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The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1903-02-17
Contest Returns to Greenwood

The executive committee of the Inter-
Collegiate Oratorial Association of
South Carolina, in obedience to a call
from Vice President G. c.. Merchant.
met in this city on Thursday last to
make arrangements for the annual
contest of the association. BY vote
OF four to one it was decided to hold
the contest in Greenwood, where it was
held last year, and Friday. the 24th of
April, was selected as the date.
The following committee of Judges
on delivery was selected: Rev. John
Bass Shelton, of Chester; Gov. d. c..
Hayward, of Columbia; and Gen. M. L..
Bonham, of Anderson.
The judges on composition will be
appointed by the president of the asso-
citation.
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1903-02-17
Wanted.

We would like to ask, through tho
columns of your paper, if there is any
person who has used Green's August
Flower for the cure Of Indigestion,
Dyspepsia, and Liver Troubles that has
not been cured-and we also mean their
results, such as sour stomach, fermen-
tation Of food, habtual costiveness,
nervous dyspepsia, headaches, despon-
dent feelings, slceplessness fact,
any trouble connected with the stom-
ach or liver? This medicine has been
sold for manyyears il all civilized coun-
tries, and we wish to correspond with
you and send you one of our books free
of cost. If you never tried August
Flower, try a Is cent bottle first. We
have never known of its failing. If so,
something more serious is the matter
with you. The 25 cent size has Just
been introduced this year. Regular
size rs cents. At all druggists.
G. G. GREEN, Woodbury., NJ
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1903-02-17
The Mayors Court.

Mayor Earhardt had several cases
before him yesterday morning. Pierce
robertson, white, was fined SIS or ten
days upon the gang for using abusive
language in house of ill-repute on the
south side of the city Saturday night.
Another case in which a disorderly
house figures quite prominently was
postponed until Wednesday morning,
when, on demand of Hon. Cole. l..
Blease, defendants attorney, the case
will be tried by iury.
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1903-02-17
The PaytOn Sisters.

The Payton Sisters played to four
large and well pleased audiences in
Newberry last week. The performance
on the first night was decidedly the
best, but the three succeeding ones
We're good also. There are some very
clever specialists in the troop, and they
were well received. The company as a
whole is good one.
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1903-02-17
Notice of Final Settlement.

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT
~ | will make final settlement of
the personal estate of John j. Amick,
deceased in the Probate Court for New
berry County on the goth day of Febru-
ary, 1903, at II a. M, and will immedi-
ately thereafter apply for final dis
charge. All claims against said estate
date. RHODA f. CONNOLLY,
Formerly Rhoda f. Amick, Adm'x.
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1903-02-17
Town to be Cleared.

The chief of police has been given
positive instructions to clear the town
OF all places of i'll fame, and to make
cases against all those which cease to
exist. The good work began with a vim
yesterday afternoon.
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1903-02-17
Death Of Capt. Brady.

Capt. Thos. A. Brady died at his home
at Little Mountain on Wednesday of
last week, aged about 45 years. Capt.
Brady held the position of section mas
ter on the railroad. The remains were
inferred on Thursday.
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1903-02-17
SPECIAL NOTICES.

Mooney TO LOAN-We negotiate
AVA loans on improved farm lands
at seven per cent. interest on
amounts over one thousand dollars.
and eight per cent. interest on amounts
less than 81, 900. Long time and cas-,
payments. Hunt, Hunt & Hunter,
Attorneys.
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1903-02-17
Any Cook Good Enough,

"Clifton" flour makes the sweetest
came neS out aoh OF the COY" oyenand 1n any cook is
Hays & McCarty's and f. r. Hipp's.
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1903-02-17

WY ood for sale, back Of James f..
w Todd, any way you want it..
Large or small. Apply to
j. M DOWd.
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1903-02-17

An effort was made in the Sen
ate to get through a measure to in
crease the salaries of treasurcrs to
twenty-five per cent above those of
auditors. The measure was defeated.
the principal argument being that sal
aries are high enough already and that
there is no dcarth of candidates for the
office.
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1903-02-17

''' 'Fr'''''''r' ~ rrFNNHN'IHTN.
Mr. Mower has Bill drawn by him
self, without the aid of the Pharma-
ccutical Association, to relieve some
who are now practicing pharmacy and
who have been practicing since 1893
from standing the regular pharmaceuti-
cal examination.
NEWBERRY'S BOARD OF PUBLIC WORKS.
Mr.. Aull's Bill providing that the
Board of Public Works Of Ncwbcmy shall
be constituted of six members, three
If whom shall be the mayor and two
aldermen to be selected by the people,
has passed second reading in the
House.
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SECRET SOCIETIES.
Continued from Page Eight. Part Four


Tho eighth a .ruI Sc sion of tie Advisory
T.c report o. II. Advi ory Arclon showed a
ret gan Tor 10 IL he Site. Of Lear.y = peg
4ne Glowing ,fices wsrr ,!lcct d to serve fo-
IIGmr.d-~: ,r~t :. H. Nj. Lari. fa,t am u.
A. lie louns. scribe. W. L. Newrn-n: irca-u 49,.
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kr der: F.nan > ,omnlitee. =. J Fra-k.in. r.
prcmc Gouinct!. W. =. !, VIVA, It, mate. v,
:; Lamar cel,Fates 70 Nj U i f'rateinai Coun-
! aaiea m sI!5s { 81 mem : . was hell in
supp M Vie NJ, hol Mau -. 81 ? ne Pre...e
Williams aEi aiyi-,ry a c on Of Illinois, Nj
y, ,hi: m eng the new ' &c tel dvisory ar
Of tu,Gic Treat G@urci a - utifuil III VA cS.
Eureka toIn Il had an "N' p; . u = large at
H s"?Ai iT@,ali,d !" Ey D !! ma 4. i. j. 1,1 : t aald y. VIZ Va;
mEdc a s%tirriig ad ress. SHE PipiH promises
West Ed C,urcil Ulcers were m tailed ry y
5 a |" F. r.elrao THIS . u-c;l has mad
having hem Iir~'u.'@ IN IN ay. At Jhs las
meeting Ad'isorv O ltcr la IS wa D eseut and
Min rsetif mo m.m %%S @'S .ni = d IN in a fo p- -%inE ss ! q
ri t tmf1is J. c agTiy ~ aaa o! 4 AS a &c We I . 'q lag,ali ct h.
iributcd /, menhcrs Tor W rk do = in lsa2. -
t g ait far r@ eont!nu T rr thu 90 4 Gos in q h pas' ye r.
The good fsllow. hip pan i. wang a:m.ra-Iy
IN this council.
Future Grca: Courc.l had orother II It's hlr
r1"etirgS IN January y. T r"w arCln1.
T;rothsr Charles Friend. has pi eiseI this coun.
III To duplicate. in 1919. her brilliant record o.
last year.
Missouri ahaeh C.urc.i on srs We : instaiiad
at her last meeting hv u. : \ th1"les nu"th.
a large gathering OF nerh r. greet n the new
officers.
DEPUTY Muelh made an eHcelie@t address fol-
lowing the installsticr.
Archon Carr outlined his rl7ns for the year.
which met with the hca-ly apr val Of the mem
he-c. Advisory ArchCr Newman W is n visitor.
The Royal League councils In Nj : Uni are con-
tributing towards TIC subsCr r'iOn fund for tho
Temple Of Fraternity 10 lie er c'cd at the Worlds
EnIr
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MAPLEWOOD. NO.
Calling Cards-Mermod & Jaccard's.

\ surprise was rendered Max Lcptin on
Saturday cveniuS in honor Of his birthday
anniversary. The dining tab was decor
atcd with gu; flowers ana ferns and 4 re-
past was served at midnight. Music. rec
tltinnS and dancing formed the principal
features # amusement. Those present wcra:
Mr.. and Mrs. Br.sler, MIR. and Mrs. Pits.
Mrs. Koch. MIR. and Mrs. Hugo IcnkIor
Jr.; Doctor and Mrs. Jacob. Misses Dolly
Koch. DIVA Hrnkler, Freda Kleinsmith.
Mamie Pitts, Sarah and Francis Bearnan.
Messrs. Charles Engclke. Huga Henkle:
ST.: Peter Cook, +. koenicke and George
Ecrri.
Mr.. and Mrs. Cooper OF Manchester road
have gone to Eureka Springs for a few
weeks.
M!ss Fannie Akin of Resale avenue de-
parted la, wscl, FOX Atlanta. Ga. to Join
her parents. who went there several weeks
ago 10 r.Side.
Mrs. Alexander has recovered from her
recent illness.
Mrs. y. I L. Gardner and children are
paying visit 10 trio"ds and relatives in
joplin. Mo. while Mr.. Gardner is attending
IL" LeciSlatuye in jefferson CITY.
Doctor W. r. Martin has returned from a
snort triD to St. Charles. Mo.
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Legion q: Honor.

Stella Council held an snihus Hstic meeting on
Friday evening. one candidate was initiated and
several applications for Temfership Were filed.
Lafayette Council. at its meeting on Monday
evening received two notifications and init atei
one candidate. Tho oriccrs-cIeet of the cpun-
ell will h" installed ut the meeting tomorrow
evening. January e. the Installation ceremonies
Iaiu. ~ rilarrs OF Past supreme Craurrll1r
O'NeiU RYAN and Deputy Supreme Guide ]. G.
CruttvcH.
Alpha Council will meet IN regular session on
next TUESDAY evening. Several candidates VIII
he initiated and rnary applications have been
promised for t"at evening.
The S~rrc-un Council held lite annual r1nc.iT-
OF last :.rlcv evening. when the reports Of Tho
various officers ami committees were received
and filed. and the officers tor 1875 were elected
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of Mrs. Charles Knight. will not -eturn to
New York for some time.
Mrs. +. S. Parker and two chill ircn are
spending several weeks at "A fruit farm
above Alton.
Mrs. X. \. Allen and Mrs. \; ]. Weeks
will rivc Two entertainments this weck-a
siX-handed euchre on Wednesday afternoon
and an afternoon OF games Thursday.
Mrs. Il. i. Hudson of No. 1929 Mcpherson
avenue gave "A luncheon Friday. in honor of
Mrs. Helena Fay III Brooklyn, y. Y, who
Is visiting Mrs. Il. y. Allen.
Mrs. \. NJ. Fellows entertained a, lunch
con for Mrs. Fay on SATURDAY.
At the regular meeting Of IN" Monday
Club on Monday afternoon the history and
literature sections will be IN charEn. \ pa
Per Will lie read by Miss Franc NJ. Wilde
on "Lite-arv Associations of The English
Lake Region"
Miss Clara MittelherG entertained on Sat
urlay afternoon. Among the guests were
Misses Mona Frazer. Laura and Adela
Nieson. Josephine ard Pauline Graham,
Gcnevieve LappinG. Elva Wright. Gussis
Granville. Miss Nys.nor of Rush HIN and
Mrs. Joseph keimbucChor.
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WEBSTER
"'NVE fHs
Finest observation-disclosures & Jaccard's.

Miss Amanda Adams gave a house party
Friday and Saturday. TIE h0stesses assist
ing her We're, Mrs. Allen McKinnie, Misses
Hazel Hogan. Helen Baker, Helen Skinner
dence. adjoining, was given up to the party
for dinner Friday evening. while the dance
vas held in the Adams residence. Gentle
men invited to spend the evening We're
Messrs. Allen McKinnie. Jesse and Lemoine
skinner Stark Goodbar, Doctor Arthur
KImball. Frank Morris, Albert Blackmer
Mr.. and Mrs. William Hudaleston of Ro-
chester. y. Y. cousins of Mr.. J. r. Bette.
arrived in Webster, Wednesday for a weeks
Miss Helen Baker expects to depart. short
visit an uncle in Charlotte, y. c., Miss
Katherine BlaCklner at Asheville and Miss
Nellie Morton at Washington, d. c..
The ladies CT the Presbyterian Church
ave a calico social Thursday evening in
their lccture-room. Invitations We're sent
cut. containing a tiny calico sock, in which
the number of their hosiery. The room was
decorated with various calico designs and
hostesses and guests came dressed in calico.
Next THURSDAY the Congregations Church
will give a music social. at which only COM
positions by member of the audience will
be performed, and a vote as to their merits
will be taken by the listeners. Piano, vocal
and orchestral numbers will be on the pro-
gramme.
which was graduated Friday night, and
some of their friends. will be entertained by
Miss Lois Coggeshall Monday evening. Each
guest will represent a historical character.
. Tuesday evening Miss Alice Avery will
entertain for the class with a cake party.
each guest representing, in his or her cos
tune. q kind of cake. Wednesday evening
Miss Elizabeth Bush will entertain the same
crowd.
The literature section Of the Monday Club
met Tuesday afternoon with Mrs. f. +.
Palmer. Mrs. ]. w. Stockbridge read a pa
per On The influence of the French Revo-
luton on English Literary Men"
o. Haino.lronn Of DnIIn,;la rla hoe
been orgaris: Of the Congregations Church
for the last few months. has resigned his
position to take one at the Central Presby-
terrain Church in st. Louis.
Mrs. Frank II. knight will return from
New York this week. to all some concert
engagements. and. on account Of tie, illness
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Wnndmen of the World.

Chopper Camp had an excellent attendance Fri
day evening. initiated three candidates and acted
On four applications. For the excellent work done
during thu pas. year. Past Consul Commander
Fred Wenzel was presented with a handsome past
consul commanders charm by the members OF
the camp.
Soytreign William Evans OF Botanical Camp
has been doing good work in De Soto the past
two weeks in the interest Of the new camp at
that place.
Mum. Auburn Camp ha. broken all records in
the matter II receiving new applications since
tn. irst Of the year. and now has thirty-four
pending. seventeen Of which were received last
FriGav evening The members are iubilsnt and
are working hard to double the membership IN
the next SIN months.
NacnoIil Camp initiated seven candidates and
installed officers at Friday evenings meeting
Two delegates to the head camp convention were
Derutv William II. Hughes was called TO
Omaha the past week on important business con-
negieI with the order. r..
Mercantile Camp had a good attendance sat
urday evening. Consul Commander James Akers
pres!Gir-. The new officers have taken mold OF
the camps affairs with enthusiasm. and promise
good Re suits during the coming wear Al tnS
FIRST FEBRUARY meeting several new features Will
be introduced and refreshments served.
Benton "amp initiated two candidates ana had
n good Attendance. The camp Will hold its an
rral BALL. IN confInCti1n with Sylvan Camp; at
Military Hall. SATURDAY evening. FEBRUARY ~
Botanical Camp initiated four candtdates Mon
day evening and received three Applications. re
firing consul COMMANDER Ben Mover was SUI
ur!Sed tv his friends. an elegant past corirnani-
CPS emblem being presented TO him for hfS
earnest work during 1872. y
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Eins. Captain Witcher. Thomas sudduth.
cnarles Youts. MessEs. and Mines. Majors.
The Arapahoe Club gave a dance at Jud-
son Hall Wednesday evening. Those pres
rnt We're: Misses ADELE Bowman. Mary
Forman, Blanche Meints. Nellie Thomas.
brother. Mabel White. Clara Moints. Lii
liam Hauss. Grace Ford. whitney; Messrs.
Tarleton. Edward Gosdde: Oliver S!kkins;
! Conn, j. Daniel. Jehries: Brown. Paul
Abt Doctor West, Xalls Harris; TrnCy
kistner. Barr. StaurnaSel.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Meyers entertained
friends Monday evening at their home in
ana Mines. oscar stahl. Eugene Rogers.
George Fross, Herbert Wentworth, Adam
Rose Lang. l.. Stoitz. Argus. Messrs. John
Lang, L. f. Maxey. II. Peterson. ]. H.
Wheeler. Mrs. Jack Fahey.
Sam Freeman was surprised by friends
Monday evening at his home in College ave
nue.. in honor of his birthday. Those pres
Jordan. Veva Brennecke. Emma Gill. Della
Brennecke. Laura Manners; Minnie Flanni-
gan. Jennie Manners. Thelma Kimball.
Evans. James Bennett. Charles stief. Roy
Carrot. Ole Young. Ed Sullivan: Edgar
Bratton, kennett Metcalf. Forest kneedler;
Miss Bessie Gregory Of New Douglas. I'll.
Miss Mamie Hilleary is visiting in Cincin-
Miss AIDA Cohn has returned to her home
in Red Bud. ILL.,. after a visit In East st.
Louis.
Mrs. C. H.. Way entertained the Queen
City Euchre Club Thursday afternoon.
Miss Mary has returned from
a visit in Alton. Ill.
Mrs. ]. NJ. Rendleman entertained the
members of the Shakespeare Club Wednes-
Mrs. !. w. Pope entertained friends
Thursday evening. She was assisted by
Mrs. w. Il. Stickney.
| guest of Miss Katherine Forman.
Mrs. Thomas Miller is visiting in Grafton.
Miss Bird Steahy has returned from
Springfield.
Miss Mary Robinson is visiting Pinckney-
vile. III.
Miss Della Qualls has returned from Col
linsville.
Miss Pearl Eagan is visiting In Topeka.
Kas.
Mrs. Fred Guessing entertained the Jean
Ingelow Club members Thursday after
noon.
Miss Davis of st. Louis is visiting Miss
Corrine Higgins of PENNSYLVANIA avenue.
Mrs. II. Hartman has returned from AL
ton.
The Century Circle was entertained by
land avenue. Wednesday afternoon. At 4
o'clock luncheon was served. The guests
were: Mesdames Rorah. c. German. T. ].
Springali. z. Oglesby. Lizzie Wall. Thomas
May. Jr.: L. p. Wright. A. NJ. Wing: U.
! Little. L. ]. Schol.. w. A. Wilson.
The Woman's Guild of the Episcopal
Church will be entertained Monday by Mrs.
Buckner of North Eleventh street.
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THE SPANISH CLUB ELECTION.
New Officers Are Elected and En-
tertainments Arranged. 2

At the annual business meeting o. the
Spanish-American Club. at the clubhouse
No. 1904 Lucas avenue. on Friday evening.
the following officers were elected: Presi-
dent. August Boette; first vice president. E.
e. Fflsincer: second vice president. g.. H..
Schwartz; third vice president. III. ..
Stickel: corresponding secretary. A. r. YER
der; financial secretary. Henry Guentz:
treasurer, August Gerling.
The reports of the several committees
indicated a prosperous condition.. and
showed a large increase in membership. IL
was noted that great interest Is being
taken in Latin-American affairs. and the
number of persons studying Spanish in St
Louis at present is larger than ever be-
fore.
on next Friday evening the club will give
its monthly informal reception. and an in
teresting programme is being arranged
There VIII be recitations in Spanish. Spanish
vocal and musical selections. and il is eS-
pectei that prominent business men. as
well as officials of the Worlds Fair. will be
present. Among the latter will be Ricardo
Diaz Albertini. secretary of the Committee
on Reception. who will make a short adj
dress. and it is possible that remarks will
also be made by some other prominent
visitors.
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is attending school at CaEtle-on-the-IIndson,
An enlargement much talked OF Is that OF
William VI. Daiy. Mayor Of hirk""od. l."
Miss Mary Mclaughlin Of St. Louis. The
date fer the wedding is not yet announced.
y number of young persons prominent in
society VIII give an entertainment at the
Armory Hall Wednesday,. January y. The
ilppS Family" will hc presented. Dancing
will follow the dramatic performance.
The Reverend T.. r. Stcnker has been
spending this week in Chicago.
GU" own Club was entertained by Mrs.
Daniel j. MIrnane last Saturday afternoon.
She was assisted in receiving by her Cous-
in. Mss Mary Walsh. Afler the business
progressive ouchre was played. Mrs. John
II. fIeimbruecher Won the fist prize; Mrs.
O.. j. Mudd, the second: Mrs. William Nay
smith, The third, and Mrs. Robert Nay
smith. the BOBBY. : dainty luncheon was
served when the games were concluded,
after which Miss O'Couacl! sang several
songs and Miss Men MCAtUi,cn played n
piano solo. The guests y re: Mines. J.
II. Heimbuecher, r. ". Suck, L: B!anke-
meier. Robert Naysmith. ST.. VIII Nay
smith. +. y. Johnston. .. !. AIudd. Hector
n. Mclean. y. J. RICE. u. &. Murnane.
Nis-es Eliza Reilly. Mary Reilly, Isabel
ErImbuccher. Martha Brossard. Ida Bros
sard. Kate NcMulien. Nell McMullen. Ad-
die O'Connell and Gertrude Oconnell.
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Personal MENTION.

Wedding Gifts-Meruod & Jaccard's.
Mrs. H. Fell Wright Of Cahoka. Mo-. IS
visiting her father, u. {. frossec Of St.
Louis.
Mrs. Hal W Greenwood Of Maplewood.
VINO has been visiting her sister. Mrs. J. II.
Kane of Kansas City. No, has returned
home.
Morning. Noon and Night. Big -Four trains
leave st. Louis FOR Cincinnati.
Mr.. and Mrs. Il :. Rowland have re-
turned home to Hotel Beers. after a visit
Of several weeks in California.
Mr.. II. VOTERS of Blege, Belgium, is n
guest at Hotel Beers during his stay in the
city.
Mrs. Albert Webb. No. 1896 Lirdell boule-
ward. is entertaining her sister. Mrs. Law
renee Parker Funk of Bloomington. MIS-.
Funk was Miss Grace GARRISON.
Whist and Eucre Prizes-Mermod & JAG
cards.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. T. Adair. formerly resi-
cents OF Hotel Beers. have permanently re-
moved to Philadelphia. where Mr.. Adair
has accepted an excellent position with tine
Philadelphia Press.
Mrs. Chas. J. Lepnert of No. 1913 Linlell
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Al St. James. sors' time ago. the CORPS dis
banded. hut or THURSDAY il wa reo-ganizei and
with bright prospects for the future. The fol
inwinC has been sent out:
Headquarters Department or Missouri. Won
ans Relief CnTpS. AUXILIARY To the q Al
Post. No 1922 Jefferson Street. Ka-s9a CITY.
No.-pear Officers. Corps. Ports anil Friends:
Tire Department Of Missouri. W. K. G. sen IS
greetings and good wishes for 1853: may your
Cnico-s he kind and ever free 10 win the love
Of corps and guide each successfully. u
The De. artu"nt Of Missouri. w. r. c. Will
hold n fancy bazaar. tho results, to be devoted
to the Advancement Of all lines Of our work. To
you al. my friends. / fo1dly impnrt TIE hope
that You VIII DO well YOUR part to make our
haznar n thing OF beauty by means OF gifts
prompted by love and dutv.
To my aids and councils | fain would call upon
To keen the bazaar ilca moving straight along.
and al YOU can gather to swell our receipts
please forward TO headquartcrs by February is.
By request Of HOLLAND = DAY.
Department President
Alma Day. Department Secretary.
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Society .;Iticnery-Nsrn,cd & jaccarl's.
NJ. and SIrS. Edward STANLEY and family
departed thi- Wee, Tor Pennsylvania, whore
they viii reside.
Nj. u. Ii. Black is entertaining her sis
Ter. Miss Gertrude Hlllew. Of Princeton. ".
Mrs. Mary \. Dalv ana d"uGht +. Mis-
Roso, departed last Friday for Hot SPRINGS.
Ark.
The Womar's Christian Temperance" Union
hsl5 a meeting Wednesday ut thr home II
Mrs. nuHuavaut. The topics for discussion
Were. when Can, children Eerin +" Il
Trained in ~Oh,dionre:" and The Mother
Duty in Keeping Her Children Occupied
Mrs. \. :. Normod departed Tuesday for
Muilayil Springs. Indiana
Mrs. Lorraine =. Jones HIS departed for
New York. whore she will visit her dauGh-
ter. Mrs. John Pitman. She Will also L" TO
Tarrytown 10 sec Miss FUntainc Jones, who
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EAST ST. LOUIS SOCIETY.
Souvenir s2oons-Mermod & Jaccard',

Miss Grace Cadc!l was surprised Monday
evening ly Il merry party of friends. Gam s
and music Were enjoyed, At 1850 o'clock
- luncheon was served. The guests We're:
Misses Winnie C.utts Katie Mack. Bessie
Mc|lIrkie. Ada Nolan. Mabel Stavarn,
Cora jones. Myrtle ThomlCv. Ida Danforth,
Dorothy Stephenson. Gady Stephenson:
Mossrs. I. Redmond. L. Stark. u, Lvnch.
y. CadelI, NJ. Nolan. 7. Fceney. G. Scovel,
y. LoviIcston. j. Geeney. j. Nolan.
Miss Nadine Gibson 90 Summit avenue
entertained friends Monday evening. Thu
tim" was spent in music ard dancing. At
II o'clock a course lunCheO was snrv"i 4.
The guests We're: Misses Anna Sudduth h.
Laura Sudduth, Davis. Corins IiugEira.
Alice Salmous Messrs. Fl. Ray. II. Hep