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The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1908-04-30
CHAPTER II.

AN ACT b repeal and re-enact with
amendments Section 6 of Chapter
334 of the Acts of 1904, entitled An
Act to repeal and re-enact with the
amendments Section of Chapter
6lO of the Acts of 1890, entitled an
Act to enable the qualified voters of
Garrett county to determine by
ballot whether spirituous or fer
mented liquors or alcoholic bitters
shall be sold in said county and to
regulate the terms and conditions
on which the sale thereof NAV be
made in case the majority of the
voters of said county shall deter
mine said question in the affirma-
tive, and to regulate the sale there
Of by druggists and pharmacists.
SECTION /. Be it enacted by the Cen
eral Assembly of Maryland, That Sec
ton 6 of Chapter 60 of the Acts of
1890 as repealed and resenacted by
Chapter 554 of the Acts of 1904, be and
the same is hereby repealed and re-
enacted with amendments so as to read
as follows:
6. No spirituous or fermented liquors
or alcoholic bitters shall be sold in any
election district of said county except
as provided for by Section of this Act
and also upon the following terms, viz:
Each and every applicant, person or
persons, corporation, company or asso-
citation shall be recommended to said
clerk by at least seven respectable free
holders assessed for at least two thous-
and dollars living in the election district
in which said saloon is located and with
in two miles of the place where said
liquors or alcoholic bitters are to be
sold, as fit person to traffic in the
article Provided that the exception
made by the last clause of Chapter 554
of the Acts of 1904 shall still remain in
full force and virtue in law. Nor I'M
til such applicant or applicants apply
ing for such license, shall have filled
with said clerk bond with at least two
sureties to be approved by said clerk in
the penal sum of two thousand dollars,
conditioned to the payn ent of all fines,
penalties, costs and damages, to which
the person or persons obtaining said
license may become Liable for any viz a
ton of any of the license laws of is
State and said clerk is hereby prohibit
ed from approving any bond under this
section unless it shall appear to him by
good evidence that the aureties on s.
bond are worth in real tate double
amount of the penalty of such Dor
And that in no event shall any pc
sell such articles on the Sabbath
commonly called Sunday; and for
tions of this provision, such
natural or artificial shall be sub
the penalties provided Tor in Sc
of this Act.
SEC. 2. And be it enacted, r.
act shall take effect from the
its passage.
Approved March 10, 1908.
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| offer for sale Military Lot No. 79l,
containing so acres, lying about five
miles west of Frostburg. andTnear the
old Blocher place in District No. 9 of
Garrett county. The property Twill be
sold cheap and on easy terms. Apply
to W. E. Wilson, l07 Virginia gAvenue,
Cumberland. Md.
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To pay this amount it was ascertained
that the taxable property as shown. BY
the Assessment Books amounts to s.
4OS, 2l4.O0, which at S106 on the 500
will make the above amount for County
purposes $50, 127.O7.
Deducting 1874, $4,000 for Corpora
tons paying direct to the State Treas
urer leaves the basis 81, 675, 34S. 90 at 10
cents on each 500 makes S12, PIT. So and
this added makes the taxes for State
and County purposes SOL, 4O443.
a. G.. ROSS, Clerk.
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Printers Ink

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OUTSIDE PENSIONERS.

John Kanada, support Frances
Cooper, subject to order. 25 90
Sarah Sanbowcr, support HUI
bert Sanbower subject to
order....................... 50 90
Silas Cuppett, support Emily
Forsythe, subject to order. 100 90
Jacob Beeman support Eliza
beth sPiker, subject to order % 90
Francis Fike, support Nancy
Nansicklc and daughter, sub
jeCt to order. 120 90
Esther Glotfelty, support self,
subject to order. % 90
Simon Nair, support self, sub
jcCt to order. On 90
J. I. Ringer, support John r.
Ringer, Subject to order..... l2O 90
Amelia Turney, support self,
subject to order. ......... 50 90
Alpheus and Mary Yeast, sup
port self, subject to order. $50 90
James W. Gilpin, support self,
subject to order............ 100 90
Estimate for others. .......... 200 90
Total, II OQ6 M
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LEVY LIST, 1908.

Annual Levy for Garrett County,
Maryland, Levied on the 18th
Day of April, 1908, by the
Board of County Commits
sionerS for Garrett County,
MARYLAND.
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Deficiency in hondi sale. ,15S 81
To be used for the necessary
grading, steps, walks and ap-
proachcs on court house lot.
laS per Actof Legislatwe). . 5000 90
Total............... So 3S 50
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SHERIFF'S OFFICE

a. L. Lee, late Sheriff, use Car
rett National Bank..........> 500 90
Same, use Dixon & Kclso..... $50 II
Same, balance. ...............1,3 46
Estimate to pay Sheriff's sala-
ry, prisoners board etc, for
1908, subject to order. 5, 900 90
Estimate to pay Warden's sal
airy, subject to order. 900 90
Estimate to pay Jail Cook sal
airy, subject to order. 500 90
Z. |. West, tabingcare of David
Saucer at jail, use First Ma
tional Bank of Oakland. Il 50
c. !. Brown, taking care of Da-
vid Saucer at Jail, use of First
National Bank of Oakland. p 90
Daniel Vaughn, taking care OF
David Saucer at jail, use First
National Bank of Oakland. 50 90
Daniel Jamison, taking care of
David Saucer at jail......... ! 50
!. w. Purncll, taking care Of {.
{. Michael at jail............ y 90
Total.....:...............S7.029 81
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Sherif's License Notice

To Merchants, Traders and Others:
All persons and bodies corporate or polite
of Garrett county who are or shall be exer-
clslng or pursuing any business, or shall be
IN the occupation at any house or place for
any purpose FOR which license is made ne
cessary by the laws of MARYLAND, are hereby
warned to obtain license or renew the
same on or before the
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To pay bond No 1............S5,O 900 90
- interest from Aug. lst,
1905, to July 3lst, 19O9...... 5000 90
IGtal.. .................SS,0 600 90
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COURT FUND.

Estimate to pay expenses for
June, September and Decem-
Der, 1908, and March Term.
1909 :
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Wanted at Dixon & kelso's
white oak and rock oak street
I in. face, 6 in, thick and 8 #.
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ORPHANS, Court

Estimate to pay Judges. S464 81
E. +. Friend, Register Of Wills. us 10
Total Observation-Disclosures. 1853 "a
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CONSTABLES FEES.
MAGISTRATES, EEES

Dist. No. Peter Nathan. "A 40
5-Henry Kahl ....... 7 IS
IA. S. Teats. ....... 1870 %
lO-Wm. d. Hoye..... is 90
14-Andrew B. Gender. 90 40
Total ................ ....S261 Of
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COMMISSIONERS OFFICE.

Estimate for County Commits
sioners. Observation-Disclosures. 600 On
y. G. Ross, Clerk, balance. 49,. 800 On
F. A. Thayer, Attorney....... $50 OF
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Districts Nos l, 4, I, s. 10, IS
and IA, subject to order.....S 81 SIS SO
Districts Nos. 5. 9, II and Il.
subject to order............. 500 90
Districts Nos ,, and 8, sub
iect to order. 400 90
Total.....................S2 .27S SO
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STATE WITNESSES BEFORE !. p.
Estim ate for 1908. .............. 800 90
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CHAPTER 63g.

AN ACT to repeal and re-euact with
amendments Section of Chapter
Il passed at the present session of
the General Assembly of the State
of MARYLAND fo. +bo ZOO. 1OnO
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FON AND CAT CERTIFICATES
Estimate to pay same for 1908. $3.50 90
ALMSHOUSE AND ASYLUM FUND.
Estimate for 1905, ............s2,6 500 90
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MARYLAND HOSPITAL

Estimate for 1908. .........-..a, $50 oC
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CORONERS' INOUESTS.

Total ....................>1, O96
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1908-07-24
Miss Haley's Musical.

Miss Maud Haley entertained a few
friends very informally but charm
ingly at a musical Monday evening
at her home on South High street, in
compliment to her house guests, Miss
es Joe Lena Griffith of Mt. Pleasant,
Minnie Hammond, of Nashville, and
Misses Virgie Stoddard, of Nashville,
and Minnie Smith, of Springfield, who
are the guests of Mr.. and Mrs A. H.
Smith on South High street The
evening was spent in giving selection
on the piano and vocal selections.
An ice course was served.
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PERSONALS.
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Sim Ashley has returned from
visit to his mother at Manchester.
Mrs. M. ]. Craig, of Summertown, is
the guest of Mrs. Sam Voss in West
End.
Mrs. T. A. Leach and children have
returned from visit to the family OF
A. M. Leach at GAINESVILLE.
Mrs. j. A. Graham and daughter
Grace, left Thursday afternoon fol
Canada, where they will spend the
months of July, August and portion
of September
Congressman L. P. Padgett left
Friday for New York from which
place he will sail on August 4 for
Europe. where he goes as one OF
the delegates to represent this nation
at the Interparliamentary Union
which will meet at Berlin in Septem-
Der. Mr.. Padgett will probably be
absent until about October l. -
Mrs. L. P. Padgett is visiting rela-
tives in Nashville.
Master Fred T. Raglan, of Nashville,
is visiting relatives here.
Mrs. Grace House, of Georgia. is
visiting Miss Annie McMillin at Zion.
Mrs. Virgil Hughes, of Alabama, is
visiting friends and relatives in Co
lumbia.
Hugh Webster and William Fry
have gone to Primm's for several
weeks stay.
Mrs. A. w. Brant and daughters
have returned from a months stay
with Ohio relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. L. CRANBERRY came
out from Nashville today and will at
tend the funeral of their brother, Joe
CRANBERRY Monday at the CRANBERRY
home near Ashwood.
Rev. T. H. Athey will leave Monday
for Theta, where he will assist Rev.
j. e. Hight in a meeting conducted
at that place. DR.. Athey will be abb
sent until Friday.
Miss Charlotte Fariss and her
guest, Miss Inez Wagner, will re-
turn this afternoon from visit to
Mrs. Will Brooks in Mt Pleasant
Miss Nora Drake, of Sheffield, is
visiting Mrs. Ed Turner
A. w. Warfield left Sunday for a
short visit to Nashville.
Miss Annie Davis, of Spring Hill, is
visiting Mrs. Shelby Coffey.
Mrs. j. C. Tate and children are
visiting relatives in Tullahoma
Mrs. Will Barker has returned from
Nashville and Is able to be up in her
room.
Captain and Mrs. Thomas Gibson,
of Nashville. are visiting Mrs. Mary
Clopton.
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READ THIS ISSUES
EDUCATIONAL ADS

The Herald takes pleasure In
calling the attention of our
readers this week to the advertise
ments to be found in this issue or
the southwestern Presbyterian Uni
versity at GAINESVILLE, and the Uni.
verslty OF Tennessee at Knoxville.
Both of these are fine educational In
situations with national reputation.
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were a number of specially invited
guests. Upon arrival the guests were
served with tea and sandwiches. The
house was artistically decorated in
purple and yellow, cut flowers of
these hues being used in profusion.
A guessing contest "a Dream of Fair
Women" furnished the amusement for
the guests after which cream and in
dividual cakes were served.
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Miss Halle Fry is visiting rela
tiYes at Lynnville,
Miss Kendall, of Guthrie, Kyp Ii
the guest of Miss Maggie Lou Sloan
Mrs. ]. P. Warnock, Of Mt. Pleas
ant, was in Columbia today.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. N. Calvert, of Cul
leoka, were in Columbia Monday.
Tom Seagraves and Mrs. Hildrey
Wiley, of Frisco, Texas, are visiting
their sister, Mrs. Tom Mclean.
H. H. Harris left Sunday for Mont
gomery, Ala, where he goes to bring
his mother home, who has been quite
ill.,
Misses Berna Dean and Teresa
Raglan, who have been visiting MISS
Pearl King, have returned to Nash
Vile.
Mrs. Virgil Hughes and daughter,
Miss Ivie, of Alabama, who have been
visiting friends in Columbia went to
Primm Springs today for a stay OF
several weeks.
Ray Hunter, Earl Merrifield, Frank
Seay, Lon Potts and Walter Alexan-
der went to Nashville Monday and
witnessed the game between Nash
Vile and Little Rock.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sam Wilkes, of Nash
Vile, who are visiting DR.. and Mrs. NJ
B. Smiser at Culleoka, were In Co.
lumbia today.
Miss Mary Ross, of Nashville, Is
visiting Miss Bessie Hunter Dawson
at Zion.
Miss Eta Smith, of Glendale, has
returned from visit to Miss Ramon
at Louisville.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. R. Bryant, of Comp
bell Station are visiting Mr.. and Mrs.
Shelby Coffey.
Miss Mariah Gill has returned to
Nashville, after visit to the family
of Robert Orr at Zion.
Mrs. Walter F'rierson and three
children, Cynthia, Theodore and
Grace, who have been visiting Zion
relatives for the past two weeks,
have returned to Nashville.
Miss Annie Kerr, of Fayetteville, is
visiting Miss Maud Craig.
Miss Alice Digger of Zion, is visit
ing Mrs w H. Schuneman.
Cecil Conner has returned from a
weeks stay at Dawson Springs, KY.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dave Brain, of Saber,
KY, arrived today to visit Mr.. and
Mrs. John Colvert.
Miss Estelle Scott has returned
from an extended visit to Rev. and
Mrs. Cochrane Preston at Batesville,
Ark. Returning via Sheffield, Ala,
where she also visited her brother, !
Scott and his family for sew
eral days. "a,
Watkins l.. Fleming will leave soon
For an extended trip. He will visit .
Toronto, Montreal, Quebec, Mount
Morency Falls, Saratoga, Niagara
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River Camping Party.

Mr.. and Mrs. j. M. Dedman
left Thursday for their annual
camping trip up the river. They will
go to Sowells Ford. In the party
will be Mrs. B. B. Bond and daughter,
Antionette, of New Port, Ark, Miss
Gladys Dedman, Dr. Wallace Wilkes,
Joe Webster, James Dedman, Will
burn Starnes, of Franklin, and Sam
Caperton. In past seasons it has been
the custom of parties from town to
drive out and eat fish in the camp,
and this season promises more of this
kind of enjoyment than any former
ones.
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Zion Book Club Entertained.

Mrs. j. o. Walker entertained the
Zion Book Club very pleasantly at
her home at Ashwood this morning In
honor of her guest, Mrs, Laura Nc
Grady, of Bonham, Texas. In addi-
ton tte~>members of the club there
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Miss HarIan's Lawn Party.

Miss Elizabeth Harlan entertained
at lawn party Friday evening at
her home at Cross Bridges, in honor
of her visitor, Miss Belle Riley, of
Allensville, KY. AS the guests arrived
they were SERVED with frappe by
Miss Tommie Harlan and Master
Ward Roege, of Tallahassee, Fla. The
lawn was aglow with hundreds of
Japanese lanterns and the evening
was spent in conversation and at
late hou a dainty ice course was
served.
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Little Dorothy Hollis entertained
about fifty OF her little friends We'd
nesday afternoon at the home of Mrs.
r. C. Cant on West Seventh sereet.
Games were played on the lawn. At
ter the game dainty refreshment were
served.
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Primm Spring Party.

Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Mullens, of
Santa Fe, are chaperoning party
which left Monday for Primm Springs.
In the party are, Misses Louise Nc
Clellan, Willie Essie Hight, Ralph
Hunter and Eugene Hight from Co
lumbia, and Joe Mullens, James
Church and Ben Mullens from Santa
Fe. The party will occupy cottage
and will stay several weeks.
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Mrs. Monte Fariss gave dinner
party Wednesday evening at her coun
try home on the Pulaski pike in honor
OF MissCharlotte Fariss and her guest
Miss Inez Wagner. of Fayetteville
Covers we're laid for ten and the
menu was of the most exquisite and
served in six courses.
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Party for Bon Aqua.

For ten days stay at Bon Aqua
Springs a party of young ladies from
this county left Thursday Among
the number was the follow
ing: Misses Brownie Tomlinson,
Eliza Ballanfant, Sallie Hardison, Bes-
sic Hardison, Ida Wilkes and Annie
Wilkes and Mrs. EVE Moore of Gull
leoka and Miss Zell Wilkes of Spring
Hill and Miss jamie Henderson, Of
Franklin.
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Lawn Party.

Little Miss Cornelia Brown enter
tanned at a lawn party Friday after
noon at her home on the Hampshire
pike, in honor of her cousin, little
Miss Cynthia Frierson, of Nashville.
About seventy-fve of the little folks
enjoyed the occasion. Blowing soap
bubbles and a peanut stringing con.
test were the amusing features. Frap-
pc and an ice course were served.
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A party of girls and boys left to-
day for 6 two weeks camping trip on
Duck river, near Columbia. They
will have a big time fishing and swim
ming in the river. Those composing
the party are: Misses Annie and
Grace Ross, jamie Holman and Alice
and Louise Hayes. Messrs. Frank
Johnson, DR.. John Lee, Frank Dillon,
Robert Heriges, Henry and Cecil
Hayes.--Nashyille Banner.
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SOCIETY.


Lawn Party.
Little Miss Lenora Williamson en-
tertained a number OF her little
friends Tuesday evening at her home
on North High street Games were
played on the lawn and refreshments
were served.
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WHEAT, CORN, OATS

Ashton Mills offer liberal prices
and furnish new sacks.-J. B. ASH.
TON. 19-10wks
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Miss Charlotte Fariss and her
guest, Miss Inez Wagner, of Fayette-
vile were the honorees of a delight
full dance given at the Frierson House
Friday evening by the young gentle
men of Mt. Pleasant. About twenty
couples participated in the dance.
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Lawn Party.

Master Robert Church Barrow en-
tertained about seventy-f1ve of his 1T
tie friends on the lawn at his home
on West Seventh street "Wednesday
afternoon. The lawn was beautifully
lighted with Japanese lanters. Games
were played after which refresh
ments were served.
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McLemore's Reception And Dance.

Perfect in every detail, beautiful in
their conception and thoroughly artistic
in every feature the reception and
dance given by Mrs. Ernest E. Nc
Lemore at her attractive home on
West Seventh street yesterday after
noon and last night were notable So
cial events in the history Of Columbia.
The decorations, the refreshments and
the beautifully gowned ladies who re-
ceived the large number of guests al
together presented one Of the most
alluring scenes imaginable.
During the afternoon Mrs. McLe-
more received In honor of Mrs.
George Taylor Hughes, Jr., one of the
seasons brides. At night a beautiful
dance was greatly enjoyed by the
younger social set, given In honor of
Mr.. and Mrs. Hughes, Miss Bessie
Arnold and Miss Eugenia McLemore,
attractive guests of Mrs. McLemore.
AT the reception Mrs. McLemore
and Mrs Hughes, the honoree, the
former In lovely creation of white
satin and the latter in pink satin prin-
cess and real lace and pearls, stood
at the head Of the receiving line.
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McMiIIin-Wagner.

Mrs. Louise F. Armstrong, of Jack,
son, Tenn, announces the engagement
of her granddaughter, Laura McMillin,
to Mr.. Thomas H. Wagner, of Chatta-
nooga, the wedding to take place in
October. Miss McMillin formerly
made Columbia her home and has a
host of friends here who will be glad
to hear of her happiness. Mr.. Wag-
ner is originally from Norfolk, Va,
but for the last three years has been
practicing law in Chattanooga and is
very prominent in his profession.
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Albert Cakes Party.

Master Albert Fisher cakes; son of
Mr.. and Mrs. w. ]. Cakes, entertained
about ninety of his little friends
Wednesday afternoon on the large
lawn at the home of Mrs. H. P. Fig
uers on West Seventh street. The
little folks upon arrival were served
with frappe by Misses Kate BosucK
and Hattie Figuers Later on they
were served with refreshments at the
different soda fountains in town
Mrs. Cakes was assisted in entertain
ing the little folks by Mrs. H. P, Fig
uers, Mrs. Ed Church, Mrs. John A.
Shelly and Miss Leila Ashton Dil'
ferent games were played and good
time was spent.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1908-07-24

Mrs. Frank Leonhard gave a most
delightful icnic to a number of her
little girl friends at her country place,
a few miles from town on Wednesday.
Those who enjoyed jolly day in
the woods and a sumptuous dinner
were Misses Leah and Eugenia
Sharp Susan and Estellene Queener
Of Nashville, Elizabeth Eddie and
Charlotte Voss, Alberta Wilsford,
Sara, Gerardine and Beatrice Muriel,
of Jacksonville, Fla, Mrs. s. A. and
F. T. Leonhard and Mrs. Muriel.
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They were assisted in receiving by
Mesdames John H. Dining, T. n Fig,
uers, Henry 0. Fulton, William P. Nor,
gan, William B. Greenlaw and VIII
liam M. Chaffin. To the left of the
reception hall, Mrs. Joseph l.. Hutton
most becomingly gowned in blue silk
null over silk, served frappe from
beneath a beautiful bower of white
flowers and green vines. The frappe
bowl was huge cake of ice in which
were moulded ferns, flowers and vines
the color scheme of white and green
being carried out in every detail.
In the spacious dining room Mrs
Robert Mckinney, gowned in cream
pongee made princess with touches
of blue and Mrs Joseph F. Brown
low in yellow chiffon and black lace,
served ices and cakes, again the color
scheme being artistically developed
in the refreshments.
The lawn at night was indeed a
place of enchantment. 1t was bril-
liantly Illuminated with scores of cleo
trio lights. Upon a specially con-
pavilion the Vendome Orchestra led
by Chas. Pelleterie, of sixteen pieces
yelled with bower of ferns and vines,
made music for the dance, which be-
gan about 10 o'clock. The dancers
found the open air pavilion and the
cool breezes of the lawn most allur
ing.
Mr.. and Mrs. McLemore and the
honorees of the evening were assisted
in receiving by Miss Julia Warfeld
and Robert Pillow; Miss Dee War.
field and James Williamson, Miss Har'
riet Figuers and Col. Edgerton; Miss
Marie Mulligan and Will Dale; Miss
Kathleen Mulligan and T. N. Ffguers
Jr., Miss Halle Fry and Samuel Har,
Ian.
Equally as beautiful and delightful
as in the afternoon were the refresh
ments served at night. Of dazzling
Drilliance was the scene in the lawn,