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The Monte Vista journal., 1912-10-19
THE PLATORO BOOM

On account of the bad roads.
deep snow and lack. of accommoda-
lions near the recent discoveries of
ore above Platoro, prospectors can
do nothing and it is a waste of
time and money for men of mod
crate means to go there at present.
Furthermore all the ground near
the supposed rich discovery has
been staked
Some day the Platoro-Stunner-
SummitvilIe district will become a
great mining camp.
Dr. S. 81. Moore returned Fri
day from Denver where he attend
ed the Synod of the Presbyterian
church in session in that city.
Mrs. s. P. Mix who has been
visiting friends of this place re-
turned to her home at Platoro Fri
day.
The Monte Vista journal., 1912-10-19

Hon. f. l. Taylor and Hon c. S. Thomas will address meeting
OF voters at Broadway Opera house. Thursday evening" October a.
splendid promised olsng meeting will be held
The Monte Vista journal., 1912-10-19

Mrs. G. A. Lunbeck returned
from Canon City Friday.
BoRN:-Sunday, Oct. 18th, to
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert II. Davis, a
girl.
Carl B. Stow is in Chicago this
week purchasing merchandise for
his company.
An interesting business meeting
of the Wilson Ammons club was
held at Town hall Thursday even
ing.
John Fischbach has landed in
New York and will soon be home
1t is suspicioned that he may bring
a lady with him.
Will Hagely and wife and Mrs.
King left Thursday for Denver
where they will locate, as Mr.. Hag-
ely will be employed as a printer
in the office of the Denver Post.
The Monte Vista journal., 1912-10-19
SELDOMRIDGE
SPEAKS
ATDEL NORTE

Seventy-tiye members OF the
Monte Vista Wilson Ammons club
with friends went to Del Norte last
Friday night to hear Hon H. H.
Seldomridge speak on the issues
of the campaign.
1t WAS the occasion of forming
like club at the county seat, and
most earnest and enthusiastic aud
fence filed the Opera house.
At 7 o'clock autos began to fill
with men and women at Demo-
cratic headquarters and the cars
were dispatched at intervals until
7:l5 when the last machines
"honked" out of town. Under a
bright star-lit sky the trip to our
sister town was made without acct
dent or mishap.
On arrival at the Opera house
the party was made welcome by
the citizens whose reputation for
hospitality is state wide.
An orchestra with enlivening
music keyed the meeting with good
fellowship, and following introduce
tory remarks by Chairman Wiley,
numbers by the Monte Vista male
quartet and brief speeches by local
Wilsonites, Mr.. Seldomridge held
his audience in rapt attention for
an hour.
The speaker is sincerely in earn
est and his utterances are received
in the spirit spoken. His delivery
is pleasing, and his logic convinc-
ing. This much is certain: Mr..
Seldomridge's words and appear
ance are strongly in his favor, as
are also his past public services.
Two Mexicans who were i'm
prisoned in the city Jail made their
getaway late Wednesday night
| through the means of outside as
sistance. The friend removed the
taps to the bolts which held the
iron bars on the outside and then
passed the tools in to the prisoners
who soon worked their way to
liberty. Extra care should be
taken of prisoners so that they do
not escape, anyway until after cleo
ton One of the men WAS arrested
for packing a gun withouta permit
and the other for selling mortgaged
property.
The American people are deter
mined to redeem the government
from Republican mis-rule, They
are not all agreed upon the best
method The general feeling is
that Woodrow Wilson is the great
est leader. Some, however, think
Theodore Roosevelt the best man,
and it is probable that Eugene
Debs will poll million votes at
the November election.
The Bull Moose candidate for
the Legislature presided at the G..
o, p. rally at the Broadway Opera
house Thursday night and listened
to the abuse heaped upon the head
of the Moose party by Clyde Daw-
The Monte Vista journal., 1912-10-19

Query: Would reception in
Dawson be as chilly to "a Monte
Vista man as was Monte Vista s
reception to Dawson?
The Monte Vista journal., 1912-10-19

Miss Laura Manson went to
Denver Thursday for a short stay
The Monte Vista journal., 1912-10-19
property.

The Bull Moose candidate for
the Legislature presided at the G..
O. p, rally at the Broadway Opera
house Thursday night and listened
to the abuse heaped upon the head
of the Moose party by Clyde Daw-
son and never uttered a word in
defense of this branch of his party.
The Monte Vista journal., 1912-10-19
AT THE HOME

Hon. H. H. Seldomridge spoke
at the Soldiers home Saturday
afternoon to the inmates of that
institution. Men of all political
beliefs gave him respectful hear
ing and the attention given goes to
show that the old boys at the
Home are as keenly alive to their
duty as when the country was
torn by the differing views OF
ohattel slavery. Mrs. Adair and
Mrs Slusher gave several musical
numbers which were much enjoyed
by the veterans.
The Baptist ladies will serve
Dinner and Supper in the offices
of Kerr q Graves on Election day
Chioken-pie dinner SOC. Butterfly
supper. Hot biscuits for supper
Come and see the butter fly.
The Monte Vista journal., 1912-10-19

Mrs. G. A. Lubbock returned
from Canon City Friday
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1912-08-13

part of the campaign, just as the tar if issue, has become the offensive and paramount :ssue. Thousands of letters have been received here from Democrats all over the country de- manding that the Governor explain his attitude towards imml grants from tie south of Europe to whom he has referred to as people of the 'baser ard meaner sort
 The religious question is easily eX- p!ained. To those who will inquire if the candidate has disseminated against the Catholics a list of the Governors state appointees is mailed showing the number of CathOl cs he has appointed to office. The same list is sent to those who ask if the Governor is prejudiced against non- Catholics. This plan will be con in ued after the bureau now in prepara- tion $ established.
 Another charge against the Cover
 
 nor that has had widespread clrcu- lation, is that he has in New Jersey abolished civil marriage for the ben eft of the clergy. This is based on his approval last year of a bill talk ing the right to perform marriage ceremonies cut of the hands of jus tices of the peace. This will be com batted by the bureau.
 It is intended to interest editors, minis CTS and public speakers n the new bureau and hold mass meetings in all the states of foreign population Gover~ar Wilson himself is expect cd make number of speech embrac- ing these subjects.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1912-08-13
NOBLE LAKE, ARK.

Mrs. J. T. Crawford and children are spending the remainder of the summer at Verona, Miss.
 w. R. Alice, bookkeeper for the Noble Lake Planting CO.,, is taking his sum- mer vacation at his home ill Liberty Miss.
 Miss Winnie Wharton left last Mon- day for Verona, Miss, where she will teach in the public schools this win ter.
 C. p. Gould, deputy county sur- vevor. and son of Joe Gould, of Pine Bluff. were here Thursday surveying on the Arkansas river levee.
 MT. and Mrs. John Shelby and Mrs Chas. Haycock, of Pine Bluff spent Thursday here fishing on the lake.
 Taylor .Jefferes, manager of the Hill plantation, left for GreenVlile' Miss, Saturday, to spend few days.
 E. J. Hill. of Danville, Ill.,, is ex- pected here next Monday for few days visit.
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NEW CORPORATIONS.

Little Rock, Aug. 12.-The Delight Telephone Company of Delight has surrendered it's charter. w. E. Bow CTS was president.
 The Arkansas Savings and Trust Co.,, of Forrdyce, lG. M Hampton, pesident, has increased it's capital stock from $25,000 to $5O,000.
 The following new corporations were chartered:
 Arkansas Cooperage Co.,, Jonnie Chicot county, capital $15,00O of which $1O,000 is subscribed, s. P. Dunn president; c. E. Dunn, vice president; w. A. Rock, ecretary-treasurer.
 Bank of Blevins, $25,000 capital $1O,OO0 subscribed, F. c. Stephens president; Thomas c. McRae, vice president; H. M. Stephens, secretary J. D. Stephens, treasurer.
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EARLY RESIGNS.

Little Rock, Aug. 12.--Thomas A. Early, who has been in charge of thc Boys Corn Club work in Memphis, has resigned to accept the position of financial agent of the Knapp Mem- orial Committee, raising fund for the s. A. Knapp Memorial School ot Country Life. He has been in corre- spondence with State Agent c. w. Watson of Little ROCK, in charge of the farm demonstration work in this state, and will soon come. to Arkan- sas to solicit funds. The school has not been located, but it will probably be at Nashville. No successor is to be appointed to Mir. Early in the corn club work at Memphis, and it will be looked after by the state agent at Nashville.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1912-08-13
CONTEST FOR eM MY JUDGE

Sheridan, Aug. I2-TAa Democratic Central Committee me, here y3ster- day to fill tae vacancy in the nomi- nation for county treasurer caused by the death ot R. NJ. Rodgers, who was terminated in the primaries last March, The committee decided as the time before the election was so short they would refr the matter. to the general election, not wishing to assume the FtspCnsibility of naming a man themselves D. E. Gean, pres ent iIcumbe ent; F, E. MeGocl and Joln Davis already have announced themselves as candidates. The com mittee also decided to have Demo- crat eluhs formed in sach town ship ill the county and have speak ears to visit each Of the clubs.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1912-08-13

MT. and Mrs. J. M Pope
 Attorney George F. Brown was in hlngsland this week e professional business.
 H. J. Finley, of Fordyce was 2 business visitor to Rison this week
 5. V. Wells, of Memphis, was i Rfs- on visitor Wednesday,
 W. J. Cannon, of ArkaaeI05ia 9ss- a business visitor to Rison one dav this week.
 $. D. Thompson, Of Fl Dorado. was in Rison one day this week.
 |. ?. Knox and A. s. Maddmg. Of Pine Bluff, were Rison visitors this week
 J. II, Bridges, of Kedron, was T Rlson visitor Saturday.
 The U. D. C. met Monday afternoon at the home of R. C. Mitchell. at To- ledo, Ark.
 The members Of the Sunbeam Band Of the Baptist church, and their 1ar- ents, and friends, enjoyed a picnic on Saline River Tuesday.
 A pleasant evening was spent Gv a number Of young people at the home of Mr. and Mrs. A. II. Davis Monday.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1912-08-13
AT
 FOURTH AVENUE HOTEL

Mrs. Lillie McFadden last night preferred charge of assault and bat tery against Will Bliss" Alexan4er.f who she says attacked her at the Fourth Avenue Hotel, where they beth live. According to the woman Alexander struck her several times and scratched her throat, knocking her down a stairway Patrolmen Schultz and Roebuck were near the hotel and after arriving there they arrested Alexander and Mrs. McFad- 'len and took them to police head quarters. Patrolman Schultz says that Alexander tired to strike him while they were on the way to the police station and he was forced to hit him. Alexander was locked up in default of a $1G0 bond, but Mrs. McFadden was allowed to return home, no charge being docketed against hert
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1912-08-13
Professor F. Fl. Giddings
-a-n,srA.--o.

Il IOltCSOIS I II. M NINA0lhSog
 New York, August 12.-The act or the United States Senate in granting American shipping free passage in the Panama Canal was a violation of the Hay-P Panncefort treaty, and thereby the most deniable and most outrage ous piece of immortality in the history of any nation, according to Franklin H. Giddings, professor of the History of Civilization at Columbia Univer- sity. "The Hay-Pauncefort treaty. said the professor, "came as the re- suit of the concession on the part of this country that the canal should be open to the shipping of all countries of the world on equal terms, and the Senators swilo voted for this outrage ous measure are absolutely immoral. know some of them, too, and I'll tell them to their faces when l see them.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1912-08-13

cd this is almost infinitesmal. The tax extended against one company last week was seven mills-but no effort will be made to collect it. Another company sent to the treasurer three cents for the payment of it's tax, and yesterday there was received thirty eight cents in stamps as payment of the tax assessed on the actual prop erty of the Armour Packing Co.,, in Arkansas
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1912-08-13
CORPORATIONS PAYING UP.

Little Rock, Aug. 12.-The mall ol the State Treasury is loaded with re- mittances on the corporation tax Up to last Saturday night the total amount received had been $69,o0o, and if is thought it will be almost equal to last years payment of s1l2,eoo. lne tax is based upon the amount Of capl- tai actually employed in the state Dy
 each company, and in some instances where foreign companies are lnvoiV-
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1912-08-13
|o0oOoOO 900 OOO o
 SOJTTHERN LEAGUE. O |00OOOOO 900 OO o
orleans, 10; Atlanta, l..
 gonery, ?. Nashville, ill 1, 'i: s.s le l-2; Chatta'nooga, '3-1. s's. ingham, Al; Memphis, 1-2. ,9;
ITZ AND UNITEDS kY TWO GAMES
k City Bunch Will Meet Locals |5At Forest Park Twice
 This Week.

 puraged by the attendance at lst game between the Schlitz, |haseballists, and the Uniteds, of Rcek, Manager Gerald Triplett, B Schlltz, has arranged for two Thursday and Friday, with the \ City outfit to be played at k Park.
 first clash which occurred be- the TWO teams last week re- in win for the Uniteds. The slneling of one or two weak 1on the Schlitz will bring that eatlon up a notch and local afe anticipating one if not two les.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1912-08-13
BOY MY 5ll0NI-ENI-

Stuttgart, Au5 12.-Laurcn, 1he l;tle son of Nr. and Mrs. Harry Weaver mel Wit4 serious accident by overturnirg a bottle containing carbolic acid, a small portion of which was saattered into his right eye. Physic ans are not yet certain of the results, bu believe the sight of the ye has been destroyed.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1912-08-13

Dr. c. H. Ellsworth, Dentist 1e Baldwin St., Rochester, N. r., says Foley Kidney Pills gave him imme- dlate relief and strengthened him wonderfully "I have been bothered With weak widneys and bladder trou- Die and suffered much pain. Foley Kidney Pills gave me immediate re- lief and strengthened me wonderful ". l am pleased to recommend their use.' w. l.. Dewoody & Co.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1912-08-13
WILL OFFSET THE :. RACE PREJUD|CEs Governor Wilson Will Ex- plain Uttsrances Involv-
 ing the Catholics. HAS FAVORED THEM Abolition of Civil Marriage CeremOnj
 Also TO Re Fully Ex.
 plained.

Sea Girt, N. J., Aug. 12.-In an eff fort to Offset the race and religious prejudices which have resulted from some of Governor Wilson's early writing when he had no expecta- tions of becoming candidate for the presidency, the Democratic campaign mana gers VII establish a bureau in New York with, a branch in Chicago for the distribution of explanatory literature
 This Will constitute the defensive
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1912-08-13
LEOLA REVIVAL CLOSED

Leola, Aug. 12-Tfe Rev. R. L, Cabs, pastor of the Leola Methodist churca, assisted by the Rev. MT. R ss and the Rev. Mr. Rcrie, has jus closed a successful revival. Several were reclaimed, SIX converted and fcur united with the church.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1912-08-13
| STATE NEWS. ]
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HM0DEI. HIGH SCHOOL

M.-
 9in'on, Ark, Aug. 12-At a
 of the Board Of Directors
 AUraeon special school uistr ct EuSul' contract was awarded to
 ] aerrltt to build an addition of ''0als and auditorium to the
 s'hooi building, The rew ad- P' contemplated change in el' Ouldlng and equipment to ~ ,sppnsd' Will neces'sitate an ex- ~ a'a'e Of about three thousand
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1912-08-13
Don't Go Toaether.

T has noticed" said Uncle Ehen, 'dat man very seldom has a swelled head and ' biz heart al one an de
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1912-08-13
Modest Man

Sometimes, but not often. man loses the desire for tobacco and de votes the rest of his life to bragging about bis will power.-Atchison Globe.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1912-08-13
RISON, ARK.

L. alu Mrs. E. !. Cross and baby, i'' are in Rison, the guests of
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1912-08-13

A. M. Hooker of Swan Lake, spent yesterday ill the city on business.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1912-08-13

ing at 10 o'clock to continue the in- quiry.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1912-08-13
TAX PAYERS FAIL
 10 MAKE GOOD

(Gontinued from page one.)
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1912-08-13

|rpJEs-Kahler and O'Neil;
 b1d Kuhn.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1912-08-13

bpIEs-Alexander, RiXey and vromme and Mclean. 900 o 0 MEXICAN LEAGUE. o EOooooo GO o % o
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-12-08
BIG STONE GAP

Especial to The Times-Dispatch.I
Big Stone Gap, Va. December 80
Mrs Horace FOX entertained her
guests, Mr. and Mrs. Stacknouse, OF
Texas, and Mrs. John FoN. ST. ana MISS
Minnie FoX, with a beautiful dinner
Wednesday night in honor OF Mrs.
John Fox, Sr. 5 seventy NTH birthday.
A lovely birthday cake, decorated with
pink roses and tiny silver balls Sraced
the centre OF the table. Mrs. FoN wa
the recipient of many beautiful pres
ents, and had many callers on ner
birthday. Mrs. ToN and Miss FOX are
now in Washington. visiting Mrs. ~.
C. Moore at her apartments Ia tae
Wyoming.
Miss kosalie Pridemore has returned
to Appalachia after u visit 10 the Gap.
MI. and Mrs. John n. Willis have all
nounced the engagement and approach
ing marriage Of their daughter Miss
Vera hudson to Dr.. Henry A. Nan. oi
Knoxville.
On Wednesday evening Mr.. and Mrs.
W. T. AlsoVer gave a dinner. cele-
brating the twelfth anniversary OF
and Mrs. T.. +. Burgess. Rev and Mrs.
). NJ. Smith and Mr.. and Mrs. X. Il.
Alsover
sisses Mary and Bessie Mowbray. of
Graham. were the guests OF their
brother. Thomas MowLray for Thanks
Misses Sallic Cox. of Farmville. and
Mary Kent. Of Danville who are teach-
ing at Norton this year. were guests
over sunday Of Miss COXs sister Mrs.
J. G. Nesbt.
Mrs. Spears Webster. Of Middles Doro.
spent Thanksgiving with her mother,
Mrs. H. : X. Morrison.
Miss Margaret Buliitt has returned
from Lynchburg. having spent Thanks
giving there with her sister. Miss
Jule. who is pupil at randolph Macon
College.
Mr. and Mrs. :. y Howard. who spent
several weeks at the Monte Vista Hotel,
have returned to Lynchburg.
Miss Irmd Orr entertained with roOk
on Friday evening. her guests beng
Miss Everett. Miss DingeSs and Messrs.
Smith. Gaut and Johnson.
Mr. and Mrs. Powell Stackhouse. or
San Antonio. Tex. have returned home
after visit to Mrs. StackhOuse's sister.
Mrs. Horace Fox.
Mrs. Carrie Anderson has returned to
Wise after a visit to her sister Mrs
J. W. Kelly.
Mrs. Kari Stoohr and small son are
visiting Mrs. Stoehrs mother in Wash
ington. i. &.
Miss Emma Duncan. Of Joncsville
is visiting her sister. Mrs. W. \. Baker.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-12-08
RAOF0RD

Especial 20 The Times-DispstchJ
Fadford Va. December rms
Music CLUB held one of its enioyaoie
concerts Saturday in the club hall
Miss Kathleen Clark returned SUNDAY
from Biacksburg. where she Fisitco
Miss Susie EoiGsOn and attended the
THANKSGIVING ball at '. ? !.
Mss Noiiie Smith has returned 70
her home. The Meadows" after VISIT
ing her sister. Mrs. J. ". Flanagan
The Young rnca gave a very enjoy =
able dance % Mrs. Warren Jones
bridal party wednesday evening after
the wedding. IN the German club nal4
Misses Auna rassci and Julia from
ger spent the weekend In Blacks0rre 3
They ATTENDED the Thanksgiving dance.
Mrs Goldsmith left Sunday 20 sprno
several weeks in South Carolina. Yer
daughter. Miss Leila. VIII Join hcr
about Christmas
Misses Mary and Camn johnson sna
Mamie Whaling. ~ Winston-Saief
have returned 20 their homes AFTER
visiting IN town. -......
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas ". Comeitns
refurn~f - th~ir home IN biueneid-
agfe~ visiting Mrs Conbithss fnotner'
Me- 7. - Ruii5rd. -
r. l. W1isoa. % Biseneid, spent ths
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-12-08
G0RD0NSvILlE

rsoecsal to The Times-Dispaten-
C,orfonsvfl1e, Va. December -
" RufHn. Of "Sprinsields, iett toI
petsrsburg on Sunday. where ne n~S
accepted a position. u Va
Jobn CowEerd. OF Grafton, W r'
:. sncndinx some time visiting reL&-
.svcs IN thss neighborhood- On sun
49, he accompanied his uncle. "a "
coSvhsrd er.. to Charlottesville. speno-
iny the day with Herndon d SoS
ia who Is a patient at the Marth@
Jefferson Hospital sn,,ro,
Ms Mary shannon and l. l. Sn1nno"
~s-s sunday guests at 'Sprinsnelos.
George :. McElroy. Of Jordan; sPe .l
c,,dax with Mr.. and MS. W "hO"'
osborne At Lower SprinEnelds
Mics Honasseii Graves OF Wetson,
r.furncd 10 Orange on Monday. atteI
.ncnSinc Thanksgiving Win "e'
parents ... - Miss
r-iIzsbefh Stratton. expect 20 bosIo
T,.-fru the remainder 81 tnis WinteI
-, the home OF Miss Kate Grynes IN
orsrre much TO the rcgret OF tncF
-. f.ordonsvflic friends.
Ms Parish. Beverly Parish ano ~ ~.
49, Miss Mary. % Richmond. spent
rbanksriviux AZ Commission the bone
81 Mrs. Psrish's parents. DIT. ana N's
J. s. Coodios
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WARRENTON
Special to The Times-Dispatch.

Especial to The Times Dispatchl
Narrenton. Va. December MI
and Mrs william i. wilbur, the former
the master of hounds of the Warrenton
Hunt Club. and Colonel ana MIS- J. II
Dorst the former treasurer OF the
Narrenton Hunt Club, Will give hunt
breakfasts during the coming month
10 the members OF the Warrenton hunt
club. the Casanova Hunt and other
guests. 49,,
amending some time with friends IN
WASHINGTON. has returned 10 her nome
Mr. satterlee. Of New York. is in
Warreuton with his wife, Mrs. NJ l.
Satterlee. 49,.
Nourse's school at Casanova. and
Beverly Wertheimer, of the Episcopal
High school, near Alexandra, have re
turned to their respective schools aitt'
spending the THANKSGIVING hoIlud!s
with their mother. Mrs. l. II.
Syertbeimer. Miss Louise Griffin. OF
Ozlethorpe. Ca, a student at the au-
uUier Institute. has returned here after
spending several days with TRENDS III
" ashinSton.
Ms. Julian {. Keith. VINO has 0een
the guest of her sister. Mis- L" .
Horn.r. in New Haven. Conn, has re-
turned TO her home near W arIchtvh.
\ card party was given at the Couh-
IVY club on Tuesday evening IN nOhoI
o: Captain and Mrs. D. H. Mahan' VINO
are leaving Warrenton shortly loI
Sirnmerville. :. c. where they VIII
spend the winter with ihelr daus "tei'
Mrs Grafton BealL
Mrs Alice Carr has returned 10 he'
home in Warrenton after an absence
of many months spent IN England.
Mrs. l.. G. Thornton entertained the
Reading club Oh Wednesday afternoon
Of the past week
Miss Lettuce l. Clark entertained at
tea on Thursday afternoon at Mrs. III.
G. Douglass. III honor OF MISS Moses
OF Mobile, Ala, who Is spending the
winter IN WarrentOn with her mot"eI
1t the home OF Mrs. Hugh Hamilton
and Mrs. Preston Bassett' VINO Is
guest OF Carter Hall
Mrs. Harry VI Hubben and MISS
HubbeII were hostcsses at the Country
Club on Friday afternoon
Mr. and Mrs L. Nelson Felfs hunt
breakfast. which was delayed from late
November on account of the Illness OF
their son. took place al "Creedm"E' Oh
saturday afternoon after the draS Oh
the Casanova fcnt
Miss Edith Lee Butler has returned
20 her home here after spcndin
Thanks giving with friends in Bait
more
Mrs George Huntou. who has been
the guest OF Mrs George :. smith. Has
returned 70 her home in Washington
Mrs W " Finley and the Misses
Finley have closed their estate. The
Farm" near NarrentOn, and gone 10
washington. where they viii spend
the winter
A dance took place here Al the Co-n-
nv club on Thanksgiving evening
Miss Kate Keith : visiting ID fhlsa-
oeiphia-
Mayor Lucien Keith has returned Z
warreutou after spending som" tune
4n Philadelphia with Mrs. Kcit.
Miss KitO Belt Is spending some
time with relatives in Philadelphia
marty q the students OF the c"lU-
~ school. "Stuyvcsa near NJ ar-