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The Chattanooga news. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1891-1939, 1920-10-30
MISS HERON HOSTESS

, Mas Margaret Heron entertained
with a Halloween masked dance at her
home on Duncan avenue Friday eve-
ming.
The house was beautifully decorated
y unique decorations appropriate 70
Halloween,
Miss Claudia Lancaster. dressed as
ming.
Those invited were Misses Jane Mar,
tin. Anita Card, Elizabeth Purse, Dottie
May Jones. Mary pyrpn. Frances Ruffin.
Marguerite Battle. Elizabeth Rowdon,
Lucille MaElll, Katherine Houston, Caro-
lyn McAilester.
Robert ciiltern, Clifford Purse, will
liam Spears, Foster johnson, Charles
ErHlglne, Gene Setter, Dan b. Shlnn,
Doyle Bateden, Reese Woolford, Reuben
Marahall. Charles Heron and Sarberf
prosNar
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HELMlCH-S SHIRLEY

Tho Methodist Episcopal church Of
whitwell was the scene OF pretty
wedding Thursday morning. when Miss
Lena Shirley became the bride OF
Daniel Andrew Hcimich. The cere-
mony was performed at 10 o'clock by
REV. y. A. Phoenix, OF Jasper.
The nuptiai music was rendered by
Miss Willie Deaklns. OF Jasper. Miss
EVA Barber and Miss Irene Turner.
Tho bride had az her attendants Mias
Gladys Kelly. OF Chattanooga, as maid
OF honor; Mrs. y. -. Wilson, OF Dunlap,
ana Mira. w. n. kirkland, OF Hirming-
ham, mAtrons OF honor. Miss Vera
Meager and Miss Katherine Farmer
were flower girls. Henry Lyman, OF
Birmingham, Ala. was best man, ana
tho groomsmen were =. u. Wilson. OF
Dunlap. and Homer Hutton, OF VIC
torla.
After southern honeymoon the
young couple win reside IN i,rming-
ham, Ala. Mr. Heinrich 10 q civil en-
gineer and holds position with the
Jefferson county, Ala. highway come
mission +
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PAINTER TO LECTURE

The second number on the Uni
yersity Lyceum will be offered when
Prof. L. q. Painter, OF the Mississippi
state College for Women, comes to
Patten Chapel Friday night. Nov. s.
to lecture on dialect Yarns" It's
purpose. according TO the advance mo-
tice, is to make two smiles grow where
each frowp grew before. Prof Painter
has made b special study OF the negro
dialects stories OF the south and Is
prepared to. pass his Information on
in very pleasing manner.
The dialect yarns which he will read
Friday night are the best and most
interesting Of that rich supply of negro
folk lore which accumulated during
the days OF slavery.
Prof. Painter believes that the peo-
Pile OF the south should understand
better the thoughts and feelings OF the
negroes and that study of their
peculiar yarns will aid greatly In such
understanding.
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SoUTHWICK To RETURN

Iho Shakospcarc CIub has been most
fortunate In making return engage
ment with Or. Laurence southwick, OF
the Emerson School OF Oratory. Boss
ton, for Saturday evening. Nov. 9. at
7'ae al the Patton Memorial chapel.
All OF those who had the pleasure
OF hearing DIR, Southwlck when he was
here will be glad Of an opportunity
to hear him again, and the Shakes
ncare club extends a special Invita-
ton 70 the following organizations: The
WomSn's club, Kosmcs, Art club. L. ~.
cub, Chattanooga Music club, Alliance
franchise, Pastors association. Stature
day Night club. Colonial Danes. ali OF
the chapters OF tho daughters OF the
American Revolution and u the paurh-
tiers OF the Conlederacy. all literary
societies, the faculty OF the University
or Chattanooga, and the staffs OF the
daily newspapers.
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BIRTHDAY PARTY
Little Miss Martin Celebrates
Third Anniversary

Little Miss Rlohardia Martin enter.
tained sixteen OF her little friends az
her home In North CHATTANOOGA, ceie-
brating her third birthday.
The house was attractively decorated
with witches, cats, pumpkins and other
things appropriate to Halloween,
The ceiiterploce in the dining room
was a birthday cake with three yellow
candles upon II. Fastened to the chan
delier was an artificial pumpkin con-
tanning a gift for every child. They
pulled their gifts out by streamers at
tached to their place cards
Those present were,
MleaeH--- Misses
Catherine MiEhton. Chrystine Jones.
Frances Gamble, Betty Dyer,
Grace urote. Minnie Lee Evans.
HELEN Brown. Dorothy Sharp.
Edythe Smith.
Masters Master
A. Woven Cooper LBllly Hayes.
ID. II. Harris. Jr. William HAYES.
Herbert Horton. Jr. Buster Jones.
Archie Day, Jr,
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Mr.. AND MRS. KING HOSTS

masked Halloween party Friday eve
ming at their home on, Houston street.
Attractive Halloween decorations
were used throughout the house and
autumn leaves were used In profusion.
Games and contests appropriate to
winners were Mrs. j. w. Westbrook.
Miss Mary Elizabeth Hill and John Cal
loway,
Cider and gingerbread were served
during the evening. Mrs. w. l.. Dyer
presided at the punch bowl
About sixty guests were present.
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Social CdlenddrI


SATURDAY.
The Twenty sixth anniversary ties
sRa TgceDs l q II. tas ,chs ss,sn
| Sunday school Graded union meeti
| at the First Baptist church.
The Chnttanooga Business and Pro.
| fessional Women's club give masque'
rade dance at the Hotel Patten In
tTThe Chattanooga business womsn'i
| club give Halloween party for the
members at the. home OF Miss Elinoi
Coonrod on East Fourth street.
M a SUNDAY, l..l
Orchestra concert n the evening al
Signal Mountain Inn, directed by Aiea
w. ID. Brock speaks In the morning
at the Hixson ". u. church.. south.
Miss Agnes freeman VIII play d
violin solo at the evening service OF
the Pilgrim Congregational church.
The Junior Order OF American Me-
at the First Methodist church. DR..
Murketts subject will be The Per-
feet Law OF Liberty--Americn First"
Members of the Rotary club. their
wives and friends will attend the First
Baptist church In the evening. The
esstS Or John VI n .SS.a an hon z.
"But Also.i' The male quartet choir
cf the church win sing special num-
hers.
Va MONDAY.
The City y, Y, r, u. win meet at
1880 In the evening at the Ridgedale
BAPTIST church.
The Woman's auxiliary Of the First
Baptist church VIII meet at the church
Mt 2.a0 o'clock. The executive board
will meet at ..
The Boy Scouts will give n banquet
ut the First BaBptist church ut $3.50 In
the evening Circle No. II will pre-
pare and serve the menu.
and Park Place United churches will
meet In the afternoon al 2;aO with Mrs.
viii q. Hartley on East Fourth street.
The Chattanooga Woman'g club meets
ut $3.50 In the afternoon In the club
room Of the COURTHOUSE. The executive
Woclfcrd johnson Alumni Will be held
Monday evening at 1880 az the home OF
Miss Effie Wilson. sos 10 East End
avenue.
TUESDAY.
The Girls Cotiilon club meets at II
O'clock In the morning at the x. w.
The Ladies Aid society Of Centenary
afternoon with Mrs. w. Il, Long on
Walnut street. A full attendance is
Circle No, { Of the First Baptist
church meets In the afternoon with
Mrs. John M. Ewing, tbs Duncan ave-
nue.. Mrs. J. A, Skiiton, header.
"WEDNESDAY.
The Chattanooga Business Woinenss
weekly luncheon In the griilroorn OF the
Midweok prayer services preceding
the week Of evangelistic services be-
ginning Nov. Z.
The art COMMITTEES Of the Chatta-
nooga Woman'a club meets.
THURSDAY.
Billy Sunday breaches at the taber-
nacle at night TO everybody
The Chattanooga w. G. T. ". meets
at ESQ In the afternoon Mt the Frances
willard W
The story teliers department Of the
woman's club meets ut 2;30 in the after
noon.
FRIDAY.
Billy Sunday breaches at the taber-
nacle IN the Afternoon at $3.50 o'clock.
The Chattanooga Business and Pro-
fesslons Women'B club meets at
luncheon In the new ciubrooms In the
Flatlron building.
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Y. w. C. a. ITEMS

Or, Claude II, Hill pastor OF the
First Christian church, win talk at the
vesper service Sunday afternoon at
o'clock at the Y, w. c. A. Miss Lucy
Sorrell win sing n solo and Miss Agnes
Freeman will play violin selection,
Mrs. n, l., Jones. OF the educational
committee, win preside. Following ves-
pers, tea viii be served by the Phila-
thea class Of the First Baptist church
Wednesday morning the weekly Bible
classes VIII be reopened AZ the Y. w.
e. a. Rev W. r, johnson will teach
tho lesson from 10 TO IL. These classes
proved both interesting and Instructive
in the spring and eRrly summer to those
who attended them.
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FUNERAL POSTPONED
UNTIL NEXT MONDAY

Cork. Oct s0.--The funeral OF Terence
MacSwiney has been. postponed until
Monday. The postponement was decided
on as a protest against the British gov
crnment's action In sending the body Of
the lord mayor of Cork from Hoiyhead
to Cork yesterday. instead of Dublin.
The postponement, which means an
added day of extreme tension through-
out the British empire, was also In pro-
test against the governments restric-
ton OF the proposed funeral parade to
quarter OF mile,
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MRS. SLACK URGES ALL
WOMEN TO CAST VOTES

The state chairman Of civics Of the
Tennessee Federation of Women's
clubs, Mrs, Munsey Slack Of johnson
to the women OF Tennessee urging that
they go. to the polls on Tuesday and
cast their votes arguing that II Is their
right and their duty, whether or not
they. sought the privilege. ut Is the
authority, and meet this added respon-
sibility as becomes mothers, wives and
dauThters. as true helpmates OF men,"
Following is the letter In full:
"The ballot has been given the
women. ard It is ours to use andSim-
prove or lose. Every woman In the
state OF Tennessee should cast her ball
lot In the election. to be held next Tues
day-it is her right. her duty and re-
sought the privilege. It Is the law, and
we should have a high regard for con-
sttuted authority, and meet this added
responsibility as becomes mothers,
wives and daughters. as true helpmates
OF men.
I'm Tuesdays election we win have
the privilege OF voting for members Of
the lower and upper houses OF the leg
islature, for a railroad commissioner.
Tor the next governor OF the state Of
Tennessee, for members Of congress-
ond for presidential electors. Az intel
ligent women you have studied the IS
sues. have heard the campaign speak
ers, In many instances know the can
didates personally and are now pre-
pared to vote.
''If you do not exercise your privi-
lege and do your duty by shouldering
the great responsibility thrust upon
you 1t will not lie in your mouth to say
that politicians are evil; you cannot
complain OF governmental conditions in
your City. county, state or nation. The
women hold the balance of power, and
you cannot stay at home and show
You cannot under the present iispefi-
sation wash your hands OF the mat
ter, Try, and your guilt viii remaini \
THE publication of American poll
tics is worthy dream. II It IL ever
realized women will contribute 70 the
contamination, Lets start toward this
ideal Tuesday--quit you like women"
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nYKES.BuLL-

The marriage Of Miss Margaret Bun.
Iaufhter OF Mr., and Mrs, p, y. Bull,
n Ehitwel. ana John Norwood Dykes
cook place Friday. Oct. "a. ct the Meth
Ddisf Episcopal church, south. IN Whit
well. The bride was attended by Miss
willie Dykes and Miss Eva Barker as
bridesmaids. little Katherine. Farmer
was flower giri and James seAy was
ring bearer. #
Fred Kelly. o. u. Dykes served as his
brothers. best man.
Rev. @. r. Jones. OF Chattanooga. psv.
formed the ceremony, using the ing
service. Miss Lucille Rlgsby banz and
Miss Rose Cannon rendered q viSGh Sc
lection. Those attending the wedding
from out-of-town we're: Mrs. w. y,
Worshan. Knoxville. Mr.. and Mrs. J. M.
Dykes, Mr.. and Mrs John 2. Wiscn.
Miss Nellie Dykes. Mrs, w. A. Miller.
o. U. Dykes and Mr. and Mrs, G. r..
Jones. Of Chattanooga.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dykes left Immediately
for short bridal tour.
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WILL CLOSE OFFICES

A small change in the local railway
telegraph Offices of the Southern rail-
effect the FIRST OF the month, according
tn announcement Saturday. The yard
Offices at McCallie avenue and Citico
avenue win be closed and the East End
and Citico towers will he opened as
yard telegraph offices. The change viii
effect small reduction In operating
cost and Is said tn be a better arrange.
menf than the old system
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STEVENSON PROGRAM
G. r. s. Society Gives Attrac.
tive Selections.

The pan-Thnlian Literary society Of
the q. r, q. held It's regular meeting
Friday afternoon NJ the school Steven-
son was tho author chosen for study.
The following program was given:
Life of Stevenson" Stuart.
Piano solo. '"rhe Flatterer''--W inifred
johnson,
'srhe Dumb Soldier" Little Lad''--
Jane Poindexter,
"Mnrkcim"- McCaliie.
Selections by the Glee club.
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DEMANDS REMOVAL
OF JAPANESE CONSUL

Los Angeles, Oct. s0---Charging that
he has disregarded HIS diplomatic priv
lleges by attempting to influence
County Antiaslatic league has sent q
telegram to Secretary of State Colby
demanding the removal of U, oyama
as Japanese consul In Los Angeles.
II was declared the league had OBJ
sonally urged citizens to vote against
the alien land bill.
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RECEPTION GIVEN FOR
MRS. ]. c. TWINAM, R.
Mrs. John q. Twinam Enter
tains for Daughter in Law,
a Recent Bride,

Mrs. John Courtney Twinam has is
sued invitations to reception to be
held at the Hotel Patten Thursday
afternoon, Nov. II. from 8 to $3.50 In
honor Of Mrs. John Courtney Twi-
nam, Jr,
September to John Courtney Twinam,
Jr.. was Miss Virginia Russell. a Phil
adelphia belle.
The reception IL the fifst or many
social functions that have been planned
for the popular bride.
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RAYMOND BENNETT WEEDS
MISS EVELYN FERRIS

Mr.. and Mrs. r. o. Bennett an-
nounced Saturday that they had re.
ceived a telegram from their son, Ray
mond Bennett, stating that he was
married Friday morning in Nashville TO
Miss EVELYN Ferris, OF Chattanooga.
The bride Is q well known movie
actress. Shortly after her appearance
on the screen she married a New York
newspaper man. but afterwards she
secured divorce from him Mrs
Bennett was educated In Chattanooge
and will be remembered by host Of
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friends who have similar troubles.
You may publish this letter for the
benefit OF other women" Mrs. VIII
THOMAS, st. Paul, Neb.
Lydia f, Pinkhams Vegetable Com.
pound, made from native roots and
herbs, contains no narcotic or harmful
drugs, and today holds the record
Of being the most successful remedy
for female ills we know of, and thou
sands Of voluntary testimonials on file
in The Pinkham laboratory at Lynn,
Mass, seem TO prove this fact.
For forty years it has been the
standard remedy for female ills, and
has restored the health Of thousands
Of women who now are free from
suffering by its use
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u. CIV. no MEET TUESDAY

The regular meeting OF the N. B, For
rest camp will be held Tuesday night,
sent out BY Adjutant l.. n. Dickinson,
IN spite OF the fact that Tuesday night
Is election night. Memorial services
will be held Sunday, Nov. T. at the
First Presbyterian church. All mem-
ings,
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GO TO VOTE FROcK

Dress deslgnu4s and niercha nts
are saying there y an Increase IN
care little for style. They state
that the o-to-vote" frock 10
likely to replace the "go-to-meet-
ing gown. They declare that
women who heretofore have
not been particular about styles.
are demanding the latest patterns
in frocks and gowns. because en-
fanchised women want to look
their best when they appear at the
polls or hit the trail to the ballot
box.
Miss and Mrs. Voter have won a
long hard fight and 1t appears
that she wishes to do honor TO the
occasion OF availing herself Of her
new rights.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

Mr.. and Mrs, 7, w. Cafdwell. Of
Oakdnle, announce the engagement ana
approaching marriage Of their daughter,
Lucille Virginia. TO Clyde b. Edwards,
Of Knoxville.
The wedding win take place AZ the
home OF the BRIDES parents the latter
part OF November.
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TWO ANNOUNCE
ENGAGEMENTS
Miss Eva Robertson viii Wed
Harold B. Hinton, Of
Nashville.
MISS HENDERSON TO WE'D
Popular Chattanooga En-
gagged to Cecil Van Dorm
Rainey, Of Jasper, Ala.


Robertson announce the engagement
ana approaching marriage Of their
Daughter Eva. to Harold B. Hinton.
Of Nashville. The wedding win take
place on Tuesday. Nov. % at 8 o'clock
in the evening at Christ church.
Mr. Hinton 70 city editor Of the
Nashville Evening Tennessean
Miss Henderson's Plans.
The engagement OF Miss katherine
Nell Henderson TO Cecil VanDorn
Rainey was announced today by her
mother. Mrs. Robert Bradshaw Hem
derson. The ceremony will take place
Dec. al. the First Presbyterian
church. DR.. J. W. Bachman VIII Of
Miss Henderson is one Of chatta-
nooga's prettiest and most popular
young girls and since her school days
received her education at a.. P. 8.
and shorter college. She 70 the. only
daughter OF Mrs. Henderson and the
late r. b. Henderson, OF this city. She
Il . sister 81 Arnold Henderson,. .
Mr.. Rainey n the scn OF MT ana
MIS-. ". w. Nhincy,i VI S1spelt M..n'. .AS
banan ana saw service overseas. He
ID prominent business man OF
Jasper. whore he win take his bride 20
Mrs Robert Riddle Jr, win be
matron Of honor and Miss Claire Tr rot.
bridesmaids win be Miss Margaret
Rawlings, Miss Gloria Lamb, Miss
Margaret ochs and Miss Ann Trimble.
Mr.. Rainey has selected Warren
WATKINS Of Birmingham, as his best
man. The groomsmen are Gordon ROD
Charleston, 5. G., and Marker Patten
and Allen Lupton, Of this city,. The
ushers win be D, B. Henderson. Carter
Lliptpn, Francis Turnbuli. George
wait. Marvin nall Augustine signaiEo
ana Robert Riddle, Jr.. The bride VIII
be given In marriage by her brother,
kF<4riH TTnndarqnu.
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LUNCHEON EnR VISITORS

Mrs. John Hutchinson and Mrs. Sam
Campbell entertained with luncheon
today at the Country club In honor Of
Miss Josephine Carter and Miss Mary
Craig Carter, Of Sweetwater, the house
guests OF Mrs. w. d. Gilman.
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MRS. SCHNEIDER HOSTESS

Several ladies' OF the doll committee
for the st. Paul's church bazaar spent
the day Friday with Mrs. Fred G..
Schneider, chairman, at her home on
Houston street, The bazaar will be
held In the early part OF December.
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that l was unable
to do my work az
times. A friend
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Lydia E. Pink
hams Vegetable
Compound and I
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/ am now feeling
fine in every way.
Recommend your
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MRS. ZONES HOSTESS

Mrs. Joseph NJ. Jones win entertain
this evening with a Halloween party
n honor q Miss Bonnie Berry. q
OF Miss Katherine LawieAs,
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Masquerade Ball at
ARMORY
Monday Night
Union Labor League
TO GIVE A HALLOWEEN
DANCE and WATCH PARTY

One of the biggest events of the
season win be n masquerade ball
at the Armory Monday night
which the public is invited to at
tend In order to enjoy one OF the
best times OF the season.
Only respectable dancing win
be tolerated and everything will
be done to help everyone to enjoy
themselves 10 their utmost.
Refreshments and confetti are
to be had in the hall, and spooks,
COLLINS and all will be there to
help enliven things generally, 50
be sure to come 10 the Armory
Monday night TO our Halloween
Masquerade Dance.
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Fred Bohr and Edwin Bohr will en-
tortain their friends this evening with
masquerade hnNoWceu dance at their
TOM Chattanooga pike.
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WOMEN need
NOT STAND 1T
Lydia E. Pinkham's Vege-
table Compound Surely Re-
moves Suffering and Pain.
Here is Proof.

SC. Paul, Neb.--"I suffered with
periodical pain for about four years 50
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Among The Sick

Miss Mildred Stephenson is able TO
be out again following a severe attack
OF tonsilitis.
Mrs W. c, Mccoy. who has been
quite ~ nt her home on Duncan ave.
nue., Is reported improving,
Mrs. s. q. Bankson Is suffering with
the grip at her home in Highland Park,
Frank Miller who ia In a private SAN
proving,
Miss Mamie Stegall Ia at Erlanger
hospital, where she underwent an opor-
alton on Wednesday,
MISS KIRK HOSTESS
Miss Mildred Kirk VII entertain with
a linen shower this afternoon at her
Bisbee daily review., 1920-12-17
Howard Blum, Now in Navy,
 Is Chosen As Tackle on All-State High School Team

Howard Blum, former Bisbee high school student, who recently joined the navy through the local recruiting office, is the representative of. the Bisbee high school this year to re- ceive the honor of place on the All State High School Eleven. being awarded the position of tackle.
 Blum graduated from the Bisbee high school last November, with 9 two years football experience in that school. and is the proud possessor of three of the schools athletic "B's' awarded to students who have played in a specified number of regularly scheduled games. Two of the letters are for football and the ether for a season of basketball when he played center on the regular team.
 Blum joined the navy few day ago enlisting for the yeomen's school and is now in Fl Paso finishing up his final examinations