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The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-12-17
SALTWATER

B. J.. Clark Of Spokane, Wash, has
been visiting Saltwater friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Hayes and Lee
Barney left Sunday for Spokane, Wash.
Mrs. B. B. Cook Of Minot, n: D., for
merly Miss Dora Smithson Of this city,
is guest Of her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Robert Smithson, W Elm street.
Z Mrs. J. s.. O'Brien entertained at din
ner Monday evening for Miss Limoges
of Whitewood, Saskatchewan.
DR.. and Mrs. W. H. Pratt are with
Mr.. and Mrs. H. w. Davis at Marsh and
Third streets.
Miss Virginia de Haas attended the
Calve concert at ST. Paul Monday even.
ing. r..
Miss Evelyn Thelen returned Wednes.
day from Henderson, Mimi, where she
appeared in concert Monday evening
Miss Thelen will give a concert in the
First Presbyterian church Tuesday and
will be assisted by local talent.
Mines. Sidney Phoenix and j. n
searles, assisted by Mines. Hitchcock
McCluer and Miss Moore, had charge
Of the program at the Woman s Read
ing club Monday. Mrs. Searles read q
paper on English Attitude Toward the
French Revolution,'' and 'EThe Bat
ties of the Nile and Trafalgar was
by Mrs: Phoenix; Miss Moore IS subject
ton,' and Mrs. McCluer read an article
from the Nation. Current events Of thu
week were presented by Mrs. Hitchcock
Tomorrow is magazine day. and is il
the hands OF the program committee
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transacted, a banquet was served by the
members of the Degree Of Honor. Sew
eral representatives of the grand lodge
were present and covers were laid for
$50.
For the benefit Of the Methodist
Christmas tree an especially enjoyable
entertainment was held Tuesday night
in the church The program was given
entirely by the boys and girls Of the
Junior League, who were superintendent
by Mrs. Frye. About twenty-five child
rem took part in songs, recitations, piano
solos and duets. After the program
refreshments were served.
Mrs. A. O. Appleby, who has been Wis
iting, her son for few days, left Fri
day for California, where she will spend
the winter.
G. V. Booth has gone to Chicago.
f. j. Shimota entertained his brother
in-law, Matt Smisek Of Wesley, Mimi,
last week.
John Uner has moved to Minneapolis.
George Peterson and William Owens
have returned from two weeks trip
to Montana.
Miss Alma Oson, who has for some
time conducted the Excelsior home, has
sold out to J. B. Void and T. P. Flag
stad of st. James, Mimi, who will take
possession at once.
George Miller, who has been danger
ously Ill with pneumonia, is rapidly
convalescing.
Ed Serberlich, the former operator at
the st. Louis station, has gone home te
Belle PLANE, MINI.
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MERRIAM PARK

The Merriam Park Study club will
meet Wednesday at the home Of Mr.
and Mrs. Allen Ter Bush of Carroll
street.
Mr.. and Mrs. Laws gave musicale
Monday evening in honor Of Mrs. o. E.
Wood of Fargo, N. D..
The Junior Brotherhood Of st. An.
drew Of st. Mary's church was enter.
tanned Tuesday evening at the home of
Mr.. and Mrs. George M. Reade.
The Daughters of the King of ST.
Mary's church will meet tomorrow
evening with Mr.. and Mrs. J. o. John.
son of Rondo avenue. :
Miss Marian Adamson Of Devils
Lake, n. D.. will spend the holidays
with Mr.. and Mrs. j. P. Adamson OF
Marshall avenue.
The Men g league will meet tomor
row evening in the Presbyterian church
The discussion will be "TRe Munich pa
Problem.''
Westminster league was entertained
at dinner Tuesday evening by Mr.. anc
Mrs. John Henderson. The life work
| and influence Of John. Hay was dis
cussed after dinner.
Mrs. Dickey has gone to West Union
Iowa, to spend the holidays.
James Dickey has gone to Grea
Falls, Mont, for the winter.
Mrs. Claire Crandall entertained tn,
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returned from visit to their children
at Onalaska, Wis.
Professor and Mrs. George A. Innis
have announced the engagement Of their
daughter, Ethelwyn Innis, and DR.. Ed
ward A. Rich, formerly of Hamline
and now Of Brigham, Utah. The we'd
ding will take place early in the year.
Mrs. Norman Larson Of Minneapolis
entertained the Hamline Fortnightly
Mr.. and Mrs. A. j. Matchett have
been entertaining guests from Two Har-
bors, MINI.
Mrs. George H. Bridgman has re.
turned from the east.
The Woman IS Foreign Missionary So
ciety of the Methodist church met Fri
day at the home of Mrs. G. j. Duff of
Van Buren, street. The topic was CAT
rica.'
The Woman's Home Missionary So
ciety of Hamline First Methodist
church served chicken pie supper
Tuesday evening in the church dining
| rooms.
The Ladies guild of Epiphany
church gave a silver tea social Friday
afternoon at the home Of Mrs. Charles
Sharpe of Hewitt avenue.
Mr.. and Mrs. Leslie s. Hackney and
family have gone to California to spend
the winter.
Mr.. and Mrs. N. B. Bigelow have
gone to Florida for the winter.
Professor and Mrs. James King were
guest Of honor at dinner given Fri
day evening by Professor and Mrs.
William E. Thompson.
Mrs. NJ. L. Holley has been entertain
ing Professor and Mrs. j. R. Brandup
and daughter.
Mrs. Susie Shepherd has returned to
st. James.
Mrs. E. Porsen has returned to Chi
| cage. "
Miss Beryl Rice has returned to
Sleepy Eye. MINI.
Miss Beatrice King has returned to
| Hastings, MINI.
Mrs. Ray Robbie and son leave soon
| for Spokane, Wash.
Miss Edna Cole of Lake Crystal has
been the guest Of her cousin. Miss Belle
Holley.
Miss Ruth Gold has returned from
| Renville.
Miss Leonora Koch has returned to
Mantorville, MINI. ~, l.
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ST. ANTHONY PARK

The StateH Agricultural school will
close Friday for the holidays.
The Adelphic society gave literary
entertainment in Pendergast hall last
evening.
Professor and Mrs. D. D. Mayne and
Mrs. G. M. Boutell, principal and pre-
ceptress Of the Agricultural school,
hall Monday evening. Dean and Mrs.
William Liggett and Mr.. Murphy, presi-
dent Of the senior class of the school,
assisted in receiving the guests. The
hall was decorated with Christmas bells,
holly wreaths and ropes of evergreen.
The school orchestra gave several num-
bers. About $50 guests were present
to meet the senior class.
Mrs. Margaret Blair of the Agricul-
tural school spoke yesterday to the
boys and girls clubs at the semi-an-
maui teachers convention in Rochester,
MINI.
Miss Ella Cody entertained the L. B.
T. V. club Thursday afternoon.
The charity division of the st. An
at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. j. S. Sew
all. Mines. Andrew Erwin, E. H. Burg
hardt and J. L. Stewart were in charge
of the meeting. Mrs. Haynes of Min
nesapolis spoke of "The Mission of the
Sunshine Society," Misses Weed and
Grain gave musical numbers, and an
. officer Of the St. Paul Salvation Army
corps told Of the work Of "the great
army
The Congregational ladies will have
q sale Of home baking and sewing in
their parlors Tuesday afternoon.
Mrs. Margaret Blair went to Chicago
last evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Snyder enter
tanned at an informal dinner ON Satur-
day evening for a few of the younger
set.
Mrs. D. E. Clark of Portland, Ore,
was guest of honor at dinner given
Saturday morning by Mr.. and Mrs. j.
T. Stewart.
Mrs. Walker of Cromwell avenue
gave party Tuesday afternoon. The
character OF some book was taken by
each guest.
The Young Woman s club will give a
colonial tea Thursday at the home of
Mrs. Vaughn. Colonial costumes will
be worn. Il
Cards have been received announcing
the marriage on Nov. 80 of Miss Jennie
Barnard 55of Grand Rapids, Mich, to
Robert Blake of Brainerd, formerly of
St. Anthony Park. Mr.. and Mrs. Blake
- spent the first of the week with their
= mother, Mrs. H. G.. Blake, and thei1
sister, Mrs. Alvah Bull.
The Royal Neighbors of Minneapolis
gave Mrs. Lewis of Cromwell avenue a
surprise party Tuesday evening.
Mrs. A. De Witt Of Marshall, MINI.
spent the first of the week with Mrs
Henry Van Giffen. -.
Mrs. G. H. Tugle of Duluth is the
- guest of her sisters, Mrs. Emil Matsch
Ike and Mrs. H. S. Baker
Mr.: and Mrs. G.. S. Williams enter
tanned at a dinner Sunday.
Mrs. Eugene Young entertained al
luncheon Saturday in honor of her sis
ter, Miss Dona Kurchean.
Miss Mildred Gibson entertained in
formally Saturday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. H. Ely have moved
- into their new home on Scudder avenue
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for Winton. MINI, for visit with rela,
HOPKINS

An enjoyable concert was given last
week by the members of the senior
class Of the high school in Anderson .
hall. After the Introductory speech by
Professor Olson an excellent program
Of fourteen numbers was presented.
ner, Florence Wass and Carrie Castle;
violin solo by Clara Krejci, vocal
numbers by George Peterson and Misses
Curran and Della Maloney, selection
by the mandolin orchestra, an instru-
mental duet by Maurice Clagett and
Edna Hamilton, piano solo by Miss
Walton and a piano M, duet by :, Miss Z,
numbers were well given and after the
concert a spread was served in the din
ing hall in honor Of the performers. A
new orchestra of ten pieces will play
for the opening Of Anderson S hall Sat
urday.
The members. of Hopkins baseball
team are making elaborate plans for a
benefit dance to be given in Anderson g
hall some time next month.
At a meeting of the Eastern Star,
held Wednesday evening, the following
officers were elected: Worthy matron,
Mrs. Freeman; worthy patron, Mr.. Pc
terson; assistant matron, Mrs. Codding-
ton; secretary, Mrs. Sendner; treasurer,
Mrs. Campbell; conductress, Mrs. Hosp;
assistant cOnductress, Mrs. Y Org1e.
After the election Of officers the initia.
tion Of new members took place. The
next meeting will be held the fourth
Wednesday in January.
The East End Cinch club met Thurs
day afternoon with Mrs. J. P. -Appleby.
Mrs. II. B. Dyer took the first prize
and the second was won by Mrs. Feigal.
A New England supper was served
Wednesday night in the Congregational
church for the benefit Of the Christmas
tree. An excellent musical program
was given after tie supper. Blanche
Hosp and Isabelle Anderson sang. A
piano duet was given by Dora Gordon
and Pauline Graves and Mamie Smith
recited "Little Orphan Annie.'
The children Of the East End public
school will give a Christmas entertain
ment Friday afternoon.
The Ladies' Aid society Of the Con-
gregational church met Wednesday af-
ternoon with Mrs. Hendrickson. There
will be no more meetings until after the
holidays.
The A. O. U. W. held an important
meeting Tuesday night in the Odd Eel
lows hall. Officers for next year were
elected and after all business had been
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SOCIETY IN THE SUBURBS AND NEIGHBORING TOWNS

Merriam Park Euchre club Tuesday
afternoon.
Mrs. A. K. Pruden entertained the
Merriam Park Thursday club at euchre
last week.
The second division of the Trinity
church Ladies' society had a sale OF
fancy work Friday afternoon at the
home of Mrs. BarWise. The ladies also
had sale of home baking Saturday
afternoon.
Miss Julia E. Booth has returned to
her home in st. Cloud.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. T. Watkins are Wis
iting in the east.
Mrs. Grier has returned from a visit
to relatives in California.
Mrs. Brown of Prior avenue has re-
turned from the east.
The Van Cleve Missionary society
met Tuesday afternoon at the home of
Mr.. and Mrs. o. P. Shepardson. Mrs.
Doty spoke of stThe Three Great Men
Of Japanese History" Mrs. McFar-
land gave a paper on HThe Rise of
Confucianism -; Mrs. johnson on "The
Charter Oath of 1862 Mrs. Parker
spoke on "Famous Americans Honored
in JAPAN
The Merriam Park Cosmopolitan club
was entertained Wednesday afternoon
by Mrs. Cook. Mines. Borden, Bowman,
Brooks and Miss Caroline Austin were
the speakers. The next date of meet
ing will be Jan. 8.
The Merriam Park Woman s club will
hold national and patriotic meeting
| " ednesday at the home Of Mr.. and
Mrs. w. .. Hillman of Dewey avenue.
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The club will not meet again until after
the holidays.
Miss Elizabeth Hill, reader, assisted
by the Hamline college quartet, gave an
entertainment Friday in the Methodist
church.
John Malloy Of Superior, Wis, visited
relatives in the city the past week.
The Misses Anne and Mary Costello
are expected home from ST. Cloud this
week.
Miss Dottie Gaslin, Second street s.
left Wednesday for somers, Mont.
where she will live with her sister, Mrs.
Ernest Doe.
Mr.. and Mrs. Axel Anderson and
MINI.
Mines. Ada May and Mary Thelen
attended the banquet at Donaldson &
tearooms last evening given in honor OF
the national commander Of the G.. A
r: and the national president Of the
w. r. C..
The fifth anniversary Of the marriage
Of Mr.. and Mrs. Guy Arthur Perry was
celebrated Tuesday evening BY a mum
Der OF married people.
The Misses Molly and Emily Bruins
wick have returned from four months
visit in North Dakota
Misses Bertha DAZZLING, Margaret
Conklin, Bertha Caesar and Addie Hof
terman are expected home this Weel
from Winona, MINI.
Mike Fitzgerald has returned from
California, where he spent month.
Mrs. Elmer Davies Of Kasota, MINI.
visited relatives and friends last week
The Rathbone Sisters will give 8
card and dancing party tomorrow even
ing.
Three attractions for the opening Of
Stillwat er's Auditorium are under con
sideration and one of them will be Sc
lccted soon by H. G. Robertson. man
ager. The date Of the opening will be
between Jan. Is and Feb. 1.
M. and Mrs. Mark Leroy O'Brien OF
st. Paul were in Saltwater Friday even
ing to attend the dancing party give1
by the Hyperion club
Miss Taintor of st. Paul was the
guest of Mr.. and Mrs. W. G.. Bronson
last week. :,
Mr.. and Mrs. Edwin Conrad spent
Sunday in the city as guests Of Mr.. anG
Mrs. W. S. Conrad, w Wilkins street.
Miss Nora Frye, Second street N, en-
tertaineu the faculty and senior class Of
the high school last evening.
The schools close Friday for vaca
ton of two weeks.
The Chalmers family of Third street S
expect tr leave soon for California t.
spend the winter.
Mrs. M. A. Torinus will leave soor
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FORT SMELLING

Miss Keyes, who has been visiting
Captain and Mrs. Fiske for some
months, left for her home in California
on Monday.
Miss Newport Of Summit avenue, St.
Paul, gave dinner followed by the
alter party to see the "Rollicking Girl
on Wednesday night and the guests
and his house guests, Major and Mrs.
Pitcher Of Fort Yellowstone, Wyo.,
Major and Mrs. Allen and Miss Allen.
Lieutenant and Mrs. Mortimer and
Miss Warren were dinner guests of Mrs.
Wilson Of Minneapolis on Friday night.
Lieutenant Mortimer has recently been
appointed aid to General Carr to serve
during the absence Of Lieutenant Ed.
wards.
Major and Mrs. Allen gave a six.
handed euchre party. Friday night.
| The house was prettily decorated in
Christmas greens, bright bells and
cluded the entire garrison and General
Carr, Miss Newport, Captain Stevens
and Miss Stevens of st. Paul. The ia.
vors were won by Mrs. Fiske, Mrs. Cas-
ser, Captain Bugge and Lieutenant
Lowe.
Colonel Pitcher entertained the chill.
dren of the garrison in honor of his lit.
tie niece who is visiting him and who
was celebrating her seventh birthday
Twenty children enjoyed the occasion
as only children can, playing games
finding happy surprises hidden with
much ingenuity and partaking of the
dainty refreshments.
Saturday night the regular weekly
hop, postponed from Friday night, tool
place. An enjoyable time was had ant
many small hop suppers were givel
after the program.
General Carr leaves this week for /;
month g visit in Washington and vari
GUS points in the east. Tonight he will
! give one of his justly famous dinner
In one Of the private dining rooms o.
the Ryan hotel, st. Paul. Colone
Pitcher, Major and Mrs. Pitcher, Majo
and Mrs. Allen Of the post will b.
/ among his guests. 4. ... 4: E
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BIG SOUTHERN PULP MILL
Manufacturers, Record


Incidental to the vast expansion of
the forest industries in recent years in
the south is the announcement that
work has begun upon the construction
near Waynesville, N. c., Of one Of the
largest woodpulp mills in the world.
The plant will cost more than $780,
600, will employ more than one thou
sand persons and will handle 600 cords
Of pulpwood a day. Independent Of
the ,000-horsepower developed at the
plant from 200 tons of coal to be
burned daily, the company will utilize
5000 horsepower generated electrically
from the Pigeon river. The operations
Of the plant will require ten carloads
Of sulphur a day and five carloads of
arsenic, with many other supplies, and
the Southern railway is now lowering
it's grade from Asheville to the fac
tory site. The company has. bought
about thirty thousand acres Of timber
land near by for pulpwood, the sup
ply Of which in the east and in the mid
die states has rapidly diminished.
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HAMLINE

Miss Nellie Krantz entertained a
party Of young people Saturday even
ing.
The new addition to, Hancock school
was opened Thursday by an exhibition
= of school work. Friday the teachers Of
Hancock school gave public reception
to the patrons of the school, Miss
Edith B. Taylor is the principal.
Dr. and Mrs. Frank Yerger, who
were guests of Mr. and Mrs. Thomas
Montgomery, have returned to Denver.
Col.
the T.. s. L. society Tuesday afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas B. Shove have
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ST. PAUL

The marriage of Miss Grace Doran,
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Michael Do
IAN. to Captain Arthur Toombs Mark
Of the United States marine corps was
celebrated Monday evening at the home
of the bride S sister, Mrs. J. G. Ger
sghty. Rev. Ambrose MeNulty othc1-
ated The bride presented STRIKING
appearance in her bridal gown OF lrlsn
lace and chiffon. She carried a bouquet
of white orchids and lilies of the valley
and wore gold bracelet studded with
supphires, the gift of the bridegroom.
Captain Mark and his best man, Lieu
tenant Bracket, were in the full dress
uniform Of the marine corps, and the
wedding thruout was semi-naVal In It's
appointments The windows were hung
with two United States flags, and were
thanked on either side by groups OF
smaller flags Southern smilax and
poinsettias festooned the tops Of the
windows, and palms We're banked be-
meath them. In the dining room white
tulle was drawn from the chandelier to
the four corners of the table, in the CEN
chrysanthemums surrounded by white.
shaded candles. Miss Hopes ladies
string quartet played. Six marines
from the recruiting office were in at
tendance during the evening. After the
reception Captain and Mrs. Mark left
for Salt Lake City, and Los Angeles to
visit relatives Of Captain Mark before
going to San Francisco, where he is on
duty. The brides going-away costume
was dark violet cloth with a squirrel
turban and collar and muff to match.
Seventeen of the debutantes will give
@ dinner-dance at the Country club
Tuesday evening, Jan. 2. Mr.. and Mrs.
Walter Driscoll will chaperone the
party.
Mrs. George L. Nye, Portland avenue,
has issued invitations for dancing
party to be given Christmas night at
the Loomis hall in honor of her daugh-
ter, Miss Nellie Nye.
Mr.. and Mrs. Theodore Schulze of
che Aberdeen will give dancing party
at Ramaley's Saturday evening for
their daughters, the Misses Schulze
who will be home from school for the
holidays. Il
Mrs. Lewis Arms Robinson Fair
mount avenue, has issued cards for a
dancing party to be given Wednesday
evening, Dec. q, at the Country club,
in honor of her daughter, Miss Bessie
G. Robinson.
NILS. iduhiIu l. lOeIo OIL Ouiu1Hlt dFo-
nue. has issued invitations for dance
to be given Tuesday evening, Dec. 26,
for her daughter, Miss Florence Snow
Floete.
Mrs. Sherman Finch, Mrs. L. P. G
Brooks and Mrs. Horace Thompson will
give a dinner-dance at Ramaley's or
New Years night in honor of the
younger set of girls and boys.
Mrs. s. G.. Russell, Goodrich avenue
will entertain for the younger set Sat
urday evening.
The Lamda Sigma fraternity will
give dancing party at Ramaley'
Tuesday evening, Dec. 26.
Mrs. F. E. Rice, Summit avenue, will
give a bridge party Tuesday afternoon
Mrs. Rice will also give tea Thursday
afternoon Dee %
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Mrs. F. E. Rice, Summit avenue, will
give bridge party Tuesday afternoon.
Mrs. Rice will also give a tea Thursday
afternoon. Dec. g.
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The Lamda Sigma fraternity will
give a dancing party at Ramaley Is
Tuesday evening, Dec. 26.
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Mrs. s. G.. Russell, Goodrich avenue
will entertain for the younger set Sat
urday evening.
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Mrs. Sherman Finch, Mrs. L. P. 9.
Brooks and Mrs. Horace Thompson will
give dinner dance at Ramaley's on
New Years ar 90 night ls in hon honor of the
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We are showing the most complete
assortment Of Fur-lined Coats at
prices which are unequaled. Squirrel
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Blended Coney Lined and Collar
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52-inch Squirrel Lined Black Coats,
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52-in. extra German Squirrel Lined
Black or Red Coats, natural or blend
ed squirrel or Jap %SS001
mink collars
Others of equally good values, at
$e5, $75, $s5 to 5000, including even
ing shades and Black Velours.
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Mrs. Franklin Floete of Summit ave-
nue. has issued invitations for dance
to be given Tuesday evening, Dec. 26,
for her daughter, Miss Florence Snow
FlOete.
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Mrs. George L. Nye, Portland avenue,
has issued invitations for dancing
party to be given Christmas night at
the Loomis hall in honor of her daugh-
ter, Miss Nellie Nye.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Theodore Schulze of
che Aberdeen will give dancing party
at Ramaley's Saturday evening for
their daughters, the Misses Schulze,
who will be home from school for the
HOLIDAYS r.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-10-18
MRS. ROOSEVELT MAY COME
To Little Rock With the President on
October 25.

Little Rock, Oct 1S.-According to
the latest reports from Washington,
President Roosevelt will be accompa-
MED by Mrs. Roosevelt on the occa-
sion of his visit to Little Rock October
25 Mrs. Roosevelt will be member
OF the party which will leave Wash
ington this morning, and while it has
not been definitely decided how far
she will accompany the party 1t is
now planned that she will remain with
the president through the entire trip.
with the. exception of the visit to New
Orleans. If those plans are carried
out she will come to Little Rock and
then return to Washington with the
rest of the party, excepting the presi-
dent and Secretary Loeb, who will go
from this city to New Orleans.
Soon after it was announced tha:
The president would visit Little Rock
Secretary Loeb notified the local COM
in the party, but it is thought that
the plans may have been changel so
far as the presence of Mrs. Roosevelt
is concerned.
The president leaves Washington
for the south this morning AMI with
his arrival in Little Rock only week
away, the local committee are max.
ing every effort to complete all ar
rangements for his reception and en-
tertainment in this city. All plans
have practically been completed and
the committees are now arranging
the details of the various features Of
the program.