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The Lehi banner. [volume] (Lehi, Utah) 1891-1917, 1898-08-16

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New Social Club.

A social club is being organized which promises to rival in point oi excellence the popular social clubs Of old standing in this city. The pros pective members met at the Elks hall last Friday night and discussed or ganization. Mir. D. c. Bell was elected temporary chairman of the meeting, and Mir. W. A. Lee tempo rary secretary,
 A committee to suggest namefor the club and a committee on bylaws and regulations were appointed.
 The club has about 40 prospective members. It is their intention to rent | hall. They will have parlors. dancing hall, billiard tables and oth- CT social conyeniences.
 Another meeting will be held next Thursday night at the Bank of Pine Bluff. The gentlemen desire to re- turn thanks to the Elks for tie use of their hall.
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Dance Lake Dick

Miss Pearl Garrett rendered her many friends a dance at her home at Lake Dick last Thursday evening.
 A large party of young people from this place were in attendance, as were, also, large numbers from Rob Roy, Altheimer and other neighbor- ing stations. special tram was run to carry the party from English. Miss Garrett has made for herself an enviable reputation as a hostess, as each one of the hundred guests pres- ent gave testimonials of her hos pitality.
 The guests were first served with a bountiful supper, after which the dancing began. The services of a city band were engaged for the occa- sion. Mirth and pleasure reigned supreme, as the light-hearted dancers follow ed the strains of music.
 At one o'clock the dancing ceased for q time, while an elegant lunch was served. After the intermission dancing was resumed and continued till the first gray streaks of dawn were peeping out of the East. The dancing was broken only by the five seperate lunches spread before the guests.
 The occasion was one of the most enjoyable had for many social seasons, and wins for the fair young hostess the admiration of her many
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A Coming Carnival.

Prof. Weissner, who is teaching dancing at the Y. M. H. A. hall, is preparing to give a magnificent carnival. The carnival will be given in the latter part of March and will be for the benefit of the Y. M. H. A. Fully 100 people will take part in the performance, ani the best musical and dancing talent will be used, A similar carnival was given in Little Rock, and was the grandest ever presented in the Capital City.
 Prof. Weissner is skilled in teach ing the ballet dances. The carnival will no doubt be magnificent affair.
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Seven o'clock Tea.

Miss Mary Gillespie delightfully."- en- tertained number of her friends last Friday night at a seven o'clock tea. Her friends were received with cor dial welcome into her beautiful home. At seven o'clock the party was in- vited into the elegantly furnished dining room, where q tempting feast awaited them. The daintiest dishes of the caterers art were placed be- foe the guests, and were partaken Of with appreciative appetites.
 The supper over, the guests assem- bled in the parlor, where music and popular games entertained the party for several hours. The occasion was greatly enjoyed and it was with lin- gering regrets that the guests bade their fair hostess good night.
 Those present were: Misses Mary Adair (Warren), Cunningham tFay- etteville), Marion Dewoody, Reba Dewoody, Owen Hogg, Fay Taylor, May Hudson, Mary Gillespie. Messrs E. D. Russell, Frank Roane, P. F. Crutcher, Prank Worrall, c. ". Pet. tigrew, $. A. Kincade. J P. Easley, Frank Berry.
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Married Peoples Club.

A euchre club has been recently organized among the married people It meets twice month. The last meeting of the club was held last Tuesday night at the residence of Dr. and Mrs. J ". Withers. The party engaged in playing the fasci- hating game of euchre. The lady's prize was won by Mrs. R. E. Lee and the gentleman's by Dr. Withers. Both prizes were valuable acquisi- tions. Refreshments were served at the conclusion of the game.
 The meeting was quite pleasant affair and reflects credit upon the hospitable host and hostess.
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In actual cash is offered to the ubserihe of the Weekly Commercial Appeal. Every sending 5Oe for years subscription to the Weekly Commercial Appeal will be allowed n guess on the number of bales of cotton re- ceived in Memphis from September1 1897 fo April 1898. The first correct or nearest cor rect guess will get, If the guess is received n. January $500 if in February, st, ,5OO: if in March, S50Ji the second correct or nearest correct guess will get. if it Is received in Jan nary. Sl,5oQ;. fl in February, $500; if March, S250i the third correct or nearest correct guess will get if it is received in January
 5, ,o00; if in February, S250; if in March, SI60
 This contest closes on March 3t, but the guess is on the number of bales of cotton re- ceived Tn Memphis from September 1, 1897.
 70, the number received was 407 ,2G0: between that time in '96 and 'e7. 542,284 bales were re eeived This will help you form an estimate on your guess Tbe first three prizes make isn aggregate tamount actually offered of So. .gO0 in cash VI
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Card Party.

A number of young society people were entertained last Wednesday evening by Mrs. Maud Stanley at her home on South Walnut street. The party was entertained at cards. The prizes offered were very beautiful and the games were interesting and en- joyable. Tie lady's prize, q beauti- ful vase, was won by Miss Nellie Hicks, and the gentleman's prize, a handsome morocco bill book worked with silver trimmings, was won by MT. Mack Hammett.
 Elegant refreshments were served by an experienced caterer
 The occasion was one of unalloyed pleasure, to which the guests gave testimony as they bade their charm ing hostess good night"
 Those present were: Misses Chris tine Scull, Nellie Hicks, Sammy Sen nett, Alma Hanks, Grace York. Elm ma Mann, Ella Galbraith; Mesdames c. Voss, Preston Jordan and Maud Stanley; Messrs. Frank Roane, Jesse R. Core, Irl Armstrong, W. T. Brash- CT, Phil Cruteher, Brunson Hammett, Mack Hammett, Ed Russell, and Dr. Dick Thompson,
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by the ladies composing that

had by the ladies composing that club.
 officers were elected for the fifth year as follows: Mrs. J L. Caldwell, president; Mrs. E. W. Freeman, vice president; Mrs. W. D. Jones, secreta- ry.
 The books belonging to the club were distributed among the mem bers.
 The program for the afternoon consisted of a consideration ofAmer- ican noYelists.
 An entertaining paper on the pop ular authoress, Louisa M. Aleott, was read by Mrs. J l.. Caldwell
 A paper on Helen Hunt Jackson was read by Mrs. A. P. Turney, and was very interesting.
 Mrs. ]. M. Elliott read a paper on Harriet Beecher Stowe, which was received with marked appreciation.
 The program concluded, the eguests were ushered into the dining room, where they were served to a most refreshing and enjoy able lunch.
 The Hawthorne Book Club begins it's new year with bright prospects, as it's entertainment by Mrs. Riley on the anniversary meeting was in dicatiye of a continuance of it's pleas- ant meetings.
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A Domino Ball.

A very pleasant and unique affair occurred at the Y. NJ. H. A. hall last Wednesday night. The young ladies and gentlemen enjoyed q domino ball. The participants were all masked. The ladies' costumes were all of yellow and the gentlemen's of black The young people were amused very much guessing the own CTS of the masks.
 The prize for the most artistic cos tune was awarded to Miss Jessie Marx.
 Refreshments were served to the guests, and frightened the success Of the occasion.
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nlun City Social.

The Bluff City Social Club was entertained last Thursday night at the hall by Mrs. M. Hanf.
 The entertainment was a very pleasant one. The games of Euchre were played with zeal. The first prize fell to the lot of Mrs. Simon Bloom, and the second prize was captured by Mrs. Charlie Bloom.
 An elegant supper was served by the caterer of the Bluff City Social Club and it was partaken of with q relish.
 Mrs. Hanf is an accomplished hos tess and her reception of the club was a marked success.
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Anniversary Meeting.

The Hawthorne Book Club cele- brated it's fourth anniversary on Wednesday, afternoon. On that oc casion Mrs. Horatio Riley entertain ed the club at her residence on Lake side. The club has had Il long con tinued period of profitable and pleas urable existence, and the anniversa- ry meeting Wednesday was charac- teristic of the pleasant gatherings
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.rueb1ood-s1ater.

Invitations have been received in this city announcing the marriage of Miss Grace Slater to Mir. Wilson Trueblood, which event occurs at Hillsboro, Texas, at o'clock, Feb ruary 14th. Miss Slater is related to Mayor Bell and Mrs. M. W. Bell. She has visited this city several times and has a large circle of admiring friends here who will wish Der joy ill hernew sphere.
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Two theatre parties have been formed to witness Miss Nell McEwen and Clay Clement at the opera house Wednesday. Each party is compos- ed of about 20 couples. They were given seats Sunday before the sale begun, and considerable complaint was made by those not fin the partx in finding the choicest seats marked off this morning,
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Entre Nnns-

The Entre Nous Euchre Club was entertained Wednesday afternoon by Mrs. Gus Waterman, at her hand some residence on West Fifth avenue. The meeting was a pleasant one. The first prize was won by Mrs. l.. Samuels and the second by Mrs. Eugene Sonfield. The members en- ioyed very delicate refreshments, which were served by the popular hostess.
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There will Le a special conclave of Damascus Comandery No. s, Knights Templar at Masonic Hall, Tuesday night. There will be work in the order of the Red Cross. All visiting Sir Knights are cordially invited to attend. A large attendance of the members is earnestly solicited.
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The north bound Cotton Belt train was five hours late yesterday after noon. On this account the funeral of the late W. c. Howell did not oc- cur Sunday afternoon. The remains were inferred in Bellwood cemetery this morning, the funeral services oc- curing at 10:30 o'clock.
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nn unlnne Entertainment.

That popular hostess and charm ing lady, Mrs. W. D. Hearn, enter tained q number of young society people at her home on Lakeside last Wednesday evening. The entertain ment was one of the most original and unique affairs ever given in Pine Bluff. "An Auction Sale" was the feature of the entertainment. Each guest was provided with a little bag containing fifty beans. These were used as q medium of exchange by the bidders. MT. Hearn was the aue- tioner. His resourceful wit seemed to be boundless. Mr. Clifton Howell was present with his graphophone, and ably aided Mir. and Mrs. Hearn in entertaining the guests.
 The refreshments were served at q triangular table, at which but three couples could be seated at a time. A more elegant spread could not have been made.
 The occasion was thoroughly en- ioyed by all, and will long live in the memories of the fortunate guests of Mr. and Mrs. Hearn.
 Those present and the articles bid in by each are as follows:
 Miss Adair-Souvenir of Lucknow Habits foot.
 Miss Measure for Measure Tape line.
 Miss Hunter-A dainty mouthpiece Spoon.
 Miss faylor-The tie that binds < neck tie.
 Miss Yalliant-A pointer Emery.
 Miss Hearn-The missing Link Cuff button.
 Miss Taggart-An aid to reflection Looking glass.
 Mrs. HoweIl-0liver Twist-A pen dant.
 Mir. Rridges-servile China-Paint- ed plate.
 Mr. Davies-A sharper-Knife.
 Mir. Berry-Rank on file-File and onion.
 Mir. Bell-A Trilby Souvenir Heart.
 Mir. Kineaide-Satsuma Tray
 Mir. Dixon-A literary cut-Paper knife.
 Mir. Saunders-A souvenir of grease -Yinargrette.
 Mir. Arnold-One cent-Perfume
 MT. Howell-Aztec pottery (rare) -0at meal bowl.
 Mir. Howell-On guard-Watch guard.
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Judge Jas. Murphy, a prominent attorney of Little Rock, passed through the city this morning en route to Dumas. He has recently recovered from a long and severe spell of sickness.
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Mir. J, A. Bowman, receiver for Ar kansas of the Southern Building and Loan Association. of Knoxville. Tenn, came down from Little Rock this morning to settle loans made by the company.
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Jailer Gibson will take Fluke Flemming, the negro rapist, down to Dumas Tuesday, where Flem- ming's trial will be had. He is the negro who was so anxious to escape at the recent jail delivery.
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Mrs. J. II. Dickinson, of Cleveland, county, died in this city Sunday. She had been waiting upon her daughter, who has been sick for several days. Her remains will be sent to her home in Cleveland county for interrment.
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Mfr. Thomas Carr, the well known roofing contractor of Little Rock. is meeting with success in this city. He has been here only week and has secured many large contracts for placing and painting iron roofs. Nr. Carr has been very successful in ittle Rock and we are glad to know
 at he is securing the large number
 ontraets in this city.
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Attorney D. E. Bradshaw came down from Little Rock this morning in the interest of the Covenant Build ing and Loan Association, of which concern he is receiver for Arkansas.
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Misses Gussie Mckinney and Lizzie Grace I3t Saturday morning on a visit t saSra1cS as a 1ccsSndidand friends in Little pacIAuing municipal
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Mrs. Adolph Meyer left last night for Memphis, where she will visit rel atfYes fer several days.
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MT. H. c. Jackson, former clerk at the Trulock, has reigned his position and Mir. Harry c. Harris is now fill ing that position.
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MT. John L.Mills, after quite a spell of sickness, left Friday for Little Rock to resume work with the firm ofG. l.. Meyers X Co.
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Dr. W. E. McCammon suffered a re- lapse several days ago, after nearly having recovered from q severe spell of sickness. He is still quite sick.
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Rev. c. T. Story, of Searcy, will conduct the service and preach a sermon both morning and night at the First Presbyterian church today.
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Miss May Craig, who for the past week has been the guest of Mrs. Speers, in this city, has returned to her home at Little Rock.
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Mir. R. A. Toombs. travelling rep resentative for the Commercial Ap- peal. arrived in the city Saturday morning.
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Miss Sallie Atkins Jarvis, who has been visiting friends in this city, re- turned home this morning.
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Mrs. ". S. Powell returned this morning from Philadelphia, where she visited her daughter, Miss Ona, during her spell of sickness.
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MT. w. H. Richardson, who has been visiting Col. k. M. Knox, re- turned today to his home in Milan, Tenn.
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Attorney J. M. Taylor returned yesterday. afternoon from a short pleasure trip to Riyes, Ark.
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Miss Mai Loda. popular young lady of Paragould, will arrive next Wednesday and be the guest of Miss Sue Knox for several weeks.
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MT. James N. Culpepper, of Little Rock, visited relatives in this city the past week.
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Division Superintendent J. W. Me Kee, of the Iron Mountain, returned last night in his private car from q tour of inspection down the road.
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Mir. Leo Kastor has gone to New York to buy q Spring stock of goods for his clothing house.
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Mrs. F. A. Jarvis came up from Noble Lake this morning to visit her husband who is at the 1nfirmary.
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Capt. Jas. Bowlin, an experienced river-man of Little Rock, is now acting as pilot on the steamer Eugene.
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The will of Mrs. Carrie Blaney was filed for record today. The will leaves the fifth avenue residence to Mrs. Mamie Lewis, of Pinallop, Washington.
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Mir. J. M. Anderson, a handsome and popular Memphis drummer, ar- rived in this city Inst night.
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Misses Mable, Loda and Edna Tucker will arrive in the city to- morrow and visit Miss Sue Knox.
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Progressive Euchre.

MT. and Mrs. ". D. Bearn n sec ond time this week placed the young society people of this city nnder
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Mir. sam Kaufman left this city Saturday on q visit to Oskaloosa Iowa.
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Mrs. H. c. Allis and daughter, Miss Emma, after visiting friends and relatives here for few days, left Fri day for Memphis, where they will in future reside.
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Messrs. j. T. Mccarthy and J. Il. Mccarthy, of Little Rock. were Sun day visitors to the city.
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Messrs. H. A. Parker and k. J. Torry, of Clarendon, were visitors to this city Sunday.
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Miss Annie Fitzhugh arrived in the city Sunday from her home at Me dehee. She will teach school near town for the balance of the school year.
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Prosecuting Attorney s. c. Martin went down to Dumas Sunday to at tend the meeting of the Desha Cir cult Court.
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Members of the Y. M. H. X. will have q literary entertainment next Tuesday evening at their hall.
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MT. J. B. Mayer returned to this city this morning after spending Sunday at the Capital.
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Mir. Geo. W els left Saturday after noon on q business visit to Kings land.
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Judge W. T. Woodbridge returned Saturday afternoon from a short legal visit to Arkansas city.
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J. J. Kress, Superintendent of Car Service of the Cotton Belt, passed through the city this morning en- route from Tyler, Texas, to Memphis.
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Capt. M. W. Ware arrived in the city last night and will spend Sun day here.
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Dr. and Mrs. D. o. Holmes of swan Lake are guests of the Truloek today.
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Miss Blanche Altheimer, of Pine Bluff, Is in the city. Miss Altheimer will sing the leading part in the can tata, .'Rose Maiden. ."-Little Rock Democrat.
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z who peruse Mir. Dreyfus' ad. Mnday edition of the Daily will find it contains inter- we'll as valuable informa- yeyfus writes his ads in ner, and always endeav- Nem interesting to his
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 after the manner
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Mir. Harry c. Rieder and Miss Ella Carr were licensed to marry today.
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Edna Tucker returned to her at Tucker station Friday after sit to Miss Sue Knox at this
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MT. Lee Fox left this morning on business trip down the Valley road.
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Judge Elliott left this morning for Dumas to convene the hesha Circuit Court.
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Mrs. J. H. Watkins has been quite sick at her home on Lakeside forseV- eral days.
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For Representp Street, of Lake mocrats of Jeffer and mother of g gfaiity 1nl,sin'e in Erect. are visiting in ysntatir
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Mir. T. H. Walker and wife, of Ml- cawber, were guests of the Trulock Sunday.
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Attorneys A. B. Grace and H. K. White left this morning for Dumas to attend court at that place.