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The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1912-03-25
Only Half Enuinned.


"John Jones. solicitor" vas the lcS'
epd on the big brass plate outside the
ohlce door. John Joaes had passed
through college rnd had returned TO
his native village TO practice.
Enter upon the scene the Oldest in
habitant. who always intcriered every
where and made himself n general
nuisance.
The noise Of the door opcn.ag caused
Mr.. Jones to look M. There stood old
Uncle John
"Humph" exclaimed the latter. 80
you're u lawyer, are yolY
"Ycs." replied the young man proud
~.
"And what 60 you know about lawY'
was the o,d mans nest question
''Now look here, Unele John. you
just be civll or III put you out of
here" Tho young lawyers voice spoke
OF his rising anger.
''You can't put me out"
Quickly the young mun swung round
in his new swivel chair ard seized one
of the brand new books behind him
Quickly turning over the pages, he
found what he sought.
"lf after due notice has been served
upon trespasscr he still refuses ia
leave sufficient force. can be used tc
expel said trespassor from the land"
There's the law!" he cried in tri
umph.
But the old man squared his shoul
ders ana thrust out his chin.
"Thuts So ne agreed. "But where's
the forceW- London Answers
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1912-03-25
NOT GUILTY.

TN HERE was man rode on the care,
Ag. mon have often done.
n IIe grabbed a seat wherever he could,
For he worked from sun TO sun.
Now. Ann Jorusha Bclrda pinhs
Had ideas OF her own.
Sho figured out that trolley seats
Were not for mca alone.
She crept right up behind this man.
Whogo namo was Duncan D!3znrd,
And with her h2tp!n, sharp end long,
She stabbed him Ia tho si2-ard.
He died OF course. They always do.
Tho gzzard IS so touchy.
Belinda WAS arrested 10y
a copper known as Dutchy.
Sho went to trial on n murder charge
Before old judge OCrccy,
And tho jury voted 10 iun her loose
Because she wC3 a lady.
st. Louis Post Dispatch.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1912-03-25
CHICAGO LIVE sToCK.

Chicago. March 25,-Hogs
$4,000; market slow and weak 10 SC
lower; mixed tnd butchers 720M755;
good heavy 72O@755; rough heavy
7.2O@7.sO; light 7.2O@7.55; pigs 5.1O@7.
Cattle r ceipts $4,000; market
steady 70 strong; beeves i525@S.75;
cows and heifers 2.4O a $40; stockers
and feeders 425@65O; Texans 4.5O0
5.S5; calves 5.5OGS.
Sheep Receipts $4,000; market
slow, 10 to 15c lower; native 3.95d5.S5;
western 4.S5@6.15; lambs, native, 5.75@
7.75; western 4.S5d6.15; lambs. native
!5.75Qp775; western 6.15@7.S5
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1912-03-25
NEAR BIG
ISLAND ROBBED
Several Articles of Value Carried
Away Saturday Afternoon.

Chief OF Police McDonough was in
formed of a robbery at the II. II. Ken
nell home west OF Big Island this
morning. The house was entered
through a window about . O'Clock Sat-
urday afternoon. The following ar
ticle5 were reported missing: One re-
volver, % caliber and nickel plated. I.
one knife, 50 Lincoln pehnleSFand one
book. Two men We're seer by neigh
bors who reported nhe.y strangers as
travelling in the direction of Marion.
No further developments resulted to-.
Iday
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1912-03-25

Stanley, aged four, was one Of large
family. Besides numerous sisters and
brothers, there were aunts and uacles
galore and many cous.1s The only
very young people. however, were
those I'm HIS immediate housoh3,d.
one Thanksgiving dna.ar Stanley
ga2cd solomnly aroard the table for
awhile and then anaOuneci oracnlnrly.
MY mother and The cat socm 10 be
the Only reople IN this whole family
that have ANY chlldren.'- Burlington
Free Press.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1912-03-25
Get in Step.

Across the ohio river is massive
iron bridge, bearing at either end this
notice; "All military and funeral pro-
ccsslons must break step when cross.
ing this bridge" The great iron struc'
trrc, designed 10 mold an immense
weight, cannot stand the united steps
of a body of mon. II the Woman's
Christian Temperance Union would
overcome the liquor traffic, its mom-
bershlp must work united and march
"in step" upon The foe. The Union
Signal OF March A., 1912.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1912-03-25

The Alpine accidents for the spring
and summer OF 1911 comprised rs fa-
tulites q decrease on the two pro.
ccoding years the total IN 1910 being
t2S and for 1909 the record was 1il.
The majority Of the killed were Ger
man climbers, and aftcr them Aus
trans and Swiss. The English are
in the minority, because they rarely
attempted dangerous ascents without
guides or thorough previous oXpcr-
icnce.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1912-03-25

slate is used almost exclusively Tor
roofing purposes in southern Ireland
according to Consul George 10. Cham
berlin of Cork. II Is sold by the ton
(y,2iO pounds), the price ranging from
S26.75 ton for Irish slate to $29.2O
for Welsh slate. with four-inch lap
one ton of the heavy grade will cover
about three hundred and fifty square
feet, and of the light about four hun
dred square feet.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1912-03-25
Deafness Cannot be Cured

by local applications. as they cannot
reach the diseased portion of the ear.
There Is only one WaV TO cure deaf
ness. and that Is by constitutional rem
edies. Deafness is caused bv an in
famed condition of the mucous lin.
ing OF the Eustachian Tube. When
this tube Is intiamed you have a rum
bling sound of imperfect hearing. and
when II Is entirely closed deafness Is
the result, and unless the inhamma-
tion can be taken out and this tube
ing will be DESTROYED forever: nine
cases out of ten are caused by catarrh
which is nothing but an inflamed
condition of the mucous surfaces.
We will give one hundred dollars for
any case OF deafness (caused by ca
tarrh) that cannot be cured by Halls
Catarrh Cure. Send for circulars free.
r. j. CHENEY & CO, Toledo. o
Sold by druggists. 1bc
Take Halls Famlly Pills for con
GtlDatiOn.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1912-03-25
CINCINNATI LIVESTOCK.

." Cincinnati. o.. March 25-Cattle -
Receipts 1,775; market active; shippers
66172b Deb"
calves u Market steady; extra S@
1925 'iUH
N1Hogs - Receipts Also; market sc
iower; good to choice packers and
butchers LS0d7.S5.
~ Sheep Il Receipts 24S market strong
extra 450.
Lambs - Market strong; extra s.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1912-03-25

It Is estimated by those who have
followed the annals of coal mining
that the production Of 5liS92,Ol) short
tons Of anthracite and bitumlnous
coal IN 1910 involved the loss of 3o5l
lives in p states ana provinces of the
United states and Canada. The loss OF
life exceeded that FOR the year pre-
vlous by 26.22 per cent. The fatality
for 1910 was AS Of one thousand per-
sons employed.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1912-03-25

Impclled by the highest patriotism,
the woman's Christian Temperance
Union works 60 the end that total alb
stinence shall become tile habit Of the
people and prohibition the law of the
state. We rejoice with every COM
munlty that frees itself from the IL
quor traffic Just as we rejoice with
every home that establishes total alb
tinencc as its standard. The larger
the unit, the better. But our goal is
set toward constitutional prohibition
for state and nation. Any other ideal
falls short of our purposes.-Mrs. Ella
A. Boolc.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1912-03-25

A professor in civil engineering IN
Harvard is reported 10 have said TO
David Starr Jordan, president Of Lc-
land Stanford, Jr, university, the
best advice / can give 10 my graduates
IN engineering is this, Let your COM
petitors smoke Yes. let It be some.
body else who takes the risks incurred
physically, mentally and morally by
the use of alcoholics.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1912-03-25
CLEVEIAND IyrE STOCK.

Cleveland, March 25.--Hogs-2, 500
steady to SC lower; yorllrs, lights and
mixed 7.75; heavies 1900 7GO; pigs
6.6O.
< Cattlc cars; t5c to 25c higher.
Sheep and lambs--20 cars; 7.S5 top,
g Calvcs--450; $50 top.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1912-03-25

One of the worst things about sa-
oon-dominated cities and towns is
that they dehauch the public con-
science till people lose the power Of
Indignation: In such cities the slaugh-
ter OF human life comes to be regard
ed as a necessary thing" and creates
no sensation, except in narrow cir
cles to which the victim belongs. Sa-
loon atmosphere kills humanitarian
consideration and impulses.-Home
and state.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1912-03-25

Inspector owen Pagan. OF the bu-
police force, counts himself very for
tunate - lie prospect that he will
be about again in few days. Called
by Judge Rosalsky when the Judge
found a bomb In a package delivered
at his home, Eagan was handling
the thing when 1t exploded. One of
his fingers was torn off. others lac
Grated. and a dozen wounds made In
his face.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1912-03-25
Tempera nee

The heart of humanity Is too kind,
the wisdom of the people too great, to
be misled by the sophistries of the
oi iganized liquor intorests.-L NJ.
NJ stevens, Pres. National w. c. r.
u, Portland, Maine.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1912-03-25

AS one looks into the faces Of the
many little ones and realizes how )ea-
ger the liquor interests are to catch
them and destroy body, mind and spir-
It for the money thus secured IT gives
one an intensity Of desire TO arouse
fond mothers and fathers to the dam
ger ahead unless they do their fun
duty in working against the traffic
Mrs. Hester r. Griffith
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1912-03-25

Thomas j. ut MacQusid, the Eng
r. ID is nearing his ninety
sec.al year, is stlll able to use his
pen and brush effectively
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1912-03-25

The protest against the liquor habit
is not the babbling of a lot of old
women, but the voice OF the greatest
scientists the world has ever known,
declaring alcohol as dtmstrous to the
human body and mind as is cocaine,
and the state might just as well l.
license the sale of one as the other
Mrs. Florence j.. Atkinsl
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1912-03-25

Lieut.. Gen. Nelson A. Miles, U. S.
A., retired. is being kept busy deny
Ing that the Guardians of Liberty"
an organization in which he is asso-
ciated together with former Con-
gresham Thomas Watson OF Geor-
gia, Congressman Haines or New
York, and others, has any religious
features. Cardinal Gibbons has said
the order is IAN attempt to revive
the bigotry of the A. p. A., which
was presumed TO have died OF man
ition." General Miles says 1t Is pure
ly patriotic order.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1912-03-25

We should not hesitate to enlarge
our work because our powers are
slight and our talents are small: Paul
may plant, and Apollos water, but 1t
Is God who giveth the Increase" and
He is as truly ours to depend upon as
H9 ever was to those Jews Of old. Let
US not be discouraged If there are
in the way; If we have a
mind TO work" we can overcome any
oil tstacle.-Mrs. Annie Is. Weisel.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1912-03-25
LOCNL GRNIN MAnKEr.
THREE
continued rrom Pagc ono.

two watchmen who were on duty.
They then robbed the vault Of all Of
the money It contained and ned 1t
was learned later that they made their
escape in n high-powdered automobile
and the police ara certain thnt they
were the noted phantom bandits"
who earlier in the day had held up
an automobile just outside of Paris,
r,urdered the chauffeur wounded the
owner, and escaped. This made Il
total Of three murders for the bandits
for the day \ general police alarm
has been sent oct but the men have
utterly disappeared after leaving here
and 1t is believed tcey managed to
reach their hidden rendezvous.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1912-03-25

The opening Of the Panama Canal
will effect the following saving dis
tances Europe TO San Francisco, g.
2OC miles, and to Valparaiso, 2,lOO
miles; England to New Zealand, 1GOO,
ara to Australia 800 miles, New York
10 Shanghai, 14OO miles; Montreal TO
sydney, Australia, 274O miles, New
York to Australasian pjorts, an aver
age OF 2,400 miles.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1912-03-25

"As temperance specialists IL Is our
work to close as many mouths as pos
sible from being the drains through
which alcohol, king or poisons, finds its
way into the organism Of mankind,
where it's debases, dlsintegrates, de-
oys."-Frances y. Willard.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1912-03-25
E3sVwE1NNEX1gEVEIyEEg sFY6SN
&Ma S 1 sSs |ll,!'! !! sBSHg
w 1&sS&1S5E ~
LOUISVILLE LIVE sTOCK.

Louisville, KY, March 25.-Cattle-
Receipts 1,5OO; 2@7.
Hogs-iReceopts $3.50; 4@76O.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1912-03-25

Senator Peed, of Missouri. is one
Of those who attempted TO block the
confirmation in the senate OF Nah
ION w. Pltney's nomination TO be ar
associate justice II tho United States
supreme Court Reed attacked Pls-
,ey's iabo: reco,..
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-11-26
~ Mrs.. Eilzsbsth rhompssn.

Dear MrE ThumuE1u-I am q girl 0f
% and have been "a member 0f the ~.
q. church since was little girl
A few months sgo Q met man o. -.
he De- q Catholic. drinks q uttle-d
have been sold be drinks pretty freely
az times us thinks there - no harm
az an On going into a saloon % spend
few hours af cards 90 pool with his
associates. 9 notice shat most " hia
associates are men that drink and
spend their EVENINGS around tho ca
lo0us
lie treats me nicely ans seems nice
only Hg persists ln smoking a hig pipe
while Oh mE company lie wants me
90 marry him and wants me 60 bs b
Catholic and doesn't want me % 60 %
ne ~. De- church any more. lie wants
60 b. married hy priesf. etc. Hs
works and makes good WAGES but has
not saved suy % bis money. Please
advise me-
A WORTHY YOUNG LADY.
Tn afraid THAT sou are not suited "a
each other GO aI You have been
brought up In widely different whya.
with a different SET 90 conventions and
morals Eren ~ YOU become Ca.f1lIr
you would not De- coufantrd. and you
pr1bably could not make home inter-
eztinE enough 90 Keep him away from
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-11-26

bis drinkinT and pooi-playing com
panions.
I would think more than twice be-
fore margins such q man and hsn
would follow Puck's advico-'D9n't-
Dear Mr.. ThompsOu-tD I am q
SRI o. as and I have had Invitations
20 basket bau games. parties and the
hter with boys of my ages but mo
nlother viii noe consent 90 my EoInH
Am I too younEr go I have a blazer
hat and coat VIII they he in style
next year, ca Ten 81 us Elria ara
going % organize e sorority. Can you
suggest q suitable namef
BLUE EYES.
Cd ! think you are Zoo young. my
dear little nrl Mother knows bes'
ca II r. hard 90 tell You probably
win - able % wear them next sprinz.
tBl Take tio initials 90 your Carts
tiGn names and aoa n you can't maks
one OF two words out 81 q that wii
form q name FOR your sorority.
Dear Gtrs Thomrson-ti) There Il
q very mice young man ~ my age
would like - meet. . know hts name
and I am quite sure be knows mine
a. Ne smiles whsn ne meets me on the
streets. How could ! meet him I'm a
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-11-26
NOTES FoR
sHAkEspEARE Clue.
LCanlLnueI !

lT Give a synopsis of bis rharac-
teTiatics and determine whether he ~
represented az monstroaity or
whether be IL q wen deilnsatsd prtn-
live man.
r. which s superior. be or the
drunken butler whom BE- proposes %
adoraT
is what circumstances contested
with Miranda contributed "a hts cred
uHyG
30. does sis character show DE-
veiopment during IRE course q ne
playe
a. Callban compared 20 Ariel The
auciauts divided nature into the four
elements az earth. afr. Ere. water and
fancy ncvNonihed them and save ua
syirha 81 ar. maids - water. aaia-
manders % Gre ana rnoues % sarth.
Tho author HueEcsta an unaloEy be-
tween human nature and tie forr ele-
mrnts-how these have their division
into upwart-tsndinG and downward
tending iuat aa man has his higher
and his lower nature a critic re-
marks tSaf Ariel e an elemented be-
inW % the higher order. Identified with
the urward-tanding elements e afr
and IRE. and with the higher stature
% mans Calfhau ia ar eiemenfed be-
Ing 81 TIE lower order. idenfiasa with
che downward -tenfinF elements a
earth and water, and the lower nature
of man.
Ths very name ~ Ariel 20 borrowed
from air. and re e addressed Thou
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-11-26
Why French Women
Always Look Young


Tn Ffance mothers and dauEhtora iaak
tka sister Z tried tn md uut how thn
women wrFa ahie o. refain tHsir Veuthf,tI
laaAH unlI lnuH past middle aHa . learn
~ Wat tIHf urH much NIven o. the uaa
uf merceined waN ThiH ear possesses 4
rafnarkal In ahHnrhent property whlrh
nHirkiT removes fhn nae uaFffrfnH ~
lHAiNie Wnfrn are constantly dying muN
watch aro fhe immediate rauaa n a. ~ !
lanhlHN complexion Thua ere WNaiter.
leaithisrs FuunEer HkIn beneath Is giNsn
a chance to breathe ara ahuw Itself i've
tried Niia tFeaffnTnf myself Oh less than
tWn wnNfH ny complexion has become ~
clear. aoft End beautiful ~ "a ynuua FiFfH
NHHf enc ounce 81 nnnrrailnnn waN can
American druggists have it1 fid tha WORK
Ne We ia plt on nights me celd cream
md wnHho8 ~ mornings
Annt1er valuable secret Z learned frou
ne NFench was hUw tn duirig.T rsnuVs
wrinkles one ounce of powdered aaKa-
zee Dissolved in "a hair rInt witch basel
MAKES q mHrleIauHiF elective aHfriuHrui
elton. Tne face should 81 uathed in this
ally untl the deepest lines have entirely
fiaappeared tudv1
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-11-26

which are but ar. s4.gs. The iasufi-
hcauen wifn ere is not less complete.
unen deacribinE TIE shIpWreck Art.i
does not say that ~ sel the ship u-hr1.
but rhat tho ship was AN a-nre With
me" d. g aii.
Now IN ne ualst he do1k, IN every
cabin.
famed amusement: sometime no
divide.
Ana turn In many places.
His qualities are those % afr and
ORE. He T. Invisible. o. q a08-1. bur
can take shape az 81 acts Like aIr %
IRE he can penetrate everywhere
T. tread the o1ze az fr. salt deep.
To run urou the saH wind % the
north.
To 90 ms business b. ths veins o.
tfe earth
when d 10 baked vfth frost l. 3. s52-S
Ha natural speech Be- musig. 81
waves of air. Hia ideas are those
which are associated wlth air-IlbeFfy
and cwur rrEeuce. q. 9. 3fts " f8s.
Where tsa bee suckH. there suck ].
fn cowsir'H bell 3 Has
There 3 couch where evils a. CRY.
con- che bats hack Z a. ny
After summer merriIy merrily. merrlly
shah Eve now under ire blossom that
hangs on ire b0ugh. 8. Z. ss-sf
Ike the nir be- reflects human emo
lions without feeling them.
Ar'ei-n sou nov behsld them. your
affections would become tender
Prosper0-Dost thou think 90.
spiritg
Ariel-Mins would. cir. were 7 hu-
man. 9, T. ~.
The reason ~ bic cruel suffering az
The hands ~ syoorax is suncicnt e.
connect Ariel with the upward tea
denotes ~ human nature. !. 2. aTo-s0.
Daiihau in contrast e. Ariel IL ad-
dressed ~ prospero S. Thou earth.
thou.' .. 3 3if, and terms like mon
ster." fmoon-calf "dispropurtlone Z
shape" so constantly applied 60 aim,
just express the uncouthness tradi j.
q nally associated with the earth
Gnome. The counection with the eie-
mCnt % water u suggested b. attach
ing the iaca fish 90 his personal az
pearance. When he Is fret seen by
Trinculo. the latter questions. "a man
or q hshe" 2. e zgs and Antonio says.
zone of them r. plain fish" s. 4 2s5.
Ha does not perform the Euperhuman
feats such a. distinguish Ariel. Tor
the source from which Caiihan would
derive his wonder. working power. hts
mother sycoraz. - dead before the
play opens
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-11-26

Crimson and green were the colors
chosen Tor tha pretty kitchen shower
at which Miss Ida pnlmen compli-
mented Miss Emma Wilson yesterday
afternoon. and The rooms a. enc hoe
pitahle home were bright with flowers
end pretty EirlH, u taeir lovely after
noon Euwna .riaiuF with toe after
noou in beauty ana brightness
woodland smiiaE and Rariands OF
crimson gave fhr rooms q setting that
Currespon8ed wlth the cordial warmth
of greeting that met the young homo
rec. when tho attractive young hostess
escorted her 60 the place % honor
81 air of mystery prevailed. hut the
atmosphere &c expectation gave rlnro
90 daliEhted appreciation when. after
the guests had on arrived and gath
crrd about tho unH hostess and her
honor guest tha door vas suddenly
HunH auen and cunning little cook
drove u. thf dainty little thorough
bred which drew the raIy beribhonod
waEgu being none other than pretty
Miss GLADYS Turner. che small and
must Une.ruf cook Miss Dorothy An
Heu. Arrived az tHa hIrh stool On
which Miss Wilson IaH beer crrrmun +.
iausIy seated. The Fav uttie atoed
stopped short in her tracks and the
email tnok. diamounted and presented
"a tho pretty bride-to-be such an ar
ray of useful aud funny kitrhon
things a. would delight tho heart o.
any housewife to-be
ice and salad cournea we're served
end TIE punch table wroathed n
crimson and Erern. vac presided over
~ Miss 0eneVleve shuttisworfh. at
trnrtiveiy Eouued On cream hca over
Blue satin
Miss Wilson wore "a lovely after
noon fruek 20 bloc charmeuse with
ne black picture hat and tho Miss
halmea. white lingerie over blue ana
Ara ~ E wilson's ruun was of
Erey satin. and Mra Lee Mcdonnell o.
Tampa, the brides sister was F8wued
IN dark blue Hik worn with deep red
picture hat
Aauiaang tho young hostess. Were
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-11-26

This Attractive evening gown is de-
volored tn pumrudour Hilk and ALL
over lace. The lace forms b hchu ever
the riEht side o. the corsaac. terminal
inr with e bow ~ black velvet al the
left Side on the front band % fur
and a ruTla q lace finish the nchn
on the skirt the lace is drapsd down
the side Of che front over the right
side. part ~ Be- being drared % ths
back az part forming the train. A point
90 ths Ella forms tn points on the left
side az The oorsaEA and these are held
by beads over che shoulder
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-11-26
ADMIRAL FLETCHER
AND AIDES DINNER GUESTS.

talned 81 dianer last night Tor Al
miral Fletcher and aides. Captain
simpson and Lieutenant Rowan
Also euloying their hospitality were
Mr, and Mrs william o. knowles. Mrs
] :. McGauEhey. Mias Belle Brent end
AIins Cora Mallory.
Afterwards NJ and Mrs. Muldor
entertained the Admiral and bis aides
az the Carnival Minstrel show. end
at supper after the Ministries az ere
san Carioa.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-11-26
AFTERNOON TEA ON
.THU MICHIGAN.

A number % Informal afternoon tea
parties aave been given aboard the
nattleShips during the past fsw days.
and one % The most deliEhtfui was
EiVen en- sunday afternoon on The
Michigan. AmunE che guests we're
Major and AIRS. Whitmure Captain and
Mrs. John A Berry and Captain and
Mrs. a. A. Mayhach 20 Fort narran-
cas-
Captain and Mrs Berry entertained
several ~ the officers ~ tha Michi-
san AZ dinner On sunday eveninR
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-11-26
TO ENTERTAIN At DINNER FoR
WHITE WILSON BRIDAL PARTY.

Miss Patrea Thicsen win entertain
this evsning a. diuner for Miss Lnnan
Wilson. her guests being Miss wilson
and her hanCe NJ Edward white. and
briday party. Among the dinner guesta
vii be Mr.. Rudolph Thieson and bis
bride. Who was Miss Mary Traylor az
Atlanta. who win remain On Pensacola
until the last of the. week. As the guests
of Mr Thicsen'a parents
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-11-26
FIVE HUNDRED WITH
MRS. WAITMORE.

Mrs. Whitmore wiu BE- hostess this
afternoon % the members % the Rive
Hundred club az her pretty quarters
at the garrison
The tive Hundred club. which meets
eaca week Is one 90 the Informal ways
- entertaining which adds much Co
che pleasure ~ RnFriHnn Wfa