The weekly true Democrat. (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1905-1912, 1909-04-30

A call meeting Of the citizens Of Tai
lahassee. Friday evening, Nay 7th.
Piace-ROoms Of Anti-SaloOn League
over Mr. ID. Gays store. Purpose Of
meeting % organize A Law and Order
League. All who believe IN law and
order invited Remember place and
date. CITIZENS,
Rev. Z. A. Harrison, pastor River
side Methodist Church. Jacksonville.
who last Thursday night had q severe
fall. resulting In the breaking Of one Of
his ribs, recovered sufficiently % return
TO Jacksonville Monday. Before leav-
ing he received q telegram from Key
West, informing him that be was 3
grandfather, and II Is q boy. We doubt
II be remembers that he ever had .
fall.
A new lot Of bracelets just received
by Nicholson, the jsWeler. 3
The regular preaching service for
Boulevard Church will be conducted at
the tent Sunday at $3.50 p. m. It is the
regular time for church conference.
An invitation IL extended 70 you 20 at
tend this service The work on the
church building IL progressing well. and
congregation expect 10 worship therein
about June lst.
Everything in Mems Furnishing
Goods carried in stock by Chittenden
& Co.
The Home mission Society Of BouIe-
ward ~. II. Church, South, held les reg
ular monthly meeting Tuesday, April
10th, at $3.50 .. M, Miss Julia Minis,
the earnest and jealous president, in
the chair. All the officers we're pres
ent and ready with their reports. A
majority Of the membership and several
welcome visitors attended and assisted
the president in carrying out the. we'll
arranged program. These meetings
are instructive and helpful. Visitors
and new members are always welcome.
Mrs. Mamie Webb Curtis, the bril-
liant prohibition lecturer from Texas,
left Tallahassee last Saturday, taking
with her the gratitude and admiration
Of q large number Of our citizens. Up
10 the moment when it was necessary
for her TO leave for the station Mrs.
Curtis had been one Of the immense au-
dience Of interested outsiders who were
present at the "lOve feast" in the
House Saturday morning, and, on leav-
ing the Capitol, she was escorted down
the steps by Senator Villains, the
anti-prohibitiOn champion in the House.
Both bore large bouquets Of flowers,
and parted the best of friends.
How about that monument, iron fen
cling and coping.
eff The CAPITAL STONE Co.
The article by Hon. John Y. DetwileF,
In q recent issue Of the Morning News,
is extremely complimentary 10 woman.
In the article, which is q plea for Wo-
mans suffrage, MF. DetWileF calls WO-
man the "stOne which the builders re.
iected" when erecting the structure Of
civil government, and says that until
woman Is recognized az having equal
rights with men, this structure will be
deprived Of its best strength, and re-
main unfinished as a pyramid without
lie apex
Dr.. c. {. Carroll, whose splendid ar
gument before the committee on Con-
atitutiOnal Amendment won for him the
plaudits Of an enthusiastic audience,
gave q magnificent lecture ut the house
OF representatives last Saturday night.
He spoke on Christian Citizenship,
and handled his subject In q most mas
terly manner. Mr.. Carroll, Il 10 said,
will shortly become q citizen Of Ken
lucky. II this is true, the Blue Grass
State Is TO DO congratulated upon the
admission into her ranks Of able re-
formers, such a man as this distin-
gIished divine, lecturer and author.
White Canvas and White Kid Low
Quarter Shoes and Pumps, for Ladies,
Misses and Children, always carried In
stock by Chittenden & Co. 8
A large card party was given last
evening by Miss May Afford, at her
handsome home on N. Monroe St., in |
honor Of her guest. Miss Carolyn |
Chaires, of Philadelphia. The tables |
were placed on the spacious veranda, |
which was brilliantly lighted from over
head, so that the guests might have the |
benefit Of the cool, perfumed air from
the garden, where, roses, lilies and Yio- |
lets clustered in rich proiusion, A
large number Of guests we're present, |
and delightful evening spent.
Hon. A. c. Groom, Of Tallahassee,
State Comptroller, was a prominent |
Fioridian who visited the Metropolis |
yesterday Mr.. Groom was q guest of
the AraQon Major III. L. |
Bethel, OF Tallahassee, military secre-
tary % the governor and one OF the
most extensive tobacco planters Of
West Florida, is among the prominent |
Floridians who are registered at the |
Park. Times Union Of 18th.
Rev. Crawford Jackson, general sec
Rotary OF the Juvenile Protective Asso. |
citation, will preach at Trinity Metho- |
dat church Sunday night. which will be |