SOCIETY
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The Silver Club Circle of King's
'a ighters will give a benefit performance
?inco at the Victor Theater Friday for
Sheltering Arms Hospital and Home for
, urnable?. The public is invited to
lid.
?nloynble Hay Hide.
The Senior B Y. P. U. of First Baptist Church held a most enjoyable "hay
1 f?!??' * Thursday night. Through 'he
'' 'lnetis of W. S. Forbes, two big
motor trucks were furnished, in which
'in merry party motored to Lakeside,
where games were played and refreshments served.
Among those who went were:
??hperons, Mrs. D. C. Leech, Mrs. F.
W Gwaltney; Misses Agnes Chester,
Neilie Chester, Lottie Dickenson, Hcs
sir Dickenson, Odith Gathright, M.
' iil'.s, Aimlo Hunter, M. Johnson, Florence Luck, Genevieve Leech, Mary Mo
?ante!, Elleabeth Marshall, Minnie Pll
low, Mary Sanders, Mary Tucker, Julia
Wilkes, Melon Wilkes; and Messrs.
Francis 'Lee Albert, It. T. Ashley, J. It.
Hobbltt, Taylor Collins, T. T. Carroll,
John II. 'Jarbcr, F. W. Gwaltney, Orif
fen, \v. W. Hamilton, Kent, Roy Kel
  Lernon, Guy Lawless, John T. Daniel, Walter F. Martin, G. M. Percival, Skinner, D. Smith and T. W. Tyson.
Miss Barrett, Knickerbocker.
Mrs. Kate Waller Barrett, president of National Florence Crittenden Mission, announces the engagement of her daughter, Miss Kitty Steele Barrett, to Lieutenant Charles V. Pozier, Fourth Overseas Battalion, KAO Indian expeditionary forces. The wedding will take place the end of May at St. Johns, New Brunswick.
Prophoning Marriage.
Mr. and Mrs. W. K. F. Sprague, of Chase Street, announce the engagement of their sister, Ruth Hilt Hanly, to Walter R. 