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South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-02-28
FLWOOD PAYS TRIBUTE
TO VICTIM OF ROMA

ET.WOOD. Feb o7.-Funcral SER
vices for Irbey Hevron. 90. who was
killed when the il fated Roma
crashed 20 the ground at Norfolk.
Va. were held from HIS home here
Monday
Battery p. OF the Indiana national
guard was in charge Of the burial
which took place IN the local ceme-
terry. The local post OF the Ameri-
can Legion assisted I'm the burial.
Business was suspended during the
hour OF she funeral and merchants
hung the national colors from their
shop windows
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-02-28
ATTORNEY MISSING.

MARION. Ind, Feb. 27.-John
c. Careron. 40. an attorney OF Fort
Wayne. disappeared from the ma
tioual sanatorium for disabled SOL
diers In this city last Tuesday, il
was learned Monday. II is feared
that he is SUFFERING from aphasis.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-02-28

Hurry mother! A teasponful Of
California Fig Syrup" today may
prevent a sick child tomorrow. II
your child is constipated, bilious,
feverish. fretful, has cold, collie or
IL stomach is sour, tongue coated.
breath bad. remember. good
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-02-28
DECORATION DAY PLANS.

Don't wait TIL next spring FER the
decoration OF your home. Any day
NOW is the best time. Start now
and have your rooms looking their
best. See Lowers display OF Wall
Papers and Wood Finishings. 100
-. Michigan st. 32-1
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-02-28
COAL PRICES REDUCED.

We are pleased 20 announce a
substantial reduction in the selling
price Of our coal effective March
1st, 1922. Samuel G. LOntz & Sons,
on Colfax av Main a. days
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-02-28

CalvlE Stertzbacn. chIropractor
graduate OF Universal School Of
Davenport and Ross School or TT.
wayre. has opened Offices at SCI ".
Main st. t-tf
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-02-28

Madame Swarts and her operators
are located in the second floor Offices
at Brandon DurrelTs. Phone NJ. e17.
Jefferson blvd entrance. -62.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-02-28

Choice selection cut flowers and
blooming plants. South Bend Flo
raj Co, 1872 " Mich. ST 22-tf-25
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-02-28

when you say cigars-ssy Dutch
Masters. 4b-I
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-02-28

swank Dyes Clothing Main 7st
32-tt
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-02-28

"physic-iaxative" is often all this Is
necessary.
Genuine California Fig Syrup
has directions for babies and
children printed on the bottle. Say
California" or you may get an i'm
itation fig syrup.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-02-28

SPEAKING OF CIGARS!
When you say cigars.-say Dutch
Masters 45-sf
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-06-03

ing several weeks in Philadelphia where
Dr Trethaway has been attending Gin
ics at the University Of pennsylvania
viii return today.
Harry Craft has returned nome from
Ruckeye Lake. Ohio. where he spent
several days on business
Mrs. A. r. Fink. of Columbus Ohio
has returned home after short WISH
with friends on South Penn street.
Richard Former has returned nome
from Buckeye Lake. Ohio, where he
spent several days as the guest Oh
friends.
Russell KlrIves who is attending
school at WashingtonJeffer college
AT Washington. Pa. returned home this
morning to spend the weekend with his
parents.
Mrs !. Sumner Jones. who has been
spending week in Washington. d. c.
haS returned home.
Miss Rute Riley Of Fourteenth street
returned home yesterday after spending
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About People
Movements Of Individuals TO Ana
Prom The C4ty.
AT THE HOTELS

The Rogers. c. w. Busch. Far
kershurg: T. =, Conway. Pittsburgh; f.
l.. Want. Clarksburg; ". c. Wesley,
Pittsburgh: ". II. Knox and wife. Pitts
hurgh.
Mcclure Hotel-D. w Dorsey. Glen
denim; +. G. Peterson, Pittsburgh; r.
y. Richmond. Tarkcrshurg; +. II. Fra
zicr. Youngstown O.; c. +. Rathhurn.
Parkcrsburg.
Grand Central Hotel. L. S'oof,
Morgantown: r. y. Taylor, Huntington:
r. Brooks and wife, Fairmort: VI. g.
Smith. Thomas: T., Hoffman, Pittsburgh.
Hotel Wheeling. Brookover. Union
W. Va: Mrs. +. Carpenter, Canton. o.;
\. A. Wright, pittsburgh; ]. w. Riley.
st ClalrsvilIe: John Tallesh, Pittsburgh.
Hotel windsor-A. +. Long. Clarks-
burg: y. Laph and wife. Pittsburgh; A.
l.. Hooper. Steuhcnvillo. O.; Mr.. and
Mrs. W. r. Bell, Dayton, O.; Bren;
Wiley. Pittsburgh.
stamm Hotel--paul LTrhaker. Hun
dred w. Va: G. l.. Reetz FSirm"nt;
Pm. Cleis T!ttshnrEh: Joe E"kus, Pitts
hurCh: !. Alexander. Pittsburgh.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles y. Harchor have
returned from n"voH. Pa. where they
attended the horse show.
Julie Pollock and Walter Goo" Stew
art leave today for T!sh creek. where
they will spend several weeks.
Miss Louise Harper, who graduated
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Photo by Photocraftcrs.

this week a. EriarcNno. \. Y" and her
mother. Mrs $. W. Harper Of Echr
Point. are expected 10 return home sun
day.
James Miller of Woodsdale, who has
been confined to tn" North Wheeling
hospital Cor The past several weeks was
removed 10 his home yesterday.
I.etective William Hu""k Is spending
several days AT Fish creek.
Traffic Policeman William Burke
started on his vacation N"Sterday.
Greer Thornhurg Is spending several
DAYS AZ the guest Of friends at buckeye
Lake. Ohio.
Alan Reid. Of Pittsburgh. is spending
several fSys with his father at 'dg"'
wood
Miss Helen Leppcrt. Of RuckeEc Lake
Ohio. Is spending several DAYS IN IN"
city as the guest Of friends.
Mar Wolfe of the Island returned
Yesterday after business visit in
Washington, Pm.
Or. and Mrs. s. K. Trethaway, ~
South Wheeling who have boon spend
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Weddtne ANNOUNCEMENTS.

Tho following wedding announcement
we're issued yesterday
Mrs. Ellen +. Flood
announces the marriage OF her danghte,
Hazel Maxine
Mr.. George 7. Barth
on Thursday. the first day Of June
nineteen hundred and twenty-five
Wheeling. West Virginia.
At Home
After Juno Is
1n3 Y Avenue
Detroit, Michigan
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Academy Entertainments

The musical and elocutiorary classes
Of 81. Joscph's academy viii present i
delightful, entertainment ut the academy
auditorium on Monday evening. June y.
TTano and chorus numbers exclusively
will comprise the musical program. ana
readings OF diversified interest VIII u"
presented The program Will "onciuH"
with violin number. Miss Margaret
Mcmahon. orEanist at 81. Joseph's ca
,hedral will be the accompanied This
program follows:
/ Unison ON Mountain Heights
America-Ncw National Air.
. Piano. MarChe-NnnG Joyce.
3 Piano. Homeward-Anna May Gun
bingham.
4 Reading. Capital Funishment--R"-
salia Eorn.
5. Piano. Marion Klar-
neck. Phyllis Kanlany.
S. Piano. Serenade--Sarah peloe.
:. Chorus, over the Sca-ElGht-fear
Pupils.
vein. r. Raab. Z Dumas
.. Reading. Little Orphant Annie
Sarah Louise McFadden.
10 Piano. (a) Musical Box. 90
r.oye's Csprice-Geraldine Lennon.
II. Piano. Over the Waves-Mary
Elizabeth Clark.
~. piano. Rose Reverte-MarEare,
Walsh.
IA Piano Fantasie-I,a Verne Handy.
IA. Piano I!ta Orerture-Angela
Lynch
Is. Reading. The Mustard Plaster
Dorothy Stenger.
Is. Chorus. The Stars Are Cleaning
First Academies.
Il. Piano. silver Chimes Gavotte-
Margaret A. Beltz.
IS. Piano. Festival Grand Marche-
Virginia Rempe.
10. Reading. Just -\woaryin' for You
Alta Carpenter.
%. Piano, Transcription-Theresa Ro-
brecht
81. Piano. Heather BclIs-Mary Mad
den.
%. Reading. I-aetus sorte Mea-Ce-
ella O'Connen.
%. Piano. vtctoria--E. NJ. Trautwetn.
e. LANCE
"a. Piano The Water sprite-Maoel
Witsbe-ger.
IS. Reading. (a) Mrs Dunbar. (bf
Dat Water Melyum-Gertrude Gavin.
26. Piano, Ealse Rrilliante - AIMS
Gaydosh.
II. Plano. Galte de Cosur-Madei'ns
Mexican.
2S. Reading Gaualherto's Victory
Elizabeth Robrecht.
%. Violin. ON a Theme by Paceini-
paschalina Ciervo.
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wedding ut Bellaire,

An interesting wedding At RelIa'r"
on Thursday morning. June first. wh*
that OF Miss Roberta Anderson. dauch-
ter of Mr.. and Mrs. J. VI. Anderson OF
Spruce street. and Professor Arthur
Rebcock Of the Rellaire high school
The ceremony was performed ut M
homo OF the brides parents by the Re-
Mr. Palmer. pastor OF the PreshvteriaN
church at RellaIre. Following the we'd
ding, dinner was served.
The bride has heeN for some time
member OF the teaching faculty Of tho
Forest Hill school at Rellairo. and - \
we'll known and popular young woman
Prof. Babcock has for tho past NV"
years been Instructor Of chemistry at
tho high school. His home IL at Woos-
ter, O. They left on a western trip
Plans for their future residence is not
definite.
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commencement ut weRlsyan-

Two members OF Glass 90 Il West
Virginia Wesleyan college, at Buck
hannon. w Va, which Will graduate
next Wednesday morning. June I. are
from Wheeling. and two arc prominent
Young Moundsrillc people. they are;
Mr.. william Cecil McCUskcy and N!SF
Evelyn Lazcnby Of Wheeling. and Miss
Marie Garv.n and Mr.. Ross Ronar Of
Moundsville The following invitations
have been received here:
The Senior class
West Virginia Wesleyan college
announce their
Commencement Exercises
Wednesday morning. June seventh
Nineteen hundred twenty-five
Ten o'clock
College Auditorium.
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Garden Party Dance

Committees have been arranged for
the garden party dance and supper WIN
its attendant amusements which Will
b., sponsored by the Ohio County league
Of Women Voters next Thursday. Juno
S. at the Fair Grounds.
The country fair will be one OF tho
most attractive original features or the
entertainments unusual attractions VIII!
he offered for sale and interesting 1ea-
lures introduced.
The proceeds from the garden party
will 60 toward thorough education IN
nolttical matters. pertaining 10 the
needssof all voters which Is TO be car
RED. on under the auspices OF the league
next fall. Committees are as follows:
country Store-Mrs. Carl Bendel'
chairman: Mrs \ Otto Schenk. MRS.
Harry. ulr!ch. Mrs. w. II. Hawkins
Mrs. George Stenger. Mrs. Ebert NUT
rim. Mrs. Lewis McClurg Steenrod. MIS-
w. 4. sonderman. Mrs. Arthur Lang
hans and Mrs. r. NJ. Addleman
Supper-Mrs. J. A. McConkie' chair-
man: Mrs. VIII Gutman. Mrs. d. b'
Rest, Mrs. Max Baehenhesmer Mrs Ed
ward Joyce. Mrs. Arthur Graham MINIS
stella Dowler. Mrs. Z. o. Pugh.
automobiles - Mrs. J. G. Hearne
chairman; Mrs. r. r. Kitchen. Mrs. FREQ
Faris. =,
decoration and Check-room-Mrs. n.
p. Cochran. chairman: Mrs. W x. GU
bert, Mrs A. y. McConnaughE' MIS-
Harry VI. Hall. r,.
MEMBERSHIP - Mrs Dent A. Taylor
chairman: Mrs. Flora Williams. Mrs W.
p. Lear and Miss Carrie Copp'
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Will entsr+aIn arIdgs Club

Miss Lydia Good will be hostess 70
her bridge club on Monday afternoon In
her home at Maple avenue. Woodlawn.
After the games tea will be served.
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MANY RESERVATIONS
FOR DINNER DANCE
start Social Activities OF
Next Week
Alumnae Day Festivities at the AouH'
WIN Be vRr1ed-Attended BY MANY
Out OF Town visitors

The annual dinner dance given W ~
Rlunnae association OF Mount DE N"a
tai for the graduating class VIII De I"e
first OF week OF busy soca' ac1'.,,
Monday evening. Many reSS'
have raer received from out or to",
n,ar,hn-s ~ The association friends and
parents OF the graduates. me ut''u
dance will be given at the 'drH"''
hotel.
oecora,,nrs FOR the dinner party Will
IA carried out in the class colorS'
orancs and black \ table Will De
served N the center Of the room TOY
,ba members OF the class Of l92@ ann
thel- escorts The class coIorS anu
zayors will be used In artStlc ueco'"
,S,a scbsrs which will lend charm anu
effectiveness 70 the scene.
THE program which will be carr'eo
out AZ Mount de Chantat during 'Ne
day will begin with solemn htsh me-
a. e.3n o'clock IN the convent cnape''
the Rev. Edward Galway delivering '"e
baccalaureate sermon
,rass meeting OF the alumnae IN the
s,rdy hall of the school which Will pe
presided over by the president Mrs
Ahtpav Hawkins OF Pittsburgh. some
orsrdrnerts 10 the bylaws and con-
ATTENTION ~ the association Will Do
anont the prominent features dIscuSseu
at the meeting.
yurcheon will be served in the acad-
envy dining hall ~ l:2n O'CLOCK ioas'S
70 the graduates by the officers OF 'ne
association. 10 the teachers and anna
mater is an interesting annual feature
OF the luncheon. 49,,
AZ $50 O'Clock the members OF 'N
graduating class will present program,
~
readings which will conclude the alum
a.. Wearing n, the school The din
oar will be served a, the Mcclure no'e'
q, o'clock. Mrs. John J. Conu Is
cbofrnar 90 arrangements. assisted by
Miss Esther Hell and Miss AuGe.a Con-
m. ~ .oo,
The following reservations have been
made: u.
Mrs + \. Guesencamp. Pittsburgh.
Miss Virginia rlaccus.
Miss Katherine Aul
Mrs Edward Kirchenear
Miss Gertrude Miles
Mrs Margaret DeWalt. Pittsburgh
Mr. and Mrs. John ]. COntn
Mr. and Mrs. MoSally. Pittsburgh
Miss Madeline McSSlly. pittsburgh
MT and Mrs. A. A. wilson
Mr.. and Mrs. ". r. Kelly
Mr.. and Mrs George ]. Mathison
NJ. and Mrs John J. Math!son
Miss Beatrice Yeater OF New Mar
einsv!lle.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. A Breowar, OF Can
Ion. Ohio. 49,
Miss Margaret rOtts, Canton. ONO.
Miss Mary cullen. WestonS w. va.
Mrs William Nolan
Mr.. and Mrs. VIII Wsngerter
Miss Esther He'll
Mss Elizabeth Hoffman
MIR and Mrs. George Norton
Mrs \ F.. Carples. 81 New York cry
Mss Frances. Woods. Pittsburgh
Miss Marie WhelaU. Cleveland
Miss Angela Ehbcr,
Miss Helen Brennan. Scoctsdale.
Miss Nou"ra Hoy
Mss Edith Chattuck, Grafton W. Va
Mss Recina Co.eman
Miss Helen Jacobs
Mss Marjorie Gaines. Washington
=. {.
Miss Ellen Wilson
mss Marv katherine Stracher. Clarks-
Surg. ". Va.
Mss Wilma Henderson
MISS Mary McNally. pittsburgh
Miss Bertha Lawson. Gall'polis ONO
Mt,> Elisa Ddssorl. New York CRY
Miss Augusta Levy
Miss Mildred Mcdonald, Brave. Ia
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The last Of the pre- nuptial AFFAIRS for
Miss Irma X. Bayha was given Friday
evening by her sister-in-law. Mrs
George f. Bayha. in her home on
Fourteenth street. Music and other in
teresting features were past'mes Of the
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-06-03

II the land Of Cleopatra had n
Suitable" climate. no doubt this
costume would catch the Egyptian
eye, for the long. slim lines and
hip-length gtrdle, decorated with
antique silver buttons have surely
drawn inspiration from the an
clients Thoroughly modern, how
ever, Is the fine blue wool twill and
lacouered braid that go into the
making OF It.
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several days visiting her brother N
Washington, D. c.
Miss Edna Clouse OF Norm MAN
street is confined to Nv homo Win =
slight illness. 80.
Francis W. Gill left yesterday tor =
weel<'s visit with friends and relatives
in Columbus. O.
Sam Norton Of Highland Park re-.
turned home yesterday to spend the
summer with his parents.
Afford Haden returned yesterday
after spending several days With
friends in Washington, Pa. ,---nszl
Charles Groves of York. Pa, who has,
been a visitor here this week has re-
turned to his home. .r..- -
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Tho marriage Of Miss Lillian Frazier
10 Jay s. Mong Jr.. was so!emn,zed on
May 3lSt at the United Presbyterian
church at Roney's Point by the Kew j.
W. Beckett. pastor Of the church. Ihs
ceremony was attended by members or
TIE brides family and few friends a
simple ceremony was used.
Miss Frazier is the accomplished
daughter Of Mr. and Mrs. W. II. Frazier
Of near .Roneys Point. Mr.. Mong Is n
prominent farmer Of Smyrna, o. They
are travelling in the eastern cities and
resorts for two weeks. after which they
will lie AT home in Smyrna.
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The sherman School OF DramatiS Art
and Expression has opened class OF 40
pupils AT Wellsburg. classes TO be held
weekly during tho summer. Glasses
will be conducted by Miss Helen Dighy
slire. assistant instructor at the Sher
man school.
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w.An.sdav Afternoon O1ue

Mrs. George Hewitt will be hostess 70
the Wednesday afternoon Bridge club
In her home at Woodlawn on Wednes-
dav afternoon. June :. Luncheon will
be served Al the usual hour.
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Deta McLauren Circle.

Tho Delta McI.auren circle Of King
Daughters will meet a. tho home -
NrS. James Bolton, North Huron street
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Goods manufactured in the Umtsd
States during 1920 had a valued OF ~
9l0,202, 900. ,ss. -.
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W. v. o. commandments

W. v. o. Cornmenoements
invita- lions have been issued 10 the
hfty-ffth annual commencement nj
West Virginia University. Morgantowi"
Monday morning. June nth. AZ follows:
West Virginia University
requests tho honor OF your presence
at the
Firty-hfth annual commencement
Monday morning. June NTH
nineteen hundred and twenty-five
Commencement hall
Morgantown. West Virginia
Tho schedule Of events:
Alumni reunion and banquet Satur'
day June 3. 6 p. m.
Raccalaureate sermon. Sunday. June 4
1880 a. m.
commencement. Monday June 9Th. IL
a. m. commencement address william
Axley Thompson. president. Ohio State
University.
Alumni ball game. Monday, June B.
p. m.
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Annual Prom Of wheeling High

The annual prom given last night by
,enbCrs OF the Junior class. "heehhs
Htgh school 10 the Senior class was
60, srcccss The ball room present
cd a delightful appearance decorated IN
the combined ColOrS OF the two classes
green and. white. and red ana white
were mingled with the high school COL
crs gold and blue. These shades were
hraught out in the garden flowers wnicn
were used IN the ball room. Each girl
as she came up the stairs TO the bal!
-,ou nas presented with pink car
nation and attractive faNors
-Ibe evenings feature was the delight
s,Il program played by the Dizzy SiH
orchestral Introducing song and dance
purn berS by high school students. Miss
Dorothy Stomm. a delightful dane" mum
her. Miss Peg EnEler. reading, Mr..
Row McCuskey. a solo. and Miss Ida Bell
Wagner. an original dance.
A delightful buffet supper was served
which consisted Of sandwiches and
n!rkles. pineapple salad Ice cream and
rake. co-ee and mtnts. committees in
charge OF arrangements were:
Observation-Disclosures ~. Ulctch. Mar
care, F,nglcr. Joseph Portland.
Firanca-Albert Foster. Roy HtS"n-
bsugh. Mildred Carroll Charlotte Gchr-
ing.
Invitation Helen Hervey. Henry
way lucille Koehler. Cecil Curb Fannie
Gordon.
Rerreshment-EHzabe "Kttler, Robs
Yoi,le. Norma Miller, Charles Paul,
Catherine Martin
Entertainment Helen Meyer. Roy
Nc.uskey. Roy v Watkins, Lee kalany.
caroline Schmsichel.
Observation-Disclosures Mayer. William
Co,ls, Virginia Anderson. Agnes Bell
Donald Eick!Son.
Supervision All members OF other
cNmmittees.
The following are members or the Two
classes who attended the dance:
Misses
Miss Douglas Mr.. and Mrs H. 10.
Mary Lowe Johns
E.Iizsbeth FaA,hc clyde Smith
Beatrice WicSel Niltred Stmeral
Margaret Quicker Edward Gruber
GLADYS Heftly Charles COOK
Margaret Frederick Louis Tibhens
Elma Wharry Mr.. Gruman
Mildred Carroll William Hodge
Bessie Custer Samuel Hanauer
Norma Howard Henry Way
I.eona WeyriCk Ralph Miller
Dorothy MADDEN Kelcel Ross
Eleanor SCa,terday Ralph Kimnel
Gladys Kyle !. J. Judd
Elisabeth Reymsn Clyde Campbell
Marie Dieters Henry Fillmer
Evelyn Holden Alfred Dobhs
Elizabeth Korn Sherman Defihaugh
Lillian Heusel George Cunning
Jean HAYS ham
Lucille keylor Harold Haynes
Cora Levy John Niebur
Fanny Gordon Harry Henman
Eleanor Rosen- Hyman Robinson
bergh Fred Wagner
Elizabeth Horn. Donald HARPER
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Bayha-KloB.

Tho wedding Of Miss 1rma FaEha'
aauphte- OF Mrs. Charlotte Bayha. mt
NJ Frank Klos Of Baltimore. Md. WI
he solemnized at the First tnEli%'
lutheran church Wednesday. June TN
a, high noon. The attendants VIII hc
Miss Marie Bayha. sister OF the orih"'
who will he maid Of honor. and Mr.. FL
,,er G. Hess, who will serve as he":
man. Friends and relatives are invited
to tho wedding. Formal invitations Will
nor be issued.
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on Monday evening for their monthly
session.
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evening the shower "f rN's ''n''"D'hS
the entertainment.
An elaborate luncheon was served
with charming decorations carried OUT
in Japanese effect. a large JapaneS
parasoI. Nlled with cherry blossoms was
suspended over the table. Leading TO
It from each place were ribbon stream
c-S ,tcd at the end with Japanese para
soils. as favors. The guests were:
Misses:
Iru1a Ravha Marie Bayha
sylvia Ruehl Edna kuehl
Marie Null Evelyn Bayha
Edna Sedler '. GroSScurth
Hazel Kirk '. HuSemahh
Mamie Rruhn OF Akron.
McsdameS.
Herbert Etz Hazlett Cochran
Ray Stephens Geo. r. Bayha
Of Detroit
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Tricks laundry blue will make your
clothes snow white. No acids or
chemicals-Adv.
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ENTERTAIN at bridge.

Mrs Guy Holden will entertain this
afternoon with Miss Ruth Holden AT
her home at Birch Lynn Tor MISS
Eleanor Taylor. giving a bridge party
TO which about twenty-fOur guests have
been invited. Luncheon will be served
at 5 o'clock.
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MISS ELIZABETH F. HUFF, 52oii

MISS ELIZABETH T. HUFF o@Us
Alley z, says | did quite n lot OF
heavy work and the strain probably
rr"nrht on kidney trouble. My back
acnel and r ! stopped. sharp pains
caught me n the small of my back
and II Was hard for me to stralghteh.
: lad a duU steady ache across my
tifu,vS and certainly felt miserable
Nv kidneys were irregular In action ana
was troubled with dizzy spells, | han
known about DoaHs Kidneys Fills Tor
come time 50 | decided to try them: |
received good results and have very HI
lie trouble with my kidneys now.
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cHAs. q. COULTER. E. 2sth ST.,
saws: Kidney trouble in my case was
brought on through heavy work My
kidneys became weak and I was trou-
h!ed with hachache. When / stopped
NV back and II was all | could do to
straighten Ny Kidneys were in a dis
ordered condition and the secretions
were scanty and off color. / read about
Doan's Kidney Pills and began using
them. They gave me relief from the
start and continued use OF them prao-
tically rid me of the complaint. ] am
glad to recommend Doan's Kidney Pills
to others"