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DANCE ron scI,oon ALrMNL

a subscription dance VIII be given by
the Hotctkiss Scfool Alumni Association
next Friday evening 81 uc!monicos 10
alumni and undergraduates 81 the scho,
and thclr friends M Artemus +. Gates
is chairman OF The committee. which In
ciu6es Nfessrs Henry L. De Forest.
Charles H. Merrii. George n Baker. j..
Thomas Is. Howell Norris * Parker.
Walter =. stumon. Harold ~. Turner.
Harold stanley Robert Mallory, Jr.
Edward " Coy Morgan J Brien.
Harold w. Carhart James =. Bryan.
Melville H. Trueadale. Bertrand T. Tay-
Tor. clifford n Mccall. Douglas Camp
bell John w. i.usor. Edward ". Power
Thomas j Robertson. Everett ~ Cas-
and John Ewing
Tho patroucsecs ore Mines. - Howard
A.drey. George r. Baker Jr. Herman
VI B.g-s. james q Bryan, Huber g..
HueNicr. George W Darlington Carrie
Is. Conwsy William d. Cooke Edward
III. COZ. Henry T.. We Foreat. Edward r.
Dwight. Thomas a Edison W y. Os-
eooj Field Alien b. Forbes Charles d.
HeminwaN. Ernest Hopkinson. Thomas
a. Howell Warren j Hoysradt Francis
r johnson. Darwin y. Kingsley Charles
r Lord .lg1od G. Lufkin, David J..
Luk.. Robert, Mallory John A. Mccall.
s. sherwood Merhln. Homer h. sawyer
Nathaniel G.. Scoviie, Orlgen s. Scy
nour. Frank D sprspie William X.
T~ueeGale. George r vincent and James
% NorrI.p4
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College Shows
Begin This Week

As regularly as the holiday season
comes. so do the annual fraternity
dances and varsity shows Of some OF
the leading colleges and universities.
to with much interest by the young set.
especially the debutantes, for they not
only furnish a pleasant diversion from
the usual form OF entertainment but
afford an opportunity for renewing ac-
quaintances.
The Princeton Triangle Club will be
the first to have its show. which is
scheduled for Saturday at the Waldorf
Astoria, and the Cornell University Glee.
Banio and Mandolin Club will have It's
Christmas concert and dance on Wednes-
Waldorf. where dances will be given by
lambda CANA Sorority on December
Il. the freshman class OF Fordham Uni
versity on December 80. y. a. Sorority
on Decembe- Is. the Theta Delta chi
Fraternity on December % and Sigma
Beta Chi Sorority on December 80. The
Hotchklss School Alumni Association
will give a subscription dance on Friday
evening III Delmonicos
They Never Come Back" Is the title
OF the Princeton Triangle Clubs show
and II is said TO be the best OF the many
comedies ever given by that body OF
"oung men. 1t Is tho work Of the un-
dergraduates and will be presented I'M
der the direction OF few Of the fac
uty members. II Is Peruvian farce,
full Of catchy music and a large chorus,
made up Of undergo duates VINO are
clever dancers as well as singers. Mr.
Waiter p. Folmer Of this city. who
scored big success last year az fe-
male impersonator In The Isle Of sur
prise" VIII have similar role this year.
Mr. Edward ". Viewer OF New York,
another of last years stars also WI
have an important place IN the cast tnis
season. The cluD carries RS own ore
chestra Of twenty-five pieces. There
will be two performances. afternoon and
evening, the last being followed by
dancing. The show as usual VIII oc
given under fashionable patronage.
The annual Christmas dance of the
Theta Delta Chi Fraternity OF Amherst
College will DE held az the Waldorf
Astoria on wednesday evening December
%. under the direct on OF committee
consisting of the Messrs. James shaw.
Edward A. Robertson George W. Nc
Faddcn. IT.. and Lansing II. Kccier the
latter being chairman.
The receiving committee is composed
Of Mines Samuel +. Shaw, Frank Bart
lett, Peter H. keeler. j. Maynard
Nissan. Helena a. Robertson and g orge
w. McFadden. Misses Mary Gunnson
and Dorothy Haigiu
on Friday evening the annual dance
OF the Hotchklss School Alumni Aesocia-
tlon will be held az Deimonico's and VIII
be attended by many Of the alumni ana
undergraduates and their friends Mr.
Artcmus l.. Gates ia chairman of the
committee on arrangements II VIII be
under the patronage OF many prominent
women. including MmeA George ". Car
rlngton, Thomas a. Edison. Thomas A.
Howell. George r. Baker. Jr. Hermann
NJ BIsga. Allen Il Forbes. S. stanwocd
Menien. David l.. Luke, Nathaniel G.
Scovilie w y. OsEood Field. O. S.
Seymour, James ID. Voorhees,, Darwin r.
William II. Truesdale, Charles
VI. Hemingway. earle c. Conway. John
A. Mccall, GeorgeSc. Vincent, Henry J..
&c Forest and Edr lrd r Dwight
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n,tL ron woMrN's work.

There has been q most cncouraring
sale oc boxes ana tickets for tho ball %
be held on the night Of December ~ Of
the plaza for the benefit of che building
f,ind OF The Madison Avenue Exchange
for Womau'a Work, which ig being
erected at ,Ig Madison avenue. Among
.ha box ho'd,rs Will be- Mines Ira Bar
rows William Lowe Rice. William a.
Jauiison. 3D. A. Cordicr. Albert H. WIS
gin y Hamilton Dalton, stephen =.
T~.rc. Jr Frederick Gunther Arson r.
Flower Charles Newcomb. Arthur Ityle.
WHVum d. Ivison. G.. A. Schneider.
Thomas Denny and MClvln a. Bronson
and Mics Rosamund Upham.
During the evening an exhibition
dance ~ members Of the Russian ballet
will be given under the direction o.
Stanlslaw Portapovitch formally n
member OF the Russian Imperial Ballet.
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MRS. CARROLL
DANA WINSLOW
ssero ~ DUPONT ATsl'ss-

and Mrs. George W. Horton OF 81 West
Seventy-flfth street. % MT Walter Al
fred Uafner. son OF Mr. and Mrs. Alfred
Hafacr Of ;59 West lS1th street. Miss
Horton Is a graduate OF the Benne-i
School, Mi.lbrook. X. y. Her .ianco was
graduated from Williams College. Dun
Ing the war he served abroad Ia the
United States ambulance service with
the French and was decorated by the
French Government
Mr. and Mrs. Frederick L. Brown O.
Perth Amboy, n. j.. have announced
the engagement of their daughter, Miss
Agnes Brown. 70 Mr.. Alfred Ma thiasen
of ksyport y. T., son Of the late Kari
Mathiasen MI Mathiasen was gradu-
atod sroIa Princeton In 1917 and served
IN he naval aviation corps during the
war
NJ and Mrs. James seeley Mastermar
OF Brewster. -. Y, and a West Tenth
street, haTe made formal announcement
OF. the engagement OF their dauga :es,
Miss Helen l. MaSterman. to M. Colin
Gemnill Grvsn or Manchester. l,re-
land. Miss Masteunar IS graduate OF
Packer institute. Brooklyn. Mr.. jirvai.
was flight officer in the Z. z. G.
during tire war and was AWARDED the
Military Cross
When Mr. and Mrs. Chance Melton
Vought return from their wedding trip
they vii live at 44O Park avenue. where
they VIII be at home after January 4.
Mrs. Vought wag Mrs. Emo Lewis Wiley
apd Is the daughter OF Afr. and Mrs.
William Jefferson Lewis OF Pittsburr.
Her marriage 20 Mr. Nought took place
Saturday last in St. Thomas Church.
Aii. and Mrs Reginald Rome. whos.
marriage was celebrated recently IA =
Thumaa's Church. have taken an Jpar
mcnt n. Park avenue and Fif;y-seveut4
street -ybch they wiz occupy o- tie
return from tncir wedding trip. Nf7
Roons was Miss Gabrielle icQuato'.
daughter Of the late Mr.. James 7. No
Olaide % London and Mrs. McQuSilc
az this city. The ceremony. which was
performed by the Rev. Dr. Ernest u
Stires. was followed by o reception a.
the home NJ the brides godmother. Mrs.
Lemuel " Serrell, 3S West Fifty
fourth street
AR aud Mrs Harry Philips Jr.. who
were married recently at the -. Regis.
ero spending their honeymoon n Flor
ida They will make their home IN New
York Mrs Phillips WAS Miss Ed.th
Mildred Engel. daughter " Mr. and Mrs.
Max Engel OF LOG Central PARK WeeI
Mr Phillips is the son of MIR. ani Mrs.
Harry Phillips - tte Hotel Peler
Stuyycsant. 9 West Eighty sixth street
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WOMEN OF SOCIETY ENGAGE
SEATS FOR BOXING BOUTS TO
AID "GANGSTER" MOVEMENT


er1inc in essay" L Praise the
OF
81 a
movement establishing
In
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Future Brides Non
Being Entertained

A : is usual at this season Of the
a year. there are Few weddings,
n but engagements stiH continue
20 be announced ana the future brides
come IN Tor ,heir share Of attentions
and many entertainments are given
in their honor.
One IF the interesting eurage.Eents
Just announced is that Of Miss Grace
Ebert e. tha Rcv. Peregrine Neave
Maitland, youIeesc son Ok the late
Rev. Whitaker Maitland o. Loughton
Han, Essex, England. Miss Ebert Is
the SISTER Of Nine. Bcnrimo OF 1 East
Fifty-sixth street. and Mrs. Cold
thwaite Dorr of iForest Hills. /. T..
who made the announceme on
Tuesday evening Mr.. and Mrs. Dgby
Maitland gave a dinner at their home.
S99 Park avenue. Tor Miss EIber. ard
tho Rev. Mr.. Maitland Th- wedding
will take place ID The spring az
the Maitland hone. HricNclauDs. n
LoLghton. England
Another .atcrca,lns Engagement an.
daughter ~ Mr. Thomas T. Lovejoy 90
MIR. George dc Lancoy Harris, son Of Nv
-. r. Harris 81 THE city Miss LOveioy
les a graduate Of iae jardner School.
this ci;y Her father is president Of
the Manhattan LILO Insurance Company
Nj Harris was 70 member OF the class
~ rs %, Harvard and served two years
With Else American Ambulance irlrancc.
Ile engagement was announced last
wcea OF Ml.s Florence x. van Tin.
daughter o. Mr. and Mrs. j. LoulS van
Iclm az t>cW Rochelle, to Easign Robert
Spraluc. L. :. n Mics van Ielms
father IS Nice-preydcnt of the New To-X
Lie Insurance and Trust Company En-
sign Spraguc is tho son OF Nv and Mrs
FianE j. sprague of 2ti West End ave-
nue. lie was graduated from the Naval
Academy boo 1919 and Is az present sta
tened on board the batt'oahip Pe-nsyl-
yania. During Tho var he saw service
IN for,.s waters
Archer Interesting enga cement 5uat
.u.1urecd y that 81 Mise Jessie Sath.
oriae Lo1dcil o. MIR Holm James chew.
Miss lobdell is jho daughter % Mr. ANA
Mrs Frederick Watkins Lobdc'l OF
laurel uin roed Mountain Lakes. ". j.
Robert y Chew Sc Washington. n. g..
ind wss graduated from Cornell Uni-
yetsit, During the way ha was
Lieutenant IN thc Naval Reserve.
From Albany comes the announce
ncnt OF tine engagement OF Mics Re-
hcecn Mctrdcld Selkirk daughter az Mr..
suI Mrs William Ierrifeld SelkirlS ~
'hat titt to Mr.. Waiter Hassett lGeough.
son of STR ana Mrs. Jomes Koogh Of $50
Central Park West. Miss SelEir,s Is
pr.a t-rrau1il lghtcy OF Sir Charles Sci.
kirk 10 Scotland. who founded she town
of scl.,rk y. y. Mr.. keogh is an alum.
rus ~ Hobart. member Of the Sigma
Chi fraternity and % associated with
hi. brother iu Wall street.
No date mas been set for the wedding
Of Miss Marion Connect. daughter %
Mr. aid Mrs Eugene Connect. Jr. o.
woodlands. ~ r.. 20 Mr.. Charles ~
Iewett %. whose enga cement was an.
nouncod last week Mr.. Jewett Is the
SOL OF Mr.. and Mrs George W. Jevett
Of Is East Tenth street.
The engagement IL announced OF Miss
Millicent Jane Horton, daughter OF Nh
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backwash of the city and making it
clean. healthful manhood, mon lily
and physically.
IN these boxing bouts representative
society OF New York, with committees
Of noted men and women and a large
collaborating group of this winters de-
outsntes, will advocate for the first time
boxing by expert professional and anna
teur boxers as a means OF ballroom
amusement. Mrs. Vincent Astor's name
heads the committee of patrons and
patronesses. The name of Miss Laura
Mabon leads a list of Atty young women
and debutantes who form the Junior
league auxiliary OF the ''gangster" move,
rnent. Mr.. Thomas w. Slocum, presi-
dent of the Harvard Club, will be the
head usher. and thirty other members
OF that club will assist him in seating
the audience. which promises to exceed
two thousand persons In number.
Programme of Bouts.
The master of ceremonies viii be the
Rev. Herbert Shipman. rector of the
Church OF the Heavenly Rest Mr..
Alpheus Geer. founder OF the Marshall
5tillnan movement and clubs: Judge
Otto Rosalsl<y. Mr.. John Vernon Bou-
vier. Jr. 4; Sheriff David II. Knott and
Miss Pauline o. Field, president OF the
New York Association OF the Criminal
Bar, will make short explanatory ad-
dresses The referees OF the bouts will
be Major A. J. Drexel Blddle. Dan
Hickey OF the New York Athletic Club
and Warren Barbour. and Joseph Rudy.
~ the ''rnegaphono voice." will be the
official announcer.
Following is to be the programme Of
bouts:
Harry Sutton, u. s. 9. Pennsylvania,
eeatherweight champion OF the Atlantic
neet. We. Steve Slater OF the u. g. 8.
CulRoa.
Bob Fftzsimmons. Jr.. VS.. Eddie Nu-
gent
william spengier, iight-heavyweiSht
olympic champion. VS.. Stretch BALDWIN.
william Spengier va. Frank Adams.
Frank Adams We. Stetch Baldwin.
AL. schoenfeld va. Charley Martin.
Harlem Tammany Murphy. boxing in
structor at Governors Island, vs.
Huhgey Murphy.
Six short bouts by the members Of the
Wales avenue gang. who form the
Bronx branch of the Marshall Stillman
Athletic Clubs.
The boxes in the ballroom have been
engaged by Mrs Aston, Mrs. Willard D.
Straight Admiral II. b. Wilson and
staff, Mr.. John Nee. Bowman, who DO
mated the portable boxing ring: Mrs.
Abbott Meredith. Mr.. Francis Sklddy
Marden. Mr.. George w. Sweeney. Mrs.
Charles Dana Gibson. Mrs. Herbert
shipman. Mr. Otis f. Wood Mr.. Charles
Morton Bellak, Miss Anne Morgan, Mrs.
Henry Clarke Coe. Mrs. Winthrop Cow
din, Miss Ruth Marden. Mr. William II.
Wolff, who Is treasurer OF the move
incnt; Miss q. y. Geer Mr.. Alpheus
1eer. Mrs. Vanderbilt Webb. Mr.. WILL
IAN Barbour and Mr. Lou G. wallick
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NUMEROUS DANCES
ARRANGED FOR CHARITY

WITH Saturday night Is to come
dancing party called christmas Fee
oval and Mlstletoe Dance" in the Plaza
w the Catholic Art Association. The
film The Canonizntion Of Joan Of
Arc,' which IS the only moving picture
.ver taken OF the inside ceremonies Of
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Pease, chairman OF the committee. will
be assisted by Mines. John Seely Ward,
Carl A. de Gersdorff John T. Terry. w.
Gilman Thompson, George L. Brewer.
John A Mitchell. George F. Baker, Jr ;
Lyman Il. Gibson, ]. Herbert Johnston,
Samuel II. Ordway, Norman T. Ream,
Robert c. Roam. Charles s. Smith,
Charles c. Taylor and F. NJ Doubleday
and Miss Mabel Choate.
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dance for her daughter. Miss Annie
Burr Auchincloss.
ore NJ the first brides OF the new
year viii be Miss Evelyn Sheldon
Walker daughter OF Mrs. Starr King
Walker. Of 12S East Thirty-elghth
street who will 'be married 10 MIR &.
January 4 In the Church Of tie Heaven
~ Rest. The ceremony will be per-
formed by the Very Rev. James 7. Rua-
sell, canon OF the Washington Cathedral
and uncle OF the bride, who viii be MS
sisted by the Rev. Dr.. Herbert Shipman.
Miss Walker is "a granddaughter Of the
late James O. Sheldon OF this city and
was graduated from the Spence School.
She is to have for her matron Of honor
Mrs. Clarence G. Mlchalis. Her other at
PENDANTS Will be the Misses Dorothy
bridegroom TWO small cousins of tpe
bride. Cecily and Jack Work. viii act
as flower girl and page.
Mr.. Abram +. Morrill, WIN be his
brothers best man. The FISHERS will BE-
MI Richard c. morrill,. another brother
McssrS. Clarence 9. Michalis, John ~
Cole. Malcolm Meacham. Charles Pres-
brcy and james L. Russell. Jr. The
reception will be held In the ballroom Of
bride return from their wedding trip
they viii be at the home of her mother.
who viii 80 % California Cor the rc-
nainicT ~ the winter.
1h8 marriage OF Mre. Elise Holmes
Vocs laughter OK Air and Mrs. Jabish
Holmes, 20 Mr.. Edwln r. Wanuer win
take place next Thursday at the home
4.
street After tho wedding Mr. Wnn1ei
and his bride viii so to Plnehur1t, y. a..
and s7r'y ~ March VIII sail for Earure.
s or.dc of neNt saturday win Be- Miss
A1r,a lie Seiding. daughter OF AFR and
Mrs Joel De Seldiag % 55 East Eighty
sixth street who Will be married to Mr.
william Leicester Van beer % Phua-
delpa,a. ia 81. James's Church. Madison
avenue and seventy first street. Mis-
Josephine de SEEDING Is 20 act "a her
sisters maid OF honor and the other
bridal attendaats will be hrp Alfred
Ozark Bedford, Misses Eleanor Faics
coward. Catherine Ofie. Dorothy lJari
ton esther Smith and Josephine prim-
roca Reeves Mr. Irving + Barrie. "a.
Great Neck. l.. T.. will serve as best man.
Tho ush.rs viii include Mcssrs Edward
fitzgerald ue SEEDING. cousin % the
brides Henry Mason Day Spencer D..
Jones. Edward LongstTcth. Henry clay
Adams William Hudson, Robert Dixon
Bartlett and Edward c. Stoyer Tho
reception viii be held az the Gotham.
Mrs. Henry Mason Day. aist.r of ;he
bride. win have a dinner and dance Tor
the bridal party the night before the
wedding Mr.. Van Lcer will give ME
farewell bachelor dinner ncNt Thursday
nisht at The philadelphia RACQUET ana
Tennis Club
Among the entertainments OF .rts
week win De tho evening mus'c1'o which
Mr. and NIrs. Charles j. Mitchell win
give on Tuesday at their home q29 Fifth
avenue. The artists will be- Mics May
Mui;le, cello; Rafael Diaz. OF the Metro
poNtan Opera, and Francis Meoyc. piano.
The second for this seaeot 81 AR
BagLy's musical mornings will be- held
tomorrow at II in the grand ballroom
Of the Wald0rf-Astoria The artists will
be Misc Geraldine Farrar and Mario
Chamlee, Of the Metropolitan Opera
Misc Ada sassoi, harp. ard Joan Manen.
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The second for this seaeot 81 AR
BagLy's musical mornings will BE- held
tomorrow at II in The grand ballroom
of the Waldorf-Astoria. The artists will
be Misc Geraldine Farrar and Mario
Chamlee, Of the metropolitan Opera f;
Misc Ada sassoii. harp. ard Joan Manen.
a Spanish violinist.
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Among the entertainments W iris
week wiz De the evening mus'cl'o which
Mr and NIrs. Charles j. Mitchell win
give on Tuesday at their home q39 Fifth
avenue. The artists will be- Mics May
Mu5le, cello; Rafael Diaz, OF the Metro
poNtan Opera, and Francis Aieoyc. piano.
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Mimnaugh's S Sale.

Is now on and in coats and coat
suits and dresses and skirts and shirt
waists and millinery this has long
been headquarters in this section and
still maintains that reputation. #
you want or need anything in the
lines here mentioned it will be well
for you to call at Mimnaugh's before
you make your purchase. His mil
liner is par excellence and knows
how to make your hat look just like
it was. made for you and your style
of beauty. Read his ad in this paper
and then make straight for the store
while the goods remain, because they
have a way of getting away from,
there as soon as the buying public is
apprised OF the new arrivals.
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NOTICE OF SALE OF REAL
ESTATE

Under and by authority of the last
Will and Testament Of Sallie c..
Metts, deceased, l will sell to the
highest bidder before the Court
House at Newberry, South Carolina,
on Monday, Salesday, April 5th,
1920, at eleven o'clock a. m., or
Immediately after the Judicial sales,
ali that piece, parcel Or tract of land
lying and being situate about one
half mile south Of Slighs and two
miles west Of Little Mountain, in the
County of Newberry, State Of South
Carolina, containing six:y-one (6D
acres, more or less, and bounded by
lands Of E. r. Shealy, formerly lands
of George ". Bowers, deceased, lands
of George A. Counts, lands of J. H.
Wise and perhaps others. Terms Of
sale, cash. Purchaser to pay for
papers and revenue stamps.
JOHN 3. LATHAM,
AS Executor OF the last viii and
Testament Of Sallie C.. Nets,
deceased.
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Funeral at Newberry.

Funeral services for Milton A.
Carlisle, prominent Newberry citizen,
who was found dead in his bed at the
home of his daughter, Mrs. r. M.
Kennedy Of Newberry, last Thursday
morning, were held at his home yes
terday afternoon. A number of
friends and acquaintances from Co.
lunnbia attended the services.
Mr.. Carlisle was one Of the best
known citizens of Newberry and had
many friends who feel in his death
a great loss to the community. He
was associated with the activities Of
the town and was for a number of
years president cf the National bank,
only retiring when he had reached
an advanced age. He was IS years
Of age.-The State, 18th.
The services were held at 8 o'clock
at the residence of DR.. r. NJ. Ken
nedy, conducted by Rev. J. w. Car
son of the A. R. P. church, of which
church Judge Carlisle was men,
Der. The following citizens were
the pallbearers:
Active: j. NJ. Kinard, J. A. Bur-
ton, C. G. Blease, Jesse Hit, Milton
Caldwell, J. J. Langford,' ". E. Wal
lace, R. G. Perry:
Honorary: Sam McCrackin, G. S.
Mower, G. B. Cromer, F. N. Martin,
H. C. Holloway, DR.. E. C. Jones, 0.
Klettner, F. L. Bynum, H. L. Parr,
Harry W. Dominick, ". H. Wallace.
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LIEUTENANT WEBB LOST
IN STORM OFF COAST

Mr.. William R. Reid received a
telegram from his sister, Mrs. Webb
of Washington, on Monday stating
that her son, Lieutenant Commander
James Reid Webb, had been report
ed lost off the coast of California on
Friday night during the storm that
ragged there. Lieutenant Webb was
on the submarine destroyer during
the war and has been in the army for
sometime, and was a fine young fel-
low.
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about four months; and it is still an
anxious time with her, Germany be-
ing in the throes Of bloody revolu-

about four months; and it is still an
anxious time with her, Germany be-
ing in the throes of a bloody revolu-
ton, in which the small American
expeditionary forces may have to
take part.
Col. NJ. NJ Buford of Newberry,
S. c., one of the salesmen for the
Middle Georgia Oil & Gas Co., of
this county, was among the many
visitors to the scene of the drilling
Tuesday, and was one of the guests
at the big barbecue which was spread
at Brooks Spring Tuesday evening
for the entertainment of the visitors.
Mr.. Buford is Confederate veteran
and wears the distinction of being one
of the most successful salesman who
is working for the company.-San-
dersville Progress, 10th.
DR.. E. C. Pierce, optometrist, has
sold his business here to DR.. H. NJ.
Bigby of Greenville. DR.. Bigby ar
rived today, Monday. There has
been string of optometrists in
Newberry during the past several
years, and as they have all been good
men no doubt DR.. Bigby is in that
class. Dr.. Pierce left on Saturday
for his new field, Gaston;a, n. G. He
said he didn't have time to say good
bye individually to all and asked The
Herald and News to say SO for him
and to thank them. collectively for
their patronage and kindness.
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Metts-Mayer.

Miss Fannie Metts and Mr.. W. T.
Mayer of Newberry were married
yesterday morning Miss Nets has
been stenographer for the Southern
States Realty company for some
time. Mr.. Mayer is brother of Mr..
J. L. Mayer, formerly Of New Mar
ket, and is we'll known in the city
Greenwood Index-Journal, 18th.