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Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1922-08-24

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| p6nzatutalasok Magyarorszagba.
megcsinalva. A beszed derekat
csaknem mindig rogton0zte, lit
sokszor nagy magassagokig emel-
kedett, mem ritkan ala is hanyat-,
lott. Koltoi szarnyalasok, szines
hasonlatok, lyrai ellagyulasok
gyakran fordultak el6 beszedeben,
de, mikor elkapta hev, kicsendiilt
olykor egy disszonans hang is.
Ez hev sokszor vitte tulzasba.
Haragjaban szertelen tudottslenni,
qki, kesz eltiporni mindent, ami
utjaba seik. Ellenfeleivel szem-
ben mem ismerte kimeletet gyu-
l0leteben elment szinte szilajsag
lig. De lelkesiteni mindenkinel
jobban tudott. Hangja csengo,
mint az ere, j6l megertheto min
den szava zajos nepgyiileseken
is, hallgatojat, ha egyszer meg
fogta, magaval is viszi.
Eek voltak a letiint korszak
legnagyobb szonokai. Mindegyi-
kuk szonoklatanak termeszete
/
mas. S megfeleljiink-e vajjon ar
ra a kerdesre, hogy XII volt koz6t-
tiik mint sz6nok legnagyobb
Ere nezve kell, hogy megfelelo
lmertekiink legyen. os
/ A sz6noknak az a legfobb celia
es feladata, hogy urra valjek
a hallgatosaga fol0tt. Meg akar-
tja ct gyozni arrol, hogy neki, a
szonoknak van igaza S a maya ne
zetenek helyesseget igyekszik al-
fogadtatni vele. Els akkor van tel
jes sikere, ha a hallgato mem csak
elhiszi szonok szavat, hanem a
szerint is cselekszik. S ha ezzel a
mertekkel merunk, akkor Ugron
kimagaslott tarsai folott. A k0-
zonseget' magaval ragadni egyi-
| Xix sem tudta annyira,. mint O.
En- magam negy nagy szonok
Ilegnagyobb szabasu beszedeit csak
nem mind vegig hallgattam S csak
Ugron tette ram nehanyszor AIT q
hatast, hogy beszede folyomanya-
kepen cselekedni is tudtam volna
oily ertelemben, ahogy 8 javallotta.
Egy alkalommal Szekelyudvarhe
Ilyen az Emke kozgyulesen arrol
|beszelt, hogy kapat es kaszat kell
|ragadnunk, ha az olah ell akarja
! toliink ragadni Erdelyt en- ma
gam is ugy ereztem abban pilla-
nathan, hogy tiistent vele mennek,
,ha kiadna a parancsot. Soha be.
''szednek lily hatasat mem ereztem
| De ha sz6nokot ezzel a mertek-
| kel merjuk, akkor Kossuth Lajos
volha vilag legelso sz6noka, akivel
! Demosthenes vagy Cicero ossze
sem hasonlithato. Az 8 egyszerG
szonoklatara Cegleden meg KEGS
kemeten ezrivel allottak fegyve1
|ala 3bekes polgarok, hogy megve
delmezzek a hazat. Ilyen hatas1
| szonok soha sehol ell mem ert. Dc
ez termeszetesep csak q politiku
|sokra vonatkozik. AZ egyhazi SIC
| nokok latasa sokkal intenzivebb
Amiensi Scent Peter szavara lang
|ra gyul egesz Europa szazezrel
indulnak meg Palesztina fele ha
lalba. Assist Scent Ferenc szelit
lelki tanitasai pedig ezreket vesz
mex "a a scent eletre, ezek oily 81
Ikerek, amelyekre rostrum szono
ka hiaba vagyakoznek. lEgyhaz
!. sgapo Ham ( slexio ohbjait lniSil aasnler !
IS jjta ,shSs fSIl 9aket ama Inssgyi q
Egyel osszemfrhetnem. (H. p
Pesti Hirlap.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1922-08-24

ponta. Egy tizenegy ewes flu, mem
egeszen ket havi manka utan
3,400 dollarral teri vissza. Egy
fatal ember keleten lake sziilei-
mex megirta, hogy royidesen haga
utazik 100000 dollar cricket KEEP
viselo aranyporral.
Levelek, ujsagok, .hivatalos je-
lentesek es utazok elbeszelese ut
Jan az vi Eldorad6 hire oily hirte-
len lobbant fel es ugyi terjedt
sect yilagon. mint a, futotuz, ha
elnyeli a szalmatet6s kunyh6kkal
elszort falut. A keleti allan okbol,
Oregon, Peru, Chile, Vancouver es
a Hawai- szigetekrol Macy tomegek
ben erkeztek az emberek, de egyeb
kent is mem volt a vilagon oily ell
hagyott kis hely, ahova az arany-
mez6k hire ell ne jutott volna es
sovar szemek ne tekintettek volna
kincses California fele.
Utazasi es szallitasi nehezsegek
Ez idoszak legegetobb profile
maja az utazasi es szallitasi me-
hezsegek lekiizdese volt. Bar alb
ban az idoben mem voltak meg ren
deceit utak, a legt0bben megis
orszagutak vagy viziutak menten
| igyekeztek .eljutni California ba
A keleti allamokbol valo emberek
kjil0nos nehezsegekkel probalgat.
tax legrovidebb es legalkalma.
sabb utakat es jarmiveket meg
lelni. Egyesek hajon igyekeztek
eljutni az aranymezok k0zelebe
masok okor- vagy oszverfogatu
nagy. ponyvayal .bogitott szekere.
ken ,haladtak elSre, de voltak, a
xix mindvegig l6haton tettek meg
a rengeteg utat. Egyesek csopor,
tokba verodtek es ICY vanszorog.
tax gyalog hegyeken at, de volt
olyan is, aki kis batyujat, seer
szamjait egy koz0nseges talicska
ban tolta ell Californiaig.
A szornyii akadalyok Macy to
mege megfelemlitette meg leg
erosebb es legbatrabb utazot is
Gondoljuk ell: 150O-2000 inert
f0ldet keresztiil vagni a legelha
gyatottabb videkeken, kopar heg,
lancokon, athatolhatatlannak tet
$40 oserdokon! A szomjusag, ra
galyos betegesegek, teljes kimerii
| les mem egy szerencsetlen utasnal
orokre elvagta utjat. Ellensege
! indian t0rzsek es utonallo bandi
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1922-08-24
ARANYAs0K
vandorlas Californiaba. Milyen
volt az utazas 2 postakocsikon,
Hallatlan aremelkedes. A kincs.
keres6 szomoru karavanok

Egy majusi napon 1S4S-ban a
kis San Francisco lakosai elenk IL
galommal szaladtak XII az utcara.
Egy idegen ment az uton, magasan
a feje felett ragyog6 aranyporral
toltott iiVeget tartott es szGntele-
nil ezt kiabalta oda kivancsi
embereknek: "Arany, arany az
.amerikai folyob6lp'
Ugyanazon ev marciusaban a
lvaros lakosai ertesultek ugyanar-
rol, hogy Suffers Fort kozeleben
egy munkasember aranyat talalt,
de a hir akkor mem hatott oily IL
galommal, mint az idegen esete-
ben, aki a majusi napfenyben or
diva villogtatta az iiveg aranyat.
A sejtelem ekkor Walt valo tennye,
ekkor indult meg az aradat, hogy
felkutassa kincset rejtegeto ca
liforniai "aranymezoket.'
Az hrapyasok
Az beteges izgalom, siirgetes,
vagyakozas, kapkodas, ami cali
formal nepvandorlast jellemzi
mint peldatlan eset marad orokre
cmlekezetes a vilagtortenefemben
Ugyvedek, keresked3k, orvosok
farmerek otthagytak iizleteiket e<
foglalkozasukat, tengereszek lie
sz0ktek hajoikr6l, katonak meg
lszoktek vagy kileptek szolgalatuk
Dol, hogy elindulhassanak az igi
ret foldjere, kincset banyaszni. A
1kis varost marol-holnapra lepte e
a vilag legtarkabb nepe: nok, fer
flax, ifjak es aggok, feherek ,es fe
ketek egyforma kapzsisaggal &.
lazas verejtekkel kutattak sarg;
arany utan.
Hogy kezdetben az aranyas6l
mily csodas ertekekrc bukkantal
es mily hihetetlen rovid lido alat
valtak gazdag emberekke, szam
talan eset szolgal feltetlen bizo
nyossaggal. Egy indian segitseg
gel rendelkezo ember egy dolla
ertekii aranyat banyaszott XII per
Fcenkint, egy mask egyetlen aran
darabot lett, amelynek erteke ak
| kor 5000 dollar volt, masok 500
,dollar ara aranyat kutattak fel n
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1922-08-24
@Egyrol- -Masrolg 50
R&gi magyar alakok.

tdoC -: mdbdt a. ClClCU UIy tuuclch
kozott is, amelyek alig latszottak
hatassal lenni egy a masra. Az
eletnek paratlanul nagy megislne-
reseb6l fakadt az q okoskodasa,
melyet nem rontott meg sc a ma
sok velemenyenek yakon val6 ell
fogadasa a tekintelyekben val6
megnyugvas, Sc pedig konyvekbSl
meritett tudakossag. .Metsz5en
eles elmeje minden tinetet az elet-
hez valo viszonyaban fogott Eel 5
ha el6re elkesziilt beszedere-ami
fajdal0m, nem volt gyakori eset--
akkor egy bolcsnek tanulsagos ta-
pasztalatait tarta haHgat6saga ele.
Es ezt kivaldan zamatos magyar
csengesu nyelven, rovid, egyszer1
mondatokban, kerllve minden szo-
noki pozt.. '
Beszedeiben gyakran csendnI lSi
humor. A tapasztalt ember fell
seges humora, aki nagy magassag-
bol nezi az elet tiilekedeseit, meg
latja dolgokban a fensegest is,
de a komikust is, szembeallitja az
igy nevetsegesen hato clientele
ket, de mindig bant6 szandek mel
kill. S fel tud emelkedni a leg
magasztosabb erzesekig. Tud lei
kesedni - amit Szilagyi sohese tu-
dett - igy tud lelkesiteni is. ST.
monyi Emo ravatala f0lott olyan
beszedet mondott, amelyben fell
|csendul a magyar hazafi evszaza-
dos Reserve hangos zokogasba
tortek XII a pohtikai kuld0ttsegek
tagjai. HaHottam beszelni Macy
k0r0s0n, amikor val6sagos exta
zisba hozta az orszagnak ezt leg
hidegebb k0zonseget, amely egy-
egy "eljent" is csak ritkan han
goztat ell. (Igaz azonban, hogy
hiien ragaszkodik ahoz, aki meg
nyerte szivet.)
Grof Apponyi Albert minden
! szonoklata a rhetorikanak egy.
egy miiveszi alkotasa. A targyat
8 nem boncolja szet dialektika
miit6kesevel, hanem egy maga.
sabb szempont nezoszogleteb6l vi
lagitja meg. S megvilagitas min
dig fenyes es csillog6. Nala a fel
s0bb eszmenye, az altalanosra esik
lmlndig a suly, a targyat, melyr5
beszel, annak keretebe allitja be
J lie. Felhasznalta ek0zben a $40
noklat mesterfogasait, de csak {
legnemesebbek kozott valogat
Minden mondata egy kereken be
felezett egesz, sokszor hosszu pc
ri6dusokat csinal, kozbeszurasa
kat hasznal, de osszefuggeseber
megis oily teljes, mintha eszterga
lpadon csiszoltak yolna XII. Gesztu
sal elokel6en nyugodtak, szerteler
lsegre se1 tartalomban, Sc for
maban sohase ragadtatja magat
Hangja is, melyet meltan mondot
tax gyakran fuvolaszeriinek, Macy
ban emeli a kedvez6 hatast. Eny
hen bank meg ellenfelevel is
mem ARA torekszik legf6bb eset
ben, hogy AIT agyoncafolja, ha
mem ARA, hogy a maga igazat ef
yenyre juttassa. Ritkan tamado
leginkabb csak akkor, ha tamadas
ra felel. Humora melyb6l fakad
de sohase az epebol, a guny fegy
yerevel mem el s trefas megjegy
zeseinek mines fulankja. Virago
kat mem tiizdel beszedebe, szine ke
YES van, hasonlatokat is ritka.
Ihasznal. Lyraja yekonyan esor
tnndoy Eu2,4 x,ar - -. - -.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1922-08-24
Postakccsik, okr0sszekerek es
0szverfogatok


Joval az aranymezok felfedeze.
Sc elott volt valami csekely keres.
lamok k0zott. A szallitast leg.
kedelem California es keleti al.
regibb idokben embei erovel bo.
nyolitottak lie. Az indianok ku
tyakat tanitottak be teherhordas
IA, regi spanyolok pedig al
Europaban hasznalatos - oszver
fogatokkal vegeztek a szallitast
A szallitasi k0ltseg rendesen egg
dollar volt minden font utan 10t
mertfoldnyi tavolsagra. Az eliza
gyatott, vad videket 1922 2-ben vag
: ia at az elso postakocsi.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1922-08-24

tax tamadasa napirenden volt Is
ezer meg eyer aranyaso esett sz0r-
nyu aldazatul. Akik pedig mind
eme nehezsegekkel megkiizdEe ell
jntottak caiforinaba, ketsegbe
esve konstaaltak, hogy meg a leg
sziiksegesebb cikkeket elelmisze-
reket, rtfiazatot es szerszamokat
sem kepesek beszerezni.
Irt6zatos kiizdelem a megelhetes-
ert
Konnyi elkepzelni, hogy lily ren
geteg tomeg ember ellatasa egy
olyan videken, ahoI eredetileg sem
volt boseg meg a legsziiksegesebt
cikkekben sem es ahol szallitas
szinte hihetetleniil nehez akada
lyokba utkozott, megoldhatatlar
|problemanak tetszett. Hogy q
szornyii dragasagrols fogalmat al
kothassunk, felsorojuk nehany
cikk arat, az aranyasok idejebol
| |egy koz0nseges as6 10 dollar, egy
horde liszt 400 dollar, a legsila
nyabb minosegii barna cukor font
jat dollarert mertek, mig egg
aranyasahoz val6, fab6l keszult
szerszam 16 dollarba kerult. Egy
san franciscoi vendeglos 4 dollar
szamitott egy szelet sonka, ket to
jas es cgy csesze kaveert. Eg.
negy het elotti ujsags egy dollarb;
keriilt es egy kozonseges niger
abban az id6ben 40 dollart is ell
kertek. AIT sem szabad figyel
men Xviii hagyni, hogy Califor
niaban ez idoben majdnem min
den ember aranyaso volt, akinei
a meregdragan vasarolt cikkeke
tavoli videkekre kellett elszalli
| taniok.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1922-08-24

/ A magyar kormany altal engedSlyezett
haj6starsasag.
The evening world., 1922-05-08
BOY LOSESLIFE
IN RESCU|NG GIRL
AS CANOE UPSETS
Robert Winihlad Drownet
Towing Boat and Conpan-
ion Ashore in Bay.

y Robert Windblad, nineteen, Of NO.
213 5Jth Street. Brooklyn, lost his life
in Jamaica Bay late yesterday after
noon while trying to swim ashore with
IFS Overturned canoe, TO which Miss
May Downing. nineteen. Of No. 252
b4th Street, unable to swim, was
clinging The girl was saved by a
boatman from Barren Island and to-
day is prostrated at her home. The
boys body was recovered.
Windblad, the son of prosperous
baker, employed in an insurance 'of-
flee in Manhattan, started out with
Miss Dowling for an afternoon at the
Sheepshead Bay Canoe Club, Of which
he was member. AS they left the
house, Miss Dowlings mother said
Remember to be careful, Robert,
as May can't swim
can right, don't worry" he replied.
After a day on the beach, Windblad
and the girl set out in the canoe to try
n new set of sails. In Jamaica Bay
the canoe upset in a gust of wind. As
he went over Windblad called to Miss
Bowling: "Cling to the canoe and
you'll be all SAFE Then, taking the
painter. he started swimming toward
Barren Island, towing the canoe. A
few minutes later the girl saw him
slip beneath the surface. She
screamed and attracted the attention
of the boatman on the island, who
Immediately put out to the rescue.
He drew the almost senseless girl into
The evening world., 1922-05-08

the alleged use Of drugs and treat
mDnt Of patients
Samur tu.cruyor appeared ror Dr
uwles ana made motion that tht
,pcc.ai guardians testimony reflect.
ing upon Dr. Cowles be expunget
from the records as "defamatory, II.
bclous and false" After hearing Mr.
ntermyer and reading a favorabl,
eport Of an Investigation OF DR.
'owless sani,aruu by the State Hos.
,itH, Commission. Justice Guy went
urther than Nj Untermyer request
d and ordered the guardians entir,
epOr stricken out.
BY the courts ruling, DR., CowIe,
The evening world., 1922-05-08

is entirely cleared OF all the charges
made against him in the conduct Of
his santarium.
The court troubles Of the Melville
started Il few months ago. when Mrs.
Melville's husband. William Randolph
Melville. director Of the Miner Edgar
Chemical Corporation, enjoined his
wife from removing some 800. 900
worth OF securities from the Guar
anty Safe Deposit Company. He de-
clared his wife was not mentally
competent. but a jury in Supreme
Court declared the woman was sane.
II was charged in "A special qua rdian's :
report that certain hallucinations suf-
fered by Mrs. Melville while a
iatlent in Or. Cowles's sanitarium
we're caused by the use OF drugs and
hypnotism.
The evening world., 1922-05-08
JAIL FOR SELLING
INDECENT PICTURES
Col. Covington Caused Arrest of
Four for Having Them, but
He Had Sold Them.

Col. Lorenzo Dow Covington. a
Board of Education lecturer, a Fellow
of the Royal Geographical Society. by
nomination of Sir Ernest Shackleton.
and a noted Psychologist, was sent
TO the penitentiary to-day for an in
definite term by the Justices Of Spe-
cial Sessions.
According TO John S. Sumner.
Superintendent Of the Society for the
Prevention of Vice, Col. Covington
came to him in November with infor-
nation as to four men who had in
decent pictures in their possession.
Mr.. Sumner gave him $50 with which
evidence for the conviction was Sc
cured. Recently Mr.. Sumner was in
formed that the Colonel was himself
the peddler of the pictures which
caused the Imprisonment of the four.
He was arrested March 81.
Justices Herbert, Moss and O'Keefe
said that they did not feel that Col.
Covington's record as a traveller and
discoverer proved anything except that
he knew better than most criminals
that he was breaking the law,
The evening world., 1922-05-08
TWO WOMEN JAILED;
ANARCHY CHARGE
Third VIII Be Sentenced
Next Week,for Urging.
Uprising. -

Mrs Minnie Kelnin, No. S2t Beck
man Avenue, the Bronx, was SEN
tenced to Auburn Prison for two years
and three months TO seven years by
Judge Gibbs in the Bronx County
Court to-day, and Mrs. Anna Leisch-
man, No. 42S East 1SSth Street, was
sentenced for one year and nine
months to six years. .....
Both we're convicted last week with
The evening world., 1922-05-08

Mrs. Tina Jurson. No. s2s Beekman
Avenue, OF criminal anarchy Mrs.
Jurson Will be sentenced next week.
The three were found guilty of DIS
tributing circulars year ago calling
for a May Day uprising. Judge Gibbs
said he believed they we're "outposts
Of the Soviet Government" whose
purpose was ito destroy every civil
lied government in the world"
The evening world., 1922-05-08
HEAVY, LOAD FALLS on WORK.
H. MAN, KILLS HIM.

Louis Hsrty. twenty-eiEht. No. 1855
Amsterdam Avenue. was killed this
morning in a warehouse where he was
employed at No. DeBraw street
Brooklyn. He was hoisting eight heavy
bags when the Aoistiug machinery shp-
ped and the load fell on his nesu'
The evening world., 1922-05-08

"UNCLE JOE" RECEIVERS RAPIDLY.
WASHINGTON. May S.-"Uncle Joe"
Cannon. whose celebration OF his eighty
sixth birthday yesterday was marred by
a slight illness, was reported to-day as
we'll as ever. At his office Il was said
he had suffered only from cold.
The evening world., 1922-05-08
DOCTOR CLEARED
OF DRUG CHARGE
'NieINille Guardians IeSunon,
Rejected Because of Cowles
Sanitarium Statement.

Supreme Court Justice Guy to-day
ordered expunged from the court rec.
ords all testimony of special guar
dian appointed for Mrs, Jean c. Mel
vile This testimony contained dc
famatory statements against Or. Ed.
ward S. Cowles and his sanitariun
~ No. 591 Park Avenue relative &c
The evening world., 1922-05-08
Observation-Disclosures

-.-... Originally NOW
Dimity and voile blouses ,oso 8oS $50 r
Io8 Friled voie bouses o.so to 1900 M ~ so
70 Crepe de chine geogette bouses 1900 $500 1000
100 Linen and gabardne skirts 6zso 1000 395
rs Plain or trnged wool skirts 1850 TO 1900 sos
90 Homespun and tweed skirts 'I21so 1850 i05e
Novelty cloth and silk skirts 1850 TO .az5 1900
THIRD FLOOR ".:,t~* ,.rf 4:If ~
Corduroy robes, several shades Sos re-
IS Crepe de chino satin neggees I9zso 1ozs s75
| 50 Imported Paris negGgees and .. -.
gowns 5000 to $3.50
SECOND
The evening world., 1922-05-08
GIRLS & JUNIORS. APPAREL--4th Floor,
ALL SALES FINAL

95 Cloth coats and capes, 4 to IA yrs.
ITO Cloth coats and capes, to II yrs.
I25 Cloth coats, sizes 10 to II yrs.
49 Junior misses suits,,I to II yrs4.
SO Junior misses silk frocks, -, to
II yrs.
81 Cloth dresses, sizes II to II yrs.
79 French handmade white dresses, 4
to 10 yrs.
I25 Colored tub dresses, 10 to II yrs.
$50 White wash frocks, 4, S, 6 yrs, -
500 Pairs of shoes
400 MILDLY blouses, 8 to rsyrs.z-main fl
$50 Wool slip-over sweaters@main floor
I5o Children's blouses, 8 to I6 Yrs.
Great Falls tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1921-current, 1922-11-05
Great Falls Man Married
Thursday at RlceviiIe.

The marriage Of Robert y. Prior,
son of hIr. and Mrs. y. A. Prior of
514 Seventh street north, and Doro-
thea Iiehetrau. daughter Of Mr.. aud
Mrs. Edward Liebetrau of Riceville.
took place at the home Of the brides
parents Thursday morning at IL
o'clock. The Rev. V. '. Lopez. pastor
of the First Congregational church of
this city. officiated.
The bride. who was unattended.
wore a suit of brown marvella cloth.
trimmed with beaver, with hat 10
match. Her corsage was OF 0phelia
roses. Mrs. Groute played the
wedding march and sang j Love You
Truly"
Following their wedding trip through
the southern part Of the state, MIR. and
Mrs. Prior will make their home III
115 Seventh street north.
Mr.. Prior is IA prominent Great Fails
man and a graduate Of the Great
Falls high school in the class OF 1922
Great Falls people present at the
wedding included the parents OF tn"
bridegroom. his two sisters, Harriet
and Alice, and Mr.. and Mrs. Howard
Stanley. the latter another sister.
Great Falls tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1921-current, 1922-11-05
Dorothy Williams Gives
Halloween Costume Dance.

A post Halloween dance was gwen
Friday evening at the home Of Miss
Dorothy Williams. 324 Fourth street
north. Pumpkins, black cats and other
motifs symbolizing Halloween were
used in decorating. The guests came
masked and in costume. Dancing,
music and games were delightful fea-
lures of the evenings entertainment.
The following. guests were invited:
Miss Marie Watson. Miss Marian
Gift. Miss Rachel Sue Ford, Miss
Anna Uretzky, Miss Lucille Smith,
Miss Jane Thelen, Miss Peggy Ann
Hebner. Miss Betty Jane Hebner, Miss
Alberta Clark, Miss Elizabeth Strain,
Miss. Elizabeth Bennett, Miss Ger
trude Warden, Miss Patricia Jones.
Miss Eileen Jackson. Miss Marjorie
johnson. Miss Marjorie Butler.
Thomas Landers. James Green.
George Asselstine, Noel Gies. William
Scott, Edmund Quigley. James Irwin.
Sam Stephenson, Jr.. Robert Johnson,
Norwood Ball. Elliott WRdsworth,
Bennett Arshandoe and Reuben
johnson.
The hostess is the daughter Of Mr..
and Mrs. r. Il. Williams.
Great Falls tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1921-current, 1922-11-05
Dorothy Brown Celebrates
Tenth Birthday Anniversary.

In celebration Of her tenth birthday;
Dorothy Brown. daughter OF Mf. and
Mrs, Frank r. Brown Of ana Fifth
avenue north. entertained % little girls
az her home Saturday afternoon. The
afternoon was pleasantly spent with
games and contests, followed by birth
day refreshments. ,
Those present were Margaret and
Jane Brady. ROLAND Bunnell. Sally
Strain. Virginia Warden, Margaret
Gaines. Dorothy Butler. Vera Louise
Thelcn. Margaret Lying. Katherine
Jester, Charlotte Sonthmayd., Louise
Clary, Lois Thompson: Evelyn and
Marjorie Fisher. Ruth Jackson. Helen
BeSte. Leslie. Frances Walker. Marian
Gilchrist. Rosemary Gies. Jessie Pat
Rosemary Brown and Loretta Beatty.
Great Falls tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1921-current, 1922-11-05
Entertdins With Halloween
Supper Dance Monday.

Miss G~eorgina Rcxford of 1921
Fourth avenue north entertained Mon
day evening with a Halloween dance
Mt Odd Fellows hail. Decorations of
Halloween motifs were used in decorat-
ing the hall and the banquet table. A
four piece orchestra furnished m,i@i',
Those present We're Miss Elaine
Hodges. Miss Iva Duncan, Miss Con
stance sieblom. Miss Alta S~choeberg,
Miss Alice Noble, Miss Maragret Regain,
Miss Olive Schrader. Miss Catherine
Harmon. Miss Mabel Johnson. Miss
lillian Commas. Miss Gladys Rexford.
Ray Amunson, Edwin Duffy. Carl
schrader, Clifford Booth. Charles
Thomson. Leonard Rensch. Andrew
0kermah. Claude Duncan, Clarence
Kubesek. Delbert Johnston and Claf-
enee Dulzey.
Great Falls tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1921-current, 1922-11-05
Two Are Hostesses
With Dancing Party

The Misses Ruth Heck and Ruby
Foss entertained at q masquerade
dancing party, October -, AZ tnelr
hone a91 Fifth avenue north. Orange
and black we're used in decorating, the
rooms. Refreshments were served at
II o'clock. Benny's orchestra; com
posed Of Harry Moore, George Benny-
furnished music for the evening;
The guests were Miss Doris Tnrsell'
Miss Mona Scranton, Miss Alice Holtz-
berger, Miss Lenore Swain. Miss Laura
Mcdonald, Miss Wilma Pentand; MISS
Mable Hoosier, Miss Marie Newell,
Miss Elizabeth Kraatz. Miss Elizabeth
Johnston, Miss Dorothy Creel and Miss
Josephine Brown. ESQ.,,
Claude Scranton, Eugene Fultz. Earl
Balyeat, Noal Ballard, Russell Rector,
Robert Troelzsch, William Pyatt, Emil
proettzsch. William Graffin, Randolph
Wight, Garfield Hickman. Clay Wag-
ner. AL Burns and Paul Bidstrom.
Great Falls tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1921-current, 1922-11-05
Newcomers Are Honored
Thursday Evening.

Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Johnson Of
1911 Third avenue north, entertained
Thursday evening in honor Of Mr., and
Mrs. Edwin A. johnson, formerly of
Wenatchee, Wash. who have come
here to make their home. Halloween
decorations prevailed throughout the
house. The evening was spent with
games and music.
The guests were Mr.. and Mrs.
Walter Hillstrand. Mr.. and Mrs.
Leonard Larson. Mr., and Mrs. Carl
Bnarson. Mr.. md Mrs. Harry Hill
strand. Mrs. MabIe Smuland. Mrs.
Charles Hillstrand. Mrs. Gus Franson.
Mrs, Alfred Johnson. the Rev. and
Mrs. +, II. Olson. Alfred Malmberg,
William Johnson and q. Divine.
Great Falls tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1921-current, 1922-11-05
Mrs. Kelly E~ntertains
Choir Members With Tea

Twenty-Five members of the choir
of the Church of the Incarnation were
entertained at a musical tea last Sun
day afternoon. from 4 until q o'clock,
at the home of Mrs. Il. b. Kelly. 2eo
Third avenue north.
Mrs. Kelly was assisted by Mrs. Will
lis 7. Burns and Mrs. Charles Russell,
Mrs. ]. W. Church, Mrs. ]. +. Adams.
Mrs. John Dickson and Miss Frances
Heidi.