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Kansas City daily journal., 1896-07-28

Desirable office rooms. single or on suite,
with or without vault Accommodations. in
Chamber OF Commerce building, Kansas
city. kas.. centrally located at Rivervicw;
elevator. steam heat, electric light, low
prices. Fine large hail for lodge purposes.
We have two vacant nights per week Also
large hall OH ground floor suitable for
dancing parties. For particulars. call on
janitor at building, or
ALEX. F1NDLAS. Agent,
Bunker building, Kansas city. Mo.
Telephone l2S2.
Kansas City daily journal., 1896-07-28

In the district court yesterday afternoon
Mrs. Sorissa Rhodes hlel suit for. di-
vorce from her husband, Samuel G. Rhodes.
alleging extreme cruelty, gross neglect Of
duty. In that the defendant utterly failed
to provide for plaintiff
he of ,S aorss tSF anl IN this
county, together with all the live stock
and farm implements thereon.
Kansas City daily journal., 1896-07-28

James Heath. who was fined sa5 by Jus
tice Joyce yesterday for stealing so from
from the office OF the Justice yesterday
shortly after being fined and while waiting
for his attorney, John Halpin. Ohicer
ago. fired two shots at him after Hsath
had jumped through q second story win
dow. but the fYkiuys made ge9d hiA sscSpe.
Kansas City daily journal., 1896-07-28

The Womnns Christian Temperance
Union will hold Its regular meeting at tho
Y. VI. C.. n. rooms, corner of sixth and
Ann streets, this afternoon at half past 3
o'clock. All members of this organization
are urged TO be present as business OF i'm
portancc Is to he transacted, including the
appointment of committees for the state
convention, which occurs next September.
Kansas City daily journal., 1896-07-28
cra.~d by RelisIou. Excitement.

Emma c. Adam, bride of Just two
weeks, will be tried before jury in the
probate court this morning on the charge
OF insanity. The unfortunate woman was
married to Newton j. Adam July u. They
Immediately went 10 housekeeping at No.
Z Baird avenue. The first few days of
their honeymoon they We're very happy.
but a cloud of sorrow soon arose. The
bride began to show signs OF mental alb,
Grafton over religious excitement. She
grew worse rapidly and last Friday her
mind completely deserted her.
Kansas City daily journal., 1896-07-28
Assistant Pension Examiner.

Mr.. II. S. Elliott, special pension examin-
cr, located here. is to be provided with an
assistant Mr.. C. II. Paxton, who for some
time has been doing pension bureau work
In Indiana. has been detailed to report for
duty at this point. He is expected to be
on hand August /.
Kansas City daily journal., 1896-07-28

NJ. ]. Cleveland arrived home yesterday
Miss WaddeIl, VIII, has been The, guest
street. will leave to-day for her home at
Greenfield, o.
Misses Fields, OF Lexington. Mo-, are In
the city, the guest of Miss Mary Mccoy,
West Hickman street. An entertainment
will be given tonight by Miss Mccoy in
David and Edward Langley attempted to
take a ride on a freight train Sunday. The
crew of the freight pitched them of. then
administered 4 sound drubbing. The
tionable and We're arrested.
Rev, +. y. Ryland has recovered from
his illness OF Sunday last and is able to
be out again.
Miss Evelyn Jump. who has been visit
Jump, left yesterday for Sedala. Mo.
Rev Alexander Proctor and Miss
Moilie Hughes left yesterday for Liberty.
Mo-, to attend the silver wedding of MIR
and Mrs. daniel Hughes. of that place. Rev
years ago and Miss Hughes was one Of the
attendants.
council, there will be no meeting of that
Thursday night Instead.
Kansas City daily journal., 1896-07-28
LIVE STOCK NEWS AND GOSSIP.
GOOD BUSINESS AT TIM YARDS Dtu-
ING TIiE rAsr WEEK.
Good Condition Of tho Pasture nnd
Certainty of II iiip Corn crop Is
Drawing Nnny storkrrs nnd
Feeders to the Country.

Notwithstanding the cioscncss Of the
money market. good business was donc
at the stock yards last week. The nnu
condition of the pastures nni the feeling
that the new crop OF corn has been made
and Will be tn" largest In the history OF
the West is drawing quito number OF
stockcr and feeder buyers III from the
country The shipments Of this class of
cattle to the country last week reached
l'i cars. against cighty-scv'n cars the week
previous
Exporters. also. took hold more freely
last week. getting iii cars of choice heavy
dry lot cattle. against lo' cars the same
week last year.
choice beef or export steers are selling
$50 per cwL higher than this time last
year.
Kansas city received isi ears OF Texas
cattle last week, against 81. Louis ise cars.
and this In the face OF tho discrimination
Of the southern roads III favor OF that
.lt
Kansas City daily journal., 1896-07-28

A. NJ Dolnn wns nrraiened before Jus
tlcs OF the Peace Bctts yesterday on the
charge OF stealing a suit OF clothes from
n James street merchant His prclim:
inary hearing was set for August , AMI
In default OF bond he was committed to
thr county jnii.
T., Layton and John Bagslcy the two
alleged members OF gang Of horse
thieves, werc nrraiGncd and romanlel to
the county Jail to await examination next
Monday
Kansas City daily journal., 1896-07-28
John rincgnn'S WIN rrobnt.d.

The will of the late John FineGan was
filed in the probate court yesterday. The
entire estate was bcqueathed to Mrs. Brid-
two chidrcn, John and Mary. were not
given anything in tho will, owing to former
gifts.
Kansas City daily journal., 1896-07-28
kRM0URDALE.
Gasoline Fire Cnuses II Slight Loss Mt
the Home of Mrs. DiIlOn-NOtcs
nnd Pcrsonnis.

While Mrs. Dillon, of South Ninth street.
was engaged in cleaning her furniture with
gasoline yesterday morning, "A match was
accidentally lighted, setting fire To the bed
clothes, The loss Will not exceed $40.
The case of James a. Roberts, who was
Kansas City daily journal., 1896-07-28

I, ise5. lie was walking along the compa-
ny's tracks near Ninth street. and in step
ping out Of the way Of al east bound cas
walked directly IN front Of west bound
car. IIn Mnn hnllY inlnrrl.
Kansas City daily journal., 1896-07-28
Appropriately A Na paed.

Belle-"Because he bears the print Of the
claws o. every cat In the usighborhood
philadelphia Record.
Kansas City daily journal., 1896-07-28

METROPOLIS MISCELLANY.

| 800 Nebraska avenue. room house, e5
feet for $500. HAMILTON X co.
Telephone west III.
Kansas City daily journal., 1896-07-28
Marriage License Issued Yesterda

Name. AEe,
John T. seip. Kansas City, Mo...........si
Edith ]. Baylor, Kansas City. Mo.........2s
Kansas City daily journal., 1896-07-28

When In the city, try St. Georges Euro
pean Hotel. Everything clean. Restau-
rant attached.
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OLYMPIA society.

Olympia. July 1a-SpecIal.-On Monday
evening last Mr.. and Mrs. Horn enter
fained number OF friends in the Olympic
hotel parIors in honor of a party from Sc
attic who have been camping a. sherman
valley. including Mrs, and Miss Hansard-
Sidney Hansard. RI. Webb and c. F.
Cotton A most enjoyable evening was ex-
pe-ierced.
Camping parties In neighhoring local
nies have well nigh depopula,ed the city
OF the socially inclined people. A party
camped on Black lake includes: Mr.. and
Mrs George Caster and children, Misses
Lizzie and Jennie Saviage. Minnie Forbes,
Rose Brown. Jennie TAYLOR, A.lce Allen.
Della Terpening. z. r. Alien. Alvin Wiley.
A H Christopher. r. l.. Blsnkenship. j.
T. Nils The following are passing a few
weeks at Buffers cove: Mrs. Kincaid and
daughter Mr. Rogers and family. Mr..
wo,cott and family. Mr.. Bedford and
family. An entertainment and dance took
place at Hairs resort on the Cove on Sat-
urday evening. which attracted q mum.
Der OF visitors from this city.
Mr.. and Mrs. :. r. Barber entertained
a number Of their friends on Tuesday
evening a. their Ess.sidc home. the event
being IN honor OF Miss Kioeb and Miss
Smith. OF Tacoma, who are visiting here.
Miss Kate Buehan. OF South Tacoma.
who has been visiting here. returned on
Tuesday.
AIRS. Goidstein and daughter. of Seattle,
are visiting relatives IN this city.
Mrs Bessie l. Savage has returned from
walla wafla. where she has been visiting
at the home Of her parents.
Miss Lucy Case. OF Minneapolis. is visit
Ing Judge and Mrs. NJ. J. Gordon
A II Lindsey has returned from an
outing on Methow river and Lake Che
Ian in Okanorzn county.
c. z Smith ard wife have returned from
tour through California.
Mrs. s. VI. TIT, % Redlands. Cal, n
visiting Mrs. A. A. II. Stuart, and will re-
main here during the summer.
Mrs j. W Gregory. % Seattle. Is visit
Ing her sister Mrs c. II. Aver IN this
city.
Miss Trevvet. Of Tacoma, has been the
guest OF the Misses Barr. IN this city dur
ing the week
Miss Susie Lee. OF Tacoma. was visiting
Miss Maud Maekay for g few days the
past week
Mrs Shrsvas. OF Seattle. Is visiting Miss
AGaie Libby. IN this city.
Judge and Mrs. r. j. Anders, W L.
Bliger and family. =. c.. D~rning and fam
ily. DR.. Mitchell ard family. Mrs. Dennle
ard Mrs Wood left Thursday for Hart
stein island where they will remain in
camp a month
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snoi,omish society.

Snohomish. July 25.-SpeciaI.-Mr. ana
Mrs n. A. Mcdonald, OF Seattle. are
guests az the home OF ". ". Snyder.
M. and Mrs. w. T. Elwell returned on
Tuesday from weeks visit with friends
al Tacoma
number OF Snohomlsh young ladies'
have Organized two teams for basket ball,
ana are pracIcfrg regularly. They VIII be
ready for a public game In the near fl
ture Miss Cscl2le Evans sud Miss Emma
Kreager are the captains OF the teams.
Mss Eva Douglass. oT Boise. Idaho. is
visiting her many young friends In Sno-
ho-nssh this week
has returned from England WITH his fam
fly. and IS the CUES, OF his father. Rev.
7. Calrnes. Of this city.
The ladies Of the Degree Of Honor gave
a successful social 81 7. Q. O. r. hail
Wednesday night. a pleasing programme.
refreshments ARD a social dance filled the
evening with pleasure FOR al.
Mrs. A. l.. Olsen gave = farewell lawn
tea % her many friends az the home Of
her mother. Mrs. NJ. r. Sinclair. The fol-
lowing ladies Mere present: Mrs. ". H.
Ward. Mrs Z G. Ferguson. Mrs Il ID.
Morgan. Mrs l. c. Low. Mrs. j. +. jack
son. Mrs. r Satton. Mrs. +. Evans. Mrs
e I.anfeat. Mrs J. HsEan. Mrs. 9. Deer
ins. Mrs = Morgan. Mrs. &. Morgan, Mrs
W. r. Bell AIRS. J. C0lman, Mrs F. War
n@~. Mrs & Knapp. AIRS. n. Morgan,
Nrz NJ l. Sinclair, Mrs A T. Sinclair.
Mss Sadie Packard, Miss Ivie Ferguson.
Mss Isocv NewhaIi. Miss Ethel Morgan.
and Jennie NesSoa-
Mrs T. = sutton gave = pleasing az
ssrnoon TIA Saturday In honor Of Mrs. A
L rkHen. al her charming home on Ave-
n1ae y. The following ladies' were Treser1. /:
Mrs.. Charles Morgan. Mrs. a W Aorran.
s3ss Newkau Mrs. J Sprzzue- Mrs y.
RI Morgan. Mira. r. G. Ferguson. Miss
Tvie Ferguson. Mrs. r. T.enfsst. Mrs. G.
+ Slarsasr. Mrs. A. L. Olsen. Mics Sadie
pae.ka~J Mrs ~ CASE. Mrs. T. Warner
Mrs. p NJ. Evsns. Mrs. $. II Kns9p Ars
JaFnes Hazan. Mrs. n Carry. Mrs. G. r.
Packard AIRS Issftle Cole. Mrs. q. =.
D~pring. Mrs F. FoSs. Mrs. ]. A sofsnan.
Mss Mildred NeTean. Miss Lorsna War
49, Masters Alfred olsen Charles Evans
Arthur Hsxan. ant 2. L~nfess-
Tha Puget Sound University qrsrtette
z~xfsfes hv Mss Czaxh~ar. teacher %
es9ess.iou az snat institution. gsve a very
ensorahss eaterfairrsrt - The Metho5-
sst -Nsreh Wednesday evening. After the
r~oxrsmrs@ fca cream ard cake were
served a. shs horae Of A c. Ps-fee. san
say e. he church re members % re
z.aa-sefte presented IRE claims aad al
vartaxss 3s the university 70 the young
people
Mss Ieaa rAason. o, Everett. was
xasss OF Mss Losz Mitchell the fore part
81 the week
Tes warm weather has caused many ~
ar citizens 20 look for caneeaient aae
tssazsn- PLACES - camp. Fz-t&ss are row
Il Nnkgste-a. Ssx-1Eis rosBt or tas s-s1ssss.
Aaf ssxerSl parties in tAs nneuzsatns. FRI
lar morning Ire steamer tcck away
nsarfv rssy Children AMI al for the cool-
fnx breeres a. fa@ Sound.
Ire Congregational and k'TssnS isFlaF
.nsrehes hMxe rs&5s peasant vacation ar
rsnxexusasx. Whass Rev. Merritt IS awzy
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Everett. July. gs.-lSpeciai White the
campers AZ the beach resorts are senain ?
II glowing accounts of glorious times the
lovers nf the mountain scenery. insf red
hy the lofty craes and peaks % tho Cas-
cadeS End the eShilarattnR mountain air
are telling fascinating stories of The at
fractions along the Everett & Monte
Crssts. They teii 81 the pretty places
Ahont Siivertun Canyon head near Noun
tain Park comes In Ter good wer4. with
sts ralatAhie meals and home comforts
Tire trip asforfs fire fishing and mountain
oaimhins. With a succession 81 surprises
ana adventures IN caves and caFsTns.
Eiaciers. waterfalls. cascades. csfsr8cts
sra all that Lake Kshama. near silver
ron. ehoasid not be missed. Outing patties
ara advised 20 take tneir EndakH aD5 hey
sfif - kept busy with snap sAssS that
viii eQua3 anything ia thctr col octs ans
VIA frsifa are abundant raspherr5ss sal
men berries aB1 hackieAcrrfss- TIE rain
cricSAis are most aeconaTa 0iAttaE Af8A de-
liver sunpt.es aF camps along khe rosa
Also Furnishing guides whea desired
Thn fires kindergarten viii ciasa or IRE
last asy 81 5uly Alrs, ". q. SWalxell. AZ
the en2esfa furnenf n tne Central 0pera
house On Tuesday sreafng. stated nat
ever - scholars BAD been errolis-s. TIE
receipts we're S1% g. A etaaR ananns vsS
needed - close up tAe Affairs bat tbs
would ~ forthcoming. Two directors All
Two assistants BAD been employed Fer
fha faii fsrf,. Whieh pasiA opea absent 80
secnna week cT SrstanaD@r. e uas ex-
peefeA 81 charge s. - q usontA Ger each
pursi sssr1e 80 was feallse8 frora fhe
s'Nincuser sccias' siNwu On T5sr@Eay even
inx fas the tsangaf e the ASSOCIATION. A
snasfesl aad litefarp rresrsrauss Was nro-
sf4est. So walsh Ms Harffs. NJ sn8 Ngrs
fsssrenNF. Mes Margaret Clark Ma
r~nme Miss feraStsr. Miss 5enEte Cath
a~ws anA Mis- King appeared After ire
proxTssssss tees ard cake we're served
Tne lasfes serving al were hsecwers-
sassse wearing sweet pas riaAs. naNSGr-
turns snss ether hsoae1s.x seweTs.
rec Mssass Nsrsfs. ~ san Francisco.
tA~pa sisters OF Afs@4 James fEaasnsy wao
have sNen sissginx here Ter a ssw weeks
leave "a ssun,isy per steamer CITY e Fa-
ea5a enr acsse-
1aranese tartsrEs ans a brilliant csFep
ere Illuminated tha iaen a. Ar ae& Mrs.
ffafnek8s hessne ss EseNefi On Tuesday
evening". y hen shs lassea ef 80 W9rAn's
Hs~5ssf SsasRs gave q lawn Festival Tna
SraSrsszsk bard az Evv-sst. save Scne
enc suase. snt Mss Weezt save veelts-
sse~ IN eAarsRs2r ferress1ssrS a EHcss.
sre e~ssaFss ans cake wess served All kes
affair wNs ssscaSss every way.
Ahoas se aecess v4slesa cAgs. NaSSsr-
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have gone 20 centralta to remain untn
September l.
A party of school girls made up an ex-
curxion 10 Mukilteo on Thursday
and Invited their teacher. Miss Yule.
10 accompany them There were:
Mss Emily Sumner, Miss Abbie Sumner.
Miss Katharine Boynton. Miss Edith
Payne and Miss Nora Clark. They had a
fine time
Mr.. William Nichols was IN town for q
few days this week. He has been looking
after mining interests near silverton for
some time.
Mr. and Mrs. w. r.. Pratt were IN Ia
coma this week attending tho meeting Of
the State Pharmaceutical Association
Mrs Joseph Body has letter from her
husband az Cook Inlet under date OF June
4 stating that the miners are leaving the
country. He and Mr.. Hudson. also Of
Everett. have two good claims which they
win work until late In the fall
Mr. r. W Foster and Mr.. W. D. Ray
visited the new coal mines on the Skyko-
mish this week and secured some fna
photographs
Mrs Ballou and Mr.. and Mrs E T.
Critchett went to Victoria for a brief visit
this week.
Mr. H Kennedy. superintendent OF the
new mines on Deer creek. was In town on
Thursday
DR.. C. p. Thomas. Of Spokane. was In
the city this week.
Mrs. n. Saihinger and two children re-
turned from Lake Washington on Thurs
day.
Mr.. Robert Hubert OF Snohomish, was
i'm the city on Wednesday.
Mrs. A. Z. Jones and daughter have
been spending a few days at Stanwooi.
Mr.. Frank Holrider has returned from
an extended trip over the mountains as
far north as Anaconda. b. C.
Mr.. c. p. Cherry and Afr. Andrew He'd
lund. formerly Of Everett, are new en-
ployed at the Great Northern shops at
Spokane.
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Nrs srroale ara ssr ssn noas,s ar. a.
p@sane Breach.
Mrs.. Rsynar se~st Wednesday wssh Arss.
Prank II ChoT-h.
Mss rserca left Ter Ser hsrn- n wlsesz-
sir en- Wednesday.
Mr.. ans Mrs JaAa Hosxase sn4 fausfx
tavp gene esnp'ns.
Miss Aisee EAtsn entoYeS TIVE weeks
canning cG Sraveirs lake
NJ. Charles u rvescett saeat . eearse
Of DAYS IN Taceess Ass week.
ss.xs Hefea f1ssfe srens several savs
Min friends "a so~h sis ~ees
T...sas ALVIN has teeuaf - eoz as
frle~fs az their camp A. AiiySE.
Cart. n. & MoTse. r.oaesr steamship
eantNta. Is rexssfsrws a. ths *1ga.
sssan SArAA renHest sns MIS- <essss Een-
neff are visiting grseaas a. Everett.
.s~x Hen~v L. Aes1iss - Cs~tEnx. sr<as
venssav wsth Mrs, FTsakS-n 81 Hawen.
a.. rser% s>s@nrsy : eatsysa< sssr ilse
wssh III. ana alrs HeFpk7k en- Ran ST.
ard.
u~& A n gAyner sfe1t last weeS wfsn
~ fsel % Schuyler fE.seTA a. ne AeNeN
han.
a. n 7. Hesraes wAs tAs gesst q Ar
y Caesar last szna&y 81 s,sslaesaza
lake
Afxs nssgs. nEsss ksrss4@ ara Nsa
Eeern snf Asr. TsfHs&gSe So - =.
Air rem ErAnssell ana AE. FAA Ass-sss@a
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DR.. Davenport holds services In the Pres
byrertan church IN the morning and Con-
gregational church In the evening. 1T
Davenport Will take his vacation iatsr'
and similar arrangement VIII De car
riei out by Rev. Merritt
George Proctor ard family. OF Skyko-
snish. are guests at tbs home OF Mr.. and
Mrs. A. Proctor.
The Baptist Sunday school gave magic
lantern entertainment Wednesday night
which was highly entertaining and profit
able.
W. ". Casey returned Monday from an
extended visit with relatives IN New YORK
state.
Mrs A. p. Brown, OF Seattle, Is the
guest of Mrs. u. K Loose
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Port Townsend society.

Port Townsend. July 25.-Special.-The
spacious home of Mrs. Margaret Sooch
was a scene OF enjoyment last Thursday
evening. the occasion being a party given
IL honor OF Miss Peck. OK Seattle. The
evening was very pleasantly spent in card
playing and dancing until midnight. when
an elaborats lunch was served. Dancing
was continued for short time after
lunch. and then the guests took their de-
par.ure. declaring the party one % the
most enjoyable OF the season. Those pres
ent were: Mr.. and Mrs. F. l.. Baker. Mrs.
r. r. Delaney, Mrs. Gooch. Miss Trinaie,
fiss Smith, Miss Peck, OF Seattle: Miss
hambers, OF Olympia: Miss Sheehan.
Iiss Pitcher. Miss Barthrop. Miss Baker,
III 8 Collins. Miss Sissie Gooch. Miss Daisy
CsoOch Mr. Harmed. Mr.. Reese. Mr.. Libby.
Mr. Davies Nr. II. Do0bs. Mr.. John
Dobhs. Mr.. JiN. Mr.. Wyckos,. AIR. Lively.
Mr. White and Mr.. Garfield.
on last Saturday evening a large num-
Der OF the Knights OF Cerberus. Port
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PICNIC TIME.

It's June agin. an in my soul I feed the
hllin' JOY
That's sure 10 come this time o. year to
every little boy.
picnics may be seen.
Where fields beyont the swellin' floods
stand dressed IN Twin green.
Where little girls are skeered TO death
with spiders. bugs and ants.
An little boys get grass stains on their
go-to-meetin' pants.
It's June agin. an with IL all what happi-
There $ goin' to be a picnic an I'm goin'
20 Jinet
One year I tined the Baptists, an good
ness how il rainedi
CBut grandpa says that that's the way
''Baptszo'' is explainedD.
An once 3ined the 'Piscopals and had q
heap o. fun
But the boss o. all the picnics was the
Presby teriuni
They had so many puddins. sailIds. sand
widges and pies
That a fellow wisht his stummick was as
hungry as his eyes.
oh. yes. the eatin' Presbyteriuns give yer
vs. so fine
That when they have picnic. you bet I'm
goin TO line.
But at this time the Methodists have
special claims on me.
For they're goin' to give a picnic on the
why should liberal Universaiist like me
object
To share the Joys OF fellowship with every
However het'rodox their articles OF faith
elsewise may be.
Their doctrine Of fried chick'n Is a savin'
So on the sist OF June. the weather being
They're soin' to give a picnic. an I'm
goin' 10 jine, Eugene Field
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The wheel or Love.

He-neareSt girl. the tire OF my heart
has beer punctured hy tire facks os your
charms BE mine. ard let Is ride tandem
through life.
She-How sweet and strange Tou have
scorcne6 your wag 10 my Affections. and
7 cannot back petal against your atfrae-
lions surrender the handle bar OF
my llfs % your hands. and an sure you
win steer our united lives wisely.
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ccmmandent saf Nra II. "a Achtiies
entertained aboat ten TaeoFnars ca satar-
day evening az the Settlers home Men,
hers 81 tho party rendered several enter
iainlng musical ard literary selections
THE Inmates OF TIA hssae greatly enjoy
"a re evening" Immediately after the en-
seftasains1t - The assembly hall Gem
tFAnszas ard |rs. Achilles haia a recsn-
tsan Tor The guests IN their private seai-
fsree. Tire house Wa very tasssfaliy
6eengated wifa rcses. ivy ard moss wnlfss
refreshments werr being served A spe.
eisilv invites orchestra rendered Sweet
reaNi1 TIE guests were Mr. sns Mrs.
NJ ~. SioaS Mss Louise Sloane Mr. and
Mr.. Earl = Adams Mrs n~Hslsv. Miss
f.uefss HNdisv. Nra Drowr. DR. Arthur
Hamilton DICKENS ans Nr Walter Boas.l-
fuaa.
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Nrs rhgtitp vantrrhtls Caesar enter
talned on The rsh OF July IN hcncr cf her
brother. Mr., VIII l4ttle. 4 being Mr. fsf-
ties birthday. Ire evening was passed
81 playsnx csneh. after whfch trez cakes
and coffee were served The priap was
woa BY Mrs. psifoTrs. 1t was q very
Aans~sme ffgeeaen CHlna satin rAets.
graph fFama The guests Nere ssr ard
Mrs DEL $ raifora. NJ ard WYs Frps
Snow. Mies rse9ce. Mas ria Waite aaa
Miss Efhsl ualbroeke
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Mrs. Charles u. Frat invites . number
Of her old friends 10 spend Saturday OF
last week with her at her mothers. Mrs
=. y. oulmeste ~ Stsssacoom. The
guests went out % the I o'clock open car
ensoyed sy all A delicious luncheon ~as
served On the lawn under the cherry trees
Tsxe cherries weFs Just right for eating
ana tasted 50 good eaten right OF the
tree Among tho~s invited veres Mira
A. q. ffrnsner. Mrs q. 8 Brown, Mrs.
3 ~. Keen. Mrs. J. p. Best. Mira J. H.
Wiasles. AIRS. IrTes Smith. Mrs J. Hal
stead. Mrs. G. ~. Heelsy. Mrs. BIZ, Of
oEserssorg. y. Y. MIS-. q. G. Wagner.
Mrs. ], afast Miller. Mrs Clark, Miss
Holt. Nsss Gertrude Hoit. Miss Hall. Mss
Alice Han. Hlsr Bowen. Mss Tiadals.
Miss SpTsgn@. Msss Daisy Foster. Mssn
Rove MIne NAasei Rows. Miss Paddock
aTsd sfsss BssTss Paddock.