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The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1909-02-06
Miss Martha uthor Books RUN DC

manned until 1870. when she located in
Eikton, erecting a fine residence OF,
East Main street, where she lived and
worked until her death
Miss Finley wrote upwards oi a
hundred books. chiefly for children,
tcxcept the Finley scries). OF these
Elsie Dinsmorc" is the most widely
read. and gave title to the Elsie
series Her publishers wished to pur-
chase il outright. but Miss Finley in
sisted on a royalty. and It's steady sale
confirmed her judgment. The royal
ties on her works gave Miss Finley a
comfortable income. which she ever
used to good purpose. She wrote scv-
cral other works OF merit and continu-
ed her literary labors almost TO her
LIES close.
Ms, Finley was Staunch Prcsby-
terrain and a Christian OF the practical
kind a sister, MIR, Lafayette Leon
ard. ui Louisville, Ky. hall sister.
Mis-, Theresa, hall brother. Mr.
Charles q Finley. Sr., Cashier OF the
.>at.pnal Bank oi Elkton, survive her
Mis-, Finlcys death will be great
loss to religious and charitable circles.
II was her intense desire to do good
In the world which first sent her to
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1909-02-06
Will of Miss Martha Finley

The will of Mis-, Martha Finley. cN
,,ucI Npril IS, 1903 wa, filed IN the
Registers utiirc on Wednesday It q,
q lengthy typewriter document and
provide, substantially a., follows
Lcgaclc, ui SIoo each are lett to her
ucphcwN and nirccs, children Of her
sisters, Mary Hudson and Eleanor :.
llackwurth. and ul her brother, Her
bcr, Finley. Samuel NJ, John +. and
Lille L. Hudson. Mary T. Mcllhcnny.
Eugene Sheffield, Marion Summers,
Caroline Smith. Nl.cr Miles. Theresa
lluiii,tcr. Herbert and Joseph Finley.
She also leaves $1,000 To her house
krcprr. Mis-, MARY L White. These
'cgaclc> are "a be paid pur ui any sums
due tr'tatriN from her publishers, and,
failing such, from the income oi her
copyrights. notwithstanding the git
"l said income aud copyright, "a, made
M the seventh section u' her will
Her share, IN the stocks ui the Scott
Fertilizer Company and the Power,
Foundry Company, r Eiktun, are lett
tn her half brother. Charlie, T. Finley.
The ret profit ur income from her
copy rights :, ,p be shared equally hy
her sister. Elizabeth conard. her niece
Catherine l.. q I. Wo'cntt. her hall.
sister. Theresa Finley and her half
brother Charlie, T.. Finley. her cxccu.
tor. ma, dispose u any nr aU oi the
copyrights. a, h,, discretion and di
vide the net profit, hctwcrn the four
h,,r, q, TN, same. ii Mr., Leonard
bee dead her share Is "a CO. tn her
Harplr,r.. Mary +. and MARGARET H..
and Mr.. Wolra,t'> share. m the like
....rf g.. h.r ..r Nl,rrh-p, \E.'r,tt.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1909-02-06
Personals Social

Mrs. Laura Harris. OF Wilmington.
IS visiting her sister, Mrs. A. +. Shock
ley.
Howard +. Ash. OF Trainer, Pa, was
an Elkton visitor on Saturday and Sun
day.
Miss Susan Naudain is spending a
lew weeks visiting relatives in New
York City.
Mrs. w. II. Sprinkle, now OF Ches.
ter county, was guest of Mrs. Cad
mus Price, this week.
George A. Wentz, station master at
Perryvillc, was in town last Friday
and greeted old friends here.
Friends of Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
McChesney rendered them pleasant
surprise party on Tuesday evening.
Mr. and Mrs George c. Hopkins
entertained the Rising Sun Euchre
Club at Vulcan Hall, last Wednesday
evening. The club will meet az Miss
Lorraine Fassitt's next Wednesday
evening.
Howard Marchand Milligan. son Of
Rev. J. X. Miligan. of ST. Georges,
Del. formerly Of Zion, has passed ex-
animation for West Point cadetship
TO which he was nominated by Senator
Richardson.
Julian {. Smith. recently commits
stoned Second Lieutenant in the u. S.
Marine Corps, left for Washington.
yesterday to report to-dSy for assign
tnent. probably to the service school
at Port Royal. S {.
The young friends AZ Miss Rather
ine Bowen rendered her a largely at
tended surprise party at the home OF
her parents. Mr.. and Mrs l.. X.
Bowen, in Newark. last Friday even
ing, her fourteenth birthday.
The reception given by Rev +. RI.
Moore. pastor oi Forest Presbyterian
Church. and Miss Elizabeth K. Hall.
at the Manse. in Middlctown, last Fri
day evening. in honor OF Mr.. and Mrs
Edward Wynnc Moore. Of German
town, Mr. and Mrs c. h. Kennedy
and Miss Moore. OF Trenton. and Miss
Robb. of Phocnixville. Pa. was at
tended by nearly two hundred guests.
An orchestra and caterer from Phila-
dclph'a. were in attendance. and a
special train was at the service OF
guests from distant points
MIR and Mrs. S C. Smith. oi Green.
hurst. entertained a few friends at
"ProRre>>vc Finch" last Saturday
evening. Among those present were
Mr. and Mrs G. a. Armour. Mr.. and
MIR, l.. Clifford, Mr. ard Mrs. {. A
Kirk Mr. aud Mrs L d. Kirk. Mr..
and Mrs George Smith, Mrs +. 4.
Slicer, Misses Jennie Hybcrger Annie
Sliccr and Blsnchc Slicer Mcssrs.
Errcst Kirk. Jesse X Slicer and Henry
Slcer. all of Grccnhurst and Misses
Helen Wells and Edna Lee. oi Elkton.
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Suit Against SiSfer-in-LaR

Robert 5. Clark on Saturday sought
To recover in an attachment suit tried
before Justice Boulder, 500 on deposit
IN the National Bank oi Elkton, TO the
credit oi his sister in-law, Mrs. Matte
+. Mullen. now OF Virginia, on claim
Tor a years board. The proof addueed
satisfied the Justice that Mrs. Mullen
had earned her board and bought
clothing and provisions in the Clark
household. and he found for the de-
iendant Joshua Clayton, ESQ. APP
pcarcd Tor Nj Clark and l.. NJ. Haines,
Esq, for Mrs Mullen
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lincoln Day In Cecil

The local G a. K Post will hold
Lincoln Memorial service in their Hall
At North East On Friday. February ~.
DR. T. \ Worrall. Rev Mr.. Burr and
Rev DR. l.. f. Barrett will speak Miss
Rcba Carey will recitc. Rev Or Muir
ply will also participate. Appropriate
music will be rendered by quartette.
Garfield Post oi Rising sun. will also
observe the day. f. K. Burlington and
DR.. r. \, Norrall will deliver ad-
dresses. Rev J p Otis will give the
Invocation. and the Rising Sun Band
will render selections during the cx-
crciscs which viii open at p. IN. The
public is invited to attend.
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Delaware ExceIS DreaGnauehf I

The battlcship Delaware. to be
laurehcd at Newport News. Va, today
will he one oi the Two giants OF the
american Navy, exceeding the famed
British "Drcadnaupht" N fighting
power Her length is SIS feet. in
ches. beam ~ feet inches, and depth
oi hold J., feet q inches, with dis
placement OF 10000 tons She is ex.
pccted to make II knots an hour with
twin screws. and double iour cylinder
triple expansion engine She will
mount ten Ia-inch guns. in pairs, in tur-
rctS. aud fourteen s.inch guns. with
two submerged torpedo tubes Gov,
crnor Pcnrcwill the sponsor. and as
sistants and others Of the official party
lett Wilmington at Io.+i yesterday
morning. en- route for Newport News,
Tor the launching today
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1909-02-06
State Road RondS Sold

The Board OF Public Works on Mon
day sold S2as.ooo OF the second 81 i.ooo'-
600 issue oi State Road bonds. -Four
concerns made bids. but only two were
accepted. that OF the Safe Deposit and
Trust Company OF Baltimore Tor $500,
600 at 10000 and the Mutual Fire In
surance Company OF Hartford county,
for $4,000. at TOT Kountze Bros. OF
New York. bid for the whole issue at
oS. 1875. and the Cumberland Savings
Bank for $4,000 at par. Notice had
been given that bids below par wouId
not be considered.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1909-02-06
Secured Speedy StepperS

George " Bilcs. DR.. {. Il. Biles,
Thomas II. Harlan. w. D. Bradford
n ! Williams, Of Middlctown. and II
r. Tyson, OF Newark, attended the
midwintcr sale oi roadstcrs in Madi-
son Square Garden. New York, this
week, Mr.. Tyson bought several
horses Mr.. Williams bought the b {
Wcstholi. by Mabel dam Silcsia, by
Alcyonc. ioalcd in 1907, for Stro, and
the b. t. Ruchc, PAGER by Rubcns-
tcin dam Lest. by Clay. ioalcd in 1000
Tor $aIo MIR Bradford is said to have
also bought flyer George w Biles
also bought a speedy stopper for, it is
said, Slss.
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Celebrate lincoln Centenary

Governor Cruthcrs has proclaimed
nest Friday February -. the hun
drelth birthday ~ abraham Lincoln,
legal holiday IN Maryland Congress
having made it q National one Grand
army Posts throughout the country
viii observe the day Governor Gro
theirs will preside At the German.
\mcrican Club, celebration at the l.y-
ric. Baltimore. in the evening The
Young Men, Republican Club. OF Bal
'imore, will give 4 banquet Al the Hotel
BcNcdcrc Lincoln stamps will be on
sale at post offices. ard there will be
general Observance of tkc centenary.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1909-02-06
Short Handed Over Ry Sheriff

Edward Short. son oi John Short, a
former Elktonian, who was arrested
here on January 81 on instructions
from Police headquarters in Whining
ton. for completely with Jesse n. Mul-
len and Mrs. Margaret Martin. said TO
he also former Elktonian. in a bur
glary there that morning. was deliver
ed to Detective II L.'Gillis, OF that
city, on Thursday. and removed There
on rcquisition papers He, Mullen and
tic Martin woman were to have had a
hearing Yesterday.
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EIkfon Quarterly Conference

District Superintendent Rev DR. A.
) Muwbray held the fourth quarterly
conference in Elkton NJ f. Church on
Wednesday evening Treasurer vii
liam Davis submitted his annual re-
port, as did also the trustees oi the
,cvcrh chapcls connected with the
Church The financial status OF the
congregation Was found "a be saiisiac
tory The old Board oi Trustees and
the standing committees were reap
pointed. II is purpoNcd To- have stain
ed glass windows put III the Church
next summer. individuals and organi-
zatiou, assuming the cost oi several.
and the congregation that OF the rest
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Jersey Devil In n Museum

The Jersey Devil or Jabbcrwock.
turns out to be as fabulous rs were the
criGin> or dragons oi old J Hope, OF
Philadelphia, put ont the rumor ot the
freak beast 10 boom So.callcd Aus
tralian vampire. to be seen At the
Ninth aud Arch Museum, philadcl.
phja. he Gays the vampire enjoys as a
steady diet. rabbits. chickens aud small
game in general The Implications oi
the ubiquitous beast alleged to have
been seen pretty much everywhere.
were purely imaginary
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1909-02-06
LandIady'S Suit Lost

Justice Gilpn. in recent suit
brought by Miss Ada l.. Lockwood. OF
the First district. to recover $Ioo from
former tenant, Wilbur f Woollcy-
han for wood cut and hay hauled off
her farm. found for the defendant as
he showed that he hauled less hay
from than he had brought to the farm
and had used the timber for fencing,
shedding. etc Joshua Clayton and
Albert Constable. Esqs represented
plaintiff, and defendant respectively.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1909-02-06
SuSquehanna Ferry Company

Ahncr K Burrows has been chosen
president. W. II Cole. Sr.. vice -presi-
dent. and Maurice L. Cole. secretary
and treasurer Of the Susquehanna
Ferry Company OF pcrryvillc. recently
incorroratcd with capital oi $4,000.
contributed bv home rcsidcrts. The
new concern has brought the cauin-
mcnt and good viii oi Burrows & Cole.
including the ferry boat. MARYLAND. ''
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WEDDINGS
LEVERlNG-lINRTENSrINE


Inc recent wedding oi Mr.. Ralpl, X.
l.cvcring. ui Roxborough. Pa. and
Miss Sara K lartcnstinc. oi st
Georges. followed brici courtship
Ms, llarteu>tlnc, formerly oi Prn
epic, was teaching school IN 81
Georges. and me; Mir Lcyeriug about
SIX weeks ago, while he was visiting in
II George, II was a case ~ mutual
att'ac''au aud they were married on
January p. ~ Bethany Baptist parson.
age. Wilmington. bv Rev. l.. hudson
NcNtial'. ASSISTED by Rev I. !. Hon
Tins. Of Delaware Avcuuc Baptist
Church Wilmington, and Rev ] W
Mn'>un. oi Plairfcld y J The groom
!, secretary and treasurer oi the llus-
ton-lcyrrlng Manufacturing Company.
"' Philadelphia The bride is q grad
uatc IN the Cecil County High School.
and her sister /, the wife pi Joscph II
Prrk'u- formerly II Elkton. now u,
Philadelphia
MCINTYRE FITZGERALD.
Mr. Levi, r. Mclrtirr. oi Chester.
Pa, and Mis-, Bertha K. Fitzgerald oi
SyImar, were married by Rev. T.. Bor.
dcn. ~ the Baptist parsonage. Oxford.
80 saturday morning The bride is 2
daughter al Mr. Jane, FITZGERALD. and
her brother Robert. Witnessed the ccrc-
m'ny The groom Is q son ni Mrs
krlrcca McIn,irc, oi Fast Noting
Iam They will reside in Chester
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Principle Electric Plant

The Principle Electric Light plant,
erected on the old Hynes Mill site, will
be ready for service in few days,
lighting Perryvillc stores and resi-
dcnccs. and the railroad station. and
later the Whitaker Forge plant, end
private premises along the route OF its
pole line.
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Sheefed Ghost S Peril Serious

Miss Ada Gravatt, OF the Red Lion
section. played the role OF sheeted
ghost at her home one night last week.
but was met at the front door by her
father and brother with double barrel
shot guns. ner Pop. don't shoot, its
me" saved the serious situation
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DeiaWare'S S Road DEVELOPMENT

\ State road bill will be offered in
The Delaware Legislature, providing
that the State pay one-third and the
counties two-thirds Of the cost OF i'm
proved roads. the counties To issue
bonds therefor The cost is not to ex.
cccd in any one year onc-hali OF one
per cent. Of all the ratcables in the
county. as reported bv the assessors,
exclusive OF the State appropriation.
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Vets And DryS' In Delaware

The liquor license resubmission bill
for New Castle County was favorably
reported by the House Temperance
Committee at Dover on Tue sday and
will he pressed to passage The wet"
advocates talk Of working for rcsub-
mission in Sussex and say they might
win ont at the election
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RUN DOWN
ON THE RAILS
Two More Victims Meet Death
On Tracks 1T EIkfon And
HaVre De Grace

Robert c. Marcus, son OF Charles
Marcus, OF Elkton, twenty-six years
old, member OF the local section gang
on the p, b. & w. R. R., was instant
~ killed about 1 p. NJ. on Monday,
about fifty yards west oi Elkton station
by a southbound fast express. a
northbound train was approaching at
the same time, and he did not hear
the noise oi the train that struck him.
His body was catapulted for several
hundred feet down the tracks and bad
" mutilaled. nearly every bone being
broken Comrades gave him warning.
but he did not hear their calls. Cor
oncr Frazer held an inquest. and the
Jury censured the railroad company for
failure To- safeguard its trackmcn while
at work by providing special watch
man 70 give warning of trains ap.
preaching.
Mr.. Marcus. who was unmarried. was
q member oi Elktcn Council Jr. O. T..
\. NJ III, ivHcral was held on Thurs
dav. with intermcni in Eikton Gene
terry.
While picking coal along the tracks
ni the p y & w r r in IIavre de
Grace. last Friday morning, John John
son. fityliyc ears old. was run down
hv the 100 nor,hbound passenger
train lie was picking coal along the
snuthbourd track and on the approach
- n train stepped TO the other track
not notice the oncoming northbound
train The engine struck him in the
head. crushing his skull and killing
him Instantly Justice Fahcy and a
iury Investigated the affair. The dead
man leaves widow and FIVE small
children IN very Stra:tcncd circum-
stances
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tCortiaued on page 81
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10 a. m. at the club house.
WEDNESDAY-Mati Musica
club will meet at p. IN. at the Wo'
mans club building. A "Sonata
Program" will be presented as fol.
lows:
l, Sonata: Selected-Miss Newell
2. Sonata: Selected-Mrs. Burns
3. Song-Cycle: Four "Jewel
Songs" III. l.. Brainard. )-Soprano:
Mrs. Leila Wade Lewis. Accompan-
list: Miss Courtie Puryear.
WEDNESDAY-The societies OF
the Broadway Methodist church will
receive from $3.50 to 1890 o'clock
in the Epworth League parlors OF the
, church. in farewell compliment to
the Rev ]. w. BACKYARD, Mrs. Black
ard and family.
Observation-Disclosures club will
meet at 80 p. m. at -he club house.
The open meeting at O'Clock is un-
der the auspices OF the Educational
department, Mrs. l. o. Walker, chair
man. me ees
FRIDAY-The Kalasopbic club
will meet at 10 a. m. a. the Wom-
ans club house. The program is:
!. Conditions in France in the
Time of Francis 1.-The Court
Mrs. David Roger.
p. Character Sketch OF Francis l.
Mrs. John Brooks, Jr.
8. The Field of the Cloth of
Gold. -Calais.-Miss May owen.
4. Current Events-Miss Blanche
Hills.
FRIDAY-Mrs. Victor voris will
entertain with a Cup and Saucer
shower in honor of Miss Lillian
Gregory, a bride of the following
week, from to p. m. Invitations
are limited to the unmarried element.
rRIDAY-Regular monthly meet
ing of the Educational department
of the Woman's club at p. m. at
the club house.
SATURDAY-The Art Department
of the Woman's club will meet at
10 a. m. at the club house. The pro-
gram will include:
David Teniers: "The Older and the
Younger"-Mrs. J. c. Flournoy.
Van Dyke, Painter of Aristo-
Gratis. 1625-1654-Mrs. Sydney Loeb.
Van Dyke Canvasses-Mrs. George
Langstaff. Jr.
SATURDAY-D. A. r. Tag Day
for educational and patriotic pur-
poses.
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well before they leave for their new
home. The church viii. also. have
the opportunity of welcoming Broad
ways incoming pastor and the new
presiding elder that night. A cordial
invitation is extended TO all the mem
bers of Broadway and those friends
and strangers who attend It's services.
The new members of the church are
ESPECIALLY invited to be present dur
ing the evening.
Mrs. osgood BoYyer is general
chairman of reception committees
and receiving with Mrs. Bowyer. in
addition to the Rev. DR.. Blackard.
Mrs. Blackard, and Miss Blackard.
the Rev. DR.. Sullivan, Mrs. Sullivan.
and Miss Sullivan, will be the presi-
dents, and the first yice-presidents
of each society of the church, the
Sunday school superintendent, and
the members of the official board. as
follows: Woman's Foreign Mission
airy society-Mrs. T. II. Puryear. first
vice-president and Mrs. b. II. Scott.
second vice-president; Home Mission
society-Mrs. w. A Martin, president
and Mrs. Charles Johnson, first vice
president; Ramsey society-Mrs. s.
II. Winstead. president; Mrs. w. A.
Martin, vice-president; Newell so
ciety-Mrs. John w. Little. presl-
dent: Miss Halle Hisey. vice-presi-
dent; Junior Warden Missionary So
ciety--Miss Kate White, president.
) and Miss Luella Smith. vice-presi-
dent; EpwOrth League-JOhn u.
Robinson, president; Vernon Merritt.
first vice-president; Sunday School
Mr.. John ID. Smith. superintendent;
Official Board Samuel r. Hubbard.
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SOCIAL CALENDAR.

MONDAY Anniversary reception
of Woman's club at $3.50 TO $3.50 p.
m. at the club building.
MONDAY-Mrs. Andrew Camp
bell of the Cochran Apartments, will
entertain the Sewing Bee at after
noon Bridge complimentary to Miss
Rella Coleman, a November BRIDE
elect
TUESDAY-The Delphic club will
meet at 10 a. m. at the Delphic
room of the Carnegie library. The
program will ne:
/. Henry II.-Eleanor OF Aqui-
tame. The Fair Rosamond. -
Mrs. Lillard Sanders.
2. Conquest of Ireland. Her
Mournful Story.-Mrs. r. G.. Terrell.
3. Church and State. Thomas-a-
Becket.-Mrs. George c. Wallace.
4, Readlng-"Thomas- a-Becket."
trenryson)--Mrs. A. r. Meyers.
TUESDAY-Miss Mabel McNichols
is hostess to the Euchre club at $3.50
p. m. at her home, 11l2 Monroe
street.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Board
of the Woman's club will meet at
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IN THE sELKIRKS.

Have you smelt the wood-smoke
burning.
Wreathing skyward, slow at sunset
Through the sweet balsamic cedars
Crisp the tang OF pungent odors.
Where the mountains blue and mist
like
Wreathed in vapors curling greyly;
With the Vests clear rose and lilac
Ger the waves Of blending hill crests.
Ger the voice of bird swift homing,
And the cheep OF tiny wood things
Rolls the rush OF rapid waters
Through the winding mountain passes
On fair Kootenay's emerald bosom
Flashes pure as pearl the white foam;
Laughing as high leaps the spray mist
Tossing Jewels to the suns kiss.
Laughing, tumbling in gay frollc.
Swift to Join superb Columbia;
Then in beauteous, stately grandeur
Roll they to the brooding ocean.
Clear, above the ridgy mountain,
Hangs the young moons silver sickle.
Blue the curling wood-smoke rises
Sweet as incense swayed at vespers.
TAN, the pines in mystic silence
Breathless stand as painted canvas
Still the world holds, solemn, won
drors;
flushed in holy prayer OF even.
EUGENE CLARK CLEUGH.
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Anniversary Reception Of woman's
Club,

The annual Anniversary reception
of the Woman's club will be held
Monday afternoon from $3.50 70 $3.50
at the cub house. 1t will celebrate
the fourth year of the clubs organi-
alton and splendid work. and will
be a delightful social event. The
lclub colors. white, green and gold.
will be carried out in the decorations
lof the attractive home, and in the
refreshments served. Each club men,
Der is privileged TO invite three non
club members.
The hostesses OF the afternoon will
be:
Hall: Mrs. Muscoe Burnett. Mrs.
Arch Sutherland. Mrs. J. C. Flournoy,
Mrs. /. ID. Wilcox Mrs. f. NJ. Fisher,
Mrs. George Langstaf, Jr.
Upper Hall: Mrs. /. o. Walker,
Mrs. John Dorian, Mrs. l.. V. Armen-
TROUT.
Library: Mrs. John G.. Miller. Mrs.
c. s. BoOkwalter, Mrs. John X. Hen
drick, Mrs. w. A. Gardner, Mrs.
George c. Wallace. Mrs. Mary Wat
son, Miss Lowry, Mrs. Saunders Fow-
Ter.
Dining Room: Mrs. Charles Kiger
Mrs. ]. p. Smith. Miss McCandless
Miss Blanche Hills, Miss Sadie Pax
ton, Mrs. Clarence SherreH, Mrs. ].
G. Utterback, Miss Sinnott, Mrs.
Henry Rudy
Auditorium: Mrs. J. A. Rudy
Miss Adine Morton, Mrs. A. r.
Meyers. Mrs. Jake Corbett, Mrs. f.
Il. Reidhead, Mrs. Victor Vorls. Mrs.
T. G. Leech. Mrs. VIII Bradshaw, Jr.
Mrs. o. l.. Gregory. Mrs. J. X. Fergu-
son, Miss Susan Morton. Mrs. George
Flournoy. Mrs. Earl Palmer, Mrs. II.
S. Wells.
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unveillng OF the Marker" on the
site of Old Charles Town across ASH
ley river. founded by the English \.
ID 1870. The unwilling viii take
place on Thursday. November %. at
- o'clock, noon. and will be an elab-
crate and beautiful patriotic ccrc-
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Beyy of Charming Visiting Girls.

The coming of number OF attrac-
tive out-of-town girls to attend the
wedding of Miss Lillian Gregory and
Mr.. Maury Robinson. OF Charleston,
West Virginia. on November "a, will
inaugurate a round of gayety. Al
ready some social affairs in honor of
Miss Gregory and her bridesmaids
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Piles CURED IN q To ~ DAYS.
PAIO OINTMENT Is guaranteed TO
cure any case OF Itching. Blind.
bleeding or Protruding piles in 6 10
"a days or money refunded. zoe.