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The San Angelo press. (San Angelo, Tex.) 1897-1907, 1905-06-01

Something must be said as to
the return of the plateau shape hat
trimmed with flowers, and tipped
in a coquettish fashion over the
forehead, and this make of hat
has many versions; some show a
flat, straight brim, others are
turned up at one side, while many
are straight in front and turned
sharply up at the back. But in
every case this style of hat is
wor well tilted over the face.
A brown straw hat to match a
brown frock had a flat, straight
brim, the shallow crown was cir
cled with wreath of small, green
leaves, and at the back bunch
Of red cherries. These fell as a
fringe over the hair, and were
perfect specimens of the flower
makers art.
Another hat built on the same
lines, was in blue straw, and also
trimmed in cherries. A dark vio-
let straw had as its sole trimming
some small ostrich feathers, shad-
ed from pale mauve to the deepest
violet.
Smart women make u study of
wells. The veil to be worn with
this hat was of fine black net with
spots of violet chenille. And the
above mentioned brown and
blue hats had each its own
veil, brown and blue of precisely
The San Angelo press. (San Angelo, Tex.) 1897-1907, 1905-06-01
How to Clean Gold Frames.

TO clean gold picture frames beat
the white of an egg Add to 1t one
point of cold water and mOlsten your
frames with this mixture, using a
sponge. Then with soft flannel care
fully wipe. Take a second cloth, per-
fectly dry, and give the frames a light
rubbing. If the frames are not clean
and bright after this treatment you
would better take them to a glider and
have them regilded.
The San Angelo press. (San Angelo, Tex.) 1897-1907, 1905-06-01

of Judgment, an have plenty of
ginger in it.
Den it's good, but eff you
makes de whole cake of it, it
sorter turns your stomach. "
The San Angelo press. (San Angelo, Tex.) 1897-1907, 1905-06-01

Don't spend your money fool
ishly,-buy good beer from Eddie
Maier. 18-tf
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-09-22
CURE PERMANENT

Mrs. Burgess writes Feb 20, 1901:
My baby, who had Eczema very
badly on her head, rs told you before,
after using the Cuticura Remedies was
cured. She is now six years old, aud
has thick hair anda clean sculp.'!'
Instant relief aud refreshing sleep
for skin-tortured babies and rest for
tired, worried mothers i'll warm baths
with Cuticura Soap, aud gentle anoil,t-
lngs with Cuticura Ointment, purest OF
emollicats and greatest of skin cures.
This is the purcst, sweetest, most
speedy, permanent, and economical
treatment for totturimg, ,l:afguring,
itching. burning, bleeding, scnly,
crustcd. and pimply skin and SCALP
huInours. with loss OF hair, of infants
and children, as we'll as adults, and 10
sure to succeed When all othcr rene.
dies aud the best physicians fail.
Sold throughout The world cnlicurs re:oven, Joc lin
FORM o. Chocolate Coated PILLS. he per Vial uf Gj Ot
ment 5uc, Soap, 2ir Potter Dn. Il Chem Corp I,,un
Sole Props pJ- Send fur " The Urea, ltununi Cure"
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-09-22
Lieutenant and Mrs. Bissett Go
--.--~ a.t tie l.v5
ing to Kentucky.
WILL START FROM RICHMOND
Tour Through Three States to be
Made by Young Couples in Light
blackboard" Machine at Rate of
100 Miles a Day.

Lieutenant G. a. Bissctt, assistant
naval constructor at tho local shlDyarl.
ana Mrs. l'issett will leave this city.
tonight on the Old Dominion steamer
for Richmond. from whence they mako
atrip to l1arrisonburg, Ky. on "buck-
board" automobile.
Lieutenant Bissctt stated Inst night
that he would follow the route of the
Chesapeake a. Ohio Railroad acrosS
Virginia. West Virginia and through
Kentucky To llarrisonhnrg. The prin.
cipal cities through which the tourists
will pass will be: Chariot esvillc
Staunton. COvinpton. in Virginia
Charleston. in West Virginia. and Ash
land, Cattlcsburg and LcXingtnn, IN
Kentucky They will cover about one
hundred each day and should rcacl
their destination in about week
They will spend their nights at hotels
In whatever towns they happen to
reach when darkness nvertakcs them
The automobile in which Lieut. and
Mrs. nissctt will make he trip is one
Of very peculiar design. II is propcl
led by gasoline motor engine on the
axle of the rear whccls. The he'd oil
the machine extends from the rorwar;
to the rear axle and in the middle oil
the bed, elevated about eighteen
inches, is single seat for two people
The machine is very light and can dc
velop speed Of thirty-1lyc miles an
hour.
The automobile will he shipped to
Richmond on the boat tonight and tho
tourists will begin their journey from
the capital city tomorrow.
After spending II short time in Uar
risonblirg. Lieut.. and Mrs. BisSctt will
return To this city by rail, shipping
their machine by freight 1t is expect
ed that they will be away about three
weeks.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-09-22
Local Republicans Organize lew.
is Campaign Club.
OPTIMISTIC lOyER OUTLOOK
Leaders Think Party Has Good
Chance for Victory in the November
EIeetlon-Harmonlous Meeting Held
at Rosenbaum's Hall Last Night.
Party Has Good

Following mp their determinations
to wage an active fight during the fall
campaign, n large number of the lead
ing local Republicans met nj Roscn-
baum's hall last night and organized
the L. l.. Lewis Campaign Club" with
membership of one hundred and
twenty-three The meeting was har.
monious throughout and marked in
terest in plans for campaign work was
displayed by every one present
1t seems that IN spite of the under
current of animOsity between the rival
factions of the party hero, tho Rcpub-
iicans propose to present n solid front
during the campaign. fractional tliffcr-
enceH being put aside, while The fight
IS on. Some of the party leaders hope
for success in the gubcrnntorinl con-
test and all believe TINT nj least n
good showing will he made In the
fight for local offices.
The meeting was called To order by
Chairman Williamson. Of the city Re.
publican executive committee, and tho
following officers were elected: John
B. Locke president; II. II. Atkins,
vice-presidcnt: r. " Sweeney, sccre-
tary, and w. G. Fralcy. treasurer.
The following committees were ap.
pointed:
Executive committcc-Gcorgc N.
Wise. +. C. Bivins, William McCul-
lum and William c. Wilkic.
Committee on by-laws-J. j. Wat
son, A. G.. Penchy, G. H. Bryan and G..
r. Williams.
Committee on mcmbership-G. n.
Wise, j. Y. Reed, G. j. Shclkey, i. G..
Bivins. Fred Read. William McCul-
lum, Il. " Sweeney and William G..
Wilkic.
The club will meet in Roscnbaum's
hall every Thursday night when the
work FOR tho following week will lie
outlined and reports made by the
various committees.
A number of the members of the
club made speeches on tho general
outlook IF the party here and all SEEM
ed confident that tho Republicans will
poll larger vote this fall than they
have ever done in this city before.
There were many who dcclacc.i that
the party has M excellent chance
Tor victory in the state,
Efforts are now being made to have
Secretary of The Treasury Leslie NJ.
Shaw, who is mentioned as Il candi-
date for president IN 1908, to speak ut
the Academy of Music on Saturday
night, October z. 1t is believed that
his appearance here would bring out Il
large number Of Republicans and
cause them To take more interest in
the campaign.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-09-22
FOG DELAYS OLD
DOMINION LINER
Steamer Monroe Arrives in port Sew.
eral Hours Late From New
York.

The Old Dominion liner Monroe ar
rived in port Inst night several honrs
overdue from New York, from whence
she sailed with cargo and passengers
"Wednesday afternoon .
The vessel encountered heavy fog
during the trip down the coast and
was compelled 70 run ut low speed
The fog is said to have been unusually
heavy and the steamer experienced
a great deal of difficulty in making
Hampton Roads.
The ship was due in the Roads yes.
terday morning at 10 o'clock but di.;
not arrive until late yesterday afte:.
noon. She proceeded to Norfolk, die.
chrasing freight and passengers for
that city. and came to this pert last
night.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-09-22
Top Of Head Covered with
Scales Which Peeled off
Taking Hair with Them.
CURED BY CuTlCURA
Now Six Years Old with Thick
- lair and Clean Scalp.
Cure Permanent.

! "My baby was six weeks old when
the top of her head became covered
with thick scales, which would peel
and come off, taking the hair with it.
Itwould soon form again and be as bad
as before. My doctor said it waa
Eczema, and prescribed MI ointment,
which did no good. then tried Cuti-
cura Soap and Ointment. washed
her head i'll warm water and Cuiicurn
Soap aud gently colnbcd the scales
Off. They did not come buck and her
hair grew out fine and thick. She is
now year and IA half old, aud has no
trace of Eczcula."
! MRS. {. w. BURGES, Iranistan
Ave, Bridgeport, Conn, Feb. I'll 1868.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-09-22
Calendar for This Day.
WILL ENTERTAIN
BRITISH PRINCE
jamestown Exposition Officials Pre-.
pairing Elaborate Reception for
Louis Of Rattcnburg.

The board cf governors Of the
jamestown Exposition Company Is
now preparing for IN elaborate &c
ception to be rendered Prince Louis
OF Battcnburg, and the officers com
manding The British North Atlantic
squadron when the squadron arrives
in Hampton Roads from Halifax ON
October &c.
Prince Louis will he tho guest of
The board of governors during pn.t
of his stay with The fleet in the Roads
ana n royal welcome will he rendered
him b" The company officials. Prepara.
ions are being made for a grand
banquet. at which the English prince
VIII he the guest of honor. The ban
quot will be held at Norfolk
The hoard of governors will also
accompany tho prince TO all places Of
in'ercs! in this section and will take
him over .hc site of the jamestown
Exposition.
The British North Atlantic squadron
is now al Halifax hut will sail for n
visit To Atlantic ports within few
days. 1t will stop at Boston, New
Ycrk and Philadelphia. after which il
Will come TO Hampton Roads. After
remaining in the Roads for several
days the fleet will depart for South.
ern Noris.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-09-22
McARTHUR-LANG.
Young Scotch Couple Married Las
Night by Rev. E. T. Wexford.


Night by Rev. e. T. Wexford.
Mr.. David Macarthur and Miss Mary
Arbuthnut Lang were married Inst
night nj 223 Thirly-scvcnth street by
Rev. Il. Il. Wexford in the presence OF
company of friends and relatives.
Both of the Young people are natives
Of Scotland. MIR. Macarthur came To
this country some time ago ami Is en-
ployed Mt the local shipyard. The pair
Ind been swcethoarts in the old coun.
try and several weeks ago The bride
elect came over TO this country, stop.
ping with relatives here until arrange
mcnts for the wedding could be com
plcted
Miss Lang was not OF age and. al.
though her parents had given full nor
mission for the wedding, ii was neccs
sary that guardian should be an
pointed before Il marriage license could
ne issued In the local clerks office.
AIR. c. II. Hosiins volunteered Ia he.
come guardian for the young lady and
nc was duly appointed by Judge BAR
nam. Mr. Caleb ID. West becoming his
bondsman when he qualified.
After The wedding last night n dc.
lighfful supper was served Mr.. ana
Mrs. Macarthur will make their home
ut 223 fhirty-scvcnth street.
.-s ii
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-09-22
Arrived Yesterday.

stcamo. Irak, Br), Dolargy. Ga.
veston-C. II. Arnnl & Company
Steamer Crown of Arragon OBJ.
D1eward, New Orlcnns---C. II. ARM
4 Company.
Steamer Monroe, llallucs. Nc&
Yci!:-oId Dominion Steamship Com,
pany.
Steamer Dorchester Chase. Balu
more Merchant ana Miners Tran,
portation Company
Steamer Howard. james, Providence
-Mclohant md Al!nem Transpor.a
ticn Company.
Sailed Yesterday.
Steamers lrak OBJ, Delnrgy, Liya.'
pool; Clown CT Arragon (nr), Do,
ward, Glasgow; Dorchostor, Chas
Providence; Gloucester, Dizer. DAT
more; lIcward, dnmos, Baltimore.
sehoonc:B Ccrn Cresc.y. Haskell
Portsmouth
Barges Wcht Fcini. Now IInvcn;
W. D. Becker. Providence Cloth ii
tow
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-09-22

GOAL. The steamer is from New Oh
leans and is the first vessel to arrive
at this port from that city since the
yellow fever broke out there several
months ago. While in quarantine the
vessel WAS fumigated and all danger
OF there being any disease aboard the
ship is past. ~
The Crown of Arragon sailed for
Glasgow yesterday afternoon.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-09-22
WILL BUILD COSTLY CHURCH.
o. c. Barber to Erect a Duplicate of
Madeleine In Paris.

AKRON, o.. Sept. 40. c. Barber,
The match king" will build here, at
cost of 100000, one of the most
beautiful churches in. The United
states. 1t will be an exnct duplicate
OF the lannon's Church of the MADELEINE
In Paris. 5. Il
The Madeleine is a Reproduction of
Greek temple. 1t was begun by
Louis Nv. in 1765, and in tho tympn
mum of the. facadn. In an immense re
llet portrayins the Last Judgment
Mary Magdalen is represented rs inter
ceding with Christ for the condemned
There are no windows In the church
which receives light through skyllghts
in the roof. The Madeleine of Paris
cost $2,500,000.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-09-22
Valuable carno.

The British steamship Irak, whicn
arrived In port yesterday from Cal
weston had cargo of cotton on board
valued ut nearly s4,00O,OOO, Which is
the most costly cargo any vessel has
ever brought into this port. The IraiS
loaded 10000 tons of bunker coal hare
and proceeded on her way to Liver
pool.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-09-22
Italian Bark Spoken.

An Italian bark displaying the sig
raj -. G. b. w., was spoken in ln:.-
'ude % degrees As minutes and lonai.
tlWc. 70 degrees SO minutes, stccrin.,
eastward on September ~, by British
steamship Grown of Arragon, which
arrived here yesterday from New Or.
leans. The bark reported all well.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-09-22
Coming for Coal.

The British steamship Wandby is
bound to this port from Antwerp to
load Il cargo. The vessel sailed from
Shields on September 10 and should
arrive here about October l.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-09-22
Social PerssJ,o(jndl


Mrs. George w. helms has been M.
pointed sponsor for the Confederate
veterans Of the second district 10 the
grand camp reunion in Petersburg
Miss Mary Judith Smith is The maid of
homer fer the district.
Mir. II. NJ. Reynolds, OF Baltimore. Is;
In The city shaking hands with old
friends.
Mrs. d. Lefliowitz. who has hccn
undergoing treatment at the Sarah
leigh hospital, Norfolk, is recovering
rapidly.
Mrs. a. J. Dixon, of Gilbcrtsvillc, N.
T., and daughter. Miss Annie. Of New
York City, arc visiting Mrs. +. A. c.
Myrick. on Thirty-sccond street.
Mr.. Henry Burcher has gone on n
trip TO New York, Boston and Balti
more on business.
Mr.. i. Med: Gemmell and his neicc
Miss barbara S. Robinson. arrived
"Wednesday night from New York
Miss Robinson has just returned from
r. trip to Scotland.
Mr.. Jacob Asst has returned from !,
trip TO New York.
a 3 . .
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-09-22
CROWN OF ARRAaoN HERE
Steamer Arrives After Being Held in
Quarantine.

The British steamship Grown Of
Arragcn, which hhs been held in OUR
antine at Old Point for the last five
days was released yesterday AMI
came to this port to load bunker
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-09-22

Mr.. Jacob Asst has returned from i.
trip to New York.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-09-22

Tuesday, Sept, 10Th
AT 10 A. M.

Consisting Of Ladies' and Gentlcmen's
rea!B-made Clothing. such as Ladies'
skirts and Waists, Goats. Umbrellas,
Pictures, Clocks, Albums, Looking
glassca' Trunks, and Valisca, Show,
cases. Wall-casc, cIothearack, Tables.
Iron ron Safe! Safe All goods will DO sold in
lots to quit buyera. The above goods
% VII, be cold by order of Corporation
Court.
W. VI. / PERKINS,
tu-fri.sat- sun.tu Receiver. /.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-09-22

Mr.. Henry Durcher has gone on n
trip TO New York, Boston and Balti.
more on business.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-01-29
Linen Shower

Miss Lulu Williams, daughter of
Mrs. ]. A. Williams of 1902 South
Grand avenue, who is to marry Jesse
Keel the latter part of February was
guest of honor at a linen and china
shower given by Mrs. Robert Fisher
and Miss Isabel Curl Wednesday after
noon. The affair took place at Mrs.
Fishers home, 1926 South Los Angeles
street, where a pleasing decorative
scheme of scarlet and green had been
carried. out by the use OF poinsettias,
ribbons and ferns. The ceiling and
walls of the parlor were covered with
a cobweb of red ribbons, at the ends
of. which were useful and handsome
gifts for the bride-elect. The company
was entertained with prize games and
dainty refreshments were served, each
guest receiving poinsettia favor.
Those present were: Mines. w. S.
Calender, Philip Goodwin, Helen We'll
lington, Helen Moorhouse, Blanche
Keim, Zelda Gibson, Albert While. Ar
thur MacNab, Charles Brown, Carl
Williams. Frank McBurney, the Misses
Della Bates. Bertha Rose, Sadie SEQ
vel, Clara Lite, Irene Lingle. Jessie
Williams. Matte Williams. Clara PEN
mel, Louise White, Edith Hough. Marie
Los Angeles herald., 1905-01-29
birthday Annlversary

The birthday anniversary Of j. NJ.
Kelserman was made the occasion of
an old-time stag party, with all the at
tendant frills that genial friends could
think Of for the night of josh and jolly.
The affair was in the nature of a sur
prise the festivities being held at the
home of Mr.. Kellerman. Ills South Hill
street, Thursday evening. on his ar
rival home Mr., Kellerman pushed the
electric button for light, and was more
than astonished to find the parlor filled
with friends. including Willis George
Emerson. John Roster, William Clune,
Frank Going. William Moore. Cam
Graham, John Berry j. J. Lonergan,
Charles Marsden and DR.. Whittlesey.
Following the congratulations an elab-
crate feast was enjoyed, provided under
the direction of Mrs. Kellerman, as
sisted by Miss Mclean. During the
evening there was vocal and instru-
mental music and readings of his own
composition by the poet and author,
Willis George Emerson. A special fea-
ture of the occasion was a wonderful
terpsichorean act by Clune and EN-
erson.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-01-29
Tenth Anniversary

Mr.. and Mrs. c. f. Fingerle cele-
with a reception at their pretty home,
1927 Council street, last Friday even
ing. The affair was also in honor of
Mr.. and Mrs. Oscar G. Maxwell, who
have just returned from their wedding
trip. Mrs. Fingerle and Mrs. Maxwell
are cousins.
The reception hall was beautif1ed
with potted plants, the lights being
shaded in pink, while the parlor was in
white and green. The living room
was in purple and the dining room in
red. A musical program was rem
dered during the evening, Gage Chris
topher Mr.. and Mrs. C. Dickinson and
Leland Wish contributing. Games
were enjoyed and the prizes were won
by Mrs. G. w. Christopher and E. Ted
ford. Dainty refreshments were served
from small tables. A large brides
cake was a feature, the ring being
drawn by Rev. w. c. Bodkin, pastor
of the Ur1ion Avenue Methodist church.
Mr.. and. Mrs. Fingerle and Mr.. and
Mrs Maxwell were assisted in receiv-
ing by Mr.. and Mrs. Gage Christopher
Mrs. Fingerle was gowned in black,
with pearl ornaments; Mrs. Maxwell
wore her wedding gown of champagne
cloth, while Mrs. Christopher was
gowned in white silk. Many beautiful
presents were received.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-01-29
kniahts of Columbus

The local council, knights of Column
bus, is making extensive arrangements
for the coming national council of the
order to be held in Los Angeles in June.
A committee of the local executive
committee will meet with committee
of San Francisco, at the latter place,
February 5, when joint arrangements
will be made for the entertainment of
the delegates. Messrs. Joseph Scott,
W. e. Hampton and Phillip Wilson
compose the local committee, r. P.
Doolin being chairman of the San
Francisco committee. Communica-
tions have been received from the
Grand Knights of Texas, Montana,
Missouri, Connecticut and Tennessee,
stating that large delegations from
those states are making arrangements
TO attend.
A. council will be instituted at Sacra-
mento, Sunday, February 5, and at
Santa Cruz, February 12 with large
memberships
Los Angeles council will give it's an
nual '1adies night" Monday evening at
Kramer's.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-01-29

Ida Hahn, Mr.. and Miss AUSTIN Miss
Alice Ware, Mr.. Seago, Miss Edith Hill,
Frank Russell Mr. and Mrs. James
Brown, Miss Florence Porter. Miss Bes-
sic Matison, John Trayler, Miss Dora
Allln Harry wier, Mrs. James Gra-
ham,
Mrs Machin CT South .Marengo ave-
nue. entertained a limited number OF
friends most delightfully."- Thursday af-
ternoon i'm honor Of Mrs. Elmer 1. Root
Of Chicago. The hospitality was in the
happy form of a "thimble party" and
the afternoon was an especially pleas
ant one. Carnations and smilax were
used in the effective decoration of the
rooms. Mrs. Machin was assisted in
serving by her daughters, Mrs. Elmer
I. Moody. Mrs. clinton Brooks and Miss
Anna Machin.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-01-29
Pasadena

Twelve tables of guests played
Tuesday evening in the happily ar
ranged euchre party at Hotel Mary
land. The card tables were prettily
grouped and the effective evening
toilettes of the women made it a very
pretty picture Four handsome prizes
were awarded the fortunate winners,
as follows: Water color Gibson pic
ture, first prize. Miss Ward of Canada;
wooden stein, with heavy brass
mountings. went to Mr. Edey as first
mems prize; Mrs. Moore was given a
large corsage bouquet Of violets and
Mr.. Sullivan the book, THE Real
Diary of a Real Boy" as second
prizes. AS a fitting conclusion of the
evenings pleasure, refreshments We're
served
Wednesday merry party of young
people from the Green went to Mount
Wilson for a short trip, urged by the
ideal weather of the past few days
Among those whom Mrs Frank
Tower chaperoned were: Miss Allin,
Miss Altadena Green. Miss French,
Miss Holmes, Mr. Carmel, Mr.. Groe-
nendyke, Tom French and George
Green.
Wedding announcements have re-
Gently been received by many of the
Pasadena friends OF Miss Viola Jones'
recent marriage TO william w. Baker
at the home of the bride in Moscow,
Idaho. The dale OF the wedding was
January l6. Miss Jones was for sew
eral years a resident of Pasadena on
North Fair Oaks avenue and made
many friends by her happy nature.
After March Is Mr.. and Mrs. Baker
viii be at home to their friends at
Walla Walla, Wash.
Mrs. Carl Nash and the Misses
scudder entertained informally hut
with most charming hospitality We'd
aesday afternoon Tor the Misses Ken
Los Angeles herald., 1905-01-29

Misses Salmon gave a delightful re-
ception and entertainment for some
sixty of their friends of the West Side
on Thursday evening The chief dl-
version of the evening was progressive
anagrams, for which pretty score cards
of hand-paipted Cinnamon were pro-
vided and dainty prizes awarded. The
large rooms of the salmon home were
decorated with many red roses and
geraniums, the roses being used with
ferns i'm the parlors, while the crimson
geraniums and smilax gave color and
brightness to the other rooms. In the
evening refreshments were served.
Misses Salmon were assisted in their
duties as hostesses by Mr. and Mrs.
Salmon and Mr.. and Mrs. John Wads-
worth. The guest list included: Miss
Emily barrett, Miss Marjorie barrett,
Mr. and Mrs. John Barnes. Miss Clara
Bisbee, Miss Alice Chaplin, Mr.. and
Mrs. Clark, Mr.. and Mrs. p. F. Culver,
Miss Beulah Culver, Edward Clapp,
Edward Dwight. Sherwin Dwight, Miss
Dwight, Misses Blanche, Marjorie and
Florence Davis. Rev. and Mrs. John A.
Holmes, Misses Marie, Alice, Gertrude
Ifildreth Markham. Nallie Palmer, Ned
Pease. Mr.. and Mrs, Tuttle, Wyman
Tyler, Miss Margaret Tyler, Miss Asna
Tyler, Sidney Tyler Willis Ritchie,
Miss Elheda Ritchie. Arthur Clapp OF
Los Angeles. Miss Mildred Cushing,
Mrs. MeOuiuine. Miss McQuilling, Miss
] Mcdonald. Miss Bertha Mcdonald, Miss