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Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-08-19
VETERANS Or CIVIL
WAR ENJOY FEAST
f GIVEN BY j, D. c.
GORGEOUS FRIED CHICKEN Dr.
NEit MAIN y. tE <, OF
80 p ~ ENTERTAINMENT

IA gorgeous flied chicken dinner con.
Etltited the principal feature of the
entertainment given the Confederate
Veterans by the Daughters III the Con.
fcderacy at the hCme cf Mr.. and Mrs.
j, II. Heard, 1908 Madison street, yes.
terday afternoon AT o'clock.
When the appointed hour arrived
several OF the defender oi DiNie's
cansA had begun TO make their appear.
ance and continued 10 show up until
the front lawn was covered with III"
Eray.halfed veterans. "reminiscences at
the four.yaar conflict was IN vogue fOr
almost an hour before dinner was call
ed and good.nautred jokes upon their
feliow.ilghters were related.
When asked II he had been wound.
"a during the war. n G. Plttman ~
serted that he WAS not but voluntarily
confessed that ne was scared several
times. while y. y. Watson, who said
he was IN the war about fTsstecr
months. gave his reason Tor dainlnp
Through the conflict unhurt that h,
"outtun the Yankees" Accusations
that n, u. Airheait falsely contends
he was u veteran of the war. with III,
added declaration thu. he was too
young ~ fiahi, We're branded by IN,
accused as q wllfull Misrepresentation
G. II Beard of Fort Worth. related
q joke upon his brother j. II. Beard
explaining IN advance that both wcr,
only small boys during the war. II,
F9ld that upon one occasion when III,
Yankees Invaded the Beard home ant
Instituted search for provisions
gums and ammunition his brother. VIII,
at that time was only fouI years n
So .swf. .lsas. 80.
unlimited visitors ana upon solicitation
showed the Yankee commander the sc
cret hiding place of his fathers gun
The long. whitc.covercd table tha
had betn placed upon the lawn dpor
whlch TO serve dinner held severn
vases of beautiful cut flowers all,
places were set Tor everyone present
With the meal had been arranged
dinner was called and thanks return
ed by II. u. Airhoart. The dinner col.
sisted u irlad chicken. mashed pota
tees. broiled ham. creamed peas. era
w, picked bccts. slQw. sliced t0ma
TOES. peppers. pickles. hot rollr ana cui
fee. supplemented by Ice cream ana
cake as desert,
Cipi VIII A. Miller announced dur
ing dinner that he was AT that tint
calculating tho anniversary ~ hi
birthday that rnade him rs years O
ufe. probably the oldest person pres
eIt. lie sat az the head of the table
Besides ne hostcsscs. those prcsrn
were: J, W. 0zicr., j. v. Watson. II
II. Aairheart. air. and Mrs. J. VI
White. j. y. Daniel. Capt and Mrs.
Will A Miller y. J. Brown. II. =. Pitt
man. j. =. Taylor. Alcndamcs lock
Mtn. Whltcomb and Tulloss II. Il
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-08-19
WOMEN To STAGE
BENEFIT FOR POST
AUXILIARY or AMERICAN LIE.
GiON TO GIVE PERFORMANCES
NEXT TUESDAY

Amariloans will have some rather
unique entertainment next Tuesday
night. August ~. when the womun's
auxiliary &C. Hanson Post American
Legion. stngcE la cabaret and carnival.
The Legion Folllcs has been selected ~
the title ~ the entertainment which
viii be given for the benefit of the
American Legion. Those managing the
entertainment are Miss Kathryn IIud
son. Miss Fellce Slinnoit and alike
lIollander. The committee late y,stcr.
day said that the hest tai"n In the city
would aid In staging the Follies.
Tickets must he purchased before,
hand ~ 10y will not be on aie that
night Tickets may De purchased al
The Amarillo Hotel. Randal's drug
store. Collins durg store. Slltor.I.ind
Isay drug store aud the Austin drug
store.
Sandwiches. cake. refr6shmo ats ana
other articles viii he sold for lie bcne
~ ~ III" legion.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-08-19
|W|LLOUGHBY WILL
| WRESTlE BROWN.
HOUSTON MAN HAS MADE M
vIABiE RECORD IN HIS
MATCHES

Frank Brown. champion SpaniSh
mlddlewelght wrestler will have q hard
match un when he meets Rert WI.
ioughby ~ Houston Friday night a. the
new amusement park under the aus.
plces Of the Amarillo Athletic club, ac.
cordlnf Ia local followers of the mat
game wiilougliOl has made "A name In
wrestling circles by throwing 4 mum.
her M strong opponents. HIuwn weighs
lSS pounds and WillcuRhby l6i.
Among those whom Willoughby has
thrown are Scotiy McAlurdo. 7 hour
10 minutes: Mike Yndcr. hears. ~
minute. Young Amerious. I hour. ~
minutes: Bobbie BURNS. % minutes,
Kid christman. ~ minutes. Ray PIN
mer. hour. 10 minutes Red" Hen
dcrson. 2 hours. 10 minutes. aud Jacl,
Fox. . hours.
! IN match with DcvokeZ wiilCuph
by wrcstled two hours Ia n draw
pep" Brown threw Willoughby m
hour. IL minutes.
| Five negroes VIII stage another hat
tie royal. while George Stoneman. 1875
aud A. Hays 100. will stage an eight
round boxing exhibition. These boxers
Inrc also negroes.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-08-19
EPIsC0P ALIANS TO
HAVE NEW RECTOR
REV. MACCAIlIM on GEORGI 4
ACCEPTS GALL TO ST. ~.
DiiEW'S CHURCH

Rev. Robert y. MacCallum Il
Waycros. Ga. Will begin his duties
IN rector at ~ Andrews Episcopal
Church sunday. September H. Ne 70.
Gently accepted the call Ia the ANN.
riilo church. aud plane Ia begin hts
ministry that date. Ne has been at
WaycfoEs Ter four years. uhd has done
much 20 build W the church. accord
ing tO reports received here.
Rev. MadCallum WAS m Amarillo IN
June looking over the field and was
well pleased With cundiiiuns then
Since Rev T.. e. S"amans resignation
took effect the last Sunday In June
the church has been without a rector
During the war Rev. MacCallum was
IN service Tor q time. lie formerly lived
IN New York state. hut was educated
al Scwancc University and has lived
in the south Tor . Lumlcr Ut Years
lie IN unmarried
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-08-19
WILL SOLICIT ROOMS
FOR SHRINE MEETING

Committees Tor the purpose NJ sole,
iting rooms Cor visitors to he In Anna.
rillo Ter Khisa Shrine's first ccrcmon'
ihl. Septcmbcr .. have been appointed
aud will go Ia work right away. he.
cause ~ the large number Of out.nf.
town persons expected. Il Is not hellev.
I'd that the hotels and rooming houses
~ the city VIII be able to accumulate
them.
Chairman 81 committees together
with their streets are: DIR. Il y. Par.
cells. Taylor and Polk streets: Ed
Smith. Tyler and Harrison streets
Harry Britt. Van Buren and jackson
STREETS: Guy Saunders. Monfoc aud
MSdison streets: Gay Carlandcr. Fill
more and Pierce streets; A. q. Davis
nu, hnnnn and Lincoln streets: u. u
Amcs. all cross streets.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-08-19
NEW Pa0CRsa REMOVES $
strERfii0ts HAIR ROOTS


wpmon troubled with unniEhtiy haify
growths will H. delighted 60 bear that
ihry can nov actually remove the hair
entire roots aud aIi-seaAily. quickly.
harmlcsls. II IN done without the use
of liquid. powder. paste, o. elscutc
needle.
The new phelacilnc process Il not ~
be compared %; all with any other meta.
Oi. Nothing like u ever discovered. ~
causes the hair roots 90 come ont Ne
fore your very eyes. leaving the skin
smo"th and hairless AZ q babes. its
action N ~ positive. M cc{tain. drue'
rfsts generally report rhsnbnenh sails
for phclnctine. II IA non-0dorous. non.
Irritating, nOn.nolsonoun---a child coiiln
safely eat It, Get a small stick 81 phe'
lactine today. follow this simple IN
structlonS and you will be- wonderfully
surprised. Adg
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-08-19
sT|NNETT AND BROOKS
SPEAK TO K|WAN|ANS

A. 8. Stinnett. president II the Pan.
handle.Plains Chamber of Commerce,
and Rev. II, +. Brooks. pastor at the
Ptik Street McthodlN Church were
The principal speakers at Yesterdays
meeting Of the kiwnnis Club az the
Amarillo ilolcl. Mr.. Stinncit outlined
IN detail the thren.day's excursion oycr
the south plans NJ the Amarillo Trade
Extension League telling at the won.
derfuly prosperous country visited AMI
the entertainment received ~ the
hands &c the citizens of all the towns
visited. The address q. DIR. Brooks also
proved highly interesting.
Music for yesterdays luncheon was
furnished by the 'hildrcn'a orchestra
that has been PLAYING AZ the Amarillo
Hotel for the last week. The attend
nncc al the meeting was good
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-08-19
VIM Appeai Case

Irving Barringcr was found guilty oi
vagratny and his punishment assess.
~ al fine " 81 and casts by jury
IN the corporation court ycsicri
morning. The defendant was represent.
cd hy 4. w. Mood and the city by city
Attorney Cicment n. Yost assisted by
&. A. Simpson.
llarrlng.r took the stand In his own
behalf. lie was formerly In the rail
ROAM service. he testified. hut had been
Without employment FOR tho past
seven or eight months Counsel gave
hotIcc ot appeal from the jury's yer
dict.
Two others were arrested ON III,
same charge ut the same time az M
ringers arrest. one az the cases has
been get for tomorrow.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-08-19
TEXHOMA AND ELKs
TO PLAY TWO GAMES
SERIES FOR SATURDAY. AND
SlNDNi WILL BE STAGED
HERE

Amarillr Elks have scheduled games
with tie fist Texhonn aggregation Tor
SATURDAY and SUNDAY. These twu
teams have played the highest grade
oi baseball that has been Wcn IL Am.
hflln this year. aud Il II believed that
the fans viii particularly enjoy IN"
rameg.
The l;lks and Tcxhoma have met
three times. the latter team coming of
victnir In two games. ToNhnma de.
isated the El'.s u a. I In June. H. a
sorios here August and s. TcAhnna
a'k ih, Hrs; gam, tn , nid IN, Eil;r
M, 81 eund contest q 10 1.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-08-19
FLETCHER SAYS ICE
PRICE MUST Be CUT

The retail price ~ icc In Amarll.
10 la the iuturc win he 20 cents hun.
Fred pounds. according IN an an.
hOuncelneni yesterday of Lloyd Fetch.
~, agent Of the department NJ justice.
Who said also that federal prosecution
under the Lever act will follow In
cases where the ruling is not complied
with. The announcement was made by
Air., Fletcher following Telephone
rDnvtrf1tion with Federal District Al.
torrey.R. u. 1Nylcr at Dallas.
Nv. Fletcher has had the matter Of
o reduction Of the retail price OF Ice
up with Manager Blake of the local
fec company and after discussing the
situation with AIR. Taylor said tina,
the tlltimatum would be served on IN,
local manager Yesterday afternoon. lee
has becn retailing IN Amarillo at 8,
CENTS a hundred pounds.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-08-19
EFFORTS TO FIND G.. &.
DAVIS WITHOUT AIAII.

Efforts ~ the police department
Tuesday night and yesterday a. locaic
&. &. Davis a. notify him 81 his snnf
death az Teslinc Tuesday afternoon
were without avail chief 1T Police Ia
Wis said Yesterday. The information
contained IN the telegram was that a.,
Hon 1T e. &. Davis. who was Snpposrd
"a he IN Amarillo. was killed hy being
thrown from a horsc IN u ranch near
Tcxline aud thai his hoiy " NJ Tcxlin,
In care ~ the renick Furniture Com
pany.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-08-19
ROTARY CLuB WILL.
HAVE MEETING TO-DAY

Tie weekly meeting aud luncheon Of
IN, Rotary club win h. held today 10
n"on ~, the Amarillo Hotel. The pro.
gram will be in charge nj the music
committee of which y. u. Humphrey
IL chairman. Not only will there De-
prcial numbers. hut all members ~
the club viii he asked to participate
lin the singing ard other features.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-08-19
AMARILLO IS CHOSEN
NEXT MEETING SITE
BY TEXAS SHER|FFs

Amarillo has been chosen rs the next
meeting place Ter the annual conven'
iion at the Texas Shcriii's Arsocia.
thor. which will he held the first Tues.
day In July. 1891. according To tele.
graphic Information received here iasf
night from Brownsville, where this
years convention adjourned yesterday.
lioh Buchanan at Waco was elected
president al the association aud MisH
l.. VI. Kirk of Austin was reelected
fecrctary.lcrasurcr.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-08-19
2 Recruits Arrenied.

one 1ecrilIt clch was accepted YES
ici,lni BY the local army and navy e.
ruiilng offices. james G. Moore oi
Gaines lille enlisted IN the navy aud
WAS cent to san Francisco. and u rc
4 Sound.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-08-19
WRIGHT TO BECOME
MOTORCYCLE OFFICER

Harold A. Wright has been employed
IN motorcycle officer on the local Io.
lice force. To I'LL the vacancy made by
I he resign1tlon ~ J. l.. iierndon. Nc.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-08-19
cR0wEIL NEEDS $50 CARS
10 HANDLE CROP. ~ REPORT

cl.owEl.I.. Tex. Aug. ~. - IL 70.
ply ~ the Iussilonnaire Of the West
Texar chamber ~ cnmmerce, the
crowcll Chamber has made the fnllow'
ing report an the car ana cotton sitnA'
ii0nn:
cair needed 10 move small grain
erop, 400; Tor the sorghum grain. 100.
Cotton production IN 1919 was. 5000
bales Twlcr the acreage planted this
year with an esiiplated production ~
% 0OO hales.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-08-19

Few dogs ~ eats may b soen In Nen
cznela. due In the tropical climate.
The Dallas. Texas. public library w.
sues phonograph records to caldholdcrs
Hike hooks
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-08-19
IAeal Grain Market

Yesterdays grain market, a. given
hy the firent West Mill 4 Elevator
,Coinpany, was ~ follower Whsat $3.50;
|kafflr. tl.SO: Maize. $3.50; oats ~
cents. and harley. 90 cents. !
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-08-19
MARSHALL ALADD|N TEST
LOOKS VERY PROMISING

The Marshall,Aliddin test II ths
Amniill' Caddo oil Company In IlarrI.
inn county " licking prJn,lsins. ac.
cording a. Z telegram Ieceiyed here
yoficislny G. y. elliott from W. y, cgz.
zell. Drilling IN going ahead ~ zsod
feet in aansly shalc. Ghs has beeii
Encountered IN this shnlc but II has
not materially intsffercd with drilling
Mr Cazzell said that the formation
Nar very encouraging.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-08-19

The l,inghalH snake. native ~
South Africa. can throw q spray " poi.
sun ~ feet
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-01-01
Delayed Marriage Offers
BY Winifrcd Black

waiting for sweethearts to say IN
good plain English:
What day OF the month and
what day OF the week and what
hour Of the "a are we going 10
marry?"
Think OF Your Part.
One Of these women has refused
three good offers. one of them has
worried herself into chronic inva-
lidism And the other one ran away
from home and was found dead in
the lake the other day. In her hand
they found a letter from the man
who mad pretended 10 be in love
with her for 10 years and had never
asked her to marry him.
In the letter the man said he was
going to be married And the girl
he was going to marry was 10 years
yOunge- than the one he had kept
waiting for hiH-just exactly that
length Of time.
The world is full OF sentimental
Tommies. little sister, just chuck
full OF them. They'll sigh and vow
and look sentimental: they'll steal a
kiss whenever and wherever they
can. but they don't mean a thing
by it-not a thing,
They're just amusing themselves.
It's a little game they play. and
sometimes they think you are play
ing the game. too, and know all the
rules and don't expect them to be
serious
In some Of our southern states,
right here in America, a man is con-
sidered bOorish If he doesn't make
love in some way or other 10 every
girl he meets. The girls all under
stand this and they sigh and write
sweet little notes and squeeze out a
romantic tear or two, and consider
10 all part of the days work.
That's all right, If you've been
brought UP 10 understand the game:
but IL YOU haven't. il is sometimes
all wrong.
Write your friend a nice. jolly.
/ friendly letter. Mention one or two
OF the boys who are coming 70 see
you. Make your letters a little few
er and not quite so long. II he's
really in love with you he'll buy his
ticket and come and see what's the
matter.
II he doesn't either DO that or
write and ask you 10 marry him in
so many words. just put him right
out OF your mind as anything except
a friend. for that't all he wants to
he--be sure Ol that
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-01-01

so he writes-and he writes-and,
oh. how he writes the sweetest let
tiers YOU ever saw-poetry in them
and everything. Sometimes the
poetry is quoted and sometimes it's
original
He says he thinks the world of
her. and, Ch, how he misses her,
and some day he's coming TO the
city where she lives-sure enough
he Island won't that be lovely. and
he never says a word that could BY
any Interpretation be understood to
mean-Win you marry me?
Love. sympathy. understanding,
admiration, appreciation. but never
marriage. and she's wondering and
wondering.
She's fond Of him. too, but she
has other admirers and she can't
help thinking
That's right, my dear. 90 right on
thinking
II ne doesn't mention marriage,
why should you get such an idea
into your head? He's free, quite,
and q, isn't he? Unmarried and
doing rather well in business Now,
don't make yourself THINK Jnar there
is some deep. romantic mystery in
his silence-there's no secret will
nor hidden fortune or anything like
that in the arair.
He just doesn't want 10 marry
YOU. that's all Probably he doesn't
want to marry any one. just yet
lie Doesn't Adore You.
After all. YOU can't put a man in
penitentiary because he doesn't
care 20 VOW 10 love cherish and pro-
tect som ebody. whenever any inter
csting girl begins 10 be interested in
him.
He likes YOU. ne admires YOU. but
he isn't crazy about you--oh, no. ne
isn't, little sister,
II he was he'd ask YOU 10 marry
him. unless he's sworn an oath neve'
20 marry any one. and in that case
you'd better turn his picture toward
the wall. don't you Think
Unless. o. course. you're fond OF
hirl as a friend and are willing 70
let il go AT that.
No real man viii do the dog in
the m. --r" act-and keep a gir
from marrying some one else-jus'
because he's too selfish TO ask her
20 marry him himself.
know three girls-or at least
they were girls once-who have
throwa away 10 years OF their live.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-01-01
PLEASANT VALLEY.

Dec. ~.
Reuben Leininger spent Sunday
with his sister. Mr.. and Mrs John
A. Eyer.
Mr.. and Mrs. Schaurman visited
Mr.. and Mrs. William GOgler sun
day.
Mr. and Mrs r. c. Smith and
family spent Christmas with Mr.. and
Mrs. Ed Smith, OF Mishawaka
Mr.. and Mrs Jerry Leininger. Of
near Mishawaka, spent Christmas
with their son, Mr.. and Mrs Earl
Leininger. and family.
Mr. and Mrs Hiram McCreary
and family and Herman McCreary,
Of Elkhart, called on Mr.. and Mrs
Lloyd Eyer Thursday evening.
Mr.. Betman spent the weekend
with his family
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-01-01
Revelations of a Wife
Their Second Honeymoon
BY ADELE GARRISON
by ADELE GARRISON

Nillum. ne say he not goin' 20 vai'
for orders. he week vun little bridge
himself. But he so 'fraid oder peo-
piles use il. he take Il apart each
night in two. tree pieces-and
put il in barn. You no see it, for
you away. but it dere all right Dot
old cousin vOmans she go out dot
way two-tree times"
And YOU say she goes 20 stone
vile Center that way" ! asked
with the daHning in my mind OF
plan TO elude the eyes OF the meu
next door
sure" Katie returned nonchalant-
~ Dot nearest way to Stoneville
center. joost as qveeclt as railroad
dot way. only vun mile and a half,
vile road she tree mile"
And where does this pipe line
end ] asked, annoyed OF myself
20 think that much as / pride my
self upon my knowledge OF the
country walks around my home ]
had never known this most con-
venient one.
Right oop by railroad station"
Katie replied, and with the answer
fled all doubt OF my getting away
from home unobserved
The Swift Return.
Thank you. Katie" l said care
lessly. Il am glad 10 know about
that road. III try il myself the next
time l want walk"
You like it," Katie assured me,
only lots Of mosquitoes"
You can't escape them any
where" / told her as I left the
kitchen and went back up 10 my
room where my mother-in-law sal
in wrathful Impotence.
you were certainly gone long
enough TO stop a dozer hair-pulling
matches" she said sourly, as L en-
tered.
didn't give her time TO nurse d
grievance, but plunged into The tale
OF Williams portable foot bridge,
and the facility it would give me
for getting away unseen.
I'VE will pretend 10 go 10 bed as
usual" ! said, "an5 put out all tne
lights Then, giving myself plenty
Of time TO catch the last train into
New York at midnight will cree
out the back door :DNd across vii
liam's bridge TO the pipe line. and
thence To the station AT StOneville
Center
You won't go alone!" my mother
in-law said with authority.
NO. 7 am unfortunately not brave
enough for that" 1 returned ruefUl-
~. but william and Pete will surely
be sufficient escort, and they need
be gone from here but little over
an hour at the most
Asatha's footsteps. hurried. unmis-
taxable. sounded from the stairs.
She burst into my room without the
ceremony OF a knock. something she
rarely omits. although 1 know she
would always enter unannounced if
she dared 10 do so.
What do YOU think ," she de
manded, her face flushed with indig-
nation. There are sentries in uni
form on the pipe line. and they
won't let anybody pass"
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-01-01

daughter OF Thomas Clark, 1906 5.
Thirteenth ST.. River Park. and Har-
~ Holmes OF Mishawaka. which
took place Dec 20 at the court
house in South Bend. Justice Hos
insld officiated. Following the cere-
mony Mr. and Mrs. Holmes left for
Michigan 10 visit relatives. They
will reside in South Bend.
Miss Dorothea McInerny. ego s
Taylor St. entertained u couples
at her home New Years eve Dane
ing and music were diversions OF
the evening. and a luncheon was
served. Red roses, poinsettias and
fernery decorated the rooms. A
large reed basket tied with white
tulle and red tapers in crystal hold
ers formed the table decorations.
Miss Marjorie Whitcomb. 557
Edgewater dr.. entertained with "A
watch party Wednesday evening at
her home. Cards. dancing and
music formed the diversions. Re
freshments were served to 10 cOu-
pies.
Miss Bertha Davies. 5I3 T. Corby
ST.. was hostess at a watch party
for 10 couples at her home Wed
nesday evening. Bunco was the
main feature, music and games
also being enjoyed. A buffet lunch
con was served at midnight The
Christmas motif was carried out In
the luncheon and decora tons.
Announcement has been made of
the engagement Of Miss Beatrice
Barnette. daughter Of Mrs X. Bar
nette, 4747 Drexel av., Chicago. to
Ben Frank, son Of Mr.. and Mrs. \.
Frank. of the Oliver hotel
Miss Marie Luther. 9t5 Z. Colfax
av., entertained 20 couples at her
home New Years eve. Dancing.
games. contests and music was en-
joyed. a three-course luncheon was
served.
Charles h. Sngler. 115 5. Michi-
gan ST.. held stag party at his
p
played. and refreshments were
served AT midnight.
Miss Clarice Won Barandy. 1$1
Chaplin ST., will be hostess at a tea
which will be held at her home on
Saturday afternoon in honor Of all
her friends who are home from
school. Invitations have been issued
70 more than 30 girls.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Berner. :.
Michigan ST. road, attended the u
reral services for Rodger Burns. in
Niles. Mich. Wednesday morning.
Miss Bertha Davies. 513 r. Corby
blvd. will entertain with a watch
party this evening.
Dr. and Mrs. j. y. Greene of the
First NJ T. church will receive at
the parsonage. So y. Main St. from,
to New Years afternoon
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-01-01

hncement has been made Of
Frriage OF Miss Helen Clark.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-01-01

"A 1CeUlentS

The literature department. sec
ton two Of the Progress club will
meet Friday afternoon at $3.50
o'clock in the club rooms. Mrs. Ed
mund Cook will discuss THE Theme
Of the One-act Play" and Mrs ]. f.
Nef viii read Schnitzler's "Litera-
ture" Music viii be furnished by
Mrs. ". Z. Bryan.
Hostesses at the meeting Of the
woman's Missionary society of the
First Presbyterian church TO be held
Friday afternoon at $3.50 o'clock in
the church parlOrs viii be Mrs. c.
r. Staples. Mrs. r. A Macdonald.
and Mrs. c. A Bridge.