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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-12-16
ASSESSMENT 80. 4.
Cnssln Mining Company. Principal
Place OF burinesH Salt Lake City.
Utah. Location OF Mines. conrOr
Creek. Cafaia County, Idaho.

Notice Il hereby given that at n
meeting Of the Board ~ Directors "
said company, held ON the 10th day ~
a. cent per share wns levied on the
capital stock ~ the corporation. pay
able Immediately nt the Office 81 the
secretary, No ~ Main Street. Any
stock upon which this assessment may
remain unpaid on the 18th day ~ jan
uary. 1893, shall be delinquent aud
advertised Tor fale ut public auction,
win be sold ON the LIST day " February
1893, at o'clock u. M. to pay the as
nessmont, together with the cost VI adj
yertlHlng and expense Of sale.
JESSE NJ. FOX. Secretary.
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OCEAN 0REYuouNDs.
Atlantic Liner shows signals Of Distress
on baltimore.

skibbsrecn. 1rriand. Dec. ia az
,at,b received hire from Baaim1fe'
about sever miles south from ih's
nl,ee. siys that = steamer. supposed 50
be transa;iirelc llu,f. Us DO dif.fesh
n she c,ari ehsrc. She has hct1
throwing signals % distress i-r s.n'e
.me. .tt.t
Tho white s;ar liner Tcr' mic slile y
from Queenstown ai 1910 pm t"dAg ~
New York.
Tho Hcd STAR ilrr Hhynland nlfo
sailed today from Queenstown for Phi.
adaipha.
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Disease u cured not by magical In
carnations hut by medical science.
Hence Il I, that Ayers sarAapnrliia
cures. and that Il proves - cminontiy
uurccsafui. II " "a eklllfully- prepared
ANA strictly scientific blood-purlner ana
tonic. th- only one admitted to thu
Worlds Falls.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-12-16

There are few aiiments 90 uncom-
Portable as plies. but shoy can easily he
cured by uslng TABLER'S nUCKEY 4.
PILE OINTMENT. Relief follows ia
use, and any one suffering from piles
can not nfford To neglect 90 give 10 a
trial. Price. 90 cts In bottlca, tubea.i5 cts.
z. e. ~. 1. Drug Dept.
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srocKmoLDgms. MEETING.

The regular annual meeting ~ the
stockholders OF the buckeye Mining
Company. IL hereby called 20 be held
at room tOs Mccormick Block. Salt Lake
city. Utah. on Saturday. January !.
1889. Mt n o'clock a. m, FOR the election
of officers for the ensuing year and for
the transaction OF such other business
aa shall lawfully com, before =.
BitfAST =. YOUNG,
Secretary.
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vspn,h. and .ha train will leave fof
Nts,.,r n. n'clnek Monday morninh'
Tho three hours iu Mat'n VII " n.
Wood IN y review Of iho enuFlcl ihsi,
In Inc Flrri corps. under coinmlhn ".
Gcn. Wilson AuEilfit VIII nlllN' ~,
Precedent far four houf.' ~. 49, ,'
,on M i.sO O'Clock Monday nisH"
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NOTICE. or ASSESSMENT.
Triumph Consolidated Mining Company.
n mSrpSrs'i saI, ns sc dly usS OF
0'f as p 6 MIMI uas sH GoSsiy 1sh MI

Location OF Mining Property. Tintic Min
Ing District. Juab County. Utah.
Notice II hereby given that at n meet
lnT Of the Board ~ Directors. held on
December :. i,1s, an assessment tNo. .
OF one cent pee share was levied upon tho
capital stock OF the corporation Issued
and outstanding, payable Nc once 20 H. 4.
pcarton. Secretary. Room 9i Mccormick,
Hook
Any stock upon which this assessment
may remain unnnid on December >. iN,s.
will he delinquent and advertised for sale
az public auction, and unless payment II
made before. viii be sold on January 10.
isfl. NJ " o'clock noon. 20 pay tho dclin.
uuont Assessment. together with costs oi
advertising and expenses OF sale. 10y or
der OF tho Board OF Directors.
S.T.PEARsoN.
Secretary.
Dated AZ Salt Lake city. Utah. Dceom.
Der o. 1875.
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The dlsposltlon Of children largely de-
ponda upon health. II thoy are troubled
with worms. ghey Will DO Irritable.
cross, fcyeriHh. and perhap8 seriously
sick. WHITES CltleAM VERNE
FuGE il a worm sspell,r and tonic 10
make sncm healthy and cheerful.
Price 20 cts, q, G, ". l. Drug Dept.
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A cough h not like n fever. II does
not have % run a certain course. Cure
u quickly and effectually with one
Minute Cough cure. the best remedy
for Rll ages and for the most severe
eases. We recommend u because IT'S
good. y. 8. Schramm, Prescription
Druggist. Mccormick building corner
Main 81. and NlInl South.
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For hrokon limbs. ohilblalns. burns.
scalla. bruised shins, sore throat. and
cores og every Kind. apply nAt..
LARD'A SNOW LiSlMEST II VIII
wound. Price % cts aud 90 ots.-Z. c.
~. l. Drug DcH.
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In hlllousncss. HERRINE. by expeil-
ing from thr body she excess u hIie
and acids. improves tho uFsimilatve
proccfs,s. puriflrs the blood. una tones
up and strengthens the entire system.
Price 90 c;H.-Z. g. NJ. l. Drug Dept.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-12-16

Kali at the
k0lliz
Handy
Kitchen for your
kfilim1H
Handles.
kllndlks Nuggets, Fancy
kake Ornaments, Baskets. Boxes and
Musical Dolls. Your.
Kandlily.
KoLITZ RANDY KITCHEN.
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French Fruit
At Koliix's.

Before you buy your Christmas
presents save money by examining our
elegant stock OF Silverware, Jcwclry
80 Il. First south.
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The petition ~ Charles Aihcr. WI.
kris. administrator % tire cftate %
Charles wilkins. deceased. pravi1r for
the scstiomen; VI Anal accouus u sali
Charles Albert wilkins. aimlnlr.raior.
and for she distribution ~ the residue
has been set Tor hearing on wc1hsi.
day. thc sist day 81 December. A. u.
1925. "a $3.50 O'Clock am. az she county
Court House. In che Cour, Rol.a -
said Court. In Sat Lake City. Salt
Lake County. Utah.
whncut she Clerk of stli cour; wi,h
the seal thereof afiixei tb>s S,h day 81
December. A. -. 1895.
DAVID G. DUNBAR. CLERK.
By T.. q. REEDALf.. Deputy Clerk.
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II. A. Briggs. piaintln. Va Anna Mari
sandbcrg and J. G. sandberg.
dcfcndanta.
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siiERirr-s SALE.

In the Third District Court OF the Third
judicial District. County OF Salt
Lake. State Of Utah.
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LITERARY HoTts.

''Iyhat do I fcnrY' o. n question worth
asking hy each man or womani The
Cosmopolitan Magazine has taken NJ
this subject ANA L. obtaining the views
u % great many prominent people, where
they arr willing TO open their minds
frankly. A great many other promi-
nont poonio have refused the Cusmpppli-
tnn'H request hclnH afraid to toll the
public what they fchf-perhupH even
thoy fear. ri. pccomhor issue In
cludcf HtafomeutH from William Dean
iiuwewlla. Richard Croker Admiral
phoranL chnuuccy N. pcp.w' a. lulh
~ Wilcox. Julian Ralph writcg an
nnnli slr ~ what Huuma u HIN the Eng
liah idea .Qf q Ecntlctnani and Mr. John
tho American Ideals.
Self Culture for December H. at hand.
The cover design IN a rcpfoducuon Of
amount of Hpnc. n given 10 the treat
nent ~ aucailonH rurgcsicd By the late
elections, and by the policy OF CNpan-
mont This number cpntalna asyeniecn
papers covering the fcid ~ politics aud
political nUifurc. literature, music, ana
S 2sI a aGs' " w nh'f iow. @ ana ss
novels and a paper on "Pre-ilnphaollt-
Ism IN England sclf Culture Maya
Alnr, Akfuts -,
Dunton'H Magazine Tor December. los.
has the following list ~ eouteniui New
York In the Senate. Labor copnrtncr-
ship" pr. Savage On pcfaimism. civic
nnd Social Reforms Editorial cruclhl.
Sugar nc,t Industry IN America dts
tinruished Economists; Ntasknrl Marx:
Atkinson and Silver. Equliahl" iiasi. II
pcromhcr; Practical sintcnmanAhlp. The
uunion company. Union Square. New
York.
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MuNIcrrAI. socIALlsM.
London County Council Il InduigiuE In m
Fatigue Experiment.

Warrington. Doc. is.-Uus,cd stlfcs
oorrul Boyle az Liverpool has csm-
murlcl.id ~ ihc a.,,e department
aJme very ip;pfor'.Ug lut0rmatun re-
Hpoctlrg the great change shat has
TAKEN place 10 Eusllni In she MISTER ~
providing such communication IN /.
c1ios ~ Grear Britain are now moving
on an enorm1us tcilr coward shelr con-
rirucifn.
iie describe thlH movement us une
f,ugur- - thn rcmnrNthle municipal
rnrllllsm' which o. taking r1sseHaun
~ British citas verifying The e. miners
~ L1il R1Hehcry fhag shr London
cpufry council was onr,luotinff she
groateH' experiment H. prhrtral nncill-
iam tn world has ever aerl. NJ. c1n-
tris ~ ga municipal OWE rsh'p " n'fed'
Wllwsiya, fle.ric AMI EaH llghdng
plant. water supply and telrphonei. IN
several cities 'he municipal corpora
siou= build dwellings, OR w0~l,lugmrn
run hotels end ertG and operate mag
nlfceu, haths.
In Liverpool the council hlH gene 81
FAR ns % charge pan, u what Should
be the reri fra m munlclpal houses oc'
ounci by worhlrgmcn Az hon, E
nEainf, the saNcs " abe oommum,y,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-12-16

vouchers so 70 WIZ ~ present present, claims MI,
D,es.fet National BANK. s,if faw %,
Utah. on or before Tho i,,ake City,
March. a. ID. 1899. '.'h day o.
.,.,,. HYnuM 8. Yot,xc
administrator OF the Estate "a ~.
Young Crosbic. Deceased nmelins
Date OF first publication. So.
II. a. d. 1898. november
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rre.lasnl Lsaye. A,lanln.

Atlanta, "a. Dee. ib.-'rhe Prasllfn-
tial party lDft Atlanta a. 1 o'calck TO-
nlghi Tor ruskogee. Ala, which place
viii be reached at q o'clock Friday
morning and the President win al.
IN ~ ihe n.ulcnts ~ the TuHl,ngso
normal school, me institution presided
over by Booker Y. Washington.
The departure frnm Tufkogce will be
taken a. I p. m. and the party will
reach Mont gomery az 2;ib y. M. where
they wlll be- the guests ~ che governor
and Legislature of Alabama Tor ;hrse
hours.
The train Ia due IN Savannah al 0 II.
m. Saturday. Here rcviow of che
troops In camp VII be held and a,
night banquet VIII he given the pr2si.
dent and party by citizens al savannah
q. the De $3.50 hotel
Sunday will be spent quietly In sa'
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NorIcr nr As.nssMrNE
West Buckeye Mining Company.
Principal Place OF business, Sal, Lake
city. Utah

NOTICE Is hereby given that a. =
meeting OF the board " directors ol
West Buckeye Mining CO.. held *
Salt Lake city, uiah. Dec. II, lNs, an
assessment Of 4. ~ one cent yer snaIs
was levied ON the capital stock of The
corporation, payable az once 20 u, y.
Miller, secretary. eis state rirer', sAl.
Lake CITY. utah, and any stock upon
which the assessment, shall remain wv
paid on the 18th day of January ~,
viii be delinquent and advertised ~
sale a. public auction. and II payment =
not made before. viii b, sold on ih'
aOih day OF January. 1893 AZ 10 all'
at 2ie state street. Salt Lake ciiy,uan'
90 pay assessments ana cost or aaFrI'h'
Ing and expenses Of sale,
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rEonArE AND auAnp,,,.s,..
NOTICES.
NOTICE To uRrp,r,,,.

consul, County CLERK Or tho u,..
s'snefsior Further Iniorma,f,,se 'N'
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NoTICE.-Therc are delinquent on
the following described stock ON ac-
count Of assessment. No. OF cents
per share In she capital stock Of said
company. levied on the 23rd day OF
July, 1895, che several amounts set
oppnsltc the names OF the respective
shareholders as follows:
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In the. Matter Of tho Estate n, -.
beth Thompson. Deceased HHsa-
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In thc Distrlc; Court, Probate Division.
Ia and for Salt Lake County
state ~ Utah,
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ASSESSMENT NOTICE.
The Fissure Mining Company.

Principal Place OF Buslness. Sal, Lake
City. Utah.
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And In accordance wth law and 40
order OF the Board OF Directors made
on the s1rd day OF July. a. u. 1888. 20
many shares OF each parcel 81 stock as
may be necessary win he sold at pub
nv auction az Room "a. AraA Block.
IN the city OF Salt Lake. md State Of
tHah, on the 18th day of October, A. II.
1898. AZ the hours OF : O'clock In the af-
ternoon 81 said day. 10 pay tho dclIn-
quent assessment thereon. together
Win the costs OF advertising and ex-
'-' " u. v. DUNCAN.
Secretary Crown Point Mining Com
pany. Room 2ii. Atlas Back. Salt
Lake CITY. Utah.
Dated this 18th day OF Sept. 1888.
The sale OF the delinquent stock
above mentioned. IL by order OF tho
Hoard OF Directors. continued until
Tuesday tho s5th day Of October. 1875.
FRED T. MeoURnIN.
Acting Secretary.
The sale of the delinquent stock
above mentioned. IL by order Of the
BOARD of Directors, continued until
Thursday. the 10th day Of November.
1895, At 2 O'Clock y. M,
FRED 7. McGuRRIN.
Acting Secretary.
Dated October Goth. isss.
The sale OF tho delinquent stock
above mentioned, is by order OF the
hoard OF Directors. continued until
saturday. the 18th day OF Novembe
1898. az 2 o'clock y. M. AZ the place
deslgnated In the above notice.
FRED II. McGUItHuN.
Acting Secretary.
Dated November 10th. 1895.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-12-16

Location of works and mines IN uln;ah
Mining District, Park city. Sum
init County. state OF Utah.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-12-16

Location Of Mines. Tlntle Mining Dis.
trict.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-12-16

In s she Third y, , Judicial Dl,uic. co,,,
Lake. p n,1n, C9ng MY Of Salt
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In the Matter ~ the Estate Of chaflsi
wilkins. Deceased.
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prLrSouESr NOTICE.

Crown Point Mining Company. Prlnci-
pal office. room 2ii ATLAS block.
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Estate of Emellne Young cr,.,,
ceased. ''e' DE-
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1898-09-11

About thirty couples of young 10 KS
assembled at the home CT the Misses
Marshall, at Fulton, last FRIDAY even
ing. and whiled away several hours III
dancing and social discourse. Ihlougn-
out the evening some pleasing music
was rendered by the Fulton Musical
Club At a seasonable hour refresh
>ments were served.
A\charming affair of Friday evening
was the party given by Miss Bertha
Kirchner, of North Main street, in
honor of her sister, Miss Carrie Kirch-
er/at their beautiful home near Alien
beim. The evening was very pleasant
" spent in the customary social amuse-
>ments, supplemented by refreshments
at the conventional hour. Among the
guests present were Misses Bessie
Higgins, Fannie Flood, Huldah Metz
ner, Gene Handler. AIDA Quinn. Elsie
Metzner. Clara Smith. Emma Altmeyer,
and Messrs. William Brand. Frank
Armbruster, Clinton McChesney, Albert
A. Ise. Fred Hoffmeister Harry
Schmeichel. John Bedillion, George
Nikolas, and Carl Kirchner.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1898-09-11

ing school at Lawrenceville, N. j., leave
Tuesdav for that place. They are L.
D Grub, Morgan Heiakell, Eugene
uildreth, Harold Wise, Harold Bloch
and Mertz Franzheim.
It is understood that Miss Francis
Wheat. the charming daughter OF Mr..
and Mrs. George x. Wheat, and Miss
Blanche Haase. will have dancing
classes at the Mount and at the Carroll
Club Auditorium during the fall and
winter
Miss Ella B. P. Sibley, Of South
Cbapline street, returned from a two
months visit with her brother, George
B. Sibley, at Cincinnati.
Mrs. Lizzie Dunbar and daughter
Miss Bertha, Of South Front street
have returned from lengthy visit
with friends at Baltimore, Nd.
Miss Clara House, of Washington, d
c., is visiting the Misses Lohse, CT
South Market street.
Miss Minnie Frishmeier. Of Dayton
Ohio. is visiting Mrs. F. D. Friedrich
of North Market street.
Miss Olive Jacobs, Of Wellsburg, is
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1898-09-11
TRIAL AT BEN WOOD.
A Case, in Which the Charge Was
Adultery, Tried Yesterday in
Squire Lacey'S Court-.-Other Ben
Wo-d News.

The case OF a Wheeling man against
Florence Powell and William Goddard
On the charge of adultery was tried
yesterday in Squire o. A. Lacey's
Court, at BenwoCd. Court was opened
al two O'Clock yesterday afternoon and
the hearing OF the case was concluded
and the decision given four hours later.
Counsel for the defense were Col. Ar
nett, of Wheeling, and Attorney Sin
clair, OF BenWoOd. Counsel for the
prosecution was Attorney McCulley.
Plaintiffs witnesses numbered five,
while nine persons gave testimony for
the defense. The defendants were
fined $40 aud costs. A large number Of
people were present at the hearing.
MIR. NJ Van Curen, of Main street, is
spending a few days at the Moundsyille
camp grounds.
Yesterday was pay day at the Wheel
ing steel works.
Thomas Pelly, OF Mingo, O., is visit
ing Ct the home OF his mother, Mrs. a.
Pely, on Main street.
Mrs MeCOach and daughter, Miss
Sallie, Of Sistersville, have returned
home after a pleasant visit with the
family OF John Newton, on Sixth street.
Miss LeOtra Gates, Of Powhatan, is
the guest OF her brother, o. .. Gates,
the Main street druggist.
Ms. Michael Deegan and children
have returned to their home on Water
street after brief stay with friends
at Floral Home, w. Va.
Mrs William Miller and children, of
Water street. after spending the sum
mer at the MOundsyille camp grounds,
have returned home.
Mrs. Frank Porterfeld. of Mounds
vile, is the guest Of friends in the
city.
a number of typhoid fever cases are
reported in various sections Of the city.
One physician stated yesterday that
he was attending seven cases. Though
the majority Of the cases are mild ones,
yet there are a few suffering from d
severe attack of the disease.
The a. o. H., of this city, at their
silver jubilee he'd On Friday last, re-
ceiyed twenty-five silver dollars. one
for every year Of the orders existence.
and each bearing its respective date
Of coming from 1873 10 the present
date as gift from the Ladies Aux
iliary. 4. 0. II. The very thoughtful
git was accepted Dy tAe oIueI Win
kind thanks.
Miss Flanagan. of Grafton. W. Va,
is the guest at the home Of Thomas
! Deegan, on Main street.
! Samuel Murns will leave shortly for
! Pitts burg to spend week as the guest
Of friends
| Services will be held a. the First VI.
! E.. German Lutheran and st. John s
! churches to-day as usual.
| The excursion To Marietta and Park
ersburg to-day will be taken in by
quite number of folks of this city.
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PERSONALS.

It's sweet to loaf in fragrant shades
And flirt with pretty girls galore;
But oh, It's tough 10 begin work
When ones vacation days are Ger.
Miss Bertha Reich has returned from
St. Louis, where she visited relatives
and friends.
Miss Lizzie Henning is visiting
friends at Round Bottom, o.
Mrs. R. Goerder and son Louis, OF
Grape Island, who have been visiting
friends in the city the past week, have
returned to their home.
Mrs. George Brown, OF Sistersville,
and Miss Ella Burnley, of Cincinnati,
left for a short visit with friends in
Allegheny after spending two weeks
with friends on the Island.
Mrs. Chas. Williams, of the Island,
returned home after an extended visit
with relatives ard friends in Cincin-
natl
Mr.. Crockard Booth, wife and daugh-
ter. Miss Elizabeth. of Texas. who have
been visiting friends and relatives here
for some time past. leave for home the
middle Of this week.
Miss Jessie Wheat, Of South Jacob
street, leaves the last of the month for
National Park Seminary, near Wash
ington City. whefe she will attend dur
ing the coming school year.
Mr.. J. L. Mccullough, CT Brookville,
Pa. who is making an extensive trip
through. Western Pennsylvania and
West Virginia. is spending few days
with his daughter, Mrs. T. S. Young,
of Market street.
Several boys who have been attend
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the house guest Of Miss Ethel Glass, OF
South Chapline street.
Kennedy Friend and sisters and Mrs.
George A. Flaccus. Of the Island left
Tuesday morning for Cambridge
Springs, Pa.
Charleston, W. Va, September TO-
One Of the smartost affairs Of the
week was an evening at whist Tuesday
evening at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
John Jeffrie, complimentary to their
guest. Miss Martin, of Porkersburg.
Those present were Governor and Mrs.
Wilson1 MT and Mrs. B. n. Ruby, Mr..
and Mrs. Il. Pr shelly. Mr.. ard Mrs. H..
/. Prichard Mr.. and Mrs. c. c. Lewis.
Jr., Mrs. Nicholas Fitzhugh; Misses
Ashton Wilson, Annie Lewis, Satter-
thwaite. Naret, Rookie; Messrs. Dali
las PAYNE, A. D. and HCOple Meade,
Jordon. Brooks and J. B. Field
Miss Ruth Mollohan entertained the
Younger society set with merry dance
Thursday evening. The pretty little
affair was in the nature Of goodbye
party. as a number Of the participants
will leave this week for the East for
furnished. and cooling ices served to
the terpsichorean devCtees throughout
the evening The guests were: Misses
Gallagher, Bess Gallagher Naret, Nell
Atkinson. Launie Abney, Nell Eagan,
Maize Couch Annie Moulton, Charlotte
Rookie, Louise Robinson. Helen Davis,
and Messrs. E. A. and P. ". BrigAtwell,
john Dana, Norvelle Rand, Clarke
Langley, Quarter Naret, George Couch,
Harold Ward. Ben Roller. George At
kinson. Gordon Matthews, Nicholas
Flournoy, Gordon Seal Hoople Meaie.
At a business meeting of the Gloon
Whist Club, held Monday evening, it
was decided that that club would &C.
cupy the City Club rooms. and under
take the management Of the City Club.
together with the Gloon Whist Club,
during the winter. A business COM
mittee was appointed consisting Of NJ.
o. Brooks, E. A. Brightwell and Henry
Lewis. TO take up important details
looking TO the execution OF this pan.
The Gloon Club will have exclusive use
of the City Club rooms for two nights
every week during the society season.
Miss Charlotte Naret gave a beauti-
full dinner Monday evening in ccnspli-
ment to Miss Edith White, Of Rich-
mcnd, guest Of Miss Helen GallRher
The board was artisticaliy decorated
with scarlet geraniumns and nastur-
tions, and covers were laid for eight
At the table, beside Miss Whitel Miss
Gallaher and the hostess, wereI Miss
Rookie, and Messrs. John Dana. Chris.
Smith, Edward Kenna and Q1arrier
Naret.
) 4 spirited bowling contest WIS held