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The San Francisco call., 1899-06-23
UNEVENTFUL DAY
At CONVENTION
EIectioneering of Ken
lucky Democrats.
Special Dispatch 10 The Call.

LOUISVILLE. June 22.-The second
day of the Democratic convention was
a blank, so far as proceedings of rec
ord go. Under the surface, however,
il was the busiest day Of electioneer-
ing and wire pulling incident TO the
gathering. Two short sessions We're
held, one in the morning and one IN
the evening Al the former commit
tees were appointed and a recess was
taken until evening TO allow them 10
work This evening, as the credential
committee had scarcely begun its work
the convention adjourned until 8
O'Clock tomorrow morning
This committee will have to dispose
Of some 800 seats. Its deliberations
will govern the length Of the conven-
ton, and if radical action be taken in
any one direction it may effectively in
fluence the nominations. The stone
Goebel combination is still master OF
the situation, having control Of the ma
chinery Of the convention. This was
demonstrated twice to-day in the fore
ing OF an adjournment
Chairman RedWine and the other tenn
porary officers il is believed Will be re-
tained in the permanent organization.
Tonight the Hardin people are busily
working on the Stone delegates. for it
is in this direction their only hope lies.
They are using the argument that the
Goebel followers are using the stone
cocbel combination for purely seinsh
purposes, and that they Will attempt
to nominate the Kenton County leader
for Governor regardless OF the tacit un-
derstanding that Stone should receive
this prize Meanwhile there is no sign
OF weakness in the combination. Stone
or Goebel may be nominated for Cover
nor and the report of the committee on
credentials may decide the race. The
makeup Of the remainder Of the ticket
will depend upon the selection for Gov
ernor.
The platform will declare for Bryan
and silver and is likely to contain an
antitrust plank
The San Francisco call., 1899-06-23

ST LOUIS. June 22-The principal
events Of the Elks' reunion to-day were
the prize drill at the Coliseum and the
meeting OF the Grand Lodge. The band
contests also attracted considerable at
tention. There are six bands entered in
the contest for the three prizes of 1900,
$3.50 and s250
AT the drill contest which opened at the
Coliseum this forenoon Captain Rum
bold OF Battery A and Captains Bruet-
gaman and HOltcamp of the First Mis-
souri, Regiment acted as judges. There
were only. two contestants-the Toledo
Cherry Pickers commanded by Captain
". H. Cook. and the Louisville Lodge
team, commanded by Captain John H
Leathers.
The Toledo drill team. composed Of
thirty-two men. two guides and three Off
GERS, marched into the arena first headed
by Strobels band. They made good i'm
preston in their undress uniforms of red
flannel. white shoes and blue caps White
umbrellas were carried in lieu of guns
Most OF their movements were according
TO Upton's tactics and were performed
with a precision that brought forth much
applause. After the drill was over it
seemed TO be the general opinion that the
Toledo company was the more soldierly OF
the two
There were orly twenty-four men. two
guides and ,three officers in the Louis
a fine appearance in their fatigue uni
forms of white. They wore caps Of
the same color and carried white canes.
This team drilled by three" and their
movements were more fanciful than those
of their competitors. The judges will
probably make known their decision this
afternoon. The Grand Lodge went into
session early to-day. with the intention
of transactng the business before il and
adjourning as soon as possible.
After considerable debate the PROPOSE
ton to establish an insurance feature in
the order was rejected on the ground that
It was obligatory on the subordinate
lodges TO assist members.
The report of the credentials commit
tee showed that 290. out of total of lZ3
members OF the Grand Lodge. were pres
ent During the past year seventy-one
new lodges have been granted charters.
A report from the committee on laws and
appeals was against the establishment OF
the office of financial secretary The sug-
gestion TO change memorial day from the
first Sunday in December 10 the fourth
Sunday in September was not sustained.
Provision was made for the establish
ment of a home for aged. destitute and
INDECENT members. A resident of Bedford
Ind. not a member of the order whose
name was not made public. offered TO
place in trust with the Grand Lodge 100
acres of land for the lease of the home.
The San Francisco call., 1899-06-23
AGER DISAGREES WITH
HAVEMEYER'S VIEWS
Says the Trust of Farmers Would Be
Impracticable, as They Would
Not Stand Together.

WASHINGTON. June 22-Joseph B.
Ager president Of the Maryland State
Grange, Patrons Of Husbandry, was be-
tore the Industrial Committee to-day. He
said a trust among the farmers such as
was suggested by Mr. Havemeyer was
impracucable; owing to the difficulty Of
getting the farmers 10 hold up prices.
Speaking of colored labor. ne said it was
unreliable because of the natural indo-
lence and Indifference Of individuals Of
the race Liquor he regarded as the
great bane Of that people and responsible
Tor nine-tenths Of the crimes committed
by them. Mr. Ager considered the condi-
ton Of the average farmer as worse than
1t was twenty years ago. but he believed
money invested in farming safer than IN
other lines of business. He attributed
the numoer of abandoned farms in the
States TO the fact that they were owned
BY non-residents.
Mr.. Ager said the Grange was not so
prosperous in point Of numbers as for
merly and he attributed the falling off
largely 10 the fact that the grange could
not be used in politics.
The San Francisco call., 1899-06-23
DEATH
OF }. B. II. COOPER

n n ONTEREY, June "a ]. B. H.
IN II Cooper. wealthy land owner
tV and capitalist of this county,
4I4 who has for the past few years
resided in San Francisco, died
suddenly last night al his ranch south
Of this city, where he was spending the
summer with his family. He retired at
9 o'clock in apparently excellent health.
but shortly afterward his wife entering
his room found him dead in his bed.
The cause of death WAS acute heart
disease.
Juan Bautisto HenriQue Cooper was
born in Monterey in 1880. his parents
being noted California pioneers, Cap
tain ]. B. R. Cooper. who came to Mon
terey in 1923, and Dona Encarnacion
Vallejo Cooper, sister OF the celebrated
General NJ C. Vallejo. and was edu-
Gated in the Sandwich Islands with
other California young men who have
since become prominent 1nheriting
large property from his father. he has
since greatly increased il, his present
estate being estimated at over $4,000
GOO. including Moro Colo, Ell Sur and
san Bernabe ranches in Monterey
County. ranch property in Sonoma
County and San Francisco real estate.
He took prominent part in early Cali
fornia affairs. but would never accept
office He was Supervisor Of Monterey
County nine years, this being the only
public office he ever held. He was close
~ related 10 the Del Wales, Leases and
The San Francisco call., 1899-06-23
MIDSUMMER GRADUATION.
Interesting Exercises at The San Jose
Normal School

SAN JOSE. June 22-The regular mid
summer graduation exercises Of the State
Normal School took place this morning
before a large audience. The hall was
handsomely decorated with flowers and
vines and the graduates received several
wagon loads Of flowers a fine musical
and literary programme was rendered.
Principal Randall presided. Rev. Dr.
Hummer offered divine blessing. James
7. Preston rendered a vocal solo Pro-
fessor Elmer Z. Brown OF the University
OF California delivered an address. Sew
eral songs were given by the Cecilia Club
and the school.
There were sixty-four graduates. incud-
ing two from the training department. as
follows:
Basse. Della II Balasm. May Frances Bird.
Blanchard Clara E. Boyoe. May Buchanan.
Theresa Burtscher, Msude Etna Burnett. Le-
more Busey. Robert Butler Helen NJ KinbaIl
Edith Clement. Mary F. Corkery. Susie 4.
Corpstein, Alice Connolly. Dott Connolly Grace
D Cuthbertson, Dora P. Din Charlotte Tsabei
Douglas, William DonIon, Una Doyle. Flora
u pudley; May r. Emerson; Bessie Fax,
Cray. Gertrude Gracy. Harhryne J. Glubetich.
Mary T. Griffith, Louise Haggerty Thana
Is /. Henderson. Alethes H!tzmau. Mary Z.
Inglis, Lucis y. kfn!stor. Nellie McMahOn,
Ella r Mueller Edith o, Mumma. Harriet
prtley. Isabel Preston. Louise :. Parker. Ma
t.lda Prusch. Maud Z. Read. Ada Vesta
Rucker. Gertrude z. Robinson. Ernest D SNOW
Alice NJ Shepard Elizabeth z. Spencer. Eliza
beth J Taylor. Harriet Toy. Bessie c Crqu-
hart. Eva l. Weymouth Edna White NJ
Louise Wiuiams Jessie P Wood
kindergarten course-Ernrna Kooser Julia
F0rney-
The class officers were as follows: Presi-
dent. Ernest D. Snow. vice president
Gertrude Gracy: secretary Eva Wey-
mouth: treasurer. Edith Q. Mumma: poet
Mary Griffith; prophets. Alice Halsey
Nellie Mcmahon. Charlotte Douglas
his evening there was reception 10
the graduates. followed by a banquet and
dance given by the alumni association.
The San Francisco call., 1899-06-23
OPPOSED TO TUITION TEES.
Alden Anderson Does Not Indorse the
Action of Regents.

SUISUN, June 22-Pubiic sentiment
does not seem to indorse the action Of
the regents Of the University of Califor-
MIA in the matter of tuition fee for stu
dents. In an interview held with Regent
Alden Anderson, that gentleman said that
at the two previous meetings when this
proposition was advanced he votoI
against the proposed assessment, and
each time the motion met with over
whelming defeat. He was unaYoida bly,
absent when the matter again came up
but he strongly faVors a reconsideration
of the question, and hopes that the or
der assessing students 800 year for at
tending the college will be rescined He
also suggested that If some understani-
ing with the Governor cannot be arrived
at in regard to the anticipated deficiency
that the friends Of the university be given
an opportunity to make up the amount by
popular subscription.
The San Francisco call., 1899-06-23
Strange Case of Edward Adds

A man was found unconscious at Fourth
and Mission streets Wednesday night bv
Policeman Mccormick and sent to the Re-
ceiying Hospital. He was identified yes
terday afternoon as Edward Adds !.
shoemaker living at Brook street, by q
friend who reported his disappearance to
the police Adds partly recovered con-
mentally unbalanced and will be held
pending developments. His friend said
transferred about $4,000 to his wife AMI
they had been living apart since. He had
been hard up recently and applied to his
wife for assistance and she refused II,
which is supposed to have affected his
mind.
The San Francisco call., 1899-06-23
MADAME MODJESKA's TOUR.
Scenery for Her Elaborate Plays Is
Being Painted.

LOS ANGELES, June 22.-Madame Mod
jeska announces during the next season
she will play Marie Antoinette," Mac
BETH Mary Stuart" and Much Ado
About Nothing The scenery for these
plays is being built In San Diego by
Thomas Moses. The scenic artist has
been given full sway in his work, particu-
larry in the scenery for Clinton Stuarts
Marie Antoinette." Modjeska will make
feature of Stuart's play that is expected
70 make a stir in the theatrical world
with Modjeska. and will essay the parts
of Macbeth, Leicester and Benedict His
part in Marie Antoinette' has not been
decided. kellerd is now in Europe and
will probably secure costumes there
Charles d. Herman, George Spencer
Wadsworth Harris and Lynn Pratt will
be members of the company The tour
will embrace the principal cities, inclui-
ing San Francisco, Chicago and q long
engagement in New York
The San Francisco call., 1899-06-23

TT CERTAINLY IS OF THE GREATEST
importance TO every man or woman who 10
p-edisposed 70 Heart Disease or who suffers
from other troubles that may terminate in
Heart Disease 10 know his her exact condi-
tion. We read OF sudden death as a result Of
Heart Disease far too often in our daily papers.
There is a method Of preventing organic heart
LESSONS there is a method OF curing serious
heart lesioas.
Comparatively innocent disorders, such as
stomach trouble or liver trouble. are frequently
the direct cause OF Heart Disease. This IS due
10 the fact that the same great system Of
nerves that controls the action OF the stomach
controls the action OF tIle heart as well.
The following symptoms are warning that
serious disease is fastening its hold upCa Fog:
Frequent dull headaches and dizzy sensations
zig D. flushing OF face upon slight exertiea
heart or irregular hutterIngs Of heart Zig.
g. coldness OF extremities FIG 5-5)- Other
symptoms are swelling ot ankles or abdomen,
tendency 70 faint. shoTsIess q breath wesk-
ness and oppressed feel$g in ehes.
Since the discovery Ot II DH 4N fatalities
<r7r1 heart disease have become less frequent.
HUDYAN strengthens the hearts action
HUDYAN rebuilds the brossn-doV-u heart
structure
II you notice any % the above symptoms -
cti-d thousands Of sufferers from this dreaced
disease-it VIII Dc much foF you ECDfAN
cures are permanent and lasting.
HUDYAN is for sale by druggists-s5c .
package or six packages for y %
II your druggist does not keep ACD1AS
send direct r the HUDYAN REMEDY co,
corner Stockton. Ellis ard MARKET Streets. san
Fra acisco. Cal
YOI- NAY CONSULT THE HUDTA$ DOC
TORS FREE OF COST. CALL OR "RIiE.
The San Francisco call., 1899-06-23
The Fourth at Mercad

MERGED, June 22.-Great preparations
are being made for the celebration Of the
Fourth of July. 1t is eight years since
Merced has celebrated the nations
birthday, SO every effort is being put
forth TO make this one grand success
A. j. Waterhouse Of San Francisco will
be orator of the day. and Miss Julia
Dixon of this city has been selected to
represent the Goddess of Liberty. The
festivities will include, besides the liter
ary programme, athletic contests. fire
works and street parade, in which the
National Guard and the various secret
organizations will appear. The feature of
the evening will be the Illuminated BIZ
cycle parade.
The San Francisco call., 1899-06-23

breeding and raising OF Belgian rabbits
for fhe market a new industry for Tuba
Cnunfv The animals when killed make
an excellent dish for the table, fact at
tested by the English and French con
This week she received an order from
San Francisco for thirty male rabbits, but
She declined 10 fill the same, as her pets
do not number over one hundred al pres
ent. Later on. however. she expects 10
be able TO meet any demand that may be
made on her drove.
The San Francisco call., 1899-06-23
RAILROAD PROGRESSING.
Spur to Bettcravia Will Be Completed
in a Few Days.

SAN LUIS OBfSPO, June 22.-The
Southern Pacific spur to Betteravia will
be completed in about ten days. The
graders expect to reaca the sugar factory
I'm four or five days and the track-leyers
will not be far behind. Last night about
half a nile of track had been laid from
the main line. Reports from the sugar
factory are that the machinery is being
rapidly placed in position, and the big
mill will be ready for active operations by
the time the beet crop is harvested Eiec-
tricians are busy putting in the electric
light plant. ard other men are clearing up
the odds and ends hat constitute the fin
fishing touches TO the great enterprise.
The San Francisco call., 1899-06-23
AGED LATTLE THIEF.
Sedro soles, s5 Years Old, Stole Cow
Rather Than Btarve.

San LUIS OBIbPo. June g tsodro
Soles OF Santa Mnfsnfita was placed in
the county jail on charge af cattle
stealing. On June ~ hoes who 10 aged
about IS years stole COW ffam William
Epperly. Soies admits his guilt but saws
that he thought the COW belonged 10 Gen.
era1 =. w. Murphy of The bia Santa Mar
garita rancho He was in need nf n eat
for persons depending 1pnn him for sup
port, and consequently butehefed The ami
al
The San Francisco call., 1899-06-23
Company B Inspected.

WOODLAND, June 22.-Maior ". w
Douglas inspected the property Of Com
pany f this afternoon, and this evening
there was a muster of the company in Ar
mory Hall for inspection. Major Douglas
is we'll pleased with the progress the new
company has made
The San Francisco call., 1899-06-23
GRANTED A STAY.
Yda Adds storke May Get a New
Trial.

SANTA BARBARA. June 22.-The SEN
tence of Yda Adds Storke which was TO
have been pronounced this morning. was
twenty days stay to prepare a hill of
exceptions and make motion for new
trial. The time was set for July 10.
The San Francisco call., 1899-06-23
THE ELKS CHOOSE
A NEW RULER
No Contestant for the
High Office.
REJECT INSURANCE FEATURE
MEMBERS ARE BOUND TO HELP
ONE ANOTHER.
Provision Made for the Establish
ment of Home for Aged Mem
bers and an Offer of Land
Received.
Special Dispatch to The Call.

= ST LOUIS. Mo. June 22-The
y Grand Lodge 2. p. O. E. which
> went into session behind closed
y doors & 10 o'clock to-day. wound
y UP the business tonight by the
y election OF the following officers:
y Grand exaiter ruler. Hon. B. II
y Allen Of Birmingham. Ala.
y Leading grand knight Charles N.
= Foote Of Minneapolis MINI.
y Grand secretary, George A. Rex
y nOlds.
y Grand treasurer. f. 5. Orris Of
y Meadeville Pa.
y Grand esteemed loyal knight. J.
y O. Reese OF San Francisco.
= Grand trustees-J. T. Tanning Of
y Indianapolis Henry Meass OF Bal
y timore and john D. OShea OF
= Lynn. Mass.
The San Francisco call., 1899-06-23
REGISTRATION OF VOTERS
FOR THE
PRIMARY AND MUNICIPAL ELECTIONS.

d EGIsTRATION FOR THE PRIMARY AND
n Municipal Elections Is now open AZ The
office OF the Registrar OF Voters. a. the City
Hall McAliisteF-street entrance REGISTRATION
for In- purposes OF the PrInzTy Elec.io1 .
re held OF August s 1897 WILL CEASE JULY
= isse and to- he Municipal Election ttO u
held on November :. 1sSs) viu continue q ard
including October Z, lsSs, When al reg1stra-
;:on viii cease All qualified elec-ors who
were registered al the last General Election
or who have registered since thar tine. AND
WHO WILL HAVE CONTINUED TO RESIDE
WITHIN THEIR RESPECTIVE ELECTION
PRECINCTS shall be entitled % vote a. said
elections without other Or additional regisIra-
tiol ALL OTHER PERSONS claiming 70 b.
entitled 10 vote al any q the aforesaid eiec-
tions must b registered upon the Register o.
the City and County eleetor of and
70 De emitted to vote Office open from 9 a N.
By order Of the Board OF Election Comnis-
J sTEPPACHER- Registrar O. Voters
The San Francisco call., 1899-06-23
Fourth of July Oratinn

WOODLAND. June 22.-Judge E. F.
Gaddis has been invited to deliver the
oration in Sacramento on the Fourth of
July and will accept
The San Francisco call., 1899-06-23
LAT. SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE
SAILED.

Thursday, June e.
Stmr Aloha, Jorgensen, Mendocino.
DOMESTIC PORT.
FORT BRAGG-Saiied June 22-Stmr Sequoia
for San Francisco.
The San Francisco call., 1899-06-23
Raising Belgian Rabbits.

MARYSV1LLE. June 22-Miss Gal
braith, who lives on the Devoe place in
Marysyilie Township. is engaged in the
The San Francisco call., 1899-06-23

ism spoken of in Paris Of which we
know nothing and which we repudiate
as an insult to our country"
The San Francisco call., 1899-06-23
Wrights Indian Vegetable Pills

Are acknowledged by thousands OF persons
who have used them for forty years to cure
SICK HEADACHE, GIDDINESS. CONSTI-
PATTON. Torpid Liver, Weak Stomach Pta-
ples and purify the blood
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-04-16
Mortunry nennrt.

The official mor,uary report for the city
of Houston for the week ending IL o'clock
noon, April 10. 1899;
April a--Justin c. White. male, white.
45 years, cerebral hyperaenla; Phyllis
o'connor, female, colored. IS years. heart
failure.
April lo-John Burton Peters. male.
white. months, entero coiiiis; Mytte
GrNens, female white. year aud Z
months, enteritls.
April ilThomas Esrls, male. colored.
81 years, phthisls; Lenora Whlttlesey. fe-
male, white. 3 years, commissions.
April 12--Jos Moher, male. white. 81
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-04-16
Diamonds.

Mr.. ] J. Sweeney and Mr.. Gus Fred
crcks, partners in the jewelry line. both
made trip TO New York City last month
and returned the early part Of last week and
It has been learned since that while away
both settled down from tho start to lay IN
select stock from the best known jewel
ers and diamond cutters. They bought
scores OF beautiful things that will suit
the most exquisite tastes, and particular
" in the diamond and, bric-a-hrac line.
Their Purchase Of diamonds was enormous.
which makes their stock comprehensive
ana beautiful Of pure and dazzling dia-
monds. II win be "A great treat 10 inspect
this variety, without limit, OF the choicest
specimens Of tswelry and precious stenes
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-04-16
Decoration nay At Coiumbu,,

Columbus. Texas, April i.-Commemo-
rating Decoration day. the Columbus Gem.
etery association conducted the following
programme at the Methodist church this
afternoon; Song, quartette. Messrs. Little
field Mansfield. Miss Ida BOYD and Mrs.
Mansfield. Prayer. Solo, us II all o, /. IL
10 Live" Miss Hennie Ryars. Bible read
ing. Solo, Mrs. Fannie Haidusek az "a
Grange. Recitation, "a Hebrew Tale !;
Miss Lavine Fitzpatrick. Solo, aJernss-
lem Miss Ida Boyd Address. George
Lennert. Esq, of La Grange Solo. "Tbs
CITY Beautiful" Miss Gussis Stafford.
Benediction.
Following this service the citizens nrn.
ceeded TO tho CITY cemetery and odd rai.
lcws Rest where the graves u HE icr.s
ana Snns we're decorated with fowsrs,
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-04-16
Marriage Licenne,.

The following marriage licenses were Is
sued during the week:
Joseph Eckert and Miss Genovefa Ru-
ger
cyrores Thorn and Ella Stafford.
George c. Wilson and Miss Lizzie Bal
lev
Willie II. Wilson and Miss Blanche $.
Iselt,
d. u. Bogg and Mrs. Estella johnson.
p, L. Smith and Mrs. Alice l.. Moncrien.
Charles Alexander and Miss Cora Ja-
cobs.
Guslavo Dreyling Jr,. and Miss Blanche
b. Settegast.
Henry y, Blssonnet and Mr.. Kate Bogg.
G. 5. Murphy aud Maggie Peters.
Dan Floyd and Mary Collier.
Elijah Foote and Mrs. Salllo Davis.
Albert Newton and Maria Meyers.
Elisha Washington and Martha Young.
Sam Robinson and Lucinda Jones.
Steve Holcomb and Mandy Hays.
VIII Smith and Mrs. Hannah Hubbard.
Albert Neal and Tanner Bryan.
Charles Harrison and Miss Annie Kel-
ton.
Charles f. Ravenna and Miss Fannie e,
Ward.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-04-16

PERSONNEL or COMMITTEES.
Ladies' who Have Charge OF tho
Soldiers unnuuet

Ladies Who Have Charge OF the
Soldiers BANQUET.
Following is list of tho members OF
the different committees OF ladies who are
arranging the banquet and promenade COM
cert for the entertainment OF the two
Houston companies that arc to be mus
tered out this week;
Decoration of Table--Mrs. Il. p, Davlss,
chairman; Mrs, Fort smith Mrs. T. W.
House, Mrs S. G. Red. Mrs. X, Nors-
worthy, Mrs. n. S. Meldrum Mrs Frank
Andrews and Mrs, W. G. Van Week.
Supper-Mrs. Thomas II. Franklin
chairman; Mrs. John House, Mrs Carson,
Mrs. Holt, Mrs. Criswell. Mrs, Kendall,
Mrs. Zeigler, Mrs. Porter, Mrs. Crane.
Mrs. Ring, Mrs Craig, Mrs Henry Henke.
Mrs. Davis, Mrs. Bother Mrs Blnz, Mrs,
Gary and Mrs. W. IL Palmer.
Tables and pishes---Mrs. S. c. Me
llhenny, chairman; Mrs. Seabrook sgd
nor, Mrs Van Week. Mrs Rusbmore, Mrs
J. w. Scott, Mrs Howe, Mrs J +. Dick
son, Mrs, Walker, Mrs, Houston and Mrs
/. S. Meyer,
Decoration of Hall--Mrs Bocock, chair
man; Mrs. e. X. Dillingham;. Mrs. A.
Hutchison. Mrs. brewster Miss Jennie
Hunter, Miss Ripley and Mrs. 4. Sydnor
funeh--Mlss Lille Porter, chairman;
Miss Mary Waldo, Miss Alma Cleveland
Miss Fannie Giraud. Miss Henke, Miss
Jennett jones, Miss Waties, Miss Laura
Franklin, Miss Jennie Price Miss Louise
| kirkland and Miss Fannie Usher
! Ice Cream--Mrs. o. C. Drew chairman,
Mrs. Crane, Mrs. Alfred Drew, Mrs. IL. Il.
Ring, Mrs G, r. Mlstrot. Miss Tuggle.
Miss Watson and Mrs, Woessner
Cofee--Mrs. Fair Mcneil, chairman;
Mrs. Harrison, Mrs. Camp ard Mrs.
! Hoencke. Other members OF this com
mitee could not be aseertained. but are
requested to meet the chairman Monday
afternoon at Temperance Hall.
Entertainment-Mrs William Christian
and Mrs. Seymour Brasher.
| 1t Is requested taht full attendance
OF tho members OF the above committees
meet their chairmen at Temperance Hall
Monday afternoon az O'Clock. as final ar
rangemenis are 10 be perfected at that
| time.