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The Raymer enterprise., 1921-05-05
Mr.. SNYDER IS new
MEMBER SCHOOL. BOARD

The school election Monday pass
ed of very quietly and resulted in
the nearly unanimous selection cf
c. l. Snyder to take the place whicl
Mr.. Rasmussen has held the past
year.
Several names had been mention
ed, but the crowd finally settled up.
on Mr. Snyder as the proper man
for the place.
The most interest centered in the
finances Of the district, and the re-
port showed that the expenses had
been kept well within the budget
voted last year and substantial
gain made over the condition o. a
year ago ....
The matter of wages for teachers
was discussed and while some thot
1t was time tC make a cut, the ma
jority were of the opinion that that
was not the place to cut expense.
The budget was finally fixed at
the same figure as 1t was last year;
100000. The amount ACTUALLY
levied last year was a little in ey-
cess OF 100000. Ii times were flush
II would probably have been wise to
have increased the levy the per
cent that couldd have been done
without going to the TaX Commits
sitn for authority, but the valuation
this year is likely to suffer some di-
minution in personal property, so
that the same tax might call for an
increase of the levy. We should not
wish to see II levy increased II
possible to avoid 1t; rather ii would
be most welcome il there could be
some slight reduction
Mr., Smith of the State Agricultu-
raj College was present to explain
the provisions OF the Smith-Hughs
act fer rendering assistance to those
schools that teach agriculture. He
emphasized the teaching OF those
things which have practical value
in every day work rather than de
voting SO large a portion OF time TO
studies. good for mental discipline
but OF little value for practical az
fairs
The y. $. government is devUting
a considerable fund to aiding such
work in financial way. The time
will probably come when VIC will be
ready to take up with this type of
work. f#
The County Club Leader, Mr..
Plumb. was also present to tell Of
his work Mr.. Plumb has only re.
Gently been appointed tC this work,
but he appears to be the right sort
of man for the job,
We are not able to say much a.
bout teachers yet, but We think we
can safely say that there will be
fewer changes this year than in
most other years, perhaps than any
other year.
The idea Of letting high school
pupils drive trucks brought out a
good bit of unfayorable criticism
the majority seeming to be unalter-
ably opposed to the idea.
However the matter was left tC
the discretion of the board
or course the board has the re.
sposIhility, at the same time they
like the benefit OF your advice, al.
though they will probably not fol,
low it II it does not suit their ideas
1t must follow at times that two
patrons of the slhool will at times
give advice exactly opposed, in
which event both cannot be follow,
ed, and 1t might not be wise to Gol
low either.
We think we may say that Ray
mer schools were never in better
shape from every angle.
The Raymer enterprise., 1921-05-05
DENVER ELEVATOR TO CLOSE

The Raymer branch Of the Dem
yer Elevator will close on May 18th
until the next crop is ready for
market, That will leave Raymer
with only one elevator during the
summer months.
The Raymer enterprise., 1921-05-05

A large crowd Of young people
surprised Miss Audrey Lafferty by
calling on her at her home last FRI
day evening to remind her that 1t
was her birthday. All OF them re-
port a jolly good time as usual.
Light refreshments were served.
The Raymer enterprise., 1921-05-05
COMMON cARRIERs-AND
A FEW NOT 50 COMMON

Tractors are crawling over the snow
covered fields of northern Greenland
carrying the supplies Of the Lane Koch
expedition. This novel use Of 4 now.
born vehicle recalls that some Of the
Oldest transportation methods still are
smploysd n regions whose civilization
ID oidsr md higher than that Of the
Greenland Es11imo.
The o. cart still serves the Southern
darby" In North Carolina, Georgia,
and Alabama, as well a. in other por.
lions Of the South, as his coach and
four for the Sunday ''go.to-meeting."
During the week the stolld beast plows
tobacco and cotton fields. In India
bullocks hitched to . wagon with an
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1921-02-10

Army Blankets, wool. O. y. .
The Washington times., 1921-10-11

ppiAns Of this section for community
activity. and ali win be made welcome
by the civic section. Mrs. Q. l.. Wood
ley is chairman Of the section.
On Monday, October II. at $50
o'clock. q harp recital will be given
by Mrs. Ernest lAnns) Lawrence, OF
New York City. Mrs. Lawrence is a
harpist OF national reputation. hsv-
ing played with such noted conductors
as Anton Seidi and Theodore Thomas.
AZ II n not often that one has the OPP
portunity to hear such gifted artists,
II 10 suggested that cards be obtained
at the office or from the entertainment
committee as soon as possible.
Mrs. Lawrence Will be assisted by
Mrs. Gertrude Lyons, a well-known
lyric soprano, who will give a group
of songs. This recital win start the
musical program for the coming
season at the club. and II is planned
to have q musical program on the
third Monday evening in each month.
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Pezets Go To Baltimore.

The Peruvian Ambassador and Mn'e.
Pezet will 60 to Baltimore this week
to witness the presentation OF the
play, "a Dangerous Man." Of which
their son. A. Washington Pezet, Is the
author. The premiere took place last
evening at the Lyceum Tfeater, a
good many washingtonians going t.
Baltimore for the occasion.
-
Mrs. John w. Weeks, wife CT the
Secretary Of War, In expected to re
turn the latte part OF this week from
Lancaster, N. H., where she has been
since her return from abroad.
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Guests A. Luncheon.

The Minister OF Ecuador and Nine.
Elizalde entertained informally at
luncheon today as farewell hos
pitality to the Minister Of Colombia
md Nine. Urueta, who are sailing the
East of this week for their home In
Colombia. Last evening DR.. and
Nine. Urueta were guests at dinner
Of Nine. Maria de Coronado and
Miss Coronado, who entertained for
them at their home In the Sherman
apartments.
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Fete for Columbus Day.

Miss Pearl Mccall, recently ap-
pointed Assistant District Attorney,
and Judge Jean Norris, of New York,
will be guests OF the business ana pro-
fessional women's section of the
women's City Club at a subscription
dinner tomorrow evening 10 cele-
brate Columbus day. Representing
the home women, Mrs. Mary Nye
Bingham will speak on World Worn
and Weary" while Mrs. Frank Hiram
smell will respond to a toast, "Our
Ladies' of Leisure" Responses will
also be made by DR.. Foye and DR..
sheetz. for the medical profession;
Mrs. Marie Manning Cash, for the
literati; Miss Charl L. Williams, the
teachers, and Miss Laura Marie Ber.
rien, for Columbus. Miss Edna j..
sheehy will sing, with Mrs. Mary
Dashiel johnson at the piano. Judge
Mary O'Toole viii preside.
One Of the most interesting phases
OF the numerous activities Of the
women's Civic Club Is the work car.
ried on by the civic section. This sec
ton will meet on Thursday afternoon
at 3 o'clock, when education for
citizenship Will be discussed ana A
class for the study OF civic and citizen
ship will be organized. All members OF
the club are asked TO cooperate with
the chairman in carrying forward the
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]. de Lagerberg, secretary OF the
legation OF Sweden, entertained in.
formally at dinner last evening at
Rauscrer's.
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Rear Admiral and Mrs. John d
Robson have established their home
at 1912 Twenty.first street.
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Mrs. Cromwell Brooks returned TO
Washington from Philadelphia Sun.
day evening after spending some
time an the guest OF Mrs, Edward
The Washington times., 1921-10-11

Brig. Gen. James A. Buchanan and
his daughter Mrs w. Mex. Jones.
spent the weekend at the Shoreham,
coming from their country home at
Upperyille, Va.
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John Dyneiey Prince. the newly
appointed Minister 10 Denmark. was
the guest Of honor today at a lunch
con given by the American Scan
dinavian Foundation at the Midday
Club, in New York.
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To Remain Several Weeks.

Mr.. and Mrs. Edwin T. Meredith
entertained informally at dinner
last evening at the Willard, where
they are staying having as guests
Judge and Mrs. G. G. McChord and
Mrs. Thomas Riley Marshall, who
was visiting them over night
Mr.. and Mrs Meredith expect 10
remain In Washington for several
weeks and are looking forward with
The Washington times., 1921-10-11

The Minister OF Persia, Mira
Hussein Khan Alai. gave a lunch.
con yesterday at the legation, when
his guests were John l.. Caldwell,
Persia. and Mrs. Caldwell; Albert III.
former United States Minister to
Putney. former chief Of the division
u Near Eastern affairs OF the De.
partment OF State, and Mrs. Put
ney.
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Capt. and Mrs. Alec w. Lamond
who have been here at the LaFayett
Hotel for o week, have gone 4
Baltimore. They were received by tn
President on Saturday. Mrs La
mond, who 10 known professional.
as Hetty King. was playing at tn
Belasco last week.
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Chinese Are Hosts.

The Chinese Minister, DIR. Sao-Ke
Alfred Sze, entertained at dinner in
formally last evening at the lega-
ton in honor of several OF the Chin.
ese delegates TO the limitation OF
armaments conference, who already
have arrived I'm Washington.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Edward L. Doheny,
who have recently arrived in Wash
ington from New York, are staying
at the Shoreham.
The Washington times., 1921-10-11

Miss Rebecca Dial has Joined her
parents, Senator and Mrs. Nathaniel
3. Dial, at their residence, 1882 Kalo
rama road. During the last month
Miss Dial has been staging her play
Sand" at Converse College, Spar
tanburg. s. c., and the performance
was equally as successful as those
heretofore given.
The Washington times., 1921-10-11

-Blouses Of brown, navy, and
black satin for those who pre-
fer the heavier materials. Most
II these have the two-in-oue col
lar. Skies SO to 46.
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Miss Natalie Sumner Lincoln has
aiken the apartment at 215t California
,trcet formerly occupied by Capt. and
Mrs. Philip williams. Captain and
Mrs. williams are now at the West
moreland.
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Mrs. Z. T. Cudahy. Of Chicago, is
In Washington for q visit and is
staying at the Willard.
The Washington times., 1921-10-11

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C. II. X. Curtis Visiting Here.

Cyrus H. X. Curtis, Of Philadelphia
has arrived in the Potomac abosr
his yacht. Lyndonia, and win spen
the week In Washington. Mrs. Gu
lis is also aboard. Col. Edward n
louise is to arrive In Washingto
.oday and will be entertained aboar
he Lyndonia.
Evening star., 1921-06-02

The Wo0aASD Presbyterian MIS-
sionary Society WIN hold an al-day
koma Park Church.
Colunbus C0a1try Cub SUMMER
dances will start tonight with . spe-
eial dance at the clubhouse. Fort
Berry. Va An announcement by the
that the dances would continue on
Thursdays during the summer until
further notice.
Frederick SandburE. Anger print
expert. will address the public safety
group Of tho City Club tomorrow
night at 8 o'clock. Mr.. Sandburg will
speak on .Finger Prints in Crime
Detection" Omcers OF the public
safety group will be elected for the
ensuing year.
ceived yesterday afternoon about 5
O'Clock for a IRE in the garage Of NJ.
c. Cation, 1881 33d street. The hre
started in the Office and quickly
spread to the garage. in which eight
the vehicles were badly damaged and
the contents Of the Office were ruined.
A. chapter OF honor Will be or
ganized by former members OF Com
pdHy D OIL tHc lV4tH Icto SAShoA DSS~
TALON of tho 18th Division at meet
ing in the near future. Tentative
plans for organising the chapter are
being made by NJ. F. Keen. 206 5th
street southeast. who requests all
former members of the company to
communicate with him.
The Sodality Union will close its
season Monday at $50 pm. at Car
roll Hall.
Miss Helen Coleman, British war
NURSE will describe her work IN the
far east tomorrow at pm. at St
Stephens parish hall, 14th street and
Columbia road.
Rainbow Division of Veterans will
meet Monday at pm. at the dugout,
1904 E street to conclude nomina-
tions of delegates to the convention
Of veterans OF the 42d Division.
A motion picture will be shown to-
morrow evening at the meeting OF
the Business Women's Council at the
Church of the Covenant.
The National Capital Dental S0el-
ETY. will close its season Tuesday at
s pm. in hall No. 5. George Washing
ton University. An essay on Nova
caine Versus Nitrous Oxide Gas" will
be given by DIR. Sterling v. Mead.
Miss Louise Blair will give an ex-
position of the Sunday school lesson
Evening star., 1921-06-02
BY BUD FISHER.

For hfty years Mrs. Jennie c. Bean
has made an annual pilgrimage to the
cemetery at Winchester. Va for the
purpose Of decorating the graves ofs
Confederate soldiers.
Evening star., 1921-06-02

and Rev. Ignatius Smith OF Catholic
University will be the principal
speakers. Peter A.. Drury will pre-
side. .
The society will mike plans for the
Evening star., 1921-06-02

brother Of the Secretary Of Agricul-
ture. and manager Of the latteTs pub
lication at Des Moines. Iowa-WA-
lace's Farmer.
Among the guests were Admiral
Evening star., 1921-06-02

Grayson. Gen. Richards. Public Print
er George H Carter. Thomas H. Nc
Donald, director Of the bureau of pub
lie roads; p. st. J. Wilson. assistant
director Of that bureau, and Jesse w.
Smith.
Evening star., 1921-06-02

Oswald s. Schuette will make the re-
port for the societys board Of gov
ernors. and Rev. Brother d. Edward:
president of the school. will tell OF
the work of the institution.
Evening star., 1921-06-02
COLLEGE SOCIETY TO Meet.

The annual meeting Of the Society
OF Commerce and Finance of ST.
Johns College will be held at s
o'clock tonight at Rauscher's Sena-
tor David L Walsh Of Massachusetts
Evening star., 1921-06-02
ORGANIZATION ACTIVITIES,
TONIGHT.

TONIGHT.
Robley D. Evans Post. No. T. Ameri-
can Legion. meets at o'clock, at the
Old Naval Hospital. 10th street and
Pennsylvania avenue southeast.
Progressive Council. No. 9, d. Of A.,
will hold memorial services at Naval
Lodge Hall.
The Arts Club meets At Z o'clock
with Lieut.. Col. and Mrs. Charles L..
Frailey. Col F'railey will lecture on
THE Soul and Body of the Violin"
Mrs. Robert II. Dalgleish will give
her annual spring recitals tonight
and tomorrow. at $3.50 o'clock in the
auditorium. 18th street and New York
avenue.
Camp. No. 2. P o. A., will receive
the national president and stan. Al:
members of the order invited.
The Cathedral Heights Citizens' Al
sociation meets at St. Adams parish
haH.
The Society Of Commerce and
Finance will hold its annual meeting
at o'clock At Rauscher's.
Abraham Lincoln Council. American
Association for the Recognition Of the
Irish Republic. meets at 1871 street at
8 o'clock
Evening star., 1921-06-02

tomorrow at 4:45 pm. at Y. w. c. A.
1879 r street.
Evening star., 1921-06-02

Camp. No. 2, P o. A., will receive
the national president and stan. AL
members of the order invited.
Evening star., 1921-06-02

The Cathedral Heights Citixens' Al
sociation meets at st. Adams parish
Evening star., 1921-06-02
&c. P. LIGHT, LUNCHEON HOST.

Charles p. Light entertained at lunch
con Tuesday At the Army and Navy
Club. in honor Of John p. Wallace.
Evening star., 1921-06-02

Progressive Council. No. ., d. Of A.,
will hold memorial services at Naval
Lodge Hall.
Evening star., 1921-06-02

The Society Of Commerce and
Finance will hold its annual meetinS
at s o'clock at Rauschers.
Evening star., 1921-06-02

Miss Louise Blair will give an ex
position of the Sunday school lessor
Evening star., 1921-06-02

The National Capital Dental S0ei.
ETY. will close. its season Tuesday at
s pm. in hall No. 5. George Washing
ton University. An essay on Nova
caine Versus Nitrous Oxide Gas will
be given by DIR. Sterling v. Mead.
Evening star., 1921-06-02

A motion picture will be shown to-
morrow evening at the meeting OF
the Business Women's Council at the
Church of the Covenant.
Evening star., 1921-06-02
CITY NEWS IN BRIEF.

fAe wo0aA,s PresbytefiaA Ms
sionary Society win hold an all-day
meeting from 1870 tomorrow at Ia
koma Park Church.
Evening star., 1921-06-02

Rainbow Division Of Veterans will
meet Monday at Z pm. at the dugout.
1904 E street to conclude nomina-
tions of delegates to the convention
Of veterans OF the 42d Division.
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PERSONALS

Miss Hannah Bowlen has return
ed from Akron. Ohio. where he had
visited relatives.
DR.. H. II. Carr was called to
Wheeling yesterday by serious in
iuries which befell his brother in
law Harry Mcclure. Mr., Mcclure
was seriously injured In an auto
mobile accident.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. L. Coombs and
baby have returned from a visit
with relatives at Laural Point.
Mrs. F. f. Nichols is spending
several days in Pittsburgh.
Mrs. Amanda Showers. head
nurse at Fairmont hospital, has re-
turned from a several weeks visit
at Ludington. Mich. and points In
Kentucky and has resumed her du'
ties at the hospital.
Mr. and Mrs. James Ice and son,
Richard Haggerty and Mrs. Van,
dilla Fetty have just returned home
from Laurel. Md. where they were
guests Of the latter's son, Mr.. John
Fl. Fetty and family.
Miss Bernice Scott, OF Morgan
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A surprise birthday party was
given for Mrs. Lewis Wilson at her
home on Moody Run, Saturday eve
ming. The party was planned by a
numb Der OF her friends and relativeH
and was a complete surprise to
Mrs. Wilson. Games and music
were features of the evening. Mr..
Tommy Doolittle OF Fairmont de-
entertained with readings
and musical numbers. Mrs. VIII
son received many beautiful pres.
ents. Those present were: Mr.. AMI
Mrs. Glen McDangal and dauGh.
ter Rosemary Mr.. and Mrs. Dock
Wilson and son Ivan. Mr.. and Ms.
Furmau Freeland. Mr.. and Mrs.
Jennings Martin, Mr.. and Mrs.
Lawrence Barrackman and chill
dren, Willard and Roxie, Mr.. and
Mrs. Lewis A. Wilson and chill
dren Wilbur, Ada and Harold, Mrs.
S. F Exline, Mrs. j. f. Price,
Misses Elsie Wilson, Ellen Wilson.
Prude Wilson, Ida Wilson, Opal
Wilson. Burwell Wilson. Ocea Pri-
chard, Mr.. Dee Wilson and Mr.. and
Mrs. Lewis Wilson.
Refreshments we're served and
the guests departed al late hour
wishing Mrs. Wilson many more
happy birthdays.
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Roush.Fllna.

A romance which began in the
Fairmont High school eliminated
in the marriage four months ago at
Greensburg, Pa, Of Harold Roush,
son of Mr.. and Mrs. George M.
Roush, of Maple avenue. this city,
and Miss Eva NJ. Fling, Of Morgan
town, formerly Of this city. The
marriage was kept a profound Sc
cret until very recently when 1t was
announced. At the time the friend
ship began Miss Fling was teach.
er Of botany at the High school and
Mr. .Roush was pupil there. When
Miss Fling left here to take a po-
sition in the Morgantown schools,
Mr.. Roush entered the West Vtr-
ginia university. His health be-
coming poor he returned to the
home of his parents here and en-.
gagged with his father In the res
taurant business on Jefferson
street.
Although the marriage was kept
secret yet the parents Of the
groom were appraised of It by a
friend who sent them a paper from
Greensburg announcing the mar
riage. They said nothing about 1t
until the subject was preached
when they explained that they had
known 1t for some time.
Mr.. Roush has again entered the
university and will complete a
course when he and his bride will
return to the city 10 reside. Both
are very popular In this city.
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Mr.. Howard smith entertained a
number of friends and relatives al
his home in honor of Mrs. Lillian
Smith Of Clarksburg. w Va. on
September 80. 1921. Dancing was
the event of the evening. Refresh
ments were served at a late hour.
Everyone enjoyed a pleasant eve
ming. Those present we're as fol-
lows: Mrs. Rose Wright. hostess,
Lillian Smith of Clarksburg. Mr.
and Mrs. ". D. Davis and daush-
Ter Lorraine. Mrs. John Dillingham;.
Mrs. Roy Richard, Mrs. Arthur
Martin, Mrs. J. c. Lee OF Fairmont,
Pearl Patton. Fairmont. Lucille
Martin Pauline Martin Lillian
Richard. Wilma GillinEham. Grace
May Shinston. Messrs. Tom MILAN,
Evert MILAN. c. o. Messenger. r.
H. Cooper. Larnie Oak. Jess Fort
ney OF Shinnston. Guy Smith. Ray
Smith
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town, Who Is q teacher IN the; High
school here, spent the week end
with her parents At Mqrgnntown.
DR.. w. j. Boydston has returned
from Ashevtl1es n. c., where he had
been on business.
Harry Fletcher is home from a
visit TO Pittsburgh and Wheeling.
Francis 3. Thralls, formerly Of
this city, who is now located ~in
Washington, is a business visitor
here.
Wheeling.
Mrs. L N. wetzel and little son
Louis have returned from Little
ton where they were called by the
serious illness of the formers
father ]. B. Petit. MT. Petit is
slightly improved but his condition
is critical.
Mr.. and Mrs. Davis GlasscocE
and Mr.. and Mrs. William ]
Schwarm have returned from an
automobile. trip to Pittsburgh.
Lottie, little daughter OF Mr.. and
Mrs. Homer Bell who had been Ill
with dIphtheria is improving at this
time.
John Stoetzer went to Pittsburgh
today and will have his tonsils re.
moved today at Mercy hospital. His
mother, Mrs. H. G. Stoetzer, &C.
companied him there.
Miss Ethel Hoult who had spent
the past several weeks here with
relatives Is returning today TO
Washington, d. C.
Dr.. c. H. King. pastor of the
First Methodist Episcopal church,
left today for Charleston where he
will attend the annual conference
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culosis. BE Is survived By his,wi8e
and the following children: Hazel;
Walter, Nellie, Bessie, Jessie, Rosa
lie and Frederick. The following
brothers and sisters also survive
him: Stanford Wilson. Willis VIII
son, Mrs. Joseph Mason, Mrs.
Charles Ables and Mrs. James
Lapinsh.
The deceased was an estimable
man and was well liked in this city.
The funeral will be held this af-
ternoon at four o'clock and burial
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FL1NERAL ToMoRRoM y

The funeral Of John ]. Wiggin-
ton, whose death took place yes
terday morning at his home on
GLADDEN. street, will take place to-
afternoon at $3.50 o'clock
from the residence and burial will
be made in Maple Grove cemetery
by Undertakers Musgrave and Son!
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columbus Guests

Mr.. and Mrs. Frank D. Palmer
and children Of Columbus. O:lio,
motored here to spend several days
as the guests of Mr.. and Mrs. A.
H. Toothman at their home on
Ridgely avenue. Mrs. Palmer and
Mrs. Toothman are sisters.
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For bride To Be

Mrs. James Otis Watson enter.
tained at a prettiIy appointed one
o'clock luncheon today at Fort Hill
honoritg Miss Eleanor Mayors
whose engagement to Robert
davidson Farris OF Bridgeport was
Gently announced. Ten guests
We're entertained including the
Misses Nell and Florence Farris.
sisters OF Mr.. Farris Of Bridge