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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1902-10-30
BIG STAKE FOR WHITNEY.
Ballantrae Won the Cambridgeshire
Handicap at Newmarket.

A special from London says that Mr. w
c. Whitney's success yesterday in captur-
ing the last big Newmarket handicap of
the year with his three-year-old filly Bal
lantrae was the talk of the clubs and hotels
last night
Rarely has there been more popular win
OF the Cambridgeshire
For the first time this season the Ameri-
can owners colors flashed across the line
In a big event The outburst of cheers
which greeted the victory demonstrated the
good feeling which English racegoers en-
terrain for Mr.. Whitney, who has always
commanded the respect of all interested in
the turf, and whose bad luck in the early
part of the season evoked genuine SYM
pathy.
Colonel McCalmont, whose luck Is pro-
verbal, just missed capturing the race his
St. Maclou, at so to 1, being beaten by
neck
The two French candidates, Count de
Brissons Nabob and NJ. Ephrussi's Allen
con- were third and fourth, respectively,
giving to the finish truly international
character.
No winner has hit the bookmakers so
hard In many years. Big money, includN &
considerable amounts wagered by Amefi-
cans, was put down on Ballantrae, and
Mondays settlement Is awaited with great
interest.
Much credit is due to young Watts who
rode brilliant race. He just stalled off
st. Maclou's rush by putting his whip down
and riding with both hands, In another
four strides st. Maciou would, In racing
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1902-10-30

We have put our whole energy into max
ing a sack suit to sell at $3.50 that
best S16.50 values of the others-That
we have succeeded goes without saying.
for never have we had such great seller
in suits. You can have either the double
or single breasted styles, in black or any
fss sens6n f fancy fabric of Sa3.z5
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1902-10-30
HARNESS RACES.
Two Worlds Records Broken at Mem
phis,

Two worlds records were reduced and
another tied at yesterdays meeting of the
Memphis Trotting Association. The first
special event was the attempt of Direct
Hal and Prince Direct to pace a mile as
team against the record Of 2.OSA. The
pair were driven by the veteran, Geers,
and when the time, 2051z. was hung out
the crowd gave the stars an ovation. The
first quarter was paced in 32h seconds,
the half in 1.O4 and the three-quarter polo
was passed In 1.341R.
Onward Silver next appeared to beat his
previous two-mile trotting record of 4.2Sh.
Driven by Hudson, the horse made a gal
liant effort, but he could only tie his for
mer mark.
The bay stallion Nervola was sent against
4.25A, the pacing record for stations at
two miles. Dean handled his horse well,
and at the end full second was Clipped
off the old figures.
Prince Albert failed to beat the geld
ing pacing record of 2.O0A, finishing the
mile in 2.01A.
Sir Albert S. was a hot favorite for the
Emerald handicap for 200 PAGERS. He
gave way to Carl Wilkes after the first
heat. the latter winning handily.
Chain Shot beat the Abbot in the free
for-an trot, while Hugh Wynne annexed
the purse in the 2.30 trot.
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fessional lectures in aid of the teachers

fessional lectures in aid Of the teachers
fund in the near future.
1t was also announced that an examina
ton will be held at the Franklin building
next Saturday morning at $50 o'clock of
candidates for appointment as teachers of
music, to fill the vacancy caused by the
recent resignation of M. ]. Benjamin OF
that department of instruction.
Announcement was also made that the
Syphax School will be formally dedicated
tomorrow afternoon, and that the program
included addresses by District Commits
sioner Mcfarland, Prof. Montgomery, as
sistant superintendent of public schools. and
Trustee Bundy. The Syphax School is on
Half street between M and N streets south
west, and is for colored pupils 1t Is named
in honor of William Syphax, distinguished
colored citizen, who rendered valuable serv-
ice in the education and upbuilding of the
colored race.
The secretary was authorized to announce
the following changes in the corps of
tea chers:
Promotions of B. E. Bohrer. from first to
fifth grade; D. E. Gardner. from third to
fourth grade; E. G. Brewer, from third to
fourth grade; N V. Baker, from second to
third grade; Mary Muckenhaupt, from first
to S475; D. A. Wylie. from $3.50 to S475; A.
B. Howard, from $475 to $500; A. L. Cor
nell, from $3.50 to $475: X. V. Koran, from
$475 to $500; E. 7. Maurer, from $475 to
$500.
Appointments of Maud Lipscomb, tenn
porary teacher of cooking; E. c.. Westcott.
principal of Greenleaf night school, vice
Miss Whitzell, resigned; F. w. Todd, sub
stitute teacher; Alberta Moore, substitute
kindergarten teacher; Abbie Coultry, Adele
Moody, Lula Brown and Mignon Nixon,
normal graduates.
Transfers of M. L. Dodd, from half grade
Orr to first grade Cranch; Marian Yoder,
from first grade Cranch to half grade Orr.
designations accepted of M. j. Benjamin,
assistant director Of music; Edith A.
Browne. cooking teacher, and H. w. Free
man. fifth grade.
Leave of absence granted NJ. E. Yount
for three months
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HORSES ARRIVING.
Knight of Rhodes and Grey Friar
Reached Bennine Yesterday.

The following horses arrived at Benning
track yesterday: Knight of Rhodes. the
property of w. c. Eustis; Femesole, Grey
F'riar, Castillian. Sergeant. Wanakee and
Nun. F. R. Hitchcock; Ornature, H. P.
Headley; Payne Black Stock and Medal
W. c. Whitney; Witful. John E. Madden;
Adelaide Prince, w. L. Powers; Meddling
Mary and Lady IN Waiting. Thos. Hitch
cock. The above are in charge of the pop
ular Washingtonian, w. P. Burch.
The Goughacres stable-Dublin, Grail,
Caithness. Athelroy, Athelrose, in charge
OF Al. Weston.
Douro. Walter Cleary and Lavator, ]. w.
Colt: Flaccus. John d. Hooe; Hiatus, j. w.
Colt: two-year-old by Benstrome- Whip
lash: a two-year- full brother to Pigeon
Post: Arion, John D. Hooe; in charge of
G. w, TompkinS.
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Services at Pro-Cathedral.

Commencing at 10 o'clock this morning
quiet day services were observed in the
Pro-Cathedral Church of the Ascension.
18th street and Massachusetts, avenue
northwest. Bishop Satterlee OBLIGATED and
the services were for all communicates of
the diocece At 10 o'clock there were morn
ing prayer and an address, followed by holy
communion. Mission services were held at
II o'clock, litany was read at 2:30 o'clock
and at o'clock there will be evening
prayer and an address.
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PHILADELPHIA.
BOWLING.
Interior Team Defeated Treasury by
Fine Rolling.

There was some fast bowling on the Pal
ace alleys last night, two teams Of the De-
partmental League. Interior and Treasury,
battling against each other and hanging up
scores that were unusually large. The In
teriors captured two Of the three games
played and ran the score over the 900 mark
in each contest. In the first game the In
teriors won with plenty to spare, but in the
second the Treasury team won out by nine
pins In the third the Interiors simply
swept the Treasury boys off their feet by
piling up a score of 95S, winning by mar
gin of 1873 pins. De Yo of the Treasury
team knocked over 216 pins in the second
game and won the top-score honors of the
evening.
in,
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parlance, have caused the .-pot to boil


over
The history of the betting Is very inter-
esting. Ballantrae went to the post one of
the hottest favorites for the race In recent
years. to 4 being the best price obtain
able at the start For month previous to
last Thursday the FLY headed the quota
lions at between 10 and II to 1, the cause
being that she was coupled In an endless
number of double-event bets with the
Cesarewtch winner, Black Sand.
On the above mentioned day rumor
gained currency that Ballantrae would not
start for yesterdays race, and upon this re-
when Ballantraes successful home trial on
Saturday became known. quickly ceased.
The ring was thrown into panic and en-
deavored to cover by supporting the f1lly.
Consequently the price came down with
run until at one time bets as low as to
were gladly taken. Only at the eleventh
hour did the rush on First Principal cease,
causing Mr.. Mhitneys FLY to ease off at
0 to 4.
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THE PUBLIC SCHOOLS.
Business Transacted by the Board OF
Education Last Night,

regular meeting of the board of educa-
ton was held at the Franklin building last
evening, with all the members in attend
ance. 1t was announced that the board had
agreed to permit the Teachers Aid and An
nuity Society to use the lecture hall of the
Central High School for a course of pro-
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GLOWING are the scores in detail
Railway Bowlers.

The Metropolitan and Columbia teams of
the Railway Relief Association League had
a one-sided contest last night on their pri
vate alleys at the Palace. the first-named
team winning three straight games. The
scores were not very high but were inter
esting on account of being close, especially
in the first two games. Anderson of the
NETS made the high score of the evening
in the third game, 1856.
Following are the scores:
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Both Vehicles Damaged.

A horse owned by Taylor Wade and
driven by Walter Brown caused some ex-
element this morning about $50 o'clock at
Pennsylvania avenue and 9th street north
west by running away The wal on collid-
ed with a Capital Traction car, damaging
both vehicles One man was slightly in
jured.
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Won hy p Street.

The "P street boys won well-contested
game of foot ball from the Rhode Island
avenue boys yesterday afternoon, the
score standing to 0. The feature Of the
game was a long run down the field by
Warren. Good playing was also done by
Emmets, Dressed and Cannon.
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ablcs her to nurse and nourisb \
child
The rFavorite Prescription Cont.
alcohol, neither opium, cocaine eSi.a
any other narcotic
rI am mother Of six children v,a.
c. A. Briggs, Of Wildwood. Douglas e. 4
'rni always took three ar four boi,i., :
voiiie Prescription before conhpsm..
never suffered any 10 speak of had \.
pains my babies were la-ge-thev All Z
moro than eight pounds. aud ! am nst
woman weigh about ri5 pouuds ~
some stomach trouble but few doses \ !
Medical Discovery would set me ali ~
hardly ever without your medicines ~
all tGc medicine ono needs. If taken ia <
keep one iu perfect health
81 feel tNai ! owe iry little bov's N,
Pierce Golden Medical Discovery nv
commissions. and everything he ate worii
them OIL commenced TO give him "a, \
Medical Discovery iu ten drop dosssth,s
q Gay Now he IS just rs healthy ehl9,
be iouad and he grows like a weeds
Dr Pierce's Pleasant Pellets are d,
laxative tor women
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"'"' u'n",H'"' '''''''l'' s'''""'''
charming, delightful. superb tn say mot
ing n very pleasant affairs have Ur.n
yiren drri,c mo mas, f., ,.,st. Gina. t.
- Nuilut NV '"''
Try 10 'hlnh ~ iorW Hlt anu 900 1i "H".
and to classify them mako the litf'. ,a"~
in ones broir lpccb .,-,Ir.y, ..5.t .,I.,. &c.,
-
one l'"ls iheN are o".u- B." from '.. .''.
fusion in the head. Au mo outorin'um,.I
have hean on such "a gor-..g. s..I. .4.H
Velhg WIN me otn"r. iua' '' h"-' ''' .'A
only think on. "ah H- when taa
roota, yoce ,o and .,,,.,. ...,.. ,...lf.... r
'r
merry sparks or WHOM ono r1'e no" s"'".l"
scope to the sya and ruru~ ~ pound gnd
round Zach an, ........- .,.... .......s..l
'"Du'' "a 'E"'' '''-'''- ""'' ".''''
man tho lasi
The Thaian haI' on Tuesday night nas
the occ,s,or ~ -,s,- .,. .h. .
-,-,,- '''
eSp"HaiiT wien apparently hr tho r1n
If = magic wand rho scenes pcr. shifted.
go 1r Of o lu-~ , ,D r ,. ''o ,
entering the hail the guest. found ...n
seIve- Ia , s,,,, ,,..I ., .,.. ,,..
~ 5u'" N''.l ''' N''.' "'N">
"hir'inE aho'" t'''r heads, ga' " som"
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'oii'e description before continents
never SUFFERED any 10 speak Of had
woman weigh about ti5 pounds Y.
s?.mf stomach trouble. but few dosesol
l'srti,. ..,. ,rit,,,,, ,"i,, ,, Ss ihe a
ali me medicine ono needs. if taken -,
Keep one 8 Feriec, health:
pierct,s Caiae5 I.dieai Dis 3iseo, 10y Va
commissions. and everything he ate wont
mem aii. J commenced to give him IL.
nis-l1"i l''5~ ,Nsiy ~ teh aIol' aoses tina
cay 10" re - just as healny ehikI
'e ''""" N"- "V G'""S 'lNS "eeo'
nv p,errete Pleasant pslla,s a,.a
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cleared. apd tho ever popular wis
two.stcp pus wings 10 fbe hours 4.
fore midul8ht tho sweet sfraint
music become softer and iowss
fading away with tho OH year. AZ
denly. as ont through tho toVs
arose great ringing If bells and
of whistles: ii hurst into n iovon, I, Z
and .lIapnv Vow yegrr Srbdad !,
echoed through tho rooms os M
exchanged tie dad graatine NJ
supper, followed by another dance
'''' P''''N ''' evening eul'yheot
cue ~ ne enj'Nou'e P'eu's q as.
crd.- ,i~cl, - sl,,,r, 5,t.tI,1lis, -
church with Mrs II VI. Curtin, V
avenue. After the usual order
II ceilings the ladies' resumed work va
patch work Guilt now nearing cosA
" nile thus engaged their hos IS Nv
some mental exercise in conuection
ing each letter If Inc alphaoet n
Instruction that upon this fouadatl
10 be formed sentences. each wordG@
should begin vita the same Letter. Mb
ter was soon holding high carniyd
10 the deuiment OF the sewing, as4s
and ali poio,sd +he fefreSamanfs "a
aud chocolate so dalntilv served Eis
hsd rSst exhausted al the rleasge
fen, or r,a Grstsss roised's NJ ue F Xxx
each guest was requested 80 draw
upon wuich was number; This ios
gracious hostess then threw open NJ
ing Guol.. revealing a beautifully te,
and lighted Chgir,UAe tree and Sanr
Jr.. there 10 distribute gifts 10 oaes
who A.lI The corresponding numag
fimen' ran high, as etrh unfolded IL
Nruir Of Ills very Pheasant afternom
lCath IN lrsve. he evening shadows ~ Z
81 VaW'a- md aU'lG 3. vote Of tbnSs'
Die chapman hostess the circie asb>
to meet reNt Friday With Ms NJ
AZ. D. s.,',. EN-.
,t.,i, -. - W. NJ -. NY y.
.'.i ~" i,' w ~. Va ! " w. W VI w, Wy
500. ''', 80 S',s a. ~ lVs's
'i'' t'''"'N on Ne" Aear ua!' q
h aFIid"a was very private. only the iss
and few intimate friends belng ua
Mis-. n.v-l,,. - ~. 1o,.,t.o. o. ons h.
-,. 49,, 80, ''' 'i W, -, ",
'''.' -@ n'7i prominent cliiHrns, w
.,I [giit',., - p>''i'al ny w asa
nam t-,jfI '', P",.A ~ ~ !.
90 f. po,.,nr a. S"r ou al" ono N
D. inc future before him AID is 10 i
aratuiotcd in finding So charming ass
,I5 ~ ,ns. i",nt@ M',n nm , He I@S3
short Visit and Mill hrjpr her bacE 10 L
Ton to make HIS home here bright api
ny.
= \ +
The annual doll show givon hy III
No.. LII. IN, 80 - -, Il
u.'H cup WI take place 'anpal'
Is az tbe parish housc Of Christ 20
The entries ara ,s follnvs. .t,
Baby DOH.
Child doh, twenty inches or undd
n,ia 32i' over twenty inches'
Gidc.t and host nrcscrved doll
Character doll.
sinai doll' undcr six inches
I,ng aoli .,.s
inc hover decorated doll venlGlS
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brought ~
n, ness TO 10, n
Women MI
used y, Dr.. NJ
Favonte ~
ton asI%
prepara,iusm
that It nn.E
the diN%,s
iween k
healthy NIL
hood, anda,
hood Of a.
ing and N
a n d the,%
also that
healthy ma
have happyS'E
NHil'ircn. NJ
ite Prescn,,
streugths,S
whole BODY
hood Il
ally doesasr
the pains of
BIRTH give
mother a.,
syfni..
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Vase n beautiful ,aua lIes. rc.tluE upon
o h0nds'me liaitcnhcrg ccutcIpiccr oyster
c'cktaiis with coffee aud horizons were
served
Mr. Dawes T. Smrgis suite Of rooms
u Tue Mason block, filed with rare curlos
aud interesting relies. Oriental hanglngs AMI
rigs make ONE icol upon entering, that
q glimpse OF the far East Is to be seen
aud certainly guest Is tempted 10 llngcr
In tais iuNuriouS atmosphere. ON this New
Years bay. when Nj Sturgis, assisted 10y
q nUrhtr OF his friends OF the gruticr sex,
received, the rooms were fragrant with
cut HuWors while ia unexpected places the
mistictoe was disclosed. Not only the eye
was pleased by looking on beautiful Things,
( bot llD pllate was tempted Win oys vt
p3tiirs. small dainty cakes aud bonhous.
am served u the soft light from puN
shaded candies and lamps handsome 90
ipln tables held the punch bowl Gomez
aud chocolate urus These refreshments
utl served in rare old china and cot glass,
gu tr. OF the saline were hld as veg
pIt,.I Tom one room into another. Cigars
aup cigarettes were on the in'ir iu ilc
ani" u. and as the callers lcft one could
Ju"- na length OF the walk By that wblch
W.. -.kcu.
MIS- Dunn ana her assisting Iraies had
with uimrje fingers transformed bes hpmc.
arranging &c bed,uug the day and tbe sea-
sou 1Ga parjog and dining room We're hung
Win vr.aths of rod peoples. being carried
from tine center of the ceiling iu each room
tn thr four CORNERS. the orutr go the par
lor terminating in large basket overflow.
lug with tine 3oppics, and iu the dining
room m great branch of yupon It's red
berries carrying ont the color ,rnrmc beau.
injury. HttWccu tho rooms over Inc lulI.
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stead, Jeanette Bcunct. Aun1bc Gadiv
Eva iad1r. Hazel Allen. Alice Gmcr RileN
Alnstcts -" Merritt ipp Chludl'r A.H.r
IDtd,u Wallace. Connie IJrlutnn. Vance
MctWtF ana AshU Riley.
~
l.cnd me your ears Wei, honor is The
subject rf my .orr. in honor ~ Mrs.
Goodwin of Virginia and Mra pUkett
"f Alabama, now honorary members of
"ur club, invite you most cordially Ia
como to my house Saturday afternoon
az . o'clock 10 have a general iellih'l
lion. Siroc we "Hrr WisoJ "Hougn tn
play thc-fuol and 10 da that well Graves
Wit Let us NOT see the first week
yt the New lour go by without show
ing what fools We mortals can be-
So ran the invitation TO the ladies' Of
the Shakespeare club from Miss Gussic
Howard. vino scldom allows the holiday
season To e. by without giving one Of nor
very enjoyable PARTIES II YOU imagine
fol one moment that You know whit 1t IS
tu N". you aye mistaken, FOR you are hl
ways pleasantly -urpi -rd with a"surprise.
receive Invitations fo meet the riub ~
social N1y they know suurll.ug VIII
nappyu s1 sill Mp uIl the eve" smu hours"
cunning The immortal Bard for pointers
.uU characters. Yesterday % guessing con-
test occupied 90" first part of ting after
lrau. the routos, to bc answered with
ua.uos of binds. which proved most inter.
retiug and amusing Then moro Slips Of
paper ~ eye given tho guests and ,nUh iu
uu artist 10y drawing uu % large sheet or
paper what was Indicated ON her slip, tho
rest guessing " possible the uamC Of the
object drawn. Needless TO add. murh mrr-
liwcnt was tho result. most appetite
a- salad course was SERVED at tine close.
At the home Of her parents Wednesday.
T.rft,r, pt half mast six o'clock. Mis-.
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In SOCIETY,".

Nlffl5fr- -, Z1lIFefg 5E5l~ sfftttJ4 fit
- Bfis Vess EykHztfsfg ~ esssEyz
= tf, eAIZiZl&DD dfHfZl%13&Jt4
ksl3l.s k5s ftfIgfW .1g,S<zrZ%%fH33
1890 ~ Y pSffYfE f1>lf/NH
- 81 w 1%Hzz89Zszz2Elf1A
Mr. aui Mrs Howard Smith ana Mr. and
Mfs sterling NHcr
MISS Frances kcui.ou Of Galveston Mis-
Rhlitrte Of Orange. Mis- LuuJ scuis
Belle Mcnari a. t,Sly..ior tr.. rii,.n
Len Miss Mary Waldo. Miss --Utha Glo
f I'll Wise 'N' thompson. Viz An1H lou
NJ Palestine Mis- r,"nIc t.ln cs tI..t
Caro kuul-on Miss tmd Miller Nix. Lula
A'l'h; ms. Jl,,4u t'anngn. Miss Jo.." Kent
Miss 4rtv.fr.'g ~ ,gi,f1 ,i.. "r...
clio. Mis- Nlrni. Thnmn.a, Ms. ture
Gray liruiuC uf Waco Miss Hamilton ut
FGypti..riIp ArE. AIS. inu. Brady Miss
Smith OF Dallas Miss Rosa Tluiw.. Miss
Bnuch Wond Miss Nuv Kidd Miss Ma.
mic Usher Miss DHHgaDt, Dr. Minnie
Archer. Miss Cora Euu. Miss ,f..Ha Rob.
lu.or. Miss DlarI C4r'rr Mis-. GuuIh.r.
Miss Bally pr t5uuy.I.- Hiss Ethel T..,i
Miss Cora Sbraru. Miss D-lnz Mis- ClnU-
ITO Jones Mis-, GHli.uir Miss Daisy Smart
Miss Nellie rrr MI. tirr u..rrt. ~
Nir fabu p u;,l..y d. Mr. ttcurr por.
Mr. w. w. Nov~. Nu vs. g. klrt IN.
|l"'H b"'r Nr j. g. i'.fn" VI
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Mrs ". Fl Taylor will give dove
mao ~ her home Friday sfterpo.'
about tbrty ladies under ~ years =
j. l. 70 nc, fnll dress affair and .
rather out ~ The usual order Of en's'~
mems those Invited are 6b.gkAaF. 4" n
~ the oven, WITH no little intHr.,s,,. NJ
Taylor Is giving the germsn compAns
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a very quiet wedding took place at Christ
church Wednesday evening at $50 p. m,
IN which Edna Florence Butts and S ]
slerrovirh werc Joined together I'm the han.
by hondN Of mainmuny. Roy. II II
NS,n'' "ulrlaird The, only attendants were
Mr y. Lewis ~ Galveston aud Miss AVA
Butts, sister To- the bride "
Mr. Sicrcovich is a promising Young drug.
g.Sl on HaiNeSion and tn that city he han
ply horc away his bride whore thcv win
make their future home VIZ
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Rev. and Mrs. b. f. Riley gave n left
handed party Tuesday night for their
daughter Lois rhc right hands Of the
sr Sis were tiyd and thoy wrote and scwod
with their left. Tho most export at this
rather diaicnlt aud unusual task received a
reward for thcl PAINS The house was
prcitily and appropriately decorated with
christmas greens apd cut flowers. A mcrrv
evening as spent with games and fun
Ht'A hoin"r p" INTO which zach gursr nut
" 'nNlph ana pulled out. NOT q mum Inn
kn'W fortune, was one NJ tho .anav inlL,
Aiules II this New Years evc g1th.riup
W and Mrs Riley we're assisted bv Mrs
= hort and Mrs Adams. and ar,nns,
me other guests perc Misses Cornaila 80
man. Helen Green, Vera Court, Ethel Grim.
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"'N' 'Naflo'i' Ward Drew gathered , few
Young people together az her home AIond,y
evening 10 honor Of hcr guest. Mis-. tnr,,
S'uie ~ Galveston ana Miss smith a, mai
las who is visiting Miss Lucy Brady
E''N>''S contest ollcd tho hr>t part m an,
evening with considershla n,o-rir,o,,,
ono realized how very Httle sttrntj1r r .u
usually given 10 tho usual run IN 5arer
usements Miss Settle an Miss Sm,fb
a s{s pfessnted viLA ne price tor ibe
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mrs Munger assisted ny the ladies Of
tnr west End Enchre club received In
MH' Mungers new home on Smith street.
Mfs. Munger.s taste was given free MAY
IN the building and inferior dnlhlng q,
ms nome lib" wood work Is all I'm ebony.
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moor coverings aud tasteful wall pape-s.
a touch Of Christmas green's here aud there
about the comfortable homo gave hint
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table having for its central decoration a