The Columbus dispatch. (Columbus, Miss.) 19??-1922, 1920-11-07

Great Savings in Kaufman's depend
able shoes.
The Columbus dispatch. (Columbus, Miss.) 19??-1922, 1920-11-07
The Mayaower Tea.

The Maynower Tea.
The Mayfower Tea, the benefit en-.
tertainment given by the Shukota
Tomaha chapter D. A. r. to supple.
ment its scholarship fund, was pro
duced last Friday afternoon at the
Parish House An historical pageant
and tableau with musical and social
features made entertainment most
satisfactory success both socially and
financially. 1t was given with a
three-fold object in view. the financial
and social of course, but primarily
the desire to lead forth in the state
with a ter-centenary celebration of
the pilgrim landing in 1920, with the
hope that the public schools would
take up and emphasize the important
historical event during the session.
Besides the artistic decorations of
red, white, and blue, the pageant and
tableau themselves, were deserving of
more than passing mention. Import
ant historical events, covering the
period of time from the pilgrim land
ing to the present day were depicted
by Miss Eckford's history class from
the Franklin Academy.
The domestic life Of the Puritan
woman in her quaint and demure cos
tune, weaving in the warp and wool
of her homespun product, the vision
of a republic greater and freer than
the mother land-the picturesque Ind
ian, unfriendly and untamable - the
intervening events in the birth and
growth Of nation, up to the new
est organization Of the century, the
Boy Scouts, passed in pretty panorama
before the interested audience. APP
propriate vocal and instrumental
music and recitations were contribut.
ed by M. S. C. w. girls. At the close,
old fashioned lady fingers and so.
cial cup Of tea served by pilgrim
mothers from a table whose centra,
decoration was a miniature Mayfower
floating on crystal sea, completed
the cleverly conceived affair.
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Mrs. T. w. Hardy Entertains Charter
Members of Whist Club. \
Loving memories of past rich
with social pleasure were recalled and
recounted at reunion of the Charter
members of the old Whist Club, whom
Mrs. T. w. Hardy entertained at an
old fashioned spend-the day party at
her home in the country last Saturday.
The delightful courtesy was some
what of sacred tribute to social
club Of the past whose congenial mem
bership inaugurated new order of
social life for the city. Card clubs in
Columbus are recent institutions. The
Whist Club was the first one, and its
organization was perfected just three
decades ago. It's charter members, of
whom eight still reside here, are yet
leaders in social, civic and religious
work Of the city. Mrs. Chas. Cooke was
first president and Mrs. 7. w. Hardy,
president, when the organization dis
banded The guests motored in the
morning to Mrs. Hardy's attractive
The Columbus dispatch. (Columbus, Miss.) 19??-1922, 1920-11-07
Miss MOnscastle Entertains
the Trail Club.

The recent meeting of the Trail
Club held in Miss Montcastle's studio
at the M. s. c. w. shared with SO
many other entertainments of its
week the spirit of Halloween, decora-
tions and refreshments featuring that
popular holiday. Miss Montcastle's
charming hospitality was extended to
members of the club and few addi-
tional friends.
The Columbus dispatch. (Columbus, Miss.) 19??-1922, 1920-11-07
Wedding Announced.

Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Ellsworth
Resler announce the engagement and
approaching marriage of their daugh-
ter, Lucille Eleanor, to Mr.. Cards
Arthur Walker, of Montgomery, Ala
bama, the wedding to be a solemnized
in Columbus in December.