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Evening star., 1921-12-18

Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph E. Davies will
present their daughter, Miss Eleanor
Davies. to society at q tea from to
ernoon in their home on MassActlu-
sets avenue. The tea will be fol-
lowed by a dinner party. ana later
Evening star., 1921-12-18

Mrs. John A. Lejeune, wife of the
major general commandant of the
Marine Corps, will not receive again
until Monday January 9.
Evening star., 1921-12-18

Mrs. John Corrigan, jr., and her
son Judsop have taken apartments
in the Arlington Hotel. Mrs. Corri-
Evening star., 1921-12-18

Miss Charlie Griggs is at home
from her school for the Christmas
holidays.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1921-06-02
EAST BRAINTREE
Not a Civil War Veteran Present at
Memorial Day Observance.

Col. Randall's circle, Ladies OF the
G. A. r., veterans~of the World war,
Sons of Veterans, children and the
community carried out the traditions
of Memorial day in this place on Sun
day last, when they paid their tribute
of honor to the veterans of two wars
by placing flowers, wreaths and the
flag they so dearly loved above the
green mounds of the last resting
places of 10 of the veterans of the
Civil war and one of the late war vet
Grams.
It was to be regretted that none of
the veterans of '6l-'65 were present TO
make the day more sacred and an OBJ
ject lesson of patriotism to the chill
dren, who so readily respond to assist
in carrying on the work established by
Commander in Chief John A, Logan in
his general order, No IL, at Washing
ton, D. c., May 5, 1868.
The church was Hastily decorated
with flags, potted plants, lilacs and
ferns. The singing was under the direc-
ton of the circle pianist, Miss Lucy
McRitchie. The program was as fol-
lows: Battle Hymn of the Repub-
lic," congregation; prayer, Prof. c. "
Woodbury.; solo, Just Before the Bat
tie, Mother" James Walker, a World
war veteran, with chorus, consisting
of Blanche Fisher, Lucy McRitchie,
Lorene Walker; Mrs. Mary Hutchin-
son, organist; recitation, Beatrice
Blanchard; Tramp, Tramp, Tramp,
A. D., Ara Mavohin0D sr,pU nv
George Allen and Lawrence Hadley,
with autoharp accompaniment by Miss
McRitchie; recitation, Phyllis Blanch-
ard; recitation, mo Flowers on My
Papa's Grave" Angie Walker; solo,
"The Good Old L. S. A." James Walk
err, autoharp accompaniment; "The
Making of the Flag by three pupils
of the Clough school.
Prof. Woodbury. of Mortified deliv-
cred an address appropriate for the day
and the present times, closing with the
last words of Lincoln's Gettysburg adj
dress, which was followed by the read
ing of the address by Howard Abel.
A solo, with autoharp accompaniment,
"Slowly Passing Away" was sung by
James Walker; recitation, "The Two
Monuments" Wilma Hoyt. A tribute
to the unknown was placed by her
on the cross, and the exercises closed
with the singing of America" by the
congregation.
On the march to the cemetery, a
halt was made at the lower bridge and
flowers were strewn on the water for
our sailor dead by the smaller children
Remarks were made by Mr.. Woodbury..
All were glad to note the presence of
several of the heroes of the last war
"The heroes of two wars to-day are
passing in review,
The veterans of 81, the boys with hon
ors new.
We greet them with country's praise
and with nations pride.
They never fought together, but to-
day they're side by side"
The committee wish to thank all
those who helped in any way in the
observance of the day.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1921-06-02

spending few days in Groton with
relatives.
Miss Mary Martin of Montpelier
spent the holiday with her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Lee Martin.
Mrs. Eva Bailey, Mrs. Emma Bart
lett and Miss Winnie Pepper were in
Montpelier Saturday
Miss Bessie Shorey of WilliamstoWn
spent the week end with her mother.
Mrs. Ellen Shorey.
Mr.. and Mrs Harry Vincent Of East
Montpelier we're in town Sunday TO
attend the funeral of Louis 'upien.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Gladding Of
Barre were in town Friday.
Roland Spencer and family Of Ids
bon. y. H., were visitors Of his par
ents. Mr.. and Mrs. Gardner Spencer,
over the week end.
Miss Ethel Colby and Mrs. OClair
of Waterbury were in town over the
holiday.
Miss Janice Bartlett was home from
Spanlding high school, Barre, over the
week end
Pre- Memorial day exercises were Oh
NEANEN ~ AAaN At#NAa ANtAHN 80
ernoon. a fine program being carried
out BY the school children IN town, ev-
eryone doing credit to themselves and
their TEACHERS. Special mention should
be made BY Carroll Farnham in his
tribute 10 the service flag, and George
I.adeau in the way he gave Lncoln's
Gettysburg speech. also the Columbia
drill and the drill Of the primary girls.
Floral tributes were presented 70 the
four Civil war veterans by Rev. A.
W. Hewitt Only two were present,
John Getchell and =. v. Duke. One
was sent to Erwin Nye. who is - year.
old and nearly blind and the other one
was sent 70 Mrs. Dupien TO place on
Mr.. Bupien's cssket, a. he passed away
lust before the exercises.
Mr. and Mrs BerteIie lane and
cons Of Forest Hills. Mas spent Sat
urdsy ard Sunday With relatives
Mrs- Kate Gsnrrsm ard Eranddaugh-
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1921-06-02
POLITICAL RUMoRs IN VERMONT

POLlIlCAL RUMORS IN NEhMON L
Rumors of more or less Importance
have relation to Vermont's representa-.
ton in Congress, two of the most i'm
portant of those rumors having to dc
with United States Senator Carroll S
Page and Representative Porter II
Dale of the second district in the
House. The former rumor has it that
on account of i'll health Senator Page
is planning to retire from the junior
senatorship at the end Of his term, II
not sooner. Senator Pages health has
not been the best for some time and
his condition has compelled him to
take long periods of rest, although
when Congress is in session he strives
to be punctual in attendance. His term
does not expire until March 3, 1923
and by that time Senator Page will
have passed his eightieth birthday,
which is generally considered about
the limit of service in public capacity
Taken in conjunction with his Ill
health, il seems that the rumor of his
retirement from the Senate is backed
by something substantial. The other
rumor is in connection with the pros
pective retirement of Porter H. Dale
from the House in order to become a
representative of the United States in
some foreign country. A high diplo-
matte appointment has been one of
Representative Dale's ambitions, as his
friends back in Vermont have been
well aware; and If such an appoint
ment should be offered it is likely that
he will accept. Thus Vermont would
be called upon to I'll two positions in
her congressional delegation unless the
state should be deprived of one mem
Der 81 the House through new
superintendent in the meantime.
Those two vacancies might be
in the lower branch Of Congress
for one Of the well-defned rumors has
it that Representative Frank l..
Greene Of the first district i 70 be-
come candidate for the Senate on
the retirement Of senator Page; and
it goes without saying that be would
make q strong run for the Office and
would stand very good chance Of
SHINING Then there are other rumors
a. 10 the probable selection Of a sue
cessor TO Greene in the first district, a.
well a. 60 a possible successor % Dale
in the second district. But perhaps
this is enough Of the rumor presenta
tion Just now.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1921-06-02

What was considered good rule to
follow last year is equally good this
year. That is, not to use canoe on
deep water unless quite familiar with
the cockleshell. Frequently young peo-
pie think it sign of smartness for
them to attempt to manage canoe
without much experience, when it real
ly is a sign of dull-wittedness. Now
that the open season for drownings by
way of the overturned canoe route is
at hand the young people should see
to it that they do not give evidence
of -wittedness and perhaps fill a
plot in some mournful graveyard.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1921-06-02

Those who witnessed the Memorial
day parade in Barre last Monday were
not only impressed by the fact of the
fewness of the G. A. r. men present
but also by the fact that the remain
der were being beset with the infirmi-
ties of advanced years. 1t will not be
many years before the observance of
Memorial day will center around a
solitary figure and then about a mem
DRY. Having that thought in mind,
the younger generations will be like
" to be more mindful of their duty TO
honor the G. A. r. men.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1921-06-02

The Bergdoll pot of gold" was
found by the United States govern
ment but not in the mountains OF
West Virginia or Maryland but right
in the depths Of the great city Of
Philadelphia-specifically, in the banks
and the real estate recording office.
Bergdoll might fool few army Off
GERS, but he can't put it over the
whole government.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1921-06-02

Lenin of soviet Russia, hard pressed
for coin, longs for the unlimited"
return of capitalism, according to a
message from that distracted country
However, capitalism will take more
than one look before it ever returns
to Russia under soviet regime.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1921-06-02

The late Don C. Pollard of Proctors-
Vile was splendid Vermonter, but
his chief claim TO distinction through
ont Vermont was as the man most
often selected AS an also ran" in YER
mont state elections. Reason: Mr..
Pollard was a Democrat.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1921-06-02
WASHINGTON

Soeisl dance. mn BY J p Lavier
schooihouse hall. Washington, Friday
evening. June Dancing from s % D
Bil. 75c pr c1Upie; extra ladies free
adv.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1921-06-02

ter, Charlotte, Of Montpelier spent
Memorial day with Mrs. Agnes Lupien,
her sister.
Addison Foss had the misfortune 70
cut off the end Of one of his fingers on
his right hand Saturday.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1921-06-02
Gard Of Thanks.


We wish 10 thank all our friends
and neighbors for their kindness and
sympathy during the illness and death
Of our beloved one, also for the beau
tiful floral tributes which were con-
tributed at the time Of the funeral
Mrs. Agnes Lupien,
Raymond Lupien,
Mr. and Mrs. Julius Waterman,
Mr.. and Mrs. George Vincent,
MFR. and Mrs. Alfred Hooker,
Ruth Batchelder,
Mildred Hooker.
Bernice Waterman,
Erwin Lupien.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1921-06-02
PLAINFIELD
Many from Out of Town Attended Fu-
neral of Lewis Lupien.


The funeral services of Louis Lupien
were held at 1880 o'clock Sunday in
the NJ. f. church, Rev. Mr.. st. John of
Montpelier officiating. Messrs. w. B..
and Elton Lance and Mrs. Emma
Batchelder and Mrs. w. B. Lance rem
dered three selections, Face to Face"
an the Sweet Bye and Bye" and God
Be With You Til We Meet Again" ac-
companied by Mrs. Bertha Kellogg.
The many people present testified to
the high esteem in which Mr. Lupien
was held in the community. Burial was
in the village cemetery beside his first
wife.
Those present from out of town were
Mr.. and Mrs. Julius Waterman, Henry
Emmons, p. Burger, Mrs. Gangram,
Mrs. John Emmons, Kate and Mar
garet Emmons, Frank Sherey and Err
win Lupien of Montpelier; Mr.. and
Mrs. Alfred Hooker and daughter, Mil
dred, of Hardwick and Mrs. Nee of
Montpelier.
The floral tributes were as follows:
Pillow, with the word, Father" from
the daughters; carnations from each
of the following, Mr.. and Mrs. Nat
Batchelder, Raymond Lupien, Miss
Winnie Pepper; roses from Mr.. and
Mrs. Lane, Mr. and Mrs. Batchelder,
Mr.. and Mrs. Foss, Mr.. and Mrs. Hen
derson, Mr.. and Mrs. Cate, Mr.. and
Mrs. Flood, Mr.. and Mrs. Cree, Mr..
Mrs. Jones, Mr.. and Mrs. Batchelder,
Mr.. and Mrs. Stone, Mr.. and Mrs.
Moses, Mrs. Hamel and Mrs Bemis.
DR.. Hartman Of Montpelier was in
town Thursday.
Miss Geneive Howell spent the week
end with Miss Mae McIvor in Gran
iteville.
Frank Shorey and Montpelier spent
Saturday and Sunday with his moth
er, Mrs. Agnes Lupien.
Fred Goodridge, Raymond Gilman
and Alvin Lemis were in Barre on
Wednesday evening to attend the ban
quet and meeting of the knights of
Birmingham. All reported an excel
lent time.
Mrs. Lupien and son, Raymond, were
in Barre Saturday.
Miss June Martin OF Forest Hills,
Mass, spent the week. end with her
cousin, Miss Evelyn Coburn.
w. +. Bartlett and Walter Smith
were delegates TO the grand lodge at
st. Johnsbury from Arcadia lodge, 7.
o. o. f., and n. c. Cutting from the
encampment.
Mrs. Mary HOLSTER of Montpelier
and Mrs o. X. HOLSTER of North
Montpelier were the guests of Miss
Ruth Butterfield at W. H. Martins
Thursday
Mrs. Nee of Montpelier spent Sun
day and Monday with Mrs. Agnes
Lupien.
Mr.. and Mrs George Hamel Of
Marshfield spent the week end with
Mrs. Jennie Hamel
Ernest Mcdonald was in Montpelier
and Barre on business recently.
The following program was carried
out by the children after the business
meeting Of the Rebeksh lodge Friday
evening, II children being present; Sc
lection, Romano Goodridge; piano
solo. Laura Coburn: readings by Freds
Goodridge, Alice Martin. Laura Co
burn. Mark Page and Clarence Kiser;
drill by four girls, Grace Goodridge,
Alice Martin. Laura Coburn and Elsie
Cate. Cake and ice cream were served
after the entertainment
Mrs Frank Jackson is quite IN.
Erwin Doton Of Montpelier was in
town Sunday.
Dr. ?. r. Steele Of Montpelier was
in town one day last week
Z. l. Doten q Montpelier was in
town sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. L c Baldwin are
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weeks before returning TO New York
Mrs James Benedict was hostess
at tea ON lie Casino lawn this week
Mrs. William W. McAlpin was the
guest % honor ana others ut the tea
We're Airs Jusoph Il. Guernsey. Mrs.
J. l.. Roberts. also of New York; Mrs.
Norwood kinE OF Lexington: Mrs
George u. kahlo. Mrs. James l.. Weir.
of CharlCstou: Mrs. Robert II. Lewis.
of 81. Louis, and Mrs. Andrew NJ. Reid.
Mrs. Reid is Baltimorian by resi-
Gcncc, and French by birth. being tho
aunt OF General lonrc. William ID.
Guthrie IS there for several weeks.
Miss Martha T.. Wall who returned
last week from trip abroad. has
Joined hey parents. Mr. and Mrs. Gar
rctt Is. Mail, OF Richmond.
Oliver Hartman is expected within
the next Tow days. and win be- with
Mrs. Hartman for the rest OF the
month
Horace Mari has returned to Noun
tain Home. where Mrs. Mari has been
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NJ oNnard, OF Washington. this week.
IN Informal club dinner ana yaucc
at Rates Mountain Lodge was at
tended by a number OF tho colouists,
including Mrs. oliver Hartman. 7.
Borden Hartman John Hartman. Mr..
and Mrs ieurg" r Smith ANA Miss
Natalie Y. Smith, Airs Charles Hoop
ar and Miss Dorothy Ely. who has
since returned home Mrs. Ncnna Elk
ims and Mrs. Edward II. Alsop, rep
resented tho Washington colony: Mrs.
John ltaldcman ana her daughters
were among the Louisville quests, and
among other guests were Alr. ana Mrs.
Thornton Lewis and their daughter.
Mrs. Frank Bolts. OF Raduor. Penn
SylNania. judge James Goodc and
Floyd Hughes. Of Norfolk
Another dinner At Rates Mountain
Lodge was given by Mr.. ana Mrs Ed
ward II. Alsop, OF Washington.
Mrs. samuel Helm entertained In
formally at bridge before leaving
with Mr.. Helm for Warm Springs.
Therc they will remain for Scvcr1
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Mrs. J. Taylor Ellyson. accompanied
by her grandson. j. Taylor ElIyson
crump. is leaving Tuesday To spend
August at tho Hot Springs
Mrs. Francis Dcanc will leave Mon
day for LynChburS. where she viii
spend some time,
Mrs. Hiram T.. Gates aud Mirs
Mildred Gates. are spcndini; some tim.
in Atlantic city.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. Il. Erccdiovc and
their young daughter. Lillian CARING
tom lrcedlnv.. Of Chiffon Terrace
lcft saturday Tor the university.
whor" they viii h" tho quests Of Mrs.
Erocdlovc's mother. Mrs. l.. ~ F.tz-
patrick.
Norhorno Raructt Brown is visiting
friends and relatives In Louisville,
Ky. ami Nashville. Tenn.
Mrs. l.. +. Dosror,cs and Mrs j..
stuart koystcr, Of Wush!nEton, arc
visitin. their mother, Mi. Thomas
McLauchlan. "f Roland PARK.
Misses Edna and Anna Griffin. or
Griffin Avenue. Falkland are spend
Inr some time at Mountain Lake.
Mrs Charles ~ Stunr, aud daurh-
continued ON Third page)
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staying with her small daughter
Dana Mari. Mr.. and Mrs. Mari OK
pcct To leave FOR New York very
shortly. AK they plan To sail for Eu-
rope within a few weeks.
Nine. Alma Clayburgh, conc.r;
artist is here with her daughter.
Alma. for the month Of August.
The supper dances ut the Casino
have been very popular among the
summer colonists. and many enter
tanned during the dance Tins week.
including William II. Crowell. Mr.. and
Mrs. Garnctt 7. Tabb. of RiChacnd.
and Mr.. and Mrs. Patrick W. Flour
noy, of Charleston.
Mrs. Kenna Elkins gave Il chi!drcn's
party this week on the lawn IF lin.
White, in honor OF the birthday o.
her son, stephen Eltins.
Another entertainment was given
by Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Il. Dononua.
of New York, who were hosts 1T Il
dinner party. Miss Louise \. Kip
stein. who is there with her mother.
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time on tho Continent and in Eng
| land. and VIII not return to tais
country until some time in October.
LiNcsny-itobcrtson,
Mr.. and Mrs. j. n. Robertson. Of
Wakefield. announce the cngarcu.rt
and approaching marriage OF tncir
daughter. Lillian Augusta, to son
Eppcs Livcsay. Jr.. OF CORTLAND, Tho
wedding will take place carH. in
September.
Leaving for New York.
Mrs. Robert Scott and her mother.
Mrs. Margaret Lord, Of Miller Ave-
nue.. Barton Heights. will leave today
Tor New York. They will visit Mrs.
SCOTS daughter. Mrs. Il. 4. Atwat.r.
at Grccnvillc. y. Y. ANA will also visit
liazicton. Mahoney City. rottsvnlc.
ramaqua. Mauch Chunk. Pa.
Marriage Announced
Mr.. and Mrs Thomas l.. Jctcr, of
2fo3 Hanover Avenue. announce the
marriage OF their daughter, Miss
Clara VI. .Ictcr. 10 Il; Chester Cunning.
of Aulandcr. y. c.. on Thursday. July
IS. at o'clock. W. T. Cunning. OF
Petersburg. attended his brother as
best man. only the Immediate fam
HES of the bride and groom were
present.
MIR. and Mrs Dunninr lcf, innncdi-
atcly for wedding journey. and will
he at home after August ID at Au-
lander, y. G.
Iirnciit Of Urtrrnt.
The attractive lawn Of Mrs Charles
Valentine. at 2Gli Grove Avenue. will
hc used 10y tho wave and means com
mittcc of the Retreat for the Sick
hospital for an outdoor affair on Fri
Il. "a,
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.SOCI 8. T Y
lcontinned From rirst rngc.,

Continued From First ragc)
decorated with flowers and ferns.
Miss Atkins WAS assisted i'm receiving
by Mrs. w V. Atkins ana her auii,,
Mrs. ". \. l.and The invited guests
were Misses Elizabeth Amber. OF
Roanoke. Mary Epcs Susie Epos.
Louise Michcals. of Baltimore and
Richmond; Mario Jones. OF Peters
burg Liz2ic EoEEs. Louise BogEs.
Agnes BOESs. of Fords: Mary ami
Jean Morris and Louisa Bonduraut.
of Farmviile. Miss Purdy. OF Law
renccville, and Misses Lucy Il. Adams.
Martha Lee Adams Virginia Ander-
: son, Matte Hite. Evelyn Tucker.
Mary scott. Matte Epcs. Leonard
Epcs. Ada Il Perkins. Mabel stokes.
S'Allcnc Martin and Mrs. u ! Taylor.
OF Richmond. ana Mrs W. y Land.
After the game, refreshments were
served
Leaves for Amelia.
Mrs. X Is Gary left Friday for
4 Amelia County, where she Will b., the
/. guest OF her daughter. Mrs EErlcS-
= ton, and mr.. EEclcston. Mrt,. Gary's
: son, Turnbull Gary, is also spending
4 some time with mr.. and Mrs ErElcs-
: ton in Amelia County.
On House Party.
Miss Katherine Sattcricld. OF La
burnum PARK. IS sucet Of honor a,
house part. given 10y Miss Virginia
4. Rowen at her home in Chickamauga.
4, Ga. Later Miss Satterncld will also
+ visit friends in oxford. y. G. before
: returning To Virginia.
F., At the White Sulphur.
The New York colony At the White
, is dividing houors with the usual
l,.,. .t,,,,
: mer activities at White sulphur
" Springs, and social and sporting
' events this week have included n
= who's Who of equal interest from
: both sections Of the country. Henry
w. Taft who has been arguing the
{ case Of the Shipping Board before
Justice Burr. is expected in the next
: few DAYS with Mrs. Taft, and Will stay
: throu'.- August William Rhine
Z lander stewart is there for a few
Z weeks, after having spent part of
: July with his daughter. the Princess
Miguel lie BraGanaa, At Southampton
John +. wilkins, whose father was
\ owner OF the Washington Post ana
one of the We'll known visitors NJ the
. resort in the earlier DAYS of the
: White. is there with his family to
: join Alfred I. Harris. OF richmond.
/. the father Of Mrs. Wilkins. MIR. ana
. Mrs. Edward II. Mayo are also join
2 ing Mr.. Harris from Richmond and
will be there during the summer
The Grcenbricr summer Golf cham
pionship, which was staged this week.
lad number of wcll-known entries
representing some OF the exclusive
clubsof the country. John A. Wcckcs
!, reg istcrcd from Piping Rock: Frank
: y. Sadlier from Lakewood. New Jcr-
Is sey: w. II Robinson. from IN. COL
"nia Country Cub: George b. Thur
nauer, from the Century: Garrett p
Wall. Jr., from the Country Club OF
Virginia, Richmond; John ~ Stewart.
from the Baltimore Country Club. and
John T.. wilkins, from Chevy Chase
Miss Virginia Il. Harrison. daugh-
ter OF Frances Burton Harrison. who
rhas been at tn" cottage Of her cousin.
Mrs. Charles Il. White, OF Baltimore.
has been entertaining Miss Adclinc
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| In charge will make II charming in
every detail.
Refreshments will he served and
special amuscm"n,s have beer plan
ned FOR the children. The public
IS invited 10 attend.
1t Virginia Hcnch.
Mr.. and Mrs. 4. Lee Thaw. Of West
| Grace Street. are spending some time
at Virginia beach. Mr. and Mrs.
Roger walter Mercer. who have been
spending some Time At the beach.
have returned home.
Leave for the West.
Mrs. K. w. EuhaniS and her dauEh-
ter. Mrs = Nash Br0addus. of 2106
East Grace Street VINO HAY. been
spending the early summer at their
country home in Essex County. re-
turned Monday To Richmond. They
lcft Friday for SanduSky- and Cedar
Point. Ohio.
Inck From the West.
Miss Emily Hay has returned to
her home on Belmont Avenue. after
spending several weeks in Indiana.
where She was Il guest at an attrac-
tive house party. During her stay n
| Indiana Miss Hay visited in Chicago
and Cincinnati. whore several club-
crate affairs We're given IN her honor.
Circle Entertained.
TIL" circle Of Centenary NJ T..
Church. OF which Mrs j. o. Scott WAS
president. was recently DELIGHTFULLY."-
entertained by Mrs K. l.. Fl"ahmun.
IN the Keepers house at William
Byrd Park. In the center Of the room
a long table was arranged. bcuuti-
fully decorated with flowers. Covers
were laid for thirty and :tt each place
was a souvenir bouquet Of carnations
and maiden hair ferns
short business session was hold