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The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1922-07-15

exercise the right by petition address
sed to the Mayor and Board Of
Trustees of the City of New Iberia,
to designate which of the several
kinds, character or types of pave
ment. as thus published, they pre-
fer, and to the end of complying
with the provisions of Act No. % Of
the Acts of 1914 of the General As
stnnbly of the State of Louisiana, as
Incorporated in the Charter of the
City of New Iberia. conformably to
am amendment to the Charter of the
City of New Iberia, to the end of
complying with said amendment to
the Charter.
l.. +. VILLERMIN. ED. LaSALLE,
City Clerk. Mayor.
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REGISTERED JERSEY BULL.

Jewel, Bessie's Sultan, No. lS8, 677,
Registered Jersey, Steel Gray. Blood
comes from Cooper & Sons, Jersey
Breeders and Importers of Pennsyl-
vania. Best in America. Services of
fered to any one wishing to improve
their herd, and raise some real Jer-
seys Of highest quality.
w. d. REYNOLDS,
Jersey Farm,
tt New iberia, La.
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NOTICE.

The next examination for teachers
certificates will be held Monday,
Tuesday and Wednesday. July 81,
August 1st and End, (white at the
Office of the Parish Superintendent,
Masonic Building, New Iberia, La.
at 9 A. M; and Thursday, Friday
and Saturday, August 10, II. II
(negro) at the New iberia Colored
School.
The examination upon books OF
the Reading Course will be held Sat
urday, August 9Th at Office of Par
ish Superintendent.
AS l.. Il. PORTER, Supt.
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The following letter was ordered
spread on the minutes as accompan-
ing the bid of the tlennikeh oonsl'
Co.
New IBERIA, La. June *,
Hon. Mayor and Board OF trustees
New Iberia, La.
Gentlemen:
We are submitting herewith DidS
on paving work to be done on Ju'lt
French, jefferson, Chestnut and
Jane Streets. with the understanding
that in the event we are the success
full bidders, we are to be awarded at
least 75rs Of the yardagc specified
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REWARD OFFERED.

For return of gold watch fob, lost
an Main Street between Corinne and
Bridge. or at the Park, July Attn.
Name is on back of locket ana
bucket. and X. of Z. Emblem on
front Of locket. Return to Earl W.
Hall and receive reward.
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NOTICE.

ANY one having bills against Com
munitv Service for materials, sup
plies or labor furnished in connec-
ton with the July Fourth celebration,
please send same at once to
ALPHONSE DAVIS,
General Chairman
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FOR SALE CHEAP.

Lot of second hand Corrugated
Iron; also second hand Cypress lum-
Der, suitable for framing and bridge
work. See A. b. Murray.
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and the award is to be made on one
type Of pavement.
Respectfully,
FENNIKEN CONST. CO.,
BY Thos. II. Flenniken, Secty-Treas.
Whereupon it was moved by Mr..
LaSallc, seconded by Mr. Villermin
and unanimously carried, that the
Mayor be and he is hereby author
lied, directed and instructed to pub
lish once week for thirty 800 days
in the weekly Iberian. the Official
Journal Of the City Of New Iberia,
tabulated statement giving the
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1922-07-15

TRESPASSING OR HUNTING
PROHIBITED. All persons found
trespassing or hunting on our lands
in the Fourth Ward Of this, Iberia.
Parish will be prosecuted to the full
extent Of the law.
Killing & VALET.
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FINE cow FOR SALE CHEAP.

Young cow, giving five gallons OF
rich milk day. Can be bought at a
reasonable price Call No. $50.
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COW FOR SALE.

One high bred registered Jersey
COW for sale Enquire of
tn Walter Villermin.
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Whercupon il was moved by Mr..
LaSalle, seconded by Mr.. Nillermin,
and unanimously carried that the
Mayor be and he is hereby authoriz-
ed, directed and instructed to pub
lish once week for thirty t30)
days in the Weekly lbcrian. the Of
fetal journal of the City of New
Iberia, a tabulated statment giving
the name of the Street to be paved
and the points between which the
pavement is to be executed: the
character of the pavement for which
the above opened bids read were re
ceived; the name of the respective
bidders and the price Of the bids
therefor respectively. all in order
that the owners of the real property
abutting the streets to be paved. be
tween the points indicated, might
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lula Street
French Street
Jefferson Street
[ heStnut Street
lane Street
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ENGAGEMENTS

and Mrs Clarence Sears Be the
of their daughter Hortense Mr.
Ralph Monroe Eaton of Cambridge Mass the wedding to take
December 20.
H. of Pleasant, Tenn.
the daughter Lara Lea Mr. James
Nelson Howard of Athens
NJ the engagement of
daughter Ellen, Barton Wood of
the wedding to take place in Venice in the latter part OF November
approaching marriage of her daughter Edith May to Mr. Norman
Jordan, the wedding to take place December g.
and Mrs Thomas Edward Lanr the
their daughter Thema
Harre wedding November
Harde of Eopwe the
her daughter Lucille Mr. Thomas Henry Carroll of
Brooklyn, N. Y
Turney wedding
emnized the early O.
their daughter Florence Marjorie Mr. Howard the wedding
be November
P. Roberts of Eufaua
the engagement Of their daughter Kate Beebe Mr. Legare
jennings December Eufaua
and Mrs James Russell Davis of Quman Ca
Hamilton Graves of Eufaula the marriage take
December.
AbbottReeseAr and Mrs
gagement of their daughter Frances Mr. Oe Edgar Alb
bolt of Denver
Stuckey WmbhMr and Mrs. Henry Wmbsh
mund tuckey Jr of Greenve c. the marriage
November 20.
Mumper DR. and Mrs R. Glenn Atlanta
gagment their daughter Margaret Elizabeth Hewitt
umpe of Los Angeles the wedding take place during the holidays
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MISS NELSON HOSTESS
TO BRIDAL PARTY.

Miss Nell Nelson entertained the
members of the Fleck- Williams bril-
dial party yesterday afternoon at
Lyric party which was followed by
tea At : downtown place.
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Women's Organization
Is to Hold
Bazaar

The woman's organization Of the
Independent Presbyterian church
will hold bazaar on Tuesday and
wednesday, November 2s and 30. at
the church.
The organization will serve de-
Iicious lunches and dinners during
these two days.
AS this bazaar Is to be held on the
two days preceding Thanksgiving. an
opportunity will be offered those who
attend to supply their Thanksgiving
dinner tables with cakes, pre-
serves, salads and a variety of other
delicious articles.
The housekeeping department.
where these things may be obtained,
will be in charge of Mrs. Henry l..
Badham, who will be assisted by
other members of the organization.
Many people who have not yet
visited the new church will find In
this an added interest In attending
the bazas.
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A LOVELY PARTY
FOR CHILDREN

Mr.. and Mrs. Clifford L. Adams
were hosts yesterday afternoon in
honor of the eleventh birthday of
their daughter, Margaret.
The house was beautiful with an
abundance of red and white chrys-
anthemums
A big white cake with eleven red
candles conferred the dining table. The
favors were white and red miniature
chairs, and the ices and bon bons
were in the chosen colors.
The guests were: Fletcher Nc
Arthur, Emma Ayers Hattie Grace
Edwards, Grace Mason, Mary Nc
Tyeire, Jane Ross, Rowena Wade,
Josephine Kidd, Carolyn Kidd, Vir-
ginia Buford, Ruth King. Edward
and Billie Veigler and Rather Cole-
man.
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MRS. LEEDY ANNOUNCES
MEETING

On Friday afternoon at o'clock
the final meeting before the opening
of the bazaar for st. Pauls School
Improvement association will be held
at the convent This is a most i'm
portant meeting and full atten-
dance is asked. Members are asked
to please turn in all articles promised
to the different booths. so each
chairman will feel secure.
The dance on Friday at the Tut
wiler was a wonderful success Mrs
Lee Dulion and Mrs. Mabel Roy
Leedy would like all parties holding
tickets to make returns as soon as
possible.
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Mrs. Bush Arranges
Special Features For
Pages Ball

The ball for the lovely young
girls who will serve as pages during
the convention Of the United Daugh-
ters of the Confederscy, which will
be held here this week, will be given
on Friday evening, November II at
the Country club, and the special
features will begin promptly at
o'clock
These Features are in charge of
Mrs. Morris Bush, with her CO.
chairman. Miss Mary Eva y, cd
The decorations for the ball room
will be typically southern, with
palm trees and long gray moss.
Amid this Characteristic setting
Mrs. Hugh Locke will read The
Bonny Blue Flag" the verses OF
which will be represented in living
pictures.
The girls who will take part in
these tableaux are: Miss Mary Ida
Wood, Miss Olivia Robinson. Miss
Dimmis Wilkinson, Miss Caroline
Harris, Miss Mary Harris, Miss Ev-
eiyn Redd, Miss Elizabeth jackson,
Mfge Eva GatnrOp, MISS HloTSHCo
Jordan, Miss Letitia McNeel, Miss
katherine Redd.
Miss Margaret Builder will be
Miss Aemica.- Mr.. Harry Miles is
training some little tots It's
cotton Bloom ballet, and Miss Luz
cile smith will be the solo dancer.
Little Margaret Stobert will rem
der a negro dialect Interpretation.
A BIRTHDAY PARTY
lovely party was given on Sat
urday afternoon by Mrs, Claude
Cunningham at her home on Wood
lawn Highlands in honor of her
daughter. Sarah's, fourteenth birth
day.
A color plan Of yellow and black
was carried out in the decorations
and refreshments. Punch was served
by little Miss LILLIAN Cunningham.
Games and contests were enjoyed
and as each guest departed she was
presented with a tiny yellow box,
tied with black ribbon. containing
miniature birthday cake, with the
initials of the honoree and the date.
Those invited were Louise Beel,
Annie Newman, Irene Goodwin, Sara
Hargrove, Geneva Smith. Lora Leo
oliver, Mary Glenn Reynolds. Ath-
aleen Allen, Mary Knox. Ruth and
Ellen Capehart, Mamie Ruth Phil
lips and Frances Perryman.
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CHARMONT CLUB PLANS
DANCING PARTY

The Charmont club, which was re-
Gently organized. is planning its
opening dance to be given on Deem
Der s.
The club members are: Mr.. Gene
Pou, president; Mr.. Fred earns, vice
president; MFR. Eldridge Huffman,
treasurer; Mr.. Otis Carpenter, secre-
tary; Mr.. Morris South, social secre-
tary. and Mr.. Richard Evans, Mr..
S. v. Townsend. Mr.. Sam Wakefield,
Mr.. Earl Martin, Mr.. Ollie Tanner.
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AsTRAEA SOCIETY MEETING

The Astraea Literary society of
Central High school held it's weekly
meeting on Friday. A very enjoy
able and interesting program on civic
art was rendered, which included
the following subjects:
dorado Taft" was spoken of by
Evelyn Heidenrich, and Paris" by
Annie Kathrine Arnold. After the
reports of the various committees
the meeting was adjourned.
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HOSTEssEs TO
NEEDLECRAFT GLIB

Mrs. Robert Lewis. Mrs. Thomas
Lucius and Mrs. William Duncan will
entertain the members of the Needle
craft club at Lyric party, followed
by a tea, on Thursday, and ask all
members of the club to please meet
them on that afternoon at 2:30
o'clock in the lobby of the Lyric
theatre.
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MRS. BoDEKER HOSTESS
AT BENEFIT PARTY

Mrs. George Bodeker viii entertain
at cards at her home in Norwood.
1904 Thirty-first street, north, on
Tuesday afternoon at o'clock.
Bridge, heart dice, euehre and five
hundred will furnish entertainment.
Mrs Bodeker's popularity as a hos
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MRS. CASTOR HONORs
VISITOR AT LUNCHEON

Mrs. Eel CASTOR entertained at a
luncheon at her home on Miner
Heights Saturday in honor Of Mrs.
A. Lehman Of Greenville. who Is here
to attend the U. d. G. convention.
Mrs. Gaston's other guests were
Miss Halle Cory. Mrs. Walter
Brewer. Mrs r.. c. Satchoff and Miss
Lehman.
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MUSICAL PROGRAM
FOR ID. A. II. TEA

The musical program for the tea
to be given on Tuesday afternoonsby
the Daughters of the American Rev
olution at the Southern club In honor
of Mrs. Livingston Rowe Schuyler,
general president of the U. D. c.. will
be in. charge OF Mrs. Louis Dent.
assisted by Mrs. w. d. Fonville. as
soloist.
Mrs. Fonville will sing. 1.-THE Amer
leans Have Come" and also America,
the Beautiful"
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POPULAR 'CELLsT
TO BE SOJOIST

Mr.. Charles Gumprich, the popular
'cellist of Wiegand's ensemble, will
be the soloist during the Sunday
evening concert at the Tutwiler this
evening, playing MacDowells ITO a
Water Lily
Other numbers on the program will
include Griegs wedding Day at
Troldhanger:" the Overture" to
"Ihka" (BubbelD; the "Andanter
from Schuberts Unfinished SYM
phony;' Strauss concert waltz,
Tales From Vienna Woods" and
Wiegand's Brave Hearts" march
will be the finale.
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SENIOR SERVICE
LEAGUE DANCE

The Senior Service League of St.
Marys church entertained on Friday
evening at a dance In the Sunday
school room for the benefit of tho
Near East relief fund.
The decorations were of flags com
memorating Armistice day.
Punch was served and the music
was supplied by popular orchestra.
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tess assures an enjoyable afternoon.
This entertainment is to be given
to help enlarge the funds for the
bazaar to be held on November 90, "a
and 25 for st. Pauls School Improve
daily invited
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MISS SMITH TO HONOR
BRIDE-TO-RE

Miss Elsie Smith, who will be maid
of honor in the Smith-Patton we'd
ding. will entertain at luncheon at
the Tutwiler on Saturday In honor Of
her sister, Miss Mary 10 Smith.
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MISS PRICE TO HONOR
MISS LINDSAY

Miss Mary Price will entertain at a
miscellaneous shower on Saturday
afternoon. November Is, in honor of
Miss Helen Lindsay. a bride-elect.
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.BELTz STILL LIVES;
WAS REPORTED DEAD
kilograms Sent Out to Rsla&aves WIZ
Pulse Could Not Be Dsssoo
for Seven Minutes.

Carl Beltz. Of Fairmont formerly OF
this city. who sustained injuries that
NAV result in his death when an aute-
mobile turned over near Fairmont iaT
Saturday night and at which time ME-
brother-n-law, Herschel' Estep. OF
Wheeling. was killed. was still LIVING
early last evening.
Tuesday night telegram was ~
ceived here by Mrs. Pearl Kenney.
cousin Of Mr.. Beltz, to the effect. tnas
Mr.. Beltz had died at the Cook hospdtA
in Fairmont. shortly before O'CLOCK
A similar telegram was received on
train at Underwood. ". Va, by rel.
atives Of Estep. who were returning
home after attending the Estep funeral.
This false report was circulated when
Mr.. Beltz's pulse stopped beating Tor
seven minutes Tuesday night and rel
atiyes believed him dead. 1t was then
that the telegram. announcing his
death,e was sent.
Mrs. Lafayette Graner. OF this CITY
q sister of Mr.. Beltz. called the Intel.
lieencer from Fairmont last evening
and stated that Carl BELTS arm was
amputatcd Tuesday afternoon and due
to the double shock Of amputation and
the accident, his condition was critical
but that he was still living.
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Under .mc auspices OF -. PANS Evan
Ccl!cal church AMI sunday school an en-
tcrtaiumclt Will hc given this evening"
AT the church. Members Of n" Sunday
school viii present vocal So'os, read
inES. Quaitclt- ana diI!"Gu" himh'fS;
L." cream. soft drinks. and candies vi!
hn offered :ur sale. Following Is the
.rru.laru which Will l." presented:
l!ano solo, In Poppy Land' .....' Amen
Miss E.lNa Graeh".
Vocal solo, call Nj" Back Pal Of Nine
.................... HairIS
Mr. crnon winters.
Reading:
CajMo,hcr's Precious Darling"
% "LcaruiuE "a Sew
Miss Lillian Nolte.
Quart"tte:
CU Ten IIt,i" Fingers and Ten
l.:ttl" Toes
90 ''E"rturky Babe"
Ross CurnahAn. Verne Winters, Fred
Sadler, Jesse Wheat
Musical Reading. our Twins. Sara
Miss Ruth phillips.
Acc. Mrs. Or. T.. Phillips.
Vocal solo, Some Day, Some Tine.
Dear Heart ..................l 'arks
MIR. Ross Carrahan.
Reading, ~ Village Oracle. 1900 MAIDEN
Miss F.Stclla Rayha.
Vocalo solo. Springs Awakening
Mrs. Harry Conner.
Readng, Il" our Merry Auto| 49,.
................. E.uha l"i lS
Miss Ruth Philips.
ouartcttc, If | Could Peep. .....:; b2Iy
Ross Carnahan. Verne winters, Fred
S@d!cr Jesse Wheat.
Solo, His Zig BASS Nt"l'.........AnoA
Nocalo solo, Selected. ..........--------
Miss Caroline SChmeichel.
Dialogue: Aunt Matilda's Birthday
Party"
Bachelor girls who game the party:
Rose Leslie. Miss Wilma Zimmerman
Margaret Bond ...........
Miss Gertrude FrcderiCks
Phyllis Miss Caroline BridEcman
Cleo Northumberland Miss Alverda kcCk
Mary. ................ MISS Ell" NUM-
katherine. .."Miss Helen zimmerman
Miss Matilda Garland (who had tho
party) ............M Mrs. r. WodarZck
Mrs. Matilda Sparkling fwho nearly
had 10 Miss Evelyn Fisher
Mrs. ewbold "a helping friendD
............. Mrs. +. Common
Jane Miss Garland'S maid) 1890.
...............M Anna Byard
Tiny (Miss SparlinE's maid) 49,.
.................M Miss Goldie SChai
Furniture kindly loaned by Co""y-
Bcntz co.
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Summon Musical Festival.

An interesting event In muS.cal or
Giles Will be the early summer musical
festival which will he given al tn1
on Thursday evening. June :. dtr"c'"d
bv Miss Hazel Seamon. who Is choir di
rector Of the church.
The program which viii be rrrs"nird
by the vested choir OF the 'hutth sup
,,io,Innrcl nv several OF the most pppu-
lar Of Wheciing's singers. will be varied
hv old fashioned songs introducing pan
tGmimr and living picture tahlcaus
Stage settings for the tableaus Will hG
nut on by Mr.. J. crd SnrNcr' wei
known local decorator. 49,.
pup:ls Of Miss Ethel Wallace WI! give
a number If readings and clocutonary
performance.
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HIS NAME WAS BA1111

Sim Plicity-Hi, I went to q great
show last night. Guess what saw
Fl! Lar!ty-I don't know. What show
was it and what did you sect
Sim Plicity-1t was Barnum and Ear
lev show and they had man thefs
who was nine feet tall but he only
weighed 81 pounds.
hi Larity-Did they explain how he
happened to be 80 slender?
S,m Plicity-Yes. his parents were
Poles. ,.hAi
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Sndalitv Girls Social.

The Sodalit% girls Of the Immaculate
Crnccption church Will hold It straw
berry Social on the church lawn this
ryrnfng. Delicious home mad" cakes
and randics vii! lk sold in, addition L"
Strawberries. tee cream and pop. Spt-
ciaI music has been arranGcd when VIII
.,iL,rurh 70 the enjoyment Of the even
ing. In case. II rain this social VII! be
held in the school AUDITORIUM. the So
dality officers compose the rommlttee
and will be assisted by the KAN C4up
hnIS.
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Tonight at the NarroII LIub nc chII,
drrn OF the knights OF Columbus and
The Catholic daughters OF America. VIII
which viii lie directed BY Mrs. Frances
A. The conclusion OF the children's
marty refreshments Will lac served ana
The hall will be cleared for dancing Tor
The Older pcople Rrutficld'% orchestra
has been engaged to play the dance pro-
gram
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Engagement Announced.

Sistersvillc. w. Va. May 3l.-hn-
Of the engagement Of Wal
ter S. Sugdcn. attorney, and Miss kath-
ryn Donlcy. for fourteen years supcrN.-
s0r Of the Sistersvillc primary grade
schools. was made here to-day. Sugden
was center on the All-AmeriCan football
team In 1911 and also il past Illus
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-06-01

O Loving Father. Del RieGo
Mrs. T. G.. Carter.
Teach Me To Pray. ....... 'Jc"et1
Miss Alice Stellar
II was for Me. ........... B!ouh1
Miss Manila Rider.
Come Ye blessed. Holy city. ..Gaul
Miss Margaret Yahrling.
Twilight and Dawn. ............Sp ea"s
Miss Carrie Diehl.
Send out Thy Light. Uo'el
Mr.. r T. Powers.
Know That My Redorn''r l.!HttA.
Messiah NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. taaue'
Miss Hannah Johnson.
Hold Thou My Hand. .....:, hriSES
Miss Alice Davis.
My Redeemer and My Ioc1. $500. Luck
Miss Helen Fisher.
The Lord Is My Light..... SPEAKS
Mr. Harry Thurbcr.
Hear Ye. Israel. Elijah" .Menfelssohn
Mrs. S. S. Ullom.
My Heart Ever Faithful. ......' Bach
Miss Geneva Fish.
Farewell. Ye Limpid Springs, "Jeptha
Miss Ne,tie Dawklns.
Eye Hath Not Seen, Holy city .Gaul
Miss Carrie Daubert.
Mr.. Rudolph Appel.
Sun OF My Soul, Ten Virgins .Gaul
Miss Louise kalkrcuth.
Come Ye Blessed .........: Scott
Mrs. Carl Ulr!Ch.
Out of the Deep Marks
MI Harold Imhotf.
Let the Bright Seraphlm. Samson
Miss Rehecca McColloch.
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Smoker Tonight

James Miles will he the host this eve.
ming at a smoker which h" Will give a.
80, - us o2nd birthday. A dainty lunch
c nrS viii Viii be served The guests viii be;
George Muenzc. Howard N"itc. Harold
Sic"r"r. John Hendry, Henry kieSneTT'
Earl Riggs. Harley RIGGS t""tr, ltu
de- samuel Cocn. William Winters ana
Juhn EuSiCk.
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a delightful vocal recital was that
given Yesterday by IN" pupils in voice ~
st JoSeph'S academy completing their
classes for the year. The program pre-.
scented showed the Sktlltul training ana
the market talent Of the pupils. The
program which was given IN Nv" parts
was as follows:
PART I.
Boatman'S Song CTvio) go. Harriet Ware
Elizabeth Hutch. adelaide AUTH.
Clara Carlisle
Nn.;c'a KirchGessner. Kathleen Nc
IA idcn. Teresa SChmiN.
I Passed by Your Window ....... Brah"
Mary \ Marker.
Smile Thru Your T.arS. 1922. Hamolen
Ruth Virginia Ruhle.
Mary katherine WaSSett.
Where My caravan Has Rested. -. Lohf
Elizabeth Kutcsh.
Little Woman O'Nine ........ Bartlett
Kathleen NJ. McFadden.
Angela Kj-chgrssner.
The call az TN May Time ....'. Brahc
adelaide Auth.
Break O. Observation-Disclosures. SanderSOn
Margaret McCluskey.
q Wild Bird Tel Me..............Ly neS
Mary katherine Hassett. Alice
H!ckiubnthan.
An Open Secret. ...............W oodmau
Evelyn Fox.
Three Questions. ..............Jo johnson
lillian Humphrey.
Dolly CTrioD ................. Chadwick
Nclaa IaienEa. Alice Hickinbotham.
Dorothy Won Tresse.
PART II.
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PRESBYTERIAN
MISSIONARY MEETING

The missionary meeting Of the Third
Presbyterian church, which was post
roned from Tuesday evening. May 81
because OF the regular date falling on
the Memorial day holiday. Will he held
nj the church this evening at the Gus
tomary hour. There will be special
messages from the Home Mission field.
with the usual program and social hour