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Chariton courier. (Keytesville, Chariton County, Mo.) 1878-current, 1906-04-27

AZ Charles T. Jones VS.. B. ].
Edemann ct al, ejectment.
43 A. o. Mason ct al VS.. John
P. Williams, replevin.
A Eliza A. Boor VS.. David
Boor, divorce and attachment.
SIXTH DAY-SATURDAY, MAY II.
45 R. G. Pittman VS.. w. A.
Staubus, certrirari.
46 Hattie F. Wood ct al VS..
Virginia Dinsmore ct al, par
tition.
Al H. G. Francisco, admins
TRAITOR, VS. William E. White ct al
suit on note.
48 Matte S. Taylor VS.. Alva
M. Taylor, divorce.
49 Dairymans State bank vs.,
John Dickinson e. al, suit on note.
30 John ]. Lamar VS.. John
Dickinson, suit on note.
81 G.. H. johnson VS.. Van F.
Boor, curator, ct al, partition.
50 Emma A. Dickson ct al vs.
Nancy E. Gheens ct al, partition
53 Nav White VS.. JOSEPH
White, divorce.
81 Morgenza Griffin vs.. j. H
Baker ct al, s'lit to quiet title.
SEVENTH DAY-MONDAY, MAY IA
J SO Anna Martens vs.. Wabash
Railroad Co., damages.
, 56 Laura Kelso VS.. Wabasl
Railroad Co., damages.
&. 81 Wabash Railroad Co. VS.
. Mike Wood, ejectment.
58 j. Gooding VS.. Wabas
+. Railroad Co., damages.
So E. A. Carter VS.. Parthen
Johnson ct al, suit to quiet title
n 80 w. F. Spence ct al VI
Rebecca Christopher ct al, par
. tition.
J. 81 Orel M. Harrison VS.. F
J. Himmelberg, ejectment.
' 81 Orel M. Harrison vs. Mar
Brand, ejectment.
a. EIGHTH DAY-TUEsDAY, MAY L
63 H. G. AtterOury ct al "
J. Ira F. Hendricks, debt.
"a J. V. Feaker VS.. Arthu
e Buchanan ct al, suit on note.
65 Arthur B. Croft, admins
;. traitor, vs.. Samuel Croft ct g
equity.
3. 66 Bridge, Beach & Co. v
l. w. T. Curran, suit on account.
5 81 State ex-rel j. W. Grizze
g. No. 1, VS.. Sam B. Elliott ct 6
5 suit on bond.
68 State ex-rel j. W. Grizze
a. No. 2, VS.. Sam B. Elliott ct :
- suit on bond.
SO Henry J. Brandt ct al '
y John Williamson ct al, suit
quiet title.
70 Board of missions of
E. church, South, vs. Eli
20 Blakely ct al, suit to foreclo
Iced of trust.
30 II William Kuhlman ,
Jacob Schrenk ct al, suit to (
90 aside deed of trust.
72 L. L. Bogard VS.. Eliz
., beth West ct al, suit to gu
60 title.
73 James s. Magruder '
., Thomas Allen ct al, suit to qu
10 title.
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Chariton courier. (Keytesville, Chariton County, Mo.) 1878-current, 1906-04-27
CIRCUIT COURT DOCKET.
Regular May. 1906. Term at Key.
teSVille.

FIRST DAY-MoNDAY, MAY Z, 1906.
CIVIL CASES.
1 Susan G.. Redman ct al,
exparte, partition.
2 Coal & Iron National Bank
vs.. j. L. Ritzenthaler, suit on
notes.
8 Coal G. Iron National Bank
vs.. j. K. Robertson & Son, suit
on notes.
4 Frances V. Riley vs.. Jesse
Riley ct al, partition.
5 George F. Wahl ct al VS..
Sophia Hecke ct al, partition.
6 Louis w. Grotjan ct al VS..
Sophia Hayes ct al, partition.
7 William Hopkins vs.. Jacob
Schrenk, receivership.
| 8 James maddox ct al VS.. Man
ME o. Pollard ct al, equity.
| 8 Kate Spindle VS.. L. D.
Hyde ct al, equity.
SECOND DAY-TUEsDAY, MAY 8.
CRIMINAL CASES.
}, 10 State of Missouri vs.
Charles Randolph, felonious
assault.
II State.of Missouri VS.. Clark
McCurry, murder.
IL State of Missouri vs.
Thomas J. Johnson, common as
sault.
13 State of Missouri VS.. ]
H. Burrus, ,felonious assault.
CIVIL CASES.
:. ii w. j. Kennel VS.. Charter
county, suit to ascertain title.
Is G. E. Goldberg vs.. Chari
: ton county, suit to ascertain title
a THIRD DAY-wEDNEsDAY, MAY 8
II 16 MARY Morgan VS.. Andrew
!. j. Marsh, unlawful detainer.
ol II w. A. Colson vs. Emm
8 Dickson ct al, equity.
/, 18 Andrew Mackay, Jr., VS.
It l.. H. Herring ct al, ejectment.
e 19 Charlie Page VS.. Ami
d Page, divorce.
n 20 Cynthia Simpson VS. Tay
|, lor Simpson, divorce.
10 81 Drainage district No. 5 v!
:. Joseph Gross, damages-appea
% Drainage district No.
+ vs.. James T. Warden, SAM
d % Drainage district No.
n vs.. Henry Hopner, same.
is FOURTH DAY-THURsDAY, MAY L
es "a ]. M. Peery VS.. Pent
III Bros, suit on contract.
le % F. M. Veatch VS.. w.
u Pfeifer, conversion.
al 26 Charles johnson VS.. Matt
ne Johnson, divorce.
27 Thomas w. Glasscock v
Do Asa Elliott, SANDER.
ne % Nancy Hayes ct al v
ne Mary White ct al, partition.
Vo 20 Zelia Phillips VS.. Charl
as Phillips, divorce.
'st 80 John F. Whitesides ct
10 VS.. Northwestern National Lii
IT, surance Co., suit on policy.
nj 81 Eliza T. Whitesides ct
is VS.. Northwestern National Ii
Insurance Co., suit on policy.
no 80 Matte Cuddy vs.. AZ
49, Cuddy, divorce.
" FIFTH DAY-FRIDAY, MAY
- 33 Stewart Boyd ct al '
- Northwestern National Life L
sucance Co.. suit on policy.
"a Allen Medlin ct al ,
80 Mutual Reserve Fund sLife
~ surance Co., suit on policy.
y 35 E. w. Price VS.. J. D. Gu
ningham ct al, damages.
. 36 David Brinker VS.. Ma
Brinker ct al, ejectment.
"' 81 Claud Miner ct al
I John w. Mixner ct al, partitit
3S Martha j. Packer
ia' James Packey ct al, specific p
=. formance.
i'h 80 Maggie FlOmerfelt
Chariton courier. (Keytesville, Chariton County, Mo.) 1878-current, 1906-04-27
SCHOOL YEARIENDED.
Public School and High School
Exercises a Great Success.


in Keytesville, and with it has
passed into history a splendid
years work on the part of both
teachers and pupils, and which
the patrons of the school duly
and fully appreciate.
If there is one thing above
another that Keytesville' has a
right to feel proud of it isIsher
public schools.
Thursday night was devoted to
an entertainment givenssby the
pupils of the public school. The
first number on the program was
a sweetly rendered song by the
pupils of rooms 5, 6 and Z.
Next came the Tom Thumb wed
ding, participated in by the pupils
of rooms 1 and 2. Master Edwin
Seiser and little Miss Emma Hill
Dempsey were the bridegroom
and bride, and the whole af-
fair was carried outl in true
nuptial style. This was one of
the great hits of the evening.
cup. side down" by the pupils
of room No. 5, provoked much
merriment as we'll as wonder how
it was done," and when "the
mystery" was solved, the au-
dience gave, the cup side down
ers," hearty round of applause.
A piano duet, ella Baladine, "
by Lysberg, was nicely executed
byMisses Helen Dewey and Ruth
Phillips.
"Nymphs of the Elements
was the Spectacular event of
the program and was present.
ed by the pupils Of rooms 3 and
4, who looked cutter than "Cute'
himself in their gorgeously
colored paper costumes.
A vocal duet, Go, Pretty
Rose," by Theo Marzials, a
sung by Misses Ella Agee and
, Lauvah Hedrick, completely
captivated the audience.
, Pantomime, as presented b.
the pupils of room No. 6, was
very pleasing feature of the
, program. The entertain men
closed with the production of
farce comedy entitled, "Fun in
Photo G Gallery," by the pupils o
room No. 8.
COMMENCEMENT.
Friday night the graduating o
commencement exercises of tn
high school took place. Th
!, graduates this year we're: Ralp
Howard Bradshaw and Misse
Ruth Ardenia Martin and Mar
tina Lou Thrash.
The invocation was offered b
Rev. Franc. Mitchell.
The piano duet, Pete
Schmoll, by Weber, played b
Misses Louise Applegate an
Helen Dewey, delighted every
one and was cordially encore'
"True Greatness was th
subject of Ralph Howard Brae
shaw's oraticn, and he handle
it in a way that showed caref
preparation and much dee
thought.
The vocal duet, "Only Thee
by White, sung by Mrs j.
Moore and Miss Leila Richart
son, was a general favorite, ar
io the audience evinced its appro'
:, al to such high degree that
~ would not be content until the
l. two ladies sang another son
ID "The Power of Aim," t
l. theme of the essay of Miss Ru
II Ardenia Martin, was par exec
w lence production of lofty ide
a. and was we'll calculated to be
ter and inspire mankind
greater success and nobler deco
A piano solo, La Refine d
OF Fees, by Smith, was charming
he played by Miss Ella Ag'
or "New Opportunities in a N
Chariton courier. (Keytesville, Chariton County, Mo.) 1878-current, 1906-04-27
RENEWALS.
Notice to Teachers.

I will conduct q six.weeks'
review school for teachers at the
public school building in Key.
tesville beginning May IA, and
ending with the June exami-
nations, June % and %. We had
a good review school last sum.
mer and a good attendance. Il
you want short, lively review
just before you take the examin
atoms, come.
Respectfully,
j. w. TAYLOR,
County Commissioner
Chariton courier. (Keytesville, Chariton County, Mo.) 1878-current, 1906-04-27
County Commissioner

I have placed on sale the
balance of my ready.to.wear or
street hats at so and Is cts.
MRS, C.. P. VANpIvER.
Chariton courier. (Keytesville, Chariton County, Mo.) 1878-current, 1906-04-27

The girl who works is the
uncrowned princess of Amer
loan life.
Chariton courier. (Keytesville, Chariton County, Mo.) 1878-current, 1906-04-27
MAN WAS MADE TO HUSTLE.
KEYTEsvnLE. MISSOURI, IT,

worn the shirts the doctor refus-
ed to permit his dusky employe
to return them,
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Mr.. Harmon Ryus will arrive from
Los Angeles Tuesday to be the guest
of his parents. Mr.. and Mrs. c. ".
Ryus at the Copeland until his mar
riage to Miss Celeste Nellis. DR.. J.
Herbert Dover Of New York CITY, who
will attend him as best man, is also
expected Tuesday. Mr.. Clarence Eddy.
of New York, who will come on for
the wedding. is expected Saturday.
Mrs. S. J. Crawford, of Washing
tend the NeIlis-Ryus wedding and
visit her daughter. Mrs. Arthur Cap
per.
Mrs. W. A. McCarter will leave next
Saturday for st. Paul, where she will
be the guest of Mrs. Priscilla Adams
for the biennial convention Of the
general federation of women's clubs.
Mrs. McCarter viii give an address be-
fore the federation Wednesday morn
ing, June 6, on Methods Of Legfsla-
ton" and Mrs George Barker, of
Lawrence. will speak at the same ses-
sion on Laws Women Should Know. .
Mrs Samuel e Forter, of MarysviIle.
is the chairman of the legislative COM
nittee of the general federation, and
has charge of this programme.
Miss Margaret Hayden went to
Wetmore today to spend a week.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. J. Price. of johann
nesburg. South Africa, guests of DR..
and Mrs. J. c. McClintock, went to
SaIlna last night to spend a day with
their son Charles at St Johns school.
They viii return tomorrow. Mr..
Charles Price will be home from St.
Johns next Thursday. Commence
ment takes place Tuesday.
Miss Gertrude Harris of St. Louis.
arrived today to visit Mr.. and Mrs A.
A. Weiskirch for week.
Mrs. Walter Roy Ranney, of Ar
kansas City, will visit her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. ]. M. Meade next week.
J. Mrs. Charles E. Stafford and her two
daughters. of Santa Fe, n. M, are ex-
pected today to visit Mrs. J. Nj. Meade
and Miss Mary Meade.
Mr.. Lew Bronson, of Guthrie. Okla,
is in town.
Mr.. william Quigley and Miss Anne
QuigIey. OF Sterling. are in Excelsior
Springs for week.
Mr.. c. A. Magaw. Mr.. Dick Hayden
and Mr.. George Hayden of Wetmore
see 1.-THE Lion and the Mouse" at the
Willis Wood.
Mr. Arthur Holbroolx. of Coffeyville.
is here to spend Sunday with the fam
lily of his f1ancee, Miss Augusta Dewey.
Mrs. Arthur McClintoclk and her
baby daughter, who are guests of Miss
Kate Gunther and Mrs. Harry Weaver
OF Kansas City viii leave Wednesday
for Mrs. McClintoek's home in Lin
coin. Neb.
Miss Georgia Dale and Miss Mar
earet Morehouse of Danville. Ill,
guests of Miss Hazel Fassler, will re-
turn home Thursday.
Mrs George Parkhurst and Mr..
Thomas E. Dewey will go to Baldwin
Monday, where Mr.. Dewey viii give
his lecture, Poetry and Song" Illus
trated by vocal numbers by Mrs. Park
hurst and Mr.. Franklyn Hunt of Kan
sas City, Prof Hare, of Baker uni
versity. accompanies, at the university
Tuesday morning This is a feature
Of commencement week at Baker.
Miss Martha Horn. of Atchison. Is
the guest of Mrs. J. G. Dodge and
Miss Helen Dodge
Mrs Frank S. Crane and her daugh-
ter. Mildred, are in Lake View to
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70 Bosson Via the Michigan central.

10 F1DsEUII J.
The Michigan Central railroad has
made greatly reduced rates
Toston ana return via Niagara Falls.
Stopover. allowed at Detroit and Niaga-
n Falls For complete information call
on or address c. c. Merrill, travelling
passenger agent, Tenth and Walnut
sfreefs. Kansas city, No. ". J. Lynch.
passenger traffic manager, Chicago.
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Monday.

Mrs Frank NJ Bonebrake. luncheon
FOR Miss Celeste Nellis and Miss Lii
dian Adalps Of New 0Pisans.
Mrs F. A. KoesteTs afternoon for
the Monday Study club in honor of
Mrs. Walker H Wesper, Of Mipneap-
oils, and Mrs F. W. A. Vesper, of kan
eas City
Annual May pole dance and com
mencement musicale at the College
of the Sisters OF Bethany.
Tuesday
MRS. c. G. Foster and Miss Lillian
Foster, morning musicale for Miss
Celeste Nellis.
mrs. John r. Mulvane and Mrs
Don Mulvane. afternoon garden party
for Miss Nellisl
Junior day at Bethany. with al
fresc0 performance of LAS You Like
"Wednesday
Mrs s T. Crawford, of Washington
and Mrs. ArthU5r Capper, luncheon at
the Topeka CLUB for Miss NeIlis
Mrs. Norman Plass. afternoon for
Mrs Seher1uerha9rn. of New York.
Senior reception at Bethany, from
to 10 oscloelx in the evening.
DR.. and Mrs. l. H. Mum, dinner at
the Topeka club for Miss Nellis.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles E. Decker, OF
Lawrence. ali-dEw entertainment for
the IoIene club md their husbands
THURSDAY.
Mrs H Z. P Hillyer, afternoon
whist
Mr.. and Mrs c. W. Ryus and Miss
Ryus luncheon at the Copeland for
Miss NeIlis.
Mrs. A. 4. Robinson and Miss Meta
Robinson, dinner fusr Miss Nellis and
her bridal party.
Lambda. Alpha lambda serority's
spring party at stefubergs.
Friday
Miss Anna Herbst. afternoon tea
9or Miss Augusta Dewey
Miss Anna Marie Nellis. evening
musicale for Miss Celeste NeIliss Mr..
Harmon Ryus. and their bridal party
and bridal chorus.
Saturday.
Marriage of Miss Celeste NeIHs and
Mr.. Harmon Ryus, OF Los Angeles. at
the hone Of Judge and Mrs Dewitt G.
Nellis at $3.50 o'clock in the evening.
Fillmore Street Whist club Mrs.
Arthur Mills, hostess.
A week of unplsuaI gaiety in local
society circles wiz terminals next sat
urday evening in the marriage Of Miss
Celeste Nellis- to Mr.. Harmon David
lT1yus OF Los Angeles Cal at the
home OF the brides parents. Judge
and Bfrs. Dewitt c. NeIlfs. 314 Fifth
street west. The Rev J. b McAfee
grandfather OF the bride, viii perform
the marriage ceremony. and the at
EenQaAAEa VIII De MISS AHllsa Marie Mel
lis. maid Of honor; Miss Meta Robi-
son and Miss liberia Ftyus. brides
maids Miss Theima Ryus, flower girl;
iDr. = Herbert Dover. Of New York
city, erocmsmans Mr.. Luther NeIIis
and Mr. William Ryus. ushers; Mas
ter Willis Garvey. ring bearer A rnu-
steal prelude programme Of unusual
1nterest win precede the cerem oaly
Mr.. Clarence Eddy Of New York city
with whom Miss Nellfs spent a season
II,
ceremony and will play a prelude i'm
tprovisation written especially for her
wedding The Mendelssohn wedding
march, for two pianos, will be played
by Mrs. william Tell Johnson and
Miss Blaneh Best OF Kansas city. The
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Low Rates to California.

To accommodate summer tourists to
california the Union Pacific has au-
thorized the very low rate OF one fare
plus $500 for the round trip TO either
san Francisco or Los Angeles. Tickets
on sale June 25th to July 7th, with final
return limit September 18th. 1906. Also
other low rates to California points dur
ing the summer. Inquire OF F. A. Lewis,
city Ticket Agt., or J. c. Fulton. Depot
ARf
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TRANSLATION

Benja min Bros. are nlanufaeturers
agents in Sydney. Australia. Greenhooo
Is H. o. GREENWOOD. the exporter OF go
Sansome St. San Francisco.
Concerning the report that cures Of
Bright's disease and diabetes have been
discovered in San Francisco. Benjamin
Bros wrote Greenhood to send q small
order. and if it really did the business
they would send an important order. The
trial lot was sent.
The above cable is the reply. It did the
business. They couldnt wait for a letter.
but cabled- Translated 1t calls for the i'm
mediate shipment of nearly 500 worth OF
F1lton's Compounds for rlEhts disease
and diabetes. The whole world IS waking
up to the wonder OF the discovery. You
don't have to cable $500 miles. It's right
at your doors. Send for literature
z. T. Sim. druggist. f32 and 1901 Kansas
avenue.
ness or loss of weight: puffy ankles. hands
or eyeiids: dropSy; kidney trouble after the
third month; urine may show sediment;
falling vision; dr0wsinesss ore or more Of
these.
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Barrett, Mrs. L r. Weyman. Mrs
John Green. Mrs. Thomas LlewellyTl.
Mrs c. A Moore, Mrs. Wilson, Mrs E.
D Eobertsons Miss Mary Coovers and
Miss Ritehte-
Mrs Morton AIbaugh was the hos
tess of the Music Study club yesterday
afternoon Guests were Mrs. A4agin OF
Wichita, Ms. J. ". Jones' Mrs. Otis
Backenstoce, Mrs. Trip, Mrs. Harry
Finley, Mrs. H L. Miller, Mrs. Wart.
Miss Emma Anrens of Chicago, Miss
Trip, Miss Hunt and Miss Henry. The
programme was given BY Mrs. Al
baugh. Mrs. MagfII. Mrs. L. L. Good
1aycoek, Mrs W. H BowIby. Mrs.
William A. Harsh barser, Miss Daisy
WeIlmau, Miss yfvfen Rush. Miss
Henry. Miss katherine A1baugh, Miss
Ahrens.
The young women Of the Watova set
viii entertain at supper at the Vine
wood CAFE Monday night In c0mplf-
I1ent 70 Miss Myrtle Belts and E1r.
The Junior Atfantean club will have
It's annual picnic on Tuesday at the
home Of Miss Curry IN Highland Park.
Take half past ten car
Mrs. Thomas ]. Myers luncheon for
the Friday bridge club which she gave
IN the japanese room at the Nationa1
yesterday was marked by uncommon-
" effective table decorations. The
eenterpiece was a large basket filled
with daisies and meadow grasses and a
daisy chain encircled the table just in
side the plates. The sherbert dishes
were garnished with daisies and there
were small daisy bon-bon dishes at
each cover The place cards and tally
cards for the bridge game that fol-
lowed were bound together by silken
cords and partners were found by
matching the questions and answers of
conuudrums written on the tally cards.
The piano students of Mrs. w. A
Harsh barger, assisted by Mrs. J. K.
Blair, gave a recital at. which the par
ents of the pupils were entertained on
saturday afternoon. The following
names were on the programme: Mrs.
Blair, Mrs. H.. c. Stevens, Miss Vera
Otto. Miss Corinne Peers. Miss Helen
Adams, Miss Gladys Dougherty, Miss
Helen Stickel. Miss Mildred Davidson,
Miss Marie Glover, Miss Lydia Ho1-
land. Mr. Karl Davidson. and Master
Merriam Sheldon.
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Dr. OFT at FosfG

Memorial Day will be observed at
Foster cemetery, two miles south Of
Topeka at 10 a. m. Wednesday. Rev.
H. A Oott will deliver the address.
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Chicago and Return s20.00-sE. Louis
and Return 12.zO-Santa Fe.
Tickets on sale daily from June 1.
Final limit returning October 81
T. L. KING, Agent.
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Ambassador Durand Leaves.

Liverpool, May 26.=Ambassador
Durand was a passenger on board the
Cunard line steamer Lueania, which
sailed from here today for New York
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g to New York on the L.ehigh.

Double Track Scenic highway. Con-
meets at Buffalo or Niagara Falls with
All Zines from the west Write Passen-
ger Department, Lehigh Valley r. R.,
21e South Clark street. Chicago. Ill
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EPeopSs sending items to this department
Of The Stats Journal VIA confer q favor
BY giving the full arst name or two
initials. with all proper nansE- Items
must be as1comZlauisd ~ the name and
address Of the writer % thsy can not be
puhFishalEI
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A New Tip

next week on @Hale's Tours" at Vine
wood changes weekly.
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Miss Amanda Ffndlay gave an AFTER
noon card party Thursday for Miss
Coover and Mrs. Melville Metealf OF
Kansas City The guests were Mrs.
Metcalf. Miss Coover. Mrs. W. P.
Hemphill. Mrs Clara Ellis. Mrs.
George Roberts Mrs Thomas Roope-
Mrs. r. z. Roudebush, Mrs. Corbln E.
Judd Mrs John Kelly. Mrs. w. r.
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The Junior Atfantean club will have
its annual picnic on Tuesday at the
home Of Miss Curry in Highland Park.
Take half past ten car.
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The Crescendo club elected the fol-
lowing officers at a meeting held
Wednesday afternoon with Miss vFlni-
fred BuTch: President, Miss Helen
Estey: vice president, Miss AnnabeI
Garvey. secretary, Miss Mary Mac
Lehman: treasurer. Miss Grace Keefer.
The afternoon's programme was given
by the hostess, Miss Louise Heath.
Miss Annabel Garvey and Miss Helen
Esstey. The club is planning to have a
guest meeting in q fortnight at the H.
o. Garvey home
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The graduating classes of Washburn
college have issued invitations for the
commencement exercises which will
take place Wednesday morning, June
s. at half after 10 O'Clock in BGcVicar
chanel.
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Mss Alice Willard IS giving an in
formal Kensfuweon this afternoon at
her home IN FotWir1 Place for Miss
Augusta Dewey. whose marriage to Mr.
Arthur Holhrook of Cohfeyville, takes
place June II. The others asked were
Mrs. Robert D. Carver, Mrs George
Snyder, Mrs. William ". VFfkfdaI, Miss
Anna Herbst. Miss Helen Dodge. Miss
Helen Quinton. Miss Fay Qufuton, Miss
Nellie Baker. Miss Cora BushfeId or
New York city. sNIiss Marian ThonD-
son and Miss F1orence Joanstome-
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The young women Of the vatova set
viii entertain a { supper at the Vine
wood cafe Monday night IN c0mplf-
ment TO Miss Myrtle Belts and Mr.
Harris G. Goodrich
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CABLEGRAM

Sydney. Dec -.
Greenwood.
San Fran.
Incerebas.
Podopsides.
Dfa betes.
Podolopide.
BriGhfs.
Benjamin.
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The faculty and seniors of the College
of the Sisters Of Bethany have sent
out invitations for the commencement
week exercises which open Sunday with
the baccalaureate sermon which will
be given by Bishop AIilIspaugh at Grace
cathedral at morning service. The af-
fairs for the rest Of the week are:
May pole dance college campus, Mon
day, May g. 6:45 p. m. Musicale. as
sembly hall. Monday, May %, g p. m.
AS You Like It, Junior Day, college
campus. Tuesday, May e. GAS .. m.
Senior reception, Wednesday, May 30,
8 to 10 .. m. Choral service and grad
uatjng exercises, college chapel, Thurs
day. May 81. 10 a. m. The graduating
class includes Miss Gertrude McClfn-
took and Miss Rebecca Taliaferro of
Topeka and Miss Alice Barker Of
Gfrard.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1906-05-26

Mrs. James L King will entertain
the Monday whist club next week.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1906-05-26

Mr.. and Mrs. F. D. Dreisbach, Mr..
and Mrs Harry Knox, Mr.. and Mrs.
Dick Roby, Mr.. and Mrs. F. ". Stauf-
fenberg will compose q Sunday night
supper party at the Vinewood cafe