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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-06-15

relatives in Denver. Clinton, Ia, and
other eastern cities.
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At high noon Thursday i'm the tenn
pie, President John r. Winder per
formed the marriage ceremony uniting
Mr.. Henry i. Pickering and Miss Emily
ID. Sellers. In the evening a reception
was given by the parents Of the bride,
Mr.. and Mrs. b. Sellers, at their resi-
dence, SIS East Third South street.
The house was very beautifully dec
GRATED with ferns, palms and cut now
ers. The happy couple were the recipi-
ents Of many beautiful presents. After
June . MIR. and Mrs. Pickering Will
be at home TO their friends at 34S North
Temple street.
Miss Claudia Schmierer entertained a
few Of her friends at siXty-three par
" last Tuesday evening. the first prizes
being won by Miss Paul and Mr.. Claud
Hull, while Miss Ehie Hague and Mr..
4. ]. Skidmore carried away the BOBBY
prizes. The prizes awarded for the
guessing contest were won by Miss
Slxidmore and Miss Susie Waugh.
Among those present were the Misses
Nellie McMaster. Hague. SkidmOre.
Wallace, Robbins. Allie Paul, Mrs. H.
r. Freeman, and the Messrs- Nelson,
Gray, COIlinson, Skidmore, Hull, Waugh
and Schmierer.
Mr.. j. B. Hume gave a farewell party
to a number of his gentlemen friends
at his home, 318 Fourth street, last
Wednesday evening. During his two
years at the university he has formed
many friendships, and the jovial time
at his home last Wednesday evening is
indicative of the high esteem in which
he is held by his many acquaintances.
He goes to California TO enter the en-
ploy of his uncle, Mr.. r. D. Hume of
the Hume Salmon company. The best
( wishes of his friends accompany him,
and they trust that by his faithful eff
forts he viii be able to achieve success
in his new undertaking.
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The wedding Of Florence Friday to
James +. Evans was solemniZed at the
home of the brides parents, Mr.. and
MrE. c, J. Friday, 466 West Third
South street, Saturday evening, June
il. at $3.50 p. m. the Rev. Richer
officiating The bride was attended by
/ Miss Addie PridaY. her youngest sis
! ter. and the groom by William L. King
/ The house was very prettiiy decorated
with roses and carnations. After the
] ceremony the guests sat down to an
/ elegant supper. Mr.. and Mrs. Evans
will be at home 10 their friends after
July / at 375 South Eighth East The
! bride and groom received a great many
useful gifts and congratulations from
! their friends.
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Busteed 245 North First West. Friends
are invited to come.
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on Wednesday last the Elite Social
club spent a very enjoyable time at
saltair being their first outing of the
season.
G. II. Lippel and Mr.. John H. Dieter
were entertained at dinner at the home
of Judge and Mrs. Morris Sommer last
Saturday.
Mrs. John Reed entertained at a
luncheon Tuesday, in honor Of Mrs. J.
f. Marshall Of Mercur, who has been
her guest.
Mrs J. D. Spencer entertained at
dinner Monday. complimentary to Mrs.
Guy Thatcher and Mrs. VIII Preston
Of Logan.
Miss Sadie McChrystal was the guest
of honor at a pleasant kensington and
tea given by Miss Lena Preston Thurs
day afternoon.
The wedding OF Miss Davis and Ed
win H. Dorman will take place tOmOr-
row at high noon at the home Of the
brides father.
Miss Gilmore Park was the hostess
at a pleasant children's party, given
last Tuesday afternoon to several of
her little friends.
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Mrs. J. D. La Forge gave a very
pretty luncheon on Thursday last, at
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Reception and Dance

The reception to the class Of 1902
Ven 10y the Alumni association of the
aa.l Lake High school last night was
one OK She bright social events of the
week NhristeuSen's hall was used
... The affair. and the walls were
transformed with the decorations. The
...H EaI was in white and green. the
s.'.a. eo'ors of the honored class.
VIII. m the reception room were the
.." and black of the High school. IN
.... .. the ten embrasures along the
walls were found the colors and the
yates Of the various classes. On the
'.'-" eF the south end Of the room re-
......IsTts were served. and the whole
ms decorated I'm the national colors
-s '' roses formed the table deco
A.. Informal programme was pre-
secuted before the dancing. consisting
3D.. address of welcome by the pres
.. the association. Rollin Dole.
response by the class president.
y. r.#- smith.
Lent music was furnished by
".Isr'HSen orchestra. and the
-.....- was enjoyed tin "a late hour.
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which the decorations were red roses,
and covers were laid for twelve.
Mrs. W. F. Neslen gave a party on
Thursday afternoon in honor of Mrs
J. H. Keetley, who will leave during
the coming week for a trip to Europe.
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On Tuesday, June 10. a most enjoy
able time was spent at the home of
Lilac Bush About forty of her little
friends We're present to celebrate her
seventh birthday.
Mrs. A. H. Tarbet entertained at a
box party at the matinee Monday
afternoon, her guests being Mrs. Wall.
Mrs. Kerr Mrs. Quigiey, Mrs. Pinker-
ton and Miss Norris.
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Miss Grace Frieze entertained very
pleasantly "Wednesday afternoon in
honor Of Mrs A, II. Cordiner II Lar
annie Wyo.. who is visiting friends and
relatives in the city.
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Miss Louise Bergh of Denver, Colo,
who is the guest of Mrs Morris Som
mer. was given a delightful informal
luncheon at the latters home, 169 G.
street, last Wednesday.
The wedding reception Of Miss Agnes
May Leatham and Mr.. William II.
Bess win take place June % at the res
idence of Mr.. and Mrs. Hamlet Evans,
$50 West North Temple.
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Mrs. w. I. Snyder was the hostess at
a delightful dinner given last Monday
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in honor Of her sister, Mrs. lie Compile
Of Park City The table decorations
were roses, and covers were laid for
fourteen.
Miss Agatha ierkLOel viii return the
end of this month and viii give a song
recital at the First Congregational
church under the auspices of the music
section Of the Ladies' Literary club.
Miss Berl1hoeI has been singing in the
east with much success this spring.
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On account Of the death of H. Archie
Sheppard, Who was secretary, and one
Of the foremost members, the MisOgy-
nists' club has adjourned for two
weeks. The club field day was to have
been at the Lagoon this morning. but
1t has been postponed for an indefinite
period. The members viii attend st.
PauIs in a body this morning.
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The Salt Lake GIee club. under the
direction of Evan Arthur was out
serenading its friends on Tuesday
evening. Among those whom the club
favored with beautiful serenades We're
President Joseph F. Smith and Mr.. O.
=. Garrett The clubs music was much
enjoyed and the members We're royalty
entertained by those whom they called
on.
One of the pleasant events of the
week was the party given Monday
/ evening in honor of Mrs. Nancy Birkin-
shaw and her two sons. at her new
| home, 626 South Sixth East street. The
rooms were beautifully decorated i'm
/ roses. Music was furnished by Mr.
/ Joseph and Miss Bessie Birkinshaw. At
} 10 o'clock all elaborate supper was
/ served, about thirty-six being present.
! Mr.. and Mrs. Sam ellison announce
/ the marriage of their eldest daughter,
/ Hattie, to Mr.. Edwin B. Stewart in
/ Spokane, Wash, on Sunday last, the
[ Rev. w. IT. Fry OF the Jefferson Street
/ Methodist church officiating. Mr.
/ Stewart is a well known citizen Of
/ Spokane, Wash, and Miss ellison is
1 the popular daughter of Sam Gibson,
the mining man Of Salt Lake.
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A pleasant surprise social, arranged
/ by Mrs. J. Frank Pickering, 500 East
! Fifth South street, was given on
Thursday evening, in honor of her
! guest. Miss Emma Wright, a popular
| eighth-grade teacher of the Washing
! ton school Those present were Mrs.
| Randolph. Mrs. Stannard, Mrs. Miller.
| Mrs. Trousdale, Miss Randolph, Miss
/ Miller and Miss Finch. The surprise
/ was a complete success. and the even
1 ing was pleasantly spent in social
/ chat, music and refreshments. Miss
| Wright left during the week to spend
her summer vacation with friends and
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Miss Jessie CoIburn is visiting IN -
city.
King.
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Mr.. John Van Brunt is home from
Ouray Colo.
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Mr., James T. Finlen Of Butte is at
the knutsfoTd.
Mrs. Mcclure is spending a week at
Walkers farm.
Miss Ruth kirkpatrick VIII be home
in few days.
The Misses Bachman viii spend the
summer in Provo.
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Mr.. and Mrs. e. L. Hoag are visiting
friends in Denver.
Mrs. L. V. Rancke viii go east short
ly to visit friends.
Miss Elizabeth Mcintyre returns
shortly from the east.
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Mrs. George +. Goodwin left during
the week for Lacrosse.
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Mr.. and Mrs. b. B. Hanak are at
home at 913 First street.
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Mrs. Henry SiegeI of New York is in
the city for the summer.
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Miss Kathleen Anderson has re-
turned from Ann Arbor.
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Mrs. L. A. Ostein of Eureka is the
guest Of Mrs. d. I. Rich.
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Miss Marjorie Payne win spend the
summer in the northwest.
Miss Gertrude ireland Of Denver is
visiting Miss Stella Kirk.
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Miss Katherine KanteTs viii leave
during the week for the east.
Mr.. Roscoe Breeder left last night
for a business trip 10 Chicago.
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Mrs. Andrew Hoppaugh viii be home
from the coast during the week.
Miss Estelle GIanfield left on Thurs
day for a short trip 10 California
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Mr.. and Mrs. Dick Margetts and two
children left last week for Yellowstone
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,uE LAKE SEASON has

U,HE LAKE SEASON has fairly
opened, and several Of the warm
nights of the past week have
s.. some delightful lake parties. There
F. to Doe an effort made among the
social set to change the night which
shall Doe cit" from Saturday 20 Thurs
a.r. and the idea seems to be meet
w- with favor.
The matrimonial market is still
brisk. and the record for the week
shows "a number of weddings of prom
m.u.e. The most noteworthy perhaps
being the Cunningham uuptaIs.
which took place Tuesday afternoon
.t So, PauTs church. The marriage Of
Miss Eaucke and Mr.. Allen was an
other of the matches IN which "a large
number of society people OF the city
rer. interested. The beautiful home
wedding of Miss KuickcrbOcker and
Nr Kuickcrbo,ker, too was one Of
tne events of the week.
The coming week is well filed with
social events, although they are more
of the outdoor order and SAVIOR OF the
Country club and the lake, rather than
of The drawing room and the den.
Many of the young people are home
fr1u the east and are preparing for
tHagood times which shall be theirs.
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Chinese Card Party.

Mrs. John Lewis was the hostess at
a most unique and picturesque Chinese
card party Wednesday afternoon. The
decorations were all of the Chinese or
der, the ceiling being hung with Chi
nese umbrellas and lanterns. The
tables for cards were covered with the
Chinese COlors. and Chinese pictures
were used for tallies, with counters OF
Chinese money. Tea was served by
the Misses Helen Bamberger and
Mamie Sappington dressed in Chinese
costumes. Prizes were won by Mrs.
w. T. Benson and Mrs. Alfred Hirth.
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Afternoon az Homo

...-. ~. r. Wighlman entertained a
'- friends at q charming at
HHrsddy afternoon iu honor OF
-- .E. Mrs. Plat. who is her guest
used iu the decoration of the
-.. Was deep rcd, and jars filed with
IT, "-o we've used most effectively.
..HI0s room large bowl of
formed the cdnterpisCe. and the
...r was carried out iu the minor
...H~- Mrs. Wightmau and Mrs
...r.Fgd. and they were assisted
r-. OUTS Rood, Mrs. Rlakelv. Mrs. De-
,r .. Mrs. E1Nrud In the library
.t. -- 3d. 'roSs served punch anH in
... room Mrs. Clark. Miss Car
d.. . Miss Wighunan served de-
tbs refreshments
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RecentiOn

a most beautiful and elaborate re-
cepti0u was that given by Mrs. George
A.. Lowe and Miss Lowe on Thursday
afternoon. The large parlOrs were al
most filled with roses, a definite
scheme Of color prevailing I'm each
room. I'm the hail, behind a screen Of
palms and ferns, was stationed an or
chestra, which dispensed sweet music
throughout the hours. The parlor was
done m white and green, white roses
and sprays Of syringa being used. The
library was a mass Of pink peOnies
and roses OF the same shade. In a
small reception room deepest red was
used. American Beauties forming the
main decoration In the dining room
rose color alone was used. and the
color scheme was carried out in the
TeirNhmeuts as well as the decora-
u'ns. Here Mrs. Forbes. presided. and
MFs. ferdinand i. Fabian poured cOf-
Zee. They were assisted by Mrs. sam
Park, Miss Thorne Miss Mccormick
ana Miss Marie Mason. Mrs. Jennie ID.
thompson received with Mrs. and
Mss Lowe. and they were assisted by
MFs. EEbert Roberts, Mrs. Styer and
Nrs W. r. James. In the reception
room Mrs. Robert Hardness and Miss
AarNless served punch.
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Informal Afternoon.

The Misses Jessie Drew and Bessie
Chambers were the guests OF honor at
III delightfully."- informal afternoon party
given by Miss Grace Heikes last Mon
day Carnations and roses were used
TO decorate the house, and they were
90 be seen on every hand in sprays and
clusters. Punch was served by Miss
Mary HOag, and at . o'clock a delicious
tea was served. The guests of the aft
ernOOn were Mesdames Peak, Cham
bers. HOnnold and GOOseus, and Misses
Baker, Sowles, Williamson, Jennie Will
hanson, Drew, Mayne, Bessie Mayne,
Jackson, West, La Due. wilkins, Boyd,
Jessie Boyd, Foster, HOag, Chambers.
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At Luncheon

Miss Nellie Healy Of ogden was the
guest of honor at a prettily appointed
luncheon given by Miss Julia Hays.
Wednesday. Covers were laid for
twelve guests, and the luncheon table
was beautifully decorated with tea
roses. a large cut glass bowl filled with
them forming the centerpiece. The
ladies present to meet Miss Healy
were Mrs. Boyd. Mrs. Patrick, Mrs.
W. p. Ritter. Mrs. MOfat, Mrs. Null
ford and the Misses Kate and Edna
DWyer.
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Ping Pong Party

Mr.. and Mrs. w. W. Ritter entertained
at very pleasant ping pong party
last Monday evening in honor of Pro-
fessOr Richard r. Lyman. who leaves
shortly for New York. The large par
Tors were filed with guests, and besides
music and conversation. several games
Of ping pong were enjoyed. Prizes in
this game were awarded to Professor
r. L. MCGhie and Mrs. J. T. Kings
bury. Some fine Instrumental selections
were given by Miss Celia Sharp.
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Hop at the Post.

The hop given Wednesday evening at
Fort Douglas by the bacneIor officers
was one of the most enjoyable events
recorded there. The large hall was
decorated with military trappings, the
flags of the regiment being draped
around the walls. The bachelor officers
were assisted in receiving by Mrs.
COcheau. Punch was served through
out the dancing, and later IN the even
ing delicious supper was served in
the officers club
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At Dinner

rs. iE'sei.la Jennings was the host
r....-.. very enjoyable dinner Friday
2 -- given I'm honor Of AIr. Heber
No.. ..- and as a dedication of her
No. as WeU. About forty guests
m present and they were seated
r. long and several small tables.
r-... were used in PROPULSION for dec
fr-.- lle tables being covered with
r..--- taa vases of sweet peas were
tr.-" I'D me center Of each table.
rs,.- tAe dinner the guests enjoyed
r---- NJ, eehghtfui musical Numbers
MISS Celia Sharp and some ex-
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Afternoon at Cards.

Miss Edna Sherman was the guest
Of honor at q prettiiy arranged sixty
three party last Tuesday afternoon,
given by the Misses Laura and Eloise
Sherman. The house, with its masses
Of June roses ard a bevy of girls in
dainty summer gowns. presented a
pretty picture. The tables were filed
with guests, and prizes were awarded
10 Miss Edna Sherman, Miss Hardness
and Mrs. Dana Smith.
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Mrs. David Keith was the hostess at
a very prettily arranged luncheon yes
terday, at which the decorations were
all I'm the national cOlOrs. Small flags
were used for place cards, and flags
were draped around the walls Of the
dining ToUm. A large bowl Of red
roses formed the centerpiece. Delight
ful music was rendered throughout the
luncheon by SChettler's orchestra,
which was stationed in the upper hall.
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At Cards.

Mr.. and Mrs Charles Wilkes and
Mrs. Henry ID. Styer entertained at 4
pleasant siXty-three party Tuesday
evening in honor of the new officers at
the post. About forty friends were
present and prizes were won by Lieu
tenant Falls and Miss Bertha Carter.
The house was decorated with roses,
and the evening was greatly enjoyed.
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Coming Events

The marriage of Miss Mary Ivers.
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. James Ivers.
and Mr.. James r. Finlen of Butte will
take place Wednesday evening at Z
O'Clock The wedding will be a quiet
one. attended only by the relatives and
close friends Of the bride and groom.
Bishop Seaman viii perform the cere-
muuy. and the bride viii be attended
hy Miss Anna Wall of New York. Afr.
Frank Murphy, also of New York, will
De the best man. After a wedding sup
per, Mr.. and Mrs. Finlen viii leave for
am extended tour in the east.
The marriage of Miss Sadie McChrys-
tai and Mr.. Edward Parsons viii take
place on Wednesday also. The cere-
mouy will be performed by the Rev. DR..
Padeu at 1880. and the bride viii be
attended by Miss Katherine Kanters
and two little flower girls, Misses Elsie
Parsons and Frances McChrystal. The
Er00msmen win be Mr.. Arthur Par
sons and Mr.. c. 3. Diehl
DR.. and Mrs. Henry La Motto viii
entertain at a dancing party at their
home on Thirteenth East street, on
Tuesday.
D~. and Mrs. A. j. Hosmer viii en-
terrain az cards tomorrow evening, and
again on Tuesday evening. and Mrs.
Hosmer viii give an afternoon card
party Tuesday.
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Mr. and Mrs. r. H. Officer win en-
terrain a few friends az a very informal
AFFAIR tomorrow evening.
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Mr. and Mrs. w. T. Benson have in
vitations out for a card party tOmor-
row evening. to be given i'm honor of
Miss Robert r. Hampton and Miss
kanters.
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Evening Party.

The Misses Eloise and Laura Sher-
man were the hOstesses at a second
party Thursday evening, at which ping
pong was played. The house was pref
tily decorated for the affair, and about
twenty-five or thirty friends enjoyed
the evening. Prizes in the ping pong
game were awarded to Miss Helen
Bubb and Mr.. J. Wolcott Thompson.
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Toilet Waters, Perfumes, Soaps.

= Four ounce bottles of Violet
? Toilet water, superior quality,
? that sells for 55c a bottle, re-
' duced to-22c.
, White lilac and Violet per
, fume, instead Of soc an ounce
, &c.
, Pinaud's Aurora Eau de Co
= logne, sold regularly at 75c a
? bottle, reduced to-45c.
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Social Briefs.


The Sewing club has adjourned for
the summer.
Miss Preston entertained a few
friends at luncheon Wednesday.
Misses May and Rose Bush enter
tanned on Wednesday evening at cards
The Young sisters held their meeting
Tuesday afternoon with Mrs. SaubOru
Mrs. Belden entertained the Ladies'
Card club at her home Friday after
noon.
Miss Stella Daynes save a card party
to about a score OF her friends at her
home Tuesday evening.
Colonel and Mrs. Edwin T. Holmes
entertained a party Of twelve at the
lake Wednesday evening
Mr.. Vic Wells entertained q party of
his friends at the home of Mr. and Mrs
Junius Wells Wednesday evening.
Mrs. James Z. Jennings entertained
at an informal luncheon on Friday. at
which sixteen friends were present.
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Miss Pearl Weller viii entertain the
Sewing club next Thursday afternoon
at her home on seventh South street.
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Miss IVY Price and Mr. J. II. Hass
were married in this city yesterday,
and left last evening for trip 10 the
east.
The Ladies Auxiliary to the p. 81 T..
r =vul have a cherry social Thursday
Afternoon at the home or Mrs. w. d.
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Flag DaY Luncheon.

cellent vocal selections from a fine
quartette.
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Royal Daisy, Greek Lilac,
Royal Muguet and Dauphin, all
triple extracts and always sold
at S1.0O an ounce, Monday.
tuesday and Wednesday-67c.
Mullen & Kropp All, a IA
Forite toilet soap, scents mign-
onette, rose Peau d'Espagns
and violet, sold ar Csc a cake,
Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday
lie.
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The Ladies Auxiliary to the r. ~ I.
r =yiu have cherry social Thursday
afternoon al the home or Mrs. w. d.
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Miss IVY Price and Mr.. J. H. Hass
were married in this city yesterday.
and left last evening for a trip TO the
east.
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Notion Store Offering.

Dixie" clocks, smallest pen
dulum clock made. perfect time
keepers, Monday. Tuesday and
Wednesday, instead Of S1.OO
each-67c-
Black MORE silk belts with
fancy feather stitched center and
metal sIide at back, instead o.
6Oc-42c.
japanese folding fans, instead
Of Sc each-7c-
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amoksd pearI waist sets and .
some fancy rolled gold plate, 4
25c a set kinds-1Oc.
Shell brand hair pins. amber (
,olor, straight OF crinkled, one 4
dozen in a box and regularly 1
25c. this Week-10c-
Dress shields, double covered.
size 2, 3 and 4, 15c a pair regu-
laT-1Gc.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1901-1903, 1902-11-27
A DEATH BLOW DEALT
BLACK REPUBLICANS
BY PRES. ROOSEVELT

have advised the president about this
appointment, and this gentleman
would not have let littie shng hke
this cut a figure nad it 1t besa that
the president was looking FOR way
out of making tne appoid uc1- ragh.'r
than way to make il. Ihe ccior
line is supposed to have cut a good
deal of figure in the presidents mind.
Perhaps it is true that his bear hunt
Experiences changed his fesltlgs to-
ward tn colored brethren. Crum is
strong with the negro republicans Of
mis- state, and drawing the line of
color on him is not calculated to make
happiness in the rank and filet any
more than the firm stand taken by the
administration against those patriots
who barter their votes in national
conventions is destined to make the
dealers rejoice