The Cordova daily times., 1921-02-19

would be located on Second street. The slogan of the ladies has proven true, Tt can be done." They hope in the near future to have a public volley ball game and other enter tainments to help the good cause along.
 Those who enjoyed the evening were pr. Von Zesch, Dr. Ella Wight, Miss Evangeline Church, Miss Ohelia Howard, Mrs. J. B. Carlyle, Mrs Lou Smith, Mrs. w. L. Fursman, Mrs. Barbara Heating, Mrs. Bartley How ard, Mrs. Archie Fields, Mrs. Walter Downing, Mrs. H. H. Lines, Mrs. Henry Maillard, Mrs. T. c. Burchette, Mrs. J. W. Date, Mrs. J. A. Nicolet, Mrs. A. Scrivner, Mrs. Will Clayson, and little Master Date.
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 The Pioneer Women and their guests spent an enjoyable social eve ming at the Eagles Club rooms last Monday in spite of the fact that the adverse weather conditions pre- vented many from attending. The hostesses for the evening were Mrs. c. M. Rosswog, Mrs. Chas. Scheffler and Mrs. E. P. Harwood. Following short business meetings in the two lodges an appetizing luncheon was served. Among those present were MT and Mrs. Alvah Flames, MT. and Mrs. Dan Greenig, Dr. and Mrs. w. H. Chase, MT and Mrs c. M Ross wog, Mrs. George Walker, Mrs. Link Waln, Mrs. E. P Harwood, Mrs Charles Scheffler, George Dooley, Ed. Lee, S. Young, Chris Scheffer, Charles Bloom, Ed. Hammer, J. An deson, Rudolph Voight, L. McCallum, F. Douglas and E. V. Boyle.
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 A pretty wedding was solmnized at the apartment of A. J. MacConnell in the Lathrop building last Satur- day evening when Miss Luthenia Clark became the bride of w. D. Kicker, both of whom are well-known in Cordova. The ceremony was per formed by U. s. Commissioner K. G. Robinson, in the presence of a few friends. Mrs. Horace Leach and Mir. A. J. MacConnell acted as wit nesses for hte couple. MT and Mrs. Kicker will make Cordoya their home for the time being
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 Says Senator Thomas of Colorado: "If tax of 50 cent a head were i'm posed upon office seekers in Wash ington, there would be sufficient revenue to pay inauguration ex- penses"
 Says Senator Borah of Idaho: "A wise policy would be to place the tax on retiring Democratic office holders, for they have the money"
 A delightful time was had last Sat urday evening when number of friends planned a surprise party on Mir and Mrs. C. c Hazelet. Those in the plot were MT. and Mrs. ". E. Brown. MT. and Mrs. Dave Phillips, MT. and Mrs, Chas. Dustin. Mir and Mrs. Walter Gaffney, MT and Mrs. John Muller and Mir. and Mrs E. P Harwood. Music and delicious re- treatments were much enjoyed by those present.
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 The many Cordova friends of MT. and Mrs. o. W Dresser, formerly of Cordova, will be glad to learn that they are very comfortably To. cated in their beautiful home in San Bernardino, California, and are en- toying life in the sunny south after their stay in the north. The follow. ing is a partial extract from a news. paper account of 8 delightful affair given to sixteen guests at the Dress CT home:
 "The ladies of the Friday After noon Card Club enjoyed the hospital ity of Mrs. o. w, Dresser's home at POT south Mt. Vernon avenue yes terday.
 "The home was particularly attrac- tive in it's floral dress. The recep- tion and living room were in red car nations and the dining room in sweet peas, wonderful cluster of pink and lavender blooms forming a center piece for the table.
 "The score cards for the card con- test were decorated in wild roses and butterflies, tied with ribbon.
 "The first favor, lovely Japanese vase, was won by Mrs. Mallery and
 
 EMPRESS CABARET