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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1902-09-02
almdb cine GrSbebemaeaenb .

Cine intereiiante @eeeno oieie
8bilippinen, Die tpir uns ba als &p=
Ionic aufgebnroet baben unb Die nab
Bralioent RDoieoelts Guslprub, in
niht gu ferner 8eit iib als elm iiber=
aus tuertbpoller Beiib fiir unier 2anb
erpeilen miro. Wian fam rlur MINI
iben, oaB bieie 0offnuna nibt gu
Sbanben pirb. Nis jebt baben mir
nod rebt menie @utes BON iener
binterafiatiiben Oepenben5 pernDm=
men uno Die ,tpDblmDuenbe Iliimili<
rung" inabt trob gipilperpaltung
reht laneiame Sprtlbritte, tpie Die
Dielen 1leberfdlle auf uniere Eruppen
bemeilen.
3ur Nbpeblelung lit iebt neben
Beitilen5 au9 nod elm @robeben=
fdrefen gu permeloen, Der uns ba=
ran 9einabnt, oaB Die Snieln elm
@lieo Ger bulfanifben &ette biloen,
Die li9 pDn SABA Bis nnh Saint
ldatfa binaiebt, uno baB Wanila uno
anoere Stdote Der Snielgruppe tuie=
oerbolt BON grobeben gang Doer tbeil=
tpeile 5eritDrt tpDroen iino. Diesmal
mar bie Snief WtinoanaD, tpD geraoe
uniere 9ruppen NIT ben friegeriiHen
WeorDS in sSehoe liegen, beitnaeIu1t
m0roen. @eneral @baffee neloet,
baB ba8 amerifanilbe 2ager per=
ibDnt gebtieben lei, ieoenfallS Danf
Der Ginquartirung unlerer Eruppen
in 3elten - nber Die Depeibe ldbt
0urbblifen, oaB Die geaturerihei=
nung = eS tpuroen tnebrere bunoert
ihuere Dber leibtere @rbit0Be ge-
3dblt = auf unlere 2eute einen un=
beinlliben ginbruf eetnabt bat.
9eatiirli1 miiiien mir unS auf cine
@ieoerboluug iolher Bbdnomena
BON Belt gu 8eit gefaBt MAIDEN.
GIein Iie tperoen basu beitragen, Die
vNmericanos" bic 1ieb in irgeno
uelber Giaenffafter auf ben Snieln
befinoen, in ben Wunibe 81 beitdr=
Ten, bem iiineit elm anerifaniibes
Sbulmeiiterlein in einem Griefe an
Die 6einatb NuSorud gab: beln eOtt=
perlafenen 2anoe 10 balo als mDglih
ben NIfen au fehren.
Nuf ale 5dlle lit Die 6eimiubung
niht oaau angetban, Die Sebnlubt
nab Der pielgeprieienen &olDnie une
Die 2uit 3u elmer Nnsmanberung
bortbin gu erbDben. Der gbimdre,
baB mir je cine nennensnertbe Siebz
lung auf ben Bbilippinen erleben
tperben, iollten iih bod enolib un=
iere @rpanliDniiten eutlblagen.
@ie ale Beiibuneen eurDpdilder
9anoelsmdbte, tperben mir Die
Jnleln nur fommeraiea ausbeuten
fDnnen uno besbalb lift es oas 8eite,
tpenn mir uns bel 3eiten baraui
einri1ten, inbem mir ben @tngebo=
renen in Der Gertpaltung 10 piel
Spielraunt nls mDglidb einrdumen,
ibnen geaeniiber nift ais 6erriber=
pDlf, als l1nteroriider auftreten, tuie
es bic Spanier getban, lonoern als
8eratber uno 8eihiiber, Biz fie itarf
genug fino, um fir fib ielbit su for
0ef1.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1902-09-02
Harrte Der Sob.

6err 6. 8. Wlunoap, elm @ebts=
anpalt bpn 0enrietta, geras, narrte
einitenS einen Tpotengrdber. @r
iagt: nMein Bruber mar bur1 Ma=
laria unb @elblubt gelunobeitlib
lebr beruntergefommen. Sd iibers
rebete i'm. Electric Bitters gu perz
iuhen uno balb bnrauf beiierte ii1
iein 8ultanb AUDI auiebenbs; aber
er iebte ben @ebrauh bieler Weoi5in
fort, biz er poIitdnoi9 tpieberberges
iteat mar. Sh bin feit bappn iber-
aeuet. oaB Electric Bitters" ibn bonn
Tobe errettet Eat" Dieles Wittel
treibt Walaria uno Jieber aus oem
Spitem, tDotet 9ranfbeits Seine
unb reiniet oaS Blut; fDroert Die
Werbauung, regulirt Die 2eber uno
Die Misren; beilt 8eritSpfune, Dp8s
peplie, Nerpo1itdt, geieren 2eioen
uno Srauen= Granfbeiten uno frdftiet
ben ganaen &Drper. 8reiS 25 gtS.
3u baben bel S. &alteper & Sobn.
@eo. S. Shmitt, gigentbiimer, uno
30. Dreib.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1902-09-02
Ser &egel Club an ben
beikeat S1iuefelqmeaett.
Die mooerne nnD elegante nere Gegel-
babn lit ant 1. September
erDffnet luproen.

3u Der ant 1. Geptember ftattges
f,anoenem GrDffmums Der neuen 9egel=
babn an ben Seiken Sd9ipefelqnellen
tparea sablreidbe Giulaonngen an be=
fammte 2egler ergansen nnS es iparem
artfaTiemcc Vurbercitnngen ba5n gc=
trpffen tuprcen, Die GimgelaSenem
amfs bette st ttrterbaltem. Sic 01ite
tuernen erindjt, ficb ais Wfitslieber
TT bic elite oes nemem 3egel Clubs
eintragem 81 laiien.
9ie Seitnng ftebt mnter Der 0lmfiiht
oeS Serrm 0Salter Nmmmtel.
Scoen 9lbemb iuirS falter 2mmdt
ferntrt fueroem.
SIR 3nidbauer ftebem irtner sabl=
rcid1e sitplate snr Werfiisnms.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1902-09-02
Ser Cinderella Sd,ub Valalt

itebt an Der Spite ouer Sbubae-
ibdfte in Der Staot uno erfreut iib
elmer ftets padienben &unoIhaft.
Iaes neue, mas auf Dem Sdub-
marft eribeint uno Naes, mas lib
an alteren 5abrifaten beipdbrt bat,
lit bier 81 finoen. Die Giaentbus
mer oieies @elhdfts hoben cine
lanaidbriae @rfabrune in ibrer
8ranGe uno ueriteben es, ourtbeil@
baft einsutaufeu. Die Sbube aus
oem @inoerella= Balait fine taft uns
oertpiiltli9. Sober erfennt oas an.
Der bier fauft.
SEQ. 207 Glamo 8lasa, Tel. 585.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1902-09-02
Die 0plb, anb gilbcrpronmctinm
Der Der. Gtaateu.

Der BunbeszMiina= =DirettDr NDs
bertS in @aibineton bat ieinen Be>
riHt iiber Die @oloz uno @ilberz
prDouttiDn Der Ser. Staaten tpdbs
renb oe8 &alenberiabres 1901 berz
nuagegeben. Danad) prDbu5irten
bic Ser. Gtaaten in bem eenannten
Sabre 3.850.000 l1nsen @olb i'm
@ertbe BON $78, ,666, 700, mas cine
Mbnnbme BON $504, 300 Doer 0.636
HrDeent i'm Gergleihe nit oem Sabre
1900 1T.
Bebn nDn ben neun5ebn 8Dlo
prDbuairenoen Staaten 5eigten cine
Dermehrte BroouttiDn. pRhei Goli=
lurnia nit Qz755 s, 200 200 Der Spibe
itebt, cine 3unabrne, Die 9dn5li1 Der
nurtnalen @ntmidlung oes Bergbau=
e8 ausulhreiben iit.
S1epnoa 3eiate cine 3unabme BON
1857, 900 uno auar hauptidhlih in=
iulQe Der neu entbedten @plofeloer
BEL Tunapab in Oepe gDuntp. Nuh
SiibzDafuta hatte cine 3unabme au
ueraeihnen uno smar i'm Betrage
pun 1901, 900. Die Broouftion
Soabo's nabm um $144, 900 gu,
0ieienioe DreQuns um 1923, 400.
Ole arDste 9lbnabn1e, ndtnlih
$41,285. 800, mar in N(asfa. Dies
mar benz umltanoe auaulhreiben,
bo6 bic 6oiipn lehr ipdt anfina unb
iprlit Die @oloaruben nur furae
Reit Qusoebeutet tperoen fonnten.
gulpraoos Broouftion nahm um
$1.135, 900 ab, .pas 1ih aus benz
i1m{tanoe ertldrt, oaS bas Gra min=
bertperfhin tpuroe.
Die GiIberprDouttion oes Sabres
1901 belief iid, auf 55,2l4, 600
llnaeu NIT eiuem 6onoelsuertbe pon
$3S. 1923. 400. mas 2,433, ,OGO llusen
noer fiinf Hrpaeut ipeuiaer 1T als i'm
Sahre 1900.
Die ar66te Ruuabme in Der Silber-
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1902-09-02
Mrbeiten 9aa nuS ysadst.

Das eeibdftiaite uno tpirfungsz
uplfte fleine Ding, uelhes iemals
bergeltellt uuroe, iino bic DIR. King 8
New Life Pills. Diele Biaen ners
iunnbeln G1mdhe uno Nbgeipannts
beit in 4raft unb Gner9ie; iino bas
bette uno tpirfIamfte Wtittel gum
Wieoeraufbau Der @eiunobeit. Wur
Is Gents per Shahtel. grbdltlih
Bel s.. Rolteper & Sobn, SEQ. s. S.
Shmitt, Giaentbiimer, uno No.
DreiB.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1902-09-02
: Sn China miro alien Nnlhein

Sn gbina miro alien Nnibein
nab cine umfajienoe Miinsreform
geplant. bas ieblee Spften bes @es
tuibtageloes. bel ne[bent Die merica=
niihen Dollars cine eroBe 9tolle
ipiefen, menn aub Der 6auptiabe
nab nur als Bullion" iDa einem
regelrehten Miiin5ipitem Hlab mas
diem. CHINA min feline eigenen Sils
berrniinaen nab tnobernen Wtuiter
prdgen. Offenbar iit man annldb=
lib oahinter 9efommen, oaB oaraus
Elm ih6ner BrDfit fib ereiebt, ben
man rebt tpobl ruitnebnen fann.
SEPT gebt Der gan5e enDrme Brofit,
pelher bel oem @elomebiel9eibGft
abfdqt, in Die 9aIben Der Banfier8;
bat man aber erit cine WsiinSe, Der
man 8fpanestur5 geben tann, 10
fdut babel elm biibiber Sblaeihab
fir bic praaenoe Regierung ab. ueb-
rigens piiroe oaS fir 0anoel uno
Wonbel iebenfallS oortbeilhaft lein.
benn beute miro oerienige, Der frenls
oes @elo unuebieln mlIr nab bei=
ben Rihtungen bin geb0rig iiber' 8
DIR gebauen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1902-09-02

- Der @eoanfe, i'm Barfe bon
Griebribsrub cine Bismards Sdule
su errihten, beren 6eritelunesfoiten
burh freiwilige 8eitrdge Der oeut.
iden Gtubentenihaft aebeft ruerben
IpIten, Bat tuieber aufgeeeben ipers
ben tniiien. BeitragS. Beibnungen
tparen 5uar in GROCER Jiille einge.
laufen, pDu elmer Wtebr5abl Der Stu
oenten tparen aber Die geaeibneten
Wetrdge ielbft nidat einsutreiben. 70
ba6 iih oas OrenniiatiDns-g -gDmite
idlie6lih een0tbi9t iab, ben Blan
iiterbnupt fallen 81 laiien.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1902-09-02
Staat Obio, 3 oloo,l
q IL Z a z IN a IL n n as

JrantS. @benep bsf6pDrt, oaB er Der dis
iere partner Der Girma S. 5. @benep& 6 o..
genanntem eouutp uno Staate, tbut, ,uno Dob be=
iaete Girma ele Summe BON ei n bun bert
Dotlars fit ieben Sail bon Gatarrb be5ablen
ipiro. Der ourh ben Se6raut pon $ a II & o.
tarrb & t uidt gebeilt meroen tann.
Syrant s. 6 beneD,
@ ssi5DorsT :, per mir anS ueter@riessn
-~) ber u. 3. 'e6.
u. gB. @leaIo on, 0ifentlider gtotar.
6all's aatarrb tsllr piro innerli6 eenommen,
unb tpirft brett auf oas glut uno Die f6leimlgen
Dberhdfen bes SpItents. aaBt Gu6 3eu9nIe
frei 5ui6iden.
n. ). Gbenep & 70. Soleoo, 8.
ss- 9ertauft Don alien @potbetern, preis rs
Gents Die Glaibe.
salts s5amiiien pilIen iino bic beisn
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1902-09-02
gIns gHien mirh nel

Ius Wien tuiro seibrieben:
2eutnant &ealepitb=Mattaii9, Der
ourf) ieine 8eaiebungen gu Der Brin=
seiiin 4uuiie pDn goburg cine ge@
piiie nBeriibmtbeit" erlanate unb
tpegen anaebliher Sdllbune eines
ben @anen Der gr5ber5ogin Step=
banie tragenben @ebielS bon $50, :
600 gu iebs Sabren @efdngniB per>
urtbeilt tpDroen mar, lit pDm &ailer
Sran5 eSoiepb nab 44s,nonatliber
6aft begnabiet tporoen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1902-09-02

= Ius Baris mirb beribtet: Sans
sDumont mia elm 2uftibiff con+
Itruiren, bas 8 Berfonen tragen
fam. Gr mill in 2 ooer 3 Wpuaten
8robefabrten nit oemielben MAIDEN.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1902-09-02
SiiOweitteras lDiiui0t Gu0

@enn Sbr guh irgenopu nieoer.
lalfen pollt, tbut es entlang Der 81.
ME Der
gats 2lntDttip & 2lramias
Yeh Saba,
i'm @arten=Diitrift oes Gtaates. @es
iunobeit unb &lina uniibertruffen.
Viaige 2dnoereien fir ben sSarnler,
Warftedrtner, Sbft= uno Giebsiibter.
Wegen @inSelbeiten nenoet@ub on
6. S. Wtortin, g. g. g.,
Gan Nntpuio, Teras,
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1902-09-02

0illarSs In SGpis' Warten nur
nod 80 gts. pro 6tunoe.pon nun an.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1902-09-02

snsssfammt 7s.ees,7oo sss,l2s, 4o'
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1902-11-07

times. The ribbon is the wrong shade.
the gloves are too small. So far the
pins are the only thing that seem
to be entirely satisfactory. My one
comfort is that the readymade golf
skirt 1 bought down town this morn
ing Is simply stunning"
=, We'll it certainly is some consola-
tlon for not getting to New York this
1all. l thought you girls would have
trunksful of lovely clothes"
Don't you worry about that. We
used to meet in Stern's and think how
gorgeous everything was and wonder
now anybody could ever be rich
enough to shop in New York. and
tnen buy box of talcum because II
was cents cheapter than here.
mabel did get a lace gown, but she
always was reckless"
Who made it?'
oh, she is going to have it made
wnen she gets back, of course. Even
Mabel must stop somewhere. We saw
q beauty in Arnolds for $3.50 and
mabel says she can have hers done
Just like 1t for $40. That's the adj
vantage of New York-you get such
fine ideas"
Well. I'm glad got start with the
Yes, you had better be. Everybody
viii be in a mad rush getting sewed
lot when they come home. I expect
10 be busy for weeks. think Eleanor
WI have to have all her bridesmaids
dresses done here"
"Really?"
Yes. We went to see terribly
swell dressmaker with an Irish name.
VI all New York pitfalls, the worst
Is the dressmaker with an Irish name
the more Irish it is, the more grand
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1902-11-07
MUSIC CLUB OFFICERS
REELECTED

programme. as it was the most popu-
lar, was the playing of Mrs. Clarence
Lilienthal
The triple number took the house
by storm so that not only was the
clubs rule prohibiting applause brok-
en by the members but even by the Of
ficers themselves. The player was given
the heartiest OF encores after each
number. but after the last so enthus-
iastic was the outburst that she was
forced to return and bow her thanks
Nor was applause all that she re-
ceived, for two handsome bouquets
were delivered to her at the concIus-
ion of the last number.
Among other matters that came up
at the business meeting was a motion
amending the present bylaws in a
way that will in future permit of the
election of members by the board of
managers instead of by the entire club
as 1t had been. This was adopted as
was also second resolution defining
a quorum Of the board of managers
This in future, will consist of the ma
Jority of the members of the board
who may be In town when the meet
ing shall be held.
Because Of the clubs large size and
recent rapid growth some of the menu
bers thought il would be a good plan
to limit the membership to 300 and
motion to this effect was introduced.
1t provoked some discussion but when
the question was put, was lost by a
very large majority. The officers of
the club are very much gratified by
the work that has been done in the
past year and by the present fine con-
dition of the organization. That the
members are satisfied with the officers
is shown by the, fact that In each case
the reelection of the members of the
board were unanimous.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1902-11-07
FINE ALBEMARLE HORSES
Have Been Purchased by Col. Thos.
Martin of south Carolina.

Have Been Purchased by Col. Thos.
Martin of south Carolina.
From the Charlottesville Daily Progress.
Col. Thomas Martin of Bluffton, S.
c., who has been spending month
with his family at Mrs. Chancellor's
at the University, has just purchased
three of the finest saddle horses in
Virginia. They are Mr.. Grafton
Payne's fine bay horse Harold" Mr.
John Payne's beautiful bay golden
Sultan" and Mr.. c. H. Moore's prize
winner Killarney" Sultan and Kill
larney are half brothers. both by the
great sire Golden Denmark" xii
larney" took the first prize at the re-
cent A1bemarle Horse Show and sec
ond at Lynchburg last week over the
best horses in the country.
These horses will be shipped to-day
in a special car over the Southern
Railway to Col. Martins home in
South Carolina. These splendid sad
dlers are only five years old. "Killar-
ney' brought $3.50 and all are nearly
of equal value.
Col Martin has also purchased
pack of fine hounds which will be
shipped to-day at same time as the
horses.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1902-11-07

All OF the old board of officers of the
Savannah Music Club were reelected
at its annual meeting, held in the
Lawton Memorial last night They are
as follows:
President-Mr. T. Lloyd Owens.
Vice Presdent-Mr. Adolf Sundreimer
Secretary-Miss Florence Colding.
Treasurer-Mrs. j. j. Gaudry.
Curators-Mrs N. II. Finne Mr. J..
T. German and Mr.. w. H. Teasdale.
The reports of officers were read for
the past year and they showed that
the club, in every way, is in better
condition than it had been before in
its history 1t now has membership
OF 263 and has a surplus fund in its
treasury amounting to more than $780,
The meeting was attended by an un-
usually large number of members and
their friends drawn as much by the
interest in the business part of the
meeting as by the desire to hear the
exceptionally fine, though short, pro-
gramme of music. This consisted of
the following numbers:
Unfold, Ye Portals" (Gounod).
Song of the Viking" (Fanning).
Where Are You Going To. My Pref
ty Maid?" (Saldicott).
Chorus, under the direction of Miss
Emma +. Coburn.
Etude QIiszt).
Forest Elves" (schytte).
"Tremolo" (Gottschalk). Mrs. Clar-
ence Lilienthal.
The chorus did splendid work, the
direct result of the careful training
OF Miss Emma r.. Coburn, combined
with the ability and the hearty sup
port of the members of the chorus,
but undoubtedly the best part of the
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1902-11-07

mer. H. M. Stoddard, Miss e. EstiII
Mrs. Boyd, w. F. McCauley. w. b.
Stillwell, B. L. Bugg. w P. Mccall, c.
II. Dorset, A. Ehrlich, M. G. Enrich,
G. Il. Stratton, Simon Gazan, Miss NJ .
j. Walker l. A. Solomons, Miss NJ. M.
Furrer, w. A. Sturtevant 8. L. Lag
aron, w. b. Stephens, c. Mendel, G.. l..
Grower, II. l.. Scherm, Allan Sweat.
ID. B. Morgan, DR.. r. c. Wilson, DR..
Maier Utitz, John s. Schley, T. II. Gig
nilliat. DIR. Julian Chisholm, Fox az
Weeks, Mr. w. w. Williamson, Miss
Mary Finney. J. s. Sims, DR., F. c.
Exley. F. Il. Purse. s. w. Parnelle, I.
L. billiard, w. w. ConnelI. N. J. Ack-
erman, J. s. Lucas, Mr.. Mclean, A. D..
Harden, J. T. Shuptrine, Miss Harris,
II. Il. ID. Twiggs, c. L. Chestnut, @. J.
Orr, DIR. Kenan, Leopold Adler. H. @.
Cunningham.
The lecture next week will be at the
Guards Hall Tuesday night, by DIR.
Eugene Foster who will give series
of brilliant electrical and chemical
experiments in which he will have two
assistants This will be something new
In the way of platform entertainment
In Savannah.
The full list of attractions is as
follows: DR.. Eugene Foster, Nov. IL:
Gen. John B. Gordon, jan, 1908; Chica-
go Glee Club; ]. Williams Macy, uTu-
morist; DR.. Russell H. Conwell, Feb.
IL, The King of the Platform"
On this HIST are the names of four
lecturers whose regular fees are $3.50
each. Gen. Gordon, and Drs. Dixon.
Foster and Conwell. The last name
is added in addition to the number
originally guaranteed to the subscrib-
ers.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1902-11-07
MARRIED AT BEAUFORT.

Beaufort. s. c.. Nov. Sat st.
Helena Episcopal Church to-day at
high noon, Rev. w. L. Citizens Of
floating, Miss Myra Dana Gage and
Mr.. w. W.. Scouten, were married.
Miss Minifred S. Reed was maid of
honor and Mrs. F. L. Fake, Jr., ma
iron of honor. The bridesmaids were
Misses Elizabeth Crofut, Cora L.
Townsend and Viola G. Emonts. Mr..
Albert L. Gage. brother of the bride,
was best man, and the groomsmen
were Messrs. Albert Kingdom, Fred
H. and Niells Christensen, Jr.
Mrs. w. r. Bristol presided at the
organ, accompanied by Miss Rito
Crofut with the violin.
The bride was handsomely attired In
white silk MULE.
The church was beautifully decora-
ted-the work of Miss Louis Scheper
and other friends of the bride.
Many handsome presents were re-
ceived
The esteemed couple left on the af-
ternoon train for Charleston. where
Mr.. Scouten has responsible posi-
ton in the Government Naval service.
They will reside in that city.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1902-11-07
NEW YORK SHOPPERS.
And Their Devious Ways, as Re-
counted by One of Them.

AID Their Devious ways, as Re-
counted by One of Them.
.Why, when did you get back"
yesterday. but I've been so busy
.vsr since it seems like an age
~ certainly am glad to see you
srain Just wait till get this ribbon
YES. that narrow piece. six yards.
nIease. I'll take it with me-"
What lovely shaded"
.Do you really like it? It's for my
new party frock. I'm on the way to
the dressmaker's now"
"All right, I'll go with you. am
N be fitted myself at one. Come over
n the lace counter first, and help me
select a piece"
you don't mean to say you are
lust from New York and having things
made already?"
Good gracious, do l look like the
only child of wealthy parents? OBJ
serve this lining-cast your eye upon
this elegant chapeau-all of 1901 vim
tage. New York broke me in a week.
I bought tailor suit, three yards of
ribbon, a pair of gloves, and a paper
of pins, and came home penniless.'
Il suppose your tailor suit is love-
ly"
"Atrocious, my dear, perfectly at
rocious There was no fitting it, 1
tried the thing on at least sixteen
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ADDING TO LECTURE COURSE.
Two Hundr ed Seats Reserved Dur
Ing Yesterday.


Ing Yesterday.
In spite of the rain yesterday af-
ternoon two hundred seats were re-
served for the members Of the Savan-
nah Lecture Course. Others will be re-
served this afternoon at the Chatham
Academy between and Z o'clock. AL
together there are over 400 subscribers
to the course, so far, and with the
subscriptions to be received in the next
few days, there is no doubt that the
Guards Hall will be filed at the lee
ture of DR.. Foster next Tuesday
night.
List Of those who have had seats
reserved is as follows. M. s. & ID.
A. Byck, F. and A. Minis. A. r. Law
ton. r. B. Reppard, Rev. I. p. Mendes,
H. II. and DR.. baltimore, ]. C. Row
land, w. C. Powell, r. z. McArthor,
c. ". Snedeker, Charles Scott, You
mans g. Demmonds, DIR. w. F. Gala
way, Col. p. w. Meldrim, T. p. Rave
mel. Rev. G. H. Strong, c. F. Full
ton, Hon. s. b. Adams, w. G.. Charl-
ton. Otis Ashmore. N. B. r.
Close, Mrs. Morgan, Mrs. Demere,
Miss Madge Reid. Miss McAlpin,
H. +. Train, r. l.. M. Parks, George
B. Wood. w. P. Jones, Il. McCuen,
Fred Nichols, Otis Partridge, D. r..
Thomas, DR.. M. X. Corbin, d. B. Yves
son, George ]. Baldwin, Arthur Levy,
B. II. Levy, Henry Levy, A. b. Pal
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that the affair will be a pronounced
SOCIETY EVENTS.
Mr.. M. s. Baker Jr. will leave to-
day for a trip to New York
Mrs. w. P. Sheppard expects to
leave for New York to-day.
Mrs. c. T. Morei and Miss Mary Mo-
rel left last night for Brevard.
Miss Elise Haskell is spending some
weeks in New York with Miss Sallie
Haskell
Mr.. Frank G. Ravenel of Charleston,
who has been the guest of Lieut. Cab
bett on the revenue cutter Forward,
has returned home.
Miss Ella Garden. who has been In
Canada during most of the summer,
will arrive to-day from New York.
Mr.. Edwin Ansley Richmond has
sent out cards announcing the mar
riage of his sister, Mary L. Richmond,
to Mr.. Henry Louis Favrot, wednes-
day, Nov. 9Th.
Master James r. Sheldon, Jr., cele-.
brated his ninth birthday Wednesday
with straw ride, which was enjoyed
by a number OF his young friends.
The Savannah Chapter, D. A. r.,
held meeting yesterday afternoon at
the home of the regent, Mrs. Karow,
for the purpose of considering certain
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1902-11-07
Y. M. {. AS OFFICERS
FOR THE COMING YEAR

The directors Of the Young Mems
Christian Association held their an
nual meeting last night at the club
rooms. corner of Jones and Bull streets
for the purpose Of electing officers for
the ensuing year and transaction OF
other business.
The election resulted in the re-elec-
ton of the entire board of executives,
as follows:
President-W. B. Stubs.
Vice President-Ed. s. Elliott.
Recording Secretary-H. NJ. Stod-
dard.
Treasurer-W. ". Nichols.