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7 if AIEY POST; SUNDAY 310I1NIKG. JULY 23, lOliy Tr ir r.r pj'i rjTj-LrxjULT njirx njiwr cxnn clue I JL 1. returned none from a pleasant visit te kindred at Brasorla and Blessing. Mr. and Mrs.

W. E. Hudson entertained the Presbyterian choir- Saturday evening. children ef San Antonio ars th guests of Mr, and Mra. A.

Orta. Br. Mrs. C. Lindner returned name Monday from a visit to Moulton.

Mr. A. Caulston of McDad la visiting the Mlasec Iria Misses Betta Huff and Bertha Porter were visitor In Elgin Tuesday. Misses Sophie and Kathertn Hamp of Houstcn and- Jule Lipscomb of ley were guests of Mlaa Jeannette Arts tin for an informal musical Friday evening. Mrs.

Fred Brumier returned Thursday after a several weeks' visit In Rock-port. Mr. and Mrs. Will Stinnett enter, talned with a i o'clock dinner Thura-day evening In honor of Mrs. Winnie Baker McClave, Mlss Emma Lee Lewis, Lula Hill and Jeannette Austin.

lv' VV Nr.jil Hn. Howard Gardner of Bcu- moot Ht th put week with relative Mr. Anna Schlenker and Almot Schlenker ara visiting In San Antonio. Mr, and Un. Hoffmann of Dublin arc visiting relati-e here.

Mlaa Tlllte Hartmann is visiting friends la Houston. Marguerite Kllr of Angleton Is the guest of fcra. A. A Hacker at the hotel. Mtsa Bertha Burns Is visiting relatives tn Bell vl lie Miss Erna Hoppmann is visiting friends in Bomervillii.

Mrs. C. C. Lockett and Miss Sadie Lockett of Kerrvtlle, who have been visiting here, have gone to Caldwell Mis Mlnnit Seelhorst is visiting friends In Navasota. Mrs.

Russell Young and little daughter have returned from a visit to Temple. Miss Carolyn Glddlngs and Eramett Gardner left Thursday for Btsumont to attend Miss Mamie McFadden's house party. Tha younger members of the Germanla club cave a most delightful danos Wednesday evening complimentary ts Mlasea Lll-llan Black of Tempie, Hwttr Robertson of Austin. Alice Neville of Ban Antonio and Annie Lee Ellis of Liberty. Miss Florence Simmons entertained a dumber of her young friends Wednesday afternoon with a 500 party In honor of her guests, Miss Annie Lee Ellis of Lib-arty and Miss Ruby Mayfleld.

a charming brtd-to-be. Mrs. J. P. Buchanan gav a mlaeetla-Moua shower Tuesday afternoon In honor of Kiss Ruby Mayfleld.

Ics oraam and caka were served on the card tables and delicious fruit punch was served throughout ths afternoon. Those who enjoyed this charming affair were: Misses Ruby Mayfleld. Louiss Stone and Mesdames E. P. Anderson.

1. C. Ulddlngs, E. Nichol-son. B.

F. Teagus, Charles Allen De Ware, W. E. Dwyer, S. C.

Robertson, Joe L. Vans. Will Stuckert, Waters Eldrldge, liaCurry. L. E.

Rasberry. Heber Stone, Jr, W. J. Cather, K. C.

Buster, C. L. WUkins, A. A. Hacker.

F. W. Wood. Hugh Wllklns, Hugh Lusk. W.

A. Wood, Jr Howard Gardner of Beaumont, R. E. Pannlngton, Emma Simmons, Laura Irby, J. R.

Williamson, T. O. Elsenhour, J. M. Mathls, Clarence Stuckert.

T. J. Pier and Edmonson of Houston. L. Landgraf.

Mrs. L. Landgraf celebrated the first anniversary of her wedding with a bridge party Wednesday morning. Th hostess was showered with a number of cotton articles snd the artistic decorations were also of cotton. The prises, beautiful tow-ela, were won by Mrs.

James Harrison of Navasota and Mrs. Howard Gardner of Beaumont. The ctmsolatlon prize went to Mrs. J. i'r Hall.

A dainty luncheon was served on the card tables. The guests enjoying this beautiful "cotton" wedMIng were: Mesdumes James Harrison of Nava-aota, L. C. King of Dallas. Howard Gard-- Bar of Beaumont, E.

P. Anderson. W. E. Dwyer, A.

A Hacker. O. Robertson, Heber Stuie, W. M. Chlaolm, A.

W. Ange-mann, J. ti. Hall. John Hoffmann.

J. R. Williamson. Hugh Lusk, J. 1'.

ltuchanan, 'J. P. McAdutns, Misses Mattle 'ihompson, Bessie WILkina. Annette Ray. Eleanor AJirenbeck.

Hisa Williams, Vllu Edney. Mrs. J. L. Vann gave a most enjoyable card party Fr iay atternoon complimentary to Mrs.

Howard Gardner of -fieau-' mont Tables were arranged for both -bridge and 500. and the guests were given a choice of these games. A delicious salad course was served at the close of the afternoon. Those Invited to this charming affair were: Mesdames Howard Gardner, E. P.

Anderson, E. C. Buster, Heber Stone, W. M. Chlsolm, j.

A. Williamson, A. Wangenoann, Oscar Itoos of Victoria, Hugh Lusk, R. E. Nicholson.

W. Wood, A. A. Hacker, E. W.

Reichardt, Clarenca Stuckert, W. W. Searcy, W. E. Graber.

J. P. Buchanan. Earl Mllroy, L. B.

Rasberry, C. L. Wllklns, W. Cather, lo Curry, Waters EldHdge, T. W.

Wood, H. M. Wllklns. J. M.

Mathls. B. a Robert- son, R. E. Pennington, A.

M. Krug, J. R. Williamson. W.

Welbush. W. E. Dwyer, D. C.

Olddlngs, T. B. Botts, Misses Mamie Searcy, Mattle Thompson, Beasis Wllklns, Rosa Williams, Emily Harris, Josephine Tristram, Ruby May-field. CALVERT. Miss Edith Fuller of Houston was the gitest of Miss Habel Beard.

Mrs. George Bergerson of Mezla was the guest of friends. Miss Pauline McLendon of Waco was the guest of Miss Mabel Beard. Mrs. Robert Foster of Fort Worth was the guest of Mr.

and Mrs. G. S. Foster. Mrs, W.

C. Lovett was the guest of her U. nA mm XT T. VmH nf Wll-MTV spent fw day last wek with Mr. Fred' parent.

BIEVIU.I. Mrs. W. H. George entertained tn charming fashion Thursday afternoon from to In compliment to her sister, Mrs.

George of Eagle Pas. The handsome home needed only the floral embellishment to complete a most beautiful and enhancing environment. White and green was the color scheme, the effect being featured In the dainty little periwinkle. Bridge Was the chosen amusement and five tables were arranged on the cool end spacious veranda, which had been converted Into a veritable bower of loveliness with beautiful hanging baskets of brass tilled with the chosen Tower and handsome ferns and potted plant forming the background. Intense pleasure reigned throughout the progression of several games, all of which wer won by Mrs.

Joseph Burke, who was rewarded with a handBome brass candlestick. The honor guest, Mrs. George, was given a beautiful brass vase. A fitting tlnale to the pleasures of the afternoon was the serving of a most delicious salad course. Those who enjoyed me hospiialti) with Mrs.

George and her charming guests were Mesdames Lee Timon, E. il Neilson, Joseph Burke, James Ballard, Walter Teal, James O'Connor. L. B. Kandull, John Beasley, F.

O. Charaiiliss, Frances Dougherty, James Dougherty and Claude L. Klm-brough; Misses Mary and Margaret Murphy, Dora Welder, Ethel Brown, Frances Hansom, Katharine and Martha Randall, Cordye Lee Parr and Bell Blakely. Mrs. Sam Mltchel was hostess to th Furty-two club Friday afternoen at her pretty cottage on Corpis Christ! street.

On entering the guestsl were Invited to the rear of the hall, where Miss Viggle Neilson and Miss Jessie Borroum presided over the punch bowl. Beautiful La France roses and ferns formed the floral decorations. Tables were placed In parlor and dining room and four games played, all of which Miss Coryde Lee Pair won, thereby claiming the club pin as trophy After the games Mrs. Mltchel served a most tempting sulad course to her guests, who were Mesdames R. N.

Praether, W. Cook, Will Wyatt, Ike Miller, Henry Miller. John Beasley, J. T. Borroum, Joe Uurke, Will Geffert, Ap-iih Ly, StalToi I 1'e-ece, James Ballard and Claude L.

Kinibrough; Misses Cordye Lee l'arr, George (iifutt. Virgin Neilson, Jessie Borroui.i, Fram es Kansom and Helen Ransom. ELGIN. Mr. and Mrs.

Allle Shilling of Bastrop visited the family of 11. F. Taylor this week. Miss Katie Hemphill of Goodman visited Elgin friends tnia week. Miss Flora Bruwu is spending a few weeks with In Waco.

Miss BeulaL of Austin Is lug a few days here with friends. Miss Bessie Thompson of Lometa Is vis-Itinu the Misses Standirer. Mra. 11. L.

P. Smith Is visiting her mother at Lookout Mountain, Tenn. Mrs. Ballard Jones and daughter, Miss Motile, of Mcbadu are the guests of Mrs. J.

B. Hardwick. Mr. and Mrs. W.

A. Livingston, of Houston are spending several days here with their children. Miss Mary Little of Taylor Is spending a few days with Miss Francis Prewltt. Miss irma Bassist spent a few days with Austin friends last week. Mrs.

T. F. banders of Thorndale Is a guest this week of Mrs. J. T.

Sanders. Mrs. J. W. Hill of this city Is visiting her brother at Coatsvlla, Pa.

Mr. and Mis. Max ilirsch and daughter, Maxlne, who have been In Germany for the past three months, sailed the twentieth for this country. They will arrive home about August 5. Mr.

and Mrs. P. Bassist will leave Berlin. Germany, the twenty-fifth for home, after spending about three months there Willi relatives and friends. Miss Annie Felder of Glddlngs Is tho guest of Miss Mamie CooTonam.

Wednesday night Miss Mary R. Rivers entertained a number of tho young friends, complimentary to her guest. Miss Beulah Smith, of Austin. Nine tables were laid, each table having a different game. After the required number of games were played It was found that Miss Jennie Bassist hail won the lady's prize and was presented with a beautiful gold bar pin.

W. Blckley proved the fortunate one In the gentleman's prize and was presented with a pretty slick pin. In the dining room was found a large punch bowl presided over by Mrs. Howard Rivers, which proved one of the most attractive features of the evening. At the conclusion of the games and before the prizes were awarded, refreshments of cream and cake were served after which the guests Indulged In music and conversation.

ROGERS. Ira P. Wilson and family returned Sunday from a week's visit to Groes-beeck. Mrs. W.

P. Hendrick and son, W. are visiting relatives and friends in Rosebud this week. T. T.

Moore and daughters, Misses LU-He May and lOdlth, loft Sunday morning for a week's outing in Colorado. Mrs. B. L. Guess of Buckholtz was a Rogers visitor Wednesday.

Dr. M. H. Sharp came over from Bart-, lett Wednesilay night and returned home Thursday accompanied by Mrs. Sharp and the children, who had been visiting the family of M.

V. Baugh for the past Miss Edith Wilson accompanied her cousin. I. P. Wilson and family, home from airocsbeeck, and will be their guest for a few days.

Miss Annie Jenkins returned last Sunday from a visit at Kempner. Mies Lillian and Evylln Davis of Temple have been visiting Misses Florence and Clarlae Whitley and attending the protracted meeting. Mrs. A. K.

McElroy yas a Temple visitor Tuesday. Mra. A. B. Talley of Waco is visiting her parents, Mr.

and Mrs. J. M. Crow. Mr.

and Mrs. L. L. Johnson left Friday for a trip to New York city by water. Miss Mary Rowe Is at Goldthwalta visiting relatives.

Mrs. E. A. Shlpp went to Temple Monday to visit relatives. Miss Vena Scrogglns returned Sunday from Amarlllo, where she had been visiting her friend, Miss Lizzie Thomas.

MJas Bess Dabney left Frday for Memphis and Nashville. to visit relatives. Mrs. J. H.

Wear went to Temple Tuesday and was accompanied home by her daughter, Miss Grace. Miss Beulah Garrison of Temple Is here this week visiting friends. Mr. and Mrs. W.

H. H. Hendrick left Tuesday for Mineral Wells to spend a few days. FRANKLIN. Mr.

and Mrs. Ben C. Love and family visited the family of J. B. Dunn of Benchley the first of the week.

i i Miss Ocneva Sadler of Palestine' Is the'' guest of her sister, Mrs. Frank A. -Woods, this week. Miss Zurllne Tally went to Rockdale Thursday to visit friends for a few days. Misses Annie Turney and Ruth Jones of Bremond visited In Franklin Sunday.

Mrs. J. T. Jtindrick left Thursday for a protracted visit to her brother, D. W.

Hanson and family, at Magnolia, Ark. Mrs. J. H. Conway and baby returned to her home In Bryan Thursday after an extended visit to her father, L.

L.J3rad-berry and family. Mrs. Arthur Hays and children are In Galveston to spend several weeks at the seashore. A. J.

Hathway and daughter. Miss Ivy. have been at the bedside of Mr. Hatha-way's fathee In Dallas for several day. Mr.

Needkam of Shreveaport, and Mis Effl Hill of Oeu were quietly married Sunday afternoon at tha Method- Mis Olga Schonts of La Grange la th r-fueat of Mr. C. Fabian. HUNTSVILLE. Aa leave In Valambroae la the visiting matron and girt In Huntsvllle.

With a bewildering array of pretty gowns and resistless charm of manner they come, they see, they conquer, and, if pioperly hostessed and can lay claim to a grandfather, they ara Immediately given carte blanch and right-of-way to the hearts and homes of this aristocratic old town. Of small, but smart bridge parties, suppers, luncheon and heart affairs, there has been no end. They are quite too numerous to mention, but In every Instance rytve possessed a distinctive Individuality, which ts the invariable hall mark of social Huntsvllle The largest affair just at present Is Miss Nellie Barr's house party, made up of Misses Bruce of Galveston, Misses Mallard of Rusk and Miss Jameson of Palestine. This popular coterlo and their pretty hostess have been dined and teaed until the wonder Is how their digestions and sunny dispositions stand the strain. Miss Perkins Is a delightful addition to the visiting crowd and Is with Miss Tittle.

Miss Barr and her father Introduced her guests with an elegant evening party. Miss May Morris contributed a delightful morning affair in honor of all the visitors. Naming Misses Mallard and Miss Perkins of Rusk as honorees Misses Tittle entertained with a particularly graceful heart party on Tuesday. Miss Jessie Felder was a chlo and gracious hostess, with the visitors as honor guests and dominoes as the piece de resistance, by way of diversion. Monday afternoon.

The gentlemen did their part In matters hospitable by giving three very enjoyable dances at Randolph's, with supper at Parislie's. 1 he G. A. Wynne residence was the letting of an elegant dinner party as a rceful compliment to the guests In the O. Barrett home Saturday evening.

Mrs. Tyler Haswell and daughter. Miss Ara Haswell. of Bryan and Mrs. Kyrte Thrasher ol Austin left Wednesday after spending a forti i-'M with Mrs.

M. I1 lani.s and Mr. Mrs. C. G.

Barrett. Wlille in town they were the objects of a number of pretty dlnnt parties. Miss Odessa (ney and Miss Nettle Lee Underwood of Dallas are visiting Mr. and Mrs. Cassie Forrest.

Mrs f-red A.ickes and Miss Luclle Adltkes are at homo from a series of pltarar.t visits to relatives and friends over the State. They visited in La l'orte, Morgans Point and a number of other coast resorts on the way home. Mrs. J. o.

Wiley. and son. Baker Wlleyjre guests of Major and Mrs. D. A.

Vaiin in their ummer home at La Porte. Mrs W. L. Rogers. Miss Nora Black and Mrs.

Mlttie Masters of Houston, who were guests In the W. O. B. Gillespie home? left a few days since. Mrs.

Sue Murrell of Orange is still here. Mrs Ethel Wynne Holllfield Is visiting In Galveston. Miss Irene Wynne Is the guest of Houston relatives this week and will be absent for some time. Miss Sara Pace left Wednesday to attend a number of house parties, where she will be the stellar attraction. Miss Pace will stop first In Houston with Misses Boyles ami Mlcheaux and from there she goes to bo the guest of Miss Lenora NorveTI In Beaumont.

Mrs. Ben E. Cabell and the boys are rt home from a pleasant visit to Waco and Marlln. Mra C. Friley will arrive In a few days to visit Mr.

and Mrs. Robert Mays. Miss Perkins of Rusk and Miss Mallard are visiting Misses Tittle. CAMERON. Miss Tennle Hefley has returned from a visit to Gainesville.

Miss Wright of Brownwood Is the guest of Miss Vance Hardy. Mrs. J. S. Zupalu- of Houston Is the guest of Mrs.

W. W. Cham tier. Miss Use Frischmever of Austin is visiting Mrs. William Henderson.

Miss Pattle Trlbble Is visiting Mrs. James Pate. Miss Nell Morton has gone to Sheffield, Ala to spend the remainder of the lura- Misses Annie and Rcnna ardley of Ben Arnold and Elizabeth Parker of Klngsvllle are the guests of Miss Claude Casey. Mrs. Tyler of Waco Is the guest of her daughter, Mrs.

J. W. Milton. Miss Myrtle Caldwell returned Wednesday from Oklahoma, accompanied by Miss Addie Caldwell. Miss Floy McLane spent Wednesday In Cameron.

Miss Lula Hackworth of Brenham Is the guest of Mra. Estill. Mrs. Allen Hooks has returned from an extended trip through Colorado and California. Miss Hernlee Barclay is the guest of Mrs.

Rush Thomas. Mrs. A. E. Sharpe and daughter.

Miss Nadlne, are visiting in Brenham. Miss Bell Hall of Sweetwater is visiting Miss Wooley. Mrs. Edgar Newton of Maysfleld visited in Cameron Tuesday. Miss Julia Terry of Minerva Is the guest of her sister, Mrs.

J. L. Barmore. Miss I. (J.

Bonds returned Wednesday after a visit In Tracy. Mrs G. C. Avrlett and daughter. Miss Lucille, have returned from a visit to Calvert.

r- Miss Bessie Olllls Is visiting friends In Berr Arnold. Mrs. F. Glesecke has returned to her home in Brenham. Miss Beulah Dobbins with her grandparents.

Mr. and Mrs. McLane, left Tuesday for New Mexico. Miss Flora Lewis has returned to her home In Stanton. LUFKIN.

Misses Mlttie and Jennie Long left Wednesday for Galveston and San Antonio. Mrs. Ernest Scott of Harkley, I.e., visited relatives here this week. The Lufkln degree team of Pythlaa Sisters and officers went to Dtbon Thursday to install officer at that place. Mrs.

Roth of Dlboll visited here Tuesday. Mrs. R. H. Buck or Fort Worth, who has been visiting Mrs.

C. N. Mumaaon, returned to her home Wednesday. Mrs. F.

L. Williams of Nacogdoches visited here this week. Mra HatUe De Spain returned to her home in Houston Tuesday. Miss Hazel Decker ts visiting In Galveston. Mrs.

M. C. Russell and children of Houston are visiting Mrs. B. F.

Outhler. Misses Annie and Laurie Goldman have returned from a visit to Dallas. Miss Bertha Mann returned to her home In Dlboll Wednesday. Mrs. Morley of Tyler Is visiting Mrs.

Bailey. Misses Sudle and Anne Flnley of Pol-lok are visiting friend here. Mrs. R. T.

Canon entertained last Tuesday evening In honor of her guest. Miss Johnson of Groveton. Miss Eliza Bowman and Miss Mabel Smith of Mineral Wells are visiting friends here. EDNA; Mis TJnnle Humphrey of Austin is visiting Miss Myrtle Arthur. Mis HUno McClendon returned to Edna Friday after visiting home folks In Alvln.

Miss Annie Davenport visited Edna kindred Sunday. Miss Emma McKlnney of Milford Is visiting Mr. and Mr. W. E.

Hudson. E. M. Davenport and daughter, Miss Homer, left Wednesday for a visit to Mineral Walla. Mlasea Mattie and Lalne Btmon bare MARLIN.

Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Steele of Koese are visiting tn Marlln.

Mr. and Mrs. H. Nussbaum have returned from a visit to relatives In Mexla. Miss Lila Walker Cornish la home after a month spent In Houston.

Mr. and Mrs. J. S. Hurt of Dublin are here for a week's stay.

Mr. and Mra Henry Easterly are recent i arrivals from Houston. Mr. and Mrs. E.

Ford have gone to meir nome in uroveton. Mr. and Mrs. H. C.

Wdllams are here from Galveston. Mr. and Mrs. H. Hyman and daughter are here from Brenham.

Mrs. E. O. Call and daughter have returned to their home in Corslcana. Mr.

and Mrs. J. C. Hadley are her from Bastrop. Mr.

and Mrs. C. Henderson hare returned to their home tn Smtthvllle. Mr. and Mrs.

James H. llson ars recent arrivals from Lock hart. Mrs. Guy Herring has returned to Mezla after a visit to Mrs. J.

M. Kennedy. Miss Mattle Spenoer of Marlln and Miss Emory of Houston are visiting Mrs. J. M.

Gouch In Temple Mr. and Mrs. 8. J. Lattlmore of Jacksonville are here for a month's stay.

Mrs. Coleman Kendrlck of Thornton has been the guest of Miss Katie Prlngle. Mrs. R. L.

Singer and daughter. Miss Ines. have gone to Houston to be with Mr. Singer during the next month. Mrs.

O. T. Beckman Is a recent arrival from Georgetown. Mr. and Mrs.

Charles Hints and Miss Lula Hints ''are. recent arrivals from Bealy. Rev. and Mrs. Ellis Smith are here from Houston.

Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Hardwlcke of Bastrop are here.

Miss Ethel Finks was the charming hostess to the Tuesday Afternoon Bridge club this week Those enjoying ths his-pltallty of Miss Finks were: Mesdames Allen, Rimes, Bunch, Stallworth, Keese, Powers, Allen. Dunkum. Smith, Goodrich, Levi, J. Oltorf, Bowden, Holloway, Monday, and Misses Bartlett, Battle, Woodward. Peyton, Chatham and Mran-son.

Miss Llllie Frank Levi, Misses Isadora Levy and Miss Ray Neman left this week for a trip through Colorado. The Falls county chapter of the U. D. C. held their regular literary meeting Tuesday at the Presbyterian church.

The Ladles' Social club met this week with Mrs. W. O. Bunch and was a most enthusiastic and enjoyable meeting After a brief business session, during which the charity committee reported on Us work, the social games were enjoyed. The following were present: Mesdames Bradford of Marshall, Highsmith of San Anton o.

Itustvll uf New Ibeila. La Rice of Austin. Monroe of Waco, Gunnell, Bowden, Smith, Oltorf. Adams, Bartlett, Allen, and Misses Russell of New Iberia, Scheurenberg of Brenham, Carlton of Tyler. CALDWELL.

Mrs. O. B. Reed and children have returned from visiting in Oklahoma. Mrs.

Irene Felter of El Campo ts th guest of relatives. Miss Annie Price left the 'first of th week to visit tn San Antonio. Mrs. M. G.

Pierce, who has been visiting the family of Sam Murray, returned to Calvert Monday. Miss Bernlce Taylor, after visiting Miss Alice McMillan, has returned to Navasota. Mrs. Phil Teellng of earns Is the guest of her sister, Mrs. Wilton Houston.

Miss Ruth Porter, who has been on an extended visit to relatives here, returned to Waco Monday. Mrs. J. B. Hllllard has returned from visiting In Rockdale.

Dr. A. H. Foster and family have been on an extended vilt to relatives In Marlln. Mesdames H.

Autrey and John Clements are visiting in Trinity county. Mrs. Charles Lockett and daughter. Miss Sadie, have returned to Kerrvllle after visiting friends here. Mesdames W.

C. Carroll and Bob Bell have returned from uUitlna tl.u I of Rev Hulen Carrol In Navasota. MIhk Kulliu tlair Ko. a im, IfiUiJir'l from a three months' visit to friends In J'ampa and Amarlllo. Miss Henrietta Etzel has returned from visiting in Carmine, Galveston and Houston.

Misses Ethel and Leo Womble have returned from an extended visit to Co-tula. Miss Octle Pledger of San Marcos, after visiting relatives here, has gon to Parts to visit relatives. Mrs. Mary Ward is on an extended visit to relatives In Del Rio. Mrs.

w. B. La Nelr of Ponokatoula, La Is the guest of relatives, Mrs. Willie Boyd of Calvert Is the guest of C. B.

Oliver and family. Miss Florence Thornton of Houston Is the guest of jf. B. Sllllman and family. Mr Thomas Haddox has gone to Dallas to spend ten days with relatives.

The Qui vivas gathered at the home of Mrs. Tola Oliver last Saturday afternoon, with Miss Bessie Lee as hostess, and the several games of forty-two were enjoyed. Delicious Ice cream and angel cake were served and the happy guests declared Miss Lee a most charming and gracious entertainer. Among the out-of-town guests were Mra. T.

G. Elsen-lohr of Brenham and Miss Louise Gld-dlngs of the same city. BRYAN. Mrs. R.

R. Ellis and little son are visiting In Marlln and Mart. Mrs. Tyler Haswell and daughter. Miss Ara.

have returned from a pleasant visit to Huntsvllle. Mr. and Mrs. L. R.

Alexander of Marlln are guests of Mr. and Mrs. John Mike. Mr. and Mrs.

S. C. Williams left this week for a month's visit to Sulphur. Okla. Miss Katie Moore has returned to Hubbard City after visiting Mr.

and Mrs John A. Moore. Miss Winnie Henderson of Cameron, who has been visiting Mr. and Mrs. I.

K. Ha tie, went to Galveston Wednesday for a short visit. Mrs W. F. Hoppess and little son hav returned to Flillaboro after visiting Mr and Mrs J.

v. Coulter. Mr and Mrs. Sim Spell, Misses Elsie an.l Ie-iie Proves and Miss Alice Duffy truest of Mr. and Mrs.

lorn bin 11. Mr. and Mrs. George Smith have returned from a visit to Galveston Miss Louise Batte has returned from Houston, where she was the guest of Mr. and Mrs T.

K. Batte, Jr Mrs. Ada Ammons of Palestine Is the guest of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Edmonds.

Mr. and Mrs. Phil Clarke of Austin are guests of Mr. and Mrs. John Lawrence.

Miss Decl Weddington is visiting her brother, Harve Weddington. at Mart Miss Grace Freeman of Oalveston spent a few days thlB week with her sister, Mrs. J. B. Priddy.

Miss Lottie Cary of Houston Is the guest of Mrs. L. B. Brogden. Miss Susie Lomax of Waxahachle Is the guest of Mr.

and Mrs. E. B. Lomax Mr. and Mrs.

John M. Caldwell are visiting relatives in Dallas. LULINQ. Mrs. H.

B. Holmes and son spent the week her with her sister, E. B. Baker, last week. Mr.

and Mrs. Hodges of Leesvtll visited their daughter, Mrs. Staton. whom they ie Annie Pearl McClanahan, Elght-months-old daughter of Mr. and Mrs.

John F. McClanahan of Eagle Lake. Lillian Aline Faupel, Daughter of Mr. and Mrs. G.

E. Faupel of Beevllle. Ineda returned from Gonzales Tuesday after an extended visit with relatives. Mrs A. W.

Kollatt of La Grange ts visiting her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Henry Weyand. Mr. and Mrs.

L. E. Drawe of Brenham visited relatives here Sunday. Mrs. A.

W. Goerdel and baby of PflueKcrvllle are visiting relatives here this week. PORT ARTHUR. Mrs. V.

Williams has returned from an extended visit In the South Atlantic States. Mrs. S. F. Countryman of Houston is visiting In the city.

Mrs E. Illerstedt of Dnthan. Ala Is In ihe city visiting her grandparents, Mr. and Mrs H. F.

Best. Mrs. T. J. Collin of New irleans Is the guest of her parents, Mr.

and Mrs. Peter Sto.k. Mr and Mrs. Paul Bertrand of Lake Arthur, are visiting in the city. Mrs.

T. L. Bush of Mumford Is visiting relatives In the city. Willie Harris is the most recwit convert to the automobile, and Is driving a IfU modt-'l No. 5 passenger llupmohlle.

Mrs. K. Szaflr and children are at High Island for a short visit. R. F.

Chessman and family came down from Beaumont by auto on Thursday and took lunch at the Plaza. Mrs. H. B. Downey of Alabama, who Is visiting friends In the city, will speivi the next two weeks with Mrs.

Carl Kramer. An auto party, consisting of Mr. and Mrs. J. Misses Lena Scale, Kuth Camp, Maud Vivian and Mildred fimith, came down from Beaumont Wednesday evening and were entertained at the Plaza with a special dinner Th1 business men's Bible clnss of the CnnKrrKationnl church was entertained Tut'sihiy eveninc by Mr.

and Mrs. K. A. Yoiru; at their home. Thursday et'ternoon the Ladies' Aid society of the Baptist church held a social meeting, and about fifty of Ihe members were present.

A program consisting of music and papers by Mesdames Miles. Carter and was triioveM, after which refreshments were 'served. Uev 'and Mrs. Kolla Dyer entertalne-l a number of their frienns Tuesday night in honor of their sons, Kdward and Eugene Dyer, who are spending vasiD.on here. Mr.

and Mrs. G. H. Eubank were at home to a number of Uielr friends Friday night. BELLVILLE.

Friday afternoon from 4 30 to o'clock Mrs C. Pehauerhamner and daughter, Miss Flora, charmingly entertained the Ladles' Euchre club with an additional number of friends. Before the games delicious fruit punch and cut cake was served to the following: Mesdames Fred Torboon. William I.ouweln. A.

Strauss, J. Wilson. H. Miller, C. Teach, O.

A. Trenckniann. A. L. Holland, S.

A. Hill, Max Bader, C. G. Krueger, C. K.

Langhamner, C. Johnson, Misses Hazel Hill, Sophie Menke, Louise Lou-weln and Lilian Steck. Miss Louise Lnuweln left for a two weeks' visit In Houston and La Porte. Mrs. A.

Louweln left for a visit in Wallls. Mrs F. Roeusch and children returned from Sealy, where they visited with relatives. J. R.

Crawford of Vivian. I.n., and Miss Llsette Hallman were united in marriage Wednesday evening at 8:30 at the homo of the bride's mother, Mrs. 'Emille Hallman, Rev. J. G.

Mueller officiating Miss Flora Schanerhamner dellghtful-Iv entertained the Forty-two club Wednesday afternoon. SMILEY. Miss Lois Bundlck spent last week in Ban Antonio with relatives. Miss Ethyl Smith has returned from a visit to Mrs- J- O. Chandler In Nixon.

Miss Florence Glover is at home after an extended visit to Wharton. Mrs. E. M. Vandegrlft and little sons ri.n In Hn .11., cut.

virMimps imviiud lit mi iiiini. Misses Shirley and Roccle Breeding and Miss Florence Glover left Sunday for a visit to Sutherland Springs. Mr. and Mr. Herbert Grant of Karnes City spent last week her as guest of Mrs.

Ortn Grant Mr. and Mrs. Frank B. Morey and Incile Hurt, Ten-months-old daughter of Mr. and Mrs.

Jeff Hurt of Georgetown. She was a price winner in the Old Settlers' baby show. mrLTi n.ru-Ln rmn.riri-r--,-,-, i- children are spending a few week al Sutherland Springs. H. M.

Sturgess and family left Thursday for Jourdanton. COLUMBUS. Miss Malzena Mathee of Houston is the guest of relatives In this city. Mrs. Charles Ktmts left Monday for a visit to Eagle Lake.

Mr. and Mrs. Alvey Harbert spent this week in San Antonio. Mrs. Deleslyn Olnn of Tennessee, who has been the guest of her cousin, Mrs.

J. R. Wooten, left Monday for a visit to Eagle Lake. Mrs J. Light Townsend, returned to her home In Houston Sunday after a visit to her parents, Mr.

and Mrs. George Gegenworth. Mrs. C. F.

Woods of Dallas, who has been visiting relatives here, left Wednesday with her children, Mlcses prances Nolte, Margaret Foley and Grace Woods, for California for the remainder of the summer. Miss Margaret Mansfield returned Saturday from a several weeks' visit to Bryan and Huntsvllle. Miss Sadie Humphreys left Sunday for a visit to Lullng. Leon Dick and Miss Alma Dick left Wednesday morning for California, where they will remain during the rest of the heated term. Walter Dick will be the guest of Oscar G.

West during their absence. Mrs. T. J. Windham and Miss Lyda Bovd of Houston returned to their home last Saturday after a visit to Mrs.

M. V. Harrison in this city. Miss Maud Goldberg of Houston Is the guest of Miss Fannie Rauh. The marriage of Miss Fannie Rauh of this city and Milton Lee Strauss of Waco will take place at the home of the bride next Tuesday afternoon at 2 o'clock.

Milton Lee Strsuss, Sam Strauss and their mother, Mrs M. Strauss, and Mr. and Mrs. Melvln Cohen of Waco will arrive Sunday for the Rauh-Strauss wedding. Miss Mary Gordon was the hostess last week to the Afternoon Bridge club.

She was assisted In entertaining" her guests by her sister, Miss Helen Gordon. Miss Helen and Mary Gordon entertained the Embroidery club Friday afternoon. Mrs. Abe Stelner entertained with six tables of bridge Thursday afternoon last week for Miss Fannie Rauh. Mrs.

T. B. West was hostess to the liridge club Monday afternoon with six tables of players. Mrs. A.

N. James was hostess to the Foreign Missionary society Tuesday afternoon with Mrs. John Brigham leader. The Seymour-Wooten and Shaw automobiles went up to Weimar to the barbecue and dance last Monday. The party consisted of Misses Mary Seymour, Sadie Stewart, Frances Nolte.

Llbble Wooten. Olga Laas, Gladys Herbert; Mesdames Sam Sevmour, H. J. Laas; Messrs. J.

1). Seymour, 8. K. Seymour, Harry Wex-ler, Bruce Mansfield, Oscar West and llarcourt Wooten. Mrs.

Albert Hahn very charmingly entertained Miss Fannie Rauh ant her girl friends with a bridge party -and luncheon Thursday afternoon. A two-course lunch-con was served to Misses Fannie Rauh, He'en Gordon, Minnie Rauh, Mary Gordon, Genevlevo Sandmeyer. Anita Mahon, F.dlth Leeseman. Myrtle Farmer, Grace Mahon, Mary Tanner, Rosanna Walther Mattie Burford, Ada Youens, Ruth 1 Youens, Annie Louise Townsend of Hal-i lettsville and the hostess. FLATONIA.

Miss Millie Zlegelbaur of Taylor Is here visiting her sister, Mrs. C. E. Nesosta and family. Miss Mabel Kaiser was a Moulton visitor this week.

Mrs. J. D. Chalk left Wednesday for La Grange to visit relatives. Mr.

and Mrs. R. A. Wheeler and son are home from San Antonio. Mrs.

Stella Holllficld and children, who have been with her sister. Mrs. B. A. Kempe, left this week to visit in Waco.

Mrs. W. H. Wheeler, has returned home from a visit to Corpus Chrlstl. Miss Georgia Woolsey of oakum is visiting Mrs.

T. M. Wooley. Mrs. J.

W. Gentry ef Austin Is with her daughter, Mrs. F. W. Laux.

Mlsa Olga Kubena Is home from a visit to Shiner. Miss Bel ma Hotzebln has returned homo to Moulton. Misses Wilson and Miss Thatcher of Eagle Lake were guests of Mrs. B. A.

Kempe this week. Miss Annie Chalk returned home to La Grange Monday. Mrs. R. B.

Adams and son and Miss Maggie Bunting are visiting in Uvalde. Mrs. H. A. Woods and children have returned home to San Antonio.

Mrs. W. H. Shaver of Weimar, and Mrs. W.

T. Richard and little son of Houston arrived Wednesday to visit their parents, Mr. and Mrs. W. A.

Beckham. Miss Ida Williamson left for her home in Palestine the first of the week. Mrs. Robert Burke and daughter visited Mrs. William Burke during the week.

Mrs. Ouks Edwards and children of Kenedy are here with relatives. W. P. Burke and family left the first of the week to visit In North Texas.

Mrs. D. L. Beckham and son have returned home from Columbus. PAIGE.

Mrs. Nettie Mauer of Somervllle Is visiting Mrs. F. M. Bevll.

Mrs. F. W. Sternenberg, and baby of Olive, who were the guests of Mrs. V.

W. Sternenberg, returned home Monday. Mr. and Mra H. Goerner and children of Dallas are here visiting hoVne folks.

Mrs. John Clae and son Edward of Houston ar the guests of Mrs F. W. Sternenberg and daughter. Mesdames J.

T. Kellum and W. A. Martin of Taylor are visiting relatives here. Mrs.

8. Wilson and' children of Bastrop, who visited her sisters, the Misses Davis, returned home Mrnday. Mesdames A. Bachln and H. Schlnd-ler are visiting in Beasley.

Mra O. W. Allan and baby returned horn Monday from a visit to Lullng. Mr. and Mrs.

J. A. Hamilton and W. B. Campbell Lott, Slx-months-old son of Mr.

and Mrs. Freeman Lott and grandson of Mr. and Mrs. W. B.

Campbell of Oollad. accompanied to Hondo tha first of the week. Mrs. H. Zedler left yesterday for San Antonio.

Mrs. John G. Ray of Waco arrived in th city yesterday for a visit to her sister, Mrs. W. A.

Moore. arTI Bessl Ertnhaus returned to her horn in Seguln Monday after a pleasant visit to Lullng friends. Mr. Charles Zedler returned home Friday afternoon from a visit to relatives In San Antonio. Miss Sadie Humphreys came In from Columbus Monday afternoon for a three weeks' visit to relatives and friends here.

Misses Sldnet Moore and Agnes and Te-cle Harley were guests of Miss Louise Bridges for the fireman's celebration here last week. Mrs. A. T. Burton and children left Friday afternoon for their home In Cleburne after a visit of several weeks to the family of R.

M. King. They were accompanied home by Mrs. Burton's father, W. G.

Dennis. BEAUMONT. Mrs. F. C.

Proctor and daughter, Miss Lucy, left Tuesday for Ashevllle, N. where they will spend several weeks. Miss Dorothy Chlsholm of Brenham Is the guest of Mrs. R. C.

Chambers. Mrs. Sam Williams of Troy. Ala spent aom time here, th guest of her sister, Mrs. Frank Qodsey, and brother, Julius Wllkerson.

Mrs. Thomas A. Fowler and children are vlslrhrg tn Montgomery, Ala. Later they will visit In Kentucky. Miss Lillian Hampton of fihreveport.

Is the guest of Miss Louise McMlnn. Mrs. A. L. Harris and a large number of young people left Monday for Caplen, where they will spend a month.

Mrs. Frank Helman of New Orleans spent Saturday and Sunday with Miss Qoldie titern In the city. Miss Alia N'etschkle of Austin Is the guest of Mrs. Horace Myrlck. The J.

E. Broussard family will spend the next two weeks In their summer home at Rollover. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Wless hav returned from Rollover.

It would be almost Impossible to name all who are constantly coming and going to and from the various summer resorts on the Gulf and Interstate on the coast Misses Kate I'aulis and Llzette Christy of Houston are the guests of Miss Sig-nora Wless. Misses Gladys Blade and Fannie Mary Love of Orange returned to their home Saturday after a pleasant visit tu Misses Ruth Adams and Juanlta Moore. Miss Sara Pace and Miss Maud Mlcheanx are guests of Miss Leonora Norvell at the Crosby. Miss Pearl Brock has returned from a month's visit to Woodvllle. Miss Kate Rogers came over from Houston to spend several days with relatives.

Miss McFaddln guests will spend the week-end at Caplen. Mrs. A. B. Wells entertained the Magnolia Miscellaneous club at the regular meeting Tuesday afternoon.

Wednesday evening Miss Katie Traylor Invited a number of her young friends to meet Miss Annie Mote, who Is the guest of Mis Johnle Stewart. Miss Marguerite Phillpson Is visiting Miss Winnie Levins In Galveston. Mr. and Mrs. W.

P. H. McFaddln and Miss Mamie McFaddln hept open house Thursday for friends to meet the members of the house party who arrived on that day Ths following is the personnel of the party: Misses Helen Lacy of Waco, (iiddings of Brenham, Helen Htg- finbotham of Dalhart, Marie Bright of louston, Frances Chance of Bryan; Clement Glddlngs of Brenham, Landon Mlcheaux of Lalhart and J. D. Rogers of Alien.

Mrs A. Josey entertained with luncheon Wednesday afternoon to honor Mrs. Kern of Hhreveport, who Is visiting the famllv of R. M. Mothner.

Miss Leonora Norvell entertained with a dancing party Friday evening to honor visiting girls. The Young Girls' Bridge club met Friday with Miss Mary Llyscomb. Mrs. F. J.

Duff honored her guest. Miss Brooks, with a luncheon Friday after- The regular meeting of the N. A. T. Embroidery club was hold this week at the home of Mrs August Smith.

HEMP8TEAD. Mr. and Mrs. B. W.

Ralston of Houston are guests of Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Poole In the city.

Miss Maude Horner of Tyler is visiting Rev. and Mrs. W. W. Horner in ths city.

Mrs. T. F. Ollspln and daughter. Miss Lena, of Houston have returned home after a pleasant visit to relatives in the city Mrs J.

P. Clarke and children, are home from a visit of some days tclous-ton relatives. Mesdames M. Galewsky and B. Bchwaii, are spending a week In Galveston.

Mrs. O. W. Heard and children are visiting relatives In Yoakum. Mrs.

B. Schwara, and son, Harry, are In Mineral Wells. Mesdames G. 6. Ooborne, L.

B. Sanders and Daisy Montgomery are In Anderson. The Misses Watklns of Navasota are visiting Miss Roberta Burnett. Miss Rachael Pointer Is in Houston. Miss Bethel Lockett has returned to her home In Seabrook after an extended visit here.

Misses Zollle and Lillian Sterling aro in San Marcos. Mrs. Lou Blaslngame has returned from a visit to Miss Axllee riudles of Cleburne Is the guest of Miss Al.a Gerald. Miss Clara Callaway of Waller is the guest of Misses Luclle and Clemmle Robinson. CARMINE.

Mr. and Mr. O. P. Hllscher of Fort Worth are visiting relative here this week.

Mrs. Will Thomas and children of Cameron are visiting her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Henry Weyand. Miss Henrietta Etsel returned home to Caldwell Friday after an extended visit to her sister, Mrs.

A. M. Weyand. Master B. J.

Thlgpen and slater daughter, Mrs. Cousins, In Marlln. Mrs. W. C.

Sharp returned last week tlma a viait to Marlln. I r.a Ulnar XTt-s i Duncan Wbltesides at San Antonio last WMrs. Hoyle of Dallas was visiting her aister, Mrs. J. Adain of this city, last MrarLouls H.

Minnett was visiting her parssits In Waller last week. The Card club at the home of Miss Laura Allen Wednesday after- noon and passed away the hours very pleasantly in the delightful diversion. 500. large crowd was present and the games were both Interesting and exciting. The refreshments consisted of cream and cher- ries, served In Cantaloupe, with cake.

The lub then adjourned, when the guests departed for their homes after thanking the hostess for such an enjoyable afternoon. UUu. In 1 jivln nt llBniA I Bmith of Hearne and Anna Bloustein of Franklin are visiting Misses Sarah and Annie Lavlne. Mrs. S.

Lavlne and children of Marietta, are visiting her parents, ilr. and Mrs. Lavlne. Miss Fern Moore of Gause was visiting Miss Lona McMillan in this i lly last week. Mrs.

Mi Mordle of Mart was visiting l- Mr. and Mrs. A. McMordle last week, i' Mrs. B.

R. Patterson haa returned home from a visit to relatives at Carthage. AUSS inua uruiii 01 I'tiima van visiv-injr Miss Irma Klawltter last week. Mrs. Jules Arnett of Cameron was the (liest of Mrs.

Blasleng last week. -Miss Jesse Shelander was a visitor to Hearne last week. One the most delightfully planned and weH executed social functions of this city was the first annual dance given at the nark pavllllon Tuesday night last, with V. I I I I JSlSses ivuiu puju oi ncttiiLH, mamo Panlel of Temple, Bessie Hat'-her and Willie Hatcher ofAuslln, Maurine Morse and Edith Fuller of Houston, Brownie Nell of Clayton, Eva Ball Flint of and Neda Jackson of Corii-ana. Geor gie Bommerfleld of Dallas, as tne charm -lng honorees, and Frank Llddell as mas-r tor of ceremonies, to whose efforts Is largely due the success of this enjoyable affair.

The grand march was led by Miss Aaura Alien anu iwvwi i-jwim. i cellent music lent additional attractlve-Bess to the pleasures of the evening and the dancers "tripped the light fantastic toe" till the wee small hours of the morn- big, refreshing themselves between times with delicious fruit punch. Those who shared In the festivities of the occasion were the fair honorees, together with the following: Misses Maybelle Allen, Mattle Burnltt, Laura Allen, Kathrlne Tabot, Emily Gilson, Mabel Beard, Mildred How- ard, Jeffreys (Jreen, Willie Saddler, Kate Morton. Ann Messrs. Lid Lewis, Cooper Allen, Hardy Guynes, Guy Ader-i Bon, Eugene Field, Eugene Gibson, George Gibson, Fred Smith, Paul Caslmtr, James WUeox, Robert Wilcox, Rector Proctor, Perry TlndaU.

Jess Mcintosh, Frank Lld- dall, 'George Miller of I'orslcana, Sam Leonard, Charley Shelander, Hubert Fos-: ter, Moore Oliver. BAY CITY. I Mm. T. C.

Willis Is the guest of friends ibt Houston, Mrs. Jack Walker and Mrs. C. B. of Mark ham were guests of Mra.

Wlnnl Baker MoClave Friday. Mia AtW of Houston Is visiting Mrs. R. R. Lewis.

Miss James of Cuero Is the guest of Mrs. Harry Batesj Mr. and Mrs. Rice Of Joplln, Mow, Mr. and Mr.

F. Baker; Mrs. Winnie McClave, Mrs. Lillian Waldron, Miss Mets- and Messrs. Eliingwood and High-.