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DIED.

ABERNETHY. On July IL, 1906. at o p.m..
ETHEL Harry, daughter of Geo. W and
| . 141I 9th street northwest. ~
| Funeral private.
| ROBINSON. BETTE BoBINSoN, the beloved
wife of Thornton Robinson and the mother OF
departed this life ON Wednesday. July IL 'i 1895
ar ; O'Clock pm, at her residence No. z
Wylfe court
Died in full triumph of faith.
| Funeral from the Vermont Avenue Baptist Church
Sunday, July 10, at O'Clock. All friends and
relatives invited to attend the funeral.
DeBAUM At the Arlington Hotel. Wednesday,
July II, 1906 at 8 O'Clock pm. CHARLES i.
DeBAUM, aged ffty-nine years
Funeral service Will be held in the chapel COM
R Wright Company 1887 10th street northwest es
tomorrow AFTERNOON at 4:30 O'Clock.
ELLIS: On Wednesday July H. 1905. LEWIS Y.
ELLIS, husband Of C1ara Knight Ellis.
pm. Friday, July 10. Inerment at Congress
sfonal cemetery.
GRADY. After brief Illness at his residence
sle 22d street northwest PATRICK. beloved
Funeral Friday, July I8 Requiem mass at st.
Stephens Church at am. Relatives and
MARTIN, At his residence. 3os New York avenue
northwest, on Wednesday, July II. 1905, at 9;S5
am. GEORGE MARTIN. leaving "A wife and
eight children to mourn his loss.
New York avenue northwest Friday, July 10. at
O'Clock. Boston, Baltimore and indianapolis
papers please copy.)
painful illness. which he bore with Christian
f9ade on wsa9s sR July u lse st3 SsS
father Of william. Richard Saunders. Grace,
Isabella, James. Mary and Pauline Thomas.
Funeral from Nineteenth Street Baptist Church
Saturday, July IA at o'clock lnterment at
Harmony cemetery. (Atlantic City, n. j., and
Minneapolis, Mimi, papers please COPY
WILKES. On Sunday, July s. 1905 BESSIE VAN
BEUREN wife of Edmund Wilkes Of Salt Lake
In Memoriam.
ADDISON. In sad but loving remembrance Of
dear and devoted sister. CARRIE ADDISON,
July II. 1905.
Our darling is sleeping, free from all PAIN
Wake her not. sweet spirit to suffer again.
She is sleeping soundly, oh, let her sleep on
Her sickness all ended and troubles all gone -
BY HER SAD SISTERS JULIA, REBECCA,
BoTSCH. In sad but loving remembrance of my
husband and our father. GEORGE L. BoTsCH,
who died eight years ago today, July IL, 1898.
BY HIS WIFE AND CHILDREN.
NICHOLS. In sad bnt loving remembrance Of our
dear wife and mother, NARY J NICHOLS, who
died FIVE years ago tonight-July II. 1901
BY HER LOVING HUSBAND AND DAUGHTER.
PECK. In loving remembrance of my dear son,
WALTER s. PECK, who departed this life one
year ago today.
May his soul rest in peace.
MOTHER AND BROTHER.
SULLIVAN In sad but loving SemembSa ram q CSr
who died three years ago tomorrow-July l3'
We still mourn the loss of
We did best TO save:
Relored on earth, treasured still,
BY hf asR nG HUSBAND And CHILDREN.
Anniversary mass tomorrow morning at O'Clock ae
ST. Aloysius Church.
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Deaths in the District.

Deaths were reported to the health office
during the past twenty -four hours as fol-
lows:
Thomas Mitchell, IS years, s4s I'd street
southeast
Amos R. Givens, 1 year. AIT Richardson
street northwest.
William H. Rollins. 1 year, 357 G street
southwest
Louise Johnson. ~ years, Victoria, 18th
street northwest.
Augustus Adams. % years. 1876 I street
southeast
Albert Blue. "A years. 1893 Ohio avenue
northwest.
David Nelson, IS years, COG Freedmens
place.
Charles c. Giles. years. 1012 PennsyI-
yania avenue southeast.
Edna Anderson. 2 months, 34s B street
southwest.
Robert NJ. Ronspies, months, 1925 Geor-
gia avenue southeast.
Thomas II. Ball, months, Wisconsin
avenue. Tenallytown.
Matilda Ellison. p months. sos II street
northeast.
George Atkins, 4 months. st. AIMS In
FAINT Asylum.
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Marriage Licenses.

Marriage licenses have been issued to the
following:
Albert Haney of Vienna. Va, and Luz
cinda Mallory of Leesburg. Va
Charles Daniel Cornwell of this city and
Laura V. Weaver of Montgomery county,
Md.
James B. Davidson and Ophelia Alexan-
der
son
Charles II. Reyes of Bellefontaine, Va.
and Marian Eva Kerr Of this city
Frank L. Snow and Flora NJ Edwards
George S. Brooke and Ida Lee Foster.
both of Jacksons Va.
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Wills Filed for Probate.

The will of William w. Carter, dated
February II. 1906. was filed today for pro-
bate. The entire personal estate, with the
exception of $500. given to Jessie Owen
Carter, Is left to his son, William j. Carter
The real estate is to be sold and the pro-
ceeds divided among William J. Carter and
Harry E. Carter of this city and Mamie E
Willis of McComb City, Miss, In equal
shares. William j. Carter is named execu-
tor.
Andrew Oehma1n is named sole iegatee
by the terms of the will of his wife Sophia
Oehmann. offered today for probate The
will, dated June last, also names Mr..
Oehmann as executor.
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PadereWski's Hair
Women Adore Ht-Baad
Headed Men Envy 1T
How About You?

Some people complain because they are losing
their hair-because they are growing bald and
friends are beginning to take notice OF the eonli
tion In mirthful manner
It's your own fault If you are letting your ha: r
get away from you, for you can 20 to the dru.
store of the Afiieck Drug Company. 1929 pennsvl.
vana avenue northwest and for 80 cents bnr a
bottle of the great French hair restorer psrtstan
Sage, which Is
Guaranteed to stop falling hair
To cause the hair to grow long soft and lux
uriant.
To remove dandrun
To restore gray faded hair
II Partisan Sage doesn't do any of these tbtnys
that it is guaranteed to do your druggist win a.
turn your money upon request. Giroux Mfg. c..
Rochester, N. Y. are the American manufacturers
OF Partisan Sage.
p. s. Partisan Sage is guaranteed not 10 ho
sticky or greasy, and not TO contain any in,urious
substance. Ask for Partisan Sage Accent no ami.
stitute
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Valuable Stamps Fonnd

One of the laborers engaged upon a
work of tearing down the Colonial Hotel.
18th and II streets. yesterday found eleven
sheets of stamps. representing a collection
made in the United States and abroad ana
worth. IL is said $500. 1t is though, h, the
poMce that the stamps were nroh.b,y,
stoien ana secreted where found They
Identification. 'e's Ao'
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LAST RITES PERFORMED.
Funeral Services Over Remains of Mrs.
Louise johnson.

The simple and impressive services of the
Episcopal Church were conducted over the
remains of Mrs. Louise Johnson, wife of Mr.
Philander c. johnson CT the editorial staff
OF The Star. at the Victoria, yesterday af
ternoon, and also at the grave IN Rock
creek cemetery. The officiating clergyman
Was Kew. Mr.. Cox, assistant rector OF st.
Lnomas Church Many floral remem-
branches were sent by sorrowing friends.
Inc pailbearers We're DR.. d. Percy Hick-
ing, Or. William Scherer and Messrs. Vic
tor Kaufman A. r. israel G Erred Cock
ana VIII II. Chandlee, alrof The Star staff
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MARRIED.

CLEMENTS HUTCHINSON On july IL 1904 nv
me Hey % u. Lamar. Miss ANNIE MARTIN
CLEMENTS. ''-'i iH~D
ehANE-BoARDMAS. At Manchester Mass on
July 10, by Rev Roland Cotton smith Il n ~
assisted palSd by Rev; William II. Dewart OF Hyde
p t Mass, JOSEPHINE PORTER, daughter
OF Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. ]. Boardman Of WashIny
ION, 10 ca to Mr.. WINTHROP MURRAY
WlLLETT-FosTER. On July 10. 1906. In Court
ington. H. C. and MARY CHALMERS FosTEI3
OF Cour tland. Ala e
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Extension Of Time Granted

An extension of time amounting to three
months and ten days was granted by the
Commissioners today to l. Pavarini, con-
tractor. for construction of the new Indus
trial Home School at Blue Plains, D. C.
The reason given was that the government
made several changes in the specifications
tages being substituted In lieu of q stable
The school was to have been completed by
June So but the contractor now has until
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Grand Jury Adjourns.

After making its report today the local
srand jury adjourned until September D
next In addition to the ''iee trust In
clctment, two indictments were returned
against Joseph A. HUI. the former cashier
OF s. J. Prescott & Co. who was recently
brought here on bench warrant and is
now In jail One indictment charges en-
os11,ement and the other forgery.
robert L. Anderson was also Indicted for.
alleged false pretenses. II Is Charged that
ne passed q worthless check for SIS on q
local druggist
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MISS Nina Struggled. daughter of Mr.
ana mrs. George w. Struggled of New
port News Va, and Mr. Herman Middle
ton Grimes of this city wera married Mon
DAY last at the home of the brides parents
In Newport News, in the presence of the
Mr.. and Mrs. Grimes are now on n wedding
trip to Boston and the north They will be
at home at the Dewey apartments after
July %
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BORN.

Helen Shea (nee Donohue, a son. EnW Am
SHEA, Jr ' 80 "<N1'D
STEWART. On Tuesday, July 10 1870 IN NJ
ana MIS- Howard Z. Stewart a son ELL
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Dr. W. S. Washburn and wife. their lit
tie daughter Charlotte and Misses Abbie
and Jennie Graves are visiting AR Ralph
e Graves near Hancock. Md. The Misses
Graves expect to go to Mountain Lake
Park Nd, in August
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Miss Nellie A. McHale. a >companied By
the Misses Grace Lee Daniel and Josephine
eIeqM IA 'orTIAsll9AoI OF euos seu GIesTo
she will spend the remainder of the sumner
q Leslie Hall.
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Mr.. II. L. Overstreet. assistant chief
clerk of the House of REPRESENTATIVES wife
and daughter Dorothy will leave this even
Ing for Maine. They will spend the sum-
mer in the White mountains
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October 10 to finish the work without being
competed to meet the penalty or 10 beak
further cost of inspection.
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Mrs. w. w. Cookson. accompanied by her
daughters Helen and Winifred and son
William W., jr.. left today for Portland
Me, for two months visit
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-07-12

Mrs Bell, wife of Maj James E Bell,
mas peen spending some time with her son,
Capt Horace NJ. Bell, at his delightful
home in Haskell, n. ]. At present She is
at the White Sulphur Springs, Sullivan
county n -
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Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. H Pope OF Otter
bourne, Chevy Chase, are guests of the Ho-
tel Stickney at Atlantic City.
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Mrs George d. Hopkins Of Alexandria
has gone to Talbot county, Md, to spend
several weeks.
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Mr.. and Mrs Everett Rapley ara among
the Americans registered "a Ostend, Bel
GUM.
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Mrs. Isabel Warrell Ball left the city to-
day for Chicago where she will remain
several days and then proceed to Minneap-
oils Mimi She will be absent until early
fall.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-07-12

Mrs. Frank Elgin and son left last week
Tor a visit of several weeks in southern
Maryland.
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A special dispatch to the New York Times
yesterday from Denver says that Miss
Evelyn Walsh made the fiftecn-rnile run
from Wolhurst Mr.. Walsh's suburban res
idence. to Denver in twenty minutes Miss
Walsh drove her own car a powerful ma
chine which was recently shipped from the
cast and was presented 10 her by her
father.
Miss Walsh was injured so severely in
the accident at Newport that her physi-
clans did not expect that she would re-
cover She was brought to Denver by easy
stages and then rapidly became GONZALES
cent.
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Mrs. Ruben and her daughter Miss Sarah
or Alexandria are spending the summer at
the Colonial Beach Hotel, Colonial Reach,
Va.
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Miss Frances G. Adams is visiting among
the cottage colony at Atlantic City.
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Mrs. c C Wilson and her son, Charles
Ciaggett Wilson, are in Atlantic City for an
indefinite stay.
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olivia F. venaoie. i day. 600 K street
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The WORLD OF SOCIETY
MR. AND MRS. LoNGwoRTH AT
THE PARIS GOLF LINKS.
Senator and Mrs. Crane on Their
Honeymoon-Travel Notes.
Personals.

| La Boulie Golf Club was the scene of the
hospitality offered yesterday in Paris to
| Representative and Mrs. Longworth when
| a party of twenty-four was entertained at
| breakfast. Mrs. Mccormick, Mr.. and Mrs
Leishman. Mrs. Warder, Miss Warder, Mr..
and Mrs. Charles Carroll, Prince and Prin-
cess Gerard de Lucinge Faucigny, Prince
and Princess Guy de Lucinge Faucigny,
the Marquis and Marquise de Gouy DARCY
Nine. Barrachin, Vicomte de Paris, the
| Marquis de Lambertye, Capt. Pountney
Mr.. James Parrish and Comte and Comtesse
de Chambrun were among those present.
Rain kept nearly every one indoors but
Mr.. Longworth showed his enthusiasm as a
golfer by match with NJ. Deschamps.
Senator and Mrs. w Murray Crane ar
rived last evening at Mount Pleasant their
summer villa in Windsor, Mass. They
alghted from the Boston express at Hunt
fngton. twenty-five miles east of Pittsfield
where an automobile was in waiting, and
outwftted a crowd that had gathered at
Dalton to welcome them.
Mrs. Joseph R. Edison, Miss Marjorie
Edison. Misses Alice Edison and Alberta
Walker of Washington are at Coombe Edge
Monterey, Pa.
At the home of the brides uncle, Mr..
y,
Miss Anna l.. Bell of Bedford City, Va,
was married to Mr.. William S. Miles of this
city. Miss Dora Apple played the 'Lohen-
grin wedding march, and the bride and
groom entered the parlor unattended. They
were met by Rev. H. Randel Looka bill,
pastor of Fulton Avenue Christian Church.
who performed the ceremony. a short re-
ception followed and the couple left for
washington, where they will make their
home.
Mrs John kean and Miss Kean have
taken the Schermerhorn villa at Lenox the
mouse being more roomy than the one they
now occupy.
Mrs. c. c. Wilson and her son. Charles
Claggett wilson are in Atlantic City for an
indefinite stay.
Miss Frances G. Adams is visiting among
the cottage colony at Atlantic City
MRS Bell, wife of Maj. James E. Bell
has been spending some time with her SON
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Another high-priced automobile present
has been made to young Vincent Astor. sor
of Col and Mrs. John Jacob Asror, who lei
his class in mathematics this year In re.
turn for his industry his father has giver
him a SO, 900 touring car which will be de
hvered when the young man arrives in Ger.
many, where his parents will summer
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Mr. Calvo, the Costa Rican minister, left
Washington today with his family for Blue
mont Va. where they will remain for the
remainder of the summer.
Miss Alice L. Gardiner is visiting at Allen
hurst N J., and expects to spend a month
or six weeks there.
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Mrs. John kean and Miss Kean have
taken the Schermerhorn villa at Lenox, the
mouse being more roomy than the one they
now occupy.
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Mrs. Joseph R. Edison. Miss Marjorie
Edison. Misses Alice Edison and Alberta
Walker of Washington are at Coombe Edge
Monterey, Pa.
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ABERNErHY. On July H. 1906 at nm
ETHEL Harry, daughter of Geo w and
6erlha T. Abernethy aged four months al
14lI 9th street northwest ~
Funeral private.
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EDMONSTON'S-Home of
the Original FOOT FORM
Boots and Oxfords for Men,
Women and Children.
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1906-12-09

Mrs. F. a. Tritle. Mrs. G. W. Vickers.
Mrs. Gordon Tweed. Mrs. w. n. Ward.
Mrs. George Williamson, Mrs. p. ID.
Lyons. Miss Carrie ConneIl. Miss Zelma
Bailey. Miss Margaret Fredericks. Miss
Martha Garnett. Miss Carrie Christy
Miss Kalfus. Miss Sylvia Ainsworth,
Miss Grace Andrews. Miss Alice Butter
field. Miss Loretta Cook. Miss Rosa belle
Goldman. Miss Lottie Frasier. Miss
Lalla Rookie Gillum. Miss Hitchings.
Miss Sallie Jacobs. Miss Keile. Miss
Henry. Miss Miner. Miss Phelps. Miss
Solomon, Miss Clara Stacum. Miss Ida
Warren. Miss Kendicks. Miss Morse,
Miss Grace Stacy. Miss Dora Vestal,
Miss HOpf, Miss Laird.
Prominent and beautiful among the
autumn entertainments was the recep-
ton Wednesday afternoon. given by
Mrs. j. w. Doris and Mrs. c. d. sDor-
ris. at the home of the latter. on Yves;
Jefferson street. The house presented
a very attractive appearance with its
elaborate floral adOrnment. The chan
delier in the hail was entwined with
smilax, and red carnations were effect
lively placed in tall vases. In the re-
ception and punch rooms pink carna
tons and smilaX We're used. The man
tel was banked with smilax and huge
punches of carnations and the grill
work between the rooms and the chan
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1906-12-09

deIiers We're entwined with the same.
The decorations in the dining room
were exceptionally lovely. Gorgeous
long stemmed American beauty roses
and plumOsus ferns were placed on the
the buffet and were used in forming the
center piece of the table
Mrs G ID. Doris was gOwned in a
pale blue Paris crepe and Mrs. J. W.
Doris wore a stunning gown Of white
Baby Irish.
Those invited to assist the hOstesses
were: Mrs NJ. o. BicknelL whose gown
was a dainty white embroidered ba-
tiste. Mrs. E. F. Young was. gowned in
blue liberty satin Mrs. Geo Cooks
gown was Of castor taffeta crepe. Mrs.
Frank Smith wore a greenlouisiue. Mrs
Walter Talbot was gOwned in black
point de esprit. Mrs. W. c. Foster wore
costume of blue cloth Mrs. Ancil
Martin. whose gown was black wolfe
and white lace. Mrs. II. Davidson wore
pale blue crepe. Mrs. Dave Goldberg's
gown was white chiffon. and Mrs l.
A Sherman was gowned IN champagne
crepe
Misses Marian and Rema Doris. in
white lingerie frocks, received the
guests at the door. Mrs. BickneI. Mrs
Dave Goldberg. Mrs. Davidson and Mrs
Martin served punch. while Misses Ha-
eel Goldberg and Ruth Doris. IN 6ain-
~ white frocks, assisted in the dining
room.
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1906-12-09

Mrs. T. W. Pemberton returned lasr
week from Congress. where she has
been visiting her daughter. Mrs. Mead
Goodloe.
Friday evening the Country Cluh
gave their first evening card party OF
the season. Ii was quite an enjoyable
affair. as their parties usually are. In
the game of Five Hundred Mr.. and
Mrs. G. p Bullard received the prizes
Among those present were: Mr. and
Mrs. G. p. Bullard. Mr.. and Mrs. l.. II.
Chalmers. Mr.. and Mrs. w. X. James.
Mr.. and Mrs. l. T. Hosey. Mr.. and Mrs.
+. $. Miner. Mr.. and Mrs. Leo Gold
man. Mr.. and Mrs. Montgomery. Mr..
and Mrs. McNeT. Mrs. g. II. Akers
Mrs. Webster Street. Mrs. /. T.. Stod
dard. Mrs. c. Z. DeMund Mrs. r. W.
Craig, MIS-. L. Nj. Darby, Miss Shirley
Miner. and Sidney Goldman.
The decidedly smart function of the
season occurred Friday afternoon.
when Mrs Charles f. DeMund enter
tanned with cards al her home, No. go
North Sixth street
Festoons OF smilax and pepper boughs
with tiny red and green
electric bulbs. with many chrysanthe
NUNS transformed the spacious parlors
into a veritable fairy land. Potted
plants and hanging baskets of ferns
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1906-12-09

Harry Kennedy. Mrs. /. T. Stoddard
and Vernon Clark substituted. Tn.
members of the club are: Mr.. and Mrs.
F. p. Brewer. Mr.. and Mrs. Harry
Kennedy, DR.. and Mrs. Ancil Martin.
Mr.. and Mrs. d. II. Burtis. Mr.. and
Mrs. c. II. Davidson, Mr.. and Mrs
Frank Smith.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. W. Hunter gave n
picnic Saturday in honor of their
guests, Mr.. and Mrs. Lacy. of johann
nesburg. Calf
Yesterday afternoon the ID. ID. club
met with Miss Sadie Allen at her home
on West Washington street. The az
ternOon was pleasantly spent in play
ing games. the prize being won by
Miss Allah Osborn. Miss Portia Baker
will entertain the club next week.
The highest score at the Ladies'
Bridge club Thursday was made by
Miss Charlotte Fraser. who substituted
for Mrs. Leo Goldman.
Mrs. L. II. Goodrich left Monday for
Springfield, Mass.
Mrs. John Coles of Bisbee is in the
city and vii De the guest OF her
daughter. Mrs. l. J. Johnson until af-
ter the holidays.
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1906-12-09
About Phoenix People

in@:y well rendered. but especial men
ton should be made of the violin solo
by Mr.. Heinrich; also the piano duet
by Mrs. Christy and Miss Andrews.
Miss Pearl Revare gave a delightful
vocal solo and Miss Stein. who is one
of Mr.. Todd's most promising pupils.
delighted her hearers with a well rem
dered piano solo.
The donation bridge party the Coun-
try club was to give Monday afternoon
but had to postpone on account of the
iRclemency of the weather. will take
place tomorrow afternoon.
If IL is raining. a bus VIII leave the
Hotel Adams at 1915. in time foT
those. desiring to have luncheon at the
club, which will be served al l O'Clock.
The Neighborhood Bridge Club was
entertained Tuesday evening At the
home of DR.. and Mrs. Ancil Martin.
The highest score was made by Mrs.
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1906-12-09

Yesterday afternoon the attendance
was quite large at the Country Club
Mrs. NJ. o. Bicknell and Mrs. +. P
Brewer were the hostesses. The prize
at five hundred was won by Mrs. G.
p. Billiard. Among those present were.
Mrs. G. p. Billiard, Mrs. L. NJ. Darby
Ars. Webster Street. Mrs. l. T. HOsey.
Mrs. s. Oberfelder, Mrs. Harry Ken
nedy, Mrs. l. T. Stoddard. Mrs Garrett
Ryan, Mrs. r W. Craig. Mrs. W. X
James. Mrs. W. F. Nichols, Mrs. c. e
DeMund, Mrs. Ray Goodrich. Mr..
John Coles, Mrs. H. l. Latham. Mrs. L.
w. Lewis, Mrs. Melbourne. Miss Grace
Stacy, Miss Fraser. Miss Sallie Jacobs.
Miss Henry Miss Esther Hull. Miss
Essie Fisk, Roy Goodrich and Arthur
Alnsworth.
Wednesday evening the Arizona
School Of Music gave an "at home"
which was quite largely attended. Each
number on the program was exceed
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1906-12-09
$500 to $4,000
Unusual HdberddsherY

Gift
Robes
M Cloves s15O $780, Foreign
Fobs Links
TO Christmas Shopping--Do
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The Correctly
Dressed Man

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The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1906-11-19
OFF FOR WASHINGTON.
Deputy MeKoln Left for Washington
with Youthful Prisoners.

Chief Deputy United states Marshal
McKoin, accompanied by Deputy Tom
Nolan, left Sunday for Washing
ton, d. c., having in charge a mum.
Der of boys to be placed in the re-
form school under sentence for the
commission OF crimes.
Deputy McKoin will be joined at
Muskogee by Marshal G. A. Porter
and wife who will also go to Wash.
ngton.
The following is a list Of the boy
prisoners taken by the officials
Thomas Bishop two years, convict.
ed Of stealing letters out Of L. s.
mail box.
W $. Johnson, three years, convict.
ed Of larceny; Bud Patterson, three
years for forgery, and another boy
whose name Is unknown, from Pauis
Valley.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1906-11-19

The Dew Drop Inn, noted gamb-
ling resort. was raided bl the United
States marshals force Saturday and
thirteen knights of the green cloth
cutrappod.
Marshal Porter has issued a decree
that gambling must stop in this dis
trict and raids will be continued until
every plcae Is closed up.