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grandchildren and two at.grand.
children survive them.
The surviving children are:
John Cassleinan. Il well.knOwn bust.
ness man.
Mrs. Henry +. Donovan. wife Of the
editor of The Eagle.
Joseph Ward Cassleman. a successful
and well-knOwn merchant and
Edwin +. Cassleman. well.known In
the automobile business.
The funeral. which was held on Mon.
day. was largely attended.
Many leading citizens. including
Joseph Lister. the millionaire glue
manufactures. a lifelong friend. United
states Internal Revenue Collector
Henry L. Hertz. County Assessor Adam
Wolf. Hon. John McGillcn. Former
West Town Collector Olaf Hanson,
Richard NJ. Ilcnncssy. OF national fame
ns II builder Of great structures. Hon.
Timothy J. Ryan. the well-known real
estate man and popular West slider and
hundreds Of others were In attendance.
The services ut At. vInccnt's Church,
will, solemn high Mass and an eio.
lncnt sermon by Rev. Father J. W.
Downing. were very impressive.
The pQll.bearcrs. all old friends Of
Mr.. Cassleman. were: Joseph Ready,
Charles Sokup. Patrick Nolan. Thomas
Raycrnft. NJ. A. ConcnnnOn and John
+. CrOak.
The funeral arrangements were per.
feet ana they could not he otherwise. IA
Fred II. Klalier. one Of the best under
takers In America. was In charge.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1908-10-17

next week. Richard Harding Davis
great drama. ''l,anson's Folly" In
which Robert Edcson scored such Il
great success. will Ike presented by the
splendid Marvin stock company. The
story this play tells Is one of the most
exciting and heart-tOuchlng. and Il will
liz an excellent vehicle to display the
individual talent Of the Marvin com.
i'any. Albert Morrison will appear as
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1908-10-17
Ia SALE.

~ Girl at the Helm" the new mn.
steal comedy now In Its second month
OF prosperity ut the La Sale Theatcr
has added another link In the chain
OF successes that has made this play.
house one Of the most popular theaters
IN Chicago The music. which In de-
lightful aud the story. which IL bright
anu Interesting, makes ~ Girl at the
Helm" n combination of song ana fun
that far outclasses any other prOduc-
tion ever made on the stage of the In
Sale Theaicr. Cecil Lean and Florence
liolhrook, together with the other mem.
beers Of the well known la Sale Stock
Company, which this year include Car
olyn Lila. Miss Norma Seymour. Lee
kohlmar, Hamilton Coleman AMI all
the other old fay0rities, lend that
charm ami attractiveness tn the enter
ininmcni that II ut once M pleasing
4" the ear rs 1t Is In Its appeal to the
senses.
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james {. D0oley will grace Il seat on
the Municipal Court bench. lie IL IN
honest. conservative ana able man.
whose whole aim as Municipal Judge
will he TO faithfully serve the people.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1908-10-17

GREAT NORTHERN.

'ole and Johnson will commence
their second and last week ut the Great
Northern Sunday afternoon. ''rhe Red
Moon" with It's two talented stars. has
made n decided hit and the Great
Northern has been packed at every per-
Torrance.
The humor of the negro, blended with
the picturesquencss OF she Indian, fur
nIshes the theme Of the comedy, and
provides laugh-provoking situations,
well adapted to light musical treatment.
The melodies are daintily pretty, while
the production has been staged with
most elaborate scenic ana costume
effects. Among the prettiest song num-
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1908-10-17
At the THEA1ERS
AUDITORIUM.

At the Auditorium, commencing Sun.
day afternoon, Oct. 18th. and con.
tinuing for two weeks. Henry u. Harris
will present "The Lion and the Mouse"
with the hest Of the three companies
engaged IN Its Interpretation this sea.
son. Mr.. Klein's excellent play will
thus have the benefit Of Oliver Do,,jl
Byron: Dorothy DOnnclly. who Is said
to have scored a notable success ~
Shirley ltOssinore. and such other re-.
liable talent as Frazer Coulter. Nal.
colin Duncan. u. A. Eberle. Walter Al.
len. Charles Siurges. Reginald Caring.
ton. Ella Craven. Marion Pollock John.
son. Beatrice Craven and Margaret
Shayne. All Of the above players have
been Identified with "rhe Lion ana the
Mouse" from two to three seasons and
the majority Of them created the char.
acters they IRE still playing. This en-.
gngenent will mark the second appear.
ance In this city Of Dorothy DOnnelly
az Shirley ROssmOre.
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EAOLETS.

Progressive. successful and able b,is-
lncss men like Joseph Il. Flanagan nre
needed In public office and his election
as Sanitary Trustee will not bc regret
ted by the people.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1908-10-17

Paul A. Hazard, Republican nominee
for Drainage Trustee. II man Of abll-
ity ana experience, ana II elected to the
high office he aspIres to will serve the
people honestly. ably ana consclcn,l.
ously.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1908-10-17

hers are: ION the Road to Monterey"
my Mig l,ed Shawl" Congress" "rhe
Pathway " Love-" BLEEDING Moon"
cupid Il an Indian Picknnlnny."
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1908-10-17
STl'iiDER.AKEl,.

When the first strains of Victor Her.
bort's music hushcd the chattcrlng Of
the most fashionable audience ever
gathered In II Chicago playhouse at n
"iirst night" performance. the Studc.
baker was packed from dome To pit.
Not Il single seat remained unsolJ.
Thus far. more than n week has elapsed
since Fritzl Schef made her first ap.
penrnnce ut the Studebakcr In the new
comic opera "rhe Prima Donna" and
llkewlse--thus far there has not been n
single seat unso!d at any performance.
More thnn that, hundreds ana hundreds
have been turned away and there are
few remaining seats to liz had for any
performance within u fortnight. Chi.
cagoans are prone to receive the ir.
resistlhle Schefr with the prOverblal
open arms. but her new play has come
to us In NO finished, NO entertaining. sO
satisfying condition. that there IL
nothing left to desire.
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MAIlIANvE.

Joy reigns In the hearts III the pa.
irons OF the cOxy MnrlGwe Theater, for
on next Monday evening the Marvin
stock company will present that selI-
satiOnal drama. "'rhe Devil" Mr.. Mar
WINS production equals In every way
the New York presentation OF this
strange play.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1908-10-17
PRINCESS.

At the Princess Theatcr ~ stubborn
Cinderella" with Its wealth OF delight.
ful music ana story. liz brilliant east.
headed by John Barrymore. SallIe
Fisher. Alice Dovey, and the others
who from its beginning Ave months ago
have contributed tn make this dninty
musical play the greatest Of musical
comedy Successes ever recorded IN Chi
c''go. Its gorgeous costumes. Its bcauti.
FIJI scenery and Its many pretty ana
youthful chorus girls. still continue to
rnptivnte and charm large audiences at
every performance. The two hundredth
time OF ~ stubborn Cinderella" viii
u" celebrated on Oct. Goth.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1908-10-17

proper reward for good public SER
want.
~eoA
Charles Burineister. the well known
North eide undertaken and Republican
leader. would make u splendid City
Treasurer.
Congressman Henry Sherman Bon.
tells magnificent record i,,s,,res his re-
election by Il record breaking majority.
Abel Davis clean. honest and able
record as County Recorder has earned
for him a reelection by the people OF
Cook County.
Congressman Henry Sherman Boutcll
Is sure winner In the Ninth district.
Congressman Henry Sherman Bou.
tell will be triumphantly returned to
the seat he has held 10 well on New. 3.
Everybody ON the North Side 10 with
him.
Congressman Martin u. Madden will
win hands down for reelection. The
people Of the First District are proud
OF their able. brilliant ana honest rep
resentative in Congress.
&e
There has never been an ADLER, more
brilliant or harder working member OF
Congress than Henry Sherman Bcutcll
His record Is a credit to himself and to
the nation. and the people of Chicago
irrespective OF party politics, are proud
Of him. lie deserves to be reelected
ana he will be.
William Lcgncr should receive the
support OF all citizens who want to see
placed on the Drainage Board men
who Will consclentlously work for the
interests Of the people.
~HA
No man in Chicago In better qualified
for seat on the municipal court bench
than james C. DOoley. An honest.
fearless ana able man. he deserves the
support Of all good citizens ut the polls
on Nov. 8.
Senator Albert J. Hopkins Ia one Of
the ablest and most highly respected
leaders In the Republican party.
George X. Schmidt served the PEG.
pie ably ana honestly In the City
Council. ana he will serve them equal.
~ as well ON the County Board. He
Ii the right man for the Office.
Cyril Il. Jandus hns always served
the people well In every position he has
held, and his election as Municipal
Judge will prove no exception to the
rule.
The people will not forget Max Eber-
hardt's good record as Municipal Judge
when they go to the polls, and the ma.
jorty he will receive will be hand.
some one.
~
The election Of James G. Dooley as
municipal judge will place on the
bench an honest, able ana conscientious
man. and every citizen OF Chicago who
believes In clean and upright judicl'
AIRY should vote for him.
&6A
| Adam Wolf has served the people
well as County Assessor, and he should
be reelected.
~
One OF the ablest, hardest working
and best liked officials In Cook County
Is County Assessor William ii. Weber.
lie will be reelected by big major
ity, which he deserves to be.
| John J. Mclaughlin will be an easy
winner for reelection to the Legislature
In the Nineteenth district. lie has
made a splendid record and IL liked by
everybody
Joseph Il. Flanagan IL winner for
Sanitary Trustee. His splendid public
ana business record Ii well known II
the people, ana the vote he will receive
on November 81 will be a large one :
William Legner's splendid record
as Sanitary Trustee before entities HIN
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1908-10-17

John J. Mclaughlin Is one Of the
nblest ana best liked men In the Legis.
lature ana his reelection by the people
of the Nineteenth District IL certain.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1908-10-17
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Albert q. Wheeler commands the con.
hdcncc ana highest respect Of every
business man In Chicago.
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George X. Schmidt served the peo.
pie ably and honestly In the City
Council, ana he will serve them equal.
ly rs well ON the County Board. He
ID the right man for the Office.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1908-10-17

Cahlll, u. II. Calvert ms Capt. Chase.
and Miss Magrane as Mary. The rest
Of the company will all have parts just
to their liking.
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No better man can be elected to the
County Board than George X. Schmidt.
As a business man and a public official
his record Is u clean ana upright one,
and he will serve rs County Commits.
sloner with credit to himself ana to the
people.
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('OII.E(iE.

\ real treat IN IN store for the pn-
irons Of the beautiful College Theater
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1908-10-17
/A|l|l|

Cyril Il. Jandus has always served
the people well In every position he has
held. and his election as Municipal
Judge will prove NO exception to the
rule.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1908-10-17

fornnllcc. should visit the Star ami
Garter, where Sam \. Scr;bners big
show will present II bill that should
please the most fastillOus aud exciting
patron. Scribner's big show IL one Of
the strongest and hest equipped attrac.
tiolls on the road this season. They
have thoroughly reJuvenated the organ.
ixation ana hive lnvlslied money on
lts scenic and costume equipments.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1908-10-17

William Lcgncr should receive the
support OF all citizens who want to see
placed on the Drainage Board men
who will consclentlously work for the
interests Of the people.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1908-10-17

No man in Chicago In better qualified
for seat on the municipal court bench
than james c. D0oley. An honest.
fearless ana able man. he deserves the
support Of all good citizens at the polls
on Nov. 3.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1908-10-17

Congressman Henry Sherman Bou.
tell will be triumphantly returned to
the sent he has held 30 well on New. 8.
Everybody ON the North Side 10 with
him.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1908-10-17

There Inns never been nm ADLER. more
brilliant or harder working member OF
Congress than Henry Sherman Bcutcll.
His record Is a credit to himself and to
the nation. and the people Of Chicago,
irrespective Of party politics. are proud
Of him. lie deserves to be reelected
and he will be.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1908-10-17

Clerk Of the Appellate Court and his
reelection by a good ma jority will he u
proper reward for n good public SER
want.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1908-10-17

Senator Albert J. Hopkins Ia one OF
the ablest and most highly respected
leaders In the Republican party.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1908-10-17

Congressman Martin u. Madden will
win hands down for reelection. The
people Of the First District are proud
Of their able. brilliant ana honest rep
resentative in Congress,
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1908-10-17

Coroner Peter NJ, Hoffman should he
reelected. lie II an honest, hnrlwork-
ing ana conscientious public official ana
the best interests Of the people Of Cook
county demand his retention for an,
other term.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1908-10-17

The people will not forget Max Eber-
hardt's good record as Municipal Judge
when they go to the polls, and the ma.
jorty he will receive will be hand.
some one.
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Congressman Henry Sherman BOutcl
Is sure winner In the Ninth district
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1908-10-17

Alfred II. Porter has given honest
and faithful service to the people us
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1908-10-17

John J. Mclaughlin will be an easy
winner for reelection to the legislature
In the Nineteenth district. lie has
made n splendid record and Ii liked by
| everybody.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1908-10-17

feet ana they could not l,e otherwise, M
Fred ii. Klaller. one OF the best under
takers In America, was In charge.
EA0LETS.
Progressive. successful and able b,,s-
lness men like Joseph Il. Flanagan arc
needed In public Office and his election
as Sanitary Trustee will not bc regret.
ted by the people.
>6
Albert q. Wheeler comma n,ls the con.
lidcncc and highest respect Of every
business man In Chicago.
~ea
james &. Dooley will grace a seat on
the Municipal Court bench. lie IL an
honest, conservative and able man,
whose whole aim as Municipal Judge
viii be to faithfully serve the people.
PAU 4. Hazard, Republican nominee
for Drainage Trustee. IL n man Of abll.
ity ana experience, ana II elected to the
high office he aspIres to will serve the
people honestly, ably ana conscientl-
ously.
John J. Mclaughlin Is one Of the
nblest ana best liked men In the I.egis.
lature ana his reelection by the people
of the Nineteenth District IL certain.
No better man can be elected to the
County Board than George X. Schmidt.
As business man ana a public official
his record Is u clean and upright one,
and he will serve rs County Commits.
sloner with credit to himself ana to the
people.
Coroner Peter NJ, Hoffman should he
reelected, lie II an honest, hardwork-
ing and conscientious public official ana
the best interests of the people of Cook
county demand his retention for an
other term.
%e6A
No man In Chicago enjoys n more lie
served popularity than Clayton y.
Crafts, the wcl-known lawyer.
%eM
No better man could be elected to the
Circuit Court bench next spring than
that able and highly respected lawyer
john Taylor Bo0z,
~GA
one of the most efficient and hardest
working members of the County Board
Is Walter SchroIla. lie should he re-
elected.
%SA
james $. Hopkins, the popular Mas
tcr-in-c hanCery, would do honor to any
office within the gift Of the people.
49,
Judge Edward o. Brown has gained
The highest esteem of all Chicagoans
by his clean and brilliant record on the
bench.
%6A
No attorney in Chicago stands higher
In the estimation of the bench ana bar
In Cook County than Jacob W. Loeb.
%S
Alfred II. Porter has given honest
ana faithful service to the people us
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1908-10-17

Joseph H. Flanagan IL winner fol
Sanitary Trustee. His splendid public
and business record Ia well known I,
the people, and the vote he will recelv,
on November Sd will be large one. :
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1908-10-17

One of the ablest, hardest working
and best liked officials In Cook County
Is County Assessor william ii, Weber.
lie will be reelected by u big major
ity, which he deserves to be.
The Washington herald., 1908-03-29
ENTERTAINMENTS.

Gen. and Mrs. Draper entertained at
dinner last night at their home, in K
street
Their guests were the Spanish Minister,
Senor Pima, ex-senator and Mrs Dryden
Gen. Crozier, Mrs. Robert Patterson, Mrs.
Marion Johnston, Mr.. and Mrs Edward
McCauley, Mr.. and Mrs. Montgomery
Blair, NJ de Cartier. counselor OF the
Belgian Legation; Mrs. WalIach. Mr.. and
Mrs Alexander Legsre, Mr. and Mrs. Nc
nhenny Col and Mrs. Bromwel, Miss
Jennings, Miss Walsh. Miss Coleman. NJ
Thai, OF the Russian Embassy, and Mr.
William Hit
The Russian Ambassador. Baron Rosen,
was the guest complimentary to whom
Mrs. Letter entertained at her home in
Dupont Circle last night
The Peruvian Minister and Nine. Pardo
entertained at dinner last night IN the
legation. in Massachusetts, avenue. having
among their guests a number Of young
diplomats.
Mr.. and Mrs Edward Tiffany Dyer were
dinner hosts last evening, having among
other guests Capt and Mrs Warren
Beach, OF New York, and Mr.. and Mrs
William Corcoran Hill
Baroness Won Sternburg, wife of the
German Ambassador. was hostess al an
informal luncheon at the embassy yester-
day. Her guests were the Naval Attache
of the French Embassy and Nine de
Blanpre, and Vicomte and Vicomtesse de
Martel also OF the French Embassy: Miss
May, Count Won Hatzfeldt, and Herr Won
Schubert, Of the German Embassy; NJ. de
Thai. Of the Russian Embassy. and Miss
Langham, sister of the hostess.
The Baroness Won sternburg and her
sister Miss Langham. Rear Admiral and
Mrs. Cowles, Mrs. z. H. G. Slater. and
Miss Gwynn were among those who at
tended the matinee at the BelascO Thea
ter yesterday afternoon. 20 see Nine
Nazimova in Hedda Gabler
A deal OF fun was gotten yesterday from
the auction of mysterious packages held
at Mrs. Richard Harlow's home, in
Twenty-first street.
During the afternoon tea was served,
Mrs. Reber and Mrs. Spalding presiding at
the table. A supper was served in the
evening. many people dropping in after
the play.
Assisting Mrs. Harlow were Mrs James
Mitchell. Mrs. Eldridge Jordan Miss Bell
Miss Converse. Miss Jennings. Miss Rug
giles. Miss Crawford Miss West. Miss
Harlan, Miss Fitch. and Miss Miller
Little Miss Catherine Harlow presided
over the lemonade bowl
Mr.. Jack Siebert, Frank Poe. and Prof
Monroe Hopkins made admirable auc-
tioneers, and cajoled many into buying
sealed packages, to the advantage of the
boys at the Working Boys Home
Mr.. John Barrett, Of the Bureau of
American Republics. was host at a box
party, entertaining the Spanish Minister.
Don Pima; Mrs. Bromwell, Mrs. Belmont.
Miss Margaret Cameron, and Senator
Warren, at the Columbia Theater, Friday
night.
Mr.. Duncan Cameron also entertained a
box party to see Miss Maxine Elliott.
His guests were Miss Wetmore, Miss
The Washington herald., 1908-03-29

Mr. Marshall Darrach. who has won
considerable fame as a reciter Of Shakes
peare, will give a recital at the New VII
lard Hotel on March 80 at Il a. m. The
entertainment is given under the patron
age OF the following ladies:
Mrs. Fairbanks, Mrs. Bryce. Mrs. Truman H.
NeEberry. Mrs George von Meyer. Mrs. William H.
Taft, Mrs Philander Knox Miss Cannon Mrs.
George Dewey. Mrs Stephen B. EIkins Mrs Joseph
Z. Foraker Mrs James Mcmillan. MrS Burrows.
Mrs John F. DRYDEN. Mrs Thomas Cnafard Mrs.
Mark Hanna. Mrs Charles J. Bel, Mrs NJ. S,
Quay. Mrs. George T. Alarye. Mrs. c. A Spaulding
Waach Mrs c. W. Nliltenberger Mrs. Alexander
B. Legare Countess de Sibcur, Mrs. Reber. Mrs
A NJ Blair, Mrs Edward H. Chen, Ms. Hennen
Jennings Mrs William Keaney Cam. Mrs Rich
ardson Clover, Mrs. W Duncan McKim. Mrs C.
Ernest Smith, Mrs. John g. Carlisle, Mrs Gard
ner Williams Ms Stanley Matthews. Mrs ". NJ
Wright. Mrs John o. Evans Mrs. J. B. Allishin
Mrs. George L. Gillespie Mrs. Joseph H. Bradley
Airs. 3. F. Cheatham, Mrs T. H. Aldrich, Mrs
Charles c. Bennet Mrs. c. D. LAnghorne Mrs. G.
William r. Noble, Mrs G. Lothr0p Bradley, Mrs
Woodbury. Blair. Miss c. F. Smith, Mrs. Charles
G. Thorne, Mrs. John S. Blair, Mrs Albert
c. Janin, Mrs. George F. HUFF. Mrs. E ID.
White Mrs. H. NJ Clahaush. Ms J. Z. Ihropn
Mrs Medorem Crawford, Mrs r Russell. Mrs
Nathaniel Wilson, Mrs. Totten, Mrs. Richard
Butler. Mrs. y. B. Scott, Mrs W. p. Hail.
Mrs J. c. HOrnblover. Mrs. 5. G. Neale. Mrs
Cameron WinSow Mrs Charles McCawley, Mrs
J. NJ Biddle. Mrs Murray Addison. Mrs Rich
ard A Harlow. Mrs c. Peyton Russell. Ms c. Ii.
Butler. Mrs. James C. HOoe. Mrs c. A. DeTol
Ms. W. f. Van Reypen. Mrs. AlleTton Cushman
Nirx Alexander SteTens. Mrs samuel Spencer
Miss Risley Seward Mrs W. A. Monett Mrs
Ralph W Hills, Mrs d. c. Phillips. Miss Eliza
beth Bliss Mrs. c. d. Sisshee Ms. Roosrdeau
Buchanan Mrs Guy f. Whiting. Mrs Charles
Wood. Mn. Hunt Slater. Mrs J. NJ. Johnston.
Mr. Darrach recites Shakespeare's plays
from memory, never referring TO manu-
script while on the platform. He is said
TO be possessed of a fine stage presence.
= graceful and beautiful voice. and his
entertainment is unique. At the enter
tainment TO be given AT the New Willard
Mr.. Darrach will recite The Tempest"
The Washington herald., 1908-03-29
WEDDINGS.

Mr.. and Mrs. Theodore c. Moody have
issued cards announcing the marriage OF
their daughter Helen, on Wednesday. to
Mr.. Paul Dean, son OF the late Mills
Dean, Of Washington.
Mr. and Mrs Edward L. ROsse an
nounce the engagement OF their daughter
Leila TO Mr.. Edward Wemple Juneau
The wedding Will occur shortly after
Easter.
Cards were received during the week
for the wedding OF Miss Louise d. Liv-
ingstone. of Greenville. Miss. and Mr.
Ernest Lee Of Memphis. Tenn. on Wed
nesday evening. April S. Miss Living
stone is well known in this city. having
made many friends while pupil at
Fairmont Seminary.
Mrs. Emerella Fsris, of the Ontario,
has sent out invitations for the marriage
OF her daughter. Marie Isabelle, 10 Mr.
John c. Brooke. Tuesday evening. March
81, al 5 O'Clock.