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DUNMoRE.

Yesterday was the fourth anniver-
sary of Rev. w. f. Gibbons stay with
the members of the First Presbyterian
church, az their pastor. In the morn
ing an excellent sermon on whole
Hearted Service" was delivered. many
illustrations being given supporting
the theme. when Things Go Wrong"
was the text for the evening service,
and many comforting remarks were
given to those who find obstacles ris-
ing in their path
Rev. l.. L. Spraguc, ID. D., preached
at both the morning and evening s"r-
vices at the Methodist Episcopal
church yesterday, closing with an ur-
gent appeal in behalf of Wyoming sent
! mary. of which institution he Is presi-
| dent. A sum amounting to 100000 is
| necessary to pay the expenses already
| incurred and to maintain the seminary
! this year. of which $75 has been APP
| portioned to this church.
! Rev. j. L. Kramer preached from
/ the texts, THE Joyful Sound" and
| zone Thing Needful." at yesterdays
! services in the Dudley Street Baptist
| church. Well filled houses greeted the
| pastor at both services.
Letters remaining uncalled for dur
| ing the period ending May ). Persons
| calling for these letters please say ad-
! Vertised. NJ. X. Bishop, postmaster:
Miss Mary Evans. las Madison avenue;
( Martin Ferguson. Monroe avenue;
/ Robert p. Jones. T0S jefferson avenue;
| Michael Kennedy, pa Walnut street:
| Mrs. Tina Reiber, Mrs. Maggie Singer,
Mildred Sutter. F. w. Taylor Foreign
Marco Brecco JkaC Helena, Puhala
| Andras: Anthracite Fire company,
Frank O'Horo, Fifth ward.
The Paris Dancing class will conduct
social in Laurel Hill park pavilion
on Friday night, May II. Music viii
be furnished by Wahler brothers.
Borough Treasurer Wahler will pay
the teachers of the borough schools
who present their orders at the bor-
ough building, their monthly salaries
this afternoon from 3 To 8 o'clock.
Divisions Nos. II, 20 and 49, of the
local lodge. Ancient Order OF Hiber'
mans, received Holy communion al
st. Mary's Catholic church yesterday
morning.
The funeral of the late Mrs. Gather
Gettngs was held on Saturday after
noon from st. Mary's church. The
pallbearcrs were \. G. Hoggerty, 7
G. Cullen. Thomas Cullen. James tul'
len. Michael Gettings and Matthew
Gettings Interment was made in tho
Mount Carmel cemetery.
The members of Durmore conclaNe
Improved Order Heptasophs. No. 20
will meet at odd Fellows hall, Dun
more. this evening at o'clock. to take
action on The death of the late ED
| ward Clarke
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MINooKA.

The base ball season WAS opened Yesterday on
the Minooka grounds by a game between the
representative team and the MaroohN' ~ ule
South side, which resulted in q victory tor the
latter bv a score uf Il to 5. quite large crowd
was prc sent to witness the affair. hut 1t dld not
proyc very interesting, although some very good
nlays were made ON both sides The Mn1okd
team will have Fannisan and Duhy aS their
battery this season and some very interesting
contests are expected. Manager Murray is con
Gdcnt Of the success of his club this year,
The funeral oi the late Mrs. Frederick kou't'r.
who died Friday evening took place yesterday
afternoon al 3 O'Clock from the family residence
on Main street. services wcr" conducted at the
house by Rev. Doty, OF the South Side Methodist
Episcopal church, and Rev. Mr.. Weber, OF lay'
lor. and the TAYLOR choir took part. very
large crowd OF friends and acquaintance were
present 10 pay their last respects 10 deceased
lady. The floral offerings were costly ana beau
tiful. consisting OF white roses and illicS ol the
valley. Iutcrmcnt was made in the Forest Home
cemetery, at Taylor.
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SOUTH SCRANTON NOTES.
Twenty-fifth Anniversary of the
Ladies' Aid Society of Hickory
Street Church Celebrated

The Ladies' Aid society of the Hick-
ory street Presbyterian church yester
day celebrated its twenty-tirth ami
Versary. In honor Os the event special
services We're conducted morning and
evening. ana o.! both occasi ms the
large edifCe was th:Ggci to tho doors.
Special music was rendered by the
church choir and by the choral union.
The interior of the church was mos
beautifully decorated with potted
palms and other rare flowers. Very
eloquent addresses were delivered by
Inspector of Missions Meronsky, Of
berlin. Germany. and b. Rev. Dr. Ju-
lius w. Geyer. pastor of the Houston
Street Reformed church, New York
city Rev. William a. Nordt. pastor
of tn" church spoke at length of the
able work done by the Ladies Aid
society in the Twenty-Five years of its
! existence. and how they had stood by
the elders and their pastors in every
instance.
Revs. Geyer AMI Merensky yesterday
afternoon. each delivered a short adj
dress before the Sunday school.
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The semi-annual conference of Lat
ter Day Saints opened yesterday morn
ing at 10 o'clock in Cooperative hall.
The opening session was for the elders
and saints, and was presided over by
Conference President u. Spilsbury.
Among those present at the conference
were: Elder Edward II. Snow. of the
presidency of the Eastern States mis-
sion: Joseph Finlinson. William p.
Morgan. william Davis. John +. BairG,
Lewis Wight. B. NJ. Anderson, f. :.
Beck, Thomas p Reese. II. G. Ballen-
tyne. Joseph J. Gill, J. 7. Roberts, S.
j. Petty. Hans =. Ipson and s. q.
Humphreys. together with the local
members.
Elder Snow was the principal speaker
and his remarks were full of exhorta-
tion to the congregation. impressing
them with the fact of making their re-
ligion a daily one and testing their
faith in Christ by the performance Of
good works The afternoon meeting
vas convened at go o'clock with an
appreciative audience. Elders j. +.
Roberts. j. f. Baird and d. Spilsbury
were the speakers. the former two
dwelling respectively on the subjects
Of faith, coupled with works and the
Holy Ghost. it's character and powers
the latter on the earth in its paradise
glory and the millennal reign.
The evening session commenced at
7.3O o'clock with Il large ATTENDANCE.
The meeting was presided over by d.
Spilsbury. Elder Joseph Finlnson
spoke first on gospel history. He also
spoke on the Book of Mormon as an
fnSnirad rpcpr1 oiypn in fnI6lO1ppt m
Bible prophecy. Elder f. II. Snow, of
the mission presidency. followed.
Appropriate singing was rendered al
each meeting. Services will be held
again this evening at 80 o'clock.
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,nonia. The decreased was very popular in Dun
more, where he was widely known. lie is sur
yivcd BY his parents and tho following brothers;
Rev Francis j., OF Philadelphia; John, OF Mon
tsna, and Joseph. u studcnt at VT. 81. Mary 3
seminary. The remains will he brought TO this
city today on the train reaching here at l.5t p
m Tho iurcral announcement viii be made later,
Mrs Catherine kitoync. mother Of the late
Rev. A. = Kicoync, died yesterday mornins at
$40 O'Clock after "a ten days illness OF typhoid
pneumonia. at tho home of her son, Patrick
Kilcoyne, at Cedar avenue and Brcck street. She
IS survived 10y the following sons aud daughters;
Patrick, Thomas. OF putycs; Michael. ot Sha.
mokin; Mrs Patrick Welsh and Bridget. Tho
funeral will take place Wednesday morning at
O'Clock with services at st. Johns church and
intcrmcnt in the Minooka cemetery
Barbara Mullany the llycdr.old daughter OF
Mr. and Mrs. Patrick Mullany. ot 7i6 River
stree. d..a saturday of pneumonia after an i'll
~, n.IIr- only two dcys. The funeral will be
r.|I OIL. .."N "'.iatk this afternoon with sorvoc'
tI ,. p,... Ilhcdra and intcImcnt in The
...,IsrI ...f.... ~
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western part of the state, has returned

western part of the state, has returned
home.
J. B Alvord, of North Main avenue,
has returned from Somerville. n. J..
where he attended the funeral of his
brother.
Mrs. John Colvin, of Summit avenue,
is convalescing from serious illness
While NJ. f. Sanders and son Edgar
were driving aong North Main avenue,
near Ferdinand street. last Friday
evening. their carriage was overturned
and both were thrown out. The for
mer sustained a severe strain of his
back and an injury TO his right leg.
but the latter was not injured. The
occupants OF the carriage were return
ing from Jermyn, ana the horse
stumbled over a pile of bricks left In
the street by workmen on the North
Main avenue sewer. The animal fell
on the shafts and damaged them. Mr..
Sanders is now under the care of a
physician
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TOLD IN BRIEF.

Tn" alarm from box IS yesterday af-
ternoOn was caused by a slight blaze
in tho engine room Of the Scranton
brewery. The wood work became iE-
niteed from some hot ashes, but the
liamcs were eXtinGuish"d before the
frem"n, who promptly responded, ar
rived on til IS scene.
ST. NarY's Glen and Dramatic asso-
citation will meet this evening.
Camp i30. Patriotic Order Sons Of
America, will meet in regular session
this Avrring.
Tho members Of the Harmonic Quar-
tette club viii rehearse AZ headquarters
this evening
The marriage of Joseph Martin and
Miss Lena RCnrick both Of this part
of the city, will take place IN the near
future.
Miss Name Rompe, of $40 Alder
street, iS seriously i'll.
Miss 8ina Deitzer. Of Honesdale. is
spending a few days at the home of
her mother on Prospect avenue
jacob and William Miller, of PittstOn
avenue, and Harry Renpe, of Alder
street. called on Wilkes Barre friends
Yesterday
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KILLED IN THE MINES.

John Kurtz, of 1872 Washburn street.
employed as a miner in the Johnson
mines. was instantly killed by "A fall Of
rock at > o'clock Saturday afternoon
while a work. About five tons of rock
fell crushing his head, chest and arms
into an unrecognzable mass of flesh
and bones. The rock had to be blasted
before the remains could be extricated,
and it was nearly I o'clock in the even
ing before the body was taken to de-
ccased's home.
Kurtz had been employed as "A minor
at the Hampton mine for many years,
but owing to the improvements being
made therehe was idle until two weeks
ago. when he sought employment at
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NORTH SCRANTON.

What Next" a musical farce Of
three acts, will be produced at the
Auditorium tomorrow evening. The
scene. "Bogtown District school," is
very funny one and is sure to make
everybody laugh. incidentally, the
music will include Soldiers in the
Park" Il Amt Got Any Happy Home
to Love" Eve Waited, Honey, Long
for You" At the conclusion, there will
he a ke-walk. Those who will take
part are Misses Grace Williams. Ber-
nice COnEer, Florence Silkman, Eliza
beth Morgan Phoebe Smith, Lillian
simpson, Anna Losey, Nellie Frease
and Jennie b. smith, Messrs Harry 4.
Smith, Guy Osterhout. Lester Losey,
Harry jackson, Roy Gillespie NelsoN
Atherton, Burnham Guild, Ralph Gill
lespie Don Gulick and Bruce ShOttOn.
The funeral of Mrs. Orpha \. Slocum.
who died at her home on Church ave-
nue., Saturday afternoon, will be held
tomorrow afternoon from the house at
l.30 o'clock. Interment will be made in
the Myers buryng ground at Clark 8
summit
Miss Genevieve Emerson, of McDon-
Ough y, Y, was the guest of Miss
Florence Walker, of West Market
street, Saturday,
j. II. ArmstronE, of School street,
has accepted position in Philadel-
phia,
Miss Ida Christmas led the gospel
meeting AT the Young Women's Chris
tian association rooms yesterday.
The Epworth league of the Provi-
dence Methodist Episcopal church viii
hold a rppaDtinn i'm the church ma rlors
| for their new pastor, Rev. q, \, Cure
| and family,
| The remains of David Hayrie, who
| died at his home on Brick .aVenue
| Thursday, We're removed 10 Hazletor
| yesterday, where interment will b.
| made.
Jenkin Williams of Spring street
| who has been visiting relatives in tn,
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Johnsons mine. No one was near him
when the accident occurred, and the
details could not be learned.
Deceased was forty-nine years OF
age. and had been a resident of West
Scranton about twenty years. He Is
survived by his wife and nine children,
Mrs. Conrad Miller, Barbara, Hilda,
Florence, Hortense. Margaret. John.
George and william. Mr.. Kurtz was
member of St. Joseph's lodge, the
Catholic knights and the Hampton
Mine Accidental fund.
The funeral will be conducted from
the house at 3 o'clock this afternoon.
Services will be held in st. Johns Ger
man Catholic church. and burial will
be made in st. Johns German Catlo-
lie cemetery.
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FUNERAL OF HENRY PIEHL

The funeral Of tEc late Henry Pichl
took place yesterday afternoon from
the family residence, aiS Maple street.
and was very Largely attended Ser
vices were conducted at the house by
Rev. T.. j. schmidt, after which the
funeral cortegc moved to the Pittston
avenue cemetery, where the remains
were laid TO rest.
Thn Workingmcn's Progressive and
Rcnevoiont society and MOltkc castle.
PCS, knights of the Golden Eagle, ps
which societies deceased was a mem
Der. attended the funeral in a body.
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ANNUAL ELECTION OF OFFICERS

The annual meeting of the simpson
auxiliary of the Womans Foreign Mis-
sionary society was held recently at
the home of Mrs a. NJ. Shiffer, on
South Hyde Park avenue, and the fol-
lowing officers were elected for the
coming year:
President. Mrs. G. Il. Acker; first
vice president, Mrs. j. II. Randolph;
second vice president. Mrs. \. NJ. Shift
fer; third vice-president, Mrs. j. r.
Sweet; corresponding secretary, Mrs.
f. G. Hall; recording secretary, Mrs.
j. II. Burrus; treasurer, Mrs. Friant;
superintendent of literature. Miss Sadie
Peck; collectors Mrs. w. r. Castner
and Mrs. James r. James.
Reports were read showing the work
done during the past year, and the
| plans which the ladies have in view for
the coming year were outlined by the
| officers.
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FIRE ALARMS YESTERDAY.

A slight fire occurred in a tenement
house in Hennessy court yesterday
afternoon at 4.30 o'clock and an alarm
was turned in from Box 35 corner of
Main avenue and Jackson street. The
flames were extingushed without much
trouble. The building is owned by Dr.
Heath.
The alarm from Box 32f. located at
Maloney's oil house. on Meridian street.
at S.45 o'clock last evening. was caused
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OBITUARY.

D, ot tlc .a,l,Icst deaths OF the ycar occurred
S,t,,r.la, noon when Mrs. Frederick H. Kings
bury died after an illness OF three weeks il.'u
monia was the primary trouble, and rompllya'
tions set in which resulted IN hc' DEATH MIS-.
Kinrsburv wa 50 wears o. age and wda one oi
tho most popular Young ladies in scranton So
cicty ON account OF hcr mary charms OF NINA
and person Before marriage she MAS known rs
Mis-, Eliza JcsSup and lived here nearly all her
life, She was handsome in appearance, and pos
saSscd OF natural talents was considered one oi
the most charming representatives, oi S'lanlons :
Young womanhood In lspl she was married 10
Frederic, A. Kingsbury, at the First PIcshy'
tcrian church, Rev. Dr, Logan performing the
ceremony. Since then their mdliCd lite mas
been model ana beautiful ouc. and she lea' IS
TO NOUN her death IN almost hcartbr"lcn nus
band. and Eleanor her 7-yclr.old daughter. Be
side these her mother and two brothers ami 4
sister are deprived ui their beloved one. They
are Albert Icssup coal operator, ot Centrdli1
Pa: MAXWELL youug brother OF th, city
and Miss Amy ,Ic~,up, OF this city. The tu-
neral will take place tomorrow afternoon at 3
O'Clock, with services at the home at ii.la Mu'-
berry street. The rrnmins will be inferred in
the Forest lin cemetery.
Mrs Caroline Miller, one OF the oldest and most
respected residents Of Archibald, died AT tine home
or her daughter, Ms. g. {. Battcnbo,g, of Main
street, Archibald, at | O'Clock Yesterday after
noon Miss Miller had been IN only short time
and she retained all her faculties until few davS
| ago Mrs Miller was born in Germany m 1914
| and was in her oighty.h'th year She came ia
| Archibald with her husband, tho late August
Miller more than fity wears ago and there were
| few in the town held in norc general esteem.
| She had many OF the qualities that Won respect
| She was an earnest Christian lady vino stroyc To
/ do lrr duty and her lite was frightened with
| ndny good deeds. She WIS the mother OF tHelT,
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GERSONAI PARAGRAPltS
Mrs. j. b. Knight, of Jackson street,
is entertaining her niece, Miss Mabel
Harding. of Nicholson.
Miss Emma Daniels. Of North Hyde
Park avenue, is confined to her home
by Illness.
Frank Metz, OF Tenth street, is re-
covering from a slight indisposition.
Mrs. James NJ. Eaton,o Tenth street.
who has been i'll during the past ten
weeks, is able to be around again.
Mrs. James Coulter and children. OF
North Main avenue, spent Sunday with
friends at Pittston.
John p. Toohey. of North Lincoln
avenue, returned Yesterday from n
short trip to New York
Charles f.. Daniels and Wallace
Moser witnessed the ball game at
Wilkes Barre Saturday.
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THERE IS A CLASS OF PEOPLE

Who are injured by the use OF coffee. Re
Gently there has been placed I'm all the
grocery stores a new preparation called
GRAIN-O, made of pure grains, that
takes the place of coffee. The most deli
cate stomach receives II without distress
and but few can tell IL from coffee. IL
does not cost over = as much, Children
may drink II with great hencdt. Is cts
and 25 cts, per package. Try il. ASK for
GnAIN-O.
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by slight fire i'm a clothes closet In
the home of David Atkinson. The
origin Of the fire is unknown. a guam
tity OF clothing and the woodwork in
the closet were burned The damage
NnS lllllinp
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EVENTS OF DAY IN
WEST SCRANTON
sEMI-ANNUAL CONFERENCE OF
LATTER DAY SAINTS.

Opened in Cooperative Hall Yester-
day - Three Sessions Held-Ad-
dresses by Elders Snow, Roberts,
Baird and others-Two Slight
Fires-Funeral of William Henni-
ghan-Burial with Military Hon
ors-John Kurtz Killed in the
Mines--News of the Churches and
other Notes.
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Suits and Jackets

A number of man.
ufacturers who want
ed room to make up
their Fall garments
sold us the balance of
their Summer Jackets
and Suits at about half
prices; in some in
stances less. They 60
on sale this morning,
a very deserving lot.
$500 for Women'S Suits
value $3.50.
S8.75 for Women'S Suits
value $500.
SII.75 for Women's Suits
value $40 50.
$500 for Women's Suits
value S22.oo.
SI8.7S for Women's Suits
value $4,000.
$500 for Covert Jackets
value $7.75.
$500 for Misses Box
Coats-value S7.75.
$3.o8 for Women'S Silk
CapeS-Value 5000.
$500 for Kersey Golf
Capes-value 800.
SO. so for Misses Broadcloth
Suits-value $1,000.
S4.98 for Ribbon Waists
value 800.
These are strictly
man tailored. You
may rest assured that
we will fit you per-
fectly.
Jonas Longs Sons
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All acute and chronic diseases OF men.
women and children. CHRONIC, merry
Gus, BRAIN AND WASTING DlSEAS-
rs A SPECIALITY. All diseases OF the
Liver Kidneys, Bladder, Skin, Blood.
Nerves Womb, Eye, Far, Nose, Throat,
and Lungs, Cancers, Tumors, Piles,
Rupture, Goitre, Rheumatism, Asthma,
CataTTh. Nariococele Lost Manhood,
Nightly Emissions, all Female Diseases,
Leucorrhoea, etc. Gonorrhea, Syphilis,
Blood Poison, lndisCretion and youthful
habits obllterated. Surgery, Fits, Epi-
lepsy, Tape and Stomach Worms. CA
TARRHOZONE, Specific for Catarrh.
Three months treatment only $500 Trial
free in office. Consultation and exami-
nations free. Office hours daily and
SUNDAY sa, m. to . p. m.
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Pea Coal $1.25 a Ton Delivered

to South side, central city and central
Hyde Park. Address orders to j. t.
Slarkey, 1914 Cedar ave. Phone 66S3.
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For sale in Scranton by John ]. Davis y. NJ.
Fickc samuel l.. Fouk. II. T.. Gtiihn, J. H. Jcn.
kinS, George ". Jenkins, Carl Lorcnz, Lorcnz 4
Kocwpcl. \. W. Muspravc, H. {. >andcrson, G.,
r. Shiyer Matthews Bros
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85C yd

They are the regular One
Dollar quality, strictly all
wool, AZ inches wide, and
come in all the fashionable
tints of rose, grey, cardinal,
heliotrope; also in black.
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Edward W. Clarke, former resident OF Dun
moro and the son Of Mr. ana MIS-, John H.
Clarke, Of Chestnut street that borough, died
yesterday morning at Oyster Bay, L. l., of pneu'
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-12-22
MARRIED.
Kobcrt.-I.ong.

A the pleasant country home of Il.
A. Hill, two and one half miles north
east of Green Mountain, Thursday ev-
ening At o'clock Mrs. Hills cous in.
Miss Susie NJ. Long, was united in mar
rage to Mr.. Will Roberts. About 100
relatives and friends We're Witnesses IL
the ceremony. ut which Rev. o. ii. L.
Mason officiated. The wedding march
was played by Mrs. Guy Grove. cousin
of the bride. Light refreshments were
served by Misses Myrtle Reese. Ida
Reese. Maggie Isenburg and Grace
Gettle. The brides gown was Ugh, blue,
trimmed With white satin. The couple
stood under an arch drapery OF lace,
smiiax and large lovers knot OF RIB
bons of the prevailing colors Of the. ev-
ening, white and blue. Both the bride
and groom have wide acquaintance in
the neighborhooG. Mr. Roberts ex-
poets 70 farm the Evans place, where
he Will take his bride soon. The
guests from abroad We're Mrs. Alice
Waters. of Sioux City; Mrs. william
Long, of Marshalitown; Mr.. and Mrs
Albert Hill. Mr. and Mrs Ralph HILL
Of Albion; Mr.. and Mrs. William Nor
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-12-22
CELEBRATE ANNIVERSARY.
MIR. and Mrs. G. Nj. Coleman Surprise
Friends on Their silver Anniyer-

Friends on Their silver Anniyer-
sary.
Mir. and Mrs. q, NJ. Coleman. of so5
North First street took ,c,.as,,,,, ins,
evening TO surprise al,out fo,stv y 81 ttt.i,.
friends upon the oeca sion Of their wen
,v- tifthS anniversary. Invitations mad
Been issued earlier IN IN. Na..k Ffor \,
card party. and the guests f,r tha nst,st
rart were unaware that mere v.s,s ANY
special significance in tha occa sio,,
lspon entering ira home bo,vsvs.,, ~.
guests we're as.oundsds d learn ira ma, ma
cventswas 10 celebrate tha silver nnri-.
versary of their host and hostess Tne
decorations of the home Mere III silver
end red. sprigs of holly being also tasti-
II arranged to observe the fact of me
d approaching 6hris tinas tide. Siiver balls
and festoonings were made into t,ra-
reries and With the light effect proved
Very dazzling in beauty. oyer tassJ,s;,f
the doors were red hearts, bearing the
oates ptS75-l9oO.
When Mr.. and Mrs Coleman had re-
ceivesl the CONGRATULATIONS Of their
guests tables were arranged FOR ci,lof
which was enjoyed for an toly ana s
half The head prizes fell TO Mrs. q; w.
McNeely5 and Mr.. Il. r.. Dswnjfp r,,iIt.
Mrs. u. X. Willard and Mr.. McNceiy
received the Consultations. An he prizes
w sIe9 of sterling silver ar, ola brrats
luncheon, served in three courses. tot
LEVIED the games. Misses I,usi,ia Willard
and Marion aud Esther Forney and
Master Morgan Coleman attending is
the wants Of the guests. Ms,ri,nent suit
Table to the occasion was than enioyssj
! the feature of the evening being a cake
walk by the inilritab!e team. Downing
and Ruth.
Astho nearly all of the guests we're nm
aware that Mr.. and Mrs. col et,,an f,,.l
reached the ripe old age of SILVER yesl1
,t;pps "a ya,, ,,..,,, .a,,,,s,.,.,,. n,