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New-York tribune., 1922-12-11
Arrived Yesterday

sarua. Ponce Dec :. Mayguez 3 Aqua
dliia T. sitn Juan s. 90 the Atlantic fruit
Co with - pass and mdse fies =, .,.,ns., ~
2 UaVann 7: 10 United Fruit CO. With 81
pes. malls and mdse. Pier it. X =,
Eastern sword. Cardif NOV -; 70 n
Winchester & CO. IN ballast; Pier = Army
santore. Daiquiri Dec 2. 70 ore $ CO.
with ore. Constable Hook. y j.
Modcna CNorj. Campbeliion. y II. Dec !.
Port Hastings 4. 20 Geo hellescn' Win
ESl,er Havre Nov ~. Dgnkirk 20. TO
Cosmopolitan shipd Corp. with mdse' Pier
caracas Ia Gusyrs NOV -. Puerto Ca
bciIo Dec T. Curacao 2. san Juan D. 20
paiiett Buss 4 Co. with 80 pass. mails
and fudre; Pier n. -Hklyn.
Rethiehem fBr). si Johns 7. Nov 20 /;
20 Atlantic Chartering Co IN ballast. fort
Harold walker. Tampico Dec 2. 20 Pan
American Peir Trans Co. with crude OH
East Side. Hsu3esAnd Nov I, Ardrosss.n n
a.. Boston DEC - Moore q MoD'''"~oN'
Katonla (Dan). Santiago Dec 70
Nunron Lines with sugar. OF lAbert3.
Dominic OBr). ceara Nov 9. Pernambnco
70. Maceio IS. Para q 70 Booth Co.
Ifd with mdse. 30th ~ bklyn
Inea tBraz). Oct a. Rio Dc Janeiro Nov
G. ceara TO- Para -. Barbados -. %
Lloyd Brazillero. with nrise' 5 Bush Doeks'
Hkiyn. 81.
Venator CNorj. Puerto Cortcz Nov ~.
Raracoa Dec &. Antiiia {. 10 Hon9gras
Frult and Trans CO. With fruit; or LID
erty.
baltic DAM. Tsnipico Dec 2: % L
Hague with crude oil of ToinpkinsNiIle'
Norefford fNor). Homclock Nov =. staN-
anger %: 10 Norwegian American Line.
with udse. s0th ~. Bklyn.
city % Atlanta. savannah 10 ocean
Co. with pass and mdse Plcr 5l. u
Ienape jacksonville. Charleston. 70
clyde s s co. with pass and mdse' Pier
hamilton. Norfolk: 70 od Dominion
Trans 90. with pass and mdse; Pier 81
N r. -.
ciaro. IL United American Lines, win
r,.iso. Bush Docks. B'klyn.
ga Cuache Rotterdam. Haflcpools 70
Ivkes Bros with mdae, or Liberty.
Arkansas (Danj. Philadelphia for Copen-
h.ren. to Punch Edge 4 Co. with mdse :
ssuesrfies Lisbon Via New Orleans.
Weetern Scout. Philadelphia; TO Kerr
: o.. with mdse. Pier 20. B'klyn.
ylreliia (nr) Philadelphia ior LONDON =
10 cunard g = Co. pier Sc, r.
Hy.Ayl. Sorfo.k. 90 Pocahontas fuel 20.
1920 Ei + r. -,
Nordsijernen (Dan). Havana and Ma
tauzas.
New-York tribune., 1922-12-11
Independent Wireless Tele'
graph Co.. Inc.

distance IN miles. position AZ noon an
iets otherwise specihed)
Aryan IS s Hatteras Dec 10.
Argus i.7fe y Ambrose Dec 70.
Argosy lo2 y Cape Mayfi Dec O.
Abseeon anchored OF New Bedford PM
AgAeoriss COS miles 81 deg Cape Henry
Baissm .sss Z Fiv. Fa,hom Bank Dec 10.
Brave Coucr l.oii ENE Hoie-in-Wail
Rcivcdere 40 Boston Dec 10
BfidgetOwn 10 SSE Scotland Dec 10.
currisr ist sw Brsnton Rsef Dec 10.
& shifef 80 Jupiter Dec O.
cretan 81 sw Fire Island Dec 10
conte Rosso 1900 z Ambrose $50 pa
Catherine 4z5 Ambrose Dec 10.
clare 700 8 Scotland Dec 10.
csrro Asgi 200 ~ b \ Jupiter Dec 10
Espersnfa ~ NE Jupiter Dec 70.
VI Captain 900 SsE Ambrose Dec 10.
Eastern Crown go SW Hnfteras Dec .
Eastern Leader 1910 r Boston Dec 70.
EmspOTt l.eg5 z Ambrose Dec 10.
VI RIO ~ HatteraE Dec 10.
Ceo-v Barnes i25 BY Diamond shoal
Homsnesd 5s4 NxE cris,obsi Dec 10
Hilton IS sand Key Dec ?.
Hoxie 50 II y. f3 o. W. Dec 10
iroo aols left Turks Island $40 Az Dee ..
fnnoko 20 r Ambrose Dec 10.
Irene ~ WSw Block Island Dec 10.
/ Church 30 S Easthampton Dec 10.
Tanamo anchored Aguadiiia 10 PN Dec ?.
western World 3sf 81 Ambrose Dec 10.
West cslina 40 - \. 30 20 ". Dec o.
walter 4 Lucksnbach 2ss s overfail'
west cheta % IS n. AZ ~ w. Dec 10.
West Hardaway $50 T. Cape Race Dec 10
west fslay &C 2s y. ~ 81 ". Dec 70.
West Hematits $40 NJ b. Il Hole in Wal
West Ksdron 1900 Sc Hatteras Dec 70.
zattmbo i.1Jf Z Ambrose Dec 10.
] N Guney 40 s'OgerfallH Dec 10.
Lake Fannin i2s sW Diamond shoa
taks Gnooa n sw Diamond shoa
Lake Fsrlston 70 Z .Iaueras Dec 10.
Lillian 20 Ne Cape Henry Dec 10.
Lake stfymon 200 sw by " Gay Hest
Dec 10
Monmouth lat 10 % y ion O. ~ " Dec 10
Mount Clinton $50 Ambrose Dec 10.
Monisna SIS s Cape Henlopen Dec 10.
Mupargo 75i S Ambrose Dec 10.
Aerfimack 20 r Fire Island Dec 10
Mutk0ace 800 ENE Jupiter Dec 10
Mhrtoni lat 10 80 y Ion - os W Dec >.
Minnekshda ISIS z Ambrose Dec 10.
NareissUs LOO miles 70 deg Cape Rae
Norma s17 s Scotland Dec 10
Nevtdan i.0i2 $ New York Dec 10.
OkaioGie 1900 Sc EasthAmpton $50 PA
bee 10
OrlIaoa 4t- = ccOllAnu Dec ~
ontario sW Fire Island Dec 10.
Prrsidsnte Wilson $50 2 Easthamptof
Dec 10.
Ponce is5 8 Ambrose Dec 10
PennayivAnian lat % 80 y Ion 90 - "
pm Dec 10.
President Roosevelt $40 z Ambrose Dec 10
Parma lat - bs y lon IS II " Dec i1
President Ada.As 1915 Ambrose Dec 10
Hosan Maru lat p - Ion - IS v
Dec TO-
Robin Adair SO 5 Boston Dec 10.
Robin Hood 1900 Sc Ambrose Dec ,.
81 Mary it5 = Scotland Dec 10.
sagua IS $ Scotland Dec 10.
Eib0ney 11b Scotland Dec 10.
San Lorenzo $50 s Scotland Dec 10.
New-York tribune., 1922-12-11
Archbishop Celebrant at
Diamond Jubilee Fele

The diamond jubilee signalling the
seventy-ffth anniversary Of che
Church and College Of 81. Francis
Xavier closed yesterday with the ccle-
brntion Of solemn pontifeal mass. in
which Archbishop Patrick ]. hayes
presided as celebrant. The procession
81 dignitaries. headed BY a guard Of
6fty cadet officers with drawn sabers.
ACCOMPANIED by torch bearers. formed
before the residential hall Of the col
lege and marched slowly to the church.
The Papal and American flags were
carried
The church itself was crowded for
the occasion. for the Archbishop Of
New York has acted as celebrant In
the church Of ST. Francis Xavier but
twice before In the seventy-iive years
history OF its existence. special
mass had been composed Tor the event
by Choirmaster Pietro A. Yon and.was
sung by a full choir Of men and boys
with an orchestra from the Metro
politan Opera House, under the direc-
ton Of Vito Carnevali at the organ.
New-York tribune., 1922-12-11
French Believe
Shipping Is Due
For a Revival
Expect Fourth of World
Tonnage To Be Discard
ed i'm Few Years; Many
Vessels Are Now Idle
German Gains Criticized
Versailles Treaty Removed
Ships, but Left Plants
10 Build New Steamers
~ cab. 70 Tae rr.ss-s


PARIS. Dec. i0-Thc French mer-
camille marine is suffering serious de-
preston as consequence Of the large
surplus OF vessels. France to-day pos
scsscs too many ships for her imports
and exports. whereas ten years ago she
lacked a sufficient number. Considera-
Ne ontirism for a revival within the
next wear or two IL shown because OF
The fact that one-fourth Of thc worlds
tonnage Is antiquated and must be
abandoned in the near future.
The total Of French tonnage has
doubled over the pre-war volume.
There Is smaller amount Of exports
FOR these boats % carry, due 70 the
worldwide depression and the devas-
tstion o. the most important industrial
regions. The idleness OF large part
Of the French marine Is due TO the
rrest increase IN the tonnage OF other
maritime countries. When many OF
the obsolete ships are scrapDed.
however. the companies VIII be en-
abled 10 employ a larger percentage
OF their vessels and show greater
earnings.
industrial regions are being built up
RAPIDLY and the economic crisis ls
psssir<. there will soon be an era o.
prosperity when 100000 tons may be
found insufficient e..
The Versailles Treaty is being crit
ciled on the grounds that while u
took away most Of German shipping
Il left her immense shipysrds IN which
she is building a. fast as possible
This is regarded as the cause Of Sc
we're competition with French vessels
n present. The situation Is rendered
more serious because Germany pays
FOR ships, coal and salaries with de-
preciated currency. against which none
Of the Allies can compete. The Frenen
state that they see no remedy ior this
sviI AZ the moment.
New-York tribune., 1922-12-11

Frederick sth .olt y Ambrose Dec y.
ped w Weller igs Diamond DEC IT,
1.f n msTico n Diainond Dec 10.
georelau fG \ FrnWirk Dec 10.
N AZ Flarler If4t y Ambrose uec y
Haifmoon go y Ambrose Dec ?.
n c FoiEer - w sana ~ 20
ue4fon 81 y Cape Henry Dec H.
innoto ffa y Ambrose Dec 10
Ioran 7ff Ambrose Dec ~.
Ioiee seo y hy y Hattefa. pe,
\ Al CuTry 90 \ ilatfefas Dec ,.
y,os,,.,rh $50 v Halifax Dec 10.
" " Mills 1-s SE Jupiter pc
VIM uurfan iaf NJ Jupiter DEC
winnebaes I.1Is W nishors hocs peo p
"a N ffbhy fe7 Haiteraa Dec ln. .
y, -. . Se,ri,e. ~ < Ambrose Dec 10.
west cheiac ist 20 80 lon - u v
WE, e Hsrssway $50 p Cap. Race Dec 10.
zarap left Kiagffnn Dec
Zuiia eot = Scotland Dec lN
Raitic 200 w Fasfnsi PA Dec IVA
Nsor~ft fr raa s Ambrosr Dec 10.
4 y OfNeUi IT'S q Overfalis Dec 20.
Iss n Duke 1910 y Fire fltnom D'' ~
liberty / 90 p Ambrose Dec ,.
fImon 81 Scotland Dec
- Drake $50 " sand Key Dec p
Mount clinton sc . New York Dec =
wefanan sos 4 scotland Dec
Wustoses $50 Nantucket Dec ?.
watinf~ock 20 " Turtugaa Dec p
Narnbi $40 : Nantucket Dec 10.
waunt clay 80 E Ambrose Dec 10.
Vu-afnar ff1 Haffcrsa Dec ~
Weiro.e IA ~ Wintfrquarier Dec To-
Menus sss 4 SANDY Hook Dec la
Maine " Nantucket DEC -
Meteor W Monfauk Dec ~
Nesadan 10 3 New York l'"e
session 81 = Fifs Island Dee ?.
Nora si \ Diamond Dec 10
Nebraska ITO Boston Dec
Ormes 30 Cape Henry Dec ~
Oleu IS NJ Cape Henry Dec lN
ormidat~ IS Ne Winterquarier Dec u.
pennsyivanlan lat ~ "a Jon 81 y Dec D.
ts-.. ttcosevelt 500 = Ambrose Dec 10.
philadrlphin III Porto Rico Dec
penobscot = Tarpuiin Cove Dec ~
I.n American g51 ~ Ambrose Dec ~
paris fss ~ Scotland Dec TO-
Pres Fillmore go p Ainhrore DC ~
psstorrs 7a1 Scotland Dec IT..
itoehester n W sand Key De- >.
Ruth 40 gW Flre Island Dec lo.
STANDARD ff7 ssW Savaeaa Dec
steel Inventor l7z Scotland Dec IT,
"a vlhiel 1Ss from San Juan Dec 2.
safsnta ~ scotland Dec 2
santa fuisa 500 Balboa Dec
Sh.rman no American shoalf Dec ,.
eunalk 90 WgW Nantucket Dec 2.
san 4, ruiier a. W Sand key Dec
sacandaxa $50 NJ Cape Henry Dec u.
svlftileht 20 sW Block Island Dec 10.
san Gli $50 3 Nantucket Dec To-
sheridan tSi 81 Ambrose Dec y
-re,ss Maru left Norfolk Dec q
rulsa 600 NJ Ambroae Dec
-rhor IL wheeler gf1 3 Diamond Dec lN.
v.-fa p ssW Shinnerock Dec =
virginia Eaprcss - sW winierquAfie
west Islay i.gs1 Z Bosion Dec ~.
W n Irish ~ y b. Jupiter Dec Z.
New-York tribune., 1922-12-11
Rename Canadian Ships

b A number Of name changes are an
nouneed on some Of the Atlantic steam
erS Of the Canadian Pacific. The En-
press Of India has been renamed the
MOntlaurier. in honor Of the late Pre-
mier Of Canada The Victorian is TO be
renamed the Marloch, the Corsican the
Marvale. the Tunisian the Marburn and
the Sc0tian the Marglen.
The Montlaurier is now being reht-
ted. and when ready will be placed on
the Liverpool Canada service; the Mar
burn and the Marloch will be placed
on the Glasgow -Belfast-Canada route.
while a new Canadian Pacific service
will next sumner be inaugurated by
he Marvale and Marg'en from Losdon,
Havre and Southampton 70 Canada.
New-York tribune., 1922-12-11
Citizens Union Anniversary

The twenty-hfth anniversary OF the
founding Of the Citizens Union vii lbe
celebrated n. the Hotel Astor on
Thursday evening. December Il. Walter
Tallmadge Arndt. secretary Of tho
union. announced yesterday. DR.. WILL
lam Jay Sehlefclin, chairman since
1909. will preside.
On the rs. Of speakers are James 8.
couzcns. Mayor Of Detroit. who was
recently appointed United States SEN
ntor from Michigan; Mayor George r.
Lunn, Of Schenectady: Henry De Forest
Baldwin. chairrian OF the Charter Re-
vision Committee, and 4. Fulton Cut
ting.
New-York tribune., 1922-12-11
By Wireless
NOTICE TO OWNERS. AGENTS AND
sHIPMAsTERs

The Tribune publishes daily reports
Of The positions OF merchant vcsselsFc-
rs!ved through the indeperdcnt Nue-
iess CORPORATION and the Radio Cofpo,,
ration % America. shlpmesters OF
vessels with radio apparatus may. ~lth-
out charge. report their CTRl noon
positions through tho following com.
flHrrial radio stations IN the lnlteo
states proper. q Is important That
thcse ne ports should be sent proin2tly
noon each day In order that they
may be received in time f9r publication,
Position reports can also be sent
through the stations Of The lndepcn ndent
Wireless telegraph Company. Inc. New
York city (WcG). Babylon. L. J.
fWSEl. East Hampton. J.. /. (WSAl'
New London Conn. fW5T).
No charge made for medical or
sureica. advloe. latest news and weather
rcports
The Radio Corporation OF AmerieA
will receive position reports through
the following stations: Cape Cod
fWCC). Slasconset. Mass. (WSCl. New
London. Conn (WLcJ. Cape May New
YORK G. y fWNY).
Medical snd surgical adiye will be
given free through the Radio Corpora
tlon o. America by the L. g. Public
Health Service.
New-York tribune., 1922-12-11
Reorpanize French Company

An important meeting Of the stock
holders Of the Afrcteurs Reunis. for
which the Three Star Line Is agent in
New York. will take place in France
on December Is. when efforts will be
made TO rcorganize the company. The
future Of the line has been uncertain
since N. Jean Stern resigned as chair
man. Some Of the stockholders are
preparing 20 take action against the
beard Of directors. whom thev consider
responsible FOR the financial difficulties
of The line
New-York tribune., 1922-12-11
City Island

Bound South-Sagaiand (Norl. Cisnipe-
eos Nov 81 Jucaro 20. via Boston Dec ?.
Tor Ncw York 60 the Ward Line. ~ hAl-
iart. schrs Charles aud Vernon tBr).
Country Harbor. for New York, Win Jun
Der. 70 Booth. WawenocH' SUM an. &
Mr TO- New York with stone. 90 jos
Leopold. Layinia VI snow. sullivsn' Me
Tor New York. with stone. 10 John Aschsn
a Co, Lincoin Nantucket. for New ioIN'
with nsh. -. -
Round EaSi-siiria fBr). New YORK TOT
HailfaY. y 3. and ~ Johns. y t'ih).
New-York tribune., 1922-12-11
New China Vessel

For the purpose OF placing its sehed-
ule on a monthly basis. the Admiral
Oriental Line has taken over the Ship
ping Board freighter Cross Keys 70
operate on the North China run. For
mer Sailings were every forty days, but
increased freight shipments have ne
cessitated a better service. The Cross
Keys will make is initial trip to japan
from Seattle in the latter part Of De-
cernber.
New-York tribune., 1922-12-11
Marine Disasters

ST JOHNS. y r. Dec io-Cragnens fBrl,
rived. Tudder head gone. reported terrific
weather on Atlantic during last week.
SAN FRANciscO. Dec io-Bark Alta,
hence ift for Belllngham In tow whitney
Olsen. broke from tow 7fh near Tafoosh;
picked up 9Th b. tux Wandfrcr from se-
attic. Will be towed 90 B-iilnghafn.
Mvnaomo. Baltimore FOR san Francisco
VIA CriEobai =. tth. returned 20 Criatobll
leaking. vii survey and proceed
PORTLAND. ore. Dec i0--Rlver steamer er
lone on nre 9Th damage ship and cargo
81. 900.
New-York tribune., 1922-12-11
Canadian Ships Lead

Passenger steamers In The Canadian
serviee lead the list Of large vessels
built during the year. according 20
Lloyds Register Of Shipping. Thirty
two ships exceeding 10000 tons we're
constructed. or these the Canadian
Pacific Empress Of Canada." 2i.5i7
tons, in service between Vancouver and
the Orient. was the largest Canadian
steamship.
New-York tribune., 1922-12-11
French Shinninr Mercer

The verbal agreement regarding a
merger between the Lloyd Royal Beige
end the French Compagnie dcs Char
gurs d'Extrcme Orient was approved By
the stockholders present al Paris AZ
an extra session held on November 10.
according 10 mail reports from abroad.
The merger involves IN exchange Of
stock and bonds The Lloyd Royal
Beige will continue 70 manage the Ex-
treme Orient's feet until the end Of
1927
New-York tribune., 1922-12-11
Sailed Yesterday

Knut JarI (Nor). Bergen: Marie Maersk
gDanJ. Baltimore. Walter Jennings. Tam
ntee. Helen. san Juan. W G Teagle. Baton
Rouge. str8thnllan (BD. Birkenheadi IT,
radentea CNoD. Rio Janeiro, Freeman,
Norfolk. Frsnkiin x Lare. Tampico; II
Vale. Galveston. Inca. Turks Island.
Nrhraekan. Boston.
New-York tribune., 1922-12-11
Maritime Miscellany

SEATTLE. Dec io-inauguratlng twelve
day saiilngs Admiral Oriental line. Prcsi-
dent Grant sailed 9Th for HouRkong
SAN FRANcfscO. Dee ie-Casco fPanl.
1.1si tons fr-German steamer. recently
purchased shipping Hoard by " T. ComYn
Tor California CO. foid 20 Dcutschs
Aus,railsehe for tifs.06o. now In port. New
Vork
New-York tribune., 1922-12-11
Marine Reports
rHE TIDES
Winds al Sea To-day

paueras 10 Florida straits and hsst
cuif-Fresh northeast. and weather ever
cant ,
and weather overcast.
Caribbean sca and Windward Fanage-
Fresh northeast and weather ovcrcaai,
with local rains. -.
North of sandy Hook-Moderate hhifung
herofninr souf beast. and weather fair.
sandy Hook to iiatieras--Modefate 70
fresh n0rthe and east, and weather fAif.
New-York tribune., 1922-12-11
Outgoing Steamships

MOTIF Mail information viii b found
on Travel PAGE. eighth column.
sail To-day
Vessel Port san. Pier
Mongolis. Hamburg. PM........s'. y \
Roma. Lisbon. PH........5lnt 81. b'kiyh
Hayti. Por-au-Prlnee. PN...... -. y n
Roufsiiion, Hasre. ~. AL. M..........sl. = r
Bristol CITY. bristol, - N.........fs. y n
sail 1o-morrow
Psrenfaria. soufhsmptsn. , PSI. 81 y y
President Van BBrcn. Plymouth. II AL.
!. NsbokeB
Horace Lockenbach. crisiobai. , PM
s5th o.. Bkiyn
g4ara. Beirut. ? PE......1iff ef. nkiyn
CIT of Atlanta. savannah. rn t1@. u
New-York tribune., 1922-12-11
Fire Record
loss

a. ~. i'yoo-
Droux. OreenheTE and y. Pap
mort. and SO Hewitt Place,
pronx. q G. Lsfon. = Considerable
tit-isss Lexington av.. bowisky
sss-iIs Lewis sf sam Herman.
sso-7sh sv ana sist 81; John An
s.ss--sis 2. iaoth o.. Bronx Msfy
,s:1.i, W. w. sia = nathan ssrun
Co ...--------..--.- unknown
i'ss-lss a sv. Br0nr: frank IA.
,ao-sss ;R'i Z ism a.. BionI John
sis--ss "a Broseway. FRED Ney.l.
sst.-is4 Orchard e.. Rosenihai 4
Fny1er Dry ooods %. tnknown
tsss--sss W. sfth ~: Deinetrs co
sss-ssI 7fh a.. uuknowa ...... .slighg
l.ss--.f Usion square: rubbish IN
,,,s--isi 's : ia a. 4. torsr,, unfSSwn
sN--to RstfsTs pis,e Esther Fried
,=s-lie; rr.asnn AZ. nrons Emil
,.:s-sss: ss:'iEs'',s Z ',s's D.: x. zoissse.
intn0wn
sIs--fu = ssh b; csrsf wassea.
49, A. ,sa..--.. r,,an.. go.
New-York tribune., 1922-12-11

QUEENSTOWN. Dec i0-Daiilo OBJ
(frorn Liverpooi). New York.
LIVERPOOL. Dec e-Baitlc (Br), Ner
York.
. BUENos AYREs. Dec 10--vos;rls CBr)
New York
New-York tribune., 1922-12-11
Foreign Ports
(By Cable)
Arrivals
Departures

QUEENSTOWN. Dec i0-Cedric fBr).Nc'
York for Liverpool (and proceeded).
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1922-03-26
PRETTY Five HUNDRED PARTY.

Mrs. Herman White entertained
with the regular five hundred club
playing for the benefit Of the Womans
Home, at her home, y. 18th avenue
Thursday afternoon.
There were seven tables playing. in
the beautifully decorated parlors of
the hostess. The rooms were thrown
together, and made attractive with
red roses and agalia.
After the games were enjoyed a de-
licious salad course was served by the
hostess. Those enjoying the evening
with the regular club members we're:
Mrs. c. II. Parker, Mrs. Langley Bell
Mrs William Bright, Mrs. Longman
of New York City, Mrs. Jack Cren-
shaw, Mrs. willard Lusk, Mrs. II.
Goodman, Mrs. Louis Adair OF Hot
Springs. Ark, Misses Mildred Camp
bell of Hot Springs, Ark, and Eleanor
Bell
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1922-03-26
SCHOOL CHILDREN
ENTERTAINED WITH
TACkY PARTY.

On Friday afternoon from the hours
of four to six the children OF the Eliza
Jane Wilson school were entertained
with g. delightful tacky party. There
Were about one hundred and fifty
young folks taking part in this affair
All came arrayed in different costumes
carrying out the note Of the occasion.
Invitations were issued to all pu-
pills in the school which were attrac-
lively arranged on the back of red pa
per. and bearing the following verse:
The funniest lady will capture a
prize,
The most clown like man has q chance
if he tries"
The afternoons pleasure began with
q grand march, in which all took part.
The judges were selected and the win
ners of the prizes were chosen during
this march. They were: Mildred Pal
mer. dressed as a vamp, won the girls
prize, and Clarence Barberi, as Char
lie Chaplin, won the boys prize. Both
were presented a large stick OF pep
permint candy, tied in red paper with
a bow of ribbon.
Many interesting games, like drop
ping the handkerchief, in and out ana
others were played on the lawn, after
which refreshments. consisting of red
lemonade, gingersnaps, pop corn ana
peanuts were enjoyed.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1922-03-26
SENIOR DEPARTMENT OF THE
GADSDEN STREET M. (.
CHURCH ENTERTAlNS.

On Friday night the senior depart
ment of the Gadsden Street Methodist
Sunday school entertained their friends
in the recreation hall of the Sunday
school with a measuring party. The
hall was decorated with streamers of
pink and green and festooned with
southern smiIax.
The measuring" feature of the eve
ming created much meriment for fat
and thin were served alike. though
one departing with a lighter purse
than the other.
delightful musical program was
very much enjoyed, after which inter
estfng games were played Delicious
refreshments of ice cream and cake
We're served as a closing feature of
the pleasant evening.
A neat sum was netted, which will
be used for furnishing this department.
The enthusiastic teachers, whose
untiring efforts made possible this de-
hghtful affair. are Miss Ethel Clarke
Mr.. AIcGhee and Miss Tommie Cooper
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1922-03-26
MISS ESTELL o'NEAL TO WE'D
Mr.. A. s. AMOS.

The following announcement will be
of cordial interest to friends of both
these young people, who have scores
of friends and acquaintances in Sell
ma, Ala.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. NJ. O'Neal an
nounce the engagement and approch-
ing marriage Of their daughter, Els
telle, TO Mr.. Richard Samuel Amos.
The wedding to take place in April"
The announcement of the engage
meut and approaching marriage of
Miss Estelle O,Neal and Mr.. r. S.
Amos Is received with interest by
friends in that city and throughout the
state. The rideto-be is unique
style of blonde beauty enhanced by q
sunny disposition. which has won for
her innumerable friends in church, so-
cial and business centers. Miss O'Neal
is now making her home at 1913 West
Alabama avenue.
Mr., Amos of Montgomery, formerly
of Milton, Fla, is connected with
Beech Nut Baking Coz, canajoharie,
IN. Y. For the present Selma win not
relinquish it's claim upon this popu-
lar couple, who have so many friends.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1922-03-26
JOINT MEETING OF GET-TO-
GETHER CLUBS TO BE
HELD FRIDAY.

Joint meeting of the Get-Together
clubs of both the Woodmen circles.
Oak Grove, No. 4 and Escambia Grove
No. PA, will be held on Friday evening
at Z o'clock. This pleasant social af-
fair will be given at the Woman's
Home, with Mrs. Eldridge acting as
hostess. All members of both Groves
have the privilege of inviting one guest
to enjoy the evening with them, and a
most cordial invitation is extended to
all Woodmen circle members of the
city.
beautiful musical program will
feature the evening, after which a sill
Yer Offering will be taken. this to be
given to the Woman's Home. Later in
the evening delicious refreshments will
be served by a committee from the
Get-Together clubs. who viii have
charge Of the entertaining.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1922-03-26
THINGS WORTH WHILE.

These are the things worth while:
The rainbow after the rain
The peace that follows pain:
The touch of little children's hands,
And sweet affections subtle bands;
The blue sky up above;
The tender thrill of woman's love;
The sacrifices that are part
And parcel of mothers heart;
The good, the beautiful, the true,
The melody that stirs anew
Strange yearning after nobler things,
The simple song the robin sings,
The dew upon the garden rose;
The flower that by the wayside grows
To claim a homeless urchin's smile
All these things are worth while.
Neil Dewitt Rowell.