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Omaha daily bee., 1921-12-04
Cardinals Best in
National League

Umpire Quigley of the National
league is authority for the statement
that the St. Louis Cardinals rank as
the strongest club in that league.
The late reporting of Third Baseman
Milton Stock and the fact that dur
ing the first six weeks of the season
only Haines and Mays were in con-
dition TO pitch. explains the failure
OF the Cardinals to finish higher.
Quigiey is positive that the team that
beats St. Louis in 1922 will win the
National league pennant.
Omaha daily bee., 1921-12-04

~ ~ P'VO~D'''sy
that this match will take place.
Benny and his manager will make
tour of the country, according 10
Gibson, and will cndeavor to dis
courage welterweights who think
they have a chance to grab Britton's
crown. The plans OF the lightweight
premier will keep him busy all win
ter. Benny is dated to meet Pinkey
Mitchell in Milwaukee and Young
Denny in New Orleans.
Omaha daily bee., 1921-12-04
Paddock Sets Eye
On 4lO Dash Mark

Los Angeles. Dec 5.-Char1es w.
Paddock, holder OF several worlds
records in sprint races, has recon-
sidered his decision never TO run
again and will attempt to lower the
worlds record for the 440-yard dash
sometime during the next season. He
will again represent the University OF
Southern California.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-07-04
MS0!gLLEK
GAYETY PREVAILSAT
COUNTRY CLUB TODAY
FOURTH OF JULY Is occAs1oa ron
SOCIAL. FOLK TO GAr"A AT
wHEELIHG's rAvoRIrE
RESORT
Big Dinner Dance VIII Bring To Con
clus,ou Vertaole Hound OF
Pleasure Tonight

'Sr,,..ln= c,'G VIII rv?nir ~ large
rY,,b,.- :, '.., h"art.fGl country Tub
o-l ~ ,L., .."= a steady stream Of
G,c-.>.:> Fourth enthusiasts will crowd
- a.. ,.,o,H.~S ~: thus tLNor,t" h.tlto0
r~>n-. :, pursue their tAvor;;" rlSt!nH
en-. c-un .hn heat I2i noise II the
o.. =.
r-a-r1n Gui',' n hsrpinE with the
o,r.t~.on that means niuch 20 every pa
.-.rt..' N,.r, has been mapped out and
49,. r'.:1 members Anticipate one If the
,ot.,..>, limos ever enjoyed. Opening n"
Hal sill - tn h.,Ndi,ap Eo.t match
2"C,Tr:HS "Hr,y IN ~" morning anil
which vii like'y cCa:tUuc Z Eo"dly part
- the day. Whv"l:Nc'S E"'f enthusiasts
arc many and lively game t7"n star;
20 finish Is looked for. with old and
Young joining IN their tavor!tc sport
\ far sized gathering ~ spectators V"!!!
D. out for the occasion. and altogether
the mos N"rUlJr spot IN the vicinity
ch'> afternoon Will b. the club links.
HonoriaG thar visitors IN the city.
quite = f"w q III" $OCi1, leaders have
planned dinner parties 20 proceed" tho
c'I!or,.t" dane ~ The club tonight.
vh:ch event will bring - 4 close one
of ;hr most delightful celebrations eve7
held AZ this resort; The dinner guests
W:r tax n" capacity OF the spacious
club rooms. and promising the final
touch - rrrf"rt evening. SpanSler'S
orchestra has boon Secured 20 furnish
one Ct their Justly famous dane" PRO-
grams.
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mobile owned and driven by Joseph \.
Kncschc. Of Monument Place. being
showed or the road two miles west Of
L!oydsyille yesterday afternoon about
= o'clock by a truck Of the Freedom Oil
Company.
Although her condition j. not serious
size IL suffering from her Injuries. ~
midnight sh. was resting as we'll AS
could be expected.
The accident In which Mrs. 1i",NI"
was Injured occurred as Mrs. ii".vi"
and Mr.. and Mrs. kneSchc wer" RETURN
Ing to Wheeling from an all day auto
r.obi!e trip. They were coming toward
Wheeling at the time Of tho mishap.
II is said the oil truck WAS running
In the middle OF the road AMI Mr..
knrsrhr had sounded his horn several
times. As he thought the driver had
swung toward the right II III" road h"
attempted u pas; the truck.
The driver of tho oil truck apparently
failed TO hear Mr.. kn"schc'S warning.
for he Swung TO the left again. and
pushed the smaller machine OF tn" road
into the ditch. The truck itself was
forced 10 leave the road and went over
d Eight emhankmcnt.
As the kncSchc machine struck III"
ditch. II turned over, rinning tn" """u-
rants beneath. Several persons pas sing
In machines rendered asSiStanC" and lift
I'd the wreck from the occupants. 1t
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About People
Movements OF Individuals To Ana
Prom The City.

Miss Ill, ". Richards ~ "a" Webster
SCHOOL, is attending tn" summer session
OF the University Of Columbia In Nc"
York City.
Miss Mildred Peterson las RETURNED IL
her home at WaShinSt""' "a. MI,f
spending the past week VISITING "ltl
fr!rIds IN this "ity.
Mrs. Laura SerIS and son Henry ~
this city wIll leave III" irS' OF q" w""N
for New York. rhi!,ldclph,. Washing
,ou and other eastern points ." thri'
VACATION. -,
for Sev"ra. months at h'r h"!n" ="
NarIruod avenue. "a% reported !" b.
somewhat better last evening.
Mrs. Joseph Bcran"k and 50" Of thsr-
lesion. ". Va. viii lra!c for tA"r'
Saturday after an extended visit III t"l-
Mr.. and Mrs James S,.t!w"N AMI
daughter. MISS Catherine. II WIr~"Ud
left Saturday for rlt'>hGrEh Wh"r'' ICY
nj! Sp"ud ~" r"Gvth ut July VISITING
relatives and friends.
Mr.. pan Dean AMI daughters. Misses
L"l,, ami Marc"ll., II Ninr'v,"t sire;
Warwooi. left saturday fer 'n!cAS",
yh.rc thcy will Sp,ud t."ir vacation
Visiting with RELATIVES and friends.
Miss Elizabeth S,"inti"h"r hns rc'
turned :" her home ~. Nineteenth -,ir""t'
WaTvoud. after n visit :" GrtN'N.,'. -
Miss trace kArr "i Nar"""d l. spend
Ing fcw days listing VIA tri""dS IN
HirtSburEE.
August Wasna.,h. ore f N" MON,
I"r$ OF IL" Wheeling mr. d'yarNn"n'
Ing his vacation At Atlantic city.
Miss Lac, Miller oC Wa-w""d is
yp"ndinc the ~.tI.cnd With relatives
and friends IL ItttShurg,r IA.
~. and Mrs. George III" AMI GauGh.
tcrs Of South M%r&ooi avenue. lett
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-07-04

"Wednesday Afternoon. July S. Will be
ladies' pay a. ~" Masonic ClI5 In the
Scottish E',N Cathedral EcGinnsnS at
$50 O'Clock th"r" viii " q card PARTY
exclusively Tor N" ladies' and al SIX
O'Clock dinner viii be SeC"cd 70 both
MasorS and their ladies. This AFFAIR IS
one Of the regular monthly events put
irto eject SOm"iiiu" ago. \ large at
te9danc" i cNps"t"d- and sine" interest
IS stealth. c-owiuS in these delightful
club AFFAIRS. 4 NOR" than commonly
pleasant tim" j. looked for Wednesday.
Mrs. Louis v. Ernst Is hostess for this
occasion and reservations may % made
BY calling the club telephone :c6 not
'at"r than Tuesday evening.
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Saturday by automobile for Buck"r''
LAX" ~hcr" they viii spend = couple
weeks visiting.
Mss Kutn Myers % the North Enl
~ spending 4 tcw da!S Visiting In
IittsLurSh. Pa.
nfurcr tr.,rh l:...d &c the local police
department. - Spending his Vacation 1T
Buckeye Lake.
Mis- Betty Wilson If N,urwvod g
sp"rdiu.; the W"-k-"ad with relatives
and friends in Pittsburgh.
Miss ,'hta"rin" lkrunkhauS Of SEVENTH
street. Warwo"u. l. spending her Naca =
ton AZ buckeye Lake.
Mrs. ben Clark has returned /" H.:
Aom" In Westminster. II. G.. after visit.
ing her parents. MIR. ana Mrs. l.. l.
.<uok" nt South WLrwu"d avenue.
Miss 'Gar,, Henderson will r~turn to
her home in Warwood Tuesday after =.
short Visit with friends H. Pittsburgh.
Mr.. AND Mrs. Donald D"ttrick uC cen
ter WarwU"d. ar" spending Il few Ia! ;
win Mrs. l'citrlrk'S parents 1T Nannl-
ha'. q.
NJ. arI Mrs. lay Walhinrton OF
fh:'lh"l1hia. Pa. lot yesterday after
noon for Indiana. "a. hrf"r" r"turmins
h"m" f"!l"winr = visit with Mrs. Wad-
dinrtou'S moth"r. Mrs. T.. +: Note OF
Eighteenth street. Warwu"G.
Joseph Jurrr"nS uC tn" Island loft
yesterday morning for Springfield. -.
wh"r" il" viii spend he tcurth OF July
visiting with friends.
Miss A!ir" Wilkinson. uf Wnodlawn.
las returned hum" after AN :.hS"n"" q!
the past year spent IN Toledo. o.. where
Sh" attended tn" T"l"d" lnSti,ut" %
Musical Art. Sh" vas accompanied 10y
Mrs. Howard l.. Wilkinson. Jr and lit
t'r daughter. RIA Jeanette. VIII" viii
remain here for visit with relatives.
Mr.. ana Mrs Fred -SrhorpI,ncr and
family AID Nj fr'd Mayer. the p"pu-
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THREE

was at first thought all three had es-
capped. but as soon as the wreckage was
cleared il was found Mrs Helvie had
been injured.
Mrs. IIclvic was r"m"E"d TO welcome
Inn, where pr. pr"nu"n Of Lloydsville
was called. He rendered ;lrst aid and
ordered her r"ruoS-d :" 4 hospital. The
l. G.. iI"Siup ambulance of Martins
Ferry was called and brought Mrs.
IIcivi" to tho local hospital where she
is ttt"Ii"d ny nr. i. \. McGregor.
Mrs. H.lvi" i or" Of tho most prom
mont ladies IN III" entire Wheeling
district. During III" f"w years she has
been located here. IN" has established
Il large r:rcI" Of friends.
Several weeks -" she rendered her
resignation as pastor "f the local
church. Sh" WAS to have left town
within the near fUtur" for Chicago
whrr" Sh" Was 10 hay" entered the Chi
raSn University an! from rherc to have
gone on West TO california.
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Merr-Le

MISS Marjorie L." and James Merritt
were married by Rev. |. NJ. kniHe. pas
tor CC United Presbyterian church NJ
the parsonage In tair2ont on Saturday.
June twen,y-iirth. They ,ett lmmedt-
a,c.y tcr honeymoon trip Including
R,icEtye Lake and other Interesting
points N tho central part OF IN" state
- OHIO. Roth Young rnlES are popular
ard both reside At t"!ontO~r. ..
Following rhci- return Wednesday =
G,-~.- was >erv ed IT til" HON" % the
brides PARENTS IN Uni"ntown. which In
r'vded cn'y the members Of the two
families. Following this p roussnS ser
Grad" was given Thorn At which time
'hel- may friends extended ConSratuia-
ti~rS all best wishes.
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Many Picnic Parties

In addition To the many local i''"i'
crowds seeking relaxation and n" Nu't
OF the count-y over Sunday. an .unuSu-
all, large NUMBER OF motor parties
sought the nearby resorts - spend
their week end and IN" Fourth Of July
Then there Acre others VII" m"tor"d 70
Mountain Lake lark. Deer iHi|. littS-
r,.rEh buckeye Lake. Cedar Point aud
tho dozen and one other hauntS 81 tn
sumner pl,nauyc-$cchcr Many "i IN
,,cation!S,s cl"rtrI 4 camping trap -
,hr.r idea q. how to spend =" ldc''
Fourth.
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Monday evening. July IS, starting
from the local wharf 1T I:3O O'clock.
members OF the Eoff street Temple SIS
terhood and their friends NIL sail
aboard the steamer Verne Swain for
8, three-hour plraSur" trip on the Ohio.
Dancing, music and games Will pass The
happy hours and there will ," refresh
m.n,s aplenty for all. ESPECIALLY for
the occasion. a full moon has been or
d.red. and that alone Is worth SotGG
70 se". FOR I, would be hard 70 ind .
more beautiful BIT OF scenery than tho
Ohio river With It's shure-line% and no
water bathed In silyery moonlight.
Tickets may Do secured from Sister
hood members IN advance. az when ca
raclty Is sold no more can ~ procured.
Get In early.
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MRS. HE[V|E IS
SEVERELY HURT
IN AUTO M|SHAP
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Kneschs Escape
Un1njursd
Popular Woman Has Collar Bono Broken
and Other wounds

Rev. FEra cook Helvie, Of i6@ -Four
tecnth street. formerly pastor If tho
First United Presbyterian church or MS
city. who's" resignation h"ca'"" "f""tl'"
last Sunday night Is in IA" OHIO Valley
General hospital. suffering from a severe
fraCtrrr Of the collar hone. Il severely
snr,Incl wriS, ai!h "a number # bruises
about the body, 80 thc result Of Al aUto-
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-07-04
Dance for Friday.

Next Friday evening; lu.; 'N
Whcriiu; park. IL" second Il - ser.c'
Of summer dances being sN"n y car
roll court. Catholic I'Aucht.rs &C Nw,'i-
ca. Hill hc held. Miss JcAn"itc M"!e;l.
"m, OF i:,,' r!-,rIaru in charge. - busy
at work With her committee arr'ncinc
for the cent and qHitr delightful
time is anticipated. Manages orchestra
viii fur:..Sh the music.
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Columbia Club Dance.

: serl"S Of summer dance; VIII h"
held at NN"ciinE park. beginning Thur
day evening. July :. and r"nfIuuid.;
every week throughout IN" summer nhi'!
tho par,> closes. rs usual, tn" tu.uH-
IIa club sponsoring these dance events
H. arranging something welt worth Will"
for their friends and tn" dances WI
,,, conducted along the sam" line As IN"
winter and spring dances hcld III e."
Columbia auditorium. G"orE" Horn -
chairman In chHrH" AMI any suggestions
tending 10 add t. thu !"@Sur& Ct tae
noes should Dc made g. him.
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friends He Is not expected TO return
L. 49, home until Tuesday morning.
Miss Margaret jenkins has returned
20 MCAIcch"n after spending her Naca-
ten with her parents Mt HARTFORD W.
Va
Mr.. and Mr.. II. l." Poole and son.
David. have rcturnd TO their home on
south Warruod avenue. following
short visit with relatives ~ Falrmont.
W Va.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-07-04
CHURCH COUNCIL MEETS.

the monthly business session Of tie
council Of ~. First J.nrlI:n Lutheran
church will be held Wednesday evening
at s o'clock. instead II Monday. On &C
count oft being Independence DAY. All
',unciImcn a-C urged 10 BE- present; as
4 runIb.r "f very important church
matters are 10 be ,JnSidc:rd.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-07-04

nieces OF tho bride. Mac Damscl ard
Eleanor stump. were IN" h"w"r girls
ard Hcrc charming IN dainty ltt"
r-oCk". Tho bride Mas given n mar
r'asc b. William stump. while Mur'eI
toe acted as best man.
Following tho ccremc3! N"udinS
d!DHcr vas served and Immediately after
tn" bride and groom left rcr an EASTERN
tri7. H"ch :ouns pccs!" are graduates
oF Wheeling Nigh and ar" wc!i known.
Thy viii r1aE- Their honl" IL Jackson
ytlc. Fla. whcr" Nj. hurU"r - con-
r"ctcd With the Southern .Protuc" ,om-
TGny.
The following ANNOUNCEMENT IS bei0s
reserved hy friends OF tho young couple:
Mrs. Mary H. DawSe'
announce; the marriage ut her
daughter
Dorothy NtrSin'a
NJ. Hrnry- Willard korncr
on Tuesday. June the tW-nty-eishh
uInetccn hundred and tHcnty-on"
Wheeling. ". Va.
Al home after
July twentieth
Jacksonville. Florida
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Early July Event

y pretty. but Gu'"t wedding NIL De
Nolcrn:2ed n">t Saturday july ,. when
Miss Care Fo:t. popular younS LADY
IT this city becomes the. hrid' ~ Walter
Rruhn. also OF Wheeling. The details
81 the event are kept secret tor the pres
ent and the ceremony IS OF much inter
"st n the man friends of the Young
people who are w"ll known throughout
'Na civ
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Annual Picnic

Liberty Review No. So. Womens
Benefit Association Of the Mar'aeccS.
will Mold their annual Ticat" neat
Thursday. July :. at the Fair Grounds
\ progra m has been mapped out FOR thH
benefit OF the young folks. which vii
include games and contests. for which
prizes Will be awarded. and prizes VII
also be awarded In I series "r races
4 May Pole dance will be one Of tho
most p,eaSurahlc features OF the day.
For the older folk there will D" many
pleasing pastlnr&. and - large crowd
Is expected on this occasion. Well filled
BASKETS Of goodies will y" taken /" tho
picnic grounds and tho day PROMISES
10 be on cof real pleasure.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-07-04

The Christian Mothers OF St. Alphon-
sus church will entertain with another
81 their very pleasant euchre parties
Tuesday evening. July 8. In the Dar'ora
Of the Columb!s Club. Handsome
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Garden rrty.

\ feature 90 the garden party I" he
x, 81 newt Tuesday and Wednesday.
July AMI :. by ~" ladies ~ -.
Jo>rph'i cathedral. Will y" thc dinner,
:u- which An exceptionally large num-
k"- OF RESERVATIONS are already received.
From u 5 o'clock each evening din
nN7 Will hr served at tables arrange!
on me spacious lawn q the Cathedral,
rcSIdrur". \ delicious menu. such az
the Christian Mothers Society alone
can prepare. Will hc set before the
guests. and an efficient committee OF
ladies' from the society will serve. Mrs
Elizabeth Mct;anncn and Mrs. Elizabeth
Kelly are general ChairnrU II charge.
Observations for dInnrr may y" m2d-
with Very Rev. O. X. Moe. V. g.. and
following IS = list or tMvs" 'Nho have
already secured places:
RI. Rev. I. J. ponahue. II. II
Very Rev. q. II. N0ya. V g.
Rev. Edward f. Weber.
Rev. I. +. Browne.
Rev. Thomas J. Garrett
Re-. Owen Lemon.
McSSrS.--
+ ]. busch Thomas Is. Mckcen
James J. Malonry NJ. J. Culiinaa
Or. g. A. W!neerter Thomas Mciu!San
J. y Ea2dian ". :. Zoos:
Henry y. Hess J. +. He'll
l.. 4. Rab.g John G. Hoffman
MrSdameS-
=. g. Mct'adden. Sr. Rose Welty
Matilda Truschcl Mimi" X. Co"sAlan
Anna II. Haynes
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prizes will no awarded N" "inncTs In
n" games, and refreshments wiN he
Served. Mrs. George ivrn IS s'a"rAi
c!.Lirwan in charge.
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t." Wedding OF MISS T;suaz"u c. Mc7-
rIct and John l.. Nesb!tt. OF s.. CARS
willie. VAS Sol"mnizei at tho HON" % tho
brides PARENTS. NJ. and Mrs. W. A. Mer-
rift. near unioUtoSn. O.. Thursday at
nigh rcorn. The ceremony vas per-
formed By pr. J. *. t;itfcn. assisted b.
Rev. -. :. Ncllor. Mrs. EmTo Gitfen
played tho wedding march and Dr.. Is b.
riirfen rendered two beautiful solos.
Following til" ceremony I wedding
dinner was served and later tie bridal
ro,:plc departed on an eastern wedding
tour. They will ," at home TO their
many friends in -. C.airsyile after
July -.
The following guests were present:
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1921-04-10

Strickland, Barbara McAnster, Janet
Geralds, Mary Alice Pepper, Grant
land Caro-, Rosetta Fronchstein, Gym
thia Brosnaham.
Boys Chorus-The Boola Song-J.
p. Stokes, Charles Pinney, Leslie Bo-
gan, Jamie Jingles, jerome Connor,
John Tatom, Walter Graham, Walton
Mum, James Alexander Russell NJ.
Caughan, Storm Brown.
Folk Song-"The Cuckoo and the
Neutrality-suspicious. Pourtales, Mary
Mitchell, Mary Ray, Glenna Strickland,
Janet Geralds, Mary Alice Pepper,
Margaret McCaskill, Barbara Largue,
Willie Mae Arnold. Mary Locklin
Moore, Dorothy Ceruti.
Sailor Lads and Lassies' Dance
Arthur Jones, John Murfree, Gilbert
Gentry, Joe Siddons, James String
field, Lenwood Williams, Harold Will
liams, Mary Elizabeth Martin, Sue
White, Helen Saunders, Violet Holmes,
Willie Marble. Winnie Webb, Margar-
ct Wells.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1921-04-10
ENTERTAiNS FOR
LITTLE SON.

Mrs. Edward p. Noble entertained
yesterday afternoon at her home, oil
W. Garden-st, the occasion being the
second anniversary of Edward p, Jr.
Many games dear to the heart of chill
dren were played, among them being
that of pinning the tail on the donkey.
For this a ball was awarded to Harold
Dimitry and a kewpie doll to Gladys
Guillot.
After the games the guests were in
vited into the dining room where the
table, beautiful in Battenburg over
pink, presented an alluring picture.
The centerpiece was a huge birthday
cake with two brightly burning can
dies. After these we're extinguished
by Master Edward, the guests were
served with candies, fruit and ice
cream.
Those who enjoyed the afternoon
with Master Edward were: Mary Jane
and Gladys Guillot, Ethel Scholl, Anne
lie Bach, Dorothy, Margaret and Caro-
line Vilar; Helen and Ruth Watson,
Hermio Harrington, Agnes and Flor
ence Walker, Marjory Ruggs, Daniel,
Hortense and Doyle Nee, Anita Ship
ley, William Merritt, Ernest Bredig-
hauser, Tetro Roses. Edwin Hansen,
Marcia Maruch, Harold and Cliff Dim
TRY, Bob Jernigan, John and Herbert
Weber Carl Bovee, Marie Roses and
Baby Osborne.
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SOCIE Y
CALENDAR OF
FUTURE EVENTS

Monday, April II
Circles of Missionary Society Of
First Baptist church. at $3.50. Cir
Gle No. l with Mrs. Ada Mcclellan
907 e. Cervantes street; Circle No.
2. Mrs. A M. Henderson, go n.
9TH avenue; Circle No. 3, Mrs. J
Il. Davis Yonge, 1920 N. Baylen;
Circle No. 4, with Mrs. NJ. Il. Will
son.
Rehearsal of Katchy- Koo, 1880 p. m.
at old Liberty theatre.
Meeting of the Rebecca Lodge at s
p. m.
Tuesday, April 12-
Psychology club to meet at l. o. o.
h. hall at p. m.
Thursday, April A..
Daughters of Wesley" to meet with
Mrs. John Pace in the evening.
Friday, April 15-
Benefit performance at Clubbs
school.
Woman's Auxiliary of First Presby-
terrain church, at church, at 4
o'clock.
Saturday, April IS
Dinner dance at Country club.
Ladies society to conduct sale.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1921-04-10
INTERESTING TRIP AROUND
THE WORLD.

John Purdy, Jr., has arrived in New
York City after making most inter
esting trip around the world. He left
New York City last June and sailed
down the Atlantic coast through the
Panama canal to SaIina Cruz, Mexico,
Honolulu, Toxic, Kobe, Japan, Shang-
hal, then up the Yangste river to Han
kau, China; Singapore. Clumbo, on
the Isle of Ceylon; up the Red Sea to
Port Said and Cairo, Egypt. While in
Cairo he saw the Sphinx and Pyra-
mids., He also stopped in Bigorta, AZ
RIGA, thence through the Mediterran-
can Sea, through the Straits of Glib
raltar, around the coasts of Spain and
France to Rotterdam, Glasgow, Scot
land, and Halifax, Nova Scotia, then
to New York City. He will visit Wash
ington, d. c., and Nashville before re-
turning home this summer.
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ernnon and last evening the principals
and older choruses had their first try
out" Every one was delighted with
the first reading of the piece. The
lines and situations are universally
clever and much hilarity resulted in
adjusting we'll known local people to
the roles and hearing them read some
OF the comedy lines for the first time.
Not only does 'cKatcha-Koo" tell an
original and amusin ing STORY, but there
are also many brilliant dances. The
Aud Lang Syne group, Polo dance
Oriental Veil dance and Dixie
groups. especially are unique and effec-
tive. Rehearsals are held in Liberty
theatre daily.
Miss Robinson, the director, accom-
pHshed so much at the first rehearsaIs
that the committee was quite carried
away with enthusiasm. From the start
1t can be seen that "'Katcha- Koo' will
have all the ear marks of the best pro-
fes5ional road plays.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1921-04-10
IN HONOR OF THREE
VISITORS

Mrs. John v. Price entertained Fri
day afternoon in honor of Misses Sar-
ah and Margaret Davis. of Oakgrove,
Ala, the guests of Miss Majorie
Yonge and Miss Mann Cheires, of
Tallahassee, sister of Mrs. Price. A
trip was made by motor to the naval
air station, Fort Barrancas and other
points of interest in Pensacola, fol-
lowed by a delicious course luncheon
at the Rest-a-while tea room. In
vited to share this courtesy with the
honorees were: Miss Marjorie Yonge.
Miss Evelyn Thornton, Mrs. Henry
Yonge, Mrs. Philip Buck and the hos
tess, Mrs. Price.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1921-04-10
MEETING OF THE
WOODMAN CIRCLE.

Oak Grove, No. 4, Woodman Circle,
held most interesting and important
meeting Thursday Afternoon. At this
meeting several new officers were
elected to finish out the term of 1921.
The following is complete list of the
officers, wit hthe exception of the
banker, this office to be TILED at the
next meeting, Thursday, April IA:
Guardian, Catherine Brown; ad-
wiser, Title Bernard; chaplain, Cora
Everhart; clerk, Cora Gordon, outer
sentinel, Mrs. Chas. Rieichman; inner
sentinel, Nancy Mobiles; LIST manager,
Rosa Barrow; End manager, Ella Cum
ingham; Sd manager, Abel Roberts.