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The Detroit times., 1910-12-03
BURR WILL RECOVER.

BOSTON, Mass, Dec. 3.-That his
condition is serious but that on ac-
count OF his strong constitution he
will probably recover. was the state.
ment of physicians at the private hos
pital today whore Francis H. Burr
the former Harvard athlete and cap
tain of the Crimson football team in
1908. is seriously IN with Uphold fever
Burr was member Of the Harvard
class of 1908. and is now in his second
year at the Harvard law school
The Detroit times., 1910-12-03
Hoppe Wins with Ease.

NEW YORK, Dec. 3-Only the fact
that George Slosson couldn't make
his 1000 point lSl championship
billiard match with Willie Hoppe
close enough to be interesting. pre-
vents the latter from today holding
"A new high average record. Hoppe
won the second nights block almost
as easily as he did the first. the total
score being 1000 TO AL. He loafed
when he saw that he had the match
won.
The Detroit times., 1910-12-03
FOOTBALL TEAMS CONTEST
FOR CITY CHAMPIONSHIP

n The Wolverines and Northwesterns
will play for the city Independent
Football championship, Sunday after
noon, at McGraw park. There has
been a great deal OF rivalry between
these teams and as both have about
tho best football talent in Detroit. a
mt game 10 assured.
Nyrhe contest will commence prompt
II at $3.50 o'clock. Both teams will!
crescent their complete lineup.
VIVA Moran after woIgast, the neat
fhfht for the title promises To he a
Marathon, with Wolgast In the lead
The Detroit times., 1910-12-03
ALLIED PFC. TRADES LEAGUE.

High individual scores: Cook 236-253-
30. McManus 213. OMara 2l4, Nalen-
tine 2t5-21S-222, Ballots 200
The Detroit times., 1910-12-03

Job Printing Done night. Times
Printing CO.. No 10 John r. st Call
Main 1898. or City 1855
The Detroit times., 1910-12-03
Hy HARRY NELLY.

mi UGH JENNINGS. Tiger man
A ager, Is on his way To Detroit
He telegraphed Magnate
Frank Navin that he would
The Detroit times., 1910-12-03

LITTLE batch OF letters are on
way from the American
i league headquarters today ad-
lrpsGah ~ N-or{n,tc ho1i MIN ~.
The Detroit times., 1910-12-03

Doors will be open every evening At
$50. beginning tonight. Skating from
s. till 1890 y. m Bring your own
skates and wen store them free OF
charge IL YOU wish Admission 25c
skates loaned SC
The Detroit times., 1910-12-03

@ e: Els: : +. +: {: e; &:
IL. L.. Il. nd
The Detroit times., 1910-12-03

Here's a brand new and delightful
sensation for Detroiters--the oppor-
tunity TO skate on vast, shimmerinS
surface OF artificial ice-a total or
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1910-06-02
Notice 20 Bricxe BuiIcers

Public notice Is hereby give, that
the undersigned viii receive sealed
hsds I'D 10 L o'ciock, noon on Tuesday,
June 9Th, for the bUilding Of the fol-
lowing bridges: \ bridge across The
Graham MIL Greek on the AbbevlLle <
Pontotoc road, near the miH-r2ee
bridge
Yellow Leaf Creek on the Oxford and
Houston road; also about 5S5 cubic
wards OF levee work on the Oxford and
WYATT road, link No f05- said leyee
work Is near Moss MIL on Hurricane
Geek. Also for bcilding two bridges
81 the WYATT bridge Ievee, the two
BRIDGES being about leo feet IN length
Also the placing OF about 800 cubic
feet OF earth work On the said Ievee-
Also for the buil1ng OF about 20
feer OF bridge work In the said yellow
Leaf Greek levee-
The above mentioned bridges are to
be let cut separately and TO be done
according 20 plans and specifications
aox on Tile in my ONCE The s1ecess
full bidder viii be required to furnish
bond double the amount Of each bid
with two or more good securities for
faithful performances OF the contract
Tue Board reserves the right to re-
iecs zny and ali bids, and on the same
day Les the same out NJ public o1rery
70 the lowest and best bidders The
Board reserves the right to reject any
and all bids
VI. NJ WOODWARD. Clsrs.
Oxford, Miss. May 18th 1910
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1910-06-02

BY vtrtCe Of the r,r,s issos = Of !
trust deed executed by &. ". lonrz
on the %srd day % Jznrzry 1873. q
secure the payment Of CERTAIN iress b.
etiness due 20 the Bank Of slime Moan
tain, and which trust deed i recorded
n Book u u fmortraxel AZ page ia
ot me records Of deeds of Inrayetfs
Soarty, Miss In the Office 81 the
y aancery 'isrk .. Oxford, Miss. I, as
trustee IN sass instrument, viii ~ the
18th DAY OF JUNE. 1919
within Legal hngrs. at the county cc,srt
hstse n czicrd IN SID cssuntv. Drp-
seed r. seN 81 pubic oatrry ~ The
highest hsi-der fof Cash. tho f,,it,vin-
d-ss-ritses Property. to-uit
The Moth half ~ the Srr-.a uas,
quarter Section n. North 45a-r.-. in
tae East half of the Soush -sas. or,ar-
ter OF Sec-ion 10. al IN Toxrshir,
t.arge J. Ness, aiso IS acres more or
- wing n the Northwest corner q
toe south bali Of the Scuth-ves- gra--
ter o. Section II. st<o : aer.s rs-n-s. or
lssss 81 % The Sor.h end % the S.,yth
= acres e The Eass h-alf % .he Srufh-
est qr-ssser 81 Ser.ier 10. al Il. T1u,
ship = Rznre z. West. zlsn Is scr-s
Isiore - Ass< In Secttoa 4. T9va.rir, :
kznSe ]. Wes.. Wes. e p1s.-.' -.
''resk and Scuth 81 Talkaha.rbi. piw~r
a to- stream TN n 1897. als1 al II
>'s'-tsnu z. Tux1srfp :. EAr.-,, I. West
sxce7t tHe Scs-fh u~s+ O.r1rtrr th.-s-
q ard shat rart lyilg in Nsrsaall
Cuunty. Miss
The title 20 an shr aissyr Ind Ia ~
.irve'i 70 - good. hu- viii CONVEX q.
tr1stes ozly.
W p REEKv. Trtsx..--.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1910-06-02
Municipal Primary.

The second primary in the city
election IS being held today he
tween Messrs. 7. ]. Harkins and
Z. T. Temple. candidates ~
marshal. All Of the other posi.
''ons were decided By the frs,
primary, held Friday. and The
following Is the official vo;e-.
ZEE eos Mayor-R. L. Stephens
i66. o. B. Boone Iig.
,si sor Aarshal-E- f. Temple
L. I. J. Harkins 100 ~,
Nets 40. u
Aldermen.
IoNn-at-Large-C. II. KEYS
ward No. 1T. ". Avent
Ward No. Wv. /. Snitb n
J. f. Nelson -
Ward No. 81. B. Brown n
ward No. &c. f.. Slou,b -
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1910-06-02

Bv spec Il agreement with the
Uniyersiiv authorities have
again arrass ed for all LAFAYETTE
county teachers n attend the
UNIVERSITY summer Normal. be-
ginning Juue 18th. and continu-
inG four weeks. free OF az admit
lance fee.
l hore ali the white teachers Of
tie e0cr.y Will find time - attend
AIS surr'sc school, or some
osasr. N order 10 keep abreas,
with mt bern methods OF teaching
and IN e; tho benefits in genera
70 De derived from continued
work in the line Of your chosen
profession. Hoping to meet you
=; Ire Normal, | ara sincerely.
II. T. SNTrH.
County Superintendent.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1910-06-02
MARRIED..
ArKlNs-cri.r.rS.

Mr.. T. Z. Atkins OF Dockery.
Miss, and MISS Stella Cullen ~
Oxford, were married AZ the RS; :
dence Of the brides parents Mr..
and Mrs. i.inburn Cullen Tues
day night, Rev. !. NJ. Wyatt o.
flcistin-
the yelling came IS a sur
Prise TO the many friends Of the
happy COUPLE, bu, their hearty
good wishes are none the less
sincere.
Miss Stsi'a r. ore cf Oxford >
most low b and accomplished
giris and her friends are legion
10 tais, her chiidhOod home. Mr..
Atkins j. nghiy esteemed IN his
eOuuuniiy as christian gentle
man anu prosperous business
man. WORTHY the fair BRIDE he has
wCc.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1910-06-02
In the Circuit Court of the Unitci
States for the Western DiviS5oa
OF ,he Northern District o. Ms.

Sl<SIprf-
Smith Lumber Company.
Xanmeser Lumber Company No. as
"
u. ". Sins. IN
z J. Darneil, Inc Equity
NORGE FOE PUBLICATION
Whereas, an amended aESEer and
c-,Sss biIi has been filed BY g. " Sins,
one Of the defendants IN the above
s.yIed csuSe; and in pursuance % an
order OF said Court granted IN the
above entitled cause, notice Is hereby
given to Smith LEnbsr Company, and
Eaumeser Lumber Company. Com
pLaiusnrs. shown by their bill in this
cause 10 he non-resident corporations,
and that personal service upon the
aid Conpzin4nts Is not practicable.
that they appear, plead, answer or
deraur to the amended answer ard
cross bin fled BY the said 6. W Sims.
Defendant, herein, by the 9Th day CT
June, A. D.. 1919, and that in default
thereof the Court will proceed to the
nearing and adjudication Of said suit
Witness the Honorable Melville W.
Fuller. Chief Justice OF the Supreme
Court OF the United States, this the
sseh day OF April, A D.,
SEAL 1910, and Of the indendencs
Of the United States, one
hundred and thirty -four
L Z OLDHAM, Clerk
By II. A. MOORE Deputy Clerk
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1910-06-02
All the Newest Patterns
i'm Wall Paper at
K. B. Robisons.

We especially invite the ladles
of the county to inspect our bar
eains in Millinery for the next
week. Prices sure &c please as
well as the goods.
KaLEY { SPARKS
Phone 2s9, North Side Of the
Square
Mrs. C. P. Plant entertained
the D. X. E. fraternity at dinner
Friday night. The fraternity
coIors were artisticslly earried
ont in both nenu and decorations
a delicious menu of lighthouses
was served.
The closing exercises OF the
Oxford Graded School, waicn
took place last Thursday AFTER
noon and Friday morning were
verv interesting and the patrons
and friends were highly enter
tanned with every feature OF eacn
occasion. We gave the names OF
the N eleven graduates last WeeS
who would finish this year; Dr.
RI Nj. Leave.I made the address
Frsday morning, which i was 2
nr;vileae to hear, Sin his nnisnsd
pa scholariy manner. Dr. Al
| fred Hume, president OF I Ine
Board of Trustees deiiye1eo 10
IdinIonas and extended pest
Z shes 10 the graduating ciass-
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1910-06-02
GUARDIANS SaLE o. LAND

By virtze o. the authority vs~tsd IN
ne BY the Ch7Eeery Coarr OF LAFav-
etc CoG1sy, Mississippi Nav term
thereof. fsle. I. J. ". Petty, Guzrdsan
Of Eluaa FIii-r. Hern1an tuller and I.
D. Fuller. Eli-u- heirs % L. n. .r.l IN,
FULLER dsc-sSsd, Niil offer Tor ale on
MONDAY. JULY t.h. 1919.
n le--zl suhsiivis Of. for Cash. to tas
llShe>t hidsier, ar Ire Sssush door, Of
tre court house AZ Oxfor,i. Mississippi.
within awful hours. II pGhhs outrrv.
the following des~rrstsi lznCls. to- VT
The >.e4rh fF-cti~u Cf rn@ North
west quarter II Ssscticr *. Township
{, Range :. West, and wing ard hs.in<
IN lafayette County, Mississippi. sud
beng the Old homestead Of the aid L
ID. and his wife, Ella Fuller, ami be-
ing the and owned By them in said
county and State \: the date % their
DEATH J. N PETTY.
Gsuarlf,n.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1910-06-02
Aserts Wanted IN Your Locality

To sell Health 4 Accide.. In
suranee for the American life {.
Accident Insurance ca. III !
the company that pays is claims
and pays them quick. Libera.
contracts to reliable agents. Cal
on OF address F. d. Aiken. No Is
Southern Express Bldg. Meg.
pills. Tenn.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1910-06-02
FALKNER s Resell
A,tys for Petitioner.
COMMISSIONERS SALE OF LAND

BY vi-tue OF the authori;y vested ",
me by decree II the Chancerv Cour.
Of lafayette County, Iississlprt, T.,
W NJ. Woodward. Commissions viii
on
MONDAY, JE-LY 9TH. 1910.
offer s0E sale a. pu,,is.s cutlery IN iexzt
subdivisions, within AwfU. hour. at
the south door pf the c,c-t house Al
Oxford, Mississippi for Cash, to the
highest bidder. the foliowinS describ-
Ell lznsfs to-wif.
Fraction OF the Northeast quarter
Of Section 3, Township 2, Range ,.
West, containing 80 aeres rn0se or lss--
and being the sane land decided 10
Andrew Carpenter by Harvey Jones.
a. shown BY the land records OF L.
F1yette County. Mississippi Al OF
said land lying ard being IN Lafayette
County, Mississippi
Tile n said i believed 70 be coed;
sell only - coufusissso1er-
". NJ WOODWARD. Corirlissi1ner-
FsLZNEk * RUSSELL.
AtryS for Petitioners
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1910-06-02


% the highest adder f.O- Cash. Wissi-
awful ho.srs. a the Scufh docr % The
court hose = Oxfo-,i. Nississirpi, she
following described hs12- so-xit.
The WeSt hzk 81 the Nc-sh-east
qC2rser Of Section :, IowzShir 20,
kznge >. Wes-. containing ~ arrss.
Also 4 faction OF the Northeast cor
ue- OF the North west qu1rssrof sane
Township and Range. containing 10
acres. Also the Southeast quarter Of
SEXTON >, Township 9. Range ;. ep1-
tanning I60 zcr.S ard ! fractica in the
Socth- east corner - the SoathWre>t
quarter Of the last mentioned ScctiJ1.
TOWNSHIP and Range containing 5
acres. and AL together composing the
homestead OF E " Murry and being
all the lands owned by him II the date
OF hss death. s1id l1ads al lying in
Lafayette County, Mississippi.
J. y. RANEY, Commissioner.
JoaN W. T. EaLxSER, II Atrc-lc-
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1910-06-02

All persons are hereby warned
not % hunt. fish or trespass on
any OF our land as il is nox post
ed according to Law.
Delbridge Brothers.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1910-06-02
.caI and
ETSOnaE.

" ~
s4Ft Vii convene
~ GO Supervisors VIII
DO asxt week.
u.s. 81 Mex Albany ,
= e, Mrs Robbins on
street
pss. Of Memphis, Is tn e
Ms Melissa Moss
E Rcseh IS spending
vsh fs.sn3s 10 ster
"a Morgan = spending
FriiA Oxford relatives.
Ihsl Naore, of Green
the guest Of Mrs. Lex
bic Lee Wallace, who
'saehing school at Rule
past session, is at home.
g. Slaughter. of Abbe-
TIE EAGLE Office a call
rlOa Duncan weleh, of
isirng her father and
North street.
7 Price and wife, o.
aye. are the guests OF
: Reynolds.
sesnw0od Duncan, of
spent Sunday with his
& SISTERS il Oxford.
4. D. Porter has as her
< Commencement Mrs.
Is and Miss Bo,den, OF
Aeek spent 4 few days
VITA the homefolks-
= Collier after grsdu-
ne Northwestern Msdi-
pc, Chicago, returned
aruay night He leaves
y associated with Dr..
aes, Of Memphis.
ile James, who accom-
Us Collier home frou,
eis Wednesday for a
snds IN Aberdeen.
zetis kimbrough return
Vat to relatives in Her
ssday.
l. Logan entertained
w.rfnoon at Bridge in
Mrs. e. +. Noel were
hr Commencement o!
-. j. Nosfzrn
s1tsrs of the American
net Saturday. after
: A. A. kincannon host
smith. Of Nashville,
as'ang Miss Kate Skip
who has had a
rs here during the
returned TO hel
a. Hamilton, Of Gin
aen in the BaptisI
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1910-06-02
A good rain Monday night was

Mr.. p. r. Murry was xeIcom.
visitor to shis office Friday.
Mr.. X. +. q. Wallace has mr..
sented this office with n man.
meth lettuce IL inches in circum.
ference.
Col. ari Mrs. K. W. Phinps
Of Terra Ceia, Fla. arc the guest.
OF relatives in Oxford d,,r;nc
Commencement.
Mr. 5. II. Plant has BOUGHT
the residence II MIR. Dan Ham.
ton on North street.
Misses Mary and Bette Sue Nor.
fleet visited their sister Mrs. g
ii. Roach. the past week.
We acknowledge a pleasant
call Monday from Rev. Braflley
kimbrough of louisville, Nv.
who IS visiting his relatives ana
attending the University exer.
cises.
Mr.. Dan Hampton returned ,c
Colorado Springs Tuesday. ate,
q visit OF a week to his old home.
During his stay here he shipuad
his household effects to Colorado,
expecting tn make that his per-
manent home.
Mr.. Henry Lake 81 Memphis
spent several days in Oxford this
seek and honoref Ire EAGLE Of
fee with \ visit.
Mrs Myrtle Frazier and her
brother. Powell Plant. will leave
IN a feS days for Milton. Oregon.
Ex-senator James Gordon and
Mrs Gordon are the guests Of
Mr. Chas- 3. Nelson this week.
We learn that one OF the lev
dorritories or the campus vii
he called Gordon Hail." hon.
or of our distinguished fellow
citizsn.
Mr. ard Mrs. James Stone, Jr..
of Greenwood, are the guests OF
their parents.
Mrs. j. ". Howard Jr., of Alb
erresr- Il visiting her mother.
Mrs G. ". Russell.
We are offering bargaina in all
Trimmed Hats for the next ten
days The hats are stylish and
up-to-date and sure 10 please.
See prices and be convinced.
kALEY & SPARKS.
Phone 2S9. North side of the
Square
Spri7g-tne will soon De here
ard when you get ready to fresh
- -. ,-,,.,. -. = 4. =. i -.
-. - L.s.a-.ss''I $50 = - " =
Paper jus, opened =;
r B. RoBssoN'S.
n " c, b.
Ne~ Albany. attended Con-
Eaaeezent AZ the University tn.
we=F-
NJ -,-. o.. ~, Al
80 - -. :. -, -. = - NJ.
- a. -. ,-' NIX s rs
n -
Miss Carrie Frazier is recover.
irg from = severe ast.es Of IL
measles
Rev. &c. PARK and family viI
remove 10 the Commercial Hose
IN ! few DAYS to remain until the
remodeling OF the Methodist par
sonage Is eompletet.
me IoaluleDeelnslIe e1 - =
progress all the week.
rM
Ass- = l. - -. =
The EAGLE Office Saturday.
"
I1ere VIII oe = p'en,c ou III, ;al,
u. j: Lucas plece . II r L.
Nortn-ease OF OAIofV On Iees1as
July otn- , several plS SNal
speakers VII, denver aItleI 81,
A dancing platform VIII og Jun.
AM So 80 aana.n5 b-;no
dinner.
W. r,ds-s,,na tina, the mem.
M q
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1910-06-02
FoleyS
Kidney
Pills
What They VIII Do for Ycu

Theywiil cure your bactachc,
strengthen your Kidneys, cor
rect urinary irregularities, build
up the worn cut tissues, ard
eliminate the excess uric acid
that causes rheumatism. Pre-
veat Bright's Disease and D;a-
bates, and restore health and
strength. Refuse substitutes.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1910-06-02

hSs=si ~-zlz1c<S-
rsr Nzy1-.
L. STEPHENS
l.l.l.Tr-r-
L--xe-gs II Eeys-
IET.W Avenc-
Lev l. S1irh-
81 2 Bro-1
IACE SCH
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1910-06-02

IL "A rcJux1ck-lcrC
uraurts-si a. 1nnource the
q u.zscs.z, g@s,<.is.zres Of
1 C-rs-.. sgh.ec- 10 the &c
zx-ir.Fzl primary On be
~. 4-zr I'd
9 N1rsA1l
k1S HAEkINS-
r. TEXFE
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1910-06-02

@O11iSSlONER'S SAFE OF land
BY virtue % the authority vested in
me by the Chancery CoIr- OF LzF'ay-
cite County, Mississippi. Nay term
1879. I. %. Rlney A. commissions 81.
s...1 ssssE tar -.t> - A--al --s<ssx-------
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1910-06-02

(sHINAULT,
Sr,rNTY- ALLAN,
MISS
Eimsaau-' Gruc-r-.
T.. Il al the courts both
f-tsrsL
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1910-06-02

feTOXE 4 SON,
Az Law,
4 MISS
= Psplc IN our Office.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1910-06-02
Cheap Groceries.

When YOU want the best Daint
Flour and Vaier's Straight Flour
save money ii you buy it VI Us.
Try Us and YOU VIII SET.
The Washington herald., 1910-05-08
ALEXANDRIA.

Miss Gay Lloyd Is visiting Miss Flea
nor Lindsay. IN Richmond
Mr.. Edgar Warfeld. Mr.. J. B. Spencer.
and Mr. B. c. Hall have returned from a
visit 20 Mobile
Miss Dorsey and Lola Ashton have re-
truned from a visit TO Mrs Bergman
Green, on Seminary Hill.
Miss Nancy Lee Sackett has returned
from Richmond. where she was the guest
of Miss Emily Gravatt and Miss Mary
Ball.
Miss Lily Smith is the guest Of Mrs.
James Reed. in Catletts. Va.
Mrs Lewis Hooff and Miss Louise Hooff
returned yesterday from a visit to Balti-
more
Mrs. Dabney Jefferson Carr. who has
been he guest of her sister. Mrs. Her
bert Warren Anderson. has returned to
her home in Richmond
Mr. Vivian Upper. OF Atlanta. spent a
few days of the last week with his sis
ter. Mrs Robert Barrett.
Miss Mary Fletcher, OF Upperville. Va.
Is the house guest Of Miss Mildred Eos
ter
DR.. and Mrs. Edgar Lyons Woods. who
have been the guests Of their parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert Warren Ander-
son. have returned to their home in An
napolis
Miss Virginia Burke has returned from
visit TO her sister. Mrs. Charles Eddy.
in Plainfeld. y. J.
Mrs Edward Pendleton Dandredge is
the guest of her mother. Mrs. Arthur
Seldom Lloyd
Mrs. Angus Mcdonald Crawford. OF
San Antonio, Tex, is visiting DR.. and
Mrs. Angus Crawford. on Seminary Hill
Miss Mary Janney Hooff has returned
from a visit to Baltimore and Mrs. Ed
gar Lyons Woods, in Annapolis
Mrs. George Hulfsh has returned from
visit TO relatives in New York City.
Miss Resale Moody. Of Portsmouth is
the guest of the Misses Virginia and
Mary Chauncey
Mrs. James L. Kelly. Mrs. Harry B.
hudson, and Mr.. J. Strother Dennis left
The Washington herald., 1910-05-08
29@@E[ea aIR

cess. The first numbers Of the pro-
gramme were tableaux. The Wooing
of an Indian Maiden" was in charge OF
Mrs. Wright Those in this tableau
were Miss Esther Howden. Miss Violet
Beach, Miss Elizabeth Powell. Master
John Coleman. and Master Leslie Stimp-
son. The other tableau. Martha Wash
ington Tea Party" was directed by Miss
Irwin. Those taking part were Miss VIC
let Beach, Miss Esther Smith. Miss Ellen
Oliver, and Miss Blanche LeaveH. Mr..
Janney Nichols, In negro dialect recita-
lions, was we'll received Another fea-
ture was the butterfly drill, given by
twelve little girls Miss Houchen con-
verted her subjects into falry-like be-
ings. Miss Isabelle Taylor was the ac-
companist- feature participated in by
older members Of the church was the
competitive flag drill, under the direction
of Mr.. Elbridge Casselman. The two
companies were composed OF sixteen
young men. with Mr. Walter Wilkinson
and Mr.. Jack Hamilton as captains.
They were Messrs. Walter Artz. johnson
Morgan. Leslie Wilkinson. Van Marenic.
Harry Beach, Fred Ockershausen, Ogden
Finn, William LOCKER Fred Howden,
William Germs. Sterling Parks. Browning
Leavell, and Raymond Ockershausen.
Company B was presented with a flag by
Hon. George A. Pearre. The entertain
ment closed with play entitled Mr..
Bob" given by the Actum Club. Those
in charge Of the refreshments were Mrs.
Casselman. Mrs. Simpson. Mrs. Hamil-
ton, and Miss Patten. The candy table
was in charge of Miss Isabelle Taylor.
Assisting her were Miss Helen Fetter and
Miss Angelica Howden.
Lieut.. and Mrs Sheppard have left Fort
Myer for Old Point Comfort, Mrs. Shep-
hard's home.
There will be an entertainment next
Thursday at Peck Memorial Chapel
given by local talent. Besides a musi-
cal programme there will be a lady
minstrel show.
Mrs. Lloyd Smoot has as her house
guest, Miss Julia Smoot. of Washington.
The Board Of Lady Managers Of the
Home for Incurables is making plans
for reception at the Home.
The opening dance of the spring sea-
son at Potomac Boat Club Thursday
evening was the most brilliant affair OF
the week. The color scheme was green.
with white bloom. The chaperons were
Mrs. A. B. Dent, Mrs. William A Nc
Kinney and Mrs. E. Richard Gasch.
Mr. Summerfield MacCarteney had as
a house guest last week Mr. Lamon
Hoops.
The choir of Epiphany, under the lead
ership Of Mr.. Taylor. gave AZ musicale
Friday evening at the Home for Incur
ables.
Miss Emily Matthews and Mrs. Louis
Mackall have returned from a trip TO
Avon. Newark and New York city.
AT the benefit performance given Mon
day at Columbia Theater for the Po-
tomac Boat Club a large number OF
Georgetown friends were present. Among
others were Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Leetch.
Miss Obenchain, Mr.. Charles Warden.
Mr.. Doyle, Miss Freeman, Miss Kengler.