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THE BEE DANVILLE VA RIDAY JUNE 20 1924 Ouil MRS DQtfWS SOCIETY EpEOR Office 'Phonp 'No 2353 Reaidcnco PJtfMW 706 XffiE PAGEX a od so oa oa av rwd xa xi a a 4a SOCIETY NEWS CLUB ACTIVITIES AND PERSONAL 1 conciliation A MAKER! Social Activities REACHED STARDOM WHO Mrs lyn was witnessed by a few HEEUL BINTS is a patient at were vis has son Wool Seamless Rugs WERE Tapestry? Velvet and Axminster Seamless Rugs that for this aale each year I lewarSAee Sfcm Go ITi Largest Chain of Shoo Store In The United State Danville Store 408 Main St trademetfc oo ewn bcnu tXUEALQA HEADACHE AKSia Mt Brackin return is with ol of Broadway's most and was drafted by 1512 Atl K4c Aw BcenMyn NY ed ham of toast cheese melt re af Miss ALLYN KING THROUGH THE er 5 An intimate Story of Innermost Emotion Revealed in Private Letters Gussie Wicker of Wash is the guest of Mrs street Mrs Elliott nad Miss The Youre held the last meeting of the summer at the Country Club a few days ago The attendance at the meeting was unusually large and the Interest in the activities as they were outlined Ointmen Ahooy have a box on hand AH Drugiba all smiles again there things that a man admires woman but his wife Ho have his wife break tradi bear to aee you White SHOESor WOMEN (By The Associated Press) PROVIDENCE I June 20 The State senate reconvened this morn ing after a recess from yesterday when several members were overcome by gas from an amateur bomb The gas attack was the climax of a pro longed session due to a filibuster by Democrats The Republicans flatly refuse to any compromise offered by the Democrats and the prospects are that the filibuster will be resumed By Th Associated Press) LORENCE Arlz June 20 Wit Ham Ward negro was hanged at down this morning at the State prison here for the murder of TeJ Grosb Arizona university student Personals Miss Kate Lyon who has been at the General Hospital for the past ten days for treatment has developed complications it was stated this morning and is regarded In a serious condition Edwin McDaniel is spending his vacation with relatives at Ringgold Townes has returned from There Reticles lukewarm or in fact under the boil ing point Baptist National con Rev Jeri was chosen vice AIR MAIL RECORD BAGDAD June Three Vick ers Vernon mail planes recently cov ered the 866 miles between Cairo and Bagdad in nine hours flying time a record on this route for three ma chines flying together NEGRO IS HANGED SANDALS Sandals of colored allgator skin come up very high in the back and are hollowed out very low in front and have but a single strap across the instep HOLDS MEETING AT THE COUNTRY CLUB Board of Directors of the "Women's Christian Association MEAT OR BROILING Meat for broiling shou' be of the best quality obtainable otherwise an other method of cooking is prefer able o'clock Among th guests invited were Misses Anne erree LETTER ROM LESLIE PRES COTT TO LESLIE PRESCOTT CARE! THE SECRET DRAWER CONTINUED I Lewis and of SERVING GOOSEBERRIES Boll gooseberries in sugar until they are tender then stralng through a sieve and when they are cold serve with whipped cream flavored with le mon This is recommended for a breakfast fruit dish as well as for des sert Conn June 20 Ponselle Diana Al King sprang from the That's RUIT COMBINATIONS Combinations of fruit make most delicious and nourishing desserts and are not difficult to prepare Pineap ple and cherries or strawberries or bananas and oranges are much better for summer consumption than pas tries CABBAGE AND SAUSAGE WOMAN'S DIET have doctored with the best doc tors in the United States Some said one thing and some another was ail ing me and all wanted to cut me open but Mayr's Wonderful Remedy saved me so now I eat cabbage saucage and anything I want to Nothing hurts i me" It is a simple harmless prep aration that removes the catarrhal mucus from the intestinal tract and allays the inflammation which causes practically all stomach liver and dntestinal ailments including ap penditlcis One dose will convince or money refunded Drug i Seed Store 108 Union St and druggists adv NEW HAVEN The fame of Rosa len and Allyn fiddle of Eddie speaking literally' Twenty years ago the only enter tainment in'the Yale dining hall came from the students themselves when they lifted their voices in college songs and gave impromptu concerts Then Eddie Wlttstein walked into the dining room with his violin under 1 3 1 rt 1 rt XJ 1 ne DldACU U1JC ClCUllUll axxo success was Immediate The manag er of the restaurant hired him to play regularly Rosa Ponselle worked as cashier in the restaurant She thought maybe oho rniilf! Rine i 3 made by Alexander Smith 6s Sons Carpet Company the largest makers of floor cov erings in the world Since 1860 by chairman of the various commit tees and the secretaries was keen Since this was the closing meeting the achievements of the past six months were given in the General Secretary's report The meeting was opened by a de votional period carefully planned by Miss Margarete Brydon Miss Rucker Penn president of the A presided in her usual graceful man ner Mrs red Townes Jr chairman of the Camp Committee reported a very beautiful site had been secured for the summer camp and the plan for the shack was shown anl approv ed by the Board Construction will begin on the shack this week and it will be in readiness for the camp program about the latter part of next week Registrations for camp will be taken at the Association office Miss Agatha Daniel will take registrations for all business and Industrial girls Miss Martha Andrew will be in readi ness to receive registrations from all Girls Reserves A report in which the entire Board was intensely interested was that of the A Tea Room The report covered the entire period from the opening of the Tea Room in March until June first The report was given by the chairman of the Tea Room committee Mrs Hughes In the absence of the Tea Room di rector who will need a long conva lescence after a severe illness the summer months the Tea Room will be under the management of Mrs ily Walton and Miss Margaret Proc tor A schedule of summer rates has been thought out to especially to business girls and business men and to the man whose family Is away on vacation A very welcome guest at the meeting was Miss Marion Hip kins the National A food expert Miss Hopkins has been in Danville for the past week and in a talk before the Board Miss Hopkins spoke very enthusiastically over the beautiful A Tea Room as suring the Board she saw large possi bilities tn it tor tne future At the close of the 'Ung Raymond Hall chairman of the Hos pitality committee served light re freshments Illustrated lecture The Illustrated lecture to be given by Col John A Cutchins of Rich mond formerly a member of Gen Pershing's staff will be the leading feature of the program presented at the meeting of the American Legion Post Hi which will be held at Ballou Park this evening at 8 o'clock All members of the American Legion Auxiliary and the public generally are cordially Invited to be present started ov6r with Alexander Smith Sons Carpet Co 'NEW YORK 1 A A I a 1 i was dpihe iinoreu uanunn music and appeared at church socials When Wlttstein saw that Allyn was so accomplished he appealed to Zieg feld to give her a place and she too became a star She Is featured now in a popular Broadway musical But Eddie still plays ith his Yale oichestra entertains at many of New society junctions He broadcasts from WBZ and WJp His engagement list shows book ings at NewportR I Bar Harbor Me Washington Colhmbhs Asheville Palm Beach Chicago and New York Rosa and Diana and Allyn have gone out into the to gain fame but the fame of Eddie travels the world over to every place a Yale man goes AR Newark Stores Open Saturday Evening To Accommodate Customer 3 prv'TPD AVTl DTAVA ATTW (RTftRT PLAYING EDWARD WITTSTEIN YALE DINING HALL IDDLER (INSET) A Secretory Returns Miss Agatha Daniel industrial sec retary A has Returned from a month's vacation spent In Washing ton New York and Missouri and is actively engaged In arranging for the summer activities of the I A girls ind a dealer who has a represen tative selection of the famous USE HOT AT is no use in trying to fry successfully in fat which is She spoke to the manager of the re staurant and he spoke to Eddie and Rosa sang Eddie was hired to play at the old Heublein's cafe He started a ca baret taking Rosa along to sing and gave Diana Allen a job as a perform er Diana was attending high school and helping her mother run a room ing house then Rosa and Diana were ambitious The former went to New York made a great success as a sing er She is now a soloist with the Metropolitan Opera and has an In ternational reputation Diana enlisted lies became one famous beauties the movies 1 Wi trnsfol thAI when Eddie played I Allyn King 'as his star performer Al CANNON HEADS BAPTIST CHURCH ORGANIZATIONS (By The Associated Press) CLEVELAND June Rev Cannon Atlanta Ga was elected nresldent of the Sunday School and gress here today ran Washington president Sims Wichita Kan sas secretary and Rev Butler Indianapolis treasurer 1 1 TRICORNE The tricorne of corded silk with the tiny almost infinitesimal brim Is the most practical style of millinery for the tailleur In silence Jack with his hand un der my arm pulled me along to the roadster dumped my bag In beside me and started with a jerk that threw my head back violently beg your he said with icy politeness mention I said quite as suavely but little Marquise I could not stand it I remonstrated just asked me to promise you that I would never go away and leave you again I 'am tempted now to turn right around and go back to New York for ever glnce I haye been away dear you have written me such wonderful love letters you have told me how lonely you were and I have loved you so greatly that it is breaking my heart to come home to find that you are grouchy over such a little thing as my bobbing my hair especially as you have already told me that It more becoming than when it was long You are just nursing your own foolish prejudices "Have you any particular objec tion to bobbed hair? You must have seen that every woman is wtaring short hjr 'Oh I guess I am a beast ca id nk are some in every hates to tlon I smoke dear and yet last evening at dinner I made no objections in fact I thought it rather smart when Mrs Atherton brought out her clgaret case and deliberately lighted a mono grammed fag with her "Oh did satiy dine at tne nouse last night?" I asked "No We worked late and went afterward over to the hotel grill" is an awfully clever girl I said cleverest I have ever known" he answered quickly Would you believe it little Mar qulse that at this uhqaulified com pliment I felt a little qualm of envy? Before I was married I used to won der why so many women were jeal ous of their husband's secretaries their daytime wives as it were Now I knew Mentally I called myself a cat for thinking these thoughts and as Jack lifted me in his arms and set me down before the apartment house I raised my Ups to hfs for a kiss of re (By The Afteoclated Press) WASHINGTON June Mrs An na Baird Curtis wife of Senator Cur tis of Kansas died early today at her home here Mrs Curtis was a native of Al toona Pa She had been ill for a number of years and had been un able to leave Washington even dur ing the recesses of Congress Hone for her recovery had been abandoned for many months The body will be taken to Topeda tomorrow for burial State Senate of 1 Reconvenes Jr DENVER Colo June 19 Court land Dines informed that Horace Greer was acquitted in Los Angeles to day on charges of assault with a dead ly weapon on Dines said "I have no statement to make but darned glad that It is all Wife of Senator Curtis Expires Richmond where he attended the an his arm nual meeting ot tne irginia runerai Directors! Association Mr Townes was selected as a delegate from Vir ginia to attend the national conven tion in St Paul Mr and Mrs A Brackin have returned from Baltimore after spend ing a few days there Mr who has been sick since his someal Iffer Miss Klofse Kiibyr' Miss Sutherland Honoree Mrs Dodson entertained in formally at her apartment morning honoring Miss Margaret Sutherland of Charlestown West Air ginia who is the guest of Miss Mary Conwav and Miss Marie Stephen of Statesville North Carolina the guest of Miss Elizabeth Taylor Those pre sent were: Misses Marie Stephens Margaret Sutherland EJlabeth Tay lor Mary Conway Mary Temle Spencer Charlotte Conway and Hel en Lea (before the entire membership of the organization by mail itwas decided after 'a heated discussion? the resolution "in'respect to the national defense act came after delegates had charged on the fleer that certain organizations of the country have called on their followers to sign pledges never to take up arms GLAD IT IS OVER Out of Town Visitors Among the out of town visitors yes terday were: Miss BlrdleHarper Drv ork Miss Beulah Sayars Miss Julia Haley and Mr and Mra James Devin of Sandy R'ver' Tarpley Danville Mrs Reynolds of Dry ork Chauncey Elridge a Benedict The following interesting announce ment reached Danville through the mall this morning: Charles Selden announces the marriage of her sister lora Mid dleton to Chauncey Perry Eldridge on Mondav June 18th 1924 at Belle lale Miami Beach lorida Mr Eldridge removed from Danviuelast year and went to Miami he established a flower shop JU came to Danville several years ago from Greensboro and established such a business here making a success of All sizes made without seams in a wide range of patterns at prices within the reach of every one Look for trade mark stamped on back of every rug HOTHOUSE TOMATOES Aedeliclous salad is made by peel ing and slicing hothouse tomatoes on a flat dish then covering them with finely chopped lettuce and celery and mayonnaise dressing LUNCHEON DISH or a luncheon dish sprinkle grat and grated cheese over slices and set in the oven until the has had an opportunity to CU1RIY IRST When use drippings for they must be thoroughly clarified first The amous Annual NEWARK Sale of White Pumps and Oxfords for Women starts Tomorrow Morning! To hundreds nf women who wait plain statement is Sufficient they know it means sensa tional bargains Butto you women who do not know about the wonderful opportunities for money saving that 9 this sale presents we say COME TOMORROW! The values will be a revelation to you The smartness and variety of the styles wiJl delight you Every pair bears the original price stamp of $350 and at $3 SO they were a by far the biggest value in town this season miss it! Dear Jack he met me more than halfway ho said as he returned my kies think lam angry I was just surprised and hurt I felt as though you had maimed yourself as though you had cut oft one of your lovely fingers But I am not going to worry any longer All you women will do just what you want to do whether we rnen object or not I am wondering however what mother will say when she sees your bobbed (Copyright 1924 NEA Service Ihe) TOMORROW: Ixitter from Leslie Prescott tp Tesllc Prescott care Of the secret drawer continued 2 ASHION NOTES SOT ROLL If you are not the type to wear tai lored effects you can find many'in terestlng coats with soft roll collars that are much more flattering and just as effective LOUNGING ROBES Lounging robes and negligees that must be used for traveling on ship board are of the masculine cut of very fine but conservative looking silks and guiltless Of frill dr fussing I BLACK HATS Large black hats of mllan or horse hair braid are given an interesting note by trimmings of black velvet poppies with huge yellow centers WHITE CHION White chiffon printed in red dr black or with a combination of these shades is the material from which rench designers evolve the most sophisticated booking frocks featuring particularly pleated or cir cular ruffles DEBUTANTES Debutantes who have not bobbed hair or who are letting It grow In are wearing the very severe head dressing that is pulled tightly from the brow and brushed until it achieves a high luster At the nap of the neck it is gathered Into a close bun Miss Eloise Kiibyr' Norfolk? who has been the guest "of Miss Julia Davis South Main street Is spend ing a few days with friends at Clover before returning home Joseph Taylor of Greens boro will arrive in town this evening to spend the week end with her par ents Mr and Mrs Dodson Miss Virginia Maddox has return ed to her home at The Plains au queir county after spending a week with Miss Julia Davis Miss Tavenor Hazelwood who was operated upon for appendicitis at Edmunds Hospital yesterday is re ported as doing well today Mrs Harvey Edmunds Hospital Mr and Mrs children Eloise and Winter Haven lorida motored to Danville last week on their car ar riving riday evening They will be the guests of Misses Pearl and Es telle Bradly Bradley Road for the summer Miss ington Baines Mr and Janie Elliott of Whitmell are visi tors in the city today Mrs rank Townes of Martins ville motored over to Danville this morning to do shopping Mrs McLaughlin is spending the day in town Mrs Arthur Powell ana daugh ter jicicn ot isiancri JS itors In town yesterday Marjory Chanev turned to her Lome at Sutherlin ter spending a few davs with Elizabeth Meeks Mrs Howard Brandon and are visiting relatives at Races Mrs Gordon Barker and daugh ter Mary ot Axton spent Thursday In town substitute for wool rugs can give your home such beauty comfort and warmth BUSINESS CLUB MEETS I IN NOROLK IN 1925 (By The Associated Press) ASHEVILLE June Elec tion of officers selection of Norfolk for the convention city in 1925 and massage of resolutions condemning those who oppose the national de fense act featured the closing session here today of the annual convention of the American Business club Chairman Stone of Nashville Tenn was selected president of the national organization The next convention will be held in June A proposal that the name of the or ganization be changed to Sequoia Club or some similar name will be placed I Sale Begins Tomorrow AT 8:00 Married Yesterda Clifford A Moore and Miss Gurdine Drewry were quietly married yester day afternoon at the parsonage of the irst Baptist church by Rev Shelburne pastor of the bride The ceremony was witnessed by a few Intimate friends of the bride and groom both well known and esteemed in the city where they have made their home Mr and Mrs Moore left here soon after the ceremony in their car for a honeymoon through Western North Carolina They will make their home in Danville Sutherland Honoree Miss Margaret Sutherland the charming guest of Miss Mary Conxvay entertained by Miss lorence El der Penn at her home on Alain street afternoon from 530 to to meet Susanne Miss Sutherland and Miss Conway Holland Alice White Lucy Kemper Louise Johnson Helen Sublett tran giiahMh Westbrook Helen Hodges Adelaide Moorefield Dorothy ulton Dorothy Senter Mary Meade Tavenor Hazelwood Virginia Raine Lemma Starling A lr i ginia Wilkins Anee Withers Alary Roach Julia Davis Eloise Kirby of Norfolk Isabel Baylor Miss Bajol of Wavneslioro Olivia Mobley Daisy Keen Theodore Estes Josephine Estes Evelyn Jordan Kitty rantz Helen Lea Mary Lily Smoot Margaret Withers Elizabeth Owen Betsy James Charlotte Conway Mary Burton Charlotte Jones Anne Con way Irma Hall Harriett itzgerald Ida itzgerald Jane Riddle Margar et and Elizabeth Henckel Bee Por te' Mayzie ills Penn Elizabeth Airs Walter Anderson Mrs Charles Lea Mrs Charles Davis Jr The lower floor opened ensuite was beautifully decorated with a pro fusion of pink sweet peas and pink larkspur A delicious salad was served followed by an ice course served by Miss Elizabeth Penn May zie Wills Penn and Bee Porter from a large block of ice overthrown with sweet peas and fern nridcc Lnnclieon Mrs Otway Lee was hostess nt 1 a charming bridge luncheon Wednes day honoring Mrs Thomas Moss one ot the recent brides The rooms were a bower of summer flowers and and the guests played bridge at six tables Mrs Thomas indley won top score prize a handsome card ta ble cover and the consolation prize a Madeira trav cover was won by Mrs Lloyd uller The guest of honor presented a Madeira boudoir cover Those present were: Mesdames Strathmore Owen Guy Shuff Thomas Moss Henry Roediger Carter Rutledge Carter Lloyd ul ler Thomas indley Giles Young Peatross Jack SCur rln Richard Moss Hannah JI Thomas Robert Bendall Lawson Hodges Iandon Wyatt Lawrence Patrick James Graves Misses Lin wood Pollok and Janie Edwards Keep Skin Clear! Pimples blackheads and similar blemishes usually result from neglect of the skin Watch your skin and at the first sign of eruption or irritation apply PALMER HUNDREDS PAIRS REDUCED IO fte 'Jangle A IHr job HBHb KI IHI 9r Jr Mm Hr flfli wl 4 ML I I tb A Zr 1 i 4 a a Mi 'SfeaTaBffl I AdSs fee i i IX I I $7so BJA I Xi Il iOBIMmhX ll'I JJ lll iLZillQ 1 1 LU if mR 1 5 ta I a I' sklN SUCCESEI I Alexander SmitU iSons.