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Kas. are visiting Mrs. Ruth Likes, SIS
South Capitol Boulevard.
Mr.. and Mrs. @. d. Farrar and
children. Of Edmond are The guests
OF Mr.. and Mrs Chas. Seely.
Miss June Moss has returned ia
Guthrie after spending the holidays
with her parents al Crescent.
Mrs. Burchett and daughter Hazel
have returned from Crescent City
where they spent the holidays
Mrs. Lou Johnston and daughter
Hazel who spent the holidays in It
smith. Ark. have returned home.
Miss Susie Stephenson. who visited
friends at Marshall during the holi'
days. has returned home and re
s1med her work in the business col
lege.
Misses Rosa and Margaret STRAIT
ton, of MI. Vernon. H., are in tbs
city visiting their sister, Mrs James
Hepburn.
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Miss Helen Mccoy is in Oklahoma
City visiting friends.
Miss Tena Turner. OF Springfield,
Mo, is the guest OF Mrs. r. w. Ram.
say.
Mrs w. NJ. Stewart apA Mrs. King
are in Oklahoma City visiting rela-
tiyes.
Mr.. and Mrs. Scott Ferris, OF Law
ton. are among the visitors in the
capital city
Harry Harbour was over from
Guthrie Monday to visit his parents
Perkins Journal
Mr and Mrs. Frank Hudson or Paw
nee, are in the city visiting Mr.. aud
Mrs. c. w. Rambo.
Or. and Mrs. C. A. Furrow we're
the guests OF Guthrie relatives Tues
dsy.~ Perkins Journal.
Asa and Alta Turner, Of Baldwin,
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avenue New Years eve. entertaining
gentlemen guests, Witnessing 1905
fade forever from view, and initiating
the New Year by the firing Of guns
aud footing OF horns: the clear. shrill
notes of the revellle from a cornet
floating on the still midnight air for
some distance.
The evenings enjoyment was made
MP of progressive somerset, the new
card game. AT numerous tables, piano
music and songs. Amy Massey was
n recipient of first honors. and Elsie
NIurch carried off the consolation
prize The young folks spent a de-
lightful evening and departed in the
wee sma hours of the New Year
two-course luncheon was served,
consisting of-first course: sliced ton
que with lemon Saratoga chips, pick
les peanut sandwiches, hot rolls, ba-
mana salad with lettuce and nut dress
ing seconu course. fruit salad, mar
guerites, nabiscos, chocolate and
mints
The invited guests and members:
Misses Elsie Church. Lula Gregory,
Mabel Massey. Luella Haws. Vefna
Brown. Amy Massey, Nell Wells, Ra-
mona Chilcott; and Messrs Charles
Clark, George Weymeyer, Vernon
Haws, Jess Smith, Mac Seely, Fred
Ryser and Writ Walton.
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Gray-Coyle.
Mr. Lymon j. Gray and Miss lone
Coyle were married Wednesday even
ing at the home Of the brides parents
Mr.. and Mrs. w. H. Coyle, 723 East
Springer avenue, Rev. Father c. r.
Calligan of Chicago Officiating. At
halfpast eight O'Clock the wedding
march began and the two tiny flower
raaidens marched in. followed by the
bridal party. The ceremony was i'm
presslvely performed under a large
marriaas bell. o. exquisite roses.
The bride wore q beautiful creation
Of embroidered chiffon and carried a
beautiful bouqret of tube roses.
After thl ceremony the bridal party
led the way to the dining room where
an elegant supper was served. The
dining room and table were handsome
~ decorated in roses. and holly. with
draperics from the ,handeliers. The
parlors and stairway were decorated
in smiax cut flowers and holly
wreaths and presented very pleasing
effect.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gray left on the even
ing train for the south where they
viii spend their honeymoon, return
ing to Guthrie after February 1st,
when they will be at home in their
cottage on Esst Noble, which was a
gift from Mrs. Gray's father.
The guests We're:
Mr. J. e. Coyle, Miss Anna Coyle,
Mr. and Mrs. j. NJ Brennan and Miss
Brennan. of Perry, Okla; Mr.. and
Mrs Walton Mckenzie. Enid; Miss
Mlud Clark of Texarkana. Tex, Miss
Boss Rintleman. Fort Worth; B. Bum-
ord, Messrs. Lydon and Barry, Mrs.
Black. Miss Eager Misses McNeal
Rgby McNeal, Rhodes, Schnell, Hunt,
Strang, Cooney, Byrne, Sanpsell. Cas-
! sidy, Braun. Essie Cassidy, Rhine
hart Grissell, Helen Mccoy, Fisher OF
ST. Louis.
Messrs and Mesdames U. G. Guss
r. Sohlberg. f. Dale. p. T. Walton, J.
| j. Raymaker, l.. n. Beadles, r. w
Ramsay. +, o. Lutz, J. r. Cottingham
H. e. Asp, A II. Huston, Henry Braun
Dr. Barker. VIM. Mccoy, j. II. Bur
! ford O. r. Fegan, S. L. Spurrier, w
H. Fraser, Frank Frantz. Horace
! Speed. c. NJ. Barnes, Frank Rhine
| hart Henry Thompson. n G.. Kesle,
| Dillmg, w ~. Spencer, Jack Morris
Melville Carter George Willis, ERoch
Bamford. Edgar Powers, NJ Cassidy
l.. Beland. Charles Billnssley, J. w
McNeal. Heinz Braun, Ben Hegler, J
r. Wnton. f. G.. Hunt. II. Lindwall
Messrs. John Golobie, Jerry Cone. j
Brlekner. F. B. Lille, F. S. Smith
Brown, Brady, r. n. Greer, Burns
Hegler, Carlin, George Green, Fred
Green, E Walton. c. Sitterley, Rem
der, Hirschi, Rhoddy Sloan New
land, Fmquharson, Cook, Harvey anC
Mrs. l.. Billingsley,
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smith.Mosher.

Sunday morning at 10 o'clock
Miss Minta Smith and Nh Frank
Mosher were married at the home oi
the brides mother, AIRS G. d. smith,
500 East Villas, Rev Dodson officiating
The marriage was a very quiet one,
only the fauily aud a few personal
friends being present. The bride
wore a handsome travelling gown OF
blue cloth with hat and gloves TO
match Mr. and Mrs. Mosber left on
the morning train for Oklahoma City
where they Will visit friends for a
few days. Mrs. Mosher is a very
charming young lady and has won for
herself a large circle OF warm friends
in the years she has spent In Guthrie
Mr.. M0sher Is well known in Guthrie
ana stands high in railroad circles
where be has gained reputation foI
stoadiness and trustwOrthiness.
Alr. ami Mrs. Mosher will be at
homie in Guthrie after the first OF the
yea.
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The Ku Klux Klan met with Mr. and
Mrs. Otto Zimmerman for six o'clock
surprise dinner and a jolly game of
high FIVE Friday evening, Mrs VIII
Rajhal won the ladies prize and Mr.
QUO Zimmerman, the gentleman's.
Mrs Zimmerman and Mr.. Corb sarchet
the "boohysn Mr.. and Mrs. Emil
Otto, OF Wichita, Kas. were guests OF
tho Klan.
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Her Teddy Bear.
I've dot a little Teddy bear,
/ call him Fuzzums. dear;
| squeeze him an he talks TO me,
His words is awful queer
He's only dot two beads fer eyes,
His tail is Just a stub;
| guess the reason it ain't long
is cause he's still cub.
love dear Fuzzums let's anlots,
An isyi bpt he loves me;
Lacmdy Ann, my dear gig doll,
* Jealous as kin be.
Las night she took an scowled at him
! spanked her fer It, too;
This mornin she won't speak to me,
She's lookin' awful blue.
My sister says to me one night,
What dood does that bear do?"
| says, II bug. nlM Fnzzums, dear
Just filIe Joe Brown hugs you"
That made my sister mad at me,
Cause Joe wus settin there;
But / don't care how mad she dts,
love my Teddy bear.
Mrs Fred Lange has returned TO
her home in Kansas alter very
pleasant visit with Mr. and Mrs. j. M.
Mcconnell.
Miss Elizabeth strang. who has
been the guest of Miss Lou StraEg
through the holidays, has returned to
her home in Texas.
Mrs Emmed Stobaugh is in the
city from Crescent visiting her pa
rents Mr.. and Mrs j. Marshall. 309
South First street
Mr.. and Mrs. F. s. Barde came
down fyom Guthrie Saturday 70 ia
visit with Mr.. aud Mrs. c. NJ. Barde
and Mrs. w. c. Hughes.--Oklahoman
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WANTED--City subsc-iLera TO know:
You can hel3 I.eade. carriers. by
prom9tly paying subscriptions weekly.
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Miss Arlle Kenworthy, Of Perkins.
who is one of the most popular aud
highly accomplished young ladies' in
the university at Norman. is in Guth-
rie visiting friends. Miss Kenworthy
has many trends in Guthrie, having
visited here often.
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Ltehhart, Lillian R9hor, Florence Mtl-
Ter. Cora Webster Lottie Smith. Alma
Watkins: Masters Harold 1.iebhardt.
John Allison, Jr, and Albert James
Watkins.
A merry party OF young people en-
joyed drive TO the country last
Monday eyering, where they attended
a watch party al the home Of Misses
Elsie and Alta Blair y A wagonette
was secured and with much gaiety
the start was made and the home of
the Misses Blair soon reached The
evening was spent with cards and
g5mes, with an elegant luncheon serv.
ed at the mystic hour of twelve.
The party comprised Misses Elsie
and Alta Blair, Dot Ham, Dot Bran
ham. irene Sanford, Artie Higgenboth-
am. Messrs. Harry sehemerhorn, Ar
thur Chaney Robert Campbell. Cleve
Smith, John RitterbUsch, Eb Thomp-
son and Harry Kaley
Mrs 4. r. Carlin entertained at
somersault Thursday afteraOon com
plimentaFy to Miss Edna Kelly of Al
va. Miss Norma Holman won the
first prize, Winnie Matchett the sec
ond and Miss Kelley was given the
guest prize. A light luncheon was
served and very pleasant afternoon
was enjoyed The guests we're Mes
DANES Cottingham, Longaker, Homer
Adams. Misses Edna Kelly of Alya.
Edna Klink, Nathalie Wright. Gsye
Bronson. Norma Heilman. Mamie and
Ida Lohr, Lila Croxton. Letha
Barde Esther Beland, Eulaie Hagan,
Linda Gregory aud Winnie and Dessa
Matchett. Haysel Coiburn, Helen Nc
Coy and Miss Fisher of st. Louis,
Madeline cottingham and Bertha
!, Levy. =
The Misses Bamford entertained
Thursday afternoon at whist compli-
montary to their guests, Miss Grace
Griffith, OF Chicago. and Mrs. Leila
d, Atkinson of South McAlester Miss
sampsel won first prize and Mrs. At
ldnson the guest prize. A delicious
two-course luncheon was served, as
follows
First course; pressed chicken, po
tato chips, nut salad, cranberry sauce
hot biscuits with apricot jelly and
coffee. Second course: prune whin
and whipped cream, cake, and grape
( Juice.
The invited guests We're: Mesdames
Atkinson, OF South MeAlester; Powers
Bamford, carter Jack Morris, VIII
Patterson, Miss Grace Griffith, OF Chi
cago, H.; Ruby McNeal, McNeal
Rhodes, Sampselh Krsey. Schnell
Jessie Cassidy, Cassidy. Rhudy, cf st
/ Joe, Mo; Riddleman, Of Fort Worth
/ Texas; lone Coyle.
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Secretary ANA Mrs. +. l. Wenner
entertained the employees of the school
land Office Monday e~eUing at their
home. 703 East Logan. The old
fashioned games were played, the old
year watched out and the new year I'm
in the old fashioned way. Refresh
ments we're served and very pleas
ant evening spent
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The Ku Klux Klan gathered at
Metchett's Cafe for dinner Monday
evening and from there went to Mr..
and Mrs Ira Longakre's where they
held a good Old fashioned watch party,
amusing themselves with high five
and other games appropriate for the
occasion.
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Florence Miller Lillian Raher, and
Alma Watkins who gave several piano
selections Mrs II. r.. Miller assisted
Mrs. G.. W. Watkins in serving a de-
licious luncheon. The 'tle guests
voted the young host a royal enter
tainer The guests were Misses Ethel
Liebhart, Lillian R9her Florence Mil
Ter. Cora Webster, Lottie Smith, Alma
Watkins; Masters Harold f.iebhardt.
John Allison, Jr., and Albert James
Watkins.
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when the cold winds dry and crack
the skin a box ol salye can save much
discomfort I'm buying snlye look for
the name on the box TO avoid any imi-
tations, and be sure you get the origi-
nal DeWitts Witch Hazel salye. Sold
by c. Il. Renfro.
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Mrs. JohnaC Cotteral was hostess to
the Friday Afternoon Euchre club yes
terday Mrs McNeal won first prize,
Mrs VanYorhees the lone hand and
Mrs Rambo the consolation. Dainty
refreshments were served the club
and it's guests. who were Mesdames
A. II. Huston and G. II. Cotteral
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Mrs. Leila Collins Atkinson, OF
South McAlester, As the guest OF
Misses Mary and Ruth Bamford, on
Warner avenue. Mrs. Atkinson is az
ranging a party for a third tour of
Europe. having successfully conducted
two former tours She is a brilliant
conversationalist ard delightful
v5mpanion for travel through the
PATHS OF Europe, having that self con
iidence and ability SO necessary. 70
make travel IN foreign country pleas
anl
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Mrs Chas. H. F'ilson, Mrs. Frank
Tranta and Mrs. John Henry Burford
kegt opea house New Years at Mrs.
Filsons home. 32l North First street.
This is a pretty cGstom which has
coTe down through the years with all
its memories Of gay social intercourse.
TO the present The invited guests
were: Mesdames Bird Mcclure,
Washington, D. c.; Cash Cade. shaw
nee. jake Hamon, Lawton; Vernon
whiting, Enid; Roy Hoffman. Chand-
Ter; Frank Dale, Joe Norris, James
Cottingham. r. Il. Asp, +. Q. Barker,
w. n. Gray, j. p. Winton, Mack Nor
ris, Charles Kneisley Johr Embry,
c. NJ Barnes. j. II. Cotterai and w.
A. Frasier. The rarlors and dining
room were beautifully decorated. The
receiving room was lavishly adorned
with pink roses and carnations. the
hall with holly and mistletoc aud the
dining room in American Beauty
roses. red waxtapers and holly
wreaths The punch bowl was placed
on a circular mirror and wreathed
with pink roses and carnations.
The ladies' were exquisitely gowned
and though the outside world present
ed a gloomy prospect all was cheer
and gaiety within ana the callers made
to feel that good cheer welcome
warm hearts and fair faces were
trJly in evidence on that FIRST day OF
what win be Oklahoma's most i'm
memorial year-l907.
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Fred Doye, Ell Welch Charles Brill
ira Irwin, Arthur Burnett. James
Brill. John Ritterbusch. Henry Wit
ter and Frank Lnckenbill
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PLEASING the feet.

Pleasing the Feet.
Dear friends the shoe store "ad
began,
Come try our shoes-they're it,
They're sure to tickle You SO much
Your feet viii have a fit"
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Miss Linda Gregory entertained at
somersault Wednesday afternoon. com
plimentary 40 Miss Edna Kelly, of
Alya Miss Ida I.ohr woh he first
pr.7e. Miss Ramona Chilcoii the con
ISOLATION. and Mlss Edna Kelly the
guest prize A delicious four course
lrnCheOn was served 10 the Following
suests Misses Edna Kelly, OF Alys;
caye BRONSON Ida and Manlie Lohr
Ramona Chileott, Anna Owens, Maude
Williams. Norma Holman. Helen Me
Coy, Eva. Linda and Lula Gregory
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ptss4 4sA Ipshes entertained
TlsIEsdAS ' IN 4no6H at i O'Clock lunch
con and musical guessing contest
complimentary to Mesdames J. l.. and
G.. l.. TAFT, of Washington, ID. c., the
guests Of Mrs. f. A. Douglas. In the
guessing contest Mrs. Douglas won
FIRST prize a handsome cut glass olive
dish, and Mrs. c. NJ. Barnes, the conso-
latiOn. a lovely and unique center
piece. a basket OF ferns and carnd-
tions, tied with red and green rib
bons. following the general color
scheme which was in the colors OF
the ribbons The honOrees Of the
function. Mesdames TAFT. We're pre-
sented with Guthrie souvenir spoons.
The decorations were in green and
red beautifully and artistically COM
biued The ceaterpiece was a Tyre
covered with the delicate fronds OF
fcathery asparagus ferns. The place
cards were sketches in water colors
OF musical instruments, further elab-
Grating the music motif of the lunch
con. Illustrations OF the American
| flag and historical scenes represented
the titles OF national songs and form
( ed the basis of the guessing contest
The guests We're; Mesdames E. A
| Douglas, G. L. TAFT and J. l.. TAFT. OF
Washington, ID. c., Mesdames w w
Rucks. Prichard. of Nashville, Tenn.
r. w. Ramsay, c. NJ. Barnes, c. Hayig
horst, Mac Morris, ]. r. CottinghaH
anc J. J, Abell
Mrs. Hughes is an admirable host
ess, and her guests are always roy
any entertained,
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Master Albert James watkins en-
ieftained party OF his little friends
az his home on South division street
Wednesday evening he showed many
interesting magic lantern pietures and
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Monday evening a few of the many
friends of Miss Justa Clark gathered
a her home on South SorOnd street
and watched the old year out and the
new year in. The fore part 0f the
evening was spent in games and so
cial intercourse. and the frs, moments
OF the new year delicate luncheon
was served
After luncheon the guests formed
themselves into club. which they
named the Mistletoe club, and elected
Mr. Charles Brill president, and Miss
lusta Clark secretary-treasareV. The
club meets on the irst Friday even
ing OF each month at the residence
OF one OF the members.
The charter members of the club
are Misses Nellie Klink. Louise Casili
Eltlse NeI1rlne. Florence Campbell
Carol Scott Hope FFasier, Pearl Buck
lefha Pentecost, Nellie H0gden. LEILA
Clark. Justa Clark aud Messrs- Joe
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The Elks annual New Year ball
was success in every par
ticular. The decorations were hand
scgne ana the mlsic good. All listing
Eiks were made most cordially wei
come Fruit punch was served dur
ing the evening The guests were:
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Swastika Club Meets.
The Swastika club met with Miss
Ramona Chilcott 'on East Harrison
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Phone eae for Ice Cream.
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Mr.. and Mrs. F. s. Barde came
down fyom Guthrie Saturday 70 ra
visit with Mr. aud Mrs c. NJ Barde
and Mrs. w. c. Hughes.-Oklahoman.
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Mrs. Emmett Stobaugh is i'm the
city from Crescent visiting her pa
rents Mr.. and Mrs. j. Marshall. 309
South First street
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Miss Elizabeth strang. who has
been the guest of Miss Lou Strang
through the holidays, has returned to
her home in Texas.
Evening journal., 1907-12-13
EASILY DECIDED
This Question Should be Answered
Easily by Wilmington People.

Which is wlser-to have confidence
IN the opinions OF your fellow-citizens,
OF people YOU know. or depend on
statements made by utter strangers
residing In far-away places? Read
the following
Jacob sliner. SO Jackson street.
Wilmington. Del. says; "In 1897
Doans Kidney Pills cured me OF q
complicated case of kidney complaint
and backache. from which / had suf-
fered for many years. AT one time
was laid up in bed for six months with
excruciating pains Ia every joint OF
my body. particularly across my loins.
on another occasion / had such sharp
shooting pains strike me I'm the back
while az work that I fell TO the floor
as II SHOT. and had to be picked up
and taken home IN a carriage / lay
in this condition for weeks. not able TO
helD myself / also had great annoy
ance with the secretions. which We're
entirely too frequent and unnatural IN
appearance. I doctored, but obtained
no relief / saw Doans Kidney Pills
highly recommended so / went 10
Danforth's drug store and got box,
/ used them according 20 directions,
ana they cured me Of the entire com-
piaint I made a statement for publl-
cation giving these facts In 1897, and
] made another Ia 1904 In which / re-
iterated an / had said seven years
previous Now / wish to say again
on April 25. 1907. ten years later. that
the good effects OF Doans Kidney Pills
have not worn of ana ! am glad to
recommend them. You are al liberty
TO use my name. also send anyone TO
me and / viii tell them personally
what Doan's Kidney Pills did for me"
For sale by an dealers. Price SO
cents. Foster Milburn Co, Buffalo,
New York, sole agents for the United
States.
Remember the name-Doan's-and
take no other.
Evening journal., 1907-12-13
Deaths

LAlRD-In this city. on December ilth,
1907. Agnes r., wife OF George ID.
Laird, aged so years.
Relatives and friends Of the family
are invited to attend tho funeral SER
vices al her late residence. No. 400 l-2
Walnut street, ON Saturday afternoon,
December 1fth. at . o'clock. Intermcnt
Rivcrviow Cemetery
BERMiN NoHAM-In this city. on De
cember ~, 1907, Rev. William J Ber-
minghan. pastor Of st. Patrick's
Church. aged as years.
Relatives and friends are respectfully
invited 10 attend the funeral at ST.
Patricks Church on Monday morning
Omce for the dead az $50 o'clock Pom
tflal requiem mass at 10 o'clock. In
terment az Dover n j. where requiem
mass viii be sung Tuesday morning
at ST. Mary's Church. Please omit
flowers.
RilEY-At Georgetown, Del. on De-
cember 10, 1907, Terence n. Riley.
Relatives friends and employees of p
3D. a. w. boiler shop are respectfully
in,i TO attend his funeral from his
late residence, No. e15 Lancaster ave-
rue. ON SatIrsay morning az O'Clock.
Requiem mass at ST. Pauis church,
lnterrient at Cathedral Cemetery.
LEVEY-At Christiana. Del. on De-
cember 18th. 1907. Diana M, beloved
daughter of John and Florence Levey,
aged II years.
Relatives and friends are invited to
attend the funeral on Sunday afternoon,
December 18Th. Services In Presbyter-
ian Church, Christiana, Del, at 2
o'clock Interment Presbyterian Gene
terry Carriages will meet trolley at
stanton. leaving wilmington, Del, at
11.i5 a. m.
cREENFiELD-On December T., 1907,
Rebecca Greenfield. aged SO years.
Relatives and friends are respectfully
invited to attend the funeral from her
late residence. II West Twenty third
street. on Monday. December l6. Ser
vices at the home at no o'clock. Leave
house at l. o'clock to proceed TO Bethel.
Interment at Bethel NJ. 70. Cemetery