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, 1901-01-30

On Jalnary 10, in the house Of rep
resentatves, star routes being under
consideration, Mr.. Mondel opposed
with tdling effect thsS old system Of
contracting the carrying of mail over
these putes. He favors the letting of
contrats to citizens of the district
where he mails are carried and not to
residets of other states to be sublet
to ouicitizens at a ruinously low fig
ure. n many instances in Wyoming.
Kent,ky and Tennessee contractors
have eceived contracts for carrying
mail Ger routes with which they were
not atll familiar and then sublet them
to pares living along the line of the
route ia figure so low that 1t has been
imposDle for the sub-contractor to
give Cd service. Recently people of
human instincts have threatened the
arrest contractors on some of Wyo-
ming'sar routes because of the fact
treated their horses in
~DKcuse for their
, 1901-01-30
d Character Of Abraham

Character Of Abraham
Lincoln.
aanby Joseph Choate, Am
at Britain, on the ca
Ter of Abraham Lin
life-his carly strug-
lrld-his character as
later years Of his life
I(stration, which placed
Ugh on the worlds roll
me, has been published
b, Milwaukee and st.
Ind may be had by send,
tents in postage to F. A.
|eral. Passenger Agent, Chi
, 1901-01-30
A sImpIe Cold cur,

Krause's Cold Cure, in capsule form.
10 easy to take and does not ansct ~
head Or hearing lrke quinins. Try Il
today. Price &c. Sold By Ohaz1ss n.
Settele, pionssf druggist
, 1901-01-30

i'd take 1t to Frank H.
store and get a free
hberlain's Stomach and
he best physic. They
lache.
, 1901-01-30

f,in's Cough Remedy is the
rite. 1t is pleasant and
~,n to take and always
tended especially for
F'esa'' ks2up and whoopins
cough st medicine made
70! thsss $50 n Ehers is not the
least aaI no It to children
lou, drug md ns :. conn.
.deusy too bapss uf. F. H.
|EsglestoA
, 1901-01-30
khoIders Meeting.

khoIders Meeting.
given that a special
bckholders of Lara
ompany will be held
Il company in Lara
dairy 81, 1901, for the
kering propositions to
Re Of the company to
company, or Laramie
|hent Company; and
capital stock; to ex-
Dets Of the company, to
lers and to transact any other
which may properly come be-
e meeting.
OTTO GRAMM,
$50 Secretary.
, 1901-01-30

WYOMING CAMP NO. 5000, MOD
ERN WOODMEN OF AMERICA.
Meets second and fourth Wednesdays
in G. A. R. hall G. W. Bussard, v. G.
8. Wallace, Clerk.
, 1901-01-30

>i7ERMION TEMPLE NJ. 1, .SsSIh.
BONE SISTERS. Meets Snst and
third Thursdss evenings in X. Of P.
hall. Mrs Charles Yund, M. Z. c.
Mrs Mamie Fisher, M. Of R.
, 1901-01-30

A. L. FOSTER,
pituitary Observer.
, 1901-01-30

CUSTER CORPS NO. 20, w. r c.
Meets first and third Monday evenings
il G. A. r. hall.
Mrs. S. E. Gardiner, Pres.
Mrs. Olivia Peale, Secretary.
, 1901-01-30

CUSTER POST NO. l G. A X
Meets second and fourth Monday ey-
enings in G. A. R. hall.
Jabez Cook, P. c.
J.. A. Cokefair, Adjt.
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel. [volume] (Thibodaux, La.) 1898-1905, 1901-02-09

Racelaud La, February 7th, 1901.
One OF the most attractive social
events Of the season ut Raceland waa
The marriage of Miss Octavia Thom'
assie, daughter Of Mr. Julien Thom'
assis, manager of the Godchaux Com.
lauys Mary plantation, to Mr..
George BujoI OF DeIicia plantation,
New River. The happy event was
celebrated on Monday the 4th instaa,
IN the chapel OF St. Mary near Race
land.
The bride by her sweetness Of dis
position and unobtrsu,ve charm Of
manner has won the regard of the
entire community aud the chapel Va,
consequently crowded on the occasion
with her friends aud we'll wishers,
The bride was elegantly attired in
3 dress Of silver grey silk WITH chiffon
over; the bodice was fashioned with
high neck and long sleeves, trimmed
with velvet and finished with rea
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel. [volume] (Thibodaux, La.) 1898-1905, 1901-02-09
Complimentary Euchre.

Lsst Thursday night q euchre party
was given BY some Of the young geu.
tIemen Of our city complimentary to
the visiting teachers. The Tuxedo
club kindly teudersd the use Of their
club room where the euchre was held.
The inclemency of the weather on
that night prevented . large number
from attending, but those who went
had . fine time. Some pretty prizes
were awarded to the winners. When
the scorer counted up the games won,
it was found that . pretty. school
teacher was aHead Miss Julia) 20,
Of course, she received the first prize
Miss Nellie Price won the consolation
prize. I'VE wont say that she Nellie
got the first prize, for We don't approve
of punniny, especially when there are
90 many teachers present). The boo
by prize fell to the lot of Miss Laura
Badexux. Wasn't that badl Oh
well, We can't all get first prizes. The
first, consolation aud BOBBY prizes for
the gentlemen were won by Scuddy
Frost. Dr.. o. l.. Braud and Chss. Ba-
deaux. After the prizes had been
distributed delightful refreshments
were eeived.
The following ladies aud gentlemen
were in attendance Dir. and Mrs. 4.
G.. Robichaux; Misses Nellie Price,
agnes Trite, Rita Aycock, Laura Ba.
deaux, Theresa PsgIuighi, Bonnie
Higgiubotham, Corriune Aycock, Mel
lie Tuite, Alice Price, Julix Head,
sarah Williams, Leah Chauviu, Vivian
Knobloch, Ellen Davenport aud Lille
Higginbothsm: Messrs. Chas Enger-
ran, Ed and Tom McCulla, V. ].
Kuobloch, ". S. LafArgue. Scuddy
Frost, Charles Badeaux, James Bourg,
Guy KuObloch, Professor Z. l.. Steph.
ems (of Lafayetts) Mat Higginbot.
ham, l.. v. Azemar.
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A Lecture.

Professor H. L. Chambers deliver
ed highly interesting lecture At the
opera house last Wednesday night tn
large and cultured audience. Mr. Cham,
bers was introduced by Hon. Thomas
A. Badeaux, Superintendent OF our
Parish schools, who, in introducing
tho lecturer, said that he had the hon.
or Of introducing to the audience the
State Institute Conductor and the ceIs
brated author Of Chambers History Of
Louisiana, q text book used in all Of
the Public Schools in our State.
Mr.. Chambers opened his lectur.
By saying that it was the custom Of
the Institute Conductors to preach
the gospel Of Education, but that his
stay 10 our town had convinced him
that to preach that gospel here would
be superfuous, as he felt assured that
our people were in no need of admon.
ition upon thst subjects, for their work
attested to their belief in the benefits
Of Education.
He then took up his subjects South.
ern Heroes of recent times and spoke
iu most interesting manner Of the
heroes that had been furnished by
the South in the Spanish American
war. He spoke Of these heroes in
the following order. Fitzhugh Lee
Worth Bagley, Lieutenant Blue, Rich.
mond z. Hobson, Admiral Schley,
General Joseph Wheeler. The au.
dience applauded heartily as the names
Of these heroes were mentioned. At
the conclusion of the lecture Mr. Ba
deaux, on behalf of the Schools,
thanked the committee IN charge of
the entertainment; the opera house
manxg ement for their kindness in
lending the opera house; the young
ladies and gentlemen for their music
which added to the pleasure Of the
entertainment and last, but not least,
the audience for their kiud attention.
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How's This Z

We offer One Hundred Dollar
Reward for any case Of Catarrh thai
cannot be cured by Halls Catarrt
Cure.
F.J. CHENEY & CO., Props,
Toledo, o.
We, the undersigned. have known
T. J. CheneJ for the last 10 years
and believe him perfectly honorable
in al: business transactions and finan
chilly able to carry out any obliga
tions made BY their 6ru.
WEsr & TRUAx. Wholesale Druggists
Toledo. o. WALDING. KINNAN 4 MAR
VIM, Wholesale Druggists, Toledo, u
Hslrs Catarrh Cure 10 taken inter
naily, acting directly upon the blood
aud nucOus surfaces OF the systen
Price Csc. per bottle. Sod by oil
Drnscists. Testimonials free.
Halle Family Pills are the beat.
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel. [volume] (Thibodaux, La.) 1898-1905, 1901-02-09

A vegetable diet Is very healthy,
and the following cullsd from the
Philadelphia Press, will bs interesting
in offering suygestions for children's
diet Most children are allowed to
eat too much meat aud too few vege.
tables. Health depends on . wise
and continuous variety. This list OF
tonic vegetables is worth keeping:
"a diet of nothing but CELERY 10
said BY some physicians 10 be sure
cure for both Rheumatism and nsurali
gia. Frsc use Of this vegetable is al
ways recommended ~ rheumatic
pat,ents. -
"Baksd potatoes are digestcd more
easily than boiled potatOss, and should.
therefore, be preferred by dyspsp-
ties.
"Iu cases Of anemi,, cabbsges and
spinach are distinctly beneficial.
Spinach IL also xlulost ~ valuable ~
lithis weter in it, effect on tue kid
ueya
"Bsets and turnips keep the blood
pure aud improve the appetite.
tomatoes are thought in India IL
DO q preventive Of cholera. Like en-
dives and walercresses they stimulate
the healthy action Of the live,.
"Just after the battle OF Fort DOu
elsou Gen. Grant IL said to have tele
graphed to Washington that he would
not permit the army to move till forty
wagon Iosdis Of onions that had bser
| pr,.mi.ed HIM should arrive. Onion'
| are ~ss.u,ixl tO the army msss, Il
| make pork or bssf paIa,able. Bu'
they are also 90 admirable cure fol
sIesplc.susss and Indigestion every
where.
"GarIic, levks and olives stimulate
the circulation Of the blood"
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel. [volume] (Thibodaux, La.) 1898-1905, 1901-02-09
The Royal Colors.

The Carnival Colora are bcsianing
to blossom about our city like the
"6owers that bloom IN the SPRING.
We are glad to see them, for it shows
that our citizens have the interest Oi
the Carnival at heart Our Carnival
will be = great success, and will bring
great crowds Of visitors here. They
will expect to see q gorgeousIy decor.
ated town. Don't let them be disap.
pointed. Show your cOlors.
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Hurrah for the King!

Everybody ia guessing who will be
the King Of our carnival. Only one
person. besides he King himself,
knows, and you might just - we'll ask
the Sphinx for enlightenment ~ tn ask
that party. He wouldn't tell you il
he vas going to be hung. Some OF
our wise citizens are sure that they
know who the King is, and the writer
saw ono the other day who offered to
back his judgement by betting the
magnificent sum OF fifteen cents. But
he didn't know any more about it than
any one else. and We believe that his
bet was u big "bluff'.
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On Board the Royal Yacht Feb. Z, 1901

On Board the Royal zach. Feb. Z, 1901
The PROV Of the Royal Yacht ia
cutting through the sparkling waves.
The sky above 10 beautifully blue, not
. cloud 10 to 10 seen. The bright
rsys of the sun are deliciously warm,
and all on boar'l his Maj-stys Yacht
are a. bright 40 th. aun itself,
King Sucross 70 in the hapPiest OF
humorr. aud il now listening 10 the
ROYAL Band, which 10 at this moment
playing it's swertc-t sirs. H" Ma
iesty was 20 mach pieasrd With tie
playing Of the sn'le h.'nbone soloi't
that be has decided to confer miS'n
him the order of the Royal Wi'h'nns.
Think, heuos,tall, the Kings sooih'
saver, informed hls majesty this motn'
ing that the crowd IN 'hr capital city
during the King. st'jour" there would
he CRATE, than ever l~forr. The IN
format,on greatly pIeascd His Msjs,'
ty. 49,,
His Msje.ty -sends Greeting', and
command. me N state that all OF hi'
loyal sibjec,s are ~apected u displa,
tue Royal ColUrs.
rcNcxrc~
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Cumberland Tel. & Tel. Co.,

A new name has been found 70,
the benighted individual who is try
Ing to do business without . tee
phone.
Some years ago such = man could
have gone along in the even tenor Of
his way unnoticed, but in those days
of time-economy, it 10 assumed that
he 10 afflicted with some iuexplicsbls
anuphathy to modern business meth
nd; and Is now known ~ . "dys
phoniac."
1919 Auslet C. P. Residence.
l29 3 Armata Jos. nacaroni factory.
l55 Aucoin J. L. Hardware & Paint
As Morning Star Bakery.
a Beattie Judge +. Residence.
IS Beattie & Beattie Office.
81 3 Boudreau & Kerne st. John.
Store.
80 Caillouct F. P. Orange Grove.
l59 Gaunt Juo. Thib. Poultry Farm
1853 Howell H. B. WsverIy slors.
5O.4 Hobert Z. B. store Terreboune
II Leblanc Emile Saloon.
lab 4 Ledet Emile Home Place plant
1903 Levron J. s. Residence.
ISL Lawless Sydney Residence.
25-3 Tabor Fred Res. Terr-b"nne.
l40 Thib. Bakery l.. =. Gaude mgr
6S-4 Tucker Henry Res. Te-rci'onue
2l.4 Waterbury L. c. Residence.
1923 Webre Mrs. K. Lunch roou
and Periodicals.
New Subscribers added ~ Lis
sincs priutiog Of th. lsst edition, Jan
let
Respectfully submitted.
Il. H. LANCASTER.
Manager
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lace. Her veil Of illusion was grace
fully draped and held in place by q
spray of exquisite white flowers; she
carried a bouquet Of bridal roses
clochets and geramiums.
The ceremony was impressively
performed by Father Magloire Simon
with his usual solemuty and feeling.
After the ceremony the bridal
couple and friends drove to the
residence Of the brides parents where
a superb entertainment WAS provided.
The DINING hall was beautifully
decorated with flowers and ferns and
potted plants furnished BY Mn. 4.
.. Landry OF New River al aunt Of
the bride groom.
Among those presents we're:
Mira r q. Landry; Ars. Beraisin
Thomassie, the venerable graudmoth-
er of the bride; Mr. aud Mrs. Julien
Thomass,s; Mr.. and Mrs. Justilien
Thomassie; Miss Edna Bujol, Mise
May Theriot and Eva Thomass,e.
Msssrs. Octave ThomAssie, Provoste
Landry, Leo Landry, R. C. Smith,
Edward Thouass,e, Edmond Thomas.
sic, Clarence Thomassis and Abe
Conrad.
Ths bridal couple drove to evening
train for New Orleans en- route for
their future home 1t New River, on
their arrival ut Donaldsonvllle they
were met by . numerous concourse
Of friends who with the Doualdsou-
Sille string bsod, escorted them to
their home on Delicia plantation,
where Substantial supper Was pro-
v,ded by Ar. and Mrs.. r. U. Landry,
at their residence.
The bride groom 10 . popular
young planter of tho New River
District we'll worthy Of the young
lady, who now shares his fortunes;
and ,teir friends earnestly wish for
them, all prosperity aud happiness.
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Dupre-Bonvillian.

Mr. Fernand Dupre and Miss Gel
este BonviIlian were married last Mon
day evening at the St. Joseph's Cath
olic Church; Father Dubourg od1ciat
ing. The ceremony WAS witnessed BY
the relatives and few Of the intimate
friends of the contracting parties.
After the ceremony the young couple
drove to the resiuence OF the brides
pareats where they received the con
CALCULATIONS of their friends. We
extend uur best wishes for long aud
happy life 10 Mr.. Dupre and hls
bride.
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel. [volume] (Thibodaux, La.) 1898-1905, 1901-02-09

At . meeting of the Brooklyn Hose
Company No. 3 held on Monday Feb
ruary the 4th, the following officers
were elected for the ensuing year.
A. J. Bourgeois, President; Frank
Tragic, Vice President; Leon Block,
Treasurer; Charles Flash, Secretary;
John Guyot, Foreman, Arthur Adams,
Assistant Foreman; A. F. Poche, Hose
Director; Levy Uebert, Assistant
Hose Director.
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel. [volume] (Thibodaux, La.) 1898-1905, 1901-02-09
An Old Newspaper.

A copy Of the New Orleans Era, Of
date April, 18th, 1864, was shown the
writer BY Mr. Rosamond Lorio few
days ago. The paper was in good
condition, and is valuable relic Of
the troublous times that existed at
the time it was printed. Noone would
suppose BY reading in it the news OF
tue opera, social events and business
affairs that ibis country was then in
the throes of q bloody strife.
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel. [volume] (Thibodaux, La.) 1898-1905, 1901-02-09
Special Notice.

beg to inform my friends and the
general public that have purchased
the contents of the store of Edward
Badeaux, where l shall be pleased to
serve them promptly With the hest OF
Groceries.
Local Phone 127. Free Delivery.
28.l0t TRIvILLY GUlLLor.
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel. [volume] (Thibodaux, La.) 1898-1905, 1901-02-09

WANTED.-Cabable, reliable per.
son IN every county to represent large
company Of solid financial reputation;
1886 salary per year, payable weekly;
50 per day absolutely snre and all
expenses, straight. bona 6de. definite
salary, no commission; salary paid
each Saturday and expense money
advanced each week. STANDARD
HOUSE, 1874 DEARBORN ST., CHrcA-
90. 26.26t
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WANTED!

Reliable mau for Manager Ol
Branch Once We wish to opeu in thi,
vicinity. II your record IL o. K
here 10 an opportunity. Kindly give
good reference wheu writing.
THE A. T. NORRIS WHOLESALE HoUss
CINCINNATI OHIO
illustrated catalogue 4 cts. stamps.
26Jxn 19.3m
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Children Not Admitted.

We, are requested by the executive
OF the Carnival Club to
announce that children under the age
of fifteen will not bc admitted to the
carnival Ball
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel. [volume] (Thibodaux, La.) 1898-1905, 1901-02-09
PERSONAL POINTERS

e., aRegent" Shoes, they are the
y. ouly $3.50, at The Racket store.
". t)dile Malbrough has been i'll
= seek.
n Suma C. EIfert, of Pugh, p. D.,
= 10 town last Tuesday.
qon ". p. Martin was called to
nrje last Thursday on business.
NJ. sgagar Morvaut, our new
'.,or. Was in our city Tuesday.
A. YOU nervous, run down, weak
dispwited Take a few doses
fHERRlNE. 1t will infuse new
-, new life into the exhausted
-. the overuorked brain or mus.
~ system, and put new face on
and business. Price, so cents.
.,le Or Thlbodeaux Drug Store.
Miss Cecilia Taylor, OF Crowley,
is visiting kcr sister Mrs. II. H.
pre-
d v. Allonan, Of Shreveport, Wis.
our city the esrly part OF this
~.
| Ne. and Mrs. Firnin Thibodeaux,
! Rsceland, were visitors to our city
u Saturday.
Mr. Felix Da;RoVet, OF the Orange
hove plantation, was il our ,ity last
onday.
Hon. ". Ii. Howell wsnt over to
|kw Orleans the ,sarly part OF this
NJ on business.
M. Walter j. Crowder, 3 popular
y Drummer Of St Louis, Mo-, Was
. lowu this week.
Gen. N. W. Whitehead, Of Teare-
A1sne, was a business visitor to our
= last Tuesday.
/ NJ A. J. HOtchkisa. the advance
ut Of the "Quo yadis" company,
- 10 town last Monday.
ferrous children arc almost al.
M thin children. The Hout door
~ y seldom nervous. WHITES
LEAN VERMlEUGE is the best
Wtutiye Of nervousness. ltstre0Rth-
y the system and assists TO that
\ Of fesh, which creates strength
y power of eudurerce. Peice, 20
n For sale BY Th'Iodeaux Drug
NJ
niss Celeste St. Martin returaed
Ne last Tuesday after visiting her
W Mira Fl. 3. Howell iR Nev Or.
IA
H. r. L. Barilicsux, . promine0t
se Of Lockport, was in our city
Monday, and paid aur Office an
rsciated visit.
Aeasrs. ". z. Wa6hen and w. L
lkiusoa, c,Hl engineers on the Texas
Pacific Railway, were the guests
he Commercial hotel Last Tues.
a. L. II. Lancaster, the popular
= manager OF the Cumberland
phone company. visited the Cut
net Wednesday in the interest It
company.
iaate is probably no disease or
ation Of the human system that
- more suffering and distress
~ plea TABLER'S BUCKEYE
~ IMMINENT cures them quick.
Without pain or detention from
assa Price, 50 cents in hotties.
70 cents. For sale BY Tbibo-
sas Drug Store.
ar and Mrs. LeufFroid Daunis,
sef residents of Thibodaux, but
residing in Houma, are happy
N" "e y. advent Of bsby girl 10 their
- The little lady arrived last
LAY, May she ever be q source
~ and comfort TO her fond par.
sso pain or irritation exists On
Lsensn ~ OF The body the application
= S1ALLARD'S SNOW LINIMENT
gse \" prompt relief. Price, %
~ cents. For sale by Thibo-
q, 'vsxsn' =, to he right up TO now"
u'e Carnival you had batter
~ NJ one OF those attracting pins
:. Iefn0tt has for sale. You
msm in his show window
sl ~e Queens Jewels are dis
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Our big stock Of Winter Goods
now ready. Our prices can't bebeat
The Racket store.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1901-01-24

A b,al~alutid >lpwe was given IT
! to- Sprl~ra ,art rr-i raca last ey. ming
to Hrs A q Nrruar. uE, ia.t IN her
/ hnsi~ hold tunaisbta-- aal rHpfhing IN
tm" resett a7a great quantity and
lafe" variety o ~uttstaHtiiL. useinI
ARTICLES WIS b" result. rhi~ is a token
of true frlrat,t>nlr stib~,aalb,li iamon-
str3tsd amt show Ia what uigh esteem
the lad. r. lrld as rit~ a
ratification OF tue old adage, A friend
ia need IS a friend ind@rd.' aud il Is n
fitting tribute To aue who Tor Years
has always been among the first to lend
a helping hand when sickness aud mis-
fortune have visited the community.
She has cast her ''brpad upon the
waters aud after many days il has re-
turned"
One OF the pleasantest events of the
season occurred at the pleasant home
OF MIR. and Mrs. l.. g. 0~chsenreiter In
the first wnrd. Friday evening. A gem
uine surprise party, one whore the host
and hostess were surprised. Mrs. A. III.
Kramer aud Mrs. 4 w Small wert, the
iHstigators. The TO be guests met by
appointment at the school house at
eight O'Clock and repaired In a body to
the 0~cispnreiter home. In response to
the bell Louie came TO the door in his
stocking feet He bad located himself
comfortably for the evening to enjoy a
book undisturbed, Mrs. o. having re-
tired When l.. q saw what was up
he Tried TO hide his tpet hrllind the door
but it was only an Ordinary door and
not equal TO the demands. The party
filed in, aud, after the first shock of
surprise was over, the genial Louie aud
his estimable wife proved equal TO the
occasion and soon the party were deep
in the mysteries Of razzle dazzle and
the gen tie ripple OF Ochsenreiters laugh
woke the silent echoes of the night for
blocks, as he thought OF how success.
fully he had been taken in. Refresh
ments were served aud a very enjoy
aplc evening SptHi. one oi the IealdTeS
of the occasion was some songs by l.. c..
Parker. j j. Adams won first prize at
the playa handsome calendar, and Miss
Huntington was the success
full lady and won a cabinent photo
graph of the handsome host. The party
bro ks up at a late hour rendering hear
ty thanks TO Ihe host and bostpsS for.
the delightful entertainment.