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one accord at the Daster german by capl-
tai Club tho affair being Q most bill

one accord at the Easter german by ca pl.
tai Club, the affair being q most bril-
liant inauguration Of the seasons gave.
4 ties. Mr., w. w, Richards led. with Miss IS
Nettle Dockery. Other dancers were: N lss
Frances Jones and G, B. CroWell, M
May Johnson and J. II. Andrews, NJ ISIS
Mabel Young and William Allen. MISS
Sophie Busbee and w, q, Brlggs hllss
Mary Johnson and q. s. Dockery, MISS
Helen Primrose and +, s. emerson,
Miss Blanche Blake and SILL Hinsdale,
Miss Susan johnson and w, H. King
Miss, Eliza Busbee and Mr. Brodie. 81
Henderson,; Miss Bello Hay and MI. -
*, stronaeh. Miss Louise Linton and W.,
N, Fl, Smith, Miss Hlnshaw and George
Graham. OF Durham; Miss Annie Stro-
mach and Mr., Howard Thomas. Dr. aHq
Mrs. j, D, Whitaker, Miss Jennie. Lee
md Harry Lee Major an g Mrs, = N.Y. y
Telfair, Mr.. and Mrs. j. y, Myer, M
and Mr., Henry M, Wilson, Mrs, Gilbert
Hay and Mrs IT, y, Hay, Colonel and
Mrs, j. II. Pogue,
stays: A.. b, Andrews, Walker Will
liams, Leigh Skinner. II, s. Fenner, =, -
Pogue, Jr
ASnotable event on Wednesday evening
was q reception by the Womans Faculty
Club of the Agricultural and Mechanlcal
College to the faculty and senior class
of the college, It was held In the new
Pulen building, and was al. elaborate ana
ENJOYABLE affair, The receiving party
consisted Of Mosdamas Winston, Butler
Terrell, Wilson and Skinner on the part
OF the faculty club and Mr. Q, M Card
ner for the senior class, Following tho
reception there was dancing until mid
night. y,
4 Last night the Nine O'Clock Cotillon
Club gave their Easter german MT.
Watkins Robards leading. It was g bril-
liant and largely attended affair, the
club being composed exclusively OF some
Tor the most prominent society people p. Of
1.-THE city, n v, Az 383 s,sS sss5 i
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SOCIETY
CAYETY REVlVES.
A. and M. College Dramatic
Club Gives "She Stops to
Conquer" atACademy
Especial to The Dispatch,

Htt-3 (SpeClal w lIle +IA'SNf @Df~'fSf1T''Y t.t
RALEIGH. N, c.. April 1s,-After l-ent
gayetics opened in Raleigh quite auHpl-
ciously Monday night with the presenta-
ton OF "she Stops to Conquer at tho
Academy of Music by the Agricultural
and Mechanical College Dramatic Club,
assisted by a5number Of the most pfomlT,
nent young society women Of the city.
Society folk were out en- nasse, and the
performance was highly complimented,
The club viii present the comedy IN snY-'
eral other towns Of the State during The
early spring, The cast Of characters was
as follows;
Miss Neville ...,.,,,.,,,,.,. MISS iflf'fose
Mrs lIardcastle ..,..,.,.,. MISS Ifaplef
Miss IIardcastle ...,,,,hllss stalnpack
Tony Lumpkln u.,uu,,..',,.,, NJ :, Rleks
MIR, Hardcastle ,.,.,.,',,,,r,,Nr a'lEu1lpF
Sir Charles Marlowe ,,,,,,',,,,, N.Y. SaLes
Young Marlowe ,,,,.,....,,.,s.Alr, " s,eN
Mr., Hastings ......,,,.,.,,,,,,Mr paraen
Stlngo OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. MI. i9p''ey
Roger .,,.,,..,,, {.,.,,.,,,.s.Mr VIZ, W !'1sloil
Dlgsory .,..,,',, ,,,,,.'"'.,'.', w. s.ssS..
Jeremy ..,..,.,,, ,.,,,.,AAr' Niatt w
Mugglns ,..,...,,.,,. Mr., Culpreth
On TUESDAY night society. WAS PVT W1th
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The most notable wedding announce,

The most notable wedding announcer
Ement OF the week was by Mr., 7, =. HAY
for the marriage OF his daughter, Miss
Mary seaton, to Mr.. William IB, Jonesi
the ceremony. to be at Christ Church,
Wednesday, evening, April egg 1T q
o'clock. This will be one OF the mcsF
fashionable weddings OF the season. Mlsa9
Hay is a decided social fayorlte, belnE
prominent in society In this and no!g hborT
Ing States, Mr.. Jones Is a rising YOUNG
lawyer Of the law firm Of Armisteatd
Jones s. Son, Is y,
This wedding will be followed on April
2Sth by another OF equal note, that Of:
Miss Kate benson daughter of the late
Captain c, y, benson, to Mr., r. 3,
TRanoy, proprietor OF the Yarborougll
Hotel, he being ono of Ralelghs wealth-
lest and most prominent business men,
Owing to recent family bereavement ths
wedding will be n very quiet affair. Miss
benson is a strikngly handsome young
woman and Is exceedingly popular In
social circles Tho city Of Raleigh Is In.
dehted to Mr. Raney for the splendid
Raney Library, which he erected and fur
nlshed at his own expense. tho cost being
about $4,000 and presented to the city.
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Wo11,lan's Club.

On Monday afternoon the last musi-
Gale Of the season will DO given at the
Woman's Club under the direction OF
Mrs. George w, Stevens. The programme
will be rendered by Miss Martina MosDy
snead soprano; Miss Mabel McBain,l
contralto, and Miss Edith Logwood
Hatcher, pianist. Y,
On Monday afternoon. May 4th. Mr..
Elliott Daingerlleld, of New York one
Of the most prominent Of American ar
lists, will talk to the club on Our own
Art and its Beginning Ss5i
MIR. %Daingerneld, who belongs to the
Virginia family of that name, is a proml-
ncnt member OF the we'll known art So
cietles and clubs Of this country. and
Instructor of the life. painting and com
position classes in the Philadelphia School
Of Design He received tho silver medal
at the Pan-Amcrican Exposition,Gan and won
tho Clarke prize at the National Acad-
emv of Design ss 7ta ffa3ilt4 y. 3t1 y Esaa5,g#0
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SSs Now that April slsys have ceased their
weeping and the smile OF the sunshine has
made the world BEAUTIFUL once more socie-
u. Is casting about for ways and means 81
diversion.
u The season Of Easter promises much in
!. the way OF gnyety and almost every res
manning day or this month records some
social happenings Of moro than ord-
nary Importance. Tuesday. April 2lst.. the
Mask and Wig Company will appear at
4 the Academy in '.Sir \ Robinson Crusoe."
q musical melange. ${. I5
satl Wednesday, tho 23nd, all the world Will
4 81 interestcd III the Maryland Table auc-l
n tion or Easter hats to take place at the
\ Temple. April 2Srd., '.rhe Dime Museum
y OF Missouri at the Masonic Teinple will
n set all the world q laughing. May 2lth.,
4 eli the world viii fall to skipping in the
dolly Ward en- Mnypole dance which
Mrs. Jennie McPhail WEIGH will give in
the Temple on that evening, for the
b Mississippi Table May 25th., Mrs. Chas.
Evelyn Smith for South Carolina will, by
4 bspe6al request, reproduce the barn
Il dance, recently given. On the 25th.. It
will be held In the lower hall OF the Tenn
Eple, Mr.. Polk Miller will be there and the
s488 on the evening OF the 27th., the Georgia}
{ Table at the Confederate Bazaar will re-
/ ceivo the shriners who will appear in full
Ssegalia and give their Arab drill. April
18TH. is set aside for t1le production Of a
play wv icl is Which q given undcr the
\ direction OF Mrs. q. G. Walker for tho
benefit Of the Kentucky Table. April 29th.,
will be notable indeed. for then the Dram
sltic Club Of the University Of Virginia Will
4 i've their Easter play "Charley's Aunt at
1 the Academy for the benefit Of the LOU
9laana Table, and Miss Morgan assisted by
Y Mr.. George Kelley as stage director, will
present a one-act comedy Of Paul Mer-
4 ritt's entitled "Chopsticks and jspikins' In
which societysis nightly pleased to take
part, April 3Oth., Mrs. Jennie Yeamnns
ana Professor Frank Cosby will appear at
the Masonic Temple In cleverly ontrived
SPlastiques on a behalf Of the Tennessee.
Table at the Bazaar. May day or May 1st..
will be signalized by q large and beautiful
germa in led by Mr.. 5Adolphus Blair d.
rooted by Mrs. Blair, and given with
many unusual and unique attractions In
the ball room OF the Temple for the Texas
Table at the Bazaar. F f5'43
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Ellie Carmichael, who has been recently
visiting Mrs, Thomas Christian Gordon
and Mrs, w. y. Robins In Richmond
AS the daughter Of the former rector
of st, Pauls. and because Of her many
attractive qualities, Miss Carmichael has
always been n favorlte here. Her friends
Will BIO Interested In noting that her
grandmother's death will preNAant her
marriage IN st. Paul's Church on juno
I'd. Instead, the wedding Will take place
MS quietly as possible In Cincinnati.
The Dramatic Club.
The great Academy attraction for the
last of April win bo the coming OF the
Dramatic Club of the University to give
their Easter play. "charley's aunt" at
the Academy April goth for the benefit Of
the Louisiana table at the Confederate
Bazaar,
The play win bo preceded by a one-act
comedy, presented under the direction Of
Miss Blanche Morgan, chairman OF Tho
North Carolina table, and Mr. George
Kelley. and played by the best local tnl-
ent, ~
North Carolina and Virginia have fire.
Guently been brought Into close COM
petition. This timeit Will he a stage con-
test. and both Will so In 70 win.
May-Day German,
The most | rillant german OF the Easter
season Viii be given at the Masonic TEN,
pie May LIST, beginning atf9P II, M. and
closing mt IL.
The play Will he under the tilreetion 81
Mr., and Mrs Adolphus Blair, and w'll pc
y Continued on Seventh Fage'} IA
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Annual Meeting.

The annual ss-meeting of tho Hugue-
not Society will be held In the Grace
Street Presbyterian Church, corner
OF Fourth and Grace Streets, this eve
ming at. s o'clock, DIR. Guthrie, former
ly Of the Second Presbyterian Church,
but now Of Baltimore. will be the speaker
Of the occasion. and Will receive a warm
welcome from his former Pensioners and
many friends here Encouraging reports
will be read and also n most interesting
letter from Mr.. Ligny, Of Lamothe-
Fcnelon. whose support has been under
taken By the Richmond Society
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Miss TutwlIer Improving.

The many friends Of Miss Amy G. Tut,
Iwller, formerly Of this city, but who has
been spending some time with her
brother, Mr.. 3. "A, Tutwilpr, Of New Orr
leans, will be glad to hear she is rapidly
recovering from an attack OF appendicI-
It's and expects to return here to hop
sister Mrs. Iyanhoe scla ters, about May,
18th,
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MISS MARY M'KENNA, of New Canton
VISITING Miss Hughes assisting the South Carolina Table Of
the Confederate Bazaar
the Confederate Bazaar.

last week in honor of the guests at the
Eixa Hunter wedding, in Baltimore, was
dinner given on Thursday aboard the
u. s. g. "Enger" by Captain Robert Nc
4Dowell Noses United States navy. The
guests were Miss ii Kate and Miss
Ruth I1xall, Misses Anne Hunter. Mar
glret Vim, Ellen Winn, and Mary Ran
dali, Of Richmond; Messrs. j. w. Yates,
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Rio Vista School,

Roll ffhonor of Rio Vista School Is as
follows, Edgar Vaughan, Howard Browns
Ing, Landon Browning, George cplton.
Stuart 4 Franklin, Hugh TURNKEY, Charles 4
Thompson, Bessie Browning, EstsN
Baughan, Hattie Wargen, n X III
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eggs. Mrs Langhorne Putney won tho
prize ana Mrs. Edward Quailes was con.
soled. Decorations were IN beautiful
Easter lilies and the individual ices served
after the game we're also In the form or
titles. THE club will meet next week with
Mrs Edmund l., Benson. #
Dinner Aboard Eager.
Among tho many entertainments given
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most attractive and talented voting ladies'
will play the leading roles.
Alabama.

The Richmond College Dramatic Club
will give matinee performance Of the
charming play Alabama at the 'Bijou
Theatre wednesday,. April 22d, for the
benefit of the Texas table at the bazaar
The unprecedented success which has
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Of tho Coast Survey; Eugene Hoffman,
Williams and Harris
The party was chaperoned by Mrs. Hens
rs II. Miller, of Washington, p. G., ana
during the evening trip was taken down
tho Patapsco River in the government
launch. Pig
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oardMceting.,3

The Board OF Lady Managers Of Ch M
borazo Hospital wilt hold a rumn,age sale 1
at No 1911 East Main Street the week
commencing April goth, Members OF the u
board and their friends can send pack Eclt'5
ayes for the sale to MISS r'ergusson. Twe cl
ty-third and Broad; Mrs. ". u. W ,e' y!
IL III NORTH Twenty.ninth, or DR.. RAJ
mon D. Garcin, NO. g618 East Broad, ana
Mrs. Mark w. Peyscr, No. 1903 Il y or I'll
Twelfth Street.
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toInne1lt,

heretofore attended the presentation Of
tho play guarantees a delightful enter
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Glass Halter. Mi. Richard WORKMAN.
Two.Headed NV oman, n Ma AS
Misses Spilman and MCCARTHY.
Snake Charnef n h. Miss w aller Jeffress.
Wild Girls, Misses Charlotte Yonge ana
Anhs Smith, N 81
Dwarfs. Messrs Henry Darlington and
Grey Moseley.F IN, III
Tattooed Woman /. n. Miss Mise Stokes.
Dog Faced Man. i q Mr.. Richard Morris
$4,000 .s..,.....M Mr.. Joel Perrin.
During the performance chewing gum,
cigarettes and peanuts will be sold by
sMeesrs Gessrler Harrison, Lightfoot
Brooke and Warner Robins. H
Tickots at fifteen cents can be had from
Mrs II, M. Blankenship, Mo- it North
Fourth Street from any Of tho partlci,,
pants Of the museum, or at the MISSOURI
table, Confederate Bazaar.
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sEastertWeddings.

"Blessed is the bride on whom the
Easter sun Shines The truth Of the
old adage will be tested this year for
tho Easter weddings are not few.
I Among the many on the calendar OF the
coming week Is that OF Miss Maud DALI
y man to Mr. Jacob Nlyer, which will be
celebrated Tuesday evening. April 2lst,
at 8 o clock In the parlors of the Jefter-
! son Club. 5
Anothe Tuesday wedding will be that
of Miss Annie Rachael klnsey to Mr.,
ID Edward Bass, the ceremony TO lake
place at $3.50 P. NJ. in EpWorth Metho-
B dist Church. tt5
Wednesday, of this week. will count
Il once more as the most popular wedding
d day out Of the seven.
a Miss Maud S. Conrad, the daughter OF
Mr.. Parker Conrad, and MI william
Perry will be married in Grace Npls-
tcopal Church, Wednesday at 6:5O :. NJ,
the Rev. DR.. Landon r, Mason offlc'at-
4 Ing. Z, .. |, I,
Miss Conrad will be attended by her
j maid OF honor, Miss Therese Bargamlni
and by eight bridesn,a ds-Misses Emily
4 Hutcheson. Grace Conrad, Of DanVil!ei
Anne Mason Lee, Dorothea Lee Mary9
Beasley, Of Petersburg; Champe wallace.
Il Susie Perry, of Staunton, and carry Lay.
u Mr.. Martin Perry, of stanton, VII pe
best man and the following VIII pc usll-
ers: Mr., Rudolph Bumgnrdner, OF S.aun-i
! Ton; Mr.. Pelham Blackboard. Mr.. J T.,
de Traville, Mr.. Baldwin Brown. OF
stanton; 4 Mr.. John s. Calvert ana MT.
Munford August. of Staunton.
Miss Augusta McVickar Talcott ana Or.
, Trueman Alfred Parker will be mar
Red wednesday evening at O'Clock III
An Saints Church, this city.
The wedding of Miss Maud RANKIN 20
Dr.. George Herman Lambert, OF Ashe-
X vile. N. c.. is another OF the Weanes-
day weddings in which great interest Is
fat on account of the prominent social
connections and engaging personality OF
the contracting parties.
Miss Lucy C. Do Il 1fearny and Mr..
Julian Hill will be married at the nome
of the BRIDES parents, General and MIS-
John Watts Kearny, OF Washington, y,
G, n" The Rev. Father McKiIn VIII pc the
y celebrant and large party OF society
people from Richmond Will be present
s. ~ 17pN US
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Harris--Sn,ith.

y Owing to recent bereavement IN the
family the wedding OF Miss Iaosnlie Ascho q,
Smith to Mr.. THOMAS Taylor Harris Will
DO quietly solennized ut the home Of
Mr.. and Mrs. William e.. GwatkiEn, NO.
noon April 2sth, at $40 o clock. ]. !.
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Whist Clubs.

At the meeting of the Milton Work
Whist Club at the Woman's Club last
Wednesday afternoon the score resulted
in a tic north and south between between
Mrs. Isaiah White, Miss Josephine Knox,
Mrs. G. w. P, Brock and Miss Maggie
Morson. Honors north and south went
to Mrs. Harrie Webster and Mrs Bland
Smith. For the rest Of the season the
game Will be called at p. NJ. each We'd
ppsdav t-a 7. 1saaHr VI t.,t.a.'s..
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a Pleasant Programme,

A delightful entertainment was given
by College View Mission Thursday eve
ring, 1t was q decided success. The pro-
gramme was presented to n large and
aypreciatiye audience Those taking part
and doing themselves great credit were
Mi. and Miss Diacont, Mrs, Lucy's Man
doln and Guitar Club, Master Willie
Ficke, Mr.. Henry Ham, Mrs, y, d. sulll-
van, Mr., Ott Mocller, Miss Carrie Hills
Miss Katie Williams. Miss Walker, Mr.
Guy j. Sullivan, Fulton Mandolin and
Guitar Club and Miss Lola Williams.
The>Dine Museum.
IT would seem that fertility of Invention
had been exhausted In providing the orig
inal and novel In the way of entertain-
Inent and amusement.
When the curtain goes up at the Dime
Museum next THURSDAY evening, April
98d, In the Masonic Temple, however,
something altogether new under tho
sun will be- disclosed and people VIII
begin to think that with all their seeing,
they have seen nothing to he compared
TO the Richmond freaks who will figure
In tho east Of characters. Those taking
part will be'
Snowman. ,..,,.... Colonel 10, Lane Stern,
Barker,... i. u. .@James Pollard.
Cash! or, !. \. \, Miss Nancy Cooke,
FREAKS. III N
Mrs. sandow.u Miss Ella Jackson
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The Stay-at- Home Whist Club met last
Tuesday night with Mrs. Bland Smith,
with nearly every member present. Admit
raj Webster and Mr., Thomas Moore pre-
sented the club with green emerald pins
In the design OF a four-leaf clover. to DO
Worn by the players making tho highest
scores. Mrs. William Page and Miss Jo-
sephne Knox are wearing the pins this
week. The next meeting will be with Miss
Lou Leigh, on West Franklin Street,
Mrs. Hardin Temple Burnley enter
tanned the Young Married Ladies' Card
Club Thursday afternoon at their Easter
reassembling, is@
The game was scored In rabbits and
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The regular monthly meeting Of the ,''l
Masonic Home Auxiliary will be held IN
tho Temple Tuesday afternoon At =
o'clock. 45s
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Colonial Danes Meet.

& The Colonial Danes held a board meet
Ing yesterday afternoon In the mono OF
Mrs. II. A. Claiborne on West Grace
Street. The meeting was for the purpose
Of hearing what was done at the recent
meeting of the Executive Committee Of
the National Society of Danes In Wash.
ingtcn and to make arrangements for the
''fleld day" at Y Yorktown the last OF
May. !. 3i45siJ55s
Mrs. Charles washington Coleman, Of
williamsburg, Is the chairman of the day,
so 1t goes without saying that the pro-
gramme will be the best that can DO
made.
News received last week from Ireland
brought the announcement Of the death
at her ancestral home near Dublin y OF
Mrs Graham. the grandmother Of Miss
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g The young ladies of st, Mary's Rene-.
dIctine Academy Will, Oh tho ath OF
April, at st. Marys Hall, present very
A attrantlve drama . entitled 'Rebecca's
Triumph under the direction OF Mrs.
Jennie Yeamans. the depression teacher
at tho academy. Some of Rlchmond's
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The Masks and Wigs.

[, ~
The Mask and Wig Club of the " y niYe el
slty Of Pennsylvania will make M .lt its Up
psarancc in Richmond 1t the Ac &C 81 "
Music next Tuesday evening. me play
for the evening which has scored a. g won
derfu success at Atlantic CITY phllaael-
phla ana washington, will be Sir f, Robin y.
son Crusoe,,,3 a musical melange N TWO w.
acts. tho flfteentf annual production elton o.
The club, splendidly staged, md owing
much Of its success to the genera e q, 1
cellonce Sof the dances and the n1us 81 "a
arrangement, twhlchsi is exceptionallyS.hi ne.
Some idea Of the 1no costunlllng may
be gathered from tn. Illustrations sh n . y
inr the automobile girl, the French lnaid,
the golf girl and the yachting girl, who
appear in the chorus. z.
The expectations Of Richmond society society
have been most agreeably excited, ana
they are looking forward to delightful
performance on April 21st. Tho Mask and
wig Company have been Induced to come sl,
to Richmond for the benefit OF the iVir-
glnia Hospital and tho Virginia table at
the bazaar. @ei assF t3.a E7.5
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ST. Johns Circle st Ieng's Daughters !,
will meet tomorrow afternoon at 9. cs &C.
mast Broad Street. A full meeting IS
requested. f5S
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Blunt-Brown.

Mr.. and Mrs. William A. Brown have
issued invitations for the marriage OF
their daughter, Miss Minnie Ruth Hro"1''
TO Mr.. John s. Blunt, ~
The marriage will take place In the
nome Of the brides parents, NO III
Mosby Street. at 7:ao A, NJ. April list.
Canyon City news. (Canyon City, Tex.) 1903-1908, 1903-04-24
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1h's Oincc can supply you Wltl
old papers at % cents per hundred.
Mr.. &. H. Williams. of Happy. was
In town trading yesterday.
q. II. Price is holding down the
chair In Frank Coulter's barber shop
during the latter's absence.
DIR. j. Ed Crawford spent several
days of this week in Sivertun. visit.
ing his father.
Frank Coulter, one OF our BARRIERS,
is I'm I'll Paso and thinks he will 10.
cate there~
The young men of Hereford have
recently organized social club.
Trying to keep pace with Canyon
City, of course.
Mr.. Lee Duvall, OF Running Water,
Is in town to meet his mother. She
has been ON an extended visit in Ellis
county.
John IIutson vicc-prrsilcnt OF the
Stockmcn's National bank Of this
place. is in town attending to some
business matters.
The furniture has been placed in
the club rooms of the Young Men
Social Club and the place presents
IN inviting appearance already.
We are Indebted to Jno. A. Wal
lace. one Of our cntrrprisin| land
men. for three subscribers including
himself. Come thou and do likewise
Miss Mary Burrows. OF Canyon
City, who has been visiting Miss
Norma Skinner, left yesterday morn
ing for visit ut Vernon.
Chronicle.
j. \. McCrory and family arrived
here last Thursday ni%hta week ago
from Parker county, and moved into
the house vacated by }. l.. Wansley
and owned by $. II. Heyscr
A genuine "hOusr- warming will he
the event of interest and pleasure OIL
fcrcd by the Young Mems Social
Club to some OF their friends. when
the sporting goods for athletic cXcr-
cIses have arrived and the rooms put
In II prcscntable appearance.
Quite a number of cltlzrns appear
ed before the school board Of cqual-
zation at the court house Tuesday,
presumably to show cause why their
property values should remain as
given by them to the assessor. Scv
cral arguments were INDUCED. but
ON the whole everything passed off
good humorctlly.
Rev. W. T.. Caperton and son.
Johnnie. Of WeatherfOrd. and j. {.
Caprrton and family. Of Haskell, are
among MS with II view OF locating.
Mrs. j. G. Capcrton Is II sister Of Mrs.
j. Il. Stephens. Rev. Capcrton
preached at the Methodist church
last Sunday morning and will preach
again next Sunday.
George +. kOnegay. OF Dalhart,
cditorof the Sun at that place, waS
here Tuesday looking over the sitnn-
ton. After looking over the columns
of the News. he said that it was APP
parent that one paper was about all
Canyon CITY would support just
now.
1t will he remembered by the read
rrs of the News that Mr.. Wommack,
Il friend of Rev Ballard. was made
mention of Hs n prospective citizen
who intended to locate here some
time this month, and contemplated
putting in "a new barber shop in the
building recently vacated by Price 4
Miller. We have been informed that
Mr.. Wommack will he here about the
1st of next month and the building is
now undergoing the necessary re-
modelling for II neat. comfortable
barber shop.