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The Butler weekly times and the Bates County record. (Butler, Mo.) 1918-1950, 1922-03-09
Another State Fair Assured.

Jefferson City, March 3.-The state
fair board and the state board Of az.
riculture voted unanimously today te
Lold the annual state fair at Scdalia
this year, August II to rs. inclusive.
Meantime, the state fair board is 60
ing over the report of accountants
under State Auditor Haeknann. de-
livered to Governor Hyde last Satur-
day. which showed that the fair was
IN debt and without funds to hold a
fair this year.
Z. 6. Bylander, of Sedalia, seere-
tary of the state fair for many years,
that his resignation, rendered
to the fair board several weeks ago,
be accepted. The board aequieseed.
ByIander has accepted position as
secretary of the Arkansas state fair.
The Butler weekly times and the Bates County record. (Butler, Mo.) 1918-1950, 1922-03-09

Frank Rapp took load of wood 10
his mother in Appleton City Wednes-
day.
Mrs c. N. Rapp and SON, Amos,
helped Fred Vogt, Jr, and family
move to the Sunderwirth farm
Wednesday.
We had nice rain Wednesday
evening.
Some of the children and grand
children helped Grandmother Fischer
celebrate her Both birthday Friday 1t
the home of her daughter, Mrs. John
ME Aarquardt.
Emma Lindenman is staying with
Mrs. Jennings Fix, who is on the
sick list
Carl Bracher who has been in St
Louis the past month taking medical
treatment returned home Saturday.
Nick and Martin Rapp and their
wives spent Wednesday with MIRA
John Aarquardt
AAuAoo AAS$hCA 10 StdyAHS WIN uCt
aunt, Mrs Johnnie Marquardt and
family.
Paul Fischer and family and job.
Schenker and wife dined Sunday with
John Fischer and family.
Fred Vogt, Jr, and family and VIM.
Iogt and wife dincd Sunday with c.
NJ. Rapp and family.
Quite few Of the young folks
gathered at the Martin Rapp home
Sunday night.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Rapp celebrat-
cd their twenty-fifth wedding ami
versary Saturday evening. They re-
ceived many valuable presents.
Those present we're: c. NJ. Nick and
Martin Rapp. Joe Bracher. John
Ioss, Lewis Fleischer, Fred Vogt
;r.. George Seider, Bruno thinner
schied, Herman Lindenman and their
families, Rev. Holler and wife, Grand
ma Rapp, VIM. Vogt and wife. Mrs.
John Aarquardt and Miss Mildred
Este, Mrs. John Seider and 500
Willie
The Butler weekly times and the Bates County record. (Butler, Mo.) 1918-1950, 1922-03-09
South of Town Items,

Kenneth Wright. son OF Fred
Wright, had the misfortune TO fall
from a hay NOV. cutting quite cash
in his lower lip.
D. G. Smith and family visited at
the home OF Laverne Silvers Sunday.
Richard Combs and wife have been
on the sick list.
]. A. Cobb and wife visited at the
home of a ]. Powell of Butler on
Sunday.
A three &C. comedy VIII be given
at the Miller school house Saturday
night, March IL The Black Heifer.
The sick folks OF our neighbor-
hood are improving.
Jesse Warren and family visited
Sunday at Fred Wright's home.
Frances Crabb spent Saturday and
Sunday at the home Of N. Warren.
Charley Burch has been very sick
at the home of his brother. jerry
Bwch, but is bettef at this writing.
{. The Farmers Club failed to have
their meeting Friday night on ac-
count of bad roads.
Mrs. Edna Frazee went to Kansas
City Saturday night to visit her sis
ter, Mrs. Sims. who is very III. at
the hospital
]. +. Hendricks has sold his prop
erty b The nosth part Of the elsy -
Nasy c. Cardss. q ssaf Aasiae-
The Butler weekly times and the Bates County record. (Butler, Mo.) 1918-1950, 1922-03-09
Clipped From the Adrian Journal.

Harlan Fl. Highley died at the
home OF his parents, Mr. and Mrs. T,
B. Highley, in Shawnee. township,
Monday, February 27th. of diph-
liberia; aged IS years, s months and
"a days
Harlan was, born in Shawnee town
ship May 18th, 1903, and had spent
his entire life there. He was an in
dustrious boy and his parents had
learned to depend on him in the farm
work to which work he was devoted.
He was boy who commanded the
respect of all who knew him.. Ten
days before his death he was stricken
with that dreaded malady, diph,heria,
from which he died
w. J.. Dadc, who lives eight miles
northeast of Adrian. lost his house
and contents by fire Monday evening.
February 27th. The fire started i'll
the roo from defective chimney
and soon made such progress before
it way discovered that but little fur
riturc was saved.
The house was OWNED by w. l..
Frost, OF Macomb, Illinois
W. a. Groutsch has SOLD his bak-
cry business to F. n. Barnett OF
Odessa. Mo-, who has taken posses
sion OF same. Mr.. Groutsch built up
a good business and has given SER
vice. Mr.. Barnett will keep the bust
ness up to its present high standard.
Claude McComb is making planS to
install a radio station at the Stith
home. He has ordered large receiv-
ing instrument and will soon be able
to catch the concerts being given in
the cities. Mr.. Lee Stith is associat-
ed with Claude in the project and
when completed they will entertain
their friends with the air concerts.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-12-24
Photo by Bacnrach

h.r parents. Or. and Mrs c. =.
Wumayk
Miss Ann Sreucer Of Danvillc. has
returned t" her home" after Visiting
Mr. and Mrs *. Z. Whittie here Hast
Mrs George whaling returned
SHaday 20 her home i'm winston
Salon. y. g.. after spending a week
with Mr. and 'lrS {. y Whaling.
Miss Pamela Sparrow, who is u
SUDDEN, AZ Hollins College. IS home
for tho holidays with hcr parents.
Nr ana Mrs. J. H. Sparrow.
Alexander itslcy Of Richmond.
has COME % Mariinsv!ll. to live. ho-
ing connected win IN. local ware
nous" OF the Comparative Tobacco
Growers Association.
II ! Tuggie lr.. has gone to New
orleans 60 meet his father II. I. Tug
gle who Is returning from "a visi, of
several months to his daughter in
California
Mrs ". NJ. white was hostess
saturday evening at an attractive 6
o'clock dinner at her home on
'Nnr'h street.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-12-24
MANY AT BLACKSTONE
FOR YULET|DE SEASON
Christmas to Be Homecoming
for Many Former Motto.
way People.
Special To The T!mes-Dispa,chl

Especial To The Times Dispatch
BLACKSTONE. VA. Dec. 23.-M's So
Kate crailc who ia teaching in Roa-
uokc. is here To spend the Yuleiide
season with her home people.
j. y. Irhy. travelling salesman with
the Belknaps. is spending tho holI-
days with his parents. Mr.. and Mrs.
w. y Irby.
Mesdamcs X. T.. billiard and Her
man Jackson were visitors TO Peters
burg the past week
Mrs. Richard Martin. OF Farmvillc.
y. G.. is visiting her parents. Mr.. and
Mrs. Walter /. Jones.
Mesdames Lee Morgan and l.. C.
Coleman visited in Richmond on
Wednesday,.
liolcomb llur, and George Young.
students at the University OF Nir
rinia. are here spending tho holidays
with their home people.
y very pretty affair was given by
Miss Matte ifitc ON Thursday AT her
home. on South Main street. RcccIv-
ing with Miss lite was her sister.
Mrs. H. :. Robertson.
T. NJ lrhy, Of New Orleans, IL a.,
homo for the holidays.
Rev. J. II. kitchin. Jr. OF Lynch
burg Christian College. is spending
the holidays with friends here
Mrs. George Crai!c left on Friday
fer Washington. II. G.. for stay OF
two weeks with her mother. Mrs
O'Bannon. or that city.
Miss JacQuelin Irhy visited friends
in Petersburg the past week
l.. II. Young. Llewclyn 1rby. George
Scoy and Nat Mason. students at Will
liam and Mary College, are here for
the holidays.
Mrs T. j. Holden was hostess 20
the Music club on Wednesday Rc-
ceiv!nr with Mrs. Holden was Mrs.
X. r.. Diilard.
Misses Jostis and Martin motorcd
TO Petersburg on Monday.
Willie Epcs. of ST. Louis. Mo. ia
visiting his mother, Mrs. Edwin
tipvs
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-12-24
PULASKI

Especial to The Times u. sratch.
PULASKI VA. Dec. % Social
events Of The week hav" given
place t. preparatioms for christmas
festivities and tho home coming OF
tn" absent members Of tho fanny.
College students who hav" arrived
include Misses Margaret Draper and
Nerua Lucas. liollins Miss Theo.
Derrick, =. Mary's school. Raleigh.
y. G.: Wilkie Hunt. l.. y Shun, .r..
md Eugene GroScclosc. University
of Virginia. Herman Hurst and De
witt Mullins. Tennessee Military In
stitutc, Swectwater. Tenn; James
"roiingcr ana Alton Crowcll. Ran
dclph Macon College. Ashland.
The employees OF tho Paul Knitting
Mills held thor annual holiday Ces-
iivi,i"s Friday night IN tn. r"cr"a-
tion room at the plant Various nov
elites and games were introduced. y
feature OF tn" OCCASION was the am
nouucemcnt of Christmas gift 10
zach cmployc i'm tn" ;orm OF cash
bonus. Refreshments were served
Mrs. Il. q. I.t1hugh and daughter.
Mary. left Weduc sdaY To- spend the
holidays With relatives in Peters
burg.
Rev and Mrs. G. ]. Rice. Of Wythc-
villc. wcr" guests "a part OF tho week
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-12-24
spent Sunday afternoon at tho home
| OF her parents, MIR. and Mrs. George

spent Sunday afternoon at tho home
OF her parents. MIR. and Mrs. George
Neal.
Mrs. cdmundson and son, Coy
Lamm. who hnve boon visiting Mrs.
'l;dmundson's son. III. H. Houston. for
tho past two weeks. returned to their
home In Wilson. y. c.. Sunday.
Mr.. ana Mrs. Juhu *. Chandler and
Miss Nellie Myers spent tho weekend
In Washington.
Mrs. y. \. Riddle went to Alcxan-
dria Sunday evening TO spend the
week with her son.
Mr.. and Mrs. 4. Il. Fleet gavo Il
dinner sunday in honor Of Mr. and
Mrs. Julian Nenablc. OF Stephens
CITY.
G. H. liinkins spent Saturday and
sunday here as tho guest OF his aunt.
Mrs. Rose Sp"ngicr.
br. {. T.. liarioc. of Winchester
spent SUNDAY in town with friends
Frank Miller. of Washington, is
visiting hia aunt. Mrs. Kate IIupn.
John Smith ana Lester Knee wcrs
Wurdensville visitors Monday.
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are spending several days at thoir
old homo In Baltimore.
Mrs. }. Fred Nelson was called to
GalaS on account of the extreme III
ness OF her father.
Pythagoras Lodge No. o3o. a. T.
and ~. NJ. at Its stated communion
ton Monday night. elected tho fol-
lowing oiiiccrs. G.. III. CrcKcr wor-
shipful master. James Gilmcr Bo-
sang. senior warden: q, T.. Dudley.
Junior warden: ". ". cave. trcasur-
er: NJ. l.. Muirc. secretary; T.. V.
Jameson. senior deacon: w. &. Me-
kce. junior deacon: the Rev. w. j
Aifriend. chaplain: Il. G. Lemon. tilcr.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-12-24
STRASBURG

Especial TO Tho Times Dispatch
STRASEtRG. VA. Dec @3.-Mrs
t.iizabeth Sudd returned Thursday
from Washington. u. G.. where she
mas h"cn tn" guest OF relatives and
friends FOR the pas: six months
Miss May Neal OF NVnshIny,o,
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Of tho Roy. and Mrs. ". 6. Goth. a,
the Lutheran parsonage.
9. Il. Tate. OF Lexington. is visit
Ing relatives in tn" county.
Mrs. John G"mmcll OF Richmond.
is visiting her daughter, Mrs. V. 4.
k"istor
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-12-24

fcrc'va! Johnson. NJ Philadelphia,
president of the Pulaski Iron Co,
was a visitor hero Tuesday
Mrs. 6. y. Otcy has gone to Green
VILE Tenn, TO spend the holidays
with h"r mother
Mr. and Mrs William T. uormauu
New-York tribune., 1922-11-19
Theoria Season Is Opened
With a Birthday Party

Theoria, Mrs. Harold George Wood,
president and founder, held it's first
meeting of the season at the Hotel
Astor on Wednesday,. Four hundred
were present at luncheon, and later the
Forty ninth Street Theater was filled
almost to its capacity down stairs with
the members and their guests. The
play seen was "Whispering Wires. =
In the dining room the decorations
were of the club colors, yellow, and at
the dessert course the lights were low
cred and to a march a long line of
walters marched into the room and
around the tables, each bearing in his
hands birthday cake with three
lighted candles. After an address from
the president Mrs. Wood introduced
Mr.. Claiming Pollock as "Godfather
Charming Pollock" He gave very in
teresting and amusing talk. Mrs. L. H.
Baer sang song and as an encore the
club song, teTheoria.r
On Tuesday evening Theoria will
give its first dinner and theater
party of the season. The dinner
will be held at the Hotel Astor and
Princess" On Thursday the club
will attend q performance of "The
Fool" at Times Square Theater.
This party is given in honor of
Mr. Pollock, the author, before his
departure for Europe. Many new
members were added to the already
large membership and the first day
closed amid a general voice of ap-
proval
New-York tribune., 1922-11-19
News Of Women's Clubs---Socia Affairs Of Note

/ marriage to Mr.. Francis Baker Hagne
| son Of Mr.. and Mrs. Ainsworth y
| Hague, of North Ninth Street, Newark
will take place IL, the Morrow Memorial
Church, Maplewood, Thursday evening
December q. A number Of entertain
ments in honor of the prospective
bride are being planned.
Mrs. Burdette G. Orsor, Of &c Wilcox
Place, East Orange, will be hostess at
d meeting of her bridge club Tuesday
Mrs. William J. Harnish, Of % Wat
son Avenue, East Orange, Was hostess
at the last meeting of the club.
Mrs. Alberta La Forge, of 142 Valley
isRoaa, West Orange, Will depart in the
near future for California, where she
will remain until the close OF chs win
ter season.
Rehearsala are being held for the
English comedy "Just Like Judy,
which will be prese nted by the dra-
matte eorpa Of the Maplewocd Country
Club December and at the kicaiton
School. The play is being coached by
Mr.. james Penncyer.
Mrs. Halsey C. Stafford, of Myrtle
Avenue, Mapiewood, has gone to At
lantic City for short stay.
Mrs, w. +. Dene1, Of Mountain Ave-
nue., Maplewood, was the hostess
Wednesday afternoon at the meeting
of the literature department OF the
Woman's Club Of Maplewood. The
main subject discussed was the Life
Of Jane Austin" Mrs. George e. Low
acted as leader.
Miss Dorothy Norton, daughter Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Lawrence A. Norton, of
Hartford Road, South Orange, will en-
tertain at bridge Wednesday after
noon. Miss Norton recently returned
to her home after spending period
Of about year in south Jersey.
A South Orange dshutante-so-be is
Miss Helen Smith, daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs Fred Smith Sd, Of Scot. and Road,
South Orange, who will be presented
to society OF the Oranges at party
to be given in her honor by her parents
December 27.
Mrs. William w. Creasey, Of TT
Harrison Street, East Orange, will be
hostess at her home November "a for
the Friday Luncheon Club, Of which
she is o member.
Miss Gertrude Cannon, of Whittle-
sey Avenue, East Orange, has returned
from a short visit with friends at Port
Jefferson.
New-York tribune., 1922-11-19
Mozart Juniors
Give Gard Fe,e
AT Hotel As,o

The members Of The Ju,so.
Junior matrons Of the New " - e
zafs society of which Mrs. Sss'. 81 !. y
Conneli is president, held / s ,vsis Y
last Monday at she Hotel Az s.a par,
meet on the second Monaay j.
rnoEsi.. Miss Bessie Wor,a.. = essq
is s'n,irrnan OF the Juniors ~ s's,s'
p''f1ld Alexander Green n ~ ~ g
tssas. ae VI
fhe other members Of a.
are Miss Grace Adelaide Hess;, .-',l'''ii
chairman; Miss Eleanor d
Miss Beatrice j. Boerum, Biz. sosras 3
|. Bentley, Miss Ida r ss F,seF peFsiy
Gertrude A. L. Block, MisS Ha H ka
mann, Miss Angela G.. Coessaa sisas.
Mabel Cervahtes, Miss AM Asn, Vs.
Crane, Miss Elizabeth z s - asfaskiAa
Edith Anna Crowley, Miss EIi,as' Ea' hl:s
Edwards, Miss Elsie Marie Co. Co. a
Louise II. Ganss, Mias Melba sass
ZACH, Miss Florence M. HaSIss vstt
Maude A. H. James. Misc Ess
A. Joseph, Miss Margaret 1 w. ysisssslsst
Dorothy Adele Kneisel, Miss s sss ! xs
donald, Miss Sallie NJ. MeEss,ss " ~
Madeleine L. McReoeh. Nh, s ss
Minis, Miss Marion A. oeSs1i ~
Margaret Parks, Miss z. Prsssas,ssa Pas q
dergast, Miss Adele 4. psrSs.sass g
Miss v. Dorothy Pitts, Mis-. 80 80
L. Stevens, Miss Charlotte n s.sIe s.es
worth, Miss Adrienne C. soIsir Ssssa n
Beatrice e. Silio, Miss 1, IiII;.. ais
Schwoerer, Miss Josephine Titss T.s1 i. !
Beatriz I. Van Saun, Miss 'Tss ns...sa sia
Welch and Miss Grace Willerh,sgs s'0sas
Associate men bers of the Jus;s...
Tinet: Miss Marie c. Carr W. ~ ~.
ginia Carr, Miss Irma G. Fenrss' ~; ".
Jean Banks Walsh and Miss Nsssss ~
Benn Walsh. 4'sssils
The Junior Matrons ircluse III, ~,
colin Voorhees, Clark, vise-urss;sa.al. L, ,,,sl'
Mrs. Lemuei Densmore Basns ,s'-ss,., y.
Karl A. Brahe, Mrs. Raymond IIn,a,s a,s
Mrs. T. Wright Hare, Nrs. r. E,.5
Klages, Mrs. Horace E. Ketshan N.' a.
Harold L. Lanchantin, Mrs. I.eor,rs ~ :
Lisner, Mrs. George E. Morgissey u. !.
Arthur S. Mawhinney, Mrs. 4. pss
ers, Mrs. Henry C. Riefe. Nrs S lses
Schuma cher, Mrs. Norman SIifer - H.
Norton /. yirgiep and Mrs. Frsstr,S
III. Peper jr.
New-York tribune., 1922-11-19


at the. home of Mrs Powell Cronk, 2G
Elmwood Avenue, East Orange.
An engagement announcement of
great interest to Orangeites is that of
Mr.. Eugene Andrew Tracy, son of Mrs.
Ida Tracy, of Lincoln Avenue, Orange,
to Miss Helen Dorothy Foster, daughter
of Mrs. Walter F. Foster, of San Fran
cisco. Present plans are to the effect
that the wedding will take place in
April.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward NJ. Collie, who
were married November IL, will be at
home after December l at 100 Chest
nut Street, East Orange. Mrs. Collie
before her marriage was Miss Ernmlin
Hall, of Flushing, L. I.
Mrs. j. B. Milne and Mr.. Frederick
Reinherr are in charge of arrangements
for the first dance, November %, in the
series of three to be given at the West
Orange High School for the benefit Of
the scholarship fund.
\ The main topic at the present time
for the young as we'll as the not quite
Society Of the Oranges is the Junior
Assembly Follies," to be presented by
the boys and girls who compose the
society's junior assembly, Tuesday eve-
ming, December IL, at the East Orange
High School. Mr.. John r. Phillips is
the director Of rehearsals with Mr..
William C. Merley in charge of the
| music.
Mrs. Charles r. Metzgar, of Harrison
Street, East Orange, Is spending sew
eral weeks as the. guest Of her sister,
Mrs. Douglas Bond, of Philadelphia.
Mrs. W. T. Gooch and daughter, Mrs.
Bruce Malcolm, OF Brookside Road,
South Orange, have returned from a
| stay at their summer home at West
Hampton Beach, L. I.
Miss Rachel Cutler, daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. William Cutler, of 1876 Ham
| ilton Street, East Orange, was married
at s o'clock Wednesday night to Mr..
George D. Utter, Of Greenwood Lake,
y. (, The ceremony was performed in
Grace Episcopal Church, Orange, by
the rector, the Rev. DR.. Cha ~les Thorn
as Walklcy.
Mrs. William Mclean, of Newark,
sister of the bride, was the matron Of
! honor, and the bridesmaids were Miss
Lillian Cross, Miss Mary McGarry and
Miss Rachel Hopkins, of East Orange,
and Mrs. Estelle Eastwood, of Green
wood Lake, sister of the bridegroom.
MIR. Richard A. Cutler bro Fer of the
bride, was the best nan. 'r..s nahers
included Mr.. William Ms.-ear.. Mr..
Richard Cross, Mr.. Alexander Gross and
MIR. Alexander McGarry
Twenty-Five friends of Mrs. Frances
Epp}ey, of N ,w York, formerly of West
Orange, enja .5 reunion with her
during the last week, when Mrs. Ep-
pley entertained informally at the Es-
sex County Country Club, West Or
ange. Mrs. Eppley formerly was the
owner of Tiermore, in Y itton P.,k,
West Orange which she sold to Mr..
and Mrs. Edgar L. Newhouse and which
is now occupied by them.
Mrs. William Newton Bament, Of 1923
New-York tribune., 1922-11-19
Clubs in City Expected to Give
Red Cross 100 Per Cent Answer
Special Meetings Called by Number of Presidents
and Features Have Been Arranged
for the Roll Call

City expected enrolled
100 the Sixth Annual Roll
according Mrs Louis Raiston Federated
Of the Roll Call meetings
The Ray presi
dent the membership
he'd Cross The heater Assembly Mrs Christopher president
the Thcater Club president
Club, Mrs Albert Garfield Bage president the Life
AIRS Mildred Manley Eaon president the Rubenstein Club W
liam Rogers Chapman president the Beethoven Society
Tagiavia
Soro. Caroline Chds president given splendid
New-York tribune., 1922-11-19

The last meeting of the club was held
at the home of Mrs. Powell Cronk, 26
Elmwood Avenue, East Orange.
New-York tribune., 1922-11-19

Nal Vivian Gilbert will b, the
sssskss Friday, November 24, ut the
New-York tribune., 1922-11-19

Miss Gertrude Cannon, of Whittie-
sey Avenue, East Orange, has returned
from short visit with friends at Port
Jefferson
New-York tribune., 1922-11-19

Mrs. L. E. Shaw, of 179 North Park
way, East Orange, will be hostess
Wedne sday, NoveD ber 20, for a inset.
ing of the Wednesday Luncheon Ciuh
New-York tribune., 1922-11-19

Mrs. r. S. Stevenson, of 25 Hampton
Terrace, East Orange, was the hostess
at her home last Monday afternoon for
the meeting OF the Southern Society %
ne Oranges. Mrs. G. T. MARITIME, also
hostess.
New-York tribune., 1922-11-19

The annual card party Of the Gov
ernment Club, Mrs. George E. Owens
president. will be held at the Pennsyl-
vania Hotel on Tuesday at 2 p. M Mrs.
William F. Kessel is chairman, and will
be assisted by directors of the club
and her committee.
New-York tribune., 1922-11-19

Mrs. Charles r. Metzgar, of Harris on
Street, East Orange, Is spending sew
eral weeks as the guest Of her sister,
Mrs. Douglas Bond, of Philadelphia.
New-York tribune., 1922-11-19

The thirty-sixth season Of the
* biEstein Club. Mrs. William Rogers
Chapns an, president. was inaug rated
yessereay at the Waldorf Astoria. An
artists recital w&s given by Pn1e.
ExEesrans Snsumann- -Heink, the eminent
New-York tribune., 1922-11-19

Mrs. William w. Creasey, Of TT
Harrison Street, East Orange, will be
hostess at her home November "a for
the Friday Luncheon Club, Of which
she is member.
New-York tribune., 1922-11-19

The Michigan Women of New York.
MRS; John Jay Bush president, will
nnld a, a regular monthly meeting at the
ness meeting at '2:30 O'clock: program
New-York tribune., 1922-11-19

waldorf Astoria under auspices of the
New York State Society, u s. Daughters
of 1912. His subject will be Rumance
of the Last Crusade" When the war
broke out Major Gilbert, resigning iron,
saPeg-o'- My Heart" company, Joined the
British army in England, was at the
Somne, fought in Serbia, Bulgaria and
Greece, ending with Allenby's army in
Palestine. While Fridays lecture will
not be q war lecture, it will recall much
of the war interest by It's connection
With Old Testament history.
Woman's enterprise., 1922-09-01
Annual Picnic for the Veterans.

On August 5th, Henry Watkins Al
len Chapter, u D. c., celebrated the
anniversary Of the Battle of Baton
Rouge, by giving its annual picnic
complimentary to the local veterans
which was attended by over rs peo-
pie.
The picturesque old home of Mrs.
Cordelia Cheatham, about 7 miles
from Baton Rouge was the place Sc
lected for this affair where under the
magnificent oaks over one hundred
years old, the feast was spread.
A program suitable to the occasion
was presented. Hon. 0. D. Brooks,
commander Confederate veterans,
State Of Louisiana, was an honored
guest and made few appropriate re-
marks, expressing his pleasure in be-
ing on the auspicious occasion. Gen.
John J. McGrath was then called up
and in his usual impressive manner
made a beautiful talk which was high
ly appreciated. Miss Matte B. Nc
Grath, President of the Chapter, well
coined the guests in few we'll chosen
words. Mr.. W. P. Denham, command
er Camp II, spoke of the reunion at |
Richmond, at which he was present. |
Hon. Howell Morgan, State Treasurer,
was also special guest and express
ed his pleasure in being with the vet
erans and spoke Of the feeling of the
younger generation for those who
fought and "wore the gray"
Several patriotic choruses were
rendered by a number of young lad
les which we're very much enjoyed.
The program was concluded by the
veterans marching in single file
around the grand old oak which had
been christened by the Chapter as the
Henry Watkins Allen tree" This
was an impressive ceremony to the
memory of our gallant war governor.
A sumptuous picnic dinner was then
served consisting of fried chicken,
boiled ham, sandwiches of various
kinds, potato salad, tomatoes and
pickles, ETC., followed by
ice cream, cake and coffee.
Altogether it was a grand gath
ering of the veterans and the daugi,-
:ers and will long linger in the men,