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PERSONAL MENTION.

Fl Paso.
 J. S. Mcdonald. of Boston, is at the Clifton.
 J. Hudson and wife, of Tucson, are in the city.
 Mrs. Julia Hormer visited Morenci Tuesday last.
 pr. Wightman, of Pima, is spend- ing a few days in the city.
 T. J. Murphy, of Phoenix, stopped at the Clifton Hotel this week.
 Col. c. B. Stocking, of Morenci, paid the ERA visit last week. Thomas Artridge and James Harold were down from Morenci this week.
 Mir. and Mrs. B. A. Nonamaker of Morenci were in town Monday last.
 Sheriff Ben Clark was over from Sol omonville last week on official business.
 Tim Nardelli, one of the BRAS best friends at Metcalf, was in town Mon- day.
 A. F. Shapard. J. R. Elliot. and L. A. Dunham, of Denver, visited Clifton this week.
 Lawrence Lapoint returned Friday ftom a visit to his old home at Las Cruces, N. M.
 Judge Shirley and daughter, Miss Louise, of Metcalf, made the ERA a pleasant call yesterday.
 F. II. Jackson, s. H. Love and A. B. Boswell. of Los Angeles, register at the Clifton Hotel this week.
 N L. Stewart and M. R. Hoar, of Frisco, spent a couple of days in the copper metropolis this week.
 Mrs. Chas. s. Wood, of Solomon vile, is spending the week in the city as the guest of Dr. and Mrs. Burtch.
 Charles G. Spann left Friday last for Clifton, where he has secured a position as book keeper.-Enterprise.
 Mrs. E. L. Griswold, who spent few weeks visiting friends at Nogales and Guaymas, Mexico, returned this week.
 Oscar Lancaster, oi Solomonville, a brother to Howard Lancaster, of the COPPER ERA, visited the city yester- day.
 Mrs. W. w. Clifford and Miss Bessie D. True, of Steeple Rock, N. M., spent Monday in Clifton doing their Christ mas shopping.
 MT. and Mrs. c. M. Shannon, who have been spending a few weeks in New York and Denver, are expected to return home in few days.
 John Lafy, who is running a meat market at Solomonville, visited Cliff ton last week and was given a hearty welcome by his many friends.
 W. H. Constable, travelling man from Fl Paso, who has many friends here, "made" Clifton this week. Harry is one of the most popular men on the road.
 Harry Solomon of Solomonville ar rived in Clifton this week, and has accepted situation in the grocery department of the Arizona Copper c0mDanV
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At 10:3O o'clock, Sabbath morning, there will be the celebration of the Lords Supper in the church, North Clifton. fEtt
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See Forbes line of breakfast foods, Twin Brothers mush, cream of maize, faked rice, germed and grape nuts.
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At the A. c. Co.'S Store you can find just what you are looking for in the way of toys, &c.
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If you want something nice try can of Casino canned fruit, at s. J. Forbes.
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Chocolate and bon bons in packages from 1Oc. to SIPS, at L. W. Smith's.
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Champaigne-French cognac, inn ported ale and porter, at S. J. Forbes.
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Alvidrez, the second-HB man, has a large number of heating and cooking stoves for sale.
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There will be exercises at the school house Friday afternoon at 2 o'clock, to which parents and others are in- yited.
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For sale, fine roll-top oak desk. nearly new.
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LOST-A Hawaiian silver dollar that had Been attached to watch fob. Finder will please leave at this office and receive reward.
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Late style visiting cards, printed in script type, 50 for s1.O0, at the ERA office. .s
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Scotch whiskey, the finest from Glasgow, Scotland, at J. & A. Smith.
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Piano, gasoline stove and wash ing machine for sale. Enquire at Era office.
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"Alabama Coons," delicious mo- Iasses candy, at L. w. Smiths.
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Affidavit of labor blanks and loca- tion notices, for sale at THE ERA of fee.
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Candies, candies, Xmas candies, all fresh stock, at J. & A. Smith.
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Some nice embroidered slippers just received, at s. J. Forbes.
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Christmas.
 Turkey Shoot.

200 yards at body of turkey. 75 yards at head.
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Oranges, apples, pears, bananas, etc at L. w. Smiths.
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Boys and mems hats, at S. J. Forbes. A new line.
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and receive reward.
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Fresh supply of candies at L. w.. Smiths.
 California naval oranges, at s. J.. Forbes.
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 Forbes.
 Alvidrez, the second-HB man, has large number of heating and cooking stoves for sale.
 At the A, c. Co.'S Store you can find just what you are looking for in the way of toys, &c.
 Otto Ikebaum, formerly with the A. c. Co.,, has accepted position as order man for W. F. Hagan.
 Abel Alvidrez, the secondhand man, has fine lot of heating stoves and chenille curtains for sale.
 Our Rubidoux chocolates will please you. pound, pound and 2 pound packages, at L. W. Smiths.
 Hal Clark, colored, was fined S15 for fighting. Jim Wynne, also colored, was fined $5 for the same offence.
 Just arrived, an extra stock of fine wines, whistles, brandies, fine apple rock and rye, &c, at J. & A. Smith.
 See Forbes line of breakfast foods, Twin Brothers mush, cream of maize, fiaked rice, germed and grape nuts.
 Don't forget when you go to the A. c. Co.'s store that their immense line of toys, t&c, are on exhibition up stairs.
 There will be exercises at the school house Friday afternoon at 2 o'clock, to which parents and others are in- vited.
 At 1O:3O o'clock, Sabbath morning, there will be the celebration of the Lords Supper in the church, North Clifton. <f&t
 Eugene Coruthers. of Stafford, and Mrs. Nina J. West, of Prescott, were married last week and are now living at Stafford. .
 LOST-A Hawaiian silver dollar that had Been attached to watch fob. Finder will please leave at this office and receive reward.
 Our cigars for the Christmas trade have arrived, 25 in a box, foiled and banded, and an excellent smoke. See them, at l.. w. Smiths.
 At 7:30 o'clock, evening, Mir. G. R. Bowman will conduct an Episcopal Christmas service, and all are most cordially invited to come.
 Boston codfish balls, enchiladas, chicken tamales, Holsters, oysters, lambs tongues, cooked herring, Frank furter sausages, at J. &. A. Smith.
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 California naval oranges, at s. J.. Forbes.
 Boys and mems hats, at S. J. Forbes. A new line.
 Oranges, apples, pears, bananas, etc at L. w. Smiths. Some nice embroidered slippers just received, at s, J. Forbes. Candies, candies, Xmas candies, all fresh stock, at J. & A. Smith. "Alabama Coons," a delicious mo- lasses candy, at L. w. Smiths. Champaigne-French cognac, im- ported ale and porter, at s. J. Forbes. Chocolate and bon bons in packages from 1Oc. to SIPS, at L. W. Smiths. Scotch whiskey, the finest from Glasgow, Scotland, at J. & A. Smith. Affidavit of labor blanks and loca- tion notices, for sale at THE ERA of- fee.
 Piano, gasoline stove and wash ing machine for sale. Enquire at Era office.
 Late style visiting cards, printed in
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Howard Spafard Johnson, of Columbus,
o. An unusually large number OF 9TH
er social entertainments will cluster
about the notable wedding. The bride
elect will be given away by her father,
Miss Hoxsey. of Westerly, r. l., will
be maid of honor, while Mrs. Ashby
Lee Beidler, of New York, and Mrs.
Charles Stacy, of Richmond, Va, both
sisters of Miss Lewis, will be matrons
Of honor. The list of bridesmaids in
cludes the names of Miss Abney,
Miss Aldason, of this city;
Miss Sargent, of New Hampshire, and
Miss Alice Kilbourne, of Columbus. o..
Mr.. Zerban Brown will act as best
man, with the following groomsmen:
Messrs. Rob Jeffrey and VIII Lam
ham, of Columbus. o.; Clarence and
Everett Peck, of Plainfield, y. j., all
Yale classmates of the gToom-elect, as
sisted by Messrs. John A. Thayer. Har-
ry Leslie Boggs, Platt Brightwell,
Charles Dickinson and Harry Lewis Of
Charleston, and Charles Lewis, Of Point
Pleasant.
Miss Ann Neill. daughter Of Mr.. and
Mrs. James Neill, will entertain the
Rabbits Foot Club at the home of her
parents, on North Main street, Thurs
day afternoon. Misses Catherine johns,
Rebecca PAUL and Sarah Dalzell were
invited to membership at the last meet
ing.
A novel and certain TO be pleasing
entertainment will be given at ST.
Luke's parish house on the Island
Tuesday evening, under the auspices OF
the Kings Daughters OF the churen.
Among those who will assist are Mr..
A. A. Taylor and Mrs. Flora Williams.
A side show feature will be conducted
by Col. Robert White.
Miss Sarah Kline and Mr.. Archie
Foster, both OF the East End, were
quietly married some days ago. The
matter has just been made public.
The friends and relatives OF the couple
were greatly surprised. They received
(, many congratulations.
Mr.. VIII H. Colvig very pleasantly
!. entertained the young ladies employed
IN mis- millinery store, at his home on
the Island FRIDAY evening. The hours
were devoted to pleasing diversions,
= supplemented by a aelectaDle luncheon.
AT Bellaire Thursday night tht
Knights OF 81. John neld a military bal.
In Armory hall FOR which the Airing
ton orchestra played. 1t was a great
success. Luncheon was served al IL p
m. Many from Wheeling and Benwooc
were present.
Invitations have been issued for tht
marriage OF Miss Mary, daughter o.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. t. Graham. and Mr.
Grant McCrago. a prominent business
man OF Pittsburg. The wedding vii
occur on the Path at ST. Johns church
Larchmont, y. Y. The bride Ia vel
known in this vicinity. Misses Lena
Dent and Charlotte Duncan, OF Bridge
port, will be two OF the bridesmaids.
A number Of young society ladies' vii
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entertain their friends next Wednes.
day evening at the Carroll club house.
Special 10 the Register.
CHARLESTON, w. Va, October 49,
Mr.. William Burdette Mathews, OF
Marshall county. chief clerk TO State
Auditor LaFollette, will, on October
18th, wed Miss elizabeth Blundon.
daughter of the late Col. Blundon. OF
this city. and one OF Charleston's most
popular and estimable young ladies'.
The wedding invitations were issued
to-day and the wedding will take place
at state Street NJ. +. church at II a. m.
the pastor, Rev. NJ. +. Compton. oih-
ciating.
A three days house party In honor
of the twenty-ffth anniversary OF
their marriage was given by Mr.. and
Mrs. c. w. Mccormick, Of No. Az Dun
ham avenue, at their summer home.
The Outlook on the lake shore. near
Willoughby, Saturday, Sunday and
Monday, September 22d. 23d and 24th.
II was a most delightful affair, al
though confined TO direct family
friends. The party. numbering twen-
ty, left the city by electric car and
were conveyed from the car 10 their
destination in carriages. taking up their
residence in a charming locality for
the celebration. The three days were
spent in bathing, driving. visiting and
impromptu amusements. The bride
and groom" were the recipients OF
many gifts from their friends. Those
who attended the party were: Mr.. and
Mrs. George P. Welch. Mrs. Maria Oil
phant. Miss Caroline Welch, Dir. and
Mrs. Henry G. WEIGH. Mr.. Charles ID.
Mccormick, Mr.. Douglas Mccormick.
Mrs. Eliza Cowan. and Master Nelson
Mccormick, OF Cleveland; Nr. and Mrs.
A. G. Whitaker, Miss Elsie Whitaker,
Mrs. George w. Brown, Miss Mabel
Brown, Master George W. Brown. Miss
Mary Roberts, Of Wheeling. w. Va,
and Mr.. John Fl. Roberts. OF Steubens
ville.-Cieyeiand Leader.
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Elm Grove. Miss Ida Carter, of Elm
Grove: Misg, Lila Carter, OF Whitfield;
Miss Julia IeitsGley and MISS sue Hldg-
ley, of Clintsp n
The Kin1fs Daughters OF the NC
Mechen NJ. FL church spent Wednesday
evening at Il .e residence OF the Rev. r.
T. Cartwright in Glendale. A delight
full social sea son was spent.
Mrs. S. B. West gave a dance at the
McMechen bu ilding Tuesday evening,
in honor of Mrs. Chas. Daugherty, OF
Brookside. an d young lady visitors
from Massilon, o. Many persons from
,neighboring to WINS were present. The
Emusic was fur uished by Prof. Anton
aLa Roche.
At the Arion Wednesday evening,
AProf. George Del brugge opened the fall
and winter dane ing season with a re-
ception to the C Gillion club. The hall
was very tastefl Oily embellished with
streamers, hanging baskets, flowers
and plants. The music was furnished
by Meister's full orchestra. The pa
tronesses were VI esdames Joseph Spell
del, William Stsfel, J. w. Grlbb aid
T. C. Moffatt. Among those present
u,ara.
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" shaded lights enhanfed the effect
Meis5er's full orchestra, partially con-
cealed behind a bank Of greenery dis
coursed a programme of music during
the hours of entertainment. Mr.. and
Mrs. PAUL received a large number OF
very handsome presents.
The Carroll club will give a series OF
entertainments duSing me winter sea-
son, nearly all OF them. exclusively for
members. The d11ec0ors are Frank
Cruise, president; M. j. McFadden,
vice-presldent; GeoEge A. Truschel,
treasurer; w. c.. dandlan. Jr., Charles
II. Ray, George W. Laltz, p. j. Green,
Albert P. Welty, D. w. Cochran and
George A. Gund.ing, secretary. The
opening number upon the programme
will be an Inaugural reception tuesday
evening, the lv.n insG 1'he music Will
be renuered by the Opera House or
cnestra, and it is expdcted that a large
crowd will be present. The other al
fairs which have been ,planned are as
follows:
Tuesday, October 23d, euchre and
music.
Wednesday, Octobers31st, Halloween
and calico party.
Thursday, November, Sth,' promenade
concert.
Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday,
November goth, 21st.and 22d, chrysan-
themum display.
Tuesday, December 18th, cards andt
music.
Monday, December 31st, phantom
and watch party.
Tuesday, January 9Th, progressive
euchre.
Tuesday, January f22d, club dinner.
Thursday, Jaiuary> 31st, promenade
concert.
Tuesday. February 18th, caramel
party.
Tuesday, April 9th, dramatic enter-'
tainment anu promenade.
Tuesday, April 18TH, children's car
nival.
Tuesday, April Goth, , closing recep-,
ton.
Thursday evening at, the parsonage.
of the North Street NJ. E. church, the
Rev. C. B. Graham united in marriage
Miss Anna Darby and Mr.. Alonzo Rice.
The ceremony was performed in the
presence of a number of their intimate
friends. Mr.. anu Mrs. Rice will make,
their future home on Marshall street.
On Friday evening, November 2, the,
Independent Rod and Gun Club will
give a benefit dance for John FRANKIE.
at the Mozart hall.
Miss Ida Ebbert entertained a num-
Der of her friends lat her home on the
South Side, Thursday evening, in hon
or of her birthday. The diversions of
the evening were music and dancing.
At an appropriate hour refreshments
were served.
Thursday afternoon the Island Eu-
| chre club held their second meeting at
the residence of Mr.. James Mckee, on.
North Main street. Besides the regu--
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couples present, and dancing was the
principal diversion of the occasion. A
series of pleasing musical selections
was rendered by the Dropping Willow
Mandolin and Guitar Club, of the South
Side. At the conventional hour the
guests assembled in the dining room
and partook of an appointing luncheon.
One of the most enjoyable balls was
held at the Arion hall by the Germans
on German Day. Mayors orchestra
furnished the music and every number
was encored.
The Married Ladies' Euchre Club
was Hospitality entertained between
the hours of two and five O'Clock Fri
day afternoon, at the home of Mrs.
George Vardy, on Thirteenth street.
Out-of-town guests present were Miss
Somer. of Terra Alta. the Misses
Reed, of Washington, and Miss Gather
inc Baird, of Washington. The club
prize-winners were Mrs. Chas. Howard
Simpson, Mrs. Charles w. ~Franzheim,
Mrs. Joseph A. Gibbs and Mrs. Otto
Schroll. The time and place of the
next meeting were no announced.
Miss Louise Todd Baird will enter
tain the Twentieth Century Girls
Thursday afternoon at her home on
Fourteenth street.
Professor George Delbrugge will re-
organize the Junior Cotillion classes at
the Arion, Friday evening. Prof. La
Roche will play.
Misses Martha and Mary Caldwell will
entertain the executive committee OF
the Friday Night Club at the home OF
Gen. and Mrs. Alfred Caldwell, on
| North Main street, tomorrow evening.
The wedding of Miss Sidney Rather
inc List, daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. B.
| NJ. List. and Mr.. Thomas Pogue Jami-
| son. will occur Thursday evening, Oc-
| tober IS. at s O'Clock. at the Fourth
Street VI. E. church, followed by a re-
ception at the home of the brides pa
| rents, on the Island
! Invitations are out for the first an
| nual Mercantile ball, to be given at Ar
mory Hall in Bellaire. Tuesday evening,
| DcIOUEF 1Gkl. lax A4GcAG Al ny ~
| Prof. r. LaRoche. The committee:
| Sol Well. Sam Herzberg and Nose Eli
kan.
A number of friends of Miss Cecilia
| Snyder were entertained at the home OF
| her parents on North Market street, on
| Monday evening, in honor Of her six
tenth birthday. About sixty persons
were present. Miss Snyder was the re-
cipient OF a number OF handsome pre-
sents. among them a gold watch and
chain from her parents
A wedding which viii interest man,
Wheeling friends of the principals viii
be solemnized in the First Presbyterian
church OF Charleston on "Wednesday
evening OF this week The bride vii
be Anne Dickinson Lewis, young
est daug1xer OF Mr. and Mrs. Charles
Cameron Lewis; and The groom Nj
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The week just closed assth 'ilVeA /
est Of the fail season fronn a socia L
standpoint, more enjoyable entertain
menss being crowded into the six days
tbap IN the fortnight Just preceding,
ore were several club affairs and'
ohhers are planned for the coming
week Including the formal 'opering of
fhe winter season by the Carroll Clu0
al the whist and euchre clubs nave
heen r-ecrganlzed for the season, anu
some have already he'd their lnltlai
meetings. Whist is steadily growing
in popularity, an4 promises to be the
Rashionable card diversion. almost 10
+be exclusion of euchre andapedro. Inc
two last mentioned games hnd tnelr
most enthusiastic ~aevotees, as a rule
anon the less skillful card players
Maseutne lethargy anent politics mas
encouraged hostesses in planning So
cial affairs. anu there appears to be a
marked absence of the dizziness incl
dental to campaign times. Several
weddings took plsc during the week.
and a num Der bave been announced'for
october.
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ENTERTAINMENTS

when two souls walk together
Life's burden born to share,
Oh! lighter than a feather
The weight that each must bear;
Nor shall the lack demean them
OF scrip or minted gold,
For they own the world between them
T ;ka EdeniS two of old
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/ met with a most dis trea sing loss
dn the PARK the l.eS 9f bv' dem len IRE andsshy.
And stole my heart a wa"
the thief has dancing { yes o,smue' q
xJ nv s I ,r , hair like a niffbus4 rare.
About her dainty face.
IN swear out a warrant !. vii '
/ Inn fhief Sp must be keen and ,vuick, 4. ween'
10 elude the sheriff s~writ.
81 ha,e her away to Hymen,s NCourt
And let the trial begin
Fhe first degree of larceny
is avery deadly sin. ia ~
But soft, lest this be too severe t.t :
Til change my stern design ag51e,meS - ::
And set her free, If snels sase
Her heart in place OF hhA
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Special 70 the Register
WASHINGTON, D. c., October 10
A patent a been Issued z John L
Deep. New M%artinsviIle. w. v, on {
nut-lock.
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- MEMS HATS
eSfh 75c up.
N<M CAPS.
SSF Furnishings OF All Kinds.
NOTIONS.
SOAP SALE.

Buttermilk Soap .....-.......... &c cake
3 Cakes Sweet Maiden Soap .-.....",.. lQc
3 Cakes Fine Perfumed Soap..""..".... lec
Is bars Racket Star Soap. ....,....."... DC
10 bars Best Washing Soap.."........ shc
10 bars Best White Floating Soap...... &c
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The Rev. C. NJ. Oliphant solemnized
a very quiet wedding Wednesday
morning. The contracting parties
were Miss Maggie A. Collins, of Pc
trolia, Pa, and Mr.. Herman A. Bly,
miller. of Parkers' Landing, Pa. At
the conclusion OF the ceremony the
couple departed for Sistersville.
Wednesday evening, at the home OF
her parents on Nineteenth street. oc-
Cured the marriage of Miss Nell E.
Nesbitt. daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
David Nesbitt, to Mr.. Ray Grafton
Naylor. The ceremony was perform
ed by the father Of the groom, the Rev.
S. G. Naylor. The ceremony was wit
messed by a number of the relatives and
friends of the family. After October
24. Mr.. and Mrs. Naylor will be at
home at No. 431a Virginia street.
Mr.. Edgar Charnock and Miss Rosa
Eberwein were married al the residence
OF the brides mother, Mrs. Anna Eber-
vein. of Market street. The Rev. VIM.
| Urfert performed the ceremony. Mr..
Charnock is an employee Of the Harper
Bros, wholesale hat company.
Mrs. F. r. Scroggins was hostess TO
a congeniai party Of her friends Tues
day evening at her home on North
Market street. There were fifteen
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lar members, Mrs. Mckee entertained a
number of other friends. Thirteen ia
bles were In evidence. The. prize win
ner among the visitors was Mrs. Will
liam Irwin. The first club prize went
to Mrs. Walter Rheinharr The second
prize went to Mrs. Walter BloomAeld;
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Misses
F, rances Josephine Todd Baird, "a
Wheat, Mary Bailey, -.
Jen ME Jepson, Stella Crockard, I.
Maiy Caldwell, Angela Feeny. 2
Carr, Nellie Schmidt.
Elizabeth Stifel, Gale Hornbrook, y
Jess Moffat, Rose Lukens,
Margaret Harvey. Genevieve Ewing,
Lee Ca hwell, Carrie Mae Baer. u
MeAws.:-
Walter Biedeman, Frank Kincheloe,
Robert lEwiny, Frank Hallock, I
George Atercf ant. Robt. Luke, 8
Earl Dahney adams, Walter Higgins,
Frank CtCoX, Edgar Sweeney,
Alex r. Campbell, Ira Buchanan, -
David KrelS. Harry Eckhart,
G. Roy BoSd, Harry Gee,
Charles Bates, Frank Neill. /
Mr.. and Mns. Samuel Whitesides.
On last Friday; afternoon and even
ing al their suburban home at Woods
dale, Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph F. PAUL ten
dered a receptiontto a large number OF
friends il honor of their silver we'd
ding ami yersar.E They were assisted
in receiving by Mrs. E. ]. PAUL, OF
Wellsburg. Mrs. Plurder, of Cadiz, o.,
Miss Deech. of Pittsburg, and Miss Re-
becca Pauh. The dining room was in
charge of Miss Lyde PAUL and Miss
Florence on. The hours were from
three until five, O'clock in the afternoon
and from eight until eleven in the ev-
ening. The floral decorations were
magnificent. Tie hallway was done in
white. Cosmas, were the prevailing
flowers in the decoration. Smilax in
~profusion adorned the chandeliers and
stair case. An arrangement of palms
and other exotios enhanced the effect.
The parlors were in pink, roses being
the prevailing cut flower. In the deco
ration here as in Me hallway, ropes of
smilax were used \ 70 advantage. A
magnificent floral emblem filled the en-
tire space within the, huge bay window.
II was an immense horseshoe of roses
on a field OF greeneV. In the centre
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were the Numerals 1875 and 1900. The
figure formed a sort of canopy over the
receiving party. About the room were
grouped banA OF palms and pottAd
plants. The dining room was done in
pink and white\ carnations being the
flowers. nvAr ailytha anartmAnfa soft
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