The weekly true Democrat. (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1905-1912, 1909-05-14

hemeWDeT LUhb NUs pDhApyiltu uAhy
party will come off on Thursday, the
9th.
carry a full stock OF SilverW are and
Cut.glass suitable for wedding presents
r. T. Nicholson, the Jeweler. 9
For Rent-6 room cottage on corner
Boulevard aud Gaines. Apply 10 Mrs.
X. McDOuRall. IL
Miss Nellie Bassett has recently had
constructed nice boat Tor her own use.
which che will soon launch in Lake
Bradford.
Mr. Harry N. Sweeting ia attending
the Grand Chapter, r. A. NJ, Of FlOri
da, now in session at Jacksonville, OF
which he IL grand master Of the Third
Vbil
~FEd. V. Price suits hold their shape
Qntil worn out. they are made OF the
Jest material. iit and style are Ruaran-
Iced and they cost but little more than
ready made garment and give better
satisfaction Orders and measures
taken daily by Chittenden e. Co. II
Florida State College Basket Ball
Team had a delightful banquet nc the
Bloxham hotel last Saturday evening,
In the course Of which they presented
their coach, Professor Elmer Smith,
with a handsome gold scarf pin set
with n large pearl, as a mark Of their
appreciation of his services.
Stops itching instantly. Cures piles,
eczema, salt rheum, letter, itch, hives,
herpes, scabies- DOan's Ointment. At
any drug store. Him
The Tallahassee Juvenile Protective
Association will hold a regular meeting
Tuesday, May 18TH, az o'clock D. M.
at the Elks' Hall. Prominent members
will discuss different phases OF this
association. A full attendance Of the
executive committee In desired, and the
public generally Is invited 10 be present.
The Tallahassee Musical Club calls
upon its friends 20 help make up slight
deficit IN their treasury. For this puT-
pose the public Is invited TO come TO
concert 20 be given next Monday even
ing at the residence Of Hon. Foster G.
Gilmore, on Park Avenue, and bring an
offering of silter money.
Rev. J. b. Prultt, pastor Of the Bap-
fist church, said he wanted The True
Democrat man 10 have one square meal
and brought TO him q dozen Irish pota-
toes from his own garden, which meas
ured more than q half peck, and were
not selected either. This 10 Mr.. Fruits
first experience % q gardner, but he has
the best and most varied garden In the
city.
Hon. W. r. Baker, Senator from the
10Th District, came 90 Tallahassee at
. L.. .aawt-0s - kka amaatnrv etorkf nfIf ff
the hospital, where he was under treat
ment for sciatic rheumatism. He has
not been at all we'll since his arrival
here, but has not missed roll call not
Wlthstanding his painful affection. His
physician thinks that he Is now imprOv-
Ing and hopes for his complste recoV-
cry before the end OF the session.
Rev. DR.. Niles, once temporary rec
tor OF ST. Johns Church, but now Of st.
CathaTine's, Pensacola, spent day Ia
Tallahassee this week, enrOute 90 st.
Auguatine, where he went 20 attend the
annual meeting Of the Episcopal Coun
Gil for the Diocese Of Florida He WAS
accompanied by Rev. s. Moran, rector
Of So. Johns, and hessrs. 7. H Ran
dolph and j. Stewart Lewis, Senior
Warden and Vestryman OF the same
parish
The pupils Of Mrs. Florence Hequem-
bourH's violin class mad = large attend |
anee at their recital last Saturday AZ
temoOn, and the program rendered
elected enthusiastic applause. The
German rendering OF the Babes IN the
Wood, a faLtasy composed by the Ger
man composer, Won Humperdinck, and
arranged by Tours, was exquisitely in |
terpreted, and the story Of the hapless
little victims Of q step-mother' = cruelty |
was followed by asympathetie audience.
DR. b. Bond was the genial host Of
an automobile party last Tuesday, |
which visited the beautiful MiceOsukie
neighborhOod. Among the favored
gueats was Hon. John Y. Detwiler, |
Honorary Fish Commissioner for the
State Of Florida, who challenges the
claim Of Leon % be called "God's Coun. !
try" because the landscape WIS not
dotted with drying flshnets and the odOr !
OF clam choWder was cohspleuOusly abb
sent.
Father Bresnahan, the Catholiclpriesi, !
after conducting services IN the court |
house all OF last week at Quincy, re-
turned 90 Tallahassee, where be has
been located for some time. Father
Breenahan is q very fine speaker and
his sermons were greatly enjOyed by |
those who were present. he u also a |
hard and enthusiastic worker Tor his |
church, and II certain plans mature
that he has IN view, the Catholic people /
Of Quincy viii be able 10 worship Ia g
church Of their own.