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Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1909-06-15
BRYAN FISHERMAN AT CALVES
TON.
Having Good Time and Good Luck
at s'''I'o|p.

Galveston. Texas, June iS.-Captain
Andrew Moses. commandant Of cadets
DIR. o. NJ. Ball. professor OF botany
and zoology. at Agricultural and Me.
chanical college; Dr. Geo r. Tabor OF
Bryan. former state health officer; DR.
z. N. Raysor. and NJ. II. James OF
Bryan are spending a week at the
Bettison fishing pier DR. Ball is an
enthusiastic h-herman and distin.
guished himself today by landing a
very large jaokfish, which gave the
doctor quite a tussle before he capt
ured IL. He also landed a fine string
OF trout and reddish. Houston Post.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1909-06-15

Wednesday the Hummer day OF our
great slaughter.sale. Thousansd are
reaping the benefit. Are you? Wilson
c Derden. les
For all kinds OF concrete work,
sidewalks. plastering. etc. call on me
at First National bank building. J..
V. Musgraye. III
John R. Davis and H~S-swett and
sons, Cody and Curtis. were over TO.
day from lola. Mr.. Prewett Is an
experienced railroad builder and IA
figuring with Mayor Maloney and az
sociates on building the Bryan Col.
lege interurban In, case the bonus Is
raised and the present plans materi.
allze.
Rev. $. w. Kendrlck. the state evan.
gelist. was IN the city yesterday and
returned TO Houston last night. Mrs.
Kendrick Is stiIl at the Baptist SAM.
tarIum In Houston where she Is slow
IL recovering from a very dangerous
operation. DR.. and Mrs. Kendrick
win occupy the Lomax cottage when
they return 10 Bryan.
soc chydren's play rompers during
one hour Wednesday 29c.
soc boys knee pants. 2sc.
Soc mems Balbriggan and porus IN.
derwear, Ice
Watch the hour.
l6S Wilson a. Dcr3en.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1909-06-15

Misses Clemle and Lucille Robinson
returned TO Hampstead today after a
visit TO Mrs. Ed $. Derden.
Mr. and Mrs J. 3. Hines and little
Bess left today for Oklahoma City. to
visit Mr.. and Mrs c. f. stickley.
Fresh bread. rolls and cakes always
On hand. also nice line Of fancy can
dies. Mrs. Otto Boehme.
Miss Alma Thaxion Of Henrietta.
departed last night for III Campo
after a pleasant visit 20 Miss Gene
Dennis.
Now Is your chance 10 get one of
our fine Hart. Schanner a Marx suits
at % per cent reduGroD Parks a
waldrop. II ls7
Mr. and Mrs. j. Webb Howell went
to Galveston this afternoon, Mr..
Howell will attend the Cotton Crush.
ers Association.
The greatest slaughter sale ever
launched In Bryan. Thousands OF dol
lars In clean merchandise as adyertis-
ed Wilson & Dcrden. 100
Misses Wesa Wellington. Ray
Montgomery and Annie bearing left
this afternoon for Charlottesville. Va.
/ where they viii spend the fgy'atel
part OF the summer.
/ Think Of Il. the summer Is only hal
over and you have the chance TO &c
] the choice OF any Of our high grad
suits az % per cent on. Nothing r.
served. Parks a waldrop. nc
W. L. Steele OF Navasota. On an,
Tom Steele OF Allenfarm. and Franz
and watty Lofiin Of Allenfarm. wer'
In Bryan today on business with M
board OF equalization
Are you going away THIS summer
We are showing the largest and mos
complete line OF suit cases and tray
cling bags In Bryan and our price
are the lowest. Parks & Waldrop. i6
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1909-06-15
W. T. James. President.
FOUND.

A mans black square cut cost
near the II. a. T. c. freight depot.
owner can get same By calling az
this Office proving property and pay
Ing for this notice.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1909-06-15
LOCALS AND PERSONALS.

/.
House for rent see ID. Mike. 1872
J. X. Presnal was in today from Ia.
Dor.
WIN Riley was in today from RelI-
ance.
W. L. Houston OF Hearne is visiting
IN the city.
See the ad OF A. ]. Wagner & Co.
on first page. iG2
J. W. Henderson OF Kurten. was IN
the city today.
Judge V. y. Hudson returned from
Franklin today.
Swell lace coats at special price. A.
j. Wagner a Co. lG2
Miss Pauline Webb left today for a
visit 10 Houston
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1909-06-15
NOTICE.

Bryan. Texas, June IL, 1909
You are hereby notified OF an assess
ment Of One Dollar and Five Cent,
tSi.0j) on account OF the death OF Mrs
J. Wash Henderson. No. 81. This mus
be paid to Joe b. Reed. secretary
within ten days, or you will becoms
suspended. when Il win cost 80 cents
extra 10 become reinstated. and the
approval OF the Board OF Directors.
Present membership 800.
Attest:
w. T. James. President.
Joe b. Reed. Secretary.
Bryan Council Friend In Need Society
Every member should urge their
neighbor TO join the Friend in Need
Society. We ought to have 500 mem
bers. l62-w35
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1909-12-02
The Latest riira-le

Nnyiation OF the mir is an accom-
uIish,d iac; that the human imnci-
nation has yet failed 20 realize its
full Significance. We have Thought
OF it SO lcug IS au Impossible
dream: its Reinforcement has brrn
surrounded 10y so many par,euioa S
difficulties; that even the rzisiiug
literature on the subj L. colurtu
10y an apoiogrtic uncertainty. Tine
writer's submit u.ls views in "a
h.sjtaiur, haIf-ashrmed way.
They preserve lhr attitude OF
scientists delyins seriously into
laayrinlbB Of nrcromanry Only
noyc.isls like II q Wells have
seizrd upon aerial navigation us u
'thing accomplished, aud exhibit
cl for us til, possible horrors of D
new oge But today speculation
as given way to certainty. We
10 longer ask. Can man fly, but,
How far, aad, Whnt for? Are the
social relations of the word to be
changed, or is war to assume IA
new aspect and a fresh terror.
Quite shortly we are to see these
ueraplunes and lirigibies darken-
ing tine blue Of cur own skies in
Colorado; this city will be tnrong-
cd py people from every nation OF
the civilized world; history. in
stead of searching the records Of
the pnst will bestir Its.-it about
the development Of the future; and
some of those specuatIons will
date from our aerinl exhibition
contest next year How can we
but believe in fairies" +" Human
history is burdeu,d with stories of
the conquest Of the impossible.-
Denver Post.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1909-12-02
\ Serious Food Matter

Hlusekrrptrs, who have been
annoyed by the visitations OF It
lnud OF baking powder pedilers
nnl their meddlesume perform
uuc-s. will he interested in learu-
ins # what the powder they ped
die. the Calumet, is male Of. 1t is
descrir-d hy th- STATE Chemist Of
Iu llama as follows:
Il hnvr carefully tested Tie Cal
umet Baking Po yder. aud found
to contain alum In the course
II the work j, was developed tha'
the powder c,ntain-d phosophatrs.
pltash, alum ard lime.
II \. Huston.
state Chemist. Lad. -
Consumers will hnrliy cage to =
for instruction upon the subject OF
uus. 10 d to na mum BAKING pow
Ccrp-ddlpr. They will mvs inore
respect t,r the opinion OF such M
eminent nyganrinist aud ieneh.r
Il, Prof Barker. ut the UuiYersits
Of PeLusy.yanin, for instance, who
suys
Il regard the use Of alum hakin-
powder os highly injurious II ia"
commani,y. ,i,t,i '!ri,sv amt tiIs-ir
sac should be flrbidIen 10y hw
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1909-12-02

On Wednesday nt 2.30 p. u'.
Senator Simon Guc-euhrim for
uaIly presented TO the regents of
'ae Stale University the mrauii-
cent hw lui.dins just completed.
iut funds for which were donated
- Linn The hui.din1 rures the
4uodrun2'r and is situated midway
between the library aud collage
So /. Tie architecture Is simple
nut impressive in character, tie
mHiu eutruuce pogtico aud p'di-
ment supported 10y four Graes Ion
ic stone colimrs briul: the rriaci-
Iul f-ntur- Gray pressed hiics
with Grey sandstone trimmings las
htrn used. Tn buiitlin. is three
stories in height aud ll5 hy -
feet in dimensions. Tie rooms
a-. duisltd in red onk and TIE
'.urs are Of maple. Ga the first
linar there are two lecture rooms.
se3l feet each aui professors
uams; the second floor contaius
three rluss rooms IlA9 feel each.
1ud Office rorms: on the third floor
is tie law library. s3S3l Iret This
lurge room is finished mnrc ehh1r
at-iy thnn the other rooms. The,
Nu.ls are divided 10y piiust-rs sup
porting an nrcA,rrnve irjrze and
corriar with parallel ceiling. y
court room is provided on THE
ih.rl 'io.r.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1909-12-02

or mnkiug utin.s. Be Tint rs i
mag tLerr HFr Gozrus Of prospects
in every one OF these several d.
tricis which show values and COO
dnions suiIicirnliy promising to
warrnnt development.
The gr' n d~mnad for a numhrf
OF new metals will stimulate pros
pectiug for them in this section ms
elsewhere as they ARE just rs likely
To le'tound here as IL othrr local
iti-s Great deposits of iron
ores which nre known to exist iif
the renrby mountains in addition
10 those carrying gold aud silver
lend, ziuc and copper. Th- fact
that all these ueuls are stendilN
increasing in value as the present
market indicates is Of sufficient
tp the observer To- iusll
fy the predictions stated and thai
Hli muy be warranted IN looking.
forwurl t. better times uions ALI
lines uf business within our county
and state.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1909-12-02

l Broken Bow, Nrh. Ecv. -
frhr ranks of inventors devoted tu
the .ruqnrst uf Tie mir l1-r ON.
slorin. m,mler tpiay when Urirh
s. rtuson of BerNyu. ten miles
fa7t Of here. WIS mngrici to the
faught,r uf wen.ihy farmer o.
that vicinity. Sarrnsrn wuu h,mr
3n june IL last Icy going up3.alo
.tetiu % halnou nud coming down
ma aerop lane Of bis oaucur
-urJT.E tnst-nI of gliding gent
" To- the earth the aeropiund dies
renG~d in - serirs ot sumernuiis
md was demolished although Tie
nvinior wus not seriously hurt
5orruscn has since tina; time been
ry1ng To perfect Isis invention bui
Ha rpw declares thntat iae g.qursi
lf his bride hc nas rtuuurrsC his
inhibition aud Wiz devote his ruer-
.irs 10 less speculative pursuits
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1909-12-02
For a Christmas Dinner Table

In the center uf the taL.a srt mp
u small tfcr. about thrrf f-rt ni-h.
4-rss it with silver ruscl, silver
aud red uals and red and white
cuudles. OH fashioned red and
white candies can also be hung 10y
rsd ribbons aud later distributed
with joking speeches TO tine guests
f4- whom they have been chosen.
such as pipes, pistols, spades for
line men, scissors for the clever
sewer, irons, tubs, brooms for the
busy house keepers Il harp for the
musician. eic. AL th sse forms can
be bought at any candy makers es
Enlistment.
At holiday time the sandy inaker
often uses for window decoration
long sticks Of clear candy of vari
Gus colors and an accommodating
manager viii willingly color - mum
Der TO order, although they are not
as a rule, made for snle. Those |
used were eighteen inches !oag one
quarter OF an inch thicS, of clear
twisted candy colored a bright red
and costing twenty cents a pound.
The table was laid for twelve AMI
at each plate was placed tripod
made OF these sticks. tied together
uenr one end with narrow ribbon
and III each tripod hung little
stocking, five inches long some
made OF red, some OF white tarluian
filed with salted nuts and tiny
chocalates.
This may sound like a meager
decoaation but try it and see how
the red sticks stand out against the
white cloth and enhance the glitter
Of the silver trimmed tree-Wom
ans Home Companion for De-en'
/ Ber
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1909-12-02
The duEgen!ieim Example

Ttis n splendid example that
Scnn,or Simon Gngg-nhcim set
those whom COLORADO has aud will
enrich and honor wher lie brgau
donating needed buildings to the
stnie rducu,iouul institutions Fol
lowing the gift Of GugganhHm hall
TO the Scnop! Of Miu~s nul las
building To the University uf Bout
der, be has pledged oquni donations
To tho y Agricultural college "a, Fort
Collins and .he Normal university
at Greeley. setting IA point which
those who attain to ike poii;ica.
honor with him may not all rench.
but which they may feel free to
emulate ~ far as they ike.
Th,rr is something iue in, tics
way the gifts navc hren uudr, Sir,
Gurgenhe.m appreciates SSlui 81
orado has doue for him. lie found
il n licld ripe for his Efforts mud
Inns grown wealthy out OF the OPP
poftuui.irs 1t presented Tor TIE eS.
rrtion Of his energy nnd rommrr
cial ecumen. Furih.rm the
people have conferred up'n hui
the liguest ppliiicl! honor it Is 30
their power to hes'"w lie feels
grateful, aud would houor and en-
rich in-krud the stale which hus
been 50 generous TO him.
It's only because expression Of
desire tu return S ca fnvors Is rure
that the senator stands exec ptipuai
among all who huye $, richly pro
fitted from the stnte's resources
Not all give ,redi. to the common
wealth, prrierriug to nurse TIE dat
trrius thought that the success
was Que to themselves alone. MIR
Guggeuheim sees TINT Colorado
had a I.art in it and shows his ap
probation 10y giving back share
OF his well eurued wealth 10 make
the ou-coming citizens more worthy
Of the greut state in which they are
to live. Present day philosophers
are preaehinI that We possess only
that which We give away, holding
that he who takes Thought Of those
who are making the earth round
with him is the one who will pro
fit the most from the journey.
Colorado presents more mediums
for the expression OF such sense OF
kinship to the common good than
the one which Senator GugLen.
helm has made his own ii
those who like him share the sena-
;oriai honor after acquiring large
wealth do not care to tr,spass upon
his collegiate preserves, let them
take to heart the perinancy of the
fame one Claudius Appias began
accruiug some centuries ago 10y
turning road bnilder and laying his
monument in the mud of the Ro-
man ,ampngna. Colorado needs
good reads; no millionaire senator.
present or to come, need hesitate
to lay him down a public highway
for monument in fear Of so re-
stncting the field as to leave moth
ing to be done by those who come
after. There is always way
They radiate in all directions from
/ Denver.-Denver Republican.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1909-12-02
For Sale Cheap For Cash

Tie Thompson property corner
9th and Elk. Apply to @ L Ross
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1909-12-02

A big line of Tammen's curio
gods at Ross.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1909-12-02

Mems womens and children's
= shoes at the Robinson Lumber
store.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1909-04-09
Dont Oct Cav.

Will TOwnsley B sense Of hui
NOR got the best of his better
judgment last week, on the oc-
|casion of the nEltnwood raid.
Not often is it that VIII gets gay
but this time he did, and wrote
up the raid in rather a humor-
orous fashion. We don't suppose
for minute that he had any sim
lister motive in doing so, but the
fact remains as the Elfmwood
Leader points out, that it did
not set very web, and we know
from expression Of interested par.
ties that it was not to the fik-
| ing ofasome of them. As a mat
Der of fact happenings of this
kind am. not the best kind to
build humorous articles on. While
they suit some of your readers
there are others. Perhaps a
plain statement of fact will not
be commented on to a very great
extent, but it will leave a better
taste. We know, Bill, because
we have been there.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1909-04-09
shspard+KspIple

WILDER kepple and Miss Mary
Shepard were married Sunday af
ternoon at the home of John Daw
son, in the presence of a few
friends, Rev. Sutherland per.
forming the ceremony. The young
people are both in the employ Of
the telephone company and have
a host of friends among their
acquaintance. WILDER Kepplef il
q young man who has grown to
manhood in this city and is
steady and industrious young
man, who will make good. we
join their. many friends in wish.
ling them the best Of everything.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1909-04-09

That Great Bend Lodge, B. P,
o. 3. is q healthy youngster, goes
without saying. Just six months
old the 18th Of this month, al,
most 200 members, in fact when
all passed upon applications are
in, over that number, is the
best evidence Of health. At the
meeting Monday evening 20 gen.
tlemen were decorated with horns
and other things, and some %
odd were voted upon. Following
the initiatory work, which was
very fine, a sumptuous banquet
was served, and of course they
all did justice to the efforts Of
the committee to supply them
Visitors were present from St
John, Hoisington and other
points. Watch the Elks.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1909-04-09

A team that was being driven
by John Bales last Sunday after
noon got a little gay; and made
a run during which Mr.. Bales
was thrown from the buggy sus'
tanning a fracture Of the right
arm, the loss of an acre or Sc
Of skin, and he received several
other reminders of coming in con
tact with things not built like
feather beds, but yet he held
to the team and finally restori
ed confidence in them. Howey.
er, John looks as though he had
been through an earthquake OF
fell from a flying machine into
a large oak tree, but it seems tina
little things like that do moi
bother him, as he is hobbling
around attending to business as
usual.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1909-04-09
SCOTS
Emulsion

the oil is enuIsided and'made
easy to take-easy to digest
and easy to- be absorbed IN to
the body-and Is the most
natural anduseful fatty food to
feed and nourish the wasted
body that IS known in medicine
today.
Nothing can be found to take
itsplace. Hyouare rundown
YOU should take Il.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1909-04-09
A. W. Hornbeck has complet

A. W. Hornbeck has complet.
ed plans for erecting brick
building, one hundred feet deep,
on the lot now occupied by him
on the south side of the square.
We are indeed pleased to hear
this. First, it will materially as
sist in, the looks Of that sec
ton of the city. Second, Mr.,
Hornbeck's constantly growing
business demands more and bet.
ter Accommodations than he now
has, and third, it will assist
him in building up a still larg-
er business.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1909-04-09

Mrs. Louis Plankehhorn and
daughter, Mrs. Fred Steuri, have
gone to Indiana to attend the
golden wedding of9Mrs Planken'
horns parents.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1909-04-09

Mr.. and Mrs. Alton Dale were
up forms Stafford county this
week to attend the funeral of
Mrs. Dale's uncle, Col. Greene.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1909-04-09

Miss Katie Kramer has return
ed to her home at Claflin af-
ter a weeks good time at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. David
Horner in South Liberty.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1909-04-09
Public Sale.

On Wednesday, the 14th,' Mrs
VIM. 0pie will hold a public sale
at her farm, four miles. north and
two miles west off Heller. The
sale will consist Of horses, colts
cows, farm implements, house
hold goods. and many other az
ticles too numerous to mention
Sale bsginsat one o'clock. Usu.
al terms. j. S. Winget will do
the auctiOneering.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1909-04-09

L. G. Breeder has returned
from his tripto Excelsior7Springs
feeling much improved in health,
and looking very we'll.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1909-04-09

Mrs. John Berscheidt, and Mr..
land Mrs. Henry Berschaidt were
visitors at the home of Mic Ber-
Berscheidt and wife Sunday.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1909-04-09

Os Wood went to Wichita Sat.
urday morning for a few days.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1909-04-09
Doctors

say take Cod Eiuer Oh they
undoubtedly mean Scotfs
Emulsion.
It would be Just as sensible
for them to prescribe Quinine
! insits crude form IS to pre-
scribe Cod Liver Oh in It's
natural state. In
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1909-04-09

We understand that thieves
broke into the Childs establish
ment at Hoisington one night the
past week and walked away with
some watches and other articles
of jewelry. 4
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1909-04-09

Gus Rowe and family were
upnear Seward Sunday.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1909-04-09

Mrs. Cornelius Hammond ,and
son arrived from Columbus, Ohio
Saturday evening, to join Mr.
Hammond, who has been here
some time. The family went to
Mnsley for few days visit, at.
ter which they will locate per.
manently in Stafford.
The peace officers !, arrested
two more men Saturday evening
charged with violating thea pro-
hbitory law. The accused men
are Frank Marshall and Charles
Shirley, who are supposed to
have been running a little bust.
ness in a private house on Nor
ton street. =
Anton Schenk and Frank Bahr
were down from Walnut town
ship Wednesday on business. Nh.
|Schenk has Just returned from
an extended visit in the old
country. He has sold his farm
to Mr.. Bahr and expects to leaye
soon for Wisconsin, expecting
to make his home in the north.
ern part of that state. Mr.. Bahr
called at this office and order
ed the Democrat.
-. 49,
FOR SALE-At my barn on
South Main street, at $50 O'Clock on
Saturday, April 10Th, 1908. Twill
offer for sale two ponies, put up toll
satisfy a feed bill. One rsorreld
weightabout $50 lbs.,I and ouegray,|
weight about 7a5 lbs. re: Me-
Dougal. d
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1909-05-02
The Sunbeam Club.

The Sunbeam Club was delightfully."- entertained Fr.da yafternoon by Miss Lynn koonce, at her home on West Sixth avenue. The nome WAS artist ically decorated with roses After the Sunday school lesson had been diligently prepared the young guests were treated to many daIishtful games. at the conclusion of which de licious refreshments were served The club members present were Misses Vashti King, Lynn Kooncc, Georgie Yost. Clyde Dixon, Amanda Brannon. Mary Malone. Grace Scroggins and Dorothy Loving. The guests Were &ieses Catherine Montgomery. Pearl JFks. Corinne Smart, Leal Cross. fginia Crutcher and Gussie Ruther- N.d.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1909-05-02
Elaborate Dinner Party.

MT. and Mrs. C. NJ. Philpot enter tained Friday evening, at their home on West Fifth avenue with a beau- tifully appointed dinner party. com plimentary to Mrs. Charles Harding of Fayetteville. The motif of pink prevailed throughout the home in many artistic ways. The centerpiece in the dining room was an immense silver pitcher filled with large pink carnations and at each plate was ! silver candelabra An elegant six course luncheon was served with coF- CTS laid for Mrs. Charles Harding. ot Fayetteville; Mrs. Sarah Cary, of Le- Grange, Ga; Mrs. C. R. Fitzhuzh, Mrs. Strickler, of York, Pa; Mrs. Mary Musselman, Judge and Mrs. Jas. Gould. MT. and Mrs. C. M. Philpot and Van Knox.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1909-05-02
Mrs. Cary liOnOrce.

Mrs. D. r. Lanier delightfully."- en-
 tertaned Tuesday afternoon, at her flat on West Fifth avenue. cornpl- mentary ,o Mrs. Sarah Cary, of Le- Grange, Ga. The game of cuclHe was cXcitedly played. resulting in Mrs. Stella Hummer winning the first prize, a pair of silk hose. Mrs. r. F.
 Byrd, Mrs. Harvey Means and Miss Wherry Taylor served as scorers and this prize Il beautiful Mayonaise la dle, was won by Mrs. Means The honoree, Mrs. Cary, was presented with q jet bandeau. After the game a tempting menu was served Those who enjoyed Mrs. Lanier's hospital fly were Mesdames Sarah Cary, Chas. Fitzhugh, Frank Ragland, E. D. Luck, C. H. Owen. H. l. Holderness, N. A. Waldron, Stella Hummer, A. C.
 Thompson, F. T. Miller, Peter Byrd, Frank Arnold. Van Knox. Charles T.
 Harding, of Fayetteville; Will Now land Alex Turney, \. w. Mills, liar vey Means, Fay Chew, Will Collier,