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The Port Gibson reveille. [volume] (Port Gibson, Miss.) 1890-current, 1906-11-29
CONFEDERATE MONUMENT.
Foundation Being Laid on the
County Square. What
II Will Be.

The Confederate monument, to
be erected here BY the Daughters
Of the confederacy. will cost $4,000.
The foundation is now being laid
on the court house square. but 1t
will be several months before the
work is completed. The ladies
wanted the monument in the cen
ter Of Main street. in front Of the
court house. hut this could not be
done because o. the water mains.
It's present location, however,
makes it very prominent and easily
seen ffom Main street extension.
The monument is a shaft sur
mounted BY a figure of a private
soldier. Il will be IoxIo feet at
the base and 90 feet high, is of
Georgia marble. all except the 6g-
ure, and the medaIlions, whiah are
of Italian marble. now being cut in
Italy. The inscription on the front
of the monument is claiborne
County's Tribute to Her Sons Who
Fought in the War of I86r-IS6s"
on the opposite sides the names OF
the companies that went from this
county. On each reverse side are
medallion portraits, one of Gen.
BENJAMIN G. Humphreys. the 9TH
er of Gen. Bari Van Dorm. On
the front of the shaft IS a furled
Confederate flag OH the opposite
side a battle flag. the square one.
The monument is being built by
the Columbus (Miss.) marble
works.
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Is without authority to lend such
funds In any other manner than as
pointed out In this section.
;. Under the circumstances set
forth in your inquiry, I am of the
opinion that your board is without
authority to transfer from the gen.
eral fund the money alleged to
be due the school fund from
back taxes long since collected
and disbursed. 1t may be that.
when this money was first paid
in, the school fund should have
received It's proportionate part.
If. however. there was a misappro-
priation of some part Of this fund
by the officers then in charge of the
affairs of the county, it does not
follow that a fund. no part Of
which Is composed of these misap-
propriated moneys. fund set aside
by law to defray the general ex-
penses Of the county and which can
be expended only as expressly au-
thorized by statute can be diverted
from It's legitimate uses to remedy
an illegal apportionment made sew
eral years ago. In an opinion rem
dered to Pontoioc county under
date Of March 18th, 1905, l used
this language "The county can
levy only such taxes as may be ex-
pressIy authorized and it may ap-
propriate funds to such purposes
only as may be authorized In fact
the legislature appropriates county
funds to the different county pur-
poses. and the supervisors act, to a
large extent only, as an auditing
board" !"
Attorney generals report 1903
os. page SO. and authorities there
cited.
am strengthened IN this con-
clusion by the fact that the session
acts for the past fourteen years
abound in instances where legisla-
tive sanction has been deemed neces-
sary in order TO transfer money
from one fund to another This
Legislative interpretation Of the pow
er of the board is by No means to
be ignored
/ conclud. therefore. that you
have no power. in the absence Of
express legislative authorization.
to transfer the funds IN the manner
stated in your inquiry.
Very respectfully,
VIM. WILLIAMS.
Attorney General.
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pIeteIy cured running sore on her
leg. which had tortured her 23long
years. Greatest antlseptic healer
Of Piles, Wounds and Sores. a5c
at ]. A. Shreve's Drug Store.
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The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1906-08-17
J. H. FALL,

OF the firm Of ]. H. Fail & Co, Nash
vile, one of the largest wholesale
hardware houses in the South, says:
Il have known Mr.. r. W. Jennings,
President of jennings Business Col
lege, quite well for many years. His
long identity and close connection with
the mercantile and banking world en-
ables him to conduct a business col
lege based upon actual experience,
and this feature gives his school a de-
cided advantage. Several of our en-
ployes were trained by Mr.. Jennings,
and all, without exception, are me
thodical, painstaking and reliable. |
therefore unhestitatfngly indorse and
commend this College to all who are
seeking a business education" Mr..
Fall sent his son to this college.
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where Mr.. Grant will attend the
Southern Nurserymen's Association
which has a three days session al
Lookout Inn.
Mrs. John Proctor Polk of Nash.
vile, paid his mother and sister a
flying visit here Tuesday.
Mr.. Will Hill, of Texas, is visiting
relatives at HIT. Pleasant and Carriers
Creek.
Jesse Gray. of Nashville, is spend.
ing his vacation in Columbia, and is
the guest of Lawrence and Charles
Parker.
Mrs. McConichie has returned to
her home at Thibadeaux, La, after a
visit to Mrs. Will Fleming.
Mr.. e. G. Duncan, a prominent jew
eler of Pulaski, was here Tuesday on
business.
Messrs. Jim Thomas, Sam Harlan,
Crockett Owen and Will Howard left
Tuesday for Bon Aqua.
Mr.. H. Benner, who has been visit
ing his sister, Mrs. Ed Oneal, will re-
turn Thursday to Macon, Ga.
Miss Susie Mccormick, of Nashville,
is visiting Mrs. James Friel.
George t. Hughes, Jr., left Tuesday
for Bon Aqua.
Misses Rhod and Ruth Hastings,
who have been visiting their grand
mother, Mrs. James Friel, returned
Tuesday to Chapel HILL
Mrs. Polk Church, of Santa Fe, is
visiting relatives in the city.
Miss Jean Dobbins is at Primms'.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. w. Hight have re-
turned from a VISIT to relatives at
Santa Fe.
Miss Dixie Pickard has returned
home, after a visit to Mrs. Belle
Simms.
Mrs. L. A. Cherry, of Nashville, is
the guest of Miss Clara Thompson.
Mrs Madeline Hutton and Miss An
ME Mai Hutton, of Shelbyville, are
visiting Mrs. Hutton's son, Mr.. J. L.
Hutton and family.
Miss Gertie Bingham has returned
to Mt. Pleasant, after a visit to Mrs.
w. P. Worley
Miss Burbon Estes has returned to
ner home in Concord, after several
weeks stay in New York.
! Mr.. Will Hill reached here Tuesday
from Waco, Texas, to join his wife
and children, who are guests of Mrs.
Alec Hill.
Mrs. Matte Moore and children
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will leave Monday for Spring Hill
where Mrs. Moore will have charge
Of the Club House of the Branham &
Hughes School.
Miss Mary Sowell is spending hel
vacation at Rally Hill.
Miss Lulie Figuers and Master
Cheairs Figuers are spending thi.
week with Mrs s. S. Moseley, on the
Nashville pike.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Schade, Jr., OF
Lawrenceburg, were here today look
ing over Maury County's new court
house. Mr. Schade is editor of the
Lawrenceburg Union.
Misses Annie and Carrie Cooper, OF
Mt Pleasant, are the guests of Miss
Elizabeth Russell at Williamsport.
Miss Annie Atwood Hill, of Moores
vile, Ala, and Miss Hattie Wood
ruff, of Alabama, are expected this
week to. visit Miss Emma Wooten.
Mr.. Keisker and Mr.. Herbert Lock
ridge, who have been the guests of
Mr.. r. E. Filson on recent camping
trip up the river, returned to Louis
vile, KY, Wednesday evening.
Miss Macarthur, of Atlanta, Ca. is
visiting Miss Louise Leneave on the
Hampshire pike.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. E. McLemore left
Thursday for weeks stay at East
brooke.
Mrs. Cornell Humbill, of Lynnville,
has returned home after a visit to
Mrs. Adams.
Rev. j. w. Cherry has returned
from Williamsport, where he has
been conducting a meeting.
Mrs. Hanserd and daughter Miss
Bette Hanserd, of Alabama, are Wis
iting Mrs Shields
Mrs. Bowen and daughter, Miss
Pansie, are visiting friends in Nash
vile.
Mr.. Tom Alvin Clark, of Fayette-
vile, Tenn, is visiting Mr.. and Mrs.
Tom Fry.
Robert Bauguss has returned from
Union City.
Mr. and Mrs. c. P. Smell have re-
turned from Primm's.
Judge R. L. Porter has returned to
his home in Chicago, after visit to
his sister, Mrs Ed Williams.
Misses Rebecca aud Brownie Por-
ter have returned to their home at
Winchester, Tenn, after visit to
relatives In the city.
Mrs. Ed Williams will leave Satur-
day for a months visit to her daugh-
ter, Mrs. Philip Ray, In Chicago.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jim Moore and two
children left Thursday for Knox
vile, to visit friends and relatives
for several weeks.
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was enjoyed, in which several PROV
ing successful tied for the prize,
which in the draw fell to Miss Carrie
Smith. A tempting fee course was
served in which the color scheme of
yellow and green was carried out.
Miss Shields was assisted in receiv-
ing her guests by Miss Kate Shields.
3
Little Miss Annie Turner Sheegog
entertained number of her friends
Wednesday evening at her country
home on the Pulaski pike. The
spacious lawn was Illuminated with
numbers of colored japanese lanterns.
Frappe was served in a vine corner
of the veranda by little Misses Louise
Roberts and Cornelia Alexander. In
the parlors, which were prettily deco
rated with flowers and ferns and lighted
with white wax candles in silver candeI-
ebra, very amusing game of anagrams
was played. At the conclusion of the
evening delicious ices and cakes were
served.
g.
Mesdames e. H. Hatcher, E. w.
Carmack, w. B. Dobbins and Robert
Pillow are invited Friday to meet
Mrs. Alexander White, of Paris, Tenn,
State President of the Daughters of
the Confederacy, at luncheon, given
in her honor by Mrs. William Hume,
at her home in Spring Hill.
81
Miss Rachel Ashton will enter
tain L'Arrabiata Club Friday morning
with Polly Piper Party
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Nashville after a Writ to Mrs. F. D.
Lander.
DR.. Wharton, DIR. Forgey, Judge
Holding and Sam Harlan returned
Friday from a fishing trip up the riv-
err. They found plenty of water, and
their walk home was not through the
dust.
Miss Lille Lamar, of Nashville, is
visiting the Misses McAdams on West
Sixth street,
Collin James is spending few days
with his family at the Columbia Mill
tary Academy.
Or. and Mrs. ]. T. Meadors and It.
tie son, of Nashville spent Sunday
with Mr.. and Mrs. w. B. Dobbins
and left today for Primms.
Harry and Edwin Turner have re-
turned from visit to their grand
father at Athens, Ala.
DR.. and Mrs. G. c. Sullivan, of
Waverly, are the guests of Mr.. and
Mrs G. D. Park
Miss Virginia oliver, of Groyeland,
is visiting her sister, Mrs. G. D. Park.
Mrs. Will Crenshaw and little
daughter, Ida, of Knoxville, are visit
ing Mrs. Walter Brooks at Mt. Pleas
ant
Miss Charlotte Fariss returned Sun
day from Dawson Springs and Hop
kinsville, Ky.
Charles Sloan has returned from
Nashville, where he has been spend
ing his vacation.
Messrs. H. E. Ritter and Arch
Lipscomb left Sunday for Primm
Springs to spend ten days.
Mrs. s. e. Calender left Satur-
day for Tyree Springs, where she will
join her parents and spend a month.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. s. McCarty and
children left last Saturday for Wau-
kesha, Wis, and other points on the
lake
Miss Mona Fariss, of Decatur, Ala,
Is visiting Miss Essie Sellers.
Mrs. Marchmont and children, who
have been spending the summer at
the Institute, left this morning for
their home in Marietta, Ga.
Miss Catherine fowler has return
ed from GAINESVILLE.
Messrs. Henry PEBBLES and Wright
Gedge, of Cincinnati are visiting the
family of Mr.. ]. c. Wooten.
Mrs. George Adams and daughter,
Francis, of Nashville, spent Sunday
with Mrs. Elizabeth Gartner.
Miss Emma Irvine, of Nashville, is
visiting relatives in Columbia.
Mr. and Mrs. VIM. Chaffin have re-
turned from Atlantic City.
Mr. and Mrs r. w. Hight have re-
turned from few days visit to rela-
tives at Santa Fe.
Mr. r. H. Gordon and wife, of New
York City, brother of Judge w. o.
Gordon, arrived this morning for
two weeks visit to relatives and
friends.
Miss Mary Hall Phillips, who has
been visiting her aunt, Mrs. Jennie
Carpenter, left Saturday for Franklin,
to visit the family of Mr.. John B. /
Gray.
Miss Fife Jones has returned FROM
a two weeks visit to Lewisburg.
Mr.. Grover Burns, of An Arbor,
Mich, and Lish Harbour, of Paducah,
KY, arevisting Gladstone Burns. !
Mrs. H. G. Evans returned from
visit to relatives in the country.
Sim Ashley left Saturday for a bust
ness trip to Louisville, in the interest
OF the Mitchell-Ashley Hardware Co.
Mr., Cal Morgan came out Tuesday
from Nashville to visit relatives.
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Miss Elizabeth Choate, of Williams
port, is visiting friends and relatives
in the city.
Mr. and Mrs. John Hobbs have re-
turned to Memphis, after a visit to
Mr.. and Mrs. John w. Jackson.
! Mrs. Robt. Jones, of Nashville, is
visiting relatives in the city.
: Ira Holtz has returned from Attain
ia, Ga.
Miss Maggie Lou Sloan left Monday
for a visit to Nashville.
Miss Estill Scott is visiting friends
in Lewisburg.
Mrs. Henrietta Horne has returned
from Dallas, Texas.
Mr.. Norfeet Figuers has returned
from Primm Springs.
Miss Ruby Leach, of GAINESVILLE, is
visiting Mrs. 7. A. Leach.
Mrs. Alice Smith is in Lynnville in
the interest of the Institute.
Miss Maud Craige is visiting Mrs
]. W. Wilson in Lewisburg.
Mrs. William Hughes and Mrs
Arch Hughes left Monday for Nash
vile; from there they return to Mem
phis.
Miss Blanche Scott left Monday for
a visit to friends in Lewisburg.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Davis, of Nash
vile, are visiting Mrs. ]. B. Scott.
Mrs, Neil Hughes and sons are Wis
iting Mrs. Adolf Brandon in Nashville.
Mrs. Cant, of Mississippi, is visit
ing her brother, Mr.. Garnett Rainey.
holland Gartner is visiting friends
in Louisville, and from there will go
to GLASGOW Ky.
Mr.. I. N. Ralney, of Memphis, is
visiting Mr.. and Mrs Horace Rainey
and family.
Mr.. Frank Felkner and children are
visiting Mrs. ]. w. Wilson in Lewis.
burg.
Rev. Cochrane Preston and family
left Monday for visit to relatives in
Virginia
Col. and Mrs. A. M. Hughes and
Miss Lille Hughes left last week for
Washington, D. G.
Miss Virginia May Campbell, who
has been visiting Miss Kate Shields,
has returned to Nashville.
Mr.. and Mrs. John T. Wooten will
leave Friday for New York. They
will go to Old Point and from there
by water to New York.
Mrs. Lula A. Voss, Of Dothan, Ala;
is spending few weeks here with
Mr.. 2. T. Voss' family and other rel
atives.
Mrs Jesse Collins, nee Miss Bessie
Voss, of Hartford, Ala, and her little
on are visiting relatives here and in
the country.
Miss Rebecca Grant has returned
from a visit to Mooresville.
Miss Maggie Howell, of Riverside,
Is visiting friends at Neapolis.
Mrs. Jack Cakes and son, Albert,
are visiting Mr. Nelse Woodlands fam
lily.
Mrs. Matte Moore and childen are
visiting Mr. George Harlan and fam
lily.
Mr. Patrick Gooch, of Franklin, KY,
Is visiting Mr.. Roland Gooch's family
at Theta.
Mesrs. Bob Harlan, All James, Geo.
Lawrence and Charlie
Parker leave this week for New York
and Washington.
Mrs. Will Haywood has returned
from pleasant visit to Nashville
friends.
J. A. Foster, of Haukensvilie, Ca, +,
IS visiting his mother, Mrs. ]. M. Fos-
.er, at Carriers Creek.
Ed Church came in Tuesday night
to spend a few weeks with his fam
lily.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. Y. G. Grant and
Master Will Grant have gone to
lookout Mountain for a short sojourn.
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IN SOCIETY
The Peek-a-5oo Waist.

Jessie NJ. partition has the following
in the Cincinnati Post.
Congressman Hale, of Tennessee,
will introduce a bill at the next ses-
sion of Congress to abolish the peek
a-boo waist.
"A Western minister and an East
ern priest have holly acclaimed from
their pulpits the sinfulness of the fes-
tive peek-a-boo.
Must the airy confection of null,
muslin and lace, known in Paris, as
La Lingerie and in the more direct
vernacular of the United State as the
'Peek-a-boo,' be dragged through the
mire of politics?
IF the women of the United States
from Tennessee to Oregon wish to
print sun pictures of various designs
of laces and embroidery on their
necks, chests and arms, whose bust
ness is it, anyway?
1.-The next thing you know the law
makers will want to choose the de-
signs and supervise the making of the
waists. The very idea.
1T may be all right in Tennessee to
regulate the width of an embroidered
eyelet, but it would never go in Ohio.
Should Congressman Hale succeed
in getting his bill passed the Police
Court dockets in Tennessee will prob
ably look like this:
Mrs Pinkney Montmorency Beau
champ, charged with wearing one
open-faced Bay Irish Blouse to a gar
den party, 500 fine.
Mrs. Montmorency Mountjoy,
caught in raid in house party wear
ing handkerchief linen, inset with
Cluny, six months in the works.
Angelina 'Sophoronia Washington,
charged with parading the streets of
Darktown in a handtme-down lawn
waist imitation Val. yoke: 1880. /"
r.
The social meeting of the Kings |
Daughters held Thursday afternoon
with Mrs. Hiram Hendley at her de7
lightful country home was a most en-
joyable one. The guests were re-
ceived on the lawn by the hostess
assisted bv MesdamaS w p VOL |
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Goodwin, enjoyed a reunion Sunady;
all the members of the family, with
irhe exception of Mr.. Doughtery, SON
in-law of Mr. Hughes, being present
Mrs. Ed Goodwin and Mrs Ed Brazier
of this city, were among those in at
tendance.
Misses Bernice and Mary Evans en-
tertained most charmingly at their
home near Franklin Wednesday even
ing, in honor of their guests, Misses
lone and Irene Sowell. Quite an en-
joyable evening was spent and at
late hour a delicious ice and fruit
course was served.
p
Quite an enjoyable day was spent
by a congenial picnic party out on
Mr.. F. w. Sowell's farm of delicious
fruits, last Thursday. Barring a few
showers, during which all took refuge
in Surveys and buggies and under
trees, the day was one of pleasure.
s.
Miss Rachael Moore entertained a
few friends most informally and de-
lightfully at her home in williamsport
Thursday evening. Dancing was en-
joyed, and during the evening delic-
ious fruits and ices were served.
g.
The meeting of the Guild of the
Holy Child, of st. Peters Church,
which was to have been held Friday
afternoon with Miss Elizabeth Wat
son, was postponed on account of the
inclement weather this afternoon.
B.
The Chairman, Mrs. E. W. Carmack,
of the Maury County Committee of
the Tennessee State Fair, requests
that all the members be present at
the meeting to be held Saturday morn
ing at 10 o'clock in the parlors of the
Bethel House.
The Commissioners from Maury
county appointed up to this date are
Mesdames E. H. Hatcher, Robert Pill
low, R. G. Church, Charlotte Hughes,
w. B. Capers, w. S. Fleming, John
Brown, and Louise Clark of Columbia,
1Iesdames Charles Jackson, George
Killebrew and j. s. Frierson, of Mt.
Pleasant, Mesdames Will Hughes,
Campbell Brown and William Hume,
If Spring Hill, and Miss Jennie Yeat-
nan of Ashwood. The sub-commit-
ees will be appointed at the meeting
Saturday.
3
Miss Lizzie Shields entertained
most delightfully."- Wednesday after
noon, complimentary to Miss Eliza
beth Moore Hanserd, of Alabama.
rhe house was prettily decorated in
Palms, ferns and numbers of yellow
lowers. Frappe was served on the
'eranda by Miss Ruth Shields. A
cry amusing pictorial book contest
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OLD TENNESSEE ROYAL BRA
I'll SMOKING TOBACCO.

True to its name-it is truly
royal smoking tobacco. For sale
by all first-class cigar stands and
groceries.
BRITAIN TOBACCO WORKS.
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bridge and f. F. Everett Frappe was
served on the vine covered veranda
by Misses McClain and Mary Ridley.
After the opening song and prayer by
Mother White" Mrs W. E. Noryell,
of Nashville, State Secretary of the
order, delivered most interesting adj
dress upon the subject of the Eighth
Conference of the International Order,
which was held on May 22nd last at
Wheeling, West Virginia. Mrs. Nor
veil is most pleasant and eloquent
speaker aand was listened to with
rapt attention At the conclusion of
the program delicious ices, cakes and
fruits were served. Mrs Norvell, who
was the guest of Mrs. F. F. Everett
during her stay in the city, returned
to Nashville Thursday evening.
B.
day night at her beautiful country
home Maple Mound" on the Spring
Hill pike, in honor of her house guest,
Miss Irene Choate, of Williamsport.
Ragan's Band" furnished delightful
music. The beautiful lawn was
lighted with Japanese lanterns. A
number of young people went out in
automombiles and many short spins
were taken down the lovely drives in
the moonlight. After being served to
many varieties of fruits, melons ETC.,
the party returned to town, after a
delightful evening. Mr.. Moore will
move his family up to stay in Sep
TENDER and Miss Rachel Moore will
prove an acquisition to the younger
set.
81.
Miss Bernice Evans entertained at
her home near Harpeth Wednesday
evening in honor of her guests, Misses
lone and Irene Sowell, of Columbia.
Those present were: Misses Evelyn
Stephens, Love McCord, Maud STAN
mers, of Chapel Hill, Annie Lee Laven-
der, of Nashville, Nena and Martha
McCord, Katherine and Jessie Evans,
Margaret Williams, Mary and Louise
Evans, lone and Irene Sowell, Messrs.
Alvin Alexander, John and Vernon
Evans, Talmage McCord, George
Hoover, John Stephens, George Will
liams, Brandon Williams and Howard
Pantall At a late hour fruits and
ices were served.
-
Miss Kate Sowell, of Cross Bridges,
is giving house party this week.
Miss Olive Dobbins, Ethel Barrow and
Mary Pillow, are her guests from Co
lumbia.
g.
The family and all the connections
of fha family of Mr. T. G.. Hughes of
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The family and all the connections
Of the family of Mr.. T. G. Hughes, of
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Miss Kate Sowell, of Cross Bridges
is giving a house party this week
Miss Olive Dobbins. Ethel Barrow ant
Mary Pillow, are her guests from Co
1umbia.
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Goodwin, enjoyed a reunion Sunady;
all the members of the family, with
the exception of Mr. Doughtery, SON
in-law of Mr.. Hughes, being present
Mrs. Ed Goodwin and Mrs. Ed Brazier,
of this city, were among those in at
tendance.
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Nashville after a Writ to Mrs. F. D.
Lander.
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Miss Rachel Ashton will enter
tain L'Arrabiata Club Friday morning
with Polly Piper Party"