The Galveston Daily News from Galveston, Texas • Page 14

THE GALVESTOK DAILY NEWS. SUNDAY. JTTNE 3. 1923. TWENTY-SEVBN ALT A LOXA.

Sir. and Mrs. D. Burns have issued invitations to tha marriage of their daughter. Marjorle Maud, to Robert Bruce'Conklin at the First Baptist Church here June 12 at 7 p.

m. Miss Merle Wann is visiting her aunt, Mrs. JE. 1. Rogers.

Mrs. Rogers has returned from a visit to her father In Mrs. Phil Soberer presented her jnuslc pupils in a rccftaj last "Wednesday night at the Baptist Church. The -following program was ren- i dered: "Midnight Fire Alarm" (B. T.

Paul). Lucy Johnson: "Glendalo Waltz," duet- (Hosier). Zephyr Km- del-and Ellen Woffard: 'Til Never Play With You Again" song. Harold Mangura and Irene-Miller; the Teddy Bears" (Pearls). Waring Threads Among the Gold" trio.

Lucy Johnson, Anna Schirer. Theresa Gripon: "valse Lante" (Folfe). Aahur Marshall: "Oriole (Long). Tbresa Gripon: reading. Talbert Barrow; "Reverie" (Viola Allen).

Katie Turner: "On the Campus" (St. Joseph). Ellen Woffard: "Goldi-n Sunset (Hinkle). Zephyr Kindel: sofa. Jane Marshall: "Day Dreamo of Youth." duet (Harnish).

Iva Havcn- kotte and Mrs. Schercr; "The Mustard Plaster." reading. Arthur Mar- sshall; "Golden Star Waltz" (Streab- bos). Ruby Baker: "Fireside March" (Thompson). Reba Turner: "Processional March." piano quartet (Hewitt), Misses Neva Sherman, Irene Whitfihurst.

Jimmalou Carr and Mrs. Scherer; reading, JosteBlum; "Blushing Rose Waltz." duet (Bales). Wa- dne Wilcox. and Reba. Turner; "Golden Rain NoctUTi" (Clay).

Anna Scherer; "Reguln. Walts" (Bnles). Talbcrt Barrow; "Long's Jubilee (Long), Iva Havenkotte: "Me and My" Downtrodden Sex." reading-. Alfreda Mason; "Matches Brigade" i Mrs. Scherer, Misses Irene Whltehurst and i malou Carr.

Mrs. John Syers entertained her Sunday school class with a poverty party at her home. HRBXHAM. Miss Bessie Hughes, whose marriage to George- F. Habekolte of Cin- natti, will be solemnized at St.

Peter's Episcopal June 7. has been 'complimented with numerous lovely social affairs during the two weeks. These hospitaline." included a bridge party given by Mrs. O. -L.

and Mrs. A Becker at the home of the former; a bridge party by Mrs. J. P. Butbaniim a bridge party by E.

O. Routt of Channel! Hill, and .1 bridge luncheon by Mrs Ernc-st L-ehmann and Miss Alice Buck. Mrs. Jack Green complimented Miss Hughes with a surprise handkerchief shower. Dr.

Robert Finney Miller a delightful moonlight picnic, swimming party and dance at his country home. Oak Lndge. ten miles north of Brenham. complimentary to Miss Martha Robertson, who recently trraduated at i College. Sherman, anrt to.

Ill" May queen (rod king. Misfi Hester Smith and Reese Lockett. and members of their court. Among the attendants wrre numerous A. and M.

students. Music was furnished by the A. and Orchestra. Mrs. B.

F. Tongue presented nor pupils in expression, assisted by Miss Mary Wallace, pianist. In a recital at the high school auditorium Thurs- The' Sixth birthday of Frank Wood lit. son of Mr. and Mrs.

Henry Wood. WHS observed with a children's party at the home of his grandmother. About sevcnty- fIvo'children enjoyed the little man's birthday with him. Games were a huge" birthday cake was cut. and ice cream CODPS were their iuest.

Mrs. of HouVten; Mrs." Alma H. Wood and Mrs. Harry li. Fcrgru- yon gave an eloborntc bridg" and fnrty-two party at the home of Mrs.

Wood. -Brick ice cream, snge: food squares nnd mints were served, a crcen and white color scheme being used. Appropriate prizes were awarded the winners of high scores. The Woroens' Missionary Society of the Glddlnss Memorial Methodise Church had mission study with Mrs. G.

2. Sadler. Mrs. W. C.

Berry helper leader. After, the a social hour was cnjoyc-d and ice cream and cake were served. Miss Martha has returned from Kidd-Kcy CoUege at JTotr IK the Time lo Get Rid of Thcae There's no longer the slightest need feeling ashamed of your, freckles, as strength is guaranteed to. remove these homely spots. I Simply set on ounce of Othine-double strength--from any druggist and apply i of il night and morning and you soon see that even the worst freckles hnve i begun to disappear, while the i er ones have vanished entirely.

It is seldom that more thnn an ounce! is needed to completely the skin and gain a beautiful clear complexion. Be i i to ask for the double strength Othine as this is nold under guarantee or monpy bark if it fails to remove frrcklcs. Sherman, where aha received her diploma and her certificate in voice from the conservatory. Mrs. H- M.

Wilkins of Galveston spent the Brenhtm relatives- Mrs. Angust has, tone to Houston for a short visit to relatives. Mrs. J. H.

Hart of Alta Loraa was the erueat of htr niirots. Mrs. C. B. Shcpard and Mrs.

Lucy F. Reid, laat week. Mrs. John R. Parker of Port Arthur is the truest of her parents.

Mr. and Mrs. John Miss Mary Ferguson, traveling representative for tho Western Dcion, spent a few day? here last week with her mother. Mrs. J.

A. Fenruson. then left for Pass. Mrs. Oscar Roos of San Antonio apent the past-two weeks here with her mother.

Mrs. E. Crozler. L. E.

Rasberry and son. John, of Houston, visited her parents, Mr. and Mrs. John Shepard, here week. Mrs.

A. M. Krus: has gonetb Beaumont for a visit with Mr. and Mrs. Henry Williams.

Misses Lillian and Marion Wllktn of Oklahoma City arc with Miss Mabel i i and Miss Frankie at the Glddi'ng-s home- Mrs. R- Farmer has returned to her home in Houston after a visit to Mrs. Alma H- Wood. Mr. and Mrs.

M. H. Francis of Anson are guests of Mr. and Mrs. W.

B. Francis. Mrs. Frank Redkey of Houston is the guest of her Mr. and Mrs.

August Behrcns. Miss Marguerite Winkelmann. a graduate nurse at Baylor Hospital, Dallas, is visiting her parents. Mr. and Mrs.

F. C. Winkelmann. Mr. and Mrs.

Garrett Wendt of Temple are ihe guests of Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Wendt.

Miss Laura. Wendt who has been teaching in the Cameron public schools. Is here to spend the summer vncntion i her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Wm.

Wendt. DOBBLV. Friends of Mrs. Maule Smythe. a 1 brido-elect.

honored her with 'party, showering many gifts upon jher. I Mr. and Mrs. W. K.

Borrows and I children are on -a motor trip that I will take then: through Louisiana laud other places to the Sooth. Krs. Anna Roberts is spending the fCH tn Connie, visiting relatives. La Porte Girl Is Medal Winner In University Rifle Club Meetj to the- Tuesday Bridge Clnb. -with ol players.

Mre, L. N. the winner oi the clnb R. Rlchey the Freeman and children, -who (have Men TisiUnc in San Antonio for some time, returned, home. A8T1CS3 Shannon, who has tcocning at Saratoga.

is to spend the vacation. Miss Louise Harbin left for Huntsville to attend the Sam Houston Normal School. FLATOXIA. Mr. and Mrs.

W. K. Lester of Weimar were visitors here. Misues Gladys and Doris Cooper of Nikel and Lucille Pogue of wore guests at the Bailey home last week, Mrs. ilovris and little son' of Wharton visiting: her sis- tcr.

Mrs. O. Wright. i Mr. and ilrs.

D. Miss Anita Kubena and Mr. E. Svasta-1eft'. camp at Junction.

I Hr. and Mrs. Link and children of San Antonio visited W. H. Kerr, Mr.

and Mrs. T. T. McCommon "and Sirs. Reaves were guests of friends and relatives in-Gonzales.

Mrs. Jessie Townsend of Weimar is with her sister. Mrs. Henry Hurr. Mrs.

Ella' Mueller is visiting her sister. Mrs. S. L. Sullivan, in San Antonio.

Mrs. E. M. Falres has returned from a visit in San Antonio. Mrs.

P. 'recently returned from a visit witb, Ho'jrlon and Altair relatives. Mrs. R. P.

Whjto of Co'umbus is here visiting: Mrs. R. L. Simmons. Mrs.

M. A. Kubeoa is visiting' in San Antonio at Lhe home of her sister. Mrs. O.

IX Edwards. Paul Gray of Columbus was a visitor at the' home last week. Miss Noble "Webb has returned from a visit to Austin. Mrs. R.

L. Hearne and little son. Bob. are visiting in Kosse. Mr.

and Mrs. W. B. Fiancls of Dallas will a i Tor a visit with Dr. and Mrs.

Francis at College tion and to attend Agricultural and Mechanical College and Mrs. H. A- Manlson entertained at the Country Club Thi-rs- day evening with a reception -and a dance. lionoring Mr. Harrison's sisters.

Mesdnmes Weft, rrom San Antonio, who are here TisiUng relatives. Miss Lillian Moore, a teacher in the public schools the past year, has returned to her home in Rosebud. Mrs. S- H. Wheeler and Ifttle son.

Sam. pf Houston arrived Tuesday for a visit to her grandmother, Mrs. M. J. Parker.

Mr. "and Mrs. Kirk Harrison Houston and Mr. iind Mrs. Har- t'ison of Navasota.

Sol West and Mrs. Albert of San Anlonio are Ernests of slaters. Mrs. Mabel Ca.sUes, Hetty Curry und Mrs. E.

Astin. and of Mr. and Mrs. K. A.

Harrison. The children of the Episcopal Sunday school enjoyed a picnic at the Fin Feather Country Club Thursday afternoon. Mrs. Ike Ashburn of College Station entertained "Wednesday afternoon with a tea. Mrs.

Barron of Flttsburg. is the g-uest of Mrs. Mills P. Walker. Will Howell entertained Friday afternoon i a garden party.

honoring Miss 'Delia. Lawrence, a June bride, and Mrs. Hbv Dan forth, who' is leaving- -soon make her home in El- Paso. Mrs. W.

R. Fairman has returned from where 'she was- called on account; of the oJT- her vM.her. Uft Off with Fingers Tiontn't. hurt, a Drip a i "Freezono" on nchinc; corn, instantly thnt cnrn stops i i shortly i I rlsht Truly! Your QriigKlxt sells a tiny bottle of fir cents, clo.nt lo remove him! corn, floft cnrn or coin bclwr-en Iocs, ami I cnlluses. without nornneoa or Wrrltatlon, Mrs.

Allen Myers returned from Waco from a visit to Frank Myers and family. CAJWrtVELL. Mrs. J. F.

Cobb is in San Marcos' Mesdames E. D. Crutchfield and C. T. Stone have returned lo Galves- on.

Mrs. H. L. Broaddus and daughter. Miss Annie Lee.

are "isldng relatives in Brovrnwood- -J3wna Dowcll attended the celebration in San Ancelo last week. Mrs. H. H. Womble has returned from Houston.

Mrs. Hugh Longmore and-mother, Mrs. Fraine of are visitinjr Hill. Mrs. Ben Coprland has to her home In Mrs.

F. Holmes of Mineral Wells and Miss Grace Porter are visiting their mother. Mrs. Laura Porter. John Saylcs and daughters are visiting in' Brenhain.

Mrs. E. E. Porter of Rosebud Is i i i relatives here. Muriel Love of Houston spent several days" here this weeli Mrs.

James Holt is visiting her and Mrs. Simpson. Miss Helen Mar Hunt.has re.tu.-ned to Houston. Mrs. A Perkins left for her home in Gonzalos after a visit here.

Mrs. T. -Newoomb and daughter. Miss Imogcne. have returned from Dallas.

Mrs. X. E. of Taylor Is visiting Miss Zelda Hosier. Mrs.

Louis Siogle has returned from Galveston and Houston Fannie Stone is In Georgetown. Mrs. T. E. Brooks is spending the week-end in San Marcos nnd Austin.

Mrs. J. L. GIddings visited Somcr- vlllc. Mrs.

Vera Eldman has returned from San Antonio. Mrs. Adlne spending- sev- (ral weeks with her daughter in Houston. Mrs. James Marks has returned to nrr home in Denver.

after several weeks' visit with relatives hern Miss Lizzie Alfred has returned from an extended stay In El Paso Alex Ewing is visiting in Mrs. G. Krctigor Is visiting relativcK In Georgetown. Mr. and Mrs.

.7. F. Cobb have returned from West Tcsas Miss Jewell Pridcen, who is nttemiinc: the university, is thp weekend visitor to friends and relatives Mr. and Mrs. Charles Briedcn have returned from a few days spent in San Antonio.

Mrs. Bessie Bellinger of Corpus Christi is visiting her sister, Mrs. F. P. Samos.

Mrs. P. H. C.ildwoll is visiting relatives In Corpus Chrfsti. Misses Lun and Jessie Summers have returned to Cuero.

a spending- snvrnl months with their brother in Pharr. Tex. Mrs. Fredio, Von Tlocdcr of Yorktown is with homefolks for .1 few days. Miss Margnrct Graham Is the guest of her sister.

Mrs. H. N. Browncll. Miss Graham was one of the teachers in last term.

The Hawthorne Cluh had a le- "spend the day" i Mrs. Joe at her lovely ranch homo Tuesday. Mrs. Dubncp is the Incoming president of the club. The club members went to the- homo in the IsrA" carryall and fun wan hart on the trips to and from the home.

At noon a delicious twn- cnurHo luncheon was sirvv1 ntihosft -WRS nsclpled hy Mrs Will Dubosp. Elizabeth Carctt and Doris Dnnmark. Miss TTermlne Bcrharrlt was host- to HIP Thursday The home was a i rtcrnratorl In n.is- turliim.i anrt a ferns. Mrs. P.onjamln won club tropliy fnr lilgh score, A i i palart courac olosprl 'Iho- aflrrnnon's plensuri- Tuesday afternoon the Mpnl Club met.

i Mrs. L. Harmcs nt. hor homo on Depot sirept. Bunro was I IIP.

chr-non gamp, fnr thp. Mrs. Kannhlnl won the club prize. A most appetizing luncheon closed -tlin afternoon's pleasure. GO MAD.

Miss Mary" B. Mitchell of San Antonio is the ffuest of Mrs. A. J. Neyland.

Witherspoon of San Anionio is the guest of Miss Lottie Nell Pfcitiis-. A number of bridge parties ou.v*e been given in Miss Witherspoou's honor. Mrs. L. Pcttus was hostess to tlie Bridge Club Thursday afternoon, honoring Miss Witherspoon.

Mrs. T. L. Shaper left Thursday f6r. San Antonio to be the guest of Mrs.

Wayne Davis. Mr. and Mrs. W. R.

Campbell and- Mrs. Freeman Lott and son, Campbell, for San Antonio Thursday ind will be the gnests of Mrs. Lewis Haring. Mrs. Earl T.

Cook left for a visit with her mother, Mrs. McMaster, in Garden City. Mrs. Nat Word and son, Raymond. left for Falfurrias atter a visit with Mrs.

Sue Burke. Mrs. S. Moore left for a visit at to her mother, Campbell, Hempstead. Mrs.

Jim Lott left for Corpus Christi. where she will" attend the summer school: Mrs. J. M. Pettus entertained the Ladies" Guild ot the Episcopal Church at her lovely ranch home Thursday -afternoon.

Mr. ancTilrs. Robert I. Mathis. after a visitw ith their parents, M.

L. Mathis. returned to Corpus Christi. Mr. and Mrs.

J. D. Folder and children visited Corpus Christi. spending a day with W. M.

Ncyland and family. Miss Janie Belle Seidel entertained in honor of Miss Snsle Tuns; who Jcaves in a few days -for Alice; where her parents now reside. Mrs. Bessie B. Haydon Jeft for Corpus Christi.

wherejshe will be a member, the faculty of the Corpus Christi-Normal School. Mrs. Rose, who has been visiting relatives in the city, left for her home Mrs. W. R.

Phillips left for Kings- vJlle to visit relatives. Mr. and Mrs. O'Neal, who have been attending the Baptist Theological Seminary at ForfAVorti. arc at home on a visit.

Dr. R. c. Smith and wife and two children. Frances and Lacile, "of Wichita visiting Mr.

and Mrs. Stuart Johnson. --Mrs. John, SclmlU left for Galveston. to visit her.sister, Mrs.

Lvons. Mrs. W. F. 'Robertson left for Lockhart on a short visit- Mrs.

J. and children of Westhoff aj-e visiting- Mrs. J. F. McElroy.

Mrs. Fritz-and little son left Ganado to spend the week with home folks. Mrs. J. J.

Lissner, formerly of Del Rio, but now of San here visiting her parents, Mr. and Mrs. L. Mlchelson. Mr.

and- Mrs. W. M. Cole left for Sail Antonio. Miss Elizabeth Ramsay -was at home to Wednesday afternoon.

a-nerc'-was a. a.t- tcndajice of members and two visitors, Mrs. and Sirs. Arthur Dawc. Dataty needlework and social chat made the hours pass pleasantly.

Ramsay served her grue-sts with white bloclr cake and fresh strawberry ice. Mrs. E. P. Kcllum of Waco, who has been visiting her daughter, Mrs.

Bradley, returned to her home- Mrs. W. L. Gardien Mrs. W.

B. Hutto. Mrs. Claude Du Bose and Mrs. Lueschner motored over to Luling with Albert Voges to look over the little oil city.

Mr. and Sirs. W. K. Handle arrived homo from their honeymoon and are at home to their friends at Mrs.

J. P. Randle's. Mrs. John Jones Jr.

has as her guests her cousins, Mrs. J. L. Richardson of Dallas and Mrs. Carney Mimms and three children of Winston-Salem, N.

C. Mrs. John Du Bose entertained the Ace of Clubs this week at her home, which was prettily decorated with sweet peas, roses and ferns. There were two tables of players. Mrs.

A. C. Echols made high score and was presented with a set of Iced-tea glasses. Mrs. Du Bose served salad on lettuce leaf with mayonnaise, sal- tincs and frozen tea- Mrs.

Jennie Harless and Miss Pearl Walker entertained the.Girls' Bridge Club. The ilouble apartments were prettily decorated with bright hued larkspurs and potted plants. There were four tables ot players, and in an intermissijon of games the hostesses served tea, frozen i salad and olive sandwiches. Mrs. Jane McVea left for Shiner to visit relatives.

Miss Grace Knox of Rockport arrived to visit friends and relatives in the city. Mr. a.nd Mrs. William l-ccuhaus and daughter. Helen, from San Antonio, where they spent the week- Dr.

and Mrs. Joseph Smith a.nd daughter, Joyce, have returned from Dillcy, where they visited Mrs. Smith's Bister, Mrs. Otho Burnf.tt, Mr. and Mrs.

J. R. Cox of Wharton arc in the city visiting Mrs. W. B.

Honston. Miss Minerva Lewis is visiting- her brother. Edward Lewis, and other relatives and friends. Mr. and Mrs.

Fayette Munford of Son Antonio are in the city visiting relatives. Mrs J. W. Ramsay and daughter. Miss Elizabeth, left for Gillette to visit Mrs.

Walker Askcy. Mrs Joe Mocller and daughter. Miss Margaret, and sons. Howell and Joe Dunn Moeller, of San Antonio, arrived Saturday visit Mrs. J.

R. RoohfJlo and other relatives. McGary of San Antonio arrived to visit her mother, Mrs. J. H.

Grant. i i i 1 in'Houston last week. members of the senior class: Farrer are visiting and rela, Mrs. Nat Davis and children of Misses Bessie Barnes. RoMJie tives in San Antonio roveton ase guests of Mr.

and Mrs. Willie Cavej. Sadie Hatfieid. Frank T. M.

Scott and C. L. Duke HlEhiowcr. Laura Kate Hil- i Grunder entertained with a. burn Stephens.

Elva Me- bridge party at the Delaware Hotel David and Mabel Morris. The table complimenting Miss Mar- 1 Groveton P. H. Blalocit. Mrs.

M. Y. i from a three arkana. She was accompanied home by her daughter, Mrs. W.

F. Comp- Mr. and Mrs. Dick Sharp and little son and Mrs. W.

W. Sharp and Rob Sharp of Corpus Christl visiting relatives. Miss Margaret Haltmar of Trinity is guest of fiiends Mri. Nannie Mitchell of Huntsville was guest of ilrs. J.

li Friday. Mrs. C. R. Gore'left for her acme at Minerva.

Miss Nettla Ross left for Conroe. Mr. and Mrs. Lynn Wilson left for Houston, where -they will reside. Miss Mary Lucy Cleere arrived Tuesday from Sabine Pass, where she taught the past term.

Mr. and Mrs. I. A. Traylor and daughters 'of San Marcos arc guests Of Mr.

and Mrs. Jim Norwood. illss Keisler of Hnnt-rville Is guest of "Miss Willie Wilso.T. Mr. and Mrs.

Parten have as guests Ottie and Misses Frances Goodyn, Caddo. Mrs. AV. D. 'Evans visited her son.

Lunn Evans! of Port Arthur. Miss Eunice Leonard, who has been teaching in La Porte, has returned home. Mrs. P. K.

Goree of Midway spent the week-end here. The high school faculty chaperoned the members of the graduating class and their friends on a farewell picnic. Mrs. J. T.

Burtis entertained with a recital Wednesday evening on her lawn. After a delightful musical program, she seiyed cake and cream. Mr. an1 Mrs. Manse Randolph and family of Bartlelt are guests of relatives and friends.

Miss Lockic Parten has returned from Edna; where she taught thu past term. in ihi class I caret De Tar. a popular bride-elect Randolph has returned maroon and gold, and the center- of June. ee visit In Tex- i ece as a bowl the school Mrs, E. E.

Pickering entertained MISS SHASJfO-V. Special to The.Ne-rrs. A USTEST, June the final meet of the Girls' Rifle Club held at the University of Texas, Lliss Sarah Shannon of La Porte was awarded the silver medal for making the highest score. Her score was 70 out of a possible 75. Other girls making good records were the following: Corinne Woods, Austin; Edna Hopper, Welborn, and Xell Nimon, Austin.

Mr. and Mrs- Marcus Schwartz and. daughter. son In Shiner. Mrs.

Ixistr-r Holt and Mlsa Margaret, arc visiting MOB- dames C. L. and J. V. Neuhaus in Houston and from there will go to Georgetown to accompany home Miss Gladys Holt, in Southwestern University.

Mrs. Robert Batkloy of San Antoaio is visiting: her sister. Mrs. S. Simpson.

Mxs. James- children are visiting relatives In Sehulenburg. Mrs. Jennie Simpson has returned from a. risit her daughter, Mrs.

Wa-tts, in San Antonso. AUss Irma Smith of Port Lavaca Is guest of Mj.sses Mamie and Annie Hotverton. Mrs, A- Dahme and children have returned to Yorktown after vit-iting her parents. Mr. and Mrs.

M. F. Nau. Mr. and Mrs.

D. Meinen and son have-returned to Fayetteville after visiting W. B. Meinardus. Mr.

and Mrs. Hugh Lay and Mrs. Kittie Bennett are at home after visiting Colonel Joe Clayton on his ranch in Jackson County. Mrs. E.

C. Timm is visiting in Corpus CiiristL Mrs. T. J. Ponton of Shiner was guest of Mrs.

E. T. Long. Mrs. Joseph Mohrmann and children" of Houston are guests of Mrs.

Mohrmaixn's mother, Mrs. Johanna Pagcl. i Jlr. and 'Mrs. Ferd Lacy and Mr.

and Mrs. S. H. Simpson went to Shiner for the entertainment given there by Yoakura Choral Club. Mr.

and Mrs. C. J. Elstner attended the commencement exercises of the State Medical College in Galveston. Their son.

Carl, -was graduated from the school MLos Dora Miller entertained on Thuisdav afternoon with a bridge party. She was assisted by Bd Miller. Refreshments were served. HEMPSTEAD. Mrs.

Ml H. Hawkins relumed home, from Brcnhojn. Mrs. Lucy B. Lanarine and son.

George, spent Sunday in Houston with her daughter and sister, Mrs. Rufus Templet. Mrs. Kate Peek spent a day in Houston recently with relatives and friends. Mr.

and Mrs. Alonzo Urban and children were visitors in Houston. Mrs. H. M.

Oliver of Houston is visiting Mrs. Kate Peek and Miss EVH. Thornton. Mrm. A.

G. Lipscomb spent Wed- nesdav and Thursday in Houston. Dr. "and Mrs. C.

A. Searcy children of Bryan visited friends here. Miss Eva. ThoriUon returned Dome from a visit tn Houston. Mr and Mrs.

O. K. Gallon and Miaa Lois Gulton of. Houston spent several with Rev. and Mrs.

'Rev. and Mrs- F. H. Morgan spent Wedne-sday and Thursday in Bren- haim. attending commencement exercises.

Itr. and Mrs. Graham Graves visited in Houston. Charles HawMns and Oscar Lang of Galvcston made their regular trip to Navasota and other places. Harper Maban returned home from Dallas to spend his vacation.

One of the events of the season was when Mrs. Kate Peek celebrated Mrs M. H. Hawkins' sixty-second birthday with a surprise party. A few friends and a daughter and son- in-law were -present.

In the center of the table was a large birthday cake. The refreshments consisted of several i kinds of cake and ice cream, which was enjoyed by ali. HUNTSV1I.T.K. Mrs. Frank Pritchett and son returned to Shreveport, after a visit to Professor and Mrs.

J. Pritchp.tt. Mrs. Pritchett was honored with numerous pretty social courtesies i her stay. Mrs.

Jennie Robinson of Cleveland visited her daughter. Miss Kittie Robinson here. Mrs. H. Y.

Robinson, who was the guest of Dr. and Mrs. O. L. Nosworthy in Housion.

lies returned: Mrs. I. C. McFarland of Houston rrturnert to Houston. While here she was the gruest of hpr father, G.

A. Wynne, and the Gibbs Wynne family. MIT. McFarland came to Huntsvillc to represent William Ferguson Chapter, U. S.

war 38)2. and to unveil the marker placed 'on the grave of General Sam Houston on Memorial Day. Mrs. E. McAshan of Houston, who has been the guest of Dr.

and Mrs. J. Philip Gibbs for the pist bns returned home. Mrs. B.

A. Eastham has from Houston, where she visited her niece, Mrs. Raw! Buckncr. Mpsdames L. B.

Lamkln and W. M. Barren and Philip Lamkln. who motored to Houston to visit Mr. and Mrs.

Ben Campbell and family, have returned home. Mr. nnd Mrs. M. R.

Ball attended Ihc marrlugo of. Mrs. Ball's sister, Miss Susie 'Gary Campbell, to Frank Roberts, and have returned. Mrs.xAllen Thomason entertained the 'Aid, Society of the Christian Church at her place last -week. Mrs.

Cliff Oliphint. was. hostess to Merry Wives' Club. Bridge; and forty-two were chosen as a diversion. Sweet peas' and panslcs were featured througlrbut the entire After games ices, and conversation claimed attention.

Six tables were placed the hall And porch for the players. Mrs. Nell Bai-r Litlle won high score for 8nd Mrs. J. E.

Parish won in fortv- two. The out-of-town guests wero Jlesdames Bruce Litlle or' Sugarland John Moore "of Dolh.arc, Frank Pritchett of Sbreveport and MclJadb Welbourne of -Houston. A cha-rmingriy planned and 'cieverlv executed hospitalitv was the surorise party fO.Mrs. Ear! Huffer. The" program, written and carried out Professor Huffer.

presented a pana- roma of, Mrs. Buffer's life from her babyhood to the" present time. Ices were served at the close of uhe program. Bob Little celebrated his fourth na.tal anniversary at the apartments of his giandfathcr. W.

Y. Barr. Thir- his small friends were guests, including: little' Misses Manning- of Livingston and Wilbburne of Houston. Games and all manner of entertaining things had been ar- rangco by his mother. Mrs.

Bruce Little and Mr. Litetlc came from ougarland to attend the party. The birthday cake was decorated with pretty pink candles. GRANGE. Miss Elna- Reichert visited in Houston last week- Miss Dora Iselt of Houston is visiting relative here.

Mr. and Mrs. -W. Few are spending the summer in Midlothian Mrs. Anna Persun spent a day in Moulton.

Mrs. H. -Dillberg- left for Cuero to visit her- "daughter, Mrs. H. C.

Zin- -glemann. Mr. and Mrs. C. E.

Girndt left for Llano Friday for a lengthy visit. Among the teachers leaving for their' homes are Hiss Mary Porter for Hughes Springs. Miss Love Quick for San Antonio. Miss Frankie Lourey for Troop. Miss" Eva Robbins for Dodge and Miss Catherine Black for Mr.

and Mrs. Sam Zander returned to their home in Galveston Thursday after spending several days here wiih relatives. Miss Annie Teichrnuller has returned to San Antonio. Mrs. L.

a -Tracy, -who spent the past six weeks here with relatives. returned to Sulphur Mine, La- Mrs. J. B. Knight is visiting in oSJl Mr.

and Mrs. E. G. Hill and chH- d'rm of Wichita Falls are spending several weeks here -with Mr. and Mrs.

B. L. Zapp. Mrs. Joseph Gleckler left for Galveston to attend the graduation exercises of her son "Arthur at- the State Medical College.

Mrs, B. W. Wiseman and daughter of Man are visitinpr the family of Rev. and Mrs. J.

H. Wiseman for several days. Mrs. Ada Baker left for Denton to attend the graduation cx-ercises of her daughter. Miss Bervl Baker from the College of Industrial Arts.

Mrs. Baker left for Bonham to spend a few days with her other daughter and from there goes to Whitesboro to spend some time with her sister. Mrs. R. C.

Akins. Miss Beryl Baker returned home. Mr, and Mrs. Alfred Ehlp.ra are visiting in Galveston. Miss Ella Osteriand of Chicago, who visited here for some days, left for Durant.

Ok LrVTJTGSTOX. Mrs. L. Cato of Palestine is visiting her parents. Rev.

and Mrs. J. W. Superintendent of Schools and-Mrs. E.

K. Barden returned from Dayton, where Mr. Barden delivered the commencement to the high school graduates. While in Davton they were guests of Dr. and Mrs.

Tndlock. Mr. and Mrs. J. L.

Muller wil! leave for College Station to attP.nd commencement exercises of A. and M. College. On their return thnv will he accompanied by i yon August, a there. Tney will st OP rou Ph' vo for JL X'l with Mr.

nnd Mrs. T. B. Davis. Miss Berta Victery relumed from Beaumont, where she visited Mrs.

S. G. Biirnp.tt. Eugene Foreman, a law student at thp. i i of Texas, and Miss Corlnne Foreman, a teacher in Sugnrlond school, nre homp.

to spend the vacation with their parents, Mr. and Mrs. R. Foreman. Mr.

and Mrs. Levy Tanner of Oleta and Etna Jones of XACOGDOCHES. Mr. and Mis. Bryan visited in-Timpson recently.

Mrs. F. D. Huston visaed relatives in JjUfkin during the past' week. Mr.

and Mrs. iUmo Brigtt aia.de a trip to Dallas. Mesdames L. G. Whit'ehorn cf Temple and L.

M. Morris Jr. are vio- iting their mother. Mis. G.

B. Layton. Mr. and Mrs. P.

H. McLain. Mra. J. V.

Adams and Link Summers motored to Moscow for a visit with Mesdames SlcLnin and Adams. Mrs. Palmer Bradley of Houston arrived for a visit with her parents. Mr. and Mrs.

C. Harris. She was accompanied by her niece. Margaret Nell Ezell. and Ball.

Mrs. Luther Swire was hostess to the Tuesday Bridge Club Tuesday at the Lockey tea room. An elaborate refreshment course was served at the close of the games. Mrs. Phebe M.

Rideout and her daughter. Mrs. W. E. Biggs, arrived here, after completing- a tour of South America for the past several months.

Mr. Mrs. D. H. Earnett left for Galveston to attend the graduation exercises at the state medical schaal, where their son John Lacey i a i was graduated.

They will I ve.turn home after a short visit at Crockett. 1 Mrs. Locke Trigg of New Orleans is the guest of her sister, Mrs. H. Whited.

Mr. and Mra. Arthur Seale and son and Miss Johnnie Norwood have returned from a. trip to Brownsville. PALACIOS.

A prettv and simple home wedding took place when Miss Emily Ehlers united in marriage with Erve H. In the reception hall and double parlors quantities of sweet peas, coral vine and ferns added charm and attractiveness. opening between the parlors was converted into a. bridal arch by long, graceful leaves of the date palm. From the center hung the wedding bell.

In the dining room white flowers and fern were used, and also the by a i dove bearing in its beak two wedding rings. At the appointed hour Miss Boyd, sister of the bridegroom-, took her place be- and sang Bertrand with Brown's wedding' solo. "All for You." Miss Boyd was accompanied by Hiss Hut'aven at the piano, who, when the sor.g was ended, played the bridal Ichorus Irom "Lohengrin." To the in strains of this the bridal party, Miss "IMurial Johnson. Carl EhLers and the i bride and bridegroom, entered, and i took their stations ber.eath the wedding arclu where- were met bv Rev. Mr.

Gillespie. After the ceremony and the felicitations, tha as- I semblage entered the dining rom, where the bride cut the first slice from the lovely cake, and each ic turn "cut for luct." Mrs. Vick presided at the ounrh bowl. Tlie bride. only daughter of Mr.

and IMis. Ben Ehlers. wore a coat of gray brocaded Roshanata crepe and small hat of gray chenille. She carried an arm bouquet of bride roses. The young is a college girt.

Mr. Boyd is the o-nly-son of Mr. and Mrs. H. C.

Boyd. who gave his services to liis country during tbe wor'd war and who is now his father's partner in the jewelry, business. Amid showers of rico and wisues for continued happic.p.ss the young couple left in the afternoon for the honeymoon trip, which will include Houston. Galvcston and New Orleans. The P.

H. S. alumni held their yearly banquet Thursday night in dining room at the Baptist Young People's Union grounds, where they enjoyed a four-course banquet. toasts and social intercourse- Mr. and Mrs.

W. E. -Green and daughters have as their guests Mrs. Addison, Miss Audrey Horn and Em- mctt Addison. all of Sugarland.

Mrs. Holliday entertained four tables at forty-two, honoring Mrs. O. W. Ellison, who left recently for her home in Independence.

Kan. An ice course was served at the close of the afternoon. Miss Esther Wilson, -who accompanied her parents to their home in Kansas, was the recipient of several farewell affairs. The Intermediates attendant ail winter, gaye a sunrise breakfast and bathing party on the Baptist grounds. Young People's" Miss Margaret Union Boiling gave a bathing and slumber party in her honor.

SAX JHABCOS. Alfred Ellison and Mrs. Albert Jones of Austin were guests of Mrs. Thomas Pettey. Mrs, Fred Warnkcn of Little Rock.

Is the guest of her mother. Mrs. Sam Watkins. Mrs. B.

M. Hixson has returned to San Antonio a.fter a visit to her mother, Mrs. D. Ar Nance. Mrs.

L. G. Williams and little Ails" Ruth Buchanan, who has bcc-n the guest of her aunt. Mrs. W.

M. Cavncss, for Houston to visit Mrs. E. F. Smith before returning to her home in Snyder.

Mr. and Mrs. W. Morris and daughter. Claire, of Houston, are thn guests of Mrs.

Lucy N. Burleson. Miss Ailcen Satinders of San Antonio is the fniest of her sister, Mrs. E. O.

Tanner. Mrs. Norman Martlndale and her daughters. Misses Merle and Roxadene. and George Martindale have returned from Washington.

Mr. and Mrs, E. S. Swann. Misses iois Foster and Johnnie- and flower, the wild gaila'dla.

The cor- i i a lovely party at her beautltul saces were of the gallardia tied with residence in honor of JHe sages were of the gallardia malinft in gold. Misses Sue Falvey. Charlcie Buley and Messrs. Buck Rose. Miss Harwell and Ted Seemanc of Austin were the guests of Miss Kittia Neighbors recently.

Mrs. Robert Boatuer of Bishop is the puest of her parents, Mr. and ilrs. Marcus Jackson. Mrs.

J. R. Morton gave an informal breakfast Friday morning, complimenting Mrs. Thomas-Pettey. The breaktsst iras scived outdoors under a rose trellis.

The snowy cloth, the pretty chjna and silver, the trailing greeneiy anad cut flowers made a very attractive setting for a morning breakfast. Tne guests included Mrs. Pettey. the honoree; Mrs. D.

-C. Johnson. Miss Ola Gullege, Mrs. John Kone and Miss Julia Pritchett. Kiwanis Club entertained the Ro'-ary Club Thursday night with a banquet in the new Chamber of Comrocrce headquarters, which is also the headquarters of the Kiwanis and the Rotary clubs.

The white walls of Interior were decorated with the stars and strips oi our country's flag, club The two long banquet tables held decorations oi sweet peas, carnations and ferns and covers were laid for eighty. The g'uests wore Kiiva.nU cups i the banquet, creations ot white and red, wnich bcre the word. "Kiwanis Club--We Build." At the close of the banquet- each, one was presented with a tobacco-filled cob pipe, tagged with iCiwanis card. Dr. D.

L. Edwards, president or the Kiwanis Club, was toastmiijster of the occasion. Mrs. R. E.

MuKie was hostess to the Tuesday Bridge" Club, i i i Thomas Pettey. iL-s. Thomas Mrs. S. Knox.

as substitute s'uesu. Three -tablis ot' players enjoyed" the game and at its conclusloo Knox winner high score and received the prize. The As You X.ike It Club eoter- with a chicken barbecue at Hjgurs Park. Gathered round the :a.Die rilled with a tempting array were' Mr. and Mrs.

George Re.ed Virginia. Mr. Mrs. A. Williams-and little Marjorie, Mr.

and Mrs. Edgar Williams and little Frances Lee. Mr. aud Mrs. Ed Burner and little Alary Jane, Mr.

and Mrs. Clem Sherrill and little Jim Clem. Mi. and, Mrs. Malcolm Sherill.

Mr. and Harper, Leon Fritts of Wilella Foster. Gladys- Fourqurean. Mabel Harper, Alma Bales. Tom Collier, 'Vivian Johnson and Alec Tuttle.

Martin Covlngton. Harry Vest 'and Jack Wood. Miss Mamie Brovvn entertained vuth a bridge party at her home, complimenting-'her Kathleen Moore of McKenzie. Tenn. The music room, the reception room and the dining room were decorated with a profusion of sweet peas.

The following guests formed ttie personnel of the party: Mesdames C. B. Ferguson. Eugene De Striguer. W.

R. Jennings, -Fred Heard, Irvin Ry'land- er. J. S. Knox.

Lloyd Johnson. Willard Story, S. D. Jackman. J.

Ness, Wilbur Williams. R. A. Hills, Jack Syers; Ohrcn Patterson. R.

1 M. Key. Thomas 'Parke. Charles Bass, Normal Schlemmer, Mrs. Tnornas Petty of New York.

Alfred Ellison of Austin, Albert Jones of Austin, Wofiord of TToakunx Misses Anna Woodson, Marietta Collier. Lucy Atkinson, Ethel Davis, Adeline Neighbors. After ihe game, the following g-uesls came, in to enjoy the social hour and refresh men Is: Mrs, Fourqurean. Mrs. Medie Kyle, and Misses i a Pritchett.

Florence Kone, Mary McGehee. Mrs. Ohren Patterson was the winner of high score, Mrs. Jack Syers of low score; C. E.

Ferguson. Miss McKenzie received the guest prize- Mrs. M. N. Muenick of Hondo arrived to be the guest of Miss Daisy Scott.

Miss Mamie Brown entertained informally with rook at her home, complimenting Miss Kathleen Moore. It was a gathering of old time friends schoolmates, and included the following 'guests: Misses Anna. Martha and Fannie "Woodson Miss Bernice Evans. Miss'Fay Harris, Miss Janie Hopson. Miss Mabel Morris and Miss Marietta Collier, end Henry Shands.

Edwin Barrow, Robert Shelton, Henry Pockman. Herschel Hopson and Emory Hawk. An informal dance was Driven at the Elks Club with a number of the younger social circle present, and with Mr. and Mrs. Oran Cliett and Mrs.

R. at. Key chaperoning. SEALT. Mr.

and Mrs. H. Schumacher and son, Raymond, spent a few davs in Houston last Miss Annie Smith, who has been risfting: her cousins. Misses Emma and Lois Schier. left to relatives in Houston.

Mrs. A. E. -Steinberg and Miss Julia Sternenberp- spent'the weekend with Mrs. A.

H. Schier and family. Tom Schier returned to Houston after spending a few days with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. A.

E. Schier. Jim Burger visited his parents Mr. and Mrs. Burger, last week.

Miss Emma Schier left Thursday for Honston after several days' visit with relatives. She will leave for Washington. D. to spend several weeks. The Wednesday Bridge Clnb met with Mra.

Leo Thanheiser. Mrs. W. H. Kluever visited her sister in Brenham.

Mrs. W. F. Godensweig, Mrs. Theo k.oy.

Mrs. A. C. Pricblsh and Mrs- Frank Koy motored to Brenham Mrs. Kachler and son of Kinney spent several days with relatives icre, Mrs- August Eber of Brenham vis- ted relatives here, Mrs.

Winkleman and children returned to their home at Alief Miss Rosa Sanders of Bellviiie vis- ted Miss Ethel and Mamie Schier few days. Mrs. Tom Doyle and Miss Lulu are visiting friends in 'Beaumont. Miss Ruth Priebish is visiting her sister, Mrs. Edd Regenbrecbt, at Col- ege Station.

Virginia Henderson, a popular bride- elect of June, and whose marriage will take place on June 7. Mr. and Mrs. T. M.

Scott have returned from Corpus Christl, where they attended the Texas automobile dealers' convention. Mr. and Mrs. John Ruckman have returned rrom Corpus Christi. they were in attendance at the Texas utomobile dealers' convention.

Mrs Reljecca Prewett of Lafanon. and daughter. Mrs. E. T.

Duff of Wichita have been the iruests of Mr. and Mrs, J. M. Rosbor- ugh and family. Vrs.

J. F. Fisher is visiting her daughter. Mrs. F.

A. in Galveston. Mrs. H. L.

Washburn and daugh- have returned to their home in Houston after a stay of several days with Mr. and Mrs. A. B. Strozier.

Mir.s Nell Cooper has returned from Houston, where she was the ruest of friends. Rev. and Mrs. A. E.

McGary he guests of relatives in Houston, but returned home. Mrs. Bama Branch has returned from Huntsville, where she visited her Mrs. J. W.

Thomason, Katie Louise and Valarie Thomason attended the ageant at the State Normal Col- ege. Mrs. Ruth Hill nf Waverley was a g-uest of Mrs. Mack Hill for several days. Mrs.

W. B. son, John, are visiting relatives, in Houston- Mrs. J. A.

Hill eji-tertained the vounger set with a dance Thursday evening, honoring Miss Elizabeth Washburn. her niece. Mrs. R- W. Hill left Tuesday to visit relatives in Houston and other points.

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