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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-04-25

es!s and foreign irt.rett, in general 30
far SO ia practicable. The Stat, Depart.
ment is without dispatches regarding
the renewal of outbreaks at Chang Sha
and other places 10 The vicinity.
The new customs court of appeals
opens for business today with Chief Jus
tice Montgomery presiding. Arthur B..
SheltoD, The clerk took the oath OF
Office and was Instructed to DotifV the
circuit and district court, OF the Uoited
States and the board of general apprals-
era that the new court is nov ready to
receive appealed customs cases which
are now pending before them andE have
net yet been hesrd. The members OF the
customs CONT called 10 body t, pay
their respects to Attorney General Wick.
Graham.
The District of Columbia commits.
siouers have completed arrangements for
the urchase of the "Belvoir," or "Whita
H 1use'' tract, in Fairfax county, Vs.,
on the p tomac which will be used ss .
site for the new district repormatory.
Owners OF six-seventbs of the tract have
signi6ed their willingness to accept s22
an AGRA for the land, which comprises
1900 acres.
Pardon Attorney Fisch CT the Depart
inert OF Justice has written to John r.
Walsh, the former Chicago newspaper
proprietor and National Bank president,
who Is now serving term in the LesVea-
worth penItsntiary for violations of the
oational banking laws, ssking him
wh tber the recent Effort on The part OF
friends to secure a pardon for him was
made with his approval.
Henry II. Hoyt, former attorney general
of Porto Rico, in dispatch 10 GeneIal Clar;
ence Edwards today made formal denial
that his resignation was due to his testimony
in the Ballinger. Pinchot case.
The Red Cross through the State Depart
ment today cabled $500 to Belgrade, Servia
for the relief of sufferers from the furious
floods in that country.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-04-25
The Cold Wave ia the West.

Chicago, April 25-The cold weather
which came On the wings Of blizzard
lat S sturdsy continues today, and every
hour is adding to the damsge wrought
By fruits and grains thfout bout the
middle west. Dispatches from all over
the Mississippi Vslley today indicate
that Saturday nights reports of tctsl
damsge OF $50, 0O0,0O we're not exsg-
gerated. The reports show the frIit crop
apparently suffered the most and 10 many
sections 1t will be q total loss. Farner5
ard nursery men stated today that Whist.
ever fruit survived The snow aud Icy
winds of Saturday aud yesterday will
probably be killed today.
Chicago, April 25-Lake Michigan to-
day continued a scene Of peril and dis
tress A number of disasters to boats
are reported.
Pensacola, Fla, April asa light snow
fell in Florida today, while the tempera-
ture dropped to forty degrees. Early
vegetables aud fruit are badly damaged.
Atlanta, Ca, April 25-Snow fell IN
Southern Georgia today. The State
agricultural commission says cotton has
been rotted by the hail and snow, but
that fruit is not materially damaged.
Admission, Ala, April 25-Snow fell to-
day following freezing weather since
last friday. Reports from all parts OF
Alabama indicate that crops are rnined.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-04-25
From Washington.
Washington, April 3

Hesri1g on the famous Virgiois- West
Virginia debt case was t5dsy set for the
first day of the next Oc.obs term BY the
Supreme Oourt of the United States. The
motion INSIDE last Monday by counsel for
additioual time in which to take testi-
mony vas denied.
Among the vls.sors in the city today
we're forme. Governor Swanson and Dol.
Thomas Smith. of Virginia.
Three of the leading nesr'insurgents
IN the House today called on President
Taft and promised him their support Tor
the administration meas ures. They we're
Messrp. Hayes, Of California; Fish, OF
New York, and Woods. Of Iowa, and II
is understood thst they represented 8
large proportion OF the non-segular re.
publicans 10 the House, The iDsurgell
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-04-25

In reply to speech by Senator
Smith, OF South Carolina, asssiliug the
tariff rs the csusc of high prices, Sea-
at)r Aldrica Sc the principal author Of
the bill last week made this reply
"Ths system of high protection has
caused general and great prosperity IN
this country. Wages have advanced
and money has been more pls1tlful,
thereby enabling people to live better
and pay more for articles of food and
clothing. This, Ia a measure, accounts
for tho gradual iacrsase In the cost Of
diving" Does Mr. Aldrich really be.
iieve that sensible people are gulled BY
such staff?
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-04-25
American League.
STANDING OF THE CLUBS
National League.
STANDING OF THE CLUBS.
The Daily mRii Prize,

London, April a5-Au aeropl ne race
from Londcn TO Manchester for the
Daily Mails $50, 700 prize is likely TO re-
suit from Louis PaulEan's action today
in serving the necessary IS hours notice
OF his intention 10 attempt the flight.
Claud G. White, who made an unsuc-
cessful attempt Saturday, is rushing re-
pairs on his machine and expects to be
able to start again Tuesday morning.
Paulhan will likely start the same morn
ing. Whites machine was damaged
during a wind-storm at Licafe yester-
day. M. Dubonuet is possible third
entrant in the struggle for the Male
prize. He will come to London this
week,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-04-25
Victim OF DesperaGoes.

Naples, April rs Naples police are
convinced that Miss E.,elle Reid, an
American girl whose half.dressed body
was washed ashore yes tarday In tho Bay
of Naples, was the victim OF desperadoes
who attacked her while she was taking
one of her frequent rambles 10 the
ccuntry.
Marks on the body, the condition of
the clothing and the fact that a gold
chain wss still about bor neck, lead to
the belief that The girls aBsailatt, had q
more sinister motive than robbery.
After borough examination OF tie
lesd womsn's LIT era, the police believe
abe Was q resident OF Canada.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-04-25
TIE PRICE OF Butter.

Because the butter trust OF Illinois
has the stale practically within lis
gasp 10 controlling the price and quality
of butsr, as be AYERS, Represer tative
S,bath, of thst state, on Saturday ir
trnGu,ed bill reducing the tx 90
oleomargsriue from 10 cert, per pound
to q quarter Of cent per pound, and
strictly eeu'a!ing the MAI u'acsure and
sale of tu!t:r. The bill states that 1t ia
designed to protect dealers, manufac.
iurers and cousu Ders of sll kinds of
cresm butter. Farms aud diaries are
exempted from the restrictions in the
making and sale of butter.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-04-25
Young Man Drowned.

Hsckenssck, N. j., April IS The
frat boating accident of the season on the
Hackensack river occurred late yes :rday
when Alexander Sinclair, Is gears old,
of Toronto, Canada, was drowned near
Bogo!a phils Gu. canoeing. The young
man Loaf control of the canoe In q heavy
gust of wind and 1t upset. Sinclair wsa
within fifty feet Of shore, tu. he made
an effort to recover Tho canoe. Hs wsa
seized with cramps aud disappeared. Hs
was employed In Oape's grocery 8! Bogo.
to, having come there ten days ago. The
body was recovered.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-04-25
MONDAY EVENING. APRIL %. 1910

SENATOR JOSEPH w. BAILEY In
JVa.hinston last nigh! sounded call to
democrats of all shades to return to the
true democratic principles. Senator
Bailey asserted that If the ctuatry Coz
Times for another f tan years In the
oourse which it has been following there
will be no such thing as political party
Ths elections, be said, would then be
decided sorely according to the person
alities OF the men cffsriug themselves IS
candidates. eft" said the senator,
".eiectiog all isms and fads, We will st
our faces resoiutsly in favor OF our an
cieut principles, without stopping 10
cou 1t wht ther it spells victory or defeat,
we will make our future secure; but as
long as we psltes With great issues, or
tarn aside to court the favor OF factions
or classes, We can neither restore our
selves to the confidence OF the people
nor bring this government back to tie
principles en- which it's fou'ders Intend
ell 1t should be administered" Inc
senator frankly suggested that tae demo-
Gratis OF the entire equity should not &c
content WITH victory that might not be
a victory for democratic principles hs
dscried such bst!lee as the one In when
Foss, of Masesrt u;e;ts, vas electeo,
describing 1t as contest between mep'
not principles. The senator In conc'u'
sion said:
Among the many strange things tna'
have come TO pass in the political ahairs
CT this ciuuttY the strapgest OF all Is the
suggestion of Theodore Roosevelt ss the
democratic nominee for the presidency,
which ezemp!ifiss how completely many
OF orr people have been won 10 tae ioea
of the man and away from the icea OF
great principles
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-04-25
Sixty-tirst Congress.
SENATE

Senator Frye (rep. Me- president pro
tenn OF toe Ssuat' performed tbs dI.iss
OF presiding officer today for the fiat
line in ak weeks. lie has been Coz
fined to his residence by sprained
ankle.
at Is not my intention to ask you:
further consideration Of the sos, 600 az
preparation to ascertain prices aud
wages" ssid Sens TOR Lodge today. ''It
Is obvious vote cnnr oil be reached"
In these words. Mr.. Lodge announced
that DE would withdraw the resolution
and proceed with the irquirY uuder The
original ins ruc.ions from the Sera.e.
VII the serator wants to RON up the
white flag he may do &C." asid Senator
Stone, ecu. be srould not aitslbut, his
surrender to democrst C obstruction"
Sdnstor Percy len. Mise J hen spoke
a! length IN opposition 10 the expeudi-
ture OF more public money for q useless,
extsavsgant sad INN ious Investigation.
Senst'r Percy brsncbed { fl into O dis
cusslon OF the race question, saying
~hite dsnominst!on Is essential Ia the
south. He praised tie north for q
change OF sentiment and cor'r'sted pres
eat tolerance vita pa:t bitterness.
"My Offset in debating the resolution
is TO give the couUtry some advanced
warning as t. its purpose" said Mr..
stone Gem. Mo- in discualing the re-
solutiop.
Mr.. Stone observed that his demccrst'c
colleagues were too pclilic end too much
afraid OF giving even the color of ff.use
to toe republicans. MIR. st,ne spoke of
Aldrich and bale leaving the Senate,
and said there were omincus rumbIinps
10 The Bay 5 a!o that Lodge, too might
find comfolt in The rshettio that, a!t.r
ell, the post Is the private.
HOUSE.
The House was Engaged during most
nj tho oooairn H. -.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-04-25
Bow Killed,

Pstersop, N. j., April IS One OF
the largest silk mills in the c;t' WAS
closed down this morning and 500 per-
sons employed In the mill we're d smissed
for the day, following an accident which
resulted in the death of bobbin boy.
The boy was William Reptmeiet:r, aged
Is years, employed in The Meisch silk
mills. The boys body was so tightly
wedged between the elevator and the
floor that The elevator had to be destroyed
before the body could be released.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-04-25
Count Beautfort's Suit.

Chicago, April 25.-oOunt Michael de
Basuttor', the "ru 1dler count" and son.
in-lsw of NJ. 81. Killgallen, Chicago
millionaire, has gone to Hot Springs to
appear in bis $25, 600 damage sult
against the Southern Club, which comes
up for hearing tomorrow.
During the honeymoon visit of the
count to Hot Springs he played with
what be thought were ten cent chips.
At the time of settlement the club de-
clsred they were dollar chips. The couI t
Lost, but refused to pay on the dollar
bssis. The cub attached the wedding
trtusseau OF the couIt's bride, Rho WAS
Miss Irma Killgallep, and the cub was
msde defendant 10 damage suit.
De Beaufort attracted considerable
attention upon bis return to Chicago By
donning overalls and stating to work as
pudder in one OF the steel mills con.
trolled by killRslen.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-04-25
Parents EXonerated

Bridgeport, Conn.,, April 25-The
parents OF little Arthu, Jordan of Sam.
ferd, who died of scarlet fever following
Christian Science treatment, were exon
Grated from any blame by Coroner Will
son to-day. In bis report he 6ucs thai
the family observed the quarantine reg.
ulatious aud treated the boy according tt
their houest convictions. They are moi
blamed for failure to call physicisD.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-04-25
Alleged Crucifixion.

Wheeling, w. Va, April 25.-An
investigation is being made today by
the newspapers Of this city of The story
wired Saturday night from Washing
ton, Ps., concerning the alleged cluci-
6xion at Avella, Pa, Of Slav miner
by band of his coun!rymen who had
accused him of being a tp'." The
officials OF the mining con- p any deny that
any such outrage took place. Sheriff
Murphy, of Washington ctuaty, wsa
quoted as authority for the story.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-04-25
Steamer Burns Her Fittirgs

New Bedford, Mass, April 25-Wilh
nearly all her fittings turned 10 make
steam, the Portuguese packet steamer
Pescsdoee, FROM The Cape de Verde Is
lands, Is 10 port here. For three days
after the vesseps coal gave cut the PEG
csdore's furnaces were fed on wooden
partitions, scores OF The Immigrant
hunks and parts OF the lover deck struc-
lure. The fuel kept The engines III ming
until an anchorage Wss reached.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-04-25

s.iThe Catholic University, Of Washing:
ton, will be the mecca OF Catholics from
every section of the country in Ser
Der, when national congress- Of Oatho'
lie charities will be held there. The
executive committee OF the Associated
Catholic Ohsrities iu New York has just
completed plans for the congress, and il
finds that more Than 80, 900 branches oil
Catholic work will be represented.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-04-25
CHARGED With Msnsiaughter

Boston, Mass, April 25-Joseph
O'Bri:n, los pound prize-Gghter, was
arrested here today on the charge of
manslaughter. He is charged with
having caused the death OF Max Landy,
who died of subdural hemorrhage after
fight with O'Brien last week. O'Brien
will be given hearing in Brockton this
afternoon
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-04-25

A LARGE III nber OF bills carry pen
sions and private claims were passed BY
the House on Saturday. 1t seems that
the general and liberal pensions laws
sre q, sufficient for the treasury raiders
who now resor! to privat, bills to
fleece the public.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-04-25
The Roosevelt-Yaticyn Ircldent.
Rome, April 25

IsUuVj ipIII 20.
The pope today made his first pubic
reference to the Roosevelt Vatican in
cidsn'. In an audience granted tc B shop
Lsnihsu, OF Crest Falls, Mont, Bishop
Gae,t,n Of Msochss.tr, N. H, srd IS
American pilgrims TO to The Holy LARD
hs asked bis visitors 10 assure their
countIyuen that he would always
''ntutish a palernal aud sfactIontts
gratitude toward American C.t1olics
despite The painful political incident"
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-04-25
Fifty xears,exnerlenc of an Old Hurso

Fifty rsexperiencc of an Old Nurse
Mrs. Winslow's Soothing Syrup is the
prescription of one Of the hest female physic.
ians and nurses in the United States, and
has been used for fifty years with never.fsil-
ing success by millions OF mothers Tor their
children. It relieves the child from pain,
cures diarr.lra, gripping in the bowels, and
wind collie, BY giving health to the child i.
rests the mother, Twenty-Five cents q bottle
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-04-25
New York Stock Market.

New York. April Is After the first quar-.
ter OF an hour the market showed better
tone with some support in evidence in nun
Der # leading railroads and ndustrials At
midday nearly all the active stocks ranged
above Saturdays close.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-04-25

On Saturday the Uu.t.d Slst,s Ssnsts
WAS obliged during the consideration Of
ths railroad sill to ADJOURN for wsnt of q
Quorum. The senators we're more 10.
crested in the baseball game.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-04-25
DIED.

Suddenly. on Sunday April "a, 1910, at bis
home, 1920 Duke street, JOHN FRANCIS
RYAN, SOD Of the late Timothy and Mary E.
Ryan. Foneral Tuesday, at $50 q. m. from
st. Mary's Church. Inte.ment private. Kindly
omit flowers.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-04-25
ICoMMUSICATEI
EX rRAVAGANT DEMANlS.

Taxpayer" In lsat Thursdays Ga
zatte calls attention to The e1trs7sgsnt
demands made upon the City Council for
various purposes. Such demands will
conti1us to be made upon Council 30
long as that body is composed 80 largely
Of men withcu. Sufficient backbone to
say ono" PROPERTY OWNER.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-04-25

Mobile is in gala attire to-day for the
reunion OF confederate sVeterans, (which
opens tonight. Several THOUSAND have al.
ready reached here.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-04-25

A Senate bill, grating 5000. 600 for
the com pensalion OF letter carriers for
Over me work, Wis passed oy The House
on Saturday,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-04-25
HOUSE,

The House was engaged during most
OF the sess!cn in District OF Columbia
mRttera,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-04-25

1t would have hetupport OF ms tES
In the H Iuse.
A motion to advance hearing on the
governments appeal in the case of Gu
tsve E Kiaeel aud Thomas B. Haroed
was presented ID the Supreme Ooult OF
the United States todsy BY Solicitor
General Bowers. Decision in this case
will vitality affect the governments suit
against the American Sugar Refoiug
Company (the sugar tlust). Kissel and
Hsroed were indicted on July /, 1909,
With other officers OF the trust for alleged
conspiracy in violation OF the Sherman
art rust law, 10 the alleged wrecking
of the Pennsylvania Sugar Refining Dom.
psny. Kissell srd Harmed pleaded the
sta ne OF Limitations, since the closing
of the Pennsylvania refinery occurred on
January i, 1904. The government on
the et1er hand contends that the tff.nse
Is contil u pg one Transporting ss long ss
tae rs iaery is KEEP. CLOSED. Ia the lower
court the indictments were dismissed. II
the Supreme Court afirms this sc!ion 1t
is possible that the governments suit
against the trust cannot be maintained.
Although there is soma apprehension
st the State Department over the siiua.
ton in Hu Nan where anli-foreign dis
tursances on the psr. cfthe Chinese have
broken out sfresb, 1t IL not likely thst
the United States will accept the pro.
posal of Great Britain, uncffclally re.
ported to have been made, to join In a
concerted movement to restore order.
The Un:t,d States will use all The means
at 1t, disposal 10 protect American inter-
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-11-06
Gordonsville Social News
Especial TO The Times-Dispatch,

Especial to The Times-Dispatch.]
Gordonsville. Va, November 81.
Holmes McAIurran, Of Newport News,
visited his sister. Mrs. w. Q. Blakey.
here. this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. j, L T. Sneed visited
the latter's parents, MI. and Mrs. Z.
L. Marshall, in Charlottesville. this
week.
the city this week.
Mrs. M. III. Williams and two chli-
dren, OF Barboursville were guasts this
week OF Miss Annie Davenport,
Walter Laid. of Richmond, was q
visitor this week ut the horla OF Mrs
r. g. Hogshead
Miss Lola Dowell has returned from
a visit to friends In West Virginia.
r.. V. Breeden, of Richmond, was 2
visitor this week at the home OF Dr. y.
" scott.
MISS I.ottle Davenport has returnes
from u visit to relatives In Itiehnuud
Professor and Mrr. James w, DOW
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-11-06
Durham Social News
,ecial to The Times Dispatch.

Especial to The Times-Dispatch.l
Durham. N c. November b,--Durham
has been unusually gay the past week,
on account of the many beautiful func-
tons that We're given to Miss Ethel
Lee Carr the few days preceding her
marriage to John I.ipscomb. of New
York. Miss Lila Wright, Miss Jean
Vcnable and Mrs. ]. +. Willy enter
tanned at cards for Miss Carr. and
Mrs. j. Sprunt H.ll gave a lovely and
elaborate luncheon for her ar and the
tiful affairs were the dinner parties
given by Mrs. Eugene Morehcad and
her son, I.athrop Morshead. and Mr.,
and Mrs. George w. Watts on Mon
day and Tuesday evenings, These lovo-
~ homes we're abloom with chysan..
themums and fragrant roses, banked
against palms, ferns and rare exotic
rlants, presenting a fairy-like scene.
Mrs. Paul Gilbert entertained at
cards on Monday afternoon Tho par
lor was decorated with ferns and yell
low chrysanthemums, pumpkins, black
oats and witches. suggestive Of thu
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-11-06

Martha Cowan. who was their guest
while there. accompanied them home.
Miss Clyde Iobgood has returned
from visit to her sister. Mrs. T. j..
Tyson. In Richmond.
Invitations have been received in
Durham to the marriage OF Henry
Alexander Wise happer, Of Richmond,
and Miss Lillian Ann Dechert, of EIar-
risonburg, to take place on the a3d OF
November, at tho Epincopal Church In
Harrisonburg. Mr.. Eapper was reared
in this city, whore he has many
friends,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-11-06

nallowc'en season. There were three
tables of bridge. Mrs. w. t. Bost re-
ceiving the highest score, was AWARD.
ed a beautiful silver filigree bottle Of
toilet water. while Mrs. w. J. Grlswold
won the booty,
On Wednesday evening Miss Hattie
Owens gave a beautiful party at her
home in West Durham in homer o.
Miss Claudia powe, OF Cheraw, S. ca,
who is the guest OF Mrs. d, X. Powe.
lNorty-two was tho game of tho even
ing. e, G. McIver was lucky enough
to make the highest score, and was
given lovely scarf. while Harry Jen-
sen was awarded the BOBBY.
Mrs. w. A. Erwin was hostess OF
tho Thursday Afternoon Bridge Club
at her home in West Durham on
Thursday. The house was bright and
attractive with Quantities of chrysan-
themums, cosmos and handsome palms
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-11-06
and ferns. At tho close OF the game. a
delicious luncheon was served at the
small tahles

and ferns. At tho close of the game. a |
delicious luncheon was served at the
small tables.
sunnyside. tho attractive home of
Mr.. and Mrs. j. Harper Erwin, at West
Durham. was the scene of a pretty
dinner party on Friday evening. at
tanned in honor of her fourteenth birth
day. The table was beautiful in all
its appointments, yellow being the
color scheme, with many artistic
decorations, suggestive Of Halloween,
Miss Erwin's quests on this occasion
We're Miss Mary Cobb, Miss Josephine
Erwin, Miss Sarah Wall. Miss Eleanor
Erwin and Miss Sarah Erwin
/ Tho Roundabout Club was delight
| fully entertained by Mrs. +. S. Cobb
on Friday afternoon. Finch was the
game enjoyed, and tho tables We're ar
| ranged In the library and dlning-room.
which weer beautifully decorated for
| the occasion. After the game n
| luncheon was served.
Mrs, W. l.. Wall gave a card party
on Tuesday morning in honor OF Mrs
Mebane, of Hillsboro 1t was a very
| informal and delightful occasion, was
| enjoyed by a few of her most intimate
| friends.
Miss Eunice Adams little daughter
OF Rev, and Mrs, G, II. Adams, gave
Il pretty birthday party on Saturday
! afternoon to a few OF her little friends.
to celebrate her sixth birthday, After
a number of merry games refresh
ments were served in the dininE-room.
and all the guests thoroughly enjoyed
| the afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. M I'M, Gregory and
children have returned from their
lcountry home. Elmwood, near Oxford
where they. spent several days. Miss