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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1910-10-24
ACREAGE SNAPS

Perfect Title, With Abstract.
$1O00-40 acres, So. of Tacoma.
SI000-20 acres, So. of Tacoma.
$25O0-160-acre chicken ranch.
$500 acres, close to city
S1OO0-10 acres. near Milton.
$780, acres, house, near Milton.
S2S00-560 acres, wheat farms adjoin
S1OO0-160 acres in Big Bend.
$IO0O-2h acres waterfront, near
Tacoma.
q 15O-Each, lots bet. 9Th av. 18th st
ii. Ii. Ritz n Co., J04 California Bldg.
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1t you have real bargains in North
or West End, come and list them
with us. We have calls for such
properties; 2 stores for sale. See us
about power boats. new, at whole
sale cost.
DRAGGOO-DAvTDs co
311 Natl Bank of Commerce Bldg.
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BUSINESS CHANCES
FOR SALE

Restaurant for sale at a bargain
iood location and doing good bus
mess. Call up owner, A 1857.
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Wanted - Miscellaneous


YOUNG man learning trade, would
like board and room in exchange
for work mornings and evenings.
Address Box los. care Times.
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FARM WANTED

about $4,000, in trade for am old es-
money making business.
The best of reasons for trading. Ad-
dress Box r care Times.
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THE POOR MANS CHANCE
Buy one of our 4-acre tracts in
Fruitland, on county road, min
utes from Puyallup car line, 2 blks.
from school; good neighborhood,
good soil, close to Puyallup.
KNIGHT & co.
SIS Bankers Trust Bldg.
Phone 1916 NJ.
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FOR SALE

New, modern, 7-room house. ce-
ment basement, 2 toilets, largo bath
room, 5 clothes closets, buffet kit
chen, window shades and linoleum.
North Seth and Cove. Terms. Phone
S737.
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GOOD FARM, RIGHT PRICE

lump sum cash offer wanted for
fuel timber on tract IS, Indian res
ervation, cor seth and x st.
Lennox Trust Coz 953h Pacific av.
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Business Chances
RED HOT BARGAINS

RED HOT BARGAINS
B II. GOODKIND CO.,
800 Bankers Trust Bldg.
Main 4096, A 3741
SPECIAL SNAP
Working mans house of 43 rooms ;
rent $15o per month; guaranteed
Price $4,000. Terms. $3.50 cash, bal
ance to suit.
SWELL TRANSIENT
80 rooms, finest of furniture,
steam heat, centrally located; clear
ing $40O month; must be seen to be
appreciated. Price $3.50. Terms
$1,000 cash, $4,000 or $4,000 on unic-
real estate, balance on
terms to suit.
Y rooms, good furniture; rent
$3.50, lease; clearing $3.50 month
This house sold for $4,000 a short
time ago. Price $4,000. If you have
$1,000 cash we can deliver this house
or Will trade for real estate.
SPECIAL FOR SEVEN DAYS
25-room house, located blocks
from our office; rent ss5 month; net
profit SIS month. Prize $1,000. If
you have $500 cash will arrange
terms on balance or acreage or city
STILL ANOTHER BARGAIN
SO rooms, good furniture, fine C
st. location; clears $225 month; rea-
ssonable rent. Price $500. Terms,
" cash
SMALL TRANSIENT
Near Donnelly hotel, 10 rooms,
good furniture; rent $50 month; net
profit 800 month; $3.50. with only
800 cash will swing this house.
80 rooms, average furniture; rent
70 rooms. very good furniturei
rent $40. Price $3.50
20 rooms, fair furniture; rent s5ol
70 rooms, good furniture; rent SIS =
8 rooms. very fine furniture; rehnt
q rooms, good furniture; rent sS2
We can deliver the above houses uses
with small amount of cash and the
balance on easy terms.
SMALL RESTAURANT
this business. At present 1t clears
about 81 per day above expenses.
Price only $3.50.
LAUNDRY BUSINESS
up-to-date machinery. horse and
rent only sis month. We solicit close
Investigation of this and If not as
represented will pay you for your
time. Price $1,000. III
CLEANING -
:. We have a fine proposition In this
line and will convince you that you
can clear $3.50 month; $1,000 will
swing this and we are not asking
anything for the business. The val
ne Is right there in the fixtures,
machinery, etc.
SHOOTING GALLERY AND FRUIT
STAND
On Pacific ave takes In S25 day;
profits 5000 month. The entire bus
mess goes for $500
REMEMBER - The above only
represents a few of our special bar
gains. II you wish to engage in
any line of business. look over our
entire list before buying. Oldest
firm in the city in this line. Let us
trade your property for o good pay
Ing business.
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For Sale, Real Estate
FOR SALE BY OWNER

Two lots for $500; terms $40 cash
and $40 per month. on Tacoma ave-.
near 65th st. s., blocks from car
line; city water and electric lights.
Call at 401 Chamber of Commerce
Bldg.
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arRGEg W\AN CAREFUL STUDENTS OF CLASSIFIED ADvERTsnlc
NTNk1ESy
Boarders Wanted

BOOMERS WANTED-Room and
board, $26 per month, everything
first class. I'll So. 7th st.
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FOR SALE by owner. new Groom
bungalow, in North End, at least rs
per cent below the market price;
$500, $500 cash. Phone A 1869.
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AN up-to-date bungalow, we'll To-
Gated. for rent or sale at a bar
gain. For information call Main
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Modern 5-room house. almost new,
fruit trees, 8 blocks from car, will
sell cheap. Terms. See owner. ia
e. Harris st.
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convenient to telephone their
Want" ads to the Times, Main 733.
Ind. A 1893. Times ads cost only
one cent per word. 10 words cost
10 cents.
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Situations Wanted
Female
Situations Wanted-Male

MAN and woman want work on
ranch. Mrs Mack, Hyland hotel.
A 1881.
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Furnished Rooms

FOR RENT-Nice, clean, single and
housekeeping rooms, bath, gas and
electric lights; rent $500 to S3.0C
per week. 1904 So. Il st.
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WILL do sewing In exchange for
washing. A3946.
WOULD like to trade a good dump
wagon for good working horse.
$3.50 jeff ave.
REFINED young lady wishes to. ex-
change plano lessons In part pay
ment for furnished room. Box IS.
care Times.
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Found


FOUND--A gentleman's gold watch
charm. Phone Main 1855.
FOUND--Black silk umbrella, on
Point Defiance car, with initial
on the handle. Owner can have
same by describing IL Call 363S No,
Cheyenne st. A 1897.
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HOTEL GRANDIN, 91sh So. C, fur
week and up. NJ. 1913. A 1870.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1910-06-19
WEDDING A
ROMANTIC ONE
PROF. !. c. ALLEN WRITES OF THE
MARRIAGE OF Mr.. j. E. SPOON
AND MRS. FRANCES JERNI.
GAN
Brent, Fla, June IS, 1910.

Brent, Fla, June Is, 1910.
Editor Pensacola Journal.
The month of June, 1910, has been
made famous by the weddings of many
young people, but it was left for the
beautiful little village of Brent sta.
ton to furnish the parties to the most
romantic marriage that has occurred
in Escambia county for many years.
The parties to the matrimonial trans
action were Mrs. Frances Jernigan, a
buxom, sweet-faced and altogether
lovely widow of SO, who could easily
be taken for 40! The groom is none
other than. J. E. Spoon, of 6S years,
the Confederate veteran wheelwright
blacksmith, painter, celebrated fiddler
and, in fact, master of any kind OF
machinery man has invented to the
present time. That Brent station had
its full number of fine women was
well known by everybody in the vi
cinity, but, that our friend Spoon had
his eye on any particular one, was
not noticed by any one. Imagine the
surprise of the writer, when going
down Intendencia street yesterday
(16) he was hailed by our friend c.
Thiesen as follows: Hello, Allen,
you've had a wedding at Brent"
said who are the parties?
u. Z. Spoon and Mrs. Jernigan,'
was the reply. But you must be mis-.
taken, said, for I've heard nothing
of 1t. Mr.. Spoon certainly couldn't
marry right in gunshot of my house
without my knowing it, But" said
he, wait and I'll show you the pa
per-" Accordingly, sat in my buggy
and waited till The Journal was
brought and placed before my eyes.
predict happy life for the bride and
groom and hope they may enjoy the
pleasures of a happy union, till they
shall be called to come up higher,
where joys never cease. The bride,
who was Frances Kelly before her
first marriage to Jesse Jernigan. was
one of the most lovable little girls /
ever taught. She was my pupil while
] was teaching in Milton in 1860. That
was 40 years ago; but. in my mind, /
can still see my sweet little Fanny.
Mr.. Editor, to hear of the success OF
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1910-06-19
IMPATIENT TO
TRY" NEW WALK

Harris Watson, coiored, a teamster.
was sent to the station at O'Clock
last night from the corner Of Govern
ment and DeVilliers streets, and
charged with defacing city property.
He was allowed to sign mis- own
recognance for his appearance Monday
morning in the recorders court. The
negro, so the information was carried
to the station, was quite impatient
evidently to try" new concrete walk
on West Government street which had
been laid yesterday and which of
course was not open for traffic. He
started walking ON the same, the Off
Ger said, and had taken a few steps
thereon when a plain clothes man saw
and arrested him, later turning him
over to uniformed man. The foot
prints of the negro were left in the
soft surface of the sidewalk
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1910-06-19
TWO MORE INSTANCES OF QUAKER'S WORK
DO YOU DOUBT IT'S WONDERFUL CURATIVE POWERS?

and had the best of attention but with
out result. He became very nervous,
and his blood was in a very impover.
iShed condition. He called on the
Quaker Health Teacher and was oblig.
ed to use the Quaker Treatment,
which he purchased, and used care
fully, also washing the effected parts
with the White Wonder Soap and
amounting them with the All-Healing
Salve. Now his body is entirely cured,
he has excellent rest at night, and is
different man entirely.
Mr.. c. A. Ward, of 719 n. 7th Ave.
had very severe case of Indigestion
He would bloat after eating moderate
ly. had bad headache. was constipat-
ed, very weak, and respondent over
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1910-06-19

tenant Avery J. Cooper. Timers
First Lieutenant William Paterson
and First Lieutenant Samuel H. Nc
Leary. Starter: First Lieutenant Jas
A. Gallogly. Scorer: Second Lieuten
ant c. T. Richardson. Measurers:
Master Electrician Ralph E. Geltz and
First Sergeant L. l.. Stallsworth. AS.
sistant to Scorer Sergeant E. P. Will
iston.
First Lieutenant Guy A. Mix has
been appointed athletic representative
during the temporary absence of First
Lieutenant Harold Geiger.
Sport Program.
The program will consist of the fol-
lowing numbers:
l. 100-yard dash.
2. Tug of war.
,. Obstacle race.
.. Throwing-to-bases contest.
s. Shoe race.
Prizes will be given as follows:
Event l, first prize 81, second prize
81. Event 2, first prize 50, second
prize $3.50 Events and 6, first prize
81, second prize 50. Event 4, first
prize SIS. second prize 81. Event ).
first prize So. second prize $3.50.
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his condition. Two bottles of Quaker
Herb Extract have done more for him
than many months of other treatment
he had used
If you suffer with catarrh. stomach
or liver troubles, kidney, bowel or
bladder complaints or rheumatism, the
Quaker Herb Extract is an absolute
and positive cure-nOt temporary re-
lief. 1t will remove any and all kinds
OF worms from the system. Call today
at Hannah Bros. Drug Store. II South
Palafox street, and obtain the Quaker
Remedies.
Fisher. the Quaker Health Teacher,
can be seen daily at the Tallahassee
Drug Co.'S store, corner Monroe and
Clinton streets. Tallahassee.
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TWO VISITING
MINISTERS TO
PREACH TODAY
REV. o. c. MeGEHEE, PRESIDING
ELDER OF DISTRICT, AND DR..
J. S. FRASER TO BE AT FIRST
METHODIST CHURCH.

Two divines of note will be heard
at the First Methodist church at two
different services today.
Rev. DR.. ]. S. Fraser, of Mobile, who
is secretary of the Board of Missions
of the Alabama Conference, will
preach at this mornings service, to be
heard at IL o'clock.
DIR. o. c. McGehee, of Evergreen,
Ala, who is the presiding elder for
this district, will preach this evening
at o'clock, at the First Methodist
church also.
Both of these divines are we'll
known among the local church people,
and large numbers will be out to
hear each Of them at the forenoon
and evening services.
Monday evening at o'clock the
Third District Quarterly Conference
for this pastoral charge will be con-
Quoted at the First Methodist church
by the presiding elder, DR.. o. c. Nc
Gehee. Announcement to this effect
will be made at the services today.
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JUDGE BEGGS
WILL PRESIDE
ON ACCOUNT OF THE pIsoUALIFl.
CATION OF REcENTLY-APPoIN
ED CRIMINAL COURT JuRlsT IN
WALTON CO.

On account Of the disqualification of
the recently-appointed Judge of the
criminal court of Walton county,
Judge Z. D. Beggs, of the Escambia
county criminal court, has been or
dered by Governor Gilchrist to go to
Walton county to hold the session, so
far as a portion of the term at least is
cncerned, and Judge Beggs win leave
here Monday morning to take up the
duties thus imposed upon him.
Wether the disqualification of the
newly-appoinLed judge of the Walton
county tribunal is only in certain
causes, or whether his abilities are
not such as would At him for the office
was not learned, and Judge Beggs will
not know until he gets there just what
length of time the court will occupy.
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THE ATHLETIC
MEET At POST
NEXT FRIDAY
p "H hHhn
ALL DUTY WILL BE SUSPENDED
FOR DAY AND MEN AND Off.
GERS ARE ORDERED TO BE
PRESENT AT CONTESTS.

In compliance with general orders
No. 90, Department of the Gulf, the
regular quarterly athletic meet will be
held at Fort Barrancas on Friday at
ternoon, June "a, and on that day al!
duty. except the necessary guard and
fatigue, will be suspended and the day
will be devoted to athletic sports. All
officers and enlisted men will attend
the exercises, unless excused by the
proper authority. Each company is
to furnish at least two entries for
each individual event, and one entry
for each team event. Enlisted men
at the post are eligible to enter any
of the events, and contestants who
may be on guard that day will be ex-
cused long enough to participate in
any event. Judges were announced
in general orders No. 81 as follows:
The Judges.
Referee. Captain Harry w. Newton
Judges: Captain John A. Berry and
Captain Stanley S. Ross. First Lieu
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FOR VIOLATING
Jim CROW" LAW

Beatrice Harrison, a negro girl, was
arrested at o'clock yesterd:Dv after
noon while bound for the city fron
the navy yard, and charge was pre-
ferred against her for violating tho
law which requires the separation OF
the races on the street cars. The girl
had no trouble in making bond, and
was released shortly after her name
had been entered on the county jail
blotter She will appear during the
week for preliminary hearing, and
Special Deputy Sheriff Seeley viii ap-
pear as the principal prosecuting wit
ness.
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NOTICE.

To property owners who have side
walks to build in any district covered
by the present sidewalk ordinance, or
any one who has walks on curbing to
construct anywhere in the city: 1t
will pay you to see US and get our
figures before you let your contracts.
Phone 1890, and your requests will be
promptly complied with.
W. w. HATCH & SONS CO,
j12-St 18th Ave. and 14th, st.
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In spite of the weather the hosts of
people are calling at the drug store
all day long. That the wonderful
Quaker Remedies are creating remark.
able cures is an established fact. The
names and full addresses of persons
cured and benefited by the use of
these remedies have been published
in the Pensacola papers as they were
reported. Here are two more remark.
able cases:
Mr.. r. S. Williams, residing at West
Point, Ca had a rash that broke out
all over his body, and had given him
great inconvenience and misery for
over a year. He tried many remedies
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1910-06-19

if often thought to be responsible for
an infants loss in weight or general
poor health. The cause usually is that
the child has worms. They get the
nourishment in the food and the baby
starves, actually starves. Whites
Cream Vermifuge expels the worms
and nourishes the child, sure and safe
Price % cents. Sold by all druggists.
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and traders were rather late in appear
ing in large numbers, they came with
full force later in the evening, and by
9 o'clock the more popular stores
were crowded. Several stores adver-
tised the beginning OF bargain sales
for yesterday, and low price bargain
hunters crowded these places during
the evening.
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HOTEL ARRIVALS

San Carlos-H. w. Stearns, Atlanta;
A. L. Richardson, st. Louis; w. F.
Cabbell, Louisville; w. F. Hill, De
Funiak; l. Boley, Florida; J. Ereen
and wife, Florida; w. Walters and
wife, Louisville;D. R. King, Harris,
Fla; H. l. Ellburton, New Orleans; J.
D. Crichton, st. Louis; s. L. Frazier,
Louisville; Joe F. Brown, Atlanta :;
Eugene Wable, South Carolina; w. D.
Doughtie, Montgomery; c. B. Gamble,
Greenville, Ala; ]. T. Murphy, At
lanta;F. c. HUMPHREYS, Philadelphia;
H. s. Kelly, Chicago: ]. Holzborn, Mo-
bile; E. P Whitaker, North Carolina :;
J. H. Jewett, New York: w. G. Swaz
and son, G. NJ. Brinson, Montgomery.
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my pupils constitutes, in a large
measure, the greatest reward Of a
true teacher. When l hear that even
child Of one of my former pupils
has won a prize or Is filling a good
position, it makes my heart rejoice.
/. E. ALLEN.
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RAIN DID NOT
STOP THE CROWDS

Rain early last evening, followed by
threatening weather, had no effect as
far as keeping the crowds of shoppers
indoors. While these bargain hunters
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1910-01-19
The COmmanderY Reception

The Lamoile Commandery Reception
at Hotel Phoenix, Hyde Park, last night
was largely attended, over two hundred
or, to be exact, 102 couples, being pres.
ent. Besides representation from vari-
Gus parts of the county Hardwick, Mont
pelier and other places had representa-
ton. The railroad very courteously pro
vided special train which carried par
ties east in the early morning hours.
This was the first event of the kind
ever undertaken by the Commandery and
it has every reason to feel gratified over
the success of the eaffair-everything pass
ing off pleasantly and smoothly. For
this great credit is due the General Com
mittee, who were Jealous that nothing
should be left undone to make it record
event.
The affair opened with reception at
$50, when delegation of Commandery
officers with their wives, headed by Emf
nent Commander Barrows and wife, with
Hon. and Mrs. c. H. Stearns, Rev. and
Mrs. Raspe and Hon. f. G. Fleetwood as
guests of honor, in the receiving line. This
occupied about half an hour, after which
the Montpelier Military Band Orchestra
gave delightful concert and Herman d.
Hopkins two recitations in his usual
good style. This was followed by the
grand march, the forty Sir Knights in
their brilliant uniforms and the ladies in
pretty gowns making a handsome ap-
pearance in the hall, which had been ap-
propriately decorated by that artist
"Rye" Adams. Dancing followed this
and in the parlor readings and singing
were given by Mr.. Hopkins. AS reader
he is first-class and he has few equals as
a baritone singer.
The first supper was served at 1880
and 1t was banquet we'll worthy of the
occasion. Miss Zita Towne assisted in
making this part of the affair success.
The reception continued until well
towards morning, when ended one of the
most successful enter tainments of the
kind ever held in this vicinity.
The Commandery are under great OBJ
legations to the many who assisted in
making the affair a success and to Land
lord Robbins for his generous hospitality.
Letters of regret were received fro IN SEN
ator Page, Gov. Prouty. Grand Com
mander Dewey and others.
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1910-01-19
LOCAL NEWS.
MORRiSVILLE

G. P. Fisher has been confined to the
house for several days, suffering from a
severe cold.
A good delegation of Masons from here
will attend the district meeting in John
son Friday.
Miss Brenda Harris left to-day for Bos-
ton, where she will resume her studies in
vocal culture.
1t is expected that the town auditors
will commence work on the town AZ
counts next Monday.
L. S. Thlotson left to-day for Iowa,
where he will purchase another lot of
Western horses for Smith & Tillotson.
H. A. Sparks returned to his home in
Moscow Tuesday, after a ten days visit
with his daughter, Mrs. A. c. Sulham.
The members of the family of Fred
Van Dusen, six of whom have been suf-
fering from measles, are all improving.
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1910-01-19
Annual Election at Union Savings Bank

The annual meeting of the stockhold.
ers of the Union Savings Bank and Trust
Company was held at the banking rooms
Monday afternoon, when the following
directors were re-elected;- f. Burt of
stowe, H. A. Slayton, G. H. Slocum and
f. G. Fleetwood of Morrisville, W. S.
Soule of Fairfield, G. II. Stearns of John
son aud G. b. Wetherby of Burlington.
at meeting of the directors held di-
rectly afterwards, the following officers
were elected:-C. II. Stearns, President;
a. A. Slayton, Vice President; w. NJ.
Sargent, Treasurer; F. G. Fleetwood,
Clerk.
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1910-01-19
Woman's Club Notes

Bible Day" was observed at the
home of Mrs. A. E. Burke on Main street
Monday evening. Verses from Favorite
HYMNS were given in response to roll
call. Two well written papers were pre-
sented by Mrs. A. R Campbell and Mrs.
q. G. st. Clare-the former, Bards of
the Bible" and the latter, The Bible
as Literature" Current events were
feature of the evening.
The next meeting will be held Jan. 81
at G. A. r. Hall on Pleasant street, when
" Gentlemen's Night" will be observed,
Mrs. Edmunds and Mrs. Lawrence hos
tesses. Members of the Hyde Park Club
Will be guests on this occasion.
The evenings entertainment is in the
hands If the social cOmmittee-Mrs. Isa-
belle Fisk, chairman.