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The silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1909-1925, 1922-04-29

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election year, and;
WE KNOW that of yesterday
we flock of fond mothers perambuang their Riddles
around and they halted candidates political
did everything but kiss the fond for they admired the
babies spoke of their beauties told
sembed their mothers what wonderful they
and how bright and good natured they and;
WE KNOW that they had be good naured Withstand the
onslaught of a politician and continue to smie and;
WE KNOW other that certain that spring is here
although this journal and almanac and
WE KNOW that See See Doubleyou has been writing for
era days about ducks and and peans and describing
their spring flights nohward picking especially the old
pelican and fairly making the wecan ring wondering how the
old birds by and the lakes and marshes
of the great northland, and;
WE KNOW that other certain evidence of the advent of spring
is contained the hats the which
light and fluffy and the impending harvest arge
with ceuod decorations shapes bearing the shades
of delecable fruit
WE KNOW who is lovesck swain and he takes his
sweete to the movies quite regularly and the other night he
in of me,
WE KNOW that he is long of body and sits when
with his rejecting of pride that with males
of the homo generally and;
WE KNOW that throughout the his made
like fails and he for them,
wondered what he did with them when he walked along stood
by the in the por waiting for the clock strike the
midnight hour, and;
KNOW that he along in years and girl"
they evidence public usually deemed
characteristic of the adoescent period, and
WE KNOW that behind him and sought o the
that constantly interrupted by his long
shoulder appendage which grabbed for his he would
plainly i'll but than myself because
ahead could scores of moving arms, and;
WE KNOW that moved head from side to side and
follow the supporting
spacles and finally despaed and closed and
sleep.
The silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1909-1925, 1922-04-29
THE EGOTIST COLUMN
Registered in the United States Patent Office
By w. G. B.
Written in an unusual way to attract your attention

WE KNOW that night poicemans job seem hard and
u.s. he sleeps when he should be and around and up
and around when he should be sleeping and;
WE KNOW the he and around when he should be
sleeping is made by others who also insist giving
the nocturnal hours activities which counter
to the and comfy of the community, and;
WE KNOW that funny things degree
of compensation aside from his official salary the novelty of the
carrying in the night right under his the saying
for and think under the modified
restraint of night that they wouldn't think of doing when daylight
comes, and;
WE KNOW that the other night when the bright and
mpended of heuean strength passed along
Bridge street. maudn noisy she grabbed scales
Rugged them her breast like baby and the great
weight seemed nothing to her, and
WE KNOW that with her thus encountered and with
dendd she still had BREATH strength shrek out
the with clarion call of the clan until seepes
awakened windows protest against
what seemed to them to be unseemy demonstration at most
unseemly hour and;
WE KNOW that the night watchman's job must be most
interesting that much pound
through the dreary night
The Birmingham age-herald., 1922-05-14
EleD erth A nnudl Tournament ot
 Women Golf Association

Cherokee Country club. Knoxville Tenn. six.
 Newman Country club. Newman Ga. ono.
 Memphis Country club, Memphis Tenn, six.
 Colonial Country club. Memphis
 ovorton County club. Memphis Tenn. four.
 Country Club of Little Rock, Little Rock. Ark. one.
 Pinehurst Country club, Pinehurst N. C.. one.
 Coosa Country club, Rome, Ga. one Audubon Country and Golf club New Orleans. La, six.
 New Orleans Country club. Now Orleans, La, one. San Antonio Country club, San An tonio, Texas. two. Morristown Country club, Norris town. Tenn, two. winston Salem Country club, Win ston- Salem, N. C.. ono. Tuscaloosa Country club, Tusca- loosa. four.
 Gadsden Country club. Gadsden. four.
 Roebuck Golf and Country club Birmingham, two.
 Woodward Country club, Wood ward, two. l Hill Crest Country club. Birming- ham, four. Jackson Country club, Jackson. Miss, two. Mobile Country clup, Mobile, three, Galveston Country club. GaiVes- ton, Texas, one. Alexandria Country club, Aiexand- ria, La. one This weeks program wil open to- morrow morning at o'clock With qualifying round Of Is holes, meuai play. , nual meeting of tho association will be held, officers will be elected and other business transacted. An informal reception and tea Will 1 be held upon the terrace at O'CLOCK. The rounds and contest will be con- tinued through the week. Follow = ing Is the list of trophies: Low qualifying score, Women's southern championship trophy and medal. Consolation championship. Consolation championship runner up. First flight. First flight runner-up. Consolation first flight. Second flight. Second flight runner-up. Consolation second flight. Third flight. Third flight runner-up. Consolation third flight. Baby flight. Baby flight runner-up. Consolation baby flight Championship semi finals medal. Team cup. Individual team trophies.
 Driving contest. first 32. Driving contest. second 32. Approaching and putting contest first 32.
 Approaching and putting contest second S2.
 women's two-ban foursome. low gross.
 Women's two-ba1l foursome, low net.
 Mixed two-bau foursome, low gross.
 Mixed two-ball foursome, low net. Consolation handicap. low gross. Consolation handicap. low medal. There will be trophies for as many flights as the entries will make up. These beautiful trophies will be on display In the sun parlor today. They are very lovely and many are the gifts of friends. The headquarters for golfers will be at the Tutwiler and ons account of the strenuous play during the day
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time, no Official plans of entertain ment have been arranged for the evenings.
 Among the visiting golfers who have already arrived and the Bir- mingham golfers who will qualify for the tournament Monday are the fol- lowing:
 Mrs Kenneth Duffield, Memphis; Mrs. Dave Gart, Memphis; Mrs. L.. W. MaGruder, Memphis: Mrs. Ben Humphreys, Memphis; Mrs. Russell Martin, Memphis; Mrs. Sam Mcdonald. Memphis: Mrs. D. A. Fisher, Memphisl Mrs. sam House, Jr., Memphis: Mrs. Frank Dooley, Memphis: Mrs. Henry Livingston, Memphis; Miss Rosalie Mayer Atlanta; Mrs. C. w. Strickler, Atlanta; Mrs. L. H. Beck, Atlanta; Mrs, J. E. Tagoe, Atlanta; Mrs. Ben Gatins, Atlanta; Mrs. T. T. Williams, Atlanta; Mrs Dozier Lownoes. At lanta; Mrs. Thomas Payne, Atlanta; Mrs. Charles Bowman. Atlanta; Mrs Herman Gartner, Fort Worth; Mrs. Wyatt Hedrick, Fo. Worth; Mrs. George Thompson, Fort Worth; Miss Willie G. Sterrett, Dallas. Miss Pris- cilla Rogers, Galveston Miss Annie Harris, Alexandria, La; Mrs. John Armstrong. Jackson, Miss; Miss Lucy Enochs, Jackson, Miss; Mrs. Will Oates. Knoxville: Miss Margaret Ash. Knoxville: Miss Marian Atkin. Knox vile; Miss Sophie Hughes. Rome, Ga.; Mrs. N W. Johnson, Rome, Ga.; Mrs. W. Y. Atkinson. Newman, Ga. Mrs. H. J. Savage, Gadsden: Mrs. J. H. Lester. Gadsden; Mrs. J. M. Milan.
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TEA AT RoERuCK

The Roebuck Country club will en certain at tea tomorrow afternoon at s o'clock. in compliment to tn visitors who are in the city for tn Southern Golf tournament. Mir Eugene Brown and Mrs. Fran Fowlkes are the hostesses for thi occasion.
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The eleventh annual championship tournament of tho women's Southern Golf association. which will be held in Birmingham beginning tomorrow and continuing through the week is one of the most important gatherings of the month.
 The meetings wan ba held at the Country club and 60 visitors are ex- pected besides 50 representatives from the four Birmingham clubs: Country club. Roebuck Golf and Country club. Hillcrest and Woodward Golf asd Country clubs.
 The officers of the Womsn's South ern Golf association are Mrs. Charles F. DeBardeleben. president; Mrs. Doz- fer Lowndes. vice president; Mrs. George Harrington, honorary presi- don't Mrs. S B. Thach, secretary and tle8sufsN
 Members of ths executive board in- oguee:
 NJ. chaTlea peBardeieben, Bir- bingham; Mrs. Dozier Lowndes, At iantsi Mrs. George Harrington, At Mrs. 5. E Thaeh, Birmingham; Miss Sophie Hughes. Rome; Mrs. Davic Gaut. Memphis; Mrs. H. S. Geismer Birmingham; Mrs. E. M Kilby, Bir- mingham; Mrs. J. D. Kirkpatrick, Bir- ningham; Mrs. Wyatt Hedrick. For, Worth. Texas
 Clubs of the association which srs expected to send entrants with the number of women to attend arek
 CIoverhurst Country club, Athens Ga-, one.
 Brookhavsn Country club. AtlantA Ga. two.
 Druid Hins Golf club. Atlanta. oa- two.
 Athletic club, nast Lake. Atianea Ga. 10.
 Birmingham Country, dub. BirminE. ham, 50.
 Bristol csuntry otsh, Bristol. Va. Tenn. four.
 Charlotte Country duh. Charlotte Y. C., two.
 Chattanooga Country aiub. Chatta- nooga, Tenn, two
 Ridgewood Country club. Ocium- bia. g. c, one.
 Sans souci Country club, arsen- yil1e, s. C.. four.
 Greenwood Country dub. Green wood, Miss. one
 Dallas Country duh. Dallas, Texas, two
 Lakewood Country oiuh, Dallas TexSs, two.
 River Crest Country club. Fort Worth, Texas, four.
 Jo&nson City Country dub, John son ClSty. Tenn. two.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1922-05-14
FRECKLES
Now Is the Time to Get Rid of
 These Ugly Spots

There's no longer the slightest need of feeling ashamed of your freckles, as Othine-double strengths guaranteed to remove these homely spots.
 Simply get ounce of Othine-double strength-from any druggist and apply a little of it at night and morning and you should soon see that even the worst freckles have begun to disappear, while the lighter ones have vanished entirely. It is seldom that more than an ounce is need ed to completely clear the skin and gain g beautiful clear complexion.
 Be sure to ask for the double strength Othine as this is sold under guarantee of money back if it fails to remove freckles. Adv
The Birmingham age-herald., 1922-05-14
MRS. MILLER,s TEA

, MRS. MILLERS TEA
 Mrs. Frank Miller entertained Fri day afternoon at tea at her home on Arlington avenue in honor of Mrs. Edward R. Oates and Miss Margaret Ash of Knoxville. Tenn. who are visiting Mrs. Anglin White and will attend the women's golf tournament.
 Tea was served upon the lawn and the tea table was adorned with a basket of pink roses.
 The guests were received by little Mary Cobb. attired as an old fashioned girl and Billy Miller in evening dress.
 Murial DeBardefeben gave several lovely feature dances.
 Mrs. Miller was assisted by Mrs. William Shaokelford, Mrs. Ralph smallman, Mrs. Anglin White, Mrs. Houston Brice,/ / Mrs Roderick Bed- dow. Mrs. Mcleod. Mrs. John Cooke and Mrs Henry Cobb.
 Fifty friends called during the re- cefving hours
 MOTHERS DAY" PROGRAM A Mothers Day program will be given this morning at the Sunday school hour at the Southside Baptist church.
 There will be songs by the begin ners and primary departments.
 Hazel Pierce of the junior depart ment will make an address of well come.
 Miss Bessie Howell will furnish a solo and George Jackson of the inter mediate department will give a reel tation.
 Mildred Pierce will sing the solo, Mother" and Cecilia Cohen will pay tribute to mothers, A song will then be sung by the mothers present Occupying the stage will be Mrs Ward and Mrs. Estes. the oldest ! mothers of the church. and Mrs. Powell, the youngest.
 MISS WOOD HoNORED Mrs. Henley Smith entertained her card club Friday afternoon at her home in the Highland Terrace apart ments. in honor of Miss Mary Ida Wood. who is leaving the city to- morrow for New York, where she will sail on Saturday for stay of several months in Europe. The apartment was artistically decorated with baskets of Dorothy Perkins roses and sweet peas. A surprise shower was given the hon. cree. Only the members of the club were present and were Mrs. Wood
 Mrs. Sterling Edwards, Mrs. Ralph Smallman, Mrs. Sam Ledbetter. Jr. Mrs. Lee Allen Brooks, Mrs. Charles Woodruff. Mrs. Morris Bush, and Miss Mary Ball
 The Central W. c, T. U. will meet Tuesday afternoon at o'clock Mrs M. L. Yancey will lead the devotional
 and an address will be made by a prominent speaker.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1922-05-14

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The Birmingham age-herald., 1922-05-14

These are all new, unlike the kinds you have seen f Q T around this price. Any color you want.
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MRS. FONvILLE HONORS MRS. CALHOUN

Mrs. Robert Fonville will enter tain at a bridge luncheon on Wednes- day. at her home in the Terrace Court apartments in compliment to Mrs. Charles Calhoun, who will spend the summer months abroad
The Birmingham age-herald., 1922-05-14
MIR. AND MRS. WHITE HOSTS

| MT. and Mrs. T. Anglin White en- tertained at an informal dinner party | last evening at the Country club in honor of their guests, Mrs. Edward R. Oates and Miss Margaret Ash, of Knoxudlle. Tcnn.
 Those present were Mre Oates
 | Miss Ash, MT. William Badham. and Mir. and Mrs. Frank W. Miller.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1922-05-14
MRS. BUSH HOSTESS

Mrs. Morris Bush will entertain at e luncheon at the Country club on Wednesday, in honor of Mrs. William J. McCrossin. IT,. and Mrs. Charles Oscar Locke, Jr. two recent brides, Mrs. Clarence Barker. of Philadelphia. who is visiting in the city, Mrs. Wal ter Blaney. and Mrs Summer Evans Thomas. who have recently returned to the city to make their homo.
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MRS. YOUNG HOSTESS
 Mrs. I. F. Young will entertain a number of her friends at luncheon tomorrow at the Country club.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1922-05-14
MRS. ROBERTS HoNoRs MRS. COWLES

Mrs. David Roberts. IT,, will enter tain at an informal luncheon to- morrow at the Country club in honor of Mrs. William Cowles. of Boston.
 Those who are included in this de- lightful hospitality arc Mrs. Cowles. Mrs. Middleton Barnwell. Mrs. Lonnie Munger. Mrs J. J. Asbury, Mrs. A. c. Ramsay. Mrs. w. R. J. Dunn. ana Mrs. Felton Wimberly.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1922-05-14
LUNCHEON AT SOUTHERN CLUB

LUNCHEON AT SOUTHERN CLOb
 congenial group lunching to- gether at the Southern club yester- day were: Mrs. ". B. Hillhouse, Mrs. James Hillhouse, Mrs. Jack Bowron, Mrs. A. c. Ramsay, Mrs C. 5. Ram say. Mrs. J. c. Patterson. Miss Janet Addie, and Miss Margaret Bower. DIR. AND MRS. NICE HOSTS
 Dr. and Mrs. Charles Nice enter tained at a lovely informal dinner party during the past week in honor of Miss Gertrude Barber. of New York. who was the charming guest of Mrs. Alfred Shook, Jr.
 A basket of pink roses centsred the dining table, which was lighted with pink tapers in silver holders.
 Those who enjoyed this delightful hospitality were: Miss Barber. Dr. Kincannon. Mir. and Mrs. Alfred Shook, IT,, and MT. and Mrs. Jelks Cabiness.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1922-05-14
MISS FRAZIER TO ENTERTAIN

MIsS FftANHnh 1U N1N 1NHEHtIA1N
 Miss Mary Byron Frazier will en- certain at buffet supper on Thurs day evening. at her home on Wau- coma, in compliment to her guest, Miss Caroline Forney, and three love- ly brides-elec Miss Mae Harris, Miss Florence Robertson. and Miss Evelyn Hoke.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1922-05-14
MISS BRINrLE ENTERrAINs

Miss Ruby Brintle entertained Sat urday at a luncheon at the Tutwiler, complimenting the senior class of the Margaret Allen school. The table was centered with silver basket of pink and white sweet peas.
 The guests were: Miss Elizabeth Forsyth, Miss Mary Knowles, Miss Henrietta Eisenman, Miss Elva Kess Ter, Miss Louise Plel, Miss Ada Ste phens, Miss Laura Virginia Ray, Miss Carolyn Shields. Miss Blanche Hem don. Miss Jean Weld, Miss Ruth Allen, Miss Hattie Morton, Mrs. Kath- ryn Hutchinson.
Evening star., 1922-07-02

relatives in Butte, Mont, and three
month trip through the west.
Mrs: w. w. Clements and. little
Miss Emma Clements Of Mount Ida
and Mrs. Sherman in Charlottesville
and to Miss Anna Marsteller at Ca
tawba, Va.
Mrs. Daniel C. Pfeil and little Miss
Doris Pfeil have returned from visit
to relatives in Warrenton. Va.
is the guest of Miss Virginia Keith
at her home In George Washington
Park
DR.. and Mrs Llewellyn Powell are
back from motor trip through Vir.
ginia, during which they attended
the Virginia Military Institute finals
Mr. and Mrs. H &c, Linn have as
their guest at their home In George
Washington Park DIR. Paul W. Vestal
Mrs. B: NJ. oBrien and two chill
dren of Richmond are the guests Of
Mr.. and Mrs. A. Fletcher Driscoll at
Nj. and Mrs. ]. VI: Garrison Of
Washington are spending the sum-
mer at Braddoek Heights.
Mr.. and Mrs. Nelson Tayloe Snyder.
jr.. and their little son. left Thursday
for a visit in Leesburg. Va.
Mrs. Percy Foster Hall and Miss
Margery A. Hail have gone to Groton.
Conn. for, the summer. The Rev. Percy
Foster Hall will spend the month Of July
at the home Of Mrs, John F. Tackett,
al South Saint Asaph street. prior to
Joining his wife and daughter at Groton.
Miss Marian Drischler Of Rosemont
spent the week end with Miss Margaret
Woodruff at Camp Humphreys. Va.
Mrs. Enos Carr and Miss Nellie Carr
relatives in New York city and Buffalo
N. Y. -
Miss Louise Adams left Tuesday for
an extended trip through the west, ac-
companying fri-rds from Washington.
Mrs. r. Maurice Wilkins and Miss
lett. Va. where they will spend several
weeks.
Mrs. Betsy White of New York was
the guest for some days Of Miss
, Christine Groves at her home at Mount
Ida. '.'n
Mr.. and Mrs. benton Chinn had as
their guest for the week end Mrs.
Chinn's brother, Mr.. W. A. Buck of
Front Royal.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edmund F. ,Ticer have
returned from a trip to Atlantic City.
Miss jeanette Yates Cochran has re-
turned from visit of several weeks to
friends in Ashland. Va.
Mr. johnson Mcclure Of Johns Hop
kins Medical School Baltimore, has re-
turned to the home Of his parents. Dr.
and Mrs. Hugh MCGUIRE, In South
Washington street.
Miss Make Claiborne and Miss Ruth
Hardiman of Nashville. Tenn, are the
guests of Miss Mamie Keegan at her
home in South Patrick street.
Mrs William Fl. Fleming Of San Fran
cisco. Calf. is the guest Of her brother.
Mr.. J. Lee Lash. at his home in Queen
street.
MIR. and Mrs Edward Anslinger Of
Altoona. Pa. are visiting Mrs. Charles
Potter at her home in Queen street.
Miss Mary E Carlin and Miss Nina
Baker Fulton left last week for Ellicott
CITY. Md. where they will spend the
summer with Miss Fulton's parents. Mr.
and Mrs. William Fulton.
Miss Mildred Barstow Of Erie, Pa. is
the guest Of Mr.. and Mrs o. Ashby
Reardon at their home in Rosemont.
Miss Margaret Moncure has returned
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ALEXANDRIA SOCIETY

Mayor and Mrs. James NJ Duncan
and family left last week to spend
the summer on their farm, Hayfield.
n Fairfax county.
Mrs Lucie p. Luckett and her house
guest, Mrs. Geneveve p Grimes OF
Norfolk, spent last week with Mrs.
| Lucketts son-in-law and daughter.
MIR. and Mrs. Edwin Bilheimer. in
Washington.
| Mr.. and Mrs. William wilkins of
Charlottesville were guests last week
Of friends in Alexandra.
| Col George Carson and Mrs Carson
of Atlanta. Ga, visited Mrs Carson's
| sister. Mrs. A. D. Pespass, at her
home in Alexandria last week.
Mrs. Edith Clarkson and Mrs. l.. c.
Nails spent last week with friends in
Manassas.
Miss Pearl Schwarzmann was in
New York city last week as the guest
of Miss Marie Dahm
Mrs Percy r. Driscoll of St Elmo
was the guest of relatives in Rich
| mond for several days last Week
Mrs. William S. Walsh went to New
port, R. l.. Friday to visit her mother.
Mrs Frank Mortimer Wheeler
Miss Mamie Graham has returned
from Mount Jackson. Va, where she
/
Moore.
Ensign Ferguson Beach Bryan. L. S
Navy. of Newport. K. l., spent the
Week end with his parents. Mr.. and
Mrs. Albert Bryan. at their home In
| Prince street.
Mrs Stephen Field and Master Rob-
ert Henry Field left last week to
| pend July and August at Purcellvilie.
Va
Miss Louise Griffith has gone to
Black Mountain. n. c., where she will
| spend several weeks
Mrs Jennifer Broaddus has return
| ed to her home at Mount Ida after a
| ield. Md
MI and Mrs. W. NJ. Woolf of Rose
mont, Miss Dorothy Stoddard of
Washington and Mr.. r. T. Creel and
Mr.. Roger A. Creel of Arlington
county spent the past week end on
a motor trip to Gettysburg. Pa.
Mr.. and Mrs Ralph Remington of
| Eraddock had as their guests for the
week end Mrs. Alice Calls of Wash
| irgton. Mrs. +. s. Brockett and Miss
George Brockett of Agnesvine and
Miss Ethel Remington of Alexandria,
Mrs. Frederick G. Duvall and chill
dren. who were guests of Mrs. Du-
| .alls mother. Mrs. n. E. Tourney, in
Richmond. have returned to their
| home in Rosemont.
Miss Elizabeth Howser of Ashburn,
Va. is the guest of Miss Irene Mich
! elbach at her home in Del Ray
| Mr.. and Mrs Henry Marks and Mr..
and Mrs. A. Isaac and family of
Washington are spending the summer
| II AIS Wolfe street. Alexandria,
Miss Amelia Genzberger Miss Han
| nah GenZherger and Miss Grace GenZ-
J berger left Tuesday for visit to
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SUNDAY STAR, WASHINGTON, D. c.,

from 4 visit to friends in Philadelphia.
Mrs A. Y. Cogan and little son are
visiting relatives in Buffalo. N. Y
Mr.. and Mrs. David N. Rust and chill
dren of Braddock Heights left last week
for Loudoun county. where they will
spend several weeks on their farm.
Miss Anne Lewis Jones has returned
from visit to her aunt. Mrs. Columbus
c.. Shrfver. in Baltimore
Miss Nancy Davis of Agnewville was
tn. kueo last week Of Mr.. and Mrs.
William B. GIasscOck at their home at
North Braddock.
Miss Irma Wade and Miss Virginia
Wade are visiting their aunt, Mrs. J. L.
Richardson. at her home in Lynchburg,
Va.
.Iss Els her Quay and Miss Agnes
Quay of Pennsylvania are guests of
MIR. and Mrs. Alfred Thomson in Rose
mont. where they are spending the
summer.
Mrs. Malcolm Westcott Hill and five
children Of Baltimore are the guests
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for the summer OF Mrs. Hilrs mother
Mrs. George X. Hill. at her home in
South Washington street.
Miss Mary Lee .Spiman left on Sun
day for Culpeper TO spend the summer
with her grandparents. Mr. and Mrs.
Walter Burgess. Miss Reva Burgess
who had been the guest Of her brother
ln-law and sister, Mr.. and Mrs. c. B.
Spilman. returned Sunday to Culpeper
John Armistead Carter of Norfolk was
the guest last week of his father in law
and mother-in law, Mr.. and Mrs Phin-
eas Janney Dempsey in South Fairfax
street. after attending the UppervilIe
horse show.
Miss Katherine Leadbeater is the
guest for the summer o. iIer granu-
mother. Mrs. Milton Alexander. at her
home in Lancaster. Pa.
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Leftover Vegetable Soup.

Press the vegetables through a
sieve. To one pint of vegetable pulp
add quart of stock or water.
Thicken with ore Tablespoonful of
butter and two tablespooEfuls OF
Hour rubbed together until smooth.
Season to taste: remove from the
stove and add one cup of hot milk;
then strain.
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Scott is said to have written "Waver-
ly' in less than six weeks
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Mr.. and Mrs Sidney H. Reizenstein
motor to Ellerson. y. j.. today to be
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Isodore Saks.
at their summer home.
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Canton Crepe. Crepe Roma, Crepe de
Chine-in designs especially for street, aft
ernoon and sports wear The sizes are we'll
assorted.