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The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1912-03-02
FARMERS WIFE
HAD HEAP TO DO
Mrs. Shepherd Was in Bad Shape
When She Could Not Stand on
Her Feet.

Durham, N. C.-"l am 4 farmers
wife" writes Mrs. J. M. Shepherd, OF
this city, land have heap to do"
"Four months ago | could not stand
On my feet, to do anything much. but q
this tune do the most OF my work.
took Cardui and it did me more good
than all the doctors.
"You don't know half how thank you
for the Cardui Home Treatment. ] wish
that all women who suffer from womoniy
trouble would treatthemsclvesa IS have."
Ladies' can easily treat themselves Ut
home, with Cardui, the woQsnass tonic.
II Is easy to take, and % gentle 3 Ito
action, that it cannot do anything but
good.
Being composed exclusively Of vege-
table ingredients, Cardui cannot ny up
trouble In your system, . mineral drugs
often do. lts ingredients having no
harsh, medicinal effects, and being non-
poisonous and perfectly harmless, Cardui
b absolutely sale for young and old.
Ask your druggist. He viii tell yen to
Try Cardui.
N.R-Wns 4: Ladiesf Advisory 0nt. Co..
ta1@neSloas. I'D 01-pa0e book. tsGall -
Ia WoeDeo sent In Diam WJope2. ooeoyh
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LENT OBSERVANCE,

Rest. refinement and growth are the
three aims sought by the church by
means OF the Lenten season which
is now on. In the first place
Lent is intended to be a time of rest
The church says the world Is ever too
much with people at large and the
round Of worldly pleasures is pursued
With a dull monotony almost to the
complete exclusion of spiritual cultiva.
ton. 1t contends that the soul cries
ont for attention: cries out to body
and mind to pause awhile in their ply.
steal and intellectual pursuits in order
to provide it also with an opportunity
Of development and growth.
The church teaches that in the sec
ond place Lent is intended to be a
time of refreshment Diocesan confer
ences contend that Lent was never
meant to be a season of dullness and
monotony, rendered intolerably weary
by the imposing of acts of self-denial
which have no meaning in themselves
and which bring no virtue into the life
but rather that it is intended to be a
season wherein by sensible rearrange
rlent of working hours and by reason
ed denial of the soul may for a time
be more diligently cultivated than dur
ing the rest of the year.
The following regulations for the
season issued by Bishop Chatard, OF
this Catholic diocese. have been read
in all Catholic churches:
I'm accordance with faculties grant
ed by the Holy See, the following are
the regulations for Lent for the do
cese of vincinnes.
81 All the faithful. over twenty-one
and under sixteen years of age, are un
! less legitimately dispensed, bound te
observe the fast OF Lent.
e. They are to take only one full
meal a day. Sundays excepted.
49, The full meal allowed on fast
! days should be taken about noon But
| If for any good reason, the principal
meal cannot be taken at noon, it is per
mitted to take the collation. at noon
and to put of the full mea! till even
Ing.
| Both fish and flesh are not to b.
used at the same time, not even or
, sundays.
| rs. Refreshment, commonly called
a collation.. is allowed in the evening
No general rule AZ to the quantity o.
fooc permitted at this time is or Car
be made, but the practice of the most
regular Christians is never to let i,
exceed one-fourth Of an ordinary meal
! &c. On account of the existence o.
such custom the church tolerates the
use of bread, butter, eggs, cheese, mill
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and all kinds of fruit. salads, veseta.
bkes and fish at \ collation..

and all kinds Of fruit. salads, vegeta-
Skes and fish at = collation..
- For the same reason it is per
mitted to take in the morning some
warm liquid as tea, coffee. or thin cho-
colate. with little milk and cracker,
or a small piece Of bread.
IS. Necessity and custom have an-
thorized the use Of lard instead of but.
tor in preparing Ash. Vegetables. etc.
"9. BY dispensation the use Of flesh
meat is allowed at any time on Sun
days. and once a day on Mondays,
Tuesdays. Thursdays and Saturday. ex-
ceoting the second and last Saturday
Of Lent
10. The following are exemp, from
| the obligation of fasting: Those un-
der twenty-one and those over sixty
years Of age. the sick. and those who
are obliged to labor hard, and all those
| who. through weakness cannot fast
without injury TO their health.
III. Persons dispsnded from the
obligation of fasting are not bound by
tie restriction OF using meat at only
ore meal on days on which its use Ia
| granted by dtspensation,
| "l2, BY virtue of an edlc, Of the
holy see. granted February a5. 1905
| fol ten years. We permit workingmen
and their families, the use Of flesh
meat once a day-and more than once
day in the case OF those who are dis
repsed from fasting-on all the fas,
days and days OF abstinence through
Out the year. with the exception of al
i fridays, Ash Wednesday. Wednesda,
and Saturday of Holy week and the
eve Of Christmas Those who avail
themselves Of this dispensation are
not allowed to eat fish and flesh al th<
same meal. and they are eAhorted Il
perform some other act of mortifica
ton, such as reciting additional pray
ers 1.-THE rosary. for example>. abstain
irg from intoxicating drinks from tn,
use Of tobacco. foregoing pleasures
amusements, etc.
We recommend that the faithful /
at all possible, observe the vigorou
abstinence at least on Good Friday.
The Paschal time during which CIV
cry practical Catholic is obliged to cor
:ess his sins and receive holy commu
MON, extends from the first Sunday II
Lent, February %. to Trinity Sunda!
June 2. both inclusive.
The annual collection for the 1r
dian and negro missions Is to be take
up on the first Sunday in Lent. A pier
ary indulgence is granted bv the Hol
Father to all that contribute, II the
receive worthily the Sacramento G
Pennance and the Blessed Eucharis
on the Sunday on which the collectio
is made. and offer prayers accortlin
to his attention"
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BIRTHDAY PARTY.

Coming once in four years, the birth.
day anniversary of Mrs. Stevenson
was celebrated last evening at the Ste.
venson home. The affair was a surprise
and was arranged for by Miss Mary
Stevenson. The evening was spent SO
cially and with games and music. AT
the close of the evenings festivities a
delicious luncheon was served. The
guests were Mr.. and Mrs Ebling, Mr.
and Mrs. John Graham, Mr.. and Mrs
James Garrett, Mr.. and Mrs. William
Thomas, Mr.. Harvey Cartwright, Mrs
James Cartwright, Mr.. and Mrs. Gus
Cartwright, Mr.. and Mrs. Brown. Mr.
and Mrs. Frank Kinsey, Mr.. Ear
Wright, Mr. Guy Garrett, Miss Doudy
Miss Abt Garrett, Miss Stella Cart
wright, and Mr.. Albert Thomas.
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TOURIST CLUB.

Misses Frances and Eleonora Robin
son were hostesses for meeting Of the
Tourist club last evening at the home
Of Mr. and Mrs. S. E. Swayne in North
Eleventh street. An interesting paper
entitled "Transylvania, the Switzer-
land of the East" was presented by
Mrs. James Judson. The converse
tion--Is there a Yellow Peril? was
led by DIR. d. w. Stevenson in the alb
sence of Mr.. Edgar F. Hiatt. There
were several guests for the evening.
After the program a social hour fol-
lowed. Refreshments were served.
In fortnight MIR. and Mrs. James M.
Judson will entertain the club at their
home in the National Road, West.
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IT IS EASY
Constipation, Sour Stomach,
Pimples, Liver and Bowel
Troubles Banished.

1t Is easy to get rid Of Constipation.
Torpid Liver. Sour, Gasay Stomach.
Sallowness, Pimples. Sick Hsadsche,
and all the Liver, Stomach and Bowel
arrangements caused by accumulation
OF waste matter and impurities. II you
know what to use, There 10 nothing
made which equals Wade's System
Cleanser. for this purpose.
Druggists who sell this product ri.
ways recommend it fully to their
customers. The csc package of Wade's
System Cleanser in sufficient for one
month. Get the Is cent package to.
day and note how quickly It clears the
complexion. banishes Constipation.
sweetens the breath. and in fact puri-
flies and renovates the entire system
Wade's System Cleanser does the
work promptly and efficiently. Strict
ly vegetable, and does not weaken or
grippe. Wade's System Cleanser IL now
sold by Quigley Drug Stores.
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RECEIVED WORD.

Mrs. A. C. Lndemuth received a
telegram from Mr.. A. c. Lindemuth.
who has been in Mexico for some
time on business. saying, that he had
arrived safely in New Orleans. He is
expected in this city Sunday evening
or sometime Monday. His many
friends will be glad to learn of his ar
rival as many feared for him on ac-
count of the revolution in Mexico. Mr..
Lindemuth was at Cactecax, the
greater part of his time
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CO-EPO SALTS WITH
THAT COCOA TASTE

Epson Salts with a rich cocoa
flavor. That is what We Calico
Epo Salts.
EPSON Salts has long been &C.
knowledged the best laxative and
cathartic. 1t is taken thoroughly
dissolved, and it's action leaves the
stomach and bowels in a normal,
natural condition. The unpleasant
taste made Epson Salts distaste-
full. We have corrected that.
BY compromising Epson Salts
with other wholesome preparations
we have secured Co-Epo Salts-Ep-
som Salts with the cocoa flavor.
and all the qualities that make Ep-
som Salts the standard laxative.
Co-Epo Salts is pleasant and pal
table-children and older people
like 1t. A 10c package will convince
you of its merit.
Co-Epo Salts are for sale at all
drug stores in 10c or Csc sizes, or.
II your druggist is out OF 1t, send
US the price and we will forward
you a package by return mail.
COCOA, SALTS CO.,
81 West oath ST., indianapolis, Ind.
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state OF Ohio. city OF Toledo,
Lucas County,

Frank J. Cheney makes oath that he
is senior partner Of the firm Of F. J.
Cheney & Co.. doing business in the
City Of Toledo, County and State afore-
said. and that said firm will pay the
sum Of ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS
for each and every case of Catarrh
that cannot be cured by the use OF
HALLS CATARRH CURE.
FRANK J. CHENEY.
Sworn to before me and subscribed
in my presence, this 9Th day Of De
cemher. A. D., 1886.
(Seal A. W~GLEASON,
Notary Public
Halls Catarrh Cure Is taken inter
nally and acts directly upon the blood
and mucous surfaces Of the system
Send for testimonials, free
F. J. CHENEY 4 CO.. Toledo. o.
Sold by all Druggists. 75c.
Take Halls Family Pills for constipa
ton
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SOCIAL EVENTS FOR THE WEEK.

Monday-Elk Minstrel show at the
Gennett theater.
The Magazine Club will hold Its reg
ular meeting in the afternoon.
A meeting OF the Dorcas society will
be held with Mrs. William Williams.
The Ticknor club will hold its regu.
lar weekly meeting.
1uesday-Mrs. Julian Gates will be
hostess for meeting Of tie Tuesday
Bridge club at her home in the Wayne
Flats.
A meeting OF the Aftermath society
will be held in the afternoon.
The Elks will give their second Min.
strel show at the Gennett theater.
Mrs. Arnold will be hostess for a
meeting of the Progressive Literary
society.
Miss Kate Dulin will be the leader
for the afternoon.
Wodnosday-A party will be given
ut the Country club by the members OF
the March social committee at the
club.
The Music Study club will meet In
the Starr Piano parlors.
No large social event 20 far has been
scheduled for this day.
Thursday-Tho Woman'C Relief
Corps will meet in the Post Rooms at
the court house.
The Thursday evening dancing class
will not meet the last party Of the or
ganixation having been held Thursday
Of last week.
Members Of bridge club will meet
The Alice Carey club will hold it,
regular meeting.
FrIday-Mrs. Omar Murray will be
among the hostesses on this day.
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ner was served at noon. A social
time was enjoyed by all and during the
afternoon light refreshments we're
served. The guests were: Mesdames
Amos Ballinger. Joseph Lahmann. Ell
mer Wore. Charles Meyer. Frank HUFF.
man. Harry Savage. Fred Meyer. Glen
Miller. Jas. E. Harris. Isaac Fuller
Walter Bennett, and the Misses Cora
Reynolds. Helen Huffman, Don Fuller
Florence Harris, Edith Harris: Messrs
Irwin Meyer. Oscar Fuller. Melville
Harris and Kenneth Fuller. Mrs
Walter Bennett was a guest OF the
club. The house was beautifully dec
GRATED in lavender and white The
club will meet in two weeks with Mrs
Frederick Meyer at her home west OF
the city
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ELECTION OF OFFICERS.

The annual business meeting of the
Woman's Aid society of the First
Presbyterian church was held Friday
afternoon in the church parlors. Off
GERS a. follows were elected:
President-Mrs. John NJ. Coate.
First Vice President-Mrs. Will
EArhart.
Second Vice President-Mrs. H. H.
Huntington.
Secretary-Mrs. c. S. Bond.
Assistant Secretary-Mrs. Hazeltine.
Treasurer-Mrs. John B. Dougan.
Assistant Treasurer-Mrs. Sokamp.
1t was decided to continue the cir
Gle meeting this week 1t was also de.
cided that during the summer the
members will make number OF
aprons and such articles and that this
fall these will be put on sale. In June
when the last meeting is held q large
social will be a feature.
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ArHENAEA SOCIETY.

A business meeting Of the Athenaea
Literary society was held Friday after
noon with Mrs. L. H. Wood at her
home in South Seventh street, instead
Of meeting with Mrs. Miriam McDivitt
as announced in the year book. The
annual report of the secretary, Mrs.
Almeda Hockett was read at this time
Mrs. Grace Mendenhau, treasurer read
her report. An election Of officers
which resulted as follows was held
President-Miss Alice Norman.
Vice president-Nrs. Almeda Hook.
EFT.
Secretary-Mrs- Minnie Conn.
Treasurer-Mrs. Alonzo Gardner
Chairman Of the program committee
Mrs John johnson.
Chairman of the flower committee
Mrs. Eliza Hiatt.
Chairman of the entertainment com.
mittee-Mrs. Allen D. Hole
Civic representative-Mrs Rowena
Randle
After the business session the pro.
gram was given. Mrs. Nancy Norman
read a paper entitled, 1.-THE Dutch Con.
stitution." This was followed by a
reading on The Kingdom of the Meth.
erlands," presented by Mrs. Johnson. A
social hour with refreshments follow.
ed.
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ENTERTAINED CLUB.

The following was received in this
office yesterday noon too late for pub.
location in that edition:
Mrs. d. F. Scherb delightfully."- enter.
tanned the members of the Friend.
ship Thimble club Thursday after.
noon at her home on Second street
The hours were spent socially and
with needlework, after which a de.
licious luncheon was served The
honor guests were Mrs. Julia Ames, OF
Cleveland. Ohio: Mrs. Joseph
Schneider and Mrs. Schultz. The mem.
bers of the club are the Mesdames
William c. Jones, Wayne Walker, Dan
lei Scherb. William Schultz, Mary
Stanley, Charles Piehl. Margaret Pit
man, v. Tweedy, Charles Heashe. vii.
liam Burg and Mrs. Willard Clear, OF
Eaton, Ohio.
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MUSICAL PROGRAM.

The Epworth League of the Grace
NJ. f. church has arranged for the
following monthly musical program
to be given tomorrow evening at six
thirty o'clock.
Hymn Number 1876
e. l.. Lesson-Mr. o. v. Kelley.
Hymn Number 1873.
Piano Solo-Seconde Valse. GODDARD
Miss Ruth Without
Vocval Solo-"O Jesus, Thou Art
Standing" .................. Geibel
Mr.. Hugh Foes
Piano Solo-To My Beloved. IT,. Scheet
Miss Edna Marlatt
Vocal Solo-"Thy Will be Dine Elliott
Miss Ruby Hugo
Violin Solo-Air on G String. Bach
Miss Carolyn Hutton
Vocal Solo-"A Perfect Day" .....
........... Carrie Jacobs Bond
Mr.. Herbert A. Pettijohn
History Of Hymn. In the Sweet
Bye and Bye"
Announcements.
E. l.. Benediction.
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70 SPEND SUNDAY.

Mr.. and Mrs. Lotus Jones and lit
tie daughter. Miss Florence Virginia,
Mr.. Neil McGinn and Mr.. E. r. Her
man of indianapolis, will spent Sunday
here the guests of Mr.. and Mrs. J. c.
Brown of South A street
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FOR MSS BURR.

In honor of Miss Mary Virginia Burr
Miss Helen Louise Hill entertained in
u delightful manner Friday afternoon
at her home in South Thirteenth
street. Little Miss Burr will leave
soon with her mother for Evansville
Indiana. The affair yesterday was in
the nature Of a farewell party. Mrs
Hin had attractively decorated the
rooms where the little guests were en-
,ertained, with flowers and ferns. Miss
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BETTER THAN SPANKING.

Spanking does not cure children Of bed.
wetting. There Is q constitutional cause
for this trouble. Mrs. d. Summers, Boa
w. Notre Dame. Ind. will send freq to any
mother her successful home treatment. With
full instructions. Send no money. but
write her today if your children trouble you
II. this way. Don't blame the child, the
chances are it can't help it. This treatment
also cures adults and eyed people troubled
with urine difficulties by day oe night
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TO INDIANAPOLIS.

Mrs. Frank Crichet and daughter,
Miss Ruth Crichet, went to Indianapo.
lis this morning to spend the day
This afternoon they saw AIaude
Adams in "Chantecler" at the Eng
lish. They will return home late this
evening.
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Mr.. VIRGINS HoNoREp,

Los Angeles papers have been re-
ceived by friends in this city telling OF
a banquet given in honor of Mr.. Frank
Virgins by the members of the Cham
Der of Commerce. Mr.. Virgins is see,
rotary of the organization. He was pre-.
sented with Ave thousand dollads and
given a six months leave of absence.
His hundreds of friends in this city are
glad to learn of his good fortune and
most heartily extend congratulations.
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MRS MURRAY TO ENTERTAIN.

MHS MOHHAV TO EN- TEHTAJN.
Perhaps the most important social
events so far scheduled for the coming
week is the luncheon to be given Fri
day at one O'Clock by Mrs Omar Muir
ray at her pretty home in East Main
street, as a courtesy to Mrs. John
noon will be spent playing bridge.
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Lorain. O.. reported recently that It
was without an e9g, None was to be
aad in the stores, and the farmers had
none TO sell. The storage markets. in
:he cities were alsounable to supply
the town. Even the most shrinking
theatrical company could have ven
tured into town without the slightest
trepidation.
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TO DETROIT.

Mrs. w. H. Brownlee and son Page
Brownlee of Detroit, Michigan. who
have been visiting friends and rela-
tives in this city returned home today.
They were accompanied by Mrs.
Brownlee's mother. Mrs. J. H Hender-
son, who will be their guest for a
month.
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NgARo IN TRACTION CITATION.
THAT cars O half hour overdue

MT carr uou OOuE OSSEuuS
now"
Don't look right away but over
there by the window IL that Calves.
ton girl was telling you about"
mo use to inquire at the window
they won't tell you anything"
willie. come away from that
door,"
III you are through sitting on my
suitcase Mister. I'll catch this car"
"She says she 10 going to Indiana
polls to get hat. ] suppose Rich
mond things amt good enough for
her"
Amt 1t terrible the way girls
loaf around this place. Wasn't 90 In
my time.
indianapolis and Richmond pa.
pers: Saturday Evening Post"
Say John. the baby 10 crying
again Push him about little"
"AlLl-l.ll aboo-o-ard."
Leaving tho city Madam"
Look here. young woman. I
don't want my name In your paper"
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FEW EVENTS.

On account OF the Lenten season.
only very few events have been
scheduled for the coming week. How
ever the week just coming to a close
has been SO replete with delightful AZ
fairs that guests as we'll as hostesses
will be glad for a few days rest
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BIRTHDAY PARTY.

Mrs. Ira Williamson was pleasantly
surprised Thursday evening at her
home on North e street by party Of
friends in honor of her birthday
Games and music were the features OF
the evening and luncheon was
served
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A journalist talked recently with a
struggling composer He inquired
whether the works of the great mas
tiers did not inspire the musician. The
musician granted that they did, but
that they do not inspire confidence in
landlords when the rent ia due, an &C.
casion for which tits we'll to be pre-
pared. even if you have to play cheap
melodies to do it.
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der for the afternoon. The
program will be response. quo
tations from Ebert Hubbard Mrs. NJ
Trimble Patterson will talk on Gov.
eminent and the Colonies Kipling,
Rewards and Fairies, will be given by
Mrs. Gloin. Miss Anna Fetta will have
charge Of the Domestic Science de.
partment and will talk about making
breads.
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REVIEW OF THE WEEK.

REVIEW OF THE WEEK.
It. has been some time since so
many social events were given In this
city as during the week just coming to
a close.
The Lucas Saxaphone Trio of Colum-
bus. Ohio. was in the city to play for
three delightful dancing parties. The
first party was Tuesday evening when
the Fortnightly dancing club gave a
dance in the Odd Fellows hall Each
member was privileged to invite a
guest. Wednesday evening Mr. and
Mrs. A. u. Gayle gave a beautifully
appointed dinner at the Country club
in honor OF Miss Stearns, of Boston,
Miss Kimball Of Evanston. ILL.,, and
Miss Gayle Of Carrelltown. kentucky.
Covers were laid for twenty-five guests.
A large dancing party was also held
on this evening in the Pythian Tenn
pie by the Friday evening dancing
class when the Saxaphone trio again
played. There were many dancers and
the affair added much to the attrac-
tiveness of the weeks calendar. A
leap year" dance was given Thursday
evening at the Country club In the at
ternoon of this day Mrs Ray X. Shive-
ley entertained for visiting guests.
However the largest and most elabor-
ate social event for the day was the
Colonial Tea given at the home of Mrs.
NJ. F. Johnston in North Tenth street,
by the different clubs afhliated with
the General Federation. The hours
were from two until six o'clock. A
number Of guests were received during
the hours. The quaint costumes worn
by the guests added to the beauty of
the occasion. Friday morning a small
bridge party was given by Mrs. Will
lard z. Carr at her apartments in the
keystone. for Miss Stearns Of Boston,
assachusetts. Miss Kimball Of Evans
ton and Miss Gayle of Carrcllton. Ken
lucky. The dance which was to have
been given last evening at the club
house by the Elk lodge was deferred
on account of the minstrel show re-
hearsals.