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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-10-16
FEES FOR SHERiFFS.
Garfield County Officials Appeal From
an Opinion.

Guthrie. o. T.. Oct l5.-Garfield county
officials have appealed TO Attorney Gel
eral Roberts for an opinion relating To
the collection of fees by sheriffs who have
been unsuccessful in serving acquisitions
issued by Governor Ferguson on govsr-
nors of ohter states and territories.
Charles III. Woods. assistant attorney
general. stataes that there is nothing
in the statutes regarding his side of the
question. the law stating that sheriTs
may secure fees for the serving OF requi-
Sitions.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-10-16
SAFE WAS OPENED.
Hcover's Accounts Seem to Be All
STRAIGHT.

Fl Reno, O. T., Oct. 15.-The safe at
the Rock Island depot was opened last
night. Hooyer's accounts SO far as casual
observation can reveal are all right. says
the Democrat. The exact condition. how
ever. will not be known until an auditing
officer arrives and checks up the books.
No news of the whereabouts Of Hoover
has been received. The theory OF foul
play is still adhered TO by many. while
To he short
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-10-16
Paine'S Celery
Compound
Cured Her.

eumseh Po.tawatomie county,. Dec. s,lo:
Shawnee. Dec lo-11; Asher. Dec. uS2:
Yukon. Dec. II; Anadarko (Caddo coun-
W, Dec. 14-15; Lawton (Comanche coun-
~. Dec. I5-16; Snyder, Dec. ls; Leger, Dec.
Il: Hobart (kiowa county,. Dec. Ills;
Mangum tGreer county,. Dec. 1919;
Granite, Dee Is. Corden CWashita coun-
tyl, Dec. g-22; Lone Wolf. Dec 81; Mount
ain View Dec 2a
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-10-16

Mrs. Nora Patterson says: For
many years the pains OF neuralgia
kept me from sleeping. I became
nervous and irritable and felt gener-
ally miserable. | consulted my fam
lily doctor and he prescribed for me.
bat still I could not sleep. A friend
advised me 10 take Paine's Celery
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-10-16
UNABLE TO APPEAR.
Or. Sanders Illness Said to Be Result
cf an Assault

Guthrie 0. I, Oct l5.-Secretary Thos.
Morris. OF the Oklahoma Live Stock sani-
tary commission. stated today that Ter
ritoriaI Veterinarian Sanders was unable
20 appear against DR. W r Dooriey. ~
Hinghsher. on account Of Illness. DR..
Doorley was arrested on the charge ~
assaulting DR. Sanders and it is claimed
that Sanders Illness is tho result q the
attack
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-10-16
SWORE OUT A WARRANT.
Wick Valves Preliminary Hearing and
Is Held Under Bond

Guthrie. o. r.. Oct 15.-Fred Witig. Sr,
yesterday swore out warrant in Justice
DeGroff's s court for Judge YiclS. a colored
boy, charging him with assault with in
tent to kill Some time ago, it is claimed
Wick assaulted Fred Witig, Jr.. with A
stone and the boy remained in precari-
GUS condition for some time Wick waiv-
ed his preliminary examination and is
being held under $500 bond
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-10-16

Guthrie. Q. 7. Ccr i5-rrank Q
Prouty. editor CT The steri,ag Star. hes
sold that paper ard resrrnes to cuthre
70 live Il Is believed that be vii ss.srs
another paper D. one 81 fae nex t0wns
along the Katy or Fort Smith aad West
ern Prcety Is secrsfary CT tAe texTitoTlsf
editorial sSSoclztsoc-
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-10-16

gatEfls o. r fs-s E-Tfa rxSsha-rs
ssteHai fsasEs w bfeak eama faaser.
rev sn1 CaDp Iesaa vH - sessrsss
A. cm1aases- ssa tse <arfafssa p
fro wfu isaFa fanrreu theee sza essa.
psnsee rsesl-s Nfa 7ssssfsas saers-
in~
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-10-16
Mrs. Patterson
Made Miserableby Neuralgia
lois Bedford Avenue, Pttsburg. Pa. August 1905

Compound. I hesitated long time.
for never had any faith in advertised
medicines. Finally | tried a bottle
and l felt such an improvement that
l continued TO take il until had taken
three bottles. Il completely restored
my health and / can sleep now as well
as any one. Ny nervousness has dis
appeared and my appetite is fine"
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-10-16

a Guaranteed Cure for Piles
Itching. Blind, Bleeding or Protrudlag
Piles Your druggist will refund money If
PAZO OINTMENT fails 10 cure you, In
6 TO II days SOC.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1903-07-23

.llebsr ben fesisen papit eradblts
Der alte SnFnagni niele interehante
Grinnerungen. 9ier 1T cine, tpel9e
Id Jpn babe oft fpieoerbolen horsn.
ells Der iunge peeei nod Der einfa9e
@bbate pecet mar, liebte er Iange
SpuatergGnge. Gines Sage. erreihte
er in Geftnf9aft SalDasnis einen
xornanttffen Srt, senunrt Maenz
sara, tpelder bas prddtise Sbal Stpie
f9en 3tpei boben @ebirss3iisen be-
berrfdt. Die beiben Gubsdnser ieBs
ten fi9 ins @rus. I'm ihre frnsale
Mablaeit 5u psr5ebren.
,2ubppicp," fagte Der Mbbate,
.piirbe es ni9t fdon f.in. cine Bride
iiber bisies prddtis. Sbal gu bauen,
apeI9e bon eintm 8erge na4 Dem anz
0<rer fiibrte2"'
.@epib," unbtportete Salpasni.
rSolte i9 iemals Papit tperbtn,
fubr Der Nbbate fort, npirbe i'd bieie
Bride bauer." limb beibe la4ten
berali9 iiber bie5en fleinen Wis, obne
f9 trdumen gu lafen, baB Ger pries
fer emit pupit tp.rSen sperbe.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1903-07-23

lieberl Der gum 9obe fGnpuden Sc.
felf4aft bic apirtIamen Wittel 3u reis
den, tpeL9e bic &irfye beiibt, I'm bic
Gefeai6aft gu beilen. go tperben
Wir fir bic oeutiGe Nation f~ortfabren
Su nirten inmitten Der 9inberniHe
aler Nrt, benn nniere Seele tpirb niee
mails Hube finben, 10 LANCE Der fir1s
liGe Srieoe in Oeutidlanb ni9t tpie>
bsrbsrseitsat it,"
Inter idlpierisen @erbaltnifen
mar Cardinal pecei i'm Sebruar 1878
als n%euerpdbltsr papit i'm 0aticane
ein9e5ogen. Oas ndffte, srDbte unb
fir Dus W;rten pes papites unmittels
bar briidenoe unb itOrenbe 9inoernib
mar uno blieb Die Gage in Stalien.
S6on Die er1te Gncbclicd bate ben
.3raum Der italieniIden 2iberalen bon
Ger 4~usIGbnung Oes neuen papites
nit Dem reien &Dnisrei4e griinblid
aeritort. Die MntpetIuneen bes pap>
ties an cen neuen Staatsieeretdr in
8erEinouna nit Der balo in INNER
lDeitersn SreiIen ii6 S~eissnoen Sc
migttsit, aaf bic polittt bes papItes
ein3uge9sn, - Die Jur9t, cem papite
mDdte es gelin9en, Die ftdrfIten 8lnz
besg,npH,n Neuitdliens Fir 1i9 gu ses
pinnen, !pedte in ben &ei6en Der Sir
GsnFeinbe cine @rregung. Nn ben
STANDARDIZATION, Die in Der Golse entz
ft1nben, itaRo Elm Pupit segeniber, IN
bnbem 4lter Stpar, aber NIT flarem
Slid, feItem WiIen, unbsugiamem
Mutb unb elmer i~eltenen @ekntniB Der
Get unb ben Menffen, nit Denen er
leb.R mubte, elm Mann, Der nit gros
Bet &lusbeit cine NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
heit i'm 9erfebr nit Siiriten unb
'StaatsmGnnern, init 9eiftliden unD
2aien ieoen Hanses betptes.
Die 3tele, bic SEQ XIII. fi6 in feiz
mem pontifieate seitedt bat, lsrnt man
am beIten aug feinen Runbi9reiben
fennen. 8ea6tsnstpertb itnb befons
bers iene iiber ben Socialismus unb
baienige Srage, bic bieien in bengcrz
bersrunb itellt, bic Mrbeitsrfrass. 9te
biesbe5iisli9e @ncpclicd CRerum
n~ovarum") Dom 15. Mai 1891 bat
ibm nit Credit ben Gbrennamen bes
fOcialen Papites sebra9t.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1903-07-23

GarbinGle unb Diafouer p~srbtbaltes.
Grt in Der 2osstd bon ct. Deter, els
rem breiten, an 800 Gdritt lansen
Corridor, BON peldem tR Jxnfter auf
Der einen Settle na4 benz foloKaIen
petersplab,. auf Der unb.ren Settle ned
benz Snnern Der peterstir9s aasiiat
biaen, =sS in Der Witte eine srobar.
tie SrSnM erxiGkt uRb nit solb=
bur9pirtteu Seppkss>A urb reiaen
Ssibenfofeu srapirt, in bereu Mitte
fid Elm srobartiser, mehr alb tSnisz
li9sr 3bron erbob, gu befen beiben
Setten 4rmfeheI fir bic Garbindie
ftanbsn. 9ier In btefem toloHaIen
Raume mar Der Diplomatic unb Der
papitreuen Nri Itofratie Der plab anz
sstpieIen unb bier fanb aud bic arDs
nung ifdtt.
Die 2rSnmmssmeNe.
Gssen 10 llbr eri9kn am ginsanse
Der Sala Resina Der feierli4e fro.
nunsssue. an 200 gerionsn aus Dem
9atitan. Sn Der Mitte Der FL. Batter,
gu beHen Settle 3pei garbinaEbiatore,
bic Spisen i.inss plupiale 5al!enD,
ipdbrenb binter tbnen elm rDmil4er
Jiirit bic Sdleppe trus. Wiirbis anb
feiten Sdrittes nnb benno9 settsrses
ben unb bemutbsse1 betrat Geo 13.
bic SHDtqe. Damn beftieg CT hen
solbbltbereen araseHsl, pShrenb Elm
Diener Difdel bon Ders unter benz
3urufe perbrannte: vGanetiiiime pa,
ter, fc tranit gloria numb. (.9l.
Batter, 10 nersebt aIer irbifd.r
glans.") Sn Der Sirtina anss!anst,
fties Der papft BON benz SrasfsKef
9erab unb nabm auf benz fltineu
sbroniefel glas. SeBt ipurbe bic fl.
&r0nunssnsfe seleien, tpdbrenb meI<
der bic SGnser Der Sirtina t1re 9DTz
mem arftmmten.
Na6 Der fl. MeTe befties Der plpit
neuerbinss ben Srusfeftl unb apoIf
9iener trusen i'm lansiamen @9rittes
in bic oben sei6tlberte 2Ossia. in
bieiem Iusenblide lasen taufenb In>
bGdtise in Der 2nssia duf Der GrSe,
tpdbrenb anbsre 10000 i'm ct. Des
tersbom sleidfaGs in bic Rne f~anten.
Wd6enb Der FL. Batter mad re9ts unb
linfs ben @.sen fpenbete, funb BON
anen ben Sauierben feline einsise p,rs
ion aufreat. limb als Der SrasieTel
in Der Mitte Der 2ossia n~iebersefest
tpurbe, er9ob fi6 Der 81. Batter uno
f9ritt in tpabrnaft maieitdtif9er Mir>
be mad benz dufgeftelten Tbrone. Die
garbinGle aber nabmen redts unb
lints in ben lansen Reiben Der Nrn,>
fefel glab. Ha9 fpenisen Minuten
erbob fi9 Ser sreiie Cardinal gaterini
unb fHritt, bic Sara in Der 9anD,
na6 benz S6rone unb iebte nun bic
treifa@e Rrone feierlid auf bas 9cupt
Reg III. 8aters.
Mlsbann fnieten spei Garbindls Dor
benz papffe nisber unb bielten bas
Gerempniale, aus tpelfem Der 81. @a>
ter ben apoftolifden Segen borlas.
Bel ben lebten Worten tatte iih Der
III. Batter erboben unb ertheilte, inoem
er NIT Der 5anb bas 3ei4en bss ~.
areuses madte, NIT flarer, bnr4 ben
san5en Raum bDrbarer Stimme ben
fl. apoftoliiGen Segen.
Die @IGubisen in Der Gosgia aber
fopie bic Sauienbe unb aber Saufenbe
in Der 8aiilita lasen auf ben &nisn
rnb bessidneten fi& NIT benz 3ei@en
bes @efreuaigsn, befen Stellbertre!er
fpeben bas 3siden Der bD6iten Miirbe
Der gbrifenbeit auf fein 9aupt seiest
bate. Damn erhob fth Der pd2f,
tpdbrenb bic Garbinalbiafone bic Obj
foluiionsformel tpieberbolten urp fe
~ .H.Hr#. .#-
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1903-07-23

4ierauf auf fleine 3etteI in lateiniider
unb italisnifaer Sprade sebrudt in
9unberttaufenben bon gremptsren in
ben Dom f~luttern lieben.
Geeen 9 llbr mar Der s3ug nieber
ben inneren Gema9ern oes paiaites
anselanst. t~porauf bic garbinGle unb
bas biplomatiIde Corps, ionie be
Chefs Der boHabelisen Gamilisn Roms
aur Graduation saselafen tpurpen.
Bel bieier Gelssenbeit belt Der 81. Ba=
ter bic erfte Offentlife Nn1prade, in-
benz er bic @lidpunihx bes Garbinol<
8if9ofs pietro tpp6lponenb entssgens
ndhm urb auf bic 2leinbett. }etner
@erbsnfte unb Tie SdpG9e feimer
Strait btntpies unb bann nit ben Nors
ten fhlob:
n8et 10 bel bersdtigten @runten,
au fiirGten unb gu hoffen, finben mir
bod einsn Sroft in BEN SAauipiclc,
bas uns aIe Gutbpltten bieten, inDem
lie in bontommener ginmiitbiafeit on
biefem apoitplifGen StubIe fefbalten
unb elm Offentlidss 3eusnis fires Sc
boriams unb ibrsr 2iebe ses.r b.nIas
ben ablesen. Wtr finben einen Sroit
In Der @intra9t unb in Der 2iebe
fdmmtliGer 1ns 10 tbeueren Mitglie-
Der bes Fl. GoIesiums unb in Der 0erz
f9eruns, bdb bte1elben lIns linen
frdftisen 9eitanS bel her Werpaltuns
bes i9peren Mmtes lei6en iponen, al
tpeldem ibre Wabl r1ns bsrufen bat.
Mm metFsn itdrtt nns dber bus 9ers
trauen auf Gott. ben @usiitisen, Der
uns 70 9o9 erbobsn bat. Wir tperSsn
niemals auf6Sren, NIT Der sansen
Gfutb ltnferer Seele Sbn I'm Seinen
Beiftanb ansuffeben, unb Wir min,
f4en, bab Iue barum beten, inbem fe
an bas Mort Sss IpoHels benfen:
Omnis iufficientiu noitra a Oeo cit"
stnf oem. etnble Yetri.
Gkei9 anfGnsli9 ertparb f6 Der
rele papit ben Namen einesGriebenss
firten. Wnen ienen potentdten, bic
Der fatboltfden Stride ben ariea er.
fldrt battsn, bot It bic 6unb aur,
6rteben. Ser bamals mG9tiae Rana.
Ier bes Deutfhen Met9es tpG5lte i'm
amm S9tebsrt9ter in einem tpeltIi>
den Strett, Der gum Rubm bes pap<
ites bsigelegt tpurbe.
Ser usue papft tpunbte iia unter
Mnberem fpfort na1 feiner Wa1l an
GafIer Wtlbelm I. In einem ~eigenbdn,
bigen S9reiben, porin CT aber nidt
NIT Der offieelen Mnsetse bon ietner
@rbebuns sum papfte fd bssniiste,
fonoern au4 Die innigfsn Wiirf6e
na4 Trieben beifiigte. DieIes S4rei>
ben Gso's XIII. an ben &aifer bonn
Sebruar 1873 tntbielt folsenbeSG
mFSeit 8tginn unieres ppntificates
baben Wir sefudt, bic suten 8eaies
bungen Stpifden ben Tiiritsn unbWDls
fern einsrIeits l,nb Der Stride anberer,
feits tpieber ber5uitenen. 8efpnbers
aber. .baben Wir l1nfern @eift Der cd,
len beutf9en Hation fofort s1lgepem,
bet, bamit mad 8ei.itiGd reIi,
si1ien 3tptfisfeiten sMss. Wsieber
Bic Woblttat zines ba, ss m 5rie.
bens erlangen tDnnte. a..erer
Seite baben Wir aness 1 ~ GEE
tban, um biefen 8y ~ o. ~ ns4en.
aber @ott aaein tpeb.s q rcsSri ssouz
r,ene Mert elm glids.sn sags uB boz
BEN ipirb. Ssr uSH Uuus ,1erben
Mir nit benfni:n:sm az snierer
M,sr.s ugebens uusbarren. T;s Nv
1870 ~.ttifae unb religtDie Orr =,
~ It S,gb Die fubrerfiDen 2sbre, NM
sIsas1HDeirnben freGen @eitnnt ,rasn
berblenbeter Menf6en iberaG T..
brbbt. bob Wir Die pflidtsn U ,s,rss
apoitoloifden Imtes gu perabfeu,sv
sru"" p'' 'pe"' ~ dnter=
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1903-07-23
Sn Der sebia GeRatnria mad BEN @emalbe hnn B1aon Gnurten.
Nrom1ngs feierli&Geit IN ST. 9seter.

8om atn d benz gahtan. S9uB bs Gomdaue. Sn Der suhNben aamue Der baMee
@atr rim sronuusgus.. gehpuns bs Sbruns erbeuums bs apoFolidan essms.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1903-07-23

She'll fein.r !3eit in einem einfadi
tpeiben prietersetpanb unb bef9Gfti
fif beftdnbis NIT seiftiser Mrbett. q
finbet 3eit basu, bic tleinen ainbs
bic man gu tbn brtnst, gu fegnen;
f9eint niemals in gire s,t fem, tp.t
elm fatbolif9er ober nidt>tattplifA
Imerifaner INN borseftent ptrb.
Die f9perfte Sagssarbeit. bic
berri9tet. tit bieienise tn gonfet..
NIT benz Cardinal : Staatsminifte
Die prpbIeme, bic ibn bon ben aui
tpdrtisen Mesterunsen aur 2Diu,
aufseseben tperben, fDnnen MIR Dur
ffdrffe @infidt in ale @erbdltniI
unb bic p%pnfommenfte aenntnib be
felben sel0ft tperben. Glidli6erpsi
regterte er emit Perugta nit feit
5anb unb fennt bic Sdpierisfeit,
bes @esierens. Mub befudte ct Oil;
pdrtige 9Dfe unb er tpeib, pie mo
ben 9iplomaten nit Diplomatic 1
beg.snen bat. Cir Charles Dii
fagte, baB Der biplomattfde Sien
bes 8atifans Der poafommenf.e
ouna europa fet, unb Sir gharh
Silfe fernt Guropa auns eenon. @h
Seq Der Sretsebnte. beFen einsies q
boluns elm Spasiersans i'm @drtt
bes @atitans, etn @efprd9 nit eine
@enub bereitenpe 2efen BON Sapio
Pfalmen tit, lit Der Better Der Bolit
bes 8atifans in bere1 sefammtet 81,
aelbeiten. @r nennt es einen aliidl
den Sag. penn fein biplpma3iffs
RGtbfel i'm qudlt."
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-01-04

John Perdue Entertains-
his homo on Sixteenth avenue and
Cherry street Wednesday night to
his various employees here and at 9th
Cr cities in the state. Those present
We're: A. w. Scruggs. Camden, C. B.
Smith. Fordyce; J. A. Barnes, r. S.
Scruggs, Geo. w. Linton, J. D. Miner,
J. A. Perdue, of Pine Bluff, and Walt
er Cotter of Little Rock.
+ 81
Dance at Swan Lake
Mr.. and Mrs. Ben F. Mckenzie and
Mr.. and Mrs. V. Murdaugh, of Swan
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-01-04
IN SOCIGTY'S R6HEM

The largest social event of the pres
ent season was the Speers- -Langford
reception at the residence of Mrs. J.
s Speers and Mr.. and Mrs. John
Speers on the corner of Fourth ave-
nue. and Walnut street Thursday even
ing. Mr. and Mrs w. H. Langford
Mr.. ard Mrs. John B. Speers, and Mrs.
!. B. Speers took this occasion To re-
ceive their friends of the city formally
The commencement of the receiving
was at 80 p. m. and Notwithstanding
the constant doWnpour of rain the
people arrived on time and continued
to come until 6 o'clock 1t was an oc-
casion that will never be forgotten
Ey those present.
The reception committee were Dr.
and Mrs. j. l.. Caldwell. Mrs j. b.
Speers. Mr. and Mrs. w. H. E.ansford,
and Mr.. and Mrs. John Il. Speers and
were stationed in the drawing room.
Punch was served in the library b.
Mr and Mrs John l.. Mills, Mr. and
Mrs c. H. Martin and Misses Emma
and Sarah Byrd.
The guests We're met in the hall by
Mr.. and Mrs. John II. Crawford and
NJ r. l.. Byrd and Mr. and Mrs w L.
Goodwin.
LeMaire's orchestra was stationed
in the landing of the saircase and rend-
ole music for the occasion.
The rooms showed great taste and
skill in their arrangement. The draw
ing room was festooned with holly over
the windows and the curtains We're
entwined with autumn leaves and ced-
ar while the mantel was banked with
Gala lilies, mistletoe, ferns and other
hangings.
The back parlor was in the same
dressing as the drawing room, but
the dining room was the climax and
was ly all given up to be the most
beautifully decorated of all the rooms.
1t was the handiwork of Misses Emma
and Sarah Byrd. Their idea was a
snow scene, and was carried into ele-
giant effect. The mantel very much
resembled a snowclad and icebound
exposure. Holly and evergreens, mis-
tletoe and vines entwined were cover
ed with icing and cotton. Hung with
cut glass icicles, in the center of the
room was a large antique round oak
upon a block Of ice, which glistened
under the eles tric lights. Around this
was placed cut glass candle sticks in
which candles shed gentle rays, mel
lowed by red network shades.
Dishes We're laden with bon-bons.
Streamers of snow covered ribbon
and red and white carnations, together
with similax and mistletoe. made an
elegant center setting. The walls
were in red. Chairs on the edge of
the room, all the way round, afforded
ample seating for the guests while at
refreshments, which were served in
two courses by Peckham. of Little
Rock, and several assistants
In the library was a center table
1adened with large punch bowl from
which a delicious beverage was serv
ed. the room being trimmed in red
and green, with ivy and trailing as
paragus, smilax and evergreens.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-01-04
Hcrris-l.;rl { rsn-

THCrriS-I!;tI { ''Sn-
MIR. E, Lee Morris Of this city, and
Miss Lena Dick rman were married
on New Years eve . the home * the
rr,da;; |: :'t'tS, Sc. . II Lucas alunu'
ST. Louis. The groom is connected with
the Western Lmor Telegraph con-.
ANY Eere as l's't ,nanager ami Ma
many friends in the city. His bride was
a popular nel,be1 {. st. Louis so. -.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-01-04
Watch Night Party

One of the most enjoyable gather
ings to watch the Old Year out and
the New Year in was the party given
at the Valhalla club rooms on New
Years eve. About forty couples
gathered in the ball room and the
dancing began at $50 and continued
until rather a late hour Those pres
ent were: Misses Eva Davis, Josie
Blanche Hutton, Nettie Grace, Bessie
Atwood, Ella Howell, Nellie Gallagher,
Asa Tomlinson, Nellie Johnson, Jennie
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-01-04
Entertainment in the Country

Mr.. and Mrs Thos. Brewster enter
tanned some of the young people at
their home, few miles across the
river from the city, New Years eve
Mr.. Brewster sent four-mule team
to the city for the guests and those
who were present were Misses Emma
Dewoody, Maggie Thomas, Annie Nav
Cross, Nina Bartlett. Messrs. Harry
Hankins, James Goodwin and Van
Knox. The party arrived on New
Years eve and the weather was so
bad that they were unable to return
until Friday morning, but the whole
time was we'll spent. Mr.. and Mrs.
Brewster are capital entertainers, and
made all present enjoy themselves.
The young men took the young ladies'
to negro watch meeting which grew
very interesting and was very novel
sight for them
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-01-04

dancing. The refreshments were sal
mon salad with waters, cake, candy
and punch. In addition to the choir
the choir matrons, Mrs. Burns and Miss
Adele HUM, the rector, DR.. w. D.
Buckner, and Mrs Buckner, and the
Misses iarche were present Owing to
the lnclemency Of the weather, several
who were invited We're unable to at
tend.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-01-04

Watch Night at First M. e. Church
There was watch night meeting at
the First NJ E. church, at which an
interesting program was rendered
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-01-04
Current Topic Club

The Current Topic club will give one
of their "at homes with Miss Lille
Byrd Thursday. January S, from S: 80
to p. m. This will be one of the
principal social events of the present
week.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-01-04

One of the most pleasing features Of
the evening was the music by Le-
Mares orchestra, and especially the
selections rendered on the violin by
Miss Lizzie LeMaire. who is a fine
artist on that instrument.
Mrs. w. H. Langford was costumed
in a beautiful white chantily lace
dress, hand embroidered roses, corsage
of white grapes, diamond ornaments.
Mrs. John B. Speers was dressed in a
beautifully fitting dress of white which
added greatly to her beauty
The hours for receiving We're from
2:30 to $50 p. m. for the older married
people; from $50 to D. m for the
middleaged, and from $50 to $50 for
the young married people and from
$50 to II p. m. for the young people,
Among the first were more especial
ly the friends of Mrs. Speers, mother
Of Mrs Langford. The second We're
Mr., and Mrs. Langford's friends. The
third We're the friends of MIR. and Mrs.
John B. Speers. and the fourth the
young people who were friends of all
The ladies present fully proved the
old saying that lin the south are the
most beautiful women in the world i"
To say the least the whole affair was
a happy event for all concerned, and
nearly zoo guests enjoyed the hospi
tality of those who SO pleasantly en-
tertained.