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Surprising a man came TO you today
and offered you a home. you are now
renting n, sesldes raging your rent
regularly, YOU saved a little bit mO-e
and paid that along with the rent
New-York tribune., 1921-03-13
to Conduct
Opera Performances Here

Leopoldo Mugnone, Italian operate
conductor, viii arrive in New York on
March 25. He is being brought to
America under the auspices of the
Italian Lyric Federation, which has ar
ranged for season Of ten weeks opera,
at popular prices, IN the Lexington
Theater and the Academy of Music,
Brooklyn. The first performance will
take place on the evening of March 90.
aida" being the opera chosen. With
Maestro Mugnone viii come such art
lists as were chosen by him; Antonio dell
Oreiice, young conductor, who has
won success in France, Italy and Spain;
Iva Pacetti, Niny Frascani, Aemando
Carpara, Fausto Cayallni, Gaetano
Tommasini. Amleto Barbieri, Gaetano
Mani. Augusta Ordognez and Carlo
Olivi. This will be Maestro Mugnone's
first visit TO North America He has
spent several seasons in Latin America.
The federation also announces that
next fall Bornardino Molinari. SYM
phonic conductor, viii come over for
several concerts. Alessandro VESSEL.
the bandmaster, will bring the famous
Roman band for transcontinental
tour. Perhaps the most important an
nouncemcnt is that Battestini, the barry
tone. has consented to make trip here.
New-York tribune., 1921-03-13
Viennese Quartet to Play
Al berkshire Festival

Mrs. T. S. Coolidge has engaged the
Rose String Quartet of Vienna to par
ticipate in the Berkshire Music Fes-
tival, which is held annually in the
early fall at Pjttsield, Mass. Mrs.
Coolidge has also arranged for appear
ances by this quartet at Yale and Har-
ward universities.
In connection with the Berkshire
Music Festival concert tour of the
celebrated organization is being booked
The first appearance Of the Rose
Quartet in New York City will take
place at Aeolian Hall on Tuesday eve
ming, October a, 1921, which will be
the first of series Of three subscrip-
ton concerts On account of other
tours scheduled for this quartet in
Europe, the members will have to re-
strict their American tour to a month
and q half, j. e., from the end of Sep
tember to the middle of November.
The repertoire of the Rose String
Quartet, consisting of Professor Arnold
Rose, first violin; Paul Fischer, second
violin; Anton Ruzitska, viola, and Pro-
fessor Friedrich Buxbaum, cello, in
cludes the entire classical and mod
ern literature for string quartet,
!. e., Beethoven, Brahms, Mozart, 'Schu-
bert, Schumann, Mendelssohn, Ravel.
Debussy, Cesar Franck, Roger, Schoen-
berg, Dvorak, Smetana. Frank Bridge.
etc.
New-York tribune., 1921-03-13
hzlaa oL0Aanckaz
~sySw sYs Jonz7aZo
Up olish Jew to
Open Eighteenth
Week of Season

"The Polish Jew" followed by
"L'Oracolo," will open the eighteenth
week Of the Metropolitan Opera season
tomorrow evening. In the former
opera Mines. Delaunois and Howard,
Chief Caupolican and Messrs. Chamlee,
Gustafson, Bada, Leonhard, Ananian
and D'Angelo will sing, Mr.. Bodanzky
conducting; in the latter Mines. Bori
and Arden and Messrs. Harold, Scott,
Didur, D'Angelo and Audisio, Mr.
Moranzoni conducting.
"zaza" will be sung at special
popular matinee on Wednesday by
Mines. Farrar, Harvard, Ingram, Arden
and Ouintina and Messrs. Crimi, De
Luca Bada, Picco, Ananian. Malatesta,
Paltrinieri and Audisio. Mr.. Moran
zoni will conduct.
Other operas this week will be:
al Trovatore" on Wednesday eve
ming, with Mines. Muzio, Gordon and
Martino, Audisio and Reschiglian, Mr..
Papi conducting.
"Andrea Chenier" on Thursday eve
ming, with Mines. Muzlo, Perrin, Howard
and Dalossy and Messrs. Gigli. Danise,
Didur. Malatesta, Picco, Ananian, Lau-
remit, D'Angelo, Reschiglian and Pal
trinieri. Mr.. Moranzoni will conduct.
Massenet's "Manon" on Friday eve
ming, with Nine. Farrar and Messrs.
Hackett, Rothier and Chalmers. Mr..
Wolff will conduct
"L0hengrin' will be the Saturday
matinee opera, with Mines. Easton,
Claussen, Harvard Mellish, Kellogg,
Miriam, Telva, Leveroni, Ingram and
A ,ro ~. n ~ %oIo;
Gustafson and Leonhard. Mr.. Bo-
danzky will conduct.
New-York tribune., 1921-03-13

for the sake Of correctness, which qual-
lty should first be sought IN historical
writing. but time and space do not per
nit of this to-day. We regret that
there should be rerpetuation of the
false notion that DR., Dvorak made use
of negro themes in any of his works
We have sent truth out against that
error over and over again, but in vain.
Moreover with considerable ac-
quaintance with Mr.. Chadwick's COM
positions we cannot recall that he used
8 negro melody in an orchestral piece
either in 1885 or at any time since. 1t
is possible that we may, for the sake
of historical verify, call attention to
other errors in the truly monumental
work; but for the present we prefer to
admire it and wonder at the patience,
industry and skill of the editors.
New-York tribune., 1921-03-13
Sunday

Aeolian Hall, p. m. Concert by the
New York Symphony Society.
Overture: Russian and Ludmil!a. ,clinKa
italian symphony. .Mendelssohn
Nocturne de Printemps. Rog err DucAs'e
Ma chere m aison de champs
Piano concerto IN minor -..--. .. Chopin
Mr.. Friedman
Carnegie Hall, 3 p. m. Concert by
the Philharmonic Society:
Symphony No. 2. in b minor, op. 27
Rachmantnon
Joseph schwarz
TwS %os: MleEai9 Ths Melodies op. s4-Heart
Farswsll rsSs va,,t., and Magic Fire Scene from
wotan: Joseph schwars
At s:15 p. m. Concert by the Ma
tional Symphony Orchestra:
serenade in D major, "Harner" (three
orohestra Suite from D.r Burger Mozart N.
Edelman,' opera based on Moliere's
play lie Bourgeois Gentilhornme''
Cirst time In New York; r. Strauss
Rachmaninon
Soloist: Sergei RachmaninoH
Longacre Theater, p. m. Fourth
Frederic Warren ballad concert:
Some Rival Has Stolen Ny True Love
Shepherd. SEQ Thy Ho1ses e; y Fosrnsnr srnhnw00o
Name <Hungarian folksong).
Arr. by Korbsy
Sailors Life fe.--..... ,..Old English
Norman Jollif
Sing Tas No the Aud Scotch sad sanss Scotch
oh' whqstie and III Come Tao Ye. Ny
Edith Hallett Frank '1 '''''n
Attempt From Loves Sickness to
The ny eellsn Sshakespsar.s Death Purcell nnS
SEatford. April 23. 1870. Cecil Forsyth
orpheus 41 With WITH His Lutte (shakespeares
Henry Vl9ho George :':;, R:imb.1r Arthur Sullivan
Rock. Rock. Weary World (Anon.).
When I Bring to You ColouTd Toys '''
(sir Rabindranath Tagore).
Rhapsody twalt whitman5. ''A''F
rr.eda xl,nS SSamDSe'l-TiDt0n
Mciisande in the Wood Goetz
A Belated Violet. et...............C Johns
Drummond). French Canadian "Habi-
tant' Song :......... O'Hara
Norman Jollit
Inc miner Heart Stickles
Loves Springtime ...........H Hammond
Edith Hallett Franz, ''''''''
O Mistress Mine (shakespears).
IN the Moonlight ..--..-.. Eugene Halle
The Watcher Cecil Foruv+ n
George ReImherr
Hy Lonely Pathway. Charles T. Critics
Floods OF Spring .Rachmaninor
Frieda Klnls
The Commotion OF Love II. Lane Wilson
Edith Hallett Frank, Frieda Klink George
Reinherr. Norman Joilif.
City College, p. m. Organ recital
by Samuel A. Baldwin,
Magic Fro Scene. Tho yalkyrte"
Prelude. "Lohengrtn."
Isolda's Death Song Tristan ana Isclds."
Prize Song, "Mastersingers OF Nurem-
berg"
Prelude "Parsifal.'
siegfried's Death. THE Twilight of the
Song to tho Evening Star. 'Tannhaeuser"
hide OF the Valkyrs. The vaikyrie."
Town Hall, B. p. m. Piano recital by
Erno Dohnanyi:
Passcaglia, Op. s..-.......... Dohnxnyf
Sonata, nat. Op. 81. No. 81. Beethoven
sonata quasi una fantasia. Op. 27. No
(Moonlfght) t)...............Be Beethoven
Rlagegessng Baerentanz Abend am
Lande. Allegro Barbara. .. Bella Bartok
1ntermezzo OF major. Op 49, No
Rhapsodie OF minor. Op. 70. No.
Brahms
Carnsval Cp. s.A.~.----........sc schunann
New-York tribune., 1921-03-13

Farwell The result is that this vein,
too, has been worked with great ability
and increasingly tangible results. 1t has
the obvious advantage of bringing into
view not only tonal patterns but the
literary or dramatic quality inherent
in Indian fantasy and legend Highly
characteristic and fascinating as both
Of these sources undoubtedly are.
neither of them is fully expressive of
America as whole, OF its cosmopoli~
tan derivation, its kaleidoscope history
or its essentially unique national spirit
Hence there has been more and more
an instructive search for musical
means to embody impressions from the
physical environment of American life,
from the reaction upon the imagination
of its historic epochs, from reflections
over the motives and traits of it's char
acteristic spiritual nature. 1t is not
unlikely that this last holds special
promise.
There are some statements here
which might preftably be trzversed
New-York tribune., 1921-03-13
THOSE WHO WILL APPEAR II
CONCERT DURING THE WEEK
Calennar for tbe Current Wfek

suNDAY-Aeoan Hail. Symphony
Society; Carnegie Hail.
s:15 by the National
Thaer fourth Frederic Warren ballad
ege p m, recital by A. Baldwin, Hail.
piano recital by Dohnany Metropolitan Opera House.
$3.50 p. concert"
sopranos Town Hail. 8:15 by Alexander Schmuller
vionst Op Gbrowitsch,
2:80 recital by Therese Quad
pianist Brooklyn Academy Of Music 8:15
Orchestral Society; Metropolitan
English, "IiOracolo"
TUESDAYAeolan Hail. by
Loomis: Carnegie Hail.
Society; e16 recital by Hud
Hail. S:l5 recital by baryton
Opera House, a:15
Du Carp Carnegie Hail. 85 by the Schoa
City College, recital A.
polian Opera House italian "zaza"
al
THURSDAY-Carnege Hall, N, by Sym
Society," 815 by the Boston Symphony
Aeolan Hail. M, Wolf
FRIDAYCarnegie Hall,
chestra 8:15 by the New Symphony
Aeoan Hail. $3.50 recital by Giula Grill,
Metropolitan Opera House, m, French "Manon"
SATURDAYAeolan
Symphony Society; recital
blythe Society;
Metropolitan
orchestral
English, "Lohengrn";
m,
New-York tribune., 1921-03-13
Thursday

Carnegie Hall. 3 p. m. Concert by the
New York Symphony Society;
Wagner program
Prelude from The Masterstnxers.
Overture from s"The Flying Dutchman~
Continued On next page, -
New-York tribune., 1921-03-13
Monday

Hotel Plaza, Rose Room, 2.3o D, m.
Concert by Therese Quadri, soprano,
and Francis Moore, pianist:
Moment musical. ....s........S Schuber.
Romance. --~....... schuman
Contra dance. ...............B Beethoven
Francis Moore
Air do Ia "Creation' '..-......... Haydn
Cavatina. aria, opera, "Nozze di Figaro
Therese ouadri
Waltz. nocturne, baliade Chon,n
Francis Moore
inter nos. --..........-s-..-. MacFsyden
~. Ryov,,s -Gretchaninofr
Tne Years at tho .nr,,., ;Leoni
Therese Quadri
Waldesrauschen. La Campanelia List
Alt.,u,a ou "c,ld; fTancis Moore 49,,
LHeurs delicfeuse. e......- E,.,e
~ - ~ pleuro en- reve. --...-.."...... Hue
Thereso ouadr, - f'S 0ey
Aeolian Hall, 3 p. m. Song recital bv
Margaret Clarkson:
Aria; Prigioniera, abbandonato (Ad-
riano In slria} ;:..:.;:. (i755) Gaiuppi
German songs (in English):
AT Monte Pincio Grtee
= Dream .............-.-... Grieg
songs My Mother Taught NJ. .eno,aHaS pvoraR x
My Love Is Green. Brahms
Russian songs un EngIlsh); -'''''7
NY Lips Are Sealed. ........ .Bleichman
My Field ..............- .Sololoy
A Hebrew Melody =. " k orgaro,, q 80
The Little Bells. .s.-..-..a.. tein be re
Ihe Cioch ..-'-.. ....-.... sachno wsk y
When the Heart Is Young Buck
! the Srying of Water. Camp bell I'll pton
From s the His His Of D.eam van rosnnts Nennes
| Do Not Go. My Hasemsn M
Beyond hsthkeily. ......a...... Oagood
New-York tribune., 1921-03-13
Wednesday

Aeolian Hall. 3 p. m. Piano recital
by Marie -Magdeleine du Carp:
Allegro. .......... .scariatu
La Fieuris ou la tendre Nane,te. Couperin
Fuga. ....A..... Bach -Blanahst
Six preludes-
No in @ major; Is in o fat major;
l6 in B fat minor: 19 IN r nat major:
2s IN F major: "a In d minor. :. chopin
Barcarolie: Nocturne @ major. Op. 81.
No. 3; scherzo B fat minor 80. Chopin
The Erl King Hark. Hark. the Lark
Schubert-Lisa
Napou tTarentella) ................. Liszt
Carnegie Hall, 8:15 p. m. Concert
Of Italian and Spanish music by the
Schola Cantorum:
Missa papae Marcsri. Kyris. Gloria,
snsr,ab sonr. 'faiest1ne
Nix Baditut. basque song
Padre Donostia tSan Sebasttan)
Din dan boleran. Basque cradle song
Padre Donostia (San SebastiAnl
La Mare de Deu (Ths Mother Of
GOd> (Ballade Mystiaue. Cstalonia)
Anfoni Nfcolau (BarcelonA1
Tun ojilos negros (Thy black eyes)
Manuel de Faila (Granads)
Polo de ia Zarzuela: Ell Criado Fingsdo
Manuel Garcia N776-ls32) (seviilal
tsoprce OF Bizet's lntermezzo from
Nine. d'Aivarez
Spanish Choral Ballads:
I.Hereu Riera Crhe Heir Risra) R.bs
FUN, FUN. Fun tfoik tune) schind,sr
L EmpusdA tThe Ampurdsn vaileyS
Entire Fiors CFhe Christ cnlid Amlass Msters
dhe-,s ehe Flowers, tnew). For male
La Mort. del Escoia I'm the Monas-
sn.rtaty .ely OF Alontserrao o..-.-...... .NicolAu
spanish songs tnew):
AS Andurinas Nas 0oiondrinas)
Bailada Gsilega. a......... Juan MonYaa
Ahelsu Canto GGllego. Traditionai
bn Cs!es2- Cancion Madriiena
ros p.., F. Aivarss
rejas de la carcel (Proylncia ss
Soua, Castillo Nicga)
Arranged by K sch.ndlsr
seeuidlllas seviilanas. -..-... Traditional
Nine. d dAlvArez
Spanish Choral Ballads.
sofa del Oiu tUnder the Elm, Marsr.
A-~ 9estS (Fhe siesta) tnew) tMal-
'ofca> .-.,--.-. -....-... Noeuexa
La sardana de las Mon:as Morer~
ri Psno Moruno (The Silversrrilsl
SCHNEIDER
City College, 4 p. m. Organ recital
! by Samuel A Baldwin,
Fantasia In + ......................w .wea
Soutthlr .Lcfuare
Sonata in Style OF Handel -. " oiste nhoirrss
Toccata on ,Pange Linsua' =. .--- Bairstow
1ats.son $500. 800. 80. - FAuikes
Meditation .Sturges
DthyrAmo .-.-.. .... '..-. 'Harwood
Thursday
Carnegie Hall. 3p. m. Concert BY the
New York Symphony Society;
Wagner program
| Prelude from The Masterstnxerss
/ Overture from '"rhe Flying Dutchmsn~
Continued On next page, -
New-York tribune., 1921-03-13
Tuesday


Aeoiian Hall. 3 p. m. Concert Of
compositions by Clarence Loomis, COM
poser-pianist, assisted by Marie Louise
Wagner, soprano; Hans Hess, 'cellist,
and Rudolph Polk, violinist:
Sonata in E minor fvioi.n and piapc).
Songs with cello obbligato):
Dreams.
Southern serensdo tsusgestion q
Southern melody.
Sonata (cello and piano).
Songs:
The Mtssive.
The Fallen Rose,
Rose Fantasia,
Cello and piano:
BIRD symphony.
Adagietto.
Carnegie Hall, 2:3o p. m. Concert
by the National Symphony Orchestra.
Repetition Of Saturday evenings pro-
gram.
Carnegie Hall, s:15. Song recital by
Huida Lashanska. soprano:
Rendi I serene al ciglio. Handel
Canzonetta. She's fairer than tho
Aria from .'Hamlet". .Faccio
Du Dist die Rub. -.~.-.---...-. Schubert
Fruehlingsnscht .............S Schunann
Vile Melodien ziehs es mir durch's
Hsmusth ---'-.---..--...---'. Brahms
LueisnunS Sfrauss
over the Steppe. e...-......-..G Gretchaninorr
springs Biue Eyes. --.-..... .Rubinstetn
= reve .>.s-.s>.. Grteg
AooratIon 80 .-s,- -. 'as. Josten
This Magic OF Spring 81. i. ....... Josten
Came with q Song s>....--.. La Forge
song OF the Open. .-~.-..-..-.La Forge
Town Hall. 8:15 p. m. Song recital
by Oscar Seagle, barytone:
Plainte de celie aui nest pas aimee
Sixteenth Century
En- venant dc Lyon 49, Sixteenth Century
Chanson q Manger. ...... Sixteenth Century
Nocturne. .-....-.........-..C Cesar Franck
Phidye Observation-Disclosures. Duparc
t@o NViiofis IQauSeo0
La vague ct la clocha- --........... Duperc
Reinstatement, mandoline. Le Balloon
Debussy
Bendemeers Stream am.........Cld Irisk
arranged by Gatty)
Ny lovo, she !s my love. ....... South Irish
On bribeg Island II. Q. Osgcod
Happiness ........-... Richard Hsgeman
New-York tribune., 1921-03-13
Programs of the Week

Ol CArlina ..-...-..... Cooke
HayfeIds and But.ernies. ..- Del Riego
Town Hall, S:15 p. m. Recital BY
Alexander Schmuller, violinist, and Os-
sip Gabrilowitsch, pianist:
sonata for violin and piano IN D
Chaconne for violin alone. Bach
Sonata for piano, Op. 10. in D major.
Beethoven
Sonata for plano ana violin. op. l2. in
u nat major. r.....-.....-......B Beethov9D
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SptclN Ia The Caller
RisIOT TsNas june lI.--Eatl Hos.
ter LETT Wednesday night for Galveston
iur days cruise on tho L. e. =
Wheeling Tho ffip win take Ia Mo-
bile. Pensacola ana rampieo.
Miss Myrtle McCauloy Of Kingsviis
spent sunday here q guest in th, W
A Ferguson homc
Waiter johnson returned homo sta
urdas nisht from Tyler where be- had
h,en aHi,Hdius % business college
Rev @ q White and family lef'
Monday Tor Houston She trip being
madn hY auto
D. Hubbard and r G Cage were
To- Tsu Mondnv on business.
Myrtle ilargroes lefi Monday for an
extended visit with relatives ut iioua-
tom Elein and Thorndalo
At and Mrs Jim Hnrfon loft Mon
day mrouing Wy auto FOR Cucru to
Visit their daughter Mrs w y pm
CON whose husband has the passionate
oi the FIRST baptist church
Mrs o. o. suClirrocs entertained
Monday evening 90 h,e hosne in honor
of he little daughter i.uhNs ienth
hhtht8y The house was decorated
with ferns green crepe pnpcr and dais.
ie- and other cot flowers sixteen
rttic girls and hovs were present
Games were played until six then they
were all asked into the dining room
whore the birthday cakr was cut RUBY
Snellgrocs Dorothy Hubbard and Grace
Williams receiving the cake prizes
A course Of tee cream. cake and candy
WAS served Mrs Snellgrocs WAS ass
sisted hy Grace Williams and Mrs =
A nishop
= g. Fsirchild Of Oklahoma gave AM
interesting talk on the pooling OF cot-
tan here Monday night About 20
farmers and business men attended
Mias Rertha West Of Tylcr h. visit
ire hci parents Mr and Mrs vs. F|
Woai
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klNGSNlLIE Texas June 81 N s
Wood has returned from several daS
visit to Beevilc fricnds and relatives
The sacrament OF baptism was given
h" iuiluwinr children zoo the Episcopal
church SUNDAY morning hy the rcctor
Row J $ nudlonc Frank House d..
Edward House Ruby Mac iinuSc
Laura Elizabeth McConnico. Martin
Hot Nicholson and Mildred Jean
Kennel,
MI AMI Mrs. james Wickware OF
real~al are VISITING MrH WichwHic'H
paronta ST. and Mta J. O. ELLIS
Mr. ~ g. Porter and Airs Alice
Bluaworih motorcd 90 Alice Monday
evening 3onng SIN and MIS- D o.
k,mre lD AN auto uip to san An-
tonic MT Porter VIII $50 cn 90 Fla-
toifa whera ahe VIII be the guest of
nor parents. Nj and Mrs. Porter limd-
worth
Mrs T. y Brown left SUNDAY even
mh tor Bolton to meet Miss lleirn
brown who D. returning home from
inyiur collrec
~ HyntbN and daughter Alirc rc-
turned SUNDAY frum a Visit with Mr..
Hrltl,N ~ iuothcr. Mf- s. s. Etntlcs
Mira j n Foster and Jewell Mae
nuham ufo u noustou lot few DAVIS
Mr ANA Mrs ~ W Painter amt the
MISSES Mildred aud Margaret Seaton
ol corpus CHRISTI were guests Of ~
uha Airs Yeaget 0u Sunday
Alias Mayno Durham entertained
thr Nlkht Bridge club on Monday ai
ihe home ~ Mr. and Mra , y Fos
t.r. Mre ncrnor Andrews won high
....,-r Aff.n flurhftn served fpfruHn-
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won by Mrs Frank Ferguson. the cut
prize hy Mrs Ffitz Frommc. the guest
prize for Mrs Rocmer. Mrs. schmidt
served lunch. The invited guests he
sides The honorct were Mesdamcs O.
o. Holllneeworth. J H. Wright. Fritz
fiomme Frank House. y. .. Sims Jr..
y ~ McRohctts W. stephens.
Frank Ferguson ~ D. Perrlnot. w. r.
Hopkins. Frank and Harold Cook. Gus
kowalshi q. H. Smith ST. and George
iionmanu
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Barnett and
Frank Moss and Mary Grace narnett
are guests ol relatives and friends In
them fotulci home sherman.
Mis- - y. Hilmer and Barbara I'M
m,f afv iu san Antonio and win 10
to Boernc Tor several weeks stay.
klNOsNIiI.E Texas June II III
y Gasken returned Wednesday morn.
ms from q business and pleasure uip
to Grecshosu Kanaas
Mrs A H. Maury and children. Of
Brownsville were iu kinesviic We'd
ncsday
Miss Mary sawyer Of Houston SIS lhc
guest oi her sister Mrs c. "a Cole
Mrs ~ n Young has returned from
H tiip tu san Antonio
MIS- g. D lchoIs ana Miss Julia
Howard arc in san Antonio with Mrs.
n s. Andorauh. fprmely Miss Grace
Howard OF Kinesvnc
Mr. and Mrs Jack Tmdale AZ san
Antonio arrived sunday 10 be tho
guests Of Mrs Tinsdaic's parents Mr..
and Mrs G. r Riwalt
T. y. Allen of swcctwntor " tho
guest ~ his sister Mrs G. Roberts
Miss Elsie Ssucr ien Wednesday
night Tor her home in Rrckctviiio
Mrs ! a Peterson of Ithaca y ".
rs the guest of her parents Mr. and
Mrs w NJ Rogers
Mrs. G. 3D. Myers and little daughter.
OF Floresville ARE guests Of Mrs J "a
Harper
Nlr and Mrs n & Mecklin. Nlr ana
Mrs. Gus Msckliu ana Mrs Harry PAN
tefrnci of Longviow. and Rupert Meek.
I'm LEFT early Thursday morninr To-
join the editors IN their meeting nt Me
Alien
Mr. G.. u Flnto accompanied hy "a.
trimmed nurse. ls in corpus Christi for
several weeks She lett Soaton infif
many at Austin several days ago Mrs
Fihtn is recovering from @ recent trou
Bile with her eyes
Lou thomson and Curtis sfuffmann.
are at home from Rice Institute which
they attended
ar and Mrs W r Cochran ana
children Net Thursday morning for
san Antonio whore they win reside
TOR the present
Miss sarah Jackson OF Houston is
The guest of her sister Mrs n Al
kanc
Mrs. y Ficgcl entertained her sun
dav school class with a party Tuesday,
evening Mrs Feigcl served refrcah-
mvn'a of ice cream ard cake Those
present were Anna He'll Gonde. ELIZA
beth Ellis Nitn Rittcrmann. Ludio
Gossct JOHNNIE Reniiey Eugene cage |
Matthew lavnlie Dick smith and Jack
Sims
kingsvilie's program fnr the enter !
Ianmont at mo state Prcss nssocia /
lion "Wednesday morning was carried 4
'ui he very crediiablc manner The
guests were mot at the train by a re- /
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GARDEN PARTY At BISHOP

Special 20 The Caller
BISHOP TrAns juno "A real o'd
fashion garden party wna given by the
Civic league Monday nirht on tho g.
o. Mckinney and J.. T. Gray lawn u
Was hard GO decide who had the best
time. the children or the grown ups.
Oldtimc gaines ard bachelors Kitchen
We're played until AN were Summoned
to hear some special music ~ Mrs. s..
y Holmes and Homer Ferguson lee
cream ana cake were served to about
POO guests
Forty dollars was added to the park
fund which brings nearer a swimming
pool and play ground Cor Hishops old
and Young. where picnics and cuttings
can De- enjoyed every day. The league
ia anxious 90 have every adult in ana
around Hishop 0n its membership list