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Mrs. Grundy. (Tracy City, Tenn.) 1903-1930, 1921-04-14
Not Guilty Of
Killing Westerfield


The preliminary trial of the
two Davis BOYS and Matt Rollins
and Rufus Wooten who were
arrested last Thursday charged
with the murder of Geo, Wester-
field on the night of Easter Sun
day was held last Friday before
Esqs. w. j. Jossi and Jno. z
Wright, AMI from the evidence
presented IN the case thew were
acquitted Of this charge. 1t will
be remembered that. these par
ties were the guards at the
home of Prest Meeks when the
killing of Westerfield occurred,
aud they were the prosecutors or
State witnesses in this trial of
the Ladd brothers, and Wither
Bros, who were charged with
this murder and are now in Jail
charged with this offense, having
failed to make bond. The
prosecutor in this latter case was
the brother-in-law of the Laid
Bros, Prest Meeks, and in the
preliminary thai he told such a
disjointed tail of the killing that
no evidence was produced tt
hind these guards over to the
grand jury. The grand jury will
convene the latter of the month
to tharooghlj insesaEAte tisis
killing.
Mrs. Grundy. (Tracy City, Tenn.) 1903-1930, 1921-04-14
Local Happenings

Mr.. Harley Minter has re-
turned from Jasper where he
attended the funeral and burial
of his mother last Tuesday.
Mrs. Geo. Condra and baby, of
Palmer, spent the week lend with
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Jno.
A. Hall.
w. FL. Childress of X. D. No. l
was in to see us this week. Mr..
Childress is a strong advocacy Of
Democracy and believes that
the Democratic ticket will again
win out in 1924.
Paul Brown, of Beersheba
Spings, was here Saturday.
Mr.. Henry Woodlee and fami-
ly, were in Beersheba Springs,
last Sunday.
Miss Anna Tate has returned
to her home at Beersheba
Springs, after visit here.
Hon. l.. N. Woodlee of Alta
mont was in our city Tuesday.
Ed Hall of Palmer was here
Tuesday.
Capt. Jno. Simpson, was seeing
the sights in Nashville a few
days this week. He also looked
in on the legislature while there.
Mrs, Wilson Parker was in
Tullahoma Tuesday.
Mr. Eta Malone and children,
of Onwan. are the guests of Miss
Ceci ;antrell this week.
Tin Nessrs Werner'sin Dutch
town are having their houses re-
mode I'd which will greatly, i'm
prove same, and add to their
beauty.
The Tracy City Grocery TO-,
have had their store remodeIed
both inside and outside and have
adopted the city style of paying
the cashier.
Mrs. Ethel Spinck and child.
rem, have returned to Nashville.
Martin Marugg was a Nashville
, visitor last week.
Miles FURY, Hermon Baggen-
stoss Charlie Flynn, and Emmitt
Woodlee were fising at Bells
Mill last Saturday.
Several of the local residences
are receiving coats of paints, and
everybody is fixing up their
premises
Mrs. Grundy. (Tracy City, Tenn.) 1903-1930, 1921-04-14
BeerSheba News

Mr.. and Mrs. NWiley M. Tate,
of Palmer are visiting home
: folks here this week.
Paul Brown was in Tracy City
Saturday.
Mrs. Mary McOarver of Tarl-
ton was here Thursday.
;. Anne Brown was in Tarlton
Wednesday.
MIR. Henry Woodlee and family
from Tracy City were here Sun
day.
Misses Allie Tate and Georgia
Brown was in Tarlton Friday.
Mr.. Joe Tate was here Sunday
from Palmer.
Foster Waramaker and Marie
Nelms spent Saturday and Sun
day at philadelphia.
Miss Nellie Gray Clendenon
who is attending school here
spent Saturday and Sunday with
home folks at Tarlton.
Gus Brown is in Knoxville
this week.
Eugen Boaks has returned to
his home in Chattanooga.
Mrs. Fred Boaks and little
daughter Tressa have come here
from Chattanooga to spend the
Summer at their home here.
The High school here is pro-
crossing fine the pupils are very
interested and are studying hard
Miss Anna Tate has returned
hoEe after a visit to Tracy.
Garnett Tate was in Tarlton
Saturday.
Luther Brown was in Coalmont
Thursday.
Leo Greeter Of Altamont was
here Sunday.
MIR. and Mrs. Marvin Brown
Louvena Hopper and Ruth Tate
was in Ooalmont Saturday.
Russell Landers, Raymond
Brown and some other young
men went fishing Friday night
they reported a nice time and
brought home plenty of fish.
We are all looking fol- ward to
having good hard road in the
near future.
Mrs. Grundy. (Tracy City, Tenn.) 1903-1930, 1921-04-14
Catches The Largest
One Yet

Carl Roberts one of our local
sportsman is the prize winner so
far in the local fishing Club.
Carl landed trout the other
day at Manchester that tipped
the scales at 31-2 lbs. This beats
everything SO far, but Fred
Abraham is off on fishing trip
now and says he is going to catch
a bigger one.
Mrs. Grundy. (Tracy City, Tenn.) 1903-1930, 1921-04-14
NONRESIDENT Notice
Clarence Gilley
VS..
Mrs. Florence Weaver ct, al
In Chancery Court at Tracy
City, Tenn.

In this cause it appearing from
the bill which is sworn to that
Mrs. Nina Gerren, one Of the
defendants is q nonresident of
the State, and a resident o. the
State of Florida, she is therefore,
hereby required to appear, on or
before the first Thursday after
second Monday of May 1921 next,
before the Chancellor at the
Court House in Trccy City, Tenn.
and make defense to the bill filed
against them in said court Ivy
Clarence Gilley or otherwise the
bill will be taken for confessed.
1t is further ordered that this
notice be published for four con
secutive weeks in the Mrs. Grun-
dy. a weekly newspaper publish
ed in Grundv County, Tenn.
This the II day of April 1921.
John Scruggs, O. d M.
BY A. G. Alexander, ID. G. d NJ.
Mrs. Grundy. (Tracy City, Tenn.) 1903-1930, 1921-04-14
No. IS

Then after the feedin. was over
And every thing was still
We would hear the call to supper
That gave each one, a thrill.
Hot Potatoes, Bread, Milk, and
Butter
A feast fit for King
Then we'd gather around the
Hearth stone
And mother, would often sine
How tedious, how tasteIess the
hours,
When Jesus no Longer | see,
Sweet prospects, sweet birds, and
sweet flowers
Have all lost their sweetness to
me-.
The mid summer sun shines but
dim
The fields strive in vain to look
gay,
But when | am happy in him
Defenders as pleasant as May
Then My Daddy took down the
Bible
And read from it's pages old
Where they walked beside, the
still waters
In that City that's made of gold.
He would read how the Saviour
was waiting
OF all sins to make us free
Where few in my name are
gathered there, | vii also be.
And we knelt in that country
Parsonage
On the floor that was always
bare,
!. Aud 4! US felt We we're ne'r 70
/ Heaven
For we knew that Col was there.
Like sweet music on the waters
Oh like the ships at Sea,
We hope to always anchor
Nearer my God to thee.
But the old home now, is broken
Like sheep, we have strayed
away,
And Daddy, lives with Jesus.
But when in the judgement day.
Among the happy Angles
| know | will hear his song,
II will be. the old, ob,, story,
That | have loved so long.
Mrs. Grundy. (Tracy City, Tenn.) 1903-1930, 1921-04-14
For Sale

Early Tomato Plants.
am also booking orders for
Sweet Patoto Plants. A postal
card is the surest way of reachin.
me. Send in your orders now.
L. b. Conry
Tracy City, Tenn.
Mrs. Grundy. (Tracy City, Tenn.) 1903-1930, 1921-04-14

Childhood Home, An
| OldCountry Parsonage
by Leslie Hinton Campbell)
Whose roof, had nee'r been sprin-
killed.,
With the citys tainted dust
No heart within its walls,
Had ere been scared, with sins
deep rust,
For in that country parsonage,
My Saviour, listed to stay,
And | know, | was nearer
Heaven,
Than ever | am to day. ]
In memory of Rev. G. ID. Guin
AS, hear the Woodthrush call,
ing
AS | list to the sweet birds sing
1t takes me back to my child
hood
Sweet memories, that childhood
bring.
| can see the parsonage window.
Wrapped in the woodvine shade,
And the fragrant air, was laden
With the sweet perfume it made.
The Humming bird made his exit
As round and round he'd 30
With praises to his Master
From whom all blessings flow.
The cricket would chirp his
orders
To his pardner by, the wall,
Stay close to the jam in passing
For the grass is wet and tall.
And the tulips laugh I'd at the
u Can,ila stick
Till her petals would almost fall
He looked so yellow, so. bilious
/ And seemed so weak, and tall.
!, The insects, SCENE to gather
For a frolic under the trees
AS the sun sank to rest in the
shadows
Introducing the waning breeze.
And when the day was ended
could hear the gentle loe
OF the moo cows coming home
ward
That the little calves might know
The tender love of mother
Even though, a dumb brute, 1t
be
Cared for, by our loving Father
/ Who hushed the raging sea.
And at the faithful watch dogs
| bark
They would rush by the pasture
gate
| To hangers filled with clover
Udders, that cannot wait.
Then the hired man, brings in
the old gray Hoss
Tired, from his long days toll
And he quafs the life saving
nectar
AS the rope begins to uncoil
And the Old .Oaken bucket
quickly lowers
AS again and again he sips
Till satisfied tired but hungry
The hired man, his halter slips
There on his bed of scattered
straw .
The old gray boss, would lie
Till ngiht throws open her
windows
And day creeps into the sky.
Mrs. Grundy. (Tracy City, Tenn.) 1903-1930, 1921-04-14

MRS. GRUNDY----A char. |
acter in Morton's Comedy. |
"Speed the Plough. ---Stan-
ard Dictionary.
Mrs. Grundy. (Tracy City, Tenn.) 1903-1930, 1921-04-14

Advertisements must have
merits or they will not be
accepted. Mrs. Grundy has
a large and increasing cir
culation.
, 1921-12-17
CITY BRIEFS

In parts of rural England Is n su-
perstitious belief that to sing
Christmas carols except during the
festive season brings bad luck.
George Grove. a resident of Casper
for tho last two years. a left for
Rinard. Iowa, to attend the funeral
of his sister. Mrs. William Heath. Mr..
Grove will return to Casper Just be-
fore Christmas.
Lawrence Ormsby who has been at
tending the school term at tho Chat
tuck military academy arrived In the
city today and will spend no Christ
, 1921-12-17

mas vacations with his parents. Mr..
and Mrs. Major Ormsby.
H o. Andrews OF Boulder. a well
known attorney Is spending several
lays here calling on local lawyers and
attending to business matters.
Mrs Eva Mills Is spending several
lays here looking after business inter.
ssts and On a Christmas shopping
tour.
h B. Durham returned from Den.
yer this morning where he has bean
spending a few days attending to
business.
T. f. Algco has returned from Kan.
as City. No. whsrs he has beer
pending several days attending to
business interests.
H b. Durham. attorney Is IN Den.
yer transacting legal matters of i'm.
p~ortance. for tho next few days.
Patty Carr has returned from the
Culver Military academy where he
a been spending the school term,
, 1921-12-17

Mr.. Kemp will attend TO business In.
terests connected with HI. Insurance
company. and both NJ. and Mrs.
Kemp VIII enjoy the theater season
At tbs Colorado capital.
Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Sample are ieav.
ing for their home in southern Cali.
fornA after spending several DAYS
here visiting with friends and look
Ing after business interests. Both Mr..
and Mrs Sample are prominent old
timers OF tho city who have recently
moved their home to the western
coast They have been Informally en-.
tertAined by old time friends during
their visit hero.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. Glen Dimes an
nounce the birth OF a son who arrive
at DR.. Keith's private hospital las
Tuesday. Mrs. Dimes. formerly Mis-,
Caroline Maiiby. sister OF Mrs. C. Z
Winter. and the little boy are doing
well. II is thought that the child
will be named Thomas Oryilie.
Mr.. and Mrs. William K Larson
have returned TO their home IN Den
yer after spending the week in this
city visiting with Mr.. Larson's sister
Mrs. A. ID. Kline. Mr.. and Mrs. lar
son made the trip here overland. bu;
shipped their car back instead OF ven,
turing against the stormy weather.
Mrs. Ellsworth Cooper OF Douglas
has returned to her home after spend
ing the last week hero with tho Drs
Doran and McKilllgan IN the Newman
building.
Miss Harriet Gardner, home eco.
Monies teacher at the high school. IS
preparing % leave for her home in
Lansing. Mich. on Thursday to spend
the holidays.
Mrs. Fred Irwin was taken to the
State hospital last evening to under
70 an operation for appendicitis. She
Is doing nicely. DIR. !. N. Frost is
the physician in charge.
, 1921-12-17
PERSONALS

r. G. Hollsworth- an engineer with
the Continental Supply company.
who recently underwent an operation,
s o c~onvaiescing.
D. c. Evans vice president OF the
Wisconsin Gas INT Electric company
OF Racine. Wis. spent Thursday with
Mr.. and Mrs. A. w. HinemAn on
North Pear street Mr.. Evans. Mrs.
Hinerman's brother. is en- route 10
Corvallis. Ore, in interest Of the Eta
Kappa NJ fraternity.
Mr.. and Mrs.. W. L. Brown are the
parents OF a baby daughter. born
yesterday. Mrs. Brown was formerly
Miss Caroline Bailey, and has many
friends among tho old-timers OF the
city. Tho mother and daughter are
doing well and will soon be able TO
see their friends
Friends VIII be glad to hear that
Mrs Rex Turner. who recently under
went a serious operation. has returned
to her homo on South Washington
street from h hospital and IS In n
much improved condition.
DIR. L. D. johnson OF tho johnson
clinic has returned to his office in the
Midwest Refining company building
from Cheyenne where he has been
on business connected with his coal
leases. The johnson coal mine, TWEEN
ty miles out OF Gienrock VIII be
opened soon
Mrs C. L. Greedy has returned to
her homo on West Fourteenth street
from q local hospital where she &c.
cessfully underwent an operation OF
serious nature.
Miss Ruth Kimbali, who Is attend
ing the Wyoming university at Lara
mie, and has been pledged Pi Beta
Phi. arrived home and will spend the
holidays with her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs w. s. Kimbail, Sr., on South
Wolcott street.
Miss Thora Slade is at the home of
her parents. Mr.. and Mrs. A. A. Siade
for the Christmas holidays. She will
return for the remainder OF the school
year af the University OF Wyoming.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. T. Kemp are leav.
ing for Denver where they will spend
the time from now until Christmas.
, 1921-12-17

South Lincoln this afternoon. who
met FOR . Christmas Kensington. The
home was decorated In = color scheme
OF red and white. Delicious refresh
mene were served At the close % 9
pleasant afternoon
, 1921-12-17

bridge. -Four tables played. The high
nonors OF the afternoon wen TO Mrs.
W. r. johnson. while Mrs. william
Toihurst received the second pr.ze.
Luncheon Served
At Hotel.
The members Of the rortnirhtiy
Bridge club were the quests of Mr..
B. B. Brooks at a luncheon served
this noon n h Henning hotel. The
afternoon wa spent playing auction
bridge. Three tables were arranged.
Marriage Surprises
l Many Friends.
Roland C. wass ana Kathleen Lar
son surprised a number Of frionds b.
the announcement OF their marriage
which was performed by tho Rev
hiip X Edwards OF the Episcopal
church at the church wedncsday
evening at 0 O'Clock
Although rumors Of the engage
ment had spread, few Of the friend,
imagined that the wedding would take
place so soon.
The young couple were attended by
Mr.. and Mrs Gilbert wootten.
Mr.. and Mrs wass will make thet,
home here. Nj. Wass being connect
ed with the accounting department OF
the Midwest Refining company in tn.
Midwest building. He recently can't
here from Denver and during hi,
short residence IN the city has mad.
numerous friends who extend con
CALCULATIONS.
Young Matrons
Plan Party.
Tho Young Matron's club win hort
a Christmas entertainment nexi
Wednesday afternoon. December Il
in h club rooms at the Y. W. C. A
house on East Second street. A
Christmas T will be n part Of IN,
program. All young matrons OF tn.
city are invited.
Regular Meeting Of
Ladies' Of Maccabees.
The Ladies' of Maccabees will NEE
in regular session at the I. o. o. r
hall Monday evening Mt 8 o'clock
limitations viii be in order.
Aesdames J.. H. Pinney. Lovey Hud
son. Gladys Biattenslag and Ma,
Hathaway will be in charge of tn.
social o which will follow the busi
ness meeting. Refreshments will b,
rerved.
Miss Alice Lloyd will entertain al
cards at her home on South Durbin
street this evening for n number OF
friends.
Mrs. Barton Rabun Of North Cas-
per. was hostess at n Christmas Ken,
sington last evening. Light refresh,
mcnts were served toward the close
of the evening.
Mrs. C. II. Gompf was hostess TO a
party OF twelve ladies at her homo on
, 1921-12-17

Pictorial Review patterns on sale
at Arkeon building. near court house.
also Christmas cards and novelties.
12-lT-Ite
, 1921-12-17

An white ivory goods. ous-fourth off
tho regular prices at smith-Turne-
Drug store. Iss South Center street.
12-is-2t
, 1921-12-17
Officers Elected at
Eastern Star Meeting.

The annual election of officers was
,eld at the last meeting of tho mem
ers of the Order OF Eastern Star at
he Masonic Temple last Thursday
evening. The appointlve officers were
also named.
A Joint installation OF officers will
20 held with the Masons on Wednes'
.ay evening. December Fl.
Tho officers elected were: Worthy
natron, Mrs. Elna Thompson; worthy
,atron, j. j. Giblin: associate matron,
Mrs. RoIla Luxon: secretary. Mrs. Eft
lie Lowndes; treasurer. Mrs Viola
dechling; conductress. Mrs. Caroline
AIoore; associate conductress. Mrs
Iesnie Radcliff.
The appointive officers were: Ada,
Mrs. Perry Cunningham: Ruth, Mrs
;. II. Horstman: Esther. Mrs. A. b.
Chapman: Martha, Miss Mildred
Keith; Electra, Mrs. w. w. Barnes.
sarden. Mrs. j. j. Gibiin; sentinel.
Mrs. A. f. Chandler: chaplain, Mrs.
". C. Keith: marshal. Mrs. Harvey
visner; organist. Mrs. F. j. Leschin-
ky.
The trustees elected were. Mrs. c.
~. Townsend. Mrs. NJ. C. Keith and
Mrs. j.. r. Healy.
, 1921-12-17
Real Estate Men
Enjoy Luncheon
Farewell Dinner
Is Served.

Is Served.
In honor of n number of old-time
friends. Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Sample
acted as host and hostess at an In
formal dinner served ut tho chanti-
cleer cafe last Thursday evening.
Places were laid for twelve guests.
The dinner was n farewell entertain
ment, as Mr.. and Mrs. Sample are
leaving for their homo in Southern
California after spending several days
here on business and pleasure.
, 1921-12-17

and VIII remain at he home O. M.
parents on South Center street FOR
over the Christmas holidays.
Ira W. Mandigo OF Sioux CITY.
Iowa. has been looking after business
matters with local companies for the
past several DAYS
Walter Hawkins. connected with
the c. H Anderson Ia.
been confined to his home fo- IN.
last few days. with a severe attack
of grippe.
Or. X d. A. Allen. veteran bureau
physician Of the Denver branch. ar.
rived IN Casper his morning to issue
instructions on medical matters per
tanning to tho handling Of disnblee
soldiers.
Edward Meentz and Noah William,
OF the Iowa-wyoming on company
are expected to arrive Monday morn
ing from Iowa
, 1921-12-17
Welfare Meetings
Postponed.

In view of the Christmas season,
the meetings OF the Welfare club. in
all divisions. have been postponed
until following the Yuietide. The
meeting Of the Applied Education d.
vision which was scheduled to meet
with Mrs. Allen Mcclellan yesterday
will not hold sessions until n date to
De announced after Christmas day.
, 1921-12-17

iof Mr.. and Mrs. Herman C. Keiser.
A number OF guests were invited to
meet h visitors. and following the
dinner an enjoyable evening was
spent In an informal manner
Mrs Kathryn Keiser Is Visiting
with Herman Keiser and with Mrs.
Eiwood Brown. Mrs. NJ. z. Kelser Is
visiting with her brother. Eiwood
Brown
Informal Evening
Is Enjoyed.
Miss Lulu Duty. assisted by Miss
Mildred King. entertained for a num-
Der OF friends last evening at an In
formal party. Flowers were used as
tho home and table decorations, and
the limo was spent with games and
dancing. Refreshments were served.
Real Estate Men
Enjoy Luncheon
A business mans luncheon was
served 10 h Realtors OF the city yes
terday noon by tho management %
the Chanticleer cafe. The banquet
table was set in the Terrace Gardens
and following the luncheon h usual
round OF business matters and discus
sions were taken up.
, 1921-12-17
Bridge Luncheon
Is Pretty Affair.

Mrs. Earl C. Boyle presided as host
ess at one of the p%rettiest bridge
luncheons to be given during this So
cial season. The table presented a
lovely appearance with the decora-
lions of flowers and Yuletide greens
Following the luncheon h after
noon was devoted to playing auction
, 1921-12-17
Program Of Christmas
Music Ii Announced.

Program Of Christmas
Music L. Announced
Tho program Of musical number as
announced for the eighteenth concert
% be given by Prof. Rudolph Lund-
berg assisted by his pupils. compii-
mentary TO tho American Legion. win
consist mainly of musical selections
Appropriate to the Christmas season.
The concert win be held in the club
rooms Of the Legion in the West Hotel
building. Monday. at 8 O'Clock. As
usual there is no admission and all
American Legion members and their
friends are cordially invited.
The program viii be.
nPianoS-Christmas Day"-Spauidine
Otto sundweIl-
yocai1Mother Love"--Gaynor
Mrs f. r. Pelksy.
Voca1The City OF Lght"--Adams
Rudolph LundberE.
Ptano"The Christmas Tree
--- Mana-Zucca
Ruth Bagby.
Nouartet-while Shepherds Watch
cd" ----------------------- Vogrich
Mesdames Lial Branson and Eda
hOllhnQsI NltStTH. II. Ellnn
and George Lytle-
Piano1'Restiess Humming Birds"-
----------- Engelmann
Hugo Sproul.
vocai-~vria" from 'The Merry
widow -------------------Lehar
Coietta Boner.
Piano1"Christmas'' --Maxfm
Eileen Butler.
Vocal Tno-"Christmas Chimes"--
-------------------- Cantor
Mesdames Peikey. Leschinsky and
Thelma Horncr.
Piano-"Shimmering Stars"--Hortense
Constance Metz.
vocaE'He VIII Forgive"----Moir
George Lytie.
Piano-"Beautifui Nlght"-Pendieton
Helen Carter.
vocal1Hy Dear Jerushy"---Gaynor
Marion Kleber.
Piano-~Christmas Bells"---Karoiy
Ruth Scott.
vocai-"Mncushla" ---Macarurrough
Mark Luld.
Vocal Duet-'The Guiding STAR"
Bragdon
Mesdames e. c. Gates and L. Z.
=. Sundwen.
Piano-~Star of Heaven"----Kaiss
Rollin Nygaard.
Christmas Carols.Ladies' Quartet:
taE"Blessed Beams'
bS"Giory and Ronor.-
Bochau-Lundberg.
Mesdames J.. w. Burns, z. r. Peikey.
F.. J. Leschinsky and L. q. sundweIl
Accompanists-Mrs. A. l.. Cook and
Rudolph Lundberg.
Degree Team
10 Practice.
The degree team of Natrona Re
bekah lodge No. 10, will practice In
the /. o. o. F. hall Monday ~eyenfng
December 10. at 7:so o'clock.
Ellison to
Address Glass.
r. s. Ellison WIN speak tonssrrow
morning to the mems class OF the
Presbyterian church, at s.45 o'clock.
All men are invited t attend.
Surprise Party Ii
Great Success
Mr.. H K Burdick was the sur.
prised host at a party given at his
home. 622 South Center street last
evening in recognition Of his birth an
~niversary. Tho arrangements were
all made by Mrs. Burdick and the af.
fair was q complete surprise to her
husband.
The evening was spent with music
and conversation and a delicious
luncheon was erved by Mrs. Bur
dick.
The guests included the Msssrs and
Mrs. William Kleber, o. c. Hauptle.
c.. j. Johnston, f.. G. Trager, Earl
Hayes, Miss Bandy. Mr.. Carroll. the
honoree. the hostess and Master Bur
dick.
Mrs. Patten
, 1921-12-17
Masonic Dance
Is EnJosed.

MasOnfc DauS
Is Enjoyed.
AS usual tho ballroom of the Mason.
C Temple was comfortably crowded
asst evening with dancers. at n in
'urmal party given by 1T members OF
The Masonic Dancing club. During the
evening" punch was served.
, 1921-12-17
Mrs. Patfen
Entertained.

A most delightful evening was spent
at tho apartments of Attorney and
Mrs. William Pstten in the Wyan'
dotte. last evening. In an informal
Cards were enjoyed for a short time
and an impromptu program was given.
Mrs. Patten gave several ~splendidly
interpreted readings and Miss Evelyn
played a number of piano selections
Mrs. Gloria Dare Blake pleased every
one with her p~ianoiogue. Short stor
les were told by others of the guests
Before the close OF the time. Mrs
Patten served delicious refreshments
The guests included the Messrs. and
Mechanics ]. E. Hanway, c. II. Blake,
e. e. Hanway. George Flanagan,
Hugh Miller. r. E. Stapleton. Miss
Evangeline Frankie and Mr.. w. j
Adams.
, 1921-12-17
Dinner Honors
House Guests.

DlftneF bOnoI8
House Guests. :.
Mr.. Kathryn Keiser Of Denver who
is visiting in the city after a trip on
the western coast, and Mrs M. Z.
Keiser. who is also an out Of town
visitor, were the guests OF honor at a
dinner served list evening at h home
, 1921-12-17
Regular Meeting of
Ladies' Of Maccabecs.

Miss Alice Lloyd will entertain a
cards at her home on South Durbir
street this evening for n number O
friends.