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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-20
YOUR COMPLEXION
Can BE MADE WHITE,
SOFT AND YOUTHFUL
BY the Use Of the BLACK
and WHITE Beauty
Treatment.

Evcrv woman wishes to appear beau
.if,l. The savage maiden tattocS HcF
sIip ives rings in her nose and uses
o,hnr crude ornaments to make nerseif
more attractive. AN Nample or pres
nnt-,iay beauty among civilized women
is a soft, vclvcty skin u a raoia't
complexion. :,
should not use anything that hides
your faded. pfnlply. blotchy skin. Snch
applications last only a few hours,
and are Injurious to tho delicate skin
tissue in many cases.
You can make your complcSion
sallow. blotchy skin with the BLACK
and WHITE Beauty Treatment. which
consists OF n crcany ointment and
sou u. This beauty treatment VIII not
injurc the skin and is easy TO apply.
Before retiring you thoroughly cleanse
the skin with BLACK and MHlrE
Soap: then mix and apply BLACK and
WHITE ointment according to dircc-
tions
The BLACK and WHITE Beauty
Treatment will also cmove piinplcs,
sun-frecElcS, insect bites, skin
blotchcs, liver spots and other insight
ly blcmisheS OF the skin. Remember
Treatment is different from other cos
cover or liidc-thc blcrnishcs.
You can buy BLACK and WHITE
ointment and Soap at all good drug
stores for 25c each a package. or tho
manufacturers will send both post
paid on receipt OF SOC.
You can get n free sample Literature
and n BLACK and WHITE Birthday
and Drca m Book, If you will clip and
mail this advertisement to BLACK and
WHITE, BOX sl3, Memphis. Tenn.
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GRAY HAIR
HANDICAPS YOU
i'nriien Your Grny or Faded Hair With
o-ian Hair Color Restorcr-Ioak Yoanr
Again and De POPULAR.

tiras-haired folks. or those streaked
with gray, have to stand back and let
the beauty of youth pass them. Have
YOU iaiied TO notice that young looking
people have the preference yrherarsr
you 80? Tia: faded, gray and streaiSed
hair o. yours is holding you back why
dont 80" go To your druggist and rer
u nottic OF D pronounced.
Ku-t'anJ lair Color I,cstorer right
Apply to your hair and scalp
rs per simplc directions on bottle.
Perfectly harmless but in a few weeks
all your hair Mill be evenly dark, luSc
trous anu beautiful and you won't teef
like you haven't got a chance because
You look SO old. Dark. fluffy hair
makes you look young. Thousands of
people have used and endorsed l-Ran
Hair Color Restorcr tor the past fifteen
years. 1t Is not an eN Experiment., but il
safe to use and healthy 20 the scalp
and hair. Mail orders, - cents. Adj
dress Q-Ban. Memphis. Tcnn.-Adv.
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Fifteen pounds aour.
gnc pound baking powder.
ttHc pounds ~Srairulatcd 3usl:.
I.our pounds brown SUGAR.
Three cans milk for coffee.
one basket apples or one dozen cans
OF peaches,
Ono pound OF butter.
Seven !oaves bread,
onc gallon pickles,
one dozen punches radishes.
llsnntnS 4 menu for tho boys should
moan that these boys should be served
With = liberal helping OF food. lTte
n,uai portion that would bc fully ade-
would hardly fill their hollow tooth. so
give thsm plenty Of plain substantial
food. This ,ncnu will cost about saa.
and Will satisfy the hunsriest OF them,
as all portions are liberal.
Fruit needed or cocktail:
gne large bottle ~maraschino cherries.
Twelve large apples, pared and diccd'
One ~llaif-pound oconu
One dozen oranges,
one can pineapple.
Dice and mix gently and serve in
cocktail glass,
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Menu Is Outlined
for Party Dinner
Mrs. Wilson Tells How
Returned Soldier Nag
BE Entertained.
Nv MRS 81. 4. ,y,,.Sn>

Dear Mrs. wilson, am n teacher
Of domestic science. Fifteen of our
eoys were In the ]ssrvlcs of Unc!a
and he will not be home FOR som.
,ifnc. We wish to give our returned
heroes a iis,,e snpper and a good
ADVICE as to decorations. We havc
Il large hall 70 decorate and If il is
NOT ashins too much, VIII YOU kindly
lhhnking you IN advance, / am yours
truly. J. 4. 81
supper for Forty Mcn.
girls cut from magazines: pictures OF
q inpins ana ish;ng trips small mis-
Ncn" for Forty Wen.
,,..,., Fruit Cocktail
Fricq Chicken watti I:s''s"''
Potato salad
Apple o.. Peach Shortcake
Eighteen pounds I,G Of c,;ch., III,
give EACH OF the boys a large p:cc,. .<
chicken. Select large stcwing chick
% ~in cut rs 70: s]tcw,inE and place
large boiicr and cook until ;ender.
Now place backs. carcass, siblets ana
i.ci that have been calde with boil
ing water 70 remove the skin in snail
boiler ana add sufficient wa;tr 10
Sof"r: Add one dozen onions to both
Do!isfs and large bunch OF pothcrbs.
n.s!i imeat from carcass and with sib-
.ets !iince very fine b. putting
through foo chopper. Roll the icgs.
Wings, !HiSnS ana bscaS. in -four. fry
golden brown III not fat. Brown non;
IN pan. IN which chickens were cooked
ana add iiGuid in boiler in which they
were coo"ed 70 make gravy.
WaN1cs.
lets anu measure. Now place in large
Hour quarts OF TINS STORY
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two and oue-ha,f pinta OF onions.
Masn hree-duar,ers OF basket Or
,o men'y raok n1uHas a OF wh'te posa.
they do not break; cool. peel and slice.
Add the prepared celery, onions and
pimcn,os and three quarts Of salad
dressing, prepared as follows
Three Dints OF water.
Two pirts OF vinegar.
Two and onc-halt cups or eorusta,ca
or Hour.
stir thoroughly TO Dissolve: bring
70 boil and cook slowly :or 1yc min
Dne-ha'f cap OF sugar.
Thrcc-fourthS cup OF salt.
ono ounce pap-iha.
Two ounces mustard.
-Four we'll beaten cSss.
one pint salad oil.
Scat hard TIL thoroughly mixed:
cook two minutes. then our hot over
potato salad: toss gently 70 mix thor
oueiiiy.
Apple or Peach shortcnkr.
;Npplc shortcake:
Place in 4 large mixing bow!
rive ouais flour.
Two tablespoons salt.
ono and one-touvth cup Of bakins
powder.
Rub we'll between tho hands 10
tAoroushly mix. Vow rub ono and one
half cups shortening and nix 10 sol.
water.
Ms we'll. then spread IN weil-sreased
'S.H Iourcu cn:eSccInC pans. Cover
top WITH thiniy sliced apples or canned
peaches and dust we'll with cinnamon.
sprinkle one-hait cup OF brown sugar
ovsn s.ch apple or psash. Bake in
cook and cut each cake in six pieces.
How TO Make once
Place fave gallons OF water In a large
boiler and then two pounds OF finely
ground coffee in n chccsecloth bag.
Place in water and bring to a boil, taen
SIMMER slowly. This VIII give ninety
81 good coffcc.
Matcriais required:
Gig ntten pounds chicken,
One-:ourth peck onions,
Three stalks celery,
Six heads ictsuce.
Two cans pinlcntu.
T~hree-fourths basket potatoes,
One quart vinegar,
One package cornstarcl,
One box papriha.
Ono BOX pepper.
Two ounces mustard,
Fon- eggs.
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WOMEN's MEETING.

rho annual meeting of .ho board -, ,r,.-
lii - !" ! ~, ~ l:Tnt!st iIoin" for AEci Women
=" "H hcti iAia morning at 1890 u'c!oci.
~ "a" home Election IF orlccrs viii 10
Hs!d anu reports VIII J.. reod at ;h:s limo.
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WAS ALMOST
DISCOURAGED
Constant Headache and Much
Soreness and Pain Nearly
Got the Best OF This Har-
risburg Lady, But Cardui
Made Her Well and
Strong.

Harrisburg, Ark.-Mrs. j. NJ.
Necdham, living near here, statos:
When began working on
me I suffered a great deal.
l had SO much and pain in
the lower part Of my body l could
hardly get up when ] was down. l
would have severe pains all across
my back. and my sides hurt ME all
the time. l would have headaches
constantly, especially the back OF
my head and neck. / was almost
discouraged with my condition
when l thought OF Cardui, and de-
cided to sec what 1t would do.
l saw an improvement at once
after the first bottle. I kept it up,
and tho result was wonderful. L
took altogether four bottles 1 grew
stronger, better appetite, less pain
until l was we'll. I think Cardui is
a God-scnd to suffering women, and
l certainly can praise It, and do So"
For moro than 40 years Cardui
has been In general use and i'll that
time thousands have written to tell
us how it helped them back to health
and strength.
1T enthusiastically.
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II you suffer from rheumatism or any Of the
diseases caused by poisoned blood, take Prescription
C-2223. The use OF this great blood purifier in
almost the same as consulting q specialist, for every
bottle represents what the originator and many
other medical authorities on such diseases would
prescribe for you.
Prescription C;222s contains no mercury, ehloral,
strychnine, morphine, cocaine or other habit form
ing or dangerous drugs. 1t is a concentrated liquid
preparation of certain drugs having marked influ-
ence on those diseases caused by blood poisons
which are produced within the system, as we'll s.
those which ontsr from without. Prescription
C-222s stands above all other remedies az an altera-
tive Of great power. It restores normal functions
to those organs or tissues, which are not naturally
performing thair full work; changes diseased con-
dltions into conditions Of health. 1t also acts
especially on the %excretory organs, aiding nsture in
removing impure products from the body.
A valuable aid to Prescription Gags is q mild
c%athartic that does not siclssn or grippe. This nil
stimulates the sacretions Of the liver, tones ND and
regulates the bowels. 1t is known as the 1928 Liver
Pill and sells for 25c. As one is 4 dose, and
no bad effects result from their use, they can he
used by young and old alike.
Prescription C-a22s is guaranteed and sold by all
good druggists ut $3.50 q bottle, /or the Ct ,tc
treatment OF two bottles and a box Of . or
1925. II you cannot be supplied, write tn 90
Laboratory, Memphis, Tenn. Send name and adj
dress for literature, 1920 Almanac and q sample Of
the Liver Pills.
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MARRIAGE LICENSE

Stewart Lee Baker f:o). Richmond.
Madeline Bart Murphy t.s). E!ch.rona.
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each table. An orchestra played
'h6rG1,SI ssrs shf &c eNchning: ,..o,a, ~
president OF the Chapter. ana WAS chair
man Of the ban. assisted by a commit
tec or prominent women.
h.ns tary to Speak.
Miss rattic cary, who served with
me }: VI. e; a.. abroad IS i cantrcn
club on .Wcdn"slay Afternoon, at 1
O'Clock. Miss ca-.'s subject viii! be
ner personal experiences IN France as
teil Is chairman Of the afternoon. II
la Mitl o. served af,cr tho program
!" concluded.
Miss smith Ia speak.
Miss Harriet Smith. who has been a
l. W. Z. \. secretary in him for Il
nulnner OF years, will speak in the Ice
tnrc-rooni Of PARK Place Methodist
ehurcil this afternoon at $3.50 o'clock.
An attractive musical program Will Ia
given by Mrs. Shifiictt and Miss JIcindi.
o. ,hc clYsch .caoir. under the direc-
panS,.. The wo;ncn OF Laurel Street
and Monument Methodist Churches are
hm,.,mg m this meeting; and amy. others
Annual banquet.
q. J"ter Jones Is chairman OF the
cmttstainnlc',t committcc for tho ban
atuntiii ASSoc.a;ion. which will be hcl1
~ the school on Friday night. The
IFem59rer o, the association is J. Lud-
S'-'td ~ communicating with him.
~ y DIT or TOwN.
Mn phyi1s Ta.!o.., or IsI, .oionuruen,
"%i1isr .aso a'"!P |" &ew 'h To! rs"a'"d'7 q the
]vls1.,."n. Ti'.ialnssar1 ii. Il ~ Tn ,,o yor''. has Dec"
WoMEN's MEETING.
Tho annual meeting OF .ho hoard -,
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Miiler's Antiscptic Oil. known MS
Oil
Will Positively Relieve Pain IN n Few
Minutes.

Vii IOsttiSciy tcIfcNc ram III n tcN
Minutes.
Try it right now for rheumatism.
Neuralgia. IumDago. sore. stifi ard
swollen joints, pain in the head. back
and limbs. corns, bunions, etc. After
one application pain usually disappears
as II by magic
\ new remedy used internally and
externally for Coughs. Colds, Group,
Influenza. Sore Throat. Diphthcr!a and
ToNsilitis.
This Oil Is conceded to be tho most
penetrating remedy known. It's
prompt and Immediate effect in reliov-
ing pain is due 10 tho fact that II
pcnctratcs Ia the affected parts 1T
once. AS An Illustration. pour ten
leather and it Viii penetrate this sub
stance through and through in three
minutes.
Accept no substitute. This great oil
Is golden red clo only. Manufac-
tured by Herb Juice Medicine Com
pahy. EVERY bottle guaranteed. For
sale at all rugEiStS.-Auy
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IN MD OFT OF In,yN

M.s9 Phyllis 'rarso-. or ISL, ofonuluon,
MTfng'' y Sn"ndins The rcmaindDr OF the
9. 9. Nsilsrr. .ir. or Nov, y,-E b,s l.,,
N!s!tln: friends III i.ECEua.nI
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WEDDINGS AND ENGAGEMENTS

CHARLOTTESVILLE. Jan. is.-Lacy j.
ri1sn 81 NJ. .ltT. ana Miss ic.chie Arm
strong. o. Hunci.. Ind. were married SAT-
nrdaS - the brides homo. Cc.. Timothy
1911 n.ftsriiins ne ccrcn4onA.. During thr
N'fu War tho groom served wi;h m. EniF.d
:Simt"s - .ni osT!y this month -.
Snl9 ii.iiwar. III: BRIDE H. i nst!v. u
Arizona republican., 1920-01-11
Kansas Cityan's
Are Guests Here

Mr.. and Mrs. J. Leonard Norton are
entertaining guests from Kansas City.
]. W. Norton and his attractive daugh-
ter. Miss Louise Norton. having ar
rived on Thursday. They will be es-
tablished at the Norton residence, 1926
North Third street. for several weeks.
Gives Luncheon
And Theater Party
Mrs. HI. D.. McVay was an informal
hostess of the week. giving luncheon
and theater party on Tuesday.
Arizona republican., 1920-01-11
CT (lIlbe5

Miss Louise Freeland who has had
wide experience in characterization
work in New York will speak on the
subject at the meeting of the civics
education department of the Women's
club at 2:15 o'clock tomorrow after
noon. In view of the interest the pro-
gram will attract the department has
invited the club members to be present.
gram of the annual conference of the
Arizona Congress of Mothers and
Parent Teacher association. which viii
be held in this city in February, the
executive board will meet q 10: 80
O'Clock Monday morning at the home
of Mrs. Frank T. Alxire. The local
council will meet at IL so o'clock at
the same place.
Orangewood Ramona club will hold
its annual election eff officers Wednes-
day afternoon when the club viii meet
at the home of Mrs. c. NJ. Downey.
Sex Hygiene" will be the feature Of
the Tempe Woman's club program Fri
day afternoon, when tie subject viii
be discussed by Mrs. l.. w. Fike. Mem
bers will respond to the roll call with
current event and there will be music
by the Misses Frankenborg. A repre-
sentative of the Phoenix y. ". &. a
will speak of the needs of the associ-
Arizona republican., 1920-01-11
PHILLIPS WILL
EXHIBIT WORKS
Of ART, MONDAY

While the social calendar registers
many interesting affairs for the coming
fortnight there are a number of hours
left purposely free that society might
give its attention to the art exhibition
winch VIII be held here by Bert Phil
ups, a veteran member of the Taos
society A crop OF well known MEM
Ders of the exclusive set, particularly
interested in art, and for years identi-
Tied with the art exhibition committee
nave arranged a tea for tomorrow, the
opening day.
Ihey Will be assisted by a number Of
local artists and patrons of art and it
Is believed that there will be many
guests during the afternoon who VOL
De interested in viewing the excep-
IonaIy line paintings of the distin-
suisned artist The paintings will be
hung in the art room Of Dorris-Hey
man Co. and among the canvases will
De My Washerwoman's Family"
Mhlch is regarded by critics as Mr..
Phillips's strongest work.
The artist has exhibited at the
pennsylvania academy. the American
show at Chicago and the Cincinnati
museum Mrs. Phillips. who is here
with her husband. Will be present at the
reception and one of the most inter-
estinS guests A charming personality
Nrs- Phliilps has already become a
favorite in Phoenix.
Thoe who will receive include Mrs.
John bennett Jr-, chairman of the art
eXnloitioD committee; and its members
Mrs G. f. Ainsworth, Mrs. Dwight
- Heard, Mrs. w. *. James Mrs Louis
"a Chalmers. Mrs Hugh Campbell and
Miss May Noble: Mrs Louis Dvsart
chairman of the art department of the
Noman's club; Mrs. Thomas E. Camp
bell- Mrs Harry A. Diehl, Mrs Charles
Christy. Mrs. Aubrey Smith, Mrs. j.
Garnet Holmes, chairman OF the
Arizona republican., 1920-01-11

son. Mrs. Barnes is the daughter
of John L. Irwin, register of the
land office and Mrs. irwin, and as
Johnny irwin, was a favorite in the
younger set. She has been absent
from the city quite frequently
since her marriage last spring and
her return will be welcome news
to her legion of friends.
Arizona republican., 1920-01-11

alton. Great interest is being made
manifest in the prize offer made by the
club for the best dress by a girl. not
over 10 years OF age. the material NOT
to exceed So. The contest is open to
every girl in Tempe and il is under
stood that many have decided TO show
their skill in the contest, which is being
held under the auspices of the home
economies department. The club re
Gently held it's annual election OF Of
ficers balloting resulting as follows
Mrs Howard Brown, president; Mrs.
Forest Ostrander, vice president; Mrs.
Frank Peck. recording secretary; Mrs.
%. c. McNary, corresponding secre-
tary and Mrs. u. r. Van Petten.
treasurer.
The Woman's club will present a /.
w. c. A program at an open meeting
on Tuesday which will be under the
auspices of the art and literature de-
partment Mrs. Louis Dysart. chairman
Among the speakers viii be Miss Jean
Arizona republican., 1920-01-11
Surprise Affair
To NewIy-Weds

events of the week was the surprise
affair given Mr.. and Mrs. Tom Dunbar
last evening at the Donald Dunbars,
where they have been domiciled since
their return from their honeymoon on
Monday. A midnight supper featured
the event which wsS planned by Mr..
and Mrs. Phil Lewis. Mr.. and Mrs.
Donald Dunbar. Mr.. and Mrs. Beck
man Lorrilard, Mr.. and Mrs Jack Row
lands Mr.. and Mrs. Sydney j. Ross, Mr..
and Mrs. Arthur G. Dulmage. Mrs. Lou
Ella Archer Mrs. Carleton Wood, Miss
Henrietta Olney, Charles Pope. James
Stafford. Harold Scott, Dan Patch. Joe
Cassou and Lieutenant Goldsworthy.
Arizona republican., 1920-01-11
Judge and Mrs. Lewis
Are Dinner Hosts

Judge and Mrs. Ernest Lewis were
dinner hosts Monday evening wher
they had as guests Mr.. and Mrs. ]. +
Thompson. Norman Carmichael and j
w. Benny of Clifton
Arizona republican., 1920-01-11
| S % G lie lzy

Here From Oregon
To Spend Winter
Mr.. and Mrs. Russell Catlin OF
Salem, Oregon, are recent arrivals who
Will winter here. The Catlins are rel
atives of Mrs. Joseph Stark, by whom
they have delightfully."- entertained
since their arrival from the northwest
Bridge Luncheon
Is Thursday Event
Mrs. T. w. Pemberton and Mrs
Henry Clay Parker are entertaining
With a bridge luncheon at the Wo-
mans club on Thursday.
Luncheon Hostess
At ingleside Club
/ Mrs. Edwin Rabbit gave charm
ingly appointed luncheon at the Inglc-
side Country club yesterday. having as
her guests Mrs. William Rabbit OF
Flagstaff. Mrs. Vernon Peters, Mrs
Herbert Burr Atha, Jr Mrs. ]. Neal
Harris. Mrs. Joseph Brown, Mrs. Rob
ert Metzlcr. Mrs. William Corpstein
Mrs. Lester Byron, Miss kathryn
O'Rielly. Miss Mamie Kelly, Miss
Gladys Kelly. Miss Ruth Goldberg,
Miss Harriet Hurley. Miss Ellen At
wood. Miss Ruth Sullivan, Miss Erile
cameron, and Miss Irene Odlin of An
dover.
Arizona republican., 1920-01-11
Mrs. Stayton Doris
Is Tea Hostess
George n. Cooks Are TO
Reach Cairo Next Month

MISS MduTeen oisoH mas returned
from several weeks absence in Texas
Arizona republican., 1920-01-11

Mrs. Paul 3. Barnes has just re-
turned from Pomona where she and
Mr.. Barnes passed delightful hoi-
day season which was replete with
smart affairs in their honor. They
are again established at their at
traetive apartment at the Arizona
where they plan to do quite bit
Of informal entertaining this sea-
Bridge Tea Is
Informal Affair
Mrs. James s. Griffin gave an in
formal bridge tea yesterday afternoon
in honor of Mrs. o. w. Peters of Los
Angeles Mrs d. G.. De Graft and Miss
De Graft of Colorado Springs.
Mrs. Fen HiIdret
Here From Prescott
Mrs. Fen Hildreth is in town for a
week from Prescott, the guest of Mrs.
Robert Brownfield
Mrs. Stayton Doris
Is Tea Hostess
Mrs Stayton Doris gave a charm
ingly arranged tea Wednesday after
noon at her home on West Lynwood
street in honor of her mother. Mrs.
w. j. Lawrence of Pasadena, who Is
visiting here for fortnight. Sweet
peas were used in effective decoration
Twenty guests were asked to meet Mrs
Lawrence.
George n. Cooks Are to
Reach Cairo Next Month
Planning to pass February in Egypt,
Mr.. and Mrs. George III. Cook have
written friends in Phoenix that they
expect to arrive in Cairo early next
month. The Cooks are enjoying tour
of the world, the last word received
from then having been forwarded from
Manila.
Return From
Texas Visit
from several weeks absence in Texas
Arizona republican., 1920-01-11

Country Club Bridge
Is Event Of Friday
One of the interesting events of the
week. will be the Country club bridge
on Friday evening. The hosts will be
Mr. and Mrs. f. T. Ceilings and DR..
and Mrs. George Goodrich.
Arizona republican., 1920-01-11
Returns to u. OF c.
After Holiday Visit

Miss Ruth Land has returned to her
studies at the University of California,
after delightful fortnight in town the
guest OF her mother, Mrs. c. II. Pratt.
While here Miss Land was the incen-
tive for many charming holiday af-
fairs, her mother giving a tea and
dance in her compliment.
Arizona republican., 1920-01-11
Dinner Dance
At San Marcos

one of the pleasant events of the
week the dinner dance at the San
Marcos on Friday evening. Among the
parties from town motoring to Chand
Ter for the event was that which com
prised Miss Ellen Atwood. Miss Irene
Odiin, Miss Mamie Kelly, Miss Kathryn
O'Rielly, Miss Gladys Kelly, Stephen
Ives, Bartlett Heard, Frank O'Rielly,
Smith Pickrell and Andrew Long.
Arizona republican., 1920-01-11

Sketch club Mrs c. VI. Sergeant. Mrs.
Emery Oldaker and Miss Faye De-
Mund. Mrs. George Obney and Mrs.
William g. Lentz will preside at the tea
table. No invitations have been issued
for the event, which will no doubt at
tract not only Phoenicians but residents
of the south side as well.
Mrs. Robertson Gives
An Informal Tea
Mrs. Sterling Robertson of West
Mcdowell road entertained the club TO
which she belongs with a delightfully."-
informal tea Friday afternoon. In adj
dition to the club members several out
of town guests were entertained.
Among those there We're Mrs. A. c.
Horton of New York Mrs w. O. Peters
of Los Angeles Mrs. w. +. Neail. Mrs.
H. w Pemberton. Mrs. \. c. Horton
Jr., Mrs. G. De Graft of Colorado
Springs. Mrs. Edwin Earl Nash. Mrs.
l.. NJ. Laney, and Miss Frances De
Graft
Mr.. and Mrs. John M. Kellogg
Gives Bridge for Visitors
Mr. and Mrs John NJ. Kellogg gave
a charningly planned bridge last eve
ming at their home on East Portland
street in honor of DIR. and Mrs. Ernest
l.. Hicks of New York. a green color
OF ferns and holiday greenery. Those
there included Mr.. and Mrs. Hicks. Mr.
and Mrs. j. Leonard Norton, Mr.. and
Mrs. Robert Matthews. Mr. and Mrs.
Il. L. CcCaH Mr.. and Airs. Leslie Mar
tin. Mr.. and Mrs. H. L. Thompson, Mr..
and Mrs. Edward Rudolph, Mr.. and
Mrs. b. e. Marks, Mr.. and Mrs. ]. A.
Johnson. Mr.. and Mrs. n. H. McLel-
Ian, Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Ashton. Mr..
and Mrs. Harry Weldon. MIR. and Mrs.
Harland J. Gray. Mr.. and Mrs. Harry
Robertson. and Mr.. and Mrs. Guy H.
Lawrence.
Bridge Luncheon Given
For Members of Club
Members of the Monday Bridge club
were entertained with a bridge lunch
con on their regular meeting day, the
hostess being Mrs. John NJ. Kellogg.
Chinese lilies were effective decora-
ton. Covers We're laid for Mrs. An
gus Cashion. Mrs. J. A. Johnson. Mrs.
Paul Ashton. Mrs. Edward Rudolph
Mrs. Il. T. Marks. Mrs A. III. McLel-
Ian, Mrs. Earnest l.. Hicks. Mrs. B.
V. Mccall, Mrs. T. l.. Royce. and Mrs.
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