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El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-07-20
DESFILE SOCIAL

Continuation de La "a. pag.)
DR.. Ouevedo Baez tan justa nombra-
dia.
Lleven prospero viaje nuestro sbue-
nos amigos y que retornen a 81 terra
armada en- no LELAND dia, contentos y
felices.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-07-20
AMELIA AGOSTINI.

AMELIA AGOSTINI.
SUI nombre resuena como una cam.
panada de gloria.
Llega triunfante a su pals natal, para
seguir ell vuelo de sus altos pensamien.
tos.
Encarnacion Rodriguez Sierra, dis.
puesta siempre al bien, 1ucha infatiga.
blemente por Ell exito que haya de
~alcanzar Amelia Agostini Ell 81 en- SUI
velada del "Olimpo', donde ademas de
poder aplaudir a la inteligente puerto.
rriquena, contribuimos a que 1ogre
Amelia sus legitimas aspiraciones al lie.
gar a Espana.
al
II DE JULIO,
natalicio de Luis Munoz Rivera. Ell
poeta, ell patricia, Ell orador, Ell hombre
insigne que TODD 10 dio a SUI patria de
sus amores.
Ese dia Ell pueblo de Puerto Rico le-
vanta su alma y bendice la bora en-
que nacio nuestro primer caracter,
nuestro gran politico, para dejar III
nombre esculpido en- todos los corazo.
mes.
LA PROCESSION CIVICA HACIA
LA TUMBA DE JOSE DE DIEGO.
A las A de la tarde del domingo 16,
cumpliendose Ell programa que circul6
oportunamente. partio. desde la plaza
de Colon. hasta Ell Cementerio de San
Juan. la procession civica organizada
para visitar la tumba donde duerme su
lltimo sueio ell venerable patricia Jose
de Diego.
(COntinda en- Ia eta. pagina)
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-07-20

~ hermosa nina, acudieron todos sus
amiguitossla tarde del lunes IL.
Fueron obsequiados esplendidamente
porque donde hay almas tan generosas
com una abuela, una joven tia y unos
tiernos padres, TODD tiene que sonreir.
Dos mesas, preciosamente adornadas,
una bajo Ell dosel del cielo y otra en-
la casa, hacian las delicias de los ninos
y los mayores.
Vestida de azul y rosa era motive
de mil agasajos la pequeha Carmen de
la casa, quien obsequio a cada inc dc
los ninos ALI congregados con bonitos
regalos saliendo todos de la fiesta con
un recuerdo.
Que siempre en- un cielo azul Sc des-
taque ell rosaceo tinte de n vida fe-
liz para la hermosa criatura que, ro-
deada de amor, responde al nombre de
Carmen Ana Borras Rosello.
=
AL SALUDAR
a nuestros queridos amigos senior En-
rique Vidal y Pepita Penedo de Vidal,
hemos> de f~elicitarlos por Ell perfume
que exhalan esas dos flores de su hogar,
Maria Rosa y Margarita, al regresar
con selios del Norte. portando Maria
Rosa su diploma altisimo de conclu-
sion de estudios, en- que ha triunfado
gallardamente.
Junto al arpa, Maria Rosa debe pa.
recer una sofadora musa.
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Adj Schu sten

when tho fire heS rings IN Phoenix
men run from stores and shops and race
10 tho town hal, whcr" the apparatus.
we'll oiled and ready. ~ waiting. They
leave customers with one shoe Oft with
faces lsthcred. or with grocery orders
untitled and stop for r"thiuS. Records
arc established with every blaze prop
erty is rescued or at least given depart
ing attention. and the returning heroes
are shove. ed with praise. The depart
neut IS an institution of which every
one including It's members, - proud.
Y was rot always So and lesson OK
pas, neglect IS responsible for present
perfection. Time Was when John BiSSS
was chic: and his barn was the station.
Then il was that the opera house burned
TO tho ground before n single Strea:l OF
water arched into the flames. a time or
disgrace and Of instant reorganization
There had not been 4 fire in Phoenix
FOR months when the opera house tlared
M IKE a hays;ack. Things went wrong
from the start Down 80 Eiggs' barn
,wertv men ran. Proctor. the poSimas-
Ter. leading and Deacon Summc-vilIe,
his whiskCrs divided over his shoulders.
a good second Almost together hey
plurnped against The barn door--to find
:. locked With q gathering force as
the other fircmen arrived. the Phoenix
department strained the Biggs hinges
which croancd ard held against tire on
slaught The free show at the opera
house with each minute became more
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Chapter "a

SHaptet 81
80, I've SO, = WONDERFUL
idea" \. o.. sad. There simple din
ncr VAS oul Of tine way, II was rainnS
So no on" would come and they were
buis'ly mcrdinG.
"IIold on 10 IT t,ght' T"w may never
Ihavc another Gladys lokcd.
Cora. how much DO We spend 8
month" Everything, Hero, give me
that stocking. III mend il FOR YOU while
YOU figure. Count everything but car
fares and lunches. and OF course
clothes"
Cora smiled. not suspectinE ANYTHING
that was in Nelle's mind. hut always
willing to please her. and taking pen
| Gil and paper she Injured quietly Tor
some little time.
That is all ] think except the extras
your cxtravagant ladyship brings IN and
won't tell US what they cost.
Nellie threw down the stocking and
| studied the hgurcs.
Il believe We can do II, she said
after moment
DO what" both girls asked at once.
GO to Housekeeping on our own.
Some Of the girls in our office do. ana
they don't earn any more than VIC do
They got little thrs" room fiat with
tiny kitchen. and girls. Just think a
bathroom. and they keep house. They
do Just what We do; buy hot lunch
So they don't do much cooking except
Sundays.<
"Rut-turniture-" Gladys interrupt
ed, her eyes shining. II they only could
They all hated tho ro"m!rS house. al
though Mrs. Thompson was NOR" lcnt-
en-, than many IandlaGics. and only oc.
casionally was cross about their make
shift meals.
That's why I didn't say anything ha-
fore. That stuck IN my crop TOO. But
talked with one cc IN" girls about H..
and il really doesn't cost much unless
Won want tn be stylish. and have a
piano"-Nellie's idea Of extreme lux
ury.
Tell us about it-a.l they said Cora
asked.
They bought two iron beds at sec
ond-hand place, and a couch. One OF
them slcp, on the couch. They bought
three chairs and ate of dryGonds box
until they could afford II table. Then
every week they bought something. the
stove was already in the Nat, and II was
heated. They got f'w things 10 COOK
with and some plates. Rut she said
now they were real comfortable. even
had rufilcd muslin curtains at tn" WIN
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| tradition worsh!pers oC rircmen. Joined
| in tho growing.
Later in tho evening a determined fire
department held an emergency meeting.
No ,inla was lost IN getting down {"
business and whom they ADJOURNED n
| new order was in effect. chief Riggs
was removed. plans were made ior a
firehouSe annex tothe town hall. aAl now
Rule Number one provided that a
wrench he strapped to the apparatus.
John BiGgs. deposed fire chief. biz Of
frame and heart. walked home slowly.
|: was an honor 20 he fire chief N Ph"c-
nix and he folk his loss, For seven
years. under his blue helmet. he had led
the grand march AZ tho i'rcmenS ball
He had been The on" 10 Yell. "hCaNc-ho'
while tho boys worked the pump rHev
were pretty angry. he thought. but hey
would get over IL and he would .how
lhcm We, ,ha, nc was as good ftr;man
as any.
Nearer homo John Riggs pictured all
or III" events of the evening and smiled.
He was laughing gently when he reach
cd his gate Bu, his laugh left when
he entered the barn that had once
housed the engine"
III hc dunn -hoz2'cd II | didn't forget
h. calculated ructulIy. looking aoout
the place. There was a scttin' hen IN
the back % that cart
To-morrow-Always Inventin' wilcox.
Copyright, 1922. George Matthew Adams
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should a woman DC her husband
valet?"
That IS what 4 Letter Friend wants
10 know.
She says her husband practically asks
that OF her.
He expects ne 10 pick up affer hi'f'
he expects me TO watch and see when
his clothes are soil.d and put them INTO
the wash. II ne needs a clean towel he
docsu', think he should take 1t from the
drawer in thu bathroom and put MS
soiled one in the hamper. That IS par.
of my Job. no says. He works hare
enough az the office and II he earns the
money should be willing to do every
thing else. What do you think about II /:
Is II my job to be my husbands valet
wish my Letter Friend had given
me one important pIcc" OF information
TO go on. or perhaps several.
How Hard Does He worksf
In the frs, place. how hard does her
husband work At the office? How ureu
is he when he comes home?
In the second place. how much spare
time does she have TO herselt"
I should want To know a great deal
more about their life than | do. before
| gave the answer that she evidently
hopes for-that he is wrong in asking
her TO be his valet.
II may he that he. like many Amert-
can business men, is AZ .he point IN ms
career when he Is using every ounce OF
his energy in hts struggle To get ahead
and that when tho dav in the office is
done, the gras shopper - y burden 10
him.
She ough. to BE Glad TO.
II THIS = The caSe. and If he Is giving
his wife out a. his sweat and toll. scrv-
,ce enough 50 that she has Far mora
leisure than he. think she should be
clad to make his home life a. smooth
IN every way rs she can. even doing
vale, service. Incidentally. rs Tor her
interests 40. Vol a. hisr-if she needs
q motive Of self interest.
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! 80 years ago. You remember YOU ad-
, riScd me not 10 mdrry on account OF
; tn" dangers Of child birth" We'll. |
! did marry and have had eight healthy
children
! If you desire the pamphlet on heart
diseases that il issued by the New
/ York Society for tho Prevention or
Heart Disease. send for II according to
! the directions a; the beginning of the
column.
one IntCrt ST ed--Ycs. honey is fatten-
! ing. since il Is concentrated food. 4
tablespoonful is approximately 100
! calnrics. You must remember that any
. food Is fattcnnE or IS an irritant If II
happens 10 he more than your system
; uccds--thc foods high in caloric ralu"
cries tho whlcmore 50 than others. OF
| course. Honey IS very wholesome
| l""d 80 If you like It. cat It. counting
| YOUR Calnrics the while. The book you
| mention should hc found a; any book
| store
Mrs w. &. K-1f your child is 50
! subject t" colds. ana her nourishment
la Of the right quality and quantity.
| e she T. dressed warmly and has fresh
air night and day. | Shuld suspect ade-
| U"ldS. Have YOU nif her throat anu
| nose examined
D. G-Thc fact that YOU are much
! under weight ami are probably not eat
| INK enough, might account for your con-
situation. don't believe that anyone
| could live very long II their intcstincs
wrr" lined with cruStS of fecal matter
over u long period Of time, they wou!d
be SO Thoroughly poisoned. So ! Should
| dismiss such Il thought from - mind
| If ! We're YOU.
| Agar would not he so effective IN
! Jelly for the reason that very httle
! would he used 10 make Jelly. Take
| two ur three tahlcspoOnfuls OF the gran
War agar every day. dissolved IN water
CT. better for y0H, in milk. or IN a
| cereal. Would YOU like my article on
! constipation?
Mrs. J. MI have just had letter
! from on. Of on T. +. rs stating that
| she is ovcrjoyed because she has gained
| III weight hv our Instructions and hnds
| that she nov has beautifully deNc!-
| rprd bust You can do the same.
| Mildred Muricl:~-I enjoyed your read
| ing about your ''Wa'Ch Your Weight
| clas. Il makes it 30 much more IN
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A Stenographer's Romance
NELIIE's WONDERFUL IDEA
d, By JANE PHELPS

dows Wouldn't Il hc just heavenly
Indeed II would" Cora sighed too
heavenly for us to consider 7 am afraid
Then who would give us references:
DO YOU have to have them 10 set a
Cat" Nellie asked.
"Of course. Two kinds 7 guess; on"
that We are good respectable girls, and
another that We are good for the rent.
We don't know tnyone 10 ask for the
last. although We might manage the
other"
There's always a way. II one can ma
it," Nellie said eobsrly. lets all think
over and see we can't do H. My
heart will he broken II we can't. I've
been thinking about II for days.
Well think about II too--and l guess
that's all we will do" Gladys said. But
wouldn't it he fine, Cora, II We could :
We could divide the work 30 Il wouldn't
he hard on anyon" OF us-no harder
than it Is here Not so hard l think
because wn'd have n stove"
We'll. come on to he'd. i've set the
hall rolling" Nellie yawI<d frankly
sleepy in spite OF her enthusiasm which
Cora had scarcely dampencd for moro
than a moment IN spite OF her talk oil
references.
While eating their breakfast tho next
morning the subject Was again discussed
and Nellie was reJoiCcd that cora was
bit more enthusiastic.
Il think We have a few things RI
home mother isn't using snre sh" gave
M housekeeping, old things Sh" c"uIdn [
hear TO sell 4 chest az drawers, an
old fashioned drop leaf table that was
her graudmutncr'S. and perhaps CHAIR
or two. ]; has been :" long sine" |
saw them cant remember just no"
much there was.
My. We'd be gorgeous with all those
things simply gorgeous Nellie de-
lighiedly exclaimed.
Seems +" me the frst thing I"
And ont IS II We can hnd place near
the subway cheap enough GLADYS sus-
gested.
Lets go hunting Saturday afternoon.
n won't he any harm even II we cant
take one and we might find s"methine'
Nellie said. VIII you. Cora?
Yes although feel it Is rather FOOL
Ish." her voice wi*tfwl.
.Thrn that's that" Nellie snrang up
and hurried with the dishes. II was her
week to do them. hat she talked As fast
ms She worked. and both girls caught
much Of her enthusiasm before they
went to work.
Tomorrow-A Successful Quest
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spectacular.
The hanging on the station doo'
brought our EjEcS who Wa eating his
supper.
why didn't YOU tell me" he com
planned and I'd had the key oN' here
IN no time" Then he went back into
the house and got il.
In an effort 10 make up for lost time
the eXasperatei department. hauled the
old hand-pump and hose cart around
corners at rate that threatened new
calamity. AZ hydrant near the "lazc
il was jerked 10 stop while dozen
willing hands sought I" turn on the
water.
Get the wrench, set the wrench,
each man shouted to the other. while
Chief Bigga rummagcd under tho nose
rect TO no avail.
The dang thing" he announced bril-
ly. is gone"
In the face "f the towns worst fir"
the Phoenix DEPARTMENT was all but
ready 10 Quit. y blast Of sparks hat
rose when the roof Of III" theatre reIl
IN stirred one man % action.
ITO the hardware store. he shouted.
and ran. with several following. dom
tho street 4 wrench was brought. th"
hvdrant turned and. as tho four was -
tho frame structure collapsed. a hcauti-
fu, stream Of water fell upon tn" On
hers. The crowd laughed and CN""rcf
In derision. Even tho small boys. Ivy
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SIDE TALKS
bv Ruth Cameron
HER HUSBANDS VALET?

, II. on tho other hand he has just an
ordinary job at the office and II she has
children and little or no service and has
70 work as hard as he does. l can see
no reason under the canopy why she
should pick up after him.
Il seems 10 nc Il always comes back
TO a partnership basis. \ marriage in
which the husband works nine hours
out OF the "A and worries most OF the
rest Of the time. In the struggle TO Give
his wife luNurics aud service and leisure
time, and IN which she ~ unwilling to
do everything she can in return, IL not
a far and square partnership.
And a marriage IN which the man
works nine hours at the otlc" and tine
wife works IL. IA. ID hours (with
broken sleep TO renew her for the next
Gay) In the home. and the man refuses
to do what he can to help her is not q
fair partnership.
The Nan Does the Washing.
I know a well-to-do home where the
man does the washing with n washing
machine They have a comfortable IN
come and keep ono maid but there are
six children under IL in the family.
The man wants his wife TO bo able 20
give plenty Of time TO the children and
have some lcisure-cvcn as he has
himSelf-and so he contributes his time
and strength in that way TO even things
IN. ! call him trump and an honor
able partner.
No one can decide for anyone else
Just what fair gtve-and-take In any
Individual home. But " one keeps tho
Partnership Ideal in mind and applies
Il with plenty OF love TO help give Wis
dom, I don't think one can SO very far
astray.
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[Ns Dietand Health
e. !!:n..., By Lulu Hunt Peters, Mp !
tsAlr Auho. 4f Dict and Health udh K.y to the caIor'.,
ANSWERS TO CORRESPONDENTS

trcme ages. because knowing That ih'E
have ia.r trouble keeps them IN the
straight and narrow hygentc path. Thcy
90 not nvcr-rat and get obese ana thcS
do not GO to extremes N anything.
pslcr. who was one Of our great
medical authorizes. warning Young
medical authorities. warning young
severe forecasts in cases "f certain
heart diseases. relates story OF case
that came 20 him when he was young
in tho practice.
\ Young woman patient Of his had
very marked heart murmur (abnorma'
sound. showing II l"aky valve. He t"id
her Of this and advised her never Il"
marry rs he thought she should no,
bear children. Twenty years or :" later
a woman came 10 him f"v examination.
She had n" symptoms OF heart disease
by, no complete examination he discoN-
cred q marked murmur. lie mentioned
This To her and she said. Yes doctor.
It's the same murmur You told me about
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Answer To Yesterday's.

The place OF meeting between train
and coach was seVcn-s!xtccnths OF lS9
miles or So and Ills from Glasgow.
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Pear Followers:
When sending for material which We
offer you. please remember always ="
enclose q stamped cnNs l"pe bearing
YOUR full name and address. The PAM
phlc, on reducing and gaining Is the only
one for which YOU must enclose '""r
cents in stamps extra. Address your
letters 10 me IN care Of this paper and
please remember that. on account oil Tue
hundrcds of letters received IN every
mail. | cannot give individual advice
except through the column ana 'h"n Only
IL II - OF general interest. For the r"sl
YOU must consult your personal phy&.-
clan.
H. R-From what YOU tell IN" 81
your Nance. don't heliev" that his
heart trouble is serious enough /" pre-
ven, his marriage However. h" must
be guided by his physician on This
question.
1t very often happens tina; individuals
who have damaged hearts i've I" en-
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In 1920 tho United States was spend
ing An averas" of S5.62 pcr capita on
public schools.
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We stopped our car 10 inspect the
remnant Of s!gnboard out in the
suburbs /: was apparent that two
boards. ono on either aide. had been
removed, and this fact. together with a
further clue that the original an
nouncemcnt probably related to a
homestead operation in the immediate
vicinity. enabled rs 20 figure out what.
IN all probability. were the missing por-
lions Of the sign. Can y'ou restore the
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FORMER LOCAL
GIRL HONORED
MISS eENEyrEvE cARPENTEH OF
FARMoNr AND MRS. JOSEPH
nEaANr ARE HoNoR QUESTS.
Pretty Summer Party For Local A.ASA ~
At Morgantown-other sooiAA
News OF Wheeling.

or interest to a number OF "nee''ne
rr,erSs IS me following clipping from
the Morgantown New Dominion. MISS
Genevieve Carpenter OF Fairmont' VINO
"a listed as one OF the out-or-to"n
guests at the affair. Is formerly OF
Uarwood and while here was pron'r-
emit In the yonger social set:
One Of the prettiest OF the summer
narties was the one given yesterday oy
Mrs. Leo Carlin at her home on SOU
Park, honoring Mrs. Jospen De""n,
AZ wheeling. who Is the house guess
~ her >>ughter. Mrs. Max Matne'S -
p,rk treet. Though cbassed AZ
.o-,.,r marty several delightful musical
rr,bsrs were given. Mrs. Ansei'ne
bonner played a group OF piano mum,
h.rs which were most enjoyaole anu
,t,ss Annie peI.ynn sang group VI
interesting songs. Mrs. Bonner p'ay,"s
nar accomplishments. At t:So MIS-
Cor,y, served a refreshing Ice course
49, assistant being Mrs. Mathers. Inc
Soo,,s we're attractively decorated with
summer flowers.
cnss,s from out OF the city wee.
Mrs Jos2eh peGant OF Wheeling MISS
cnrcv,aye Carpenter OF Fairmont' MISS
Io,,Ise r.oehr OF New MartinsVtlle, MISS
-. callahan OF Washington. u. -
"a Mrs Charles Broadwater OF M'o-
dIsbrurne, ". Va
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Campb0ll-Murray

At the ST. Ignatius' church in Balti-
more. Md. yesterday morning, the we'd
ding OF Miss Margaret Mary Murray Of
Grafton and Mr.. ohm deNires Campbell
took place. Nupttal high mass was
celebrated by ono of the Jesuit Fathers
OF Loyola College and only few CLOSE
friends OF the young people were pres
ent.
Following the ceremony, Mr.. and
Mrs. Campbell started on wedding trip
which will include Old Point Comfort.
Norfolk and other points of Interest in
Virginia and Maryland After August
l. they will return 20 this city and Will
be at home at Oak Park.
Mr.. Campbell Is the son of Or. John
Campbell Of this city. and is a patho-
logist at the North Wheeling hospital.
The bride Is a graduate of the nurses
training school at North Wheeling hos
pital and has been for some time a
member of the nursing staff. She is a
daughter of Mrs. Teresa Murray Of
Grafton.
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MERCURY HITS
NEW HIGH MARK
Official Government Thermometer Reg
isterod 80 In Tho Shade
Yesterday
Barometer Showed Tendency Toward
ohAnge-weathsr Man Predicts
Rain For Today

Old Sol paid another visit to the. Ohio
Valley yesterday and Wheeling exper-
fenced another hottest day Of the year
when the mercury climbed to the high
est marke Of tho summer, reaching SO
in the shade. The above reading was
by Miss Bessie Forsythe Of the Island.
Official government observer Of the
Wheeling district.
Wheeling and vicinity sweltered all
day There was but little relief from
the heat as there was little or no breeze
whatever. and even long after sunset,
tho heat waves continued. the Their
momcters registering above the 30 mark
until darkness fell.
There was much suffering through
out the community although ny pros
trations were reported In the factories
and mills. It was said last evening,
workmen were compelled TO take shifts
to get relief from the heat.
The previous high mark of the sum-
mer was made Monday afternoon when
the official government thermometer
reached the 96 mark. At 2:30 yester-
dy afternoon. that mark was registered
and the mercury continued climbing un-
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TO VISIT CAMP 4
Members OF Wheeling and 3ouAasvN
Rotary Clubs Will Meet ~ 49,
Agan,ing Tonight.

The members Of tho wheeling ana
Noundsville Rotary Clubs will De tns
guests Of the Boy Scouts It Camg
Agaming this evening Machines WIZ
leave this city and the Mound Clty =
members, who Will be the guests 1t
G o'clock supper.
A most interesting program OF ath,s
,etic events and the like has been plan.
ned and most enjoyable time Is as.
srrsd The features of tho evenings
program will be the pie-eatins. enies'
pen0nickjne and CREASED pig contests
The Rotarians will leave the camp " !
l.,n hour on their return trip - tnll
city. - t-i--
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SPORTS HATS

side as hostess at a charming party
when she will entertain with 4 bridge
luncheon honoring her visitor. MRS.
James Imboden OF Charleston. W. Va
and Mrs. Ralph Metzner. formerly MISS
Elois" Hcwcs. a recent bride. At l:3O
o'clock the luncheon will be served and
covers were laid for twelve guests.
The tables appointments will be
lovely. A mound of summer blossoms
and greenery will form the attractive
Ccn'rrriece. Following the luncheon
bridge will afford an interesting d.
version for the afternoon hours.