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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-06-06
INDIANA TOR BRYAN.

cratic state convention was called 10
order al 1886 a. m. by Chairman Martin
81 TIE safe central cclr'Git &C.. Wn) in -
PRODUCED as temporary chairman
Samuel N. Ralst0n. Chairman Rail
ston sHoke at some length.
In ihe course OF his speech Mr. Raj
ston said. no man need 20 apologize
Tor lighting under the banner Of VA
Hum .. Bryan"
\ prolonged demonstration resulted.
IN WlnCh every delegate sprang to mis-
ice. ono waved his hand9. The Ch.ri-
ne Ter Bryan continu n three minutes.
rhc report OF the committee ou PER-
minent organization. naming NJ. raj
sion rs permanent chairmaTN the con-
yentiJu was presented aud adopted.
A.ter the adoption OF the rep5ft Of
the committee on credentials ana a res
oiuti1n 81 respect % tne memory 90
the deceased, Governor Claude Mat
q IVY, Chairman H0lzmal OK the cCin-
miitec on resolutions announced that a
platform had been agreed upon and jro-
cordcd 90 read a.
Tie platform begai by rcsnuu.ng
the allegiance Of ludidnl 10 the prhiri-
Plies of liberty enunciateG by JeelTgln
After Abe customary declaration OF
allegiance to the Constitution and trib-
ute 20 It's trainers, the platform con-
tinued.
I'VE reaiiirm and pledge our al
legiance 60 the principles 81
the Chicago platform OF 1896.
and commend us distinguished
cxtslCnt. William j. Bryan 10 the Lss-
pc OF the United states AS nn a0ie
staiesman. q sincere patril. and an
honest man who can SAFELY be trusted
20 Gtauu at an times for tue people ana
against their foes az home and abroad.
ANA &c instruct the delegates selected
bf l'us convention TO cast their Yates
i1r n,m az the Demo cratic convention
Tie resolution wac uaanimOIs'y
adopted
John W. Kern was nominated Tor
governor on the FIRST ballot.
The Marshall republican., 1900-02-16

NEGRO MEAT STEALERS.

The thieves, who entered the meat house
upon the e. L. Latmer place east Of Mar.
shall. while the family were absent in Kan.
sas City at the time of Mr.. Latimer's death.
have been found out and now await trial in
the criminal court for their petty thievery,
which under the circumstances is doubly az.
gravating. The meat was carried away in
sacks, and there being holes in these and the
pork profusely salted, trail was made by
the thieves. which the officers were able to
follow to a successful finish.
The stolen meat was found in the cellar Of
vacant house in East ''S,ringtown." Dick
Gibson. negro. had seen Steve Hamilton,
Geo. Scott and Jno. Lane enter this house at
different times and warrants were made out
for their arrest. which took place Saturday.
On Tuesday afternoon. their preliminary
tria, was held before Justice Chase. which re.
suited in the acquittal Of Preacher Lane. but
the other two were bound over to await &C.
ton Of the grand jury. Not furnishing hail
required, they will in meantime have quarters
at the county Jail.
The Marshall republican., 1900-02-16
MARRIAGE LICENSES.

John Moore and Minnie Dills. Miami; John
Crawford and Lizzie Johnston, Elmwood; b.
w. Taylor and Annie McCarty. Arrow Rock;
Robert Mack and Mollie Buie. Marshall; F.
ID. Vosburg. New York City, and Mary f..
Ishell, Marshall Vim. II. Hummell and Jen.
ME b. Taylor, Slater; A. J. Keys, Hardeman,
aud Virginia b, Connell, Napton; G. II.
Hartman and Anna Schweer. Sweet Springs
N. i. Lewis and Leona Smith, Marshall.
The Marshall republican., 1900-02-16
MRS. ucHrFooT NOT LIGHT MINDED

Stephen =. Moss Of New Frankfort vicinity
recently filed an application in Probate Court,
asking that Mrs. Mary l.. Lightfoot be de.
ciared Of unsound mind ana incapable Of
managing her own affairs This was not al.
together agreeable to the defendant and on
Wednesday morning. when the case came up
for hearing before Judge Bush, she was pre-.
pared to fight such declaration to the bitter
end. She won her case, as the jury's verdict
pronounced her capable Of taking care Of her.
self.
The Marshall republican., 1900-02-16
A NERvY NEcRo's ESCAPE.
Captured in Malta Bend. Attempted TO Pass
Bogus Check in Payment for Clothes.

Orlea Turk, a Malta Bend negro was In
Marshall Friday to bny clothing. He had no
cash. but did carry in his possession bogus
check for tii.so. which, after selecting se".
cral desired articles at the New York Store.
he rendered in payment for the same. 1t was
supposed to have been given by Vim. Gray.
son on Wood X Huston Bank. the carrier be.
ing very explicit as to the feeding he had
been doing Tor Mr.. Grcyson. for which the
check had been rendered him. The check
was written in very cra'npt and ungainly
hand. the amount being only in figures and
not written; furthermore II was made payable
to - Barton. whom the bcarer represented
himself tn he. and was signed by willie"
Grayson.
With these ear marks Of fraud. the check
upon being received at the Office. was immed,.
a,ely sent to the bank and Mr.. Huston advis.
cd the calling Of the sheriff to take in custody
the pretended Barton. The darkcy did not
suspect that the meshes Of the law were fast
closing in upon him aud was easily interested
in some overcoats. When Sheriff Wilson
who had arrived. remarked to Mr.. Armen-
trout that he "wsnied this man when he was
through with him, - Turks situation dawned
upon him. He was perhaps affected BY a
temporary mental alteration. or else remained
remarkably cool headed. He escaped from
ont the very grasp Of numerous bys,anders by
shedding his coat. and made dash for liber.
~. Though plate glass one. fourth inch thick
in the narrow panel Of the front door inter.
vened. he laid confidence In the absolute in.
vulnerability Of his pate and leaped head first
through the glass. falling upon the sidewalk.
He was up and away without loss Of time,
however. and though pursued by several, iu-
Guiding Mr.. Armentrout and Gus Mayer. and
the officers in the distance, he made hts es.
cape, being lost sight Of north Of town.
Threats Of using knife, restrained all whom
he met from resisting his flight.
His description, telephoned to Malta Bend,
succeeded in fastening the identity OF the ne
gro aud Constable Schooley on Saturday,
brought to Jail, the late visitor and also W. c.
Marshall, whom Turk duplicates as the one
who wrote the check. Preliminary exau,ii,a.
ton OH Saturday was waived by the offend
ants.
The Marshall republican., 1900-02-16
LIVE STOCK NOTES.

Bagnell & Tavlor of Nelson, were heavy
buyers of stockers and feeders during the
middle of last week in St. Louis.
T.. J. Irvine Of Saline county, marketed
hogs in st. I.ouis last Thursday at $500.
The Marshall republican., 1900-02-16
CIRCUIT COURT.
NO.. z.

Jan. otl,.Is sth.
Jonathan Simmons vs. Rufus Il Holmes ct
all equity. Plf files proof Of publication
against deft. X. Il. Holmes.
Josephine Hall Ryan vs. II. G. Mead ct al;
equity. Deft. II. {. Mead files separate an.
swer and motion for plff. to file contract with
drawn.
Mo. & Kansas Telephone Co. VS. Saline
County Telephone Co.; equity. Dismissed at
cost Of plf.
J. a. Robertson vs. w. B. Storts ct al; equi.
ty. Def. files written appearance and dis.
claimer.
J. +. Avery ct al vs. Leora Carpenter ct al:
equity. Cont'd generally by consent
John Buxton ct al vs Mary r. Buxton:
equity. PlH. Buxton made deft. Cause CON.
tinued.
H. G. Sparks W Unknown Heirs Of Nelson
Hastings ct al: quiet title. Cont'd generally.
J. M. Henley vs. A. s. VanAngicn ct al:
quiet title. Continued.
w. NJ. Naylor vs. H. G. Elsin ct al: parti.
ton. Deft Fisk Elgin files separate an-
swer
w. H. Fletcher ct al vs George W. liar
per; partition. Deits. J. w. Elgin, Annie
Coils, Matte Coils and r. Elgin file answer.
Deft. Fisk Elgin files separate answer.
William S. Thomas vs. James S. Thomas
ct al; partition. Decree for plh.
l.. w. Arnold vs. K. w. Cowan: appeal.
Verdict by jury for deft.. Plff files motion
for new trial.
Rosie johnson vs. Josephine II. Ryan;
slander. Plf. granted leave to file amended
petition before next court aud has until that
time to give security for costs in sum Of tIoo.
Rosa r. Lynch vs. Tobe Lynch; divorce.
Cont'd generally.
Alice Buford VS. Ned Buford: divorce. De-
cree for plff.
Mary Il. Reed vs Theodore Grant Reed:
divorce. Cont'd generally.
Jennie B. Taylor vs. Daniel J. Taylor; di.
vorce. Decree for pla. Care and custody Of
minor children.
Robert Wood VS. Mary Wood; divorce.
Deft. allowed ali,uony Of $500 to be paid by
Feb. I4th.
Acy Porter vs. George Young; damages.
Deft. files demurrer.
Continued on and page.)
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Weber. Mr. and Mrs L. c. Trent,
Bishop and Mrs. Leonard. Mr.. and
Mrs I. kearns, Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas
carter, Mr.. and Mrs. II. c. Wallace
ar. ana Mrs. J. L. Franken, Mr.. and
Mrs. J. II. BidweI, Judge and Mrs
sherman. Mrs. F. Woodruff. Miss
b. kimball, Major and Mrs. Dow
ney, Mrs. r. Miller, Mr. and Mrs.
d. Keith, Miss b. Macintosh. Mr.. and
Mra. ". j. Sharp. Air. and Mrs. J.
Pollock, General and Mrs. Penr0se, Mr..
ana Mrs Hoyt Sherman. Madam
Pfoutz, Mr.. and Mrs. W, A. Nelden,
Mf. and Mrs Mccormick. Mr.. and Mrs
r Walker, Mr. and Mrs. T. L. Os-
valid. Judge and Mrs Powers, AR and
Mrs. Seigel. Mr. and Mrs. +. W. Pack
hard, Miss Crawford. eIr and Mrs. A.
z. Welby. Mr.. and Mrs. J. Bamberger,
Mr.. and Miss Cotton, Judge and Mrs.
Hardness. Major +. c Hill, Mr. and
Mrs /. T. Bird, Mr.. and Mrs. d.
Spencer. Mr.. and Mrs. Post. Mr.. s. W.
Eccles. Mr.. and Mrs. c. L. Robertson,
Hon r Macintosh, Mr.. Woodruff,
Mr.. and Mrs. F. A. Druehl Mr.. and
Mrs. Dickert. Mr.. and Mrs. c. Reed,
Mr. and Mrs. r. ]. Glendinning, Mr.
and Mrs J. d. Spencer, Mr.. and Mrs.
l. s Hills Mr. and Mrs. Grant Smith,
Mr.. ana Mrs J. DeTn. MT, Z. Airs,
Mr. and Mrs. J. V. Judsoni Mr.. and
Mrs. A. Keysor. Mr.. and Mrs.
T. E. Calvin, Mr.. and Mrs. ".
J. Salisbury Hon. &. Q. Can
non, Mr.. and Mrs S. Claws3n Mr..
and Mrs. +. ]. Fabian. Mr.. and Mrs.
c. 5. Varian, Mr.. and Mrs. T. Geddes,
Mr.. and Mrs. McChrystal, Mr.. and Mrs.
D. c. Mclaughlin Judge and Mrs. c.
c. Goodwin, Mr.. and Mrs. W Z. Smed-
ley. AIr. and Mrs. ". V. Rice. Mr. and
Mrs. +. D. Richards, Hon. r. c.
Chambers. Mr.. A. F. Young, Captain
and Mrs. F. A Grant Mr.. and Mrs.
F. r, CritchlUw Mr. and Mrs. Din
wcodey, Mr.. and Mrs G. s. Peyton,
Mr.. and Mrs. Hal Brown.
Supper-Mr Z. Kimball, Mrs. s.
Paul Mrs. T. F. Mulloy
Ticket-Afr. George Y. Wallace, Mr..
George N. Scott, Mr. H Bamberger.
Judge Sherman, Mr. II. Woodman, Mr..
z. a. DrUehl, Mr. J. L. FTanken.
Floor-AIr. c. Richardson. Mr. Major
Smith. DR.. J. F. Critchlow, Mr.. Benner
Y. Smith. Mr.. Harry Sherman.
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Coming Events.

Monday. Feb. 19.-Whist club meeting
AT line home of Mrs KimbaH Card
Igrr. given by Mrs Samuel Woodward
and Mrs Spencer Evening affair at
IN. home of Mrs. ID. j. Sharp.
Tuesday. FeD. 20.-Kensington tea
given Hy Mrs. Robert j. Glendinning
Afternoon affair given by Mrs. Thomas
Wednesday. Feb. 2l-Card party
gwen 10y Miss BransfOrd. ST. Mark s
ra-uJal ball at ChriStensen's Marriage
of Miss Irene Merrill and Stephen Rich
ards. University club banquet at the
thursday. Feb. Entertainment
given I'll The POrChes" by Spirit Of
Liberty Chapter. ID. A. r. Afternoon
rs--rtion given by Mrs. W. H Jones.
AHafr at the home of Mrs. Ira Lewis.
Colonial party given by Miss Clara
lawson Reception given by the
Daughters Of the Revolution at the Bee
Hive house. Evening affair given by
NTs. W. ii. Jones.
Friday. Feb. 23.-High school dance
al Christensen's. Afternoon tea given
iu honor of Mrs. White OF Fort Doug
lass by Miss Forbes Luncheon given
uy Mrs, Ferdinand Dickert,
saturday, Feb. 24.-Card party given
ny Mrs. Robert Hardness and Miss
Hardness. KensingtOn tea at the home
of Mrs John T. White. Afternoon al
fair given by Mrs. Nelden. Bezique
club meeting at the home of Mrs. Fox.
Monday. Feb. 26.-Dancing and cue
party given by DIR. and Mrs John T.
White Golden wedding of Mr.. and
Mrs. Wertheimer.
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At sixtv-three.

Miss Ida Hanauer gave a delightful
Sixty-three party Friday afternoon
The parlors were prettily decorated
with bowls Of carnations and ferns
Twelve tables We're arranged for the
game. The tally cards were tiny
baskets, and as counters b0nbona were
used. The ~ ICES were baskets Of rare
design, tied with handsome bows of
ribbon.
The guests Of the afternoon were:
Mrs. &. L. Robertson, Mrs. Sherman
Mrs. Fabian Mrs. ira Lewis. Mrs. J
A. Pollock, Mrs. G. Y Wallace. Mrs
JCkr Marshall. Mrs. L2wrence. Mrs.
Bro. AIRS. Park, Mrs. Mccormick. Mrs
Fox, Mira Lowe, Mrs. Poss, Mrs Bailey
Mrs. Lindsay. Mrs Woodruff. Mrs
DOWney. Mira PeRTOse, Mrs BidweH
Mrs. Kimball. Madame PfOUtz, Mrs
Pfoutz, Mrs, Beatty, Mrs. William
Reid, Mrs ". q. Sharp. Mrs lie Grand
Young. Mrs. Wantland. Mrs. Wood
ward, Mrs. Witcher Jones. Mrs W. y.
Rice, Mrs. HOugh. 4Irs. J. H Young.
Mrs. J. r. Walker, Misses sherman.
Crawford, Cotton, Fox, Mason, Adelaide
Mason. Lowe. Block, Park. Hardness.
Keogh, Woodward, Sherman. Edna
Sherman, Young, Anderson, KimbaH.
Macintosh.
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St. Marks Hospital Ball.

All social preparations are ceBtering
around the charity ball which will
take place at Christensen's Wednesday
evening This will be one Of the bril-
liant events of the winter and will
practically close the season. Already
an attendance of fully 500 is assured,
ana those who have been so energeti-
cally engaged in arranging for the bail
are still finding a satisfactory demand
for tickets.
The following committees are in
charge of the affair:
Reeeption-Mr. Edmond Wilks, Hon.
J. T. Hammond, Governor Heber NJ
Wells, Mr.. and Mrs. @. A. Lowe, Hon
c. NJ Scott, Mr.. and Mrs, G. Y. Wal
57ce, Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. z. Walker, Mr.
and Mrs. w. F. Bancroft. Mr.. and Mrs
z. A. Smith, Mr. and Mrs NJ c. Fox,
Judge and Mrs Bennett, Mr.. and Mrs.
J. L. Donnelien, Mr. and Mrs. T. q.
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genuine old-fashioned supper and lis
tened to old-fasnioned music and stories
Of bygone days.
Those Who enjoyed the hospitality Of
Mrs. MeCune were Governor Wells.
Mrs William Jennings, Mr. and Mrs.
" J. Beattie, Mr.. and Mrs W. Is.
Dougal, Mr. and Mrs. J. \. Groesbsek.
Mr. and Mrs A. Z. Hyde. Mr.. and
Mrs.. J. ID. Spencer, Mr., and aIrs. @. F.
Whitrey, Mr.. and AIRS. George D. Ply
per, Mr. and Mrs. c. S. Burton. Mr.. and
Mrs p s Wells, Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph
Wells. AIr. and Mrs. n A. Empey. AZ
and Mrs. J. A. GTOeSbeck, Jr. Mr. and
Mrs r. V McCune, Mr. and Mrs. A. W.
McCune, jr., Miss Florence Groesbeck.
Miss Catherine Dougall, Miss Mary
Young. Mr.. Raymond c. Nayior. Mr.
Brigham f Cannon. Mr.. Elliott Kim
ball. Miss Stella Neff. Mr.. and Mrs.
George "A. Smith, Miss Ida Felt. Miss
Annie Felt, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Felt,
Mr.. and Mrs. Bull.
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Card Party.

Miss Ida Hanauer gave a second card
party yesterday afternoon which was
enjoyed by a large number Of friends.
The game was an interesting one and
at its close refreshments were served
and beautiful prizes were awarded the
successful contestants
Present We're: Mrs. Ferguson, Mrs
William Jennings, Mrs. J. L. Franken,
Mrs. Ferry. Mrs. Vincent. Mrs. Brat
tain. Mrs. Fabian, Mrs. NOllmer. Mrs
NeiU. Mrs Murray, Mrs Weber, Mrs
Carey, Mrs. Charles Read, Mrs Hemp
stead. Mrs. Glendinning, Mrs. Dunbar,
Mrs y W. Jennings, Mrs Travis, Mrs.
James Jennings. HRS. Causten Brown,
Mrs. d J. Sharp. Mrs. officer, Mrs.
Brink. AIrs. c d. ROOklidge. Mrs. J. z.
Game. Mrs Witcher Mrs. Lynn Mrs.
Johnson. Mrs. Sprague, the Misses
Hunt Murray. Weber, Thorn, Aft,
Lucille Jennings. Sharp, Read. Rock
lidge. Sadler, June Sadler. Burke.
James Moore.
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Social Notes.

Mr.. ]. r. Walker has gone to the
coast.
Mrs. Samuel Paul entertains tomor-
row evening.
. . .
Mr. s. F. Fenton left Wednesday for
San Francisco
Mr.. Everett Ferris left yesterday for
southern Utah.
@ g g
Miss Catherine Culmer entertains
Friday afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs W 2. Jermaine have re-
turned from the east.
g . &.
Miss Dern entertained the Whist
club Friday afternoon.
8 % e.
Mr.. and Mrs Jacob Moritz have re-
turned from California.
o . g
Mrs. John Marshall entertained the
Afternoon Card club last Wednesday.
8 q o
The Opal club dance Friday evening
was one Of the social successes of the
week.
Mr.. and Mrs WeTtheimer will cele-
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At Cards.

Mrs. Mary Judge and Miss Judge
gave an elaborate card party on Valen-
tine night. The handsome parlors were
beautifully adorned with red and green.
hearts forming the principal part Of the
decoration. Mrs Robert J. GIendinning
and Mr. Robert w. Glendinning won
the prizes for the greatest number Of
prOgTesSiOns. Miss Blanche Burke and
Mr. Shirley Weber won second prizes,
while to Mrs. John White and Mr..
Hooper fell the consolation prizes
Among the players We're Mr.. and Mrs.
r. J. Glendinning, Mr. and Mrs D. s.
Murray, NJ. and Mrs. Montague Ferry,
Mr.. and Mrs. ". T. DinwOOdey. Mr..
and Mrs. EIgin Travers. DR.. and Mrs.
John T. White, Dr. and Mrs Niles, MI
and Mrs. J. II. Johnson. Lieutenant
and Mrs. White Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
Post DIT. and Mrs. ". T Daily. Mr..
and Mrs. J. L. FTanken. Mr. and Mrs
Pearsall Mr.. and Mrs. William Reid.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Bird, Mr.. and Mrs.
S. c. Park, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Read,
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Banquet.

one of the elaborate events of the
week was the banquet given Thursday
evening by Mrs A. c.. Ewing. as a
surprise 10 Dr.. Ewing. The table was
eTquisitely decorated. In the center
stood a vase supported by cupids and
filled with clusters Of la France roses
and ferns. On the snowy damask were
Goiiies embroidered in roses and sur
rounded with trailing smilax and
ferns. Large candeIabra shaded in
pink cast "a soft glow over the table,
while the cleCtrOliers We're covered in
green and shaded i'm pink The place
cards were fastened with roses and
ferns. The menu was an elaborate one
and at its conclusion tOasts appropriate
"a St Valentine were given. Dr.
Ewing acting as POSTMASTER DR. Sill
Yer responded to "CUpid's Arrow" in a
Witty manner making a number of
hits at the expense Of the assembled
company. st Valentine" was given
by Mrs. F. q. Baldwin. DR.. Paden
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To Meet Miss Creary.

Miss Creary of Fort Douglas was on
Wednesday afternoon the guest of
honor at a bright and interesting Ken
singtOn given by Mrs. Robert II. Of
ficer, HeaTt-shaped valentines and red
carnations were profusely used in the
decorations. A valentine guessing con
test was enjoyed, Mrs. Robert Glendin-
ming winning the souvenir Of the occa-
sion
To meet Miss Creary there were pres
ent Mrs J. H Johnson. Mrs. J. 7.
White, Mrs. c. II. Post, Mrs. A. V. Of
hcer, Mrs. Charles Read Mrs. Duncan
McNiehie, Mrs. George Dern. Mrs. ]. L.
F'ranken, Mrs. J. s. Witcher, Mrs. VIII
liam Bennett, the Misses Mcmillan.
Forbes, Keith, Terhune. zane. Paul.
Bird, Boehner, Street, Officer.
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Informal Card Party.

Mrs. f. A. Wilson entertained at
cards yesterday afternoon at her home,
267 Canyon Road. After the games were
concluded a dainty lunch was seFVedN
Those present were Mesdames J. l.
Rawlins. Beattie, Rogers, Melissa
Sears. J. w Young, BrittOn, Liddle, NJ
A. Sears. Moyie. Gray, Give Squires.
Clara Felt. Luce. H. A. Smith, Lewis,
Taggart, L. A. Wilson. Cohen, Sutton,
Halliday. Paxman, Giles, Swan, Price,
Wiley. J. s. Wells, Hyde. Made Sears,
Ensign, Arnold. stafford Mrs. Young Of
Provo. James, Misses PaXman, SQuires.
Ruth Wilson, Efie Wilson and Alice
Lucas
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Valentine Party.

Mr.. and Mrs. James A Pollock gave
novel Valentine party. Hearts
pierced with arrows were used in the
decoration Of the DaTlOrs, while cUDids
and r0sss adorned the library. on en-
Jering, the guests drew for partners
and spent the evening making pen
sketches of the assembled company.
The result was extremely amusing, the
efforts of the most successful contest
ants being rewarded with prizes.
The guests of the evening were Miss
Sherman, Miss Edna Sherman, Miss
Crawford, Miss Anderson, Mr.. and
Mrs. G. L. Robertson. MI. ana MIS-. G.
II. Post. Mr.. and Mrs. j. A. Pollock,
Miss Thorn, Miss RC0klidge, Mrs.
Woodward. Mrs. ID. +. Walker. jr., Miss
SpTague, Miss Ida Hanauer, Mr. w. II.
Sherman, MIR. T.. =. Wicks, MI. George
Heintz, Dr.. Worthinston, Mr. p. y.
Smith, Mr. Max Smith, Mr. T. r. Jones,
DR.. Parks, DIT. Bascomb DT. Critch-
low. Mr.. Richardson.
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responded to Friendship Is Love With
out its Wings, and Judge Henderson
gave. We Mus Laugh Before We
Are Happy, for Fear We die Before
We Laugh at AL" "'The Fragrance Of
Love" was responded 10 in blank verse
by Mrs, John Game, and the evening 3
entertainment closed with II Eyes
We're Made for Seeing, Then Beauty is
Its own Excuse for Being" given by
Rev A II. Henry
Mrs. Ewing's guests We're Or. and
Mrs PlummeT, DIT Paden, Mr.. and
Mrs. James L. Franken, Mr.. and Mrs
Wilbur W. Flagg, Mr. and Mrs. F. A.
Druehl. DR.. and Ms HOsmer, Rev.
and Mrs. A II. Henry, Mr.. and MIS-
Pearsall, DIT. Silver, Mr.. and MIS-. John
Game, MI. Richard COlbUTn, Dr.. and
Mrs. Vincent Mr. and Mrs w. v.
Elerly. Judge and Mrs. Henderson, DR..
and Mrs. Baldwin.