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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1911-04-23

Feathers are slowly coming back to the
couture.
"Naturar' linens are in greater demand
than colors.
The rhinestone bandeaus are having o.
trich plumes, often uncurled, standing up
at one side. Now and then they are curled
backward.
There are lovely bags Of white velvet
decorated with narrow stripes done in
black beads.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1911-04-23
Pineapple Marmalads.

Use perfectly ripe sweet pines. Slice
and pare, then cut into small pieces.
Allow three-fourths pound sugar to each
pound fruit. mix In granite or porcelain
bowl and let stand over night. preferably
on Ice. In the morning take from Ice
and cook gently for an hour. At the end
Of this time press through q fruit crusher
or coarse sieve with q potato masher.
Replace on stove and cook half an hour
I longer until clear and golden In color.
and until 1t curls gently when the finger
Pineapple Sauce to Serve With Toe
Put q cupful Of pineapple juice In .
cupful OF granulated sugar and cook
ZEN minutes. Add the we'll beaten yolks
of two eggs and whip over boiling water
with an egg beaten until foamy. Take
from the fire and whip again with the
stifny beaten whites Of the eggs.
Pineapple Sponge.
For this you will require three CUP
fuls of the crushed or shredded pine
apple. one small cupful sugar, a ha.f
package gelatin soaked an hour In a
tAlf cupful cold water. and the whites OF
four eggs. Put the pineapple ana sugar
in Z saucepan with a cupful Of water and
simmer ten or fifteen minutes II the
fresh pine 10 used. AL .nat the Gamer
requires IL simply heating. Add the soak
ed gelatin. take At once from the fre
and strain into q dish set in Q pan OF
Clipped leo. Who're the canned crushed
pineapple Is used 1t does not require
strAining. When partially cooled add the
well whipped whites Of tho eggs and
beat until the entire mixture IS sponSy
set away to harden. Serve with whipped
and sweetened cream or a soft custard
made from the yolks Of the four eggs. q
quart Of milk ana four tablespoonfuls
SUGAR.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1911-04-23

HGn n Appropriate. IL a0oWD
long sleeves and piests ae IL
s:ee. It IL Of sheer linen and
= trimmed with Irish iaoo IN
s-rtion. It forms the stsck
.-9ilar and q strip e che s1ls.
Large embroidered eo1nsDots m
linen. either white q sslstod.
are used In two rews inside shs
Insertion. Guns Of the lace
rcaci, TO the wrists q the long
comfortable bishor's sleeves.
4 pIeated fill Of Mnen nnishSs
the whole charming idea. 1t Is
wider at the top. and 70 en-
broidersd with line Of smaller
dots near the edge.
insertion 10 used to advan-
tags on the next blouse. II
shows tho long limo 1t the
shoulder, extending from COLLAR
10 cuff. A slight fullness IL
attained by gathers at tho
shoulder seams. The lace -
continued as cuffs on the el-
bow-length sleeves. On tho
front there are two strips Of
lace. and at the line Of juno
ton there II attached Z pisated
frill edged with lace. It 10
graduated frill Of batists. This
model can be made Of colored
batiste or wolfe. In this in
stance the lace should be either
ecru or dyed to match.
The tucked model shows hand wor
The tucks are in groups Of three and q
run vertically. which means horizontal
On the kmono sleeves. Broad cuffs q
Of lace: a band Of lace II placed on {
front, and one side Is trimmed with
straight frill tucked at the edgo.
small collar OF lace finishes the top.
In passing, let us look At the hA
There Is the large hat with fts strais
b11m and its upturned br4m. There
the turban with it, crown hidden By
high or4m, abruptly ROLLING away TN
dis face. The dropping mushroom "
= also here. with It's puffed crown .
wing at the back. Ribbon ana win
for tho practical hat seem to b ths &
portant notes a. trimming.
When wearing your frtlled AnGel
blouses have the high waist line on (
stdrt u possible. II the skirt 30 9
cut With this line. add . fittsl belt
the same material. % that the sf1s
win b given.
But the frilrs the thing by which y
can catch tho spirit OF The thing!
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1911-04-23
Candied Pineapple.

Drain the contents Of Q can Of siiosa
pineapple preferably the Hawaiian.
which has no tough fber-and cut into
pieces Of even size about half an inch
thick at the outer edge Plaoe on Q plate
30 they do not touch and dry in tho sun
or the gentle heat OF an open oven. When
tho pieces are dry (for this il essential
to successful candyinD put one pound Of
granulated sugar in q saucepan. add
cupful Of water and stir over the fire
until the sugar 10 dissolved. Remove the
spoon and do not stir again or shake the
saucepan. or else the strip will grain.
Have near at hand q dish OF cold water
and a small. clean sponge.
AS the strip boils wiring the sponge out
and wipe the crystals and steam from the
sides Of the saucepan SO they will net
fall back into the strip.
AS soon as the surface bubbles begin to
look tough add two tablespoonful Ut
vinegar and lift from the fire. Set in a
basin Of hot water, then with a fine skew
er impale the pineapple slices and dip in
the boiling siruD Place on oiled paper to
harden.
Like all other giaces, pineapple glacs
should be made only on a dry day. as
moisture makes the surface sticky.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1911-04-23
NEW LINGERIE
BLOUSES
SHOW FRILLS

mo AMERICAN wesa tAs oensinesA nspu.Edy Of the lingerie
this friendly little
hes Ssa fsysssA
,h. rs blouse
.
whss Characteristic common to the
considered
~ Let the practical
equally s6sstvs with and
make homo thst
slsus 70 made Of fournoh lace
.
Of trimming next suggested
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1911-04-23
Pineapple Sorbet.

small pieces. add two cups Of sugar and
let 1t stand over night In . cool place:
In the morning strain OF the Juice and
press the pulp through q colander. Add
to this two cups Of water and tho grated
yellow rind Of an orange. Take from the
fire, add the Juice Of two oranges and
ono lemon, cool and freeze. II you wish
to make this q granite. pack In equal
quantities of leo and salt and set away
occasionally from the sides OF the can
and stirring the whole long enough to
mix the ice with the mass. but not
enough to beat It to an even cream.
Serve In dainty cups Of crystal or china.
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JIM REED ONCE
 WON BIG VICTORY
Man Who Got All Properties of Old Citizens Street Railway Company, Died Yesterday in This City Af-
 ter Stroke of Paralysis.

Jim Reed, former patrolman ana who was for some months ght watchpan in the downtown districts, died yesterday morning at the Jef- ferson county hospital, where he was taken Monoay afternoon after being stricken with paralysis in stable on East Barraque street. His body was prepared for burial yesterday by the Holderness company and taken to Bison. his former home for inter ment. H s brother, w. K Reed, or Bison. came here and accompanied tho hodv to Rison. Jim Reed was not married and has no other reia- lives In a sense MT. Reed was
 historic character here, having been accide ntally injured during the close days of the Citizens Street Railway comnany of which the late D. c. Bell Wa. rece yer. MT Reed brought suit against the company for damages and va. finally awarded all the property loft in the hands of the receiver. Inls nronerty consisted of the rails and s+root cars which were left on Cherry street near the old car barns He disnosed of several of the, abandoned cars to barbecue meat and tamaia dealers and they were used on curb
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WALTER STRONG
 GOES TO TEXAS
Insurance Man We'll Known in Pine Bluff BecOmeS Agency SHperyiS-
 or For Southwestern Life

Walter Fl Strong, for ten years one of the best known insurance men in Little Rock, left last Sunday for Dal las, Texas, where he on Monday as sumed the position of agency super visor for the Houston district of the Southwestern L. fe of Texas.
 Mir. Strong has been with the Wood and Wood agency of the Des Muines Life Insurance Company for a num- Der of years, rising from the posi- tion of solicitor to the position O. superintendent of agencies for the company in Arkansas and M ssissipp5 In various capacities he has come ill contact with many residents of Ark ansas and especially Pine Bluff. and while there is pleasure expressed ov- ar his promotion, which all agree $ deserved, there is regret that he has seen fit to remove from the state.
 Mir Strong is one of the best known members of the Little Rock Lodge of Elks, Albert Pike Consistory, the Mystic Shrine and one of the best known business men of the city.
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LENTZ LODGE
 ELECTS OFFICERS

Lentz Lodge No. II, D. of H., met in regular session Monday night. Im- portant business was disposed of and the following officers We're installed for the ensuing year: Mrs. Lucy May field past chief of honor; Mrs. Nora Sparrow, chief of honor; Mrs Elleta Fullbright. lady of honor; Mrs. Ida Flowers, chief of ceremonies; Mrs. Laura Hope, usher; MT. D. B. Full bright, chaplain; Mrs. Do.a Blather- wick, financier; Mrs. Maud Embeck, inside watchman; Mrs. Lulu Nichols, outside watchman; Mrs. Callie John. son, recorder. All present had something to say for the good of the order.
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POSSIBILITIES OF
 THE AfROPLANE
International News Special

International News Special
 San Francisco Jan. 17.--Flying from Tanforan Park to the country club for tea and muffinsi James Rad ley and Walter Brookins, the aviators. today demonstrated the SOC al possi- bilities of the aeruplane. Returning to the aviation field 'an hour later, both aviators took advantage of the Ds:rect weather condi: ons to perform some aerial feats. Brookins thrill ed the spectators With several spiral glides from great heights and Radley in the Bleriot monoplane did all kinds of fancy aerial tricks. Tomorrow morning Eugene Ely will attempt to land on the warship Pennsylvania with a Curtiss b plane.
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son and the f nished way in which lMrs. Scruggs gave the paper. After tempting refreshments had been sery- ed the class adjourned to meet next me with Mrs. J. A. Mcleod Among those present We're Mesdames J. A. Mcleod, A. w. Scruggs, Clifford Brewster Pinchback Taylor, J. s. Wiley, John Parse, Corrine Knox. Shelby Gabbert, Harvey Hogg, D. A. Caldwell, Oliver Galbraith, James Goodwin and Miss Gammill wer, guests.
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ANNOUNCEMENT

We desire to announce to our pat rons& friends and the public gener- ally, that owing to recent Mir Faulkner is yet unable to take charge of the James Business College as announced, but MT. Oscar L. Cooper, of the same school Ch,l licothe Business College and Norma School, will have charge of the work here.
 MT. Cooper will arrive this after noon and will begin work at once Every pupil is requested to be pres. ent promptly at a. m. tomorrow Day and night sessions.
 JAMES BUSINESS COLLEGE Ger. 9th and Main. j. w. James.
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 "THE sYIRGINIAN."

One of the characters in "The Vr- gin an" the depletion of which is done in Owen Wister's clever vein
 is not a human being, but is- as in- teresting as any man or woman in the book. It is a hen-not a common hen, but one that is so firmly imbued with the importance of her mission on this earth that she spends her time in perpetually setting on any article which can by the widest stretch of fancy be thought to resemble an egg. She sits on piece of rock. on pota-
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Ouachita College Club.

The Ouachita College Club was or ganized Tusday evening in the Res. !.1oore Baraca Hall Rev. S E. Tull acting as chairman. Those prasan+ were J. P. Crawford, c. J. uaTalacr. ". P. Ke.th, J. w. Req pr. F. D ltsk, J. M. Shaw, E.. I Y; Wccl.il c. D. Guest and Mrs. w B. Pinnev. ite following o' ..:s nIie elected President, Dr. B. D. Luck, vice presi- dent, J. M. Shaw; secretary, Mrs. w. 5. Plnney; treasurer, Dn. T. W. Woodul.
 A very encouraging talk wss made by Rev. s. E. Full, pastor of tlls First Baptist church, in "Hlct he exp ss- eH the h'liaf tlai a great deal of good would be derived from such sn o1oanizat Oil not ,n's socially but all sG as an aid 'G 1T. college The club will hold 2 yer; interesting meeting next rue*ta: evening. Jan- uary A, ia Ros. Moore Rarara lall. All former On T "a s.ud-u;s ar ,lr., d to be presoni
 MRS. W n. i"N>EY
 Secretary
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HOTEL ARRIVALS
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AT THE JEFFERSON-Ch Charles
 Hooper, Kansas City; J. F. Cook, Addison, x. Y.; H. G. Walz, St. Louis; Sam M. Eber, Memphis; J. W. Lemon, St. Paul; w. l.. Goodwin and wife, Pine Bluff; A. l.. Wagner. New York; H. E. Smith, Detroit; c. WI Lintbu- c nu, Fort Smith, Bala Williams, Denton; E. P. Preddey, Dermott; T. $. Kearney, Chicago; Ben c. Niece hee, Little Rock; George w. Coker, McPearSon, Texas; J. F. Coker, Me
 Pearsonl Texas; c c. Ellen, Pine Bluff; J. ClydlA White, Detroit; A. D. Northup, Omaha; Leo A. Neimeyer, Kansas City; Jack Horne, Arkansas; T. B. Baker, Memphis; James Brizzo- lara Jr., Little Rock; w. E. Neimey- CT, New York; A. c. Moss, Pittsburg; George w List, Pine Bluff J. F.. Fouchea, Memphis; H. K. W.lbourne, St. Louis B. l.. Melbourne, Helena: J. A. Prickett, St. Louis; R. w. Gras- ty, Lynchburg, Va; w. R Manus
 Arkansas; William p. Schmidt, South Bend; Charles H. Mullin, St. Lou $; C. I. Gerth, New York; L. M Rich ardss Keen, N. H.. Hi s. Frund, New York; c. Lefkovits, Cincinnati; T. Kennedy. Cincinnati w. M. Hill, St. Louis: R. A. Cartwright, Atlanta; H. Minnis, Roe; F. y Lohoff, Evansv Il s:
 + OnGsallT. Lake Providence; \. Ferguson Wife and child, Ne" York; B. l.. Bland, St. Louis; W. +. .i2rveN Avery; Charles L. Hobbs, Detroit; Al l8. Nichols, St. Louis; V. L. Lellin, Memphis; A.. l.. Guffin, Kansas City; Edward B. Cownie, L t.
 |. ck; J. D, Crockett, South Bend Morris Jones, St. Louis; J. l.. Davis, Hot Springs; J. B. Weatherton, Stuttgart; B c. Bondurant Memp7
 AT THE ARLINGTON-H. s. Will Hams Mexico Cty; R. c. Johnson, Fayettevile R. w. Suell, Nashville Tom Boone, Mobile; F. L Rodd, Der mott; J. L. Nicholson, Detroit; c
 A. Williams, New York; Saclie Duff New York; Miss Alma Bruceley, Bos- ton: Jerry Mansfield, New York; Frank Campbell, New York; T. H Henderson, St. Louis; Miss Esthel Jayson, Boston,; M ss Julia Morris New York; w. D. Lindsey, St. Louis
 |, Burrius Florence. Alabama; Ed ward Harrell. Philadelphia; s. B. Sueed, Omaha; A. c. Lawrence, New 1 York: B. w. Moore, Little Rock; P. H. Sants, Houston: s. H. Cooper i Crosett: NJ. Richardson Cornerstone HI 0. Tate, Memphis; C.. M. Patter- son: Monett, Mo-; H. M. Champion 1 Warner: James BrizZolara, Little Rock E. F. D.nnett, and wife, Tucker; j. A. Buck, Magnol a; J. J. Murphy Magnolia; R. H' Holmes, Little Rock; John May St. Louis; A. Farm Il and wife, Little Rock; J. H. Garrison, Pa ducah; J. B. Sunderline, Chicago; R
 E. Hardeson, Little Rock; c. c. Mais- ter. Little Rock; RI w. Wilcher, St. Louis; L. B. Anderson, Jonesboro;
 Mrs. s. E. Basham and oh Id, Little Rock H. c. HaiA Hot Springs; w. A. Stenorl Magnolia; J. N. Winburne' ,Mo:t,ilton; N H. Saint, Houston Al Lawrence, Arizona" company.
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PINE BLUFF BRICK
 COMPANY OFFICERS

A meeting of the stockholders of the Pine Bluff Brick company was held last night in the offices of the company The following officers were reelected: A. Brewster, presi- dent; w. II. WestbruO vice presi- Gent, and Garland Ere Ws.:.. secretary and treasurer. The directors Were a.. so reelected and include the officers and Edgar Brewster and J. H. Wat kins.
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On-SnuggS.

~essins pnssnnsss; of much ittsrest is that
 iss May Nette V. Helton, the
 ming younedaugIter of Mir. and
 w. s. Heltohl No. 1920 South ] street to Grovsr snaggs, Eh W Il take place this evening at
 o'clock at the home of the brides nts. The nuptials will be rath- 6uiet and only the relatives and hate friends will be in attendance.
 S. E. Tull, pastor of the First list church, will off ciate. Miss na Snuggs, of Humphrey, sister of groom will be the bridesmaid and bl Steck will be best man. The hg couple will be at home imme- ely after the ceremony at No. 1920 b street. Miss Helton, the bride 'e.. is an attract 've and popniar Ing lady. Her father is a well twn contractor of this city. MT. tggs is connected with the law firm Bridges, Woodbridge and Can't. H. most energetic and ambitious hg man and worthy of the fair hg lady he has won.
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toes, or door knobs, on Jumps O. chalk, on glass eggs and on cobble stones. She is hen of high pur
 pose, and everyone who has read Ow- en Wister's novel knows that she is a real, live parsonage in whom their interest is always strong. Emily
 (for that is her name)s is to figur
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BRIEF MENTION
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A. A. Harper has returned from q trip to Little Rock.
 Ben McGehee of Little Rock, was in the city yesterday.
 F. l.. Williams has returned from a short trip to Little Rock
 Mrs. M. E. Howsen has returned from visit at Arkansas City.
 Ms. c. w. Dowell has gone to Sherrill, where she is visiting friends
 E P. Remley, of Dermott was 2 business visitor in the city yester- day.
 Henry Muense, after a brief visit here has returned to his home in Stuttgart
 Mir. and Mrs. Wi T. Woodbridge have returned from brief stay ir l. tile Rock.
 Mons:gnor J. M Lucey left yester- day morning for Little Rock, on business trip.
 h. h.. dan Headlight, was n tn city on Ius- mess yesterday.
 Harvey Mayer has retur-ed to h!S home in Memphis, after spending few days in the city.
 Mrs, R. E. Spillman and little daughter are nome from a siss.c @-ll relatives at Paragould Thomas Hill left yesterday after noon for l. tile Rock, where he will visit his wife for a few days. Mrs. A. q. Russell and children are home from Hot Springs, where they visited Mrs. Russell's mother ] Ed Cheek, special agent for the Cotton Belt, has returned from business trip to Louisville, Ky.
 MT. and Mrs J. D. Currie have gone to Winchester, where Mrs. Cur rie. will spend some time on tho plantation.
 B. o. Leftwich, travelling represen' tative for the Sawyer and Aust1 Lumber Company, is spending 1e" days in the city. Mr and Mrs. George Rogers an' daughter have returned to their nohi' in Little Rock, after brief visit Wltf Miss Irene Bocaga l Mrs. H. I. Ho1ds srness and lttl' daughter, Vida MaMGe expected home tomorrow fro% visit witt relatives at Fordyee Miss Marie Brown, of Camden "n' for a few days was the guest of INIT and Mrs S. G. Seabrook, has gone t' searcy, to re-enter Galloway College
 Captain Rees Downs ifs spending {
 " days in the city. capta n Downs is now in charge of the U, S. snas soat. c. B. Reese. oh the local r1vef
 Mrs. J. s. Smith has returned Iron Texarkana, where she attended hel son. Clarence, who was recently op erated on in the Cotton Belt hosplta for appendicitis.
 Cliff B. Foster expects to leave th' afternoon for Chicago, where ne VII enter Armour Institute to study III, chanical engineer MT. fos'er U a we'll known and popular young mal and is a graduate of the High schoo' : 4l, 1O10 class
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GEORGE MILAN
 THE NEW SENATOR

International News Special
 Hartford, Conn.,, Jan. 17.-George R Mclean, Republican, was chosen as Un ted States Senator to succeed Morgan G. 'Bulkeley by the Connecti- cut Legislature this afternoon.
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prominently in the dramatizafasn of
 The Virginian," which the I4a ahelle Virg g.nian Company is to offer at the Elks Theater. Wednesday. January p. Readers of the book would doubtless scout as futile any drama tization in which she was nut . fac- toA sa,
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IDAHO ALSO
 GETS IN LINE

International News Special
 Beise, Idaho, Jan. 1.-The Idaho House today, with but one dissenting vote, adopted the Senate memorial asking for the election of United States Senators by direct vote of the people.
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fairly good. The playing of the company was unanimously declared bad and not worthy of the small house that greeted it. Not an actress or actor in the company did their part well, which made the entire play "indigestible" for Pine Bluff theater- goers.
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POOP COMPANY Nv-..-.,
 PLAYS "ARIZONA'

According to the very small auai- ance that witnessed Arizona" at t'le Elks Theater last night, nothing can he sad in praise of the entertaih- malt except that the plot deallae with military life in the west "a1
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Fdia Bible Club.

ydia Bible Club.
 me Lydia Bible Club, of the First 'esoyter an church. was pleasantly 1'eftalned Monday afternoon by is. D. A. Caldwell in her home on '1e street. The meeting was high
 neeresting aud was beautifully |onuucted by Mrs Pinchback Taylor ~ WIS leader. The principal pa was character sketch on Rob-
 morrison. rendered by Mrs. A. w. s'usss Those present were high l pressed with the sketch of Morri-
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Birthday Anniversary.

he annivesaarySf Robert E. Legs
 hday whiAh falls on Thursday usry 1s, wilA Ye observed as leg
 holiday in tE is city. David 9 hd Chapter, F\i5ed Daughters of
 confederacY, wM celebrate the fas:on with h literary program in
 High School auditorium. The program has been carefully de up in every detail. The chap
 has been planning for some tina the program for the occasion. and
 announcement has been watched h much interest. The program as blished below promises to be high pleasing and entertaining. Fhe orator of the occasion will he
 Hon, Will Steele, of TexarRana. o will deliver the principal address e program ie as follows:
 Invocation, Rev. J I. Norris. |Tenting on the Old Camp Ground |gh School Quartette. Recitation. "The Conquered Ban f,' Miss Vashti King. The Sunny South," High School lorus.
 Address Hon, Will Steele. Instrumental solo "Dixie,' Mrs. !. Norris.
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Ie Concert.

a -1egular monthly concert by =Mnsical Coterie will be given morning at 10 o'clock at the kle A fine program has been keed by Mesdames B. w. Bocage Il R. Ledbetter, the program
 men.
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Ibeth Club.

Sbeth Club.
 ss Mary Kate B ley entertains Elizabeth Cub Saturday afternoon: bimentary to Mrs. c. M. William of Birmingham, Ala, an honor member, who is visiting in the The club will not meet with Owen as announced.
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Elizabeth College Club will
 Saturday afternoon with Miss owen.
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1 Stocking Club.

ss Lutie Montgomery entertains |Eilk Stocking Club Thursday af- kon at 2 o'clock in her home on l Fifth avenue.
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.d Ladies Bridge.

"a V. M. Harrison W Il be hos
 for the Married Ladies' Bridge Friday afternoon, at 2:15 o'clock
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sday Bridge.

] Wednesday Bridge Club Will be
 F. ined this afternoon at 2.30 Ek by Mrs. D. M- Bluthenthal.
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y For Trinity.

"A play entitled. the Crawford
 mes,' Colonial play, is to be pre- pted within the next few weeks for i benefit of Trinity Episcopal urch. Among those who will par-
 ipate in the play are Mrs. E. A fck' Mrs. B. M. Schober, Mrs. B. w..
 eeman, M ss Mary Geisreiter Miss ihle Martin. Mrs. w. T Seawell, F'ss Carolyn Rosenbaum and others. wore definite announcement of the
 ee and the program will be made luef. Rehearsals are to begin today |neh the first one will be held in the Pks Theater.
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SOCIETY
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ings in the downtown districts for several years afterwards as lunch stands.
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