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The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1922-02-15

The only difference between Jesse James and some apartment house landlords is that Jesse had a horse
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1922-02-15
 N re SPUR 22S NfOHlEN7T ,ls ,s9
Mountains

Mountains There are mountains in your soua, Arise. dullardS! Shirking at your daily task, Blind to all the wor d can offer. In the sunlight you would bask; Beware the toll. There are mountains in your soul, To arms. faithless! Pull yourself together. man, See beyond your low horizon. Get some steam up-Sure you can; Use grit for coal. There are mountains in your soul. Be quick, fellowi Start a-climbing up your hill. Reach for heights of things ac- complished, Push ahead and fight until
 You reach your goal.
 IL U- Shlose
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1922-02-15

The French should be glad we do not form our opinion of them from the pink and green French pastry we are forced to consume in our own restaurants
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1922-02-15

Now we know why they call them mad matters. Hats will not be al- lowed at Princess Mary's wed ding
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come tn groom, with his brother Q
his second: and they goosestsp0eot
over In tn general direction OF wnsfs
tn sky-pilot was standin'.
From mother direction come . 50
ond bunch, led by tn groom's sister,
who was followed by Dad and Bis.
After some manooverin' the con.
tractin' parties was lined up In front
of tn preacher and satisfactory ~.
sponses was given to his questions ~
both parties. 1--WE failed to hear any
"obey'' in connection with this part
80 we suppose this has become o
lete since we was spiced).
After a few instructions "bo1t
ertppin', breakin' clean. ETC.. . nne
was produced by tn groom. slipped %.
Sis's finger, tn customary osculatos5
s~alutation pulled off. and another
yeddni' was history.
Immejitly follow1n' tn above -
counted events tn happy couple o.
narted on tn Norman Special fsf
Wash'nton nd points east
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-12-28
A THREE DAYS.
COUGH IS YOUR
DANGER SIGNAL

Chronic coughs INT persistent colds
lead to serious lung trouble. You can
stop them now with Circumcision, an
emulsified creosote that is pleasant 10
take. Creomulsion Is a new medical
discovery with twofold action: 1t soothcs
and heals the inflamed membranes and
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OF all known drugs. treosote Is recog-
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greatest healing agency for the treat
ment OF chronic coughs and colds and
other forms OF throat and lung troubles.
Creomulsion contains, In addition TO
cresote. other healing elements which
soothe and heal the inflamed menu
branes and stops the irritation while tho
c~reosote gets on to the stomach. Is alb
sorbed into the blood. attacks the seat
Of the trouble and destroys the germs
that lead 10 consumption.
Circumcision Is guaranteed satisfac-
tory In the treatment of chronic coughs
and colds. bronchial ssthna- catarrhal
bronchitis and other forms OF throat
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building up The system after coughs or
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building up the system after colds or
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About People
Rovsmluts Of Individuals 70 A1A
Prom The @U.
AT THE HOTELS.

The Aogert--C. Miller. Wierton: II NJ,
Adams, M~iddlebourne. w. Hutton
Charleston: w. Fl. Cameron. "a bridge;
II. G.. Davis. Pittsburgh.
McLuro Hotel-t. T.. Brandon. Fhil-
ippi; w. Guthree. Cameron; c. L. Minor.
Fairmont: f n. Rude. Huntington; X.
+. Roberts. Clarkshurg: L. Shirley. Nor
gantown: II. b. Ellis, ParkcrsburE; o..
Chapman, Charleston.
Hotel widsor-L. ". Walfc. Ciarks-
burg; o. J. rrunty, Parkersburg; L. F..
Smith. Huntington: q. VI. Pyle. Hunt
ington: T. E. Hurry. Grafton. Pa; G.. D.
Rowland. Cleveland.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. r. Reed. who have
been visiting Mr.. Reeds parents, Mr..
and Mrs. J. W. Reed. OF the Island for
the last few days. left yesterday even
ing for their home In Hinton. Mr.. Reed
was formerly on the editorial staff or
the Wheeling News, and is now editor
OF the Hinton Daily News.
Mrs. Marsden I. Colvlg. OF the Island.
10 confined to the North Wheeling hos
pital with a broken limb. Mrs. Colvtg
returned only n few weeks < from
the New York Post-Graduate hospital.
and her man" friends will regret tina
she has again been afflicted and wish her
an early recovery.
Miss Mary Webster, for two years
head Of the gown d, oartment Of George
E.. Stifel store, has resigned to be eff
fective January !. She plans to he con-
nected with a nationally known gar
ment concern.
Mr.. Ray G. B~urlingame has resigned
rs a buyer IN the ready-io-wcar depart
ment Of the George T.. StIfel Co. lie
served In this capacity for several years.
His resignation will become effective
the latter part OF February.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. D. Burger Of Chicago
are spending the holiday season at the
home OF Mrs. Burgers sister, Mrs. Rob-
ert Lee Boyd.
Mrs. Myrtle Powell and daughter.
Miss Carol. have eturned to Fairmont
after attending the funeral of their
uncle. II ?. McGregor Of the Island.
Miss Ethel Regain Of Fairmont Is the
guest OF her sister, Miss Gertrude Regain
Of South Wheeling.
James Thomas Reynolds Of Wheeling
spent the holidays with his grand
mother. Mrs. T. W. Reynolds of Fair
mont.
Nicholas Crowl Of this city is the
guest ut the home Of Mr.. and Mrs. W
A. Crowl Of Fairmont.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. H~igginhotham OF
Wheeling is spending several days visit.
lng in Falrmont.
A. T. Garrett OF the L. S. mnrshals
office is 4 business visitor in Parkers-
burg.
Harry Campbell Of the South Side,
who has been confined 20 the Ohio Val
ley General hospital. continues 10 I'M
prove.
Miss Helen Morris Of Lenox will leave
today for Pittsburgh. where she will
spend several days the guest Of friends.
william Barkes Of Sixteenth street
Is confined to his home with a slight
illnesA
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SIS'S WEDDIN'
BY BIG BHorHIR.

We've never felt that we were quail
flied to contribute to the society
column: but bein's as Sis was n OF
the c%ontractin' parties In the Stanton
Orig tie up at tn Methodist churcn
Yesterday we're permittin' our zeal I
overcome our discretion, and trustln'
10 our Eversharp and the proverblai
luck Of foolish fellers to keep us clear
Of a libel suit.
Although, on account of our above
stated kinship to tn bride, we a a
reserved ringside seat we wanted to
be sure not to overlook any bets n
was In our place fifteen minutes BE-
fore high noon" eve don't get this
high" stuff, but suppose its some,
thin in connection with tn ~eddin
game, just like seven up).
Bout ten minutes before tn main
event Prof. Edwards spelled off a few
organ notes, which sorta served I
keen the early arrivals rom gettin
tn fidgets; and right on the dot cord
in to Western Onion time Sky Pilot
Allen appeared and awaited tn com
in Of tn couple on whom he was 70
the life sentence.
Then things began to happen. F1rst
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Some Imaqinatlon.

Margaret, aged 4 years. wore her
hair bobbed, which necessitated fire.
quent trips to the barber.
AS the summer advanced, and the
heat grew more intense, MarEaret's
mother ordered the barber to bob her
hair much shorter, 80 much SO, that
the clippers were needed for a clean
cut.
To this Margaret objected strenu.
ously for a time. Finally, after much
coa1ing, she was induced to submit to
the ordeal, which she did smilingly,
after the first shock, explaining to the
barber, that: :
ut feels just like icc-cream clear
down my back"
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Cured Her
Rheumatism

Knowing from terrible experience the
suffering caused by rheumatism. Mrs.
2 y. Hurst, who lives at sos e Doug
las street, C-395. Bloomington. Ill. Is
no thankful at having cured herself that
out Of pure gratitude she Is anxious TO
tell all other sufferers just how to get
"a Of their torture by a simple way at
MRS. Hurst has nothing to sell. Mere
" mail your name and address.
and she will gladly send o this
valuable information entirely free.
Write her At once before you forget
Adv.
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Cute Riddles
She Should Worry!

Two-year-old Foy was very fo2d OF
milk, but she lived in the country, and
the house was not screened. conse'
quently they were more or less mo
Tested with flies.
One day at dinner she had her usual
glass OF milk, and her uncle who was
visiting them, sat next her. He dis
covered a fly in her glass. and quietly
offered to remove It; but she took the
glass In her chubby hands, looked at
It for an instant, smiled sweetly al
her uncle. and said, as she raised II
to her lips:
"Onty one, I jink him down
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WOMAN'S CLUB
HERE HOST To
los CHILDREN
JUv4NILE CANES, Mus1o AID
CHRNFnIAS TREE PROVIDED
FoR AMUB1NENT or
RIDDLES.
MCCLURE HOTEL SCENE
Of ENJOYABLE PARTY
BUSINESS AND PROFESSIONAL NO.
MEMS CLUE TO HOLD cKHfS1-
MAS PARTY THIS HvBNINo

The much anticipated event ct the
Children's Christmas Party given by the
woman's Club. was enjoyed on Wednes
day afternoon by 10s children OF the club
members. from three to five o'clock In
the ballroom OF the Mcclure Hotel.
Mrsic and James occupied the greater
part Of the time. and were entered into
with the usual zest OF young and
healthy children.
II would take all the adjectives used
IN the dictionary 10 express the varia-
lions OF beauty. joy. eagerness. cnthu-
siasm. and happy activity. to interpret
what this party represented. Judging
from the expression OF the childrens
faces.
One woman was heard to say Il wish
I were a child again. just for tonight"
while the children were playing,
Farmer in the Dell"
But two little children were not very
happy-;n fact. they were much the
opposite. and were found In a cozy nook
being comtorted BY a club-member. The
cause OF all his misery was the Alb
sence OF their own particular mamma
who mad been delayed. for some reason.
which the lad and lassie OF four nd
five years could not comprehend: and
they refused 70 be comforted. though
told OF a dolly that could say mann
ma. and 4 drum. a Pierce-Arrow. and
lots OF pretty things" in between their
Robs. which Santa Claus brought them.
There was a beautiful Christmas tree
In one corner Of the ballroom. and other
decorations in keeping with Christmas
week.
Refreshments consisted OF ice-cream
and cake. which the Riddles consumed
with their usual zest.
In every particular. the Christmas
party was q compelte success, and Mrs
Frank Waite and the ladies who assist
ed her should be compl.mented on their
executive and artistic ability.
The following children were present
ut The party:
Jacoueline From Betty Anderson
Edith Iglaner Reed Anderson
Joseph Dreyfuss John Reed. Jr.
Jerome Moss Jane Shepherd
Kenneth Moss Charles SentlinSer
Cecil Moss Helen Sentilinger
william Huston Mildred Shortridge
Jane Meyer Wilson Shortridge
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Aunt Rhoda's Goose.

A little girl of 3, while accompany.
ing her parents IN a drive through
the country. n summer day, discov.
cred a flock OF geese in a farmyard
that they we're passing.
20, look quick" she explained,
with her voice full Of excitement.
There's Aunt Rhoda's old grey
goose that died."
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Mrs. Carl Lash entertained the mem.
bors Of tho Heights Bridge club. at her
hom- on Catawha street. Martins Ferry.
last evening. Conflicting engagements
Obliged the postponement OF this party
last week.
Music. games and the distribution Of
xifts furnished tho entertainment OF
tho evening. and at r late hour. lunch.
con was served. Covers were laid for
30 guests. and Christmas decorations
were in evidence.
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COMMUNICATING bride and Groom.

Mr. and Mrs. Herbert G. Linton OF
Elm Grove entertained informally on
Tuesday evening in honor of Mr.. and
Mrs. Keith H. Linton OF Fairmont. who
are the guests OF Mrs. Kate r. Linton
for the Christmas week.
Cards. music and dancing wer" inc
pastimes Of the evening. finished by
midnigh. refreshments. Guests In at-
tendance were:
Messrs. and McsdameS-
Keith II. Linton Wilbur f.. "a!'ace
George Marshall Roy wallace
Herbert c.. Linton
MeSdaIneS--
James Clemens Kate r. Linton
Misses
Virginia Linton Ruth Linton
Helen Wallace Eleanor Linton
Master Billy Linton
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Out-of-tovn Guests.

Mr.. and Mrs. william NJ. Vance. Of
Pittsheld. Mass. Will arrive Friday TO
visit Mr.. and Mrs. II. ". Vance. Sew
eral affairs are being planned oompli-
mentary to the visitors. Mrs. E. T.
Hickman will be at home Informally
to honor Mrs. Vance, during the hours
o flour to six o'clock. on Saturday after
noon.
Mr.. n Mrs. w. W. Holloway will en-
tertain with a Dime party at their
Woodlawn home. In honor Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Vance on Saturday evening.
Mrs. s. w. Harper will beat home IN
formally on New Years day in honor
OF Mrs. Vance; and Oh the following
Wednesday. Mr.. II. E Vance will enter
tain a group OF friends at a buffet-sup-
per. followed by a theatre party at the
Court theatre.
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will resume her studies at that school
on the eighth of January.
The New Years breakfast at when
she will be a guest IN I" hr given py
members OF the Phi Delta Kappa IRA
tern!ty. and will be the first of the Sc
ries Of social functions by which she
will be honored.
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Christmas Party.

Miss Edna Picket, daughter Of Mr..
and Mrs. Picket Of Edgwood. entertained
about thirty Of her friends on Wednes-
day evening at her home.
Many OF the students home from
school were included In tho party. The
decorations were a Christmas tree with
other attractive novelties In red and
green.
Dancing was the chief entertainment
OF the evening. made more enjoyable by
the serving Of a delicious light supper.
after which dancing was resumed and
continued throughout the evening.
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black, curly dog. who was very fond
of her.
=. He would always bark and wag his
tail when she came down stairs IN
the morning.
One day, after the usual demonstra'
ton, she looked up brightly TO her
mother and said:
Bobby Is speaking French to ne!
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Juy0ni,s Party

Master Owen Zimmerman, young son
Of Mr.. and Mrs. zimmerman OF Walnu:
street. Martins Forty. entertained Il
few Of his friends on last evening.
The Christmas party vas a very pref
~ affair. as we'll as enjoyable. Tho
entertainment consisted OF games and
the reading of stories. after which dam
~ refreshments were served.
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Hose>.. TO Dorca. socasev.

Mrs. L. s. NIehergall. OF 400 Water
Street. will entertain the members OF
tho Dorcas Society OF ST. Paurs Evan
gelical Church, this evening.
Tho husbands OF the Members will
be included In the delightful social even
Ing as planned. Delicious refreshments
will be served.
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r,ooutiou ol.,.s, Entertained.

Miss Mary O'Leary viii entertain the
members OF her elocutIon classes this
eyeu,ng at her home in Warwood. \
nroaram Of music, games and dancing.
by the guests from : To ? o'clock.
Covers are laid for IS guests. and
the refreshments are promised 10 he
most delicious. Christmas decorations
will bcautify the home.
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Gard RsrtH and pAnoA.

On Friday evening. Liberty Review
No. IS. Women's Benefit Association.
will give a card party and dance at the
Carroll Club. II will be attended by a
large number Of members ind their
friends. and promises TO be c most de-
lightful affair.
From $50 o'clock until midnight. a
popular orchestra will render a most In
teresting program Of music. TO which
the young people will dance.
Cards will be enjoyed by others OF
the guests. and prizes viii be awarded
the lucky players. Mrs. Beatrice Denny
ls tho chairman Of arrar sements.
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wagner-Nau Wedding.

Miss Calra Nau. daughter Of Mr..
George Nau of sixteenth street. and Mr.
Paul Wagner. local taxi proprietor. were
married on Tuesday afternoon at Wells
burg. The couple were attended by Mr..
and Mrs. Harry Hawker.
The bride Ia r popular young lady
and a graduate OF st. Joseh's academy.
The couple have many friends who wish
them a happy married HE.
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To Attend Rouse Party.

Miss Jane Murphy. daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. Frank P. Murphy Of Lenox.
will leave today for GAINESVILLE. Ohio.
whore she will be entertained at a num-
her Of social functions. Miss Murphy
Ia 4 student ut Mount dc Chantal. and
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Educated DoQ!!

Little ~3-yearold Mary had been
learning some simple French phrases,
and her only playmate was Bob-a
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a few of her friends last evening al
her home on the South Side.
Games and other pastimes' 'ose,"e.
with delicious refreshments, comolheu
to make this Christmas party q very
happy event for tho younS peop'e'
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YiKdttnR 0USGts

Mr.. and Mrs. A. NJ. Kramer Of Buff
falo are guests Of Mrs .Kramers sister
and husband. Mr.. and Mrs. P.
Murphy. at their home on Locust 70
nue.. Lenox. Mr.. n Mrs. Kramer Will
BE- entertained 1T a number Of informal
social functions while In tho city.
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70 NJ sn~s.rsa.n.d In pt...suSn.

Miss Helen Morris. OF L.enox Place.
will DO entertained n Pittsburgh. at
the Schenley Hotel. ny the students Of
Sweet 8riar College. A luncheon will
be served. followed by a dancing party
in the evening.
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L~uoaR-JAcESon.

Saturday morning at 1880 o'clock n
the parsonage OF the First IS. Z. church.
a pretty wedding will AXE place ~hen
Miss Gala Jackson becomes the orde OF
Mr.. Guy C.. Lucas Of Bellaire. The cere-
mony will be performed by Rev. J. H.
Palmer In the presence Of the attend
ants, who will be Miss Hazel Getrost.
and Mr.. Arthur G och. both OF Bellalre'
Ohio. .
The beautiful ring ceremony viii be
used. ..
The bride will wear a beautiful suit
OF Bobolink broadcloth. fur trimmed
with hat and gloves OF the same shade
Her attendant will be attired In q mod
ish suit Of blue.
At twelve o'clock an elaborate wed
ding dinner will be served Mt the homo
Of the brides parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Elmer Jackson. where covers Will be
laid for the immediate friends Of tho
couple.
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Nov Year, Dance ana Bssar.

Members Of the Mozart club are max
ing interesting preparations for a dance
and bazaar. to be given on New Years
day, In tho Golden Links hall, at thirty
eighth and Jacob streets.
Tho Mozart Novelty orchestra will
furnish snappy dance music and 4 splen-
did program is promised.
There will be a variety OF articles
on sale at the bazar. n ~serenty-two
dolls win be given away during tho
evening.
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Jaoo0-KcNuQsn.

Cumberland, Md, Dec. 27.-William G
Jacob, a member Of The Pittsburgh bar.
and Miss Helen McMullen. daughter OF
forrer state comptroller. and Mrs.. Hugh
A, McMullen. were married this morn
ing Mt ST. Patrsck's church, by Monstg'
NO rEdward J. wunder. Miss Alice NC
Mullen. sister Ct the bride, was brides
Maid and Dr. Fred NJ. Jacob. brother
r. the bridegroom. was best man. a
wedding breakfast followed the cere-
nony at tho homo OF the brides parents
Among those who attended the wedding
werc Mrs. William o. Jacob and Mise
Dorothy Jacob, mother and sister OK
tre bridegroom. Or. and Mrs. Fred NJ.
Jacob, Mr.. and Mrs. John X, Gloninger'
hrother-in-law. and sister Of the bride;
John r. Glon!nger. Jr.. William Swear.
tnrcn, George s. Shanahan and Edward
4 Heavey. all o: PIttsburgh: Mr.. ana
Mrs Maurice Welsh and Mrs. James T.
walsh aun, OF the bridegroom. all OF
chattanooga. Tenn. and william Z. Dc
fancy. W~illiamsport. Pa.
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Juvenile Party.

Mss Betty Hall. young daughter "t
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry NJ. Hall. entertained
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um-Robtn

Cumberland. Nd. Dec. "r-HaTold
Eay Krnmm OF the editorial STAFF or inc
sIorran,own. w. Va. Post. and Miss
Maine crawford Robinson. daughter W
the late Mr.. and Mrs. J. j.. Robinson.
were married Monday OF tho manse OF
,bs E1rs, PRESBYTERIAN church. By the
7cy Or James +. Moffatt. The bride
Rad hsen connected with the proof-read-
tnu denartment Of the Cumberland Eve
r,np Times, OF which her brother. Harry
n Robinson, former member OF the
MARYLAND legislature. 10 telegraph sdi-
tor. Her father was for many years
editor and owner OF the Homecoming
star. Mr.. Krlmm 10 q son OF Mr.. and
lfrx. Noah r KEtmm. thts htE.
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Societu

Jane ~Cauldabaugh
Howard Hyde
Mary Otto
Edna Otto
James Otto
Margaret Whitley
Billy Bycott
George
blanche Stcenrod
Dorothy McCready
Dwight Kennedy
Austin Francis
Robert Francis
Robert Francis
Rosaline Retchart
Masha Retchart
Florence Reichart
Irvine Reichart
Deane Davis
Betty Higgins
William Bates
Samuel Bates
Charles Bates
Ella McClusky
Mary McC!usky
Mary Wood
Peggy McGrcgor
Jean McGiregor
James Ftckes
Mary e
Eruily Myers
Ed. Marschner
Phil CauldabauSh
Birdie Lee a
Dorothy Crago
William Hunter
James Hunter
Helen Hunter
Jean Taylor
Cecil krehrren
Denise Caravasius
George Caravasius
G. Caravasius
n Honecker
Louise Windsor
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Mrs. C. A. Robinson will be hostess TO
the ST. James Circle Of the Kings
Daughters. this evening at eight o'clock
at her homo on South Penn street.
Mrs. John C. Shellhass will lead the
devotional. n Mrs. J. c. Heinleln Will
give a Christmas ak on n subject not
yet announced. following a business SEES
sion. Delicious refreshments will bs
served during the evening.
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Sarah 4. Van Kirk
Sarah Flanagan
Naomi Collins
Genevieve Collins
Helene Brand
Elizabeth Meek
Jimmy Byrum
George Byrum
Jack Breunen
Andrew Bycote
Benny Honecker
Virginia Salisbury
Franklin Salisbury
K. Sillinan
Fred killmeyer
Betty Boreiand
William JuerEens
Mira McEldowney
G.. McEldowncy
Jane Hawkins
Anita Staley
Betty Juergcns
Drucilla Armstrong
81. Daakworth
Ruth Beetham
Isabel Harris
Charles McCready
Margaret Wilson
Ruth Arbents
I.ucian Arbentz
Sarah Whitley
Dorothy COPELAND
Arnold Copeland
Julian Belrg
Eleanor Berg
Jane Noyes
Jane Gundllng
Elsie GundllnS
Betty Barnard
Ethel 4
Robert Conneborn
Patience Baldwin
Mary Worener
Helen Steenrod
George Moore
William Moore
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Popular Musicians.

On New Years night, the Virginia
~Serenaders have been engaged TO play
at the Schenley hotel. Pittsburgh. and
during New Years week. will play at
the Ameri US club, among other en-
Eaxements. They are fast gaining pop
lularity outside OF the!r home city.