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Pueblo chieftain., 1921-10-29
WESTERN COMBINATIONS

IVES No.>
As a special escort to General Per-
shing in the recent memorial services
in France there was organized a COM
posite battalion of picked men, sixteen
from each rifle company Of the Eighth,
Fifteenth and Fifth infantry regi-
ments. Leslie Nandegrit, Colorado
boy from Durango. was chosen from
company X and was doubtless pres
ent at the placing OF medals OF honor
on graves of the unknown in Paris
and London. Those fellows doubtless
presented such marching as did honor
10 American soldiery but they were
put thru some arduous drilling.
The Christian Endeavor World pub
lished at Boston and the Sec America
First Magazine" published in Sheboy-
gan, Wis. contain on thS!r title pages
in recent issues pictures of Canon City
scenery. The former publication which
reaches a million or more readers
every weeq shows under the caption
"A Mountain Road in Colorado" a pho
tographic reproduction Iisxio inches
in size. Of u section Of the road to the
top of the Royal Gorge, and the lat
ter a fine protogravure of the Giant
Monolith" in Red canons park.
A railroad strike will not tic things
up after all in eastern Colorado. but
the plainsmen are not so independent
as they thought. Already in the first
part of the week roads on both sides
OF the Kansas line were impossible
with mud. Mondays rain having fol-
lowed a long drouth. Then came rains
of Wednesday night and Thursday, so
that wide flat territory Is sea OF
mud.
Delegates from walsenburg to Legion
convention at Kansas City: August 7.
Unfug. F. II. Unfug.' George Dick. a.
d. Farrior. James Allison. Tom Har-
ron, Lucius Sanchez. Mr.. and Mrs.
Price OF La Vcta Mr.. and Mrs. Berry,
Mr.. and Mrs. Gum OF Pryor.
Miss Pixies Peak was in Denver yes
terday trying out her elegant new
gown and getting her baggage tagged
for Kansas City. along with her two
maids of honor. Even Lcadville want
cd to contribute decorations and COM
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-10-29

hard rains around Pixies Peak this
week. /,
state conference OF social workers Is
being held two days In Colorado
Springs.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-10-29
THE CHlEFTAIN'S SATURDAY BARGAIN
Here Will be Found Everything For the Sunday Dinner
THE VALLEY. THE STATE. THE WEST

plments to the representative Colo
RADIO beauty, Miss Rowenn Eastwood
of Colorado Springs.
Pueblo man is building a regular
Nuckolls meat plant at Grand juno
ton. The Grover establishment Is be-
ing rapidly put in condition for opera
tons and Is a big one, built along the
lines of all the big packing houses.
James w. Foley who gave his lecture
at Bessemer Tueaday evening is visit
ing ten camps of the c. F. 4 1 COM
pany. The entertainer is given sup
port of local mue'~'nns.
E9%as y 81
j. Howard WaA~-. Of Wetmore went
east recently on an alleged business
trip. He returned this week but not
alone and is introducing a fine looking
bride to the surprised foothillers.
Unless the weather man shows bet
ter success in shutting off the water
the rain gauge will cross the 1S-inch
line pretty soon. the record of precipi
tation this year having already over
flowed all records.
open season for fishing in the
streams and lakes of colorado will
close Monday. and those who persist in
such sport after that time will be
liable TO heavy fine
The home OF Mr.. and Mrs L. C.
kibbe, Lincoln Park Canon CITY. was
destroyed by fire with most of it's con
tents, cntailing loss of $500 on which
there was insurance of $1,000.
ROCK slides weighing several thou
sand pounds temporarily blockaded the
Ute Pass highway fonowing one of the
La prensa. [volume] (Los Angeles, Calif.) 1912-1924, 1921-05-28

"a Tampico, los sehores Arnuifo
de los Santos y Heriberto de An
dar, empleados de la Oficina dc
Migracion de este puerto. conGu.
|ciendo al rebelde Salvador Meri-
go, quien de incognito pretendia
cruzar. la Inca divisoria para i,
ternarse a lado mex;cano, con n
tenciones de unirse a los rebcldes,
para quienes llevaba una conf
sion.
Sorprendido en- los moinentos
en- que presentaba un pasaporte
con anotacion de otro nombre.
cmpleados, procediendo a captu-
rarlo para cntregarlo a las autori-
dades ~respectivas.
La prensa. [volume] (Los Angeles, Calif.) 1912-1924, 1921-05-28
Ia BIBlIOIECA PUBllCA De los ANGELES

el ~servicio debido al crecimiento
continue de la poblacion, resulta
cada dias mas inadecuado. Y con-
sideramos tambien que la biblio-
teca de Los Angeles mantiene
ahora ciento ochenta y dos sucur-
sales, las cuales exigen oficinas y
personal para atender al envio y
Irecibo de libros. No cabe duda
de que nuestros fieles biblioteca-
rios Sc encuentran hoy dia en- apu-
ros, mejor dicho en- una verdade-
IA crisis, y la unica solucion es
construir 10 mas antes possible TN
edificio grande y moderno en- ur
,lugar centrico, que facilitara e
progreso de los traDajos que tan
to necesitamos, apreciamos y de-
seamos apoyar.
H. c. Theobold,
Los Angeles High School
La prensa. [volume] (Los Angeles, Calif.) 1912-1924, 1921-05-28
Es UN HEcHo!

Ell Superintendent de una
|Tienda de Ropa de Emaus, Pa,
declara: "Es un hecho que Ell
marchante de origen extranjero
generalmente conoce mas con res
pecto a musica que su vecino ell
americana, y estima selecciones
que usualmente de ordinario en-
tr~istecen al native" Tambien ESQ
es cierto o respecto a medicinas.
Muchos oriundos de Norte Anne
RIGA solo GUSTAV de TODD aquello
que Sc les da en- forma de tablillas
dulces, pero el americana de ORR
gen extrangero conoce desde hace
mucho tempo que ell Vino Amar-
go de Triner es la mejor medici-
ma para Intermediates del estoma-
go, y que SUI SAILOR amargo es me-
jor gustado. Sin embargo. ell ma
two americana 10 esta aprendien-
do a gustav tambien, pero para Ell
conciudadano nacido en- suelo ex-
tranjero, ell Vino Amargo de Tri-
ner ha sido favorecido por mas de
.reinta amos. Mr. andre Luksic,
nos escribe desde Smoke Run, Pa,
en- Mayo 5, 1921: "Me he con-
vencido yo mismo que Ell Vino
Amargo de Triner es mejor que
otros remedies para la indiges
ton. Limpia los intestinos y
mantiene las entrahas moviendo
sc con r%egularidad. Obra sin tor
sones y presta agilidad."-Joseph
Triner Company, 1333-45 S. Ash
land Ave, Chicago, Ill.-en todai
las Droguerias Y Boticas.-Ad
~vertisement.
La prensa. [volume] (Los Angeles, Calif.) 1912-1924, 1921-05-28
LOS ULTIMOS TEMBLORES
EN- MEXICO MANZANI-
LILO SUFRIO PERJUICIOS

Guadalajara, Mayo 26.-El re
putado geologic presbitero don Sc
vero Diaz, fue entrevistado POI
un representante de la prensa, col
el objeto de conocer su opinion
sobre las causas de los ultimo,
temblores que Sc registraron er
una extensa iona del litoral del
Pacifico.
FL presbitero Diaz manifesto
que ell epifoco Sc halla al Sur d,
Manzanilla, tai vez dentro de
mar, pues este 10 comprueba e
|hecho de que Ell puerto sufrio mu
|cho con ell temblor de aver.
Afirma que ell volcan de Colima
|permanece inactive; pero teme
que haga erupcion cuando termi
ne su actividad ell epicentro sub
marino del Sur de Manzanillo.
Cree tambien que ahora Sc ira
ia de una serie de temblores igua
a la de 1912, Y que Sc sucederan
hasta despues de veinticinco amos
Finalmente desmintio las afr
maciones de la prensa local que
aseguro' que Ell volcan estaba en-
plena actividad. Ia alarma es
muy grande y los habitantes de
Ia falda del volcan buscan otros
lugares mas seguros.
La prensa. [volume] (Los Angeles, Calif.) 1912-1924, 1921-05-28
M-ANIFESTACIONES EN- FA
VOR DEL PRESIDENTE
OBREGON.

Acapulco, Mayo 25.-Poco an
ties del medic dia. desfilaron poi
las principales GALES del puerto
mas de mil personals que en- co
rrecta manifestation de simpatia
al senior Presidente de la Republi
ca, 10 aclamo por haber dado 81
apoyo moral Y elective a la idea
de construir la gran %carretera que
comunique esa capital o este
puerto del Pacifico.
Algunos de los manifestantes
llevaban cartelones con leyenda:
diciendo que agradecen al senoi
General Obregon que Sc haya to
rnado el empeho que demostrt
|porque las ~referidas obras den
principle desde luego, advirtien-
90 la importancia que tiene que L
region sur-occidental este comu
Inicada con la capital de la Rep1l
IDlica.
Tambien Sc vieron otros carte
les manifestando que TODD ell puer
10 da SUI apoyo a la Junta impul
sora del Estado de Guerrero, a Ia
que Sc debe la in~iciativa de CONT
uuar Y llevar a la practica ell viejc
c interesante proyecto.
Entire los oradores hubo algu
nos que fueron muy aplaudidos eI
sus discursos, todos alusivos a |;
importante mejora y al discovers
"a manifestation Sc lanzaron mu
chos vivas al senior Presidente, a
Gobernador del Estado, al Con
greso de Guerrero y al pueblo d.
Acapulco.
La prensa. [volume] (Los Angeles, Calif.) 1912-1924, 1921-05-28
PROPAGANDA SEDICIOSA.-
Sc HACE EN- OAXACA EN-
FAVOR DE FELIX DIAZ.

Ciudad de Mexico, Mayo rs
Los informes procedentes de Ga
xaca manifiestan que la rebellion
sigue creciendo en- la Mixteca y
en- otras regiones de dicha emit
dad.
Una vez mas Sc asegura en- 10
telegramas recibidos en- fuente
oficiales, que la actitud asumid.
por los rebeldes, no es sino en-
contra de las autoridades locales
de Oaxaca, y asi 10 han nantes
tado los jefes levantados en- ar
mas, quienes dicen que nc recono.
ceran al actual Gobernador de
Estado de referencia.
Tambien Sc dice que las tropa:
ederales no han podido combatii
a los alzados, pues estos conocer
)erfectamente el terreno Y sor-
prenden a los soldados del Gobier-
no, sin embargo, va Sc enviaror
contingencies integrados por gen
tie conocedora de dicha region.
La prensa. [volume] (Los Angeles, Calif.) 1912-1924, 1921-05-28
A GRANDES MALES, GRAN
DIES Sc PRO.
HIBE LA ENTRADA A ME-
xICO DE OBREROS Elk
TRANJEROS.

Ciudad de Mlxico, Mayo 26.-
Ell Presidente Oregon ha dis
puesto que para evitar uevos de
sordenes y casos como ell que ha.
ce POGO Sc registro Ell Nogales
Sonora, en- que fueron objeto d.
ataques un grupo de chinos que
habian llegado de San Francisco
Cal, a buscar trabajo en- Mexico
las fronteras queden cerradas Z
toda clase de obreros extranjero:
inmigrantes, hasta que no Sc re
glamente una ley que olga Guam
do deberan admitirse los trabaja.
dores ext%ranjeros.
En- Tampico tambien todos 10:
dias hay cierta clase de desorde
mes debido a que las compania.
prefieren a los obreros extranje
ros a los nacionales y con este mo
two hay una gran afluencia d'
obreros americanos que llegan ;
buscar trabajo en- los campos pc
troleros de aquella region.
Muchos de esos obreros serar
deportados.
La prensa. [volume] (Los Angeles, Calif.) 1912-1924, 1921-05-28
Corte listed este, Vale dinero.

Corte Osted este, a dlnero
Haga listed I'm recorte de est.
,arrafo, pongalo en- una cubiert
on 5 %centavos, y mandelo por co
REQ, poniendo claramente S,
.ombre y direction, a Foley y Co.
1885 Sheffield Ave-, Chicago, Ill
2ecibira en- retorno una muestra
EN- paquete conteniendo el Com
ouesto de Mel y Alquitran para
a tos, resfriados y la gripa; Pill
loras de Foley para los Rinoncs
' dolores en- la espalda y los COS
tados; reumatismo, Intermediates
de los rihones y vejiga; pildoras
catarticas de Foley, saludables y
e~xcelentes para estrenimiento, BIZ
.liosidad, dolores de cabeza y en-
torpecimiento de los organos d.
gestivos.
De venta en- todas las drogue
rfas y Observation-Disclosures.
La prensa. [volume] (Los Angeles, Calif.) 1912-1924, 1921-05-28
UN AGENTE REBELDE ES
SALIVA.
DOR MERIGO ES CONDU-
CIDO A LA CAPITAL.

Nuevo Laredo, Mex, Mayo Is.
Anoche, a bordo del tren ordina-
rio del sur, salieron de esta cir:-
dad, probablemente con direction
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-05-27
SHAKESPEARE AND
DRAMATIC NIGHT
Msmbsrs OF Graduating Class OF shsr-
man School Present Clever Play In
Closing.

TIL" members Of tho graduating class
Of tho Lima II"nuig Sherman School Of
Expression and Art presented their
ShakcSpcarcan play last evening. each
actress performing in 4 manner pleas
ing alike To their teacher and the APP
pr"rjativc audience.
Miss tioldie llantZ "a "Jul;rt IN
Shakrspcare's beautiful story. Romeo
and Juliet" seemed tu 10 tho very spirit
Of romance She WAS most ably sup
ported by Miss Marguerite O'Bri"n. who
made Il spirited and ardent Romeo.
Miss Mary OLcary as Richard II. IN
tho woo!ng Of Lady Anne brought out
cmphatically the sinister cunning or
this human monster. Miss Suzanne
Noble as Lady Anne Was gentle and
sweet. showing that size was AN easy
prey for the willy Duke "f Glnstcr
Miss Elizabeth I.insz in the character
Of rortla CJulius racsar'r made us So"
tho pure. deep love this remarkable NO.
man had for her husband. her unSclfSh
interest in him and his welfare. Miss
Mildred MCkrcver made a splendid
BrutuS
In The School for Scandal" Miss
Goldo lnantz as Lady TcaLlc WAS life.
youth and animation itself. Sir Peter
Tcazlo was capitally acted by Mss
Marguerite O'Rricn.
Mrs. Laura Smith Yoho as "ClGopatra"
did some clever emotional acting. \
classic hit that va" most charming was
tho statue sccnc from "Pygmalion and
Galntra. Miss LInsZ as Galatea was
cNquiSitcly fair. showing dramati" abl-
ity 10 marked degree. Miss MckcCv"r
as PyGmalion was both graceful and
forrcful.
Miss O'Lcary az Nell Gwynn in -
Court Comedy" did splendid work Miss
Noble as Lady stuart was a real court
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-05-27

Va. = spending 4 few days with lc'd-
t:y,s h.r" AMI il Martins FERRY.
Mis- Ella Hughes left last evening
rnr Pittsburgh - attend The funeral OF
her cousin. Frank Eurn~. son "f Arrap-
Pa Mullen Eurn>.
M:,S .:.lztm tn Morgan, Nh" hH~ h''n
. teacher a. rrad"lphia d strict hiGh
~.-iIr"I. left yesterday for her HON"
- l.nv!.Nil ny. wh"r" she WI! 'r'nH
tn" summer.
Miss Ann" |! M"riarty. army nrid
ci.-k. rrturu' yesterday from Louis
vile" ky.. whore s'h" was called 10y IN"
death Of her mother.
Mr.. Flora Irii"hIrl OF - lndiana
etrc"i who hX, been visiting n Glove
land. .. for the past eleven days. has
returned home.
Mr. and Mrs William FnSen Of Hess
Avenue W;tru God. ar" receiving CON
gratuI.,tions over the birth Of baby
boy.
Mrs. Frank Late left last evening for
baltimore where She will spend Il few
weeks with or sister. Mrs. Henry Bay
man.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-05-27
YOUNG PEOPLE
To THE FORE
GRADUATES OF MISS WILSON'S
SCHOOL PRESENT CLEVER
ORIGINAL PLAY DINNER
TONIGHT.
MSS BLANCHE SToRER ENTER
TANNING THIS AFTERNOON
WITH BRIDGE FOR
MISS MILTON.

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Mary NaNh'nSt"h' $1,000 '',, ,,.'i.,,
MARTINA ""S"'"N'''' ,nS,o t.x,cv
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Nellie Burton Fremont. tra"''S f-'"
Tho girls. att;red III l"N"!E cos "'''H
"pPT"PFl''' I" wv ''' - ,,L
10y on" on IN" stage. Wh''R r'tF'S''"'"
E"I"'"' nv ..,.,,,,.-cI
through It Pr','E N'''. H., md
they -c"nvcrS"d bringing ""t '"' "," anu
h"'i'rh ih''N. W ~ !" ~ ' I .rhc
very pretty NiCtur" VAS u'f''V'" -"
play MAS Sp''n"'" ,,,,,h,d
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-05-27
1.,h.rtx Children. Pictures.

The third If 4 series 81 special NOV
,nr pictures for children MI! pc snow"
a, thu, Liberty th"atr" TINS m"rh'"s.
Lack pichford N Little Sh"Ph"rd ol
Kingdom Come" Will h" tn" t"atuT" P''-
turr. and IN addition Their Will DC
special educational nlm Th"S" PICTURES
ar, given by tho Liberty thCatr" under
,hc auSpirrS Of the child study rIuh'
aud arr proving Very popular with tAc
k,ddirS. Many parties AT" beng ar
ranged. and u" doubt tn" house VIII DC
lacked Us the children are away ;
EAGER to take dvantaIc ~ the matt
price rae If ADMISSION.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-05-27
Alpha F at Park

The first. dan"" 81 tn" season 20 pe
held 4; tn" White i'a!a"" At Nhe@,imI
lark viii BE- that gwen tonight 10y f'H
,,haptrr OF TIM Alpha II fraternity 81
Martins Ferry. Jones Novelty f.ht'r
tY,nrrS WIKI r!ghi pieces lnciuulnE
u;,,rr and arcnr,lIau Will furnish IN"
music and the dance i expected 10 h't
attended !,y :, record breaking 'r"Wd OF
Young pr0p," from Martins rerrH'
Wh""lirG .tnd surrounding towns t"o
Nrr;,r l,olarr - AN ideal spot for Il
summertime dance and many parties are
rlannlnc to enjoy tins initial event To-
u-h,. Freeman. Davis and NGhh COM
IRIS. the committee III EcncctI 'harS''
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-05-27
Engagement Announced,

Mrs. Charles Ncshjtt entertained last
n'E"i at her HON" n Warwood avenue.
""mpI:m"n'arN 10 her daughter. Mrs.
narI"N Nurk!'$ Of F"ttSvil!". Tenn.
Nh" = her guest. Tho moS' interesting
feature OF the evening MAS tho nm
n"unc"mrnt Of tho Cnraccmcrt ,r an
other daughter. Miss Ruth Nrshi,, ,,,
MT Harry t"Hle OF Beech bottom. M
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-05-27
Tennia at Club.

Mr.. Unison Caldwell. Mrs. II. {.
Whitaker. Mrs. Forbes simpson. Mrs. l.
Il. Hnrkius and Miss Mary {. Milton
Wrrc included in The guests at iu"-
chrnn given yesterday a. tn" Country
club. i, which tim" Il spirited discussion
WAS hcId as to whcthCy or not tennis
should l." revived at the club. II was
decided that the splendid courts AT IN"
club should h" put into use, ana inc
ladies played tn" opening games ycHtcT-
day afternoon. Mrs. Gibson Caldwell Is
m general charge Of bringing tennis
again To the fore N club activities. ana
from all Indications success - attend
Ing her efforts.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-05-27

tho l.. s. Engineers office. who lett the
first mart Of THIS week for Huntington
and other points down on III" ONO river
on an Inspection i"Ir. r"'urhcn hon'S
last evening. Mr. Hrh"u' spent inosto OK
his time on Inspecting the LOCKS Ok
NJ. ,. M. :" ana No. - AZ % 'n.So
dams ar, under CONSTRUCTION at the
present tim" and h" reports that mo
WORK is progressing rhpidIE ana VIII "
CONNECTED sometime thS ran.
Both parties prof when they meet
through Intellligcnccr Want ADS
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-05-27

lady Mrs Yuhn made charles III.
gallant lrv"r.
The Lighting effects in several Of I'll"
pleasing. Mrs. conrad and Miss Ada
conrad played beautifully between the
Various scenes.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-05-27
Martins Ferry ELS

The EMS NOnlr IN M.trt.n F"TTN WI
~, ,hr s,..u,, IF 4 gay dancing PARTY To-
nirht when III" Kitchen committee en-
,rrtl;nS ElkS and thr.r friends Win ~,
informal dance. Jones orchestra " ~
Furnish 4 ruSirGi program ~ TAT" mum
h.,rs md luurh..ur VIII lie served dr.
;uy the evening.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-05-27

l.. i. Martin. Of Pittsburgh. arrived
her" yesterday and Will spend tho re-
maindcr Of III" week looking after euS!-
n -.
H. l.. tiaSSHti. Of cleveland. Ohio, 70
Spending several days loking after bust
ness in this city.
Fred V. Schafcr. after spending s"v-
cr.,l days in this city, viii leave this
morning for his home in GAINESVILLE,
Ohio.
a T. Thompson. or ST Louis. No.
IS Visiting with relatives md friends
FOR a few days.
Miss Minnie cochran, OF the Island
of, Thursday for Cleveland. Ohio. to
visit with her sitter. Mrs. Charles Swan.
Miss kathryn Brand. OF South Broad
way. Island. Is spending tho week end
with relatives in Cleveland. Ohio.
Mrs. Hazlctt \. Cochran and daughter.
Katherine Ann, OF f.dgington Lane. are
visiting at the home Of Mrs. Charles
Swan in cleveland! ohio.
Miss Virginia Leonard, OF Roanoke,
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-05-27
Dinner at Morgan'G.

lEnatius Nr"nnan. Soaton AleXandcr.
Waiter Hilton and l'rot. Shine were tho
honor guests ~ 4 dinner given last
night ~ M"rGlm'A Inn by Mr.. Warren
- church for m" members of his sales
manshtp class Of tn" knights of Column
has night school. Tho party mot"red
IN the popular inn just over the state
line n Pennsylvania. where th"y on
IONrd u tomrt!HE chicken and waffle
dinner. 4 program Of interesting talks
followed tn" dinner.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-05-27
BEBOUT RETURNS AFTER
RIVER INSPECTION TRIP

&. II. l.. Rcbou;. a$sis,an, engineer Of
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-05-27
Open House At Legion

Open house will hc nbS"rN eh this cv"n-
ing at American Legion headquarters.
tho occasion h"inE tho monthly meeting
If tho Service Star and American Legion.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-05-27
About People
Movements Of ndlvidusls To Ana
Prom The City.
AT THE HOTELS

Rogsrs-W. \. Blackburn. k"Nscr;
James II. Mccall. Pittsburgh.
McLureJ. W. Ross. FdirHnnt: q.
Hall MnrEuniown: MIR. and Mrs. Il. j..
Grant. Huntington: 7. {. lowing.
rharlc Town: y. Il Nelson. Charleston:
l.. r. England. Charleston: Mrs. J. /.
I.awlvr rarkcrsburE; l.. II. Lewis.
Charleston.
wtndsor-M NJ Leigh, Warrington;
l.. l.. I.angiitt Warrington; l." Z. E"ha-
gan. Clark ShurE: NJ. II. Rrumh!c. Fair
mont: {. G.. CcffmIn. tlarkShurE: G.
StandiNh' Graft"V Mrs. R"So carney
MorSanto~n.
Stamm-M!ss Ruth MaNNCu, \. r.
DudSnn. Pittsburgh; Mrs. Margaret Will
son, Huntington.
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Tea for Mrs. Hsisk&ll.

Mrs Morgan OF H"ish"II OF N" IS"
"t capri. Italy. viii b" t"nd"rcd de-
EShtful social courtesy today. when
Mrs. chester Russell Hubbard enter
tains with a tea party IN her honor. THIS
charming function Will b. held at the
Hubbard homo in kcnw"od Place and
will h.. attended by two hundred guests
This is the first Of a series Of anairS
;, hr given for Mrs. HclSkcll. who ar
r;ycd hero recently to spent the sum-
mcr with her parents. Mr.. and Mrs. g.
r. Hubbard.
Mrs Hubbard will receive the guests
with Mrs Uc!Sk"il. Airs W. A Cra"raii
and Mrs. L. 4. Williams. In the dining
room the tea tah!" Will b. presided over
hy Mrs. re"b"s THtunl. Mrs. William
Herman, Mrs. .Nl"A. ';.aSs. Mrs. Robert
HazIct,. Mrs. l. a. Hildrcth Ill. Miss
Louise Horstlcy and Miss Hester Brady.
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Farewell Party

An informal party VAS given by Miss
Rcul;,h Cooper ~ her h"ur III Martins
Ferry complimentary - Miss MIL"
E'ainc Who is leaving for Nc" l.rh
civ ~ tho end az this ".'N. TH"
iniIy crowd journey I" t.,.' t'nr.if
iac3,rc and enjoyed ia" ,".''i. \
small Tnwn Idol" tf'"r tn' snow III"
i.,,,c>s .nr,,d u Splendid Tcpa>, when
vi, cnIny...l H. ~ ThuS" present "'r"
Mi-~n-
N..Dr Is;rr Jessie W. Oliver
I."r..r, Y.rr.r Patty kr"uSCh
I.ctn'.,,'..,;..r lI.ul.th Cooper
M,sdnwt%
e. Ath.', iarn.r K. +. cooper
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Honorary Dinner

Compi.mOr,ary 20 Miss MARY E. MI
TON and Mr.. Thomas Mrk. Iiearur. Mrs.
William Nm entertained a f"w tntimat"
friends with dinner laSt evening ~ htt
home. Point ErcrH". 1t E"thhny. Tn"
guests mntnrrd 70 ~" a.traCtiN" spot
rrr Inner ut six o'clock.
MrsSrS and M"Sdam"S
r, Feed Mcknight J. J. Holloway
Forbes Simpson
MCSdamrS--
chae. !. Milton MISS Milton
+. Iward MrndcI Mr.. Ilcarne