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'o THE ENQUIRER, CINCINNATI, SUNDAY, APRIL 26, 1914 SECTION FOUR 5 The Loving Andrews Company ad of Family Silver the June Weddings Fen refined taste and degance Compact Case containing Knives, Fade and Spoons Tea Sets Our designs are unusual and not found Particular attention given do culling de Crests and monograms upon Siren Correct Wedding Stationery Fourth Street, One hundred and seventeen, cast Mrs. Robert J. Hill, Mrs. Arthur E. Douglas a and Mrs.

Jones P. Stagg. A very enjoyable week-end party was spent at the Baugert residence, 4501 Mellwood avenue, Winton Place, in honor of the twenty-first birthday of Mr. Frank Baugert. The following members of the Lyric Club, were the guests of the parents: Mr.

and Mrs. John Baugert, M. A. Abel, R. T.

Bryson, John Donnelly, R. J. Engelhardt, Harold R. Haerr, E. W.

Jacobs, Gilbert Kuppin, Allen Link, Wm. Meyer, H. Miller, Jas. Pace, Alfred Ripley, Louis Steinborg, Howard Weber and Roland Stall. prise Saturday, tendered to Mr.

Arthur On evening, April 18, a sur Brickner at his home on Fischer place, the occasion being his birthday anniversary. Those present were: Misses Carrie Luella Hinkler, Olivia Schwegel, Josephine Miller, Helen Connor, Isabella Flannigan, Margaret Powell, Anna Stallo, Helen and Loretta Skinner, Rose Feely, Helen Shlanghner; Messrs. Arthur Brigger, Arthur Beese, Harry Day, Carl Hoerth, Louis Winters, Charles and Edwin Finch, Herbert Wuest, Arthur Brockmann, Earl and Albert Gaynor, Charles Sweeney, Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Brickner and Masters Harold and Joseph Brickner.

Mr. Otto Wentzel and Miss Alice A. King, of Price Hill, were married in the parsonage of Rev. T. W.

Barker, of Newport, January 14, 1914. Last Tuesday evening delightful surprise party' was tendered Mr. John P. Harbick, at his residence, No. 9 Byrd in honor of his eightieth birthday.

Those present were Rev. G. W. Bunton and wife, Dr. Simcox and wife, Mrs.

Goodwin, Mrs. Meehan, T. H. Carter and wife, Mrs. Williams, C.

T. Linfoot and wife, Mrs. Charles Wuster. J. P.

Harbick, Ed Lambert and wife, Master Robert Lambert. Mr. and Mrs. M. L.

Henderson, are in New York for a few weeks. While in New York, Mrs. Henderson will visit her brother and -sister-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. S.

W. Wilshire, Hawthorne avenue, East Orange. COVINGTON. Mr. and Mrs.

William Cunningham are taking trip to San Antonio, Texas. Friday, May 1, an old folk concert will given by the S. B. E. Society of the Christian Church, Mre.

Thomas Stevenson, Miss Luella Boyd and Miss Jeanie McKee attended the annual meeting of the State Federation of Woman's Clube, which met at Louisville last week. Mrs. W. R. Sandere, of the Colonial, was delegate to the National Convention of the Daughters of the Revolution, which met last week at Washington, D.

C. Mrs. Blauvelt, of Ft. Mitchell, was recently elected President of Kenton County Equal Franchise Association. Mrs.

W. 8. Giltner has held the Presidency for many years, and Mrs. Mary Ogle, at an affair in honor of Mrs. Giltner, gave a paper concetning the organization from Its inception, also gave recognition of the excellent work of the late President and her loyality and Adelity.

Mrs. George Washington, who has been spending the winter in Texas, is now the guest of Mrs. Kate Perry Mosher. One of the briiliant events of the past week was the closing reception and dance given by the Arcadian Club, of Covington, Wednesday evening. at the Walnut Hills Mansion.

Those present were: Meters, Robert B. Trame, John B. Blau. Fred H. Lange, E.

J. Brennan, C. Edwin Duhme, Edwin A. Von Hoene, John L. King.

B. Meterdirks, Harry Wiechelmann, R. C. Batte, Lowell Ludwig, Henry Hoppe, Fred F. Leurck, F.

Kroger, H. B. Wilson, Samuel Wright, E. H. Jackson, Blackburn, W.

F. Madden, Ellard B. Duane, Altred J. Rielag. Joseph Rielag.

Harry Gilligan, Julius J. Lou Remelin, Granville 8. Lawrence, William F. Cody. Ralph A.

Kattus, John P. Steffen, Frank X. IsphordIsphording, E. J. Bayison, Peters, AI ing.

Harry J. Welling, T. Corby, Harry Niemeyer, Charles Schaffeld, Ray McCarthy, Lawrence F. Wigger. Frank Hoerter, Arthur L.

Doyle, Edwin J. Kranz, Hugh McCann, J. T. Gerling. William A.

Kroger, John Klumpe, Fred Wilmes, Robert Zurbors. Misses Teresa Lutmer, Dorothy Trame, Virginia Trame, Aurelia Steltenkamp, Loretta McGill, Marie Duane, Camille Grote. Ruth Grober. Hazel Schleutker, Edna Elhoff, Luella Hoppe, Miss Kerkinghoff, Zelma Jacobs, Gene- How Ladies Improve Looks! ladies, old and young. suffer a round tortures with their nerves, and many are so frail, thin and bloodless, that their splendid features are lost sight of, while a vain attempt to conceal the angularity of the figure decelves no one but themselves and really excites the pity or ridicule of the world," said a well-known, largely employed practicing physician, in recent lecture at young ladies college.

do not mind exposing a little secret of mine to all such, It can do no harm and may result In much happiness and health. It 18 simply this: Any thin, bloodless, nerve-tortured man or woman. can become as fit as the fittest by taking regularly for. several months an easily obtained pharmaceutical product known by the profession and pharmacists as "threegrain, hypo-nuclane tablets, put up in sealed packages with directions for home use. P.

last week McKenney, with in her parente, Mr. and Mrs. W. Miss Margaret Greene, Newport. of Is the guest Mrs.

of Miss Sue Roberta, of Corre avenue. Lexington, pike, is William home Henry Buckner, of Lexington Carruthers from a visit with Mrs. T. P. in Ft.

Thomas, The concert society event of this week will be the Bush given by Mr. Arch Wilson, pupil of Foley, with Miss Mabelle Riggs as accompanist. in Miss Lucy Newhall, of Lexington pike, was Glee last week with the University Club. Mrs. T.

F. Stevenson, of Stevenson place, Is home from gay little vielt in Louisville, where she attended the Federation of Women's Clubs. Mr. and Mre. Carlton E.

Gardner, CovIngton, were the guests last week of Mrs. Gardner'6 mother, Mrs. Charles Cleek, of Lexington pike. Mr. and Mrs.

J. T. Norris, of Birmingham, are with relatives here and in Boone County. E. Connley and little daughter Evelyn, of Elm street, spent the week end with Mrs.

Connley's mother. Mrs. William Myers, W. Bellevue. Brell, of Covington.

was here last week for a visit with Mrs. M. L. Brell, of Lexington pike. Mrs.

George Crowell and children, of Drlanger road, are home from visit with Mrs. John Burneide in Covington, The Women's Club met on Tuesday with Mrs. Albert Price, of Lexington pike. A most delightful program was rendered, the papers of Dr. Wallingford, Mrs.

J. W. Mitchell, Mrs. C. C.

McCracken and Mrs. H. T. Childress deserving special mention. Mrs.

Harry Ryle, of Locuet street, the guest last week of her mother, Mrs. Kirkpatrick, in Burlington. Mrs. Carolyn Baker Slater, of Erlanger road, entertained on Thursday afternoon for the 0. 8.

Sewing Circle. Mr. and Mrs. Albert Brockman, of Upper Erlanger road, were In Dinmore Park last week for the birthday celebration of Mr. Brockman's mother, Mrs.

Harry Brockmat. Mr. and Mrs. John Teese and family, of Hulburt avenue, will remove to Walnut Hills for the spring and summer months. Mrs.

B. T. Pennington, of Crescent avenue, is in Greensboro, N. for the reception of Governor Cole Blease. Mr.

and Mrs. J. W. of Pleasant Ridge, Ohio, are visiting relatives here. Mrs.

Marie Gregory, of Newport News, vieiting friends here and in Boone County. Dr. and Mrs. John Eldridge, of Baltimore. are expected here to-morrow for a several weeks' visit.

NEWPORT. Miss Nannie Wright, who has been living several years abr ad, will leave for her home in this city next month. May 2 Mr. and Mrs. W.

F. Green will entertain the Newport Five Hundred Club, of which they are members, at their home in Avondale. Mrs. Reuben Miller and daughter, Mrs. Barton Rodgers, of Ft.

Thomas, will entertain In compliment to Mrs. Joseph Walker, of Birmingham, Ala. Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Spears are visiting in Virginia, stopping at Palmira, to visit Mr.

Spears's parents, also at Richmond. They will be the gueste of his sister, Mrs. Carter. After a short stay D. Old Point will Comfort, Newport, Washington, they be welcomed home.

Miss Florence Betz, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. William Betz, of Linden avenue, sailed last Tuesday from New York for a trip abroad. She expects to be gone about four months. She accompanied her uncle, Mr.

James Dudley, and aunt, Miss Mary Dudley, of Walnut Hills. Mrs. Harry Wadeworth was the hostess of the Highland Woman's Club Monday. The following members read papers: Mrs. Ella Baker, Mrs.

Curtis Taylor, Mrs. Hough and Mrs. Hundley. Mr. Charles Herrmann, of 29 West Thirteenth street, will leave Monday morning for Ordway, Crowley County, Colorado, Miss Bertha Menges, who spent her spring vacation with her parents.

Mr. and Mrs. Charles Menges, of Nelson place, has resumed her studies at St. Marys Episcopal College, at Burlington, N. DAYTON, KY.

Mrs. C. L. Leroy, wife of Police Judge R. Leroy, returned to her home on Dayton avenue, after spending several weeks in Moscow, Ohio.

Mrs. Jessie Behm, of Blue Creek, Ohio, is visiting her aunt, Mrs. C. J. Oursler, of Sixth avenue.

Mr. and Mrs. P. Maschinott entertained the Four Leaf Clover Euchre Club at their 'home on Fourth avenue, Wednesday. The guests were Mr.

and Mrs. F. Meyer, Mr. and Mrs. H.

Rutz, Mr. and Mrs. Keenon and Mr. and Mrs. Macchinott.

BELLEVUE, KY. Miss Jacks entertained Thureday with a six-o'clock dinner in honor of Miss Villa Stern, of Middletown, Ohio. Miss Mae Jacks, sister of the hostess, assisted in diepensing hospitality. The center of the table was decorated with sweet peas. Cards was indulged in during the evening, aud the prizes won by Miss Dorothy Liebenthal and Joe Pama.

Among the other guests were Misses Marguerite Hanna, Grace Terrill, Edythe Neilye Wicht. Velma Jacks, Anna Louisa Blinn and Villa Stern; Messrs. Walter Wilkerson, Harry Schlueter, Ralph Young, Junior Heisch, Dick Burns and Steward Casey, of Hyde Park. Mrs. John A.

Smith, of Ward avenue, has been called to New York on account of the illness of her brother, J. McGovern. HIGHLANDS. Mrs. William Barker, assisted by her daughter, Miss Caroline, delightfully entertained the curt Dwellers' Club on Tuesday, Mrs.

Wariner, of Covington, will entertain the Highland Women's Club on Monday, April 27. Mrs. Hall, of Lexington, is the guest of Mrs. Roberts, of Southgate avenue, Mr. J.

S. Cavanaugh has returned from Atlanta, where he has been spending the winter. Mrs. J. the Allen and children, of Deland, are guests of Mrs.

C. R. Cox, of Briad Clint. The Young People, of Christ Evangelical Church, are preparing for an evening of sketches, to be given at the church on the evenings of May 7 and Rev. Strohelin has returned from Middletown, Ohio.

where he attended the Young People's convention. Mrs. Tom Hardesty will entertain the Executive Committee of the Mothers and Teachers' Club on Tuesday, April 28, at her home on Highland avenue. The Ladies' Aid, of Christ Evangelical Church, will give coffee at the church on April 80. Mrs.

V. Guy was hostess to her embroidery club on Tuesday, Those present were Mrs. C. Duvan, Mrs. L.

Johnson, Mrs. Schneider, Mrs. J. Lindsey, Mrs. George Huber and Mrs.

C. Eppard, Mrs. Bronson and daughter, Mrs. Kennedy, of Oklahoma, are the guests of Mr. and Mrs.

W. R. Bond. Mrs. C.

J. Jackson, of Mt. Pleasant avenue, has returned after a pleasant visit with friends in New Richmond, Ohio. SOUTHGATE. Mrs.

Anna Simon has returned to her home in Cincinnati, after a pleasant visit with Mrs. Rhea Mayberry. Mrs. Joseph Jones was hostess to her Embroidery Club on Thursday. Mrs.

Harold was hostess to the Southgate Literary Club on April 25. Miss Caroline Southworth, of. Niles, is the guest of Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Alden.

The Swasticka Club entertained the ladies with a bowling party at Heidelberg on Tuesday evening. Miss Elizabeth Mayberry entertained number of friends with a dinner party at her home on April 19, Mrs. John Thornton and daughter, Mrs. Harry Ashbaugh have returned after a pleasant visit with friends in Norwood. FT.

THOMAS. Mra. J. R. Savage is entertaining her mother, Mrs.

McLoney, of Cynthiana, Ky. Mrs. Anna Reckner, of Ludlow, is the guest of Mrs. I. V.

Guy, of Sterling avenue. Mayme Graul, of Sterling, is visiting her aunt, Mrs. A. Chancy, of Chicago. Mre.

John Stewart, of Ashland, is the guest of Misses Lillian and Wilhelmina Southsate. Mra. Fred Hall entertained with 8 pretty noon luncheon Wednesday at her home on Villa place, followed by an afternoon of auction bridge. The guests were Mra. John Gregory, Miss Sadie Stewart, Mrs.

North, Miss Rita O' Shaughnessy, Mre. Harry Collinson, Miss Cassie Schriver and Mrs. Stanley Ashbrook. The prizes were won by Mrs. North and Miss Stewart.

Miss Martha Steckel was pleasantly surprised. by a number of friende at the home of her parents on Ft. Thomas avenue, Among the guests were Misses Louise Prentzel, Marcella Smith, Mary Donelan, Corinne Halton, Antolnette Frentzel, Blanche Blonhoft, Loretta Hushand, Carrie Franklin, Freda Steckie and Marie Smith; Carl Carf, Charles Smith, Harry Steckle, Norman Haskings, Paul: Arata, John Buering, Robert Rueff; Joseph Schuh, Howard Paul, Dan Donelan, Arthur Smith, Wm. Steckle and Raymond Kline. MASON.

Mrs. Morton Stahl entertained a company of friends at her home last Friday afternoon. Buchre was the diversion for the guests. After cards, the hostees served a delicious luncheon on the card tables to her guests, who were Mrs. Theodore Hageman, Mrs.

William Aunker, Mrs. Robert L. Bundy, Mrs. William H. Worker, Mrs.

John W. Lowe, Mrs. William Reppert, of Norwood, Ohio; Mrs. Ben Welton, Mrs. William Thacker, Mrs.

Lee Mrs. Calvin W. Quinby, Mrs. Arbaugh, of Troy, Ohio; Mra. Robert Gutermuth, Mrs.

Charles J. Waggoner, of Lebanon, Ohio; Mrs. James Wiggins, Mrs. Winifred Borck, Miss Brendalee Randall, Mr. and Mrs.

Edward I. Keltner and don Marion. Mrs. Mary Vorhia. Mra.

Elizabeth vorhis autoed to Monroe, Ohio, Sunday and were Morrison. dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Lewie The Five Hundred Club members assembled at the home of Mrs. L.

Dunn Monday afternoon to enjoy their regular fortnightly meeting. Those present were Mrs. John Lowe, Mrs. William H. Mosher, Mrs.

Robert L. Bundy, Mrs. Theodore Hageman and Mrs. Morton Stahl. William W.

Wikoft, of Maysville, spent few days the frat of the week with his brother, Marion C. Wikoff, and family. Mr. and Mrs. G.

Dallas Thompson, after winter spent in Southern Florida, returned home Tuesday. Mr. and Mrs. Clem Bowyer, of. South Lebanon, Ohio, and Mr.

and Mrs. J. G. Lowe were guests at dinner Sunday of Mr. and Mrs.

James Bercaw. Mrs. Augueta Hilstern, of Marion, Ohio, was the week-end guest of Mrs. F. E.

Sausser and other friends. Mrs. J. Lee Thompson WAS hostess to the Ladles Aid of the M. E.

Church last Wednesday afternoon at her home. Miss Florence Van Dyke, of Milford, Ohio, was the over-Sunday guest of her parents, Dr. Mr. and Mrs. J.

Marshall Van Dyke. Mrs. James Bercaw left Wednesday for Paris. 111., where they will be guests of Mr. Bercaw's brother, McLain and wife.

En route home they will spend several days Martineville, Ind. Mrs. Wellington S. Bowyer spent Wednesday at Batavia, Ohio, the guest of her aunt, Mrs. Hutchinson.

Mrs. Charles J. Waggoner and daughters. Alice Catherine and Mary Anita, of Lebanon, Ohio, are guests of Mr. and Mrs.

Ben D. Welton Wednesday. MT. AUBURN. An evening of operatic arias was given at the Cincinnati Conservatory of Music by the pupils of John A.

Hoffman, Dr, Fery Lulek and Miss Frances Moses on Friday evening. Each number was rendered with artistic and pleasing effect, with orchestral accompaniment under the direction of Signor Pier Adolfo Tirindelli. Under the auspices of the women's societies of the Mt. Auburn Presbyterian Church a rummage sale will be held in the lecture room of this church on Tuesday of this week. A delightful musical program, arranged by Miss Oswald, Chairman of of the AuxIliary of the Three Arts Club, was given at the clubhouse on Saturday afternoon for Its members.

On the same afternoon plans were completed for the May -fete which the girls will give for the benefit of their organization. Mrs. Buck, of New Canaan, Conn, who has been making an extended visit with her sister, Mrs. Emilh Elliott, of Huntington place. will return to her home on Monday of this week, Mrs.

Howe and daugher Elizabeth, of Norfolk, who have been the guests of Mrs. Howe' mother, Mrs. Oldham, of Auburn avenue, Mrs. Dr. Joseph who has been traveling In the South with friends, is expected back at her home on Mt.

Auburn to-day. Mrs. Byrne, of Maysville, the guest of Miss Oldham, of Auburn avenue, will return to her home this week. CLIFTON. Mr.

and Mrs. Albert Morrill have as their guest Mrs. Edwards, the charming sister of Mr. Morrill. Miss Edna Elhott entertained with very pretty, luncheon followed by cards for Miss Edna Mae Dickmeier, who, on Tuesday, came the bride of Mr.

M. J. Sherman, lumbus, Ohio. The guests were Misses Grace Jones, Bessie Boland, Camille Brumleve, Charlotte Montgomery, Lillian Maloney and Etta O' Hara. Miss Louisa Hosea is In Charleston, W.

enjoying a visit with Miss Lavina Proctor. Before returning home Miss Hosea will visit Newport News and Washington, D. C. Mr. Andreas Burkhardt returned last week from Denver, where he spent the Easter holidays with Mre, Burkhardt and daughter, Virginia.

Mrs. Burkhardt expects to return home in May. Mrs. Kemper entertained with an auction bridge tournament Monday afternoon. The prizes were won by Mrs.

M. Brown, Mrs. John Walters, Mrs. Howard Saxby and Mrs. Charles Resor.

At the tables were Mrs. Jonn Blair, Mrs. Charles Resor, 'Mra. Sam Ferris, Mrs. C.

Webb, Mrs. Walton, Mrs. Quigley, Mrs. Munson Marshall, L. Brown, Mrs.

C. W. Loughead, Mra. J. N.

Tucker, Mrs. Daniel Wilson, Mra. Keefe, Mrs. Charles Roth, Mra. Stanley Orr and Miss Day.

Mr. and Mrs. 0, McCloaky were weekend guests of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Quigley, of Ft.

Mitchell, Ky. O. J. Renner is in Washington attending the D. A.

R. Congress. At ite conclusion she will visit in Philadelphia and later will visit her two daughters. Misses Carolyn and Martha Renner, at Wellesley College. Mr.

John B. Finn, accompanied by his daughMissy Celia, and Miss Freda Bodemer, sailed last week on the steamer George Washington for a several months tour of Europe. Miss Anna Jane Fritz, who has been spending a few weeks with her father. has returned to the Sacred Heart Convent. Mies Loretta and Miss Marie Voss entertained for Miss Pauline Burghelm, whose marriage to Mr.

William Lord will occur during the early summer, Mrs. T. R. Rifenbeck entertained with auoton bridge Monday afternoon in honor of her guest, Mra. Farrington, of Terre.

Haute, Ind. The guests 1 Mrs. Farrington, Mra. A Whittacre, W. H.

Forwood, Mrs. CarothMrs. Mrs. J. W.

Goaline. Michie, WIII Divine, Mrs. Francis, Mrs. Fennemann. Mra.

Ford, Mrs. I. Wrenn, Mra. Bimpson, Mrs. Roberts, Mias Lida Whittacre and Miss Henrietta Pape.

Mrs. J. G. Jung will entertain next Friday with luncheon and cards. Mrs.

Farrington, of Terre Haute, guest of Mrs. T. Rifenbeck. Miss Letitia Clet entertained with a luncheon for her charming guest, Miss Eleanor Scaife, of Sewickly, Penn. AVONDALE.

Mrs. Louis Henley spending a few weeks in Atlantic City. Mrs. Julius Bernheim and children, who have been the guests of Mrs. Bernheim's grandmother, Mrs.

Fanny Strauss, of 740 South Crescent avenue, left Tuesday for their home in New York. Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Mack have returned from two weeks stay at French Lick Springs. Mr.

and Mrs. Joseph Theobald are spending few days with relatives in Toledo. Mr. and Mra. Edward Heinsheimer turned Wedneeday "from New York.

Mr. and Mrs. Jack Goldsmith are spending few Maurice Atlantio. City. Mr.

and Mrs. J. Freiberg entertained the past week at their residence on Alaska avenue 10 honor of their wedding anniversary. Mr. and Mrs.

Eli Joseph have returned to their home in New York after spending week with reintives hare, The wedding of Miss Hazel Wise, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Sol Wise. of South Crescent avenue, took place Monday evening to Mr. Arthur Spiegel.

They left to spend their honeymoon in the East. Mrs. Gordon Rele is spending few weeks In Atlantic City. Samuel Strauss has returned from visit with her sister. Mr.

and Mrs. Weiskopf and daughter have gone for a three months' tour in Europe. Mr. and Mrs. Julius Stein, who have been the guests of Mrs.

Stein's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Louis Rosin, have departed for their home in Meadville, Penn, Mr. and Mrs. T.

H. Noonan have returned from Atlantic city, Mr. and Mrs. Edward Hart are home from visit with their daughter in New York. Mre.

Adolph Klein has returned from delightful visit with relatives in Newcastle, Indiana. Mr. and Mrs. Frank H. Ballmann are recelving congratulations on the arrival of son.

WALNUT HILLS. Mrs. Martin Dumler entertained the Dickens Club Thursday. A dainty luncheon was enjoyed at noon. Those seated at the table were Mrs.

J. O. McClosky, Mrs. Francis, Mrs. McIvor, Mra.

Wallace, Mrs. Graham and Miss Henrietta Pape. Mrs. Charles Iliff returned this week from delightful visit at her old home in Edwardsville, Ind, Mrs. Belle Armstrong, of Newtown, was visiting relatives week.

Miss Ethel Jokers entertained Monday evening with a dance at the Hotel Alms in honor of Mrs. Valentine Barker (Garnet Kraemer), one of this season's brides. Miss Irma Buntman assisted in receiving the guests. They included Mr. and Mra.

Barker, Mr. and Mrs. Herman Ditmar, Mr. and Mrs. Leonard WEleke, Mr.

and Mrs. Harry Knight, Mr. and Mrs. Tuke, Mr. and Mrs.

R. Jones, Mr. and Mrs. M. E.

Malsh, Mr. and Mrs. Fuerzing, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Rothmiller, Mr.

and Mrs. Edward Knauft, Misses Ethel Tie.sese, Irma Buhrman, Loro Marquette. Else Bardes, Clara Noell, Catherine Barr, Edna Pape, Jcan Bardes, Matilda Gerting, Margaret Runyan, Margaret Glassman, Rose Taylor, Olive Koehler, Inez James, Hazel Rogers, Annettl Navara, Amy Hattersley, Margaret Kite, Isabelle Hannaford, Louise Mulvihill, Sue Ferger, Edna Hecker, Laura Heltmeyer, Bell Hecker, Corrine Barr and Ruby Kraemer, Meesrs. Harold Terrel, Ben Busmann. Yetter, Bob Gilmore, Herbert Sammett, Ralph Crothers, Bert Gale, Alber: Muenzenmeir, Harry Bode, Arthur Batsner, P.

Claypole, Albert Newbigging, Rodger Ferger, William Schmiddke, Milner Little, Irwin Atlen, H. Hamer, Lorentz Lemper, Bert Stans. berry, Clinton Wunker, George Ebersole, Ellott Ott, Bud Cox, Nelson Peck, Bob Schlenck, Harry Hughes, Carl Becker, E.lard Duane, C. Werk, Parker KIll, Jack Bailey, Edgar Clyde, Rotert Malsch and Dan Mrs. Mary Levi celebrated her birthday anniversary this week.

Among the guests who called were: Mrs. Ines Hopkins, Mrs. Martha Nurse, Mrs. Fizzie Totten, Mrs. Lida Hackett, Mrs.

Florence Hacker, Mrs. Jennie Snook, Mra. Sally Gavalt, Mrs: Susan Wasson, Mrs. Gibbs, Mrs. Frances Adams, Mrs.

Eva Osoorn, Mrs. Hannah Nurse, Mrs. Anna Dunn. Mrs. Nettie Mrs.

Welsh, Mrs. Emma Crane, Mrs. Lizzie Little, Caroline Dunn, Mrs. Emma Crane, Mrs. Don Welsch.

Mrs. Frank We sch, Miss Nel ie Burke, Miss: Lida Levi. Mr. Nathan Trump and Mr. Henry Sturts.

Dr. and Mrs. Lincoln Phillips have taken possession of their beautiful new home on Park avenue. Mrs. Walter Burke entertained with fivehundred party Tuesday.

The rooms were and artistically decorated in shaded pink carnations ferns, yellow and white were the colors in was the dining room, where a dainty lunc eon served at 4:30. The guests were: Mrs. Walling, of New York; Mrs. F. A.

Healy, Joe Scallen, Mra. Thomas Hogan, Mrs. Stephen Kerr, Mrs. Wentworth Mrs. Cr Gruener: Prizes Scallan.

were won by Mrs. Hogan and Mra. Gladys A. Sadler, of the Crescent, Wal- nut Hills. save very delightful farewell party in honor of Miss Lillian V.

Weist, who left for Hooper. Neb. last Monday for a stay of three or four months. PRICE HILL. The Price Hill History Club met Wednesday afternoon with Mrs.

W. S. Locke. Mrs. Harry Ahlers and sister, Miss Lillian Williams, have returned home from St.

Petersburg, Fla. The Plymouth Dramatic Club will give the comedy, Bungalow. next Tuesday evening and Friday evening, in the auditorium of the Congregational Church, Under the auspices of the Woman's Guild, of the Church of the Nativity, the three sketches, "'Trouble at 4. Daughter-in-Law' and A Fond Delusion, will be given next Wednesday evening in the parish house for the benefit of the guild. In addition to the sketches vocal selections will be given by Miss Camilla Von and Miss Parthenta Osthot.

Dancing will be a social feature at the close of the program. SAYLER PARK, DELHI, FERNB'K. Miss Margaret Trautman, of Upper Delhi, entertained with a six-o clock dinner in honor of the birthday anniversary of Miss Beatrix Williams, who is her guest. Covers were laid for the following: Misses Emelia Ruppert. Celia Mesch, Clair Murphy, Cora Phearson, Lina Lodwick, Lenora Deppeller, Grace and Eva Zehy, Bertha and Lucille Schlotman, Leona and Agnes Schwartz, Clara Schuman, Edith Fetcke, Stella Whiting, Frances Radcliff, Stella Harper, Vivian Nordhoff, Mrs.

William Haberer, Mrs. Frank Schuman and Mrs. Ferd Feiske and Miss Pearl West, of Cleves. Mr. and Mrs.

Ed Schuman and son Leonard, of Delhi, were the guests of Mrs. E. W. Sawtelle and Mrs. Fred Schuman, of Bond Hill, last Wednesday.

Mr. and Mrs. William Barth entertained last week in honor of Mr. Barth' birthday anniversary. Those enjoying their hospitality were Mr.

and Mrs. Jacob Barth, Mr. and airs. Jesse Clarke, Mr. and Mrs.

Thresh MeAvoy, Messrs. Robert Franklin and Carl Barth, Ralph Clarke, Misses Edna and Mabel Clarke end Helen Barth. Mrs. George Snider, of Fernbank. entertained the members of her embroidery club very delightfully Tuesday afternoon.

Miss Florence Hinchman, of Fernbank, left last week for Pottsville, for the spring months. Mrs. Fanny Williams and daughter Clarinda. and Lucille, of Hartwell, and Miss Sarah E. Williams, of Walnut Hills, were the gueste of Mrs.

Joseph Trautman, of Delhi, over Sunday. Miss Evelyn Stone, of Delhi, entertained Miss Regina Perry, of West Irwin, last week. Mrs. 8. B.

Hornaday, of Sayler Park. spent the week end with relatives in Rising Sun, Indiana. Miss Flora M. Bell, of Sayler Park, assisted by her sister, Miss Margery Bell, is preparing for a piano recital, which will be given Saturday afternoon at her residence. Mr.

and Mrs. Clarence Lavery and son Roger, who have been the guests of Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Hurd, of Delhi, the past two months, have taken up their residence in Hyde Park for the summer. Mrs.

Thomas Kite, of Delhi, enjoying trip to Washington, D. and Buffalo, N. Y. Mr. and Mrs.

Edward Terrill and children. of Erlanger, were the guests of their parents, Mr. and Mrs. W. L.

Kayser, of Sayler Park, last week. Mrs. John Brater, of Upper Delhi, entertained the members of the Sewing Society Wednesday, with a noon luncheon. Among her guests were Mrs. C.

Ott, Mrs. Browne, Mrs. Kaufman, Mre. Meeks, Mrs. J.

F. Nickoson, Mrs. J. A. Barth, Mrs.

Pearl West, Mrs. Nieman, Mrs. Mont Laycock, Mrs. Cliff. The Woman's Fortnightly Reading Club, of Sayler Park, held their regular meeting at the lecture room Wednesday afternoon.

Miss Lulu Yater, of Cincinnati, was the guest of Mre. Walter Calloway, of Sayler Park, last week. Mrs. Frank Kumpel, of Sayler Park. Thurs- was hostess to the Harmony Euchre Club day afternoon.

ADDYSTON. Mrs. Robert Taylor entertained with a children's party Monday in honor of the birthday anniversary of her daughter Alice. The following maids and masters were present: Anna Bell Annes, Eda Propst, Mabel and Pearl Agee, Lillian and Bud Hutchinson, Mary Ferguson and Gertrude Wells, of Riverside: Ruth Snider, Will Snider, Myrtle Sprank, Ida Gullion, Gladys Kirk, Hattie May Boggs, Neoma Fulton, Myrtle Callhan, Willie Norman Miller, George Ferkins, Pansy McDonald, Hazel Lacy, George and Irwin McGill, Dorothy West, Alice Hay, Walter White, Margaret Sulzer. Janet and Donald Richards, Edward and Mary Elizabeth Baker, Willie Propst, Howard Hoaglin, Howard Boltz, Hazel Taylor, Mrs.

Alfred Richards, Mre. Lewis Propst and Mrs. Harry West. Mr. and Mrs.

R. Nichols entertained Sunday for the pleasure of Mr. and Harry Stoneking and Dorothy and Edna Stoneking and Miss Helen Dolly. of Walnut Hills, and Mr. Charles Fisher and Mr.

Will Hendriks, of Cincinnati; Mr. and Mrs. Perry Stoneking, Miss May Smaltz, Mr. Bert Smaltz and Mies Marie Nicholas. of Sekitan.

Mr. Mra. John Willson. Mr. Henry ButAnger and Miss Catharine Benjamin, of Mt.

Auburn, were guests Sunday of Mr. and Mrs. James Benjamin. Mrs. Jasper Herron, of Carleton, guest of Mr.

and Mrs. James McLaughiin. Minses Elizabeth and. Pearl Hancock were guests Sunday of Mr. and Mrs.

Ed Hancock, of Mt. Nebo. The engagement is announced of Miss Lessie Vernon Fury and Mr. Fred David Wilison, the marriage to take place in the near future. Mrs.

Albert Jones had as guest the past week Mr. and Mrs. John Brunswick, of and Mrs. May Noppert, or Delhi. Mr.

and Mrs. Richard entertained Mr. and Mrs. H. L.

Meek and son Norvill, of Mt. Auburn, Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Jacob Gleger and children.

Norma and Virgil, of Price guests Sunday of Mr. and Mrs. Elbridge Kelch. Mra. C.

M. Semler returns to her home in Pittsburg. this week after having spent delightful fortnight with her mother. Mrs. William Ryon.

NORTH BEND. Among the surprise weddings of the season was that of Miss Edna Ruby and Mr. Eiste Morris, both of this place, who were quietly married on last Monday at Covington, and also of Miss Callie Bauer, very popular young lady of this place, and Mr. Chester Smith, of Sedamsville, who surprised their many friends by announcing their marriage which took place some time ago. The young couple have gone to housekeeping on Washington avenue.

Mr. and Mrs. Charles Schrader, of Smithboro, are having pleasant visit with Mrs. Schrader's mother, Mrs. Harriett Hayes.

The Wednesday Evening Euchre Club WAS entertained the past week by Miss Effie Moore, The prizes were awarded Mrs. B. P. Sheridan and Miss May Becker. Mrs.

W. Gleason and sons were entertained on last Thursday by her sister, Mrs. William Bump, of Riverside, Ohio, The following were among the number who attended the military inspection and regimental hop at the Armory, In Cincinnati, on Wednesday evening of the past week: Mr. and Mrs. B.

P. Sheridan, Mr. and Mra. D. E.

Gleason, Mr. and Mre. William Jorg, Mr. and Mrs. W.

V. eason, Mrs. L. Hopping, Mra. George Ross, Mr.

T. F. Mahoney, Mr. Ed Bixenstine, Mr. T.

Gleason, Mr. B. T. Fangeman, Leo Mr. Joe Blank, Miss Mr.

Frank Fangeman, Mr. Steele, Marie Mitchell, Mr. Gus Bauer, Mr. Raymond William and Clarence Myers, Mr. John and Maurer, Mr.

Frank Franz, Mr. Leonard Maurer and others. CLEVES. A social affair of last week was the miscellaneous shower given on Thursday evening by Mrs. George Caine and Miss Maude Caine at the home of the former on Cleves avenue for Miss Mabel Souders, bride-elect of Mr.

John Miss Souders was the recipient of many pretty and useful gifts, which in the future will serve as reminders of many friends who were absent, as well 88 the following ones who were present: Mrs. A. W. Hayes, of North Bend; Misses Elsie and Adeline Linden, of Aurora. Hoover, of Newport, Else and Margaretta Voddi, of Mra.

Bellevue, Robert Tressier, Nan Hopping, of Harrison; of Cincinnati: Miss Hopping, Earl of Whitewater; Mrs. Aifred Wood, Mrs. Crow, Mrs. Jarvis Hayes, Mrs. Howard Crow.

Mrs. Edward Bogart, Mrs. George Landon, Mrs. Sallie Harrell, Mrs. Philip Souders, Mrs.

Fred Ireland, Edward McDonald, Mrs. Clifford Dick. Mrs. Ed Hotner, Mra. Harry Bakley, Mrs.

George Davis. Mrs. William Sonnenday: Misses Lula Gutzwiller, Louise Meek, Maud Chandler, Dora Sonnenday, Hazel Dick, Olive Short, Anna Hayes, Catherine Cronin, Kathryn Hayes, Moore, Mildred Marriott, Rose Fisher, Eunice Guard, Mabel Maude McIntyre, Hazel McKinney, Mary Matson, Hayes, Ella Souders, Lottie Rider, Minnie Engelbrecht, Ethel Trautman. Addle Winters, Hilda Hickendorn, Emma Mueller, Mina Rittenhouse, Ruth Struble and Rose Ensminger, of Cleves. Miss Souders and Merrilees were married Tuesday evening at the home of Mr.

and Mrs. Robert Tressler, in Rev. E. T. Waring, of the Cleves M.

E. Church, officiating. They have gone to housekeeping in a cosily furnished home on Miami a avenue, accompanied by the best wishes of legion of friends. Mrs. Wm.

Harrell and Miss. Edna Jones, of Northelde, spent Thursday with Mrs. William Jones. Dora Sonnenday was the week-end guest of Mrs. Trickey, of Laurel, Ind.

Mrs. C. R. Boddy, of Carlsbad, N. and Mr.

Charles Borgman, of Cincinnati, were guests during the past. week of Mr. and Mra. C. F.

Konradi, of Symmes avenue. the The many friends 1912 of the bride who spent summer of here as the guest of her aunt and uncle, Mr. and Mrs. Martin Garrity. will be pleased to hear the following announcement: "Mrs.

Margaret McNally announces the marriage of her daughter, Mary Bather, to Mr. April 15, Matthew 1914, Charles Philadelphia. Lamb, on Wednesday, At home after May 1, 256 Railroad street, Coatesville, Penn. Misses Irene Kumpf of Delhi, Helen and Gertrude Gleason of North Bend, Hazel. Hanlon, Hazel Yancey, Palmer, Evelyn Miss Hey, Lola Laura Selbel Matson and Ruth Meler surprised at her home on Miami avenue Tuesday evening.

In honor of her fitteenth birthday anniversary. Mrs. Sallie Harrell was hostess to the Wom- IRWIN'S- IRWIN'S- IR WIN'S IRWIN'SCINCINNATI'S GREATEST SUIT A most remarkable presentation of choicest models in $30 Suits $20 $25 Suits $12.75 Nearly 300 of the best Suit values we have seen this season are included in this lucky purchase. Actual $20, $25 and $30 garments are included in this great lot of Poplins, Crepes, Serges, Russian Cords, Fancy Bedfords and Granite Weaves, in the season's desirable high shades as well as subdued colorings. Every Suit in the entire offering is a wonderful bargain at $12.75.

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35,37 39 W. 5th St. -IRWIN'S -IRWIN'S an's Club on Wednesday afternoon. Responses to roll call were "'Isaiah." The papers were: "Gift-Giving Etiquette and Hospitality' by Mrs. Ingersoil: "Pagan Religion in the United States," Mrs.

Dennis Gleason; "Utah and the Mrs. Nowlin. The members present were Mrs. D. E.

Gleason, Mrs. Clifford Dick, Mrs. Tyler Gleason, Mrs. Richard Flowers, Mrs. Edward Huffman, Mrs.

Frank Ingram, Mrs. Gilbert Rogers, Mrs. William Sonnenday, Mrs. Nowlin. Mrs.

Stanley Struble, J. S. Ingersoll and Miss Carrie Struble. The next meeting of tho club will be next Friday with Mrs. Gilbert Rogers, of Cleves vieve Poor, Hortente Palm, Mabel Whipper, Dorothy Ast, Adele Herschede, Hazel Rodgers, Mercedes Rielag, Florence Semrad, Ethel Sudhoff, Kathleen Renvekamp, Gertrude Franriter, Mary Murphy, Lillian Stein, Beatrice Rodgers, Rebia Pryor, Nettle Matilda Gerl.ng.

Amelia Cody, Carmen Ebelhardt, Martha Alice Ebelhardt, Rose Selzer, Stella Quigley, Elizabeth Johnson, B. Huller, Mary Hoppenjan, Stella Kimman, Barbara Gunklach, Mary Keating. Stella Schulte, Clara Schulte, Camille Brumlave, Mr. and Mrs. William T.

Spalding. Mr. and Mra. Wiechelmann, Mr. and Mrs.

George E. Phillips, Mr. and Mre. Louis J. Tuke, Mr.

and Mra. R. Stanley Bachmeyer and Mr. and Mra Leo J. Overman.

very laudable project has been undertaken by several persons to secure money for the scholarship of a girl in the Kentucky mountains. To. carry out this noble project stereopticon view will be shown at Guild Hall, Trinity, May 1. The first, picture will reprasent 'The Early Days in Kentucky, with brief talk. The second part will be "Birds of Kentucky and What Part They Play In Our Lives." Tie entertainment under the supervision of several young girls of the church.

Mrs. Charles Firth and Miss Pearl Carpenter attended the State Federation of Woman's Clubs, which met last week in Louisville. Mrs. R. C.

Stewart and daughtens, Misses Jessie and Elsie, have returned from an extensive trip to California. Miss Mildred Robertson, of the Marzella, visiting relatives at the Battle Kentucky Creek, Card Mich. Club, The members of of which Mrs. North, formerly of this city, NOW of College Hill, a member, will entertain the club April 30 at the home of her aunt, Mrs. Henry Meyers, of Avondale.

LUDLOW. Miss Edith Graf, of Elm street, entertained a few friends on Thursday evening in honor of Mr. O. H. Buchanan, of Dayton, Ohio, who spending a few days with friends In this city.

Her guests were Misses Viola Webber, Louise Kabitch, Ruth Falk, Ethel Christ, Ethel Stark, Blanche Petty, Mesars. H. Buchanan, Colbert, C. Kornegay, McCarty, 8. Hankins, M.

Hankins, C. Webber, Miss Edith Graf and Mr. and Mrs. Fred Graf. Mrs.

Edward Bohanon, of Elm street, is the guest of relatives in Memphis, Tenn. Mrs. G. G. Brooks, of West Oak street, visiting her parents, Mr.

and Mrs. G. L. Peffer, of Somerset, Ky. Mr.

and Mrs. Thomas Guthrie returned to their home at after pleasant visit with Mrs. Mary Rule, of Euclid avenue. Mr. O.

H. Buchanan, of Dayton, Ohio, spent the week-end with friends in Ludlow. Miss Dorothy Maher, of Elm street, has returned home after spending the past week in Danville, Ky. Mr. Sidney Wagenhall, of Detroit, is the guest of friends.

Mrs. E. L. Taviin entertained the Women's Home and Foreign Missionary Society of the First Preebyterian Church on Friday afternoon at her residence on Oak street. LATONIA.

Mrs. George Ray, of Church avenue, entertained the members of her card club at her home Saturday evening. Her guests ineluded Meeers. and Mesdames George Rothert, Burt Hendrixon, Philip G. Harten, M.

0. Parker and their guests, Mrs. Sudie Fitch and daughter, Miss Nellie Clyde Fitch, of Avondale, Miss Alma Harten and Mr. Paul Beck. Miss Bess Deupree will entertain the members of her sewing club at, her home in Dinmore Park Monday evening.

Mise Martha Owen, of Park avenue, had her guest Miss Rosa Dee Chandler, of Cynthiana, Ky. Miss Mildred, Myers, of Washington avenue, entertained Saturday afternoon at her home. Her guests included Misses Levina Carroll, Minnie Spencer, Anna Vernon Cardwell, Florence Stith. Lilly Knight, Rose Lee and Sue Mae Carlton. Miss Phillis Nippert, of Dinmore Park, is viaiting Miss Birdie Lucas in Lexington, Ky.

Mr. and Mrs. Hayden Seale, formerly Miss Ethel Luzader, of Latonia, who have been residing in Covington, expect to remove shortly to their new home on Maple avenue. Miss. Josephine Shoborg, of Decoursey avenue, entertained informally at her home Saturday evening, the occasion be.ng her nineteenth birthday anniversary.

The young people who enjoyed the evening with their hostess were Misses Lillian Stratman, Lena Hoffman, Henrietta King. Nettle Holtman and Loretta Stratman; Messrs. Mertle Whalen, John Gerwe, Henry Frantmah, Harry Meler, John Rebechew and Fred Healing. Mrs. R.

who has been visiting her father, Mr. Owen, and tamils, 01 Park avenue, left the first part of the week for where she Joined her husband; who is there on business, and they will return to their home in New York City. Mrs. Phillip. Harten, of Dinmore Park, has returned home from visit with her aunt, Mrs.

B. Hebard, of Chicago, Ill, Mrs. George Smith's guests, Mr. and Mrs. John W.

May, left the latter part. of the week for Lexington, where they expect to make a lengthy vialt. Mrs. Georgia Coleman, of Dinmore Fark: Mrs. Allen Schlapp and young son, of Washington avenue, have returned home from short visit with relatives in Bouthern Kentucky.

Miss Lillian liston, of Jefferson place, As her guest Miss Stella Ross, of Elliston Station, Ky. ERLANGER. Mre. George Schoeptel entertained on Thursday with a very attractive luncheon and auction bridge party. Covers were laid for Mesdames Alonzo A.

Shearer, Oweg6 Rogers, Richard H. Rauson, Henry F. Childress, Wil11am M. Covey. Edward B.

Terrill, Philip Earle Blackerby, Edwin 'T. Gale and Misses Ella Taliaterro and Helen Mae Schoeptel. Mrs. John William Tallaterro, of Division street, spent part of last week with Mrs. George H.

Howland In Hyde Park. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Squir, of Commonwealth avenue, have for their guest their daughter, Mrs. Stephen Noland, and little son Robert, of Nicholasville.

Mr. and Mrs. Lynn, Gurney, of Upper Drlanger road, gave very pretty dinner on Tuesday evening, the affair being in honor of the nth wedding anniversary of Mt. and Charles White Gurney CAr Southside, Miss Alma Wurzelbacher was the recipient of a clever surprise tendered by her classmates Saturday evening at her home on the Harrison pike. Those present were Misses Nellie, Anna and Estella Ruts, Alma and Amanda Springmyer, 7dna and Katherine Uhimann, Marguerite and Gladys Riggs, Anna Kuhn, Edith Schaumloeffel, Hildegard Wurzelbacher; Messrs, Herbert Keeling, Frank Bommer.

Clifford Greiser, Otto Bobe, Ralph Schaumloeffel, Ralph Schlencker, Arthur. Uplmann, Harry Rutz, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Uhimann, Mr. and Mrs.

Peter Wurselbacher. Games and music were the pastimes of the evening. Mr. and Mrs. William Sticksel, were guests over Sunday of Mr.

and Mrs. Waiter McIntyre and daughter Mabel, of Cleves. Mr. and Mrs. Ora Kelsey, of Norwood, Oblo, were entertained Sunday by Mr.

and Mrs. George Hill. Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Markland and children.

Rose and Charles. of Cleves, were recent guests of Mr. and Mrs. J. R.

Markland, Miss Maude Steele was a guest the past week of Miss Mamie Williamson, of Miami. Mr. and Mrs. John Gets were entertained Sunday by Mr. and Mra.

Lawrence Anderson, de Bridgetown. Mrs. Michael Rybolt, of West wood, spent Wednesday afternoon the guest of Mrs. J. R.

Markland. Mr. and Mrs. Chris Flinchpaugh and Mr. and Mrs.

A. E. Verley and daughter Viclet were recent visitors of Mr. and Mrs. Charics Flinchpaugh and family, of Miami, Mrs.

Scott Hearn, of Westwood, spent Wednesday afternoon with Mra. M. M. Hayes. Mrs.

Josephine Springmyer has had as her guest the past week her brother, Mr. John Hearn, of Elizabethtown, Ohio. The South Avenue Literary Society met Thursday evening at South Avenue Hall. Mr. and Mrs.

Fred Welkel and daughter are now at the home of the latter' a parents, Mr. and Mrs. P. L. Mann.

avenue. MIAMI HEIGHTS. HARRISON. Miss Zetta Huber was the guest of Miss Alta McKinney, of Norwood, last Sunday. Miss Stella O' Rourke, of Cincinnati, the guest last week of her parents, Mr.

and Mrs. Thomas O' Rourke, Mrs. Angie McCauly has returned home from visit with her sister, Mrs. Hattie Orr, of Norwood, Ohio. On Thursday evening the C.

K. of A. gave euchre and dance In City Hall. The prizes were awarded to Mrs. Ernest Rechenbach, Miss Nellie Curran, Miss Barbara Miller, Miss Josephine Miller, Mre.

A. M. Turrell, Mrs. Wm. Winkley, Wm.

Otto, Aloyaius Viel, George Brown, Caleb Simonson and M. Turrell. Consolation prizes went to Mrs. Annie Knepfle and Peter Miller, Mrs. WIll Hunt, assisted by Mrs.

Jacob Schott, Mrs. Wm. Kuhlman and Mrs. Wm. tax Messick, tea.

The entertained Thureday afternoon with guests were Mesdames J. G. Francis, Atwood Perrine, T. P. Plerce, C.

B. Kieter, Buckley, W. Wm. N. Watts, Herst, M.

Campbell, Ed R. Bowlby, C. Hawk, Anna Alexander, J. Kuhlman, Edward Cameron, Loos. Wm.

Wm. Baughman, Joseph Crets, Lee Mortashea. George McClure, R. P. English, C.

H. Roudebush and Tena Human, Pearl Perrine, Misses Pearl. Gussie Creta, Minnie Hawk. Hobson and Alta Mrs. George Myers, of Mr.

and Mrs. John Delhi, Long. last visited week. her parents, Mre. C.

F. Bauer returned home from visit with her Mrs. Friday aunt. Harriet Rogers, Mra. Karl and daughter, of Chicago, Little, of Westwood, was the guest week.

of her mother, Mrs. Tebba. last The Advance Club met Friday W. Mrs. N.

R. Hirst. Bowlby, who was assisted by Mrs. afternoon with discussion The program consisted of Against by the club on the subjects, "CruCountry Vice" and ossibilities of sade Buckley and instrumental music by by Mrs. Miss C.

Janet B. readings Tebbe. the The home Round of Table met Tuesday Mr. and Mrs. Frank evening Bowles, at with "End Mrs.

the W. N. Hirst as leader. The of Rule United States Express topics. "When 'Home the Eye Checked is the by Ear.

King and Army' and by hart Messrs. and H. Walter Hartpence, George B. Goodwere discussed will be with Mr. and Mrs.

T. The P. next Pierce, meeting with O. Campbell, Miss Mary and Mrs. Curran as leader.

Mr. guests C. last D. week Peters, of of Cynthiana, were Mr. and Mrs.

Watts, Mr. and Mra. Rudolph Kern and and Miss Eleanor Bauer were guests two children and Mrs. Edward Hine last Sunday. of Mr.

WESTWOOD. Miss Helen Nagel has returned to New Fork, to resume her studies at Rye Seminary. Mrs. Ray Newhouse and little daughter Margaret are here from Milwaukee, visiting among relatives and friends. This is their frat visit since returning from Europe.

Mrs. J. Williams and Miss Sue Williams will entertain the Twentieth Century Club Wednesday, April 29. club At held meeting Monday, of the Westwood Woman's April 15, Mrs. Arthur Kleve, the President elect, announced the Program Committee for the ensuing year 88 follows: Mrs.

G. F. Hollenburg, Chairman: Mre. Lionel Littell and Mrs. Jesse K.

Dunn. Mrs. Chairman Frederick of J. Brunner Civics was also appointed the Department, The drama, which is to be given on the 27th of April with home talent, is being looked forward to with considerable Interest and will be the social event of Importance next week. The sale and supper planned by the Ladies Guild of St.

James Church will be given on Saturday, May 2. Friday Those who evening at participated the Town in Hall the dance given Mrs. G. S. Mailett, Prof.

Payant, Mr. were and Dr. Mrs. and Henry Borgman, Mrs. Mr.

J. and Mrs. George Kaufman, Dr. and G. Williams, Mr.

and Mrs. John Stanton and Misses Graul Ida horst, Peterson, White, Anna Kohlmann, Critchell, Butterfleld, Sanders, Kelly, Ethel and Ruth Helen Logan, Lilian Werk, Laura Nagel, Marjory Smith, Priscilla Davies, Ethel Amber Greiser, and Flora Ruth Frances, Elsie and Maud Willey, Eckerle, Linder, Irene Markiand, Leone Ethel Musekamp, Sarah Stevens, Doris Johnston, Olga Hilda Kaufman, Eda Van Guelpin, Aline Hummel, Marie Maley, Lorene Althaus, Mary Keyt, Doris Tietig. Viola Hafner, Iren Kohlmann, Laura Nagel and Messrs. Edw. Hatner, William Weber.

William Schick, Alfre1 Schick, Henry Benjamin Nagel, Bruns. Edw. Albert and Richard Eggers, Morris, George Ewaid, Paul Schmitt, Edw. Charles G. Mule lane, Alvin Kreuzburg, Elmer Dolle, Louis Van Guelpin, Willam Kaufman.

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Berger. Robert Kelly, E. F. Schimpler, Linden, J. D.

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Clair Bevis, Carl Becker, Craig Weaver and Mr. and Mrs. Benjamin Bruns and others who enjoyed the dance to the utmost, as under Mr. Keith's management there are no flowers" at the dances which he gives. Mrs.

Carroll entertained at auction bridge Monday afternoon. Her guests Included Mrs. C. L. Keith.

Mrs. Fred Dearness, Mrs. Avery Markland, Mrs. Zinselmeter, Miss Ella Zinselmeter, Mrs. William Keyes and Mrs.

Fred Wesselman. Mrs. Carroll also. entertained the Tuesday Five Hundred Club and the Thursday Five Hundred Club Thursday afternoon. Her guests on these occasions were Mrs.

J. F. Zinselmeter, Miss Ella Zinselmeler, Mrs. Duchscher. Mrs.

Bain, Mrs. Ryan, Mrs. Fred Dearness. Mrs. Kreuzburg.

Mrs. Baker, Mrs. William Keyes, Mrs. Radford. Mrs.

Pretter, Miss Lottie Musekamp, Miss Emma Daters, Mrs. Fred Wesselman, Mrs. Markland, Mrs. Armstrong, Mrs. Charles Haley, Mrs.

Walter Musekamp, Mrs. George Bentel, Mre. Frank Morill and Rowekamp. Miss Anna Kelly, of Harrison avenue, is entertaining a guest, Miss Hattie Branson, of Covington, Ky. LINWOOD.

Mr. and Mre, John Nichols and daughter have moved from Eastern avenue, Linwood, to Tusculum avenue, in Tusculum. Mrs. Harry her Curtin, of Mr. W.

is visiting father, J. A. DeArmond. MT LOOKOUT. Mr.

and Mrs. Campbell, of Walnut Hills, have taken the Dana home, on Edwards road, for the summer, Mrs. Meyers, of Portsmouth, Ohio, is guest of her sister, Mrs. Arthur Angebrandt. Mrs.

George Persons returned this week from a two weeks' visit with her son and his wite, Mr. and Mrs. Walter Persons, of Nashville, Tennessee. Mrs. James Wilson entertained the members of the five hundred club Tuesday.

dainty luncheon was enjoyed at noon. Those gathered about the tables afterward were Mra. Arthur Angebrandt, Mrs. Upperman, Mrs. Poorman, Mrs.

McDonald, Mrs. Schacht, Mrs. Strelt and Mrs. Heckle. Billingsley and little son, of New York, are here for a few weeks.

Mrs. Breckredde gave recital Saturday afternoon at her home. Mr. and Mrs. John Young have returned from Chicago, Ill.

Mr. and Mrs. J. N. Duckwall and young sca are visiting relatives in Springfield, Ohio.

weeks Mrs. Freeman Holbrook is spending several with her parents in San Antonio, Texas. of Miss the Cora Senior Striker was hostess to meeting afternoon. Kappa Kappa Society Saturday REDBANK. REDBANK.

Miss Hazel Sprague entertained the members of the Young People's Society Tuesday evening. Mrs. E. C. Smith was hostess to the annual open delightful meeting of musical the Athenian Club Thursday.

Mrs. William program was enjoyed. few days with Mrs. Laporte, of Loveland, spent C. H.

Dart. TERRACE PARK. TERRACE PARK. Miss Laura Bellville, from Norwood, spent last Sunday here with her aunts Mrs. R.

Fannie Dryden and Mrs. Charles Gegner. Mr. and Mrs. Blanton Boyd, of Cincinnati, A.

Ohio, Sederberg last and Sunday sister, were guests of Mr. Hugo on Mrs. Miss Edith Sederberg. winter Theodosta A. Traber, who spent the in Cincinnati and Tampa, Fla.

arrived clied home during her the past week and is now domiland, with daughter, Mrs. Alice T. Gilion Wooster pike. last and week Mrs. Samuel M.

Hudson for several Mr. days had Mr. brother, Mr. George Governor Hudson and of John Hyde F. Park, for their guest.

the Robinson, who enand joyed other winter cities of months at Tampa and Miami week, accompanied by Florida, arrived home Charles M. the Governor's brother. recently among Robinson, who put in a few York City, relatives and friends in New Mrs. W. E.

Williamson and daughter, Miss to a Frances, family having rented their furnished home from the city for the summer, will reside until tall with Mrs. 80n- at in-law and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Lyle Lord, Covington, Ky. the Mri.

city, Louis for J. Fern (nee Helen Brelling). of several days last week WaS the guest of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Louls Brelling, and her sister, Mrs.

Raymond B. Christopher. Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Pence on last Sunday visited relatives and friends in Marathon, Clermont County, Ohio.

NEWTOWN. Mrs. Belle L. Armstrong returned last day from a few days' visit with her Mrs. Joseph Larkin and sister, Miss Lemon, who reside in Batavia, Ohio.

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