San Antonio Express. (San Antonio, Tex.), Vol. 55, No. 331, Ed. 1 Sunday, December 5, 1920
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rSAIM ANTONIO EXPRESS: SUNDAY MOKNINU, UfcCfcMBhK 5, I92D.

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MERCEDES.

1 Marian Wade celebrated her twelfth birth-

i «1"J tyn rbursday iu a delightful inaaif-r. J he

luviUtioiu were Issued in u rustic manner.

On tbe happy day Ler father at the

school building promptly at 4 p

truck In which "a Im*J of soft hay had bceu

-"^'■'<1 Tbe guest a had miwibM'-I .u tij'-

of school aud were eagerly awaiting the

Can of a hay ride to the country, a real joy

*d.\ After reaching the beautiful country

*>m*. childhood garnet were played, after which

Jelieious rake and ice cream were served the

/allowing guests: Emma Davis, Barbara Hoyt,

Helen McDonald. Ham Haynes, Elizabeth Town

M'vJ, Harry Kalley. Blister Duck, Lee Morrow,

Edward Herring. George Bnfrby, Clark Manful,

Jiichard Winn and Menton Murray.

Mrs. E. 1Etans was bostev, to the Friday

Evening Bridge i'lwb at her beautiful suburban

borne. Auction bridge was the selected game,

3D William Llngenbrink received a dainty

Oriental bell for Indus high score. and th«

ntlemen'a prize, a leather wallet, was received

>y II. E. Hagar. A delicious course of hot

refreshments w:»- served to Messrs. find Mea-

tuses L. T. Hoyt, II E. linear, William Lin-

Jrnhrlnk, N. !'. Barton, Frank Hadden, E. E.

ohnson, Mesdames J. J. Elliott. K. F. Bettis

and D. H. Kennett.

SAN MARCOS.

MisH Clady* F<>u;«iU»"can !ias returned to Eagle

Taajj, after a pleasant visit with her pareutn,

Mr. ami Mn- B. 1» Pournureun.

^r* un<* Mr*. William I'arks Johnnon and

with "a I I.ucy Johnson of Houston were recent

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gu« ^-ts in th- T. r. Johnson home.

Mr. and Mm. Stanley Smith and children « f

Loekhart wer<» guests on Sunday of Mr. aud

Mia. W. S, Galloway.

Mrs. Robert Evans of Marfa is the guest of

bei sister, Mrs. W. D. Hofheinz.

Miss Fatty Summer of Dallas has been the

guest of Miss Julia St«»rey.

Mr. and Mrs. Alva It. Howard, who have

been guests of her parent*, Mr. and Mrs. W.

t. Tall»"t, have gone to New York from where

they will t^il for Brazil within ■ few dsys.

Mrs. s. M. Sewell has had a» her guest Mrs

Alice Wilson of Fort Worth.

Mrs. T. II. Barnes of Houston Is visiting

Mrs E. E. Barnes.

Mrs. Willie Combs and Mr*. Bessie Hszelton

of San Antonio were Thanksgiving gutsta of

their mother, Mrs. I. J. Gam tt.

Mrs. Saoi Ileald, Mr. and Mrs. Walter Puis

and son, Edward, spent Thanksgiving iu ^an

Antonio with her daughter, Mrs. John Reed.

A pretty compliment for Miss Hazel Wood.

A Bride of Next Sunday

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whose tpmoaching marriage to Edgar Collins

Miss Martha Bock uas hostess to a few of I Williams basjuat been announced, was the_tea

the younger set to a dancing parly on hatur-

da.v evening at her home on Missouri Avenue.

Tlie rooms were decorated in cut flowers tho

music being fumi . <1 by n jazz orcliestra.

Mrs. E E. Kvaii» entertained a few friends

en Thursday afternoon.' rhu occasion was

to m<»*f her daughter, Mrs. Bettis, and neigh-

bo friend. Mrs. luiu Slmw.

on Tuesday afternoon of which Mrs. I H. Har-

rison and Mrs. Walter Harrison were join* host-

esses In the home of the latter. Receiving with

Mesdamea Harrison were Mrs I. W. Wood, Mrs.

T. /.. Williams, Mrs. Sam Gardner, M.rs. Waiter

HoffeJuz, Mrs. M. J. Funk, Mrs. Frederick

Wbaley, Mrs. D. I,. Edwards, Misses Mary and

Bes» Baiues. Chrysanthemum* adorned the

Miss (ilndvs C-irter "was hostess to a few ! handsome apartment aud in the dining room the

fri'evu on Natimiav at a « o'clock dinner In orchid hue prevailed with tall srystal vasc.s of

honor of her sMer Frances* eighteenth birth tbe lovely blossoms tied with maline on the tea

Hav ' A f.iiir.fnnrso iliiiucr win served, ami table, wberc serving the salad aud pouring tea

rovers w.-ri laid for the following: Dr. and were Mrs. Lloyd Johnson. Mrs. Orau Cliett,

Mrs Carter Misses Mar.en Bless, Reldrt Free j Mrs. C. Ileal I Woodland, Mrs. George H. l*>u-

inun, Mildred Morrison, Gertrude and_ Frances j alson, assisted by Misses Nidi and .lulia Storey,

Carter; Messrs. ~G~onlon' Potts. Grant Morrison,

Joe Brooks and Stguley Crockett

' Mary Sleeper of Corpus I hrlstl was a

fuest Thanksgiving at the home of her cousin,

lev. Robert F. Grlbbjf. . 4 .

Mrs. L. M I iil'.v was hostess to n few

friends for Tbankacivlnc. The *ue»ts wire

Jlr nml Mri. 0. K Watson, Jud?" :ind Mm.

H P. Mirer and Mr» Margunt Kint.

Tkf MHr.dei Mu-i'' ■' '"'.'hp™ Mi-Al'lc'if \h-ic i u,,lel wb«n tli

•ritiTt.Tlnr- ! ut M«All*a by ibP KuIwb mdwc | j . » a

(".I#, (in Mollisy aflirnooii. An Inlnrmal •■<•

cfptiou wa« held and n'fn i-hmunu »cre wrvul.

Pearl and Ruth Jackson, Joe Betty Adkisson

and Kelso Stamlfield.

Mis. C. Beall Wood's heart party at the Elks

Club In honor of Miss IIar.fl Wood was a de-

lightful affair. A red motif was feJnired and

accentuated in tbe autumn leaves, branches of

the scarlet yupon berries and chrysanthemums.

Accessories for tlie table were in heart design

and (our table of players enjoyed tbe diversion.

Announcement of Miss Wood's engagement was

refreshment course

was served, pictures of Miss Wood and Mr.

Williams adorned the mint basket*, «ith the

dele, December i!8, 11120. Assisting the hostess

FREDERICKSBURG.

Mrs. Charles Bchwethelm of San

TlKiK-l Mrs. WIIIip Krlim-idi'r tevxinl days.

Antonio

visited Mrs. Willie Schneider seveiai aays.

Miss Dora Jordan has returned from a visit of

a month's duration to Mrs. Edgar Jordau iu

Junction City.

Mr*. Kmtl H. Hllfy N at lioinc uga|n. aftT

a pleasant sojuorn in Menard with Meadamos

Toepperlveln, Luckunbach and Bcliaefer.

Miu Anita Itilov spent tho week-end In

Austin with Miw Huby liiley at Newman Hull

illis Verdle Kuttner spent Thanksgiving with

""♦Mrs. Hull In Austin. ,

Miss Ella Wahrmund was the guest of Miss

tTillle Mae Lockman in Austin for the Thanks-

giving game. , . ...

Mi^s ji.ira Coarada spent several days with

Mrs. William Esser In Boerne.

Mrs. Edgar Jordan of Junction City la visit-

ing Mrs. Anna Jordan.

Mi** Julia Estill was the Thanksgiving guest

of Mrs. C. D. Rica In Austin.

Mrs. A. L. Latton and Miss Emmie Fatton

are at home again from a lengthy visit to Mrs.

Anton Moursund and Mrs. E. J. Fatton in San

Antonio.

The Kaffee Kraen*chen spent a pleasant sfter-

Coon Thursday with Mrs. Robert Blum. The

owtess served appetizing refreshments.

Mrs. Edward Stein entertained the Needle-

graft Society on Thursday. Delicious cako ~nd

foffee were served.

The women friend# of Mrs. I'ellx Hahne spent

§ delightful afternoon at her home recently, the

fcchsinn being the birthday of the hoateua. A

- fpurie lunch was served.

Misses Bertha Ktandke and Adei.a Jordan

ipenr Thanksgiving at their respective houiei

In Fhlcwevlllrt^

Misses Concordia and Julia Blerscbwale and

Misses Olga and Viola Druentigain (pent the

Week end In Sati Antonio with Miss I.aura

jlerschwale and llortense Bteentlgaiii.

* Sjesdames Fresensius and John Kler k of San

Autonlo and Mrs. Elnmn Tucker of New Mexico

are visit ing Mra. Feller, Mrs. Riley and .Mrs.

Wahrmund.

HONDO.

Mrs. Earl Harnage Boon is at home from a

visit t<» Miss Irene llalllngsworth at Uvalde.

Mrs. lloon was the honoree at a delightful so-

^cill while visiting at' I'valde.

Mrs. (.». J'. Hyde of Floresvllle was tbe gupst

of her daughter, Mrs. Arthur S. Allen, last

W •eft.

Mrs, Fete Koch und daughter. Miss Hazel,

(if D'llanis wero tho guests of Mrs. Eugene

lhi«ssen Iw^t Wednesday and Thursday.

.Mr«. J. W. (Jrlffis and children were Thanks-

giving Day guests of Mrs. Harold Baldwin at

Sabinal.

Mrs. I. W. Wood, Mrs. T- /• Williams,

j Mrs. Irving Rylauder, Mrs. I. H. Harrison, .Mrs.

Sam Gardner, Mrs. Walter liaison, Mrs. Freder

I Wbaley. The honoree was presented with a eor-

i sage bouquet, while the basket ut each table

wcut to hose wimiiug high score.

ASHERTON.

Mr. and Mrs. A. Hcbeucr and children of San

Antonio spent Thanksgiving here, guests of Mr.

and Mrs. George Herwick.

Mrs. J. K Dunn Is visiting In Colfax, I^a., a

guest of lur mother, Mrs. Duffy.

Mr. and Mrs. W. II. Dunn of San Antonio are

gUtisU ut Mrs. Dunn's parents, Mr. and Mrs.

L. W Knisley.

Mr. and Mrs. Julius Meredith and little son

of Big Wells were visitors here Wednesday,

guests of Mr. and Mrs. 1. Dillon.

Mr. and Mrs. Morton Burt and children of

San Antonio spent the Thanksgiving holidays

here with friends.

Mr. and Mrs. Ed Leonard and son have re-

turned from I valde. where they visited Mrs.

Leonard's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Vinson.

.Mr. and Mrs. W. W. Duulap motored in from

the Dunlap ranch Monday.

Mrs. L. Dill -n entertained Wednesday after-

noon, honoring her 1.1tie daughter, Dorothy Lee,

on her fourth birthday. All kinds of games

were played and iu the contest prizes were

given to Justine Luckenbach and Robert Conly.

Tie table was decorated with the large birth-

day cake holding its four small caudles aril

baskets of red and white chrysanthemums. Cake

and Jello with whipped cream wan served o

the following guests; Jack and Elsie Taylor.

Gladys Bell, Virg ula Conly, Malcolm Lamb,

Melba and Ireue Schumann, Wlllanl i'feil, Lara

Lee Tumllnsou, Bern Ice and Welma Collins,

Robert, Edwin and John (only. Hope Smith,

Edna Sherwood, Frames Richardson. Julius Met

edith Jr., Esther ltlsley, Ib.xy Watklns, Bill

Henners, Justine Luckenbach, I>uise aud Cath-

erine Speer aud Dorothy be D lion. Assisting

Mis. Dillon were Miss Wiltna Allen, Mcsdamt.-s

i'aul Conly and H. R. Speer.

GONZALES.

Miss Frances Wade and Aubrey Van MaafU

were married Saturday morning, November 27.

at 11:30 o'clock, at tho home of the bride's

r>arents, Mr. aud Mrs. G. W. Wade. Mr. ami

Mrs, Magfll departed on the 12:10 train for a

wedding journey that included visits to Austin

nml San Antonio, after winch they will go to

i'renham, their future home.

Mrs. E. A. MeGnry entertained Saturday

afternoon with a bridge party, honoring two

December brides, Missis Lima Dllw.»vih and

Josephlue Feck..

Din- of the most brilliantly appointed wed-

dings that has ever occurred lore was solemn

ized Wednesday morning at 1:."0 o'clock, when

M as Alma Dilvv rth be

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HALLETTSVILI.E.

Judge and Mrs. W. A Van Alystine of Wei

inar were tbe g.iests of Mr. and Mrs. A. K a*t

here the past week.

Mis* Lillian Biehunda "1 Moolton visited M --

El e Eiasler here for a f« w days

Mr1. Fr «p,t-h of Houston is lure on a visit to

her parents, Mr. and Mrs. M C. I<ev-v

Mrs. II. R. Anderson and litle daughter have

return* d to their home at Yorktown after a

pleu sut visit to Mrs. Anderson's mother, Mrs.

J. L*. Lay, here.

BERTRAM.

Mi«s Frances FrK>l" of Liberty Hill .va

1 '.aiik.-giving guest of Mrs. A- B. Magill

Mi*.* Mary Burleson.

Hisses Tenny AUen of ^i.-raet tisit-d

Mrs. ID

BEFVILLE

»ry Miller of i u-m and Mrs. Malcolm

Jones «.f Ki-iie.iy sjm- t Thanksgiving Day with

Mr and Mi> I'red We tier.

Mrs J ii Tcagile has returned from Mum

ford, w bete Tinted l«»r several Weeks Mrs.

John Teague .»( Eai.ger la visiting her mother,

Mrs C F Ei Son.

Mr«. F; i ibltirccht is with relatives, 5Ir.

and Mrs Ei t j. ioliett. In San Anton

Mr

stay ii

Mr-

Ant'.id

M:.

I JIill has returned ftoiu a short

• •mo

I P. i u,\o spent the

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. Ai'.eu the pa t i

pa rials. Mr. and Mrs.

week end.

Mrs. i la rapes Cos of iwtii apant iHanks j

flving hero with her psrents, Mr. and Mrs. G.

W Alt n. J

Gratt-m Carson and M *s rram-es Karnes wen? ]

qiiiftiy married Wednes*lay. De.-ember 1, i«t I

2 p. m. in the borne ««f it e bride'.* parents, Mr. j

aud Mrs. W. C. harm *, ihe brides' sister, M

Jewel karu*M,

and IVulah Ha

tank-giving season with relat'1

Mrs Drv.l'e 1 nUert and little

her j Mae. arrived \V»-lnenlay from

pek-end In Ran

ber spent the

es .. M' Aibn.

daughter, R.^a

I.I Faso for

B<

■I with her pureuts, Air. and Mrs. J. *1

Mrs IM»

'pent the w

Mi x. Jam

played th» wedding march, and j m-i

just as the clock struck - the Rev. A. S. Broa : Mr-

Mi,

. Mr

dus pronounced the vvbrds which united their I fi

lives. The bride wore a lovi lv suit of blue, country ho

The groom's suit was also blue. After th" |

ceremony hot chocolate topped with marshnni:

lav\s and the wedd n^ cake were served. '1 i.cti

the happy couple left Immellately for Lam

pasas to visit the groom's sifter.

The Social Club met on .November CO in the

attractive home of Mr. and Mrr. C. L G.l.'s

a ad a delightful evening was spent la p.a* .

five hundred with Rufus Gibhs a- tiug as hu '

Miss Flora Belle Fry made Icahest score. A

dainty and delicious course • i nut ice cream

and cake was served to the folio,ving memb.-rs

and guests: Misses Katy and Iteulah Davids

Willie II. and Lula -Mae Marcus, Flora B» ,le

Fry, Annie Savage. Juaiuta I'ope, I^etly Mltehel-

tree, Reed, Sin- Jennings, Murj Burlison, Mrs.

E. A. Man us, Messrs. i' A. M r*-us. Re« 1 Da

vidson, Bob Tanks ley, Murray Lodgers, A1 Ray,

Ralph Glbba, W. B. (h.'db.e aud Allen.

Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Spene..r of Liiierty H 11

w« ri> gu'-sts of the form*n*' brother, Albert

Spencer and family.

Mrs. Horace Smith of Lampasas <ame in

Thursday t.i visit her sister, Mrs. Alb'-rt Spen-

cer, and other relatives.

ODLM.

Mrs. J. P. Willis, Mrs. H*m*cr L ute. Mrs.

Arthur Smith, und Ilomer Routt nml C <\

Willis composed a party who im. r-d t l.itt

Thanksgiving, and were the guests of W. WiMis

and faindv.

Mrs. John Boyd of Corpus I'hrlMl «aa tho

guest of her sister, Mrs. Norman Smith, th is

woeg.

Mr. and Mrs. Sam Stanley spent Sunday «t

Robstown, the guests of Greene Vh kers and

famil/. I

't Norton of Corpus r'>ri>tl was the

n .iher, Mrs. I L. W,i>oa

. yu Wood a- d duughter, Angelina.

••■I; in San Anton). .

s It. Dougherty has returned from

asl i trton and B.iltlrno.'..

'»■ Mdler of Yoakum is visiting her

A Fraeger.

WH-ii'i - nterfabied a titimber of

• n Thanksgiving dinner at her

e l'hursdn>.

SHINER.

Mr- W K. Fsruuhsr of Y«takum is ths guest

of Ntrs. E. V. V* IU»"«.

Mr. and Mr*. Fhillp Welhsusen of Yoskuas

i * "' 1'if wi*-k end at the home of Mrs. Eltrs

Welhausen.

Miss Beverly J'Mimer of Yoakrm was th" auest

of Miss Carlyna 'i rsutwein over the week end.

Mr. an-1 Mrs John Vulenta of «ireen were tb*

gio >ts of Mr.-. C. V slenta duru.g tne pa>t weak.

M u .\i la Beaka : I ad to aaa Antonio sot

► P«*nt i'fiaiiksgiving with her isjir, Miss Maris

li'ukn.

Miss Agnes Konlskovsky of San Artonlo, whe

has leen the g-iest of Mrs. S. A. Tbulemejrar,

has relurtied to ber home.

Mrs. Will am Zander of i>hlner left Saturday

for I/<*r. he fhe la visittug Mr. and Mrs.

h\ II ♦a.- *r

Th- **' t'entury Club met Thursday at the

home of Mrs. EM * Moeckel

The ladi-s vf 'u C» ntury Club of this

city, belie v ng that their new If acquired privi-

lege of suffrsiri' • utalb a • responding duty

to inform themselves an palltlcal mattera, have

arrat ; to take up the study of "Ivies and

will devote the entire seamen f->r this year ot

s study of Statf and Federal government. They

have arranged f"i 'he purchase of standard text

bo-iks on tne subjects.

MISS RUSK G R A N ATO.

Miss liose (iranato, daughter of Mr. mik! Mrs Sa 111 Qranato of !U7 West Jotinson

Street, will ou next Suinlay afternoon, December 1.'. become tbe bride of NIc I'autuso

'I'be ceremony Is to lie celebrated at San I'ernando Cathedral at 4 o'clock.

The matron of honor will be .Tulla Granieri, an aunt of the bride to be, and the

maid ot' honor Miss Margie Mnrtlna. Tbe attendant t(i the brideyroom, as iiest man,

will be Tony Granieri The bridesmaids will be tbe Misses Sadie Martina, Jiinle

Sail Marcos, Grade i.averdl. Kosle Montelaro, Florence Granato and Annie VII.-1'. The

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ushers: Michele Pantuso, Mike Fnntuso, Joe Fantuwo, isuiu PaiitUKo, Joe (iranato,

Ernesto Grunuto aud Luis (iruuuto.

ALPINE.

Marroy of El Faso spent Tfuinka ; ^j,.s

daugtii^r are the

j Aima uuwortn became the bride of Ever-

Miss ITulda Nester of IVIInnls was the guest , ett Ijinby of Shu Antonio, at the residem-

of Mrs. Eugene Huesser last week-end. i of the bride'a parents, Mr. aud Mrs. C. E.

Miss May Kemff and Mrs. W. W. Hakes of 1 Dllvvorth.

Han Antonio were last week end guests of j M|ss Maybelle Robert*on entertained Tues-

Miss Mary's parents, District Clerk and Mrs. ; day afternoon with a bridge luncheon honorini

\li.^..a ii.„. mi.. ...i ». ..

August Kemff.

CHEROKEE.

Mrs S. I.. Taylor of San Saba spent Kuuday

with her daughter, Mrs. (iraves Burke of ibis

city.

Mi>s Willyu Miles spent th" week ond with

Miss CJrace Hughes of Browmvood.

Biss Bonnie Kuykendall was the guest ot Miss

Doris Wilson of Lochelle Thanksgiving.

Mr. and Mrs. Fim Thompson of Lometa visited

Rev. J. E. <1. Ilillnian ami wife, al*o the family

of E. E. Thompson.

Misses Alma Dllvvorth und Josephlue Feck,

December brides.

The Thursday Club wsa entertained this week

by Mrs. 0. L, Boot he.

Mrs. (J. I>. Linscum was hostess to the Rook

Club this week.

Mrs, J

giving Day with her mother. Mrs. T CS. Flarri*.

Mrs. tieorge Kverle of lamp Kuustori, Kan.,

and Mian Frances, Mnj-t of Fort Worth are

guests of Mrs. J. A. Wilson.

Mrs. Jsiues E. Casner returned from a visit

to Mrs. F. Jonea In Ijordsbnrg, N. M.

Mra. Lauugruve T. Smith of Fort Worth is

a guest of Mra. L. L. Wendel.

Mrs. T. M. Newton was a guest of Mrs.

Howard Hamilton at Marathon Thauk^giviug

Day.

Mrs. O. E. Klrtley hail as her guesta for the

week end Mrs. L. F. Hut trill ami Mias Laura

Butt rill of the But trill ranch.

Miss Fauline Terry entertained the younger

so t with a delightful Thanksgiving party in

the new home of her parent* Thursday night.

Autumn leaves and white chrysanthemum*

forped the decorations. Games aud dancing

were enjoyed. Refreshment- of sandwiches,

cake and chocolate were served.

* TULETA.

Mrs. K. Franklin of San Diego, California,

who lias been visiting her sister, Mrs. 1\ S.

CJardener, for several weeks, left Thursday

morning for Lexington, To*as.

Rev. Feter Enzicker of Elkhart, Indiana, Is

here on a vlait to Mr. and Mrs. J. J. Unzieker.

A Fresbyterian ladles' aid society waa or-

ganised at the home of Miss Nellie Stoltzfus

Friday afternoon. Mrs. J. L. Brown was aiade

chairman.

Mr. aud Mrs. C. M. Foff are spendlug a few

days iu Hau Antonio.

BARTLETT.

Flesh

Pink

Brunette

White

A pretty affair of the week was Friday when

I Mrs. !•' W. Curling entertained the in em be

DERBY.

Mr. and Mrs. II. E. M« Lean of New Baden ; MrH 1 w- L'urbng euiei tuined the membeiH

lex., are. here visiting Mr. and Mm Alex Mr- ot t1'" Forty-two Club and a number of guests

Lean. * in her home from Ii to <5 o'clock.

•I. I". Erskino and family visited relatives in ' *anies "f forty-two were played,

M.iietc Sunday

Miss Mamie Sue Briggs visited borne folks in

Dilley during the week.

Miss Clark Is visiting home folks during the

week.

Everett DeVilbias of Fearstll is apending ths

week in Derhey.

ited

POTEET.

Mr. and Mr«. G. A. Tattle of Bis Wi-ilB ti»

at the home of their pareuta, Mr. au<

A

fiosp-Pcfaf

Complexion

Smooth and velvety as

tho petals of a rose is

the complexion aided b>^

Nadine Face Powder

This delicate beautlfter

imparts an indefinable

charm — a charm which

lingers in the memory.

The smooth texture of

Nadine adheres until

washed off. It prevents

sunburn or the return of

discolorations.

Its coolness is refresh-

rig, and it cannot harm

the terderest skin.

N inline Face Powder

beautifies millions of com-

plexions today. Why not

yours?

So.'J in Green Loxct Onlu.

A t len^iug ioi. et counter*. ]/

they haven't it, by maA tOc.

NATIONAL. TOILET COMPANY,

Pari a. Tenn.

Mrs. W. E. Tuttle, last week.

•Ilss L. W. lsbell of Sau Antonio visited at

the home of Mr. and Mrs. L. C. Science this

past week.

Air. and Mrs. F. C. Arnold spent Thanksgiving

with their mothsr, Mrs. W. N. Arnold of Sau

j Antouio.

. Mr and Mrs. W. B. Tuttle, Miss Alma Tu

! tie, Dwight Tuttle and Miss Catherine Tuttle

I spent thanksgiving with Mr. and Mrs. (i a

| Tuttle at Big Wells.

BEROLAIR,

Mrs. Nichols of Broken Bow. Dkla., has been

the guest of her sister, Mrs. Will Shell.m t«<r

several weeks.

Mr. and Mrs. Will Taylor recently of Sabln

hut now ot Bunge, have been visiting the lat-

ter s mother, Mrs. Henry Lutenbaeher of this

place.

Mr and Mr». it. P. T,awley of BeBvillo wore

tbe guests of Mr. and Mrs. Otbo Baxter last

Thursday.

Mr. and Mrs. Horace Nutt of Fannin returned

home on Sunday after speudlng several day

with Mr. and Mrn. A. V. Natt, the former'

parents.

Mr. and Mrs. Raven and daughter. Miss Jew- i

el aud son Jim of Victoria, have recently beea

the guests of Mr. sud Mrs. T. J. Davis.

Dr. ami Mrs. MeDtiff returned ou Mondav I

from a visit of several weeks to their son,

Clarence M-Duff and family residing in IP- I

dalgo.

her home from Ii to tl o'clock. Sevent

games of forty-two were played, Mrs. Sam

l'oung winning the high score. The club col

ors of white and gold were carried out in the

decorations of the home aud In the refresh-

ments. The hostess served brick cream and

cake.

Miss Beatrice Koepke 1h spending a few days

with ber sister, Mrs. Logan McWhluuey of

Holland.

Mr. aud Mrs. Claud Wakefield of Waco were

guests iu the G. A. Liudtuiau home Suuday.

SANDERSON.

Mrs. C. F. Burling, who has been visiting

l:er mother, Mrs. J. B. Ross, bss returned to

ber bouie in Alpiue.

Mrs. Hugh Cresswell of Los Angeles is b«*re

on a visit to her sisters, Mrs. Joe Kerr and

Mrs. Hamilton.

Mrs. W. H. Maafield returned Tuesday from

El Faso, where she has been visiting ber

mother, Mrs. J. Lemons.

VICTORIA.

Thompson of Uvalde and little

„nests of Miss Mue Wagner.

Mrs. T. J Ladde and children ef Mount

Pleasant ai»» the guests of relatives.

Mr.-, hob-its of lloliad Is the guest r'f Mrs.

Dr. McMullen,

Mrs. E. 11. Smith and daughter. Miss Bird

Smith, have returned borne from a few days'

stay In Houston.

Mr. aud Mrs. It. II. Guffroy of San Antonio

were Thanksx!vlug visitors of Mr. and Mrs.

fleorge Ireland.

Mr. und Mrs, J. p. Harrington and family

have rcturud horn from aeveral months' visit to

relatives in Arkansas.

Mish Albright of (Joliad la the guest of Mra.

McMullen.

Mrs. Dan I'ttey and little daughter of Donna,

Tc.\us. are the gu*'sts of relatives.

Misses Clare and Ivalbnn Carsner have re-

turned home from Fort Worth, where they at-

tended tea* lo rs' association.

Mrs. E. M. Shaw und daughter, Miss Mildred,

have returned home from a few days' visit to

relatives In San Antonio.

Dr. ami Mrs. Cody have returned home from

a few days' visit to friends in San Antonio.

Miss Kathleen McMullen of Koekport Is the

guest of her brother. Dr. McMulleu und family.

ROCKDALE,

Mr. and Mrs. Robert Peuick and daughter,

Alice, of Austin were week end guests of Mrs.

Fenick's parents, Mr. ami Mrs. J. L. Lockett.

Ml^s Murtha Peak of Tennessee Is visit.rig her

grandparents, Col. und Mrs. W. B. Woody.

Mrs. Roy Robertson has returned from Dallas

and Is the guest of Mrs. L Isaacs, before re-

turning to her home in Rosebud.

Miss Sudle Duke spent Sunday with her

parents. Rev. ami Mrs. Duke, of Waco.

Mrs. Trent Newton and two children of Cam-

eron, spent the week end with her mother, Mrs.

M. E. Sterling.

Mr. and Mrs. Joe floffield of Waco were

Thanksgiving guests of their mother, Mrs. B.

A. Coffield.

Miss Mamie Noack spent the week end with

Miss Emily Karlsh of Winchester.

WHARTON.

Mrs J. O. Doekery is at home again after a

fortnight spent with her 6lster, Mrs. W. II.

Can ,i, in Memphis, Tenn.

M .os Fauline Kugclcy of San Antonio returned

home Fr.day after a few days pleasantly spent

Willi her cousin, Miss Nannie Mae Brooks.

Mrs. T. J. Abell came home Tuesday from

Houston, accompanied by her sister, Mrs. P.

Cleveland, who will spend the holidays here.

Mra. B. O. Brooks, with her little daughter,

Ellen Douglass, u- visiting in Alice, the guest

of her father, A. Harrison.

H. WEINFR

I.ADIKS* T.MI,Oil AND

KlBKitlt

i nrmeriy Tailor at JoHkc x

Krmodrlinir a Spr<lalt>.

I'hone Travis .1B4 I

Or t all at 41))^ Kaat < nntmerr* Strrrt.

l our ISIoiks <if Joxkr .

OprosltP tbe Cora-t ola Hot I ling « o.

"Geis-It"

Gomes

Corns Go

ILATOKIA.

r. M,r.St ..1JU?, MueIlor With tho family of

O H. Mueller at San Antonio lust week. I r» • » t? • i v rn« • «

" VTaide with tier 1 ainless, Sure, (Juick Is This 2-l)rop,

2-Scconds Wonder.

Mrs. W. H. Kerr is In

daughter. Mrs. F. S. Mason.

• Mr and Mrs. F. Leu were Kan Antonio rlii-

rs this week.

N.MR Miller" tM^'wecSf W'™ W"1' Mr"'

'T"1 MccVm',nBr<'W*"lU* "

i»Zr£Z.Tl'LlTon" w,,b tbe "m

Mrs. C. K. Lane of Houston la here with her

mother, Mrs. H. A. Tutweller

Mra Si th Urown aud little dauehter of S.n

Antonio are W.tu Mrs. A. M. Qasth for a slion

Dr. and Mr., B.

TisltorB last week.

There Isn't room od the same toe for a

corn and two or three drops of "Gets-it,"

so the corn curls up, shrivels and peels off

in your fingers so easily that you are sim-

ply astonished, because you cau't feel it.

F. Smith were Columbus

Mrs. P. ff. Kitiser and Miss Kutve wer.. win,

the famiiy of ,\.rs. c. 1*. Johnson this week.

YOBKTOWN.

Mr. and Mrs. Jeter of Sun Antonio are the

quests nt the home of Iie». It. i: Porterfield

Mrs. John Kvans and daughter. Miss M.u„e

•pent last wwk ill Austiu with Mrs Evau.:

daughter. Miss Johnnio Mae

Wulter Mets returned Snada, from a week's

visit with the family of Mr. and Mrs Herman

Thuem of Houston.

Mr. Eugene Crosse and wife of Victoria spent

the paat week here with Mr. aud Mrs. William

lioth.

FOWLERTON.

Mrs. Couib* of Illinois is visitiug her brother

and his wife, Mr. and Mrs. John Finn

!Mrt». Teal of Tilden spent Thanksgiving In

Fowlerton visiting Jier cousin, Mies Gladvg

Martin.

Mr and Mm. Clifton Wheeler of Tiblen took

Than I t-givlng dinner with Mrs. Florence Martin

i Mis> Sandes of California is spending home

J time with ber sister. Mry. Otsen.

Mrs. Cortenbaum "f Sau Autoala attited Mrs

C. H Martin last week.

Rupture Kills

790G0 Annually

Pleven thousand persons each year are

laid awav—the burial certificate being

marked "Rupture." Why? Because the

unfortunate ones had neglected them-

selves or had been merely taking care of

the sign (swelling) of th» affliction and

payine no attention to the causo. What

are you doing? Are you neglecting

yourself by wearing a truss, appliance or

whatever name you choose to call it?

At best, the truss is anly a makeshift—

a false prop against a collapsing wall—•

and cannot be expected to act as more

than a mere mechanical support. The

binding pressure retards blood circula-

tion, thus robbing the weakened muscles

of that which they need moat—nourish-

ment.

But science has found a way, and all

truss sufferers in the land nre invited to

make a FREE test right in the privacy

of their own homes. The PLAPAO

method Is unquestionably the most sci-

entific, logical and successful a^f-treat-

ment for rupture the world has ever

known.

Tke PLAPAO PAD when adherinr

closelv to the bo^v cannot possibly slit>

or shift out of place, therefore cannot

chafe or pinch. Soft as velvet—easy to

apply—comparatively Inexpensive. To

be used whilst vou work and whllat you

aleep. No atr&ijs. buckles or aprlngs at-

tached. .

Learn how to close the hernial open-

ing as nature Intended ao the rupture

CAN'T come down Send ,nur name to-

day to PLAPAO CO. Stuart Bldg..

St Louis, Mo . for KRBtB trial Plapa®

and Instructive information.— (C) p.L,

Don't Be a Cora Cripple—Uaa "Geta»It"

You actually wonder whether it can be

true that vjii wont along for mouths

enduring such ntPerv when you could

lave had such easy and quick relief. Do

you doubt? Prove it at our risk. Your

money cheerfully refunded if "Gets-It''

Blood-Iron Phosphate

Makes Thin Folks Fal

If you are weak, thin and emaciated

and can't put on tlcsh or get struiiK. no

matter how mm h you eat. ro to the H. 1,.

Wagner Drun Company or any other druK-

Kist and get enough Blood-Iron Phos

lihute for a three weeks' treatment—It

costs only BO cents a week—and take us

directed. If at the end of three weeks you

don't feel stronger "and better than you

have for months: If your eves aren't

brighter and your nerves steadier; if you

don't Bleep hotter, and your vim. vigor

and vitality aren't more than doubled or

fails. Be sure you get tbe genuine. There liTVou haven't put on several pour ,1s of

(1 by I rv/tn.i ..4 a w »ii a i' Hamk «.a*. «... v

*Iru^5riJ!ts errrytvhere; costa bnt a tnQe

Mid. " " " ^

is nothing else like **(»ets-lt."

^ i •» ,'»u ■" TIIU P(l(l C UK Oi

"Oil* ny i good stay-there flcah, you cau have your

... .. . .. ... " fiOe. money back for the askiug aud Rlood-Iron

by K. Laireatc 4 Ca, Clacago Phosphate w*U coat you nothing. (Adv.)

FANNIN.

Dr. and Mrs. O. J I'ettitt relurncd Wedncs

day fp'ii 1 a two weak*' visit in San Antonio

with their sons, .!<>♦• und Charlu- l'< tlitt.

Mrs. I.ruce left Sunduy f • ber bom- at Pal

las after several dajV \ ifil I'o^d r:in«'h

with her frhnd. Mrs. David I'ebbin.

Mrs. Nutt llaulev in >-pend ng some tiino Ht

Hlverdale, guest of ber frltndK Mr. and Mr«.

I V. \V. t lark.

Miss Margaret lilackburn spent the week-end

1 nt Rerclair with her parents, Mr. and Mis. L.

J. Illackbiiru.

Mr. and Mrs. flrorfce .1 Swb kheliner <*ntpr

tallied at their | alatlal countiy lnun.' rwar b01"®

at the Thanksgiving title, Mr. Mm- McNulll »f

.Sun Antonio aud Mixs Callie Mtdska of Day

city.

Mrs. Charles P. Handy teturned Monday from

a week's v.sit with numerous rfl nlvi -. at Hun^e.

bh»* was accompanied home L-y Mrn. St Ion Smit'i

aud son, Gordon Smith.

S. E. Wells and family of lllverdale spent

Thanksgiving I>ny here, guests of Mr, aud Mrs.

Charles It. Wells.

LAREDO.

A quiet wedding took place nf th" Woodard

home in this < .1 \ en Wednesday • -n51.g. No*

v» mber - L wIhm Miss Ka«ii'-rmt- 1.1- inor Crutch-

field was united In marriage to Howard Warren

Moore, the ceremony b-.ng performed by It">

M. K. Plied of I be Methodist fjhnrch. Only

the fumily and m it-w Intimate fi it-a U were

present. A beautiful Improvised altar of white

chrysanthemums' and fern* had been arranged

In the living room where the ceremony was per

formed. The bride and groom, foil »wed by

L'leauor Llssner and Kobert Ix>ve. entered to

the straliiH of Mendelssohn's wedding mareh,

plsyed by Mrs. I(. D. Keteds. The youthful

britle looked even more lovely than usual In her

trsvtling suit ut navy blue trhotine with acces-

saries to match, and she carried a tiourjuet of

wliiit« rosebuds. Following the ceremony a de

llelous luucbetin was served In the spseioui

dining room, whleh had been converted Into 1

hewer ef red roses. The whole house seemed

to radiate the ebarin that we like to aasoeiate

with <Kir old-fashioned Southern hemes Tho

bride and groom were the rec'plents of many

bandaoioo presents. Tho bride Is the daughter

of Mrs. It. i\ Woodard, and lb one of our in-ist |

popular soi-lal favorites.

Mrs. L. J. Christen entertained delightfully

Monday afternoon the Nullos Club and a few

friends In hon »r of Mrs. Ilal Greer. In the

series of games played, Mrs. A. c. Hamilton

was given the first prize, a lovely hand embroid-

ered chafing dish apron, and the honoree was

presented w th a pair of silk bose. The rooms

were charmingly arranged for the occasion, red

rosea and poinsettl being used iu the floral dec-

oration. After the games the hostess served a

delicious two-course luncheon.

Mrs. It. L. Muller entertained Monday after-

noon with a bridge party, complimenting a mini-

1st of frlemls. Yellow chrysanthemums In sll

ver baskt tM placed everywhere ga\'% the rooms

u most pleasing aspect. Mr*. J. A. Wilson

scored high and received a half dozen etc

crystal ice cream cups. Mr*. L. A. Lafon was

given the second prize, au etched nappy. After

tho games the htwtess served a two-course

luncheon.

The Woman's Club gave a delightfully infor-

mal party Monday night in the rooms to mem

bers and guests. A fine musical program fea-

turing Miss Genevieve Camp, Miss Dorothy

Borchers. Mrs. W. K. Whlttlngton, Mrs. Allen

8towers snd Mrs. P. V. Hlanchard, was enthu-

aiastlcally received. Miss Arnar I'eun. the

club's delegate to the Slate Federation meeting

In San Antonio, read ber report covering the

t< ur days' set-Hions. A private collection of

works of art waa on elhtblt In the clubrooin,

and afforded much amusement after the pro-

gram and while delicious refreshments of coffee

and sandwiches were served The entertsinment

Monday night wan the first in a wr1< - to be

given throughout the club year under the d rec

tion of Mrs. Allen JJtowers. chairman of the

entertainment committee. Mrs. Stowirs was

assisted by Mesdames Hiatt, E. I Al-xander,

Scratchley, Foggenpnhl, Doord and Miss \ -lson.

Mrs. H. L. Mueller entertained the Tuesday

Bridge Club and a number of guests Tuesday

afternoon. Yellow chrysanthemums and ferns

wore used In the dining room, and great quan-

tities of roses and ferns in the living room.

Mrs. A. C. Ham Don won the club prise, which

was au etched glass cheese dish und a silver

knife. Mrs. Greer received the gue-t prize, a

half doeen dessert glasses. After the games,

the hostess served a two course luncheon.

The next regular meeting of the W .man's

Club falls on December 0. On oceount of an

unusual amount of business In whb-h all mem

fcers rfire Interested, the meeting will he called

•rder at 3:30 instead of 4 o'clock. Mrs.

Charles Lines Is leader f-r tbe day. oa tho

topic of State Government.

Mrs. llalsey of Corpus Chrlstl. who has been

vi.-:ting her niece. Mrs. C. C. Blggio. returned

tt> her home Monday.

Mrs. K. E. Jackson and Mrs. Itilly Jackson

have arrived from Abilene and will \ it-it their

parents. Mr. and Mrs. T A. Dunn, through th)

holidays.

Mr- ,F. A. Gallnghep and baby have returned

to San Antonio, after a month'? visit t., Mrs.

T. J. Murphy, mother of Mrs. Gallagher.

NORMANNA.

Mrs. Ida LcBleu of Mineral was the guest

Sunday and Monday of the family of her son.

A. E. LcBleu.

Mrs. Mattle Blackburn of Alvln is expected

here this week to spend the Ch-isfmas season

with her parents. Mr. and Mrs. W. B. Roberts.

The social event of last week was a most

enjoyable dsnce given at the Irl F. Cherry

ranch Saturday evening. Coffee and buttered

popcorn were old time refreshments.

Mrs. W. B. Roberts entertainc I the Norman- .

pa Country Woman's Club Th -rstlny afternoon. I

The course in American citizenship was finish- '

ed and the study of the State constitution will

be taken up at the next meeting December 10.

H-^tess. Mrs. J. K. Swan.

A community Christmas tree will be provid-

ed at the school hsU Christmas eve. School

will close Dec. 17 and open Jan. .'i. IbL'O.

Mr. William Roberts of I'cttns was a guest

November 13 of the family of his brother, W.

D Roberts. The occasion was in celebration

of the 83rd birthday of the honored guest, who

is in excellent health and much enjoyed his

visit.

WAELDER.

Mrs. E. N. McCermaek of San Antonio is

visiting her sister. Mrs. W. M. Brookes.

Mrs. W. II. Rather and daugl.t r in law. Mrs.

F. M. Rather, left Thursday for a visit to Mrs.

W. H. Bather's daughter, Mrs. E. V, Wynina.

at Oklahoma City.

Mrs. Dephia Sullivan of IL-llettsville is visit-

ing her sifter, Mrs D. D. MeCrorev.

Miss Mftha Wolff of San Antonio is visiting

Jrs. Charles Isaacs.

Mrs. Xf. I. Holland of SmithvUte spent the

week with her mother, Mrs. J. M. Crozier.

Mrs. Grover Shade nf San Antonio has re-

turned to ber home after a week with her

mother, Mrs. I. 11. Crosier,

'AEtep Or*Evo. - Superfluous

Hairs Are Gonef

How to Removs Supei-fluotll

Hairs by Dissolving Theaa

Away—A New Toilet Lux-

ury. Other Beauty Secrsti.

from your drugclst, and mix tb*

eontenta with a half pint of water

and a half pint of bay rum. Thla

should bo applied to the hair avery

day. It Is n<»t oily and you will

find It Tt y dellKhtful indeed. You

may use i. full pint of wltchbaael

Instead of the bay rum and water.

This lialr forcer will jot falL

M. F. S—Now, do you really want

surprise? Mix one ounce of aln-

tone with two tableapoonfuia of

glycerine In a pint of water. Thl*

makes the moat remarkable com-

plexion beautlfler you erer thought

it posaible to obtain. All your

blemishes and aallowtieaa will van-

ish, and In the.lr pla< e will be a

tilorloualy-ltnted, spotUsa akin. AH

i ■ . . . t. that muddlne.*a will dlaappeakS*

Just moisten the b rs w'th a quickly and you will have a coro-

HOlUtion. .1 .IS Can be Ob- nl#Tlon tn ho vm>« nmnH #*1

Ujr MniflWc *«rre

IN trying" to re: ovo Huperfluous

haira, you of course, can use

pastes and powders and you can

go through some gony and a lot

of trciib!«i and in '.he end have

your skin Irritat d or spotted by

the use of many of those super-

fluous hair removcra. There is no

need, however, for all tola. You

can remove them au easily aa you

would use a lotion 011 your facQ.

■uifo

tnlned from your druggiat. In a

few momenta the hairs will be eo

crinkled up and dissolved that you

can rub them off with your ttn&er

and leave the skin absolutely clear

and clean from all hairy growth,

without leaving a spot or mark.

plexlon to be very proud of.

MKS. —Trylnjr to Rret rid of

blackheads by trying to pinch then*

out or bv steaming: the face aimply

makes tne pores large. Hub the

face with a wet cloth upon which

has been sprinkled some neroxlu.

L0n" W"' ?he bl^Uh^wia all be gone In

once you have tried thia.

• • •

WOHRIIH)—There Is only one

wav to nositively remove wrinkles.

A formula made u

of a two-ounce

mixed with a tablespoonful of *ly-

cerlno

m

e. few momenta. You can get tbe

nero^ln from your druggist.

..r. rxf tv.* rn„,.nt« MTia C. IL N.—Sopp cannot thor*

up of the contents oughly remove scale and other fatty

accumulations which form on the

»r, « k lespoonful of gly- hair and scalp. You will be able to

•Iu™ J ♦!*?{ >^^.1 dissolve away these formations at

ril.i 1 ♦ f i i once by using a teaspoonful of eg-

ri« . i.?. it ^ y gol in a half cup of water and used

skin plurnn and small-pored

result Is that wrinkles lose them-

selves In

Tho

hem-

the greater plumpness

up of water and used

as a head-wa-sh. It will let your

hair breathe and grow, and It leaves

the hair with a fine silky sheen

ar-d vigor of the skin tissue. You There Is enomrh cirirol in a twentT

wi" b^. ;!hle Ui tftke ye,ars trf;n U:9 five cent packajfc for about twelri

appearand* of your face, if you of t.hfiKA

«Pf

will try It.

oiiK-lnal packages

...elre

of these head-washes.

» . •

MT^nS ROWR—For face

Just try "Presca Deauty Powder"

an<l you Win admit nothing can

«tructions and you will succeed In equal It for blendin* and "staying

*,v'"lr "" ' on" qualities. It Is entirely fre»

from chalkinrss. You will now h«

able to ohtalu It at any druir Blor.

In any tint.

■tores.

MTsa

your face, if you

The eptol ia sold In

by all drug

• • •

P. F\—Follow these ln-

{Ivlng an Increased length to yotir

air, in lllling up bald spots and

•top the hair from falllnp, Oet a

ont-oun.e package of beta-qulnol

<'-n *

It

The Choice Prizes of Life Are Won

By the Healthy and Strong

m , ^!ear- rudJy ^complexion: briifht eyet;.hardened muscles; snd a well knit-together body"

of elastic step and »w»y. constitute a trump card ?n any gaine-whether of love or business'

If you feel that you are out-

dated, lacking the stamina te

stand up and claim your own.

don't delay another day in cosi-

menciiitf to take

IYXO Is sold in original pack-

Age* only, liko picture above.

B*:ius* all Mubiututc*.

The Great General Tonic

It will restore that confidence you need to combat the eve*.

Opposing forces of social and busineaH life: it will srive you

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world to your right to a place in the Sun. because it will re-

build your physical filrrnq-th and mental power to a state of

Krfect health, strenrrthenhifr your run-down system with

tter nourishment because of its ffreat aid to digestion.

"LYKO 'is a refreshing appetizer aud an exceptionai general

tonic in those subnormal conditions of the physical and nerv-

ous systems, such as muscular and mental fatigue, nervoua

exhaustion, general weakness, or debility following a pro-

tracted illness or the result of a wasting disease. It's truly

Nature's first assistant as a restorative agent-a roally re-

markable reconstructive. All druggists have LYKO. Get a

bottle today and begin at once to feel and look better.

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tilP R,ctoail l!ruff for to years. I am Secretary of the Indiana Stata

oI the Kct.il DruKuist,' Awocialion. Nearly eTe?vo"*n fS?

\*t *n knciws aboi't my succesHlul treatment. Over fourtoon thousand flv*

T i !rn' w"me" 41'd C hildren oul.ide ot' Kcrt Wayne h»T», accordiair to their own itate-

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