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Gunnison news-champion., 1921-04-15
Could Be eourN, on

Alice wus staying with her father
one evening while h"f mother was
away. IN" fl'hrr au.f. reading. was
wIEgi,ug 'hr r,.r 0arur Hnd Alice
SPOKE up: "l"u sm"a nHmua does
not want you o." lln' S.rl Htr lamp
She "nIr"h 80 mH#'r .lt.u .t.itrh. II
yua 'HH E'r ur % r..a-' D '"ur leII
hrr
Gunnison news-champion., 1921-04-15

as provided in the Law.
This law had the emergency clause
and Is in effect as soon As signed BY
the governor.
Coyotes. mountain lions, wolves,
bobcats and lynx are not considered
big game
Gunnison news-champion., 1921-04-15
Swelling New Yerss Population.

New York's population would be So
10000 instead os 100000 n they
counted all Of those who registered
from New York a, the small town ho-
tels---Southeru i.umherman
Gunnison news-champion., 1921-04-15
EYE. EAR. NOSE AND THROAT

DR.. Sapero, the Denver specialist,
will again be in Gunnison, at the La
Veta hotel, Thursday, April 2Sth.
Consultation free. 14-3t
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1921-06-03
THREE SENIORS coMpLIMENrED

Last evening Mr.. and Mrs. E. n.
Martin together with Mrs. George
Close and daughter, Miss Christine
Close entertained at the home of the
former IN honor of two pretty girl
graduates and one bright young man,
Misses Rhoda Thomas and Elizabeth
Horne and Mr.. Wycliffe Steele, neph-
ew Of Mrs E. A Osborne.
For this occasion the Martin home
was deliberately decorated in a purple
and white color motif, the senior class
colors. Shasta daisies, purple petu-
MAS anad asparagus fern were pro-
fusely and attractively arranged in
all the rooms which were thrown en-
suite, and encasing all the lights were
dainty purple and white shades. Ar
ranged in the midst of these decora-
tions were nine card tables, where
the guests assembled for refresh
ments.
The main feature of entertainment
for the evening was attending the pic
ture show at the Temple theater and
at the conclusion of the picture, the
merry party gathered again at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. Martin for
pleasant hour around the card tables,
chatting and enjoying a -two-course
menu consisting of chicken salad,
olives, saltines, ice cream and cake,
almonds and minis. Emphasizing
murther the color motif and school
days were unique purple pennants
with the letters 80. H. s." in white
and in this fancy container the salad
course was served. Holding the ice
cream were senior caps of purple also
| inscribed with the initials 20. H. s."
Marking each place were lovely place
cards ornamented with a Shasta
daisy, the class flower. and punch was
passed during the evening.
As a memento of this elegant and
much enjoyed occasion the honorees
were each presented with appropriate
gifts. The young ladies received
handsome boxes of stationery while
to the young man fell silver belt
buckle.
Of all the lovely parties ever given
any seniors this one will always be
remembered as among the very incest,
and enjoying the evening with the
host, hostesses and honorees were the
members of the senior class and the
faculty.
| Assisting in various ways during
the evening were Mrs. A. I. Thomas,
Mrs. Rex Todd and Miss Mabel Mef-
fert.
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MISS DECISIONS RECITAL

The fifth piano recital given by the
pupils of Miss Lois Dickson, assisted
by John Wahl, soprano, Wednesday
afternoon, June 1st, at Mcintosh, was
one of the best concerts ever given in
that town.
The recital took place at Miss Dick
sons studio, which was filed with
friends and relatives of the pupils and
teacher. The program was splendid
one and thoroughly enjoyed. There
were about fifteen numberes and each
performer rendered his or her selec-
ton remarkably well. The technique
rhythm and coloring of the pieces
were deservedly complimented by all
the listeners, which shows the careful
and efficient training that their teach
er has given the pupils.
Each year these piano recitals by
Miss Dickson's pupils seem to increase
in popularity, which attests the abil
ity of Miss Dickson and her splendid
instruction.
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1921-06-03
MEETING OF THE
wOMAN'S AUXILIARY

On Wednesday evening, June LIST,
at eight o'clock, the Woman's Auxil-
larry of the Marion County Post of the
American Legion held its regalur
monthly meeting.
/ Mrs. r. L. Anderson ST., president
of the auxiliary, presided and APP
pointed the chairmen of committees
as follows:
Membership committee: Miss Mary
Burford.
Flower committee: Mrs. Edward
Drake.
Refreshment committee: Mrs. ]. W.
Dumas.
Publicity committee: Mrs. Philip G.
Murphy.
A report of the state convention of
the Woman's Auxiliary which was
held in Orlando May 10th and 18th
was then given by the delegates who
attended. This convention was for
the purpose of organizing a Florida
State Woman's Auxiliary to the Am
erican Legion.
1t is interesting to know that Flor
ida is the second southern state to
organize, Virginia being the first. 1t
will also be a matter of interest and
pride to the citizens of Ocala to learn
that Ocala was one of the first cities
in Florida to form a unit of the
Woman's Auxiliary and that it is one
OF the largest and most active units
in the state.
| Many people have wondered just
what the Woman's Auxiliary was or
ganized for. This subject was brought
up at the state convention and Mr. j.
l.. Creviston, from the legion head
quarters at Indianapolis, Ind, in a
sincere and earnest address wildly
set forth the aims of this organiza~
ton. The Woman's Auxiliary was
formed to assist the American Legion
in all worthy and wholesome activi-
ties, the most important at present
being the proper care of the wounded
and disabled soldiers, sailors and ma
rines and their dependents; securing
accurate records of all men who serv-
ed, and the teaching of true Amer
icanism throughout these United
States.
The Ocala unit has already gone or
record as being DESTROYS of supporting
the legion in all it is trying to do fol
the wounded and has so notified Sen,
ator Fletcher and Representative
Clark. Both gentlemen have giver
their promise of support to thi:
measure.
Mrs. H. c. Dozier was unanimousl!
elected as a member of the executive
board of the Woman's State Auxil
larry. There are only three othe
members of this board, beside tn
state president and secretary.
The meeting was adjourned and tn
members had a social chat togethe
u while waiting for the adjournment O
: the legion.
: The auxiliary served a cantee
= lunch to the legion after business wa
: concluded. The auxiliary club ROOF
6 was prettily decorated with flower
= Upon the table with its snowy linel
80 sandwiches of sufficient variety t
= suit every taste were daintily al
= ranged. Coffee was also served.
- Those in charge of the lunch wei
= Mrs. J. w. Dumas, Miss Mary Blu
= ford and Miss Tillie Pasteur. Tt
- sandwiches were made and given /
= the various members of the auxiliaI
. while Mrs. R. L. Anderson Sr., flu
. nished the cream which made II
q coffee so delicious.
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1921-06-03
MOREY- YOUNG

Mr.. M. ]. Morey of Osteen and Miss
Ruth Young of Spar. were united IN
marriage Thursday evening by DIR.
Charles L. Collins at the Baptist par
sonage. The young people were unat-
tended and left at once for a rather
extended trip down the East Coast as
far as Key West. The best wishes of
many friends will follow them thru
life.
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1921-06-03
BASEBALL NOTICE

Don't forget the very important
baseball meeting tonight at the Board
of Trade rooms. All fans and fan
nettes are invited. Several matters
of very much importance for the sea-
son are to be brought up tonight,
Eight o'clock at Board of Trade
rooms.
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1921-06-03

Children's washable suits and romp-
ers, also line of light weight overalls
and play rompers, at 75c. h A. Wa
terman, The Haberdasher. 1-3t
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1921-06-03

Each week sees an increase IN our
production of cinnamon rolls. Try
them and you'll know the reason.
Federal Bakery. psf
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No More Gas in
Stomach & Bowels

II you wish g. be pcr'nauen,iy re
neycd ~ gLs ~ ihe >I"m",h aE'l how
,.s, take lItd tuann 'rIS-Iah.ets
Baa 'rlanU's Gas TnDi",A AZ" prepared
usuncriN and especially for stomach
gaa aud pHrt!cuiar.y. for II. the bad
Fleets .rhNlmr from gas pressure
That CiuPty. gone and EnaHlLg fe"i-
ing at the pit q your stomach VII lis
appear that .'INlu.S nervous Re :;
Nth heart I"lJitRtion wi.l NAn.Sh. and
you Wi. nv" NOR" ov able t. t,ke Il
lean breath. 81 utlen prev outrd l." "a.
,resSinr ;,@:Irsi y"Ur heart AMI ,nSG
Yowr ',mns. arms and myers NON /
feel ,o!G ar |, 20 SLEEP :rcLuse I:gtl-
In.nne I;g,s 1al.ctS present sRs inter
,.rInx vita re ri'oul u!un. !n'taS-
Irowh!nes> ..nu ~'e"iN Zee. zig attrr din
n.r viii soon h' replaced ky "A IrSl'e
FOR Su,ue tNrru - 'u'"r tIiLmcn'. inIr
.nstendct s1"m."h VIII reduce hy iuch"s
L.caa>N IA VII NOV form after uS,n:
Eaa1unni. = is-rah'e;S.
Pa, u.rMn'~ CAS- Tablets SOL for s.,
.ui BE- 80" E"t thc gen line IN yel,uw
IlckaG" 10! t".! me" can you -XDs',
,hr brncrviG. Usu'iS many others AVE
experienced
inLlm.tr.n'G Gas. Tablets a." cor sl.r
~ AL re,'2nl- druggists and e.. IL.
Gr."st & COMPANY.
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jnyed the adventures Of the gallant
Gascon.
Tho Flaming Forest"

j"yed the adventures OF the gallant
Gascor.
The Flaming Forest"
The Flaming Forest" by James
Oliver Curved. published by the Cos
mopolirau Bot Corporation. IL Il story
ur a man-hun; y the Northern woods
Iaytd rarr!gan, p. Royal Northwest
Mounted Police, IS IS out 20 capture
Black Roger" Audemaru. who nttren
years agn mad made HIS escape from
officers OF the law after k!l!!Eg hair
.;,zen men - Il whu!essie revenge for'
tho death Of his mother and father
Since that time the outlaw has not been
seen but rumors Of his activities In
The Three Rivers Country have
reached the ears Of the authorities. and
Carrigan Is dispatched to md and bring
hin, 10 Justice While he Is lying hid
den in the woods. Carri gan Is shot from
ambush by woman. He Is taken down
tho river 20 the enca npmen' ~ ihe
Roulaiu brigade where no - kept pris-
rner pending the arrival of 81. Pierre
Roulaiu he leader. When ST, Pierre
arrives he and CarrIgan agree 20 settle
.tI... uu"C' an Of whel her tarrfEan - 70
have MS freedom or not by fight. II
Ruu,Hin wins ,'srT.Can agrees 10 dis
appear in:O the woods wtthnu: making
AIRY at."mr, I" deliver tho Roulains into
the hands a. IL" law. Buuia!n. in turn
promises tha, II carr.Ean - victorious.
he w!.l AID Rim in MS pursuit NJ BLACK
Roger" Audemard Here the plot takes
turn when leads up 10 a surprising
announcement which few readers WI
anticipate.
The Flaming Forest" completes the
tr!!ogy OF Mr.. Curwood's stories OF The
Tire" Rivers Country" 1t is well writ
ten, sol!dly constructed and the author
has peopled his stage with human. like
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EIGHT LADELLE
MILLS RESUME

Eight hot mills Of the LABells man0
OF the American Shee, & Tin Plato cosA-
pany, located on Twcnty-ninth Utroo&
resumed operations at midnight afHoR
being idle since spring. -
Nearly eco men we're given employ
ment. with the resumption Of work q
the midnight hour and as other dep4fts
ments follow the hot mills early this
week. work viii l." given to between%ee
and 100 men altogether.
The length Of the run ut this plant
has NOT been made known. but II ID
said that prospects are good for some
time.
car crews who operate street cars
which enter the territory where tho
mill is located reported that the resump-
ton Of the mills made noticeable In
crease in traffic on their late runA
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'ou Lave returned 10 tn"l" HON" on
Eighteenth Street. Narwn"d. nii"r
,I.~nL.ur the last week. Visiting re'a-
t!v"s and friends In Akron. ..
Ear E-uUn.!ch has returned 70 MS
HON" NJ seventh street. MarwuoI. after
>"cUdsn ne thc past several days down In
the SIT. on Il fishing and hunting AZ
petition Nj. Eraun.!ch reported 10th
sI":'s Very good.
Mir. and Mrs. George Harris have re-
turned TO their home on the North Sidu
after spending the last week on mo-
tur1ng trip through eastern Ohio going
as far us Cleveland.
Miss Mary Miller has returned 10 her
home on the North Side after spending
the past week visiting with relatives
IN Akron, y.
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Edward Jefferson. secretary OF IN"
Ohio Valley Trades ard Labor assembly.
returned HON" yesterday alter visiting
with friends IN Pittsburgh.
Mr.. and Mrs. l.uCius Hoge OF Clarks-
burg were III" week end gucsts OF Mrs.
J 4 howard n r'"asant Valley. Mrs
Howard and daVGr'cr. Miss lane How
ard. Will l.ave soch 10 spend the winter
III Boston.
Miss Eva M"taddrn. who has been
visiting her sister. Mrs. Joseph Met
calf. on Fifteenth street. left Saturday
10 return L. her home in Titusrilir. Ia.
She was aCrumpari.d home by Mrs Met
vllS. who will return today.
Mr. and Mrs. f.. r.. HoNt will ,"aN" the
frs, Of October for Atlantic tity. wh"rr
they Will speud tho winter ut GaIen
Iial!
Mrs. Mary l. Hoye eft Saturday for
Pit.sburgh. where She MI N!s'; ner
aunt. Mrs Joseph McGu;Egin. fOr s"N-
IRA, r!uyS. leaving Octobr" tor N,AH-
tic CITY.
cart. Abr, A. FrAnzhr.m. wh" was
sheriff ot Quo county FROM IN'f I"
1897. bat whn has been located IN
Steubenl ~. Oh,". FOR III" pa ''''"n
years VA II ~" city N.SH az %"
friends i,lhnIgh IHri Frh"&h'in
had been 4 democrat AL h.S 'f". ana
while rrSti"n; al "h"'-"i MAS
corded aS one. II the rtSin, I'..m"'ra,!"
politicians hr Is n"w q 'rn".hatc Yer
Justice "f thu pcaC" IN Il 49," par tsan
,ichrt n Jefferson ,vUrtN.
Miss Margaret M"AHd'r. MO mas he'h
the sG"s' O. h"r a"nt. Mrs Tom Miller
on tn Island '"r som" weeks returned
Sal"' 'Ily :" her ron " 80 'h'"h' ~
Nght Lieutenant ~ Poke" E."n Mi!-
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by tho people Of Nantes against tho dis
solution Of the Statrs-tieneral
Always Playing o Part
Forced 70 flee from Nanies. Oh account
Of his p,!.'ica. activities, Andre-Lpuis
falls in with :rnu1" OF sir"!lIng play
crs. and finds Identification with their
company an effective d!sgulse. The play
cr~. VINO a:,,cas.y advertise themselves
as "in.prrvisrrs OF tho Italian school.
are presenting a play entitled The
Irar;,es, Father" a Plagiarism from
.,ur - Moliercs comedies. Andre
Lnui, improves the Offering by helping
himself more literally 10 the original
md .nhc.s the result 'Higaro-S'"Ea-
mnuchc" The troupe, ost"Hsibiy heaNrd
by B.nct but directed by Anhre-l~'ulS
enter Nantes and present "FHGar"-SraTA-
mouche" ut the Leading theatre. Andre
Louis makes great success as nca!d-
mourhc." bu, as usual he Is unable I"
resist tho temptation Of startling the
bourGo.-!r. lie uses IN" TRADITION OF
imrruvisa,i"n which In reality Is not
employed by his fellow actors. to make
an omen attack on his enemy. the Mar
qn!s Tour dAZyr. with the result mat
he IS once more obliged 10 take 10 ms
heels. HIS subsequent adventures are
aA u fencing master, and lie hnaHy De-
comes I delegate :" Tie NAi"na! Assem-
bly,. where irrn!ca .ly enough. ne -
kruwn n, he ""a:IL!n ~ the Ta.rd
Estate" After he Terror has sreE; ITS
tor,r And:c-I.ou! em!gr.'"s 20 SaN"ny'
""reseelng the tyrannies OF iohcSplrFre
Marat. pauton and their successors
There II rnre hum"r in viewing me
French Revolution through The eyes or
SUCH /, character: n pleasant audacitay
in the authors conception Of Il man
who could TAX" u leading part N poii-
:r", 1rfrirs du.!rg n" days OF me Ter
=, = ord r.cs""'c Ne attitude OF "ls-
.r,.r..~i,d nl--.rr 'Scara nouche' Is a
hln,,d hrr'h"" :" lr'N:t.:gnan. espousinH
., .an,.. 49, he Srk" -. the hEht which
"r.4,us. r.n"Ns i"n,lnG u part. not be
.. - 'rr lines. but because u
IS It's r.,ure I" pay. AMI az su"h l
r,.n,r.In"-d h:in 10 those who have en-
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Mia rr.d,rtcis Honorsd

Miss Mari. IEotTr, u:"r was hostess
:. ..nen shower Friday evening In
honor e Mis-, J.uella frede.!cks. whose
vea,;.a. 80 Mr.. 49,. Hrss VII be An
.,.rr -: 10 .A-.y :a!l. The guests
...... ....N-a. hours I; aee'!iewor&. after
. 81. go, ~n;x,!-"d - n" dining room
wr>-a = delicious .uuyhe"n WAS served
H.. 50, VA ",pc"!I,N attractive
~. !r.n-N,,ous - yH,!p" and waite.
.,r.., &"Hr," dol. dressed ~ 4 BRIDE
.,-.r,.I ~. r"n'"~ n'"'e. w'n stream
.r4 r..,i.u.i - s;ua.i"r dos wA!"h
we're placed ~ tho guests plates as
farors. Mss F-cder:cks was the recipi-
ar, cr .,,.rv ;cou,i:ul Ktt:s. Those
pr-Scn, w"rs
Misses
r.&r.'a Feeder. Is Ne. Haw'rH
Nln E&","kN Jessie o.'Fer
Wilma Zimmerman ga I'erNrF
(;srtrude tHrsdcr:, ~ Marie Nofrreuter
MesdameS
Fred Morrison
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"Scara mouche." by Rafael IA oat1nl.
published by Noughtnn Milfh.n' COM
pany. (. u:.r ur the best historical. novels
ever written. and il. IN my opinion. wor-
thy :" stand hes des The PRODUCTIONS or
TIE eide: lruIS. l. is story q.
Frnn.~ during ne Terror. aad against
TIA co."-:ui' Background The author has
w"Hen y br.lt!an; aHd absorbing uarra-
;!N". He IS an historian and knows his
pe"."d. and 20 this know.cdg. he brings
"a reC"nstrucI!Nc power wh!ch has been
eNre.lrd only by Dumas. \ historical
novel which can fire The Imagination and
kinG'r IA" sympathy can he written only
by i mIH who has identified himself
N!th NJ pc":nd "t which he writes.
Ther" have been one or two surh novels
sincs plmas' day hu; only one az two.
Few years AK" publishers flooded the
country w!'h d"haturch historical nov
els Of the "rr!soner Of Xerda" variety.
in which the hero wen, through all tho
theatrical posiur!ngs and splendid .est-
ures ~ Il hygnn" age upon stage
equipped with all modern rOnVen:rnCcS.
| They were c:ap-trap ard a" surh per
iEhrh hut eft behind them rrNuls!on
Of IupUlai feeling wh'rh took the form
81 antugonlSm 20 the historical n pveI.
Ia the .aSt sen Years t4is an'aEgniSm
HIS not been actively "umhattrd 10y
Iuhi Sh"rs ~ authors. Every omc" in
4 WIN" >nne on Tsua,iy a" author -
raises = feeble v".,r. p""rhesy!ng That
;nr l. .s',.ri,.t. move WI. come Intu rs
own ugi:E: mrAnN hale The puhltshers'
lists adverris" u"i",~ 1t ir'"nspcc'!"n.
psyrho-:Ua.Ssis uUNr'S more or less
tlNvu-rl with Sp'..'iIa,','ri. .l.'u"s' "ay
KIND % nnN,' "a i,.'. rN,r,i' me '.,S'
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ROUTINE MEETING
TRADES ASSEMBLY

Tho regular sem -mourh,v meeting o.
'he Ohio Valley Trades Il Labor as
seInely WAS held Sunday norn.ur in
stead OF Sunday afternoon on acrolnt
II the big mass meeting. ON account
~ such a Sma,. number "t the men
being present hu; !;tt,e business war
taken up aud discussed
Presid,i: clyde r.. Bar 'ehauru. pre-
s!d"d. After calling The meeting %
rider reports from tho various COM
uittees were received and fled after
which the routine business va, d,S
poSed OF
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able characters. It will no doubt en5oS
ms grea, popularity as it's predseso.
sors. The Valley of Silent Men" 81
"'rh, Rivers End" and. like thSan, -
exce!!en, movie" material.
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fTIy
A Fable

There was famous tenor
Whose voice could reach high &C
With voice robust this chap was jas,
As fond Of fiattcr "E."
-wayside TalAL
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About People
Novsmsnt1 Of Individuals To Ana
Prom The City.
AT THE HOTELS

Rogers-iIarry Marshall. C!arkshurs:
Mr. and Mrs ". l.. Thomas. tairmont.
McLure-N. II Logan, Grafton; MT
and Mrs. Howard Y"st Weston: MISS
MARY Garter. huntington. Mr.. and Mrs.
:. T. Warrington. Sist"rsri!te.
windsor-W. l.. Rig. RaE'u R"' X:
PA,er Mccullough. Pennington: MT. and
Mrs Samuel ! TUn"v. Elk!ns
stamm-Friend Lewis. Arthur Means
La Irmnn.
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Have you been reading "Ths Revolt
Of Vera SandersonS" II ends With the
weak ending October /, and Will BE- fol-
lowed by another splendid serial Tho
New Generation" by the Eams author.
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Society


,.rr;ar On ,nr lslsrh charming
.r,..rt. prrr:am viii De given and Ten
W. L.. = :, I'd afterwards TIL" affair
.... been ARRANGED as Il benefit for '"e
", man Missionary S".ir,y q tho
.r.i Presbyterian church.
Rose Club Dance.
Members Of me Rosa club WI" give
the hrs; darc" az their fall series his
evening a; Settlers hail on II" Island
Ted Ganos orchestra viii furnish ;he
music and good Attendance Of tho
club members and their friends Is cH-
pected. The dance committee includes:
Misses
Na>!a Du;t Amy kroSe'
Irene Rrandau Irene cunningham
Mrs. rhelma Baker Sheets
cotuu,ou Club Dance Postponed.
The late OF ;he opening dance Of the
Cot;iion club has been p"stp"aed fr"tp
this evening to October g. when an m
formal dance will ne held At tho tarr"'I
Climb PRO: t~"d l.. Becker VIII oe IN
,.harg" \ popular !,r., orchestra Will
furnish the music and AN enjoyable eve
nIny is anticipated to- those who attend.
Church supper Re S2- SAmos'
The ladies of St James ENankeiicsI
G,u,herau church will give supper AT
the church Thursday evening. Octooer
{. between the hours or and o. Inc
rcnu which Will lie offered on this 90
,.ason will be IN keeping with the repu-
:atiuu which tho ladies' have acquired
for their Sunpers. Al IL meeting held
a. the church last night those ladies'
whose birthdays come in tho months
OF May. June. Juiy. August and Sep
,rmhcr we're selected I" serve ON ;he
committee Mrs Charles Ritter "n'i
Mrs. E.mm;, ayha will be general ch';i'-
men for n, affair: Mrs. chris SthET'm",l
viii lie In Char-c 81 ice cream ard cake
tables, and Mrs Mary poepk!n Viii b;
in charge OF the dining room.
woman's club Musical Program
Thu. Wheeling Woman'S cab VII! hold
rs Mrs.. a. meeting Fr!Ia? evening OK
this week 4, the \. u. |. W hal rhe
meeting viii hc in the nature "r gen
era. reception fer the '''uH members.
who Will r~sum" activities AFTER the
summers adjournment. Tie program
VIII be presented by m" music depart
r-nt az iii. cub. VIII Mrs 8. NJ.
Moves as chairman ard Mrs. Flora Will
rIams aS d.reC.nr Mr. Edmund Yam.
baritone WI ha presented IN pleas
ing urngram. Mrs Jessie Wolf lApp-
hard, vi pay he accompan>mehtS'
Ny Vain = so,c!S. m the choir or 81.
Nicholas Ouch Reformed church IN
Ne,y York and ranks high n mnsica'
circles. The following program VII DO
gwen.
GROUP Ora
Aria. vj<;"r Fusttive. II. Ma SS""",
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Musicale and Tea.

Co.,. Of no pi~a~an'"S' '"n'S IN me
week socin, calendar wh! p" IN" ma.
sica'. and tea S7vr- '0n"rrnw aT'er-
noon -. Mrs ". { Nrt;rtg0r and Mss
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VIRGINIA Club Meets.

NJ Michael Doian will entertain the
members nC the Virginia Club "ednes-
ray af'e-unnn u, her h"mr in Fin Grove.
l:,iIgr and "I0Q' W. - ~. diversions
%: ~. a:.r-u"on. AMI = dainty luncheon
49, i,A ,.rv"L Al the conclusion OF play.
The sur~'s WI be.