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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-05-18
$4,000 JUDGMENT FOR
COLONEL MCDERMOTT

Charleston, W. Va, May 17.-JoSepa.
n. McDermott OF Morgantown. former
president OF the state senate, and one
of the persons given serious considera
ton by President Harding in connection
with the appointment Of United States
commissioner in internal revenue wa
awarded judgment of $4,000 against
the Fairmont Gas & Light company by
the supreme court of appeals this at
ternoon. The court then adjourned. The
next regular term will begin the first
week in September. although 1t may bt
necessary TO. hold one or more special
terms in the meantime.
Tho case of Mr.. McDermott against
the Fairmont Gas & Light company was
appealed from the circuit court Of Mar.
ion county by Mr.. McDermott after til"
lower court had awarded ju1tsmcr:
Of sT.2T5. The supreme court set aside
this decree Of the Marion county Cir
CUE court and proceeded TO enter suCf
decree as it said the lower court should
have entered.
The supreme court then ordered that
Mr.. McDermott should recover from the
Fairmont Gas & Light company the
sum of S35.o0n with interest from De.
cember 10. 1912, being the remaindc-
OF the commission due to Mr. McDer-
mott at the rate OF 4 per cent on ST.
000.nn0 less the amount OF $1,000 al.
ready pail.
The court also directed that eac!
storkhOlder in the Fa!rmont Gas <
Light company be held liable for his
prorativr Part of the amounts received
from the assets OF such company sufti.
ricnt to satisfy and pay off tho $4,000
and interest.
Tn" case was then rNmandcd IL ths
Circuit court of Marion county to ascer
tain and tx the amount to be paid by
each stakeholder to satisfy the ju is.
meat.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-05-18
YEAST EATERS
LIKE TABLETS
EASIER TO TAKE, CONTAIN PROPER
DOSE, PRODUCE RESULTS
QUICKER
CHEMuSTS CoNCENTRATE VITA
MHE PROM YEAST

Thousands are turning from ordinary
yeast to the new and better Cnnccn-
trated tablets which contain a proper
done Of Yeast NitaIninr (Water Soluble
30 made from yeast with the still moro
important Fat Soluble 4" Nitamine.
These tablets are called PhHs-PrC
Vitamine" Tablets. and those taiiinf
Yeast to help hanish pimplcs bols. car.
bunclcs, etc. bcautify complexion, il.
crease weight. strengthen and build UT
the rundown system and 10 stop const
patton in permanent fashion, will find
the tablets easy to take. more economi.
cal and results quicker. IT is no won.
der that druggists and chemists recon
mend these PhoS-Pho Vitaminc Tablet:
for all complaints for which ordinary
yeast is good.
If your druggists hasn't secured tn"
tablets yet-send 81 plus cents VIZ
tax TO Irving Laboratory. Wheeling. w
Va. for large bottle Of sixty Phos-PhJ
Vitamne Tablets prepaid.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-05-18
KNIGHTS TEMPLAR OFF
TO CHARLESTON MEET

One hundred members of the Wheel
ing commander knights Templar. &C
companied by 55 members OF the osiris
Temple band and 80 members Of tie
Arab Patrol. Osiris Temple. Shr:nerS
left last evening at II o'clock for Char
lesion, in five special Pullmans over the
Baltimore & Ohio TO attend the forty
seventh annual conclave of The knight
Tcmplar communicates Of West Vlr.
ginia.
The party will arrive in Charleston
this morning at 7:40 o'clock and the
celebrations and cerhmonials VIII beg"'
this morning. This evening there vii
be a social affair. while Thursday II
again be devoted TO the business of th'
conclave. Tomorrow night big bal
ana reception will he given ny kanawn;'
comma ndery No. 1, for the visitors. ah''
they will then depart at II O'Clock IN
another special train arriving back IN
Wheeling Friday morning at l1:4U
o'clock.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-05-18
EAGER THRONES
Hubs Ann1vsrsary sale Attracts
Thousands TO An Departments
Of BiG Stcro.

Eager throngs OF shoppers are crowd
ing the aisles OF The Hub during their
present anniversary sale-taking advan-
tage Of the very numerous price con-
cessions on timely and sta ndard articles.
Every department Of the big store has
contributed their bargains for this great
event-the markets OF the country have
provided we'll and from the moment OF
ones entrance into the store money
saving opportunities are everywhere APP
parent.
The first floor market Street en-
trance) offers splendid Bargains
Mems Oxfords at a discount OF 209o-
the entire stock OF Wardrobe Trunks at
= discount Of '25ec-men's fine straw
hats at $500. Mems silk shirts SO and
SIS values at $I.S5.
The offerings Of the second floor are
sensational in value giving. tho Mems
Clothing department offering the very
finest Palm Beach suits at the pre-war
price Of 1895 and the Boys department
showing straw hats at Il price and
boys blouses at soc and Blackcat
Hosiery At fraction Of their value.
The best part Of it all is. however,
that The Hub despite these drastic re-
auctions maintains as always their well
known guarantee--Satisfacti or Your
Money Back.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-05-18
u. S. COURT SUMMER
SCHEDULE IS FILLED

Federal court officials will be kept
busy the next couple months with court
moving from one city to another In the
northern district Of West Virginia.
There will be a two days session Of
court at Philippi on May "a and 20.
followed by the recalling of the civil
docket in this city on May 26. The
officials will have but a few days To
prepare papers for the opening OF the
summer term on June II at Parker*-
burg. The July term will open q;
Ei.;ins on July 10. In all these various
cities in the northern district the dock
cts are filled with all kinds OF cases.
Some from thiS' term at Wheeling nave
been transferred TO Elkins.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-05-18
OPEN SWIMMING
POOL ON MA ! e
woHnnN RUSHING REHovAT1oNS
TO RESORT At FAn GROUND
Another Swimming meet WIN bs Held
Rsro In tho Summer

Announcement was made yesterday
afternoon by officials OF the West Nir-
rinia State Fair Association that the
large swimming pool at the FAR
Ground opened Sunday May %.
large force of men are busy
making minor repairs to the pool. as
we'll as fixing all the lockers IN both
the mems and womens departments.
The pumps which are used in pumping
water into the pool are also being over
hauled and will be in shape by the open
ing.
This POOL is considered one Of the best
in The Ohio Valley. The water before
= is pumped into the pool. is heated to
n certain degree. 1t Is pumped from
large wells and Is kept at a certain
tempera ture At all times.
Mr. Bert Swartz, secretary OF the falr
association while talking TO an lntelll-
gencer reporter last evening. stated that
he IS hoping that the whether Will De
much nicer and warmer during the
next couple months than II was last
season. In spite Of the cold weather
last season. said Mr.. Swartz. the
..rowdS at all times were very large
., -'ug the day but wnen dusk fell
most Of them got OUT o: the water.
.. ru,ni viii II" opened from 2
o'clock in the morning ill . o'clock at
II. .,.l,.r;ti local organizations con-
template giving swimming parties on
different occasions a. this pool
The lair association Is planning later
IN the season to give another swimming
meet. The one last season proved a
2reat success IN spite OF the cool wealth
er and many entries from various cities
entered. II was shown a. this time
tnnt Wh"rlnG had some excellent swim
ming talent and more than likely the
NEE. his Year will be or L larger sea lie
tnam THAI Of last.
SO far il il not known jus; who viii
10 selected - the swimming director
and this matter - in tie hands of the
board Of directors At present. They
will more than likely make known their
appointment within the next ten day.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-05-18
JUNIOR MECHANICS
Logan Council 10 Observe rts Twenty
eighth and Orders Sxty-sighth
Ann1XNrsary.

This evening in their headquarters in
the Waldorf building. members OF John
A. Logan Council Junior Order United
American Mechanics. will observe the
twenty-eighth anniversary of the found
ing Of their lodge. while a joint pro-
gram, observing the sixty-ei ghth ami
versary Of the founding Of the order in
America. will also BE- enjoyed
Elaborate arrangements have been
made FOR the affair. and 4 large num-
Der Of invitatt ions have been Issued to
members Of the order and friends. In
vitations have been sent TO the national
as well as the state officers OF the or
der. and several may attend, although
no definite word has been received.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-05-18
POLICE ARREST TWO.

Stanley Mamanichs, coal miner. re.
siding at "ll4 Wood street. was arrest
cd yesterday evening by Officer GerSt
ing on :. charge of disorderly conduct
Louis Brandan was arrested carly IN tho
evening by Officer Gcrsting on o charge
of drunkenness. Both men We're lndgt i
in the city jail TO await hearing before
Judge Ritz this morning.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-05-18
People Attending Fair
Greatly Surprised by
Wonderful Attractions

Those who are attending the County
Fair being s!:cs in the two spacious
halls of the Market auditorium building
by members Of Dahna Temple. No. 164
D. o. o. r.. are proving better adver.
tiscrs than the press agent appointed
by the temple. Everybody Is leaving
full of pep. fun and interesting storie.
AMI the result is there were more. peo-
pic present last evening than Monday
und still larger crowd Is expected to.
night and every night this week.
The affair Is 4 big success. Every
kind Of exhibit is shown, and the MD
way with its many other interesting at.
fractions is drawing it's share OF the viz
itors, The continuous band concert Is
q big booster while Ted Gano has his
novelty sextette in. the upper hall f"i
those who wish TO dance.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-05-18
1854 ACRES Of
COAL IS SOLD

4 deed has been recorded inscounty
court effecting the transfer Of NIL coal
and mining rights in tract Of one
hundred and siXty-rour and one-half
acres in Marshal. county from Evans
w. Hess and wife to the Monongalia
improvement company. cons!dera ton
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-05-18
CREDIT MEMS LUNCHEON

Y. l.. Perrin, Of The Burroughs Add-
ing Machine company. will address the
members of the Wheeling Assncia ton
Of Credit Men n. their regular MONDAY
luncheon and meeting at noon today at
The Stamm hotel. Mr.. Perrin will talk
on Selling and Service"
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-07-09
DELAWARE CITY NEWS.

Delaware city. July s--Mrs Schae-
fer and Mrs Gibbons of Baltimore
Nd. are guests % Mr.. and Mrs. Seth
Gibbons Of St Georges.
Or Rowan or Chicago. ILL.,. Is here
visiting his aunt. Mrs. H. G. Clark
Mrs William Borkenstock Of New
York CITY, is hete for the month Of
July with Or and Mrs. Creedon.
Mr. and Mrs Josep Hibbart 81
Chester. Pa. arc spendin a week with
Mir and Mrs. J w McAvoy of ST.
Georges.
Mr. and Mrs r Il p iau and chill
dren Of Ashland, Va, ard here visiting
Afr and Mrs Frank IroH s.
The following traffic N hsssed through
the canal yesterday: r ug Henry r
Mills, towing barges n ebert T. and
Jane Collier. light, from Baltimore. Ia
Philadelphia T. s F. y boat. Joseph
inc, from Wilmington Chesa peak e
City; yach: Eu Lu II. 4 rom PhiladA
pEia to Chesapeake hay Yacht BERTHE
from chesapeake bay . New YoA i,
City
Mrs Emma Bowen knd daughte+
Alice. left yesterday 70 Camden. u
J.. where they viii make their home
Local fishermen are making good
catches of catfish in th1ir stake nets
and the fish are hringin good prices
Local sturgeon fishermtn also catch
several large trout in tn rir nets daily
Miss May Cats is suffering with a
bi uised right ankle.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-07-09
DR.. S. c. MITCHELL AT
NEWARK TOMORROW
In the Evening He viii Make an
Address in Summer School
Series at Wolf Hall.

Special Correspondence Every Evening
Newark. July g Dr s. e. Mitchell
of Richmond University Virginia. will
he the guest of students ~ the 'ln-
versity Of Delaware Summer Schpu
tomorrow The occasion marks Dr
Mitcheff.s first visit Ga Delaware siuee
his resignation as president Of Della
ware College. In Iund 1920. Tomor-
row evening he will deliver the ad
dress AZ the Sunday evening service
part of the lecture series provided hy
the Service Citizens. 10 be held ~
Wolf Han. AT 30, standard time
In addition - Dr. Mitchpis ~
dress tho program FOR the evening viii
include musical program bt a rot
munity chorus Of 40 voirps from
students oC the Summer School and the
rhoirs 81 the Newark churches. under
ihe direction of Miss Dora Wilcox.
director Of music At the Summer
school The program includes Anthem.
Incline Thine Ears, by Barnhy. with
baritone solo hV Richard Turner of
| Philadelphia and 'Eanctus bv
Gounod. with tenor solo hy HanR If
Philadelphia Mrs. Augusta Friede
wald, wen known to Delaware audi
encea by her masterlv interpretations
from modern literature at the sum
mer school in paet seaaona. will read
The Hour Class. nv William 8utlor
Yeats summer school officials an
ucipate a record breaking crowd af
The service tomorrow evening.
A large audience greeted Mr#.
| Friedewald iu her third appearance at
the University Summer sehaal last
night Mrs F'rtedowaid gave a read
ing ~ Barrte's plan. 4 KISS Fof
Cinderella holding her hearers en-
tirclv ohlivions of the oppressive heat.
under the spen of little Cinderella
Tonight Mrs, lTiedewald will read
| for tho students AZ the Summer school
In Residuncc Halt Deburau" by sacha
guigrv. n brau IN my estimation.
/ Mrs. Friedewald ROM arked in discus
sing informally this EVENING program
was by far the best production Of last
SEASON Ii was stag Fd only in New
| York ard I have splel ted II especially
Tor this reason thinking perhaps few
ot the Delaware teachers had had
/ the opportunity 70 become familiar
with H. Everything about it il
lovely.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-07-09
WEDDING AT NEWPORT.

Newport. July 9.-The home of
John W. Scarborough OF Newport was
the scene of a very pretty wedding.
Thursday afternoon, when his daugh-
ter, Miss Mary q. Scarborough, be-
came the bride of Harrison NJ. Day,
son of Mrs. Margaret u. Day, also OF
Newport. The ceremony was perform
ed by the Rev w Vaughn Moore.
pastor Of the Newport M. f.. Church.
Tho couple were unattended. The
house was beautifully decorated with
palms and cut flowers. only the i'm
mediate families and few intimate
friends were present.
The bride was becomingly attired
in a beautiful travelling suit Of blue
French serge. with hat to match.
Following a wedding trip to south
rrn points. the couple viii be at home.
10 their friends at Newport
Mr. Day is member Of the office
force of the Wilmington Gas Co.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-07-09
NEWS or sEAF0RD.

Seaford. July a-Mr and Mrs,
Emanuel Greenabaum have gone to
wildwood. n. j.. where they will
spend the remainder Of the summer.
Mrs. ]. r. McNeale Of Norfolk, Va.
and Mrs. w. b. MacNeal and two
sons, Of Savannah, Ga, arc spending
the summer here as guests 81 Mr.
and Mrs. Il r. Cannon.
Misses Gladys and Helen Bryan
are visiting MIR. and Mrs. Henry
Morgan at Salisbury. Md,
Miss Julia Scott left this week for
a two months visit in Boston Mass,
and points in Maine.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. A, Wilson of Balti-
more, former Seaford residents. are
spending several weeks with friends
and relatives in and near town
Mrs. Fannie Berliner OF Baltimore
is visiting her daughter, Mrs. +.
Arnold Greenabaum-
Mrs. Betty Scott is making an ex-
tended visit with her daughter At
Elkton. Md.
Mrs. Madge Hsines. wife Of DR. W
F. Haines. who was operated on AT
the jefferson Hospital. Philadelphia
for appendicitis. returned home this
week. Mrs J. r McMakin, who un-
derwent a similar operation nj the
Salisbury. Md. Hospital also return
ed home this week.
DR.. and Mrs. r. r Thompson arc
on a motor trip TO New Jersey.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-07-09
cHEsTERTowN AND VICINITY

Special Correspondence livery Evening.
chestertown Md. July o. Dr.
Clarence Y. Gould. president Of Wash :
ihgton College. "a on tour OF the
Peninsula IA mn effort 90 secure rtus
dents for the coming scholastic yei,f,
and also 10 drive the campaign Tor the
raising of the college endowment fund
OF 100000. which the Alumni Aasoria.
ton has undertaken to raise, The
prospect In for good enrolment next
year
"A. G. Gordv, who WAS incmbnf of
the pitching stan Of the Washington
college baseball team last year, has
signed with the Baltimore lnternatlon-
al League team and pitched hia first
game In Rochester on Thufpdav.
Gordy made an excellent showing, AL
though the game had been lost be-
fore he was ordered 10 the box by
Manager Dunn
Wilbur w. Hubbard and family, who
spent the winter and spring In WASH
ington, have returned to Thestertown
and opened the town house for the
summer.
A strong appeal will be made by
the crahbers of this county tp the
state Conservation Commission. of
which Harrison W. Viekors. .Ir.. Is
chairman, to take action looking tO
saving the grabbing industry IN the
bay and tributaries. The present sen
son has been the most disastrous in
the history OF the business, and unless
something is speedily done Go pre-
vent the almost Wholesale destruction
Of crabs I'M their winter quarters By
dredgers during the winter monthF.
the industry will be completely de-
atrpye1
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-07-09
CARNIVAL AT NEWARK.

Newark, July with booths erect
ed and all other preliminary plans
completed, members Of the Aetna
Hose, Hook and Ladder Co; are pre-
pared to welcome the usual large
crowd at the opening OF the street car
r.val tonight, which will continue
each night next week.
There will be no opening parade
but numerous special features have
been provided for the first night, Most
OF the booths will be in charge OF
women who. as usual, will help to
make the carnival a success. The
Minnehaha Band will furnish music
each night on the grounds. There VIII
also be dancing eaqll evening in the
>srmory, which is diteetly across from
the carnival grounds. Music for
ois. ncing Will be furnished by Pry-
or's orchestra. There will be the usual
attractions for children and operI -air
movies.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-07-09
BR y.

Brack- Ex. Iuly . MIR and Mrs !
Z. Brown. Misses Charlotte and Ruth
brown and Vernon IL. Brown We're
IN. holiday guests Of the latter s
sister. Miss Edna Brown ot New
Garden Pa.
Mrs Walter Reed and children We're
guests OF Mrs Thomas Paynter Of
Wilmington, Thursday.
MIR and Mrs Roland Magaw. Miss
Marion Armstrong and Frank Swartg
n0tored "a Easton, Md. on Monday.
MIR and Mrs. Thomas Spurrell and
family Of Beverly. n u, we're guests
of her parents, MIR and Mrs William
Tass. this week
MIR and Mrs Eugene Crossan and
family and Miss Clara Armstrnng
notorCd to TolcheFter. Md Monday
Miss Roseanna CauTman is in az
her home here with neuralgia
Mrs. Katherine Hannisan oi
Beverly. n j.. is guest iof her son.
Edward T HanniEan.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-07-09
hurled AT STAFFORD.

Seaford. July 9,The remains of
Miss Mary Brown arrived here. yos-
tcrday afternoon on tho los express
and were conveyed to st. Johns NJ. ~
Church. where funeral services were
held by the pastor. Rev. r. r. Car
pentcr. Burial was made In odd Eel
lows cemetery,
Miss Brown. who was the daughter
of Mrs. Mary Brown of this town
died at the home OF her sister. Mrs.
William Tomlinson, at Turtle Creek
Pa. Her mother. who was at Turtle
Creek at the time Of her daughter
death. was unable to accompany tho
remains here because OF illness
Deceased was about so years of age.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-07-09

noon when the thermometer registered
ninety-four DEGREES. The humidity
WAS very great aud helped TO make the
atmosphere very swcltering,
Many persons donned bathing suits
and made their way to the lakes on
the border OF the town. but owing to
the long dry spell. and also To the
fact that both lakes are being drained
in preparation for building bridges,
the water was not found very deep and
the bathing was not very enjoyable.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-07-09
NEWS OF A DAY
FROM THE STATE
Milford Doctors Adopt Reg,Aa'
tons for Government OF
Emergency Hospital.
TO TEST NEW FIRE ENGINE

From Every Evenings Correspondents.
Rehohoth Beach, July a,--Rev
Percy L.. Donaghay and family OF
/. Middletown are at Coleman Clergy
House for n two weeks stay. Dur
ing MIR. Donaghay's visit he win con
duct services at All Saints u. II.
Church.
MIR. and Mrs. Louis Baldwin and
William Webb. Jr., of Wilmington
spent the Fourth with MIR. and Mrs.
Penthouse. Mrs. Baldwins parents.
DIR and Mrs Joseph Branham OF
Baltimore are AT their Dewey Beach
cottage for the summer.
Mrs. Richard Beehe entertained
her sister and husband of Paulsboro,
y. J., this week.
Mrs. H. Bcale and children and
Mrs. Bessie Orme Hume and four
daughters of Washington. ID. G., are
summering at the Hates cottage.
Miss Grace Lynch of wilmington
spent the Fourth here with her par
ents. returning Tuesday.
Fourth Of July was n big affair for
Rehoboth. The day was clear and
warm and throngs Of people and
automobiles came early and stayed
iaie
Paul Cranston of Wilmington was
here with his family over the Fourth
Ex- Mayor William g. Taylor of
Wilmington at the Hellhaven.
Wednesday, afternoon the Hotel
Henlopen management directed by
g. Madden gave the first Children's
party Of the season. the children were
teughtf4ly entertained by the
orchestra and also enjoyed a fine col
iation al night The Henlopen gave.
its first contest dance. Miss Smith Of
Wilmimgton winning the box ~
candy.
Mrs. y lynn Pratt and son Of Mil
ford arA at the Belhaven for the
sea son.
Wednesday evening the Reihaven
gave a pretty confetti dance in the
new bs1l room. Each evening the
dance will he given
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-07-09
How Small IL
Your bedroom ?

Indispensable bed when dresses before tie ndispen
sable mirror to the that small only in he
that the occupant has bigger ones in his lifetime
In any instance, Wanamaker's can helm out with
advice and with furniture
The majority Of our suits be purchased by the
separate piece that you don't have to take what YOU
haven't for.
Just az the largest and finest pieces and suits Of
furniture that the market affords be found IN our
machlesa stocks do they include the most compact
and convenient sizes for the dweer within small space
That's what makes them matchess
Your small bedroom will look larger it, instead Of
dark wood with It's massive effects, yod furniture
painted in light color.
Cur studios are daily turning out the famous Waua-
maker nddecoraed suits, finished in ivory, gray, buff
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-07-09
HOSPITAL REGULATION.

Milford. July 2 The medical doc
tors Of Milford have met ard organized
an a association and have formulated
gales and regulations for governing
the medical board Of the new Milford
Emergency Hospital which has just
opened.
All the doctors of the nearby towns
have the privilege az bringing their
l,atients TO The hospital. and Of attend
IL them but Ii was felt that certain
rules Of practice and attenda nee had
t1 he formulated for which the local
doctors took the responsibility
DIR ]. Lynn Pratt is president and
NJ Samuel nj n Marshall is score
tary Of the local organiza ton just
fol med
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-07-09
PLEASING CARD PARTY.

Seaford, July 9.-One Of ME most
delightful parties of the sea Son was
given Thursday night by Mrs, Virginia
Gordon at her home on Market street,
when she entertained about twenty-
Eve friends including a few gentle
men, at FIVE hundred. Refreshments
were served from beginning Ito the
end, and there was an elaborate
spread.
Miss Ethel Donoho carried bf the
FIRST prize, and Mrs J. B. Robinson,
second.