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The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1921-03-29
Dr. f. /. Deuine Discusses the
Proposalof Three New Cabinet
Portfolios in National Gout.

- AfSNAssc o. New / 0EN
VINO was the speaker-guest at the
Forum Sunday sfiernoo, is Spending
lew days at the Seaside Inn. who're
ne has delightful room overlook rs
the ocean He expresses himself a
oeing delighted with his hotel and his
outlook. He says he has heard much
about the beach, bat that il is an II
mas been represented to be.
DIR. Devine is interested in The %.
adjustment of three more cabinet
portfolios in the national government
VIZ, Department OF Education. De.
partment Of Health and Department
OF Public Works. OF the proposed
new education department he said +.
Already a great deal of work has
been done for this. and one or more
bills providing Tor its establishment
are already before Congress DR.
George D. Strayer Of Columbia Uni
yersisy, New York, while he was pres.
ident of the National Educational As
ISOLATION, got very busy and gave this
movement a nationwide impetus.
Practically ali Of the thousands of
teachers il the country favor it. II
seems to me the Importance Of the
subject should compel favorable
consideration There can no longer
be any question as 10 the necessity
Of education occupying a big place in
the conduct and life Of this nation.
To my mind it is as much entitled TO
q place in the cabinet as any OF the
old portfolios and il should have at
its head as big a man as the nation
affords. ! notice that p. P. CIaxton.
the present commissioner Of educa-
ton, is favoriag a bin 10 strengthen
his bureau. bat l do not taink this
viii al all satisfy the great education
al forces Of the country. They want
nothing less than a place in the cabi-
net L has also been limited that this
new cabinet place VIII be opposed BY
some who are welded TO states
rights traditions. bat ! doubt il this
Will gel very lar as the southern
states would reap the greatest benefit
from such q move and most 81 her
foremost educators heartily fayor it
The time is about here When political
faneies, even Of long standing. are not
allowed to get il the way Of true ma
tional progress look Tor a secre-
tary Of education very soon
Suggested Health Department
With regard 10 the proposed new
health department. Or Devlne eb-
served While most truly patriotic
impulses are behind this proposition.
il IS also being bitterly opposed b.
certain interests. can see how It
viii be necessary 10 handle tae mat
ter with tactfUl diplomacy Many
fear it is the scheme of enc great
medical school to force the reception
Of their practice and treatment upon
all the people Of the country and. Of
course. tins viii want to be avoided.
For THIS reason such IS Christian
Scientists. osteopaths, chiropraetors.
other independent prac-
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1921-03-29
Mayor kenney Is
a Friend of Boys;
Proved in Court

Ia the ilrst case 10 he hro,ah.
lore him, Mayor c. A 49, - ).
seAhreeze demonstrated that ~ i
10y friend. A lad was eharvas
Win speeding, also with t.aa5as
saaey 10 Constable ]. W. Abercro,,
Die he lives in the North AMI :.
working IN garage TO make money
enough TO pay his fare back bnnss
Ills employer went on the aoxss ho,,s
ana wrote the mayor q note. aslins
eiemency. A''' :
Bright and early Monday mo.,ins
ehs boy appeared before his honor
Guilty or NOT guilty2- quite stern.
" inquired the new chief executive
OF Seabreeze.
Guilty. sir, quite modestly ren,,ad
The Young prisoner.
Wen, said the court. Il was once
boy myself and think know
waat boy is liable 10 do and 70.
not intend TO be very bad. But /
want you TO know that you viii come
along best in life and you are care.
lal 10 show respect to those oder
iran you, obey every law and above
al pay prompt attention to an officer
ane never talk saucy to them. as all
officers demand respect
Il Was evident Mayor KeGney's
geod advice had fell on fertile soil.
as the lad accepted it very kindly
and said he had learned a lesson. He
a5'ologized to the officer. and MAYOR
henney's big heart made this boz 5
hrsi offense a real lesson 4 human
conduct that IS liable to remain with
him forever. He concluded to crop
crate with the employer for the good
o. tie boy and between them it is all
understood and satisfactory.
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1921-03-29
SEASIDE INN

A. the Seaside Inn are registered
Mrs. ] " Clars. Grand BapHz.
Mich Edward T. Devlne, Ne4 19rE-
Nr. and Mrs a " .. Hal Tampa
Fla Mr. and Airs Frank Rowan.
jackson. Mich; Nr. ana Mrs. Donald
+ Robin Boston. Mass. Laura
Shepard, Bethel Gem john Eesaa
ana enc, Harrisburg. Pa. Nr. and
Mrs +. ?. Turner. Jacksonville. fla.
Mrs. Arthur Nelncs ana children. Caj
easo. Flora +. Westby, Evanston III. .
Misses Clara and Anna Laaferwel er.
Fl Dodge Iowa Ms T r. Watroas.
WaaSsgau. H.; Mrs RssE Robinson
Camden Ne; NJ. and Nrs 55s5pa
Kinds WATERFOWL. y. Y. Frances "
Kean. Boston. Mass; Mr.. and Mrs., 7
T. Naw. ORLANDO. Fla
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1921-03-29

among the popular winter. visitors
"A0 Iel- Ter Ebsjr northern homes to
cav are tie following. VINO have been
pleasantly loltsed al season al 1I9
Halifax avenue, Mrs " 0. B3ppey
o- -ary-lai- MleA.. Mrs. Hannah John
SOB 81 Boswell Ind; AIRS, Della Kin
neg OF Worthwhile Nlca., and Ar and
Mrs. John Brewer nj 0neota. \ y.
They al hone to Tetern in November.
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1921-03-29
PENINSULA LOCALS

4 a 4 3 -
Attorney R L, selden- vas called
70 DeLand MONDAY on legal business.
he was accompanied BY Mrs. Selden
and little Lois and his mother. Mrs
Lora l. Seldea.
Quite g number al Young men at
tending me military school near Fan
Gallie PARK. spent sunday al the
Beach. Among them were J. X Ny
. ers, Rlaard Lord and H P. Port.
Among Triple City people visiting
DeLeon Springs Yesterday were no
iced. Mr. and Mrs. Henry Pollitz.
Misses Louis Hail. Geneva BRADSHAW.
Eaith Beers and Messrs. Lester her
sted and irving Jensen.
Mrs J. l. Capers has been notified
o. TIE death in Jacksonville Of ]. ".
Blocker father of Edgar Blocker. for
merry with The Peck Hendricks Store
company in Dsyion4. ard quite well
knows in the Triple Cities.
Nrs \ J. Embrv. Who has spent
The winter al the Plneaurst-N-ilIa
Marie. left Yesterday Tor SbakertoVIl
where She VIII open al once her popa-
isr summer hotel VITA Mrs. ). J.
BuEgin She has been very successful
here.
Nj and Nrs, " B Fudser Of
Jacksonville. with their son. ". Burt
Fudger. who IS a student at the Flor
ida Military Academy a. Magnolia
Springs and near Green Cove. spent
Sunday with ola friends al lha Beach.
Mr. and Mrs Fudger aga.n expecs t0
spe18 the SUMMER terc. Burt Is get
ting along wei al college and Ia. al
ready made the baseball team there
Contractor L J. Burdick is one Of
The Busiest men 10 the Triple Cities.
He has been obliged TO refuse several
good contracts for building because he
already has all he can DO He has
just broke ground for the handsome
new residence Tor B. 2 Bagge1t on
GranCview Avenue. al the corner OF
Oak Ridge boulevard This viii be
modern seven room home. with sub
stant al foundatolA basement and
every hing necessary TO make il up %
date.
Mr. and Mrs. C. Z Dav sson OF
Clsrksburg " Va who have been
among The 7un-- DeDfi4r and Srh--s--
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1921-03-29

Attorney R L. Selden- was called
TO DeLand Monday on lesal business.
he was accompanied By Mrs. Selden
and little Lois and his mother. Mrs
Lora l. Seldea.
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1921-03-29

MT- and Nrs " 3. Fudser OF
jacksonville with their son. " Burt
Fudger. who Is a student at the Flor
ida Military Academy a. Magnolia
Springs and near Green Cove. spent
Sunday with GA friends al the Beach.
Mr. and Mrs. Fudger sga.n expecs ID
Spe1d the s3,aHe: herc- Burt j. get
ting along We'll al college and Ia. AL
ready made the baseball team there.
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1921-03-29

&rs \. j. Embrv. VINO has spent
The winter al the Plneaurst-N Villa
Marie left Yesterday Tor Sbaker1oygrl.
where she VIII open al once her popa-
lar summer hotel VITA Mrs. ) J.
BuEgin She has been very successful
her,
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1921-03-29

Quite number al Young men at
tending Inc military school near Eau
Gall{e PARK. spent Sunday al The
Beach Among them were J. v. Nv.
ers, Rihard Lord and H p. Port.
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1921-03-29

Mrs J. L. Capers has been notified
II TIE death in jacksonville of J. "
Blocker. father Of Edgar Blocker. for
merry with the Peck Hendricks store
company in Daylona, ard quite well
6g0wI IA the Triple Cities
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1921-03-29

Among Triple City people visiting
DeLeoR Springs Yesterday were no
decd. Mr.. and Grs. Henry Polhtz
Misses Louis Hail. Geneva BRADSHAW.
Edith Beers and Mess-s. Lester her
sted and irving Jensen.
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1921-03-29

runsned In the Interests of oavtons Beach an.
seAsreeze SC copy-2oc per week
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-07-18
PARA C0NSTRUCCIONES
"RoYECToS. PIANOS Y 1Jk0u
oroR DE ToDA CLAsR
DE oBnAS,
FRANCISCO PONS
Sneeaiaes eivR
Tel lss v~a4 aAnsnF''., ?. =
aanSnTaa. r. D
Tel lA v@aA

recibieron las siguientes proposlclo-
mes: De Antonio Martinez, Areclbo,
s12,452.56; de Arturo Gonzalez Prado,
San Juan, $12, 1861.
Ell presupuesto de la administration
asciende a la suma de $13,344.90.
Para construction de un puente de
hormig6n armada de 10 metros de luz
sobre la Quebrada Arenas, carretera
No. 6, seccion Adjuntas-U Utuado.
Para la ejecucion de esta obra Sc
recibieron las siguientes proposicio-
nes:
De B. Roig Cruz, Utuado, $6,639.0O
De Pascasio Cancel, Utuado, 7,l75.7o
De M. Aparicio, Adjuntas, 6,5O4.5O
De Hipolito Caban, Arecibo, 6,654.69
De Victor Auffant, Ponce, 6,974.0O
De Juan de Jesus Melendez,
Areeibo. 6,453.5O
De Arturo Gonzalez Prado,
santurce. 6,59225
DE Pablo yechini, Ponce, 7,O5O2O
Ell presupuesto de la administration
asciende a la suma de $7,334.23.
La Junta de Subastas estudiara las
proposiciones presentadas, en- bfe-
We hara la correspondence recomen-
dacion al Comisionado del Interior.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-07-18
Ell exceso de temperature ha dadO lu-
gar suicides y que muchas per-
sOnas durmierah s0bre la arena.

New York, iulio.-Siete personals,
mas perecieron ahogadas en- las pla-
iyas cercanas New York, cuando CEN
tenares de miles de personals huian del
intense calor que reina en- la ciudad
desde el sabado. I'm desconocido, que
Sc supone perdera la razon causa
de la eXesiva temperature, Sc suicide
arroiandose sobre un reservoir, del
Parque Central.
Durante el dia, Ia policia dio cuenta
de que una persona habia fallecido de
postraci6n zen la ciudad v que nume-
rosas personas habian sido llevadas a
los hospitales, a consecuencia del ca
lor.
Las multitudes que buscaban aire
en- las playas, aver Y hoy, han sido
las mayores que Sc han registrado
en- la historic de las mismas. En- Co.
ney Island y otros lugares de expan-
sion, miles de personals durmieron ano-
che acostadas en- la arena para es-
ia noche son millares mas las que Sc
preparan a seguir ell ejemplo. Du-
rante la tarde, ell termometro lego a
los SO grades Fahrenheit, segun ell
bureau meteorological, sea diez gra-
dos mas que el promedio para este
tempo del ano.
Ell calor en- Atlantic City.
Atlantic City, N. J. julio 4.-Atlan-
tic City celebro uno de sus mas gran
DIES dias del A de julio. hoy, que fue
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-07-18
Protesta contra Ia Ley SEGA
Una gran manifestation recorrio Ia Quinta Ave.
nida en- protesta conua la ley prohibiconsta,
adhirendosee el pueblo que la presenciaba

del aqua para que las fiestas de bodas
pudieran ser alegres, reprOducfan la
parte de la Biblia que recomienda 'el
uso del vino para la seguridad del es-
tonnage.
En- algunos de los estandartes SO
recomendaba al pueblo que tOmase par
te en- la manifestation que Ia pro-
tesla Sc lleyara a cabo con seriedad,
explicando que los manifestantcS pc
dian la derogaci6n de Ii dtcima oc-
tava enmienda que M ley Volstead
Sc ''liberaliZara"
Cuando la manifestation termin6.
manifestantes Y cspectadoreS, con las
gargantas abrazadas por el calor. Sc
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-07-18

New York. julio 4-NumeroSOs neo-
yorquinos hiceron saber al mundO
en- el lila de hoy que no estdn confOr-
mes con la d9cima octava enmienda a
| Ia Constitution. Varios miles de per-
sonas organizaron una manifestation
de SedientoS pOr la Quinta Avenida
contra la prohibition Y varios milla-
res mas deSde las aceras v a 10 largo
de dos millas estuvieron aplaudi6ndO-
les.
Sc la llam0 manifestation SEGA. aun
que los manifeStantes estaban copioSa-
mehte sudadOS. La tarde fue una de
las mas calurosaS del alo, brillando
cl sol Il travts de una atmosfera hui
media que apenas permitfa la mas Ii
gera brisa.
FL alcalde Hylan sOnrefa en- el asien
del Madison Square. Todos los grupos
apaEdieron al Alcalde al pasar por
manifcstantes llcvaban banderas. en-
las que So lefan inscripciones invitan-
do Il todos a ser tcstigos del ''ultrajc a
IN lihertad personal contra el que
protcstahan.
Nj una Sola mujcr nj un nnO toma-
ron parte en- In manifestation. Estu-
vo compuesta Solamente por hombreS.
10 que parecfa poner de relieve que
los varones de la especie estan mas Sc
dieatns que sus companeras. TOdOs los
manifeStantes llevaban banderas anne
ricHnas mlichos usaban en Ia solapa
Dna bDtella en- miniature.
Tanaron partc en- la manifestation
mas dc treScicntaS OrganiZaci0neS.
nnas Glen de elias italianas. Las ban
das eiecntaron cancioneS euyos tftulos
son allisivos In ausencia de hcbi-
das.
l'no de los estandartes dc Ia mani
fpStaci6n decfa: la prohibition nos
ha sacado 81 sol de casa y nos ha me-
ti;lo Ia luna" Otro decfa Russia fue
SEGA Ell 1919 v loca en- 1921. ;C6mo Sc
siente usted:"
Tn tercer estandarte declaraba {:
''Cuatro lmillones de sOldados lucha-
ron por In liberiad Y recibieron como
premio la prohibition. ;C6mo?"
Los estandartcs petlian que todo el
mlntlo Sc diera cuehta de los perjui-
clos clusados por In prohibition a Ia
Marina Mercante americana. RecO-
mendaban la lectura de la Biblia como
medic de c0nocer qui6n hiZo el vino
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-07-18

souien puede yer que sufran los nlnoss g
sNenes CON parties del cuerpo at9Imen,las
,,ss nor una picaz6n terrihlel Parva.es
-, -, ipcstras ;nchazonesl iCaritas ycuerPe-
eitos de chiquillos desfgur2dos por en'eF-
medades de la pietl ,,.o. A,
JPorQuS no eyitarloe A las TaaaTes ,i1a,as as
HoS niIos que sufren, qaeremcs IA oiaIieGs I.G
I del Layol; del maraviiioso iiquido pnr'n,
csdor medicinal; que cieatriza. hinpls
cura. La Ultima inve1cAcn paf< eut'A '--'
enfermedades de la piei: 10
Ia priInera gotacoInplace y refresca .s. los
tenuefiueios. Toda co,ne26n desa taresei tatas.
la irritacion sc subyuga, vlene =
I Isufre I'd. de granos, errPciofes, Q RON
ekss que dan pisaz6n? +, Lsysl ,oc'e layrTa ;ens
VA rastras duras. esca mas. llagas hume
Sas & scaema que secreta ssua, 9 cilaiqItlssr ,I s :
otrc defectodel CUTS! Use una po,ella IS
Tayoi ytodo indicio de eslas enle' l'isN''-('e'
desaparecerd
Ei Lay0i 10 eiiEara. ,.,,,.s,s
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-07-18

introdujeron en- t0dos los estableci-
mientos de soda para refrescarse.
I'r0testd en- Jersey city
JJersey City, y. j.. julio 4.-varios
millares de personals celebraron una
manifestation 10 largo del boulevard
del Hudson, ell el dfa de hoy como pro
tesla contra la ley prollihicionista del
estado.
Tres camellos figuraron en- la mani
festaci6n. FL que iba casi Ia cabeza
de Ia manifestation estaba escoltado
por mnjeres.. En- sus jibas lleyaba una
caricatura de m fanatico prohibicio-
nista.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-07-18
sUBAsTAs DE oBRAs PUBL1cAs

Segln Sc habia anunciado, Sc cele-
braron aver en- la ofcina del Comisio-
nado del Interior, las siguientes su-
bastas:
Para la construction de una alcanta-
rilla de A metros de luz en- ell KIN. 2
de la carretera Caguas-San Lorenzo.
Para la ejecucion de esta obra Sc
recibieron las siguientes proposicio-
mes: De r. NJ. del Vale, San Juan,
/ S5,113.0O Y DR.. NJ. Paniagua, San
Juan, $5.045.19.
Ell presupuesto de la administration
asciende la suma de $5,395.57.
Para la construction de un puente de
hormigon armada de 20 metros de Ion
gitud sobre el Rio Carreras, carretera
Morovis-Corozal.
! Para la ejecucion dc esta obra sc
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-07-18
FRENSA GRAE'1,A
ESPANOLA

ABc. /! /. Ees
I'll ssa.
Esfera-
EspsiSa-
ttasm6polis
Naevo Mun5e.
NaadO Graiiee.
ifasas Seiectas.
rsanrr Negvn.
asin-;ss fsrafira-
Pevista Cervantes-
sIrade,ler del Munda,
I.a M,,da E.eaante t.n<.t-saA
s3i la iAtesAsnss p 10 ssia~ Rs
yIafa~ alg.aaas ntcas y Desc
suscribirse cstHlpFas n68,sr;
suekUs, plda inforiwee al TeiSt'-
uO Na. 9SS
LlRREEsy4 vttEpa.
Salvador Brau, baios del DR.. Aware,
valaes
ssn Juan. Puerto Rico.
Npta.--
Los RESIDENCES en- Ia isia, fos
dem pedir infoFres aumeret
sueltos Pcr C. o, ID. al Boz s6I
FEilPE CARPOs,
A9sasn
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-07-18
Tremendo calor en- New YoIk

tambien uno de los mas calurosos en-
muchos amos.
La invasion de personals que llega-
ron aver Y hoy, por ferrocarril, Sc
hace ascender entire 250,0OO a 100000.
Los trenes llegaban hoy, intervalos
de un minute, y ell Board Walk, al
mediodia, presentaba una masa soli-
da desde ell interior de Chelsea.
Apenas Sc notaba una pequena ra-
faga de aire y varios termometros acu
saban los noventa grades. Sc calcula
que veinte Y cinco mil automobiles han
llegado a fines de la semana. Esta
noche eran tan grande la multitud
en- las estaciones ferroviarias, que va
rias mujeres Sc desmayaron.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-07-10
Signs of the Times

Genuine summer weather has
dr,,,,, -oo,l, a., ,o,...,d.s IN long
drive ,rr.o ,,, ,,,,,,r,, ga 10 ,ho
spnts ,hou, ~, c,,,. no,nd f1, cooI
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To. dn,inr. ~, ,.,li, rh r,t,t,o
tr,.r,a 80 ~, ,, 'n.,,,,,
lar tr,dn' 'oioc, I,,aIi,,,. ror,tes ,,,
tho .,.,,,,,,o, o.. [, ,,,! -, s,,-,al
bri1r. - ''''i A." .nLrrl 80,
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The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-07-10
SOCIETY-EDITORIAL

,.. ........., .t,.., 4. All. I4,-
I''.''' Hff. N''''-.' '"''B '"'"' H"''
was yr'ipw and pInE nnd shown ~
.,.,r,..,.,e ocI .t,,... s,,r4v,cr blooms
rr.ph..r ~. ts, coming nuptal
,..,. v.f,,i,,- f,.,i,. h.y- r,gncr ,cS
n. ..., .r,,..,r p-,ugh,ut ,hc
r..,.., ,,t ,sr., airc,ro-r were
l........y ,.t1, ti.,r,.. rp the game.
V.. g.. ,.,.,.. ana ~, l. n ~
lima, y,p a., vhu,a,,,v ,,I~ne,
N-.t nrd Nlp, Con,tnnt,r. dsterr
oft ID. ,.ton,,. clu,' cntrrtninrd ~
tUn. .pr, .pa,,i,l Irtdr. IaNriv orchid
tar,t pr.,,ii,1 4, rruurr flowers
Ir tt. rrniqoa,, Cruanutir home.
Nn..., s,Idu. VIVA th, mode Of en-.
f.,,j,ucnf nna i, thc rpme Mira
1...r. InuInrnJor and N-s Thomas
t,ur won honor" The guest lls'
n r1,' with Niw riieppi-,ck. Noa-
dui-,r FuIt li C.scbrrr &c.,. G. e..
N.l.frpu,. = Nrryrlr Wrikc~. In
,iI V,Hllrr. Env krrHlpr. Daniel
I.uu.n. ,u.vin. luloa GongttutIn.
Isu.|rla I,yM H~o.. ue Robert q.
i....tfI,.. rriu' NUn-i. EuIrn'
n..rf4r nrout NlNrealea. Niasos
.1.l, I,n.l. Ecitv Corairr.. JuIict'
I.u, f...o u.uInrp ALrsuorltc
N,rln nuG ttriruac Connolly NrH
lt..Y. ~ t1aonrur. Ir. entertained
aI auction lrit-a ou Tu,slly IN h,r
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npr,. lnlHrtrp charm with its rru.
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Parties

Mrs. Walter T. WriEhts informal
luncheon in her home on Saturday
concluded weeks cycle of beau
tiful prc-nuptial courtesy 10 Miss
Ruth Fitzpatrick, who becomes the
bride of MIR Eugene Cons'autln, ir"
on the morning Of Thursday, July
"a, the wedding to be q very inn
prcssive and beautiful carly morning
affair. Mrs. WfFhts gue'ts NUM-
bored 10 and these were intimate
girl friends OF the honor guest. \
color scheme Of green and white was
used for the Handsomely arranged
table. shasta daisies and delicate
form croatirg a very inviting picture.
Mrs. G. G., Armstrong auction
bridge ana miscellaneous shower on
friday afternoon In her home on
South Cheycnn" aycnu" was also
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church arc having lawn plrty At
the knights OF Columbus home on
Friday evening
Announcement has Just been
made of the approaching marriage
of Miss Eugonia Blanch Ashton OF
this city daughter Of Mrs. Frank
I'm Eugene Ashton Of Portland.
Ore, to Mr.. Arthur Manlcy Wid.
dows Of Pawhuska The wedding
viii be quietly ceigabrat"d Sa'ur-
day July iG, in the Trinity Episco-
pal church, Rev. Rolfc Pomeroy
Crum performing the ceremony,
and tho couple will leave immcdi-
ately for san Diego, cal. Miss ASH
ton is commander Of tulsa billet,
No. 2, American Women's overseas
league Of oklahoma, and during
the war saw service in France, Italy
and the Balkan states with the
American Red Cross.
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Informal

MIR Lee MrIirncy entertained
group of young girls with q thcater
party on Wednesday evening IN hnn-
or uf his ueicc, Miss Dorothy MCIiir-
ncy After the thcatcr, ices and
cakes were acrvcd at the Superior
Tea Rooms, There were II In the
marty
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Nisaos Dorothy and UcIen Macon
of Ninnu aud Miss Ruth Livingston
of Alton. who hpvo boon guests ot
Nlto Kathryn Donohoo at hcr SUI
nurhnu homo the pact wook. have
boon receiving much lovely attcn-
iiuu. MiRs Douuhoo entertained
With a swimming party ana break
faHt ON Wednesday morning. her
rrr4ta hciue besides Ihr house party,
Nsa,- Jean Alexander. Toe kovc,
Wnlfr,d S'ohl. Pauline circuit.
Nura'llDttc Grant. inruc and Louise
Gardner uf I,fHhuuEh Pa. and Miss
Iduh Singleton This was followed
hr informal parties r,vcn bv Misc
Jean Alexander I'm witch tho same
EuCstF wore entertained on Friday
afternoon Mrs W. ! Eifchic gave II
motor ride fur the trio of guests and
their hostess and ON saturday after
noon Niaa Wintfrcd Stnhl enter
biucd with u line party and lunch-
CON on Friday evening Mlp' Mar
,ollettc GtaniH party dane" In her
homo uu Independence aNcuur was
pretty rourtcW. Carnations and
rop,s prevailed ~ decorations and
ir"s and raltos were served. The
rucst Inst included Miss Douohoo and
h'r visitors. Missce Geraldine Gil-
gen. Mnvmo ana Marie circuit. Wini-
fred Stuhl Toe KAYE. Leslie strait,
Eltth Singleton Lillian Booth. Nir-
r'ut1 Muffin. Alino Grant. Joan AlcS-
3udcr. Inruc and Louise Gardner,
Mossrs Norris Crutchfield. George
Davis, william McEuhlmnn. John
simmons, Jack and william white,
Harry Bohnctold, Jack kavc. T.. G.
Grant. George Davis Henry Walter,
Robert Booth. J1mea kaufman,
Roland SurbCr