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The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1910-10-28
DEATH IF DAVID Bennett HILL
Served His State As Governor anu
United States Senator--CaTeeT
Of Noted Statesman.

Albany, n. Y.-Dayid Bennett INA
life work ended, his body now rests a'
Wolferts Roost, his country home, near
Albany.
Senator Hill died Thursday. He had
been i'll nearly three weeks with d colu
and bilious attack, but his CONDITION
! mad not been considered serious re
was sitting up in bed to take drink
# warer when he was seized with an
acute dlation Of the heart De"'n
quickly followed, with no one DuI
nurse at his bedside Mr.. Hill hau ioLs
been a sufferer from Bright disease
which primarily brought upon him the
condition that ended his lie.
Governor White Thursday issued
nroclamation requesting that flags on
all of the public buildings of the state
he displayed at half staff until sun
down on the day of Senator Hlll lu'
neral, and that the citizens OF le
state unite In appropriate marks OF re-
spect to his memory
David Bennett Hill was born aug.
% 1843. When II years old he entered
, the law office of Colonel John L. Law
- renee of Havana, n. Y, and "hen -
D. vears old was admitted to the bar. A
\ little later he was chosen city attorney
l. of Elmira. later being elected alder
: man and still later mayor.
I. He was elected to the assembly IN
III 1870 and again in 1871. During his first
J.! term in the assembly he made MS
- memorable fight to abolish CONTRACT
III convict labor, and during his secoht
20 term he was member OF the Judlclar.
VI committee with Samuel J. Tilden, the.
40 being the only democrats on the com
10 mittee which had the task OF lnVesu
eating the alleged scandalous and COZ
W rupt conduct of certain New YORK Clt
'e' iudges. For many years Mr.. Hill wa
'io a member of the New York State con
nc mittee and in 1876 and 1884 he wa
delegate to the national convention
al which nominated Tilden and CleV
land, respectively. In 1872 ne VIZ
Il! elected lieutenant governor on u
i0i same ticket with Grover CleVeiah
%, ol and following Cleveland's election
Jill the presidency of the United stao
Mr. Hill lecame governor, subsequei
NV " being elected for two terms I
nc was governor for seven years. III 10
ell' Mr. Hill was elected United stat
aue senator. In 1894 he was once me
uue tho candidate of the democratic pal
lns for governor, but was defeated by LII
llch p Morton, his republican opponent
en'' Mr.. Hill was the candidate OF
EN- Now York democrats for the noml
Tue tion for president in 1882, but Gro
'Seu Cleveland was renominated Tor u
was Wy
T office.
s. ); IN 1904 Mr.. Hill was credited W
oc"' being the political sponsor OF Al
p Parker, who was nominted Tor
presidency by the democratic nalo
convention at St. Louis. Folio"
a. that election Mr.. Hill announced
c .. permanent retirement from POM
my and since that time he had deVf
'rho' himself solely to the practice OF
reat- |''','o'-
ooro profession.
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1910-10-28
o c,,,h prizes Awarded.

uouma-The boys corn contest
held at the courthouse for the past
week closed Saturday and PFol, n. w.
Howell of the Louisiana State unlYer-
LIT sitv made awards to the following
successful contestants for the best ten
cars; Clifford Lecompte, Cannls
Cbauvin, Luby Guidfy and Belo r5,
Ronen. best single ear, Lawrence ~, III
lender, Camille Chauvin' Ho""'" ~
riot and Hermann LeBoeu1'
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1910-10-28
Monument at Huntsville.

Huntsville, Tex.-A car containing
the Sam Houston monument came IN
thursday, H. Myers of San Antonio
who has the erection of the monument
in charge, has been in the city for sew
oral DAYS and will put his force 10
work without delay. He estimates that
two weeks will be required in when
70 complete the job. The date OF un
Yelling has not been decided on.
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1910-10-28
tn Establish a Creamery.

Roseland.-By request, H. d. VII
son of this place visited Mount Her
man and gave the citizens and farm
ers an interesting talk on the truck
and dairy business. Farmers in that
neighborhood are greatly interested
in a creamery and expect to establish
one, In the meantime the farmers
have agreed to ship their milk ana
cream to the Roseland creamery
which will be a great help, as it Il
now impossible to supply the demana
for creamery butter.
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1910-10-28
poolroom DESTROYED by Fire.

Port Barre.-Fire originatlng d, ~,
o'clock Saturday morning IN Ine pn
u lard er and poolroom of E. G. HawhlnS
Destroyed i the building and c &C, iesnr
The loss is partially covered BY lnsar,
1n me- "a A strip of water lying between 1--WE eo
a sIlos tho % me by which the bridge
across the Cortableu river anu m,o ~
adjoining building were saved S aa mes
Strnctnres took fire, but the hanle1
ware soon extinguished.
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1910-10-28
tn aunch a New Newspaper.

Opelousas.-Th prospectus or rn'
G landry Commoner, a weekly news
paper to be published here under the
auspices of the Good Government
League, has been issued. 1t Is pro-
posed TO begin the publication wilhlh
the next few weeks, George Boulder
for a long time connected with the
St. Landry Clarion, will be manager
While it is not so stated in the pros.
pectus, it is believed that the polItlc'I
editor of the paper will be President
Thomas II. Lewis of the Good GOV
eminent League, as the prospectus -
accompanied by his formal lnoofS''
ment, in which he promises MS III"
limited support.
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1910-10-28
MISSING Steamers Come In.

Now Orleans. La.-Encounterlng
rouoh pasages and delayed many
hours by the hurricane which swept
the gulf waters during the past re-"
DAVIS five steamers for the safety OF
which much concern had been felt,
reached lew Orleans Wednesday
They are the Turrialba and Mount
Vernon of the United Fruit Compan!
the Mercator, of the JOS. Vacarro Com
nanv and the Marietta di Georgia O
the Bluefield Steamship Company. Al
came from Central American ports
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1910-10-28
cuero Hoo Shipment.

Cuero, Tex-A car OF hogs was
shipped out by Dewitt County farm L.!
orc some Of them being hauled IN as
far as seventeen miles. They are
bringing Sc on foot. Hogs are shipped
vory frequently from Cuero to Hous,
Ton and Fort Worth packeries ana
many farmers are cross-fenclng 'hell
Farms and going into the business ex'
/ tensively.
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1910-10-28
o,,e SUGAR Market.

Nav Orleans ougd' ,odo
j. a r,isans. -No sales were maze
y V ",sl sugar market Saturday,
= : he he'll lack Of offerings. Another ,3.le5
y n, NJ bags Of new sugar arrived J.
q : ~ s,.o,Ipt of the American Sugar
s,'I,s Company. Prices "e'0
1.s,1 sugars were in good de-
It quotations. New nGrk m aT.
h q quiet and unbalanced i1i Z r na.,
IN riaed sugars. Miller q C C,Ss
sa,tsd the growing crop OF ~, C~ ool
$4,000 tons, Porto Rico at Slv,OO ",
nd United States beet sugar so q
IN tena. London cabled tna' o uee
y vas quiet and steady anu CAM
b quiet. ,or,ina
s,ses and syrups were nomlna
no offerings.
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1910-10-28
Rank Declares a Handsome Dividend

Greensburg.-At a meeting OF the
directors OF the Bank of Greensburs
there was a dividend of 20 per cent
declared out of the earnings OF the
hank Though this parish has SUI
fered from the ravages of the Doll
weeyil, this showing seems to lnul-
cate that the parish is not so very
low down financially after all.
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1910-10-28

n,s6 SentshNS CHARGED"
e. &c: rse' eops ss Franz
~ = verdict tnaI CON- os q murderer
. J ss' S S59'1 to hang an . on the gal
& = jssniah F. S,. oIgp,' launch in
\. ,gsb, in a g "a. The trial soy
= =. arer, Sept 10, dereroped many
Z, ,sst days and g Tne Jury requfr-
lsI,tIrsal features s,.os to ~ rearh a YER
|, I, fiRen nlll"'''
. fraoIent visitor
!, sephens was "a. Xxx ,iEsd cruising
9s NN" ,';opo bavOus. He came
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1910-10-28
~. Gar Death of Sons.

~ Clrleans.-The board of port
|sui,sOners and city of New or-
!, ~ Jointly defendants in a suit
1 n !, ne United States court by W.
DAVIDSON Of Jewett, Texas, lor
M damages. The petition alleges
n attendants engaged the plain.
/ minor sons, John, aged 9, and
M. aged "A, through Captain
ady Of the steamship Corezal t
4 esttle from Illinois Central cars
IN Steamship, and that while thn'
med both boys were killed by tn
gse Of the wharf.
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1910-10-28
onn Drawn Out Suit.

stephenville, Tex.-Judge W. A.
Wing who has been litigating a case
IN the United States court for thirty
fly five years for the heirs Of Ex-Governor
Tohn SEWER, who is Mr., King $ great
orandfather, has at last won the case
the amount being $S,447,594', WIN III,
t tnr at the rate of 6 per cent from
17oo until paid. Judge King says ne
nrnects to practice his profession II
Texas the remainder of his life ana a 10
everything to uplift the people Oh lex
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1910-10-28
crowIev Women's Prohibition Clup'

Crowley.-The Women S FIonlo '1;aoa
Club of Arcadia parish has orgahi 's',,
for work in the license campaign
n N.Y. A P Holt is president, Mrs D.
n Lewis vice president ana MIS-. -
T. Lawrence secretary and treasurer,
n,mnaign committees were appoln'eu
for each ward and membership oo ~,
noittees will enroll all available mem
hers in the parish.
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1910-10-28
c4rika Situation at New Orleans.

New Orleans. - Twelve hundred
,oomhors Of the brotherhood OF Ran
wav Clerks employed by all roaos
having terminals in New Orleans
No, rofnsed to handle any transfer bust
ness to or from the Queen & Crescent
Svstem. This action was taken II
connection with a strike OF 'he
0neen & Crescent clerks called sew
/ eral weeks ago.
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1910-10-28
Ten Horses lncinerated.

Amite City.-A large portion Vi
Am,te City towards the front sectlon
Of the town narrowly escaped destruc-
tion bv fire Friday night, which start
ed through some unknown cause III
the livery stable of F. G. Hyde, com,
nletely destroying it and about twenty
or thirty buggies and wagons tha'
we're stored in the building len
horses were also burned to deatn' anu
Tho total loss will be over $6OOO' "lVl
little insurance.
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1910-10-28
,;a.s parish Trade Day

,,o Ha Rapides PARISH
eormors, trade exhibit opened with eA,
hibjts of more than hundred re, n end
Of stock of all kinds, poultry anu u
90 enro produce. The exhibit was d
great success and was ViSlIeu n ~ Central
6 d of people from all over 0eH'' "'
Louisiana.
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1910-10-28
skippino Beans From Folsom

Folscm.-George NJ. Fennelson has
,,ada tbe first shipment of the fall
cron Of wax beans to the Chicago
market. Mr.. Fennelson and o'helS
have many acres in beans, and expect
in q short time to be shipping III
1O0 caCa lots
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1910-10-28
Great Corn Yields in Louisiana.

shreveport.-The members OF the
povs' Corn Club in Louisiana are get
ting great results by using scientiilc
Methods in corn raising. Late re-
norts from three parishes give these
results: A Liberty Hill lad in Blen-
Vile parish got first prize for III "a
bushels from one acre; member OF
tho Lincoln Parish Boys Corn Ciuo
raised 1923 bushels to the acre anu
T. A Shaw Jr. of Union parish beat
them all and got first prize py se
curing 1921 bushels per acre. Mucn
interest is being taken over the state
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1910-10-28
mr. Mckowen Gets a Life Sentence

New Orleans.-Dr. Il. I. Mcho"."'
formerly one of the leading ph!'
sicians of Felicinia parish, sno was
several months ago convicted of ire
Murder of T. X. Judson, an inmate
Of the state insane asylum at JACK
son, must serve a life term IN 'ne
nenitentiary. unless he obtains execu,
five clemency. The supreme court
Of Louisiana has denied him ne"
trial II was charged that DR.. NC
Kowen killed Judson after using the
latter as q tool in an alleged violation
of the United States postal laws
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1910-10-28
Texan Trying to Get Automobile.

Lake Charles.-SaW Hamburg OF
Columbus. Texas, is trying to get pos
session Of a partially wrecked auto
mobile which he sold to man named
Rogers, from Houston, Texas, VINO
agreed to give him $500 worth Of
lumber for it and who gave bond that
he would carry out his part OF the
contract. Hamburg neither received
lumber nor money, and when he tried
to investigate the bondsmen could not
locate any of them. He then attempted
to locate the car, but Rogers mad lel'
for Louisiana with it. The latter
abandoned the machine at a loca
garage. after joy riding through the
| Sabine swamps with it, and Hamburg
is invoking the aid of the courts u
recover the wreck.
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1910-10-28
r...l neneints 1865 Sacks.

mley.-The total receipts of rice
srgsts 144.655 sacks, as against
Il sacks last year. Mondays re-
i we're 1866. Japan rice has be-
pane in rapidly, the Honduras
having been cleaned up. The
d Japan is good, although there
ns complaint of injury from
.ht neck" a rice blight which
image in several districts of the
Nt this year.
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1910-10-28
psssslnr WorthEess Checks.

~. Y. McVey has been ar
sld placer in Jail on a charge
eI. McVey, it is alleged, has
passing worthless checks for
me on local business men and
tlTed several hundred dollars
Hammer. The checks were al
y denomination, the last one
@ sls.25, drawn on the Bank Of
ead signed by A. n. DUPONT.
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1910-10-28
pssnaru Rerins Grinding.

htlaETy bEUIHS NTITIUITIN'
Ireland The big mill of the Leon
ss'ay Company, Limited, com
I'D operations Saturday. This is
Il he largest factories in this
BIZ having two mills which com,
lave a capacity of nearly 2O0O
cane per day. The managers
" 70 grind something like 100000
stane this season at the Race
ht1ry, with about 10000 tons Of
osa cane.
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1910-10-28
r.;r+v Cars of Cane Daily.

Ango,a-The first shipment OF cane
for this season was made saturua Ls ,S
l noao sri to move the enormous yield OF
~ oano made, it will be necessary 10
ship an average of thirty cars p'i
for sixty days.
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1910-10-28
Civ indictments for Murder.

Tallulah.-The grand jury for tho
fall term of the Ninth district court
which was in session for two weeks
ronorted ten true bills, and OF the
fen six were for murder in the LIST
degree.
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1910-10-28
Gugislana Lumber Concern.

essialdHd GumpGT SOiISSi It's
y Charles. Williams Bros. Lum-
Company Of Oberlin, capital $751;
b been incorporated here. j.
Villains is president; S. X. Viii,
ice president; E. H. Williams
treasurer, and there are four
Williams on the board of di
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1910-10-28
vo+od for DRAINAGE Purposes

rafavette.-The taxpayers OF lhe
First Drainage District Of the Eign'n
ward have voted a 5-mill special tax
for 20 years for drainage purposes.
ponds will be issued and the Worh
begun Immediately.
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1910-10-28
afY Of St. Iosenh,s Abbey.

VI IUsSpTI 5 NUUSy'
se0let. The library of St. 10
oDey has been rebuilding
obstruction by fire in 1907
SOW numbers close to 10000
hey, Father Sigisbert, mas
.'lees, and Rev. Father George,
SI,. q theology and philosophy
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1910-10-28
tn Build New Telephone Line.

Lake Arthur.-Posts are Icing dis.
tributed for building a telephone ana
telegraph line and also an exchans g
bore The work will be completed IN
about six weeks.
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1910-10-28
1aIs for Nurse Graduates.

Vfleals. in the class of train
graduating from Hotel Dien
Nere were two from Texas
sed medals and diplomas
Eeichel of San Antonio and
e Watkins of Brownsville.
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1910-10-28
Mama, Ravou Plaouemine.

Plaouemine.-The dredgeboat {. VI.
Shelly has returned here to resume
its work of charging and deepening
The channel of Bayou Plaquemlne'
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1910-10-28
,.;or Reoins Sugar Rolling

PLANTATION bEuIIIo ~
p,amemine,-sugar rolling has De,
,,n nn me st. LOUIS plantation Oh tno
= !, Gay Planting and Manula a', aam'
or Several others Will COM
mence soon.
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1910-10-28
!. slesmsr Probably Lost.

cans. There is no tidings
&, .tuit steamer Bluefelds, and
sed that she went down in
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1910-10-28

cRET
|tuaTnped
neFh-
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1910-10-28
Ficht for Lower Rates.


3. :. =:
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-11-25
.BON|L[A FACTION
is ACTIVE AGAIN
Movement to Overturn Existing
Government of Honduras
Renewed.

Washington, D. c.. November "a
Through resident Honduranians IN
Washington intimations have reached
the state Department of a renewal
of the efforts made last summer to
overturn the existing government OF
President Davila in Honduras and to
install General Manuel Bonilla as
President.
Without committing itself in any
way to the maintenance of President
Davila or in favor of the Bonilla fac
ton, the State Department has been
combining itself to an attitude of strict
adherence to the existing neutrality
laws, which would prohibit the organ
ization on American soil of any hostile
expeditions directed against the titular
government of Honduras.
Honduras was party to the treaties
of Washington, in which the Cen
trail American governments solemnly
pledged themselves to prevent the or
ganization within their territory OF
Revolutionary movements directed
against one another, and while the
United States was not signatory Of
that treaty, yet as 1t was the moral
contentious Of Secretary Root that
made the treaty possible. there is
every disposition on the part of the
State Department to live up to the
spirit of its engagements by strict
enforcement Of the existing neutrality
laws.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-11-25
P HYSICIAN FINDS.
mrs. MAR TIN Sane
State Expert Says She Told Him
ocey snead Killed Herself
With Morphine.
PRISONER MAKES A SCENE
Ordered from Courtroom, but
Judge Relents on Promise
to Be Quiet.
PRISONER MAKES A SCENE

New York, November 24.--state wit.
nesses gave testimony yesterday in tbe
proceedings to determine the sanity OF
Mrs. Caroline B. Martin in the Essex
county Courthouse in Newark. DR.. c.
z. Being. one OF the State experts.
testified that the death OF ocey w. M
Shead was the result of morphine. self
commissioned. Ihis information he had
obtained from the prisoner in an inter-
view, and concluded by saving ma,
the accused woman was perfectly sane
in all that she says and does.
My daughter died from an overdose
of morphine the physician testified
Mrs. Martin told him. "she took too
much, went into the BATH and died"
DR.. Being said that Mrs Martin re-
lated to him that Ocey snead had been
talking on the subject of morphine for
a year. She was humored and tempo
rized, and it was thought when they
moved out to East Orange she had lost
the idea.
The physician had previously testi-
fed that Mrs. Martin told him that both
her daughter. Ocey w. NJ Snead. and
Miss Virginia O. wardlaw, her sister
had been addicted to the use of the
drug. Ocey took 1t for illness follow.
ing the birth of her first child. She
declared, the doctor explained, that
Miss Wardlaw took 1t for neuralgia.
The morphine, the witness testified
was kept on stand, "as other people
keep cologne"
While DR.. Beling was testifying Mrs
Martin became agitated and declared
that the physician got his information
from her by nattering her. Her hos
tility toward the physician was such
that Judge Ten Eyck asked Mrs Martin
c11n ,ta1 tJa
she was crazy.
mol" she cried. In a much excited
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-11-25
NATIONS join IN
GIVING HAM S
Pan-American Services Held in
St. Patricl's Church,
Washington.
PRESIDENT TAFT oATTENDs
Mass Is Celebrated in the Pres
ence Of Cardinal Gibbons
and Falconio.

Washington, November 24.-Repre-
sentatives Of Pan-American govern
ments gathered to-day at St Patrick S
Catholic Church here in common
Thanksgiving service
President Taft, Secretary Knox, Sec
rotary MacVeagh, Secretary Dickinson.
Attorney General Wickersham and Sec
rotary Nagel represented the United
states. Mrs. Taft also accompanied
the President.
From the Latin American countries
the resident ambassadors and minis
ters in Washington were present.
The mass was celebrated in the pres
tolic delegate to the United States.
Archbishop Diome De Falcon'o. The
church was decorated with the flags of
the various nations of the Western
hemisphere. Ministers Of the mass
We're clad in new vestments of gold.
and the cardinals pages wore cos
tunes of the pages of Louis XIV.
The sermon was delivered by the
Rev. Charles Warren Currier.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-11-25
Social and
P ersons,l

n oCIAL events, luncheons, dinners
parties to the game, to the vaude-
~ Vile at the Jefferson, to suppers
after the Thanksgiving german, rem
dered the days program brimful OF
pleasure and enjoyment for Richmond
debutantes, society girls and men and
the visiting men and teams from the
two universities, who were guests OF
the Richmond Alumni Chapter of the
University OF Virginia.
The vaudeville performance at the
Jefferson Hotel auditorium was mover
feature OF the day and a monumental
success The hall was gay with flow
ers and palms, with chrysanthemums in
yellow and white and re-echoed to
the strains of college songs between
acts and moving pictures showing the
football leaders on the field. The per-
formers were great in their several
roles and the humorous hits they
made were quite Irresistible, Titc coll
ors of the flowers and rival pennants
and the smart gowns and charming
faces of the girls. the enthusiasm of
both girls and men, combined to rem
der the finish TO the ball game and the
overture 10 the german a really great
affair.
At the german the story oil auuilo-
rum decorations was repeated, and
all the arrangements reflected the
greatest credit on the young girls COM
1nittee in charge, which included Miss
Archer Joynes, chairman; Miss Fanny
Scott. Miss Edith Donnan, Miss Camilla
Wexford and Miss Garlic Minor.
The full list of the debutantes, given
In some weeks ago, in addition to the
committee, included Miss zayde Branch,
Miss Belle willard. Miss Emily Lyman,
Miss Isabel Carter, Miss Emma Gray
White, Miss Elsie Harrison, Miss Eliz-
sabeth Cooke, Miss Mary Chalmers, Miss
Jellis Scott. Miss Jane Preston Boul-
ware, Miss Elizabeth Hargrave, Miss
Elsie Parrish. Miss Mary Scarborough,
Miss Alice Nelson Miss Katherine Ha-
gan, Misses Fanny and Nirgie Tyler,
Miss Gay Montague, Miss Anne Tray
tlor. Miss Emily Clark, Miss Carrie Lee
Waddey. Miss Mary McFaden, Miss Jo-
isephine Glasgow Clark. the house
guest of Mrs. John S. Munce, at West
Main Street, and Miss Mary Irving
Several Of these young girls have been
debarred from full participation in
the matter of debutante entertainments
because of family bereavement,
A goodly number of them made their