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CHAPTER xli.-continued.

He looked at his watch: II was half.
past nine: the senate would convene
at ten: the resolution would not be
reached before half-past ten at any
rate: and so he determined to brave
Mrs. Overman Hodge-Lathrop again.
He turned back into the lobby; there
she was. hobnobbing with men: she
did not pass from group to group. aft.
er the manner of any other lobbyist.
but by some coercion he wished he
might be master Of. she drew them un.
erringly to her side. Now she had
Braidwood. the leader OF the house.
and chairman OF the steering commit.
tee, and Porter. the leader of the sen.
ate. She appeared to be giving them
instructions.
She had set her committee on less
important game; the ladies were scat.
tered over the rotunda, each talking to
n little set of men. When Mrs. Over
man Hodge-Lathrop saw Vernon COM
ing. she turned from Braidwood and
Porter and stood awaiting him.
Strangely enough Braidwood and Por-
ter stayed where they were, as II she
had put them there. And Vernon re-
fected that he had never known them.
as doubtless no one else had ever
known them. TO do such a thing as
that before.
Where's Amelia?" he asked before
she could speak.
Il have sent her upstairs" said
Mrs. overman Hodge-Lathrop. poor
child"
-h,- srNrN0r ~
Its really too bad" Mrs. Overman
Hodge-Lathrop continued.
What is too bad?" demanded Yer
non. He had grown sulky.
Mrs. Overman Hodge-Lathrop looked
at him pityingly.
Morley" she said in a vast solemn
tone that came slowly up from her
great stays. can make allowances.
of course. know something Of the
nature of man: / will admit that that
Greene woman is remarkably hand.
some, and OF her cleverness there can
be no doubt. l don't altogether blame
you"
She paused that Vernon might com.
prehend to the fullest her marvellous
magnanimity.
hard on poor little Amelia. saw no
other way than to bring her down.
You must go to her at once"
She turned toward Braidwood and
Porter. still standing where she had
left them.
When you have done. I'll see you
with reference to this miserable reso.
luton; but that can wait till we are a,
the capitol. This other matter comes
first. OF course"
She smiled with n fat sweetness.
And, Morley" she said. order two
carriages for US at ten O'Clock. You
may drive 10 the capitol with US"
And she went away.
Vernon ordered the carriages, and IN
turning the whole matter over in hi!
mind he came 10 the conclusion thai
he must deal with these complications
one at time; Miss Greene. as eventl
now had shaped themselves. wouIc
have to wait until he got over TO tn,
State House.
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ciAimeu. what WaS 10 write, pray
We're not your letters full Of this obi.
GUS Maria Burlaps Greene? And as If
that were not enough, weren't the pa
| pers full Of you two? And that speech
| oh, that speech-that Portia and
Helen, and I fill this cup to one
made up ah. 1t was sickening!" She
firted away again.
But. darling" Vernon cried, s.listen
you Misunderstood meant all that
for you. didn't you understand"
She stirred.
Didn't you see? Why, dearest, l
| thought that when you read the papers
you'd be the proudest girl alive."
Her lip curled.
Il read the papers," she said, and
then added, significantly. this once.
| anyway"
Well. you certainly don't intend to
hold me responsible for what the pa.
pers say, do you?"
She resumed her old attitude, her el-
bow on the arm of the sofa, her chin
in her hand. and looked out the win
dow. And she began to hum again.
And theu," he pressed on, ito come
down here and not even let me know;
why you even called me Mister Yer.
non when 1 came into the dining
ROOM" $3.50
Yes" she exclaimed, suddenly
wheeling about. Il saw you come into
the dining room this morning." Her
eyes grew dark and flashed. 80 ar
He regretted. on the instant.
4 saw you!" she went on. saw
you rush up to that Maria Burlaps
Greene woman. and-oh. it was hor-
rid!"
Her name isn't Burlaps. DEAR" said
Vernon.
How do you know her name. I'd
like to know" She put her hands to
her face. He saw her tears.
Amelia" he said, masterfully, "if
you don't stop that! Listen-we've
got to get down to business"
She hastily brushed the tears from
her eyes. She was humming once
more. and tapping the toe of her boot
on the carpet. though she was not tap
ping 1t in time to her tune.
why did you come down without
letting me know" Vernon went on;
but still she was silent.
You might at least have given
me-"
"Warning?" she said. with keen
infection.
Amelia" he said. and his tone car
ried rebuke.
We'll. don't care!" she cried. TITS
all true! You couldn't stay for my
dinner. but you could come down here
and"
She covered her face with her hands
and burst suddenly into tears. Yer
non gazed at her in establishment.
why, dearest," he said, leaning
over. and trying to take her in his
arms. She drew away from him and
sobbed. Vernon glanced about the
room helplessly He pleaded with her,
but she would not listen: neither
would she be comforted. but continued
to sob. Vernon. in a mans anguish
with weeping woman. stood up.
Amelia! Amelia!" He bent over
her and spoke firmly. You must not!
Listen to me! We must go over to"
Suddenly he stood erect. and jerked
out his watch.
Heavens" he cried. Its half.past
ten!"
She tried to control herself then,
and sitting up. began to wipe her eyes.
CTo BE CoNTINuEDJ
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A Natural Mistake.

Il thought you said that you were
home early last night and didn't drink
a drop"
$50 I was. my dear
We'll. 1t doesn't look like 1t. This
morning found your dirty rubbers in
the fireless cooker" a
Great Scott! thought that was the
shoe box"
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When washInoton swore.

II was at the battle OF Monmouth
that Washington aroused the admira-
tion Of an officer who overheard a few
pungent and suphurous exclamations
from the father Of his country. Yes.
sir; he swore on that day till the
leaves shook on the trecs-charming
delightful! Never have enjoyed such
swearing before or since. Sir. on that
ever-memorable day he swore like an
angel from Heaven."-Philadelph
Ledger.
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DAYTON HONORS
=. ... " WRIGHT Ri! BROS
FAMOUS AERoPLANE INVENTORS
GIVEN AN OVATION IN THEIR
HOME TOWN.
WORK MOSTOF THE DAY
GREETED BY BRASS BANDS, DEC
GRATED STREETS, TRiuMPHAL
ARCHES AND FIREWORKS.

Dayton, O.-In the city in which a
few years ago they began in obscur-
lty their first experiments with flying
machines, Orville and Wilbur Wright
Thursday received the homage Of their
townspeople.
Escorted by brass bands, led beneath
triumphal arches. through streets dec
Grated with models Of their aeroplanes
and praised In public speeches, the
brothers appeared the least conscious
that anything unusual was going on.
When that part of the program was
reached which read:
Responses by the Wrights," Wilbur
and Orville each arose and said:
Thank you. gentlemen"
This is how the Wright brothers
spent the day:
a. m.-Left their work in the aero
plane shop and in their shirt sleeves
went out In the street to hear every
whistle and bell in town blow and ring
for ten minutes.
$40 a. m.-Returned to work.
1000 a. m.-Drove in a parade to
the opening ceremony Of the home
coming celebration"
1l:OO a. m.-Returned to work.
Noon-Reunion at dinner with Bish-
op Miller Wright. the father. Miss
Katherine Wright. the sister. Reichlin
Wright Of Tongonoxie. Kans.. a broth
err and Loren. another brother.
2:3O p. m.-Reviewed a parade CIV
en- in their honor In the downtown
streets.
400 D. m-Worked two hours pack
ing up parts of an aeroplane for ship
ment to Washington.
$500 p. Unattended a public recep-
tion.
$500 .. m.-Saw a pyrotechnical dis
play on the river front In which their
own portraits. eighty feet high. and
entwined in an American flag. were
shown.
When the fireworks were over, Will
bur turned to Orville and said:
Let's hurry home; you know we
have to get up early"
F1uttering in banners and gay deco
rations, Dayton left nothing undone to
honor the aviators. Business was sus-
pended except for the sale Of toy air
ships and postcards illustrative Of the
wrights' home, and Huffman prairie.
where In 1895. the Wrights made their
first long aeroplane flight.
The opening ceremony was held In
park beneath the trees. Jonathan
Dayton" representing the founder CT
the city and dressed in colonial cos
tune and a wig. with a cast of char
acters. presented a pageant. The
crowds were SO great that people
viewed the spectacle from fences, trees
and housetops. Casting his eyes sky
ward Jonathan Dayton said:
"Methinks I see two great objects
like gigantic birds coming from the
eastward as II riding on the wings Of
the morning. What manner of birds
can these be-"
They" interposed another charac-
ter, "are none other than two Of Day
toms illustrious sons. coming home
from foreign triumphs. with the great
est invention Of the age. Let us vel
come them"
Gen. James Allen, chief signal Of
ficer, accompanied by Lieutenant
Lahm. of the signal corps. arrived from
Washington with the gold medal au-
thorized by Congress. which he is to
present to the Wright brothers.
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Breton Peasants Ascribe miracuIou
Powers to Odd ContrIvance.

In the village church OF Comfort
(near Pont.Croix). In western Brit.
tany, is a very good specimen Of the
now rare wheel OF fortune" 1t is
made of wood. with a row of bells on
its outer rim and pivoted be-
tween a couple of rough beams
altogether very primitive workman.
ship. By means Of a cord attached to
a crank the wheels can be made to re.
volve and set all the bells a-iangling
have often heard that the peasants
believe that It has miraculous power
Of healing when run over the head Of
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Sunburnt EyeIlds.

Who does not know the misery of sun
burnt eyelids-that crinkly and burning
condition of the skin. Isn't it worth a
great deal to know that DR.. AIitchells
Eye Salve applied to them upon retiring
will effect n complete cure before morning.
On sale everywhere. Price 25 cents or by
mail, Hall & Ruckel. New York City.
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CHAPTER XIII.

Vernon found Amelia in one Of the
hotel parlors. tested on n sofa by a
window. She was resting her chin in
her hand and looking down into Cap
1tol avenue.
Amelia he said, bending over her
'iNhat is It? Tell me-
He sat down beside her. aud sought
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operation. L had
already had two
operations, and
they wanted me to
60 through a third
one. I suffered day
and night from in
fammation and a
small tumor, and
never thought Ct
seeing a well da
again. A friend
told me how Lydia
E. Pinkham'S Veg
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Use Of Ozone In curjno Colds.

A Pittsburg firm has Just completed
for homeopathic hospital the firse
ozone plant ever erected in this coun-
try. Colds have been completely cured
In 20 minutes by ozone. and 1t is of
great value for fumigating purposes.
Ozone forced into water makes it ab-
solutely pure. killing every germ it
contains.
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THIRD
OPERATION
PREVENTED
ByLydia E. kham's Veg.
etable Compound

Chicago, III II want to tell you
what Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable
Compound did for me. was so sick
that two of the best doctors in Chicago
said I would die If I did not have an
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Mrs. Windows Soothing Syrup.
For children teethin. eoftens the guras reduces In
nammai!on. alays pain cures wind eoliU. sc bottle
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No. Not NervouR-

They say he has degenerated into
q panhandling bum"
That's true. He is now nothing
but q nervy wreck"
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And occasionally a man tells lies by
keeping his mouth shut.
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A PROUD PAIR.

What makes that peasant SO proud
today?"
"Oh. he has the biggest rooster in
town-and his wife the biggest hat"
-F1iegende Blaetter.
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Vulgarity is amusing only TO the
vulgar. and they are not worth anus.
ing.
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entertained at Cards.

Mrs. Howard w. Showafter was nost-
Isl yesterday afternoon from three to
seven O'Clock at her summer home.
Peacock Farm" at q prettily appointed
card party. The party was to nave
been held on the lawn but owing 10
the rain storm. the tables, numbering
seven, were placed on the veranda and.
five hundred WAS tho game Of the
evening. The vcranda was enclosed
with awnings and screens and was
prettily decorated in sweet peas and.
greenery. Mrs. Fred Heimick winning
the greatest number OF games was
awarded the first prize and the visf.
tors prize was captured by Miss Har.
riet Beatty. of Warrington. While the
consolation prize fell to Mrs. T. Will
bur %IIennen. At the conclusion OF the
games, an elegant course tea was
served on the veranda. The guests re-
turned to Fairmont on the seven
O'Clock car. Among the out Of town
guests present we're: Mrs. Oliver ].
Sands. of Richmond. Va; Miss Harriet
Beatty. OF Warrington; Mrs. Carol!
Helmick, Of Salt Lake City, Utah;
Mrs. James G. Campbell, of Wheeling,
and Miss Charlotte Fsubei, of Illinois.
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Pretty Home Wedding

A pretty wedding vas celebrated
this morning at six-lfteen O'Clock at
the home Of the BRIDES sister, Mrs.
Iva Scranage, on Fourth street, when
Miss Nina Marie Linn became the
bride Of Mr.. MILFORD Drake. The wed.
ding. which was a quiet home affair
was witnessed only by the immediate
friends and relatives of the bride and
groom. The ceremony was performed
by Rev. =. D. Smith pastor OF the NJ. E.
Church in this city. The bride was
becomingly attired in a coat suit Of
blue and wore a picture hat OF black
and white. Immediately after the GER
enlony, the bride and groom were
showered with congratulations and
best wishes. MFR. Drake and his bride
left on the seven o'clock train this
morning for Keyser, wnere they will
spend several days with the groom's
parents, after which they will return
TO this city and will reside at the
home of Mrs. scranage during the
summer.
Miss Linn is a daughter of the late
Mr.. and Mrs. Hugh r. Linn and rs a
sister of MIR. James R. Linn and Mrs.
A. A, Hamilton and Mrs. Iva scranaga.
Of this city. She Is a charming and
cultured young lady and has a host of
friends in this city, where she has
spent almost her entire life, all o:
whom will join in best wishes. Miss
Linn spent the past year in Arizona,
returning here in the carly spring.
Mr., Drake is a popular young man
Of this city and holds a responsible po-
sltIon with the Taylor-G lettings Furni-
ture Company.
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Homo From weddina rrlp.

DIR. and Mrs. l.. D. Howard returned
last evening from a wedding Journey
to Eastern cities. Last evening a mum.
Der of friends Of DR.. Howard gathered
at the home of DIR. and Mrs. E W.
Howard and gave them a serenade.
The young people were invited into
the house and we're served with de-
licioHs refreshments. DR.. Howard and
his bride were given a most hearty
welcome.
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or honor and oy Misses Meta GaliiHe
and Mary katherine Howard as flower
rl VI gampben VIII haye ~ his
man his brother M james s..
Sampbens Wheeling and tae Rsh.
VIII y Robert II Raf
Of Waynesbn gllHofd Edmond
Of ConnetlsYtle Joseph Wefis 81
Wheeling " EInapp Of yvaesIpk,
and Mi 7 Wilbur Hsraenaotthdsrty
The bride win Een away by her
father, 9ir. . fTi6ketf.
Tine weddingSwi be aabfiIiaat evens
and will he attended by large nun.
Der of Fairtnopt people as wen as !
number Of out town guests. Among
the out Of town guests RAo are here
or will be here the wedding are Mr..
and Mrs. James i. Campbell. Mr.. and
Mrs; Joseph Wells. Mt. wtn. &.
crupp and Mr.. Harry OFT, 81 Wiieei.
ing; MI. and Mrs. Blair wiIllson, Or.
and Mrs. John Payne, Mrs. Alice Cor
pening, Mrs. L. q. Peters, aid GUY
Earle. Of ~Clsrksbnrg: Mr. and Mrs
NJ. L. Brown, Miss Nellie Brown AMI
Mr.. and Mrs. Holland Brown. Of Nor.
gantown; Mr.. and Mrs. JIG. Gather
and Mrs. George GalliGer, OF HailecS:
Mr.. and Mrs. r. R. Hardesty. OF
Waynesburg; Mr. r. Clifford EdmonIs,
= ."...AN
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Went to Deer Park.

Mrs, Nina Thum and niece, Miss
Helen Miller, and Miss Virginia Elem,
ing and niece, Miss Carolyn Ward, of
Charleston, went to Deer Park, Md,
yesterday, where they will spend sew.
erdl weeks. Miss Margaret Ward,
who with her sister. Miss Carolyn,
have been spending the summer here
during the absence Of their mother in
Europe. will join the party there later
ia;the season. Master Edwin Watson
tho son OF Mr.. J. E. Watson, leaves
this week together with two school
mate sand a teacher for a tour OF Eu.
rope. They will be gone for several
months.
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Mo. DAVIS Hoatenn.

Mrs. Martha Davis was hostess last
evening at her Home on Barney street
to the members OF the Campbell. Trick.
EFT wedding party after the rehearsal
for the wedding which was held at the
church. Tie aIfair was entirely iafof-
NAL was greatly. enjoyed. During thu
evening Mr. Campbell and Miss Trick.
EFT Presentedsstfts to their. attendants.
Mr.. Campbell presented his ushers
with scarf pins set with monstones
and pearls and the lady attendance
with white enamel pins set wIta
pearls. Miss Trickett gave her ma.
irons of llonoralnng gloves to match
their gowns and to the little flower
girls. Misses Meta Galllher and Mar,
Katherine Howard: she presented \
gold necklace and sishet ring, res3ec.
lively.
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campbsII.rrlckett weddlnu,

The wedding OF Miss Edna Trickett
and Mr.. William Benton Campbell wLl
be celebrated this evening at nine
O'clock at the First NJ. E. Church in
this city. Tue ceremony will be per-
formed by Rev. G. D. Smith and Mrs.
Charles Campbell Robb will play the
Welding march assisted by DR.. ]. 3!
Dowden on the violin. Miss! Trlckett
will be attended by Mrs. 4. Wilbur
Hcnnen, of this city, and Mrs. james
70. Campbell. Of Wheeling as mstf5 ns
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Lett For Oklahoma.

Miss cllda Smith left yesterlay
morning for Tusla, Oklahoma. whnra
She will visit her aunt. Mrs. w. j.
Collier. After a few weeks spent in
Oklahoma. Miss Smith, accompanied
by her aunt Miss Ada Langfit, who
has been in Oklahoma for some time.
will leave for a six weeks tour of tho
West. They will visit different, points
in California. Arizona and will visit
Salt Lake city, the Yellow stone PARK
and will spend some time at tae Seat
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a MIseeManeeus Shower,

Complimentary to Miss Nina Linn.
wSose marriage to Mr.. MILFORD Drake
TOOK place this morning, Mrs. Harry
Hyer and Mrs. Paul Hamilton enter
timed ~yesterdEy afternoon with a
nscellaneous shower at the home of
Ms. Hamilton on Virginia avenue.
Quite a number Of the friends Of Miss
Elm were entertained aud she was
the recipient Of, a number OF pretty
anil useful presents, During tho att
eFhoon a delicious lunch was served.
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Indoor Picnic.

On account Of the heavy showers OF
yesterday afternoon. the Mcfarland
Mission Band, was unable to have the
picnic at East Park Grove as rarrang.
ed. however, the young people gather.
ed at the home of Mrs. NJ. b. II. Barr
on Quincy street last evening and en-.
joyed an indoor picnic. Thirty or
more were present, including the hon
ora:y members of tine circle. The con.
tents of well prepared lunch baskets
were disposed of during the evening.
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Mannintgon
News Notes
Death Of a Respected CITIZEN.

.L ' ."4A
MANNINGToN, June 3O-At an ear.
ly hour this morning occurred the
death of Mrs. Mary Kennedy at her
home on Locust street, after an. illness
of about two weeks. she was born in
ireland in 1914, coming to this coun-
try when about 17syears OF age, and
seettled with her husband at Farming.
ton. Later they moved on a farm out
from Warrington. where since they
lived until a few years ago, when she
and her daughter located on Locust
street. Her husband preceded her to
the grave fifteen years ago. She leaves
to mourn her los two sons. John, Of
Boothsville, Michael, Of Fatrmont. aud
six daughters, Mrs. Patrick Gaughan,
Mrs. Thomas GGughan, Mrs. Sara
Downs, who reside here Mrs, "A.
Stricken, Mrs. George DUBOIS. OF Cot
feeville, Kansas and Miss MARY. al
home, together with a host of grant.
children and greatgrandchildren Ar.
rangements for the funeral have not
as yet been mades owing to the alb.
sence Of two daughters.
Jay Atha Is home from Grafton on
a visit
F. A. Priehard Is visiting friends in.
New York City.
Flora Koen Is Improving rapidly AFT.
er a serious Hines ottenaays. 40
VIM. DauEheftS has returned to his
home IN Moun1 yitIe. after a pleasant
visit with friends here.
VIM. Shot, 81 Morgaatown, Is the
guest OF friends In.town.
w. N. Way and Up. Edwards have
returned from visit in clarksburg.
Jason HoIlobsugh is home on a visit
after several month";, work in Ohio.
Mrs. WmtRefiia, who has been tho
guest Of her mother Tor the past few
months, expects . leave for her home
In Denver, tie morning. SHE
viii; be acconipanied by her aunt Mrs.
D. Kohler. and daighter Berlin.
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cOneer. T6tnotrow nIaht.

Prof. John Porter Lawrence and
Prof. Anton Kaspar viii appear here
tomorrow night In the second in the
series of mid,pittnner r~ecitals in the
Fifth ward auditorium. The compost
ton OF the evening will be from the
noted composer. Edward. Grfet, and
both piano and violin selections will
be given from this composer. The pro.
gramme will be interpreted with in.
ctdents in The life Of Edward Griet by
Prof. Lawrence. Prof. Kasspar will
give violin selections from other com,
.posers also.
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COMMENCEMENT
AL HARVARD
HALF a THOUSAND sAEEPskilis.
BANDED our 10 cRApu-
1ATEs TO-DAY

nien
ssas ~ Tau.
member o5sihes el3ss or
fsoa receives shespskln = !
Cor sseolasss Iinmphs
eretses naskine 2ssd3cpmmens
nnent OF uniyetst taan
afeas q Alslanl and esasr5aastlns
sulsned visitors paffesipased$4n heI
programme Rnsen WIS one 81 Aas
iaterssting m = eissofy sne1
natlonfs oldest educauenal
FMS Is me hrst time IN tofty year
that Or. Charles ". Eliot me etfsd
president has not presided g 2 com
mencement day.
Transitional exercises estslnsd1
n1roushout the day. board
oyersers met at nineEo'cloek anastaen'
tne polls we're opened Tor The eieetiaa'
TO MI certain vacancies In the board
A. massachusetts, Han che president
Fellows. oyerseers, faculties @t invited.
guests. a portion OF the alumni, "a
tae candidate for degrees fonmea "a
procession AS IN FORMER years
ainmnt exercises were In charge
me class celebrating The twentss
tifth anniversary OF its graduation
the class Of 1884. with Walter Cabot
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In Society
M. c. 4. b. members.

Mrs. Mary Hennen was hostess last
evening to the members OF the W. C.
.T.sUAat her home on Fourth street.
The guests were entertained on the
porch of the Hennen home and an in
terestlng programme was carried out.
Among the visitors present were Miss
Susie Humphrey and Miss Taylor.
Miss Humphrey favored the gathering
with several pretty readings.
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six O'Clock Dinner.

Honoring Misses Bessie Chancellor
sad katherine Morris. OF Parkersbarg
Miss Nellie Peppers, of Burns
lle house guests of Mrs. w. e. Ar
Misc Laura Hfti entertained last
nipg with a six o'clock dinner at
ler home. The dinner was a bretttIg
4 pointed affair and was enjoyed oy
number OF young people.