davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evening star., 1924-01-07
NeckWear and
- Yelling

Odd lot OF Wonen's Ncckwcar,
including Vestees of Venice
lace. others of net combined
4 with, net: Tuxedo and Peter Pan
Collars; also Bertha, Panel and
separate. Lace Collars inrs-'-i.,-
many charming styles. SOr
LacH
uDv .Brushsd Wool ;scarfs with
frfnRed lends >-and novelty bor-
ders; tan and brown combina-
tions: also black with 81 80
novelty borders. ....... ~A'>
i2S) :. Marabou Capcs and
Cl56kers, IN. black. seal and 'nat=
ural colors, finished with
ri bbon ends; silly 81 or
lined
Chenille Dot yeilings. plain
mesh and coordination 'colors.
also black, blue, brown, gray
and taupe. Worth sec and PIC
59c yard. At. @oS
Gsldenbsrgs-rirst Floor.
Evening star., 1924-01-07
Hosiery

Women's Pure Thread Silk
Hose. full fashioned: black and
assorted colors; perfect quality;
double sole, heel and toe;
isle garter tops: $500 81 20
values -....S-s...
+ women's : Fiber SILK Hose.
three-seam back; black, cor
dovan and castor; mostly all
sizes; seconds OF soc SSc
WOmen's Part-wool Snort
Hose, also cotton heather mixed
hose, with two-tone silk clock
up the side: broken sizes;
seconds Of soc val 2Sc
ues .......s..
Z: Children's Fine Ribbed Cotton
gtockings. black and cordovan;
broken sizes; seconds OF 1O~
lee values, at ............
= Children's Ribbed Sport Hose,
three-quarter length: black and
eolors; turnover cuffs; broken
sizes; seconds Of 39c 1Sr
:: Goldenberg's-First Floor.
Evening star., 1924-01-07
Footwear

Women's Felt Julfcts, blue,
wine and purple sizes in the
lot from 4 to Z. Values q
worth $50 pair. At...... PA
Mems Rubbers. odd lots; sizes
from to 10. Values worth 60~
$50 pair. At. va
500 pairs Of women's High
Shoes. brown and black kid;
combination and dull feathers.
Louis and Cuban heels; sizes in
the lot from 21s to 6. Sale &J
price, pair. PA
Infants High and Low Shoes,
tan. patent and white kid; soft
soles: sizes IN the lot from to
;. Values worth 81 and SOc
S1.25 pair. At. ........... C1@
Chiidren's High and Low
Shoes, patent, tan and dull
feathers; sizes in the lot from 4
to ~. Values worth 81 d
and $3.50 pair. At. ......... pA
Mems Leather House Slippers,
brown and black leathers; sizes
in the lot from to 10.
Values worth So and er 40
~. 40. At. ............ ~A'7C
Goldenbers's--Eirst Floor.
Evening star., 1924-01-07
Dress Goods

Dfeces Of SILK and. Wool Pop
lin, black only; 40 inches !.
wide $E25%Asa In ., <r,Eo
AT ..ss.s..s...
10 pieceW OF Storm Serge, SO
inches wide, close, double warp
quality. in black. and navy EO-
blue sec value. at. .s...... ~
pieces of Ail:Wool Tricotine,
81 inches wide, extra. close vale
quality, in black and O. 40
brown, $500 value: AT. 49, @Hsf1
IL pieces Of All-WoOl. CAiAen
Broadcloth, so inches wide, rich
satin finish quality sponged and
shrunk, in black. navy.
brown and. plum $500 $40
value. at. s!ffi.1.... wax
~ pieces OF All-Wool Gregg, 40
inches wide, soft finish quality,
Ia black, navy blue and Ct 20
tan, tf.79 -SAauss = as.ss.ss.~e%A
2 pieces lot Black Bolivia, 81
inches wide, ftoh deep coo
pile quality. $500 value, %@'1C
sr--~0v ~0vf1eaSsss,s-Fi1st 'Flosr.
Evening star., 1924-01-07
ESCAPE WITH KEYS
CARVED FROM BROOM
Alleged Safe Crackers Flee From
County Jail at Fort
Lauderdale, Fla.
By the Associated Press.

By the Associa ted Press.
FORT LAUDERDALE, Fla, Jan
uAry 7.--Using a broomstick hand
from which keys were fashioned with
q safety razor. three. alleged safe
crackers escaped from the county
Jail where they were being held for
action of the circuit court. The trio,
Ira NJ Holmes, twenty three; Lyman
Shirley. twenty-two; and Charles
Gerken, forty-six, were arrested In
Miami December of last year after
robberies in east coast cities were
traced to them. The Offices or the
Broward Motor Sales Company Of
this city are alleged to have been
robbed by these men.
The escape was discovered by the
wife of Deputy Sheriff w. c. Hicks
and the key with which the escape
was effected was found in the yard
of the prison. Two doors were un-
locked by the men and they scaled
q glass-studded wall in getting away.
Descriptions and photographs, of
| the men were broadcast by the sher-
| IFS Office and searching Larties are
also spread out to nearby sections.
Evening star., 1924-01-07
Lace Curtains and
Draperies

Odd Lot of High-gradc Lace
Curtains, including imported
Irish Point. Marie ADtoinettes,
Nottiughsms and Filet weaves.
also extra fine grade voiies. 2f2
and 3 yards long: neat. novelty
effect and heavy worked
designs. IS. Sc and 81 S1OS
Panel Lnce Curtains, white,
ivory and ecru colors; 2is yards
long; Scotch, Nottingham and
Tilst weaves: handsome designs;
also lot of voile and Marquisette
curtains, lace trimmed. SI 20
So and S2.5O values, each
White Curtain Marquisettc.
sheer quality; smooth. even tn
ish: full bolts. Eegu- l11Lc
Rrmnanf Lot OF Draperies, In
oluding riIk mixed and mer-
cerized fabrics, madras, voile and
marqufsette. in plain colors and
figured designs: good coiorings
raH kinds of draperies. as wen
as for coverings. soc, .5c 17c
and s1.o0 values.
:. Goldenberg' rg's--Fourth Floor.
Evening star., 1924-01-07

(3l) Grass Rugs, double
warp quality, size 6x9-ft.,
green, blue and brown stem
ciled medallion o. nE
and oriental de- sDI sSO
signs, 1915 values,
(22) Cooks Linoleurr Rugs,
sizes 6X10.6s and : tx12 IT.;
complete borders; wool rug de-
signs and good col NE nE
orings. Sold at sD0.SO
sl0.6o and $12, at
(S) Hodges Rattania Rugs,
also Hodges Cherokee Fiber
Rugs, sx12-ft. large room size;
floor samples;
sold regularly &l1 zE
at S11.75 and sDll.IO
$16.75 each. at
(455 Gold Seal Congoleum
Rugs. size 3x9-ft.. with COM
plete borders; handsome wool
rug designs. Sold &1 90
"a t SAT- b . a c h.. D. 90
at y. ...-.. =.
Evening star., 1924-01-07
Umbrellas

WOmen's Umbrellas. Of good
nualftyt American ,Lcotton) Taf-
feta, fast black and rainproof:
stylish handles. including imita-
ton ivory. bakslite, trimmed and
hardwood styles, plain and
fancy carved effects: slight sec
onds of values worth CT II
$500 and $500 each at pA.oO
(12D Children's Umbrellas. of
gloria silk. navy blue and gar
net; attractive handles, GO 20
$500 values. at........ T@s>
Goidsnbefs's-Ffrst' Floor.
Evening star., 1924-01-07
NEW GUINEA's oUININE TREE
It Is a More Productive Source
Than South American Variety.

From Popular Mechanics
Quinine in great Quantities has
been found In the. bark. OF certain
trees native to New Guinea. Nearly
10 per cent more quinine- can be ex-
tracted from this bark than from
other plants now known. 1t Is said.
An American scientist. travelling
through that country, discovered the
has planted 1000 Of the trees for
producing the drug. Until 1867,
n1anufacturers depended almost en-
tirely upon. South America for their
supply OF the material which is drawn
from cinchona bark. Small quantities
have also been procured from trees
growing In Java, India. Ceylon and
Jamaica.
Evening star., 1924-01-07
Jewelry.

:, Women's and HIisses' Rings.
heavy gold-plated and sterling
silver effects.~ Tiffany and fancy
rhinestones and colored
stone styles, $1.oo values, Elc,
. -. -Sss - :
Pearl Bead Necklaces, wax
filled and .ndestructible kinds;
24-inch lengths; evenly grad
uated. sl.oo and sl.5Q 60c
Beads ana sautoira, good as
sortment OF popular styles and
colors, Ssc2 to $f.ee val 1O~
ues,s at. 1850, ....s.. ~
e5,ss Fancy Feather Fans, of
uncurled ostrich feathers, In as
sorted evening shades; imita-
ton shell sticks and S3 40.
frames -. ....., .......
eeldenbsrgs-FiHt Floor.
Evening star., 1924-01-07
Wonen's Wear

(1Op Women's Wool sleeveless
Spencers, white, pink and black;
slightly soiled or mussed from
handlins; h; nd ns;;,.s broken * sizes. $1.M
CAD Brushed Wool Slip-on
Sweaters, good, heavy quality,
b u t o n e collar and
striped trimming. $500 &2 O2
values. at.
(1sa Extra Size Batiste Bloom
era, lace trimmed; assorted S1
sizes. $1.69 values. at...... W
(l0) Long. Crepe; kimonos,
pink, blue and lavender;
slip-on styTe. $1.50 &I 20
valueS
Goldenberg's-Third Floor.
Evening star., 1924-01-07
odd Lots of Floor Coverings
atSavings of ", Is and 12

(8) oxl2-ft. Large Room
size Seamless Wilton Velvet
and Administer Rugs. Alex
ander Smith and Sons make;
g o o d patterns
q n 4 - colorings: E00 En
$500 and $4,000 DZS.OU
values .........
90 Seamless Brussels Rugs,
9x12-ft. size; Firth Carpet Co.'S
+ make; q very
ss's ss:'t ID. E;ss's'ia & sssssFs; STATS
(6) Reversible Wool and
: HbAr Rugs, blue and tao col
orings; 7.6xS-ft.. also size
,S,3xio.s. Sold reg Nn Or
,farty at Fs21.5e and DN.OO
$I4.50. Sale price
:: s rolls of Brussels Carpet,
heavy, close-woven quality.
plain and figured centers, with
neat borders. Sold &r /E
at S2.25 and $3.50 Ol.4O
yard ....s -. -. -. =
Gssteabry's-Fourth, Flor. So
Evening star., 1924-01-07
Knit Underwear

womea's Cotton Union Suits.
medium weight; low neck and
sleeveless; knee pants; OQc
$l.36 values ..... ..........
Womcn's Cotton Union Suits,
medium weight; bodice style,
ankle length pants; broken &1
sizes. $500 values, at ...... W
Women'S Cotton Underwear,
separate 8 a m ents, medium
weight: shirts with Dutch neck
and elbow sleeves. pants knee
length; broken sizes; $1.o0 zSc
values; at .:...,......S.
Boys, Gray. Flecccd Union
Suits, high neck and long
sleeves, ankle pants; per- QO~
feet quality; S1.25 values. C1S
.-Children's white Fleeccd
Waist Suits, garter attachment;
sizes . to 10 years; seconds z3c
of $l.o0 values .........-.
GoldsnbsrE's-Tirst TIssr.
Evening star., 1924-01-07
Fur Goats

CD Natural afuskrat Coat, 50
inch length: Hudson seal shawl
collar. cuffs and border, GO IN
$4,000 value, at...... %7I'SV
I'd Coney Coat, 40-inch length;
gray silk lined: size 40; GO zS
1880 value, at....'.. %o>'<c
(D Natural Rnccoon Coat. 2s-
inch length: size 3s. Coo S0
$249.50 value, at ...-. ~O>'oo
Cd Natural MaImot Coat, 3S-
inch length: raccoon shawl coll
lar and cuffs; size A.. GEO Sn
s149.50 value. ATT. ~S>'oo
D Nutria Coat. 32-inch
length; size 3S; $295.0o Goo g0
value, at. ~>soo
Gcldenbery Second Floor.
Evening star., 1924-01-07
Silks

One piece Black Moire Fran
cais, all-silk quality, with rich
lustrous finish, sa.5o $l.08
value, at. .......
. Pieces OF Printed Novelty,
heavy weight. tan grounds with
handsome colored figures, 6O~
s1.25 value, at. .......... Wv
36-inch Tubular Tricoiette,
plain and neat Jacquard ef- OQr
fects. $3.50 value, at.
Radiam sink, 40 inches wide,
pure silk quality. in black, navy,
tan. gray and old rose. %I 20
$500 value, at. ...... ~A'o~
4O-inch Sport Satin. extra
heavy, high lustrous finish, In
white. tan and pink. q 30
worth $3.50 yard. ..... %A'o>
Colored Satin Messaline. 80
inches wide. all-gilk quality, in.
limited assortment of colors,
also black. S1.s9 value q
Goldenberr's-Ffrst Floor.
Evening star., 1924-01-07
Stationery

White. and Wycko6's Autocrnt
Linen Stationery. new IL g
Beach" shade. with lined envel-
opes; choice Of one Quire of paper
or correspondence cards. with
envelopes to match, sold
regularly at s1.29. Sale 2Oc
price
Co Leatherettc Combination
Poker and Bridge Sets, consist
ing of two decks of cards. poker
chips, bridge score pa d a n d
pencil; slightly shopworn. Sold
formerly at $3.50 Sale S115
price
f5) Combination Poker and
Bridge Sets, consisting of one
deck Of cards. poker chips, score
card pad and pencil; S ! g h y
shopworn; formerly sold at OOr
$1.9S. Sale price ..........
Goldenberg's-First Floor.
Evening star., 1924-01-07
BedWear

45x3G Cretonne Edge Pillow
eases, firm woven cotton, with
colored cretonne edges; pink,
light blue and mais, QOc
pair, -. .:..-......... NV
4e136 'Blenched Pilloweases,
hand-torn and ,ironed; sec "a
oDds Of sec values, each at @SS
00x100 Embroidered Bed Sets,
white grounds with lavender en-
bro1dered designs; extra large
bed, size. $500 value, q OS
.18 ,desen 7cx9O seam lie ks
-Bleachea sheets. three-Quarter
bed size; heavy round thread
quality, slight seconds of QOc
$i,39 values, at. o/$
(.5 White Dimity Bcdspreads,
size 72x99, for three-quarter beds;
extra len,g h, $3.50 SI Oe
values, at. ....t........ %>S
S4x0O Seamless Bieachcd Sheets,
single bed size; seconds of zSc
S1.19 values. at. t............ '>
Crochet Bedspreads, single bed
size: Marseilles designs. c. 40
$500 value. at. PA'T>
Goldenbcrg's-First Floor.
Evening star., 1924-01-07
i Wash Goods

1S-fnch HomeSpun aAa Tyyceda,
novelty cotton fabrics. in light
blue. tan: rose. green. hello,
brown. black and white. 3Oc
35-inch Printed Pongee. fine
mercerized quality, neat
printed designs. Soc value, 10~
3c-inch Tan PonSee. silk and
instrous finish: sec value, hAc
3o-fnch stIk and Cotton PIisse
Crepe, in honeydew, orchid
and white. for. lingerie. AOc
Csc value, at......-....... ~
36-fnch Dimity, white ground
with colored woven stripes and
white woven checks. 38c 1Se
value, at.
36-incb Printed youes, Sd
inches wide. self color mer-
cerized stripes in navy. Jcopen,
tan, red. brown, etc. soc 1Oc
value. at. ............ ~
38-inch shadow Check. Bn,1.te,
white and colorsd grounds with
36-ineh Novelty white Check
VOiles. fine, sheer. two-ply 1oc
quality. SOC value, at. -. ~
!. 30-inch White Nainsook. close
s5c @o>enl yalps' soi. at hhish sraoe' 1oc
36-fnch White Batiste, very
fine yarn mercerized. ten yards
in each piece; neatly O. 90
boxed. $3.50 value. at. pH'1O
4O-inch White Wolfe, fine. sheer
duality with wide taped o.
edge. soc value, at. AOS
34-fnch ColOred Dress Crepe,
fine box loom finish; all
wanted shades. soc value, 1Oc
At- - -.
GoldsnbeEt's-First Floor.
Evening star., 1924-01-07
Mems Clothing

(33) Two-Pants Suits; medium
weight assorted shades; half
lined: sizes SO, "a. 35, 36 Gig
and 81 only. at ...........
i3S) Students Suits, medium
weight; brown, blue, gray and
gray mixtures; sizes 80 y 8
to 81 only, s24.75 SIOzS
values, ut t.............
Mems AIl-WOol Overcoats.
heavy plaid backs and over
plaids; brown and TAM sizes in
the lot from "a. to AZ. but not
in each style. s24.75 SI6.5O
values .......-
(2S) Pairs Mems Pants, dark
worsted stripes: sizes ~ to so
waist only, $3.50 values, S3O5
Goldsnbsry's-Fftst Floor.
Evening star., 1924-01-07
Linen Department

{: pcs.) Warranted All Pure
linen r a b e ID q IN a > h, silver
bleauhed; neat pattern; $3.50 S1
Mil Len r his of Mercerised
Damask, 1S inches wide, for
scarts, napkins, tray cloths, 1O~
etc.; 39c value. Yard at. ~
g pcs.D 36-inch Tan Art Linen,
warranted all pure linen, for
scarts and centers; CSC 44c
GO pca.D Tan Art Linen, 81
inches wide; warranted all pure
linen; 49c value. Yard 13c
dL
Goidsnberg'S-FirSt Floor.
Evening star., 1924-01-07

recently digging
into the Santa
Claus cult.
The oldest. with
the sophistication
Of his ten years,
voiced unbeIief:
"Aw, there isn't
any Santa Claus.
It's just your NOM
ma She fills your
stockin' and fixes
up your tree, an
eyerthip'."
A younger boy,
at the teeth shed.
ding period OF
manhood, wavered
in faith
Evening star., 1924-01-07
Children's Wear

Lot of Children's Drawer Leg.
gins, navy, black and gray; kOc
odd sizes. sl.00 values. wv
Pink Crepe BIoomers, also
white sateen, small sizes 10,
only. soc values, at. ~. @7S
Giris' Bioomerx, of chambray. in
pink and blue; made. with yoke
bands; broken sizes mp to k0.
II years. $1.00 values. at VA
Chtldrcp's PuKloSer Sweaters,
in white: slightly soiled. O. "A
$3.50 values ......-:. PssTS
ChfIdren's Fianneiette COmbi.
nations; assorted stripes:
size years only. CSC 2Or
Values -...,.........
kiddieS Creeper., good quality
materials. novelty trim. Gr k0
med styles. $500 values ~A.O1
Babies All-NNool Blankets,
pink and blue borders; ribbon
binding. $500 values. 81 O2
49, -
rr~~-
Evening star., 1924-01-07
COrSetS
$l.Oo

1901 C-B Pink Coutil and Elias
tbs Corsets, closed back: six hose
supporters sizes 23. "a -. =
and s. only; y;4s2@o values 81. 90
(3a) Thomson's Glove-FfttinE
Cossets, lace front models, OF
coutil with elastic sections; low
yain.s. si1ss % 81 to So ss.oo $1.@
{l4) Warmers Laee-front Cor
SETS. of pink coutil, long skirt
models,s. with. elastic, at back;
Ndlue6, at.
Geldenberg'e-Third Floor. ..
Evening star., 1924-01-07
MRS. GEORGE ROBINSON DIES

CHICAGO, January Mrs. George
Robinson, seventy three years old,
sister of John c. Shaffer. publisher
OF the Chicago Evening Post. died
at the home Of her daughter. Mrs.
/ Ray, Pearce. Mrs. Robinson was born
in Baltimore.
Evening star., 1924-01-07
$I.1 Dress Girdles.
50c Each

a Beaded Dress Girdlss. popular.
.ors, finished with heavy beaded
tassel. Former $3.50 values.
- Leather Gsols Dept, Fist 17ssrs
Evening star., 1924-01-07
Towels

: 10 dozen al Pure linen Huck
Towels, with hemstitched edges;
size lSx34 inches. each S0c
at ...... ........ .s..s.s
s%l0 doseI Hemmed auek Tow
els, all white or. with colored
borders" "25c values, 1Oc
Evening star., 1924-01-07

Forecasts of wheat production this
year in sixteen countries OF the
northern hemisphere IS about l.STS,-
Gae,000 bushels compared to 1,7ei,-
0eo,000 bushels last year. -
Evening star., 1924-01-07
Toilet Goods Dept.

81 Boxes OF Zen Hur 2Oc
Face Powder, all tints. -.
Dressing Combs, all coarse
and fine teeth; ivory, blue,
black bL.s and pink; large. size. I9c'
Regular Zoe Boxes OF hr
hinSo, at
siayfs Lemon Lotion, for
softening and whitening 3Ec
the skin; soc bottles, at. wv
Regular sec Jars Of 22~
Elcaya Cream. ........ WV
Hair brushes, with ebony and
foxwood finish backs; good quail
ity bristles. aluminium PC
face: seconds of soc values, ~OS
Lion White Floating CASTLE
Soap, large bars, about lA
pounds; good quality, pure
white toilet and bath 1Qr
Goldeuberg's-First Floor.
Evening star., 1924-01-07
Gloves

kpyser silk Gloves, suede
fined; stitched backs, brown,
gray and black, sl.5o SIIQ
values, at.
French Kid Gloves, fancy cro-
chet and embroidered backs:
brown, gray, mode white. and
black; s2.25 and $3.50 81 30
values. at.
Children's Wool and Jersey
Gloves, gray, navy, brown,
heather and: red, 59c val d5r
HeS. at.
Goldeubsrg's-First Floor.
Evening star., 1924-01-07
IN OUR TOWN

Human nature IS forever ferreting
into the unknown--from the astronomer
with an eye at q telescope to-say. for
this one case--a bunch Of small boys
Evening star., 1924-01-07

Recent statistics show that IN India
there are s45 females to every 1000
males.
Evening star., 1924-01-07
Art Department

10 dozen Stamped Buffet Sets.
three pieces: neat patterns; good
quality white linene; SOC 3O,
values, at DECENTRALIZATION. Wv
25c Stamped Crash Towels,
for dishes or glassware. 1E~
W. IOr
Soc Stamped Scarfs and Gem
ters, white Iinene, neat patterns:
only 4 limited quantity. 7Sc
bdcn
Decorated Candy Boxes, IN
25c to soc values. each at. AVe
Goldenberg's-First Floor.
Evening star., 1924-01-07

ANCONA. italy. January Earth
shocks continue to occur here and
most of the houses of: the town are
unsafe. The serious conditions are
aggravated by heavy rains and the
homeless people are suffering Sc
verely. The militia and Red Cross
are making all speed with their sup
plies of tents. huts and shelters of
whatever kind. but these are not yet
sufficient for the afflicted population.
Evening star., 1924-01-07

PENDLEToN. Ore. January T.
Many residents of Pendleton were
awakened yesterday morning about
$50 O'Clock by an earth shock. No
damage was reported.
Evening star., 1924-01-07

Battiestiip and iJaspe Limo
Ieum, in lengths from 2 to s
square yards, also lot of Cooks
Linoieutn and Gold Seal Con-
goleum, lengths from to 10
square yards. Sold Ct AZ
at S5c to $3.50 Dl.4O
square yard, at.
J.
81 Basket-weave Rush Rugs,
extra heavy, reversible woven
carpet patterns, In blue. green
and brown; size 9x12-ft:.
slightly imperfect. &E az
Worth, when per- sDO.SO
feet, SIS; sale price
r'f14 Cooks Linoleum Rugs,
Size 4.6x12-ft.: wool rug de-
signs, with COM
s1,s sls ts ., $500 sSrssas ssas: $4..65
Sale price. ......-
.225 yards Of Felt and Napier
Carpet, stenciled and woven
stripe designs, SO *
inches wide; 39c and lOC
500 values, yard.
Evening star., 1924-01-07
WhittaN Rugs at
Reduced Prices

(z) exlz.ft. Whttall Ango-Persan Rugs sold
regularly at $4,000. At $1,000.
(2) oxl2-ft. WhittalI Anglo. kirman Rugs sold
regularly at $I3z.S0. At $3.50.
(3) oxl2-ft. WhttaH Teprac Rugs, sold regularly
at SlO5.eO. At $3.50. ..--. 49, ..-...
Floor Samples, slightly soiled from display So
fourth p:
Evening star., 1924-01-07
TWO WESTERN CITIES
ROCKED BY QUAKE
Prison at Walla Walla Seen tc
Tremble-shscks Continue
: ,.'*a in italian Town.

By the Associated Press
wALLAs wALIAA. wash. January
An earthquake which caused
buildings at the state psnitsntiary
here to tremble yislbiy. according to
prison officials, was felt throughout
the city. early yesterday. No serious
damage. was .reported. -. -
Evening star., 1924-01-07

(12) Hand embroidered Bed
spreads, full double-bed size, with
bolster included. An assortment
of pretty designs and colorings.
Art Dept, x Street Annex.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1924-07-13
BRIDGE PARTY FOR LOVELY VISITORS

One of the most delightful affairs of the week was the bridge party at which Miss Elizabeth Julian entertained We'd nesday afternoon in honor of her house guests, Miss Myrtle Graves of Albany, Ala, and Miss Elizabeth and Miss Ettie Beel Dickerson of Greenville, Ala.
 Six tables for bridge were placed in the living room and reception hall, which were made more attractive for the occasion with quantities of brightly col ored summer flowers. At the conclusion of the game, the guests of honor were presented lovely glove vanities. The top score prize was also a vanity and the consolation a bottle of Coty's per fume.
 Those who enjoyed this delightful bridge party were Miss Graves, Misses Dickerson, Miss Orline Futile, Miss Margaret Ridgely, Mss Isabel Beasley, Miss Reese Julian, Miss Nell Thomas, Miss Cassie Leta Garrett, Mrs. Herbert Tresslar, Miss Mi. Kate Ingram, Miss Emily Carroll, Miss Martha Knight, Miss Kate Shaw, Miss Mary Stay, Miss Pauline Carmichael, Miss Virginia Nelson, Mss Bettis Tullis, Miss Theresa Goldthwaite, Miss Rose Marx, Mrs. Leon Ruth, Miss Allie Taylor, Miss Catherine Westcott, Miss Virginia Gun ter and Miss Sophie Lou Hall.
 The party of Wednesday afternoon is the first of a series of formal affairs which have been planned for these at. tractive visitors.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1924-07-13

Klenton McLemore, George Beauchamp George Blue Hull and James Rushin have returned from Valparaiso, Fla where they formed a congenial house party.
 Mir. and Mrs. Paul LeGrand and daughter are the guests of Mir. and Mrs. Harlod Council in Greenville, Miss.
 Mrs. Robert F. Ligon has returned from a visit with her daughter, Mrs. George Temple Bowdoin and Mir. Bow doin at their summer home on Long Island.
 Dr. and Mrs. Joe Rutland, Dr. and Mrs. Slade Meriwether and daughter, Elizabeth, have returned from a stay of several days at Camp Walton.
 Judge and Mrs. Leon McCord are enjoying a motor trip to Daytona and other points in Florida.
 Mrs. Arthur Stevens is the guest of her parents in Beaumont. Tex.
 Mrs. Forrest Collier of Prattville, Ala, is spending some time with Mrs. Charles Ward on South Lawrence street.
 Mrs. Lee Griggs, Miss Virginia Tal- ley and Miss Clyde Swearingen are en- toying a delightful trip to Cincinnati and Cleveland, O., and other points of | interest.
 Mir. and Mrs. F. E. Meyer of Allan | tic Beach, Fla, are the guests of Mir. and Mrs. B. Taylor at their home in Cloverdale.
 Mir. and Mrs. Ted Browder have re- turned to their home in Birmingham after a short visit with Mir. ard Mrs. w. D. Sankey.
 Mrs. Joe s. Solomon is the guest of her mother, Mrs. E. L. Roberts, in Yazoo City, Miss.
 Mir. and Mrs. c. Guy Smith, F. A Flowers and Miss Sallie Smith left Wednesday for motor trip through ! Florida.
 Miss Catherine Flowers is the at. tractive guest of Judge and Mrs. Wat kins Vaughn in Selma.
 Mir. and Mrs. E. S. Delaplane will leave early next week for motor trir through Tennessee. They will be absent from the city several months. |
 Miss Elizabeth and Miss Ettie Bee land Dickerson of Greenville and Miss Myrtle Graves of Albany, Ala, are the attractive guests of Miss Elizabeth Ju- lian at her home on Monroe street. 1
 Mir. and Mrs. Richard Thornton and daughter have returned from Lynn Haven, Fla, where they spent some time.
 Mrs. D. S. Sawyer and Miss Jane Sawyer are spending several weeks at Camp Walton, Fla.
 
 Miss Elizabeth Lewis left Wednes- day for Pablo Beach, Fla, for visit Ewith relatives. |
 Mir. and Mrs. NJ. S. Whitfield, Miss