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Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1910-07-12
Good Roads Meeting.

Mayor Meaeham has received an
invitation to the meeting of the
Fourth National Coed Roads con-
gross, which will be in session at
Niagara Falls, on July %, 20 and 80.
Also is requested to appoint dele.
gates to attend. Any one who desires
to attend is requested to make his
wishes known and, receive the ap.
pointment.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1910-07-12
HOPPER SALE.
Lots TO Be Sold in Residence
Addition Today

The lot sale of the Carolina De-
velopment(Co. will put on the mar
ket today 30 valuable building lots
in the Hopper homestead tract on
Eighteenth street. Streets have
been extended through the property.
cutting it into four sections and the
building lots staked out. The home
will be sold as ore of the lots.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1910-07-12
HOPKINSVILLE
To Be Visited By Nashville
Musicians.

Miss Eula Mai Boyle, Miss Amelia
McTyeire and William S. Halvey,
three talented Nashville musicians,
will leave the latter part of the
wesk on a concert tour which in
cludes Hopkinsville. Their first ap-
pearance will be in Springfield
Thursday.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1910-07-12
Today is Pay Day.

Col. Jouett Henry, commissioner
of the jury fund. requests the an
nouncement that he will be ready
today to pay the jurors for their
services during the regular term Of
circuit court
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1910-07-12
Hopkinsville Loses To Vim
cennes Through Costly
Errors.
GAINESVILLE SHUT OUT
New Umpire Oficiated In
GAINESVILLE --Paducah's
Game.

Vincennes, Ind, July 11-Beasley
and McMonigle engaged in a pitch
ers' battle yesterday, but hits being
made off each pitcher. Hopkinsville
piled up costly errors, which lost the
game to the Alices.
Score r. H. E.
Vincennes. .............2 a l
Hopkinsville. ........,...1 a A
Batteries-Beasley and Fish, Nc
Monigle and Cranor
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1910-07-12
Good Showing.

The damage for all fires on the
safe and sane" Fourth of July this
year in New York was $3,726. as
against 10000 the pear previous for
fires directly attributable to fire.
works. The number of fires in all
Greater New York was twenty-four
this year as against l75 in 1909.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1910-07-12
FRIDAYS SAD STORY.

Inability to hit in the first game
and many errors in the second lost a
double header Friday to Paducah.
Both games were to have been seven
innings but the second went full
count as the score was tied at the
end of the seventh. Paducah played
errorless games. First game:
r. II. E
Paducah.. ......61O301O-5 6 0
Hopkinsville.. 0O0000O-O 2 8
Batteries-Harrison and Overton;
McMonigl, Brown and Cranor.
Second game: R. H. Z.
Paducah.. 20 2000001-3 S 0
Hop. 2000-2 Z z
Batteries-Floyd and Overton;
Demarre and Cranor.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1910-07-12
Prof. Noe Will Instruct.

Prof. j. C..Noe, of the Kentucky
State University. will serve as in.
structor for the white institute,
which will be held In this city the
first week in October.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1910-07-12
HOLD vINcENNEs TG ONE aIT.

GAINESVILLE. Tenn. July 8.-Clarks-
vile made it three straights from
Vincennes by winning today's game
1 too. Priest held Yincennes com
pletely at his mercy allowing but
one lone hit and striking out eight
men. Clarksvlle's run was made on
a pass, stolen base and a wild throw
by Jantzen. Vineennes' fielding was
a feature.
Score: r. II. E.
Vincennes. 0OOO0OO0O-O / 8
GAINESVILLE, Q01O00O0x-1 8 5
Batteries -Gosnell and Fish; Priest
and McWilliams.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1910-07-12
Elkton Judge Resigns.

Elkton. KY, July 8.-John R.
Perkins has resigned as Police Judge
of Elkton. Gov. Wilson will name
his successor within a few days.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1910-07-12
w ellman's Latest.

Walter Wellman will attempt to
cross the Atlantic this fall in the
dirigible balloon which he built to
sail to the North Pole.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1910-07-12
Large Cave Party.

A large party from this city and
other points, including a number
from Cadiz, will leave this morning
for Mammoth Cave to spend two
davs.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1910-07-12
DOUBLE HEADER TOMORROW.

Cadiz will be here tomorrow for a
double header at Mercer Park with
the lacal nine known as the Purita
Club. Fay will pitch the first
game for the Puritas and Glenn
Armstrong will be in the box for
the second game. Gill Edwards will
play at short and Joe Kelly will
catch. With every ticket sold
ticket good for a Purita cigar free
will be given. The game will be
called at 2;30 sharp.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1910-07-12

Paducah, KY, July lin the
Sunday game of the present series
the Indians shut out GAINESVILLE.
Fast fielding in the fourth inning
kept the visitors from scoring and
they never had a chance after that.
Paducah has the bases full in three
innings, but could not get a man
across. The locals had eleven men
left on bases,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-09-11

Com" on Sell 10" sad think -
would b" hu" 10 telephone over for
'n"m iu hly" Iunch for ~ aud Il ~ rams
700 hart 49, can -"ud over .pr the ear Co
bring ~ bach home
Ny on the car called puf the. genus
Who usi uggc-i,d thus way of -l'.rd,uR
The iiy W. cur- bui ~hInE-.- mare.
We a." 20 ne Tor health and hhlf tie hone
M viii H.. lost We hay" Ourselves dragE"I
back tg Et-nleu".
hey earned No" day. and veil Vra ppaU
M ~ fnaCk,ntp~h"s and -Nest"r- 80
start "'l 'u walk tie two GOOD wteS - tho
clubhUuz" N" Tpad Wa hard and god
and "" hid merry enough trdnp I'm"
water 10 the va"h' club pool vas fine
I'D" Wa hlgn Inc men stayed ~ tor
more inau an hour While were ~ m"
water our outer garments had h.-"n dried
80 "" -qf down 20 lunch ~ perfect com
fort and Sithout any risk 81 ron Then
~" Waika,l back getting HON" 10 time FOR
few game ~ brIdc" aud tea before ~ Sa-
tam" - dress for iIuu"r Hall dozen
r"opl" rln" N mat night How IN IN"
world DO Won all hHpp-n 90 b- - civ
after such = day they ASKED We have
almost d'"d Of the hlves - YOU -s,-
tdh"- fresh ar 10 get ih. n"-' of the rainy
sunday ~ IN" C"Nu;ry.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-09-11

Possibly hard bat Varied shooting
a. the he & e grouse - not excessive The
care to Keep away the duffer }, etial
To the dec" 10 have fine shots ~ guest-
FOR many reason the bungl'r "a shooting
may not always b. left unaSk,d YOU
may ga" HIM money Ter instance aud
m" keepers aud beaisr- hold alouf from
-Ich guest a. much ~ the good guns
do. one uI~c - Ia furnish hun only with
blank cartridges. bat always 10 Comph-
m-nt hun whichever IA drive par
uCulariy goud shot u made
Where do ~" 20 n.Xt;- ASKS one dufrr
"ui Tor day over dog. To quote an old
tuner of The shooting stories.
-wha 10 gang ava hame replies the
Killie Won dogs We ha shot Will ne'pr
gang back an ~e Gamma put oCp IA.
bird our~els An I'm nn minded my
~Ifs vii sleep a widow ia nIcht'
Even when all the party are experts
accidents NAV happen. and u j. only
common prudence tn avoid the buffers.
Witness the peppsring with shot b. the
InsdVertent discharge Of nervous man =
gun this season of Lord kilmarnock ~hiie
out with King George. the Prime cf Wales
and party on the Balmoral moor-
Il - np' possible to place all thu Amer
leans nov On the mo, ~ fcr they come and
60 a. swiftly - their motor cars. besides
the ,dentity Of many cannot be Told from
the mere chronlchng uf a name Their,
~ no doubt from TIA" reports that a party
of Bo>ron'ans are having good sport on
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-09-11

Sid"r- ~ add l't." riot" - a." Ul~ty
carries the evening through mp-' sue
c"ssfully
Now uu o." other hand uav" seen
most dl-cpurIgiHg i.rrer- follow e RAINY
sunday IUst t"ot.Is" Won opuldr get '...u
ont Iu 'u" ram IN" women sIf aN,iI'
and iErr. themselves a.. extinction even
Nh"u they ar" playing cards. unl' tt"y
ar" hah,'ual players and lps" ~ gamb"
In" men Whp NAV -" 'Ilying bridge ~
poker ~ -" smoking rrptr NAV get on
iIrsly too nucn b"er for 'ueIr good and
adj To dinner Il~i the -Er' pf fpNIalitY
that - not Naut"d. hu' thaI only hap.
pens when fu'. rainy day crowd will stop
in the hovs.
That m" r-o=h air cure f.r ratuv dav
melancholy - a. popular ia nrn"r parts
ri the country was shown ~ m" "N-
p"rI"nc" 81 another country hostess Vhn
had not nearly - larE" h"I-" ~ enter
tain her visitors IN
II looked last SundIv A. Il w. would bore
Ourselves tO extinction. she sstsi for here.
was q warm drIZzIe that started ~ ..arlv
IN IN. morning and kept ny 40 dav There
we're four gcopl" ~ th" hons" and
they sat about m IN" most di-gruutl.-i
fashion
Don't blaine me sad Nh.uI AZ.
vIt-d you two months ago ! had ~ idea
u vas going 80 rain all day ! had No.
object m getting zIIar- with any "f Won
10y getting you up her" and turning m.
rain on ANYHOW there's tram down
a. and Invhcdy who wants to wall 10
carried over To- IT." station
The station Won DO ~ auv good
one ~ ~" rI"n answered We w-r,' al
very intimate - ~ n'-dla@s Ia saw
Al our friends have gone ont II town
and There - nothing Tor - to 10 there
NV Won y" got 10 ont her" i''- uD 20
YOU. lis not U'V fault 'hst n rain.d
IN" question - what are Won gong 10
do With is
= 'Jtd them that any plan they -uR-
gs-ied would H.. listened 10 with all AZ
tsutior auh after the men went INTO eNefli.
nv" session for while they cam. baCk
with an id"a They wanted to dress ~
warmly. 20 down Ia the pOtnt have. a
swim az The club and then walk HON.
You ~ AN mad ! said Id l- ashamed
10 arrive W IN. Yacht club today with
bunch ~ Js.Opl.. 20 90 IA swimming
They would think I had brought lot
~ freaks over from Nuldoon'= or Bioutn
ingdal- ur hat mp = hou-e PARTY that got
ia the country seldom they could not
don't want the county to think I'm run
don't car. what Won all DO wont ,utt
you over to tat club To- tiay
To my p-tonIshnent the two women
on whom ! had counted for support wer"
very lukewarm They seemed 90 think
the idea wasn't bad
Then my husband went bark on me
and I cculd see that he was doing " not
N be polite ~ his guests he never
troubled himself much about that hut
because he wanted TO 90 himself.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-09-11

VT Hamilton Leigh had stag ~ ten
r"Ints, weighing IS stone 10 rounds lust
lean. IN" velvet hanging m stresmers
from his head The-. ar. quotations
from the Reports Prom the Nloors and
FORESTS collated with great care and
printed every week since the beginning
" tho shooting season by the Journals -
-uor' IN Great Britain aud especially "a
ne Ptsid. They pruv.. incii.ntaiI, thai
me stay AZ home Anne -ican- are justified
nv facts IN humW,ng over tr. scotch
ballad and show more iir-.'Iv how
important - the season on 'n. mpnrS -
a British institution
King Grouse A. they s,y .r"r- rule =
over society and sport thrOugnDut August
and even forest hunting for stags or dp-..r
= side ISSUE Unless born INTO posses
sion Of a shooting none 81 the landed
gentry who IL not very rich NAV en Joy
~ sport of tagging the game lard
f.-. liar 20 the British Isles II - a recrea b.
ron for ROYALTY or for the royalty rich
T. = the perfection ~ live bird shooting
and sportsmen from every part Of the
World are 80 eager TO ENJOY II that the
entails 81 the moors run INTO thousands
= pounds and to buy a moor outright ~
1. costly A. To build a railroad A rental
ErH about equal the cost ~ steam
Yacht and ~ for one season only.
no. des this there are IN" sag-s -
rat'.r- and gamekeeperz 20 pay and
90" house. which - often a castle. To he
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-09-11
TOLD By THE OLD
L CIRCUS MAN
He Sets At Rest a Delusion Long
Held About DwATfs and
Giants.

40. know said the old CIRCUS man
there. p lot " people think that giants
and dwsrt- and that -orr IT thing freaks,
haven't mIDt IN Ui think hey WAY 10
wonder ful all 1-h' ~ som" ways hut
-hv IT hraln-
! 81" shown Won n many WAYS how our
giant ia" grratcst IL all giants. knocked
that Id"a silly anu what a sensible level
headed chap n. really was a. we'll a. heIng
Eooi humpr-d human. ready wr''sd like
other folks ! was Just thinking ~ a
hi'l- thing that showed all this that
made - all laugh when ~ happened
Tho giant had always worn -usT-ud.r-
a. most folks did ~ those DAYS aud then he
got notion 'ha' he'd lii" 20 nave some
trousers tn wear with q belt aud 49, used
Ia Ct him always whatever h. wanted
and ~ We had some trousers built Tor him
~ wear with holt and they fitted him
something elegant and h" liked them
immense and then something cam. TO ~
that nobosiv. not even tho giant himself.
had thought 81 till that r,Inui" and that
was thai h" mad no holt
"" werr siIli m winter quarters at this
tim. hat Ju-i getting ready To take the
road ana wnen this VISA, struck ~ The
giaNf ann ] NFNl 10 Town ~ * ltiNl = WI
without .unar ~ ~ realizing mat a dim.
,uly thing to do that was gong 20 no.
haCaus. neither he nor any 81 us kept
hi. great rize m mind We W-rr - accus-
TONED 20 q BIt m the case a. happened
"very nov aud then. w- were reminded
81 q sharply
" men we got 10 the furntshing goods
store there where the whole show traded
tu. giant stood out IN the street ~ he
aIVayz did whom ~. went about ard I
went ~ anu got ire hegest belt they had
ard brought ~ ouf and handed o. up n
him and be started reeviny - through
tn. i.elt straI- JrIGt A. q u waS gong Z"
do Iva hv gracious. Il didn't take more
than haN minute 10 diHcoysr thai 70
wouldn't 60 anywhere near around HIM
He wslA not fat man. you undo and.
lac ~. = man - good proportions. hat
even ~ that the belt wouldn't begin IN
gr around him N say nothing % huek-
lin r and we 10th had to smile when he
looked AZ IL ~ him. but the giant was
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-09-11

the MORTALITY among young hirds On me
Jnoor-. first invest gated by Prof Kline
about twenty wears ago anu AZ this time ~
he repoTte on hN the National Grouse
Disease Inquiry Commute" after man"
seasons Of investigation
DrIv. shooting - the usuai form ~ iha
sport. the guns taking Their places N
butt, dug o,t ~ the halth"r and ths
bs tt"rS wurstn th' lords Yp IN them.
Often the Hi.rt- ar" hu.lt up - 0oCAs or
turf ~D,is and topped Nith hei;her They
are placed along ~. Nptfom 81 hills ~
wherever the Keepers know the grouse
w.ll ia' l'h-lv 20 psir> Tor the birds hAva
their runs Just ~ ~" da"r have N this
country
TT" hiri~ came furv ard veil 10 give
. dejrt' from an acc ouEt 81 an opening
dsN Furnished 10 the flt'd single birds
aud Conveys and sinRle birds again. with an
ihr variety 81 angie and pa,-~ and height
over the Riin which gives grouse driving
II distinct on and abiding charm Her.
"n the first beat he grouse came - Won
over "a Ntret'h ~ one hundred and CIV
wards ~ heather IN full view 81 the butts
not enough ground ~ course Tor Won -
>.'c he driv" develop. bu' enough ~ make
broke over the brow Witch butt thew
would h~ ",er N the high wind blowing
them this wav and ihti
RetrieVrrs are used 20 hclp gather uI,
he birds and 20 track winged or lame
h. rds 20 covert but th. Old breed - being
d'spla'ed on the Inours Nv tho retrieving
sIldnts' Pointers or -.st'erz are Isai
whom grpgs. are walked" and this -
nov 49, rir" thing thar Sp.srIa / 'u-y.
ton - mad" m the r"por'S when the shoot
ing has hs-au over dogs
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-09-11

shiTP whore Miss ANITA stewart wa
married to Prince Miguel 81 BraxanEA
last year Win four guns Mr. lselin has
sCoT"u tO brace m one dav \. G. Clark
has Bcnn Y raclde and stewart Clark
klnnCaid Will. another cotton thTea3
family with American Affiliations the
Goats own the maanAbCent estate of
Glen lana which includes thirty-iVe
square mil,-, 81 deer forest and a SOnN
acre moor 4 VI coats. IN" Pro- ,depr-
golfer who last month won the kehp
VALLEY cup from arden W Rohh,n- ~
Bar Harbor O., Of this family
The phipps.'- of PittsbuTg Who nave
q country place and private polo field ~
onR Island aud are represented on tho
meadow Brook team hv ! = PhIppS II
FORMERLY r"ut,.' Beaufort castle b'.r
have nov Glen Quo'Ch. also m Inverness
shire
NJ Skiho castle IN Suthsrlancshlrs
Nuirew Carnegie has a well -to~Sed
moor. aud although he prefers golf -
grouse a h"uS'' party opened ihe geaSrn
uf shooting
Howard ',nuld has h-en shooting a.
thap-l PaTS. Inverness shire. and 70
ported forty-,wo brace - TWO guns for
the oJening daN Nlzp from New Work
are ] I. tadwalladeI IA forfarshtre.
and William T. tlyd" al Tresssriv IA
Sutherlaudshirs
While -ucCInC' IA the extreme the game
reports mention such details a. owing
10 wei weathe- The birds have naci, al
early and are very wIld On htgh ground
~ nlaceS hlris are small and can hardly
~ some coyeys too young To- shoot
only one cheaper shot siN had Old
birds were shot very thn or Young
birds not ~ rong on wing Stress ~ iaid on
the health of the giouse and M disease
- always tdhCtsed. The reiefon"e il to
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-09-11
THE >LIPPER Wv.
= Philosophical street Nendier TeII. 10.
secret 0f success

-Ios'il things they mutt I've brought =.
people attention, and tho common way If
dong this ~ hy advertising. hut u MAJ
has no place vt business and no stock ex-
Ccpt whai he can carry around WIN then
b" must sell Nv personal presentation
the secret ot success m tins sort Of calling
lvtnR m keeping gong 'ill Won ind The
i-"rS'u ha' van - what Won havNtosslI
u 70 not IN" casio vav ~ he would
"f making 'iyinR hU' there are mon Sho
10 we'll ~ ~ oven with things that might
seem most unpromping
Tn" speaker was mat sellIn slippers
nothing hat slippers ~ hich he had ~
many pairs a. he could carry comfortably
To- n novice u might seem that you mi Rh'
walk the streets all day and never frd
anybody that wanted ~ hay pair of-li;,-
pers. hut the slipper man knows bette
'Iher" % one trouble about slippers
he went On. and that - that they wear
80 long. they are worn on smooth hoo'a
and carpets and rugs and 80 they NAV
wear long Time q year ~ years bat 'nr
do wear ou' there are always some people
wanting slippers and ~ j. Tor theSa people
and for thos. who think when they sNr
them that they might ~ veil get new
pair now that I am always looking
They NAV h. Tar apart and ! NAV
have to call IN many people 10 find them
hut know that II Keep going ! shall g~'
them
80 kesp goinE. int" houses "''oa-
stores ! NAV NEE, ihe man thai van,s
slippers needs par az IN. psycholoGIc
moment when he wants 10 huv. wnen Mt
faei are tired and the shippers look good
To him and he thinks he 70 take pair
home OF put them right IN now
In such a case ~ 10 easy 30 sell. but
obviously ~ouldn have hat him AZ that
time 90 anv oLh-f n ! hadn't kert going
I ma have tired forty people before I
came To- him and -Uld none Suppose
had aut on forty suppose | had said
then What. the use Nobody wants
slippers a. anvbudv might he tempted
to zay, but know that there are people
Who do want slIppers. and know that the
renson that wants them NAV he the very
neat man
so I keep right along, not seeinE ho-
fee people I can 49, IN day hut hOv
many and there iies the secret Of gIc-
rssS IN selling slippers. In keeping going
Il - a. true. . il not. IN yours. or IN any
other calling2-
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-09-11
FIRE DRU TSGtWT FROu OOD>
FIND = safe RrIrrat Ia BIx ~ AMP. Of
NorthS ct


F..z-
N..DftI's 20 fh" opinion o.. an old r.sr
dent ~ iu. ,uun'fH about ksiuu.r aud 'ua
upper aud 'uasr Red lake. ine torres. nrrs
whi'h have b""u burning stfh noon. or les
regularly ru fn" s"o,ird --,tiou- ~ thai
'oWmunrrf nav" had q t"ud.n fp Tor, A..
tho u.Hr-.. and dec from their usual haunt.
tu'" rn" more --amrv rar'- aud rror. par
tt.uIar', 'u zee" r.ysWa..I uor'' oft's lpi.r
Ped l.a,- Nh-t" 'heI" b. safe retreat
froui Me-.
" htl. .N"-a Nr"~ are NO. u-a , COL. danger
uu- vet me, ~" s4ti,i.u'I, severe to- ,lt.
'.fp lu" r.v sam" animals and 'aus. th.rn
tu --"N Uur" '"us"nial quarters
~" 'ouufr, auuut 'r" RAPID River which
r"N- u"rrhwrrI f'Dm q point uorthw.-t
~ Rot iatr 20 the Eaiusv River on ,h.
canadian Nuuudl'f ha- ulwa,s neeu ~.
habits ~ lsrg" dr",-- 90 ,ariiuu ah,..
he uuIf -fpEIp,uy sT"uud 80 ths.. animal
~ 10" NurtI'ru Si1''-
purHr- VITO have .t-. .d tho Rand El,. ~
sect fIH -tats hat .l"r- are mut" ,atibu
thi- year thau 'r-r aud TIA deer Hud moose
have h..~n tddei 10 ltFE- uuIubsr- sine. th..
summer season hogan " AGENT Biahop
Ted ass aven'N. T. C0operntinH with thr
officials - the state Came and Dish Com
~ ission 10 prevent the slaughter ~ hir
game ~ the Indians the deer moose and
carihol In the Raph country have been
but little disturbed this summer.
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TIDING over RAINY SUNDAYS
! m ~ tIR BEST IRE FOR
DI>ViL MOI ~ PtRTIES
n"pr~sslnx Dinners the suai Result "f
az Nriernoon of SittinG Around On~
'.roup rhat Tried . RainS DsS n ALI
amt ~ in Win satisfactory Results.

..r entry house ho-tes~~- are shl"
trough a season without an
th" RAINY Sunday 80 upset
'a" me II takes avery self -posaes-ed
- contemplate n houSeful ~
are cooped up indoors Even
40 believes that guests should
.a.o 80 -r.. % liberty a. they want ~ cast
0"U- s-a- -he opens her eyes on Sunday
'~ So" -..-ing rain what will become.
''sr ~ ... % motor ride which was TO last
a. "-.' rom ~ to - What will become
mo- --a' f.r1i- which was to follow and last
.sts tine 70 dress for dinner
... -.-'"~= will probably not show her
-~-r Pc much a. her guests will Guests
laws 30 not make much effort TO
r.. ..a feelings 81 their hosts. They
econ. t..spt most invitations after they
..r "rrn"d a certain age a. n they were
.- . -H0nathing that would not entertain
..rr ...' heir hosts When 20 this atti-
added the unexpected element
.H Weather The hostess - almost
o. Them
'.t''n 'ha world shall do with these
..".- = Young hostess asked her hus-
s.E 20 % recent rainy SUNDAY There
z-a 'hres bridge players among hem.
100. -. ally lett them out TINS week because
- For" going 20 take the long drive 10
. .al' FOR lunch Nov. ~" got en-
tnds
-.re are some 81 the facilities for
..'a.n,ng that the biG houses pOs----
.. si"as will have little trouble IN get.
90 party through the day, bur the
.r n ssta blizhments that comPri-"
I'D room swimming pool. squash
nd gymnasium - % course very
SOFT - ~ 10 the ingenuity OF th"
get their guests through the trial
. r~ weather with whatever means
a." 30 Nand The SATURDAYS evening ordeal
.o trying The short time before
r- not enough 20 put arybOdy out
o.. .r= ~ courEs the 49, ening - passed
1- 2 Il Were a. bright out Of doors
inside the mouse
not the most dific,Ilt task Of the
Roy .a settle The early morning hours.