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WEBSTER GROVES.

Miss Marion Belts departed last week for
Rochester. y. Y, for protracted stay.
Mr.. and Mrs: James T. Quarles of St
Louis are spending July at Doctor r. \.
Quarless.
Mrs. Charles Simon. with her two chI!-
dIen. will depart tomorrow for an extended
trip to Montreal, Quebec. Toronto and New
York.
Mrs. C. D. Moody. with Mrs. James Husa
and Miss Gertrude Huse of 81. Louis. went
to Eureka Springs on Thursday.
At the union services held at the COngre-
gational Church last Sunday night music
was furnished by 4 chorus OF thirteen
young ladies. who were drilled by Mrs. G.
H. Coggeshall for the occasion. They ware
Misses Addie Wilcox, Charlotte Balm.
Louise Fuldson, Edna Flint. Elizabeth
Bush. Alice Avery, Lois Coggeshall. Gem
evieve Anderson. Ada Straszer. Pauline
Graham ard Louise Wilcox.
Mrs. Fannie Plant Hastings of Elm!ra
y. Y. and her daughter. Chart spent the
week in Webster. visiting Mrs. r. A. Allen.
the Helfensteins. y. d. Thompsons and y.
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that Is the daughters OF army men who
were not with their families. being sta
toned In remote sections Of the globe.
Their, has been some like morrymakinS
CT rho Barracks this summer. Tennis
courts flourish down there and there are
rnore unmarried officers than you can shake
A stick al. / hear that Lieutenant Guy
Norvel. whose interesting sister. Mrs. Us
borne. keeps house for him. to the envy
Of the ot!ic: bachelors. plays a renlar hapls
Nne game They gave i Jolly little i'm
pron1ptu hoo last Monday ui.nt. Miss Kate
Hunter. Miss Marguerite Mcclellan ana
enough other girls 10 make things even Oh
'''>N SERENA LAMB.
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ID. Aliens. Many luncheons were given in
her honor. Wednesday afternoon Miss ".
Louise Helfenstein entertained for her from
I TO 5. a game of hidden book-ttles con-
sisted of thirty cards illustrating the titles
% well-know- hook-s- Mr. James Avery
was awarded the prize for the best list.
crime ". Gore. J. W. Slaughter. n. II.
Thompson. II. c. Simmons. F. H. Gore. J.
". Sheldon. ID. Ripley; r. A Allen G.
Carolyn Allen. katherine Avery. Margaret
Hart. Genevieve Anderson. Alice and Mamie
S!aughter. Hazel Allen and Chari Hastings.
Miss Hastings and her daughter will depart
Ter Eirnira Thursday night.
Mrs. Lewis W. Lacey and children de-
parted "Wednesday for an extended trip to
Colorado and California.
The Reverend Mrs. c. L. Kloss with three
children will depart Tomorrow night for
Doctor {. l.. Armstrong visited his par
ents at GlihtGl, Mo- the early part OF the
pulPa. !. +. where she has been visiting
her parents for several weeks. and they
returned home on Thursday.
Mss Katherine Kaufman has returned
from visit To- Louisville: Ky; and is now
entertaining Miss Rena Niederlander of ST.
Louis.
Mr.. William II. Bell will remove his fam
;c--:ber.
Mrs. Charles o. Twining has gone to
New York CRY with her sistsr-in-law. Mrs.
Edward T. Campbell. in whose home she
will seek to recuperate from 4 severe ILL
,,ess.
y debating club has been formed among
the men Of the Congregational Church.
with Mr. W. c. Jaeger &c president.
sliss Elizabeth Shepardson is visiting in
Chicago.
Mrs. y. D. Allen and Miss Hazel Allen
will go to Etfinsham. Ill. tomorrow foE
short stay.
Mrs Alfred Lee and Miss Mary Lee who
moved to Maplewood few weeks ago will
return 20 Webster in September
The families of Mr. y. Il. Weeks and Mr..
Horace Ghiselin Will move this week into
Mr.. W. p. Hazards homestead. on Lock-
wood avenue.
Miss Mildred Allen. in company with her
sister. Mrs. William Henry of Indianapolis,
has gone TO Georgia on account of the Ill
health Of the latter.
Mrs. Roger 7. AMMAN. Sr.. and the Misses
Caroline and katherine Amman. departed
last week for Mountain Lake Park. Mary
land.
Miss Bessie Burket will depart this week
with a company OF friends for Denver.
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FERGUSON, MO.

Mrs. Edward Cunningham gave birth
day party on Saturday afternoon to her
Miss Elizabeth Farrell departed on Thurs
day for o trip through the East. She was
accompanied by Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Por-
te- Mcclellan.
Mrs. s. a. Baker and family have been the
guests of Mrs. Oscar Reid
Mrs. 1. II: Sprinkle and family departed
last week for Michigan. where they will
Mr.. E. s. Marshal. and their daughter.
Charlotte. have returned from Saratoga
Miss Annie Dowler of st. Louis has been
TIE guest of Mrs. T. T. Shreve.
Misses Amy and May Merriman departed
last week for trip TO st. Paul. Mich. ac-
yer.
NJ. and Mrs. j. C Thoroughnan hav.
gore to St Louis. where they will reside in
Mr.; and Mrs. Truman Bledso and their
caushter. Barbara. of Webster Groves. are
nars6i the .5 summer mne with Mrs Bedso's
Hiss Libby PAYNE of Louisville. XIV. 4,
.he guest of her niece. Mrs Edward Cum
Mr. and Mrs. Walter B. McIntire and
their daughter. Vera. will leave on August
! ier davenport. Ia, where they will reside
Mrs. Arthur Harrison and family v,,,
leave the last OF July for Shelter island.
summer Va 'iS
Miss Genevieve Morris of St louis ba.
Miss Laura McDearman OF Kansas City
and Miss Alice Hart of New York are the
guests of Miss Helen Barrett
Mrs. NJ: V. p. Yeaman is entertaining
Miss Annie Souther of st. Louis
Mrs. Frank Gross OF St. Charles has been
the guest of her sister-in-law, Mrs. Georre
Blackburn.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Marshall of Mar
snail. Tex. returned last week to Ferguson
Ehere they will spend some time the guests
Of Mr.. and Mrs. Z. S. Marshall.
Mrs. II. j. Berry has been entertaining
her sister. Mrs. Walter Tarleton, of st.
Louis.
Miss Genevieve Waddell OF Sedalia. Mo-.
VIII spend next week with Miss Janis
Miss Emma JeSsup is spending a week
with Mrs Edward Green of Gates avenue
Miss Gertrude Bartlife of Cabanne has
been visiting Mr.. and Mrs D. w. Currie.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Tfffin returned on
Thursday from Moscow Mills Mo. where
they have been spending a month in fish
Miss Edith Seymour Is entertaining her
cousin. Miss Eula Parrnalee, of ST. Louis
Mrs. George Blackburn gave a birthday
party TO her little daughter Mary Eliza
beth on Saturday afternoon. Among the
suestes were: Virginia Reid, Verna Fon-
taine. katharine Gross. Alice Walker. LAlla
Schmidt. Elizabeth McCulloch. Katherine
Shreve.
A luncheon was given on Friday by Mrs
u j. Berry. Among those present were:
Misses Ruth Hickman. Mamie Quinn. Anna
Applesate. Georgia De Leuw and Mrs.
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SILK observation-disclosures & Jaccard's.

Mr.. and Mrs. Zen Adkins entertained
few relatives informally last Thursday
evening. the occasion beng NJ. Adkins's
birthday. Some of the Water Commission
ef's friends presented Mr.. and Mrs. Adkins
with cut-glass set. consisting of punch
bowl twelve cups and twelve tumb.rs. two
water bottles and a rose stand The set
was sent out to Mr.. Adils's residence at
No. 44aS DelInar boulevard THURSDAY night.
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WEDDINGS.
pI.obers-NIer,nod & Jaccards.

Ice PI;chers-Mer1nod & Jaccard's.
Mo. >e,,,e daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. J.
i Ranr"n Of No 1898 Virginia avenue ST.
.ouis, WAS married Al the residence 81 lini
Iircle. the Reverend ]. X Luenheck OF III I'M
sa Ci,y July y 10 MI Aft ,inrsr r4 thsv de-
I.,.'a,i AT / y m for u six weeks trip
Trough Colorado. after which they VIII
make their home in lola. kas.
The most beautiful trains are those Of the
Big -Four TO New York and Boston.
Miss Margaret Carroll. daughter Of Mr.
and Mrs. John Carroll No. l4l6 ALBERT
venue ave: and William c. Damn Of HSising-
ton. KaS were married RI a,a IN acsSemN Nav ave-
Irc Jr,, II. last The ceremony was per
formed Il; { a m. by The ksVeE Siss K Nan n.
mic Carroil' sister of tne bride. was brides
maid. and p. O'Connor Eroomsman-
4 breakfast was served at the nom home 90, os
families cnlr were invited, The couple de
parted on 4 lnornn: train for the Las.
After spending some time at me sutn SUNNI.
resorts they will visit the brldesroom
naren.s in Canada. They will return about
August IL. and after short stav IN 81.
I.Snis VIII proceed TO Ho!sinGton. where
they VII reside.
4 ouict wedding Of the past week was
that OF Hiss Lena A. Waulker OF 81: Iss;
Mo. ana Mr. Albert c. McGue of No iSt
Armstrong avenue. on Thursday evening
Jniy ~ nj the home OF Doctor I. upshaW,
bv the Reverend Doctor iilkemann. Little
Miss Halle J. Upsiaw, daughter OF DOCTOR
O. L UpShaw. was ring bearer.
Harold s Akin of Chicago and MISS Al
tina D. Gredng. daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
G. c. Greding of Upper Alton. H., were
quietly married In the presence of few OF
their most intimate friends at p. M July
%. at the residence of the Reverend l. b.
Dillard. No. 1858 Iindell boulevard. st.
LoGis Aaron II. Hale of Chicago acted as
best man and Miss Rae p. .Greding. sister
of the BRIDE attended as bridesmaid.
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Miss Vera Grail last Friday evening "a.
her home: No. 1872 North Grand avenue, T..
occasion being her ninth anniversary. The
afternoon was spent i'll games. piano selec-
tions and Rotations An elaborate luncheon
was served a; o'clock in TIE rooms; hand
solneiy decorated in red AID white. The
table was spread ungcr p CANOPY with
STEAMERS OF the sam coos suspended
from the ceiling
Among the little folks that enjoyed the
afternoon were:
+IisseS-
Vera Grail. Leah P,ters
Bessie Peters Ninu;. p,,,u,, ~
Inez LaWtUu. stein
Dorothy ClaIdy, Nellie Hadank.
Olga MOhI man. Vera Kuapp
lille Bee, Lena HIuu,el
Alice SkarIitt sion
Lydia Ne:perly. Emma Kuhn
The Misses Margaret brennan. Flossy
harrison ana Ruth lie .rson gave a lawn
party on the lawn of Miss tlussy HarrI-
son. Flora avenue, Maj wood. Wednesday
eyetins. y large crowd of the fan sex was
resent. ard Il very enjoyable. ,v,u:n. was
n"SSed. The feature Of the evening Was
fancy dance given hv Miss Harrison Dam
eng Was enjoyed Throughout TN evening
anu Is Tie cock MAS nearing l. IL dainty
r~II&st wa.t serVeL.
Among the sGest5 present were:
Mess!cuTs-
Clark - Witt. HAIR, S,:v tier,
EFLWH Nurse. !:rnn5y feuu,e-,
Walter Parmalce. t-.nI.. Na,yntt
J; mes flusy. Iu,torGclIy.
i:cdle Sa!3er. Water f:rwett,
Frank Alackoy, C. /. swan.
Joe stEeaper Cai-asv. IL.
harry harrington,
Misses.
Ge9rSi: Blake. Georgia Hart,
u. Stevens. Irene HaneEklmp,
lneG Parody, Esteil. & Greene,
Sylvia Hart. CAGE Daring
One of the merry outings cf the season
vas a tro!.ey party given last Thursia
evening by 81. Lawrence O"fouie's I.ycculn
TO its ana rpnIS The
consisted Uf about s'xty persons. ard was
unfer the special guidance If the Raver-
end Father GODFREY. 1le run was made to
rs MONA Park. where dancing. boating and
:eielai recreation was iruu-Fd in. \ re-
past was srread at tie park. Among those
who atteuued were:
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nounced a: Magnolia Beach. Mass. is de-
MED ty the parents of the coupe. 1t is said
that tire announcement was made merely
as Joke on the part OF SOME of young
C1naAt's classmates and thai ih, couple
LaNe IeNe. ..-t.:rat-d thIt t.ey Were 81
:...gI
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Miss Caroline Newman departed on Fri
Wa.hington. u. c. With Mr.. and Mrs.
Newman and their family she will go down
to the Virginia coast places for six weeks
stay -
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the party enjoyed amusements on the
grounds. Those present were:
Misses
Jose rhine Alice l.. Garlock.
Flanagan.
Messieurs--
Fred Schlosse-. Tom Flanagan,
John Flanagan Lewis Born-e1Ser.
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Mrs. Phil Mccoy and daughter. Miss Mar
Saret Mccoy. departed last week for Dem
Yer. Colorado Springs and Glenwood, where
they will spend two months.
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The engagement of Miss Mamie johnson.
second daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Frank ~
Johnson iD George conant, which was an
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MRS. DCHRING.


Mrs p.
No NJ
OF
AT No lenandoa venue
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The Misses Lila and Stella Drumm are at
the Thatch. Eureka Springs
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MISCELLANEOUS EVENTS.

A pretty entertainment. which took place
on Wednesday was n picnic in O'Fallon
Park given b. Miss Anna Walter of No.
1920 Lucky street in honor of the members
of her music class. The young folks spcn:
Il very enjoyable day playing games of all
kinds. including foot, egg and sack races.
for which prizes were offered. Among those
present were.
Mcsdames-
NJ Starck, G. Schnederer.
A Guenther, W. Hellmich.
A Hahn. N. Markell.
NJ Bewig. e. Haas,
+. Williams II. BrueSgemann,
M.ssieurs-
Harry Karbe Gerald LoweS.
Oscar Blank. Edward Tecklcn-
Charles Haas burg,
James Strong. Herbert Hahn.
Willie Helmich, Joseph Markell,
Willie Walter Sam Markell.
Misses
Bessie Tucker of Teresa Markell.
Dix, III. Edna Bruegge-
Clara Brueggemann, mann,
Adele APPEL. Mamie Babor.
Clara Steinkamp. Annie Babor.
Bertha Guenther, Mamie FriCkS
Freda Bender. Recfip Markell,
Annie Tecklenhurg, Annie Fricke
GuSsie Schmiederer, Fannie Guenther.
Amelia Weidel. Goldie Schwartz.
Edna Schmfederer, Gussie Kuplo,
Harriet Harris, Kate Keller
Lillian Hellmich. Emma Eeuermaun,
Adele Hellmich. Linda Heuermann,
E;eonore Hellmich. Mamie Keller
Hattie Haas Irene Hahn.
Leila Haas
Mr.. and Mrs Robert Lark
Mr.. Ulysses Bonner of Edwardsville. Ill.
The Office Mems Club will have benefit
performance ut Forest Park Highlands on
Friday. July 81. After the perform ance
the club will give a dance on the roof
garden. This will be the first roof garden
dance ever given IN ST. Louis, and doubtless
will prove a great success. The dance is
for the members of the Office Mems Club
and their friends and no one will be adj
mitted unless introduced by a club member.
Miss Archie Leona Dix of No. $50 aeon
street. was surprised by her friends Wednes-
day evening. July %. Dancing and games
were enjoyed until midnight, after which a
dainty supper Was served. Those present
were:
Misses
Monica Blanche AIyra Bradbury,
Parke. Nayde Lee.
Loretto Tighe, Geneveve Ryan.
Agnes Ryan. Bernadine Liston
Cleste Ecvov. Loretta Liston,
Catherine Kennedy, Mary Maffit
Veronica Mulvihill, Florence Maffit,
Mary Floherty. Archie Dix
Eirs MIA Zellner.
MessieurS-
Brother Kennedy. Leslie Parke,
Dick Bradbury. Jack Lee
Francis MuIvihi;l. Billie Nit.
Robbie Wark, Tommy Tighe
Mike Liston. Earl Dix.
Morning. Noon and Night. Big Four trains
leave st. Louis for Cincinnati.
Miss EstelIe Dennis entertained friends
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Mrs. John N. Noonan and children, ac-
ccnpanied b. her sister Mrs Ben A Jos
trand. and children, have gone to Piasa
Bluffs to spend a month
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nRS LEWIS C.. JOHNSON,
LITTLE II II "A Rh.,
A fRE2UE,W SELoo1S T5IT0R.

nshed by the Tallyho Mandolin and CT
tar Club and singing by the LehrmShns
Quartet
Among those present We're:
Misses
Julia Winter. Rose schopp.
Lizzie Nueler, Christine
Nellie AfcNamte. Xeltmann
Mamie Clancy, Alma Lee.
Lille McRae. Cressie LINN.
Ida Nogel. Emma Me!ser.
Bessie Gore. Eleanor Clancy.
Margaret Schaeffer. Emma Schopp.
Bertha Burkel, Annie Maeckerle,
Mary Mueller. Louisa Drews.
MeSsieurs-
George Winter Andrew Lynn.
William Naeckerle. Harry Devine.
Robert Lchr- John Devinc.
mann. Henry Waeckeric.
Charles OGner. HirSch,
Charles Juengling, Harry Meiser.
Maddox. Herman Pligge,
Harry Mouly. Dan Foster.
Eugene Never. Arthur Lynn
Bruce Fisher, Lee Schopp.
joe Ayres. Grover Devine.
James Erien George Liebolt,
William Stein. Ollie Deyine.
John Farr.
Miss, Aivine Wehring was surprised at her
home. No. 1870 Nebraska avenue. last Tues
day evening. July q, in honor of her birth
day. The lawn was decorated with Japan
csc lanterns. Dancing was enjoyed until 4
late hour
Those present were:
Misses
Lenore Kiedus Lille Stark.
Lulu Witteman. Louise Reinhardt
Nerno Trautmann. Emily Matthews
Lulu Matthew'S Agnes Koenirs-
Della Stanrm mark
Lena Schmalz. Adele Opplger.
Elsie Schubert. Henrietta Wehring
Hermlne Wehring. A!vine Wshrirg.
Elsie Stark.
Messers-
Walter Stark. Russell Gardner,
j. CraigO. Will Fahey
Henke. l., Wissmann,
l.. klbllrz. Il. Lysasht.
Adoph Matthews, Douglas Sacks
Robert Puff. L. Reed.
Casey.
Mrs. Ernestine Wehring
AIR. and Mrs. ]. Gutman.
Rich Cut Glass-Mermod & Jaccard's.
Mr.. Will Harris was surprised by about
two-score Of his friends on Thursday even
ing. before his departure for the West. at
MS summer home, No. 1850 Ridge ave-
nue.. The lawn was decorated with an
abundance of lanterns decorated with faces
Dancing was enjoved throughout the en-
tire evening. The Jolly Three Misses Ethel
Harris. Myrtle Morgan and Lille Johnson.
were instrumental in bringing this surprise
to Mi. Harris.
Those who will long remember the occa-
sion were:
Misses
Lille johnson. Lille Woods
Nellie AicLand. Etheleno Harris
Myrtle Hazard May Morgan
Ruth Dickson. Maude Harris
fiTnma Gottfried, Myrtle Morgan.
Carrie McNuIty,
MessieurS-
Alfred Mouschcim, VII! Hanson,
Eill Gauvin. Gus Meyers.
Andrew Graham. Will Harris.
Steve McGovern, Chester Scott.
Dougia. Tice, Gilber. Scott.
Joe HalDin. Charles Lawton
Joe Pe,lrick. Swan, Clayton.
Frank Julian.
A birthday surprise party was given 70
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Mrs. NJ. j. Mclaughlin and nieces. the
Misses Mamie Landy and Marie and Anita
Doyle. left last Friday night for South
Haven, Mich
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Mrs. y. ]. Werner ard her sister. Miss
Lillian P2fkes. of Cottage avenue. left last
week for an extended trip East
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AIR. and Mrs. II. 6. Grain of Memphis.
Tenn. who have been visiting relatives ct
Maplewood. will leave shortly for a visit II
several weeks with friends In Chicago.
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Four trains day, St. Louis to Cincinnati.
via Big -Four. Parlor. sleeping. dining cars.
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Mr.. and Mrs: Edward Bar,ney. accompa-
MED by Their little daughters. Abbical ard
Marian. left the early part of last week for
Macataw3. Mich. where they will sperd
the remainder of the summer with Mr. ard
Mrs. Daniel c. Miller of this city. who have
u cottage at Macatawa.
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Mrs. Frank H. Neler and son. Herman,
of Park avenue; left Saturday. to spend
few months with friends IN Coffeen. In.
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Miss Charles Lucien Clarke of Washington
boulevard chaperoned her daughter, Miss
young folks. to Charlevoix, Mich a fort
night ago. where the party was the guests
of Mrs. Howard Lawsons cottage The
yCUnS people returned the middle of last
week. Mrs. Clarke and her daughter will
le.ve for California next Saturday, where
they will remain until the 18th of Septem-
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Doctor and Mrs. T. Griswold Comstock
have left chautauqua. y. V. and will spend
some time at the Fifth Avenue Hotel. New
York City.
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Mr.. and Mrs. George A. Cornet of La
olede avenue are drinking the waters of Eu-
Ieha springs, Ark.
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Mr. and Mrs. F. r. Parsons and the
Misses Parsons have gone to Petoskey and
other lake resorts for two months trip.
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Mrs J. II. Murray of No $3.50 Olive street
Will so to New York to spend the month Of
August. Miss Edna Murray will so TO Al
lenton TO stay with her grandparents.
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MIS-. Mary J. Ehrhardt of Coleman street
is spending the summer at Asbury Park.
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Mr.. and Mrs. JOHN Oliver Butter OF Coo
avenue are at Eureka Springs, Ark.
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Miss Nav f. Ellis. No 799 Aubert avenue,
will depart this evening for the North She
will visit ST. Paul and Minneapolis. Mimi.
and other points. She will return in about
two weeks
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Miss Bessie Isabel Hess has returned
home from a trin 10 Fulton. Mo.
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Miss. Alvine Wehring was surprised at her
home. No. $50 Nebraska avenue last Tues
day evening. July q, in honor of her BIRTH
day.. The lawn decorated with Japan
csc lanterns Dancing was enjoyed until 4
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NH elIV -sII~ H. MUTT .ifdlVsUl Ul NICVE-
land. O.. are the guests Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Robert J. Schwartz Of No. !i3O ShenanHoan
avenue. Mrs. Mateson was formerly Miss
Charlotte Scannell of West Pine boulevard
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last Saturday evening. Music was fur.
nished by the Tallyho Mandolin and GI-.-
tar Club and singing by the Lehrmchns
Quartet.
AMONG those present were:
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pleasant day was spent at Creye Coeur
Lake by a part. of young neople last week.
Fishing and rowing We're the features Din
her was served at l o'clock. After dinner
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"A birthday surprise party was given to
Arizona republican., 1903-08-09
THE PERFECT LIVER MEDICINE

Mrs. NJ A. Jolley, Noble, o. T.,
writes: II have used Herbine for a
number of years, and can cheerfully
recommend it as the most perfect liver
medicine, and the greatest blood puri-
fer. Il is a medicine of positive merit,
and fully accomplishes all that is
claimed for it." Malaria cannot find a
Judgment in the system while the liver
is in perfect order, for one of its func-
lions is to prevent the absorption of
fever producing poisons. Herbine is a
most efficient liver regulator. soc at
Elvey & Hulett's.
Arizona republican., 1903-08-09
THE BOSS WORM MEDICINE.

Fl. P. Kumpe. druggist, Leighton,
Ala, writes: "One of my customers
had a child, which was sick, and threw
up all food, could retain nothing on its
stomach. He bought one bottle of
Whites Cream Vermifuge, and it
brought up 119 worms from the child.
It's the boss worm medicine in the
world" Whites Cream Vermifuge is
also the children's tonic. 1t improves
their digestion and assimilation of
food, strengthens their nervous system
and restores them to the health. vigor
and elasticity of spirits natural to
childhood. Csc at Elvey e Hulett's.
might doesn't always make right, :"
observed the Wise Guy. No. but it
generally makes good murmured the
Simple Mug.-Philadelphi Record.