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The Mena weekly star. (Mena, Ark.) 1904-1977, 1911-05-04
HEADACHE POWDERS ARE
CAUSING MANY DEATHS

Washington, d. c., April 28.--Be-
coming alarmed by the number of
deaths in different parts of the Unit
ed States caused by the use of head
ache powders, DR.. Harvey w. Wiley,
chief of chemists of the Department
of Agriculture, has started an in
vestigation. DR.. Wiley is of the
opinion that every headache powder
is q danger and that something
should be done to prohibit their sale
except on the prescription Of a ply
sician. Every powder made, he de-
clared, contains ingredients which
are dangerous, particularly to peo-
pie suffering from weak hearts.
The Mena weekly star. (Mena, Ark.) 1904-1977, 1911-05-04

GOVERNOR PARDONS TEN


L
Little Rock, May 2.-Governor
Donaghey today passed on a list of
forty applications for pardons from
state conyicts. Out of the forty ten
were granted.
Among the favored ones was New
ton Allwhite who, when a i6-year-
old boy assisted his drunken father
IN numbering a man in Jackson
county, after which the body was
thrown in the river. The father was
lynched and the boy sent to the re-
form school. Since his confinement
IN prison the boy has gone totally
blind.
The Mena weekly star. (Mena, Ark.) 1904-1977, 1911-05-04
WANTS TO COME TO MENA.
K. b. HartwelI of Eldon, Mo-, Would
Start Handle Factory.

z. B. Hartwell of Eldon, Mo-, is
desirous of moving to Mena and
opening a handle factory. He has
for many years been connected with
the Usage Handle Company Of Ell
don. This company's plant burned
few weeks ago and though it was
rebuilt temporarily. Mr.. Hartwell is
not satisfied. His correspondence
with Mr.. Allen started last fall. He
wants the citizens of Mena to put
some money in the business until
he is able to buy the complete plant.
The Mena weekly star. (Mena, Ark.) 1904-1977, 1911-05-04
NOTICE TO CORN CLUB BOYS!

Owing to the fact that our presi-
dent, Mr.. II. y. Fowler, has moved
from the county, il is necessary
that we have meeting for the pur-
pose Of electing a president and to
attend TO some other business OF
Importance. We therefore make
this call for a meeting at the Court
House in MeRa at 1870 p. m., May IS.
Every member is urged 20 be pres
ent.
EDGAR PETERS, Vice Pres.
JOHNNIE EMBRY, See.
The Mena weekly star. (Mena, Ark.) 1904-1977, 1911-05-04
SAW FALL OF LITTLE ROCK.
DIR. Lackey, Not Here Since war 70
Attend ReuninOn.

Norfolk, May f.--Dr. w. II. II.
Lackey Of Baxter county, who was
present at the Marmaduke ana
Walker duel and the fall OF Llttie
Rock, will attend the reunion on
the 18th and 10th. He has not Deen
in Little Rock since the Civil war,
neither has he been on raIlroau
train, but he is going TO meet nis
two brothers and to visit his neph-
ew, J. d. Lackey, representative
from lizard county. DR.. Lackcy
has practiced medicine since iofo
IN Baxter county, and will visit tlie
Medical College and other state IN
stisutions while in the city.
The Mena weekly star. (Mena, Ark.) 1904-1977, 1911-05-04
GOES AGAINST STATE
Injunction Against Railroad Com
missions Rates Made Per-
petual.
Special Telegram to The Star.

Special Telegram to The Star.
Little Rock, May 3.-In the Federal
court today Judge Jacob Trieber de-
livered his opinion in the railroad
rate case making perpetual the in
junction secured by the Iron Noun
tain and Cotton Belt railroads
against the Arkansas Railroad Com
to prevent the enforcement
of the freight and passenger rates
which the railroads claimed were
non-compensatory.
The state will appeal the case.
The Mena weekly star. (Mena, Ark.) 1904-1977, 1911-05-04
WILL OPEN A RACKET STORE.
!. A. York Will Be Ready for BUSH
ness Soon on DeQueen Street.

J. A. York will open for business
in few days a Racket Store on
DeOueen street. He is putting in a
line of goods in the room next to
his shoe shop, formerly occupied
by w. A. Tomlinson's plumbing es-
tablishment and tin shop. Besides
doing a general rackt store business
Mr.. York will also have his gun re-
pair shop at the same place.
The Mena weekly star. (Mena, Ark.) 1904-1977, 1911-05-04
Americans Warned to Leave.

Nogales, Ariz., May All Ameri-
cans in Mexico have been advised
by insurrectos to remove their FAM
lilies to the United States immedi-
ately, according TO officials of the
Southern Pacific railway arriving
here today from the interior of
Mexico. II peace is not declared
Thursday night all Mexican border
towns will be attacked, the rebels
stated.
The Mena weekly star. (Mena, Ark.) 1904-1977, 1911-05-04
CONFIRMATION THURSDAY
The Rt. Rev. John Ii. Morris, Bishop
OF Little Rock Confirmed Glass
at ST. Agnes Church.

The Right Reverend John B. Nor
ris, ID. d., Bishop Of Little Rock,
arrived in Mena Wednesday and
left Thursday afternoon. Thurs
day morning at 40 o'clock at the st.
Agnes Catholic church class of 10
memebrs were confirmed. This
class is more than twice as large as
the class which was confirmed on
Sunday, November 10, 1907. This
latter class numbered 81 and was
also conflremd by the Rev. DR.. Nor
rie
The Mena weekly star. (Mena, Ark.) 1904-1977, 1911-05-04
:
TORNADOS.
FREEZING
AND DEATH
TWO FEET OF SNOW IN DAKOTA
--CYCLONIC WINDS DAMAGE
TWO MISSOURI CITIES
TWO DEATHS RESULT.

W III iChobul 81 AhVss MdJ Ill
terrific wind and hail storm, which
swept i0-mile path across North
ern Johnson county from Fayette-
vile to Valley City Saturday after
noon, so far as reported one person
was killed, another fatally hurt,
more than a score of houses were
unroofed and as many barns de-
stroyed, and four homes were en-
tirely swept away.
AT the home of William I. Fain. a
mansion of ante-bellum days, the
house was blown to atoms, and Kel-
ly Fain, the i0-year-old son, was
picked up and carried a quarter of
mile by the wind and thrown
against the ground with such force
that almost every bone in his body
was broken, and his brains dashed
out. The mother was also struck
by flying timbers and will die.
Fain and his children were re-
turning home from the field when
the storm broke. He told them to
run to cave in the yard. Two chill
dren succeeded in reaching the cave
and were saved, but the storm
caught the little boy and he was
carried away before the eyes of his
family, who were unable to save
him.
Boy Died i'm Storm Cellar.
st. Joseph, Mo-, May i.-Fears of
a tornado, bred by residence in Ok
lahoma, where tornadoes really oc-
cur, resulted in the death of Harvey
Deem, years old, in the collapse
Of a recently completed storm cell
lar Saturday night. His father,
Henry Deem, and his baby were
dangerously injured at the home in
Avenue city, 10 miles northeast Of
st. Joseph. The roof of their cave
fell lin and buried the family be-
meath several feet of dirt. Mrs
Deem escaped with only slight
bruises and managed to burrow her
way out. and summon help. Both
Deen and the baby was unconscious
when removed from the cellar after
frantic digging by two neighbors.
SedaIia Roofs Suffer.
Sedalia, Mo-, May LA wind
storm, cyclonic in velocity, accom-
panied by heavy rain, damaged
many residences here at 5 o'clock
Sunday morning. The Graham Ce-
ment works were unroofed. j. X.
Hieronymus' home was unroofed
and the roof blown across Vermont
street through the front OF the
home of E. f. Rush. Outhouses,
fences and trees in an area 200
yards wide and IL blocks long were
damaged or destroyed, but no one
was injured.
Shivering in Several States.
Kansas City, May missouri,
Kansas, Nebraska and parts OF
Oklahoma are shivering today fol-
lowing a sudden drop in the tenn
perature. Some points fell 90 de-
grees. A high wind from the north
west started early yesterday IN
Kansas and Nebraska, passed east
ward today, leaving frozen traIl.
Two Feet of Snow in Dakota.
Omaha, April 30.-Reports from
Dallas, S. d., indicate q fall OF two
feet of snow in the last twenty-four
hours. Heavy rain and snow storms;
also visited Southern Wyoming ana
Northwestern Nebraska.
Half Foot Of Snow for May Day
La Crosse, Wis, May MAY day
opened here with heavy fall OF
snow today. Six inches already mas
fallen.
The Mena weekly star. (Mena, Ark.) 1904-1977, 1911-05-04
TEACHERS, DON'T FORGET.

The normal, which continues for
four weeks, will open Monday, May
%. The manueis will be here in
ample time, and will be followed in
the normal. Bring any desirable
text you may have, especially in
those branches in which you are
weakest. John Trainer.
50-iS 1t w. G. Bryant.
The Mena weekly star. (Mena, Ark.) 1904-1977, 1911-05-04

p..a,,se Of installing a Linotype,
The star has for sale type that
could Id 90 far toward equipplng a
NOD mvuiu printing Office. Among this ls
soo 90 na,,nds OF 0 point Authors ho-
ma man that he's been used only few
,llan a,anths h's'' and is almost as good as
nav ,sn address The Star. Mena. Ark
The Mena weekly star. (Mena, Ark.) 1904-1977, 1911-05-04

Say. bring your old guns and
sewing machines TO the York Re-
pair Shop on DeQueen St.. Meaas
Ark. j. A. York. 1872
The Mena weekly star. (Mena, Ark.) 1904-1977, 1911-05-04

Money Found Party who lost
pocket book can recover same by
calling on John Dodd and paying
for this notice. aS-i 1872
The Mena weekly star. (Mena, Ark.) 1904-1977, 1911-05-04

York has a line Of Variety Goods.
See him. Mena, Ark 1872
The Mena weekly star. (Mena, Ark.) 1904-1977, 1911-05-04

Crawford & Mclzinney's,
1913 1871 The Home Of Good Shoes
The Mena weekly star. (Mena, Ark.) 1904-1977, 1911-05-04

A good place to do all your trading.
1913 1871 Crawford & Mckinney's.
The Mena weekly star. (Mena, Ark.) 1904-1977, 1911-05-04

4 new shipment OF Ladies' Hats at
i6-3 1871 Crawford & Mckinney's.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1911-10-15
SOCIETY.

.isl Correspondence Of The Star.

Special Correspondence OF The Star.
WINCHESTER Va. October IA. 1911.
Mrs. Shirley Carter of Winchester has
issued Invitations for the marriage of her
daughter. Miss Annie Douglas Williams.
and Mr.. Richard Edward Griffith. ir. also
Of Winchester. Tuesday evening, Novern-
her :. IN Chris, Protestant Episcopal
church. by the rector. Rev William d.
smith. Mrs. Goodrich. wife of Gen. NJ. c.
Goodrich OF the United States Marine
Corps. and her son, Mr.. Truxtou Goodrich.
have returned TO Washington after pass
ing the summer In Winchester. Mrs
Theodore Megarden. daughter of the late
Judge William l.. Clark of Winchester,
and her little daughter came recently
from Douglaston. l. l.. 10 visit at the
home Of Mr.. Joseph NJ Barton. near
winchester. Mrs. Dabney c. Harrison
Las returned to Baltimore after visiting
at the home OF Mrs. Nancy Lee Coble In
Winchester Miss Louise Lewis of Berry
Vile sailed recently TO spend some time in
Continental Europe. Miss Mamie L.
Krebs. who has been with relatives in
winchester for week, has returned To
philadelphia Miss Julia Jenkins has re-
turned to Winchester from Laurel. Md,
where she visited her cousins, Misses
BESSIE and Sue Putnam. and attended the
Laurel races Mr. ana Mrs. Logan K
Fay Of Winchester are visiting Miss
Snnie Carter al her home at Clliids Sta
ton, Nd Rev. DR.. and Mrs. James
Gramner left Winchester this week for
Washington, and will SO spend some
time with relatives in southern Virginia
SASt. K. W. Clark OF the United States
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EVANSVILLE, MD.
Special Correspondence Of The Star.
EVANSVILLE, October

EVANSVILLE, October IL, IL.
Prof. and Mrs. Thomas Humphreys
Spence of the Maryland Agricultural Col
lege have announced the approaching
mar rage Of their sister. Miss Mary Lea
nora Spence, and Mr.. William Robert Bull
lock Of South Carolina. The wedding VIII
lake place Thursday evening. October 26,
at the Arlington Hotel, Washington, and
will be witnessed by members Of the tam
lies Of the contracting parties and a few
intimate friends. The nlarriag &c ceremony
will be performed by Rev. Wallace Rad
ciiffe of the New York Avenue Pres oy-
,erian Church. Miss Maj guer,te Matlce
of HyaltsviiIe will attend the bride, ana
the best man will be AIR. CoJAe Turner
VI Greenwood, 8. &. Prof. and Mrs.
reception to be held IN the parlors OF the
uotel after the wedding. MISS Spence has
oeen employed at the Maryland Agricui-
turai College for several years, and mas
a most or admir.ng trends.
MIR. and Mrs. Edward Muliin OF Wash
ington have issued invitations to the
marriage ceremony of their daughter,
A..s nary f.i.zaDetn Muffin, anu AR
Herbert II. Smith of Berwyn. Prince
C;eorhes county, Md The wedding will
AXE place at 10 o'c.ock Wednesday morn
ing, October Is. in st. Patrick's Church.
Washington, and the ceremony will be
.,.r.o. asa ~ Rev. FAther James Smyth.
assistant pastor Of ST. Patr!ck'e. Follow
ing the wedding a reception will be held
IL the residence OF the bride-elects par
ents at - Rhode Island avenue, and MT.
and Mrs. Smith will leave for the north
TO spend several weeks In New YORK ana
Atlantic City. They will be at home III
Berwyn after November i9.
Mrs. z. NJ. Easthrooke. Raiston avenue.
has returned from a. visit of several
weeks in BraddCck Heights.
Miss Mary r. Hill of Seat Pleasant.
Prince Georges county, Is visiting her
brother, Mr.. c. c. Hill, Franklin avenue.
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Mr.. and Mrs. James G. Tyson of Balti-
more have returned after q pleasant stay


more have returned after pleasant stay
with friends near Brentwood.
Mrs. j. J. L. Graham of the Agricul-
tural and Mechanical College, near Stark
vile. Miss. is spending the month Of
October with her mother. Mrs. James
b. Burnside, Wells avenue, north.
Prof. Thomas II. Spence. vice president
OF the Maryland Agricultural College, re-
turned tonight after visit to friends and
re-atlVeS on the eastern shore of Mary
land Mrs. NJ. d. Humes of Washinglo
Is the guest of Mrs. William 8. Clagett.
Navajo. near Upper Marlboro. Miss
Jennie Overmyer OF Philadelphia has re-
turned after a pleasant stay with rela-
tives IN Bladensburg. Miss Goldie Shu er
or Baltimore has been visiting her aunt,
Mrs. ]. Arthur Wells. in the lower section
of the county. Mss Marguerite jenkins
or lower Prince Georges county has been
visiting friends in East HyattsvilIe for
the past fortnight. Miss Minnie Chew
OF Upper Marlboro has been WIS ting her
s s,sseT; Mrs r.nS o: B. zanszi s W ne
Is the guest of Mrs. T. Van Clagett and
Miss Ell e Sasscer at their home, King
ston. NJ IS Amelia Beall, who has been
visit ng her sister, Mrs. A. T. Brooke
has returned to her home in Norfolk Va.
Mss Katherine S. Hill, after a pleasant
stay with friends in Upper Marlboro,
has gone to Baltimore for a short stay.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Dennis and son,
Vernon. of Georgetown. D. c., have been
sitting Mrs. Dennis sister, Mrs. OF We
Brown, in Forestville Mr. Samuel Ever
EFT of lower Prince Georges county has
returned from a visit to Niagara Fa Is,
Buffalo and New York. Mr.. and Mrs
Frank G. Henderson of Norfolk. Va.
have returned after pleasant stay with
friends near Cheltenham, Prince Georges
county. Miss Marion Du Paul is visiting
Philadelphia, Atlantic City and New
York, accompanied by her cousin. Miss
Mamie Du Paul OF Detroit. Mich Mrs.
Jack and children have gone to Garrett.
ILL.,. to join Mr.. Jack. The family will
reside in Garrett. Miss Alice Jones of
near Seabrook. this county. is visiting
relatives In Annapolis She will return
home early next week. Mrs. Mary
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mont, w. Va, has returned after pleas
ant stay with friends near BrgntSeat.
Mr.. and Mrs. ReXIord NJ SnIln, wno
81 ent the summer montns at coileSv
ta4h. have returned to thes WashingtJu
ONE for the wIn.er months. Mr. ana
MRS. Allen Il. Is. Try ana AIRS. j. &. Roo
.nsop have returned TO " aShington TO-
Tie winner sedsUn. Mr.. and Mrs. Henri
4. Thoen OF New York c,Iy are yisItlnE
relatives In bIaaensDurg. Miss Helen
Jam.son of Bost.n, Mass., has peen visit
Ing lrienus an Mount kainier during the
cuI rent week.
AIR. II. j. Mckee of Nottingham. treas
urer Oh Inc Nottingham Gun Cub, mas
secured the tarIn OF f1enry W. IIageIt.
Lear hoS~ryN,iie, rim Ice II,oIges cvul,y,
ana the cub headquarters wal be re
moved tneie an Il Few Gays. MIR. Mcnee
mas been spenulne lie summer WIN ria
ives IN kINeldaIe and n as lnston. AR.
aDo AIRS. Spencer 1ayman IF b.tog port,
Cenn., VINO nave oeen visiting Lr.endS
near Dfancnvll.e. IN lne Upper aeCI.oa OF
the County, nave returned lone. JudSc
) onn l.. ID Lscoe, cniet oil the seVenln 81
uicidi CT. cut Oh AaiyiaLo, mas .Ie~n N4slt-
ans Ir.e.i-s IN Upper Marlboro d~rins the
current week. MASS CaIr.e Mc-nt, re Oh
New JERSEY mas retu. ND after A,.SdSalt
s,tay w.t. II eos IN Wust al aus, iILG. AT
anu AIRS Ja-iiCs n. LawIe.Ice 81 Eaiu-
more nave returned after a pea SAN say
CT seVeraI We~As wItn Arienus ne4e. Az
kopeIt nicf arldnd has returned after q
baltim. re AND vicinity. MISS hose OF
w Washington is the guest or Miss helen
Nc ar.and of Wine avenue. MRS. Paul
thinner mann ano chiIQren are visiting
relatives and friends an baltimore. They
are expected home in a few days. MI
and Mrs. Charles @. Holiday of Cam
Dridae Md, have returned after a pleas.
ant stay with friends here. Miss Ger
trude Wentworth of Lawrence, Mass, has
been visiting friends near Brandywine, In
the lower section Of the county.
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in Martinsburg and Shepherdstown. Mr..
and Mrs. c. n. Beard and their daughter.
Miss Grace Beard, have returned TO their
home in Charles Town, after visiting
friends in Washington and Baltimore.
Mrs. L. V. Weems left Winchester this
week to spend some time with friends in
Washington.
Mrs. L. l.. Page came several days
ago from Washington on visit to
friends in Berryville. Miss Hester Cough
lar and Miss Kate Coughlan have re-
turned to Berkeley Strings, after visit
to friends in Washington. Miss Florence
Bon Dunant of Washington, who has
been visiting Mrs. f. B. Chamberlain at
Martinsburg, has returned to her home
Mrs. j. r.. Poole and members Of her
family have returned to Washington for
Front Royal. Mr.. and Mrs. Grover Ben
ner Rave returned to Washington, after
visiting the latter's brother-in-law and
sister. Mr. and Mrs. Edgar Myers, in
Martinsburg. Mrs b. +. Dolan, who has
been visiting her me Their, Mrs. J. L.
Armentrout, at Harrisonburg. has re-
turned to Washington. Miss Lula Hay
maker Of Winchester has returned from
an extended visit to friends in Washing
ton. Newark and New York. Misses
Charles Town this week. after passing
the summer In Europe. Mr. and Mrs. F.
b. Sheetz and their daughter o. VIM
chester Rave been spending the past
week in Washington and Baltimore. MIR.
and Mrs. Robert l.. Gray have returned
to Winchester from q visit to friends In
Washington and Baltimore. Miss Emily
Weems. daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. r. ".
Weems of Winchester. left this week to
visit friends i'll Washington and Balti-
more. Mrs. l.. c. Breese of Washington,
who has been visiting friends at Berke-
ley Springs, has returned to her home.
Misses Julia and Elsie Shipley OF WASH
ing'ton were the weekend guests OF Mrs.
Ida, Moer at her home in Jefferson. Miss
Emily Mccormick has returned to Alex
andria, after visiting relatives in Berry
vile. Miss Mary H. Howell. who has
been spending some time with relatives
at Berryville, has returned to Washing
tor. Mrs. Crugcr Smith OF Charles Town.
who has been visiting friends in Wash
ington, has returned to her home Mrs.
c. w. Reyes has returned to Luray from
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d visit OF several days to friends In
Washington. Miss Louise Foreman or
Martinsburg has returned from Washing
ton, where she has been visiting relatives
or the past two weeks. Mr. and Mrs.
Bowdoin Craighil of Georgetown, D. e,
have been visiting friends in Berry'tiie
this week.
Miss Mamie Fenton who has been visit
ing relatives in Washington ana baltl-
more, has returned to her nome at
Berryville. Miss Agnes Page of Wash
ington has been spending tue past week
with friends in Clarke. Mr. ana Airs.
C. f. Baugher and Mr.. ami MIS-. Ea-
ward Rhodes Of harrisonburg lett TINS
week on a motoring trip OF ten DAYS 10
Washington, Baltimore AMI HagerstoWh
Md. Mr.. and Mrs. b. c. ShacKlett, VINO
have been visiting relatives ana Irienus
in Washington. have returned 10 mar
risonburg. Mrs. Harry Forsythe ana TWO
children. who have been visiting ner
brother-.n-iaw and sister,. Mr.. and Mrs
William Nj. Calvert, at Woodsto X, nave
returned to Washington. Mis-. u. ). Bow
man has returned to her home at New
Market, after spending some rrMe IN III
of Mount Jackson have been visiting al
the home OF their daughter, Mrs. Magnus
Young in Washington. Mr. ana MRS
G. l.. Kiser and children reached WOOD
ton. DR.. AMI MRS. 4. NJ. Dupuy McCor-
mick of Annapolis, Md, have been visit
ng relatives in Berryvlle this week ar
and Mrs. Clarence McGinnis OF Wash
ington spent the week END with relatives
at Martinsburs. Miss Lizzie Williamson
Of New Market spent the past week VAIN
friends in Washington. Mrs. Marshall
Mcdonald, Miss Rose 'McDonald and Mrs
Lorenzo Lewis of Alexandria were the
guests of relatives in Berryville th.s
week.. Mr.. and Mrs. G. William Watties
have returned to Alexandria after spend
ing part of the week with relatives In
Clarke. Miss Willie Ross has returned
TO her home i'm Washington, after an eN-
tended Visit TO friends in shenandoah.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Wolfes and daughter
have returned to Washington after a
short visit to relatives at -nartinsburg.
Miss May Carlton has returned to Wash
ington after visiting friends near Stras-
burg.
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Schiiling of Washington has been visit
ing Mr.. and Mrs. X. r. Riggies. neal
Seabrooke Mr. and Mrs. Charles q.
Graham Of Boston, Mass. have retu- ned
after a pleasant stay with trends IN tne
lower section of the county MISS Neii-e
Diver CT Baltimore has returned after
a STAY OF several weeks with friends
here and in Washington.
A number OF young men OF inc town
met Thursday evening at the feSlueice
of Mr. Harold w. Burnside, Wells ave
nue. north. and reorganized the southern
Cotillion Club of Prince Georges county
The membership is limited 10 loItS. anu
already thirty-two have signihed .helr ~
tention CT becoming members \ teihp
rary organization was perfected by eie,t-
ing Dwight Gait president and Harold w
Burnside secretary surer These OF
ficers, with .uessrs. j. ". BURNSIDE an"
Warren Whiting. constitute the eAecL 49,,
committee. The first dance will be given
in Masonic Hall Saturday evening, &c
tober os and during the evening DUST
ness session OF the club VIII De held dllo
permanent officers selected. The ap-
eron5 for this dance will be Aesoa nes
r e. White, r. G. Wiling, NJ. +. Gait
John Greene Holden, Alfred III. wells
and W. D. Porter. The committee on re-
freshments is composed or Mesdanes John
G. Holden, w d. Porter. f. A. Flu Ter,
Thomas b. Latirner and Alfred II. Wells.
1t is proposed to give SIX dances nur.h
the winter and spring season. the series
TO be terminated with June ball Two o.
these dances will probably be germans,
which will be led by Prof. and Mrs:
Frank b. Bonberger of the Maryland
Agricultural College. The Marlboro Card
Club met at Woodland. { home OF Mrs.
Reverdy Sasscer, Thursday afternoon.
Following the games delightful repast
was served Those present were Mrs. Z.
v. a. Ciagett, Mrs. May Plummer, Mrs
l.. A. Griffith, Mrs. Richard s. Hill, Mrs
Frederick Sasscer, Mrs. \. Marshall Mar
bury. Mrs. L. l.. Brunn, Miss Minnie
Chew. the Misses May and Maggie Hili,
Mics Edith Hill, Miss Mamie Bowie, MISS
katherine Marbury, Miss Carol Wilson.
Misses Nora and Elizabeth Hill, Miss
Montgomery. Miss Randolph and Miss
Grace Morton. The next meeting of the
club will be held at the home OF MISS
MAY Hill. Miss Jennie Souder Of Pied