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Miscellaneous

CLERKS AND TYPIsTs WANTED
AETROPOLITAN LIFE INSURANCE.
COMPANY
Girls IS years Of age and over
Hours to 4:30 o'clock
Saturdays to /: o'clock
Luncheons served free
Salary to start $500
Abilities OF clerks reviewed each six
months. Those OF average ability Ahould
be receiving from s1s to SIS per week after
the second review. The variation Is due to
difference in clerical work.
Stenography and Dictaphone Operating.
Apply in Person between and 4 80 o'clock
Room o033, Metropolitan Building.
Madison Ave. Cat 23rd St,). New York City.
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LEGAL NOTICES

sUPKEME IF2 Eof,I S9uRT % or TIE STATE OF
IN THE MATTER TER or In The G4pNrt; nppiIcation
r appoint a Trustee TO execute in tho
state state OF New York, the. trusts created
W. qir,>,n me Last WI aud Testament OF
HENRY NJ PEYSER. deceased
To Herbert Cracauer. Herbert Cracauer
az Adininlstrator Of the goods. chattels
and credits OF Theresa Cracauer deceased .
Anna Friedberg. Richard Guttstait rrtt z
Guttstadt Ethel B. Mayall. Dorothea Peg
sei saith. Jules Outlet. John X. &c Zelier
= orost. John A. Ross Max Muhlsteln.
Henry Muhlstein MeTgsruite Mirbacls
schultz, Marie Gertrude Soydo. Francis
t.rederck william Schutz. Eloiss Huber
tine Margaruite Schultz. Jules Albert
Schutz. Mrs. Hedwig Braessel. Alloys
Tbeven, old Colony Trust Company as
Trustee under the Win OF Marcus O.
farrar deceased; old Colony Trust Com
plny. as Trustee under the WIN Of Henry
II. Peyser. deceased Fritz Sprsnger. Her
bert ierbranat. Euaiie Hsrbrandt, Adolph
Ihiran. Charles c. XieNey Executor OF
r. Turner, Henrietta r. Fox coster. Per-
hins Institute and Massachusetts School
for the Blind. Boston Floating Hospital.
Ihildren's Hospital and the Alien Property
Custodian Of the United states OF America.
Please TAKE NOTICE that the
VIII and Testament OF Henry VI. Peyser.
deceased. verified the 2lst day Of October.
l+Ep. an 2ppl.cation VIII be made 20 thi y
oouft at a Special Term. Part I thereof.
70 be held ar the County Court House IN
u "a 'lty, county and state or New York
On the lst day of December, 1920, at tho
opening CT court on that day soon
thereafter counsel can be heard. for an
order and decree appointing a Trustee to
execute in the State OF New York tho
trusts created by and under the Last VIII
and Testament OF Henry NJ. Peyser de-
ceased, and granting the prayer of such
petition ana for such other and further
relief and for such order to tho Court
may seem proper.
Dated. New York. October 2srd. 1920.
Yours. etc.
RUTGER BLEECKER MILLER
Attorney for Petitioners. Of1ce and Post
Office Address, No. i3 Cedar Street.
Borough OF Manhattan. city OF New
York n Y
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REFORMED
Collegiate Church of New York
THE MIDDLE CHuRCH

I'd Ave. and 7th St.
Key. Edgar Franklin Romg. Minister.
VIII preach at IL A. NJ and p. M
Service on THANKSGIVING Day at 10 80
A. M. Rev. MIR. Romig will preach.
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METHODIST EPISCOPAL
CALVARY MI. F. CHrIRC,

12sth st. and Seventh Ave.
Ministers Rev Willis T.. OdeII. ID. u.
:, I Rev. Harry Ingharn, u. u.
o - Hobinson-"City Problems" Z"
Sa,oati r., Mti-Lspec'al Musical Service.
TTHtections from "Eljah"--Mcndelssohn
an,tStioP ~ BRISTOL Will give an address,
THANKSGIVING SERVICE Thursday.
II 4. NJ.
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Cathedral of St. John the Diyin,

IA V' Ot' VOaii1 lIfV DIV111C
Amsterdam Avenue and 112th Street.
a. M.--Holy Communion.
$50 A. M.-Holy Communion (spanish).
IL A. M.-Morning Prayer
/ A. M.-Preacher, Dean RobbnA
p. M.-Service commemorating tho 800th
anniversary of the Signing of the May
flower Compact. Address by Dean Rob
bins. Sermon by Bishop brewster. OF Con-
necticut.
Daily Scrvices-7so 30 A. NJ, P NJ.
tChoral except Monday and Saturday,
THANKSGIVING Day Services A. NJ, II
A NJ. with sermon by Dean Robbins).
and p. NJ.
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COMMUNITY CHURCH
The COMMUNITY CHURCH ofN.Y.

Il A. M--l-vric Theatre. MIR. KANDALL.
Us THERE ANYTHING TO BE
S:l5 7. M-High School, 1855 W. s5th St.
Forum. MH. j. IL. MOVES,
a POISONED PEACE"
10 A. M.-Lyric Theatre-MK. BROWN
Psychosuals Sis and Religion, Compensation.
Union Service Nov. Goth, Carnegie Hall.
10 so A. M-Dr. Wise and MIR. Holmes.
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FOR SALE

MASON & HAMLIN ebony case double A..
grand piano. almost new. Chelsea s753
Is W. 18th St.
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THE WEST END CHURCH,

THE WEST END CHURCH,
West Ind Ave and 77th Street
Rev. Henry Evertson Cobb, D. D. Minister
VIII preach at II A. NJ. and 4:So p. NJ.
a At $50 F.. NJ Special Music, "Seedtime and
harvest n by West. l.. r. Mackown, Cellist
I 80 r. M. Young Peoples Society
On Thanksgiving Day the congregation of
the Knox Memorial Chapel unites with this
congregation in a service in this church
at II A. NJ. DR.. Cobb Will preach.
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!. will preach.
THE CHURCH OF ST. NICHOLAS.

THE CHURCH OF ST. NICHOLAS.
sth Ave. and 4Sth ST
malcolm James Macleod, Minister.
Services at II A. NJ. and 2. NJ.
Dr. Macleod will preach at both services
II a. NJ Reasons for Thanksgiving"
F. NJ Reasons for Contentmcnt."
On Ihanksgiving Day the congregation Of
tne Marble Collegiate Church unites with
this eonsregation in u service In this
DR.. Daniel A. Polling will preach.
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THE FORT wAsHINGrON .CuuRcH

THE FORT WASHINGTON CHURCH.
Fort Washington Ave. and 1S1st ST.
All Septs Free.
Rev. Irving II. Berg, d. D.. Minister,
will p.each
L A. M. Does God Rule?"
8 r. NJ Saved by Faith"
Union services on THANKSGIVING Day at
the Fort Washington Presbyterian Church
at 1880 A. NJ.
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Patents and Inventions

MACHINE SHOP wants experimental and
-, Hsn! laLhe work; reasonable West End
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Miscellaneous

COLORED GIRL; half time mornings mr.
bachelors apartment; no Sundays no
laundry. Spencer. 2oA w, 1kasr st. basa-
ment Audubon 25lo.
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Trunks

sALE-TRUNKS-sAL
steamer trunks, suitcases. bags UNI breilat
AT SPECIALLY REDUCED PRICES
EVERY article is guaranteed
l.. FIRSTENRERG
AooS Third AVE Corner s5th 81.
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Diamonds, Jewelry, Etc.
Furniture

DIAMONDS bought ana sold sor cash
~ zren individuals or estates. BENNETT
17e Broadway. % noor
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Sewing Machines

SEWING MACHINES
30 up; every machine guaranteed: repair-
ing very reasonable. Sziagyi. 1880 First
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Chapel of the 1ncaruation
ST. MARKS IN.THE-BOUWERIE

1913 East Tenth Street.
william Norman Guthrie, Rector
A. M.-Divine Liturgy and Communion.
/. a. M.-Morning Service and Sermon by
the Rector: THE PROBLEM
OF ORGANIZATION IN A
MODERN CHURCH.
p MIR. CLAUDE BRAGDON. Au-
thor Architect and Lecturer,
Will speak on COSMIC CON
SCIOUSNESS: IT'S CULTURE.
+. M.-TllE SYMBOLIC SERVICE and
The Singing Hour THE FOLK
LORE TRIO, in program Of
Instrumental Folk-music
E5hlbitons of paintings by Stewart Reinhart
and Mark Tobey in st. Marks Parish Hall
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Pianos and Musical instruments

fIESF CLASS double spring talking ma
they last Wv " -A''S
IMPORTED GERMAN RECORDS.
Szliagyi q Co., 1850 1st Av. (near s2d St)<
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BUSINESS CARDS
ARE YOU BAID1
Carpets and Rugs
sr.OANEs WILTON AxAfrNsr,

sLOANES. WILTON. ADMINISTER
CARPETS. 81. s2 SO, 81 yard up; tsightly
used) but recondltioned like new: ali colors.
plain or mixed patterns; over 5000 yards for
home, Office showroom RUGS all sizes, do
so, $40, $50. sl2o up 800 small rugs. So.
s., SO up. MAKING OVER. CLEANING.
LAYING. DYEING. REPAIRING. REWEAV-
INC, RELIABLE, REASONABLE. BEAU
TltCL Stilings. Inc. GA Madison Ave.
t59th st.) Plaza SS35
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SURROCATEs' NOTICES

!
THE PEOPLE OF THE STATE OF NEW
York, BY the Grace of God. Free and
IN Nependent-To julie Lille Lambert.
Jean Arnsud Daeschner. Madam Daeschner
Hodge, Madam Andre Foucet. Marie Pier
rette Damainvlle. Celina Niguerey and to
all persons interested as creditors next OF
kin or otherwise IN the estate Of julia
called Margaret Julie Hodge Monnier. also
Margaret Hodge Monnier deceased. who
at the time Of her death resided 80 Rue
b9issiere Paris. France; Send Greeting:
residing at Mount Kisco. Westchester
County. New York, you and each OF you are
fosa'es court or New York County. held
az the Han Of Records. the County OF
1920. at half past ten o'clock IN the fore
noon OF that day. why the account Of
LorenzG M sempIe; as Aneiilary Administra:
SAID deceased, should not be judIcialiy
IN TESTIMONY WHEREOF ws have
caused the seal Of the Surrogates' Court
OF said County OF New York to be here
unto affixed.
WITNESS. Honorable John P. Cohaian.
County q New York '' on the '':1n Sth day Of
November. in the year OF our Lord
thousand nine hundred and twenty;
IL. 81 DANIEL j. DOWDNEY.
Clerk OF the Surrogates Court.
COUDERT BROTHERS, Attorneys Ancu-
larry Administrator c. i. A. Rector
Street, New York.
MOSS, FRANK-IN PURSUANCE OF AN
order OF Honorable John p. Cohalxn, .
Surrogate of the County OF New York.
NOTICE Is hereby given 10 ali persons hav-
ing claims against Frank Moss, late OF the
County OF New York. deceased. to present
the same With vouc hers thereof TO the sub
scrsDer. at her place OF transacting husi-
ness. at tho ONCE Of Moss. Marcus & Weia
her attorneys. at No. 235 Broadway, in the
CITY OF New York. on or before tho 18th
day OF January next.
Dated. New York. the End day Of Ju3y.
1890.
ELIZABETH J. MOSS. Exscutrix.
MOSS, MARCUS b WELS s33 Hroaa.
way. New York City.
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LOST. FOUND AND REWARD
STOLEN-AUTOMOBILE

STOLEN-AUTOMOBILE
To- Reward ssvn will be paid any information
Roadster, 1920. stolen .s1'tT from in in front sos
W. Nest 81 S,th ST. on Nov dealers license
4.l74; body. of car green, black tenders
and green wheels Firestone tires. 33x4; floor
boards. covered with gray carpets. hon
LOO miles. John J. Stats. "a Stone st.
Telephone Broad 1871.
LOST-November l2. ladys gold watch.
Swiss movement monogram on back
showing M: McC. Liberal reward for re-
turn to @. B. Greer. room 2S37. II Battery
Place. New York.
LosT-Lady's bowknot diamond pin. night
of November 6. 1920, vicinity OF Pea
pack. N. ]. Liberal reward Room sos.
14l Broadway. Rector 1893.
urday evening: liberal reward. Wads-
worth 1912, Apartment 81.
FOUND-Lady's watch, last Friday, in the
vicinity Of Nostrand ave. and Fulton ST.
Coney Island 2429.
missing good reward Telephone Co
lumbus 32S7.
Lost Bankbooks
LOsT-Bankbook No. s2s.4s7. the Green
wch Savings Bank. 24G Sixth ave, New
York City. Payment stopped. Please re-
turn to bank.
LOST-Bankbook No. 135.294 Of the Ex
celsior Savings Bank 70 West 23d st.
Payment stopped. Please return to bank.
LOsT-Bankbook No. 1920. North River
Savings Bank. 81 West 34th ST. Pay
ment stopped. Kindly return to bank
LosT-Bankbook No. 1s7.s57. North River
Savings Bank. 81 West saith ST. Pay
ment stopped. Kindly return to bank.
FURNISHED ROOMS TO LET
West Side
4oTH se west-Large. sunny room; ex-
elusive house; references.
bath; reasonable; private house; refer
ences.
11eTH (S7s Manhattan ave.)-well fur
nished room, suitable for two; elevator
apt Brereton.
14oTH ST, $40 wEsT-Attractive pleas
ant room. shower. telephone: reasonable.
Lindsay.
145TH (47 Bradhurst ave.)-single room.
we'll furnished; private house; S6; refer
enceS.
RIVERSIDE DRIVE. 214 (e4-House-
keeping suite. living room, bedroom,
kitchen; Hudson view. Noble.
Brooklyn
BERGEN ST, 38s-Large steam heated
front room; electric light; private family
ST MARKS AVE, 136-Large and small
rooms, running water. privilege Of cook
ing in kitchen downstairs. Telephone
Sterling 2236.
UNFURNIsHED ROOMS TO LET
40TH.. &C West-Large, sunny room; ex-
elusive house: references.
BOARDERS WANTED
HATH Manhattan Av.. 3l2)-Beautiful 2
rooms, all improvements: two business
people; board OPTIONAL elevator. Mrs.
French. Apt. 35.
HELP WANTED FEMALE
Domestic
GENERAL HOUSEWORKER- MAID
in family; must be competent, reliable and
furnish good references; good salary APP
ply 564 E. 23d ST., Flatbush. Telephone
Mansfield 1443.
LAUNDREss wanted: apply morning be-
fore 9. Mrs. Flexner. $50 e. 72d st.
ctf In
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General Houseworkers, Etc.

HOUSEWORKERS, cooks mattresses
chambernaids laundresses and coupIes
Lehtfs Agency. 5s East l25th st. Harlem
55l5
Mexico weekly ledger., 1920-05-13
IRRITABLE
NERVOUS
Was Condition Of Indiana Lady
Before Beginning to Take
Card-u-i, the Woman's
Tonic.

Kokono, Ind.--Mrs, H. Hankemeief,
Of this town, says: 81 look so well, and
am so well, that it does not seem as II |
ever needed Cardpi. But ! was not al
ways this way e. | think ! have taken a
dozen bottles -. before my little girl
came.
was feeling dreadhlly bad, had head
ache, backache. sick at my stomach, no
energy 80, | was very Irritable, too, and
nervous.
began taking Cardsd about 6 months
before my baby can't. AS a result all
those bad feelings LEFT me, and just felt
grand. Just as If nothing at all was the
matter, and when the end came | was
hardly sick at all.
Since that | have never taken Cardui
al all -. II has done me good, and |
know II will help others, If they will only
try IT,"
Many women have written grateful let
tiers like the above, telling of the good
that Cardui has done them. Why should
II not help you, too2 II you suffer from
any OF the ailments so common to women,
and feel the need Of a safe, reliable.
Strengthening tonic, we urge you to be-
gin today and give Cardui a fair trial.
Your dealer sells Card-uA EB-l0
Mexico weekly ledger., 1920-05-13

Will Lee, Mr.. and Mrs. George Lea.
Mr. and Mrs. W. s. Doolin, Mr.. and
Mrs. John Denser and Mrs. Bladder
acco.
Mrs. E. D. Graham entertained al
the Tea Shop for lunch Saturday:
Mrs. Milo Cleveland and two children
of B~rockport, N. Y, and Mrs. l. B.
Hawthorne.
Friends and neighbors of Mrs. d.
M. Shreve gave her a delightful fare
well party Thursday evening at her
home on East Holm. Cards and dane
ing were enjoyed until a late hour
when dainty refreshments were serv-
ed. Those present were: Mrs. Sarah
Robinson, Mrs. Joe Lampson, Mr.. and
Mrs. j. T. Ecton. Mr.. and Mrs. Jack
May, Mr.. and Mrs. R. E. Taft and SON
Billy, Mr.. and Mrs. H. A. Precht, Mrs.
Jack White and daughter Thelma
Nell, Miss Elizabeth Precht, Laurence
Precht, Mrs. William Morrison and
daughters, Merle and Grace, and Miss
Jaunita Marymee, of Hastings, Neb.
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enjoyed during the afternoon and
later the guests were invited to the
dining room where Mrs. Brandt pre-
sided at the attractively appointed
table and poured coffee. An elaborate
two course lunch was served by the
hostesses of the afternoon.
Mrs. C. NJ. Clay was hostess for q
very delightful luncheon Wednesday
at t he Tea Shop for Mrs. Grover
| Cottingham, of Roswell, N. NJ. At
tractive place cards were given each
: guest and to Mrs. Cottingham, and
, Mrs. S. j. Buckner who are leaving
Mexico soon, were given dainty pur-
pie pansy bouquets tied with purple
ribbon, An elaborate five course lun-
cheon was served the following: Mrs
Claiborne jackson, Mrs. r. NJ. En-
mons, Mrs. j. W. Burlington, Mrs
Fred Pitcher, Mrs. Ferd Howe, Mrs
Frank Sanford, Mrs. Bert Fahrin
Mrs. Frost, Mrs. George Will Robert
son, Mrs. Virgil Williams, Jr., Mrs
Fl. b. Mckinley, Mrs. Jake Buckner
Mrs. Agnes Badderacco, Mrs. S. j
Buckner and Mrs. Grover Getting
ham.
Nj. and Mrs. II. B. Plunkett had as
dinner guests Thursday evening;
Mr.. and Mrs. Turner Williams and DR.
and Mrs. T. w. Cone.
Mrs. Lucy Kidwell and Mrs. Belle
Hunter and daughter Of Montgomery
City were weekend guests Of Mr.. anC
Mrs. Chas. Adams on South Jeffer'
son street.
Mrs. Milo Cleveland and two chill,
dren, Of Brockport, New York, ar
rived Friday to be guests of Mr.. ant
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dren will depart next Wednesday fol
Fort Worth, Texas, to join Mr.. VIII
liiams who is in oil work there.
Mrs. Lester Miller was hostess fol
the "Menaltink" club Wednesday at
ternoon. The extra guests were;
Mrs. F. W. Cone, Mrs. Nisbet Living
ston and Mrs. John T. Buckner. Al
the close of the games the hostess
served refreshments.
Mrs. B. F. Wells was hostess for
the F. f. C. Club Friday afternoon at
the Rialto and later to Marlow's and
Cox's. Miss Vera Wells greeted the
guests at Marlow's and Cox's and
Mrs. Chas. Harrison served them
cooling punch. This was followed by
delicious ice cream and cake. The
guests besides the club were: Mrs.
&C. A. Mitchell, Mrs. j. G. Lakenan,
Mrs. F. C. Stoltz, Mrs. C. C. Grimes,
Mrs. ]. W. Howell, Mrs. C. R. Gibbs,
Mrs. H. B. Mckinley, Mrs. B. NJ. Bush,
Mrs. l.. N. Gordon, of Kansas City;
Hiss Emma McPheeters, Miss Lena
Bryarly, Miss Nina Stallings, Miss
Josephine Wallace and DR.. Evelyn
VanWyngarden.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Kemp enter
tanned at five hundred Friday evening
at their home on south jefferson st.
At the close of the evening an elab-
crate lunch was served the following:
Mr.. and Mrs. J. Z. Streif, Mr.. and
Mrs. H. B. Mckinley, Mr.. and Mrs.
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Mrs. Lee B. Hawthorne for a week.

Mrs. Lee B. Hawthorne for a week.
A dinner dance viii be given next
Tuesday evening at the Hoxsey Hotel
and promises to be quite a social event
of the season.
Mrs. Keith Catron, of Columbia,
will arrive Monday to visit Mrs. j. F,
McWilliams.
MIR. and Mrs. Wiley F. Corl enter
tanned at five hundred Thursday even
ing for Mrs. Weber of Chicago.
Those present were: Mr.. and Mrs. ].
E. Strict, Mr.. and Mrs. Will Lee, Mr..
and Mrs. Rolla Mcintyre, Mr.. and
Mrs. j. B. Arthur, Mr.. and Mrs. Milt
Householder, Mr.. and Mrs. C. c. Ogle,
DR.. and Mrs. F. W. Cone, DR.. j. E.
Miller, Misses Dorothy and Carolyn
Worrell, Mr.. Ben Locke and Mr..
F~rostenson, of Chicago, Mrs. E. R.
Locke and Mrs. Weber and Mr.. and
Mrs. S. M. Locke. At the close of the
evening delicious lunch was served.
Mrs. Weber of Chicago is the guest
of her sister, Mrs. Wiley F. Corl, and
Mr.. Corl.
Mrs. Joe Wilkins was hostess for
the F. A. E. Club Friday afternoon. A
one o'clock luncheon was served the
guests followed by bridge games in
the afternoon.
DR.. and Mrs. Hickman very beau
tifully entertained at six o'clock din
ner last Friday evening compliment
tary to Mr. and Mrs. J.. W. Ong of
Mexico weekly ledger., 1920-05-13

Kansas City, Mr.. and Mrs. j. W.
Boyd Of Auxvasse, and Mr.. and Mrs.
R. V. Jorden of Columbia. After the
elegant dinner the party spent a most
delightful evening with their host and
hostess.
The "Good Time" Club was enter
tanned last Monday afternoon by Miss
Anna Margaret Burton at M. NJ. A.
Five hundred was enjoyed and at five
o'clock delicious refreshments were
served. The 70 flowing new members
yer voted in: Misses Mildred West
and Marjorie Barnes. There were
also two guests of the club Misses
Norma Toalson and Martha Luckie.
Mrs. Harry Atchison and Mrs. T. E.
Hook gave their second of a series of
parties Wednesday afternoon with a
line party at the Rialto, and later to
the lea SHOP where dainty refresh
ments were enjoyed. About fifty
guests were present to enjoy this de-
lightful party. The out of town
guests included Mrs. Furst and Miss
Furst of California, Mrs. L. N. Cor
den, of Kansas City.
Mr.. and Mrs. Monte Norton are in
st. Joseph for an extended visit.
Ninety five Hardin College students
enjoyed a line party at the Rialto
Wednesday night and afterwards en-
joyed cooling REFRESHMENTS at Mar
low and Cox's.
Mrs. Virgil Williams and two chill
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SOCIETY .

Mothers Day which we celebrate
every year comes this year May 8
which is Sunday and it is a day sci
apart for us to honor Mothers living
n mothers dead, the custom is to
wear a bright. flower for Mother liy.
ing and a white flower for Mother
Dead" and also that she be remem.
bered by a gift or letter on this day
or by flowers on her grave if not here
The following poem, though not new
has come to my hands and l print il
for others to read and enjoy.
"MOTHERm
There was never q heart like mothers
SO tender and loving and true,
There was eve a love like mothers
unselfish, refreshing as dew,
There was never a touch like mothers,
to smooth all ills and pains,
There was never an arm like mothers
to fold us to heart again.
There was eve a care like mothers
to keep us from every foe,
There was never a song like mothers
to soothe our every woe,
There was never a smile like mothers
TO cheer and guide us Alright
There was never an eye like mothers
so watchful land lovely and bright
There was never a face like mother's
with it's radient, beautiful smile,
Their was never a look like mothers
all sorrows to ease and beguile,
There was never a prayer like moth
er's to touch our very soul;
There was never a faith like mother's
that we'd reach the heavenly goal.
There was never a hand like mother
, to guide our wilful feet,
There was never a soul like mothers
to sit at the mercy seat;
And there We'll find her waiting t.
take us to her heart,
When our earthly life is ended, ant
then no more Wen part.
"a. P. WAGNER
Mexico weekly ledger., 1920-05-13
Mrs. w. W. Bolts.

Mrs. W. ". Bolts.
Mrs. Parke Sellard and daughter
Of Gallop, N. NJ, are guests Of Mr..
and Mrs. L. C. Cove.
The reception given at the M. E.
Church South last Tuesday evening
for the new members and Miss STALL
ings was a most delightful affair in
every way. A very enjoyable pro-
gram under the able direction of Mrs.
J.. E. Durkee was given by the fol-
lowing: Welcome address, Major
Whitmore; response, j. w. Burlington;
Welcome to Miss Stallings, Miss En-
ma McPheeters; response, Miss Nina
Stallings; Reading, Miss Maude Wal
lace; Quartet, Mrs. Wells, Mrs. STALL
ings, DR. Griffin and Lester Miller;
Solo, Mr.. Heinloff, of Montgomery
City; Duet, Mrs. Tineher and Mrs.
Stallings; Orchestra, numbers by the
Hardin College Orchestra closed the
program. After this dainty ice cream
and cake were served. About two hun
dred were present to enjoy this de-
lightful reception.
Mrs. Harry Atchison and Mrs. 7. E.
Hook were hostesses for a most de-
lightful five hundred party Tuesday
afternoon at the home Of Mrs. Hook.
Eight tables Of five hundred were en-
joyed till four thirty, then dainty
vases of violets were placed on each
table with attractive luncheon sets.
An elaborate two course lunch was
served the guests. Among the out
of town guests were: Mrs. L. N. Cor
don of Kansas City, Mrs. Furst and
Miss Furst of California, Mrs. Parke
Sellard, of Gallop, N. NJ, Mrs. Frank
A. Blank, of Kansas City, Mrs. Gro
yer c. Cottingham, of Roosevelt, N. M,
and Miss Peist, of Paris Mo.
Mrs. Maggie Smith gave a fare
well party for Mrs. Virgil Will
liams, Jr., who leaves next week for
Texas to spend the summer The
guests included: Mesdames Jim Jesse,
Bradford Sappington, J.. W. Gallaher,
Alice Armstrong, F. c. Stoltz,
G. B. Miller, J. V. Williams, Miss EN-
ma Bass and Mrs. Bates. Music was
enjoyed during the afternoon and later
the hostess served delicious refresh
monts.
Mr.. aud Mrs. Ovens Adams gave a
very delightful dance Monday evening
at the home Of MIR. and Mrs. Abbey
At the close Of the evening dainty re-
f~reshments were enjoyed.
Miss Mary Lee Burks had as guests
for luncheon at the Tea Shop Thurs,
day, Mrs, lloyd Biggs, Of Texas, Mrs
Bernice Cohn and Miss Elaine Silver.
stein. After lunch the party attended
the matinee at the Rialto.
Mrs. j. f. Strict spent two days il
st. Louis this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. viii Lee spent a few
days in St. Louis this week.
The Member class was yer!
delightfully."- entertained at the hom'
of Mrs. L. NJ. White Monday after
noon. The hostesses were: Mrs. c. G
Grimes, Mrs. H. B. Plunkett, Mrs
Deason, Mrs. F. c. Stoltz, Mrs. Brandt
Mrs. Cox, Mrs. Ogle, Mrs. Bartels
Mrs. Thurman Stallings, Mrs. TAT
and Mrs. L. M. White. Games were