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New-York tribune., 1903-01-25
AT THE LAKEWOOD HOTEL.

Lakewood, Jan. "a (SpecaD.-The entertainment
to be given in the theatre of the Lakewood Hotel
next Thursday evening by the Boys Club of Lake
wood, organization in which many of the
CIety people Of this resort interested promises
to be unique in many respects. The members Of
the club arranged the programme and made all
the arrangements for their show" without the
least help from the groWn-ups. The MANAGEMENT
of the Lakewood Hotel gave the use Of the hotels
pretty theatre 10 the youngsters and there has
been a large sale of tickets among the patrons or
the hotel.
The presence of Assistant District Attorney
Cans. OF New-fork In Lakewood this week caused
something Of commotion among the members OF
the millionaire colony here. The rumor was start
ed by somebody that Mr.. Cans had satchel full
OF subpoenas in the Garfield case and that he had
come here to serve them upon several of Lake
woods millionaires. There were q numher ~ In
quiries regarding Mr.. Ganss movements at the
Lakewood Hotel, where he is staying but he
quieted the excitement by announcing that he had
come to Lakewood Hotel recuperata from The
effects of an attack Of malariai fever ~
The coacn Lakewood made trip from the Lake
Eoland of New-York was the whin and those
who were on the box with him ineluded Mr. and
Luela Thompson OF New York: Edward 3 Sae,,in
OF Buffalo. and Mr.. and Mrs Thomas Warde5 ~
Toronto Tie run made IN sixty-two minutes
The party returned 10 the Lakewood Hotel In
The Princeton College Dramatic Club will give
entertainment in the theatre OF the Lakewood
Hotel on Friday evening. February 20
Late arrivals at the Lakewood Hotel include tho
following: From New -York-Captan and Mrs Du-
Pont Coudert. Mrs Elbridge Gerry Snow, Mr. and
Mrs. Mrs F Robert bert. N ~ mTh3SgPe Howsrd s Cans Dr.
and Mrs Frederic b. Taintor D G. BoIsseysn NJ
Miss NJ. Gray. A. P. ciapp. Fl. j. Beail Charlei
New-York tribune., 1903-01-25

BIG SOCIAL GATHERING.
At W4LDORF4STORI4.
For Catholic Summer SchOot-Nuch
Progressiue Euchre.

'On the evening OF February the Waldorf
Astoria viii be called upon to accommodate the
largest social gathering OF this or any previous
season. So prophesies the Rev. DR.. LaVeIe' %
St Patricks Cathedral; and Father LaNehe
should know. for he is the president of one OF
the movements OF the tine-the Catholic sum
ner School Of America. The occasion he refers
10 viii be the annual social reunion of this
school The programme for the evening will
consist Of concert. euchre and reception
Some idea of the magnitude OF the gathering
may be gained from the fact that for those who
wish to join in progressive euchre on that even
ing there viii be provision made for 1'S2 play
ers. The tables for this feature will occupy the
ballroom Astor Gallery and Myrtle Room.
DR.. Lavele has a hustling committee looking
after the management of this affair. George
J. Gillespie is chairman, Edward c Sheehy first
yice-chairman. Henry a. McAleenan second vice
chairman and Gerald J. Barry secretary and
treasurer Henry J. Heidenis is the general
manager Of the euchre. he viii be assisted hy
1hirty-five women captains. Mr.. Gillespie says
shat his committee has already disposed OF over
two thousand tickets at 50 each, and Is dis
posing Of them at the rate Of five hundred
week The purpose Of this fund is to pay the
lecturers in the summer and to meet the eX-
penses Of the winter course OF lectures given at
the Catholic Club.
The growth Of this summer school has been
remarkable. Ten years ago the movement was
suggested. The first sessions were held at New
London. Conn. six years ago the school was
moved TO the beautiful grounds adjoining. the
Hotel Champlain three miles south of Platts-
burg These grounds have the area of Central
Park and already contain 100000 worth Of
buildings. with everything that makes for in
-oJlectlal and physical pleasure.
The movement has brought the people OK
Montreal. Philadelphia, Boston. Buffalo Pitts
burg and New-York together. The Rev. d. j.
AlcMahon said the other day Of IL:
This school whose original purpose was an
educational one. has become in addition great |
social movement. It has broken down the olo
rsIish lines. outside Of which our people rarely
made acquaintances, and is bringing together
people Of the New-England and the Middle
States as well as Canada 1t is truly peoples
institute II is managed by officers and trus-
tees none Of whom get salaries. but who are
themselves students at the school. Its success
SO far = a hint Of what II is destined 20 be-a
powerful educational institution for the uDlift-
ing of the people. It is Incorporated by the
Board Of Regents Of the University OF the state
New-York tribune., 1903-01-25

Jackson J; H; Parkes, Louis ottman II La MEAL Ba
John G. Jnderhill w. f. Burnet. Miss Bqrnet
Miss Brooks MI and Mrs Daniel P tGafSreR aays X F. +
Y Well Mrs ]. Well, Mrs. w. w See; MISS NJ
Duncan. Mr.. and Mrs. F. W Pope q th2nlas 42aerpe
Mr.. and Mrs Nathan straus, W. L Mayer, M aI ana
Mrs G. c. Warner, Mr. and Mrs George - nItss
Florence Stern and Miss Mildred Stern ATea Fs
Fleischman J. w. Helm. Mrs. T. BeckWltn MI
B. Knox, Joseph L. Mooney, B. kuPfer, MT; f anu
Mrs Goldsone Richard Knox jr, Richard ttten W.
weiser Miss Eliza beth Eager, Simon Hess M; .
Elbridge Smith Ely Mr.. and Mrs F. Il. " 9teI at
Mr. and Mrs John s. Little. John s. Little. 1r.
Mr.. and Mrs. l. M Mainster. Mr. and MRS, fS4Dei Snt
Reis Mr. and Mrs J. Wishon Howard Fech
sweetser Mrs n: Wheatcroft; Clarence M GngTn Mr
and Mrs p T. Maddox, Miss D. Levy, MISS M
Levy. Frank w. Eckes, Mark G0odstSne, ,,S Joisn
Davis Goodwin Mr. and Mrs. Julius Straus D
Corham and Robert r. Eddy.
New-York tribune., 1903-01-25

ing. when Mr. and Mrs. George Jay Gould enter
tanned friends, have been Incidents OF the week.
The arrivals of the week include the following:
Newly ork-At the Laurel-in-the-PineS: Mr.. and
Mrs. D. 3. Duncan, Miss Duncan, David Duncan,
Bradford Merrill, Mr.. and Mrs. Henry L. Smith,
Mrs. A. T. Bowen, Mr.. and Mrs. Berkley r. Mer-
win Miss Augusta Bliss Stephen H. Tying, il.
II. W. Rising. DR.. Robert S. Adams, Mr.. and Mrs.
Oliver c. Macy. General Thomas l. Watson. Mr..
and Mrs. A W. Little, James Creelman, Mr.. and
Mrs. w. r. Peters, Miss Alice Peters, Mr.. and
Mrs. W. A. Whitcomb, Mrs. W. c. Farmer. MIR.
and Mrs. John T. Young, Mrs. NJ. J. De Leon,
Mr. and Mrs. John g. o Keeffe, Mr.. and Mrs. w.
J; Pattison, c. N; Burt; Mr. and Mrs, j. NJ.
George L. McAlpin. Mrs, W. ". Benjamin. Mrs.
Mr. and Mrs. James Drew, Mr.. and Mrs F. G,
Snow. jr.: James c. Parrish, Mr. and Mrs. l. NJ.
Jenkins Mrs. John w. Goding, Mrs. Albert s.
Roe Miss Roe and Frank Roe.
At the Laurel House: Mrs B. F. Butler, ST.
Mrs. Howard Butler, William A. Richardson, Mrs.
E. j. Laidlaw. John Goodwin. Mr. and Mrs. Hubert
Nos. Mrs. George l.. Pease. Mrs. Allan Macnaugh-
ton, Miss c. n. Duyckink, Miss Harriet Bryce,
Miss a. L. Plumer. Mr.. and Mrs John l. Drum
mond. Mr.. and Mrs. John U. Brookman, Mrs. f. r.
Durkee. Mrs. Gustav H. Schwab, Miss Schwab,
Mrs. Schuyler Quackenbush, Miss Quackenbush,
Mrs. II. T browne, Miss browne Mr. and Mrs. H.
T. Alley, Mr. and Mrs. f x Trowbridge, Mr.. and
Mrs. @. B. Johnson, DR.. and Mrs. Emory Lyon. II.
c. Bolton. A W. Klein s. Keith Evans Mrs c.
H. Brooks, Miss Brooks. Mr.. and Mrs. John
Reichert, DR.. j. NJ. Creamer, Robert L. Lee. Mr..
and Mrs. Reece Carpenter Mr.. and Mrs. Frederick,
White. jr.: S. Baird Laidlaw and Robert S. Gan
New-York tribune., 1903-01-25

come to be known great winter resort
Within easy reach OF Charleston and the most
attractive routes Of travel this season Of the
year Il has become the Of many visitors.
To these the Pine Forest Inn offers a modern
building replete with the latest Improvements and
with historic surroundings Of impressive interest
The inn has recently been enlarged and has 11S
sleeping and between fifty and sixty bath
rooms All furnished and equipped in the most
complete manner and attractive and enjoyable
Sumrnervile offers especial inducements to lovers
OF sport with the gun, deer, wild turkeys part
ridges. ducks, foxes and other game abound. The
facilities for golfng and other outdoor recreatons
are ample, while the rides and drives beautiful
IN scenery and surroundings and the roads are
finely made.
New-York tribune., 1903-01-25
THE soUTBERN's PALM LIMITED.

The first requisite fo- The enjoyment OF winter
tourists IS CON Portable OF travelling in order
- ,eac, .,e desired point. This requisite Is fully
met by The southe-uE Pain Limited. in which
are combined sl the luxurious comforts OF modern
railroad travel. New features have been added TO
this train which is operated from this city 10
1or5sa oyer the Pennsylvania Railroad. the South
err, Railway end the Florida East Coast Railway,
which add murh TO the pleasure OF ths trip. This
New-York tribune., 1903-01-25
european aOpcrtlscmcnts

EUROPEANS AND TRAVELLERS will
find the London Office Of The Tribune, 149
Fleet Street, : eonvaniens place to leave their
advertisements and subscription. for The
Tribune.
New-York tribune., 1903-01-25
Al suMMERVILLE, s. c.

In the pine regions OF South Carolina Is found
one Of the heelthful resorts Of the latitudes
70 which seekers for rest and invgoration are drawn
2, Increasing numbers eacn year. In the heart of
this delightful region is Summervllle, which has
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BLlV IKE NARREI

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fqldkomne stene, rsGeuleret os %S.49
og Express ON .ostninger. Frit unders8gt for Beta
ling, Eara1ltere.t 20 rs -Aar,, sg Herre-
oller Dame Lorgnetklide. Hvis $40 sendes med Or
dren, faces en- smuk ling frit og Uhret sendes %resistre-
ret med Posten. Et 1hr frit, hvis De kj6ber eller salger
SEEKS. Skriv HERE elier Dameuhre.
Atlas Jewelry Co., 40 Metropolitan Block, CHICAGO.
Wort Katalog med GOD forskjeliee Uhre, Juveler,
symaskiner, Bicyiler, ETC., sendes for4c i Frimarker.
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-02-08
MACON. MO.

,td Lloyd Mckee was Bevisr visitor the first of
win Irw.n and, Wallace Smith are spending the
and M NH assS ssa IN .o # M1 he, h.
Inssss Miss Mary dsarted Monday for an
Mas Alma nsa walker N sse., Several day. tn. s
of the week the guest Of friends in St Louis
3 visit I'll a g. sas Mossas
M. Miss Clara JurEenson departed Monday for .
tTe sssh and ys rl In g. L and
from Japan. who have been Wis ting friends here
FOR several days departed Monday for Shelby
Mr. Ms an and Mr.. ,,N. L Martin and SON L,ndley
Mrs A B; Miller returned Friday night from
N R Compton and wife and d A Mr. and Mrs. AS ".
r. C'snpton returned Monday from weeks
Miss Lou Anderson o.. Harrisonvills. No.. Is
the rss guest 9f hsr s sister ter Ms Jee Jassr
with relatives In Breckenridge.
ST. IS Gsos ne oS reasas Is sPsnanr the week in
Mrs Lena Terrell and Miss Hattie Stone spen,
Of Miss Gussis Terrell who Is attending school
Mrs Charles Farrer spent Saturday and Sum-
Miss Hailie Patton departed for St. Louis
Wednesday morning. where she expects to take
Wright Robinson. who is attending tho Mis-
first Of the week with his father. T. W. Rob-
Miss Nellie Farrar. a debutante of this season.
entertained ne number of her friends at an In
M.ary siaS Monday 'nf hight The
sSs e SfTf
Matthews. Jessie Msfrey. Belle Craig. Mary Ca
Edsss so. zsms siis Ma
ry RuSsy y., and Ada Engllsh ,h., - .,,. .
sp n HAN ey gay
evening. About thirty five couples were present.
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-02-08
MEXICO, MO.

Mrs. George SAKE and son Of Mount Carmel
have returned from visit In Hannibal.
Mr. and Mrs Homer % ADAM sna saf aspaafed for Gin
=, l. P. Crigier was here from St Louis during
L. D. Graham was in Lafayette County this
F R. Jesse was in St. Louis Wednesday and
Major and Mrs. Lewis Hord departed for
Daphne Ala. where they will spend the re
mainder OF the winter.
Paul's Episcopal Church. was in clarksvills dur
1,. aaEoeE r. has n's returned from sew
the Christian Church met at tbs Christian
The woman's Home Mission Society OF the M.
Tssagrsday afternoon and elected saissI. sI n
can Hall tuesday evening at dancing. compl-
meptary to Miss sanderson Of joplin:
Mrs. John Gingrich in Fulton during the week. ~
Miss Fayette Games of Sedalia, who has been
the guest Of friends in this city; departed for
Lister. ' "Aef' sA' '''1 Forest
The members Of the Endeavor Society Of the
AnSa HUGHES sa.nnt the
,,s Miss ssaNs Mary Long s newly elected member of
Sadie Leaseil In Fulton. on Wv ~ "''A A'A
The Wednesday Club will study italian history
Mrs Carrie Middleton and son wlnans, are
nome from visit in St. Louis
Mrs J. 7. Brown Of Anadarko. L T., departed
a asr N. Tss In a. Clinton after M speadipS @ Nc some tine
Harper. W.
Miss Eusen,a Crockett was the guest Of Fulton
siksston. No Il O. Rode' is home nom visit IN
tertain the mer2bers of the Shakespeare, Twenti-
eta Century and Wednesday clubs at Russian
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-02-08
COLUMBIA, MO.

club WEDNESDAY % afsernoon BESIDES the ' meSers nSe
present. The prizes we're, won: First by Miss :.
and the pss 0y to M poe
tor pda;ol H; Bags rro,,,n,, =, pr,rc..,, ,r,,-
verS ii she @
night on the subjeo. Roman Triumphai
M and Mrs Sam Hunt departed Tuesday for
Tbonss Tbbn TO Grn 2f MeS.se hss moved with hi. f.m,
oslaons Mas mabe Gty syander. after visit to her grand
Rs%. R ln M New Sa1t Il Ssysh Ssy mas returned he.
o1s Hih R Mans.y sssanz Ss .oam
dseoIsiea N s5s society eoio.s. Among 10
Kkas. Miss Lulu See q eJen.rson City Mis-;
and ID Ts ss; ,v Of Ia R Miss
a9as Ss s ss Kansas sa e , Of .ns H. L
M,ss XsuEsn ksr. Of r.,nv tDa,sye ky
MTs. 5. + Ai.1anssr Of St Ioui. /. visiting
Mr. and Mzs W. ": EiidsnE Il i, tsiiii, entertaining
Mis-. ts yasa sr. % Of .0q I. Plat. /. colums,.
visitor this week.
tuned TUNED to her home after a visit to Christian
asanE rasssy Mzss sSsns their
w have 1d s1 flo y to Ms. T.
as' sssss ss fissz sfs G
s.1 81 4 asas z :as M ssas4 j;
Ghisaso fs1s1 Those preseS, were; ~ Mrs Mac
Ss S!hass Ms: Dawes q Nev SoTi Si.y. Ms. E
Hockaday. Ms. q. B. Rollins. Mrs George
Trimble Mrs Doctor Tichpor Of Chicago, Mrs.
Mrs Bird .Mrs. Charles Matthew's, Mrs, Bran.
ham. Mrs. lawson. Mrs. Waters. Mrs. Switzler.
Moore and Misses sanders. Biair. Hudson. Con. on:
Miss sus sssns Is sat.Ttsinins Ms, Dippier Issi
Ms, r N Graham, who has been tn. eues.
Of Of Columbia fSisnds has returned to her home
MIRA. @: O.. CraiEhead is visiting in Fulton.
after visit to his mother and family.
Ma cSa1s. saans n Esifins s. Isuis nsF daughter
pE6s a IL Esss5s actei Il honor Of Il. .isssf
Miss Fannie Douglass Is visiting Mra W. A.
Homer in ST Louis.
Ms a n honor s tss
cues. Of Miss Ed Ethei % H1dson and MISE Ma0 Martins ths
aunt Mrs d W Mitchei Twelve I've t young Il ladies' les
was decorated with caTnations and ferns
from visit to Kansas City
Miss Ethel Hudson entertained Tuesday even
Ms 6aRss g. 81 New ss Yo[ Of Ss
prize at six-hand euchre.
friends anu
Professor and Mira w. S. Williams have re-
Misses Mary Frees and Ellen Head OF Of Roche. Roche.
Miss Emily Blair of Chicago is visiting her
Granopareuts. MI. and Mrs. r. B. Price.
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-02-08
ST. CHARLES, MO.

DAY and y. DAY vas esissEseS Sy ta%iIy MSR
sass ansh.s4 s. dss sss fods fsSavis
sdn s1nia M,a MsTn and Ts. TIllsm TfhS of Eergu
The Christian MN Endeavor IS soeiety 9, tn. Jetsr-
:on street Presnytsrian Church gave railroad
in honor Of the thirteenth snnverssry 'nGe 81 Ser
ois ura 1s %s
&C., Marie aiS1Isr Lsona Billing. Lydia s:Ots
Charles Hoitkamp. pastor Of the German Meth.
ton in honor Of his seyenty.rst Y brthSSy MIs
Holtkamp was assisted in entertaining by her
Nils. Miss Anna Poll Of ST. Louis was visiting
friends lends here Sunday.
she 10 teaching school this winter at webster
s!.s. Ell HS ses ses e. s: CIT, visited
Miss Grace John of Taylorviiie. ill.,. has re-
S.nI SSufnea nome after visit to Mra Albert Moeh-
,,sa Miss jane Green Of st. Louis is guest Of the
Mrs. P. P. Manion and son Junior. ar. visit
ins i11 nsr sister. Mrs. George B. Walker at Cairo.
., Miss Florida Payne has returned to her homo
n portage de Sioux. after a visit to her cousin,
Is. Fred cSaaneey e. wehtsvsy snls fsy ha. been
fas T,sit,nE ner daughter. Mrs. A. W. Heck. here
Miss Carrie Cuechau has returned to St. Louis
thiee nter spending two weeks with her parents In
The The Reverend J. weywara and Wits Of Seattle
,' wash; arrived here on Thursday Of last week to
Miss ASena Koestep entsrsained ada frands Fri
cay sssniag N honor # her guest Miss Nellie
Miss Matte Rood Is at Fulton, Mo-. where she
Tiil spend a few weeks with the family Of the
Ms: John Kue6eek has returned to her hom.
In Winfield. No.. after visit to Mrs. HATFIELD.
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-02-08
KIRKsvILLE, MO.

Mrs. Eugene Lacy has returned. to her home
in Ma ML.awTsneos1Tg, rene burg Ind. A..
D; NJ & Xinsonhaier % in Omaha.
at the hons Of 5. r. MiIlan. The presramns
"a sa & ssae see
Siio, Nj Coon; reading & from James W. w Riley M
Mrs ]. A. Goodwin entertained at the House.
nold economies branch OF the So1ourners Ciuo.
Mrs Arthur aiidre.h is the rues. Of her hu.-
Barnhear, Of brashear s'ss we're ma married Wednesday
3 Ne6er officiatins s"' Misses e Edna woods and nd
Minnie The e .Rs Club
Saturday was As follows: "Adm!nissration Of
a5a q Texas ssd It's
@ the Alamo and San
sTaph.' Admission Il Iowa and Florida" Mrs
( sacred Concert h viii Be- gwen = the GamDer-
N ana Of Mn ns Pstss sosss
Mabel MeHenry 1ya0 The h Guests we're: Misses Is.
ssss kz Hos
Ter,, T,, Elsie Kirk. Eunce Link: Jennie Finch; Lpa
SEssss 'fss1s sssi 4s;sa ef5.
Bert Davis E. J. Weatherby. Robert l. Minton,
NJ D. Boucher. Carl Schmidt, Britton Dobson,
Audrey Rsdon. Bert Dunnington and ]. c. Allen
Games were played and two prizes awarded
Miss Ermine Owen teacher of elocution and
physical culture In the Normal School, Is In St
Louis the guest OF her sister. Mrs. L. 8. Mitch.
ell, No. 1897 Bell avenue.
The ladies' Of the Trinity Episcopal Church
gave q novelty social Friday night at the home
Ola Jones. Nell Ross. Frances Tinkham Emma
Rombausr. Eva Nelson; Leona s;a % Brown. Beulah
Johnson. Crowley Alien. Knox. Ament, Shep-
herd. Montague, Wilcox, Mesdames Charles NIL
Ter. Robert Clark and Knapp.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. NJ Pickler entertained the
Married Peoples Whist Club last week. Those
present were: Messrs. and Mines Harry Loney,
e; ". Adams. J. A. Cooley; Frank Traverse.
Burlington. Ia. won the prize. nd-painted
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-02-08

home In Columbia, after visit to Hannibal
friends.
Miss Rose Drescher returned Wednesday from
Miss Sadie Pitts OF Paris. Mo-, is visiting Mrs.
J. C. Chiffon.
Mrs. Howard Richmond has returned to her
home in Rensselaer,.
Mrs. +. H Slocum and daughter of Norris
Vile, Va, are guests of Mr.. and Mrs. c. J.
Lewis.
Mr. and Mrs. George W. Covert OF Quincy were
guests OF Mrs. Covert's parents. Mr.. and Mrs
s. f. Worrell.
Mrs. P. c.. Brown of Burlington is the guest
Of relatives in the city.
Misses Lille Walter, and Elamonda Swift Of
Chicago are visiting relatives in the city.
guest OF Mrs. c. o. Mayes.
Miss Frances Graves of Paris. No. is the
guest of friends in the city.
The Paladins gave the last Of their series OF
dances at the Sahinnah Cub Friday evening.
The outof-town guests we're: Misses sallte Mich
OILS, Mary Metcalf, Margaret Drescher. Palmyra;
Emma Watson, New London: Helen Edgar. st.
Joseph; Mary Malcom. Washington. Pa: Sadie
Pitts. Paris, Mo; Lincoln. Quincy: Messrs. d. H.
Browder. New orleans: Frank Smith, Chicago:
G. E Capp. Quincy: W. R. Hardin. Louisiana.
Miss Helen Edgar of st. Joseph. who was
the guest Of Mrs. E. H. Bonnas. returned home
Mr.. and Mrs. J. p Finan. who have been the
guests OF Mrs. James Duffy returned to their
home in West Superior Wis.
Miss Ruth McAtee of Hunnewell is the guest
Of Miss Lulu Willett.
Mrs. Clarence Simonson is visiting IN Kansas
City.
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-02-08
LOUISIANA, MO.

Miss Miss Mary Minor OF Mexico is the guest Of
Mrs: Mary Reed is visiting friends in St. Louis
mis- Miss 90 Jane ens, Lindsey of Bowling Green is ths
Miss Katie Betwars is visiting friends in St
M and Mrs. W. W. Wolfe arc visiting their
daasste5 mfas pe1I. A. 9Rsinsy RnssSy,,, =, .
= h0 fas Baay fa@' & 1ou,. 4. visiting her
fsas sashsr h 81 Eas asd i. fsR Rs
Of her Ggss,heF gsa John Minahan
John T: Rule and MISS Mae Bulkhead are vis-
Miss Nora Allison Of kansas City. Kas.. is the
sns of kansa. city is the
guest Ssa'ood, Of her +, sister Ms; c: PuTem -.
and Fred Naxera are home from visit to
cihiEsry Gsnfsa paaelas who wa, the CUES. o, her
brother s,s,, J B. Riddei has returned to her home
Misses Psachy Ransome and Pauline knight
Mrs J. p Srayer Of Minneapolis visited friends
faS Mrs .n 4 Sseh Walker ha. returned from vlsi.
No., Ms, !. Wat Caldwell of E.soerry visited her
daaEhteF mas oaa Miss cdn Katie this s,, Teek
vied MT .ss MRS & SHAW has returned ne
visited rss.Ses mere 1ss Week. o.
Miss Magsie Munree Of Bowling Green visited
m Ms .s Mamie Murray q Tezas Visited relatives
Miss Edna Foster of Palmyra visited her aunt,
Mrs. A; C.. CAUSE, this week.
Mr. Naomi Griffith. son of Mf. and Mrs. Walter
Griffith OF this city. and Miss Clara Shuman OF
Roodhouse. Ill, were married at O'Clock Sun
day morning by the Reverend Babb OF Roodhouse.
They will make their home here
A. e. Senteney of St. Louis visited relatives
Glenn Young visited relatives in St. Louis sev-
The Euchre Club was entertained by Mrs. A.
z. CAUSE Friday evening The prizes were won
BY Mrs. l.. E. Pratt, Doctor L. A. Young and
MI; Leroy Pratt. Refreshments were served.
Mrs. e. X. Williamson of Chain Of Rocks Wis
ited E. E. Campbell and family.
ThomaS A. Liddaka, Jr., and Miss Goldio F.
Davis were married Saturday.
Mr.. Henry c. Angle has returned from an ex-
tended pleasure trip In the South.
The second and third sections Of the Eastern
Sta Star @ entertained their msmbers and friends at
Judge EMgene Stark and wife entertained Fri.
day evening in homer Of their nieces Misses
Mamie and Anna Stark
The Bachelor Maids Club was entertained Fri
cay evening by Miss Lillian Todd
Mn and Mrs. Ras Pearson visited reatives at
Bowling Green this week.
MI. and Mrs F. G. Stichter left Tuesday for
Cleburne, Tex, where they will visit their SON
Ralph Stichter and family
Judge W. A. Lancaster and F. n. Carpenter of
Minneapolis visited here this week.
MI. and Mrs. 7. NJ Rose OF Elsberry visited
Judge Lloyd Reeds of 81. Louis visited rela-
MI Ernest Duncan ana Miss Rosa Lee Norvel,
were married Sunday at the home Of the brides