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The Forrest City times. [volume] (Forrest City, Ark.) 1871-1919, 1896-03-13
CHURCHES AND SABBATH SCHOOLS.

Methodist Episcopal Church. South-Rev +.
f. Tayior. pastor. Services every sunday at
Al a. IN and ~ -. M Prayer meeting every
Thursday night at : III O'Clock. Sabbath school
every sunday noruiuy at 10 O'Clock. q. Is.
Mallory, suptrinteudent. Tue public il cor
daily invited. Ladies' Aid Society meets every
Tuesday afternoon at O'Clock III the parson-
age.
PRESBYTERIAN Church-Sabhath school every
SUNDAY morning at o 30. W. j. Matthews. Sup
'erIntendent. The public is cordially invited.
Bsptist Church-Eld. +. Bozenian. pastor.
Services every sunday al III n. m. aud 1:i5 d. III.
Prayer meeting every "Wednesday uipht AT
Z: As o'clock. sabbath School every sunday
morning at 10 O'Clock. j. Il. 81 nders, supt The
public viii be cordially welcome.
Episcopal Church--Rev 4. j. Williams. rec
7or Services every LIST and 81 sabbath morn
ing aud night in each month at ii and O'Clock
ycspectively. Sabbath school every Sun
day morning AT 9:j0 Walter German, SUI
yerintendeut. ! he puhlc is cordially wei
coined, and earnestly invited to worship with
,as
Catholic Church-No service at present
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For Sale or Rent.

The school hnilding on the hill. east
of the city. has been remodeled and
fitted up and will now he found very
comfortable Residence for any one. II
is for rent. Also the building pear the
cemetery known as thu Old Baptist
church" will he sold. CHEAP. Apply
To the president of the BOARD or to } &.
W. Beck, Chairman committee.
The Forrest City times. [volume] (Forrest City, Ark.) 1871-1919, 1896-03-13
Mayors Election Proclama'''

MT Office is hereby given " ,hs .I ianscorporsus.
town of Forrest City. county
and State of Arkansas, on oe
TUESDAY. APRIL 7. lop of
for the purpose of electing W.! ,ne aboye Dane
GERS for the corporation of the NV
town
ONE MAYOR,
ONE MARSHAL,
ONE RECORDER.
ONE TREASURER.
FIVE ALDERMEN, .,oratd lir'
Anlegal voters within the entitled .
its of the town of Forrest City are e'
vote. ,-or Of the lp' 4
Given under my hand as mays W. lth day .
of Forrest City. Arkansas, rt' ROp, ysyo',
March, 1876. ii. w. WlSln
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Be st of All

To cleanse the system i'm gentle and
truly beneficial manner, when the Spring
time comes, use the true and perfect REIN
edy. Syrup of Figs. One bottle will an
swer for all the family and costs only so
cents; the large size 81. Buy the genuine.
Manufactured by the California Fig
Syrup Company, and for sale by all drug
yistS
The Forrest City times. [volume] (Forrest City, Ark.) 1871-1919, 1896-03-13
FRIDAY AFrEREooN. MARCH 10. 1896.

NOTE.-The officers of secret societies. pas
Ayeors of churches agents of railroads, or others
interested, are requested and urged to keep
,-us advised of any changes occurring. 80 that
s<his column may be reliable and of value to
sSheir respective interests. This directory is
corrected to date of paper. and may be de-
s,Dended upon.-ED.
The Forrest City times. [volume] (Forrest City, Ark.) 1871-1919, 1896-03-13
Bucklen's Arnica Salve.

The best s,.lve in the world Tor Cats.
Bruises. Sores. Ulcers, Salt Rheum,
Chilblains, Corns. and all Skin Erup-
tons. and positively cures Piles. or no
pay required. 1t is guaranteed to
give perfect satisfaction. or money
refunded. Price % cents per box. For
sale 10y John I'll. Upton, druggists.
The Forrest City times. [volume] (Forrest City, Ark.) 1871-1919, 1896-03-13
FORREsT cITY pOsTOFFICF

Open from a. III to : p. in.. except Sunday.
Open Sunday from II a. IN. to II m. Mails close
malt an hour before train schedule. except
night mail west aad morning mail east. which
close at J p. III.
Z Star Route Mail for Cooper and Newcastle.
Ark. depart at pm. on Tuesdays, Thursdays
fsS Saturdays.
VIZ vt. SCOTT. Postpaster.
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Dissolution Notice.

NTotice is hereby given tha .a ,s' betsesa
In nership heretofore eA, ,sa'. snuder lbf
l.. X. Grobmyer and J. a. Llndsseic; 20 1 K tbs
firm name Of H. X. Grobnyef a Sar ]. l.
day dissolved by mutual eu's cur will err
lect NH debts due the firm an ps43..e -"
ties. Il. a. LINDSEY.
This Feb, 10. 1906 = n. M
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w arning Order.

In the ST. Francis Circuit Court. .s,r
JIG. Stern, Plaintiff, / In oh 'n@ trSr.
VS. "a"e
Ike Bell. Defendant. .oa IN ~
The defendant. Ike Bell. II Wilt and h.
pear in this court within thirty ua, s,ts j. G.
swer the complaint of the plaih''1
Stern. Feb. 2lst, 1876: av clerk.
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WARNING ORDER.
ST. FRANCIS LEvEE DISTRICT,
VS.. NoTiCE.
DELINQUENT LANDS.

DELINQUENT LANDS.
The following named persons
and corporations, and all others
having or claiming an interest in
any of the following described
lands, arc hereby notified that suit
is pending in the Circuit Court of
st. Francis County, Arkansas, to
enforce the collection of certain
lcvee taxes, on the suhjoined list of
lands, each supposed owners lands
being set opposite his or her or its
name, respectively, together with
the amounts sevorally due from
each. to.wit:
The Forrest City times. [volume] (Forrest City, Ark.) 1871-1919, 1896-03-13

Judge First judicial District. IL N. Hutton
Address. Mariana. Ark.
Prosecuting Attorney. .Jno. II. Hicks
e. Address Searcy, Ark.
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Magistrates Madison Township.
MUNICIPAL OFFICERS.
Town OF Forrest City.

Mayor. ....... Fl. w. Winthrop
~stecorder. ........... ............. u. II. Boyle
rAfs rshal ............... O.. J.. Wolff
Adermen-Jas. Russell. i. ID. Baugh. Walter
German. l.. r. Grohmycr. T.. H. Ravens.
Board III Heaith-Ur J. f Stone, DIR. @. G.
White. l.. L. ury. Ed. landvoigt.
Council meets on First and Third Tuesday
nights IN each month.
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Lands of N. Gibson:

LanuS OF NJ. UlOSOn:
e pr WI se... I 5 A 81 / 0S
Lands of Heirs Of NJ. Gibson:
wrne ........1S 5 40 ] 60
Lands of G. B. Galloway:
Cd sw. ...27 6 4 so 3 20
Sc .........-.....27 6 4 100 s 40
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Said persons and corporations,
and all others interested in said
lands, are hereby notified that they
are required by law to appear and
make defense 10 said suit, or the
same will be taken for confessed,
and Judgment final will be entered
directing the sale of Said lands for
the purpose of collecting said de-
linquent levee taxes, together with
the payment of interest, penalty
and costs allowed by law.
Il. C.. FOLBRE,
Clerk of said Court
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COUNTY OFFICERS.

.s1ndge. ........J no. S. X. Cowan. Forrest City
scherin. w. u. Williams. Forrest City
iClerk.,. ............T.C Folbre. Forrest City
Treasurer. f. lIambleton. Forrest City
Assessor. James Brown. Forrest City
surveyor. 49,. ID. Davis. Forrest City
,sIoroner.. ..s.....E. 4. Rolfe. Forrest City
County Exaniner....Prof j. B. Sanders. For
rest City.
ST. Francis County Circuit Court meets on
sfhe Second Monday In March and Septem Der
rsf each year. and continues three weeks.
County Court meets on First Monday in Jam
..lary. April July aud October of each year.
All claims against the county must be filed on
or before the first day of each term.
Probate Court meets Third Monday in
January, April July and October of each year.
II
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Lands of T. HI. Milburn:
sw.... .,..,. 2 5 4 So 2 ~
Lands of Ida Nj. Moore:
npt nw.......26 6 60 2 40
Lands of Norton & Prewett:
e1 ............ 4 6 800 II so
Lands of FL. p. Owens:
NV $3.50. ......21 A 6 100 6 40
Lands of Chas. Plnkston:
Sc $50. ......... 5 4 160 6 40
Lands of Parham 4 Jarvis:
srne .........10 4 4 113 SO
Lands of John Parham:
all....,.......... 5 6 S34 33 Sc
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Pts. of Sec. : T R

lands Of t. Z. Hasklns:
WI NV ..2S 4 6 so 3 20
Lands of Jefferson Lumber Co:
nj nj 1890. 10 6 1913 e 81
Lands of II. G.. Jones:
all...........23 5 6 $40 Is so
Lands of Peterson Jackson:
WI. 5 6 800. IL 80
Lands of Kozer & DeRossitt.
mr. pit sw...21 5 4 2 OS
ne .....27 5 4 100 6 40
Lands of J. s. Ketchum:
pt Sc ........ 30 5 4 SO 2 SO
Tondo NJ p TjttaIl.
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STATE OFFICERS.
JUDGES OF sUpREME COURT.
JUDICIAL nFEICERS

q udress. Little
The morning times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1897, 1896-08-28
NOT BEHIND THE TINES.

nNE OF the rEest dreadful aSpersicDs OF
" which We hear in these days is that
somebody or other is behind the times
On investigation and inquiry this expires
sion seems to mean that the person thus
labeled or accused is conservative In opin-
ion and opposed to the latest rads -prefer-
ring to stand by old ways. and refusing to
accept fashions simply because they are
Dew.
Novelty is very well. but novelty by
itself is not strong enough to win tie sup
port o; wonaD not afraid OF Icing styled
behind the times, even IL undeserving of
the reproacl, this stigma conveys
Such a woman declines to give her sui
frage either in word Or deed to innova-
tioJs which have nothing burt caprice 20
commend them: she clings to convention
ali ties; she is fasiitiious in her use of
language reproba.ing slang. and Perhaps
scorning such abbreviaiions as cont or
won't.
She never sends a postal card except to
her tradespcople. and considers the type
writer available only for business purposes
Her manner of living is simple. elegant and
graceful her expenses are kept strictly
within her income, and in charity she does
No, let her left hand know what her right
hand doeth.
She may be behind the times hut she Is
Very charming. nevertheless. and in seine
decided particulars as in the careful
courtesy OF her notes and tie punctilious
treatment of her guests and hostess, and
the Knowing what to do and when to do
IL. she is quite as up -to-datc as any new
woman In the land
The morning times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1897, 1896-08-28
|IS REIRESs TO MILLIONS
Poor Widow in Philadelphia Will
Share in a Legacy.
SIN, lisa Descendant of a German Who
Died Fifty Years
Ago.

Philadelphia, Pa, Aug. 2T.-An evening
paper says that Mrs. Meta Jansen, a rCor
widow, aged thirty six years. has teen
notified that she is a principal: heir to n
fortune estimated ut SIS ,CCo,eGO.
Mrs. Jansen is y Gssoendant Of Johannes
Witthe, d German, TITO died in 1893, aiEl
who three years PRIOR to his death left
his fortune Of 10 ,OC0 Geo guiklers in trust
to the Holland goYeritment, for tie purpose.
OF founding a'sctooi for orphan children
witthe stipulated that alter century
S hoald elapse the principal sho ID be
divided among hts descendants.
Mrs. jansen said today: Mrs. Wilhelmina
II. jansen, VITO is one Of the heirs to. the
estate. started tor regain tie money from
the Holland governpent about fourteen
years ago.
Her lawyer las Cow won her care, and
the money will tie turned eyer to the heirs
next spring. II viii Ee divided among Mrs
Hansen. VITO liyes in Copenhagen; Mrs.
Peter Larsen, my set ond cousin, VITO lives
at ST. First STREET. Blooklyn, ". T.; VIII
IAN Monk. another second cousin. OF 33
Nevna street, Brooklyn; Mrs. Elizabeth
Mociier, my sister, OF Copenhagen, ard my
self. If there are any other relatives to
share cur inheritance, / do not know
tirm"
Mrs Jansen further said that the fortune
had increased from ID, OC0 ,OGO guilders, OF
the time of Witthe's death, to Go ,OCO 900
guiltiers--about SIS 100000
The morning times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1897, 1896-08-28
FANCY BODICES IN FAVOR.

QoDICES are prettier than ever this
- season and quite as many fancy ones
as usual are being Fashioned by clever
IUodistes to wear with separate skirts.
which sill cling Ia the affections of
womankind.
Fancy rIns riot in the designing as well
as the use Of the various materials, al
Though harmony is given more consi,le ration
than formerly in the choire of coors use,l
so that there shall h. less dissimiIa rity
between skirt and bodice less of the cut
eff. separa,e look
One OF the sinartcst of hesliees is n,asie
up of ga,iZe corn yellow chiffon, laid in
Tiny frills over u lining of corn yellow
cover The entire back and front. which
hangs a bit biousey. while The big balloon
sleeves are Also Covered with these frills.
A rich orramcrtation of amber and let
reaches across the bust. with huge os:la-
ments on either shoulder from which
sparkling Pendants dreep altaest to the
belt. which is also of tie colorpd and black
Jet.
A wide stock of yeilDw taffeta has a
thick ruche al chiffon at the top. much
wider At the back than at tie front, inter-
mingled with a number of stiff yellow rib
bon loops.
couple of tiny friiis reach Below the
waist in Che Eow popular mode. finished
by u twist of ribbon at the keIt line.
dairty afternoon Eodice is m;is... I'D ~
cell blue crepe and black velvet ribbon set
on In rows. OF the edge of the many frilis.
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edges are trimmed with deep cream Vaien-
c:ennes lace and two large strass buttons
are plnced between the loops.
Another has TWO strips ut the ribbon vel
vet that connect the tall crush collar with
the belt. There is IA jaunty bow at shsA
side OF the belt, and the neck is trimmed
with frills and bow OF embroidered nous
seine de sole.
A broad satin tie OF deep amethyst has
an edge OF deep cream Va!enciennes all
around it. Many ribbon saspenders and
trimmings that are used so much ON cream
canvas gowns are embroidered by hand in
delicate Dresden designs
Embroidery is IA taken-up art. So many
pretty things are made with the needle that
women prefer to do little stitching u
paying handsome prices tor fine goods.
The morning times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1897, 1896-08-28
DISPLEASED NTH CONSUELO

ONsUELo. Duchess of Marlborough,
~ appears tn I've in danger Of grounding
on the social reef, and this. too,
Just after her radiant entrance into English
society.
Upon her first appearance as mist ress
OF the Charchiils and Spencers she created
IA most pTofoun,f impression and British up
per tendon congrat ulate-K Itself upon re-
ceivIng such an acquisition as the charm
iiIg aud beautiful American dne hess. Mod
ern society. one of the Leading and most
authentic Of English society Journals, has
this 10 say of the present Duchess OF MARI
borough:
Instead of modelling her bearing and
manner after the stately reserve and Iinaf-
fected simplicity of the English lady.
the dIH.i,ess has been indulging in airs
and extravagant assumptions Of dignity.
which have occasioned much regret aud
no little amusement among the friends of
the Marlborough family.
"On two or three oecasiens too, she
has been more ike walking jewelers.
shop than a human being and displays
OF that sort clnao. be other than repreh hen
sible and in bad taste I'm time Consuelo
will do better. no doubt. bat meanwhile she
has much TO learn aud great deal to un.
learn"
The morning times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1897, 1896-08-28
FOX The BEAUTY-SEEkEK.
IF YOU have rooted oo,ectio n t

If YOU have rooted ooiectio n to
1 turning a hvid lobster hue and
stu retain a foDdness for aquatic
sports, rub COLI cream into your face be-
fore going forth. Wipe it off with soft
rag and apply powder with inartistic lib
crafty. No veil will be needed with this
protection.
In addition to its daily brushing IL will
De found that frequent changing Of the
style Of dressing the hair improves it.
Hair arranged always in one way becomes
set in certain waves ami by AMI by be-
comes brittle and cracked.
When ti. summer girls complexion has
been exposed to the rays OF the SUD and
she is burned. she shnoid not wash her
face in cold water. but in water as hot
as she can bear IL. In it should be dis
solved some ordinary soda. This takes
the sting out OF the burn and prepares
TIE face for an apple alton OF some soothing
lotion.
tioiug gioveiess not only tans he hands,
but hardeus them. Therefore the wise
damsel who objects to wearing ii yfit gloves
by day. but who has equal preiudices
agIins. a harsh skin. wears al night Loose
gloves rubbed on the missile with cold
cream. Ir the fingers are cut out there -
n" disagreeable sensation connected with
the operation.
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ItAcfia bites Notes.

The meeting Of Union Tent. No. ST.
Independent Order Recla bite s. held WetIrcs-
day evening. was one Of tEc largest held
this year. Three candidates. were initiated
and m1ct routine business Was transacted.
This tent has the honor Of having as one
OF its members Nj. J. II. Mite Eel. VITO
was elected high chief ruler of the order
In North America by the high tent at its
session at Norfolk. Va, August H.
Speeches were made by Mcssrs. c. W.
steers. J. II. LCyeless. W w. Cordeil and
others and Messrs- ]. p. Clancy. VI. II.
Walker and J. Dewitt ACams> rendered
several SONGS.
Ca:Gmack Tent. No. SO. independent
Ors.er Recfabites. held an inse resting meet
ing at their han. $40 Pennsylvania avenue
southeast. on Tuesday evening. Many
visitor, were p.cseIt rIcrn .-t.scr tents of
the order to rear the interesting lecture
OF A. NJ varfietl Of Camn.ask TcEt IN
..'Tte evils Of disappearance During
the erenins MeAsss. N. H. wsfker and
J. H. ADAMS ssnsy. several rsEstzr seES.
and nc y late Eoer the tent asl:cxfnetf
The morning times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1897, 1896-08-28
4 PRINCESS PARTY.

A VERY original fete was recently given
"A by the Princess Letitia Benaparte. who
was the first prominent woman IN
Italy TO adopt bicycling ard whose royal
ccusih. King Humbert, severely disciplined
her for appearing in the streets Of Turin in
.Uige OF tight lack kBirk.'rhcckerS. In
4 park attached to tie royal castle of
Turin beautiful CclorJvi i.ne rms iiiur-incd
ihescene. orciiestrssofn :andc Ii and Guitar
players were sorccaied Eerc and there.
The guests W ere chosen from The ariStOCraey
and comprised fifty eight couples. each
CUES: bringing his CT her bicycle. The ladies
wore white dresses and the men Te2ula ten
bicycle suits The earlier part of tie
evening WAS filled up with r;ioing- always
in cuuples-and a H.inuet on wheels After
supper served al frcsoe, the games Were
again taken up and continued ,iH ,iaylight.
when grand parade Fl aished / he fe stivities.
The morning times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1897, 1896-08-28
NEWS FROM ALEXANDRIA
Violations of the Excise Law to
Be Investigated.
Examination for Public school Teach
ers CoucIuded-NOtes and Perron-
ais from the Virginia City.

,,., sovoraJ nf
o' "'
the keepers OF SALOONS gu t"e eso' ''''
city have opened their places OF busan mess
a. soon as The clock would strike 12 OH
,,,;.;.s Z, which
'"'"A' "'eN''
these saloons are ioe"'eu "i ~
visited by other N those who frequent
s,ch resorts the authorities paid little at
,. a~.o,t tn uresexye
,n-
the peace E'neo""seu ~ 'A'
ference saloon keeper on hhs street mas
adopted the early opening iaea a1o Is
following the precedent set by Tue Keepers
OF the ORDINANCES The state ID"
plicitly prohibits saloons OF THIS character
10 be opened from mtdnisht oa'"'H' o
sunrise on Monday, ana the a"thor''Aes
have instructions To tsfs erect
of Washington paid q iratefnai' fs'S W ara
aHdIa Council OF the order last might anu
Witnessed the work OF the degree team
The Mount Vernon Efectiie runway
Company Is CONSTRUCTING baggage chi
to be used on the hue between enis Guy aiIu
Washington
During IA game OF baseball at eoiIoss
yesterday fight took place between
Harry Lucas and Clarence Johnson both
parties were badly used up and johnson
was badly bitten by Lucas. Both we're
arrested by Constable Hammersiey ana
taken before Justice Lovejoy. who IN
posed u fine OF S2-1O on Lucas
Tie funeral OF the late g Hatley NeT-
ton took place yesterday morning The
pall-bearefs were Messrs. Douglas Stu
art, Charles Bendheim, Harry Yohe. C. F.
Wood, J. F. PeSton and <. b. Taylor.
The services were conducted by Revs-
Messrs. Wallis and Griffith.
In the police court yesterday Charles
Watkins, a colOred member OF the chain
gang. had fifteen days added to his term
for INSTRUMENTATION.
DIR. II. P. Howard, Mr.. Thomas Cock
,rcH and Mr.. W. II. F. Finks represe ntedt
|, gold Democrats OF this city In the Richmond
convention. +-e,.. ...-
The following persons have passed the
teachers examina ton in the public schools:
LucieD c. Smith, Fannie B. Smith, Pearl
Moore and Sophia Il. Bowie Tor white
schools. and Bessie K SprigSs, Harriet
E. Thornton. and Sarah j. Derrick OF this
city and Nary E. g. Brown. Nettie Brown
and julia v Brown OF Washington for
ceiered schools
James DAVIS coiored. or this city, has
been convicted III the Norfoik court OF high
The morning times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1897, 1896-08-28
AFTER THE VACATION.

looming hoire after their summers cam
~ r:Igp. certainly most women will fad
their wardrobe reeds reAIvenating
aud retrImiiiirg to look more fan like
With little .tgtlicious management and
tie expenditure OF very little meney Old
gowns can he mnde TO look quite nice and
to last good deal longer. A Zouave
jacket aud stock ard girtile OF velvet
wotl'i do ft,r one another could have ruff!es
of very barrow butter c0io-ed Valencieupes
erOsswiSe frosn neck to wrist ard five
stripes Of geiden-brewr velvet put On
encth=i~e ever this. fit isfls.l with stock
and gfrtlle of velvet To match. Still
another Way is To rake q eravat, n lew
OF two loops, AMI n krot. with three re,r-
dant rrffles of either inHslii. or lace. with
new steek and gir,iie yomr waist has
wonderfully fresh APPEARANCES. -
The morning times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1897, 1896-08-28

leaves. The back was staE'iihg mass OF
lace, and the pointed top carried out the
brown and green motif in an abundance of
these leaves.
There are many typical autumn hats.
Their colors must he in sCEe of natures
iavorites at the seasons change Purple,
green. russell. and crimson are the rest.
and these you see upon all the autumn mil
linery.
With Mrs CievelaDd's orIer was ere for
small russell shade hats Tor tie little girls.
These are trimmed with forget nae-nots and
green ribbon.
The morning times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1897, 1896-08-28
End..axor trolley Party.

The Christian Endeavor Society of the
Fourth Presbyterian Chur,h gave II, Ley
parry to Riverside Park Wednesday even
ing. W hi. h proved a very rkasant affair
There were atout tw epty five in all. ancng
whom were Misses b. Consmer. J. Paddock.
NJ. Hoover. NJ. Duncan. E. Knight, and
MeSsrS II. Johnson W. Crcnwtn. II. Nj
hns H. Adams. and J. Rawlings, MI ard
Mrs William Unlock and Nr. crd Mrs.
FL Blake cEaperoRed lie rarty.
The morning times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1897, 1896-08-28
YKS. CLEVELAND'S FALL HAT.

A n important order was to be executed
n the other dayeby Washington mill.
ner. for, Mrs. Cleveland had written
down for an aatutHnhat. Your own seiec-
ton, she ordered tnc milIiner.
The hat. MISUNDERSTANDING Gables. was
OF pale green straw with brown dots scat
tered over it, These were snail knots Of
grass Que. si.iei Or the hat was trimmed
with sti RI taffeti bows in brown nd green
- loops OF each The otier side OF the hat
vas mass of sns,wa,alls nesting in green
The morning times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1897, 1896-08-28
INEXPENSIVE TRIMMINGS.

HRESSY little extras Tor trimming q
l. waist 'front.' SD valuable to woman
whose wardrobe is rather limited, can
be fashioned at home very quickly by deft
fingers. When bought ut the shops they
cost a pretty penny.
The first one is made of hunters green
velvet ribbon. two inches and a hall wide,
There is tall crush collar OF the velvet
amt a strip that extends to the waist line,
with two broad loops at each side. The