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The Brunswick times-call., 1901-11-02
Says south G8oFgiaS Can:
didatG is a Wilmer
IN GUBIAyATORIIL CONTEST
Gives Some Inside Information Rel.
ative to the EstiIlSTurner
Controversy

Col. J. G S pottswood, we'll known
all over Ehe state fot his genisl 1ispo.
sitlon and kesn insight into matters
political, arrived in the city yesterday
on visit TO relatives
He WAS warmly greeted by his many
friends and when seen last DigIt at the
oslsthorpe by Ttmes-Can reporter,
was enjoying the company of several
Bsunswiokians,
| The Times Gail man caught the
Colouels attention for a few brief
moments on the subject OF state pol
itios and he said
BY state politics, Of course you
mean the gubernatorial contest, and as
a wifegrass adyocste I anu more than
splessse o tell you what I know.
% the past few weeks [ have been
business trip through tue western
ihsrn part Of the 0tale. To my
stiop I found that south Geor-
lndi great head.
wa oouras you
headway, snd the fSss3g element
"a baGsOone of our commercial
NJ "a for him lie is growing in
se upper part of Georgia at a
pace than any man who has
'Bseu mentioned for this high office
from this section Of the state and that
is saying q great deal for we have had
soms star fagorites in the past.
"It seems that the Colonelo record 80
a bus'aefs man and his loyalty at all
Times and uoder all oigcums.aroes to
tue democratic party is better known
han M 81 Of Us down here thought It
was and thoss people to whom have
talked with, think be would make one
of the sbless and most conservative |
chief executives that could be selected |
from the many good men who rave been
In connection with guberna-
lOrial honors. This brings me to a
point which want to emphasize, an1
that is to the effect that neither in the
upper or lower part Of the state do you
hear any more about differences be,
'ween Mr., Turner and Col. Esdli.'
As matter Of fact hsppen to know
hat there never was any hard feelings
between these two distinguished south
3eorgians. 1t was all more or less
'eWspsper talk aud this bss now about
Iubslded completely.
"Col. Estill and Judge Turner have
'Iways been warm friends and nothing
las occurred to change that feeling. I
lumber both Of them amongst my
riends and have seen and heard enough
within the past few weeks to warrant
he belief that the friendship between
hem has never been broken and there
s no Indication that it ever will be.
1T might perhapa not bs going too
ar TO predict that not only will Judge
Farmer not oppose Col. E.ull in the
coming gubernatorial contest but on
he contrary will give him bis warmsst
, lppoFt.
This isss it should be for Col.
The Brunswick times-call., 1901-11-02

For LaGrippe and lnhu-
enza use CHENEY'S EX-
PkCTORANT.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1901-04-21
AT

Special Correspondence Of The Sunday Republic.
Sedalia. NO., April 2O.-Miss Marian Elvira
Jones Of st. Louis. Mrs. Basil Field and
england. are the guests Of Mines. Smith
and Cotton this week. .
Mrs, Nora Phillips departed "Wednesday
Mrs. j. II. Mara departed Tuesday to visit
friends in Kansas City.
Miss Isabel Daniel returned Thursday
Mrs. j. II. HUFF returned Wednesday
from a visit at Evansville. Ind.
Tuesday to visit her parents. Mr.. and Mrs.
Mrs. j. Fendwick Of ST. Louis arrived
Wednesday to visit friends
Miss emma Barrick Of Kansas City has
Mrs. Frank Delaney returned to Van Blu
rem. Ark. Wednesday, after visiting Mrs.
MIS-. q. K. Mackey departed Tuesday to
visit her sister at Jacksonville. Ill.
departed Wednesday to visit in st. Louis.
Mrs. NJ. Fredenberg Of Chicago arrived
Tuesday to visit her daughter. Mrs. ]. o.
Mrs. F. Fenwick Of st. Louis arrived
Wednesday to visit friends.
Mrs. B. b. Yates has returned home after
'i Ms. G. ns =. stanchfield Of cSestcn. To-, is
visiting her daughter. Mrs. C.. f. West
The Naqtilus Club met Wednesday after;
and rendered the following programme:
aInyasion Of the Gauls," Mrs. Charles Van
Antwerp; "Hellenism in the East and
west" Mrs. D. Hardy; '"The Roman Con-
guest" Miss Sue Kernodle: 1.-THE Roman
Emperors," Miss Florence Lamy: paper.
est. Paul." Mrs. George E. Dugan: discus
sion, 'The Assistance Hellenism Cav to
Christianity, and the Permanence OF Hell
Miss Jennie Morey entertained the Beta
sigma Sorarity" at her home In Ohio ave-
h1 Il . meeting Of the Clio Club Friday
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ALTON, ILL.,.

Special Correspondence of The Sunday Republic.
Alton. April 19.-Miss Alice Hewitt has
returned from an extended visit to MISS
Phoebe Bayle in st. Louis.
Mrs. L. A. Ciapp has returned from q
visit to relatives in Joplin. Mo.
Mrs. Bruce Gilbert entertained the Twen-
tieth Century Club Thursday evening.
Mrs; J.. L.. Barry is visiting relatives at
Miss Bessie kirkpatrick of Upper Alton is
vile.
Mrs. John Messenger has returned to
Cairo after q visit to relatives In Upper
Alton.
Mrs. Dennis Neonan is entertaining Mrs.
James Noonan Of Jerseyviile.
Mrs. d. G. Ray has returned from Mobile.
Ala.
Mrs. Martha Schneider has returned to
New York, after being the guest of her
daughter. Mrs. Ralph Webb. for several
weeks.
Mrs. Harold Powell of Salt Lake City IS
visiting her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. J. c.
Cox of Upper Alton.
Miss Bessie Cockrel of Jerseyviile is visit
ing friends in Alton.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. NJ. Redison are visiting
relatives at Council Blufs. la.
Miss Alice Drury entertained the members
of the Thimble Club Friday afternoon at
her home on Henry street.
Mrs. James Mullen is entertaining Mr.. n
Mrs. John Kicks of St. Louis.
Miss Clara Kleinpeter is visiting in Spring
field, Mo.
Mrs. Charles Sawyer Of Chicago is visit
ing Mrs. A. P. Hughey in Upper Alton.
Mrs. Harvey l. Black gave a luncheon
Friday evening.
mans Council Friday afternoon.
Mrs. w. T; Cathcart departed last week
Mines. G. 4. stratton and James Fer
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morning Miss Babcock read a paper on
Famous NOMINEES de Plume" Following
this the club discussed at length the ability
Of "A Trio of Modern Illustrators: Charles
Dana Gibson: w. l. Taylor and Alice Bum
ker Stevens"
Mrs. H. A. Pratt gave a reception Tues
day evening in honor of her sister. MIRA
John B.. Dixon, at her home in West Broad
way. A music programme was the princi-
pal feature Of the reception. The follow
ne ladies' Of the club appeared: Misses
Callie G. Clarke and Frances Smith; Mines.
J. B. Rodes, Charles Barde and J. NJ. Cam
non. Following were the guests: Mines. G.
+. Buchanan. F. F. Combs, T. X. Potter,
s. =. Sneed. Robert Gray, George Babcock.
] 3: Quigley. ". a.. Carter. S. K Billiard.
J. z, Brown, George E. Dugan, Sue Ross.
p. w. Clippenger. A. D. Stanley, Jennie b.
Fast. A. G. Stafford, T. p. McCluney. F.
I Goodenow. John Walmsley. Grant Craw-
ford, William Courtney. w. A. Latimer, W.
II. REYNOLDS. L. Phillips, L. M. Barnard,
John Cunningham; 2. A Clarke, Edward
Hurley; Harvey J.. Smith. w. F. Lonean,
Z: T. West. J. NJ. Cannon, Mrs. Stanchfeld
Of Creston. Ia; Mrs. Adams of Chicago.
Miss Mary Glass entertained the menu
ba-s Of the Adagio Club at her home in
West Seventh street Thursday afternoon.
Mrs. Hugh Muir entertained the members
OF the High Five Club Thursday afternoon
at her home in West Broadway.
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HANNIBAL, MO.

Special Correspondence Of The Sunday Republic.
Hannibal; April 1e-Mrs. v: T: Strong
street TUESDAY evening in honor Of her
sister. Miss Belle More of st. Louis. The
guests were: Misses Helen Boughton, Ma
bel gobards. Minnie Stockton. 3 Hay ayd
Mamie Catiett. Inez Smith, Nettie League.
Mabel Descher, Lottie Lay. Bess Pindell.
Margaret Bishop. Ange PindeiI Anderson.
Mrs. Dean Dulong. and Messrs. William
Fitzgerald. James r. Bozarth. Frank +.
p nro Mdsr;. N SIce P,p TsGst' A L; e. e Tq Tnss,s 6.
A. 8. Johnson. L.. L. Sprout, Charles Alser.
Day and Doctor Marshall:
party Tuesday evening at K. f.: M. hall
were composed Of George ": sehni.lein. !:
Arthur Conklin, H. 7. Zimmerman, e. A.
Schutze. Barney Ledford and Charles
Miss Annie Denkler visited friends in La
Grange Wednesday.
Miss Jessie Meveieh is the guest Of
The Ladies' Improvement Society. met at
the Windsor Hotel Wednesday afternoon
and determined to give a carnival. in the
about June i. COMMITTEES to manage the
EntertaimrnenssEMrss. Viii London OF dor,' Mrs.
harry MOTIFS. MRS. GeOTke OdEler,. MrS.
John A. Knott. Mrs. George W. Whitecot-
ton. Miss League and Miss Pindell.
Press-Mrs. w. L. Pound. Mrs. l. p.
Munger, Mrs. A. D. Stowell. Mrs. Will
Jones and Miss Birdie Howall.
A park committee was appointed. COM
posed Of Mrs. j.. W. Dunmire. Mrs. 8. J.
Rov, Mrs. Ben Stevens. Miss Grace Smith
and Miss Annie McCooly.
Mrs. John A. Knott has returned from
visits to friends in McComb City. Miss, and
New Orleans, La.
Mrs. W. P. Marseiles has returned from
q visit to Brookfleld.
Mrs. E. W. Mooder visited friends In Pal
myra. Mo-. this week.
Miss Florence johnson Il visiting In St
Louis.
Misses Matte. Annie and Alice Middleton
have returned from a visit to Clarksville.
Mo.
| Mrs. George Anon entertained. a few
<rfends at her home In West Hill street
Spnday afternoon.
Es. A. t. Phillips has returned to her
:. h In Burlington. Ia, after a visit to
u v~iefrents. Mr.. and Mira. W. III. Oldham.
e MfS3s NJ. Birney of Ottumwa. La. Is
"a who are sister. Mrs. z. o. Hodson:
D. 1umbfa, aie Graft and Elizabeth Knott,
= their p~arentaing Christian College at Co
9 An enJoyateunday and Monday with
p Miss Essfe RrSAis city.
- Misses Kats Ner marty was given BY
Tuesday evening.
and Darline starks
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JOPLIN, MO.

Joplin. MO-, April 1s.-The Emerson Club
day evening at Emerson Hall. to which
400 hundred Invitations were issued. Bid
euchre was played first, the ladies' favors
going to Mines. Rafael Estrada and W. H.
Frickleton. Ed Pearson and S. w. Bullock
captured the gentlemen's prizes.
Mrs; Oliver Picher entertained the Tues;
home in Moffett avenue. The favors went
to Mrs. Stearns and Mrs. James l. Geddes.
The guests. besides the club members, were
Mines: Harry BulksIey Of Kansas City.
The AS You Like 1t Club was entertained
Wednesday afternoon by Miss Lizzie Stiles
at her home on North Joplin street. The
club favors went to Mrs. Theodore oster-
lob. Luncheon was served. Full member
ship OF the club was present. as was Mrs.
ed by the following ladies': Mines. Dan F.
Dugan. Fred Lawder. H.. A. Johann. Allen
Pitcher and Frank -Whiffen: and Misses
Paul and Mamie Geddes. In the afternoon
and Albert Caulkins Joined the ladies at
Mt. and Mrs. William Latour entertained
the Thespians on Wednesday evening at
their home in the Walker block. The even
fully. he fuii membership Of the C club Iei beeine
Mrs. Charles NJ. Wrigley, Mr.; and Mrs.
III \. IGCkeT, MISSES LOUISE CnuTCn
Lillian King. Ella Beeser. Bertha Young,
limo Price and Myrta Hinkson. and Doctors
p. G. H: Squire and G. D.. Carter. Messrs.
Latour, Percy Wenrich, join Landreathn. J.
B. Ball and Frank Sharp.
A number of Joplin people went over to
Twentieth Century Clubs dance. Among
them were Messrs. and Mines. Ed Rhea and
Fred Lawder, Misses Gertrude Robinson,
aaSioeR. kes shaF Roo dlil1s K ku'tsa: D9 aus.iH
and Mabel Brown of st. Louis. and Messrs.
George Layne. James Young: Lee Shepherd.
Martin Patterson, Roy Whitney; Laurence
Arthur Ebling and Doctor Tracey Payfair.
The choir Of st. Peters Catholic Church
the parochial residence by the Reverend Fa-
theirs Hovestadt and O'Reil!ey.. A pleasant
evening was spent and refreshments were
served. Among those present were Mines.
Marie Toohey, Belle Wade and Messrs. j.
B; Hogan and John Robert.
Germania Hall Thursday evening. Among
those attending were Messrs. and Mines.
Fred Bartlett. Theodore osferlah and Chas.
Lizzie stiles, Lena and Tillie Muller and
Mabel Steiner and Messrs. Ed Boqua, AL
bert Tucker. Charley BIrch; Robert Jones.
Martin Patterson. Fred Gault, Fred Ander-
son and Bert Stiles.
Mr.. Albert Caulkins entertained with a
dance at Germania Hail Friday evening ln.ng.
Fred fawder, Ed Pearson. B. NJ. Robinson.
T. g. Wear. Charles Bartlett. W. w: Over
ton. ]. A. Zellers. s. w. Orndun and j.. D:
Dennis, Jean Gregg, Louise Church, Mar
Geddes. Gertrude and Louise Robinson. Ber-
tina Young. Ella Beeser. Edith Donnan. Ida
iah Ledger Of paris. Tex; May Glover. su:
san Botsford and Mayme Schnur and
Messrs: Ralph and Arthur Gorbin. Jim Wat,
Dennis, Deimer Wise. Ed Luck, Bart How
ard, George Layne; Tracey Payfair Percy
Wenrich. Walter Paschal. Lionel Latour.
nett, Shepherd. Beardsley: Frank Mcmillan,
Charles s.. Towle and L n. Dana.
Doctor Claycomb. his wife and daughter.
Miss Della Wilson. who has been the guest
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CITY. MO.

Special Correspondence Of The Sunday Republic.
Jefferson City. Mo-, April 19.-Mrs. Lon V.
Stephens is entertaining her mother, Mrs.
James NJ. Nelson. and sister, Mrs. Charles
T.. Leonard. of Boonville.
Miss Virginia Gorrell of Hughesville, aft
er a short visit to her cousin, Mrs. Ada
KNAPP. returned home Monday.
Miss francis Cook spent a few DAYS this
st. Louis.
Mr.. and Mrs. 1. B~odenheimer spent a few
days this week with their daughters. Mrs
lumbia.
Mrs. Mamie Johnson and daughters, Miss
days.
Mrs; T. B. Mahan of Lawrenceburg. Ky.
Is visiting Miss Zou Gordon. and in a few
days will visit relatives in the county.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Curry. Mr.. n. L. r.
Taylor and Miss Hattie Gordon of Kan
sas City, who attended the Gordon-Johnson
day.
Mrs. Charles E. Peers and daughter. Miss
F Eiesasa this kew week o, q Mrs w2 az. a' Mor wsTe
They attended the Gordon-Johnson we'd
MI. and Mrs. Henry Harper of Nevada
were guests this week Of Doctor and Mrs.
r. E. Young.
Miss Dora Abduction returned Friday from
a short visit to friends in St. Louis.
u JOuu II. w dlheT anu SDIlS OF Nam.
sas City spent this week with her sister,
Mrs. T.. o. Towles.
Mrs. E. 3. Ewing. who spent the winter
with her daughter. Mrs. ]. c. Wilkerson, at
kirkwood. has returned home.
Many entertainments were given last
week in honor of Miss Edna Gordon. who
was married Wednesday to Mr.. Henry
johnson of Kansas City. the wedding being
the event of the week. Miss Alma Gass
was the hostess of luncheon at the New
Madison in honor Of Miss Gordon. covers
being laid for six. The table decorations
were jonquils and violets. At each guests
place was a tiny water-color sketch Of a
g1r, OF the period: and at Miss Gordon.s
don. Misses Zou Gordon. Ann Birch, Pearl
Mitchell and Katherine McHenry were pres
ent.
Monday evening Miss Anne Sullivan en-
fertained several members of the bridal
Party and a few guests at a c~hafing-dish
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R ERNEST,A, LIES.

guson have returned from Denver. where
Mrs NJ. W. seely Of Upper Alton Is VS.
Mrs: 9. H. Boyse Of Miiwaukse is a Visitor
Mrs: Ora Montague Of Honolulu is visit
ing Mrs. Marie Brumm.
Miss Elizabeth Englehart Of Carlyle. ILL.,.
is visiting in Upper Alton.
Mrs. Arthur Forwood and daughters, EN-
ma and Florence, are visiting relatives at
Mrs. J. T. Atkinson has returned from a
visit to relatives in East st. Louis.
Mrs; J. A. Parsons has returned to Jack
Miss Ruth Hoskins is visiting in st. Louis.
The West End Social Club was entertained
Wednesday by Mrs. A. Pc Grand at her
prizes were awarded to Mines. Kennedy.
Gormelly and Nook.
Mrs; John Mold entertained the Hunters
Mr.. n Mrs. Frank E. Wells have gone
Mrs. Sherwood Stevens. has returned to
Mrs. H. A. Sherwood.
Mrs. Florence Maltby of Equality. ILL.,,
visited her daughter, Miss Nellie Maltby.
last week at the Martha Woods Cottage In
Misses Alice Lepper and Anna Allowelt
of Springfield are visiting Mrs. E c. Lep-
per.
Miss Mary Tansey. has returned from an
extended visit to Chicago.
Mrs. John Bauer is visiting MIS-. ]. Mics
Mr.. and Mrs. James Stewart Of st. Louis
are visitors In Alton.
Mrs Mrs. w M:n L, Sparks Sparks a has y, N zone to Ne New J; York r..
guest Of relatives in Alton.
Mrs. Francis Hobson has returned from
Los Angeles. Cal. where she spent the
winter.
Miss Catherine Malloy left Friday for
Miss Harriet Herb has returned from De
Soto. Mo.
Mrs. Virginia Mckinney has returned
from a fortnight's visit in New Orleans.
Mrs. L. F. Cotter has returned to Chicago
after a visit to Mrs. Ed Lewis.
Miss Dora Messenger has returned from
East st. Louis, where she visited Mrs. ].
| Horton.
y Mrs. Norman Stanley is entertaining Mrs.
T. Castle Of Springfield.
me he Alton Bachelor Club was entertained
w Eday night by Mr.. and Mrs. Albert c.
LoS Florence Garrett, Mae Judd and
,ris ~ MMvS}NgcCord Of Upper Alton visited st.
Mrs. 1s week;
n a sedaIia. h salaIeT Po on lineage Is the guest
Le- and 4 hatGeonsley has returned from
Mr.. Mrs. Simeon i felk Ed ~ en Wrrdsn !, n Sa
visitor in Alton. "e.NeA o.
MI. and Mrs. Ffe,ch Of Chicago IA n
cry N. c., are guests of
Mrs. !. y: Puiiam hs sss' M r. i Riesarai
leans for the summer.
-. the x MSh1 " 50 soeI ,a. Club 70 New Or
NJ home in Seventeenth street. Nertained
l1s The young ladies' d the MAR their
Of Cottage. shutlen collese. gave !
ssfs.. the scottish Hiehianders in LoveSSa
lao presented by the ladies'. =
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FORT R TEXAS.

Special Correspondence Of The Republic.
Fort Worth. Tex, April 6.-Several we'd
dfngs OF more than usual importance took
the marriage of Doctor l.. c. Barrett Of
Garner. Tex. to Miss Julia Teaeue White.
at which the Reverend Doctor Mouxon Of
1ciated. George b. d. Babcock m Miss
Addfe Robinson Geer were married by the
Reverend b. B. Rammage at st. Andrews.
n g. T. q. Moore and Miss Kate Bates
were married by the Reverend Luther Lit
tie. Il. T. Hollem and Miss Josephine Cas-
eidy were married at st. Patrick's.
Mrs. J. B. Beard will go to Denver this
Nr. Hardwich win give a luncheon in
honor Of Mr. Robert bowman OF Waco
1t the Worth, next Friday.
Ars. Mcdonald will receive Wednesday
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lAOA -
Special Correspondence of The Sunday Republic.
Hot Springs, April 19.-J. w. Crockett and
wife Of Little Rock are visiting friends IN
j. r. Taylor of Springfield. Ill, is a guest
at the Arlington Hotel.
Colonel and Mrs. 8. w. Fordyce OF st.
Louis are guests at the Arlington Hotel.
Mr.. and Mrs. George H. Eastman nave re-
turned from a brief visit to Little ROCK,
where they attended the Hall-Root we'd
ding.
Charles D. Greaves has returned from a
visit to friends In Little Rock.
Mrs. q. z. Beebc and daughter of Forest
Hill. ILL.,, are guests Of the Park Hotel.
Miss Dowan and Mrs. Morris Of st. LOUIS
are at the Park Hotel.
Miss A. Maclatchy Of st. Louis Is spend,
Northern.
Mrs. M. Curl. formerly a resident OF Hot
Springs, but now of Cairo, ILL.,, has returned
home after a visit to friends here.
Doctor and Mrs. Scott Parsons OF St
Louis are guests at the Park Hotel.
Miss Lena Collett of Fordyce, Ark, IS
visiting friends in this city:
C.. s; Hawsey of st. Louis Is a late arrival
at the Arlington Hotel.
Miss Bessie Still Of this city Is q guest Oh
Miss Pinzel Of Little Rock.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. N. Barrack or Kansas
City are late arrivals at the Grand North
L.. Byrnes and Russell F. clarkson Of st.
Louis are at the Park Hotel.
Doctor and Mrs. Damron Of Vienna, u,
have returned home, after spending the
cameron, at the Great Northern Hotel.
CONGRESSMAN N. E. Benton OF Neosho,
Mo. is q guest at the New Waverly Hotei:
Mi. and Mrs. B.. Hirschfleld and Mira =.
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KANSAS CITY.

Special Correspondence of The Sunday Republic.
Kansas City. April 19.-Mrs Charles Ortiz
vein and her mother, Mrs. Jennie ". Hall.
g banquet.
Mrs. John Tate entertained Monday in
honor Of her cousin, Miss e. NJ. Maltby OF
/ Mrs. James E. seaver and Mrs. Helen NJ.
Long entertained with a. red and yellow
card party at Mrs. Sewers residence Mon
Seth Swift Serat was married Thursday
in the First Presbyterian Church at Lock-
port. N. Y. to Miss Marion Hall.
extended visit to kentucky and New York
Mrs. TT. Templer and Mrs. W. K Nc
MILAN will give q reception Friday after
noon.
Mrs. John Hanley is visiting in Paris. Ky:
Miss katherine Criley and Miss Frances
Richardson entertained at cards Thurs
Mrs. Edward G; Marty is visiting friends
Mr: and Mrs. Robert Snyder will depart
Miss irene Mallory Of Paola is visiting
Miss Mabel Abbey at her home In Lydia
avenue.
Mrs. A. NJ. McDermott and son. Kenneth:
have returned from St. LOUIS ana are at
the Washington.
James Russell Bennett, Jr., Of st. Cloud.
Mimi, and Miss Rosalie o. Flournoy OF
this city were married last week, their we'd
ding being the sequel to an acquaintance
formed last year during the Democratic
convention. A reception was held In the
Bonayenture Hotel after the ceremony.
Mrs. James Seaver and Mrs. H. NJ. Long
entertained with a card party last Tuesday
Mrs. E. w. Freyschlag returned to-day
from Europe.
Mr.. and Mrs. B.. W. Zens have returned
from a three-months' trip through Caiifor-
Mr.. and Mrs, Pryor L Markell. who nave
been living at the Washington. are at
home at No. 1O5 West Thirty-ninth street.
A complimentary dinner will be given to
Mr.. Henry c.. Garner at the Kansas City
Cub, April q.
Mrs. A. H. Heath of Minneapolis is visit
ing Mrs. N. P. Simonds.
Miss Hanna Ward of Holden. Mo-. Is VS.
iting her brother, Mr.. James Ward, at No.
HOB Forest street.
Miss Carlotta Barrett and Mr.. George
King were married Wednesday afternoon
at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Frank. Bar.
rett, No. 3O13 De Croft Way. After May 10
Mr.. and Mrs. King will be at home, No. $3.50
Cherry street.
Mr.. William H. Fitzpatrick, son-in-law Of
General Shafter, who was a guest In Kan
sas City last week, was entertained at din
ner by Mr.. and Mrs. Frank johnson at
their residence on Troost avenue.
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W. Eberson Of st. Louis are at the Airing
ton Hotel.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. r. Medley Of Little Rock
are at the Arlington.
e. w. Leland of st. Louis is q guest at
the Great Northern Hotel
Messrs. Nat Rounds and J.. NJ. Donahue
Of st. Louis are at the Arlington.
Mrs. C. A. Rogers of st. Louis is q late
arrival in the city and is a guest at the
new Waverly Hotel.
The guests of the Barnes House gave a
panhandle reception during the week, In
honor Of Mrs. Adam Bennett Of Garrett.
Kaa