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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-07-27
Water Front
Farm Lands.

10 ACRES FOR $500
$50 DOWN. $40 MONTHLY
on good wagon road. east Of Seattle.
This land lies well. with rich loan,
soil for vegetables. fruits and
chickens. within driving distance
OF Scattlc's market To sec this
place, take a Madison car aud
county ferry or steamer Urania. 90
Burke A Farrar's office In kirk
land. or call l0t Cherry 81.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-07-27
housekeeping Rooms.

.~a~~~~~~~~~~ S~>>~~~~~~~~~
OLYMPIC APIS. 20lO Western av.
Single rooms. sf.60 up; suite.
1900 up. Near public .anrkot
Furnished housekeeping rooms, flb0
per week, 1912 Pike st. Elliott 3liSW
The Earle. III Marion: choice. mod
ern slceping rooms $500 up.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-07-27
Male and Female Help
Wanted
Houses for Rent.

81 f1OuSeS Tor Kent.
FOR Etnt--The cottage at 1910 LAX q
vieW av. Take Eastiake or Belle
Bvuetiummit car lines only 10 or
ia ftlInutes out. Rent. including
city, water. only $40. Inquire at
ftfirtt door south. No. 1909. Nice
WON over Lake Union.
one Wne aud ono five-room house
on ctr line. In West Seattle: cheap
,est fent IN the city.
SIN MORRISON a ESHELMAN
y 1908 Alaska building.
FDR3 RENT, SNAPS. 5-room
house. gas. blocks OF Washing
tod park. v block OF Madison. All
27tl1 av. N. East s09S.
gfs. 0b--Attractiv 7-room modern
'phouse: furnace heat University
dlstrict; a dandy. Phone North
1885.
FOR RENT or SALE
Houses and cottages. furnished and
unfurnishcd; near Lincoln high
school. Phone North 1913.
i0.00--Four rooms: modern; supe-
rior view. North Queen Anne car.
57i Newton 81.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-07-27
For SaIe--Liveatock
For Sale-Wood and Coal,
Sale = MIsceIlaneous.

" DctI iFfibIcitd1eoubs
<s1sr>/~><><e<N<e~>~>~~ |@~~~>~~s~~.
For music lover, the beautiful ma
hoEany player piano, with auan-
NY or music rolls. full scale In
SIDE. sb-notes latest model and
improvements; regular retail
price. $3.50. used less than year
sale. 1870. years time 10 pay IL
In. ~ DecefAary. 1872 North fjroad-
way, corner OF John
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-07-27
Help Wanted--Mals

ssSsP essSS
wkxrEp-Ms and women 10
paid while learning Gail or wiits
NATIONAL BARBER COLLEGE
~ wsshinston 81
Esperienccd nalesinnn wanted for
Washington. Idaho and Montana,
70 s.il Mems and Youths Pants
Write AZ once. giving AL parttcu-
lars. ~ Finkelstain A. sons. 7ss-
Tsl broadway, New York.
BUILDING a s-I.T. DYNAMO. which
becomes students property. u
part of instruction 10 our Eiec-
tricai Engineering Course. Get
lnx school. Inc. First av. ". and
Roy At
Wanted ---Saiesmen Tor Irrigated or
chards. big commission. attractive
contract Apply a M, s.s Leary
Eidf.
sleo weekly profit. start IN business
for yourself. don't worry about
capital. no esperisnce. boyd III
WHY doe4 i.undguist .seii ~ suite
tor SIS, Because he cells then.
upstairs. ftoom 10s Empress The
atre Building
Learn 10 be a good hssher at
MOLER BARRIER COLLEOE
go Occidental Ave
Hotel state. single rooms csc and
SOC ti.bo week. lat aud Washington.
HOTEL. Norman, 50 Yealsr way.
Rooms 95c and soc. Men only. Bath.
Say u saw u In The star
KavanauKh,a 1900 Hats, Ills iat az.
Lost and Found.
~~~~~s~~~>>~-~-~-~S~<~s~ -~s-S~~>r>~e~-~~~~~~>~
Tho Little Jewslry store that aIwaysl
sells for less Oct our price first
xymons. it2f Third. near PIKE.
LosT--Fox terrier pup; answers to|
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-07-27
WEATHER FORECAST

\ Fair tonight and Sunday.
4 easterly winds. Temperature
4 at noon, 81.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-07-27
Funeral Directors.

EuuCTdi DIrcCtoTb.
". u nUTTERwoRTH a Sons.
1871 FlrHt ave Main or Elliott st9.
UniverHity Undertaking Pariors, t7tt
18th ". n. North ail w. 10. Fork
ner,
bonney- Watson Co. Funeral Direc-
Main 10. Elliott $50
We ain g scifsf,SS@ssSd Sili, aaSI6,
nerals PARIS FLonIsT- pike.
bultNs FLORAL Co. col srd. Main
Nis-cut flowers dsslEns. sceds.
Personal.
~~v~~~S~~~~~NsN-~~~s -~~s>~.~~~c~~~>>~
NufruHE CURED. permanent. no
operation or detention from labor.
ever roe cases cured past two
k ss ~ III ri,el e niaa e. Seattle isa''
IanK's Mineral Wonder Will cure linz
paired vitality, absolute satiafac-
ton guaranteed or money back I.
ono dollar. si1 Third ay.
PerHonai-Widow. good cook. Wishes
position an houaehoepcr for mon.
" g7t. care star.
CufNoPODY. mnnicutinE. facial
and scalp treatments. Suite ~.
sifM pike ~.
0fILErTE BLADES sharpened, sec
dos. raxors. sse, etc. ttoi tfh az.
ToUPEEA. WIus--Aii kinda ct hair
work: korb, tet spring Ind tbst
Get Acquainted Society. Names and
addresses fps Pine Street
Nichols. bunsalowa nInckiey INK
s4y~I saw Il In The star
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-07-27

me star has large oak filing cabf-
net. has large letter files, n
pigeon hole drawers for contracts.
etc. 10 drawers for miscellaneous
papers and large drawers In
regular filling cabinet for real es-
,ate or law business. Call Star Of
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-07-27
Lost and Found.

y~r~~~~~~>N~-~~~~~>~ ~~~-~~~>>~1~S~~~~>~~
TIM Little Jeweiry store that always
sells for less. Oct our price first
Eymons. it2f Third. near Pike.
LsssT-Fox terrier pup; answers 10
name ~Baby." ai1h Cherry Il.
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The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1912-05-09

PIT him in the hole an over the
country If given enough head
way, and that he is contemplating
firing Andy Lawrence and break
ingswith the Chicago Publishers
Trust.
Hearst.s division men, in
charge of the circulation and dis
uibution of his newspapers in
the various parts of the city, went
on strike today.
Twenty-Five union stereotypers
returned to work on the trust
newspapers at the request of In
ternationa1 President James ].
Freel.
The Is stayed at work almost
as-Iong as ten minutes and then
the ygathered up their hats and
coats and walked out again.
They were told fatty that the
open shop was going to be the
rule in Chicago trust newspaper
offices hereafter. Also they were
told that the number of stereo-
fypers employed in each office
was going to be reduced at once.
The five who returned to the
Journal had two negroes pointed
cut to them. They were told that
the negroes were to be their
wOrkmates, and that their first
duty, now that they had returned
to work, was to, teach the negroes
something about stereotyping.
So that ended the return to
work of the stereotypers.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1912-02-03
Sum mons

state Of Colorado, &c In The Dis
County Of Clear q eek 90 trict Court
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1912-02-03
Card Of Thanks

Tne undersigned wish to express
their sincere gratitude and hear felt
appreciation Of the kindness shown
them through their bereavement on ac-
count Of the sickness. death and bur
ial Of their son arren. Particularly
do We feel under special obligation TO
the members Of the orders OF A. F. &
A. NJ, F. A. NJ, " o. W, the
Century Class. the class Of Mrs. Ed
Craig AMI the Primary Department Of
the NJ E. Sunday School, the Ladies
Aid. and the F. H. c. Of the Metho-
dist church for their loving expression
as shown by the beautiful floral triu-
utes AMI 10 the many friends for their
help and sympathy.
Very gratefully
Nirs w. A, Short and FamiIy =
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1912-02-03

....,.. ..-.. -,.... .....---
........ John ". West .....l
Plaintiff 1SUMMONS
VS.
The Big Dividend Gold
Mining and Milling Coml
pany, Corporation,
defendant
THE PEOP + OF THE
ATE OF COLORADO
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1912-02-03
Locations

Gold Eagle, r sch@4ier, Gold 30
nauza and Ada Bel l9irs, Linealu
dlst, by Il Darfnrr
RichIand lode, Lincoln dist, by 4
Q Hart
Gold Coin lode, Uppes Fan Rivef
dist, by Fred g Wood
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1912-02-03
Gard OF Thanks

In the midst Of the affiiction on
account OF the SICK ness aud death
OF our voted husband and loving
father we wish to express our
in gratitude t. til friends who
iessened the grevio Us burden Nv
heir kindly assistance and many
tokens OF sympathy. These are
most earnestly appreciated and
will bc most kindly treasured.
Very Cordially
Mrs. J. ". Garretson and Family
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1912-02-03

Attorney for Plaintiff
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1912-02-03
SUMMONS

To The Big Dividend Gold Mining and
Milling Company. Corporation.
the defendant above named Greeting;
You arc hereby required to appear
in an action broa bit against y u by the
above named plaintiff in the Dis
triot curt Of Clear Creek Comfy,
tate Of Colorado and answer the com
plant therein within twenty days after
the service hereof, if served within
this County: or If served out OF this
County, or by publication, within thir-
ty daYs after the service hereof eX-
elusive of the day OF service: or judge
ment by fault will be taken against
yJu according to the prayer Of the
complaint; and if a copy Of the com
plant in the above entitled actlon be
not served with this summons, or If
the service hereof be made out of this
State, then ten days addltlo al to the
time hereinbefore specified for APP
pearauce and answer Will be allowed
before the aking OF judgement By de
fault as aforesaid.
The said action is brought to recover
judgement against the deten ant, de-
creeing title in the plaintiff to the
Big Dividend Lode Mining Claim, L,
S. Survey Lot No. 1861, situate in the
Lincoln Miniug District, Clear Greek
County, State of Colorado: and that the
defendant has no righr, title or interest
in or to said lode mining claim and for
costs of suit.
as will more fully appear from the
complaint in said action to which ref
erence is here made "a cpoy of which
is hereto attached and served here
with
And you are hereby notified that if
you fail to appear and to answer the
said complaint as above required, the
said plaintiff will take Judgement ac
cording to the prayer of said complaint
Given unier my hand at GEORGETOWN
in said County, this 3rd day of October
A D. 1911.
Z. N. SABTN
Attorney for Plaintiff.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1912-02-03

Sedentary hab!'s, lack Of out
door exercise, insufficient mastica-
ton of food, constipation, tor
pid liver, worry and anxiety, are
the most common causes Of stom-
ach troubles. Correct your habits
and take Chamberlain 5 Stomach
and Liver Tablets and you VIII
soon be well again For sale by
I. T. Sherwin.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1912-02-03
Miscellaneous

William J Ryan to Crist Cas-a-
grauda, Judgment, district court Of!
GilpIn % Amou4t Ssl - aud costs
John Stroehle ct al " The Specie
Payment G NJ 60, complaint filed
Deft'7 uulawfuily entered Diamond
Joe lode and mined aud removed ore
to the value of - 900 judgment
prayed for recovery Of possession Of
said Diamond Joe lode, $4,000 dam
ages and costs of suit
The Clear Greek Mg & Red Co to
Thomas Berry, judgment, district
court of Clear Creek Go Am m1uut
S596, 7Gi %. costs Sl4 so. partially sat
ishsd to the amount Of : 99. 932 70
La the district court
The England g NJ 4 VI CO Us The
Metropolitan Nj NJ I Il I Co, com.
plant filed Adverse Judgmeul
prayed for recovery OF parcel of Pres
ideut Roosevelt lode, Coral aud Span
ish Bar dists, $500 damages, S75 Of
expended in support of adverse CLAIM
aud costs of suit
The England 6 VI & NJ Co vs. The
Metropolitan VI NJ 7 X T Co, same as
next above, parcel OF King Edward
lode, Spanish Bar and Coral dist.
| Damages same as above
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1912-02-03

A piece of flannel dam pened
with Chamberlain Liniment
and bound on to the affected parts
is superior to any plaster
When troubled with lame back
or pains in the side or chest
give it a trial and you will be
certain to be more than pleased
with the prompt relief which
it affords. For sale by J. J
Sherwin.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1912-02-03

The committee on arrangements I0r
the ball TO lie given by Blazing Ar
row No. g. Order of Rednen consists Of
Bernard Bruce, Emil peterson aa3 Al
bert Dumont The Eiks club building
has been secured for this enjoy able
event. 1t will be given on tie nj ht Of
-riagton's BiTtEday, Feb End. d
will be an in vitation dance.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1912-02-03
Fortunate.

This germ theory causes a great
deal of anxiety and apprehension
Yes replied the man who worries
over the climate. Sometimes little
forgetfulness is beneficial It's lucky
that we can't use a microscope Of
hand. the same as We do a thermoIue
ter"
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1912-02-03
An Interesting Program.

you think that the question of the
cost of living can be solved by cheap
sugar."
Entirely replied the elaborate
logician Cheap sugar will promote
the use of confectionery until every
body's teeth are ruined, and then We
will all be forced to eat the simplest
foods"
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1912-02-03

At the opera house, next Tuesday
evening the management has arranged
to get pictures of the War in Tripol,
and two reels by the Imp. Go. entitled
From the Bottom of the Sea-" show
ing the submarine boat and crew go
ing to the bottom of the sea.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1912-02-03

Mr., C. l.. Jaynes left for Fort Nor
ran Friday morning on business con-
connected with his property there.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1912-02-03
COUNTY RECORDS
REAL ESTATE AND MINING TRANSFERS
transfers

David Ellis to The Idaho Spring
Opera House association, war deed.
lit- aud ) and right OF way along
aud acro-- lot 3. bl 25- Idaho Spriu-s
j J May to Bttchelier & Go. iea--,
LIT. Casino and Tunnel iod4 No 3
aims
lha- H Bowen to Herbert q = =
man, mort. Lea placer. sur NJ : =
Summit lode, sur No 66l hH'ug-s
lode. sur 1886, Lost lode, sur Y 9s3
aud Los Summit lode
Joseph Cofazza to Alphon-o Cor
azz4, power Of attorney general power
gwen to transact all business ia Colo
RADIO
Joseph Corazza by attorney to Mrs
Teresa CorazzI, war ny dsej.
SalJbbi lode miniog claims, Afgeu
tine dist
Csto The St Paul q MI 7 Nd
Go, miurra, patent, Maggart, Gui-
uella, Miller aud 9 other lod@-, and
ST Paul mll-ite. sur Nos 1922 A and
Isz4z B, Argentine dist
The Idaho Springs Lumber Co to
5 L Burger, war deed. portion OF B
Leai- -tac-r @ur Nc $40 aud portion
Of HaIl placer s4, No 1873 erase
Valley dist
SL B4grr auI Apat- D Burger 10
Martha l. Shea. msrt, pyrtion OF z
Luis placer, - feet fronting on
Miner street,, f. secure payment II
pr5m.---fy note lIe yrar after date,
interest 3 per cut per anuum
Th- Cascade 81 a D Co by sur
ysyiug directors to rheo f Schwarz,
q C mg deed, und 3 Exchange lott,
sur No 1868, Pgu,siau, sur Ne l533
N 5eua sur NJ 1913, Bluff sur No
53ZI Camm4ncb=, sur No .57A,
BIaudjue, sur No l2G6 aud P,qge
ioI-, -ur No 1857. Cascade dist
M 0 Coddiugron, rst Of aud Jane
\ CoIdjugtou, heir, to Henry Pun
mer. executor, S3uialtha J Coddll2
ton, execu,Itx, Joseph / Coddiug taa.
Lueifa Maria Coddiugton and Jr--te
Olive C05djng,nn. hejr-, will and d-
cree af prob,te coua, di-chsrgla2
executor and vscutHx and receipt If
James A ',uIdugtou, heir
Inez D Jaynes to 5 W SchooIeE
q mg dead. uud I o. Stella, Rang
View aud Independence lode
dist
Moreil Clark to Thps J Cunning +
ham, war sieed, 5 Of ldts 7 agd 4,
blk ", Georgetown
Locations
Gold Eagle, r chester, Gold 30 |
lauza and Ada Bel ioirs, Lineolu /
ilst, by Il Darfnrr
Richland lode, lincoln dist, by a /
: Hart
Gold Coin lode, uppes Fan Rivar /
fist, by Fred c Wood
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1912-02-04
Family Reunion.

Mrs. j. w Post will entertain at din
ner roday in honor of Mr Sam Z Me
Culough and Miss Cleo Taylor, bro
ther and niece of the hostess
This is the first reunion of the Me
Cullough family since before Mr. Me
CullouGh's serious illness with appen-
dicits and Miss Taylor's illness with
typhoid fever which were both very
severe, but they have both completely
recovered and in GOOD health at pres
ent.
Those who will he present to enjoy
the festivities are Mrs. j. \. McCul-
Tough. earle Mccullough and family,
Sam Mccullough and family, Mrs p.
W. Taylor and family, Mrs, !. w. Post
and family. Mrs r. A Glider and fam
lily, Miss Carrie Glider and f. +. For
hes and family Of Marsden, Okla
There are thirty-one of the relations
when all together and a great time is
anticipated
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1912-02-04
Post Card Shower.

On Thursday Mrs Amanda Robson
celebrated her eightieth birthday.
She had no idea she was going to
celebrate it, but that was the way
thing' turned out.
!; began with the posman.
Mrs. Robinson is a woman. and
naturally interested in the postman
1t took the nurse a terribly long
time on Thursday TO answer his whis-
tie. Some invalids would have been
impatient, but Mrs. Robinson wasn't
Wheu the nurse returned she began
to hand out post cards which We're
glanced over with delight and then
read out loud.
She continued 10 hand them out
until at last from both afternoon and
morning mail more than a hundred
We're received,
Messages from old friends in Ohio,
from Illinois, from various oklahoma
towns and then from Ardmore friends.
They we're spread out all over the
bed, and each was a love greeting
from scme friend who remembered
the birthday of one of the sweetest
and gentlest women they had ever
known.
Callers came often during the day,
and many pot plants and cut flowers
were sent 20 brighten the room
1t was just the happiest sort of day.
and Mrs Robinson was happy in be
lieying she has the best friends IN
the world. She didn't know that the
peaceful serenity of her life is like
the fragrance of some lovely flower
and that it benefits all who come
within rs reach. Nor did she guess
that her days, passed in her room
or on the yeranda, are as beneficial
in thei" influence, as the buster days
Of many VINO are actively engaged in
church work.
To the younger generation such
lives "a Mrs. Robinsons stands out
as examples to strive for and make
of old age a rich heritage; to be
able TO look back over years well
spent and fruitful, and TO look for
ward to eternal peace and JOY robs
the bordorand of all regrets.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1912-02-04

hostess was unaware of their inten-
tions The guests brought musicians
and refreshments and enjoyed a
deliGAmlly pleasant evening.
Mr. Fox Sr.. brought his violin and
played for them Mr.. Fox has cele.
brated his golden wedding and has
six years to spare-but he plays
the violin with a feryor that made
the Five Hundred Club skip around
pretty lively in keeping time.
Those present were Mr.. and Mrs
Fox, Sr., Mr.. and Mrs. Howland, Mrs .
Bntzow, Mrs. Treadwell, Mrs. Ed
ward Evans of Red Oak, Iowa. Mr.
and Mrs. Dolman. Mr.. and Mrs. Dings.
Mr.. ana Mrs Franklin
Th' dance was given in honor o,
Mrs. Edward Evans.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1912-02-04
Oh, You Muskogeeans!

The Muskogeeans are feeling a lit
tie bit sore over an interview the
famous Kubelik gave to a reporter
of the Chicago News the past week.
From Muskogee, Kubelik went
straight TO Chicago.
II seems that Muskogee came out
in all her royal slender for the even
ing - spke-talled coats, white kid
gloves, gorgeous decollette gowns and
all sorts of paraphernalia calculated
TO inspire the mighty genius with an
appreciation of their "cultuah."
They listened to his music enrapt-
ured and clapued vigorously until in
their enthusiasm they came very
near bursting their Sunday-got to-
meeting gloves. They even followed
him home and begged him to take
supper with them, or let them enter
tain him. They stood where the cleo
tric lights could sparkle on their
diamonds and left no stone unturned
(both literally and figuratively speak.
ing) to make a good impression.
But KubehK refused to get i'm
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1912-02-04

offmann

Society is looking forward with in
terest on Wednesday to the marriage
of Miss Mable Warren and Mr.. John
II. Hoffman,, both popular members
of our youncer set, and held in the
highest esteem by all who are acquain-
ted with the families.
ON account Of the bereavement of
the Warren family, few social affairs
We're attendant upon their engage
ment other than informal affairs ten
dered BY the most intimate friends
The marriage ceremony will be
most quietly solemnized at the family
residence at two O'Clock in the after
noon.
In the bridal party are quite n few
little folk as pages, flower girls and
ring bearer: Misses Helen Won Kel-
Ter, Dorothy Hardy and William Brad
ford, A. G. Warren and Emeline Hoff-
man Miss Jewell Wilmington is
maid OF honor and Mr. Frank Wolver-
ton best man
Immediately after the ceremony the
Young couple will leave for Oklahoma
City and points north for a short
visit
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1912-02-04
Reception for Mrs. GolIedge.

The ladies OF St Phillips Guile
entertained with reception at the
Rectcrv on Friday afternoon in hon
or of Mrs. j. W. Golledge, who leaves
on Monday for Houston.
Mr. and Mrs. Golledge's names are
indelibly linked with much that the
Episcopal church has accomplished
here and their faithful and efficient
services have been warmly appreciat-
ed by both rector and parishioners
Quite a large number of friends
availed themselves of the opportuni-
ty OF telling Mrs. GolleGge goodbye
and wishing her much happiness in
her new home.
Mrs. w. Fl. Berry welcomed the
arriving guests and Mrs. Joe s. Berk-
shire introduced the receiving line
in which stood Mesdamas Miner,
keicher, Townsend, Golledge, Pul-
liam Theo Hoffman, and Walcott.
In the dining room the table was
most attractively decorated with
White carnations as centerpiece.
Mrs Shelby Downard poured tea,
assisted in serving by Mrs. II, II.
Sayre and Miss Sinclair.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1912-02-04
PhiIathea Class.

On Friday evening the Philathea
Glasses of the Broadway Methodist
and the Broadway Baptist churches
We're most delightfully."- entertained at
the home of Mrs. Sam Downard on
Stanley Boulevard.
Mrs. Downard and Mrs. Bivens
gave the welcome salutation and in
vited the guests to the hospitality of
the home.
The evening was planned most in
formally with the idea of getting the
young folks acquainted, believing
that splendid work will result from
the comradeship.
Miss White served refreshing punch
during The evening
Several amusing contests were
waged which the guests entered into
with spirit and appreciation.
\ splendid program was enjoyed
with musical numbers and readings.
Miss Mamie White gave a very
beautiful vocal number and Miss
Efie Lane a reading, which was en-
Enthusiastically encored. Mr.. Ryburn
gave a splendid vocal number, and
,Waiter Nichols a piano number with
his customary brilliancy of execu-
ton
Refreshments We're served in the
dining room, where the table was
most daintily spread for the salad
course and dessert.
The two Philathea Classes have en-
tered into quite a pleasant and prof
liable contest
Miss Daisy Nichols is leader OF
the Broadway Baptist Philathea Glass
and Mrs. ]. A. Bivens of the BroaG-
way Methodist.
For the next three months they
will strive to see who can excel in
membership, in attendance and H.
collection.
The Success of last evenings en-.
lertainment was due largely to tse
entertainments committee-Niss Ited
Wolverton. Mesdames Morgan. anC
Dcwnard, from the Methodists, and
Misses White, Nellie lizard and Tow
son rom the Bapusts.