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Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1910-12-13
Ashton School

The tents for Ashton School have
not arrived, although ordered by
wire more than a week ago
They are expected every day and
everything is in readiness to put
them up ready for school in few
hours.
It was hoped that the tents would
be here in time to open the school
Monday but the unavoidable delay
has disappointed those having the
matter in charge.
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LOCALS

Mr.. Harry Rogers spent Sunday
at Nashville Ga. with friends.
For your Christmas Goods 90 to the
Womans Exchange.
Mr.. Gilbert Paulk was here yes
terday from Ocilla.
See Mrs. Stoners Christmas Goods,
and self-threading sewing machine
needles.
Messrs Jim and Melvin Paulk
with their wives from Ocilla were
visitors to the city yesterday.
r. FOR SALE:-Several large ferris,
Mrs. BERT Brown,
215 E. SuWanee St.
Mr.. Billy Klein has returned from
a hunting trip near Brunswick.
Cabbage plants, leading varieties
from Long Island seed, now ready
phone 1854 5. M: Whltchard.
DR.. R. H. Pate was here yesterday
from Osierfeld.
Mrs. Frank Schuessler and three
y children from Wadley Ala are here
} visiting homefolks.
FOR SALE-A five room cottage,
with all conveniencies in excellent
neighborhood. Applyso Mrs. c. E.
Crawley.
Miss Lillian Price has returned to
her home at Douglas after spending
a couple of days here with relatives
;, The Ladies Aid Society OF the
First Presbyterian Church will serve
Brunswick stew, Wednesday, Dec.
21st at w. R.C Hall from IL until z.
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Fine Mules

Capt. James selected in Atlanta
last week a car load of the finest
mules he ever brought to Fitzgerald.
He is selling them at the Planters
Warehouse and Loan Company
where those who are interested can
see them.
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The Enterprise is on sale at Adams
Candy Kitchen. Every issue con-
aims something worth the price to
any man who is interested in Fitz-
gerald OF believes in good govern
ment, civic virtue and the moral
uplift.
Some of the bottom lands en-
tirely too wet for agricultural pur-
poses can be easily made to produce
large crops by under drainage. You
can get the tile at the Enterprise
office.
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Find something useful for
thy hands to do, woman. 1t
will be good for thy reputa-
ton, good for thy health, and
for thy soul.
Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1910-12-13
Wood for Everybody

Stove wood, heater wood, the best
wood. Phone 4O2. Foil & CHTRcH
Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1910-12-13
PROGRAM

l. Piano Duet-"A New Virginia Dance OPP 2Oo T. Anterior
Allie Mays and Rhea Wise.
2 Piano SoIo-[al FIishap is Dream Ed Hoist
blFOrest Flowers Harry Gould
Emily Griffin.
g. Piano Solo-"R Romance" op q, No. 3 K b. Elenberg
Emma Love Fisher.
A. Song-'Love Dreams"
Allie Mays.
S. Piano Soo-"Slvery Thistle op 81 E-Ketterer
Eleanor Allen
6 Piano Soo-al "Childrens Festival Waltz" OPP 81
F. A,Wiliams.
[bl March of The Tin Soldiers" GurItt.
Clifford Miller
T. Piano Duett-Norwesion Hunters March" WsPs Nero
Emma Love and Guyton Fisher
s Piano Soo-"La FontaiHe" W, Aeter:
Iva Rogers
g. Piano SoIo-4Barcorole," op 10, Z. StCntenbufgh.
Rhea Wise
TO- Sons--"Swee Red Roses" Owen
Emma Love Fisher
H. Piano Soo-ELove Song" op 49, G. W. Cadman
Allie Mays
r. Piano Soo-"Eglanne, Otto W, G, Pfeferkom
Samuel Kassewz
49, Piano Soo-"Peice Lyric" op 1885, No 2, N Y. Vein
Tilda Cooper
IA Piano Duett-"The Fatterer" op Northrup
Eleanor Allen and Samuel KaSsewiZ
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Henry Stewart presents his Faro Class in Recital to &c gwen at
the Lyric 18th 1910 400 to which the puoAc IS cooS
invited Admission free. The program is as follows:
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Sa:g8hSOTNG

Mr.. and Mrs. A. Fred Wey left this
week for Chicago and expect to be alb
sent for two weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. c. Dugan le1t TINS
week for New Orleans in time for the
Mardl Gras festivities. They VIII later
go to Florida to remain some time,
and will also visit New YORK ana
Washington before returning to salt
Lake.
Mr.. and Mrs. j NJ. Davis of the
Bransford left Sunday for short trip
to Washington, D, c.
Miss Edna Dunn Is visiting In Oma-
ha- Upon her return in few weeks
she will go to California. accompanied
by her mother, Mrs. j. F. Dunn.
Mrs w d Donoher and daughter
left Tuesday for Los Angeles and the
beaches.
Mrs. P. ]. ouealy of Kemmerer,
Wyo., who has been visiting with
friends in Salt Lake, vii! return home
the first of next week.
Mrs. A. s. Bower and son. accom-
panied by Mrs T. c. Gibson. VIII leave
the llrSI OF Tic MttN ''i
California, to be absent for seVeral
months.
Miss Katherine Judge left Tuesday
for Governors island. to be With her
sister, Mrs. John Woodward wife OF
Captain Woodward
Mrs. Joseph Kimball has returned
from Boise, Ida.
Miss Pauline Sands. who has been
visiting in Payette. dIaho., Will be at
home at 60 west North Temple street
Mrs. Sands has for her guests her
sisters, Mrs. Lnure and Mrs. Meyer
Mr.. and Mrs. Harold Eiegel of
Wells. New, are to make their home In
Salt Lake.,
Miss Edwards Is here. the guest of
her brother r. L. Edwards, and family
in tho Calthncss apartments.
]. N. Whitaker OF Lake Shore is
here for n few days. the guest Of his
son, Archie Whitaker.
Mr. and Mrs. Earl Dunshee are
spending a few days at Cntallnn Is
land.
Mr.. and Mrs. Leroy Palmer are now
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Mrs. +. Q. Howard and Mrs. B. X.
Smith. and prizes went to Mrs Ackland
Hood Mrs. David Keith and Miss Kate
Williams.
Miss Shearman entertained Thurs
day afternoon at bridge tea in honor
OF her sister, Mrs. Alma Katz.
Mrs hton e. Wilson entertains tbia
aftsrn5on at "a luncheon, followed by
bridge, the decorations being In red and
wnlte carnations. and the following be-
Ing present: Mrs. R C. HiB, Mrs, w.
1. Warren. Mrs. Bismarck Snyder. Mrs.
c. L. Jennings. Mrs. w. F. Henderson.
Mrs. w. H. Bramel, Mrs. w. T.. Hint
erman. Mrs. Carl Skinner, Mrs. c. F.
Pinkerton, Mrs. A. Campbell. Mrs w
w Bacon. Mrs. George Lambourne.
Mrs. c, @. Field. Mrs. E. A. Walton.
Mrs j NJ Reynolds. Mrs. George Moy-
er' Mrs, George c, Wise, Mrs e, r
McGhnes, Miss Campbell.
a delightful social affair was en-
joyed by the Elks' club on Thursday
night. when a get-acquainted party
was given. chiefly in honor of tho
members who leave shortly on the Elks'
excursion to California,
Mrs. w. w. Calder and Mrs. T, n
Groesbeck entertained at a nrettv
luncheon yesterday in honor of Mis-,
Alton Paul. one of the seasons brides
the table having a Cluny lace conter-
piece over red satin and a bowl of red
ana whfte carnations. with red-shaded
canuleS at each Side, while strings of
Lea nearts were strung from the chan.
ABOUT - guests were present.
Miss Vera Edwards entertains In
formally at bridge this afternoon, three
tables being played.
Mrs. T. r. Harker and Mrs. Conrad
Bryan We're hostesses at a hon last
night at the post
Mrs. j. Walcott Thompson WAS host
eSs on Tuesday at a delightful lunch
con given In honor of Mrs Samuel Col
Iaday' the affair being given at the
University club and covers laid for %
guests The table was decorated in
white marguerites and ferns. two has
kets being filled with them and ferns
scattered about the board The place
cards wore done In the gold monogram
OF the hostess. Present were: Mrs. ].
NJ Thompson. Mrs Henry Stimson.
Mrs. F. ]. Fabian. Mrs. Mary Bailey,
Mrs. c. II. Post, Mrs. Alma Katz of
Portland. Or; Mrs. It. G. Griffin. Mrs.
j. Il. Risque, Mrs. ]. e. Dooly. Mrs. ].
X. Glendinning. Mrs. Ellsworth Dag
gett' Mrs. ]. NJ. Bidwell. Mrs. SchnIder.
Mrs. Edward Zalinsky Miss Colburne.
MISS Spalding, Miss Menzics of Eng
land, Miss Thorn and Miss Shearman.
Miss Elsie BuSath. whose marriage
takes place next week. was guest of
honor on Thursday at a parcel shower
given by Mrs. &. f. Parry. about 20 be-
Ing present.
Mrs. Ruby Morley will entertain at a
parcel shower next Monday night for
Miss Elsie Busath.
Col and Mrs. ]. ] Daynes will give a
thcnter party next Thursday night. fol-
lowed by supper at FranklIns.
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Smith. will be solcmnized In the tem-
pie. and a wedding breakfast Will
follow for the immediate family at
the brides home.
On Wednesday the marriage of Miss
Stella Hubert and Mr.. J. A. Jones
VIII take place ut the home of tho
brides parents. MT and Mrs. Harry
Hubert, the ceremony to be per-
formed by Judge Alex McMastcr and
the bride to be attended by Miss
Renee Redman and the groom by
Charles Jones.
An event OF Wednesday which viii
be of special interest to Utah people
Will be that of Lieut. Commander
Henry Pearson and Miss Della Fay
Norris of New York, the ceremony 10
be performed at the All Angels church
at that place and an elaborate dinner
to follow at the Hotel Majestic Many
homo friends viii extend congratula-
tions,
Another wedding of next week will
be that of Miss Christina Louise
Flynn and Robert e. Armour. the cere-
mony to be performed at the home of
the brides mother. Mrs. NJ. Flynn. by
Judge w. H. King.
Among the announcements OF tho
week was that made by Mrs. Madic
Sears of the marriage of her daughter
Heel to Walter Lawrence on Jan. q.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. j. Friday have an
nounced the marriage of their daugh-
ter, Louisa NJ, to Ernest E. Douglas.
at Chicago. Ill. Thursday. Jan. s, Mr..
and Mrs. Douglas will make their
home there.
A pretty. though quiet wedding at
tended the marriage OF Mrs. Martha
Royle King and Eugene b. Palmer.
on Thursday. the ceremony being per-
formed at tho home of Mrs. Palmcr's
parents. Judge and Mrs, ]. X Roylo
with Rev. p. a. Slmpkin officiating
in the presence of the family and near
friends. The rooms were bright with
pink and white, carnations and lilies
OF, the valley and each guest was pre-
sented with a spray of lilies of the
valley. as favors instead of the ac-
customed wedding cake. After Feb.
| IS, Mr.; and Mrs, Palmer left for a
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Salt Lake. The party WIS given In
honor OF Clair s. McAlister. son OF j. A.
McAlIster of this city. and George He'd
ger of Salt Lake. Roses and holly
were used In the artistic decoration of
the cosy little place. Misk Nannio
Tout, the talented songbird from og-
den, now studying abroad, assisted In
the entertainment.
Mrs Roscoe NJ. Breeder was hostess
at a bridge tea Thursday afternoon, tho
decorations being In snapdragons and
Jonquils and the hostess being assisted
by Mrs w. II. Child and Mrs. Elbridgo
Thomas Prizes were won by Mrs
Charles Read. Mrs. w. B. Whitney
Mrs. c. z. Travis. Mrs. ]. w. Delono,
Mrs Mitchell OF Butte, Mont. and Miss
Daisy Raybould. About seven tables
were played and others Invited for the
tea.
Mrs Howat and Miss Howat enter
tain informally Thursday afternoon
in honor of Mrs. D. E. Kelly. their
guests comprising a few intimate
friends Of the guest of honor.
Mrs. II NJ. Wells was hostess at n
bridge party Wednesday. the rooms be-
ing decorated in red carnations and
about three tablesplayed. Assisting were
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MADAME PAUL RITTER

being decorated in pink and white
contest going to Mrs. A B. Greeson
and Mrs. ]. D. DInwoodey.
The regular birthday luncheon will
be held at the Y. w. c. A. rooms this
afternoon, Mrs. A T. Moon to be host
ess and the following guests of honor.
Mrs. Edith Smith, Miss Denz, Miss
Morris, Miss Chamberlain, and ooA1iss
Beth Critchlow.
The social committee of the Universi-
ty club has issued Invitations for a
masquerade dancing party to be held
at the club house on the evening Of
Tuesday. Feb. s.
Mrs. F. NJ. Bishop entertained the
sego Sowing club on Thursday after
noon.
a number of Salt Lakers went down
to Mantl yesterday for the opening OF
the new armory at Mantl, which was
celebrated in an elaborate ball.
Mrs. w. c. Jennings entertained at
bridge party Wednesday In honor of
Mrs. D. E Kelly. The prizes were won
by Mrs. a. C. Ewing, Mrs. Hugh L.
Thomas. Mrs. F. P, Swindier Madam
PfoutZ. Miss Howat and Miss Leary
At the tea which followed Mrs. Jen-
nings was assisted by Miss Igleheart.
Miss Hague, Mrs w. D. Fisher and
the Misses Dorothy Bailey and Kather-
Inc Richards.
Miss Irene Delaney entertained the
Undine club Thursday evening.
Mrs. G. H. Hardy entertained the
members Of her sewing club Thursday
afternoon.
Mrs. Wallace Bransford entertained
Wednesday at cards. her guests being
members of her card club. Prizes were
won by Mrs. LOWS Evans and Mrs.
w. H. Child
Mrs. E. A Kimball was hostess
Thursday afternoon at q bridge tea CIV
en- in honor of Mrs. Smiley of Rawlins
Wyo., and Mrs ]. H. Kittermaster Of
Ontario. Canada, five tables being
played and number invited for tea
Tho decorations are carried out in red
the dining room being especially at
tractlYe with its table done in the pre-
vailing color. having Cluny lace cloth
over red satin. centerpiece of red
carnations and candles with red shaded
lights. with other details carrying out
the idea The hostess was assisted by
Mrs. Z. A. Greenwood and Miss Dur
lene Klmball. Prizes were won by Mrs.
]. F. Dunn. Mrs. George Rust, Mrs. IL
Z. Van Housen. Mrs. Horace Dunbar
and Mrs. ]. j. Devereaux.
Misses Barnes. Nielsen, Evans and
Crawford. four popular young Salt Lake
musicians now pursuing their studies
abroad. gave a delightful entertainment
Dec. 90 at their apartments, Rue
Nlcolo, Paris, France, according to let
tcrs recently received by friends In
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]. II. Sharp and daughter. Miss Anna
Sharp OF Sunnysde are here. the
guests of Mr.. Sharp's sister. Mrs. Fer
guson.
L. C. Moore. formerly of this city,
but now OF Ferron, Utah, is visiting
here.
Mrs: Schubert OF Reno, New. Is
spending a few days here with her
brother, Harry Ganz. and family
c. M. Bell will leave the first OF tho
month for short trip to New York,
and other eastern cities.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Walker Sails
bury. who have spent their wedding
Trip abroad, arc now In Nice. They
expect TO gall for New York on Tues-
day. Feb. %.
Miss Edna Dunn is spending a week
or ten days with Mr.. and Mrs. z. 70
Buck1ngham and Mrs. Wayne Hemp
Mrs. James V. Sadler and children
are In Los Angeles. Cal, where they
VIII spend the remainder of the winter
with Mrs. Sadler's sister. Mrs Davis.
c. A Short, a former resident here,
now of Los Angeles. Cal. is spending q
few days here with old friends
Mr.. and Mrs. c.. P. Overfleld re.
turned Friday from their wedding ;riI
abroad.
DR.. w. L. Ellerbeck Is homo from Z
months stay in southern California
A very pleasant surprise party wa,
given Miss Ethel Brown on her tentf
birthday. Monday, Jan. "A. The af
fair was given by the First interme
dlate c class of the Tenth ward Sun
day school at the home OF her parents
Mr.. and Mrs. D. r Brown, 400 Eight
East. Miss Louise Brady, teacher o
the class. conducted tho evenings en-
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at home to their friends at 1854
Third avenue.
Lieutenant and Mrs. ]. S. Upham
will leave soon for visit in southern
California.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. A. Flowers and their
daughter. Dorothy. left this week for
Los Angeles. Cal. where they Will
spend the remainder of the winter
with Mrs. Iva o. H. Meyers
Miss Dorothy Colborn has returned
to Monticello seminary. in Illinois.
after spending the Christmas holidays
here with her parents. Judge and Mrs.
E. F, colborn.
Samuel Newhouse. accompanied by
his sister. Mrs. Laura Irwin is here
from Paris. Mrs. Irwin viii spend sew
cral months at the Newhouse home.
Miss Lucy Van Cott has returned
from n short visit in Chicago and
New York. She also spent a. few days
with Mr.. and Mrs. Nat B. Brigham
at Wheaton.
Chaplain and Mrs John T. Z Axton
and their family left Wednesday for
Fort Mckenzie. Wyo.. where Chaplain
AXton VIII be stationed.
The Misses Folsom viii leave early
in March for a few weeks stay in
Idaho.
S.S{
Col. George 3. Squires left Monday
evening for southern California.
where he will spend six weeks or two
months for the, benent Of his health
I Mrs. Won Knobloch has gone to San
! Diego and Los Angeles. Cal, where
| she will spend the next two months.
Miss Blanche Stats. one of the
| prominent public school teachers. left
| Monday for her home In Pittsburg
| Pa.
| Mrs. Caffeine Mitchell Of Butte
Mont. Is here. the guest of her aunt
| Mrs. Jay Rogers.
Mrs Stenhouse has returned from a
] visit in southern California.
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A number of interesting weddings
are planned for next week, including
well known young people OF the city.
On Tuesday the marriage of Miss LII
lian Ealdn takes place at the homo
of the brides parents, Mr.. and Mrs. IL
NJ. Ealtin the ceremony to be per-
formed by Rev. w. a. Paden and
the affair to be very quiet one They
Will reside at the Hollyrest apartments
on east First South stheot.
Another wedding of Tuesday IN
which Salt Lakers Will be interested is
that Of Miss Emile Bannister OF Og-
den and c. B. Sprogue OF Salt Lake.
which Will take place in Los Angeles
at the home of the BRIDES mother who
Is spending the winter there. A largo
reception will celebrate the event.
On Thursday the marriage OF Miss
Florence Grant, daughter OF Mr.. and
Mrs. Hcbcr Grant and Willard F.
Smith. son of President Joseph F.
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Miss Bessie Grumpy. who formerly
lived here, Is spending the winter
with friends in Tacoma, Wash.
where she has recently returned after
spending the holidays with her sister
Miss Mabel Grumpy. at Stanford uni
versity.
Irwin j. Bounds of Seattle Will be a
guest at the Osborne home, 643 East
First South street. for the next ten
days. He Is late Of Yale and will bo
entertained by a number of Yale
students in this city.
Judge and Mrs. j. C. Royle have had
as their guest Mrs. RoyIe's eldest
sister. Mrs. Turner of Dnver.
Miss Kendall FRANKIE left Monday
evening for Twin Falls. where she will
visit for several weeks with Miss
Eleanor Hill Roeerson and Miss Lydia
BOYD, both of whom have many
friends in Salt Lake.
Mrs. c. H. Mcmahon will GO to To-
gan on February 2, to read q paner
before the Housckeepers' congress on
civic conditions.
Z. a. Loring Will be home this week
from a months trip to Arizona. Later
- 80 So ~ 4NeNuud mining camp. to
remain for several months.
Fred w. Little has returned from
Two weeks spent In Denver. Colo.
where he was guest OF his daughter
Mrs, Raymond Boot
Mr.. and Mrs, C. S. Lindley will leave
shortly for Los Angeles. to visit for
several weeks with Mr.. Lindley's moth
er and sister.
ar. and Mrs Duncan MacVichle and
chlloIcn VIII be at home to their
friends at the Knutsford hotel during
the remodeling of their home on cast
South Temple street
MIR. and Mrs. f. e Darling and
daughter will leave early in February
Tor san Francisco, Cal, where they
VIII spend week or two and later 20
TO Los Angeles and the beaches.
Mrs. Harry Clark and daughters
Ruth and Judith have gono to Mercur
TO spend few days with Mrs. Clorl5's
brother, J. E, Williams.
Mrs. William b. Fisher and daugb-
ter. Frances of 115 u street, will leave
today for California to spend several
months.
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tertainment Many beautiful pre.o,.
were given and games OF all kinds We
indulged In TO the delight OF the chn
dren. Refreshments were served an.
which delightful program was rss
dercd as follows; Song. Minnie AftlecI
Henry Honey, Carlylee Redhiil, Kati.
Afrleck; piano solo. Francis HUI.
song. Harry Keddington and Gialr,
Garrett; song, Iva and Dona Prize.
plano solo. Phyllis Dayncs: song, Eth
Brown; plano solo. Isabel Procta,
song. Leona Brown plano solo. Cla,,
Irene Brown; song Elmer BadIev
Henry Horey. Gladys Garrett, Xe5'
meth Christensen. Isabel Proctor, Etha
Brown. Tnose present were as folloye'
Louise Brady. Donna Price. Phip,
Daynes. Isabel Proctor. Francis r
Hurd, Iva Price, Clara I. Brown. MI,
ME Affleck, Sarah Merrill. Alton /,
Crabtrec. Leona Brown. Leah Tr,i-
Florence Larsen, Ruth Neslin, Gl n
Garrett. Eva Price. Stella Andcf
Kate Affleck. Carlyle Redhin, Cr ,,
Strong. Elmer Bailey, Henry Ho g..
Frank Jacobson. Lester Merrill, Ks
meth Christensen, Harry Keddinescr
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OGDEN.

Mrs. J. W. Abbott entertained with
a novelty tea on Wednesday afternoon.
Tho St Josephs Sewing society met
with Mrs. jain Phelan at her home,
1868 Adams avenue, on Thursday aft
crnoon.
The Ladies' Aid society of tho Swell
iSh Lutheran church met Thursday
afternoon in the church parlors.
With only relatives and friends pres
cnt. George Robinson. son OF Mr.. and
Mrs. D. G. Zitzman and Miss SPAIN.
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short trip after which they will return
to reside at 1SS K street
The marriage of Miss Elsie Busath
and George A Parry will be solemn
lied next Wednesday in the temple and
in the evening n reception VIII be
held at the home of the brides Brother
Mr.. A. c. BuSath.
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THE NEW SILK WAISTS TRIMMED WITH VAL. LACES
in
lace Val
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Miss Stella Hubert was guest OF hon
OF at linen shower on Thursday. CIV
en- by Mrs. c. A. Brewer, the decora-
tlons being In the national colors and
other details and a guessing game was
among the features, the prize being
won by Mrs. Harry Hubert Musical
numbers were given by Miss Renee
Redman and the Misses Scheid and
MonoGan.
The members OF the Saturday After
noon Bridge club VIII be entertained
this week by Mrs. Clint B. Leigh,
-
Mrs L. NJ West entertained the Opal
club on Thursday afternoon. the rooms
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unreasonable Raccg0erS Enjoy
G0od Oay's Sport.

Jacksonville. Fla, March form, as IN
dicated by past performances was well
maintained to-day, four favorites ana two
second choices winning. The fourth and
carded feature was productive Of Il
brilliant contest, john Griffin II. the Texas
short bred, taking down the long end. Gil
bert me jockey, was reinstated.
The summaries follow:
First race purse: three frlones)-Fruitfui
III CNiColi. I to l. %on Trait IL UeidD, II
=. second; Supple. 1913 u'owelsJ. to J..
tEird. Time. o.3S'a. Fair Lillian. Don't. Grand
Peggy. Lydia Lee and Dixie Blue also ran
Second race purse; five fuFlonssD- Carroll, ll2
ti'OWcIsD, - 10 ;, won. Zacatocas. III (Nicop.
1 10 !, Second: Frank Purcell. H. uIowartD. 3
to /. third. Zine. :05. 81 Regis. Queen
Song aud Miss l-oris also ran
Third race ,scinE: one mile and a sixteeath)
-i'GTty-iour 100 tAiusgiaI,i ia 20 won.
Universe. II" tHannanJ. ne 20 / second; My
Laiy McNally. simonctte ana Herdsmaa also
Fourth race purse .vc ana "A hair furIor=s)-
Ioi.n Grimm II. IL l'uwcrel. u "a ~ won.
tu.al Onyx. lhI Davis. ii to . second; Booeer
Rcd. lHJ Howardi. t. l. third Time. LIE
elem HeaChcy also ran.
Fifth race selling: oue mile ana seventy
yardst--Joe Rose. 1870 flowers To . wen;
Tlyolini. ltE' UOb.rD. - 10 J. second: Ariri, 100
G;eiep. I to /, third. Time. :53s.. Shapdlic
and camel also
Sixth race selling: one mile ana siXtcntID
Agreement, so 'HenrgD. = Ia !. won; Maledictinn
100 tkinEp II L. :. SECOND. SilNrrin. aG Moore
Ia /. third Time ~ ~ Mozart MuguuInp
Gramsar Danger and Enlist also ran