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THREE STARTERS IN THE STAG HANDICAP FonSoIuca Wins Event at latO- nia After Hard Struggle JUDGE HlMES WEAKENS Tam o'shanter at to Is Hot Sec ond-onIy Feature of the Day Is
 Victory of Miss Aubrey
 at 40 to 1.
JUDGE HINES WEAKENS

Cincinnati, November 17-Only three horses started in the Stag handicap at Latonia today The track was very slop- py, and after the scratches the race LOOK ed easy for Judge Hines. lie was J to 10 favorite in the betting and heaVily played Fonsoluca was the second choice at 6 to 5, while Tam O'Shanter was to 1. After chasing Tam OShanter for mile, Judge Hines weakened and the race was a two horse contest thereafter.
 Fonsoluca won in the hardest kind or a drive by a nose. Tam O'Shanter got the place by three lengths. The only feature during the day was the victory Of MISS Aubrey. who galoped in last race at odds of 10 to l. Weather cold.
 First race, mile-Satchel, 97 (Phillips) to 2 won; Easy Trade, 92 (Boland)' zO to 1, second; Christina, 100 q. Hicks) y to 5 third. Time 1:51.
 Second race, six furlongs-Lida Leib' 10s CD. Austin), to 1, won; Katie Powers' 1o6 (B. David), 10 to 1, second; Allista' 112 (Phillips), to 2, third. Time 1:2O%.
 Third race, seven furlones-Coruscate' 1O3 (Phillips), 12 to l, won; Autumn Leaves, .1Ol tf1lltNJs iV LO T. SSSCNN, feo, 1O6 CD Austin), to 5, third Time 134.
 Fourth race. Stag handicap mile and sixteenth-Fonsoluca 105 CD. Austin), 6 10 ,, won; Tam O'Shanter. 106 (NichoD, to l. second: Judge Hines, 115 (Phillips), 9 to 10, third. Time 1:55k.
 Fifth race, five and half furlongs- Preakness, go (Phillps). 2 to 5, won Hob- sons Choice, 91 (Nichols), 12 to 1, second; Trevator, 101 (Dieterele), l5 to 1, third. Time 1:13l4.
 Sixth race, mile-Miss Aubrey go Lind- say) 40 to l. won; Lady Matchless, 96 (Pirrman). 15 to 1. second; Mamselle, 9S (J. McIntyre). to 1. third. Time, 1:49A.
 Entries for Today.
 First race, mile and fifty yards, selling Domadge. Illuminate. Lady Radnor, 1O4; Tom Hall. Barney Burke, Glendon, 100; Radford 99; Boundary, Beaucaire, 97; Nestoria, 95.
 Second race five and a half furlongs, selllng-Applause. 104; Melita. 1o2; Eleata, Athena. Atlas 100; Annie Robinson, 99; Snowcap. as; Lady Vivian, Rachel Ward. Nettie, 94 Pride, 93; Miss Mollie, Miss Fleischman, s9.
 Third race mile, selling-Antolee, 106; Chanterelle, Tancred, 103; Frank Me, 104; Lola L.. Kiwasa, 95; Jim Vim. Dr. Riley. 90.
 Fourth race, steeplechase, short course--Ceylon. 156 Faraday, Jr., 136; Red Car 134; MT. Rose, 132; Volantine, 125; Sea Pirate, 129.
 Fifth race. seven furlongs-Rainland, Delmonico, Commodore, 112; War Paint 107: Harfang, Wood Lyn, Barney Drey- fus, 104.
 Sixth race, mile and fifty yards, selling John Yerkes, Locust Blossom, Worth ington 10i Branch, Tufta, Mandamus, 1O1; Flora Bright, Orpheum Bob Frank lin 100.
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Candidates Thick.

Scottsboro. November l7-(Special. )-- Candidates are thick in thls county Up to date forty-two have sigrified their willingness to serve in the various of- fees.
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Negro Suspect Arrested.

Gadsden November 17.-(Special) )-Pa- trolman E. M Wheeler arrested a negro named Oscar Jackson today and 1t is sId that Jackson Is wanted fin Annston for murder committed two years ago.
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Mrs. Helen Frances cawthorne.

Funeral services over the remains of Mrs. Helen Frances Cawthorne, aged 70 years. who died in Avondale Monday. were conducted yesterday from the resi- dence and the interment was in Wood lawn cemetery.
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lol: Aunt Polly. s7: Kitty Kelly

Wentker. 1o1: Aunt Polly. s7: Kitty Kelly. Ill.
 Fourth race. four furlongs-Hagerdorn l06; Gibraltar. Moana, Sad Sam. Money Muss. l09: John A. Scott Ben Lagh, Fort Wayne. Alice Carrie, Orosius. 104; Iridius. l0T; Burnie Bunton. 112.
 Fifth race mile and an eighth, selling Erne, l01; Rio Shannon. 1O3; Dupont. sS; Blessed Damosel. loo; Dodie s., 100; Posi- ton, i06; Veteran, 105.
 Sixth race. mile, handicap-Beau Or monde. Ill: Bragg. lo3; Warte Nicht. i05; Dainty. 102.
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Mrs. Sarah Jane Steele.

Mrs Sarah Jane Steele aged 45 years, died yesterday morning at her residence, 2l2lIs Second avenue The funeral serv- ices will be conducted this morning and the .nterment will be in Elm Leaf ceme- tery.
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Holiday Ribbons,

ages, etc, 10 yards each, 25c.
 3A-inch Pillow Ruffling, 15c.
 A-inch Pillow Ribbons, graduated colors, with draw cords. 29c.
 4% inch beautiful collection of Plaid Taffetas-very desirable for ties, mil
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Flannelettes that cost 15c else where are here at 12Lac.
 Fruit of the Loom is here at Sc. White Sea Island Domestic is marked at Dc.
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$500. Untrimmed Hats
 and Materials.
Smar Tt Dressy Hats for $50

Gainsboro, large black silk velvet, with chiffon underbrim, D AO
 Silk Taffets Hats, large IO black, stitched =. ...... IsfO
 Children's Fancy Hats, with CO., silk ribbon streamers. ......... CCC
 Dress Hats, mohair, all colors and shapes, satin edge, kind rS
 others sell at 95c. SCC
 Taffeta Braid Hats, black OO silk, full line of shapes. .... l.OC
 Children's Tam O'Shanters, IQo Angora wool, all colors. ....... fCC
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Cotton Waistings that sell else where at 39c are marked at 29c. And half-dollar Waistings are here at 39c.
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linery, etc, 25c.
 44-inch Plain Taffeta, black, white, cream and a full line of pretty bright colors, 25c.
 6-inch Satin Taffeta, complete line of colors, for sashes and millinery, 29c.
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Get our price on Paints. Svd Smith Hardware Go.

SPECIAL! SPECIAL! Gas Coke in lots of five tons or over, ordered for de- livery in the next two weeks, only e8. 50 per ton.
 H'Aam hy. It. & F. Co,
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We will bells 10oO00OO of this and this 15OOOOOO will be sod according These pared under the direct supervision expert French Chef from the best Of varieties are cordially invited try of these the Cozyoum
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l0VefiifiliaiIiidi Joseph B Q Loeb oiIh
Cotton Goods at Less Than Anywhere
 Else in Birmingham or in the State.

Conservative as we are, we seldom make statement facts like the foregoing tho many times and on many oc- this instance the special selling of cotton goods much larger here than anywhere else and is marked much ess that more tor your benefit rather than by way Of boast ing we say that is cheaper here than anywhere else in the South
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WEBSTER GROVES.
Wedding gifts Mermod & Jaocard.

Mr. and Mrs Edward Campbell. who have
been visiting Charles Winnings at Edge
brook returned to New York Friday.
Hender Schuyler is at homo from the MIL
itary academy at Culver, Ind. for the sum-
Miss Olive Gentles and Miss Ethel Avery
went to Hermann. Mo-, Monday. for visit
to Mrs. Hans Glatte.
Miss Winnlfred mcfarland OF Sioux City.
Ia. is visiting her sister. Mrs ]. ". Shell
Miss Martha Kendrick Of Selma. Kas., Is
visiting her sister. Mrs W: c.. Rumsey.
natl for the last two years, has returned
with his family to his home In Selma.
Misses Gussie and Katherine Qusrles gave
a luncheon last Saturday for the Misses
to Kirkwood The table was in yellow and
white. the yellow coriopsis being the flower
VITA zach noG ass a sf; 10 Of
sired by " each maid. stahsas describing
sss T1 used @ sss each s,s ss5
Geog!a. Mary. Carrie. Pauline and Josephine
Graham. Miss Carrie Chase, Miss Alice NJ.
Kelly. Miss Katherine Brown and Miss Ida
Miss Ruth Shelton has gone to Troy. Mo.
to spend the suVmer with relatives.
1 Wis. VIII apeh' the summer at Aa0is0n'
A reception was given to Miss Louise Glib
patrons OF the Tuxedo school Miss Glib
son will be principal. and Mss Rambo pri-
mary teacher. next year.
Miss Grace Ferguson departed Monday
for a visit to u school friend in Maysville,
Kentucky.
Miss Harriet Austin gave a luncheon Fri
day to Mrs. Valentine Johnson. Miss Kath-
crime Moody. Misses Mary and Carolyn
Allen.
Mrs G. W. Miles will depart next week
for summer In Texas
Miss Carolyn Allen Will give an organ
recital on the morning Of June p in the
CONGREGATIONAL Church. to the members of
the Magnolia Club. and their invited guests.
New members in the club are Misses Helen
Worrell. Hazel Allen and Hager. The last
meeting was at Miss Elizabeth Rhodes's on
Wednesday. Miss Rhodes and Miss Hattie
ing:
Miss Alice Henry and Alfred s. Lee were
quietly married Wednesday evening at
o'clock at the homo of the BRIDES uncle, Mr.
performed the ceremony. The bride wore a
white French lawn. She was preceded by
little Sarah and Isabel Booth, nieces of Mr.
Lee, who carried punches Of marguer,tes
tie boys. Alfred Booth. nephew Of the bride
groom. and Arthur Trembley, nephew Of
the bride. Those present were Mrs Sarah
Nevins, J. Fl .Trembley. Misses Adele and
Corinne Trembley, Mrs. A. s. Lee. Sr., Miss
family. the Reverend and Mrs C. C. Hart,
Mr. and Mrs. Henry jackson, Miss Jennie
jackson, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Lecontour,
MIR. and Mrs Lee have gone to housekeep-
Ing in Maplewood.
an informal Tuesday afternoon at g. to
meet Miss Martha Kendrick Of Salina Kas
Mrs Henry jackson and Miss Jennie Jack
son went to Shelbyville. ILL.,. Thursday for a
visit to Mrs. Jackson's parents.
Mrs. Robert Mccormick Adams and her
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FERGUSON.
Calling cards. Mermod & Jaccard's

Mr.. and Mrs. Fritz Zcibig of Washington
boulevard are the guests of Mrs. Laurie
Day.
Archibald Cobb Of st. Louis has been the
guest of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Staley.
Miss Martha Zimmerman and Miss Alice
Carr will leave next week for White SUI.
phur Springs, Va, where they will spend
the summer.
Mrs Marshall B. Reid and family will
leave next week for Versailles. KY, where
they will spend a month, the guests OF Mrs
Reds sister, Mrs. Andrew Wallace.
Edward Ust!c will depart on Wednesday
for the East. where he Will visit relatives.
Mrs. Charles A. Breier. left on Monday
for Upton No.. where she will remain
month visiting relatives.
Miss Gertrude Bartliffe and James r
Hatcher have been visiting friends In Fer
gLson.
Robert Page left last week for his home
In philadelphia, Pa, after spending several
weeks with his mother, Mrs. Elizabeth
Page.
Miss Genevieve Waddell and her brother.
Pierre A Saugrain. of SedaIia. Mo, are the
guests OF Mr.: and Mrs. A. A. Janis.
Lucy Brashere and her brother of Kirk
wood have been visiting friends in Fergu-
Mrs. Mary MeQuade left on Thursday for
her home in st. Louis. after spending q
week With her aunt Mrs. Mary c. Larltin.
Miss Mary Atkinson of Compton Heights
and Doctor Henry Bartling of Cabanne have
been visiting friends In Ferguson.
Miss Waddill of Joplin, No.. is the guest
or her sister. Mrs. Richard Moore.
"A garden party was given on Friday
evening by the ladies OF the NJ E. Church.
south, at the residence Of Mr.. Harrison
Mrs. Oscar Beibinger has been the guest
OF her sister. Mrs Robert Kannard
MISS Roberta Sutton will leave during tho
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family will spend the summer In tbs cot
tage which she built in the region OF ths
Cheneaux Islands last summer.
Mrs. c. L. Armstrong gave progressive
erchre Wednesday afternoon. Guests we're
Misses Ida Kendrick. Katherine Kendrfck.
Katherine Blackmer. Jennie HodEman.
Katherine and Edna Siddy, Louise Clark
SON, Helen Worrell, Harriet Deans. Eiiis-
beth Rhodes. Lee Mcuiton Abbie Campbell.
Mamie Slaughter and Lucille MacCrellis.
Prizes were taken by Miss Blackner and
Miss Lura Depew Of Chicago u visiting
Mrs. Horace Ghise.in.
Oliver Hopper OF Sturg!s. D.. Il visit
Ing Mrs. G. A. Renck.
Mrs. C. L Armstrong departed Friday for
q three weeks visit to her mother. Mrs.
Hereford Of Sepulpa. I. T.
Miss Katherine Blackmer returned last
week from several months at AshevillA
She will be married in tho fall to Henry
KILLER of Asheyille.
Mrs. F. H. knight will depart for Kansas
City Thursday She Will spend the summer
with a sister and study volos culture with
Francis Fischer Powell.
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WEDDINGS.
Best watches. Mermod & Jaccard's.

The marriage of Mr.. Julius Rolfe, to Miss
AYES Whitlock was solemnized In the home
of the bridegroom's sister. Mrs. William
Marshall of North St. Louis. on Monday
to have the wedding at the home of the
brides mother at Waverly. H., but owing
to the high water, which would have neces-
folks took the matter into their own hands
and the marriage of Monday evening was
the result. Only the immediate families
at home. at No. 402I North Twenty-second
street, after July !.
The wedding of Miss Mary Agnes Hager
ty and Mr. Edward ]. Saunders took place
last "Wednesday at St. Tere sa's Church. cor
ner OF Grand avenue and North Market
the Reverend ]. A Connolly. The brides
maid was Miss Marsaretta Hagerty, sister
of the bride. and the best man was Mr..
James Meagher. Mr.. James Lewis and Mr..
William Shay acted as ushers In the even
ing a reception was given at the home of
the brides parents. No 1893 Coleman street;
with simlax and flowers.
Miss Caroline Elmore of No 1919 Thornby
place. this city. and Mr.. J. Edward David
Reverend Doctor Nichols in the presence of
score of intimate friends. at O'Clock
Wednesday evening in the parlors of lIr.
George P. B. Jackson's residence. at No lois
Thornby place. The bride came into the
parlor accompanied by Mr. and Mrs. George
p. 3. jackson. and by Miss katherine l..
Vest, daughter of Mr.. Alexander l.. Vest.
The rooms were beautifully decorated with
roses. and refreshments Were served in the
dining-r0om at 10 O'Clock. Mr.. and Mrs.
Davidson were the recipients of many hand
some gifts of silver and cut glass.
Among those present. We're Mrs. John
Lewis. Mrs. Alfred Treat of New York, Mrs
Walker Ware of Boonville, Mo-; Doctor and
Mrs. Saye, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Boiand,
Mr.. and Mrs. Coxhead. Miss Gertrude Phil
lips. Miss Annie Freeman. Miss Katherine
Ayres. Mrs. Ayres NJ Collins Thomson
and Mr.. Robert Maxwell.
The bride and bridegroom departed last
week for their home at Nevada, Mo-
"A quiet wedding of Wednesday will be
that Of Miss Lydia q Bredemeyer. daughter
Of Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Bredemeyer No.
go Russell avenue, to Mr.. Fred w Koch
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MISS CARRIE LONG
OF No 29l5 Barrett street. who has gone
TO New Mexico with party OF friends to
spend the summer.
Miss Elsa Bredemeyer will be maid of hon.
or and August Koch the best man.
The bride and bridegroom will mako an
extended tour OF the West before returning
to st. Louis, September l.
The marriage of Miss Rose Blithroad.
youngest daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs. John
Riithroad Of No. l4lo Prairie avenue. to Mr..
church The bride was ' attended p by seS
f hsd his 5rch. Hugh Nh %neE Nj a1 gilmore
best man. After the ceremony there was 4
reception.
Mrs. Annie P. Armstrong OF Webster an
nounces the engagement Of her daughter
Marie Louise, to Mr. Emil MallInckyOdt OF
81. LOUIS, the marriage to take place In the
autumn.
Nj and Mrs. Jack P. Richardson have
Sanrb 1e Gar Ti,i toF the marriage Of their
on "Wednesday evening. June II. at o'clock,
at the CarondeIet Presbyterian Church.
reception will follow from to $50 at No
620o Virginia avenue.
The marriage of Miss Martha Busch and
Mr. o Frank Hautsch took PLACE last Monday
live. After an Eastern honeymoon Mr. and
Mrs Hautsch will make their homo in
Muscatine, Ia.
Miss Viola Neun and Mr.. Louis Roos were
married Wednesday evening at the home
of the brides parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Will
lam II. Neun, of No. 25l63s California ave-
nue., the Reverend C. c, Schmidt perform
ing the ceremony at $3.50 o'clock. in the
presence of near relatives Miss Ada Neun
was maid Of honor for her sister, and Mr..
George Hug. served as best man. After the
ceremony all present enjoyed a supper.
The brides dress was OF white chiffon
over white silk, deliberately trimmed with
Irish point lace and satin ribbons. She car
ried a bouquet of lilies Of the valley and
white orchids. The maid OF honor wore a
white point desprit over pale blue silk and
carried bouquet Of roses and carnations.
After the guests departed the couple went
to their newly furnished homo at No. 25ls
California avenue.
The seasons newest creation in low
shoes. the Court Tie" In all sizes and
widths. .Koers-Laughlin Shoe Company, 4oO
North Sixth street.
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ST. LOUIS COUNTY SOCIETY.
Fine diamonds. Mermod & Jaocarrs

William Gillian entertained party Of
friends at his cottage at Meramec High.
lands last Tuesday evening. There Were
came from Valley Park. After luncheon
the evening was spent in dancing In the
pagoda.
Michaers Church in Shrewsbury viii be
held next THURSDAY. in Grand View place,
Meramec Highlands.
An Ice cream and strawberry festival was
given by the Olive Pleasure Club of Cen
trail, last Sunday evening on the Wibracht
lawn. A number Of vocal and instrumental
selections were rendered by the Evan
gelical Lutheran Emmanuel choir and the
Emmanuel Military Band
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ALTON.
Mermod & Jaccards. Broadway and L.

Gust.
Mis-, Elizabeth Beau has returned frum
Champaign, Ill.
Mrs. II. J. Edwards and daughter, Misc
Dora Edwards. have returned to Paris, Ill,
after being guests OF the Reverend and Mrp
Simeon Hussey.
Professor and Mrs. n C. Teltor are entsr-
tanning Mrs. Robert Mick and MIRA Beulah
Nyberg of Harrisburg. III.
Mrs. y. x de Blois has returned to Chi
cago, after being the guest Of MIRA John
Leverett IN Upper Alton.
Mrs. ". W. Lowe Is visiting Mrs. Nellie
Sutton In Winchester. Ill.
Professor and Mrs. H. G. McNlel have
gone to Columbus. o., 10 spend the sum-
mer.
Mrs. E. A. Stone and daughter. Miss DehAl
Stone. are visiting in Chicago.
Mrs. e. c. Mack IL entertaining Mrs.. q
F Collins of Kansas City.
Mr.. and Mrs. Raymond McReynolds enter
tained Friday evening al their homo In
Upper Alton.
Miss Margaret Setter of Marion. Ind, -
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MRS FELIX SWEENEY.
Formerly Miss Edna Hatfield Of Chicago.

latter part Of June for Virginia, where she
will spend the summer with relatives.
Mr. and Mrs. Junius D. Crabb OF Itch
field Ill. are visiting their daughter, Mrs.
]. S. Van Notstrand
Mr. George Blackburn has been entertain.
ing his mother. Mrs. u. c. Blackburn. OF
st. Charles.
MIR. and Mrs. R. C. Dalton. Jr., Of Men,
phis. Tenn. are the guests OF thetr par
ents Mr. and Mrs. r. c. Dalton.
A garden party will be given on next
"Wednesday evening by the members OF the
Goodfelowship Club.
Mr.. and Mrs William r. Douglass OF st:
Joseph. Mo-. are the guests OF Doctor and
Mrs. James T. Douglass.
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MISCELLANEOUS FUNCTIONS.
Wedding invitations. Mermod & Jaccard

Mr.. Douglas Lawson entertained a party
races yesterday IN honor OF Miss Klie of
Kentucky.
Mr.. and Mrs F. w Knost Cnee Weber,
celebrated their first anniversary at their
home, No. 1922 Chippewa street. The house
was decorated with roses and ferns. At 10
o'clock supper was served, and after sup
per dancing was enjoyed on the lawn.
which was illuminated with Japanese Ian
terms. Miss Kathryne Knost. Miss Anna
Holtmann. Miss Henrietta Broker and
Miss Elsie Broker entertained by playing
duets. on the piano. Those present were:
Mess!eurs and Mesdames-
William knoke, Charles Kisten-
William Hage- macher,
meyer, J. Bauser
Miss Bernice Chevrolet of No Ills Pleas
ant street entertained her little friends last
SUMO sunday afternoon r in honor of her fifth
games. singing and dancing. Camille Peitier
and Francis Altman rendered several music
selections. Among the guests were:
Camille Pel.ler. Marguerite Martin.
Frances Altman, Lucille Bohrman,
Theresa Altman, Miss p'osstert.
Il. Little q Miss Elinor Leslie Mathews. daugh-
ter OF Mr.. and Mrs. Fl. L Ma haws of No.
425lA Russell avenue, celebrated her seventh
birthday by gathering of about thirty Of
her little friends last Wednesday Various
games occupied the afternoon and a dainty
supner was served ut ) o'clock The little
hostess received a large number of pres
ents.
Mr. and Mrs. Flake OF the North Side
celebrated their ninth wedding anniversary
with euchre on Friday. AT II 30 O'Clock
supper was served Those present we're.
Mess'eurs and Mesdames-
0dendorf c. Miller.
JOINTS. Mrs. McCord.
Messieurs-
James McCord. Tom McCord,
Mllton Miller. Gus Kilmer.
Fred Book
Misses
Cara BOOK. Minnie Book,
tSock, Edith Joints,
Lizzie Bertholdt, Florence Flake
Mrs. Michael Chartrand was the guest OF
honor at birthday party given to her by
her daughters. Mrs. John H. Leek and MISS
kottfe Chartrand. at their home, No. 99Oa
Evans avenue. on last Tuesday afternoon
Only married people were invited, ana