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nc. lower. Budapest was &c. higher for

Nc. lower. Budapest was &c. higher for
the day.
But some traders were inclined 10 cover
on the reaction. There WA Q tendency -
watch the export situation. A fair ship
ment business has recently been booked
and the decline may stimulate more buy
ing. AZ least. this Is hold to be the logical
sequence Of the active crop movement.
The reduction Of 80. . iOO pounds by
Southwestern railroads should stimulate
shipments. In fact. business has already
been worked on the new basis. Unfavor-
ablo reports from Russia suggest better
demand for our wheat. Stooks here are
decreasing. Minneapolis fell on 100000
bush. for the day. However. the dominant
: tone b already stated was easier.
Corn reacted in sympathy with wheat
II was . case Of rains and predictions Of
rain. Some states reported a good pre-
cipitation and showers arc forecasted over
most Of the corn belt. hut some people
|. favor the long side on tho theory that the
market IL oversold. Moreover. complaints
, are heard from Kansas Of the crop con-
dition. Tho stand II said to be poor and
the crop two to four weeks late. There IL
NO drought damage but rain 10 needed.
The primary receipts were light, sOi 900
bush. The cables were lower. Buenos
Ayres opened 10. decline. Liverpool was
unchanged to I'D. on.
Oats In contrast to tho other grains
showed an advance for the day. The shorts
covered and some longs bought. Rain In
the Northwest. II was said. had caused crop
lodging. There was less bear pressure.
! Receipts In the interior were lighter. 10000
bushels for the day.
Wheat on che spot was easier. Closing
price Z. o. b. a6oat for export. rail basis,
No. red TO arrive. o. .0ssS: No. I northern
! spring. N.isx: No. 2 hard winter. O.o7:
No. northern Manitoba spot. ei.i5ss
Sales we're Il. 900 bushels. Corn was easier;
No. =. 7s,Sc. Oats were arm: standards.
ssc. No. 2 white. 5s1,c. Rye nominal.
Barley nominal Prices were 40 follows:
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Movements Of Naval Vessels.

WASHINGTON, July co.--rhe collier
Abarsnoa has arrived at Yokohama. the
bnttlcehtp MAssA Achusetts at New London,
the cruisers Denver and Cleveland At Santa
Cru. the gunboat Nanshsn at shanghai the
destroyer flaming at Norfolk. the collier
Hudson at Newport and the gunboat Helena
at Hanko~.
The bsttieship Georgia has sailed from
New York city for Boston. tho tug Patspscc
from Rockland. Nc. for Boston. the collier
Sterling from New London for Newport. the
collier 'yiliaiobos from Shanghai for Nsnkin.
the cruiser Chester from Newport for phila-
dolphin, the cruiser Cineinuau from Hong
from Annap polls for New York city.
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$4,000
100000


SATURDAY. July 20.
Recein,s OF bee, es were III head. mainly con
signed direct 10 siaugh'erers. No trading 10 day.
feeling steady Dressed beef unchanged al ill
Texas beef ~ s@iOc No shipments Of live stock
or dre.scd beef from this port for the wec. end
Canadian ports the past week were .:si cattle.
Receipts OF calves wero ia head. Including ITO
"sa,s 70" n, ,nS M % ps SS"c n" :" chSss s
~ 10, No hu,termiiis. Ciiy dressed veais sell
Ing =, laaiaL.c. per ib dressed butermilks.
!:e9c.n,s .! sheep and lambs were 10, head:
~. cars on sale. sheep steady. nriine lambs
prime sheen iewssi. o. scssa. Is Der ,0o iSs com
mon ~ prime lambs. aSsofleS IS. cuils. SaaO
Dressed mutton steady ~ S~ti0'sc. per lb. dressed
l,eceiptsoi hogs were ! .eso head. inciudlns only
2 few foI the market. Fafva0. .stsaAy. Prime
y Sss !. and rssSs' snis hess srs Quoted 81 os6eo
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A petition in bankruptcy has been filed
against Emile =. lnc., dealing In human
hair goods ut IS West Forty NTH street.
4, pstition In bankruptcy has bssn. fled
street, who formerly cond ,,cted a photo
graph studio At itA West Seventy -second
street, with liabilities OF sis.als and no
A. petition In bank ruptcy has been hled
by Manuel y Ama0Or, . dealer IN Panama
hats, residinS e. ~ West seventy sixth
srs se;i' e.as H % ss ss.s. wsss 81
S:s. .9st. vpssented by stocks, bonds. DC.
sIX,S ~ .Gs The prsssrty. - ~ Yves, Seventy:
sedit1 q EmiAa 4. Dc Xmsdor Of III West
oevee0-ol1th street. oe3.1 .111. ~.~......,..
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THE GRAIN MARKETS.
Bears Renew Selling On Else wheat
Crop Reports-westAer Aavices
Are Favorable.

Crop Reports-Weather Advises
Are Favorable.
Wheat resumed its downward course.
reacting 1sc. to &c. II was apparent
that the European scare had weakened
the market by eliminating the shorts. All
eyes are again turned on the hne crop
situation in the Northwest. The experts
were in accord In predicting . large yield
Of spring wheat. Lyle says conservativsly
22S .00O ono bush. but others talk a. high as
?7a al0OO. 200 bush. for the thrce leading states.
For tho combined harvest Of winter and
spring wheat eatimates vary from o5O. .000 900
bush. to 100 .0o0. 900. Sprlnw wheat has been
practically made except In extreme northern
sections, In tho Southwest thrsahins 10
showing better returns than expected.
Winnipeg could hnd no rspl lkts Of frost to
damage the Canadian crop. Tho weather
map wss generally favorable With scattered
rains in the Northwest. Primary receipts
were large. Io%S.7Ss bush. at the principal
points Judging by the csbles. Europe
he's recovered from tho Dardanslles SCARF.
Liverpool closed I'd. TO IA. lower. Psria
was 40. higher TO &c. lower. Rusnos Ayrss
opened unchanged. Antwerp was also
uAeAaased. DssiiA elsssd ~. Aishss v
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RAILROAD ORDERS 1850 CARS.
sis.ooo,ooo Involved IL. Canada.
Psciac's ExDenaituve.

Tho Canadian Pacific Railway Company
has ordered i?.5oo additional freight cars
and 800 locomotives. Tho freight cars will
cost Si%.oooooo and tho locomotives S5.-
Won. 900.
Nineteen millions is a pretty big amount
for any railway to spend at one time in
additional Q auipmsnt especially when costly
sleepen and diners or passenger coaches
arc not included. The I? 500 freight cars
would make up ?so trains which II they
ming on regular schedule OF twenty miles
an hour would require ten days and Q half
SstTssn tst h The desRstCh!nF q tho nr.t and Si
practically reach ons.fifth around The globe.
The sun., 1912-07-21

grade at the September price. The con.
tract stock III Chicago Is mere nothing
In comparison with that OF a year ago.
St,li the part is not greater than the
whole. Even if II be conceded for ar
gument sake that the position Of oats
is Inherently stronger than other grain
II has not been enough so to enable
the market for this cereal 10 cut loose
from other grain.
Some shrewd operators are quietly
watching for the tide to turn In wheat.
corn and oats. il has been on the ebb
for some time. But the flood tide fol-
lows the ebb.
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THE CHICAGO MARKET.

CHICAGO. July ?o.-Prices showed 4 dis
position to ease on on moderate pressure.
National Biscuit common continues heavy
on further liquidation. Sears- -Roebuck.
Booth Fisheries common and ChicaRo
Pneumatic Tool were easier. Chicago Rail.
way first certificates displayed considerable
strength. with the seconds in fair demand,
Elsewhere the trading was light and prices
steady. The summary:
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DusINEss OPPORTUNITIES.


SyAl.Ep BIDS viii bs receivsa By tho Board
Of Water Supply, q Its oGces. seventh aoor. tes
Hrosdw.y. New yors. unsil y 4, r.; On Tue:dsy
;ies ;if of Siov:oss from tho Eimsiord sad Bryn
n. Ms.r IN; Bf e 81 c'ss ssud:s:
:,ss y: ~ y - ssssr e:
Ened VIII ooner.!s asd : ..uhsSrisee head:
iSvn q ,0i.sshuss Ss.d Sc city Of Toaker'
A. the Above place and time the blds Will be
publicly opened and resd. Pamphlets contain
ns intcrmaSslcn S ios etdSs!: ss snd oce!rset dre.-
posltnG the, sum Of ten doliars COY for secs
H.mPh!e55 e.. f:r further particulars ses Inserms'
' CHARLES srRAyts. Prssidsn,.
JOHN 2. CALVIN,
Con,misslolers bf the
JOSEPH p. MoRRiSSEV. Sscreisry.
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THE BOSTON MARKET.

DosroS.. July :o.-The copper shares
market to-day was Quist. With a tendency
to react moderately on profit taking sales.
Pressure was light. however. and prices
for the general list wero steady at the close.
. email fraction below yesterdays fnal
hgures Copper Range was / Y OF and Lake
. point lower. United Fruit sold at 207h
but closed at 2o7. unchanged from yester-
day. Other industrials and rails were ex-
tremely quiet. The summary:
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CPiss Pays aaa Hspss 20 De ReSa-
stated. \,
II. F. Criss Of the brokerage firm Of Rob.
erts. Hall 4 Crisa OF New York and Cin-
cinnsti. who has just paid o6 oil Of its o.. .0o0
900 excess liabilities aud lifted the re-
csivemhip in which the Arm has been stnoe
Hooking pool. announces that he will make
application for reinstatsment on the eX-
piete settlements have been made by the
arm with all creditors.
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!PuaLIc NOTICES.
NOTICE 10 INyYSr

iii 3 y: s!ss:s .s:s:sss ~ pss
ESie ceunty: Nsv icrk. q the. aggTeSs,s par
value Of - eooo. 81 ten O'clock 10 the fcysnooa,
-. A tss -. e !S H: "a A. r. sp s %
bids 10y 80 q oonds or any portion thereof up y
nomination Of u oOQ.Oo each sad thirty beads Of
TIE denomins tion Of $4,000 each.
Interest ead o3,1OQo OF the principsi will be
pe!d annually on the nrst day q April.
The Town 81 Cheektowags. With Q large %:
Ba6slo, q 6shlnd thess Sonas. "" ~
The right Y !ess!ved % rsiset any and oil bids
srS a.. wcsvs ss,s - ,snsss.msiiy -. ..,.,..,
bids sddrsss FRANK WILDLY.
New York.
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~ Marconi wireless.

SIS Priny Friedrich ilheln,. for New Yors.
was CAS- miles east Of Sandy Hook At s:SS \. N
yesterday.
So ST Paul. for New York. was :5l miles east
OF Sandy Hook ~ ti<0 \, NJ.
SIS Car. for New York. was $40 miles east o.
Sandy Hook at noon.
SIS csieioni. for New York. was is' miles cas-.
of SANDY HOOK al Gas y.
SIS Osrar H.. for New York. was O30 miles cast
Of sandy Hook a. p ~.
Sandy Hook a. 1873 y. NJ
The sun., 1912-07-21

Li0utena mt Commander W. Mcdowell.
'TG% sss sS e9s %ssy from
command OF the Eagle to the Kansas a.
Lisus. j. F. Greene. from the vicksburs
Lieut. q. W. steele, Jr.. to the California
Li:us. aAsS. ". W. Smith. from we.,inshou..
Company. Es.t pittsburs. 10 the Califernia
Lieut., G. Gou %s1 ~, frSm nrs,r, command Of the
Lieut., l.. r. Whitehead. from tho Colorado
to comma nd the ST. Louis
Of IL. Iris to tn. vick.Surs .: sseeusNs
c:rs r::s,.,,oH 3 .ss:S.:s
to naval hospital, Philadelphia.
Passed Assistant j. T. Miller. from Nor.
folk yard TO reserve torpedo group. chsriss-
Liegtenan, Commander y. 4: Kimberly,
Nsutensnt' 'commander !. b. Silmsr. from
.IA;ai;; Ernest Derr. nom the Monterey to
:s E:S; y Tss %.ss,sa ss osss;'s sss" e.. D.,. t.
Lieut.. T. D. g Anderson. from tn. Albany
Ensign j. X. Lewis. 10 the ri cano.
En,isns g c. Pai''hrop and II. =, Thorn
Ensisn J. Yates. TO ths v!,isleboa
Ep:Isn 3, !. ss!issi.na, 70 Il. Ssiro.
Ensign. J. /. Riheldaaer and W. Tram.
to Mae lsls nd Hospital for treatment.
Hnsign J. D. Moore, from the Monterey TO
naval hcspissi; yokohama
ssssS % cssp. snS saess ss'Sss sss New @ xs:s
ahSso - tho AloeA0A ....-- -
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Bartlett Leading sellers. Martin. Free-
man. McEnany.
COTTON NOTES.
Liverpool cabled: During the last two
days the chief sollers have been Liverpool
operators with American connections. Tho
market needs fresh stimulus"
Sewberry. g. c.. wired: Weather i'm.
proving, Prospects, good and point 10
bountiful harvest"
Monroe. La. wired Army worms zen
eral In this territory. Some crops on over
flowed lands have been abandoned Am
reliably told that caterplllars have also
appeared which would destroy prospects,
for top crop. Entirely too much rain past
week and looks like more"
Yorkville. 8. c.. wired: Rain every day
here this section, Must have week 70 ten
days clear weather or crop will bs badly
hurt"
Bradsfreers crop summary said: Tho
feature Of cotton reports this week has
been the complaints Of too much rain In the
lower Mississippi Valley and thence cast
to the coast In Alabama. and GEORGIA
damage TO an already late crop IL reported
by grass. worms and shedding. In Texas
rain Ii needed for the late crop. while the
early planted cotton II In excellent shape"
The sun., 1912-07-21

SroAR.--Raw was active and nrm: CEN
trifuRal. ~ test. a.es5c.; nuscovados. 30 test.
s.>s5c. Refined was quiet: granulated. 405c.
NAVAL SroEEs.-Spirits Of turpentine.
A1c. Common TO good strained rosin. 50. 60.
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Spot cotton here Was unchanged. At T.. %
for middlinR uplsnds. Southern spot mar
kets generally unchanged except Norfolk,
,tc. higher: Galveston. I?Jtc.: New Or
leans. i3hc.: Savannah. i2c.: Houston.
i2Tc.; Memphis. ioi:c.: Augusta. lac.
Receipts and stocks AZ leading points,
with comparisons. as follows.
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THE BANK STATEMENT.

The weexly statement OF the iearin9
House institutions compares a. follows
with the figures Of the previous wee:
AVERAGE CONDITION.
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sUB.TREASURY STATEMENT
FRIDAY.

FRIDAY.
Paid by Sub. Treasury TO banks. S2,6i6.0 900
PSid by banks TO Sub-Trcasury :.e62, 900
Loss to banks on days trans
actions $4,000
vious week ........,,,,,.'... s4o2, 900
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settled tO.6ayJ sh0wePs ~ nS1At Or
to.nerrow, Hight 20 moderate ssath.
erly wiads.
For northern New England. fair to-day!
showers tomorrow; moderate south and
southwest winds.
NEW YORK. July 2i-The area Of high
pressure which was over the lake regions
had It's centre over the middle Atlantic ocas:
yesterday and covered all the eastern half OF
the country.
II caused still further declines In tempers-
ture In New England ana the middle A.
iantic States. but west OF the coast States Il
was warmer and notably SO In tho North.
west
Comparative depressions were central over
lower Missouri and the extreme Northwes.
and Southwest. but iney had no decided
depth
Moderate to heavy rain fell In the upper
Mississippi Valley AMI westward into tho
Rocky Mountain States. and showers con-
tinued In the cotton states and generally
south Of the Ohio River.
In this city the day was fair ana cooler.
wind. fresh southeas; to southwest; average
humidity. az per cent: barometer. corrected
to read TO sea level at A. NJ. So3s; r.
the temperature In this city yesterday. as re.
corded by the cmciel hermometer. ID shown In
anaeled Nahls.
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Estimated
Recelpts t0-day.
20 tOl .m1

Reeelpta to-day Weet YeaS.
New Orleans. 800 70 I SOD go 100
Liverpool spot cotton was quiet. S points
lower. at 7.iod. for American middlins on
sales Of 5000 bales. Futures opened about
points lower and closed . points down.
Prices as follows:
Open High Low Clos. Prev
}s:y:sss s:yy:s::s y. y :s - H. :: ::';;;
Jan. Feb. Se7 SS7 S6S 60
Na1ch-ApYtl q 81 S67i< GAL. 69,s "a
The sun., 1912-07-21

CO6ee Weak, Then Higher IN Frest
RepOrts-EurODeaa Cables Are
Reacti0Mnpy.

UeoCti0nnPy.
Coffee had an unexpected rally after
early weakness. Frost cables from the
Sao Paulo districts to local houses stimu-
lated short covering. There was also some
new long buyins but the trade generally
was sccpticai. Detailed reports Of da mage
were lacking. Moreover. marked injury
only occurs when the trees are howerins.
Brazil markets did not appear anxious
over the situation. for prices werc merely
steady. Cost and freight ofer were still
here at the old basis. Europe either did not
have the crop information or was indifferent
to the same. IAAvre actually reacted while
Hamburg was oniE steady. A reasonable
Interpretation Of the recovery was that the
market had become oversold. Quiet spot
trade conditions combined With higher
prices are an offset to the concentration OF
stocks In the hands OF the valorizationist
following.
Coffee on the spot was quiet: Rio No. =
il1i<Ic. Futures closed steady and Z 10
points higher ssies were 6s. zoo bsas.
Havre was Nfr. lower. Hspburs was un-
changed. Rio was unchanged. Santos a.
80 reis lower. Receipts at the two Bra
ailian ports were 8? 900 bags. against 81 900
last year Sac Paulo receipts were $4,000
bags against ~, 400 last year. Prices were
Sales Highest Lowest. Closing.
March. ....... 60O y IS N.3l -. 40 1878
Nay. ......... 10 Ton f3 - II 80 Is a a IS %
September lion 1914 1893 iS.ts1is u
December. ...20.0OO 1895 1928 iS.3tSi3 -
PROVISIONS. - Lard was Arm: prime
Western. 1910: refined Continent. si0.e
Pork quiet and easier; mess. e2Oa SO. TO.
Beef firm; packet. Sie. e.5odei7 go. Butter
Creamery extras. ?7a?7hc.: hrsts. 2sm :e,sc.
Cheese-State. whole milk. white specials.
iItai5',c.; colored. i5,sc. Eass-Fresh
gathered extras. :3G cSc. nrsts. oid2.c.
Chicago. July 2O.-"Provisions were higher.
lard leading the advance. on liberal pur-
cha ses by house with foreign connections
There was also q good commission house
demand for September pork. Tho I'M
provement brought out fair offerings from
longs. but packers were credited with
most OF the selling of lard. This pressure
caused some reaction from top prices.
The market closed steady. Prices were -
foll0wa.
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Army ana Navy Orders.

WASHINGTON. July eo.--rhess army or
derg were Issued to-day:
virst Lieut.. y. r Glass, Twenty.hrst In.
fantry. to. Orone. Me-, as professor Of mill.
tsry sciences and tactics at University of
Second Lieut.. II. A. Musham. to the Third
Infantry,
The sun., 1912-07-21
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

,,,. MLNIATUHH ALnANAC, rnIS pAi
HIGH WHrER THIS DAI.
Iandy Hook l2;as Coy, leland: ;iitl neu Gate .3o7
Sandy Hook. $40 Gov Island. sic Hell Gate 500
Arrived SATURDAY. July 70.
IS ST. Paul. Sou hampton. July II.
IS Principe di Piemonte. Naples. July 5
IS Kaiser franz josef l.. 1riestc. July o.
Ss City Of Baroda, Calcutta, Nav II.
Ss WhAkArua. Liverpool. July o.
50 Chicago City. Las Palmss. July 8.
Sc Harry Luckepbach. san Juan, July s.
Ss Apache, Jacksonville. July Is
IS Onondaga. Brunswick. July II.
Sc Madison. Norf0lk. July 10.
So Ancona. Philadelphia. July 10.
ARRIVED OFT.
81 inverclyde. a Haniis from New York
IS voitairo. At Buenos Ayres from New York
IS Clement. AZ Para from New York
The sun., 1912-07-21
THE WEATHER FORECAST
WASHINGTON PREDICTIONS FOR
TO-DAY AND TOMORROW.

For eastern New York, soathepn
New EaElana and New jersey, ~.
settled to-day, sAowers at nSsAt Or
to.norrow, Hight 70 moderate ssatA.
eplv vvauAs.
The sun., 1912-07-21

Lending buyers. Cone. Shearson. Wilson
Bartlett Leading sellers. Martin. Free
man. McEnany
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1912-05-26
A Younu Graduate.

Jack BleakmOre, son of Mr.. and
Mrs. w. R Bleakmore and a men,
Der Of this years graduating class
from the A. H. S. enjoys the distinc-
tion of being the youngest pupil who
ever received a diploma from ms
school.
When Jack was years old he
graduated from kindergarten at
twelve years of age he graduated
from grammar school and now he
is receiving a high school diploma
ut fifteen years of age Among the
invitations he sent out, one was re-
ceived by Gov. Lee Cruce, who has
been a life time friend of the family.
Gov. Cruce acknowledged the invi-
tation with the following letter:
Dear Jack:-The announcement of
the commencement exercises of the
senior class bearing your card comes
as a distinct pleasure to me. can
hardly realize that you are big enough
or old enough to be a graduate OF
the Ardmore High School. | want
to congratulate you upon being one
Of such a splendid class. The great
est asset a young man can have is a
thorough education and this knowl-
ledge acquired and rightly applied
will assure him success. l hope you
will find it possible to go further
in your educational work and add to
your store of learning. I wish
could be in Ardmore on the oath
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1912-05-26
Decoration Day.

Every Southerner in the city OF
Ardmore should make an effort to
attend the Decoration Dag exercises
this afternoon at three o'clock, or
if that be impossible, to send a
wreath or bouquet Of flowers for an
old soldiers grave.
All ladies who have flowers will
please send them to the court house
at three o'clock or before.
The program is:
Meet at court house, p. m. sharp;
music by band; form line; proceed
ceed to cemetery.
At cemetery Music by band.
Song, Nearer My God to Thee.
Everybody join.
Invocation. Comrade Masters.
Music by band.
Address. Senator Charles B. Ken
.drick
Decoration of every old soldiers
grave.
Home. Sweet Home"
All friends of the Lost Cause
are. especially invited.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1912-05-26

|
Mrs. J. A. Bass very delightfully."-
entertained on Friday Afternoon in
| honor of Miss Claudine Wilkinson,
VINO left Yesterday for her home in
Chicago, and for Miss Clara Wolver-
ton.
After the guests had assembled a
most enjoyable musical program was
given with numbers by Misses Noble,
Wilkinson, WolveIton, Ovella Wolyer-
ton Th )mpson, Randol, Littler and
Dickson.
The girls were then invited to the
dining room.
The walls were festooned with
| hearts and hearts formed the motif
OF table decoration.
In inviting the guests, Mrs. Bass
had not told them that Miss Wolver-
ton was to be an honoroe, so all
turned with accusing eyes on Miss
Wilkinson
The table was decorated with roses
of crimson rambler and lighted with
red candles.
From beneath the center vase radi.
ated red satin ribbons to each end
of witch was festooned a heart.
From the chandelier to the table
corners garlands of hearts were
drawn.
At last Miss Wilkinson bushingly
| consented to read poem from Miss
Mofett in which an engagement was
announced.
Not until she had reached the end
had the guests learned that it was
Miss Clara Wolverton instead of Miss
Wilkinson, who was to be a June
bride.
Miss Wclve;ton will be married to
Mr. Harold Young nJune 22nd.
The guests were then asked to
draw the hearts from the table and
write on them good wishes for the
bride.
Dainty Refreshments were served
Misses Regina Blank, Clara and Ovel-
la WolvertOn, ltea Wolverton, Flor
ence and Mary Hoard. Thurlow and
Helen Ward, Lillian McNeese. Mary
and Marjorie Williams, Natalie vii.
liams, Annie Thompson. Ruby Ran
dol Roma Moore. Hallette Fraley.
Lena Gagdenhire, Ruth Hopson, Sadie
Hall, Schaum. Dickson, Dickson, No
bic, Lutler, Higdon, Mamie Roberts.
Salle Mays Mccoy, Ruth PAUL Bo-
gle, Butzow, Vera Olive. nellie Ikard,
Wilkinson, Maria Crittenden, Moffett
and Bishop.
Misses Thurlow Ward Ruby Ran
dol, Annie Thompson and Sadie Hall
assisted the hostess