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The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1908-02-18

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fot sts blood cleansing and specific enrs.
tive effects upon, the, diseased mucous
memhranes--1t KiN cure q ps.y-lsrse
per cent,soi nslt gases, eyep after they
have reached the ulceratiye, or chronic
stage, and no mdtttr n -hoc many years
ssdsAng they may be. IL is equally
efiicacious in affections Of the mucous
lining of 1tyl tayynxysbrobehls aud res
piratory organs in general ,thps curing
btonchitA,o . olaryngjtisl and other affec,.
Iops. ,eiyihs 1se % .obst,nate,- hang on,
coughs. II Il not 80 good ia acute
coughs following sudden colds, As In
the lingering, chronic coughs Nor
must slSet Golden Medical Discovery
be expected TO work Miracles. II win
not cure oShs6lnpttonrin rin ssyadvanced
starce-ro- medicine viii-cio- that, but
for all obstirAhs han 4 on cddghs due TO
laryngial Qrs BRONCHIAL irritation and
Kindred affections, Of THE throat which,
if neglected. oI badly treated, are likely
TO head bp to obnsumption, the Dis.
ceyery = can be rehed upon 10 produce
the hest curative results. ,. mo
The "Golden Medical Discovery. is,
from its tonic and specific curative con.
troll over mucous shrfaces, especially
efiicati6as In caring Indigestion, dfs.
pepsiA, weak Stomach und Liver Com.
piaint TOR biliousaessa 9 Eve b uicerssidu
of the .st9maqh and bSwels bas npthou-
sapds ofs cases been SuTed by II; aIss
Obstinate chronic diafrhea. ''' WI
In addition TO all The foregoing, not
the least valuable cf the lffiaryeiouAy
effioacioas properties possessed by the
ui1iscoseryps ts) the Gtinequ aied yestflst.
ing and strengthening effect exerted by
coSdr The heartsacttma Hihas made
some wonderful cures OF very pro-
Dounced vstsuiar aud other affections
The reason WHY NaGolden Medical
Dise6very"eufes 50 wide range Of dis
easca Ia made plain in q booklet sent
FREE GU request, mailed 70 Or. R,,V.
Pierce, Buffalo, n. Y. II Interested,
send for II. ----
The powerful aA1rsay.h 81 blood pur.
Tying properties possessed by the ~Dis.
covery ;" ~i1 NATURALLY yfsugsesto fts use
for the cure pt blotshes, pimples erup-
tons; as eczema, salt -rheum, and other
skin affections in an ot which IL has
made remsrka bic onf s o alsbIn scrofu-
lous sores5aBd old, open ULCERS Ior eat
ing sores. TO heal the latter, use DR.,
applicay I6n,A ASig tskiilE hsa6ISlden
MSIeaf DiseoStfy no eSfrdt tlie'blopf
ana ilsAhse the ssAen4.9 IA BOX VIII be
mailed 10 ai,y address q or, o reteips OF
fifty -dous conts c in lstamIsr sniyou.
druggist don,t hoe ,n1 IN ffvAk, address
Ds,-P.esesr ~ above
DR.. Peftss Peasant Pslless are tho
original Little, J,tsek, PilIs2 first put W
by old DR. Pierce over 40 wears art.
MutT Initiated, HbGt never eaua:sG
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1908-02-18
,apaot again arsturn u bip 30 eehEress'
That Philippine Coal. Mines G

.lmoiThat1 Philippine Goal MinaIG7T
There isy some discussion eoncernl
Tag the purchase of "a coal Lmine on
the Island OF lbuzonI recommended ~
by aSbeFetaiyHTaft and approyad by
confress and tbe preaidentJr IT. cost
something like six hundred thousand
doHarsl Fhanmrcmse wan urged On
the 7sro,lnd that II would supply coal
fsrOom. naYol .bnse ia tho Philippines
After the money had been paid nN
wcsr discovered tbatu9tbe wooainwss
notIdsnitalilel for wRrshipas no Il the
nitns.1bas boeu1easesi to private par
tiesg NoaIH tba1g navy ucdepartmenti
II cha rtaf ing u ta,gHsh vessels tobc car.
IS ocal t0ybtannih ferb the'nse of oari
fleptjEtlrEz mTGl ,oTujlro ooofdoT
eQoerr: Did 5Seweiary1 Taft uaload
upon the United States asyy depart,
ment a gold bri0kauAVas the, mine
bought TO furnish coal to our yes-
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Lila. '2ifH3 Al: as.:;s;. :;,',

finally became bachelor OF laws n:
Uw oLniveyHitY ees tiSv SpteYetT New
York in 1888 q Ole "a @nn4l for
several savings banks, for New
York and Texas steamship company,
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1908-02-18
York and Texas steamship company
9gOIGaN2h'H1rn h'H1rsHra .Tnli],iS,,.sRg' lnli],iS,

ark b a swinging majority OF nearly
six thousand lie has of course the
Hight 10 f,eak shfsF views? otnet 'pe+b-
pie have "a hrqgtt Ito 4iasa what Whey
think of tf6sen vfces!HIn an the time
Mr. Beake has 'bett7 inf congress he
has done nothing to attract atten.
tion to himself until he did 1t by
making two attacks Fnpon. the demo-
cratic leaders in ths nation, eacht
one Of which was punetuated BY, as
the Congressional u Records reports,
Hrfpublicpn applause.' Mr. lYeake
whollyslunkBowH $40 fame, Informs
not a waiting but somewhat asl
tonished world, that Ar. Bryan does
not reapasent demoqratic pripoipes,
Incidentally he Guade il clear that
he. bern in lsTI. and now serving
his first term in 70 congress-, was the.
only man who could dafineu what
drmocratio principles areG This Neo-,
phite I'm the hOhse. this kid, II We
desire 10, crop into the heoyernacujaro
says of MIR bryan that III believe
farther That hej cam oi lrepteseuti the.
prtnci pies OF dumocratcy before the
kmepicand people.' isAIplause,j ganfl
laughter greeted ohB y0ungs ber! when
k,n took Chis iissatgdTha applause was
partly from the republican, side,4 but
-le laughter was FROM both 1Csiries,
Because both sides OF thee house,
recognize how inabeeillicoa . spectacle
a yodne maif, new 10 POLITICS. and To
the hbuse, had made of himselfGh9
"Mr. IeaK9s constituents O might
be Interested IN the fact that he in
his fffst term in congress- has seen
ft' To put himself In absolute an'
tagorlsm TO nine-tenths OF the mem'
bers on 1th9 .def6ocratIc side. 1t
might possibly oecure u some of his
constituents THAT for"7 80 young a
niah,, a man Who never hhs proven
MS STANDING" III nl the house, or for
thai matter" irf politics to set ihinh
self up not merely III antagohism2 to
t6R obihotfs 9ots1qisa associates? but
in hostility to the ilead,ei! Of the party,
mag be audacions. but 1t isl'not good
scbEe When f,ngehe Waiter Deake,
demotrat Of New Jersey, was being
gwen i doBioma o from a law school
III 1896. Mr. Bryan VAS the nominee
of democratic national convention
for the rresidoncy-When young Mr..
Leatie was studying IN order 81 to
SET Ms 'dYpMma, Mrb Bryan wasb a
mefnber Of tine ways and means
committed ,df the house. M tho time
this goungstara was taking his first
codisG IN the ftsHt sehotan Mr. Bryan
was 6ntf 'of ;thG merl wh6 pifshed the
Wii5dh tariff through the hodso
ard was r6cbgnized AT that time as
o86 81 the coming men IN the dem.
ocqatiG party. what Mrf iLeake thinks
OF himself Sohiym he pkf6ws, buti it
w6dfd apP$ar that Ne has put himself
in Such a position that IFS district
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1908-02-18
CHICAGO PEoPsENeeRREsPoND
WITH LOCAL PEOPLE RELA.
TIVE TO tENTEBPRIsEj

bnEl1 DO t7I5luOU 1910 0l|lO
G. w. Sturat is .iA7 receipt of let
ters-f-ert- PARTIES in Chicago reiatfve-
to establishing 4 Tc4anaAy in Ard.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1908-02-18

DR.. PieftSs Pheasant Pslless are tho
original Little, J,tyeta PiiIs2 first put up
by Qd pr. PIECES over. 40 years agt.
Much Initiated, but never equa.ed.
Basyit TO take a. candy. s-uod como
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:: Open: . Publicity

4ns s:ir ai and h5h deal characterises the policy Of
Dr. Ps as s TBS composition of his tueprOven and
popular rfnesJ nth ingredients
atess Aessr ,ekt nted Plain EasA Perces
vUrt'e only medicine designed aOr
ans peculm almsrs and sold by druggists the makers Of which
publish each boie. Mat the medicine contains
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1908-02-18
10tsEABusR: CREAMERY

GSt L----LLE aarodT
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1908-02-18
The Perfect Woman is not Fat
= b1B sfG52 1if one: or sfil NJ sHLi

Artists say the IDEAL proportion Of,
weight in a, Woman Is 20 pounds for
every feet afnher, heisht uThis wppld
make,a rWoman oi, fiye Tteet fqur. in
ches weigh 1aG pounds s rouupcesr QE
H7S9a geiGh morsl than this in
proportion ayon gaFslo9ni 5the danger
line and are likely 70 get 900 fat in
teaspooffui after meals and at ,bsd
'Mj$$f&aSs 'j$&a Ria s FSSftSH SSSsg Fiafa A13S F.,
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1908-02-18

SCH good tights snt ftx..
The Delta independent., 1908-02-21
Austin Briefs.

Tom Ritter was an over Sunday Wis
itor at home.
A number of the young people of
Austin had dance in the hall Tuesday
evening.
George Limbaugh of Guthrie Center,
Iowa, arrived here Friday evening and
is now at DR.. Miller's.
Mrs. Moore who has been visiting
with her mother, grandma Coffey, re-
turned to her home in Grand Junction
Saturday.
Mr.. Fredericks, inspector for the
Rural Mail Delivery, was here Satur-
day looking over the proposed route out
of Austin.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. Jay and daughter
Mrs. Endrich and children of Ridgeway
arrived Monday for visit at the J.
P. Kettle home.
Paul Wilson of Hotchkiss came down
Sunday morning and visited with Mr..
and Mrs. ]. o. Simpson, returning
Monday morning.
Mr.. ana MRS. 1Olan returned TO their
home in Rifle, Colorado Thursday.
Mable, Blanche and Frank Purcell re-.
turned with them.
Hugh, little son of Mr.. and Mrs. Roy
Dowd. who are now living on the De-
war ranch, has been quite sick for the
last week but is improving.
J. F. Benefiel, brother of Mr.. Bene-
fieI at Austin, is here visiting from
Garden Valley, Idaho. The brothers
had not met for twenty years.
Mrs. Mary Delo entertained at a
party in honor of Charlie Schneider on
Saturday evening, it being his twenty
first birthday. Quite a company of
young people were present and an
enjoyabl time was had.
The Delta independent., 1908-02-21
Highest
February
Lowest
Power Firm Buys Canal.

Richard Bolles yesterday transferred
to the Fruit Belt Power and Irrigation
company, the million and-a-half-dollar
corporation which expects to construct
and operate an electric interurban line
from Collbran to Grand Junction by
way of the head of Plateu creek, all
the rights, etc. to the Devereux canal.
This ditch is AZ miles in length and
will be used for the generation of cleo
trio power, having a grade of two feet
per Thousand and has carrying capac-
ity of 26, ,4O5 cubic feet per second. =
Grand Junction News.
The Delta independent., 1908-02-21
The Father Of Our Country.

Rev. S. A. Hayworth will deliver his
sermon-lecture on the Moral and Relig-
ious character of Geo. Washington, at
the Baptist church next Sunday even
ing. This lecture was delivered before
the Y. M. c. A. of Salt Lake City a
year ago and was printed in full by the
Salt Lake Tribune. In commenting on
the lecture the Tribune said: .Mr.
Hayworth in an able address. contro-
verted many Of the popular conceptions
concerning the life and charac cter of
Washington and his treatment showed
deep research and was unusually inter-
esting as Y. M. c. A. lecture. All
are invited.
The Delta independent., 1908-02-21
Cedared6e Items.

Elder States was slightly ill on Mon
day.
DR.. Bolton was in Delta Tuesday at
tending the Peterson Besgrove trial.
The floors of the bank and post-office
were treated with a good coat of oil
this week.
A valentine party was held at the
Methodist parsonage on the evening of
the fourteenth.
j. C. Rowbotham has been i'll day
or two during the week past but is able
to be out again at present.
A special program will be held Friday
afternoon at the Pannell school in hon.
or of Washington's and Lincoln's birth
days.
Mr.. Pratt is recovering rapidly from
the results of the operation recently
undergone and is already able to be
about.
Miss Alpha Prouty spent Sunday and
Monday as the guest of Mrs. Joe Ho-
grefe and attended the Odd Fellows
annual ball on Monday evening.
A public sale was held at the ranch
of Gust MAXI last Saturday. Mr.. Maxi
is removing to the hills near Telluride
and disposed of his goods rather than
ship them to the mountains.
1t is rumored that the work done in
the upper grades of the Cedaredge
schools has been SO satisfactory that
tenth grade pupils are to be admitted
on an equal footing in the Delta high
school.
Mr.. A. H. Xix, who has been resi-
dent of Cedaredge for about a year, on
Tuesday sold his forty acres north of
town to Joe McGraw. Mr.. Xix is
about to leave for Denver where he
expects to remain.
The ladies' of the Baptist church are
hostesses at Washington social to be
held Thursday evening at Cedaredge
Hall. A real New England dinner will
be served and there will be many pres
ent in Colonial costume.
The Delta independent., 1908-02-21
North Delta.

George Brooks has traded his ranch
in North Delta for MIR. Roberts ranch
at Eckert.
Mrs. Will Artibee returned the mid
die of last week from Montezuma coun-
ty where she had been visiting for a
week.
Harry Mills received the sad intelli-
gence Sunday morning that his father
who is living in Kansas was not ex-
pected to live.
Mr.. Eastman has sold his ranch and
has reinvested in six acres of land ad-
joining his belonging to T. J. Wyatt
Mr.. Eastman intends building immedi-
ately.
Mr.. C. j. Lippert has sold his elegant
home in No, tn Delta to Ralph Kinnear
of Kansas. While we welcome Mr..
Kinnear and family we very much re-
gret to lose our highly esteemed neigh
bors Mr.. Lippert and family.
The young people of North Delta
perpetrated Valentine surprise on
Carlton and Carolyn Lippert last Fri.
day evening February 14th. About
twenty-six were present. The evening
was spent in playing games and the
opening of the Valentine box afforded
much enjoyment. A dainty repast was
served by Mrs. Lippert after which the
guests departed all declaring they had
had a jolly good time.
The Delta independent., 1908-02-21
Local and Personal

With their usual hospitality and pub
lie spirit the people of Delta county are
preparing to better than ever show new
comers and visitors royal welcome.
Those who visit Delta county will be
taken care of as well as it can possibly
be done, given good time and shown
that along with the many merits of the
soil, one of Delta's very best products
is its crop of nice people.
Tomorrow will be Washington's
birthday and every American will feel
thrill of pride and reverance at the
recollection that on this day the father
of his country was born. February has
been given rank as the month immortal
in this country: for in it were born
Americas two greatest Presidents,
George Washington and Abraham Lin
coln-one the creator of his country,
the other its savior. One was soldier
model, the other a statesman model.
The seating capacity of the Baptist
church has been thoroughly tested the
last month by both the Sunday School
and evening congregations. So great
is the need for more room that it is
confidently expected that an annex will
be added during the year, A fine per-
spective drawing of the building with
the proposed annex was exhibited in the
rear of the church last Sunday, which
attracted the attention of all and
created much enthusiasm.
The strongest arguments that could
possibly be made in proof of Delta
county resource merits, are the adver-
tisements constantly appearing, want
ing to trade the best of property in the
best of cities from the Atlantic to the
Pacific for Delta county property.
This helps to show in what good value
property in this county is held, both by
Eastern and Pacific Coast people.
Harry Singleton, who recently went
to Fort Collins from Delta, has just
taken civil service exams and passed
second highest in the number examined,
and in the award of position at WASH
ington was given first place. While
this would enable him to go into the
postoffice at Fort Collins at once, he
has declined to do so, having recently
entered the confectionery business in
that city.
Climatic conditions continue favor
able to the coming seasons fruit crop.
With the general weather through most
Of March, of snow and rain and cloudy
days, there promises little danger to
the trees in premature bud swelling.
With all things favorable the fruit crop
should be much the greatest in the his
tory of Delta county. There are many
acres of new trees coming into bearing
and the rest last year is also favorable
to an increased crop yield.
The Delta independent., 1908-02-21
Read Happenings.

Mr.. Ensley has returned home. He
was visiting relatives and friends in
Georgia.
Bessie Lance, oldest daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. John Lance, is quite sick with
the measles.
Josie Thompson is still sick with
typhoid fever. She has been sick over
three months.
Harry Trail is busy these days clear
ing up the ground on his lease on the
Reel 40 acre tract.
Clarence Trail and Walter Watten-
barger have finished their job of clear
ing for Emerson Seeley.
H. o. Hurt, of Hotchkiss, has rented
F. M. Wattenbarger's blacksmith sho p
and will do all kinds of blacksmith work {.
w. T. Hobbs has rented the Dixon
farm east Of Read and is moving his
household goods down from Montrose.
Quite few of the Realities attended
eAAS oonCC ~ <A0bth xuCo0ay
They report large attendance and a
good time.
w. s. Mcintyre who was sightseeing
in Delta county has returned to his
home in Western Kansas. Scott was
well pleased with this country.
Earl Swan is hauling lumber this
week to build himself house on what
is known as the F. Doyle 10 acre tract.
Earl's mother. Mrs. Ashbaugh lives on
the place.
Two young men from Telluride were
here Tuesday looking for small bunch
of dairy cows that were being wintered
somewhere on the river between Delta
and the State bridge. The owner has
forgotten where he left his cows. This
Is no joke.
The Delta independent., 1908-02-21
AMONG THE LOCAL CHURCHES.
CATHOLIC CHURCH.
Services every third Sunday. Mass
Q 40 m

Services every third Sunday. Mass
$50 a. m.
EPISCOPAL CHURCH.
Services at Episcopal church Sunday
at IL a. m. and 7:3O p. m, every Sun
day. Sunday school at 10 a. m. Rev.
w. T. Douglas, pastor.
BAPTIST CHURCH.
Preaching services at II a. m. and
7:30 p. m. Sunday school at 9 AS a. m.
B. Y. P. U. at $3.50 Prayer meeting
Wednesday evening. All are invited
FIRST M. E. CHURCH.
The pastor announced last Sabbath
that on the next Sabbath evening he
would preach the first in series of six
sermons to young people. The first
sermon will be to young men, the sec ond
to young ladies'. Everybody welcome.
The Delta independent., 1908-02-21
Delta Climate.

Office Of Co-Operative Meteorological Ob,erver.
Cooperative Observer, E. M. Gets,
at Delta, supplies the following temper
ature indications for the week ending
February 18th. 1908. The ins strumental
readings are from Government standard
instruments exposed in the manner
recommended by the Chief of the
Weather Bureau:
The Delta independent., 1908-02-21
Always Staunch
And True

The Denver Republican has al
ways avoided the fallacies and
naveries of yellow journalism,
md its steadily increasing Circula-
ion proves conclusively that its
,olicy of telling the plain Truth
Without exaggeration or misrepre-
entation, standing fast for the
Right, is heartily approved with
rowing force by the intelligent
'ublic to which it appeals.
To read it is a liberal Education,
md the citizen who goes without
I does positive harm to himself,
o his family, and to the commu-
rity.
In no other way can the invest
nent OF 2H cents per day
for that is all The Republican
-osts any subscriber-bring sucl
-ich results in that Knowledg,
which is both Power and Pleasure
Information, instruction and en-
ertainment fill its columns and il
eaves a good taste in the mouth
the reader.
1t stands for Law and Order it.
he State-for Peace, Prosperity
nd Happiness in the Home.
If you are not already enrolled
mong its splendid list of Patrons
md on your subscription and give
fair trial at rs cents per month
1r Daily and Sunday.
The Delta independent., 1908-02-21
The youngest child of Nap Lambert

The youngest child of Nap Lambert
is threatened with pneumonia.
Paul Wilson of Hotchkiss was Sum
day visitor at the ]. o. Simpson ranch.
Posey of the C. S Morey Mct'l. Co.
was business visitor in Eckert last
Tuesday.
Chris Jacques is confined to his. bed
with threatened attack of typhoid
pneumonia.
Nelson DeLuce and Pete Madsen of
Paynes Mesa were doing Surface Creek
Mesa last Monday.
The Royce property adjoining Teach
outs changed hands the first part of
the week at very nice figure.
The Leap Year ball was a perfect
success. The young ladies having the
affair in charge are to be congratulated.
w. E. Milton's little girls who have
been struggling for some time with a
bad case of whooping cough are now in
a fair way to recovery.
Mr.. Loux of the Isabella ranch has
opened barber shop in the Dale build
ing doing custom work on Wednesdays
and Saturdays of each week.
Ed Bulls new dwelling is almost
ready for the finishing touches, and
when completed will be one of the
handsomest homes on the Mesa.
The Antelope Mesa Ditch Co. has
been organized and will at once COM
mence extensive work on its ditch and
tunnel south and west on Antelope hill.
Mr.. Brooks of North Delta closed a
deal last week for the Hixon place just
west of Eckert, it is reported. Mr..
Brooks paid nine thousand dollars for
his bargain and possession will be riven
on March first.
Gregg Smith who has been in Tellu-
ride sincce early winter, returned this
week and will in a few days move to
their new home east of the Trickle
school. Mr.. Smith purchased forty
acres some time ago and as soon as the
family are located, will make consider
able improvements.
w. R. Callicotte of Glenwood Springs
State organizer of the Farmers Union
gave lecture in the Dale Hall Tuesday
evening and later organized a Farmers
Union with good enrolment of mem
bers. Mr.. Callicoste will be back again
in about week to complete the organ
ization and outline the work to be done.
A rural free delivery route for lower
Surface Creek is now almost certain
ty; consequently we are all happy.
Several months ago G. S. Archer and
j. o. Simpson took up the matter cir
culating a petition and mapping out
what they thought to be. practical
route and on last Saturday a postal in
spector arrived and after looking over
the route, declared that it would have
his endorsement without alteration. A
guaranty and order for the required
number of boxes have since been taken
and it will only be few weeks until
the most fertile valley in Colorado will
receive its mail by the r. F. D.
The Delta independent., 1908-02-21
A System.

81 have adopted it as a rule of my
life," said the earnest young man, 'tc
spend an hour each evening thinking
over my mistakes of the day."
81 made it rule of my life," said
the successful old man, ''to spend an
hour each evening trying figuring out
the mistakes that others had made"
The Delta independent., 1908-02-21
Eckert Locals.

Alonzo Hamilton's family are all
down with the gripp.
James Wallace drove up TO Hotchkiss
lsst Monday on business,
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1908-11-17
INDIANA HARRCR.
A Delightful Party.

Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Summers of
Grapevine street entertained a few
friends in their home on Sunday even
ing, a chatting dish luncheon being the
nature of entertainment provided by
the charming hostess. The dinner was
informal and was participated in by
Messrs. and Mesdames A. G. Lund-
quist, J. A. Patterson, NJ C. Frysinger,
w. B. Van Horne and w. H Sauer The
menu consisted of Welsh rarebit,
olives. pickles, waters and coffee, aft
er the serving of which the guests were
entertained in the mushroom for
several hours. Music and converse ton
formed the greater part of the after
dinner entertainment, the men joining
in various political discussions, while
the ladies commented on subjects more
particularly adapted to their tastes.
Mrs. Summers proved herself a hostess
without superior, and her guests
Joined in extending to her her we'll
earned Iaurels as an entertainer OF
ability in personal charm and recep-
ton.