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Report of Condition Of the 81
The First National Bank

Cheraw Carolina oil
May
Loans and discounts s25ssossl
overdrats. unsecured 1ss7sI
U. S. Government
Deposited bonds value 5o0Oo
Other bonds, stocks, securities IS000
int 270S&X
Real owned other than banking house 715
Lawful with Federal Reserve Bank IlS0d
Cash in vault and amount due from national banks $500
bankers and trust companies
in the United States 4ssl
sS
''';resDn treasurer ''- 'D y ~~ ~~ ~ : $500
Total ss7ssss,
Capital stock paid in ' s5oOsst
1OO0O!
Undivided profits
Less current EXPENSES interest and taxes paid ssO25 s1ss
Circulating notes outstanding 100000
Amount due to Federal Reserve Bank deferred ds) 2
State banks, bankers and trust companies
States and foreign countries 3FyE
Cashiers checks outstanding tSoo 4
Individual deposits subject to check lSSaoesi
Certificates depost obe than for money borrowed) Sos
edcunted including acceptances of other
bills of exchange drafts sold with
Endorsement Of this bank 64z0s'
rota, sassss
Carolina, of Chesterfield,
Godfrey Cashier of the above named bank do sOiemny w
the best of knowledge and belief
G.. GODFREY, Cashe |
this May 1922
j. O. RALEY Notary Publ
Correct-Attest:
Vim Godfrey,
Walters,
Tho Knight, -
Directors
Cheraw chronicle. [volume] (Cheraw, S.C.) 1896-2005, 1922-05-18
Enral Jtrtta

Hon. w. F. Stevenson spent last
Friday in Oheraw.
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. R. E. Hanna on
Nav 18th, at Columbia, son.
= Miss Mamie Chapman, of Darling
ton, spent the week end in Cheraw.
Ernest Duvall, Jr., spent last Satur-
day and Sunday in Charleston, s. T.
Miss Ruth Harrington, of the Sumter
schools, spent last week end at home
Mr.. A. D. Taylor of Raleigh, n. IT,
is visiting his daughter, Mrs. 5. T.
Graham.
Miss Pattie TostJl underwent an
o2iration for tonailitis at the Florence
Infirmary this week.
ss4
Miss Janet Macfarlin left on Wed
nesday for a visit to friends in Darl-
ington and Florence.
4&%
Miss Matte Lou Smith, who has
been teaching in Aberdeen, N. G., is at
home for the summer.
Drs. G. A. Bunch and o. H. PurVls
are attending Hajez Shriners meeting
in Rock Hill this week.
Sa&
Rev. w. E. Hurt is attending the
Southern Baptist Convention in jack
sonviIle, Fla, this week.
4#&
Messrs. VIM. Godfrey and w. Z.
Duvall are attending the Diocesan
Council in Charleston this week.
Mrs. T. T. Brooks, who has been Wis
ting friends and relatives here has re-
turned to her home in Greensboro, \.
C.
Mrs. R. L. McManus has returned
from Lancaster where she was called
ON account of the illness of her moth
er.
Mrs. NJ. H Finney entertained on
Wednesday morning in honor of Mes
DANES Siler, Johnson, Misses Siler and
Prince.
Rev, and Mrs. Simpson spent the
past week with Mrs. Simpsons MOTH
er, Mrs. Emma Long, who has been
quite i'll.
Mrs. Eugene Payne and children,
Miss Nancy Farley of Rockingham,
n. c., are the guests of Mrs Z. r.
Waddill.
Miss Mamie Brasington gave a de-
lightful rook party on Wednesday al
ternoon in honor. Of her guest, Miss
Campbell.
- Mrs. H. P. Lynch addressed the
Gheraw High School on Monday O
the subject "The Woodrow Wilson
Foundation"
Mrs. D. S. Matheson entertained at
Rook in honor of Mesdames SileT,
Johnson, Misses Prince and Siler on
Wednesday afternoon.
Mrs. E. L. Siler and daughter, Miss
Ruth, of Maxton, n. c., and Mrs. Chas
Johnston and Miss Carrie Prince, of
Washington, D. c., are visiting at
the home OF Hon. w. F. Stevenson.
Cheraw chronicle. [volume] (Cheraw, S.C.) 1896-2005, 1922-05-18

Hawaiian orchestra unique
will KubHck Kubck
who comprise the Kubck Company ap
pearing a coming Chautauqua
Mr. Kubc The humanoced
resembles the Schumann enk in low register
obtained orchestra of six Hawaiian instruments Nuer
vocal numbers their
The Kublck Company appear the
Appearing with their
program
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Some Time

You will be in need OF
printing of some kind.
Whether it be letter.
heads, statements we'd
ding invitations or
public sale bills, re.
member we can turn
out the work at the
lowest cost consistent
with good work.
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MOTHERS DAY
(By Mrs. Jno. T. McNair)

lBV MIS-. JnO. L. mcENdlTD
asst Sunday was Mothers Day.
t was held on the first day Of the
hunciation Of the Holy Mary, the
bst blest of all Mothers, the ideal
3other, the mother of our blessed
lord and Savior. Chosen for her
Burity and goodness, SO We too, rever-
ence and love our mothers. They are
our ideal of what woman should
be and few they are that are not be-
loved, so we wear the white carna-
tion, the emblem of purity and the
fragrance of love.
So we, too, who are mothers, should
try to live up to the ideal Of the per-
feet mother, beginning early to plant
the seed in our children's hearts to
water and tend it with love and care,
picking out all of the weeds, carefully
as soon as they appear and cherishing
the tender buds which soon will un-
fold to be perfect ones and flowers
that gladden. OUR hearts, when our
children are grown and call US
blessed.
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CAKES, ROLLS, JAMS, CANDIES

Our cake is living up to its first
reputation. We will bake to order for
any occasion. We have real home
made Rolls, Jams and Marmalades,
not to mention Candies and other
good things. Come in and see our
fancy work and children's clothes.
WOMANS EXCHANGE.
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Read Evans Gossard Corset adv.'
New Munsing Wear for ladies,
Evans.
New = Royal Society Embroidery
thread-Evans'.
Subscribe to The Chronicle, $1.5O
Cooks real leather Suit Cases and
Bags at Evans.
Cheraw chronicle. [volume] (Cheraw, S.C.) 1896-2005, 1922-05-18

Miss Marion Martin will entertain
the members of the High School grad,
uating class this Thursday night,
A meeting of the Civic League will
be held on Friday afternoon, May 26th
at the Civic League Hall, All mem
bers urged to attend.
Rev. w. E. Hurt returned from
Richmond on Tuesday morning where
he was called on account OF the ILL
ness and death of his mother.
Mrs. Chas. Prince delightfully."- en-
tertained on Tuesday afternoon in
honor of Mesdames SileR and john
son and Misses Prince and Siler.
On Sunday night fire partially de-
stroyed the house occupied by Mr.. T
A. Hancock, on High st. The build
ing is owned by DR.. ]. E. Funderburk
Mrs. P. C. Turner of Baltimore, Nd.
spent Tuesday in Cheraw with her Sis
ter, Mrs, E.. W. Duvall. Mesdames
Turner and Duvall went to Columbia
Misses Benson and Daniel enter
tanned the Philathea class of the Bap-
tist Church on Tuesday night. An in
teresting guessing contest was indulg-
ed in.
Cheraw chronicle. [volume] (Cheraw, S.C.) 1896-2005, 1922-05-18

Miss Maury Brockenbrough of Char
lotte, is visiting Mrs. c. X. Waddill.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-05-17
nrpsoys OE THE STORY

PENSONc Of "N - .
r,cyOR STOWELL - A brilliant
.ovuo odrocaic. appointed despite
XIII x, Ivoutb Ucen,sier, or chief Judge.
A. ME Js,c of Man, ~ Thich position
;, ba, 10 sit in judgment on a TEL.
lar sinner. Nc is high principied
d md hkabic. though IN a moment OF
" ""v,voI passion he has. 10 great later
msu;trucc 0rcr the secret sin, had
Illicit relations wih
BESSIE COLLISTER--A nandsome
bvt iiiiterafc pcasont girl. She has a
"s;,d which is accidentally smoihered
nm Inc night Of its birth. She Is
arrested for numbering her babe.
Bessie really loves
IIfCE GELL-A3rccdbie but some
"'mbaf rcak. rho pcrsuadcs Besric TO
bstroth herself 10 him despite. the
u opposiiion Of his father.
SPEAKER GELL The rich and
,urannicai head Of the .Manr Pdriia .
rEWIEiLA STANLEY = A great
broricd and beautiful gir wih dd-
roucrd IDEAS on romcns rights Nchn
!, in lore riih Victor and he rih
her. she is the daughter Of
GENERAL STANLEf-Goccrnor oJ
nmMey mMey -" "Boa,LDRoMMA !, a brutal
! farmer. siepfafhcr of Rc,sic. ana
who tries 10 use her trouble, to'
rbich he thinks Gell is responsible,
asa lercr 10 advance his oirn fortune.
The Washington herald., 1922-02-12
Strasburg to ::
See TabLeaux
Ladies' Aid Will GiUe En-
tertainment on VaIen-
tine Evening.

STRASBURG. Va, Feb. 1.-THE
Ladies' Aid Society Of st. Paups
Lutheran Church will give a series
OF tableaux on Valentine evening
in the New Strand Theater. The
committee in charge consists OF
Mrs. r. Homer Anderson, Mrs. s..
L. Burgess, Mrs. E. e. Keister,
Miss Pauline Knee and Miss Nan
Hottie.
Miss Nan Hottie is In st. Luke's
Hospital, Richmond, where she un-
dcrwent an operation on Monday,
and IL getting along splendidly.
Mrs. Herbert Mingin and children
of Alexandria have returned TO
their home after visiting Mrs.
Mingin's aunt, Miss Elizabeth
Grove, for several weeks.
Miss Frances Knee left wednss-
day morning for washington
where she will complete her COURSE
at the Columbia School of Draft
ing. Il
Mrs. Fred sonner left Tuesday
for Washington to spend several
days with her sister, Mrs. Holmes
Crabin.
Miss Ethel .Laing. of waterisek,
who recently lost her father. has.
come to Strasburg, and will mako
her home for the. present with Mr..
and Mrs. A.. M. Jenkins.
The Washington herald., 1922-02-12
Giues Dance
hlHattsuiHe
Snyder-Fmner Post Pre-
sides at Function
In Armory.

HYArTsyHLE. Nd, Feb. H.
One Of the most enjoyable events
AZ the season in this section was
ere mid-winter dance given
wednesday evening In the National
Guard Armory here by Snyder
Farmer Post American Legion.
Henry Hiser was chairman Of the
committee on arrangements.
Miss Mae Rogers entertained at
the last meeting of John F..
Hickey Chapter. United Daughters
of the Confederacy. when Mrs.
Charlie, Z. Parr, OF Baltimore, for
mer = president of the Maryland
Chapter, was guest Of honor. A
feature of the evening was the in
spection Of the laboratories of DIR.
j. Harris Rogers. inventor OF the
underground wireless system. who
allowed members to listen in at
the instruments to concert In
Pittsburgh, a speaker in Alexan-
idria. Va. and other events. Mrs.
Bray will entertain the chapter at
the home of Mrs. william A. Shep-
herd at its next meeting the even
Ing OF February "a.
Rev Andrew J. Carey, pastor Of
st. Jerome's Catholic Church, Is
spending some time in st. Peters,
burg, Fla, recovering from q re-
cent illness.
Miss Annie Jones. of Hyattsville.
and the Misses Eva Brauman, An
ME Burke, Bessie Portch, Adelaide
smith and Margaret Feeney. OF
Washington, are on a thirty-day
trip to Florida points.
Mrs. Arthur Longpre recently
entertained at bridge her guests
Including Mines. Forsberg, jana
seek, Stevens, Brown, Belt, Essex
and Miss Miller, all of Washing
= Mrs. T. Carroll Grant will be
hostess to the Afternoon 500 Club
at Us next meeting February Fl.
The Washington herald., 1922-02-12
III Nd. Frat
Holds Dance
Beta Delta Chapter of
Phi Chi Giues Mid,
Winter Euent.

COLLEGE PARK. Nd. Feb. H.
Beta Delta Chapter OF Phi Chi
Medical Fraternity held its mid
winter dance in the Emerson Hotes.
Baltimore. few evenings ago. The
tpatronesses were Mrs. II. C. Blake.
Mrs. ]. c. Lumpkin. Mrs. g. A.
Strauss. jr., Mrs r. G. Wiilse ana
Mrs. H, Boyd wylie.
Members Of the Reserve Officers
Training Corps have formed a rifie
team OF fifteen members, with Mai.
M. M. Clark as team captain.
A seminar In education has been
organized by the students of the
college of education of the Uni
versity of Maryland. the purpose OF
which is to give practice In the
mechanical details of education not
covered In the college courses.
Applications for admIttance 10
candidacy for the master OF
science degree Of the following
graduate, students have been APP
pIoved by the student council: NAL
colin Russell Young Raymond C.
Wiley. Edgar Bennett Starkey. Ed
mund Calvin Donaldson, &C. p. WIZ
helm, r. V. Truitt.
A dance was given Friday even
ing. In the university dining hall by
the Rossbourgh Club.
The Sigma Phi men of Maryland
have formed two bowling teams
one composed Of the active MEM
bers and the other of alumni and
faculty members.
The Washington herald., 1922-02-12
Glue Recital
mWoodstock
Massanutten Academys
Music Pupils in En-
tertainment.

WOODSTOCK, Va. Feb. 1.-THE
second OF the musical recitals at
Massanutten Academy was given in
I.antz Hall on Friday evening by
the music pupils OF Mrs. Helen
Clarke Hummell, musical Instructor
at the academy, and Prof. Fred B.
Spiker, teacher Of violin.
DR.. Charles W. Pence, division
surgeon of the Baltimore and Ohio
Railroad. with headquarters in
Philadelphia. has arrived for visit
with his parents, Mr.. and Mrs W..
A. Pence.
Mrs: Philip Williams entertained
the 8. 8. Club Friday evening at the
home of her mother. Mrs. John
Parton.
Miss Maud Crabill. of Toms Brook.
visited Miss Pearl Cline and DR.. w.
S. Cline this week.
Mrs Writ w. Bird, of Mount
Jackson, spent Friday here with her
sister. Mrs. Herbert Trotter.
Rev. q. g. Martin, pastor of the
Methodist Church Of Lexington. has
assisted Rev. S. K. Cockrell in the
services being held this week
The Attaboy Orchestra Of Harri-
sonburg. furnished the music for
the Dance given by the cadet corps
OF Massanutten Academy Friday
night.
The Washington herald., 1922-02-12
c. "A. Baker to
Address Club
College Wonsen's Tea on
Monday to Discuss
Education.

The College women's Club this
week IL turning its attention to local
affairs. The education committee Of
which Mrs. Frank Ellington Is chair
man. Is in charge Of the tea. Monday
afternoon at the clubhouse. 1922 Eye
ctreet. Tea will DO served from Z
to s. At s o'clock, Charles A. Baker.
president Of the Federated Citizens
Association, will speak on How Col
lege Women Can Further the Cause
Of Education in Washington" Miss
Ida johnson will prtside at the tea
table, and will be assisted BY Mrs.
Herbert Brown, Mrs. Henry Grafton
Doyle and Miss Isabella Plum.
The luncheon at the club. February
1Ss at 1880 o'clock. promises to be
one Of the most interesting meetings
of the season. wilmot Lewis, wash
ington representative Of the London
Times, Is to be the guest OF honor and
will speak on After the Arms Con-
ference" Mrs. John Earl walker.
second vice president of the club. Is
In charge OF the luncheon. Reserva-
tons should be made at the club
house not later than February 16.
The Washington herald., 1922-02-12
O. E.. s. Fete
Slrord and Veil Will Be
Presented to Chapter
Tomorrow.

CHERRYDALE, Va, Feb. Ii
Matron Louise Burkholder and Pa
tron John G. Dudley invite all men,
bers of the order to attend the
meeting of the Eastern Star Mon
day in the auditorium Of the fire
department A sword and veil will
be presented to the chapter by Mrs.
Mary II. Flournoy. worthy grand,
matron of Virginia. Degrees will
be conferred on a large class and a
musical program will be presented.
in charge Of Miss Anna Brscnoff,
organist, assisted by the choir of
William F. Hunt Chapter. No. Is.
Refreshments and a social hour
will follow.
Mrs. o. e. Watson entertained the
Dominion Heights Embroidery Club
at luncheon on Thursday.
Mrs. c. C. Donaldson entertained
the Ladies' Bible Glass Of the Meth
odist Church Wednesday evening.
Miss Deborah Mccarthy, Of Gov
ington, Va, Is visiting her parents.
DR.. and Mrs. Edward Mccarthy
odist church Wednesday evening.
mont, entertained at luncheon on
Tuesday in compliment to Mrs. Ben
Shreve.
Mrs. Elizabeth Davis, of Boston.
Is the guest of her son-in-law and
daughter, Mr.. and Mrs. H. Kendrick
Gibson, Of haywood.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. B. Ellis enter
tanned the H. D. Club Wednesday
evening.
H. E. Morrow and Miss Alma
Morrow, Of Salem, Ohio, are visit
Ing Mr.. and Mrs. stanton c. Moore,
haywood.
Mrs H. A. Spilman was hostess
for the haywood Needlework Club
on Friday afternoon. 49,.
Miss Christina Albee. of Bath.
Maine, is the guest of her sister,
Mrs! Harold C. Roberts, haywood.
The regular business meeting of
Frances Wallis Chapter. d. A. R.,
viii be at the home of the regent,
Mrs. Thomas s. Wallis, on wednes-
day. the first anniversary of the
founding of the chapter.
A benefit card party and dance
for Arlington Chapter. o. L. s.. will
be held Wednesday evening at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. Edward L
Ransdell, Preston avenue.
Invitations are out Tor vaien-
tine, dance Tuesday evening in the
auditorium Of Cherrydale School. II.
M Brown, walter Mccarthy, John
Warner, and Fred windridge COM
prise the committee.
i The Parent-Teacht Association
of Cherrydale School will hold
meeting in the school building Mon
day afternoon at 8 o'clock. Parents
are invited to visit the various
rooms between and : = lock, and
to remain for the business meeting
The Washington herald., 1922-02-12

by spots Of crimson and yellow and
green flashing there.
Her. hands were clenched in the
draperies of her gown, but outward
ly she maintained that admirable
poise which had carried her through
SO many calamitous situations.
She thanked Heaven now for her
inscrutable face, when she became
conscious. Of the fact that heI
young husband was regarding f1er
curiously.
II say. did you think I was he'll
to the Barstowe millions?" he asked
She managed q shrug.
Il never gave It much thought,
she replied carelessly.; Il dare say
difference does It maker
TT might make q good deal OF
difference to some people," Barstowe
as you. Forgive me p for even the
suspicion that"
He paused
She raised her quiet eyes to his.
What suspicionr
to have had the momentary thought
that perhaps--perhaps Dads money
had meant something to you when
you promised to marry me-"
Jeanne Ii "Hurt.-
Averting her head, Jeanne rose
abruptly.
where are you goingr he asked
catching at her hand.
please let me go!" she said in 4
checked voice. IT think I am I
little hurt"
MY dariingw
The Washington herald., 1922-02-12
FRONT ROYAL,S
SOCIAL EVENTS

FRONT ROYAL. Va, Feb. IL
Mr.. and Mrs. Aubrey C. Weaver
have returned from Richmond, Va,
where they attended the governors
reception last week.
Mrs. Z. X. Tyler, who has been
critically i'll for the past few weeks,
Is Improving rapidly.
Mr.. and Mrs. Claude A. Stokes are
the proud parents of a fine baby girl
born last Friday night.
DR.. Frank K. Tyler, presiding
elder of the Methodist Church.
preached at the Methodist Church
last Sunday.
Miss Cullers, daughter Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Dan Cullers. who was operated
on at the Winchester Memorial
Hospital, will be able to come home
soon.
The Washington herald., 1922-02-12
Social Week
In Warrenton
Mrs. GrOOnae Again
Elected President of
Exchange.

WARRENTON, Va, Feb. 11.-At
the annual meeting Of the woman's
Exchange Thursday, Mrs. II. c.
Groome, president. and Mrs. George
Lawrence. secretary and treasurer,
were unanimously reelected. Mrs.
ID. p. Wood, Mrs. s. A. Appleton
and Mrs. L. J. Deacon were elected
vice presidents. Members of the
executive board in addition to on
GERS are Mrs. e. N. Fell, Mrs. K. r.
Bowman, Mrs. c. w. Cooley, and
Mrs. J. H. Dorst.
The Woman's Auxiliary of the
John D. Sudduth Post, American
Legion, has elected the following
officers: President, Miss Sallie
Wood; vice president. Mrs. r. z.
Ferneyhough: secretary, Miss Eliz-
abeth Hutton; treasurer. Mrs. John
3. Benner; executive committee,
Mrs. W. G. Torw. Mrs. NJ. A. Thy
son, Mrs. w. U. Parkinson.
At a double-header game played
by the basketball teams Of the
Warrenton High School at Manas-
sas Wednesday evening, the War
renton girls lost to. Manassas. bat
the Warrenton boys scored. - to s.
. AT an oyster supper held in the
town hall Wednesday evening over
$3.50 was realized for the parish aid
fund of ( st. James Church. The
entertainment was managed by
Mrs. A. N. Randolph and Mrs. 8. C.
Brittle.
The John D. Sudduth Post, Amer
lean Legion, will meet Wednesday
at the home of VIM. H. Gaines.
The Warrenton Hospital Associa-
ton. Inc, was organized here this
week with the following officers:
Mrs. W. C. Marshall, president;
Mrs. G. L. Fletcher. vice president;
Mrs. D. p. Wood. secretary-treas-
urer; board Of managers. Mrs. WILL
lam Chinn, Mrs. B. D. Spilman.
Mrs. Harrison Nebitt. Mrs. RATHER
inc Bowman, Miss Kate I. Keith.
Lucien Keith and E. Nelson Fell.
Mrs. d. P. Wood was hostess at
the members tea at the Blue Ridge
Club this afternoon.
Mrs. Paul Richards entertained
the Flower Club at her home on
Friday afternoon.
The Wednesday Reading Club
met this week with Mrs. Harry
Page at the Blue Ridge Clubrooms.
The Washington herald., 1922-02-12

from all around. Work more
rows increasing q suficient number
Of times to keep work flat. ~
sth row: Oh 8. d c in same 1t,
sknot st, d G in next st. repeat
from all around and work 3 more
rows.
18th row: Oh 8, 1 d 9 in next d 9.
s5 cHinto knot st, d into each
Of next d c. repeat from /. all
around.
18th row: Oh 8. knot st.. d c
between I'd and Sd d C, .'knot st, /
between Sd and 4th d c, knot
st. 1 d c between I'd and Sd d c, re-
peat from . all around and without
joining. turn.
18th row: Oh 8. 'knot st. d e into
next d c, repeat from . all around
and work 8 more rows. -,
18th, 18th and 20th rows: De
crease one mesh At each end and
continue working even until cap Is
the desired depth. &.
Across front of cap work one
row Of tr c.
The Washington herald., 1922-02-12
MT. RAINIER FETES
II. L. STANFORTH

MOUNT RAINIER. Nd. Feb. IL
The Christian Church Bible School
rendered Homer L. Stanforth, elect
ed superintendent of the school for
the eleventh consecutive year, an
informal reception at the church a
few evenings ago. Each department.
of. the school presented him with q
token of its esteem. Carl Book was
master of ceremonies. Among the
speakers were the Rev. Mr.. Miller
of the Ninth Street Christian
Church, Washington: Charles j.
Peckham. president IL the Citizens.
Association, and the Rev. Leslie l.
Bowers. pastor of the local Chris
han Church.
Mrs Marie Tovey entertained the
local chapter Of the Eastern Star
al luncheon a few days ago.
Mrs J. II. Hanback, entertained al
the last meeting of the Ladies' Aid
Society Of the N. E. Church south.
The Washington herald., 1922-02-12
.MssAmoney
To Wed Soon
Rockville Girl Will Marry
J. p. Burnett Sat-
urday.

noCKvIILE, Nd, Feb. lin
celebration of their china wedding,
Mr.. and Mrs Arch Eader enter
tanned many Of their relatives and
friends at their home near Gath
stsburg. A dinner was served.
Announcement has been made Of
the engagement Of Miss Lydia +.
AlSaoney, daughter of Albert j.
Alhoney, of Rockville. and J. Paul
Brunett, also of Rockville. A
quiet wedding will be held in the
home Of Miss Almoney next Satur-
day. Mr.. Burnett Is a son Of Mrs
John L. Burnett.
: Miss Mary Louise walker. Of
Little Rock, Ark. 10 . guest at
the home Of Mr.. and Mrs Lewis
Merriam at Kensington. In honor
Of Miss walker, Mrs Frederick
W. Brown entertained At cards At
her home.
. Miss Sarah Johnston; . teacher
Of the Gaithersburs High School,
Among the couples married in
Rockyilie during the week were
Miss Charlotte L. Archer, of Day
ton, Ohio, and wallace B. Hoover.
Of Washington; Miss Selma NJ.
richter, of Cherrydale, Va, and
warren B. Vance, Of Washington;
Miss Rosa A. wilkins and Sydney
N. wheatley, both Of Richmond,
Va. and Miss Hester Lee Cover,
of Roxbury. Nd, and william M.
,Duvall. of Laytonsville, this county.
4, A Burke Almoney, of Hagers-
town, who is spending the winter
in Rockville, entertained at cards
az the home of his sister, mrs.
Alice Bouic, Monday evening, his
guests including the members OF
the East End Card Club and
few others. :,
Mrs. Dade Griffith entertained
thirty guests, including members
of the Germantown Card CLUB ana
others at cards at her home at
GermanfoMn.
The Washington herald., 1922-02-12

Beading: Oh s, d tr C into same
st. CHI skip tr C and 2 d TT C into
next st, repeat across front and
turn, 81 st over CHI and work p of 8
CHI over each group OF d tr c. At
lower edge of cap work a row Of
C and p and finish cap ties with
ball tassels made of over molds.
Answers to Sewing Queries.
MRS. NJ. W.: II you haven't
enough HANDKERCHIEF linen to finish
your blouse. why not make the
collar and cuffs OF blue and white,
or any other color combination you
like, checked organdie or French
gingham? You could replace these
with ali white later on, II you tired
of them.
MRS. F. w. c.: Your navy blue
messaline blouse would look well
embroidered in wool in. two or
more bright, contrasting colors. or.
IL you don't care for the gay colors,
black and tan or black and green
would be smart.