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Eighty D. c. Women
To Appear in Pageant
By R. E. Lee Chapter
Plans for Second Interna-
tional Ball on January 90
Are Rapidly Taking Form.

Plans are rapidly taking shape for
the unique pageant which will fea-
ture the second international ball to
be given by the Robert E. Lee Chap
ter, United Daughters of the Confed-
eracy, at the Willard Hotel, Thurs
day evening, January 20.
Eighty young ladies of Washington
society will participate in the
pageant. which will be a beautiful
portrayal of the worlds transforma-
ton from a state of turmoil and dis
sension to one of peace, prosperity
and happiness.
The ingenious idea is the creation
Of Mrs. Maude Howell Smith. under
whose direction the pageant will be
staged. Mrs. David Kincheloe will
appear in the role Of the Spirit of
Darkness. who enters upon the scene
followed by young ladies in costumes
Of a somber hue. each carrying the
flag Of a nation. This, with the color
effect of the setting. adequately i'm
presses the audience with the be-
clouded atmosphere of world at
turmoil. In the distance there is a
faint sound of joyous music. scarcely
audible at first, but gradually grow
ing more distinct. Approaching from
the opposite side of the scene the
Spirit Of Light appears. followed by
young dIIISu % uCI
aids, gleefully trumpeting their spirit
of peace, prosperity and happiness.
Before this latter phase Darkness
and it's cohorts gradually perish.
In the conclusion of the picture the
forces Of the Spirit of Light are seen
marching towards Happiness. a char
acter role for which selection has
not yet been made. Miss Dorothy
bennett has been selected to appear
in the role of the Spirit of Light.
The pageant committee will be COM
poaed of Mrs. Maude Howell Smith,
chairman; Mrs. Marie Moore Forrest.
Miss Wilmuth Gary, Mrs. Theodore
Tnler, Mrs. Warner Gibbs. Miss
Elizabeth Schreiner, Miss Therese
O'Sullivan, Mrs. Lee Roy Gray, Miss
Eyangeline Mickler and Mrs. Eliza
beth Whitehurst.
The young ladies' committee Will
have as it's chairman Miss Margaret
Ripy and Miss Katherine Gould, vice
chairman.
} Mr.. John Fugitt will be chairman Of
the reception committee, with Repre-
sentative James V. McClintic as vice
chairman.
The floor committee Will be unoer
the direction of Mai. Lynn w. Searles'
chairman. and Mr.. Elgin H. Blalock'
vice chairman. -,
| Miss Wilmuth Gary will nave
charge of the flags and MISS EVanse-
| line Mickler of the costumes. Inc
ball is under the direction OF MIS-
Walter e. Hutton. ,
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northwest. is chairman of the COM
mittee having entire charge Of the

northwest. is chairman Of the COM
mittee having entire charge of the
affair.
Lee Webb, chairman; Mrs. George w.
Eastment, Mrs. E. l.. Stock and Mrs
Ennalds Waggaman. Committee in
charge of tables. Mrs. George S.
Jameson, chairman: Mrs. William j.
Brewer, Mrs. H. G. Clay and Mrs.
Fred P. Hinkle. Committee on prizes
and rules for the games. Mrs. J. S.
Buynitzky, Mrs. Cornelius Barber.
Mrs. Guy o. Dove. Mrs. J. f. Douglas.
Mrs Frank Mack, Mrs. Herbert Mar
tin. Mrs. John B. Nichols and Mrs.
William Pollard. On the floor commit
tee are Mrs. William Bosch. Mrs. c.
Collins. Mrs. NJ. J. Copeland, Mrs. II.
Carson. Mrs. William Green. Mrs. Z.
H. Keller, Mrs. D. Olin Leech. Mrs.
NJ. A. Leese. Mrs. Charles Myers. Mrs.
Charles O'Neill. Mrs. Carl Van Emon,
Mrs. NJ. ]. Vaughan, Mrs. NJ. l. Weller,
Mrs. J. c. Wineman, Mrs II. NJ. Weber.
The entire proceeds will be devoted
to the hospital.
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Huge Gard Party Aim
Of Board of Managers
OF Casualty Hospital
Ladies of Eastern Dispen-
sary Plan Benefit Event at
Wardman Park Hotel on
February g.

One of the largest card parties held
in Washington is the aim of the board
of lady managers of the Eastern Dis
pensary and Casualty Hospital. 701
Massachusetts, avenue northeast, for
the affair to be held at Wardman
Park Hotel Wednesday afternoon, Feb
ruary 2. from 2 to 4:30. Plans have
been made to seat at least 500 guests,
though it is hoped that 1000 will at
five prizes, which promise to surpass
in value and beauty any that have
been given for similar functions.
Bridge and 500 will be the chief
forms Of entertainment though prizes
will be reserved for those who desire
to play euchre or other card games.
Refreshments will be served at the
conclusion of the playing. Mrs. Daniel
Webster Prentiss. 1913 NJ street
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The Vice President and Mrs. Mar
shall entertained last night at their
first large official dinner Of the sea-
son, having as honor guests the am
bassador Of France and Nine. Jusser-
and The table. of oblong shape, was
set in the presidential suite, and
>among the thirty guests were the
Secretary Of the Treasury and Mrs
Houston, the Secretary of Agriculture
and Mrs. Meredith, and the only out
Of town guests were Mrs. Walter Nc
LaIlan of Evanston. ILL.,, the house
guest of Secretary and Mrs. Meredith,
and Mrs. p. NJ. Foley Of Terre Haute.
Ind, both of whom have formerly
been guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. Marshall.
The ambassador OF France and
Nine. Jusserand will be hosts at din.
ner at the embassy Thursday even
ing. January 10. The Vice President
and Mrs Marshall will be the guests
of honor.
The ambassador of Chile and
Sonora de Matthew will be hosts at
dinner Thursday, January II, when
they will entertain a notable company
to meet the ambassador of Spain and
Sonora de Riano.
The ambassador of Peru and Sonora
de Pezet and Mr.. and Mrs. X. n.
Gown were the guests of honor at a
J brilliant dinner party given last even
| ing by Judge and Mrs. Charles B..
Howry at their residence on I street.
| Miss Howry, who has been here for
the past few weeks with Judge and
Mrs. Howry. is returning to New
York, where she is residing at pres
| ent, and will return for another visit
! shortly.
The Secretary of Agriculture and
Mrs. Meredith will entertain at din
ner next Tuesday evening in honor
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Marine Corps Officers
To Give Informal Dance

An informal dance will be given
Saturday evening, January Is. in the
auditorium of the Marine barracks.
Sth and G streets southeast, by the
officers Of the barracks.
Marine officers on duty in Wash
ington and Quantico and their friends
will be the guests.
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Mrs. N. @. Sanders announces the
engagement of her daughter. Frank
Armstrong, to Ensign LemueI p.
Padgett. jr., u. S. ", son of Repre-
sentative and Mrs. Lemuel II.
Padgett of Tennessee The wedding
will take place on February in tn
home of the brides ffTother. at lS3e
X street
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Society Is Hard Pressed
to Complete Programs
Before Ash Wednesday
Many of the Most Important Activities Are
Scheduled for the Same Nights, So Crowded
Is the Social Calendar.
BIZ SALLIE v. H. PICKETT.

crowding closely
w pressed for which all of their social
THURSDAY nbt b b w at least three ora a., roi -
almost the condition Friday
officers ball Willard appointed
successful affairs OF the whole
ADDING interest the benefit
"A OF of the wives of diplomats
the ase na s s work
done by for those the days Lady
Of 3t;aa Serbian smIodat the
THE beautiful ball
first One Hundred Club dance for the the ball
and he b od W night
S. ng bali M,nx the as5 s9
ball. of folk
y E h s oBs % I cy nan M w f Bs be
in the RECEIVING line There is by the to be against
a in the e % and
Rs OF ss when the ladies' ' the stood
THE wedding of Miss Jane Gregory yesterday brought
Mr. H. h5s' s,;
the ] as the % Sfds a
as
ee the
lent interest and importance to the affair
THE Marshall will both and close the
dinners entertaining Monday night for the am
Great a and @ nf
Ere nSS
iuncheons afternoon and even
followed Dance to De
Mr. and Mrs Gown to
already tavor1te
beneht
~ and the other
OF Winds Malice
o George University list of fashionable
boxholders nd patro will be
TIE has again been given "Wednesday after
performances at o'clock and one
"Kismet with Otis Skinner as star Wi. be SHOWN
Mccoy
ems Legion public being the real patron and the
VINO are NOT
we'll enough life after the effects of
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Mr.. and Mrs. Marshall
Hosts at Dinner Party
First LARGE Official Function of Season Is Given.
Ambassador and Mrs. Jusserand to Enter
tain on Thursday Evening.

Of the ambassador of Peru and Sonora
de Pezet.
Maj. and Mrs. Gist Blair enter
or of the Belgian ambassador and
Baroness de Cartier. when the Brit
ish am assador and Lady Geddes were
among the other distinguished guests.
Covers were laid for sixteen.
Mrs. Julian James was hostess at
an important dinner party last even
ing when Mrs. Colby, wife of the
Secretary Of State, was among her
guests.
The large dinner party which
Representative and Mrs. James r.
Mann will give at Rauscher's We'd
nesday evening is in honor of Rep
resentative Joseph G. Cannon.
Mrs. Edward W. Pou entertained
at luncheon yesterday at the Blue
Mill for her daughter, Miss Margaret
Pou, when the guests included the
North Carolina schoolmates of Miss
Pou. They included Miss Mary Ly-
brook Lasater. Miss Josephine Cope
land, Miss Dorothy Mendenhall, Miss
Frances Mountcastle. Miss Elizabeth
Hendren and Miss Carrie Hendren.
Col. and Mrs, Clarence A. Ridley
were hasts at a dinner party Of TWEEN
ty-eight covers last evening at the
Chevy Chase Club. when the ranking
guests were the minister Of Ecuador
and Sonora de Elizalde.
Commander Herbert Fairfax Leary.
U. S. NJ, and Mrs. Leary entertained
at dinner Friday for young people
in compliment to their niece, Miss
Kirkpatrick. daughter of Col. T. ].
Kirkpatrick, U. S. A, retired, and
Mrs Kirkpatrick. The company af-
forward went to the New Willard for
Uonfinufd ON Sixth Page.l
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Mr.. Justice James Clark McRey-
noIds will go to Baltimore on Tues
day for the assembly which Will De
held in the Lyric that evening.
Mrs. Keyes. wife Of Senator II. W.
Keyes, will entertain at luncheon on
Friday in honor of Mrs. Marshall.wife
Of the Vice President.
Mrs Henry T. Oxnard and Miss Ade-
line oxnard will be at home on Thurs
day afternoons, January 13 and 20.
Mrs. Francis T. A. Junkin has been
selected as vice chairman OF the
Southern Relief ball, a great annual
event of long standing. ioI "n.f ;,1
Mrs. George Barnett. Virginian, WILL
be chairman. -,
Mrs Cromwell Brooks will have
charge of the young ladies' commit
tee for the ball. and her list VIII IN
clude many of the seasons debutantes.
Mr. and Mrs. James NJ. Black, who
have been at St. Augustine, Fla. nave
left there to motor to Miami Mr. anu
Mrs. Black left Washington az
IT ha nkSElSlng, anu VIII
greater part of the winter in Florloa.
Mr.. and Mrs Marye will entertain
at dinner in honor of the PERUVIAN
ambassador and Sonora de feIet On
january IS, and on January 81 tney
will he hosts in honor OF the BRUSH
ambassador and Lady Gedoes.
Rear Admiral William S. Sims Is IN
Nav York for a short stay. having
gone there early in the week.
Mrs William #. Fitz Gerald and hNr
daughter, Mrs. Emily F. smith C,o 'ntt
Washington Tuesday for Coronau4
beach. Calf, where the Will spenu
the winter with the formers son
capt Shepler w. Fitz Gerald. air sefV-
ice, e. S. A
n Maurice Bower. formerly with the
French high commission in Washing
ION. has been appointed fende de
pouvoirs of the Banque de Paris CT
des Pays-bas. which is equal 10 wee
presidency in q bank in this country.
81. Boyer spent the greater part OF the
war period in Washington and last
September was married to Miss kath-
airline Hill. daughter of Mr.. and Mrs
Percival S. Hill Of New York.
20 Austria and Mrs. Frederic CORTLAND
Penfield are spending the winter in
France and are at the Cap Martin
Hotel, Mentone. in the south or
France Mrs. Penfield was the WIDOW
Of Representative X. c. J. Walker Of
Philadelphia and is well known In
washingto society.
The National Pen League and Inter-
national Literary Association will
have afternoon teas on alternate sun
days, and today Mrs. c. Essary Bar
rard, 140l 2lst street. chairman OF
the entertaining committee, Will re-
seive from to 6. assisted by mem
hers of the committee. which includes
Mrs Katherine Fenton. Miss T. Joss
lyn Gifin Mrs. Williams. daughter OF
the hostess; Miss Isabel Furbanb,
Miss Dick Root and Mrs. \. B. Sloane.
Nal Harry O'Neil entertained a
small company at dinner on Monday
evening at Brecknoch. Fairfax, Va,
in honor of Mr.. Vernon Stiles. The
other guests were Mrs. HUFF of New
York. Mrs A. ID. Ragsdale and Mr..
Thomas Hughes.
Mrs. s. Fl. Edmonston and daughter
Will leave Monday, January 10. to
open their winter house at st. Pc
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Mr.. and Mrs. L. Bremen
Observe Anniversary

Mr.. and Mrs. L. Bremen celebrated
their twenty-ffth wedding annlver-
sary at their home. 2l34 Pehnsy I'VE
nia avenue. Sunday evening. pui-
faf sumner was served. Mr.. and Mrs.
George Bremen, their son and
daughter n-law assisted.
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tersburg, Fla They will return about
April 1.
Mrs. Henry Trevor Cook has re-
Gently taken an apartment in the
Riviera, 23l0 Ashmead place, and
intends to make Washington her
home for an indefinite time. Mrs.
Cooks daughter, Mrs. Gelm, is the
wife of Capt. George E. Gelm, Z. s. N,
on duty at the Naval Observatory.
Capt and Mrs. Gelm, who reside at
the Dupont, have a debutante daugh-
ter this winter.
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HALF A CENTURY
0kIahoman Praises Black Draught
Having Used It ''Can Safely
Say for 50 Years."

Grandfield, Okla.--One OF the best
known farmers of Tilman County, Mr..
@. w. Tisdale, who owns and manages
q wagon yard here, says:
"I have used Thedford's Black
Draught-I believe can safely say for
fifty years.
81 was born and reared in Texas,
Freestone County, sixty-f0ur years ago.
I have been married forty-four years:
My father used Black-Draught before .
was married, and gave 1t to us !.
For forty-four years Of my married
life, it has had q place on our medt-
cine shelf. and is the only laxative, OF
liver medicine, we use. We use IL
for torpid liver, sour stomach. head
ache, indigestion :. don't think we
could get along without it, knowing
what it has done for US, and the money
It has saved. 1t is just az good and re-
liable today as It was when we began
its use. My boys use 1t and they are
satisfied it's the hASt liver medicine
they have ever used"
Thedford's Black raught L. purely
vegetable, not disagreeablc to take
and acts in q prompt and natural way.
So many thousands of persons have
been benefited by the Sc OF Thedfords
Black Draught, you should have no
hesitancy in trying this valuable old
well-established remedy, for most liver
and stomach disorders. NC-l3Sb-
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DuNwoDY-MKINLEY WEDDING
OF WIDE INTEREST HERE.

DuNwoDY- M'KINI.EY WEDDING
OF WIDE INTEREST HERE.
The Atlanta Journal. of october 2s.
contained lengthy account of the
wedding of Miss Eula Dunwody.
daughter OF Or. and Mrs. Richard
Gaillard Dunwody, of Atlanta, and
Mr.. William Austin Mckinley. which
was solemnized at $40 o'clock Wed
nesday evening at the Ponce de Leon
Baptist church, in Atlanta. Or. Ashhy
Jones officiating.
Before her marriage Mrs. Mckinley
on several occasions. was the attrac-
tive guest of Mrs. l. NJ. Aiken. nee
Miss Alice Harrison. which took place
in this city October 18th. While here
as Miss Eula Dunwody. she was most
charmingly entertained and was the
recipient OF many pretty parties Civ
en- in her honor.
There we've many well known at
PENDANTS at the wedding and the fol
lowing WIS clipped from the account
given In The Journal yesterday: BE.
fore the entrance Of the bridal party
preceded by the ushers. the little rib
bon.bearers. Ruth Atkinson. daughter
OF Mr. and Mrs. Spencer Atkinson, Jr..
and Lawrence HarreI. Of brunswick.
daughter OF DR.. and Mrs. ]. p. Harrel,
detached the tulle streamers fastened
TO the pews with chrysanthemums,
and formed an aisle for the bridal par
".
These little girls were the dainti-
est figures wearing frocks OF pink
ulle over pink satin.
'sThe little ring bearer, Crosweh
Smith. son Of Mr.. and Mrs Edward
r. Smith. wore a suit OF white baronet
satin and carried the ring in the heart
Of a lily"
Master Croswell Saith Is the grand
son Of Or. and Mrs. G. w. BlanGon. aud
has visited hers numerous times
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MERRY CROWD OF YOUNGSTERS
ENJOY HALLOWEEN PARTY.

beyy of young girls and boys en-
joyed the delightful Halloween party
given by Mr.. and Mrs. w. l.. Lang,
In honor of their young daughter, Lii
liam Lang, last evening at their home
on Norwich street The rooms were
very attractively decorated, suggest
ing the Halloween season and the
many games played afforded much
merriment among the young people.
A feature of the evening was a for
tune telling booth where Miss Eylap
Anderson presided as the witch"
and foretold the future fer each guest.
A contest of guessing how many pin
dars in lantern was enthusiastical-
~ attempted and prize was given TO
the one guessing nearest the right
number contained nthe lantern. As
sisting Mrs. Lang i'm serving weres
Mrs Bruce Decker Miss Helen Swift,
and Miss Beatrice Lang
Those present were: Margaret
Stiles, Julia Sherman. Mary " Gram.
ling, Annie Lyle Mann, Theresa Ham
ilton, Ruby Mitchell, Dorothy Symons,
Sadie Bennett, Janet Carruthers,
Louise Evans. Lillian White, Helen
Potter, willodeen CoIson. Fannie
Aiken. Sarah Thompson. Hazel Muir
dough, Sarah Stephens. Edith Davis.
Ted Akin. Burdick Farr. Smedley Mis-
sildine. N T. Way. IT., Bernard Night
engale. Sherrod Hamilton. Billy
Nightengale. Merrill Langford. Sher-
man Wilson, Charles Bruce, Frank
Mann. Irving Glover. Joe Harwell,
James owens. Leonard sterne. Henry
Farr, Marion Massey. Harold Massey
and osgood simmons.
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ARAB LOVE SONG.

flushed in the night, burning the des-
s ert, aolfi
Light as the sand fash the hoofs of
my steed; ad
Long was the way-to my heart it was
longer, jas
Maiden, in pity, pray you, take heed.
Bright are the stars. brighter your
glances, fsa3,
Smooth as the palm leaf your brow
and your cheek:
Red are your lips as my heatr that i'm
ploreth,
0, thou desired one, beg you to
speak.
Dark is my steed, darker your lashes,
Arohed is your foot as the blade that
| WELD;
loneliness withers too soon without
kindness
Breath of my life, I beseech you to
yield.
Florence C. White.
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YOUNG NATIONS BRIDGE CLUB
MET YESTERDAY AFTERNOON.

- 49, %'A'~N ~ NyA<O ~
MET YESTERDAY AFTERNOON.
Mrs. A. D. Missildine and Mrs. S. F.
Ventress were joint hostesses at the
regular weekly meeting of the Young
Matrons Bridge Club, at the home OF
Mrs Missildine. Bridge was played.
Mrs. Cecil Dekle winning first prize,
and Mrs. A. J. Wood cut the consola-
ton.
The home was tastically decorated
in Halloween decorations, and the
score cards were of the Halloween
idea. After the game of bridge a sal.
ad course, with tea was served. The
members were: Mesdames w. NJ.
odum, j. Mark wilcox, Thad Perdue,
A. ]. Wood. Cecil Dekle, Victor Jones.
Jack Brewster. j. A. Mcveigh. The
guests Of the club were Mrs. w. r.
Johnson and Mrs. Peck. The next
meeting. Friday of next week. will be
with Mrs Thad Perdue.
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Miss Elizabeth Livingston. who has
been attending the South Georgia
State Normal School. at Cordele. is
the guest OF her mother. Mrs. Alex
Livingston. at Brookman. Miss Liv-
ingston is now on weeks vacation
and will visit Mrs. b. A. Beard before
returning to the college.
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slRs. GEO n. COOK HOSTESS
TO NEIGHBoRHoOD CLUB.

The Neighborhood Bridge Club met
yesterday afternoon with Mrs. George
H. Cook, at her home on Albany
street. The club members were pres
ent and one guest, who was Miss Eth
Ell Conoley Mrs c. II. Sheldon made
top score and was awarded first prize.
The hostess for next week will be an
nounced later.
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DR., and Mrs. +. C. Bruce have re-
turned from Rome where they attend
ed a memorial which was held at
Shorter college last sunday. In honor
OF their daughter. Miss Marion Bruce
who died July l2th. Of this year. Many
tender tributes were paid Miss Bruce
and Rev. J. E. Sammons. pastor OF the
Baptist church. formerly of this city.
made a lovely talk on the character
end esteem OF the young lady.
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Miss Lula colesbury and Mrs. A. ".
Wood have returned from Savannah
where they attending the synod.
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Mr.. st. Elmo Massengale and
daughter. Miss Margaret Massengale.
are at the Waldorf. in New York City.
for few days. MIR. Massengale has
returned from New York and Philadel.
phia. Atlanta Journal.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Russell. OF VI.
dalia. are the guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
L. NJ Russell. on Mansfield street.
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FRIDAY AFTERNOON CLUB HAD
FIRST MEETING OF SEASON.
The first fall meeting of the Friday
Afternoon Club was held by Mrs. ].
l.. Andrews, who most graciously en-
tertained the members and few
guests. A lovely color scheme of vel.
low and black carried out the Hal
lowe'en suggestion, and JACKIE liant.
ems were strung at intervals. Mrs
Paul Morton was presented with two
pretty handmade handkerchiefs for
top score. Those playing for absent
members were Mrs. C. M Sherwood
Mrs. ]. B. Abrams. Mrs. w. Fl. Bunk
ley and Miss Miriam Abrams. r
A salad course and coffee was serv
ed at the close of the afternoon.
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! MRS. S. S. WATKINS HONOREE
ry 0xxyT1,17Nr ,-Sr71@1r nan r,xI

MRS. S. S. WATKINS HONOREE
S6F HALLOWEEN BRIDGE PARTY,
For their sister, Mrs. S. S. Watkins,
of Chicago, ILL.,, Misses Ann and Flor
ence Maxey entertained yesterday af-
ternoon with a Halloween bridge par
ty. The rooms were deliberately dec
Grated with jack-o'-lanterns, pump
kins, yellow flowers and fern. Bridge
was played and Mrs Frank w. Wood
cock won the first prize; Miss Ethelyn
Nightingale cut the consolation, and
Mrs. Watkins was presented with the
guest prize. A salad course was serv-
ed after the games of bridge. Those
present were Mesdames Hope Strong,
c. w Irwin, F. w. Woodcock, L. r.
Akin, Jr Charlton Fleming, W. H
Parker, S. S. Watkins, M. ]. Welsh,
Clyde Walker, Thomas Harrison, Nat
Nightingale; Misses Leah Brown
Ethelyn Nightingale and Lila Taylor
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Mr.. and Mrs. l. w. Everett return
today to ST Simon island. after spend.
ing the weekend here.
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Miss Annie Smith and Mr. Ralph
Smith motored over to Savannah yes
teFday to attend the fair.
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SOCIAL CALENDAR
FOR THE WE Elk.

4. y \ y y \ y y y y \ \ \ y ''
SATURDAY,
d. A. R. excursion to St Mary's and
Dungeness, steamer Atlantic.
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Mrs. Charles Eaglin is spending a
few days in the city from ST. Simon
island.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Steel. OF Fitzgerald.
have apartments with Mr.. and Mrs.
R. II. Everett, at SOS Carpenter street.