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mep together. ana my curiosity as We
dropped gently down the hili While Tie
sun SCI and The fhadows Of evening feli
upon the busy scene. was mingled With
some uiiae sAiess The bahble 81 voices. 81
Traders crying their wares, Of men quar-
reilsHg At play of women screaming and
sqoldliig, rose up continually as from a
TAR ana the nearer we approached the
mora like 2 tair the less IKE MY antef-
pap0nH. seemed tlle place VS. Wcresrn
100 totAeu - eee s0neqnin8 Slty a4ii
siienaiu{ tue gl1tter CT weapons and inc
kiean "a iia6a, some iefecgiun of tae rici
eprfounn4nge tne general allowed hfinse,f
saw morning Spf the Kind4ho snow III
oteefet slues' no battalion Drifting no.
AZ s KY - 9llposss % seasinels. On tte
noisy ttrbnltnt, 10 that as dssdeuued
uttp tne must o. a, and left tins uuiet
npis nrS ana tbs evening behind rs. j
5s,5 my gVlke rise ana sAlycfen as with
q fnrlons short Of tha camp sroop 81
~ htetA ~ nptseback estne 10 greef lfs
aud salutinE their general tome Min hlc.
ana their lfeai heren hats ana habhaxnrd
ofinor took he eye finely Bur ~ npxf
q meet ua ware q q diilerenl kind beg
EeFa: troops q whom, laen, women AID
chl.rffn disabled us with loud cfiss. sf.ltl
WnilrB and ifisploflne aia ran aim 4 ~
l9sr liSiissf l1fptH TzeFelaa rnen rode oul
csedad aloond horiei tl,ss I'M. ~ s, ss
elattesniy women. 3i.o hurr ,h,,ss i,s
entrance 10 he nss,is. WIN Ss,p w
peddlefSs laievss ami the ina esSff1,,3
number ~ klaf oi.r utv S',s a !. +
lllreueh The lowest hnuilia II Il s1ss Y az, y
NotgUue ID foilr ut an j es,rt Isl, a X ! ~
uf Soifiicr 81 ouanfsd i57,i .}.te s'tS ~
And Lhil was TIE case Iflaide th,, nv,
ali well as nulaisie. l0vers Y US Se 81
ahd sI4Ilb steoc anSons fh nuts nus, III Rfe y,
tiefH piled lhtif tta{f Eusrs4si 80 49, 49,
wsarsl AID women s ssrs s,s,,. 5t .
nnld chil1fen seafiered 81, INA sN9
While Ne passed. tha rc,tsrs AZ, ser II. 1fNn.
ananrsd n6rrent ~ festeTf as,s psfssngf
rlhaidrJ poured across di,r MIR ztNnst
The moment We we're aofs. XIX q, ,, 'a.sa tns
rlbaldgs poire8 across 5,ff ~ 4, s,.,i pt
tide 81 resi- sci h. s4S rin, :. q, ~ Ky Us
81 "a :. f.lasss dAt eea ST "a 4 iss Is
rhaferIna gaming Or alsenina i,,3, fttt,a
hat WAS sJiitr M IS, NJ J, it ti
aslesns g 9.2taaEn thai tha VIZ INA
fs,in4 A asi enl8sea TIE viiars 'sss
Hste IN tile f1w faAtfered hdt,s.. ,.,....s
the quafteiH nf tha PRINCIPAL offiHeys. a,,jl
nesS v &. qsgfss q qills md qecence VA
~ .n the gsfct. which was an 'si a Se
e Nh a teN peppona aulseped from n,
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and / jumped at the FIRST excuse Cor re-
tlflnB. 4nete was "a KIND Of wpouen plat
form IN front OF the house and running
IS whole length q walk raised out OF tha
mud vi the street and shs Tered overhead
by The low wide essvs. A wumep and
some children had climbed on To Il, and
begSinE Win their palnls through tine
WINDOWS almost ueafeneu us with their
prayers 4 ran out and drove them oft.
and set 2 nun IN 'front.' to keep the place
Tree Bur the wretched creatures en-
treaues haunted me. and when returned
! was In a worse temper chan before
The Waldgraye met me at the door. and
to my surprise laid his hand on my Shout
der. This way Martin. he said in q
low voice, j want a word with YOU" /
went Win him across the rpal, and
leaned against the fallen trunk Of tree
Through the unglazsd windows OF the
house we could SEE the lighted rooms, The
countess and her attendants meyihs
about. Frauiein Anna sitting with her feet
tucked up IN a corner. The servants hring
ing n the meal An ia a fralae OF black
ness with the hoafse sounds IL the camp
In or ears and the pitiful wallirg cf-Enn
beggars dying away IN the distance. II
wax dark right and still
ichN waidgraNe lalghed: Oily, diily
dlllyl Come and be lSiliedl. he inutteree
1.-TWO thousand soldterrl Two thousand
outbreaks Martin. Peppeniieim's black
riders, were gentlemen beside these lei
lowsY
.fThings may look more cheerful by
dayiighi,Nl said cautiously.
'Or Worsfs' ne answered.
told him Frankly that agreed that
the sooner we were out OF the camp the
better
m We can get out he retorted. eQf
course, It - better for the mouse when Il
81 ont of the tram he added with
sheer. hut there Is the rub.
..!t5G Waula not dare ~ detalli Us.
said fv-sls'. rat dld moi believe my
.sFfe VIM dare one Of Two things the
waldgrwye ailswered firmly XoN may
be sure % that. Either ~ VIII fnarrn
your 7Asiy back 10 Hefitzbuzg and take
poastsaion Ia ner name with his tail ~
his heels, III which case Heavens help
her and tale Lcwli. or ne Win keep her
here
tried 70 think he wsAs preiudiced in
.eienerol Tzeroias led htn1 - see evil
where none was fneAnt But MS peai's
agreed so exactly vlpu r3F eafn llili =
found h dlfdcult to treat his suEHess
kions ilRHfly what f3e camp was | mao
seen. How helplsss We were ~ ms miclft
of It knew WiA4 advantage misstt be
taken 0f lis could Imagine.
xet ono zsilpg. ny icfds2 said, tienerai
Tzefcl.ts Is on ms wAy % me Sosttl. Ia q
4 week we Will be aTtth tie main army az
Nuremhuff and able 10 appeal - tre
King 81 sweden OF tho land crave FOR q
hundfeh friendaI ready mud wihins %
Tbs WaidRfave laid his nts pn nv
arm. Tie does not intend 70 80 south. ne
saits.
could iiog believe that but before !
could Et.tfe my Oh1trtton9 tho noisy
march of r. ho6y ~ MEN arprQ1rninH
along tie road disturbed VA aape wald-
grave raised sllS hand ana hslerled, AM
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eliier time he niltfered- already ne be-
gsan 70 fear md be ehrret. "ln npigtb %
~ trtca ne Disappeared III tlie 8aFltuessfl
while vent ipcre alowiy ifltp f'ie heple'..
',ffege found Ny LADY ifdnirik4 NIX tella7
" after HIN, 4siSht teas tlie ypAnf
itfs@t N7ifi1 fpiIVtf me m, ull1 1Ai4 4 AuN
cpdsi Inn, Hlf W did nat come. and pres
entity Wild slrainr pf music fisife on the
nit offSiq took rs all " aulr1se AMI el-.
feetphily uiYersfa my ia1y'a <Aoua'ita,
The playcls proved 70 be tho eeaeial, y
hAl1 sent ~ segcns4ae Is. Ae The Weirl.
eif4ast a~eriness 81 tie air. With ilA
s9a;Nelp TURNS and melancholy caAeFcef
stole intp the room and held Kile women
.uif4nptA, Mflle moths hnitfred around
Ahe lisAta and vie serYun.a nressed 20 the
fqpf 10 n4ten. ard ntsY anu saan d i4AFsf
tetsam or disturb oath betrayed t1e.
,trfquaplnK paxuHery, i fflt lus eyes
lfANn q my laif' face, She sat listens
ns Nltn = Nf9pt expresaion. Her eyes
we're uogne2at, her Mfns.E dropped and
veaied them. bAf some pleasant thought.
5pilie playful regnrnbranca curved hfrI
suli lipa and diDpled her chin, Whns
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had no ground Tor complaint. Tho reno4al
accompanies my lady 10 The door mi
there ictt her With many bows rcqnestinc
DcRgpS her w The meantime Ia eSns,
70 him tor anything that was laekins N
hcr comfort r W
Wnen ne was gone. and my lady bnd
surveyed the place, shc TEX her satisfncftan
he seen; he nain room had been m,lls
AgipiJipia enough, She stood IN the initil
With her whir. well this Is better than
the forest. Martin, she said
Yes. your eNrelicncS, / answered rsl
nctanilv
u think we have done very we'll" she
continued thoughtfaliyi and she smiled
10 hffself
eve are snre from the rain. at any
rntc.'' ] said hluntly Ny tongue itchca
10 tell hqr Won Weflcr's warnhg htt
lcraulein Anna and Marie tFoft We're IA
speak
could not stay and not tel, however.
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7Acre WIS not 50 much as silver piece
We -, 10 horse sloomily, one man the
rlcher by his belt. another w Pr no0,a.
lOit him lying Ondct tne Tee Tor the next
tfaVrttr 10 hutyi u ne pie4atA, = know "
has an IA SCUM nnwi nut we wfte ln Ky
otll mood. AMI eRe times were roukh;
isrhe dcr n dead. let the dog We,
one erowiei Auu THAI was his tpitaph,
VIVA pim Disappeared as - seeined 20
chain Whoever had ronDed nun, n was
E6nf. "A week might see 10 PASS through
s score OF hnuna n DAY niSnt see "
troken ~ Suu spent INK mere and q
the lace ANA make pp ms mind TO its con-
sentences.
am bound to say thar The reflection
gave fne less pnin man J could have be-
ieNed ipssihle q lew honrs before. Then
b would almost nave a,ladgensti ms. now
IL ruinblen trr, but not hayond endurancei
lcHaing me to no over with q jealous eve
an this PARTICULARS 0f my Interview Win
Marie but removing none Of the shame
whica had attended the first discovery Of
my loss. Rs turuing my head could see
tiie giri- plDddlng patiently on q little b.
hind me IN Tie ranks, and ! turned ufissl.
II no, longer pilined me q meet her eyeS
AN innr before sunset we croSAed the
brow uf a ipp. UNDISCOVERED hill, md
saw before us Q shallow green valley or
BASIN, throush which Inv river wound ~
a hnnfred xigzoss. The novels OF small
village, with one or two houses OF bet
ter size. stood dotted about the bAnlss Of
the stream Above the largest OF these
h0iidlnss q banner hung idly on q pole
and from this, is from the centre OF a
circin, ran ont long rows cf wettiad hnts
which N the distance looked Ike bees
hives Endirpe ranks Of horses stood hob
hled N another place. With q forest ol
carts ana sledees and here drovs OF
oxen ani there a monStrous tinck Of
sheen One Of the men With US blew a
4 trtlfNnpt. md tho Nulfnf.
bcns taken up NJ once and repeated IN
q moment filled the streets with hurry
inv. bugxlng crowd that lent the scene all
the auiuition possible.
'ThiE IS your cainp2 my lady ex-
claimed her eyes sparkling.
This IS my camp General Txerclas
answered qulatlv, land u and are
equally "a your service. Presently we VIII
BID YOU welcome after a more fitting fash-
iln countess.
And how many men have you hereg'
ms ia6y asked quickly.
1.-TWO thousnnd.N he answered with q
faint smile.
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horseman sp5lrred quickly BY me- and IN
q u1vpeats General Ixerclaa his velvet
cloaslz hniiglng a bis shouidsr he'd taken
bent low over 1lis horre's neck, was salk-.
tne earnestly 70 my lady. / SAM him In
dlcate this and that quarter with bis
Was GneHei. and tllat Ifankfort. ana aii-
sytiersJiik camp. and That he WIS propoa4.
lrg plans and routes. Bpt what he aaid
could net hser. He had 4 low. quiet
way Of tAlkiul. very eharao teftstle az
him which f9liered those 10 whom re
addressed himself aud baoled 1thert
u he longer roae be-
hind him and mo more \ cQnsinfred him.
Inc less I ilkcd both him aud the PROS
poet. ne VAssin the prime of his age
and strength, INTERIOR 10 the wnid9rapa
III height ana HE air of ynnths but su-
perlof ~ That the other lacked r.fnc bear
ing Of q man Of the weird tried by good
and evil fortunes and vcrsed n many
refis Cool and reaotstc. handsome Ia
ainfd bitter fashion gifted as believed.
With fndHlte address lie Possessed much
~ III such II one al my lady, who ionG
Used 70 comfort was now being taugift
by sudden u Fortune the galae q a strong
1he possibility of such an aliauce, thus
suddenly thrust upou mc; chillel M,
Anytl'lne sgid ssther thar th ~. Tlie
utes before fbeEan to invest hlnf with. all
manner Ct Yir5nes ~ iehst NJ Nae 2
German ef 4 grcat aug monte famlly, le1
htindreA sfadlfione while this man
riding bafnre ms possessca not one Of
thexe 1uahilcsl
Ven yyeE.lers w'sInIng' !, y ls'se tAs los, Loss
my head for 4 time. aeprred with double
force and ga NOT Tend g feensnle ne
listened WITH All ny ialEh, I, 81. iils 10
nalf Ia aux fenfSe for new tiint u she
once promised should fllia hard 81
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40
"a p. Hlil President. n W Heu+e Nlee
President; Al n sitds Shrftnf
= 4 Wasson Treasprsf
THE DAILY POST sUNpAf, ISss1;
rHE sEai wfEkflY Fosf, - COLI
{ NtSB a WEf.h-
Ertsred al The restornct A. assstrs'
Ts1as as ssesrl- s-.ass 1AifeF
6eerrripiisn ~ Maii-n afy rr sari2s
three months cess. tre mcntn ste
su11AE tes,,--. rs Ne2r >ta ..s.r.
tare>4-crt 9tat, $1Na ST tnfnti@
censas i,ftf fudnthr- o ctists
ka ness siaAee 's-'''
trE rsw YORK; necse III
TVastSrn firsIzsafe Cfich Hif Tne a>p1s-
rsy. ChscARa. I'll s. g EekE1eh
cAlatsS caz-asr e1@--t Assl'n
r1i-zs Sas.arss ofsra. re Sor+A revHs
Rsak 6ail4s- hollanss AsScffs y
q ssslsana, vSsrsnne kaslss-
u q 71astglas Arsrt
fssirastru-- ~ n Sra4tss Carceyp l1i.lsi its
Sir SAT- ~ niv's StA9sls 1asaf- ite
tsEss r. laaa slsa
raxt sesiS A 60 and leg y
Ra ,naF-s als.srs & a.asNsM Eu'srrss
Sarss1tA Tsxns Arssr<slrz 4 CsHaEes
tllstsfs &r-
asa n Ifaliuis 5rlSrs n
1sstS1is. 9sr1s s a Esss cn-resi,and
n 1919 es-
1sHrnll1t nsf1 ts7,tssu e1fss at1Ct -
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Houston Ase II - distinctive of me
11ilrd wand gpRt 4 eaks o. ti.a d,inoeratlo
pariv very little fpr llssif il he.ts nom
mate good men "a ofleaa nnd r.Q4t ~,
hissa.'f dslaocIafiq nlai1fall9s go ~
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n = q 7Fl777'I7T E71TTIIEIT- n " n r.
~ ny harper hsfp Tie cfpakera croah.
3ss kfkfra ksck sh krqMlefA arowl and
III hixserS brey Wt 4lsss ,oss,, " ray.
i,afntoliH in tie dlshdfrnift t,Iiffr ~ ~ ~.
aHl theF eau,t ntef4nt II. f1tfh ~ fhnv
may Try. ~
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f'Inf q 4gn8 1f offices.
t.4nktu f5r Tho man.
AfifhfY hAfd 10 fnd hin
ltnnpln ~ DIZZY EanI
Wncu fhr nun s. rofntred
Don't fhtF tatn i failf
tind Mli4n tnas hove ros him
That ~ ein'f Iht man s I III
Atlanta C3nal. sutton.
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~ sr7str.t iafsres; %
ssess q sse sssns paEiss seaaT Tsi
Hs aa vHse Aaias tAs nN eraa-
r-ats AKA E6ca ana ABsta
sefa e - rakae -H5s4 ea@sEelsz
fz 1a assefs "
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ass r t ose rho desire
~ clselfe lisA - ne eStrsh,e
NJ Assira1sa - aassere z th faeire
servssr iss is=gi.si rsses and
tas iss an.asnA ar faopn vii 81
~ saaEnas.s csnupes wltA pes1n1rai
shiASe
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Tne 9er1rrE Glars hre gathered q.
IsnaAs saa ahs ai4arlns 9hs s;;ass spzr
uirtes lsgsy d tss rsa;tr * stzsrfi1r
* csia IEr ssus
% Stssa
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CHAPTER XIII
Crsr Otturters

At this time ! had never seen a camp
nor viewed any large number Of arnesi
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Tbs @en.ez asasas n dgawinH 70 Gloss
a1Sey ~ s&3seissh ard esfes
nl a. spt ~ ~ tee srcsty EAslef
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A-cairr e fte zrEslaa Styling ~
asgvv 5af znearr 80 sas ap-
pssssuee X see taaA ara .Fph
bEsn several ssFk asa
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1s7rs SEMI vf7ftkflr FnEt, 80 Ceas
uM,Ss A TEEK.
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Entered AZ the F-uatorlct AZ l-eAs'ra.
Texas, as Seearl-s-.aa 1iAiies
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fag sags1 says fha negfeea-
q t sh.l1eh 1.an. az
ts ls Is Mfong ana tssat
Sssse las nd f9om ae6 81
st an stti-alhs.t ;sHieat % shir
gatf9 ssk 7tg - cbays ~
Qieisnlzaa g assy Is tnasr
ud zts sa tsnbsshor.a Insist.
q isyeaaliasa 81 Ataeriea
assss KEPT 81 ae background and b.
saAee ~ assS blsee ~ ih9 11asxh and
- 4ing ar natiostAlisal.
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THE DAILY POST. SUNDAY ntlsAs
8 colun-nS nl ta ias coiV''i''
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Al fsa Ere eus tsS rzslas o.
aaa eeznoe-ze ase AZ
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4 szel1an5. v<4rennr Aaslrtr
! ~ FL J.siey. lcEeral 4EsFsli''s
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6coFcfipii5n ~ Maii-raEy nr Ssr
pei-tynt yrar $500 slx ncr.
ihrNe months. cess trt mcni1. SIS
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rom DaFiov, carr Atwood and Arthur

Tom Dariov. Carl Atwood and Arthur
Atwood
The ladies of the Episcopal church are
delighted over the result OF the bag
party" which was given ia the church
parlors last evening Although each BAG
was supposed to cont ain q penny for each
wear Of The donors ace. nearly every one
Contained many more a Dr0gramme
consisting of songs low Miss EIna Best
ana James Moore. i 1iano selection bv
ATargueri5e Bradley ana recitation bv
Miss Smiley. was duly Appreciated by
the company Coffee and sandwiches
were to be obtained. and tea was served
from a daintily appointed table by Misses
Bradley ana Dudley The bag table was
in charge If Mrs W. Nc A. Green and
Mrs S. 81. Davidson, and Mr. Harry over
holt acted as auctioneer to dispose of the
bags which were not sold early in the
evening
Mrs Eugene Quinton-s thimble party
yesterday afternoon was one of the most
charming of the wholly feminine affairs,
which have been given this week and
dhere has been no lack Of them. Her
beautiful home was made still more So by
a profusioa of rare plants, and here ana
there were bowls Of bright colored bios
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Wednesday evening 1T the home of 4Irs.
A. j. Arnold.
Mrs. Chas. Smith arrived yesterday
from Colorado to visit Airs. A. Stultz.
HoweIs farce ~Evening Dress was
given Tuesday evening by some IF the
society young people, at the home of
Mrs. T. II. Church
Miss Lillian j. Brown has gone to Kan
sas City for q three weeks visit
The fem memaers of the club
called the ~Nirginia 8eei' have organ
Ized euchre CLUB and they met this
afternoon with Mrs. ". f. Crosby.
Misses Daisy Sampson. Mary Barley
and Edith Davis of the State university
are spending this week at home.
The young married people are anticl-
pating masquerade party Tuesday even
ing in Prof. 3 ethereL's hail.
An Oxford subscription party wilt be
given soon. probably april rs.
Misses Ona McFadden and Lulu Man
speaker went to Kansas City yesterday
10 see De Wolf Hopper ia "Panj andrum- 7
a1rs. NJ Bosw0rth gave the fourth Of q
series of teas yesterday afternoon, which
was very pleasant affair. About twenty
ladies were present
Miss Ida Montgomery of Carbonate
IS spending 2 few days with her sister.
Mrs tx IT, Whittel Miss Kate Mont
gomery VIII come up Saturday.
Marc Robbins is with ten Ten Nights
ia a Bar Room company.
hr VIII Aller VIII return to Chicago
Saturday.
8Ers. e. NJ. Chase has returned from a
visit ia Leavenworth.
Miss Helen Walker VIII entertain a
few friends at tea this evening.
Mr. add Mrs. ]. j.. Myers viii give a
dinner Saturday evening for Mr. and
Mrs. o. p. pdegraB-
Ars. Z. j. Covnl and daughter Eta
H1r -af ~ ISL
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DANCING FOR CHARITY
FOR TIE BENEFIT OF TIE POOR.


--.s s-.s-
The charity bali given under the aus
~i~as ef fhe Trades Assemble Attracted
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ferno0n. and pink tea witch ala il8 ac-
companying dainues Il proved ~ be
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The weekly intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1891-1901, 1894-04-28
nEATRAL. GnLLIaE MITES

Mr.. and Mrs. Graham, of Joplin, Mo-,
visited their daughters Misses Pearl and
Daisy, the first Of the week.
DIR. Gibson, OF st. Louis, spent several
days wit / his daughters Misses Hattie and
Cora, and was accompanied home by Miss
Cora, who was compelled to leave school
on account of her health.
DR.. Fesler, of Sedalia, No., visited his
daughter, Miss Mabel, this week.
Mrs. Pope and Miss Wakefield, OF Sa-
vannah, Mo-, attended the Taubman-Bas-
kett wedding, and spent several days at
the college visiting their sister Miss
Eddie.
Miss Lillian wainwright spent two or
three days OF this week in Kansas City
visiting her uncle DIR. Wainright.
Miss Anna Groves spent several DAYS OF
this week at her home in Corder, and
while there attended the marriage of her
uncle Mr.. VIM. Groves.
The young ladies spent a very enjoya-
Bile afternoon Wednesday over In the w.
NJ. A. campus, watching the young gen
tlemeD drill. They indeed deserve praise
We hope to be invited and permitted t.
attend often this spring.
"4O-love,o or s'love-4O," is heard any.
time out OF school hours these days. Quite
an interest Is being manifested in tennis
this year by the young ladies, and som
are getting to be quite expert players. W.
have sent for another net and are going
to develope our capabilities In that line Q
good deal this spring.