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El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-04-02
Una cARTA I uN NoNBnAllESrt

7COHllrtudlluO VIII IlI0rItllctOll plkDllcit-
da por Ell 1sIPARCIAIs hemos tenido
al gdsto de recibir Ia siguiente carta !:
sBaaco coinerelal y Agrltoia,
San Juan, r, Il.
Muy senotes nuestros::
Tencnies Ell gutso de anunciarle d.
nuestfo Consejo de Administration ha
nonbrado snb-directer gerente dc es-
te Banco d don Eugenio b. Delgado,
quien hasta recientemente estuvo for
maneo parte del personal del Irving
Bank Columbia Trust Company, de
New York.
Habiendo presentado Ia renuncia de
su cargo q Gontador de este Banco.
don s. p. van.D .Derdys. nos hemos yis>
to en Il sensible case de tener que
aceptafia u en 81 iugar. ha sido de-
signado nucstro cmpleado don Jose
Aiias cruz.
Descanos tambien informarles que
haDiendD tlasiadado q 0tro depafta-
lneDto de esta oficina al siiB.cajefo
don Rafael Iglesias. ha sido ilombra-
do para ocupar esta vacante naestro
empleado don Alberto Casellas soria.
HOgamos se sirvan tomhr nota de
estos lombramiehtos asf como de los
faesnIniles ds firnias Que aparecei al
pie y aproscchainos Ia opoftunidad
para suscfibirncs con Ia eonsideFaci6n
mas disdng,ida muy atentos y scgu-
ros seryidores,
Beneo Tdvifoial y Agricola 40 r. R.
S r.. Tene6os.
Director Gerente.
n Deldgado,
Sub Directof Gercntes
4 4 M Il n a ri1g7 cruz,
ConfGdof.
4. Co$elyas,
sub -cajefo.
Reiteralnos nuestfa coDsfatalaci6n
con ocEeds del I1ej6f ekito para q
n
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-04-02
Salinas, P. r.
San Juan. p r.

That there bondholder morgagee other security holder
this publication sold
distributed otherwise paid subscribers during
six months preceding the date above 5000
sEs8S Manuel Diez de Andno
business Manager.
2 Sworn day
MIGUEL GARCIA GONZALEZ
Notary
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-04-02
bla Ell IMPARCIAL. que SON los yer.

. . y
bla Ell IMPARCIAL, que son los ver-
daderos centres de mayor escandalo
que, ses7in q mi jnicio, estan abiertas
en- muchos centros de San Juan con
'desdord de IA moral piiblica, las cuales
sin embargo, funcionan con bastante
libeftad. Para ana propaganda de
esta naturaleza. no solo Ell Impair
GIAL siRo el-qiae sefihe y..tedo-el
due vsle poF eI Buen nohnbfe de- hues-
ira sociedad estara sieinpre displies-
to a aplaudifia y a prestar So debido
auxilio.
Gracias, Sr. Director, por Ia inser-
Ici6n de'estas lfneas y suplicando us
ted terlga ID Bondad de perdonarlne ST
me he extendido aigo, qdedo de usted,
con la mayor consideration,
Alto. amigo Y s., 81,
III. Ortiz Alibran.
-.l4-
Con gusto publicainos la anterior
carta del ccnocido abogado amigo
iiuestre Sr, Ortiz Alibran; y por.siues-
ira cuenta solo tenemos que afiadir
que las liieas publieadas sobre este
deiicado asunto las recogimos del ru-
NOR p1bliec, el caal condenaba la
existencias de los citados Shooting
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-04-02
PAsAJEROs QUE LLEGARON DE
NEW YORK EN- Ell
PHILADELPHIA"

Ramon Acha, Angel Gonzalez Elsie
Gonzalez, Alice Gonzalez Walter
Gonzalez, Carlos Llompart, Emily PIa
te, Juan Rivera, Monsefrate Sargent,
Juan vazquez v Francisco Iglesias.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-04-02

VoS.. todoS los que deSealnc4 49,
bres, "INDEPENDIENTES'', debe-
mos con ell tempo marchar ALA CO.
piar 10 bueno de los favorecidos por
las grandes doctrinas de Washington.
de Jefferson; ALA, la nacio1 en- dom
de yacen los restos de Henry, Clay,
Green, Smith. ALA prepararemos
nuestro bienestar. Las puertas desde
hace tempo estan abiertas para ir a
aprovechar ell tempo. Despues de ha-
bernos convencido v de quedar satisfe-
chos Ell deber de patricia nos llamara
a regresar a nuestra angustisa y ator-
rmentada isla, quien espera por hijos
preparados para que la libren de
amarguras, deS aprisionamientos, de
calamidades y plagas y la ayudemos
a aparecer como fnsula libre en- ell
Itempestuosd mar de los caribes...
Victor Munoz,
("Pericle.")
Lares, MARIO, P. r.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-04-02
STATE Nj ENlT

OF ownership. Management Circulation, of Ell IPARCIAs
Rico, required by the
of Congress o August "a 1912.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-08-17

jednavana u Zem. soudu civil
|niho, jehoz rozsudku Sc obec
odvolala a zaloba bude projed
havana znovu 27. srpna 1928.
Romanticka ruina hradu
Trosek Sc opravuje. Znama
zricenina hradu Trosek u Ro-
venska byla posledni dobou We
velmi seSlem stavu.- Nyni ko-
necne doslo k provadeni O.
prav, bez nichz by malebna
tato zficenina sotva jiz Sc "a
chovala. Stavebni prace tam
provadi stavitel Svoboda z
Turnova.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-08-17

Muehlberka a stavove Sc mu-
sell podrobiti krali. Tezke po-
kuty stihly predevsim mesta
prazska, ktera donucena byla
vydati statky a duehody krali.
Statek Prerov, vzaty Staro-
mestskym, byl pripojen ke ko-
mornimu panstvi brandyske-
mu, pozdeji stal Sc majetkem
arciknizete Leopolda a byl ma
jetkem posledniho cisafe ra-
kouskeho Karla. Ma statek Pre-
row cini 81 narok prazska obec
ale take stat. Zaloba hi. m.
Prahy proti Karlovi byla pro-
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skeho, ul., 985, ktery vsak n.y.
nj cestuje po Slovensku. Pc
SVEN navratu Yam jiste vse
pravdive 1stn6 vylici, echo ne
mono v ramci kratkeho CLAN
ku sc dotknouti.
V patek, dne 20. t. m. jsme
NELL u mas donna milou navst6-H
WI z New Yorku: NavStivil
mas stare vlasti v Karlove, {.
80 u Kutne Hory meskajici p.
Frank Novak, secretary Of
First Bohemian Butchers and
Bologna Makers Union" v Ne
Yorku a prijemne jsme 81 po-
rozpraveli. Kdyby snad nekte-
ry jiny krajan americky 81
'pral mne v me residence" ma
vstiviti, jest vzdy vitan. Adres-
|sa: Praha-Letna, Bubenec, o.
|venecka, $50, naproti umelec-
Ike akademii.
Ku konci vZdavam op6tne
srdecne diky lask. zasilateldm
americkych jak ceskych tax
|anglickych listl a odnesu ne
ktere co nejdrive Bakulove
|druzine ma Klamovku v Praze-
Kosirich, ably deti mely co cist.
Nemyslite, ze by bylo zahodno
lzafiditi stalou vymenu tamej-
Isich listG "a listy zdejsi? Jak
zasluzny kus prace by mohl
ltakto bez velikych obeti byti
vykonan. Jen trochu dobre VII
/ lie. Zde jest zapotrebi soucin-
nosti, jednotlivec ma to nesta-
Lei.
| Zvlaste mne potesila opetne
izasilkou listG "The Ne York
Herald" a "The New York
Times, 81. Stepanka Machaco-
Iva Rye, N. Y. Tisicere diky.
Pro dnesek koncim. Az ma
Ivstivim Bakulovu druzinu, "a
Sc Yam neco napisi. Mnoho
zdravi priste Ease INA shle-
danOu!"
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-08-17
Z Ceskoslovenska.
VyuzitkOvsni lesI v Podkar'

Vyuzitk0vani lesI v Podkar-
patske Rusi. Jak znamo, vysky
tia Sc v posledni dobe celia "a
Ida "zarucenych" zprav tom,
ze vlada chce pronajati statni
lesy ma Slovensku V Podkar-
partske Rusi CHI spolecnosti.
X tomto zpravam Sc d0vida-
me, re nezakladaji Sc ma pra-
vd6. Die nasich informaci jed
ma Sc pouze prodej drlvi re
statnich lesG. X tomu ucelu ma
byti zrizena velka spolecnost,
v niz by participoval kapital a
mericky, dale domaci v prve
rade stat. Stat by vypsal inve-
'sticni pujcku ma sest miliond
dollaru jejiz vynos by byl ur-
cen k investicim do statnich lie
lsu, ke zrizeni lesnich drah a p.
Uvedena spolecnost zridila by
mimo to dalsi dopravni pro-
stredky, skladiste atd., a to ma
kladem dalsich peti miliona do
larG, kterazto vsechna zafize-
nj pfipadla by po urcite dobe
statu. Jak vidno, jedna Sc o
'podnik velkeho razu, kterym
by bylo umozneno racionelni
,exploatovani lesG ma Sloven-
sku a v Podkarpatske Rusi, kite
re "a dnesniho stavu zIstava
Iv nejvetsf casti nevyuzito a hni
lie, cimz ovsem unika jak sta
|tu, tax narodnimu hospodar-
'stvi velky kapital. Stavajici
!projekt odstranil by dosavadni
'neudrzitelny stav a zarucoval
'pri tom raciOnelni exploataci,
aniz by byly tamni lesy dram
'covany. (Mezi podnikately byl
;uveden i En-. Voska, coz vyvo
lalo v n6kterych ceskych Ii
!stech debatu pripominajfci L.
lpadek spolecnosti Voskou "a
llOzene. p. r.)
Stav olomouckeho arcibisku
pa dra. Stojana. Prof. dr.. Syl-
laba navstivil pri zpatecni sve
ceste z dovolene nemocneho
,arcibiskupa dra Stojana. Pfi
teto prilezitosti konalo Sc le-
karske koncilium 0 stavu me-
mocneho vydana tato zprava !:
Nemocny pri dobrem vedomi,
mdze dobfe logicky hovoriti,
leve horni okoncetina stale o.
chrnuta, obrna leye dolni Sc
znacne polepsila. Stav srdce
uspokojivy. Nalez ma plicich
normalni, tez cinnost ledvin u
spokojiva. Celkoye jest zjevny
pokrok k lepsimu. Nemocny
m1ze jiz nskolik hodin denn3
prosedeti v lenosce.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-08-17
Praha zada zpst statek Pre-.

row. Poslaneckym klubum byl
starostou drem Baxou predlo-
zen navrh zakona, kterym Sc
hi. mestu Praze vraci statek
Prerov, odnaty r. 1547 Ferdi-
nandem |. Tento Habsburk,
ipovOlany roku 1926 svobOd-
n0u vOlbou ma tran cesky, nu-
til protizakonn6 stavy, aby po-
mahaly V roce 1547 jeho bra
tru Karlu ", n6meckemu elsa
ii, v boji proti nemeckym pro
testantdm. Stavove postavili Sc
ma odpor. Karel v. zvit6zil u
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-08-17
OBRAZKY Z MATICKY
PRAHY.
Zachycuje F. Slaby-Bylansky.
Praha-Bubenec, $50,
dne 25. ceryence 1928.

Mrtya saisonna jest ma SVEN
vrchOlku a proto dnes sc omezi
me je1f md kratkou prochazku
Stromovkqp J. a ponofime znave
ne vedrem udy do vim Vltavi-
nych sice ma prehu byvaiehb
"Cisarskeho ostrova", naproti
Troll, kde je bystry proud a
kde jiz mnoho plavcd j neplav
cd svoje RUNE bravury zapla-
tilo zivotem. Zdstaneme proto
radeji pekne bfehu a odda-
me Sc klidnemu pozorovani o.
koli. Je to prava prazska idy-
la a neni zde ami potuchyj 0 one
vfave, jaka tyto dny Sc jevi v
tax zvanem prazskem "Osten-
de" v Podoli- -Braniku, ktere-
muzto Eldoradu cele plovouci,
ovSem hlavne mladSi Prahy, lie
tos tramway milosrdne dosti
blizko proti drivejsku Sc pfibli
lila, takze je zde ted prece tro
chu lepsi spojeni. Ovsem o ne
jakem pohodli anebo dokonce
"komfortL" neni dosud ma
prazskych koupalistich ami sto
py. A prece jiste by kapital
investovany do zrizeni fadnych
kabin, sprch, att nesl dobre
lroky. Zde by duvtip a podni-
kavost nGktereho americkeho
lkrajana by mohla jiste siavit
prave triumfy. Bohuzel. letos
asi tim jiz niceho nebude a
nezbyva tudiz nezli Ease - ce
kat az napresrok kdo vi, ja-
ka saisona bude v pristim rOce,
vzdyt' mas letOs slunicko ne
chalo saframentsky dlOuho ma
sebe cekat.
Do prazske tramwaye, cili,
jak Prazaci rikaji, do "elek-
triky," jakoby byla vjela v po-
sIednich n6kolika mesicich e.
lektrika. Navstivil jsem nedav
no Oboru "Hvezdu" podivn
jsem Sc, jak jiz Brevnove
jsou sc stavbou teto. pro mas
dIlezite komunikace daleko.
Bude to pravym dobrodinim
pro delny lid, ktery techto
koncinach hydli, re sc bude mo
ci do prace svezti, jen kdyby
jeste ty sazby vyhovovaly, ale
to jest jeste neustale jen pou-
hym zboznym -pranim vsech
pasazeNl. Ia to ovsem kazdy
muze 81 ma prstech vypocisti,
jak nyni pujdou "a Strahov-
sk0u branOu pOzemky nahoru.
A nejyetsi cast jejich vlastni
mrtva ruka, j. klaster brew
novsky. Ia ruka asi nyni oziv-
ne a zaGne Sc natahovat. To je
to prave' "nabozenstvi" a ia
prava laska k bliznimu -.
Lee abych Sc jeste jednou
vratil k tomu koupani, ktere
jest nyni tax pfijemne: Videl
jsem v ..'Prazskem illustrova-
mem kuryru" obrazek, jak A.
nierice meH pobrezni straxce
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-08-17

most cd kolfnek k tricku, OBJ
nasi-li predepsanych 6 could.
Myslim ze u mas by byla vetsi-
ma koupajfcich Sc nyni pokuto-
vana, nebot' v tom ohledu ne
mi u mas nijakych takovych
skrupuli. A svet Sc take toci
l'dal. Kdyby nebylo nez tech
nekolik could vys anebo nize,
to by veru nestalo ami "a rec,
ale byvaji jine v6ci pod vodou
j mad vodou, ktere by "a rec
|staly tech vSak je lepe poml-
ceti a mysliti 81: Vsak jinde ta-
ke nejsou sami svati a svetice.
ia sc do techto veci radeji pou
stet nebudu, mac bych hasil,
co mne nepali, ne?
Hudba, ktera mi doieha me-
ri psanim k sluchu z restaura-
ce p. Bukovskeho II vystaviste,
ma dnes take nejaky "vodni"
repertoir: Smes z "Bludneho
Holand'ana", z "Rusalky", te-
dy samych oper z vodni oblasti
a ted prave hraje Masarykovu
oblibenou :"Tece voda, tece /.
lTak jen at tece, jen kdyz nam
netece do bot, jako sc mne sta
10 vcera vecer, kdyz jsem ce-
stou kolem nebozky lanove dra
Thy ma Letnou dostal poradneho
"plavacka". Nez-li jsem tyto
radky dopsal, prestal jsem je-
ste hudebni bouri z Rossiniovy
opery "Vilem Tell". Orchestr
lie dnes n&jak obzvlaste stedry.
Aha, jiz to mann proc, vzdyt'
lie Ultra svatek vsech Anninek
la ia bych Vam, drahe Andul-
ky, Anninky, Anicky ntd. me-
Ibyl ami gratuloval. Tfba do
jde ia gratulace "post festum"
Idoufam, ze il prece rady prij-
mete zrovna tax, jako Vas
mann ia vsechny rad. Doufam,
lie ma takovou distanc, jaka
mas deli, vezmou Vasi drazi o.
hled a nebudou ma mne zarlit.
| M0hl by z toho byti zbytecn6
! irozvod to bych nerad videl.
i v biografech zskych jsou
namnoze prazdniny take di-
,vadla, jako NarOdni a Stavov-
,ske odpocivaji ma svych vavfi-
mech. Pc "Nastoleni Libusine"
.ktere snad nebude miti v zape
1T zadny novy "monarchisticky
,prOces, rozesel sc divadelnl per
|sonal ne sice "do celeho sveta
,ucit vsechny narody", jako to
delali apostolove, ale prece do
sti daleko, jako ma pr. Olomou
,cka opera, ktera Sc odvazila z
,"Variete" az do Karlovych Va
Ri sklizi tam zaslouzene tri-
,umfy, prave dnes koncic svoji
uspeSnou stagionu ma tax hor-
Ike plde. Kdo 81 pomysli, jak
nemoznym byl by byval tako-
w zajezd pred prevratem, j.
ste hrd6 a pevnou nad6ji v
lepsi budoucnost vypne hlayu,
ze prece jenom bude Ease le-
pc, budeme-li jen upfimne chti
ii. Jen dOufat a ne zoufat, to je
to prave a pax vytrvat. To by
81 NELL witt "a heslo hlavne O.
nj nasi starsi jiz americti kra-
jane, ktefi sotva Sc u mas tro-
ichu ohrali, honem jiz Ease pO-
spichaji do sveho zamorskeho
|domova. Pockejte trochu,
'vzdyt' to neni zde tax zle, zvla-
Ste mate-li byti cd echo zivi.
i Spatne jsou ma tom ovsem IL
de, kteri zde prace nalezti ne
mohou a ktere pres to urady
nejrhznejsimi chiksnami zde
zbytecne zdrzuji. Takovy pri-
pad nam i S mym synem: Jiz
,'po m6sice b6ha cd jednoho L.
radu ke druhemu,, cd Pontia k
Pilatu a ne ne dostat pas a
'mezitim cas- ubiha. Praci pax
zde nalezti We SVEN oboru. uze
narstyi, nemuze a v jinem o.
hDve,, %oIn no p,J, ,~,,,,r;% vrck n
The Birmingham age-herald., 1923-02-22
Mrs. Moss EntertainS At Lovely Golden

A lovely golden yellow tea will be given by Mrs. c. L. Moss this afternoon at her residence at Milner Heights, when she will receive about 200 guests.
 Tulips of this gorgeous shade will be mingled with smaller daintier flowers of the same color, together with trailing ends of smilax which will give an airy appearance to the lower floor of the Moss home.
 Mrs. Moss will be assisted by Mrs. George Johnston, Mrs. G. B. McCor- mack, Jr., who will preside at the tea table, Mrs. O. W. Wood, Mrs. w. c. Lloyd. Mrs, A. c. Garber, Mrs. Carr Mccormack, Mrs. Murray Brown, Mrs. c. S. Neville, Mrs. J. L.. Yancey, Mrs. c. B. Allgood, Mrs. J. J. Shannon, Mrs W. R. Fonville, Mrs. R. D. Burger, Mrs. c. B. Glenn, Mrs. B. D. Sibley. Mrs. J. B. Hill, Mrs. Ira Watson, Mrs. A. B. ,Aldridge, Mrs. w E. Murphy Mrs. Norman Shannos. Mrs. A. E. Davitt, Mrs. H. P. Thorn ton, Mrs. c. L. Bailey, Mrs. Lee Allen Brooks, Mrs. Wayne Nelson, Mrs. J. A. Ward, Miss Leola Shannon, Miss Margaret Ivey and Miss Elizabeth : Hitchcock
 Mrs. Moss will wear beige geor- gette dress with a lovely corsage of spring flowers.
 Little George Allgood and Made line Ward Murphy will receive the cards at the door,
The Birmingham age-herald., 1923-02-22
Wood Block Prints Typically American

The exhibit of wood block prints which is being held at the Little Art Gallery all this week, is proving very popular, and crowds have thronge6 into the gallery since the opening ot the exhibit Monday afternoon. This is the first time that Birmingham ar, lovers have had the pleasure of see ing an exhibit of this character which is something new in the way of prints.
 There are 7t in the collection, and they represent the work of the fol- lowing opponents of this new medium of expression: Eliza D. Gardiner Frances H. Gearhart, Bessie Ella Hazen, Helen Hyde, Frank B. Lemos, Pedro J. Lemos, Allen Lewis, Tod Lindenmuth, Bertha Lum, Ambrose Patterson, Walter J. Phillips, Marion Richardson, Birger Sandzen, Alice R. Huger Smith and Ted Swift.
 These prints are wonderfully at- tractive and decorative and are des- tined to occupy a prominent place in American homes, where the unde- sirable hodg-podge wares obtainable in the shops are now used. They are the development of new school of art in this country, and will have a permanent effect Tn shaping the taste of the general public in such mat ters.
 In them you will find subject to suit every need, and coloring to suit every taste, or color scheme. If you are fond of the homely things of life, Walter J. Phillips, "The Dock" and Eliza D. Gardiner's After the Bath" will please you. If you love vivid colorings of the Orient you should have one or more from the Frances H. Gearhart collection. The Little Yatchman" and Big Sister, by Eliza D. Gardiner, might be termed typically American. 'The Old Adobe by Pedro J. Lemos, would be wonderful for the study or den" and typifies d phase of our life that is fast vanishing. Mother West Wind" and Spirit of the Sea- by Bertha Lum, are imaginative and wonder fully and rythmically beautiful, and have the most wonderful coloring, while her "Moonflower and Hawk Moth.'' is nothing less than exotic.
 The work of Helen Hyde is marked by a keen sense of American humor as is evidenced in The Family Um- bI ella"
 In fact, all the work in the exhibit is of the highest character, and is exciting quite a good deal of en- thusiaSm.
 Mrs P. B. Bowers is hostess for today. with Mrs. George Hendley. Mrs. Russell Hunt, Mrs. James A. Downey and Mrs. John s. Foster. as- sisting.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1923-02-22
PARKER-cowAN WEDDING

MT. Percy J. Parker or Albany. Ala, and Mrs. Hooper M. Cowan were married Wednesday afternoon at o'clock at the home of the brides sis ter, Mrs. Jesse Chantz, 516 Terrace boulevard, Inglenook. Rev. w. R. Bat tie, assisted by Rev. J. M. Cotton, pronouncing the vows.
 The ceremony was performed in the presence of a few friends, the out of-town guests being Mrs, E. l.. Thurston of Cleveland. O., cousin of the bride; Mrs. B. F. Spratlin of Montgomery, Mrs. Thomas Roberts, sister of the bride, and Mrs. Susie Holt, both of Albany.
 The bride has many friends and relatives in Birmingham, Montgom- cry. Decatur and Albany, where she is very popular Several pretty af- fairs have been given in her honor during the past week, notably among them a linen shower by Mrs. w. P Blair Mrs. H. L. Hoffman and Mrs. E. c. James.
 After the ceremony they left for a honeymoon in New Orleans, Calves ton, St. Louis and other points in the west. MT Parker is a pioneer of AL bany, where the couple will reside in the future.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1923-02-22
MRS. DIXON HONORs
 MRS. WATTS AT LUNCHEON

One of the beautiful affairs of the
 week was the buffet luncheon given
 by Mrs. F. ". Dixon at her home in
 the Margaret apartments Wednesday, 'complimenting Mrs. William Boyd ,,Matts (virginia Dixon). formerly of Birmingham, now of Charleston, W. Iva.
 fs The house was sweet with pro- Fusion of spring flowers and center
 piece of pink sweet peas and lavender
 fucias adorned the table, upon which
 was cover of Venetian lace. Mints
 and diamonds in cut glass competes
 were arranged on the coffee table.
 Mrs. Henry Fowllxes presided.
 Those invited to meet Mrs. Watts
 before she leaves on March l for her
 home were: Mrs. Edward Bishop. Mrs. George Long. Mrs. David Giles pie. Mrs. George Bridges, Brs. B. M. . Rogers, Mrs. Edward Smith, who was Margaret Bradshaw, and who is the guest of Mrs. Caldwell Bradshaw Mrs. Walton Ford and her guest, Miss Amelia Berry, of Rome, Ga; Mrs. Alex Cecil, Mrs. Atwell Brown, Miss Ildwna Thaggard, Mrs. Maurice . Lackey, Mrs. Ford Cromer Mrs. Rob- ert Brooke, Mrs. Mike Hoke, Jr.. Mrs. Lee Poe and Miss Eleanor Murdock.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1923-02-22
RANDOM NOTES

Mrs. w. P. Lester of Miami, Fla, is the guest of MT. and Mrs. E. H, Sessemen in the Dian apartments.
 MT. and Mrs. NJ. Paul Phillips and the latter's mother, Mrs. ". A. Smith, are spending some time in Biloxi
 Mrs. Charles C. Davis has returned from a stay of some months in Los Angeles, Cal.
 Mrs. L. l. Newman of Denver, Col, is the guest of Mrs. V. c. Foster on Glen Iris avenue.
 Dr. Henry F. Helmolz of Roches- ter Minn., will arrive in the city today to make an address at the annual banquet of the Birmingham Clinical club, which will be held at the Country club today. While in Birmingham pr. Helmolz will be the house guest of pr. and Mrs. J. Ross Snyder.
 MT. H. M. Runyon of New York and Alsace, France, is spending several days with his sister, Mrs. E. M. Dren- nen and MT. Drennen on Waucoma street MT. Runyon is a representa- tive of the French government
 Mrs. W. l. Grubb and Miss Emma Mccarthy left for Montgomery We'd nesday to. attend a meeting of the state board of the Federation of Music clubs and to complete plans for the annual convention, which is scheduled for April.
 MT. and Mrs. R. S. Munger and Mrs. Annie Long of Chicago left Tues day for Florida, making the trip by automobile.
 Mrs. c. o. Long has returned from Meridian, Miss. where she was the guest of relatives and friends.
 Mrs. F s. Jones of Vernon and Mrs. L. H. Hanby of Birmingham returned from Judson college Tuesday. where they spent the weekend with last years schoolmates.
 Mrs. T. S. Jones returned to her home in Vernon Wednesday after a visit to Judson college and Birming- ham.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1923-02-22
Fauorite Recipes
 of Famous Men
By SAMUEL RIGA
ident of the Pennsylvania R. R.
 .-utrt<EN IA EIN(:

President of the Pennsylvania R. R.
 CHICKEN A LA KING
 As chicken a la King is usually served for luncheon, an after deli caey is a good well cured mutton ham, served either hot or cold. These mutton hams are now rare, but used to be very prevalent in England and Australia and are cured in the same way as a port ham. However, here is my favorite recipe for chiclIen:
 1 young chicken tabout S1s pounds)
 young chicken, about 3 S1a pounds
 pound fires hmushrooms
 green peppers
 Spanish sweet peppers
 I pint cream
 :. 4 pound butter
 1 tablespjoons flour
 F salt spoon salt; pinch pepper; pinch mace.
 Boil or roast chicken. stripped and cut in blocks. Remove pods from peppers, cut peppers in blocks and scald in chicken broth.
 Saute muschrooms, scald cream. Rub flour and butter together and thicken cream, to which a little chicken broth has been added. Sea son with salt, pepper and mace to taste.
 Add nuchrooms, peppers and chick en to sauce and cook slowly for 10 minutes. Rub yolks of two hard boiled eggs with little cream and add to the mixvture before serving.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1923-02-22
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