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ie a 8. Sch th ey euu Jes col. vm-j a ed don and her ruests Mary "jYjlary McMahon. Mary Hov-anJ guest Margaret Nelther- Stephenson. Janet Enger, jeigler.

Eleanor Herron. Jane and Rosan Krlppendorf: unes PfCamp and guest Dick lker Hall. Robert Morri-itin and wllIiam Griesa, Elliot "Clifford Garvey, Russell Croth- ctephMison. James Benedict George TYister Skmmnxi n-i'li Thornton. Hmrr William Ramsey, Franklin Morse Llppencott.

I Mrs. E. F. Steinman, of Cllf-''jvnce the entrapement of their -'gathryn to Mr. Robert G.

Ohio. The wedding: will "nt of early fall. Filph C.reen snd daughters, fli p.oslyn, of 630 Gholson ave- irondale. are visiting Mrs. parents.

Mr. and Mrs. H. M. of 1553 Ellis avenue.

Chi- Mr. Green will Join his celebrate their seventeenth anniversary June 30. '-e marriaee of Mis Julia North. fitT of Mr. Charles North.

618 AVal nut Hills, and Mr. PflSlanP. was solemnized Wednes-LeTfiiinp- at 5 o'clock, at the Church i'jy Assumption. Father Conway of-fjtfi The bride was attended by sister. Mips Marie isortn.

ana Mr. hwell Wyatt served as best -man. lmaIntA fAmiltAV Af A and bridegroom were present, tliowlnc the ceremony a weddiner was eiven at the Hotel Alms, and Mrs. Plane left Wednesday for a veddmtr journey in the jsjt after which they win De at home it, Greenwood avenue. Tfonry Ttattermann, Price nnnrmnre the ensrajjement tMr (iauclitr.

CpHlia Adele. to Dr. R. Haly. of ri'pia.

Ohio. Dr. Haley recntlr returned from oversea lrrlc. rinkincr ns Captain in the Kr Hundred and Thirty-fifth Field EisritnL The -nodding will take ice late this summer or early fall. Etiith Lan'dnle.

cf Milford. Ohio, is heniiinc her vacation on the coast of alne and other pnrts of New Kngland. he hM been attending Panborn Seml- vr. K'mctnn. V.

where she will raduate A wfk-'n'f r'rtv piven by iMIss Ca- h.W.r F.V.en a graduate of Our idr of Jfercy Academy, for her ts anJ frien-ls. closed on June 23 with 5urnri. pr.r'v In honor of the eigh teenth blrthd.iy of Miss Adele Perrlne. Mt Xrtr lame Academy, Reading, 'bio. successful school fur last TueVy.

when the fifty-ninth nratnepcerr.t-!?' took place before large nd arpreri.itive xudience. Oraduation wore were conf. rred on Miss Mary iri'h FiKer. of Philadelphia; Miss Crane. of Cincinnati: Miss Gene- eve Peiehsnfv.

of Cincinnati; Miss Marin Fulian. of Auburn. Miss Mary Fcatrire Knvami'sh. ef Covinirton. and js Acn.

of Silver bedels for piano were awarded to Miss irtina Fulian. SJiss Minerva Hiller. Kiss Ali'-e' Hiei. Miss Margaret Moor- fcann and. Miss Kcgina Rau.

A silver I 1 I medal or voice was awarded to Miss their annual outing- at the Zoo. which had Julia Crane. Rev. Dr. Walsh made the b-'n arranged by the efficient board, of address.

Mr" James Burns is President. Miss Helen Russell, Treasurer; Mrs. McDowell 1 Secretary; Mr a. Frederick Kllker. Mra.

Mr. and Mrs. Charles Henry Braun. pi p'ey Ashbrook. Mrs.

William Corre. Mrs. Fairview avenue, will leave early in J- T. -Bolton, Mrs. John i Palmer Darn all.

Mrs. Joel ruler Mra f- Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Chambers, en- tertained witn a garden party at their 11 ai uiuner given home on Laclede avenue. Price Hill, on evening by M.

and Mrs. Sayler Wright, of Friday evening, in honor of their silver daugh-: InJSif th." ters. Pearl Mae. Ruth Ann. Rosetta and Dr.

and Mrs. Sidney Wilson, in which the Myrtle, -and son Edwin, assisted In PPH participated: Misses Mary entertainine tha tuetq Amonc- th CJayton and Roberta Wilson. Miss Lillian entertaining me guests. Among the Jones. Miss Mary Elvelyn Weaver, M.ss guests present were Rev.

Charlton S. At- Edith Tawey. Messrs. Robert and Edsar water. Iincoln Park Baptist Church; Rev.

i Rogers. Miss Elizabeth Seale. Miss Klsle Robert IV Pierce Fli-ot R9ntkt ninrrh u1" Bloesmlng. Miss Elizabeth Graves, jCi, BapUst Churcn. MiM Evelyn Stanberg.

Mixs Anna Lambert. Ijalllpolis, Ohio, and Rev. S. A. Stulce, Miss Pearl Rogers, Miss Gladys Mains.

Miss Immanuel -Frpti3t Church. Northside, and Bernard Monson. Miss Dhin- tj i Marshall was assisted by Mrs. Clara Fisher unio, ur. ana Mrs.

J. R. Spencer, Mr. Bowman xi LJ. S.

Brent, Mr. end Mrs. J. T. West, Mr.

a former pupil. and" Mrs. Cornman, Mr. and Mrs. ObertJ Louise Dowiings, or Wyommg.

who Spencer Mr and Mrs William Harwood mM the guest of Miss Margaret opencer Mr. ana Jiars. vv linam iiarwooa, Morgan, of East Fourth street, has returned Mr. and Mrs. C.

C. Wright, Mrs. Her- to her home. man Wehmeier, Mr. and Mrs.

O. E. Mra- Masals Ellett. who has been with SohmltT Mr Mr. urrv Rnth Mr her parents.

Mr. and Mra A. J. Brownfield, Air. ana Mrs.

Harry Koth, Mr. Ft Mltchell- bM returned to her home and Mrs. Borchertmeyer, Mrs. Anna in Lexington. Pierce.

Mr. and Mrs. Milton Kiefer, Mrs. Mrs. William O.

Woodward, formerly of Ben "Roth irr find Mrs Vnnderhaar Cov'ngton. after a stay with friends, has jen "otn. nr. ana Mrs. vonaernaar.

gone to her home 4n Rlcnmond Va Misses Helen and Hma est. Hazel Mrs. N'annis Bailey, of Cynthtana, who Harwood, Gertrude Kuehlman, Olive has been tha guest of Misses Neta and Schmitz, Eunice and Catherine Roth, G'enU avenuo- returned Martha and Dorothy Keifer, Oliva and Mrs. c. rc.

Helsel. accompanied by her Rosansela Roth. Luella Brent. Mr. Fred mother, Mra Prank Groll, of Madison ave- Herman.

and Elmer Wehmeier. Joh'n Passing 10 days at Atlantic City. wnere they will await the return of Captain Burk, Elmer Cock, Robert Bowman, Helsel from overseas return ol aviation service. r.rl mm Charles Moriarlty. ot waiiace place, while her husband was a patient at Christ Hospital.

Mrs. Anna Withers Bullock, who has been 'nth Covington relatives for a visit, left Blonday for I'etroit aad Mackinac Island. THE ENQUIRER, CINCINNATI, SUNDAY, JUNE 29, 1919 -uiy ior Denver. Alamosa and Jara, A. J.

Walker, and Miss Sarah Creaghead.1 Colo. Mrs. Braun will go up Into the Rockies early in August, Mr, Braun going on to Dallas, Texas, for a visit with his mother. Miss Marguerite Laldley and Miss Reba mm litre. Lieutenant Henry C.

Cox. who has been with his parents. Mr. and Mrs. Henry Cox.

or the Burton, since his return from Francs, Is visiting friends In Lexington. Miss Dorothy Davis, of Jamaica. N. T. who is the truest of her.

brother, Mr. Thomas McNamara, Walter Kuhlman, Mra William Brunner, who has been pass- Walter Brent Clinton Schranhorst. ln past six months with Mr. and Airs. 7 i-v a v.

ii i-orter tjantrell, of i i 1 1 Aiiiuruo, nun di J.mii and John Bockwcg. 1 Cincinnati friends, have received cards announcing the marriage of Mrs. Pearl Quisenberry, of Lexington, and Mr. J. Foley Robinson, of Wllmore, Ky.

COVINGTON. Mr. and Mrs. Prank Chase, of Louisvtlls. who have been enjoying a stay with Mr.

and Mra C. C. Chase, of Lower Garrard street, have returned to their home. The friends of Mr, Dustln Thomas, of Twenty-flrst street, has" returned from France, where he has spent a year In the BKhvllle. hiu returned to her home on Sana ford street.

Mr. and Mra Charles Kurber. of East Nineteenth street, are entertaining Mrs. William Victor, of Lynchburg, Va. The friends of Lieutenant Phillip Hume are rejoicing over his arrival the past week at Philadelphia from o-ersena.

Before returning to his home he will go to Camp Dix to be mustered out of service. Miss lxiuise Goodman, of UDPer Garrard street, is at Montvale Springs. where she will spend the comiug month. Miss Helen Bryson. of Riverside drive, is In Crawfordsville, for a stay with her sister, Mrs.

Gerrard. who, with her husband. Dr. came on to the hiffh school commencement, at which time Miss Bryson was graduated. Miss Kathleen Hllker.

of Ft. Mitchell gave a luncheon, followed by golf, at the r'ountry Club for Misses Barry and Kliza-betl: Greason and their friend. Miss Eliza beth Dorflinger. Essex Palis. N.

J. Miss Octavia Stephenson, assisted ny Mra Gordon Stewart, of Wallace place. Is. 1 Miss Ruth Culbertson sopranno, ana at French Lick Springs, where she has go ie Messrs. Bred and George McMillan, pupils Mr.

Carl Crum. presented her pupils in 1 inuiai. i musics le on rtday evening at me jiaison En route she stopped off for a short stay Avenue Christian Church. Her pupils, whe -vc- mnA mm William evincea mucn talent ana wonaeriui training, are Misses Kathryn Funk. Dorothy Warring- Duncan, of Mcholasville.

1 ton. Elizabeth Carlisle. Mary Elizabeth Mrs. Wayne Laffetty. 'who has been the Crlgler.

Marguerite Hunt. Frances Steven- guest of Mrs. J. S. Daugherty of upper Scott street, "has returned to her home In Paris.

Mr and Mrs. Alex. Hawes. of the Mar- son. Kullie Reckrnan.

Marv Gladvs Miller. Marjorie Ashbrook. Anna I Bell, Jean Gormley. Lucy ILigrin. Lucile Cook.

Mayme MeClure. Marie Payne, Roberta Carpenter and Jeannette Crout. A feature or the eve- niner was a rhnrminr little JsDanese song tanna. have been entertaining air. ana Aira by Misses Margaret Murnan.

Mar Harrv Weaver who have gone to their horde Jorie Ashbrook. Dnulse Ware. Mary Sidney Ilobson and Jeannette Crout. in Mra Clifford Ileisel and her mother. Mrs.

-xr, Tfurt Williamson, of Catlettsburg. Elsie Groce. of Malison avenue. Covinirton, nr tut- i have rone to Atlantic City, where Mra nas oeen Euc. Helsel will await the arrival of Captain Helsel from ranee.

Covington friends and relatives are re Joiclng over the return the past week of Mr. Marshall Hartsaugh. who has returnea from France, where he has been In active oversea service for two years. Mra Elmar Beeker entertained with an informal dance last Satur- I c. for a stav: lav eveninc at her home on Scott street ber rncih'-r Mrm Milton Taylor, who has in honor of Miss Jareraret Thoma and Miss been makin'e her a visit, accompanied her I Jo Meyers, of Beaumont.

Texas, the ruests her home. I of Mrs. John Uulun. of Newport. The Mr Will Groom, of Chicago, formerly of pruests present were Miss Weaver, of Ft hn the s-uest the past Wavne.

Babe Overman. Alma Hloud nf c'ovi'nirton friends. Mr. and Mra Martha Alice Kberhardt. Margaret Jonas, rf 'Viata olace.

Walnut Hills. Messra Mat. Roll. Jack Sterren. Jack iliu rswiid.

who has been with Will Bremer. Arthur and Jonas. Joe nt-nrtrt. Montgomery for a visit, has Gausepohl, P.en Ehelhardt and Mr. and Mra returned to her home in Indianapolis.

Frank lsphordine. The Old Ladies of the Home at Seventh Georire W. Reasor and daughter Eva and Garrard streets, enjoyed on Monday left for Lawrencevllle. 111., on Saturday ana oirrjjo. i to visit Mr.

George H. Reasor and family. SPEAR THE CHARACTER STORE RACE STREET Above Sixth- THE CREATION OF A NEW HOME The creation of a new home the happy, and usual sequence of a wedding. The display of uncommon furniture at the Spear store, with its many exclusive designs, simply and naturally solves the problem of choosing correct furnishings for" the new home. There are hundreds of suites and individual here in fine urniture or every rcom, priced frcm a few dollars to any limitation you wish.

should at least come-here for suggestions and to compare values. You are cordially welcome to inspect our immense stocks at your leisure. Lking Room Suites, ranging in price from. Library Suites, ranging in price from lo 0 Bedroom Suites, ranging in price' from $tiS to $600 Dining Room ranging in price from. to Fiber Furniture, in 'suius, ranging in price from (55 to 6 iO of every size and description, from lo Spear Store has the exclave agency for the "JJers" Kitchen Cabinet, feeeger and Peerless Refrigerators.

Bloch Baby Cariages. Universal Coal and Gas Range all of which present the finest line of nationally advertised goods manu-. Iactured. Purchases charged for 30. 60.

90 days and conveniently longer periods. Miss Mane Hejener. or avenue, returned home last Sunday, after a short stav at Delaware, wh-re Fhe was brl1osmal1 at the weddinir of M.sa Esther Koechltn and Mr. Collis Huntington. took plsc la T.hn', rlmrt.Vi Owrtod lnfi rii June 19.

The bride has many friends In Covington an Cincinnati, who wisn ner mucn nappiness in her new sphere of life. -Z EELANGEB. Mra. William E. Cox.

of Elm street, entertained at dinner on Saturday evening. Covers were laid for the honor guests. Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Miller.

Mesdames Mary and Charles Zumbeil. Misses Bertha and Olive Bramlage and Catharine Zumbeil. Miss Louise Walton. of'Sayler Park, Ohio, spent a part of last week with her cousin. Miss Alice Walton, of Commonwealth avenue.

Mrs. Stanley Crouch and daughter. Miss Martha, of Crescent avenue, are In Ghent for a visit with Mrs. Crouch's parents, Mr. and Mrs.

J. W. Lancaster. Misses Snead and Flora Brumal, of Birmingham. are the guests of their cousin.

Miss Doris Kirk, of Locust street. A verv nrettv evening was given last week in compliment to Mr. and Mra George Cullough, lormeriy ansa nernics iu.rriguu. of Crescent avenue. Mrs.

Frank E. Earl, of Charlottesville. v- srrivnl last week for a several week's soiourn with her daughter, Mrs. Thomns J. Stevenson and Mr.

Stevenson, of Stevenson place. The Erlanger Auction Brldrs Club met on Frirlv mominr. The euests were Mesdames O. M. Rogers.

A. G. Shearer. T. J.

Stevenson. Courtney Walton. Miss Ella Taliaferro, of Erlanger: Mesdames James Larue, of Ft. Thomas: William Durrett. Edward Ter- -in nurim Warrington.

Richard Ransom. of 'Covington; Howard Cnrson. of Battle Creek. and B. f.

Thompson, 01 xi. Miss Stattra Childress, of Cincinnati, was the guest last week of her brother. Mr. Henry Franklin Childress, and Mrs. Childress, of Home street.

Mra M. L. Hedges, or union, wm nrro week for-a visit with her sister. Mrs. Ben Terrill, and Mr.

Terriil. of Erlanger rond. Misses Pegsry. Helen and Sara Jane Rich. of Locust street, are with their grandparents.

Mr. and Mra Joseph Rich, of Morning View, for a several weeks' stay. I Mrs R. J. CckL-.

of Erlangar road, entertained st dinner on Sunday for Mr. and Mra Whltaker and small daughter, Evelyn Walton; Mr. and Mrs. A. J.

Ivey. cf Ft. Mitchell, and Mra William Cody, of Covington. Mr. and Mra George Rice and daughter.

Miss Bessie Lee. and Mr. and Mrs. Cheater Hogan Rice, of Covington, spent the week end with Mr. and Mra John W.

Hogan. of Commonwealth avenue. Mrs. W. Taliaferro, of Division street, had with her last week Mr.

and Mrs. Richard Henry Ransom. Misses Katherine Al-linrham and TUlle Ransom, of Covington. Mrs Ben Ashbrook. of Covington, was the guest last wek of Mra John Mayberry.

of Comonwealth avenue. Mr and Mrs. Courtney Walton, of Commonwealth avenue, are home from a ylplt with Mr. Walton's brother. Mr.

Herbert Walton, and Mra Walton, of Petersburg. 7 Mra Noah Clore. of Ludlow. Is the guest of Mr. and Mra Morgan Mitchell, of Crescent avenue.

The last meeting of the season of the Lucy Abbott Literary Society was held at the home of Mrs. Ben Q. uasner. oi oieu-way avenue. After the program a luncheon was served by the.

hootesa Among her guests were Mrs. Oeorgena Bailey. Miss Nellie Abbett. Mrs. Phillip Grimstead.

Mrs. Bert King. Mrs. Peter Thornton, Mrs. John Hodge, Mrs.

Harry Buckner, Mrs. Robert Grieve. Mra Robert McNurtry. Mra Edward Johnson. Mrs.

Miller. Mra Shine, Mra Clancy arid Mrs. Haarmeyer. Miss Margaret Henderson, of Park avenue, who iwas recently graduated from the Miami University at Oxford, Ohio, has returned to her home. Her parents.

Mr. and Mrs. O. Henderson, accompanied by Mr. and Mrs.

John Cassell. motored up to Oxford to be present at the commencement exercises; Mr' Harry Glana, who has bean with his parents. Mr. and Mra William Glana, of Linden' avenue, for the past month, left for Asbnry Park. New Jersey, where he will be the guest of Mr.

Sheridan at his cottage. The Eastonla, for the remainder of the summer. Mra. Mildred Meyers. of East Second street, is entertaining her sister.

Miss Alice Sunderland, of Athens, Tenn. The Henrietta Hunt Morgan Chapter, rr met Thursday afternoon with Tsylor Williams, of Ft. Thomas In response to the roll call the gave Incidents In the life of tfter which Miss Belle Miller SSte a most interesting paper on "Colonial gays in the South." a delicious luncheon Mrs. R. E.

Rorsbca have gone at Epworti Heights to r- of the Colonial, ha. gone to Nortnera Indiana for a fortnight'. M.chlga Is th. hi Mrs. John Thornton.

marriage of Miss Bess Coffin, of Mra. D. H. B. Coffin, of Grand ave-t.

Mr. John Goble. of Andern. was solemnised on Thursday afternoon at the First Baptist Church at Ft. Thomas by Colonel William Oraham Everson.

of Norwood. The bridal party entered the church to strains of music furnished by Miss Winifred Hazelwood. cellist; Mra Hunt, pianist, and Miss Stella Coffin, violinist. The bride, very handsome in white georgette, carried a bouquet of white sweet peas, and the maid of honor'. In a frock of green organdy, carried a bunch of pink sweet peas.

The groomsman was Mr. Harwood Coffin. After an informal reception at 'the church a dinner at the home of the bride's mother followed, to which only the near friends and relatives were invited. Mr. and Mra.

Henry Dean will leave very shortly to spend the summer in Ashville, X. Miss Jane Read will accompany them. Mr. and Mrs. John Hopkins, who have been the guests of Mrs.

Henry ICoerdle. have gone to Orand Rapids. Mich. Mra James Layne, of Villa Place, has had with her for the past week Mrs. William G.

Woodward, of Richmond, Va. Mra Ray Chalfant. assisted by Miss Stella Putnam, entertained with luncheon on Wednesday for Miss Beatrice Perry, whose marriage was an event of the past week. The following cards have been received by' friends in Newport: "Mrs. Jacobine Lackner announces the marriage of her daughter, Miss Margaret Lackner.

to Mr. Stewart Klley.Ducker at Brooklyn, N. Saturday. June 21." Mra John A. Darker, of Maple avenue, anticipates a visit from tne young couple in the near future.

Mrs. Charles Turner entertained tne put week at the Altamont with- a hand somely appointed luncheon followed by Dnclge. Her guests were re. J. ai.

vtera. Mrs. Louis Iv ins, Mra Harry tsmirn. Mrs. Pogue.

Mrs. Morris Galvln. Mrs. Raymond Drake and ira Samuel Getty. Mr.

and Mrs. Robert Neville Keed ana son, of Atlanta, are isucrtx or ira Keed mother) Mrs. 3onloy. or Monmoutn street. After a visit In Newport they will spend a fortnight at Atlantic City before returning to their home.

Mra. Robert Thornton entertained with a luncheon, followed by bridge, on Her guests were Mrs. John Hodge. jir. Samuel Bailey.

Mrs. George Eaton. MUs Virginia Van Voast. Mra Georgians Balle.r. Mrs.

Tuesdale. Miss Roberta Thornton and Ella Banning. Mrs. Crawford and son Blllle. of Columbus, Ohio, who were guests the past week of Mr.

and Mrs. Frank Mcllvaln. nave gone on to New York, where they will make their home in the future. Mr. and Mrs.

Charles of Oak street, have returned from Chics to, where they to sttcnrt sae been Mer chants' convention. While there they enjoyed a visit with friends and relatives. Mrs. Samuel McMitr ana cniiaren. "i Maysvllle, lire with Mr.

and Mrs. Prank Bowman, of East Second street. The mnrrisge of Miss Alma Hoss ana Mr. CItford H. Harmcyer, of Cincinnati, was solemnized the nast wei'k at the home of the bride's parents, on upper Park ave nue, by the Rev.

Thomas Mams liain-v. of tho First Presbyterian Church. The v.ririo u-- htind u.im In white rcorzette snd carried a bouauot of bride's roses. Her maid. Miss Lillian Pchucrlng.

of Evanston. waji enwned In nink organdy and csrrttd pink roses. Mr. Carl Boss, the bride's brother, was tho groom oesi man. jvner the ceremony a dinner was served at tho Vendome.

where the color scheme of pink and white was carried out In the decorations. Mr. Louis Boss, of Decatur. and Mr. Carl Boss, who came on from New York for the wedding, will remain a short time with their arents.

and Mrs. William Boss, before returning to their Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Alln. of East Eighth street, have gone to tn-lr ottxtre at Elworth Helt-hts to remain tilt fall Mr.

snd Daniel Hetsch have lo criTrA thpir summer home at the Heights. Poth Mrs. Allen and Mrs. Hetsch have ben in Ttnd Cross work and will now that the work is temporarily over gain a well desorverl rest. and Mrs.

Georire Stewart, of Ft. Wayne. are enjoying a. visit wltTi Mr. Stewart's father.

Professor D. J. U'inatnn Btlfl nthor rftljtlvPB. Mrs. C.

W. Howard and cttractlve children. Marlorle and John, wbo have been with narnts. Mr. and Mra John rn -of Mt.

Pleasant avenue, have left for their future home In Kansas Cltv. lZn mni, ihpT will make a short stay with r.latli'., in Ind. Mr. and Mrs. William Spstr are leaving shortly for a two months' sojourn in Cali fornia.

xti urrtit Rose Brown, of Crittenden has returned to br home pftr-r' a plensant visit wlh Miss Ann Louise Thomas, or M. Mrs. J. O. Wlrkerham and urhter.

who have ben guests or I ir nP'l Mra a. 'nnrmrtfr. have gone to home lir Mra. Mace Solomon. 434 East r.

will receive Sunday. June afternoon nii'i evenlns. In honor of their twenty-fifth anniversary. SOTJTHGATE, KY, The final meeting of the Southgate Lit erary Club was hold at the home of Mra Chester L. Evans In Linden avenue Saturday afternoon ariH the regular election of officers was held, which resulted as follows President, Mrs.

E. P. Rummell Vice Presl d-nt. Mrs. William Schulte: Secretary.

Mra i-intr Evans: Treasurer. Miss Laura Schulte; Critic. Mrs. Albert Hill: Program Committee. Mra- Ralph H.

Pyne. Mra L. t-Neyman and Mrs. George B. Moock.

winnia Carnea. daushter of Mrs. x- rm af Fnlmoutii. was mar rled Wednesday afternoon to Mr. Claude Ronar.

son or Dr. ana sirs. u. o. i Tim wedding took-place a the home of the bride's sister.

Mrs. Ray Poe of Butler. only the immediate families of the young couple beinc present. After a two weeks' honeyus-on trip sie.it In tho East. Mr.

and Mra Bonar will take up their residence In their beautiful new home on Walnut street. Pouthgatc. tr Fred Shaw, accompanied pv Mra Mary Hartman and Mra ATddio Reed of Llnwood. Ohio, motored up to Vew Richmond. Ohio, on Sunday, where --it with Mr.

and Mra Arthur Reed and Mr. and Mrs. John Settle. Misses Lillle and Emma Glenn, of Hr- saw Kv are the guests oi ur. anu Bonar.

of Linden avenue, having coma to be pre ent ax the it ci nr. and brother. Mr. Sam Clore. of.

Alexandria pike, have returned, nft-r a pbpunt visit with rela tives at enstwoon. rvy. the Southate Em broidery Club will enjoy a meeting at the home of Mrs. Preston Caldwell, of Newport, on.Thursdny. July 3.

The Southgate Literary Club enjoyed Its annual ouilnor at the Zoo on Ki 1 Uay and t-e following members participated. Mrs. William H. Stemble. Mra.

E. P. Hummel Mrs. William Schulte. Mra I.

Vri W. H. Lytle. Mrs. Albert Hill.

Mrs. italph H. Pvne. Mrs. C.

Neyman. Mra T. Moore of Memphis. Mrs. feorge Moock.

Mra Dutton Hewetson and Miss 1 Morin and daughter. Mar-ccilene, are the guests of relatives in Men- Harry Faraley. of Harvard place entertained the members of the Ladles Aid Pocletv of the- First Preabyterlan Church, of Newport, with an aU-day garden party at her home on Thursday. The men were Invited out for supper on the lawn and a delightful evening entertainment followed. a CLIFTON, KY.

The Afternoon Embroidery Club met Thursday at'the home of Mrs. Oliver Hunter. The members attending were Mrs. Conrad Scharf. Mra Albert Mrs.

Frank Schorle, Mra Gilbert Ney, Mrs. Chester Huenefeld. Mrs. David Bagby. Mra Louis Ensweller and Mts.

Hunter. Mr. and Mrs. Walter Clark, of Seven-toonth street, have returned home arter a meaiant visit with her mother rs Mary Rudv. and brothor and wife.

Mr. and Mrs. Farrcl Kirk, of Greenville. Ohio. Mra Arthur La Bolteaux and son, Arthur Jr.

"re in Carntown. visiting her Mr. La Bolteaux will join them William Strohm. of Park avenue, has returned from Oxford. Ohio, where she spent v.

rt ralatives. Mr Ward Heath, of Ohio. Is visiting his parents. Mr. and Mrs.

Charles Heath, of Fifteenth street. a Mrniuv and daughter. Mra A. Ross have returned to their home on Grandview avenue, having visited the Misses Cynthia and Alice iteney, Kentucky. of Alexandria, COTE BBILLIANTE.

KY. Mrs. Margaret Newman left Wednesday for a visit of two weeks with relatives at Liberty, Peru and Richmond. Ind. Miss Elsie Stegeman will entertain the members of the Kentucky Girls' Club at her home on Highland avenue Wednesday eve-ninfr.

The member, of the Brtlliante Sewing r'niid enloved a pleasant meeting Tuesday SUFrancis de Sale. Church. of Bonnie Leslie; was tendered a- delightful surprise party at i unnniv In honor of her fiftieth blrthdav anniversary. A dainty luncneon was serVed and the afternoon spent in card flavin- Those present numbered, Mrs. Gch-rYne Mrs Steven Rltter.

Miss Kate -Ritter, r.n5' K.rel. Mra Charles Schuer- mann. Mra Chris Morrison. Mra George Cooper. Mrs.

Frank Marx Mrs Margaret Newman Mrs. Stanhope, Miss Anna Sand-hager. Mrs. Frank Benning and Mra Kath- Harry Hoeft. a former resident of Cote Brilliant, after nearly two years' service in France, has returned to New York, where he will be located in busineas.

He spent the past month as the guest of hi. sister. Mrs Thoma. Kettelsen. of Charlotte.

Iowa. Mra Caroline Ptlrrman, of Reservoir avenue, is enjoying a v.islt with her -niece. Mra Frances Kobaon, of Milford. Mrs. Loul.

Rudy, of Waterworks road, was hostess on Tuesday to the members ox her 6v. hundred club. A luncheon wa. -ei-ved and covers placed for Mra Albert Schneider. Mra J.

J. Stolle. Mm. George Schults. Mra Arthur Carlu.

and Mra Rudy. Charles Frey. after months overaeas There's Only One Way to secure satin skin. Apply Satin Skin Cream, then Satin Skin Powder. Aqv.

service, is here from his camp at Montgomery. on a 30 days' furlough. Mr. Charles Rltthprger, of Wood lawn, entertained at his bom Saturday evening in celebration of his seventeenth birthday anniversary-. The evening was spent In the enjoyment of music and games, and later a delicious supper was served the following guests: Misses Wtlma Reimert.

Helen Rltt-berger, Louise Brink man. Bertha Biinkman, Margaret Meyer, Barbara Scherer. Bertha Rittberger, Messrs. Oliver Poinsett. Jack Rittberger.

Raymond Rittberger, Edmond Mitchell. Elmer Selbert. William Pnrrman and Charles Rittberger. Mr. and Mra Charles Lots and little daughter Dorothy, now of Northside, but recently of Cote Brtlliante, left the past week for Charlotte, Iowa, where they will visit Mra Lotzs sister, Mra Thomas T.

C. Kettelsen. TT. THOMAS, KY. the Ft.

Thomas Woman's Club met at the home of Mrs. William E. Spatz on Thursday morning. The board Is composed of the club officers and the Chairmen of the different committees, as follows: President, Mrs. Frank M.

Opp; First Vice President. Mra James Layne; Second Vice President. Mra E. A. Powell; Recording Secretary.

Mrs. John Taylor; Corresponding Secretary. Mra William E. Spatz: Treasurer, Mra Ed ward Anschuts; Auditor, Mra James M. Fisher.

The Chairman of the different com mittees are: Mra Allan Waters, program; Mrs. E. Hundley, civics; Mrs. Foulds. membership: i Mrs.

J. Crawford, con stitution; Miss Tirzah Graessale, music; Mrs. John Storrs. hospitality: Mra J. P.

De- Camp, house, auu Mrs. Leo Loss, press. Mr. and Mra Charles It. cox ana uttie son John leave shortly for a visit with rviativce in lietroit.

Mrs. Louisa Snauldlnc. of Dundee avenue. eft this week for a visit with relatives In Louisville, Ky. Mr.

a n.l Mrs. William E. Spats leave shortly for a tour of the Vest and a residence ot several months In Southern Cali- Mr. and Mra Edward Clause motored here from their home In Chicago, and will spend the summer with Air. mother, sirs.

tLinenne clause, alila tilacti. WALNTIT HILLS, Clause's of Wood- A piano recital was given Friday afternoon bv the miDils of Miss Evelyn Kennedy, at the home or Mra f. Mwttiger. on Manor lane. The program was as rouows: Butterfly Chase tby Hiller) and rarcn- tella" (Krogmann).

Virginia btegeman Mayflowers" (OrthJ. Jessie uta ware; Dance of tho Wee Mice" Poldinl). Esther Khrnahrcer: "Viennese Waltz" tcurlitt) 4rtliur and un Rawnugs: "viojeia (Helm). Cora Louise Anin-s; "im t.reen jiI" (Ksrnl. Lillian Rawllngs: rrnm "Pmlrl Skttrhei" Clmul, Virginia Ware; "Waiclitnaii's tiouf iiirleg and Spring Showers (UnK).

iiiiiim sier- man; Valse. D-nat. opus nopiui uu 'n muni. Jl si mr nciiiB-r, hi'ifn iiiiiiH 28. lo.

3 (Ciuegj anu ie iMr.iiinn" ii.ivkImiI. Elizabeth Davtes; "To a Water Lily" (MacDowell) and "Tho Twi Following the program the pupils were entertained by Miss wie I Mra Ray Chaironte ana oiirn rin rm- i-n i a a one-n or luin-uwii in hnnnr or Miss MKiirne r-n Whose marriage to Mr. Harry Boyies iook place on Friday evening. Mra w. nuo.mni-1 Richmond.

aft.T a visit wnii i i la iiare. Vinton and Frank Stegeman. of Tower riace. were ths guests tnis i nn vr rh later, of Chicago, en route to Madison. Via.

whore they will visit Randall StegiMnan. Mr. J. E. Hoilgson nu i.tt inr a.

kwu 1 1 n.lilm trlD 'In Northern Miss Harriet Rose Brown has returned to he? home at Walton. after a pleasant vlsft with Mis. Anna Louise Thomaa. of Mt. Pleasant avenue.

All S3 Jlv w- home from a pleasant visit wiui daughter of Mr. and VrXAkr to Mr. Harry Voss 0 fin IKS. A 113 I "I iviv; rt. her charming gown ti .1 jwiifiir in Duimrur i.i fastenings of orange blossoms, looking attractive.

After a short I v. r--it. Mr. una air-. dw irt; in OWlona.

Mis. Mr. ana mr. i Karrv lV KB lilt" unnv ru. nnri Mr.

Pal. PerrvVof Svracu'N. both guest, having come on to be in attendance at the Boylea-rerry Mra Kuhn spent part of the week with her daughter. Mra William B. il.lier.

or Inwfmd. Mra Charles Kennedy spent several days during the past week with her daughter, Charles Champlln. of Bona iiui. Mr and Mra J- A. Schopp have removed Rthgate.

where they have taken hrme Mr. and Mra Oeorge Bloas have had with them for a stay of several days their daughter and her husband. Mr. ana airs. Louis A.

Bentler. of-Ft. Thomas, xvj. vt, Mrs. Thomaa H.

Gurncy have re turned from a pleasant visit with th. Jesses Ourney. of Tlwrnas. Ky. Mra Ella jonnsoii spe; Loveland.

Ohio. Itlng her friends In Mrs Josephine Saaika who spent a nleisant week In Lawrenceburg. gue" of Mra very as the a Mary L. Annls, has returned Mary Annls. has ret.

An engagement that Interests a wide circle friends is that' recently announced of Miss Jessie Millicent Foster Lemon, of New-iowV to Rev. Col ton Jones, son of Dr. and Mra I. D- Jonca Miss Margaret Tangeman spent the week lnMNraWHugh paAls Cameron and her three children hive come on from their home In Toronto Canada, and are guests of Dr. and KT'D Jonei Later they will go on to their summer home on Lake Huron.

Mr and William B. Wlnans 'Louise Church) have closed their home In the Alexandria and have gone to Lakeside. Ohio, for several Arry Mehrhoff were In lJwrrencenurg. during the past hoantsWMr. 'and "Mra Mehrhoff.

and Mrs. Chapman (Elizabeth Clen- eav) who have been in mo weddini: trip, arc expected home this week. Mrs A M. Hlnklo and Mias Hinkle left the past week for their summer home in MiS Ada Plummer I- In Ripley. Ohio, where she is the guest ot her Mra Mrs Clara Crane has returned from few days' visit with her parents Mr.

and Mrs. C. Doughty, of Amelia, Ohio. Mr. C.

Bliss spent the past week at her cottage at Epworth Heights Mrs. Sara Robinson has returned from a f. "ayi? vlalt with Mr. and Mrs. William McClure at their cottage at Epworth "Mand Mra E.

C. Jones have removed from' Kendall avenue and taken of a new home recently purchased on Erie Mabel who enjoyed a few davs' stav with friends at Epworth Heights. "trn'amson and her children have left for Sunshine Cottage at Epworth Heights, where they will remain for the ha. returned from a stay of several days as guest of Mra Wm. Wagner, of Southsldo.

delightful hostess last week to the members of the nnnee Club, of Sayler Park, -of in "the St. Leger Andt'W David McKlnney motored cedarville. Ohio, where they enjoyed Dr and Mrs. W. McChesnoy yir.L'- Dovd has been entertaining as her Mra bioyu Rrinkhaven.

guest ner niece, Ohio. th.i- r-hil- In the Old Kentucky t. Il.l.hl. fnr tlia Sum- cottage ai jv" v. mi.

Ttratin has toifaed Mr. and Mra. Ralph Bauer, who have taken the Russell couage at Epworth Height, for the summer months hJnond Ohio spending a few weeks with Mra M. Y. h.r sister.

Miss Helen Benson, of H'nney avenue, entertained in honor Mra? J. C. Tonn le. Tvvrtle Egner) with a surprise mls-cellaneou. shower on Friday last- Mr.

and MraTonnles are back in Oincinnat during Cincinnati shortly, returnlnir to Waahinrjpn Mr Tonnies Is Btill with tne UnitVd N. i a.nr. wunianon. i. a-ueats were Hi ruraiku Ka-ner.

Ruth ases Edna all alt on C.ti- schwegman. Mary Wolf, Julia Flem ing Agnes Norton. Hy Fleming, a Frank MeUter, Mrav William Lonergan. AV0UDALE. Mrs.

John G. Cohen, of the Polnciana. left the past week to visit her daughter in an. The wedding of. Miss Edith Rothschild took place Monday at noon at the residence sister.

Mr. and Mra ner or n. non- h.inr. on Rose Hill, to Lieutenant Troy Kaichen. of Gholson avenue.

Rabbi Loul. Grossman officiated. Only members oi tne families were present, those be Mr Mra Richard Wald. Mr. and Mrs.

Herbert Hoffhelmer. Mr. aad Mrs. Ar nold. Kaichen, Mr.

and Mra I -ester Rothschild, Mr. and Mra Eugene Stem. Mrs. Er-" Jr rirniiiw Krouse. Mis.

Helen Rothschild and Mr. Howard Kaicnen. A wedding dinner followed the marriage ceremony. fter which the bride and groom left for the East. On their return they will be at home to their many friends In rthe Crescent ll i r-m r-T j.

nuiuiuviai apoha. who were the guests of their many friends here the past few weeks, left Tues- I Newport to an attractive apartment en Lin dav for their home. Mr. Allison Bishopric and famllv hare left for their summer cottage at Travers Bay. Mich.

The wedding of Miss Charlotte Wahn. daughter of Mr. and Mra M. Wahn. took place' at tho residence of bar sister.

Mr. and Mrs. H. Lowensteln. TI Mitchell avenue, to Mr.

Albert Saslavsky. A reception will follow the marriage ceremony. Mr. and Mra Samnel Gelman will be at home at their residence, 2lb Keadiug road. honor of the engagement of their daugh ter.

Miss Kate E. Uelman. to Mr. Harvey Wulpa. Dr.

and Mra Samuel ooictoerg are a few weeks in Atlantic 4Jity and New York. The wedding of Mies Esther H. Levins. daughter of Mr. and Mra J.

Levtne, took placu the past week at the residence of the tiride parenta 14 carpun place, to air. Louis E. Goodman, of Cleveland avenue. Rabbi Jacob Kanlin officiated. A wedding dinner and reception followed the marriage ceremony.

Miss Alice Schroder entcrtamea witn a luncheon Tuesday In honor of her guest. Mis. Edna Eisvrman. of Chicago. Those present were Misses Cora Loebert.

Hannah Schmidt. Hilda Keller. Anna Bruckman. Louise Kendall. Mayme Katlermau.

(Juia Bowen and Edith Mueller. Dr. and Mrs. E. H.

Shield, left the past week on a motor tour to Atlantic City. Mr. and Mra Joseph llormter returned Thursday from a two weeks' stay at Mar tinsville, ind. Mr. Clarence Maver and family left Fri day for their summer cottage at Oden, Michigan.

Mr. Clarence Marcus and family have left to locate in Newark, N. J. Mra Dr. Louis Strieker and daughter are spending a few weeks in Atlantic City.

Mr. W. W. Martin and famiry left Thursday for their summercottage at Ludiilng- ton. Mich.

Mr. Clifford Strieker- and family will leave day for their summer cottage at Petoskey, Michigan. Miss Eleanore Schwab left the past weeK to spend a month with relatives at Rising Sun, lud. Mr. and Mrs.

A. E. Sebastian, of 55 Erken brecher avenue, are celebrating their wooden wedding anniversary to-tlay. The wedding of Mis. Hiiua tscnoeme.

daughter of Mrs. M. sichoeitle. took place bride's mother, 3165 Van Puren avenue, to Mr. Louis E.

Jacobs, of Winslow avenue. The Itv. Ernest ose officiated. A wea- Itev. Lrnost Voss oitlciatcd.

A wedding dinner and recention followed the mar rlage ceremony. After a short noneymoon North they will be at home to their many friends on Winslow avenue. Mr. and Mra John viuurtors are spenoing few weeks lir 1 oi ana auiuiuu City. Mr.

ana Mra nosentnai leri weonw day for their summer cottage at ouen, Michigan. The wedding of Mr. Jacob J. Flllle. of S591 Haven avenue, and Miss Ethel F.

Rttcheaon took place the past week at the residence of the bride's parent, on Flndlay stieet. Itov. Hans llaupt omeiaieu. a wen, ding reception followed the marriage cere monv. ni anil mra a uen MorBUHin ao ouvuu- Ihg a few weeks In New York and Atlantic City.

Mr. ocd Mra Michael Morcus have left for their summer cottage at Oden. Mich. Prnf. E.

Stiliwull and left Thursday for their summer cottage on the Georgian Bay. Mr. J. H. Feltkamp and family left on Thursdav ror their summer cottage near r-t, fnalrv XI I f-ll and Mra J.

IT. Winger are spending a few weeks with her parents in l-araers- burg, W. Va. The wedding of Miss Dorothy L. Gleaaon, 4anhrr Air.

and Mra George S. Una- son, to Mr. Edmund F. Hoffman, of 3433 Dury avenue, took place 'lueaaay mornins with nuptial hlgn mass in tne tnrnrn oi sumption. Rev.

Father Conway officiated. A ttrcalcfaat and reception lollom-ed at the residence of the bride', parent, in Essex place. Miss Mary ixiihm jvnnwn i fw ...1,. with relatives in Chicago, from which place she will go to New York and Atlantic City. Mra W.

Tey lett aionuay iw 1 The wedding of Miss, Johanna D. ITyman. ilinshicr nt Mr. and Mra Louis Hymaa. of the Avon Apartments, to Mr.

John l.ei- bert. took, place Monday evening at cm-ton. Rabbi David Phillipson officiated. A wedding dinner and reception followed the nmrriiiTC. arti-r hl the bnii and groom left for a tour of the Pacific Coast.

On their return they will reside in Boston. Mr. and ilra Adam behiistina. of j.iKen-brecher avenue, will entertain with a family dinner at their residence in honor of tlie fifth anniversary of their wedding. Mr.

Arthur Joseph and family, of Alaska avenue, left Friday for their summer home in Charlevoix, Mich. Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Freiberg spent the past week In I'fttsburg. Mr.

and Mra Louis J. Dolle spent the past few weeks in Now York and Atlantic Cltv Miss Grace Goldman left -Tuesday to spend a few months with relatives in Bos ton. Mass, CLIFTON. Miss Catherine Marx has entertained with a number of pretty affairs In honor of her guest. Miss Helcti Hall, of St.

Loula A number of friends of Miss Marx have given little get-tofether parties to bid wel come to her from her stay at Smith College and also to meet her charming young guest. Miss Hall. Mr. and Mra Hulbert Tart gave a dinner- dance Monday evening at the Pillars In honor of their niece. Miss Virginia Kittredge.

Covers were laid for 60 guests. laft on Tuesday for Lyncn- bui-g. where sne win speuu tne iiuaiwi term with her parents, Mr. and Mra liai fi Mrs. Samuel H.

Taft Is In Chicago for a few daya Mrs. W. F. Anderson ana umiynioi win eave shortly for the Aulroniiacka, whore will annnri the heated terra. Tha ar-tiva niambers of the Clifton Music Club will enjoy a picnic at tne too, juiy i.

iwirnthv ttrce nil enjvi eu ruuuu parties given In her honor before her deiarture for Marblehead. wnere sne will enjoy a stay among friend, during the early summer. v. w-n iin.ni.r naa irtu, iiru trip to Wisconsin ana nas joinea ma who and son. who are visiting ner parents, air.

it r'hur ,4 a Ktevena ot riyue x-m a. u. Mra Hoehler will return home in Clifton the first or tne week. i a inwriirni. rum wiiwy M.mia Tueaiiv at tea In honor of the house guest, ana ner lls.

LSI llirriiio i.hi in a few friends for a dance on Friday evening in honor of her guesta Miss Jean Bates has returned from a lengthy visit among friends In the East. Mrs. A. B. Yost vai hostess Friday after noon.

June 20. to the Clirton music initio ton mainber. were present, at whlcn time the officers for the coming year were Installed. The new officers are as follows: President. Mra Martin E.

McKee; Mce President. Miss Martha Diekmeier: ireas-. a Vot Recording Secretary. Albert A. Merkel: t'orrespondln Secretary.

Mra Elizabeth South -r i mm Marguerite Yost; Ll- 1 1 rM 'J. Th. two 1. ri n.ira f. I 11 o.

n. alerted are Mrs. J. Thuman and Mrs. Elizabeth South Crane.

During the afternoon Mra Yost served .1 -1 p.frMhm,llt9: Mra W. F. Anderson was among' those to enjoy the Ohio Wesleyan i niversnjr "So' WHUam F. Anderson will sail July 3 for Norway. Denmark.

Finland and Iw'eVn. where he will hold the Scandl- 1X bv nr" George A. Simona President of the Boston I niversny. p.lrninul. BlShOP An- vear.

mnwiviwi ri return by the end of August in time to preaide at the conference in his own area n-ora. a Misses wo. to very pretty TiTb ChaVe ha. left fo. Denver a he mim n.

-Miss Wil- XO iiu tne liams. EAST WALNUT HILLS. I Th. most interesting event of the week was the announcement by Mr. and Mra John B.

Solcup of the engagement of their daughter Agnes to Mr. Anarew ni, son of Mrs. Andrew Henkel. No date has MM.tftd for the weaaing, ou Smith College, Is spending her vacation with hr narents. Mr.

ana aira w. j. Mi" Marie and Anita Oregson are In Cleveland attending the Christian Endeavor convention. Mrs. aronne ww Wednesday evening for Conway.

limy will spend the summer. Mrl WaUrr Konnermsn and baby daughter who spent the winter with her parents. Vj rnun)i Huber. while Mr. Kon- nVrtnan was In -crvlce.

have gone over to Teeth Now Beautified AlmostLike Magfc -Why la It that men and women of refinement so to their dentists two thre-or four times a year to have their teeth scraped? Because such persons, though ardent devotees of the toothbrush find that no dentrifrice suffices to keep their -V e.n, ataina and tartar. If more -people only knew" It, there is a remarkable ana iwukuj product, to be found In uiy drustor, which cts almost like magic when j. n.i..n and discolored teeth. Any one can have the loveliest pearly 1 1 V.I.. tr I white teetn a-Week Tooth Polish" In addition to whatever powder or paste is used, ir one will procure a package of this and use a little of it once a week on a toothbrush, the unsightly- discolorations and tarta will not return after their re moval.

Furthermore, it will prevent tooth decay and rum Inflammation, neutralize acids and keep the breath sweet. Once-a-WeeK 'room i-onsrv was origi nated by a welr-known dentist, Adv. den avenue. Mr. William Gaines, of Chicago, is visiting relatives here apd In Harrison.

Ohio. Mr. and Mra S. D. Cooper.

Mr. and Mra. J. G. Cooper and family and Mr.

M. Y. Cooper and son Raymond are in Martlna-burg Ohio, to attend the annual reunion ot the Cooper family. Mra J. B.

Rhodes, of Zumsteln avenue. Is spending the summer with her daughter in Sprlngneld. Mass. Mrs. William Gregg, of Oklahoma, formerly of Cincinnati, is the guest ot Dr.

and xra Henehower, of victoria avenue. The marriagu of Mis. Florence Stoecklln and Mr. Alvin Duhme was beautifully cele brated Wednesday afternoon at the resid ence of the bride's parents on Edwards road. u.

T. MciNeeiy omciated. Mtsa Viola Strieker entertained with a de lightful camping party Friday at her brother, camp at Tower Hill. Twenty-nve girls enjoyed the affair. Mrs.

linam sweeley nas returned rrom visit with Mrs. Jameson in Wyoming, Ohio. Misses Marguerite and Myrtle link 111 are in Cleveland, the guests of Mra formerly of this city. Mra John J. Gilllgan entertained In honor of four bride, elect Tuesday with a luncheon at the Hyde Park Country CIuo.

The guests of honor were Miss Dorothy Joyce, of Y'oungstown. Ohio, who a week announced her engagement to Mr. Harry Gilllgan. the hostess's brother; Miss Mary Kain, who Saturday became the bride of Mr. Willianv Moerleln: Miss Mary Mathers, bride elect of Mr.

Lawton Terhune, and Miss Genevieve Poor, who will wed Mr. William Harrison. EVANST03T. The marriage has been announced of Miss Ethel Mittendorf and Mr. Louis Schluetter, SECTION FIVE both of Trimble avenue.

The ceremony wss performed 7 "Rev. Henry Haefner. The young couple are enjoying a wadding trip. After returning they will reside on Jonathan avenue. Mra Oeorge V.

Zumworde aad daughter. Mra William Steinbeck, of Wood burn avenue, were tendered a Joint celebration in honor of their birthday anniversary last-week. About 50 guests were present Mr. James Farl.y. who baa been ia the service in Cuba.

has arrived safely at Charleston and is expected home soon. Mm Elizabeth Slebert, of Pittsburg, ia en-Joying a visit in Evanston and Newport, guest ef friends. Captain Carl E. Basler has returned, after a week's visit at St. Paul.

Minn. Mr. and Mra Hartman and daughter, of Stacey avenue, are enjoying several weeks' visit In Michigan. Miss Louise Fleming entertained with a shower lsst week in honor of Miss Marie Harris, a brlde-elect of next month. Mr.

and Mra Elmer Fyrns. of TrhnMe) avenue, motored to Hllleboro, Ohio, last week end and were guests of Dr. Heal ud family. Miss Ella Dirk arson last week at Oxford. Ohio, and attended the commence-, ment at Miami 'College.

The engagement of Miss Julia Blen. of Evanston. and Mr. Stanley Matthews, of Norwood, ha. been announced.

The members of tbe Alpha Theta Chi Sorority are enjoying a camping party oo the Little Miami River, near Tower Hill. Mr. and Mrs. J. B.

Derbes. ef Woodbura avenue, will leave the first of July for several weeks' visit In Buffalo and New York, the guest of Mis. Catherine Kreldler. of Trimble avenue, and Mis. Charlene Culbertson.

of Clarion avenue, entertained with a one-o'clock luncheon last Tuesday in honor of A VOICE FROM THE DEAD S. ARLENX EDWARDS. THE LOST MEZZO EN6RAVER. FINALLY SUO CEEDS IN SENDING HIS LATEST WORKS out of WAR'TORN BELGIUM THE Closson Store has just received, directly from S. Arlent Edwards, in Bruges, Belgium, two Mezzotints, his most recent work.

For many years Mr. Edwards has been famous throughout this country and Europe for his Remarkable color mezzo engravings. In 1914 he went to Europe with the intention of spending a year in the Old Country to secure new subjects. He was caught in Bruges, Belgium, at the outbreak of the war, where he has Seen for the past four years. He suffered untold hardships dur-ing the war several times being reported dead.

Mr. Edwards always has favored the Closson Galleries with his best works, and even though he was so many miles from here, he did not forget the Closson Store as soon as he was able to send something on. The two subjects just received the first of Mr. Edwards work to arrive in this country since he left for Europe are the LaDuca Madonna, after Raphael, and The Boy. in ink, after Albert Cuyp.

Both are full of the beautiful feeling which has characterized all of Mr. Edwards' work, but it is greatly intensified an'd even more appealing than ever, doubtless because of the great privations the artist has suffered during recent years and the grim scenes he has looked upon in the war-torn countries. The LaDuca Madonna is priced at the Boy in Pink at $50.00. The plates for both have been destroyed. Many of Mr.

Edwards' older pictures have trebled arid quadrupled in value, and it is certain that the present pictures because of their historical associations, because they are in the artist's best vein, and because so limited a number of proofs haTve been struck off will shortly be worth many times the prices now being asked. We earnestly ask that all Cincinnati Art Lovers accept this as an invitation to visit the Closson Store and see these remarkable pictures. They are now on display in the Closson Galleries on the first floor. MARBLE GARDEN FURNITURE FROM ITALY A LIMITED number of new marble benches, tables and fern boxes, just received from Florence, are now on display. These are the first pieces of this ware shown since the beginning of the war.

All are elaborately hand carved, being productions of famous Italian works of Art of the earliest periods. If you can use one or more pieces of this ware on your lawn or porch or in your home, we urge that yoti come in early, as there are very few pieces available. MASSIVE EARLY ITALIAN DINING ROOM SUITE MAGNIFICENT Dining Room Suite of Italian Walnut, hand carved and hand painted in polychrome. Inspired by some of the massive furniture of the Old Italian Palaces. Ideal for a large room with paneled walls and high, beamed ceiling.

Suite consists of Oval Extension Table, $45. Console Buffet, 6J4 t. long, $460, Serving Table, $230, Arm Char, $70, and Side Chairs, $50 each. OVERSTUFFED FURNITURE ROOMY, luxuriously comfortable overstuffed chairs, davenports, and "settees, with separate loose cushions of the softest down. Covered to order with the finest fabrics, especially selected to harmonize with the decorative scheme of your room or hall.

We have just a few Early Italian Chests, of oak, hand carved after the magnificent woodwork of the Old Italian Churches and Monasteries. Come in and see them. Our 'selection of frames is constantly receiving nno desxgnsl Let us show you the molding especially appropriate for the picture you intend to frame. IlllVllr czossoMjpcufirmxr AVING a party telephone line is a good deal like being married it implies a lot of compromise on both sides. But there is no reason whjr life should not run sweetly and evenly for all parties who share in the service if; they limit their conversations to three minutes and remember that the rights of others are as important as their own.

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