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Mr- Marcus sonnensehein, who re- gently retired from the saloon busi- ness here, is now with Reeves Bros. as bartender
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Mir. JakePollocll, prince of good fellows from Memphis, is in the city calling on our eigarists.
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No dinner complete without VAN CAMP STRAWBERRY BEETS. Try a can.-Strauss &, Miller.
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You can save money if you read the ads
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1901-01-27

WHEN DOWN TOWN, shopping, stop at Mitchelfs and try hot drink Clam and tomato bouillon, chocolate or beef tea served for 10 cents. dte
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Capt. Leon Levy is out after being confined to his room for two days with injuries received Wednesday night while en route home He fell over delapidated sidewalk near Clements wagon yard and painfully injured his left side.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1901-01-27

MT. Charles H. Owens, the New Or leans travelling salesman, is spending the Sabbath in the city
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1901-01-27

There are other whisllies, but there is only one Jesse Moore, the old, standard Jesse Moore whisky which is purc ich and mel ow Ali first-class places serve Jess Moeren !
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Use Walkers Liver Tablets for billiousness, malaria and torpid liver. Every bottle guaranteed to give sat isfaction or money refunded.
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FOR SALE-A 6-horse power engine good as new; at a bargain, Apply or write to the Adams-Wilson Printing O., Pine Bluff, Ark, If
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1901-01-27

Oxydonor is a dead-shot for the grippe.
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Hot drinks at Mitchell S.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1901-01-27

Over 10000 bottles of Walkers Liver Tablets sold since Sept. II, 1900 and every bottle has given perfect satis- faction and not single complaint has been made. If
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Senator Creed Caldwell came down from Little Rock Saturday and viii spend Sunday in the city with his family
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when you ask for"Vollmer' whisky be sure that you get it. Don't let any one tell 70 that they have something just as good
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1901-01-27

Mrs. H. G. Hannah is quite sick at her home at Sulphur Springs.
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Ube Daily Graphic MEYER soLMsoN, City Editor.
Y CCjlIY ITEMS.

Read the ads.
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The Pine Bluff Compress Company Friday sold block NJ, in James & Simpsons addition, to the Home Furniture Manufacturing Company for S5000.
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grippe.
 Mrs. H. c. Hannah is quite sick at her home at Sulphur Springs.
 when you ask for "Vollmer'' whisky be sure that you get it, Don't let any one tell 70 that they have something just as good.
 MT. c. M. Collier, we'll known in- surance man of Memphis, was a yisi. tor in the city Saturday.
 FOR SALE-A 6-horse power engine good as new; at a bargain. Apply or write to the Adams-Wilson Printing Co, Pine Bluff, Ark, If
 Mir. JakePollock, a prince of good fellows from Memphis, is in the city calling on our eigarists.
 Use Walkers Liver Tablets for billiousness, malaria and torpid liver. Every bottle guaranteed to give sat isfaction or money refunded
 Senator Creed Caldwell came down from Little Rock Saturday and viii spend Sunday in the city with his family.
 Over 10000 bottles of Walkers Liver Tablets sold since Sept. II, 1900 and every bottle has given perfect satis- faction and not a single complaint has been made. If
 Mir. A. B. Poe, of Little Rock; Frank Rice, of Cypress; and Lyman Butler, of Star City, are registered at the Trulock
 Subscribe for Pine Bluffs enterpris- ing newspaper, the Daily Graphic, and get all the local news, only 6 cents a month delivered to any part of the | GUY dtf
 The Pine Bluff Compress Company Friday sold block NJ, in James & Simpsons addition, to the Home Furniture Manufacturing Company for 5000.
 There are other whislies but there is only one Jesse Moore, the old standard Jesse Moore" whisky, which is purc lich and mel ow. All irst-class places serve Jess Moere n
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Mir A. B, Poe of Little Rock; Frank Rice, of Cypress; and Lyman Butler, of Star City, are registered at the Trulock.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1901-01-27

Subscribe for Pine Bluffs enterpris- ing newspaper, the Daily Graphic, and get all the local news, only 6 cents month delivered to any part of the city. diff
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Meetings will be held at the Gospel Mission today as follows: Preaching at Il a, m., subject. The Old Way and the New Old time revival ser vices at ?. m. You are cordially in vited, l7o1 West Sixth avenue. Rev. s. s. LolComb in charge
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Mrs. Fay Chew has recovered from a lengthy and severe illness and left Friday for Van Buren, Ark, where she will visit Mrs. Sam Chew for a few months.
 MT. $. E. Key, an experienced drug gist formerly of Pine Bluff, has ac- cepted a position with MT ". R. Ap- ado Tribune
 \ letter has been received here from Mrs. J. L. Caldwell, who is at the bedside of her father, Dr. Saun- ders, at Luckland Plantation La, in which she states that that gentleman is somewhat improved.
 The deed conveying the lots and 6, block s, of the Pine Bluff Land Company's addition, to Mrs Ethel E. Penny, wife of Mr. Will Penny, of this city, was filed by Rev. F. Becker
 
 $1 ,000.
 Walkers Liver Ia blets are used by the very best and most prominent citiens of Pine Bluff, and contain no ealomel or other injurious drugs, Does not gripe or sicllen. Acts natu- rally and pleasantly. Try one bottle Guaranteed Walker Drug Co, 110 Main street If
 Capt. Leon Levy is out after being confined to his room for two days with injuries received Wednesday night while en route home He fell over a delapidated sidewalk near Clements wagon yard and painfully injured his left side
 Meetings will be held at the Gospel Mission today as follows: Preaching at Il a. m., subject. The Old Way and the New Old time revival ser vices at ?. m. You are cordially in vited, l7o1 West Sixth avenue. Rev. s. s. holcomb in charge.
 The following transfers of shares of the capital stock of the R. NJ. Knox Co.,, were filed Friday S. Y. T. Knox to k. M. Knox Go shares; T. W. Sparks to Mittie F. Knox, f shares; R. NJ. Knox to S \. T. Knox. 196 shares.
 Take no other-have no other--Iise no ot her @hisk! than "Nolmern It'shetter than any other and you can have it for the asking. but get il.
 large number of travelling cloth ing agents have been in Pine Bluff recently. They should not be given personal orders nor encouraged by the public. Our merchants have lines of goods as good if not better than this travelling fraternity" and our people should patronize home people first, last and all the time.
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Take no other-have no other--lise no oi hel @hiss! than 'Nolliuer.a It's better than any other and you can have il for the asking but get il.
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The following transfers of shares of the capital stock of the R. NJ. Knox Co.,, were filed Friday S. Y. T. Knox to K. M. Knox Go shares; T. w. Sparks to Mittie E. Knox, shares; R. NJ. Knox to s. Y T. Knox. 196 shares.
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The experience meeting Of the ladies'
Parish association OF Christ church was
aef cnly rcmuneratiye but very amusing.
some funny stories were told of how
thousand dollars had beer made. one lady
mad been paid rentS nv her husband tor
every time she had held her temper. ana
as this and the incidents In which the
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tary of the Woman's Forrest Monun,a
association, and a member OF ihe Nh
trenth Century club. She Is natiy
Texas ana has a wide reputation III,
rs n club woman and journalist. POI III
Years she was associate editor Of m
temple tI'exas) Daily Tribune. In Tenp,.
sie organized the first woman's dill |
known as Self-Culture club and was mi
lis president, and year hooks still keep III
enrolled as honorary president She nj
also charter member Of the second cid |
In Temple "The Woman's Literary chA' |
and seer. tary of the Fin de Steele clgA'I
,hcrc. the third organized for the STUDY n
poetry. music. the drama and art.
She inaugurlted the first public Library u
Temple and donated tho first ten hshI
that were placed on It's shelves. MIS-. I'd
has federated all the Temple clnbe tAd|
have since that time been organized, ~
vas, very properly, appointed dclegst n
the State Federation OF Clubs at the n
nuai meetings in Tyler and Galveston
/ The year Of the Denver biennial, Mrsti
spent the summer in Denver and surrvatA]
/ ing towns, meeting brilliant Western eisl
women and prohtlne by the general n
I change of ideas. During this time u
acc emphasized special newspaper WORK VI
| plylng a weekly syndicate letters z n
4 dozen papers. From Cassells In the crs|
RADIO mountains she wrote letters toi n
Sunday Denver Post. Touring IN MeIlN|
She and her husband were presented n
President Diaz and cordially received iad
were special guests Of honor at q n'1
party on the hacienda of Colonel leeld1
one of the staff officers of MayinlsA
magnificent old castle of 100 years. ssei
ing amid surrounding acres She n
especially delighted with the old caaM
with it's rare old painting, its historic 4
nance and the climatic charm. she III
n day in the interesting hut somesst
crtlesome catacombs of Guanaguats. !, &,
Mrs. Cox Is now an editor OF ne Wy
Planters Journal. the ideal perloacal
It's kind in the South and speclai ".
spondent for The Houston Post ,a D, \. Y
time Mrs. Cox published and edilea
Press and Club Bulletin, official organ
and devoted TO the Texas Press assps'
tinn and Woman'S Press associpilon !.
is a member of tho National Edtcfa
sociation. which, II may he shoWn. IL. Z
abstraction. as only very clever vc1 ss
are invited to join, and. WIN w, II
band. has been delegated to meeuns,r
various cities of the United STATES, .. !.
coming reunion of Confederate ~, ~ Il
is n matt~r of much interest 70 Mrs IN. "
and she has written number q =, ,s' N
Of late for different periodicals lu ,a.s u
cause. With all her executing eapr y.
and mental hrilliancy. Mrs; eoss y
netic personality is enhanced I nus \, Wi
waite life where she Is the ~ III Il
Of the home She Is devoteu WY 7
the happy mother of a small SON
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Literary Clubs.

The Current Literature club had an In
teresting and instructive morning with
Mrs Reed Dupree. American history. es-
n rlally the revolutionary period, was the
subject OF the day, and the members were
pu; 10 It 10 remember names and dates:
A tree contest was an amusing part or
the morning, Mrs. Niday carrying on the
prize for guessing the greatest number OF
tr, es Delicious Strawberries proved very
Ieir sh ng after the mental labor OF the
morning.
Magnolia park On May s.
The Ladies Reading club held their reg
ular sess on last Tuesday with Mrs. X. NJ.
Hall presiding in the absence Of the pres
iGent Mrs. T, X. Ewing. Mrs. Adele Loos-
can had charge of the program and read
paper on Texas The Lone star Pc
Rod" which Mrs Loveless of potsdam,
y. Y, had prepared for Texas evening
in the Womans Literary club Of her city,
and also q letter from Mrs. Loyelcss Mrs.
Jeter had paper on San Antonio and Mrs.
Beutel followed with humorous rectal
WRITER'S and Mrs William Christian rect-
ed THE Men of the Alamo" by James
frey The Men Of the Alamo" by James
Geoffrey Roche editor Of the Boston Pilot
Mrs. I.oosoan added interest by passing
pictures of some of the Texas writer's and
heroes, and the table talk carried ont the
Texas idea, with anecdotes of Texas his
tory.
! The Houston Heights Literary club mel
with Mrs, Whipple last Monday and lis
tened to paper on THE Early Growth
Of Athens" ny Mrs. = b. Thornton. and
ono on "rhllip Of Maccdon," nv Mrs Johr
| a. Miiroy. Tho club Is making arrange
mcnts for . social meeting at the home c
! "a I'll he with Miss Rroni.n
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Personal.

Miss Julia Settle OF Galveston Is visiting
Miss Lucy Brady.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. Raphael are at Marlin
wells for a few weeks
Miss Laura shannon of Galveston spcnt
last sunday with Miss Malin.
Mrs. l.. s. shsckford of san Antonio is
the guest of Miss Rose Williams
Mrs. s. Y Matthews Of Waxahachie will
be with Mrs. Z. +, Daylss "Wednesday.
Mrs. f. w. Michaux left last week for
Los Angeles, Cal. ia visit her parents.
Miss Swndell Of Beaumont is visiting her
sister, Mrs. Charles f, Parker, at the
Bristol
Mrs, Edwin Block and son, Master Ed
WIN, IT. We're the guests Of Mrs. NJ. e.
Bryan last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. H. Myers have returned
10 their home In Duluth, Mimi. after 4
pleasant visit to Mr.. and Mrs. ]. r. Myers,
Mrs; Hart Settle, who came up with the
nanghters OF the American Revolution
Thursday, remained over with Mrs. ii. r.
Ring for few days.
Miss Ginsie Dickinson left for Monterey,
Mexico, Thursday 10 join Mr. and Mrs
Inomas 5. Foster In their journey through
the land of flowers.
Miss Louise TAYLOR, who has been Wis,
lting Miss Etfie Jones, returned Thursday
10 her home in sherman taking Miss
Jones hack With her.
Mrs. Thomas Jared Groce. who came nm
tuutsaay with the Galveston D. A. r.
chapter, OF which she is regent, STAYED
over with her cousin, Mrs. j. A. Huston,
until Saturday morning.
Mrs 4, G. Beard and children, Stanley
WA Ya9l, norman, leave this week for New
Liverpool, England. They Will be absent
all the summer visiting various places 81
interest In England and on the continent.
COLONEL and Mrs. r. p Duncan OF New
orlehhs nave been at the Bristol for IN,
past week: They are charming people anf
are thinking OF making their home IN
hh riSs,n colonel Duncan is Interested il
snilu,ng the railroad between Sabine pas.
and Waco and Is attracted 10 To.ston II,
tae hne business possibilities.
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che has accepted and has app%V'ann,,r and
Wrr,ha shelby and Misses MAUI bon1r.
Maize t;rogan to he her maids " vi
49, tn,
mini comedy OF toys, VIII ps
=, ~. onaro house on the eychl"ss
a., - ~ and , matinee on the liln'
49,. scouss Of the comedy are
syreedIngiy funny and the Sas anGSfi alive
fut The idea Of the 10Y, ,hc motif OF
a s ,ha, ara gives scope for vari',,, 4,
~ e,,tari ainment. II has been enep with
many places in the North ana ~" ~ tlnns.
Aue success and ,.a1ssed she IN " Whatever they
ave in hand HE presentation nep psor ""
csrtalniv he in line with It's preuecV''
~
t,ayds have heen received annonhciuE ''o
marriage in New Orleans Of MISS m ,,a,
yiole, danghter Of pr. and Mrs Ernese
T.. lewis and Or. Edward Augustus p.g"u'
=, vocoyaorhes. that took place luesu"s'
he Dad pr. BIount comes OF a fanny
:, oil known in Eastern Texas anu hpno,yn
bore one of New Orleans nhvsi.
names. There has always pes a,ne IN the
alan Of prominence or tnat ,,n In me
S S'rescent CITY, and they are Know IN '"e
socjnl as Wei as the scientific Woriu'
~
The uadley Effort society Of the p"s
san,ist church are giving a seIN ~
afternoon teas that are proving W. nh
! urhtf,n 10 them and their trlenas,s >Irs
/ nSvt one will he at the reSlucn15' Iackson
| Friedman corner Of Ben nuu % . r. q
| streets. Tuesday afternoon liOA'
| O'Clock. -
| Mrs II r. Ring. chairman OK the hoi"i
committee of the Texas Federation VI
| ,ya,n,,,.s clnbs: Mrs. Beutel OF the "a "a
| dies Reading club and Mrs. Mey sts WOOL
Woman's club win 90 TO liaiias tsnlh,crotion
to attend the convention Oh '"'
~
90, - ~ rtopse will be at home In
Formally tomorrow Monday, evening iron
10 20 49, - 40 complimentary to her dqugn
az tep Ntys + 1, Lainkin. Mr. and MIS- Ian l,l,
L.; ava son arrived Friday and Mrs lIouS N
Elves their friends an opportunity 10 "''o
them. -.
Mrs. r. s. Loyett has issued inyltali"n
to 'May morning breakfast "q"" W,
dar next. complimentary 20 Mrs D..
TWySI,ane Of Virginia and Mrs. George a
Coates of Abilene.
Mrs. W. p. chew has issued Invitation
for Tuesday afternoon at o.ciork,
n,oet Mrs George A. Coates of Ahllen.
5 who is visiting her sister. Mrs '"uieS q
Baker.
Mrs. JEFF y. Miller, Mrs. w. c, Crane
, Mrs r. F. weems and Misc Carrie Car
rf, viii attend the meeting Of the Colona
. Danes to be held in Austin this week
. = ~
Mrs. JcT y. Miller, Mrs. w. c. Crane
, Mrs. B. f. weems and Miss. Carrie C .iI,li
. | will attend the meeting OF me 1olphl'
DANES to be held in Austin TINS Weeh'
Z 49,
K Mrs. l.. T. Noyes entertained very han'
somely yesterday with cards, compllmentar
10 Mrs j. W. Wallace of virginia
u b y r
c Mrs. w. f. Fitz Gerald was the hoste'
Q Of the Thursday Afternoon Eurhfe GU
p last week.
a Mrs. s. f. Carter gives reception
h the 10th of May.
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OUT OF THE DARKNESS.
For The Post

For Tho Post.
A snl,c comes out of the darkness
The darkness that walls me ~
A song rs Of bells sweet-cnn,,i,,,';ns,
Rising. and filling. and cliihn,,n7'
THAT unto my soul 1t may WIZ
II comes to my soul through tn H. o sss'
Tie darkness that reaches ny snmps
And its sound Is as sweet ~ H.
OF mus Ger still waters colui M
When day noises slumberins hs'
And the drcnd In my soul Of the ,,e a' nlsss
N'I M ~ d,run~ss more wide than me nsss
Passes on. like a cloudy day pass pass
Away from The hrightenedi oG Grsssluis lint
For after the darkness CONES
OH, song comes out Of the as VA.
The darkness as deep ms me IL
Aud tho faith of my sonl Is ~ ~ d Y
And Go1 10 my soul WI w me
Ana slaooeh my '' John r sjcia'''
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The Hadiey Effort society OF inc ~ ~
son,,st church are giving series "
as,nrnoon teas that are proving very ae
lightfui 70 I'll, inf be at The residence Of Mrs Mrs
nncyl one VIZ cor nv Of Bell aud Jackson
streeis tuesday afternoon from 10
o'flCpk
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MRS. w. o. cox.

FORMER Texas Woman Who Is HiqhlyI
CompHmented.
New Orleans Times Democrat.
MIS-. Davis Cox, whose fine face Is pre.
tented on this page. Is pron ,nent Mem.
phs woman one who is doing much for
,he coming reunion. Mrs. Cor ,s ! ,,s,,.
81 ?, .ne sarah Low cLspter OF the United
Daughters Of the confederae, ana ..sss
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IT MAKES WOMEN Yass

IT had been sufferer fof u.,. D.
from nervousness with all lis -, ~
and complications writes Nj, X 3
Fisher, Of 1861 Lexington Ave. Ne 8. :
N. Y. II was constantly going 10 ~, - a Il
stefan OF purchasing medicine ~ {f'
band at last induced me to try b.. s. ~
Favorite Prescription. After taiis.
bottle and following your advice 4 NJ 3
encouraged that | took Ave more No. I. \
Favorite Prescription. colin,sS a I
ing it and felt that was iinprovins h y.
than at first. I ami not now cross sSd IN W
able, and ! have good color In nv Ky 's
have also gained ten pounds II s.;.I
and one thousand pounds Of cos,t,y s' II,
am a new woman once more. ard -.
advice and your Favorite Prescript;,sss s 4
the cause of IL,
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temper had been held were very amusingiy
told. the reiator drought down the
house." The following. Written aid reah
by Mrs. A. Y. Cone. was Il specimen Of
how the earning Of some Of the dollars
was told:
Sweets TO the sweet I've often heard
aaiA.
so making caIdy popped into my head
This Will add sweetness 10 some hpds : lot.
III thus cnin a dollar and 80. why not
After the thought popped into my head J
nut II into execution aud concluded 10 have
4 candy stall. Making the candy, ! N.
vited my friends one and all TO comc ana
hty. which they did.
Two friends pf mine once made tortnnc
by making AMI selling cakes and perslm
non beer. When they hcenme wealthy nMl
owned their own turnout they were IRVING
on the principal avenue ri the beautiful
city IN which we all lived trying IA outyif
an the other fashionables who were dry.
Ing he same afternoon, when Q wae jumped
on behind their handsome e9ripage ,ana
words:
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Fosters Local Forecasts

Fosters Local Forecasts
April 2s.--Cooler.
April 29.-~Cool.
April 80. -Moderating.
May Threatening.
May Cooler.
MAY 3.--Warmer.
May Threatening. --->-..
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/ The woman's Club had their annual pie,
ME last week going to Angerhoffers and
taking their guests with them. Il Is a
very good thing TO be one OF those guests.
fol the pienics are always delightful and
\ this last one was by no means an exccp-
| ton To this pleasant rule, The day was
| hnt the air delicious with the fragrance
I 81 pine trers and spring flowers, aud tAe
( party, In gay humor, dgtermined on 4 good
| time They assembled IL the pavilion.
| when Mrs ". r. Kendall, president Of tn
club, took the chair aud called them h,
] order. The roll call OF the club was
answered by incidents ~ Texas history.
| giving the keynote ~ the day that WAS
/ oirphasized ny the Texas days thai hnns
on the walls. After roll call Mrs William
W, Mcleod gave niauo selection that
white II aid not have special reference 10
ppl<e. 80 exaulsitely was 4 played. Mrs.
/ VI, ". Eckhardt followed WITH Miss Hales
! "Fali OF the Alamo" giving the thglll.as
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The members Of san Jacinto chapter,
Daughters Of the Republic Of Texas, re-
turned Tuesday from the convention OF
Texas veterans aud Daughters held In Aus
tin. enthusiastic over. the glorious time
they had In that city, the courtesy and
generous hospitality shown them They
Ncre received at the train when they
reached rhe city ny committee 81 prom
inent men and women and from that tim"
until they left they were AUSTIN guests,
The closing reception was held IN tue eapi
tol. In the hall OF the Louise o. represents.
tives, which was gloricns win uass anu
flowers They noted With pleasure iaat
the Texas flag. which their assoela'lon
had given to the university, WAS psaesn
In conspicuous position, Al tais resep.
tion they bad the pleasure ~ me- aAg
many distinguished mon and women, am y,
everything IN the power of the William ~
Travis chapter, assisted ny many our
slders, could do to make the aifair =
grand success WAS done anu the rrsult
was thar even the least rffuslNe Was eniahr
siastic over me regal hospitality q tne VIZ
ital CITY. TAI the innstnn aelegatlrn Mste
Mr. and Mrs j. Il, Fem. MIS-. Nan
yrwltx. Mrs. CASTOR Asae. Mrs ] NC.
kecver. Jr,, Mrs, Nellie Coz. Ms, kE Nit
vssmer, Mrs, y. W, camnbeit ana Ms ~
Belle Fem. The next convention VIII "