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i IiylM Week Why Not Try a Real Frog Party With Everything Green Brt the Guests 7 Everybody is talking 0 Ithcfuzht about a SHORTS In' green. The house garden be decorated in per frogs a huge one bulging eyes', in the doorway magic circle. By JULE Frog Week you.F'rirtstanee a FROG PARTY. have something green so tie, shirt, handkerchief but girl imay wear green frocks, short nd tnm Lke ten year olus. in a small jarty of intimate friends." knd pa ith 'The 'entertainment would be LEAP FROG SCOTCH CHECKERS AND "FROG BRIDGE" (Frog bridge la Vtry amusing: For each game you take a HOP which means a bonus of 100 for each losing scored or minus you take a CROAK which is minus 100,.

This is in addition to the regular bonuses, etc, for progressive bridge. The refreshments may be salad molded in. green aspic, cool "mini green ices, or fruit punch, grecn iced cakes0 and gangs of MINT TULUPS. The prizes for games may be anything useful, including frog vases for flowers. The chili party is always because of its delightful ir.for mality.

The guests daYice, 'play crd3, or wander about in garden or loll on the comfortable chairs of the porch. At a late hour, steam Ing bowls of chili are served with ice cold bee and the beer must be cold, you know just cold as the chili is hot. And, be sure and have PLENTY. The success of a party is not the variety of food you serve as muchas the ample supply of what 'you "do "serve. The Cellar Party is also attractive this season as cellars are usually cool these warm The cellar party requires a' real or improvised.

You may take that old kitchen cabinet and fix it up open the doors and place QUIVERING NERVES When you are just on edge when you can't stand the children's noise i ij. when everytbingyou do is a burden when you are irri table and blue try Lydia E. Pink bam's Vegetable Compound. out of 100 women report benefit, It will give you just the extra en ergy you need. Life will seem worth living again, Don't endure another day without the help this medicine can give.

Get a bottle from your druggist today. VEGETABLE COMPOUND 'Love Me "Always' magic perfum creation, all the rage in Hol 1 oriagi you 1 1 in 'loite and so cl al tfftlr. "Love Ma Alfrays" helps you wit aadhold the love of your sweetheart. It Is an erhanting powerful, mystio aroma, designed to captivate, all, who come within iti i iwhat shall what kind of DIFFERENT party may I have I do and few novelties that might interest UR.E&N the the guests may wear "popular sports even the men must your' glasses and bottles, on tse shelves and use. the lower part for your various supplies.

Put. a long table in front and lo and behold a bajrl 'In one corner nave a tabie filled 'with good, pld fashioned sandwiches big. juicy variety) dill pickles, radishes, cheeses, craca ers, potato salad and cold slaw. Pa perplates may he used also paper napkins. Everything Is mror mal, yoa know.

If, the cellar is large enough, put up card fables for bridge, whist, checkers or flom inoes or any kind of games. I wa.ser vour euests will leave declaring a "good time was! had by alL" A flower bridge for the more dignified ladies party! The rooms should be gay with a profusion of lovely flowers beautiful vases. Each guest is ipresented a flower hen she draws her tally card. The tables are set Up very artistically in pastel cloths and crystal wear with a bud vase containing. a bloom as the centerpiece; The menu should be a fruit salad molded In rose red aspic with rose.

leaves (candied) as a garnish. The desert, ice cream molded in the shape of roses, lilies, etc. The prizes should also carry out ithe flower idea; a corsag artificial or real 3ow er vases a beautiful plant a crystal flower ornament, for the dining room flower tie backs ror curtains a month's weekly order of flowers from your florist. This is a most pretentious party and what with the pretty ladles in their floral chiffons and pastel organdies there is no end to the breath taking beauty of it all" a iie iian artyj This requires more than bper and sandwiches as so many hosts do not know. Men like to be aiuse? and also appre ciate some provision made for their amusement.

If it is a warm, sticky night. make your guests comfortable have them remove their coats, have a drink and take a smoke. Men usually prefer to play, cards nave card tables and enough of them, alreadyjset up in an adjoin i uuni. dc sure mere is one. with poker supplies available.

iz a woman. is charge or the not bother them with queries as ta hat they want. Place jFhe beverages, handy, where they may serve; themselves at a late hour place the lunch on the table. Be sure the menu is good, wholesome, plain void of foibles, i If tired of playing cards have some clever guest start a Tall Story contest and give a. prize to the best "tall story." This in lots of fun as you would be surprised what darling liars are men folk.

The co'mpe luiun. is usuaiiy ciose. Lt the applause or vote to the guests be the deciding factor. A mayDe tninK or some more next week I DO want you to have a. bang up time this Frog week.

.1 JULE. SOCIETY FOR MUSIC STUDY ENJOYS PICNIC Despite the heavy thunder Society for Music Study and their guests enjoyed thorough ly their initial picnic at the home of the David Crosses of New Brighton, jlast Saturday. The 1 picnic had been Dlanned for out of Old and "young, rieb doors, but of course the rain inter nu poor succumo jto charrn pfered with these plans. Neverthe Our double atrength what with th charmine and ciat owj ji. send no money.

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and Mrs. Cross and their daughter, Geneva, everything went over just as tpleasantly indoors. Tbe hosts literally turned their home over to the visiting guests, and the latter felt perfectly at home wandering nere aaaa inere; lo engage in group conversationsto play feimes. to listen, to music or merely to relax The group will. plan other enjoy able affairs for the slimmer months.

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Pre venra wrinkles and sagging muscles. Keeps your skin firm and young through the years; Large jar 25c Trial size 10c. Wants Pretty Girls To Learn to Become Beauty Operators Mrs. Cora Williams, who for 27 years has conducted an exclusive beauty shop at 1607 Broadway, Beechvlew, wants to add a touch of beauty to her beauty shop. i With a wealthy white cllen tele, Mrs.

Williams is desirous of securing two Ipretty gins, between the ages of 20 and 25, to. learn the trade. Mrs. Williams says their apprenticeship will cst. absolutely nothing.

Anyone desiring to accept this opportunity should communicate with. Mrs. Williams by phone at Lehigh 1651. The owner of the shop is also anxious to secure the services of two experienced 6peratora and a chiropodist. The latter can be either local or out of town people.

Shower Mr. and Mrs. John Scott of Brad dock, who were married recently, were honored by a "shower at the home of Mrs. Scott's sister. Miss Ellen Mitchell, in East Liberty last Wednesday.

Guitar music was rendered by Bill Smith and Mr. Jonn "son and a pleasant time was en joyed by all those present Mrs. Adams Hostsa Mrs. Man' Beckett Adams was hostess on the pjourta of July to a number of friends at her country home in New dupiberland, W. Va.

The day was spent in swimming. sports, dancingland cards. The guests Mrs. Carrie Ash villa of New York, Mary S. Beckett of Eugene Rodgers, Roland Rodgers, New York; Theresa Moo Carrie and Bob Jackson, Blanche and.

C. T. Collins, Mr. and, Mrs. Clifford Gardneax, Mr.

Simon Franklin and others. I Guest Leave i of Hermitage street regretfully an 1 nounce the sudden departure of their Mrs. Ruby Houzelor Mississippi, Sunday, July 8th, Mrs. Houze was elaborately entertained by her cousin, Mr. Joseph Lipscomb and 'a host of friends at many other sreial functions during her brief visit here.

She certainly admires our Smoky City and anticipates returning to hop with us Frog weeit. A telegram from her beloved grandmother caused her immediate re turn to her native town. Recital Enjoyed The third annual recital of Miss Leah Buckner, piano instructor, was held July 6th at the home of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. William Buckner of 2307 Man on street.

Many gue'st3 were present, including Mrs. C. Walker Jackson, who Is teaching Miss Buckner advanced, music tech nique: Among those participating. on the program were: Dorotny Amos. Christini Norwood, Nan Buckner, Elizabeth McKee, Flisste Mae Hawes, ElAiira Hall, Pauline Saunders, Anna Mae Edna Carter, Louise Rayzor, Ola Mae Nor wood, Minnie MJ Louis, Annie Pry or, Mattie Hodge, Sara Buckner and Leah Bucltner.

Two of the outstanding features of the program! were a paper en titled "Music," by Mrs. Jackson, and an interesting reading by Mrs. C. E. Those present expressed great enjoyment and interest throughout the entire program.

Re freshments were served. Duncans Vacationing Mrs. Daisy Herbert Duncan, the charming daughter of Mr. end Mrs. Durose Herbert, br a for her home in Maysville, Ky, after spena ing a pleasant year with her parents at 2703 Bedford avenue.

Mrs. Duncan and her two chil dren. Gilbert and Mary Durose, will spend several weeks in Maysville and Cincinnati, among the host of friends they made during thetr stay, in that city, after which she will return to this city. Jonqull Club Party .1 Following Schenley High School's commencement exercsses, the Jonquil Club, one of the Girl Reserve groups, honored its graduates at a party, at the home or Miss Thelma Williams. Ruth Gloster, Flora Lar kina and Thelma Williams were the Jonquils who received diplomas.

Other guests were: Edna Philllpps, Margaret McCullough, Bessie Rich ardson, Manford Sales' Franklin Walker, Bertha Pruitt, Helen Johnson. Joanna Franklin, Nellie Lewis, Mary Strange, Sara Wright." Made line Turner, Mary 'and' Margaret Branson, Thomas Wrest. Arthur Taylor, John Anderson, Robert Phil lippsv Faultan McCullough, Clyde leslie Pruitt, James Dougan, Jack Hayderft James Allen, and Edith Dougan, sponsor. Mr. Harry Moore of Brusbjton, has left the city for an extended stay in Atlantic City.

I Mr. and Mrs. Hunter Beasley of Penn Township, are the proud par I ents of a baby boy born Tuesday. Miss Nahnette William WHEAT LEY WILLIAMS NUPTIALS IN KENTUCKY niaiiiiMimiMMiaMiiiiMMiainiimwr mi iniuiiw i mil mfiwi irn rii I I Among; the seaspn's most beautiful weddings was the WheaUey Williams nuptials at Owensboro, uniting Wheatlev and Dr. Frank Williams.

In the photo, standing, left; to right, are Dr. Maurice Mostly, K. Leftridge, James Williams, Dr. Williams, the groom, the bride; WilHur Stirman Wheatlev. the brice's father: Robert Agnew and Victor Perry.

Front row, Edna Coleman, Arietta Williams, sister of the groom; Lurille Belle Wheatley, Lorell Williams, Ellen Brooks and Inez Agnew. IPmlbMe Aslkiimg lFa lit, Two Great Bands Will Swing Their Hot Rhythms For! Dance Lovers In Mammoth Sunday Midnite Dance On Aug. 5 Dance Lovers Already Excited. The public's asking for it, and so Bob Ellis, who has loomed on the tri state promotionhorizon as the latest sensation, is going to give it to 'em! We're speaking specifically about the Battle O' Music staged last July 3 from midnight to dawn, when the Sunset I Royal Entertainers of Palm Flal, one of the greatest jazz combinations the blaseEust has ever heard, locked horns with Gertrude Long and her Night Kawks, local favorites. On that occasion, clwe to 1500 people paid at the gate, and enjoyed of the most pleasant times of their lives as they danced and listened to these two great The Duke O.

Band The Sunset Royal Entertainers were given the omcia. O. K. by Duke Ellington, who has been twice crowned as the "King of Jazz." In the maestro' became so enthused over their music that he promised to contact his office as soon as he arrived in New York. This means that the boys are headed for the "Big time." One local musician, who stood The Pupils Miller In On Monday evening.

July 16th, at 8:15 o'clock, ec recital will be given at the Bethesda Presbyterian Church, corner 'of Paulson avenue and Luna street, featuring some orj the music students of James Mill I Among those who will be heara at this time are: Miss Virginia organist of the Warren M. 21 Church; Miss Thelma! Hayes, organist of Wesley Center A. M. E. Zion Church; Mrs.

Mary Rummer, soprano; Miss WJllimae Bush, contralto; Mr. Spurgeon Illery organ ist. A group of 'junior piano students will also be presented. This recital will mark the first presentation of James Miller pupils in a public appearance. James Miller, Bachelor cf Arta In Mumc froiri Carnegie Institute of Technology, and Master o'f Arts In Music from Duquesne University, was recently appointed to the position of organist, and director of music of the Bethesda.

Presbyterian Church where the recital will be held. The recital is sponsored by the Senior Choir of Bethesda Presbyterian Church. It is being given for the benefit of the organ repair fund of the church. Admission is twenty five cents. A family reunion honoring Mrs.

Silvia Fowler, her immediate family and her thirteen livirig grand children, was held at the home of Mr. Morris of Mulford atreet Sun day afternoon. enthralled a.s the orchestra "got oft" with some of their original compositions, said the dixie outfit had the greatest novelty unit since the days of Cecil Scott, and furthermore stated that the band, in hid opinion, was superior to Iimtr.id Lunceford's musical ger.i'oses. lat est air and travel sfiisauon. VALDOSTA, July 12.

By "Back to Olympic I ANP The City Federation of This is the bnd whicli will op Club Women of Valdosta are mk pose uertriue lxmg at Park Sunday midnight, Ai.cusL 5. as a lorerurner to tne activities 01 Frog Week, because, hear ye. Frog Week stnrtj the same day with a big symposium. Dance lover throughout the Monon st 'i can't say which they like ssain. so.

Ells intends to cive them another cnance on tnat night. 4 Ofjames ecital At Bethesdal 16th CLUBS Lincoln Park Club The Liacolr. Park Community Club will ho'd its riot regular monthly meeting on Tuesday evening. July 17th, at 8 o'clock) Mm. Martha Bowman will be hostess to the club In her home at 1844 Schley street.

Townsnip. Mrs Ston nie Matthews is president of the organization. P.j P. H. Club Doctor Gibbe was zuest speaker.

1 T3 TJ riiih til icic uiucuii; lj i liic which was held recently at the home of Mrs. Yarboroujh on 2SM Wylle avenue. Mrs. H. H.

Goodman of I 549 JunUla street, will be hostess to', the club on July 25th. Pathfinders i The public is cordially Invited to the first ar.nual social of the Path llnder Club on Wednesday, July 25. The affair will take place at 2169 Webster avenue. Susan Rivers president of the club. Gardenia Almost enjoyable time was had by ail at the annual picnic of the Club on July 4th at West View Park.

Pleasant surroundings and la host of gbod thinrs to eat made the holiday cess. Amng th who attended w4 S. Smith, Mr. ail Mr. aad Mrs.

M. outing a hOe buc gueta of the club. re: Mr. rvl I'rs. G.

Moore. Se.born Mr. and Mrs. oorn Miss Ross Weds A frican Pastor 1 DOWNIMSTON. July 12 A romance of over ai year culrmnah at high noon on Thursday, July 5, When Miss U.

V. Ross of Pittsburgh, teacher of Downinton. Industrial Schoo for six years, was united in wedlock to Rev. David B. Mdndona.

The ceremony, held in a beautiful spot on the school's campus, was solemn Georgia Club Women 1 To Meet In Valdosta ini hl nrenarat ion for the annual gathering of th; State Federation of women tlufca here on Anut 5 The program is" to be of un vaual The president of the Probation of Georcia accepted an to speak he fore the State gathering. D. Murdoch. Miss Sarah Sea and Mrs. Murdock.

Idle Moment Plans for a hay ride on July 13lh were made by the Idle Momenta Social Club when the members gathered at the home of Mrs. Sarah Herbert recently. Trucks for the pleas Kuni Tahle i ired by Dr. J. King, pastor of i ifnezer Kaptlst Church la I'ltts i.jh, cf wh'ch the bride has long bee an active member.

Ross, who was attired In a creaUon of white net) and vthite picture hat. given in marriage by bar brother, Willie i bofl I ure seekers will leave 621 WebsterJ. as a school and church worker, waa avenue, ai 8:30 tomorrow evening. attested by the gorgeous gins re I ceived and by the number of re I ceptions given In her honor. Laet Mrn.i Ferltfna S.

Richardson was; Sunday the brida and groom were hostess to the lUund TaWe Social 'dinner guests of Rev. a'nd Mrs. Ren Club at her home on Penn avenue, ert Alexander i of Coetesville. On recently. Jts Butler and Mr.

Monday they dined with Mr. ana Hlghtower 'were guests. All mem Mrs. Albert Franklin of PhiladeT bers are ured to be present at the phia. and on Tuesday with princi next meeting of the club on Julyipal and Mrs.

Warlnz. Mrs. E. E. 19tn.

Mrs. Lucy T. Pryor of 48601 Moore and 'other Coatesville friends Mossfield street will entertain th sponsored a shower on Tuesday eve 1 members that time. 1 ning while Mr. Moore gave a din v.

wu aim luriu Arito Lrague immediate families. MrL Mdodan The Arlwtos Women Progressive left by motor League will conclude it club fea fcr their homi son with prize contest and social ic, where Rev in the home of the president. Mrs. 'la Thursday afternoon in Wilmington. J.

Mdodana pastors VUiui on Wednesday evening, July 18tn. i The committee In charge, of, Mr. and Mrs. David Fowler of which Mrs. Lulu McAdoo Is cheir jLto" jft the city Tuesday man.

ha spared no pains in arraog mNorning after' attending a fa miry Jnir th affair, iich promisee be rihaion held here week in verv enjoyable. A musical program hinor of their, mother. Mrs, Silva will be one of features. All co Fowler, of Lowell street, with whom workers and friends are Invited toftnf bad been stopping. Mr.

and attend. Mrs. Fowler are former FV.tsburg?! E. IC Unit The Society for the Development of Ofir Own East End Unit continues to meet every Wednesday end Friday at 8:30 clock in the Modf rn State Bank. ,6311 Franks towrt avenue.

On tbe same ere is ninzA. from to the organiza tion ias a Spanish class which. la open to the publle i AVorklMg Eight Tle Working Eight Club made plsMs for a social on July 27th at their meeting lajt Friday. The social will be given at! the home of Mrs I Van THlmao. 333 Webster ave hueJ Mrs.

Claude Hlghtower will be.hWtesa for' the neat meeting of th on Saturday evening. Jury I4tn. ers out have made then home ta California for the last twnty four years. Makes no difference who inven'ed work, some people will never infringe oh the patent. In Nashville NEW Yi A convrr.tir r.

sociari the gup. The spjs.o' bard HjJ tion joidnn. So.iTh. Na crairn te Flavia Tapsico Dies In Cleveland. Mrs.

wife of Chi wy at Jl Ur.d, in nl activif.r She 1pvp. a tei, Mif. W.r mother. Mrs. sifter and nia.

Garden l'art The Drtr.a' Street Chuivh a Party (n the hes nd Mrf. Sick stret Tu. be piay.a. Mii mission 10 ftnls. A awsrdo to the attire.

Tin i SORRY! The name of V.m Ap Hi was inadvertantly Irtsr. write up of the.McO.: re r3 honoiinr Mr. and Sin. Vv' cf Ran In, In lat fk i Ufjt i Tha Courier. Mr.

Harris wn the ncorrpvj for the juartet and (Signed) GeneviM Iwi. y'f Hamilton. Her bridesmaid was! Miss Pauline A. Gaakins. of Wasn UlUlng ington, D.

co teacher at Down tnetown, who selected lo wear Cfficers Anociatioa blue mousseeli.ne de soit drea W. VV. Woolfolk. hat to match. Mr.

Louise i Browne Davidson of Elmwoud, a former teacher and fellow worker. the matron of honor. She was lovely In an outfit of canary. Rv. i Mdodana bad as his best man.

J. B. Davidson, a Philadelphia artist. Juit aefore the ritual was read. IMlsa Casie Mae Thomas of Brvn i'Mawr, accompanied by Mrs.

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