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NEEDED A DOCTOR;
COULDN'T GET HIM
ENGINEER HAS PARALYl lC
srRokE AND SUFFERS WHILE
AID is DELAYED.

Following story from the Albany
Daily Herald will be of interest here:
Mr.. w. II. Brack, an engineer on
the Atlantic Coast Line, whose nome
is in Brunswick, suffered q paralync
stroke at 1870 o'clock last night, ana
was sent to his nome on an ear
morning train with his whole rgh'
side rendered useless
"Mr. BFack occupied a room IN
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During the early part Of August
The News printed stoJy To the ell
feet that there was persistent. rumors
afoat around the ciW that the ogle
thorpe hotel had Been purchased, OF
rather that eseal was pending for
the purchase s6f the hostelry by the
Atlanta. birmingham and Atlantic
railroad 1t was stated in that artl-
tAatsStf1e matter had been taken
I'M by officials of the road and the
,wners of the hotel in New York.
Since the publication of that article
in The News number OF rumorS
have been afioat, but each time the
A.. B. & A. people refused to confirm
them: in fact they stated to a Ne"'
reporter that if the deal was mau'
and as soon as the necessary paper
we're exchanged, that such an an
oouncement would be made.
! Two or three weeks ago, 7when "a
News again heard it rumored chat u
| deal had been closed, A, q. 4 A. OF
cials were seen. and they redueste
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Exodus of the Marines.

Havana. Oct. 21.-The exodus of
the American marines in Cuba will
begin tomorrow Seven hundred
marines will sail Monday or Tuesday
on the 'cruisers Minneapolis, Newark
and Denver. Six hundred will re-
main at Camp Columbia, while 1900
are still scattered throughout the
island.
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Important ANNOUNCEMENTS
MADE BY A., B. { A. RAIL WAY
Purchase of OgIethorpe Hotel Confirmed"
Road to Take Charge Next Month---Mdy
Build Hotel on St. Simon.
C. n, Leavy, Brunswick, Ga.

C. r. Brunswick, Ga.
Atlanta Ca been current for some e ~
tho Atlanta Birmingham Railway have neen "esoUs "
purchased une
ner+v and will take same We contemplate SPe9
whatever amount is necessary make the oethorpe mO0n ~
In the most up'o
a 4h h n addition benefits which will be de'eo
INV The civ in general ws rstclass hotel our plan "
aunsvck as with her natural oeauteS
.foOah sleeping cars the and the west add'0"' ~
| - se hotel which provide accomplished without
w. have not purchased the intention to
soup the hotel from top to bOtos@ material
~ H. C.. McFadden, Gen. Pass Agent
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THROUGH TRAIN TO
ATLANTA OVER A. B. &
A. DECEMBER FIRST
cARBuTT STILL AT BOTTOM.
Fresh Water Steamer and Cargo May
he Total Loss.

Fresh water 0ASdIiiC' eiiN ON' ~ '~S
be Total Loss.
The fresh water steamer, Geo. W.
Garbutt is still at the bottom of the
Ocmulgee river near Lumber Clty'
and will never be saved, while the
cargo of railroad iron is still in the
river and is rapidly being buried IN
the sand.
1t will be remembered that the
tiarbutt went down few weeks age
while en- route to Lumber City from
brunswick with a cargo of railroad
iron. 1t was thought at first that the
machinery aboard the steamer couio
be saved, but this has been given VI
as total loss and the chances are
that only a portion of the railroad
iron will be saved.
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A Fire at Beaufort.

Beaufort. 8. c, Oct. PA fire
last night slightly damaged the resi-
dence belonging to the estate Of w.
J. verdier Quick work BY the fire
department saved the building, a
frame structure, when It seemed
doomed. The building was unoccu.
pied,
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namaae to Crops Great.

Havana. Oct 22,-Reports to be Is
sued by the government tomorrow
will show that the damages sustained
by the crops from the recent cyclone
are not as great as has been sup
| posed.
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NEGRO MURDERER TAKEN FROM
GADSDEN JAIL.

IHTedts OF LynchIng Causes Authorl-
ties to Act.
Gadsden, Ala, Oct. 22.-John Nose
ly, the negro arrested last night
charged with the murder of Engineer
Joe Cobb at the steel plant last night,
was hurried to Admission this after.
noon.
Threats Of lynchirg were heard
here all day.
Cobb wasv cry popular here and
In Alabama City, where ne lived.
The engineer was Drained with a
hammer.
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JAMES G. BENNETT INDICTED
Charged with Printing "Fake" Ad.
vertisements

VeTtISementS
New York. Oct 22.-Quite a sensa-
ton was caused in newspaper and
business circles this morning by the
indictments of James Gordon Ben
nett, owner of the New York Herald,
and Manly l.. Gillian, advertising
manager of the paper, by the grand
jury of New York court.
The jury returned indictments
charging them with printing fake ad-
vertisements in the personals"
1t is not generally believed that the
indictments will aTnodnr to much.
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BURTON BEGINS
SENTENCE IN PEN
FORMER u. s. SENATOR Is SENT
TO lRoNToN, MO-, FOR TERM
OF SIX MONTHS.

st, Louis, Oct 22.--Former Senator
Burton. who was convicted in the
courts some time ago, and who has
made every possible effort known to
legal circles to keep from serving out
his time in the peuita,l
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printed. nearly three months ago.
that the Oglethorpe would more than
likely be purchased by the road. 1t
had the very best of information
and it is just this kind OF informa
ton that the paper has regarding the
hotel
Not only is the road contemplating
the erection of a hotel on the Island
which will be the best along the
south Atlantic coast, but they may
also establish a new st amer line be-
tween Brunswick and st. Simon. with
a fleet of large and comfortable boats
ON the run. Where they propose tc
erect the hotel is not yet known
and neither is it known positivel!
that the road will erect it. but Tn'
News feels safe in predicting, Ike tn
Oglethorpe sale. that the hotel an
| boat line will both be ,n operatio
a., by. the time the season opens on >
Simon next year.
~; .a~ls rser.
These announcements should De +
.;4L .-o~,,i-o 1oHoht hv ovnT
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NEW INDUSTRIES IN
STATE DOING -SUSlNE IS

The following new industries are
reported by the Tradesman for Geor
gia during past week:
Jakin-Turpentine plant.
Macon-$25.0 naval stores plant
The twice=a=week herald. (Amarillo, Tex.) 1887-1906, 1906-09-14
THURSDAY.

S. C. Dycus is in TeXico today.
Jim Carter of Hereford was in
town yesterday
Mr.. and Mrs. II. A. Mobiles are at
the Palo Duro club today.
Mr.: and Mrs. L. S. Kinder were in
Amarillo yesterday,
S. e. Walters was over yesterday
from Plemons, Hutchinson county.
]. Lii was over from Panhandle
yesterday with Amarillo friends.
Hon. George w. Barnes Of Here
ford was in Amarillo yesterday.
Mrs. Kate Woods of Kansas City
Is in Amarillo,
Judge John L. Ferguson of Here
ford is in Amarillo on business.
Hub Sadler leaves today for Dali
hart on cattle business.
w. II. Dockery is in Melrose, N. NJ
on business
DR.. d. D. Swearlngher OF Groom
was in town yesterday.
George P. Cleveland and j. Wal
ter Day, the automobile men of Halo
Center, were in town yesterday.
R. e. Burns, II. B. Reed and Mr.
Wheelock, Of the Lubbock automobile
line, were at the Amarillo yesterday
II. II. Schwend, after a few days
visit with friends, left for his home
at Henrietta last night.
Mrs. o. v. Bauer and children re
turned this week from visit with
Mrs. II. Holden in Roswell.
l.. A. Stroud of the Stringfellov
& Hume store at Hereford was II
town yesterday.
Miss Ethel Roland left yesterda!
for Fort Worth where she will at
tend Polytechnic college.
Mrs. S. A. Jewell afteroa months
visit in Amarillo, left Tuesday fol
Eher home in Fort Worth.
Z Mrs. Kate Wood, woman lawyer
Eof Kansas City, was in Amarillo OF
Business yesterday.
John W. DO returned yesterday
The twice=a=week herald. (Amarillo, Tex.) 1887-1906, 1906-09-14
"a Notre Dame Lady.

. I will send free with full instruc-
tons, some of this simple prepare
ton for the cure of Leucorrhoea,
iUlceration Displacements, Falling
of the Womb, Scanty or Painful
Periods, Tumors or Crowths, Hot
Flashes, Desire to Cry, Creeping
feeling up the Spine, Pain in the
back, and all Female Troubles, TO
all sending address. To mothers
of suffering daughter I will ex-
plain a successful Home treatment.
III YOU decide to continue it will
only cost about ~ cents a week to
guarantee cure. Tell other SUI
.ferers of it, that is all l ask. If
YOU are interested write now and
He'll your suffering friends Of it.
Address Mrs. M. Summers, Box
SO, Notre Dame, Ind. A
The twice=a=week herald. (Amarillo, Tex.) 1887-1906, 1906-09-14
SOCIAL EyEyrs.

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The twice=a=week herald. (Amarillo, Tex.) 1887-1906, 1906-09-14

For Miss Lclm Nnynard.-Tms
moruirs 'ha young people Of the
town gave a German Gan honor 20
lilr ella Maynard. who anvos TO-
morrow for her new home in Little
.Rock. Ark a dance program OF
twcn'y-t1ur numbers was wen rene
dsr5d by Gus nolaulor and John
Tuliuger. About forty dancers Gu
Joyod The German which lasted till
,'nealiy 1 O'Clock this afternoon.
The twice=a=week herald. (Amarillo, Tex.) 1887-1906, 1906-09-14

|Melroso, tho thriving new town on
the Bolen cutoff In Now Mexico.
Dick Connally returned to Melroso
this morning after several days
business visit In Amarillo
j, Il. Benton, a land man OF Ma
son city, Mo-, was In town today
after trip across the south plains.
Ers. l., s, Carter, who has boon
Waiting Mrs. II, u. Hume, returned
this morning to her home In Can
yon.
w. II. Prathor, the Amarillo Mil
& Elevator man, loft on business
trip down the Pecos Valley lines this
morning.
d, r. Timmons OF Groom has COM
plotted the purchase OF property IN
Amarillo and will move here this
fall.
Mrs. Emmett Miller Of Venus, Tcs-
as. who has been visiting her par
onts, Mr., AMI Mrs, j. w, Berkeley,
returned to her home yesterday.
p. l.. Person left Monday for
points north and cast In the Interest
Of the p. l.. Person Real Estate
company,
Miss Glennis Cankon, who has
been in Amarillo for about ten days,
returned yesterday to her home In
Hereford
Der Griffin OF Meyer Brothers
Dru5 company, 81. Louis, was In
AMARILLO yesterday on one of his oc.
lcaslonal visits.
VIII Morning OF Chattanooga, Tenn
has Joined his father here and will
be with Prather A. Morning at tho
Amarillo Mil & Elevator company
w. L. Thornton OF Erath county Is
here visiting his brother-in-law, jeff
Kersey and looking up old acquaint'
ances. Mr. Thornton formerly lived
here and is thinking of returning
w. A. Smith, assistant cashier oil
the First National bank returned
Sunday from virginia where he h"t
been called by the illness and Go".'
Of his father,
J. II. Bell Of York, Ncb. is hero nJ
his second trip to the Panhau'I'
ONE time ago he purchased I''"
rere and he is so well pleased wi!
his choice that he will proby O.y la
late.
D. ]. Wofrot aoI son byron 90
rlot Point were visitors ar H.
n.nlaudle office today Mr. NoiI,
.n editor ana proprietor OF The Post
HMai. one of M. brightest losnI
pyu.. Ia essuToyoa.
Ng#. H. 3. Jouas returned saur
Hay wom NsiJ with Mrs W ~
.r. o.. Clarendon Nra Patriot
aa from clarendon with Mrs
ruao. uI win ramun here sons
The twice=a=week herald. (Amarillo, Tex.) 1887-1906, 1906-09-14

NJ. college was 90 interesting visitor
at the Daily Panhandle office yester-
day A valuable paper by him ;,as
been secured for publication in the
Daily Panhandle.
The twice=a=week herald. (Amarillo, Tex.) 1887-1906, 1906-09-14
WEDNESDAY,.

Juas5om 4 nrs,son Of u.,e.
ford. .u am.ti, yesterday.
An fas It is ia Hereford today
on bug
w (. Christian went down to
Canyo this morning, OIL.
JT. Dodson of Goodnight is In
town,n business today,
rSnest Finklea went down to
HrGord this morning,
EZ. Ross is on a business and
psAsure trip in Missouri.
Miss Annie Berkeley returned Mon
lay from a vacation trip.
George f. Lindsay of Sherman,
Texas is in the city prospecting.
Tom Crawford and II. G. Balm OF
Silverton were in Amarillo yesterday.
Ben Johnson of Sherman, Texas
has accepted position with Black
we'll and Berry, the photographers
Frank Tucker who has been visit
ing friends in Amarillo returned to
Hereford this morning.
q. ]. Kelser of Keiser Bros. &
Phillips, Canyon, was in Amarillo
yesterday.
! e Emerson of Pilot Point is in
Amarillo getting acquainted with
the country.
Ed Garrison of Isabelle, I. 7. Is
in Amarillo looking for Panhandle
opportunities.
A. N. Pickrell of Medtord, o. T. Is
here visiting his brother e. e. Pick
rell.
Miss Amanda Blanton of Henrietta
is here visiting Mr.. and Mrs. o. X
Gilvin.
Mr.. Robert Humphrey of Hereford
Ia in Amarillo helping TO get the eN'
hfbit car in readiness for the roal
Miss Helen Carter of Canyon was
in Amarillo yesterday on her way tc
Carr Burdette college at sherman.
W. B. Wallace, contractor OF Ce
dar Rapids, Iowa was in Amarillo
yesterday.
Mrs. L. o. Thompson and MISS
Iva MOBILES went down to the Pait
Dura club this morning. 5,a
Judge 0. H. Nelson returned this
morning from a business trip tc
Memphis and Goodnight.
N; c. ESalts Is here today from
The twice=a=week herald. (Amarillo, Tex.) 1887-1906, 1906-09-14
PERSONAL MENTION.
%%%**+%%%+%++**
TUESDAY.

TUESDAY.
T. W. LOWS OF Greer ca
Okla. Is here on land business.
j, s, Townos was talking
business In Hereford yesterday
Sam j, Nutting. the land mi
Dalhart, was In Amarillo yester
s. s, Evans and wife OF Her
stopped over In Amarillo yeste
Fred Beach OF the Star Mil 4
eyator Co.. is In Canyon today.
w, G, Harris of Plano is Wis
IN Amarillo.
w. d. Root, OF Root G. HarI
son is in Missouri looking up
ness.
John Hutson, the land and
stock man. Of Canyon was IN
arillo yesterday,
Miss Trulie Works Is visiting
sister, Mrs. John Willis, in II
r.
Mrs. ]. II, Wallace left this nj
Ing for a visit with relatives
Hereford.
Il, w. White, n banker OF 4
worth, Iowa, and j. NJ. Delzelel
IN Canyon today on land BUSH
A. Eberstadt is back in Amab
looking after his real estate in
ments.
Miss LottIe .Gist OF Gainee
stopped over Sunday with C. CV-
ing and family.
Frank Tucker. now of HeTd,
came up Saturday for the clrchd
is visiting with Amarillo frie
Mrs. II. II. Joyce OF Wichltalls'
,,.o baa been visiting Mr. n Mrs.
ban uoruonsop roturnsI her
home today.
II. Il. Brown Of Wac, T's' was
a visitor at the Daily 'anhole OIL
flee yesterday. Mr.. Bown state
University student no As been
spending the sumrr In ne Fan
handle.
II. c. Threlkeld, n oldiotel man
OF Centralia, Mo-, stopmg at the
Elmhirst. He p!hased a tract oI
land in the An|iIo country some
.im0 ogo and IS lately sofa MS
frs holdings d handsome prol! 3.
PAM Iay- .6ho has spent u
fuaa.r a lll!o, is saying good
hy. tool. NJ m,.r iHcad- u.-,
q, g., Jay 20. h.s HON. i'
Nia. t
Eou .gd 5aaahtm Ni#
"a .v. e..1 yaU.s ..E
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ar. t".o. ''. .,.H'
mr CA, uusr. A"y y'.
S,ag ,.il.... U+w raowa.a.
.atr ,an.a city,
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FIRE AT TEXICO.
Large Quantity of Lumber for Far.
well Destroyed.

Texico, N. NJ, Sept. 10,-4Fire last
night destroyed a large quantity of
lumber stacked on the ground to be
used in the new brick block in Far
we'll. THE fire is presumed to have
originated from a quantity Of I'm
Stacked lime which became wet
from the hard rain, which fell last
evening. ts3
The hardest rain Of the season fell
Monday evening, This insures date
crops and will materially stimulate
business. .s.,s
Mt Waiter Farwell of the lar
well company of Chicago is inatbwn
spending few days here on bust
The twice=a=week herald. (Amarillo, Tex.) 1887-1906, 1906-09-14

4 Lavender and White Party
MRS. Matthews and Mrs. Collins en-
lertainrd Monday afternoon at Mrs,
Coillus' home on Pierce street. The
color scheme was lavender and white
and was beautifully elaborated in
draperies, streamers and cut flowers,
Forty-two with appropriate score
cards, furnished amusement for the
afternoon. The refreshments fol-
lowed the color scheme in ices and
cakes A large number of guests
were present.
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RuQheV & Turner School.
NeAIheTIOrd, IaNAA

French, German, Spanish end Science
University and other Texas Schools viii
also accepts our certificate Eminent e,
work, Write tor letters and Catalogue
further Information write, J. p, fUttNE
The twice=a=week herald. (Amarillo, Tex.) 1887-1906, 1906-09-14

merchant or hereford, was III Am
arillo this morning. /
Guy Gamble, the lumberman of
Texlco, was up from the border town
yesterday,
w. p. Holland OF Dexter, n. NJ
vas here yesterday with his brother
ln-law Ed Connell OF Hereford,
A. Derden, a retired attorney Of
Hill count now OF Texlco, N. NJ, was
n town yesterday.
Charles l.. Gren went to Tulla this
morning to look after business al the
r liza office OF Cunningham & Green.
w. C. Wright, a cotton farmer Of
Oonley count, is visiting his brother
l-law, II. A. Mccartney,
w. J. Lewis and John Noelswo'h
prosperous ranchmen Of DOpiey'
ounty, we're here today, q
Or. ]. NJ. Young the government
Inspector leaves today for a short "trip
% Han5ford county
Mr.. and Mrs. S. d. Cri.teuden have
inst returned from @ months visit
10 New Mexico.
Herbert Lewis is ln Dalh0rt taking
Ir lao .M" and settling up some Uusi.
ness aH.ra
o.. C. Rivera returned yesterday
rum Dallas where me- attended lh'
lps' illness Of hta sister Ills sisters
i.atb occurred Friday
NIUar Roach, who las been SEE
Hou-'v i3 OF typhoid fever 40 tho
aUIug.um 1910, able 70 ba ont today
40, thc first time
James Ns'r'''N re'o'"'" Y ~
morning '''"' " o".'"''' zap w. a
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ID - ,,rg,n 80 bo vuI VA.
Id, Music coc,,rv 10 bera ON one Of
nj. reor,cr ,d.l,s and win remai,
a., Amarillo obopt a week
Frank Slaughter, w. S. Ruda3il.
$. p. Elliott and Burt Akers are here
from sherman looking for invest
ments.
Pobert tJumnhrev who has beea
assisting with the exhibit car, return
ed to Hereford this morning to re-
main until the car Is ready to stag
w r sterlev of Fort Worth pes.
ora, frioght aren't of tho Denvor road
was a caller at the Daily Panhandle
office Yesterday. q
. a. -,
'0"e' A"'o" ''eo Wv W."
N"o"H ny ''O0" me- " - =.
Inc tho rorr,ors, coroross
ID. b. heeler OF tort Woreh' pres
ideht OF the Denver road Is W ANA
rillo today looking over conditions
here
II. N. Slater of the dairy department
OF the national department OF agri-
culture was visitor at tho Tally
Panhandle office yesterday after
noon.
1o,,o,. ,t,zo 90 co,u,,,,,,. 1rro,,on
Iowa, was iro .y.lfurletaoinshrdlu
Iowa, is a recent arrival in Amarillo
and will accept a position as clerk
at the Amarillo.
Rev II G. Goodman returned We'd
nesdav night from his quarterly Wis
itation trip to the south plains. He
The twice=a=week herald. (Amarillo, Tex.) 1887-1906, 1906-09-14

Progressive Drive.-Mr. and Mrs.
Horace Gooch we're host and hostess
Tuesday evening at unique enter
tainment in honor OF Mrs. Gooch's
sister, Miss Virginia Num- of Shelby
vile, Ky. At Z o'clock in the eve
ming about thirty couples of young
people, in buggies, gathered at Mr..
Gooch's home on Tyler street. Mr.
and Mrs. Charles Fisk headed the
procession and the buggles followed
in single file. After tour of the
town the procession started south on
the loop the loop" drive and pro-
erosion began. Charles Fisk, armed
with megaphone announced
changes" at five minutes intermis-
sion, BY O'Clock the loop had been
looped and each man had ridden in
each Of the thirty bugGies with each
of the thirty girls. Then on the lawn
Of the Gooch home, strung with lights
for the occasion, the party enjoyed
picnic supper.
The twice=a=week herald. (Amarillo, Tex.) 1887-1906, 1906-09-14

M D
Roper ha asren,cd n posl ION (. the
shops OF the Ell Paso & souh t'5'u
lines. Mr., and Mrs, Roper lea,o
many frlotds in amarillo who ll'l
wish them success In ,neF 'e" no. 20
S. To- elk las returned from tip
O. AMarillo. Nj o''h Is pr,p'r-
'rg to organize o"ga.y AID de
'e'op some exte " sy2 Nm Oe
'eYe0'een mics o'I. III Pr,
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Nr olso" Is "iso ro'h0's' TWO
72n enc l'''l SIDE OF "a'' .'''''
Mr. singleton Is ialao-prepor.hg TO
hmDd three rcdGeaga houses on the
wosl side Of town.
NJ, Ar,to @ now busy h"i'i-
Ing a'tno 'hnsne.a Houso ON Main
8lpav TO oa Occupied By ti3'pro,oer
as a @rocey' stores
Pucl,x lfarber Of rezro all soon
|ursol ground for 4 hew eigbtcpu
roum nowl
NGisor . * N-c,si,gyaic tbe con.
I tractors who arc beuung the DE-.
not, a7
Carter A. Williams of Lawrence
I i5n. have The coo. f1cs forHGa round
'log.o building. 10:
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Ivho Yards win be a milG Ions viii
: ,cytril rassing tracks.
Tho ,,o,er,o, I'm. he olrhtoen stal
round house is arriving rapidly. Tn
| work of excavatiug Is all done ant
the concrete work began Frlday
morning. Thirty-flve. men VIII be
employed in the building of thf
round, house alone, o. 4
The dirt is now flying prepapator.
20 making side tracks for. uateria
trains "' "' q
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similar manner for her daughter prior to her
departure for college
This party" like the original. was given al
resco though II is bit too cool at this time
and later to be given entirely in the open air
The pazzas and lower floors of the house can
be used in place of the lawn.
The grounds were decorated with Japanese Ian
terms strung wire and directly in front OF
the house, outlining the path from the tail gate
posts to the piazza steps, were lanterns swinging
on wire and supported by poles, Directly over
the doorway and in the archway along the piaz.
zas were suspended lanterns
In the choice of decorations nothing could be
more effective appropriate than autumn leaves,
combined with chrysanthcmums, yellow, lavender
and dark red, scheme that proved very attrac-
tive. Scarlet sage or dahias, the latter in their
variegatcd colors, give pleasing contrast to the
brilliant hues of the autumn foliage
Arrange the leaves over the doorways, behind
pictures. on mantelpieccs, in freplaces, anywhere
everywhere fancy suggests. Tall vases and bas-
kets should be massed about the piaszas, besides
bowls of flowers. Burn joss sticks in little vases;
they have a twofold purpose, keeping off mos
quitocs and imparting an odor suggestive OF
temples and shrines.
PICTURESQUE INVITATIONS.
The invitations were written on scarlet paper,
and designed ut home. In the corner was paint.
ed dragon. butterfly, womans head. typi-
cal scene, birds in flight, their sacred mountain
peak any subject characteristic of Japan The
girls were requested to appear in national at
tire OF the gay little Geishas, while the men
wore serge or flannel suits, silk shirts soft
felt hats or yachting caps. The hour appointed
for the arrival was o'clock. The lettering was
done in git with soft brush, resembling jap