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Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-02-03
SOUTH AMBOY LEGION FIVE
HAS AN ACTIVE SCHEDULE

SOUTH AMDOY, Feb. s-The re-
Gently organized American Legion
basketball team already has a num-
Der of games on their schedule
Tomorrow night they will meet, the
Y. NJ. C. A. Of this city in the second
game of the city championship
series. At this time they will be
strengthened in the offense by the
addition of "Alf" Roessler Of Perth
Amboy, who recently had his MEM
bership In the legion transferred to
This city. The "Y" at this time will
appear with their strongest team.
On Monday, Feb. IA. the Legion
team will meet the Sayreville big
Five" On Monday the 21st they
will meet the Perth Amboy Legion
at Perth Amboy in the first game
of the county elimination contest
for the cup that has been put up
by the county athletic ofhcer. On
Monday goth. they will meet h
Speedways of Perth Amboy in this
city. March 7th, 14th. 21st and
2sth open dates at homes They are
| anxious to meet the du Points Dry
Docks, Harmony Five. Woodbridge
| Parish House, Knights of St Pc
ter's of New Brunswick.
BowIers Active Also
The Legion bowling team Is now
an active organization. They Will
roll their first game tonight when
they travel to Midtown and meet
the Michelin team of that place.
On Wednesday they will meet a
team representing the Metuchen
Legion.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-02-03
ROBERTS WINS
FROM ROPER
Staten Islander is Given Ref
eree's Decision in Fast
Bout in New York City.

Al Roberts, Staten Island heavy
weight boxer. wac awarded the deci-
sion over Captain Bob Roper Of CHI
cago in the feature t~welve-round
bout staged az the Commonwealth
Sporting Club in New York last
night. The judges disagreed on the
decision. and Referee Jack Donneily
cast his vote in favor OF the Staten
Islander.
The former army captain had
skill, brain and speed. compared to
Roberts kick in either mitt. Roper
kept his left in Roberts face
throughout the entire twelve rounds.
The Staten Island fireman landed
heavy rights on Roper's face and
body throughout the contest.
Roper appeared to be a dancing
master on his feet. HIS defense was
good, and at close quarters wa
hard to reach. Early in the 6ght
Roberts received a cut under his left
eye which handicapped him consid-
erably. Several times throughout
the bout Roberts staggered his op-
ponent with hard rights and lefts-
Both men showed plenty Of cour-
age in this fight, said TO be the best
heavyweight encounter seen In thif
section in some time.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-02-03
COURT CONTEST
At WOODBRIDGE
Woodbridge A. C. Five to Play
st. Anthony Team of This
City Tonight.

A big crowd will be on hand to-
night in the Woodbridge high school
to witness the basketball game be-
tween the Woodbridge A c. basket
ball team and the St. Anthony FIVE
OF Perth Amboy. The st. Anthony
team was booked after the ~cancella-
ton Of the game scheduled with the
Dry Dock outfit. The game will
start about 3 o'clock.
While the st. Anthony lineup has
not been definitely decided upon, II
is said that there will be several
Speedway and Dry Dock players in
the lineup of the Amboy team.
Woodbridge will have a strong rep
resentative team on the court, Irv
Martin and Bill Martin. and possibly
Schwenzer of the Parish House
team. will occupy positions on the
home team. Reyder, Potter and
Simonsen are also expected to play.
The st. Anthony team will meet
on the corner of Madison avenue
and Smith street about Z o'clock.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-02-03
TO LIKELY ROW
AGAINST CALIFORNIA CREW


PRINCETON, Feb. "a race
between the Crews of Princeton and
University of California. is con
sidered likely. although no definite
arrangements have been made, Ar
mold Wood. under graduate mana
ger of the Tiger crew said today.
About two weeks ago the Prince
ton authorities received a letter
from Franklin r.. Morse, former
tiger football player, now in charge
of athletics at the Berkeley. Cal.
institution, asking if Princeton
would consider a challenge.
A reply was made that arrange
ments might be made If California
zeal Washington and IL the gradu-
ate board of control are willing.
This board has not yet passed upon
4 regular schedule and it Is possible
L race will come up when the
schedule is discussed. .
If an agreement is reached it is
considered likely the contest will be
held on Lake Carnegie. the first
week in June over a two mile
course.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-02-03
Y. M. H. A. QUINTET PLAYS
STATEN ISLAND TONIGHT

The Y. NJ. H. A. representative
basketball team will try hard to-
night to annex their sixth victory Of
the season In a game with the Staten
Island Big Five. The game will be
played on the Y. NJ. II. A. court, and
will start about 9:15 o'clock.
The lineup of the Staten Island
team, probably gotten together by
Charley Sher, a member Of the Y. NJ.
III, A. team, has not been announced
as yet. The Y. NJ. H. A. team is ex-
pected to appear on the floor with
the usual lineup.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-02-03
HARMONY CLUB MEETS FAST
MATAWAN five TONIGHT

BY Special Correspondent.
MATAWAN, Feb. 3:-With two
straight victories to their credit
Manager Jay Shaw's Matawan Big
Five basketball team will endeavor
to even matters with the Harmony
basketball team OF Perth Amboy
when these teams clash on Geran's
hall court tonight. The biggest
crowd of the season is expected out
to witness the game. The Harmony
team scored a sixteen point victory
over Shaw's team in the former on
test between these combinations.
Manager Melko's Harmony team
has won seven games. lost two and
tied one SO far this season This
team will probably appear on the
court here with Glochau and Hib-
bard, forwards; Sn.Llh or Regain,
centers, and Parker andNW ran
son, guards. The Matawan teara
will line up in the usual fashion.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-02-03
Another Big Baseball Deal

The New York Yankees have
figured In another deal, according TO
a late report which is not denied by
Colonel Huston of the Yankees. BY
the terms of this real wal" Pipp,
first baseman; Ping" Bodie. out
fielder; 'Home-run" Baker. inleld-
err, and Jack Quinn. pitcher of the
Yankees, go to Washington for Sam
Rice. outhelder, and Jim Judge, first
baseman. If this deal has been
made, as reported. the Yankees will
have a classy outfeld with Roth,
Rice and Ruth.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-02-03
BOTH HIGH SCHOOL BOYS
AND GIRLS Win court
FROM SHORE TEAMS

positions. Amboy had taken the
lead in the contest during the early
part of the second half as a result
Of good work by Silver and Sofeld.
and two baskets by Kochek. Again
the Neptune team started a rush
which apparently was leading them
to victory, and Hughes was again
called to the rescue. The little for
ward Immediately got into the fray.
and prevented the Neptune boys
from overcoming the one point lead.
During the last twenty seconds of
play Cohen boosted the Amboy lead
to three points. Each team made
nine baskets. Berse refereed the
game.
The score:
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-02-03
RUTGERS SEPARATES
VS.. PARISH HOUSE

Woodbridge fans are interested IN
the coming Of the highly touted
Rutgers Separates to furnish oppo-
sition to the Parish House basket
ball team in Woodbridge tomorrow
night. The Separates lineup will be
chosen from a group Of students at
tending Rutgers College and a first
class team is said to have been
banded together. The Parish House
team will appear on the floor with
the regular lineup.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-02-03
Came Tonight at Pariin

The Dupont Powder Works Jas
ketball team is expected to have its
old following on hand tonight in the
Parlin Y. NJ. c. A. when this team
meets the Arlington Powder Works
team. There is a great deal Of riv-
airy between these two teams, and
a hard fought game is expected. The
Parlin outfit has not been as sue
cessful this year as in former sea-
sons. Captain Fitzpatrick will put
his regular team on the floor.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-02-03
AMB0Y Y. N. C. A.
TAKES 3 FROM PARLIn

The Perth Amboy Y. NJ. c. A.
bowling team took two out of three
games from the Parlin Y. M. c. A.
bowling team in a match bowling
on the Parlin alleys last night.
Nehrkorn, of the Parlin team,
bowled high score and high average
in this match rolling 10. 233 and
fs7, with an average of 1877. Penn
berton averaged 1913. high for the
visiting team.
The scores:
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-02-03

Charley Hughes, considered one of
the best schoolboy guards in this
state, was called upon twice yester-
day to enter the Perth Amboy-Nep-
tune game to prevent the home team
from going down to defeat. and the
Crimson and White boys were sue
cessful in defeating the Ocean Grove
representatives by a score of 24-21.
The Perth Amboy girls defeated AS
bury Parks High School girls team
in an interesting game by a score of
1922.
Amboy Girls Show Class
In a nip and tuck contest, the
Crimson and White girls basketball
team registered a win owe the girls
team of the seashore town. Miss
Anna Handerhan's team showed
classy form, and the six members of
the team who took part in the game
deserve considerable credit for their
work. The Misses Handerhan and
David divided the scoring for the
home team.
The Amboy forwards although
closely guarded were able to out
score Miss Traverse. the star AS
bury Park forward. who made eigh-
teen of her teams twenty-five
points. Miss Helen Warren outplayed
hCL u IdiAtA OPR0iNA1 hAC eNA
kinson, in the center position. and
Miss Helen Schultz outplayed her
opponent Miss Weiner played an
excellent guarding game for the
Crimson and White team. The score
al the end OF the first half was tied.
17-17.
Hughes To The Rescue.
Although the fact that, Amboy
nosed out Neptune boys on the local
court last year by a score of 81,
and then dropped a contest to this
team in Hoboken, was still fresh in
the minds of the followers of the
Amboy team, the Perth Amboy
High Schools strongest combination
was not placed on the court to start
the game yesterday afternoon. Nep-
tune took the lead early in the
game, and towards the end of the
opening session, Hughes was put in
Kochek's position at guard, and
Westcott went to forward in place
of Cohen. The Neptune rush was
stopped, and the first half ended
1910 in favor of the visitors.
In an effort to win the game with
out Hughes, the Amboy coach took
this player out of the game to start
the second half, and Cohen and
Kochek went back 20 their original
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-02-03

Willie Hoppe Is losing color -
U champ.
Edouard Horemans. the visiting
Belgian b~illiardist, Is making record
high runs on the tables.
Billiard experts pronounce hs
Belgian's masss shots the best ever
He has issued challenges to the
man long heralded as the king Of
them ALL"
Hoppe hasn't accepted. He says
he's busy with engagements.
The public is eager for a show
down and doesn't want to wait.
So Hoppe is losing in popularity
According to the rules of the
billiard world there are regular
tournaments each year az which
champions must defend their title
These tournaments lie some time
ahead.
Whenever these two meet the
visitor is going to have plenty OF
hackers.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-02-03
Jack Britton is a perfect "ss."

Jack Britton Is a perfect 49,"
February Z will find the weller
champ, who has boxed for seven
teen out of his thirty-six years. de-
Tending his title against his old rival,
Ted (Kid) Lewis at Madison Square
Garden in a ffteen-rounder.
1t is the champions first trip to
the Garden since Tex Richard open
ed shop there for title matches. The
Britton-Lewis engagement will be
their seventeenth in the ring.
They have been called the ping
pong weller kings.
Lewis won the title from Britton
at Dayton, o., in 1917.
Brttton won 1t back later on st.
Patrick's Day at Canton. o., by a
kayo.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-02-03
ANGEL. Get Dixie

LOS NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 'en
round gives the Angels Dixie Car
roll-the Southern Lacquer with the
.340-gaited bat. Memphis sent Dx-
ie to the Cardinals. who. in turn
traded him to Los Angeles for 1{t
Pertica.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-02-03
Bout on Percentage Basis

Los ANGELES, Cal, Feb. 5
Dempsey said today that Tex Rick
ard would promote the match be-
tween the champion and Georges
Carpenter On a percentage basis
and that he would receive no less
than rs per cent of the receipts.
which was the usual amount" he
added. There will be no guaran-
tee," he said, land the foffeits al
ready posted will stand.
MY information came In tele-
grams from Mr.. Kearns, who gave
no other details"
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-02-03
ElKS LEAGUE

There are a number of big games
scheduled to be played in the Elks
state league tonight. The Perth
Amboy Elks bowl Plainfeld on the
local alleys, Bayonne boys at Pas
sale, Newark at Union Hill, Hobo
ken at Elizabeth. and Railway at
Jersey City.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-02-03
Raumgartner Back I'm Game.

P~HILADELPHIA, Feb. S.-Pltch-
er ]. Stanwood Lefty" Baumgart-
ner has rejoined the Philadelphia
National League team and Will go
south on the training trip. 1t was
announced yesterday. Baumgart-
ner became a member of the team
in 1915 and left it in 1911 TO play
ball with semi-professional and in
teams in this vicinity.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-02-03
Browns to Play Dodgers.

ST. LOUIS, Feb. 3.-The 81.
Americans will play five K
hibition games on the return trip
from the training camp at Bogafusa,
La, 1t was announced yesterday.
The games follow:
March 81, Milwaukee at Gulfport;
20 and rs, Mobile and Louisville re-
spectively at Mobile: rs and 20,
Brooklyn at New Orleans.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-02-03
%
10sMs@O

Even Richard doesn't know VINO
owns the Big Fight.
The $4,000 wal: is a mere scrap
on paper.
done in a butter statue. Many OF
'em have been done in bone.
Income tax collectors have started
a drive on pugilists. They expect a
fight.
The black opal trophy belt given
to Jack johnson as symbol OF
worlds heavyweight championship
is in a Boston pawnshop window.
Buck Weaver sentiment is grow
ing fast in Chicago. It's growing in
New York. too. Chicago's for his
return: New York is against it.
Baseball scouts overlook a rich
field when they pass up Boston. Both
Ruth and Maranville were discov-
cred in the city Of beans.
Miss Anne Morgan has barred the
deadlock at her wrestling shows.
Good for Anne!
Checker, chess. domino and rogue
athletes are going strong at st. Pet
ersburg, Fla. The age limit is 80
and up.
1t took one season to convince
Gil Dobie that Cornell is a rowing
school instead OF a great football
institution.
There will be quite a splash made
at the Homecoming of the Davis cup.
Some of these huge offers for
Rogers Hornsby weren't recognized
because they were sent collect.
Extra periods in football are
about as popular among coaches as
decimal points in a ballplayer's sal
airy check.
Toledo seems to think that be-
cause Jim Thorpe has become a
Mud Hen the town will have a pro
football team next fall.
The battle line which the Yanks
and Dodgers will cover in exhibiting
Babe Ruth will extend from Baton
Rouge to Flatbush.
II Chicago city dads slap a 5 per
cent. tax on professional ball games
the gate fee at the parks may be
raised.
Pal Moore is the most willowy
boxer in the game. He has out
pointed Joe Lynch once and is a
GOOD haAgAa 40 u o0otn
Chicago fans paid a million dol
lars to see the Cubs and Sox play
last summer.
A rube ~strolled into training camp
To view the big league guys;
He figured he would show 'em stuff
That would make 'em have sore
eyes.
In poker games they cleaned him,
At craps him they did rob-
But, gosh, he hit the ball SO hard
He earned a big league job!
At 1t Again
The inmate of the Old Mems Home.
With smile upon his face,
Said: Tell me not the world has
1t is the same old place.
They talk Of what the war has
wrought,
What scientists have done,
But / declare there's nothing new
Beneath the shining sur.
Though nations snarl and bite and
snap
And U. 8. A. Is dry,
While all the world seems out OF
sorts.
1t isn't so, say I.
1T is the same old dandy world
I knew when but a youth;
Life is the same old lovely thing,
And that's the naked truth.
How do I know that this is 50?
I'll give the reason, men
Because they've matched Kid Lewis
and
Jack Britton once again."
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-02-03
Intermediate
WANTS TO HELP OTHER MOTHERS

Mrs. VIM. sager. so1 Nichols ST., Utica.
N. T.: II gladly write anything that
helps a mother with her children. My
little girl had whooping cough and /
was afraid she would choke. I gave her
Foley's Honey and Tar and it helped her
wonderfully. She could sleep most all
night without coughing. This good cough
syrup checks colds. stops coughing, cuts
phlegm and covers raw. inflamed MEM
br-nes with Q healing coating. Sold
Everywhere.-Adv.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-02-03
SPEEDWAY JUNIORS BEATEN
BY Y.MHAINTERMEDIATES

The Y. NJ. II. A. Intermediates
basketball team defeated the Speed
way Juniors in a hard fought con-
test on the Y. M. H. A. court last
night. Jacobsen and j. Kass were
high scorers for the winning team,
while Patten and Silver featured for
the losing team. The score at the
end OF the first half favored the
home team 1871.
The score:
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-02-03
Roxer 10 Train Red Sox.

BOSTON, Feb. S.-The
of Tommy Murray, a former local
boxer. as trainer for the Boston
American League team, was an
nounced yesterday by Manager
Hugh Duffy. Murray will accom-
pany the main body of Red sox
PLAYERS when they start for Hot
Springs, Ark, March 8.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-02-03
Leonard Again To Box welIing.

ST. LOUIS, Feb. S.-Benny Leon
ard. lightweight champion. and Joe
Welling, OF Chicago, will meet In an
eight-round ~no-deeision bout here
February "a. it was announced TO-
day. Leonard recently knocked out
yelling in fourteen rounds In New
York
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-02-03
Old .J0ckeys Gather

TIAJUANA, Mex.-Scores of once
famous jockeys are at the Tiajuana
track this winter. Some of them
W strings of horses. Others are
just enjoying the sunny cline and
looking for inside tips.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-02-03
Avalon Five Wants Games

The Avalon A. c. OF Railway
would like to book games with
heavy junior basketball teams hav-
ing home courts. Thomas Doyle. II
Coach street, Railway. N. j., is
manager of this team.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-02-03
Lewis to WrestIe Pesek

KANSAS CITY. Mo-, Feb. SD
..Strancler' Lewis, heavyweight
wrestling champion. was matched 10
John Pesek of Nebraska mere
in a two out of three fall match on
Feb. II.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-02-03
postnone Rowling Match

The bowling match
Court Amboy and Court Brunswick
scheduled for tonight, has been
nostponed. The match between
courts Carteret and Standard o
tomorrow night will be bowled as
usual.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-02-03
Jnnior Came Toniahf

The Speedway Juniors will cIfsi
with the Y. NJ. H. A Intermediate5
tonight on the Y. NJ. H. A COURT
A fast game is expected, this beinf
the second game for Che former TIL
week.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-02-03
Ping signs With PhiIiies.

PHILADELPHIA. FEB. s.-Ihe
signed contract of James ! for
mer Cincinnati pitcher. was recefv.
ed by the Philadelphia National
League club yesterday. Ring ana
Outfielder Neale Were traded 70
Philadelphia for Pitcher Rixey re-
cenflY.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1921-01-22

Seattle, Mrs. T. C. Smith. Jr., en-
tertained at bridge at her home
Thursday afternoon having as her
guests a company OF Mrs. Jordon's
most intimate friends. Mrs. T. A..
Llvesley scored highest and receiv-
ed the awards. The Smith home
was unusually attractive with bas-
kets of pink begonia and large
PINK chysanthemums placed about
combined with Oregon grape and
fern.
AT the luncheon hour Mrs. Smith
was assisted by Mrs. Ben w. Olcott
and Mrs. David Eyre.
Those invited to honor Mrs. Jor.
don were Mesdames Ben w. Oh
cott' Henry w. Meyers, David Ey-
re- John H, McNary, T. A. Livesley
John j. Roberts, Rueben p. Boise,
George F. Rodgers, Edward Baker.
Oliver C. Locke, R. X. Page, B. O.
Schucking and Miss Margaret Cos
per.
Miss Rita Claggett was a charm
ing young honor guest for din
her which her mother, Mrs. Cal F.
ration gave Tuesday evening to
celebrate her eighteenth birthday
anniversary. A bowl of red carna-
tlohs formed an attractive center
piece for the table and red shaded
candles gave softened light for
the party.
ked placards We're at covers for
MISS Claggett, Miss Gertrude Aid
flch, Miss Elsie Boyington. Miss
Maoel Trinwith, Miss Maxine Abst.
MISS Elsie Victor, and Miss Hester
Hllpot. For the last course an ad-
altlonal feature of the table an
polhtments was a large white bir-
thday cake bearing 1S red cand-
les.
Mrs. Henry Cornoyer and Mrs n
D. Mchlnnon were joint hostesses
Tor farewell courtesy to Mrs. win
1, Neill at the Cornoyer home on
Wednesday afternoon, entertaining
at bridge. The Cornoyer home was
attractively decorated with masses
OIL pussywillows and fern. while
yellow shaded candlesticks furnish
ed the lighting.
AL the cards Mrs. Neill received
the awards for the highest scor-
ing Those to whom the hostess ex-
tended an invitation were Mes
DANES Neill, Merlin Harding, Char
les Bates, Grover Bellinger. Roy c.
Burton, William McGilchrist. Jr.,
Millar McGilchrist, ]. C. Green.
Raymond Walsh, Edna Leedy.
Walter Spaulding, Roy II. Mills,
Frederick Thompson, Paul john
son, II. G. Marvin and Chester
Downs.
One of the events of next week
which is being looked forward to
with much pleasure is the tnfor-
NAL dance to be given by the Salem
Arabian knights Shrine club in
honor of the legislatures who are
Shriners or members of the Mason
lc order. The dance will be held at
Dreamland auditorium and Hunts
orchestra has been secured for the
evening.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1921-01-22

rpANK M. JORDON, delightful visitor from
who is the house guest of Mrs. Henry w. Meyers
qrl ~ Neills. who leave the first of the month for
W tLo IN their future residence have been the mo-
all entertaining this week and glance at the
e ot week will show almost every day filled with
lol entertaining for either. The bridge which Mrs
W IT. qave for Mrs Jordon assembled group of
aa natrons on Thursday, and the bridge which Mrs
.novpr O.r and Mrs D. j. McKinnon gave Wednesday
Nil was a beautiful event. Mrs Raymond Walsh
iino at bridge this afternoon for Mrs. Neill col
."nd. and tonight Mr. and Mrs. Roy H. Mills are
&c for the Neills with five hundred party.
nt+ Tuesday Mrs A. A. Livesey will assemble a
~ friends for bridge, in honor of Mrs Jordon, hav-
'E;tional guests call for tea
&ndnpsdav. Mrs John H. McNary will give luncheon
nJav evening Mr. and Mrs. Neill, Mr. and Mrs. Milar
a.;st and Mr.. and Mrs. William Hamilton enter
nntb a dancing party at Coton hail. Tuesday, Mrs
4 0adu is entertaining with luncheon at the Hotel
4 for Mrs Nell.
Chr;np club dance at Dreamland auditorium Tuesday
III ho large affair-the largest of the dancing parties
t Shrine club has given this winter. 1t is in honor
n,, Shriners and Masons who are in Salem for the
lure 49,
L. club has been called. This is to observe national
bn dav and will be in the form of silver tea at the
bf Mrs. Harry Hawkins
radov the Junior Guild of St. Pauls Episcopal church
;+c annual dance at the armory, which is always
imnortant dances on the winter calendar.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1921-01-22
Dallas Society

Dallas, Jan. 22.-Mr. and Mrs.
Clair Tracy, who live on Clay
street, delightfuiiy entertained u
host of friends Thursday evening
with Five Hundred.
AT d late hour, a delicious lunch
con was served to the following
guests: Mr.. and Mrs. William Ret.
zer, Mr.. and Mrs. H. =. Joslin, Mr..
and Mrs. V. Ray Boydston, Mr..
and Mrs. Harry Viers, Mr.. and Mrs.
w. c. Shaefer, Mr.. and Mrs. John
B. Eakin, Mr., and Mrs. Floyd d.
More, Mrs. Vera Strayer.
After the guests had enjoyed the
luncheon, prizes were distributed
Continued on Page SiX.)
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1921-01-22

Mrs. Charles Strickland enter
tanned the members of the Wednes-
day Afternoon Bridge club at her
home this week with all the men,
bers present. Dainty refreshments
eliminated the afternoon.