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Evening star., 1927-02-08
Notable for Longevity of Players and Late Durable
Fights Last Night
By the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press
NEW YORK-William L. Young
Stribling defeated Eddie Huffman
Los Angeles d0). Pat Mccarthy, Bos
ton, defeated Sully Montgomery, Fori
Worth. Tex. O0). Martin Burke, New
Orleans, scored a technical knockout
over Blacl<ie Miller, Australian light
heavyweight champion az. Pierre
Gandon. France. drew with Joe
Cavalir, Paterson, N. j. (D. Jack
Hildebrand, Syracuse. n. y, beat NICK
Fadel, Passaic, n. J. t4).
SYRACUSE, N. Y.--Johnny Risko
Cleveland, Ohio, defeated Tiny Tin
Herman, Portland. Greg. Q0).
COLUMBUS, Ohio-Eddie O'Dowd
Columbus, beat Pancho Dencio, Phil
ippines 02).
BUFFALO, n. Y.--Art Weigand
Buffalo, and Chuck Virgins, Indian
apolis, draw (6) Billy Willis. Erie
Pa, knocked out Frankie Garcia
Utica (2).
BOSTON-Hen1y Lamar, Washing
ton, d. c., scored a technical knock
out over Whitley Allen, Hyde Park
(6).
GAINESVILLE, Wis.-Harry Kahn
Milwaukee, knocked out Steve Adams
Chicago (3). Vic Walters. st. Paul
shaded Joe Mandell, Rockford (S).
CHICAGO-Tiger Jack Burns, Chi
cago, defeated Midget Mike O'Dowd
Louisville O0l Sid Kelly, Milwaukee
outpointe6 Ferdinand Gonzales (6).
MASON CITY. Iowa-Jackie Con
way, Minneapolis, defeated BuC
Kearns, Chicago GO). Pat Sweeney
Minneapolis, shaded Johnny HOPPING
er, Chicago CS).
HOLYOKE, Mass.-Jackie Horner
st. Louis, defeated Young Curcio
Providence (9.
PEORIA, Ill.-Charlie Scherer, San
dusky, Ohio. beat Carl Augustine, St
Paul Q0). Sailor Deshone, Niles
Mich, won over Billy Devanney, De
troit (Sy. Eddie Chandler, Moline
Ill.,, defeated Bruno Klaisner, st
Louis (6).
GRAND FORKS, n. D.--Billy Pc
trolle, Fargo. knocked out frankie
Francisco, Chicago (3).
MOBILE, Ala.-"Big Boy" Peter
son, Kiln, Miss, scored a technica
knockout over Sergt. Jack Adams
New York (6).
MEMPHIS, Tenn.-Jimmy King
Biloxi, Miss, defeated AL Walther, Co
lumbus, Ohio (S).
FIGHTS TONIGHT.
DAYTON, Ohio-Mike Dundee. RocI
Island. ILL.,, VS.. Johnny Datto, Cleve
land Q2).
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CAF0NI GAINS EDGE
IN GO WITH DENCI0

In fast melee, Young Dencio. Fill
pino. last night fell before the attack
of Jack Cafoni of Walter Reed Hos
pital, in the feature bout of the card
put on by frankie Mann at the Silver
Spring Armory for the benefit of the
Fire Department Of that place. The
battle went six rounds with Cafoni
holding the edge most of the way.
After Billy Shattuck had been Sc
verelY mauled by Jack Turner the
bout between the pair was stopped by
the referee in the second round.
Chick Holden was awarded the de-
cision over Johnny Bowen in siz-
zIing scrap. There was little TO choose
between them.
Another lively battle resulted be-
tween frankie DeAngelo and Sammy
Goldman. 1t was a draw.
Evening star., 1927-02-08
BERLENBACH LEAVES
RING FOR BUSINESS


BY the Associated Press.
NEW YORK, February S.-Paul
Berlenbach, former world light
heavyweight champion, who was re-
Gently beaten by Mike McTigue in
four rounds. announced his retire
ment from the ring today to enter
the lumber business.
"Oom Paul." the Astoria assassin, >
belted his way from the amateur
ranks to a world championship in
five years.
His ripping left smash to the body
was one of the most feared blows in
modern ring history, and he was a
picturesque and popular figure. His
ring earnings are estimated at $780,
600.
lie abandoned wrestling career
in 1921 for boxing at the instigation
of Dan Hickey, his manager. He
rapidly acquired a startling knockout
Evening star., 1927-02-08

~ ATES for the two big profes-
sional championships around
Washington and for smaller
competitions were settled at
a meeting of the Middle At
lantic Professional Golfers Associa-
ton last night at the Burning Tree
Club.
While the clubs at which the two
major events will be held were not
chosen, it was made known that the
Chevy Chase Club may be the scene
of the Middle Atlantic title tilt, No
vember and s, and that another
club in Montgomery County will hold
the District match-play event.
Because Of the absence from the
meeting of the professionals from Bal
timore, who were attending a meeting
of the Maryland p. G.. A, the associa-
ton decided to defer election of Off
GERS until April d. when an all-day
event will be held at the Columbia
Country Club. The members of the
association will be divided into teams
to play for the dinners.
Robert It. Barnett, pro at Chevy
Chase. presided a the meeting, at
tended by virtually all the local pro-
fessionals.
A schedule was drawn up as fol-
lows:
April first professional tournament
with opposing teams.
April 1s-First amateur professional
May t2Ewoman amateurs and profess
sionals. Scotch foursome.
May 23-ProfessiOnal sweepstakes best
June 27-Championship for assistant pro-
fessionals.
July 11-Junior amateur and profes-
sionaf match.
July 25-Sepior amateur and professional
match aggregate scores to count.
August S--Amateur pro fessional match.
best ball against par
August 29---Amateur- professional match
all the amateurs to he from the same club
September 1g-Woman amateurs and pro-
fessonals aggregate scores to count.
October 3-District professional golfers
championship. Qualifying round TO be fol
lowed by 15-hole matches. with the semi
final and final rounds 30 holes,
October 24-Amateur- professional team
November : and s-Middle Atlantic cham
piOnship.
The annual meeting of the Bannock-
burn Golf Club, held last night at the
clubhouse at Glen Echo, resulted in
the reelection of w. r. Garrett, who
Evening star., 1927-02-08
LAMS0N is WINNER
IN BILLIARD EVENT

With high run of 5, Curtis Lam
son last night defeated DR.. Connolly,
35 to 10, in the District championship
three-cushion billiard tournament at
Lewis & Krauss parlors and ousted
DR.. Connolly from the leadership Will
liam Norwood, ir., fell before Frank
Turton, &c to 35, in another match.
Turton had high run of 6.
Following his victory last night over
William Reddy, 100-97, in the District
pocket billiard tourney at the Arcadia,
Fred Reynolds tonight will meet Gene
Ruarke. starting at o'clock.
J. D. Moye faces Frank Hissey in a
billiard match tonight at 8 o'clock at
Scanlon's parlors. II. d. Cross scored
over Everett Crouch. 100-SS, last night
at this establishment.
Evening star., 1927-02-08
STRIB BEATS HUFFMAN.
BUT FAILS TO IMPRESS

By the Associated Press.
NEW YORK, February s.-The fig
ure of William l.. tYoungb Stribling,
stocky boxer from Georgia, cast but
a pale shadow over Tex Rickard' 5
heavyweight tournament today.
Although victorious i'm his 10-round
match with Eddie Huffman, Los
Angeles light heavyweight, at Madison
Square Garden last night, Stribling
failed to impress fans with his ability
just as he failed in his 1926 fight with
Paul Berlenbach for the 175-pound
championship. Stribling mauled his
way to victory over Huffman in a fea-
tureless match, marred by clinChing
bounding and acrobatic feats.
Stribling from the start waged n
defensive campaign that left the spec
tators yawnirg. There was little snap
in his long left jab, little desire to
force the milling.
He fitted about the ring singing
punches at the awkward Huffman
Evening star., 1927-02-08
YOUTHFUL RUSSIAN GIRL
PROVING CHESS GENIUS

LONDON, February CP).-A new
chess genius has appeared in girls
competition in England. She is Vera
Menchik. a Russian girl, not yet 81
years of age.
She captured the girls open cham
pionship at the Hastings tournament
last year, and bids fair to repeat her
triumph this year. A younger sister,
Olga Menchik, is also showing great
superiority in the ancient game.
Evening star., 1927-02-08

from long range. closing now and
then TO maui away at the Californians
ribs. Huffman plodded forward. rare
ly landing effectively, but continually
forcing his way into a defense that ne
could never quite solve.
Huffman was unable to evade Strib.
ling's long left hand consistently. At
close quarters, the Southerners lifted
jarring right at times to Huffman's
head but at no stage were the blows
heavy enough to bring a semblance
of a knoCkdown. Blood triclled In
the late rounds from cuts in Huffman's
left ear and mouth. while a mix-up
in the sixth frame drew blood from
Stribling's nose. Both men scaled
177ia pounds. less than three pounds
over the light heavyweight limit.
One OF the slimmest of recent Madi.
son Square Garden crowds witnessed
the match. only 5.373 spectators push.
ing through the turnstiles for r. gate
of S1b715
Evening star., 1927-02-08

record, bowling over 13 opponents
while fighting his way to the national
amateur championship in 1922.
After turning professional, in 1923,
he knocked out his first 10 opponents.
Jack Delaney, present world light
heavyweight champion, knocked out
Berlenbach for his first defeat in
1924. He came back, however, to win
the championship from Mike Nc
Tigue in 1925, and successfully de-
Tended his title against Delaney the
same year. Last July, however, De-
laney defeated him for the crown in
15-round decision bout at Ebbets
Field.
Evening star., 1927-02-08
CARAZEN-HA MATCH
TO STAR FEBRUARY 20

MIAMI, Fla, February R).-
Gene Sarazen. 1922 American open golf
champion, announces that the first
half of his 72-hole match with Walter
Hagen, professional champion, will be
played February 20 over the Miami
Biltmore course.
The date has been advanced from
February 81 to permit both players to
participate in the Florida open tour
ney at Clearwater, and the West Coast
open matches at Tarpon Springs. The
last half of their match will be played
at Pasadena. Fla.
Evening star., 1927-02-08

has been president of the club for sew
eral years. w. A. Gawler was elected
vice president TO succeed John r. Har-
ris and DR.. II. ]. w. Brown and Frank
f. Ghiselli were elected members OF
the board of governors to succeed
Fred e. Noise and +. c. Alvord
A report presented TO the members
reviewed the work of the club for the
year, reCounting that the new club
house had been completed, that the
club had held a successful invitation
golf tournament and that construction
work on the course has progressed
satisfactorily.
Evening star., 1927-02-08
ARIE LEADS SHOOTERS.

KANSAS CITY, February (P.-
Mark Arie, Champaign, ILL.,. captured
and tied for first in the 100-target
event at the tWenty-third annual trap
shooting tournament here. Arie shared
the 100-target trophy with &. NJ. Pow
ers, Decatur, ILL., Each scored 80.
Are took the interstate cup with a
score of OF
Evening star., 1927-02-08

~ 7" AUGUSTINE. Fla. February
S-Credit one more record to
golf-that for longevity Of
- those playing the game, and,
,,..-,-., a.n1na.a LIZ a LlLn If these
Evening star., 1927-02-08
vi. A. PRO LINKSMEN LIST
DATES FOR TOURNAMENTS

ATES for the two big profess
sional championships around
Washington and for smaller
comnetitions We're settled at
Evening star., 1927-02-08
BY RAY MCCARTHY.

- T. AUGUSTINE. Fla, February
S-Credit one more record to
golf-that for longevity Of
those playing the game, and,
more remarkable, Of these
durable ones showing improvement
ns they go along.
In no other sport can a player en-.
dure as long and be as good or even
better after years and years of activ-
ity. A cheCk-up reveals players who
have been at II for l 5 years, 20, 30 and
40 years. and are still going strong.
Foremost among this amazing clan
IS an American woman and an
Fnclishmau. They are Mrs. Caleb r.
FOX of Philadelphia, who is over the
60-vcar mark and is still playing the
game, and Alex (Sandy) Herd, who is
very close TO so. Mrs. Fox, a grand
mother. has been dabbling in golf
for more than 80 years, while Herd
has been chasing the little white bail
for nigh on 40 seasons.
Many i'm Game Long.
our own Alex Smith New York
professional, can claim more than 80
years Of trudging over the links, while
others of way back" who still are
able to swing the club with force and
precision are Harry Nardon, Jimmy
Braid, j. II. Taylor-the triumvirate
that has accounted for Is British open
championships Fred Mcleod. Billy
Townes, H. Chandler Egan, Findley
), Douglas, and Mrs. Dorothy Camp
bell Hurd and Mrs Ronald II. Barlow.
It is noteworthy that the three
women mentioned have made their
residence in Philadelphia most of their
lives.
Sandy Herd has won the British
title only once, but he has many
other claims TO distinction besides
The fact that he is probably the oldest
champion in the sport. At present
Sandy is the British professional
2itleholder. But he is the worlds ace
when it comes to making aces.
No less than seventeen times in his
career has Herd Topped his tee shot
Anto the cup. He is the undisputed
president of the Hole-in- -one Club.
And when Sandy makes his eight
&enth ace, he viii receive from
admirers a gold putter--a fitting re-
ward.
Taylor Real Veteran.
OF the group mentioned, the honor
of being the first to attain the
heights must go to Taylor, who 33
years ago, in 1894, won the British
open for the first time. He re-
peated the next year and won again
i'm 1900, 1909 and 1913. There was
gap of nineteen years between his
first and last British championships.
Mrs. Hurd comes next in this line.
She first won the American national
title in 1909, as well as the British
crown; Is years later in 1924, her
game was still good enough to win
ker the honor again when she de-
feated Miss Mary X. Browne in the
final She is the only woman who
has ever held both the American and
British titles. In 1910 she success
fully defended her United States
saureIs, and the next year she went
abroad and captured the British
diaden again.
Evening star., 1927-02-08
DELANEY is FAVORITE.

NEW YORK, February CP).-
Jack Delaney is an 8-to-5 favorite
to defeat Jimmy Maloney in Madison
Square Garden February Is.
Evening star., 1927-10-22
RALLY-DAY PROGRAM.
Fifth Baptist Congregation and
Sunday School Announcement.

The annual Fall rally of Fifth Bap.
tist Sunday school and Church will be
Children from the Baptist Children's
Home will attend. The offering will
go for the children's home.
At night, DR.. John E. Briggs will
preach on Bouncing the Blues" This
is the third sermon on the series on
THE Blessing of Cheerfulness."
Evening star., 1927-10-22
DR.. MELTON GIVES TOPICS.
Christian Church Sermons for To-
morrow Announced.

DR.. Benjamin II. Melton will preach
tomorrow at IL am. and 7:45 pm.
at the Ninth Street Christian Church.
His morning topic will be Beautiful
Old Age" and his evening subject will
be Great Surprises of Heaven"
The Disciples Missionary Union Of
the District of Columbia will meet
with the church next Tuesday eve.
ming. The II Disciple Churches Of
Washington will be represented The
principal addresses will be delivered
by Rev. Harvey Baker Smith. pastor
Of the Columbia Heights Christian
Church. and DR.. ]. T. T. Hundley,
president Of Lynchburg College.
Evening star., 1927-10-22
SERVICES PLANNED
FOR ALL MASONS
Washington Heights Presby-
terian to Be Scene of Rites
on October 80.

The Masons of the District of
Columbia, officers and members of the
several Masonic clubs, will attend
divine service at the Washington
Heights Presbyterian Church. Kalo
rama road east of Columbia road
October 80. at pm. The club mem
bers will assemble at 1880 pm. at the
west entrance to Temple Heights on
Connecticut avenue and will march to
the church.
Brightwood Commandery. No. 6,
knights Templar, Comdr. Fred E.
Blood. will escort the club mem.
bers. The Shrine. Maj. Gen. Amos
A. Fries, y. S. A, has been invited
to furnish the music. The Grand
Master of Masons of the District of
Columbia and other Masonic dig
nitaries have been invited to attend.
Capt. Cheney L. Bertholf. U. S. A,
second vice president Of the league;
James A. West, third vice president,
and Lynn H. Troutman, past presi.
dent OF the league and chairman OF
the Educational Foundation trustees.
have been invited to attend, as we'll
as all club officers and many members.
Rev. DR.. John c. Palmer, pastor of
the church and Grand Chaplain of
the church and grand chaplain of
Columbia, will offlciate and preach the
sermon.
In the event Of inclement weather.
the clubs, the escort and music will
proceed directly to the church instead
Of assembling at the west entrance to
Temple Heights.
The advisory board Of Masonic
clubs, NJ. D. Hensey. president, is in
charge Of the service.
Evening star., 1927-10-22
METHOD|STS BUY
NEW Church SITE
st. PauI's Congregation
Temporarily Worships
at Theater.

The church and parsonage property
OF ST. Paul's NJ. T.. Church, Secon
and S streets. has been sold and q
new church site has been purchased
at thirteenth and Crittenden streets
1t is expected ground will be broken
next week and construction of the
first unit will begin Immediately. II
is planned to have this unit COM
plete before Christmas.
The congregation will worship 70,
the present in the Colony Theater
Georgia avenue and Farragut street
and in the evenings at the home of
Clyde Armentrout, 1920 Decatur
street. Epworth League will also
meet there at Z pm.
Sunday school will meet in the
theater at 9:30 am, Rev. William d.
King, the pastor. will have for his
subject tomorrow morning "The Holy
Spirit as Porter at the Gate of Souls.
and in the evening at o'clock. THE
Importance Of the Right Use OF
Knowledge"
Evening star., 1927-10-22
MINISTER RETURNS
FROM WORLD TOUR
DR. Wood to Preach at Church Of
the Covenant-Rally
Day Planned.

DR.. and Mrs. Charles Wood have
returned from their trip around the
world. DR.. Wood will preach at both
services at the Church Of the Cove
nant tomorrow, on the following sub
1ects: "PilgrImages to the Land OF the
IDEAL" and National and Ecclesiasti
cal Unity and World Brotherhood.
The Sunday school will observe
Rally day at GAS am. The church
will hold rally and welcome to DR.
and Mrs. Wood tomorrow afternoon
at 4 O'Clock. Christian Endeavor de-
votional service will be at GAS o'clock.
The Society Of the Covenant will
meet Thursday. at II O'Clock.
Beginning Thursday. a series OF
Church nights" will be observed,
with social and supper from to Z
o'clock. Educational classes: "The
Educational Task of the Church." DR..
J. E. Bentley. American University.
teacher; 1.-THE Life of Christ" Prof.
A. J. Jackson. American University.
teacher; Prayer" Miss Mabel N.
Thurston, teacher, from to 7:50; de-
votional service at O'Clock. when
DR.. Wood will speak on Impressions
of Summer Journey Around the
World"
Evening star., 1927-10-22
Rev. E. Hez Sven to Preach.

1.-TWO Fellows Hid in Dark Alley
to Attack Mel" is the title of story
to be related tomorrow night at 8
o'clock by Rev. E. Hez Sven. pastor
of Centennial Baptist Church. The
sermon subject for the IL o'clock
morning service Is Our Newer Be-
ginning"
Evening star., 1927-10-22
LAYMEN'S ASSOCIATION
WILL MEET WEDNESDAY

The Fall meeting OF the Laymen's
Service Association Of the Episcopal
Church in the. Diocese Of Washington
will be held in All Saints Church
Chevy Chase Circle, Wednesday eve
ming at s o'clock.
The organization and plans Of the
association will be laid before the
members by Comdr. G. T. Jewell. pres
ident, and the men present will be
given an opportunity to max sugges
tions and criticisms. Stuart Marshal Ii
Of st. Adams Branch of the associa
ton will read an account Of the con
ference on church unity, held last
Summer at Lausanne. Switzerland,
compiled from statements Of men who
were present. There also will be re.
ports made OF the services held last
Summer by laymen in Maryland and
elsewhere. and other activities Of the
association.
Evening star., 1927-10-22
REV. w. &. PAUL TO SPEAK.
Minneapolis Mission Leader to Ad'
dress Baptists Here.

Rev. w. e. Paul, superintendent
Union Mission, Minneapolis, will oc-
cupy the pulpit of the National Bap:
tist Memorial Church tomorrow morn.
ing. The evening service will be con-
Quoted by the pastor, Rev. DR.. Cove
G. Johnson, whose sermon will be on
John the Baptist"
THE Bible and the Baptists" is the
subject of the special Bible study
course, which the pastor Is conducting
each Sunday evenuing at o'clock un-
der the auspices Of the Young Peo-
pies Society. Part one covers the
history of the struggle for religious
liberty, following through Holland,
England and America, and the story
of the cavalier. the Puritan nd the
Pilgrim
Evening star., 1927-10-22
PETW0RTH CHURCH HAS
MEETING AND BANQUET
Baptist Sunday School Glasses Hear
Reports and Elect
Officers.

The annual meeting of the Sunday
school of Petworth Baptist Church
was held last Tuesday evening In the
Sunday school auditorium. The meet.
ing was preceded by a banquet at
which all Of the officers. teachers and
leaders Of the organized Bible classes
participated. A report was given by
the superintendent.
The following officers Of the school
spoke at the banquet: The pastor,
Rev. Henry J. Smith: Everett F. Hay.
craft. director of religious education
Of the school, and the various heads
or the different departments.
The following officers were elected:
John II. Seavers, superintendent; Ar
thur G. Cole, assistant superintendent;
Everett F. Haycraft, director of re-
lgious education; Mrs. H. J. Smith.
superintendent adult department;
Mrs. L. o. Fox, superintendent senior
department; Miss Mary ]. Wright, su.
perintendent intermediate department;
Miss c. V. Edwards, superintendent
Junior department: Mrs. T. w. CHS.
holm, superintendent cradle roll; Mrs.
]. c. Firmin, superintendent primary
department; secretary, Ellis e. Whit
craft; assistant secretary, Edgar How
ard, and treasurer. Miss Doris Cole.
Evening star., 1927-10-22

Rev. Fred Becker of Milwaukee to
Be at Mount Vernon Place Church.

Rev. Fred Becker of Milwaukee,
Wis. will preach tomorrow morning
at Mount Vernon Place Methodist
Episcopal Church South. Rev. DIR.
Lambeth, the pastor, will preach at
the evening service.
DIR. Edward T. Devine will deliver
the first of a series Of lectures on
THE Advent of the Church" next
TUESDAY, at pm. The other lectures
will be given November 1, and Is.
Evening star., 1927-10-22
DR.. WEBER TO PREACH.
Program Of Services at Eckingtol
Presbyterian Church.

Rev. DR.. II. Weber will speak al
the lexington Presbyterian Church.
North Capitol street and Florida ave
nue.. tomorrow morning at II o'clock
In tho evening at s o'clocy the pastor.
Rev. Henry B. Wooding. will speak on
the topic, 1.-THE Falling Leaf"
The international Sunday school les
son will be discussed Thursday at s
pm. This church will entertain the
members Of the Presbyterial next Fri.
day.
Evening star., 1927-10-22
PetWorth Services.

Gods Stubborn Fools" will be the
subject of the pastor of Petworth Bap
tist Church tomorrow morning by
Rev. Henry J. Smith. He will speak
at the evening services on Image
Breakers"
Evening star., 1927-10-22
BALLOU TO SPEAK.
School Head Takes Place Of Alb
sent PASTOR

School Head Takes Place or Alb
sent Pastor.
Rev. DR.. r. w. Perkins, pastor of
the First Universalist Church, attend.
ing the Universalist General Conven.
ton at Hartford. Conn. has engaged
as a substitute Superintendent of
Schools DR.. Frank w. Ballou, who
will speak at the IL o'clock service to-
morning at the Ambassador
Theater, Eighteenth street and Colum-
bia road, on citizenship Training
in the Church School"
The church school convenes after
morning service in the lobby Of the
theater.
At Z pm. at the parish house, 1904
s street, will be held a devotional
meeting of the Young Peoples Chris
tian Union; topic, Conduct Codes"
led by Miss Helen Bond.
The Carbon County news. [volume] (Red Lodge, Mont.) 1924-1931, 1927-12-08
Honor Mrs. Baxter

Mrs. James Baxter was honored
with a surprise party at her home or
North Haggin Avenue last Saturday
night, rendered by the Royal Neigh
bors. More than thirty members of the
lodge gathered at the Baxter home
each bringing a dainty lunch basket
The evening was enjoyably spent with
games. Until her recent marriage
Mrs. Baxter was Mrs. Maude Jensen
The Carbon County news. [volume] (Red Lodge, Mont.) 1924-1931, 1927-12-08
Mt. Maurice Club

A prettily appointed affair Of the
week was a regular party Of the Mt
Maurice Bridge Club at the home O.
Mrs. George Moses Friday. The Yule
tide motif was attractively carried ou-
in the decorations. Mrs. G. N. Lut
trel carried off the high score anC
Mrs. A. E. Madsen received seconC
prize. Mrs. L. NJ. Slavens will enter
tain the club at her home with ;
Christmas party on December 16.