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The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-12-07

<Ets@x 80 sfA5iZ4 -
.vasioas sras q ne history ~ eda-
caffu1; tracing the Drinclples which
Eovnrn education and the develop
mont Of Dankfnd In the various
sras, which portray the ideals Of
Inst period. SPEAKING OF modern
education, Mr.. Youngert ~brought
out the fact that It is the object to
bring ont the individuality Of the
pupil and 10 turn out good Ameri.
can. citizens. Mrs. Youngert favor
cd with . short piano recital. and
refreshments were served by the
hostess.
! Mrs. Abrahamson used carnations
in the Fooms,ssand presiding ct the
tea table was MISE. l.. Nordgren.
The next meeting will be held Jan.
81, when Mrs. c. W. Lundshl and
MRS. Albert Freeman OF Moline Viii
entertain at the .Lundahl home,
1850 Twelfth avenue. Mrs. T. +
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-12-07
WEDNESDAY

Ruth 81. Denis, Ttu Shawn and Deni-
shawn dancers.
TrilCity women's Press club Christmas
party.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-12-07

ulnnchosO1nua Maeeooeife Whtts-'
k6ck - Hn1od ann1eg1sn, D1bef3-
tuftf Nnuouf1g ~ hnsiness nest-
inG last Di1At IL siEts sDlayed =
numbef ~ yolleyban games. the
scors being : ~.
ColIego Knn1GEn1ty t. lave Dinner.
The Phi Omega Phi tystefnftyso Of
Augustine co1Iege 10 entertaining
1t . theatre party 1T the Grand
theatre tomorrow evening some
thirty o. the members. and their
frfeads to b guests 1t the aifatr.
The theatre party 70 rec HCaDpy
Ricks' will Be preceded by dinner
ct Terrace Gardens.
Splendid Concert It Vfla.
A splendid classical recital wal
Kiyen yesterday afternoon at the
villa de Chantai, which was en-
ioyed BY the students, . company
Of friends and alumnae. A trio Of
Davenport artists presented the
recital assisted by reproducing
piano, which played accompani-
ments and several solos. Those
appearing were Mrs. A. P. Griggs,
soprano; Miss Mae Chambers, So
prano, and Miss Irma Dorgan, who
gave interpretive dances. The pro.
gram includes ballad numbers and
classical selections played by some
| of the best artists in the country
for reproduction.
Department to Hear Of Scout Work,
Mrs. w. H. Marshall will give q
report of the girl Scout work to.
morrow afternoon at the meeting
of the Civic department, Rock Is
land Woman,s club. and there will
be a demonstration of Scout worI
to illustrate the talk. The meeting
will be held ut $50 in the Masonic
temple parlor. Mrs. Margaret
Archer. depot matron. is to give a
report Of the Travellers Aid con-
vention held last month in Cincin-
natl at the meeting also.
Mrs. Cooley New Corps President
Mrs. Ruth Cooley was elected
president Of the W0man's Relief
corps, No. sc, at the annual bust
ness session held yesterday after.
noon at the Y. w. c. A. gymnasium
| Other officers chosen were.
Senior vice-Mrs. Bertha Bruhn.
Junior vice-Mrs. Amelia StOr.
beck.
:. Conductress-Mrs. Ora Wood.
Treasurer-Mrs. Mary Hansen.
Guard-Mrs. Martha jerks.
Chaplain-Mrs. Anna Whitehead
First delegate-Mrs. Mae McGee
Second delegate-Mrs. Lucy Nor.
rts.
Third delegate-Mrs. Arabells
Skinner.
| Fourth delegate-Mrs. Cinderella
Hoppe.
First alternate-Mrs. Flo Stevens
Second alternate-Mrs. Justins
Thompson.
Third alternate-Mrs. Bertha
| Bruhn.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-12-07

CALENDAR

0o1ts ufth Mn. ~. = Ae1eS. 1e45
tecnSh atreet.
uew Ides cDub With Mn JrOd Appto-
qulee. lo40 Illsd Avenue.
Court 81 hoeor M. u 1900.
Jolly 04g1o 1uoso10efy Gu WIN Ia
HefT1 MeOonald.
WaahtnesCn P|T. =.
Am00 Ca10Eo@ oeWtnG 6reko.
Lady Esgless eas1 pesy 8 Harms h0eel.
Mn. o. e, Paul. 3zz7 youPteo1th svo-
nps, hostem 70 Tfictty uDsrUsncy club.
Lsdy ElkD meet. y
-
FRIDAY.
Civic Department OF Rock Island WON
Ceutaf esestee p~T. n.
Gfans TT. =. ncets. A :.
Edwln Steo1y ceoAF 0bsn VISUAL y
Au.ustAne eneoel. -
silver usOse circsc. Ainss DAusns11s
m,sss w5sn ~. Z. =. ysvlo, DssenDos.
1877 ~ e"s
49, S
~
v~Ar -. TeIcstv A. l...pe
.tuSioS "
Yiea Nsev Yauise ba6derbecke. Daven.
port. entertsins Il outinr club for trio
of isd,es.
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Auxiliary viii Elect.
Y. W. c. A. Activities.

Members of the regular ~vOlleyball
team of the B. B. c. girls club were
selected last night at the supper
meeting held at the Y. W. c. A. The
team will compete in a toar-
nament Dec. IA, in which a high
school team, matrons and the bust
ness girls teams will play. The
latter team includes the following
girls: The Misses Margaret Low
man, captain; Helen Boyland, Mel
lie Hartman, Grace GillinEham.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-12-07
Free Ticket.
to the Tri-Cit Symphony Co1c=rt.
AZ, Schmidt"

~ With the purchase of an orchestral instrument such * a Vio-
lin, F1ute, Cornet, Saxophone. etc-made by or for a child before
Jans1st, 1928 and amounting to SO or more we will include a sea-
son ticket FREE to the childrens concerts given by the Tri-City
symphony Orchestra for the current season.
With each purchase Of a new or used piano made before Jan.
LIST, 1923 we will include an adult season ticket free.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-12-07
Societies sponsor Sale supper

A Christmas bale and supper will
be sponsored tomorrow afternoon
and evening at the Lutheran Broth
erhood building, Augustana college,
by the ladies' aid and forward
society and Luther league of the
Grace Lutheran church. Quanti-
ties of articles have been prepared
for the sale tables and a satisfying
menu will be served.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-12-07

KID N'C0f IN BANKRUPTCY.
Los Angeles. Calf. Dec. Nor
man Selby, better known as .Kid
MCCOY" has filed bankruptcy peti.
ton.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-12-07


Miss N0ia n. Connor, ~ ~
ty-second street, and hoDert =.
Reynolds. well known attorpey o.
this city, were married at O'CLOCK
last night ct Q quiet weoolnx VOL
emnized at the home Of the Df1ge.a
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Con
nor, $50 elmer street, Muscatine
Only q small company Of relatives
Witnessed the marriage, which was
performed by Rev. ]. B. Kendall
pastor of the First Presbyterian
church.
Of navy blue satin crepe. Follow
ing the ceremony a wedding dinner
was served. Mr.. and Mrs. Reyn'
ODDS have gone on a Wedding triI
and will reside in Book Island.
Mrs. Reynolds has had q beauty
shop in the Best building for {
number OF years and Mr. heynoio.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-12-07

er.rSk eahsSnStS - r1 Mnsyl
1EGS~,S
= - sr@e6 7oxTha
1SS6s Ssnfa C4an< fuud q me bust
e.sisrn nnrinr me socioa
hnnr rsfreshmenf. We,e served.
Th~.r.rt useefinrswfl Ia held next
ur.ar~sS.v - IN Y ~. q 4.
sx~~,1Sr,v
c,r-a. pl... C.6ee.
M..~.r.t ci,.. c,rele Kings
n.r-ht.-s heId - All dav meeting
--.sts-d.v At the home of NJ. g.
q cr,ts n Miiar The members
-a-r.1 - articles tn h soid At a
rnes. - - held tbe frst Of the
49, IA al tha date for fhs coffee.
~, 9c The a6air Win r. xiven
~ the home ~ M,s, rIovd 3,
Mnamn.or Inos Tv.ntieth street.
NJ w.lt.r q Murnhv mas named
a.-s. :. ~. c-cw,rittoa
c. er,nI IL. .at.S tn - tha wel.
ae c snS - f%urr;sh
chr;atmas treats for several de-
4 IAZ
sw.,s - ~;var an sred woman
Jnncheor was eninved at the noon
! horr
Ms g r sv,tzer. 1928 Thir.
teenth street, viii he hostess to the
circlo a. the next meeting. Ian. 3
Members not attending the meeting
are asked to notify the hostess.
-
Giexle Box Club
Mrs r Scb,n;tt entertained
mamhars NJ the Ciprle Roy club Al
her home 500 Seventh avenue. YES.
tardav afternm,n. Two tables OF
s0n we're nlaved. high fayors
going to Mrs. Ben Roe and Mrs
Fred r Carlson. and consolation
prize to Mrs. William Eberts. Miss
Norma Roberts favored with pi-
ano selections. The hostess served
lunch at the \ conclusion OF the
! games. Mrs. 3Caflson at her her
home, 7O8 Thirteenth avenue, will
! he hostess to the club next Wed
nesday afternoon.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-12-07
"SchmidfS" Great
HgsE4al7ME
Sale of Player Pianos

No mother need deprive her child of
music now. During our great Music
Festival" we have placed a special price
On 25 Playerpianos-(on2y 10 of these re-
main unsold) and made exceptional terms.
Now every home can afford music.
Show Your Good Judgment by Acting Now
You can credit yourself with having mighty good
judgment, if you act at once, to get one Of these
high-grade instruments at our low Music Festival
price. Many dollars saved will reward you for your
good judgment.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-12-07

Noles0k 1n6sG Aean-
D1es0Q H1ght ~ 1dWta
WxnGD19D1De 0f organ
$3.50 university, - Au-
odoloN0k This viii ~ the
c1gs Ne1tal of III ssriss.
~ ~ NUMBER an-
- ~ peogsa0: =
nSmandca NJ. : (Pistro
u1lsas = Alissro.
~ opas Of the New York
~oemDoser Wa Published
bog, 1911, and WAS given its
g3esnancs anywhere BY NJ.
FL Oct -.
1890 IN a Cesar FYanck).
4GSUiQue Cesar TSanck).
npmbers played in recog-
- ~ 1ooth anniversary Of
Mt Dolgian co1nposef's birth.
5peeurs DeG 10.
0tssFle (ytrmin GWinnen.)
3laus representation OF Chi
esIssso tMs) George Leland
bcated to Mr.. Seder.)
CDncerttna (Pietro A.. Y0n).
elever imitation Of Q familiar
mo in o Minor IN. Enrico
-.
hIlstmas (Caston Dethier).
~ brilliant number by . New
orgnuist and composer con-
o. an Introduction, past6rale
variations on Adeste Fideles.
An u Serve Meals.
oth dinner and supper will be
ttod In connection withthe bake
- 10 be held Saturday at Young
19cComb's store. The affair Is
msoFed blythe ladies' aid society
he Fifteenth Avenue Christian
to5ch.
@4m1e Unlsn League to Eject.
~ Woman's Trade Union league
Ia meet tomorrow night In the
o4neslndustrial home. The meet
A vailed for 7 o'clock and the
l9ction Of officers will be the bust
W. Of importance. Saturday q
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-12-07
Grosa,FaIske Weldine.

Miss Mildred Felske, daughter OF
Mrs. A. N. Westlund, 1912 Four
teenth avenue, and Lester Gress;
son Of Mr.. and Mrs. P. NJ. Gross,
1107 Ffteenth-and-a-half avenue,
were married at 2 o'clock last eve
ming at the parsonage of South
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-12-07
ocialAnneuneemenfs

The workers class Of First Ran.
fist church will hold an all-dsy -.
ing Friday IN the church amer
There will be a picnic luncheon n
noon.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-01-03
OUR FIGHT
DECISIONS

Decisions ~ boxing representative =
nrc;
At Portland, Orc--Hiu Tate won on n
foul by Fary wills "a. Fed An
der~on heat Charles Dawson tGl.
NTuH bronson and wiiIic - & iaIr
fouahs draw C6,. ned Callahan
boat NaftilnE Barnes 90. Frankie
RI.rhie nnd Frankie ARchb fought
dra,. a..
A. PhiIndeIphin-Le-r Tender heat
Bnrnc. Adair $50. John DonnrlIs
beat sailor Joe Kelly t~3. Darb,
Jasper knocked out WHY Curr,
81 Johnny Krouse beat EddIe
MULLEN 9@1. Mike ereaeIl seat
Tommy o'TOOie 81. pixie Allen
knocked out Mickey sulii,an 80.
At Baltimore--George CLANCY heat
otto Wallace I2). Frankie Rice
beat X. o. Circus 80. Joe Chaney
beat Sergeant Price co..
At Columbus, O.--Eddie . lS1ssd beat
Patsy Flanagan D@f.
At Memphis-8ob Roper knocked out
Mann DuEan C3f.
At Pittsburgh-Al Corhett bcnt Brick !,
Ryan tI0l,
Al walker %.
At Cincinnati Harry CsrSh beat
Chuck Virgins GO).
At Harrisburg, Pa.--Indinn Russell
beat I6id FrederIcks (10D.
A. Terre Hnute. Ind.-Hopc Mullen de-
reated dutch Chandler ~.
Al spring field. Mo.-Bud Clancy heat
Jim Marques tIo).
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-01-03
SUPREMES PLAY
GARY ELKS TEAM

~ ,vtu pc llk daN ar the Inlerna-
tioual amphitheater At the stockyards
next sunday when the Morris SUI
prsmes clash with the Gary Elks it
ara indoor football game Tho Gary
eleAen is a powerful one and boasts a
Fast charging line with such stars as
Hanhe Of minnesota, RisIcy Of Indiana.
ana Secrist Of Pittsburgh
The Supremes Will present their
REGULAR lineup. with Al Nosser forluer
star Of the Akron pros. and West OF
Colgate counted on as the main. dcte1-
siNe cogs Jimmy Councilman wan pilot
The Supremes
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-01-03
COLLEGE .
BASKETBALL

Michigan Aegies, 33. Albion 13
Purdue 31 colgate. 90
Illinois, 80, Notre Dame. IS
Cornell I'LL 23 Wittonberg
Kansas L Sc Minnesota
Missouri So Rolla Miners Az
St Louis T.. 30 ST. Johns Il. H.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-01-03

An hours use daily OF the piano is
being given g SEINE domestic servants
ina London suburbs
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-04-16

Richmond. during Tho session Of tho
supreme Court. have returned TO Lou
!Sn.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-04-16
CLIFTON FORCE
Especial to The Times Dispatch. ]

Especial TO The Times Dispatch.
CLIFTON FORGE. VA. April Ia
f.. Il. Damn spent several days in Gin
Cinnati. where he witnessed the open
inr game of the National League.
Mrs. W. NJ. simpson is the guest az
her son. w. Il. simpson. on Mccormick
Street.
Mrs. l.. VI. Caldwell. OF New Castle.
is spending several days in Richmond.
Va.
Floyd King has returned home
from IA business trip to Charleston.
w. Va. where he appeared as coun-
sci before the Public Service Com
mission Of West Virginia.
Miss Maggie Iipcs. Of Lynchbure
Is the ruts; OF Mrs. H. NJ. Black
wood. on RidCcway Street.
Mir. and Mrs. T.. 7. Dawson. OF
Charleston, are spending several days
in the city.
y. G. Ford spent several days in
Richmond this week with his wife
who is patient in st. I.ukc's Hos
pita!.
Mrs. !. II. Callahan is in Richmond
as the guest of Miss Helen Stevens
and vii lremain until the marriage
of Miss Stevens. which takes place
April 10.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-04-16

Headliner on the Keith Circuit.
You'd be smart. always. though
your purse is slim? Then have a
black gown with black shoes and
black stockings,
You can't be dowdy IN black. That
is the secret OF tin" eternal chic of
the Par!sicnnc whom I've just come
back from playing to, shopping with
and marvclinc at!
Black-whcthcr your eyes and
hair are black or not--wear black
and YOU can't look frowsy.
And Your SHOES.
And your shoes; isn't nearly so
much whether your feet are larg.
or small! Its whether you're clever
enough to bring out their lines n
plain. we'll cut black slippers or VIII
make them look bunchy by wearing
ornaments and ;aS>els.
And--as for hair. it must 10"
washed often-"u-" a week ! have
nine shampoocd and brushed much.
| Plain soap and water is. after all.
Richmond. during the session Of tho
! supreme Court, have returned TO Lou
| !sa.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-04-16
| FARMV|LLE LEGION
HAS HOUSE WARMING
Post Opens Splendidly Equip.
ped Quarters for Its
Members.
Especial To The Times Dispatch ]

Especial Ia The Times Dispatch.l
FAitMNJ1l.E. VA, April i5.-On
Friday evening the new home Of the
Amcrical Legion. Jack Garland Post.
OF Farmville. was thrown open 70
| the public and Il zeal houS"-warm-
! ing entertainment given. The rooms
on Main Street. which have recently
been ht'cd up as tn" homo nf ia"
! chapter. were Beautifully Il" ,"r:,t, d
with cut flowers and spring blossoms
| for the entertainment held, under
the auspices OF the woman's AuNil-
| larry. About $50 guests called dur
Ing the evening and the reception
proved to be one OF genuine pleas
| IRE. The officers OF the Jack Gar
| land Post are: commander. Thomas e.
| Hardy: adjutant. William II. crcn-
shaw: treasurer, Walter :. Ovcrt"n.
chaplain. Dr. J. II. Cocks The new
| nome Of tho American Legion. winch
| has just been established IN Farm
vile. is spicndidly, equipped. having
| two large reccption-rooms. one Ii
/ brary and reading room, pool an:
| billiard parlor. recrea;ion-room and
an attractive kitchenettc for the use
Of the legion members. Baths ra,c
also been included in the home with
all modern and up to-datc fXtur.S
| members The reception room have
! been comfortably furnished and al
| ready the post has a good library
TO which the members have access
/ AT all times. Several beautiful pic
lures adorn the walls of the rooms
and in the front reception room n
| large portrait OF Comradc Jack Gar
| !and. son of MIR. and Mrs. !. \ Gar
| land. who made the supreme sacri E
nee over there" has been placed. 1t
was to his memory that the post
was named
News was received here this week
Of the sudden death of Hugh French
which occurred at his home at SUI,
nyside. last Thursday He was a
brother of Mrs. Alma Ogburu. OF
Farmvilie. and well known here.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gordon West have
returned To their home near Farm
vile. after an extended stay at their
former home in Illinois. where they
were called several weeks ago on
account of sickness among their lcla
I tivcs there.
Mrs, r. NJ. Sanger and two children.
OF Norwalk. Conn. are tho guests
OF her parents. Mr.. and Mrs Il. II.
| Paulette.
Mrs. Willis Spencer and Mrs Tom
Farnctt. OF curdsvillc. visited in th.
| nome "f Mr.. and Mrs. X. w Gaructt
this week
Miss phillipa Spencer. Of Richmond
visited Mrs r. W. Garnett FOR the
| past Weekend.
MISS ciaudine MorinE. who teaches
in the Driver High School is tho
guest Of relatives here and her
mother. Mrs. J. c. Morgan. at Moran,
| for Easter.
Mrs. w. Il. Gibbs. Of Richmond is
the guest OF Mrs. +. L. Gilbert.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-04-16

at tho apartment of Mrs. Bane. There
were many responses TO invitations
during the hours announced
Tn" young men of the city gave
a dance Thursday night at the Elks'
club.
Alton Crowcil. of Randolph Macon.
and NJ. y. shun. Jr OF the University
~ Virginia. are home for the Easter
holidays
Miss Mary Macriil Chanin returned
Friday from 4 visit to friends in Knox
viii. and Memphis
Mrs II. w. Stcgcr and son left
Wednesday for an extended visit to
relatives in Reading. IA.
j. H. Meek. 81 Richmond. while in
this section in connection with his
duties with the Division of Markets.
spent sunday with his mother here.
Thomas J. ,Nallner has returned
from trip to SpartansburE, 5. e..
for the raul knitting mills.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-04-16
ASHLAND ENTERTA|NS
MANY EASTER VISITORS
Interesting Paper Is Read Be
fore the Woman
Club.

ASHLAND. VA. April l5.-At the
woman's Club on Tuesday afternoon
Mrs. Tate Chcnery read paper on
"Pfecious stones" and gave most
Interesting account or the supersti-
,ions and legends connected with
them
Miss Sarah Blasinsamc. OF Char
lottesvile. and Miss Virginia Blasin-
game. OF Norfolk. are spending the
Faster vacation with their parents.
DR.. and Mrs. r c. Blastnsame.
Mrs {. 7. LcAkins and Miss Ellen
Jenkins. Of Baltimore. were guests
this week o! Mrs James Harris.
Miss Nancy MorinE, OF Raleigh.
y. c.. is visiiil.; Miss Alice stevens.
Mrs David pakes and children. OF
Bloomfield y J.. are spending some
time here with Mrs. Bernard Dos,
we'll.
Miss Elhcda Bridges has returned
from visit to Misses Jane and
Ursula Rowe tn Richmond.
Mr. and Mrs. Gilbert Hunt are
guests OF Mrs. u :. Ellis.
Mrs, V. y. Vaughan has returned
from Richmond where She was the
guest Of Mrs J. NJ L"aks and at
,eudcd tho fas, Hanover Prcshy-
tor!al which was held In Richmond
this~pest week.
Miss Elizabeth Williams. of Wash
inEtnn. is Visiting friends here.
Mrs / y Vaughan j. tho guest OF
Mrs Gcorc" S,arke a. Auburn Mills.
Miss Ruby Dart. Of Richmond. is
the guest OF Mrs :. II. French.
Mrs.. C c. Bridges. who has been
the guest OF her daughter. Mrs. G. h.
Hutch.nes. in Richmond. arrived
THURSDAY 10 spend some time with
Mrs. rutherford Fleet
Beverly Fleet. OF Rochester. y. Y.
Is Visiting his mother. Mrs I. r.
Fleet. AT the Henry Clay Inn
Miss Sarah Hughes. o: Winchester.
is spending several days here with
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. 7. G.
Hughes
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-04-16
LOUISA

Especial 20 The Times Dispa,chl
LOUISA VA, April l5-Ths young
people o, Louisa gave minstrel
show in the high school auditorium
Saturday night for the hcnetit OF the
School Athletic Association. The
event was well attended with good
returns, abou; $1,000 being realized.
William Thomas. Of Richmond. was
tho guest OF MIR. and Mrs. j. NJ.
Thomas al their home here recently.
Mrs William Chew Bihb and 1T
tle'> slaughter left Friday TO spend
Easter with her parents. Mr.. and Mrs.
\. I. St"rrcrc. OF Lexington.
Mr. and Mrs 7. l.. WooltolE ami
family. OF Elisv.uc, have moved to
Louisa and are living at the home
of w Nj Perkins.
pr. and Mrs. IL w Porter cnt"r-
tanned a few friends al dinner ON the
might OF April .. the occasion being
in honor OF Por,.r's birthday.
Mrs, George V Cameron spent
several days last week In Gordons-
villt with her uncle Rev u NJ
Beadies, who has been i'll for some
time
John G. May. who has been in
Washington for several years, has re-
turned 10 Louisa and will resume the
practice Of laW.
Mrs. q. Hundlsy johnson will spend
Easter in Richmond with her mother.
Mrs. Powers
Mrs r. NJ Rrander lcf, Tuesday
to visit friends in New York
Mrs. j. sawyer. OF Shadwelc. and
Mrs. y. Hudson. Of Louisville. Ky.
We're guests OF their sister. Mrs. l..
Levy. this week
w. {. BIB, John q Rhoads and
Worth Smith spen; Monday in Rich
mopd.
Mrs. Joseph wills is on a visit 10
her parents IN East orange. y. !.
Judr" ana Mrs +. W Sims. who
have been spending the winter in
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-04-16

laG some time with Mrs. James r
Richards.
Mrs. II. NJ. PeEg has returned from
: Baltimore. where she went for treat
ment.
Mr. ;cud Mrs. T.. S. CoghIll and
Misses Eugene and Margaret Cog
hill spent the waek-cn with MIR. and
Mrs. Rollins In Stafford.
Willie Wright. who has been
spending some time with his parents.
has returned TO New York.
Mrs. Miriam Boyd and Mrs. w. G..
Boyd. OF Richmond. spent a part OF
this week with their sister. Miss
blanche Ccghill
&. :. Webb. Jr.. OF Baltimore. is
visiting his parents. Dr. and Mrs. &.
: Webb
Miss Isessie billiard and Mrs.
Hughes billiard have returned from
visit to Richmond.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-04-16

the best beautihcr the world knows
FOR both hair ami skin.
Don't believe in cold cream be-
fore 60 10 bed at nicht-no swa,h-
ing of grease and red haJnel pettiv
coats. Lots Of SOAP and water and
air and comfort. and no late at night
eating. and time Will tread lightly!
The eating is the important factor.
Most Of us eat too mucn. One real
meal a day is all | ever have. For
breakfast | have two soft pCJIcd
crrS. dry toast and tea Then !
never eat again untii dinner time
For Liquid Rouge.
And r"ugC-hmcrican women we'll
know how 10 use the rouge pot cf-
fcctively, But liqu,d rouge is mos,
successful. Doesn't glare out away
from the skin as the powders 90 and
once there. it stays. The cmcc, Is
more nearly natural.
Perfumes and what woman
doesn't love good pnrrum"-arc such
a very personal thing. They tell so
much about the wcarcr. Verify they
hay" pcrsonality' And for that rca-
son they must he chosen with carel
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-04-16
BOWLING GREEN

Especial 10 The Times dispatch
BOWLING GREEN. VA. Arm - -
MI and Mrs. :. w Rroaddus and
MISS Helen Broaddus have returned
from Florida where they spent two
months.
NESS Lucy Jordan spent a part of
the week in Richmond
Miss Jesse Lindsay has returned to
her home in Kentucky. after sncnd
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-04-16

Solid oak, four-pas-
sengcr Swing. high
back seats, roomy and
comfortable. One OF
these attractive. we'll
built Swings will give
amending pleasure TO
the whole family all
summer long.