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West Eden.

Miss Mary Barnes. who was gradu-
ated this year from Ellsworth high
school, is at D. G. Halls for the sum-
mer.
Congratulations are being extended
to Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Whittier on
Whittier is with her mother at Seal
Mrs. w. w. Lunt went to Castlne
Thursday, to be present at the gradu-
alton of her son Arnold.
Miss Adele Carter went to Machias
to be present at the graduation of her
sister Mary, from the normal school.
Miss Mary accompanied her home.
Coburn Trip, who has been teach
mer.
The West Eden c. w. club held its
regular meeting Monday evening. and
elected officers for the ensuing year as
follows: President. Mrs. Grace Fogg;
first ce-president, Mrs. Luella Sar-
gent; second vice-president, Mrs.
Edith Rich; secretary. Mrs. Bessie
Bray; treasurer, Mrs. Agnes Mayo.
Two all-day sewing bees. with Mrs. L.
Mayo and Mrs. A. L. Richardson. were
held during the past week.
Last Friday evening, Mt. view
grange held it's last regular meeting
| for the summer. Only one business
meeting will be held until after
August. The meeting was one the
grange has been looking forward to
since the grange hall was built, for II
gage with Impressive ceremonies
A harvest supper was served. Al.
dresses by Brother Julien Emery OF
Bayview grange and Rev. Isaac Brind'
ley, were especially interesting. -
June 81. NJ
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Manset.
carlton Stanley Of Cherryfleld Is Wis
Ting his grandmother, Mrs. Ellen
Stanley.
Lowell Noyes has returned from
FLORIDA, where he has been employed
the past eight months.
H. Smith Of Newton, Mass, is at the
Baptist parsonage for the summer.
Morris Dolliver has returned home
from Boston.
Carrie Squirting has returned from
Boston, where she spent the winter.
The grammar and primary schools
closed June IL. Those winning prizes
IN the grammar room in spelling, were
Maurice Rich and Wilma Stanley
eighth grade; Robena Beal, sixth
grade; Lyford Rich and Willette
Humphrey, fifth grade. During the
spring term there were fourteen pupils
not absent.
Mel. Farrer and family have moved
and are living with Mr.. and Mrs.
Franklin Ward and family have
moved to the Clark Point road.
Lawrence Newman is homo from
Massachusetts, Institute of Technology.
Alice Lampher of SomesvilleI spent
the past week with her sister, Mrs.
Clarence Noyes.
Julia Hancock is home from Castine
normal school and Is visiting at
Everett Parker's. She will be en-
ployed at Seaside Inn, Seal Harbor.
Boston, where she spent the winter.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. Allen Of Springfield,
Mass, arrived by auto recently and
are getting the Ocean House ready for
the summer. u.
June 81. Lilac.
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franklin.


Road Commissioner Edward Abbott
is hustling the work on the State road
through the village.
William Burns has a position with
the M. G. r. R., at Mt. Desert Ferry.
Thomas Hooper and Leslie Mcneil
are employed at the Jordan Pond
House, Seal Harbor.
The ladies' aid society was enter
tanned at an all-day session at the
home of Mrs. S. S. DeBeck, last week.
Supper was served at the vestry, to a
good sized crowd, Wednesday night.
Richard Bragdon and family are Wis
iting Mr.. Bragdon's parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. S. A. Bragdon.
Miss Dorothy Eldridge, R. n, Of
Portland, accompanied by a friend,
visited her parents, Mr.; and Mrs. Mer-
rift Eldridge, last week.
Robert McLane Of Belfast spent the
weekend with Sumner DeBeck, jr.
Miss Muriel DeBeck, teacher In
Rumford high school. arrived home
Sunday She was accompanied by
George and Arthur Coburn, and an
aunt, Of Rumford, who returned home
the following day.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. S. Scammon were IN
Surry Thursday, to attend the burial
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Sargentville.

Sargentville.
DR.. Chalmers, one Of the speakers Of
the State Sunday school convention at
Rockland, with his family, spent few
days here.
Mrs. frederick Marston OF Weston.
Mass, is visiting her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. John Lee and daughter Of
Connecticut, are here for the summer.
Capt. Swift and family Of Mt. Vernon,
N. Y. are occupying Mrs. J. H. Sweets
Mrs; Abbie Mason OF Portland is Wis
iting her sisters here
Mrs. Jennie Beedle attended gradu-
alton exercises at y. Of NJ, last week
Schools In districts No. and have
closed, after a successful year.
Mps Richard Johnson. with daugh-
ter Edith, of Portland, is visiting her
father, Frank Harding.
Miss Mary MillikenA who mas spens
tho winter at Mt Carmel, has arrived
home, accompanied by her niece MIS-
Philip Bachelor and family.
York. Tuesday, arriving home Satur-
oa Mr' ' and Mrs. Elwood Kimball an no
daughter, of Bangor, were gues's VI
Mrs George Barber, Sunday. ~ a
The White Cross Will meet
ch aahn Fl. Gay and wife are at the,a a
cottage on Byard's Point, LOT 'ne
sp Mr. and Mrs F. J; Sargent s;;n 1ea a1a
family, and Mr. ana dn Mrs exercises
a at castine en normal school each eoupie
p 0a a daughter in the gradua'ihs
class. podar and
d.mehter spent Sunday in Bluenlll'
euests of Mr.. and Mrs. H. H. NC
Intyre. ,- ~ MCKINLEY
were the guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Albert
~ + Webb spent Sunday in Beltast:
The many friends of Mrs. osc a,,
Hooper are glad to know she Is nue."
improved. Nth son Percy,
a at his GRANDSON, Edward Sargent, at al
Norwich university, vermont
week. "Mac"
June 81
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N H., where he is now located, are
here on a fishing trip.
Rev. Clarence Emery Of Ellsworth
occupied the pulpit in the Baptist
church Sunday morning and evening.
Miss Gertrude Bragdon Of Boston is
rents, Mr.. and Mrs. L. c. Bragdon.
Mrs. Adelaide Dunn is having her
buildings painted
The mecca of many Franklin auto
mobilists Sunday, was Spring River"
which is to be a second "Lucerne." S.
w. Robinson has already built fine
cottage on the shores Of this beautiful
sheet of water. A shore drive the en-
tire length of the pond and other i'm
provements, are under consideration.
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GOtt,a Island.

Clarence, Harold, Ralph and Roy
Sprague visited their father, Isaiah
Sprague, Sunday.
Miss Virginia Moore of Bar Harbor
has been visiting her cousins, Louise
and Esther Moore.
Clarence Harding and family have
moved to Southwest Harbor for the
summer.
Mrs Berlin Colt has been visiting
at Mckinley and Southwest Harbor.
Mr., and Mrs Philip Moore and
daughter Esther, spent Sunday with
Mrs. Moores parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Ed
win Joyce, at Atlantic.
June FL, II.
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North Sedgw1ck.

Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer Carter are re-
ceiving congratulations on the birth
of daughter, born June 16.
Hilda Allen recently spent few
days in Sargentville, with Mrs.
Josephine Thurston.
G. NJ. Allen & Son have their supply
of lumber sawed, closing their mill
Saturday night.
Virginia Choate is visiting Mr.. and
Mrs. Lyons, in Morrill,
Fred Bridges has purchased a new
truck.
Annie Closson is visiting in Blue
hill.
The farmers have been busy the
past week spraying BURBERRY land to
exterminate a pest which Is doing
much damage to the vines.
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Waltham.

Mrs. Sadie Johnson of Bangor called
on friends here last Sunday.
Mrs. Rosie Clough Of Ellsworth
Falls visited her sister. Mrs Nettte
DeBeck, last week.
Forrest Rankin and family have
moved to their new home, the Charles
Clark place.
Isabelle A. Jordan was called to
Great Pond last week, to attend the
funeral of the infant child of Mr.. and
Mrs. Wallace Lord.
Miss Sadie Haslam was graduated
from Castine normal school June IT.
She is now at home.
EMr. and Mrs. oscar Jordan and son
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Austin. visited Mrs. Jordan's brother.
chester Williams, at Gouldsboro. re-.
Gently.
Mr.. and Mrs. Elwood Archer and
son Edmond, of Brewer, were week.
end guests Of Mr.. and Mrs Oscar Jor.
dan.
seem to enjoy the fields and gardens
here A bear crossed Milton Haslam's
garden recently, and moose was
seen in the fields near Joseph Fox's
place,
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North Hancock.
Mrs. Adelaide Mcfarland Is visiting
her granddaughter, Mrs. Harold
Stewart.
Mr.. Gray has moved here from Oak
Point and is occupying Freeman
Sabans' house.
Irving Stewart is in Machias doing
ma n work
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North I.amOtnes
''Eloc.''

NJ. Charlotte Crane Is keeping
house for 3. F. Young for few days.
James X. Tweedie, jr., is visiting his
aunt, Mrs. Maynard H. Young.
Mrs. Fon Gordon and son, of Lincoln.
and Mr.. and Mrs. M. r. CROKER OF
Veazie, spent Sunday at the home OF
Coleman Hagan and wife.
y Mrs. Jessie Murray and daughter, OF
Bar Harbor, were the weekend guests
of Mr.. and Mrs. George Christie.
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South SurrY.

South Surry.
Mr. and Mrs. William NJ Harmon are
at their home for the summer.
Robert Carlisle has a crew building
a road at the end of the Neck, on the
DeCoppy property.
Mrs. s, w, Wilder will arrive this
week at her new summer home.
H. A. and Claude Bonsey have ar
rived home from Stonington, and are
at work for r. H. Dolifield.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1926-04-07

/ white snap-dragons mingled with ferns
decorated the altar and on either side
tall wrought-iron candclabra held
white cathedral tapers.
The stairway down which the
bridal party descended, was twin"d
with vines studded with Easter lilies
and an aisle to the altar was formed
by white satin ribbons and standards
holding lilies.
To the strains of the wedding
march from Lohengrin, the bride
groom's attendants entered in groups
of two. They were Matthew Taylor
and Joseph Rarwine of Fort Worth,
Thomas Hart and Louis Lipscomb,
William Clcgg and Robert Mickler.
The brides attendants. Miss Mar
garet Lewis and Miss Eleanor War
rem, Mrs. Armant Legendre Of New
Orleans and Mrs. Lafayette Ward.
matrons of honor, Miss Ruth Prescott
and Mrs. Glenn Brooke of herrville,
followed. Miss Evelyn Dupree of Cor
onado, Cal. the maid of honor, pre-
coded the little flower girl, Alice Par
tee Stewart of Dallas, and her attend
ant little Leslie Flowers Jr. The
bride entered with her father and
was met at the altar by the bride
groom and the best man, Frank
Lewis Jr.
The brides attendants wore pink
silver cloth gowns made with short.
tight-fittins metal cloth slip covered
with a full overdress of pink tulle.
fashioned ankle length. Narrow ban
dcaus. from which hung wells Of pink
tulle. were worn about the head. Arm
bouquets of long stemmed Easter
lilies We're carried.
The flower girl wore pink chiffon
frock and little Leslie Flowers Jr.
wore a black Easter suit.
The bride was attired in Nemser
model satin gown fashioned along
straight lines with flares at the bot.
tom. In the front panel was a fall of
delicate princess lace with the design
beaded with pearls and brilliants. \
band of the lace. also beaded. fin
.shed the bottom OF the skirt. A deli
cate bow-knot design was traced with
brilliants and tiny pearls over the
front panel Of the dress. 4 train OF
satin. beaded with the bow-knot de-
sign in brilliants and pearls. fell from
the shoulders and was finished with a
Y-shaped insert Of the beaded lace.
A veil of tulle overlaid the rare :
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EVERYONE'S
SAYING
HOT CEREAL"
New Kellogg improvement on
oats makes huge success

There is a marvellous new food IN
town. The hot cereal women have
waited for so longl A dish with all
the nourishment Of oats-but with an
even better flavor. It's the first real
improvement on oats in fifty years.
This remarkable new food is the dis.
eovery of the Kellogg Company. It is
called New Data. It is a blend of oats
and wheat, combining their valuable
food elements and wonderful flaYors.
1t brings all the known qualities Of
oatmeal and adds to them the health.
building gifts of wheat.
New Data comes to you ready
cooked. Heat it for three minutes in
boiling water. 1t is always smooth
and light, with none of the ordinary
eoggy body Of oatmeal Delight your
family with a wonderful breakfast,
Buy a package Of New Data today,
An groeers sell il.
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Talabteka, the Kerrville home of
Mr.. SOD Mrs. Louis Albert Schreincr,
Tpesdsy evening was the scene of the
Oppressive ceremony which united in
marriage Edward Bennett Carruth
and Miss Mae Louise Schreincr.
Prior to the entrance of the we'd
ding party, musical program was
given by a stringed quartctte with
Walter Durham at the piano.
The impressive ceremony, read by
Bishop w. 7. CaperS, took place BE-
fore the flower-coyered altar which
had been brought from the Episcopal
Church in Kerrville. 4 blanket Of
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Brussels lace veil which was worn in
Spanish comb effect on the head and
was caught at the back with a ban.
deau OF orange blossoms. A bouquet
of white roses showered with lilies of
the valley was carried.
In the dining room, the table held
for the central adornment n wedding
cake exquisitely embossed with Easter
lilies and orange blossoms, surrounded
by white tulle and real orange bios.
SONS. Serving the cake were Mrs.
Harry Mckenzie Roper and Mrs.
Thomas Edward Lewis. At the punch
table. Miss Ruth West and Miss Alice
Dominsuez of Kcrrville. served.
The spacious lawn of the Schreiuer
home was dotted with tents from
which were served refreshments to the
thousand guests from Kerrville, San
Antonio and the surrounding country.
Following the ceremony, Mr.. and
Mrs. Carruth departed for visit in
California. The bride wore a bois de-
rose suit with hat and accessories OF
tan for travelling.
After May l, Mr.. and Mrs. CarrutE
will be at home in San Antonio.
- ~ -
Mrs. Ralph Glass will return to her
home in Fort Sam Houston Thursday
after a visit in Prescott, Ariz.
- - ~
The Alamo Country club will en-
terrain with a barn dance Wednesday
night in the club house. as the first OF
series of Ladies Mite dinner dances.
~ ,s -
Mrs. Pierce Collier and children,
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In the year 1919, two babies were
born whose lives were destined TO
have a far-reaching influence. One
was born in a stern castle Of Old
England, the other in a humble
farmhouse in New England.
Queen Victoria through her wis
dom and kindness during a long
and prosperous reign has become en-
throned in the hearts of the British
people. Lydia z. Pinkham through
the merit of her Vegetable Com.
pound has made her name house.
hold word IN thousands Of American
homes.
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VS. OF SAN ANTONIO SOCIETY

who have been visiting in San Antonio
since their return from South Amer
lea, departed Tuesday night for their
new home in Porto Rico.
~ - ~
Miss Emma Bell, secretary of the
State Pioneer association, has been
called East by illness, and has been
succeeded by Mrs. ]. H. Moore, 1131
West Summit avenue. Mrs. Moore
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will receive dues and issue receipts and
tickets to the pioneer ball. Applica,
tons for membership and ball tickets
may be mailed to her home.
- - -
Miss Rosalyn Zucht, who has been
visiting friends and relatives in New
York since her graduation from Rice
Institute last June, has returned to
her home.
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TWO FAMOUS WOMEN
BORN IN SAME YEAR
Queen Victoria and Lydia E. Pinkha

Marshall. Illinois.-"After my sec
ond child was born. / never saw a
we'll day for five years. My father
was telling his druggist about my
condition, and the druggist insisted
that father take bottle of Lydia z.
Pinkham's Vegetable Compound and
have me try it, as it had helped his
wife. / had given up, but to please
father and mother, I commenced
taking your medicine and in week
l had begun to feel better. When
/ passed through the Change of
Life, l was taking the Vegetable
Compound and l had no trouble of
any kind. Mas. ANNA McHENRY,
1905 Z. Plum St., Marshall, Illinois.
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Another Woman Helped

<AiSkAASA SFS0AA ASAfSN
Philadelphia, Penna.-Mrs. Caro-
line Macy. of 2717 Sears St., in
recent letter to the Lydia e. Pink
ham Medicine Co., says that after
her child was born she was in a
very weak condition. She could not
seem to regain her health and went
to her mother for advice. She told
her to try Lydia E. Pinkham's Vege-
table Compound, as 1t had helped her
when in like condition, and it has
helped her mother also. So Mrs.
Macy started taking It. She felt bet
ter after taking the first bottle
after taking six bottles her weak.
ness and other troubles disappeared,
and she is never done praising the
Compound.
In some families the fourth gen.
Grafton is learning the merit Of
Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Com
pound.
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SOCIAL CALENDAR.

= Wednesday-The marriage Of
!. John Gordon Ives of Upper
i MOntclair, y. j., and Miss
+ Frances Roma Evans, takes
: place at s 80 o'clock.
+ Thursday-Mrs. Dick Prassel
= entertains with a luncheon in
!: her home; Mrs. Robert Hallock
!: entertains with a bridge lunch
: con; the Wedding of Harry f.
+ Stanz of Milwaukee, and Miss
: Anne Tewcs takes place at S
+ o'clock.
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DRUGS

Dr., Rtnx<s Cough Syrup. reg. soe, lec-
4ec.
Dy. Bells Pine Tar and Honey, rex. zoe,
CSC.
Dr. Hobsoo's white Pine and Tar. req.
soc, 19c.
d.. Hobsop's white Pine and Tar, with
cod liver extract, reg. soe, 43e.
Dr. Caldwells Syrup Of Pepsin. reg.
Si.2O, eec.
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DR.. CsIdwelIs Syrup Of Pepsin, reg. soc,
4Sc.
Calf. syrup Of Figs, reg. 6oc, 4sc-
Lydia T. Pinkham's Vegetable Comp.
reg. t1.25, Csc.
Wine Of Cardui, reg. s1.Oo, 7sc.
81. Joseph's g. Il. p, reg. Sl.o0, 83e.
Plant Juice, reg. SI.e5, sse.
BIud-Life, reg. SI.25, 9se.
swamp Root, reg. sI.15. 9se.
SCOTS Emulsion, reg. S1.zO, Csc.
Phillips MIX Of Magnesia, reg. SOC, i5e.
Phillips MIX Of Magnesia, reg. 26e. &c.
sauibb's Mineral Oil, reg. fl.00, ssc.
Nujol, reg, xly00, see.
Nujol, reg. CSC, soc.
DIR. Miles Seryine. reg. s1.o0, sec.
Sal Hepatica, reg. S1.20, Si.0T.
Sal Hepatiea, reg. soc, 55e.
sal Hepafica, reg. SOC, 27e.
Jisterine, reg. S1.O0, 59e.
Listerine, reg. Soc, lie.
Listerine, reg. 25e, 23e.
Javoris, reg. S1.0O, soc.
Layoris, reg. Soc, 43c.
LaYors, reg. 25c, 23e.
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FACE CREAMS

Golden Peacock Cold Cream, reg. soc,
43c.
Golden Peacock Vanishing Cream, reg.
SOC, 43c.
Golden Peacock Bleaching Cream, reg.
fL0o, sec.
Harriet Hubbard Ayers Fses Cream.
reg. S1.5o, S1.3s.
Harriet Hubbard Ayre's Cold Cream, reg.
75c, SOC.
Harriet Hubbard Ayers vanishing Cream
reg. 55c. sec.
Harriet Hubbard Ayres gkin ssd lis
sue Builder, reg. $50, s1.3s.
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Black and white Cleansing Cream,
reg. $50, ace.

Hair Tonics-Shampoos
Danderfns Hair Tonic, reg. s1.o0, Soc.
Dsnderine Hair Tonic, reg. 35c, z9c.
Lucky Tiger Hair Tonic, reg. t1.00, 69e-
Lucky Tiger Hair Tonic, reg. soc, 45c-
La Creole Hair Tonic, reg. 55c, 6Sc-
vsseline Hair Tonic, reg. SOC, 43e.
Gloyers Mango Remedy, reg. 7oe, ssc-
Paxker's Hair Balsam, reg. zoe, 53e.
YsapEerina, reg. s1.z5, fl.0e.
Madden Hair TOME, reg. sl.eo, 7ec.
Kolar Bak. reg. S1-5o. n.5e.
sanitol Hair Tonic, reg. soc, <so.
Q-Bsn Hair Tonic, reg. Soc, 43c.
MAry 7. Goldman's Grey Hair RestoPex,
reg. 81 so, 91.39.
Herpioide Hair Tonic, reg. 500, s3e.
Pinsud's Fan De Quinine Hair Tonic,
reg. 7Sc, &c.
Nelson's Hair DressinS, reg. re, Use.
staoomb, reg. 35e, fee.
Creole Hair OIL, reg. Soc, zee.
Creole Hair OIL reg. 35o, fie.
staeomb, reg. 75e, eso.
Glostoria, reg. Soc, 43e.
Mulsified Cocsanut on Shampoo, reg.
Soc, ace.
Psimolivs Shampoo. reg. soe, rec.
Parker's Liquid Tar Soap Shampoo, reg.
Colgate. Bhnl.nsn., liquid. reg. soc.
4se.
BriIIo, reg. zoe. 3se.
wyth's Sage and Sulphur, reg. s1.z5, 9se.
wyth's sage and Sulphur, rer. 75c, soc.
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Royal Party
F or f etc
Manned

The crowning of the Queen Of thu
Court of Jewels will be most bril-
liant event and will fill the auditor
ium of the new Municipal Auditor
ium with color unsurpassed.
Every Duchess must have a Duke
and the Order of the Alamo an
nounces the royal party as follows:
Duchess Lille Beall Frost, Duke Mac
Russ; Duchess Katherine Houston,
Duke Rigsby Hammond; Duchess
Olive Ellis. Duke Carleton Hagel-
stein; Duchess Evelyn DuerIer, Duke
Preston King; Duchess Mary Kin
ney, Duke Frank Newton; Duchess
Mary Lupe. Duke Thomas Hart:
Duchess Ellen Bell Newton, Duke
Frank Drought; Duchess Helen Nor
gan, Duke Ben Wise; Duchess Kath
crime Hart, Duke William King;
Duchess Margaret Irwin, Duke Jack
Cunningham; Duchess Jimmie Steele,
Duke Sterling Burke; Duchess AIDE.
Iaide Winerich. Duke Ed Tewes.
~ ~ y
Mrs. G. e. Walker and Mrs. PHILIP
Coldwell will entertain from 70 q
O'Clock Wednesday afternoon with
tea in the home Of Mrs. Walker, $50
West Summit place, complimentins
Miss Adelaide Wiuerich.
~ - -
Miss Martha Shook and her moth
er, Mrs. T. II. Shook, will sail about
May Is from La Harve, after a stay o.
several months in France, for New
York. They will arrive in San An
tonic, June !.
~ y y
Mrs. DuPre Il. Dance arrived Fri
day from Fort Sill TO be the guest
of her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Ben A.
Stribling. Mrs. Dance will be the
matron Of honor in the Emerson West
wedding on April Is.
~ - ~
Mrs. Marshall Eskridge will enter
tain with the third Of a series of in-
formal afternoon teas in honor Of Mrs
Alfred Bloor who has recently re-
turned to the city from abroad, from
TO 6 o'clock "Wednesday afternoon
in her home in West Craig place.
- - -
Mrs. Robert HallOck will entertain
at o'clock Thursday with a bridge
luncheon in her home. complimentary
her house guest, Miss Ruth Coddine-
ton OF Lincoln. H.
y - -
Mrs. +. +. Stauffer and her daush-
ter, Mrs. Rex Prcis, win entertain
with a tea from 4 to o O'Clock Sat
urday afternoon in the Womap's club
honoring Mrs. Robert Moss Ayrss.
Miss Adelaide winerich and Mas
Katherine Hart
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General and Mrs. Paul B. Malone
will entertain with a dinner Friday
night in the Argonne Heights Officers
club complimenting General and Mrs.
Frank Mccoy.
- - -
Miss Jane Wood will entertain the
members of the Stowell-Skinner bridal
party with a buffet supper following
the rehearsal at ST. Marks.
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IN THE PICTURES

Today the Easter rabbit and
his marvellous gifts are the CEN
ter Of attraction - especially
among the sub.sub-sub debs. In
the background Is seen the Alamo
Country Club at which an East.
er egg hunt will be enjoyed this
afternoon from $3.50 to $3.50
o'clock by the children Of the
club members.
In the foreground little Betty
Jean Lyle, daughter Of Mr.. and
Mrs. j. l.. Lytle, Of 341 West
Summit avenue, is petting the
two wonderful Easter rabbits.
Beside her is little Miss Louise
Cherry and in the background
anXiOusly inspecting an highly
colored egg is tiny Miss Susan
Jane Cherry. Both are daugh-
tiers Of Mr.. and Mrs. Robert
Cherry Jr., Of S1t West Sum
NIT avenue.