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San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1924-04-10
In Society

Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis Maverick and
their debutamte daughter, Miss Ada
Maverick. will entertain with circus
dance on the roof of the Country Club
Friday evening. May > The guests
viii represent folk IN the circus.
y - 70
Miss Mary Alice Kirkland will en-
terrain with an old fashioned Faster
egg hunt at her summer lodge at Me
dina Lake on Easter Sunday. Fol
lGwng the hunt supper will be served.
y ,% -
2Irs. Benjamin Poorc, wife of Gen
eral roore. and her daughter. Mrs.
u. 4. Robinson. wife of Major Rob
in>,n. will entertain Friday afternoon
al the quarters of Mrs: Poore.
Mrs. Fred V. Edgerton. wife of
Captain Edgertou. will entertain with
Il bridge luncheon in her quarters FRI
day afterroon.
MIS-. Charles Williams entertained
with an attractive luncheon in nv
homc Thursday complimenting Mrs. y.
u. Newman aud Mrs. +. ID. Edwards,
the guest OF Mrs. Newman.
y Y -
Miss katherine Houston entertain
ell recently with a lovely dinner par
~ at the Country Club complimcntinS
Miss Flm ence Allen and Miss Ile'3A
Richardson The tatie carried out the
Easter suggestion with Il broken tgs
made Cf white flowers and tiny vel
low chicken. Covers were laid TO-
about f'itccn guests.
Miss Houston. Miss Allen of Austin
and Miss Richardson of Washington
and Miss Lille Beall Frost will leave
Friday morning 10 return to OgontZ
after spending the spring vacation in
San Antonio. Miss Allen has been
the guest Of Miss Houston and Miss
Richardson has visited Miss Frost.
y - -
Mrs. Lawrence Barrett Hurst Of
PENNSYLVANIA is the guest of Mrs.
Adolrh Wagner until after the car
nival season. Mrs. Hurst will be re-
membered as Miss Regina Beckman.
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Miss Jean Holland. a student OF the
University of Texas. has recently re-
turned TO Austin after spending sew
eral days with her. mother.
Miss Mary Alice Kirkland has re-
turned from Medina Lake where she
has been spending several weeks.
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Miss Julia Mae Hancock who has
been the guest Of Mr.. and Mrs. VIII
liam Trabue will leave soon for Dial
las to visit friends before returning
TO her home i'm New York.
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Miss Helen Phillips and Miss Kitty
Phillips with their aunt, Mrs. /. Is.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1924-04-10
Hair Often Ruined
By Careless Washing

Soap should be used very carefully.
if you want to keep your hair looking
lis best. Many soaps and prepared
shampoos contain too much free alkali.
This dries the scalp, makes the hair
brittle. and ruins it.
The best thing for steady use is Null
sified cocoanut oil shampoo. which is
pure and greaseless, and is betther
than anything else you can use.
Two or three teaspoonfuls is suffi-
cient to cleanse the hair and scalp
thoroughly. Simply moisten the hair
with water and rub it in. 1t makes an
abundance Of rich. creamy lather
which rinseS out easily, removing every
particle of dust, dirt. danruff and ex.
cess oil. The hair dries quickly and
evenly. and It leaves the scalp soft,
and the hair fine and silky, bright,
lustrOus, fluffy, wavy, and easy to
manage.
You can get Mulsified cocoanut oil
shampoo at any drug store; it is mex.
pensive. and :. few ounces will supply
every member Of the family for
months.
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| Phillips. are spending several days in
San Antonio at the st. Anthony ho'
| tel. They will leave soon for visit
| to London. Mrs. Phillips and the
Misses Phillips are residents of Mex.
! leo City.
Mrs. Joe Dcutz of San Luis potosi.
who has been the guest of Mrs. Err
| hardt Guenther for several days. is
now at the 1t. Anthony. Miss Anita
| DeutZ, her daughter. is visiting in
Galveston. but will return to San An
| tonic to spend coronation week. Mrs.
| Helene Buss entertained with an in
! formal party recently complimenting
| Miss Anita Deutz. Mrs. Deutz will
be remembered as Miss Mencke for
mcrly of San ;tntcsio.
Among those spending the last week
end at Medina Lake as the guests OF
Miss Mary Alice Kirkland We're Miss
Marion Gaines. Miss Fay Robinson.
Bob Douglas. Ned Meadows, Red
Bourne and Bud Foster.
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Highland Park Parent-TeacherS'
Association will meet in regular ses-
sion Friday. There will be a. election
of officers and n report from the Fifth
District Conference. Miss Wieden's
class will entertain with Dutch
play. Refreshments will be served.
All mothers and friends are cordially
invited.
The History Club will meet at 3
o'clock Friday afternoon with Mrs.
Willis Keller as hostess.
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The Rotives luncheon group of the
Woman's Club will meet Friday at the
clubhouse. The hostesses will be Mrs.
Frederick Abbott and Mrs. James
Jamison. y good attendance Is re-
lUeSted.
St. Marks branch of The Weman's
Auxiliary will meet in regular session
al the parish house at 1920 Friday
morning. Or. Addison of BOSTON.
Mass, will give a talk. on Liberia"
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The League of Women Voters will
meet in luncheon session ut 12:11
Saturday in the pink room of the
Gunter Hotel.
1.-THE Worthy Matrons and officers
Of the Army Chapter No Gj4 o. Z. S,
will be hostesses at bunco party to
be held at the post chanel. Fort Sam
Houston at S o'clock Friday evening.
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Autochromc views of Spain and In
dia win be shown at : ~ Thursday
evening by William Sahdoz at the
Ersuline Academy auditorium. North
st. Mary's street and East Romano.
Among the interesting features in adj
ditioD to the views will be a group OF
songs by Madame Don Philippine, So
prano. and Senior La Priore will give
several violin solos. Edgar Hansen
will accompany Madame Don Philip
pine.
The. Married Ladies Sodality will
hold a cake sale in St Mary'S rest
room beginning at > O'Clock Sltur-
day.
Riverside Park TEACHERS
Association will hold their regular
meeting at o'clock Friday Election
of new officers will be held. Mrs. T..
G.. Ellsworth. who was sent as a dele
gate from this school TO the convention
of the Fifth District of Texas Con
gresS of Mothers held at Gonzales. will
be present with a report.
~ ~ " -....
Mrs. Samuel A. Street entertained
with box party at the Majestic
"Wednesday afternoon in honor of Miss
| ELI Moore Townsend of Baylor Col
lcge. The guests included former
Baylor College students.
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The Thomas Nelson Page Junior
! School Parent-Teachers Association
will hold their regular meeting at
$ 80 Friday ut the school. Bust
| ness of Importance will be discussed
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1924-04-10
TO AID EX-SOLDIERS
Veterans Bureau to Establish Offices
10 Get Jobs for Ex-scryicc Men.

Washington, ID. e.. april fO.-Crea-
ton of rehabiition committee in each
of the IS sub-district offices of the
Nctera;S Bureau TO farther the secur-
ing Of employment for former service
m;a after completing vocational train
ing. vas announced last night by Di-
rector Hines.
The committee. which will be mp
pointed by the rehabilitation chiefs
of the fourteen districts, will be com
posed of an expert in rehabilitation
policies of the bureau. n training ex-
pert and a man experienced in en-
ployment.
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and officers will be elected. A good
attendance is requested.
10 =; =.
The Beta Tau Zeta sorority will
meet in the home o: Miss Mary
James. 526 West Magnolia avenue at
4 o'clock Friday afternoon.
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Mis- Juanita Baskil will present
her dancing pupils at Beethoven Hall
at SIS Thursday evening. About
sixteen children will take part in the
recital
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1924-04-10
Soft Hues in Spring Suits
Smoky, Misty Color Blends Found Becoming to
Almost Any Feminine Type

freely used as trimming as is new
fur developed in Paris and known as
Renardeau.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1924-04-10

n eceS Sary mlserleS
thro ugh m 4 y
months and up to
the moment Baby
has arrived, is fully
explained in the re-
m q rkahle book
motherhood and the
Baby" Tells also
what to do before
and after baby
comes, probable date
Of birth, baby rules,
etc, and about "Moth-
er's Friend" used by
three generations OF
mothers, and sold in
oil drug stores every.
W ere. Mothers
Friend" is applied
externally. is safe,
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1924-04-10
Childbirth

III OW thousands of women, by
H the simple method Of an emf
nent physician, have avoided I'm.
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free from narcotics, permits easier
natural readjustment of muscles and
nerves during expectancy and child
d. Kerger, slayton, MINI, says: ut
pulled Inc through" Send for bool;
today. to Bradtield Regulator Co,
BA-T6, Atlanta, Ga. Mothers FRIEND
is sold at all drug stores,
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-06-19
A m0Ci6n presentada aver.

no han hecho los ejercicios militares y
Sc ha privado de ese derecho al sefior
ochoteco. s~
FL sefor orbeta ofreci6 consular los
otros hbros de su Departamsnto. para
yer 81 aparecen los nombres de esos
otros estudiantes.
Segln hemos sido informados, en- ell
dia de hoy mafiana, ell Comite inves-
tigador Sc propene rendir un amplio
informe dando cuenta a la Camara del
resultado de sus investigaciones.
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Continuation de Ia Ira. pag. }

Z
John la incorrecta actitud que asu-
miera para con tan distinguidas damas.
Al deciarar la sefiorita Menguinoff
Sc hizo constar muy especialmente. ell
hecho de que en- la tarde de antier. Ell
senior st. John lie habia enviado el Di.
ploma con su secretaria.
I'm Redactor nuestro pregunt6 ano.
che la expresada seforita 81 era cier-
to que St. John lie habia entregado su
diploma y nos contest6 que 81 habia
dado 6rdenes en- su oficina de que 81
ella iba a bllscarlo Sc 10 entregasen;
pero que como ella no fu6, la seiorita
Carmen Campos, dactil6grafa del sefior
st. John y vecina de la seforita Mer-
guinoff Sc 10 habia llevado su casa
Parece que ell senior st. John, en- ia
seguridad que tiene de su equivocado
proceder. antes de que esta sehorita
declarase ante ell Comit6 quise subsa.
mar su falta haciendole entrega del
Diploma. 10 que seguramente habra
servido, mas bien, para acabar de con,
veneer al Comite investigator de 10 in.
justifcad'a y arbitraria que es la con
ducta de este funcionario.
Tambien declare aver Ell Mayor Or
beta, quien no pudo explicar por que
raz6n Sc han graduado dos j6venes que
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-06-19
sERAN NoMBRADos LOS We
TERINARIOs

i
t'Y ahora, en- euanto Ia otra cues
ti6n, puedo informarle que el mes pro-
ximo. fecha en- que empiesa el nuevo
afio fiscal, quedaran cubiertas las dos
plazas de Inspectores veterinarios que
hay vacantes en- la actualidad. Y de
esa manera, seran personas capacitadas
para clio las que examinaran v pom
dram ell Visto Bueno a las reses que
han de ser sacrificadas para Ell consul
mo publico. Pero estoy estudiando cui-
dadosamente todos los candidates.
pues me propongo nombrar a dos per-
sonas completamente preparadas, COM
petentes Y eficientes, que sean en- 81
una garantia para Ell pueblo consuini-
dor. Quiero nombrar dos veterinarios
en- qnienes pueda depositar toda mi
confianza confiarles la salud del pue-
bio en- Ia seguridad de que sabran We
lar por ella. Y 20 10 aseguro que de
aquf al pr6ximo mes habre encontrado
esas psrsonas, Y les habr6 extendido
el nombramiento. Como usted compren-
der& para estos casos no Sc puede nom
brar a cualquiera por Ell nero hecho
de que ostente un titulo. sino que tie
ne que demestrar practicamente que
es digno de ocupar dicha plaza.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-06-19

A la hora en- que estamos escribien-
do estas lineas, Sc nos informa que una
de las paredes de dicho matadero Sc
ha derrumbado, Y que al caer, aplasto
nm cerdo, rurnorandose que fue puesto
a Ia venta. De ser este cierto, Sc i'm
pone un investigation Y ademas Gre
emos necesario que al menos SO hagan
algunas reparaciones, en- 10 que Sc cons
truye eI nuevo edificio, va que no es
possible que una de las paredes perma-
Mecca en- el suelo. La salud del pueblo
10 demanda y esperamos que Sc act6e
en- ese sentido, mientras tanto, en- 10
qhe Sc eonstruye el nuevo matadero.
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Aprenda I'd Usar MU-COL No Tan Solo Para Combatir
Ia Enfermedad Despues de COntrada Sno Para Evitara

Una ell MUCOL acuerdo de
verdadero o Dor de Gargant Po-
Leoucorea Flores Blanca muchas otras aeccones
Los Denstas 10 caa desinfectar depues extrac-
denifrco solo mpia
Mcos Hosptales
ansephco metoy
Los baeros denr el cults despue de a
Supuracnes calquer fnd Dentadua F Qpemadua
pero MUCOL para
un ndmero de estas Intermediates
Tomeos eemplo Dolor
sou6n
la nariz dpu6s
de conrafdo el resfrado door de
Ese polvo nhala Gales
povo usante de mayo de las accone de la
del 5Quere
sp
ndefenso,
usted mpar bamnte
ches de acostars u6n de MUCOL
senci regla
fermedades puede evitarle tsso.5sss .s
Podemos
dias de la de dene
des de las enas tales Porrea Dentadura F
e MCoL povo bre cpo enuagandoe ego ba
hacienda gargaras soluci6n MU-COL.
LEUC0RREA FLORES MISUNDERSTANDING que MJJCOL
nsupabe e tratamiento
hygiene regdad
mando rigaones vagnaes MUCOL minimum
las posibiidades de contraer infeccones
Pida muestra gratis Mu-CoLa
Benito Gonzalez
Cruz No. Box No. Il S. San Juan, P. R
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E. RIBERA cHEvREMoNT.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-06-19
ALEMANIA NO VERA SALIR ToDA
VIA Los EJERCITos FRANCHISES

PARIS. JUNO 18. (Cable Franc6s) -
M. Herriot declare que 81 no creia .opor
tuno la evacuation de Alemania por
los ej6rcitos franco -belgas como exi-
gia Ell Informe de los Expertos. 49,
Herriot opina que mas cenvendria
actnalmente a Alemania controlarS ei
desarme de esta naci6n por medic de
un esfuerzo comdn de los aliados Y Ia
Iacci6nf de Ia Sociedad~ de las Naeiones.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-06-19
81 OONrIRMAN Los PUNToS DEL
MRNsAJE DE M. HERRIoT AL
GABNETE

PARIS, JUNO 18. (Cable Frances) -
Todos los puntos que -oficialmen-
to 80 pubhcaron aver respecto de Ia
nusva poiitica seguir por M Herriot
han sido confirmados hoy en- el mensaje
que este envi6 al Efinisterio.
La Embajada ante Ell vaticano Sc
rA suprimida, toda vez que crea un es-
tado de cosas contrarie a la hbertad
de cultos predicada por los grandes
hombres que implantaron la Repubhca.
La Ley sobre las Corgregaciones sera
4aplicada pero sin idea de persecution
nj intolerancia religiosa.
Los otrcs puntos mas importantes
de la declaration ministerial son: la
reduction de la armada, el reconoci,
miento de Russia, .el ingreso de Alema-
. mia en- la Sociedad de las Naciones, la
reconstruction do las regiones devasta.
das y el equilibrio de la bolsa de Fran
eta. 80
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El Comiisiionado de-.
(Continuacion de la la. pAg.)

mos tenido siempre presente en- nues-
ira imagination, y no tan solo ESQ, s.
no que estamos obrando en- ese sentido,
nos estamos moviendo, y dentro de pc-
CO San Juan podra enorgullecerse de
contar con uno de los mejores matade-
ros de la isla.
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Sc proyecta Introduce,


men presentar nuestros legisladeres en-
Ia presente Session, Extraordinaria, f.
gura la que Sc refere q La hmitaci6n,
a 90 dfas, del t6rmino para resolver los
asuntos y la que Sc refiere a establecer
la tbre concnrrencia.
Son estas dos enmiendas fundamen-
tales y necesarias. Limitando 81 tieni-
20 Sc dara fin a esos procedimientos
lentos y tardios que ningin bgen
resultado conducen, y con el estable-
cimiento de la libre concurrencia, las
Compahfas. y Corporaciones particula-
res, entrarian en- una competencia que
redundarfa EN- benefcio de los patro-
nos y los obreros, y 6stos Quedarian
igualmente garantidos que con el fondo
del Gobierno.
En- este sentido, los representatives
Dones y Tizol han presentado la re-
ferida enmienda la Ley, y es de es-
perarse que nuestros Legislatures, de-
seosos. de corregir y subsanar un NAL
evidente, han de aprobar tan saluda-
bic medida para hacer eficiente tan
magnifca legislation obrera.
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TU, MUERTA

~, MUlEklA 1lEs
En- Ell oiroulO de flores rutiantes de los cirios
los 'yiolinss azules del eter 80
i Ssalnlodiaban el ad6s tu beleza
Muerta para mi
en- hos sllencios espumantes del mar
ell las soledades slnfoncas de la noche
las meditaciones inaecesibles de las ventanas.
Euerta te Vi
con la cinta roa de tn boca
ajada sobre e marmol de tn rostro
con Ia torre de tu cuelo
caida sobre el ocaso de triste de tn pelo,
con el de oro triste de tu pelo
sobre la lvidez inmensa de tu cuerpo
Oh, mia! (Posesivo roto para ell acto)
ion, infinite dentro de mil "A
oh, estrellas que sos huellas de su pie
iOh, mundo que sin ella estas IT,
nj en- ii nj en- mi.,!
Muerta te vi
con la mascara yioleta del silencio
muerta con los penachos negros de la sombra
mi corazon Sc len6 de gritos.
No, grite La mortaja;
No. las manos que te perfumaban;
NO, a la mosca que era cOntigo;
No. Ia terra gotona, a.1e
la terra que te cogia
con punos de musgo; elae4ss5sa
No, al sepulturero de mirada de cipres: M
No, al veo de margaritas hotante sobre las hierbas
No, al terror polvoriento .a.t
y a la voz perdida en- el abismo..
Muerta te vi s@ ~@A @A'sAA@s a-11 sA@aaSa1G
muerta para mi. -
mis- unas clavaron en- Ia pedra
corte tus cabelos para cogarlos de la inmensdad;
te arranque los ojos EEgEa
para hacer dos infnitos;
te desentrane ell coraz6n
para universe.
Todo eras tu,
td, Ia Vida en- la Muerte;
ta, derramada en- Ia corola constelada del cielo
tu, en- Ia estrella de cinco puntas del mar; M
tu, en- 10 creado en- 10 eterno; As
tn, substantial y esencia de mi Cosmos
Maerta te Vi
para mi
mis- pies sc embragaron de dstancias
Persegula tus besos crugientes
por los caminos donde te goce:
d1vln1dades de tu ser,
obriedad de tus 1lamas bermeias,
cuando tn cabeza Sc desmayaba
en- La danza de mis- brazos sa = seT n &
ioh mia Posesivo triunfante EN- la luz.)
Lampara seras en- mi tumba
como eres ardor mi ruta.
Ali estaras por siempre mia;
ALI estare sombra en- tn sonbra
gusano en- tu gusano, marposa en- tn mariposa
Have de tu caricia en- tn llavero
lagrima rota en- tn corazon,
suspiro aulante tn craneo.
ioh mia Mia mi verso en- mi eternidad,
PorQue he de arroar mi coraz6n
al mtinito ueno de ii.
Nunca dire al olvido
Nunca, dire al gusano;
Nunca, dire 10 que no sea
estar IT, como estey en- MI
TX, para estaT, sere yo La terra
que Sc incline sobre tt
con la boca deshordada en- siemprevivas!
E. RIBERA cHEvREMoNT
A mocl0n presentada aver.
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oTRA INVESTIGATION Sc HA
oRDENAUo

A moci6n presentada por Ell Repre-
sentante, senior Dones, SO acord6 comu-
nicar al cemisionado de Instruction
que la camara desearia que Sc practi-
case una investigation referente a los
hechos denunciados, pcr el senior Gelpi,
de Ponce, en- relaci6n con la conducta
incorrecta que observan alli ciertas pro
fesoras.
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ing lovely baskets and wall vases.
The high score prize vas won by
Miss Alice Hill, attractive hand
embroidered handkerchiefs, and the
consolation prize was awarded TO
Miss Frances Walker
After the conclusion of the in
teresting game, a tempting salad
course with AN ice and iced punch
was served.
The hostess was assisted in enter
tanning by her mother, Mrs. L. O..
Gammage, Mrs. c. l. Tyson, and
Mrs. H. G. Jackson.
The guest list included Miss
Elizabeth Andrews, Miss Mary Har-
ris, Miss Jean Curtis, Miss Alice
Hill, Miss Cornelia Merritt, Miss
Eugenia Johnson, MISS Frances
Walker, Miss Florrie Warren, Miss
Julia Westbrook, Miss Carolyn
Mathis, Miss Annie Hyatt, Miss
Ruth Brady, Miss Virginia Daven-
port, Miss Annie Turpin, Miss Nell
Schneider, Miss Martha English,
Miss Cordelia Hooks, Miss Florence
Dixon, Miss Edith Bahnsen, and Miss
Marguerite Glover.
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Y Q Il Cd q Cd u

conclusion of game, delicious
luncheon was served at the pref
lily appointed card tables.
Mrs. Council was assisted III en-,
tertaining by Mrs. Matt Wheeler.
The guest list included Mrs. Hen.
ry Clay, MIS-. ]. D. Hooks, Mrs. I.
f. Gatewood, Jr., Mrs. ". G. TOR
pin, Mrs. Lucius McCleskey, Mrg.
A. D. Gatewood, Mrs. d. R. An
drews, Mrs. Ed Mathis, Mrs. Stew
art Furlow, Mrs. LJove!ace Eve,
Mrs. I. o. Marshall, Mrs. Cloyd
Buchanan, Mrs. Ernest Statham,
Miss Mary Glover, Miss Gertrude
Davenport, Mrs Henry Lumpkn,
Mrs. B. f. Easterlin, Jr., ms.
Arthur Rylander, Jr., Mrs Charles
Lanier, Mrs. Lucas Theirs, Mrs.
Emmett Anderson, Mrs. Middleton
Mcdonald, Miss Vera Henry, Mrs.
Eugene Cato, Mrs. James Hixon,
Mrs. Henry Johnson, Mrs. f. Ever.
EFT, and Mrs. S. H. Mckee.
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MRS. COUNCIL HONCRS
MRS. CLAY AT LUNCHEON.

One of the loveIiest parties chat
have been given for Mrs. Henry
CLAY. whose marriage was an inter
esting event of August, was the
beautiful bridge luncheon at wiic /
Mrs. John Council entertained
Thursday morning at the Golf Club.
Tables for the morning game
were arranged on the screened in
porch at the back wl,cn was bright
ened with baskets, jardlneres and
wall vases filled with mid-sunl-
.ner blossom, digitalis, pale yellow
eannas, asters, althea& and yellow
lupines, the effective yellow and
lavender color scheme being car
ried out in every detail.
Mrs. Clay was stunning in a hand
some crepe black satin model, with
which she wore a small black vel,
vet hat.
Miss Mary Glover won the tor
score prize, deck of cards, and
the honor guest was presented with
a dainty hand-embroidered guests
towels.
At twelve thirty o'clock, after thu
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MISS GAMMAGE HOSTESS
AT LOVELY MORNING PARTY

Thursday morning, at her home
pm South Lee street, Miss Ruba
Gammage was hostess at a lovely
party, entertaining delightfully."- at
five tables of progressive setback.
Throughout the living room, din
ing room and wide reception hall
where the guests were entertained
an artistic profusion of bright SUM-
mer flowers formed attractive deco.
ratlons-zinnias, marigolds, golden
glow digitalis and asters effectively
combined with coral vine, and fill,
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Persona 81

s---s.-=Assp
Friends of Mrs. w. NJ. Humber
will regret to learn that she is i'll
at her home on Taylor street.
Mrs. vi G. Harris, of Macon, is
the guest for several days of MIS-.
W. H. c. Dudley, at her home on
West Church street.
Mrs. Frank Harold and Miss
Alice Harold have returned from
Atlanta where they have been de-.
lightfully entertained fo- the past
week as the guests of relatives.
Miss Cornelia SILVER returned
today from Atlanta, where she was
the guest for several days of Miss
Mildred Vinson.
Miss Alice Harold left today for
Columbus, where she Will be the
attractive guest of Miss Marjorie
Cargill for several days.
Miss Helen Williams, who has
been visiting her aunt, Mrs Alice
i. Ward, at her home on Hampton
street, returned to her home IN
Montezuma, today.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. J. Shehan and
little granddaughter, Wylie Claire
Lee will leave Saturday for Augusta
where they will be guests of rela-
tiyes for the weekend.
Mrs. C. E. Hoot, who has been
spending several weeks delightful
ly with her daughter, Mrs. r. c.
Moran at her home on West Church
street will return to her home in
York, Ala, Saturday.
Mrs. John Goolsby left today FOR
Savannah. where she will spend
several days with Mrs. Charles Gam-
mage.
Sam Yarbrough and Bob Harden,
Of PARROT were business visitors in
Americas Thursday.
Mrs. Minnie Yeamons left Sunday
night for visit to relatives in
Tampa, Fla.
Mrs. Kendall Beavers and chill
dren and Miss Kate Williams have
returned from Manchester where
they were guests for several days
Of their sister, Mrs. Henry Williams,
making the trip by automobile.
Miss Parmalee Davis will leave
Monday for Red Springs, N. C. to
resume her studies at Flora Nc
Donald College. at Red Springs N.
c., after spending the summer hali-
lays with her parents. Dr. and Mrs.
e. P Davis at their home on South
Lee street.