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The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-08-28

OF the Railroads" W. W. Finley,
president of the Southern railway.
Address, "Our Resources as the
Basis OF Business" Wallace d. Sim
mons OF st. Louis, Mo.
Address, Are We Mining Intelli-
gently?" Thomas L. Lewis, president
United Mine Workers of America.
Address, Prof. L. H. Bailey Of New
York state agricultural college at Cor
Een university.
Address, Saving Our Boys and
Girls" Ben b. Lindsey, judge or the
juvenile court, Denver, Colo.
Address, Life and Health as Ma
tional Assets" DR.. +. +. WestbrOOk.
Address, Clifford PinchOt, president
National Conservation association.
Reports OF committees.
Election of officers.
Selection Of place of next congress.
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-08-28
Senator Nelson TO Speak.

Senator Nelson Of Minnesota follows
President Taft on the Monday pro-
gram. While the President is visiting
the Minnesota state fair and delivering
another address, the governors viii be
holding their conference. Governor
Stubs Of Kansas will preside.
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-08-28

Friday, September 0.

Prayer.
Routine business
Address by a representative of
ton.
Address, The South's Inerest IN
Conservation From the Point or View
Omaha daily bee., 1910-06-01
OFFERED FOR RENT
Apartments and FI0ts--Continu
Houses ana Cottages.

GROOM house, good location. 7l9 SO,
S7th st. Phone Web 2590.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-06-01

THE IRVING-21O2 Leavenworth; newly
decorated single and double room, with
first class board, at reasonable prices; ia
BILE board a speciality Douglas 55S.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-06-01

THE IRvINd-21O2 Leavenworth; newly
decorated, single and double room, with
first class board at reasonable prices.
Table board speciality. Douglas 6SS.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-06-01
OFFERED FOR RENT
Furnished Rooms-ContInue'

OUTSIDE single room, $3.50 week. bl4 So.
10th, flat l.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-06-01

NICELY furnished rooms In private fam
lily; all modern. 2S0S Capitol Ave.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-06-01
OFFERED For RENT
Board and Room

ROOMS and board. 5000 Mason. Tel. BarN
ney $685.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-06-01
OFFERED FOR SALE
Northumberland.
EGGS

HAND painted china for sale; reason
able prices ll49 N. 18th. Tel Web, 616l,
Omaha daily bee., 1910-06-01
OFFERED FOR RENT
stores-Continued.

STORE ROOM-1S07 Farnam st.
Semi be- sements. well lighted, 1907 and 1909
FRrnam st.
store room. SIS N oath ST.. so. Omaha.
THOS. +. HALL, 63 Range Bldg.
Both Phones.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-06-01
DEFERRED For REM
Furnished RoOms-COntinued

FURNISHED house for summer month";
Phone Douglas 1125.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-06-01
MOVING AND HOUSE CLEANING

OMAHA VAN AND STORAGE co.
cleans carpets on your floor; Electric
vacuum system. 800 SO. nth. Tel. d. 1853,
Omaha daily bee., 1910-06-01

MONEY LOANED SALARIED PEOPLE,
WOMEN KEEPING HOUSE AND 9TH
Frs without security: easy payments
Offices In 66 principal cities. Toman, room
b13 New York Life Bldg.
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HOLLAND HEADS
 OIL COMP ANY Stockholders of Faith Gas and Oil Co.,, Perfected Or ganization Last Night. ITS CAPITAL IS $2OO, 1000 Prospects for Striking Oil at Faith Very Bright-Meetins Was
 Enthusiastic.

At meeting of the stockholders in the Faith Gas and Oil Company. held last night at the office Of F. c. Holland in this city, the company was organized and officers elected. The company has a capitalization of $200,0o0 with $10,o00 paid up. The company has had oil experts drilling we'll at Faith for some months and the prospects for striking oil are very bright, in fact several pockets of gas have already been discovered there. The company has taken leases on sev- eral thousand acres of land surround ing the well and enthusiasm over the out look was evidenced last night al the meeting.
 The stockholders before perfecting their organization conferred with their attorney, F. c. Bridges, who was present, and all the important details were discussed. The following of ficers and directors were elected:
 r. C. Holland, president; w. H. Langford, vice president; H. A. Me- Coy, treasurer and Tracy Mills, sec retary F. c. Holland, c. M. Philpot, H. c. McGaughy, Tracy Mills, H. E. Helvie, Oscar Mckenzie, w. H Lang ford, Edgar Brewster and H A. Mc- Coy compose the board of directors.
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Former Pine Bluffian Entertains

The home of MT. and Mrs. |. z Prewitt in Memphis, Tennessee, was the scene of a merry Hallowe'en par ty last Monday evening, when little Maybelle Hester Prewitt, and her lj-, tie cousin, Daisy Darby, entertaine1 their friends and schoolmates. Music and games were greatly enjoyed. In the forepart ot the evening the guests were garbed in phantom-like attire. Later their costumes were changtd. They then enjoyed the Gypsy fortune teller, the Gypsy Queen being Miss Elsie Perry, who was very charming ly goWned in a Gypsy costume. Then came the apple ducking contest. The first prize was awarded to Master Oliver Perry, and the second prize was captured by Master Clarence C1l- bert. Before the close of the even- ing the little guests were served with delightful refreshments. Mrs l.. F. Darby, of Alexandria. La, Mrs. James Prewitt and Miss Agnes Col bert assisted in serving. The dining room was brilliant with Jack o'!au- terms and Halloween symbols, d. tistically arranged by Mrs. Rhe17en Cohen. At a late hour the guests departed each much delighted With their evening of merriment.
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Dinner For Visitors.

MT. and Mrs. John W. Crawford en. tertained with a beautifully appointed dinner Saturday evening, complimen- tary to Mrs. Hudson of Nashville Tenn, the guest of Mrs. Corrinns Knox and Mrs. Nellie Hicks Hunter The luncheon was served in four courses. Covers were laid for NJ. and Mrs. Walter Hudson Mfr. and Mrs. Hinton Ferguson, Mrs. Corinne Knox, Mrs. Lutie Montgomery, Mrs, Felix Smart Mrs. Nellie Hicks Hun- ter, of Memphis; Mrs. Hudson of Nash vile; James Hudson, John Hudson and MT. and Mrs. John W. Crawford Mrs. Hudson is a most interesting lady and is highly accomplished. She has toured the entire globe and for A time was a member of the party With which Mrs. Corinne Knox tour- ed the old world. Mrs Nellie Hicks Hunter is a former resident of this city.
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PINE BLUFF EAGLES
 GO TO LITTLE ROCK
Will Attend Big Meeting of Little Rock Aerie and Make Effort to
 Get Convention.

About fifty members of Pine Bluff Aerie, No. 209 F. o. E., will leave this afternoon at $50 o'clock for Lit tie Rock, to confer with the mem. bers of the Little Rock Aerie in re. gard to the next state convention which will be held in Little Rock in June.
 The local Eagles are desirous of making a great success of the state convention, and are also planning to bring the convention year from next June to Pine Bluff, if possible. The committee who arranged for this trip includes Ben Robinson E. H. Sam mon and W. c. McBryde. Meyer Solmson is general manager of the trip.
 The local Eagles will be the guests of the Little Rock Aer.e, which holds it's regular meeting tonight The plans for the June convention will be discussed. The trip by the Pine Bluff delegation IS planned to arouse greater enthusiasm in State Eagleism. The delegation will re- turn Thursday morning.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1910-11-09

"a very little energy expended w9liIs the double vote offer is on Will put you on level with the leader In your district. It simply remains with the contestants themsslres-
 Have you taken advantage Of the double vote offer? If you haze yon are in a fair position to be acclaim ed one of the 9 prize winners; If nos, you have simply demonstrated to your friends that you lack ability and aggressiveness. They have pr0b2h1Y given you their subscriptions th,ak- ing that they would be the mea1s o4 you securing one of th2.. free trips Now have you lived Ip to their ex- pectations, or have you simply gut ten few votes, then became dis eouraged and expected your friendE to do it all for you? Although ths contest has but little over a week to run, you still have every 9ppol- tllnity to put yourself on a par with tit lA'bdtiho, DioN Ntiii61 yob LIE 1hA- take advantage of it
 kOntest k0mment.
 After Saturday night the doub}s votes will be a thing of the past Ds you not think tlrat it is adsisabk to take every advantage Of il whe1 you take into consideration ihe fafa that the contest closes n a few dagG and you undoubtedly are desjrnus at winning one of these prizes.
 Nearly all contestants added tU their standing yesterday and leaderE remain about the same this morning with few changes along the line
 Mrs. Johnson. of District 2, whe has been sick the past week is out again among her friends and pr0 mises to give the other contesantz h her district a close race befnre thf close.
 These are the days of hustle enE the contestants and their friends ara taking every advantage of it as thag realize the gain that can be made H these last few days of the d0ubae votes.
 Enlist the assistance of all your friends and keep continually at T1, and there can be but one result Xoa will be among the fortunate contest ants and a valuable trip will b4 yours. It Is up to you
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Full, pastor of the First Baptist church. Rev. Mutt is a very hi. mate friend of Rev. Tull. He is just returning to his home after engagin 7 in an evangelistic campaign at Gil. mer, Texas.
 Fred Maddng, representing the OlWer-Finnie Grocery Company, speat a short while in the city yesterday while en route to his home in Little Rock Nr. Madding is now making his headquarters in Little Rock, and Mrs Madding and little son, George. are located there.
 Mrs Julia Noel, Miss Louise Brid- ges and Mrs. Hubert Strange left yes terday afternoon for Little Rock, where they will be delegates to the National convention d the United Daughters of the Confederacy. Mrs. Strange and Miss Bridges will be the guests of Mrs. J. Y. Sanders.
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BASKETBALL TEAM
 IS ORGANIZED

A meeting of the High School boys held yesterday afternoon at the school resulted n several plans be- ing made for the organization of the basketball team for the coming Via tc-. Ernest Whitelaw who was cap tam of the squad last season, was re- r'~cted e;ptain for this season, and Pre- Ernest Mckenzie, an ardent SUD-
 o,t.r of the indoor game. was r"- els-;~9 manager. The team will oe- n practice this afternoon.
 The following men will be among those to try for places on the tom EKnor. Allen, Fox. Fletcher. Lyle Bar Ffor. Saunders. McCam. Toney, Mcln- ty-- "ri Madding. Knox Is the only cani'tate among. the bunch who hes mate the team in a previous season. Knox was first substitute on the team last year.
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The Double vote offer is drawing to close and the time is getting short for the contestants to secure the greatest amount of votes on sub- scriptions during this contest. The double vote extention has been the means of number of contestants adding to their reserve and they will be able to use the next four days to good advantage as all have a number of promises out which they are busy seeing and these promises mean votes. Make every moment count
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 MADAM HOCKENHULLE
 BEAUTY PARLORS

We again call your attention t@ our up to date beauty parlors- CaE in and sec our work. We lead be- use we do our ow. marmfactumAE all kinds of human hair, swtSc1e& aantecler curls. and pufls iR tacE aything made in the hair dine. No Jade too difficult to match NGt& give you a first class lmeEkcnrA shampoo. and massage.
 We can give the 1atesi and aSx- est effect in modern hairdresAnk We also make e speciality of AreadnC the feet for all kinds Of corux. Phone 1533 Parlors no PiAe 6t.
 10 IL In.
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NOTICE.

This is to certify that the IAW firm of Nixon & Shaw has beez tAig day dissolved by mutual consszt q both parties hereto.
 Any and all accounts owed tU GAe firm will be paid by either waea presented. and either party VII re- ceive and receipt for any tfunds Ans the old fl m.
 Given under our hand this s1St AE of October, 1910.
 T. f1AvIS NIXON.
 J. N. SHAW.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1910-11-09
Lotus COtilliOn Club.

A business meeting of the Lotus Cotillion Club was held yesterday af- ternoon in the parlors of the Hotel Jefferson. The meeting was we'll attended. The following were elect ed to membership: W. H. Ector, w. B. Nall, Tom Purvis, Ed Williams, James Goree, Hinton Ferguson, Felix G. Smart and Howell Westbrook. It was decided at this meeting that the opening dance on Thursday evening will be called at S:3O o'clock and dancing will continue until 12:3O o'clock.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1910-11-09
Dellmon.W10lf.

The marriage of Miss Ethel Deli mon and William Cecil Wolf will be solemnized this evening at 8 o'clock, at the residence of the groom moth CT. Mrs. Carolin Wolf, No. 5o9 west Second avenue. The wedding Wilt be a uu;et home afafir with a recep- ton for only the relatives following the ceremony. They will be at nome at the same address.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1910-11-09
n. q. D. Chapter.

n. 0. D. Chapter. Mrs Horace McGaughy eneer'a i'eu the David o. Dodd Chapter !es.o' day afternoon at her home on "es s;x+b avenue. Mrs. B. E. ben'on' nroa,dent called the chapter to o' dor after which lengthy dlscuss'oN, wera heard over the recent genera convention of the State U. U. o'' a' Lone, Ark. and over the general .o ., vont.on which convened in A,.'. Rock yesterday. folo"'Ae program rendered: y 1.nd ..pem4niscences,"-Mrs. L. A' lna ~ pano and violin solo, f1o"e's '. Memouy Miss Eddie King' p'ani'' Miss Ruth Scales, v'olinist
 p.,1,nx-uiss Elizabeth schooer'
 we.., .o,o,-nrs. W. D. Ferguson Mrs. E. ". Boease. aocompan"
 ?oen-hrs. ". o Tassart ;, rh. delerates from this chapter U U t.,. general convention in Little HoeA .-s u..deue, Julia Noel. chairnss, n .n,,sz, etr.nse, E. o. King ana L. n :, 1..d and M'ss Dulcie Ben'on' A t.rnnt.., Mesdames Misell. Acoos eah slt' wcs... After the meeting re'r al ,u.rt, were served. It IS eApoo .s, that large crowd VIII so
 
 general convention.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1910-11-09
TO PATRONS.

On and after Monday, 7th we will not accept Laundry less than 1oc as some of the people heretofore have rang up to send for laundry and we would make run of 10 or 15 blocks and receive ? collars SC, as we lose money on making two trips for DC we hope you can see the reason.
 American-Excelsior Ldy Co.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1910-11-09
BRIEF MENTION

H. H. Hayes, of Arkansas City, was in the city yesterday.
 l Joe Watts, of Tucker, was "a re- cent visitor in the city.
 J. N. Gatlin, of Bearden, was .n the city yesterday, on business.
 Jeff Hicks left last night for Mar shall, Texas, on abusines strip.
 A. G. Bedell has returned from a short hunting trip down the river.
 Miss Belle Riggin, of Arkadelphia' is the guest of relatives in the city.
 M~. Toler and MT. Wilson, of Sheri- dan, were recent visitors in the city.
 Joe Duck Rosenberg, of Little Rock, spent yesterday in the city with relatives.
 Mrs. R. Gottlieb has returned from Hot Springs, where she has visited for several weeks.
 H. B. Jordan has gone to Warner, to look after his sawmill and lumber interests there.
 Mrs. w. F. Coleman has gone to Little Rock to attend the U. D. c. Nat ional convention.
 Mrs. NJ. S. Winters and Miss Fay Winters are home from a three weeks stay in Hot Springs.
 Mrs. Nora D. Hensley, Of Hensley' has returned home after visit With L. T. sallee and family.
 F. A. Jarvis, the> yell known plan ter of Bankhead, was business wis itor in the city yesterday.
 Charles F. Wiley, of Memphis, 1or- merly of this city, was recent pusl- ness visitor in the city.
 Roy Senyard and George r. Darpy are spending few days fishing ana hunting on Silver Lake.
 Mir and Mrs. R. R. Rice, Jr.' or Warmer, were recently in the clty' on husines. and for pleasure.
 Attorney Palmer Danaher has re- turned from visit with relatives and friends in Little Rock.
 v;ss Marguerite Ludlow, of Wins ton N C. will arrive here Thursday and visit Miss Caroline Caldwell.
 Ted Dunnegan has gone to Dallas Toxas where he will go in the sho" oord and sign paint.ngf business. " MT. and Mrs. A--Wl Mills have re- turned from visit with MT. and Mrs p C. Pickens, at Walnut Lake.
 Mrs. S. J. Hunt has returned rom . visit with relatives and friends ln 1,ttlo Rock. woodson and Farrell
 Mrs. Van vaulkenburg has returned <, to her home at WaWen, after vls'' w with Yates Van vapihenburg and fam fly. -;, .,a Mia, sa1lie Jarvis, of Bankhead, nave heen spending several days in 'nt city. ,,o,t,oo,,o
 Miss Julia styron' of Mon''celio tho ha. been visiting Mrs. Joe Coos for a few weeks. has returned to ne' home. ,,,..+. ,.f,
 Chancellor eJehn N. Elliott ie'' Sunday for Devshs Bluff where n' v,l, spend two weeks, holding cn@h cery court. < <.
 Mrs. Anna s. Richardson' od Cos ..-stone an old resident of this coun ,v ", was in the city recently transact 'A1 Tom Purvis. of the Martin cotto' con1nany. has returned from ousi mesa trip to Memphis, in the n'ete' of his firm . ,.s bee,
 Mrs. John Hudson. who mas oee' ;. arest of Mrs. Corrinne Knox, Tel ,le resterday afternoon for her home Il Nashville, Tenn. o.n Dow I D. Hammons left this morn mo scr Dewitt, after a short y's' m;th l. I. Porter and fam iy.-oua'' eart Arkzmsawyer.
 Miss Ida Davis. accompanied D
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1910-11-09
ONLY FOUR DAYS MORE
 OF THE DOUBLE OFFER
' 's' J..iwa58E

, interest your friends in your behalf as you never have done before; get busy yourself; come up to this office get receipt books to give to your friends so that they may secure sub scriptions which mean double votes for YOl.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1910-11-09
For Miss RroMn.

Miss Ruth Brown, of Texarkana, Was rendered surprise party Sun day evening at the residence of her sister, Mrs. Henry Marx, on West Bar raque street. Games were played and a number of musical numbers were rendered by the guests. Re- Treatments were served at late hour by Mrs. Marx, assisted by her sis ter, Mrs, Rafe Levy, of Little Rock and Miss Rose Lee Lazarus. Those present were Misses Ruth Brown, of Te1arkana; Ethel SchIoGs, Retta Lazarus, Louise Kimple, Hennie Jos eph, Eunice Sullivan and Rosa Lee Lazarus; Dot Kastor, Howard Strauss Sam HilzheinA Clar4 nee Hanf' Sol Klarberg, Charles Malachowsky, Jake Levy, of New Orleans; Mrs. Rafe Levy, of Little Rock, and MT. and Mrs. Henry Marx.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1910-11-09

District Ptve Bluff lying tho west side ei shrsex to the city limits Miss 73 s. Hickory ol'oV
 
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Every Subscription This Week Counts Double
 Results. TIME IS VERY SHORT The Last Week There WGll Be q Fierce Scramble to Line Up
 All Your Strength.
LEADERS IN THE
 GRAFEiaiI JOIN | ESS l

4 If the Graphic contest were to 's' close today the following candi-
 s' dates would be entitled to the !. trips: + District No. 1 's' Miss Maggie Stephens + Mrs. Ruth Harrell Spencer + Miss Lola Walters, + District No. 2
 + Geo. W. Lovejoy, + Miss Hatde Martin.
 + Miss Stella Matx, l. District No. 3 + Mrs. A. J. Gray,
 $. Miss MSuae Perry < Miss Pearl Smith
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1910-11-09
Tn Give a Tea.

To Give Tea.
 The Ladies of the First Presbytef' ian church will give a tea Monday afternoon at the residence of MIS- A. w. Troupe.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1910-11-09
PRIZES WORTH WINNING.

Are these trips worth winning? If so leave no stone unturned to ac- complish this end. Aggressiveness is what counts in life's race, no mat ter what you may be doing and ag- gross ;Weness in the next four days will count double for you, for it means that for each and every new subscrip- tion you get you will get double votes. If you have the opportunity of securing q subscription from a friend of one month do not let 1t go at that, but .alE him how des'rous you are of winning one of these prizes and get him to take it for at least one year, for next week the vote will be smaller on this same subscription.
 It is not Impossible by any means for contestants to take the lead in their respective districts. Rarely a day goes by but what there Is a change in all the districts, showing conclusively that none of the con- testants are able to hold the lead longer than a day or two at the most. Frequently "a contestant will jump from last place to first, and again in a day or two she will be down to third or fourth place and so on. Now, if you are low in your district today,
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1910-11-09
" 0man's Auxiliary.

The Woman's Auxiliary of the Y. M' c. A. Will meet this afternoon at 5 o'clock at the Y. M. c. A.
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John McAlmont Chapter.

John McAlmont Chapter U. A. h. will meet with Mrs. o. w. Clarke oa'- urdav afternoon at 2:30 o'clock at her home on West Sixth avenue
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1910-11-09
COterie Chorus.

The Coterie Chorus will meet LII ; afternoon at o'clock at the Chris t,an church. Mrs. D. R. Fones' oi IIi,le Rock, will direct the piaN''~e of inc chorus and will also make q | talk on coterie work. All li'e' e7'
 ;r tho work are urged to attend
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1910-11-09
fHE WEDNESDAY MOkNA

Green Sign Company, were ou,st,v married. Rev A. R. I,lvvd rao.o, or the Episcopal church oft,ciating
 a very few of the more inti- ~ l-'',e Iriends of the family and the -.',"e'hg couple We're present. the .01iHs being somewhat in the na- aa VI a surprise. Both the young Soup'e are Well known in the city. the pride having been reared from child nood here and the groom having been l''oeH' or Hot Springs for several ; e"iS past The couple will make 'Ae& home in dainty little cottage on the corner Of Oak and South Bor- ueF' where they will be pleased to re- eei'e their friends,-Hot Springs News.
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Kirk.Snringer.

Kirk Springer. t tho home
 of the bride parents ,ahter on of street. st Miss Susie Kirk dangh'ar s W c. C. Mr s'res,, and MT Mrs w A. Kirk and nd ". s T. T. snr,a Mr. ana rsr .n the employ of the F. >
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IMPORTANT TO CONTESTANTS

The TEN vote coupon which has been appearing daily in the Graphic since the commencement of the con- test will be discontinued Tuesday morning, November 15th and will not appear thereafter. These coupons MUST BE IN THE BALLOT BOX AT THIS OFFICE NOT LATER THAN WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER l6, at 6 D. III.
 Bear this in mind as coupons will POSITIVELY not be accepted after the above date and hOur
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1910-11-09

Miss Kirk and her parents have frequently visited ill this city and are well known here. Her many 'nends will be agreeably surprised to learn of her marriage.