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element and other charges. 3; larceny,
Z; larceny and other charges, II; de-
ssrtion IN time of war, 2; assault to do
bodily harm, 1; assault to do bodily
harm and other efenses, 2; obtaining
money under false pretense, 2; selling
government property, / other serious
otfenses. 8.
l,76O In Disciplinary Barracks
Some statistics recently compiled
with reference to the military eeneraI
prisoners held in the disciplinary bar
racks" Adjutant General Harris con-
t;nues, will al east give an idea as to
che situation with respect to offenders
convlcted Of mlsdemeanors and of
military offenses and confinement in
the dlsclplinar barracks They are:
Fort Leavenworth, Kan. I, ,343 mill.
tary general prisoners: Alcatraz, Calf.
%S3 Fort Jay, New York, Sd. Total,
1850.
This total does not include those
on home parole and who, while carried
the rolls of the institutions, were
actually at their homes and required
o report once month by letter until
Their full sentence had expired. Of
TINS total Of 1850 serving sentence
rctoher 81. 1920, only 22l had been
serving sentences on October 81, 1919
ano my 10 OF the l.|oO had been serv-
ing October 81. 1918 Three of these
% We're imprisoned October 81, 1917"
+ Ihe statement Of the Adjutant Cen
ra' Is a revelation to war veterans
or this city. 1t had been believed that
nuncIeds of men who were arrested
curing the war for being absent with
out leave and ether minor infractions
had received long-term sentences and
were s.i.i in custody. This was one
OF the reasons for the vehement pro-
test by the Leoionraires against the
ranting of pardons to conscientious
objectors.
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Woman Ticket
Agents Pluck
Is Thief's Ruin
B. r. T. Employee in Cen
tral Park Plaza Station
Fights Bandit Until Pa
irons and Police Seize Him
Then She Returns to Job
Worker in Booth One Stop
Away Robbed the Day Be.
fore; Held Without Bail

The second attempt in little more
than twentyfour hours to hold up a
woman ticket agent Of the B. r. T. sub
way In Manhattan proved unsuccessful
and disastrous, so far as the would be
robber was concerned, yesterday.
lie strolled up to the change booth
in the Central Park Plaza station, at
Fifty-ninth Street and Fifth Avenue,
and requested q match of the agent,
Miss Anna Hendricks, of 1882 Broad
way. The agent sa d she had none.
Then give me what you've got-all
that change in there" demanded the
man, thrusting a metal tube, which
looked like the barrel of revolver
through the grating.
When he reached his arm through
the hole in the glass ndow Of tie
booth and began scooping piles of
change toward him Miss Hendricks OBJ
tanned a canvas bag contain ng $50 in
change that was under the change sneli
and darted out of the door. running
toward an exit.
Thief Follows Agent
The man ceased his operation Of
scooping up II ckels and dimes and ran
after her, caught hold of her and tried
to wrest the bag from her
Miss Hendricks hugged the money
tightly in her arms, struggling t. Tree
herself. The pair fell to the platform
as two negroes entered the station.
One of the men drew a police whistle
and blew a long blast. Then both went
tn the woman's assistance.
The robber took in the situation at
a glance and made a dash for safety.
He ran up stairway just as Patrol
man Ginty, OF the West Forty seventh
Street station, was coming down
Another struggle ensuec, but it end
ed soon, for in few seconds Pat OIL
man Walsh came along and the bandit
was Overi owered.
Held for Grand Jury
The prisoner described himself as
Peter Malta, of 31S Crescent Avenue,
Astoria, and said be had been living in
Newark for few days. He was ar
raigned in the Yorkvillc Court and
held without bail for the grand jury
by Mags stratc William Swectser. Miss
Hendricks returned to her job.
NJ s Ada Hoover, ticket agent Mt
the Fitty-hfth Street station of the B.
r. T., one stati south Of the Central
Park Plaza station, was held up by two
bandits the previous day at about the
same hour. They got away with $98.
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the case appeared on the calendar he
has been harrassed and threatened by
persons who met him late at night
while he was performing his duties as
watchman and who told him that they
were friends Of the defendants. Bohan
SAID these persons told him that if he
did not drop his suit he would never
be able to appear in court.
Only one week ago, said Bohan, three
men called on him and one Of them
pulled knife from his pocket and TO d
him that if he did not drop the case he
would be cut to ribbons.
Bohan added that he fears he will
tried. and also that he had gone to a
great deal Of expense in subpnnainq
witnesses and records.
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The engineering advance and
manufacturing excellence OF
LAFAYETTE are exemplihed in an
extraordinary chassis in natural
metals, on view during the
automobile show at Grand
Central Palace, Third Floor.
Supplementary exhibits at Hotel
Commodove and ShoD Rooms,
1868 Broadway, at S7th Street.
LAFAYETTE MOTORS COMPANY
Sf Mr., Hill, INDIANAPOLIS
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Man Suing Henry Is
Threatened With Death
Watchman Tells Court Friends
of Convicted Police Inspector
Harass Him

John Bohan, d watchman, who is
suing ex-Police Inspector Dominick
Henry, now under conviction Of per-
jury, and two eX-members OF his staff
for assault and false arrest, asked the
supreme Court yesterday 10 hurry
The trial Of his suit, saying that he
has been threatened with bodily injury
unless he discontnues his action. The
ot0e- defendants with Henry are De-
tective John J. Gunson and Detective
joseph Me oney.
Bohan in an affidavit said that since
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REQ Plant Renpens on Half Time
Thousands of SIS lost
Save them with
K knickerbOcker Ice

"Thousands of dollars. worth of
expensive foods are literally
thrown away for lack Of care"
This comes from the man in
charge of the ice-kept foods in
a grocery de luxe. The man
wl1o-knows says: THE house
keeper should realize that ice is
lust as necessary in winter as
in sunner--and should exer-
else care in the use Of her re-
frigerator.'
Navr your iee-box filed regularly 10
maintain an esen temperature. See thar
the doors are tightly closed. Begin
food saaino BY teaving your order for
rr0ulav knickerbocker serqice. Tc,<.
tkone B,yant 800. B'kiv1. Nrqins 2740
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bers Of relatives on q paper. asking
that they be notified. A brother-in-
law, Ted Mueller, Of this city. and
her father. Robert S. Mott, Of e2S
Westminster Place, Flatbush. were
summoned.
Tho Muellers lived in an attractive
home and apparently were happy. One
of Mrs. Mueller's Christmas gifts was
an automobile. She was twenty-si4
years old and he was thirty-seven.
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was standing over her with q flash
light in one hand. and before she could
demonstrate he walked to the crib and
shot the sleeping infant. The bullet
entered the child's jaw and passed
through the front part Of the baby's
head, emerging at the forehead.
Mueller turned the weapon on him.
self and fred a shot into his head.
falling dead at his wife's feet.
Mrs. Mueller wrote telephone num-
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:uS vita Ir!cads Al tn.s cay to- s'vtra!
ia. s.
Mrs. David Sloane. who had hccm VS.
lung her father. J. l.. Wright, III liif'-
land lark. has returned to Eoc' nome ~
Baltimore. Mrs. Sloan" was formerly
Miss Eleanor Wrirh:. or this city.
Mrs. George H,nshaw. &c New lV-
chelle. y. Y. WHY has ocCn the guest oil
Mrs. j. J. Conin. left yesterday Tor her
home.
Miss Marie Rurkhart. OF liraddock,
Pa, was tn" weekend guest of Mr.. and
Mrs. T.. TIce at their homo in Elm
Grove.
Miss Mildred Whitley. who has been
student at the Pittsburgh Cunscrra-
tory OF Music during the winter ana
spring. has returned to spend her vaca-
ton at the home of her parents. Mr..
and Mrs. W. NJ. Whitley. in Martins
Ferry.
Mrs, r. Rosenberg will leave sunday
morning At : o'clock. aboard the General
Wood for Cincinnati.
William Rose Of Thirteenth street,
agent for the American Express conp-
any. who has been confined 10 his home
b. Illness. remains about the same.
| Mrs. Edwin WlcdrbuSCh has returned
10 her hrmc m East Wrcc!Inc after i
vlSIt with her husbands parents in
Cleveland.
MIR. T.. y. Dawson OF Thirteenth
stree. hats clurnrd from M~organtoWn
where sh" spent three weeks visiting
relatives.
MIR, Vernon Travis OF Jacob street,
has returned from a visit with relatives
ut New MniamUraS. ~.
Mrs. Mary T. Hc"dy and daughter,
Mr.. Arch Martin. wh" attended the
funeral -: Mrs. Frances ELrth n Wells
burg. and who hLNc h"rH spending sew
cral days with their daughter and sister,
Mrs. Gilbert Webster. on Thirteenth
street. have returned home.
g.. Attorney and Mr.. William r.. Brad
shaw and family mOtrrcd /" buckeye
Lake Saturday. remaining over the
weekend.
Miss Maym" G'onnor Of South Wheel
inE will leave next Monday for Buckeye
, Lake TO spend her vacation,
Miss TcSS:C H. Mcclure Of SOuth
/! jacob street. VIII sp"nd N" coming
week with her SISTER ~ fft!rmont.
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ACCEPTS
FULTON FLOWER BEDS
Will Turn Identification WORK over to
County Commissioners Today.

The heautification committee or the
Wheeling Chamber Of Commerce met
last evening at the Fulton liank and
Trust Company building and then in
spccted the flower beds which were re-
Gently completed by Landscape Gar.
dencr Eiets. The committee accepted
the work and stated that 1t WAS one
Of the best jobs Of this kind that has
ever been done in the Wheeling dis
trict.
The committee will meet with the
board Of commissioners Of Ohio county
this morning. AZ which time they will
turn over the flower beds 10 the county,
since the commissioners ave promised
TO take care OF them.
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BUS MEN MAKE
ACCIDENT REPORTS

Mr.. Mark"y. general manager Of he
Ultimate Rus Inc. last night made d
statement as to tho accident that hap
r"ncd 10 one "f the Company's buses
Saturday night. The statement pub
liShed lcSi, 'ruinE stated WIN
dowS IN IN, '"r" broken on one
side. hui; VI, states there was
not one NrUh .. ,i"r" was no one m
jur"d IN the d.,IG,rt. he says,
J. l.. Baker. driver Of tho Motor
Rapid Transit company bus which was
| struck by n street car Sunday afternoon
about O'Clock near Greenwood come
tory. states he va, not racing with the
street car and did not sec the street car.
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MEN WILL
COLLECT EVIDENCE
AGAINST POLITICS

4 special meeting OF tho Wheeling
Association OF Credit Men was held yes
t"rday at which time the Committc" on
Investigations and prosecutions was or
canizcd and started work in rcopcninS
and getting evidence IN the bankruptcy
case Of Nick Politics. who formerly con-
Quoted Il confectionery store ON SIX
tccnth street and who was arrested IN
Washington. Pa.
This was an involun"tary bankrupt
ease which came up on Angus Is. 1918.
md ssnce that time IN party Interested
disappeared and just last week was APP
pretended and brought back 10 this
city. Each and every lttl" point In
the case VIII ne worked Cut by this
committee.
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Congressman crovthsr wsds Hero.

Or. Frank Cro~th"r OF schenectady.
y. Y. congressman from the Thirtl"in
New York district, n Mrs. Peggy
Ycung e Pueblo. col. were married
here yesterday with Rev. I. n. Robin
sor OF ,hcI FIRST United Presbyterian
church ~otiiciaiins.
The ccrcmoI wa performed IN N"
rastor's study. Or. Crowthcr and his
hrile were motoring through this So
uon enroite to Atlantic cry. Thy
w>rc accompanied by Mr.. and Mrs. tc'
W. LamAin Of Clinton. Mo. Mr.. L.amhin
WAS formerly state superintendent OF
SCHOOLS in Missouri and is now director
OF the federal board Of vocational edu-
cation at Washington. The party Sp"n.
the day and nigh, ~ tho Windsor hote.
before continuing their journey.
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Ronbach company of Pittsburgh and
has 2 large host OF friends in this city
who will We surprised 10 hear Of tEt
marriage.
The courle will leave IN their honey
moon today. They will visit Washing
ron. D, c., New York and Atlantic city
After July Goth they will reside At tn
Forrest apartments. 56j Forrest .
nue., Bellevue.
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CHARGED WITH MURpER

U;irard. Ill. June 2I.-Whilc Mrs.
catherine Harmon sat in a cell N tho
county Jail n, Carnnvllle. holding h"r
fourteen months Old baby, n ~coroncr's
Jury al an inquest here today returned
n verdict charging her with numbering
her ninctccnt year old StepSon. Thomas
Harmon. with an axe. She was held for
grand Jury inv estiEation. Mrs. Harmon
did not fac" the jury. prcferr!nG 10 re-
main IN yal! during the inquest.
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GOES
To WEST POINT

George Drummer Of the Island will
cave Thursday for West Point. where
h" will take up his duties as a plebe at
the United States Military academy.
Mr.. Runner graduated from wheeling
high school in the class OF 1921. and Is
not only n scholar but an athlete. haN-
ing been on the football squad for W
years.
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PITTSBURGH COUPLE
MARRIED HERE

A quiet wedding was solemnized yes
terday afternoon at the Windsor hotel
when l.. 4. Eombach and Miss Lee
Couff. both Of Pittsburgh. were united
in marriage by Rev. w. II. Fields. pas
tor OF the First Christian church. Mr..
RombaCh is L representative OF the j..
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LAWN FETE AT NORMAL

\ a WI cc'c viii p" given by the Har-
mony Hand on Thursday evening, June
-, in tho vacant lot facing The normal
school nj West Liberty. II Is expected
thai, 4 arg" crowd will turn out -:
his cvcnt and good eats are promised
in abundance,
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Twelfth street yesterday afternoon in
honor OF Miss Ida Stein. whose engage
ment 70 w. Il. Johnson. OF Pittsburgh.
Was recently announced. Tho affair
was In tho form OF a miscellaneous
shower tor tho br:dc-to-bo, and the
guest lis: was restricted to tho Ind
mate friends OF tho honor guest.
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Peter-Hartley.

Miss Helen Gertrude Hartley mo
George Nicholas Peters were married
a, -. N.rhon>u$ church 4; $50 r"S'"r-
day afternoon. with the Rev. fathee
B~.uaNenture officiating. The bride
were = lnrh hjuc travelling suit with
fawn cclnred accessories. The att"n!-
ants we're Miss L.cnord Barnic and Al
bert Ksrcn@cSSne-. Following IN" c"-"'
mnuv Mr.. and Mrs. Peters ictr ~ FN''
". dding rip. On their return they VII
rc:lde at - Eleventh street.
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Lawn rs+e and Parcel Post Sale.

The aides -. Mo"Sche2rt Legion No.
: will hold a hwn t"te and parcel post
sale Thursday evening on the lawn sur
rounding the h.mc Of Mrs. Joseph Carrie
at Thirty sixth and Woods streets. Mrs
Lucy Garlic - general chairman ~ AZ
ra"gcmen.s and n number II diversions
VIII B.. offered the patrons.
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Hanadf Dance.

The veterans o. tho Fourth DIVISION
viii give 4 b"neit dare" Il: Wheeling
park on Wcdne~d1y eNcnin-. The dance
music VIII be furnished by ManGo'S or
cheStra Of Stcuhrn,i,l". and the commt'-
tee IN charge are planning 4 very L.
liEhtCu! informal affair.
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You may not he able to Keep UP VII
YOUR bills but you've noticed your DIM
are always able to keep up with you
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MSM@ER
CLUB BOAT RIDE
On THE RIVER

The boat ride given on the steamer
Verne Swain last mSht under the aus
plces OF the Wheeling W"Uan'' CLUB
WAS 4 very enjoyable affair. Tn" cN-
cu-s:nn was we'll pItrorlLcd. IN spite OF
Indictment weather. and ! large number
OF .nca. ?coplc. Including many repre-
SertativeS OF the OUNCE set. were
present. DANCING WAS the CHIEF diver
sion Of the evening". and a program Of
popular dance music VAS furnished by
the Verne Swain orchestra.
This IS only on" Of I series ~ similar
events Which ne Woman'S club Is plan.
ming for nc summer months. The pro
Ceeds Will 20 10 thu clubhouse furG,
The committee in ChAtrr "t last nights
cAru-Sion VAS composed Of:
alc$dAg0c>-
John Is. Garden !. u. MrClurr
W. +. Eliot 'ht-lcS Miller
r.. Is. l:owle s. ". Noycs
J.. r.. Sweeney Elizabeth TalS"u
l.. y. Harris kdsSet II. Thoip
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fountain Lake rark. Md. June -
Tic next big event viii BE- tho in''r-
dc~nonlina;Ionai amy meeting which
Will start July | and &; which most uE
the states OF Tho union VIII he repre-
Sen,cd. Bishop Berry i among thoS"
expected 10 take an %CtlN" part. Tn"
cottages are bong a3ldIy II!Sd by th"i"
owners and by those who lease for the
summer months. It Is expected th'r"
will not be = Vacant cottage this season.
bu the demand will be greater than ~"
supply. Rev. George l.. CcHn"r. chair
man OF the housing C"niril''r" Of ne
Baltimore conference. r:pw"rir l".'@n"
institute. has been her" '"m",H'lnc -
engagements frr t@r O.. u''r- - =" H.
ya,cS. Win - H. l,'= . .".r t"li'i-
more and Wa~G;r:'"H MT ui'" $
Iuiy ~, ~. E..jn :! W,.n"r. E,Nlc
inSl-urr"- ia ",'r N"$.".on universe
~. ,h,r.u" '.,urIS N. Mccoy 'i"'H;
L.,'..; ,"'r.,i-,' ~t"""-~ r",r"ht:' 10! d.
re-, u;. at,I I;.>N"p William r. MrDow-
al. Will he present.
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Movements Of Individuals To Ana
Prom The City.
AT THE HOTELS.

Rogors-T. +. Gallagher. Cratton; ].
j: Mccall. Pittsburgh; /. J. Shea, SCran-
t'n. {, !" Shunan. Toledo. J. Bell. Pitts
hurGh.
McLure-R. Berger. Elkins. \. T. Gay
ley. Smithfieid; y. l.. Stober. Akrua. G..
q. l.. HonmCN. ClarksburE: Mr.. and Mrs.
y. +. Moore. Now Martinsv!lIe. y. s.
Shuts. l'arkcrsburg. {. 5. Mitchell.
Huntington.
Windsor-Mr and Mrs. VI. Il. Sctrn.
~MorsIntown; B.. S. Wilson. Petersburg
i. w. Lawley. lYttsburEh; {. 4. Rom.
back.
Stamm-W. J. Davis. Hundred; VI. y.
Rodgers, Griihvili". ANcril Dcv!nc. Hun
LTed.
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Dixis club Dance

The psN:e club panCe will give an IN
dependence Day dance a. Wheeling FariS
FRIDAY evening. II dance muse VII!
be furnished bv Sammy stewards Eight
Singing S~yncopator$ Of Columbus. Inc
work "t F'orncy. S"iiSt ana c"rnetlS,' .!
R,ckctt. hnHGn player. with Stewart "a
accompanies, a: IN" piano. are mention
ed among the especial attractionsot this
p%0puIar orchestra. The committee IN
charge 81 arrangements FOR the lar -
composed ot:
Arch rov"t1 hlII Mo ann
John Clarke irNln h'er
.Ine BcCkie Nsg tron'
Gcorgr EcanS mas. i'nnIeN
sam Front GcorG" "I'''n
Jack Nurphey
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Misses.
Doris Gibson Mr., Elizabeth
Alma Eclton H""S
Elizabeth kochNhnc Esther ETyan
Dorothy GrciG Mary Lamb
Elizabeth Smith Florence Young
Jennie Rail- Elsie cook
NaSdamcs.
William Anawait William Wright
william klett Glenn chambers
Edward Pence Walter Smith
Earl Hornbrouk ';ladSt"n" l"uel!
George MctHdd"u John Fair
\ sptcIous man is suspicious OF
himself.
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Will re present.
Perry-Lowe
Mrs Edith Lowe and . V. P"rr


Mrs Edith Lowe and . V. Perry o.
Redwood. Ohio. were married Saturday
morning at the hon" OF Mrs.. Loves
mother. Mrs. l. NJ. Carter. IN Barnes
willie. Oh.p. The ceremony was i'HT-
formed a; As in the 'n"rn!nS' with IN"
Rev. Ernest Miller Of the First NJ. +.
church. officiating. The attendants
wer" Miss Eva Carter. a sister oc tho
bride. and J. W. Faulkc. NJ. and Mrs.
Perry left on a motor trip through TIE
West immediately after the ceremony:
They will make their home AT Redwood
on their return after September :. Mrs.
perry is y former resident ~ IA n"S-
Vile. but for The past two years sh" has
resided in Columbus. being emrlo!"d as
designer by the Clarke-DaviS Millinery
Company. Mr.. Perry is in he automo
bile business at Redwood.
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Miss Pair Hostess

Miss Heurietta Fair Will entertain AZ
her home on Thirteenth S'r"5t ms
afternoon IN honor Of Miss Doris Gin
son. Sewing and embroidery Will r" the
diversions and a dainty luncheon Will 10
served at nrc O'clock. Those present
uill be:
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Mrs. W. B. Gibson and Miss Doris
G!bson entertained at their nome on
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For Miss Gibson
Party On Yana Swain

announccd. Those rrescn, were;
Doris Gibson Mary Elizabeth
Elizabeth Smith He"S
Nan Smith
NNSSrs:
Richard Mccoy Russell Goetzs
Sidncv {. smith Mr.. and Mrs. Wal
Robert Smith ter smith.
Howard ClaibauGa
Dinner for Quests
Mr. and Mrs. r.. l.. Stone OF Echo Poinl
were hos,. az = dinner az the Country
cub Yesterday evening. cnmpl!mehtinS
Mr.. and Mrs. John X. List OF winter
Park. Flu. who are visiting teiends
her. Covers were laid 70. the follow.
Ing:
Ncs-rs. and Mcsdares-
o II X. List \. A. Wheat
{. \. ROBINSON l.. l.. Stone
n e. ~Franzhc:n Jane, Matthews
Mrs.. Bowie Hostess.
Mrs.. robert r. Bowie entertained tno
ncrr.rz OF her Bridge club with 4
luncheon At Ia, Country club yesterday
al; rncuu. Following the luncheon the
remainder OF the afternoon WAS speas
at rridSc. Tho-o present were:
Edward Si.tel ". p. Rownd
George Hewitt Mae Weaver
B.anche Ino?er A.. \. What
John TrUl. Il. L. BoEIe
For Mics Brotav.
Mrs. Lee MarCeI!us WAS hostess at a
miscellaneous shower at her home on
South HroaIwa- yesterday artcrnoon
hcr-rinS Miss Macy Erokaw. whose
marrlase 10 Frank EberiinS will take
nlatc tomorrow. The honor guest was
the recipient OF naay beautiful ana
useful articles Daring thc afternoon
an ice and Sal1d course vas SEr-ed-
Those present we've:
NlSSsS-
\an~y Srokaw N1r1nrIe meyer
Martha CclutE Margaret Grocan
uarv.v Perrz Ray Hamilton
Slts Ratclftc Carl Clrch
William Jasper ivan Rate'irre
For nu GnIon
Mrs. walter Smith and Mss Eliza
beth Store viii entertain 1e Br'ds" Fri
day Afternoon ~ ~Dtrmrydaic in honor
pr Mss Doris Gibson
victor Kon6red
Miss Kath-Tr Aul will be hc-ess
a, Al Informal dance II her home IN
tomorrow evening in honor
OF Miss Louise AuL. OF Nashville, Ten
aessee. who Is her guest.
Miss sara Stamp will entertain with
a Bridge luncheon at the Country club
Thursday afternoon. with Miss Louise
Aul as honor guest.
Miss Stein Honorsd
Mrs. W. 3. Gibson and Miss Doris
G!bson entertained at their mono on