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FunneIl-Carter.

Miss Shirley Virginia Carter. a daugh-
ter of Mrs. Naulx Carter of $50 Hicks
street. Brooklyn was married to Mr..
Charles Loomis Funnel son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Walter S. Funnel of Rockville
Centre, l.. L. yesterday in the chantry OF
Grace Church by the rector. the Rev.
DR.. Charles Lewis Slattery. The bride
entered the chantry with her brother-in-
law. Mr.. Roger B. Cotton. Her bridal
attendants were her sister, Mrs. Cotton,
and Miss Ruth Montgomery. Mr.. lie
Roy r. Gummann was best man. The
ushers We're Messrs. G.. Russell Irwin and
Roger =. Cotton. Mr.. and Mrs. Funnel
win live in Rockville Centre.
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Tablet for Soldier Dead.

In memory Of nine members OF the
Senior Club who lost their lives i'm the
war. bronze tablet will he unveiled
this evening al the Boys Club. Avenue
A and Tenth street. The programme
will include The Star Spangled Ban
ner," sung by the assembly: Invocation
by Chaplain Raymond $. Brown. re-
marks by Andrew $. Spinner, Temporary
chairman address by Charles IA. Sabin
honorary chairman. who Will unveil the
tablet: tributes by Gen. w w. Skiddy
address. "A Tribute to the Honored Dea
Of the Boys Club" by William Lewis
Butcher
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In Menoriani

In Memorian,.
HssHlraa@ sslaaaS ,a'gS SIsn.S, S9'nS@ caolIqe m
BAaI.ow.-Judec. Funeral Grace Church.
Thursday at $50 o'clocS.
BELL-Charles william. on Tuesday. MAY
10, 1927. beloved husband ~ Ida Adele
EcI Funeral services a. his late resi-
deuce. III Il. 236th ST., Thursday evening.
s:i5 o'clocF Interment private, Green
wood Cemetery.
BERIIN.-M hts home on Monday. MAY ..
1921. Henry Clay Beiliu IN the ssth year
Tiursday at 315 Park nv. lntsrslent pr
vate. Please omit flowers.
BIRpSALI.-At Plainfteld. y, j., on Tues.
day. MAY 10. 1921, Chester Harrison Bird
sail. Of 800 Leland AZ. Services I'll tire
Netbergood Reformed Church. PtaInfleld.
~ j.. ON Friday. Nav ~. at =. NJ,
BoYu. Helen !. Campbell Funeral Church,
Broadway. com ST.. Friday. N A. Il.
l.phIsTED.-Nia .. 1921 Charles stewart.
husband of bora EuoN Braisted. Funeral
services win he l.id a. his late home.
Annex Hotel. New YORK city. Thursday
afternoon, a. 50. Intefment private
CASSEBEER. .-~On Wednesday. May ~. 1927
Julia. beloved wife ~ Henry 4. Cssse-
beer and mother of Mrs. Bemsen r..
Williams. Paul ~ ana Herman q.
Schmidt. Mrs. Fred T Steiuway. IN. ~.
cassebeer, and sister 0f Henry Ziegler.
IN hes Goth year, At her residence, 1925
GtcfuNaN ANss SUBWAY H. y. ENntttl
services wifi be held Al the residence on
Friday afternoon May ~, az o'clock
Intettueut following services iu Green.
wood Cemetery
coRr'RN on TUESDAY May 70. to.i ~.
lima 49, wife or the tate James T.. to-
hura ~ rrsl services af her late resi-
dpncs. ls5 lat ST. BtooNlyu. ou FRIDAY
May i3. 80 10 A. NJ tu'erment Gteen-
wood
pOBLE.--Edmund G.
Ancient Lodge. No %. +. and A " f.
Brethren. You are herewith Informed of
the death of orr beloved Past Master,
Edmund g. poble. and earnestly requested
TO- attend Masonic services ~ 10 o'clock
on Saturday morning. MAY ~. a. 500
ocean av, Brooklyn.
Henry wacker.
Master.
stephen y wheeler. Secretary.
ptfsINBEHRE.- On Tuesday. May TO- John
ii brother of MARY r. Slawson. Funeral
services a. IA Lesington az. ~ THURS
day. MAY ", at 1880 4, N. Friends 10
Vltcd.
FAGkS.--on Monday May ? a. Us rest.
dence. 1000 Hudson st. uohokrn, y. J,
Lawrence. beloved husband 81 May a.
Faraa. tuneral from hts late residence
On Thureday. Nav ". at 30 A. NJ and
thence 10 Tho Church ~ our Lady or
Crate. Willow nv. and ith st.. Hoboken.
EMANuEL.-on Wednesday. May vi, 1921,
at hcr residence, 1870 Fort Greene place,
Rrooklvn. Margaret w Emanuel daugh-
ter uf the late John y. and Elizabeth
sayre and beloved wife ot John "
Emanuel Funeral private.
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Ward-Winkler.

Miss Kathryn Winkler. daughter Of
Mrs. Louise Winlsler was married to Mr.
Joseph Ward yesterday in the Church of
the Holy Spirit, University avenue. Mrs
William James Hammer was the matron
of honor. The bridesmaids were Misses
Louise Haase and Helen Mehler. The
flower girl was Collette Mehler. Dr.
William J. Hammer was best man The
ushers were Messrs. Walter and Ray
mond Ward, brothers of the bridegroom ;
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p. Il. Barlow Buried To-day.

All City Magistrates courts will ad-
journ at 80 o'clock to-day in order to
permit Ma agistrates and court attaches
to attend the funeral services for Magis-
trate Peter b. Barlow. who died Monday
in Chicago. which will be held at 3 30
o'clock in Grace Church, Broadway and
Tenth street. The Magistrates will as
sembe at 300 Mulberry street BY di-
rection of Chief City Magistrate William
McAdoo.
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M. Millerand Visits Salon.

PARIS, May 11.-President Millerand.
accompanied by Nine. Millerand and
his staff. made a formal visit to the Old
Salon to-day and spent a considerable
time in the section where American
architecture Is being exhibited by the
American Institute OF Architects. NJ.
Millerand asked that .he appreciation OK
the French Government for the CO.
operation OF American architects be ex-
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Sitting Bull Chief Dies.

SIOUX FALLS. $. d.. May ll.-Chief
Iron Lightning, an Indian sub-chief who
fought under Chief Sitting Bun at the
battle OF the Little Big Horn when Gen.
Custer and his men were wiped out.
died Al his home on the Cheyenne River
Reservation n South Dakota last Satur-
day. The chief was 76 years old.
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IN M + M O r | "A M /.

tNGEBRANp In loving memory Of Jacob
rnRebrauo who passed away MAY -.
1917 wife, sons and Daughters.
NcAiEENAN In loving memory OF Arthur
McAlpsnan. IN. Anniversary mass Nc
"a A. A. NJ. Church Blessed SaciA
ment. West 1ist st
NATHAN loving memory OF our dear
mother, Caroline Nathan, died May II.
1904.
TANsBrRY.-Ma Catharine. In loving
memory 81 our dear mother. Maria Cath
arlne Ssausbury, died May II, 1890 Sons.
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FurIOng-tIcNOrrOw.

Miss Julia Miriam McMorrow. daugh-
ter of Mrs. Catherine McMorrow of 265
West Seventeen street. was married on
Tuesday afternoon to Mr.. Harry J. Fur
long. son of Mrs. John Furlong of 16
East 126th street. in the Church of the
Blessed Sacrament Seventy-first street
and Broadway. The Rev Father Ryan
officiated.
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William ElmOre Fee.

William Elmore Fee. attorney and
business manager of John Wiley & Sons.
publishers of scientific works in Man
haitian. died Tuesday of heart disease at
his home. 200 Westminster road. Flat
bush, in his SAITH year. lie was a grad
uate of Coe College in Iowa and the
New York University Law School. He
formerly taught bookkeeping at the
Boys High School i'm Brooklyn.
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Miss Dorothy Dennis's Wedding.

The marriage OF Miss Dorothy Dennis.
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel Sh ap-
ard Dennis of Morristown n. j.. TO Mr..
Harold Newman Marsh OF Washington.
ID. c., is to take place May .. in St
Peters Church. Morristown. The father
of Miss Dennis is president of the How
ard Savings Institution of Newark, y. J..
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DIR. James Law.

SPRINGFIELD. Mass. May i1.-Dr.
James Law. director emeritus of the
New York State Veterinary College Cor
nell University, died i'm this city last
night. He was taken Ill a week ago on
his way home from Florida. He was
born in Edinburgh. Scotland. In 1928
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Daniel HAYES.

Daniel Hayes. son Of Nicholas j,
Hayes. Commissioner Of Water supply.
Gas and Electricity. died yesterday u
the home Of his father. l64 East lllth
street, Of pneumonia after an illness ol
several days. lie was - years old ana
was clerk in the city Clerks Office
attached to the marriage license bureau.
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National Hospital Day.
Tea to BE Given by Lafayette Guild
of Flower Institution.

One of the features of National Hos
pital day. which will he observed by all
hospitals in the United States to-day.
will be the reception and tea to be held
by the Lafayette Guild OF the Flower
Hospital this afternoon In the assembly
room of the hospital
The guild Is the womans auxiliary of
the hospital Its president ia Mrs.
Ernest Biardot Among those who will
assist her are Mines. j. Wideman Lee.
Edmonds Putney. Langley Wiggin. AL
bert H. Wiggin, Edward r. Tinker
Benjamin Manowltch. Hiram r. NAL
linson. William Dewart, Edward w.
Knowles, William II. Logan. William
Tod Helmuth. A. Mitchell Hall Cd and
Gerard NJ. Dahl
Among the members OF the Junior
League OF the hospital who also will
assist In the tea room are Mrs. John
Currier. Mrs. j. Lakin Baldridge. Mrs.
Peter Henderson. Misses Renee Huot.
Wilma kohler, F'rancina Tracy. Aline
and Helen Tiedemann and Gene Mid
dleton.
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M A X r ! E D .
A1froMnRII.E STOLEN

TOWNSEND Mrs. Anna Cole
Townsend. of New York city, announces
the marriage OF her daughter, Pauline.
to Mr.. Wilson Elihu Hamilton. at Tire
mont. Ohio. Tuesday, May 10, 1921.
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CHALIAPINE, RUSSIAN
BASSO, TO SING HERE
Reported He Will Join Metro
politan Company.

Riga. May 1.-THE Moscow T:restid.
copy Of which has been received here.
announces that Theodor Chaliapine. the
Russian basso. viii start for the United
States at the beginning OF the summer
season and that he viii appear at the
metropolitan Opera House In New York
next season.
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Challapine was heard in the United
States during the musical season Of
1s07-S. Little has been known of his
Whereabouts since his return to Russia
although 1t was reported that he had
been singing at Moscow and Kiev. In
October. 1919, n rumor was In circua-
tion In Paris that Chaliapine had been
killed by the Bolsheviii, who feared that
the basso. taken III while singing at
the Opera in Moscow. was suffering from
the plague This was denied later
Chaliapine was said to have been known
under the title of FIRST soviet national
artist"
In the announcement made last Mon
day by Giulio Gatti-Casazza. general
manager of the Metropolitan Opera
Company. OF the singers engaged for
the season Of fs21-22. the name OF
Chaliapine was not included.
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Premier Giolitti's Wife Dead.

ROME May 11,-Announcemen has
been made OF the death OF Sgnora Gio-
vanni Giolitti, wife Of the Italian Pre-
mier.
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NeWnOrt.

Mrs. Charles II. Baldwin again will
spend the summer in Newport, having
leased Stonelegh. the villa belonging to
Mrs. Edward C. Post.
Mrs Richard Stevens who has been at
the Muenchinger King for a few days
will return to New York to-day.
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Personal Intelligence
New York.

New York.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Treat Paine ~
Boston and Miss Eliza beth Pains are a
the Belmont.
Mrs. George A. Crocker will go 10
Mount kisco. N. Y. May 20.
Mrs. Frederic b. Jennings will open
her house. in North Bennington. VT,
June /.
Mr. and Mrs William H. Tew will
go to Westbury. l.. l.. with their family
on May 20.
Mrs. Joseph F. stillman will return
this week from a trip South.
Mr.. and Mrs. George 8. Franklin will
go TO Cold Spring Harbor. l.. L.. in the
middle of May for the summer.
Mr.. and Mrs. Irving Brokaw have
gone to their country place at Mill Neck.
l.. l.. where they VIII remain until the
middle OF June. when they will 20
abroad
Mr. Douglas NJ. Moffat. fiance Of Miss
Gertrude Mali daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. Pierre Mali, who has lived 70.
some time at the Yale Club. has taken
an apartment at 6S East Eighty sixth
street
Mrs. Lyman Tiffany of Washington
and Miss Helen Margaret Parker. her
granddaughter. whose engagement 10
Mr.. Arthur Jones OF this city was an
nounced recently, ara at 52 East Fifty
fourth street. where they will remain
until the wedding in this city early in
June.
Congratulations are hsing extended In
Mr. and Mrs. AnCTew Fletcher. Jr.. OF
lol East Seventy-fourth street, upon the
plrtn Of their second child Mariorie
fLstcher. IN the Sloane Hospital last
FRIDAY. Their frs. child. Andrew
fletcher Sd, was born November 6. 1919.
Mrs. Fletcher. who was Miss e. Doro-
inca Camp. is daughter of the late
1ohn Mckesson Camp of New York.
Prince Albert OF Monaco will sail for
europe to-day by La France. Yesterday
ne entertained a party Of friends at
luncheon at the Ritz-Carlton. Those
present were Mr. CASTOR Liebert the
Consul-General of France; Miss Made
leine Liebert, Prof. and Mrs. Henry Fair
held Osborn. Mr.. and Mrs Paul Fuller
Mr.. William w. Sharp and his sister
Miss Sharp: DR.. Alexis Carrel. COM
mander Bouree and DR.. Louet
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Washington.

Miss Gladys Hinckley was hostess at
dinner last night.
Secretary of Labor Davis gave a din
ner last night for group of newspaper
men.
Mrs. Fall, wife of the Secretary of
the Interior. was the ranking guest at
the luncheon which Mrs Alban B. But
Ter gave yesterday
The Belgian Ambassador and Baroness
De Cartier gave dinner at the Embassy
last night, many of their guests going
afterwards to the Pan American recep-
tion for the President and Mrs Harding.
The French Amba ssador and Nine
Jusserand were the guests of honor at
the University Club last night, when
Lieut. Vincent De Wierzbick OF the
French Army spoke on France to-day
and tomorrow" The guests included
members of the Metropolitan. Army and
Navy. Cosmos and University Clubs.
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WOMEN seeking positions OF the hetter kind
carefully follow the Help Wanted columns
OF The Herald,--Adr.
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Mr.. and Mrs. George 8. Franklin will
go TO Cold Spring Harbor. l.. L.. in the
middle of May for the summer.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Irving Brokaw have
gone TO their country place at Mill Neck.
l.. l., where they VIII remain until the
middle OF June. when they will 20
abroad
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Mrs. Joseph F. Stilman will return
this week from trip South.
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Miss Gladys Hinckley was hostess at
a dinner last night.
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Mr., and Mrs. William II. Tew will
go TO Westbury. l.. l.. with their family
on May 90
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Mr. Douglas NJ Moffat. fiance Of Miss
Gertrude Mali daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. Pierre Mali. who has lived fog
some time at the Yale Club. has taken
an apartment at 6s East Eighty sixth
street
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Mrs. Frederic B. Jennings will open
her house. in North Bennington. VT.
June l.
The New York herald., 1921-05-12

Mr.. and Mrs Robert Treat Paine of
Boston and Miss Eliza beth Pains are at
the Belmont
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HOUGHTON.-William Atwood, husband OF
Lavinia Wilson. May l3, .: 80 r. NJ. at
The Funeral Church, Broadway at Goth
St Interment Woodlawn. a.
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MISS RUTH DAVIS TO
LEAD AT LEAGUE.

Miss Ruth Davis win have charge
Of the devotional service of the Ep-
worth League of the Gadsden Street
Methodist on Sunday evening begin
ming at $3.50 o'clock.
The following subject viii be dis
cussed: Better Prayers" Special
topics will be given to Misses Hattie
McCaslxill Lille Bell Burt, Hazel Alb
bott and julie Hurt Following the les
son topic a beautiful duet, Mothers
Prayers" will be rendered by DR.. and
Mrs. w. c.. Goelz. This lovely selec-
ton viii be followed by a vocal solo,
by Miss Alice Freeman, Teach Me-"
Several readings will be given by Mrs.
John J. Gibson, which will without a
doubt prove to be the main feature
of the program.
Every member of the league and
their friends are cordially invited to
come and take part in the song serv-
ice and prayer.
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PROGRAM FOR DOLL SHOW" AT KNOX
CHURCH THIS EVENING AT 1880 OCLOCE

An interesting program has been ar
ranged by Miss Frances Graham and
Mrs. w. w. Purdy. who have charge
Of the doll show" which win be given
BY the Junior Christian Endeavor this
evening at the Knox Presbyterian
church, beginning at 1880 o'clock.
All mothers and their children are
cordially invited to come and see this
pretty show"
At the close OF the program delicious
refreshments OF candy, cake and tea
viii be sold. the proceeds going toward
the supplies for the Junior Christian
Endeavor fund.
Three prizes viii be given to the
children as follows:
First; A dainty northumberland
carriage set to the prettiest decorated
doll and carriage
Second: A dainty hand crocheted
sweater and doll cap to the next best
doll and carriage.
Third: A delicious box OF candy to
the prettiest dressed doll.
Program.
"a Sad Accident"-Tsunice King.
"The New Mittens'-Norman Gum
derson
Lullaby Barter.
"a Careless Doll"-Marie Purdy.
1.-THE Dolls Lesson'-Gw endolyn
Worthington.
"Lullaby"-Evelyn Lewis.
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BEAUTIFUL LUNCHEON GIVEN BY BRIDE-TO-BE
COMPLIMENTING CHARMING BRIDAL PARTY

On Monday, Dec. 20. Miss Elizabeth
Cawthon, one Of DeFuniaqS's most at
tractive young BRIDE elects of the sea-
son. who became the bride of Mr.. j. o.
Lisenby last evening at her home in
DeF'uniak, entertained with very at
tractive luncheon in honor of her we'd
ding party
tive with a lovely floral centerpiece Of
poinsettas and dainty sprays of fern.
The place cards consisted of small
kewpies dressed as brides with the
name of each guest attractively at
tached to them. The guests enjoyed
delicious course luncheon, followed
by games and music.
The members of the bridal party
who had the honor Of enjoying. this
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LOVELY SHOWER COMMUNICATING MISS CAWTHON
ATTRACTIVE DE FUNIAK SPRINGS BRIDE-ELECT

One of the prettiest events of the
season was a miscellaneous shower
given by Mrs. w. S. Stinson and Miss
Bess Harbeson at the Hotel Walton
parlors on Tuesday evening, Dec. 81.
complimenting charming bride-elect,
Miss Elizabeth Cawthon, daughter OF
Mr.. and Mrs. j. B. Cawthon. whose
marriage to Mr.. L. o. Lisenby was a
pretty social event Of last evening.
The parlors were attractively deco
rated in the crimson and green floral
and festive decorations in keeping with
the Christmas season. There were
about 80 young guests who showered
the bride -to-be with many handsome
and useful gifts, some OF which were
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1921-12-30
MRS. FRANK OAKS
ENTERTAINED.

Mrs. Frank Oaks entertained with a
lovely euchre party on wednesday
evening at her home. PA n. Alcaniz
street, with a few friends present.
There were three tables artistically
arranged in the living room where the
guests enjoyed several hours OF cards.
The highest score was made by Mrs.
S. c. Sierra and Mr.. f. NJ. Caro-. The
living room and dining room was pref
tiJy decorated in Christmas greenery,
and poinsettas.
Delicious punch and cake were
served at the close of the evenings
pleasure. Mrs Oaks was assisted by
her mother, Mrs. Switzerland and sis
ter. Miss Lucille Sutherland.
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INVITATIONS RECEIVED TO
NEW YEARS BALL.

The following invitations have been
issued to a number OF young Pensaco-
lians. who viii enjoy the delightful
New Years bali. beginning at $50
o'clock. The Terpsichorean club wishes
to announce that they viii give a Sc
ries OF. delightful balls with this as the
initial affair, all during the season be-
tween New Years and Lent. a merry
gathering Of both college and school
folks will spend several hours in dane
ing. before departing to their various
duties.
You are cordially invited 70 attend
the New Years ball TO be given at
the K. of c. hail by the Terpsichorean
club. OBrien Motta's Pensacola So
ciety orchestra. Monday evening, Jan.
?, 1922"
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ENTERTAIN WITH LOVELY
DANCE AT COUNTRY CLUB.

Misses Dorothy Young and Louise
Buck, two attractive members Of the
high school set, entertained with a
delightful dance at the Country Club
Wednesday evening. with about 100 of
their school and college friends shar-
ing with them the pleasures of this
lovely dance.
The club VISA prettily decorated with
southern smilax, palms. ported plants
and ferns, about which. merry scene
dancing was enjoyed from eight thirty
20 midnight.
Anderson Douglas orchestra fur
nished splendid music filled with pep
while the merry couples glided over
the spacious dancing hall.
Delicious fruit punch was served
throughout the evening
The following acted as chaperones:
Mr.. and Mrs. Walker Willis, Mr.. and
Mrs. Malcolm Young, Mrs. George
Flemming, Mrs. T. A. Buck, Mrs.
Henry Young, DR.. and Mrs. Clarence
Hutchinson, and Mr.. s. J. Newcomb.
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Sweet Polly"-Mary Graham.
ITO My Doll, Rose Matilda -Hilda-
gard Gunderson.
'Lullaby"-ALary Alice Pepper.
'The Night Before hristmas"-Karl
Ropke.
'If'-Isabelle Graham.
Busy Little Mothers"-Chorus.
'The Anxious Mother Gladys
Ropke.
Plano Solo-Laura Nicholson.
A Play, "The Sick Baby"-Three
Girls.
"The Doll Parade"-By the Contest
ants.
Piano Solo-Elizabeth Holzer.
Decision of the judges.
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arranged on prettily lighted Christ
mas tree and others brought in BY
William Harbeson. Jr., who represent
ed Santa Claus.
After the presents were opened and
music and games were enjoyed the
guests were served with adainty salad
and ice course.
Besides the number of friends pres
ent who shared the pleasure of this
shower with Miss Cawthon were a few
out-of-town guests, Miss Mary Gra-
ham of Talbottom, Ga; Miss Vera
woodward of FloraIa, Ala: Mrs. Henry
Hart Of Locl1hart, Ala; Mrs. Harmon
and Mrs. Curry from Virginia, and
Misses Angeline and Margaret Nc
Caskill OF Valparaiso, Tia.
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luncheon were: Misses Margaret Nc
Caskill OF Valparaiso, Vera Wood :
ward of F1orala, Ala: Mary Graham
of Galbattom, Ga; Mary Burk of De-
Funiak Springs, who stood as brides
maids; Miss Marion Cawthon Of De-
Funiak Springs was maid OF honor,
and Mrs. Henry Hart of Lockhart, Ala,
who stood as matron of honor, and
the mother of the bride. Mrs. J. B.
Cawthon.
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REGULAR BUSINESS MEETING.

The members OF the Elizabeth Ben
nett Sunday school class will hold
their regular business meeting this
evening at $3.50 o'clock in the Sunday
school class ROOM
This win be the last meeting of the
year and every member is urged to
be present. During the absence of the
teacher. Mrs. j. II. Bickerstaff, who
left last night for Boyce, La, Miss
Mary Tryon, assistant teacher will
have charge of the lesson, beginning
on Sunday morning.
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ANNOUNCE BIRTH
OF DAUGHTER.

Mr.. and Mrs. George T. Harvey of
East Pensacola Heights announce the
birth of daughter on Dec. 81 at their
home. The new arrival will bear the
name Of Aranalla Christene.
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PELLETIER- DONALDSON.

On Saturday, December Path, the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. Donaldson was
the scene of a pretty but quiet we'd
ding, when Miss Teadie (ESittie) DON
aldson, charming young daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. II. D. Donaldson, became
the bride Of Mr.. Phillip J. Pelletier, II.
S. A. DR.. w. P. Hurt, pastor of the
Gadsden street Methodist church per-
forming the impressive ring ceremony
with only few friends present.
Both bride and groom have many
friends in this city and other cities
who wish them both much happiness
in their new journey.
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