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The Savannah morning news., 1900-07-01

greatly to the admiration of all femlninity
present.
Not one evening dress in hundreds Is
made without sleeves, and all sleeves,
whether casing of lace or Whit OF
Guile bandaged about her arm, come to
the elbow. While, however, these sleeves
run far down upon the arm, they en-
croach not at all on the shoulder. II
Is wonder TO the unluitiated how ehe
wizard dressmakers hold these arm cas-
ines in place at all but It is done by
some mysterious jueglery, for che EFFORT
now is TO display the whole slope OF the
shoulder and full width Of chest II is
M the moment a very pretty fashion FOR
girls in full evening panoply 10 wear a
stock Of tulle tied about che neck ana a
vast cabbage knot of the light FABRIC
massed under one ear.
Two of the newest card cases that one
saes I'm use everywhere are, first, an en-
,,oion1 of suede. or silk, or satin. This
e cut square, like IL letter envelope, win
!, broad flap folding over in point or
a., .vo rounding maps. each buttoned down
70 the case itself by cabochon stone
go, en- gold or silver. Another is IN the
conventional card case form. but OF the
snest finished leather richly fooled IN en-
,,re designs. Numbers Of women who
profess the full skirts, long snoulaeF AnS
The Savannah morning news., 1900-07-01

handle ending In a gilt ramshorn, and all
the inside of the silken dome lined with
cream liberty tissue, frilied about with
narrow blonde lace, so that 1t seemed as II
a cloud of some fairy texture hoaIed In
side the canopy
That is The way. however with all the
newest parasols. Many OF them are lined
with accordion pleated chiffon, silk mus
lin, and even the finest tulle. This lining
does not reach quite to the rib edge OF
the silk, but is drawn full over the wire
The Savannah morning news., 1900-07-01

It is a medicine for weak women. 1t Is a
purely vegetable medicine and can be
taken by the most delicate, Kidney Dis
eases, Rheumatism and ell diseases OF tn
Blood. Stomach and nerves soon succum'
TO its wonderful effects upon the human
system. Thousands of people in Georgia
recommend 1t. Price s1.eo.
QUAKER PAIN BALM is the medicir
that the Quaker Doctor made all of mis-
wonderful quick cures with. It's a new
and wonderful medicine for Neuralgia
Toothache, Backache. Rheumatism
SpraIns, Pain in Bowels; in fact. al pain
can be relieved by it. Price Csc and SOC
QUAKER WHITE WONDER SOAP. a
medlcated soap for the skin, scalp and
complexion Price l0c a cake.
QUAKER HEALING SALVE, a vese-
table ointment for the cure OF letter. &C.
zerna and eruptions of the skin. Price
l0c a box.
FOR SALE BY ALL DRUGGISTS.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-07-01
MoZLEY's LEMON ELIXIR.
REGULATES THE LIVER. STOMACH
BOWELS AND KIDNEYS.

For biliousness, constipation, and ma
laria.
For indigestion, sick and nervous head
ache.
For sleeplessness, nervousness, hear
failure, and n rvous prostration
FOR fever, chils, debility and kidney
dlseas S take Lemon Elixir.
Ladies, for ma ural and thorough or
garlic gulation take Lemon Elixir.
SOC and 81 at druggists.
Prepared only by Dr. H. Motley, A.
lanta, Ga.
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From the New Orleans Times-Democrat
"a very curious thing about the Chinese
is their Indifference to pain" said DIR. z.
z. Simmons. the veteran missionary of
Canton, who was in the city a few days
ago. eve do a great deal of surgical
work in the great City Hospital conduct
ed by the united missions at Canton, and
1t was at first supposed that there would
be endless trouble in persuading the ma
tives to take anaesthetics. but the doctors
found, to their surprise, that anaesthetics
were rarely needed, and that their pa
The Savannah morning news., 1900-07-01
The QuakGrs Are
Honest People.

The Quaker Herl
Tonic is not only a
blood purifier, but a
Blood maker fog
Pale, Weak and De-
bilitated people who
have not strength
nor blood It acts as
a tonic, 1t regulates
digestion. cures dyS-
pepsia and lends
strength and tone to
the nervous system
The Savannah morning news., 1900-07-01
Ilents endnred lhe mol serlous onera Mons

TENTS endured the most serious operations
without finching the fraction OF an inch.
The average Chinaman will assume the
required position and hold it like a statue.
When che knife touches his flesh he be-
gins a slight monoionous moan anil
keeps It uD until the ordeal Is over, but
he gives no other Indication OF pain
Whether this is due to nerve-bluntness or
sto4csm, or combination OF both. / have
never been able 90 determine, but the fact
remains that the Canton hospital uses
less chloroform or ether than any other
large Institution Of tho kind on earth"
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On top of the ladys lovely silvery hair
sat a hat of mauve crin bound about the
crown with one hand of black velvet,
which seemed to be the stronghold of
pair of very downy plum5s Of dalk.ing blue
that nodded directly in front White
gloves, 1t was observed, were worn with
this. They were fastened at the wrist by
two very big dark blue pearl buttons, and
stitched in a tone of blue to match on
either back. When the luncheon was over
and the lady rose she unfuried an extreme
ly charming sunshade of blue taffeta. the
The Savannah morning news., 1900-07-01

residents of the aquarium, wore a pale
tan linen suit piped in blue. The girdle
of stitched blue linen caught her just I'M
der the arms and her hat was of tan
linen, trimmed with stitched blue linen
bows. On a day when the mercury touch
ed the blood heat mark. she looked the
coolest and most suitably dressed little
woman in the languid and perspiring
crowd Rachel Dunning.
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A radiant vision at one of Ambassador
Porters Ginner parties the other evening
vas Miss Goelet in white chiffon, pow
dered with tiny silver crescents. Her skirt
in font had just the merest quilting of
lisse and lace at the foot.
At the sides this quilting grew
TO full but narrow frill, while out on
the edge of her train 1t broke into
fiounce ten inches wide, and full as che
gathering thread could draw it, so that
as she walked wide wake of foamy
white cured about her Louis Quinz heels
The Savannah morning news., 1900-07-01
GRATITUDE.

DR.. H. Mozley-Dear Sir: Since using
your Lemon Elixir l have never had an
other at, ack of those fearful SICK head
aches, and thank God that have at las
found a medicine that will cure those
awful sp lis. Mrs. r ia W. Jones.
Parkersburg, w. Va.
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,,ozLEY,s LEMON ELIXIR

Cured my husband, who was afflicted for
years with large ulcers on his leg. and
was GU ed aft n using two bottles; and
cured a f!iend whom tho COO ors had Civ
en- up TO die. who had suffered for v airs
with indiges ton and nervous pros;rat on
Mrs. E. A. Beville.
Woodstock Ala.
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apt. Francis Martin Of Detroit, Mich

--N"I'' = "IIVIo -IIT w u IIV0TVIIi 1IIVII,s
who recently celebrated his one hundredth
anniversary, is the eldest naval officer in
the United States He was a second Gu
tenant six years before Admiral Dewey
was born. He entered the government
service in 1881, and received his first COM
mission from Andrew jackson.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-07-01
MozLEY's LEMON ELIXIR.

l suffered with indigestion and dysen-
terry fer two long years. heard OF Lemon
Elixir; goi it, taken seven bottles and am
now a W II man. Harry Adams,
No. 1881 First avenue, Birmingham Ala.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-07-01

For nervous and sick headaches, fndi-
ges ion, bil'ousness and constlpa' on (of
which have been great suffer r. have
never found. a medicine that would give
such pleasant prompt and permanent re-
lief as DR.. Il. NJ azley's Lemon Elixir.
J. p. Saw'ell Griffin Ca,
Publisher Morning Call.-ad.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-07-01

BLACK AND WHITE SILK GOWN,
belt and two little tabs of tourquois blue,
yoke and vest OF white. The skirt is ldii
in pleasts making the stripes run together
at top and gradually widen, and are he'd
down by rows of stitching smart cos
tune in which Mrs. Ogden Mills was seen
al the Hotel Ritz, Paris.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-07-01
WE[[-DRESSED AMERICANS IN paris.
Mrs. Potter Palmer, Mrs. Ogden Mills and
MRS t w. WI EA M oit Some Exquisite Toll
e's while Visiting the Big Fair

Rapidly Theirod
YARD on the lie Fiat
Niouu' and
Gard cnses-FashiOns Or Children Arc So'e"eS in
Than Before
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'sUT-.. esuuqo eluq
SOP uI,. '6ld9I Sul SEN ..'oNn 30 uem
q uI., epnlpsID o. 6IomaW pIvs ..5psII
-suu sIs sA IelJv SAlI On Ivqs eISgMn-
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At the Ambassador,s Dinner.

ruffies. making in all a train sometimes a
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-02-25
nI.AINE SOCIAL NEWS.

BLAINE, Feb, sA--So prettier wedding
has been witnessed In Blaine than that
which united Mr.. Burdatte L. Williams and
Miss lola Loomis The ceremony was per
formed at O'clock "Wednesday morning
by Rev. II. u. Nevins and was witnessed
by ~sventy-fve invited guests. The rectory
OF christ's church. whore the wedding took
place. was beautifully decorated In red aud
were great vases OF SAlla lilies. Overhead
was a true lovers knot and around all.
making II look like a fairy bower. were
massed the long waving palm-like native
ferns The bride WAS gowned in white
moussoline de sole, over white silk. vita
veil OF tulle ana carried red roses The
little maid OF honor Miss winaua Glen.
wore a gown OF pink crepe de chine and a
wreath Of carnations aud carried white
roses and sHiilax. After the ceremony tho
bride and groom took thu morning train
for Seattle Mr. Williams II a well known
business man OF this community being a
member of the csnncry Arm OF Young q
Williams and Mrs Williams Is the only
daughter OF Mr. aud Mra G. 4 LOOMS and
a remarkably popular aud highly esteemed
younx lady.
Miss wadhams is visiting friends In Van.
sorvcr. IA. c.
The Tive step Ciab gave another OF its
popular dances Thursday evening
The ladies ~ the Congregational church
gave a Martha Washington supper at the
i. O o. r. hail on Thursday evening
Mr.. Arthur wadhams returned Monday
from California. He spent the winter Al
raso de Robes
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SNoUOMIsfT Feb. s4--society has been
rather quiet this week owing. no DOUBT.
TO she presence Of a theatrical company
which played three engagements the be-
ginning OF the week
Tae Hiyu Wswa Club met this week With
Mrs Ennis The theme Tor discussion be-
ing The Chafing DISH each member
contributed some chaang dish recipe for
her share OF the programme Interesting
papers followed on various subjects
The Mothers Child Study Club met
Monday with Mrs. William Hubert. and a
very enjoyable and interesting meeting
Was had
The largest affair Of the week was the
masquerade OF Court Monte CTisto, For
esters OF America on February e Cath
cart hall had been secured fer II ana was
packed TO the utmost, over 100 couples
heinz present
Or. and Mrs stryker and Miss Hatton
left Saturday for visit az Portland.
They will be gone about ten days.
Mr.. Lou Powell arrived from the East
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VANCOUVER, n. C., SOCIETY.

VANCOUVER, II. c., Feb. 4.-The fire.
mems ball In the city hall on Thursday
evening was the event of the week. This
Is the third annual ball given by the
firemen, with the aid of the members of
the police force. and 1t was easily the
greatest success ever scored In this city.
There were over 140 couples in the grand
march. which was led by Mayor Garden.
with Alderman Wood, chairman OF the
police and fire committee. following
The supper was served In the basement
of the hall. over the decoration of which
several days had been spent. Ever
greens, flags and Chinese lanterns. with
samples of firemen's paraphernalia. COM
biBed to give the room delightful APP
pearance.
The ball given by the Vancouver Club
in honor of the opening of the new bill
Hard rooms was held on Friday evening
The attendance was large. many guests
coming from Victoria. including the mem
bers Of the Ladies' Hockey Club. The
supper was exceptionally elaborate. and
all through the entertainment was the
most successful ever given at the club.
The Ladies' Hockey Club will give
ball in honor Of the Victoria hockey play
crs on Monday night in the Hotel Van
couver.
Hon. C. H. Macintosh with Mrs. Mac
kintosh and Mrs. castellaine, their daugh-
and will be in the city for several weeks
Mrs. Benson, wife of Mai. Benson, who
Is the new district officer commanding
sent from Ottawa recently. passed
through the city on Wednesday on her
way to joir her husband at Victoria She
Il weIl-known society leader of Toronto.
Mrs. Rogers. OF Broughton street, gave
very enjoyable tea on Thursday even
ing. and a euchre party on Saturday
evening.
Mrs Stoess, OF Butte street. gave
small tea on Sunday afternoon.
Miss Florence Southcott. formerly a
teacher In the Fairview school, and Mr.
=. M Evelegh. of this city. were married
on Wednesday evening. They have gone
TO Seattle on their wedding tour. An
other newly married couple who nre
touring Puget sound cities are Mr. and
Mrs. J. Fl. Diamond. Their marriage
took place at New Westminster on We'd
nesday. The bride was Miss f.. Leamy,
belle OF the town. who was born in
the Royal city.
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EVERETT SOCIAL NEWS.

EVERETT, Feb o4--On Tuesday even
Ing pleasant party was given at the
residence OF Mr.. q. W. Kirk. on Colby
avenue. The evening was spent ut games,
and refreshments were served.
Mr.. and Mrs. o. Alge entertained at
dinner and cards Wednesday In honor OF
Mrs. A. q. Parsons and Mr.. and Mrs.
Henry Friday.
Mrs W. Il. ssockbrfdgs was IN stan.
wood visiting at the homo OF her brother
who was III, the nrst OF the week
Mr.. J. q. F'airfowl. of New Whatcom,
was In the city few days last tweek.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. l.. Haguewood and
daughter. Of Tennessee. who have been
In the city for . short time viii leave
"Wednesday to spend the spring In South
ern California
Miss Blaylock. OF walla walla, Is visit
ing at the homo of Mr.. and Mrs. W. c.
COX.
Miss Sadie Mix entertained party OF
young friends at her home on Wctmore
avenue. on "wednesday evening.
r.. 8. Bronson was In the city last week,
visiting at the home Of his daughter, Mrs.
" ]. Pearse.
Mrs. a. NJ Kennedy entertained at tea
last week In honor OF Mrs Mcfarland and
Mrs wheeler DE r. Edwards. who have
recently returned from a visit East
Fred r. Pape. OF Mount Vernon. was IN
the city Thursday.
capt ]. r. sherferr returned from a trip
down the Sound Wednesday.
Mrs. Walter Thornton was in snohomish
Friday.
Mr.. A. D. Stevenson was over At Eliens-
burg last week
Mr.. Samuel J. Jensen has returned from
Greenwood. u. c.. where he has been the
year past.
Mr.. Harry wes;land. OF dalena, is In the
city
Mira u. 3. Winchester, OF snohomish. IL
the guest Of Mrs. X, Is. Hassell
On Tuesday evening the ladies' OF tho
Catholic church gave a supper at rraternai
hah. which was well patronized
On Monday evening Hazel Klrke" win
bs given AT the Central opera house. The
cast II made up entirely OF local talent.
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BRnMERroN SOCIAL NOTES.

BHEMERTON, Feb. A--The forty FIRST
birthday OF Mr.. Fred Soggs was made
ntemor able to him by many Of his friends
giving him surprise party A delicious
supper was served after which the quests
amused themselves at dancing Those
present included Mr. and Mrs G. r. wesen-
burg, Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Buhrman, Mr..
and Mrs. Oscar Kuntson. Mr.. and Mrs
George goldswotthy Mr.. and Mrs Alex
andcr Watt. Mr.. and Mrs c. c.. Bergfing
Mrs. Booth. Mr.. w. j. NJ. Byrne, Mr..
Gano, Mr. Hise. Mr.. NJ, J. Holt. Mr.. y. r.
King, Mr.. Mccieiland. Mr.. Arthur booth
A dancing party was given at the resi-
dence OF Mr.. ana Mrs. O. G. Clay, sattr-
day evening. Those present were Mr.. and
Mrs. q. q. Clay. Mr.. and Mrs. Benskn.
Mr.. and Mrs. Oscar Larson. AFR and Mrs.
William Peterson. Mr.. Couan. Mr.. l.. Loiis.
Mr.. Oliver Cogean, Mr.. George Sefert, Mr..
Meadows, Mr.. Charles Porter, Mr.. Earl
Brewster, Mr.. Clyde Cowan, Mr.. Nathan
lei Williams, Mr.. ANGLE Comment Mr..
Frank Clay. Mr.. William Anderson. Mr.
Dallas Cowan. Mr. Victor Thurlow, Mr..
Louis Cowan, Mr. William Clark Mr.. Will
lam Beuskin. Miss May Thurlow. Miss
Mary Cogean. Miss Ida woodcock. Miss
Ella seifcrt Miss clarris-a Clay. Miss Lar
son. Miss Hattie Williams. Miss bertha
Brewster. Miss Netty Clay. Miss Wood
cock. Miss Williams.
Mr.. J. H. Jones was in Tacoma ,ast SUM-
day.
Naval Camp. Woodmen OF the world,
paid a visi. to the Port BIskeley Wood men
Friday evening.
Mr.. Draper went TO Tacoma Saturday
evening. returning Sunday.
Mr.. Harry Magic was In Seattle Sunday.
Mr.. Clifford Bryne spent Sunday In Ia
coma.
Naval Camp. woodmen OF the World,
gave BAH wednYday evening which was
weii attended
The Ladies' Aid Society met Tuesday
evening In Nibbe's hail
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SOCIETY IN cHEHALIs.

crfErIALts. Feb 9A--Mr. snd Mrs. c.
Q. 81. John have returned from Caiifor-
MIA. whore they have spent the past sew
erai months.
The tables % the Degree OF Honor gave
a pleasant dancing party at workmen
han Tuesday night
MIR and Mrs, J r. Scheuer ana Mrs
Frank Miller, OF Milwaukee. were In Che
halls Tuesday,
The ladies OF the Catholic church gave a
social entertainment az Workmen hail
Friday niGht
Mrs. J E. Willis Is visiting relatives at
Vancouver
Mrs. NJ f. Van Aeis,yn has returned
from a pleasure trip TO California
Mrs westendorf was q visitor TO Seat
tie this week.
Miss Lucy Maynard has returned from
a visit with Portland friends
Hon. ]. q. McNinin. OF Fairhaven. SUI
pervisor OF census for the west side dis
trict, was a Chehalis visitor this week
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in the card gaines. Mrs George Black
won frst prize. and the consolation prize
was won by Mrs. J. A. Hood.
Mr.. ]. c. DeArrnond, OF Buriey, Wash,
was in the city this week.
Mr.. Charles Gross has gone to San Fran
cisco to be absent ten days.
Mr.. and Mrs. ID. O. Haigbt entertained
. number of friends at cinch party Sat-
urday evening.
Mr.. Mason Irwin was in Seattle several
days during the week.
Miss Belle Calder, of Montesano, was WIS.,
fling with friends In this city the first OF
the week
The Review Club met with Mrs. n. w.
Bush Tuesday afternoon. and Mrs. ]. X.
Douglass entertained those present with
an interesting reading. Their next meet
ing VIII be held with Mrs. W. b. Feter-
man.
The Ladies' Literary Club, Of Houuiam,
has invited the Aberdeen club to meet
In its hall on next wednesday afternoon,
and the club OF this city will attend In a
body.
Rev II. y. Crawford pastor OF the Com
gresational and Presbyterian churches in
this city for the past year. has been re-
tanned for another term.
Mr. clyde weatherwax and Mr.. Jay
Weatherwax have gone to Mexico.
Mrs Grant Wheeler and Mrs r. A.
Baker have gone to Montana TO visit
with relatives.
Mrs. q. W. Crisp. OF Elma, was in town
Wednesday.
Mr. and Mrs J. y. Bridges. OF Monte
Sane were visitors to Aberdeen during
last Sunday.
About fifteen members Of the stay-at-
Home Club were entertained BY Mrs. +.
Nye, OF CosmopolIs, Thursday afternoon
The ladies' went up on the boat and re-
turned IN the evening. Cinch was played
and luncheon was served.
Mr.. w. J. Patterson returned Monday
evening from San Francisco.
Mrs.. John Perry entertained n number
OF friends Wednesday afternoon in honor
OF her birthday
DR.. and Mrs. Robert Stapp left Satur-
day morning for San Francisco and win
then journey on to Washington City.
Mrs. A. r. Leroy returned to her home
at Matlock Monday after a ten days.
visit with her daughter. Mrs. II. g.
Critics, OF this city.
Mrs. Fred Hart IL expected home from
Kentucky early In March.
Mrs II. II. Carter was visiting friends
In Montesano Saturday.
Mr.. II. l.. Cormack, OF Hayward, Wis,
Mr.. Fred u. Bell OF Winona, MINI, and
Mr.. q. 8. Long. Of Tacoma. were on the
harbor this week and were entertained
by Mr.. George II. Emerson, or this city.
Mr. G. w. Yana. OF westport. was Wis.,
itor 20 this city M0nday.
Mrs. ". q. Wheeler entertained the
Methodist choir at her residence on Fri
dav evening
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Thursday. and Is visiting friends IN the
city.
Mrs. A. W. Morgan was Seattle visit
or Sunday.
Mr. Clark vestai and Mr.. win Case WIS.,
tied friends and relatives in the city Sum
day.
Miss Annie Jackson, Of Seattle, is visit
ing friends In Snohofnish this week.
roe Sunday.
Mr.. Timer stinson was in Seattle Wed
nesday of this week.
Miss Ida Powers came down from Gran
tie Falls this week.
Mr.. w. c. Hudson returned Saturday
from his California trip.
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AHE chapel exercises of the last week
were conducted by DR.. Moench. who
addressed the students on life In the
German universities. He dealt Monday
with the chapel exercises as managed In
such institutions as Ieipsic Berlin and
Halle. He described the meetings mt