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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-10-01
WILL BURN NEGRO
t he is CAPTURED [ ] |: D.
Supposed Slayer Of Mother and
Children Escapes-Sheriff 3 s
is Censured. (.

HOUSTON, TEX. september 3o,----
Monk Gibson, the negro arrested yes er.
day in connection with the murder. 81
Mrs. A. j. Conditt and her children az
Edna, Texas, Thursday, made q bold dash
for liberty last night and escaped from
the posse having him In charge. Vi
Officers declare that Gibson knows all
about tho crime he posse Is searching
for the negro and he will probably be-
recaptured. g is9
s, III. Beasley, father OF Mrs Condltt.
issued an appeal to the people OF tho
Edna community to-day. u
It was to the effect that the sheriff
was criminally negligent In, allowing
Gibson to escape and declared Beasiey'
intention OF taking the negro from the
authorities when recaptWed and 'hurn
him for Il week" II the people would
stand by him a large number OF people I
shouted approval and yelled az the shter-S
In, why didn't YOU handcuf ms
negro?'
Sheriff EGG replied: Its easy 10 ASK
that now, but ifany of#you want 20
make a personal matter OF t. lust step (
ont from that crowd aud we wsll setiia3.
"a 1t now"
The people of Jackson county are ~ \
a high state OF excitement ana manyl
ayow that they will burn Gibson whsn
he IS unprecedented, The officers say the,x
will protect the negro and serous ,roabi.s
may result 5i
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Veteran Cavalryrnan.

A veteran OF the Sixth New York
Cavalry writes: st IA X
Mrs, N. " Rand olph, Richmond, Va.:&si
Respected Madanl,--I have at hand a
circular letter concerning the erection
OF q monument to General Ftzhugh Lee.
X To-day l have finished my report as
president of the Veterans Association,
Sixth New York, Cavalry, which forcibly
reminds me that on the night of ApIl
80. 1868, our Lientenant-C Colonel Duncan
sMcYicar was killed near Alsop's Field,
i Va, while charging General Fitzhugh
Lees cavalry.
The following quotation is from let
ter dated May 9, 1863, written by our
commander, Colonel Thomas C. Devln, to
the widow Of Lieutenant Colonel Dun
can 4McVicar: q
His brave antagonist General Fitz-
hugh Lee, showed every respect to his
remains, sending his own chaplain to
perform the funeral rites. 3
y 7 cannot forego the pleasure of con-
tributing for monument to so gallant
a gentleman and soldier. Tk sixth New
z York Cavalry contributes Its mite.
a Trusting that your! laudasic enterprise
may be crowned with success, am,
madam. , Very truly yours. al M
,s FERGUS "A. EASTON, x
President Veterans g8 Association Sixth
New York Cavalry. VII 4 4
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& OHIO.
Gets TRA.CK (. RIGHTS h { !
Arrangement Made Which 'l.l VII 'l,isIl
Cut Down the Time to 5s 49,
estern Cities. 81
.om Our Regular Correspond ent.)

(From Our Regular Correspond ent. . ssSs5E
WASHINGTON, DC. septetnbe 80. Nv
IL is reported that the chesapeake and 1
Ohio Railway Company has bout II made nj !,s'
arrangements whereby 1T will bttalns1
Etrackagc rights overt the Bal lrnore ana
Ohio Railroad from staunto on to q Harri,.S
sonblirg. and thence over the So therls
to Manassas and Washington. he ar ~
rangements If mad will very ma erlallysj
lessen tho time between the natl n ma n
ca pital and Cincinnati and Chicago and
st. Louis. The distance from ASH
iIngton to Staunton over the southerns
tracks to Orange and oyer the Chesa al
peake and Is Ohio thence to 8 taunt On,
which is&the Chesapeake and Ohio route
at present, Is Id miles Ell !3sl
The distance to Staunton from w ash,
slngton, via lIarrlsonburg is ~ 20 mi les
but while tits distance, is greater by
way OF tho Southern route, the grade is 4
lighter. The heavy grade from harr.5S
lottesville to Alton and through tn q 3llu t'$
Ridge going west, and from 5S Be sio2
through the mountain coming east, so nE
3bugbenr TO fast travel * Two engines
are always used to pull the trains up the q
mountain. and the size Of the load hauleoH
Is regulated by THIS ihcaNS sIstueatts ~ tof
grade Is good all the way from ,5 5taphTs
ton to Washington by way OF me si ila
5rlsonburg routes Z; ,I II y
The Baltimore md Ohio owns the ro ,s -
from staunton to Harrisonburg.3asa me az
southern owns the road from Flo RI SON. M;
burg to Strasburg, and thence y on ~ so 81.
Manassas, where connection Is Il mace ma ~
With the main line. The Pcnnsylvan ,lt'.
controls both the chesapeake and z.fISl
and the Baltimore and Ohio, 50 that
arrangements could easily be made q lf,t
the diversion of the Grains from St ia. 's
ton to IIarrlsonburg. AS tho Chesa-a
5peake and Ohio already mas trackaHes
rights over the Southern from Orange 9
to washington, by way OF manassas Ia ,.s, a
ia inferred there would lie little diffii--Ess
Guilty In making al similar ARRANGING n AZ
for tho use OF the tracks from HIATT
}sonburg to Washington BY way q I MaTS
inassaS. tlf5 ~ ;g8
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FRENCH MINISTER TO WED
CHARMING YOUNG WIDOW

Especial Gable to The Times. Dispatch and
New York Hcrald)
Copyright, by the New York Herald Coz AZ
f. PARIS. September 3d. According to the
Illustration. NJ. elemental, French Min,
lister OF the Colonies, who has been n
wIdowcr several years. will marry next
month a young widow, Nine. Knowles,
who, 1t says. is an accomplished automo-
bilst. She has a son nine years old. NJ.
and Nine. Clemcntcl will reside In a
house In Ncuilly, which the minister has
5Justirented the official residence. In the
4 Pavilion de F'lorc. In the Louvre not
being very we'll adapted to domestic ar
frangements. N. Clcmentel has recently
been brought before the public eye by the
$rigor with which he has undertaken the
task OF reforming the irregularities dis
closed by the report OF the late Cornte de
Brazza in the French Congo.
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: ! z
Or. Humphreys Seventy
Seven breaks up Grip md 4 |.
DIS

II Before the first hush Of Fever, comes
,lassltudc and wcakncss, the preinonitory
symptoms Of having taken Cold--if at this
time you5 net Quickly-takc d few doses OF
DR.. Humphreys Specific "scvcnty-seven"
1t will restore tho checked circulation,
start the blood coursing through the
veins and break up tho Cold. ~" also
breaks up Colds that hung on. ~ : cures
Grip, 1nflucnza, Catnrrh, Coughs. Bron-
chitls ana Sore Throat. At Druggists
Csc. Or mailed. Write for Medical Book
sent free
liam and John Streets New York. ~
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-10-01
Wisdom Of the Selection.

The wisdom OF the action OF those in
authority In placing the monument of
General Lee where it now stands. has
been wonderfully demonstrated. III an
open field the Lee monument stood until
after Lee District was annexed to Rich
mond. In fact Monument Avenue" had
at that time never boen mentioned. The
thoroughfare was known as Franklin.
Street, extended, But those who owned
real estate In tho vicinity rose on masse
and protested against the lethargy exist
Ing In the city government. Indlgna-
stion meetings We're held and resolutions
We're passed, Committees were appoint
ed to walt upon the Council with q view
to receiving an appropriation for i'm
provements, such as gas, water cleo
trIclty, Tho result OF this agitation OF
tho subject OF improvement Of the dis
trict was that tho necessary appropria-
ton was made and from that day the
avenue began to grow more popular.
& Within the past two years over three
hundred residences have been built In this
section, and hundreds OF thousands OF
dollars have been spent. There Is every
indication that the section Of the city
through which runs the thoroughfalt Will
grow more and more popular and that
within the next two or three years It Will
be site in Richmond to which every
citizen will point with pride and where
all the people from the South will so when
visiting the Old Dominion.
d The Stuart monument will cost about
$3S, 900. Tho city contributed 100000 to
this fund, and the rest was raised by
private contributions.
Tho Jefferson Davis monument viii be
unveiled June s. 1907 birthday Of the
President OF the Confederacy. The Da-
Wis Veteran Association raised over
$40 900 OF tho fund for the monument to
Jeff Davis. The rest OF the $4,000 has
been raised by tho ladies' of tho South,
Tho Jefferson Davis Monument Assocla-
ton has in bank, on interest, sufficient
money to pay for the monument when It
ia unveiled The contracts with Mr.. Yal-
5entlne, us artist, and with holland and
Baskerville as architects, have been
signed, rho total amount that has been
raised is over $4,000, This has been
done by the untlrlng efforts Of tho noble
women of the South; every State has
contributed to the fund. Officers Of the
Jefferson Davis Monument Association
are MS follows: Mrs. =, Thomas Mcculy
Tough president; Mrs, y, a.. B!ennor, sees
. yetary; Mrs. EdYay p. IL 'ay!oIt y tasvfes
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-10-01
.STR|K BROKEN
IN CHARLOTTE /. | RI. !. | j |:
Enough Printers Secured to En-: En-
able a Full sumption Of
Work.
AN OPEN TOWN [ J 4 !, IL . ERE Z r.;
Especial to The Tlmes-D ispa.tt|c9'h.>&

{special to The Times Dispat ch.) 4
WA CHARLOTTE,N n. 4 c., September 80. Tho
strike Of s,lnlonsprinters, so far as Char
: lotte is concerned, Is broken, and there Is
general rejoicing tonight. not only among
the publishers, but on the part. OF the
public, who have been seriously lncon-
venienced for a week Within a1few days
conditions In both newspaper and joD
establishments will be normal. Non-unlon
printers are arriving on almost n every
train, and Charlotte will start the new
week an&'open" town. One union printer
and one union linotype mnchlnlst$ return.
cd to work to-day, and at least three
other printers will be back in their old
positions Monday.
Take Them Back.
Tho employing printers Of Charlotte 'ltd.tt
decided that they would not Hrefusa TO
take back any competent union men
who apply, but with the understanding
that they sever all relations with tho
union and enter an open shop. Many
OF the printers have left the city and
secured positions elsewhere, and stu
others Will return to work under tho
new conditions. Tho strike has seriously
handicapped all three of the local pm pers,
but each has appeared regularly though
In abbreviated shape The publishers are
elatcd tonight over he breaking OF the
strike. z M
Southern's Chief Counsel.
4 Colonel W. B. Rodman, division counsel
forEt the Charlotte division Of the Southern
Railway, is slated rs the successor OF the
late Captain Charles Price, chief counsel
II for the Southern In North Carolina.
n AL yto To ~,
January from washington to accept the
post OF division counsel al a salary of
$4,000 Ills salary as chief counsel will
be $4,000. The knowledge that he is to
5be appointed will come ms q distinct
surprise, rs there are several other at
torneys for this road In the State who
have had longer service, 5iiit .tt55 u
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-10-01
THE VITAL CENTER
No Man Stronger Than His Ston1ach-Let M-o-na
Strengthen Your Digestive System.

Tho stomach Is your vital center.
No man Is stronger than his stomach
Every organ of the body is sustained
and nourlshed by food which is converted
into nutrition in the stomach and cons
yeyed to every part OF the system in the
form Of blood For this reason, when
the stomach Is strengthened with Miro-na
and Is able to convert the food into nour7
ishment, all other organs soon become
well Ibis explains many cures Of heaptt
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-10-01
HALF OF NORTH ATLANTIC
FLEET COMES TO NORFOLK
lBY AssoeIated Press.l

PIA,YINeEToWN, MASS. September
sO,--,lhe lirst and second divisions Of the
ibattleship eauadron of5the North Atlantic
fleet sailed from here to-day under the
command Of Rear-Admirnl Robley D,
Y Evans. The first division. ineludng the
tIagship Maine, will go to- New York,
and Tie second dlYlsInp VIII proceed to
Norfolk, { h. III 5g 5iSlss AZ (,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-10-01

liver, or kidney diseases in tho cases
where Mi-o-na Is used, j5 Al
1t Is the most wonderful health re-
storer known. Just one little tablet out
OF a 30 cent box Of Mi-o-na for Few
days. and you will soon see q great iln-
provement In your health
If you cannot obtain Ml-o-na Ok your
druggist. 1t will be sent by mail posi- pala,
OF receipt Of price. Sample sufficient 70
show its value will be forwarded on re-
quest. The n, i, Booth co,, ltha Ca y.
lY II, u, & Il VI e II. ~ n -
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-10-01
OLD ONES THERE, h
Justice Crutchfield Greets Mum.
. Der Of Old Friends in the Pen.

"Are MI Of tho old ones here?" asked
Justice Crutchhcld yesterday morning, ,as
he frowncd down upon tho court attaches.
There are several whom you have
known in the past. sir" answered Talley,
tho man who takes the money 81
III behold the countenances of one or
two, myself echoed Edgar, the fellow
that writes the Latin phrases on the
big book, 81 a
& WELL fetch one of the sinful beings
before, was tho order, and from the
lineup In the pen T'illiam Roach dlsen-
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-10-01
FAMOUS AVENUE
d MONUMENTS | j. \ | !. \ !.
Fo,tr Splendid STATUES Will VII
Grace d Single Richmond.
e ,l'horoughfarcs
MESSAGE 10 ALL PEOPLE
Story Of Pure Patriotism and
Hcroism IS Silent Lesson
n Of the Monuments.

Il Monument Avenue IN Richmond Twill
soonest and. most noted streets In the
United States. y I'D
-Four monuments to grcut Southern COL
diers will stand on this thoroughfare.
&. In honor to the memory Of j. e. 81
Stuart, the dauntless leader OF tho cav
airy, the first monument IN the avenue
as one goes out Is erected. This, no~Sin,
course OF erection. Will stand at the In
tersection OF Lombardy and FRANKLIN
Streets "A little further out Is the splen-
did equestrian statue OF General Robert
Il. Lee commander-ln-chlef Of the Con-
federate forces. And still further west
on Monument Avenue, the site has been
selected for 4 monument to the memory.
OF the only President OF the Confede racy-
Jefferson Davis. General Fitzhugh Ices
name Is sacred with all yirginians and
all Southcrncrs and the monument to
this great man when erect ed where the
Boulevard crosses the avenue will stand
line with the others. .55 Il Y X \ s ts
3E AssresutlHs cost OF S1shVO dtu lep -
resenting the private donations Of count.
less hundreds of Southern men and wo-A
men. the four monuments will stand out
as priceless heritageB to Ill generations.1
They are located on an avenue that Is
already recognized as a part of the most
beautiful section Of the city. They
teach silent lesson Of the great strug-
gle between the States, when Southern
frn To-
~ demonstrated. And they inculcate In
the hearts Of the young men Of Rich
$mond, of Virginia and of the entire
South, principles that can not be erased
by the hand Of time, nor oblterated by
conditions, however hey may change.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-10-01
A Beautiful Drive.

Monument Avenue is to many citizens
even of Richmond a new name. ~ XII II
x Hundreds, perhaps, do not attach the
Importance to It that should be given.
Fashioned by Natures sculptor, the west
ern terminus Of Franklin Street broadens
out in wonderfully pretty drive way.
/ For miles the thoroughfare extends-even
beyond the boulevard and out into Henrico
Z county. Along each side are fashionable
residences, homes that were built with
In tho past five years.
n In tho afternoons society Is agog on
the avenue. Automobiles and fashion
able rigs are seen without number and
in them are Richmond's wealthiest and
most influential citizens. Strangers are
taken to Monument Avenue and shown
the splendid r. r. Leo monument The
base OF the Stuart monument has been
completed. Ground for the Jefferson
Davis monument has been condemned.
and In 1907 the unwilling will take place..
at this time the Confederate reunion
will be held In Richmond. The monu-
ment to the memory OF General Fitz-
hugh Lee IS, OF course, late move
ment. But the site has been selected
and everything is in readiness for the
statue. It will be equestrian, and the
accompanying cut shows the avenue
with tho monuments IN the order In
which they will appear.
Monument Avenue would never have
been known as such had 1t not been for
the location OF the r.. z. Lee monu-
.ment thereon In 1883, when General
Fitzhugh Lee was Governor of Virginia.
the monument was unveiled. There had
been a great fight for the location OF tho
monument Libby Hill Park was advo-
Gated by many as the most desirable
for no OF t,,a NJ do
lin-chief of the Confederate forces. and
there was nothing lacking in the rivalry
between the two places. The present
site OF the statue was finally decided
upon, and at q cost Of $4,000 It was
erected.
General Fitzhugh Lee was at the I'M
Yelling. But none OF those present
thought at the time of the future for
the avenue. Visitors to Richmond for
years after the unwilling OF the r. e..
Lee monument were taken through the
city, and out in the county to Lee Dis
,trict and shown the statue OF the South
tern hero.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-10-01

Central Committee, Mrs. N. v. Randolph.
chairman Central Committees: Mr.. John
q 8. Elicit (bonded) j, treasurer.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-10-01

In his original report he says: s5g Asstss&
''The samples Of Duffy g Pure Malt " jhlskeA
submitted to my laboratory for chemical 81 ri
animation were found perfectly pure ana Ssn. I
tircly free OF anlyl and mehyl aloohols lfussea8
oil and wood sprits), and also devoid q coor-S
Ing matter Comparative tests have be- mae
with samples OF Duffy Malt yVhiskey' nous DIN
from different drug stores in this city. W
Same result On basis OF these examine tons.
I pronounce your prepare ton as an
tonic nula1,t tissue builder and cora
,vbc,, chi, be Used by young and old for we sttna
diseases nervous debility, loss OF appetite ans
II short, in all where an elfecuy y,e
Ia required n DIR. p. M 11DEERR Shlicctasos
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-10-01
Grand Army Man.

q Grand Army, mans letter Is also
given: as3ff4 "a 3i V 4, 3 /. M Il
MIR. Edward c. Brush Boston, Mass:
My dear sr,-,At the last regular meet
Ing Of our post. Coinrade Bruerton read
thctclrcular letter issued blythe Irltzhugh
Lee Monument Association, and on mo-
9tiot3;of Comrade Goodrich the post unan-i
yfrnously 70 ted to contribute s25 toward the
erection Fof the.proposed monument.
K n gives me great pleasure as COM
fnander to enclose herewith our quarter.
masters check fora Twenty-Five dollars,
payable to Mrs. Edgar D. Taylor, treas
{urcr. i. a 81 % s5lF f55g1l51 sSi.5.3 OK
AS one Of our 9 kinsley Associates and
"a former Confederate veteran, may usk
you to forward this check 10 Mrs Tay-
Tor, with the best wishes OF ali our COM
rades. Yours faithfully,
u. B. ST1LLtNGS. Commander. Il
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-10-01
Noted Chicago Physician and
Chemist Recommends Duffy'S

u. Eidherr, a leading consult insult \
ing and analytical chemists,
states that he finds Dnffy' 's
Pure Malt Whiskey pert city
pure and entirely free Of COL 9 ']L.'s)
oring matter, wood spirits i 81 and ~ Is
fusel oil.
i pronounce Duffy an 81 !, excel Gel
lent tonic stimulant tissue sue
builder an invigorato tor, which '7'l11 l!'l1 "
can be used by young az 9 h! o y 81
for wasting diseases, nervous Y
debility, loss Of appetite s a1lsd 's,l.
in short, in all cases where her h Az 10.
effective tonic is required '
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-10-01
THEY HoNORED LEE.
Letters From All Sections Con.
tain Praise for Southern Leader

Letters From All Sections Con.
tain Praise for Southern Leader.
Following are some u tho many letters
received by the officers Of the 4 Fltzhngtt
Ice Monument 4 Association from distin-
guBhed men OF sall sections OF the coun-
try who are anxious 10 contribute to
tho fund fot@the erection Ola monument
to tho Southern leader: 4. NJ
Colonel j. ID. Wood writes:
My Dear Mrs. Taylor: NJ az
"a ] have the honor to enclose herewith
d postal money order for $40 as n small
subscription to the fund for erecting O
monument to my very good friend, Gem
,eral Lee. ~ ".
"a served With him In the Seventh Corps
Id Cuba, and lcAriiedstu know him and
To like him. i cannot bcars4to think 1
shnll never see hin, again. Believe inc
e q "a, "A Very sincerely
y, ,.935Bs J. 10. w GOD
Licutcnant-C Colonel /, Military Secretary.
T(FOrmerly lieutenant. Colonel and Chief
Il Connlssnry, Seventh Army Corpse
TO Mrs. Edgar y. Taylor, treasurer
Fitzhugh Lee Memorial Association.
Richmond, Va. rs rs IA p H-5J 4
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stS8 DIRE
Duffy's Pure. Malt Whiskey

sane u
yumgd the %
Govern m % CeN1&
%
Newport daily independent., 1905-02-15
ODD FELLOWS
 MARVELLOUS GROWTH.

Grand Secretary John P. Paul of the I. O.. o. F., while in Lit tie Rock the ether day, reported to one of the papers that the or der is in a most prosperous con- dition. Since the meeting of the grand lodge in Pine Bluff last October he had instituted twen- ty-three new subordinate lodges, and the membership is rapidly approaching 15,000 in the state in 1922 lodges. He will institute a new lodge at Winfield, Scott county, next week with mem- bership of forty-fve. During the same time nine new encamp- ments of the uniform rank have organized, making thirty-six in all. The membership of the en- campment will be doubled this year, the number reported at the Pine Bluff meeting having been 2,300.
Newport daily independent., 1905-02-15
A NEST
 AT WALNUT RIDGE.
Eagles to Institute Aerie There Friday Night and Invite the Newport Birds to Come
 Up in a Flock.

They are making preparations for Some big doings up at Wal nit Ridge Friday night, at which time an aerie of Eagles will be instituted, and an invitation was received Tuesday by President R. T. Simmons of Union Aerie No. 788, F. o. E., to attend in a body. The invitation reads:
 Fraternal Order Eagles: You are hereby notified that the Wal Ilnur Ridge aerie of Eagles will institute Friday night, February 17th. Your presence requested. SPlease come. !"
 The instituting officer will be Ion. J. Brizzolara of Fort Smith, (1d will be assisted in the drill Id team work by the Newport d Jonesboro lodges.
 Arrangements have been made 9el the Iron Mountain for ex- cursion rates upon this occasion and itsis' expected that Newport will send a delegation of the birds to Walnut Ridge that will surprise the natives.
 .l.s EAGLES, TAKE. NOTICE. Union Aerie No. 7S8, Newport, Ark:
 You are respectfully invited to attend a meeting and banquet at Walnut Ridge Friday night, Feb ruary IT, 1905. By order of the s worthy secretary of Walnut Fsf1ge aerie.
 Yours in;L. T.J. &E.,
 R. T. SIMMONS,
 Worthy President.
Newport daily independent., 1905-02-15
IN SOCIETY. 5 Q,'
Hiss WILSEY '. ENTERTAINS.

' ' MISS WILSEY. ENTERTAINs. Miss Marie, tH9 charming and Accomplished daughter of MT. a1d Mrs. w. H. Wilsey of the east side, will entertain select number of friends this evening from 8 to II at her beautiful home. The affair will be given E a Saint Valentine reception md promises to be one of the feature receptions of the present social seas n.
 Miss Wilsey is one of the most lavish entertainers of the city and the fortunate ones fully real ize the excellence of the occasion when first honored with an invi- tation to the charming receptions If this charming hostess. Tues day s Poplar Bluff Citizen.