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The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1904-12-28
AROUND THE COUNTY.
Items of General Interest Picked From
the Different Exchanges.

George Hickey of Underwood is
the father OF new baby girl.
S. E. Weber's team chased around
Milroy in runaway spree, but did
no damage.
Springfield will not hold another
market day fete until February,
when good event will be pulled
off.
The county treasurer of Renville
county will have to furnish bonds
to the amount of $4,000, for the
ensuing year.
w. p. Christensen. formerly of
Redwood Falls and Olivia, is now
cashier of the State Bank of Har-
rington, Wash.
Durham & Dennistoun are buy
ing livestock at Morgan, and have
put George Thompson in charge of
their yards at that place.
The Fairfax w. G. T. U. meets
with Editor Asa Wallace weekly.
Asa has been growingi better con-
tinually ever since he went south.
Edward Noonan of Fargo has
purchased the E. T. Ellingson stock
of hardware at Vesta and has al
ready taken charge of the same.
Diptheria is prevalent in a family
named Okre, near Vesta, one of the
children having passed away, and
four others suffering from the dis
ease.
Nettie Fuller of Morton had her
nose broken, a few teeth knocked
loose, her upper lip cut, and a cash
in her chin as a result of skating
accident.
Prof. Max Johnson of Vesta is
contesting spelling honors at Vesta
and invites all who regard them
selves as good spoilers to join him
in contest.
Fairfax secured judgment against
Renville county for $216.50, money
disbursed in the care of smallpox
patients in that village several
months ago.
The Northwestern road is con-
Meeting the injectors Of all of its en-
gines running from Waseca west
with Stonehouse heaters, which
prevents them from freezing.
The general or solid system of
rural free delivery will. be estab-
lished in Renville county about
Jan. 10th, Representative Volstead
having received notice to that effect.
Considering his prospects good
for the oil inspectorship for his
section ]. A. Schaeffer of Vesta
served chicken pie to large crowd
at his residence one night recently.
That's dividing the pie, anyway.
Sleepy Eye is being pestered by
chicken thieves, and Editors Hodges
and Whitmore are engaged in watch
ing their own roosts of fine poultry.
Whether one aeditor ssuspects the
other has not been given to the pub
lie.
The last of what was once the
Golden Gate store in Brown county
was torn down several days ago,
and Golden Gate, once destined to
rival it's name sake on the Pacific
coast, is now but farmhouses and
prairie.
A Charlestown farmer, hearing
noise IN his chicken coop, went out
with a loaded gun, fired at random,
AND wounded neighbor, whom he
took to doctor nearby, and wit
messed the dressing of the not fatal
wounds.
D. T. Macarthur, J. M. Wardell,
D. HI. Evans and J. A. Hunter will
have to pay about $4,000 each into
the Tracy building and loan asso-
citation in order to make good for
Young's populations. They were
on his bond.
Sanborn has free oyster feast
coming, because four young men of
that town agreed to get married be-
fore Thanksgiving, or pay for the
oysters for every resident of the
town. Sanborn girls are not very
active, after all.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1904-02-28
NOTES ABOUT SOCIETY
IN NEIGHBORLNG CITIES.

!, The Wednesday Afternoon Card Club was en-
retained BY Miss Jeanette Hecht.
TIL. pelnhic Club met Tuesday morning with
A delightful function was the one given Mon
ficn u 's1WSs sshin ns ms B 81 ye for III the seiPs ada,
can chapter OF the Daughters OF the American
=, The h.. rnsWm ,Is. Of the spnday-sshooi classes
has at Hsi The sn asaidsnse y Ti! Mr a i Heryd ta,aaS even
The Industrial Club was entertained Friday
Mrs. Herman Waiisisiein and Mr, Sol Dry
'u Ms hay Ts,i returned from visiting IN st L9a; gus.
ing her brother. l. II. Gray:
Mrs. George Bains Of Birmingham. Ala. has
returned home; after visiting her mother. Mrs
Mrs. J. r. Purycar has returned from visit
Miss Monuna Hopkins has returned from Gin
Mrs. Al Bishop has returned from visiting
Floyd Reed. who viii be her guest here.
Miss Olga List is visiting Mrs. Alice Kraper
OF Miss hs'i ReTta PiPool Q, 1amasco. Ky. 1. visit
Ing MI her .is'sr. Mrs. l. = cdnn,,c,,, ,..
Miss ka'hieen Whitfield has returned from
Miss Emma Acker is visiting in Evansville.
Mis- : R9ra Durham has returned from visit
Miss Annie Desberser of ST. Louis is visit-
Ing he- brothers. Messrs. David and Joseph Des-
berger.
Mr.. and Mrs. Cook Husbands and Miss Emma
Reed returned Tuesday from CIsrksvilIe, Tex,
Where they afforded a house party given by
M and Mrs. G. II. Warneken.
Mrs. 4. b. Phillips has returned from Nash
Mrs. Joseph krause and daughter left Tues
Gay for Murphyseoro to visit
Miss Emma Wootard OF Cairo. H., arrived
hurSiay 10 visit Miss Ella Sanders.
Mrs. William V. Green left Wednesday for
Nor tfty. Tenn. TO visit her mother.
alTS. j. ID. Johnson has returned 10 her home
ing.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1904-02-28
WATERLOO, ILL.

Mr.. and Mrs. August Wagner spent las, weel
at =. Louis yisiun. friends. >, :.
thu guest of Mrs. John q. Protst.
Mr.. Lambert Ditch and Miss Cora Miles were
attended by Elmer Mile and william Miles
brothers OF the bride, and the Misses Ora Nc
given after the cgremony a, the brides home.
which. was attended by many society people
Mr. and Mrs. FreI iobusch spent Sunday a,
led Bud visiting their daughter, Mrs. Louis
Mrs. Henry Feldmeier visited friends at st
Miss Mary Walhaus spent last week with
SIR. and Mrs. Amanius Gauen of CollinsviIle
y! Miss sid Ida N Eos ESsa.' rs ct M5si f from St sia Lenis heFe
Mrs. Alice Burke entertained the ladies'
Thursday Club To- 4 luncheon.
William II. PlinEston OF BeileviIle was here
on legal business.
Mrs. Paul { Brey spent several days las,
week visiting her daushter. Mrs. oscar Cramer.
in kas, st. Louis
stndt visited Mr.. and Mrs. Henry c. Boenne
Mrs Charles Lutz visited her sister. Mrs
The Waterloo Literary Society has engaged
here in the near future on Men From mi
to her sister. Mrs. Conrad Le!pheit. at ST.
Mrs J. G Frits spent several days last week
Henry Waihaus attended the hardware deal
eIS convention III East st. LOUIS W eGleSIay-
Mr.. ana Mrs. Conrad Vogei have returned
from a visit to Mr.. and Mrs. Ernst LOehr in
New Hanover. Ill.
Senator A {. Bollinger and wife epent several
days last week with friends In -. Louis.
Miss Lizzie Zahn OF East st. Louis visited
friends here.
Mrs: x pru,y viii entertain the Indian
Mr.. and Mrs. David NJ Hardy departed
Thursday for Hot Springs, Ark. where they
will spend several weeks.
Miss Thresa Wagner OF Harrisonville, ILL.,, Is
the guest Of Mrs. Julia Baum.
Miss Emma Quernheirn has returned from st.
Louis.
Emmett Murphy Of St Louis visited his par
ents. Mr.. and Mrs. Hugh Murphy.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1904-02-28
C~OLILNsvIILE. Ill.

Mr.; and Mrs: a. G Gagsn spsent Sunday and
w. E. Hadiey. v: G. Hsdley; William
attended a meeting given by the Knights Of
Honor IN Bellev!lIe "Wednesday evening.
Mrs. r. L. Marshall. Miss Florence Marshall
and Miss Colt were In st. Louis Tuesday.
Miss Cora Grubhs. Miss Lu Belle Jolly and
Miss Anna Wilhelm entertained the inmates Of
the Bethesda Home of st. Louis last week with
recitations and music
Miss Lettie RneedIer and Miss Maude An
derson will give a pupils recital at the Temper
ance Hall Friday evening. March 4
Miss Sabine of Lebanon. Ill, was the guest OF
her brother last week.
Miss Margaret Powell was a st. Louis visitor
Tuesday.
The Shakespeare Club met at the home Of
Mrs. Belle Hamilton Tuesday evening.
Miss Sadie Cohn. who is one OF Miss Kneed-
,ers nupiI. in elocutian. recited at the carnival
given AT the Odeon Monday.
The Mispah and Won MoItke lodges. K Of P.
celebrated the fortieth anniversary of their or
der at Won Moltke Castle Hall Monday evening.
The Hiawatha Club was entertained at the
home OF Miss Eulalie Guy Tuesday evening.
Charles Ramp Of st. Louis wes the guest OF
Miss Maude EIdred Sunday.
Charles Deamore Of 81. Louis was the guest
Of Miss Barbara HeIde Sunday evening.
Sister Evangeliste and the Reverend Mother
Of Alton visited the Ursulins Convent last Sum
day.
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OF the twilight; Club Tuesday afternoon. Six
hanaed euehrs was played N,rs oscar Beeker
tn second prize. Refreshments were ssrved-
M Me" + c OF Miller Inc CD Taes Sag0 a Tsls = guess The Ss
attsrn9on was devoted To prosreSsive euchte,
y Ms Drf1s being q saa ,.sn d by w Mr si, " =; to VIZ
Emily, Mayer Of ST. Louis and Mrs Otto Arm
bruster The club will meet in Two weeks with
The ladies' Soldiers Aid Society was enter
fed. Sr. No programme was rendered. the
tiin7 being spent in needleworN- \ dinner was
Mr. and Mrs. Elward Baumann entertained
Tuesday evening. Cards furnished the diver
Hughes, Mrs. $. E. Morris and Mrs. b. f.
Sexauer. a luncheon was served
at the Casino rink by john +. BRET and RALPH
D~iekerman; Forty, guests were present and an
ing In the parlors of Grace Lutheran Church
Thirty guests we're entsrtsined tnfOrTaIIy
Members OF the Mardi Embroidery Club met
S IIfs fs9 , ssier 1aGr "a ,1 the ss bone of Mrs Z A
Colorado was The subject treated at the
Mes TN home of the sf Mini CLUB M Mftnest lay e ssHdRs
lns prosramme was carried out: Geography
Fertile Lands" Miss Nay Aver: Gift Dwell
OF eth the A 1oold = fo Il; ! saanisi The a s. ssns * -s StssSssion
vii be continued at the meeting next week
Members OF group r OF the boys department
Of the Y NJ e. A. were guests OF Mrs George
Bollman Wednesday evening. Games fur
aished the enjoyment Those present We're
Charles Greln. EmInett Mcponoush, Leonard
Mariner. John Hickey. Fred Knapp. Nellie Muir
ply, Hudson Blauvelt. Alfred Tanssy. Walter
Knapp. Fred Benson. Otto Gasslcr. John Dozen
ses. Robert Hickey. Adam Melon. Jr. Willard
Hyde. Reed Wilson. George Bollulan-
crocus Club members were entertained on
Wednesday evening by Mrs Fannie Johnson
and daughter. Mss Essie Johnson. Ladies' first
prize Was won by Mrs. ". o German and second
prize by Miss Ella Armstrong First gentle
mems prize went 20 w o. German and the
second to Fred Baylor.
Mrs. Richard Yates held her weekly at
home Wednesday afternoon Assisting ner in
receiving were Mrs. Chipsrtield OK Canton. Mrs.
Donald Bradford of Helena. Mont. Mrs. Ferris
u Minnesota and Mrs. Will Short OF Jackson
Vile.
Mrs. Ernest Scott was hostess TO the mem
bers Of the NJ \. Embroidery Club Thursday
afternoon
Hamilton Whist Club members were enter
tanned by Mrs.. Jessie Palmer Weber Thursday
afternoon
Mrs. o. Brewster Babcock entertained at
car,.s THURSDAY afternoon and again Friday
afternoon
a box social was given Friday afternoon by
the Eidgeiy Nonen's Club.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1904-02-28
SPRINGFIELD, ILL.

Compositions and Life of beethoven. was
the subject treated at the weeks meeting Of
Of Mrs. Roy l. Ide. Mrs. ide and Miss Maud
T s1ssss psep M Z i the pFS spsnIs,n. h Mas G M1s
Paul = starne; Mr., Charles y Peterson IT.
GaEaaret Tiffany and Aithes Gross
in "A al S0, .Se ho@ ssn9 Sq Mrs. vas AZ s,ve c1.s Mmd sy m sysn-
bers Of the Literary Researcher. eomelipen:ary
and patriotic DECORATIONS were In evidenee. 4
sh9Ts gTSErs anes' M Mas t ci b. w a. ,e'. sna Mrs. IT,
Ella. Hurt: vocal duet. Doctor Scott and c, r.
si1sk; L Tssitssionj Es M!s' Esah MTash! Mss ssei'i Eth
Member, Of the Queen Esther GIsI. of the
Monday evening at the home OF Miss Edith
l b,snaan prd 5R .hs soa Hss Of ren Ihs sSenl 4ses The se 6s5.
Miss Grace Fish; inst,umental sclo Mrs Ray
r psannf1i l Miss Helen II" Hoy: CELIA" celia solo ssl JOHN
s,sTart .c With acc %Ia as,.' s sici Miss ANY
ton. Miss Jean ouinlan. The guests were at
tired in Colonial costumes.
weesss meeting Of the Mcnaay sewing Club.
The members spent the afternoon at needle
work: while an impTq qInE oI musif anS nter n5.
served by Miss McCosker.
of .S Se'd tinted pss5y commercial Tra1elers er in '9 odd
Fellows Hall Prizes were captured BY Mrs;
Mr.. Frankenheld
4 box party was given Monday evening at
the home Of Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Lindsay by
the members OF the Ladies' Aid Society OF
the south Seventh street Baptist Mission.
Of the Central Baptist Church Monday even
ing TO participate in the Washington social
given by the ladies Of the congregation. Co
ienisi costumes and D%a'Fs,o;ie decorations add
Members. OF the Arion Card Club enjoyed
their weekly zane Of progressive euchre Mon
day evening. Prizes were distributed to Mrs.
Peter Myers. Mrs. Fred Dockscn. Mrs. viii
Watson. Miss Emma Hasser and E F. Threde.
The Aid Society OF Kumler NJ. r. Church gave
music programme was a feature.
North End Darninz Club members were guests
OF Mrs. Charles 7 Bisch Monday afternoon.
Mrs. Richard Yates entertained friends at
the Executive Mansion Tuesday evening for
her guests. the Misses Chiperheld of Canton.
aid Bradford OF Helena. Mont. and Mrs. Ferris
Of Minnesota. The affair was informal. A guess
formed the diversion. Robert Clark, barytone:
Mr.. Charles J. Peterson. Jr. pianist; Nj
calist. furnished illustrations for the questions
in the contest.
Progressive eucbre was INDUCED in by mem
bers OF the Social Euchre Club Tuesday after
Carl Smith won srst pIize. Mrs. Edward Bau-
mann second prize and Mrs. Carl Jones the
consolation prize. Refreshments were served.
In the evening Mrs. Trimble gave a surprise
party for her husband. the occasion being his
birthday anniversary, Progressive euchre was
Thompson. Mrs. IA; Smith. Mrs. B. F. Nc
Iaughlin. Arthur vieira- Bert TrimbIe add 3.
mrs. W W. Sweet. Jr.. entertained members
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KANSAS CITY.

I Mrs. Perry Moley.s at home on Tues
da N,i ,he W. werz about - guests : 81 ,,o,sav ,r,n
Denver. where she had been for almost two
Mis- oliye Eicaartson and her father: n.
Reverend " F. Eicharisoa. departed Monday
Miss Frances Craig had friends with her for
carts on dIe5day- ! ne,S Ssre SIX tanles,
M I1ias t Niss a ard MS 4fSG ayr5ie Of S SSIca are enter
Mr. and Mrs = u Half-rnlln ara arranging
TO make a tour through the south. starting this
Mrs. John Sea entertained the Daughters Of
Mrs. Z. =. Thompson is home from the East
after an absence OF a montii-
for a trip through the southern States.
Mss Margaret Saunders is home from TEXAS.
/, lis started for Honolulu on Tuesday. They
I! sail from san Francisco on March D.
Mrs. D. a cottingham Is 70 entertain the
| Woman's Beading C1ub rext Wednesday
rancho IN New Mexico for the rest ef the
Miss Mamie vandergraft entertained incor-
mally al cards on Thuislar afternoon.
Miss Katherine Oglcpay was the recipient Of
day Mrs. E: NJ Clsnienntng gave a luncheon
tor her. on Friday Mrs Walton Holmes enter
tsined in compliment to ner and Mrs. j. c.
Firth gave a tea parry in her honor the same
for her home Saturday.
Thursday evenings Mrs. William Z. Evans and
Mrs. William Wallace White are to entertain
WIN cL+G5-
Miss Marguerite shaener gave a progressive
luncheon on "Wednesday to twelve of her
friends
Mrs. John l.. Wheeler is to give a card
party next Thursday afternoon
Anna, daughter Of MIR. and Mrs. Harry Fin
klesteln. is to be married on March l To Max
Blasbais.
Mr. and Mrs. George II. Blue are entertain
ill.,; Mr. and Mrs. willard H. Carpenter of Wa
Mr.. and Mrs. John Darrsgh OF Emmetsbure,
Ia, were the guests of Mr. and Mrs Thomas
MH r A Hubbari IF Iayton. Ok was tho
especial guest at a card party given on Thurs
Mrs. L. II. Hassig and daughter were in lola
last week visiting relatives
Mrs. E 5. Cunningham entertained with
cards. preceded by a luncheon. on Tuesday.
Mrs. Frank knight spent the early part Of
the week in D~eaVenWcrth. where she was tbs
guest of Mrs. ]. J. Murray
Mrs. Granville NJ smith and son arc in El
Paso.
Mr.. and Mrs. William II Knots have gone
to Jacksonville Fla to remain three or four
weeks.
Mrs. \. Dodge is in Topeka. visiting Mrs.
W. a.. : Bird.
Miss Frieda Kistler is entertaining Mrs. c.
II Forer OF Joplin.
Mrs. Roy Pickering has for her guest this
week Miss Mamie Schneider Of 81. Joseph
Mrs. Tracy Childs has gen. to New York
Miss Belle Morris of Lawrence is visiting
Miss Nellie benjamin.
Miss Maud pOerF entertained the members
OF her card club on THURSDAY
Mrs. f S. Cunningham had friends with her
for luncheon and cards on Wednesday.
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MACON, MO.

guest of her parents. SIR. and Mrs. w. E Nc
MIS-. It. F Campbell Of Moserly. No. who
Mrs. I'd :. smith was the guest of friends
MS J. D SGatty Is The guest Of her nl.ces.
the Misses Vera and Fay Smith Of la flata.
40. She will also visit in KirksviIIe before her
Miss Irene Brookbsnk mas returned home aft.
er Il few days visit with friends in Kansas
The Reverend H. 6 Garrett has rs,rrnsa
a protracted meeting.
guest Of her parents. Mr.. and Mrs, j. W.
kirs.vti!e. No. for a few days visit with
state fnfsssstiiy VIZ" va. the gus, Of his IN par,
en,s MI ard Mrs. ". n Den.,ew sunday.
tended visi, with her neother in Beatriee. Mes.
"a, sae q 1.M Ms:s1 EaIsoo wiiI s fsiiss5 hi. I .ee .Yns,n At
Mrs.. J. H. Vansickle is the CUES, of relatives
Wis " Batman q csn;saiis No. =
gu@ss Of Miss Minnie Val ace, 9
Emmett sharp has returned from a weeks
Mrs. Kate Donsshy is the guest of relatives
jos. PARK Of La Plata. Mo. was a Macon viz
Mss Dsisy Rowland n. was q the guest Of rel.-
Frank Thitis and family of St Louis ar.
the guests OF relatives here
Mrs. G. q. Wood has returned home after .
several days visit in La Plata
guest y Mrs. chas. Gitselman the ms, Of
the week.
Clarence this week
Mrs. +. J. Davis and little GRANDDAUGHTER
visited relatives. in Clarence the first Of the
week.
Captain Mossn1an Of the Bees Military Acad-
envy will deliver a lecture a: the ST. James
Episcopal Church this evening.
Miss Bertha Gieseiman returned home Thure-
lay after n Wait in Matariv. Mo. L
Mrs. Matti- Har-ah has returned TO her home
In JamesI-1r.. Mc. after a visit with her
daughter. Mrs. II. E. Logan.
Amos Field Of Omaha is visiting relatives
ami friends here.
Miss Nellie Houser is the guest Of friends IN
81. Louis.
II. II. Wilson was called to Indiana recently.
owing to the serious illness Of his father
Mr. and Mrs. n: H. Payson returned bona
"Wednesday from New Orleans.
The Reverend Bob carro,l Of Liberty. No.
The Reverend H. g. Garrett visited n Eaa.
nibal. Mo-, "wednesday.
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Mrs. Rowland Greene entertained with finci.
at the Windsor Hotel Monday, the souvenirs
being Washington h~atchets-
] J. Steele i home from a visit in the Re-
public OF Mexico
Mrs. T. i. Duncan entertained with finch
TUESDAY Afternoon. Those present were Mines
o. l. Martin. George Harvey Charles Carpen-
ter. D. L. Moor. E r Locke. Elon bearing
p H Cullen W. W Bolts H. l. Matthews.
Eira Sharp. Misses Pearson and Turner.
Mrs George Steele and daughter. Lois. 81
Centraiia. were tE- guests Of relatives in this
Mrs, Elizabeth Ray OF ST. Louis has re-
turned home
". W. Harper is che guest Of his daughter.
Mrs.. J. F. Brown, in Ana,iarkn. / T
Mrs. Green n. Mccall of Fulton visited her
parents. Doctor and 2rs. T. j. iIaskett-
Mrs r l.. Lemons Of jefferson CITY Is the
guest Of her parents. the Reverend and Mrs
Miss Ruth Canada has returned TO her home
in Sturgeon. after a visit 10 relatives in this
city.
Miss Maud Davis was the guest Of Mexico
friends
Mrs. T. H. winans entertainer Monday aft
ernoon and evening for Miss Reese
Nr. aud Mrs 3. F. Robertson returned
Thursday from St Louis. where they were
spending their honeymoon The marriage was
In Dallas. Tex. Mrs Robertson being a Miss
Clerdenen-
Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Brown are home from a
visit in California
Miss Alice Brooks entertained at bid euchro
Wednesday Tor Mss Burnett OF New London
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CARBONDALE, ILL.

Mrs. T. b. F. Smith is on an extended visit
Mrs. Julia DE Lue. who has been on a
months visit with relatives and friends. has
returned m r sas 70 M her no so'1 f. II PEAK psn OF Chicago visited
recently relatives in this city.
Miss Madge Mcintosh was the guest Of Don
Miss Inez HalIenberger.. directo. Of the phys-
versi,y. was the guest Of chicago friends last
Mr.. D. ". Parkinson visited friends In Muir
MIS- Lem Ford of creal Springs was the
sI MIS- q Helen Mr' 1 HnH of Pinckneyviiie has been
the guest Of Mr. E,no5s McGnire. vs.s,
Miss Hattie {. Carmichael of Murphysboro
Mrs, II. a. Whitney has returned from an
extended visit with Mrs. A. H. Bowman. at
ws as. guests aas s " Mr' os and m1s' Charles Il II. 1 AshisS
NJ. a; sad i,, M,:: = e ,r, esssr last 8, s ssapp snd x Ms,:
Mrs. II. =: Bsekemeyer of Buxton visited
fr Mns' E n .n'I A. i1isy of Fulton. KY. i, VISIT
ing relatives and friends in this city.
Miss Ruth crenshaw is in St, Louis for a
~. May r, Powell ;s,sa !. H +, f f. Hs IF Mr.. A. H.
Mrs.. Bertha Atweii. Of Pinckneyviile is visit
ing Mrs. NJ. A. Wood
Win in a the %Il9 %da,sAt ot si"S Prss!aeni. Mis;;
Jennie Mitchen: Wise president; Mis-. Nina
s s4sr' Ms; .s'5 efaTs c Miso he* Meetings siass'' Will dheT be
TIh members OF the wornan's Club entertained
their husbands and a few invited guests at
the occasion being the annual "gentlemen,s
night" The reception was under the direction
Joyner, S. E; HaTwcSd. W T Fel,s; D. z.
dence was tastefully decorated with flowers
flags and ribbnns; In keeping with the day.
the door by the following young ah:es dressed
in Colonial costumes: The Misses Alice Parkin-
son. Helen Winters. Cornelia Parkhin. Mar,
earet Porter. Helen Smith. Elizabeth Davis and
Jennie Mitchell. Music numbers were rendered
by Mrs. Bertha Barr Reese and Miss Helen
peters Souvenirs OF the occasion-little hatch
cts tartefully decorated with the national col
or.-Were presented TO each guest
Ms James A. Peak is the guest of relatives
and friends in pongola-
The regular weekly meeting OF the Ladies'
whist club was held with Mrs. Anna Bullock.
The %folioEinE are the othcsts OF fns srserIc
President, Miss Ella schmallhausen: vice pTesi-
dent. J. L. Parks: corresponding SECRETARY. Mss
linda Hitler: recording secretary, Harry Tenn
ME: editor. Raymond Parkinson. usher. Eliza
fath nayia. librarian. Louis Humphrey.