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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-02-17

members are present A number Of
the senators are equally as certain
chat it win pass (hat body, ana if it
does it viii be signed by Governor
Ferguson.
When Nr. Bones bil, proYliing sep.
araie Imprisonment for youthful con.
victs. came up fur final passage. there
were SO many members absent that
1t would have failed Of passage. had
not Bone himself voted against the
bin in order tina he might later move
to reconsider This win be done
saturday ghe bill has enough sup
porters 10 win easily when all mem
bers are present. Mr. Lydick and Mr..
Bryan opposed the bill. simply be-
cause there Is NO provision made
in the bin for the maintaiaence
OF such conyicts they favor, how
ever. juvenile retormatory bill
Bryan, C'aig Jester Levy. Lydicls
and Bone voted against the bill.
Taylor's Bill Passed.
With No1singer in the chair as
acting speaker. the house corsiderel
Mr. rayIor's bin on third reading.
and passed It by a vote Of II ayes and
$ absent-Recler Daniels. Fuller.
Hosg. Candy, Ingmire, M'Bride. Ross
and Jester. The bill governs the ad.
mission Of attorneys to the bar.
New Bills introduced.
The following new bills were intro.
duced;
No. l75, bv Rryan governing tho
powers Of city councils in cities in
Oklahoma
no. l76. by Bryan, governing con.
struction Of sewer systems ia cities.
30. IT, by BRYAN, relating to the
liquor traffic.
No IFS hy Fsouty- relating 10 sale
under contract Of personal property
No l79. by Levy permitting coun.
ties to prospect for oil, gas. and other
mineral
Doodle Bill Finally Passed.
The conference committee. named
by the speaker and president. re-
ported to tie house. recommending
that the original Threadgn bill. as
It passed the senate, do pass, and the
report was adopted 10y the house. This
is the famous doodle bin and il now
goes 10 the governor for his signature.
The original bill covers bribery anil
soliciting hrbos on the part Of all
public onicials; the house amended
q 10 oqVer city officials on,yi the SEN
ate refused to concur; Conference
committee We're named. and as a re-
suit the original bin became a law
All present votei for the report Of tho
committee
Prouty Bill se Govern "
The senate PASSED Prou Is bin.
for instructing voters IN The use
Of the Anbt-alian ballot. amending It
Ia allow newspapers ore.third of the
legal rate Tor publishing the official
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-02-17

Mechanic-If your cistern must hold
Just zoo barrels how Will We ascertain
the exact dimensions2
tarmer-Oh, I can find that IN my Cal
culator. Why, yes, here IL Il on page 81
IL must be either ~ feet IN dlamster
and ! 2 feet deep. or Sta feet ia diameter
and 5 feet deep
Sawyer-YOur walnut log Is "a Inches
in diameter and 10 feet long and accord
ing to Scribner, will'cut Just 400 feet Of
inch boards
Farmer-My Calculator lpase sl) says
tlS feet. and I know that It's rules ana
tables are correct hence I expsct pay
ment for 4la feet
The above examples from the calcu-
lator Illustrate how easily and rapidly
anyone can calculate with this usoful ana
handy little hook. which should De ln the
hands Of every farmer mechanic aud
II viii reduce the weight OF load OF
grain Of ANY kind 20 bushels In less time
than II takes to tell q.
IL win also show az a glance the inter-
est on any sum f0r any time at any rate
per cent The value OF cattle. hogs hay
coal cotton and all kinds Of merchan-
disc sold by tile pound, ton yard or
dozen. The correct measurements OF
lumber. logs. cord wood. cistern. .anks
wagon beds, bins clrn cribs and ear
penters'. plasteregs' and 0rleklayers'
work The wages. board ana rent Tor
any time. al various rates per week or
moreh. Besides II contains many other
uslful and valuable tables
Everyone who prefers 10 take the slim
plest, the shortest and the easiest way
Tor doing his work should possess a copy
0f this useful and convenient Pocket
Manual. II will enable everybody % be-
come proficient and quick in Figures and
90 many young person Il may prove 20
be a stepping stone 70 successful buai-
ness career.
A copy OF this useful and practical
work should be In the hands Of every I'M
dividual, because few indeed can master
and retain Ia their minds an the rules
and hundreds of intricate processes in
arithmetic, With this work az hand
every conceivable problem that IS likely
70 occur is easily and readily solved by
anyone familiar with first principles II
pocketbook FORM. thus being convenient
for Outdoor use.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-02-17
DISTRICT K. or p. AT ARoMoRE
Special to Daily Leader.

Aremore, {. T, Feb ia bic dis
triot convention Of Knights Of Pythias
vii. be held here. commencing to-
morrow Supreme Vice Chancellor
Charles A. Barnes, Of Jacksonville. III,
Grand Chancellor NJ w. Murray. OF
Poteau, T. T. and many other promi-
aent knights will be present.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-02-17

" For years suffered from backache and
piercing pains in the side, caused by kidney
trouble, which threatened my life. The doc
tors said IL was Brights disease. My liver
was also affected. Nothing seemed to reach
my trouble. We had q friend who was cured
Of chronic kidney trouble by Warmers Safe
Curo, and she persuaded me 10 try it. At
the end Of the first week ! was greatly re-
lieveib the pains in my hack were M so fire.
quent or so severe After taking three bot
ties I was cured. This occurred about year
trouble since n-Estalle Blanchard, 1888 Col
umbus Ave, New Orleans, La, April i6, 'O4.
Pains in back, head and size; restlessness
at night poor digestion, female ills, etc, are
uever-failing sighs of kidney disense. IL
you have any Of fhese symptoms
EXAMINE YOUR URINE.
It's an infallible test Of kidney disease II
your ssOrning urine, on standing "a hours,
contains . sediment, Is cloudy, or shows
floating pMficles, your kidneys are seriously
diseased an must be treated at once.
Tuere Is tnly one remedy that can be used
with absolute safety and couiidence-War-
ner's Safe Cure, put up for years at Roch-
ester, n. e., by the Warner Safe Cure Com
pany, and sold at all drug stores, 50 cents
and 81 a bottle.
Warmers Safe Cure is used by leading
physicians, aud in hospitals. as the one cer-
tain cure for all diseases OF kidneys, liver.
Bladder and hlood--the remedy that cures
when all else fails. and leaves no bad after
effects. Ge. bottle to-day; it viii save you
years Of suffering. 1t has saved thousands
WARMERS SAFE PILLS move the
bowels gently and aid speedy cure.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-02-17
Mr. NOrton's Bill.
Liquor Bill DO Pass.

The house committee on liquor traf
fic. through Mr. GaynaA chairman
at last has reported favorahly on Mr.
Nonsinger's bill which makes It pos
sible 60 prosecute a saloon man for
selling intaxicants On election days.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-02-17

ballot. instead Of $40 as In the origi.
mai bill The house concurred In the
amendment and the bill goes to tho
governor. All present in the house
voted - concur except Mr. ..ydick
Those absent were Decker Dariels.
Fuller Tosg. 1ngmirc Ross MBHde
aad i,oi insan
Irrigation Bill a Law
nrhe house also voted to concur inI
concur in tbe senate amendments to|
the Candy irrigation hill and it isl
now a law with the exception Of the
governors sieaaiure. which is assured
on THIS bin. TIE ssnate amendments
simply struck out the clauses whicbl
prohibited ire sale of intoxicating
liquors within five miles Of an irriga
tion camp
MOTIFS Banking Bill Discussed.
With Mr.. Robinson Of Greer in the
chair. tho house in committee Of the
whc'o discussed anc recommended fotl
passeee Mr.. Noasinger's bill, desisna-
ting repositories for county FUNDS
The bill requires the county commits.
sioners. as the financial agents of the
ccunty. to designate repositories for
county runis. thus taiiing the matter
out Of the hands of the county treas-I
nrer The bH provides that The cour
ty shall have two and one.half perl
cent interest ON such deposits Such
depository regulations are now in
force in Logan. Grant and Woodward
Counties
The bill Brought out considerable
armaonisr from air. Bal'inger. lfr.
srgan and several others wno wanted
the natter of designating the deposit
toiy 10 remain ip the hands Of the
county uoa.urer All Of these gentle
men were Cor a county depository
measure. however Mr. I.ydick warm
ly supported the o.iginal 'bill aid
mado several taiks in chat line. Mr.
Nonsneer stated tha. such bIli
would bring to the ctunties some
thing ike So 00c annually in interest
AIR nallinger lost ont on his amena-l
ent changing the power from tbei
county commissioners to tho county
treasurer arl his later motion lost
to strike ont the bill's enacting clause
Mr testers amendment Vas adopted
making the bin take effect on ,he first
Monday il next Cc;ober. when the
county treasurers-elect take ;heirl
seats.
AT one time in the bills discussion
Mr.. LydiclS men Toned something
about his home town of Lexington.
AIR. Bryan asked Where is Lexing-
ton2" Promptly Mr. I.ydlcls camel
back at him-"LeMngton is just ff-l
teen miies west OF the roughest. tough
est county in Oklahoma It is ffteea
miles west Of Po,tawatomie county,
where under this law. the people
woald receive thousands Of dollors in
interest from the county fund. which
interest the treasurers are now put
ting in their pockets
Mr.. Norton's Bill.
Speaker Norton Of the house has in !
troduced a 5in which makes it compul-
sorry to elect a successor. at the first
election. after an Office in cides Of
the first class, has been for any rear.
on whatever vacated This matter
has been one of Importance, several
times recently. when appoirtiye Of
ficers to I'll vacancies have attempt
ed 20 MI out The full term Of tive years,
even when an election would inter
vene
Liquor Bill DO Pass.
The house committee on liquor traf
fic through Mr. Gaymaa chairman.
at last has reported favorahly on Mr.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-02-17
DOnn'c Commercial Calculator
NUpP , and Account Book
The Rural World

Earmer--What is corn worth today2
Grain Buyer-We are paying SO cents
$50 pounds net.
Farmer (opening his Calculator)-
Then had on 48 bushels and AZ pounds.
and X comes to S25.84
Grain Buyer tafter figuring for some
time el-Sorrect How can you tell so
auicklyf
Farmer-Why. with my Calculator I
single figure.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-07-12
INDUSTRIAL WORKERS.


c. I" spogcl, delegate from the Utah
Federation Of Labor to the Chicago con.
Nonllon OF Industrial Workers, returned
last evening from the east, lie says
that The order has been fairly launched
with "A membership Of 10000 workers.
The proposition II TO organize wage
earners into a single body, the various
industries being divided vi into depart.
ments with interchangeable working
cards ANA uniform fees Of 81 and
monthly dues OF 30 cents. Every wage
Garner win bo admitted irrespective OF
his calling ana nm httcmpt at organign.
ton win be made IN this city IN few
weeks
Mr., splegel rather expects opposition
20 ,ho scheme from leaders IN the
American Federation Of Labor but docs
not look for any very disturbing results,
although the aims OF the two organl2n,
lions are different, the Federation he.
Ing satisfied, he says, with small wage
advancemonte ana slight reductions IN
hours Of labor, while the idea OF tho
order Of Industrial Workers IN 20 not
only gain but hold possession OF tile IN.
duetrles In which they are employed,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-07-12
JUDGMENT REVERSED,
case OF bfoekhnnk w Anton Mining Co.
kemnndsd for New Trial,

The. supreme court yesterday after.
noon handed down decision reversing
the judgment Of the lower court IN the
case or Joseph y, Drockbank appcl.
lant vs. the Albion Mining company
ana REMINDING the case Tor a new
trial The action wos brought 10
qulet title 10 the area In conflict be-
tween tho llomoslakc No, ] claim be-
longing TO plaintiff and the omega
lode claim and others, belonging TO de-
PENDANT, located m The Litllo Co,ton-
wood district The lower court de-
.lded the case IN favor of defendant
for the renenn that when Il located
It's claims there were no corner stakes
on plaintiffs claim donolng rs boun-
dairy limos
This judgement IA reversed by the
supreme court I'm an opinion written by
thlof Justice l}artoh and concurred In
by justices MoCarty and Straup, The
opinion holds that the evidence showed
that plaintiffs claim was relocation
Of another claim and that the corner
posts on the former claim were stand
INK az the time defendant located
So claims and described the boundar-
ics Of plaintiffs claim and was due no.
tlce TO the public that the property
had been located unon,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-07-12
DECISION IN
RALEIGH CASE.
Court Holds that the Law Of 10.
hsrlaucc Does Not Recognize
A Plural Wife
NO RELIEF FOR THE WIDOW.
peorlyed Of the Home In Which She
Had Lived for Period Of
Forty Years

The supreme court, IN its decision IN
me case Of Emily T. Raleigh, appellant,
"a Caroline G, H. Wells and other heirs
Of Alamo IL, Raleigh, decoupcd, ana
the Mutual Investment company 70.
srondcnls, a brief outline Of which ap.
reared In last evenings "Nows," holds
thot the law OF inheritance does not
rcOogoIze plural vito ana hence tho
Judgment Of the lower court Qulcling
THO to the Raleigh homestead IN dc.
fudants ~ affirmed, The opinion of
tho court was written by chief Justice
nurlch and concurrod IN by Justices
McCorly and Straup
The fncts shown In the opinion are
that Mrs Raleigh, who was the mural
wife II A. II. Raleigh, deceased, had
occupied the promises IN controversy
for N YenrA OrOn the death OF her
husband, the property was bedueethed
by him TO HIS daughter Caroline e, H.
VOLS and other heirs during their Mo
qua then 90 the church ~ Jesus Christ
NJ lAitor.dOy Saints, Mrs, Raleigh
claimed the property ~ u parole XIII
from her husband nud by right OF uc.
clpatlon for term ol years The lower
court however decided the case against
lpr Thc STATUS Of Mrs, Raleigh IN ~.
lntlon To the property Is set forth IN
me opinion Of the supreme court IN
We toll0Wing sympathetic language
Living there, II may be true, m .ho
taN, hat she acted the part OF u duU.
M wifo 10 u husband, that sho became
grtotly attached 10 the home whore she
reared hor children ana that now In
her ola axe she ought not 10 be- com.
PEELED 10 leave that home, However
lhls may be, Whatever misery phe may
MINK has ovcrnkon her mother law
nor oquity can under the clrcum.
tlanees, grant hor any relief The mis-.
fortune, II IN fact It be misfortune,
tho must attribute to her own act.-hor
own Nulltlon 10 become plural wife.
, -. for hcncoforth she wng with.
out the pale Of the law Of inheritance
as to any properly IN which her hus.
acquire"
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-07-12
SALT LAKE MAY
GET CONVENTION.
Educators However VIII Not
Reach Definite Decision
Until Fall.
SAN FRANCISCO HOT AFTER IT.


Tho expected decision IN favor Of SAT-
Lake as the next meeting place OF tho
n, T., A. win not hc made wul lute
100 the year Instead ot deciding the
place for the next convention definitely,
the educators voted to loavc the mat.
tor to the executive committee, That
body IL nrg and representative, ana
has announced that ils decision Nlll not
be forthcoming IN tho near future,
However, SAT- Luke bias only one for.
midablo rival for the convention, ana
mis- " san Francisco, a city which has
had the convention ON former DATE,
october next the committee win come
to titan 10 investigate conditions IN
Salt lake, ana after lts personal m.
spoctIou win decide between the two
cities THAT salt iako could have so.
cured po great concession as this
shows that Nee bid was given serious
considerations ana probably WAS favor.
ably received Tho biz question 20 sct-
tic n the ability OF the ely 10 handle
80 largo u crowd, ana 10 OiiOrd accom-
modatlon for the 1000 or moro visitors
that win come salt Lake w placed at
u Blk disadvantage BY tho railroads,
as they are unwilling to make ne con.
cosslons for Salt Lake that they do Tor
The coast and ns many of the dele.
gates would desire 10 10 to tho coast
on the tickets secured Tor the conyon-
ton there viii possibly be Bomo trou.
Die ON this point
UTAHNS TOURING EAST
Of the delegates from utah mono
have yet returned state Supt Of pub.
lie Instruction A, g, Nelson win ho tho
first 10 return, AZ he comes back NJ.
reclly except for q hrier visit 10 New
Work. ne viii reach here tomorrow
morning or possibly this evening.
Mnthonlhah Thomas ~ IN New York
attending 10 legal matters, and II win
hc some tlmo before he returns 10 the
city city SupL Christensen win visit
Yale 20 Listen TO a course OF 10 lectures
by W, r. Harris, Principal William
bradford will remain az Columbia for
the summer school, while Miss Ella
Dukes OF the HIgh school win take
summer work a. Yale,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-07-12
100 HAMMOCK BRAVES,
They viii be Brought Here from Idaho
10 Appear IN Pioneer Parade,

That tho Pioneer day parade viii be
ono OF the best ever seen here, Nv quite
evident I'm addition 70 the 10 urvy.
ug members Of "tho nrst hrIgudo,"
who are special guests Of the occleion
II " proposed 10 exhibit "a battalion Of
Red Men, consisting Of 100 husky BAN.
nocks, who VIII come here gally be-.
deokod Ca take part IN the colobri.
ion These Indians are located on tho
Fort Hall reservation, ana negotiations
for their appearance here on that day
have been going on for some time past,
with every prospect for ultimate sue
rogP,
The Pioneers are invited TO mcoi NJ
The Assembly Han at 0 o'clock tho
morning Of the Twenty fourth, ut
which hour they viii be photographed,
Each member Of the group VIII receive
"a COPY Of the picture nH a. souvenir,
At $3.50 the veterans VIII be- conveyed
"a Liberty park IN automobiles, m strlk.
Ing contrast to the vehicles NJ carly
days
The parade viii start promptly AT 10
O'clock and viii march around ana
countermaroh through the park There
viii be- Ave divisions, ouch rcprosontluR
different phases Of pioneer llfo Ailor
ne parade ,hcro win be a short musical
program ana speeches appropriate 20
The occpson Then luncheon win 10
served 0nd the remainder Of the day win
he devoted 10 field sports ana other
exercises, Tho soldiers from Fort
Douglas h0No been invited 60 PARTED.
pate, ana It IN quite likely mat az least
Two companies Of infantry and the Fort
band win bc sent down To take part In
the celebration,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-07-12
AT THE RESORTS.


The weber stake sunday schools gave
their annual excursion to saltair Mon.
day when over 700 oNcursionists came
down from ogden over the Rio Grunde,
\ most enjoyable day followed,
The Fraternal Brotherhood and
friends OF the members Of that organ,
lsation were az Lagoon yesterday
To-day win be blg day at VA,
COON, when the Rio drando and oregon
short Line car men and bollormOkors
VIII l1k0 a day on with their families,
over 20 good prllcN have been secured
which win be given % the winners of
the various dancing ana athletic con.
tests,
Mr. Laneford, the manager and lessee
of snltalr, reports that 20 date tho mum.
Der " patrons NJ the lighthouses has far
exceeded all previous records Yoslor.
day the shallow water around the plor
registered SO degrees
The Gouhlc act by man and woman
on bicycles who do tho leap for Me
across the zap at Sall0ir twice a day Ia
attracting crowds ana proves 60 be one
OF the best attractions that has been
secured by the management VI the
popular resort
The Flfth ana Twon,y.eiSth ward
sunday schools spent Monday al lhv
Lagoon, About 500 souls went ont ana
enjoyed the day, and IN the afternoon
there was an interesting program OF
sports for the little folks and two base
f,N ~ a
years one Of these WA won by o0ch
ward, while boat race between the
suporlntondoncy Of each school resulted
I'm A victory for the Flfth ward Tho
winners IN the chlldrong events wcro
awarded suitable prizes
The people of pioneer stake are spend.
ing today at CaldcrS park, whore u
progrNm NJ sports and musical numbers
ls being carried out
Tho Cnmbruns Of Utah arc holding
their annual outing az Saltnlr this az
tornoon and evening, and splendid
program Of music and sports " schod'
ulod
Mutual Improvement day al Salt0lr
occurs ON Wednesday next whom n biz
crowd win undoubtedly be on hand 10
take part IN the big reunion
For the outing Of the Young Men'e
Republican club AZ the salt Palace July
IA. "A bride ana groom have at last been
secured 10 appear The happy couple,
Inc nnno OF the groom Of which only
Ia known. win come 10 the marriage
freo of cost. go, a free license, be mar
rlod without fto, md receive Q hand,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-07-12
DAYLIGHT BURdLARIES.
Two Homes Ransookod and Cash and
Silvorwnro Stolon,

two Daylight burglOriea were report
N TO the police between b ana q o'clock
last evening, Tho nrat robbery occurred
NJ the home Of Dr. Elis r. shlpp, ilS
Second street Tho thieves secured en-
Oonco by prying open a rear window,
The house was Ihoroughly ransockod,
md the thieves got $3.50 In cnth ANA
lomo tilYerw0ro and ololhlng II IN ce'
Umated that the property stolen IN
worth at lcort 800
The other burglary was NJ the rest
aouce NJ NJ H. Forbes, . Twelfth East
'rrot IN thla case the family had
conc away ana cnrolessly loft the doors
unlocked The robbers simply walked
IN an took their time IN searching for
bIulbloh Dresser drawers wore pulled
lpen tho contents scattered over the
Noors. The robbers got S16 IN cash ana
llNcrwero and clothing to the amount
NJ about 1900
pnicor James Taylor investigated
rom cahcs but waH unable to hnd u clue
10 lho burglars lie has been detailed
10 patrol tho residence district
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-07-12
HOME WITH HONOR.
Son Of Ogden Preacher Back From
College With a Good Record

Another titan boy has returned
IRON college, Rodcrlok Thompson, son
OF Rev. James Thompson " ogden,
Mr. Thompson has Just been graduated
from Princeton university with honore,
bclng Included In the first gs men OF
MS class IN u total class enrolment
OF ESQ He took the law elective course,
goa mus not only secured the ~ A..
lrRloo, but gained u years study In
Jaw, Mt Thompson IN AN enthusiast
VI hlnlelicg ana reports n general feel.
lng ~ generalization at Princeton over
lho action ~ Mr. Carnegie In going
10 me expense Of oNcayatlng the old
canal FOR distance OF four miles,
mus giving u fine rowing course, which
also from 1000 feet TO a mile wide.
lilt 1t VIII be- two years before Prince
!on can send crow 10 PouRhkeopslc.
Mt Thompson says Princeton was
rhroudol IN great gobs Of gloom after
lOo second bah game with Vale, and
particularly again after the New York
Ramo, when Yale won the champion.
snip Mr. Thompson says That worthy
college students IN the east have no
diilloulty In securing WORK with which
TO help themselves through college, no
rs graduate Of the Salt Lake collie.
glll' institute ana Westminster col.
lego,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-07-12
SOCIAL AND
PERSONAL.

Mrr George NJ, DoIucy was hostess
at u luncheon ana bridge party yeslor.
day given IN honor OF Miss stella Sails
bury the decorations being beautifully
cnrriei out IN pink ana white, ana
about 10 guests bclng present,
At the Commercial club yesterday
MiW ELSIE Parsons entertained ~ n
pretty luncheon, her guests numbering
nine FWcut peas Wrro EFFECTIVELY used
IN lhn decorations, and these were also
AZ ouch place as fnyors FOR the guests,
The place cards were Japanese designs
done IN water colora
MrA William McGrath wnE one OF
Yesterdays hosteaeos, her function be-.
INK luncheon with covers laid for H..
The decorations were In white and
green
Mrs. j r. walker entertained AT an
Abnormal but delightful evening party