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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1899-01-28

TIE KINDLY FEELING
Between England and America Gets
Another Boost.

LONDON. Jan. 25. = Sir Matthew
White Ridley. secretary of state for
the home department, was the princl-
pal speaker this evening at Il great
Unionist demonstration at Blackpool.
Referring to the historical events OF
the past year. and particularly TO the
Spanish American war. the home sec
rotary said that while the absolute neu-
trallty OF Great Britain had not been
properly appreciated by one Of the con-
tes,antS. the English people had been
gratilcd at the good feeling which had
arisen between the United States md
Great Britain. The results OF the war
had been to make the United States an
important factor. not only In Aslatic,
but probably also in European politics,
and to bring America face to face with
home or the colonial problems and dill
cultie9 which Great Britain had long
ago experienced"
",rhIs." he said. is n serious event
for the great powers OF the world, but
It IL not l,krly to be Instantaneous
to the British empire, which gladly ac-
knowlcdccs the kindly sympathy and
the sense Of common objects ani1nht-
Ing alike the citizens Of Great Britain
aud The United States, and which feels
that the continuance OF the growth OF
this feeling must tend TO the peace and
prospertty df the world. The growth
of auch feeling IL far better than the
formal alliance suggested by somc.'
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Miss Amelia Stegman. as secretary o..
the famous North Side Woman's Club,
Of Chicago, has been an eyewitness to
the good results that follow the use O.
! this famous remedy.
For the past six years" she says Y
have had ample opportunity to observe
the good results obtained from the us,
Of Palre's celery compound as our
medical advisers frequently prescribe H.
Our members all reside ut the club
house. ard rs they are business women
they frequently fee! the need of rem
cdy for building up q rundown condi-
ton. We have Il constantly on hand.
thinking YOU may be glad to know
that Painc's celery compounr is appre-
ciated by our club women" she writes
TO the pronrletors, Il take pleasure In
sending you this unsolicited TESTING.
NAL"
Many women are in need Of nothing
but Paine's celery compound to make
them strong and we'll ard If after read
ing the many published Testimonials;
from people in every walk OF life whom
II has restored TO health. there is the
remotest doubt in anyone's mind OF It's
uncxamplcd efficacy. there is this TO be
said. that after ALL the best test Of
Painc's celery compound Is TO try It.
Paine's celery compound has never
yet failed to give relief. 1t has made
thousands OF people well.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1899-01-28
MOUNpSvILLE BUDGET.


There Is n move on foot TO organize
n cadet corps In the public school here.
The boys have held two meetings for
the purpose of discussing the question.
From forty TO fifty boys have expressed
a willingness TO jon. A committee con-
sist!nG OF Frank Thatcher. Guy Dorsey
and Mr.. Patterson was appointed to lay
the matter before the board at It's next
msctng'' Lester Rodgers was appointed
secretary 10 keep n record Of their pro-
cccdinNs until they are permanently or
Gani2cd. The boys are very enthusiasts
tic and are conndcht OF making It n
success. They expect and deserve en-
enlargement from the BOARD OF cducn-
ton when the matter is laid before
tEcm.
The county court settled with tho
sheriff yesterday for the six months end
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Observation-Disclosures. Nup,ials.

At the home of the bride, three miles
west Of Roneg's Point, on Thursday at
high room, Rev. DR., Lester, pastor OF the
Presbyterian church of West Alexan-
der, Pa. performed the ceremony which
united in marriage Mr. Robert W
Mitchell and Miss Daisy V. Robinson
daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs joan Robin
son. Only the Immediate friends and
relatives We're present. Miss Wilma
Orr acted as bridesmaid and Mr.. Ernest
jenkins. cousin OF the groom. was best
man. The bride was beautifully attired
in white organdic made over pink, and
the bridesmaid wore coio;s h !Iarnou-
ize with that worn by the bride Among
those present were Mr.. and. Mrs. NJ. II.
McCausland, Mr., and Mrs. John Little.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Robinson, Mr.. Da-
vid Jenkins, Mr. VIII Maxwell. Mrs.
Mitchell, mother OF the groom, and 9TH
ers.
Mr.. and MIS-. Mitchell were the re-
cipients Of U!aHy presents and have the
best wishes Of wide circle of friends.
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| ing January 1st. The county orders
paid amounted to slS.2a1 go The amour,
paid from the road fund in each dis
t.lct was as follows: Clay district
s3,255 43: Cameron, s1.625 81: Franklin
sl,s7S 81; Meade. sl.575 %: Liberty,
s?,4l2 10; Sand Hill, s2.2l7 40: Union.
sl,969 s.: Washington. s1,606 %; Web
ster. s2,ll2 Sc, making q total OF SIS
CAS- II.
The Republican executive committee
met last night and decided TO hold the
city primaries on February II for the
nomination OF candidates. Next Mon
day evening persons desiring TO oe can
dldates are requested 10 notify the
Committee OF their intention. On We'd
nesday evening suggestion meetings
Will be held In the various wa:ds.
Mrs. J. L. Hooten and daughterscn-
tertaincd yesterday Afternoon from
10 ) O'clock Cards and fancy work
were the diversions. Guests were pres
ent from bridgeport and Wheeling.
The county court has ordered room
furnished at the Reynolds memorial
hospital, At Glendale. for the use OF pa
ticnts suffering from contagious dis
eases who become county charges
u.
The county court adjourned yesterday
sine die. No appointment of road su-
perv!sor Tor Sand Hill district was
made.
Senator John A. Eogc passed through
the city yesterday on his way home
frcm New Nartinsville.
Miss MollIe Burch has accepted q po-
slt!on In a large department store at
Columbus. O.
John Travis left yesterday evening
for New Mar'insyille to visit friends
until Monday.
Mrs. ]. H. Hand. of Elm Grove, is
the guest Of her gister, Mrs. DR.. j. C.
Mccullough
]. F. Allev left yesterday for Linn
Camp to see his brother, who is serl-
ously Ill.
J. l.. Moore. OF Pittsburgh, is the guest
OF friends in the city.
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WHEELING DAILY INTEIIGENcER JANUARY IS 1899

bers In the first branch and fifteen in
the second are necessary for quorum.
But what struggle often to get that
number. compared with the struggle at
the polls. Maybe, It is because the ex-
element dies away after the battle of
the ballots a..ttTls
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WASHINGTON. Jan. &c. - To-day's
executive session Of the senate was con-
snmed Ia discussion OF the failure nf the
President 30 far TO send TO the senate
the dOcnneuls In his possession and on
lie in thGasnte department bearing on
the pnrlg conference
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MUSICAL WHEELING.

The musical affair Of The week was
the annual concert % the Opera House
orchestra, under the direction of Prof.
Z. ". Spell. The programme was bril-
liantly rendered and reflected rot only
credit on the conductor, but on each
member OF the organization. The solo
lists OF the occasion were Miss Amanda
Spell (plaro). daughter Of P-os. Spell,
and a prominent member OF the
Womaa's club. OF this city; Miss Grace
Summers Cviolin), ard Mr.. S. Emer-
son Genor), ard the performance of
each was worthy the confidence placed
when selected FOR the solo work.
The Illness OF Mr.. Paris T. Meyers, or
g1nist OF St. Matthew'S =. Z. church,
was learned in Nusca, Wheeling with
regret, and the hope for his speedy re-
coTerv is sincerely expressed.
The big event OF the mid-winter sea
son, for which tickets are now on sale
at Houses, occurs on Monday evening
ut the Opera House. under The auspices
Of the Woman's club. This Coming COM
pany OF Welsh singers IS warmly in
dOrsed by Signor Raldouger, Sir A. c.
Mackenzie, Mrs. Doc. London DR.. JOS
eph Parry. Mac!gwyn Wales. Prof. G.
Mendall Taylor. of Boston, the high
est musical authorities here and abroad
Everv member OF the organization is
an artist and the ensemble work Is said
10 be faultless. The Opera House should
be crowded Monday evening, as the
concert, artistic throughout. is unique
as well. to wheeling theatre-goers, moth
ing similar having been in the city for
years. The interesting Programme, sub
jec: 10 slight change. is printed In tull
this morning. 1t reads:
PART !.
tD ''Morfa Rhudilan." tb) liar
lecA" by j. E. Evans
The Welsh Singers from Wales.
SonS-''Ihc Sailors Grave" Sullivan
Mr. GrIn Davies, L. y. N.
MISS Beatrice Evans, Il. \. Vi. ''''
Harp SolO-"E'an,as!n Welsh Melodies"
- ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. -. John Thomas
Miss jenny Parry.
Ductt-"Over the Hawthorn Hedge.
49,. .......,........ ...,.,......... Glover
Madame Niles Kenyon and sfIss Dot
ProsScr.
sonE-"Leud. kindly Light" .............
Mr. 4. Armon Jones. go
welsh Melody (with harp accompan-
m"HO'-'Cwynfan Prydain,. 49,.
49,, i.i..J2ih IhoEia3
Gfcc-."yow Wv hy . Dav!s i Rs:Irin@ lam"
The Welsh Singers from Wales '
PART II,
Harm and pIarcfor,c Dret-"sccrc, NJ
Childhood. ..t............. Tohn Thomas
Miss Jenny Parry and Nr. T. I.
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Politics Is the one mighty perplexing
puzzle that never grows old, and u
pastimc containing so much bitter with
the sweet that the sour taste in the de-
featcd candidates mouth fingers long
| after the echoes Of the Joy Of the sttc-
cessful rival have died away. The lit
tic boy sports with his tops and his
marbles and rs years 30 on he takes
| up the more manly diversions Of hunt
ing and fishing, but the evil day COM
| eth after his majority Is reached-the
day OF his entrance into politics. That
one great game of them nil Is welded
to his being for the rest of his days on
this peculiar sphere. The tops and
the marbles and the gun and the rod
were pastimes for but u time. but from
the first unto his last vote man will
always relish politics. Probably lie be-
comes n candidate with more or less
success, and then by and by gives up
active participation. announcing that
he as done with 1t all. I'm sick OF pol
itics." he adds. Yea. verify, but he
never loses interest In It. Politics Is too
closely connected with human nature to
be so easily forgotten or left so by
without more than q passing thought.
1t would be unpatrlotic to say the least
were he to let elections go by default or
not exercise the boon of suffrage. but
his interest In the success or failure Of
his nelghbors is sufficiently binding and
1t alone will hold him for awhile. He
may rciterate and reiterate his asser-
ton that he is sick of politics. vet his
ageing eye wrinkles with the fire OF
earlier years when the hacks and the
banners go by. And he chuckles to
himself within the secusion Of the
booth as he puts the blocks to some
particular candidate. by the scratch of
his all-powerful pen.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1899-01-28

DYSPEPSIh-banc OF human exist
ence. Ird0ck Blood Bittcrs cures It
promptly, permanently. Regulates and
tones the stomach.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1899-01-28

Not so very many years ago. n ''re-
form" mayor was elected In Wheeling,
and this fact was the foundation of a
story which has more truth in its
clutches than poetry. The newly elect
ed official had as one Of his ncishbors q
hiEhlY esteemed citizen, a man stand
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1899-01-28

Mrs. Booth,Tucker was the guest of
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry X. List, on North
Main street. while In Wheeling.
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Octarln Moore. Miss Emma Fowler.
Pittsburgh: Mrs. Loyal Woodruff,

Mr.. and Mrs. Walter A. Williams, o.
North Main street. have returned from
New York. where they went for n sea
son Of grand opera.
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ing nigh In the community for his we'll
Known standard qualities. This citizen
was particularly anxious that the ere
form mayor should begin the good
work as soon as possible the said good
work being IN onslaught on gambling
and other disorderly houses. particu-
larry the gambling dens. He pressed
the new official TO start on the crusade
without any loss of time. and to satisfy
his friend and neighbor the crusade was
made. One nights raid OF the gamblin;,
houses resulted In 4 big police court
docket next morning, and II so happen
cd that one of the victims was Il son of
the antigambling citizen, and II also
happened that the mayo" put the fine
to the highest limit. But when the cs-
timable father learned OF it he new into
rage and vehcmently maligncd the
mayor for so publicly showing up his
son. This good citizen had no idea his
son gamblcd when he solicited the
mayors interference. and like the man
who attempts to save Il wife from n
beating at her husbands hands. the
poor mayor was raked fore and aft
across the Goals of his neighbours indig-
nation. 1t matters whose fingers get
burned.
While all men like politics, not all
like ito mix In them" The view from
the outside Is enough. 1t is therefore
difficult often to get certain citizens TO
run for office, and they refuse all men
ton OF their names In this connection.
At the suggestion meetings names are
suggested frequently without the con-
sent Of their owners. so that the orIgl-
nal batch SINNERS down to few for
the primaries. At the Democratic sug-
gestion meeting In the Fifth ward, the
name Of n substantial business man
graced the list. and although it was
printed in his paper the morning fol-
lowing. he was not aware of It until
he sauntered out on the street. Al the
first corner crossing n hibuously in
clincd individual greeted him with n
cordial salutation. The candidate pro
TEN continued on his way, but his
friend wanted 10 stop and talk the
matter over. He was dry and candi-
dates are supposed 10 shell oul-for
what arc they for IL not to cheer the
weary and give drink 10 the thirsty?
II see you're n candidate. Mr.. Grufr."
he said. "fou don't say" was the re-
ply. Yes, sir; we've named you and
We'll put you through NIL right" Tho
candidate pro ten saw the light dawn
Ing on his eyes. "Oho" he remarked,
that's the game is 1t! Well. need
your support hearty as bad us do your
wife and family. Now. I'll just put /,
quarter on the curb here and see you
pick 1t up Thcn,when the money was
put down., the thirsty voter stopped TO
reach for 1t. and the next instant the
boot OF the candidate pro ten sent him
out into the street. And the candidate
pro tom didn't allow his name to grace
The ticket any Longer.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1899-01-28

Mrs. Nelson T.. Whitaker, Of ChapIine
street. Is In Charleston.
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The Carroll club. on Thursday even
Ing, February .. will DE filled with the
friends of SiSnor Ricc1rGo Ricci and his
class 10 listen to an artistic programme
ADVANCED for the annual concert Of this
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studio. The hatterng outcome OF last
seasons is voucher for brilliant sue
cess this gear. The programme Will be
printed later.
Tuesday evening. February Z. at St.
Luke's parish house. the recital OF the
pupils frcm Miss Annie V. Sage'S stu
do ,:ill bGhtld. and very dainty con
cert may be expected.
The month OF January closes at the
Opera House with musical attraction
next Monday evening, January 30. De
Wolfe Hopper comes, with his latest
success, 1.-THE Charlatan," February 4.
The Orphcus society. uAder Prof. Hen
~ Arbenz. is rehearsinG steadily, and
Is about ready 10 date its second pub
lie appearance.
The, Waldo Mandolin qua:.ette Is
prac,icine new music preparatory 10
the coming seasons engagements now
being booked.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1899-01-28

Mrs. William B. McMcchcn is Ill at
her home on Chapllne street.
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HERE AND THERE.

stood on the bridge at midnight,
AS the clock was tolling on high.
And the clerk In the office window
Was tollIpG tho passengers by.
And gazed at the smooth flowing river,
The city and Island between.
But thought OF the bridge toll burden,
And Sigh rlpped over the scene.
And ! leaned far over the railing
While the river was working Its way
Likewise Durse-poor Islander,
Not having the price to pay
And ! dreamed OF an Island Libre."
Free as the stars twHkiirg down.
With never q charge for the Trilby
That wendell Its way to town.
And how often. oh. how often.
In the days that ARE 10 more.
Have stood on the bridge and pondered
On the toll from shore TO shore,
And have wondered. yea. how often,
II free bridges, when they come,
VIII have very much the start OF
The glad millennium.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1899-01-28

The performance OF THE Three Black
Nantes" before Lent cannot now lie
CNpected, because OF the Illness OF Mr..
Paris K. Meyers, its director.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1899-01-28

Wheeling gentlemen now ready for
continental trip are: Mr.. j. Nelson
Vance, jr.. Mr.. Will Bodley and Dr.
Harry Oesterling. DR.. oesterlrg Will
continue his medical studies abroad.
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II has been question for discussion
why men make such an energetic race
for council and after election fail to
turn up at the meetings In sufficient
number TO make quorum. Nine mem,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1899-01-28

Miss Nellie Stifel. OF North Main
street, is entertaining Miss Dlmpler, of
Pittsburgh.
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cio,ios .t Ito, from me standing of the So
OF apror Iio pn,. an, H 'ne high ability
~ nrol. herman NJ. Schockey the
Jaw, o'nus'or 81 INC allair. The societies
Pr $500 "a arr VIC MOZART ana Arion,
RAJ, RAJ n mssioeheS organizations, and the
cmhona ,,.;., unues prot. Edward Blum
fra d +, WI ~, t,e opera House orches-
ins,r,,r eeu ~ Irot. r.. w. spell, as
IN ho u NV n"s Support me evening is
I NJ NJ w aiI ausplcious one IN the German
y,,rd,,. .ro,,,u
'o''u"S eNen'''s' fepfudrv 6, musi-
cal treat will be given at MjllIgan. WI.
kin & Co.'s music rooms Tha artar
Allison Jones. soprano. or Znnesv,ia
now touring with two friends Nice Al,
Van vorhis (reader1 and Miss ,i,.,.
Spencer conrade (ninnisN WIss o.,
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COOKS IMPERIAL. CHAMPAGNE,
extra dry. Is most delicious winc. II
has delicious flavor, Keep It In YOU,
Ice chest
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Miss Ethel Bailey delightfully."- enter
tanned last evening ut the home OF her
parents on the Island. The Chatting
dish company" embraced Miss Martha
OFT, Miss Helen Caldwell. Miss Laura
Caldwell, AR. Robert Hazlett. Mr. Joe
f, r. Ncyior. Ilr, Earl Adams and Afi'.
Robert Giffcn.
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The many friends in society's do
main of Mr.. ]. Howard Mcdonald con-
graduate him on his deserved promo
ton in the Ohio Valley bank counting
room.
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The Illness OF Mr.. Paris +. Meyers, or
Eanist OF St. Matthews p. Z. church.
was learned in Musical Wheeling with
regret, and the hope Tor his speedy re-
cover is sincerely expressed
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Misses Laura and Helen Caldwell
daughters of General Alfred Caldwell
charmingly entertained at the Caldwell
home on North Main street. Thursday
evening. complimentary to Miss Lille
Norton. of Brooklyn. guest Of Miss
Mary PAUL, of North Main street
Those present. beside the guest OF hon
or and her hostess. were Miss LYDIA
Good. Miss Mamie Grub. Mr.. J. Dom
Ion Merriman. Mr.. Norman McCIave
Mr.. Frank Waterhouse Mr. William
Brice. Mr.. Robert Hazictt and Mr.. Earl
Adams.
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The Mercantile club house was the
scene OF a brilliant assemblage Thurs
day evening. Cards and dancing We're
the invitations. The managers. Messrs.
Stein. Somehow. Baer. Eraus and
Heymann, We're as usual. successful ar
rangers. The prize winners at cards
were Mrs. Bacr and Mrs. Morris Horll-
heimer. Mr.. Benjamin kraus and Mr..
Leon Stein.
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Wheeling society IS delighted 10. be
represented in Washington City by Mr..
and Mrs. Nathan Bay Scott. realizing
that perfect hospitality in every respect
will be charmingly extended By them.
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The Married Ladies' Euchre will be
entertained next Friday afternoon,
February 3, at Hardcn's, by Mrs Pee
bles Tatum and Mrs. A. F. Hustled A
delightful afternoon is assured.
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Ladies who haze consented to write
for the Easter Herald. since the publ
cation OF the names OF writer's last
Saturday morning. are: Miss ". e..
Wilson. Miss Rose Sweeney. Richmond.
Vn.: Mrs. Fred. Williams. hshcyilIc. y.
e.: Mrs. W T. Wiley. Morgantown:
Mrs. n. j. Clarke. Mrs. James Cum
minis, Mrs. Henry ". Russell, Mrs. g.
l.. Bricc. Mrs. ]. Berger, Mrs. Charles
Tancy. Mrs. Harry FranZhcInl. MrH ".
". Baird. Mrg. Harry Travis. Miss
Flora wilson, Miss Grace fIOgc. MISC
harEaret Jepson. Miss Matilda Reilly,
Hiss Nellie Sweeney PnImpr, Rich
mond. Va; Miss Mamie Moore. Ml8s
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The dance at Arion hall Wednesday
evening was one Of the finest ever given.
in the club house. Every appointment
was perfectly arranged and carried
through.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1899-01-28

! MIR. and Mrs. William L. ,Glessner
have returned from Zancsville. where
they We're called by the death of the
mother of Mr.. Glcssner. Mrs. Glessner
was the sister OF the late Mcssrs. Alex
ande" and Samuel LauGhlln. and
though not known to the younger por-
ton of this community. her death
brought profound sadness TO many OF
the older ones who knew her in all her
sweetness OF character and personality.
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Tic Mozart Singing Society will eel
CITRATE Its seventeenth anniversary on
Wednesday evening. February /. a
magnificent programme has Sbcen ar
ranged and Is apleElId delivering Lg an
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The ladies of the Charity Whist Club
had, as usual. 4 delightful afternoon
last Monday. Mrs. Frank Stamm was
the entertainer of the club. and many
invited guests. The prize-winners OF
the day were Mrs. James B. fancy and
Mrs. D. Carter List. The next recep-
ton Will be rendered this company by
Mrs. James Nei!l next Monday, at her
home on Fifteenth street.
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The reception of the week will be
given by Mrs. James L. fancy. at the
Fancy home. on the Island, Thursday.
February .; hours, to ).