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New-York tribune., 1921-03-20
st. Christopher's Guild
Juniors to Hold Sale

The junior members of st. Christo-
piers Guild of ST. Mary's Free Hos
pital for Children will hold their an-
nual spring sale and the 'dansant April
2, at the residence of Mrs. Lewis Gou-
verneur Morris, 1915 Park Avenue. The
officers of the guild are: Mrs w. w.
Hoppin jr., president; Mrs. W. C. Bow
ring, president; Mrs. G. p. v. Cam
mann, treasurer; Miss Julia Coggill,
secretary; Miss Beatrice Gawtry, ju-
nior chairman, and Miss May Hoppin,
junior secretary
assist at the sale are Miss Barbara
Brown, Miss Amy Bowring, Miss Emily
Darrell, Miss Betty Stcttinius, Miss
Ruth Baldwin, Miss Cornelia Robb,
Miss Marian Wickes, Miss Leta Morris,
Miss May Rogers, Miss Kitty Wickes,
Miss Adricnne Iselin. Miss Cornelia
Morris, Miss Maud Oakes, Miss Marian
Willard, Miss Beatrice Cavity, Miss
Elizabeth Post, Miss Sally Ruperti,
Miss Leila Baldwin. Miss Rita Della
field, Miss Cornelia Livingston, Miss
Pauline Emmet, Miss Ethel Haven,
Miss May Hoppin, Miss Augusta Trim
BILE end Miss Sarah Thomson. .
Miss Katharine Post will be in charge
VI tuS tCe TWIN q hN ~ t'A'e w ho'ts,s-
ed by Miss Helen Rice, Miss Eliza
Parish, Miss Marion Taylor, Miss Bet
ty Condor, Miss Jeanne Reynal. Miss
Katharine Sharp, Miss Polly Mccall
aud Miss Edith Taylor.
number Of dinners will precede
the ball which is being given at the
Plaza March 81, under the auspices of
tn Society for the Relief of the Dcsti-
tute Blind. Among those entertaining
will Sbe Mrs. Walter +. Andcrton, Mrs.
James l.. Banks jr., Mrs. John Il. Drexcl
jr. and Miss Symphorosa Bristed.
Additions to the patroness list in-
clude Princess de Rraganza. Mrs, New
bold lie Roy Edgar, Mrs. Frederick w,
Vanderbilt, Mrs. J. Horace Harding,
Countess Szechenyi, Mrs. Edwin Could,
Mrs. Henry Sanford and Countess
Salm- -Hoogstraeten. /
A unique feature Of the ball will BID
a program Of cabaret acts during SUPP
per, arranged by Miss Mabel RI. Beardsss
ley. Miss Dorothy Dixon. Miss Molly
King and others will appear on the
program.
New-York tribune., 1921-03-20
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Dances Keep Fashionable
Folk Busy Over Weekend
Among Those Entertaining Are Lawrence C. Thaw
and Owen Mason and Mr.. and Mrs Henry Schnie-
wind Jr., Who Announce Daughters Betrothal

Those members of who still busy week
end several being
It the last entertaining given until Easter week
One of the largest affairs Copey Ta and
Owen Mason Park
about hundred of their young lends.
Miss Grace Hendck daughter Elwood Hend
l39 tortiet Street.
Post Capp Van Henry married Mrcb
Church, and sevenv6rst str Tb
Mr. and Mrs Henry Schniewnd Street
dinner Friday eldest anohtar
Helen r. Schnwind they TO
Pond OF New York. by marriage Mrs Charles ar
New-York tribune., 1921-03-20
Record Set for Number
Of Interesting Betrothals

the engagement of his stepdaughter,
Miss Margaret w. Meigs, to Lytle Gale
Hunter, of Forest Hills, Long Island.
The wedding will take place late in
June, after which Mr.. Hunter and his
bride will go to Europe. Mr.. Hunter,
who is graduate of Princeton. was a
member OF the first Norton Harjes am
bulInce unit, and later enlisted in the
French field artillery.
Formal announcement has been made
by Mr.. and Mrs. Emlcn Trenchard Hall,
of Flushing, Long Island, of the en-
gagement of their daughter. Miss Rosa
lie Litteil Hall, to Frederick Runyon
Collie, son of Mr.. and Mrs. Edward M.
Collie. of East Orange, n j. Miss Hall
was graduated from Hilton Academy
in 1918. During the war Mr.. Collie
served two years abroad in the ambu-
lance service.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Overton Ham
mond, of this city and Pcekskill, N. y.
have made known the engagement of
their daughter, Miss Dorothie Ham
mond, to Hampton Todd Brinckerhoff,
son of Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Brncker-
hcff, of Brinckcrhoff, N. Y. No date
has been set for the wedding.
DR.. and Mrs. NJ. Marion Apfel. Of
$50 West End Avenue, announce the
engagement of their daughter, Miss
Amy APPEL, to Alexander Tishman, son
of Mr.. and Mrs. Julius Tishman, Of
this city. The wedding will take place
in June.
Mr.. and Mrs. D. Driescn, of $40 Riv-
erside Drive, announce the engage
ment of their daughter. Mildred, to
Irving Meyer. The wedding will take
place at the Ritz Carlton the evening
Of April IL. Immediately after the
ceremony they will leave for an ex-
tensiye trip through Europe. Much
time: will be spent ia northern France
New-York tribune., 1921-03-20

In the waning days of Lent, when
there is little going on in social way,
society's attention is directed to en-
gagements and rumors Of engagements
and to plans for Easter weddings. Last
week held record for this year for
the number of interesting engagements
announced. In The Tribune yesterday
four engagements were announced
those of Miss Margaret Sedgwick to
Kevney O'Connor, Miss Olivia Cauld-
we'll to DR.. L. Emmett Holt jr., Miss
Helen r. Schniewind to Warren B..
Pond and Miss Elizabeth La Boytcaux
to Edward Sandford Pegram.
Another engagement just announced
is that of Miss Carolyn Bleecker Van
Cortlandt, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
Augustus Van Cortlandt, of 81 East
Seventy-sccond Street, to Thomas Tur-
lay Mackie, son of Mr.. and Mrs. David
Ives. Mackie, of 12S East Thirty ninth
Street. Mr.. Mackie is a graduate of
at the College of Physicians and Sur
geons. The wedding will take place in
the spring.
DR.. Thomas S. X. Morton. OF Phila-
delphia, has announced the engagement
of his daughter, Miss Sarah Wistar
Mortar, of the Bryn Mawr Club, 279
Lexington Avenue, New York, to Sam
uel Gibson Frantz, son of Mrs. Frantz,
Of Princeton, N. J. Mr.. Frantz is a
graduate of Princeton University, class
Of '18. His war service commenced in
1917 in the American ambulance serv-
ice. He was later a second lieutenant
in the United States Army Balloon
Corps.
Henry W. Tophan, of so3 Sanford
Avenue. Flushing, vice-president of the
Central Union Trust Company, Broad
way and Wall Street, has announced
New-York tribune., 1921-03-20
Allied Loyalty League
10 Honor Sir Pl,iLiD Gibbs

ABOUT the only affair of the week
sa'cn stands out conspicuously is the
u'nner to be given at the Biltmore to-
morrow ! night by the Allied Loyalty
league for Sir Philip. Gibbs, who is
ss'llng for England the following day.
= promises to be brilliant testimonial
'ao hundreds of reservations have been
made, The dinner committee is 4 large
wss headed by Mrs. Edward McVickar.
saa ~ associated with her are Mrs
k,a kN,nsries Il. Ditson, Mrs. Joseph Ham
Slen Sears. Miss Margaret Lawson. Will
jsm n. Sullivan, chairman of the
p,sues executive committee: August
pss.nont, Paul D. Cravath. J. Horace
sasuing, Miss Grace Bigclow, Mrs. Larz
caurl,son. Gaston Liebcrt, the French
pyasul p;as General; Brander Matthews.
Kwaa's Kr.se Mali, Frank L. Polk. Arthur
c,aasSWmon, president of the Canadian
ueorge Barr Baker, Albert Morris
sOy, Professor Lyon Phelps. Major
p'neral Robert Lee Bullard Frednr;c
ir,;s ;Soudert, Miss Grace Bigelow. Miss
Rslsauns Rhans cutting, Mrs. Charles Lansinc
N;sSs,n' N;SSS'n' William T. Darlington. Dr.
mss Murray Butler. Justice Nor
Ma NM Dixie, Benjamin T. Fairchild.
Css, Csss;s1 1narles Dana Gibson. eLindlev M.
Hsw;sss0 Hssas0n and Mrs. Edward Ringwood d
sAs;,,M Ds Maurice Francis Egan will act As
Estter,ssnn OF the dinner and Herbert L.
s''se as vice-chirman.
drssss sss 3 ~otnen's committee Of ono hun
sS sos;s. q the Serbian Child Welfare Az
xSIeS z West Eighth Street. Of
sn ,nsn mrs. Minturn Pinchot Is chair
/ Nal wlli hold q series Of teas this
Arss,iior ss ior Mrs. Charles s. Farman. nm
Sifb IS Woman soldier who served
Ae rs .ne Royal Serbian Army during
Fusss:. .s: Eugene H. Pool will entertain
Mrsssas Ct her home, 1O7 East Sixtieth
Iosfs. Mrs. George B. Agnew viii be
isssSas iJssss at 9 tea on "wednesday a. 4 heY
9Ss 9SsnSc, IS III East Sixty Street.
Sissr IS lnird Of Holy Week tess viii be e
HI On Thursday at IL Gramercy
u sne home Of Mrs. Theodore Z.
81 vns the mcrdbers Of the women's
New-York tribune., 1921-03-20
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Social Calendar for Week
Almost a Complete Blank
Only important Event Scheduled Is Dinner To Be
Given by Allied Loyalty League for Sir Philip
Gibbs at the Hotel Biltmore Tomorrow Night

Holy Week is the period which
observed by society and there will be little
one week from to-day The calendar this complete
nk what little there will
nature There hardly
scheduled for the next few days. Monday
VIII be rush OF affairs of Observation-Disclosures,
dn heater parties dances weddings
Many of those who throughout
turned recently from the Southern
Lakewood Atlantic City
the next few days Most Of them
festivities and will the
New-York tribune., 1921-03-20

committee who are active in the Cycle
of One Hundred Teas are MRS. Robert
Grier Monroe, Mrs. Edward N. Brei-
tung, Mrs. Lyttleton Fox, Mrs. /. N.
Phelps Stokes. Mrs. Dave Hennen Nor
ris and Mrs. Alexander B. Trowbridge.
The Masters School Day Nursery will
hold tea and sale with dancing at the
Plaza Hotel on Easter Monday, from
2 until $3.50 o'clock. The board of
managers includes Mrs. Flora G. Benia-
min, Mrs. Susan X. Worcester, Mrs.
Clarence G. Chapman, Mrs. E. Hunt
Herzog, Mrs. Arthur w. Francis and
Mrs. Lucy w. Tallmadge.
New-York tribune., 1921-03-20


Mr.. Thaw and Mr.. Mason gave q
small dinner previous to the dance, and
about 100 young persons came in after
ward for the dancing, which was gen
eral throughout the evening. Supper
was served soon after midnight. The
guests included MIR. and Mrs. George
Jay Gould jr., Miss Martha Ottfey, Miss
Laura Mabon, Miss Helen Schniewind,
Miss Helen Dodd, Miss Helen Bull, Miss
Marie La Marche, Miss Kathleen Kim
ble,. Miss Betty Jackson, Miss Helen
Dudgeon, Miss Dorothy Quinn, Miss
Josephine Cotton, Miss Margaret
Doubleday, Sheldon Abbott, Parker
Cooper, George r. Brokaw. TrumbuiI
Thomas, Howard Major. Harvey Childs
3D., Warren B.. Pond, Juan Ceballos,
Philip Bayard Franklin jr. and Eugene
Hodenpyl.
Miss Hendricks guests included the
attendants for, the Cartmell-Clapp we'd
ding and few additional friends. The
guests were dressed as farmers and
farmerettes. They included Miss
'tlorence. Clendenin, Miss Virginia de
Haven, Miss Martha Ottley, Miss Cathe-
.rlne Okie, Miss Marie La Marche, Miss
ner before the dance; Paul Martindale
Pope, Edward Mortimer Ward jr., Her
bert Nathan Clapp, Joseph Fahys Cd,
Robert Cartmell, Harry NJ Curtis,
Spencer Waldrich, Theodore H. Banks
jr. and Gardiner F. Clgpp.
Mrs. Edward S. Merrill gave a recen-
ton Yesterday afternoon at her home,
AZ West Seventieth Street, for her
daughter, Miss Lilies Jane Bacon, who
Is to be married to Carroll Brewster
nrs "A ~ L. - 4
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Forbes Nc
greery, of Carlton House, left the city
Friday to pass the Easter HOLIDAYS. at
the Chelsea, in Atlantic City.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank w. Frueauff. Of
1863 Fifth Avenue, are being conrratu
lated on the birth Of daughter Mrs
Frueauff formerly was Miss Antoinette
Perry. ~
Mr.. and Mrs. William NJ. ". Hoffman
haye returned from California and are
at the Ritz Carlton.
Mrs; William Henry Klenkc, of 1s0
West Fifty-ninth Street, will rive q ~ !.
ception on March 20 for her two aa,,s,h
tsrs: Miss Klenke is d senior 1T Rfvn
Ma~r and Miss Elaine Klenke is one q + :
tnls winters debutantes. she was
last May. - = ''so'
/ Mr.. and Mrs. j. Allen Townsend viii
return from California az the end Of the
Mrs John Sloane has returned from
Jekyl Island and is at her home. East
Eighty ninth Street. A fair and dance
will be given there April s for the ben
eft of the Loomis Sanatoriuu for the
Treatment of tuberculosis. Mrs. Will
New-York tribune., 1921-03-20

Mrs. John Sloane has returned from
Jekyl Island and is at her home, I East
Eighty-ninth Street. A fair and dance
will be given there April s for the BEN
eft of the Loomis Sanatoriuu for the
Treatment of tuberculosis. Mrs. Will
New-York tribune., 1921-03-20

Society does not participate to any
great extent in the annual parade
which used to be such feature of
Easter Sunday on Fifth Avenue after
Inc church service. The Avenue still
continues to be crowded each year, but
familiar faces are conspicuous by their
sDsence In years gone by all those
sociaily prominent in New York used
70 pc seen on the thoroughfare, walking
% their homes, but now the majority
81 the members of the fashionable
world either attend the early morning
services. if they are in town, or motor
70 and from church.
New-York tribune., 1921-03-20

11RS. HUNT member Of the committee charge of
IVA Chinese costume ball. to be Apru the
Mrs. de Mercado married March the
Beloved Disciple She Miss Margaret Ludlou daughter
Mr. and Mrs William Beverley Harison Eighyeght
Miss Jackson daughter of JacLson
Her engagement to Howard W. MarlUeU
Mrs. Mullen honorary benefit bvdge and
College Club, Of Neu York
Delaney popular of younger set She and
her brother Douglas Delaney line atith
Cornell jy. at S4 East Srty-fouvth
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1921-05-25
Suburban

GRATIS, O.-Mr and Mrs. Arthur
Myers of Michigan spent Saturday and
Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs. Mont Focht
Lyndon Street, who is attending
school at the Miami University spent
the week end at home. Clyde Zim-
norman and family. of Cincinnati.
spent the weekend with Mr.. and Mrs.
Charlie Zimmerman. Joe Essig and
family of West Alexandria, called on
friends in town Saturday and Sunday.
Clyde Coleman, who is taking a
course to secure a Bachelor of Arts de-
gree at Miami University, at Oxford,
spent the weekend with parents
Lyle Zimmerman was home over Sun
day. He is taking a course at Cincin-
natl and is progressing nicely. >. MIR.
and Mrs. Roy Silvers called on Mrs.
Silvers' parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Lon
Coleman, Sunday Afternoon. 49,. Mr..
and Mrs. Elmer Focht of Liberty spent
Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs. Ora Focht.
Mr.. and Mrs. Beekley and family
spent Saturday with Mr.. and Mrs. Ira
Flory and Sunday with Mr. and Mrs.
Roy Brubaker. Mr.. Beekley was a
former pastor of the Brethren church
here. Mr.. and Mrs. Forest Barnhart
and family spent Sunday with Mrs.
Rena Barnhart. ...P. M. Albaugh Wis
tied his sons at West Alexandria Sun
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Coppock, Prudence Austin, Lucille
Amburn and Marjorie Fetters called
on Miss Mildren Sunday afternoon. !. :.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harvey Kirkman spent
Sunday evening, with Mr.. and Mrs
Shirley White and family. ...... Mrs.
Della Burgoyne Was returned to her
home in New Paris after q few days
visit with Mr.. aud Mrs. A. B. Austin
and family. .Ir. and Mrs. Moody
Lamb and daughter. Erma: Andrew
Stevenson, of Webster: Miss Mary
Perkins and Marjorie Robinson spent
Sunday afternoon with Mr. and Mrs.
James Robinson and family. $50. Mr..
and Mrs Bert White and family, Mrs.
Tessie Blose and son, Marvin, and
William White spent Sunday after
noon with Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Moon. Of
williamsburg. -. MT. and Mrs. Newt.
Bunker and Mrs. Mary Bunker, of
near Richmond, wese guests of Mr..
and Mrs. Shirley White and family.
recently. 49,. Mrs. Mary Staley and
Miss Matte jackson spent Sunday
with Mr.. and Mrs. Andrew Jackson,
of Red Key, Indiana
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ROELL AND WAIDElE
b NAMED AS DELEGATES
TO STATE MEETING

Rev. F. A. Roell, Of St. Andrews
church, and Frank A. waidele were
appointed delegates to attend the sim
ultaneous meeting of the state and
national convention of the German
Catholic Central Society. to be held
in FIT. Wayne, Aug. 7 to 10. at the
meeting of the st. Joseph's Benevol-
ent association, Monday night.
Joseph Waterman and John Habing
were chosen as alternates. The ma
tional society has a membership of
approximately 100000. Large dele
cations are expected from all parts
of the United States.
Frank Waidele. Jr., was elected
president Of the St Joseph's Benevol-
ent association for the ensuing year.
Other officers and committee chair
men elected are:
John Habing, vice-president; Joseph
Hoch. recording secretary: e. Balling.
financial secretary; Anthony Stever,
treasurer; J. Stole, Joseph Imhoff,
Eugene Herold. members of standing
committee; Lawrence Zeyen, chair
enbauer, assistant sick committee;
Anton Stole, Rudolph Behringer,
George Vessel, members of the execu-
tive committee; William Stole, Harm
Twehus, banner carriers; Leo nellie,
Raymond Issen, assistant carriers.
The following were elected district
secretaries:
Lawrence Vosmeier, first district of
first ward; Henry Bussen, second dis
trict of first ward; John Beckschultz,
fourth ward; Harry Schroeder, fifth
and sixth wards; Frank Brokamp, Sec
ond and seventh ward; Harry Maurer,
third and eighth wards.
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Bogue, OF Indianapolis, will deliver the
address and there will be special
music.
WHITEWATER, Ind. A musical
concert will be given at the Laurel
Hall, Saturday night. May % by the
Roland Musicians of Richmond Ice
cream and cake will be served after
the entertainment.
GRATIS, O.-Churches here observ-
ed Fathers Day" Sunday. A dinner
was served in the NJ E. church to the
mothers of the community, by the
fathers and their sons
GRATIS, O-Commencement exer-
cises for the public schools, held here
recently, were featured by addresses
by Rev. Thomas, Of the M. E. church,
and Prof. ]. H. Dickas son. Diplomas
were presented by Supt. Koch. Music
was furnished by the school orchestra
and the benediction was rendered by
Rev. Brumbaugh of the Brethren
church.
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and Mrs. John Richards and daughter,
Edna, of Greenyille. O.; Mr.. and Mrs.
Osro Blose and son. Rex; Mr.. and
Mrs. Walter Williams, Of Hollans-
burg; Mrs. Laura Stemple and son,
Gaar and Paul Welsh. :. Mrs. Sadie
Wallinsford was the guest of Mr.. and
Mrs. Will Thornton, of near Foun-
tain City, Sunday. Mr.. and Mrs.
Vess Hill, of Lynn, and Miss Rosa
Hill dined Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs
Billy Simpson. 800. Earl Freeman, of
Detroit, is home visiting his mother,
Mrs. Laura Freeman. Miss Pru-
dence Austin has returned after a few
days visit with her sister, Miss Irene
Austin, of Winchester. ...... Mr.. and
Mrs. Able, of Richmond, spent Satur-
day night and Sunday with Mr. and
Mrs. Harvey Kirkman. Mr.. and
Mrs. Oscar Henry, Robert Henry. Mrs.
Effie Jones, son and daughter; Mrs.
B. F. Dunjan; Mr.. and Mrs. Ellis Hen
ry, of Connersville, and Mr.. and Mrs.
Lewis Small, of Elwood, called on Mr..
and Mrs. William Henry, Sunday aft.
ernoon Mr. and Mrs. Bert White
and family and Mr.. William White
spent Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs. Chas.
Blose and family. :. Misses Mildred
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day afternoon. Mr. and Mrs. Cyrus
Kirakof and Mrs. Luther Kiracof at
tended the commencement exercises
at Camden Thursday evening. Joe
Wright of Indiana is visiting his sister
Mrs Kate Nicodemus. Mr.. and Mrs.
Harry H Miller and daughter Theda
called on Mrs. Miller's father, Mr.
Hephner and family at West Elkton,
Sunday evening. Odd Fellows and
soldiers decoration services will be
held Sunday, May 30. The village
is having new crossings and open
bitches put in Mr.. Grouse of West
Alexandria is in charge of the con-
crete work. 49,. Mrs. Treva Pelchard
and child of Franklin are visiting Mr..
and Mrs. Ed Ekes and family. =. Miss
es Faye Apple and Grace Furry, Glenn
Writer'S and Oleson Zimmerman have
been chosen delegates to attend the
Sunday school convention which will
be held at the Monroe Centralized
school building, May 26.
WHITEWATER, Ind.-Mr. and Mrs.
Ira Hunt, of Richmond. spent Sunday
with Mr. and Mrs. John Hunt.
Leon White, of near Richmond. spent
the weekend with Marvin Blose. -.
Mr. and Mrs. Nate Davis entertained
Sunday at dinner the following
guests: Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Blose, Mr.
and Mrs. Lewis Blose, Mrs. Ethel
Woods and daughter, Maryann; Mr..
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Called by Death

EATON. O., May 25.-Remains Of
Mrs. Margaret Wolfrey. II, who died
Sunday in Dayton, at the home Of her
daughter, Mrs. G. F. Hill, were buried
here Wednesday afternoon in Mound
Hill cemetery, after funeral services
in Dayton.
Mrs. Wolfrey was for many years a
resident Of West Alexandria, but after
the death of her husband, Reuben VOL
frey, about four years ago, she went
to Dayton to live with her daughter
LYNN, Ind, May 25.-James John
ston, "A, is dead at his home. one mile
north of Lynn, of heart trouble. His
wife is said to be at the point of death,
also. He is survived by the widow and
three children, Harriet, Albert and
Ida.
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News Of the Counties

WEST RIVER, Ind-Veterans OF the
Civil War, Sons of Veterans of the
Spanish-American and World War, will
attend the Memorial Day exercises, to
be held in the Huntsville Church, Mon
day, May 80, at . o'clock, under the
direction of the West River township
Decoration association The Rev. Jesse
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A New Gift, Madam
Presented to Jiffy-Jell users

Here is the latest idea in dessert molds-
your initial on each dessert. This set of SIX
where sold. is quoted at Is cents today.
We will send you the six, each with your ini-
tial embossed, if you will send US six o trade
marks cut from the fronts Of six Jiffy-Jell pack
ages. The Jify-Jell will cost you only Is cents
and the nolds are free.
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Complete outfite; S1.25 O-Cedar Oil
Mop and a csc bottle Of polish all
for SEC.
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Cut Telephone Wires
Betueen Cairo. Alexandra

LONDON, May 25-Telephonewires
between Cairo and Alexandria have
been cut, says a Central News des-
patch, from Cairo. No news is COM
ing from Alexandria, and disquieting
rumors are current in Cairo, the des-
patch declares.
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MARY weeks, DRAWS
H0NORS IN MUSIC

Miss Mary Louise Weeks. daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. Fl. D. Weeks. OF Seat
tie. Wash, formerly residents OF this
city, and a granddaughter OF Mrs.
Caroline Weeks, of this city, received
high honors at the University Of Wash
ington last week. says an announce
ment received here today. sr
Although she has attended the uni
versity only three years. Miss Weeks
was presented in a senior piano re-
cital, an honor of great distinction.
says Seattle newspaper, which prints
her picture on its first page.
Miss Weeks is a member Of Kappa
Kappa Gamma and M Phi Epsilon, an
honorary musical sorority.
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France, like England, is having
trouble with her NORTH african COL
onies. Morocco. like Egg pit, has
the bad taste to be unappreciative
Of the protection of a European
power.
Marshal -yautey. governor gen.
eral of Morocco. has left Paris :,
90 back to his job OF reduci..- he
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The great black Arara cockatoo of
New Guinea cracks hard nut by FIRST
weakening the shell by saving it with
his beak and then breaking it.