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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1906-04-06
The Benefit.

She So you really imagine that
smoking benefits you. He-I know it
does. My mother-in-law leaves the
room the minute 1 light my pipe.
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Stropping n Razor.

"The idea that Il ra:ioi heedS frequent xrinding or honing is not i'll keeping with my experience,' said a man who slaves himself. Il have a razor that got ten years ago which has never been out of my possession, never had any .,thcr treatment than stropping, and Is today the sharpest and best of six. A razor can only be kept in this condition without honing, however, by using 9 hard strop-that is, one which is rigid instead of flexible and not the kinl that makes an are of q circle when you usc it. This latter sort will sharpen q razor for awhile, but il also makes the edge round until at last it ceases to cut Why do l have six raaors? Well. that Is to use them in regular turn and give each one of them rest. l shave every day. which find the least troublesome method, and if l use tue same blade every day it would soon play out. The edge of a razor heels rest. just like every other machine.
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The Sesame Club.

The Sesame club held a most en- ioyable meeting Monday afternoon at the residence of Mrs. w. l.. Dewoody eE West Fourth avenue. Being such a beautiful afternoon there was good attendance of the members. Business of much importance was transacted, several new members being added to this already congenial crowd. Mrs. Hewoody's paper on "Sir Humphrey David" was most interesting. Mrs. Earle Phillips delighted her guests W th a selection, "Absolution." Mrs. Will Saunders was musician for the afternOon avd her pieces were very enievahle. Miss Sue Ramsey, a young Iadv of fine eiocutionary ability, re- cited m extract from "Mrs Wiggs of inc Cabbaee Patch" At the conclu. sion of the program delightful refresh. ,oaoafs were served The followine were preseat Mrs. Will Saunders H'rs. l.. X. Lard, Mrs. Junius Jordan Ms. West Nrs. E. A. Hall, Mrs lH l;a Nocl, Irz T n Gillespie, W. L Dewgoly. F. ". Phillips, Miss sae Ramsey.
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"Merry Maids and Matrons."

Is the name of the Few social club shat has been organized recently among some of the city's most popular ladies. This new club promises to Cutrival all of the many clubs Pine Bluff boasts of in elegant and brilliant entertainments and will be along purely social lines, but will not be re- s,ricted entirely to cards as form of entertainment. The club will meet alphabetically and every two weeks The initial meeting will be held next week. The personnel of the club are Mesdames Clifton Howell, Rob and Will Lee, Frank Ragland, John Baldwin, l. P. Shelby, Misses Grace Y York, Aylmer Taggart, Bettie Hahn, Bottle Austin, Matte Orto, Blanche Fox
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The Duplicate Whist Club.

The residence of MT and Mrs. liar m0r Thatch was the scene of most informal but thoroughly enjoyable whist party Tuesday afternoon when Mrs sam Naulx entertained the above named club. The afternoon was an ideal one and the club members witt a few exceptions were all present. After the whist game dainty lunch, con Was served. Mrs VaulX was as sisted in entertaining by her sis.et, Mrs. Fhaeh. In the party were Me danes N B. Truiock, T. II. Collier " II. Langford, F. A o.ck, Wl E icy, R E. Lee John Snnoc< p. Sh | ly IT, '. TruloclS, Grace *a9k, II. v Maytell, Millie Haiz.:p
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.Eltheimer-Levison.

The wedding of Louis Altheimer and Miss Belle Levinson was solemn ized in the vetry rooms of the temple last night at 7:45 o'clock, in the pres ence of the family and few intimate friends. The rooms were flower-deck- ed. At the appointed time the bride entered with her uncle, J. J. Mandel- taum. and was met at the altar by Rabbi Louis Wesley and the groom. The bride wore garnet cloth gown with hat en suite and carried an arm bouquet of bride roses. Immediately after the ceremony, MT. and Mrs. AL theimer left for a bridal tour, which will include St. Louis, Chicago and the eastern cities. They will be at nome at S14 West Second street, after March 1. ut-of-town guests at the wedding were Jos Altheimer and Fred Furth of Pine Bluff.-Arkansas Ga Zette.
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Mathontes Club.

The Mathontes club met with Mrs. Ben Wright Wednesday afternoon and a most interesting program was siven. The subject for papers and discussion as given by the Year Book vas 1st, "The Purui Wars,' by Mrs. Pat Knox: End, "Whose or What Was the Foundation of the Wealth of the Cotton Growing States?' 3rd, "What Are the General Features of the Lit erature of the Nineteenth Century," by Mrs. Wright; 4th, discussion, "His- tories of the First and Largest The ater in the World" leader, Mrs. Wor- rall. Also discussion that was high ly enjoyed was the Life and Char acter of Marcus Aurelius, with Mrs. Wright as leader Mrs. Wright was a pleasing hostess and the afternoon a pleasant and instructive one,
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The EortniuhtIy Club.

The Fortnightly club was entertaiH- ed by Mrs Harry TruIock at her love
 +; home on West Second a@enn" Thursaay afternoon. The gatherins was net T large one but the more in- innate and enjoyable on that account
 ard Mrs. Truloek's hospitality WIS cbaracteri2tically graceful. The hotS' ,s an artistic one, and it's decoration WAS "a accordance, with white end link the prevailing eolors. Pink cor nations and white hyacinths smliHf welcome to each guest. Ire game of four-handed euchre resulted in Mrs Will Riley winning the prize 3 losnfffpI rose jar in Tiffany ware The score keepers, Mesdames s. (. Alex ander, Jr,, F. ". Freeman and Miss
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TIE NADlNolA GIRL
Formerly Advertised and Sold as
 SATlNOLA.

No change in formula or package. The NAME only has been changed to avoid confusion, as we cannot afford to have so valuable preparation con- fused with any other.
 Nadinola is guaranteed and money will be refunded in every case where it fails to remove freckles, pimples. l!ver-spots, collar discolorations, sal lCwness, sun-tan black-heads, disfigur- ing eruptions, etc. The worse cases in 20 days. Leaves the skin clear, soft, healthy, and restores the beauty Of youth.
 Price 50cts and s1. Sold In each city by all leading druggists, or by nail.
 Prepared only by
 NATIONAL TOILET CO.,, Paris, Tenn.
 Sold in Pine Bluff by SeaWell and Ancrum, w. l.. Dewoody and company and other druggists.
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Tn Honor Miss CoWan.

Cards have been issued by MT. and Mrs. Clarence w. Pettigrew, Mrs. Earl W. Phillips and the Misses DeWoody for a reception to be given on the afternoon of Thursday, February 15, complimentary to Miss Cecilia Cowan of Mississippi.
 Misses Dewoody will entertain on the evening of the same day compll mentary to Miss Cowan.
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a .'..a:@.i ,e',c '.:. .srs,tsi' rssts Y see,, ' 1raa Quinn, Eva Farrar, Rex Roe GLittle nocnj, D4Aia Sigcl, E.iio -S-y :, Era Gartman, Minnie Payne, Lula Howard. Sue Galloway, Beulah Fuller, Jessie Mason, Edith Dutton, Grace Bartlett, Amye Butler (Star City), Alma Vietz, Rue Gartman, Maude Fin negan, Alice Culpepper; Messrs. Wes- ley Brown, Woodson Poss, Gadberry. Chas. Payne, Arthur Young, Joe Smith, Willard Sigel, Ira Quinn, Field ing, E. E. Sanders, Carthan, Will Hammons, Arthur Sanderson, Clint Owen, Joe Gartman, Claude Herring ton, Oscar Poss, Tom Ashcraft, Geo. Flint, Allen, Jas. Tolson.
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Carnival at the Rink.

At the Casino skat 'ng rink next Tuesday there will be carnival, cios- ing at 9 D. m, when the rlnk Will oe open to the public.
 Prizes for best costume: Gentlemeh' first nri2e choice of stick pin O. nair of eff la,tto,ss. lonat'd by R. H. stearns and company; second pllze' z box of fancy hose, donated by Sharks and Temple: best ladies cos tume one pair shoes or slippers do- mated by Leverenz and Trulock. Good music and all enjoyable evening prom iSnl
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. %.r and Mrs.
 ol -ence of fll ,nd Mrs. w. D. Hearn. The hand 5ome home was fragrant with flow IFS: vases and bowls of pink and white carnations being displayed with grace throughout the parlor, hall and dining room, and palms lending their air of decorative dignity. After m interesting game of four-handed ties was faultlessly served. The meet ing was one of the most delightful of he clubs long life of Inequalities, and as the guests bade the host and hostess goodnight, they felt they had never spent a more pleasant evening. The souvenirs were handsome and the score keepers were Miss Clara Rroadstreet and MT. Frank Hearn. Those present were MT. and Mrs R. F. Lee, MT. and Mrs. H. E. Trulock MT. and Mrs. Frank Ragland. Mir. and Mrs. Sam Vaulx, Dr. and Mrs. With CTS, MT. and Mrs. w. A. Taggart, Mr. and Mrs. I. F. Shelby, MT. and Mrs. Will Lee, Mr. and Mrs. w. H. Lang danes Millie Haizlip, John Baldwin; Misses Aylmer Taggart, Bettie Hahn, Grace York, Ella Howell, Clara Broad street; Messrs. nan Rutledge, Frank Hearn, Hardie Kilgore, Dr. Mayfield. Junius Jordan, Jr.. E. c. Howell, Mr. and Mrs. Clifton Howell.
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Gresham-Nola

Miss Annie Gresham and Mir C. No Ian were quietly married at the resi- dence of Justice J. P. Knox, that of fcial officiating, Friday afternoon at a late hour. The bride resided at Tillar, while the groom halls from McGhee, where they will make their home in the future.
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Blue Cap Club.

Little Misses Carrie Arnold, Floy Calwell, Sunbeam Sullivan, Lillian Philpot. Eunice Sullivan, Hennie Wll- kins. Lucille Tucker, Nannle Nlchoi and Elizabeth Shober comprise ]u- yenile social club, recently organized in this city. The club is known aS the Blue Gap club. They will meet semi-monthly, the members entertain ing alphabetically. Little Miss Arn- old will be the first hosteses for the cub and will entertain them Satur- day, February 10.
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Chafinu Dish Party.

Miss Pearl Monk entertained mum her of her friends with a chafias alaii rartv Wednesday evening at her home or West Sixth avenue. Dainty re- freshments were deftly prepared upon the chafiing dish and greatly enJoYed bv all present, Those present were, Misses Sue Ramsey. Ella Ware, Flcr- ence pewoody and Pearl Monk Messrs. J. NJ. McCloud, A. W. Lowe Dr W. P. Granby and MT. Trahy.
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Society Calendar.

Monday, February ,, Creston Clarke in Monsieur Beaucaire.'
 Tuesday, February 6, Dance at Bluff City club.
 Wednesday, February ', ball given by Rebekah lodge at Sixth and Main. Good Cheer club meets with MT. Tom Gillespie
 Friday, February 9, Mrs. Sam Alex ander's progressive luncheon.
 Saturday, February 10, Blue Cap club meets with Carrie Arnold.
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Carnival at the Rink,

There will be grand skating car nival at the Casino skating rink next Tuesday night. The Gas no has all ready become so thoroughly popUlariz- ed with amusement lovers that every. cne knows of it, and it is safe to p.a. diet that the fun palace will be filled with spectators and participants in the fun next Tuesday night.
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Prouressive Luncheon.

One of the events announced for 1he social calendar for the week Is a progressive luncheon to be giveen by Mrs. Sam Alexander Friday afternoon at 8 o'clock. The Silk Stocking club and Fortnightly club will be the guests on this occasion with Miss Mat. tie Orto as the honoree.
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Silk Stockinu. Club.

Mrs. John B. Speers' beautiful home opened wide it's hospitable deors Thursday afternoon, in honor Of the Silk Stocking club and few invited c11ests The nature of the enterta h. r1ent was a progressive whist party, followed by a luncheon. Gut flowers, nalms and ferns each had their share in the artistic floral effects produced. The score cards were dainty hand- painted card-boards, ornamented With pink roses. The souvenirs, which were among the handsomest of the season. were awarded to Mrs. w. H. Lang ford and Mrs. w A. Ta@gart. A lunch con followed, the dining room With its decorations being especially attrac. five Covers were laid for twelve. The damask covered table had TOT center effect huge cut glass basket filled with bridesmaid roses, the hue of flower being dominant throughouf tbo dining room decorations. The 11ahts from the waXen tapers fell through pink shades. the whole being an artistic triumph. The souvenirs of the luncheon were p9c1ls of Con- eress playing cards tied with pink rib bons. The hand-painted place-cafds still further carried out the rose ldea. Mrs. spoers' guests were: Mesdames F. A. Peck. W. II. Laneford, w. A. Taegart w. D. Hearn, c. A. Mayfield, Misses Hazel Peck. Aylmer Taggaft' Victoria IIarrell, Sue Perkins, Bettle Hahn and Emma White
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An at Home.

Mrs R, B. Jones was at home to a few of her lady friends Thursday aft ernoon. The hours were spent in playing cards, followed by a dainty luncheon. orehanded euchre was played. the highest score being made by Mrs. Randolph Wolff and Miss Katheryn Savers.
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Mrs. Saunders to Receive.

One of the coming social events that is loked forward to with much n1easure is Mrs. billiard Saunders re- certion on the afternoon of Friday, February 16.
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Good Cheer Club.

The Good Cheer club. which is hranch of the International Sunshine society. will, on Wednesday next, Feb uary ', hold meeting at the nome of the secretary, Mrs. Tom Gillespie, s2O West Fifth avenue, at ? o'clock.
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Allie Powell was each given cut glass violet vase Each guest was presented with a bust of a musical composer as a souvenir. An elegant menu was served Those present were Mesdames R. T. Benton, Will Riley, Joe Nicho1, Clifton Howell, Rob Lee, I. P. Shelby, E. W. Freeman, $. (. Alexander, billiard Saunders, Miss es Grace York, Blanche Fox, Ella Howell, Nettie Grace, Allie Rowell.
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Mir. and Mrs. Toney at Home March 1

MT. Hardin Kimbrough Toney and his bride, who was Miss Musselman of York, Pa, passed through Pine Bluff Wednesday en route to Hot Springs. where they will remain for several days. They will be at home to their friends at Pine Bluff after March 1.
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fffi1e CuIpepner Entertai,1s.

!ts7 Alico CHlpapper eatestaia q in teass O. Miss Myrtle Token, at her hone at l0l4 West Third ayenue
 Tuesday evening. Deli sntful games wyre laad!@el n mi lu1eaeea W served at 1o:5o. Tho ilst e ga9sta i-- c'}.de5 tGe followiag: Misses Graao Parsons, Vera Joyce. Myrtle Tol on
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Announcement.

The following cards were issued last week: Miss Bradford, Mrs. Dill ard Houston Saunders, at home Feb- ruary 16, 4:30 to 5:30.
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sTANrORp-oDELL.

\ marriage license was issued Sat- urday afternoon to Mr. J. w. C3Gl' and Mrs. Jennie Stanford.
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The "Tacky Party"

One of the most enjoyable evenings which have been spent at the popular skating rink since it was opened sev- eral weeks ago, was on Tuesday even- ing when tacky party was given. The large hall was crowded to the limit and the s. R. o. sign was hung out early. No one was allowed to skate before 9:30 o'clock unless he or she wore a tacky costume and many of the costumes were extremely amusing. The Elks theater orchestra furnished music while the contest was in progress and the party was a big success in every way. The judges were Messrs Charles Lever
 eng, J. W. Massengale of Fayetteville and H. w. Smith of Indiana They awarded the prize to A. A. Harvey, the prize being a fine pair of skates.
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Bluff Citv Club Dance.

dance will be given 1oesaay night at the Bluff City club rooms, A ;argo number of Hot Springs people #.ee fvnected to be in attendance
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Piano Recital.

Miss Agnes Harrison of Little Rock will give piano recital at Merrill Institute upon February 20 for the benefit of the Ladies Hospital associa- tion. Miss Harrison was formerly a Pine Bluff lady. Her father, Dr. c. U. Harrison, was for years engaged in the drug business in Pine Bluff. Miss Harrison is making no charge for her services. She is a graduate of the Royal High School of Berlin. and graduated under the famous Joachim
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Western Live Stock Show anl Convention, American Stock Ga association, National Live stN! ciation,an National Wool (, association. Denver, Colo, Jal1 to February 5, 1906. For th : meetings the following rounl rates and arrangements are d ed to Denver. Colorado Spr4 Pueblo, Colo: Rate-0ne h the round trip. Dates of slA ary 27, 2s and %, 1906. Retu February 15, for leaving dea Stop-overs-After reaching fk| rado common point (Pueblo, 0 Springs or Denver) on the gd stop-overs will be allowed at Y within final limit of ticket. s. NJ. DlckN, ,
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HoIIand-H olIinGer.

Mrs Jodie Holland and Mir. J, l. Hollinger were married in s. Bluthen- thars store in this city Friday after noon by Justice J. P. Knox.
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The Y. P. C. A.

Wednesday night at the home o1 Mss Jessie II. Whyte the '. r. C. A. was orgal.ized. consisting of the fol lowing members: Mrs. West, Misses NaHel Glascock, Jessie Whyte, Mona Lane. Josie Owen, Alma and Edna f.aneford, Jamie and Fay Goza. An impromptu musical program was feh. lered and Miss Mona Lane delivered
 stump speech on the aim and am3i-
 aq of the association which was SC fsartily enjoyed and applauded that he nciehbors saw fit 10 drop in ts zee what the trouble was. The chief feature of the evening vas chafng dish and fudge until one member F5rz imprn3cnly sat down in the faaeediSh After this woerul ca- larify it was decided 10 adjourn the meeting un5A next Tuesday night.
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Special one-way geco,, :,
 mist rates to the nortbr,.' s''a and arrangements out,rDaa Ss''
 govern in the sale of ope.r,, ,' class colonist tickets to ssa1 g shown and to intermedia+s
 I fected: Rates=-To Billi5,,
 from Pine RlaT. s29.G55: 1i'. 9h Logan Cinnabar, Mont. sns| ena, Butte. Missoala, Anaco,l, ,,I'' s31.5o; Spokane, Wash. ,s' ,,' land, Ashland, Astoria, ora ', :. Seattle, Wash. Victoria v,. +. C., $50. Dates of s,,s ,s' ary 15 to April !. 1906. inc,n,,.' tember Is to October s1. 1ar i've. These tickets will not h| ed in standard sleepers.
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Special one-2ay seconde,,, mist rates to Cal fornia. Fah,, to April [, 19of,, eeptemher ,;l tober 31, 1906. The follov,,, and arrangements are autbo,, the sale of one,way secopd4,,l onist tickets 10 San Frana,., ramento, Los Angeles and san Cal, Ogden and Salt Lake cit Granger, Wyoming, also to h and Phoenix, Arizona, and ali i,l diate points CT direct lines tn ] the regular second-cless rat, higher: Rates-From Pine RIM via Texarkana and s31s5 h| Louis. Dates of sale-Februar April z, 19oG. inclusive; ssu] 15 to October 31. 1906, latI These tickets will not be bond standard sleeping cars.
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Lankford.Harrinuton,

Miss Jewell E. Lankford, aged IS, ard Mir. H. M. Harrington, aged 21, the former of Little Rock, and the latter of Tyler, Texas, were united in marriage by Rev. T. Y. Ramsey, at the parsonage of the Wrist Methodist church in this city January 27 at a late hour The young married couple left for Tyler immediately and will make their home at that place.
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Appointment at th

0'i' lllent at the di.,
 Roosevelt of young My Ma,s'ats| as speaker al Albany ' is Ss| bad as that Ohio st,ts. 's aa a his S-year-old son in tha s,aa a page and drawing ,1ss! lssla| for it'-New York Eyea,n, s,',', l
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Married Peoples Euchre clnb.
 8n event of pronounced beauty gnd enjoyment was the entertaining of the Married Peoples Euchre club
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Lotto Party.

Mrs. Bertha Frank charmingly en- tertained Wednesday evening with a lotto party at her home at 51o East Sixth avenue in honor of Mrs Jake kantrovitz of Greenwood, Miss. The first prize, silver belt, being award ed to Miss May Moore. The booby prize was carried away by MT Nose May, china boot A delicious sup ger was served, after which the guests departed for their homes de claring Mrs. Frank a fine hostess. Those present were: Mrs. Jake Kan trovitz of Greenwood, Miss, Mrs. Sol Tha1heimer, Mrs. Julius Leitner MT. Sam Kaufman, Mr and Mrs. Ike Leitner, MT. Oscar Moore, MT. Nose May, Miss Clara Frank. Mr. GersGn Moore. Mir. Abe Thalheimer and Mrs. Frank.
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Mrs. Porter Shelby Entertains.

Mrs. Porter Shelby entertained the A. I. o. E. Euchre club at her home on West Third avenue. Four-handed euchre was the game of the evening and Mrs. Rudolph Wolff captured the first prize and Mrs. Katheryn Savers the second prize. A luncheon follow cd the games. The following ladies were present: Mrs. August Woller- man, Mrs. Frank King, Mrs. Rudolph Wolff, Mrs Lynn Green, Mrs. John Holland, Mrs. Lee Hardness, Miss katheryn sayers, Mrs. Porter Shelby
New-York tribune., 1906-07-16
SHEPHEARD TRAINS HARD
Local Single Sculler Hopes to DO
We'll an National Regatta.

Despite the rumors that Frank B. Greer would
not be a competitor in the national regatta at
Lake Quinsigamond at Worcester, Mass, next
month because Of an injury Of his hands
Fred Shepheard. of the Seawanhaka Boat Club is
not taking any chances. and has been training
hard for this contest. He said yesterday that he
in good shape
Shepheard is training both afternoon and even
ing and judges Of rowing say that his chances of
winning are good. Shepheard was not in the best
OF condition at the Fourth of July regatta, when
he finished third to Wood and Stokes, and, II he
had needed the advice of his friends. he would not
have started in the Philadelphia race.
Although il could not be confirmed, it was
rlmored Yesterday that the Wahnetah Boat Club
which has not been active in rowing for the last
four years would start Junior eight cared crew
in the New York Bay regatta this month. The can
didates average les pounds The oarsmen who have
seen this ''beefy" training say they should
have little trouble in winning this contest The
crew is made up follows: Bow, F. speth; No
2 G. Lucas; No 8, H Kuser; No. L. H. Parker
No g. B Halloren; No. g. 1. Miffin. No. T. E. Bedell
stroke r. Stapleton. The men are being trained
by Thomas Clearey tne veteran scuI!eI, l,, -, !,
President Rodgers of the Flushing Boat Club said
IN getting entries for the fan regatta to be held
under the auspices Of his club. The regatta VIII
haka Boat Club, the Ravenswood Boat Club, the
Flushing Boat Club and the Wahnetah Boat Club.
Announcement was made yesterday that Robert
H Pelton who has been well known IN local ana
national rowing circles for many years would re-
tire from active rowing at the end OF the season
sociation and has managed its affairs for many
years He will, however continue his membership
in the SeawanhalEa Boat Club
the next @ Iocet 1ed dson Rver Assoeiation whch
course North River. The distance will be one mile
cs9tain stivers Of the Nassau Boat Club is
giving his senior eight. who won at Philadelphia.
the national regatta next month at worcester nc
ciIbmates and should show up prominently at the
national regatta