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The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-10-04
WASHINGTON. NO.

Doctor s1ov and wife % CampbelitoEu were
Warrington visitors Tuesday.
Mr.. John Isbsi vss N. guest Of S. Louis
friends this Ws-S.
Miss Kate Bradley returned from a pleasant
visit 10 Sedsiis frteEds.
Nr. and Ms o. W. Arcula1us Tsre the
guests o. relatives and friends in HllsbCro. Mo.
Miss Cora Musnch returned from a visit 20
SIR. ana Mrs Joe Rasf and family ar. tn.
Miss Elsie Mason listed in 81 Louis.
Mrs 2 q. Busch was the guest % relatives
Nls. Hsnristts I4ep9id entertained her young
Misses Ia Pets aSi Mary Purr., ar, N.
guests q relatives and friends in Lzbadie.
Mr.; and Mr.. a a. Tbs were the guests Of
Henry OTTO was IN. guest OF friends In Pa
Misses Della and Lula North v,r. the quests
Or washington fuenos and relatives
Nr. and Mrs , B'scSmsnn were the
Ms. Fred PTsdiinE. who has been the gees,
% washinEton friends for the last week. re-
Mss cara Hart. Who has ben the russt of
relatives here for several weeks. returned to
her home IN Clinton. No. WEDNESDAY
A. q Beinke = the guest Of relatives In 81
Misses ada and CornslIa Kahmaun and Fr-da
Puchta Departed Saturday for chicago 20 wit
ness the regTodpetion OF The great nre Q, Isl
home folks in CARLYLE. III
Mr.. and Mrs. = - StrutE have returned from
their visit through the Eastern States.
Mrs. Mar Schceic returned from a visit 20 81.
William Hulpert was the CUES, OF relatives
M, srd Mrs.. Arthur Miller Of 81. Louis we're
the EucstS q Mr. NuIier's parents. Mr. and
Mrs.. Frank Husfernaun.
Nr. and Mrs. William Godt % New Haven
we're tire guests o. friends and relatives here
Niss Freda MicnsI entertained her LADY friends
a. her home on East Fifth street "Wednesday
Fv.nInE tire occasion being her birthday.
A homs welding. 20 which only the imme-
diaf- friends and relatives % the courie were
invited. took riac~ - the home % M. and
SIR 9. u Riraes on Cedar H1t "wednesday
afternoon a. : O'Clock. when Miss Franklin
Emil Baeker vas the Eucst % friends IN
Mr. Frank ssu,rs IS The r1ss; OF Berger
Mr. NJ. Mcdonald IS the CUES, CT relatives
Ms. Elizabeth OIL % So. Louis Is the guest
% the family % ". e. Nordmann.
Mrs. g VanGsrrichten % s.. Louis II the
guest % the family OF Nr. and Mrs.. p BacEer.
O. n Nertsm q villa Ridge vas the ruest
Of Washington htenda-
n q Purves OF jefferson city was the Eues
Of relatives here
Henry LAngenherE returned this week frum
a visit 20 ST Louis fncnds-
Miss Ana Riegie. who has been the guest
Of relatives herr for some tine. returned 20
her home % 81 Louis this week.
Oswald Schmidt Of Klrkuood vas the EDeEt
% washinEton friends Sunday.
The Petsrsen's Musical Iusitute rave q very
interesting concert AZ the Turner Han Thurs
day night.
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sPRINGFIELD, mo-.

NiSs Mayeells Williams has returned to her
home In Alabama after a visit with her
neshsW. Judge Williams
Mrs Aya MilliEan entertained the Lone
Hand Club wednesday afternoon. Those pres
snt we're Ms Charles Brooks. Mrs. Arch Dig
KsnA. Mrs Ed Sanford. Mrs. Frank Curran.
Ms Gus Richardson. Mrs. Prank Fellows
Mrs. Lee ulimann. Mn McIaln Jones Mrs
his Cora HORNE. Miss Lznah DAILY. Miss Jen-
re ksaaey. Miss Blanche DAILY and Miss
NrL N z Ward and son. Nr. John ward.
have returned from Texas
Er. and MIS- walter CaSey's home was the
Ecele o. q pleasant function Monday evening.
given by the Christian Endearor society OF the
CuEberland Presbyterian Church About forty
SIs- cDerid who densrted this week for
Illinois. where they win make their future
Ut. and Mrz. A. c. Kilhnm entertained N.
jefferson Street Whist Club FRIDAY evening.
Those present we're Mr.. and Mrs Henry BEN
rs<t. Mr.. and Mrs. Richard oniS. Mr. and Nfrs.
". A. Irwin. Mr. and Mrs.. HAIRY Gariick. M.
au6 AfrE- J. = Eazen- Mr. and Mrs. Robert
walker. Dir. and Nh Seth RiflinEs. Nj. and
M. Gf1rEe Criier and Miss Winnie Lnsvfff
Mr.. Alien Early and 1r. Burgess snyder have
returned from 81 Louis
NfrrA. %. Nack. Hrs. Flats Dunlon and Nh
E=v A. Cooncr srrnt tie past week in Con-
way visiting their sisseT. Ms Norma 2 Macf.
Kiss Ninnin ISar.tt has returned from Cali
ass. +. Hesit; and dsuxhssr- Mr. W. ,.
etruar- are listing IN De- ErireE. IA
s1rE IcF sfz-seH Is entertaining Ms. Tor
ter ans Mn SdnEs-eTh e Chtcssn
Sre- Ntc17- reltranC and NJ la Llcaiter
c@4csIln arr Fisifs1s "a C4ve Snii1Es.
Era- u -. BlEcz5srfcr rnte-fssreI a. di1ch
Tg-zc-r -ftrTrsu His lce fFETit- -s- hicz-
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-10-04

t],rsined the alumni Of the Western College.
oxford. O.. on wednesday afternoon.
Gussie BEiErs q WarrnsburE nave returned
&C. their homes. uncE visiting Mr.. STANLEY
Snss sophie Haum g entertaining Miss TITLE
Mrs. Wiuism q Perry viii hav. friend,
for ards IN saturday In honor % Miss Abbis
Mr. Il r IlSsnsu is IN Kansas city this
week, bot De announces that mis- family Will
lema,n en- New York for another year before
NJ. William a Wilson departed To- ST.
! coming here On a yisii rom their han. IN zen.
dsrsln KY.
Miss B5iena saunders returned 90 Tuesday
from Columbia, So. where she rad been IN
t',tsino9 hy Miss CAN Poor
Af,-r spending a month Ia Monmouth. III.
Nrs wsiist cess y Heiion is visiting her
mother. Mr. Henry Cruup.
TUESDAY, where he had been the guest q Mr.
J. D.. n Hamilton-
Mrs. John sueklrr is entertaining NA Fisr-
Mrs 81 ngmas sn spend next week in
Ms. Nerno Edwards Is at Diamond, visiting
her parents ME. and Ms William Baynham.
Mrs, James 81 WsIis-s u JShnsis&n. Pa %
Cathsrina GahaudE Rose ant Ralph Erskine
Tuesday. Bishop Mann. formerly rector Of
Grace Church. cane from his see IN Dakota 20
fathers cousin. Sir. George bsvoL A rsesption
AZ The home OF General Devol followed the
Mrs. 81. Clair STREET. has returned from the
seashore and is a. home At the Baltimore.
Sir. and Nh Walter Lttiedeld. formerly Of
s. Louis. are In Kansas City establishing \
new home. For the present they are the Euests
OF their daughter. Mrs. sol Stodtard.
Miss Eula and Miss Mad Stokiey are ex-
pected home on Saturday from ST Louis. where
they have been members Of a house party at
Meramec Highlands
On Wednesday evening at the residence Of
Mrs EdwRrd Stevens. Allen. their daughter.
was married 20 Mr.. Heberd James
Mr- and Mrs John G. Stream viii 90 20 Cali
fornia in a fortnight
AR. and Ms. Prank Mutchier are sendinr out
eards for the marriage OF theiF daughter. btith,
10 Mr- Madison Reece Enesney. October "a
Mr. Prank Thaxter has returned from the
Miss Bell Hare Crayrraft is entertaining Miss
Gertrude Farrar % 81 Louis.
Doctor and Mrs. C. p Bellows are in Chi
csEo this week being entertained bT friends.
Mr. Clara Greeuman i entertaining Mr.. "
g Warren % NerEiiiiun. kaE.
Miss Esteilc kenGau had some sixty guests
with her or Thursday aftsrnoou- Cards az
fon1ed the entertainment. A night there was
a party Of twenty-five.
turned on "wednesday from the Eockiss-
der Woods0n Woods % St. Louis were marri-d
in this city on THURSDAY night a. the Central
Presbyterian Church. Miss Kate Lee HoIio-
way vas maid % honor Nr. George Robinson
cf St Louis wRs best iran. Among the cut-of-
town guests we're Mr.. and Mrs William n
Bamhsrt- NJ and Mrs. George Robinson. all
OF ST Louis.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-10-04

morning az the FIRST Presbyterian Church. the
Reverend :. z Henry officiating. The brides
maids we're the Misses R-tR Genoia. Lulu JET
gale was maid OF honor and Mr. William Hun.
brother % the groom. best man
Mortie Low % y Louis vas the guest OF
Mrs.. Msude Beard Of Paris Is visiting her
sister. Mrs. III Lowell
J.. :. Bowers ami wife are spending a week
a. West Baden Springs. Ind.
Mrs coles % -. Louis. who for several days
he's been the guest Of Mrs J. II. Bsbcock. de-
parted 10 visit friends in Macon before r.
turning 20 her home
Eu Tin. wife and son returned Wednesday
night from an extended trip TO the PACING
Cast
Mrs. Marshall OF Monroe City. who has been
visiting Miss Dora Fife. has returned 10 her
home.
Mrs. Fanny Rutherford returned THURSDAY
from BoOnvills. While there she attended the
district meeting % Woman's Clubs-
MIR. Frank Ray % Shslblna departed FOR ST
Louis Wednesday. after a visit With Mrs Viz
Einia McGruder.
J. II. Rob-rts. wife and little daughter of 81
Louis are the guests % Mrs J. Noel
Mrs :. 4 Hannah. Who has been NtainE
relatives IN Kentucky for several mJnths r.
TUNED Thursday and Etll 5end the autumn
months with her daughter, Mrs. n Il Kicker
con.
from an EXTENDED visit with friends IN LIN
Nf. CHARLES Hall departed Thursday 10
spend q week with 81. Louis friends
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-10-04
CARLISvILLE. ILL.

Ms Allie May Gun OF Tampa, Pa. Is Wis
itinE Ms. s. II. Corn
Mr.. and Ms. Den Alden Of Anna H.. are
visiting Judge and Mrs.. L. p. PEBBLES
Invitations have been issued TO the wedding
OF MIss Ruth Ross HemphiH and Mr.. Ernest
nbetson. both Of this city. TO take place AZ
ths Methodist Epi-ooI Church October IL
Ms Abbis PeErAm Of carrouton - Vslung
her siEter. MI - }. Lmpkin-
Miss Corneia Burton has sone 70 bSH A1N'
N. Carliayllie Nouian's Club held Its INST
meeting OF the CLUB year Thursday sHernoon-
had charge % the meeting t-- A.
Ma. James n. Meter mas been visiting IN
Ms 4. J. s,urE,s rae returned to Topeka
NJ. and Mrs h. P. Andersen are visiting In
Mrs a Z. BurEdorI Is visiting her parents.
Ne ana Mrs. Czsimer Andel. In Belleytis
m Reverend W.h- PARKER " Table tocNs
NAIL j. visiting B. +. Sissy;
M Hal Lawrence Of Bloomington Is visiting
her mother. Mr. Ella Lawrence.
Mrs. l. y Waters of salt Lake city Is Vist-
Misses Ida turnout and Elsah ANGEL enter
tafnea the Young Ladies Home and Foreign
MissouRry Socisty Ct the " Z Cnurcn S-tur-
in Mss Moore are visiting in Monmouth
Mrs J. N Barcus entertained the Domestic
science club Friday afternoon.
ar. and Mr. + q. Ducklcs nave returned
from a visit with tncir son IN Old MEXICO
M. John Armstrong hGs returned from a
visit "a colorado Springs
Mis- Zadie Glass of Mascn City IL visiting
M. N. J.. Anderson.
NJ. John g Anderson and daughter. Lucille.
have p-en visiting In 81 Louis
Nrs. w. H. AndeTson Of SprnEheld + visiting
Mr. ard Mr.. W. Z Y. Andersen
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Rock. Ney.. arrived Monday TO spend the win
Ter with hsg siaer. Me- John Ahrens ,,
Nth relatives sni friends m stlGuls
Louis to 6c the guest u Misses Edith and
NIss Nsttia Bsii % kansas city Is the guest
Mrs.. James Enslye Of Waukesha. Wis. MO
has bon we Ens.I Q, NJ wv"
MIS- Hazel Rurnsp has returned from =
Pssc. Tex, where she spent the summer VIZ"
Ms G-ac- Matthews Departed Tuesday for
h. EISsi oP her cousins. Mr.. and Mrs Y. N
Harris AZ she West End Hotel
Nr. and Mrs. clark Ritchte departed TUESDAY
Tor a visit 9ith relatives IN Kansas C1ty-
Mr.. Robert T~ittsworth. Eho has bern in 3
Louis visiting friends for the last month. re-
NJ Edward LsveImeyer and daughter. Miss
Grace. departed Tuesday for a visit with reia-
Miss Anna scaiy departed Wednesday for a
MD Mn.s S1ssIs psIby' Who has been visiting in
CHICAGO Tor the last month. returned home Mon
~ and Mr.. George PhsliaE Of Kansas CITY
are the quests Of Mr.. and Mrs. c J. PhaAng OF
Mrs. !. A. Davis. who has been the Eaest Of
hsr sisssr. Mrs Anna Bari Separsea La y a.
and Mrs Harding Hyatt, Prom q Louis the
party viii 70 70 Peoria. III. and thence 10 Ms
NJ II, D. Muir and Miss Pearl Baird are
the guests Of Mrs.. Russell Giener. In Kansas
Irs IDA Lister arrived wednesday from Kan
sag CITY ard Is the guest OF Mrs Ii II hlcSh
Ms J. II. Kelly is home from a WISH WIN
her Parents at Lees summit
Ms r D.. Wright departed MsdnssaaS 1f
81. Louis and from there she VIII 70 10 FNN
Worth. Tex. 70 visit with friends
~ And Ma Will Evans departed Tuesday
for 4 visit with friends in Kansas City.
Miss Bertha HlnEhsw has returued % heT
home IN Kansas City after a visit with frisnos
IN this city. She was accompanied home ~
Aer sister. Mrs. Emmett Gordon or JEFFERSON
The mtmbsrs OF the San Gene Club were en-
t.Ttained Monday Afternoon BY Mt ttAHA
me CELEBRATES from the several wonen's Stups
Of this city departed Tuesday fT beoavile 70
81 Women's clubs Among thcse who attend
ed the convention were Mr. ENsnS ~
S.ItoD cannon and Mrs.. W. IL Hall. repre-
s.1tfnE the Nautilus Club; Mrs h a Frett,
he Sofosi., and Mrs Saliie Potter Sneed. the
T1fo
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-10-04
PADUcAB. KY.

The Wedding Of Mrs EuEsnia ROBE q Rsa..
Grimm. both Of this city. took place Meoaay
At Cairo. Ill. the Reverend Doctor Ksoz
OF the Presbyterian Church AZ Cairo persorninr
the The bride a a daurhtrr q Mr.
G r. Robb- The groom - head eagfaeeF To-
the street railway company.
Glven Fowler entertained with a Nox ua-ty
a. the KentrcEy Monday night to witness ts
BRYAN snyder OF 81. Louis Ts1 oss.r rSssss
were; M. ana Mrs O. l. Grerory. Nj. ard
Mrs. 7. c. Leech. Mr. and Mr. COX Haa-
hands. Mt>ses Emma Red and Marta Tech
and MessTa- ;. A. Bowler and Charies ReeA
The marriage % Mss Laura sanfeFs and
sam HuEhes Mcknight h anncunced 60 6hs
place THURSDAY moming. oetcoer IL at -
o,eloek At The Broadway Msthotist ourgh.
1 ne ssysFena NsSes I'll ssreomsn3
Doctor and Mrs. W. X Sanders. Nn. No
kn.Eht belongs 70 one % u olaere fanniias
@ this city He - 4 aon % Nr. = ", Nc
knight and = enEaEed IN the wholamAa fTfe
bushes After the wedding TIE c0apia vii
me marriage 81 MS Kati. PfanA a.u-As~
q Nr. and Na Samuel Plumb. 10 M 80
Robert Moore Il announced 70 eafs 49,
"Wednesday Afternoon. octoSer II AZ So seR1rR
At the residence q the erde. The ce-rDc1Y
vii b rcrforrci BY the Reveal
Ptnkerton o. the First Christian 0urrh. -
couple VII leave Immediately After tAa -
mony for Chicag0 n WI resids here.
he uariarc % Mss Nate Hedrss of ids
e0 70 NJ. Carence WRIGHT. formerly of tfR
take riacc IN Octnbcr Il Ms Hcdrr9 -
the attractive laughter q. Mr. Al 49,
N.-HeoEct- Nr. Wright - Al exrrrn neasns
~ fr ~ Nmrrican FrrrcIs Ccr7auT-
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-10-04
AURPHYsBORo, ILL.

Mrs.. L spIr and son. Bernard. and daughter,
Pauline. OF 81 Louis are the guests ef Ms
spir's sister. Mrs. Julius Levy. on Spruce
street
spent SATURDAY In Murphyseoro. the guests Of
the latisrs uncle. ". Il Eesder .
visiting Mrs L r. shelley.
Miss Mar kuehie Is visiting relatives IN
Mss Kate shea went to Springfield wednss-
Ms. W. p. Imam vent to cairo Monday to
Mr.. and Mu. 81. Clair Butterrorth and
tended ne Buii.-Eorth-Hii wedding wednes-
x. JsnninEs and wife went to Cairo Tues
NJ Sss SIS Isaac Ldbe,ter. who hay. been
IN Aurphysooro visiting thclr ~. W. 80
sore An MesropoIs.
Thomas - Moran dspsTted Tuesday morn
inS IN Murphysboro with his daughter. Mrs.
~ o. = Mater and daughter OF Msuphi.
are visiting Mrs. Matters parents. Mr. and
ASn. Dan VII ara Mss Maud Armstrong
deparred FOR wsiner. ARK. Tuesday morning.
M mon. Mrs. FfazE wilson and son. Ten.
Ard Mr.. Ann Decker departed Tuescay for
M &irism Rhine spen, wednesday in
Me-. Hiram Wilson. W. IT.. shryoek. I'd
Michel and - WATER Rsn CSTeoetai~
RI O. Thonpson and wife and Andrew Me--
% the way 70 Their bones IN MzTioa from Dar-
ham England. where they have been Visiting
relatives fer the past two mo1thA- They were
acconnanled By Mr. and Mrs. Robert Lester.
Henry Bel and Robert Giiiispie OF Durham.
Uho VIII spend several months In this CON-
< W. zsrbeu and wife went to -. Louis
Tueadav afterucun 10 attend the w@ddtrs -
NJ. Zsrbon's half-brother. Hcnry Biinn-
Amcs Win Of Denver. Colo. Il in Murphya-
ne Msses Fay curtis and Miami. smith o,
Carhundale ATTENDED the BufterWcrfh-Hni
wetdlnr IN this city Wednesday afternoon
NuA =. II Martin vent TO 81 Louis ThurE-
day afternoon for a shoT visit
Mr- c. L Rollins arrived In Nurphysbcro
THURSDAY ererinEsfrum- Cckrado SprinzZ Coka.
aud~fs TIE ruegf OF her sister. Mra Chlrf-1
Clay. Sh- VIII also visit N Grand Tower VITA
her n-thrr- Mr.. 1fsry Rowe
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-10-04
COLUMBIA. NO.

Arr. Annie Stephens Smith gave a reception
Thursday ~afteruoon from ; 10 5 IL honor OF the
members OF the Mamaduke Chspter Of the u.
=. g. % vhch she is ere OF the vice pre-t-
dents. ME. Y. r. Price and Mrs. 2 w.
STEPHENS presided In the dining room. where a
lunch was served. MIS- Emily Blair. Miss Mar
Earet Trimble and Miss Evelyn Willis assisted
Mrs. smith.
Miss Gail Poor vas hostess Monday evening
20 about thirty AZ = siE-hand euchre party IN
n2nor OF mis- b9lena sa.RleIs - Kansas Cty.
MIS- Evelyn Willis wa me prSe-sn Egyptian
Ease-Nhieh BE presented 70 The g1est % honor.
a stein R~sfr-zhmenu were served Among
those present Eere the Mlsse- Saunders. Blair.
Hiils EtenlnE AaeIe F5sm Spiih Allen.
son. Timble, and Mmes- Rutherford Rydge.
SnvSi PsSrnE ErA1k Aeaiistsr
JohuSon. SvitIier. Houck and Bowling
cab st her hume on HIT street Friday OF this
NJ RQn,as n HoSAs$sy Es.u55ss to Dis
ing = few days With his father. Mr.. I. o.
Miss May Gray departed wednesday foy
kentucky, where she vii visit for a few days
before going % New YORK where Ehe Sfn at
Ms. G. W. Tdmbis had As hT guests for
= Coniedera5e reGnlSn, snssh nj heTs tnis
saunders o. Kansas city. and Mr.. and AHs
NJ and M "a n Grant q Ksnsa. CITY
were the guests q Mrs G1nts SISTER. Mrs.
l. Clnkscales, this Neek
Miss FIorvnce Gray rrturned Tuesday. after
spending several days n s.; Louis
Washington. stopped over a feu Gays this week
% visit his cousin. the Reverend Henry p
Horton
Ms Meyers and daughter. Miss Lillian. re-
turned tsis Eesk fron coloT1do sv1ngS where
they spent the Eumrucr-
Mrs ". = Lea and ltte soa OF Osceola.
40. are TIE guests Of The formers parents.
Colonel and Nu. J. - Dorsey
Mss Ivy Mcclure spent a few days IN Co
lsHlbia this Eesk. returning 70 her hone In
KirkEviilr Sundav-
Mis- Man Rob-@sf returned Monday. after
EpendfuE The su-mer abroad Mis- Robnetf
made the trip uith \ rarfy frcm Washington
Mis- Bessie Iaurdn Vas IN Mexico this Ecek.
Mr. HauT Eiauton. Who has ben TIE guest q
his sister. Nh n Sfenheus- dcpared Mon
dav for hfE hona IN san FnanCtHco. Cal
The Mss kmthrrinc and Emily Guitar re-
fu-nrf this ursF from 81 Lruis- -h~re 49,
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-10-04
KANSAS CITY.

Ms. Maud Derby has gone TO Colorado. to
Be absent about a month
Miss Martha Hi Is visiting Mn- ". r Hm
n Ellsworth. Eas.
Mr. and Ms. J. II. TODD are entertaining Nfr.
and Mrs. H c. saul q Dcu<lss, Ky.
Ns- 5. r. Feldman OF Little Rock, Ark.
has terminated her visit 10 her son. T L Dob
son
Miss Man O'Malley has returned frum New
Iork CITY. where she had been for six EeekE-
M and M7- John " hcCh>sney announce
the marriage of their dsuEhter. SebTa. On Sep
tembcr q. At Cent-ryiile. Tenn. TO Doctor
John Robert Cunningham Amer October Is
the couple Nh b AZ home IN LIS NcEss
Mrs Pred Gum returned On Monday from
M. ~. a pr. ssa W. I.ulu Elcsa N.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-10-04
HoBERLH, MO.

Mr. ]. =. Newiniams Of Mexico IS the Fssst
OF Doctor ID. ?. OFT and family.
Miss Dole Duncan. ShO has ben soendiur
the past two weeks with her sister. Mr. A &
Giadnry. departed "Wednesday 20 visit rsia-
lives IN M01tEonery cry before returning %
her home IN Lincoln Comfy.
Mis- Mary F1ddier 10 visiting fnends IN
DoetoT n. r. Boswell. who has been IN New
Mexico has returnrd-
Pstsr Hon q Roanoks. Vasnd Miss No-a
v77yard ~ this city we're married W~dn-sdar
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1903-02-07
WANT RULES CHANGED
Seventy Head Masters Of Schools
Petition for Gentler Style
of Play.

A petition signed by more than seventy
head masters Of schools, representing
many states, looking to the modification
of the present playing rules of football,
has been presented to the intercollegiate
football rules committee.
The petition is one phase Of the move
ment of the adjustment Of mass plays
and had its inception at a conference held
head masters association in Boston, in
pointed which drew up a circular letter
which, in part, is as follows:
1--WE wish to express in emphatic terms
our Judgment based on experience tina t
football as at present played Is too severe
and too dangerous and our belief that it is
possible, by modification Of the rules, to
develop style of football that will retain
the unique and characteristic advantages
of the present game without it's most
serious attendant evils. We present no
arguments on the subject as those are
already familiar to you. al
I'VE make a specific suggestion TO:
you are the most competent ones to de-
eide how the desired result can be Sc
cured. We simply present our testimony
and urge you in the interest Of college
and school athletes to take speedy action
for the elimination of the present objec-
tionable and dangerous features of foot
ball" '& - .t9r% -. .-... s..
The petition was signed by almost every
head master to whom it was sent, and the
signatures represent all the leading foot
ball schools of the east, as well as the
champion schools Of the west.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1903-02-07
ARRIVES TOO LATE.
Riheldaffer's Rink Cannot Enter the
Grand Challenge or Brunswick
Events at Winnipeg.
St. Paul Curriers' Keep Up Their
Winning Streak scotchmen
Are. Offended. "a

The second days play in the big bon
spiel at Winnipeg saw the number of
competitors in the grand challenge event,
the blue ribbon of the bonspiel, cut down
to thirty-tWo. Bob Dunbar and T. W.
.Griggs of st. Paul are both in. the race for
the premier honors: Dunbar,s crack com
plnatlon has so far: made a. clean sweep 81.
everything in sight and has yet to meet
its initial defeat. He had a hard propo-
sition last evening when stacked up
against Hopes famous Carberry rink but
although he lost seven out of the twelve
ends play. he was able to win his game
by margin of three. points, the final
score standing Il to s.. =
: Griggs won q signal victory, over Chal-{
mers Of Delorain, defeating that doughty
champion after a hard fight by the mar
row margin Of one shot. The game was
not prolific of scoring, the totals being
o. to: s. Both these Kinks are in the
American Abel petition, Willie Dunbar
Is still in. the Brunswick trophy. Dunbar
is very popular in Wirlnipeg and his, con-,
tlnued string Of victories evokes the en-
thusiasm Of his host Of admirers. His
rink is playing in great form, Deflel. Nc
Carthy and Reese rendering their skip
gilt-edged support. - -. : :,
Riheldaffer with his Minneapolis co1nbi-
nation has at last arrived in the city.@and
received an. enthusiastic greeting from
the reception committee and many others
who We're at the depot to welcome the
Minneapolis quartet The*millers are too
late to enter either the grand challenge or
Brunswick events. but are in the Ameri-
can Abel trophy and are drawn to play
Drummond Of ,Minnedosa. in gtleiry open.
ing game. Besides this. they are eligible
for the International and may play in the
Mcmillan cup. Ribeldaffer expressed. his
! sorrow at. not being able to take part in
all the events. but: is confident that he
will show up%well in the competitions for
which he is entered. The Duluth supe-
r1or and Drayton, ID. Kinks are meet
ing with Indifferent success and are
knocked out of both the grand challenge
and the Brunswick events =. - :
o-day; Scotland meets al; Corners and a
splendid match is expected. Mckenzie