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The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1909-11-30

CIGAR and newsstand on main thorough
fare $3.50. Barber shop. near 18th and f n
w: cheap to quick buyer. Moving picture
theater. excellent location, clearing $500
monthly. cheap 20 quick buyer. Moving
picture theater, clearing N.2o0 per month
bargain Cleaning and dyeinE establishment.
centrally located; must sell at once Grocery
and confectionery. near school; bargain.
cafe in large apartment house. doing fine
business. cheap. Boarding house. near
Thomas circle; cheap 20 quick buyer.
RITTENOCR BROS, 1872 10th ST. n W.
FOR SALE-Good paying barber shop Ap-
Div cor OF 4th and q y. T. no30-3ts
GROCERY. with living rooms. cheap rent
40 IL 81. y. f. no2s-2ta
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Pianos.

USED UPRIGHTs AND SQUARES
Taken in exchange for new Pianos. Full
value allowed. HUGO WORcH. no G ~
W. WOrch building Sole agent for Sohmer,
Blasius, Regent and Worch Pianos ocZ9-tf
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Motorcycles.

WE SUGGEST BARGAINS in secondhand
motorcycles ! Excelsior. 2 Harley-Dasidsons.
4 Yale. Motorcycle Vans. at the EXCEL
SIOR AGENCY. SIS 9th 81. y. W no24-It
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Homemade Pastry.

WHOLESOME. DELICIOUS PASTRY
Homemade pies that viii melt in your
mouth; Lady Baltimore Cakes; Nut Layer
Cakes, and other deleCtabie pastries equally
az spDetizing-
AMREII. 1oO9 New York Ave.
NIL
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BUSINESS oPPoRTUNITIEs.

COAL and wood yard; well located NV;
daily sales, SS5 good value at...........S 81 $40
CONFECTIONERY fine stand NV.
owner leaving T. 3; clearing 800 mo- ]. 200
GROCERY sw.s cheap rent; rooms; daily
sales. $50. under management; only g-5
POOL ROOM. best located NV, clearing
$40 mo-. great sa ,rihce ar.......-..-...- SO
MARKET store. good business stand
Georgetown rent SIS mo-, sales $40 day SO
GROCERY corner NV, cheap rent.
cOlning uey and viii make more ..... 500
CIGAR I'D periodical store: no Opp0-
sitiOn. sales Sc day nattention- .-.-.-- $50
GROCERfi NV. loca son; rent, $685.
rooms. sales SIS daily; give-aWay at. $40
CLUB PoOlrOOm; on god business ST
money-maker, quick aale sacrifice. --... 90
LIGHT GROCERY corner Sc. rent.
81, nice house. best in city for. 400
CORNER GROCERY Sc location. rent.
SD, fine house, Eive-away at-......--... 500
OYSTER house; cheap rent rooms,
sales sl2 daily; offer wanted. asking. SEQ
NOTION. toy and light grocery; fine
stand Tor lady rent $50, rooms 10000. 175
NEW YORK BUSINESS BROKERS. 1923 +.
no30-2t
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DANCING

MISS COULTER most skilled teacher OF
dancing 2I6 Eye ST. n. ". III you can walk
I can teach you TO waltz, private lessons
any time, with music Soc Phone NJ llSg
no3O-Its
PROF a. MRS. WNNDHAM. SIG 18th n w.
teach all dances. class Tues. Thur. and
sat eve. 1880, lesson soc, six lessons s. so:
private lessons any hour with music, Euaran-
ice all schv'. RS; prof. teachers Phone n 5S7s
E09-tf
DAVISON'S. Prof and Mrs; 10 9Th ~ W.
best known. est 1892 Teach all dances In s
lessons. open Q a. m. to II D. m. Phone N ASA.
class and dances. Tue Thur. cvs. Assembly
dances. Natl, Rifles Armory. Wed. sat evs
seI4-tf
MRS CLOVER'S ACADEMY. 6I3 g2d Pri-
waite lessons sec; waltz & twu-step guar 8
lessons, barn dance .; classes Tues, Thurs
sat. eve, &c chlldren's class sat AFT 81
month. ball room FOR rent, S. Phone " Il2s
seS-sOt
DANCING ACADEMY. 2lS Eye 81. n. w.
Misses Chamberlain and Cobb. teachers; So
cial dance Thursdays. Phone N 5S47-Y.
ias-U
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TYPEWRITERS.

REBUILT l. G. Smiths, Underwood. Rem
instou, Smith Premier, good new. for
sale and rent az Lowest prices Typewriter
& once Supply Co. ll01 c ST. n. W. NJ $500
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SITUATIONS wANTED-MALB

BY EXPERIENCED young white man, pc
sltiou to- operate electric automobile or VIII
be willing 90 learn 90 operate gasoline or
steam car. state hours. W. w. 3D. ~ tth
IT. s. " hooV-oL
AS BARTENDER; 10 years experience AMI
good reference. Address BOX l26. no8o-5t
NTED-Place as cgns in lunch room or
hotel 1851 4th ct ~, w. noSs-Ep
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HORSES AND VEHICLES.

FOR SALE-Three good runabouts with rub
bpF tires. SO each : d WATERS A. son,
INC $40 Pa ave. y w nOS0-St
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WE ARE booking Christmas orders for white
Eskimo and other dogs; also singing canarses.
parrots cats rabbits white mice rats, gold
fishes goats etc SCHMID'S BIRD STORE.
l2 18th st. " ". no37-t II
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MISCELLANEOUS

MAX BROTSKY & SON. Mirror Manufsc-
turers; resllvering. regIlding. beveling. Phone
Main 5s57-M. 9Q7 L ST. ~ W. oci5-sot
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FOR OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES ROOMS.

z ST y W. l07-Unfurnished rooms foi
rent: Aiee and bright; heat and gas; reason
able roe0-efa
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FOR SALE-HQ<se. wagon and harness Ap-
-,r,- fu New Jersey ave y. w. noS0-3r-
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SITUATIONS wANTED-MALE.

TAILOR wishes TO learn good cutting sys-
tenn on ladies' and geEtlemen's work BOX
JIG. Times office. no30-3ts
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FOR OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES ROOMS.

ST. s e. BO3-Second and third hoor: an
corner rooms. S. each for light h0usckeeD-
ing. heat and gas. nO30-3t
q ST. s. w. I226-Two large unfu-nished %
floor rooms, IS uo19-3t'
THE DORCHESTER, 18th ana Nd ave S.
W, three stories, Eoou outlook. heat and
hot water stationary wgshtubs; baths
large CIotnes-drying platform, spacious rooms
wiIh closets newly papercc and painted. 50
per mons. gas connections f9r cooking; slot
gas meter. one block from 18th 81. cars.
Apply 20 JaEitOr. Ocl9-tf
p ST. 1eO3-DcsirabIo communicating rooms.
Inquire at RICE'S STUDIO. nU30-7t'
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OON after O'Clock a man I'm the
topmost window Of the tower
called down that the forces in the
hills were moving in compact
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FOR HIBE-Pleasure teams. business teams
or a horse for your wagon by the day. week
or month at reduced rates. PITSNOGI.E
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Picture Framing.

-ADlEss SET your framing done carly and
aFoid the rush; orders taken now for Christ
mas delivery; expert restoring and regiIdlnG.
AMES & CO, successors 10 J w Tyler
us 9th st. n. W.
Phone gl52-M uo26-llf
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Dogs, Pets, Etc.

FUES made over and repaired. NUTS and
collarettes- Mrs. r. NJ EVANS. nov located
az 40 Iith s.. ~ W. n029-7t'
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FOR SALE-Bed springs new: THE KIND
THAT NEVER SAG. Special price s. S..
Regular price $50.
see NORWOOD. sth and h
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81 a l1ONS WAN 4EO-E ENnALE-.
YOUNG GIRL wants any kind OF WORK Ad-
dress BOX H. Times office. IT,
DREsSMAKING- First-clsssi skirts from 81
up. N. FREEMAN. $50 Il -. n w.
FAMILY WASHING done at home by OK
perieuced lauudress. 8 p st. ~. W.. lt-
BY RELIABLE colored girl, place as cham
bermaid, Address 1926 Ward pL n W. u
BY COLORED woman. place general
houseWork OF ChambeTmaid- 900 ed ST. n w.
nn3o-2t
FIRST CLASS wash woman wants private
family or cafe washing done neat and clean
a6l NJ 81. & w IL
WORK by competent girl or apply 2i3 NJ y.
W no30-2t
PLACE as general houseworker. cook or
nurse references Address 2l-6 X y. w
PLACE to cook in small family. Call 1874
Madison 81 N. W ~.
CLERK in q grocery store. by young lady.
experienced. BOX Jos. Times ohice. NJ ;9-2t.
WANTED BY fIrst-clas. laundress, w 5rk az
home. sunny yard call or address GA II
ST " w. uo-5-ti-
TYPEWRTTING-Mss. &c "A page supply pa
per: accurate punctuation. Bon ITO, Times
Office. ho-J-"t'
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JAPANESE. who attends school. wants DO
sition housebOy. no wages; at once. s. X,
9Zl sth St -. ". no29-3ta
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WANTED-ROOMS.

Man AND WIFE with one child wants or
unfurnished rooms for light housekeeping
I'm Southeast section Address 35s 9 81
:. w uo5O-5r-
WANTED-One furnished room fOi light
housekeeping. between 7th and I8th and E
and k BOX 1Z3, Times office It,
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OVER THE COUNTY.

Cabinet Photos 800 dozen al
YoUNG'S. 5-tf
George Killebrew. OF Mt. Pleasant
is in Nashville.
Mr. and Mrs, John Ruhm. of Mt
Pleasant, are in Nashville.
George w. Killebrew, of Mt. Pleas
ant, is attending Presbytery at Cul'
leoka.
George w. Killebrew, Of Mt. Pleas
ant, has returned from a business trip
to Franklin.
E. Dan Smith, of Mt. Pleasant, has
returned from stay of several days
in Louisville, KY.
Mrs. c. R. Mathers and little daugh-
ter of Mt. Pleasant, left Tuesday for
visit to relatives in New Orleans,
La.
Mrs. Charles S. Jackson and Mrs.
Herman Ruhm, of Mt. Pleasant, went
to Nashville today to see the Blue
Mouse.
Earl Hutchison, of the Mt. Pleasant
neighborhoOd has been adjudged of
unsound mind and will be sent to the
asylum for the insane at Nashville,
Thursday.
Messrs. ]. T. Jenkins and George
Kil1ebrew have purchased the Brown
low block in Mt. Pleasant, some of the
best business property in that town.
Mr. Jenkins has also purchased part
Of the lawn of Mrs. Martha FriersOn.
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also used in decoration. White can.
dies tn sconces, added their soft light
to that of the electroliers.
The dining room was ornamented
with fragrant purple and white violets.
The handsome mahogany table was
covered with rich cluny pieces. In
the center was large floral PLAGUE.
formed of purple and white hyacinths,
surrounded by purple and white vio-
let's and silver baskets also contained
these sweet scented flowers. Crystal
with gold shades burned
white candles and a delicious eight
course menu was served At its con-
clusion a game of bridge was played
in which the highest score was, at.
tanned by Mrs. Judd, who was awarded
the prize. The guest list included
Mrs. Julia Shields, Mrs. G. A. Forgey,
Mrs. William P. Watson, Mrs. William
J. Whitthorne, Mrs. Charlotte Hughes, |
Mrs. 8. w. Judd and Mrs. Charles 9. |
Jackson of Mt. Pleasant
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PERSONALS.

Col. John W. Fry and T. M. Ander
son of Columbia are registered al
Hotel Aston, New York.
John W. Nowlin has sold his store
house and mercantile business at Big
byville to Rufus s. Lowell. The price
of the real estate was $1,000.
Miss Gene Dobbins has returned
from Mt Pleasant.
Horace Frierson, of Lawrenceburg,
spent Sunday in the city.
Miss Elise Porter of Pittsburg, Pa,
is visiting Miss Mary Porter.
Miss Rebecca Grant is the guest Of
Miss Lucie Hill, of Springfield.
Mrs. Joe fowler and little daughter
left Sunday for visit to Mrs. Good
man at Memphis.
Mrs Bruce Cochran and little son
have returned from a visit to rela-
tives in Nashville.
DR.. l.. c. Burgard left Monday for
Birmingham where he Is attending a
meeting of dentists.
Mrs. w. H. Jones has been called to
Birmingham to the bedside of her "a
Their, who is quite Ill.
Mrs. George T. Hughes, Jr., and
Miss Katherine fowler have returned
from a visit to Clarksville.
Miss Kate Shields is In Nashville
today.
Mrs. c. A. Witt is visiting friends
In Nashville.
B. Smolinsky went to Nashville to-
day on business.
Miss Sadie Aydelott is visiting
friends in Nashville.
Mrs. J. H. Ledbetter is visiting
friends in Nashville.
DR.. o. J. Porter was in Summer
town today on business.
Mrs. w. B. Capers and Mrs. W. p.
spent Tuesday in Nashville
Frank Swansburg has returned from
New York, where he went to buy
goods.
Miss Hester Joseph has returned to
after visit to her sister,
Mrs. Garnett Merrill.
Cecil King left Sunday for Browns
vile, where he has accepted a posi-
ton on the States-Graphic.
Miss Elizabeth Galloway of Deca- I
tur, ILL.,, is visiting the family of Hon
w. T. Galloway, at Glendale.
Mrs. Wash Blackburn has returned
TO Nashville, after a short visit to G
Miss Mary Blackburn In West End.
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CLEVELAND MAN
KILLED BY TRAIN

CLEVELAND, Tenn, April L.
James L. Phillips, aged about go
years, was struck by freight train
near the depot here late Tuesday af-
ternoon and instantly killed. It is
said that he was walking on the rail-
road track and while endeavoring TO
avoid one train. stepped directly in
front Of another. He is survived by
several children, all of whom are
grown. Interment was made today.
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7 DR.. A. S. Page left Monday evening
to attend the meeting of the NatiOna
Dental Association at Birmingham.
Mrs. H. G. Evans and Miss Anne
Evans have returned from a weeks
stay with Mrs. Chas. S. Jackson at
Mt. Pleasant.
Mr.. and Mrs John Sloan, of Flor
ence, came up Saturday 7ight and
spent Sunday with Mr.. Sloan's mother
and other relatives.
Miss Rebecca Erwin has returned
from Nashville, after pleasant visit
of two weeks as the guest of Miss
Gay Bowen and Mrs J. l. Newson.
Mrs L. C. Burgard is visiting friends
in Nashville.
E. H. Hatcher, Esq, is spending the
day in Franklin.
Miss Rebecca Carpenter and Vance
Carpenter spent Monday in Nashville.
Miss Emma Brown has returned
from visit to Miss ALE Kittrell at
Mt Pleasant.
Mrs. r. ]. Reynolds and little daugh-
ter were with friends In Nashville
Tuesday.
Mrs Warren, who has been visiting
Mrs. Jennie Carpenter. has returned
to Nashville.
Mrs. Sol Maxwell and Mrs. J. w. |
Shelton have returned from a short |
visit to Nashville.
Mrs. Otey KindeI, Of Mt. Pleasant, |
is visiting her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Parsons at Riverside.
Mrs. Matte English has returned to
her home at Franklin, after visit to
relatives in this city.
Miss Minnie Perry, who has been
the guest of the family of Prof w. e.
Bostick, has returned to Nashville.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wiley Warfield, Of
Paris, Tenn, are visiting Mr. War.
ield's mother, Mrs. D. Warfield and
amily.
Mrs. L. B. Foxall, who has been
pending the winter with her sister,
Irs. Dave Cherry, is visiting relatives
n Selma, Ala.
Mrs. H. P. Figuers is spending a
ew days in Nashville with relatives. {
Hiss Mary Dale Figuers went up to
Nashville today RI ioin hnr rn0thor
John M. Gray, Jr., was out Tuesday
rom Nashville.
Mrs W. P. Ridley is spending a 4
ew days in Nashville.
Miss Olive Dobbins has returned 6
'om a visit to Nashville. y
Mrs. A. A. Peeler and little daughter 8
New York are visiting Mrs. Dave q
Mrs. Ray Grigsby and little son, q
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Ray. Jr., Of BlandingsFille, al. are
visiting her parents Mr. and Mrs
Moses Mcclellan They we're accom-
panied home by Miss Fannie McCiel'
Ian. who has been visiting her sister
for the past several months
s. c. Carmack is here from Centre
vile.
James F. Lewis is in Bessemer,
Ala, on business
Mrs o. C. Owen is visiting relatives
in Mt. Pleasant
Enoch Stephenson Jim Thomas and
Ewing Kannon saw the Blue Mouse"
Wednesday night in Nashville.
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BOWLERS PLAY
SECOND TIME
TOURNAMENT PULLED OFF At
OLYMPIA BOWLING ALLEY.
SCORES WERE LIGHT.

The second bowling tournament Of
the season was pulled of at the Olym.
pia Bowling Alley Wednesday night.
The score run up by the bowlers was
rather light one, but considering the
newness of the feature and the short
time some Of the bowlers have been
practicing, the game was interesting.
A large crowd was out to witness the
game. The score was as follows:
EirMt Game
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CALL FOR COURT HOUSE
AND BRIDGE WARRANTS

Notice is hereby given to the owners
and holders of Court House Warrants.
They must present them to the County
Trustee for payment on or before
Tuesday April 20, 1909 or interest
viii cease thereon. This call also
applies to all Bridge Warrants past
due or falling due on or before the
said date. Bridge Warrants falling
due after then must be presented at
as interest will cease.
w. o. GORDON, County Judge.
thurs&sat2wks&wlly
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AROUND TOWN.

Mr.. A. L. Blocker has purchased {
place on Williamsport pike from Mr.
Hanaway, amounting to the sum $500
Officer Barker is busy these days
collecting the city taxes that are lie
| linquent.
B. e. Regen has purchased two cot.
tages on North High street from d. C,
Phelan for $3,0S5.
Meade Frierson has broken the
ground preparatory to erecting a pretty
bungalow on his lot on the Mt. Pleas
ant pike near Columbia.
Those people over seventy years old
desiring to accept the free proposition
at Daimwood's Studio had better come
at once as the time has about half
expired. 31-d2weds&wklv2t
G. B. Hayes has rented the old Cart
ner shop on North Main street and
will run horse shoeing establish
ment. William Hayes, of Nashville
will be in charge of the shop. Mr..
Hayes al one time lived In Columbia
and will be remembered by many Co
Iumbia people. The shop will be open
FOR business the first of April.
Hewlett Story has purchased of Ed
Smith cottage and lot In the RUSSELL
addition for $625.O0.
VIII Wilsford has quit the livery
BUSINESS and will engage in farming
IN the Walker farm on the Hamp-
hire pike.
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DISCUSSION LED
TO AN ARREST
jim WHITE CHARGED WITH AN
ASSAULT UPON HARRY
SLOAN.

Discussion OF the Social Club Ques-
tion led to the arrest Of Jim White,
one of the witnesses in the Social
Club case, Wednesday. The arrest
was made by City Marshal Ed Nor
gan and the charge therein was using
profane language and assaulting HaT-
ry Sloan with a pocket knife. The
case 10 set for trial in the City Court
on Friday.
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Mrs. Judd, Honoree.

Mrs S. w. Judd. OF Huntsville,
Ala the attractive guest of Mrs. Char
lotte Hughes, was the honoree of a
charmingly appointed bridge luncheon
given Tuesday by Mrs e. II. Hatcher
at her country home "Blythewood I"
famed for the hospitality of its charm.
ing chatelaine, was unusually attrac-
tive with myriads of spring flowers
adding to the charm of its handsome
ly furnished interior In the drawing
room vases on mantel, bookcases and
tables held pear blossoms, scarlet ge.
raniums, tulips, white hyacinths and
many handsome house plants were
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MY child was burned terribly about
the face, neck and chest. applied
DIR. Themes, Eclectric Oil. The pain
ceased and the child sank into
restful sieep.'-Mrs. Nancy M. Han
son, Hamburg, N. Y.
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Dinner Served.
Murray-ShleIds.

MuiIdy-SuStuA.
Miss Ada Shields and Joe Murray,
both of Columbia, were married early
Tuesday morning in Glasgow, KY, by
Rev. Mr., Dillon, pastor OF the First
Methodist church of that place, In the
presence of a few friends. Mr. and
Mrs. Murray are still in Glasgow, but
will reach Columbia some time next
week. Miss Shields is the daughter
of A. H. Shields, the popular freight
agent of this place and is quite pop
ular young lady. Mr.. Murray was
recently employed at the iewelry
store of Braly Bros. and had charge OF
the repair department of the firm.
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SOCIETY
Zion BOOK cIuh.

Zion Book Clue.
The Zion Book Club was most De
lightfuIly entertained Tuesday after
noon by Miss Rebecca Stephenson
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Zion Book CLUB.
The Zion Book Club was most de
llightfuny entertained Tuesday after
noon by Miss Rebecca Stephenson
-
Mrs. Tyndars Dining.
Mrs. Walter c. Tyndal, OF Zion
gave a most delightful dining We'd
nesday complimentary to Mrs. Henry
L. Martin, OF Midway. Ky. The table
was yelled with handsome cluny lace,
having for a floral center-piece bowl
OF narcissus. Covers were laid for
six and a six-course menu was served
r.
Spelling Bee.
The young people of Culleoka, gave
a spelling Bee at Moore Institute
school house Friday night, for the
benefit of the School Improvement
Association. Fifteen dollars was real
lied for this cause. Miss Lena Convey
won the prize, box of bon bons.
B.
Delta Beta Sigma Sorority.
Invitations have been issued to the
annual dance Of the Delta Beta Sigma
Sorority of the Columbia Institute for
Monday, April 18th. The invitations
are engraved with large gold star in
the center of which is the official
badge of the order in old gold and
black. The invitations read:
Delta Beta Sigma Sorority
of
Columbia Institute
Announce their Annual Dance
Monday, April twelfth,
nine hundred and nine"
~
Luncheon.
Miss Dorothy Fulton was the charm
ng and gracious little hostess of a
,rettily planned luncheon given Satur-
lay in celebration of her thirteenth
The handsome mahogany
able was yelled almost completely
With rich cluny lace. In the center on
large mirror plaque was a graceful
ar of white hyacinths, and at each
late was a bunch of Parma violets.
he place cards were prettily hand
ainted Irish flags. A miniature ,
larch hare at one end of the table
'as attached to a basket loaded with
Duvenirs in the form of artificial
hamrocks. A delicious four course
lncheon was served, and those enjoy
lg Miss FuTton's hospitality were
Lisses Helen Sparrow, Sarah Morgan,
arab Leach, Narciss Fleming, Ruth
mis-, Leonora Williamson, Mildred
Margaret GreenIaw and :
annie Littlefield.
r.
There will be a call meeting of the u
'innie Davis Chapter U. d. c., Fri =
W afternoon at three o'clock at the
,me of Miss Jean Dobbins. =
j. VI
role Meets.
The Little Sunbeam Circle Of Kings 20
lughters will meet with Miss Pau :.
lie Elan at Miss Verna Skelley's on =
xth street, Friday afternoon at $3.50 ~
lock =.
b. 40
.. Hutton, Hostess.
MRS ]. l.. Hutton entertained infor.
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Mrs. TyndaI's Dining.
Spelling Bee.

Spelling Bee.
The young people of Culleoka. gave
spelling Bee at Moore Institute
school house Friday night, for the
benefit of the School Improvement
Association. Fifteen dollars was real
lied for this cause. Miss Lena Convey
won the prize, box of bon bons.
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Mrs. Hutton, Hostess.

Mrs. Hutton, Hostess.
Mrs J. L. Hutton entertained infor
mally Tuesday at luncheon, ocmpH
mentsTy to Mrs. 8. w Judd, OF Hunts
vile, Ala. the house guest Of Mrs,
Charlotte Hughes.
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Chapter Meeting.

Chapter Meeting.
The Maury Chapter. U. d. c. will
meet Friday afteroon at 8 o'clock at
the Century Club. All members are
urged to be present as delegates are
to be elected to the State Convention
to be held in Jackson in May.
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Dinner Served.
The Winnie Davis Chapter of the
of the Confederacy will
serve dinner next Monday in the house
on the east side OF the square for
merly occupied by M. D. King. The
young ladies are fine housekeepers
and are sure to have a bountiful and
repast.
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Circle Meets.

Circle Meets.
The Little Sunbeam Circle of King
Daughters will meet with Miss Pau
line Elan at Miss verna Skelley's Of
Sixth street, Friday afternoon at S:3'
o'clock
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Delta Beta sigma Sorority.
Columbia Institute

OUIuHIDId IHbIIIutC
Announce their Annual Dance
Monday, April twelfth,
nine hundred and nine"