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Infection Fatal
To Small Child

Jack Everett Kopp, aged nearly
two months, infant son OF Mr.. and
Mrs. Harry William Kopp, Of 534
Newton street, died early this
morning at Cook hospital after a
brief illn IS from an infected nose.
On December &c the child dcyel.
oped n pimpIe on It's nose which be.
came infected and vest. rtlay he was
operated on at Cook hospital but
failed to rally from the operation.
He was a bright little baby and
his death has caused great sorrow
in the home. A brother, Harry
William, Jr., and his parents sur
vive him.
Short services will be held this
evening at 5 o'clock from the resi-.
dence and tomorrow morning tho
body will DO taken on the Baltimore
and Ohio train to Little Falls and
burial will be made in the Pisgah
Cemetery by Undertaken Fred
Jenkins.
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varated thoIr Pennsylvania ave-
nue. property yesterday,
Miss Ruth Evans who was opef.
atcd on a few days ago n; Cook
hospital for the removal 0i her
tonstls returned to-day TO her home
at 40 Walnut avenue.
Mrs. Carrie v. Carpenter went to
Morgnntown today where she will
be the week end siiast Of l,nr niccr.
Mrs. 4. a. Lough. ana whcre shG
Will attend the frIcdc i!cmple cnu.
ce-t this eyening.
Reaccca 1acqul're, n'tlr darcN.
ter Of Mr. and Mrs. VIII Rid :elS.
who had been III with an attack OF
bronchial pneumonia. IS somcwha.
he'ter ut this Time.
The Missen Florence Careaaes
and Mary Louise Nichols viii ha
among those who will ntierd tho
Frieda Hcmplc concert ut Morgan.
town t!lis evening.
Mrs. FIerhnr; Smith, anil little
danghtr. Mary Virginia. of Park.
erEhrrE. arc guests Of the former's
parents. ar. and Mrs. +. j. Smith.
in Benoni avenue.
Mrs. James ITUpt. Of Tnrnelt1r.
is here 10 snnN1 Fevorai N'avs with
her sister. ATts. W. s. IiDvmond,
Sh9 came to attend tho funeral o'
MtEa Mary Levtllc.
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MIANNIlMCsTQ ON NEWS

ssittesln 4fom nrlshts disease and
heart ltection.
PSsitleu Here
Robert 4. spuast Of connsa.
cal, has accepted q position with
the Or Wen snpnly eompnny's
local branch store a Water street.
having entered ipon his work on
Tuesday Of this Week.
Mrs. HaggertS slightly Improved
Mrs. ]. 81 Haggerty. who has
been very III her honae In WASH
ington street for some time past.
is reported somewhat Improved.
ott After Illness
John Asher; WHIP has been very
Ill OF pneumonia ttyer at his homo
near Curtissills ssAs recovered
sufficiently to be out agnin.
Queen Esther Circle Nieets
The monthly melting Of Queen
Esther Circle OF the First M Z.
church will inset At the home oil
Miss Edna Hasklns III High street
on Friday Of. next wees In q busin-
ess and social event. The Nostes-
SEES will be the Misses Edna HES.
kins. Lucille Hehn eni and Mrs.. ID.
T. Britton.
Personals
Thomas "A. Leonard Inns return
ed from a bushes visit 81 Gamer
on.
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PERSONALS

J. R. Spease was In cumber-
land, Nd, yesterday attending
the funeral Of a relative.
Miss Irene Vincent who had
spent the holidays here with her
parents Mr.. and Mrs. Claude Vim
cent is returning Monday to Gin
cinnati, Ohio where she is a stu
dent at the Cincinnati Conserva.
tory of Music.
Robert Morris has returned 10
Culver, Ind, where no Is a stu
dent ut the Culver Military acad-
envy.
Miss Jane Haymono Of Mt. Lake
Park is spending several weeks at
the Watson hotel In this city.
Miss Olive Devison who had
spent the holidays with her par
ents. Mr.. and Mrs. ]. w. Devison
at Grant Town will return this
week to New Lexington, Ohio.
where she is a student at girls
school.
Mr.. and SRA. BENJAMIN ISamln-
sky Of Washington. n. c.. who are
ilere or v.sit with relatives have
decided to locate hero aud will
take IN their residence shortly ut
Monongnh. Mf. Eouitnsky having
purchngcd mercantile business
there.
Mrs. George rricc has been III
for eeveral days at hor homo on
Maple avenue.
Mrs. Anna vockrodt and Mrs.
Frank +. Hall are spending today
in Clarksburg With friends.
Wilbur II, Brand OF Charles.
ton Is spending several days vat
his homo OIL Ogden avenue.
State Senator George w. Bow
ers OF Warrington was In tho city
yesterday.
Mr.. ard Mrs. c. A. Lopez and
son Rodio and daughter Angela
Della have returned 10 their
home at Cleveland. Ohio after q
visit here with the formers moth
er Mrs. Della shinn at her home
Cd Piorpqnt avenue.
Ilo". W. .. Reed Is in Washing.
ton. q. G.. on business.
Guy CriGler is making a tour
Of southern states having left
this city some time ago for Rich
mont. He will visit tho principal
cities OF each OF the southern
states before returning home.
Mrs. Virginia Hill and nephews
John Clark and Alfred Raymond
have returned from Lexington,
KY. where they had spent the
holidays with tho latters father,
Thomas w. Raymond.
Miss Ruth Frances Morgan has
returned to Chatham, Va, where
sho attends tho Episcopal school
after spending tho holidays here
with her parents Mfr. and Mrs. NJ.
Earl Morgan at their home on
High street.
Miss Helen Robb OF Morgan
town was a visitor here todsy.
City Director and Mrs. W. u.
Arnett have occupied their new
residence on Spring street having
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CHURCH OF CHRIST
COLUMBIA Street

The public is cordially invited to
attend the meeting which begins
Jan. 22nd. The preaching will be
done By T. g. Martin of st. Mary's
w. Va. 1t is being freely predict
ed that this will be one Of tue best
meetings in tho history Of this
church. The inspiring song SER
vice, in which the whole congrega-
ton will take part, will be prom
inent feature of the melting.
Our Bible class meets at $3.50 a.
m. Regular worship and commun-
ion service at 1890. Bible class
at 1900 n. m. Song practice on
Thursday night.
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Giles, OLD Tor

YoltSgsTowN. o.. jan. ~.
9ns Nteit td todat AItypi
iepfse q OLE ia ,tnti
world Just ~ daS 10 ''loye np,
drink tp. pick up ana leave
town, Of reform Z Police Chief
Janis Watkins had this mes.
sage from oles:
Please see that the following
orders are enforrd:
Notify all clubs that gambling
and drinking will not be tolerat.
ed.
"Pool selling on horses must
be stopped, Immoral houses
abated, arrest all street walkers
and men with no visible means
Of support, Notify hotels and
restaurants and bootleggers that
they must cease thsir traffic in
liquor.
"AlI gambling places must be
closed"
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M, p, TEMPLE'

J. G. 5roomfield, D. D, Pastor
We invite you to worship with
us tomorrow in the following SER
vices: Glass meeting at 8 o'clock.
Sunday School at $3.50 o'clock with
classes for all ages. Preaching
services at 10:45 A. NJ. Subject
OF sermon: "The Life OF Elijah"
this subject has been chosu be-
cause we begin tomorrow In all
Sunday Schools a course Of five
weeks study In the life OF this won.
deTful prophet. Christian En-.
deayor at 6:45 P. M. led by Sarah
Dunn Knight Evening service at
1880 o'clock. Subject OF sermon:
"The Coming Revival. Bible class
prayer meeting at 1880 o'clock on
Wednesday evening. Mark 9:30.5o
will be studied. Hear Commits
sioner Brown in the 'aw Enforce
ment Mass Meeting Sunday after.
noon at 2 o'clock in the First NJ.
e, church
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POLK RYARn nEAn

Polk Byard, aged 90, son of
Ellis and Sarah Byard died at An
nabelle on January 6 after an ILL
ness with cancer. He is survived
By his parents four sisters and
two brothers as follows: Clemmy,
Thomas, Howard, Lare and Pat
rick. all at home, Mrs. Pearl Arts
OF Faircaance. Pa, Stella, Fannie
and Ethel at home. The funeral
will take place from the family
residence tomorrow morning at
nine o'clock and burial will be
made In the Fairview cemetery by
Undertaken ]. 3. Lazaer.
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service at 1880 p. m. In the Ameri.
can building in Adams street. The
public 10 welcome to come and hear
the truth regarding the M6rmons.
Elder Peter Mcclellan presiding.
FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH.
W. j. EddV. Pastor.

The pastor is very anxious that
all the membership attend the SER
vices now as preparatory 70 the
union eyangelistic campaign which
begins the 29th. $3.50, Sunday
school, goal 900. 1880, Junior ser.
mon, "The Boy Who Was Not a
Coward" 1915, Junior B. Y. P.
y. 10:45, morning service, "a
Most Vital Question" 6:45. Inter.
mediate B. Y. P. u, Pauline Nor
row. leader. 6:45, Senior B. Y. P.
u, S. o. Foster, leader. 1880. eve.
ming service, Things That Ac.
company Salvation" Good music.
All welcome. Do not forget thu
meeting at the First NJ. u. church
at 3 p. m. Sunday.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1922-01-07

Miss Jessie L. Paul, supervisor Of
art in the Fairmont city schools,
will give a talk on picture Appre.
citation" at the meeting Of the Lit.
erature and Art department OF the
Woman's club to be held at the y.
W. G. A. assembly room on Mon.
day evening. Miss Paul will illus.
trate her talk with a portfolio Of
pictures the property OF the Normal
school which will be loaned to the
department by the courtesy Of the
Normal officials. Another feature
OF the program will be a short studY
Of John Alexander and his works.
All club members are invited to at,
tend the meeting which will begin
at eight O'Clock.
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FATAL LEAP

ATLANTIC CITY, Ian. T.. Miss
lrcbc M!chGelson Of Philadelphia.
who lespc3 from window al tho
SanitArlun Of Or. William Fl,
Bricker, Jr., died of peritonltis to-
day.
The police said q new charge
would be preferred against Brlcfer
and one for which TO bail la nc
ceptable. lie was Drro8tcd in
Philadelphia yesterday.
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FUNERAL TODAY

The funeral OF Miss Mary Le-
wolfe whose death took place on
Wednesday at Grafton was held
this morning at nine o'clock from
St. Peters Catholic church and
burial followed in Holy Cross Gem.
etery. A large number of relatives
and friends were here for the
obsequles. Undertaken R. L. Cum
nIngham had charge Of the burial.
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For Mrs. Meredith

Mrs. T. I. Brett was hostess this
afternoon at q prettily appointed
one o'clock luncheon compliment
tary to Mrs. ]. a. Meredith who Is
leaving next week for Charleston
where Judge Meredith was recent
ly appointed to seat on the State
supreme court bench. The guests
included a few OF tho most init
mate friends OF tae honor guest.
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Malrlag.e Announced

pr and Mrs, Albert Hammett
of Madison street have announced
the marriage Of their daughter, Ida
siay shingleton and William H.
EToon tae latter OF Pittsburgh
winch was celebrated In Pitts
kaursh on December 81, with the
n carl August Was, pastor Of
fiern1an Evangelical church
10, NJ tiag Miss shingletou Is u
sledi Known and popular young wo-
way of this eity Mr.. Toon has
roSdeds here for some time and Is
emhlnSet III TIE Dixie theatre or
chestrn and also ts secretary of the
croatia Fairmont band organiza-
liou.
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BRADFORD TO SING

W. c. Bradford who. during the
World War was National Director
OF Music In the training camps,
and who is now National Director
OF Community Service, will sing at
the First NJ. q. church Sunday
morning at 10:45
At the regular hour Sunday
morning Rev. Claude H. King
will deliver a sermon OH the sub.
ject: Unreasonable Religion. :"
For the evening service he has
chosen the subject: who's Who"
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WILLIAMS MEMORIAL NJ. E.
CHURCH. SOUTH
Corner Fairmont Ave, and Second

Sunday School $3.50 a. N. H.
T. Jones, Supt. Preaching by the
pastor, 10:45 A. NJ. Subject: A
Spiritual Inventory. Let all our
people attend the Mass Meeting In
the interest OF Law Enforcement
to be held at the First NJ. e.
church at $3.50 P NJ. Epworth
League $3.50. P. M. Come and en-
Joy an hour OF worship with these
fine young people. Rev. F. s.
Pollitt will deliver an illustrated
(Stereoptican) lecture on the work
OF the Centenary at 1880 P. NJ.
Pictures from the mission fields.
Prayer Service, Wednesday even.
ing at 1880.
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HlTE FUNERAL

The funeral Of Mrs. B. F. Hite,
who died suddenly at her home on
Carleton street on Thursday was
held this afternoon from her late
residence and burial was made in
Woodlawn cemetery by Undertaken
R. L. Cunningham. The services
were largely attended by friends
and relatives.
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An interesting program will be
observed at the monthly meeting OF
tho Business and Professional
Women's club to be held at the Y.
N. G. A. on Tuesday OF next week.
Those participating on the program
will he W. c. Bradford, commu.
nifty service worker. Attorney II.
H. Rose and Miss Caroline Sumpter.
It had been intended to have tho
meeting at the Y. W. c. A. but ow.
ing to the fact that the Y. W. is not
prepared to serve the dinner 1t will
be held at the Y. NJ. this time.
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Mrs. H. c.. Brooks Of Martins.
burg. who had been ths guest OF
her mother in law Mrs. W. b.
Brooks aud her sitser in law Mrs.
Fred Helmlck at their home on
Fairmont avenue lef! today for
Buckhannon where she will visit
before returning to her home.
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UNITED BRETHREN CHURCH
w. q, Ware pastor

The evangelistic service will be
conducted on Saturday evening at
1880 P M with Rev. E. G. Petry
leading the service. The juniors
are especially invited to be pres.
ert. Sunday service. SUNDAY
School at 9:45 A. NJ. Guy g.
Campbell. superintendent. Morn.
ing worship and sermon by Rev.
p. Q. Petry. Junior and senior
Christian endeavor at 6:45 P M,
Senior Endeavor topic: opportun-
tiles. Leader, William Hewitt.
Evening sermon by Evangelist
Rev. E. @. Petry at T:45. Both
the morning and evening service
will be eyangellstic.
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GRACE LUTHERAN CHURCH
Third st. and CASTOR Ave.
Row J. MaVer ParLor

First Sunday after Epiphany.
Sunday School at $3.50 F, H. Fry,
Supt. Glasses for all ages. Morn
ing worship and sermon at 10:45
The Rev. r. A. Reiter, LeechburE,
Pr, will preach both morning and
evening. Christian Endeavor at
$3.50. Tesper service and sermon
at 1880 The choir will sing a hymn
at this service written by Rev.
Retther who shall preach, Wed
nesday evening. church service at
1880 A sermon by the pastor.
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THE FIRST M. p. CHURCH
C. C. LaN,snn. pa.4nr

Sunday School $3.50 W. X.
shafer, supt. Let us make Sunday
the best da yof the year by having
q full attendance at Sunday School
lO:45 A. NJ, A speaker from the
State School League will I'LL the
pulpit. GOO P. N. Junior En-
deavor. $3.50 P. NJ. Senior En-.
deavor. 1880 P. NJ. Public worship
-Evangefstic Service. Wodnes.
day 1880. Midweek, prayer meet.
Ing. Friday evening 1880 Bible
class.
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Mrs. Fisher Hostess

Mrs. Raymond NJ. Fisher enter
telned yesterday afternoon at her
home on lakewood road with an
attractively appointed miscellan-
eous shower as a compliment to
Miss Susan Watson Annette and
Miss Frances West Kinsey brides
to be .of tho month. A color
scheme Of red ind green was pref
tily carried out and about thirty
girl friends, Intimate friends OF the
honor guests We're entertained.
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Announce Marriaue

DR.. aud Mrs. Albert Hammltt, Of
Madison street, have announced
the marriage of their daughter,
Alta May Singleton, and William
H Koon, the marriage having bsen
celebrated In Pittsburgh on Decem.
Der 81, with the Rev. Paul August
raas officiating The grEom is
employed at tho Dixie .'Th' atre.
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To clnoinnatl

Mrs. Bernard Lee Hutchinson
and children. Helen Lee, Jr.. and
Katherine Ammo who had spent
the holidays here with the formers
parents in law, Mr.. and Mrs. G.
E. Hutchinson at sonnencroft left
today for their home in Cincinnati
Ohio. Mrs. Fank Hutchinson and
sons who are here from Logan, W.
Va, will remain here for several
weeks.
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MIS- l,5WaIter Barnes Of Char
d sion stsae president nf the iWo-
mou's cht'Attan Temperance
Union list evening delivered an
addrese before the East Side w.
g.. r = al the Diamond street
Epihedf erlscopNl church. Mira,
irfre Rltts.Ethe large number
ll women present With her adj
lfcss whieh Ths both interesting
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PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH
Jackson & Jefferson Streets

n. q. SG0et1oF, D. D. mlnloter
You are most cordially invited
to worship with us in the following
services tomorrow.
Bible school $3.50. Mr.. F. G.
Evan, superintendent.
Morning service 10:45. This s
the twenty-second anniversary OF
the present pastoratc. Tho postor
will speak on this subject: "Thc
Inspiration for a Larger Life and
Work" !,
Junior Endeavor Society e:ao.
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EortneN.Yanata.

The marriage Of Albert West
Fortney OF Wheeling and Miss
Elizabeth Gertrude Yanata OF this
city was solemnized on Thursday
Of this week at Oakland, Md. The
couple left here on Thursday morn.
ing and upon their arrival there
we're united i9 marriage with the
Rev. Gibbs. pastor OF the NJ. E.
church, officiating. They returned
here Friday morning and are resId.
ing in an apartment In Maryland
avenue which had been previously
furnished for their reception. The
bride is a charming young woman
and Is a daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs.
]. H. vanata, Of LenIey street. Mr..
Fortney is a splendid young busI.
ness man and has been located here
for some time.
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FIRST METHODIST EPISCOPAL
CHURCH
Corner Fatrmont Ave. & Fourth St
Claude H. King, D. o., Pastor
322 FaIrmont Arenup

Claude H. King, D. o., Pastor
322 Fairmont Avenue.
Sunday School at $3.50 C. w.
Evans, Supt. Public worship at
10:45. The subject of the sermon
will be, Unreasonable Religion. :"
Mr.. W. C. Bradford, National Di.
rector Of Community Service work,
will be the special soloIst. Mr..
Bradford will sing 1.-THE Publican,
by Vandervater. There will be n
mass meeting held in the church
auditorium at 2 o'clock in the az.
ternoon. Prohibition Commissioner
W. G. Brown will be the speaker.
There will he social music by w.
C. Bradford who is In our city as
National Director OF Community
SRrvice work. The 9ublIc is in.
vlted. Junior League at G:3U
Mildred Satterf!eld will be the
leader. Subject: "Those to Whom
Gods Gift is Given" Romans
10:1-13 Epworth League OF $3.50.
Subject: Harvesting the Steam OF
Vesuyius-Organized Young PEG.
pie" Psalm i. Public worship at
1880. The. subject of the sermon
will be Who's Who" Teacher
Training class will meet on Tues.
day evening from z to s. Prayer
and Conference meeting on We'd
nesday evenin gat 1880.
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4 Robeetl ard Beaten n
simon sis sc, hephsW 81 john
Shine. local syrian merchant was
held up at the point OF q pistol on
Friday morning at eleven O'Clock
near seven Pines and compelled to
hand over S4S to two men, but
one Of whom was masked. on the
pcddler's refusal to turn over the
money on immediate demand, he
was knocked down and painfully
beaten. After he was searched by
the bandits the young man, who Is
but 10 years OF age and small, said
his assallants threatened to kill
him, but finally decided to tie his
hands firmly behind ais back,
which they did and made a hasty
retreat. Shine managed to get
hold Of his grip, which he carried
to t.1e nearest house a half a mile
away. From here he telephoned
for the services Of the sheriff, but
being unable to make connections
finally gave 1t up. II Ia the belief
of the victim that both robbers arc
local men.
Glass Factory TO Reopen
The Marion Window Glass COM
nany OF this city. whose plant has
been closed since the winter Of
l920-21, will reopen on February
LIST. The fire will be lighted at
the plant on Tuesday OF next week,
and twenty days are required be-
fore work can be resumed. Tho
full force OF about $50 men will
be employed in the various depart
ments. and many OF the former
employees are expected 10 return
from distant polntp by the opening
date.
Restens Position
Walter R. Clellghd. local oil we'll
shooter. has resigned his position
VITA the Marietta Tornedo com.
pRnv's local branch. ard Is engaged
in tho business on his own &C.
count.
Mr.. Martin's Condition
Reports m the condition NJ r,
G. Martin, Manningtnn merchant.
wSo has ben seriously III 1T his
home IN High street for the mast
two weeks. nre To tire effect that
at eight O'Clock last ever'ng no
was reetinE better than bn had
heen for a day or two. He IS
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1922-01-07

Miss Ruth johnson 80 returning
tomorrow to Bristol, Va, whore
che attends SnllenS college after
spending tie HOLIDAYS here with
her parents. DR.. and Mrs. Fl. r.
Johnson. She will be Joined in
Grafton by Miss Janet Wilhlde
who is also a student ut Sullens.
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Marriage Announces

The marriage of William ]. Fla
herty a popular official OF the
Monongnhela Power and Railway
company and Miss Sue Morgan OF
Clarksburg was announced here
last evening when they arrived
here from Pittsburgh where Their
marriage ;ad taken place on De-
cember the 4th. Mrs. Flaherty is
the daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs, John
7. Morgan of Clarksburg and is a
charming young woman They will
reside in Clarksburg.
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Mrs. Howard n. Ogden OF Chi
cago who had been visiting friends
in this city for the past week left
today for Washington, D. G..
where she will visit her sister in
law, Mrs. w. H. spragg Mrs.
Spragg who had been iii is i'm
proving at this time.
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GRACE LUTHERAN CHURCH

The regular monthly council
meeting will be held at the church
on Tuesday evening at 1880
O'Clock. Church services on Wed.
nesday at 1880 P. N. A sermon
by the pastor. Ladies Aid Society
meeting on Thursday evening ut
1880 at the homo OF Mrs. G. H.
Sss!S:sa::S on Maryland avenue. All
members are urged 20 be present.
Cathechotical instruction Friday at
$3.50 and 4:15 p. NJ. The pastor,
Rev. Roy J. Meyers, preached at
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Miss Marguerite Moore enter
tanned the members Of the Jolly
Girls society at her home on Emer-
son street last evening. Dancing
and games were the diversions Of
the evening aud refreshments were
served. The guests included vir-
ginia Hartley, Pauline Binns,
Helen Wilson. Julia Ann Romigh
Florence Jacobs, Adeline Ashbv,
Hilda Anderson, Margaret Ruth
Boehm, Ruth Hayhurst.
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Dinner &C andes

Mr. and Mrs. ". A. Wiedebusch
Will entertain this evening at their
home on Fatrmont avenue at din.
lner complimentary to two brides to
be ofl tie month. Miss Susan Wat.
son Amt tie. whose engagement to
Frank q. Raymond was recently
announced and Miss Frances West
iStnsey. whose marriage to John
Kingsley Powell, Of New Jersey,
viii take place here and for Mrs.
Arthur Il st. Lawrence, q bride Of
8 lev: weeks, who is the guest OF
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Melville
lee Hutchinson. at their home on
Eairmont avenue.
Mrs, NJ. p. Ashcraft and Miss Jes'
sic Church will entertain at q
iniqne shower on Tuesday from
thrice to i've O'clock at the home
Of the former on Fairmont. avenue
for Miss Frances West Kinsey and
Miss Susan Watson Annette, whose
marriages to John Kingsley Powell,
os New. Jersey, and Attorney Frank
Raymond, OF this city, will be
celebrated this month in this city.