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The Birmingham age-herald., 1924-01-20
THE BIRMINGHAM AGE-HERALD SUNDAY, JANUARY 2o 1924
MRS. CULPEBPER HOSTESS TO
 FORTNIGHTIH SHAKESPEARE

T A<A 0AAfA Anxb0I
 Mrs. Roberta Culpepper was hostess to the Fortnightly Shakespeare club at the regular meeting Thursday morning. Despite the chill winds outside, a breath of spring greeted the guests in the reception rooms ip the form of mar cissus and pink primroses, the latter being the club flower. After the club business the following literary program was carried out "Disruptions and Reactions ;" first, the State, by Mrs. John Vincent; second, the Royal Fam fly, by Mrs. J. c. Smith; third, So- ciety, by Mrs. Thomas Lea; and a reading from the play, Henry ", by Mrs: Earle Hargrove. The discussion leader, Mrs. Whiteside, brought out some fine points by her cleverly ar- ranged questions.
 At the close of the program a salad plate was served, then the. hints were served in dainty pink primroses. Mrs. Culpepper was, assisted in entertaining by her daughter, Mrs. Mcdonald, and had as her guests, besides the members, Mrs. Sumpter Lea, Mrs. Frank Feltus, Mrs. B. J. Robinson, Mrs. H. P. Thet- ford, Mrs. W.,O. Bass, Mrs. Cora Gun Mrs. Annie Wooiey, Mrs. BurwelL
The Birmingham age-herald., 1924-01-20
MIR. AND MRS. PASSENGER
 TO HONOR GUESTS

Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Passenger are eiltertaining today at their home on Highland avenue with dinner, compli- menting their daughter, Miss Evelyn Hassenger, and Mir. William Brantley, Jr.. who will be married Wednesday.
 The table will be covered with gold cloth. For the central motif bowl of red Venetian glass with gold filigree will hold white roses, and at the ends of the table smaller bowls will be placed. Four red Venetian candle sticks filigreed in gold will hold red tapers, which will cast their soft glow over this beautiful scene.
 Only the members of the bridal party and out-of-town guests will be included in this courtesy. I |.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1924-01-20
BILLIARD SOCIETY HAS MEETING

>1 The Hilliard society met at 1855 Fri day afternoon. Business, etc., was disposed of since the election of officers was to be held. A very prolonged and heated election followed. in which the following were elected:@ President, Perrin; vice president, Brown; secre- tary, Mann; corresponding secretary, McDaniels treasurer, l., Andrews; member of the. standing committee, Cayaleri; critic, Sessions; custodian, N. Andrews.
 After the, meeting theacllb heard the opening address of the new president and the closing address ,assAfr Buziard, the old president. Our sponsors, Miss Chase and George Bowden, then gave their helpful advice, after which the club adiourned. .rEs-g.. r ' l.... E
The Birmingham age-herald., 1924-01-20
WINDSOR CLUB HOST TO DINNER.DANCE

The members of the Windsor club were hosts to their friends the past week when they entertained at a din n:N-dance at King Joy Inn. After a delightful dinner dancing was enjoyed until lata hour. The guests included :: Misses MaTjorie Craig, Katherine Car ter, Mary AIcCarty, Lucille Frey, Mary Payne, Miss Maryerwin Atkinson. Amanda Parker, Mildred Adams, Marie Allen, Mir. and Mrs. Fletcher, Messrs. Oliver Naylor, Chester ErsddIe, C.. M. Elson, Harry Robinson, William Mays, Marvin Tucker, Joe Nadlre, Mack Shofders, Military Sanders, John Will Hanson, Benson Booth, Eioyd Wheeler and Clarence Koenix.4
The Birmingham age-herald., 1924-01-20
SOCIAL CALDENAR

The St. Pauls School Improvement association will meet Tuesday at 3 p. m.. at the convent. All members are urged to attend.
 The Wesley class of the First Meth odist church of Woodlawn will meet Wednesday at 3 pE m.s nt the home of Mrs. Robert Echols.
 The Twentieth Century Housekeep- CTS club will meet Wednesday at ? 80 D. m. with Mfs. William Waldrop. Members please bring three recipes.
 The Fountain Heights Study club will meet with Mrs. D. .E. Talley Tuesday at I0:30 4. m.. 1220 Twelfth Court. Mrs. H, M, McTyere will have charge of the Ptosram; ,.
 The executive board of the City Mis- sion will meet Monday at 10 a. m. in ther Sunday school room of the First Methodist church.
 The regular business meeting of the City Mission board will be held Tues day at 10 a. n. in the Sunday school room of the First Methodist church. All presidents of auxiliary, delegates and pastors of Methodist churches are urged to attend as importanti business will be, discussed and the annual re- ports given. ' ' r
 The Highland Book club will meet with Mrs. W. W. Crawford Friday.
 Dr. Robert Simpson will give a stereopticon lecture on Japan to the Woman's auxiliary of the Fifth Avenue Presbyterian church Monday afternoon at 80 o'clock. Social heir to follow.
 Miss winifred Collins, social secre- tary of the T. c. l., will address the College club Tuesday at the Blue Tri- angle club room at 3 p. m.
 The, Woodlawn High School Parent Teacher association will meet. Friday at ? 80. Dr. Roy Hershey will be the speaker. Very important business. :, The local Union of the Presbyterian churches of Birmingham and vicinity will meet Thursday, January 24, at ? o'clock at the First Presbyterian church. The speakers will be Mrs. w. E. Hinds of Auburn, Mrs. A. D. Pitts of Selma and Mrs. Charles Shawhan of Mobile. The women of the; First Pres- byterian church will act as hostesses to the .union after the program. Each president. of local chapters are request ed to make this announcement at their meetings Monday afternoon.
 The active and advisory boards of the Mercy Home will hold their annual meeting at the home Tuesday, January p, at 10 80 a. m.
 The complimentary luncheon which was to have been given last Wednesday by the public health committee of the Axis ciub,- will take place on Monday, January 21, at 12:30 o'clock at the municipal market. It is hoped that every woman who has received an in- vitation will be present.
 A. board meeting of the Council of Jewish Women will be held Thursday morning immediately following Dr. Newfield's study circle at Temple Emanu-El.
 The pageant chorus will hold their rehearsal Sunday afternoon at 3 o'clock at the Sunday school rooms of the First Methodist church, All singers taking part in the chorus resurged td be there
The Birmingham age-herald., 1924-01-20
PAGEANT CHORUS :
 REHEARSAL

The pageant chorus, will hold their rehearsal Sunday afternoon at 3 o'clock at the Sunday school room of the First Methodist church. This chorus is composed of members of the Methodist choirs of Birmingham. All singers of the chorus are urged to be present. '-- sitf & & + v
The Birmingham age-herald., 1924-01-20
DAYBREAKERS CLUB
 TO GIVE DANCE

The. Daybreakers club will give a dance at the home of Miss Maurine Mahier, 1921 Warsaw street, Friday, January 70. The officers of the club are :: President, Robert Oakley; vice president. Ed Mahon; secretray, Will nam Tuggle; terasurer, Fred Honni- cut; social secretary, Grady Lloyd. Other members of the club are Nor gan Mamm, John Crowder, Walter
 Hardlson; John Gargill, Jack. Parks.
 The chaperons for the dance will be MT. and Mrs. Roy Hendrix, Mir. and Mrs. J. w. Harris, Mr.. and Mrs. Nj. Mahler,, Mir. and Mrs. Edward Butler.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1924-01-20
MRS. VALLEY TO BE HOS. TESS OF WEEK M

Mrs. Dyer Findley Talley will be among, those entertaining during the week, entertaining Thursday afternoon informally at her home with lunch con-. Included in this hospitality will be close friends of Mrs. Talley and her sister, Mrs. Lewis Robart, of Alba, who will be her guest. ;s.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1924-01-20
MRS. YORK ENTERTAINS
 AT LUNCHEON ..-f'

Mrs. Kathryn York was hostess on Saturday.. entertaining at lovely luncheon st the. TutwilefRin- honor of her attractive house guest, Miss Alma Gray Franklin, of Charlotte, N. 10. Covers were laid for eight
The Birmingham age-herald., 1924-01-20
MIR. AND MRS. PASSENGER ENTERTAIN AT DINNER

Mir. and Mrs. William Henry Has singer will be at home. this evening to the out-of-town guests and members of the Hassinger-Brantley wedding party
 when they will entertain at lovely dinner Covers will be laid for 1G
The Birmingham age-herald., 1924-01-20
BUSINESS wOMEN's CALENDAR

The Business and Professional Women's, club will observe this calen. dar on Tuesday. evening, Jnauary 9: to 50, current events, led by Mir. T: J. Wingfield :15, Reading circle, Abigail and Micbal, Contrasting Characters" Mrs. J. T. Ware.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1924-01-20
MRS. WALDR0P
 m ENtrERnAE

Mrs. William WaLdfor will entertain 'he members of the Twentieth Century Housekeep Frs club Wednesday at her AonAe at VsOodlawn.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1924-01-20
PROMETHEAN CLUB ELECTS

The members of the Promethean Lit erary society of Phillips High school assembled on Friday afternoon, Janu- ary IS, in room 23I for the last meet ing of the semester. After the regular business was dispensed with, theS off cers were elected for the next semester. The election resulted as. follows: .s.
 President, Celeste Nesbitt; vice president. lice Weeds recording sec retary, Lnciies Monks; corresponding secretary Rosaihond McArthur; treas urer, Alice Anderson; executive .com- mittee, Helen Hamilton, Dorothy Cross ;. membership committee, Eliza beth Preston,; chairman; Helen Me Cleery, Helen Davis; critic, Louise Dixon. T 'st The presidetn appoinfed, the press committee, who are: Helen Johnson, Margaret Hamilton. Dorothy Cross, temporary critic gave satisfactory report. after which the meeting ad- tu.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1924-01-20
MRS. GILLESPIE TO.
 PRESENT PUPILS.

Mrs. Carrie Ingram Gillespie will present pupils from her class in a piano recital Friday evening, January 25, at Cable hall. The public is invited. The following pupils will play: Anne Haw- kins. Virginia Cowart, Martin Cow art, Mary Edna Travis, Mildred Day, Maybeth Shepard, Florence Kley. becker. Gretchen Kleybecker, Carolyn Wheeler, Martha Key Caldwell, Anna Cowart. Mary Elizabeth Shiveiy, Ro- zella Fisch, Evelyn Hendley, Virginia Hendley, Virginia Schick, Aphrey Bar cliff, Beatrice Howard, Ella Frances South, Jack Ward, Mildred Cole. Fleda Walls. Elsie Wilson, Dorothy Wilson, Alabelle Poorch, Agnes Pooreh, Thelma Land, Alma Digby, Emma Lee Brasher, Winona Bryant, Elizabeth Mitchell. lg y,5s
 MRS. MASSEY 3HONORS
 MISS M'CARTY, BRIDE-ELECT
 Mrs. Lawson Massey entertained yesterday with a lovely luncheon at the Southern club, c0mplimenting Miss sarah Eubank McCarty, :as bride of Wednesday. s5y
 The table was attractive with a bas- ket of roses and narcissus., Place cards of miniature. brides held the names of Miss MeCarty, Miss Soph- ronia Mayberry of Franklin, Tenn, Miss Katherine Massey, Miss Ann Rowan of Jacksonville, Ala, Miss Mary Alice Gatling, Miss Hughihe Beatty, Mrs. Alfred McCarty, Mrs. 5R. G. McCarty, Mrs. O. B. Smith.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1924-01-20
WOMAC.JONES WEDDING FORMALLY ANNOUNCED

The following announcement will he of interest in Birmingham, where Mrs. Womac formerly made her home: !
 Mrs. Thomas Williams Jones an- nounces the marriage of her daughter, Mary Lake, to Mir. Thomas Burns Woe mac. the marriage being solemnized on January 5. 1924, in Atlanta,
The Birmingham age-herald., 1924-01-20
MISS PASSENGER AND
 MIR. BRANTLEY H0NOREES

Miss Evelyn Hassenger and Mr. William Brantley, Jr., whose wedding will be an event of Wednesday eve ming, will be complimented Monday evening, when Mrs. R. NJ Gcodan, MT. Yancey Goodall and Mr. Robert Good all are entertainins with a baffet sup per followed bi Lyric party.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1924-01-20
MRS. MASSEY 5HONORS
 MISS M'CARTY. BRIDErELE F
DIR. AND MRS. HARRIS
 HOSTS AT nINNER c

Dr. and Mrs. Scale Harris were hosts last evening with dinner party at the Country club. inviting few friends to meet Dr. Harris brother. Maj. Hunter Harris, and Mrs. Harris of Athens. Ga.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1924-01-20
MRS. REECE H0NORS MISS HAS
 SENGER AND MIR RRANHKY

Mho. NGENE nVNVRS MAco n-AS-
 SINGER AND MIR BRANTLEY
 Mrs. W. B. Reece was hotess Wednesday evening with a buffet sup per at her home. comrlimenting Miss Evelyn Hassenger and MT. William Brantley of Troy, who will be married January g. with buffet supper.
 Included in this courtesy were Miss Passenger. Miss Virginia Hassenger, Miss Virginia Jemison, Miss katheEine Redd, Miss Vonceil Oden, Miss Flor ence Morse, Mir. William Brantley, MT. William McWane, MT. Robert Goodall, Mir. Yancey Goodall, MT. Key Foster, Mir. Brewer Dixon, MT. Andrew Thomas, Mir. Henry Plunkett, Mr. Ray Lang, Mir. and Mrs. Kennedy Plun- kett, Mir. and Mrs. William Moore, Mir. and Mrs Will Sterrett,
The Birmingham age-herald., 1924-01-20
MIR. MACMILLEN HONOREE
 AT DINNER PARTY

Mir. Francis MacMiEen, the distip- guished violinist, who is the guest of Mrs. Edna Gockel Gussen, was compi- mented Thursday evening with a din- ner party when Mr and Mrs. Sam Aa- Ter entertained, after which the party attended the concert by Onegin at the Phillips auditorium.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1924-01-20
MRS. DEARBORN ENTERTAINs
 AT LUNCHEON

Mrs.. A. R. Dearborn was a lovely hostess of the. week, entertaining ten friends at luncheon at the Southern club Saturday. 1A'i Il
The Birmingham age-herald., 1924-01-20
Literary Societies Ac- tiue At Birrl.il,g-
 ham, Southern !


 Literary societies at Birmingham Southern college are now taking an important part in the student activities at that institution. The two societies, Clariosophic and Belle Lettres, hold meetings each Thursday afternoon, at which time fine programs are rendered, consisting /of 1, readings, debates, cur rent events and musical selections. A large, part of thesrstsAest body are members of one or the other of the societies, and take. m active part in the work.
 At the present time the greatest ii1- terest is centered abound the coming debate between the two societies, which will be held in February. The Cario- sophie representativea, in this debate are. Messfs. Alfred sHgak and Irving Fullingfon, and the Belle Lettres men are: Messrs. Russell Johnson and Robert Sapp, the iastersbeing a member Qt the freshmen, class, but. possessing marvellous literary talent. Keen rivalry naturally exists between the two or gahizations, but ,it ii Tor the good of both and is always more apparent just before the time of theZNig intersociety debate. .s 2
The Birmingham age-herald., 1924-01-20
CONSERVATION LEAGUE .

The Norwood Circle, Child Conser- vatioh League met Thursday, January IT, at the Norwood Methodist Church. The following officers were elected 1: Mrs. ". NJ. Woodall, president; Mrs. J. l.. Baskin, vice president Mrs. R. E. Richie. secretary; Mrs. Mcintosh, treasurer; Mrs. Forney Brandon, press representative; Mrs. A. B. Powell, di- rector of bureau of exchange; Mrs. Gould, collector. l.
 An interesting meeting has been planned for Wednesday, January 31, at 10 q. m., which will be in the form of a .get-together meeting. All mem bers are urgerd to be present.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1924-01-20
MUSICAL PROGRAM AT WOODLAWN HIGH SCHOOL.

very attractive program has been arranged by the music department of the Woodlawn High school for Thurs day evening. January 24, at S:15 o'clock at the Woodlawn.c city hall.
 The program, consists of numbers from the orchestra. under the direction of Miss Helen Warner: Girls and Boys Glee club under Miss Claude Bowling {; Girls drum corps under Miss Edna Wright; boys under Miss Ethlyn Hayes l; violin, Mrs. Isabel Barton; piano, Mrs. Grace Reddurn; band, Mir. A. D. Day. enpprt. with Miss Edith Ellsworth, ac- coinpanist.
 The public is invited to attend. A small admission fee will be charged and tickets will be on sale at the door by the students of the high school.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1924-01-20
MISS JELEICOsE is
 GUEST AT LUNCHEON

Miss Marion Jellicos6S national in. spector of the Zetas ,Tad Alpha fra ternity, and who fs at'present the guest chapter of this fraternity, was enter tained at a luncheon Thursday morn- ing at the Southern club by pledges of this fraternity, who are: Misses Wood, Dorothy Davis, Elizabeth Stone, Lucille Cannon mad Helen AhHood. ..R A
 Miss Jellicose has bdln the guest of. the fraternity since Wednesday, but will leave soon for visits to other chapters of the organization. She has been entertained several times while out at Birmingham Southern, and the fraternity was indeed honored by her. extended visit. " MRS. SYKES HON0Rilb
 AT ATLANTA RAHlEY
 Mr. s. H. yenabie as3dlMr. and Mrs. Trunk Mason entertaiiied at beauti- ful1 dinner party Saturday evening at "Stonehenge1 in honor. of their distin- gutshed guests, who ate in Atlanta to be present at the unveilihg of the head of General Lee at Stone Mountain Sat- urday. says the Atlanta Journal.
 The handsomely appointed table had lace cloth and wAs gfAced with cycla- mei1s of the equisite apihkish lilac color in5effectiye Arrangement, and tapers of the same shade burned lin the silver candlesticks. sSs.gg W Sa
 Mrs. Mason wore a dinner gown of jade green chiffon and Mrs. Borglums gown was of silver cloth Over pink ch;f- ion. ,,iAAi-
 Covers were placed for the members of the house party: MT. s. H. Venable, Mrs and Mrs. Mason, Mir. and Mrs. Gutzon Borglum, Miss Mary Ellis Bor- glum, Mr. Lincoln Borglum, Mrs. Mar garet Fuller Steinbrugge of Briarciiff, N. F.; Mrs. William Mason of New York, Mrs. Corible Esnable Kellogg, Mrs. William s. SykesaM Birmingham, Maj. Giles D.. Cooke of Matthews Court House, Va; Mir. James yenable, Miss Lela venable Mason, Mir. Sam yenable Mason, and Dr. sandas Mrs. Plato Dur ham, Dr. Durham to be the distin- gnished orator of the day, Saturday at the unveiling. Sf
Imperial Valley press., 1924-02-14
PERSONALS

Mr.. and Mrs. j. r. Nichols and
son John went to Los Angeles yes.
terday to spend a few days.
Miss Florence Wolf of Edwards
Vile, Illinois, is the guest Of Mrs
William Hixon for q few days. Miss
Wolf is making protracted stay il
the valley with her aunt and uncle
Mr.. and Mrs. Rhinhart Beuttemeiel
of Meloland.
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. LaPrade, form
crly of CalcXico and now of San
Diego are making a short visit in
this city.
Mrs. f, A. Hull of Secicy was
noted in town yesterday.
George Yarney is reported 10 be
greatly improved today.
Mrs. Ed Chambers and daughter
Vera, were here from Holtvillc yes
tcrday.
r. II. Beck of San Diego is {
business visitor in the valley.
George A. Kohnhorst left ycster
day for San Diego and other coast
points.
Mrs. George 1aegcr of Cincinnati
are visiting at the home Of Mir. and
Mrs. James Davis.
Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Blenkiron OF
Les Angeles are here to remain
over the weekend.
Mrs. l.. Lillian Gobel of Lo,
Angeles who recently organized the
Delphian club in this city, is now
organizing another club in CaieXico
c. b. Whitney, r. Kuhn, M. and
Mrs. w. Freeman, Mr.. and Mrs. NJ
+. Thomas, Mary f. Martin, ana
daughter, and Mr.. and Mrs. '. Ja'
cobs of FL Centre were guests al
the Rosslyn Hotel, Los Angeles last
week.
The following local people were
registered at the King Edward llo
tel, Los Angeles, last week: j. NJ
Burgoyne, +. n. Smith, II. Il. Me
Kinney, and Frank Kinsell
Bob Robbins of the STANDARD OF
Company returned today from scv
cral days visit to San Diego.
District Attorney Utley is in
Bard today, attqGding to sevcra
minor criminal mafr6Tss::-
Tom Morgan of the United Stage,
Inc, is in Ell Centre on business.
c. w. Rungc of the Southern Pa
cific Company, was called to Los
Angeles last night on business and
is expected to return tonight.
II. W. Cuff of Brawley vas :
visitor here today.
Imperial Valley press., 1924-02-14

either be a public entertainer or 4
worker. lie decided 10 be a work
er and during his term thus far, has
attended more meetings Of depart
ments Of the state Ghan his nrede-
cessors did over Il period OF lG
wears. He pledged economies in his
campaign, and whereas prcvions
candidates made similar promises
and forgot to carry them out when
elected, he has conscientlously striv-
ed to reduce the expenses Of the
state, and believes he has succeeded,
he stated.
Criticism Of ms work has no cf-
feet upon him, he asserted, for he
expects it as part of his Job. He
compared California with Mexico
insofar as both have q revolution.
When General Obregon reduced the
size of his army, and devoted the
money thus saved to building roads
and schools, some Of the drpoScd
generals declared revolution. SIM.
larly in California, when economies
were made, he asserted affected in
terests began a campaign Of lies,
false charges and criticism against
the governor.
1t had always been his ambition
TO be governor Of the state Of ca
lifornia, he said. Now he has at
tanned his ambition and has deter,
mined to give the state !. good,
sound busincss-like administration,
regardless of consequences. If it
means his political death, 1t will
not worry him III the least. At
tempts to coerce him through po-
litical threats will be fruitlcss,. ha
said, and he let it be clearly undcr-
stood that he is governor and re
sponsibie to no one except III" peo-
pie of California and his own CON
science.
He paid n handsome tribute to
Sheriff Gillett, who drove him over
to Yuma in the morning and back
again in the evening, stating it was
impossible to ride al day on the
desert with a man without getting
pretty good ide& of the kind Of
man he is. lie said he has seen
shcriffs and sheriffs and that I'm
perial county is fortunate in having
good one in Charlie Gillett.
Pays Davis Tribute
Closing his remarks, the COVER
nor expressed his thanks FOR the
support given him in the last legis-
laturc by George II. Davis, assem-
blyman from this dictrict, whom he
said stood blind him on every
measure which he advocated. tie
said it is a pleasure to get, out
with the people and discuss state
affairs with them, and thanked
those present for coming TO heM
him.
Previous to the governor s re
marks, NJ. ?. Edwards, member OF
the state highway COMMISSION
who is accompanying the governor
and j. ]. Sullivan, district engineer
gave short talks.
Mr.. Edwards stated il is pleas
Imperial Valley press., 1924-02-14
DR.. Charles f.. Barker
to Talk in CutericO

Through the courtesy of the FL
Centre, Brawlcy and CaleXico Rota-
ry Clubs, a second opportunity to
hear DR.. Charles +. Barker will BE-
given 10 the women and girls OF
Imperial when he speaks tomorrow
afternoon ut the CalcXico nigh
school 1T 2:l5 On the subject g A
Mothers Responsibility to Her
Daughter.
The meeting will be open to all
high school girls, or others over II
years of age, and women of the en-
tire valley. Arrangements have been
made for the transportation of the
high school girls of this city so
that they may hear DR.. Barker, and
al those who heard the address de-
lvered at the local school this
morning are looking forward with
keen anticipation to hearing this
worthwhile speaker again.
Girls from the other high schools
of the valley win probably be pre-
sent, as we'll as club women and
others who were not able to go to
Brawley today.
Imperial Valley press., 1924-02-14
.0nae,1's Interests
Ten Thousand ClU5 Is
Scene Fridge TOURNEY

One Of the most enjoyable and
best attended Of the Ten Thousand
Club s bridge tournaments was held
yesterday afternoon with Mrs. s. IL.
Embury of the bridge section OF, the
ways and means committee in
charge. Mrs. Guy Beynon won the
first prize and Mrs. S. +. Allen, the
second.
Names on the score cards includ-
cd Mesdamcs William Mcager, l.. X.
Phi!ley, Eckhart, Ferris, }. T.. Wa
tcrman, Z. l.. Martin, Guy Bey-
non, j. II. Garren, Frank Slocum,
Don Rex, Duane Stafford, W. II.
Layayea, Elmer A. Todd, L. J.
Mack, A. w. Hale, Richmond, Ram,
sey, Percie Thacker, j. G. Richard
son, F.. ID. Jacobs, b. l.. Roberts,
William Fleming, G. +. Paris, L.
II. Cary, Mann, c. J. Ritz, S. +.
Allen, Harry Barker, Edgar A.
Nance, Arthur Edgar and Miss Mae
HaskinS.