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The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1902-02-02

Tell me, who is this human smoke consumer?
Its Walter Raleigh answered the chief.
Il told you,
mo, didn't, either, protested the guardian of
the peace
How did you know, then?" asked Liz.
why, laughed the main fy-bob. That's easy.
Simple deduction tells that this Raleigh pker offered
you the of his rain breaker and then threw his
benny down the mud for you walk
First you say that the out of the
club house down there the Well simple
deduction tells that could unless he
had That much for granted. L
that the club only permits members get the
inside. The don t-butt-in sign up there is hard
work
"Then again he out about supper time Just
simple deduction tells that he came out
to look hash house Why did he come out to look
up hash house? Because he experiencing wild
yearning for about three sinkers and cup of Java
and Mocha Now Walt Raleigh eats down where
eat, the place where / feeds is the only place
town. Simple deduction tells that Raleigh
it."
ut Raleigh said her majesty.
The chief of police rubbered through the window
at police sergeant who pushing in through the
side door of tavern.
4 say it Raleigh repeated her majesty.
'Course it was" said the chief Didn't L you
it was
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1902-02-02
q Mr.. pooe1 on the Reception Of Royalty q By Dam

thrade wuddent change in little his FIR tn
chanst to an give three cheers fr tn
King? Mind We now Hinnissy if was tn King, with
thrainin' I wuddent be crowned at ALL
Ia rent out tn job. I'd advertise FIR sealed bids an
whin tn coronation off, tbs at home I'd be- settn
in me slippers countin up tn money while j. Perpont
Morgan, king frind D. Rockefeller as Lord
High Chancellor, an Jawn w. Gates as tn Arrchbishop
Canterbury, received tn applause iv tn House v
Lords wives thin bein tn officers iv tn Steel
Thrust, Pickle Thrust, tn Solder Thrust, an tn
OF Masther Thrust.
I'VE see we've got to do these things, Hogan tells
me, because we're wurruid power wurruld power,
dye mind Whin less iv power an thought
ourselves more whin were restricted to our own
back yard an niver had throuble with annywan but
whin he come over tn fence it didn't make amy diff
renee totus whether tn coronet on tn front
back iv tn hair oarrid in valise prisldint Nv
tn United States in though he was
Pole wantn' to east his first Him an tn man
befure him rode up to tn capitol followed be pro-
cession iv naygurs tn Chief Justice asst him if he
felt competint to hold tn job he said he did he
made speech that had been printed in tn mornin
papers fr tn time an whit over to tn White
House an had his bed made up. cabinet officer
was all right get his appropriations through
be IN drinks FIR Congress an cud make a
threaty mat wud break in tn hand All that was re-
CURED iv an ambassadure that he knew tn best
place fr a wandhrin' pathrte to buy a ready-n1ade
necktie, his wife didn't put airs. In thin
happy days whn sthrugghn to tn front a
king seldom come this way. awhile
CUR potintate wud slip up firm tn South Islands,
but niver paid much attntion to thim mind well
whn King Calico firm tn Sandwich Islands
an stopped at tn Grand Passyfc Hotel. A comfy iv
citizens appinted to fix Entertainment fr him.
They decioed give him poker party.
But now be hiyens, ivry other day threatened
with kings. Down in Wash'nton, they tell there's
buldin' full dgurin' rayceve
atty Yed think it asy JOB. All that annywan
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1902-02-02
Copyright 1902.
By Walter b. Guild.


Id Sam Green!
~ Mean!
reckin that meaner skerceIy
~ People said he'd skin a fly for
grease;
He wouldn't grit stretched the skin, he begredged
the crease.
Sort o squirmed when asked to set-didn't the
chance
We wondered why; we found at last twas Jest
his pants.
Never used to shave himself never combed hair;
Used to sort to wash. account o an
Never beau-ed the wimmen round, spent cent
'Cept the time he bought girl ounce of pepper
Anus kind o groaned O that the drafted
Set an cIawnked chawnked an chawnked ct it
all
said he learned lesson then to last him all through
life
Said 'twouId millionaire hearty wife.
So he planned an worked an saved grubbed mis-
little patch
Allowed he'd ruther plug along, jest like "old
Sam. though. shifted later onthe pesky old goat
He struck find; she'd had shock that paralyzed
throat
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1902-02-02

Die? What. 'Ctndy up die? You bet she didn't
Got 50 to hear him she flew right sky
high.
Hoped like sixty out O. bed heartys Paddy
An that kink-whatever twas-it come right out
her throat
An taIkg She hadn't talked for years, soons
got breath,
swan man. l REILLY bneve she talked old Green
to death.
For fore she'd enough to the coal
marks out
Old Sam curleo up passed away. Some said there
want
reey died two years before but hadn't let folks
know
Because these undertaken Gaps rig expenses so
Perk Todd tenin' down the store he had dream
las week,
He dreamed he got in Paradise! Must been derned
clos squeak!
Wal, Perk he says an angel there was shown
around,
Sat last" says Perk, 81 ups asks, how twas 1
hadn't found
No people there from where I'd lived The angel says,
= Here bub. eherub sc0oted up Go git the store
house key
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wud expict wud be: Good fnornin King How-do,
Kaiser or How's thrcks, Impror? But tbs not So
No, sir if tn prisidint to- make small blunder,
if he was to tap the Impr0r tn shirt stud where ony
king shud be tapped, we'd have European war on
hands befure nghtfal. Suppose they're all
settin in tn parlor tn hired girl an rings
tn bell FIR dinner Yed say vrybody out to tn Winds
as soon he can, tn that paid FIR tn food hrst
an maybe fight two in tn dureway. Not at all.
Be no means First, tn king impror, thin fifteen
minyits later tn sub king. thin tn family " tn king,
thin Morganatic relations thin tn staff an so on
In tn dinn yeer dee haste to tn place nearest
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1902-02-02
Copyright 1902, by
Robert Howard Russell.

a TELL ye," said Mr. Dooley they won't be enough
E first families left in country this sum-
III to make a scandal
''Wherell they be?" asked Mr. Hennessy.
I They'll be in London, said Mr. Dooey
They're all goin tn coronation ~ KING
Edward Whin shat proud monarch declared Great
Britain Belfast wards v Londonderry, king
whin comes takes tn oath iv office an puts
crown begins his inagguryal address, he'll look
down on sea iv upturned American faces, L won't
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1902-02-02


Raleigh boys brdgebuildng stunt with the early-date
velvet raglan approached close the but being
a Lizzie just had to be curious.
Now that it the historical data chasers know
Walt Raleigh when working at the land-locatng
had the forefathers of the present real
estate shre1ing assistance but when Queen
said farewell greeting to Walter and started
climb palace steps it all different, and Liz
yearned for a practical demonstration.
The yearning for the show-me play started her ma
jesty's think factory. Sir Hump Gilbert boosted of
speaking acquaintance with the royal family and the
reports rated Walter Raleigh haif-brother
of Sir Hump, but all this not boost for Wal
If Mister Raleigh's work looked IN an imt-
tation of the Gilbert grand stand plays, Lizzie
issue standing order heave hard time
any OF the Raleigh family pushed onto the front
porch Sir Hump managed to qualify for a place in
history but that not the fault of her majesty.
So while Walt Raleigh pushed through the wet
down the favorte beanery queen Lizzie, sitting in
of the crate worked the original smoke
artists chances Walter could push into many places
with his than usually handsome map, queen
Liz liked the map, but she had watched him
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1902-02-02

The Plain husband Would Go Way Back and sit
in Captiyity-one who would sooner or
Hall Game look like 3 cents worth of Saleratus.
How do you know he is a Genius?' the
Plain Husband, who becoming Leery Of her Finds.
He told me So, she replied. And he has consented
to Dine here"
'1aat will be sweet Billiards. said TIE Plain
band. ''When home Night all tuckered, there
is nothing cheers me than to listen to an in
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1902-02-02

blame him Ivry scow that crosses tn dhrmk is loaded
with thin. They firm TIL British ar1stoc-
racy out " their proud but unheated homes. Win tn
big doins off, I wudden't be surprised If We
found nanny American heart batin behind
ermine robe. Tis great chanst FIR tn jocks to get
even with tn steel thrust What iv princes "
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1902-02-02
E=7ho r. 10 the ardipg
for
Copyright, 1902, by
Robert Howard Russell.

ga nee there Patient Man who had one kind
of a Wife Something her all the time,
but she couldn't tell just what it was. she was
4 afflicted with Soul Hunger. She a New
~ Woman. In fact she of the Newest
Women that out of Book Store and
she Fresh every Hour
When the latest Fad struck Town she appointed
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1902-02-02
By George AIDE.

She scanned the List and then threw a couple OF
Throes
Nobody heard of these Folks she said.
THAT is why it will be such a blamed to have
them around said the Plain Husband long for
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1902-02-02

By F. P. Dunno.

raymimber tn name but his life has been busy It's
not that Reginald Willieboye can get in yet His
father up to tn White House yisterdah to see
whether twud be necissry FIR him to be adopted into
another family. Think Nv it! Think simple peo-
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1902-02-02
By Holman F. Day.


Says Ferk 'The angel took me in. An where were,
it 'peared
That billion boxed-up things there all nicely
TERED.
The argel said When folks on earth anything mats
Their souls git squzzled by bit; die,
then all
The little teenty that packed in here ye
know,
same they box tomater plants to civ EN- to
grow
He hunted round found box. There finally
SAID he,
We've got about singular thing We wiz
Insi0e that box nested clos dozen boxes
The last box the smallest box 1 before.
An III it was teenty speek. is that soul? L.
Oh, no. says he, the thing you see : the eyebrow
of a fly.
couldn't see the that's there, to save your
blessed neck
Because it's ten-mfiOnth big's that leete
speck.
In fact is the smallest soul that seen;
The label says'he squinted hard-fts sam wei
Green'
All serene
Sam Green
Is ticaeted The Limit Number bilIon-umpty steen."
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1902-02-02

tn duck. Wrong. No set down till tn king
sets Thin be down tn line accordn' to rank.
Tn rankest down first. Afther tn dinner scramble
We hiking, prince jock, earl landgrab,
excelency, slob Where's tn prisidint? tn PANTRY
dom best can.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1902-02-02

Plant an Orange Tree where
that the Music Good, but it did not sound
right him.
Azalea did not put in all of her time with the
Musickers. One day she came home and said that she
discovered the greatest Literary Genius
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1902-02-02

MeIahchOIy PersOns With UnusuaI FNlnU OF
Hair.
and talk about something besides Themselves. I have
got good tired of looking Genius through Smoked
Glasses. Before I die I should like attend just
Dinner Party which the Host would cut little
tomorrow this Sign goes up at front
Portal: No Tramps, 3eggars Pedders Geniuses
need apply
up all Time
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1902-02-02

pie we was in thin days how foolish! good
times has changed. It cuddent happen now But
it ony goes to show, Hinnssy how necissry is fir
not on'y a nation republicans but as n
dividyoos to keep a close iv rteIty.
We get betther ivry day an tn coronatonI be long
jump ahead"
"Will we be in Westminster Abbey JuneY' asked
Mr.. Hennessy mockingly.
mot if 1 live ssaid Dooley
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1902-02-02

herself Reception Committee and hurried far
the Railroad Bridge TO welcome She loved to
around with little Clubs that Young
EIysOn Jags and then CROPPED after the Whatness OF
something If she could land in with q dreamy Bunch
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1902-02-02
CHAPTER XIV
The Queen Locates Walter
Raleigh.

UEEN ELIZABETH starts this chapter In
thoughtful mood. At this early date the timld
sparrow class was not included in the field day
meets and her majesty was listed with the
prudent maidens. Lizzie a regular chary
Madeline when it came to taking chances. Inc
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CAMERON.

The great social event If the season was
the reception Thursday evening rendered by
Mr. and Mrs. Jefr u. HoAey to their hosts
Of friends. young ana old. In celebration OF
their parting from tho beautiful nome Just
sold. TIL a late hour the young AMI the
old mingled converslng and mirth making
IN the handsome pnrlors, out on the piazza,
ana then finally around the banquet tables,
rounteously spread with tho delicacies Of
the season. Rarely Is an entertainment now
given OF such large scale but the com
munlty is happier and better from having
mingled thus In social enjoyment, and all
enjoyed the evening 20 the fullest extent.
Mrs, Wesley Price of Helena Ark. Is the
guest Of Mas. J y. Morton and family.
Miss Lena Bnty, after a visit 10 her uncle,
{. - Baty returned homo TO Luing.
Nh. l., W Carothers and bride arrived
In the city yesterday and are the guests Of
Mr. and Mrs. H. $. Boykn.
Miss Ninrie Mclyer has returned from a
visit TO Dallas.
Mrs Dinsmore Of Ruthaven. Iowa, is the
guest Of Mr.. and Mrs. T. c. Stafford.
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CORPUS CHRISTI.

Tho people and visitors In Corpus Christi
again have their predomuatlng summer
diversion OF hand, the great surf bathing
facilities Afforded at this resort. and arc
aiseady ayaillng themselves of the seasons
pleasures, Tho oyster eating season has
u ade its exit and the luscious byaiyes wiz
remalH In their beds until September In
the meantime surf bathing will hold sway.
Mrs. T. l.. Burdlck and daughter, Miss
Florinc, of Macon, Ga. are visiting Mrs.
Brrdick's sister Mrs. w. g. Taylor, south
Of this city.
Mr.. and Mrs. b. A. Bennett we're among
the visitors here this week, Mrs. Bennett
hcirg ON route 20 Arizona IN visit her son.
Mrs. g. 3. Wright Of san Diego and Mrs.
Il. Il. Wcstrop of Mortcrey Mex, were
visitors here this week.
Mrs +. G.. GrHyis OF Benavides visited
relatives here this week.
Mr. und Mrs. Charles puhose OF Alice
spent few days here this week.
Mrs j. NJ Bennett of san Antonio visited
Mrs. e. II. Caldwell IN Corpus christi this
week.
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NAcoGDocHEs.

The colonial reception gwen oy Mrs w.
II. Crouch at her home on North street
~, ono oF much Measure TO her numerous
"s Wy ,.,.I a.. - -,
tHehds VINO H''pHu'u AS tue suesls en-
tered the reception hall they were met by
tho lutle twin boys. Willie and Walter. as
IN, A, III. .t ,,,.. nj
they sIoou Win t"e S'I'Vr c"'u p''''eI' ne
little boys were dressed IN costumes rep
resentinp the time of George Washington
ltrs crorcn rac,tyed in a ouolat ANA hand
NlIS' 'F"u'H feVllt'u III uu'i'lt anu manu-
some ntocadcd silk, embroidered with pink
roses and green leaves and arouud her
shoulders WIS q h'''e COPE over my 'eals
old, that was worn 10y her great grand
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BRYAN.

Mrs. Milton Parker visited her daughter,
Mrs. s. j. Balm, in Houston this week.
Mrs. II. Levy and daughter of Waco are
visiting friends In Bryan.
Miss Ruth Barry of Marlin is the guest
Of Mr.. and Mrs. J S. NNorlug
Mrs. sam McConnle and daughter, Miss
Ethel, Of Mississippi visited Mr.. and Mrs
A ID. McConnie this week
Mrs. Fannie Boyd Of McGregor Is the
guest OF Mi. and Mrs John NJ Lawrence.
Miss Pearle Zulch ana Miss Hattie Webb
Mrs. James Coke billiard of IexarkAna
Is visiting her sister, Miss Myrtle Mae Con
Mrs. w. I. Adams of Ennis is the guest
of her mother. Mrs. Jap Cole
Mr.. and Mrs. j. NJ. McLaln OF Mobile
Ala. have returned TO their home atter a
pleasant visit to relatives In BRYAN.
Mr. Ira GOoch and children OF Navasota
are visiting Mr.. ana Mrs. John McCorquo-
dale.
Mrs l.. h. McInnis threw open her Gle
CANT new home last Wednesday afternoon.
Texas Independence Day, aud a crowd ot
Invited guests enjoyed the hours amid the
splpndor of the handsomely furnished apart
Ing hospitality OF the gracious hostess. IT
was the regular weekly meeting day pi tht
Mutual Improvement club, M which MfS,
McInnis Is a valued member. and the elnl
was called TO order az $40 O'Clock. AttrI
n short business session the roll was called
and answered by quotations about Tex y
and her glory" Pretty booklets VIZ
iand.palnted covers were distributed when
contained an elaborate literary program ior
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HALLETSVlLLE.

The Sesame club entertained at the home
OF Mrs. r. + Allen Saturday afternoon.
Mrs James Ballard has returned home
from visit to the family OF Or. W. c..
Baird at Beaumont.
Miss Eta Barnett Of Wrghtsboro, after
visit TO her sister here, has gone home.
Mrs j c. Lamkin is visiting the family
Of her father, n. W. House, In Houston.
Mrs 7. j. prcssle Is here from Runge
visiting Mrs. W. r.. Rogers, her sister
Mrs. c. A. Lee has returned from visit
to San Antonio,
Mr. and Mrs r. B. Seymour have re.
turned from a trip to San Antonio,
Mrs. u. ]. sholl is here from Yoakum
ON Il visit TO the family Of her father, f.
Llndcnberg
Miss Matte MCGOWAN OF Gonzales Is
now night operator In the telephone Of
Zee, vice Miss Lucy Thomas, who on Thurs
day became the bride of Mr. j. H. CLARK
MIS-. II j Strunk Of Oakland H. yls-
ling her daughter Mrs. y. A Ledhetlcr
Mrs, Il. Hannah. after % visit of month
TO tho family of her sister, Mrs. IS. J 9.
DIckcy has gone home.
Mrs otto Won Rosenberg is visiting tho
family of her sister, Mrs, e.. a. sabbath
Mrs. S. T. Ragsdalc Is here from DALLAS
on visit to her son. Hon. j. W. Rags
dale.
Mrs c. II. Weller OF Yoakum visited rel
atiyCs here this week.
Mrs r. c. Ely Is here from Bcton with
hCr husband. who iS conducting a prOtract-
ed meeting in the Baptist church.
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COLUMBUS.

Mrs. Lee McCutcheon Of Fort Davis, who
was Miss Kllough, Of La Grange and who
numbers her friends through the length aud
breadth Of South Texas is visiting IN Co
umbus and Is stopping at the home or
Mrs. NJ. J.. Cook.
A special hop was given Monday evening
by the young men Of the city, which was
well attended and pleasantly enjoyed.
Mir. and Mrs. Hicks Wood Of Flatonia
att ended the rance Monday evening
Mrs Judge Wells Thompson Is visiting
the family Of Hon. s. l.. Green.
Mrs Glenn A. liarhert and Miss Gail
Borden Johnson spent few days shopping
IN Houston,
Dr. and Mrs Harrison were accompanied
on their return to Dallas by mis- sisters
Mrs Fleming OF Cameron ana Mrs. Bond,
nnd her son, j. b. Bond, Of Union city,
Tenn.
Mrs. Alma Neal NJ Fast Bernard IS visit
ing Mt the home Of Or. G. NJ. Blair
Friday evening Mr.. and Mrs. d. steiner
celebrated the tWcnty-hfth anniversary or
tboir wedding The home was hastily dec
Grated with silver and green, ana a mag
njhccnt feast was prepared for the oecasinn.
Abnut forty Of their friends were Invited
n drink their champagne aud make merry
with them. Although they announced that
no urpeeuts would be expected, quite a
uprnhar were received 10y them ana were
moi limited 10 silver hut included many
yfrv valuable articles among when was 2
hftepn- diamond brooch. Telegrams OF con
gratulations from many points IN IuV 1 5,tni,
and from Mexico were received, lhclf
scrs leo and A. steiner. and their waro'
Miss Hannah Burger, assisted them ~ en-
remaining their guests. Mr. ana MIS-
steiner and Miss Burger leave Sunday 10
spcnd a month In Alabama
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WHARTON.

The New Century club enjoyed very
pleasant meeting Wednesday afternoon M
the residence Of Mrs T. Aldag. Trackcray
and his unique characters formed the
theme Of discussion. Mrs. c.. NJ. Hughes
made an admirable leader. Sirs. r. Nc
Camy read "A review of lhackcray. which
was replete with interest, showing careful
research, and sparkling with gems OF
thought. Mrs. Mcknight followed with
reading, Battle OF Waterloo" Miss War
ner by special request sang Calvary" her
rich contrato voice thrilling all hearts with
its exquisite melody The club then en-
loyed an animated discussion OF current
events.
The j. e, B. Stuart chapter United
Daughters " the Confederacy, enjoyed
rnrc mvsiCal treat Thursday evening at
the home of Mrs. j. y. Bolton A musicale
given by Miss Bessie Warner Of Houston
aud Mrs. D. A. Sanders. Miss Warner, IN
few well chosen words, stated that II
was truly 'lovo mcrting' aud by her
sweetness and amiability she truly eudcared
herself to the members of the United
Daughters Of the tcufcdoracv here. an of
whom feel indebted 10 her for many tayors
conferred ON the chapter. The prugum
was as follows
Beloved, It Is Morn" .,.,..Auss Warner
village by Moonlight" Instrumental
solo, Observation-Disclosures Mrs. Sanders
song Of a Hcart-A Dying Rose".,,..,,.,,.
mil In the Black Forest" duct........
..........Mrs. sanders ana Mrs. Guitar
Loves old Sweet Song For Al
80. Eternity :......,.:.. -, 60 MISS Ma5,ngg
"My Iarp Is untuued. Great Master
once in Purple llwi'ghnt
CAsthorc) .,...... ......,., Miss Warner
Recitation, "rhc Innocent Drummer"
"McFaddins pinucr Party ..,.....
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RELlvllLE.


Mr.. and Mrs c. H. Glenn left for their
home IN Bartlett, Texas, Wednesday after
spending few days here with relatives.
Mrs. Gus steck is visiting relatives In
Waller county
Mrs. IL. Miller and Mrs. Bertha Miller
visited friends and relatives In Brenham
Mrs. S. r. Blake has gone to Dallas to
spend a few weeks with relatives
Mrs. II, Artmau Is visiting her mother,
Mrs. Werner, IN Brenham
Mrs. Ida Haggcrty returned to Austin
Sunday night after spending d few days
here with her parents, Mr. ana Mrs. Man.
ming.
The ice cream social given by the Home
Mission society at the residence Of Rev.
ana Mrs Nathan Powell Monday evening.
from to 10 o'clock. was 4 very delightful
affair. An interesting musical program had
been prepared ana was well rendered dur
ing the evening
of her husband Mr.. G.. X Tozier station
agent at this place, last week
Mr.. c. +. Gellmuth aud daughter Misses
Mollle, Lena and Amelia went to Brennan
cousin MIR. Otto Meerschcidt OF san An
tonic and Miss Nettle GRADER Of Bren-
Mrs Otto Won Rosenberg Of Halletsyile
Is the guest of her sister, Mrs. Ben Grau-
Vile.
The most pleasant AFFAIR given during the
past week was the cuChre party given by
Mr.. and Mrs. Il. b. Hill last Tuesday even
Ing. Their lovely home was tastcfully
decorated with palms, forms nnd cut
flowers. and nothing was left undone that
could possibly add to the pleasure Of the
occasion. Ten tables were arranged I'm the
parlors for the games aud II o'clock mr..
rived with astonishing qulelncSs The
last game was called aud 1t was found that
Miss Shelburne and Miss Flora Proutv
must cut for the lady's prize. Miss Prnuty
coming ont winner. The Eentemans prize