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which was vert pretty event taking
place on Wednesday afternoon 81
$50 O'Clock. al the Hyde PARK Meth
odist church.
Miss souter Entertains
Tuesday night at the home of NJ
and Mrs. HI g. Garrison, Miss SheIIie
Souter entertained as a special com
pliment to the High school male
quartet
Miss Souter used Quantities al
beautiful shasta daisies to decorate
with, which added party Ike touch
TO this already pretty home.
The frst part OF the evening was
devoted TO music. given BY the male
quartet Miss Ruby Edwards and 9th
ers -Carnieiisa' a pretty song Miss
Edwards sang at the Woman's club
several weeks ago was again sung By
the same talented artist This pretty
piece was composed by Mrs. Cole. the
music teacher. and indeed Is very
pretty.
The latter part OF the evanng was
a conversation party the young
men making engagements with the
girls, being allowed from 5 To 10 min
uEss for each conversation. This
proved TO be very entertaining
Miss Souter assisted by Mrs. Clark
son served her guests with delicious
cream and angaIf0od.
Miss Sourer. who Is one Of the
popular High school teachers gave
much pleasure 20 her hosts and the
following class members. who VIII
long remember this as very delight
full evening
Mrs Garrison Mr. and Mrs. En-
giisa. Misses Betty Cole. Elizabeth
Bennetr- CorneIIa Dozier- ZeIma
Cason, Alma Priest. RHhE Edwards,
Elizabeth and Margaret Hooker. sid
ney Cullen. Annie Rooney. Clftn Sex
ton Elizabeth Horne, Corinne John
son. Jess DeHou. Nat Mayo. WyeIifa
Steele. Junie Counts. Claude Barnett.
Ed Buhrman- Jack Williams. Harris
Powers. Harrington Hall James Tay-
I0r. Harry Sevmore. Edward Gernant.
Lindsey Troxler. Robert CIarksan.
n r
ence Priest
JoIly House Party
A crowd OF happy young boys and
girls. ehaperuned BY Mrs. Richard s.
HALL and Mrs j. Wade Dumas. left On
" Wednesday for Woodmars On beautf-
It'll LAX Weir. where they expect to
spend the next ten days at the Good
win ectrage
This party u being given by the
young boys. n honor Of the girls and
they are exp Getting to have the best
time Of their lives. Many plans are
Eef1g made for their enjoyment
All during Their stay they win be
visited by a number Of friends who
cannof stay during TIE entire time
$50.
Mrs. James Bedford OF Gainesville
spent a few days this week in OeaIa.
as the guest Of her daughter. Mrs.
W d Sheppard. at her home or
Wencra street
To Snnrr.f er in Europe
Mrs. Herbert T. Anderson Left SAT-
urtfay for Cambridge. Md. for . briaf
visit with her daughter. Mrs Travers
EweII. nee Miss Frances Anderson.
who Is visifing there From Cam
bridge Mrs. Anderson Will 81 to Mon
treaI. Canada. from which point she
wiz sail June II on the steamship
Scandinavia for Europe She viii
spend the summer on tine continent.
returning to Jacksonville IN the FALL
Times Union
Sundays Times Union contained a.
beautiful picture OF Miss Dorothy
Long Of syracuse, n r.. formerly OF
this city. Miss Long 5 10 be mar
r1se this month to Mr.. Francis Nor
wis. j prominent voung business man
Of Syracuse
Mr. and Mrs Lawrence Kelly and
little son Of Gainesville spent the
weekend most pleasantly N OcaiaI
! guest 81 Mrs KeilE's sister Mrs
Arthur Davies
Mr.. and Mrs. w q Altman ar4I
proudly announcing % their many
0eala friends the arrival OF hrrIal
son. VINO was born on FRIDAY az the