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The Miller press. [volume] (Miller, S.D.) 190?-current, 1913-10-23
Obeying His Doctor

Gibbs-Wonder why Richleigh when
he puts up at a hotel always takes a
single room?
Dibbs-His doctor told him he must
avoid suites.
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Financial.

Knlcker-Think the treasury depos-
its will u credit imitation?
Bocker-Nope; l struck Smith for a
flyer yesterday and didn't get it.
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", n, c. Report Social.

Yesterday afternoon a large crowd
as usual enjoyed the hospitality OF
the ladies of the w. r. C. at their
Dime social at Fraternity hall and
the feature of the afternoon was the
report of the president, Mrs. r. l..
Breed who has just returned from
the convention in Denver. Mrs.
Breed reported a very rapid growth
being noted during the past year.
five new Corps being added to this
department, making a total of forty
seven corps in all. 1t was also re-
ported at the convention that forty
four thousand of the old veterans
have passed to the great beyond dur
ing the past year, which figures seem
almost startling. After the very in
teresting and important business
meeting the social features of the
afternoon were thoroughly enjoyed
as well as the dainty lunch served
by the ladies.
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Entertained Needle Glass.

The ladies of the Needle Graft club
were pleasantly entertained yester-
day afternoon as the guests of Mrs.
T. A. Rose at her pretty home at 554
Teller avenue. The house was pret-
tily adorned with American Beauty
roses, the same flowers being used
at the lovely lunch which was served
about five o'clock, where the color
scheme of pink and white was pret-
tily carried out in the menu. A fea-
ture of the afternoon was the clever
contest, Recent Inventions" I'm
which the prize was carried off by
Mrs. Shellenberger who received a
pretty picture. THE Gift" Mrs.
l.ose was assisted in serving by Miss
Sydney Blair, Mrs Jack Hill and the
members were Nlesdames Shellen-
berger, Hickman, Whitney, Pettis,
Pitzer, Mayer and Heckel. The next
meeting will be with Mrs. Pitzer on
Grand avenue.
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Mrs. Rich Entertains For Mrs.
W n ubita

Mrs. c. b. Rich entertained this
afternoon In compliment to Mrs. w.
r White at her home on Ouray ave-
nue.. II was 800" party and was
one of the most delightful affairs
or the season. Quantities of fragrant
PINK roses and corn flowers adorned
the rooms where the guests were
cordially welcomed by Mrs. Rich and
her charming guest of honor, and
where merry throng of beautifully
gowned women were later seated at
the many tables for 800" At five
O'Clock a prettily appointed luncheon
was served, pink roses being used
for the table and dainty color
scheme of pink and white being no
ticeable through the delicious menu
in the confections, ices, etc. The
afternoon was thoroughly an enjoy
able one for all present. Following
is the list of invited guests:
Mesdames w. F. White. the guest
of honor, S. G.. McAIullin, w. S. wal
lace, /. n. Bunting, w. p. Ella, ]. H.
Smith, A. C. Newton, Frank Haskell,
j. w. Hopkins, II. r. Francis, A. R.
Sampliner, j. NJ. Sampliner. II. r.
Bull, G. r. Warner. w. S. Sullivan,
w. f. Buthorn, II. S. Barkuloo, w
d W ,dGl flullD, II.
w. Scott, ]. H. Fry. Frank Davis, F.
b. Welsh, j. II. Silcox. c. A. Latimer,
j. II. Miner. ]. f. Billings, C. w.
Reed, Howard Fletcher, j. w. Fletch-
er, Anthony Fidel. Emma Wadsworth
Nahstol. S. b. Lacy. ID. T. Stone, B..
Canon. r. H. Sawyer, Gallagher. Phi
delah Rice, NJ. z. Floyd, w. G. Bay
lis, Ben Griffith. Sternberg, F.
Holmes, ]. Stewart, f. +. Cole, Sill
mon Smith, Frank Williams. S. n.
Wheeler. L. W. Dinwiddie, Scarce,
A. Kraft, J. g. Cropsey, ]. McClin-
took, II. Lambeth, A. l.. Zellers, Or
son Adams, H. S. Day. Arthur
Stokes, C. w. Nichols, L. ID. Chester,
R. Turpin. e. C. Hart, Shackleford
V. C. Talbert, f. A. Krohn, and Mes
danes Howard Hay, Samuel Redman.
and Frank Tanner of Collbran,- and
Mesdames Harry Brown and Finley
of Aspen, and Mrs. Morgan of San
Diego, Calf.
Mrs. Rich was assisted in serving
by a charming bevy of young girls,
who in their dainty lingerie frocks
added much to the beauty of the af-
fair. They were Misses Selma SAM
pliner. Ruth Sampliner. Dorothy and
Helen Talbert, Vivian White and
Josephine and Portia Rich.
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Tom Thumb Wedding Tomorrow
Afternoon. Big Entertainment
by WOman's Climb

Tomorrow night the clever enter
tainment which is being given under
the auspices OF the Woman's club of
Grand Junction, for the purpose OF
raising funds for the entertainment
of the State Federation of Women's
clubs which meets here in the fall.
Will be given under the expert man
agement and capable training of Miss
Weilland. professional at such en-
children a wonderful drill in their
parts. 1t is said to be one of the
prettiest things ever given and thor
oughly entertaining to old and young.
The following is cast of the char
acters and the program:
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Miss Sawyer VIII Represent Grand
junction at Strawberry Festival.

Miss Lillian Sawyer will leave this
evening on No. 6 for Glenwood
Springs, where she will represent
Grand Junction at the big Strawberry
festival on Friday and Saturday. Ma
yor Todd was asked by the committee
in Glenwood to appoint young lady
from Grand Junction to represent the
city at the festival and Miss Sawyer
was selected by the mayor for the
honor. There will be a number of
other young ladies', representatives
from the various cities, and they will
be the guests of the Colorado Hotel.
while there, and under the immedi-
ate chaperonage of Mrs. L. E. Lucas,
wife of. the manager of the Colorado.
The girls will take prominent part
in the big parade on Saturday and a
big dance has been planned for them
at the Colorado for Saturday night,
besides rides and other pleasures.
which will make their stay a thor
oughly enjoyable one. Many Grand
Junction people are planning to go
up tonight and tomorrow morning.
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Bride-----------,Ma Martha Jean Rogers
Groom Melvin Ridley
Ring Bearer Florence Mildred Ridley
Maid of Honor-----------Gean Rush
GroomSman------- Freddie Schmidt
Bridesmaids----------Leila Borschell
and Clara Stapleton.
Mother of Florence Lemon
Father of Leland Luke
Sister of Mary Buthorn
Mother Thumb Viola Jones
Father Thumb Hampton Henderson
Grandma Thumb----Helen Borschell
Grandpa Thumb-----Ra Ray johnson
Grandma Midget t--Gwendolyn Rich
Grandpa Midget Raymond Loeffler
Minister--------------John Fieldmier
Wife of Minister Harriette Welsh
Cousins-Katherine Welles. Glenna
Adams and Charlotte Kiefer.
Spinsters Doris Longwell, Helen
Wheatlsy and Anna White.
Bachelor Billy Bradshaw
Flower Girls-Lucie Jones, Frances
Matthews, Margaret Stapleton.
Gertrude Rich. Norma Matthews.
Blanch Sturteyant Margaret Benge
Ruth Hoel Mamie Decker and Eve
lyn Roberts.
Ushers-Jack Piatt and Joseph Sam
pliner.
Guests Dorothea beaverton, George
.Pettis, Clifford RAIDER, villa Blu
thorn, James Trmmbo. Josephine
Henderson, Margaret Decker, Geo.
Kruckenberg, Hale Baldwin. Beu-
lah Borschell, Wallis Orr. Frances
Scott, Gean Kennedy. Harry Cham
bers, Mulyey White, Arwilda Cal
loway.
Waitresses-Fran Carroll. Beth
Derryberry, Katherine Benge, Dor
is Stapleton, Mildred Van Horn,
Betty Meserve. Mary Cox and
Pearl Ridley.
Soloists-
Raymond Loeffler-- Violin solo
Lamont Harris Trap drummer
Helen Birdsall---"I Cannot Sing the
Old Songs"
Catherine WeIls----"O. Promise Me"
Ray Johnson-------.-"Si Silver Threads
Among the Gold"
Charlotte Kiefer"I Love You Truly /
Glenna Won't You Call !
Me Sweetheart" ="
Duet-Ruth Allen and Theron Bor-
schell, I'D Love to Live in Dream
land With Girl Like You" u
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rom everyone present.

from everyone present.
The feasting lasted from 8 p. m.
until IL o'clock and the menu was
very satisfying to every taste and en-
compassed a large list of delicacies.
The banqueting over, Toastmaster
John II. Fry commanded the atten-
tion of everyone anu presided over
the two hours of mcaty program that
| followed. He is worthy master OF
the local Masonic order. He opened
1 with a brief and well put talk on the
meaning of Masonry.
William Dittman, who enjoyed the
/ distinction of being the only charter
member of the local lodge present
| gave n talk, brimfull of "reminiscences
! and local history, which provoked
many a responsive nod of remem-
| brance from pioneer members. His
talk was thoroughly enjoyed.
An address by Hon. Ben Griffith
on The Lodge of Today" was a
| brilliant and stirring talk with high
I tribute to the lodge and its member
ship, which comprises the very cream
of the best citizenship.
The next feature was the presenta-
tiOn of jeweled emblems to the seven
past masters of the lodge, who have
never received the jewels, because
the custom having been established
after they finished their terms in of
flee. Guy V. Sternberg made the
presentation speech and the follow
ing received the jewels: J. j. Lums-
den, II. r. DeLong. A. r. Sampliner,
James w. Bucklin, William Marsh,
W. |. Hammond. All made short
speeches of thanks and acceptance.
Mrs. Carrie j. Marr of the Eastern
Star made short talk on the o. Il. S.
and urged Masons to support it by
joining.
Musical features of the evening
were the Masonic quartette composed
of Messrs. Benge, Vorbeck, Edwards
and Kiefer and a solo by Miss Mabel
Marsh. Miss Marsh sang. The Song
sters, Awakening" very beautifully. /.
There was deep regret that the
solo by Mrs. r. Ii. Sawyer could not |
be heard as Mrs. Sawyer was forced /
to leave for home because of the late /
ness of the hour. This number was
looked forward to with great deal
of pleasure since It was a Masonic
song and Mrs. Sawyer has received
much favorable comment in many
cities on her rendition of it.
The ladies of St Matthew's Guild.
who served the banquet received the
thanks of all present for
their excellent service. Mrs. l.. NJ.
Miller. who furnished all the sweet
peas and roses for the table decora-
ions was thanked by the lodge. The
great event drew to a close at one
o'clock.
] .
The daily sentinel., 1913-06-19
Pretty Announcement Dinner Party
For Miss ROtThforI


This evening Mr. +. B. Rogers
VIII entertain at prettily appointed
dinner party at her home on Ourny
avenue, for her sister. Miss Ollie
Rotchford. Covers will be laid for
twelve and the guests will be the in
innate friends of Miss Rotchford
The house will be elaboratelv decor
ated with quantities OF the crimson
Liberty roses and in the dining room
the table decorations Will carry out a
color scheme of crimson and gold
There Will be a gorgeous centerpiece
OF the Liberty roses reflected in a
large mirror and from the chandelier
covered with roses, festoons of the
same fragrant blossoms in wreathes
VIII extend to the four corners of
the table. Little gold beveled, heart
shaped place cards will bear the
names of the guests, also in gold. and
the same pretty color scheme artis-
tically carried through the delicious
five course menu. Miss Rotchford
Will gracefully preside at the head of
the table and will wear a dainty gown
OF pink silk yoile with lace draperies
The interesting feature of the af-
fair was disclosed when the guests
wereinvited into the dining room,
when little Miss Martha Eugene
Rotchford, who stood in the archway,
holding n fancy basket filled with
gorgeous red roses. handed to each
guest, single rose, to which was
tied with gold cord tiny envelope.
These were opened at the table and
were found to contain the announce
ment Tin gold) of the approaching
wedding of Miss RotChford and Mr..
Howard Fairbanks on the twenty
sixth of this month, Just a week from
today.
Although not a complete surprise
to her friends present, the news was
received with much enthusiasm by
the young ladies present. The we'd
ding will be a quiet home affair al
the home of Miss iRotchford's moth.
er, Mrs. r. Rotchford, at 41O Chipeta
| avenue, The many friends of the pop.
ular couple are delighted to know OF
the happy elimination of their ro.
nance of the past year. Miss Rotch.
ford is one of the most charming and
attractive young women of the com
munity and is universally popular in
all circles. Mr.. Fairbanks, who is a
valued employee OF the freight clerk
department of the ID. & II. G. will be
heartily congratulated on all sides
upon his approaching wedding to
Miss Rotchford
The remainder of the evening fol-
lowing the dinner will be enjoyably
spent with auction bridge, a pretty
prize being giyenrto the winner of
the highest score, prettily framed
copy of "A Chinese Love Story"
Mrs. Rotchford will be assisted in
serving by Mrs. Harry Kissinger.
The daily sentinel., 1913-06-19
Great Masonic Event.

Fitting and complete in every way
was the commemorative banquet of
the Masonic lodge last night in cele-
bration of the thirtieth anniversary
of the founding of Mesa Lodge No.
So, A F. & A. NJ The banquet
was held in the Auditorium and 375
people enjoyed to the last degree the
sumptuous menu, the several ad-
dresses and the feeling of hearty good
fellowship which seemed to emanate
The daily sentinel., 1913-06-19
Nj, s.m adams Was Bridas,,,,,,

Y, Ethel bridesmaid.
sii; a. sat Mrs, oTson opoms, daughter of
,,,s,,, sl,' Pauline scn,i at the Wedding ling
bs,.' when Mis- oeott Of Denver YES
sotiaI a Among ,ss Scott who is num-
Iusso. aYorites bse er most popular
g,s, y, StrnrSe eeame the bride of
ssrs Mss Scott OF Springfield
a. rl slassnates snI and Miss Adams
d, University Of siia "a great friends at
u 1911. VI Colorado at o Ron,t a
ssl!as vi a@Siob from Smith pfa off eo,;s.h on her
=, asiIlas aaI,s,sI,i this ysas snerg nsa she has
' one of six baor,asas, e,ass,
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TOO LATE To CLASSIFY.

FOX RENT-Four-room house. new
ly furnished semi-modern, sleep
ing porches, shade, lawn, gas. Close
in. S1S during summer. j. T..
Moorhead. Sentinel office. 6-l9-3t
The daily sentinel., 1913-06-19
w. @. T. U. Notice.

mere will be w. C. T. U. meet
ing tomorrow afternoon at 1880
CLOCK at the Y. NJ. C. A, when i'm
portant business will come before the
ineeting. 1t is urgently requested
mat there be large attendance at
enls meeting for the above stated
reason.
The daily sentinel., 1913-06-19

bridesmaids at the wedding yesterday
ana was gowned in lovely creation
oi dark pink charmeuse. The six
maids were gowned in varying shades
oI PINK from dark to the most deli
eate and made very charming pic
lure. Miss Adams will return home
tomorrow noon.
The daily sentinel., 1913-06-19
Here on honeymoon.

Mr.. and Mrs. Jesse l.. Stearns OF
Montrose are in the city today as the
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. G. b. Chris
tiansen on Grand avenue. Mrs.
Stearns was formerly Miss Mary Mui-
len, of Montrose and is quite well
know and popular in this city. She
was married at Montrose on the same
day as DR.. and Mrs. Harrington. the
one wedding being at nine and the
other at noon at the Catholic church.
Mr.. and Mrs. Stearns are greeting
many friends in the city today and
will leave ON No. tonight for Glen
wood where they will spend a few
days.
The daily sentinel., 1913-06-19
Rare and Extraordinary Enter
tainment.

Don't miss the clever and unique
Tom Thumb Wedding given by the
Woman's club Friday night at the
Tickets will be on sale
at C. ID. mith's Fourth street store.
Admission for adults 25c. children
15c, and reserved seats So. 6-1g-2t
The daily sentinel., 1913-06-19
Dinner Guests Tonight.

Rev. and Mrs. a. 2. Shattuck and
Supt A. Lee Hampton and wife Will
be the guests of Prof. f. L. Cole and
Mrs. Cole this evening at the Cole
suburban home in the Appleton sec
ton.
The daily sentinel., 1913-06-19

Sawyer's ice cream novelties will
assist in making your dinner or party
success. Phone Randolph 64O.
The daily sentinel., 1913-06-19
Clara Kimball Young, Lillian Walker
and Earl Williams.
"Ton Much Parcel Post"

Comedy. william Jones. postman
No. 1144, because of 3 years faith
full service, is promoted to the new
parcel post branch. He is highly
delighted until he learns what he has
to carry and deliver: the most pecul-
lar combination of commodities con-
ceivable-eggs, dynamite, a stove, a
goat, baby carriage, pig. baby
and others too numerous to mention.
On his route the eggs hatch out and
the baby begins to scream. You can
imagine the predicament of the poor
parcel postman. A woman passer-by
objects to the manner in which he
ha ndles the baby and he runs before
her torrent of abuse. When she cor
ners him and strikes him, the almost
forgotten dynamite explodes. No
wonder Jones resigned.
CRYSTAL THEATRE.
The daily sentinel., 1913-06-19
TONIGHT!
AND TOMORROW
"The White Slave" y"

a special Vitagraph feature In two
parts. A beautiful story of the days
before the war. A series of thrilling
scenes, following one after the other
in rapid succession, with love story
running all through. Produced by
the talented Vitagraph players head
ed by ast
The daily sentinel., 1913-06-19

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Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1913-05-24

fIKoI FLAN.
The reception open stairway;
Kitchen with grade landing Living
by coumned ahwy The dining
large pantry with In
three chambers and bathroom space
wide and 20 feet There building
First story feet second
Red oak in the first
elusive Of heating and plumbing, $2250
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1913-05-24
Here Is a Home

Here home imagine filled rOmpng joyous children
home of their chdhOon of loving
dear plenty of flowers in that big dining
and just lots in the porch boxes then
the pohes Really don it make
and flowers
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1913-05-24
jim WILSON
Money
Land Wife

You furnish the money,
I'll furnish the land; then
we will rustic to beat the
band for a wife. My land
is in the famous Waldo
Hills, and is the best for
all kinds of fruit. One
and a half miles from rail-
road station, and on the
main road. Price $l0O per
acre in 10-acre tracts.
500 per tract cash, then
$40 per month. | have
made arrangements with
Mr.. Craig, the owner, to
allow a discount of 10 per
cent to the first buyer that
will build a good house.
Let me show you these
tracts.
Western Carolina Democrat and French Broad hustler. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1913-1915, 1913-03-27

Capt. r.. A. snyth and family d
Greenville, o. g. are spending this
week at their country estate. "Conne-
mara" They are directing some inn
.proyements and making ready for their
annual summer return to Fiat Rock.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. p. Rogers and
Master Carroll spent Easter with Mrs,
Rogers mother at Spartanburg.
Miss Sallie Patton is visiting her
brother Mr.. Frank Patton. of Sumter.
>. @. She is expected home Saturday.
The friends of Miss, ErIine Hart will
De panied to hear that she has been
stricken with appendicitis and that her
aunt, Mrs. P. H. Walker carried her
&c the MeriWether Hospital at Ashe-
vile on Tueday of this week. The oper-
alton was performed Tuesday at noon
and she was doing nicely at last re-
port.
Mrs. Johnson, wife of DIR. Lee John
son, has been in Decatur, Ca, for sew
eral weeks visiting her home folks.
pneumonia. Her father succumbed to
Pneumonia. Her father was Rev. J.
s. Bryan, a prominent. Methodist
minister of the Georgia conference and
had filled many large pulpits in Geor-
gia cities.