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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-12-20

weekend was a dance given at the
TQltec clubhouse on Saturday evening
by the officers OF the FL Paso BAN
and Trust company for the bank en-
ployes. SmilaU and Christmas dec
Orations made attractive the big bail
room and horns and serpeurine con-
fetti added TO the holiday atmosphere.
One OF the enjoyable features OF
the affair was a graceful solo dance
by Mrs Carol Working
The officials OF the bank who gave
the dance are; F. p Jones. A. =.
Kerr. Lee ". Crews. F. II. Lynch.
Cook and C. Y. swanson Those In
charge OF the dance were 1Tr. Moore.
Miss Emma Mclean and M and Mrs.
Swanson
Among those present were; Mr.
and Mrs J. G. Brooks, Mr.. and Alrs.
Frank p. Jones. Nr. and AIRS. Alfred
+. Kerr, AR and Mrs +. 81 Lynch.
ar. and Mrs George Roberts, Mr. and
Mrs Roy Jones, Mr- and Mrs r D.
Fuller, Mr. and Mrs c. Y. Swanson.
Alr. and Mrs. A. Mercer, llr. and Mrs
r. L Lee, Mr. and Mrs Working, AR
and Mrs r ]. koenig. llr. and Mrs
H z Collier, Mr. and Mrs o. G. Bel
Mrs Alice Malone. Hiss II Gillespie
Hiss Dorothy kroeckel. Miss Winnie
BerrThin, Miss Jessie Darrach, Miss
Miss Dorothy Bauchert, Miss Bertha
Watson. Miss Mclean Hiss Rachel
Boynton, and C. F. Cook, P o. Moore.
L s Bryan, us Belknap, Ar. Sullivan,
lrr. 1Tilliner, l. A Hedrick, c. I. Cay
lord. Leon Holloman. S. =. Middleton
Mr. Ellison. Mr. Gait, II. ID. Hughes
and Leon Gillespie
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-12-20
ToItec Club To Give Brilliant
Formal Dance Christmas Night

one OF The most brilliant affairs Of
" the holiday season viii be the
formal dance Christmas night by
the Toltec club. The Christmas dance
Of the club is noted fo- the beauty
Of Cts detail and this year the affair
viii surpass il possible any previous
one. The decorations are 20 be in
the Christmas theme with poiusettias
DISCRIMINATING
New Years afternoon the Toltec
club VIII hold open house Eith mem-
ners Of the Country club rs special
guests.
To honor Miss Annie Laurie sulli-
SchWankhaus. lr- was recently an
nounced, Miss Irene Schwankhaus,
sister OF Miss sullivan's fiauceS gave
kitchen shower during the weekend
Christmas decorations we're used at
the Schwan klaus home and menu
OF dainty appointment was served.
The hostess was assisted in the hos
pitality OF the evening by her mother
Fred Huttauus was a miniature
santa Claus and presented the gifts
10 the honor guest Those present
were Misses Bessie Barnes, Ereida
and Helen Eheiuheimer. Helen and
Stapleton. Edith Taylor. luriel Berg.
Mabel Love. Mesdames j. Bottorff.
Fred Barnes. A. n. Dreson, ". L
Frame, william Rheinheimer. c. Berg,
Ed Lane. i. ~. Gibbs. f. =. Taylor.
Frank Elmendorf. Fred Miller, Frank
Bower, c. W. Love Of Sierra Blanca
and 1fesdames Stapleton and Graves
One OF the pleasant affairs Of the
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-12-20

TIE military circus given by the
Eighth cavalry Saturday and sun
day afternoons was @ most spec
tacular and entertaining affair and
many FL Pasoaus enjoyed the riding
and other military stunts
me entire regiment 10 the accom-
panying strains OF the band. came
IlrsL into the ring Col Ge0rge T.
LanEhorne was a conspicuous figure
OF the circuz on his lavorite mount
Rebel For the hunting drill he
Uac costumed in typical English
hunting suit OF crimson and white
lie was accompanied throughout the
show by his alredalc. one Of the clev-
crest performers OF the circus.
Society maids and matrons in col
orLul and sWaEger riding suits Of
crimson coats and white breeches rode
spiendidly IN the jumps, drills and
1Irs. Hans z. KIoepfer directed the
drili Of the women Miss Virginia
Taylor, pretty army girl. exhibited
her favorite horse, smoky in a num-
Der of clever stunts
Miss Alzina Orndorff and Miss
Alice Myles did some remarkable
riding and jumping They cleared
trucks, tables ali set for a meal. bars
and many other obstacles, one Of the
most difficult ones being a pyramid
of soldiers Jumping through a
flaming hoop was one Of their hazard
Gus feats.
The expert horsewomen taking part
in the circus included 5llisses Alzina
Orndorff, Alice AIgles. Virginia Tay-
lor. Lenna Robinson, Mary Eli. Alice
Rand Helen Stewart, Dorothy smith,
Clara Hawkins. Louise Crawford. Nile
dred Rogers. Patty and Marion Ainsa-
AIRS. K 3. Edmunds. Mrs. W. J. Peck
and Airs. Kloepfer.
Miss 0rndorff rode Honey Boy
and Miss Alice Myles was mounted
on Tango
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-12-20
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph LOewenStein
Entertain At Bridge and Dancing

and Mrs James LoeWenstein. MS.
Frank Howard, Mrs. A. L. Petarman.
Mr. and airs Sol J. Berg, Julius Berg.
Florence Berg judge and Mrs Louis
Folk, william LoeWeusteln, Mr. and
Mrs. HeaEer and children. Mr.. and
Mrs. william B. Glardon, r., Morit1
LoeWenstein. Misses JULIA Ida. Lucille
and Elincr Buchanan. lIr ana lfrs
Frank Ascarte, Mrs llargariLa smith.
lir- and Mrs j. D. Ponder and Elrz
Mrs Tetta Amstater was az home
sunday evening Informally TO com-
p1ment her niece, Miss Jennie Leflro-
vitz, and the latter's fiaucc. Louis De
M0rrel. whose engagement was re-
Gently announced
A color motif OF pink and white was
utilized in the table decorations with
roses in the shades forming a plaque
in the center. From candle holders in
which pink candles burned white
tuue extended 90 the chandelier and
was caught In a great bow. Other
appointments featured the pink and
white color scheme and a two course
menu was served. Palms and ported
plants were employed In the decora-
tons about the reception rooms. Only
members Of the Immediate family
were present
Louis De Morrell viii leave Tues
day for business trip TO Los Angeles.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-12-20
about Ell Posoans.

Mrs Sidney Hockctt. jr-. IS recov-
ering at Hotel Dieu from q recent ILL
ness
Mrs. Charles Overstreet and her son
Charles, 5r-. are residing at 1906 Non
tana street
Mrs. J. G. Strong. OF Dallas. Texas.
has arrived 20 be the holiday guest Of
her daughter. AIRS. J. j.. Gauldin. Of
2805 Louisville street.
Kathryn Payne Harris is il at the
Payne home on Montana street airs.
Allen. kataheriue's great graudmOth-
er. is also ill at the Payne home.
Miss slizabeth Foote, Of 1928 Huecl
street IS convalescing at Hotel Diel
from an operation for appendicitis
performed recently at Hotel Dieu.
Miss Adelaide Diversified, pupil at
the El Paso School Tor Girls, IS with
her mother for the holidays and DR..
Overstreet viii arrive from Dallas
Thursday TO join his family for the
holidays.
AR. and Mrs. II. W. Fisher. OF 2909
Alamogordo street. have as their
SON. Paul Louis. o. Chicago ar.
Louis IS brother OF Mrs. Fisher.
Paul LOUIS viii remain here for the
winter and viii enter the high school
Friends in the city have received
Christmas greetings from Col and
Mrs James IL Burrouehs who are Ia
CoDleutz- Germany. Col Burroughs
was stationed at Fort Bliss for sew
eral years as captain in the End cav
airy and was here later as a lieuten-
ant colonel on his way to the Philip
pine islands.
Charles Greene. Z. s. N. son OF 1Ir.
and Mrs W. H. Greene, OF $500 Doug
las street passed through El Paso on
sunday night en- route TO san Diego.
Lall1-- where he goes on duty aboard
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-12-20

and Elzs and several clubs. He served
in the army during the world war and
since the war has been engaged in
business here with his father.
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Mr. and Mrs Edward Fermou an
nounce The marriage Of their dauEh-
ter, Eraine Louise. TO Gerald Brandon
in New York city at $50 West Eighty
sixth street. Mr. Brandon is a news
paper correspondent well known at
FL Paso-
Mr. and Mrs C. z. Culver announce
the engagement OF their daughter,
Mabel. 70 Charles ". Rowe, OF Croft.
Kansas, the wedding 70 take place at
St. Clements Episcopal church at
$50 o'clock Thursday evening.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-12-20
House Students OF FL Paso School
For Girls Spend Holidays At Home

spend the Christmas holidays with
relatives OF Nr. Wittram- They will
return 70 81 Paso about January TO-
= .
Dr. and Mrs. G. n. Thomas left sat
urday night for a pre-Christmas visit
TO friends in san Francisco. Los Ange-
les and intervening points. They viii
return to FL Paso Christmas eve
y =
C. A. Martin left Sunday for san
Francisco to spend the holidays with
Mrs. Martin and son, Chris. who are
spending some time on the coast
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Mrs ". p. Shine and daughter.
Genevieve, Of this city. are spending
the Christmas holidays with relatives
in Houston, Tex
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-12-20

TIE house students OF the FL Paso
1 School ror Girls have departed for
their homes and 70 visit parents
and friends for the Christmas holi-
days A number Of the teachers Of
the school are remaining at school
for the holidays, including the prin-
cipals. Miss Ora Slater and Miss Olga
Iafel- A few Of the teachers are
spending the season elsewhere The
house students viii return on January
3 70 be here for the opening Of school
on January g.
The teachers who are away for
the holidays include. Miss katherine
Became, who is spending the vacation
ln santa BARBARA Calii-t Miss Grace
Fairehild IS in Los Angeles, and Miss
Lucille Bell is I'm san Antonio.
Among the students away for the
holidays are. Miss Adele Buiac. in
Carlsbad. at the family home. Miss
Lucille Byus. fin Dallas. with her par
ents; Miss DOrolhea Reiuburg, at the
family home, in the upper valley;
Miss Harriette Randall, at Hotel Paso
del NoTte, wife her mother. Mrs. c.
j. Randall, who came down from Taos,
n. ~; Miss Mary Jane Turner, with
her family. at Fort Bayard, n. H..
Miss Adelaide OVerstrect. in the city,
with her parents and brother; Miss
Elizabeth Slimson- in the city, with
her father IL J. StimsOn. Miss Eliza
beth Pittman- with her aunt, Airs. John
L. Reid. at ~Riverway," in the lower
valley. Miss Elizabeth PittsWorth.
with her family, in Captain, n H.
Miss Mary Dee Muir, at LordsburE,
y. a.: Miss Caroline Burton, at Hotel
Meuger. san Antonio, with her par
ents. who are there from their home,
in Galveston, Miss Isabel DOWel. at
her home. at " arren, Ariz.: Miss Mar
ruerite Bryan. with her parents. in
Gage. II. n; Misses Sallaie Nae &C.
Camant and Thelma and Zanta Du-
Bose, with their families, al Corona;
Miss Vivian Pand0lpho. with her
mother. in Manhattan Heights; Miss
Willie Jernigan, at Hone, n NJ Miss
Marion Howard, at Maria. Miss Han
nah Fitch. with her family, in So
zorro, n n
Miss Frances Dickson. who has re-
sided in this city for the last eight
months. left Sunday afternoon for
her home in Kansas City. Her sister
Miss Marjorie Dickson, who was with
Miss Frances during her stay here
left Thursday for home
Mr and AIRS. Frank Wiltram left
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-12-20
wv. A. Busy With Plans For
Bringing Christmas Cheer To Needy

TIE girls and women Of the Y. W.
c. A are finding in reality that
Il is more blessed TO give than
90 receive so all Of their Christmas
activities are ceutered about theif
service for others. Every single or
sanitation Of the ''T" is busy with
plans for helping those who need it
and 10 provide Christmas cheer for
the many needy families AT the re-
hearsal OF Christmas carols on sunday
afternoon at the central building
numbers OF singers we're present
These singers viii, on Christmas eve,
20 from house 70 house singing
Christmas carols and the funds given
TO the singers viii be used to fil
Christmas Baskets Tor needy families.
lIauy parsons desiring singing OF
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-12-20

carols at their home are telephoning
The "T"
The Square Club girls are preparing
and buying articles for q Christmas
dinner FOR a needy family and num-
erous other generous plans are in the
formation at the -T."
Sunday evening new Baptist
Young PEOPLES union was formed at
the First Baptist church under the
direction Of Mr.. and AIRS. r W Rat
lift This makes six unions formed
in the church. The name Of the new
organization is the WHO Do union
and fl promises to be one of the
Invest Of the organizations. The sew
enth union is TO be formed within q
short time.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-12-20
Jap Troops viii
Remain In Chentao

Toxic, Japan, Dec. 20.-Withdrawal
OF the Japanese expedition 10 the
Chentao district, on the Korean-1Ian-
churian border. has been Indefinitely
postponed. according to the jill Shin
bum The postpOnement was because
of the Increasing gravity OF the situa-
ton in the district, where Korean in
surgents and bandits have been ac-
tive.
A Toxic dispatch OF December II
reported a recent attack by Korean
insurgents upon a japanese detach-
ment in the Chentao district. the Jap
anese being surrounded and losing is
killed and 15 wounded Chinese troops
finally eEtrlcated the japanese.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-12-20

n AR AND MRS JOSEPH LDb W IN
vi STEIN entertained with a dane
ing and bridge party Sunday
evening at their home in Ysleta in
honor Of the christening Of their niece,
Florence Virginia Loewensteln, which
took place Sunday morning in the old
Nilsson at Tsleta- Florence Virginia
Is the daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs. James
Loewenstein, and Mr.. and Mrs Joseph
Loewenstein are her godfather and
mother.
The reception rooms were decorated
with the Christmas MOTIF. The win
doWs. doorways and chandeliers were
banked with mistletoe and the flowers
used IN effective combination were
crimson and white carnations.
llr- and Mrs. Loewensteln were as
sisted in the hospitality by their
daughter, Ella, and Mrs. LOeWenstein' S
sisters Miss Coriune and Miss Celia
Duran.
Mrs. Sol I. Berg won high score in
the bridge games and was awarded
a silver and gold olive spoon
Punch was dispensed through the
evening and sandwiches coffee, cake
and hot chocolate were served Music
numbers formed one OF the pleasant
features OF the evenings entertain
ment-
Among the guests present were Mr..
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-12-20
ANNAPOLIS GETS SILVER
GIVEN COMMODORE PERRY

New YORK, Dec. 20.-A silver can
delabra, given TO commodore Perry BY
business men OF Shanghai and Kong
kong. China after his famous voyage
70 the orient in 1858 and 1850. has
been presented 10 the United States
naval academy az Annapolis by Perry
Tiffany Of New York, grandson Of the
colnmudore. in memory Of his grand
father and his long naval career
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-12-20

THE Tennis club is entertaining at
4 an Informal tea this afternoon to
honor Miss Dorcas Ann Payne,
whose wedding is to be one Of the
holiday seasons most important
events
The tea e. given at the home OF
aiisE Alice lIyles. Decorations com.
prise q motif OF the Christmas season
with Christmas bells, Hreaths and
other symbols OF the season effective
ly employed. The afternoon hours
win be spent in sewing and a menu of
sandwiches, tea cake and CONNECTIONS
VIII be served at tea tims.
Those present for the courtesy 10
Hiss Payne are Misses Marion Ainsa.
Burtram and Alma OIndorff. anne
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-12-20
Engagement Is Announced OF
New York Girl and FL PaSOan

A NEW YORK paper Of recent date
4 contains announcement OF the
engagement OF Miss Hannah Cell
man. daughter OF H. Gellman. TO
Emanuel r. Lefzovitz. Of El Paso.
Miss Gellman has for the last two
months been the guest Of her sister.
Mrs. H Levy. Of FL Paso. and has
made many friends, who viii be in
terested TO know that her marriage
viii make her a permanent resident
Of this city
Miss Gellman was born qud reared
in New York and was educated there
Mr. Lefkowitz. a son Of Adolph Lef-
k0vitz. came to this city from Chicago
ten years ago. He has a large circle
OF friends. is a member Of the Shrine
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-12-20
Ell Pasoans Returning.

Mr. and 1frs. Joe Clements anc
family have returned to this city 70
reside. Mr.. Clements having sold his
business in Douglas. Arizona
VIM. Allison Jennings. son OF Ar.
and Mrs. W. j. Jennings, arrived
home Saturday, December is. from
Tucson. where he Is attending the
university. 70 snend the HOLIDAYS.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-12-20
Tennis Club EntertainS At Tea
InHOnor OF Miss DOrcaS 4. Payne

ATagoffin, Harriet Howe. Nancy
Hawkins. OF Fort Riley, Miss Amanda
Howe, Of Austin. Beatrice stiles.
Alice Myles. Frances and Dorothy
smith. Mrs. e. L Bouquet and Mrs.
Hans Z. Kloepfer.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-12-20

Reading glasses have number Of
uses and present an opportunity Of
giving something ont OF the ordinary
for Christmas We have a number Of
styles on display.
Fl Fuso Optical Co,
los Texas ST.. I'll san Antonio St.
Need Glasses2 Ask SeEall-AdT-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-12-20

- grand opera al Liberty hall
Miss Florence Crissey viii entertain
in the afternoon 10 honor Hiss Mary
Eeerma1s-
Meeting OF El Paso County Regis
tered Nurses association al 2-3O
o'clock in the central Y. W. O. A.
Election Of officers win take place
Wade Hampton chapter. L ID. C.,
viii give shower OF gifts and tea
20 honor Miss Mary Evans, whose en-
gagement has recently been an
nounced-
Mrs. Haymon krupp viii give a tea
TO honor her daughters, Misses Bride
and Paula Krupp.
Christmas meetings OF the Parent
Teachers association Of the high
school ct 2.30 p. ~. in the school
auditorium Meeting Of the board Of
directors OF the association at I'd
O'Clock %. IN
Meeting OF the Altar Guild OF ST
Clements Episcopal church at
o'clock p. m in the parish house
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-12-20

4 gracefuI EIff Is THIS EXQUISITE
hand engraved lax green gold lorg.
nette. Priced at s28-75. Let us tel
you how we are able in many cases
to furnish the exact lens for the per
son you have in mind.
Fl Paso Optical Co..
Jos Texas St. 2l1 san Antonio St.
Need Glasses2 Ask Segall--AdE.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-12-20

MISS FLORENCE FINN is sponsor
WI Of the movement % bury the
body OF an unknown dead Yankee
soldier who gave his life on the bat
tlefields OF France in the base Of the
Statue OF Liberty, on BedIoe's Island
Great Britain, She says, has paid hom-
age TO her unknown dead by bury
Ing him with all the pomp and splen-
dor OF a king. IN Westminster Abbey.
France. IN similar fashion. has buried
her unknown soldier beneath the Arch
Of Triumph in Paris Miss Finn.
vivacious beauty IS appearing in Earl
Carrolls new comedy drama. Daddy
numnlins~
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-12-20
United Miners Dispute
Election OF President

Seattle. wash, Dec. e0.-Desnite
statements issued BY international
headquarters at Indianapolis that un-
official returns indicate reelection Of
John J. Lewis, as president Of the
United Nine workers OF America. over
Robert H. Harliu, u Seattle the
Seattle candidate today asserted he
was winning basiug his opinion on
unofficial returns which he said he
had received from all sections Of the
country. Harlin announced that he
was investigating reports OF election
corruption in Pennsylvania district
No Of which Pittsburg is head
quarters.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-12-20
IRISH IN BOSTON PAY
TRIBUTE TO MRS. McSWINEY

Boston. Mass, Dec. 2e.-Thousands
OF sympathizers with the cause Of
Ireland paid tribute to Mrs Murisl
MacSwiney, widow OF the late Ter
ence 1Iacswiney. lord mayor OF Cork.
and 70 Miss Mary II. MacSwiney. his
sister. Forty thousand persons. 10 is
estimated. escorted the MacSWiney
party from South station 10 an up
town hotel and 10000 gathered In
Mechanics hall to hear Miss Mac
SWIney.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-12-20

We are prepared TO IN a limited
number OF orders for Engraved
Christmas Greeting Cards for Gus
toners having their own plates Or
ders should be placed Immediately %
insure delivery before Christmas
TT Paso Printing Co.,
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-12-20

People who are much in the open
End binoculars a source or great
pIeasure In this country Of wide
spaces they are especially useful. Let
us show you the different styles we
have. All have the Z. S. official o. 4.
I1f Pnso Optical Co.,
los Texas ST. 21l san Antonio s.
Need Glasses2 Ask Segall--Adv-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-12-20

Red foxes. common in the east. are
unknown IN the plain states.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-12-20

Hebron. near Jerusalem. claims 70
be the Oldest city in the world
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-12-20

Beautiful Christmas trees. soc up
Populur-reras street AnneE.-Aav
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-12-20

the c. S. S. ship Brooklyn. 1Ir. Greene
recently graduated from the Radio
school on the great lakes lie was one
of 400 men on board the train who are
going 10 the coast Cor service His
parents spent the hour OF his stay al
the station with him.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-12-20
7 uesday's calendar
OF Social EUenis

OPENING night OF the san Carlo
" grand opera at Liberty han
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-12-20

red velvet testifies TO the inn
portance OF velvet fri fashion this
season IL is trimmed with gray
fur IN the center g hat. always
youthful and becoming. OF jockey
shape Of tetre de neEra velvet. with
the winters cleaning OF velvet flow
ers. the petain OF which are edged
with velvet cords AT the right. an
evening gown Of newest Partisan
style which seems 20 ranounce ex-
IRENE decolletage in favor Of the
rounded neck line This dress is OF
silver and gray velvet brocade. after
the manner OF Channel. girdled in
black and silver.
The courier-index., 1920-01-02

Pennies are scarce because they drift toward the contribution box.
The courier-index., 1920-01-02
TREE AT BRIcKEYs.

Christmas eveing at Brickeys was one of the most enjoyable for many years. The new Presbyterian church was beautifully arranged and decor ated for>the occasion. The tree was most tastefully arranged and decor ated under the Christmas enthusiasm and good taste of Mrs. Sammie Gal breath. To this good lady leading, and everybody helping, belongs the success of this first Christmas tree in the new church at this place. A brief program was rendered before the distribution of the presents, Mrs. Sammie Galbreath leading the mu- sic, with Mrs. Jacks at the organ. Three or four bright Christmas songs were given followed by brief talk on the Christmas story by MT. John ston of Marianna. The house was well filled. Young and old came there to see Santa Claus and what he had brought. That night Old Santa was at his very best, everybody was highly pleased and had a good time. Thanks to Mrs. Sammie Galbreath and her helpers for the fine Christ mas tree at Brickeys.-Correspon- dent.