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the club members, Mrs. Withers had
q few extra guests.
MISS Margaret jackson was the hos
tess with whom the Tuesday auction
club met She entertaining i Mrs
Joe Davis where she makes her home
Auction was played at both Of these
meetings. At the conclusion Of the
games. refreshment course was sarv-
ed by the hostess.
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Yes, let Us Women Alone
Why all this hue and cry asks
the St. Petersburg Times. aabout
short dresses and bobbed hairr,
Protesting It says: Even business
firms are falling for the propaganda
and issuing orders that unless their
female employees dress according ia
the fashion which the firm sets thev
cannot hold their jobs.
Why not let the women aloneg
These little fashion stunts are onlv
her way of maintaining the eternal
femanine. She'll change back soon
enough to some other fashion, if wen
give her time.
Man seems forever to be inter
fearing with women in her little
pecularities, but man objects serious
" when these same women attempt
to change some Of his habits and ac-
tions.
Why not allow woman the same
latitude which mere man claims for
himselfg This is the age Of sex equal
ity and since we have granted wo-
man suffrage and woman's rights, let's
abide by our action and show her
the same consideration we ask for
ourselves"
New Arrivals
Mr.. and Mrs. H g. SheaIey are the
very proud and happy parents of a
bouncing baby boy who was born
on last Thursday afternoon. This is
their first born and needless to say
he is receiving a hearty welcome.
Miss Edith Williams spent Satur-
day and Sunday IN Jacksonville visit
ing friends en-route from a pleasant
visit at Fort Lauderdale with Mrs.
Al. ]. Beck.
Mrs. Stephen Jewett and two daugh
ters, Janet and Anne, now Of Savan-
nah. have gone to New Jersey for d
couple OF months visit with Mrs
Jewetts brother. Mr. Neil Weathers
and family. who have house on the
New Jersey Coast for the summer
season
Mrs. George H. Ford IS expected
down from Jacksonville this week for
a short visit with her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. B. A. Weathers, who expect
TO leave within the next few weeks
for visit in New York and New Jer-
sey.
Mrs. r. T. MarkIey and daughter,
Miss Annie Lester Patterson, and
Miss sue Barco left today for Blue
Ridge Springs, va, where they viii
snand soma time. Mr.. MarkIey will
ioin them at Petersburg, va. Miss
Patterson will continue her studies at
Dana Hail wellesley, Mass, and VIII
leave in few weeks for that place
Clearwater Sun.
a late Paris style IS feather shoes
For the fall trade evening shoes are
to have toes tipped with little plumesl
and paradise Feathers are to be on the
buckles.
Mr. and Mrs NJ A. Bouvier are re-
ceiving congratulations on the ar
rival cf d daughter. born Monday,
august Is at their home, 33z East
sixth street. Springfield The little.
gfrl has not yet been named Times
Union. Ocala friends offer their con
gratulations and best wishes TO the
young parents.
Mr. and Mrs. . a. Winn are happy
over the arrival Of a splendid son
horn on Tuesday morning af tneT
home ON Fort King avenue
Mr. Frank Logan has gone to Ghl-
=. is 81 business. and will also visit
his family at Athens, Ohio before r.
turning home
nr and Mrs. J.. F. Chipman and
nratfy little daughter are again II