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who is in New York for brief visit,
will return to Washington today.

who is in New York for brief visit,
will return to Washington today.
Admiral Viseount Jellicoe Of the Brit
ish navy, who is making a trip around
the world, will arrive in Washington
Wardman Park Hotel. The party is
coming from Canada, and while here
will be the guests Of the United States
Navy. A brilliant round of entertain
ment is being planned for them, includ-
ing dinner at the British embassy
this evening. at which the Hon. Ronald
Lindsay, charge daffaires, will be host.
stag dinner party tomorrow even
ing, which the Secretary of the Navy
will give for the distinguished visitors.
and which will be followed by a formal
reception. The British visitors are ex-
pected later at the ball to be given at
the Willard for the benefit of the Epis-
will occupy box s
The minister of Poland and Ptin-
cess Lubomirski entertained at lunch
con yesterday at the willard Prince
Radzwill arrived yesterday at the
Willard from Poland and while here
will be the guest of the Polish min
lister.
Mr.. Auguste Noblet of the Swiss
legation staff, who was confined at
the Emergency Hospital as the result
of an accident, is now at the lega-
tion annex, on Massachusetts, avenue.
where he is able to resume his du-
ties. Mr.. Noblet's illness will not pre-
vent him arranging the Concert In
time" of his friend Sacha Botichefike,
the Rumaniah composer and virtuoso
of the Tyfhpaf1or which he will give
at the end of January under the pa
tronage of ladies of the diplomatic
corps and of resident society,"
Mrs David franklin Houston, wife
Of the Secretary of +Agriculture, en-
tertained yesterday at ohildren's
party in celebration OF the seventh
birthday of. her small son, Lawrence
Houston. The guests were few of
the young hosts intimate friends.
David Franklin Houston, jr., who
spent the holidays with Secretary and
Mrs. Houston, has gone to New York
to remain over the week end. and on
Monday will return to Harvard Uni.
versity, where he is a student.
Mrs. William E. Bofah. wife of Sem
ator Borah, entertained Informally at
luncheon yesterday at the Willard.
Sonora de SOL wife of the minister of
Salvador, is observing Fridays at horne
She has as her guest Miss Ora Bar
mann of Missouri.
senora de E,lizalde, wife of the min
lister of Ecuador, was at home inform
ally yesterday afternoon, and she will
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NEW YEAR SOCIAL PROGRAM
STARTS PROPITIOUSLY WITH
FULL PROGRAM FIRST WEEK
Concert Diplomatique" Tonight and Benefit Ball
Tomorrow Night, Both Preceded by Many
Dinners, Give Brilliant Forecast of Inter-
estine Things on Winters Program.
SALLIE v. II. PICkE1~T.

IHE diplomatic Secretary
Mrs Lansing New Year day and the receptions Army
small dances like that r1and by Senator and Mrs Wad
parties such as those to speed Grey Fodon Back Eng
anda formed the nucleus about which dozens of smaller dinner
uncheon the change calendar
the old to the new with unusual brllancy.
THE Congressional Club the stful for which
designed when house kept there New Year day.
and and old Of the bodies danced the
evening Those who have tried for transform the official calling
code the capital to conform the strides OF the club
their salvation Women will entnue for all time to observe their days
at homeMonday for the Judiciary Tuesday for the lower House We'd
mats and saturday, for % society," I @ eonbned
receptions and the club will simplify much and leave
apartments without hotels and
Which Mrs veya gave for Miss Carmen Agunaido daughter
of the famous Philippine general
IN the first week of 1920 will tribute Vicoun Admiral
Jeeoe who arrives here today the of the American Navy
giving great disappointment to society the outset of the visit
Navy Daniels give night would not
be However cards for the reception which Secretary and
Jeoe and his staff viii be able to visit the bali at the New Wizard
THE ball night
long list Of Woodrow name
She and Mrs Marshall stand for the ball. which really
little children cared for The
prominent society freely give money but seldom
lend their to like Mrs Richard H Townsend Mrs VIII
to be found on the list
MRS WILLIAM HOWARD TAFT D. Baker stand
1 prominently the years bring
fitting at wnds but eerihed move Which BEARS
fruit in the wonderful to be the Bao Not
.Hnn 5o % % open the Marie
Marc Iaufen seTito"
with Giuseppe Bamboehek conductor Of the METROPOLITAN Opera
series OF Sunday night Concerts DpOnaique
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receive on the following Saturdays in
January.
Nine Urueta, wife of the minister of
Colombia, is observing Thursdays in
January as her days at home.
Nine Tsamados, wife of the minister
resident and charge d 'affaires of Greece,
will be at home on Tuesday afternoons,
January and 90.
Miss Marguerite Bryn, the schoolgirl
daughter of the minister of Norway and
Nine Bryn, entertained party OF her
young friends at luncheon at the lega-
ton yesterday.
A reception will be rendered to the
Hon. Jan Gariisue Masaryk, Czecho-
slovak, charge d'affdires in Washing
ton, in the rose room of the Hotel
Plaza in New York, Tuesday evening,
January 8. at 9 O'Clock. During the
evening a program of Czechosiovak
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de Bonillas returned Friday after
brief visit to Boston and vicinity.
The minister of Switzerland and Nine.
Sulzer will entertain at dinner Thurs-
day evening and again on Friday even.
ing of this week. Nine. Sulzer will be
at home Informally this afternoon at the
legation. when she will be assisted in
receiving by Mrs. Franklin K Lane.
wife of the Secretary of the Interior, +,
Mrs. David F. Houston, wife of the Sec
retary of Agriculture Mrs Frank L.
Polk. wife Of the under secretary of
state; Mrs Charles B. Henderson and
Mrs. William Crozier Mime. Sulzer will
receive again on Sunday, January II.
The Baroness de Cartier de Mar
chienne, wife of the ambassador of
Belgium, entertained at dinner at the
embassy in compliment to her niece.
Miss Elizabeth Connolly of New York,
when the guests included some of the
smart young debutantes of the sea-
son. Miss Connolly will return to New
York to resume her studies on Tues
day. She is not yet out. but has taken
prominent part in the many dances
and other parties given for the young
set during her visit. With her charm
and beauty she has enjoyed a delight.
full belleship.
The ambassador, Baron de Cartier
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nd Mrs CteMef:

music will be given by artists of the
Prague and Chicago Opera houses.
Senator and Mrs. Truman H. New
berry will return tomorrow from a visit
to their home in Detroit.
Mrs. Daniel H. Gienty, wife of Col
Gienty of Camp Megs. Washington. is
at the Waldorf Astoria, New York, for
a visit of a few weeks. She left Wash
ington on Wednesday, December 10, and
will return to her home early in jan
uary. .-...--
Mrs. Charles Boughton Wood will
be at home Mondays, beginning to-
morrow and continuing until Ash
Wednesday.
or interest to Washington is the
Christmas eve party given by
Senior Jose F. Godoy, former Mexi-
can charge daffaires in the United
States, and Nine. Godoy at their resi-
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a visit to Washington and is staying
with Mrs. NJ. f. Clman, at 1649 New
ton street northwest.

OF interest to Washington is the
news that Mr. and Mrs Russell A.
Alger and Miss Fay Alger of Detroit
and well known here, who have been
spending the last six weeks in France.
have just returned to this country.
They will leave early in the new
year on their new yacht Elfay for a
cruise to Japan via the Panama canal.
Their trip also will include visits to
Alaska and Siberia.
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Miss Marguerite Skirvin and her
guest, Miss Lillian Newlin. of New
York, were in Baltimore New Year
eve for the bachelors cotillon. They
were the guests of honor at dinner
preceding the cotillon Of Maj. Cour-
son. at-the Baltimore Country Club.
Mrs w. R. Taylor. wife of Col w.
z Taulnr of Fort Monroe. Va Is ON
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: Mrs. Ten Eyck Wendell of Washing
ton, now at the Hotel Chatham with
her husband and son, gave dinner
Tuesday night at the Colony Club
and luncheon there on Monday.
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Mrs. Charles A. Mum and her chill
dren, who are now at their Philadel
phia home, will leave shortly for
Palm Beach. where they will join Mr..
Mum. who has been there for several
weeks
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dence in New York. There were dane
| ing and singing, and Senior Jorge
Godoy recited some of his poems in
English and Spanish. A number of
| Latin American young people at
| tended
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Rear Admiral anu .,irS. Niblack have
taken an apartment at 1902 18th
street, where Mrs. Niblack will be
at home Informally tomorrow and the
second Monday in January, after 4
O. clock
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music will be given by artists of the
Prague and Chicago Opera houses.
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Change of Address.

Mr.. and Mrs. Sam Alexander,
formerly 2425 Irving Avenue South,
have moved into the Belmont Apart
ments.
Mr.. and Mrs. HI. z. Mendow now
reside at 2720 Dupont Avenue South.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. M. wager, form
erly of 1913 Fifteenth Avenue South,
are now residing at 1922 Nicollet
Avenue.
Mr.. and Mrs. M. Beskin and fam
lily, 800 Elwood Avenue, have moved
to 220 Sixth Avenue North.
Mr.. and Mrs. Abe Arnold Goldman
(Ida Bromberg) whose marriage took
place October IL, will make their
home at the Republic Apartments,
1901 Vine Place.
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THE AMERICAN JEWISH WORLD


On Wednesday last, Mrs. Nose
Bloom and Mrs. Peter Dworsky of
11O3 Knox Avenue North entertained
forty guests at a one o'clock lunch
con and linen shower, cards were
played during the afternoon.
Mrs. D. Dworsky, of 2138 Roblyn
Avenue, Merriam Park, entertained
Saturday afternoon at bridge
luncheon, covers were placed for
twenty -four
Sunday afternoon, the Misses Flor
ence Goldenberg and Florence Schulz
man were hostesses at a Japanese
bridge in honor of Miss Dworsky.
Incense, Japanese favors and prizes
added to the Oriental effect. The
brides place was marked oy cor
sage of pink rose buds. Chrysanthe-
NUNS and Japanese roses formed a
table center, covers were laid for
twenty.
Miss Ruth Phillips, 2541 Blaisdell
Avenue, entertained twelve couples
at a dancing party at her home, in
honor Of Miss Daisy Dworsky and
her fiancee, Mr.. Morris Gottlieb.
Miss Audrey Weisman, 1904 Lake
Place, will entertain group of
young people at Halloween party
TINS saturday evening.
A birthday party for six year old
Rosslvn. daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
e. Feinberg, 918 Sheridan Avenue
North, was given Saturday after
noon, October %. The children were
entertained by a Marinet Toe Dance
by Master Irving Feinberg and Miss
Nellie Silverman and moving pic
lures Of animals and other scenes.
Sixteen guests were present.
Mrs. Joseph Hillman, 1923 Sixth
Street North, entertained at birth
day party for her one year old son,
Herbert, Tuesday evening, October
26. Thirty guests and fourteen chill
dren were present.
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Birth.

Mr.. and Mrs. A. I. Harris pearl
Felsenberg) 2814 Morgan Avenue
North, announce the birth of son
on October IA.
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| Pierson. Jr., of Atlanta, are the guests of Mrs. Dicks father, Mrs. w. J. Yeild. ing. at his home on Highland avenue.
 Dr. G. W. Rains has returned from Wrightsville Beach and Waynesville, N c. He was accompanied by Mrs. Rains and Mrs. Archibald Miller, who will spend the remainder of the summer al Waynesville, N. C.
 MT. and Mrs. F. l.. Whitman have sold their home on South Sixteenth avenue and will be at the home of Judge and Mrs. W. E. Fort for the summer.
 Miss Lucille Jordan, daughter of Mir. and Mrs. George Jordan, is resting com tortably at the Birmingham Inf1rmary following an operation.
 Mrs. Powers will leave on Saturday for Florence, where she will visit relatives. She will be joined next week by her daughter. Mrs. John Pugh. and chil- dren.
 Mrs. Harry HaIfacre leaves today for Monteagle, where she goes to join her mother, Mrs. M. P. Ryan, for couple of weeks.
 MT. and Mrs. Frazer Banks of Mont gomery, who have been visiting friends in the city, have gone to Washington, b. C., for stay of some time.
 Mrs. James Spruell is the guest of Mrs. John Spruell in Montgomery.
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1N M( UGH interest is centered in the
 lIWl women who will occupy the SUo White House when President and Mrs. Wilson leave. Governor and Mrs. Cox are well-known in Ohio, and Illi- nois, and Governor Cox has spent much time in Washington, and the Post says:
 There has been much keen interest round about the White House in the out come of the San Francisco convention. Governor Cox is very well known through his many years service in Congress. The present Mrs. Cox is not known here, as she was married a year and a half after his service on Congress ended. The governors wife is much younger than he. and will be the youngest first lady of the land the country has had should the election bring them to the White House. Her fame as a beauty and a charming woman is we'll known here, and she would without question be a famous mistress of the White House. Mrs. Roosevelt has been identified with Wasn- ington society for some years, as the wife of the assistant secretary of the navy. Mrs. Roosevelt is vice president os the American Womens Legion. and last week gave the use of her house here, 21S1 street, for a meeting of the executive committee She has gone 10 their summer home, Camo Bella, N. B.. Canada Mrs Roosevelt is distinctly society woman, to the manor born and endowed with many graces.
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RANDOM NOTES

Mir. Guy Bagley of Chicago, formerly of this city. Is visiting his mother. Mrs. R. l.. King, and Mir. King. Mir. and Mrs. Charles W. Jones and son, Charles Jr, who have been visiting friends in Montgomery. have returned home.
 Mrs. Nellie Houston and little son, ver- non, of Montgomery are visiting Mrs Walter Harris and Mrs c. B. Echois.
 
 Miss Mary Krauss, who graduated this spring at Miami University at Oxford, D.. and who since has heen visiting friends In Louisville, ky, Ohio and Pennsyi- vania, is now the guest of friends at Berkshire lIiils. Mass.. and will return te Birmingham about August 1.
 sso
 Miss Anita Hedges returned last seven- Ing from Knoxville. where she has been fer several weeks as the guest of Misa Mace Briaeee and Misa Mary Lois Wright of Eikmont. the summer home of Miss Wrishts parents.
 Tine Rev and Mrs, J. ". Brady have as their guest. Niss Barbara Aaiiard of s~eethFiaF Va, wha is spending 8 part of her vaeatieH with them.
 MF. and Mrs, s, V. 6efaiu and sen, wha havs been the guests of Mfr. and Mrs. J. Q, BFeeath, have returned to their home in Atlanta. They were accom- panied L, Miss Eiisabeth Breeate. wha vlii visit them fer meHth,
 Ass ?. Y. Tu.*iis, '.as :s,.' sa.shs.s
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MRS. KEALHOFER'S
 CARD PARTY

Mrs. Star Kealhofer was hostess yes- teroay~ afternoon at lovely card party Tor Mrs o. R. Magill of China. Mrs. S. W. Talley and Mrs. John Anderson of Erwin, Tenn.
 The house was adorned with vases of summer flowers and at the close of the game an attractive ice course was served
 Mrs. Kaelhofers' guests were: Mrs. Magill, Mrs Talley, Mrs Anderson, Mrs. Walter Going, Miss Louise Going, Miss Kate Earle Terrell, Miss Minnie Mo- Neill, Mrs. Clarence Going, Mrs Walter Johnson, Mrs. Lloyd Johnson, Mrs Leon- ard Baker. Mrs. R. B. Coleman. Mrs. Henry Perry, Miss Selma Perry, Mrs. William Dalrymple Mrs Harry Culver house. Mrs. William Johnston and Misses Florence, Mercedes and Bessie Hamilton
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, hame-Was runner, carrying messages when all other sources of communica- . tion had been cut off. such as tele- phones and other contrivances. His in- fantry was calling for a barrage and he was to carry the message to his battery. On his errand he was wound ed and shot to pieces, but continued to crawl muttering the message as he went along, and finally getting 1t over. When he was picked up he was badly crippled and wounded. but he had ac- complished what he had gone after, and that was reward enough for him. He didn't mind the other--not at all. His war record is fine one and he de- serves it.''
 Our regiment was In the war 2S4 days" said Colonel Leach" and I have never seen a finer, braver or more courageous lot of men in all my life. am glad our delegates to the reunion could come to Alabama and see our comrades again, and please let me take occasion to say that I have never seen such hospitality and cordiality any, where as Birmingham has extended to us. The south Is far famed for its courtesies, affable hospitality. but Bir- mingham is in class all to itself do not believe any other reunion that we may ever have of the Rainbow df- vision can possibly equal this one, and it has been a most delightful occasion for all the visitors"
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three years in the federal service hand running"
 Before we went to Camp Mills" Col onel Leach continued. we were guard ing the grain elevators and warehouses throughout Minnesota, as any damage to the wheat industry meant crippling of the world-Minnesota being the wheat center
 After training at Camp Mills we had further training when we arrived over seas-three months at Coetquidant and later we Joined the Alabama boys at Lorraine (near BaccareD. It was there we learned to know and like the Ala bama boys with their you all and their southern talk and manner. and we fought side by side with them, com rades all"
 "I still have my regiment organized. and 1t is the only field artillery in the national guard which has received fed eral recognition since being mustered out There were so many brave deeds done by the men of my regiment-so many acts of courage, that it would be impossible to mention one without men tioning all.' said Colonel Leach, "and yet there is one story about boy in my regiment. and he is here now as a delegate to the Rainbow division re- union, which I think was as fine an ex- ample of bravery as have ever heard of. This young fellow-Morgan by
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ANNOUNCEMENTS

The Catholic Womans Club will meet this afternoon at 8 o'clock with Mrs. ]. c. Reilly on Almond street.
 The Frances Willard Club will meet sthis afternoon at o'clock at the home of Mrs Hattie Wilson 1102 Louise street,
 
 The East Lake Dorcas Society will meet this afternoon at the home of Mrs. Charles Bertram Martin.
 There will be a meeting of he board Of directors of the Old Women's Home this morning at 1o:3o o'clock at the Y. W. c. A.
 There will be a meeting of the Gradu- ate Nurses Association, District No. l, tomorrow at the Young Women's Club rooms. The meeting is an important one
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MRS. COLLINS AFTERNOON TEA

Mrs. Edgar Collins will entertain at an informal tea tomorrow afternoon from 5 to s o'clock at her home on Norwood l'bouevard in hnor of Miss Eva Dietlien of New Orleans, the guest of Mrs. Sam uel Waitsman, Miss Mary Kidd of Richmond, who is visiting Mrs. P. C.. Kidd, Mrs. Henry Seawell of Montgom- cry, the guest of her mother, Mrs. H. D. Lyman.
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FOR VISITOR

Miss Bernice Lea entertained yester- day at swimming party in honor of her guest, Miss Elmease Williams of Jack son, Miss.
 Those included in the party were Mrs. P H. Lea, Miss Elmease Williams, Miss Dorothy Gwynn, Miss Srah Stevenson, Miss Margaret Mccormack, Miss Mar garet Cunningham and Miss Lucy Crow.
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and will be the last until the last week In September, and all members are asked to attend
 mere twill be no meeting of the board or control of the Children's Hospital As- sociation this week op account of the falnpow division reunion, and the next rNeetin~ will he bold on "Wednesday. D,lv 2l. at the hospital
 Birmingham chapter. 118, O. E. S., will meet tomorrow at 2:30 o'clock at the Ma sonic temple for practice
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tives were present.

tives were present.
 The bride wore a gown of white geor- gette over satin and her corsage was of roses and valley lilies
 MT. and Mrs. Jennings left last evening for Mobile, Pensacola and other south ern points, and upon their return will make their home in New Orleans. Mrs. Jennings wore a smart travelling suit of blue georgette with hat to match. Mrs. Jennings is a daughter of Dr. and Mrs. o. L. Dozier and has wide circle of friends.
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MRS. HILLS DANCE

Mrs. Oliver Hill will be hostess this evening at dance at her home in honor of her sister, Mrs E. H. Hart of Little Rock who is visiting relatives in the city, and Miss Lettie Frizzel of Athens, Ga, who is the guest of Mrs. Frederick w. Beck About thirty guests will be included in this hospitality.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-07-14
FOR COLLEGE GIRLS

Mrs C. H. Krauss entertained yester- dav afternoon at cards in honor of Miss Dragitza Popovitch and Miss Siginka Yevtitch Of Belgrade, Servia, the guests of Miss Ruth McNeill. The guests ln- cluded students of Converse College.
 Refreshments were served at the close of the game. a
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-07-14
JENNINGS-ZINZSER
 MARRIAGE

The marriage of Mrs. M Lorenz Zinz- oer and MT. Benjamin Stokes Jennings was quietly celebrated at the home of tho bride with the Rev Dr. J. A. Bryan officiating, Monday afternoon at o'clock Only few friends and rela-
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-07-14
MISS PENRUDDOCKES FIVE
 HUNDRED PARTY

Miss Norma Penruddocke entertained yesterday afternoon at a five hundred party. complimenting Miss Evelyn Braz- elton and Miss kirksey Stoelker of Seat- tie, Wash, who is the guest of Miss
 Dorothy West.
 : The house was bright with summer
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MRS. LAURELL ENTERTAINED

Mrs. Christine Laurell entertained the officers of the Birmingham Chapter, O. E. s. uS at her home at Woodlawn re- tcently at spend-the-day party.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-07-14

Tutwier left a few days ago for Cape May, N. J.
 Mrs. Pierson Dick of Atlanta and son.
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flowers and at the close of the game refreshments were served.
 Among the guests were Miss Brazelton. Miss StoellSer, Miss Dorothy West, Miss Morgia Shropshire, Miss Cecie Green. ett, Miss Louise Wheeler, Miss Rebecca Pegues, Miss Helen Richards Miss Clara Moore, Miss Kathleen Willis. Miss Kath- crime Jones, Miss Sarah Mason, Miss Frances Blaire, Miss Janice Novel; Mrs. Yerbe Hudson and Mrs. E. H. West. FEDERATION OF MISSIONS
 There will be an interesting meeting held at the Southside Baptist Church when the General Federation of Missions will be held from 4 to 6 o'clock. Miss Ruth Brtton of China, returned mis- sionary, who has taught in a denomina- tional school will be the honored guest and will make the address of the after noon.
 A splendid programme has been ar- ranged and the following well-known women will serve on committees: Pro- gramme-Mrs. J. G. Smith, Mrs. w. C.. Bonham, Mrs. Geo. c. Reynolds.
 Publicity-Mrs J. NJ Broadly. Mrs. R. P. Hollinshead, Mrs. LeGrand Wilson, Mrs. R. R. Stamps. Mrs. O. H. Montgom- cry. Mrs. Pennington. Mrs. Reynolds Lyde, Mrs. John S. Beard
 Time and place committee-Mrs. c. R. Stamps and Mrs. E. H. Newsome and Mrs. W. R. Hunter. chairman of the so- cial committee.
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E8Of1HIRTY years ago. If any one
 had told me that I would e have handed back 10 south