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The New York herald., 1921-08-27

Special Despatch 10 THE NEW YoRK HERALD.
NEWPORT, r. l., Aug. 26.-This has
been Newport's gayest night since the
war. with Mrs. oliver II. p. Belmont's >
ball in the golf club for her grand
daughter. Miss Muriel Vanderbilt, and
Miss Helen NJ. Moran, daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. Charles Moran of New York.
In size. spirit and appointments the ball
for two of the most popular members of
the young set was a close approach to
the Newport of ten years ago, when
large parties were the rule rather than
the exception.
In speaking of her party for her
granddaughter and Miss vanderbilt.s
most intimate friend Mrs. Belmont OBJ
served: 1T is for all those In Newport
who are fond OF dancing" and she was
prepared for the outburst of society that
followed. There were mors than SEQ
guests.
The beautiful interior of the golf club
was given new atmosphere by Leikens,
who transformed the ballroom with Its
walls of mirrors into an indoor forest
OF oak trees. The chief Illumination
was from scores OF Japanese lanterns
suspended from the ceiling. All New
ports colony was there, from fathers
and mothers to the young set and the
officers OF the army and navy stationed
Here.
Dance Until Late Hour.
They danced until o'clock. Then
Mrs. Belmont called a halt on the fes-
tiv1ties. There was large table for
the buffet supper. and it was decorated
with the flower scheme of the evening.
Floral torches were placed on the table.
the flowers being of red and white.
Hydrangeas and dahlias formed the
principal blooms in the bower where
Mrs. Belmont and the two young
women received. Two orchestras played
Tor continual dancing, Conrad's Casino
orchestra and the band from the Naval
training Station alternating
Among the guests were the Misses
Cariotta Havemeyer, Marguerite Caper-
ton, Marjorie Oelrichs. Sylvia Hillhouse.
Nancy King. Sarah Moreland and Annie
Burr Auchincloss. Mr.. and Mrs Philip
Rhineiender I'd. DR.. and Mrs. Charles
d. Easton, Mr.. and Mrs w. Fitz Hugh
Whitehouse. Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Moran,
Mr. and Mrs. Carter Leidy. Mines. Mar
1orfe Oelrichs, Leonard NJ. Thomas.
Joseph w. Fraser. Robert Grosvenor.
George d. Widcner. Paulding Fosdick
and William Grosvenor, and there were
many from the navy set.
For the first time in the history OF
Bailey's Beach mattress races were held
this afternoon. They were arranged by
Mr. James Brett Stokes and the prizes
were awarded by Mrs. George L. Rives.
1t was unique event. Men and women
were paired and the mattresses were re-
quired to paddle from a starting line
out and around a canoe anchored for
the occasion.
Miss Elizabeth Woodward and Mr..
Gordon Douglas, Jr, were the winners
The second place went to Miss Fanny
Wickes and Mr. Howard Cushing, while
very close third team was Miss Car
lotta Havemeyer and Mr.. Francis Roche.
The races viii be repeated and a long
distance swim Is next in order.
Tennis to-day attracted larger gath
ering than at any day this summer
The boxes were well filled and the cos
tunes were as brilliant as on any day
this season.
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BALL ON NORTH SHORE.
Dance Given for Bene1t of Gren-
fell Labrador Mission.

Special Despatch TO THE NEW York HEaAi o.
BEVERLY Mass, Aug. 26.--All Of the
North Shore colonies were repres. ,'ed
tonight at the costume ball given at
Hawthorne Inn for the benefit Of the Dr.
Grenfell Labrador Mission. Among the
patronesses were Mrs. Payne whitney.
Mrs. George Won L. Meyer Mrs. Paul
Moore, Mrs. Fl. P. Mexican. Jr., Mrs. +.
NJ Rhinelander. Mrs. Henry f. Wise
Wood. Mrs. ]. Murray Kay. Mrs. James
II. Proctor Mrs. George Z. Tener and
Mrs. q. L. Cabot Misses Katherine
Pollard, Faith Stanmood and Rosamond
Bradley were active IN making the af-
fair a success.
A feature OF the evening was the at
tendance OF the Navy officers from the
fleet now making its rendezvous at Glou-
cester.
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OBITUARIES.
FRANK Il. PARKER.

Special Despatch to THE NEw YoaK HERALD.
New LONDON, Conn. Aug. 26.-F'rank
e. Parker. II, former proprietor of the
Crocker House here, died this afternoon
at the Home Memorial Hospital following
an operation. Mr.. Parker had been in
the hotel business his entire life lie
was proprietor Of the Crocker House for
almost a quarter OF n century. He also
was manager OF the Wauregan House in
Norwich for several years. He is sur
yivcd by his wife
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SERVICES FOR MRS. BERRY.

Funeral services were held Thursday
night for Mrs. Maud Evelyn Brewer
Berry, wife OF DR.. Charles ". Berry Of
572 Forty-seventh street, Brooklyn. who
was Acknowledgement Of the State OF
New York under Gov. Smith. Mrs Berry
was long an Invalid. She died Tuesday
in 81. Peters Hospital. Brooklyn. and
IN addition to her husband Is survived
by three sons. two daughters and her
rnothcr
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WILLIAM ID. LOCKWOOD.

Funeral services were held last night
for William u. Lockwood. retired -four
merchant and one of the oldest mem
bers Of the New York Produce Exchange.
Mr.. Lockwood was 50 years old. He
died on Wednesday at 3S7 Ocean ave-
nue., Brooklyn. the home OF his daugh-
ter. Mrs. Herbert S. Wilson. He Is sur
vived by his wife, a daughter and three
sons. Intarment viii be in Cypress Hills
Cemetery.
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MARRIED.

WHITNEY-CUDDEBA tho Church
Of the Transformation New York city. on
August -. Eta T.. Cuddeback 20 Thomas
Il. whitney both OF Milford. Pa.
wILsON-POsT On Thursday, August p,
AT Bernardsgillc, =. j., by the Rev. Ro-
land Cotton-Smith, Harriette Appleton.
daughter OF George y. Post, 70 Il. Thorn
ton Wilson.
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AID FOR FRENCH CHILDREN.

The American Committee for Devas-
tated France appealed last night for an
emergency chiln hygiene rund for use
IN the districts where drought has ru;ncd
crops and caused a shortage of milk
The appeal was caused by q cable and
letter from Miss Anne Morgan, who
said conditions were very bad
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MISS KRUGER's WEDDING.

Invitations have been issued for the
wedding OF Miss Rose Marie Kruger.
daughter If Mr.. and Mrs. Oscar Kruger
OF Rosebank, $. l., and the granddaugh-
ter of the late Frederick Bachmann,
brewer, TO Mr.. Frederick Benedict ParlSe
Of Stapleton The wedding will take
place September IL at st. Mary's Roman
Catholic Church. Clifton.
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HENRY MAY.

Henry May. Is years old. who lad
been a member or the old abattoir firm
of May. Levy s. May, In Groenpoint, died
yesterday al his home, gao West Sew
enty-ninth street. Manhattan. lie was
an uncle Of County Judge Mitchell MAY
of Brooklyn. He Is survived by his
wife. a son and three daughters.
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IN IA { NJ . RIA M .

sCr-TIER I'm memory of my beloved mother.
yannie a S0uiier. who departed this NE
August -. 1890.
Chas. r. Candee and family.
sOt-r.f r.fIsR.--In Fad and loving memory of wy
dearly beloved wife. Jennie =. souller Who
departed this life August ~. 1920.
". =. Souicr.
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| E D.

Babcocx, John Lupton Frederick
Bergen, Emily g. Macdonald. Harry p.
Aogert, John Mannetl. Mary
Cutting. Helen II. Mansion, Frederick
Dibblee, Laura T.. Martin, Fred @.
Haaren. Henry H.. May, Henry
Faydock Grace y. Minis, Julia q.
Hernandez, Jose N. Morford, Miss M. A.
Hewitt. Peter Cooper Morrow. Mary IL.
Hopkins. Harriet A. Samuels. Pauline III.
Johnston. Rs chel M. Strait Burton A.
Johnston, William H. Wallace. william
kuntz, William Fred. Wein, Mile
Lacey, Edward l.. Wheeler, Teiman ID.
Levy, Mollle
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Mr. and Mrs. Frederick n Watriss
will remain at Hot Springs, Va. until
the middle of September.
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Miss Marion Hollins, who had been at
the Ambassador Hotel for a few days.
returned to East Islip. l. l., yesterday.
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Mrs. Allen Gouverneur Welnnan gave
a luncheon party in the Japanese gar
den of the Ritz-Carlton yesterday.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Moses Taylor Pyne are
stopping at the Saranac Inn, Upper Sara
nae Lake, in the Adirondacks.
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Mr.. and Mrs. 1. Townsend Burden are
stopping at the Broadmoor Hotel. Colo
RADIO Springs.
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Sir Ralph Spencer Paget. one of the
leading British diplomats, is Stopping at
the Waldorf Astoria.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Anthony ]. Drexel Bid
die have taken camp at Chateaugay
Lake in the Adirondacks, and with their
daughter, Mrs. Biddle Duke, will pass
the autumn there.
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Lord Abingdon and Mr.. Anthony J.
Drexel Biddle Jr., entertained friends
at dinner last night in Delmcnico's.
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PERSONAL INTELLIGENCE.
NEW YORK.

Frederic A. Delano of Washington and
Stockbridge. Mass, is at the Belmont.
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Col and Mrs. William Thaw of Pitts
burgh are at the Ritz-Carlton for short
stay.
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Mrs. William A. Prime and Miss Cor
nelia Prime, who have just returned
from the West. will be for an indefinite
period at the Garden City Hotel, where
Mr.. and Mrs. William Adams Nissan
also are stopping
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LOST AND FOUND.

AUTOMOBILE STOLEN
Ford Sedan. 1920, No. 453S9.6 Goodrich
front s. ]. license, No. 5ba2s stolen Au.
gust %, oppogite Paramount Theatre, South
0ragngge r,,,a5 Cnnnufi'ass N., "isn yar y ,.
Phone Beekman sas7.
Losr-stock certificate standing II the name
OF Sarah ~ C|owminzsr for 10 shares ~
rtock OF the Hanover Fire Insurance Com
many OF New York. Reward for return of
same 70 said Hanover Fire Insurance Co,
81 Pine I'll. New York city. or 70 JOSEPH
HEPWoRTH, At New York Mills. n. y.
LOST-Package containing dresses. shoes.
sweater. checkbo0E8 ana account book on
Saturday night Adirondack train on Sunday
morning in telephone booth Grand Contrat
station or IN black and white taxi; liberal
reward. Phone Gramerey Sip8.
LosT-Lady's black leather purse containing
valuable jewelry. LETT Thursdhy night OF
: .3l local train from Grand Central 70 North
White Plains. liberal res Ard; no questions
asked. Phone Rector ls5 or BronNyille l45S
LOST-Bankboox No So .3a3 Of the Central
Savings Rank IN the city = New Nosk.
Payment stopped. Please RETURN boots ta
bank.
LosT-vicinity broadway and tsist ~. poc-
kethook containing money, cards, urgently
needed. Reward wadswor,h S20s
IOsT-Bank hook G53 23i, Central SAVINGS
Bank; payment stopped. Please return
book to bank
LosT-white eolf has, clues and unbrelas,
between Glen Cove and Jamaica; reward.
EVANS. o69 Park ay
Jcweiry.
I0eT-Dlamoud har pin. between Robert
Futon Hotel. West list at., and stern
, pros Finder please leave Robert Fulton
lfo.cl. Liberal reward.
TOsT-YsarrIrr reven diamonds pearl. lost
between feth-tfsf A., between ith-IctlnR-
ton avs liberal reward. RILEY, WOOD &
PYMs, : ". l7th.
LosT-niamord sapphre har. pin a. Pei
Nam Heath Iuu Thursday night liberal r.
ward LESSER BRos 200 broadway.
fogr-Ci.nilHrnap's pearl scarf uin with d'c
mond s2J reward. HOFFMAN, 100
5in av
LOST Solitaire ring, Rye n. MI. sunday
continental value to owner engraved ~
NJ 81 June 81. 90 SULLIVAN, Rector 1o0
5000 rEWAEp-Piaunnu and diamond
rrXirgc wrist watch Pennpylvsnia STATION.
ta,gcah ronwn Tcllcr's counous S2Gi
$50 REWARD
for return ~ platinum. diamond nnd jpdr
81 rrinr lost August 4, between 42d and 1i0ih
H.. ~ n LEE CO. INC, ~ William ".
Wearing Apparel.
sio0 REWARD
/ FOR return or sable scarf lost August IL III
SIN nv. shopping district. a. X. LEE CO,
I INC, Is William ~.
4 cats. Dogs. Sc.
/ r.OsT--A small red Belgian female dog. Col
lar marked Nra. X. WRrramnker. Liberal
! reward no questions asked. Communicate
I with Mrs r. Wannamaker. Phone $50. Great
4 Neck, ~. A.
TOsTLf,rown Btron bulidos reward.
GOULD. &c Parl,av, Murray Hiil s1ad
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WASHINGTON.

Mrs. Stephen B. Elkins. who has been
spending the summer at Spring Lake
N. j., has gone to White Sulphur
Springs.
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Tho Secretary of War. Mr.. Weeks,
who has been with Mrs. Weeks at Mount
Prospect, Lancaster. N. H. for the last
week, will return to Washington Tues
day morning.
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AUTOMOBILE STOLEN.
Ford Sedan. 1920, No. 453S946. Goodrich
cver sized tires on rear, new Diamond on
front; N. ]. license, No. 2ha2s stolen M.
gust -, opposite Paramount Theatre, South
orange, -. J. Communicate with y. r.
HOPWOOD, - Fulton st., New York city
Phone Beekman s9S1.
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wearing Apparel.

si00 REWARD
FOR return or sable scarf lost August IL N
yfh nv shopping district, a. Il. LEE ( CO.
INC IL william 81.
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Mr.. Andrew w. Mellon, Secretary OF
the Treasury, will spend this week end
at his cottage, Barton Lodge, Hot
Springs, and will be Joined by his daugh-
ter, Miss Ailsa Mellon, who has been
visiting at Southampton, L. I.
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Yesterday marked the twenty-fifth
anniversary of the marriage of Mr.. and
Mrs. Harry Payne Whitney. There was
no family celebration, as Mrs. Whitney
still is abroad with her daughter. Miss
Barbara Whitney,
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Judge and Mrs. Clarence N. Goodwin
have left Washington for their home In
Chicago and will go from there to Gin
cinnatl to attend the meeting OF the Bar
Association.
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cats. nogs. Sc.

r.OsT--A small red Belgian female dog. Col
lar marked Mra. X. WRrramnkor. Liberal
reward. no questions asked Communicate
with Mrs. r. wannamaker. Phone $50. Great
Neck. ~. ".
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TOsT-Brown Btron BULLDOG: reward.
GOULD. GO ParIaav, Murray Hil 61a6
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StochDFluSc, MdSS., - at luS oSiiioAs
Col and Mrs. William Thaw of Pitts
burgh are at the Ritz-Carton for short
stay
Mr.. and Mrs. Frederick n. Watriss
will remain at Hot Springs, Va, until
the middle of September.
Mr. and Mrs. l. Townsend Burden are
stopping at the Broadmoor Hotel. Colo
rado Springs.
Miss Marion Hollins, who had been at
the Ambassador Hotel for few days.
returned to East Islip. L. l., yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Moses Taylor Pyne are
stopping at the Saranac Inn. Upper Sara
nae Lake, in the Adirondacks.
Lord Abingdon and Mr.. Anthony J.
Drexel Biddle Jr., entertained friends
at dinner last night in Delmcnico's.
Mrs. Allen Gouverneur welnnan gave
a luncheon party in the Japanese gar
den of the Ritz-Carlton yesterday.
Sir Ralph Spencer Paget. one of the
leading British diplomats, is Stopping at
tue w NHluOTL-<aSlOFid.
Mr.. and Mrs. Anthony ]. Drexel Bid
die have taken camp at Chateaugay
Lake in the Adirondacks, and with their
daughter, Mrs. Biddle Duke, will pass
the autumn there.
Mrs. William A. Prime and Miss Cor
nelia Prime, who have just returned
from the West. will be for an indefinite
period at the Garden City Hotel, where
Mr.. and Mrs. William Adams Nissan
also are stopping.
Yesterday marked the twenty-fifth
anniversary of the marriage of Mr.. and
Mrs. Harry Payne Whitney. There was
no family celebration, as Mrs. Whitney
still is abroad with her daughter, Miss
Barbara Whitney.
Mrs. Charles E. Mitchell and Mrs
Oren Root sailed yesterday by the
France. Mrs. Mitchell will be Joined
abroad by Mr.. Mitchell, who will sail on
September by the Olympic. They will
be abroad until the end Of October. Mrs.
Root will Join her mother, Mrs. Ricardo
dc Acosta, and her sisters, Mrs. Andrew
Robson Sargent and Mrs. william Gill
man Sewall, In France. and will be
abroad four months.
WASHINGTON.
Mrs. Stephen b. Elkins, who has been
spending the summer at Spring Lake,
N. j., has gone to White Sulphur
Springs.
The Secretary of War. Mr.. Weeks,
who has been with Mrs. Weeks at Mount
Prospect, Lancaster. N. H. for the last
week, will return to Washington Tues
day morning.
Judge and Mrs. Clarence N. Goodwin
have left Washington for their home In
Chicago and will go from there to Gin
cinnatl to attend the meeting OF the Bar
Association.
Mr. Andrew w. Mellon, Secretary OF
the Treasury, will spend this week end
at his cottage, Barton Lodge, Hot
Springs, and will be Joined by his daugh-
ter. Miss Ailsa Mellon, who has been
visiting at Southampton. l.. I.
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two fine sermons Sunday at indie
rendence. A large crowd attended
Zach service. He was entertained at
J. W. Nickleson's while here.
A heavy rain fell Friday night
which was fine for wheat, barley and
oats and put the ground in fine
shape for spring crops.
Guy and Grace Brown, Rondal
Foutz, Zita Wheeler and Horace
Rutherford took Sunday dinner at
A. J.F outz.
Everyone enjoyed themselves at
the social at the Wheeler home.
There were about 80 present Friday
evening. Some stayed all night On &C.
count of the rain. A few came Sat
urday evening and Sunday after
noon and number was disappointed
becuse the rain kept them home.
There were 1914 gallons of cream
made and consumer and the cakes
were fine.
Mrs. Stephenson and children
spent Sunday at the Robt. Vogt
home.
Bro. Parson of Tyrone will preach
at the independence church Sunday
at 8 o'clock. Everyone welcome to
this service.
Mrs. M. C. Wheeler and grandson
Dale came out from Liberal Friday
and spent the week with her SON
Frank Wheeler and family.
Ferne Cassidy of Moscow spent
several days, visiting her garndpar-
ents, Mrs. Cassidy and Mr.. and Mrs.
Billups and other relatives.
R. L. Hill and wife made bust
ness trip to Hooker Monday evening.
They visited F. E, Rand's Monday
night.
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BREAKS ARM IN wRESrLINGp

"Prunt" Dickerson had the mis-
fortune to break his right arm just
below the elbow, Wednesday while
wrestling with another boy. The arm
was Immediately set and is hoped
that it will heal satisfactorily.
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LITTLE CHILD ScALDED
BY HOT WATER

Harry, the little son of Mr.. and
Mrs. E. Bolinger, was seriously
burned Monday when the cork flew
out Of the washing machine and the
hot water went on him burning his
feet badly.
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LoRENA

E. D. Clevenger and wife took
Sundoy dinner at J. W. Nickerson.
Some of the farmers are plant
ing corn this week.
Mrs. David McNew led prayer
meeting last Thursday evening. Hen
ry Lubber leads this week.
Bro. Forth Of Hugootn preached
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HAS BLOOD POISONING

Will Brier Of Jim Johnston's
Feed Store is suffering from case
of bloodpoisoning in his arm. The
condition came from a small stratch
by a wire.
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Entertained at Mothers

Entertained at Mothers
Day Banquet go.
The members of the Baptist Choir
and a few invited friends enjoyed a
banquet at the Sanford Cafe Sunday
noon in honor of Mothers Day. The
The table was beautifully decorated
with cut flowers and artistically
arranged throughout.
TIL followig were present: Mr. and
Mrs. Leo Yarnell, Mr.. and Mrs.
Morris Pysher, Mr.. and Mrs. Chas.
Stith, Mr.. and Mrs. H. P. Wooten,
Rev. and Mrs. John Pennington, Mr..
and Mrs. John King, Mr.. and Mrs.
A. v. Ebersole, Mr.. and Mrs. Harlow
Emrie, and Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Mad
dox.
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Mrs. j. D. Mcleod will leave to-
morrow for various points in Miss
ouri where she will visit for some
time before going to Texas where
she will join Mr.. Mcleod and make
her home.
\ +tt
Surprise for
Mrs. Emrie zee.
A number of ladies of the Baptist
church surprised Mrs. Harlow EN-
RE Friday, in honor of her birthday.
Mrs. Emrie was invited to one Of
the Sunday school rooms where a
lsrge table was filled with delicious
lunch. A large cake with the appro-
pirate number of candles adorned
the center Of the table.
After spending a delightful after
noon the ladies departed for their
homes wishing Mrs. Emrie many
happy returns of the day.
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Mrs. H. G.. Armstrong entertained
last Tuesday afternoon delight
fully for her little daughter, Miss
Claudine who celebrated her birth
day anniversary.
Baptist Auxiliary Meets
The ladies of the Baptist Auxiliary
met Wednesday afternoon at the
Baptist Annex with Mrs. Gross and
Mrs. John R. Pennington as hostess
e. A very enjoyable afternoon was
spent.
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P. E. o. Meetig 80.
The P. E. o. met at the home Of
Mrs. L. W. Stevenson Thursday at
ternoon. Cards were played until
five o'clock when the hostess served
a very delightful luncheon.
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The Party was given in honor of
Mrs. J. D. Mcleod who is leavig for
Texas.
49,
A Very interesting program was
given at the high school auditorium !
Wednesday evening when the Par
snt Teachers Association held its
ocular monthly meeting. A splendid
program was given.
tff
A number came up from Hooker
asst night to attend the >Bybee Or
,hestra dance.
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GEO. sHAEFFER BUYS HOME

George Shaeffer of Tyrone who
bought the Wolley pool hall, has
purchased the property owned by
Clayton Malone and will move to
Liberal soon.
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ENTERTAINED AT
BIRTHDAY DINNER

ASAN LIN fAAAN6D ~
BIRTHDAY DINNER
Mrs. T. ]. McDermott entertained
at dinner Friday in honor of her
husbands 77th birthday anniversary
Mrs. C. G. Stephenson and daughter
Mary Elizabeth came down from
Pratt to attend A very enjoyable
time was spent by all.
ftf
CONVENTION FOLKS HOME
The delegates from the different
churches of the city that went to
the Sunday School Convention at
Hutchinson last week returned home
Friday. All the churches of the city
were we'll represented and report a
splendid convention.
ftf
Young Peoples
Missionary Society 49,
The members of the Young Peo-
pies Missionary society met at the
home Of Mildred Melvin Tuesday
evening, where a program was given
and business matters attended to. A
pleasant melting was held.
49,
Westminster Guild
Mrs. M. H. Levi was hostess to the
Westminster Guild Wednesday
evening. A large crowd attended and
a fine program was given after bust
ness matters were discussed.
The members presented Mrs. Levi
with a beautiful jelly glass in appre-
citation of her work as patroness and
to express their best wishes for her
future happiness.
TIT
81. Andrew Guild
Mrs. A. E. Taylor was hostess to
the st. Andrews Guild Friday after
noon at her home. A very enjoyable
time was spent by all present.
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Mothers Dinner
Sunday Noon
Mr.. and Mrs. Cecil Pearce enter
tanned at dinner Mothers day in
honor Of their mothers. The follow
ing were the guests: Mr.. and Mrs.
J. D. Pearce, Mr.. and Mrs. Kirken-
dali of Dodge City, Mrs. Cash and
granddaughter of Clayton, N. M.
49,
The Woman's Club will meet next
Wednesday. The club year is draw
ing to close there being but one
more melting until autumn.
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Liberal School of Music
Four little girls were presented in
recital by Mrs. Molthop at her studio
Saturday evening. The occasion was
given in honor of Miss Jane Mcleod
who is leaving the city.
The following program was given
in a creditable manner:
Awakening Of the Birds, 8 hands, 2
Pianos by Margaret Morrow. Jane
Mcleod, Gwendolyn Shelledy, Ber-
nice Symon
Scotch Doll. ............... Jane Mcleod
Slumber Song Margaret Morrow
Star of the East ..Bernice Symon
Shepherd Boy .Gwendolyn Shelledy
Joyful Greetings ..., Jane Mcleod
Butterflies Margaret Morrow
Dance of the Gnomes.. Gwendolyn
Tombourine March, ...........Quartet
This is the first Of series of re-
citals to be given in the school as
seventy pupils will be presented
from the ages of years including
adults. I wish to thank the citizens
Of Liberal for the liberal patronage
of our School of Music.
Julia B. Molthop.
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MUSIC PUPILS WANTED

can take a few music pupils to
begin right away. Esther Walker.
43 South Pershing. att
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Tom RandelI Of Guymon was a
Liberal visitor Wednesday.

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Jersey cream. Sunny Slope Place
Fone 1174. Attic
The Liberal democrat. [volume] (Liberal, Kan.) 1911-1924, 1921-05-12

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