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Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-07-25
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Report OF Linen Committee
Mrs. James Rowbottom, Table Cloth
Miss Rowbottom. II Pillow Cases.
Mrs. Joseph Charles. pair sheets, !
pair Pillow Cases.
Mrs. Sol. Peyser. pair Blankets.
Mrs. HorwitZ. Night-shirts.
Mrs. Ebert Nexsen, Nightshirts.
Miss Nexsen 4 Towels
Mrs. w. l.. Hopkins. / pair Blankets
Mrs. Sol. Berman, 4 Towels.
Mrs. Walter Livczey. he'd Spread
Watt. Doxey & Watt. | Bureau Scarf
Mrs. Colwell. dozen Towels.
Mrs. w. a. Post, Table Cloth.
Mrs. Aaron Kurniche, Towels.
Mrs. w. X. Jennings l pair Sheets
The Misses Salley, Towels.
Mrs. a. Rybene, l pair Towels.
Mrs. l.. w. Danzenbaker. Night
Dresses.
Mrs. j. p. Williams, Towels.
Mrs. Clarence p. Jones. pair Sheets
Mrs. ]. Peyscr, Bureau Scaris.
Miss Peyser, pair Sheets.
Mrs. VIII Rees Davis. Pillow Cases
Mrs. John A. Wilett. Table Cloth
Miss Willett. / dozen Napkins.
Mrs. Sumertop. | Table Cloth.
Mrs. l.. b. Manville, 1 pair Blankets.
Miss d. Meyers, Table Cloth.
Mrs. J. Eisenman. half dozen Towels
Mrs Frank Lodcwick. dozen Tow
els.
Mrs. j. d. G.. Brown Spread.
Miss Gildncr. Pillow Cases.
Mrs. A. w. Gildner 4 Towels.
Mrs. j. Deering. Bureau Scarf.
Mrs. e. Y. Alsop, pair Sheets.
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UNDERTAKES

l have completed the most up to
date Undertakes establishment in
the city, with mortuary sufficiently
large for most funerals, show room
equipped with the latest improved
show cases. enables ME to display
n large line OF my class of goods. /
make specially OF the Undertaking
business. and give my entire time to
1t. and with two assistants and two
licensed embnlmcrs, and tho most
modern paraphernalia, I am prepared
to give the very best of service to all
classes. Respectfully,
w. Il. ROUSE,
2S4-236 Twenty-fifth street. Phones
81 office. Residence ITO.
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FOR SALE.

FOR sALE-BEAUTIFUL WATER
front home near Hampton. very
large grounds, all modern convcn.
iences. Just the place for army or
navy officers or craftsmen. An
ideal home. Very cheap. Boating.
bathing. Oysters. Crabs: right at H..
SOMMERVILLE TRUST CO.
20 ct
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Admiral Yamamoto talks like the
clearheaded, sensible man he is. And
Japan need not apologize very much
Tor Sakamotu America has her Hob
son.-Boston Transcript.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-07-25

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and greatest relief from corns, etc.
so to your oldest and most reliable
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street, silsby Building. Bell Phone
510.
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TRANSFER COMPANIES.
SPECIAL NOTICE.

SPECIAL NOTICE-SOMMER
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SEALED PROPOSALS.

Sealed proposals will be received al
Office or Treasurer. Southern Branch,
n. II. d. V. g.. National Soldiers
Home. Elizabeth City County, yir
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and then opened, for furnishing and
delivery OF supplies, water melons,
cabbage and tomatoes, in accordance
with instructions and specified tons
copies OF which, with blank propos.
ais and other Information, may be
had upon application to
p. A. BBESON, Treasurer.
Z 23.25,27
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DAILY Press NEWPORT NEWS va THURSDAY july 25 1907

and will remain Mt that station when
promoted to admiral.
The vacancy in the grade of cap.
tain Will be filled by tho promotion
OF Commander George Henry Peters,
OF tho Asiatlc station. This will give
opportunity for tho promotion OF
bieut.-Com. Gustav Kaemmcrling
On October 13, Rcar.Admiral Chas.
Herbert Stockton, now in command OF
the special service fleet consisting
which liz now Mt Brest. France. and
Rear-Admiral Seth Mitchell Ackley
will retire.
Important Command for Sebree.
Admiral Nriel SeErce will on the
trip to the Pacific Coast command the
squadron TO consist OF the four big
armored cruisers Tennessee, Washing.
ton, California and South Dakota
The retirement OF Admiral Stock
ton Will create Il vacancy, which Will
be filed by the promotion OF Cant.
Albert Ross, who Is n member of the
Lighthouse Board and has been the
commandment Of the naval training
station on the Great Lakes.
Capt. William Swift. who was In
command OF the Connecticut was In
line for promotion to rear-admiral
lio stood one number higher than
Captain Ross until the Connecticut
went ashore at Culebra, when no was
suspended from duty and reduced six
numbers In rank. Captain Ross pro.
motion created vacancy, which will
be refillcd by the promotion OF Com.
mander Bradley A. Flske to be cap.
tain.
Three to Retire In November
Three more rcar-admirnls will re.
tire In November. They are Rcar-Ad-
mrnl ASA WALKER the distinguished
mathematician, who is superintendent
OF the Naval Observatory, and Rear.
Admiral Henry Ware Lyon. comman.
dant OF the Mare Island Navy Yard.
California and Rhnr-Admiral Albert
8. Snow. commandant of the Boston
Navy Yard.
Those three rctircmcnts will result
In promotions for two captains. two
commanders two lieutcnant- command.
drs and two llcntcnants. Admiral
Lyons retirement will make way for
the promotion of Capt Richardson
Glover to rearndmirnl, and this vii!
In turn result In the promotion or
Commander Hamilton Hutchins to
captain. Admiral Shows retirement
VIII mako room for the promotion OF
Cant. James Madison Miller, and this
will make way for tho promotion or
Commander John Marshall Bowyer
to lie captain Conumandcr Bowyer
Is now stationed Mt tho Navy Depart.
mont as naval aid to Assistant Secre.
tary of the Navy Ncwbcrry.
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Stray Thoughts.
The doctor usually speaks III OF his
patients. ,. 49,,
News is not always as yellow as II
ia printed.
Chlldrcns nght-drcsscs nro often
bawl gowns.
Burglars are not the only people
who take things for granted.
a mans dollars don't always make
UP for his lack of common sense.
There are lots OF things besides
happiness that money won't buy
manners, for instance.
Philadelphia Record.
You will save a great deal of worry
and trouble every day II you do not
bother your mind about what you can.
not help. Baltimore American.
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MONEY TO LOAN IN SUMS OF $50
to $1,000 at per cent Merchants.
Mechanics Savings Association. AL.
Ian D. Jones. Secretary and Attor.
ney. First National Bank RnildInR.
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The Joseph Charles Auxiliary to the
Newport News Hospital was organ.
lied March z. 1907 and now has n
membership Of fifty ladies'. In the
short time the Auxiliary has been I'm
existence. 1t has done good work.
IN interesting and showing to the la-
dies the needs of hospital and the
members are now working toward n
new hospital and ask the aid of all
tho ladies OF Newport News. We
need your help and you cannot fail
TO realize that this city cannot do
without hospital. The following are
the reports of the different officers
and committees: (Scal)
M. w. DANZENBAKER.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-07-25

LOTS FOR SALE OR LEASE IN ALL
parts of the city. Call and get
prices. OLD DOMINION LAND
CO.. Hotel Warwick building.
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FOR RENT.

FIVE ROOM FLAT. MODERN CON
veniences. Apply to Proctor G.
Cornelius. 23S Twcnty-elghth street.
17tr
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-07-25

MRS. II. d. HOLMES.
Treasurer
Nurses Aid Committee
May Proceeds from Tea
held mt Miss Pcyscr. IS 10 So
May 21-Proceeds from Tea
held ut Mr.. o. p Loomis.. 8 IL
June l0--Proceeds from Tea
held ut Mrs. Il. !. Ford. -. 90
Total Observation-Disclosures % 50
Disbursements
Two Dinners for Nurses. ....S s &c
Five Advertisements and Card
board ................... so
Total 06
Juno ~, Cash on Hand. .....$ Is A
81, 8 % SO
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-07-25

Report OF Building Commit.
tee
From Musical given by Mrs.
VIM. Garner .........S Q 50
MRS. WIN. GARNER.
Chairman.
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~ 8 IS rs
r-! - Z. w. HAGsTRUN.
&'-.,'JT' Chairman.
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MAMIE M. TALL.
Chairman.
The Globe-republican., 1907-08-22

The recital given by Mrs. Minnie
Sheldon Pearce of New York City,
formerly Of this place, at the Presbyterian
church last Saturday evening was ex-
%cellent. The concert which was post
poned from Friday evening until Saturday
on account of the heavy rain, was posi-
bly, not as well attended as 1t might
have been but there was a good sized
audience. Mrs. Pearce's musical ability
IS we'll known here and she quite charm.
ed her hearers with her brilliant selections
and fine execution. The Ladies Trio
gave several numbers in q delightful
name and vocal solos by Mrs. VIII
Gardner, Mrs. Hubbard and Mics Milton
we're received with hearty applause.
The recital wal given under the auspices
Of the Episcopal church for the benefit
OF the church furnace fund and was one
Of the pleasant social events OF the year.
The Globe-republican., 1907-08-22

"Sultan Y" the Ford county pride
three. years old owned by P. Il. Young,
won three straight heats at the races In
Kingman Wednesday. The track was in
a very poor condition owing TO the rainy
weather but 1t was impossible to post.
pone the races any longer. Those who
saw the condition Of the track can better
appreciate the record Of Sultan Y. Next
week the races will be held at st. John
and the following week In this city.
Mrs. Harry Mann Of Bucklin was a
visitor In this city Tuesday.
According to the custom ofthe Catholic
church. bsnns Of matrimony for Harry
Mayrath and Katherine Pdieger, Martin
stohr and Katie Mayrath were announced
last Sunday for the first time in the church
here. The announcement will be made
two more times.
The Globe-republican., 1907-08-22
RAILROAD RUMOR

A. r Oliver, mechanlcal drsftsmau
fiom La Junta, was IN the city Wedues
day invoicing the stock of value, at the
round house.
VIII Schraeder is visiting III Colorado
Springs, for a short time and Owen
Balch Is taking bis place as stenographer
in Trainmaster Coffey's office
J.J. Sullivan and family left Friday
morning for a visit with relatives in the
cas-. MIR sullivan ia employed as II
machinist in the Santa re shops.
The rains of the past len days have
caused the main track IT the Santa Fe ~
become soft where 1t wa, not ballasted
and many "slow" orders had TO be put
out.
As Chief Dispatcher G. u. Beeth has
returned from his vacation, &. E. Shep-
pard, who filed his place during this
time, has resumed his position as night
chief dispatcher.
Godfrey Bobnstengel and son Walter
returned home Saturday morning from
an extended viait with relatives in
Germany. They Will soOa resume their
duties as machinists at the Santa Fe
shops
The new main line Of the Santa Fc
between Spearville and Offerle will be
completed next week and the company
will commence running trains Ovpr 1t
Immediately. The old main track will
be torn up and the material used to con.
struct side tracks.
Some time ago, with a view of ascer-
tanning the facts in regard to the
amount Of material held at the Santa Fe
shops and by section forces, extra gangs
and in fact all material other than that
10 the custody of the store department, a
thorough examination was made which
resulted in he deter mination 10 collect
and turn back into stock all the material
not actually needed for currant uses.
As the undertaking progressed, un-
expectedly large amounts Of material and
supplies were found. Some of this was
absolete and was sold, IN fact special
efforts were ma ie 10 gather up and sell
all Of the scraps available. The valne OF
material taken back in stock from the
various sources mentioned ABOVE daring
the year ending June the 30lb, WAS
81 ,035, 1892. 43. The scrap sale amounted
to 81, 9SS, 793 60
The Globe-republican., 1907-08-22

Monday was n Of the heaviest days
Of the season at the Land Office, as far as
receipts we're concerned.
Nearly everyone who attended the re-
union at Dodge City las; weeS reports
this as having been the best reunion ever
held by this association. The fair, which
has usually been held III connection with
the reunion, was not held at the same
time thlsSyear and there was nothing to
attract attention away from the reunion
proper. The list OF speakers was the
best that has ever been secured including
Senators Long and Curtis, Congressman
Madison, Murdoch, Miller and Scott and
Speaker Cannon. The big day Of the re-
union was Saturday when the big parade
was held and when Speaker Cannon
delivered hesaddress.--Jetmor Republl.
can.
The Globe-republican., 1907-08-22

The Embroidery club was entertained
at the home Of Mrs. NJ. NJ. Gwinner last
Friday afternoon. The following ladies
were present as guests, Mrs. Minnie
Sheldon Pearce Of New York City, Mrs.
Hellar of Wichita, Mesdames, John Cord,
A. D. Smith, W. e. Teare, D, II Jones,
F.Gardner, S. Wilkinson aud Miss HUDSON
OF Hutchinson. The afternoon was spent as
usual ard II luncheon served. Mrs. Gwin-
ner was assisted by her daughter Miss
Grace and Miss Pearl Mendenhall OF
Kansas City. The next meeting will be
another Of the famous dinners which are
given by the CLUB ladies for their husbands
on every fifth Friday.
The Globe-republican., 1907-08-22

Supt. G. e. Aver made a trip t.
Hutchinson Wednesday.
Engine Dispatcher Meaders and wife
left for Tennessee last Friday for o three
weeks visit.
HIT. Pey ton, division master mechanic
from La Junla, was In Dodge City the
first Of the week.
Carl Leatherwood lett Wednesday Oh
the Rock Island for Tur0n to take a po-
sition In the Rock Island station at that
point.
Glen Cpffm4n returned home Tuesday
from Abbeyville where he has visited
the rast month. He resumed mis- pO.
sition as Car distributor 10 the Santa Fe
offices.
Albert W. Hawk and family have re-
turned from a visit in Kentucky and Mr..
Hawk has again resumed his duties as
stationary engineer at the Santa Fe
round house.
On account OF the teavy passenger
work On trains 8 and s aticket collector
has been put on between Newton and
Larned. He comes west on No 5 aud
meets No. daily G.. W. Thomas has
this position.
The insane Mexican who has been
troubling the w0rkmen at the Sauta Fe
coal chutes for some time was arrested
and placed in Jail last week BY Messrs
Bell and Lawrence and was sent to
Mexico Tuesday.
General Foreman Ogten and wife left
Friday morning for SD Louis. Mrs.
Ogden will visit there for about a month
but Mr.. Ogden will return the last Of this
week. During his absence Ed Norton,
travelling engineer from Newton, hos
charge of the round house.
Mr.. Gilliland, who has beea manager
of the Harvey House at this point for
some time, has been transferred to an
other locality in Kansas and j. A. Reed
of Syracuse takes his place here. Mr..
and Mrs. Gilliland left Sunday morning
for a trip to Chicago and The lakes, be-
fore going to their new location.
During the severe storm last Friday an
empty Rock Island box car was blown
for about a block and a half down the
track towards the new mill and off into
the street nearly b~lockading the crossing.
The brakes were set on this car but
proved of no avail against the force of
the heavy wind.
The Globe-republican., 1907-08-22
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EAST
Mysteries, Marveis and
Magic of The Orient Trans
at Your Door. y =

Hindu tugglers and snake -charm-
ers, enchanting Nautch dancing
girls, venerable high priests, wan
dering tribes Of Bedpuins, skilled
warriors, daring Sheiks, fearless
sooth-sayers, witch
doctors, bowling and dancing der
vlshers, cannibals, male and female
slaves, devil-worshipers, saints,
knife, gun and sword experts, to-
gether with their superb Arabian,
Moorish and Algerian horses,
native, gorgeous costumes, war
weapons and trappings, ornaments
and religious articles, musical in
struments of strange tones and
curious design, domestic utensils,
desert tents of animal skins, camp
and travelling equipage and other
odd ard barbaric accOutrements,
paraphernaIia and apprrtenances.
A true and perfect panorama Of
eastern life and customs.
A Kaleidoscope chronological gall
Iery whose completeness has no
equal. Arabs, Moors, Persians,
Dahomians, Abyssinians, ZuIus,
Hottentots, Beers, Kaffirs, South
Sea Islanders, Singhalese, Chinese,
Japanese, Fiiipinos, Australian
Bushmen, Esquimaux.s Cossacks
straight from military service OF
the Car on the Siberian border,
led by the notwithstanding no-
bIepian, Prince Luca, In breakueck
exhibitions of craftsmanship, which
have no prototype. The remote
and fascinating East Sransplanted
at your door.
The Globe-republican., 1907-08-22

The home of Mrs. VIII Lowman wa;
the scene OF a pretty reception last Thurs
day afternoon given in honor of her
guest, Miss Dessa Lowman of Wichita.
Mrs. Lowman was assisted by Miss
Beulsh Gilpin, who served punch and
cakes to the guests during the afternoon,
A large jar of candy was an interesting
decoration and the feature Of the after
noon was the guesses as to the number Of
its contents. Miss Nellie 5ughrue re-
.ceived the prize, a box Of bon bons, fol-
the most correct guest. Among those
who called were: Mesdames, r. @. Yer.
aon, L. L. Taylor, d. J. Phillips, K. w.,
Evans, Harry Gross, Earnest Sturgeon,
viii Martin, Frances Ready, Misses,
Nellie Sughrue, Nell Martin and Kath-
+ Garth.
The Globe-republican., 1907-08-22

The ). S. club enjoyed a pleasant after
noon at the home of Mrs. j. Fl. Ripple,
Friday There was a large number
present with Mesdames Vernon, Watkins.
Baldwin, Davies, Hubbard, Bowen, Swords
Yeaton, j. w. Thompson, Oils Thomp
son, Grom, Williams, Arhent and Mack,
as guests. The time was devoted 10
fancy work as uGual followed by luncheon.
The next meeting will be in three weeks.
The Globe-republican., 1907-08-22

County superintendent Woodbury. has
purchased q new Underwood typewriter.
the best make Of typewriter on the
market.
Rain items used to be considered about
the best kind of items that could be made
10 Western Kansas newspapers. but they
do not attract any attention any more.
Just now 1t 10 raining 80 often that ne one
but the man at the signal Office tries to
keep track Of It. We are having Oregon
weather with showers any and all times
In the day.
The Globe-republican., 1907-08-22
Will ID
w !. S 7
An Illuminating Exposition
of the Romance aspd Adven-
fure of the EARLY Frontier
DAYS. - - ~ - - ~ ~ - - -


Cow boys and cow girls, imbued
with the reckless, fiery spirit Of
prairie soil and mountain air, re-
producing the pastimes, hardships,
chivalrles and equestrian feats Of
the ranch. Diversified demonstra-
tions of daring and skill which send
the blood gaIloping through the
veins. Struggles for mastery with
bucking brOnchOs, in which Limb
and even life are at stake.
Indians, from all reservations,
In native acc0utrements ard paint,
making their first acquaintance
with civilization and exhibiting
their war dances, combatS, savage
|eries, sports, encampments, horse
manship, and methods of hunting
and trapping. The wild customs
and weird traditions Of fast fading
trace exempiified by a~borigine3
fresh from their lonely wigwams.
Surprising artillery and cavalry
tournaments performed by detacl-
ments from the ariniea of the
world. L-assoing by the champions
fOf America ard MEXICO. Practical
and fancy sharpshootiag by Paw
nee Bill and q host OF other spec
ialists. South American Gauchos,
displaying incredible accuracy with
the b0Ia; Australian Boomerang
throwers, hurting their deadly war
weapons. The Deadwood stage
attack in new realism. Miss May
Lille, in an unequalaed array of
high-schooR and menage conpiica-
lions. Elephants in droves gravely
performing exploits that flood the
mind with wonder.
The Globe-republican., 1907-08-22

The plate glass for the new post office
building arrived Ia this city Tuesday on
the Rock Island. The glass came pack
ed In two boxes and weighed 5000 pounds.
The free concert given at the Metho-
dist church last Monday evening by the
Southwest Kansas College Quartet was
not well attended on account Of the storm,
Dean Geo. A. Platts was to have spoken
but was delayed ln getting here, So emily
an hours program was given by The
quartet followed by a reception,at the
u. r. Miller home. The large crowd ex-
pected at the reception were unable to
attend, so the entertainment was on the
whole, quite . disappointment. How
eyer those wholwere present say the flue
entertainment being given BY the young
men speaks we'll for Winfield college.
The Globe-republican., 1907-08-22

The joyful news Of Saturday after
noon of during warm weather, and no
Sunday work in future, has been con-
yeyed to the division Office clerks Of the
Santa Fe here BY superintendent Ayers
the funeral Of little Hilton Sheldon
the one year old son Of Nr. and Mrs.
q. ). Sheldon and grand son Of 9. a.
Guthrie will be held ID spearyille tc-
morrow. The parents have the sympathy
Of their many friends In their cad be-
reavement.
The Globe-republican., 1907-08-22

Mrs. Chas. Incl entertained at dinner
Tuesday evening in honor of her sister
Miss Addie Stsrrett of Shelbyvilie, Mo.
The table was prettily decorated and
covers were laid for eight, Misses Nellie
Sighrue. Annah Martin, Nellie Chapman,
Beulah Gilpin, Clara Incl, Bertha Raih,
Mrs. Frances Ready and Miss Slarrett.
The dinner was served in five courses.
The Globe-republican., 1907-08-22

A pleasant afternoon was spent b5 the
Misses Grace Gwinner, Mary Aten, Laura
Lux Of Topeka, Nellie Chapman, Elma
Schmidt and Mrs. Lillian O'Neill Oh last
Monday at the hone of Mrs. Clyde Smith
for a last social visit with Miss Pearl
Mendeuhall who left Tuesday morning
for Denver. Punch and dainty refresh
ments were served.
The Globe-republican., 1907-08-22
A daughter was born to Mr.. and Mrs.
Elton Hogan this morning.

A daughter was born 10 Mr. and MRS.
Elton Hogan this morning.
Some improvements In tho cement line
are being made on Second Avenue at the
Library corner. A street crossing will
be made and wide gullys have been CON-
pleted. These gullys are to extend
down both sides Of the street to the rail-
road aud will be a very great improve
ment over the many rough places and
deep hole, made by the rains. A
block further down P. NJ. lmelis raising
the walk In front Of his store, seyen or
eight inches and will replace II with q
vide cement one @. M. Hoover will
have cemant walks Ia front OF bis new
buildings and the walk In front Of the
post Office block makes Second Avenue.
one Of the best appearing streets in
town.
The Globe-republican., 1907-08-22
Miss Frances Meairs entertained ber

Miss Frances Meairs entertained her
Endeavor class last Friday afternoon at
her home. There we're about eighteen
present and the time wa. spent eDjolably
with various amusenients followed by a
three course luncheon.
The Globe-republican., 1907-08-22
WOMEN'S CLUB LETTINGS
AND SOCIETY NOTES

Miss Sadie Hanna entertained a few OF
her friends at a slumber party last Satur-
day evening in honor Of Miss Pearl Men
deDhall of Kansas City and Mis- Laura
Lux OF Topeka. d