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MAS CHEQUES

En- la calle de salvador Brau mien-
tras Mario Marcovich guiaba Ell caro-
propiedad de Juan Quifiones choc6 con
el auto propiedad de j. E. Cook que era
conducido por @l mismo resultando con
varios desperfectos.
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TRoLE VS.. AUTO

En- la parada "a en- Santurce, ell ca
rro electrico numero grliado por Sal
vador Flecha y cuyo conductor era Sc
gundo Flecha choc6 con un autom6vil
propiedad de Avelino Moreno y que
guiaba Arturo Escudero ocasionandole
al auto varios desperfectos.
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INF ORMA CION GENERAL :
HERIDo DE ARMA BLANCA

En- ell barrio Tierras Nuevas Ponien-
te de Manati Adoraci6n Santiago fue
herido en- la espalda con un pufial por
Leopoldo Sanchez.
81 herido fue conducide al hospital y
el agresor arrestado habiendole sido
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I. LA DUALIDAD DE IGLESIAS

Necesaan,ene ha consttudo la politca mas ntere
ia Aianza Samuel compers la que
snes adeantado nuesros ectoes por medic de nues
Santiago gesias ocupa poIica del pais situa
6n especialsa: es Oganizador General de Federacon
los ereses las uchedbres trabaadoras perenecentes
lido de ideas radoaes como tall esion los de
Hos eIementos cuando pertenecen los otos pados
estan afados la organization obrera que preside
gesas, duaidad suya, uza para fines poticos
organzacSn obrea que dge Sc vale de ss oonqustas p0
obra eaizada IgIesas agupando organzando las
5 en- 81 panos
dunbres hace impossible que American Federation Of
Labor pueda retirarle su confianza -
En- labor de organization obrera utzando fuer
de la Federac6n organize partdo socaista ha lido
ia Official en- los asuntos de gobierno.
oompes no ha hecho NADIA mas 10 que las ccunstan
solo conseguira que gesas hciera arbro
derac6n en- Puerto Rico connuaa pesidendo organza
ci6n suya sepaada de la American Federation OF Labor.
gesas puede ante las autodades de Ia Fe
deracion Americana del Trabalo elias nada les mpoa dao
puedan hacer entire nuestra tdes obrea las predcas
te mantener aqu la organization obrra han extendo
hasta todos los rincones de la nac6n.
Rico desaparecera de odosos paise TERRA, que
nEs % $ ue as po IN
que satsfgan penaente las necesdades p1bcas
al mejoaieno muchedumbres producforas ha
cendo que cada egosmo ambc6n
as cases acomodadas para que los neces los desheeda
nancia con las modenas exigencas de este sgo s@ ST Il
En- cuaquier oo pals del mundo desde gesias dis
ntevenr las Iuchas padarista
centes los pardos ell combatir hube
ran abandonado esta adad suya ene que peru
dca los intereses de la Federation. No sucedo
lido obtenendo candad adeptos hasta ee-
entos qenes afeca grandeente radical del
hder obrero no tenen nconveniente unrse e para
obtener trunfo electoral realizar asf sus ham
bres de personaes Estas oras las
ccunstancas que han detenado que Gonpers Sc haya
nantenido nconmovbe de las que
repudiar politca puesta pracca por gIesias
Para ell trunfo ell fracaso gesas sgnifca 10 mso
III
81 ell fder socasta leva poitica excusvamen-
te obrera mobiles fines condolences de los
nabaadores echando adc los ntereses padarstas ten
ora unfar necesaraente tendra
paldo de todos nuestros pados pocos mas con-
seadores; 81 ell conario nssera hacer de su
eectorado un Instruments de venganza ambcon ira
saramente al racaso Gopes e raque su confaza
todos los das enca del respado Gopers esta
e pueblo de la sa pestara desastre poitco
evando pode hobres que habran de comproeter con m
TODD ell pals. =
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srERuAno DE- uA1Enro
LA CAMARA APRoBo Ell PROYEC.
TO sOBRE REDUCTION De
IMPUESToS

WASHINGTON, mayo %. (CabJe
frances).- La Camara aprobo por una
votaci6n de 376 contra ell proyecto
de ley imponiendo una rebaja en- los
impuestos las industrias nacionales.
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UN sU1c1DIo EN- isabella

En- ell barrio s'Dejucos'' de Isabella,
Felipe Rosa suicid6se haciendose un
disparo de revolver por ell dido derecho.
Ell Juez Municipal llev6 a cabo la CO.
rrespondiente investigation ignorando-
Sc hasta ahora el movil del suicide.
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TRES RANDHh.As:
"Abandonada' en- 8 actos.

E0hD AANO0hADs
'Abandonada en- 8 actos.
RIALTO:
Tarde: s.Amor Pagano''.
NOche; ''El Testigo Fantasma'.
eopuLAz.
Tarde y noche: "La Ola que ARA
sa".
oLIMPo:
Amalia Molina y Ell drama ''Los
Anores de ut-Ank-Amen.
VICTORY GARDEN.
Ell drama en- 8 actos "El Salon de
Venus.
PUERTO RICO:
Ell drama en- actos ''Los Burlado-
res de la Ley''.
IMPERIAL:
ga. jornada de 'Paris Misterioso' Z.
Las ANTHLAS:
FL drama mi Nino".
LAS CASAS:
ga. jornada de. "Paris Misterioso''
y una revista.
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Para curar un resfriado en- un
dia, tomese LAxATIVO BROMO
0UlNlNA. FL boticario devoIve-
ra ell dinero 81 no lie cura. La fir
ma de e. w. GROVE Sc haIla en-
cada cajita. Adyt.
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coRoNAcuoN DE LA REINA DE
MAYO EN- RIO PIDRAs

Sc hace saber los interesados que
ell Bale de Coronation de la Reina de
Mayo de Rio Piedras no Sc llevara a
efecto en- Ell dia anunciado, 20 de mayo,
Eino que Sc ha pospuesto para ell sabado
81 del cornente mes.
Fl 6ltimo escrutinio para la election
de la Reina sc llevar& a efecto ell mi6c-
coles dia % del corriente en- el Casino
Bspafol de Rio Piedras las 800 P.
n. Habra battle.
LA CoM1sIoN
Mo Piedras, Puerto Rico,
Mayo 81, 1924.
sy. Prssidente del
Centre Espahol de Caguas,
Caguas, p. r.
Respectable senior:
Permitome molestar su atenci6n pa
"a solicitar de usted informe los So
clos de ese Centre, que Ell baile para
coronar la Reina de Mayo en- Rio Pie
dFas. que estaba anunciado para Ell jue-
vess29 del corriente, ha sido pospuesto
paxasel sabado 81 de mayo.
0emo una comisi6n de este pueblo
reparti6 algunas invitaciones en- esa,
deseamos haga todo 10 possible para
que llegus esta information conoci-
miento de ellos.
Esperamos tambien haga extensive
todos los seeios de ese Centre esta in
vitaci6n y conSgracias anticipates, que
damos,
Ateutamepte, sPor LA CoMIsIoN
r q. IRIzARRY
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IN,TERESANTE

Las clases nocturnas de Contabili-
dad, de la Association de Tenedores
de Libros Oficinistas de Puerto Ri
co comenzaran el dia22 de JUNO, 1924.
La Association Sc reserva el dere-
cho de transferir la aperture de las
clases.
Envfe su solicitud y quota ense-
guida.
P. o. Box 1857.
Association de Tenedurfa de Libros Y
Oficinistas de Puerto Rico.
San Juan, Pto. Rico
Advt.
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Ell NACIONALISMo EN- MANATI
Manati mayo, %, 1924.
Ell MUNDO
San Juan.
Mitin nacionalista importante. Ora.
dores aplaudidos. Disgusto dentro de
la Alianza. e.. =
vALDEs NADAI.
CORRESPoNSAL
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ga. jornada de. "Paris Misterioso' >
y una revista,
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the center of the table was tied wits
a large bow of deep blue maline. Vel
| low tulins and jonquils filled the bas-
| ket. Blue tapers burned i'll quaint
low candlesticks Of black lustre. Pink
roses adorned the buffet. In one cor
ner' of the room at smaller table
Mrs. Thelma Neal Ayres cut the cake,
lovely white confection embossed in
yellow joneuils and pastel flowers.
Mrs. Pat Swearingeh served tea and
Mrs. Will Scott served the iced salad.
Others assisting in the dining room
were: Mrs. Leo Brewer. Mrs. Noyes
Evans. Mrs. Gilbert Denman. Mrs.
Martin Giesecke. Mrs. Will FOrdtran,
Miss Joyce Mcclellan. Mrs. Crockett
Snider. Mrs. Charles Mueller and Mrs.
Sam Bennett. Mrs. Pat Swearingen
wore n model of blue chiffon over
pink chiffon with shawl of ex-
quisite lace over henna crepe. Mrs.
Will Fordtran wore tangerine chiffon
beaded in bugle beads. Miss Mcclellan
wore a lavender and peach chiffon
frock. Mrs. Giesecke wore model If
tan shading TO pale yellow. Mrs. Ben
nett was gowned in green taffeta.
Mrs. Crockett Snider wore a model Of
orchid taffeta and gold lace trimmed
III EtlltH IiONtlS. AUS. Nhah ~
Mueller wore pale pink chiffon.
Weddings would be keeping So
ciety interoted even if there were no
brilliant dances and teas. This week
another wedding has surprised q wide
circle of friends. The marriage OF
Robert Maverick and Mrs. Stella
Cook Cutrer. the daughter of Mrs.
Minnie X. Cook. was solemnized at
4 o'clock Thursday evening at st.
Marks Episcopal church. Only the
family of the bride witnessed the cerc-
mony. Rev. Arthur Huston officiated.
Mr.. and Mrs. Mavericl; left later in
the evening for tour of Europe. They
are not expected home until late in
the fall.
Another wedding of interest that
was solemnized during the week was
that Of Miss Josephine Horror and
Joseph Savers Farmer, which took
place at ) 80 Tuesday evening at st.
Marks church. The church was
beautifully decorated with scores of
white wax tapers burning in. candle
labra lining the aisles and on the al
tar. Provisions OF white carnations
filled tall baskets on either side the
chancel steps and banked the altar.
Preceding the entrance of the bridal
party Charles Stone sang 20 Perfect
Love- accompanied at the altar by
Walter Durham who also played the
wedding march. Miss Josephine Hor-
nor. sister of the bride. entered first
followed by the matron of honor. Mrs. |
Y. II. NJ. Klotz. also n sister of the |
bride. Miss Mary Elizabeth Cassin
was the little flower girl. The bride |
entered with her brother, Joseph Mos |
bv Hornor of Helena, Ark. and was !
met at the altar by the groomsmen |
and his best man Edward Cassin and |
Albert Engelke, the groomsmen.
The bride wore model of gray |
crepe satin made along simple lines |
with panel at one side of the skirt, /
and silver lace falling from the shout
der on the opposite side. She wore
gray horsehair hat trimmed in a
small bouquet Of blue flowers. Her
attendants were sowned in blue chif- '
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fon and wore hats of blue trimmed in
forget-me-nots. They carried colon
ial bouquets of pink sweet peas.
Following the ceremony n recep-
| ton was held in the home. Later i'll
the evening Mr.. and Mrs. Farmer left
on Il short bridal tour. They will be
at home OH their ranch i'll kimble
county after several weeks.
Another wedding of much. interest
to n wide circle of friends was that
of Louis Rhodes Goodrich and Miss
frankie Lee Newton, which was sol
emnized at s o'clock Saturday even
ing Mt the Travis Park Methodist
church. A few intimate friends of
the young couple We're present at the
ceremony. Rev. Arthur Moore per-
formed the ceremony. Preceding the
entrance of the bridal party Miss Dor
othy Bell sang, Because accom-
panied by Miss Gladys Grace. There
were no attendants in the wedding.
The bride wore q becoming frock of
ecru lace over flesh colored satin. Her
hat was of pink horsehair. She wore
corsage Of pink roses.
Mr.. and Mrs. Goodrich left imme-
diately following the ceremony for
New Orleans from where they will
sail for Panama to make their home.
~ :: "
Mrs. Walter Stoves viii entertain
with p luncheon Monday at her home.
complimenting her guest, Miss Helen
Smith of Omaha, Neb.
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Mrs. Beecher Franklin Stout and
her mother, Mrs. Eva Florence BEACH.
will entertain with Il luncheon at l
o'clock Monday at the Mcnger Hotel.
,S ~ ~
Mrs. J. A. Mcintosh will entertain
with n tea Tuesday complimenting
Miss Bess Spears. Miss Miriam Mil
burn, and Miss Leila thinner at her
home.
Col. and Mrs. G. W. Stuart will en-
terrain Tuesday evening with cos
tune dinner dance at the Twentieth
Infantry Club complimenting about
eighty guests.
Mrs. Walter Stoves will compliment
her guest, Miss Helen Smith of Omaha
with an informal luncheon in her
home Tuesday.
Miss Alice Kirkland will entertain
with house party at her attractive
sumner home at Medina lake. COM
plimcnting the seasons debutantes.
The party will motor TO the lake
Thursday.
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Miss Nancy Brooke will entertain
with a luncheon followed by' a Ma
iestic party comp!imenting Mss Helen
Smith of Omaha. Neb.. the guest of
Mrs. Walter Stoves Thursday.
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One of the events of the coming
week will be the Army Civilian Club
masquerade dance to be held at the
Argonne Heights Officers Club Tues
day evening. Reservations may be
made through Mrs. Gonzales Bingham,
SCI GraysOn street, Crockett 2241.
Tickets will not be sold at the door.
20 ~ ~
Mrs. William Price and Miss Mary !
Louise Price returned home from
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C. Branch. Mrs. ID. h. Furnish, Mr..
and Mrs. John Boyle.
Miss Vaughan was gowned in blue
chiffon and silver. Miss Spears wore
lovely model of white chiffon bead
co in artistic design over silver cloth.
Mrs. George {. Vaughan was gowned
in gold lace over black satin. She
wore corsage of pink roses.
Dinner was served in the grill about
il o'clock. The guests were seated 1T
small tables adorned with crystal bas-
kets holding vari-colorcd sweet peas.
After supper the guests sang popular
songs adding unique touch TO the
attractive affair.
Miss Estelle Storms was gowned in
Dse taffeta wit. tight-fitting bodice
and full skirt. Miss Ruth West was
gowned in pink chiffon trimmed in
spring flowers. Miss Bonney Venab.c
trimmed in silver. Miss Anne Page
was gowned in black net trimmed in
gold. Miss Joyce Mcclellan wore a
model of lavender and peach chiffon.
Misc D0rOtilY Bel wofe black lace.
Miss Miriam Milburn was gowned in
deep pink. Miss Maria Taylor wore
an. apricot frock trimmed with silver
girdle. Miss Mildred Wilson was
gowncd in cerise trimmed in go.i
bands. Miss Ann Dickinson was
gowned in crimson. Mrs. Walter
Stoves wore apple green chiffon trim
med in crystals. Miss Helen Smith
of Omaha. Nebraska. wore lavender
velvet. Miss Ruth Mcfarland was
gowned in turquoise blue velvet. Miss
Margaret Lewis wore flesh chiffon
with n high comb in her hair. Miss
Boleyn ZilkeT was gowned in flame
georgette. trimmed in crimson berries.
Mrs. Curtis Vaughan wore white bro
cade with a Spanish comb. Miss
Lorraine Bertrand wore deep yellow
chiffon trimmed in bands of taffeta.
Miss Punky Maverick wore a model
of blue velvet trimmed in fur.
!: ~ ~
Another pretty event of the past
week that took place Thursday was
the tea given by Mrs. Frederick Good
hue Kendall. compiimenting Mrs.
George {. Walker Jr. The attractive
home was charmingly decorated in
spring flowers making an attractive
background for the exquisite antique
furniture. In the wide living room
where masses of yellow jonQuils and
calendulas were used in profusion
were Mrs. Jack Locke. Mrs. Gregg
Francis and Mrs. George Walker.
Mrs. Locke wore a becoming gown of
lavender chiffon trimmed in silver.
soft bands of lavender and pale yellow
satin formed the girdlc. Mrs Walker
wore n lavender chiffon frock. Mrs
Francis was gowned in Alice Blue
beaded in steel. In the DRIVING l~nn
pink tapers burned in silver candel-
abra. Pink roses and carnations fill
ed bowls and baskets about the room.
Mrs. Kendall received Win the honor
guest. Mrs. Walker Jr. Mrs. ID.
Berry and Mrs. George Walker. Mrs.
Kendall wore a lovely model of pink
chiffon trimmed in gold iice. Mrs.
George Walker wore lavender chiffon
and carried fan OF ostrich feather
of a blending fuchsia shade. Mrs.
George Walker Jr. wore lavender chit
fon trimmed in silver lace. The din
ing room was artistic in color
scheme of yellow. A black basket in
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Louis Schreiner they left for their
home in Kcrrvile where they will re-
main for some time.
~ ,S ~
Mrs. Walter Douglas Myrick Of
Lockhart is the guest of her sister
Mrs. James Bruce Martindale for n
few days.
Mrs. Il. Eckert Of Houston is the
guest of Mrs. Alex Adams for several
weeks.
Mrs. +. s. Kneupper was hostess
Friday afternoon Mt lively bridge par
ty at her home. Prizes were awarded
to Miss Emma Holmgreen. Mrs. J.
Lchr. and Miss Lottie Hap. Re
freshmcnts were served to the follow
ing guests: Mrs. W. 4. Thrailkill,
Mrs. Il. HAT. Mrs. Dave Lehr, Mrs.
X. A. Muegge, Mrs. ID. Ii. Raymond,
Mrs. Louisa 4. Kreuger. Miss Holm
green and Miss Lottie Rap.
,S u -
Mrs. Alex Adams will entertain
Monday at > 30 o'clock with a bridge
tea te the Rose Bloom Tea Room
honoring Miss Bess Spears and Mrs.
NJ. Eckert Of Houston.
" - ~
Mrs. NJ. c. Powers will entertain
with a luncheon Wednesday at l 80
at her home 327 West Gramcrcy. COM
plimenting Mrs. Hiram \. Adams of
Kansas City, Mo.
~ " "
Miss Nora Dowdre of Washington
Mrs. W. B. Higgins for some time.
Many charming informal affairs are
being given in her honor.
Lieut.. and Mrs. ]. II. NcCallum
at their quarters Monday evening
guest Of Lieut.. and Mrs. W. Il. Hig-
gins.
Mrs. Theodore Il. Mumme and Mrs.
II. e. Feldman will entertain with
a bridge .arty at = o'clock Tuesday
at the Elks Club complimcuting Mrs.
Frank Bell OF Fort Worth. Mrs. 1sa-
ubit VI anu -hANs -
NJ. Draper of Pasadena.
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Miss Virginia Dorsey will enter
tain with an informal dinner party
at the st. Anthony Hotel Monday
evening complimpnting Mr.. and Mrs.
William Walter Negley who have re-
turned from their wedding trip spent
in the East.
Y u y
Mrs. Lawrence Il. sheppard and
children. Miss Charlotte Sheppard
and Lawrence Sheppard Jr., of Han
over. Pa. arrived SATURDAY TO be the
guests of Mrs. Sheppard's parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Tom Newton.
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Mrs. Elliott Jones entertained with
a smart dinner party Saturday even
ing Mt the Country Club compliment
ing Miss Marion Gaines and Miss
Miriam Milburn. Mounds Of spring
flowers adorned the table. Covers
were laid for Miss Milburn, and Miss
Gaines, the guests of honor, and Hiss
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THE PICTURES.
Photographs BY Cones.

Philip wife of Colonel COrbusier and Miss
in o'clock afternoon
buse is one of debutanes of the
Cleft center) before her marriage
Claude Newton The wedding TOOK
Park Methodist
voting Immediately after the for Panama where
theyw their home
Gaines (rgh is pictured with her daughter Miss Marion
popular debuante OF the She VIII be
the of Chvary this
cnter) of St Louis the OF
Mrs Surkamp Miss Luedinghaus during her BRIEF
has been the guest of honor number Of informal
affairs. t
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Sweetwater. Va. Saturday. Miss Price
has been n student of Sweetbriar. and
Mrs. Price left some time ago for n
several weeks visit with her daughter.
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Mrs. Kenneth Perry will entertain
with = tea at 4 80 Monday afternoon
in honor of Miss Leila thinner.
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DR.. and Mrs. s. VI. Burg will leave
soon for visit to the Holy Land.
They will spend some time in Pales-
tine and Egypt. and will return home
by way of Europe stopping at the
principal cities. DIR. and Mrs. Burg
will be gone about six months. They
will stop over some time in Vienna.
Paris. and London. DIR. Burg will
visit his birthplace in Vienna.
y ~ -
Mrs. Carver Remington and daugh-
ter. Mrs. Frank Golden entertained
with luncheon, Wednesday at their
home. OPS West Mistletoe Ave. COM
plimenting Mrs. +. NJ. Draper of Pas
adena. Cal, and Mrs. David Sanders
of New York City. \ color scheme
OF mink and green was most effectively
carried out in the hall. reception room
and dining room. with antique vases
and baskets OF carnations and ferns
filling every available space. The
lavish use of pink tapers illuminated
the rooms with a soft glow harmonic
ing with the rose furnishings OF the
reception suite. in the dining room the
table vas laid with an exquisite
Venetian lace set with mound of
tulips and valley lilies forming the
central adornment. Bowls of pink
flowers and pink tapers in numerous
were placed on the buffet
and smaller tables. Miss Katherine
McCabe and Martha Joe Nicholson re-
ceivcd cards at the door. Mrs. j. L.
Smith and Mrs. ii. s. Affleck greeted
the guests in the hall. The bostesses,
Mrs. Draper, Mrs. Sanders and Count
ess de Caen stood in the living room.
In the dining room Mrs. r. II. Hill
presided over the massive silver coffee
service. a wedding present of Mrs.
Remington. Others assisting at the
fable were Mrs. Forest Reed. Mrs.
Jeremiah Rhodes. Mrs. A. Il. Wcakley.
Mrs. Tom Reed. Mrs. II. Il. Holman.
Mrs. William McCabe. Snd Mrs. Frank
McCabe Of St. Paul. MINI. Miss Tay-
lor. Misses Helen and Martha Sterchi
and Miss Louise Long assisted in dis
pensing hospitality in the dining room.
The sun narlOr was q bower of spring
blossoms and ferns, TIM pudding was
served there by Mrs. I. A. Long and
Mrs. ii. C. Feldman.
Mrs. Remington was charming in a
gown of lavender lace, Mrs. Golden
wore heavily beaded apricot crepe |
chiffon gown, Mrs. Sanders was be-
comingly gowned in black lace. Count
nss de Caen wore a robe of black jet |
and lace over crepe.
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cards carried out the bridal motif.
Miss Inez Canaday. Miss Marylee
Matthews. Miss Mary Hearne, Miss
Berta Ford, Miss Fetzer the guest Of
honor, and the hostess completed the
guest list.
n ~ -
Miss Elsie Scott viii entertain
with a bridge party at her home Mon
day afternoon eomphmenting Mrs.
George Cannon and Miss Airline
Boldt of st. Louis. the guest of Mrs.
Joe Lodovic.
Mrs. Walter Seaton and Mrs. Bran
ham Bennett complimenting Mrs. II.
Dorsey of Galveston. the guest of Mrs.
William Fitch with bridge tea in
the home Of Mrs. Bennett Wednesday.
Silver baskets held yellow and white
carnations in the dining room. Vel
low tapers burned in silver candle
sticks. Miss Dorothy Silsbee SERVED
the ice and Mrs. William Fitch cut
the cake. About four tables 81
bridge PLAYERS were present The
guest list included Mrs. Dorsey. the
guest of honor. and Mrs. George
Holden. Mrs. W. f. Fitch. Mrs.
James Gallagher. Mrs. Clay Preston,
Mrs. Burns Waggoncr. Mrs. J. II.
Bowen, Mrs. A. :. Graham. Mrs.
Sam &. Bennett. Mrs. Charles Roos.
Mrs. II. T.. Horlock, Mrs [. II.
Kilpatrick. Mrs. George Mueller.
Mrs. Carlos GricsenhecS, Miss Evelyn
Williams, Miss Celeste Schultz. Miss
Edna Wallace. Miss MARY Elizabeth
Holden. Miss Mildred Whitley. NUS
Dorothy SilSbec. Miss Margaret john
son. Miss Eleanor Taylor and Mrs
Eleanor Nuckols and the hosts.
y - -
One Of the smart affairs OF the
season was the tea given saturday
afternoon by Mrs. Robert Middle
brook and Wallace Carnaban az tue
attractive home of Mrs. Canadian.
The library was charmlngly deco.
rated in Russell roses Filling old
blue vases and silver bowls. and max
in- Az effective background against
the cream wall AID blue drnpertes-
Receiving the cards at the door were
little Miss Jean Darlington aud Wal
lace Caruahan Ir. Mrs. Carnahan
and Mr.. MidilebroolS greeted tbe
guests as they entered the room. In
another receiving line we're Mrs p
l.. Hillyer, Mrs. =. =. Gaddis. Mrs,