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The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-11-30
THE SUSSEX
SCHOOLS.

Georgetown, Nov. 80 The Republican
TO day says: The rchoOl trouble IN this
county is noe yet settled. The County
School Commission has taken tho matter
up and Is aiding the state treasut5r as
much as possible In solving the ufilcultJ
They have forwarded to each OF the dis
trio 9 interested, blank bonds indemnify
The state treasurer from loss, to bs signed
by some responsible citizens OF the :espec-
tive districts. When this bon q Improperly
signed the state treARNrer will fheu pay
over the dividends txsucb dist1lct 4 his
bond Is intended to p3lract the state frsas
urorfroln loss and tiis iouers or
OF her re ponsible persons should not hesi
tuts to sigu them. There can certainly ba
no risE attached becauss 1t Is certain that
the Legislature ht It's next session VIII
remedy the ditlicul y. No Legislature
would dare do otherwise.
Our people who have been so disturbed
about this mat or should welcome this as
IN easy sou iCn o the difficulty. 1t Is un
fortunate thai this mistake WAS made but
il il made ana the people OF tho schoul
DISTRICTS muat either raise tho additional
nIuannt required Or give this indemnify
ing bond and Ger ulnly the latter Is the
.Asior way. This is no time for accusation
of counter charges aud We huve no patti.
-1ce with some Eepo vino are trying to
make Il little political capital out of the
situation. On the other hand we should
be willing to do what We can to aid
aud assist our districts IN securing the
money and pull together to hat end. Some
OF our distric may feel disposed TO ignore
the suggestion of the Couny School Com
mis- ion and refuse either to raise the ad.
dltonal sum or -ign the bond but will
insist upon closing their schools. 1t is
we'll for lhsso short sgh ell psrsons to rc
ms,ubcr that they are compelled TO nave
ons hundred and forty days of scho and
II they close heir school, now how are
hey guing to s-cure next years dividend
withou, holding lh, une budied and forty
duvs' school this year and. so on. inloii.
nitely.
INC commissioners or other responsible
Ie sons IN each distrca should not hesi
Ia - to sign tho bond and secure their divi
dend and may rest assured that they Will
Mssulnn 10 risk iE doing SO.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-11-30
LITTLE i2uBELEN.

Miss Nan Robclen OF Wilmington
and Harvey Little. formerly OF this
city, were marie last evening at
lhe hone OF the bride, No. l20l w.
seventh street. The ceremony was
performed by Rev. Il. A. Elwo,d.
pastor OF Olivet prcsby terian
Church, before the immediate rela-
tves OF both parties. 1t was a
cbrysauibmums wedding. A re-
ccption followed the ceremony and
then The bridal party ie.t lor their
home III Jersey City
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-11-30
BRADBURY -LaROWF..

Miss Ethel Starr LaRowe and
Robert Crouch Bra bury, both OF
this city. were married at noon yes
terday at the home OF the bride,
bride, 1926 Washington street, by
Rev. W. l.. S. Murray, d. d.. pas
tor OF ST. paui's NJ. II. Church.
The bride wore mode Venetian
cloth travelling dress. Only mem.
bers OF the immediate families were
present. Alter the ceremony the
bride and groom lett lor "a southern
wedding trip. On their return
they will live at 1926 Washing ton
street.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-11-30
PAN.AMERicAN CONGRESS.
! Common Commercial NOmcncla.
ture Proposed.

ture Proposed
CITY OF MEXICO, Nov. 30.-The
session of the pan American congress
was largely taken up with the reading
of the reports of committees. These re
ports were those of the committees on
international banking aud monetary
exchange and ON literary relations, IA
voring an exchange of official publira
tons. and long report of the commit
tee of which Senator Davis is the head
with respect to the pan American rail-
road.
\ project was submitted by William
!. Buchanan of the United States dele
gution on commercial nomenclature,
Mr.. Buchanan says that if uniformity
# name and description can be Sc
rIlrcd for the common articles of pan
American commerce and such nOmen-
clature officially adopted and made the
basis of the customs schedules and
the laws Of the republics of the hem
isphere distinct and valuable step IN
nll that appertaius to the general bet
tcrment Of commerce will be gained
Mr. buchanan proposes that the gov
crnments represented in the bureau OF
American republics contribute among
themselves $40.0O0 in gold with a view
toa careful revision and compilation i'll
English. Spanish and Portuguese and
under the direction Of the customs dl.
visions Of each of the said govern
men,> Of commercial nomenclature OF
the American republics heretofore is
sued by the bureau Of American repu6
lies. Mr.. Buclianans proposal WAS IT..
ferrcd to tht''comlnittee on commerce.
Through Hon. Nolney W. Foster Il
letter of Henry.,J. Amber, Jr., chair
man of the International Olympia,
Games association. to be held In Chica.
20 in 1904. inviting the countries repre-
sented at the conference to partlcipaty
in the said games was submitted to tli'
assembly. The letter was 1eferEed 10
the committee on general welfare.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-11-30
Hammond and wife, NJ. America and
wife, Joseph America and: Western
and j. Robinson Of Germantown.
GROSE-TAYLOK

Miss Emma Grose, daughter Of Jas.
Grose OF Farndurst, and Samuel How
ard Taylor Of Stanton were married
at 9 o'clock last evening at Stanton
by the Rev. Il. II. Collins, pastor OF
st. John'sM. Il. Church of Lewis.
vile, Pa.
Jchu S. Taylor, brother Of 1.-THE
groom was best man. Laura II. Gil.
lis was maid Of honor. Jonathan Il.
Springer aud William II. Chambers
were the ushers. The wedding march
was played by Marth y. Palmer Of
this city.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-11-30
Y. ~. & A. Notes.

"Nictory' vii! be the subject OF
the address to be delivered on Sun
day afternoon at the y. NJ. c. A.
gospel services bv G. +. Tibbitts OF
Washington. Special singing will
be given and an orchestra will 10
provided. Men only are Invited.
Members of the association are
settling down to the enjoy mcnt Of
indoor amusements for the coming
winter and already champions OF
checkers and chess are procl aiming
themselves
The Chrysanthemum Social will
hold ther next meeting al the home
Of Joseph Edward No. 9l5 Tatnall
street, 90 Thursday ,ext.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-11-30
Costs More 10 Keen horseA

Sin the price OF hav and grain have
ndvnncei the livery and boarding stable
rrupietor- hato had their profits cut
down. Tbs board usually charged1iof
horsosis SO and slS nmonth by the stable
in thls city.
A meeting "f the stable proprietors was
held last ut!ht, wher tho advances In the
pr,co ot feed was iuiiy diacussed and
ITO dslii Il tHat TO prevcht u loss they
would IN Nn Il e. g'SGnnhing advance III
tn" ~ r,"s foo boar I'': horses. The new
srhudu rnIaIHr.i S'I> 'Saui 500 u month,
ana uNt " cv,r's "a. y oNrictor IN ibo
c!'y Will hvrGn. tel MAKE these charg0a
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-11-30
COMING OUT RECEPTION.

A reception in honor Of Miss lisa.
belle Mathicn DUPONT was given in
Che New Century club last evening by
Mrs. Lamuttc and the Misses dupont.
IL was Miss duPont's Introduction to
soelety and was the leading event Of
the social season.
After The reception there was a
dance. Many guests were present
from this city and other places in or.
der to meet the debutante.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-11-30
ReceDtion at Day Nur8ery,

1.-The afternoon from . TO o'clock there
will be an Informal reception at st.
Michaei's Day Nursery unh Babies Hospl
tai and Miss Hackstt, the nowlsuperin
dent. will be present. Donations will
also be received. On Wednesday dona
tions were received from u large number
Of individuals and .ocistios. land bishop
Coleman ia worry proud of the work Of he
diocese. This hospital has been improved
receLtlV, q
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-11-30
New Treaaurer For Porto Rico

SAN JUAN. Porto Rico, Nov 30
william Franklin Willoughby. the
newly appointed treasurer Of the is.
land of Porto Rico. succeeding Jacob
Hollandsr, resigned. has arrived here
and taken the oath Of office. The ex.
ecutive council OF Porto Rico at a spe.
cial session raised the bond Of the
treasurer of the island from 100000
to $4,000. This action was taken be.
cause of the increased funds handled
by the treasurer.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-11-30
Partridge For Police Commissioner.

NEW YORK. Nov. 30,-Mayor Elect
Low has made the formal announce
ment that Colonel John n. Partridge of
Brooklyn would he the new polce com
missioner and that he would succeed
Colonel Michael G. Murphy on Jan. l.
He would not tell who was going to be
Devery's successor as deputy commits
gioner and said that he had only made
the announcement of Colonel Par
tridge's selection because Colonel Par
fridge requested him to do no on the
ground that it would be an advantage
to him in closing his duties in the office
of state superintendent of public
works,
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-11-30
ktIled His Wife

CAMDEN, N. j., Nov. 3O.-Samuel
Van Stavern. aged forty-two years,
last night shot and instantly killed his
wife. The shooting took place Oh the
sidewalk near Fourth and Chestnut
streets and was witnessed by a num-
Der of persons. Van Stavcrn fired four
shots. each of which took effect. The
couple had been married eighteen
years, but had frequently separated
and had not been living together re-
sputly.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-11-30
Observation-Disclosures.

Miss Jean Osborne Hickman OF
West CHESTER, Pa. and W Arthur
l,iachford OF this city, were mar.
ried last Wednesday evening at
the residence OF the bride ) grand
father, Waillngiord Hickman. in
West Chester Miss Adelin Wood
oi Philadelphia. was maid of honor
and MAJOR Thomas a. BlackIord
OF this city, was best man. After
a reception MIR. and Mrs Black
ford started or a wedding trip.
o" their return they will live" in
this city.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-11-30
Acknowledge.

Diamond Council No. 5. T., Jr. O. u.
A. M. received this week a beautiful card
from MIS-. Mckinley. ack nowledging
with grateful appreciation the tend or
expre.sio OF sympathy extended TO her
in a letter from !hat body. during the
tine OF her great sorrow and bcreaye.
ment, at Buffalo, N. Y. The card viii
be put in II pretty frame and hung on
the walls Of their council chamber among
other souyinera
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-11-30

From Paris to stanford Observatory.
PARIS, Nov. 30.--Miss Klumpkc Of
Chicago who for fifteen years past has
been assistant at the Paris observato-
ry, is going to Stanford university as
chief assistant to Professor Isaac Rob.
erts Her special work will be astral
photography. ".
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-11-30
This Wurm Turned, ,

HOBOKEN, N. j.. Nov. 80 When
the divorce case Of Bertha Wurm
against her husband. Innocent Wurm,
was called in the chancery court here,
It was announced that they were rec.
oncIled. The Wurms have been mar
ried twenty years, but separated two
years ago because Innocent called Mrs.
Wurm names.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-11-30
HOPES S-flAuGHEY

Miss Nellie q. iiaughcy and 4. Edwin
Hopes wore marriod LIST Wedne day
evening at the home Of tho bride. lll3
West street, bv the Roy. William }.
Eermingham pastor of ST. Patrck's
Church. Miss Josephine Haughey sister
Of ths bride. was bridesmaid, and D.
Courtiand Woodward was best man.
Alter northern trip Mr.. und Mrs.
Hopes will live In this city.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-11-30
Tho RuIIer Boat Relcased

OGDENSBURG, n. Y. Nov 30
Knapp's roller boat has been released
from the Ogdensburg bar, where she
settled in the mud on her trial trip.
The boat was towed to the Canadian
side. The tug Dauntless Of Montreal
ind the barge Regina. sunk OH the
st. Lawrence river canal. have also
been released.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-11-30
viii Play Basket Ball.

Toni ght Ia the st. James's Hall at
Philadelphia ,he basket ball team Of vii
minaton and the ST.. JRnles's team will
meet In what promises to be . great con
test. A number of persons Of this city
are going to Philadelphia to sac the game
and the faot that people will make such
trip to see the team play shows what In
lsrsst basket bali 10 arouslng In this oity.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-11-30
A Hotel IIOilIup,

WILKESBARRE. Pa. Nov. Bottle
hotel of John NeAis nt Avoca. this
county. was entered by seven masked
men AT an early hour yesterday morn
Ing. The inmates were held UP at the
point of Il revolver which each man
carried. Ncalis. who was in bed, WAS
rendered unconscious by a blow from 4
blackjack. The burglars then took
$3.50 from a hiding place in the bed
and fed
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-11-30
HnIIer ExplOSt0u Killed Two,

FINDLAY. O., Nov. 3O-Al Halter,
an oil dresser of this city, and Earl
O'Neill of Wellsville o., were install
ing n new gas engine at an oil well Oh
the Price farm when the boiler explod.
ed, killing both instantly. The shock
of the explosion was felt in this city,
distance of five miles.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-11-30
Grocery News at Lynch's

Busy selling butter 2Jr, lb Deer PaGk
C,,n,urrv t," b. Pure coffee l.r - GdJu
mixed tea J5a 10. Aprirols lUc ID, J'i'y
vins,c- Hu tuHru, 2Uc GVAeA, New tom"t"
ca. SUD 3uc r,luiL !iiAed mustard loc quart
Ee. Hour so sack. Epni hro"ns ~" .hr:"
stvrk Right pr,Csa !Io,Lpt service, All
phones. Stores Fourth n"l atdi son streets !;
. nth and h iug strestA sIItt
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-11-30
Insurgent Activity In DntanEaa.

MANILA. Nov. 30.-The insurgents
are active in Batnngas province. Brig
adler General Bell. with battalion of
the Fifth infantry. left here yesterday
to assume command of the troops in
Batangas. Recently the insurgents kill
ed merchant In the town Of Batan-
gas, terrorized the people living In the
outskirts of the town and escaped after
running fight with a small detach-
mant Of the Eighth infantry.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-11-30
Ohio Republican Cnm pnisn Expenses

COLUMBUS, o., Nov. SD.-The state.
mpnt filed by Treasurer Burdell Of the
Republican state campaign committee.
in compliance with the Garfield law.
shows the cost of the late campaign to
have been SG2.3Oi. The receipts of the
committee were $4,000, of which
amount S11, 300 WAS contributed
through Senator Hanna and $1,000
through Senal lOr Foraker.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-11-30
Canal NnYiwatlnn Cl0hpl.

TROY, N. y, Nov. 3O.-snow has
been falling in this city for twenty
four hours. Navigation on the canal
closed at IL o'clock last night. One hun
AIRED boats between Watervleit and
Utica are frozen in and cannot reach
tidpWatpr
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-11-30

Miss Mary A. Cummings OF this
city attended the wedding OF Miss
Leach Butler to Mr.. John Barber
in Philadelphia on the 10Th and
MISS Reban Miller 10 Mr, John Lis
berger or the 9th 10 Phlaael phia.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-11-30
Madden - HtNLEY.

Miss Marv Madden and Sergeant Of
Police Thomas II. Isaylcy were marri.
ed on "Wednesday afternoon ut st.
Paul's Catholic Clnrch. They are
now on their wedding trip
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-11-30
Rum m ageSaIe

The missionary society of Gilbert
Presbyterian Church, will hold q
rummage sale next week. Any per.
son having anything for this worthy
cause can leave notice at Mrs. G. c.
Jefferson. 1920 Walnut street.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-11-30
At the r, r Y NJ G. A.

Mr.. W. w. Thomas will have
charge Of the gospel meeting at the
r. Il. Y, NJ. c. a., Third and Rail-
road at 3. Is Sunday afternoon. SDir-
tied address and good singing. All
are welcome.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-11-30

Enr,n Inellnun "A IL

SCHENECTADY, \. u, Nov. 30.-Sev-
eral boats have been caught iu the ca.
nal by the ice and may be compelled to
spend the winter in the levels In the
ncigbborhOod of This city.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-11-30
: JOHNSON

William u. Riley aud Minnie A.
johnson of Chester County, Pa, were
married by hcv. a. y. kcl9win at
his residence in Park Taco last We'd
ncsday evening.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-11-30
I.Al.t.Y GlT.NS.

Miss Nellie r. I.ally and .lofeph A.
Glynn were married last Monday at
St. Paul 3 Catholic Church by Rev.
lohn j. Connelly. chancellor OF the
diocese of Wilmington.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-11-30
Duke Of Tcck Injured,

LONDON, Nov. 30.-The Duke of
Teck was thrown from bis horse while
out hunting near Nantwicl. Chester,
sustaining Il concllssion of the brain
and an injury to his hip.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-11-30
vyi.consln Town burned.

Wisconsin Town Burned.
PIAINFIELD. Wis, Nov. 30.-Prac-
tically all the business houses in this
village are in ruins as the result Of 4
Gre which ragged here last night.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-11-30
TO Preach At North Baptist Church.

Will am L. Pettingill. teacher Of
the Wilmington Bible Union. will
preach ut the North Baptist Church
next Sunday morning and evening.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-11-30
wenthpr probt,bslitie

Generally fair; variable winds. most
ly fresh westerly.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1901-11-17

and Mrs. Geo. w. Lindsay. A novel progressive amusement was adonted on several tables were placed differ. ent articles securely wrapped in paper to prevent their identity. The guests then progressed to each table and guessed what each article was. Mrs 5. F. Vaulx. Misses Mamie Mann. NlFe Walker and Fife Barrow tied for the ladies prize which was finally won by Mrs. NaulX. It w2s a beauti fu plaque. Mir. A. w Scruggs was successful in winning the gentleman's prize, scarf pin. Appropriate souvc- mrs were presented both to the ladies and gentlemen. The ladies reeera1 plaques. similar ia design to the laaiess prize, but smaller They were of plaster paris and were inc .4aaiwovIl of Ms r. Y. aoano who also desiqn- ed the GSntlomans souvenirs. wbica Were handnaiatea nlotters in poster effect. dclieteHa Iaaeheoa was later sei.al in co1rse, Those present were Misses ar@a T}UlocE. Nyrt?e Saunders >@..ie Saunders. foFfpo Hish5oWor. tfil5a Johnson Nina Smart Nttie Ba3HaH. hHtle faine Mamie Mann. 7i:o Wal&of. Brownsville. Tenn, j2s:e nd Fzaz Woaer. ef Mem phis. Mary .inasax. Nr5 E. F. EauIx. MsssFs= \. ". Mills Tracy Mills. !. H. AnetNm, r 2. R2@ind Harry Van. ciief. ". |. Matthews. N 3f. Barrow. George $. Valiant, A ". scruges. Clifton Howell. John B. speers. C. II
 friniett, "r., s. F. FauIx ] ". Pegton NJ. D. McEoin
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1901-11-17

of the year given by this club, ard it vas enjoyed by every one present
 Miss Lindsay was assisted in enter taining by Miss Fannie McGaughv
 Mrs. Feno Hearin Mr and Mrs. Mar shall MeGaughy and her parents. Mr.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1901-11-17
Ze. Miss Roella Solnnser

ond prize. Miss Roella Solmson en. tertains the club next Wednesdav afternoon, the regular meeting day of the club. Those present were Mrs Es Wertheimer, Mrs. R. H. Franklin ] Mrs. E. H. Aaronson. and Mrs. L. Samuels; Misses Marcia and I.illia Ida Dreyfus, Roella Solmson Birdie Weller, Hertha Miller. Claude Well. Bessie Altheimer and Roy Kaufman.
 The Tuesday evening Whist club WAS delightfully."- entertained on the regular meeting night last week by Miss Nina Smart at her home on West Fourth avenue. The game of eHchre was played tlA a late hour, and the evening was enoyed b..ab mother evening was an enoyablc one to every one present Those who attended are aa follows: Misses Eorinc Hightower Lawa Truloch, Lillie Johnson. Mary Lindsay Fiye Walker Nina Smart: Me@srs. George s Valiant. Joe W. fc5ton. L. D. fIaIc W F Grandy, ehaz H. Triplett Jr.- Anerum.
 Tn Ashley County Eagle of . recent issue eontain5 thu following, which will b. read with interest in Pine BfT. 4t6 Bethel church five miles 4est of Hamburg, Tuesday afternoon. November P. at 3 o'clock, Ar N. Holmes and Miss Mary Tucker= were united in marriage by Rev S N. Rainey. in presence of large company Of relatives and friends. Mr Holmes came to our town with the builders of the M. R. II. & W. Ry. and is still connected with that en- terprise in it's extension westward. lle is gentleman of fine business qualities and pleasing manners. having won the highest esteem and good will of our entire community since his resi-. aenee in our midst The bride is the youngest daughter of Mf. and Mrqs k. r. Tucker, ono of the oldest and best families in our county. She i4, beautiful and lovely in form and fea- ture, amiabIe and richly endowed with sweetest graces combined in the fair est type of young womanhood." Tha bride is sister of Mrs w. T. Wool dridge. of this city She formerly lived here and has many friends and acquaintances in this city.
 One of the elaborate functions of the season was a card party at the home of Mrs A. NJ Barrow on East Sixth avenue. Tuesday afternoon There were about one hundred ma ricd and single ladies present Two 2fo de war" darkies with white aprons
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1901-11-17
lett lr, MT. and Mrs. S. F. Va1lx MT. and Mrs. E. A. Peck. pr. and Mrs. R. C. Thompson.

MT. and Mrs. B. Atkinson entertain ca Thursday evening in honor of Mir. Thomas Wilson. the occasion be ing the birthday of Mr. Wilson The houSe was handsomely decorated with flowers and eyergreens. Various games were indulged in, and the tfmc Was pleasantly spent by those present At the proper hour the guests were invited in to partakc of a sumptuous supper, the menu of which consisted ei tho liands of tho season. Refresh. mehts were served the guests thro,eh- oGt the evening Music was also one of the evenings pleasures. Those pres cat were Misses Minnie Guyer. Matte RaGan. Emma Hardy. NcIl Foley. Nit tie Payne. Minnie Hardin Maggie aaGd.e. Florence Craig. Grace canI- son lHanita Payne. May Atkinson P#arl AtEfnson MGssra. win NoWfir ia@es aud John Rasan. charle, 4lfl Perry o'NeH John Eosfeis Geafe5 Hoodait Everett Payna. Charley aad Geee@e Foley, lamss BaImaa= "a. Rarea Thes Wilson George Nad4aH zlaa Hal. Atkinson
 64'Eis have beCn issued hv 9rs i 2. SHaefs er Thursday. November T. taf 2 reception in honor of her sHe=t4. the= Misses Welter, of Memphis.
 The appearance of Greston Clarke &t the Pine Bluff opera bousc last Thursday night was noteworthy in society circles on account of the opcra party that attended it. The move ment Was started by Mr. Sam Frank lin, and it proved quite successful. As a laEge number of the society pco. pie Witnessed and enjoyed the per- farmanee. Among those in the party were Nessrs. and Mesdamcs C. W. List, sam Franklin, $. A. Rosenbere Ed Aarcnson, L. O. Knox. F. NJ. Rosen berg, Mo. Levine, I. s. Never ,. X. SamHles; Misses Marcia and Ifllic i.ewine
 Enc P. B.'s H. A. P Euchre club. which was organized recently, was en- tertained last Wednesday afternoon. by Miss Mae Meyer, at her home on West BaTaque street Though this was the second meeting of the club. It was very enthusiastic one and and fhe members spent an enjoyable afternoon. In the contest for prizes Mrs. L. X. Samuels won the first prize, and Miss Hertha Miller the sec
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1901-11-17

The society people of this city and other cities in the state are looking forward with great expectations to tha charity ball to be given at the Bluff City club hall in this city on Tuesday evening, November 26. The most SC, lect society people in the state will bn ln attendance, and 1t promises to s1lr- pass in elegance anything of it's kind eyer attempted in Arkansas TAe tickets are sold at 8 each One ad
 mits couple, and supper will be fur nlshed free by the Jewish ladies The participants vii be invited guests and tickets can be used by them only.
 Many couples will come from Iittla Rock, Hot Springs, Fort Smith. Jones' boro and numbers of other points in the state and the best orchestra from
 Little Rock, will furnish music The ball is being managed by MT. Harry 5. Solmson. who is chairman of the entertainment committee of the Bluff City club, and so far he has met with splendid success Over 5000 is now in his hands and not one ticket has
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1901-11-17

Miss Mary Lindsay entertained the members of the Current Topic Club and their gentlemen friends last Wet nesday evening at her home at the corner of Third avenue and Popular street. This was the second social