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Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-06-27
R. R. Strike
DELAY SEEN

CHICAGO. June 27-Railroad
rnion officials today continued con-
ferences in regard to the threatened
strike.
There is a strong sentiment for a
strike against the wage decrease. 1t
is said. The call may be delayed
until August /. however,
Word came GU OF conference that
n meeting OF union executives might
include the big four brotherhood
who are unaffected by recent wage
decreases.
Unlun headquarters are awaiting
the result. OF the vote by railroad
signalmen.
Tabulate Vote
DETROIT. June % lBy The AS
ISOLATED Press).-Tabulation of the
strike vote of maintenance of way
employees and shop laborers. on
tinued at headquarters here today
with officials of the union predict
ing a large vote in favor Of the
walkout. providing other unions
Joined in.
The count started Yesterday and
approximately 10000 were checked.
Todays total will reach 10000
and tw~o-thirds will be completed
by the end of the week. The first
count showed a heavy majority for
strike conditional on other unions.
IL is said.
Indications were that not more
than 400, 600 votes would be cast,
including votes of non-union men,
bers.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-06-27
HIGH SCHOOL NEWS

Announcement has been made OF
the schedule of examinations for the
students of the local high school
who, because of illness or other reas-
sons, failed to pass their examina-
tions this month. the examination
will all be given on September )
at s a. m. and 100 p.
The morning schedule is as fol-
lows:
Seniors - Problems. chemistry,
French III. Spanish III, Latin prose,
Vergil, trigonometry and CONNER
eial law.
Juniors-Cicero. plane geometry,
English III. stenography II, and
modern history.
Sophomores-French I. Spanish 7,
botany, zoology. English II, stenog-
raphy I and early European history.
Freshmen-Algebra /, Latin /,
bookkeeping I, and civics.
The afternoon schedule is as fol-
lows:
Seniors-English ", solid geome-
try, advanced algebra, American his
tory and craftsmanship.
Juniors-Physics, Spanish II,
French ii.
sophomores-Latin II. bookkeep-
ang II, algebra II. tipping l and III.
Freshmea-English l, general sci
ence. music I, II, III, ~. CONNER
cial arithmetic and vocational guild
ance.
The incoming freshmen from the
Grammar School have been assign
ed to their rooms. Since the grad
uated seniors vacated, but four as
sembly rooms and this years fresh
men class will fill more than ten
assemblies, the problem of over
crowding again confronts the school
authorities.
At the election of captains and
of the high school athletic
teams held recently William Rhodes
IA was elected captain of the 1928
baseball team with Peter Grieve "a
Edward Dooley '23 wai
elected next years basketball cap
tain. Boot" Cohen '23 was unan.-
mously elected manager of next
years track team with Gene Muller
"a captain. Jap" johnson was
elected manager of the 1923 foo:-
ball team.
Because of the fact that the high
school has been unsuccessful in Sc
curing a field for holding practice
spring football training has been
= dropped by Coach WaddelI.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-06-27
Did Not Become Star. Sues

PARIS. June 27;-Because he
dashed her hopes of becoming a
stage star Frances, "most beautiful
girl" is suing a theatrical manager
for damages. Elected by popular
vote Frances, queen OF queens for
1922" and acclaimed "the most
adorable cut of 100000 adorable
mainne Buchet expected TO fulfill
her childhood dreams of appearing
before the footlights. She turned
down many offers of marriage. she
alleges. TO accept an engagement in
the operetta Helen Returns" but
the role went to a rival beauty. Now
Mile. Buchet demands that the court
make the manager keep his prom
Use or pay.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-06-27
Auto Accident at Metuchen

METUCHEN, June 27:-Whiie
riding along the Lincoln Highway
near the Hotel Pines yesterday af-
ernoon about $3.50 o'clock the auto
mobile driven by James It. Haw-
thorne, OF Montclair, was run into
from the rear by a motorcycle and
sidecar. Arthur Tollman, of New
Brunswick, the occupant of the side
car, had an arm fractured and was
taken to Middlesex General Hospital
by Hawthorne. The name of the
driver Of the motorcycle was not
known by the police this morning.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-06-27
IN AND ABOUT THE CITY

! Goodwill Council will meet al
Woodmen's Hall tonight. The vari-
Gus committees will make arrange
ments for the Woodmen's Field Day
and will meet with the Woodmen,
Camp 81 tonight.
\ class initiation of candidates
will be held by Middlesex Council
No. So. Jr. o. L.. A. NJ, tomorrow
night. Joel Parker Council degree
team Of South Amboy is coming over
to do the work of comforting the
degrees on the large number of cam
didates that is expected to present
themselves.
a resolution authorizing the con-
struction Of another police traffic
booth at a cost not to exceed $3.50
was adopted by the aldermen last
night by a vote of five 70 two. Alder
men John j.. Clark and Benjamin A.
Riedy opposing the measure. AN
other case of undue extravaganza
and waste of the taxpayers money"
commented Alderman Clark in vot-
ing against the resolution.
Arrangements have been about
completed for the Charter Night of
the local Lions Club which will be
held Thursday night in the New
Packer House. There will be an ap-
petizing MENU. good speakers, sirg-
ing. dancing and entertainment. The
committee has worked hard to
make this affair a success.
An application has been received
by the mayor for permission to place
a gasoline and oil service station
on the northwest corner of Market
and King streets. A petition. con-
tanning the names of nineteen resi-
Tents along Market street between
Park and State street Directing TO
such a service station. has also been
received. The matter was brought
to the attention of the aldermen last
night and it was laid on the table.
That is a matter entirely up to the
mayor" Alderman Clark said. The
aldermen have nothing to do with
It,"
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-06-27
Striking at Rcpublic

BERLIN. June 27.-(By The AS
ISOLATED Press)-The assassins who
killed Germany's foreign minister,
was striking at the republican gov
eminent and its people, said Presi-
dent Ebert in eulogizing the doctor
at the funeral today. He said the
bullet was aimed at the republic and
robbed the nation of one of its ablest
men. He said further, the crime "is
against our industrial, hopeful peo-
pie"
President Ebert was physically
moved. Disturbances followed a de-
m~onstration in Hamburg last night,
and many were injured.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-06-27
Daughter Charges Assault

NEW BRUNSWICK, June IL
Johnson Lake, of P~lainsboro,
charged by his daughter. Mrs. Edith
Coverly. OF atrocious assault. is
confined in the county Jail. Ac-
cording to Lakes story, the quarrel
out of which his arrest developed
was caused by a dispute over a tele-
phone bill which he claimed that
his daughter had incurred. Every
thing went along fine in the quar-
rel until the daughter began to
throw dishes at her father, who il
is alleged. in return gave her a
Jack Dempsey along side of the
jaw.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-06-27
Firm Suspended


NEW BRUNSWICK, June IL
David Cohen, of this city. whose
truck backed into and fatally crush
ed ten year old Mary Smith here
last week, has been arrested and
charged with manslaughter. He
will be arraigned before Judge Daily
and the usual $4,000 bail will prob
ably be fixed. Acting Chief John
Clinton caused the arrest to be
made.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-06-27
Shit AGAINST Local Man

NEW BRUNSWICK, June 27.-
A supreme court action has been
started by Robert j. T. Paul. of
Haddonfeld. against John N, Vereb.
Jr.. of Perth Amboy. the complain
ant demanding SIS payment on each
of two notes, together with interest
and protest fees. The notes were
issued in June and July of last year.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-06-27

Plans fo- the Woodmsn of the
World field day to be held some time
this summer. will come up for dis
cussion at a meeting of Goodwill
Camp No 81 tonight at its meeting
in Woodmen hall. Hobart street.
One candidate was initiated in the
first degree and four applications
for membership were received by
Algonquin Lodge No. IL. knights of
Pythias. at its meeting last night at
Odd Fellows Hall. Chancellor Com
mander Peter Frankel vas in the
chair and the degree work was in
charge of Degree Master Cortland
sheath and his team. There was a
good representation of members of
the lodge together with visitors
present at the meeting.
Patrolman Archibald Mason re-
ported at headquarters last night,
that at 10:45 o'clock he noticed a
era or green roadster automobile
turning from Laurie street TO Penn
street. There were two
in the car. one a girl who was
screaming at the top of her voice.
The officer followed the car to the
c. r. r. crossing on Washington
street, where he lost track Of it, he
reports.
The police are receiving numerous
complaints about the use of fire.
works. ball playing on streets, etc.
Patrolman Aaron Franzblau re-
ports that there is A leak in front
of 223 Rector street. The water
department has been notified.
The weekly noon luncheon of the
Rotary Club will be held in the New
Packer House tomorrow.
Discussion on the latest develop
ments in the milk situation here
and possibly some action on their
part is expected at the meeting OF
the Board of Health in city hall to-
night.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-06-27
OBITUARY
Mrs. Amelia Mollison

Mrs. Amelia Mollison an inmate
of the state hospital for a number
of years. died yesterday at that
place. She was the wife of George
Mollison. of ia State street. The
funeral will be held tomorrow after
noon at 2:30 o'clock from TIA State
street. Rev. Wilbert Westcott will
o~ficiate. The interment will be in
Alpine Cemetery.
Firm Suspended
NEW YORK, June 27:-The New
York Consolidated Stock Exchange
today announced the suspension of
T.. NJ. Fuller & Company. The
company maintains branch Offices in
Boston, Philadelphia and Cleveland.
A petition in bankruptcy was
later filed against the company on
complaint Of three creditors.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-06-27
Mrs. Dies

CINCINNATI, June 27:-Mrs.
Nicholas Longworth. seventy-seven.
mother of Congressman Longworth
and Countess DeChumbrin of Paris.
died here today after an illness of
two weeks due to pneumonia.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-06-27
woman candIdate GELS Crowds

RENO New. June 27.-Mrs. Lydia
Adams Williams. candidate for The
Republican nomination for United
ktates senator. has taught her OPP
pnent a new maneuvre- She Is fell
wing circus companies across the
lite and in this way addresses large
kdieaces.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-06-27

DR.. Gessler as minister of defense
has charge of the Reichswehr OF
defense troops, members of which
recently engaged in monarchis;
demonstrations. A Berlin dispatch
to the |estminster Gazette of Lon
don yesterday forecast the resigna-
ton of the minister as the result of
these demonstrations.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-06-27
ASK GERMAN
To QUIT JOB

BERLIN. June 81 (By The ASH
ciated Press THE government OF
Saxony has called on the imperial
government for the resignation of
Dr.. Gessler as minister of defense,
according to a Dresden dispatch to
the Berliner Tageblatt quoting So
cialist newspapers in Saxony.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-06-27

now being held daily by
Baseball League fostereG
Club and Played IN
der the direction of playground di-
rector Arthur doc" Emmons. The
victorious teams Yesterday were
the Newsboys who defeated the All
Star Midgets by the score of > to l,
End the Amboy light Juniors who
defeated the Aapoy Separates bi
the score of Q 20 ..
The following anne are sched-
uled for this afternoon: Beavers
VS.. Star Midgets, $3.50 o'clock at
Wonderland Park; EagIewooi
Midgets VS.. PAGERS at 6 o'clock a.
Wonderland Park.
Tomorrow's games are: $3.50
o'clock at Wonderland Park, hide
pendents VS.. the Keystone Midgets;
at Wonderland Park at s o'clock,
Pershing Juniors VS.. Lehigh Mil
gets. The big game of the day will
he between the teams Fl. G. Z. Jun
jors and the Ditmas Juniors to be
played on the Copper Works dia-
mond 1t $3.50 o'clock. The public
is invited to attend these games.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-06-27
GAMES ARE PLAYED
n PLAYGROUND LEAGUE

kciting games were played
nv teams in the elimii/-
now being held daily by
Baseball League fostereG
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-06-27

The weekly noon luncheon Of the
Rotary Club will be held in the New
Packer House tomorrow.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-12-14
OC Interest: 70 Women.

Tie usual Christmas ceremony of,
the Young Wum"ns Christian AS
sooiaiion. The Hanging OF tho
Greens" viii u" held at the assoCia-
,ion building ON North Fifth Street
Thursday. December 81 at o'clock.
All members OF the association are
invited.
MrS. j Scot; Parrish, president.
and Mis-. Emma l.. XanzinGcr. Sccr"-
~ vel! as several other members OF
the hoard.
The membership committee, I'M
dor the Craftsmanship of Miss Mil
ir-h Bates. Is in charge OF the Ccrc-
mony and has urged that all menu
bcrs who can possibly do so, attend.
y, the meeting OF the Richmond
Chapter. National Society. laugh
tcrs OF American CoIoniyts, held in
the home ut Mrs. benjamin PURCELL
Yesterday. 1t was decided Niat the
society would help in the rcstora-
tion OF the valuahl" old records OF
York County, which extend from
1922 to 1911. Dr. Kate Waller Bar
rott. Of AlcNandria. virgiuia>> was
elected member OF the society.
Iii" coll.g" club viii mcc, this
afternoon AT o'clock AZ WcSthamp-
ton college. The subject for tn"
afternoon will be Community
Music y. w Honey Will Sp"aE.
aud tn. W"Sthamptnn Gle" cub.
trained by MI. and Mrs. : : Hair
k"r. viii sing several uumb.rs. Mrs
Garnet Hylaud is chairman for thu.
afternoon. and tn" faculty members
Of WeSth1mpiun College who are
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Anlusenlcnts
Fitch. Nini.,r.,. n,I,r,.


Among the several unusual fca-
lures that distinguish the new show
which comes to the Lyric today for
the wc"k-cnd Will be ban k'iich's
Ninstr"lS. the newest, OF the minstrel
productions OF the season. Fi,ch's
tronhadourt are both male ana t.
naI'. IN" company is the most orig
maj vt seen her. in vaudeville
IN" program rendered by tn. Fitch
Miustr"ls is made up OF SOUPS.
n"nc"S. Sp"Cialties and til. chorus
nGiu- of band of singing ANA
""ncirs G;r!!os. an unusual c"nrin-
gent TOR musical organization. Tho
Costumes and scenery ar, n.w ana
fresh and the stage setting rich ana
aulorfui
ON The same bill win bc SAWYER
Eddy. versatile vaude-artists. Who
''l" bringing fast and funny far
aIcIal skit.
Fmh,rty y Stoning. coined, duo.
promise an act iull OF amuslug Sur
rris,s I.iS" all OF tn. other artists
"0 TINS hill they ar" new to Eirh-
m"ni ana tn" Southern couutr,
Then Tier" is Harry Lester Mason.
'"r.cr mrl"Suuc star who viii -.
remembered for his quaint comedy
character Representations This sea
son ih" man who made THE .Ianirol.'
famous is doing "'rh" Matter" rho
AFTER Is sa:d' to he the funnics,
%" has vet presented
with TN" new Vaudeville n,trac.
rou~ ,h"r" viii hc u varigatcd dis
/ p.'t OF motion pictures
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p"fia,i"n. and all members having
seats in their cars. or those desiring
Iiiis.' are asked to notify her.
Their" Will he an important meet
ing Of the Service Legion this morn
inS at IL O'Clock In room sa0. the
jefferson Hotel All members ar"
asked 10 come promptly as much
business VIII h" transacted. Mrs w
l.. Newell. chairman for the chris,
mas boxes FOR the service men in
tn" hospitals. and Airy. Archer l..
Richardson. OF the SEWN. committee.
Will both make their reports Plans
vii! b" outlined for relieving the
distress among the families Of the
cN-Scrvice men.
There will be an executive meet.
ing OF the county for the w. G. r.
l. this morning at 1890 o'clock at
the Y. W. {. \.
Th" general board Of tn. shelter
lEh Arms Will meet this morniu. at
II o'clock ~ the hospital
Tn" board of managers Of TN.
HON" t1nb for Girls Will meet this
evening at o'clock i'm III. homc
liol East Clay Street Members are
asked To note the change Of date from
'hr third To Tia" second Thursday
rms is most important meeting as
thu election OF officers Will take
place. aud important reports viii tie
read.
The Business Women's Council Of
ia" Y. w. e. y. viii meet this even
ing ats o'clock at the Y W. e. \.
Miss Virginia crcushaw. who Is
her" from New York for tho christ
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nc.ume on prohc roanx.

WASHINGTON. Dcc. I3.-The Sen.
ate Manufactures CommIttee's in.
HcstiSation OF the oil industry, sus
pended last summer during the 20
iiticai campaign. will resume to
morrow. when Walter &. TcagIe. hca.
OF tho standard Oil Company OF New
Jersey. liz TO testify. The hearings
chairman La Toilette said would b.
continued indefinitely and probabI,
to the end OF Congress. March 3. Har
ny T.. Sinclair and others prominen
in the oil industry have been Gale,
10 follow Mir. Tengle.
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IN AND our or row \.

Miss Sallis Cameron is spending a
Few DAYS in Richmond
Misses Edith Robertson and Cor
MALTA k""d VIII arrive in Richmond
from itollns College l." spend the
holidays with their respective par
,ntS
Mrs Dorsey Cullen and Miss Cul-
zen, Of University "f Virginia. are
with Mas Horace Wexford Jones foI
som" time
Mrs T l. Moucurc. of King wn-
Liam County. i the guest OF Miss
l"scpl,iu" Sizcr, of 81 West Grace
street.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-12-14

also elected: cc-prcsident. Mrs,
james Richardson: corresponding
secretary. Mrs. Morgan: treasurer.
Mrs. y. 4. Uarrclson.> Mrs. w. H..
Anderson sent in her resignation as
recording secretary. and Miss sue
Ncaic was elected to this position.
Reports, which proved most satisfac-
tory. were given OF the Christmas
entertainments. ON the Friday after
noon before Christmas. Il party viii
he given to the children in the clubs
aud classes Of the institute. Thursday
nigh; before Christmas, there Will be-
dinner for the Mothers club and
the men.
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Thcater Calendar
ACADEMY Dark

LYRIC Keith Vaudeville. new
'show today
RiJpl Gloria Swanson. IN The
InpOssibl, Mrs. BcIlcw"
Gil EBlRD William Faruum.
In Without Compromise"
BROADWAY Norma Talmadsc.
IN The Ectrnsl Flame"
'OlONiAl-Els:e Ferguson. in
"rh. Outcast."
ISIS Richard Hat;on. in The
Golden Flame
GIDEON Louise pu Pre-. in
Proofs OF Innocence
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At II meeting OF the Richmond
kindcrcarten Association yesterday
afternoon plans were made for the
Christmas Tree TO be given the Full
ton Free Kindergarten on Thursday.
December q. Every child viii be
season were planned Their. viii be
given stocking and toy
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-12-14

community Christmas tree the Sat
urday before Christmas. In the tri-
anglo near the settlement house
There will also be Il Christmas party
for the children of the settlement on
the Friday before Christmas
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-12-14

Al q meeting Of the wonau's board
OF thc Methodist Institute. Yesterday
morning. the annual election uf Of
hcers was held Mrs l. T.. Mich
aels was reelected president, having
served in this capacity for thirteen
years The Following officers wcr"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-12-14

meeting OF the board Of man
ayers of the Cary street settlement
House held yesterday afternoon, two
attractive affairs for the Christmas
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-12-14

mas season. will Sing TOR the Bible
class at Grace Episcopal Church.
Sunday morning at 1880 o'clock.
The Guild OF Grace Episcopal
Church will bave Christmas sale
and turkey dinner today In the par
!Sh house. The sale will begin at
- o'clock. and dinner VIII be served
from to o'clock. A. choice selcc-
tion of holiday gifts will be display
ed as we'll as home made candy and
the Grace Church Special ,the plum
buildings for which this church has
become fsmous)
The sale Of Christmas SEALS. con-
Quoted by the ladies OF the St Vim
cont de Paul Society for the Poor Of
the Sacred Heart Cathedral. which
is being held in a booth In Miller n
Rhoads. was most successful ycstcr-
day. Mrs. g. +. IIlby> is chairmau of
the sale. Those assisting her are:
McSdam"S Cuminins Taylor. Blue
Sumrow. Myers. Lawlnr. i;ain, Me
cready. and Misses Klisc, McDonncll
ana O'Dunohue
a Christmas sale OF candy and
fancy articles will he held today from
To o'clock. in the Y. W. =. ~ Ii
hrary under the auspices Of the in
dusirial department.
At meeting Of the board of tho
housewives League held Yesterday
morning plans we're made for IN" en-
i"rtainm"nt OF Mrs. Julian Heath. the"
national president. who is cNp", eel
I" hc in this city about January IL
ON that date there will b.. an open
meeting. a, which Mrs Heath will
speak. and all womcn's clubs in the
city Will b" invited 10 attend Mrs
Heath 'is a charming and very in
spring speaker 'rh" exact tim" and
plac" Of TIA" m."tin. viii be an
nounc"d later. Following the meet
ing viii he Il reception and tea Mrs
j. T. F"uruur'an Is chairman for the
tea Oh III. day hcforc til. open
meeting there viii be u rouud-tahle
luncheon for Mrs Heath. at which
only the executive board OF the
League Will b" present. Mrs. stuart
Michaux and Mrs. l.. X. Dashicll are
on committee to decide tie places
where the luncheon and meeting will
he held.
The most interesting feature OF tn.
meeting of the Association of Meth
"dist Women for Social service.
which was held yesterday. afternoon.
was a talk by Miss Gcisiug. PROBATION
officer now in the employ az the city
She made splendid talk. bringing
tn" work Nividly before her au-
dicucc. The association plans TO
bring here in III" near ritur". a.
colorcd workcr who has worked with
TIA" lnt.rracial Commission and is
an interesting exponent 81 ia. social
service work among III. ncGTOcS
Al q meeting Of the wonau's board
OF ,ht Methodist lnstitut. Yesterday
morning. the annual election uf Of
tCers was held Mrs l. T.. Mich
acls was reelected president. having
served in this cnpacity for thirteen
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-12-14

Christmas sale OF candy and
nancy articles viii he held today from
To o'clock, in the Y W. - ~ Ii
hrary. under the auspices Of the in
dusirial department
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-12-14

The Business W"mens council Of
IN" y W. {. y. Will NEE, this even
ing ats o'clock at the Y W. =. y.
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Ten for Miss T",nrkins.

Tho Misses BoNkin have issued in
Nitatiors for ten Ia b" given ia honor
- Miss Judith Tompkns The tea
given ON the afternoon OF December
IS %, gV ,'.',,L
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-12-14

Miss Virginia Crcushaw. who Is
ere from New York for tho christ
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SOCIEi. =

Mrs. Arthur NJ Cannon will present
her daughter. Alma, 10 older Rich
mcnd society at an afternoon reccp-
zion this afternoon from : 20 o'cioCk
At her home on Monument Avcnwo.
Mrs. Cannon vii! receive with her
daughter and Mrs Edmund Wadiill.
Jr. Mrs James r. Cannon ana Mrs
Henry Cannon viii preside a. the
punch howl. Also assisting Mrs.
cannon VIII be Mrs Charles y wood.
OF south Carolina. who is At the Mon
roo Terrace FOR short time. Mrs.
Dallam Rarksdale. Mrs. Richard Fur
nival Mrs X II TaHey Mrs. :. +.
Waddill ana Miss Juliet Loo.