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New-York tribune., 1922-06-12

White SOx Pitcher
Wins Game in Hi
Honor With Double

CHICAGO. June Pitcher L,.
otto celebrated tfe gans vs.,s u
given in biz honor to.lay, b. tr,.,
out a double which gave Caless,,-s
8 victory over Bostos .a ,rir.,,,
nings. Several thogssna ,srh lst,,
band, from his hons town Q, Ga,
Ind, attended ire game Do sts1y ~
presented the pitcher aiis r,.,. +,
travelling bag ard flowers.
Mostils single. a 'acr.ses O'as,r.,
error Of sheely'8 gfosa4er. a ,s,,,.
fully executed squeeze play. ssl D..
erette's double PVT over ths v'.s..
run. Leyerette was h.l hard, b.. ~,
given perfect support
The score.
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Kramer and Goullet not only out.
srrinted Piani and Verri. but they also
outeeneraled them. Goullet did the
pulling and Kramer the sprinting each
time FOR his team. Goullet and Verri
had quite a battle to 60 into the last
lap Of the first heat in the leading po-
sition and Goullet finally won out.
Goullet pulled Kramer TO the center Of
the back stretch where Frank out
sprinted Piani TO the tape.
Verri ia the second heat forced
Goulet and Kramer at top speed until
a half Jap from home. figuring by do
ing this that Piani could come through
and beat Kramer. Nerri though did
rot count on the strength Kramer still
had left. for when Piani came out 70
race him, Kramer just stepped away
from the Italian star and won by
length
Willie Spencer defeated Raymond
Eaton decisively in two straight heats
OF o mile match. Spencer and Eaton
have been bitter enemies for more
than six months and there was mora
than the usual interest in this race.
Spencer won the first heat by riding
from in front. He jumped into the
lead q lap and a quarter from home
ard held the lead 10 the tape. In the
second heat Spencer rode a sensational
race. Eaton went by him going into
the last lap and looked 20 have the
race won. but Spencer. by a great
sprint. nipped Eaton at the tape. Eaton
and Spencer shook hands after ;he
race. and the fans applauded their
good sportsmanship.
New-York tribune., 1922-06-12
Ratsey's Irex Victor in
Yacht Race on Sound

Sailing the Irex in the first Of a
series Of races for the seasons cham
pionship of the western Long Island
Sound feet Of the Star Association, A..
Ratsey crossed the finish line two min
utes and twenty eight seconds ahead Of
+. V. Willis, winner Of tho Sound cham
pionship two years ago. over the
course Of tho Port Washington Yacht
Club in Manhasset Bay yesterday at
Port Washington.
Nine Yachts started IN the race.
They got of while a stiff breeze was
blowing from the west BY south at
3.i5 o'clock.
In the race Ratseyl. who, incidental
ly. won the event among the starts in
the annual spring regatta Of the Man
hasset Yacht Club, sailed Saturday,
demonstrated that he is 20 be serious
ly reckoned with in the distribution
Of this seasons honors in the star
class
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Penn State Awards Letters

SIAIE LOLLEGE, Pa, June IL
Letter awards have been granted 20
members Of the Penn State lacrosse
team for the season just ended. Those
so honored are: Captain Brown. Nor
gan. Coulter. Gatchell. Bash. Yocum.
Yost, Briner. Rowe. Hegarty. Eisler.
Trout. cornwell and Manager Fox. b.
+. Watkins. OF Taylor, has been elected
manager OF the team for next year.
New-York tribune., 1922-06-12
Rochester Signs Tierney

EASTON, Pa. June il.-Bill Tierney.
star twirler Of the Lafayette College
baseball team for four years, has come
20 terms with the Rochester club Of the
international League, it was announced
here to-day. Tierney, who is a mem-
Der Of the graduating class and re-
eeives his sheepskin tomorrow morn
ing, will report to Manager George
Stallings Tuesday at Rochester. Tier
ney. in his valedictorial game on Fri
day. gave Pennsylvania but three hits,
two Of which were inheld taps.
New-York tribune., 1922-06-12
Bears and BisOns
Divide Double at
Harrison Grounds
Lowly Newarkers Win First
Contest, so, but Buffalo
Takes Second Game, 6-3

Newark broke even IN a double
header with Buffalo at Newark yester-
day. winning tho first by 3 TO o and
losing the second. which was called II
the end Of the seventh inning because Of
darkness. 10 3. Kelly's homer in the
seventh with two on gave Buffalo the
second game.
The scores:
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Indians Overcome
Lead of Athletics
And Win in Ninth

CLEVELAND, June ll.-Joe Evans'S
triple In the ninth inning scored l.
sewell and JAMESON with the two runs
necessary 20 beat Philadelphia to-day 9
70 g. The Athletics scored four runs
in each Of the first and fourth innings.
driving Bagby from tho box. Joe Wood
made q home run, double and two SIN
giles IN four times az bat.
The score:
New-York tribune., 1922-06-12
Morningside andWalkers'
Clubs in Spring Games

The spring handicap members games
Of the Walkers Club OF America and
also Of the Morningsidc 4. c. we-e
held yesterday afternoon az Macomb's
Dam Park and some fairly spirited
competition resulted. The heel and
toe specialists were confined % thrse
events. while there were three track
and two field events for the Winged
VI" athletes.
The summaries follow:
Three-iniis walk 'hanficap. veferanO-
Won By Tim o'connor. -. Ans@im-s \. @.
Z? o5l. !. p. Coleman. Walkers club (..i5l.
second. Fsnos Anthony. TaFlms A. a.
tscrateh). third. Time. -s.og 80
Three.miie walk a. A. L. novlce) Won
BY e. Eachenbach. Pasfime A. G.. W D.
Hau4ner. 81 Anacins 4 C.. second. r.
happapori. south Brooklyn Y ~ II. A,
third. Time. - 90 5-5.
Flye-mii" walk (handican)-wo b.
V ). Martin $3.50. y caugh,ry. New
York A. e f7.00l. second 81 GreeuherE
Ps,iims a. c. o.oO. third. Time,
io6-ysri dash thandicap)-won nv W
Felfsisin &. yardD. T. Mslniok tseraieh).
second ". Iorpofcer % yardsl. third
1oo-yard run thsndicap)-won h. '. Mel.
nick - yarfaT Joseph rhanNn tscfnfrhl.
second. ". Feidfiein IS yarin. third
one mile RON fhanficarl Won ~ I'd
ward Plant 80 yardsl. william Christian.
son tseraichl. sscond. Bert French tl0
yarfsl. third Time 5.if a-s
Running broad jump fhanllcapl-Won
by Bert French q fe.n. distance "a feet
". Torporcer fscraichl. distance 20 feet
inches. second A. neisky a foot &
inchesl. distance 10 feet 1t, Inches third
i2-pound shot-put lhandlcar) Won by
I'd Rosenberg q feet inchesl. distance
~ feet inches. George Faust (scratch).
distance 81 feet 4 inches. second. Wiitm
Torporcer q fseD. distance 81 feet 4
inches third.
New-York tribune., 1922-06-12
Jersey City Defeats
Toronto in Twin Bill

Jersey City made IL three straight
over the Toronto Maple Leafs by taking
both ends Of yesterdays double-header
at Jersey City. 70 and ? 10 0. The
second game was called on account OF
rain in tho seventh
The scores:
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The Summaries

Haif-miie race (novlce. araateur)- Won
~ Orlando Condetu. Hoboken Jack Davis.
Nswark second. Time. 80 5-s.
Haf-mile race lhandicap: profcssloraD
Won by Reginald McNamara. Newark
tscratch) Eddie Madden. Newark us
yarc'l. 'eeond william Haniey. san
Bronx 10 yardsl. fourth Thomas Beio.
Brooklyn go yards. hfih. Anthony Young.
newark 's5 YARDS. sixth, Fred 1851, Bos-
ton: seventh. Time. o.sfi-5.
Two-thirds- race fhandlcap: ana.
teurl by Elmer Buncf. Buffalo 10
YARDS. Edward g. Bend. Unione sp5-fiva
Iialana tiN yardsl. second Fred spencer
Plslnheld (scratch). thirf: william Grimrl
Newark (seratch). fourth Walter skarbek.
TTsy Nisw Wheeimen fs5 3aFaa), nfrh
ons-miie. team match race Cprofessionai.
Frank l. Kramer. East Orange and Alfred
GouNei. newark, vs. Orlando Tlani ana
Francisco Nerri. italy Won b. Kramer
and Goullet. First heat won by Kramer
and Coullet, time. 273 f-5. last eighth
mile. oi2 2-5. Second heat won ty Kramer
ana Hollleii time. ..S7 5-5. last eighth
one-rnile match race (professionai. wn-
liam spencer, Newark. IS Raymond Eaton
East Orsngc) Won by spencer First heat
won BY Spencer, time. ~ 20. last eighth
mile o.ll l-J. Second heat won by Spencer.
time. - l.5. LAT eighth mile 0.ia f-r
Two-mlle tandem race fopsn. profe.-
siorall-Won by Gus Lang. Sswark. md
Altos Nerraes. Belgium Fred Hlu. Boston
and charley osterrittor. Newark second
william Haley. san Francisco. ana Jacob
Magin. newark. third. Harry Horan and
Fred Taylor. Newark. fourth, John and
Menus Bedeii, Lynbrook. l. J.. nfth Time
f.O7 3-5
One-inile race (Ciass 3 Invitation. ANA.
tour BY Roy MObeck. Chicago. Nf-
chael Dolan. Newark. second. Fred
Kramer. newark. third. Russell Thngf
Davenport. Iowa. fourth Carl Hoizwarth
newark. nth. Time 2.612-5
One-Tniie race fCiass A invitation. ara-
feuD-W0n by Fred Spencer. Planned.
william Grimm. Newark second. Frank
bartell. Newark. third, Elmer Bund;. Buf-
faio. fourth. Henry =. skarbek. Newark
NTH Time. 1871 f-5.
Ten.mile race fopen. professionall-
Won BY Alfred Gfenda. Auftralla. Alfred
Gouii~t. Newark. second. Cecil walker.
Australia. third, Lloyd Thomas. san Fran-
cisco. fourth. Reginald McSamara. New.
ark. NTH. David Lands. frvlnRfon. sixth
Alex. McBeath. AuStTalla. seventh. Time.
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SECOND GAME

IVo-baff hIfa--Andffson. OnFloW. Dontl-
ron stolen bases-Doneison. D~vlne. Sac
rirc-- Dorelf0n. Left on basss-Jersey
cry. 2 Toronto. O. Nases on balloon
knzmann on Wurm. {. on Tecarr.
sfrucN Out-by Enzmann. o. BY Tecsrr. l.
Winning pitcher--Wurm. Losing pitcher
Erzmann Jmpifes-Doolan. Dcrr AMI
Phyie. Tlmc-l.5i
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L,tpRfcAS IrACTT
Pillette Gives 2 Hits;
Tigers Defeat Senators

DETROIT. June il.-Pillette held
the Senators 70 two hits to-day, and
the Tigers defeated Washington, S TO
o. Hcilmann hit his tenth home run
Of the year in the fifth inning, with
two men on base.
The score:
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Brooklyn yn............ 900 2i0 Oix-s
Chicago. ............. 900 0IO 90 0--i
Two-baas hlts-H Miller ~. Johnston.
Whoat. Home run-wheaf stolen bases
Statz. Myers acriHcef-Heathc0fe. u
Griffith. Double plays-Krug. Terry and
Grimes. Ward and Schmandf. Left on
hascs-Chicago. 70. Brooklyn. 4 Bases on
balls-Oh Jones. ? on stuciAnd. J. OF
Ruether, 8 Struck out--By Jones. :. hy
Ruether. Z Hts-On Jones. 8 IN . In
nings. IN stueland. ! IN g. Loslnr pitcher
Jones. Umpires-Kiem and plrman.
T!me-i;E.
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New York ........... o20 go 500
- Louis s............. ITO 020 0QO-t
Two.base hits--WArd. pipp (D. Baker
Scott. McManus t2l. Home run-Tobln.
Sacrifces-Ward 90. Gerber Double plays
Gerber. Mcsanus and Slsieri Gerber
and Slfier Left on bases--New York. o.
81 Louis. 2 Bases on bails--ON Shocker.
on Bayne. ! on Hoyt. 8 struck out
BY Shocker. . by Bayne. ] . by Hoyt. ?.
Hits-On shocEcr II IN innings %
Bayne IN ,. Passed baiis--Devormer 60.
Losing pitcher-S Shocker. Impires-Evans
and Nallin. Time-it5f
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StenoePs Homer in Serenth
Cires Victory to McCra"men
Casey's Circuit Blow Is Opy Clean Hit Oh AdoiO {,
Luque; Great Throwing by George he,iy anu
Willie Cunningham Saves Game for New orkers
By John Kieran

sor Adofo Luque fiery Cubanoa urer demonstrated to the
~ satisfaction Of paid at the Polo Grounds yes
i,, how il pitcher to hold the opposing team TO
ea hit and vet lose full length ball From Western view
& ,b ono details aS Giants defeated the Reds to
New-York tribune., 1922-06-12

Two-base hlts-R.gney Harris. He'll
mann. Bassier Blue. Home run-Heu-
mann. stolen basc-Bluc. Sacrihces-
cobb. Bassler. Double plays--Cu,shaw and
Blue Lamoffc. Harris and Judge. Left on
bases--Washlngton. o. Detroit. 10. Bases
on baiis-Oa liiiottc. . oN Mosridge. {.
~ Gleason, l. Struck out By plilcttc, Q :.
by MogrldRc. 3. Hits-On Mogrilgc. Is IN
innings. on Gleason. IN ! Losing
pitcher Mogrdge Umpires Dinnecn,
Mofiarty and Connolly. Time-2.oo
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Records for the Week
In the Major Leagues

rTHE weeks record in each league
u Of games won and lost. together
with runs. hits. errors, left on bases
and runs scored by opponents, in
cluding games OF Saturday, Is as
follows:
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Kramer and COullet Defeat
Piani and Verri at Newark

Frank Kramer and Alfred Goul riding defeated
Pian and Francisco V the Italian pair straight Of
mile match race at the Veodrome Newark yesterday
the first appearance Of Verr America he having arrived
in New York Saturday afternoon Italy
New-York tribune., 1922-06-12
SECOND GAME

Two -bAfe hlt-WAlk-r. Thrte-bate nit
FNeshifter. Home run-keiiy. stolen
bases-Burns 90. Sacrifccs-Mllier. Kane.
Double plays-FoVier and Walker. benes.
Nooers and Young. Bases on haiia-on
Flieshifier. :. on We're. . Left or bases
Newark. Buffalo. s. Struck out By
Fiirshifier. l. hy We're. Umplres--
Deisiei. MeDovitt and MoGowan
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7Se Defeat Reds 21lankees Win Another FROM Drow g.
.Shocker Goes Back al Hugm,n.
Who Again Bat Hint Oui of Box
Former Jinx of League Leaders Lasts Only sey,,
Innings, but Allows Eight Runs While Brown.
Get Only Four; Hoyt Is Liberal With Pass,
co,,ic, coyye.pordcnee 10 The Tri5prs

ST LOUIS June liUrban Shocker, smarng under us ss
which the Yankees hnnded him in the opening game Of The y
, bak AZ the Hugmen to-day, but again The league e.
rod hi number and the souhpaw forced % bow defeat r.
nd time in two days shore in favor Of New York was
New-York tribune., 1922-06-12

Sf1lfn haffF-MlI.ff. UlfHF WlIkeF.
Sacrifices -- Brainard. sheehan Double
plays-Ben~s. Mooers ard Young f1l.
Mooers. Renes nnd Young Left on bases
Buffalo. 4 Newark. g. Bases on halis-ON
baldwin. :. on Fisher. :. iiit b. pitcher
by BALDWIN 'kelly1. struck out-By
baldwin. 9. Umpircs-Nc Dewitt. McGowan
and DelsteL Time-i.35.
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Eastern League

Bridgeport, 2; Fitehburg, 3.
New Haven. 5; Springfield. 3.
Hartford, 6; Waterbury, 5.
Pittsheld-Albany (rain).
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Credit Casey

Three-base hit-pinelll Home run-
sfeneel stolen base-Bohne sacrihce-
Daubcrt Double piays-Bohne and Dau-
bert. Caveney and DaubeTt Left on bases
-Now YORK. o Cincinnati. Q. Bases on
balloon Luque. , Struck out-By Ryan,
?. By Luquo, 2 Wild pnch-Luquc. I'm
Mccormick and scntell. Time a..
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A so(u)l kiss that lasn
for ten sunny days!

A so(u)l kiss that lasn
for ten sunny days!
A sample piece OF even
cloth we buy is exposed .
Old Soils rays for at lsa'
that time.
If it then fails to ma'~
the rest of the bolt, tD'
whole things rejected
even though all-wool.
Quality in fabrics is .
important as quality y
tailoring if we're to gu1r
antee lasting satisfaction
or moneyback!
Chauffeurs' Norfolks'
Made as we make all cu
clothing. go,
For hard wear, the O'''
is none too good.
For h YIN onef, =,
wardrobe trunks-one J"
two-our Mr.. and Mrs
ROGERS PEEr CoMPAsi.
go HssdS
at 18th ST. -Four
Convenient
Broadway Corners :, llst g.
at Warren
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Standings in Major Leagues
American League
YESTERDAYS RESULT

New York. S; 81. Louis. 4.
Cleveland, 9; Philadelphia, s.
Detroit. s: Washington. 0.
Chicago, Z; Boston, 6 (i3 ins.l
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American Association

Indianapolis, 6; Milwaukee, (1st).
Indianapolis, T; Milwaukee, (2d).
Columbus. 10: Minneapolis, I.
81. Paul, Is; Toledo, I (ist).
ST. Paul. 7; Toledo. ed.
Louisville, 6; Kansas City, 2 1st).
Louisville, 4; Kansas City. 0 (2d).
Giants W.. Cincinnati To-day, $50, Polo
Grounds. Craadstd. Adm. Si.lo, inc. tax
Advt
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Southern Association

Mobile, s; Nashville. {.
Chattanooga, z; Birmingham, 2.
New Orleans, I: Little Rock. 3 III
innings.
Memphis. 2; Atlanta. 1.
BASEBALL TO-DAY, EBBETs FIELD,
Brooklyn Vs. Chicago. $40 I. N.-Advt.
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The scores
FIRST GAME
-, i1liaflsl- 90, :. ilo6:ilto

IWo-base hif-killlngtr. Thret-hase MI
-Netevier stolen baae--Anderson. Sac
fifce-kluirgfr. Les on bases-Jersey
CITY. :. Toronto g. Bases on baiis-on
To~nscnd. !. on Enzmann. : Struck out
by Mefeyier. e. BY Townsend. 2. Hts
on Townsend. IN innings. ~ Enzmann.
Ia =. HIT BY pltcher-By Met.vier
iVick). Cmplrea-Phyle Dooisn and Dcrr.
Tlme--i 80.
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Two-baSs hits -- Galloway. Jameson.
BaGby. Gardner. Wood. Stephenson. Evans.
Three base hit-Evans Home fun-Wood.
SacTifces-Welch, Jameson. Double play
Wood and OSeiil Left on bases Phiia-
delphia. Z. Cleveland. ~. Bases on balls
on Hasiy. ! on Eckert l. on Helmach.
on Rommel. !. on Bagby. . on Lindsey,
!. Struck out-By Heimach. !. by Rommel.
2, by Keefe. ! BY Lindsey. 2 Hits-On
Hasty IN I Ia innings. on Eckert. 2 IN
l-3; OF Hcimach, 5 in ? %. on Sullivan.
IN 20. on Ronlmel. IN ] -. on
Lindsey. IN & Hit by pitchef-By Eckert
fsfephenson). Winning yitcher-Lindsey
Losing piicher-Rommei. mpires-Owcns
and walsh. Time-2.2o.
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National League
YESTERDAYS RESULTS

New York, 2: Cincinn&$ !.
Brooklyn, 6; Chicago. I.
Other teams not scheduled.
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Luoue Nips Heinie Groh

Luque Nips Homie Groh
Luque was nothing y not persistent.
In the first inning. after Groh had
walked, the Cuban made four fruitless
attempts 20 catch him OF first. With
the crowd giving him the merry order
OF the "razzberry," he nipped Heinie
On TIE 9Th frr.
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To,,,. TsiT:5i7o Totals. :so:2i
,Raliet fnr MogrldgA IN elghth inning.
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Abou. that Cecil Algernon Causey
deal for Webb. Of Memphis. Secretary
Jim Tierney had nothing 10 say except
"Taint so.' The explanation Of the
change Of names on the scorecard. the
secretary says. is that Harry Stevens
has fallen into the error Of believing
what he reads in the newspapers.
Irish Meusel was real belligerent
when Arbiter Sentell called him out IN
She second inning. The other players
kept him away from the arbiter but be
evidently said enough 20 warrant an
afternoon of The Kicking on all sides
had been high in the intersectional
warfare.
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Dated for shocker IN seventh Inning,
fBattci FOR Blyne IN ninth inning.
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Z iran llf - Ntlll iu nlutu lNIlNNs
fBatted for sullivan IN eighth inning
fTwo out when winning run was ecor
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Gorgeous" Burns rarely lets day
rass without turning 81 somo scintil-
lant play. He robbed Heinie Croh Of
q budding triple in the sixth with a
long, hard run and 8 p!unging daisy
picking catch.
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1922-03-24

The Community Short Course has
come and gone and those who ar
tended could not but feel that 1t
has been worth while and hope that
ii will become an annual event in
the history Of the city and country.
The MONDAY luncheons we're a
feature that brought the FOLKS to-
gether IN a social chat, ia way
nothing else could-and the joy IN
seeing the Riddles hustle around the
big tables, and consume the good
things before them, was sight
that made Us all wish that we could
be youngsters again.
Mrs. Laws lectures We're particu-
lGrly helpful and the mothers who
were present could not TAI. 10 carry
home with them a real stOrehOuse
Of knowledge Her comparison Of
The health conditions in the city and
country, was startling to most Of
Us, and the little heed we are prone
to give to diet is responsible for the
figures quoted.
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1922-03-24
Merry Bidders Club

Mesdames Hal Bradley and Jim
kimmel were club hostesses at the
regular meeting of the Merry Bid
ders, at the Bradley home, on Tenth
street. The rooms were pretty in
st. Patr;ck's colors and the Emerald
Isle was brought TO mind through
out the afternoon and in the serving
of the lunch Of chicken sandwiches,
potato chips, fruit salad, iced tea,
and a second course Of delicious
ice cream and angel food cake
Shamrock flavor being used. There
were seven tables, the guests of the
afternoon being: Mesdames J. T..
Hutchinson, T. NJ. Atkins, w. l..
Baugh. Friend, Cardwell, +. Rid
dell, o. B. Trinkle, Hattie O'Hair.
Anna Faux, II. A. Davidson, Barnett
X. b. Kimmel. Walter Myrick, +.
Spikes, +. Hunt, +. Brown. s. r.
Davis, W. C. Rylander, A. b. Ellis,
Chas. Middleton, w. w. Royalty, F.
j. Stevens, A. B. Rankin, W. r.
Spencer, S. Cooper, Temple Ellis,
viii Murray and J. Lemond.
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1922-03-24

inson, Jr., Ed D. Allen. J J Adams,
Oscar r. Collier, Jos r Kuykendoi5
Louie +. Moore. Harvey T.. Hicks
and the hostess, Mrs Chas. r.
Wright
Mesdames Guy 3. and G. c. Horns
By were guests Of the Club.
After the usual afternoon Of
needlework and social conversation,
short business session was held, at
the conclusion Of which the guests
were served with delicious refresh
ments consisting Of iced tea, sand
wiches and walnut loaf pudding
with whipped cream.
The Club adjourned at a late
hour 10 meet next on Wednesday,
March 29th. with Mrs. Oscar r.
Collier, 1907 Avenue Club Re
porter.
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Miss Eva Franks proved 70 be a
delightful hostess 20 the 4. Nj. NJ.
Club which has been organized only
short while. Last Friday after
a hasty preparation, all the mem
bers took advantage Of the oppor-
tunity Of spending the week end at
Evas home in Sudan. About $3.50
all being ready, we started and
made a hasty trip, reaching her home
about s:i5. Saturday being rather
windy day, we were compelled 20
spend the time indoors, but did so
70 the best advantage. The day
was spent in reading, making candy,
and other aniusements enjoyable 70
a girl Sunday being n beautiful
day, pictures were taken early m
the morning, and then all went TO
church. After church we again went
10 Eva's home, where we enjoyed a
delicious chicken dinner that not
being the first delicious repast we
had devoured After dinner more
pictures were taken, and soon prep
arations were made 10 return home.
II was with n feeling Of regret that
we bade goodbye 20 Sudan, but
still we we're glad To be returning
to Lubbock. We know that a more
delightful weekend was never spent,
and hope that we may soon have
the opportunity Of visiting Sudan
again. The ones who we're fort
innate enough 20 enjoy this trip were
Misses Sylvia Wilson, Almeda Muir
ray, Pauline Trippctt. Pearl Warren,
Anniclee Simpson, Ala Burrus, and
the hostess, Eva Franks-A mem
Der.