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The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1901-02-22

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EAT
Red SEAL Bread
Forests AfIame IN Williamson.

FRANKLIN, Tenn, Feb. 10. -
Fore st fires are reported raging in
the First District and considerable
damage has been done. The woods
are very dry aud much uneasiness
is felt among the people. The men
have formed fire brigade for the
purpose of fighting the flames.
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DEATHS HARVEST.
Mrs. r. A, Conner.

Mrs. r. A. Conner died Thursday
night of last week at her home in Nit.
Pleasant. The funeral service took
place Saturday, and the remains we're
buried in the cemetery at that place.
Deceased leaves surviving her a hus-
band and several children.
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WOUNDS PROVE FATAL.
Charles Renfro Died of His Injuries
at Wllliamsport.

Charles Renfro, who was shot on
Monday of last week by Embry Beasley
at Wllliamsport, died of his injuries
Wednesday evening at six O'Clock, and
the remains were inferred yesterday
at 3o'clock p. m. in Rose Hill cemetery.
Renfro was unmarried, and was 10 years
of age. The funeral services were con-
Quoted by Rev. W. H. B asley at l1:3O
a. M, at the residence of Mr.. Hull.
Beasley will not be prosecuted for the
killing, as the prevailing opinion is thai
he shot Renffo in self-defense.
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Officers Elected.

At the annual meeting of the Century
Club Wednesday, the following Board of
Directors was chosen: Messrs. U. IL.
Eos er,, Sam C. Harlan, +. II. Gamble,
W. Rkfooten. The election of officers
resuaed as follows: President, George
P. Frierson; First Vice President, DR..
W. NJ. Bidole; Second Vice President,
f. A Cox; Secretary and Treasurer, j.
G. Dexter. The annual report of the
Secretary showed a gratifying condi
ton of the club.
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Mrs. Sam B. Nichols died Saturday
night at her home at Carter's Creek,
and the remains were laid to rest Monday
at 10 o'clock in the cemetery at that
place. Deceased was the daughter
of Mr.. w. j. Jones of Franklin, and
was a highly esteemed Christian lady
loved and respected by everyone. To the
bereayed husband and other relatives
the deepest sympathy is extended.
The funeral of Mrs. Robt. IL. Kit
trell of Thompson Station, was con.
Quoted by Elder William Ander
derson Sunday at | O'Clock at the
the residence OF Mr.. Jno. Nj. Allen, the
interment being in Rose Hill Cemetery.
Mrs. Kiltrell was sister of Mrs. A lien,
who died last week. She came to at
tend her sister in her illness, and was
herself taken fatally sick She was a
kind, good, christian woman, and has
gone to inherit the reward of life
well spent
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Tennessee

If you want the best cultivator on the
market. Come and see the Tennessee"
at SATTERFIELD Il DoDsoN's. If
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lust 0nened HIS Mouth.

That earthquake shock felt in the
vicity Of Memphis Thursday night
was merely Editor Reaves, of the
Hardeman Free Press, clearing his
Ihroat.-Chattanoo Times.
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just received new line Of de-
Monuments,

prepared TO give estimates and prices
thai will interest purchasers. We thank
the public for patronage in the past and
solicit your future business. We will
give you figures that compete success.
fully with Nashville, Memphis or any
other market T. G. BRITAIN,
" 9th Street. A. II. ABBOT.
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Mrs. j. j. Martin.

Mrs. j. j. Martin died Friday morning
at her home near Blauton's Chapel, and
the remains were inferred in the GENE
terry at that place Saturday. Deceased
was formerly Mrs III ra M. Coleman,
and her many friends will be deeply
grieved to hear of her death Mr..
martin formerly resided in Columbia,
beng engaged in the bakery business.
Mrs. Henrietta Wilson, of South
Columbia, received the sad intelligence
Saturday of. the death of Ter sister,
Miss SaIie p. Marks, of Giles county,
Who was her gaest two weeks ago. Mra
Wilson has the sympathy of many
friends in her sorrow.
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Ollie Hazel Paul.

Ollie Hazel Paul, the little daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. j. O. Paul, died Mon
day morning at the home of her parents
on South High street aged three years
and seven months. The services took
place that afternoon at O'Clock at
the residence, and the remains were
inferred in Rose Hill.
Mr.. G. A. Witt, of this city, received
the sad news Tuesday of the death
of his mother at Covington, Virginia,
and left that morning to attend the
funeral. His friends here sympathize
with him in his bereavement.
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TWO FIRES.

Lady's Dress Ignites-Two Persons
Painfully Burned.
Wednesday morning, while Mrs. Sam
Nesbit of the Dark's Mill neighbor-
hood, was standing with her back to an
open fire, her dress became ignited.
Mr.. Nesbitt rushed to her rescue, and
succeeded in extinguishing the flames
before she was badly burned. He, how
ever, had his hands seriously injured
and will loose one finger, and probably
more.
The same day, in the evening, on the
same farm, the house of Mr.. Walter
Nesbitt caught fire, and in attempting
to put out the flames, Mr.. Nesbitt was
quite painfully although not dangerous
ly burned. The house was not much
damaged by the fire.
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Cameron Grimes.

Sunday evening, few minutes before
seven, at the home of the bride on
Twelfth street, the ceremony was said
that united in marriage Miss Willie
Belle Grimes and Mr.. Duncan Cameron.
Only the immediate members of the
family and few intimate friends wit
messed the ceremony, which was i'm
pressively performed by Rev. j. A.
Molloy.
The bride is the daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. j. NJ. Grimes, and is young lady
who possesses those characteristics
that will make for her husband help
meet in the truest sense of the word.
The groom is the son of Mayor Cameron,
and is young man Of high esteem and
character. The HERALD extends to
them its very best wishes.
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What They Would Ask.

Bobbs-But, even if we could COM
municate with Mare, what would we
ask the people there, anyway?
Dobbs-Might ask them IL they
bad seen Pat Crowe.-BaltimOrs
American.
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cYprus SHINGLES.

for sale by
II J.P. STRIET & Co.
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Dale Bros,

For Burt Oats, Red Rust Proof,
Northern Black or White Oats. 1t
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w. M. Stone and Miss Corinne Foster
were married Sunday afternoon at 4
o'clock, while seated in their buggy in
front of Esquire w. o. Gordon's resi-
dence, near Dark's Mill, the ceremony
being said by Mr.. Gordon. The bride
is the daughter of Mr.. E. M. Foster,
and the groom resides in the William
sport neighborhood.
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Thomas-S mithson.

Rev. j. w. Hatcher, of Santa Fe,
performed an open-air marriage cere-
mony Wednesday afternoon about $3.50
O'Clock, on the hill in front of Mr.. M
ID. Kings residence on the Santa Fe
pike. Miss Matte Smithsou and Mr..
j. G.. Thomas, both of Knob Creek,
were the contracting parties, the cere-
mony being said while they were seated
in their buggy.
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Wedding Anniversary.

On Tuesday, March %, Mr.. and Mrs
J w Stewart celebrated the fifteenth
anniversary of their wedding at their
residence. 532 South Second West
street. The spaTlors were handsomely
decorated. The evening was spent with
cards and music. at the conclusion of
the evening refreshments were served.
Prizes were won by Mr.. G. II. Ham
iltOn, Mrs. w II. Richardson, Mr.. A.
T. Waltz and Bernie Clough.
The guests were Mr. and Mrs. w H
Richardson, Mr. and Mrs. a. T Waltz,
Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer Hill, Mr.. and Mrs
John Cooley, Mr.. and Mrs. e. C. Allen,
Mr. and Mrs. g. Z. Shermer, Mr.. and
Mrs. Richard Moore, Mr.. and Mrs T.
L. Chaffln, Mr.. and Mrs. J. II. Rivers.
Mr. and Mrs. ID. Margetts, Mr.. and
Mrs. b. T. Estes. Mr.. and Mrs. o. p
Warren, Mr.. and Mrs. A. 4. Potion,
Mr.. and Mrs. c. II. Hamilton, Mes
danes Thomas Mcintyre, William
Grooms, Alfred Clough, Misses Bernie
Clough, Mary Richardson, Mae Lisen-
bee, Martha Lisenbee, Emma McIn-
tyre, Hope Mcintyre. Annie Mcintyre.
Maggie Stewart of Provo. Josie Olsen,
Messrs. w. w. Rives, Fred Clough.
Many beautiful presents were received.
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opal Club.

The Opal club is making extensive
preparations to entertain a. large crowd
at ChristenSens' hall next Friday even
ing. when the last of the clubs series
of dancing parties for the present sea-
son viii take place. Judging from the
number of tickets already spoken for,
the members of the club have every
reason to feel that the ball to be given
on Friday evening will be the most
successful OF the entire series. In adj
dition to the presence of the members
of the club and their many friends, the
attendance Will be enlarged by the
presence of the Provo Terpsichore
club, which is composed of young so
ciety people OF that city A committee
from the Opal club visited Provo during
the week and extended a compliment
airy invitation TO the TerpSichore club
to attend the ball. The invitation was
cordially accepted and in return an in
vitation was given the Opal club to
attend a complimentary ball to be
given by the Terpsichore club at Provo
in about two weeks The committee
having in charge the party to be given
at Christensens' on Friday evening
wish it to be understood that no invi-
tations have been nor will be issued.
Each member of the club has three
tickets to dispose of, and only through
this medium can tickets be obtained.
Experience has shown this method to
be a good one for drawing a congenial
attendance. The club will give it's
regular social on Tuesday evening at
the Ladies Literary club house.
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California. where she win spend the
next few weeks
The Chanainade Chorus will meet in
future on Monday evenings at 7:l5
sharp at Calder's.
Company c. First infantry, N. G. u,
gave an enjoyable dance Tuesday even
ing at the armory-
Mrs. James O'Connor has returned
from Texas. where she passed a most
delightful winter
Miss Edna Cohn returned early last
week from New York, where she spent
a most delightful winter.
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Moss leave to-
day for Denver, after delightful visit
with relatives in the city.
The fourth-year normal students gave
a successful dance Friday evening at
the Ladies' Literary club.
Mrs. John Walker entertained at pro
gressive euchre Wednesday evening for
Mrs. Walter Lewis of Butte.
Mr.. Eoyt Sherman, Miss Eloise Sher-
man and Miss Emily Read leave today
for a tour of southern California.
Mrs. F. S. Richards, Mrs. Bagley. Mr..
w. S. Mccormick and Mr.. D. 9. Adams
are spending a few days in Logan.
The Misses Henderson, of Ogden were
the guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. John I.
Axton for a couple of days last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. r.. Cosgriff and Miss
| Elizabeth Cosgriff reached home Tues
/ day after a delightful visit in Califor-
| MIA.
4 pleasant crokinole party was held
| at the home of Miss Alice Carnoon in
honor of Mr.. Claude Morris of st
George.
! Mr.. and Mrs. c. H. Brink gave an in
| formal progressive euchre party Thurs
day evening, for Mrs. Walker Lewis Of
Butte.
Miss Margaret Utter, formerly OF this
| city. was on Thursday married in Cam
bridge. Mass, to Mr.. De Baker of New
York City.
Miss Maud Patrick entertained Wed
nesday evening at sixty-three. Prize:
were won by Miss Title Barton and
MIR. Franks.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. ]. Gustin of Kearney
| Neb., are visiting their daughter, Mrs
Joel l.. Priest, at '219 East Seventh
! SOush street.
The marriage on Tuesday Of w. H
Burleigh to Miss Kate Mclaughlin O.
Pocatello was a surprise to their man!
friends in this city.
! Bishop and Mrs. W. ]. Beatie anC
family returned Monday from Califor
MIA, where they have been staying TO
the past three months.
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Colonel and Mrs. Edwin F. Holme
are now at the Palace hotel, san Fran
cisco. They will return to Salt LAX
about the middle of April.
The card party given Monday at tn
home of Mrs. H. j. HAYWARD by tn
4 Wonan's Democratic club was a sue
cessful and well attended affair.
The sophomore class of the Higl
school will give a dance Friday evening
at the Literary club. The teachers o
the school will chaperone the affair.
The members of the University clu1
entertained the ladies' last evening
Major Hill read an interesting paper OF
THE History of the University Club.
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Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Fulmer of Nortl
Salt Lake entertained delightfully."- Sun
day afternoon. The affair was planne'
in honor of the birthday of Mr. Full
mer.
The Seattle Post-Intelligencer Of las
Sunday has an interesting account o
the marriage in Salem, Ore. of Mis-
Mr.. Goldberg, who is a well knowl
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Beautiful Luncheon.

A beautiful luncheon was given
Thursday afternoon by Mrs. H G. Nc
MILAN at her Brigham street home
The table was laid with silver and cut
glass ard the floral decorations were
OF violets and marguerites. a made
niece of violets. marguerites and mai
den-hair adorned the center of the
table. while over the snowy damask
were scattered maiden-hair and violets.
The p.A,.e cards We're punches Of vio-
lets fastened to prettily painted views
Of Japan
covers were laid for Mrs. g. G. Good
win. Mrs William Igleheart, Mrs,
Sor-les. Mrs. Parsons. Mrs. TerAuue,
Ms. A. G. Ewing, Mrs. Hal Brown,
hrs. Dickert. Mrs. Arthur Brown, Mrs.
r. Is. stephens. Mrs. Carpenter. Mrs,
w. G. Hall. Mrs. Ainslee, Mrs. Brad
ley. Mrs. Chisholm, Mrs. H. J. Din
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For Miss Eskridge.

Miss Eskridge Of Fort Douglas. who
leaves shortly for Plattsburg. y. Y,
was yesterday the guest of honor at a
beautifully appointed luncheon given
by Miss Keith. The dining room decor
atiODs were exquisitely arranged in
coIors of rose and violet. On.the table
was a center OF long-stemmed Parma
vio1ets and Ia France roses. Broad
pink satin ribbons and candelabra
Shaded in pink heightened the beauti-
ful effect.
Miss Murray Mrs. Wakeling. Mrs. Jay
Tarvin Farris Miss Howat, Miss Eliz-
abeth Dern, Miss darkness. Mrs. Schley,
OF Fort Douglas. MSS Thorn. Miss
Weber, Mrs. Ferguson, Miss Ander-
son. Mrs w. NJ. Ferry. Mrs. +. :.
Ferry. Mrs Mcclure. Miss Alff, Miss
Mcmillan. Mrs. Louise s. Smith, Mrs
&. r. Mccullough, Mrs. d. ;. Murray
Miss Freed and Miss KING.
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Pleasant Surprise,

Miss Mary Ellsworth was the recipi-
ent of surprise party Thursday even
ing:
The guests were: Mrs. Unsworth.
Mrs. Haslam, Miss Lydia Haslam, Miss
Mary Unsworth, Miss Edith Haslam,
clOugh, Miss Pearl Fairclough, Mr.. ALI
Solomon, Mr.. David Newman, Mr.. Da-
vid Williams, Mr.. Harry Bridge, Miss
Mile Kilbourn, Mr.. Maurice CharvO,
Miss Nellie Kilbourn, Mr.. Joe Lake,
Mr.. Dock Saunders, Miss Lillian
Gurtke, Mr.. Willie Dunlope, Mr.. David
Unsworth, Miss Hazel Kestler, Miss
Mabel Whipple, Mr. Leo Jones, Miss
Nellie Hunt, Miss Mae Crane, Mr.. Rob
bic HaSlam.
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Social Chat.

Elmer Finch has gone to San Fran
cisco.
Miss Leila Hard is visiting friends in
--e'~-'''' @ @. @
Mrs. e. w. Center leaves shortly for
@ @ @
The Enquirers met Monday with Mrs.
8 s. o
Mrs. e. NJ. Miller is entertaining Mrs.
Mills of Ogden,
Mr. and Mrs. Victor Clement will re-
turn home April 1.
W. ]. Lawrence is spending a few
weeks in California;
Mrs. 4. NJ Paul returned from Den
yer during the week.
Mrs. Fanny Stenhouse left for Lon
don Friday evening.
Mr.. Earls of Eureka is spending a
few days in the city.
Mrs. Robert d. Grant viii return from
California next week
Miss Joanna Sprague has gone to the
coast for q few weeks stay. r
Miss Judith Spencer gave an informal
card party Wednesday evening.
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Mrs. Grant Swan entertained num-
Der of children Friday afternoon.
Mr.. Will Ford leaves shortly for Spo-
kane, Wash, to make his home.
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Mrs. Emily Grant entertained the
Sewing club Wednesday afternoon.
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The Seandinavians gave a successful
ball Friday evening at Christensens.
Mrs r. A Grant and sons leave
shortly to Join Major Grant in the CAST.
The marriage of Miss Bessie Larsen
and DR.. Silver VIII take place April 3.
Mrs EnmeIine B. Wells returned
home Tuesday from Washington, D. c.
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Among the weddings of the week was
that of Miss Louise Taylor and Hollis
Cornell.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Palmer are en-
Pertaining Miss Palmer of st. Thomas,
Canada.
April has been set as the date for
the Young Ladies' Aid society ball at
Chr:stensens'.
Mr.. and Mrs J. ID. Wood and Miss
Wood viii return home during the
coming week.
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Miss Kate Rrockbank leaves today for
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Birthday Party.

Master Adelbert Jeffs was pleasantly
surprised Wednesday afternoon by a
humber OF his schoolmates. The after
noon was delightfully."- spent with
games, and dainty refreshments were
served. Those present were Adelbert
Jelfs, Leland Jeffs, Frank Lees, Loray
Jones, Elmo Ostler, Gerald Jeffs, Fred
die JETS. Clifford Ridd. Ernest Rid,
Willie Vincent. Elliott Gillespie, Albert
Vincent Walter Giriffiths. Clarence
Rid, Ruth Ridd. Vera Needham, Alton
Gillespie. Josephine Wallace, Lillian
Reisor, Cora HaslaTn, Mary Lees, Frita
Sorensen, Lille Wilson Nessie Wilson,
Viola Jones, Myrtle Player. Annie Ed
wards, Gussie Hunt Winnie De Hooge.
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An enjoyable affair of Thursday af-
ternoon was the Kensington given by
-he Misses Dwyer. The guests enjoyed
a clever guessing contest, for which
Mrs. George Ellerheck wor a hand
some prize. The parlors we're beaun-
fully decorated and tempting refresh
rnents were served
The guests OF the afternoon were;
Mrs. Heber Lee. Mrs Harding, Mrs.
George Ellerbeck. Mrs. Marshall, hrs.
AI.yCfurrin. Mrs. Vivian McCune, Mrs
Lambert. Miss Judd, Miss Bessie Claw
son. Miss Alice Clawson. Miss Lucille
Jennings. Miss Florence Groesbeck,
Miss Enid MOffatt, Miss julia Hayes,
Miss Claire Clawson, Miss Cathie Dou-
gall. Miss Geneva Ellerbeck, Miss Ada
Ts1Iernpck
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High Five.

Tuesday evening Mrs. Bert S. Hill
was the hostess of an entertaining
high five party. Prizes were won by
Miss Kate Taylor, Mr.. West, Mrs. E.
West and Mr.. r. S. Hill. Dainty Ee-
freshments were served and the even
ing closed with a musical programme.
The guests WEI Mr.. and Mrs. c.
Wirick, Mr.. and a s. i. West, Mr..
and Mrs. J. Collett,s sfr. and Mrs. r.
Rush, Mr.. and Mrs. G. Smith, the
Misses Lester, Harvey, Wilcox, Young
berg, Taylor, L. YOUngberg, Messrs.
Lewis. Priest. Young berg.
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Music and Games.

Miss Florence Mott was the recipient
OF n very pleasant surprise party, given
by her friends. Friday evening, at her
home, 125 South Tenth East street. The
time was pleasantly spent insmusic and
various games, after which delicious
refreshments were served.
Among the guests invited were the
Misses Tennie Bowman. Olive Gushing.
Ella Hoaglund, Alice Wickens, Annie
Vine, Niolet'Nott.- Lillian Cameron,
Virtue Bdgington, Araminta Hooper,
Dina Markason, Lucia Petersen,
Messrs. Roy Chamberlain, Oscar Hun
ter. Clyde Simmons, Walter PouIton.
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Wedding Recention.

Mr.. and Mrs d. p. Felt gave a recep-
ton Monday evening in honor of the
marriage of Miss Melissa Cooley and
William II. SDeirs. The ceremony was
performed by Bishop Adam Speirs in
the presence of relatives and near
friends. Following the ceremony de
hcious refreshments were served Mr..
and Mrs. Speirs will make their home
&c Robinson. Utah. They will be fol-
lowed by the congratulations of their
many friends
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Four weeks of the Lenten season
have elapsed and, as was to be eX-
pected, there has been no awakening
from the social lethargy which always
marks the period of penance. The
first feeling of rest has not yet worn
OF and society gives no sign OF taking
an. interest in itself. Several affairs
are promised Immediately after Lent
notably the dancing party by 4 the
Young 1t dies Aid society and posi-
bly, an assembly.
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Enraeements Announced.

A number Of interesting engagements
were announced during the week Prin-
cipaI among them was that of Miss
Louize Odell and Joseph H. Richards.
The marriage will be one of the social
events Of the early spring.
Among other engagements that have
just been made public is that OF Miss
Mabel Hackett and Q. +. 1iaverS, Miss
Olive owen and w. h. Schluter. Miss
Theresa Turnbow and B. w. Brown,
Miss Laura White and Paul Hagerman.
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In Honor of Mrs. walter Lewis.

Mrs G. x. Lewis entertained at
luncheon Wednesday afternoon. COM
pIimentary to Mrs. Walter Lewis of
Butte. The color scheme was a soft
delicate pink throughout The flowers
used were La France roses and ferns.
and the candelsbra were shaded in the
same delicate color
TO meet Mrs. Lewis there were pres
ent Mrs. s. 5. walker, Mrs. Cheeseman,
hrs. c. II. Brink. Miss Nellie Walker,
Mrs. Gflchrist and Mrs. Eccies.
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Delightful Affairs.

Mrs David c. Dunbar gave three
delightful affairs during the past week
The first was a dinner party given
Monday for Mr.. and Mrs Frank KIM :
hall. Covers were laid for eight, and
the decorations were IN green and
white and were most ettectlVe. Inc
following evening Mrs. Dunbar again
entertained at dinner. the guest OF
honor being her sister. Mrs. F. r
Fldredge of Portland. Yesterday the
third affair was given End was DAT
fodu luncheon for twenty ladies'
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Parlor Games

Mrs. woodbury. entertained during
the week for her son, A. w. Woodbury..
Games We're played and an elaborate
supper was served.
Present were: Miss Jennie Smith,
Miss Eliza Henderson, Miss Elizabeth
Henderson, Miss Nellie Coon, Miss Jes-
sic Coon, Miss Annie Williamson, Miss
Laura Woodbury., Miss Rachel Lewis;
Mess-s. Harold Golf, Joe Walters, Will
Oliver, Henry Henderson, Arthur
Woodbury., Jack Williams, Gammet,
KerShaW
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Delightful Hop.

Friday evening the guests of the
Fifth East hotel enjoyed a most de-
lightful hop in which twenty couples
participated. The dancing hall was ef
fectively decorated with palms and
Japsnese lanterns. Delicious refrcsh-
rnenfs were served at midnight.