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Ellsworth American., 1924-07-23
FAVORS GASOLINE TAX
Grange Would Put 1t Into General
OperatiOn.

The national grange is squarely on
record in favor of the general prin-
ciple of a gasoline tax, and has de-
clared itself in the following unmis-
taxable language:
THE traffic that uses the highways
should to a reasonable degree bear
the cost of maintenance; inasmuch as
modern means of transportation are
such that highways must be so con-
structed and maintained that they
will bear heavy motorized traftlc;
therefore we believe that the gaso-
line tax provides an equitable means
of placing reasonable share of the
cost of highway maintenance upon
the traffic that most wears out the
roads
Ellsworth American., 1924-07-23
THE WATKINSON SCHOOL
FOR BOYS
Hartford, Conn.

4lSt 1EAR
Frank L. Edwards, B. S., principal.
a cooperative vocational home
school. Seventh, eighth and high
school grades. Agriculture, Science,
Manual Arts.
New school building, new gymnasi-
um, greenhouses, dairy, poultry
plant, piggery, shops. 125-acre cam
pus. Best residential section Of
Hartford.
Full tuition fee, $50 per month,
includes board, room, laundry and
mending. Partial and free scholar
ships for deserving boys with no fl
nancial means.
Catalogue on request
Ellsworth American., 1924-07-23
North Orland.

Mrs George Casey and son George
are visiting her mother, Mrs, Minnie
White
Miss Gladys Durham of Massachu-
setts is the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. r.
G. Davis.
Wallace Graves and family and
Mrs. Graves father, George Fisher,
of Hampden, were here Sunday. I.
Miss Dorothy Mossler, Miss Nina
Severence, Miss Anna Johnson, of
South Brewer, and Miss Onalee Bick-
ford of Bangor, spent the weekend
at Will Dodge's.
July 21. B.
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Unitarian County Conference

The thirty-fifth annual session of
the Hancock County Conference of
Unitarian and other Christian
churches will be held at the Unitari-
an church at Bar Harbor on Wednes-
day August 10, beginning at 1890
a. m. The entertaining society will
furnish chowder and coffee. Dele
gates and others should bring box
lunches.
Ellsworth American., 1924-07-23
BuckspOrt Center,

Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Foster and
Mr.. and Mrs. Ross Sanborn of Ban
gor were Sunday callers at the home
of Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Bartlett.
Mrs. Susie Willins of Surry is visit
ing her son, G. H. Willins.
Miss Eva Fish of South Orrington
visited her mother Thursday
July 21. w.
Ellsworth American., 1924-07-23

Lieutenant-Govern Bingham OF
Connecticut is an enthusiastic mem
Der of the grange and frequent
speaker at its gatherings. Governor
Clifford Pinchot Of Pennsylvania has
long been an enthusiastic grange
member and for many years has been
one of the most Widely-sought speak
ers in the order.
Ellsworth American., 1924-07-23
Sunset.

Miss Eloise Snowden, nurse, of
Portland hospital is visiting her pa
rents.
Miss Annie Davis is the guest of
Clarabelle Lowe, at Reach.
George Davis has purchased new
truck.
July is. S. D.
Ellsworth American., 1924-07-23

Flora-Don't you find the hot sun
bad for the complexion?
Faunt-Its awful. 1t melts the
rouge and leaves the face all streaky.
New York Sun and Globe.
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Rena Maverick Green, Mrs. John La.
Prelle, Miss Holland Sharpe and
Lieut.. j. b. Haddon.
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Mrs. Mentor NorthingtOn arrived
Sunday from her home in Egypt t.
be the guest of her mother, Mrs. ED
Rand, for several days.
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Miss Julia Mae Hancock of New
York, who has been the guest of Mr.
and Mrs. William Trabue, returned
recently from Austin, where she spent
the last weekend.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Schreiner and
Miss Mae Louise Schreiner arrived
Thursday from their home in Kerr
vile and are at the st. Anthony.
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Col. and Mrs. John Hastings How
ard returned the latter part of the
week from Havana, where they spent
several weeks. While in Havana Col
onel and Mrs. Howard had the pleas
ure of seeing Mrs. q. ". Showers
Miss Hazel Showers and Mrs. Pom.
ton Darcy, who will be remembered
as Miss Bonnibel Showers. They also
had the pleasure of seeing Mrs. Win
ter Smith and her charming daugh-
ter, who made many friends in San
Antonio while spending the winter
here several years ago.
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Armant Legendre has returned from
New Orleans, where he spent Mardi
Gras week, and is now at the Gunter.
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Mr.. and Mrs. George Sealy were
the guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Lane Tay-
lor this week, en- route to their home
in Galveston after having spent the
last few months abroad. Mr.. and
Mrs. Sealy recently sailed from South
ampton on the Berengaria and landed
in New York, where they remained
for week before returning to Texas.
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The Timely Topics luncheon Thurs
day at the Menger was one of the
outsta nding events of the week. Mrs.
Dick Terrell was chairman of most
delightful program. There were many
men numbered among the guests, Mrs.
Herbert Slayden Clarkson's songs and
musical compositions were given in a
delightful manner The guests were
1T "a
white and lavender iris, pussywillow,
ionquils and other spring blossoms.
Among those who were being well
coined back to San Antonio were Nj.
and Mrs. John Trickrtt of New. York
and Col. and Mrs. John Howard, who
had returned from havana the da!
before. Mrs. Tricket will be remem-
bered as the popular Miss Clara May
Brooks. one of the debutantes of n
few seasons ago and Princess of the
Court of Old Romance at Carnival
time the year after she made her de-
but. At the Timely Topics luncheon
Mrs. Trickett was gowned in smart
spring model of mauve and navy blue
which was very becoming TO her
blonde type. Mrs. Howard r'"''" J. =
charmeuse and large picture hat
of rose straw. the br,n Zen, ,d,,..
with grosgraine ribbon in n deeper
shade of rose. She wore a c0rsase
of orchids and lilies of the valley. Mrs.
Homer I. Wilson wore black and
white and a smart cloche hat of black
straw. Mrs. William Fordtran was
attractive in an early spring model
of midnight blue with collar and cuffs
OF cream colored filet lace, small.
closely fitting hat ornamented with a
pin of brilliants. Mrs. Herbert Stay
den Ciarkson was gowned in French
importation of black satin becoming
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San Antonio society is enjoying a
much needed rest during Lent, after a
season Of gaieties. Informal parties
are given occasionally. And then oc-
casionally one is surprised by the an
nouncement of an unexpected wedding.
An announcement received last week
was of wide interest to society. Mrs.
Julian Onderdonk, wife of the late
Julian Onderdonk, the artist, an
nounced the marriage of her daughter
Adrienne, to Warren L. Boynton, son
of Mr.. and Mrs. Alexander Boynton.
The wedding came as surprise to the
families of the young couple ana tlelr
wide circle of friends. The marriage
took. place Saturday evening, FEB.
ruary % in Boerne at 1.-THE Episcopal
church with Rev. Mr.. Belsey, perform
ing the ceremony. A charming senti-
ment of the affair was that the Rev.
Mr.. Belsey had long been a friend
of the family and had baptized the
bride when she was a baby. There
were no attendants at the wedding.
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Wednesday, March %. Mrs. Ernest
Hines will entertain with a tea III
her quarters complimenting Mrs. L. NJ.
Lewis. -,
Col. and Mrs. Charles William will
entertain with q dinner party in their
quarters Thursday evening, March
"a. for General and Mrs. Lewis.
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Mrs. ]. L. Baylis, wife Of Major
Rnylis will entertain with a bridge
tea Thursday at her home.
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Miss Floyd Shock entertained with
an attractive luncheon at her home
Wednesday, complimenting her guest
Mrs. Rice Lincoln of st. Louis, Inc
table was prettily decorated with
mound of red and white sweet peas
Covers were laid for Mrs. Lincoln.
the guest of honor. Mrs. Garrells OF
st. Louis, Mrs. l.. J. Hart. Mrs. II: ;.
Affleck, Mrs. f. ii. Tarbutton, Mrs.
n. s. Dickinson. Mrs. William Bart
Icy Of st. Louis, Mrs. Harry Rand
Mrs. w. 7. Beard and Mrs. {. Ii.
u Jlloway of San Francisco, and the
hostess.
The Womens Auxiliary of the Y.
NJ. c.. A. will meet in business session
at 10 80 Tuesday morning in the
reading room of the association hall.
Z
The San Antonio Musical Club will
entertain with its monthly musicale
reception on --onday. March IL, in
the st. Anthony ballroom at S:1o.
The program Ensemble Music" is
in charge of Mrs. Julien Paul Blitz.
Mrs. Lewis Krams-Beck, the presi-
dent will be assisted in receiving by
Mrs. George Gwinn, chairman of the
program committee, and the vice
presidents of the club, Mesdames Il. u.
Naylor, w. Fl. Chambers, j. I. Smith,
Harry Rogers and Frank Winerich.
The following members of the social
committee will welcome the guests
in Peacock Alley: Mrs. Carleton
Adams. chairman, and Mesdames Nat
Washer. SteI ling Price Adams, VIII
Noble, Edwin Meredith Sykes. Cot
| fee will be served in the tapestry
room by Mesdames Charles AIDE, Otis
Farnsworth. Byron Eastburn and ii.
10. Wahrmund. Miss Russell Hughes
will be assisted in ushering by the
young ladies' social committee. Mrs.
Charles Barker will receive the men,
bers and guests cards at the door 70
the ballroom. She will be assisted by
Mesdames c. L. Fincham, S. W.
Scott, L. ID. Anderson, III. Galley,
Dick Ansley, and A. c. Seiser, Mrs.
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THE PICTURES.

Mcintosh left, Of the young married
compmnted
Spears Miss Miburn Miss Leila thinner her
hom
A. prominent San Antonio
of Chyay
a meeting of the Order of the Alamo.
(rht contralto and pupil of Mary
Jordan made her formal musical debut 5 Monday evening at the
Benefits and artistic gifts sngularly
enthusiastically by her audience Music lovers
her friends look forward with interest her musical
Cogan Qeft) is pictured with her charming
MAXI
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]. w. Howard and Mrs. Charles
Fichtner will have charge of the deco
rations which will feature the st.
Patrick motif. Members are remind
ed that they must present their own
invitation cards at the. door.
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Mr.. and Mrs. w. X. Martin OF
st. Louis will leave soon with a
party of friends for Mexico. Mrs. l..
J. Hart and Miss Bess Couch OF
Little Rock will accompany Mr.. and
Mrs. Martin. The party will be the
guests of Mrs. Henry Flato in Mon
terey and will visit old friends in the
City of Mexico. They will spend
some time with Mrs. Hilton Lynch,
formerly Miss Rowena Nye, in Mexico
City. They will also visit Mrs. Ed
Wolfe and Mrs. Juan Lopez and Mrs.
Pat O'Hary, who will be remem-
bered as Miss Allene Austin of San
Antonio.
Mrs. William BARLEY of st. Louis
is spending several weeks as the guest
of Mrs. Norris S. Dickinson.
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Mrs. Rice Lincoln of st. Louis ar
rived Wednesday evening to be the
guest of Miss Floyd Shock for several
days.
Mrs. c. II. Holloway of San Fran
cisco. who has been the guest Of
Mrs. W. L. Beard for the last month,
will leave soon for Mission. Tex,
for three weeks visit with friends.
She will spend some time with Mrs,
Beard upon her return before leaving
for her home in San Francisco.
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The marriage of Richard johnson
and Miss Alma Hall took place at
o 80 O'Clock Wednesday evening, with
Rev. Hugh. Mcclellan performing the
ceremony. Mr.. and Mrs. Johnson en-
tertained their friends with dinner
party Thursday evening at the Winter
Garden. The young couple left Sat
urday evening for Houston, where
they will visit the groom's mother.
They will make their home in San
Antonio upon their return.
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Miss Mary Margaret Moran has re-
turned from an extensive trip in the
East.
Miss Marjorie Will entertained her
senior students of dramatic art, with
a bunco party Saturday afternoon at
her home. 500 Army boulevard. The
st. aPtrick's idea was charmingly, car
ried out in the decorations. Among
those present were Miss Ethel May
Berry. Miss Lille Jenner, Miss Eliza
beth Thomas, Miss Mary Maud Hol-
combe, Miss Grace Patillo. Mrs. s.
ID. Brown. Mrs. S. l.. White, Miss
Mauripe Power. Miss Grace Sart.
Miss Irene Earle Mcclellan. Miss Cora
Lynn Robinson and Miss Camille
Stokes and the hostess.
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Mrs. w. Dewitt. wife of Colonel
Dewitt left recently for Atlanta. Ga.
to be the guest of her brother, Major
Foster, for some time.
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Mrs. Conner Bishop of Laredo is
spending several days as the guest Of
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. {. l.. With
erspoon.
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Mrs. P. G. Lovelady left Sunday for
Virginia and North Carolina for Il
visit of several weeks with relatives.
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Among those having reservations
for dinner parties at the Country
Club Saturday evening were Mrs.
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! ly draped and caught to one side by
rhinestone buckle and corsage of
coral colOred sweet peas. Mrs. Ike
Kampmann wore a dark taffeta frocli
and a lovely hat of canary colored
straw. Mrs. Dick Terrell was be-
comingly gowned in grey and blue,
Mrs. Quest G. Couch was lovely in q
black frock trimmed in bands of sum-
mer ermine and touches of white gros-
graine ribbon. Mrs. Ferdinand Herff
wore a charming spring tailored suit
and small red hat trimmed with tiny
roses of the same shade. Mrs. Win
chester Kelso ST.. was noticed wearing
gown of deep blue georgette and a
large. wide brimmed hat in a deeper
shade. Mrs. Willoughby w. Lips
comb wore black charmeuse and grey
hat and fure. Mrs. Edward Jedd Roc
was attractive in navy blue and
taupe and wore small turban to
match. Miss Margaret Lewis wore
kings blue sports frock and small
hat trimmed in blue quilts. Miss
Boleyn Zilker was gowned in a black
satin model. trimmed in amber beads
and hat of sulphur colored straw.
Mrs. Charles Anthony Zilker was at
tractive in a brown accordean pleated
gown and brown hat.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Homer +. Simpson
of Galveston, announce the engage
ment and approaching marriage of
their niece, Miss Ethyle Irene Her
mar. TO :. Roy White of Anahuac,
Texas. This announcement will be
OF interest to many friends here. ms
Miss Herman has numerous friends
and relatives in San Antonio.
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Mr.. and Mrs. William. l.. Heusch-
KEEL announce the marriage of their
daughter. Ellen, to J. X. Conaway,
the marriage taking place ut s O'Clock
last Wednesday evening at the nome
of the bride. Rev. Asher Ia. Brand
performed the marriage ceremony. The
bride was attended by her sister. Mrs.
Il. II. Hoefling. The home was deco
rated in peach blossoms and other
spring flowers. The bride was bn-
comingly gowned in model Of ma
donna blue and carried a shower bou-
quet of white carnations. Mr. aid
Mrs. Conway are at home at 406
Goliad street.
Mrs. A. Sacks of Az Peck avenue,
entertained Wednesday. March II.
with a luncheon at the Original IN
honor of the birthday anniversary of
her youngest daughter, @Estelln X.
Sacks. The luncheon was followed
by matinee party at the Majestic.
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Mrs. V. r. Hill entertained Thurs
day afternoon in honor of Mrs. +. VI.
Anderson's, birthday. at her home,
az Porter street. A very enjoyable
program was carried out. among
which was reading by little David
Hill. and a cracker contest in which
all took part, the prize being won by
Mrs. Adolph Dolch. The following
were present: Mesdames T. VI. An
derson, W. Il. Wickline, Adolph
Dolch. NJ. A. Davis, NJ. Neeper.
George L. Henning, J. Harding, J. W.
Niece, NJ. Powell. Sallie Sims, III. III.
,Schaumlefell, J. A. Abshire, A. H.
Miller, J. f. Hixson, Maggie Harris.
X. Grandfield, w. ID. MARITIME. a. ii.
Noster, J. A. Douglas and the hostess.
Mrs. Hill was assisted in serving
delicious cream and cake and sand
witches by Mrs. Abshire and Mrs.
MARITIME.
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The following invitations have
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Mrs. ". II. Chambers. Mrs. Craig
Adams ard Mrs. Fred Tins will en-
terrain with luncheon at l o'clock
Tuesday Mt the home Of Mrs. Cham
hers on MAGNOLIA avenue. compliment
ing Mrs. Gail Brown OF sherman
Tex, the guest of Mrs. Burt CALVIN.
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ladies of Headquarters Eighth Corps
Area and Fort Sam Houston request
the pleasure of your company at a re-
ception in honor of Maj. Gen. and
Mrs. Edward NJ. Lewis, Friday eve
ming. March the twenty-eighth at nine
o'clock. Dancing. Argonne Heights
Officers Club, Fort Sam Houston"
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Mrs. Lewis Krams-Beck enter
tanned with a charmingly informal
midnight supper Wednesday evening
at her home, complimenting DIR. Sig
mund Spaeth. About fifteen guests
were present. The guest list included
a few of the friends of DIR. and Mrs.
Spacth.
= Col. and Mrs. Julian Bernheim en-
tertained in their home Thursday eve
ming in celebration of Colonel Bern
helms birthday. The guest list in
cluded the officers of the dental corps
and their wives. Bridge and nah
johgg were played. The st. Patrick's
motif was carried out in the attrac-
tive Decorations. The guests num-
bered about sixteen. Among those
present were Mai. and Mrs. Eugene
Milburn, Major and Mrs. Forbes, Cap
tain and Mrs. Wickc. Capt. and Mrs.
Dell Gray, Colonel Patterson, Major
Skeleton, Captain and Mrs. Neusome,
Miss Alice Bernheim, Miss Jane
Kheil, Capt. and Mrs. Richard Hughes
and the hosts.
Mai. Gen. and Mrs. Ernest Kinds
IN,.al "a
smart dinner at the Argonne Heights
Officers Club complimenting Col. and
Mrs. John Hastings Howard, who
have recently returned from their
bridal tour spent in Cuba. The Ia
bic was artistically decorated with low
bowls OF pastel shades OF sweet peas,
and white tapers burning in silver
candlesticks. The guests numbered
about A. Mrs. Kinds was gowned in
a charming mouel of black trimmed IN
blue sequin. Mrs Howard wore Il
frock of silver metal cloth embroidered
in dresden pattern. She wore dia-
mond and pearl ornaments. Mrs.
Lous Schreiner wore 1 model of black
lace. Mrs. L. NJ. Lewis was charming
in a black lace gown. Mrs. John
Preston wore a model of pale blue
taffeta.
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Miss Mary Mason entertained with
delightfully."- informal bridge lunch
con at her home Saturday, compli-
menting Miss Mary Helen Holden,
formerly of Austin, who has been
spending several years abroad study
ing commercial art. Miss Holden.
while in San Antonio is the guest OF
Miss Mildred Wilson and her brothc:
and sister-in-law. Mr.. and Mrs. VIII
liam Holden. The guests at the
luncheon were few Of the friends OF
the honor guest. The table was
adorned with pink verbenas. Quaint
place cards marked covers for Miss
Holden. the guest of honor, Mrs. Hol-
den. Miss Margaret Bridge, Miss Cor
nclia Vaughan. Miss Martha Green.
Mrs. George Paschal, and Mrs. VIII
liam Waiter Negley.
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Miss Adelaide Winerich arrived
home from Baylor to spend the week
end with her parents. 2r, and Mrs
Frank Winerich. Miss Winericb has
az her guest. Miss LueIlle Summers OF
Nacogdoches, also a student Of Bay
Tor.
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Miss Adelaide Winerich arrived
home from Baylor to spend the week
end with her parents, Hr, and Mrs
Frank Winerich. Miss Winericb has
az her guest. Miss LueI'le Summers OF
Nacogdoches, also a student Of Bay
lor
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Original Mexican restaurant, one day
last week, complimenting Mrs. Hotcb-
kiss, who has recently moved to San
Antonio to make her hons. Mrs.
Hctchkiss was before her marriage,
Miss Lucy May Johnson of Fox
Worth. The table was decorated WITH
scarlet sweet peas. Unique Mexican
place cards marked covers for the
fourteen guests.
Mrs. Fred f. Hughes of Tyler, IS
the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas
Hogg for several days.
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One of the lovely events of the week
was the charming tea given by Mrs.
RAYMOND Woodward, complimentlng
her mother, Mrs. J. ]. McCallum CT
Kitchener. Ontario, who is spending
several DAYS in San Antonio. The
attractive home was artistically dec
GRATED with roses and vari-colored
tulips. The roses and tulips made an
attractive background in the hall ard
living room, In the dining room
mound of sweet peas in pastel shades
adorned the table. Orchid tapers cast
q male light about the room. Mrs.
ID X Furnish poured coffee, and Mrs.
George &. Vaughan cut the cake. Mrs.
III. s Affleck and Mrs; l.; ), Hart
received the guests III the nan. ne
ceiving with Mrs. Woodward ana Mrs
McCallum was Mrs. ID. j. Woodwar9.
Others assisting were mrs. FRANK
Winerich, Mrs. {. W: bunier anu
Mrs. James f. Ryan. Mrs. Raymond
Woodward was lovely IN a frocK ol
pink chiffon. Mrs. McCallum wore
n striking model of black cut veiyct.
Mrs. ID. K. Furnish was gowned IN
black velvet beaded in oriental col
ors. Mrs. George Vaughan wore rose
brocaded velvet trimmed IN SILVER.
Mrs. l.. J. Hart was gowned III
draped model of Jade green crepe
trimmed in gold. She wore gold snip
pers. Mrs. ID. ]. Woodward wore
becoming black lace frock. Mrs
James Il. Ryan wore black georgette
heavily beaded in jet. Mrs. FRANK
Winerich wore blue lace trimmed IN
gold. =,
Army circles are enjoying a series
of CAV parties. Many of them are
given in honor of Maj. Gen. and Mrs.
r. NJ. Lewis who will leave soon for
several months in Europe. Upon their
return they will be stationed in Hon
olulu. nm ~,
Col. and Mrs. J. DeCamp Hall will
entertain with dinner party IN honor
of General and Mrs. Lewis Wednes-
dav evening Mt the Menger Hotel.
Mai. and Mrs. {. c. Cresson Will
entertain Saturday evening in their
home with a dinner party compliment
ing General and Mrs. Lewis. -,
Col. and Mrs. Ralph Harrison VIII
entertain Monday evening. March "a;
with a dinner complimenting General
and Mrs. Lewis.
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Mrs. George C. Charlton; wife OF
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The Elite Card Club was enter.
tanned Saturday evening by Mr.. aud
Mrs. W. Steubing. Sixteen games
we're played and prizes awarded 10
Mrs. Stcubing aud Mrs. Ed Synder.
The next meeting win be held On
March 2222. with Mrs. Gus Huehner As
hostess
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Mrs. George C. Charlton: wife of
Ma Tor Charlton anil Mrs. Elliott ID:
Cooke. wife of Captain Cooke will
entertain with a bridge party We'd
nesday at the Argonnc Heights Of
ficers Mess.
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The Junior HadasSah will entertain
with a costume dance at the Guntvr
Hotel Wednesday evening. March 10.
Miss Edith Machat. i15 Caliaghan
avenue. is in charge Of The tickets.
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The annual meeting Of the San An-
tonic Child Protective and Humane
Society will be held in the Oak Room
Of the St. Anthony on Tuesday eve
ming. at s o'clock. The annual report
will be given and officers and direc-
tors will be elected for the coming
Near.
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Mrs. benjamin Poorc entertalned
at tea Tuesday in honor of Mrs. Dor
renee. who is visiting her daughter,
Mrs. Preston Brown. In the dining
room the table was adorned with pink
sweet peas and candy tuft. Pink
tapers and pink mints further car
ried out the charming effect. A pink
color scheme was artistically carried
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Mrs. /. ]. Hart entertained with q
charming Mexican luncheon at the