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conference in Cleveland. Mrs. Florence
Spencer Duryea, national directress Of
women's organizations for the relief
organizations, won immediate response
by her presentation of the work al
ready done in saving these victims of
Turkish cruelty and in her appeal for
the thousands of girls still imprisoned.
For the purpose Of bringing together
the Canadian women who arc living
in New York City. an organization
known as the Canadian Business and
Professional Women's Club Of New
York City has been formed.
A number Of men and women from
Canada made short addresses, telling
the fifty members of the newly formed
club who were present Of tho good
work which they will be able to do
as body in the upholding of the
ideals of Canadian women in America,
the welcoming of other Canadian
women who come to New York to
carry on professional careers and help
ing them to become accustomed to
conditions in new country.
1t is the aim of this organization
to open club rooms, where the members
will feel at home to entertain guests.
There will be one more general meet
ing before the end of the present club
year, but during the summer vacations
the members have set themselves to
the task of raising sufficient funds to
realize their ambitions Of "club rooms
by 1922"
The annual meeting Of the Manhat-
tan Study Club, Mrs. Edith r. Pear
sons president, was held at the Nc
Alpin Hotel Monday. The following
officers were elected: President, Mrs.
Edith f. Pearsons; first vice-president
Mrs. Erwin Torok; second vice-presi-
dent, Mrs. Arthur H. Bridge; treas
urer, Mrs. Henry Mcdowell recording
secretary, Mrs. Frederick Pennell; cor
responding secretary, Mrs. James F..
Page; directors, Mrs. Frederick Pflomn.
Mrs. Jonathan G. Wells, Mrs. Kenneth
Robinson, Mrs. John II. Knox and Mrs.
J. E. Crum.
The president Of tho club will give
reception and tea Thursday at her
home, $50 West End Avenue, for club
presidents and members of the Man
haitian Club.
LIE Lyceum, Societe des Femmes de
France q New York, will celebrate the
Jeanne d'Arc national French annual
memorial. decreed last year by the
French government for the second Sun
day in May, by assisting on Saturday,
May z, at "The Trial of Jeanne dare"
rendered by Margaret Anglin.
Tho Rev. Father O'Keefe, Of the
Church Of the Good Shepherd, will
pronounce the invocation. and an ad-
dress will be given by the president
Of tho society, Nine. Carlo Polifeme,
Miss Anglin will receive tho society
after the play.
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Notes of the Womens Clubs s-Affars in Society

ter r; Conley and Mrs. John J. v.
Donald. - Nc
The annual luncheon Of the .,,,h -.
be held May at the Hotel Commnod~ili VIII
Tickets may be obtained fror, f'a9re .
George M. Clyde, 229 Lincoln PR iars
Brooklyn. race,
The Society of Kentucky. wo,
Mrs. Bedeil Parker president. viii lug Luz y,
a luncheon at the Waldorf-Astor;ssw ss'e Va
8. The program will include aTaavv q .asv
to the Flag" by Amelia Bingham, 'ass
address on "What Our Fisv M. an
When Far Away From Home" By ssas Ns.n
ton D. Gilbert and a group, OF zone. 80 e
Mrs: E. II. Stevens. Mrs. Thomas d. y
ley is chairman of the luncheon. s1's'
Mrs. Owen Kildare was the .nss,.
at the closing meeting of the conuse nuse'
tion Of the National League Of Amsr;
can Pen Women, held in Washjnoton
Her topic was "The Women's Natiana~i'
Club-A Progressive Movement s''fa. "a.
Women" Others attending the eos
vention from New York were the NJ
York president, Mrs. Ruth Mason R;e..
DR.. Winifred Sackville Stoner. Nv.
Margaret Goodman. Jessie Tsrbasr.
Beals. Mrs. Stoddard, Mrs. W. Bsksr
DR.. Morton, Mrs. H. C. Coe and Blanc.
Fish-Turner.
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are Mrs. William C. Demerest, record
ing secretary; Mrs. Edmond J. Lcger,
corresponding secretary; Mrs. Thomas
j. Vivian, treasurer; Mrs. A. A. Mon
roe and Mrs. Ernest Kennedy.
Mrs. II. Mcclellan Wade and Mrs
Theophilus Hilton were elected dele
gates to the New York State Federation
of Women's Clubs, which will hold its
next convention in Buffalo in October.
DR.. Frances W. Mcneil and Mrs. Will
liam A. Gable we're elected delegates
to the New York City Federation of
Women's Clubs. with Mrs. Alex Heber-
man and Mrs. 7. G. Kaiser as alter
mates. Mrs. E. J. Leger was reelected
to the board Of the Congress of States
Societies.
AS finale to the season a card party
will be given at the Hotel Aston for the
benefit Of the reserve fund. 1t will be
in charge of Mrs. E. J. Lcger, chair
man.
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Club TO Elect Officers

The election Of officers for the on
suing year will take place at the an
nual meeting of the University of
fennsylvania Club of New York CITY.
Which will be held in Hotel Pennsvlvs,
MIA on Tuesday. The nominating com
mmlttee' consisting of Judge Henry G..
YARD William A. Redding, S. Mallet-
1;as 1;asvosI' William B. Boulton and Will
lowing as candidates: William l., Saun- mn,
GERS president; William Mcclellan.
hrst ,yice.-president; Robert C. Hill
second vice-prcsident; William Gnc,
gennelm, treasurer, and Luther Martin
1r'' secretary. The committee also has
nominated six members Of the council
TO take the place Of the six auto
matically retiring. They are L. r.
Gurtls, Milton V. Snyder, Frank A.
Paul, M. W. Upper. Paul Richardson
Clio, of New York City, Mrs. William
+. Miner president, Mrs. Charles Duane
Baker honorary president, will meet to-
morrow at the Hotel Astor. Mrs. =
Eugene Allendorf is chairman and the
program will be "A Day With the
poets." Poems will be read by Sara
benton Dunn, Jerome Rogers Howard.
anna catherine Markham and Alice T.
1yes ls ana tnere will be songs by Lucille
Nelson, soprano, with Gorden Stanlnv
as accompanist.
~ At the. April meeting of the Iowa
New Workers, Mrs. w. ThummelI nres;-
dent, held at the Hotel Astor. these
omcers were elected: Mrs. C. s. Cal
iia:Cher,, first vice-presiGent; Mrs. Viii
lam +. Johnes, third vice ce-president.
Mrs. c: +. S. Whitney, RECORDING secre,
ttary; Mrs. ". O. Bagley, treasurer:
mrs. =: +. West, chairman of member.
snip; MIS-. Langland, chairman of re-
of courtesies. snN iasn
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Life as a Fine Art Club
Members Are Entertained
Musical and Literary Program
Is Given in Biackwell's
Tsfuud ,Hnra,e

Members of Life as Fine Art Club,
Mrs. Mildred Manly Easton president,
were entertained at tea on Friday af-
ternoon by DR.. and Mrs. Nelson w.
Thompson at their residence on Black
Wells Island. There were piano NUM-
bers by Nine. Kuhr-Schneider, soprano
solos by Efie Stewart, recitations by
Mrs. Lillian Gardner Lardner, an ad-
dress by Mrs. Easton and greetings by
Dr.. and Mrs. Thompson.
Among those present were Mrs. J. c.
William, Mrs. Eva Ross, Mrs. r. J. Pye,
Mrs. NJ. Shelter, Mrs. G. II. Congdon,
Mrs. r. Schmidt, Mrs. Claire Stevens,
Mrs. Stanley Smythe, Mrs. John Lee,
Mrs. William Crossler, Mrs. William F.
kuhr, Mrs. s. E. Dittman, Mrs. L. A.
Dittman, Mrs. l.. Nj. Evans, Mrs. George
Schuck, Mrs. A. Mason, Mrs. ". B.
Gordon. Mrs. F. II. Gardner. Mrs. A. NJ.
Gale, Mrs. Helen X. Carter, Mrs. Henry
Dwight, Mrs. e. +. Donovan, Mrs. Marie
Schneider, Mrs. Sara Hogan, Mrs. Wal
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Society Elect Officers

The annual meeting of the Society
Of New York State. Women was held
Monday at the Hotel Astor. Reuorts
OF the officers and chairman told OF
the clubs work and financial condition.
The following officers were elected to
serve for. the next two years: DR..
Frances w. Mcneil, Mrs. Austin Finegan.
Mrs: Daniel P. Duffis, Mrs. Alexander
Herberman, Mrs. Dan Smith, Mrs. c.
Donnellon. Mrs. Frank Morriss and
Mrs. c. C. Jackson, the four to be Re-
s,pectlvely president, first vice -presi-
cent, second vice president and third
SSlss,JPrea'oens, Sns = eo mt i Ihe mepaers of the
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Child Psychology Urged
Studied by Club Women
Mrs. Gertrude Steele Chambers, Expert on Subject,
Launches Campaign to Induce N. Y. Organiza-
tions to Establish Special Training Departments

An appeal the cubwoen of New for
the study Of child psychology will be by Mrs. Gertrude Steele
Chambers Of Montgomery Aa applied psychology
meetings in the Town Hall, April 90.
Special invitations have been presidents New
rangements being made Of Soros Eclectic
the Brooklyn Womans Club to be
"Every club
psychology affects the ho Chambers
returned from conferences with ubwomn
members take the lead child
develop constructive emotions which happiness
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War Workers to Meet

Melville E. Stone, president of The
Tssociated Tss0c Press; CASTOR Liebert,
srench Consul General: Collin Dela.
vaud. representative of the HAAS s
nr..;d.AEs Msws Agency j in America; E. Amiot,
tho Great War, and Charles A. Cofin
New York attorney. viii be 'tl". the
sssas;oa sussts Of i honor at the dinner on the
Of the American Field Service which ui,iol,
viii be held at the Hotel Pennsylvania
,Gn.i.1s.yy On fr.day and and Saturday: Ambassador
and others. will be Myron T. HerricS
newly appointed Ambassador to France:
: Fau1 u cnr.yssh, n.,saa,:. Win Irwin and Colonel
Andrews, who was chief Of tho s.rv;"a ,iss
IN France. will act as toastmaster. ~
c Ihe Bronx Women's Republican
Club. Mrs. H. secor TONES raiLusn presidert
TSs Tse,a thursday u'as a. PISA BAthgate Avenue.
Henriets, Henri was sa,,r a musical program. Mrs
interest OF music. S" :" 'ae
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Party Aids Relief Fund

The Democratic Women OF the 21st
Assembly District held a card party
Friday night at the Chicopee Club, 72S
st. Nicholas Avenue, to raise funds for
relief in Ireland. Edmund P. Holahan,
president OF the club, turned over the
Asch was chairman and the committee
consisted among others Of Mrs. Hola-
han, Mrs. May Guttentag, Mrs. John
Robert Miller, Mrs. Isaac Fuld, Mrs. Su-
|san Walsh, Mrs. Mary Gross, Mrs. Chris
tina Masterson. Mrs. Emma Brogan,
Mrs. Margaret Coyne, Mrs. Bert Keller
Ames, Mrs. Elizabeth MacCauley and
Mrs. Lucille Wheeler and Miss Flor
ence Walsh, Miss Ruth Guttentag, Miss
Margaret Conway, Mis- Pauline Horo-
witz, Miss Mary E. Harris and Miss
Constance Warren.
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California Club Entertains

twenty-five tables of members and
guests of the National California Club
enjoyed its annual social card game
last Tuesday at the Waldorf astoria.
Mrs. Lewis c. White was chairman, with
the following hostesscs of tables:
Mrs. Louis W. Butler, Mrs. Henry l..
Harrison, Mrs. Charles V. Seaman,
Mrs. George Perkins Lawton, Mrs.
Russell Bassett, Mrs. A. B. Hobbs, Mrs
William 7; Martin, Mrs; Beatrice Fine,
Mrs. Charles E. Houghton. Mrs. A. A.
Thomas J. Vivian, Mrs. Frances II.
Carlyle, Mrs. r. M. Taylor, Mrs.
George W. Severn, Mrs. r. Gordon
Walker, Mrs. Charles A. Buck, Mrs.
William ]. Hall Mrs. Stewart and Mrs
Runyon.
The prize for each table was q pair
Of candles.
The third week in May there will be
benefit card game for disabled Cali
fornla men who are detained in Fox
Hills Hospital because of the difficulty
OF getting compensation funds 1t will
pc under the auspices of the National
California Club. Voluntary donations
TO the fund may be sent to the treas
urer of the club, Mrs. Charles Austin
Bates. All Park Avenue.
Andrew Jackson Chapter, N. S. U
S. D. of 1912, met last Saturday at the
waldorf Astoria. A paper on Andrew
jackson was read by r. L. Treadwell.
The chapter voted to endow a bed at
the Navy Club and there will ba ~
chain of card parties, beginning In
May and given all summer in neirh-
boring places. Mrs. Homer Lee is re-
gent of the chapter.
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American Society
OF Reconstruction
TO Welcome Leader
Luncheon and Reception To
Be Given for Mrs. Robert
Wylie Lyle, President, in
Honor Of Return to CITY

Ono Of the chief club events Of the
week will be the welcome home |
luncheon to be given by the American
Society OF Reconstructionta at the Hotel
Astor Tuesday afternoon in honor Of
the founder and president Of the so~
ciety, Mrs. Robert Wylio Lyle, who re-
M. Donnarumma, of the Ladies' Auxil- !
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The seventh annual army and nav,

The seventh annual army and navy
ball of the University Forum Of Amer
lea will be held Tuesday in the ball
room Of the Hotel Majestic, Central
Park West and Seventy-second Street
Franklin D. Roosevelt will given an ad-
dress on "Our Navy in the World War"
Miss Mario Dzikowicz, soprano, will
sing and Baroness Katharine Evans
| Won Klenner will play the piano.
| Angus NJ. Fraser and Scotch chill
! dren in costume will dance.
Officers of the army and navy of
the United States and of European
countries and veterans of the World
War will be present. Major A. L.
Boyce will be the chairman of the
evening and Mrs. A. L. Boyce will be
the hostess.
Members Of the University Forum of
America attended reception Satur-
day given to them by William A. Clark
at his residence, 962 Fifth Avenue,
where they saw his collection of paint
ings, rugs and porcelains. Arthur
Scott Brook, president Of tho National
Association Of Organists, played Sc
lections on the great organ in the
main ballroom.
The Mills College Club held card
party at the Women's University Club
last Saturday. During the game Mills
candy, made by member Of the club,
was sold. After the game prizes were
distributed and tea served.
Friday was criticism day at the Post
Parliament, which met at the Hotel Me-
Alpin. 1t was for members only. Next
Friday will be guest day, when there
will be reception. Tea will be served
at o'clock. Mrs. Cora Wells Trow
will be assisted in receiving by the
officers Of the club.
The Saint Cecilia Choral Club will
celebrate music week Tuesday even
ing. Mrs. Cecilia Gaines Holland, the
author, will be guest of honor. Mrs.
Henrietta Speke Secley will speak on
"Unifying Of Music"
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Mrs. Woodrow Wilson has been
unanimously elected honorary member
of the Southland Club, Mrs. Simon
Baruch president. Mrs. Wilson has
written to Mrs. Baruch accepting the
honor
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Club to Give Luncheon

The Elmira College Club of New
York, Mrs. Leon T. Lie Wald president,
will hold it's twenty ninth annual
luncheon Saturday in the Belviderc
rooms at the Hotel Astor. Miss Alice
M. Robertson, the newly elected Con-
gresswoman from Oklahoma, who is a
graduate Of Elmira and a member of
the NewsY York club, and DR.. Frederick
Lent, president of the college, will be
the principal guests. Miss Robertson
will speak of the work for women she
is planning to do in Washington. and
DR.. Lent will tell about the progress
made in raising the college endow-
ment fund.
Members of the entertainment COM
mittee are Mrs. F. Stuart Crawford
chairman; Miss Mabel Daggett, Mrs.
Lewis Reed, Mrs. George A.. Page, Miss
Katherine Brettle, Miss Eunice Osborne
and Mrs. Clarence c. Dickinson.
Resolutions pledging sympathy and
support to the Near East Relief In its
work of rescuing the Christian girls
held captive in Turkish harems were
unanimously adopted by the National
League of Women Voters at it's recent
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larry Of the Veterans of Foreign Wars,
is chairman of the committee on ar
rangements for the luncheon, with Mrs.
Harry Lee Giegler as her CHIEF aid.
Spring flowers will decorate the large
ballroom and American flags will circle
an engraving of the Constitution of
tho United States.
Dr.. Royal S. Copeland, Mrs. Bern
hardt Wall, president of the Texas
Club; Mrs. Henry Clarke Coe, of the
Colony Club, and DR.. Myron r. Scudder
are scheduled to speak.
program of vocal and piano music.
under the direction of Mrs. Charles D.
Dressed and Mrs. Myron T. Scudder, has
been arranged. Preceding the luncheon
Mrs. Lyle will hold q reception in the
foyer of the ballroom at 1880, and the
luncheon will be served at /. o'clock.
In the receiving party will be Mrs.
Robert M. Nelson, Mrs. Henry CLARKE
Coe and Mrs. Bernhardt Wall. Among
those who will attend are Mrs. Arthur
v. Dearden, Mrs. Royal S. Copeland,
irs. George F. w. Poggenburg, the
Misses Contencin, Mrs. Harry Lee
Megler. the Misses Lester, Mr.. H. r.
Mallinson, Mrs. A. NJ. White, Mrs. X.
3. Kendrick, Mrs. w. H. Golden, Mrs.
d. G. Colyer, Mrs. Orlando Won Bon
nowitz, Mrs. F. Fl. Carlisle, Mrs. H. c.
Camp. Mrs. L. N. Brown, Mrs. Lima
Lopes Cardozo, Mrs. J. p. Edwards.
Mrs. R. H. Howes, Mrs. j. w. Nav.
Mrs. John Leckie, Mrs. Nina Mills
Elliott, Miss Louise Dobson, Mrs.
Adelia Key Foster, Mrs. ". r. Boyd,
Mrs: John j. Boylan, Mrs. w. p.
Barker, Mrs. l.. H. Barnett, Mrs. Leo
Schwab, Mrs. Clara B. Roy, Mrs. Rich
ard 7. Lynch, Mrs. j. W. Quay, Mrs.
Ira Duane Hough, Mrs. o. D. Hopkins.
MRS. James G. Ledbetter, Miss Vir-
gln1a Lynch. Mrs. Solon Palmer, Miss
Mallinson, Mrs. George Haven puph'
Mrs. Sydney l.. Sutherland, Mrs. W. r
Taliaferro, Mrs. j. f. Thomas. Mrs.
W. +. Sims. Mrs. G. w. Woodward.
Miss Ziegler, Mrs. H. Heath, Mrs.
Charles II. Dressed, Mrs. Minnie Tav-
lor Pearson, Mrs. Robert Nelson and
Mrs. Maron.
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Notwithstanding the date of the reg
.l ular meeting was bit in advance Of
muse muse week" the Congress of States
Societies took that occasion last
Thursday to do its share of propa-
E. ganda work by giving a program o. on
mat u subject. The works of Liszt, Chopin,
huolnstein and other masters were in
terpreted by Mrs. Helen Goodman. the
artist-pianist. Miss Marion Moriang,
soprano, delighted with her express,
slons OF musical ideas.
..rs a discussion followed the talk on
The Power of Music" given bv Mrs
henrietta ne Speke Sceley, who spoke Of
nns.- rne - emosional and psychological
played in arousing patriotic sentiment
and the magnificent unifying power Of
music In the recent war;
The guests of honor were Mrs.
Richard NJ. Chapman, president of the e.
New S,,,y York City Federation Of Women's
wiuDs, y and Mrs. Eugene J. Grant. chair
Federation. -" '''a'e
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Girls School to Stage PIav

The Benjamin School for Girls will
present on Friday evening, at the Mac
Dowell Club, 1OS West Fifty-fifrh
Street, "The Benjamin Revue of 1921 :"
The book and lyrics were written bv
Clinton A. Faudre and the music bv
Kenneth A. Burton. 1t is for the bene.
ut Of the free scholarship of tho New
YORK Child Labor Committee. A dance
will follow the performance.
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Euterpe Club will give tho last in
series of card parties Friday after
noon at the home Of the President. Mrs.
Alclnous Berton Jamison, 43 West
forty-fifth Street. The games will be-
gin at 2 o'clock. Among those who
have taken tables are Mrs. Jamison.
Mrs. William S. Cook, Mrs. Frank p.
Liant, Mrs. James Moran, Mrs. Albert
Schaefer, Mrs. William Brumarhim
Mrs. Joseph Vidal, Mrs. Mary Barker
Mrs: Richard Brady, Mrs. Charles
Haviland, Mrs. Theodore Goddard. Mrs.
George Leonard Fischer and Mrs. John
f. Walker Mrs. Frank P. Liant is
chairman.
The annual luncheon of the club will
be at the Waldorf May %.
The Theater Club. Mrs. John Fl.
Parker president, will have a social
day Tuesday at the Hotel Astor. The
program will be under the chairman
ship of Mrs. George NJ. Clyde.
Presidents Day" will bc observed
Saturday at the Hotel Astor by the
State Democratic Forum, Mrs. Robins
A. Lau founder and president. A 'spe
cial feature will be an illustrated lee
turee on Municipal House Cleaning
by Arnold B. MacStay, Deputy Commits
sloner of the Department of Public
Welfare.
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The National Society Descendant, ~
man Otis president, will give % ~
Gale at the studio OF Miss J.nnis
Slater, 142 East Seventy-first So So. 81
Saturday evening. The artists viii -.
Miss Moselle Bennett, violinist. nuss 80
leone kruse. soprano, and +. Dndlaivh
vernon, pianist. After tho mnsicsi.
the officers will entertain the menohers
and guests and collation. viii he
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1921-08-18

Mr J. r Haselden gave very
delightful watermelon feast Tuesday
evening az his nome IN Hill Cour, "
The affair VAS n honor Of Mo Helen
Elizabeth Sprague. Of Louisville. and
Miss Laura Dunn, Of Lexington.
Mrs Henry Moore. son and daugh-
ter. wno have been visiting relatives
here. returned 20 Cincinnati Wednes-
dag. They wer. accompanied by
Misses Bernice and Hazel Champ. who
will maze them visit
Nrs. Dexter Ballou and daughter.
Ms Narjory. o.. Stanford, nave
been guests Of Mr.. and Mrs.. Rober,
Burnside during the weekend
Mss Ida Burnside returned TO stan
ford With them 20 make a few days
visit.
Geraldine Gordon bradshaw, baby
Of Mr. and Mr. Eugene Bradshaw
formerly Of this city, but now Of
Danyille Wa awarded the premium
at the perryyille fair for the pre,;i-
est baby. Mr. Bradshaw vas Miss
Iona Dunn before marriage.
NJ. and Mr.. George Smith gave
a dinner party Friday evening at
their home on Lexington avenue in
honor Of Mr.. and Mrs.. Adams. OF
Louisville. The tabl. mad for It's
center piece bowl Allied with DIFF
f.rent colors Of zinnias and delici-
Gus four course menu was served.
Mrs. J. $. Gilber, entertained
Monday evening a, her home on Lex
ing'on road IN honor Of Miss Helen
Elizabeth Sprague. " Louisville. Miss
Laura Dunn, Of Lexington, Miss Ruth
Ross. Of Paint Lick. Miss Helen Gull
les and Miss Margare, Elliott, OF this
city j, wac very enjoyable affair.
Mr. and Mrs Webb Kelley and
daughter, Misses Fannie and Lorraine
and their house guests. Misses Lena
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1921-08-18

Taylor. ka;heryn Grinstead and
Mar Allison TrIbble. all Of Waco
and Mr. and Mr. Joe Kelley and
daughter. composed delightful
camping party a: the club house last
wccs
Friends are DE-, lgh,ed 20 hear Of
The convalescence Of Mis- Virginia
Smith. daughter Of Rev. and Mr..
Price T. Smith. who mas been con
fined 20 her home for several weeks
with typhoid fever Miss Bertha
Han iton. 81 Somerset. her efic!en;
and capable trained nurse. returned
20 her home yesterday afternoon.
Nr : - Iorford and son. Walter
Durham. Of Nicholasville. and Mr..
and Mr. J c. Morford and Mr.
Samuel Morford. of Garrard county.
nave returned 20 their homes after a
VISIT with Mr. and Mr.. X. VI. Durham
vi s''NAA AHAlh s'AtNN
King and Miss Lucille Schooler. Of
Lancaster. have returned home, az
ter a yisi: 20 Mr. Hol;zclaw.-Mrs.
Urah Dunn and children have return
ed from a few days yisi, with re.a-
tiyes at Lancas,eT.-Danville Mes.
senger.
One of the social events Of the sea-
son among the younger set was the
eantaloup. feast gwen by Mr.. CLAUDE
Rice Games Thursday evening in
honor Of Miss Margaret Elio,t's
guests, Miss Helen Elizabeth Sprague
Of Louisville and Miss Laura Dunn,
of Lexington. The house and spa
cious veranda wer. beautifully deco
rated IN Gu. fowers and potted
plants Abou; twenty responded 20
the invitation. Cantaloupes ana
grapes were served IN abundance
The host was assisted in entertaining
By Miss Berniee Champ. The affair
proved a most enjoyable one.
Friends here have received invita-
tions 10 the marriage Of Miss Mary
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1921-08-18

Moore. daughter Of Rev. and Mrs.
A. r Moore, formerly Of this city.
where they are well remembered and
dearly beloved. The invitation
reads.
Or and Mrs Allen Rice Moore
rcques; the pleasure Of your company
a; the marriage Of their daughter
Mary Erma
10
Mr. Allen Aaron Moore
on Tuesday September the sixth
az seven o'clock in the evening
two hundred and eighty-two Peoples
street
Atlanta. Ga"
The following announcement of
interest tas been received by rela-
iives and other friends here. The
bride was a student Of Sayre College
and mas numerous friends and admir-
er- in Lexington. Her father was
the late Captain IVES; Of the United
States Army and native of this
city. Her mother was formerly Miss
Lucy Scott.
Mrs. Darlington King West
announces the marriage Of her
daughter
Wnfred Scott
10
Mr. Louis Tyree
Thursday. July the twenty-eighth
Lexington. Virginia.
Herald.
Mrs. Tyree is well known here
having frequently been the guest Of
her sister. Mrs. Robert Kinnaird and
Mr. Kinnaird.