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Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1912-01-28

matinee The Round Up Is one OF the
plays that can always come back in
triumph. The battle scene OF the third
act Is the most stupendous Of stage ef-
fects. The appearance OF twenty mounted
Indians riding along the ledge Of rock IN
dizzy height. Is thrill indeed. but Il is
far surpassed In the incident at the end
u the act. where slim Hoover, the
sheriff, and a troop OF cayalrymen are
shown in actual hand-to-hand fight with
a hand OF Apache Indian narauders. In
the last act a troop Of cowboys is shown
riding bucking bronchos. feature nsYer
before seen In what Is termed an lin
door, attraction. The east includes Rap
ley Holmes. Mitchell Harris, Harold
Hsrtseli. Harry cowan. William II. sui
Ivan. NJ. L. Kelsey. William cuakiin.
Frank Val. w. n. BAILEY. Edwasd +.
settle. Jacques Martin. James Asmusn,
Gerda Hsnius, Inca Maeaulsy and Matte
Edwards There will also be a large
auxiliary company Of genuine cavalry
men. scouts. cowpunehers. Mexican, va
aueros. Arizona girls and twenty highly
trained eow-ponies from the Arizona
ranges.
Lulu eraser. In the musical sensation.
Miss Dudelsack." viii be the attraction
at the Brandess for three days. starting
Thursday. with a matinee on Saturday.
The scene OF the operetta Is laid In
picturesque Scotland. with It's highlands
Of heather. brilliant p.aids. bagplpes and
ancestral halls. Miss Chaser has the role
of q bonnka Scotch lassie. who Is called
Miss Dudeiseck by a doting foster
father. who brings her np In Ignorance OF
her noble birth. II is said the part Is BY
far the best In which this charming
eomedienns has appeared since Dolly
Warden" The music ls. we are told. Of
a very high order and Is Of the Nlennese
school Of which The Spring Maid" and
..Ths Merry widow are samples. Ths
supporting company consists Of twenty
one light opera artists. several Of whom
have, sung in grand opera both in this
country and in Europe There is also q
splendid chorus Of forty picked voices
and an augmented orchestra Prominent
IN the east are: Thomas Richards. George
Graham Jack Mckay. Arthur clough
David florence. William d. Chaser
Anna Llchtsr. Bertha Holly and -AiIc'
Sullivan
FraHk Mcintyre. the heavyweight fun
maker. who. for the past three season.
has been the Bob Bake OF James Forbes
comedy. The Travelling Salesman
GENES to the Branaeis. February to J
IN .-snobs.- a sktiriesi farce By Gecrg
Brorson Howard. In which he Ia
scored triumphs at the Hudson thester
New TORI. and The nihols thcatc-. Chi
cage The big comedian in ''sn0bs assay
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1912-01-28

Gus Fay, OF the Big Gaiety'' COM
pany. which will be the offering at the
Gayety for the week starting this after
noon. has proven that legitimate stars
have a place in extravaganza n they
possess personality and JUNCTION to a
sufficient degree TO make their work APP
preciated. Able and worthy seconds to
Mr. Fay are Al Herman. Eddie Lovett,
Clara Racket. Maude Poole. Al Bannan.
and the classiest chorus on the Columbia
circuit The opening satire Is "A Florida
Entertainment" The usual amount Of
novel and surprising ensembles will be
introduced. An excellent clio Of vaude-
Vile novelties will be interpolsted In
the entertainment by Al Herman, "the
black laugh; West a Benton. singers
and dancers: Majestic Musical -Four,
emperors Of harmony and that tumble
Of laugh chances. Fun IN jail" Ladies'
dife matinee daily starting tomorrow.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-09-05

tp lit infolge bon @erletl,ngen, oie
lie beim Stur5 bon ibrem Heitpfero
erlitt, irriinnig g%emoroen, nno man
muBte lie nah ser Staatsanltalt fir
@eiltesfrante in Danfton bringen.
geim stur5 erlitt lie cine @erletung
Ser @irbellaule.
Mber0een. - Ser berii6tigte
ginbred3er, Mauber un0 8el0idyranf=
iprenger u@l1nnp" Mcslleer lit aus
oem geiangnib SIT Siour Salts GUS
gebroten, un0 u1ier Noil5eidef Sl1mp
lit Oapun bena6rihtlgt mor0en, Den
aerl 5u per6uften, menn CT lId out
Sen bieligen StraBen 5eigen lolte.
sluf Sic grgreifl1ng oes SHIPPERS lino
5000 gelett moroen.
MapioGitp.- @ill ion Marlb,
ei11er Ser reiditen u&anh" =geliter am
Mapio Greet, hat lebte @ohe NIT Ore
iten t%eguunen uno %bebauptet, 40 gl1=
lfel per Afer 8etreioe erbulten 81 6a=
BEN. Sener 6armer bat 200 Ifer
inn @elis. Sem 8etrei0e mar olrf=
ifnittlid flint SUB boh, ma6reno Der
Safer in Ser Ndbe Don Eactola biz
sur @0te Don iefs SUB itano un0 on
mallde11 SteGen 100 8uTbel pom
slfer gegeben 6at. 9urd Sic gan5en
Megiouen Ser ~Sia5" lit ein GROCER
lteberfluB an &n%rtoffeln, 3uferrllbe11
un0 gepfeln.
9eao. = Sic @ornitafe Mining
60. fat oas geiamnte gigentbum Ser
Siooen Tortrne Mining 60. 0ur6 Ell
men GerfaQserflarungsfauf erporbe1
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-09-05
Garl Marr Don Great 9eno, Elm

- Garl Marr Don @reat 9eno, ei11
Shmuger DON @ilb. Gdes, iturb
Counting int Breckenridge 9oipital am
9unqenfieber. H Naldite ISOLDE miro
Mnton @ibles iein &inomo=5beater in
Breckenridge er0ffnen. Muf Sem
8auplobe Ser abge6rannten gromn=
Miihle miro iebt BON SEN &ontrafto=
rem Moulton & gpans Don Mi11nea=
polls cine rere, feuerii6ere Miible er=
riftet uno nit SEN mo0ernlten Ma=
i6inen ausgeltuttet gegen einen &o=
ltenbetrag BON 10000 Collars. SIN
September ion 0ielelbe fir Sen ge-
trieb fertig ieirr. = Sic S%traBen6abr
5miider bier un0 breckenridge ideint
lid iebr gut SIT be5a6len, Senn Mftten
lino nift 5u %perfaufen. 9os ein5ige,
mas sic 8eieqldaft jebt %0erfauft, fins
1idets fir 5 Gts. sic 6abrt. T..
SlS=9 afota.
Siour Sails. = 3ie 5m0lf
Sabre alte Martba Rasmulen, Sic
Dor mebreren 5agen bei einem Stur5e
Don einem 9aume auf Ser 6orm III
res Gaters einen gruh oes &iidgrats
erlitt, lit nod am 2eben, un0 Sic 9ler5-
te boffen, lie auh erhnlten ST. f0nner.
Mean bat etnen Ieil 0es gebrodenen
Miifgruts entfernt un6 Sic 5mei Der
lesten &ippen eingeridtet. - SRI.
gthel $. 8ul0rioge aus Sltrner Count
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-09-05

an. gs befuno iid cine gan5e an'
5ubl aoitgdnser in oem 9otel, als oas
6euer ausbra6, ood lit gum Slid
fem Menldenleben gu Sdaoen ge=
fommeu. Gus 5elter entitanO IN Der
aiide, uno es lit gewiB, 0ub es ourf|
4erpline angefuht moroen lit.
Sem Salem. - Gin II Sabre
otter 9urite, melder DON ieinem So
ter ar1sgeian ot mar, a1Oere Mrbeiter
uor elmer 1pnamiterploiion in Sen
Miten Ser .. 6. =. So. 81 morllen,
lit ielbit bei Sem ltnfaa on Sen Mr1nen
uro I'M 8eliht ihlimm perlest nor
Sen. Ser iunge @fann batte gu lunge
an Sem gefdbrlid1eu Stre oermeilt,
ulro es lit MIR ieine eigene Sdl1lo,
err hotte als @arner Inn Sic @efabr
milien iolen. MIIe an0eren Mrbeiter
6rahten iih 5eitig in Siherbeit.
@abpeton Correspondents. } -
Ias 11eue @ptrtballS luBt nit 1eoem
5ag n1e6r oenErahtbal1 erfennen, Sen
es nad) leiner @ollenourw 0nri tenen
mir0; Sosielbe mir0 nit Sen an0eren
6ffeutlihen Bebal1oen l1nierer StaOt
Elm qroBitGotiides 8eprage p%erleiben.
- SEER 9lic. Iri6a uno @emublin,
melhe oas gol0ene Sod15eitsfeit binter
lih buben, fins noh 10 friih un0 mum
ter, mie manhe Dor Ser lilbernen
@oh5eit. = Trau Sp. 9imperid1 BON
ct. Glou0 befinoet lih bier BEL Ser
iSralt ool1iie Seifert SIT @aite. =
Martin M1tfnpitih reiit lest fir eilte
Spe5erei=Tirma nit gntem grfolge.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-09-05

(eeten 5mei Monate bei i6rer 5ante,
6rau 2eonur0 &ufler in 9ienit itun0,
lit Montag ms elterlide @uu5 5uriif=
gefebrt. = @eldmiiter Smen urpo
9ernaoina @agner uno SRI. Sbereiia
@orpobl pom tier 6aben iih als 30g-
hinge Ser Sauf Centre @odi4ule etn=
tragen laiien. n.
Moro=Safpta.
9ismarf.- 6runf Grlpin, Ser
5meite Don Sen Dor ei1rigen Sagen aus
0em 3udt5auie al15gebrohenenStraf
lingen, lit. in Ser 8egenO Don DC
&en5ie feitgenomnten mor0en; man
fano i'm neben Sen 8ahngeleilc::i
ihlafen0 Dor. 6inter Sen an0eren lit
man nit 8%lutbun0en ber.
Bran06orfs.- 3um eri ten
mai in ser 8eidiflte 0e5 Staate5 mer=
Sen Tral1e1r ais 9eleguten lire Cite
ein11ebmen bei Sem &onpente Ser
Tortldrittspartet, ser in Sarge 6ieie
@ode 6reitag Ituttfin0en miro. 2ie
meiblihen 3elegaten nebit grlub, Je
cine aus ie0em Gountp, f0nnen uber
MIR uber gr5iebungsfrugen mitittm'
men ur1S boben je cine bolbe Gimme.
@ilmot.- 3us 3relden lit IN
oiel Ter @egero I'M pouen @onge. gts=
fer muroe BON feinem @ei5enfel6e Elm
grtrug pom meniger ols 19 8uibels
per s(fer gemeloet. mdbreno mebrere
25 8uihels liefern. Ser 9urhifnitt
oiirfte nidt iiber 90 @ulbels betrogen.
Berite gift einen 9urfihnitt BON 40
bis go 9ulbel5 per Mcre, Safer einen
iolden Don so Biz go 8ulbel5.
Samestomn IT, Iurd Sic An=
fun It elmer @niolinien0ung BON TO-
900 @oGonen lit porldufig Sic Notb
in Sire lem getriebs= uno 8remi toff
fir uniere @egen0 mie0er beieitigt,
melhe in Sen letten @ofen lebr BE-
dngitigen0 gemeien lit. Ser Ser
6rul1h an @ololin fat in oieiem Sob
re ieit 1911 in Nor00afota I'm ein
3rittel 5ugenommen.
n.-9er 2%2idbrige Sobn
aaufn1onn lit ourh Sic 5ufaaige Gnt=
(ooung oes gemehres leir1es grroers
getootet moroen.
gnoerlin. : @ermann Ser
nom muroe auf Ser Steae getootet,
uls tin Elm junges, nod nift 5uge=
rittenes Efero abmarf. Gr ltiir5te 10
mgluflif, OuB Iein @enid brah.
@aIlepGitp. SIM Northern
Gacific @otel brah Elm 6euer aus
melfes gegen 200 Collars SduOen
anrihtete. Mun ninrnrt 8runolttftung
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-09-05

ur1S 5Dar fir Sic gerlt1ge Summte DON
$4,000. Ser Scout idlieBt 1000
9lder 0es reihiten gr5lanoes in Sen
u0ia5" u11Ber Sem an0eren gigen=
tbum. 9iele Mfire nuroe sur 3eit
mai a1f etne MiQion Collars abge=
lhast, unS Sic Ter6elierungen baben
aaeil1 $780, 900 gefoltet. Son Ser
&aufern fins aqein r~iiditdnoige
Steuerl1 int 9etrage Don $4,000
uber,1ommen nur0en.
6uron.- Sic pom 8. bis IS.
Sep1ember in @l1ron ltattfinoen0e
Staats=6air oeriprift groBortiger 5l1
mer0en als je 5upor. Die Gorberei-
tungen oes Iireftoriums 0euten So
rnuf fin, oaB es cine ser beiten uno
qroBten Staotsaus lteuungen inn @e=
item u1to Norbmelten iein miro. Sic
giirger 0es Stautes u10 b%elon6ers Sic
Tarmer Ioaten niht peridun1en, Sic
Musltelung 5u beluden, 0enn es miro
Sort piel Sebemperthes u1o 9ebrret=
DIES geboten meroen. Cine groBe Nm
sabl Counties baben gemeinidaftlihe,
logerat1nte Gountp-MuslteIungen fir
Sic Staatsfoir arrangiert urto a1Ber=
Sem uer0en piele Tabrifen un0 9an=
%oelsbduler lire gr5eugniiie ul1sitel=
len, numentlih miro 0os neueite IN
lun0mirtbiduftliden Maidinen por=
gefiihrt mer0en. = Nolitiihe Steiner
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-09-05
&eriteigerung

slui Ser 6arm oes ltnter5eidneten
inn Conn ct. Soiepb, cine Reile
n0rolih Don Tilage ct. Soiepb, ner=
Sen am Iienltag, Sen 10. September,
1912 morgens 10 l1br aqe 5arm= uno
@ausgeratbe, Sic ii6 ale in better
Sronu11g befinoen, uno Ser gauge
Giebltano, morunter Sic mertbooQlten
Nferoe u1o belten Aiibe, oifentlib oil
SEN Meiitbietenoen perlteigert meroen.
Cine Ser bel item 8elegenbeiten einen
guten ginfauf 5u maden> mo5u
frel1no(ihe ginla0ung ergebt BON
8ernbmb &neuel,
ct 81. Sniep9, Ninn.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-09-05
81 %perfanfem.

Ws0bel= uno 2eidenbeituttlngs=8e=
idaft in Yier5, Minn., gilage nit
etma $50 ginmobnern, an Ser 600
gilenbabn gelegen. 6rame=@ ebduoe,
30x1t0 SUP, Miet6e $4,000 per
Monat, nit 5urnace @ei5ung, Staot=
malier un0 geleudtungs=Spitem fei=
ne Musitattangsgegenitdn @aaren=
porratb miro beim Snoentar $1,000
bringen. Iu9 8e6duoe 81 faufen,
menn %oerlangt, gu $4,000. Madt Elm
lfone5 8eldaft. 8run0 oes 8erfau,
fen5: an0ere @eihafte beanlruden Sic
gon5t 3eit. M0reiie:
39=4t q. 6. Mado, Nier5, Wtinn.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-09-05

oie;es entlllo lifL uno Ste 2roung
>ru1g Dem anuben in oas 8eblrn,
uoourh iein al1gerblidlider SOB ber=
beigefiibrt muroe.
IuIutd.- Aagentein berrlht
tier unter Sen &oblenban0lern Ste
NnIift, ouB I'M fomme11oen @l11ter
i'm 9lor0meiten Elm Mangel an Start
fohlen herrld3en meroe. 9ies lit u1f
perihie0er1e ltriahen 5urild5ufubre11.
2Ssn erIter 2inie fon1n1t bier Ser Streif
in getraft, Der nit itd brofte, ooB
crit am /. Stunt Sic eriten @urtfob=
lenienoungen in SEN bieiigen Gods
gintruTe1, Sic I'm iene 3eit tire Start
fohlenporr1tbe gdn5lih erihopft bot
ten. s(uh lett Sem 1. Stunt moren
Sic ShiffahrtsperbGltniile feinesmegs
befrie0igen0. Sic lea1daf=
ten auf SEN Seen muren Sen gan5en
CONNER iiber lebr in Mnlpruh ge=
nolnmen uno es belteht Elm Mangel
an &oblen0umpfern. Nebel un0 'on<
7tiges lhleftes @etter buben Sic
Tahr5eiten 9erldngert unO oa5u
fomnmt Nun nod Elm Mangel an @ag=
aon5 in SEN @afen. Sebt itehen MIR
mehr 0rei Monate fir Sic @erlen0ung
sur @erfiigung ur0 innerbalb 0ieIer
3eit n11B auh sic groBe Grnte befor-
oert merSen. l1eberOtes merOen Diele
Shiffe fir gr5perien0ungen ge=
6raudt. 3ie ein5ige &etturgsmog-
lidfeit liegt oarin, 0oB es lih oiel=
Ieidt m0glid ermeilen miro, In BEN
Safen 6es Sitens sic &ohlenoorratbe
Serart bereit SIT ite1en, SAB Ste Shitte
roih CUR Hiidfobrt nit &ohlen bela<
Sen meroen fonren.
@elt Union (Gorrel ponoen5).
= Serr Sobann Sum ud mur0e lebten
Sonntag BON ieiner Satin nit einem
muntern Sohnfen beldenft. = So
7eph Sdmis it. pon Melroie bat Iif)
hier haiiuslih eingeridtet; er geoenft
SEN @iebhonoel SIT betreiben. =
Sofm. P. Mthunalilts, >. e. g, DON
ct. S2sohns permeilte Sonntag hier bei
Ser Tomilie Nif. 8ans 5u 8alte. :
Solepb Iimmers BON bier mar einlge
Gage @eitafte balber in geelrole, =
Soiepb 6rihen bat ieire bier gelegene
6arm perfauft un0 miro nit 6an11l1e
iein Semi nad g%eor00afota oerlegen,
no er in einem @lepator MnlteQung
qefun0en fat. = Sic. 8rommenlh en=
fel un0 6rau bon Sauf Centre mare1
lebten Sonnteg bier bei Ser Sum1l1e
sos. Mnrtbaler auf 8eluh. = SRI.
GbriItina S6ltht, melfe mdbren0 oer
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@as mir ME perge0en

geu1aB Ser @illenltaft lin0 Saden
Sic perbun0en iino nit l1nierm friib=
5eitigen @ausleben, iolde mie 9ud=
lens Nrl1icu Salbe, Sic Mutter o0er
0roBmutter gebrul1dt fat, UNI @ranc=
munoen, 9el1len, @rino, @eben,
@autau5lhlag, Sdnittmunoel, Ser
renful1ges1 ooer G1eti6ungen 5u Eei=
len. Gier5ebn Sabre lange @eilun=
gcr beltatigen ibren Seroienit. l1noer=
gle;tlih fir @dlnorrboi0en, @iibner=
al,gen ooer grfaltun1gs : Iusid1lag.
Nllr % Gents in Molitor5 Irug
Store.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-09-05
Sanfiagnng.

Aqen, Sic unierm REINFORCEMENT
8ntten un0 Safer ma6reno ieiner iie=
6en @oden langen &ranfbeit bulf=
rei9 sur Seite marerr uno ibm @orte
0es 5roites ipen0eten, lomie aaen,
melde ibm Sen lebten gbren1ienit er=
mieien un0 ieiner Seelenrube inn &C.
ge0often, lit biermit unier auf=
1anf erl tattet.
Gbrtitina &remers,
st. Soiepb, Minn.
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Tarm 5m perpadteu.

Meine zoe Mder Spauloing Jarm.
60 Mder unter Nflug, aae5 einge=
5aiumt, genug @ieIe unS @eioe, fir
6aores @elo bidig SIT oerpahten. Mp=
plifanten m0gen lth DOR Sem 20.
September meloen BEL
George @a11pt, Melroie, Miun.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-09-05

bon nationnlem Suite meroen am Ct
offnungstage, Montug, Sen 9. Sep
TENDER, Mnipraden balten. 9ie gro
ben politiiden Narteien meroen per-
treten leill. Ser erite Sage loQ Ser
qr0Bte u11o 6e0euten0ite Ser alu5itel=
luna merOen.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-09-05
Ser &erbraud, an See Cream lit it

Ser %crbraud IN See Cream lit in
unierem 9an0e in Sen letten finn
Sobren Don funfun5funf5ig auf bun=
0ert MiQionen Baaonen geitiegen,
fat lif ollo nabe5u perOoppelt. @os
man ii6 ni6t bloB merfen lollte, no
ii6er Sic bober Soften Ser 2ebenser=
holtrng bitige Ge6utten gefubrt ner=
Sen, ionoern audi sort, no man Ser
Mngelegenbeit fiihler gegeniiberl teht.
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s. 81. Gmith.

.Gbiropraftifer bat ieine Office I'M
2nbr 8lod, 3immer 8 uno 8, 20.
60R ct. @ermainltraBe er0ffnet.
Nbone 691. Stunoen 9 Bis IL porm.,
100 big 5 nadm. uno Z BIZ 8
abenbs. Gbiropraftil6e Anpen0ungen
oertreiben sic @%ranfbeit5ur iade.
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Tarm SIT %perfanien.

263 Mder no6e Spring SID, in Ser
9fafe ron Stride, Shule u110 gabn=
hoi gelegen, nit Be onoers grten @e=
bSnlitfe:tcn, sutem @uller, beItem
2esmbpoen inter giinltigen geoingun=
qen su perfaufen. NaAeres gu err
fragen bei
Trau 6. ". &olb,
41=3t Wtelro'e, Vt1Hn.
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Gerlanqt

cine @al1sbdlterin Don 80 bis 40 Sab=
re alt NIT fleiner Tamilie auf elmer
6arm perlangt 5meds @eirath. Cute
9ebunolung 5ugeiidert. Na6eres i'm
vNoroltern." ct
The Birmingham age-herald., 1912-01-17

lIr and Mrs. William A. Porter were tho oily married friends of the hostess ln- viied. The Glass residence was beauti- fully decorated for the dance in pink roses which were gracefully arranged against traeery Of smilax apparent in each of the rooms. During the interms- sions punch was served and a dainty plate supper followed.
 Among the guests were Miss Polly Iib- bey, Miss Dunbar Averitt, Miss Virginia Abbott, Miss Mary Bradshaw. Mss Eliza beth Bowie, Miss Mary Bibh.. Miss Kitty Bibb Miss Florence Coffin. Miss Sarah Cooper, Miss Frances Summers. Miss Henry Ann Early, Miss Mary Lou Cohb Miss Virginia Underwood, Miss Carol Woodson, Miss Adele Ellis. Miss Marv Chollett Berney, Miss Mary Tardy, Miss Sue Hardie of Alexandria. Miss Cary Johnson, Miss Harriet Fitts, Miss Doris Weatherly. Miss Edith Thomson. Miss Dorothy Lynch. Miss Christine Glass and Miss Helen Eustis: Messrs. Clement Wood, Woodruff George, Charles Heidt John Prowel1, Claude Estes. Thomas Estes, James Sereven, Louis Plosser. Rn- Jus Bethea, John Newsome. Zinemon. Vaughn Harrison. Clinton Decker. George sexton, Evans Johnson, Robert Hemphill. Jesse Lewis, Mortimer Ely, Ed Norment. Going, Melville Davis, George Davis. Clarence Barker, Wilson Searight, Matt Otey, Scoville, Cecil Gilchrist, Kennon Sowing, Julian Bibb, Zac Smith, Jr.. Al Gafber, Peter Pinckard, Ward Fitzpat- rick, Douglas Mcqueen, Anglin White. carl Nittichen, George Wittichen, Joe Berry, Matthews Tardv, Jesse sherrod. Lee Allen Brooks and Pap Gresham.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1912-01-17
MRS. HAROLD SAMSON
 A BRIDGE HOSTESS

Mrs. l.. Fenwick Young has been charmingly entertained as a bride, with the most distinctive and beautiful events of the season having her as their insplr- ation. Yesterday Mrs. Harold Samson was the hostess at a bridge luncheon with her as the honoree.
 A bridge luncheon is probably the most popular mode of entertainment In this city and many have been the agreeable little gatherings to assemble for the sake of this perennial game and the other social features which are always so fasci- nating Mrs. Samson chose the most de- lghtful day imaginable for her party. The sunlight was bright gold and the cold was just sharp enough to be inter- esting.
 The residence was decorated with ex- alisite taste. Killarney roses gave their pink blushes in a bit of color for every room as they swayedA in slender vases. The center of the bon bon table in the dining room was a great basket of lilies of the valley. A luncheon of several courses was served in dainty fashion.
 Mrs. Samson was a lovely hostess, wear ing an afternoon toilette of green meteor draped with chiffon.
 Among those whom she invited to meet Mrs. Young were Mrs. Solon Jacobs, Mrs. Harrison Matthews, Mrs Victor Hanson, Mrs. Henry Rutherford Howze, Mrs. i1eiify bdundIl, mTs. w.. D. ISeeuy, MfS' E. W. Barrett. Mrs Walker Percy, Mrs. J. A. Levert, Mrs. Felix Drennen, Mrs. A. H. Woodward, Mrs. Harry Jones, Mrs. Crockard, Mrs. Samuel Earle, Mrs oscar Eundley, Mrs. John Raul, Mrs. W. G. Estes, Mrs. John Caldwell, Mrs. Charles o. Locke, Mrs. John H. Minge, Mrs. Bruce Brewer, Mrs. w IT. Kettig. Mrs. William Jordan, Mrs Paschal Shook, Mrs. Yerkes, Miss Katherine Earle.
 The prizes were most attractive. The first was won by Mrs. John F. Raul. Mrs. Walker Percy and Mrs. Drennen cut for the second.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1912-01-17
The Noojin-Dunnam wedding.
MUSICALE AND
 SILVER TEA

The programme for the musicale to be given in the lecture room of the Southside Baptist church this (Wednes- day) afternoon from to clock will be presented by the. following well known musicians: Mrs. Lena Cole, soprano; Mrs. Solon Jacobs, alto; Mrs. John Tur- ner. violin. MT. John Shaddick, basso Mrs. Charles bowman. aceompanist, and is as follows
 violin-"GypsS Song. coleriage-T Taylor, Mrs Turner.
 Alto-(a) 'Elegy'', Massenet, (b) "The First Primrose,'' Grieg, Mrs. Jacobs.
 Basso-(a) ''Don Juan Serenade'', Tschaikowsky, tb) Banjo Song,' Homer. Co Uncle Rome," Homer, MT. Shaddiek.
 Soprano-"May Morning" Denza, (b) Songs My Mother Taught Me-" Dvorak, Mrs Leon Cole.
 violin-"Mazurka de Concert Musin, Mrs. Turner.
 Alto-"Dreams, Strelezki, Mrs. Jacobs
 At the conclusion of the programme re- treatments will be served. No admission will be charged but silver offering will be received which will be used toward defraying the expenses of some new furnishings in the new building. All are most cordially invited.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1912-01-17
KING AND QUEEN NOW IN RED SEA Royal Pair Due in London From India February 1.
 Welcome Awaits

London, January 16.-King George and Queen Mary, who are now passing through the Red sea on their return voyage from India, are to have a hearty welcome upon their arrival in England. February 1 there Is to be naval re- view at Spithead and when the royal party arrives in London, although no formal reception has been arranged, tls public Is prepared to accord tho king and queen an enthusiastic reception.
 At Malta and at Gibralter there will be naval welcomes to their majesties In which both the British and French navies will participate.
 After the return of the king to Lon don a thanksgiving service is to be held at St. Paul's cathedral. The rest obtained by the sovereigns in Hnglapd will be brief as the spring will be SD t in returning coronation visits to all r Q continental courts.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1912-01-17
Goose Melodies

It may not be much to look at, but oh myl it's stays with you all through neg lect and bad treatment, and everything else. All 1t asks is to have a little bit of scalp to get started on and it spreads like mint in a Virginia Marsh. There isn't but one thing that really interests red hair, and that is7Sunshine. Now, my hair isn't carrot-y during the winter when the sunshine is stingy with itself. especial. ly in January, I am almost D brunette, but when Spring comes and the sap be- gins to flow. my head blooms out with the Dogwood and other Spring things. Ii is s custom of mine at every place I play to give Free Ticket to one Matinee during the engagement to certain num- Der of red headed girls
 (Which shows your kindly feeling for kindred heads." 1 said.
 'Its more than my red head has ever gotten me- said Little Miss Cute. i've beer on the stage working as faithfully as a Beaver for F years, let me tell you. I went on the stage almost as d Prop Baby l was such a weeny thing. don't really like the show business, you know"
 And still you have been in 1t all your life" 1 said casually.
 '.Yes. l began in Stock and and have played ever since" said Miss Bunting. q have played every role from Eva to csmile.a Stock is a wonderful training for an actress. You must learn there, as you never could in q Dramatic School. wouldn't give a tWopence for all the Dramatic School graduates in tho coiin-