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Clarke courier. [volume] (Berryville, Va.) 1869-1997, 1902-09-03

Wednesday, September 10,
CLASSES:
Class ! Single Harness Horses Purse. g.:
50 Ia first, - To second
Class , Single RoadStcrs Purse -. - To-
first. and 50 Ia second
Class Green Hunters. feet iumtsS. for
horses that have never won a blue ribbon.
conformation. 90 per cent Purse s.: - To
first 50 To- Se,Ond
Class Pairs-driviug Purse. So 80 To
first. - To- second
Class Road Tandem Purse $40. = To
first. - To second
Class Lifiht Weight Hunters Purse. s.
- To- first, - To second; conformation 40 per
cent
Class Park Hacks Purse. -: 81 To first
81 To- second
Class Sporting Tandem: leader To be
shown over fleet jumps Purse. $40; g. to
first. 50 10 second
Class . Heavy Weight Hunters Purse IS
- % iirSt - 20 second: conformation 80 per
cent
Class 10 Ladies Driving. single: owners Ia
drive Special prize cui,
Class II Gymkhana Rrces
Class - High Jump Purse. 81: 50 to
first. - 20 second
Entrance fee i'm class I. > l. and II. 81:
I'M classes 3. g. and 9. - -. and i'm classes >
ami :. s.
Refreshments served on the grounds Per
i"rnancc starts promptly at II a. IN. En-
trance 2" grounds. IA and iSc. carriages To-.
h"r~s-~ D. Fer information refer tn
III ID GIBSON.
Millwood Va
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Jewels, candy, flowers man-that i the
order OF woman preferences Jewels form a
mlghiN power &" tisc average woman Even
the greatest Of all jewels. health. is often
ruined IN the strenuous etiurt To- make or
save the money % purchase them II "a
woman Will risk her health % ct "a cove
ted lem, then let her furtify herself against
the inSiduou> consequences of ,ughs colds
ami bronchial affections 10y the regular use
Of DR. Roshcc'> German Syrup II will
promptly arrest cons imption ia it, early
stages and heal the aiiecte lungs and hron-
chial tubes. ami drive the dread disease from
the system IL Is not cure-ail but IL will
certainly cure coughs. colds and bronchial
troubles You can get this reliable remedy.
at 1 BLENCowES drug store Get Green :
special almanac
Clarke courier. [volume] (Berryville, Va.) 1869-1997, 1902-09-03

The committee on resolutions also
presented the following, which was
adopted:
Resolved, That we the citizens of
Clarke county. in mass meeting
assembled, do return our thanks to
the lion. Black burn Smith, represen
tative of Clarke aud Warren counties
in the Legislature, for his assiduous
attention. and wise course of proceed
ure, and manifest ability in advanc-
ing the Interests and prosperity of our
State at large, AS we'll as our district;
and we hope il will be the pleasure.
rs we know il will be to the interest
of our fellow citizens and our associ
ate county of Warren. that he be
endorsed aud retained by them in his
present position so long rs he shall
ask to represent the district
Signed c. VI. BROUN.
Chairman.
THOS. VI. NELSON, Sec'v.
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Question Answarad

Yes, August Flower still has the LARGEST
sale of any medicine i'm the civilized world
Your mothers and grandmothers never
thought OF using anything else for indiges-
uon or Biliousness. Doctors were scarce
and they seldom heard of Appendicitis Ner'
voIis Prostration, Heart Failure, etc They
used August Flower TO clean out the system
and stop fermentation Of undigested food
regulate the action of the liver, stimulate the
nervous and organic action of the system:
and that is all they took when feeling dnli
and bad with headaches and other aches.
GU only need few doses of Green's Aug
ust Flower IN liquid form, to make YOU
satisfied there is nothing serious the matter
with you. You can get DIR. G.. G.. Green's
reliable remedies at &. Blencowe's drug store
Get Green's Special Almanac.
The undersigned will offer at public sale
ON The Allen Williams farm, three miles
south Of Berryville. Virginia, on
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The Democratic Committee

We have always been blessed with a
good Committee. There is rarely an
election of any Importance in the
State, that our county does not poll
a good vote. The services are gra-
tuitous, and the duties onerous, but
they are always well done, and we
are confident, they will, at the proper
time, rise to the occasion, and, at the
proper time, take such steps as will
bring about full registration.
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Col. Richard III. Lee

The following lines were suggest
ed by the Confederate flag in The
casket containing the remains of Col
Richard Henry Lee, who died recent
ly at Boyce, this county. In tn,
battle of Kernstown, after the color
bearer had been shot, Col. Lee rushed
forward, took the flag, but fell, Sc
verely wounded.
Sleep on, old warrior sleep,
Wrapped in flag that's furled;
Rest in your slumber deep
Far from the hostile world.
Sleep on, old warrior, sleep,
In your peaceful shroud,
With record craven deep
On your dear southland proud.
Sleep on, old warrior, sleep,
Among the good and brave;
Ages can never sweep
The honor from your grave
Sleep on, old warrior. sleep,
Dear to your church and State;
HistOry's page shall keep
The name so fair and great.
Sleep on, old warrior, sleep,
In Shenandoah's green sod,
Where Periwinkles creep
Around the golden ROD
Sleep on, old warrior, sleep,
Your body needs the rest;
Your spirit sweet, her vigils keep,
Among the loved and blest
JAMES NJ. WINCHESTER.
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The following resolutions were
adopted
"Resolved, That we tender the
Berryville Band our thanks for the
excellent music furnished on this
OCCASION"
Resolved. That we return our
thanks 10 the The CLARKE Courier
for its generous advocacy of building
the bridges"
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MILITARY INSTITUTES


Gath Year. state Military Scientific and
Technical School. Thorough sourseS i'm gen
eral and applied Chemistry, Electricity aud
Engineering. Confers degree of graduate ia
Academic Course. also degrees 81 Bachelor
of Science i'm Technical Courses. All ex-
penscs, including clothing and incidentals.
provided at rate of $3.50 per annuni. as an
average for the four years. exclusive OF out
fit For information address
IS CT GEN. SCOTT SHIP. Surt
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No profession has advanced more ranidIv
ni iaie man surgery, but it should not be
used except where absolutely necessary In
eases of piles for example, It is seldom need.
ed. DeWitts Witch Hazel Salye cures
quickly and permanently. Unequalled for
cuts, burns, bruises, wounds; skin diseases
Accept no counterfeits. II was so troubled
and strength saws m pb IGTI much Pnr, blood
,Dewitts Witch Hazel Salve cured me in a
short time Soothes and heals j. c Avis
Clarke courier. [volume] (Berryville, Va.) 1869-1997, 1902-09-03

The following resolution Was
presented and adopted;
Resolved, That we the citizens of
Clarke county, in Mass meeting
assembled, do earnestly request the
Hon. A. J. Montague, Governor, to
appoint X Z. Page as one of the COM
missioners of corporations aud recon-
mend him as most worthy, reliable.
aud qualified to ill said position,
owing to his hign sense of Justice.
bis steadfsst and fixed purpose to 10
nothing but the right thing, without
fear, favor. or affection"
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Notice.

The annual meeting of the directors and
stockholders of the wildwood and Berryyille
Inrndike Co. will be- held az Shcarer Hall.
WILDWOOD. Va. az 10 o'clock a m "Wednesday
September - 1902
BEVERLY RANroLrH. President
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Notice.

A meeting of the Chapel District school
Board will bc held i'm Wildwood at T. NJ.
on Friday, August -. 1902. for the purpose
OF appointing teachers for the ensuing
session.
II. IL. RITTER, CLERK.
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Notice.

The annual meeting of the Stockholders
and directors Of the Winchester and Berrys
Ferry Turnpike Company. will be held at ~
M, on Friday. October 3. isst2. AT Boyce Va.
BY orler ofthe President.
X Powell PAcE. Secy.
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Al advertisements excepting legal adver
tiSementS and professional carSis) inserted for
les than three months are considered tran
Sicnt and will he charged for nj the rate Of
FIVE cents pcr line for the frst insertion,
and three cents per line for each succeeding
insertion.
Obituary notices. resolutions Of respect
and social organizations. other than those
which the editor himself she give as a
matter of news. will be charge for AT the
aforesaid rates.
Our advertising rates are uniform. and
liberal reduction i made on all standing adj
refreshments. and rates will be made known
on application. Changes Of advertisements
must be handed in not later than Saturday
morning of each week.
This paper. a. stated. when the present
editor took charge. l. for sale Bona fide
purchasers can call, and examine the plant
and our books al any time and learn our
terms which will be made To suit.
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EASTERN CoiLp.E, FRONT Royal Va, il
offering more advantages at reasonable rates
than any other school. Write for free
catalogue
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Notice.


SCHOOL BOARD MEETING
Greenway District school Board will meet
AT White Post, August b 1902, at , .. IN. To
appoint teachers for the ensuing6 months.
:. A. Duling Clerk.
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For Sale.

cultivated farm of about 2l0 acres. living
- miles west OF Bcrrvyill. one mile from
the pike. For particulars apply 20 or al
dress T. J.. smith, Lake View. Clarke county
Va
= - ~
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Archibald P. Osborne. NJ. D,
RI;RRYNIIIE v

BERRYVILLE. VA.
OFFtCE-Main Street. One Door West
"i MIR Isaac Bowman's Residence.
office Hour: X to lO \. ": TO 2 and to
or. NJ S9-cm
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For Sale.

Large size, gentle driving horse suited for
lady or children 20 drive Also Mol milk
COW Apply at this office
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Lost

Dark grey winter overcoat. velvet collar
Reward for return of same to THOMAS
NJ. kEl NOLDS 93 n
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Notice,
SISM

A meeting of the school Board of Long
marsh Township will be held at the home
of ]. &. Rutherford, on Saturday. August 81
at 10 a. INTO appoint teachers for said Town
ship. J. &. Rutherford. Clerk.
IL Il
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Another resolution, reading as fol-
lows was adopted:
RESOLVED, That we extend to Sena-
tor Thomas ID. Gold our thanks for
the able aud satisfactory manner in
which he has served the people"
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For a bad taste in the mouth take Cham
berlsins stomach aud Liver Tablets. or
ALE ny !. {. AvIz -
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FOR SALE.

fine tract of land of about one hundred
and fifty acres. lying next 10 the estate of
Mr.. George Burwcll. and bordcred on the
South by the Spout Run. The meadows are
especially fertile. Every field well watered.
For further particulars apply To-
MRS. ARCHN 4. RANDOLPH.
Feb n If Millwood. Va.
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Stock Ewes

G. +. Wall and AIDE Harlestv have an sale
this week. car load If healthy. strong
stock ewes
t3- #
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5. NJ. TAYLOR.
GENERAL INSURANCE.
LIFE,
FIRE,
ACCIDENT.

OLD LINE COMPANIES REPRESENTED
Patrons Of this Office are notified prior .,
the expiration OF their policies, in annie
Next door to PostOfYce
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Lost,

between Bcrryville and Henry RusSelrs
residence. on the Winchester turnpike. a
new c"at. Finder will be rewarded upnn its
return 10 JUN J.. BELL. p 4
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oDl SIolS on signal Daily. Daily exoent srndar o-S
my, ippInnay "wednesday and Saturday '' '""'"y
herndon Heights dIawson
Low ans = and - Coral for trains 9and3
and all above "e'"eh washington, Alexandria
VIA Southern "'i points south ana Southwes
inf
write ee ieartS' agent OF the Southern Railway
G. IL. ACKERT. t.... @ o,ox.,~x
s. " HARDWf@SETer ~ General Agen
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Notice.

| am acting as agent for my wife i'm IN,
merchandise business
GEO w EsTEP, Wildwood. Va
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Blue Ridge Hunt Club
Exhibition

The Blue Ridge Hunt Club will hold an
exhibition at Carter Hall grove ON
Wednesday, September 10,
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Music.
Sheep for Sale.

Thoroughbred Shropshire Bucks for sale
Address ). II. Bromley, Lake View, Va.
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sOTbed, Gives relief
clcanses the Nasal l..
nation Heals and
RestOres the Senses
Large Size, - cents,
Druggists or by mail
ELY BROTHERS, :
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Women and Jewels

THoS. VI. NELSON, Sec'v.
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hnr ~ II No ~ SUNDAYS only leaves Washington at Oh m Loo
arrives at Buemon A. M ' -o"n" HUI lo4l, and
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friday from their camp on the weber

Friday from their camp on the Weber
w. ]. Mcintyre is home from the
east
Mrs E w Wilson and son are home
from California.
Mrs. Z. V McCune is home from a
pleasant eastern trip.
Miss Eliza Curtis is settled for the
winter at 124 B street.
Mrs. J. S. Daveler and son, Erie, have
returned from the east.
Mrs. Reed and Mrs Joyce of Ogden
are visiting Mrs Exum.
Mr.. and Mrs. L f. Ritter. jr., have
moved to 26s Second street
Miss La Won Pierce will leave short
ly for her art studio in Provo.
Miss Cordelia Green will be at home
to her friends at 81 Sixth East.
Miss Grace Freeze is spending a few
weeks with friends in Centerville.
Mrs. Jack Keith is home from a two
weeks trip to Evanston, Wyoming.
g 9 8
Mrs l. Z. Jones of Denver is visit
ing her sister, Mrs C. s. Williamson.
Miss Barbara Hoffer and Miss Mamie
Moffatt are visitf1>~ friends in Ogden.
Mr.. Lawrence Mariger left yesterday
for visit to Denver and Manitou
Springs.
Colonel and Mrs. T. c.. Weber have
returned from a pleasant vacation on
the coast.
Mrs. B. F. Forbes has returned from
her old home in Iowa, where she spent
the summer
Mrs. Russell I. Tracy will return
from Santa Catalina about the middle
OF September.
Mr. Owen Gray of Des Moines. Ia.
is visiting his mother, Mrs. Hoyt Of
Fort Douglas.
Miss Lowe of Iowa. who has been
visiting the family of her brother, Mr..
] George A Lowe, Will spend the COM
! ing week with Mr.. and Mrs. Nye.
| Mr.. and Mrs. w. D. Prosser have re-
| turned from the east and have as their
| guests Mrs. A. T. Shane of Atchison
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and they have a host of friends who
will rejoice in their happiness.
The marriage was planned for the
18th of September, the anniversary of
the marriage of the brides parents,
and it was to have been one of the ir-
portant events of the autumn. 1t was
decided yesterday. however. to change
the date, and on this account the we'd
ding was made to be as quiet as posi-
Bile
Mr.. and Mrs. Walker will make their
home in this city after their return
from the coast.
An interesting wedding planned for
the coming week is that of Miss Corey
Ferguson and DIR. J. F. Albritton of
Montana son of the Rev Dr. Albrit-
ton, which win take place at the
home of the brides mother, Mrs. Bon
nemort, next Thursday evening. The
ceremony will be performed by the IA
Their of the groom, and the bride win
be attended by Miss Florence Dow as
maid of honor. and the Misses Stella
Clark. May Crane and Amy Erickson
as bridesmaids. Mr. Elmer Albritton.
brother of the groom, viii be the best
man, H&A
The marriage of Miss Dell Smith of
Kansas City and Mr.. Earl Stone Ridge
will take place on Wednesday, Oct. 8.
in Kansas City. The bride is the
daughter of Professor and Mrs. A. F.
Smith, and is a weli-known society girl
OF her home. The groom is the son of
Mr.. and Mrs. w. E. Ridge of this city,
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and has made many friends here who
will be glad to learn of his happiness.
The marriage will be a church affair.
and will be one Of the big events in
the social world of Kansas City.
The marriage of Miss Hester Telle Can
non and Mr.. Daniel 3. Richards. which
takes place on Wednesday, will be fol-
lowed by a wedding breakfast at 11:30
in the morning and a reception from
till O'Clock in the evening. Both
of the events will be at the home of
the brides mother.
g s. g
The marriage of Miss Gertrude Felt
and Mr.. H. F. Kimball will take place
Thursday at s o'clock in the evening.
The ceremony will be performed at the
home of the brides parents. Mr.. and
Mrs. ]. G.. Felt, and will be followed by
a reception later.
@ @ 8
One of the interesting announcements
of the past week was that of the en-
gagement of Miss Margaret Young. the
charming daughter of Major and Mrs.
Richard w. Young, to Mr.. Lucien A.
Ray The marriage viii be one of the
events of October.
g o g
Still another announcement of social
and official interest is that made by
Judge and Mrs. George w. Bartch Of
the engagement of their daughter, NJ
Alice, to Mr.. William Halves Child, for
merly of Boston.
The engagement was announced dur
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At Homo.

Mrs. D. H. Twomey and Miss Mae
TWOmey entertained at a pleasant re-
ception Thursday afternoon, in honor
of their guest, Mrs. Pinkerton of Chi
ago. The home was prettily decor
ated for the affair, the parlor being a
mass of nasturtiums and sweet peas,
and the dining room bower of roses
Around each of the doors trailing vines
were arranged, and a most artistic eff
feet produced Assisting the hostesses
were Mrs. A. G. Andrews, Mrs. John
Reed and Mrs. Montgomery. The dining
room was in charge of Mrs. Hall, and
she was assisted by the Misses Luce,
Mckenzie, Gaty, Moffatt and Radcliffe.
About $50 ladies called during the aft
ernoon and enjoyed the hospitality Of
the charming home
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Dinner Partv-

Miss Leta Mcmillan was the hostess
at beautifully appointed dinner Civ
en- Thursday evening complimentary to
her cousins. the Misses Corn of Chey-
enne. The table decorations were pink
and white. and the same colors were
carried out in the whole table appoint
ment- Place cards of pink and white
in dainty water colors We're used.
Covers were laid for sixteen, those
present being the Misses Corn, Miss
Porter, Miss Miller, Miss Zane, Miss
Dern. Miss McGrath. and Messrs.
Mann. George Lawrence, Fref Dern,
Hamilton Coffin. Charles Keith and
Lieutenants Mcconnell, Plat and
White.
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Afternoon Party.

Miss May Crane was the hostess at
a charmingly appointed afternoon
party given last Tuesday, in honor of
Miss Corey Ferguson A pretty game
of flowers and their significance in love
was played. and the first prize was
won by Miss Ferguson, while the sec
ond fell to Miss Sue Clark. The house
decorations were most unique, the hall
being entirely in yellow, the parlor in
lavender and the dining room in the
colors chosen for Miss Ferguson's we'd
ding decorations. pink and white. Be
sides the guest of honor there were
present Mrs. Bonnemort. Mrs. Dunyon,
Mrs Egan, Miss Florence Dow, Miss
Erickson. Miss Bessie Snyder, Miss
Clark, Miss Stella Clark, Miss Deigh-
ton, Miss Mantor, Miss Wightman,
Mrs. Clark and Miss Edith Crane.
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Ferguson. The colors which are TO be
used at the marriage of Miss Ferguson
and DR. Albritton were chosen for the
table decorations, and the pink and
white asters formed a most effective
arrangement Dainty place cards of
pink and white were used. Those pres
ent besides the guest OF honor were
Mrs. Bonnemort. Mrs. Damon. Mr. and
Mrs Dunyon, Rev. DR.. AIbrittOn, Dr.
T. l. AIbritton and Mr.. Elmer Al
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Coming Recital

Friends of Miss Agatha Berkhoel,
who goes east soon to continue her
studies. have arranged to give her
testimonial concert Moniay, Sept. s, at
the Salt Lake theatre. At this con-
cert Miss BerkhOel will sing Won Fie-
iitz's song cycle, 'Schon, Gretlein." and
a group of ballads, new to Salt Lake.
The following artists win assist: Mr..
Shepherd, Mr.. Weihe, Miss Cecilia
Sharp, Professor Mcclellan, Miss Fer
rim. Graham. Ashworth, Robinson.
Squires, quartette- Following is a list
of patrons: DR.. and Mrs. s. II. Pin
kerton, Mr.. and Mrs. Ferdinand Dick
ert. Mrs. ]. j. DAILY. Mrs w. A Mel
den, Mrs. T. c. Bailey. Mrs. D. F.
Walker, jr., Mrs Agnes Osborne. Mrs.
Kate B. Anderson, Professor McCiel-
Ian, Mr.. Shepherd, Professor stephens.
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- ALT LAKE society will be greatly
y surprised this morning to learn
of the marriage of Miss LYDIA
Gray Ridge and Mr.. George Raymond
Walker. which win take place before
many Of the smart set have read their
morning papers. The ceremony will
occur this morning at 10 o'clock at the
home of the brides parents, and int
mediately after the young people will
leave for San Francisco. DIR. Pinksr-
ton of the Central Christian church
will perform the ceremony, and there
will be no one present except the i'm
mediate relatives.
The young people are two of the
most popular in the city, and although
Miss Ridge has lived here only about
a year. she is an acknowledged belle.
Ray Walker is also a social favOrite.
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Kensington Tea

Miss Olive Munroe of Allegheny and
Miss Charlotte Holmes of Los Angeles
were the honored guests at a delight
Iul henSlngtOn tea given last
Tuesday by Mrs F. A Vim
cent. The pretty home was made
bright with a profusion of flow
ers, and an hour or two of the most
charming informality with thimble &C
compartment passed. About twenty
five guests were present, and the host
ess was assisted by Mrs. S. Lincoln
Boggs, Mrs w. F. LOonis and Mrs.
Van Amman.
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At Luncheon.

Mrs. Fisher Harris and Mrs. Pfoutz
gave an elegantly appointed luncheon
Wednesday in honor of Mrs. z. r.
Dickinson of Denver. The table was
spread in the ladies' private dining
room at the Commercial club, and was
most artistically decorated with ferr<
and purple asters. Hand-painted place
cards in the purple shades were used
and covers we're laid for twelve.
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Reception.

A very pleasant reception was ten
dered Mr.. and Mrs. De Soto Donaldson
at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Bridwell,
the parents of the bride. last Wednes-
day evening. The house and the sur
rounding grounds formed a very pretty
picture with the effective decorations
of flags and bunting on the outside,
and a wealth of flowers within. The
lawn was lighted with incandescent
lights. and completely enclosed with
flags and bunting. The reception room
was done in yellow, while in the par
lor pink was used. In the dining room
white and pale green were the colors
chosen. Receiving the guests were Mr..
and Mrs Bridwell Mr.. and Mrs. Dom
Alison and Mrs wilkins The dining
room was in charge of Miss Lydia
Weller and Miss Rose Heath.
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Mrs. Peasley was the hostess of a
charmingly appointed dinner last