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The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1907-08-23

Mrs. H. c. Stanfeld is in Mem
phis visiting relatives and friends.
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1907-08-23

IRdian m lie clothes hampers
$l.50 up, at Bell Furniture Co.
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1907-08-23

DIR. M. Bell went to Woodland
Mills Tuesday and spent day or
two with his friend, Charlie Shep-
ard.
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1907-08-23

Captain J. c. Reynolds will be at
home from North Carolina to-mor-
row.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Hughes re-
turned from visit to Dawson last
week.
DR.. r. S. Parks, of Memphis, was
in the city this week mingling with
friends.
Editor Johnson, Of the Paducah
Labor Journal, was in the city last
Sunday.
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1907-08-23
LOCAL AND PERSONAL.
john semOnes vas in chieag0 last

Mrs. Emma Cloyes and son, Cher
ry, visited Paducah this week.
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1907-08-23

Mrs. Wright Phebus, of East
End. is visiting friends in the coun.
try this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. J. Watson visited
their sons, Chas. and Vernon. in
Memphis last week.
Mrs. Rebecca Brummell, of Lilac
street, is the guest Of her daughter,
Mrs. Frank Barnes, in Paducah
r. c. Coldwell, of Louisville, was
in the city this week visiting his
sister, Mrs. ]. f. Howard, and fam
ily.,
DR.. M. Bell went to Woodland
MILL TS,,ae1av ao1 enar% > 49, ~,
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Mr.. Bentley's Theatricals

prominent among these who have secured
boxes and seats for the one performance
10 De given by Mr.. George A. Bentley at
the Belasco Theater on Thursday evening
April T. are the Japanese ambassador and
the Nlscountess Aoki, the Haitian minister
and Madame Leger. Judge and Mrs
Wright. Judge and Mrs William Fl De
Lacy Judge Alexander ]. Bentley, tie Sec
Rotary OF State and Mrs. Root the first sec
rotary of the Brazilian embassy and
Madame do Amaral, the commissarv gem
eral OF the army, Brig. Gen. and Mrs
flehry u Sharpe, Justice and Mrs Joseph
Mckenna, the secretary of the Chinese Ie-
CATION Mr.. and Mrs. Yung Kwai; the as
slstant secretary of the navy and Mrs
truman II. Newberry, Judge and Mrs. s q
Iiliis' the assistant secretary of war, Gen.
toDeFt SHAW oliver Mrs. Oliver and the
Misses Ollver, Mrs. \. c. Barney Mr. and
Mrs. IL w w. Hanger, Admiral and Mrs.
W. >. Schley, the assistant secretary of
state and Mrs. Alvey A. Adee Representa-
tive and Mrs. James w. Wads worth.
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joyable and successful dance at National
Rifles Hall on Wednesday evening for the
benefit of the league. The officers Of the
league are: President. Max Fisher; vice
president, Alvin L. Newmyer: treasurer.
Leo Fishel; recording secretary. Milton
King, and corresponding secretary, Stanley
Fisher. The entertainment committee was
composed of the Messrs. H. L. Newmyer,
Sylvan Luchs, Harry Loeb, Eugene Young,
Leo Force, Nathan Well and Sidney Gunst.
Mr.. and Mrs. s. Rosenthal have as their
guest their daughter, Mrs. A. S. Bernstein
of New York city.
Mrs Sol Peyser and son, who were visit
ing Mrs. N. Peyser of street, have re-
turned to their home in Newport News, Va.
Mr.. Benjamin Nordlinger and Mr.. Gerson
Nordlinger returned to town during the
week from New York city, where they at
tended the Observation-Disclosures wedding
on Monday evening.
Mrs. Addie Sigmund and the Messrs.
Howard and Goldie Sigmund have taken an
apartment in the Vernon, U street near
18th street northwest.
Miss Carrie L. Kaufman has returned to
town from a several weeks visit in Balti-
more and Philadelphia, where she was the
guest of relatives.
Mr. A. D. Prince announces the engage
ment of his daughter, Alma, to Mr.. Sidney
Strauss of Baltimore. At home, 1923 10th
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SENORA GUZMAN.

street, Sunday evening, April 18th, from 8
to 1870 o'clock.
Miss Irene Schuman of New York city is
the guest of Mrs. Bertha Oettinger, Ills
9Th street northwest.
Mrs. Bertha Frank, who has been spend
ing some time with her daughter. Mrs. Mil
ton Rosenau, is now in Pittsburg, where
she will remain over for the summer. Mrs.
Rosenau has returned to the city from
Pittsburg.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. NJ Baer. Miss Rita Baer
and Mr.. David Baer have returned to the
city from New York, where they attended
the Philipsborn-Dinkelspie wedding.
About fourteen couples enjoyed a most
delightful dance Thursday evening. given
by the members of the Octagon Pleasure
Club. Dancing was kept up until late
hour, and during the evening q buffet sup
per was served. The guests included Miss
Rita Baer Mr.. Herbert Rich, Miss Meryl
Goldsmith, Mr.. Milton King. Miss Gladys
Mayer, Mr.. Milton Goldsmith, Miss Rena
Fleischman. Mr.. Arthur Neuman, Miss
Bella Schffman, Mr. Stanley Fischer, Miss
Carrie Robinson, Mr.. Alfred Haas, Miss
Ernestine Rich. Mr. Lester A. Marx, Miss
Meta Meyer of Havre de Grace. Md; Mr.
Bernard Baer, Miss Lillian Coblenzer, Mr.
David Baer, Miss Celeste Goodman, Mr..
Maurice Eiseman, Miss Flora Ganss, Mr.
Arthur Luchs, Miss Natalie Mayer Mr.
Malcolm Auerbach, Miss Leona Stern Mr.
Melville Fischer and Miss Sadie Breslau
Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Bush will be at home
to their friends this evening and the Sun
days in April, at their home on + street
northwest.
The Evening Whist Club was entertained
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THE PINEHURST SEASON.
acisl Dispatch to The star.

PINEHURST, y c.. March 80, 1901.
Spring is radiant in her most becoming
gar5. and the great company of visitors as
scmbl,d here is busy indoors and out with
social pleasures, dances. frolics saddle pic
MICS and dinners, making the week one of
the Eaycst of ;he season.
The special feature was Thursday even
iugs Mother Goose" masquerade ball at
the Carolina. arranged by the Tin Whls-
ties. who look 10 it that the local lid is
rot held down too tight play golf and dance
once each season. Never before has such
varied and brilliant array Of costumes
beer seen here, and merriment, unique
features and surprises combined TO push
Colonel Bogcy'' into the background as
far as the social record OF an exceptionally
gay season is concerned.
Easily the clcverest conception in the al
most endless array was Mrs. Leonard Tufts
OF Boston as old Mother Hubbard" with
Mr.. Tufts as the cupboard and a setter
as "her dog" Mrs. Tufts wore a short
black and white checked skirt, fiounce
waist Of pink, white neckkerchief and high
pointed black hat with gold band and mon
ster nickel buckle. Close in attendance was
Mr. TUFTS. head. arms and legs appearing
from inside a miniature cupboard, with
door which opened revealing an empty
plate on shelf, 10 which the dog looked
UP wistfully.
-Nol lar itIiONth III point u HDSGllS was
Mr. Aldice G.. Warren of Rochester as
"HumWy Dumpty. who sat on wall and
had a great fall" his head arms and legs
coming from inside monster white egg
Mi and Mrs. T. r. NewbOId OF Washing
ton as simple Simon" and "Daffy- Down
DIZZY were pleasing. Mrs. NewboId wear
ing green hounccd waist over yellow with
Dutch cap. the retinue in attendance In
Guiding Mr. Newbold and Mr. C. West
Taintor as simple Simon" in fantastic
clown costume and Mr.. l.. ID. Pierce as
"the Pieman,' with white suit and high yell
low hat.
The annual base ball game between the
boys and the girls was merry frolic, the
boys wearing skirts, catching with one hand
and batting left-handed the girls ''hypno-
tizing" the umpire and making the affair
among the men the game was a record
breaker.
The makeup and position OF the teams
Was as follows: Miss Ethel Check, New
York catcher; Miss Gertrude Boyer. De-
trolt pitcher; Miss Hazel Brown, Yonkers
first base. Miss Olive Spain, New York,
second base; Miss Ruby Boyer. Detroit
third base; Miss Madeline Tufts. Nav York
shoftstop: Miss Molly Adams. Boston, right
field Miss Priscilla Sousa, New York, cen.
ter field; Miss Helen Sousa, New York, left
Held.
Mr. f. p. Challenger, Philadelphia catch.
er and head kicker; Mr.. Nathaniel +,
Moore. New York, pitcher and assistant
kicker; Mr.. David Leahy, Brooklyn. frs
base and right tackle; Mr.. l.. ID. Pierce
Boston. second base and full back: Nr
and left tackle; Mr.. f. b. humphreys, New
York shortstop and center rush; Mr.. Ev
erett Everett. New York. left field. center
neld and right field, as occasion demanded
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Easter holidays with Mrs l. S. Childs of

Easter holidays with Mrs. 1. s. Childs of
Capitol Hill.
Miss Annie Fitch Long of 1906 18th street
northwest left Friday morning to visit
friends in New York city during the Easter
season
Invitations have been issued by the La
dies Club of the Washington Saengerbund
for an Easter dance In Saengerbund Hall,
5l4 c street, tomorrow evening, beginning
at $50 o'clock.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. A Montgomery of Fargo.
N. D., are guests of Mrs. Frank B. Crosth-
waite for few days before sailing for Eu-
rope.
Miss Verbena Adler of 1905 10th street
northwest is spending the Easter holidays
with her aunt, Mrs. Charles Livingston, in
Philadelphia.
Mrs Sarah Hunt announces the marriage
of her daughter Mabel to Ralph Hunter
Stansell February 3, 1907, at Baltimore, Md.
Secretary and Mrs. Garfield will give a
dinner on the 18th in honor of the British
ambassador and Mrs. Bryce.
Senator and Mrs. Elkins will give dinners
on the Sd and 9th of April. A
DR.. and Mrs. Charles I. West will spend
Easter week at Atlantic City, the guests of
DR.. and Mrs. E. B. Terry.
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More Cats Than Bargained For.

HARRISBURG, March 3O.-The order
from President McCrea of the Pennsyl-
vania railroad to provide cat for every
passenger and freight station is making
life a burden for freight agents and other
custodians of Pennsylvania railroad prop
erty. NJ f Stoner, who is in charge of the
union station here. is confronted from
morning till late at night with tomcats.
blind cats, tabby cats. cross-eyed cats,
large, small. thin and fat cats. They have
come In boxes, bags. baskets. miniature
express wagons and even larger vehicles
Armloads of them have been brought by
men. women and children. eager to find
good home" for surplus pets.
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Paint and Powder Club

Mrs. Bonaparte, Mrs. Marye Mrs.
Fahnestock, Mrs: White, Mrs Montgomery,
Mrs. Edward Simpson, Mrs. James Dudley
Morgan, Mrs. Irwin, Mrs. Mccartney.
Mrs Wallace and Mrs. Story have taken
boxes for the Paint and Powder Clubs
operetta next Saturday night at the Be-
lasco. Over 5000 was realized by the adj
vance sale of tickets for the home produc-
ton by this Baltimore club. number of
leading hostesses are patronesses, and the
greatest social interest has been manifested
in the performance here. Don OF Doraya"
has tropical setting of great brilliancy
and beauty. The songs and dances are un-
usually fine, while the costumes and make
up are each positive wonders in the days
of elaborate millinery and features to
match.
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for many years. Her grandfather was the
English minister to Colombia. She is a
charming young hostess and is very popu-
lar. She speaks French, English, Italian
as well Spanish. Senior and Nine. GuZ-
man were married about year ago and
her photogra phi was taken in the dress
worn at her presentation at court. Mime.
GuZman and her mother, Nine. Cortes, are
in Atlantic City, will not receive Tues
day next.
Mr.. Ferd Richold of New York city is
the guest of his parents, Mr.. and Mrs L.
Richold of 18th street
Mr. Harry Largfeld of New York was the
guest during the week of Mr.. and Mrs
Albert Sigmund.
Mr.. Joseph Frank of Baltimore is spend
ing the holidays with his grandmother
Mrs Charles Kaufman.
Miss Hilda Frank is spending the Easter
holidays with her parents at their home in
Norfolk, Va.
Mrs. Alex. Hofheimer of Norfolk. Va,
who has been the guest of her sister. Mrs.
Carl Auerbach of 9th street. is now visiting
her daughter, Mrs. Leonard Dammann, in
New York city.
Mrs. Abram Simon of University place has
returned to town from a ten days stay at
Atlantic City.
Miss Hetty Abram arrived IN Washington
on Friday to spend week with her sister,
Mrs. Clara Barnes, and also with friends.
Nine. de Saiado-Alverez wife of the Sec
ond secretary of the Mexican embassy is
a handsome and clever woman, and is
very much pleased with the people whom
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81
from this city went on for the event. Mrs.
Philipsborn is well known in this city,
where she has visited at different times.
Mr.. and Mrs. Philipsborn will spend their
honeymoon abroad.
Mrs. NJ. Strouse and daughter Adelaide
of Baltimore made a weeks end visit in
town as the guests of Mrs. Henry Kauf-
man.
Miss Edith Auerbach and her guest. Miss
Ruth Heyn of Toledo. Ohio will be at
home to their friends this afternoon and
evening.
Mr.. Joseph D. Kaufman Is home from
the Chester Military Academy to spend
the Easter holidays with his parents. Mr..
and Mrs. D. J. Kaufman Of Rhode Island
avenue.
Miss Hilda jacob, who has been spending
the winter in Cuba with her brother, re-
turned to her home in this city the end of
the past week.
Nine. GuZman, the wife of the first secre-
tary of the Colombian legation, is daugh-
ter of the present minister from Colombia.
She has spent much of her life in London,
where her father represented his country
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Inc score. as announced. was '4-11-44'
for the girls and ''23' for the bows.
Late arrivals include Mr.. and Mrs George
ocott OF washington who join Mrs
SCOTS parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas T,
Wells. -
Mr.. ]. S. Hendrick of Washington ioins
friends for a short visit
Mr.. Sydney F. Marshall of Waefipo,o,
is making short visit.
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The committee in charge Of the perform
ance of THE Lion and the Mouse" at the
New National Monday, April 8. learned
yesterday that the company will be the
same which has had long and successful
run at the Lyceum Theater In New York.
The Pennington Society, which has
ranged to sell the tickets for the support
of the memorial nurse who works among
the sick poor, hopes that Q very large
audience will be present.
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SONORA DE sALADo ALVAREZ,

on Thursday evening by Mrs J. Kron-
helm at her home on T street Those pres
ent were Mrs. Julia Luchs Mrs. Samuel
Bensnger, Mrs. Addfe Sigmund Mrs. Lewis
Newmyer and Mrs z. Strasburger
Mrs Julia Luchs of 1927 street is in
Philadelphia visiting her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs A. Levy.
Maj Lloyd Of New York city is visiting
his sister. Miss Lloyd, on East Capitol
street, for a few days.
Miss Josephine HARDWOOD of Trenton,
Tenn, a student of the Randolph Ma con
College, Lynchburg, Va, is spending the
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brides aunt, Mrs. Charles E. wingo of
902 Park avenue, Miss Louise Talbot
Knight and Mr.. McCaslin Y. Manly Of
Newman Ga, will be married by the Rev.
DR.. George W. Mcdaniel of the First Ban
list Church Miss jamie Wingo will be
maid OF honor and Mr. j. ]. Goodrum of
Atlanta the best man. A reception will he
given after the wedding, and then Mr.. and
Mrs. Manly will go north for their honey
moon.
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Mr. and Mrs. Lou koenigsberg of New
York city are spending ten days in town
with relatives, after a delightful trip
through the west
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Miss Mamie Norton has returned from a
visit to her sister, Mrs. Alexander Sands
in Richmond.
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The four clubs of the Temple Base Ball
League, namely. the Imperials. Octagons,
Phoenix and Utopians gave most en-
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cablesram received in Richmond this
week announced the safe arrival of Mr.
and Mrs: Charles Ingram Todman at Gibral-
tar after pleasant voyage. Mr.. and Mrs.
Todman will go from Gibraltar to Naples
Italy, and spend few days before taking
up their route to Sydney, Australia, again
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DIR. Lipptt and Miss Nan Lippitt OF
Berryville are visiting Mrs. c. William
Wattles on Prince street.
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Mrs. Obendorfer, who has been the guest
of her daughter, Mrs. Abram Simon, has
returned to her home in Cincinnati, Ohio.
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been visiting Miss Alice Crawford on Semi
nary Hill. has returned to her home.
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Mr.. Ferd Richold of New York city is
the guest of his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. l.
Richold of 18th street
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she has met since her arrival in the city
Senior and Nine. de Salado-Alvarez hav,
four interesting young children and are re
siding at 1431 Dist street.
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Miss Mamie Jones has returned from a
six weeks visit to friends and relatives in
Baltimore and Union Mills, Md.
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Mr.. Joseph Frank of Baltimore is spend.
ing the holidays with his grandmother
Mrs. Charles Kaufman.
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Mrs. Kate Stone of Washington, who has
been the guest of Mrs. Albert d. Brockett
on North Washington street, has returned
home.
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The Alexandria German Club will give the
last dance of the season at McBurney's
Hall next Friday evening. The committee
in charge has made elaborate preparations,
and a large number of out-of-town guests
are expected to be present.
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Mr.. Harry Largfed of New York was the
guest during the week of Mr.. and Mrs.
Albert Sigmund.
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Messrs. Gardner Lloyd Carter and George
Brent, who attend the Episcopal High
School, are home for the Easter holidays.
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Mr.. Louis T Hanckel and Mr.. Louis T. H.
Hanckel, who have been visiting Mrs. Mar
shall King. returned to their home in Char
lotteSville Sunday.
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number of Richmond people are spend
Ing Easter week in Rome, Italy. among
them Miss Mary w. Lewis, Miss Florence
Talbot Miss Virginia Whitley and Miss
Susie Mcclure. The two last mentioned
young ladies have been during the past
winter at Dresden
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Miss Mary Slater, formerly of this city,
but now of Washington, and daughter of
the late John Slater, and Mr.. c. G. Lamond
of Takoma, D. c., will be married in Christ
Episcopal Church in this city on Wednes-
day, April 3, by Rev. William ]. Morton,
rector.
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Miss Hilda Frank is spending the Easter
holidays with her parents at their home in
Norfolk, Va.
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Miss Cora Lee Cochran has returned from
a visit to The Plains, Va.
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Miss Mary Harlow has returned from Mt.
st. Agnes Convent, near Baltimore, to
spend Easter with her family in this city.
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Mr.. Douglas Worth Stanton of Randolph
Macon Academy, Front Royal, is spending
the spring holidays with his father, Mr.. ].
Douglas Stanton, 4O4 South Lee street.
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Mrs. Abram Simon of University place has
returned to town from a ten days stay at
Atlantic City.
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Mr.. John Mason of New York was the
guest of friends in town this week.
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The Ann Ramsay Chapter, Children of nc
American Revolution. will give Il colonial
tea at Lee Camp Hall next Saturday after
noon.
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Miss Olive Loeffier of Pittsburg was the
guest of Miss Sibyl Harriet Smoot the early
part of the week. Miss Smoot has gone
to Bridgeton, N. j., where she is the guest
of Miss Mary Shoemaker.
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Mrs. Edward Bentley of Sandy Springs,
Nd is the guest of her sister Mrs. Edward
s. Leadbeater on South Pitt street.
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Miss Maria ODER of Baltimore. who has
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Miss Hetty Abram arrived IN Washington
on Friday to spend week with her sister
Mrs Clara Barnes, and also with friends
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Mrs. George Carr Henry, who has been
the guest of her sister. Mrs. William j.
Boothe, jr. has returned to her home in
Morristown, n. ].
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Miss Agnes Makeley of South Carolina is
visiting Mrs r. c. Acton on King street.
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Miss Virginia Bouldin is paying a short
visit to her sister, Mrs. Bergman Green, on
Seminary Hill.
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Mrs. Frank Eugene Stacy Of 1926 West
Grace street. who Will have as her guests
Miss Eitel Hickey Of Washington, d. c.,
and Miss Marion Thompson of Lynchburg.
va, will give a reception in honor Of her
guests. April II, from to pm.
Tuesday, April 2, at the home Of the
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Mrs. Henry Ashby of Delaplane, Va, is
the guest of Miss Sallie Kemper.
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PLEASANT VALLEY.

Mrs. Charles Root Of saiina il
here visiting friends. Mr.. Root
formerly held a ministerial appoint
ment here.
Mr., and Mrs. Hertzog Of Wichita
are here visiting their daughter Mrs.
Al johnson.
Bruce, the little son Of Mr.. and
Hrs. Samuel Haugh Of Tulare, CAL,
died Of membraneons Group and
funeral services were held at that
place.
Forrest SaylOr and wife we're in
this vicinity Sunday.
Mr.. Thompson and Addie Gross
Of this place were married at the
Talmage parsonage list Sunday
morning.
The boys that pitch the bundles
can also handle the ball as was
shown at the recent game, June so
At Buckeye when the farmer boys de-
fsated the Abilene stsrIs. The score
was . TO IOfn favor Of the harveaerA
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THE STEEL RAIL PROBLEM.
Representatives Of Railroads and
Manufacturers Held Meeting to
Consider the Matter.

New York, June 2S.-Leading rail-
road officials and representatives o.
the steel rail manufacturing com
panies held an important meeting
Thursday to consider the stability and
safety of the standard steel rail now
in use on the principal railroads
throughout the United States.
I The meeting was called by D. H,
Gary. chairman of the United States
Steel Corporation. The conference
lasted several hours and was attended
by over score of railroad officials
and rail makers.
There was a general discussion Of
the steel rail problem Thursday and
1t was decided to request the joint
committee Of experts, which was ap-
pointed by the American Railway as
ISOLATION and the makers of steel
rails, to report at a future conference
their conclusions on the problem.
These experts have been making
an Investigation of the manufacture
of steel rails in Pittsburg and other
cities with the view Of ascertaining
whether any defects in rails resulted
from the processes of manufacture.
They have made no report so far.
The railroads are demanding a
heavier RAN at 1928 per ton, the price
now paid, while the steel men ask
an advance Of IS per ton.