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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-01-27

beautiful wedding occurred at the
new Methodist church "Wednesday evening.
The bride was Miss Lutte Cocferhnm,
one OF Milan county's most highly ac-
complished girls. only daughter OF Mrs.
a. Cockerham. The groom II Mr.. Vernon
Porter Of Mathis. Texas. Tho ceremony
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was performed by Rev. Brown Of Milano.
The wedding was the FIRST one that has
ever been held In the new church, which
was decorated with evergrecns. a beautiful
wreath being placed In the center aisle.
under which the couple were united In
the holy bonds of wediock. The ushors
were Mr.. Clarence Warner and Mr.. r. b.
Cause. The bride was dressed In white
silk sublime. The bridesmaids were dressed
In white. They were Miss Jennie Little
ton OF Cause and Miss Lille Hensley of
Milano. The groomsmcn were Mr.. Bob
Cockerham ana Mr.. W. G.. Fowler OF
Cause.
A beautiful march was played by MessrA.
w. 9. Harris, w. L. Conoly and w. v.
Joyce OF Milano.
Mrs. f. A. Crow OF San Antonio has
been the guest OF Mrs. A. Cockerham for
the past few days. having come to attend
the wedding Of her brother. Mr.. Vernon
Porter
MIR. Harvey Weir Of Palestine has been
visiting his sister. Mrs s. G. Townes this
week.
Mr. Sol Harris OF Galveston was In
town this week
Miss Rcnda Watts and Miss Susie Par
Wis OF Milano were present at the wedding.
WHARTON
the society young neople enjoyed a pleas
ant hop at Marshs hall last Monday night
| The music WINS furnished bv Professor
| n'av OF Victoria. assisted by Mr.. and Mrs
Marsh. The AFFAIR was pronounced one OF
| the most delightful events OF the season.
FRIDAY night the Jolly Young Folks club
was reorganised Mt the home OF MIR. X
| j. Horton. Dancing, music and merry
| converse was the programme for the even.
| Ing. Misses Loua Mae and Rene Horton
| assisted by Messrs. Hearne and Jones fur-
nished exquisite music, which was highly
| appreciated
The Whist club met Mt Dir. ana Mrs
| Walls last week. and was one OF the most
| recherche and brilliant fetes OF the season.
| An interesting rubber was skillfuly played
by the members ard oysters were served
| the guests In various and delicious vari,-
| ties.
Messrs. w. Henrne and Jones. two young
| LEGAL lights OF Austin, have located IN
| Wharton. They have received warm
| welcome from the ladies and are quito an
| acquisition to society,"
| Attorney a II. Sparksman srent few
days enjoying the sea hreeEes at Galveston
| this week
Mrs. l.. VINEYARD and daughter Mary
nre spending few DAVIS In Galveston with
Misses Salie and Julia Harrison
Miss Mamie Godsy. n charming young
| lady Of Paris. ana former resident of
Wharton, is renewing cid friendships hero.
| She Is the guest of her friend Miss Fannie
| May Barbee.
Rev. Mr. Lawson OF Columbus. accom-
pointed Bshor Kinsolving on his recent
visit to Wharton.
Mrs. John Mccain las been very sick for
several lays this week
The Whist club snent pleasant evening
last Thursday, the guests OF DIR. and Mrs.
Bat Smith
Mines. Eat Smith and II. NJ Brown have
returned from fortnights visit to rela-
t!ves IN Mississippi
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II. l.. McCook. II. c. Robertson. w. II.
Hammond. W. H. Farmer. q. N. uolton.
Captain +. @. Doisc of Kossc ]. w. Blake
and Joseph Nusbaum OF Mcxia were court
Ing in Grocsbock this week.
j. Y. Leuora and brother OF Eornhil
visited Groesbeck this week.
w. w. Barnett and Mr. Sherwood, mer-
chants OF Olltha, were In Groesbeck plac-
ing their orders for spring clothing.
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CORPUS CHRISTI.

DR.. and Mrs. a. E. SPAIN returned
Tuesday night from their European tour
after an absence OF six months visiting
London. Paris, Rome. Naples. Genoa
Venice and other cities In Europe. The
doctor says Of all the places he visited
none OF them possess such delightful
climate as that OF Corpus Christi. As to
beauty OF location. he says thu noted
bay OF Naples does not surpass that OF
Corpus Christi bay.
The Shakespearean Circle will meet
Monday night at the residence OF Mrs
s, Gugenhemer.
sheriff Dave Odem, of San Patrico
county. was in the city last Wednesday
oouhining business with Pleasure.
NJ NJ Nicholas. of Houston, was q
vis,.or 10 the city Wednesday.
Mr. n. Mallory has returned from the
pio Grande country, where he had been
Oh W. y p. Hin left Wednesday for San
,r.,,rs state OF Guanajuato. Mexico.
Wis selma Lichtenstein has returned
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RERCLAIR.

Socially and personally the town seems
to repose in the arms of Morpheus.
Mrs. Brown the venerable mother Of
Mrs r. p wilkinson. returned Saturday
from an extended visit TO Goliad. accom-
panied by Mrs. Lit Moore.
Hon. O. G. Kennedy, ex-memher of the
Legislature from Bee county. visited his
ranch near here Thursday.
Rev. Edmund A. Newell pastor OF the
Episcopal church at Beeviile. was here
Friday and will preach here In the near
future.
C. r. Lucas is back from visit to
San Antonio.
Miss Maggie Riggs. charming young
lady of Corpus Christi, is visiting the
family OF John Ellis.
Miss Birdie Diebel OF Myersvnle. sister
of II. p. Debel. proprietor of the City
hotel. Is spending few DAVIS here
Mrs c. B. Lucas returned Thursday
from visit to relatives al Charco.
Mrs Dan Wilson. has returned from
GoIiad, where she went on visit to her
daughter. Mrs. j. c. Burns.
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"unclc Eph's Return" was played hero
Friday night by home talent. after which
the Ladies' Aid society gave an oyster
supper, all for the bonont of the Baptist
church.
Mrs. l.. l.. Neel of Augusta IL visiting
the family OF Mr.. and Mrs. w. Neel. She
was called by message to the bedside OF
Mrs. w Neel. who has been very sick.
but Ia better.
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VICTORIA.

r,., women's Auxiliary OF lrNIS
ohurch was pleasantly enterlaiheu al w
residence of Mrs. Z. NJ. shaw Iuesnag
afternoon. Bishop j. ;. 1o" a'9.o,,,,,y
pss.nss annropriate TO the occasion on
tho history. aims ard accomplishment Oh
,t,s valuable auxiliary to the WORK Vi
Rev A. A. Caperton has been ollleu
N the uastorate of the Bap,ist Gnu.
NJ Victoria. He Is well known mere. anu
has filed the pulpit OF that cnu'0" '''
about year. - .o.,den,
~ Victoria, row ,1ing in Waco arrived
Ia tho CITY last week on n VISIT ms
wife who has been here for several "eehs
,,sit,ng relatives, will return nome VIII"
him. roy,oa maid
n social visit to Victoria, her former "o'"o'
Thursday. 49, ,.,o, tn tho
o,nnlov Of A. & S. Levy of Victoria ior
fifteen wears, recently resigned ms posi'
lion and left wednesday for Houston ac-
COMMANDED by his family. The best wishes
of many friends 60 with them
Miss Jennie Daniel has gone 10 san an
tonic To visit her sister, Mrs. r. Nj. Hai''
for month or So -, ,o,,e
In Temple Monday after visit with hef
narnnts. Mr.. and Mrs Sitterle go
Mrs. w. c. Carroll has gone 70 S.,
Mary's on a visit to her father captain
John Wood. Law.
Mir. and Mrs. ]. p. Mahon of Port Law
aca were In the city Tuesday
Will steiner and Frank Alonzo nave so"e
| TO Mexico TO buy horses.
Mr.. and Mrs j. A. Landers OF LARA
vile. Mo, are here oh Visit 10 '"e'
daughter. Mrs. ]. NJ. Halter.
Miss Sophie Keller of Cuero was
guest at the Leap Year ball of the Casi'o
society she is visiting Misses fritI,
Mr.. l.. +. Haller of the firm CT Hare
Bros. and teller at the First Nat,otl.,
Bank, made business trip to Hous'o"
| this week. ,,>,orche
Messrs. j. X. Hexter. l.. P. peMouvn nv
of Victoria attended the banquet anu ~
stallation of officers Of Cuero Louse,
knights Of Pythias. They report tnat II
was magnificent affair.
Judge Hathaway and d. NJ. Pictoh o,
Rockport were in the city last week nv ~
| talked up the railroads from Rockpor' "
Brenham through Victoria.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. p Eastiand are ho ,'.ns
again after a pleasant visit to reiauNe'
In Gonzales.
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Willburn OF LaGranGe, Miss Annie Lyons
OF Flatohia, Miss Doebbler and Mlsa
Baumgarter OF Schulenburg, Charles WAN
seman and ED Arnim OF Yoakum ana Gus
Ebling of Houston.
Lo Hoen's Merrymskers played here
Monday night to falr-sized audience.
Their efforts were well received by those
present
Rev, Luttenburger, Cerman-American
orator lectured Tuesday night on Seem
eses and Geology" nj the Baptist church.
Mr.. Luttenburger is good speaker and
with tho assistance OF the stereopticon his
subject was well handled.
c. I, Jaeggll attended the public instaila-
ton OF officers at Tlatouia Tuesday night.
The professor addressed the gathering.
ROClSDAI.E.
One OF the most creltable ana success
ful amateur performances ever given
here was witnessed at the opera house
last right for the bcneht Of Hook ami
Ladder and No. Hose companies. Follow
inC was the programme.
Instrumental Saio--"Dance Nigre;" Mr..
Robert Loewenstein.
Vocal soio-"Church Across the way"
Miss jennie York
Duet--"La sul,ana;" Misses Coffield ana
Rowland
Rscitation-"How Ruby Played" Miss
rIulu fNusneTTy.
Instrumental Solo--Minuet; Miss Laulu
King.
misunderstanding Beauty"
Song--"Tho Little Wooden Stocking Baby
Wore" Mrs. IL. a. Wallace.
Trio-"Tancredi;" Misses Rowland. 10.
per and Coftcld.
Tableau-"At the Golden Gate"
Reeitatton-"The Boat Race Miss Kate
Walden.
Instrumental Solo--op. 81. No. ]. Beetho-
ven. Miss BERTHE Lopez.
Song-'f Loved You Better Than You
Knew Master Burford 1saacs.
Skipped for Luck" everybody.
Tnblean-" Queen Nab OF the Fairies
puet-"Neck aud Neck Gallon Miss
Lopcr and Mr.. Loewonsteiu.
Tableau--"Young Girl Telling Secret 20
Venus
SouE--"Little Mountain Madden" Miss
Jennie York.
Tableau -"Egyptian Water Carrier"
Vocal Quartettc--"Medley;" Or. nnd Mrs.
l. T. Session, Miss Coffield and DR. Cav
thon.
Tnhlcau--"S tatunry."
Tho house was packed. even standing
room being at premium. Tho tableaux
were artistic and pretty and all acquitted
themselves most credtably.
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SlsAII.
one or the most ENJOYABLE social occa
sions OF the season was tho Lemon MART,
az the pretty home of Mr.. and Mrs. A
II. Meyer in homer of Mr. j. " Mari
The beauty and chivalry of Sealy was OUT
ana the well appointed home was n
scene OF saiety from 10 to H. The guests
We're Invited to the dining room and a
bill of fare neatly and ar'istlcal y gotten
up, was handed each couple, with the
following menu:
Woman OF Grit-Sandwich.
Spring Onering-Water.
Lake IN Utah-Salt.
Something TO Ho'd--Lady Fingers
Scrool Girls Delight--Pick es.
Maid of Orlears-Syrup.
Can't be Beat-Hard Boiled Eggs
Hidden Tears-Onions.
Olympian Re,ish---Ambrosia.
Chips of the Old Block-Tooth Picks.
No Grounds for Complaint-Coffee.
Half Pcas-Pepper.
Bust of Great ator-Bursted
Potato.
Conundrum--Hash.
When I STE Mouse-Ice Cream.
The following were in attendance:
Misses Lila Howard. Sallie RI Ter, Lucy
Haynes, Kate Watts, Hattie Haynes.
BERTHE Cleft, Hattie Jordan, Mr. ]. H..
Mari, guest Of honor; NJ ssrs. II. q. Cas-
Teton, II. E. Biggs. w. j. Mari, X. H..
Haynes. II. W. Mari, ]. G. Mckinney,
T. r Castleton.
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FRANKLIN,

Dr. J. w. Cavitt OF Bryan spent several
days In Franklin last week.
Mr.. II. Calvert Smith OF Houston is visit
ing friends and relatives in Franklin.
l.. y. Fuller OF Calvert spent wednesday
IN the city.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. C. Lovett OF Calvert
spent several days this week with rela-
tives In the city.
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CALDWELL.

Mr. John Brown and Miss Lizzie Perkins
were married at the home OF tho BRIDE
four miles south of town, Tuesday night.
Rev. J. ]. Hayden officiating.
The Brennan district stewards meeting
was held hero Wednesday at tho Meth
odist church. large delegation being
present.
Mr. Cabaniss and wife OF Oklahoma are
visiting relatives and friends here this
week.
Messrs Arthur Buchanan and Frank
Whiteock OF Longview are In the city this
week visiting friends
Mr. Harry Dclamator and wife OF CAL
weston were in our city this week.
Mr. J. g. oltorf OF Marlin spent n day
In Caldwell this week.
Mr.. Pat Uomnn OF Dallas spent fow
days here this week with friends
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CROCKETT.

Earle Adams, Jr.. A, H. Murchison ana
D. A. Num-. Jr, will accompany II. w.
Num-. Esq, TO Corscana on the 4th OF
February. where he ,narrlcs Miss HUBER
Ia Reed on the 9TH instant.
Miss Hattie stokes is visiting her broth
err. DR.. Il. Il. Stokes. of Eikhart.
Miss Marie Wootters was the guest OF
Mrs. Della Eastman Of Huntsville this
week.
Mayor J. c. wootters has been quite al
for several days
Misses Ethel Woo.tcrs and Daisie
Custer entertained few friends Thurs
day evening.
John II. Foster has returned from a
business trip to Pecos city.
Miss Lille Pierson OF Burnett, who FOR
several days has been the CUES, OF Misses
Minnie and Zul Craddock Of this city.
has returned home.
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New-York tribune., 1896-02-06
NEW-YORK CITY.

The Womon's Art Cub will have reception on
Saturday evening at the Klackner Gallery. Nine
Flavie Van den IIende, the voloncest. VIII play.
The Ninth Ward Pioneer Corps will have recep-
ton tonight in Tammany Hall.
The Woman's Press cub will have Valentine
breakfast at noon on February "A at the Tuxedo,
Madson-ave and Fifty-nInth-st.
The annual concert and reception OF the United
Associations Of Ncw-York Letter Carriers will be
held at the Grand Central Palace. Lexington ave
and Forty-thirl-st. on February Is. John ~ Par
sons H. the president.
The annual dinner OF the Rutgers College Alumni
Association will be held at the ST Denis Hotel to-
morrow evening Tickets may be had from the
Rev. Henry f. cobb. secretary. No. 20 West End
ave or from W. H. Van Steenbergh, no. 10 Na.!-s'
Al the monthly meeting Of the Chamber OF Com
rorce to-day the several standing committees VIII
report on the following subjects: on limiting the
height OF buildings constructed in this city; the
huuIlng Of A new Custom House on the present
site. ON the compulsory OF the new International
cable vocabulary and on statoning Nghtshp or
Ere lsanI.
The American Geographical Society Will on Mon
dav a, SO =. m IN chckcrlng Hall listen 70
lecture by Lieutenant Poary on Work IN Norih
Greenland IN 1885, and lss," There viii be stere-
opticon Illustrations.
Tho Row : = Cadman Will lecture on Abraham
Episcopal Churo d. near Avenue {. cane cut rom
III. farm Oh which Lincoln was born VIII be given
~ Mr. Cadrnan This lecture is one OF n series de-
uycrel 10 aid In paying on the debt q the church
The pastor the Rev. \. G. Morehouse. IL working
hard 10 pay or the mortgage of $500 resting on the
church.
Tho annual dinner OF the Crockcry Board Of Trade
Will take place this evening at $50 O'Clock at the
Waldorf The dinner IS held In the course OF the
se.slon OF the National Association Of JobbeTs IN
,his CITY. and about TWO hundred men from all
par,s Of the country engaged IN the china and
glass trade will be present The speakers include
:, Clair Nckelway and Danio. q. Thompson OF
,,,s ci,v and also n number of prominent pottery
MERCHANTS from Ncw-York and other cities
h,ndsone souvenir characteristic OF the trade VIII
N, nrc.eutel TO arh guest memento.
Tn. Rey Or Ncwland Maynard. chaplain OF the
tv,b Regiment ~ g. y. Y. VIII preach the an
i so,,,on ~ the command under Colonel william
c.rorl next sunday afternoon At O'Clock AT 81
r1,o,nos.s Episcopal Church. Fifty-third-st. ana
riuh-ave the Rev. Or l. Wescy Erown. rector.
Tho Teegraphers' AID Society Of New-fork VIII
ho,.o an entertainment and reception for the ben"ht
-, to- relef fund at Central Opera House. sixty
o,.,,b-st and Thrd-ave. tomorrow evening A
y tr,nshaar who has charge Of the entertain
,, mar, promises an amusing and interesting
programme.
New-York tribune., 1896-02-06
HE LEAVES THE METHODIST CHtRCH.

TIE REV Z. G. CLIFTON BECOMES AN hFlSoo-
PAIIAN TO TAKE CHARGE OF A MISSION.
The Rev f. c. Clifton, who has been pastor 10Y
the last year and half of Little Zion Methodis'
Church. at One-hundred- d-and-scventeenth-s' ana
Third-ave was admitted yesterday by Bishop fot-
fer as a postulant of the Protestant Epscopai
Church in the New-York Diocese. Cornelius van
derbit has been anxious TO secure coloreh ch"''"-
man TO look after the mission interest OF the many
,orters and colored employees OF the New-York Cen
tral and Hudson River Railroad system. VINO i've
north OF the Harlem River Mr.. 'lfton VII uhu'r-
whore he Will hold services. -.
Mr. Clifton was born In the British West indl"S
and was baptizcd as an Epescopaan. lie IS thirty
four years ord. Before coming 70 New-h ork ne
had CHARGE of Zion Methodist Episcopal church
a, crsvosand He has resigned from his charge
of Little Zion Methodist Episcopal church, me
Rev. John +. Robinson has been called 10 III 'le
New-York tribune., 1896-02-06
VEPDICTS BY 4 CORONER'S JURY.
RESULT OF THE INQUEST ON LOUISA HOR-
NTNG+CENSURE OF A STREET RAILROAD.

pEs1-IT OF THE INQUEST ON LOUISA HOR-
NUNG-CENsURE OF A STREET RAILROAD,
Coroner Hoeber held the inquest yesterday In the
| case of Louisa Iornung. eight years Old who was
found dead January a. in front of 152o Park
ave Wong Wah Kee. Of No. 1.522 Park-ave.
Chinese laundryman. who was arrested on suspicion
but af,erward released on only $500 ball. was rep
resented by Daniel O'Reily, as counsel The lat
ter also brought into court Chinaman who. ne
said was Wong Dueng. whom the police had been
At the close Of the testimony the jury found that
Louisa Hornung came to her death from unknown
or ' persons unknown to them. Coroner Hoeber SAID
ha IS s9sR;9 & Hn S Tes'sa 500 Oh ba mn th
Grand jury acted on the case. Wong Duchs was
The first two witnesses were Policeman George p
Conway and Mr.. Allen. ticket agent of thu, the New
the ehilds body Detective James T Perkins ties,
titled that he arrested Wang Wah kee on evidence s
seen in the Chnaman's laundry; Perkins said wong M
Wah kee declared that no girl had ever been IN MS
Adoph Sanger, of No. 50 East One,hundred-a and
elevenih-st, said that he saw litte girl IN ~ me
laundry the night before Lousas death; Wong
Wah Kee leaning over the counter talking 10
her. The appearance Of Louisa's body much ] resem,
bed that OF the girl he saw in the laundry 'housh
he was not positive in his Identification. ... -
Dr. Huber said that after making the au'opsy ,or,n me-
night. AT first he thought there had been violence
but on more iere ha been mo- Violence
rate said Dr. Huber death was due to exposure
Dr. Walter r. schelly, the chemist who analyzed
some spots on the chids clothing, detailed the re-
suits OF his examination .
After some further testimony the case was given
TO the Jury. who returned their verdict IN ABOUT
twenty minutes. >, ..-,... -. C,o-o,ar
Hoeber in the case OF Kate Mccarthy, servant,
who died at the Harlem Hospital on January
from Injuries which she received through Delils
struck by a car OF the Broadway Raiiroad on N; NE
Lexington ave branch at One-hundred- an q seconu-
ST on January g The evidence showed that no
hagman was stationed at the pace whch Is ,ust se
AT the top of a hill that pedestrians canhot Se"
arnroaching cars before they almost upon them
The Jury exonerated Stephen Baker, the gT,pm,hn
but censured the railroad company ior not hdN"B
fagman at the place. t. .
William l.. Britain the well-known, prominent
and influential drygoods merchant. was the ioIe-
nan of the jury in both the Iiornung and MCCARTHY
New-York tribune., 1896-02-06
LOWER RENT FOR THE BRtNSWICh.

THE ONLY CONDITION oN WHICH THE HOTEL
COULD CONTINUE.
For some time there has been doubt as 20 whether
the Hotel brunswick would remain open or close us
doors The hotel went into the hands Of q receiver
recently Josiah II Baker. the receiver. has been
busy strengthening the affairs II h" hot" ana as
ceriaining whether or not It wond pay 10 keep the
house open. The trouble has been iuc 10 the ~
cessive rent, the same caus" that helped TO wreck
the Victoria and the st. James. Mr.. Baker. after a
thorough examination. decided that only reduction
in the rent could save the Brunswick. He so In
formed the landlords and meeting "ns held yes
terlay TO determine upon a lin" Of action.
Mr. Baker said last evening: Il met the landlords
to-day and find that they are willing 10 cooperate
with me IN placing the hotel upon fair paying
basis The Victoria and other closed hotels wef"
mute arguments - them that II was best 10 take
what could be secured. They told ine 10 10 ahead.
and 50 the hotel will 30 right on. The rents viii
bc adjusted in such way that II VIII De- st'itc'oiy
all around and tn" business continued"
The Vassar College Alumni holds luncheon at IN"
hotel next Saturday afternoon. business meeting
will bc held previous TO the luncheon tn" Roanoke
Association Will hold a dinner there Monday night,
which viii Dee attended ~ many prominent Army
nd
New-York tribune., 1896-02-06
YONkERS.

A meeting Of the Republican Central Committee
was held on Tuesday evening at the office of ex-
Judge stephen II. Thayer, at which Tuesday even
ing February H. was fixed for the time Of the gen
cral enrolment.
TIE Yonkcrs Electric Railroad Company is having
plans prepared by Edwin A. Quick & Son for two
story brick powcr-house repair shop and carhouse In
Buena Vista-ave.. near Main-st to cost about
$4,000
A supper will be given this evening by the Ladies'
Auxiliary connected with the Young Mems Christian
Association to the winning side In the membership
contest. About two months ago. james Irvine.
chairman of the PHYSICAL Committee. and Walter
Blackburn, chairman OF the Membership Committee
chose sides and 1t was agreed that the side obtain
Ing the largest number OF members for the associa
ton by the January meeting should enjoy a turkey
supper while their opponents should sit on the oppo
site side of the table to meal OF bread and water
Mr. lryne's side won and tonight the supper will
to piy