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The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1911-10-20
YALE STUDENTS FINED
 IN POLICE COURT FOR
 FRESHMAN GLASS FRACAS.
Especial from United Press.)

Especial from United Press.)
 New Haven. Oct. 20-Two of the three local Sheffield Scientific School freshmen who were arrested last week for breach of the peace, in connection with the burning of Iridges, were fined s5 and costs each in police court today. The other member of the trio was discharged. AS the outcome of their escapade the entire class has been placed. on probation.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1911-10-20
An Innocent Querx.

At a dinner party in England the host introduced to the favorable notice of the company. amid murmurs of ad- miration, a splendid truff1ed pheasant
 Isn't it a beauty?" he said. 'Dr. So-and-so gave it to me; killed it him. self"
 "Ah! What was he treating it for?" asked one of the guests.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1911-10-20
Not PIayinu the Game.

Mrs. Fitz Suburbia-The next door person must be very suspicious character. Hubby = Why so? Mrs. F. S.-She employs a maid who is deaf and dumb. the mean cat!-New York Journal
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1911-10-20
R F. CULVER ESTATE

Marie F. Culver, qualified as admin istratrix of the estate of Robert x. Culver, late proprietor or notlons store in North Main street, in the probate court, today.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1911-10-20
TEN KILLED AND 15 INJURED IN
 WRECK OF TRAIN

Special from United Press.) Marshall, Tex, Oct. 20-Ten persons are reported killed and 15 seriously ln- iured as the result of the wreck Of passenger train near here, this af- ternoon.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1911-10-20
PIexO cream and other preparations.

Plexo is an unusually efficient and beneficial It has, in very short time large degree of favor And it has it solely because of it's merit Two sorts; greaseess and cleansngone massage and one toilet
 
 Special Limited quantity of either sort togeth CT with box of Plexo powder which contains puff well l-25c
 Plexo Evening White is a preparation for whitening the arms and neck is of much value especially at the close of the outdoor season,-5Oc.
 toiletwares, long sold here and of genuine goodness include many articles of special worhness- Hair tonic-$1 Eleasia Ideal face powder Milk of yiolets & cucll1mbers soc.
 .-75c Skin cream -$1 Cold cream-5Oc. Toilet water-$1 and $150. T Tio,,ii face nowCler-$1 Talcuna-25c. Center ais
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1911-10-20

Fire and sword are but slow engines of destruction in comparison with the babbler.-Steele.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1911-10-20
MISS GRUMMAN's RECITAL.

MISS GRUMMAN'S RECITAL.
 Invitations are out for a recital to be given by Miss Mildred c. Grum- man, assisted by Mrs. Lilla Wigmore- Squire, soprano, at Miss Woodruff's s Kindergarten, 274 Park street, this ev- eninp
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1911-10-20
$1.5O to $4 iis saved on hat.

small but very very attractive lot of Howland hats for women is to be chosen from at special hats. Velvet and felt in small and large shapes, in black and in rich colors.
 Trimmed in tasteful fashions, of nice material, rect in every detail.
 They have been $5 to $780, $35O
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1911-10-20
DIED.

NIALLORY.-In this city, Thursday, sOct. 19, 1911, Bessie F., daughter of Willie B. and Isabel Mallory, aged "A years, month, 13 days.
 Friends are invited to attend che funeral from the residence of the parents, No. 562, Ogden street, on Monday, Oct. 23rd, at D. m
 -IntermeHt at Lakeview ceme- terry. 20 b*
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1911-10-20

SOKOLS REPORT TONIGHT.
 All members of the Sokol team are asked to report for practice tonight at the U. M. c. lot at o'clock.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-09-22
NEW YORK FIRM OFFERS
PAR, INTEREST AND EXPENSES
Council Directs Immediate Sale
means Opening Of a New
Era In GuthfIG

Acceptable offers for the s147.0 900
city bonds voted for the develop
ment of the mineral wells system
and the construction oG vladuct
have been made % the citg ami is
likely the deal silI be- closed IN a few
days Mayor Ohmita ami Clerk
Winslow We're last might instructed
By the city council to proceed 90 sen
the bonds
A New York bond buyer has made
an offer 70 take the enGce issue at
par, with accrue1 interest, and SO pay
all expenses. Offers Of she same
general sort have been made by reu
resenfatives of two other aond COM
Germs The Offers are advantageous
To tie casr and they sh3a lllat tae
issue have been given close scrutiny
at bond headquarters Ihe hond law
yers have passed lhe issues. and it
is unlikely further delay viii 9e eN-
perienced.
Sale Of these bonds win mark the
beginning of q new era in Guthrie.
The discovery OF the Famous MN
eral waters here, which we're pract!c-
ally unknown outside the city ana
very little known in tine city 2 year
ago, has been prevented rem bear
ing legitimate fruit Dy the t%Ahp 9t
the city government IT appears
that every obstacle has been cleared
ana the city administration viii make
every effort to develop the under
ground riches.
Construction oT q municipal oalh
house viii probably be the first deti-
mite steD toward she development Oh
a great health and pleasure resort
mere. There are several varieties oA
water all in abundance, and fhey eah
NJ easily combined 6r used sihslI
1T Is said tAe personnel Of tle
mark commission wig 1e soAie " .'-a'
changed. This commission WA nave
much 10 do with the mineral "eils
Droiect. The city mas done siete
deal Of work In Mineral Weiis laiN
IN me last year. and the paFk is a'-
reaav favorably known over l"e
state.
The viaduct proposition seeli-s
be nearing nilailment me 90n .
Fe officials say they are reads
start work whenever the city iids ~
share ~ tiie- sRaneX- ready i4e sl
ana street railway are 90 pat ap -
400 the Santa Fe the FeiN@lli''''
probably Sl0ooeo
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-09-22
THE
SUSPECT IN A
MURDER CASE
COLO. SPRINGS POLICE
NAB NEAR-LUNATIC, SAID
TO HAVE SLAIN PGOPLE

Colorado Springs. C0Io. Sept
Tony Donated q la10Eer 20 years
old, was arrested ln eoauet ion vita
tine bolasale mur8og of Wavne and
BuruHam families here Ii 1 under
ton5 fdat iuate afreRt followed
3 statement made by Arthur j Burn
han. husband @. ONE 81 as saiH
omen 1910 Was arrested l9l0RiH9
fte discovery of tae crime
burnham al6 admitted iaat
when be RETURNED home unexpectedly
sunday ae found Donate lu the
botse wtb nis wiie He said thag
he had known Donated for seyeral
oars ard when ae found bim Wfa
Mrs. h1fpham tHe latter Ras being
caf-ed hy fhe uau uou5lei
Humtam said explained that Mrs.
Buuham brad burt herself on 8agu
cj W.re fence aui be- Bas trying 81
relieve the palm
About yeaF aso, tte police sag.
Donated He ezam.ued to DIS san.
tfg. bgt Wa n0l seut so an asg mW.
A c|aH which Bas been foun is g
rc8r auser rHnt oWlned in blood
ou tae handle ol the aE which Nas
usej t0 Bill. Che se.a .atte
Alfred Eufnaam. Eao is belG on
.gsuic.ou Of haV.ng ku0Hiedge of the
crime. uas allowed - attend fae
funeral services d. tae Victims.
r.eagenaorth. KAN. Sept 22-Ar
thur j. mruhlm. was q resident oi
.I.caveu De- years ago. He bore
good reputation While iu this CRY
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-09-22
SOLDIERS TO 0FFICIATE
IN SWANSON CO. FUNERAL
Kiowa County Officials to Call
for State Aid in Enforcing
DEGREES OF Court

I TI0II-l On q. - - = -
lforf 10 enforce twe or9era isssad bv
lJudee Tolbert and followtna fhe Ia.
usal ~ the orner eonnrc 1ffjeags M
Swanson c0untg ID earn the record
BOOKS ana m0navs of tie aefunct
countg over IL Receiver Terry. sher-
.ln Ga0rge Daniel. visited the seat 0g
.the trou5le. Mountain PARK Wednas-
aas. returning hara Thurdav ANA
REPORTING ~ County Attorney Tor
ta8t he had met wrh a 8af refusal
IRON the mon to camplv gffb either
order
On Daniels arrival at Mountain
PARK uone o! tae oficass living I'LL
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-09-22
LaURIER- GOVERNMENT GET
MOST SEVERE REpUDIATION
Liberal Majority Overturned
with Conservatives In the
Saddle Taft Sorry
fBY Assoclatad Press.l


Montreal Sept ~ Canada awak-
.enea tais morning confronted wigh q
startling situation IS tile result ot
yestera ys defeat OF RECIPROCITY Sir
Wilfrid Lagrier, one or tbe biggest
figures ga the British empire was
overwhelmingly W0rsted The liberals
were pHt Quit after fifteen years ot
power and The country confronted
win d conservative ministry headed
Dy r. l. Borden
II Was Ontario that won for the
conservatives returning seventy
conservatives TO fifteen liberals 1ne
.otbeF provinces together would haYa
given Lanrier "a m jority
Tile peQple Of Ontario don't Ike
their neisn0or sto rhe south, said
tine Toronto Globe liberal paper,
Liberals iu tens Of thousan must
hoW their objection to having amy
truck 0E trade WITH tue yankees.
Montreal, Sept. z2-The Laurier
government and reciprocity suffered
Ism Overwhelming defeat in the Cana
dian elections
By d p0itioll landslide the liberal
majority of 43 was Bept aNag and
tae conservative party secured one
of the heaviest majorites, upwards
of 50, that any Canadian party LAs
ever mad.
The liberals lost ground in practlc-
ALLY every province Jl the dominion.
Where they won. their maj0rtles
were small Where the cOnserva-
lives won their malugites We're tce-
mendoBs Ontario. the leading prov
ince OF Canada, declared almost
unanimously against the admsnistra-
ian and reciprocity.
Border Prime Minister
Robert D. Borden, leader o. The
conservative party wii shortly be-
come thep rime minister oil Canal
The government defeat means ,lat
The Fielding kuex geciprocitv agree.
meut. ratified by the American eoh-
gress in etra session. viii NOT be in-
Jroduced when tine twelfth pariia-
menJ assemblies next month, and
THAI a revised basis or trade with l1e
United States looEius ro closer
commercial relations VIII not be pos
sible n the immediate future.
Closed Door To United states
The conservatives are committed
to q policy oil trade expansion Within
Tie empire ANA closed dor eainst
the Unite Siates.
Laurier 10 Retire
Although reelected ia tHo coustit
uences Quebec, tie defeat oi ihe
liberal PARTS also means i1e retire.
mem ir0m public 6e 81 Sir "uil-I
Iaur.ar. who ior nearly tHo deea1es
has directed the dest.ues q tAe ~.
mni1n Several shines during toe
bitter campaign WMcn nrela the
elections the vener40iep preM-ef siia
th defeat 0l his party at me 14
meant 8n end ot lis career tHat be-
ueFer Wo9l consent to lead p minor
ty u opposition % q conservative
government
Tile standing OF parl4meu. is hke-
t1 Gee about a follows.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-09-22
Gentility and Hunor
Lacking in Iowa Univ.

You lack a sense Of humor which
might save sou at ines from the
idea that sCu are created with spe-
cial favor ga difficult world Ynu
LACK. urtaer. ease OF conversation.
Quicklass cf wir. versatility ana tn
sone degree the constant eentillty
hch is the pride OF a Columbia boy
-On the other hand. J am pr0nd
you are endowed with as high na-
fWe atidty as any student body. and
thaf AS loWans yOu come with m0ce
seriousness Of purpose than does the
average college student.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-09-22
NEGROES MAY POSSESS
OKLA, SAYS PRIESTEss
People About Durant to Ee
Punished Colored Popu-
lace is Excited

ON account Of the treatment Of ne
gToes. it IS predicted by Nrs. carrie
B Ross OF uurant thar the towns OF
Purcell. Darant and Caddo win b.
devastated by tornado ike the one
that wrecked Big Heart and a fload
lse that % Galveston. Sne predicts
fhat the negroes VIII not be harmed
by The tornado. IRE or hood and mat
IHey wil eventually possess the en-
iire state TIE phOnhesg has been
made public and the negroes about
the towns are excited over H.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-09-22
TERRY FIGHTS BACK At
sCROGGINs IN BIC SUIT
Malicious Prosecution alleged
against Old Soldier Who
Charged 7 heft Of $50

Tom Terry. who was arfes.e. eL1 &
released on BOND on Tuesday 0A 1n
osarge OF the theft Of So itolil . 5i'.' ~.
Scrosgins. an old soldier vas e
9N.s r'5sss vesteflav aiternooa ln '1
Tee sowaids eour scrosslas '
tifIed that Terry was the 4-'' -
Who could have been ne los .s~
aud had an opportunity TO ses1 ,Ie &
money. but his evidence was -. &
enmsianial. Friends nd ne.=Ao9.
~ Terry testified 70 bis soo4 '
sefer ana Tie judge held the S
sap~e insuflcien- 20 BIND hlm
Immediately after the dism ssal "
IT, case Attorney Mctiufe t-lea q
sulf fer s4150. against 9efos= .-s
iee3ng malicious prosecution
gins has Earn. and some pfopet-s 'N
the county.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-09-22
Regalia Rusty Relic;
No More Saloonists

o,erafiou and maintenance ot a 1a-
+iraal tuberculosis sanitafium. Ine
ana lo - Authorized the state lur.
5sffclion t0 operate lodge nt;-T
ums 81 they saw O. 20 DO so
A resolltiou declaring that the
Odd Fellow regalia IS relic OF lne
nasr and IS Injurious to the heaiil
~ ifs wearers was inirodnced and
rarerred -0 b special committee 90
report later.
Tie proposed conslitutlolli ame-e
menf 10 admit members 10 minimum
age ot IS was turned down.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-09-22
Event Of Great Importance W Onited
states Politics

States Politics
rshfnetou. Sent --The clc
ton ahich is agItaflnE ieadefs
political parties and factions through
ont tie Unfel States. is bow fhef
fortunes ga fbe approaching nl-'3i-
campaign VIA bs eEeCfel ey tHe de
feat of Iaurier government and ta
uadi4u reciprocity.
That The rejection of the Canada
agreement VIII haze strong bear
ng upon the campaign Of president
Taf5 f0r reorganization and re-elec
rior. is not doubted some a. me
old guard Republicans who suppoIiel
he agreement tag linst their better
indgment. are saving th3t ITS de
feaf uIH strengthen the Tan admin
istrafiun hy removing the only issue
on which they were in disaereeineu ui
aim tie Presidents. Most of the ln
s7rseut Republicans opposed the
-.-eeueut anI theE believe tneir -
(Continued on Page 50
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-09-22
GHIGlGO REPORTS WHEAT Up
ON DEFEAT OF RECIPROCITY
Champ Clark Denies That His
Speech Caused the Trouble
Puts II On Tail
rRr Associated Press. y

New York. Sept 22 -sFTears that
the reports that the government
would COMPEL the steel trust to dis
solve we're true. coupled with the
defeat OIL reciuroclty, caused the
heaviest delage oF selling orders in
United States Steel here today IN
The remembrance 0t most of the. bro
keEs on the exchange
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-09-22
SCHOOL oRoUNo GRADES.
CEy Furnishes the Figures ard the
Work VIII Be Started

Ctv Eagineet Hooker last night
submitted the grade ordinance for
the Cotteral school g oaads. between
Nineteenth and Twentieth streets.
and Cleveland aud Noble avenues
rba arou ds wil Ne made t0 con-
form with the streets
Tire Hoard of e5ueatiaa win pro-
ceed at once with the grazing Of tne
grounds 1t IS expected the rev
building Wiil he In use hy November
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-09-22
Taft and the Slush FUNDS
fpy A ASSgcfaraa fyrpsa

Nashville. Tenn, Sept y Champ
Clark here today said that gae de-
feat 0g reciprocity was not gfHe t9
his remarks regarding annexation
but to Tafs speeches ard 10 the
corruption luads seat by Ameri-
cans and British into Canada to de-
feat it
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-09-22
CARL COMING BACK.
Former sf4ope win Get as Far as
Tulsa. Anyway.
snAeIal .n 10 rAill 80.

p T7NTNEHE 81 1IIH A3H4kF IsEHtIF-ks
iulsa Okla Sept 4Zarl Nor
fls viii retHra I'd Tulsa this week.
Ehe cxacs date cs His arrival VIII E@
wired laer. so tlal tne citizens ean
give him the RECEIPT on planned
Ills chaaffeWr arrived M the cffg
last night He gives The nfoFna~
ZION hat Morris Win 1e here so0n.
An elasogRTe reception Is plaaned
for iha homecoming of she defeated
a ft~+@-hoRa
Morris defeat WAS not taken as
decisive by MS Tulsa friends
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-09-22
ALLieAToRs FOR PARK.
Luther West Has on the Way a Big
New Collection.

While on his trip through the
South and East. Luther West ship
yea several ailgators and three owls
ID ghe park board for use ln Inc
museum at Mineral Wells. the conf
ignment 0t cur osiF'as has not been
received vet. but is expected any
day.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-09-22
BISHOP QUAYLE MAKES THE
MAIN ADDRESS AT OPENING
GGgIns With More Pupils Than
Baker Had When Twenty
Years Old

20 81. q has more students in her
openine year than Baker university
had 30 years aiter her founding.
were the I'll roduetory words ot BIS
hop W A Quayie % bis ralk q the
assembled students ana 2itizeas Of
Guthrie at tho houseWarmlug given
6y Ae e3tY bt mignr BE- rae nnVar-
sigy Fifteen hundred people were
ID attendance and the main aud tor
ium Was nllel tie overlooking. Sev-
eral hundred people stood 10 the
balls and at tae frost Of tie building
during The speaking. J. j. Olourk,
president of the gaWber 0f conf
merea represented taa city Officials.
Mayor 0lsmth being unable 20 he
present owing To meeting OF the
cisy council Mr o Rourk made The
address g welcome aud toid OF ehe
appreciation ci the city at having
rAe college here and The success
that was ANTICIPATED for the insFisu-
tioH bg the business men and citi-
Zens OF this city Splendid support
has been and will continue 10 be
given to the university n its growth
30 it's place as the foremost sch00l
ia tAe southwest
Vre Chancellor WIN. Fielder pre-
sided over the meeting and intrOuuc-
Ell the various speakers among
whom was Rev Mr. Robertson pres
ident of the board o directors OF
tle college Musical numbers were
etsrTnraa4 As G1raF III Urpnbe ea8
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-09-22
wilson CASE TOMORROW
Held OF g. A civil CAGE Now On In
Superior Court

Witnesses in tlse walter Wilson
ease have heng held today pending
tbe terminati0n 0f the civil case be-
Ing heard - superior coar Il il
pi3nac - sa!sa gp saa #jlson sTsai
t1m0i ruW morning
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-09-22

indianapolis. Sept --.-lAe
eIen grand lodge OF odd
cleared away mass OF iin-'
,,s,ness rhat included Tie aaol ,.- --o-i
- I, constitution amenlmeA-' -,f
- ban nn hotel keepers W-o ~
- ~ Z ilrsnse from membership -
- LAM viii affect only afFi-.--i
for nea membership. A De-
The lodge refused 70 ~ ~. M sTso
bekahs q national asssii-.'. - fse
mac is of cial o1leclloA ~ ~
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-09-22
MILLIONS o. eues
Epidemic Of Green pest Continues,
and People Are Maerable.

fie-8 Hles LDtieeiilIr IH l0HH fur
several Hlehfs literally spread over
the i0Nu hst nielt sFael ears and
7H conferalces we're invested U
hories The streets everywhere
were coated Wrh them rfs morn
Az Hhefe thes Abb come from and
hoa ionE they Hh lass are matters
al era5ee-I Ire
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-09-22
THE WEATHER
- Assoclated -

EeW Orleans. sept -Dkilo-ll
-Tonisl- and saHrfay genela.sy
ialr
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1911-04-19
kAUFFMA N-WlLIIAMS

The wedding OF Mr. Charles kauff-
man, son of Mr.. and Mrs. Harry c.
Kaufman. and Miss Martha Williams
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs Thomas vii
liams. was celebrated this morning at
nine O'Clock at the home of the bride
parents in East Main street Only the
members OF the families with few
friends Witnessed the service, the
ceremony being performed by the Rev.
+. G.. Howard OF the FIRST English
Lutheran church The room where the
ceremony was performed was heauti~
fully decorated with palms. ferns and
lilies. In the dining room pink and
white sweet peas with the ferns We're
used in ornamentation The bride
wore leather coIored tailored suit
with a black hat trimmed in coral and
other accessories To correspond.
After congratulations had been eX
tended. the wedding guests were in
vited To the dining room where a we'd.
ding breakfast was served The only
out of town guests were Mr.. and Mrs
II. +. Williams. Mr.. and Mrs. kauff
man left this morning for Chattanoo
ga, Tennessee. whore they will spend
their honeymoon. Upon their return
they will go at once to their newly
appointed home. II South Twenty
third street, where they will be al
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1911-04-19
ABOUT YOUTH

How often one hears the remark
from the cynical or incredulous wo-
man that the appearance of age can
not be prevented by attention to the
complexion. the throat. the care of
the hair or the use of the many little
helps that science and study have
brought to light, These maintain that
to attempt it is to have the appearance
of persons on the stage 1t is doubt
full if any class of people lead lives so
calculated TO damage good looks 1t
is certain that no class as a whole,
keep noted for the care they take of
their skins. their bodies and every
thing. in fact. that helps them keep
their youth and beauty.
The woman who thinks she can do
nothing 10 retain her good looks is
making n sad mistake. and one which
she will surely regret when il is too
late to mend it. if il can be mended at
all, with the most strenuous efforts.
There is a beauty quite apart from
youth-the beauty of the mature wo-
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1911-04-19
DAVIS-TEETOR.

The wedding of Miss Mabel Tee,
tor and Mrs. Leslie Davis of
Hogerstown was celebrated Tues
day evening at seven o'clock at the
home of the bride on South Washing
ton street in the presence of relatives
and friends numbering fifty. The GER
emony was performed by the Rev. Ar
thur X. Love of the Christian church
Miss Nellie Brant presided at the pi-
ano, playing "A program of bridal airs
before the ceremony. An elegant four
course dinner was served at s O'Clock
Mr.. and Mrs. Davis will reside with
the brides father, Henry Teetor
They will spend their honeymoon Wis
iting Mr.. Davis relatives at Charlton
kentucky.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1911-04-19
GIVEN A SURPRISE.

Mrs. Henry Broerman was delight.
surprised at her home in South Fifth
street yesterday by Il party of friends
calling at four o'clock Those com
posing the party were Mrs II, Walter
man. Mrs. B. Broerman. Mrs. F
Macke, Mrs. F. Batter, Mrs. Will Tor
beck, Mrs. X. Shumaker. Mrs. c
Gausepohl, Mrs Ed Rainier. Mrs
Phillip Birch, Mrs, Al Pardieck, Mrs
T. Parieck, Mrs. r. Grothaus. Mrs. T
Stever, Misses Mary and Agnes Grot
haus, Josepha Rainier. Nettie Broer
man, Kathleen Broerman. Bertha Wal
terman, Alvina Taube and Helen Bat
ter. The evening was spent at cards
A delightful luncheon was served al
six o'clock