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The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1921-08-16
THE CONFERENCE

The heavy nations soon will send their dele
cations here to thrash out schemes by which
to end the present reign of fear As things are
now we're all afraid that war may hit US soon;
We trembe when dog has bayed its grievance
70 the neon Rhode Island hears rumor
fraasht with trouble and dismay; New Jerseys
butt another yacht and suffers for fray Rhode
Island builds herself Il barge her bulwarl1s to
defend ana Jersey builds one just as large, and
so on, without end. The voters raise despairing
yips while digging up long green; the money
gees f0r foolish shios that should buy gasoline
wen atliae," New Jersey cries, until the foe
expires 'and socks more taxes on the guys who'd
film buy Rubber tires. Rhode Island says, Our
damtless souls defy those warlike boobs" and
t&es eat up all those rolls that should buy inner
tubes And thus it is, the world around; we
can't enjoy nap, for every time we hear sound
we think it means scrap. Through all mems
history there runs the same old crazy theme;
were building ships and buying guns, and peace
is but a dream. And when the wise men of the
world for peace are here conyoked, may all the
battle flags be furled. and all the swords be
soaked.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1921-08-16

After diligent inquiry around the
postoffice it has been decided tina.
travelling in an auto at sixty miles an
hour does not necessarily mean that
The traveller will he sixty miles awa-
al the end of an hour.
Since Dock Hooks got mad and
busted up the moonshine still on Gan
Ger creek Il few nights ago he stands
much higher physically than he does
socially in this community.
The Tickvile Tidings declares there
are three times in mans life when
he is highly esteemed and prominent,
and that is when he marries, dies, or
pays his subscription.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1921-08-16
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BLUE SKY FANERS

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said n bo ,brano;og EIorida /, , co,o,i,n mi ,,
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Of ready roncv in H., hands Ct u. grr.s.,s;ns.
investors ic crc,ur,or ll.- ot,rqcvors Of bra s,y'
securities
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The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1921-08-16
Laugh Lire
Unreasonable

Unreasonable
Customer lin eating house)-'Ere
take this back, guv-nor-there's three
flies in it,
Proprietor with heaO-Well what
dyer expect for penny-butterflies ?
Windsor Magazine.
Cut Rates
Please ma am give poor blind
man dime"
"Why, you're only blind in one
eye"
We'll, make it a nickel, then. >
Harvard Lampoon.
Cheering Thought
He (gloomily)-I'm afraid it's no
use; your father has such an aver
sion to me.
She-Dont worry, dear. He has a
still greater aversion to paying my
bills.-Boston Transcript.
How Careless
Have you seen Jennie's new
gown?"
NO, but she told me the first time
she were it she got terribly sunburn-
ed. New York Sun.
Comforting
will this stuff kill me?' asked the
suspicious customer.
81 hope not said the affable boot
logger, tut if it does there will be
70 reflection on you or the members
of your family"
''How's that?"
i stand in with the coroner. He'll
return verdict of death from nat.
ural causes. '-Birmingham Age-Her-
aid.
A Haven Of Refuge
DO you agree with. the poet that
stone walls do not prison make, nor
iron bars a cage?"
Personally, think they do said
Mr.. Clipping, but I had a heart-toI
heart talk with a bigamist once and
he held the opposite opinion. "-Bir-
mingham Age-Herald.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1921-08-16
FREE AUTO CAMPS
CieTund News.)

ICELAND News)
Ks ;a.ae viii maintain its free auto camp
grounds ilissimnae is doing right. Florida
towns hTTe advertised these resorts, ard the peo-
r'o inc UAi,ed States vii! flock to them this
yeal-and and that they nave been discontinued
a small Charge fer maintainance would be only
just ard right; lat it will be serious mistake
to eun quito parties out OF town
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1921-08-16

but we are primarily the citrus fruit and winter
vegetable section. We are sending our fruit and
vegetables all over he country and we buy our
furniture and clothes from other states. The
counties 10 lhe north Of us are adapted 10 lho
growing Of grain and tic raising Of calile YET
many acres Of excellent land are lying idle while
the state imports carloads Ct feed. We wou.'
.>e ~ SIZE lie ~Pa-4.s eo4ayes push Jaeir GIVE
Development .ioas lie ire- q lsa resistance ~
raising vha. hey caa raise easiest in sufficient
qerr.iG 10 s..7'y We ae4.-y ,e-u.o.y.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1921-08-16

Csr.so arg a. It's own f~aerai,' says e,,vs
les-sh. n .4'y i-.aa.Aa-i- a.d marvellous ei.-
oun-;aaee " We have '.ao~n more tb@n orc
prominent man who opened the celebration Of lis
c-,a otse ies wih IA Address Of acceptance.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1921-08-16
THE LAKELAND NEW S

A weekly newspaper giving a resume of local
matters, crop conditions county affairs, ETC. is
published from the Telegram Office and sent any
where in the United States for $500 per year.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1921-08-16

The aou5le win beng president is hai il does
nj leave one tme CROUCH TO look after cnes
parents.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1921-08-16

Posiaps The hero q the aitp3ac proposal a.
Mmnco!a. m. Y, LaI vowed moi io propose to
tie best sirl en- c9l,h
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1921-08-16

VIZ llo,f Ac& 10 get our poems published;
we shall comm. murder
The St. Joseph observer. [volume] (St. Joseph, Mo.) 1906-1932, 1921-10-01

North ST. Joseph Second Addition to the City
OF ST. Joseph, Buchanan County, Missouri;
thence west along the north line of said lot
twenty-nine (29) and the north line of lot
seven (O Of said block twenty four go, North
St. Joseph Second Addition to the City OF
St. Joseph, Buchanan County, Missouri, to
the east line Of Sixteenth street; thence south
along the east line Of Sixteenth Street to the
north line of lot ten (lO) of said block TWEEN.
ty four go, North St. Joseph Second Addi-
tion to the City Of St. Joseph, Buchanan
County, Missouri; thence west in straight
ine to the northeast corner OF lot seventeen
tlT, block twenty three (23). North ST. JOS
=ph Second Addition to the City of St. Joseph.
Buchanan County, Missouri; thence west
along the north line OF said lot seventeen
40, and the north line Of lot ten u0), Of said
block twenty three (23), North St, Joseph
Second Addition TO 1e City OF ST. Joseph,
! Buchanan County, Missouri, TO the east line
Of Fifteenth Street; thence west in a straight
line to the northeast corner Of lot ten QO),
| block twenty-five (22), North ST. Joseph Sec.
ond Addition to the City Of St. Joseph, Blu.
chanan County, Missouri; thence west along
the north line Of said lot ten Qo) to the east
| line of the north and south alley between
Thirteenth and Fifteenth Streets; thence
north along the east line Of said north and
south alley to the prolongation of the north
line Of lot seven CO, block two (2). Smith and
Lewis Second Addition to the City Of St. Jos.
eph. Buchanan County. Missouri, (produced
from the wesD; thence west along the pro-
longation Of the north line Of said lot sever
CD and the north line Of said lot seven C7) tC
the east line of Thirteenth Street; theme,
west in straight line to the northeast cor
ner Of lot ten Qo). block one (D, Smith anC
Lewis Second Addition to the City Of St
Joseph, Buchanan County. Missouri: theme,
north along the west line OF Thirteenth Stree
to the northeast corner Of lot thirteen Q0
Of said block one %, Of Smith and Levi
Second Addition to the City Of St. Joseph
Buchanan County. Missouri; thence ives
, along the north line OF said lot thirteen uO
to the east line Of the north and south al
ley between Twelfth and Thirteenth Streets
thence north along the east line of the sal,
north and south alley to the prolongatior
Of the north line Of lot four %, block one ID
Smith & Lewis Second Addition to the Cit,
{ OF St. Joseph, Buchanan County, Missouri
(Produced from the west); thence west slonl
the prolongaton Of the north line Of sal
{ lot four % the north line Of said lot four a
: and the prolongation Of the north line Of sal
lot four 90, across Twelfth treet to III
west line Of Twelfth Street; thence mort
along the west line Of Twelfth Street to tn
{ northeast corner Of lot fifteen uO. block on
! %, Playground Addition to the City Of 81
t Joseph, buchanan County, Missouri; theme
. westerly along the north line OF said lot I'll
The St. Joseph observer. [volume] (St. Joseph, Mo.) 1906-1932, 1921-10-01
SPECIAL ORDINANCE NO. sss1.
JOEL L. GATES,
City Clerk.

SPECIAL ORDINANCE NO. ssu.
An Ordinance to Open and Establish a Pub.
lie Park to be Located in Park District
Number Three in the City of St. Joseph,
Buchanan County, Missouri, by Condemning
Certain Lands Therefor in the City Of St.
Joseph, Buchanan County, Missouri, for the
Purposes of Public Park Situated in Said
City Of ST. Joseph, and Establishing a
Benefit District Therefor to Pay for Same
Whereas, the Board OF Park Commits sioners
Of the City Of St. Joseph. Missouri, has Sc
lected and designated certain lands, herein.
after described. to be acquired and used
for the purposes Of public park situated
in the City OF St. Joseph and in Park District
Number Three in said City. and has recon-
mended to said Common Council OF said city
the acquisition and establishment Of the
same as an for said uses. according to law.
Therefore,
Be 1t Ordained by the Common Council of
the City Of St. Joseph as follows;
Section /. That the following described
lands within the limits hereinafter set forth,
situated in the City OF St. Joseph, Buchanan
County, Missouri, and in Park District Num-
Der Three in said city. be and the same are
hereby taken and condemned for the purposes
OF said public park and to create and es.
tablish a park and parkway system, situ-
ated in the City of St. Joseph. Missouri, and
in Park District Number Three in said
city, said lands being described by metes and
bounds as follows:
Beginning at point on the east and west
center line OF section four 90, township fifty.
seven SD north, range thirty five (3S) west
forty Cio) feet east of the center of said
section four 90, said point being the south.
east corner Of Twenty second Street and
Oakland Avenus;-thence east along the south
line Of Oakland Avenue one hundred anG
fifty QSO feet; thence north and parable
with the east line of Twenty second Street
to the south line OF Long Street; theme.
west along the south line OF Long Street
to a point one hundred and ten (IO) feet
east Of the east line Of Twenty second Street
thence north and parallel with the east lin,
OF Twenty second Street to the south lin,
OF the east and west alley in block two ~
Highland Park, an addition to the City Of St
Joseph. Missourii thence west along tn,
south line OF said east and west alley &c
the cast line Of Twenty second Street; theme,
north along the east line Of Twenty. SeconC
Street to the south line of Marion Street
thence east along the south line of Marion
Street to a point twenty-five (2O feet wes
of the northeast corner OF lot six (s). blocl
three (s), Oakland Park, an addition to th,
City Of St. Joseph. Missouri; thence souti
and parallel with the east line Of said 10
six O to the north line Of the east an,
west alley in said block three co; thenei
east along the north line Of the east an,
west alley in said block three 90 to a poin
twenty-five (2D feet west Of the southeas
corner Of lot eight % Of said block three 90
thence north and parallel with the east lin
The St. Joseph observer. [volume] (St. Joseph, Mo.) 1906-1932, 1921-10-01
SPECIAL ORDINANCE NO. ssss

An Ordinance to Open and Establish Ger
tain Parkway to be Located in Park Dis
tricts Numbers One and Three in the City
of St. Joseph, Buchanan County, Missouri
BY Condemning Lands Therefor in the City
Of St. Joseph, Buchanan County, Missouri
for the Purpose of Said Public Parkway
Situated in said City Of St. Joseph, and
Establishing a Benefit District Therefor,
TO Pay for tie Same.
Whereas, The Board Of Park Commissioners
OF the City OF St, Joseph, Missouri. has se'
lected and designated certain lands here
matter described to be acquired and used
for the purposes Of public parkway situated
In the City Of St. Joseph. and in Park Dis
lricts Number One and Three in said city,
md has recommended to said Common Coun'
,il OF said City the acquisition and estab-
Eshment Of the same as and for said uses,
according to Law,
Therefore, Be It Ordained by the Common
Council Of the City Of St. Joseph, as fol.
lows
Section I. That the following described
it being necessary to acquire same for a
parkway situated in the City Of St. Joseph.
Buchanan County. Missouri, and in Park
District Numbers One and Three, be and
the same are hereby taken and condemned
for the purposes Of said public parkway and
to create and establish park and parkway
system situated in the City Of St. Joseph
T,g.
and Three, said lands being described by
metes and bounds, as followsi-
Beginning at the southwest corner o.
Twenty second and Douglas streets; theme,
west along the south line of Douglas STREE
to the east line OF Twentieth Street; theme,
south along the east line Of Twentieth Stree
to the prolongation Of the south line o
Grand Avenue Cproduced from the west
thence west along the prolonRation Of the sal,
south line Of Grand Avenue and the sal,
south line of Grand Avenue to the east lin
of Eighteenth Street; thence south along tn
east line Of Eighteenth Street to the nortl
line Of lot seven ca, block twenty six (25)
North St. Joseph Second Addition to tn
City Of st. Joseph, Buchanan County, Mis-
souri,; thence west in straight line to IN
northeast corner Of lot twenty one (2l), bloc
twenty-five (20, North St. Joseph Secon
Addition TO the City Of St. Joseph, Buchanan
County, Missouri thence west along III
north line Of said lot twenty .one (2D and In
north line Of lot seven CD Of said block TWEEN
ty-five (25) Of the North ST. Joseph Secon
Addition to the City Of St. Joseph, Blu
ohanan County, Missouri, to the east lin
OF Seventeenth Street; thence west in
straight line to the northeast corner Of 10
twenty nine (2o), block twenty. four (2D
The St. Joseph observer. [volume] (St. Joseph, Mo.) 1906-1932, 1921-10-01
BALLOT
Special Referendum Election
AGAINST THE ORDINANCE:
(Holnan Street Project)

Special Ordinance No S593. ordinance condemning
estate for Public Parkway Establishing benefit dis
time OF Recommended and concurred
of Park Commissioners and Common Council
passed Real Estate described as situated in Secs.
al 8, Township 81, Rng. 35, bounded by
by Douglas 427 TT:
south goth Street $50 IT, Grand Avenue 775
south 18th Street 465 IT.; west 720 it.; south
18th rs f 500 IT. north 80 IT,. west 1875
18th IS IT. west 120 it.; north rs ft
21O IT,; north 18th Street S5 IT.; west 80 Fl north
Street. 332 II IT. Grand Avenue 1854 IT.:
south and southweserly line Maple
Il Avenue point opposite north line OF Woodson
Street AIS northeastery
Street 1913 IT. north line of jefferson Street
496 south 35 IT.; and along Boyd Street 447 "a
IT. south along east line 18th Street 100 f east 80 ft
1875 IT,; south 220 IT.; $50
south line 18th Street ia Il ft
Street line Of 18th Street; north
2Sj IT.; line OF goth Street,
north to line Of Boyd Street, o
22nd street: south line of Douglas Street. fully
and bounds in said ordinance To-
Gated in Park District Nos and 3, City Of st. Joseph.
Buchanan County, Missouri.
The St. Joseph observer. [volume] (St. Joseph, Mo.) 1906-1932, 1921-10-01
Official Ballot
Special Referendum Election
Tuesday, October a, 1921
FOR THE ORDINANCE:
(Holman Street Project)
(Holman Street Project)

Special Ordinance S593. An ordinance condemning
real for Public Parkway. Establishing benefit dis
trt and time OF payment Recommended and concurred
IN by Board Of Park Commissioners and Common Council
passed. Real Estate described situated in Secs
and O., Township 81, Hng 35. bounded by west
lire 22nd street: by Douglas Street.
south by goth Street, 36O Grand Avenue IT'S
it., south 18th 465 IT.. 72O south
16h Street IS it, west 500 it, north 80 IT. west 1876 it.
north 18th IS IT. 120 IT. north 25 IT. west
21O IT.; north 18th Street S5 IT, west 80 TT. north
18th Street, 332 y IT,; Grand Avenue 79s IT,
south 20 south souhwestery line of
Leaf Avenue point opposite north line of WoodsOn
and Woodson Street AIS norheaserly
Sth Street 1913 ft east north line of jefferson Street
496 IT. south 35 IT.; and along Boyd Street 447h
TT south along cast line 11th Street 100 IT. 80 f
south 100 IT, east 1875 IT,; south 220 IT.; east $50 it,
line 18th Street
line OF Holman line of 10th Street. north
18th Street 2S5 IT.; line OF goth Street.
north to south line of Boyd Street. to line of
22nd line fully
described by bounds said ordinance To-
Gated in Park District Nos. and 3, City Of St. Joseph
Buchanan County, Missouri
The St. Joseph observer. [volume] (St. Joseph, Mo.) 1906-1932, 1921-10-01
Official Ballot
Special Referendum Election
Tuesday, October a, 1921
FOR THE ORDINANCE:
(Corby Grove Project)

Special Ordinance No. $751; An ordinance condemning
real estate for public park Establishing benefit district
and time of payment. Recommended and concurred in
by Board of Park Commissioners and Common Council
passed Real Estate described situated
ship 81, Rng. S5, bounded south by Usage Street,
the by 22nd Street. except g. 16 II 1S.
Block l, and Lots 10 and IL. Block 2, Highland Park
Addition; the north by Marion Street north limo
of Curd Tract east 20 IT. Lots 6, west 2S it.
Lot s. Block 8, also 100 6. SO IT. T.
Block T. Highland Park Addition; by Oakland
Cemetery Hamilton tract and Ashland Blvd. fully
scribed by said ordinance, To-
Gated in Park District No g. City of St Joseph Buchanan
County Missouri.
The St. Joseph observer. [volume] (St. Joseph, Mo.) 1906-1932, 1921-10-01
BALLOT.
Special Referendum Election
AGAINST THE ORDINANCE:
(Corby Grove Project)

real estate for public park Establishing benefit district
and time of payment Recommended and concurred in
by Boa-d of Park Commissioners and Common Council
passed Real Estate described situated in sec L. Town
ship 81. Rng 35, bounded south by Street;
by 22nd Street except 2. g. 1s IT IS.
Block 1. and Lots 10 and H. Block 2. Highland Park
Addition: the north by Marion Street north limo
of Curd Tract except east 20 it. Lots G. T. west 2s IT
s. Block 3. also 100 it. Lot 6. and 50 # Lot T.
T. Highland PaftS Addition east by Oakland
Cemetery Hamilton tract and Ashland Blvd fully de-
scribed by and bounds in said ordinance.
Park District No g. City of St. Joseph
County, Missouri
The St. Joseph observer. [volume] (St. Joseph, Mo.) 1906-1932, 1921-10-01

ninety four (Sot) teet east Of the center hns
Of said section six (e); thence south and par.
alei with the north and south center line OF
said section six (O and its prolongation 70
the middle OF the main channel OF the Mis-
souri, river, thence southery along the mid
die Of the main channel OF the Missouri rivef
to the point OF beginning.
Section L. The Common Council finds and
determines that the establishment OF said
park is a benefit to all Of Park District Num-
Der One and that part OF Park Districts Nos.
Two and Three in the City OF ST. Joseph. as
herein described.
Section 5. All ordinances or parts OF ordi-
nances in conflict herewith are hereby re-
pealed.
St. Joseph, Missouri,
July 9th, 1921.
To the Common Council of the City of St.
Joseph;
The foregoing ordinance is respectfully sub
mitted by the Board Of Park Commissioners
and it is unanimously recommended that
said ordinance be passed.
THE BOARD OF PARK
COMMISSIONERS,
By JNO. /. MCDONALD,
(SeaD. President Pro Tempore.
Attest: MYRTLE MAXWELL,
Secretary.
Approved as to form.
ALVA F. LINDSAY,
City Counselor.
Passed July 90, 1871.
E. M. LINDSAY,
President of Common Council.
Approved July a. 1921.
ELLIOTT MARSHALL,
(SeaD. Mayor.
Attest. JOEL r. GATES,
City Clerk.
The Columbia evening Missourian., 1921-03-07

sas City and John McHugh Of Moberly.
Sigma Chi: Misses Cora Miley, Alice
Wiedmer, Harriet Joaquin, Exie Gray.
Mildred Walker, Mary Virginia Doer-
schuck, Irene Christie Of La Plata and
Mrs. J. N. Dawson Of Kahoks, Mo.
Sigma Phi Epsilon: Misses Anita Will
son. Marian Wilson, Bernice Thomure
and Mary Cord.
Phi Delta Phi: Miss Anna Glaizer.
Delta Tau Delta: Misses Alice Kurtz.
Melvin Land, Marjorie Harbaugh, Helen
Kirchner and Irma Neuman.
Sigma M: Katherine Campbell. Frank
Robertson, Ruth Cauihorn, Sue Rosen-
bury, Lucie Cliff, Isabel Coons and
Gladys Balsley of Joplin.
Phi Delta Theta: Misses Louise Buff
FUN of Louisiana, Zelle Whitmarsh, Isa.
belle Strother, Rebecca Evans, Helen
Vaughn of St. Joseph, Mildred Owen of
St. Joseph and Mrs. Lewis Smith and
The Columbia evening Missourian., 1921-03-07

George Lefevre. Miss Helen Mitchell,
Mrs. Charles ". Digges and guest. Mrs.
Charles Branch Of Springfield, ILL.,, Mrs.
Dan G. Slime, Miss Frances Bright, Mrs.
II. |. Bragg, Mrs. James Gordon, Mrs.
E. H. Guitar, Mrs. j. B. Heberling, Mrs.
Odon Guitar, Jr., Mrs. F. 5. Conley, Mrs.
Dudley Conley. Mrs. W. 7. Conley, Mrs.
c. B. Miller, Mrs. A. G. Spencer Mrs.
W. +. Stephenson. Mrs. Isadore Barth,
Mrs. Leslie Green, Mrs. N. d. Evans,
Miss Elizabeth Harris, Mrs. Tom King,
Mrs. Turner Clinkscales, Mrs. Turner
Gordon, Mrs. |. o. Hockaday and Miss
Angeline Beasley.
The Columbia evening Missourian., 1921-03-07

Among the dinner guests at the Daniel
Boone Tavern last evening were: Miss
sara Roberts, ]. Paul Bell, Miss Helen
Thurman. Barnard Won Hoffman, Miss
Louise Buffum, George Ruth, Miss Mil
dred Owens of St. Joseph, Alfred b.
Egan, Mrs. John Dawson, Horace Daw-
son, Charles J. Lawrence and Edward
Wormhaudt, Miss Parilce Stewart. David
Meeker, Miss Henrietta Stewart. Charles
L. Brown, Garrett +. Splitter, John NJ.
Himmclberger, Miss Melvin Land, NJ. F.
FOeiler, Miss Alice Adelia Marsailles.
Miss Mildred Long, Miss Beatrice Robin
son, Miss Shirley Cuihridge, Miss Kaih-
crime Hillix and Mrs. William VI. Mar.
sailles. Miss Helen Cave, Bryan Wilson.
Miss Mary Bess Meservey, Barclay c.
Knerr, Miss Elizabeth Hall. Robert NJ.
Laramore, John B. Hittell, Miss Maude
Winters, L. c. Kassebaum, Laura Fran,
ces Headon and r. c. Coleman.
The Columbia evening Missourian., 1921-03-07

The members of the Kappa Alpha The
Ia sorority gave an informal dance at
the Daniel Boone Tavern Friday night.
The ballroom was decorated to represent
a garden of spring flowers and foliage.
The chaperons we're: Mrs. J. VI. Liner.
ick, Mrs. Ella Taylor. Miss Elizabeth
Ransom, Mrs. Jim Tatum, Mrs. Eliza
beth Spencer, Mr.. and Mrs. c. P. Whit
bread and. Dean and Mrs. F. B. Mum
ford.
The Columbia evening Missourian., 1921-03-07

Mrs. c. B. Miller, Stewart road and
Clenwood avenue, entertained at l o'clock
luncheon Saturday for the members Of
the Jones-Bain wedding party. The din
ing room table was artistically decorated
with a miniature kewpie bride and groom
forming the centerpiece. Snapdragons
in silver baskets were placed on each
side of the bridal couple. The wedding