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River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1895-03-28
WISCONSIN LEGISLATURE.
Senate.


MADISON, Wis, March eO-I.ittle business
was transacted in the legislature Tuesday.
both houses adiourning out Of respect TO the
memory Of the late II. G. Thorn. whose funeral
took place. Appropriate resolutions were
adopted In the senate The McGillivray won :
an suffrage bill, providing for a constitutional
amendment giving to women the right to exer-
else their franchise, was reported for passage
by the senate state affairs committee.
MADISON. Wis. March sl.-The senate on
Wednesday ordered TO a tnIrd reading a bill
for the establishment OF home for the feeble
minded and appropriatlng 10000 therefor as
was the Superior grain elevator bill
MADISON. Wis March g The senate
committee on claims reported for passage
Thursday the measure TO appropriate SIS 0o1
for Improvements 81 the Wisconsin veterans
home. The same committee reported fayorabIy
the bill terminating the Office Of the present la
Dor commissioner and authorizing the gov
ernor TO appoint successor. The bill for the
taxation OF mortgages was reported for pass
age by the committee on taxes The senate
coneurred in the ass smbly measure for the
establishment of q homo for the feeble minded
and appropriating slOOOIo therefor.
MADISON. Wis. March % The bin TO re-
move Labor Commissioner Dobhs from ONCE
and authorizing the governor TO appoint COM
petent person Il his place was passed to a
third reading In the senate. The senate passed
the bill to establish a uniform system OF
weights anu MEASURES as II Clu also the meas
ure requiring street railway companies 20 YES
tibule their cars
MADISON, Wis. March 26-StatementS OF
business read In the two houses Of the Iegisla-
ture Monday night show that there a1e in the
senate 1888 bills still in committees hands and
2te have been passed or indefinitely postponed
In the assembly there are 2T2 in committees
hands and 476 passed or killed II is now pre-
dicted the session viii end in not more than
three weeks.
The bill to exclude children under years
% age from attendance upon the public
schools was indefinitely postponed by
the senate Monday night The senate com
In!ttee on public health and safety has
decided TO report for indefinite post 2oneme at
Mr.. oficer's bill 10 regulate the practice Of
medicine ana surgery and to license ply
sicians
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Not the same TayIor.

NEW YORK. March -. William Tay-
Tor. of Laurel Hill. l.. L.. trav-
cling salesman for Il. Diaz & CO..
importers of tobacco. who arrived
from Havana on the Ward line
steamer Saratoga. sa ne was held a
prisoner on board the steamer Orizaba
by the Spanish government at Havana
for sixteen hours. Taylor was suspect
ed by the Pinkerton detectives at Ha-
vana of being State Treasurer ". W.
Taylor. of South Dakota. who is a fug
tive from justice.
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Assembly.

MADISON, Wis. March 2I.-Mr. Halls res
olution TO submit TO the people a unconstitutional
amendment to prohibit the use OF railroad
passes - members OF the legislature. state
and city officers and judges was laid on the
table in the assembly Wednesday after a
lengthy debate, by vote OF e TO q The
assembly killed the bill TO allow members OF
county boards TO act as trustees Of county asy-
lums.
MADISON, Wis. March 22-The assembly on
Thursday passed the normal school appropria-
zion bill
MADISON, Wis. March g In the assembly
Friday the bill for the establishment Of a
board OF immigration was passed The senate
uniform legislation bins were ordered 10 a
third reading,
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1895-03-28

VI. +. Dwyer has bought fourteen
head of Kentucky yearlings for sis,VW
nd win take them 10 England.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1895-03-28
Both Wonderfully Helped
Husband Cured of RheIms:isn-
Wife of Salt Rileunl.

Ny husband was suffering las summer
with a severe lameness in his arm and it
became SO painful he could not sleep nights.
he was losing all strength ia that 1rm and
a doctor told him
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Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1895-10-10

>ou-it Deer Isle.
Cap. Fred Hatch, who arrived home
some me ago, is still in poor health.
Miss Lizzie Barbor, who has been in
poor heath all summer, is able to be out
again.
Capt. Joseph Thurston arrived home
Saturday, having finished his yachting
season.
Mrs. A. X. Webb left for kittery'a few
days ago to visit her daughter, Mrs.
Amelia WATSON
Miss Martha Barbor returned from
swans Island this week after pleasant
VISIT 10 relatives and friends
The rain filled cisterns and put out
fires, but wells are still dry. Some that
never failed before have been dry for
weeks.
Oct. 4. Eco.
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West Iifook%till.


The ladIes' sewing circle met with Mr.
Joseph I.ymbarner last Thursdhy.
Mrs. y. A HAaes and daughter Lizzie
drove to buchsport Friday evening.
Schooner Perfect, p Capt George Gray.
is discharRing coal at Massons hart
Capt. Jere Jones' and William Wasson
went To Bucksport Saturday on business.
Sidney Hawes went to Bar Harbor last
Wednesday, where he VIII work this
winter at his trade.
Roy Edwardo smith, eldest son Of
Domingo Smith, broke both bones Of HIS
right arm last Saturday. by falling into a
barrel OF apples.
The low, rakish, faratleaI- looking raft
that has been cruising along the eastern
shores Of the Bagaduco for several days
and which has given the people al the
corner hutne unsaHIHess5 proves To be he
Htoop boat "BnRaduoe = Capt. Harold
Lord, who les Pat herring UP a cargo OF
CLAIMS for the Bangor market Good luck
To Capt Harold oH hIs trip, Vud may he
return safe with gold galore
oct, TesfeoH.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1895-10-10

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Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1895-10-10

The Reach.
Inc farmers report d good crop Of
potatoes.
Abigail Torrey Is visiting her
daughter, Mrs. Iva smith
The steamer Florence made her first
landing Tor freight today at CampbeH-
Landing
school "A this district = progressing
finely, under the instruction Of Mss
Ethel sellers, Of sunset.
Frank Waterman and family Of Boston,
are expected here next week. They VIII
come by way OF the " hite Mountains.
The Old Msnse Is re-opened ais autumn
by Mrs. Helen Hardy Howe and hus band
"ho expect 10 entertain number of
friend. later.
William II. Foster died this morning
aged about seYenty-two. He was a mem
bier Of the Methodist church at South
Deer Isle. He leaves three sons.
Harry Gray and James Robbins came
home last week. James Robbins left to-
day for Bath to go with Capt. George c.
Holden in schooner "Helen NJ Baxter"
NJ T.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1895-10-10

The friends Of Rev ;. A. BlaisdelI, for
merry Of Franklin. IS no mas been pastor
Of the Pine street Free baptist church,
Lev iston, FOR tAe pn-t six years, will be
glad 10 learn hat Ia i.a- received "a most
hHttcrihg caii To the E'mwood avenue
Free Baptist church OF Providence, f. /.
Mr.. Blaisteii has not accepted the call,
but has It under con.ideration
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1895-10-10

surTl
y. {. Means picked large ripe straw
berry, several green ones and blossom
on one stem from his garden, Oct. 6.
y. c. Means and wife have returned
from three weeks visit to friends in
Boston and vicinity. Mr. Means has
built tWo-story cottage at North
" oburn, Mass. to sell.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1895-10-10

Aurora.
Tourtelotte's ridge, WAS burned during
the thunder storm Of Thursday, sept. 20
It ia said il Was struck by lig htuing The
bafh contained about four tons OF hay.
The loss IN covered by insurance.
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Eusin~s. Notices.

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Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1895-10-10

Sometimes" said Uncle Eben, de ire
MENUS self-esteem dat er man gifts am in
tiahly due ter de fact be am er bad jedge
OBJ character -
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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-03-10

Everett. March s.-~speclai sha
pleasant social and musical affairs Of tbs
week was the concert given under tho
auspices OF the choir % the Presbyterian
church on Tuesday evening, The sstiacs
was fiIied- Msss Rfetson'B inability 20 -
present was the only thing 30 be re-
rrafses Miss Zimmerman. tas Misses
Barnett, Mr.. Richard ENmTfs MIR Me-
Nieken ard Mr. Gray appeared Tn veal
and instrumental numbers. Mrs. Aasien
favored the audience with fsfte rectta-
ton. az dta also AF. Wass Saunders.
Miss ZaurneYrsan's orchestra known A.
Ia lara Slfa Guitar ard Mandolin club.
,sgx.ingusshea Itself Lemonade and DELI
e.ta,,z cake we're served. The whole AFFAIR
vas assIfe informal. vet very soctable.
Miss May awartouf gave sane1ng
ard conversation party on Friday evening
-, honor OF the Nisx t5oxan. Prizes were
awsrsfed 20 the Individuals who could fo
TIE most taking II the three minute In
fsrvsIs between the dances Miss MeEsr-
land and Ar- Clarence King Hon me
hOnors Those present were The Misses
Cosan. the AisseS Boynton. Miss McFsx-
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The Allen. Junior. Party.

party In honor OF Mr.. and Mrs. Alex
nndsr Allen. jr.. was given during the
week al the residence OF Mr.. and Mrs
Alexander Alien, ST.. asaa Fourth street
The evening was pleasantly spent with
cards singing and dancing Refreshments
were served during the evening. The
guests were: MFR. and Mrs. Alexander
Allen. sr.. Mr.. and Mrs. Alexander Allen
tr.. Dir. and Mrs. A. J. Breumnser. OF
Tacoma. Mr.. and Mrs. A J. Farr. Mr.
and Mrs. II. johnson. Mr.. and Mrs. A
Davies. Mr.. and Mrs. J. Latham. Mr.. and
AIRS. j. W. Glaxcock. Mr.. and Mrs. r. NJ
MeEutire. Mr.. and Mrs. NJ V. kellogg
Mr.. and AIRS, G. Parry. Mrs Austen. Mrs
NJ. Ross. Miss Fiossia Rickari, Miss Edith
keilG-g. Miss Jessie Gardner, Miss srnev
Ely. Miss Ida GiiIett. Miss Alice Allan
Miss Mildred Raw, Miss = Phtnr. Miss
z. Taylcr. Miss Lizzie Mexelbarr. Miss
Wanisa Brown. Miss LEILA Stout, Miss
Maggie Edwards, Miss Leola Gamble. Miss
Sadie E9warsss. Miss Bessie tslzscou-k
Miss May GIRscock, Miss J. White. Miss
Alice Johnson. Miss Alma FSreumrer. Mr.
r. @. Johnston, Mr.. W. J German. MIR
p Williams. Mr. r. ~. Barnes. Mr.
II. Banehsr. Mr.. III. r. Kellogg, Mr.. .
h, Kellogg. Mr.. G.. r. Maxei. Mr. ~
Fres3e. Mr. F. Davoi. Mr.. II. Gamble. Mr.
f. Allen. Mr.. ]. 4. Allen. Mr.. .. l. Fet-
terry. AIR. ], \. Gaylord
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The Mcrarea birthday Party.

Mr.. +. r. MeLaren was given a recep-
ton last Wednesday evening en- the oc-
castcn OF his SD birthday. and during the
evening he was presented With a beauti-
ful watch charm. A pleasant evening
was enjoyed by the following guests: Mr.
w. II. Reid, Mr.. q. Woods. Mr. c. -.
pouciu, Mr.. Lew Coon. Mr.. j. +. Lane.
Mr.. J. Hughes. Mr., II. Jackson. Mr.. ]. J.
Spensail. Mr.. II. +. EerA. Mr. c. Prohst
Mr. II. Bode. ir., Mr.. NJ. Phillips. Mr..
C. J. tassar. Mr.. Claude NasSar. Mr.. r.
knight. Mr. Horton Blekerton. Mr.. J.
Str.nEer, Mr.. VIII Wood. Mr.. Howard
Ames, Mr. w. Nadhams. Mr.. q. Grisdaie
Mr.. A. Zaar. Mr. u. A. HaIherg. Mr.. T.
e McTachian. Mr., w. III Eerd. Mar II
Horton Mr. Ed Wallace. MIR. II. Fawcest,
Mr.. +. Bold, Mr.. ]. lane, Mr.. +. Hanson.
Mr. De Iong. Mr.. Thomson. Mr.. Me
Iaren. Mr. Hillary. Miss Anna Woods.
Miss Martha Eerrnanson. Miss Mae Belle
Shaahan, Miss Sue Haley. Miss Lillian
gsseaorph. Miss Carrie Risederpn. Miss
Anna l. Crane. Miss Josie White. Miss
Sara Thorsen, Miss Emma Fyr. Miss Min
ME NcAsu.ien. Miss r. Phillips. Miss cis-
sia Couch Miss Minnie KLEIN, Miss Bes-
sic Giascock, Miss Mae Glascock. Miss
Kate Anderson, Miss Pauline Speasair
Miss Julia Spensasr. Miss Ethel Reyburn.
Miss Carrie Costopech, Miss Nellie Eew-
si,. Miss Mae Hewitt. Miss Margaret
gode. Miss Boie, Miss Gertrude Butler
Miss Eva Buriingame. Miss Mau6e Hiatt.
Miss Marian Mcdonald.
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Friday evening s. number Of Young pFc-
rle gathered on beard the steamer Quick
sfeT, TO eusoy = moonlight excursion The
moon almost in its fuii quarter shane oug
IN fun splastor upon the stsll waters Of
Lake Washington, making IL appear isse
a ralrrYSr After steaTniar about the lake
for a short while they landed at East
seattle. where they were entertained by
the soUag people Of Mercer island Dams
mig Was INDUCED In until the ui3ntSht
es,ssrn Asnegg those present we're: Mrs
\ n MsDerrnct. Mrs. J, Esseksorn. Mrs
Sehrfer. Mrs F. r. Sanasll Airs. James
Narran, Mrs j. Ransom. Mrs III. Riddle.
.stxs y Natxon Miss AGesia NJ. Parker.
MIS- f4ana schmidt. Miss y. Ast<on, Miss
nftys Sanaeit, Miss AMAZE johnson. Miss
rr-s,srssa Schmidt MISS Allie ODDS. Miss
ga Ts,hn@or. Miss Jennie johnson. Miss
ssa,lss sansseil. Miss fSilSa klegg. Miss
ode. Miss Lena JaseeT. Miss Minale WHIT
lev. Mr.. j. n. McIserTses, ar. +. s.ta-
Srss Mr. j. Ransom. Mr.. Iiaa Morgan.
Nr = gackhora. Mr.. Hiram kta.tie.
rsn.. 4. Andersen. NJ. Gerard Seanniais
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WEDDINGS


The racst notable social event at The
week In Kirkland was the wedding Of Mr..
Harry =. French ard Miss Rosa =. jones.
which took place Wednesday. February
=, l&S. IT the residence 81 the brides
mother Mr.. French - ons Of kirksansass
most substantial citizens ard enjoys the
esteem OF large circle OF friends Miss
Jones Is the daughter Of the late Z Wal
ley Jones. long and favorahly known IN
Seattle. After the ceremony. which was
performed by Rev. Fioratio Aiiing. re-
freshnients were ssrvei and the happy
couple took their departure amid an
orthodox saowering o. rise and followed
by the traditional cid shoe. After short
wedding tour Mr.. and Mrs French win
take 0p their residence In the delightful
lakeside home of the groom. These pres
eat We're Mrs. GIN. OF Snohomish: Miss
Brown. OF Seattle Mrs. Ffora;to Alling,
Miss Julia AlIing. Mrs. Craner. Mrs. <
". Jones. Mr.. Oswald JosFvs. Mr.. Leon
ard Jones and Mr.. Elijah Jones'.
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BarLApE OF THE NEW WOMAN.

OF the New Woman now 10 sing,
You bid ne. Prince. whose tangled Tyre.
Whose wrfnkIed muse, OF weary wing,
Has lost her early might and fire.
More readily your fond desire
Would conceeis. and chant for you
II the fair being you admire.
II tbs New Woman we're but New!
She IL. aIes7 nonovei thing.
For history herself might tire.
Might faint and fail Ia following
where the Old Woman did aspirsf
what stellar spsce. what mortal nircy
Has not the fair sex venture1 through?
Indeed. We men folk might admire.
IL the New Woman were bit New.
She vsxss now wtth questioning.
Must taste experience. inquire.
Far cUFiesify's the spring
That sends neT soaring nigh and higher.
Thaf baae her with the snake conapsre,
Ara 20 che snake alone Re tFge.
VIZ, brought ON uE that heavenly ira
II aae New Woman were buz New.
Envoy.
PRINCE ola as Adam is our sire.
"a cid az Eve. " a0rn Adam knew
we might rot labor and perspire.
II the New Woman we're but New.
Andrew I4arx.
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Mrs. Ander~on.s Party.


Mrs. NJ. T.. Anderson gave charming
party at her residence at South Park
Heights. Tuesday evening. February s.
At which the following guests We're in at
tendance: Mr. and Mrs. Compton, Mr.
and Mrs. W. +. McNatt. Mr.. and Mrs.
i. c. Ward, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Klein
nard Mr.. and Mrs. John Hamilton. Mr.
and Mrs. c. Ware. Mr.. and Mrs. r. Bar
ton. Mr.. and Mrs. Walter. Mr.. and Mrs.
Fletcher. Mr.. and Mrs. II. Willard, MFR.
and Mrs. John Simpson. Mr.. and Mrs. T.
l.. Bobbins. Mr.. and Mrs. r. Mclaughlin.
Mr.. and Mrs. ID. Mufchler. MIR. and Mrs
Bradley. Mrs. j. Kelly. Mrs. Kellogg, Mrs.
A. Shepard, Mrs. George Cave. Mrs, John
McNatt. Miss Clara Zahm, Miss Annie
Mcdonald. Miss Agnes Mcdonald. Miss
Mary Friedman, Miss Rose Breige. Miss
Bessie Shea. Miss Esther Friedman. Miss
Mamie Breightenstein. Miss Maggie Shea.
Miss Mabel Buchan, Miss Sadie Lund,
Miss c. Mutchier. Miss Cleo cushnan.
Miss Eta Willard. Miss Sara Basket.
Miss Nina Simpson. Miss Lille Miller.
Miss Garlic Cashman. Mr.. Ed l.. Moore.
Mr.. James Prentice. Mr.. r. Nihhs. MIR.
Charles Prentice. Mr.. Nathan McNatt.
, Mr. James Ideman. Mr.. William g. Sing
haus. Mr.. f.. Pennington. Mr.. C. Rob
bins. Mr.. 8. Barton. Mr.. William Shea.
Mr.. s. Geoftard. Mr.. r.. Keller. Mr.. Phil
Kelly. Mr. Robert Buchan. Mr.. c. Miller.
Mr.. Bud Breightenstein. Mr. Spencer
Mann. Mr.. Frank White, Mr.. Gaskeil. Mr..
Earnest Lindsay. Mr.. III. Peterson. Mr.. e.
Shea. Mr.. George Brown. Mr.. George An
derson. SIR. James Shields. Mr.. John An
derson, Mr.. George wriEhtman. Mr.. 8.
waldron, Mr.. III. McGrath. Mr.. II. Al
bright. Mr.. Frank Anderson, Mr.. George
kannoff, Mr. Fred cushman. Mr.. +. Pet
lis. Mr.. Charles Brown. Mr.. a. Anderson.
Mr.. Bird Barton. Mr. George Mutchler.
Mr.. j. p. Anderson. Mr.. O. MeAiils,er.
Mr.. John Albright. MIR. j. Moores. MIR.
William Cieary. Mr.. Sein.
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Anemorest Medal Contest.

A Demorest silver medal contest was
given at the Edgewater Congregational
church at Fremont last Monday evening.
the class being composed of nine. rang
Ing in age from rs to q years. and under
the direction of Miss Mcconnell. Miss
Jennie Head was awarded the medal. the
other contestants being: Miss Minnie Fer
nandis, Miss Mamie Steinhouse. Miss
Maude Sturgeon. Miss Maude Spear, Miss
Clara Yorker, Miss Nellie Shearer, Mr..
Frank Giles, and Mr.. Worth pensmore.
Rev. J. T. Nichols opened the meeting
with brief address and the recitations
were interspersed with musical selections
by Miss Ashworth. Miss Blanche Spear.
Miss Sturgeon. Miss Head. Mr., Ashworth,
Nr. II. r. Giles and male Quartette
The judges were Miss Edna Mcconnell
Mr.. ]. L. Greene, Mr.. r. /. Abrams. The
affair was well attended.
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Ladies. Aid church nec,,a,


~ the First Presbyterian church last
TUESDAY cssn-ng an Interesting recital was
given TOR the benefit of the Ladies' Aid
Society OF the church by the pupils Of
Miss Lizzie J. Richardson. The enter
salnment was given In the church par
lots. which had been handsomely decor
ated tor the occasion, and the affair was
so well attended that IL Melted SO. which
wipes ont the ladies' indebtedness for
church furnishing. Several prizes were
distributed. ard DIR. Alison made a grace
fui speech, thanking the fair eiocutioniss
for her efforts and gift. The programme
was very interesting, and distinctly mani
Testing that talent. sound sense and
power for hard working Is sure 10 bring
students 70 the front The programme was
as follows:
Five Years Old" Emma Nicol.
The Testers Sermon" Homer Russell
After the Ball." little Laeila Lewis
''Pyramia and Thisbe." Sadie Edwards.
Song. I've Got En- on the LIST" Mas
ter Harry Gordon.
Patience Mercy Jones'" Leta Kinnear.
Two Little Girls little Lucia Lewis.
Piano solo May Horn
.ForgetfuI Isaac" Ethel Gordon
Vocal duet. Lueila Lewis and Harry
Gordon.
THE Jewels She Lacked" On costume)
Lizzie Edwards
'.Don'tr' Helen Nicol.
Piano solo. Leo Wakefield.
Before the Mirror" Myrtle Harkins.
1.-THE Barber Kept on Shaving" Arthur
Arnold.
"How He Entertained Him." Irene Ora
ham.
ASK Papa" Lulu Sheehan.
'.Jes' Fore Christmas" I'm costume)
Gertrude GIascock.
Japan and China" Alfred Prathcr.
Piano solo. Leila Holman.
Spider and the Fly" Mabie Edwards
'"Fhe Mad Actor" Pearl Marteli.
Teddy O'Rourke." Gin costumeD Moss
Graham.
Presentation OF prizes. DIR. Alison.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-03-10
Cant. and Mrs. MN Entertain.

charming entertainment was given by
Capt. and Mrs. George L. Hin last Friday
evening at their home. so Columbia
street. In honor of Miss Williams. OF Port
land. Their rooms were beautifully dec
Grated with palms, ivy and flowers. In
the hay window was unique and pretty
canopy covered with vines and flowers.
under which was placed the head table.
Whist was INDUCED In until hate hour.
The first prizes were won by Mr.. Shelby
and Miss Bray. The consolation prizes
were awarded 10 Mr.. Irwin and Mrs.
Cook. Afterwards dainty refreshment
was served. The guests were: Mr. and
Mrs. A. F. Cook. Mr., ana Mrs. Roberts.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. r. Tourvilie. DIR. and
Mrs. Kloeber. Mr. and Mrs. l.. C. Gilman.
Mrs. G. Burkhardt. Miss House. Miss
Williams, Miss Beehier, Miss Atwood.
Miss De Mers. Miss Hutchinson. Mr.. q.
V. p. Lansing. Mr.. Sam Irwin. Mr.. Shell
by, Mr.. Dan Bass, Mr.. c. +. Treat, Mr..
Andrews.