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The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1907-10-16


Capt. John Thofnburg and wife,
Mr. George Long and sister. Miss
Rhoda Long, have returned home
from their trip to the jamestown
Exposition. They also visited Mia.
CARA Falls. and called on Col
Thos. Munford, thence down the
Hudson to New York, stayed there
three days and took a steamer of
the Old Dominion line and went to
Norfolk and after visiting the Ex-
position left by steamer to Wash
ington, D. O., and stayed three
days and left for home, having had
a most delightful time.
Mr.. VIM. Somerville. formerly
of Pleasant Flats. now residing in
Ohio, is visiting friends and rela-
tives in the county.
Mrs. Ora Hall, near town, called
at this Office yesterday and renewed
her subscription
Mr.. @. Q Love, of Flat Rock.
renewed his subscription to the
Register last Tuesday.
Mr. Geo Greenlee, of Ambrosia,
was in town today
Mr.. lobe Waggener. of Denver,
Colorado. here for some time visi-
ting relatives has returned home
Mrs. j. W. English returned
home Sunday from visit to her
daughter, Mrs. Ed. Rectsnwald, in
Charleston.
MIR. aud Ms. Wm o'Bfien, OF
Charleston, were here ono day last
week visiting Mr.. and Mrs. L. S.
Pomeroy,
Mr.. James NJ. Stephenson has
returned from visit to mis- sister
in Meigs county, Ohio.
Misses Maude and Maggie Hard
wick. called here by the death and
funeral of their brother, Thomaf
Hardwick, have returned to Col
umbus, Ohio.
MIR John M Adkins, of Wheel
ing, Was here Tuesday attending
tue funeral of Mrs. Kayser,
Capt. j M, Hootf, is spending
few days in town.
Mrs. Col. Smith, who has been
quite ill al The Spencer, is some
better
Mr., Milo Ayres, wife and two
of Athens, Ohio. have
home after a few days
visit here with his brother, Mr.. a.
E. Ayers and wife.
Mr., b, B. Blszer went to Pome-
'oy this morning ON business.
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Personal Mention.

Mrs. Frank Rsyburn. of the
Flats, has been on the sick list.
Margaret. the daughter of Mrs.
Worthy Jordeu, of Henderson, has
been uqite sick with tonsilitis
Mr. Harry Roush, of SpiImsn,
has gone to Parkersburg to take a
course in book keeping at the
Mountain State Business College.
Mrs. Arthur Edwards spent a
f~w days last week with Hunting
ten friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ohio Conley are
sitting in Huntington.
Mr.. Ralph Condee spent Sunday
With friends at Nelsonville o.
MIR George Hickman, of New
ark. Olio, is here on business and
visiting his many friends.
Mr. A L. Bogges is in Hunting
q this week attending the annual
sits council of American Me
chanios.
Mr.. Don Blagg, deputy clerk OF
the Supreme Court of Appeals,
spent Sunday at his home in North
Point Pleasant.
Miss Gertrude Fowler. of Mag
gle, was visiting Mrs Mary l..
Hysell, of Pomeroy, Sunday.
Prof. W. j. Kenny, of Parkers-
burg, is here on visit to friends
Mrs. Rankin Wiley is visiting
her mother, Mrs Rockets at Hunt
ington
Mr. Asa Musgrave and daughter.
Mrs A R Girard, returned Nor
day from visit to DR.. Musgrave,
at Handy.
Mr. Jack Rifle and wife of
BrlIaire. Ohio, returned home yes
te'day after visit here with Mr..
w NJ: RtIlems aud wife and other
relatives.
Mr. James Gill, this city called
at this office Monday and sub.
soribed for the Register for him.
self and MIR. VIM. Chapman, at
Empire, Ohio.
Misses Bessie Stone and Lena
Whaley spent Sunday at Mason
and Pomeroy.
a little SOC of Mr.. Frank Martin
of the Malleable Iron Works, is
quite ill, threatened with fever.
Mr.. Walter Wbaley has moved
his family from Huntington to this
city.
VIM. B. Huston, of PIT. Pleasant.
is frequent visitor to this CITY
WHAT'S, the attraction, BilIy?-Gal-
lipoIis Journal.
Mr.. T. L. Wallis, of Grafton, was
in the city Friday and Saturday,
the guest of his sou, Mr.. Foreman
Wallis. and wife.
Mr., John TiIlis, of Arbaokle,
IVES in town Wednesday.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1907-10-16

The men who are visiting here
and who were here eight years ago,
say there has been 50 much i'm.
provement that they hardly knew
the place. Before they come again
we expect to duplicate the develop.
ment.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1907-10-16

Adam could not have paid that
fine if he lived until now and ssv
ed ten dollars every day including
Sundays, but Rockefeller can pay
it and have more left than Solo
mon ever possessed.
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CHRIST CHURCH.

REV. J. HOWARD GIBBONS, RECTOR.
Service at Christ Church TO-
night 7 80 O'Clock.
Service at Spilman Chapel Sun
day 7;30 p m. You are invited.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1907-10-16

Ms. Lindsey Hill while hang.
ing curtains at her home at Beech
Hill. a few days ago, fell and broke
one of her arms.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1907-10-16

In Kansas City woman has got
an injunction forbidding her hus
band to come home. That ought
to make him determine to go there,
if anything will.
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Gard Of Thanks.

To our friends who SO kindly as.
sisted US during our recent ,period
of sorrow, We desire to extend our
most sincere thanks.
MRS w j. b. ROLLINS AND FAM
lily.
New Haven, " Va.
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Mr.. Anthony Van Sickle, pros.
porous farmer living near Eddy
Chapel, in Pleasant Flats, this
county, died Wednesday, Dot. Is,
1907, after a lingering illness MIR
Van Sickle was highly respected
citizen and his death is sadly re.
GREETED.
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When Z woman seeking di-
yoroe says flat her husband is
wolf it is odds to nothing that he
would not tfEirm that she is lamb.
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Geo. Leonard, one of Ravens
woods oldest business men, died
Monday morning, Dot. IA, after
long suffering from cancer of the
tongue. He is survived by his
wife, his companion for 50 years,
and three daughters. Mrs. Ida Og-
den, of Knoxville, Tenn; Mrs. j.
B. Hall, of PArkersburg, and Mrs.
S j. Miller of Wheeling, all of
whom were with him in his last
illness.
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THE CHURCHES.
PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH.

Main Street, between eth and Sth SITS
The pastor breaches Sunday
morning at the Point. The offer
ing will be used to distribute BIZ
bles in needy places.
Services at Westminster in the
afternoon.
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NEW PENSIONS.

The following new pensions have
been allowed since our last report
through the efforts of Attorney D.
W. Brown.
Gilbert Rayburn, of Point Pleas
ant, increase from SIT to s24
William Glover, Point Pleasant,
increase from SIT to s24.
Jasper Lovett. GlenwOod, in
crease from $50 to s72.
The newspapers state that CITY
park-keeper in Parkersburg has
sued the city fof $1,000 damages
for monkey bite. If the bite bad
perchance been elephant sizs, even
benefcent tax reform" laws would
not save the city from complete
bankruptcy.
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Born, 10 Mr.. and Mrs. John A.
Maohir, of Fat Rock, daughter,
Saturday, OF. II
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w. M. Wallace, Executor of The
estate of Nancy A. Wallace, de-
ceased, will sell the personal prop.
erty at auction on Friday, the 18th
day of October, at the home of ",
M. Wallace, in Hannah district.
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DEATHS.

The funeral of Mrs. Cynthia
Foreman was held Monday morn
ing at her former home at Sassa-
fras. this county. The funeral ser
vices were held at the White
church after which interment was
made in the private cemetery on
the Foreman farm About three
weeks ago, Mrs Foreman, who had
been ill for some time past, went
to visit her drughter. Mrs. O. Will
Jams, of Bradbury, o, while there
the aged lady, she being over rs
years of age, suffered a stroke Of
paralysis, which was the cause of
her death.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1907-10-16

The remains of R. o. Hardwiok,
aged % years, who was killed by
the railroad at Columbus, last Wed.
nesday, OCT. 9, 1907, arrived here
Friday, and were conveyed to his
fathers home, Mr.. John Hardwiok,
near town. Funeral service con.
Quoted Sunday, by Rev. R. P. Bell
If the M. E. Church, South, in.
terment in Lone Oak Cemetery
The family have the sympathy Of
the entire community.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1907-10-16

Mrs. VIM. Cooley died at the
home of her father, Mr.. Thomae
Goodwin, near town, Saturday,
October IL, 1907, after lingering
Illness. Mrs. Cooley was a kind
christian woman, and bore her suf-
fering with patience and fortitude,
and her death cast sorrow and sad
ness in the community. Funeral
service held from the house by
Rev. R P. Bell, of the M. E
Church, South, Monday afternoon;
interment in Lone Oak Cemetery.
We extend our sympathies to the
bereaved.
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Fiduoiary Settlement

The account OF Rilla Wallace. I'D.
ministratrix OF Samuel Wallace, de-
ceased, is before me for final settle
ment.
Given under my hand this Sept. 10,
1907.
JOHN z. BELLER,
Commissioner OF Accounts
for Mason County, W. Va
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The Sooietas Club will meet with
Mrs. Joe Friedman Thursday
afternoon.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1907-10-16

1t is with SORROW and regret that
We announce the death of Mrs,
Sarah SCOTT Kayser, wife of Mr.
Rupert L Kayser, of this city,
which sad event occurred Sunday
morning, October Is, 1907, aged
20 years. 2 months and % days
She was born July 81. 1878, at
Five Mile, Mason county. W. Va
Mrs. Kayser was loveable, chris,
tian woman, and by her universal
kindness and goodness of heart
won the admiration and esteem of
everyone with whom she came in
contact, and her death is sincerely
regretted. She leaves a husband
and little daughter, 8 mother, Mrs.
NJ @ Scott; two sisters, Mrs. Ola
Scott Boyles, Moundsville, and
Miss Lillian Rose SCOTT, Buffalo;
two brothers, Karl W., Buffalo, and
Paul j., of Petersburg.
The funeral service was con-
Quoted at the residence of Mrs.
Spencer Adkins, grandmother of
Mr.. Kayser, on Tuesday, the 18th
day of October. 1907, a large CON-
course of friends and relatives at
tending. Interment in Lone Oak
Cemetery. We extend our deepest
sympathies to the bereaved.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1907-10-16

OoiSr vi LIB place, were united In
marriage. We extend oongratula-
tons.
Mrs Hattie Barker, widow CT
the late VIM T. Barker. of Mer-
GERS Bottom, and Rev, j @. Nor
ris, a New York minister who has
been taking oil leases in this coun-
ty, we're married at the home of
the bride last Saturday. Mrs Nor.
ris ia very popular, good woman
and her friends will wish her hap.
piness end prosperity for the flu.
ture.
Married, Sunday, October 9th,
1907, at the home of T FL Plantz,
in Cooper District, Rev O. j. Ba-
ker officiating, Mr.. Samuel No
Kinney and Miss Blanche Hart
They are both estimsble young
people, as is shown by the fact that
about seventy. five guests were in
attendance. A sumptuous dinner
was served to all. We wish them
long and happy life. A GUEST
The Pittsburg &; Cincinnati
Packet Company is making prep
arstions to run the steamer Queen
City from Pitsburg to New Or.
leans this winter with an excursion
party to the Mardi Gras. The
Queen City lie now at Cincinnati,
where she will be placed on the
ways this week to receive general
over-hauling. SO that she will be
ready to make the trip.
A part of the big traveller, used
to build the new channel span at
the bridge at this place, fell Mon.
day morning, injuring several
workmen. One man, whose name
was-Ewing, had his arm broken
and was badly bruised The others
whose names we could not learn
were not seriously injured, but had
narrow escapes.
M. j. Ash went to Point Pleas.
ant Tuesday on business He pick.
ed his apples on Monday and from
three trees he got twelve bushels
and the samples which he showed
US we're rarely uniform in size, col
or favor, especially for the season.
-Rsvenswood News.
Two Gsllipolis people lost their
lives in tremendous powder ex-
plosion in Indiana Tuesday Octo-
Der Is. They were Mrs. A. B.
Monaham, formerly Miss Owsley,
and her sister, Miss Audrey Ows.
ley, II years Of age,
The B. & o. people have been
putting in good work the past sum-
mer in putting their track in fine
shape between Huntington and
this city,
We often hear that such and
such book irn't worth the paper
IN which it is printed. At the
present price Of paper, this may
truthfuhy be said of most modern
literature, so-calIed.
Mr.. Dallas Burdett has moved
his family fycm Leon to Middle
port, He has purchased house
snd lot in that place.
The Pomeroy Leader says the
Mason City schools were closed
egsin Monday on account of scar
let fever.
The old fashioned nightosp is
coming into eyIe again, according
to the Womau's Home Companion.
1t has never gone out of style at
least among the men.
When woman seeking a di-
vorce says flat her husband is
wolf it is odds to nothing that he
would not Gfirm that she is lamb.
Mrs. Lindsey Hill while hang.
ing curtains at her home at Beech
Hill. a few Days ago, fell and broke
one of her aims.
Born, 10 MIR. and Mrs. John A.
Maohir, of Fat Rock, a daughter,
Saturday, OF. IL.
b SH3T-.1EIE!7'
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The old fashioned nightcap is
coming into s'yIe again, according
to the Woman's Home Companion.
1t has never gone out of style at
least among the men.
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The Pomeroy Leader says the
Mason City schools we're closed
egsin Monday on account of scar
let fever.
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Mr., Dallas Burdett has moved
his family fycm Leon to Middle
port, He has purchased a house
snd lot in that place.
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Two Gsllipolis people lost their
lives in tremendous powder ex-
plosion in Indiana Tuesday Octo-
Der Is. They we're Mrs. A. B.
Monaham, formerly Miss Owsley,
and her sister, Miss Audrey Ows.
ley, II years Of age.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1907-10-16

We often hear that such and
such book irn't worth the paper
IN which it is printed. At the
present price Of paper, this may
truthfuhy be said of most modern
literature, so-calIed.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1907-10-16

a part of the big traveller, used
to build the new channel span at
the bridge at this place, fell Mon.
day morning, injuring several
workmen. One man, whose name
was-Ewing, had his arm broken
and was badly bruised The others
whose names we could not learn
we're not seriously injured, but had
narrow escapes.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1907-10-16

The B. & o. people have been
putting in good work the past sum-
mer in putting their track in fine
shape between Huntington and
this city.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1907-10-16

"MERoDE" Ladies supe-
rior Merino Vests and Pants,
half wool, natural or white, this
week. -. 73c.
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M. j. Ash went to Point Pleas
ant Tuesday on business. He pick.
ed his apples on Monday and from
three trees he got twelve bushels
and the samples which he showed
US were rarely uniform in size, COL
or favor, especially for the season.
-Ravenswood News.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1907-10-16

The Pittshurg G. Cincinnati
Packet Company is making prep
arstions to run the steamer Queen
City from Pitsburg to New Or.
leans this winter with an excursion
party to the Mardi Gras. The
Queen City is now at Cincinnati,
where she will be placed on the
ways this week to receive general
over-hauling, SO that she will be
ready to make the trip.
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Mrs Hattie Barker, widow Ct
the late VIM 7. Barker. of Mer-
GERS Bottom, and Rev, j 9. Nor
ris, New York minister who has
been taking oil leases in this ooun-
ty, we're married at the home of
the bride last Saturday. Mrs Nor.
ris ia very popular, good woman
and her friends will wish her hap.
piness and prosperity for the flu.
ture.
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MARRIED.

On Tuesday, oot. Is. 1907, al
Gallipolis, Ohio. Mr. VIM. Pom,
formerly of Marion, Ohio. now of
this CITY, and Miss Emma Warten.
berg, of this place, were united in
marriage. We extend oongratula-
tons.
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Skating Event.

The little skating rink furry given
Thursday afternoon by Miss Bliss Cor
lew was quite a charming affair. The
hostess with her guests spent the af-
ternon at the skating rink and at $3.50
repaired to the Corlew home on North
Washington where a six course dinner
was served.
The Corlews have an ideal home for
entertaining and on this occasion It
was especially beautiful in its floral
decorations-ferns, cut flowers and a
shower of violets everywhere. one
special attraction In the decorations
was a huge lemon tree placed in the
dining room which so perfectly car
ried out the described color scheme
Of green and yellow. This tree is iun
Of its rare fruit.
The table was spread in Cluny lace
napery and centered by a great bowl
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house warming at their home on 3rd
avciue northeast.
During the evening many games
were played and dclightful music rem.
dercd
In the dining room. whore violcts
were used as the decorations. refresh.
ments Of coffee. chocolate cakes and
fruits were served. The guest list in.
cluded Mcsdamcs Guy W. Crosicr.
Chas Z. Fraley VIII $. Fraley, John
c. Mulkey VIII $. Fraley, J. w. Sims
and w. +. Ryan.
Misses Sims, Eula Sims Alexander.
Flickender, Floyd. Randol. Jones, HAN
Cook, Gross. Kimbal. Sullivan. Fralcy.
Hal and Luck Fraley Hunt and Law.
son.
Mcssrs. Sullivan. Jones. carp, VIII
B. Lonnus Tyre. Bagwcll, Rev Sims.
c. L. and W. s. Fraley. Guy W Cros-
sier Kembal, John Mulkcy, Mr.. and
Mrs. Hunt.
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The ladies of the Women's Christ.
ian Temperance Union held their reg.
ular monthly meeting with Mrs. j.
\. Madden Wednesday afternoon.
There was a fair attendance and con
siderable business was transacted
and plans laid for future work. In
the absence of the president Mrs.
Sam Noble presided
Mrs. I'd Noble read n very inter.
estng paper on The Hour and its
Needs" which caused much discus
sion and proved to he one Of the
most beneficial articles that has been
read before the organization for some
time, 1t is a broad subject and Mrs.
Noble handled it in general way.
Mrs w. c. Kendall and Mrs Canter.
bury We're guests.
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lngersolll on Fashion.

About fashion" said Bob Ingersoll
Il am a bellver in fashion. It is the
duty Of every woman to make her.
self as attractive as she possibly
can. Handsome Is as handsome
does; but she is much handsomer
well dressed. Every man should look
his very best. | am a beliyer in good
clothes. The time never ought to
come in this country when you can
tell a farmers daughter. simply by
the garments she wears. ! say to
every girl and woman. no matter
how cheap and coarse It is cut, cut it
and make It in the fashion. o.. daugh-
ters and wives, II you would be loved
adorn yourselyes-lf you would be
adorned, be beautiful
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Merrie Wives

The young matrons known as the
Merrie Wives were charmurly enter
talncd Wednesday afternoon ~ Mrs.
$. \. Apple I'm her cosy apartments at
the home of her parents un West Main
| street. The handsomely furnished
rooms were done in red goraniums and
pottod plants and ferns. Each wife
takes her needy work whether n he
fancy or not and the fore part Of the
afternoon is spent merrily sewing and
chatting Cno gossip-thats contrary
to their rulcsl until an hour has pass
ed. Then a contest Is the Jolly fca-
turc Of the meeting. all eager to know
what the hostess has in store for
them, whether It be brain puzzlcr
or model work Of some kind. This
time II was the latter. First Mrs. An.
pie passed chewing gum and tooth.
picks. Then dainty cards tied in bows
OF white and yellow ribbon on which
was written Chew this and make a
N''H'f hllh 'llt IlNNul' " u kNbNfs
TO model yours by when they were
all fashioned as nearly by the pic.
ture ms could be they were placed side
by side and I'm the decision as TO who
had made the best goose Mrs Carlo tx
took honors and was given a bottle |
of violet perfume. Mrs Jackson claim. !
ed BOBBY and carried OF a vase.
o delicious and Bountiful two course |
luncheon was served. The CUES in. |
GUIDED Mesdames Jackson. Diffendaff |
er, w. II. Byrd Franklin, Eddy Frank |
Bonner, John Stone, w. H. Pratcr,
John Bagwell, J. II. Carlock, Erret |
Dunlap. S. A. Apple The guests were
Mesdames Mike German and II. II. |
Pennington.
Mrs. John Bagwell Will have the
club next Wednesday.
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Benevolent Society.

The Benevolent society met with
Mrs W. c. Kendall last Thursday af.
ternoon. Quite a number were out
and the meeting was a pleasant one.
The election of officers was the order
Of the meeting. The former officers
ave proven themselves so worthy
ma, they were unanimously re-elect-
Mrs. J. c. Thompson president; ;
Ara. J, \. Madden, secretary; Mrs.
$. !. Tolson, treasurer.
THO ladies of this organization are
pre- airing to give a valentine party
the lth of February which promises
to n' one of the most unique and
pl '#ant affairs Of the season. The
patty will be given at the home Of the
pscaiient Mrs. Thompson.
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Whist with Mrs. Buchanan.

The card event Of the week was
given by Mrs. Hal buchanan, who en-,
tertained the Girls Whist Club and
her matron friends at her home on
Hargroye Heights Wednesday after
noon. The house was abloom with
blossoms and as aAutter with frills
by the hour set as a spa casino. for
the yoltaries are not only fond OF
cards, but ofthe charming young hos.
tess and here affairs are always
crushes. Eleven tables were set for
the JOLLY game of whist through
rooms decorated in ferns, carnations
and sweet breathed ylolets. In the
punching party was Mrs Sass, Miss.
es Green and McNecs, who ran a
merry chase from to $780, when the
tables were spread and dainty re.
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christian Aid Society.

Th, Christian Aid cOciety guCut "a
very pleasant afternoon on their reg.
Iular meeting day. Tuesday. with Mrs.
VIII Roberts on West Main street.
Quite large attendance was present
and the ladies' have decided 10 give
what promises to be one of the most
unique affair Of the wlntr season
It is to be an international tea.