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Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-11-13
RICH DEEP CUT GLASS.

Cut Glass Tankard Jugs, regular
 price $4.50 Special ..... .S3.75 Cut Glass Tall Comports, regular
 price $4.50. Special .... .SS.75 Cut Glass Table Plumbers. regu-
 lar price $3.50. Special dog S2.75 Cut Glass inch Salad Bowls, reg
 ular price 8. Special ... .$2.50 Cut Glass Sugar and Cream Sets,
 regular price $S. Special pr $2.50 Cut Glass Oil or Vinegar Cruet,
 regular price $1.25. Special. .75c Cut Glass Individual Salt, regular
 price 25c. Special ........ .15c Cut Glass Punch Bowl on Foot.
 regular price SIS. Special. .$12. 50 Cut Glass Salt and Pepper Shak-
 CTS. sterling silver tops. Spe-
 cial ....2 .29c and 39c
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-11-13
ALARM AND GOLD PLATED
 CLOCKS

Nickle Alarm Clocks. regular price
 sse. Special .75c Spasmodic Alarm Clocks. Special
 at .-...... -...........s1. 50 Rich Gold Plated Clocks. 10 inches
 high. regular price s2 Special
 for this sale only ........Sl f)O EnsmelIsd s-Dsy Clocks. regular
 price ss.s5. Special .S3 s5
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-11-13
LANDERS. FRARY & CLARK'S Celebrated High Grade Cutlery. AL n>.l n-aAu-nhlA

Known as the Best krocuraDle.
 Each and Every Piece
 Warranted.
 Stag Handle Carving Knife only. Special at ..........75c and 00c Stag Handle Carving Knife and Forks. Special at at............
 S1.76 and $2.26 pair Stag Handle Carving Knife, Fork and Steel. Special at. .......
 $2.26 and S5.95 set French Cook Knives. inch. Spe- French Cook Knives. g inch. Spe- cial at .OO French Cook Knives, 12 inch. Special .... ...... ......S1.W Knives and Forks, stag handles. Set of 6. special at. ...
 $1.25 and $1.75 Knives and Forks, black bone ham, dles. Set of 6, snecial at. ....
 Sl.10 and $1 cs -' Knives and Forks. Cocolola han dies. Set of 6. special at. ....
 80c and 9Sc set
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-11-13
THE ELKs' nArHIE.
The Na vassan' Ladis' Band Win
 Give . Concert.

The public of this city and sur rounding towns who failed to at- tend the concert on Sunday evening because of the inelemency of the weather will have an opportunity of hearing those talented lady musi- clans tomorrow afternoon in the new Music hall In the Buckingham building. It will be the last concert program of the band and it will pay every person In this city who loves good music to attend the entertain ment. Under the skiIlfuI direction of Mrs Gussie Dial the band performs some of the best most dimcult and musical selections that have ever been attempted by any band All who were present the other evening were disappointed in tvo things. hFst that they could not get enough Of the music. although encores were repeat edly given and second because the night vas stormy the hall vas not crowded to the doors. To-moFrow then af , o'clock all who wat thIs kind Of entsrtAinnent vill bs given Q rare treat The admisslon is onIy Is ce1ts . person- The carnival e still going merriIy along and will corsinue until Thurs4lay risht uhea It rfll eIue. Ihe eouyenizD ofo oe1ll o11no eul ao1 yoa onn novo o1o = -
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-11-13
CANDLE SHADES To Grace Your Thanksgiving

Table.
 Glass Candle Sticks. complete with shade. all colors. Special. .25c Paper Candle Shade. Special al ..,,, Sc and 15c
 19c to S1.50 Candles. all e0lors. Special 2 l-2c "a Candles. all colors. decorated. Spe- cial ...........5c 5c ea Silver Plated Candlebra, , lights. complete with beaded fringe shade. Special .........s1o oo
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-11-13
ODDS AND ENDS OF DECORATED
 CHINA.

German China Salad Bowls. regu- lar price soc Special ..... 25c German China Berry Ssueers. reg ular price Ice. Special -..--. .7e German China Tea Cups and S,u- cers. regular price i2ize. Spe- German China Tea Plates. regular price 12Lc Special .-..sc German China Syrup Jugs. regu- lar price 1zIze. special .-....se German China Choc Pots. regular price CT. Special .-.-5 Soc German China Cracker Jars. regu- lar price 5sc. Special .-.- 5Cc Japanese Chins Individual But ters. regular price Isr- special.
 DoEen 15c Japznese Salt and Pepper Shsk- CTS. regular price lse and z5c. SpeSlzA lCC American Porcelain l4 inch Plat ters. regular Price ti-zs- Spe- cial see .--. ---------- -9ec lrd other items too numerUsls to mention cu sccOant Of small
 auzstItiesl
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-11-13
The Unltsd Gas Improvement Co.
PEN M A N SHIP Prof. HOl1ey.

Teaches every pupil to write nns rapid, business hand, In course ee le private lessons and r0 fahursA ~ kinds of pen work executed b ths highest degree of art
 l87 BANK STREET.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-11-13
RICHLY DECORATED LIMOGES. CARLSBAD AND .PRUSSIAN
 FANCY CHINA.

Salad Bowls. From. .25c up to S4.50 Cake Flats. From. .75c up to S4.0O Chocolate Pots. From soc up to $4.5O Cracker Jars. From soc up to S3.50 Sugar and Cream Sets. From. .
 soc up to S2.5C Syrup Jug and Plates. From -.
 $l.00 up to S2.00 Booted Comports. From ....
 $l.00 up to S2.50 Celery Trays. From. .......
 S1.00 up to S2.50 Spoon Trays. From S1.00 up to S1.50 Card Receiver. From ......
 S1.0c up to S2.00 Shaving Mugs. From. ....
 25c up to S1 50 Covered Mustards. From. .......
 19c up to 75c Tea Pots. From .S1. 50 up to S2. 50 Pudding Sets. From. .......
 S2.0O up to S3.SS Oatmeal Sets. From. .. l9c up to soc Fancy Tea Cups and saucers. From ........ soc up to S1.50 set
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-11-13
SILYERWARE AND CUTLERY FOR THANKSGIVING. VIM. ROGERS & SONS A. A. QUAIL
 ITY.

IT1.
 Extra Heavy Silver Plated Ware on
 Nickle Silver Base. Tea Spoons, regular price $l.eo dozen. Set of 6, special .... soc Dessert Spoons, regular price $3 dozen. Set of 6, special. .. .$1 AZ Table Spoons, regular prize $3.So dozen. Set of 6, special. 20 Table Forks. regular price $S.3O dozen. Set of 6. special. $1.2O Knife and Fork, regular price $3.50. Special ......... .$2.75 Oyster Forks, regular price $2.oO dozen. Set of 6, special. .$1.25 Coffee Spoons, regular price $2.50 doyen. Set of 6, special. .... 08c Sugar Shell, regular price 45c. Special ...... ...... .....3 36c Butter Knife, regular price 50c. Special .... ....... ...3 39c Cream Ladle. regular pricve 5sc. Special .... ...... 4Zc Gravy Ladle. regular price Fl. Special .... .... ....75c Berry Ladle, regular price SIPS. Soup Ladle, regular price $1.SS. Special ...... ...... .$l.6O Cold Meat Forks. regular price Csc. Special ...... ....... .40c
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-11-13

p-wprs Knnsy asd Bssdder PIIIs act on both ksdneys and liver. and ss rpsuff afford the quickest rrltef in excem q ufsc s<sA osed ~ H- S - ! S.'sss = < .''
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-11-13
II he
 Study lanip.

Much of the comfort derived from reading evenings depends on, the light. It should throw a soft glow over the book or paper and leave the eyes in the shadow. This is effectually ac' complished by the use of Gas Porta- able. We carry large and varied stock of portables and would be pleased to have you take look at them. Portable Walsbach Lamp and table $2.O0 up.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-11-13
s1.50 HAND PAINTED BUREAU
 SETS EnR SI nc

Bureau Set consisting Of , large
 toilet bottles. ] comb and brush
 tray. 1 pun tor. 1 trInket box.
 I pin tray. hand painted and
 gold embossed. the eoIors are
 pink. blue and green. regular
 prize s15e- Special ..... Al O0 Others st ---..--. -S2 co and @ 30
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1906-01-19

The Every Tuesday Reading Club
met this week with Mrs. ID. w.
Barklcy. a specially pleasant feature
of the afternoon was the reading OF n
letter from Mrs. Jennie Irvine, one
of the charter members and president
OF tia club before her removal. The
letter was a Christmas greeting and
was voted by the ladies to be not only
interesting but beautiful. Mrs. Ir-
vines present home is Whittier.
Calf. at which place Miss Mae is
having decided success as kinder
gartcn teacher.
D. v. Burrcll left on Tuesday for
the east, presumably on big seed
deal.
Henry Adsmond was n county seat
visitor Monday from his farm. near
Manzanola. He came down to close
UP deal for the sale of his resi-
dcnce property on Colorado avenue.
Tribune.
Rev. J. R. Edwards of Holbrook
this week assisted Rev. +. r. Hollcn-
back in the revival services at the NJ.
E. church.
Miss Mae Noble. who has been s.en-
ographer for the American Beet Su-
gar Co. at Lamar for several weeks Is
expected to return to r. s. Beall's Of
fee this week.
J. w. Rice left for Durango Monday
with n party of land-seekers.
Albert p. De Vore and wife OF 1913
Cypress. left for Rocky Ford. where
they expect to make their home Mr..
DeVore has accepted good position
there with n prominent bicycle and
novelty works store.-Pueblo Indica-
tor.
]. E. Gauger left for the east Nom
day night and will visit his old home,
Xenia, ILL.,. before returning.
Mrs. Jennie Hennesy OF Kansas City
Is the guest OF her daughter. Mrs. c. A.
Meyer, Jr.
q. L. Olmstead. who two years ago
returned to his former home, Glen
Avon. H.. has returned to Rocky Ford
and will this year farm the wyckoff
place just west of town, recently pur-
chased by Jay Smith.
o. J. Baxter on Monday returned
from an extended and most enjoyable
trip through much of the south and
the principal cities of the east. Much
of his time was spent at his old home.
Markle. Pa. which he had not visited
70, 90. years, -s- 44
ia B. Byars left on Monday for Delta
toe aid IN Invoicing stock Of goods
which In to be merged in the new cor
poration composed OF the various
| stores with which Mr.. Ramsay. of the
late Ramsay 4 ByarS firm. is connect
cd.
Rev. Kenneth Moneys health becom-
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1906-01-19

Ing poorer he has been taken TO the
sanitarium at Boulder.
Among the distinguished guests who
registered at the FL Captain on Mon-
day were A. Il. Stevens. auditor OF the
American Beet Sugar Co.. l.. II. Lyon
of New York. n. o. cosgins of Pitts
burg and W. II. Wiley. the head push
Of the Swink sugar factory and swink-
Holly r. Il.
Il. e. Howes general manager for the
American Beet Sugar Co.. returned to
Denver e few days since after a busi-
ness visit with the resident officials.
W. X. Mccormick having sold his
garden tract near town to Jesse France
this week returned to his former home.
Vermont. ILL.,. but we SUSPECT that he
viii soon pine for the superior climate
and big cash crops OF the Rocky Ford
country.
John Little was In town last week
for the first time since Christmas. hav-
Ing been afflicted with bad com
bina,ion OF acute troubles.
on Monday Mrs. q. II. Harris re-
membered the tenth birthday of her
daughter. Florence. by inviting dozen
little girls who enjoyed IA number OF
games TO music given by Mrs. Norton
on the plano. ~ good time" does not
fully express the sentiments OF the
guests.
II. +. Rushmer was called 10 Pueblo
Monday to attend meeting OF the
Rushmsr Jeweiry co.
j. c. Cartwright left for Denver. rre-
sumably To add another To Rocky
foTd's large number OF automobiles.
II. 4. Walker. with Lyon & coggins
In the cantaioupe business. Is here
looking over the ground and Sizing up
text seasons prospects and contracts.
Chancellor Iuchtal OF the Denver
University filied the NJ. T.. pulpit Sum
day morning and preached sermon OF
much power. and which elicitHi much
favorable comment from the large con-
grrgation.
The Sans Souei club mo. this week
with Mrs. Mcpherarson who read
paper on Race Suicide.
The Woman's club will meet on Satur-
day afternoon with Mrs. Jennie Mayo.
The following Is the progrsm:-Resronse
TO Roll Call. My Fayorite Receipt"
"Food kdulteration.' a.iss Shuma,e:
Chemistry OF Common Lifo." nrs. Nc
Pherson: Reading. Mrs. Maxwell.
Miss Carolyn Maxwell entertained tho
En.re Nous club on Wednesday, after
noon.
Tho o. D. T. club mot with Mrs. Geo.
Preble this week.
J. c. 0rossarth and J. Kappsr OF Pur-
din. No.. old friends Of J. S. Green. ar
rived Wednesday to locate accompanied
by their families.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1906-01-19
Not a Fall.

Sorry to see you get such fan."
said the pedestrian to man who had
Just had tumble from the rear plat.
form Of q street car.
"Oh, I didn't get no fall" was the
cheerful reply.
"But you-you tumbled on"
mot at all. got into an argument
with the conductor and he threw me
or" -.
Il see. And you take. IT, good.na.
ured1y."
Got to. old fellow. That's the sixth
car I've been thrown of to-day because
I wouldn't pay fare. and yon see I'm
getting used to It."
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1906-01-19
Rocky Ford Trading Co.
To Trade Pueblo Property.

TWO 5-RooM MODERN HOUSES fur
mace heat with basement
ONE GROOM 2-SToRY; garret and
basement; hot water heat.
ONE 4-RooM HOUSE; basement. These
houses have the latest modern. equip
ment, gas and electric lights. bath, Law
.atories, sinks, etc. viii trade part or all
for good land near Foeky Ford. Ad-
dress RoBT. HENRY. l2oe, Northern
Ave., Pustio. Solo. 55-37p
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1906-01-19

The offering at The Grand. Thursday.
Jan. 25, is to be the "Moonshiners." a
story whose plot and action takes place
deep in the hills Of Virginia, in the rude
cabins and well secreted stills Of a
people who have long stood against the
Government. The play has many novel
features and throughout is entirely and
distinctly different from any other pre-
serted here.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1906-01-19

The Presby terian Annual Chicken Pie
Supper is an event always looked for
ward to with much interest. This feast
will occur on the evening on the evening
Of Jan. 25 at X. P. hall. Everybody be
there.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1906-01-19
Building Proposals.

Tho Building Committee for tho now
Methods. Church in Rocky Ford. Colo
RADIO. reserving tho right TO reject any
and all bids. arc ready TO receive propo-
sails for tho work Of construction Of tho
above named building. Tho complete
plans and specifications for tho Same
may be secured for inspection at tho
Offices Of p. J. Roifel or Or. J. A. Law
son. Tho scaled proposals for the above
named work will DO opened on Monday.
January 22nd. 1905. and should DO in
tho hands Of Or. J. A. Lawson. secretary
Of tho committee. on or before tho above
namsd date.
L. LAWSON. Secretary.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1906-01-19

o!of Peterson Is ready to mako con-
tracts for digging ditch and laying drain
tie. Phone slus 2ii. Rocky Ford.
62-5%
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1906-01-19
]. A. LAWSON. Secretary

TO LET-For improvement. l2o-acro
farm; l6 acres in winter wheat; under
good ditch on Pine river. close to railroad.
in La Plata county. Excellent terms Of
fered. For particulars SEQ or writo to
A. M. JACKSON. Rocky Ford. 5l-54p
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1906-01-19

A. S,oop has purchased tho stock Of
tho Valley Trading Co. on South Main
street. Tho business will be continued a,
tho prssen. location and stock largely In
creased.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1906-01-19

W.R. CLINE has an 80 Acre rcln-
quishment with building on near ordwsy
20 exchange for property or stock hero.
oof
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1906-01-19

ihayc an equity Of $4,000 in 200 acres
Of good land near Rocky Ford. will
exchange for property in Rocky Ford or
Colorado Srpings. w. r. Cline.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1906-01-19

j. s. Green has sold his half interest in
the Mcbride g. Green farm near Man
zanola to his partner. Grant B. Mcbride.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1906-01-19

crai.'r Feed Store. next door to
Neiswin,cr.s Livery. Highest price
paid for Hides. :9-tf
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1906-01-19

Ono good Brood Marc for sale by
Chester Johnson. Phone White 5o4.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1906-01-19

That always popular play. Uncle
Toms Cabin. will be given at The
Grand. Jan. le. by Sottson's splendid
company. Grand street parade at neon.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1906-01-19
NO THORoUGHfaREsE \
If Confronted

with ne plus ultra nothing beyond"
sign. you might as we'll stop short il
you are convinced the signboard speaks
truth. 1t does when it means the best to
be had in the line Of carriages is to be
found hero. The bottom Of this adver-
tisement shall be: Seek no further for
good things on wheels than
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1906-01-19
KEEP UP YOUR SUPPLY

of coal-it will be colder before It's any
warmer. And II Mr.. Evsryman waits
until his bin is down 70 the last chunk
and you all order at once Mr.. Somebody's
fingers are going to get nippsdl Then the
wife and babies, tool. Order right now
from US and you will get good measure
Of the finest, elsansst. bsst burning coal
our search has brought ". Phone con-
neetion.
Jsekssp 1 Lswson.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1906-01-19

Married. Sunday evening last. by
Rev. NJ. N. Nelson. at the residence
of DR.. w. II. Easter, Oliver Fergu-
son and Miss Hattie Massic.
A fine supper followed the ceremony.
The happy couple have established q
home at 627 N. 9th street and have the
best wishes Of many friends.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1906-01-19

Preble this week.
J. c. 0rossarth and J. Kappsr OF Pur-
din. No.. old friends Of J. S. Green. ar
rived Wednesday to locate accompanied
by their families.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-11-28
Mrs. Gottlieb Hostess.

\ perfect card party in p4an aAd finish was the one given nY N <. Gottlicb complimentary to Mrs. tsi l. fielder, Mrs Thalheimer ;,ad Ms. Goodman. all nieces of the aostazs. The parlor. hall and dining loen were made bright and at r9r i.4 hv a decoration of white and pink, n ehrysanthcn1ums and roses. Fh
 score was kept bY lieins a sH"ll silver bell to he score card and this was done by Misses Essie Gottlieb and lIennie Cook Mrs. Julius Schloss proved her ability for card playing by winning the first prize. a half dozen sterling oyster forks. and so handsome they were. Tn" winning was something to be prond ot The consolation, a dainty hand painted plate, was drawn by Mrs. Joe Never. The luncheon served after the game was most elaborate. the ices carrying out the color scheme of white and pink. The affair was both charming and en- ioyable and q compliment indeed to Mrs. Gottlieb's guests. The ladies were all exquisitely goWned and were Mrs. Uhlfelder (New MeXico), , Mrs. Sydney Thalheimer Gittle Rock), Mrs Ferdinand Goodman tl.ittle Rock1. Mrs. Mo. Levine. Mrs. 4. Herschler. Mrs. Joe Meyer, Mrs. Ben J. Altheimer, Mrs. Joe AL theimer, Mrs. Ferdinand Baer, Mrs. Sol Thalheimer, Mrs. Alex Strauss. Mrs. Edgar Bloom. Mrs. Simon Bloom, Mrs Louis Roth, Mrs. Leo Kastor, Mrs Jake Simon, Mrs. Nor ris Macon, Ga) Mrs. Sam KatZen- stein. Mrs. .Adolph Bluthenthal. Mrs. Herbert Bluthenthal, Mrs. Gus Waterman, Mrs. Julius Schloss, Mrs. Will Kaufman, Mrs. Marcus Sonnen- schein, Mrs. Morris Silbernasle. Mrs Charlie Levy, Mrs. Ray Levy, Mrs. Nathan Cook, Mrs. Harry Solmson, Mrs. Rebecca Franklin. Mrs Max Eisenkramer, Mrs. Fred fus. Rachel Kaufman. Rena Rosen- berg, Beulah Rosenberg. Bessie I,,} I,n hoI n Gottlieb
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-11-28

Bradford and Mrs Whcrry of Fl Reno. The home was tastefuIly Jzze- ofatod in cut flowers and @,',.N i'i@ plants. The top score Was m. .a ht Mrs. Clifton Howell and the sousr- mir. q bon~bon dish, vas given her. Mrs. WhollX was presented viii the consolation. an ornamen4 Mrs Guy Lenar and Miss Caruhers wer" the score keepers and Miss Garutt4 ;. ers won the scorers prize. q hsad painted plate. The Hospitality s,i'5 cordial and enjoyable. The 21e51 and club members were Mrs T"fDer Bradford, Mrs, Dan Winery, .Ir.5. W D. Jones. Mrs Frank ArnolG
 Mrs. Wade Knox, Mrs. C. K. Carutl.- CTS, Mrs Clifton Howell, Mrs. Ii s,nll Wilbonrne. Mrs. H. k ToneV. Mrs Van Knox Mrs. stella SenNara. Ms. Guy I.etar. Mrs. J. P. Jordan. Ms Thurman Louthan. Miss Luti" AieX- 4nder. Miss lola Philpot. Miss Mar garc1 Taylor. Miss Bessie Smith.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-11-28

oI lis s-. aa
 CI4to :aarov.uaa Haa...s Haae oaa5- 5I~ 5l=
 tIH-fe
 This WIS inc l-asu NoE 1z Hfvetta-. The Wys.d,ur with her.7sea} di--tr. flE. of rerts.a4 a44l z9.5-. .3s.z .f4=e..z constitution and as=.44- a 1il loa@. perhaps zs'.. ferestia- 5Hi s@e'-=27.f .ad 5#fa= ovcI. ;sf 2a~' w,H..- eeaas ted s,r5 henetiftrd by t1r" aao@aata Ns.s AiIboHno entertained us 4Ht fine and exhaustive paper upon #tLe life and work of Wm G.1no. SImms. Mrs. Ramsey read q very interesting sketch of tho grand but uniqne character of jno. Jas. tudp- bon and his chief work, sAmeric1n Birds"
 Mrs. Norris delighted the club bg
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-11-28
Mrs. FoN'S Reception.

2N't's' large social functions was Mrs. Fox, Mrs. k. T. Benton and Miss FoE reception Tuesday introducing Mrs. Campbell Fox, |; bride of few weeks, Three hundred or more la dies called between the hours of ; and 6. and they were entcftallee with a hospitality which was enjoy able in spirit and elegant in it's ev- cry detail. The decorations were a; once tasteful and elaborate, com binin4 the Christmas green with quantity of roses and chrysanthe- nuns in their different colors. In the parlors pink roses were used with a luxury of smilaX and the dining room had an artistic deco rative combination in white and pink. The English linen cloth i which covered the table was over l draped with handsome lace, the ccntorpioce was of white chrysan- tbemums in q tall crystal vase. The buffet and cabinets held vases and bowls of vhil0 roses. The chande- lipr was punched with white tulle and draped to either corner of the table and caught with sprays of fratherN fern and pink carnatlonS. The candles were in pink and white. dp]icions salad course was served rrirtshine punch i'll he library An orchestra played the newest popular Fox was a charming hostess i'll black lace with prineesse lace. The bride. i Mrs. Campbell FOX in whose honor the reception was given, wore lavender chiffon with rose point lace. She is a charming woman and ] has established for herself large and cordial acquaintance. MES. Benton was beautiful in a rose colored gown with cream lace. Miss Fox was attired in light blue chli- ] ion. Mrs. Oliver Galbraith black radium silk with touch of white. Assisting Mrs Fox and her daugh- ters were a number of handsomely gowned women, among whom Mrs. Walt (Altheimer) in pale grey mes l saline and princeSse lace. Mrs. Hugh Fox was admired in amber colored silk elaborated with lace and toned with black velvet. Mrs. Turner Bradford was stately in a i handsome toilette of blue net over a slip of taffeta Miss Georgia Brad ford was becomingly attired in a 1 pale green crepe de chine. Mfs- Lee Fox was attired in black and white satin foulard. Mrs. Harry satin trimmed with duchesse lace. Mrs, F.. w. Freeman wore becom- in. gown of light blue chiffon. Mrs. 1 Walter Trulock was attired in q ere ation of white lace over taffeta. Miss Margaret Taylor, who presided at the punch bowl, was deliberately i gowned in pink silk with lace. As sisted by Miss Hattie Orto in princesSe gown of light blue Lou i sine with lace trimmings. Mrs. Will Fox wore a gown of pink fonlard. Miss Emma Dewoody's gown was of 1 white chiffon and lace. Miss Por- ter's toilette was of white chiffon broadcloth. Miss Annie Noel was ] attired ill d black embroidered chil- ion oyer white, Miss Nina smart wore black sequin. Miss Ella How ell was attired in a rose colorcd gown pn princesse with lace.
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Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-11-28
>;;Ilft ( lub.


 4rs I. L. Gillespie 'afettaiaea h.. sesame eItb Tuesday. and A3 .zr kind attention and lmf"i@99. 5rdfalitE mado fhe club feel tAsf' -a,.v were welcome guests
 The program was as follows: Answer roll call with items et .oferest about southern authors. Music.
 Ten minute sketches John JE.. tudobon Mrs. Ramsey.
 Comparison of Charge of Balak- ava" bv \. B. Meek and Tcnny- sons Charge of the Light Bri- aade. read by Miss Ramsey.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-11-28
JE. PERSON ODD FELLOWS
 INITIATE NEW MEMBERS

Jefferson lodge I. O. o. r. held its regular weekly meeting Tuesday night and initiated one member into the mysteries of il eorder.
 Other business of interest only n Odd Fellows Vos disposed of.