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departed with the unanimous verdict that
never IN their lives had they enjoyed a
more pleasant evening.
The Corpus Christi Social club gave
dance last Wednesday evening at their
hall which was an enjoyable AFFAIR.
Dances. card parties. candy pulllngs and
various other amusements have been given
night during the past week.
One OF tho nicest affairs OF the holiday
season was II Christmas tree given New
Years eve by the fire department. After
the distribution OF presents. tho hall was
cleared and In very short timo ut least
thirty couples were on the floor dancing.
Miss Grace Rice has returned from Vic
toria. whore she spent the holidays with
relatives.
Miss Edith Clark has returned from
Austin.
Mrs A. Il. weymouth and daughter.
Miss Edith, have returned from a visit
to friends In Laredo.
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ANp TEXANS
eoclALLY AND PERSONALLY.

wed very nicely as regards to the beauty
OF It's arrangements. The merry cotillions
were prolonged far beyond the midnight
hour, as II seemed that none wanted 10
even think of quitting the pleasures of the
dance.
Brilliant and artistic costumes contrib.
uted much to the splendor of this occasion
Here are some OF them: Miss Maggie
Woodail or Cuero was charmingly attired
In white and gold skirt dancing length.
bodice low and sleeveless; Miss Padgitl
Of Waco wore an exquisite combination
of yellow and red, diamond ornaments.
handsome bouquet of LaFrance roses.
Miss Ross of Waco wore an elegant gown
of white silk. with sarnture of ribbon
and lace. bouquet Of daybreak carnations;
Miss Davis OF st, Louis, red taffeta silk,
with elegant duchesse lace, red roses and
pearls; Mrs Burleson of Cuero lovely
gown OF white figured organdie over white
SILK, white suede gloves and slippers: Miss
Mitchell of Cold Springs. handsome gown
of black SILK, trimmed in Jet; Miss Fisher
of New Waverly, duchesse satin gown
trimmed with chiffon, diamonds, bunch OF
pink roses in the hand; Miss Ross OF Cold
Springs, white silk gov n, trimmed with
exquisite potn, lace; Miss Ara A. Wynne
was gowned in & dainty costume OF blue
Dreaded velvet trimmed with gold. made
In dancing length, diamond star in the
Beauties; Miss Robbie Bush. ecru silk
gown, with garniture of pink ribbon bou-
quet of Catherine Mernet roses: Mrs. j.
s. Rice, Black duchosse satin trimmed in
chiffon. black gloves. diamonds; Miss An
ME Robinson. white organdie over white
satin, yellow roses. diamonds: Miss Eva
Bush, pearl-white satin, finished with rDf-
1es of white chiffon. hand bouquet OF
bride roses. Miss Ella Robinson, pink or
candle over pink silk, pink roses. dia-
monds: Mrs. C. q. Burnett white organ lie
over white silk roses. diamonds: Miss r,
S. Rather. embroidered muslin trimmed
In cream ribbon white roses; Mrs. b a.
Eastman, handsome gown of brocade silk
of delicate fawn tint, point lace dia-
monds: Miss Lizzie Robinson. lemon tint
ed silk. balloon sleeves garniture of white
lace, pearl ornaments, bouquet of Mare
chai Mel roses; Mrs. j. G. Ashford. hand
some yellow brocade silk trimmed in pearl
passementerie. hand bouquet of lilies al
the valley; Miss Ida Angler, pale blue silk,
with drapery of white Swiss. carried
lovely bouquet of violets Mrs. Ed King,
cameo pink silk. trimmed In pink chiffon.
Ia France roses; Miss Fanny Daniel of
Virginia lavender satin. trimmed with
clusters of violets, rubles; Mrs. L. =. Tan
ner, lovely gown of blue satin. diamond
ornaments; Mrs. Allen Wilson, a pretty
gown of yellow silk. bouquet of carna-
tions: Mrs F. p. Robinson, black Ouch
esse satin cut let trimmings. real orns-
mcnts: Mrs. William Puck of San An
tofic, graceful white gown, garnlture Of
white satin ribbons white gloves and
slippers, dian onds
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LOCKHART.

A number Of Lockhart ladies and gen
tiemcn attended the Grand Orient bali
at Gonzales Monday night, and report
pleasant time In our neighboring city.
Elder Cramer and wife entertained q
large number of friends. young and old
at n watch party at their residence on
the evening Of December 5ist., and those
present enjoyed themselves finely until
the old year passed out amid the clangor
OF bells and the unearthly shrieks OF
steam whistles.
Mr.. Billie Thompson and wife left las,
week for Alabama to spend few weeks
with relatives.
n. d. Grady and wife and Mrs. A.
Grady are of on visit to old friends IN
Georgia, and will be absent for sevorai
days.
The Grand Orient had n grand private
entertainment and banquet Wednesday
night.
Mr.. Sam Andrews left Tuesday for La.
vaca county where he is TO wed Miss
Ruth Simmons.
Mir. Harris a lawyer OF Mason has
moved his family to Lockhart.
Mrs. Zeigler spent few days last week
with the family OF her father, Or. Blunt
MIR, \. Wenhaum and wife spent sew
eral days last week In San Antonio.
Misses Alice Lane and Minnie Swear
ingen visited friends in Harwood last
week.
Miss Jennie Doak spent Christmas with
friends In Yoakum,
Miss French OF Luling spent last week
with her uncle County Treasurer French
In Lockhart.
There was a pleasant surprise party
which did not surprise, at the residence
Of MIR. T.. G. Bowdcn Saturday night
MIR. John Caster aud family of Lullnr
spent last week In Lockhart with his
mothers family.
Dr. Preston OF Austin has moved his
family to Lockhart
Mrs, French. nee Hooker, Encina
county. is visiting her relatives near
towa,
The following marriage licenses wer'
issued during the past week: II. d, Swar
and Ella Harbcrt, Lionicio Perez anc
Ascencion Madrid; Richard Johnson and
Sarah Field; j. Il. Monroe and Cora
Moore: +. q. Lopez aud Estefena Man
tana: NJ. w Bates aud Myra II. Wilder
:. II. Andrews and Ruth Sims; j. l.. Coz
Inns and Della BINS, W. II. West ana
Emma G. Burns,
Hon. j. l.. Ellison OF Mur,indale was
IN the city on Tuesday.
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Y0AISIrNl.

Tho Christmas holidays passed of with
out IA single casualty. thanks to local OPP
tlon.
MIR. II. L. 1everton gave a nice enter
tainr,ent at his home, which was very
enjoyable.
Mrs, u. C. Murch son and l.. Meriwvher
visited their granddaughters and daugn-
ters at Austin.
Miss May Etta Keen Of Forney spent
the holidays visiting relatives here.
Miss Mamie Woodard, who returned
home from Rusk where she was attend
ing school, TO spend Christmas, Is very
sick with pneumonia.
Mr.. J. Il. Hollingsworth has been SICK
but Is better today.
Mir. w. IL. Thompson family spent
the holidays In Georgia visiting reatiVep.
Miss Ethel Meriwether has returned
from Crockett. where she had been spend
ing Christmas.
Messrs. EDDY Keen. Wright Pridgen
and sam Stamford visited the Island
City last week.
Miss Sarah Hin returned from home
Sunday evening to take charge OF her
school at DAILY
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JACKSONVILLE.

Rev. j. ]. Williams and family are
visiting relatives at Waxahachie.
Mira. Num- OF Missouri is visiting her
SON Proffsor G. n. Mum AZ this place.
Miss Paige Mcclure returned from Hem
dcrson sunday night.
AlIss Mamie Whitley left for New
Hraunfols Saturday night where she VIII
remain some time.
Mrs. !, {. Hennoa and Miss Etne Norris
are visiting friends and relatives at
, Crockett
REV I. Alexander hns returned from
TeNarkann.
Miss Mite Ragiand of Henderson is
visiting her uncle. W. ~ Sery
Miss L 'ua Collins of Louisiana Is visit
inr the family ~ J. f Weeks
Miss Antono.te Dcvereaux or Decatur
is VI iung ro.atves here
Quite Il number OF the young people
assembled ut the residence OF w c. Boil
ton TIE dry night and spent several hours
very enjoyably.
Miss Bertha Gillespie left Wednesday
evening for Nacogdoches.
A social was given at the residence or
w A. Brown Wednesday evening.
Miss WiAie Parks returned from Beck
VIE Saturday night,
Miss WHILE Brown returned from Tyler
wednesday evening, whore she mas been
spending the hciidavs.
Mrs u. McNnughton OF Palestine was
her. this week visiting relatives
Mics Carrie Nunnally left Wednesday
for Henderson.
Mise Ida pickens OF Athens left for her
home Thursday after spending week
here.
Miss Eva McAlIster lot Friday morn
ing for st Louis.
Mrs. Chance and children OF Hardln
county are visiting relatives here.
Mrs Turner and Miss Wolfer returned
from Fort Worth saturday.
Misc Charlie Mcntross OF this place and
Mr.. j. H. Brady of Smithvtlc were mar
rlod Mt the residence Of Mr. r. J. Siaton
Thurfday evening at O'Clock. They left
for snithvil,c al 7;T o'clock.
The Jacksonville band gave an enter
talnment at the opera house Friday night
A social was given at the residence or
DR.. l., LLOYD Thursday night
Mrs. ]. A. Maphis visited Tyler Tues
day.
Mr.. and Mrs s. r. whitley entertained
n number Of their friends at their resi-
dence on South Bolton street Saturday
night
John Boea and wife OF Greenviile left
for their home Monday morning AFTER
spendlng tho holidays here.
Miss T. u. Gould is spending the holi-
days at Henderson.
Miss Freddie Mosely left Monday for
her home In Corsicana
A. c. Martin, Miss Willie Thompson.
]. H. Bolton and wife, w. b. Mandei-
stamm and wife, A. II. Mande.stamm and
wife and Miss Eva McAlister ATTENDED
fine Old Alculde minstrels at Rusk
wednesday night.
Mr. and Mrs J. l.. Wright entertained
number OF their friends at their home
Tuesday night
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WILLIS.

Among tho very pleasant entertain-
ments Of the holidays was one given by
Mr.. and Mrs. a. NJ Carson compliment
airy TO their guest Miss Josie Mitchell,
a charming young lady OF Cold Springs.
Mrs. W. L. Anderson acted as hostess
and proved herself a capital entertainer.
The social event Of the past week was
an "At Home" party New Years eve
given by Mr.. and Mrs. Il, w. Smith, to
their accomplished and popular daughter.
Miss Leila Lois. Their handsome home
was beautifully and tastefully decorated
with eyergreens and vines. and the large
rooms were crowded with the beauty ana
chiyaIry Of Montgomery county. mum.
Der OF new games were introduced ana
enjoyed by all. Miss Daniel favored the
audience with some choice SONGS. which
added much TO the pleasure OF the even.
ing. most delicious supper was served
10 which all did Justice Miss Lena
proved herself a. thoughtful and charm
INK hostess.
Miss Estellc Folk who has been attend
ing school In Galveston, spent the hon-
Miss Hattie Yates OF Houston. 10 the
guest Of her cousin Miss Pearl Sande''
this week. -
Miss Josie Mitchell Of Cold Spring.
spent the holidays visiting Mrs. A N.
Carson. q
visiting relatives here
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ENrucHY legislature.
,es Under Republican Ruie-E
Caucus Held.

,es Under Republican Ruie-&
Caucus Held.
fort. KY, January o.-The repup-
80, caucus WINS called to order ~
day by Hon. John Wyercks. chair
,he state central committee. There
.ty members present and hut two
cs.
, and after some speecf-makshx
herring got down to work.
charles Blanford was no'ninhtfd
,ker by reclamation.
,ilar compliment was paid 20 y:
,mith OF Madison, who was slatea
4 clerk.
Kirk Of johnson was nomlnRtsq
istant clerk; r. Leo Stewart eL
or enrolling clerk; r. G. HIN ok
sergeant-at-aryns =. II. ReeQ q
ar door kespcr. These ofttcerp ~
late prepared by the supporters r.
Hfer's senatorial candidacy
cuse caucus defeated q resolnsleH
Schairman Jones call : ssnay9
snsInued on Fourth PAse.> y
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CAMERON.

Miss Maud wisdom at the hospitable
hf,ne Of Mr.. and Mrs. +. y. Lay. Thurs
day night entertained a number OF friends
II a lotto party. Tho house WAS beant-
-,,,,,- dceNraicd yri'h ovnrrrcers. end the
land. Soon after the guests arrived the
hostess distributed tiny autumn leaves
with blue and pink ribbons. each one bear
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HUNTSVILLE

OF Zap Year ball given by the ladies'
Tu.sda''' Sviile at Folders Hall on last
hrallis~Ss. "sht Tar surpassed in point of
hessed T. any social functions ever Wit
decor, ~ this part of the State. The
cees,nnons OF the ball room were ex-
ioveiy. while the banquet hall
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BEAUMONT.

BEAUMONT.
There was happy gathering OF young
people at the residence of MIR. George O'B.
Willard Tuesday night and q pleasant
evening was spent In social divertlse-
ments. The young people gathered for
the purpose of witnessing the death of
the old and the birth OF the new year.
Those present were Misses Cora Cole.
Gertie Leonard, Daisy Long. Lila Hard
ing, Lizzie Shaw. Kate Lamb. Ada and
Lula Burks. Pearl Watson, Eva McFar
lane, Tracy Stewart. Maud Moore, F'loy
Merritt, Winnie West. Ruby Marchbanks,
Annie Nash, Ethel Charleston, Eugene Pa
tillo. Minnie Willard, Louvlc Durham.
Leila Ives, Willie owen, Dora Gray,
Messrs. Fred Lamb. Robert OBricn. Sam
MCGOWAN. Mack Clapp. Lloyd Blanchette,
Jack Lamprez. Hugh McFarlane, Paul
Millard, Claud West, Jim Goodhue. Miner
Rabb. Chris Gray. Earl Gray, George
Ives, Joe Hebert. Guy Harding, t'ete
Higman Joe and Asa Bordages Emory
Ray Dump Ridley Archie Shaw. Ienzil
Langham, Jean Pipkin EMIL Langham
Lanham. Jean Pipkin Tom Quinlan.
one OF the most pleasant meetings that
the Beaumont Euchre club has ever held
was enjoyed Wednesday night, the mem
bers being entertained by Mr. and Mrs.
j. b. Simmons. Progressive euchre, the
constitutional advertisement Of the club,
was OF course INDUCED In, but the game
was made doubly interesting by the host
and hostess, who were pa,nstaking and
successful In their efforts to make every
thing pleasant and comfortable for their
guests The victors at the card tables
were Miss Claudia Wilbarger and Mr. Dan
Bartholomew. who captured the royal
prizes, the consultations beng won by Mrs
j. II. Phillips and Mr.. c. II. Bone.
| The residence OF DIR. A. Levy was the
scene of happy gathering Tuesday
night. the party having assembled to
| watch the old year out and the new year
in. The evening was pleasantly spent
with music, dancing and othe, social
nastimes. Those present were: Misses
| Annie Morris. Carrie Richards. Gordon
| Toahe Sarah Levy. Messrs. Leon Moth
ner, Joe Solinsky. Jack Aron Moses So
| linsky. Oswald Levy. Abe Solinsky. Isl
dore Morris. Gordon, julius and Frank
! Rev. Or. G. " Ridley and wife of
Nacogdoches were in the city this week
| visiting relatives.
MIRA f. Hecht and children. who spent
the hol days in Houston, returned Wednes-
| day morning.
Misses Dora Hyde Mary Cruise and
| Mr.. j. p. Cruise of Woodvile, passed
through the city Thursday en- route to
| North Texas schools
Miss Mamie Bastlan of Houston. who
has heen visiting the families of Mrs.
Mary Fuller ana Mrs. u. v Keith, re-
turned home on Wednesday morning last.
Miss Nellie Ashald. who, with her pa
rents. formerly resided in this city, has
| been spending the holidays with her for
mer school friend, Miss Stella Bacon.
Misses Alma Adams and Adele Scar
borough, who have been visiting Mr.. and
Mrs. S. X. Stone, returned home 10 Jas
per Monday morning. They were accom-
panied by Misses Bula and Alice Stone,
Nora Stovall ard Olga WEES of this city,
| m,
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has been the guest Of her daughter. Mrs.
Monte Percy. in Orange this week.
MIR. John c. Bland, wife and baby are
visiting Mir. and Mrs. John II. Gates at
Lockport. La.
4 Mrs, d. NJ X Mcleod and her little
granddaughter Minnie spent New Years
day IN Westlake. La. with the family
OF MIR. r. Il. McJ.cods
Mrs. G. NJ Otey has returned to her
home In Huntsville after very pleasant
visit to her sister. Mrs. s. w. Sholars
In Orange.
Miss Cora Pace. n popular young lady
from Sabine Pass. is spending few
days with friends in Orange.
Mrs A. l.. Ford and Miss Claire Ford
spen, a couple of days In Beaumont with
friends and relatives.
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ORANGE.


On New Years Day the ladies' OK the
Baptist Young Peoples Union served Il
dinner at the parsonage IN honor OF the
pastor and deacons oil me Daptlst church,
together with their wives. THOSE present
were Rev. j. }. Baird ana wlIe, ReVs.
Harper and Johnson, l.. V. MaiIett and
family, K. L.. Mcfarland and wife, q.
a. Gunstream aud Wills Caller The
young ladies who presided over the table
so becomingly were Misses Matte TstLm,
Matte Mccain. Mittie Jordan, Grace Stint
mons, Ethel ana Fannie Belts The ain
ner was quite "A success and highly en-
joyed by all the partcir ants.
on New Years Day the home of Mr..
and Mrs George Foreman, five miles from
town. was thrown open TO their frien Is,
who arc legion. a magnificent dinner,
such as only those wen versed In the art
cuisine could have served was place i
before their guests, about sixty of whom
partook of Their hospitality Oh that day.
Everything passed on pleasantly and each
New-York tribune., 1896-07-08
COMMODORE J. II. TOOKER.

Commodore Joseph r. Tooier died al about lo:3O
a. m. yesterday his home, No ll3 East OHe-hun-
dred-a nd six snth-st He had been sick for only
two days. and his physicians were in doub; as 10
the nature Of his trouble II believed mat he
was suffering from peritontis, and an operation was
TO be performed by a specialist al II O'clock yester
day.
Commodore Tooker sixty-hve years old His
wife was the sister OF Chief Of Police Conlin and
". J. Florence. the actor. He Was bern In this city
and was a weIl-known newspaper ard magazine
writer forty years ago. lie was for many years
manager for Jarrett PalmerA and had charge Of
Nblo's Garden and afterward OF Booths Theatre.
at slxth-ave and Twenty -,hird-st. He at Nib
los Garden at the time OF the great run OF The
Black Crook" While a; Booths Theatre he enter
ia!ned the Emperor Of Brazil. Dom Pedro. After
leaving Booths Theatre ne was for tine connected
with the management OF Days Theatre. together
with Richard Dornsy. He was also al different
times OF bis theatrical career associated with Barry
Sullivan Charlotte Cushman and ether prominent
stars.
He was for a time In thA employ Of Jay Gould
and James Fisk and had charge Of the Plymouth
New-York tribune., 1896-07-08
DIED..

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Funeral private
cEAsEo. Tse'dsy July se ,d e. her ,s:sss:s -. y:
I; e. S!ii':$ sH: $ss.:: s.s
Notice Of funeral hereafssr'
Sry 81 x'''
s4s West 4s,h.ss Friday morning 10 O'Clock shsess
10 the Church OF the Holy innocents sith-F, nsas
intermsai in family plot. Greenwood Cemetery.
HYDE-At Paris on June 80 Margaret Fleming, wife -
William II. Hyds. Of New-York
JACKSON Sunday. July g. Mary Rebecca- wife "f Henry
s:s' s :s .s sS n'
.d oa,, Sy ;ss y a. ss e sss q
Noiics Of funeral hereafter.
K6rpsIon Tss. ESsses, Iriy Thomas x'D's N"
Notice cf funeral hereafter
w b: ss's.'s SS sS. H. r.. s5: .Ss q s:s
Law. in the S.th year Of his age
Iay ss,.a fssss syo s1s SSos' IL 4 .s Iii ss
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.ntermsnt at Hastings. MINI.
ss.sh ss.bssl .: or ssrs: n sos
city, daughter Of the late Juniu' Morgan esq q
London.
PuRDYon sunday July s. csro;ine I. S daughter OF the
ss Jan: ana and sas als PSs sss e
from FesIdence Of her nice Mrs Daniel Tompk'hA
irterment Woodlawn.
RANDoLPH-At W.thsmpp,on. Long Island ,oI n y.
Monday evening. July q, ls3i Ans'n ~ r. tAho"pn
service: a; Northampton Thur'lay "ornAHs at ns'
Carriages will the depot arrival of train lesvae
East 34thtt. at $50 a.
RICHARDsoN-On July !. Herbert RLchsrdsor NJ
Funeral viii place from his late residence Ne i1t
sHELTON-suddenly, in Brooklyn. Tuesday morning.
Nathan Shelton. aged 40 years.
Funeral in the chapel jamaica, L. l.. a. 3s3o D. -
Thursday.
TEN EYCK-Enter.d into rest On Monday. July g. iee4
Anna Matilda vsddsr. wife Of The Rev william HON.
Funeral services the family residence. No iSe weS
02d-s. New-York. Wednesday. July $. at O'Clock
Relatives % and friend. inyrsd to attend
Interment a Schenectady. " y
TOOKER--suddeniy July T. his residence. No. III
East Ii6th St. Joseph H. Tooker.
Notice Of funeral hereafter
wEEKs-At Pueblo. Col. July l. walter son of thf
late D. Halstead and Mary Weeks. aged - yeas sne
Interment at Hastings. Minn.
wORTH--On Monday July q. 1895. Henry G wo0h
Funeral 'frySss ySs w worth be held S at 81.
Brooklyn Wednesday morning al ii O'Clock
y2UMANsIon July near Bergen Moray suddenly
ssT-s M Year of Ssa as wife OF Daniel " TN"
Notice Of funeral hereafter.
5sy IN nsr % sh year 5 suNd'a
Notice OF fune al hereafter
wOoDLAwN CEMETERY.
once No. 20 E. 23d-st.
woodawn Station cath ward) Harlem Railroad
New-York tribune., 1896-07-08
GEORGE BTCKHAUS WILL.

Tre will OF George BuckhasIi. VINO died OF "ia'
,s ar Atlanta Ga was flied for probate YESTERDAY
a.. cr,roeate's office The estate disposed OF
~, tho will is stated TO amount 10 about s-io"D
The te,tator leaves $1,000 to his executors the IN
came 20 be paid TO his sister. Jane Bueknam. VINO
O. a reslden, Of Toronto Canada. lie gives the sum
~ e. Oo TO be paid his granddaughter rIofence
Y. Wright when she reaches the age OF ,~en.y-n
~ r. his ,ra,diaucnter Anna r. Wr ghi
mi grandson. John s. Wright. bequssts are mace OF
70 sI5 nsca To Anna C. Adarison Hho ma - preh
io's iio's,ng ana severe Illness" Mr: iiuckham t.ves
., "a the personal estate IS lo'i 10 his dalsh'eI
o. Re gives the remainder OF The real estate sup
,s,t TO the dover light OF the present "ie oi ihe
te5tat01.
New-York tribune., 1896-07-08
FIFTY YEARS IN UNION.
COLONEL AND MRS LATHERs TO CELEBRATE
THEIR GOLDEN WEDDING.

COLONEL AND MRS. LATHERs TO CELEBRATE
THEIR GOLDEN WEDDING.
The golden wedding OF Colonel and Mrs. Richard
Iathers Will be celebrated on Thursday afternoon
at their home. No 2is Central Park West. There
Will be a reception from TO o'clock at which the
Colonel and his wife will receive. Colonel Lathers
Is an ex-vice-president Of the Lotos Club MEM
Church and Twilight Clubs and also Of the New
England and the American Geographical societies
He retired from business about score OF years
ago H!s wife was formerly Miss Abby b. Thurs
ton, of this city.
Among those who will In al probability, be pres
ont at the reception are Colonel and Mrs La'hcrs
Mr. and Mrs. Richard Latners. jr.. Mr.. and Mrs NJ
V Simpson and the Misses Lathers; Mrs. Simpson
Mr. and Mrs Walter Woodward. Mr.. and Mrs
William b. Ha.ght Dr and Mrs. Fairbrcther. John
T. Agnew. Bishop and Mrs. Andrews, Mr.. and Mrs
Frederic r. Coudert, Admiral David Ammon, Dr
Henry NJ Field Mr. and Mrs. ST. Clair Nckelway;
Mr. and Mrs George II. Story, Ar: and Mrs; Edward
Moran Judge and Mrs. Roger A. Pryor. Colonei ana
Mrs John Russell Young General Daniel f. Sicke.
Stevenson Towle, Mr.. and Mrs. Henry \. WardeI,
DR. William A. Valentine. Mrs. Pinckney Walker.
MIR and Mrs Harmon Brown General and Mrs
Mrs John W Boothby. Richard II. CLARKE, Nj and
Mrs John A Beali. Samuel Babcock; MI ana MIS-
William r ckwood. Mr. and Mrs; Richard % OGor-
man Miss O'Ciorman. Mr. and Mrs. Charles r.
orvis Mrs Othniel F. Nichols. Mr. and Mrs Wiiliam
NJ Mr.. John Ederkin. Nj and Mrs. William b
Eietrh Mr. and Mrs. A. w. Cochran. Mr anc MIS-
Albert W Davis, the Rev. DR.. and Mrs, Z r;
canedy. Mr. and Mrs Richard H. Creme Ns; ann ann
rd Mrs Cora SCENES Ives.
New-York tribune., 1896-07-08
No STRIKE or TAILORS THIS "Ehh.

Tho Executive Committee Of the brooherhooi VI
ratlors he'd a special mee.ns at "aii'i.'H i'ii -.
Orchard-st.. last night Max 'oe'.'' '.,s a,,,.
1"eie - DrooL,v, one thing was made clear
an. AZ ,,s meeting and that was that there VIII oe io
st trike Of the garment ecrkers tls ',e5 o draw I'D
c' o,n,u,iffee Of seven appointed 70 u'H" ~
s acreenent setting forth the demands oi i,drs nss
taio~ which they will, lay before ,e ~ dsIersfes
ns in .is ci,y. two from BROOKLYN and one rosn
nrc1rsyiia ms connittee Is expeI'sG 90 t,iasv
" vsrs eisa appointed 10 yis tht 's,, ~.
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