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Iron County news. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1913-1950, 1921-07-23
Avoiding "Coln" and Coop"

"Quincidence" IS the way recent
writer spells it. Excellent Now II
authors and printers viii quaperate
vel get rid Of some mos Of those
awkward looking words bessaning with
&c. Boston Transcript
Iron County news. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1913-1950, 1921-07-23

James returned home from school
one day recently, very happy and ex-
cited. telling hts mother that he would
have made 10 per cent 10 spelling
Il he had not forgotten to put u" Ia
busy.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-10-11

world affairs glorious one.
4 good old shaking VI VIII do us all
good. Been Il long time since the county
really joined hands and "whoopcd her
up" 81 n" one can pull this "monotory'
stuff N connection with this event The
committees arc now going ahead with
their work. and from time To time an
nouncemen's viii be made as 10 the
progress resulting.
New Buildings
Three new frame houscE are being
erected on North Charles street between
c@nd and 24th streets. On Is almost
ready for occupancy and N" founda-
tons for the other two built by Robert
Scott have just been completed.
Mike McMahon. i. l.. Grimm and
Smith Scott arc the contractors. The
houses will be tvn story. six-roomed
homes with all modern improvements.
wellsburg Briefs
Mrs. O. NJ. Koby and Mrs. Mark De-
Bolt we're among the Wheeling visitors
Saturday afternoon attending the mat
inee Way Down East at the Court
!. theatre.
Miss Guarda Ba chtcil motored In
! from Bethany McHday morning and WIS.,
tied in Wcllsburg.
Mrs. Micha Scott q Ninth street Is
homo from Toronto. Ohio. where she
visited at the homo Of her brother
Charlie Wells. Mrs. Wells is impror-
ing from n recent Illness.
Mrs. Bernard O'Neal and small son
formerly of this city arrived recently
from their home in Cambridge. ONO
; for a visit at tho home OF Mr.. and Mrs.
G. c. Curtis Of Main street and other
Wellsburg friends.
Mrs. George Rodcheavcr OF South
Main street Is showing Improvement
from nm attack of bronchitis.
Misses Faye Barnes, Ruth Wickha m.
Geraldine Mclaughlin and Martha Gu
sick. students at the Nest Liberty Nor
mai, have returned 10 school after
rnend,nr the weekend at their homes
IN Wellsburg.
.rr. and Mrs. William Boyer and
children OF Dunkirk. y. Y. arrived rec
.ntly FOR q visit with Wcllsburg rel
ativcs and with Mrs. Bcycr's sister.
Mrs. T.. l.. Matson Of Kindred, W. va.
Mrs. Boyer was formally Mss Helen
Kelly Of this city.
Mr.. and Mrs Roas Marsh and Bruce
Roberts left Monday morning for Hunt
Ington where they Will attend tho Grand
Lodge l. O. o. +.
T. +. Am!ck was a business visitor
IN Wheeling Monday.
Mrs. Flossie penn;son left Monday
morning for short business trip to
Pittsburgh.
Misses Nerda and Orah Taylor OF
Brilliant, Ohio. we're calling on Wells
burg friends Sunday afternoos.
Miss Ollie Fernwick visited relatives
in Brilliant. Ohio. Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. !. W. Myers OF Connells-
VILE. Ia. were week end visitors at
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-10-11

TN. homo Of Mrs. Meyers parents. Dr..
and Mrs. II. l.. Judge.
Miss Amelia Reeves Of Washington
Pike. was shopping in Wellsburg Mon
day morning.
Mrs. Elizabeth Cook Is III At her home
on Pleasant avenue.
Miss Bessie Glass visited with Miss
l.eoaa CounseIman Of Washington Pike
over Sunday.
Mrs III. J. Watson and small son
Richard were Wheeling shoppers and
visitors Monday.
Mr. and Mrs. Leo YinglinE and son
Of Ia;rrhe. Pa. were weekend guests
at the home OF Mr.. and Mrs. H. H.
Yingling OF Charles street
Mrs. Laura Jones and daughter Miss
Lenora visited Sunday with Mrs. Jones
mother Mrs. Lizzie Virgin OF 1ndepen-
dence. IA.
Attorney r. l.. Ramsey and family
Of Follansbee were Pittsburgh visitors
Saturday.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-10-11
FARMERS WIFE :
NEAR STARVED.
Mrs. Peterson Suffered
Awful Pains After Every
Meals Now Well
AS Ever.

Declaring she was actually Starving
to keep from suffering awful misery,
Mrs. Amy Peterson. wife Of = prospsr-
Gus farmer Of Lakeville. Mass. gave out
a remarkable statement recently. In con.
nectlon with her relief through ths, uso
OF Tanlac
Sometimes wonder how I lived
through 1t ALL" she said. II would have
attack Of acute Indigestion nearly
every time I ate anything. Those ter.
rible cramp!ng pains and tho distrsss
from gas and bloating were almost un.
bearable and I just thought thars was
no hope for me.
But now I'm eating anything and
feel as strong and we'll ~ ever felt
in my !!fe. I've gained back all the
weight I lost and ak pounds besides
and / know from my experience what
Tanlac will do. It's the best medicine
In the world
Tanlac is sold in wheeling by the
Hoge-Davis Drug Co. and by leading
druggists everywhcre.-Adv.
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n Huntington 70 resume her studies {
Marshall ,"li.r".
Miss JoscIlin" Narkry "a getting
along nicely At, her home on Fourth
street
The y"rrc .,n rf MIR. and Mrs. car
"ncc Marble. who las been seriously
=. IS 4 u;:lr improved.
Mss Maui t"n"why has returned
from Whitaker. H.. Where she has heeh
-. ring friends.
Mrs. In" Phillips nf Stcubrnr!lle VIII
Crrive h"rr to-day 10 visit her sister,
Miss IrrI.n Farmer.
Nick Singer. who has been visiting
IN P!;;shurY:. has arrived home.
M.ss Ada ,'onr:rrs. who has been III
for = rEmher ni days. IS getting along
nirr!y.
/. H. Brown. who las been confined
to tho Hotel Refer IL, Is much i'm
proved.
Walter Refer has arrived home from
a brief ,is!; a, fitt&H":'rh with friends,
Mrs. ". II. Tarr is slightly Ill at her
home on LOGAN street.
Mss cora Grn"way las returned
home from Whitaker. IA, where she
has been visiting fIirMdS.
MIR. nui Mr.. ~. ". l:u!inn. who have
been visiting Lr"". haNn returned 70
their huhi" 1t, I'itishurHh.
Miss N.rs.n!a I.ukrn ras returned TO
IN,thany c"llsg" after Gri"f visit here.
Robert Spencer il confined 20 his
home OF Fifteenth street seriously ILL.,
Harry Sem. vs. no has hecn i'll for the
rast w>"E a. his home on Marshall
.str,"t. is imr:oNinS nicely.
l. al.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-10-11

Thursday evening At ssymers oesses
Mrs wheeler returned home last HeeA
after visiting Ter son Charley. 1t sAh'
mock. Ohio.
Clarence Hatcher visited at oe'
Caters Saturday afternoon.
George Price passed through THIS Wv
unity Saturday evening.
Walter Wheeler called on 8. d. AA''n-
cr's Sunday morning.
Gertrude Gatten and sister, bess%
called At Dee Milhoan's Sunday evsninS.
Dewey Brandon visited his mothcI'
Mrs. Ida Gattcn. few days last WSe1:
Mr.. and Mrs. Peter Kemp. Jr.. ana
daughter, visited at Peter Kemp's sun'
day. -.
Hobert Spencer Of near Hunter, v'slt-
ed his parents Mr.. and Mrs. ]. !. spence
er, the latter part Of the week. -.
Several from Lapsville attsn1eo
church at Chestnut Level Sunday niShI
A. l. Kemp visitor his brother Byron
Kemp, Sunday afternoon.
Miss Edith Price of Lloydsvills. VISIT
ed her parents Mr. and Mrs. George
Price, Saturday and Sunday.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-10-11

pcJclo.:s refreshments vi be served al
= axe Paw
Planning Halloween Party.
Mrs E,;N.n C""IH.n's Sunday Sc5""t
ass a.. MAILING ,,!aus rl'r Ha"owe en-
i.,r;v :" he c.Nr. he ,L:'cC pa: O; ihiS
m,u'h ~ tl~ ls,,"mert # th' y. l..
,hU:,L. M uv'ln.r" d." has been So
SET W. ne comm tee viii NEE; th!s
week AL a:r2nGrEen:S WI he com
Tl";rd Ea,h pei s'n va" n't"nHci IS
to he masked. or vii! he 6ncd. The class
social e:su;s.
kings Heralds.
\ meeting OF ;he Kings Hera!ds society
nc the NJ. r.. church viii meet IN 'h''
church par!ors th!s evening AZ O'Clock
co- their monthly meeting III" mason
study will be d!scuss"d.a'ter wA:ch' a
social time will lie enjoyed.
Engagement Announced.
Mr.. and Mrs. u. W. Strong wish 70
announce the engagemcr; os 'h"ir
daughter. M!ss Sarah, 20 Mr.. Victor
Hawthorne Of this city. both couple
have Il " Idle circle of friends WI" VIII
be surprised TO learn of their engage
NEST The wedding will be an event
If the middle Of next month.
Big Infusion.
Will have class OF twelve up for in;l"-
ton this evening. After the inltiatory
work n social time will be enjoyed.
Hullowo'en Party Being Planned.
Plans are being made by Mrs. scott
Chambers Sunday school lass or the
NJ r church for a Halloween PARTY L"
be staged the latter Fart IT tniS m"nih'
The party will be staged Mt one az the
class members home. but no definite ar
ranSemcn;s have been made =" far.
Play to 10 Staged Friday.
The play. "A Noble OutCast.' wh'ch
IS 20 he staged by the \. \. Mountain
rcst Of the American Legion promises
10 I've huge success. and the AUDITORIUM
promises to he filled - it's entir" ca
racity. due 70 TN" large a;Iount OF tick
cts that have already been sold. Over
Ten characters are participating. all VIII"
hive had much experience iaacting. and
promise q delightful evening of enter
tainments.
Father Galway to warwood.
Father Edward Galway o: the So.
James church. left last evening Tor
Warwood where he will take charge "t
the Corpus Christi church OF that city.
Father Corcoran OF tho Sacred Heart
church OF Wheeling. will arrive here
today. 70 succeed Father Galway. and II
Is felt certain that the local people VIII
be we'll please with him.
To Leave wednesday.
Rev. and Mrs. G. 4. Ryler and fans
lily. formerly pastor Of the Church OF
God OF this city. will leave Wednesday
for Iowa. where Rev Ryler has &C
ceptcd a call at the Church OF God
thcrc.
Personals.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-10-11
BELMONT

Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Hunt and daughter
Of Hunter. visited at r. J. Ho;cser's one
day last week.
Several in this vicinity attended the
Wheeler sale near New Castle, last
Tuesday afternoon.
George Wright was in this vicinity
Thursday buying s:ocn.
Mr.. Harley Wilson Of Al!edon!a. pass
ed through this Vicinity last Wednesday
afternoon cnroute 70 St. Clairsvil:e.
Sanford Mjlhoan and Walter Wheeler
were business callers in town last
Thursday.
Miss Vrna Rec visited at Walter
WheeIer's Thursiny evening.
Mr.. Oscar Hatcher and family visited
at Z. J. Hatchers Friday evening.
T. J. Hatcher was a caller a; Stanley
Mooros Friday evening.
Mr.. Henry Gatten and family spent
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-10-11
4 CLEAR COMPLEXION
Ruddy Cheeks - Sparkling
Eyes-Most Women
Can Have
Says DR.. Edwards, a Well Known
Ohio Physician

-. =. NJ, Edwards for u years treated
Scores o, women for liver and bowel all
rent> During these years he gaze 20
mis- patients a prescription made OF a
few we.i-Haown vegetable ingredient
mixed with olive oil. naming them D..
Edwards Olive Tablets. You will know
them BY their oiivo color.
These tablet. arc wonder workers on
the liver ard bowels which cause nor
ma, action. carrying or the waste and
poisonous matter IN ones system.
II you have a ?ols face. sa!:oW look.
d"G eyes. pinrles. coated tongue head
srhsa. a l!stless. no-good feeling. all out
sf sorts inactive bowels. you take ono
o. -. Edwards Olive Tablet, nightly
TO- I'm. and rote tho Pleasing results
Thousands 81 women ard G:en :ake
Dr. Edwards O..ve Tab.ets-:he sue
cess:u. substitute sor caiome.-now ana
then Just 70 keep them fit. $50 and soc
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-10-11

The remains OF the late David Geho.
one Of Moundsviile's war heroes. and
son Of Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Geho. OF
Center street. has arrived at the Hoook-
en- Tier. md will be shipped 10 this
city. Wednesday. according TO! word re-
ceiveC by the parents, yesterday. Pr'-
vate Geho. was among the FIRST boys
from this city to enlist In the service
and fought in some OF the biggest bat
ties on the Western Froat- Funeral ar
rargements will De anaounced.Shen the
definite time OF the arrival OF the body
Is made known.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-10-11
The Best Gasoline Costs no Mo

of their years of painstakng experiment:
tation. 1t is uniform in quality, quick
firing, clean-burning. 1t is the best gaso-
line obtainable, and costs no more than
any other.
The consistent use of standard" Motor
Gasoline will go far towards correcting
many of the more common difficulties
of motoring. If your engine overheats
or gives off vile exhaust gases, if your
cylinders miss or carbonize quickly, if
the oil in your crankcase becomes d.
luted, it is probable that you have been
using the wrong gasoline.
1t is economy not only to use 'Standard" Motor
Gasoline, but to buy the best oil. That is
POLARINE.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-10-11
Discuss Legion l6lnstSsl

The American Legion Revue. OF 1922.
a minstrel to be given by Earl Francis
Post No 3. tho American Legion. at the
Strand theatre on October 2fth and 18th
was the principal topic OF discussion at
a special joint meeting OF the post ana
the Ladies Auxiliary held in the torn-
er's club rooms last evening. The ladies'
will aid the Legionaires in the sale OF
tickets and about six Will take 4 part
In the minstrel.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-10-11

Funeral arrangements for the late
William Reynolds aged g. who died
late Sunday evening. 1t tn" home OF his
grand daughter. Mira. Fred Noble. on
Tornlinson avenue. were incomplete al
a late hour last evening. The deceased
died Of paralysis with which he had
suffered for several years. He is sur
vived by an ased wife and TWO daugh-
ters.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-10-11
WELLSBURG
PLANS
ARE TAKING ON SHAPE

II the citizens OF Brooke county fall
in inc and cooperate as |; IS hoped they
will. Wcllshurg IS due for great cello
hrat!on on Arm!stiCe Pay. November
II. The plans as too elaborate for any
one man 20 attempt and hope for Sue
cess II means that every community
must forget their fe"li0E and join
hands 10 make this significant day In
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-10-11
Good For ailiouanaRn

Two wears ago l suffered from fro
quert attacks OF stomach trouble and
billIousnesa. Seeing Chamberlain's Tab
let's advertised concluded TO try them.
7 improved rapidly" -Miss Emma Yer
tryke. Limo. Ohio. For sale by all
dealers.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-10-11
M'MECHEN
70 Entertain Society.

Members Of Division No, Of the
Ladies' Aid society OF the NJ. E church
will be pleasantly entertained this eve-
ming by Mrs. Mary Mo~"mbs OF Garfield
street. The hostess has a delightful
evening planned and ell who attend may
look forward TO q delightful evening.
The evening herald., 1921-05-15
CIBU.I.NS TO OPEN
FIkI.I SpANISu NIaNSSI.s.

That public classcs IN spanish were
To be opened 10y Professor Cubilias.
under the auspices Of the Woman's
club was announced last week. hut
that they would be 80 quickly made
reality WAS not expected by those
who greeted the fact with such inter
est However, this week comes tho
announcement that every saturday
morning. from 10 until iti80 Pro-
fessor Cubillas will conduct these
clusses fof the benefit OF an who
care 10 come. The first was held yes
terdaN morning.
Professor Cuhillas came 20 Aihu-
quorque unusually highly recommend
ed by Santa Re llterau colony. who
were very much interested In his plans
for the promotion OF Interest In the
language However there h not such
q widespread dcman' Tor II or interest
In n in the capital a. there is In this
city. and Professor Cubiilac has stated
that he expects 90 do "a great deal
here Tor the advancement OF the Ian
guupe
The evening herald., 1921-05-15
AIBJ QUI.RoUE OPERA
ASSOC ATiON ORGANIZED,

II seems that the fruit OF one of
Albuquerque fullest theatrical seasons
has not been merely success for the
show. fame Tor the actors. education
for the public and lucrc for the treas
ury. IN two instances Il has been the
means OF organizing theatrical clubs
IN this way keeping interest alive In
the work and keeping the men and
lwomcn who are responsible for the
initial steps together. FOR the time
when q east Of trained actors Cr sing
ers would be wanted.
This was the case Friday evening
when the cast OF the Fortnightly clubs
operate production The Bohemian
Girl' was entertained at the home OF
Dr. and Mrs J. = Ensterday. Mrs.
Eusterday aud her daughter, Miss
Margaret. both Of whom were in the
play. did the honors of hostess. Fol-
lowing the most delightful and uni
que of parties, the organization OF the
Aihuquerque Opera association was
effected. Louis Hessclden was elected
president aud Mrs \ -. Miller soCrc.
tury. The club VIII present annually
some well known opera ana will also
meet from time 10 time as "a social
organization 4 vote OF appreciation
I0r the wotk Mrs Elizabeth Brad
iord an director had done ana for the
efforts Of Mrs. " T.. Mcdowell as
ar,ompanist. was taken bN the cast
during the meeting.
The evening herald., 1921-05-15
PNR1N Tor

Mrs. 3 Easttrd and her daugh-
ter Miss Margaret gave bohemian
party FRIDAY evening for the mcmhers
OF the cast of The nofrminn GIrl q"
An the guests came in costume ENp-
aiGs. court ladies and gentlemen and
peasants tu the hig fireplace "a
witch, looking pot of black coffee
was nCt for tho gypsy band and nearby
was cHuidon Of doughnuts The
Fireplace was hung with Mexican and
Indian blankets and looked very pic-
turcspue particularly when The rlpsy
band gathered about a. in the dining
room the court ladies and geuuemen
we're served az very dainuly set
table in pink aud whitc-pink sweet
peas aud strrlmsrs of crepe paper
'"'an ths HNpsisa saw tho iuNuritism
that had been practiced they rcbellcd.
lru hy thcif doughty leader, Devil
shoot. aud adimcd the dining foom,
The evening herald., 1921-05-15
PHI Mt TEA ron MRS.
ANnl.IkM

tea In honor OF Mrs George An
derman for Phi Mu girls aud patron
csses was one OF the events OF the
week. Mrs h e. Baicomh and Mis-
Cora Vail were hostezs.s ~ Mrs. Bal.
combs home In University Heights
"Wednesday. Mrs. Andermun. "a bride
Of last month. IN also Phi Mu and
very popular In Albuquerque.
The Balcumh home on Columbia
avenue was daintily decorated in phi
Mu colors of rose ard white Fluwcrs
nnd the service OF tea carried out the
colors Miss Eleanor Alderman and
Mlhs Mary Brorcin assisted the host.
esses
These were the guests; Mesdames
George Andermar. Edmund Ross. An.
tonic ots-o. John Simms Tryon. r. g.
W. Poolcr. George Mitchell and Harry
Robinson; Dr Mosher: the Misses
Ethel Hickey, Erna Ferguson. Flea
nor Alderman. Mary Brorein. Louise
l.owber, Louis Stcarns Ruth T0mpk
ins, Angelica Howdcn, Irene Davis.
Wenonah Dixon. Margaret Hardomnn
MaNhollc IoNolace. tlarissu Parsons
Susan Tully, Vera Jordan. Madlo
Gibbs. Ruth Hcflin, Grace White and
Esther HoWdpn.
The evening herald., 1921-05-15
B1lTHDAY PARTY FOR
LITTLE MISS IkOBINSON.

Little Margaret Robinson, daughter
OF Mr. ana Mrs. r. y. Robinson OF
the Grand View ranch was given a
M.thdny party last saturday afternoon
in celebration of her seventh birthday.
PINK. which ~ most little girls favor
ito color. was MarEnrcts for her
party and appeared cvctywhcrc--a
pink and white cake, pink ice cream
ana pink candy, and the dearest OF
pink candles The Robinson home.
which iH one Of the prciticst ranch
homes in the valley. was tillcd with
pink roses in honor of Margaret. There
We're eleven little friends who came 20
play ramcs ana enjoy ull the delights
Of The party. ti.cN were Huddic Mann.
clara Mann, sarah Matthews. Helen
Antoine. Jewel Antoine. Herbert Sway
me-. James SwaNnc. Emmct Miller. Jay
Gentry and Kitty Mcintosh
The evening herald., 1921-05-15
NIlS. ROBERT HARRY
SIMS IiICI.INlS.

charming IN every detail and most
enjoyable was the tea az which Mrs.
Robert Hary Sims entertained yes
trrday afternoon at the Country club,
h,'w,,u the hours Of four and sin.
emo hundred and twenty-five cards
were issued. although more than that
number of people called during the
afternoon. After the reception there
was a tea dance for the young wo-
men VINO assisted the hostess that was
not the least dcllshtful part OF the
afternoon.
Tn, club rooms we're attractive with
grccuurics, the tea table In Colors or
green aud white. Receiving vita tho
hostess were Mrs g.. :. McLandrcs,,
Nta. Frank Pru. Mrs carl e. MaEcc.
Mrs. VI. X Wyldcr Miss Erna Fergus.
son and Miss Ethel Hickey Mrs. Neill
B rIeld and Mrs - =. I'M poured
and were assisted hy Mrs. %. \. Mat
son. Mrs. John Simms. Mrs =. ".
1tsrar- Mrs ROY Mcdonald and Mrs
T.ats bennett. I'm the dining room
also were Miss Virginia Mclandr"as.
Miss Angelica HoWdcn. Mise Esther
Howdcn. Miss i,uinoy hartley Miss
Louise i.owber. Miss Eincstinc liun-
inl. Miss Margaret Bum. Miss Mar
celia Natson ana Miss TlnslcN burton
Mos Barbara Wait sang In her IN
comparable way several selection
Maurice Klein also sunr. pleasing ms
audience greatly Miss lorna Lester
,-ute some deughtful violin selections
md Mrs -. Schwcntkcr pluyeu
.,npath,tic accomplishments. Sybi
MIaudreas danced AN acrohnttc dance
thnt WAS grace itself ana showed her
sell 90 capable and pleasing htu'
Iauftr
The evening herald., 1921-05-15
rrnMs.NoNEMAS MrppING.

A very pretty wedding took place
at the parsonage Of -. Paufs iutheran
church ut high noon Saturday May
7th. when Miss Esther Timms and
Karl NOncman were united In mar
riuge. The bridge was CharminglN
dressed In white crepe de chine
gown. and wore q luVcndar orEnndic
hat She was attended by the sister Of
the groom. Miss Airline Noneman. who
wore "a lavendar Organdie dress; and
hy Miss Estella Staehlin. who wore a
ink Organdie dress. both attendants
carried bouquets. The bride carried
"a large bouquet Of American beauty
roses. The groom was attended by
the brother Of the bride Norman
Timms. The service was read boy the
Rev. A. NJ. Knudsen. Immediately
following the service the party went
TO the Aivarado for "A wedding dinner.
Mr., and Mrs Noneman Will make their
home at 1905 Forester avenue.
The evening herald., 1921-05-15
TOR MISS
JEAN MtGkIIANI.

surprise party and kitchen shower
was given this week for Miss Jean
WiCkham, whose engagement to Al
bert Blukcmorc was announced We'd
ncaday evening Miss Pcrsts Bryce
was the hostess. entertaining last oN,b-
INK az her home ON North walter
street. The girls turned the shower
FOR the bride into gay lark and spent
the evening In Joyous "foolishmcnt'
(which iS @ pretty satisfactory sort OF
party). They came early in the
evening ana made "slumher party
o. a. Those present were Mrs Wal
ter Noneman, Mrs. Paul .oherts Miss
Clarke Watson. Miss Mary Baymiller.
Miss Jessie Slaughter. Miss Jrfno
Short, Miss Alice Lewis. and Miss Lady
lee Hopkiug
The evening herald., 1921-05-15
DANCE AT COUNTRY
.CIIB THURSDAY.

The Country club. fragrant and
bowcrlke with baskets OF pink roses
was the scene Of one of the lOvclieHt
functions OF the spring Thursday even
inE Nhon Mr.. and Mrs. A. H. Ogle en-
tDrtuiuod az a dancing party FOR 100
of their friends. The flowers were
brought from Mrs. Oglc's garden and
placed TO great effect about the club
rooms The music. played hy the
Suudstorm Jazz orchestra, was en-
chanting and made the affair seem ull
the more fairy like supper was scrv-
eel at midnight In the dainty colOrs
Of mink and green
The evening herald., 1921-05-15

cia first vice president; Miss Bernice
Thomas. second vice president; Mrs
Murdock, secretary ana Mrs. Thomas
treasurer.
Plans for the summer were discuss
cd, and u was decided that the officers
work up the plans for tho next school
year during that time.
Mrs. Fakes, the newly elected presi-
dent, h 10 give the purcnt-Teathcrs'
association an all day picnic June at
the Fakes ranch.
The Iandclarias-GrieTos school IA 20
close May - with the eighth grade
graduation 1cNef fciEcs.