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Palisadian., 1923-10-19

ulo ObhCl, w wi ioLOu VI oh-
lahoma City, Oklahoma. Last Sunday,
when the Cliffside Park Order, Sons
of Irish Freedom, held their eXcur-
sion to Highland Park, Mr.. William
Corriston was the honored guest.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. Bennett and family
formerly of LaWton avenue, are now
living in New Haven, Michigan.
The Ferncliff Players will hold a
monster minstrel on Friday evening,
November 2, at the Epiphany Church
hall.
John Theis, of Lincoln avenue, is
ailing with severe cold and is con-
fined to his home.
Mrs. C. Boswich rendered linen
and lingerie shower to Miss Dorothy
Lockwood. of Jersey City, Friday aft
ernoon at her home on Aurora ave-
nue..
Mr. and Mrs. Edward A Kenney, of
Lafayette avenue, entertained guests
at theatre dinner party on Monday
evening in New York
riding academy under the super
vision of E M Lawrence has been
opened on Hillside avenue
Mr. and Mrs Robert Lynn moved
during the week from their old East
Grantwood home to their new apart
ment on Washington avenue, West
Grantwood.
Mrs. G. Yale, formerly of Grantwood
and Palisade, was in town last week
visiting friends. Mrs. Yale is now
living in Philadelphia, Pa.
DIR. and Mrs. w. P. Ahearn, of Grant
avenue, entertained Mr.. and Mrs. Jack
Ahearn, of Elmhurst, Long Island,
over the weekend.
To Mr.. and Mrs. j. Kelly, of Ander-
son avenue, a bouncing baby boy.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Keure were the
guests of Mr.. Keure's brother George,
over the weekend.
The Town Club held a meeting
Monday evening at their clubhouse,
where they made plans for their COM
ing campaign activity.
Miss Eleanor Slayer, of New York,
is the guest of Miss V. Paris, of Grant
avenue, for this week.
Kenneth Clark, strong adherent
to the McGraw Clan, saw the first
three worlds series games.
A community music night will be
held at the high school on Wednesday
evening, November A.
Several members of the Grantwood
Campfire Girls of the Tonaneeka
group, attended a camp fire reunion
at the Dumont Saturday. All the pio-
neers of Camp Onika will meet again,
A masquerade party will be ten
dered to their friends by the Junior
Girls Club of the Episcopal Church on
November 27.
Prof. John F. O'Toole, former mem
Der of the high school faculty, attend
ed the teachers institute conference
meetings at Union Hill on Thursday
and Friday.
Attorney John E. Kenny, of Wor-
cester, Mass, was the guest of his
brother, Judge Kenny, of Lafayette,
over the weekend.
the auspices of the Halcyon Club will
be given October 26 at the Epiphany
Church hall.
Miss Claire Manheimer, of Oakdene
avenue. entertained friends at a the
atre party Saturday. Her guests who
were the Misses Lulu Amter, Myrtle
Wicks, Thelma Taterka, Ruth and
Ethel Sears, Helen Nixon and Rose
mary White, all of Grantwood, saw
1.-The Jolly Roger at the National
Theatre, New York City.
Palisadian., 1923-10-19

The Ferncliff Players will hold a
monster minstrel on Friday evening,
November 2, at the Epiphany Church
hail.
Palisadian., 1923-10-19

Erwin Goeman, Doctor Hellstern,
Kenneth Clark and Carl Carlson saw
the game at the Stadium on Columbus
Day.
Palisadian., 1923-10-19

DR.. Fessler, of, Knox avenue, is
having a large garage constructed on
his property.
Palisadian., 1923-10-19

heard the doings at the Stadium. The
crowd was apparently Yankee rooters
every day.
Palisadian., 1923-10-19

Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Peters, former
ly of Union Hill, are receiving con-
gratulations of their friends on the
arrival of a son, Master Warren Har-
ding Peters.
Palisadian., 1923-10-19

John Theis, of Lincoln avenue, is
ailing with severe cold and is con-
fined to his home.
Palisadian., 1923-10-19

Mrs. C. Boswich rendered a linen
and lingerie shower to Miss Dorothy
Lockwood, of Jersey City, Friday aft
ernoon at her home on Aurora ave-
nue..
Palisadian., 1923-10-19

Kenneth Clark, strong adherent
to the McGraw Clan, saw the first
three worlds series games.
Palisadian., 1923-10-19

Miss Eleanor Shayer, of New York
is the guest of Miss V. Paris, of Grant
avenue, for this week.
Palisadian., 1923-10-19

Several members of the Grantwood
Campfire Girls of the Tonaneeka
group, attended camp fire reunion
at the Dumont Saturday All the pio-
neers of Camp Onika will meet again.
Palisadian., 1923-10-19

community music night will be
held at the high school on Wednesday
evening, November IA.
Palisadian., 1923-10-19

The Town Club held a meeting
Monday evening at their clubhouse,
where they made plans for their COM
ing campaign activity.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-11-26
PkEKAzENA LOUPEz Y
CASOLINOVE. STANICI.

Straznfci Reeves a MELLON
patrolovali vcera rano ma mo-
torcyklu postrannim vozf-
KEN, kdyz 81 vsimli automobi-
lu, stojiciho pred The Brooks
oil Co. stanici ma Lee Rd. a
Euclid Heights boulevardu.
Vedeli, ze stanice " tuto ho-
dinu byva zavrena a proto sli
Sc blfze presavedciti, pfisli pra
We v cas-, neb diva muzi Sc pach
till vynasenim bezpecnostni
pokladny do auta. Ma powell
policist1 oba 'tst9hovaci' bre-
memo spustili ma zem a wall
do zajecich, nedbajfce "a nj
mi vyslanych kuli ze sluzeb-
mich revolverd. V autu sedici
Mor;c. Ascher prosil o zastave-
nj palby a dobrovolne Sc vidal,
MelbomoNi, kdezto Reeves Sc
pustil "a prchajfcfmi, aniz by
vsak jeho pronasledovani me.
10 zdaru. Auto bylo ukradeno
v sobotu kratce po pIlnoci ma
vych. 9. ul. a Huron rd. w. j.
Baileyovi, 1910 vych. 125. ul.
Lupici meli v autu pripravene
RUNE nastroje, nasvedcujici i
myslu, ze chteli pokladnu wy
vezti nekam "a m6sto, kde by
il otevreli.
Zatceny spoluspiklenec byl
vyslychan policejnfm sefem
Barrowsem a tajnym Gillem
policejnfho Department. v
Heights a clevelandskymi de-
ektivy krajanem J. Kucerou
a Churchfieldem, popfra vsak,
re by ostatnf muze vIbec znal
Vypravi, ze no jen "svezli" a
kdyz prv prijeli pred stanici
byl pozadan, ably Jim dal ma
stroj "pozor".
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-11-26
ZARPUTILY SEBEVRAH.

U konce vtch. 9. ul. skocil
vcera v poledne do jezera H.
C.. Nelson, byl yeas zpozoro-
van a hoZen mu zachranny
provaz muzstvem jedne lodi.
Muz vsak pomoc odmitl a uni
gel pod hladinou. Byl vytazen
as po ctvrt hodine q zjisten
svym svakrem. Zoufalec pri-
jel pred neda9nem z New Yor-
ku do Clevelandu, ale jevil die
tvrzeni pfibuznvch j!stou du-
Sevni rnruchu.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-11-26
"ALMo, KDE BYDLfs?"

Krasna tato zpevni hra de-
tkala Sc vcera jiz pateho pro-
vedeni a sice "a nejvetsi az
dosud navstevy. Opereta W.
pravena jest Dram. Odborem
Sokola Cleveland a hrana byla
ma jevisti Ceske Narodnf Sine
ma Broadway.
Vcerejsi atrakci bvlo vystou
peni pi. Julie Maresove v ti-
tulni 1loze vesele zpevacky
Amy Dufourove, kterou poda-
la jake skute6na subretta. Hra
la i zplvala svdj part 5 patr-
nou chuti a dovedla celou hru
uciniti zajfmavou i pro ty,
kdoz predtavenf jiz videli.
Rylo patruo, re role neni pf.
Maresove cizi, neb jeji vykon
byl skutecne dokonaly. Po ho,
ku predstavitelkv Almy pax
sc znamenite tuzili vsichni L.
tinkujici, kterf vesnes zIsta-
Ii pri starych 1lohach. Nalada
"a tax vyborne navstevy byla
znamenita, nejen v hledisti
ale j ma prknech. Obecenstvo
sledovalo bedlive vesely spad
rychle Sc stfidajlcich situaci a
ustavicny prlval smichu, ktery
kolikrate i pfekazel SQUIRE
podaval dIkaz, ze obecenstvo
znamenit6 Sc plodem rozpus.
tileho franc couzskeho autora ba
vi. .Vcerejsi dsp6ch sokolskych
ochctnikl bude miti patrne
ten nasledek, re Alma sc obje.
vi jeste jednou.
Nezbyva nam nezh opetne
Dram. Odboru Sokola Cleve.
land k vcerejsimu zdaru gra.
tulovati.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-11-26
ROZRUSuJfCf NYJEV v
MESTSKE NEMOCNICI.

Cd ctvrtka osetfovan byl v
metske nemocnici 35-lety Mar
tin Speare, 1902 vych. 81. ul.
Byl v deliriu a proto pfipoutan
k luzku. Y sobotu vecer pone-
chan byl bezy dozoru, kterez
prilezitosti pouzil k odpouta-
nj Sc OIL postele, vybehl . do
chodby skocil oknem druhe-
no poschodi. Byl zabit ma mi
ste. Diva jeho spolupacienti ne
mohli niceho podniknouti, ma
sledkem vlastnich tezkych enc
rob.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-11-26
sTRANK 5.


hostila jeste pred svou zkazou
oddil nasich legii a pozdeji
byla promen6na v bojist6, skro
pene cesk osloyenskou krvi, by
la z ceshoslcvenskvch DART
postavena vzorna Skola. Des-
ka, umlstena ma teto Skole,
bude trvalym hlasatelem pev-
neho spojenectvl francouzsko-
ceskoslovenskeho, bude trva-
lou oslavou pamatky vojakl
nasi revoluce. Vlada republi-
ky lvitala tuto alxci a nadala
il vsestrannou podporou.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-11-26
KOPANA.
cesi-Upson Nut 2:2.

NSSl.OPSOn INuI az.
Ia prftomnosti asi 1900
milovnfkd ceske kopane se-
hiram byl jeden z nejzaj{ma-
vejsfch zapasn t@to sezony.
Cd pocatku hry az do posled-
nj vteriny bylo obecenstvo pri
mo elektrisovano sensacnfmi
dtoky nasf jedenactky, ktera
provadela dtoky elanem ma
10 zde videnym. Malo kdy je
videti hra, ktera by byla udr-
zovana v takovem prudkem
tempu cd pocatku hry, jako
byl zapas vcerejsi. v druhe
pull byla nepfatelska brana
primo bombardovana mfci stf
lenymi z kazd6 posice. utok
byl statecne podporovan Sal
lerem, kter5 Jest nasfm nejlep
Sim zaloznfkem. Oporou obra-
ny byl Lukas, ktery jde pc
kne po hraci a dlouhymi od-
kopy nemalo podporoval mas
dtok. Fingerhutova rychlost
nemalo pfispela k Ispechu ma
sich a goal Jim stfeleny byl
nejlepsf brankou dne. Branka
z trestneho kopu byla stfele-
ma Simou. Prave kfidlo q
strednf zaloznik NELL velice
slaby den.
i Pffstf ned9li bude hr&ti "a
&. S. Klub Fr. Neubert, KITE
ry hraval "a kladensky Me.
teor.> Jest znam jako nejlep.
81 back ma Kladne.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-11-26
DEACON DUBBs".

Veselohru pod svrchu uve-l
denym nazvem, vlastne cbraz
re zivota americkeho vcnkova,
uvedl ma jeviste CeskG Sine
Sokol Dramaticky odbor radu,
Clark G. 5. P. S. - Clark Lo-
dge Thalia Club - vcera ve-
der. Zmlneny odbor vystoupil
jiz pred tim 1eko,ikrate v men
sich zdafilych skizzach a jeho
prvni rokus o sehrani vetsi dra
matlcke prace,s0 trech iedna-
rich, rovnez sc. setkal Sc zna-
menitym dsp6chem. Co Sc IT,
ce navstevy, byla pekna, tre-
ba ze tu a tam bylo neco prazd
nych mist. l v tom dluHno spa
tfovati Isp9ch, uvazi-li Sc, ze
byl to prvni pokus dramatic
keho krouzku zmineneho ra-
du predvAsti anglickou hru v
one sini. VetSinu obecenstva
tvorila samoziejme mladez,
atkoli lcast starsich nasich
krajand byla t6z slusna.
Titulni Glohu Deacon Dubb
Sc podal vyborne p. j. Libal,
jenz budil opetovne vybuchy
|smichu v checenstvu, ale row.
n6z vsichni ostatni dcinkujici
Sc Sinili. O vavfiny delil Sc S
MIN p. John r. Sprosty, jako
Deuteronomy Jones, "produkt
Gmericksho venkova". pekne
i4,odana byle uloha Miss Phili-
peny Popover, ISL. Helen Via
sakova) a utitelky Rose Ra-
leigh (sl. r. Ml&zovska) a pi.
Mary Hochova villa Sc vytec-
ne do sve ulohy Yennie Yense-
move, sluzky prist6hovalt re
Svedska. Totez plati o 81. Jo-
sephine Bosakowe jake 'Trixie
Colerhanove, malem divliku a
Isl. Elsie Zelenkove, jake Emil
" Dale, nejbohatsim devceti
We vesnici. S pochopenim byly
Itez sehrany dlohy Amose CO.
lemana (p. J. F. Vlasak) !:
Rawdona Grawley, p. J.F.1u-
re'k) a drazebnika snirciho
soudca majora McNutta Up.
Joseph +. Sprosty). Vdbec vsi-
chni ucinkujici zfskali 81 zaslu
Thy o hladkou souhru a celko-
W dspech a tez zpevy Sc "a
miouvaly. Obecenstvo udrzova
nobylo We vytecnen&lade cd
zacatku az do konce a take
dotek tragiky, neocekavany
Inavrat a Hn1t donnele mrtv
no manzela Rose sRaleigh-ove
neminul Sc dcirlkern. S prvnim
svym pokusem o predvedeni
vetsi dramaticke~ ~prace Clar
Lodge Thalia Club mdze byti
pine spokojen. Po pfedstave-
nj nasledovala taneGni zahl"
va. - = \
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-11-26
Nynsjsi svst.

Svaty Petr pri cteni zpravy
v novinach. ze v Americe wy
naleZena letajfci stfikacka:
"Tak kdyz ted lidi dovedou i
s oblak strikat, mohu jit doce
la dobfe do pense. KliG cd ne
beske brany jest jiz beztoho
zrezavely, nebot' spravedi-
vych uZ nenf -"
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-11-26

. v $ardicich op9t hofelo. Ia
jenny zlosyn, ktery letos zpd
sobil v Sardicich ma morav-
skem Slovacku tolik ohnI, "a
di dale a nenf mono no do
padnout. Pocatkem listopadu
vyhofelo. obytn6 stavenf j.
Nesvatby. Je to letos v Sar-
dicich uz triatricaty pozar.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-11-26
'NOv1 INFORMATIvNf CLA.
MEX O CESKOSLOvENSKU.


Ma redakcni strane vcerej-
siho nedelniho Plain nealeru,
uvefejnen jest clanek z pera
Franka G. Carpentera, pojed-
navajici Ceskoslovensku. Au-
tor hned v Ivodu poznamena-
va, re mlady stat jest dosud
malo znam prGmernemu A.
merisanu, ac ma petkrat tolik
obyvatelstva nez Dansko, Sc
dmkrat prevysuje populaci
Norvezska a desetkrat ncbo
dvanactkrate zalidn9ni Eston-
ska neb Turecka. Krone dat,
ceskemu ctenaTi znamych, je
stat cpatfeaa nekterymi zaji-
mavvmi porovnavanimi. Delka
republiky Sc rovna dalce z
New Yorku do Detroitu a nej-
vetsi sfrka, care tazene g New
Yorku do Baltimore, v nejuz-
Sim miste pax mdze byti poro.
vnana vzdalenosti IL Baltimore
do Washingtonu.
Die plosneho rozsahu jest
sedmkrate Wetsi statu Massa-
chusetts skorem teze rozleh-
losti jako Florida .nebo Iowa.
Lest jest die jeho poznatku v
nasi republice tolik, ze staveh
nj drivi, kazdorocniho vyrezu
by stacilo ma polozeni stezky
" sifi sesti stop, prkny jedno-
palcovymi, ktera by staci!a z
Prahy az ma mesic
Dobre zavodnovane polni
hospodarstvi povazuje "a po.
m6rne lepsi nezli prdmerne far
mareni americke. Zarazi jej
jen mnoho zamestnanych zen
pri obdelavani pddy a misty
jeste pfedpotopni zpdsoby po!
nich praci "a pomoci hov9zfhs
tazneho dobytka. Chvali dI:
kladna hospodarska staveni;
zdene stodoly atd.
Velice Sc mu zamlouva Pra.
ha, jeff mbdcl-nG rozmach i
starobyle krasy architekton:c.
ke a prorokuje hlavnimu me.
stu skv6lou budoucnost. Pr
popisu Hradcan venuje snad
vice mista nezli by bylo treba
popisovani vsech zazraka, kite.
re pripisovany jsou patronu
hlavniho chramu sv. Vitu, kite.
|rez leges1dy 1iejsou papnlarni
ami rozenym7 Prazannm.
Jinak jest clanek psan veil
ce sympaticky, ac neni misty
nouze o sarka@m. Clanek opa-
tren je pohledem ma Starom9st
skou mosteckou v6z zakon-
cen ie slibem, ze pffsti nedele
uwerejneno bude pokracovani,
pojednavajicf o ~zalozeni re-
publiky Ceskoslovenske cd DIR.
Eduardo Benese, jehoz Car
penter nazyva modernim To-
masem Jeffersonem: pravi o
nem, re jest dnes nejmladsfm
a nejschopnejs;m statnikem
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-11-26

Skola We francouzske obci
Vandy pomnikem nasich
legii. Anketa, ktera Sc zabv-
vala otazkou, jak nejlepe We
like Francii Ia pfispeni k ma
81 statni samostatnosti Sc od-
vdetiti, doporutila, ally We
francouzske obci Vandy, ktera
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PkEPLAcENE DANE.

Y dnes1ich dopolednich lis
tech objeyil Sc seznam poplat-
nikn, kterl preplatili dane. L.
vadime nektera krajanska JIM
ma. Obnosy budou vyplaceny
zpet V move soudni budove 20
predlozeni stvrzenek zaplace-
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nych dani.
Horazdovsky s. a S. $14.82
Kazmarek K. 1855
knobloch j. a J. 7.6O
Klipec j. a w. 1892
KQlafik E. R. a C.. C. 27.14
Mares F. a A. 2O.30
Marsicek j. B. $40
Miksa Frank j.. 4.50
Novak Louis a Mary 21.91
Novak Stepan NJ. 1924
PetkouSek J. a F. 42.31
V seznamu techto vzornych
platicI dani bude pokraGo
no
, 1923-05-25

have returned from a two weeks
pleasure trip spent in Colorado.
Miss Bernice Breene Is hero on
business for a short time from
Denver.
Miss Helen May Collins left last
evening for Colorado Springs to be
gone q week on a pleasure trip.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. It. SandIin hRve
returned from a business and pleas
ure trip to Thermopolis.
Frederick A. Baird, q Kiwanian
from Lawton. Okla. arrived In Cas-
per Thursday.
Charles G. Titus, representative of
the Y. NJ. c. A. with headquarters in
Chicago. was q virtor in Casper
yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Comfort have
as their house guests for a short
time Mrs. Sam Arledgs and daush-
ter Helen Marie of Houston. Texas.
, 1923-05-25
FRECKlE-EhcE
sun and Wind Bring Out Ugly Spots.
How TO Remove Easily.

Here. a chance. Miss Freckle-facc.
TO try a remedy for freckles with the
guarantee of n reliable concern that
II will not cost you n penny unless Il
removes the frcclIles; while II Il does
give you a clear complexion the eX-
pense is trihing.
Simply get an ounce Of oth'ne@
double strength-from any, druggist
and a few applications, should TO-
you how easy It is to rid yourself OF
the homely freckles and get a beauti-
full complexion, Rarely Is more than
on. ounce needed for tho worst case.
Be sure TO ask the druggist for the
double strength Othine n. this
strength is sold under guarantee OF
money back II It fails 20 remove
Observation-Disclosures.
, 1923-05-25

urged them to tho undertaking. When
they got hero they were pleased to
find that the oil city came up to their
expectations.
Both young ladies' have secured po-
sitions with tho Midwest Refining
company in h oil fields.
And Kensington Saturday.
st. Marks Luncheon
One OF the most enjoyable social
events given this season will be the
bridge luncheon and k~ensinston to be
given tomorrow in the new Moose
hall by the members of St Marks
guild. Many table, have been reserv-
ed and several private parties have
been planned for. Those wishing to
reserve tables arc asked to cal Mrs.
Harry Young. Mrs. Sinclair Reskis
or Mrs. r. C. NIcolaysen some time
today.
Baptist Church.
a kid" party was enjoyed by the
younger members OF tho Baptist
church last night. with the costumes
OF days that few Il any OF the par
Elephants could be expected 20 SEQ
again. the guests played in accord
ance with the ruiss that govern KID
parties generally.
Miscellaneous shower
Wednesday Evening.
\ very pretty party was given on
Wednesday evening IN the form o:
a miscellaneous shower at the home
Of Mrs T. A. Schmitt. TAT CY AVE-
nue in honor OF Miss Helen Clark.
whose marriage TO James Omen will
lake place In tho nen future A
color .chsmc of pink ana white was
carried out for the decorations with
a large pink bell placed in tho cen
ter of n table in which all the gifts
were hidden. Mrs. Schmitt was assist
ed by Mrs. Z. l.. eMao. Twenty-siI
guests were present
Miss Clark is a popular member
OF the younger set. having been . res
ident OF this city for the last four
years. She ia a daughter OF Mr.. and
, 1923-05-25
Personals

Mr.. and Mrs. H. r. Samuels have
returned from Tulsa. Okla. where
they have been for the last three
weeks visiting with relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. C. Hamilton are
visiting with friends in Douglas for
a few days.
Mr.. and Mrs. X. A. Martin arrived
In the city this morning from Denver
and VII make their home here.
Mrs. H. ". Gladman and baby
daughter let last evening for Chey-
enns and Denver where they will
visit with relatives for a week.
Mr.. and Mrs. I. o. Wilson left yes
tsrday overland for Cheyenne to be
gone several days on a pleasure trip.
Miss Florence Davis left last Eve
ming for st. Louis having been called
.hss By the illness OF her mother.
Mr.. and Mrs.. wirism A. Pomsr
arrived yesterday from Chicago and
will spend the summe months here.
Mr.. Posner having accepted a posi-
ton here.
Mr.. md Mrs. Henry G. Fulton and
family are in the city for a short
time visiting with friends from
Omaha.
Nf. and Mrs. II. l.. Green srs here
for a short time on business AMI
visiting with friends from sheridan.
Mrs. g. r. Moore and daughter
, 1923-05-25
Bridge Party
Last Evening.

Mr.. and Mrs. II. a. Burke were
hosts at an informal bridge party
given last evening at their home, 3O9
East Seventh street. Honors for the
evening were taken by Mrs. =. c.
Niculuysen. NIs Harry Young, Sin
clair Reekie and j. Carroll.
Guests present for the evening
were MIR. and Mrs. p. C. N~icolaysen.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Young, Mr.. and
Mrs. Sinclair Reekie. Mr.. and Mrs.
George Jarvis, Mr.. and Mrs. j. Car
roll and the hosts.
, 1923-05-25
MrS. SrOoL
lEnter.ains.

Mrs. j. C. Shook entertained the
members of The Duplicate Bridge club
this afternoon at her homo on East
Eleventh street. Mrs. II. II. Schwartz
and h!rs. T. S. Cooks substituted for
thc afternoon. Members OF the club
press.. were MIS- II. NJ. Andrus.
Mrs. Patrick Sullivan. Mrs. a. r.
Hon. hirs. r. II Bartholomew. Mrs.
r. II. Nichols n Mrs. Gus Bell.
The club will meet again in two
weeks on Friday.
, 1923-05-25
Girls Hike
IN I.asnaH


Peggy and Patty Paige hiked from
their homo in La Crosse. WIS. to
Casper. arriving here yesterday.
Their arrival marked tho completion
Of a very daring trip that demon
strates the Independence OF woman
to the nth degree. Clad in lmickers
and with Casper as their goal they
set out to achieve this end of n rain
bow that is very visible in the east.
Tales of Casper's opportunities and
perhaps a natural spirit of adventure
, 1923-05-25
Birthday Party
Thurdsy.
tie snrdlson was nos

Little Charlotte sandison was nos
tess at y children's party given yes
terday afternoon ut her homo. II;
North Lincoln avenue in honor "
her seventh birthday. Games were
played and refreshrncnt. were Served
a. the close OF the afternoon.
Among the children who ATTENDED
were Evelyn Beal. Alice Munchiando.
Alice Beal. Maxine John, Hazel Her
bert. Roberta Maps. Monica Knssi,.
, 1923-05-25
Dance Saturday ut
Lreelanh SchnnI.

Mrs. Joseph Thomas Of Bates Hole
will give n dance Saturday evening
at the Freeland school house. Spleen
did music has been secured. A
lunch VIII b. served At II O'Clock.
The public is invited.
, 1923-05-25
Kid Party at
Temperance Legion
Meeting Saturday.

The Loyal Temperance Legion will
hold a meeting Saturday afternoon at
, o'clock at the Methodist Episcopal
church. All members Of h legion
are asked to be present as business
matters OF Importance Will be trans.
acted.
, 1923-05-25

Claudia Mapes. Marjorie sandison.
Mervin Sermons, Junior Sermons,
Junior Bot. Marion Wheeler. Gordon
Mitchell. Donald EnteTline. Herbert
Kennedy. Buddy Lujan. Keith Lay.
mon. Jack Hancock. Howard Angel
and Thomas Saniison.
, 1923-05-25

The Coach is durable. More than 1000 ownsrs
are proud of it. II has a simple and sturdy beauty.
for passengers and luggage. Body rumbling
noises are totally absent. Doors and windows stay
tight fitting.
The Coach is built for service. On either the
Hudson or Essex chassis il is ready always for any
use.
closed car.
, 1923-05-25
II. md p. W. Meeting


ltfliuItuN.
The Business and Professional
vomen's club will hold their regular
weekly meeting tomorrow at 1910 at
the Henning hotel. Several talks will
be given. All members OF the club
are asked to be present
, 1923-05-25
Bridge Luncheon

Tomorrow.
The Misses Fanny Belle and Ruth
Besgs viii entertain the members Of
the Delta Delta Delta sorority to
morrow ut a bridge luncheon TO be
given at the Henning hotel.
, 1923-05-25
NfH. Crude
Ent0falns.

Mrs. Il. Il. Crude entertained a. an
informal bridge tea yesterday after
noon at her home IN Fifth and Lin
coin streets. Honors for tho afAer-
noon were won by Mrs. C. d. Ben
nett. Mrs. J. j. Chapman and Mrs.
Walter Schultz.
Guests present for ths afternoon
were Mrs. L. Z. Evans, Mrs. Don
Sullivan, Mrs. c. d. Bennett, Mrs.
william KEN, Mrs. L.. 1. Gulich.
Mrs. II. A. Burke, Mrs. Lee Reno,
Mrs. j. j. Chapman, Mrs. Gibbs, Mrs.
Fisher. Mrs. Ray Holloran and Mrs.
Walter Schultz.
, 1923-05-25
Dinner Party
This Evening,

I.ss Helen Daniels will entertain
At an informal dinner this evening
NJ her home on Yellowstone avenue
Tulips Will be used for the table deco
Tations. Nine guests Will be present.
, 1923-05-25

Mrs. Arledge is a sister Of Mrs.
Comfort.
, 1923-05-25
MARY TOBIN, Society Editor

Mrs. Frank Clark. the former being
state labor commissioner at Chey-
emo.
, 1923-05-25

The Coach is a Hudson invention. It was created
to provide closed car comfort at little more than
open car cost.
Closed cars, on high grade chassis, were too costly
for most buyers. So a revolutionary thing was
done.
An entirely new closed body design that elimin.
ated all the old costly manufacturing methods was
invented. And production on a scale unknown in
the closed car field was started.
1t brought closed car comfort within reach Of all.
, 1923-05-25
Rake ssle
Saturday.

Mrs. Earie's division OF the Pres
bytertan Ladies' Aid society will hold
sale OF baked goods Saturday. May
"a. at Whites grocery store.