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BOX PARTY At MURRAY.

Is visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Williams OF
East Main street.
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70. MEET THIS EVENING.
The Tuesday Assembly will meet
this evening In the Odd Fellows hall.
All members and those who belonged
to the club last year are invited to
be present this evening. The affair is
under the direction of Mrs. Charles
kolp.
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A NUMBER OF PARTIES.
A number OF parties were given last
evening by the young people OF the
city. All the affairs were appropriate
to the Halloween season.
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DANCE IN NOVEMBER.
Members Of the Beta fraternity are
arranging for dance to be given just
before Thanksgiving. The affair
promises to be most charming event.
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GAVE PARTY.
Miss Dorothy Rodefeld entertained
with an attic party last evening at
her home in South Tenth street. in
celebration OF the Halloween season.
The guests numbering seventeen came
masked representing number of gro
tesque ideas. The attic was beautiful
ly decorated for the occasion. Placed
at intervals around the room We're
lanterns covered with red shades, thus
throwing about the spacious room a
dim light this adding to the effective
ness of the affair. In one corner Of
the attic tent was placed and In
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OF POLICE

A total OF seventy arrests were
made by the police department last
month These, for the different Of
lenses are rs follows. Drunk. 81; as
SAINT and battery. IL; petit larceny.
s: grand larceny. s. provoke. 8; beat
ing board bill. 2. holding for superln-
tendent. 2: vagrancy. !: suspicion, !.
fugitive from justice. L: public In
decency. 1; disturbing public meeting.
Is. carrying concealed weapons. 1:
housebreaking, L: selling liquor TO =
minor, L. allowing minors to congre-
gate in pool room, I.
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FAMILY REUNION.

There was reunion of the Cloud
family at the home of Rebecca Cloud
near Spiceland, Sunday, and the main
feature of the event was a big dinner.
There were thirty of the family pres
ent besides some friends who called
to talk over old times. The out-of-
town guests were DR.. ]. E. Cloud and
wife OF Louisville, KY, Mr.. and Mrs.
Fred Jones and family of Terre
Haute, Lee and Edna Hoover Of Rich
mond. and L. e. Cloud and family OF
New Castle.-New Castle Courier.
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was presented with pretty IL
Those composing the party were Mfr.
and Mrs. Walter Sener. Mr.. and Mrs.
Mack Reed. Mr.. and Mrs. James King.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Theurer, Mr.
and Mrs. William Orban, Mr. and Mrs.
FRANK Brooks. Mr.. and Mrs. Louis
Griswell, Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Sitloh,
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Taylor. Mr.. and
Mrs. Vossler and MIR. and Mrs. Peck.
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FOR BRIDE AND GROOM.
The following account of dinner
party given Sunday was received in
this office yesterday afternoon too late
for publications:
Honoring Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Ker-
lin, who were married Saturday after
noon, Mrs. Eliza Kerlin gave a dinner
party at her home, three miles north
of the city. Dinner was served at
midday to Mr.. and Mrs. Will Bennett,
Mr.. and Mrs. George Kerlin, Mr. and
Mrs. Charles Kerlin, Mrs. C. H. Will
hanson. Mr.. and Mrs. o. d. Acton,
Misses Grace Bennett. Almeda Will
hanson, Florence Kerlin, Nora Kerlin,
Messrs. Frank and Elmer Kerlin, Will
lam and Everett Williamson, and
Clarence Kerlin. After dinner the time
was spent socially with games and
music. The house was decorated in
yellow and white. Mrs. Kerlin was
formerly Miss Alice Osmer. daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. William Osmer Of
North G street.
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TO MEET THURSDAY.
An all day meeting of the Ladies'
Aid Society of the United Brethren
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Hay RIDE PARTY

The following young people masked
formed a hay ride party to Center
vile where supper was served:
Those in the party were Miss Daisy
Phelps, Miss .Bertonia Davis. Miss
Nellie Boyce, Miss Norma Hennigar.
Miss Gladys kartch. Miss Lena King.
Miss Leona Nieman. Miss Sylvia
Moffet, Miss Ruth James. Miss Efie
McClear. Miss Pearl Miller. Miss Lena
Lee, Miss Elizabeth Henrigar. Miss
Elma Kuring. Mr.. Charles Phelps. Mr..
w. Lamb. Mr.. W. Pippey, Mr. c.
Whitesell, Mr.. Tom Phelps. Mr. Frank
Carver. Mr.. Will Hennigar, Mr.. Jack
Smith. Mr.. Roy Muell. Mr.. Verne Oh
nit. Mr.. Dale Carver. Mr.. Moore, Mr..
Charles Roelf, Mr.. George Cox, Mr..
and Mrs. Hall.
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been handsomely decorated in the red
and black ribbons, the frat colors.
AT one corner OF the hall a platform
had been erected for the orchestra
which was screened in with palms and
ferns. The programs were very at
tractive. On one side pumpkins and
weird designs had been printed. On
the other side of the leahet verse
appropriate 70 the season and writ
ten by Riley was inscribed. DR.. and
Mrs. J. A. Conkey chaperoned the
party. Among the guests were:
Miss Hannah Hershey. Miss Mar
guerite Border. Miss Caroline Weaver,
Miss Ruth Smith, Miss Ethel Brown.
Miss Blanche Bayer. Miss Meta and
Miss Alma Pfafflin. Miss Esther Gard,
Miss Myra Scott. Miss Pearl Guern-
sey. Miss Marie Brown. Miss Marguer-
lite Hasemeier, Miss Ruth Hunt. Miss
Myrtle Stone, Miss Kofski. Miss Grace
Kelley. Miss Rhea Mccullough. Miss
Mary Morse, Miss Julia Lichtenfels,
Miss Nell Buell., Miss Marguerite
Horner, Miss Ruth Ferguson, Miss
Hazel Hatfield. Miss Frantz. Miss
Buening. Miss Airline Barlow, Miss
Elaine Jones, Miss Myral Weeghman,
Miss Emerald Hasecoster. Miss Ivy
Russell, Miss Arva Jackson, Miss Ella
Dickey.
Messrs Edwin Scott. Robert Griffin.
Errett Haisley, Herbert and Earl Cot
ton. Fred and Edward Rossiter. Mr..
Phillips, Fred Rolmeyer. Chauncey Ed
gerton. Jesse Barnes, Gerald Fitzgib-
bons. Peter Lichtenfels. Edwin Stow
ey, George Hodge, Guy Anderson,
John Haffner. Frank Lichtenfels. Mr..
Wissler. Robert Crane. Raymond and
Walter Shelter. Edwin Fluke. How
ard Steinkamp. Everett Alderman,
John Longstreth, Raymond Jones.
Robert Munger. Raymond Wicke-
meyer. Alvin Young, George Brenizer,
Earl Rowe, Harry Williams. Benton
Barlow. Ray Weisbrod, Ernest Leh-
man. Charles Roser and Karl Kepler
Mr.. and Mrs. Earl Ramp, Mr.. Roy
Payton and Mr.. Oran Adams of Mum
Gle with DR.. and Mrs. Woods of Wash
ington, d. c.
VISITING HERE.
Mrs. George L. Johnson Of Wash
ington, d. c., is the guest of her sis
ter Mrs. Will Mcvay, 227 North
Ninth street.
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BOX PARTY At MURRAY.
Mr. Charles Twigg entertained sew
eral Kappa Alpha Phi's with a box
party at the Murray theater last night
FIN honor of Mr.. Robert Griffin's
eighteenth birthday anniversary. At
ter the theater the party adjourned
to the Kappa rooms In the Comstock
rooms where bridge furnished the
amusement for the evening.
A midnight lunch was served. In
the party were Mr.. Huston Marlatt.
Mr.. Charles Twigg, Mr.. Robert Grit
GIN, NJ. Waltar Davis and Mr.. Robert
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hia Mathod.

The little girl who was visiting At a
neighbOr's house had gone out to loot
at the horses.
Here's one Of Them" she said. ''that
has watery eyes and coughs and hangs
his head just the way papa's horse did
last summer"
What did your papa do for his
horse?' asked the owner OF the ami
mails.
"He sold him." was the innocent an
swer.-Pearson's Weekly.
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dron1 party OF tho season WAS Given
By Mrs. George EGgemeyer and Mrs.
Maud Eggemeyer for Miss Helen Eg.
gemeyer and Master William Egge-
meyer. The house was unusually
pretty Win Ito Halloween decoration.
In the hall . fortune teller's booth had
bssn arranged and Miss Ruth Marlatt
dressed - . fortune. teller told the
littls people what their future would
be. All the little guests came masked
and each seemed to Guido the other as
their costumes were unusually attrac.
tive. Games and music were the fea.
lures OF the evenings amusements.
The guests were hidden to the dining
room where lunch was served. The
table was decorated with black cats
and witches. In the center Of the
table q mound Of apples was placed.
Small witches were also used in ap-
pointing the table. Small pumpkins
were placed around the rooms as well
CO . number Of jack-o.lanterns. The
guests were Maxine Murray. Mary
Lahrman. Janet Seeker. Jeanette
Banks. Juliet Nusbaum. Mary Luring,
Mary Rheinhart, ,Muriel Mashmeyer.
Lois Johanning. Helen Bentlage,
Katherine Bartel. William Keyes,
Robert Garrison. Richard Thornburg,
Louis Stra~bridge. Norman Lamb
and Floyd Nusbaum.
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ouccEeeFUl DANCE.
One OF the most elaborate dances of
the season was the Halloween party
given last evening in the Odd Eel.
lows hall BY the members OF the Phi
Delta Kappa fraternity. The hall had
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CELEBRATES HALLOWEEN.

CELEBRATES HALLOWEEN.
A Halloween party was given by
Miss May Stevenson last evening at
her home in North Seventeenth street.
Cards furnished the amusement for
the evening. Favors were given to
Miss Abbie Carrot and Mr.. Harry
Rush. At the close of the game a
lunch. was served Those present
were Miss Abbie Carrot, Miss Ruby
Engelbert, Miss Lillian Sehi, Miss
Lent Vereggee, Miss May Hamilton.
Mr.. Floyd Davis. Mr.. Morris Hiatt, Mr.
Howard Widdac, Mr.. Harry Rush, Mr..
Guy Carrot, Mr.. James Thames and
Mr.. Charles Rush.
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TO HOLD SOCIAL.
A pie, basket and ice cream social
will be held at the Webster school
school house. Friday evening, Novem-
Der fourth. An old fashioned spelling
match will be feature Of the even
ing. All are invited to attend.
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NEIGHeoRHOoD PARTY.
A neighborhood party was given last
evening by Miss Stella Knode and
Miss Louise Mather at the home Of
Miss Mather in South Eighth street.
The rooms where the guests were en-
tertained were decorated with pump
kins. jack-olanters and other emblems
suitable to the Halloween season.
Games, music and dancing were the
main features of the, evenings enter
tainment. A lunch was served. The
guests were Miss Marlatt, Miss Grace
Smart. Miss Margaret Gentle, Master
Robert Gentle. Masted Benjamin Har-
ris. Miss Esther Adele Harris. Master
Windsor Harris. Master Mark Mann,
and Master Rudolph Knode.
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GIVEN A SURPRISE
Mrs. Roy Stanley was pleasantly
surprised at her home in, North Tenth
street by number Of - friends.
,Ihnsnnnir Hras inSSnna<n her
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cELesaArEo ANNIVERSARY.

DR.. and Mrs. J. f. Weller gave a
beautifully appointed dinner party
last evening at their home In North
Seventh street, when they entertain
cd In honor of Mrs. Weller's parents.
Mr. and Mrs. George r. Dilks. This
was Mr.. and Mrs. Dilks' thirty-fourth
wedding anniversary. The table was
attractively arranged with flowers and
ferns. The guests were members OF
the family and were Mr.. and Mrs.
George II. Dilks and daughter. Miss
Elizabeth. Mr.. and Mrs. George r.
Dilks, Mr.. and Mrs George Cole and
son, Master Russell, Miss Dorothy
Dilks. Mrs. Cacy Hill and Mrs. Shoe
maker.
MAsoUERAoE PARTY.
A charming masquerade party was
given last evening at the home of
Mr.. and Mrs. w. A. Ellis in West
Main street. The house was decorat-
ed appropriately to the Halloween
season. Refreshments OF this nature
were. also served. The guests were
DIR. and Mrs. J. A. Walls, Rev. and
Mrs. 8. w. Traum. DIR. and Mrs. z. Il.
Pierce. Mr.. and Mrs. F. F. Haisley,
Mr.. and Mrs. Pettis A. Reid. DIR. and
Mrs. Blossom, Mr.. and Mrs. w. 8.
Kaufman. Dr. and Mrs. C. 8. Wilson,
Mr. and Mrs. b. F. Harris. Mr. and
Mrs. Robert c. Wilson. Mr.. and Mrs.
l.. r. Little, Mr.. and Mrs. w. A. Ellis,
Mr. and Mrs. 8. Z. Mills, Miss Myrtle
Warner. Miss Edna Smith and Mr..
and Mrs. George Mansfield.
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LUNCHEON FOR eRIDE.ElEcT
A prettily appointed luncheon was
given this noon at the Country club
by Miss Juliet Swayne in honor of
Miss Carolyn Hollingsworth whose en-
gagement has been announced. The
luncheon table was beautifully ap-
pointed with large chrysanthemums
and ferns. Places were arranged for
Miss Hollingsworth. Mrs. Omar Hol.
lingsworth. Mrs Fred Carr. Mrs. Paul
Comstock. Mrs. A. d. Gayle. Mrs.
Miles Bland. Mrs. Dudley Elmer. Miss
Marie Campbell, Mrs. Wilbur Hibberd,
Mrs. Ray X. shiveley. Mrs. Thomas
NJ. Kaufman and the hostess. After
lunch the hours were spent playing
bridge.
INHERITANCE LAST EVENING.
Mrs.. Edith Haisley entertained sew.
eral guests with Halloween party
last evening At her home. 303 North
West Third street. The house was
artistically decorated appropriate to
the occasion. A lunch was served.
The guests were Mr.. and Mrs. Roy
Fry. Mr.. and Mrs. Bert Overman and
little daughter. Mr.. and Mrs. Shiss-
lee. Mr.. and Mrs. Edwin Ellabarger.
Miss Jessie Cogssshall and Master
Eugene Haisley.
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PLEASANTLY SURPRISED.

Mrs. John Placke was pleasantly
surprised Saturday evening at her
home on the Union pike by the men,
bers of the Happy Hour club and their
husbands. The affair was in the ma
ture of a masquerade party
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this was seated gypsey fortune tell
er. Doughnuts and other refreshments
to the season were served.
The guests numbered seventeen.
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Frank Rich ans family. Mr.. and Mrs,
Will Morrow and Miss Nellie Nor
row.
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church will be held Thursday at the
church. The time viii be spent in
quilting.
ATTENDED DANCE.
Roy Payton and Oren Adams Of
Muncie, Ind, were in the city last
evening TO attend the Phi Delta Kap-
pa dance.
ENTERTAINED GUESTS.
Mr.. and Mrs. Abyrum Boyd Of Cam
bridge City. and Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
Ober of Muncie, were entertained to
dinner Sunday evening by Mr.. and
Mrs. Edward Spencer at their home in
South Eighth street.
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HALLOWEEN PARTY.
Last evening Miss Helen McMinn
entertained eight of her little friends
with Halloween party given at her
home in North Nineteenth street All
the decorations for the house were in
keeping with the Halloween season
Music and games were enjoyed by all
The guests came dressed as ghosts
Those hidden to participate We're Miss
Margaret Duvall, Miss Florence Draw
err, Miss Eleanor Smith, Miss Ruby
Ringle. Miss Juliet Smith, Miss Helen
McMinn. and Miss Dorothy Martin.
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ENJOYABLE PARTY.
A number of persons enjoyed the
Masquerade Halloween party giver
last evening at the home of Mr.. anG
Mrs. Thomas Dolloff. Favors were
given to the persons wearing the mos'
unique costumes. The fortunate ones
were Mrs. Frank Murley, Miss Evs
Thomas. MIR. Rudolph Dolloff and Mr.
Byram Elliott. Different games were
played during the evening. Music was
also a feature. A luncheon was
served. The guests were Mr.. and Mrs
Frank Murley, Mr.. and Mrs. Albert
Hayden, Mr.. and Mrs. Simon Hoover
Mr. and Mrs. William Klopp. Mr.. ant
Mrs. Charles Miles, Mr.. and Mrs
Thomas. Mrs. Louis Dallman. Mrs.
Fletcher Elliott. Mrs. Clinton Mark
ley. Misses Eva Thomas. Katherine
Miles, Grace Miles. Bertha Miles
Irene Hoover. Irene Hayden; Messrs
Bert Kolp, Russell Markley, Franz
Dallman. Rudolph Dolloff. Byron Ell
lott. Forest Elliott, Will Klopp, Car
Hayden, David Hoover, William Hoov
er and Graycon Murley.
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FOR BRIDE AND GROOM.
In honor OF Mr.. Russell Gaar and
Miss Opal Husson who are to be mar
ried next week, Mr.. and Mrs. w. r
Poundstone gave Halloween part,
last evening at their home in Soutt
Thirteenth street. Bridge was the
feature OF the evenings amusement
and was played at four tables. Mr.
Gaar, Miss Husson, Mr.. Walter Craig
head and Miss Mildred Gaar were Civ
en- the favors. The house was decor
ated with pumpkins, jack-o-lanterns
and other designs appropriate to the
season. Luncheon was served In the
dining room. The guests were:
Miss Agnes Twigg, Mr.. Harry Lontz
Miss Rose Gennett. Mr.. Erman Smith
Miss Mildred Gaar, Mr.. Julian Gates
Miss Fannie Jones. Mr.. Norman Craig
head, Miss Marie Campbell, Mr.. Wal
ter Craighead and Mr. and Mrs. Ro,
Compton.
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Rule. For Dress.

Rules For Dress.
Dress yourself fine where others are
fne and plain where others are plain.
but take care that your clothes are
well made and ut you. for otherwise
they will give you a very awkward
air.-Lord Chesterfield.
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TO GIVE SUPPER.

u.
TO GIVE SUPPER.
A chicken supper will be given on
Wednesday evening at the First Eng
fish Lutheran church by the ladies
of the church. The dining rooms will
be attractively decorated for the oc-
casion. The young girls who are
members of the church will serve.
The public is cordially invited to at
tend.
MEETS WEDNESDAY EVENING. 3
Tomorrow evening the first meeting
of the season for the Wednesday ev-
ening assembly will be held at the
Country club at eight o'clock. All
members who expect to attend are
asked to notify Mr.. Wickham Corwin
not later than Wednesday noon. Re-
freshments will be served. Wood and
Hicks will furnish the music. It is
requested that all members attend
the first meeting and help make the
organization a success.
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ENTERTAINED GIRLS.
Miss Margaret Thornburgh enter
tanned a number of girl friends at her
home in East Main street last evening
in celebration Of Halloween. The az
fair was very informal.
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A GUEST HERE.
Mrs. C. NJ. Smalley of Cambridge
In at
day
TO MEET WEDNESDAY.
A meeting Of the woman's Foreign
Missionary society of the First Meth
odist church will be held Wednesday
afternoon at two-thirty o'clock at
the home OF Mrs. J. F. Radcliffe, 20
tendance of members is desired as
reports from the branch meeting held
recently in Lafayette will be read al
this time.
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TO MEET WEDNESDAY,.
A meeting of the West Side Aid so
ciety of the First Christian church
win be held Wednesday afternoon at
the home OF Mrs J. NJ Boswell. 331
Lincoln street This will be a bust
ness meeting and all members are
asked to be present.
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RETURNED HOME.
Mrs. Jennie Jones OF Louisville. and
Mrs. Mary Cosand of Sioux City. Iowa,
who have been visiting Mrs Solomon
Stigelman Of Chester, have returned
home.
. = =
ENTERTAINED GUESTS.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Huffman en-
tertained several guests 10 dinner on
Sunday at their home on the Union
pike. The guests were Mr. and Mrs..
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The Object Sf Dispute.
"Were you bull or a bear when you
went into Wall street?''
Neither. was one OF the fellows
they were both after."-Exchange.
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agosity should, never exceed
Zero.
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ENTERTAINED GUESTS.

Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Huffman en-
tertained several guests TO dinner on
Sunday at their home on the Union
pike. The guests were Mr.. and Mrs.
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church will be held Thursday at the
church. The time viii be spent in
quilting.
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ENTERTAINED GUESTS.

GNV WVN6O 0OeSV y
Mr.. and Mrs. Abyrum Boyd OF Cam
bridge City. and Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
Ober of Muncie. were entertained to
dinner Sunday evening by Mr.. and
Mrs. Edward Spencer at their home in
South Eighth street
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ATTENDED DANCE.

Roy Payton and Oren Adams OF
Muncie, Ind. were in the city last
evening TO attend the Phi Delta Kap.
pa dance.
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TO MEET WEDNESDAY.

A meeting of the West Side Aid So
ciety of the. First Christian church
will be held Wednesday afternoon at
the home OF Mrs J. NJ Boswell. 331
Lincoln street This viii be bust
ness meeting and all members are
asked to be present.
The San Francisco call., 1910-03-06
PHYSICIAN MARR|fS
HOSPITAL MATRON
DIR. Arthur A. O'NeiIl Claims
Miss S. L. Montague
as Bride

While he has resigned .his post as
chief surgeon at the isolation hospital,
DR.. Arthur A. O'Neill has assumed a
new position which conveys with it
any idea but that of isolation. He has
become "A benedickl On last Thursday
afternoon in the vestry of ST Mary's
cathedral Doctor O'Neill and Miss Stella
l. Montague. formerly matron at ST.
Francis hospital were married The
couple are now at Del Monte but will
return to San Francisco this week and
viii make their home here
Doctor ONeill's resignation was acted
upon by the board of health Friday
night It was understood that he was
marked for the slaughter of the Nc
Carthy board of health, but little he
cared. Isolation has lost its charm
for him.
The bride of Doctor O'Neill is a young
woman who has achieved a splendid
position in her profession since COM
ing to this city from Australia where
her people live. She. filled the re-
sponsible position of ma atron at st.
Francis hospital for several years and
resigned recently. She has been liv-
ing at 1919 Broderick street She was
attended at the wedding by Miss Elsie
Steel.
Doctor O'Neill is one of the most
noted authorities on bubonic plague.
He spent several years in the orient
and was ship surgeon on the Rio de
Janeiro at the time it was wrecked in
the Golden gate. He was one of the
few who escaped death in. the disaster.