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The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1907-05-21
On the Constitution and Talks for
Haskell Large Audience
Present

Il left my horns and hoofs at home
and I have had the cookie burrs comb
ed out Of my hair" was the way VIM.
president of the constitution
al convention, opened his speech here
last night. It was the first appear
ance Of alfalfa Bill" in Chiekasha
and the court was well filed when
W. L. Beavers, vice president Of the
democratic club appropriately intro
duced the speaker.
Mr.. Murray came to speak on the
constitution and in behalf Of 9. n.
Haskell for governor and when he
had concluded his speech, it was con-
ceded that he had made good in both
purposes. While the audience was
filled with Cruce men, the applause
that greeted the speakers references
to Haskll showed that large NUM-
Der Of Haskell supporters were pres
ent. The speech was a disappointment
ia those who expected to hear q wild
harangue from a hay-eed politician.
Mr.. Murray had spoken but a short
time before he dispelled any notions
of this kind from the minds Of his
hearers. For two hours he discussed
the constitution in a clear, forcible
manner, answering the objections OF
the critics and demonstrating the wis
dom, patriotism and craftsmanship o.
the men who wrote that document.
The speaker first discussed the per
sonnel Of The convention, declarini
that more intelligent, honst and sobel
men had never assembled in a legis
lative body. He denounced his owl
critics, landing hard on the editor o
the OkIahoman and the Ardmor
Democrat. In answering the objec
tions Of the critics, he compared tn
constitution adopted with the IRE
Light constitution submitted b
! Henry Asp and showed that while bot
. were Legislative in character, the on
was legislation for all the peopl
while the other was for the corpors
tions. The bill Of rights, suffrae
and tax provisions were discussed I
length and also the provision for Il
: amendment Of the constitution. {
is more easily amended than any col
! stitution I am acquainted with. Kan
h as and Texas both provide TIL
/ amendments may be submitted upt
G vote of two-thirds of the legislatu
while we have provided that m
,r jority may submit amendments al
it is further provided that amen
W ments shall be submitted upon |
IL tition of Is per cent Of the qualifi
sh votes"
P As to the chance for statehood, 4
ey Murray said, eve have the sal
ne chance to get statehood that we ha
go had ever since the enabling act Y
aSl nassad I have submitted one of
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1907-05-21

As to the chance for statehood, Mr..
Murray said, eve have the same
chance to get statehood that we have
had ever since the enabling act was
passed. have submitted one Of the
original copies Of the constitution to
Attorney General Bonaparte and have
informed him that I propose to follow
the law. If he says we have the power
to call an election / shall call it." The
speaker defended the action Of the
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1907-05-21
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BANKS CLOSE EARLY.

On account Of the bankers
convention, the banks Of
Chickasha will close at noon
on Friday and Saturday,
May "a and 25. All per-
sons having business with
the banks will take due no
tice Of the same.
FIRST NATIONAL.
CITIZENS NATIONAL.
CHICKASHA NATIONAL.
CHICKASHA TRUST co.
BANK OF COMMERCE.
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1907-06-20
SLEEP BROKEN
ITCHING ECZEMA
Skin Of Whole Body Covered for a
Year Awful itching Kept Suf-
ierer Awake Half the Night
Tried All Kinds d Remedies but
They Had No Effect.
CUTlCURA REMEDIES
A PERFECT SUCCESS

wish b lel you know 5hAt | have
oald one 80 q Cuticufa Remedies -
ons CAKE e Ofirlra soap. una box e
Caiicars. but two ylelf a SntiCura
ksuoivent Pills Nhhh c.sf nie .
tlollaf ard twenty y-ate ccuts lH AL. fnf
q year ! have had what tbry call eeEema.
I HAD a. ltfhlnK Al Oxcs my hedy and
whrn ! wultld fvkifn foF she Night lt
would kssa tne Awmhp hall tbs night,
and the mpFu / wutili ncfAgch the moFe
Il wolfid itch. ! tired al kluds q nsms
esilfs, but could ret no rcitf a fftend
- mine told ms = Try the CuiiCura
Hemsiisa Which | did. and am vrfy
glad / tfed thrm. fuf / vas romplctely
tsirrd II any q mY fftends should
b. tfpuhlesi with the same dssease, l
Wll ehaeFftilly reoainnrrd tha Cuticufa
ncfaeiiea. and n / k1s0w ANY ear Who
wAnls d know haw l cured myself
shall ~ glad a. tell theiu. Waltsg vi.
tsglusch. 500 n. flobey 81. Chicago.
III, Oot. 5 and io. 1000"
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1907-06-20
saturclar. Jane b

SATURDAY, June u
r. }. Talbot Of Saillsaw had bust
ness IN Nlnita this nscsnlng
RI blaKeney came up from Tulsa
On the moFning Frisco today
Geo ". Selgel and wife we're Ia ths
county seat this morning from klnnt
son.
T. $ samuel Of 6reensi.le, Texas
is spend feN DAYS looking over this
country
A. Il Mclean, II Cherryvaie, kans
had business 10 The Cherokee metr0p
oils today
HarkeY Cochran Of Adalr pAssed
through this city this morning en
route 70 Parsons
n. A Thompson. an old man ol
Tulsa, vas a business visitor Ia the
metropolis today
Sterling Malouey and sister, Mis-
Maggie, former residents Of this clty
are here from Illinois
n. A. MAybeffY cane 10 from
claremore last night aud is register.
"a AZ tie Green today
G VI Buttefaorth, a prominent
attorney and Republican politician
vas here this morning from Tulsa.
There are some loose beard side.
walks OF Wilson street that have
reached the limit as dangerous nul,
sance.
Deputy George Mars brought ChAs
ICheWee and Monroe Wolfe up frcm
Sestville this 1oraing on charge Of
Introducing
The I've Chelsea druggists tried be.
fore commissioner Fsvrar Yesterday
afternoon were bound over 70 ths
Miami grand lury
Three mes elsctrlc fans we're Ia
stalled 10 the Offices Of @. n Besoul
aud the Avery Robsrts Inyestmsnl
company yesterday
J W kiegler. route agent fot ths
American Express :. vas her yestcr
day from Muskegee. calling 0pou the
local agent G NJ Douglas
The daY passenger trains on tis
Frisco from the west has been lats
FOR the pas, mouth. TIE trouble i
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1907-06-20

three story dwelling on the banks ol
Grand river In one Of the most pictgf
esaue locations 10 the whole country
Miss oleyla Mars departed sun
day night for an extended visit with
school friends IN and near =. Louis
Mo
The Church Federation aud Anti
saloon League Is 10 session At okla
homa aud nr Dag is fepFesentins
Tits city.
The tso sons Of Dr. A. 7. Owenl
are AZ naftiesyi!le where theY wlll
have charge of the Oweus IeweiFy
store AZ that place
Newton Marsh uas sentenced 10
three years Ia flis penitentiafy and :
line Of tioo for manslausiltef by
Judge 0ul this Afternoon
Pleas Chllders charged with murder.
lng bis step daughter near CuffeyYllie
ia The Territory. last year entered 3
plea of guilty IN the federal court 70.
day
Aiss falcher, daughter Of Rev Geo
A Fulchef. pastor q the Presbyterian
church. arrived Saturday from Penn.
shsV Ale las been attend
lne college
Riley Thompson returned Saturday
ffon the vicinity Of we'ch. where he
fas been sstflus ap barvestefs and re-.
ports good ehcat generals aua a. IN.
nenst oats crop
Mrs ward, the sife o. TIE pfoprle.
tor N tie elees1ie theatre vas
Jhfown fnm a baFgy ia 4 fanawaE
sunday aud seriously injured b strlk.
lug hef bead Ia tie fail
Joseph L Thompson. living hiteen
miles s9ath o. tosu. had DIS dwelling
and ali irs eoutenfs burned sunday
whiic ths family were At church >
short distance awag ar Thompson
Is 40 Old man and can ill afford tie
ios ~ hls home.
The picnic Of tie Congregational
sunday school that vas 70 b. held
Tuesday Afternoon ana evening AZ ths
home Of ~. and Ars. swain. slll b
post p0ned until some later date on &C.
count Of tie serious illness Of one oi
The SUNDAY school scholars
Garland Marrs. xh0 fof the last two
months hzs served The Chlsftain as
city editor, Jeff saturday evening foi
Tulsa, whefe he expects % engage IA
tie real estate and insurance business
THE Chleftain Joins With his mAuY
friends here 10 wishing him tie sue
cess hts ability and energy deserve
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1907-06-20
Monday June II

Monday, June II
Homer Z Kent, the real estate
man IS printing an exceedingly al
traetise folder
Attomey Gaylord y Bebout has
beet conincd 20 his home wlth an at.
tack Of malaria
Harry Mitchell and John s. Thum.
ason are a. Turley Investigating their
OIL properties there
United states court agAln convened
this morning after au adjournment Of
a week
Lawrence Thomas returned 10 this
city saturday from , visit withfriends
aud relatives az Clapmore
J W breeedlofe and wife return.
ed 20 oseeclee today after visiting
their daughter Mrs OF smith.
Father Charles aud n W Ronloey
were among the passengers golue
north over the Katy this morning
Miss Winnie Arter WHO has been
seriously ill FOR the past tso weeks
vas reported 70 be better yesterday.
G C. Roberts vent 10 Tulsa satur.
day evening and drsse out 20 the oil
aelds sunday on A tour ot inspection
r. D. kuight and wife are over
from their hone near Neednore on 1
visit Nf knight has built a stone
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1907-06-20

Friday June j
J.. G. starr IS confined 10 bis home
on account oi an attack Of aalaria
fever
Mrs. Emmett Skinner IS suffering
from an attack of infamatory rhsu
matism
j. II Parker viii leave Ia 4 few days
for business trip 20 81. Louis and
New York.
Miss Olivia Marrs will lea, SUNDAY
fer an extended visit With friends
near St Louis
George Finley has purchased the
pr PinQuard property Ia the south
vest part Of town.
Boyd Hamilton, OF Joplin IS hers
looking after property Interests and
visiting old friends
Alfred OrendoriT and wife Who have
been the guests 81 NJ aud Mrs ) ".
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1907-06-20

Orr lstt today neon tor points 10 OK.
lahoma
Mrs 4 Y Smart and Mrs N, ".
stFout we're AMONG tke passengers
.-....e - aI4A Efa4sasss f..tIan
vest on TIE 4 ffSSV totidf'
Tom Bracket IS arranging for :
three days picnic july 2nd srd and ut
az bis park two miles east Of towu.
VI II, KoFnegaY returned last night
from MeAlester, whore he has been
on business With the territory supreme
court.
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1907-06-20
Local Happenings
THURSDAY, June Is

Ahhla.l4fi thhS -
4. 5. Robinson and family we're
here today from Biz Cabin % get their
deeds but returned disappointed.
Louis Cllnkscales is home from New
York, where he has been attending
Columbia university the past two
years
Joseph g Davis an attorney Of Sa-
pulpa IS IN the city today On business
aud to visit his brother Preston d
Davis
Less than fye hundred deed we're
delivered from tie Dawes commission
car which has been on the siding hers
for the last two days
IL, Howard, 81 Chaifee who has
been a subscriber Tor The Chleitain
FOR the last twenty years vas Ia Vim.
ia yesterday ca business
The governments special car thar
has been here the past tive days dellv-
erlng land patents will be taken TO
Pryor Greek this evening
Mr.. aud Mrs. Dean r Low J W.
Swartz and r. n brown were among
the Chelsea people who ATTENDED tile
wedding OF Miss Louise Han and Lyle
Orr last night
Jordan Morris one Of the wheel hos
ses Of the Democrats party ia the
north part OF the county is ~ vinita
toiay to get his deeds, and IS csnfer
ring with other Democrats here MF
Morris is very faforanly mentioned a.
a delegate 70 Democratic convention
Al Oklahoma citY next Tuesday
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1907-06-20
CUTICURA
The Great skin Cure and purest
and Sweetest of Emolllcnts.

Cuiiumu Ointment 4. beyond uues.
tiun. the most suesesefui curative fuf
torturiuE. daffufins huinofs e the skin
and NrAip, including l1ss uf hair. ~ cltn.
poundod. in proof e which a single
annlntink With Cuttcufa Ointment. pre-
c.sied hy a bot bath aith Cutieafa = ,sp.
and followed IN the sesrfvr casfs bY does
"a NutaurA Resaiyvut tttQuta - Ptiitl,
i 0tten saflicinnt "a 43ofd lfnHsaAlaia ~
lsff ln the ineNt distressing forms "a itFhs
lnE burning and scely hVnaFe esxefnAA
fashss and irrliAtfane, frfmlt r~t and
sioep ard point e. q srss,df cafr y hen
most. g not al. other rcme,iies and even
physicians fan.
Oraffss lstrfrsi 40 fstsFra ffesf1tri ~
fseff lenFf ai irfseis. tta.tfen- tat tts.it s.a'
sIffs n taiFt1ra aar "a o. iistNa taf "a isss
tlintfs ilsfasti - 81 iissI ~ eks ~ ,'.ti.
fsifa Nseaatai ttak .aF i ~ fFW e ttfs.its -
ft,sist Fis st laf eiai g nM "a fFfff ~ ftasss
f~At tfes af1Ma4 ftH WAfHA faftNf fsfsss a aN A
NnfV #ssr frtH ttsMtsa Msae
aFaNsssA iFps. hAt - taW kMHffgua
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1907-06-20

said to b o. ths Tssas dlsalpn south
VI SapaIpa
Col wm f.lttls returned this morn
INK from : visit wilh his sens at Ra
mona
Jno. Il Turner. James 5 Dayen
port, r n Rualngton, Mayor Parks
and others attaodad political poe.
Wow al 0seumA last night
A h0rse backed delivery waeou
into the large plate glass vind0w 81
tho Chapman Drug store this morning
aud broke the glass lnto q thousand
pieces
Misses Lula and Susie MeLAughlln
we're hers today enroute 70 tialfhome
Ia Alton from Raaueli, NJ u where
they have been Visiting their sister
for the past year
The season tickets Tor the Chautau
qua Sre selling.Fapidlytl Better hur-
~ II you want 70 get Ia on tie ground
door aud bag your tickets ~ The q %
rate Oniy 500 slll ba sold AZ this
price From preseat indications the
entire numl'er will be sold ulthin the
next fes aayS Ninitas firms viii
sapply yoa Look Tor the cards an.
nouuclug season tickets fof sale and
act beiefs lt Is too late. Il only costs
YOU s q e per session 70 take Ia the
worlds greatest platform attractions
on the best ChautauQna pfogfAm TO
the west
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1907-06-20

SEASON TICKETS
SOLD TIE REDUCED RATE EACH
he sold al
Mr.
Cherokee National
should
T. Perng l. 4
provided Mr.
week
= or
SECURE YOUR SEASON TICKETS NOW ADVANCE
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1907-06-20

psof y. = patty. Radiam. wirsless TelswapAY. Ele
Demonstrated July lf
Oloi Valley. sA.Asnsrssn Bassa. Monday, Jug e
wslIses Bruce Amsbary. Solsd Literary leefersF
dzf. 5uiy +
Walt Helcomb The Famous Esangss ThurszY. Jelly II
Hon. chas. h. Laadls lndianaz Brilliant Congressman
Thafssny Juf II
Lieut. Eseyln Faldwtn, Fainous Arctic Explorer san
dax. juiy I'll
hon ). =. Tsllman. President University q Askansaa
Thursday, JUS II
The Valley CenEsrt Company, Real Musiesi Artists
Monday. Jals q
The Auehlon Hsls Quartet. One f ne Bee sngnE
Qazftets. Thursday. tais Il
The uaslau lads 0aar,st Famous Ssv England 0ffanl
aa1Iaa. Mdadaf. Julf i
SchliakFsss naaaaFian 0febestfa Fasst Hungarian ~
eAAatta, Fflaax. Inly II
EarnIlHIan 1nbfiee AtmRefH. The n1 Plantation Meo
Dies saturday Jniy 81
The vNazrsph coHansny. World Fiassf Motion Feimes
IaIY u aud +
AID naas oihss sterling kasrsesioas
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1907-06-20
nnn4III

Don't let your child suffer slth that
cough when yoa car cure Il elfh Bal
IaFd's Hogehuund syrup : SIRE cure
f0f cOngls. bronchitis. itnaensa. Group
and pulmonary dlseasTs. nus bottle
aud Tvs IL y II Laughter, Hghaiia
Hiss, writes 4 have tNo children
aho had Group tried manY different
remedies. bgit nazl say Yogf iloFe
hound syrup e tie bcxt Group and
cough remedy ] ever used : sold bg
People Drug store
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1907-06-20
THE VINITA CHAUTAUQUA
Begins July II and Closes July "a. 1907
The Greatest Chautuaqua
Program in the w e ST

THE

wllllam Jennings Bryan. the Worlds Groatess Orator
Monday. July rs
Rtv. Aana hawzrd shaw. Most Eloquent American We
man SUNDAY July q
81 koklehl fiormoto, Tie Brilliant Japanese Leeureg
Friday, july la
wHIlaas sterIlag BATHS. Masterpieces trom Dickens
Tuesday July 10
D. NJ Haxletfe 'sfruh About pahsma illustrated. Tues
day. july Is
Il pnmIlae Johnsom roqnaa lndlan ppetess. Saturday
Ialy 20
Dr.. ueo Lahloate Cole, 'sThs CHa Dsssrss llusiFs-
-. Tuesday July 25
prof Iahn Gilbert. Nature Study. Illustrated Lecture.
Wednesday. July 2t
SEN Rabsr n. lsfeests. Ameiisas Gresises ssraieF.
Friday. JUS fa
flunsssliIe fsowers. ben Ilar Lecture Recital saur
day. July II
mrn lasallc plskett, pekstts Lass Change Tuesday.
july ~
Hon Chester ( llolcomhs. On Tue Real chlaamnu'
Wednesday. July Il
flsynafa Lee Dazsy, Anglo ssxoa crit Tuesday jus
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1907-06-20

There i 40 case II indigestion, 90
matter haw obstinate. that uill not
- speedily relieved ~ the Use 0f ko.
dol kodol contains the eaHe juices
found II : healthy stomach Con
forms e he pure lnoa and drug aw.
Sold hY Naiiarnef : aeyefs md Reo.
pies Dfuz Store.
New-York tribune., 1907-11-10
THE SIEGE OF A COTTAGE

An incident Of modern Russia: Five young men
left Odessa by evening train the little town
ship Of Krivoye-Osero. They were seen by pri-
vate watchman to proceed, one by one. to an empty
cottage. The watchman reported the incident TO
the chief police inspector, who forthwith ordered
the sergeant 70 investigate. The latter took with
him two gendarTnes and a couple OF Cossacks.
but reply given. The sergeant ordered his
TO force the door. On the moment he was
stretched dead by two shots from a window, and
of the gendarmes badly wounded. The
police inspector now hurriedly TO the neigh
boring garrison for assistance. which came very
quickly in the shape Of fifty infantrymen and fifty
CossackS
Again the inmates of the cottage were called
upon 10 surrender. and again there was no re-
epOnse. The military then advanced and opened
Voey attack This instantly checked by
the well aimed fire of five magazine reVOlVers
This siege and dcfenSe then continued for eighteen
hours, and the imprOvsed fort Of the five young
revolutionarieS WAS surrendered only when their
ammunition spent. From the corner of an
handkerchief This first mstrusted by the
military, who delivered another volley. The cot
tage door was then opened by young man I'm "A
red shir;. who flung down his revolver. Close
within the threshold lay the body Of one Of his
companions. but the other three had escaped.
The ore prisoner captured explained 10 the COM
mandant that his dead comrade had not fallen bv
shoulder and with the last cartridge in his re-
Eoigei had shot himself through the temple. II is
believed that The empty cottage being utilized
as a bomb factory-Chicago News.
New-York tribune., 1907-11-10
SEWARD TO GARIBALDI.
Wanted the Italian General to Fight South
Offered Him High Rank.

Nelson Gay. of Boston. who has been living for
time in Rome and who has devoted himself
TO the study OF the perrod OF the revolution in
Italy. has read an lportant communication before
the congress held in Perugia by the National So
cety of the History OF the Resurrection OF Italy
the relations between the United States and Italy
At that time. says The Baltimore sun Mr.. Gay
produced some interesting and hitherto unpub
lished documents which he had found IN the
archives OF the American Legation al Brussels.
These papers deal with facts little known
Sgnor Necchi. secretary Of Garibaldi, writing
at Caprera in 1861 letter OF thanks in GaribaldIs
name 10 the well known American author. Tucker
man. who had written a biographical sketch OF the
general added the suggestion. his initiative
that Garibald should help IN the war between the
North and tho South From this arose the rumor
that Garihaldi had offered his services. and that
they had been accepted.
The American Consul General at Antwerp. Nr
QuiEgle, wrote 10 Garibadt COHgTatUlatiIg him on
his attitude set forth by this To his let
New-York tribune., 1907-11-10
Mr. Lewis lives at No. 878 Sterling

HAL MI LEWIS lNGS dI NO. Oio OtcAAILS
Place.
st. AIMS Church the Heights was the
scene yesterday afternoon of the wedding Of
Miss Marie Gibson Hyde and Frederick Hall
Lane The brides attendants were Miss Vir-
ginia Hurst. Of Brooklyn. maid OF honor. and
her cousins, Miss ~ Madeline Dickie. Miss
Helen Travis, Of Brooklyn Miss Lily II. Har-
per, of Manhattan, and Miss Amelia Gibson, Of
Ridgewood. N ]. Miss Hurst was gowned in
pale pink chiffon cloth trimmed with lace and
pink satin bands The bridesmaids wore frocks
of white net and ChantiIly lace over taffeta
with touches Of pink. They carried pink chrys-
anthemums. Miss Hydes gown was Of white
Liberty satin with garnitures of duchesse and
point lace. She wore tuiIe vail ana carried
bride and Iles-o -the-valley Herbert
Jackson was the best man and the ushers were
James Harper, IT, OF Manhattan; Charles
Travis. Herman Fuchs and Donald Baylis of
this borough. The ceremony was performed by
the Rev. Dr. Walker at , O'Clock, and small
reception followed at the home Of the brides
parents Mr.. and Mrs Charles Edward Hyde.
No. 212 Garfield Place. Mrs. Hyde a gray
spangle net robe. The decorations were in
green and white.
Justice and Mrs. AImet F. jerks were the
guests Of honor at dinner given yesterday
week by Judge and Mrs. Josiah T. Marean AZ
Daybreak. Green's Farms. Conn. The other
guests were Mr. and Mrs Edward Marshall
Grout, Mrs Charles Cushman, Miss Laura
Hughes Judge Warren NJ. Foster and julius
McGin. Mr.. and Mrs. Grout entertained JUS
tice and Mrs. jerks AppulCombe. their sum
mer home at Green's Farms. Conn. on Sunday
evening. Mrs. Marean gave card party FOR
Mrs CuShman on Monday.
The engagement is announced Of Miss Mar
1orie O. Bartholomew. daughter Of Mr.. and
Mrs William Bartholomew of No 100 Hanson
Place, to Adrian T. Parads. Of Washington
Park. Miss Elizabeth Oisel of No. 3i CUmber-
land street. gave card party in honor OF Miss
Bartholomew
The third annual Little Italy dance viii he
given al the Heights Casino. Thursday. Dcccm-
ber ,. The committee in charge is Miss Adele
Bull. Associated with her are Miss Anna
Francis Miss Marjorie Prentiss Miss Marie
Almirall Miss Zoe Lehman. Miss Jessie Stan
ton Miss Madeline Dougherty. Miss Antoinette
and Miss Helen Hunter. The list OF patronesses
has not Yet been completed.
Mr. and Mrs Walter Damrosch and Mr. and
Mrs. David Names viii be the guests Of honor
al the reception which tho Barnard Club will
Symphony Orchestra at the Baptist Temple,
Saturday evening. December It.
Mr.. and Mrs. Victor Koechl and Otto Kocchl.
who spent the summer abroad, returned Tues
cay on the kronprinzessin Cccile.
Mr. and Mrs. Albert S Williston and Mr.. and
Mrs. John l.. Preuss returned from Europe on
Monday in tho Blucher.
4 fair under the auspices Of the Ladies'
Auxiliary will be given for the benefit Of the
Cortelyou Club at the clubhouse. Bedford and
DltmarS avenue. from Tuesday November l.,
to Saturday, November Ii The admission card
entities the bearer to a chance on large silk
flag.