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San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-12-12
SHOPPERS WARNED
/ TO GUARD POCKETS

& With the Christmas shopping rueh
hearing its peak, Chief of Police 7. o.
Miller Saturday issued warning Sat
urday 10 merchants and shoppers
ogainst thieves.
Taking advantage of the protection
tffered them by the crowds which
daily throng the downtown stores,
pickpockets and shoplifters are plying
their trades with increasing zeal,
Chief Miller said. BE urged the mer-
chants to be on their guard and
shoppers to be careful of their wallets
and purses when they mingle in the
arcwds about popular counters.
The warning followed reports OF
several thefts Friday, in downtown
stores.
Blum's, ladies' ready-to-wear store.
31S East Houston Street, was the
heaviest loser when an evening dress
valued at $3.50 was stolen.
o. o. Edmunson, 500 Kendall Ave
nue, had his pocket picked in a down
town store. His wallet contained 81
was taken. he did not miss it until
he went to pay for purchase.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-12-12
SCRIBBLERS CHOOSE
EIGHT NEW MEMBERS

AUSTIN, Dec. 12.-Seribblers, the
honorary writing society, composed Of
students and faculty members Of the
University Of Texas interested in crea-
tive writing, has admitted eigh new
members because Of their interest and
ability in writing. They are Edward
L. Newbury, Dallas; William Pax
ton Boyd, Denton; Miss Barbara
Eikel, Austin; Edward Steere, Win
chester, Va; Harry s. Talley, Okla
homa City, Okla; Mrs. Roselle Goree,
and Mr.. and Mrs. ]. +. Dobie Of the
English faculty Of the University.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-12-12
TIRE FIRE HARD
] BLAZE I D
CONQUER
F;renen Handicapped by
Dense Smoke in
Building.

Handicapped by the dense smoke
md fumes from burning rubber tires,
xiremen early Saturday morning fought
. 5000 blaze, which for time threat
ened the destruction Of the stocks OF
the Goodyear Tire and Rubber Com
pany and the s. and V. Pants Com
pany, which occupy the building at GAL
South Flores street.
The fire is believed to have been
started BY a cigarette inadvertently
dipped into a roll Of shipping cord IN
tbe rear of the tire company.
A pine box. according to the deduc-
fions OF Fire Chief J. G. Sarran,
npread the flames into the stock room
u the pants company.
The huge semi-fireproof building
Sirually was filled with the ink-like
smoke when firefighting equipment
reached the scene. Once acquainted
With the task ahead of them, Fire
Chief Sarran ordered second alarm.
The fire, however, was under con-
prol ~ the trucks responding to the
ueopnd alarm began to arrive. :.
The total damage was borne approx
nmately half and half by the two com
panies, according to the fire chief.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-12-12
VICAR
s63 MetsrA
II n. III. News osd Mor-
kets.
3 P. M, Nssvs and Markets.
8 p. A.-Stadio Progrow
SATURDAY

From Q to 10 O'Clock Saturday
night, the Gypsy Sweethearts, .
big-time vaudeville act direct
from Loew's, win broadcast .
cabaret entertainment from the
studio Of VICAR, super-rsdio-
phone station Of the Southern
Radio Corporation u Texas and
the San Antonio Light.
Composed Of six talented
young ladies who sing, play the
piano and other musical instru-
ments and indulge in bright,
witty repartes, the Gypsy Sweet
hearts are said to be among the
best cabaret entertainers in the
South.
They have been engaged for .
long run ut the Crystal Palace,
lee skating rink on West Myrtle
street south Of San Pedro Park,
and will be regular weekly fea.
lures d VICAR brosdcssts.
Phone Or. 4041.X or II. 5see.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-12-12
PORTIONS OF STILL
HURLED At RAIDERS

Watehful waiting had unusual re
suits for three federal prohibition
agents Friday. AS a result, they
are searching for a bootlegger who
when last seen was fleeing into the
brush. bordering the Seguin road, three
miles from the city.
Three federal agents went out fC
investigate a house on the Seguin
road Friday. Their suspicious arous
ed, one returned TO San Antonio fol-
a search warrant, while the other
concealed themselves near the hous'
TO await results.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-12-12
FORT WORTH ROAD
IN GOOD CONDITION

An excellent highway in the best of
condition was reported Saturday in
the State Highways bulletin Of state
route No. 2, from Laredo to Fort
Worth via San Antonio. Most of the
road is hard-surfaced, the remainder
being well graded gravel. The con-
struction work on the road, between
Temple and Bolton, has been COM
pleted, the report says. This will cut
down the motorists time almost an
hour.
Highway No. 3, from San An
tonic to Van Horn, is reported In
splendid condition.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-12-12
DANCING TEACHER
DIES IN CAR CRASH

PORT ARTHUR, Dec. 12.-Rl-
X. G. Palmer, %. dancing instructor,
was killed here today when his auto
mobile crashed into the rear Of q park
ed automobile. Fulton Lee, 20, who
was riding IN the car with Palmer,
escaped with only slight injuries.
They were returning from a dance
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-12-12
MRS. J. 0. BELL DEAD
AFTER LONG ILLNESS

Mrs. ]. o. Bell, A, died at her
residence. s38 West French place,
after a lingering illness Saturday;
She was a native of Arkansas and
the wife of ]. o. Bell, city ticket
agent OF the I.-G. n. railroad.
Besides her husband, she is sur.
yiyed By two children, James Bell
and Mn. HELEN Holland of San An
tonic and four brothers, living in
Louisiana.
Funeral ceremonies will be held
Sunday at 3 .. m. Rev NJ. c. Edison
Of Beacon Hill Baptist church off
ciatiug. The body will be taken by
Zizik Undertakers to Mission Burial
Park for interment.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-12-12
MITCHELL ORDERS
SHOTGUNS FOR HUNT

With the end Of his trial by court
martial almost in sight, Colonel VIII
liam Mitchell u getting ready for q
round at his favorite sport.
he has wired Captain T. W.
Hastey, acting air officer, Eighth
Corps Area. for his two 20-gauge
shotguns, asking that they be sent him
in Washington. he is going on a
hunt.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-12-12
RESERVOIR BURSTS
AT PHILADELPHIA

PHILADELPHIA, Dec. 12.-CP)-
Bursting of a reservoir Immediately
east OF the Girard Avenue bridge Of
the Pennsylvania railroad tied up
all eaet-bound traffic on the New
York division At o 20 this morning.
According to reports received at
Broad street station, the tracks at
that point were flooded, the water
pouring down into the east river
drive Of Paramount Park.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-12-12
MILLER SPEAKS
I D bEXAR
DOCTORS
Medical Practice Act WI
Be Enforced, He
Promises.

There h no higher or more solemn
duty imposed upon the public than
that of supporting the medical profess
sion in their fight for the strict en-
forcement of the Medical Practice act,
declared Lieutenant Governor Barry
Miller, at a dinner given in his honor
BY the Bexar County Medical Society,
at the Gunter Hotel, Friday night.
Mr.. Miller's speech dealt chiefly with
the enforcement of the Medical Prac-
tice act, and in conclusion he prom
Used the medical profession his whole
hearted support in their campaign.
More than 400 persons, represent
ing doctors of Bexar and adjoining
counties, and their friends attended
the dinner.
ROSsER SPEAKS.
DR.. G. NJ. Rosser of Dallas, presi.
dent of the State Medical Association
of Texas, in his address to the doctors
and their friends, said that multiple
medical boards involve multiple med
ical standardsw hich result In no
standards at all.
People are suffering that ought not
to suffer, people are dying that ought
not to die" he said. Beware of the
one-to0p doctor. All men who attempt
to treat disease are practicing medi-
cine, before the eyes of q discriminat-
ing public, and should be versed in
the fundamental principles Of medi-
n
DIR. Thomas Dorbandt was the
POSTMASTER of the occasion.
Speakers on the program in addition
to Lieutenant Governor Barry Miller
and DIR. Rosser, were DR.. Holman
Taylor, secretary of the State Medical
Association District Attorney c. NJ
Chambers, DR.. 8. p. Cunningham, j.
". Woods. assistant county attorney !;
William N. Mcintosh, publisher of the
San Antonio Light, and former Lieu
tenant Governor Lynch Davidson OF
Houston.
APPLAUD CHAMBERS.
District Attorney Chambers brought
heavy applause from the audience
when he declared that he believed in
enforcement Of every law and thought
it was wrong for doctors to make d
promiscuous practice of writing
liquor prescriptions.
Lynch Davidson declared that the
moral integrity of the medical profes-
sion should be safeguarded for the
protection of the people Of Texas.
DR.. G. A. Mcintosh. president OF
the Bexar County Medical Society,
welcomed the large audience.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-12-12
Hi Y BOYS CLUB
INVITE RESERVES

Girls Reserves Of sEdgar Allen Poe
Junior School were the guests OF the
Hi-Y Club Of that school at an en-
tertainment given Friday in the as
sembly room Of the Y. n. G. A.
Songs, musies and games were the
features Of the program.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-12-12
BOOK BINDING FIRM
TO USE TOO WORKERS
CONTINUED From Page One.)

CONTINUED From Page One.)
already arriving. Among them. Mr..
Carroll said. are part of 15-ton order
from the schools and libraries Of New
Orleans. Books have also been re-
ceiyed from Austin and Shreveport,
he said.
The present plant on Soledad street
has been enlarged to take care Of this
business as well as possible until the
new plant is ready for operation, Mr..
Carroll said.
AT its peak the new plant win EN-
ploy 100 persons. These will be hired
in San Antonio and trained for the
work. Mr.. Carroll said. Preparatory
10 training his force here, Edward
Carroll of San Antonio, an old en-
ploye Of the Picard Company. was
sent TO study the Philadelphia plant.
Mr.. Carroll has returned in company
with Sam Jaffe. expert boOkbinder,
and the two will form the foundation
Of the personnel of the new plant.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-06-09
SolUes Question in
NoueI Manner

Question: what Is the correct
method or procedure upon discover.
ing the wife OF another in nrm pos.
session OF your apartmeut-partlc
ularly II you happen TO be htald
college professor bent upon writing
book
Answer Promptly pick her up
rush madly down tho corridor 10 the
apartment 81 another and hcays her
upon tho bed there. 10 dI6conecrt
tho owner. who in soon 10 return
from breakfast and stroll
Reginald Denny appears sa the col.
lrgo professor in hia latest farce riot.
I'm Show You tho Town" now ia
liH second big week nj the Columbia
The strayina vito IN Margaret Liz.
ingston. Tho unruapcctlng hos, o.
Tho lady. thus thrust into his ostab.
lishment by the hyrterieai Denny. Is
Nicely Edwards
Francesca IsonEo il directing tho
AilArtisi orchestra in "The Fortune
Teller" by Victor Herbert, an the
concert feature
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-06-09
ADVERTISEMENT
SUFFER NO MORE 4
FROM NERVE PAINS
"NERVES" -NEURITIS

Nervous, slecpless nights, nervous
headaches, darting, twlnging nerve,
pains. neurltis, neuralgia and other
nervous disorders are undermining
tho nervous system OF thousands,
threatening nervous exhaustion and
breakdown.
Now science has found tested
treatment TO relieve all cases of
nerves" A san Francisco phys.
ician announces q new prescription
TO bring relief to sharp, darting
nervo pains and tone up the nerve
cells. thus benofitIng the entire
nervous system. This remarkable
new remedy Is called Eopa Ncurltls
Tablets. They are guaranteed harm
less and arc free from narcotics,
bromides and coal tar products.
Your druggist viii recommend
them. Bartclls and owl Drug
stores and all leading druggists
win supply you, Mail orders filled,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-06-09

he waH featured sololat with George
olsonh famous orchestra nt tho
Bsaux Arts cafe. Ito continued this
engagement until olson's band went
on the stage. and Casey then Joined
up with cllt Edwards and Ted
Lewis At tho Parody club. cllff Ed
wards Is none other than the famous
"ukcicle Ike" OF phonogrpph fame.
while Ted Lewis la the famous jazz
orchestra leader,
Casey continued with Lewis and
Edwards until last winter. when the
Pacific Coast beekonei him. aud hc
lett Tor San Francisco 10 join tho
Wul King company at the Casino
thfaier.
Now CaHeys back Ia Seattle with
the popular King organization. lie
Is wen known here. and we'll liked by
everyone who has h1d Tho pleasure
of seeing him 'atrut The boards.
He claims Seattle aA his home
town. Tor DO first broke into the
theatrical game here
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-06-09
Spectacular Scenes
in "Bandifs Baby"

a nerve stirring race between
silver King and Midnight" the
thrilling rescue Of baby from the
tracks where tho limited Is roaring
down tie rails spectacular rides
and escapes. ana JUS, enough com.
cdy. are TIE ingredients which make
Tho Bandits Bahy," at tho Win.
ter Garden. success.
The picture is tho latest Of the
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-06-09
GIee Club Boys
Have Whirlwiind,
Act at Pantages.

An advertised. tho University of
California Cleo club leads tho new
PantaEcB bin. opening al the the,
ater Monday They hago a whiFl
wind OF pep and jnzzy melodies.
stunts and PONG. Their perform,
anco runs or without IA hitch and
without delay,
Tho club itself n good. But tho
stunt which rcECuea II from medioo.
Hty and brings tho act into the
iimelight. n without question tho
comedy song and dfucc Of tho two
clog dancers Their act II good
enough for any circuit IN tho coun.
Try II Is truly dig Time" STUFF
Oulport ana Brown. darby com.
cdlana. take "A good measure Of ap.
plauss. and. In my opinion. the sec.
ond place on the bin. They are
very clever comedians and good
clog dancers. Gulpou, particularly
has studied the science or proyoig.
Ing laughs until no has II well
mastered,
There f. no chance for stage
fright and not the slightcst eyi.
dence Of uncertainty In the per,
formnuco OF the Butterfly Riddles
ia their singing and dancing revue.
Al OF the east arc weiltrained,
Tho two youngest arc the clsycreBt,
with The feminine younEestof the.
young as usual taking tho lanrols
Gordon and RicB Ia their offering,
Lots Of Fun" arc two most Yer.
Falilo performers. He Is au aero.
bat. dancer singer and musician.
Besides 10 has n good line ar chat.
ter 20 carry his act over with n
hang.
Hardy and Haniy have good
mArried.ilfe act in The First Ten
YcaH Arc tho Hardest" Henri C.
Lebrl'a songologue was particularly
good this week His comic song
'1Aff II or got over wei and the
singers received Il good deal OF ap,
piause
Tho entire bill this week Is 10
good that one wonders why tho
management doeAn't ict II speak for
Itself, instead Of taking 10 minutes
telling us what We already know
that tho Phnthges' offerings are Of
tho best.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-06-09
Charming Romance
at Blue Mouse

The deloctnble, bit 81 provoking
naughtlucss that is called "'Ioulou"
In kiss Ne Again. featured this
week at tho Blue Mouse. is a mar.
Vicious piece OF impcrInnuon on
Tho part or Marie Provost. while
her husband, Castor. is another
screen triumph added to the long
list OF picture characters that
Monte Blue has created.
Marie and Monte interpret n
wealthy, adventurous and some
what giddy Partisan couple who
meet with irregular success in the
pursuit Of their marriage. Then
Marie, bored and faded by tho de-
yotiDn OF her husband. finds ro-
nance in the arms OF John Roche.
a musician. Instead OF becoming
furiouAly angry and calling upon
the divorce courts to cut tho marital
knot, Monte very calmly and coldly
leaves Loulou free TO go with the
pianist, Such an unexpected move
leaves Loulou jealous and sus-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-06-09
Former London Star
Plays in "DecIasse"

Give Brook, distinguished English
actor. has tho role OF the London
monoy.lcnder IN Corinnc Gutnths
new Offering "ptclasse. now show
ina az the Liberty.
While new to the American screen.
Brook has already established him.
SELF an ons OF It's most capable
actors. Among previous pictures
IN which he has taken leading
roles were "Entleement" and play.
ing With Souls" Prior 20 coming
TO this country. he was star on
the London stage.
"peclahss" Is an adaptation from
Etho, narrymore's stage success OF
the same title
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-06-09
Historical Sets
in "Ouo Vadis"

Many Of the hugo sets" Ia First
Nationals new ana gigantic version
Of QUO yndls." now showing at tho
Strand. werp the identical same
wherein Nero actually staged his
wholesale dcbaueheres with the
beauty and nobility Of Rome 1900
years ago.
when the plans for The atnpcn.
doun production wcro being drawn
up II was found that many of tho
classic ruins Of Rome'a ancient
pomp and splsnaor. which atlll
stand as the meccas OF tourists.
could ba utilized with but slight
temporary reconstruction. and tho
italian government sanctioned this
work In the interest OF the advance,
ment OF the film industry In Italy.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-06-09
Novelty Wire Act
ops Bill at State

Cecil. Van and Weir have the
headline honors In novelty wire
act featuring a giant unicycle on a
thread OF steel in the new pro-
gram at the State until Wednesday
night
Bogart and Mitchell offer a sur
prise act that serves ms an enter
tanning comedy diversion. Marie
Allyn and company. with Gene
Davidson at the piano. call their
number five feet Of harmony
The Howard Twins are known as
the dancing dnndies"
a film feature. band concert
and some numbers by the Rose
Bud Revue are added attractions.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-06-09
Service Story
Now at Colonial

Robert w. Services The Rough
neck is the picture feature at the
Colonial Tuesday. with George
OBrien in the leading role A bat
tie with a man-eating shark is ono
OF the thrilling scenes in this
drama, that leaps from the Barbary
Coast 10 the tropical isles. Billie
Dove plays opposite o'Brien.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-06-09
C-T
lO(1&;2li)
Gloria Has Unique
Role at Coliseum
I1r0m laundrrrg 10 ducho..~

From iaundrcss 20 duchcss-1
That's the jump made by Gloria
Swanson az the Coliseum ia the
title role uf the new Paramount
picture. Madame Sans Gene" "a
screen version or the stage play
OF the same name by Nielorlon sar-
dou ana Emile Moreau.
The picture was filmed in France
in It's entirety with the cooperation
OF the Fine Arts Ministry ~ the
French government
I.coneo Pcrrct directed Forrest
iialscy. who wrote the Ecrcenplgy'
"rho Humming Rlrd" and others
made the adaptation,
Charlesu dc Roche Is leading man.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-06-09
Hoot Learned to Ride
on Nafiue Plains

IIoot Gibson first learned trick
riding on the plains whore he grew
up then he went into the moyica
and found Il profitable 20 add new
students which often came ia handy
during tho filming or a Western,
finally his greatly Increased skill
enabled him TO win tho worlds
championship az the Pendleton
Rodro.
lie has held this title three years.
Gibson Is the star IN Tuning the
West" now showing az the Hetlg
In Il Gibson Is given plenty Of op-
portunity TO prove that ha merits
his title.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-06-09

NTHERE has Casey Jones been
w since he left Seattle last sum
mcgf
Tho many friends OF the popular
songBter have been asking this uues.
tinn,
Following his departure from Seat
lie. Casey went 20 New York. where
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-06-09

Fred Thomson series for r. n, o.
Fred'a horse. Silver KING. il given
more opportunity than usual 10
''trot hs stuff" lie Hppcara as
assistant nurse 10 his master in
caring for q younEster not got out
u his tetthlnR stage.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-06-09
Madge Refuses
to Marry Stranger

Madse BeIlamy. after seeing Ed.
mund Lowe in Marriage In Tran.
sit." his latest Fox picture. said;
We'll. | suppose a detective might
disguise himself so skiilfully that
he could marry a girl without even
letting her know that he was an
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-06-09

william Otis. another screen find
who looms up as a potential film
star. appears In the new james
cruEs production. THE Goose Hangs
High Ho Is six feet two inches
tall and barely Goa splendid exam
pie Of sturdy American manhood.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-06-09

Betty Ccmpson and Jack Holt APP
pear together on the screen Tor the
first time IN their careers In the new
rhotoplay. Ewes Secret" ia which
they are featured.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-06-09

orvillr Caldwell. leading man Of
"sackclnth and Scarlet rides Ike
an Arnpahoc Indian and he provides
somo real thrills with his daring
"ktnntA,, In TINT picture.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-06-09

marvellous discovery ever made 10 easily
and safely take of fat. / suffered for
Years With all the troubles we'll known
70 fai peopl.-time after time, de.
pTiyed myself from all pl.s,ur,s---bs,h.
ing. dancing. riding or polhng. because
Of ny ridieulously fat figure turned
down. parties and friends 70 avoid the
dreaded. Her. comes fatty" until ono
day, after had tried everything known
70 reduce and failed, / hi. upon the
IN sails Mt owl. any Of HnrtrIl's or 81
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-06-09

absolute stanEer-hut wouldn't
think much OF Girl who could 10
fooled 80 easily. When take a
lord and master he'll bo no
stranger"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-06-09

piclous or Gaston's behavior and a
merry "chsse-me- IL you-c can" be-
gins
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-06-09

guaranteed absolutely harmless. and I,
sold with roney.back guarantee. Moth.
ing like SAN. GPf.NA was ever before
offered 20 you.--Try II Today.
NOTE, Since I have given oft this
wonderful secret TO the American pub.
lie. the demand has been 70 tremendous,
that every good drug store Ia supplied
with SAN.GRf.NA. Get your package
to-day and watch your fat disappear.
ITS drug stores.
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1925-09-24

Dubois and Mrs. Henry Borgmann
entertained 40 ladies at 1 100 o'clock
luncheon, followed by bridge at the
Mrs. Ben Dubois home Fairy Lake.
Last weeks Herald stated that Mrs.
j. F. Dubois was one of the hostess
es, but it was Mrs. J. A. instead.
MISS HATTIE HEDIN ASSIST
ed by Miss Clifford Everhart enter
tanned the Dorcass Society at the
Hedin home Tuesday evening.
:: ON ACCOUNT OF THE COUNTY
Fair, the Ladies' Aid Society of the
M. E. church will hold their meeting
Friday, Oct. 2, instead of the regular
day. Thursday, Oct. l.
MONDAY EVENING IN COM
pliment to Mrs. VIM. Gritzmacher of
Gutenberg, Wis, Mr.. and Mrs. E.
C. Stein entertained at $50 dinner
to eight guests. Mrs. Gritzmacher
is an aunt of Mrs. Stein.
TUESDAY AFTERNOON LITTLE
Miss Olive Benson was hostess to
fifteen little guests at a party and
eleventh birthday anniversary. After
dinner the guests were treated tor a
short motor trip.
MRS. GILBERSToN DELIGHT
fully entertained at her home We'd
nesday evening at a $50 dinner in
compliment to Mr.. and Mrs. C. M.
Mitchell who will leave this city
October 8, for Los Angeles, Cal.
Covers were laid for ten.
> THE R. N. A. WERE ENTER.
tanned at the home of Mrs. Charles
Crandall Tuesday afternoon.
DIR. AND MRS. JULIAN F. Du.
Bots entertained the Hespadia Clut
at their home in Brooklyn Tuesday
evening.
THE BRIDGE CLUB WERE EN-
tertained by Mrs. C. D. Marshall al
her home Wednesday at a Loo
o'clock luncheon and Gift Party.
TUESDAY EVENING MRS. c
M. Mitchell entertained eight ladie!