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Christmas Present. at BowIes'

Go to A. NJ. Bowles' Furniture store !
for your NmaS presents where you can |
get something that is useful as well
as ornamental, he has an immense
stock carefully selected for the holi- !
day trade, consisting of chamber suits,
bookcases, china closets, ladies desks,
music cabinets, cupboards, sideboards,
bullets, tables, lounges, cOucheS, chairs |
and rockers, washStands, bureaus,
,chiffoniers, dresserS, mirrors. center
tables and stands, wall pockets and
lots of other things in the furniture
line too numerous to mention ana all
goods during the holidays will be
sold at the lowest cash price possible.
Rugs, rugs, lots Of them in different
grades and in beautiful colors.
Lace curtains, nice assortment
and very cheap in price.
Damask curtains lreversable) for
portiers in lovely designs, nicely finish
ed.
Art squares, good assortment, they
! are much nicer than carpets for small
rooms and cost no more
Fancy baskets, lots Of them all sizes
and kinds. Z
Pictures, lots of them in frames,
| also pictures framed to order.
White Sewing Machine and Burdett
organs that are excelled by none. Any
| one wanting these can save money in
4 buying them here.
Carpet sweepers, Bissels best in the
! world. One of this would make nice
present and be appreciated.
Rocking horses, slow fly rockers,
!, doll cabs and cradels, boys sleds,
wagons etc.
4 Those in search of Nmas presents
are requested to call at the Furniture
store, they might see among the
many nice things the very article
!. that would suit them best.
. The brilliant gas lamp sold by A.
4 M. Bowles would make lovely present
4 They are the best in use, easily manag
ed and costs buta trifie to run them
They give q very bright light. almost
!, equal to the sun. PERFECTLY safe
and guaranteed in every paticular.
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the divorce line. A5certain easterner,
who, presumably, IS in the northwest
for his health and recreation, finds
this kind Of printed announcements
awaiting him.
s.Mr. and Mrs. ---- announce the
separation Of their daughter, Ethel,
from Nil -September 1902,
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.coyery for Consumption, will have a
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of Beall, Miss. has to say: Last fall
my wife had every symptom Of con-
SUMPTION. She took DR.. Kings New
Discovery after every thing else had
failed. Improvement came at once
Guaranteed by i. d. Miller, druggist
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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1903-01-04
HUNTSVILLE.

Huntsville has been all gaiety and life
Tor more than week past, although the
weather has been as tickle as couuctte
aud at times as forbiddlng as the frown
Of Jove. The list Of visitors in the city
IL too long for insertion. but II Is safe TO
say they have had an ENJOYABLE time aud
the end Is not.
Among the social functions which sue
ceoded the annual iollihcntion Of Christmas
trees the advent OF Santa Claus, etc, may
be noted the following; An afternoon re-
ception given by Miss Mamie Rather to the
isdy friends; hop az Eastman hall. CONF
plimentary TO visiting young ladies' r..
ceptlon az tile home OF Mrs. ). $. Blbns.
complimentary to Miss Laura Rogers ami
her niece. Miss Lamar Ross Of Mexia re-
ception Mt the home OF Mr. and Mrs q.
a. Wynne, given by their daughter, Miss
Mae, complimentary to the * u n clun
ana other frieuds. various other receptions
given by the hostcsses OF boarding houses
complimentary to their boarderS. On Tues
Gay afternoon =. Gordon chapter:
friends were DELIGHTFULLY."- entertained ut
the home Of Or. aud Mrs. II. NJ Whalng
'Ihe whole social circle OF Huntsville en-
loyed grand reception In the Alpha club
house. rendered by the members OF the
club, committee OF Indies from each OF
the clubs, the Literary. Enter Hour, T. and
". and the United Daughters of tho
hall and parlors In hand, together with
the supervision OF Refreshments. aud the
occasion was one Of unusual success.
brilliant reception was given uy Mr..
aud Mrs. Il, s. Rather from TO IL D. m.
Thursday. The weather was very inclem.
ont and the streets exceedingly muddy, yet
the beautifully decorated parlols, hall and
dining room were thnnged with happy
guests throughout the hours specified.
| Mrs. A. G, Hunter and son, Clarence, left
this morning for San Marcos, their future
home.
! The members ~ the normal faculty who
! attended tho teachers meeting In Austiu
have returned and report y most enjoyable
| mud protitabc session
J 4 number OF visitors are still I'm town an
several social functions are ON the tapis
I for the early pnrt of next week.
Mrs H. r. Powell entertained her music
] class Monday evening.
| Mr.. VIII L1rcmore and Miss Kate n'homoi
Of Clncs Prairie we're married Christina
evening.
Mrr W. c, Gibson and little Rhoda left
Tuesday for Nnvasota 70 visit relatives anj
friends.
Miss Ada Noble Of Houston Us guest a
the home az y. Cunningham.
Miss Lcanora' Smith % Brazil visited tn,
tamlly Of President II. G. Prltchett thu
week
i. b. Robinson and wife Of waco wer
the guests OF Mr. and Mrs, Il o. Brow
mss Blnnche IroIcomb OF south pakct
IS the guest Of her parents, Dir aud Mrs
+ O. Brown.
Misses ida aud Augusta Lawrence OF III
normal faculty visited friends In San An
tonic recently.
Miss Mary sue Ball teacher ne Port Al
thur. LETT Saturday to resume her duties.
Miss Adn Fnlkuer left sunday Tor Dep'
son to visit Mr. and Mira. W. l.. Hobbs.
Monday the 9Th instant, from 70 p. n
Mrs G. G.. Barrett VIII entertain compl
mentary 20 Misses Mnther Of Dallas, Mimi
Ball aud Wayne Rather Of Huntsville
u. 10. fupfN
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NAcoepocHEs.

Miss Hollingsworth, who has been visit
ing the Misses Bowlcrs, returned TO her
home In Grapennd Tuesday.
Miss Mary Gilleu. after spending Christ
mas with her friend Miss Mary Rulfs, ro-
turned to her houoe In Tyler Tuesday.
Mrs. u, l.. SturdevAnt gave a o'clock
dining Christmas bay 20 several friends.
Mlas Lena Justice returned Monday from
Ilnueton. where she spent Christmas.
MICS While Downs of Marshall, who has
been the guest Of Mics Dculoh CASTOR dnr-
Ing the holidays returned 10 her home
Monday.
Miss Jennie Bowcrs entertained her friend
at n reception on Monday night,
Miss Emma McDavid came bnck from
Tinpson Tuesdpy
Mrs. 4. O Iresou spent rbristmns with
her parents, Captain aud Mrs Il, j. Todd
az rmpson
or, T. ], Smith, OF this city.
Mrs. ~. D.. CLIFTON and family came from
san Antonio 70 spend Chrlstmas with their
home folks.
Miss Emma Wilson returned Wednesday
from Beaumont where she has been visit
lus her hrotner Eugene Wilson, Esq.
Mira NJ. rausry and children lett SUNDAY
morning Tor a visit to rciatves aud friends
AZ their former home, st. Louis.
Miss Berthu Pearson returned 10 Eaylor
to vontluue her studies after spending the
holidays at home. on Wednesday
Mrs. j. w. Jackson gave an afternoon
card party on "Wednesday In honor OF her
/ ing from Shreveport.
| Mira, Johp Reagan and little daughter.
! Catherine, OF Clanson nre visiting Mira.
RoaEan's sister, Mrs. J. h. MAyneld
! Ing crowd Friday night with pink domino
masquerade ball,
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TAoMAsToN.

Mr. and Mrs Wallace Anderson threw
omen the doors of their hospitable home
FRIDAY evening and pleasantly entertained
about thirty-six Of their young lady and
gentleman friends.
Miss Mary and John McCrabb, who are
nttendinp school In San Antonio, are nome
for the Christmas holidays.
Judge j. IL. Moore Is visiting his mother
Mics Eibei oaks OF Cuero Is enjoying the
pleasures Of Christmas time here Win
friends and relatives.
Prof Pridgcn OF the high school spent a
portion Of last week with San Antonio
MISS Josie Spain of Concrete Is the pleas
mt uuegt Of her uncle's household.
Miss ollie Neel Is spending the CHRISTMAS
senson with her sister In beaumont.
Miss Maud Prldgen, who hold down an
important position In Beaumont. is enjoying
n Vjst to the home folks.
Miss Pauline Williamson, formerly or this
ploce but now residing In Snn Antonio, "
spending Christmas and New Years with
Miss Mamie Burns Is a pleasant visitor
Miss i.enora MacMaster, who is teaching
school IL fGw miles out IN the country, 10 In
the city enjoying the holidays.
Miss Annie ferguson IL registered with
the home folks for New Years.
Miss Minnie Edgar Is enjoying a Visit at
the AUD home"
Mlss Minnie Eatman IS visiting the house
hold Of Or. and Mrs. Manus at Smiley
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GEORGETOWN.

The Initial History club entertained on
Thursday, having in addition to their own
members number of visitors who are
guests in Georgetown during the holidays
Mrs. I. p. Hughes was the hostess, and
her commodlous home was decorated with
holly, mistletoe and other winter greens.
The club Is studying Texas history this
year, aud the main features of the enter
tainment were In harmony with their line
of work. Several songs and readings had
for their subjects the Lone Star State or
her heroes and n large Texas dag, droop.
Ing from its STAFF, spoke eloqucntly Of 9TH
or days. Cards with name of the club,
dates a spray of mistletoe ana a min a
ture photo of the Alamo, were given as SOU
venirs of one OF the most pens Mt euter-
tainments in the history OF the club.
The Standard CLUB, composed of many Of
the young society ladies OF Georgetown, en-
tertained their gentlemen friends New
Miss Jessie Daniel A unique feature of
the occasion was the selling of packages
with unknown contents to thc highest bid
der, which furnished great amusement, and
with music and general gaycty, the hours
sped on, as they watched the old year out,
freshments were served throughout the
evening
A dinner at Dimmitt hall was enjoyed by
the young people few evenings since.
A. S. Fisher, Jr., who is practicIng law In
Houston, spent the holidays here with his
parents, Captain and Mrs A. $. Fisher.
The Odd Fellows will have public install
lation of officers at their hall next Tuesday
evening, followed by banquet
Mr.. r. Dixon and Miss Jessie Lewis were
married at the residence of the brides
mother In this city Thursday night.
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CROWLEY. Ia.

Mrs. Thomas II. Lewis. IT., lR IN Natchi-
tocles visiting relatives md friends.
j. G. Neelis and wife spent last Sunday
IN Crowley, the guests Of friends.
MIR and Mrs w l.. Burke went TO New
Iberia last wednesday in response to n mes
sugc announcing the death Of Mr.. Bnrke's
uncle -. o,....,a.
for oreinnFrs ia gucnd New Years with
Miss Miss I E,umn olsen OF Lake Charles Is In
Crowley spending a few days with her SIS
. Mrs SIC 5. /, Lchaer Of opelousas is in
Crowley on a visit to her sister, Mrs. A. NJ
Mrs W. NJ. Robertson OF Roberts Cove
was In Crowley during the past week, the
guest OF her brother, !. G Harrell ~,
MIR. aud Mrs A, j. De GcnereS spent New
Years IN New Iberia with relatives anu
Mr, and Mrs w, ,, Harrison returned
the holidays with relatives.
Miss Regina Loeb returned 70 her home
in opelousas last Tuesday after fl visit OF
several days with relatives here.
AIrs. Isidore Mnrls and son returned We'd
nesdny from New Orleans where they nave
been visiting with relatives for some time.
The New Years dance nj the Crowley SO.
clal club WINS well attended ana proved q
pleasant social event. The social ciuh al
ways mahes y point meyer to Leave any nnd
was conducted was only ~ Keeping with
the clubs excellent reputation. The even
Ing WAS an Ideal one for dancing and the
music was especially lne. Those who Mt
tended the dance were Misses Matte Loeb,
Mary Mornhlnyeg. Cecilia aud Lola Tny-
lor Zulu Lyons. Austine Guidry, lillian
johnson, Elsa Sonier, Mcssrs. Wallace Deli
zain Henry Taylor, George Frcmeaux VIII
Hoilins, Hicks Barry. Charley January,
Warren Lyons, A. Lagrange, Guanom, John
r. Grny. shelton McDge, Harry Lawrence,
Phil Goldstein and Aaron Loeb.
The ladies and gentlemen comprising the
cast OF "The Lady of Lyons" which was
presented here on the 10th for the charities
fund, met Wednesday evening Mt the resi-
dence OF Mr.. aud Mrs George II. Tinker
for the purpose Of effecting u permanent
organization OF the Crescent Dramatic club
this being the name decided upon by the
club. officers elected were as follows;
James H. Wright. president and manager
James Kennedy, Vice president; George m
Tinker treasurer, and Fernand RemanJon
secretary.
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MINERAL WELLS.


Miss Sara schenner of Fort Worth is
here
Mrs. S. j. Flemmlns is at weatberforl.
Mrs Lucy Thrash has returned from Fort
Worth
Mrs. c. b. Turner is in Fort Worth,
Mrs Joel LOWS hos returned from Fort
Worth.
Mrs. jim Tom story, u, is in Weather
ford.
Misses Daisy and Rio Miller OF Dallas
ARE guests OF Mrs. j. c, Qmrlos.
Miss Roxle Caylor has returned from a
weeks visit TO Joshua
Mrs II. L. McCrcight has returned to
Abilene. "a,
Mrs j.. /; higgins and daughter, Miss
Benuie of Weatheford, are here.
Or Nook and Mrs. Edwin haymnn nave
returned from Moody.
Mrs. j. s. Coe, guest OF her mother, MsS
H. j. Waldron, has returned to Fort Worth
Miss Ethel Whatley IL visiting her mo.hoi
here from Dallas. "a.
Cleo have returned from Fort Worth.
Mrs. W Il. SeRwell has returned tc
Miss Rosa Watson is visiting in Fort
Miss Jennie Morgan has returned tc
S Mr and Mrs l. n. owen have returned
Miss Mabel Taylor, who has been visit
ing Miss Kate Moore, has returned to hei
home at Stamford. .,,,
Mrs Hayworth and son OF Gainesville
ore visiting With Mrs. D. NJ. Howard.
Miss Carrie Stevenson has returned u
college at sherman.
Miss I.cdbetter Of Dallas Is guest oil
Miss Ellenn May Holmes
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FLAToNlA.

Tho reception and dance given by the
Bachelor Maids" at the opera house Mon
day night, December - was delightful FL
every way, thoroughly iustifylng their rep
utation for knowing lust how to do things
and was enjoyed all the way through 10y
those who we're fortunate enough to be
numbered among the guests. The deeora
,ions were emblematic of the season
branches OF mistlctoc and yupon. with it,
rich clusters of red berries and rev
graceful sprays Of the forest vine, franco
the windows and portals. me hearttelt on
motto, "A Merry Christmas, was 80 ar
ranoed as TO make most attractive aud
lovely welcome to the guests as they enter,
ed The stage was banked with pains hnu
ferns, and back of q mass OF tnem w
musicians were seated, their sort music
floating out into the hall, 4 running &C.
commandment for the hum OF voices nnti
10. when dancing began. Mcsd9hcs ~ ~
II Hawison. Hicks 4. Woods. l.. \. Lyon
Ijr. Dixie Bohon Tucker ana Miss l.lSzl,
Routh, a lovely cluster OF handsomely
gowned women, stood In ll9e AZ inc IN
trance and received Inc guests win sNc''
dignity and cordially. 90,
Mrs. u X Sullivan wore whlte organny
with rich rose point lace over wnlte biIh
Miss Valeska hamburger was very az
,rantiya In point dc Venice lace over pinl
SWISS Miss Mildred Natter is striking blonde
and her beauty was ehhahceu W Wv sllli
plirlty and artistic lines OF M oV9T.lreS'
~ white orsandy with green SIX sup
Miss Lizzie Routh was gowned al II
white co,nnosttio,
~ beauty, yellow Organdy being the ma
'e Miss Dora Dora Gray was very handsome II
4 pink silk. drassod a,
white organdy over blue, or,o,,d,. y,,ttt
| embroidered mednlbons -. ,,.,,.,
| Miss Florence Stuarts ficn oHtk oesu.
| was most attractiyely set on ny NH'''
| eoS1,uihe' Alma C,ros,er was handsomely
! MA IN nink crepe dc chine over SILK.
I sp,,t,h was served during the evening
/ u,,ic Misses Wimar Matter, helsh h.l I,
son and Dora stuart presiding AZ tne punoi
I bowl. =, .ho anoir WINS IN,
! , AZ fnyocrnms each number neinl
ddnosli1cnated by the names OF some oil th'
sg Tbe grand march was led by Mr. G. i
tIarr,son md Miss Dora Gray o-
Among the guests from our " 20 No,
tbe SoiIowing: Misses YORK sno ga
I1.botcSer Of Eagle Lake, Miss walker a., 9
weimar Misses Munster OF LullhB' IN, a.,
Daad ~ San Antonio, Misses Mllll'
fenecke and valcska Marbnrger or ~ Ieln
Stise Cleo Dixon OF Moulton. Mlss boI'
Grnv Of Renumont, MISS AlInh StuL,si ~,
Maeiut ~ ,ontr an Beilvllle. MISS Iiea IhomIi
son ~ mig min. Miss Bottle Burns m NV, Mu
So,r Messrg John A. Kerr OF Mulnooii
Iesse walker OF Luling Arulstons y
Welmor Coke Burns ~ Houston, bu .r. .
| IN Paeo Cowdon of bgNpl' 81; ~ ttsr+o,
/ Of Oklahoma Territory, jim ~, - Iious
~ beaumont aud Louis blahton Oh mus
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during the afternoon at Germsufn. and .
paIatahie repast served TO tho gathering
present.
ii tsdss "a ss e &, tss s Ssss
the presiding elder and held dclightfui
reception from 3 to o'clock, md after
ca 5strSsh sSra AZ, sPs sc tHynG ns
business meeting and elected cflcers Tor
the ensuing years, as follows Mrs vi
bantkc. president: Mrs, G. Bruno, vice. pres
ident; Mrs. STREET, secretary; Mrs. y. ur-
bantkc. treasurer.
There were perhaps many other social
gatherings TINT we failed to- hear Of ana
there we're those who found pleasure In
other kinds OF amusement than fgt OF New
Year call ng, but there was n spirit OF OIL
fellowship and good feeling prevailing every,
where. and the celebration passed without
any mishnp OF serious nature
one OF the most delightful social events
OF the week was the Christmas tree and
ball given ~ s ihs Gerna ',rs, so Tns ba,
was beautifully decorated for the occasion
with holly and mistletoe, and the Christmas
tree was burdened With , wealth q pres es
camcr pleasure TO the children Of larger
growth. whom kind friends had rcmam-
bered, After the distribution OF presents,
the hall wns cleared for the grand ball to
follow. and to the sweet strains Of Coins
orchestra, the Young folks danced the
hours away until the morn cnught them
there. and they dispersed TO their respec..
tive homes to dream Of the pleasures Of
the evening and wish for each of their
companion voyagcrs on pleasures sea many
returns " the happy occasion.
Miss Ina Eidridge entertained a number
Of her young friends at cards Monday even
ing quite number grncing the occasion
With their presence High i've was the
game and the frst prize was captured by
Miss Cochran. Delicious refreshments were
served md most enjoyable evening spent.
The hall at the Athletic club rooms Mon
day night, given by tho Junior boys com
plmentary 10 the Junior girls, was q dc,
lghtful social event and WINS well attend
ed nv the young folks Cohn's orchestra
Furnished music for the occaaion.
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BRENNAN.

In cosmopolitan Dienham there are many
ways OF celebrating the New Year Many
social events were arranged With a view
Of watching out the old and welcoming IN
the new. hut the ineespant rain which
poured down the last few hours Of the old
year, az II nature was weeping over Its
death. prevented the gathering Of what
might have been many pleasant meetings.
The Shakespeare club received at the hos.
pitable home Of Mr.. and Mrs. d. c. Gid
dingg from 3 TO o'clock. and there were
numerous callers royalty entertained.
There wDs q deiightfui reception rendered
Mt the residence OF Mrs. Mary ID. Ross, VINO
was assisted III entertaining her guests by
her sister Mrs. r. Kiber OF Angleton. Mrs.
r. H. Dwyer. Mrs. w y DwyeF, her
| charming daughters. and Misses Penning'
! ton, Eidridge, Chidress and Workman, the
latter IL Austin. The reception was IRON
( From "a the XIII club. a popular
/ social organization noted for Its unique en-
/ tertpinments received at the hospitnhle
nome OF Mr.. and Mrs. III. X. Harrison, and
( hest OF callers were right royalty enter
Mr. ana Mrs. r. W. Wood entertained q
/ number Of friends az new year dinner
which was heartily enjoyed BY those pres
| ent.
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WHARTON.

The calamity which befell Wharton on
the night Of the Goth has cast gloom
over the entire community. Society Is sus'
pended; few have the heart 10 undertake
pleasure enterprise Of any nature
The New Century club had issued invita-
tions To a reception on the LIST. but realis
ing that people were too sorely afflicted 10
be Interested In the affair Il was indefinite
" ppstponed.
The ball given on the o6th by the young
men was IN every particular a SUCCESS.
1Se hall had been draped IN buntings apd
windows banked with evergreen. which
made background elninently behttlng for
the many hued gowns worn by handsome
women. There were at least seventy.nve
couples IN the grand march At II o'clock
there was q thirty minute iptermission
given. Carriages were at the doors,
which quickly conveyed the visitors TO the
homes Of some Of the citizens. where
luncheons were served from beautifully
decorated tables OF holly and everEreeus.
which were Illuminated by candles mel
lowed by dainty shades OF red and green
silk After the lunch they agnIn repaired
10 the hall, where dancing was continued
until the wee small hours. Among the
visitors from Richmond were Misses Pear,
son and Dunn and Mr. Darst Van Week
was represented by Mr.. and Mrs. Crosset.
Miss Gregory, Messrs. Barbee and MAY,
field. Mntagorda. Or. and Mrs. Foote: Ed
ma, Messrs, Egg and Hnrd; Glen Flora
Misses Str.hling. Battle and York: n
Campo, Mrs Kitchen; Houston. Ms,
Thelnn and Mr. Graf Huston.
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cHAPPELL HILL.

The pleasures Of the holiday season are
not yet over and will not cease possibly
until the old year has passed into realms
Of bygone ages and the new is usbered in
About the hour OF $50 Tuesday night
could be seen on the highway numbers OF
carriages Surveys, buggies aud gocarts
vending their way 10 the home of Mr. aud
Mrs. Il. X. Fielder, In the suburbs. Arriving
there, iu due course, they found the resi-
dence in q blaze of brilliant lights, a pro
fusion OF Chinese lanterns suspended upon
forest and evergreen trees, giving bright
lustcr to their foliage and serving as guide
10 the pretty scenes of the haudsome par
lors ana magnificent banquet hull. On On,
tering the house the guests were ushersd
into a hower bedecked hall and given the
freedom of the house. In furtheraucc OF
the pleasures of the occasion, a contest In
singing WIS entered into The nrst lines IN
popular songs was handed to guest ahl
he or she required to sing IL. THIS devel.
oped u variety Of volces-some sweet and
entrancing, some touched with much en-.
peculiar Miss Daisie Tolnnd won the prize
and indeed rendered her song in the sweet
est OF voices and In most creditdhlc inanucr
Then came the ANTONY contest, the
guessing as TO the different parts of The
human form, being lively and spirited. lbt
prize In this contest, q beautiful vase, was
won by Misses Sadie Elliott Milton and
Mattyc Cooke. Later on, when the banquet
beautiful and enchanting picture rich
CHM and glassware. handsome vases dlle4
with flowers and, above oil, the tables load
ed down with good things, both sweets aHt
attendants NJ this social, many coming from
Brennan, among them Miss Daisie ED
ridge, Miss Sails and Mr.. Ed Salts. Alto
gether. the gathering embraced as mann
assembled at a social In Chappell Hin AK
mirthfulness was the go.