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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-04-22

The baseball season shut out some
OF the Roosevelt rot.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-04-22

The Oklahoma City realestate game
reeks of rottenness.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-04-22

A big crop will help more than
too much politics.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-04-22
Your tongue Is coated.
Your breath is foul.

lUUT UTtfIH Is IUuI, 20
Headaches come and 60.
These symptoms show that your
stomach is the trouble. To remove
the cause is the first thing. and Cham
berlain's Stomach and Liver Tablets
will do that. Easy to take and most
effective, Sold by all dealers.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-04-22

Who said TAFT was the Rooseverian
protege2
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-04-22

Elbertas are surely safe now. I,
Bisbee daily review., 1910-06-12

plioiy they wish TO cultivate. II
seems likely that in this respect they
are right, and to accept the machine
would be to admit a host Of things
that seem inseparable from it--eyen
the JOY ride and that they would
soon say farewell to the simple life.
They would repeat the story of the
Arab who unwisely allowed the cam
el to put his nose in the tent and
bpresently the animal inserted his
body and had entire possession.
The automobile is yet luxury,
not a necessity, and people not Dunk
ards can contemplate with serenity
doing without It for the rest Of their
natural lives, but to do without the
telephone-that is different prop
ositio9 To consider it seriously
seems ike going back thousand
years. 50 essential mas the instru-
ment become TO those who have had
IL in the twenty-five OF thirty years
since it was invented. The idea Tat
to take out insurance is TO take IN
due liberties with Providence is an
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vANpERMAN FUNERAL

TOMBSTONE, June 10,-The fun
eraI of George Vanderman took place
yes erday afternoon. a large funeral
cortege following the remains of the
pioneer TO his last resting place. Many
miners. fellow workmen and friends OF
the deceased were in the line Of
morch to pay the last tribut Of respect
deceased. officiated as master Of Ger
emonies and read the impressive ritul-
fstic services Of the W. F. Of VI. Of
which organization deceased was AN
IGNORED member Mr. Friedwald paid
a deserving eulogy 10 the memory of
his friend and recounted many OF the
vir ues and high traits OF his character
possessed by the pioneer now stilled in
death The sentiments we're eloquently
70 the departed. At he cemetery Fred
Friedwald. an intimate friend OF the
family gave an eulogy. expressed
and shared by an the friends OF the
deceased
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Ladies Tailor Convention

The United Ladies' Tailor's conyen-
ton in session at Washington has ap-
proved the mermaid gown for women
1t is shimmering green silk. and is
a quicker fit than even the sheath
gown. Here is description Of the
gown.
, The arrangement of the colors and
the cut Of the gown produce the effect
Of lady dweiler OF the sea There is
not so much material used as IN The
sheath gown The mermaid gown
weighs but four pounds. and can be
carried in shoe box. II is OF steel
net over coral satin, with embroidery
OF turquoise. jet and two shades Of
coral II follows faithfully the lines OF
the figure and fits closely about the
ankles. From the back OF the oversl,irt
the dress is cut to resemble a fish's
tail. and from under that comes the
coral train. which protrudes in a long,
snaky point"
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The Really Simple Life

Speaking OF the simple life. wha-
in that line can exceed that which is
the rule among the Indiana Dunk
ards? The most Of US sophisticated
people who theorize now and then
about the desirabili;y OF freeing our
selves from complicated and hamper
ing conditions of civilization, have
no notion of doing without modern
Improvements Our simple life viii
include good many Of the comforts.
and not a few OF the luxuries OF ex-
istenee, and whatever We do we mean
to cling 10 every financial ad we pos
sess.
But here are the Dunkards of the
Wabash solemnly discussing the ques-
ton as to whether they may prop
erly use telephones or automobiles,
and whether they may be permitted
10 carry fire and life Insurance. and
reaching 10 definite conclusion on
any Of these matters. though the
weight Of opinion is distinctly against
the automobile as a worldly element
in marked antagonism TO the sim
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OF course a man dosen't know
much about women's gowns except
what they cost but the mermaid
gown fits tighter than the sheath
gown, II must make the covering OF
a sausage look like Mother Hubbard.
Why the sheath gown was so tieht
thar it had 70 be split up one sidei
If the mermaid gown is as close ftr
ing around the ankles as the above
account SAYS. the lady viii have to
take carriage or taxfcab-she
cant walk. A husband whose wife
wears mermaid gown could leave
her standing on the street corner any
where and would be sure 10 find her
when he returned. Whenever they
went out anywhere together for q
promenade he would have to trundla
her along in an invalid's chair
Does a mermaid gown button up the
back--er is it held on b. roYr gross
OF hooks and eyes-o9 IS the lads
melted and run into it,
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eCxz4LLCoYY0zZZNzxlz
mace or CIDEZLlLyZZB

tEi.i utli4ls if~tiaerlNels ieset
81 frefenne. There = sealcIsias fn-sH
charming. sue-est tive u breezy. old
~ fasIiouea bedroom 81 the pretty
GoWsred -t-G aDf IL + So delight
fuiiy easy g. achieve artistic Hesaits N.sis
triding outlay Of money
IN the country home crefonnes rfag
run riot. Here there is NJ danger % 81
terfering with tie studied. interior eject
produced with more costly hangiaSs 4aa
uphoisferes and hosts % gay little ere.
tonned trimmed eoufrisances ans con
reuiences may be added 10 brighten ag1
beautify the rooms.
EVER guest room should BE- provided
with laundry bag made q ereioane
20 mateA the hsnEinEs and cushions; alsf
with n sboe bag which may be fastened
with giltheade1 tacks 70 the Inside -
the closet door. Paper and string bags
are especially useful aud should be made
OF cretonne with seams neatly bound with
colored tape These bags are large and
deep 50 that big sheets OF wrapping
paper. folded 10 four will easily Of in
side. There are two sections 70 the paper
and string hays back and a front and
these are cut 1t the top inso sharp
pcint brass ring is attached 20 each
point aud the bag = hung oa naD Ifoni
these rings Nncu biz o. wrapping
peper s "a be thrlst Inside the front Of
the bag with rs ring Is slippei on the
hook and readjusted after the insertion
Of the wrapping paper on the 'front.'
sertiop o. the bag Is stitched squire
pocket for the bit< Of twiae which are
removed from packages and rolled over
The finger into n cuIuuITt wal
In making shoe and slipper bags Of ere
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CANS FAvoRs LANeFoRD

PHOENIX. June 9.-Acting upon
the advice of his physician. Joe Cans
former lightweight champion OF the
world. left last night for Prescott, ac-
complained by his wife. where he Will
spend the summer months. returning
TO Phoenix for the winter.
Cans was asked to express an opin-
ion on the Ketchel-Langford fight
which is to take place in Frisco on
July . and which is second in import
ance only to the Jeffries-Johnson bout
His reply was that he considered Ket-
chel greater fighter but considered
Langford a better one.
"Ketehel can hit blow with eli her
hand that is like the kick OF a mule
and would lay Langford or any other
man low that it struck. but Langford
IS also terrific hitter and in addition
is a mighty clever man and hard 70
hit. figure that Langford viii win
over Ketchel well within the twenty
five rounds that the fight has been lin
tied TO"
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ei inside with arl- pIaa ~ some other
la'aiy color ribi.ons ielns provided 20 tie
theecover securely ou the box and keep
every parts.se or easi from the hat inside.
shiriwaist boxes may Pee made In the
same way: aii such conFenieaces supply
ins space Tor the guests wardrobe 50
iluit hes trunk missy se sent TO the store
loom aud not stand au unsighfly blot ia
The dainty pretliness u the guestream.
rrinkef boxes fcr the dresser. IN The
s'.ape Of small CHESTS Of drawers are
.ery Ornamental and host Or little be-
onsings may be slowed within the small
reccpfacies: bits II 5ewclry n The small
~ drawers az tie tor. handkerchiefs.
sails gloves aBa snch small items in the
drawers beneath. In this manner all the
Htle fhiags thar are forever iitiering uP
the top dresser drawer may be kept in
ronvenie1t iidiness and the top drawer
reserved for ones liner blouses.
These trinket eases are nttie TOO an
acult III construction Tor the amateur to
attempt. but they are 10 be had 90 most
- the large shops for very Htde cost.
and the crctonne patterns used viii match
almost any color scheme chosen Tor the
bedroom.
Travelling aprons Of crefoBne oGer .
suggestion 10 the woman looking for
piazza neediewOrk These aprons are d.
signed 90 tie on during the hasty toilet
made IN the dressing room % sleeping
car. and there are pockets for coInb and
brush. manicure outfit. powder. hand mir
ror and all the other little nccessities
for 2 dainty toilet en- route when the
;ci!et has b,eu Iaadc the bag uay De-
rolled up and tncked. with AZ IT. para
pherualias into the dressing bag The
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GELS GOOD aERTR

Globe-E.. A. Lannig, for two years
principal OF the Globe High school,
has taken a position as superintend-
ent Of schools at Idaho Springs. Colo.
The department OF education. of which
he viii have charge when the fall term
OF school arrives. employs twenty-five
teachers, including six high school
teachers. The schools have manual
training and domestic science depart
ments. Mr.. Lanning is well and favor
ably known here and his many friends
viii be pleased to learn Of his new pos
ition. "a Ia
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other revelation of what the simple
life means TO simple minded people.
We may respect their scruples and
their point OF view but few Of rs
could join them in their simplicity.
What we really have in mind when We
talk yearningly of the simple life IS
that of escape from our obligation TO
people, not the burden of our mater
ial ions.-Indianapolis star
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striped eretonnes with snail patterns are
prettlest Tor these aprons and the pockets
iaay he attached with strips ~ co,orei
tape aeatly feather-siitched in place.
Shoeboxes which may bee piaced under
the windows rs low seats 1re aiso most
attwulve for the country bedroom. The
box should be lined Inside with plain
coiored silesia. ana the cover may have
a slight walding Of cotton batting TIE
cretonue is folded under neatly and
tackled on win small uat-headed brass
nails ard fancy brass hinges aud handles
Hiay 10 obtained ar the hard ware counter.
Three attractive workhaszet dcvire~
made Of crcf0Hue are Illustrated. the deep
bag arrangement. mounted 0u wooden
standards. being especially convenient fur
piazza Use. There is crctouuc- covered
partition 81 the center - tie haz ana
daruinz essentials may De kept in one
pocket. while fancy work Is placed iu
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oLD-rAsuIoNED NosEGArs.

n TIE VERY smartest bouquets now
A are 30 .-,f o. IN style. and are
- exactly ike the "a 10 little lace pa
per-backed affairs that used to Re tossed
scross the foofliehts az Nine. Patti aud
jenny Lad IN the heydays Of their
fame. The bride az a recent fashionable
wedding carried just such bouquet.
made Of white lilies Of the valley. sfifIly
punched and surrounded By line Of
white roses and green leaves Framing
all was a circle u friiied lace paper. and
the whole bouquet. lace paper and all
did not measure y Inches across. Cor
sage bouquets, with the lace paper friii.
Or a frill Of chiffon repeating the color
Of the flowers. are also very sDart
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The c. L. c. Club met az TIE Y. ".
c. a. Wednesday evening ct s O'Clock.
A short business mseting was held
Ia which it was decided that ahe club
should hold a meeting every week
during the summer months. After
the business meeting a pleasant even
ing was enjoyed by those present
Ice cream and cake were served to
about fifteen members
The next meeting CT the club viii
be held at the y. ". c. A. Wednesda
June I .
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the other An are Of Ribbon sewed 70
the central PARTITION holds scissors. bod
kins. thiubie. etc. so that these iluple-
ilruts win 900. faH among the Work ana
h- har3 90 rnd in the bag.
The No smaier workeases are couvcfi-
lent auG pretty one represents a darn
ins box. and there are pockets for difer-
eut cuiored yarns. th'mb!c. scissors aus
the wooden daraing e--. A needictooE
attached inside the DO holds needles of
various lengths Tud size.
The coiiapSihie Workbasket is made ~
linen stitched on pqsteboar,i foundation.
ana the sections are 81 arranged that th..
basket when isii OCT nat forms = lifr.r
p an arrangement - cords drawn
through brass rings the sections ARE
drawn up into the form Indicated boz tl.e
photcgr: gh. The pockeis. SHRED 90 aIa-.
Ties. are made ~ figured cretou1e iu d
color matching the lren.
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The r. A. E. Club me- at Mrs. p. 5.
Wilson's home on School Hin Friday
afternoon at . o'clock. The election
of officers was the principal business
Of the meeting The following Of
ficers were elected for the coming
year Mrs. f. Marez president. Mrs.
c. T. Moore vice-president. Mrs.
r. La Porte secretary and treasurer.
and Mrs. J. p. Doris moderator. De-
licious ice cream and cake were serv-
ed to those present. The visitors
present were Mrs. Kennipeck. Mrs.J.
Burns. Mrs. c. w Ruth and Miss
Myrtle James. The members pres
ent were Mesaames ]. II. James.
J. c. Doris. c. 4. Moore. J. A. Harris.
Jay Han, p. Marez and P. S. Wilson.
A very pleasant afternoon was en-
ioyed by all those who were preseSt
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Thursday evening ia Warren at the
Cole-Ryan building q dance was given
in honor OF Miss Antionette Andrews.
The hall was decorated in red crepe
paper and smilax and made very
pleasant sight.
About twenty couples were present 70
enjoy the dancing.
Punch was served throughout the
evening.
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Friday evening stSy 1e Mrs. VIII
liam Andrews enter aimed al her
home in Warren in honor Of Miss
AntiOnette Andrews who leaves for
indianapolis Indiana to day Miss
Andrews viii spend the summer in
Indianapolis visiting friends and
relatives.
Games were played during the
evening and refreshments were serv-
cd
Those present were Misses Kittie
Regan. Emily Wilson. Opal Roberts.
Miriam Toles, Catherine Hoy and
Antionette Andrews.
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BOX OF TREASURES FOR THE
BIRTHDAY CAKE.

TN THIS complete age. when birth
day cake IS TO be built. the cook does
not need TO chase about the house for
the symbolic wedding rins. thimhie and
coin which are to De Incorporated with
the eggs. -four and butter. Everything
necessary comes new in cunning little
red box With a red silk lining. sud on
the lining repose a tiny thimbie ring
button uor the bachelor ard little
wishbone- luck being. Of course. far more
desirable than money. These trinkets. be
Bisbee daily review., 1910-06-12
MAKING THE HAT RIBBONS
ECONOMICAL.

ET - Interesting 90 watch the fylsg
Ehnsers Of tie clever bosnaker AZ tire
ribbon counter a. she twists and loops
the ribbon for one 81 the hinge bows ao,s
set across the hack or a. the side q TIE
big hats. Bot On, the yards and yards
that whlsk through the flying fingers be-
Dse the bow IS finished And oh, the
e1naeiated pcckefhook That pays Tor them.
The wearer o. the biz bow. however, may
take heart % grace. for the yards u rib
bon. when the season Of the hat Is passed.
viii make splendid petficoat ruais
Many women keep these discarded hat
ribbons. and after having them an dyed
the same color. pleat them into sasis
factory frou frsu fnus FOR the Winter
pciticoat
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Notes and Novelties.

ing fashioned Of bright. clean aud bsr.a-
less metal. are III more seaside as birth
day cake symbols than The esstUhiie
germ-isden penny. rag and thimble
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A Trinket Chest % Drawers lor. ths-
Dresser
torue care should he taken 70 have the
porke's large encn-h Tor the easy insef-
ton Of the footwear IL Is most annoy.
ing to md the pockets in the shoe bag
evidently designed By neat hostess for
ene's use, 70 small That two hands are
Necessary TO NJ each shoe within. The
bag shosid also be fastened firmly 20 the
closet door OF WALL both along the top
ard At the lower edge.
Another convenience which the occupant
Of the guest room particularly appreciates.
f. the ere.onne hatbox. The Ordinary
pastboard hafbox may be covered with
eFetonne natchiIg the room hangings and
Bisbee daily review., 1910-06-12

Among the social events OF the
week was a delightful little garden
party given on Tuesday afternoon
from two to four by Miss Marian
Sowles to q dozen of her small
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was entertained this week By Mr.
and Mrs Il. X. shelton. the meeting
being in the nature of a farewell TO-
Or and Mrs. n. W. Fenner and Mr.
and Mrs. f. T. Hereford who left later
IA the week FOR extended sumner trips
Bisbee daily review., 1910-06-12

Thursday evening June 10, at )
O'Clock at the Copper Queen Hotel
Mr.. Percy Neal and Miss Edith
Rothenberger were united in mar
rage by Rev w F. Spicer.
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friends at her home on School Hin.
Games we're played and refreshments
served and all departed saving they
had a lovely time.
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Mr. aud Mrs L. H. Hofmeister and
family viii leave July for the Santa
Rita mountains where they win join
the colony Of Tucson residents camp
ing In White House CANYON.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-06-12

Monday afternoon the Daughters of
the Confederacy me- in regular meet
ing at the home of Mrs. A. I. Hoy
on Castle Hill. This is the last
meeting TO be held until next Septem-
her
Bisbee daily review., 1910-06-12

Robert -. Murphy returned the
first OF the week from Stanford. where
he has bee taking a postgraduate
course in Ia wand viii visit his fam
ily for several weeks before returning
to California, where he viii enter a
law firm
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"Wednesday evening the Order Of
the Hastern Star held their regular
meeting in the Masonic Hail.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-06-12

Miss Margaret Melton from Dallas
Texas is in I3isbee spending the sum
mcr vita her sister
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Mrs. ". Il. Brophy and daughter
left Thursday for Los Angeles where
they viii spend the summer.
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The Misses Irma and Maud Barker
daughters of j. F. Barker. have re-
turned from California where they
have been attending school. and viii
visit their father during the vacation
months.
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Miss Csrmelita Michels leaves
this morning for Los Angeles where
she VIII remain until September
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Mr. and Mrs. f. H. Hereford. &C
companied by their three boys, left
on Friday afternoons limited for Her
mosa Beach. where they win take
house for TIE summer
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The Country Club dance given
Thursday evening was a great success,
Refreshments were served and a
pleasant evening enjoyed By all pres
emit
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Mss Hattie Malam left TO spend
her sammer vacation in the east Mon
day.
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Saturday evening at the home of
Mr. and Mrs F. NJ. Ruff in Tomb
stone canyon a pleasan { dance was
enjoyed by a few invited guests.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-06-12

Misses Ethyl and Ana Gibson and
Miss Bertha Giles left Monday for
Long Beach California where they
will remain until school opens in
September.
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Mrs 4 W. Wallace and children
have returned from Tombstone where
they enjoyed visit with friends.
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Miss Eleana Robinson OF san Fran.
cisco arrived Friday morning TO be
the guest for some weeks OF Mr. and
Mrs L. H. Manning. Miss Robinson
spent several months Of last year in
Tucson, leaving q host Of friends be-
hind her, at the time OF her departure.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-06-12

The various affairs of commence
ment week at the University occupied
a large part Of the last week. socially.
many out Of town visitors being in
attendance upon them. Included
among these was a lengthy list OF
L. a. graduates. returning to partic-
ipate in the exercises of their Alma
Mater. On Tuesday evening Presi-
dent Babcock. assisted b. Miss Bah
cock. entertained the faculty, stu
dent body and other guests at a most
enjoyable reception. The presidents
cottage and grounds were brilliantly
illuminated and tastefully arranged
for the even E.
Following the commencement eX-
students and faculty members left
the city for their homes or the spots
In which. they have elected to pass
the three months Of vacation
One of the pleasant affairs OF the
week was the card party at which
Mrs. John II Zelweger entertained
Thursday afternoon in honor OF Miss
futile OF Illinois. her guest -Four
tables we're arranged for progressive
whist. prizes being won BY Miss Nc
Dermot and Miss Stella Goidtree
The list OF guests included: Mesdames
+ X. Paulin. John Zeiiweger. ST. Colin
Cameron. Jr. Walter Wakefield r
!. Bsrrers. Hiram Corbett. the Misses
Eta Pusch. Jean Cameron. Jane RI
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Mrs. 5. Heineman entertained In
formally with two tables of bridge
Friday afternoon in honor Of Mrs. p
L. Culin OF Helvetia. The guests in
Guided Mesdames CuliD. F. w. Brown.
"A. X. Porrel, v r Hanny. Z. l. Bor-
gers. John Ivanoyitch and +. II. Hof-
meister
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Mrs. Colin Cameron. ST.. has beeN
ne-6ing the week at Helyetia. the
guest OF Mrs. ". c. steubring.
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The Thursday Night Bridge club
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a pretty ceremony Of Sunday last
was the christening OF Sophie Marie
the Eide daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs.
f. X PAUL.. which occurred az the
home Of Mrs. Pauli's parents. Mr.. and
Mrs John Zeliweger. OF North Church
St.
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TUCSON SMART SET

der. Laura Perry, Beppie Leslie
Heney. ORC McDermott Stella Gold
tree and Mary Hughes,
The last meeting for the season OF
the Luncheon Bridge Club was held
on Thursday. Mrs. Albert Seunfeld
being the hostess. The regular game
II duplicate bridge was preceded BY
an elaborate luncheon. a color scheme
Of pink and white being carried out
in the decorations. ars. r. X. Shell
ton was the winner OF the high score
for the season.
The players were Mesdames Epes
Randolph. ". !. Perry. Albert Stein
field, W. J. Corbett. P Heineman, c. A.
Schrader. F. X. Shelton aud =. NJ ia
cobs.
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Mr. and Mrs John II Zenwegcr
accompanied by their guest, Miss
futile left Friday morning for the
Zellweger ranch in Pinal county
where they expect to spend the sum
mer.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-06-12

Mrs. J. b. Wright and children left
Thursday morning for St Louis. where
they will visit for short time
spending the remaining months OF
the summer in Colorado.
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s. attorney. was among the Tucsonans
departing for the coast on Saturday
mornings train. Mrs. Morrison will
spend the hot months at Ocean Park.
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Mrs. F. l. Culin O: -1erveta. who
spent the past week In Tucson as the
guest Of AIRS. T. W. Brown OF Tyn-
DAN Avenue. returned 20 her home
Saturday morning
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Mrs. Y. Z. Hem and children will
leave Monday for Santa Monica, Cal
ifornia where they will enjoy ocean
breezes for the summer.
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Mr.. and Mrs. A. v Groussetta re-
turned early in the week from Cali
iornia where their honeymoon was
spent. aid are at home AT their Pen
ninston street residence.
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Mrs }. F. Morrison, wife Of the Z.