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The true Democrat., 1900-06-09
PERSONAL BUT POLITE

PERSONAL BUT POLITE !,
R. A. Harrison went to New Or
leans to see his brother, Sidney, |
who is in extremely bad health, |
I. I. Lawson left Friday for Hot
Springs, Ark. as. a treatment for
rheumatism.
.-Jho'Bell and family have moved
into the Henrietta House in Bayou.
Sara: His many old friends Will
be pleased to learn thattlle does so
witlt'the,. pufpose Of becoming "a
permanent resident,
Hon. Rec. Wiekiife spent the
greater part of the week i'll Baton
Rouge.
DIR. o. D. Brooks is visiting
Frankfort and other parts of Ken
tucky before returning lome.
Judge Leake and daughter, Miss
Belle, were elegantly entertained
while in Louisville at the home of
Col. and Mrs, E. Polk Johnston.
Miss Maria Marshall attended
commencement services in Jackson,
last week.
| Miss Odette Ellis of New Orleans
became Mrs. Jno. 7. Moore Jr. ON
June the 9th.
Miss Bessie LeaEe is visiting in
New Orleans.
! Mr.. j. B.NloOre Jr. las been on, a
visit, to his parents here. He is a
handsome specimen aof >stalwart
| young manhood.
Miss LEILA Wicker is,Nt Mrs. V.
tM. Jaekson's this week.
/ FRyla4d rGastrgil s.kas ,,1etwnet
from sehQol at Ruston.
/ Chas. ..Mullpr ~EetN3ned 'fTnesaal
from %. season .ef study in electaica
fangineering. r..'is.e ,RtaN.m .,NisSonr
has'hproVctt Charlie wonderfully
in physique. as he has groWnralld
stoutened, aImostI beyond reeog
milton.
IThe Rev. Louis Tucker and Mrs
Tucker, the new rector oef Grac
ichurch and tliSwiIe, arrived Satul
day evening, and..were the gpests,o
DIR. A. L. Barrow until 'Tuesday
when they went to housekeeping ii
the Rcctory.
Miss Minerva Randall of Boston
!, Mass, was gucsTUr MIS-. oargen
Percy for Il few days. She is
grand daughter of Sam'h Dphertl
I of, this parish who in early lif
emigrated to Brazil. Miss Ral
IdaIl's brief visit cQncludeg, sh
returned to Baton Rouge where sh
= has been visiting.
The true Democrat., 1900-06-09
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Mould Not Suffer 20 Again for Fifty
Times Its Price.

amoke last night with severe; ;pamSin
my .ch. Inever felt so badly in all
my life, When came down towork this
morning I felt so weak / could. hardly
work. went to Miller 3 McCurdy's drug
store aud they recommended Chamber
lai1l's Collie, .CholeFs and Qiarrhoea
Remedy. 1t worked like magic and one
dose fixed me all right. 1t certainly is
the finest thing ever used for. stomach
trouble. shall not be without it i'll my
home hereafter, for should not care to
endure the. spferings,Of last night again
for fifty times it's prico. Il. Wilson
liveryman, Burgcttstown, Washington
Co., Pa. This remedy lis for sai'
| Francisyille, VilIeret aud Allan, Bayou
[ SaEr
The true Democrat., 1900-06-09
Mrs. Wolf graciously accorde'

Mrs. Wolf graciously accorded
welcome to the Ladies Club, OH
Tuesday afternoon. The en- ter
tainment was 10 every respect
equal to what one has been led to
expect in her hospitable and ele'
giant home. The prize winters at
cards were Mines. ". L. Forester,
Jas. d. Wood aid Sidney
Powell. Miss Mamie Bockel viii
entertain next week.
The true Democrat., 1900-06-09

: The weather and the bad, ,condi-
ton of the roads incident thereto
prevented a very large congregation
from greeting the new rector, the
Rev. Lopis Tucker, last Sunday
morning. Those present however
expressed themselves as beings. most
agreeably Impressed with him.
The true Democrat., 1900-06-09
The Metho,lists are beginning K

The Metholists are beginning to
look forward to, and prepare for,
the District Conference, which
convencs with their church here,
July 3rd. 1t will remain in scs.
sion four days, and eighteen min.
listers will probably be in atten-
dance, besides other delegates,
numbering probably twentw five.
A period of spiritual enjoyment is
anticipated.
The true Democrat., 1900-06-09
Mr.. and Mrs. A. J. Noland have


issued cards announcing the mar
riage of their sister, Mrs. sina
B. clack and Mr.. wv. w. Mains,
Wednesday, Iuue'6, Pointe Goupee
parish, ia. The bfide is a native
of this parish, the widow of David
Giaak laid ,a daughter ,,pf the late
Clifford Barrow. Mr.. Mainsfis;. d
prominent planter of our neighbor-
ing trans-Mississippi parish. I'VE
wish She happy pair ,unalloyed hap,
pipess and prosperity.
The true Democrat., 1900-06-09

The quarterly muster OF tue
West FcIiciana Rifles takes place
Tuesday evening, June 18th. .sAf-
ter muster at armory,,a competitive
drill fur the gold medal will be
held at Bythian Hall. IThe evening
will be concluded with dancing,
music and refreshments, which
will betenjeEed by "the milltary'
aud their friends.
The true Democrat., 1900-06-09

All of the veterans have return
ed from their Louisville trip, ex.
cepting DR.. Brooks. All report a
grand time, though bad weather
in,erfered will, all outdoor func-
tions. Miss Belle Leake, the maid OF
honor accompanying them, recelv-
ed much social attention.
The true Democrat., 1900-06-09

If you know any news of fer
mer residents which you think
will interest their old friends
here kindly make us the medium.
twill not seem egotistic i'll you to
do so,-a fear which makes you
hesitate to give items concerning
yoursclf-but only kind and friend
:ly,s since Your agency in giving the
information not appear.
The true Democrat., 1900-06-09

Judge Golsan, Cheston Folkes,
Judge Lawrason, Chas, Argue, i.
/, Barrow and B. Haralson attended
the convention at Baton Rouge
Monday as delegates from the first,
second, third, fourth, eighth aud
tenth wards respectively. Others
in attendance were A. Villeret, j.
F. Irvine, r. G:;,Wicklitfe and DR..
A. T. Barrow. Judge Lawrason
was made temporary chairman.
The true Democrat., 1900-06-09
That ThrObbing Headache.

Would quickly leIye you if you used
DR.. Kings New Life Pills. Thousands of
sufferers have proved their nlatchless
merit for sick and nervous headaches.
They make pure blood and strnRg nerves
and build up your health. Easy to take.
Try them. Only 25c. Money back ifnot
cured. Sold by NIL druggists
The true Democrat., 1900-06-09
Store Closed.

On account of the ,MethoIibt
Meeting, | will close my store on
t.inly 3.d and reopen it oisj,aly 18TH
Pauons desiring to purchase
,lats, ,.ste. will please take notice,
,,,sri taurIry give mU INV. -utporT
before July 3rd.
Miss HE. tEaNn.
The true Democrat., 1900-06-09

acqnaintances,of c. W.Scl,wing,'
|lhe EelI-knOwn druggist of Jackson
pa. regret hs(hGth,w occurred
The true Democrat., 1900-06-09

Is epyisl,by all poor dyspeptics whose
Stomach and i.ives are entgrf order. All
s!s SHOULD kgoM o%stlIHstt3 tIRt tRF. kbiass Nav
Liver Reu,,"ly, gives splendid appetite.
,sound digestion and Il regnlar bodily
habit that i,ls,,res perfect health and
great energy. Only 25c at all druggists.
The true Democrat., 1900-06-09

If ,you suffer fEaln rheumatic
pains, lumbaeoe, agant, or pains aof
this character, try Relief; Lhliment.
The best Eminent in t.tevworld. At
will do you good. Fpr sale by Val
erct s. Allan Bayou Sara Xii
bourne & Forester st. FranciSville
The true Democrat., 1900-06-09

Capt. Geo. PackwoOd lis said to
be.the author of the resolution to
bnilda aa,m menpFial to the Awoman,o of
the South. ,It:made. a great hit at
Abe Re-aRion.
The true Democrat., 1900-06-09

Last fall spraiuq,l. my left ',hrh,Ntile
handling some heavy boxes The doctor
J. called on said at first it w,s slight
stEain and would soon bo well, bat 1t
gfsw worse and the doctor: ;fhen- said l
had rheumatism. It. continued to grow
worse and could. hardly get aro'nd TO
work. / went to.,a drug <stqFe and 'ahe
druggist recom,nGrdeL. pq to. try CHAM
t,borlain's Pain Balm. l. tried it. asd one
half of 5O-ccnt brittle cursd ne entirely
l now reeonpnpad it tAall my eifricRds. -
y. A. Bab.ock, Erie, Pa. 1t is fer sitle oS
Kilbourne e. Forester, st. Fransisyille
villerct& 81 Allain, Bayfu Sara.
The true Democrat., 1900-06-09

The constitutional requirement
that every .,n;.gistrate. .ps"st be both
,afreeholder and, competent to read
and write English correctly is g'y,
ing some 4gsutle in the PARISH, aas
the !. two requisites are,urot always
found III one and the Same person,
DESTROYS of assuming n1nagissersFsl
duties.
The true Democrat., 1900-06-09

Persons wishing to purchase a
new piano for casltor0n the Install
neai plan will do well TO consult
Us lelo ehand. We can save them
anumhcr pf dollars.
True Demncrat; Office
The true Democrat., 1900-06-09
All kinds and colors Of shirt
waists at Lejeune's.

Orders for supperss picnics etc.
solicited BY the new bakery. Lowest
prices. all orders filled at AIRS. II.
Tempepa store.
4. Leonard.
The true Democrat., 1900-06-09
,l,aDars aid Periodicals.

The Daily Pieayune, Munsey,s,
Fyapla Ieslis,s, lIarper's, scrlbners
and other magazines, fee sale by
,Yillerct &Allain, ;,
Bayou Sara, I.a
The true Democrat., 1900-06-09

Tbe Burton House is being
ssitrl, this ,,meek, lin a,flstif
sEades ii green. ~. NNIartin; is
5bmg the work.
The true Democrat., 1900-06-09

Dr. n. A. Simmons: Liver Me'l;fiHe
sgsssses 4 good appetite, Tnn anG
gtpngthcns the St44sach, and builds up
IaIEmIth.
The true Democrat., 1900-06-09
vIGILEM,T.

BY Tom Hal, Sire of LittleHrown Juh2;s
ll9, Brown Hal 2:l29, apl Hal Pointer
d tibr dam, sassrr ny Ja6ni, 11rlIHfu.. TT:
2nd dam the "Cage Alexander Mare, ~
fast natural PAGER and daal of speedy
PAGERS, John billiard JrRbMIGhn billiard
sires Of daiusFhit Thompsons:figt,sRrp
ntatien 2,21i and M.I.eod 2:2i544 4a tbe.,lLm
.ofI9hn DiilllssshJr., hlloundrr :2H'l 'lam
By Psices Messenger Srd .dami.by Joiih
E:Randolph. ="
vigilant's fcciiM at.Wqsdvlle Fair was
mile in 30 .secoads. ines mct
| Vigilant is lfi hands .bisb, ap,l. Will
serve, a limited number Of mares. fol- tho
season 1899, at, my plantation near ~.
Francisyille, LA. Paatpre, Loo acis S trcv,
|.kptwill not hs responsible fer ls6s.
TERMS A.$'QleQ,
| ,Go0a .ftESri1rnseason.
! ,aE4 4A4 RlaqllikRpsoN.
The true Democrat., 1900-06-09

Slrn's is Tic place to get most
ier sour money. Try him.
The true Democrat., 1900-06-09

Remember q policy i'll The Pacific
Mutual Life Insurance Co., in.
ereases in value every year.
Forester, ~ Percy, Agt.
The true Democrat., 1900-06-09

Misses IsR,a,aRd :Eert Wright,
two charming young ladies from
EWest Esliciapa have beesl i'll town d
femNays assthe pleasant guests of
Mrs. N. 2. Palmer.-+Colunhian
The true Democrat., 1900-06-09

Why wait 30 years when tn
Pacific Mutual Life INSURANCE Go.
nays ,qiYi,aeads. annually ?
'Forrestcr& Percy, tAgt.
The true Democrat., 1900-06-09

D. Bickhm says some OF his
,on s smaller than it was two
N ago. PazsIeS sNo' the
amin have eaten off the tops.
The true Democrat., 1900-06-09

The Metlndis,s seontsmplate
giving ,an entertainment "for the
benefit of sl.eirs sci,arcb, June got b
The true Democrat., 1900-06-09

DIR. NJ. A. Simmons Liver MetIcsae
has NATIONAL reputation, extended over
about sixty.years, ,as a ampst successful
LIVER Rcgulstor.
The true Democrat., 1900-06-09

Ydt JUS. Sterlfs stable aud: sec
Iihe.f fine Kentucky mules he. has for
sse. :
The true Democrat., 1900-06-09

p0siae Mutual Life sInsur
i has guaranteed values.
q Z HsOrrester & Percy, Agt.
The true Democrat., 1900-06-09

, V,rrg,, Ar1pory, .,NIiss., wflteS'
sr nm. N. A. Simmons Liver Med
~ w. It cures Indigestion, Heart
"a. ,.i,,, and Sick Heaisciie' ,
The true Democrat., 1900-06-09

Ready made daek, skirts, white
nd eaSyad, at!botrom figures at
lejpunes'.
The true Democrat., 1900-06-09

i. Llool is full of life and Vitality,
!, i.,,ics yigor to the organs of the
]. n N. A. Simmons Liver Medicine
.,s.rirh. pure blood.
The true Democrat., 1900-06-09

All friends of the members of West Fe
liciana Rifles ale cordially invited to a's
tend their ball at Pythiau Hall, Tuesday,
June 18th.
The true Democrat., 1900-06-09

During the summer we are liiFtAe TO
Stomach and Bowel: troubles, stch as
Diarrh&a, Collie, Cramps, etc., for
which DR.. NJ a, Simmons Liver Medicine
is highlY recommended.
The true Democrat., 1900-06-09

!Iobf I.ojaBp4.Aas just rceeiyedfa
stock Of; all kinds of, sm'ns
Ind summer EtresR goods. such as
staEdlps, .lagns,, piqnes, 'OHet-.A..c.
The true Democrat., 1900-06-09

4 complete line of straw lats
iSsi RECEIVED at john Leieune's.
The true Democrat., 1900-06-09

Mere Coming. !:
Larger stock tlWReyer .befoYe;,at
sens aadtmere coming.
The true Democrat., 1900-06-09

,se Pacific Mutual Life Insurance
pats annual dividends, Plans
ElaItted upon application to
Forester & Percy, Agt.
The true Democrat., 1900-06-09

EMISSIONS for all the police jo-
save slmt for the member
~ 4. sixthwaGd,h have arrived Ills
~ Y ,.sslle.s arrive Undue times
The true Democrat., 1900-06-09

y,r spring supply of dry goods
.s,l,s. bats, shoes etc. at A
B.,,ls,s Call and see him.
The true Democrat., 1900-06-09

!. Stern Esq. has returned
I, y Kentucky with d lot of fine
y y. and mules. lie is ready now
n
The true Democrat., 1900-06-09

4. ], Ieieane's new store at the
Y J, \ ,be hill for latest style dress
The true Democrat., 1900-06-09
nrIlr and spice

Sugar and spice
And eyrsN thug NICE !
always be found fresh and
n inlha.gEocay department at
stan's. |
The true Democrat., 1900-06-09

Red Top Rye Liquor, Wine and
Cigars, at A. Harris's.
The true Democrat., 1900-06-09
Mrs. A. Svhlesinger .is visiting
,hel;,mother in StI.Quis.

Mr.. and Mss ". M. saacksan
open. their adoors AT ,saosalmeund
for a large dancing Aarty the 9stli
The true Democrat., 1900-06-09

Mr.. Chas. Weydert, who is in
the front ranks Of progressive citi-
zcns of Bayou Sara, purposes en-
gaging in a new enterprise shortly.
lie will open a hardware store, and
has engaged Mr.. Jno.. Bell to take
charge of it. Mr.. >Beil;is .an eex-
perienced hardwareman, having
been trained by A. r. Gastrell, the
leading man i'll that business in this
section, and having had experience
in the whole sale houses of New
Orleans. The store will be located
next door to Mr.. Weydcrt's shop, on
the site now occupied by all old
house: which wiN be torn down and
a new building erected.
The true Democrat., 1900-06-09

Jos. Slern.has just gotten in a
lot Of Kentucky miles, 4sall and
.sae them.
The true Democrat., 1900-06-09

Iwish to say that l. feel under lasting
obligations for what C'Iambcrlasn's
ugls{Rcmedy has done for our family.
Ne havesuseditin so :tpany cases Of
ssnghs, silupg, troubles and whooRiag
Ceush, and.ihhas always given, the most
perfect sststjsfassion, ave rfcel greatly
iakbts4 to $he manufacturers Of THIS
Ieplc{y,and wish them, TO please :saccspt
parA hearty .aaapks. -Rsspectfully, Mrs.
S. poty, DesMoines, Iowa. E9r sale by
Kiihourpe 6 Forester, St. FrancisMlle.
villeret& & Allaiil. lsayen Sara.
" raplaskaplc Instance f TIC
wonderful escapes from death or
injury that children .haEe, us that
sf ,one of Mr.. ~. u. lItGndersoms
children, some days age. Ahe
cllila fell down the flight OF stairs,
at their home, and at the bottom,
fell between two stplss Of ,t%aod,
either, of whiclL,would have impaled
him, had not that guardian ange
which waits Oh childhood, snatcllee
him away, so that the fall was 'he
tween and not ,ea the projection
The accident happened last,wesk
but though taldily reported i
worth, mentioning as a marge'.
The true Democrat., 1900-06-09

Miss, Margaret stirlingis: visiting
Mrs w. II. Richardson.
The true Democrat., 1900-06-09

Goods. at Jos. stern's, lower
g,saslsyille.
The true Democrat., 1900-06-09

q. 4 reported "Iousy" by
'''sr sIaaters, caused by the ez-
rain.
The true Democrat., 1900-06-09

basoa s.a 5:1o
syon ''' g:1O
.Ipa sara ~ ll:I0
or slans ,,,,sr $50
ffgs9 o'a"o -
The true Democrat., 1900-06-09

lejtanes'.
The true Democrat., 1900-06-09
TRUE DEMOCRAT

gayou sara Local 20
seoa sar" y:lO
s,ra Freight and Passen ger,
q Slaughter @ a.,o
s I,on Slaughter
-, i reported ''lonsy" by
saptsrs, caused by the ez-
rain.
r0ods, at Jos. stern's, lower
saeisyille.
!, Isienneis new store at the
IS hill for latest style dress
gasiao Mutual Life :lnsnr
I. has guaranteed values.
ssorrester & Percy, Agt.
Volres,, Annory, Miss, 'w1itts'
,nr N. A. Simmons Liver Med
y .oss.rs. ~ It cures Indigestion, Heart
IIalF "a .',isp and Sick Heaise'e' ,.
,,ii<siolls for all the police jo-
sayc slat for the member
Y sixthwaad, have arrived Ills
Y ,.ab,le.s arrive Undue times
{. !. Stern Esq. has returned
& :, 4. Kentucky with d lot of fine
il y - and mules. lie is ready now
III.
y.r spring supply of dry goods
sV ,srs, bats, shoes etc. at a
.,is,s Call and see him.
s. nc Pacific Mutual Life Insurance
iaiss rays annual dividends Plans
hpatel upon application to
~ q Forester & Percy, Agt.
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ouda p.rsblool is fullOf life and vitality
4 i,rrics yigor to the organs OF thS
onI@ pr NJ A Simmons Liver Medicine
arsrich. pure blood.
n R;ekbam saws some of lis
,,on is smaller than it was TIVE
IN ago. PpzaIe2 No, the
amin have eaten off the tops.
Sugar and spice
And every thug !lee
always he found fresh "aiTo
IN inlha.srocfyy department al
stern's.
II Joed iajaBp4. has just rcfelyeda
estwk Of; all kinds of slM'ne
I'D summer E'resa. ,goQds. such "a
i tsEdips, ,Iagns, piqpes, 'oHeteA!.e
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Mere Coming.
airs Iargerstpek tlRReyer.bef9Ye;, a
'i'siss N.Y.: Ssns aadtnae coming.
@''s Tbe Burton House ..is .,hein!
aute!al this ywesk, lin asfiati
ades ii green. ~. 'NIartin3 j
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1900-03-09
------S-<1-S-
WHEELER WAS ARRESTED.
Deputy Marshal White Nabbed Him
at Kibbee, on the ID. & A.

J. S. Wheeler, one OF the defendants In
the Tyson conspiracy case, whose unre-
strained liberty caused disappointment to
District Attorney Erwin, when ne was
first notified OF the fact, was arrested
early yesterday morning at his home near
the village of Ktbbee, and later was
brought into the city by his captor
The arrest of Wheeler was effected by
Deputy Marshal George White, who found
his prisoner asleep in bed. Wheeler con-
scented to come without trouble though
he protested that his name is not j. 5
Wheeler but A. l.. Wheeler The former
name, he explained, was only a convenient
modification of his own, that he found
useful to him in his business. The bare
suspicion that the officers seemed to en-
terrain that he had been engaged in any
thing that was not altogether right and
proper, grieved Wheeler sorely, and he
protested his perfect innocence with ro-
tund strength of voice and lung that lent
an added emphasis 70 his danials of guilt
or completely in or knowledge of the crime
with which he is charged.
Judge Speer fixed the bond that Wheel
err should be required TO give at 81 800,
and this the defendant was not able 10 do
In heu thereof he was committed TO the
common jail of the county, " here, in
company with J. M Harren, arrested on
Tuesday by Deputy Marshal Thomas, he
stiil is. Some of the defendants in the
conspiracy case have averred that they
are not aide 10 employ counsel, Wheeler
and Harrel being among this number, and
the court has appointed Messrs. D. c.
Barrow, Anton L. Wright and f. r. Saus-
sy 10 defend them
Interesting developments in the case
against Tyson and the others are ex-
pected TO occur daily and even hourly,
even before Uhe tral begins on Monday
For a day or two fine district attorney
has been hard at work preparing the case
arranging the evidence and looking after
attendances of Witnesses, whose presence
Is desired. When the case is called il is
predicted. the volume and extent of The
frauds thai will be shown to the court
win be almost startling.
Evidence that the defendants are able
to WELD at least a certain amount of
Only a few days ago the appointment OF
Franklin d. Wilkes, one of the defend
ants, who is now out on bond, as post
master at Covena was announced It has
seemed a rather strange state of affairs
that man who is now under indictment
in the federal court, charged with conspir-
ing 10 defraud through the use of the
federal mail service. should be appointed
TO position of profit in that very depart
ment, that he is said to have made useful
to him to mulct others of their property
Whether the department has been made
aware of the blunder that has been COM
mitted and has taken action looking to
the removal of the indicted postmaster or
the suspension of De issuance of his com
mission, does not appear
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1900-03-09
The New Pandora Opens the Box of
Beauty.

The old myth has fastened censure up
on Pandora because she allowed the bless
ings of life TO escape, but why should she
hoard them in her box? The error, if fault
there was, belongs to those who neglected
the opportunity TO seize them before they
got away. We moderns are watchful
Monday Fashion, the new Pandora, lets
forth her millinery marvels in the Krous-
koff store. The box of style was filled
wherever fashion beauty blooms. Paris
is pre-eminent, but whatever of artistic
millinery beauty has emanated from dear
old London on the north TO Italy on the
south, finds expression in the assemblaSe
on show and waiting for show next Mon
day. America-Savannah at Krouskoff 5
only-sees foreign beauty first Your
friends who may be watching for fashions
burst in Paris will see these ideas some
weeks later than you see them at Krous-
koffs; the hidden secrets of the Rue de la
Paix are an open book for you at Krous-
koff s MOnday.-ad
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1900-03-09
WITH DANCES AND MARCHES.
Mrs. NicolI's Mid-Winter sOiree n De-
IightfuI Affair.

The mld-winter s1iree of Mrs. Ruby
Nicolfs dancing classes at the Guards
Hall last night was a delightfully."- enjoy
able affair. The weather was not by any
means all or even iu part what could have
been desired but in spite of 1t the little
masters and misses danced is gracefully
and enjoyed themselves as merrily as If
they had not had 10 brave the cold and
driving rain outside.
There were few vacant seats in the hall
and the spectators enjoyed the entertain
ment as much as did the forty little mas
tiers and misses themselves.
The first dance was a polka. 1t was fol-
lowed by fancy dance, La Belle Senior
ita," by little Misses Garrard and LOT
ton and then alternately for two hours
came the Iancers marches and round and
fancy dances The butterfly dance by
Misses Suits, Bell, Martin, Levy, Ehr-
Itch, HayloW, Lotion and Rossignol, was
exceedingly well done and the graceful
young dancers were applauded many
times. The coon song and dance by Misses
Schley, Lotion, Enrich, Levy, Garrard,
Martin, Bell Hayiow, Rossignol and
Stuks was a pretty feature.
Among the dances byt the little ones
was THE Danue of the Howers," by
little Riette Levy, mere mite
liz hethlty white hAb plilh, VINO udllCSG Ms
gracefully and perfectly as if she were
twice her age. Later in the evening. she
repeated the dance, after having received
an encore.
The French grotesque by Miss Mildred
Ehrlich was a pretty dance and was
gracefully done Miss Enrich received
many favors. The gayety skirt dance by
Miss Mamie Martin won for her much
applause.
The Spanish Bolero, by Miss Marguerite
Suits, in costume, was one of the clev-
crest dances of the evening.
The Honolulu" a coon song and dance
by little Hattie ROssignol, was both clever
and graceful and was done with all the
air of a stage dancer. The Highland
Schottische by Miss Levy was prettily
danced, and the pretty dancer received a
shower of applause.
The coon song and dance, Down
Upon the Mississippi by seven
misses, Levy, Suits. Enrich, Ros-
signol, Martin. Krouskoff and Lotion
part of whom We're dressed as boys, was
one of the cleverest things Of
the evening. The closing num-
Der, before the good night march, was
the Delsarte exercises by the class. After
1t the little ones were served ices and
cakes. Mrs. Nicoll received many con-
gratulations on the success of the enter
tainment Her closing soiree for the sea-
son will be given the latter part of May
After the children's dances there was
general dancing from 10 until 2 o'clock.