davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The New York herald., 1921-10-23

IrIS Vi ldIHllltS tudt IOT SeHcIdJlOub
have been identified with the history
or New York. One OF the girls who
is to be brought cut during the win
ter Is Miss Louisa Mott Sanford,
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Henry
Gansevoort Sanford and granddaugh-
ter Of Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph T. Low.
a dance will be given for Miss San
ford by her grandmother, Mrs. Low,
in the ballroom of the Colony Club
on the night of December 90.
Mrs. Low is granddaughter of the
famous DIR. Valentine Mott and a niece
of Mrs. Isaac Bell. whose son. the late
Isaac Bell, married Miss Jeanette
Bennett, daughter OF James Gordon
Bennett, founder of THE New York
HERALD. Mrs. Lows mother was born
varnum, and the home of her parents
In the Battery was famous house OF
Its day. Mr.. Low is the brother of
the late Mrs Oliver Hartman. and
Miss Sanford's paternal grandmother
was born Stuyvesant. thus including
her among the descendants of the fa-
nous Peter Stuyvesant.
One of Miss Sanford's cousins on
the varnum side of her family who
will be introduced this winter is Miss
Rose de Rose. daughter of the late
Edward de Rose. Her mother, who
was Miss Susan Varnum. is a sister of
the late Gen. James M. varnum. Miss
Sanford Is a sophomore at Bryn Mawr.
Another member OF a family as
ISOLATED with the history of New York
since Colonial days is Miss Lspenard
Seabury, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
William Marston Seabury of 20 West
Ninth street. She Is directly de-
scended from the Lispenard and Leon
ard families who gave names to some
Of the oldest streets in this city and
also of Bishop Seabury. the first Epis-
copal Bishop of America. During the
summer Miss Seabury made an ex-
tended trip through Europe. Her
mother plans to hold an old fashioned
afternoon reception to introduce her
daughter on December II at the fam
lily home.
Mrs Joseph Wood Cushman. who will
, remain at Clovcrly Farms. her country
tpiace In Bedford, n. ". until the end
OF this month, will bring out this winter
} her second daughter. Miss Elizabeth
Lambert Cushman. whose sister. Miss
Mary Allorton Cushman. was introduced
year ago. Miss Cushman Is a niece
of Mrs. James Stewart Cushman cf
The New York herald., 1921-10-23
Miss Adelaide r. Ogden
to Become Bride Thursday
Daughter of Mrs John Routh Ogden Names Attendants
for Her Marriage to Mr.. Auguste P. Won Hemert
Other Weddings and Engagements.

man, Oakley Brown. Robert Fielder,
James Livingston. Carl Timpson and
Samuel Disbrow.
In the Presbyterian Church, Rye. N
Y. on the afternoon of November
Miss Theresa Lesher, daughter OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Lawrence Lesher
will be married to Mr.. Joseph Fahys
Cook OF this city. Mrs. Francis L.
Everett will be the matron of honor.
The other bridal attendants will include
Mrs. William NJ. Lesher Mrs. Frederick
Allen. Misses Martha Keep Dorothy
Connor and Elizabeth Boland. Mr.
Harry Cook will be his brothers best
man. The reception will be held at the
Cedars, the summer home or the bride s
parents.
Mrs. Horace Graham Myers OF 40
West seventy-fourth street has sent out
invitations for tho marriage or ner
daughter, Miss Clara Louise Myers. TO
Mr.. James o'Neil. son OF Mr.. and Mrs.
Thomas IT. O'Neil of this city and West
chester. The wedding will take place on
Friday afternoon. November 4, in St.
Stephens Church. West Sixty-ninth
street. A reception for the Immediate
relatives only will be held at the home
tended by Mrs. Frederick McKelvey OF
Rochester. N. v, az matron OF honor {;
Miss Caroline Pagan and Mrs I. Guy
Converse. who was Miss Louise Moore
and was married on July is In Green
wich.
Mr.. Ernest LuttrelI win be the best
man. Tho ushers will be Messrs. T. Guy
Converse, Norman Kendall Lawrence
Martin and Fargo Ballet.
Details have been completed for the
marriage OF Miss Frances Olivia Cald-
well, daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs. Edward
Caldwell Of sol West 10th street. 10
Mr.. John Walter Strauss. which will
take place Saturday evening In the
North Presbyterian Church, 155th street
near Broadway. The ceremony Will be
performed at o'clock by the Rev.
John r.. Mackay and will be followed by
a reception at the Hotel St Regis Miss
Caldwell will be attended by Miss
Eleanor Moore as maid of honor and
Misses Dorothy Rowland, Helen Calam.
Grace Bergen and Martha Morse. her
cousin. as bridesmaids. Her small
nephew, Edward James Caldwell. will be
page.
Mr.. Michael Revelio will be best man.
The ushers will be Messrs. w. Bruce
Caldwell, brother of the bride: Hugh
Boyd, Milton Sinehout and Alexander
White.
In ST. James's Church. Madison ave-
nue. and sevcnty-flrst street. on Satur-
Continued on Fourth Pdca
The New York herald., 1921-10-23

Announcement of the first dance OF
the season to be held by the Saturday
Evening Dancing Club on November 26
In the new ballroom Of the Hotel Plaza
was made yesterday by the committee.
The club was started last winter by the
debutantes. and. Judging from the large
number of applications for membership
already received this autumn. the dances
promise to be as popular as they were
last winter
Among the patronesses are Mines. It.
T. Oakley Rhinelander. Donn Barber.
Edward Livingston Coster. A Henry
Moeele. Edward Goldman Parish, Will
lam Pitt Trimble, Schuyler Warren.
Lindsley Tappin. William Murray Black
John Castles. Rudolph Kissel. Jr j.
1-heus Munds and Gerard Coster.
The New York herald., 1921-10-23

Nina ChatilloR. who passed part Of the
summer In Southampton. Mrs. George
Dallas Yeomans Of 2 East Eighty-sixth
street Is having a large luncheon party
on November 20 for her debutante
daughter. Miss May stoddard Yeomans,
for whom she Is giving a dance on
New Years Eve.
Mrs. Nathaniel C. Reynal viii bring
out her daughter. Miss Nathalie Reynal.
at tea on November 26 to be held
In the ballroom of the Colony Club.
The day following Mrs. George f. Black
we'll Is giving luncheon at the Ritz
Carlton for Miss Katharine J. Black
well. Bryn Mawr girl.
Mrs. S. Osgood Peli has selected
November 20 for dance to be given
in the ballroom at Sherry's In Park
avenue for her niece, Miss Catherine
Dews, daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs. J. III.
Dews Of California. Miss Dews was
one OF the bridesmaids at the wedding
of Miss Mary Cameron to Mr.. Juan r.
Mayer. last April
The New York herald., 1921-10-23
Clearing House Needed for the Mothers of Young
Women to Be Introduced to Society This Season

ner, followed by dancing in the Ritz
Carlton ballroom. and Mrs. Nathaniel
G. Reynal will have dance at the Col
ony Club for her daughter, Miss Ma
thalie Reynal. Mrs. Mortimer Schiffs
dance, on the night of December %, for
her daughter, Miss Dorothy Schiff, will
be held at 932 Fifth avenue, their family
home. Mr.. and Mrs. Irving Brokaw
have selected December 20 for the dance
which they are giving In the Ritz-Carl-
ton ballroom for Miss Barbara Bro
kaw.
Dates for the first part OF the ne~
year also are being chosen. Mr.. and
Mrs. Henry r. Schniewind are having
a dance for Miss Margaret NJ. Schnie-
wind on the night of January at
East Seventy-ninth street, and on the
night following Mrs. Robert Waller Is
having dance at the Ritz-Carlton for
her great niece, Miss Mary Sheffield.
who was with her in Southampton DIR
ing the summer
The first for this season of the Little
Dances will be held on Friday night In
the new ballroom of the Plaza and II
will be a supper dance to mark All
Halloween. Mrs. James T. Terry Is
organizing II and there will be some
three hundred subscribers. The patron
esses are Mines. Richard II. Wilson,
Griswold A. Thompson, Robert Graves.
Robert Ogden Bacon. James r. Deerins.
George T. Maxwell, David It. l.. Van
Buren,, Alfred N. Beadleston. David Hell
Ter and George Jay Gould. Jr. In ad-
vance OF the dance several dinners will
be given.
The New York herald., 1921-10-23

Mr.. and Mrs. Augene Sugny Renal are
giving a dance In the Ritz-Carlton ball
room on Christmas Eve for their dauSh-
ter. Miss Jeanne Reynal, and on the
same night Mrs. M. Bacon Gilbert VIII
have one at the Colony Club for her
daughter. Miss Margaret Bacon. Mrs.
III. Caslmir de Rham will give a large
dinner on the night of December rs in
the ballroom at Sherrys for her daugh-
ter. Miss Marion de Rham. and after
ward will take her guests to the Ritz
Carlton. where Mr. and Mrs. Henry l..
Batterman are having dance for their
daughter. Miss Beatrice w. Batterman.
Mrs. Graham Lusk Is giving a lance
at the Colony Club on the night of De-
cember rs for Miss Louise Lusk and the
night following there will be two dane os.
Mrs. John II. Prentice will have q din
The New York herald., 1921-10-23

BY common consent the night Of
December 2 is to be restricted to the first
for this season Of the junior assemblies,
which will be held as for several years
in the ballroom OF the Ritz-Carlton.
While there will no no other dances
that night. there will be in advance OF
the assembly many dinners for debut
antes. The assemblies, three In num-
Der. will be for the debutantes OF this
season and some OF last and the sub
scription list Is larger than ever. The
following day, December 3, Mr.. ana
Mrs. J. Rich Steers are giving dan
SAINT for their daughter. Miss r. Mary
steers. at 81 East Sixty-seventh street.
the family home. With the hrst week
in December there will begin success
sion Of luncheons and dances that VIII
continue well into February. New dates
are being added almost each day ana
later on numerous theatre parties VIII
be arranged. Mrs. Charles w. Irlppe
of 163 East Seventy-eighth street Is
giving tea on the afternoon of Decem-
ber 10 for her daughter, Miss Louise
Trippe. who last summer was In East
Hampton with her mother and IRE
uuently was in Southampton with MISS
Muricl Vanderbilt. Or that date Dr.
and Mrs. NJ. Allen Starr &C. west
Fifty-fourth street are holding an atta--
noon reception TO introduce their daugh-
ter Miss Katherine E. Starr.
Mr.. and Mrs. James A. Burden have
decided to give dance for their daugh-
ter, Miss Shiela Burden. on the night
Of December 16 at their home. 7 East
Ninety-first street. where they have
spacious ballroom. Mr.. and Mrs. PAYNE
whitney are having a ball on the night
OF December 20 In the new room OF the
Plaza. which Is one OF the most spacious
of the bathrooms recently built In New
York. Mrs. Louis G.. Kaufman Is CIV
ing a dance on the night Of Decem Der
2l In the Rltz-Carlton ballroom for
Miss Ann Kaufman and on the follow
ing night. in the same room, Mrs. Her
man D. Kountze is having one for her
daughter, Miss Elizabeth Kountze. Mr.
Clarence II. Mackay will give dance
on the night of December 22. also In the
Ritz-Carlton ballroom. for his second
daughter, Miss Ellin Mackay, and on
the next night Mrs. William Lowe Rice
will have large dance in the Plaza
ballroom for her daughter. Miss Helen
Lowe Rice. now In Europe with her
mother.
The New York herald., 1921-10-23

In ST. James's Church. Madison ave
nue. and Seventy-flrst street. on Satur
The New York herald., 1921-10-23

Continued on Fourth Pdoa
The Nevada County picayune., 1921-07-21

 OF GRAND JURY
The Following Is 4 Copy of The Report Of The Grand Jury, July Term 1921.
JG.,v 12-13-14 1921.

To The Honorable J. H. Medium, Special Circuit Judge.
 We the Grand Jury empanreled far the July 1921 Term of Circuit Court. report as follows:
 We have examined e witnesses and have returned 20 indictments.
 We find the records of the County wei land neatly kept.
 We have relied upon the report of the Commissioners of Accounts as to the correctness of the accounts Of the collecting officers of the County.
 We wish to call attention of the Court to the neglect fthe Justices of the Peace in the County. We find that all of them have failed to file re- ports with the Circuit Clerk as requir- cd by law, and many of them failed to file the transcripts of cases tried before them, and this has caused the Grand Jury great deal of trouble and inconyeitnee Many persons were held to the Grand Jury and on account of the negligence fthe Justice who tried the Case in not sending in the transcript the Grand Jury was unable .o investigate their cases We desire to recommend to the next Grand Jury to indict al of the Justices of the Peace who fail to file report and transcripts on or before the next term of this court.
 The committee appointed to investi- gate the condition of the County Jail report that the County needs a new jail and one should be built as soon as the finances of the County will justify it. However, they found the jail clean and sanitary an dthe Sheriff is doing the best he can nder the present poor conditions
 The committee appointed to inyesti- gate the con OF of the Poor Farm, report that the premises are well kept and that they now have three inmates
 We thank the Court and other off ( IFS fo rtheir courteous treatment and DOW ask to .e discharged.
 I. NJ Henry, Foreman.
 Clyde c Nelson, Clerk.
The Nevada County picayune., 1921-07-21
THE ED. c. MUTT SHOW
 HERE ALL NEXT WEEK.

The Mutt Show is no stranger to the people of Prescott, having played a weeks engagement here ? years ago. They played Magnolia and Waldo this spring, pleasing the people at every performance. Their company is far above the average. carrying company of ladies and gentlemen. The policy of the show for years has been clean moral shows. The opening play 1.-The Awaking." Comedy Drama in 4 acts is lesson true to life. To see this play will make you better man" or better woman" Vaudeville special ities between acts. Band concert on the street Monday, also in front of tent at ' 80 r. NJ Orchestra concert at S:15 Popular prices will prevail Tent will be located on the lot adjoin- ing the Farmers Union Warehouse
The Nevada County picayune., 1921-07-21
OUARRELED SINCE WEDDING DAY

My stomach and liver trouble made a regular grouc hof me. I was sore at everyone including my wife, and we quarreled every day since the wedding. She is dear little girl and I know it was my fault Mayrs Wonderful Rem edy was recommended for my stomach trouble, and since taking it have felt like a new man. My wife and I now get along beautifully" It is simple. harm less preparation that removes the ca tarrhal mucus from the intestinal tract and allays the inflammation which causes practically all stomach, liver and intestinal ailments, including ap- pendcitis. One dose vii lconvince or money refunded
 Hesterly Drug Store and druggists everywhere
The Nevada County picayune., 1921-07-21
Presidents 5 Letter.

The letter sent by President Hard
 m to Chairman Fordney protesting
 against a tariff on petroleum, which
 rs read into the Congressional Rec
 ord today by Representative Byrnes of Tennessee is as follows:
 T cannot refrain from expressing
 he hope that your committee will Make note of the foreign policy to which five are already committed and under which the government is doing very consistent thing to encourage the par tcpatiOn of Americans in the develop nent of oil resources in many foreign lands
 This course has been inspired by the growing concern of our country over the supply of crude oil to which we may turn for our future needs, not alone for our domenstic commerce but in meeting the needs of our navy and our mercantile marine to levy protective tariff on crude petroleum now would he at variance with all that ha sbeen done to safeguard our future interests. l can readily recognize the claim of some fthe oil producers for arOtectiye tariff O ntheir product, but such course of temporary relief would be so thoroughly out of harmony With the larger policy which I have n mind that I should he more than disappointed if Congress decides to levy tariff on import oil.
 The oil industry is so important 10 our country and our future is so utterly dependent upon an abundance u petroleum that I think it is vastly More important that we develop an abundance of rese urces rather than 'emporary profit to a lew producers WHO Feel the pinch of Mexican com Ftition."-Gazette
The Nevada County picayune., 1921-07-21
MRS SCOTT HOSTESS TO 'I6 CLUB

Among the delightful affairs of the week was the party yesterday after noon at the home of Mrs. Blake Scott, who entertained the 1916 club.
 The occasion at the Scott home was a scene of rare beauty. Quantities of field flowers, artisically arranged, ad- ded to the loveliness of the rooms where nine tables were placed for tha games of "500" the chosen pastime.
 After series of games delicious salad course wa served to the club members and the following guests Misses Irene Denman, Mary Hamilton, Gladys Nunn (Monticello,) Lena Cum mins, (Hot Springs,) Jerre Johnson, Amelia White, Gc.tIude Guthrie, Ei."s b, th Hamby, .';a Wco,hi, Margaret iiart, Lii Pittman, Georgia MarS!' aui Mesdames Hugh Yager Granite City) Clll Buchanan Lee Montgomery, Lynn Harrell, Werner Hamilton, Clyde Marsh (Memplhs,) E. F. Gordon, R P. Hamby aud Dale Denman O. T. Thompson of Sayre is . busi- ness wilton hpse today.
 Miss C. Nj. Gam left this morning 1 for Fl Dorado for visit
 |
 Mesdames R. P. Conkling and Chas.
The Nevada County picayune., 1921-07-21

A. E Cross has accepted position at Stiver's Barber hop, and will have charge of the second chair. Mir Cross is an experienced barber and will give you good service He invites his friends of the city and county to call on him there
The Nevada County picayune., 1921-07-21
c,. ..r,c InsinuatiOns Heard.

,..inuations and charges which, II
 ..od on the floor of House,
 '.a create a nation wide sensation,
 ~ ,.,ne freely circulated on the
 -, and in the hote Hobbies Re
 ,ran congressman even threaten \ asclose promises and maneuvers |[a renulted in the nomination of ..,aont Harding in the Republican |.,,pntion at Chicago last July. The \, naragraph of Harding's letter to .,.-osSman Fordney was the subject < mrticularly bitter comment by the sasnuendents here who are asking ,,stber it is better to shut out the u,ricsn Oil temporarily. to the ineon- ,,loncp of half-dozen big companies, ]. IA wreck several thousand small .rsrcan producers. The failure or 1, nil tariff will not pinch a few ,rericans producers" but will abso- rtlv ruin thousands of them, they large.
The Nevada County picayune., 1921-07-21

tho " Fng 0s
 esrMu| |you 0 ? & Ass ? h Mw ' ng | ~ want | {
 1roRy1|
The Nevada County picayune., 1921-07-21
l MEN BITTER
 : AT HARDING
,,terference With Petrol '' .,hsduls s', of Tariff Bill. Some or, D oe Threaten to Make Dis- .ho,t Circumstances of ,rsIdsnt's Nomination.

,,,rtop. July 13.-Ammunitlon N''. .atbored by oil tariff Repubii- e . final onslaught against the e N .4he House Thursday promises ,,.ate te' one "s' spectacular 5''swors, svo,'as
 'D VI, shake the ground around | white House . puos,oont ua ard- 'p ,..orference with the petroleum
 ,.,a of the tariff bill has become ,'a., among the thousands Of in- K |'''asdl t1eir businesses will be soDDled d \ { " ' the standard oil Company if '.,r m oil is defeated that little
 i,t is being placed on language.
The Nevada County picayune., 1921-07-21

Tom Wortham of Rosston is attend ing to business here today
 
 Miss Jessie Purifoy of Rosston is the guest of MT. and Mrs Geo. Christopher. Mrs Lee Doudle of Route 5 is in the city today shopping.
 Dan Finder of Gurdon is here today on business.
 E. N. Hamil of Humbolt, Tenn was a business visitor here yesterday. T I. Landers of route 6 was in the city today an dcalled at this office. Prof. ]. W. Teeter made a business trip to Hope today.
 L. H. Thomas made a business trip to Hope today. He will motor back with F. E. Rudy.
 W. N. Nix after a visit here left this morning for Shreveport on business. Don't forget our Syrup of .Hypophos- plates, if your appetite is weak. Buchanan Drug Store. 7-13 If
The Nevada County picayune., 1921-07-21

Cecil F. Gee passed through the city last night en route from Little Rock to Texarkana
 Mrs. I. NJ. Mohnkern of Gurdon S spending the da with her uncle John Fishers.
The Nevada County picayune., 1921-07-21

Tompkins are pending today in Hope guests of Mrs. J NJ. McFarlane and Mrs. J. B. Stone.
 Born-Tuesday to MT. and Mrs. k. Murphy of Route 3, a boy
 Judge McCollum spent last night at his home in Hope returning this morn ing.
 Van Otis andFred Campbell arrived yesterday from Hugo for visit with Mrs. Otis Moncref. The citizens of Christian Ridge are having the street oiled. Why not have cooperation on all streets?
 Mir and Mrs Carl Hines and Miss
 Mrs Hugh Yager of Granite City is the guest of her parents. Mir. and Mrs ! T. Nichols.
 Herbert Bullock and family and Mrs F. R. Askew are expected today from Hugo for visit with Mrs. Otis Mon crief and other relatives.
 Mrs. Ruby Ross of Bngen and Mrs Ernest Sullivan of Hope are nthe city to attend the funeral of Mrs. NJ c. livingston this afternoon.
 
 Fred Hamilton the advance man for the E. C. Mutt show was in the city yesterday putting up posters and mak- inng preparations for the big show which begin next Monday, July IS.
 We are glad to see MT Evy Ward out on the stree.. ffter his 'ol,s finement from the accident at the gravel pit He has been up for several days and we hop hat he will Jnt'p ue to improve.
 A. F Cross has accepted a position at Stiver's Barber hop, and will have charge of the second chair Mir Cross is an experienced barber and will give vou good service He invites his friends of the city and county to call on him there.
 NJ. and Mrs Carl Hines and Miss Lula Beth Gee left early this morning in their car for TeXarkana to spend the day. Mir. Gee says that early visit iii? on matters of this kind this eX cessive hot weather si an over taration to one who has no control with "Old Sol'' by putting in two or three hours overtime.
 Cecil F. Gee passed through the city last night en route from Little Rock to Texarkana.
 Mrs. I. NJ. Mohnkern of Gurdon S spending the da with her uncle John Fishers.
 Nh cU>yCu, xvInnJNC nAX
The Nevada County picayune., 1921-07-21

Il IS reported to this paper by City aafshall Willingham that so far this "eeA ne has found nine places where 'ue'e IS breeding mosquitoes. Some of uein are of the yellow fevertype. If 'Vnuioons like these continue there "' oe general roundup drive put 'A' ana all violaters or this ordinance v" De prosecuted warning-"See
 '' your place is free from stagnant Water.
The Nevada County picayune., 1921-07-21
HEMSTITCHING

am now at the Ozan Mercantile Go. where I am prepared to do your Hem stitching. Call or leave work thers and 1t will be promptly and neatly done Price 10c per yard.
 Mrs. w. R. White, Jr.
The Nevada County picayune., 1921-07-21

Bush Wynn left this morning for his home in Breckenridge Texas after vsit with his parents MT. and Mrs. E c. Wynn.
The Nevada County picayune., 1921-07-21

The defendant Louise Hamilton Is warned to appear in this court within 30 days and answer the complaint of the plaintiff, Grant Hamilton This 9th day of July, 1921. (SEAL) A. S. McGOUGH,
 Clerk
The Nevada County picayune., 1921-07-21

is M E. Cantley and Miss Mar s'' .. oantley left this morning for amps where they will visit Mrs. m daughter, Mrs. w. R. Boney. VIII be gone several months and ,,, "eif absence Floyd Hubbard and '4s will occupy her home.
 
 ' \. Nelms of Sutton is in the v 'oday on business.