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Evening star., 1924-06-04
De Wolf Hopper at Poll s.

De Wolf Hopper and his comic
opera company come to Polls The
ater for a limited engagement with
repertory of light operas at Lop-
ular prices, opening Monday evening
with The Mikado." The repertory
"Erminie," Wang. Robin Hood,
'The Chocolate soldier Pirates of
Penzance," III. NJ. :. Pinafore,
"Iolanthc," "Ycoman of the Guard
and others.
Mr.. Hoppers original company will
he seen here, with a rare combina-
ton of singers and comedians. in
Guiding Ethel Walker. Herbert Wal
ferrous, j. Humbird Duffy, Arthur
Cunningham and Henry Kelly.
The chorus constitutes thirty wei
drilled agile Young people. who can
sing and sing we'll.
The Mikado." the first of the operas
to be presented. a masterpiece IN
comic opera. clean and wholesome.
in spite of its wears, is still as tresn
and as amusing when il was first
written. The lines sparkle, the
music is tuneful and melodious and
the situations are irresiStibly comic.
Mr.. Hopper gives assurance that he
has overlooked no detail of stage
craft or coStuming. nor has expense
been spared to make it perfect.
The prices will range from 80
vents to s1.5o for the evening per-
formances and from 80 cents TO S100
Thursday and Saturday. The man
agemcnt has opened subscription
list. Those wishing to- may make
reservations for the entire engage
ment, and in this way have the same
seats set aside for each week.
Evening star., 1924-06-04
ROCKVILLE.

ROCKVILLE, Md, June 4 Especially.
The county commissioners met here
yesterday afternoon and fixed the
general county tax rate and signed
the annual levy for the year begin
ming July L.
Notwithstandins a big bond issue
for the erection of new school build
ings and the repair of old ones, and
increased appropriations for roads,
maintenance of schools. etc, the Tax
rate will remain as at present-sl.l
property. This is made possible by
an increase in the county's taxable
basis of S2,235,095 since the last an
nual levy. The new state tax rate
will be 30 ala. which is an increase
OF 1-l3 OF cent over the rate for
the year now drawing to close
for the expenses of the county for
being as follows: Public schools.
$2ts,015; bonds and interest, $780,
ass.:6: roads. $11i.2sl; county com
missioners and clerks; .l2.soo: in
37,5ss.o3: elections. $4,000: circuit
court, $3.50; county treasurer and
assistants, $4,000; bridges. s1s,75o;
attorneys. $4.0so; assessing. s1,s00;
$500; fuel. :l;sSo; 200. insol,ysncies and
house, $3.50; juvenile court. sI.500:
warden, Jail. $500; local and state
boards of health, s2.64s.s4; law IL
brary. sl.5oO: county farm bureau.
$1,000; orphans court. $2.25o; print
,aso. ,ng H:45o; removed court cases,
$500: road machinery. $4,000; tu-
berculin testing of cattle, $4,000;
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home denomination work, $1,000;
fire departments, $500.
special Tax Rates.
In addition to the regular county
tax rate. there are special rates for
road improvements against the
various districts as follows: Lsytons-
vile. cent; Pooiesviiie. IS cents
Rockville, Is cents; Colesville. II
cents: Darnestown, Is cents: Bethes-
da. cents: olney, j cents; Gathers
bar nesviIIe. cents. wheaton, "a
cents; village of Woodmont. SIS cents
The rates against the special tax
ing areas are: Section 2, Chevy Chase
As cents; section 3, Chevy Chase, 81
cents: section 5, Chevy Chase, %
cents; Martins Addition to Chevy
Chase. 25 cents; Friendship Heights
and The Hills, 90 cents; Drummond
35 cents: Northwest Park. 25 cents
oakmont, 10 cents; Alta Vista; "a
cents; Woodmont. IS cents; Chevy
Chase View, 10 cents; North Chevy
Chase, 25 cents.
The new figures show a decrease in
the amount OF assessed securities OF
sos. 1856, the new basis on this class
of property being, $6.42s,0S5. Securi-
ties bear a fat county rate of 80 cents
and a state rate OF Is cents on each
500.
The taxable basis OF the county is
now $4.459,S7o, the basis by districts
being as follows: I4aytonsville-ReaI,
3I,369,530; personal, $2l9,210; total.
Sl,5Ss.74o. CiarksburgvReal, $l,220,
7eo; personal. S1s4.5s5; total. S1,4l5,-
2s5. Pooiesville-Real. $1,50o.9s0; per-
sonai, Sls5,700; total. $,69S,6S0.
Rockville--Real. s4.496,025: personal,
s44S.ss0: total. A.942,715. Colesville--
Real. s1.504,215; personal, $223.510:
total, s1,727,725. Darnestown-Real, al
$1.3s2,5S5; personal, s186,0S0; total,
s1,54s.s75 Bethesda-Real. $13,7s2,-
315; personal, Ss18,125; total, $14,600,-
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Ambassador The Mar.
riaee Cheat.

Thomas Fl. Ince's production of The
Marriage Cheat will be the feature of
the first two days of next week at
Crandalrs Ambassador Theater. be-
ginning Sunday afternoon. and Lillian
Gish will be the picture star Tues
day and Wednesday in InSpiration's s
film version of II. Marion Crawford $
The White Sister"
abraham Lincoln" Al and Ray
Rockets marvelously realistic and
entertaining visualization of the life
of one of the greatest of the nations S
characters. will be shown Thursday,
Friday and Saturday by special ar
ranSement with First National to
satisfy the demand on the part of the
public to be given further opportunity
to view this remarkable picture. The
portrayal OF Lincoln by George A.
Billings is one of the classics.
Abraham Lincoln is scheduled for
release for national distribution next
falls and Washington, therefore. is
peculiarly fortunate in being privi-
legged to see this masterpiece again
SO long before September.
Evening star., 1924-06-04
Central-'Broadway or Bust

Hoot Gibson, foremost of the young
er delineators of western characters,
will be seen at CrandallS Central
Theater the first four days of next
week, beginning Sunday afternoon, in
his latest comedy drama, broadway
or Bust" which concerns the ad-
ventures of a ranch owner whose boy
hood sweetheart inherits money and
moves to New York. Mack Sennetts
The Halfback of Notre Dame also
will be shown.
Thursday, Friday and Saturday Lii
liam Gish, supported by Ronald Cole
man, j. Barney Sherry, Charles Lane
and Gail Kane will be seen in In
spiration's perturbation of f.. Marion
Crawford's The White Sister," to-
gether with the kinograms and daily
pipe organ recitalS.
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40. oiney-Real. N,sso.s4o: personal
s27s.st5; total, s2.23s.ss5. Gathers.
burg-Reai, S2,sl3,I2o; personal, Ss24,-
$40; total, s2,937,7so. Potomac-Real
I,944,375; personal. $125.345: total
$2,oSs,720. BarnesvilIe-Reai, sf,4Is.
595; personal, $1s8,3s0; total, H,6I4,.
97b. Damascus-Real, S1,120,s7o; per-
sonai. s1s+,s5o; total, 3i,sI5.S2o
Wheaton--Reai, Ss,2S1,is0; personal
or the more ihsn s., 900 in
crease in the taxable basis of the
county, over 80 Der cent was provid ed
by Wheaton and Bethesda districts
which districts now pay more than
one-half OF all taxes collected in the
county.
The assessment on securities by
districts is now as follows: l.aytons
Vile. s4l,525: Clarksburg, s27,s50;
pooIesviIIe. sI4o.sS5; Rockville, ST.
3os,525; colesvilie, 5000 400: barnes
town, $57.seo; Bethesda s3.OOi.a45;
oIney, ,s462,os5; Gaithersburg. $17o.-
s1S<.130; Wheaton, $s5o.065,
The action Of the commissioners
toward the public school is under
stood to be very gratifying to the
county board of education. The
school board asked for $24S,015, and
the commissioners included the entire
amount in the levy. This will, ac-
cording to Prof. Edwin w. Broome,
county superintendent of schools, en-
able the schools to be run more com
fortably than ever before.
Under the auspices of the +. d.
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Tivoli-Stage. Screen and
Musical Features.

At Crandalrs new Tivoli Theater,
18th street and Park road, northwest.
next week. the bill will include the
following:
Arthur FlasefS pipe organ con-
cert. the Tivoli Orchestra. under
Bailey +. Alart. with Elias Breeskin
IN the concert masters chair, in the
overture, Tobani's Echoes From the
Opera" Sybil Sanderson Pagan. an
artistic whistler of national renown;
the Tivoli's Mirror of the Living
World" Roy Cropper. lyric tenor,
from the Ziegfeld "Follies" of 1924
In series of song numbers and Burt
Earle and his eight saxophone girls
The film feature for the week be-
ginning Sunday afternoon at will
he the screen adaptation of Robert
w. Chambers Between Friends"
featuring Anna O. Nilsson, Norman
Kerry, Lou Tellegen, Alice Calhoun
and Stuart Holmes.
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Keith s-Grace La Rue

Grace La Rue, one of the theater's S
favorite daughters and one of vaude-
ville's best liked stars, will hold the
spotlight at Il. +. keith's Theater
next week with an entirely new pro-
gram of songs, with which she will
be assisted by Joseph DAILY.
Miss La Rue will appear also on
the bill with her husband Hale
Hamilton, in sketch by Vincent
Lawrence. Dangerous Advice"
Laughs a-plenty are promised for
Herbert Williams and Hilda Wolfus
in Prom Soup TO Nuts"
Kramer and Boyle, "a happy 60
lucky pair will offer fun with song:
Russ Brown and Jean Whitaker. their
Clown Topics: Hagenbach's lions
Will give thrillers in their Gagged
arena: Laura Ormsbee. a talented
violinist will offer Moments of
Melody" assisted by Jack Neal, and
F'ridkin, jr.. and Rhoda. novelty
dancers. will appear in a picturesque
and unusual dancing program
Evening star., 1924-06-04
Strand-Five Features.

Five acts, each a feature in its
particular class of entertainment, are
announced for the Strand Theater
next week, together with the first
showing in this city of Wesley
tFreckles) Bary's latest comedy
drama, George Washington. Jr."
The acts include Gautier Brothers.
with the Animated Toy Shop in
which human actors and animals
combine to furnish exceptional en-
tertainment for young and old: Clark
ana C1llani. in a laugh festival. The
Income Tax; Caverly and Wald, in a
singing and talking skit, Rice Pud-
ding; Milton Berle. in Established
1906" and Downey and Claridge.
described by the title, Wait and
See"
George Washington. Jr." is a
comedy drama of society life in the
highest political circles of our own
little town. an adaptation Of George
NJ Cohan's stage comedy. The cast
includes Gertrude Olmstead. Leon
Barry. Charles Conklin. Otis Harlan.
William courtwright and Edward
Phillips.
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Chevy Chase.

Sunday and Monday doors open,
Sunday 2:50), Robert r. Mantell. AL
ma Rubens and John Charles Thomas,
in Under the Red Robe: Aesop's
Fables and Fox News: Tuesday, Viola
Dana, in The Social Code; Mack
Sennett's. East Lynne" and Spec
jacks; Wednesday and Thursday.
tmatinee Wednesday $500. Monte
Blue and Irene Rich, in .Lucretia
Lombard; Fun From the Press, and
Fox News Events: Friday. Harry
Carey. in The Night Hawk: Pathe
comedy, april Fool: Way OF a
Man" No. s; Saturday, Laurette Tay-
Tor. in Happiness; Slim Summer
willie, in Ship Ahoy," and The Fight
ing Skipper" No s.
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Columbia-'The Guilty One

Tho Guilty One a mystery drama.
featuring Agnes Ayres. is announced
AS the screen attraction at Loew's
Columbia for next week, beginning
Sunday afternoon. ,E
This is a Joseph Henabery produc-
tion. based on the Broadway stage
success, /. in which Pauline Frederick
starred last season.
Agnes Ayers is cast in the role
of an ambitious young wife of a
hard working architect. who attempts
to aid her husbands career by cul-
tivating the friendship of an in
ff1uential man. Her husband and
brother are led to believe that she
plans a secret rendezvous with her
new acquaintance and rush to his
apartment to save her. In the mean
time. the man has been murdered and
suspicion rests heavily upon them.
In the final development of the story
dramatic twist changes the course
of the story and frees the innocent
suspectees, making possible the rec
onciliation and forgiveness of hus-
band and wife.
Edward Burns. recently seen with
Gloria Swanson in The Humming
Bird" is the leading man, and the
cast also includes Cyril Ring,
Clarence Burton, Craufurd Kent,
George Seigmann and Thomas r.
Miles. .s-
4 comedy and short films conclude
the bill
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Savoy.

Sunday and Monday, Bert Lytell
and Claire Windsor, in "A Son of the
Sahara" and Dippy boo Dad. Up and
At En-; Tuesday and Wednesday,
Alice Terry and Lewis Stone, in
'Scaramouche," and Aesop Fable:
Thursday, Pauline Frederick, in Let
Not Man Put Asunder," and Dorothy
DeVore. m Getting Gertie's Goat:
Friday, Ieatrice Joy, in Bluff and
Witwer's, The Telephone Girl;
Saturday. William S. Hart, in Singer
Jim Mckee" and Mack Sennett's
picking Peaches"
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Avenue Grand.

Sunday and Monday. Claire Wind
sor. in "A Son of the Sahara" and
Dippy Doc Dad. up and At En-:
Tuesday and Wednesday. Rex In
grams "Scaramouche," and Aesop
Fable: Thursday, Pauline Frederick.
in Let Not Man Put Asunder," and
Cliff Bowes, in Bargain Days: Fri
day. Leatrice Joy, in Bluff" and Wit
wers, THE Telephone Girl; Satur-
day, William S. Hart, in Singer jim
Evening star., 1924-06-04
A NJ Sc ME N T S

Victor Fleming production, which
said TO depict thrilling episodes OF
wild nights at sea, and in which
La ROGUE, in the, role Of the first
mate on lightship during great
storm at sea. rescues his sweetheart
from a houndering yacht.
The use of the radio enters thu
service at this time. and it is through
these cracking messages from the
imperiled girl that the young man
becomes acquainted with the situation
and effect a dramatic rescue.
Evening star., 1924-06-04
Metropolitan The Mar
riaee Cheat.

Thomas II. 1nce's production OF
The Marriage Cheat" will be pre-
scented next week, beginning Sunday
afternoon, at Crandall's Metropolita n
Theater, with Leatrice Joy, Percy
Marmont and Adolphe Menjou in the
leading roles, with the Metropolitan
World Survey and added short reels
and orchestral contributions under
Daniel Breeskin, including the Aida -
overture by Verdi.
THE Marriage. Cheat" was filmed
on an island of the South Seas and
depects the experiences of a young
missionary who falls in love with an
American woman brought ashore
from her dissolute husbands yacht
and his wine -bibbling friends.
Evening star., 1924-06-04
Takoma.

Sunday and Monday, Jackie Coogan
in "A Boy of Flanders: Pathe News
and Topics; Tuesday and Wednesday
Gloria Swanson, in "A Society Scan
dal," and comedy; Thursday, 1.-THE
Critical Age" after Ralph Connor's
"Glengarry School Days: Kino-
grams and comedy; Friday, Nita
Naldi and Patsy Ruth Miller, in 1.-THE
Breaking Point; Aesop Fable, Kino-
grams; -Fighting Blood" No. 2;
Saturday matinee and evening
Douglas MacLean and MadEe Bellamy
in THE Hottentot": Aesop Fable; com
edyi 1.-The Solers.''
Evening star., 1924-06-04
Olympic.

sunday and Monday. Norma Tai
madge, in The Song of Love-" and
Lloyd Hamilton. in My Friend;
Tuesday, Florence Fidor. Monte Blue
and Marie Provost. in THE Marriage
Circle; Wednesday, Blanche Sweet
in "Film Foolish; Thursday. Nita
Naldi, Patsy Ruth Miller and George
Fawcett. in The Breaking Point;
Friday, Jackie Coogan, in "A Boy OF
Flanders and Witwers Telephone
Girl: Saturday, Wesley Barry. in
The Printers DevjP'; Juvenile COM
edy, Three Cheers" and Ghost City
Evening star., 1924-06-04
Home.

Sunday and Monday, Gloria Swan
son. in "A Society Scandal; Tuesday,
Hoot Gibson, in Hook and Ladder;
Wednesday and Thursday. Lew Cody
and Barbara La Marr. in Dangerous
Dan McGrew"; Friday, Fred Thorn
son, in THE Silent Stranger" and
second episode Of 1.-THE Fast Ex-
press; Saturday, Richard Talmadge,
in I'm Fast Company"
Evening star., 1924-06-04
Apollo.

Sunday and Monday, Bert Lytell
and Claire Windsor, in "A Son of the
Sahara" and Dippy boo Dad. Up
and At En-: Tuesday and Wednes-
and Aesop Fable; Thursday and Fri
day, Buster Keaton, in sherlock, Jr,'
and "Vincennes"; Saturday Lea trice
JOY. in Bluff" and Our Gang, in
July Days"
Evening star., 1924-06-04

White Chapter of the Daughters of
the Confeoaracy Of the upper section
of the county, exercises in ceIebra-
ton of Confederate Memorial day
were held yesterday afternoon at
MoHocacy cemetery at BeaIlSVillc.
Mrs. Blanche w. Mackenzie of
Chevy Chase, this county, has insti-
tuted suit In the circuit court here
against her husband, Hugh Mac
Kenzie, for maintenance and support
Mis-. Mary Florence Pyles, widow Of
Michael Thomas PyIes. died at her
home at PooIesviiie. aged eighty-fve
years Her death was due to pneu-
mona. She is survived by the fol-
lowing stepchiIdren: Joseph b. and
Walter w. Pyles, Mrs. John A. Jones
and Mrs. r. w. White of the upper
section Of the county, and Dr. Cha rles
PyIes Of Hancock, Md. The funeral
took place from the home Burial
was in Monocacy cemetery at Bealls-
vile.
Evening star., 1924-06-04
Dumbarton.

Sunday. Mae Busch and Lew Cody,
in Nellie the Beautiful Cloak Model;
| Monday. Conrad Nagel. in THE Rem
devious; Tuesday, Alice Adams;
| Wednesday and Thursday, Ailecn
Pringle and Conrad Nagel, in Three
Weeks; Friday, The Arizona Ex-
press: Saturday. Tom Mix. in
Trouble Shooter"
Evening star., 1924-06-04
Crandall' S.

Sunday, Monday and Tuesday.
Pauline Garon. in "The Marriage
Market: Lige Conley. in There He
Goes" and scenic, The Beautiful
Riviera: Wednesday and Thursday.
Holbrook Blinn and Enid Bennett, in
The Bad Man. and Neal Burns, in
Blanche Sweet, in Anna Christie
and Lyman H. Howe's, "Speedville."
Evening star., 1924-06-04
York.

Sunday and Monday. Thomas MeiK,
han. in The Confidence Man." and
Cliff Bowes, in Bargain Day: Tues
THE Hunchback of Notre Dame"
Thursday, Jacqueline Logan, in "a
Dawn of a Tomorrow" and Clyde
Cook. in The Misfit": Friday, Harri-
son Ford. in 'Maytime." and Dippy
boo Dad, up and At En-; Satur
day, Fred Thomson, in The Silen,
Stranger and Our Gang, in July
DaVS"
Evening star., 1924-06-04

cigar. When you save up 200 band.
they give YOU . phnnagraph.
SmIth-lf J smoked 200 of tho.
things ! wouldn't want phon"
graph; Id want harp.
Evening star., 1924-06-04
Hippodrome.

Sunday, Modern Matrimony'': Mon
day William S. Hart, in Marrow
Trail: Tuesday. "The Next Corner:
Wednesday. Hook and Ladder; F.;
Thursday, Happiness; Friday, Van
ity Fair; Saturday. 'Lucretia Lom-
bard"
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Mckee" and sport reel. Matinee al
traction, THE Iron Man"
Carolina.

Sunday and Monday, The Temple
of Venus; Tuesday and "Wednesday.
Jackie Coogan, in "A Eoy of Flan-
ders,; Thursday, Shirley Mason, in
South Sea Love-; Friday, "Tky
Name Is Woman; Saturday. "St.
Elmo"
Evening star., 1924-06-04
The Code of the
Sea"

"The Code of the Sea-" based on
a story by Byron Morgan, who wrote
many of the late Wallace Reid's rae
ing stories, will be presented at
Loew's Palace Theater for the week
beginning next Sunday afternoon as
the chief attraction of the program
that will include "A comedy, Topics
of the Day, Pathe News and Mr.. Gan
mons symphonic overtureS.
Rod La ROGUE and Jacqueline
Logan are featured in this NV
Evening star., 1924-06-04

Special for this sale, very best sj.aS
dresses in handsome lacy styles. tai
Iored sport models and drrssy en-
broidery or self banded effects. Choice
Of beautiful dots, hgures and plain
coIors, 10 every wanted color.
Evening star., 1924-06-04

The seasons most pNpu
lar knit crepe. specially a
priced for this sale Has u
rich. luSuouS finish, and eD
wears J0cf better than the
average crepe. Wide range
of colors. Plenty black and -
while
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1924-06-07

ceding their marriage of this
month, was the afternoon bridge
party at which Mrs. Matt Wheeler
entertained Friday at her home on
Taylor street.
The tables for the game were
placed in the living room where
quantities Of beautiful summer
flowers were used effectively, car
rying out a pink and blue color
scheme. Dainty tally cards sug-
gestive of brides, marked the place
Of the guests.
Miss Denham was lovely in Made
line rose, Princess crepe, deliberately
beaded in cut steel design, and with
it she wore a picture hat of rose
gorgette whose only trimming was
single rose underneath the brlm.
Miss Parker was stunning in a
handsome white silk broadcloth
sport costume, with trimmings of
real Irish crochet. Her hat was a
smart imported model of white
straw.
Mrs. Dan O'Connell won the high
score prize, a deck of cards, and the
honor guests were presented with
lovely Dresden lowered jars.
At the conclusion of the game, a
tempting salad course with fruit
punch was served by the hostess,
assisted by Mrs. Kenneth Luthy.
The invitation list included Miss
Kathleen Denham, Miss Mary Park
er, Mrs. John Allen Fort, and guest
Miss Hattie Hanna, of Shelbyville,
KY, Mrs. Walter Brown, Mrs. Dick
Crimson, Mrs. A. B. Turpin, Mrs.
John Council, Miss Mary Littlejohn,
Mrs. Evan Mathis, Mrs. Dan O'Con-
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MRS. COBB HONORS
ATTRACTIVE VISITOR

AS a special courtesy to Mrs,
Julian Robinson, of Atlanta, the at
tractive guest of Mrs. C. c. Hawk
ms, Mrs. William H. Cobb enter
tanned with lovely bridge party
Friday afternoon at her home on
Furlow street.
A graceful arrangement of gar
den flowers formed an attractive
decoration of the living room where
the tables were placed for the aft
ernoon's game, gladioli, brown-eyed
susans, larkspur and nasturtiums
being used in profusion.
The honor guest was presented
with dainty hand-embroidered
handkerchiefs.
After the game delicious salad
course with iced punch was served
by the hostess assisted by Miss
Fannie Mae Wisliford and M1G.
Carl Hawkins.
Those invited to meet Mrs. Rob-
inson were Mrs. Lucas Theirs, Mrs.
7. B. Hooks, Jr., Mrs. William
Randolph, Mrs. James Lott, Mrs.
Alton Cogdell, Mrs. Middleton Nc
Donald and Mrs. w. F. Baileq
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MRS. WARREN ENTERTAINS
FRIDAY FORTY-TWO CLUB

A lovely affair of Friday after
noon was Mrs. j. T. Warren's forty
two party, when she entertained
the members of her club delight
fully at her home on Lee street.
Beautiful gladioli in shade of
pink lavender, sweet peas, coreop-
sis, California peoples and pink
roses adorned the living room and
dining room where the guests were
entertained,
After the game. a salad course
with iced punch was served by the
hostess, assisted by her daughter,
Florrie Warren.
The guest list included Mrs. Joe
Bryan, Mrs. Frank Turpin, Mrs. L.
w; Brown, Mrs. John Sheffield,
Mrs. Frank Sheffield, Mrs. w. M.
Humber, Mrs. Lee Council, Mrs.
George Oliver, Mrs. Howell Elan,
Mrs. e. G. Parker, Mrs. A. G.
Crockett and Mrs. Stephen Pace.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1924-06-07
JOINT HOSTESS AT
BEAUTIFUL PARTY FRIDAY

Mrs. G. E. Buchanan and Miss
Katherine Buchanan were joint
hostesses at beautiful party Friday
afternoon, at their home on Rees
Park, the guest list including the
members of Mrs. Buchanan's club
and three tables of bridge.
An artistic arrangement of lark
spur effectively combined with
sweet peas, marigolds, coreopsis,
and cut flowers and come agains,
were used effectively combined,
filling French baskets and low
flower bowls.
Mrs. Gordon Howell made high
score at bridge, and was awarded
two dainty hand made handker-
chiefs.
Late in the afternoon, after tie
conclusion of the game, a delicious
salad course with iced punch was
served.
The hostesses were assisted in
serving by Betsy Smith and Elmer
Buchanan.
The guest list included Mrs. t.
E. Bolton, Mrs. T. G. Hudson. Mrs.
Mrs, c. c. Hawkins, Mrs. Arthur
Rylander, Mrs. Chs. Ansley, Mrs.
c. M. Williams, Mrs. C. J. Clark,
Mrs. E. T. Mathis, Mrs. w. nj.
Riley, Mrs. Eugene Cato, Mrs.
Theron Jennings, Mrs. Oliver Ray
Mrs. Stuart Furlow, Mrs. Gordon
Howell, Miss Winnie Lou Webb,
Mrs. A. j. Bell, Mrs. Dufus Lane.