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Idle Young Person.

From the Pictorial Review.
There is a very unfortunate tendency in
girls who have left school to fall into a
deplorably idle state, without regular oc-
cupaton of any Kind. and unable to fol-
low a social round that keeps them busy
with a succession of pleasures, they be-
come that most unfortunate thing-the
idle girl Parents seem to be strangely
thoughtess in allowing this condition to
be reached Once established. the habit
is almost impossible to break. These
young people take everything they can
get, ask for more, consider no one, and
never think that. for all they have been
receiving in their school life, they owe
something In return, if 1t is nothing more
than a noble womanly example of indus
try The parents of such young people,
and young lads are as often found in this
category as young girls-have toiled pa
tiently for years. paid taxes, rates, school
bills and the thousand and one expenses
their children have demanded, and vet
have allowed childhood to grow to youth,
and youth to more mature age without
ing its lust debts to the world. Do these
parents expect that INDUCED and pamp-
cred child to have a character strong
enough to withstand the worlds demands
on it? Is it possible that they do not
realize that weak characters invariably
go to the wall? Have they no vision Of
weakness and selhshness leading to pos
sble crime? They have gained their way
through industry and honesty. yet they
have not been firm in the government Of
their child. and their virtues may be Of
no influence on the nature allowed to de-
velop selfshly. :
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DANCING PARTY.

MISS Mary Harrison gave a beautiful
dancing party on Friday evening at her
home on Fourteenth avenue, south, in
honor of Miss sudie Crook of Bessemer,
who Is home for the holidays from the
A. G. l. s, at Montevallo, where she is
attending school, and Miss Brett Ran
dolph Reid.
The entire lower floor was thrown into
one and was attractively decorated in the
Christmas colors and greens.
The chandeliers and posts We're fes-
TONED with smilaX and Ivy, and vases of
rec ehrysanthemums were on the tables
and mantels.
In the reception hall punch was served
by little Miss Mamie Harrison. The
table from which the punch was served
was deliberately decorated with ivy and
cut flowers and over it was hung red
silk umbrella festooned with smilax.
During the carly part of the evening
they danced the hop and later the ger
man.
The programmes for the dance had the
names of the honorees and the date of the
dance beautifully embossed on the cover,
and were tied with the Christmas colors,
green and red
Miss Harrison was gowned in beauti-
full dancing length dress of red, with red
gloves and slippers. Miss Crook wore blue
silk tissue. Miss Brett Reid wore a white
embroidered chiffon made princess.
Among the others who wore attractive
gowns were Miss Jennie Bridges in white,
Miss Lucille Moffet in red with touches of
white, Miss Mary Brockman in white,
Miss Nellie Vale in red and black, Miss
Vale in white and black, Miss Agnes
Bethea in white swiss, Miss Helen Wal
pole in blue tissue, Miss Sallie Fanny
Cooper I'M pink. chiffon and little Miss
Mamie Harrison In red
Dancing was participated in until late
hour.
During the evening ices cakes and bon
bons were served.
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Sporting Terms in Common Speech.

From the Monthly Review
First in antiquity and dignity combined
is the game played with the ball and tic
palm of the hand-the lieu de la paume"
"a game in which as time goes on the
bat or the racket takes the place of the
hand as propeller-fives, bat fives, rack
cts, tennis, lawn tennis.
Serve him OUT Is now completely
vulgar phrase, learned we may suppose
by servants from their masters who
played tennis and scarcely understood I'M
til lawn tennis made tennis a popular
game, and we learned that rival might
he beaten on the service only and The
game won without his having had q
chance.
Put him out" came from the game as
played in the other way as we knew 1t
at fives or rackets. In lawn tennis, and.
l suppose, also in tennis proper, the set
is the unit, each player has the service
for a game; but in fives or rackets the
game is the unit and the player must lie
in and serve before he can score. This
survives in lawn tennis in the rule that
deuce must be followed by vantage"
to win the game.
Imagine one who has his chance and
before he can score is put out Some
might derive this phrase from cricket.
but l incline to the older game.
To whichever source you attribute it,
to the same yoS will trace the phrase.
"He has had his innings
Love" we know is loeuf, the round D
like an egg chalked up by the marker
the schoolboys out with a duck egg" Is
''all for love" all for nothing?
Deuce" is de unX. one ounce off the
total, one off game. | suspect that orig
inally he who was in-the position to score
had to announce that he had only one
more to make warning to his adycr-
sary, as in rackots it was when | was u
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NEW YEARS DANCE,

The cotillon to he given Monday night
by Miss Anna Van Hoe=e will be char
acteri2ed by unique costumes of tissue
paper, to be worn by the girls. Mr.. Spen-
Ger and Miss Van Hoose will lead the
cotillon. Those who will assist in re-
ceiving are Misses Margaret Mccormack,
Bessie Brown, Edna Moore, Clariee Wat
kns, Nellie Nabers, Mary banner of Mo-
bile. Katherine Leach % New Orleans,
Sadie Gillespy. Sara Knight of Washing
ton, y. c.. Maebellc Roder. Lizzie Nor
ris Mason and Virginia Means.
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NOTES AND PERSONALS.

Mr.. and Mrs. j. A. Lane of New York
city are the guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
Thomas Stobert for a few days.
Miss Kate Walker of Tuscaloosa is the
guest of Mr.. and Mrs. J. NJ. Melghan.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harris x. Vance of Mem
phis will spend New Years Day with
Mr. and Mrs. L. b. Graham, at their
new home in the Margaret apartments.
Mr.. Ernest II. Bragg has returned from
Memphis, where he has spent the holt
days.
Mr.. Joe Harvey of Decatur is spending
few days in the city.
Mr.. B. E. Deasey will return tomorrow
from Reading, Pa, where he spent the
holidays.
Miss Hattie Wilson of Alfalfa is the
guest of her sister, Mrs. Lathem.
| Mr.. r. A. Porter has returned from
Charlotte, N c., where he spent the
holidays.
Mr.. Leroy Holt who spent the holidays
in Atlanta, has returned.
ing, Pa, today.
Mr.. John Station left several days ago
for Selma.
Mr.. and Mrs William Henry Kettig
have named their little daughter Dor
othy.
Mr.. John J. cathey OF Livingston is
spending a few days in the city.
Miss Mary Harrison and Miss Sudie
Crook, who have been spending the holt
DAYS in the city, will leave the early part
of the week for Montevalo.
Miss jamie Harris, who has been spend
ing the holidays in Florence, has returned.
Mr.. E. A. Werner left last night for his
home in Atlanta. Mrs. Werner will re-
main in the city several days longer.
Mr.. and Mrs Robert Hood have given
I'D their cottage at Richmond Place and
will be with DR.. and Mrs. E. G. North
ington for the remainder of the winter.
Mrs. DuPree of Spartanburg, S. c., will
arrive in the near future to be the guest
of the Dew. DIR. and Mrs. j. A. Dun
can.
Mrs. Samuel Cowan and little daughter,
who have been the guests of relatives
in Virginia, have returned home, ac-
companied by Mrs. Cowan's mother, Mrs.
A. l.. Adamson of Bon Air. suburb
of Richmond.
Miss Marchant Greer of Greer, S. c.,
Miss Bingham of Mississippi, Miss Dun
can of Knoxville, Miss Sewer of Chat
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REYNoLDS-LEGRANDE.

The marriage of Miss Bessie LeGrande
to Mr.. Benjamin Arthur Reynolds will be
quietly solemnized at the brides home
at $50 o'clock on the evening of the sth
of January.
On account of recent bereavement in
the brides family there will not be any
cards issued and the ceremony will be
witnessed only by the relatives and a
few intimate friends.
Miss LeGrande "a in the true sense OF
the word a womadly woman and by her
charming personality and strength OF
character she has won for herself large
circle of friends to which she Is so
1utly entitled. Mr. Reynolds is member
of the firm of the acknowledgements
Gentlemans Furnishing company, and
besides being popular in the business
world has a large number of friends In
Birmingham where he has lived for sew
eral years.
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PROGRESSIVE GAM E
AND LUNCHEON.

Miss JAMIE Going gave a party of pro-
gressive games and a luncheon at the
home of her mother, Mrs. ]. S. Going,
yesterday morning.
After several games were played
beautiful luncheon was served the guests.
Among those invited were Miss Mary
George Green, Miss Madge Chisholm, Miss
Carrie White Beans or Montgomery MISS
Elizabeth White, Miss Louise Lawson,
Miss Elizabeth Going, Miss Virginia
White, Miss Julette Davidson, Miss Em-
mily Sommerville, Miss Evelyn Going,
Miss Gamaliel Dixon, Miss Susie White,
Miss Cecil Love of Atlanta, Miss Mary
Lou Cobb Miss Dot Buchanan, Miss
Ethel Pennington, Miss Helen Rosa
Randolph. Miss Helen Eustis, Miss Rosa
Sibley. Miss Emmie McCrossin. Miss
Ruth Smith and Miss Bessie Bigsbee.
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tanoopa. Miss Tenland of Knoxville MIS-.
7 Dmncan Hunter of Virginia Mr.. Rich
ard Scott and Mr.. Adamson OF virginia,
Mr. James Maynard of knoXVlle anu
Mr.. wallace DuPree have arrived 10 10
among the out-of-town guests at the
Burn Duncan marriage.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. S. Ryall have takei,
nossession of the cottage in Richmond
i9iaca ,ecentlv occupied by Mr. and Mrs.
Robert Hood and will be at nome thele
after January 3.
Mrs. Dudley Bates Lawrence is the
guest of her mother, Mrs. Allie Birch, at
her home on Iroquois street.
Miss Margle Gardner, who has spent
the Christmas holidays with relatives IN
Columbus, Miss, has returned hople'
Mr.. and Mrs Richard Randolph are
spending a few days in Blount Springs.
Miss Cecil Love of Atlanta is the guest
of Miss Susie White.
Miss Louise Lawson of Greensboro is
the guest of Miss Evelyn Going.
Mr.. and Mrs c. r. Ward and son.
Master huStlit w al u ~
eral days in Mobile and Bay Binette
Miss Onie Brannon of Newman, Ga, is
the guest of Miss Lucille Davidson, and
is being extensively entertained during
her visit. Miss Brannon is an unusually
pretty young woman, being a stately oru-
nette.
MIR. James Martin of Galveston, Tex,
- ,io Mr. Hugh
Martin
Mrs. E. T. Schiller has returned to
her home In Gadsden after having spent
several days in the city.
Mr.. and Mrs. Homer V. Middleton are
the guests of Mrs. John w. Garner in
Huntsville.
Mr.. Sydney NJ. Bamberger of Salt Lake
city Is the guest of Mr.. Milton II. Flies.
Mai. William A. Battle is visiting his
old home, Tuscaloosa as the guest of DR..
j. l.. Searcy.
Miss Dargan of Atlanta and Miss Cobbs
of Anniston who are the guests of Miss
Lucille Lane. will leave for their homes
| tomorrow.
| Mr.. and Mrs. W. w. Moore and little
son of St. Louis are the guests of Mr..
P. H. Moore
| Miss Helen Robinson OF Blount Springs
is the guest of relatives in the city
Mrs Cohen and Miss Annie Cohen of
Sheffield are the guests of Mr.. P. II.
| Moore.
Mrs. w. C. McIlhaney OF Columbus.
| Ga, is the guest of her brother, Mr..
Walter Moore on Highland avenue
Mr.. Nat Rogan of Boston is the guest
| of his mother Mrs. l.. Rogan.
| Mr.. and Mrs. l.. j. Haley will spend
| the winter i'll Montgomery.
! Mr.. Ira Hood is spending a few days in
the city.
| Mrs. G. D. Fitzhugh and Miss Grace
Fitzhugh. who have been the guests of
| Mr.. and Mrs. William Bird, left yes
| terday for their home in Blount Springs.
|
Mr.. Albert Peguese. who has spent a
few days in Marion, Ala, the guest of
his, parents, has returned
Mrs. David ]. Shlenker. who has been
! the guest of her sister. Mrs A. Rich left
last night for her home in Vicksburg,
Miss.
The marriage of Miss Anna Beatrice
Rubenstien and Mr. Robert Shulman will
| be solemnized next Tuesday evening. jan
uary /, 1907 at o'clock, at the residence
| OF the brides brother, 1901 Eighth avenue.
| north. Only relatives and nearest friends
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MUSIC AT SOUTHERN CLUB.

The following is the programme of
music to be rendered by Claimants or
chestra at the Southtrn club tonight from
to 10 o'clock;
Overture Golden FLEECE ..........~LaYani
Selection-Ia, File de Madam Angot.
.........4..s... ...ss...ss' si]oS'bd
Intermezzo- NioletS ........EilenberS
Cornet Solo-Largo .Haendei
BY Fred Nappi.
Selection-The Tourist ............. Kerker
Waltz-Tales from the Vienna Woods =
.......... ..'.-....s.. ..'..-.'''..''Ao' - e'N'S
(Request.)
Mexican Serenade-La Paloma. =. .Jaxone
Violin Solo2LeEende ................,B BONN
Selection Marrying Mary ........"...Hein
49, t(Request)
Averture-Roemo and Juliet......, Bellini
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CHRISTMAS DINNER.

Mr.. and Mrs Burton Oliver Glpos gave
a beautiful dinner party at their apart
ments at No. $50 South Twelfth street,
on Christmas day.
The guests were Mr.. John Wade, Mr..
Charles Cothran, Mrs s. A Baugh, Judge
John II. Miller, Mr.. William Gum and
MIR. Kluttz.
Mrs. Gibbs was formerly Miss Clara
Dayner O'Brien and was only recently
married to Mr.. Gibbs.
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LluELY-M,cRARY.

A marriage which will come as n sur
prise to the friends of the young people
was that of Mirs Nell Beatrice Nc
Crazy, daughter of Mrs. n. b. McCrary,
and Mr.. e. Lively a well known
travelling man. which took place Friday
afternoon at $50 o'clock at the home of
the brides sister, MS Edward Martin,
Avenue G. between Twenty-third and
Twenty fourth streets. Rev James Bryan,
pastor of the Third Presbyterian church,
performed the ceremony. Miss Emily
MaeEvoy was the only attendant. Init
mate friends and relatives only witnessed
the marriage The bride wore Alice blue
silk and carried bride roses. Mr.. Lively
has his headquarters in Mobile, but will
in the near future move to Birmingham to
reside.
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ALABAMA AGENTS.
ASSOCIATION BANQUET.

The following invitation has been re-
eeived in the city:
The honor Of your presence is respect
fully requested at a banquet to be given
nv the Alabama Agents association of
Birmingham, of the State Mutual Lille
Insurance company of Rome, Ca, at
the Hotel Hillman, Birmingham, Ala,
Friday evening, January A. 1907, at
O'Clock.
Committees. II. Dean, president.
Arrangements-E. w Brandon, f. l.
Patterson, J. C. Cockrell, DIR. j. W.
Hughes. G. w. Oslin V. NJ. Marshall.
Entertainment-A. L. Jemison, N o.
Tyler, j. A. Bell, A. s. Elliott, w. IL.
Gillespie. NJ. c. Craven
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DINNER AT COUNTRY CLUB
BYMR. AND MRS. BERRY BAUGH

Mr.. and Mrs, j. f. Berry Baugh gave
a beautiful dinner party at the Country
club last night complimentary to sever
al of the visiting members of the A. T. o.
fraternity.
The honorees were Mr.. McCord of Los
Angeles, Mr.. ]. C. McFallon of Houston,
Tex; MIR, Marshall of Chicago, Mr.. Nolan
of Jacksonville, Fla; Mr.. Henderson of
Nashville, and Mr. Barette of Chicago.
Mr.. Baugh attended the A. I. 0. con-
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BURNS-DUNCAN.

The marriage of Miss Sallie Drake Dun
can and Mr.. Harry Burn, which viii be
solemnized at the First Methodist church
on the evening of January 16 is of wide
spread interest throughout the state on
account of the great popularity of both
parties.
Z Miss Duncan will be given in marriage
10 Mr.. Burn by her mother, Mrs. j. A.
Duncan, and the ceremony VIII be per-
formed by her father, the Rev. DR.. J. A.
duncan. pastor of the First Methodist
fchurch.
Miss Elizabeth Duncan, a sister of the
bride will be the maid of honor, and
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CLASS REUNION.

Miss Mary Campbell entertained Friday
night the members of the graduating
class of Birmingham High school for the
year 1906.
A Santa Claus bag was arranged with
a souvenir for each member of the class.
There were nearly fifty couples present.
During the evening a buffet supper was
served the guests,
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IN HONOR OF MISS JAMES.

Mrs. Walter X. NcAdory has issued in
Mtations to d linen shower for Miss Sara
Bell James Saturday, January 8.
Mrs McAdory will be assisted by the
two maids in the Pepperman-James we'd
ding Mirs Lillian Moore and 4a.ss Lu-
ellie Davidson The following young ladies
will serve tea. Miss Lucy McAdory, Miss
Sadie Gillespy, Miss Lizzie Morris Ma
son, Miss Katherine Matthews, Miss Fern
Minor and Miss Mary Ruth McLester.
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DANCE NEW YEARS NIGHT.

Mrs. John w. Sibley will give Il dan
cling party Tuesday night in honor of her
nephew Mr., Hinson ). Sibey, son of Mr..
and Mrs. b. ID. Sibley, VINO is at home
from the University of Pennsylvania, and
Mr.. Harry Day, Wilmingtc", Del. The
invitations which will be issued this aft
ernoon, and Monday Will include only
the younger dancing set
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have received invitations. The bride and
groom were reared in Philadelphia, but
they have won the friendship of many
since their stay in this city. The marriage
win be of much interest to all who know
them. Mr.. Shulman and his bride will
leave that night for bridal trip to At
lanta, New Orleans and other points of
interest After their return they will be
at home with the brides mother.
Mr.. Paul e. Chauifoux, son of Mr.. J. L.
ChalifouK of Lowell, Mass, is here for
few weeks and is stopping at the Hillman.
Mrs. Sam Rich left last night for Vicks-
burg, Miss, where she is going to spend
a few days
Miss Ozelle and Miss Locke McWhirter
of Fayetteville, Tenn, are visiting their
brother Mr. J. c. McWhirter.
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ROCKETT-COLMANT.

Mr.. and Mrs. John Joseph Colmant an
nounce the engagement of their daugh-
ter, Florida Elizabeth, to Mr.. William
Richardson Rocket the wedding to take
place the latter part of January at the
home of the brides parents.
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sADLER-BELL.

Miss Rubie Bell and Mr.. j. A. sadier
we're united in marriage on Christmas
Day in Corinth Miss. Miss Bell is an Au-
grsta girl. and is considered quite pop
MAR in Augusta society. Mr. Sadler Is
we'll known in Birmingham, having resid-
ed here for some time Mr.. and Mrs. sad
Ter are at home at Pill Fifth avenue.
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FOR THE BENEFIT OF
HILLMAN HOSPITAL CHAPTER.

The managers of the Majestic theatre
will give 80 per cent of their proceeds on
the second Tuesday in January to the
Hnlman- hospital chapter No. l.
This will be a splendid opportunity for
those wishing to assist these ladies' to
do so,
The amusement companies have been
exceedingly liberal with the charitable
organizations and il is hoped that the
public in general will attend the theatre
on the date mentioned above
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ARMES-pREW.

Friends in the city have received in
vitations issued by Mr.. and Mrs. John
Lewis Drew to the marriage reception
of their daughter. Dorothea Barnett and
Mr.. Oscar st. John Armes, Monday morn
ing. December 81 1906, from 10 to II
o clock, Davenport, la. Mr.. Armes is the
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CAMP ER-PRIcE.

The following announcements have been
received in the city:
Mr.. and Mrs. John r. Price announce
tho marriage of their daughter, Marjorie,
10 Mr. Ambrose Browne Camper Wednes-
day morning. December 9th, 1906 Flor
ence Ala At home after January To-
Florence Ala
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MEETING OF THE cREcHE.

The Creche will hold an important bust
ness meeting Tuesday at go o'clock with
Mrs. j. T. Nixon.
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LUNCHEON FOR MISS DUNCAN.

Mrs j. r. Harwer will give lunch
con on January 10 in honor of Miss sallie
Drake Duncan and the young ladies who
will take part in the BurnDunean we'd
ding, which will take place on the even
ing of January is.
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THEATRE PARTY.

Mr.. W. X Terry gave a theatre party
on Friday evening complimentary to Miss
Lucille Lane and her guests, Miss Dar-
gan of Atlanta and Miss Cobbs OF An
OistOn
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INFoRMALTEA.

Mrs. w. L. Murdoch VIII give an in
formal tea on the afternoon of the 10th
of January in honor OF Miss Sallie Drake
Duncan, who will be married on the even
ing of the 10th of January to Mr.. Harry
Burn.
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FOR MISS JAMES.

Mrs. E. 7. Glass will entertain at
dinner the evening of January for Miss
Sara Bell James and Mr.. Bozeman Pep
perman. The guests will include the
bridal party and a few other friends.
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YOUNG NATIONS CLUB.

Mrs. Will Hughes will entertain the
Young Matrons' club on Wednesday
morning at 1880 at her home in the Col
lonial flats on Tenth avenue, south.
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gress at Chicago and New York with
the young. men mentioned above.
The dinner was given in the private
dining room of the club and all of the
appointments of the affair were perfectly
carried out.
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TREBLE CLEF CLUB.

The Treble Clef club will meet with
Mrs. NJ V. Joseph, 26l7 Highland avenue
Monday at IL a. m.
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IN HONOR OF BRIDAL COUPLE.

Miss Rose Mayer will entertain the
members of the Fies-Mayer wedding
party and the members of the two
families tomorrow evening at her home
on Eighth avenue north.
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TO RESUME DANCING CLASSES.

dancing classes next week after resi-
during the holidays.
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son of Mrs. Lucy Armes of this city, and
Is engaged in newspaper work in New
York They will be. at Aome after Feb
ruary 1 at 521 West One Hundred and
Twenty -second street, New York.
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MUSICAL FOR MISS DUNCAN.

Miss Lucille Douglass will give a musical
at her studio on the Nth of January to
Miss Sallie Drake Duncan.
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boy sine qua non to say Game balr'
when serving what might be the last
time. or as "check" at chess 1t is not
to be COMPOUNDED with the deuce at back
CANNON which is only some foreign word
for two.
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I'M HONOR OF MISS LOVE.

Miss Susie White will entertain at a
dance at her home in Norwood next
Monday evening for her guest, Miss Love.
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The marriage of Miss Anna Beatrice
Rubenstien and Mr. Robert Shulman will
be solemnized next Tuesday evening. jan
uary l, 1907, at o'clock. at the residence
OF the brides brother, 1901 Eighth avenue
north. Only relatives and nearest friends
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Mrs. David ]. Shlenker. who has been
the guest of her sister. Mrs. A. Rich, left
last night for her home in Nicksburg
Miss.
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j. G.. WEIssNER,

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