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mand to which the writer belonged
took possession of the vacated field
his attention was attracted through
the shrieks, prayers and appeals of
this boy, that he went to him. and
at once was attracted by his youth
full appearance and shocked at his
awful condition. We asked him how
it happened that he was in the
army, as he looked so very Young.
He replied, saying he disobeyed his
dear mother. He also said that he
had to die without ever seeing her
again. and in the hands of his cap
tors. Oh. how he prayed to God for
forgiveness. We asked him, 50 much
were we Interested in his welfare, as
well as being greatly affected by his
prayers and sutfering>. if there was
anything we could do for him. He
asked for water. We took his can
teen to a spring near by and re
turned it filled with water and gave
it to him. Oh. how thirsty he was,
apparently drinking all. | was not sur
prised at this, as it is characteristic
of wounded men to be thirsty. The
suns rays were beating upon his
brow, and l arranged him shade,
as well as arranging his head on an
improvised pillow, as the circum-
stances and time would permit.
He had upon his person watch
and chain, and I said to him: "As
you know you are going to die.
won't you give me your watch?" He
replied NO" His reason, which
was a good one, was that it was the
last thing his mother including
kiss, gave him, and he wanted to
keep it as long as he lived This
sutficed, so far as | was concerned;
but l did assist in concealng the
chain from view, fearing some other
confederate might not be so gener-
Gus as | had been.
| took his name and the name of
his mother, and their post office add
dress, promising to write his moth
er if an opportunity ever presented
itself; but two years later, when
was captured at Fort Gregg, l lost
in the excitement my llnapsack. con-
tanning my portfolio. in which the
addresses were, and as time wore on
forgot them. if | remembered them
at all, at the close of the war. l
have an indistinct recollection that
his name was Hall, and that he was
from the state of Indiana. but of
this / am not sure. He must have
been mortally wounded about nine
or ten o'clock on the morning of
the third, and presumably just where
he lay, and we trust some of your
many readers can tell more about
this boy, who undoubtedly died
where he lay, but not before we
were ordered to move, consequently
the writer could not be with him
and administer to his wants in his
last moments. The writer will APP
preciate any information as to this
dear boy if anyone, and there ought
to be some of his comrades vet liv-
ing, can recollect the circumstances.
The writer would like his mother,
II living, to know how her dear boy
prayed before he died.-George w.
Kennedy, Rice's Battery, Mclntosh's
battalion. Third Corps, y. n. ",
New Market. Va.
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DEATH OF A BOY SOLDIER.
Pathetic Incident of the Battle OF
Charlottesville Related by an
EX-COnfederate,

There lay dying on the battlefield
of Charlottesville. Va, on May 3,
1868, about 100 or $50 yards south of
the Chancellor house, and on the
right of the old pike, looking south
from the Chancellor house, a boy
of some Is or 16 summers, belonging
to the union army. This boy was
shot by shell, | think, and was left
on the field after the union forces
were forced back, and as the COM
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Doan's
Kidney Pills

cure every symptom of Kidney Ills, from
common backache to complicated urinary
disorders.
Mrs. Mark Hyde, of As Thornley, street,
Pawtucket, R. l., says: "Doans Kidney
pills have been used by both my husband
and two daughters. and the relief obtained
in every case was very satisfactory. My
husband was bothered off and on for long
time with pains across his back. which at
times became very severe. | saw Doan's
Kidney Pills advertised and procured
box from w. l. Woods drug store. He
psed them and in very short time was rid
of the backache l always keep Doan's
Kidney Pills on hand, and would not be
without them"
For sale by all druggists; so cents. Fos-
ter-Milburn Co., Buffalo, n. y.
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HIS LEE In PERIL,

81 Just seemed to have gone all to pieces
writes Alfred Bee, of Welfare, Tex, ''bilious.
ness and a lame back had made life burden
couldn't eat or sleep and felt almost too
worn out to work when began to use Elec-
trio Bitters, but they worked wonders. Now
sleep like top, can eat anything, have
gained in strength and enjoy hard work y
They give vigorous health and new life to
weak, sickly, rundown people. Try them.
Only soc at w. II. Sheldon's drug store,
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kidney trouble.
Kidney trouble causes quick or unsteady
heart beats, and makes one feel as though
they had heart trouble, because the heart is
over-working in pumping thick, kidney
poisoned blood through veins and arteries.
1t used to be considered that only urinary
troubles were to be traced to the kidneys,
but now modern science proves that nearly
all constitutional diseases have their begin
ming in kidney trouble.
II you are sick you can make no mistake
by first doctoring your kidneys The mild
and the extraordinary effect Of DR.. Kilmer's
Swamp-Root, the great kidney remedy is
soon realized. 1t stands the highest for its
wonderful cures OF the most distressing cases
and is sold on its merits EIF
by all druggists in fifty Hsi;fTsYE
cent and one-dollar sz
es. You may have a ~. klss sS&sk29
sample bottle by mail Home of swamp Root.
free, also pamphlet telling you how to find
out II you have kidney or bladder trouble.
Mention this paper when writing Dr.. Kilmer
& Co., Binghamton. N. Y.
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He LEARNED A GREAT TRUTH.

1t is said of John Wesley that he once saiC
to Mistress Wesley: "Why do you tell tina
"John Wesley, because once telling is no
enough" 1t is for this same reason that yol
are told again and again that Chamberlain,
Cough Remedy cures colds and grip; that i
counteracts any tendency OF these diseases tC
result in pneumonia, and that it is pleasant
and safe to take. For sale by d. A. Bsbee
druggist
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The kidneys are your
blood purifiers, they fill
ter out the waste or
impurities in the blood.
II they are sick or out
Of order, they fail to do
their work.
Pains, aches andrheu-
matism come from ex-
cess Of uric acid in the
blood, due to neglected
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Earth's COuyuIsiOuk.

The bed of the Black sea and that
of the Caspian have been raised by re-
peated earthquakes, and channels
which were formerly navigable are no
longer so.-Sciepce.
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Some Points
About Music
in Fious ton
and Elsewhere

will play as a violin solo tho "Bereeuse,
from Jocelyn, nt the evening service IN tie
First Presbyterian church
~
The third musicale OF the Houston Quar-
tette society takes place at the Auditorium
on Friday, December u.
The tickets will be mailed 70 the homo
rsrv members and should reach them by
Monday. Any member failing TO receive
the tickets will please notify Mr.. D. D.
Bryan or Mr.. Fred f. Dexter.
The ouartctte society win be assisted at
this concert by a strong combination com
posed OF the following: Ar. George Ham
lin. tenor; Mrs. sue Harrington Burbeck'
contralto; Mr.. Jan Van oordt, viohnls'i
Mr. W. c L. PTR SS3GIl1, p'"A''''
Sonata II major First Moyement) .. .Grieg
MIR. See6ock and Mr. Van Oordt.
Aria, My Heart is Weary r,,,o 'iriio,nns
$1,000 Airs, Furbock
q Mlnuet a l'anuQuo No. S.'.'.'.'s-'.'
hainbow ....''''''.'''''''-'-'.'.'''
i BY the Froy Pond. .......--.'-.'''''
Cascade ................-. ..''-.-''
Etudc de ConceTS. '..i;,,:;c &c Nst,ro"
....'..''.''i;iir: I sSSboc NuAie Oh N''0f'
20, My Iowa is Fair sidney PereiVal
walters Prize Song" IMeisteFsinssWT) aeper
'''''''''''Mi r. namiln.
Concerto No, l (Adagio-rempo Marcial :,
Mr.. Van oordt
When We Two Parted. Ii bpSas
THE Lark Now Leaves His Native
nest '"M Mrs. iFiarbeck.
''Faust Fantasia ........ Gounod'huehdyer
Mr.. SPChOCk.
Were / q Prince Egyptian" .Chadw' cE
b "Where'er You Walk. ...-... ....' bRhoeI
THE Years at the Spring ......, beach
Mr.. Hamin.
AIRS Hongrolse' ,..,.....,...'.E rnf
MIR. Van Oordt.
Hush, Ny Baby ....s'.....'H. j. Dnnna566
Houston Quartctte Society. ,.
Mrs. TurOcck and MIR. Hamhu-
~
Mrs NJ. A. McDowaN, an earnest and I'M
ished musician. sends the editor Of this de-
pnrtmcnt tho following Interesting CLEAN
ings from some Of her recent readings;
Sayings OF plato Good language and
harmony aud grace and rhythm depend on
the simplicity Of a truly and nobly ordered
soul. II our youth are 10 dc their work
In life, they must make these gr0ces and
harinonios their perpetual aim All lifo
Is full OF them, Us well as every creature
ana constructive art. Absence OF grace
and iuharmoulous Increment and dlBCord
are nearly allied to ill words aud I'll nature,
as grace and harmony are the sisters OF
goodness and virtue and bear their Ike
ness, Musical training is more potent
instrument than any other because rhythm
aud harmony md their way into the secret
places OF the soul, on which they nightly
fusten, importing grace and making the
soul graceful Of him VINO is VI educated
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sMlTHVILLE.

Misses Lena and Edyth Prouty OF Ray
City arc visiting their aunt. Mrs. w. w,
Edwards
Mrs Sue B. Jones has returned from
visit 70 HHlletsvilic, Texas. .
Mrs. Nera Mcdonald. after a month
visit to her uncle MIR. T. A. w, Iilll,
has returned 10 her homo IN Bay CITY.
Mrs Murray Roberts OF MeNls Is visit
ing her sister, Mrs J. H. McCollum.
u nnstrOn arc here. the guests ~ Mrs.
w. ~ c. Jones
Miss Annle Ucap Of TAYLOR IS VISITING
Mrs, C. G. Cole
Miss Edna Rishop visited B0strop Thurs
dav
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WHAT SMALL IT h,

On, maid Of my loving,
:, Say what shall Il Be-,
The gem of my giving,
Shall | give thee a toOa ," {,
A rubyl or pearIY
To shine on thy bosom,
Ny own little girIi
Shall al, ! give thee a diamond
whose sparkle the dark
Snail 1,i,. diSperse and enIIghteu
With scintlIIaut spark ~ ,
Or a diamond.glrt turuuoi,.
Whose hue only yies '''''
With the benny lrue.bIue
Ut your laughter.lit ewes,
Oh, what shall it be ?
Oh, what shall 1t bel
The gem of my chOosiny.
MY sweetheart, for thea,
No mine of GOlconda
Hath yielded a gem
Too pure for a place
In my loves diademl
No jewel may come
Out of Araby blest
Too dear on thy bosom,
My darling, to rest.
The gem of your choosing,
Come, tell it to mel
Oh, what shall it be, LOyel
What shall it be 7
! can't, | confess II,
Myself make a chOlcel
Each jewel scintiIlant
Seems given a voice,
Saying; Take mel oh, Il
me |"
1t gives one the blues;
| have II, by iingOl
Let Lechenger choose.
Topaz Rings, $500 to 5000
Ruby Rings, $1,000 to $4,000.
Pearl Rings or Brooches, stg
$4,000.
Diamond Ring, Brooch, Pend
Ear Rings, Belt Buckles or s
Pins, $500 to 100000.
Turquoise and Diamond Ring,
Ear Rings, $3.50 to $4,000.
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Personal.

Mrs. J. c. Baldwin has returned from a
few days visit Mt Galveston
Mr.. and Mrs. w. C. Van Week are spend
INK few days In san Antonio.
Mr. Elliott wadsworth OF Dallas was the
guest OF Mr.. b. X. Payne last week,
2ir aud Alra. Z. Z. Parsons are at home
TO their friends at tlo5 Rusk avenue.
Miss Mary BOYD OF Puris, Texas. Is visit
Ing Miss Marian Williams, st los Calhoun.
Mrs Bottle Davis has returned from a
Pheasant visit 70 her son and his wife In
Dallas.
Miss Gail johnson spent several days in
NoHatou, returning saturday to her home
iu Columbus.
Nlr aud Mrs. Caswcu Ellis came In from
/ thair plantation Thursday uud spent several
days iu town
Mrs Nellie McConum Faulkner or Aus
tiu spent part OF last week with Mr.. and
. Mis-. h. Il. Parker,
Mics Adele McCuuoch, who has been Wis.
itiug Mrs. H. H. FRANKS, leaves Monday
for her home in Waco.
Mr. and Mrs Cochran and Mrs. Cochran's
sister, Miss Higgins OF Dallas, are stopping
Tor some time at the Rice.
Miss Rebecca Gibson VIII ROMAN with
/ Miss DRughcrty until after the date or
| the Galveston artillery ball.
Miss Ruby MoGowen, who hos been stop
| ming for some dime in Washington City,
| went to New York last week.
/ Mrs. Il. r, Neems Is at home again, after
| nm extended and delightful visit TO her
/ niece Mrs, Lewis UHbncy, In Dallas.
/ Mr.. Hershey OF Columbus, Ohio, wlc
made many warm friends duung nus stay
/ In Houston returned TO ms nome lNs'
week
| Mr.. and Mrs. Edmund Drouet have re.
| turned from their bridal trip and are keep
/ ing house and Will receive their friends At
/ 1iCS Calhoun street,
Mrs. Annie II. Boxlcy leaves tonight. go.
/ Ing TO spend some time In Lexington, Ky.
where her little niece, John Hll BoNiey,
/ ia attending school.
After IA delghtful visit OF a month or SO
| with a party Of old friends at the Wal.
dorf-Astoria In Sew York, Mrs. NJ. L. Rob.
bins is again Mt home.
Misg Lutte Moore Of Stauuton, Va, ar
rived I'm Houston today and viii be visit
Ing the family OF Mrs. J. o. Ross for the
rest OF the winter season
Two ~ Miss Norse's guests. Miss Nut
ting " New York and Miss Ialdley OF Ken
lucky, have returned to their homes and
lot very many friends here lamcuunG MI 8.
. Bccsou " Cincinnati w.li probably remalu
/ hcri all winter
The many friends OF Mrs Orchard Ed
ward Uolt0n. noe Lizzie Gardiner, VIII h,
plaJ tn know thnt nor husband has brought
nor back 10 Houston and that they vii
mako their future home here
Mrs William y. Johnson OF st. Loui
ana her uershfer Miss Hazel are now
vita Mrs rnontas l.. Foster al 1901 Mali
str,et trbrs, ladies' win ~ visiting viii
Nfrs E,.,rr ,,rtl oftor tbn polldnys
"''' ~
MCa wharton Nates ana MISS lAuIt
Hobby attended the state conventlon %
I'm, InIea inasht'fs or lne On nm
held &C Fort Worth last week mrs; hhte'
Aud Miss hohhy were uSleSatcs 10 me con
yehu'h from the Gran NJ Noper'S 'n"p'e'
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HOUSTON DAILY POST. SUNDAY MORNING DECEMBER 1902

, by these young ladies have always
ed high Tor their Delightfully."- enter
ng qualities
o chlldren's masquerade ball OF the
jton TurnYerein viii take place some
during this month. and the Indies Of
are requested 10 attend a
Ing az Turner hall Tuesday afternoon
o'clock for the purpose OF liking a
and making other arrangements neees-
e marriage or Miss Huldc Emile
tper. daughter Of Sir. and Mira, George
tner OF 703 pease avenue, to Mr.. Jo-
S. Frederick will occur on next Tues
az e:15 o'clock at the German
lodlst Episcopal church
Thursday evening the Elks win
a ladies' social session an deception
onor OF the exalted ruler. Mr. Robert
l. and his bride. who will BY that time
returned from the wedding "trip.
~
Y. and mrs. Henry d. AYES will be
ome to the people Of the parish and
: other friends on Wednesday evening,
'mher 10, from TO and from 8 to ~.
ards.
~
ss Ruby McGowen. now in New York,
Spected home by the 10Th for her sis
wedding, on which occasion she will
e Us maid of honor,
49,
Thanksgiving Day Mr., and Mrs. Jack
Toll entertained at dinner the party OF
lemcn from Houses bank, who spent
day Ia Arcola
~
IS. Dan BOrchard will entertain tho
hborhood High Five club on Thursday,
mDer IL.
~
I. and Mrs. a. X Taylor entertained
Third Ward Euchre club on Tuesday
ing.
~
rs. JeT Miller entertained the Main
ct Euchre club last week.
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the general physical health.
a. NY. we ye2Es as, my daughters health be-sr
SIsen CO, WIS. vEvcrytSing i'm, tC, uil'SS' ~
81 w2s ZONE 20 help Aez but i ,5s NJ ,,e
Snii, .,,,,, s9e began % complaiu She was
hsaih Uniil aa9u, ths age y f6ar.eey " \, s., "a
S,, He'N5 Was 50 .un down her yrei-i,f ,,- ~
W WA re or S2 ~, SoaId 90, give her u9 as ne
kea, tlsl oi4Y iag yogr Eavar!i. r,,.-ii -, -.
a,y, 4Vkl,st Eonld have been in her Sr,.- ~
,,s},,-,i y, go sle had taken ons-aaif S6til. ~.
5.o'ner one maSinr only t,vo ra.ti-, ~ Nd - ny
well as ,,an l-c~ '"e1 inca she y as
lHe Common Sense Medical Adviser
lD99 paSes' ~ paper covers, is sent fe5
ou $500, on z! one-cent stamps 10 nav
SAg ~ o. us'llng 0Hlv Address D-
H. v FisfcS, Buffalo, y. y.
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DR.. Ralaton Or, Butte, pr. hDeref ehu
R hSs9F0 john Ssa MSe eoS odin Kendall John
Dickson, Tom Hood Knox, Joe Hutche-
eon. Bert Everts, Joe Evans. Harry Jones.
Sherman George Gibbons. Wauroy Garrow,
Harry Lee Corey. Rathbun Latham, Ian
drum Dennis Chnrles Seamen. Hcyck. 70
10y. DIESEL, SPOTS Hunt, DENIM 700
Clemens, Vet Riordan, Fletcher, George
Collins. Pelsc, Chester Bryan. Louis Bryan.
Hamblen, Austin Miller Fred Jones Nor
NNomnck. Hardy. Dug-id McAIpln. g Mali
lot. Brown Rotts Dick Cannon.
Mrs MnstorsOn had delightful supper
served 60 Miss Rowcne's guests In the gal
After supper tho cotiliiou was danced,
Mr. DuEald McAlpin being the leader.
~
Tho wedding OF Dr 8 c. Red Of this city
md Miss George Plunkctt OF Waco was an
affair IN which very many people in both
cities felt very deep interest.
They were married IN tho Episcopal
church at Waco. the rector, Mr.. Page. per-
forming the ceremony.
The wedding procession was one Of tho
prettost imaginable. Tho party was met
10y the choir singing the Bridal Chorus"
and escorted to the chancel
The ushors, Messrs. II. l.. Richards WIN
Edmouds and VIII Early OF Waco and MIR.
FRANK Foru' Or sydney smlth ana Dr,
Forrest smith OF Houston came ahead ana
were followed by the bridesmaids, Misses
Camille White, Ruby Ruudlo, Alice Her
calvert rho maids cnme up The uislc two
mud two. One urysspI u pink and one iu
green: nft.r ha ceremony tncy won't out
With tho usbgrs
TI, Ga,s... s.si.r RUs4 Alice vn,usptt
u.,t brr iuufd ,f houur nud ,yps dIg..oJ
i ,J,ti,. ,i5,t ,,irio5 l.,g,u9..,inot r,s..s In
w. W 10y i ','," .., ,,' b, man
tI,., i.,,.,I,,g s.,."I ,.r',...,.f,,u aff5......
Nv ltAN'HH '"''G' .,"''.N, ,' ''H "','.
tl" Waco %.ua 'a ihe 'la'ip ohd TINS emo
attended iI body
a grand tn,"pbou WAS hnd at Tie u'We
ST tho brides PARENTS aliet the vrse
many.
( ,on.n r,r.utl,u I'D ,bS home 5i HIsa Camille
/ White, one OF Hr bridesmaids
re epe,iul 'af Aspen was tr"leieo
,'' NV ,r t"T ''' ',', .a. ,..,,r1l
uNrooJ
rhe personnel Of the Houston party chat
ToN' to W9eo 20 y!''e. ,a' e1a ., ,Tt1s
Jos,pb Rcd St1ar, and E,astar DO. stuart.
N,asc. Daisy STUART Mary stuart, alrs. g.
w. Hey'r any sou I'r p J.. pslis9' nE
q Tord FIR iorrnet IL sn,W Dr , NJ
Purcell mud wife of LocfhogJ pr. William
IS. Rcd Of Austin ,aud pr sydney j sm,tn
,,.,, , enE MIg . 'Vsugt'e og :,
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The Only WAY.

Clevgyman-rm sorry TO hear that ydu
sell liquor in this hotel
Hotel CIeTk-Wel, sir, We wouldn't hr
you could get the people TO stop buying IL.
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Of anllllnr baby facea.
cit they know or
doing they invite
eandal with q trS

Younger men, men beside snS S sgsgSS and gentle,
making ne evening the briNVatiag prc
" "' ~ y Baths
The entertainment. "a Might in y =. II
which was postponed some time rs IN
for the purpose Of assisting the Busine
League In entertaining the visiting CHI
caEo capitalists, will be given under tho
auspices OF the Art T,engue Thursday
night at Bryan Hall. The entertainment
viii consist OF living pictures, the orig
lnR Of which were produced by the OH
masters in Italian art, gallery OF statu'
AIRY, IN which win be represented sculp'
ture by Italy's best sculptors, q real Vcne-
tian gondola scene, ami as a finale
peasant festival scene. An art gallery.
with an exhibition Of Italian art, VIII DC
fcnture OF Interest Dancing may 20
INDUCED In afterwards by those ihcHheHi
The proceeds OF this entertainment Will
be used IN placing works Of art In the
public schools, thereby giving the chill
dren Of the city an advantage not to be
gained IN any other way The Art League
hopes aud trusts that the citizens Of Hous-
ton win aid and encourage this work by
subscribing To- its support Fifty cents "a
year is the fee, and the result OF this
Investment is bound to be tentold to the
community
The Benedlcks club viii have its nrst
assembly or BAH of the season l9o2o3 on
Tuesday, December is, Mt Assembly hall.
This Is one Of tho leading social orgaui2a-
lions Of the city. aud the arrangements
nod, FOR tbe,r onenIpr function arc along
Elm, ammo elaborate I.ucs thet haye charac-
-, 49, i'm n, r,, ms,
,rln following committees viii have the
affair in charge:
Invitation tomwiltcc-Mr y. a. Reich
arIt Mr. r. 49, Morris Mr. A. s. Cieye-
lHuH Nir r. a. CareUl. Nh %. C.. Drew.
Arruuroutunt Coumittec- r. *. DN.
Drew. g..nt,,.- A.. s. rf,,e.
,aij NIr n A CgrsIu. Slr. ~ ii. KIRK
laud
Eoccpuon tommit.e pr, X Negh'
Mt g. u.s. lUu'aa' HE W ~ Nyl',ll, -,
q. T. HOLT M 3. n. u.s. Mo'5r, Ar. iAo," Nt1
/ +, smith, Mt ", $. ioV,tt' " d. ~ ny l,'
! Mr II. D. MWNrN2or- MI " ~; WI
/ som Mr tfhnN Nu'r'NS' M'' ''"" NV
/ o.. ~. ,,,.-
! MES t'"''., III -, ~
r'eo ON Neoenu'' ~ 70 '''' ''''
on oi NE" Orleans
BLISS henrietta Us doosh'er OF M'' ana
/ Mrs Edmond II McGowcn and % grand
5o,,,Nt,r 81 ala Jrags Alexander MrGovcn.
-. - 4. .,t, cav,
whose name mas always s'ooo !" 'n'S com
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THKOUGH DINING CAR SERVICE
aI,. LoyIs. ctNeINNArL 81 sou1n.
KIN PACIFIC.
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The Yeuog Iadlee association % tsa
FIrsr rrcshyterian church win elve sn
yer tea a. She residence OF Miss Knto
.fsaeN q WtonNeoAs alterneHn frofa 4 10
q n~srysedy Il iRyiHeA Ina affairs
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On Tuesday afternoon from 4 10 Mira.
A. 3 Cleveland and Mrs, C. *. Dunlap
were at home 10 their friends.
The ladies' who assisted theur In receiving
We're Mcsdomes Z. X Dillingham;, a. A.
Cargill y H. h. Morse, Howard smith
K 5 Lovett, Alma cleveland DAILY. h. "A.
PARKER II, I Morris, R. Il. Morris. Mo.
Clure Kelly, W, Il. Kirkland, y, $. Poster.
j G. Leevel J. c, Harris. Mccullough.
Fort smith Charlotte Want Drew. 6. IA.
Lucy, Lee Campbell and Misses waldo.
Julia Mao Morse Beosou, Nuttlng. l.aidlsy.
lda May Thompson Emily Scott Role
DICKSON, Nance Bolts. ChaMc Jones ana
Abhle Cleveland. HhN
AZ the front door was opened 10 admit
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Miss Rowene Masterson gave an informal
dance at Dryan han Wednesday night IN
compliment 20 Miss Morsc's visitors. Misses
Bceson, Nutting ana Iqidley Besides the
honerees the other Young ladies present
were Misses Nancy Botta, Chaille Jones.
Claire Robinson, Marguerite Whit, Kate
Sharp. Jalla Alasterson. Frunchcl Smith,
Nette shannon, Emily Scott Alma Mi
igr Fannie *. Lea. jean Cannon. Mary Nc.
Ashah, Bessie Clark. Constance Walker,
Lnula Allen, Jamie STUDIOS. Laura Franklin.
lea Thompson, blanche Wood. Hazel Cum.
mifgs cora Rect. Stella Root, Eva Purglc.
Mars wrido. Fannie Clmthcrs, naughcrtv,
Gihseu Rcuuafs. McFadden. Julia SETTLE
Ahbie Cleveland, chaperopa, Alfg Morse
AIRS, Daley, AIRS Frank Lewis aud Airs.
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cInl calendar FOR tho comins week.

Social calendar for the coming week:
Monday -Kendall-Shcarn wedding.
Tuesday Mrs. NJ. L. Robbins entertains
ne Main Street Euchre club. Concert Of
Womans Choral club.
Wednesday Reception AT the rectory by
Rev. and Mrs Henry D. Ayes.
Thursday-Elks reception TO their exalted
ruler. Mr. Robert Eikel, aud bis bride
might IN Italy" NJ Bryan hall
Frlday Quartette society's CONCERT