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THREE PERISH IN A FIRE
Father Loses Life in Effort to
Save Little Daughter.
MOTHER THE THIRD TO DIE
Two Sons Almost Suffocated
When Rescued in Sullivan
Street Blaze.

In a fire which started on the third
floor of the three story tenement house
at No. II Sullivan street shortly after
midnight this morning, three persons
were killed and two were seriously in
jured, and many others had to flee to
the street The flames did little damage
to the building those who were killed
being suffocated by the dense smoke.
1t is not known how the fire began. but
the police believe it was caused by a
lighted cigarette being thrown on the
floor.
William Depiro and Dominick Crega,
of No. $50 Broome street, were walking
in Sullivan street when they saw flames
bursting from a window on the third
floor. They ran to the front steps just
as Patrolman Conley, of the MacdouGal
street station. arrived The patroIman
and the two men ran up the stairs.
knocking on the doors of the different
floors as they ran.
When the tenants couldn't be aroused
the patrolman and his assistants
smashed down the doors and dragged
Some of them gathered in the Railways
and blocked the stairs. When Conley
reached the third floor he found James
and Tony Depiassa. brothers. stagger-
ing around. Almost overcome BY the
thick smoke, they We're cropping their
way about, trying to find an avenue of
escape, and had it not been for the ef-
forts of the patrolman they would have
been suffocated
Conley was about 10 descend 20 the
street. when he happened To see through
the smoke that issued from the Dept
ASA fiat body on the floor. Cropping
his way on his hands and knees conley
reached the body, which proved To be
that OF Mrs. Vincent Depiassa, the
mother of James and Tony. He carried
the body of the woman TO the street, and
there learned that Mrs. Depiassa's hus-
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band and nine-year-old daughter were
missing.
Conley. together with Acting Captain
Robinson, ran to the top floor again. and
tying their coats about their heads TO
shut out tn; Supplying smoke they
searched the whole fiat and finally dis
covered the bodies of Depiassa and his
daughter The man had evidently tried
to save his daughter when he was over
come The. policeman carried their
bodies 70 the street, and then DR. Miller.
or ST. Vincents Hospital. was sum
monel and treated James and Tony
Depiassa, who were taken to that insti-
tuition in a serious condition
1t was learned at an early hour this
morning that the police are investigat-
ing a report that the fire was Of incen-
diary origin.
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MONUMENT TO CARNEGIE
Former Partners Place Contract
with New York Sculptor.


Pittsburg May 11.-ForTner partners
OF Andrew. Carnegie. including Charles
l. Taylor. Charles NJ Schwab. William
E. Corey, Alex. r. Peacock and Judge
]. NJ. Reed. have decided TO erect a
statue OF the ironmaster. almost twice
life size, and TO cost 100000 The statue
is to be of bronze and will be placed on
a marble pedestal inside the entrance to
the Carnegie Institute here.
The idea has been under consideration
for some time and the contract has been
let to ]. Matthew Rhinds. the New York
sculptor. who is now working on the de-
sign.
H. c. Prick, Henry Phipps. F T. F.
Lovejoy and a. n. Moreland. former
partners of Mr. Carnegie. have not beeg
asked to join in the movement. because
of their antagonism 10 Mr.. Carnegie and
their present arrangement.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-05-18
GAVE FORTUNE TO TEST LOVE
Bride Decided Away 100000 Before
She Welded Cousin

Los Angeles. May 17.-SIrs. Edward
swortaguer. recently Miss Marietta Swort-
ngue-. left Los Angeles last night with her
hi sband for ST Helena Cal. with no prop
erty save the clothes she wore. having
decided 10 her brother the $4,000 estate
which she inherited recently.
Determined 10 prove that her cousin. Ed
ward swortaguer. was marrying her for
love. as preliminary TO the wedding cere-
reny che transferred all right IN the IS
tate OF her mother To her brother. ne agree
ing not to oppose their marriage further.
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The earth is due TO enter the tail OF
HaIIey's comet at 11:2O o'clock tonight.
at which time the head of the heavenly
body Will be at it's nearest point 20 the
earth. approximately fourteen million
miles distant As the tail Of the comet
is estimated to have a length OF about
twenty-four million miles. this will place
the earth about in the middle of the
tail
The diameter Of the comets tail is said
20 be about one million miles at the
point where the earth will pass through
il. and as the relative velocity of the
comet and the earth is estimated AZ
forty-three miles a second, it viii re-
quire between six and seven hours for
this planet to accomplish the journey
through the nebuIOus body OF gases
! The near approach Of the HALEY comet
has been so widely discussed in the last
few weeks. and the tales of the possible
| consequences that would ensue have
been so graphically described by astrOn-
omers on every side, that a general in
terest has been awakened in the minds
Of Iayrnen that will be satisfied only by
/ a personal view of the visitor. Already
ARRANGEMENTS have been made by per-
sons throughout this city to ascend to
/ the roofs of their homes or hotels. armed
with telescopes and all manner OF star
/ gazing instruments. and watch the lu-
minous body as it travels with mar
veIlous speed in it's passage through the
/ heavens.
According to Professor Harold JacOoy.
Rutherford professor OF astronomy at
I Columbia University. it is extremely I'm
likely that there will be any luminous
display tonight when the earth begins
/ it's Journey through the remnants of the
comets tail Professor Jacoby, in fact,
holds the view that there is nothing at
| all in the comets tail worth worrying
about. and that all the talk OF flying
I aerolites and other obstacles that may
have been thrown of by the comet IS
not 10 be taken seriously.
/ Not until an hour after sunset on sat
urdav evening, according to the astronO-
mer, will the comet be seen at its best
! Then the evening sky viii be a thing OF
wOndrous beauty. for the comet. with Its
] brilliant tail. should be seen clearly, anu
I the glow and reflection from its passage
/ through the heavens will serve to hight
/ the whole sky
Professor Jacoby says that the best
vantage point in this city from which 70
/ see the comet is Riverside Drive, where
/ if can be seen as it whirIs through space
and finally disappears behind the shelter
Of the lofty Palisades.
/ The comet will become partly OBJ
scured. according to the professor On
| sunday. when the moon is full. and IT'S
briIHance will cast a pale about the
comet. After that. however. the comet
will be visible until the June moon
again clouds it's light. Astronomers WITH
the proper instruments. however VIII
be able to view the body's passage as u
recedes from the earth for six months
or more
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-05-18
COMETS TAIL WILL
BRUSH OLD EARTH
Roofs and Other Vantage Points
will Be Thronged with Gazers
if Tonight Is Clear.
LAUGHS AT FLYING STONES
Professor Jacoby Says Story IL
Not To Be Taken Seriously
Wonderful Sight Due After
Sunset Saturday.
ABOUT HALLEY's COMET.

Earth enters comets tail f1:2o
O'clock tonight
Journey OF earth through saii,
varying estimates placing II at from
one TO six hours
Length OF tail, about twenty four
million miles.
Diameter OF comets tail, one mill
ion miles.
Distance between head of comet
and earth, fourteen million miles.
Relative velocity OF comet and
earth. forty-tF1ree miles a second.
Angle of comets orbit TO that Of
earth, 10 degrees
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The EARTH
TONIGHT
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LaDler Takes the Stand.

me hearing to-day was a succession
exciting Incidents which kept the
,'l'iiittee anG audience on edge Mr.
--aNler took the stand late in the after
mon and presented a chronological his
OF the celebrated memorandum
'ieh bears his name The witness IS
'''i'g those who have been attacked IN
Inc II the so-called undertaking
-'s@zineS and newspapers which are
ing 10 force the retirement Of Score
- Baiiinger- Several times Mr. Law
used bitter WORDS in his reference 10
'-''Se %holl he regarded as actuated Dy
purpose 10 destroy his character.
last before the committee adjournel
- witness clashed with Mr.. Brandoas-
&c USED language which the committee
Continued an Fr.uFfh narc-
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Invisible bisight eyeglasses for near and
distant vision. Spencer's. 81 Maiden Lane.
--AdYI.
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TIE SANDY HOOK ROUTE.

ftpsuA Sunday, MAJ zZlu AisSJ aduilloAlai
~ ifs..5l srr,,iee via New Jersey Central 10
Il,ne Branch. AsbuTy Park. etc.-AdVt.
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conlinnea on third page.
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Continued OF fourth page
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cnatin, 81 IN Gfn. na@-
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SherriEI Home Mission Society.

The Sherrill Home Mission Society gave an entertainment at the hospj- table home of MT and Mrs. T. M. Barrett last evening, which was high ly enjoyable in every sense. An en- tertainment here always means a good time. A handsome sum was realized wh fch will be used for the parsonage, The admission fee a penny for each year old or as many more as you wish created good deal of merri- ment .as we'll as the fishing pond' from which you could catch anything from a minnow to a whale-accord- ing to your bait. The home made candies were splendid. Instrument tai and vocal music was much en- joyed as we'll as an excellent two course luncheon. We are glad to welcome in our midst our new min ister, Bro w. F. Rodgers, and family. There were visitors from Little Rock, Altheimer, Ferda and Tucker.
 Mrs J. F. Quattlebam.
 Pres Correspondent Home Mission.
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present were Misses Matte Lou L,l-
 ton, Nora Jaggers, Ida Fishe, Ida Robertson, Bessie Simmons, Bessie, Myrtle and Willie Roderick, Kathleen and Anna Hamilton, Maud Simpson Mrs. Mccain, Rev. and Mrs. w. w. Nelson;; Messrs. l.. Y. Van Valken- burg. R. c. Jaggers, Jack Wells. Grover poss, Monroe Meek, Clinton Sawyer, Alvin Fishe, Albert Simp- son, Jeff Allen, Will Harper, Ernest and J. Sim Goodman.
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Miss Hamilton HOnOree.

Mrs. F. o. McGehee entertained de- lightfully on yesterday afternoon, from 3 to o'clock, her honoree being Miss Minnie Hamilton, a, bride-to-be. The affair was in the nature of a miscellaneous shower for Miss Ham ilton. The home decorations car ried out the Christmas suggestions, the flowers and other decorations making the rooms most attractive. A unique idea was the blank cook book. This vas passed to every guest, who wrote some recipe, the book containing the recipes to be given the honoree. Mrs. Titus F. Walker furnished number of excel lent musical selections during the alf- ternoon. A one course luncheon was served, Mrs. McGehee being as- sisted by Miss Ava McGehee, and Mrs
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NOTICE

The Eleventh annual bali og Pine Bluff Lodge No. 305, Brotheghod of Railway Trainmen will be given at the Bluff City hall, Second avenue and Chestnut street., Monday Jan- uary 3, 1911. A contest for the most popular lady will be held. im which a $35 tailor made suit will ae award ed to the lady receiving the largest number of votes, Each ticket sold will have attached coupon which will entitle purchaser to five votes. A ballet box will be placed in Be- dells Pharmacy where votes may he cast. Each vote coupon will bear corresponding number to the ticket it is detached from and parties cast ing votes can make q memorandum of coupon numbers on reg 'steT at the ballot box The candidates will then know exactly how many votes they have received. Price of ticket and vote coupon one dollar l. E. Magee, G. F. Hill, C E Lee. commit tee, a1 Im-
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J. A. Mcleod n serving. The guests included Mesdames E. A. McGehee, Ross Bumpass, w w. Nelson, w. A. Hamilton, B. H. Quinn, w H. John son, J. H Ward, J A. Mcleod, Fred Leach, B. P. Ingram, c F. Luton, J w. Monk, R. N Knox, c K. Caruthers, Mitchell Selligman, Titus Walker; Misses Emma Monk, Mary Lindsay. Lucy Gresham, Georgia and Bama Black, Ava and Eulalie McGehee, Lit tie Miss Elizabeth Mcleod and the popular honoree and the charming hostess.
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their pupils took part. The following program was rendered: 1.--Duet. "Galop de Concert" Blake Misses Florence and Henrietta Brewster.
 2-valse, Rathburn-Miee Mamie Lowry.
 3.-Serenade, Schubert-Mias Etta Winters.
 4.-Song When Santa Claus Comes Around"-Miss' Sybil Dixon.
 5.-Spring Reverie, Goerdeler-iMrs. Webb.
 6.-,Duet. "A Virgin Ia Melody Rathburn-Misses Mary Wright and Edna Langford.
 7.-Concert Polonaise, Engleman- Miss Ethel Burbank.
 S.-Valse Caprice, Newland-Miss Hoy Caldwell.
 9. Duet. 'Marcho Elegant Waehs-SIisses Lucille Davis and Al ma Langford. Ss
 l0.-Meledy in F9 RGbeste' II, ar ranged by Heller Miss Georg'e Mae List
 1f.-Loyes Awakening, MoszkoWski Miss Readma Danshv.
 12.-Moon light, Zannoni-Miss Ed na WeStall.
 13.-Spring Song. Mendelssohn-- Miss Emma Sorrels.
 t4.-Barcaralle, Aetenue-Miss EG- die King.
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WOman's Home Mission Society.

The Woman's Home Mission Socie- ty of Lakeside Methodist church will meet tomorrow aftrnoon at o'clock with Mrs. Davis on West Seventeenth avenue. The following program has heen arranged:
 l-eader--Mrs. ]. H. Watkins.
 Reading-Mrs. Gillespie
 Vocal Solo-Miss Lutie Evans.
 Reading-Mrs. M. J. Mead.
 Vocal Soilo-Miss lone Farrar
 Reading-Mrs Hall.
 Music-Miss Ruth Cutler.
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die King.
FereusoH-Harbour.

FtrH0SOH. H6rD0HT.
 Miss Gene Ferguson, daughter Of Mrs E. J. Ferguson, of No S9S Eaet Second Ave. and Claude H. Harbour, os Waco, Texas, were quietly married by Magistrate I. r. Long last night iE bis office. The young people went immediately to the home of the bride's mother, where they received They will leave today for the East. The marriage was quite q surprise. Miss Ferguson is a we'll known, and popular young lady, blessed with
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Snall.Hudson.

Small. l.Hudson.
 Miss Lydia Alden left Friday fos Wynne, Ark. where she is to he maid-of-honor in the wedding o' Mss Nell Small, of Wynne, anh Rev. Dr. Hudson. of Houston, Texas which affair will take place on De cember 21. in the Baptist church. 2, Wynne. Miss Small is now assist ent superintendent of the High school at Wynne. She is former resident of this city and is well A3nown here. Rev. Hudson is pastof oi the First Presbyterian church in Houston, Texas
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Coterie Concert.

The following program has been ar ranged for the Musical Coterie Con cert, which will be held Wednesday morning at the Temple: Composers Gaynor and Bond.
 Mesdames Murphy and Holderuess. leaders.
 1.-"Coneerto9 Graig-Mis7 Will Hams and Miss Clegg.
 2-Vocal solo, eThe Garden of My Heart, Ernest Ball.-Ms ss Lizzie Me Fadden.
 3.-Biographies of Mrs. Gaynor and Mrs. Bond-Mrs. Hing.
 Vocal trio "Slumber Boat" Gay nor-4Mesdames Montgomery, Nelson and Ferguson.
 5.-Piano solo Ga), Schytle; (b) Waltz Study, Bohm-Mrs. Wilhoit.
 6-vocal solo, Shadows Bond MT. Chevallier.
 7.-Organ solo (a) Selection from ''Riggoletta a''-Verdi Cb) "Mel- ody', Wilson-Mrs. Bocage.
 S-Group of Songs, Gaynor.-Mrs. Tones. 9.-Piano solo, Atude opus 10. No. 12, Chop:n-Mrs Hugh Jackman. 10.-Chorus (a), Annie Laurie, Buck; (b) Kiss Waltz, Arditi-Coterie Chorus.
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 FIVE

q very attractive personality Ths ttJom is techicaI man for the Heeyea Rotand Company of Wace. Nr. and Mrs. Harbour will probably locate in Atlanta, Georgia
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chain of prayer and

1'ull, chain of prayer and Bible study. The following committees were appointed to make arrange ments for an entertainment which the society will give on Friday at-
 ternoon. December 30. For En- tsrtainmsnt-Mrs. S. E. Full, Mrs Chester Flournoy, Miss Willie Lee Daniel. For Refreshments-Nrs : E. Tull, Miss Margaret Fox. Miss Viola Fown%
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Surprise Party.

Mrs. Frank Brenke was given a surprise parity on Friday afternoon, hy a number of her friends. M1e. B,enke on this date celebrated her f.ftieth birthday anniversary The ladies, who included Mesdames Fran ces Brenke, c. Rannenberg, J. T. Schlemer, B. Lampert, B. Vossl Harry Wheelan, Arthur Arnold and Misses Ethel Hoffman and Louise Brenke, went to the home of Mrs. Brenke and speut the afternoon. They carried lunches with them, and these were served at suitable hour
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SUNDAY, DECEMBER "A
Ientz Lodge.

Ientz Lodge. Attention! Ye pleasure seekers, Listen to me, l have something to say. Concerning the Degree. We are going to have an Opening meeting again; On Monday, December nineteenth. Nineteen hundred and ten We always have them, At Redmen's Hall. So be sure to come. bne and all.
  The affair is scheduled To begin at eight Now please take notice And don't be late We'll render the program The best we can; Then for the dining room, To humor the inner man Have you noticed kind reader There is no admission fee9 Just take it for granted, The above mentioned is free
 Mrs Buford Johnson.
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" hittier Society.

" HICIItT SUCICVye
 The following program was rend- cred by the Whittier Literary Society of the Sixth Avenue School, at a rleetihg Friday afternoon:
 Recitation-Ted DanDby.
 Recitation-Delcie Hunter.
 Recifation-Lelia Redman.
 Recitation-Clyde D'xon.
 Recitation-WOlet Price.
 Recitation-BaSil Wilson
 ReciHahion-Harry Marcus.
 RecitEtton-Norma Crist.
 Recitation-Oll'e Bert Alexander. Recitation--Mary Scott.
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Century Class.

Twentieth Century Class.
 The Twentieth Century Class in- cluding the teachers of the Hawley Memorial Sunday School, was enter tained on Friday evening by Rev. and Mrs. w.. w. Nelson, at their home. The afternoon was spent in games and music, after which re- Treatments were served. Those
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Young Woman's Association.

yOung WOmanS ASS0cIatlOn.
 The Young SWoman's Association of the First Baptist church, held g meeting Friday afternoon in the Fhilathea hall at the church. China was the topic of study The pro gram included a paper by Mrs. s. r
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T.E PERIEN CED SALESL1AIDY O3 gentleman, wanted at once who haa had experience at notion coun- ter. Apply Pine Bluff Mercantile Co.
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Banks On Sure Thing Now.

"I'll never be without Dr- Kings New Life Pills again" writes A. Schingeck, CAT Elm st., Buffalo. N- Y. .'They cured me 0f chronic constipation when all others failed
 Unequaled for BilliousnesE4 .sa1lndice.
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Lentz Lodge.

Lentz Lodge.
 All members of Lentz Lodge No. II D. of H. are requested to be at the hall, Sixth avenue and Main street. Monday night, December 19, prompt ly at ' o'clock. There will be an election of officers between the hours { of and 8.
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Tork-Nelson.

< Captain smd Mrs. J. B. York of Memphis. have announced the ap- preaching marriage of their daughter Miss Grace, to Charles Livingston Nelson of Louisville, Ky. The we'd ding will take place in Memphis. carly in January.
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Feast every day until Xmas al Reap & Crawford Fuu2 G@.
 F 13 II.
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Lydia Bible Class.
 The Lydia Bible Class will meet Monday afternon at o'clock with Mrs. Pinchback Taylor.
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X.Nas Tree.
:. A. R. Chapter. /.

The December meeting of the Pine Bluff Chapter, D. A. R., will not be held owing to the absence of the reg ont. Due notice will be given of the kext meeting.
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Recital.

Recital.
 Misses Edna and Alma Langford gave 8 recital last evening at the res- idence of Mrs. T. M. Dansby, in which
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Green.K Kerr.
 The wedding of, Hiss Adma Green and w. Horace Kerr, of Portland, Oregon, will occur Wednesday after nonn, December 21, at 8 o'clock aE the residence of MT. aud Mrs. Sam c Alexander, Bermuda Cottage on West Sixth avenue Wednesday Bridge.
 Mrs. s. A. Rosnberg will be host ess for the Wednesday Bridge Club on Wednesday afternoon. Married Ladies' Bridge.
 Mrs. Frank G. Bridges will be host ess for the Married Ladies Bridge Club on Thursday afternoon, at her home on West Sixth avenue. X.Nas Tree.
 The Sunday School of the Poplar Street Presbyterian church will en- ioy a Christmas tree on Saturday ev- sa6ng, Christmas eve.
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FRIDAY, DECEMBER g.

Closing Holiday Programs at the public schools uigh School program, afternocn
 young Woman's Association e1tertafn, afternoon. ad;es Temple Society Cake Sale, at the Pine Cit,
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SATURDAY, DECEMBER 24

rsstmas tree at Trinity church, evening
 A nnual yisftl by Santa Claus, evening. tree at Poplar Street Presbyterian
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s . cI TY
CALENDAR FOR THE WEEK

,,n,o chh with Mrs. Pinchback Taylor, afternon. Ao.a ~ Idoe at Redmen's Hall evening , n Home Missionary Society of Lakeside Church
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WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER s1.

coterie Concert att the Temple morning
 wadnesday Bridge Club with Mrs. s. A. Rosenb l.oan-Karr at the residence of MT and Mrs. s. C. rnoon ~.
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