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The New York herald., 1921-06-22
Long Island.

BELLE HARBOR. Rockaway.-Three at
tractive furnished rooms in private house
for summer: ideal location: facing seashorc !;
every convenience; garage. CONT, l6l
Beach 140th ST.
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HOUSES TO LET, UNFURNISHED.

HOUSE for rent, Chelsea section, between
5th and 9th avs. 25 foot, story and base
ment, % rooms. baths: suitable for re-
long lease: s., 500 net. j. IRVING
WALSH II w nth ST.
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Borough of Richmond.

DONGAN HILLS.-Two splendid rooms and
bath. on Richmond Country Club grounds;
ideal location, convenient and picturesque.
Phone Donean Hills 443.
ST MARKS AV., 67s.--Elegant furnished
front or back parlor piano; all conven-
fences.
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COOK-Refined colored woman. child: cou
try; experience; references. Winship, .
East 97th.
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GREENE Az. Bkyn.-7 room apartments
ali improvements. across the park; $40
I & cot OLpsMITH, % Catharinc ST.. Orchard
i6si or Richardson. 400 Washington av.
Bklyn.
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Housekeepers.

HOUsEKEEPER. plain cook or working
housokceper for or . business people. Il.
b., 764 II. 230th ct.
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COOK or houseworker, colored experienced
small family; city references. Walker
Audubon 1922
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SIiA uFFEuR. mechanic. 30. American, mar
| ried: II years experience. Pierce. pack
ard, Cadillac. &c.; careful driver reliable
!N6 Amsterdam av
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Seven room apartment, all improve
ments, second floor. $40; near the
Park. Inquire either I. $. Gold
stein, y Cathsrinc St, Orchard
1851. New York, or James Rich
ardson. 4p3 Washington av., Bkiyn.
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COOK.-Woman. capable, with small child.
desires position business couple to do plain
cooking. no washing So to $35 monthly.
Write particulars. AdYertiser. 22S West 9th.
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CHAUFFEUR (30,. careful driver, MECHANIC
six years last position: city, country: prf-
vate family. Cnnella, 23G2 Webster av.,
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Long Island.

ASTORIA.-House nine rooms to let a
Newtown av., two blocks Grand av sta
ton, or phone Plaza 6976
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CHAUFFEUR-CARDE 20. wishes posi-
ion: thoroughly experienced: Al driver ma
chanic single; American. Green. SO Nassau
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Westchestcr.

Miscellaneous.
TWO young business men. Christians, fed up
with discomforts and restrictions OF fur
nished rooms. would like another TO join
them in renting a moderate priced bachelor
apartment. must exchange unquestionable
references regarding responsibility: give full
information in reply. l. 1850 Herald, Harlem.
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COOK.-Present employer going abroad higi
y recommends competent Swedish COO
Call between 10 and -. 233 West 72d
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boU-652 West 10th st.
Rooms with private bath. s12 weekly;
without, 50 Up; every convenience. Tele-
phone Morningside $40 and 70S.
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Washington Heights. Above 1.5th St.,
West Of sth Av.

MORRIS Av., 2o3s and 20i2 Ccorner Burn
side av) New. modern apartments, large,
light rooms immediate possession. enc block
from Jerome av. subway station; rooms
nd bath: $40; 4 rooms and bath, $50 and $50.
PORTER & Co, t59 w. 10th ST.
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CHAUFFEUR. mechanic. TO- married: 10
years experience driving Pierce Packard.
Cadillac. Locomobile, Lancia; years last
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CHAUFFEUR. colored, 23, honest. Willing
cheefu reliable worker wishes posifion
private family. Lovelace. care Simpson,
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CHAUFFEUR-Ma rried, five years. experI-
ence, wishes position, private or CONNER
cial; J. Goodwin. go 5th av.. North Pelham,
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FFEUR-MECHANIC---19 year. expert
ence; expert driver, excellent habits: good
reference; 10 years one place. w 160 Her
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CHAUFFEuR-Married. Swedish; IS years.
experience; gentleman wishes to place
cnaurleur, whom he highly recommends;
S7th. "oo r.
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CHAUFFEUR, Norwegian (o5), wishes pri-
vate position; six months experience; three
yeafs experience In running speed boats and
useful all around. Axel Hanson 315H Presi-
dent ST., Brooklyn, -
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CHAUFFEUR-MECHA II years: will
ing. obltging: will go anywhere: refer
esoss. ences. Dalbo. 444 Sd av. Madison Square
The Washington times., 1921-11-01
AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE.

POWERFUL and fast i2-Vyiinder
roadster: large capacity for lug
gage; in perfect mechanical condi-
ton. with six tires; price, $1,000 cash.
To be seen Wednesday. to IL a.
m, southwest corner 18th and ID SITS
y. W.
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BULLDOG-Will the party who called re.
garding dog, answers TO name % S'
Prince" please phone again. Rewapn
1923 Meridian pI. N. w. Columbia so9f
No nuestionA asked.
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AUTOMOBILES WA NTED

] SELL automobiles by aucti every Sat.
urday. l2 noon; . quick an satisfactory
method; no sale. no charge: ars listed be-
fore Thursday advertised free. wESCH'
LER'S. go Pa. ave. N. w. Main i1S1.
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HELP WANTED-MALE

6l5 18th st. N W.
CHAUFFEUR-Color for delivery truck
at once. 26O4 Conn. ave. N. w.
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the tremendous all around cut in prices.
Orders shipped c, o. ID. on approval
COLUMBIA TIRE
BARGAIN HOUSE.,
+s3 Pa. ave N W.
Open evenings and Sunday. Frank. 6749
AUTO TOPS AND SEAT COVERS
HARRY b. WILLIAMSON.
Tops recovered and repaired; side cur
tains: upholstering and carpets; lowest
prices in the city. workmanship guaran-
teed. 81 N st. N. w.
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LOST AND FOUND.
Lost

BARPIN = Gold seven diamonds; on
Saturday evening, October 20, between
IT Myer, French embassy and WashIhs-
ton Barracks. Finder please return 70
l710 18th St. North 9O71. Liberal reward
BROOcH-Diamond and Platinum either
at Mt. Vernon, Arlington Memorial, LIN
coin Memorial Reward Louis q. Gnnp'
Linden avenue and Brooks lane ba'!i-
more. Md.
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Produce

CHICAGO. July 2i.-Butter higA-
er; creamery extras. 4Ohc; standards
3SAc firsts, "a q see; seconds. SEQ
s3c.
Eggs lower; receipts. G.G2i eases.
firsts, 27W27Ac, ordinary firsta. SEQ
e4c; miscellaneous. 20 q sec.
KANSAS CITY. July 2t,=Butter
and egsa unchanged.
Poultry. ems unchanged. i9M 23c;
broilers. lie higher, "a " 2sc.
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LIVESTOCK

KANSAS CITY, July 2i.--cattie
receipts. 1000; beef steers steady 10
10 cents higher; top. SSH; many
6.7B: best grsssern, s7.be. co,va nm
evenly lower; mostly 20 cents lower:
one load heavy COWS. ss00. bulk.
sf.OO "a 500; common kinds. ssO0a
$50. bulls and canners strong: can
ners Ia shippers. sfTB0az6. other
classes steady: good heifers. sg.6oG
7.2b; common ones. s..OOd4s0.
choice 750 pound feeder steers. sfza.
Hogs. receipts. 5000; ~unevenIy. I'd
10 40 cents higher. Hpots more. hesf
lights and mediums TO packers and
shippers. S1O.30; plain. mixed and
heavies. S0.2SW s.f0; bulk Of sales.
f9.75 " 1920; pigs. scarce ANA steady.
sheep. receipts 1900; sheep steady;
most TAT native ewea, Sf4z5N4.T6:
native lambs steady to rs cents high
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Empire Dry Cleaners,
Dyers and Hatters
LEGAL NOTICES -
NOTICE TO STOCKHOLDERS OF UNION
OVERALL MANUFACTURING
COMPANY

W. laNaN
You are hereby notified. a. required By
law that Al a meeting ~ the Board Of hi.
rectors Of the tninn Overall MHnufArturing
Company held At the office Of the corpora
tion on jane goth, 1921, and called for that
purpose, Of which zach director received
hrre days notice, tho following resolution
Mas adopted BY a majority Of the whole
Board.
WHEREAS 10 our judgment a. a BOARD
Of Directors. h 10 deemed advisable aud most
for the benefit Of the Union Overall Manu-
featuring Company. that such corporation
should be dissolved.
NOW, THEREFORE, III 1T RESOLVED.
That the said Union Overall Manufacturing
Company be- voluntarily dissolved In sc
oOrdance with Section 90 Of the New Mex.
leo statutes. Codifieaiion Of 1918, a.
amended by seriiaa 81, Chapter ia Of the
Laws 0f igl7,'
And you are further notified that on Sat.
urday, Judy a0th. 1921, at the hour Of 2
o'clock Ia the afternoon Of said day, a meet
ing ~ the stockholders 81 the Union over.
all Manufacturing Company will be held at
0i7 South Second Street Albuquerque. New
Mexico, To take action upon the foregoing
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on Auto Row At si7 n. an A..
Phone sss-J.

storage facilities counted also a. q
depressing factor. Iio weather IN
tho nofthwest failed TO stimulate
much buying, Initial puotatipnr
which varied from unchanged figures
10 cent lower with September
ti.35N TO ti.2G and pocrfnber tf.I9
20 si;2sM wees followed by a slight
rally but then by a moderate setback
oil around.
isiheral ahipmenta OF corn from
here gave firmness 20 corn. Afstr
opening q cent on 70 y cent nd
sanre Including september at eiH 10
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ROOFS REpAIREp

EH
resolution for voiuntary diasolutisn edoptsd
other business a. may be necessary or a..
sirable IN cannsttion herewith.
Approved >. l. MfTCHELfa President.
JOHN HkhkENHuFf,
secretary.
NOTICE OF UT.
state Of New Mexico. caanty % nernalulo,
In the District Court
W. Hall. Admlniafuiof " the Fetats
Of MARY y. Hall. Decreased, Plaintiff,
Percy nsssll aud barry Hazel yiois
You The abov. usmsd defendant. ssd sssA
Of ysu are hereby notified that the aboss
named plaini'f has begun action asalnsl
you. the general nAture Of which action Il
20 obtain an order for the sails of an undii
vided one.half interest In and 10 Lot NUN.
hered Three (a) IN block lettered ~ Of
the Highland Addition South Of the town
now city ~ Albuquerque New Aenico, q,
shown on the plat thereof. Tiled In the office
Of the Probate CLERK aud * offieio Recorder
81 Haid nernalilie County, New Mexico. on
the sih day Of April, 1881. 70 satisfy th'
debts Of said estate; aud unless you entsl
or cause 10 be- etnered YOUR Appearance N
said cause on or before the afd day Of Sep
TENDER, 1891. judgment will BE- rendered
arainst you BY dsfaalt.
The nAmss Of the plaintiffs attorney u
Miller and Craig. whose office and puetofhel
addrs,s Is Albnquerua New Merieo
Wltnens lay hand and seal o. said eourl
this iAth day Of July. 1921.
fReall FHED CROLIOTT Clerk,
BY HARRY Y. LIE, Deputy
July "a n - Aus. a.
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Now WORT Money.

NEW YORK, July 2l.-Prime
mercantile paper 81 MGA exchange
steady. sterling demand ass; cables.
35S u.
Time loans steady. all 6 per cent
Call money easier: high on; low
5h ruling rate 81 closing 5mBh /.
last loan 5M.
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Chicago Board OF Trade

CHICAGO. July 2i.-Prtdicttons
Of continued liberal receipts had a
bearish influence on the wheat mar
ket today. Besides the need Of track
deliveries hero owing To coneested
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fARMs AND RANCHES IS
WANTED-T0 hear from party having
small farm fur sale near Albuquerque
Give particulars aud lowest price. " 10.
GoTsneh, Ashton, Idaho
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DR.. S. c. CLARKE

Eye, Ear, Nose and Throat. Glasses fLtted.
Barpeit Bldg Phone $50.
The Herald Is the punch that
knocks the WANT out OF WANT ADS
by giving RESULTS
-o---I-h ,--n- IN r-If- l-nInI -
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MARKETS
New York Stocks.

NEW YORK. July 2i.-Deahngs
In the stock market today were eN-
ceedingly light with an uncertain un-
dertone. Traders ignored favorable
factors Including easier credit condi-
lions. Sales apINoNimated 500. 600
The closing was irregular.
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Scratch pads, 10 cents pound NJ
The Evening Herald.
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Metal Markets,
NEW YORK. July 21.-Bar silver,
domestic, s9Ac, foreign. s0hc.
Copper steady. electrolytic. spot
aud nearby. i2A Ml2MC; third
quarter. ian Gl3c.
Tin firmcr. spot and nearby,
s2G.Tb. futures. S2G.7b,
Iron, nominally unchanged.
Lead steady. spot. t4.tO,
Zine quiet; East 81. Louis spot,
sac HE.2b.
Anthony. fpot, stGG.
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NEW York, July 2i.-IIherty
bonds closed; avs. ss6.SO; first ~,
sS7.l0 bid: second fs. ss7iG. first
AS. tsf.b2i second 4hA ts7lG'
$3.50: Victory sAs. t9s.tO; victory
ANS. S9S.t2.
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NEW YORK. July 2i.-cotton flu
lures closed very steady; July $3.50,
Oct, Sl2,SS; Dec, flS.Sb; Jans
Si3.25; March. S1aE4.
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Southern Club Ball Brilliant EUent of
 HGll0ween

.RR F BIRD and mystic Halloween NAV personages greeted the
 V V guests at the Southern club ball last evening. The approach to the ballroom Was through a nysteri- ous cavern in which lurked ghosts witches, and Halloween sprites, who gave character istic and appropriate Greetings to the assembling guests
 The tent which had been clapor- atelv draped to represent an orien- tal temple was a center of much in- terest. Here presided the pfiestess with crystal ball and the palmist.
 The ballroom deorations at Hal ioween have for number of years been planned by, the same members of the cluz and their personalities have been a mystery which has not vet been solved. This year the dec orations were more elaborate and di- yersified than usual and included all the traditional emblems and black cats pumpkin lanterns, orange ana black draperies and jack-o'-lanterns.
 The dancing began at o'clock ana continued until ? o'clock in the morn ing. Supper was served ae midnight
 There was large attendance or the thousand members of the ciuo with their friends.
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HALLOWEEN PARTY

Among the delightful affairs of the past week at Fountain Heights was She Halloween surprise party given by Mir. and Mrs. W. E Thomas, in honor of their son's (Richard) six teenth birthday.
 Gam.a were enjoyed until a late hour and refreshments were served to the following young people; Miss Mildred McClasky, Misses Helep and Lucille Davis. Misses Glades' and Blanche Butler, Misses Edna and Mar grette King, Miss Dorothy CarliSs Miss Edna Lewis. Miss Nina Brock Miss~ Martha. Allen. Miss Ida Ever heart. Misses Ethel and Maxine Moss. Misses Ava and Rosara Calan- zano, Miss Varley Towles. and Mir. Nelson Davis, Mir. Paul DeBose. Mir. Lawson Vaughn, MT. Louis Levelle. MT. Robert Adams, Mir. Delany Flem- ing Mir. Frank Abbott. Mir. Lester Avis. MT. Orland Finde MT. and Mrs. W. L. George and Mrs. T. Travis were also present.
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dinner dance was one of the largest recently held.
 Among those entertaining at par ties were: Mir. and Mrs. 4. Nj Shook. IT., Mir. and Mrs. W. w. French, Dr and Mrs. $. l.. Ledbetter, Jr., Mir. James A. Nelson, Mir. and Mrs. Robert Jemison, Jr.
 others were: MT. and Mrs K. C.. Mccarthy, Mir. and Mrs. J W. Don nely, Mir. and Mrs. r. II. Anderson. Mr. and Mrs. F. NJ Brown, MT. and Mrs. H. W, Coffin, Miss Emmin Whatley, Mir. George Long, Mir Craig Perkins, Mir. George Brewer. Miss Ma nie Morrow, Miss Pauline Maben, Mir. Charlie Webb, Mir. Mason billiard, Mir. Ben Anderson, Mir. Rowan Oden, Mir Leon Wyman, Mir. G. B. Frierson, MT Irwin McCrossin, MT. William Dren- nen, Mir. William Moore, Dr. Shrop- shire, Mir. Edmund Armes, MT and Mrs. Raymond Jones' Col and Mrs. Paul Pierce, Mir. and Mrs. Powell Mo- land, Mir. and Mrs. Charles Woodruff Miss Budia Eustis. Mir. Billy Wilson, Mr and Mrs. Wiley Ballard, MT. and Mrs W. c. Matthias. Mir. and Mrs. C.. Nj. Williamson. Mrs. c. M. Philpot of Pino Bluff; Mr. and Mrs. W. D. Tynes, MT. and Mrs. Clarence Stobert, pr. c. Nj. Nice, MT. and Mrs. I. F, Young MT. and Mrs. George Gambill, Mir. and Mrs. Hill Ferguson, MT. and Mrs. Russell Hunt, Mir. and Mrs. Lewis lGbersole, MT. and Mrs. Hayden Brooks Mir. and Mrs. Tom OByrne, Mir. and Mrs Sidney Smith. Mir. and Mrs. Hen ry Gray, Jr., MT. and Mrs. Clarence Mason. MT. and Mrs. Saxon Craw- ford, Mir. and Mrs. Percy Brewer, Mir. and Mrs. John Yeatman and pr. and Mrs. c. B- Huber. MT. and Mrs. Jesse Dreunen. Mir. and Mrs. Frank WalkeT Smith. Mir. and Mrs. Henry Dean, MT. and Mrs. Key Milner, Mir. and Mrs. Roy Knight, MT. and Mrs. Joe Nor man, MT. Eugene Munger and Mir Bob Daniel.
 Mir. and Mrs. Iaurens entertained in honor of Mir. and Mrs. Robert Ten nant Simpson. Jr., MT. and Mrs. Pat Cummings. Mir. and Mrs. Monroe La nier. MT. and Mrs. william Mudd MT. and Mrs. Bert Throckmorton, Mir. and Mrs. Arthur Smith. Mir. and Mrs. Dick Hawkins.
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MISS SPARROW
 WINS LOVING CLIP

Miss Elise Sparrow of this city who attended the Confederate Vet erans reunion last week in Chatta- .nooga, was presented with the loving cup offered as sponsor prize for the most artistic float in the parade. Miss Sparrow was sponsor of the Pacific division, on Gen. William Harrisor's staff.
 The float was covered with yellow and pink roses, with a background of yellow chrysanthemums. Riding in the float were members of the sponsorial staff of General Harrison. They were: Mrs. Mercedes Ward. chaperon, New Orleans; Miss Elsie Sparrow, sponsor, Birmingham; Miss Lillian Rose maid of honor, Tusca- loosa; Miss Marjorie Craig, maid of honor, Birmingham; and Miss Mar garst Gelb, maid of honor, also of Birmingham.
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DINING Ar> COUNTRY CLUB

Among those dining at the Country club Sunday evening were: at one table; Miss Mary Elizabeth .Cald- well> Miss Mamie Morrow, Mir. and Mrs. Fred Anderson, Mir. and Mrs. Jack Parker. Mr. Kennedy Plunket, MT Mason Dillards Mir. Charles Webb, Mr. Ben Anderson, MT. William Moore and Mir. Melville Davis.
 MT. and Mrs. Francis Brown and "r and Mrs. Leroy Percy were to- gether.
 At another table were; MT. Will liam Brantley. Mir. Lennox Brooks and MT. Rowan Oden.
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MRS. M'DAVID
 LUNCHEON HOSTESS

at luncheon today at the Tutwiler in honor of Mrs. Ben Hagood, who Is the guest of Mir. and Mrs. John Mill ner Caldwell.
 The table will be cente@ed with a handsome basket of brilliant red dahlias.
 The guests are to be Mrs. Hagood, Mrs. Caldwell, Mrs. N. L. Miller, Mrs. Dan Greene, and Mrs. w. D. Smith.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-11-01
DANCE FOR
 FOOTBALL TEAMS

A dance will be enjoyed Saturday evening at o'clock at the Southern club by the members of the Wander bilt-Alabama teams, the college, and younger set.
 The chaperones will be Mir. and Mrs. Fisher Tynes. Mir. and Mrs Henry Vance. Mir. and Mrs. Hayden Brooks, MT. and Mrs. J. A. Yates, Jr., Mir. and Mrs. W. J. Whatley and MT. and Mrs. Frapk Jones.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-11-01
MISS ROWAN HoNORED

Mrs. Henry Porter and Mrs. Carl Wittichen entertained at an elaborate Halloween dinner party last. evening at the home of Mrs. Porter, compli- menting Miss Anne Rowan, who Is visiting Mrs, Porter this week.
 The Halloween colors. orange and black were used in the decorations. The table was centered with a bas- ket of berries in the chosen colors. and was lighted with candles with pumpkin Jack -o-lanterns. Little Halloween emblems representing witches and pumpkins were the at tractive place cards.
 Eater in the evening Mrs. Porter and Mrs. Wittiohen with their guests attended the ball at the Southern club.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-11-01
AUXILIARY CONVENTION
 OF ALABAMA DIOCESE

Delegates are arriving today to att tend the convention of the Woman's auxiliary of the Diocese of Alabama, of the Episcopal church.
 Mrs. Charles Henderson of Troy. president of the organization, will reach Birmingham al noon today and will be the guest of Col. and Mrs. T.. o. Smith at their home at Graymont.
 Mrs. Henderson is anxious to meet all delegates and members of auxil- iaries at o'clock this afternoon at the parish house of the Church of the Advent.
 At 8 o'clock this evening will be presented the pageant, which win illustrate the progress of mission work in the Episcopal church. This pageant was written by Mir. William Chauncey Langdon of New York who also wrote the Plymouth pageant
 Those who are assisting in the plans for the pageant are Mrs. c. B. Glenn. Mrs. Robert Ewing. of the Advent: Mrs. J. T. Ware, Mrs. Lee Rust. St. Andrews; Mrs. F. B. Gle ments, Mrs. Hannah Elliott, St. Marys. Mrs Howard Mussey, Ensley: Mrs. Duff Green. West End; Mrs. Whiteside Woodlawn and East Lake.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-11-01
MRS pRowN,s TEA

Mrs. William Little Brown will en- tertain this afternoon at tea at her home on Caldwell Terrace, in honor of her sister. Mrs. Hugh Locke. a recent lovely bride, who with Judge Locke returned last week from their wedding trip in the west.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-11-01
MIR. AND MRS. JEmIsoN
 WgnHHG

MT. and Mrs. Robert Jemison. IT,. entertained last evening at dinner at the Country club in honor of Mrs. B. A. Hagood of Charleston, s. c.
 The guests were: Mrs. Hagood. Mr. and Mrs. John Milner Caldwell, Mir. and Mrs. Warner Shook. Mir. and Mrs. Henry Howze, and MT. Hugh Morrow.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-11-01
H Q4IOween Dinner. Dance Qt the Country
 Club Last EUenir7g

OHlHE Country club was gay last
 evening with all the appro- S priate decorations for Hal loween.
 The ball room was adorned with a profusion of bright autumn leaves. pumpkins on black cats. and boiling pots presided over by witches.
 The lights in ballroom and sun par Tor were covered with pumpkin lam terms.
 There were numerous parties and
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-11-01
MIR. NELSON DINNER HOST

1 Mr. James A. Nelson entertained last evening at dinner at the Country club.
 Mir. Nelson had as his guests Miss Edwina Thaggard. Mir. and Mrs Tom Mcclellan, Mir. and Mrs. A. W. Nell son.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-11-01
>.R. AND MRS. SHOOK HOSTS

Mir. and Mrs. Alfred Shook, Jr. en- tertained last evening at dinner party at the Country club in honor of Miss Elizabeth Young of Knoxville. tho attractive guest of MT. and Mrs. Prince DeBardeleben.
 Those included in this charming hospitality were Miss Elizabeth Young Miss Mary Stiles, Miss Kath- esine Morrow, Miss Mary Elizabeth caldwell MT. and Mrs, Prince De- R.,rdeleben. MT. Frank Nelson. III, Mrs. Charles Locke. Jr.. MT. Lee Bradley. Jr., Mir. William Badham, Mr. Jess Atkins and MT, Douglas Kirkpat- rick. Jr.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-11-01
MIR. AND MRS. FRENCH ENTERTAIN

Mir. and Mrs ". w. French were hosts at the Country club last even ing at the Halloween dinner party.
 Their guests were Mir. and Mrs. J.. 1T. Doughty Mir. and Mrs. George Bondurant. Mir. H. P. Chenoweth.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-11-01
DIR. AND MRS. LEDBETTERs DINNER PARTY

pr. and Mrs. Sam Ledbetter. Jr.. had as their guests last evening at dinner at the Country club Mrs. Rob ertson of South Carolina. Mrs. Led hetter's mother Mir. and Mrs. Wilcox. and pr. and Mrs. D. M. Mason.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-11-01
MISS COLLINS
 DINNER PARTY

Miss Ida Collins entertained at dim ner Saturday evening, at her home on Sycamore street, in honor of Miss Henrietta Beaty of Okolona, Miss, who was the guest last week of Mrs R. F. Collins.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-11-01
YOUNG JUDAEAN CLUB ENTERTAINS

The Young Judaeans will entertain this evening at s:So o'clock at ca pie hall A splendid programme will be nresented and a delightful time is promised all who attend.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-11-01

scalloped shells or cups aud bake un- til cheese has Drowned a little and the egg has set. Serve at Fonce in dishes in which they were cooked.