davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1913-02-08

goods amounting to s215 to the Cor
diners and collected for the same the
amount OF 1856. The Gordiners re-
fused 70 pay any more on the grounds
that the furniture was defective The
company then replevined the goods
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1913-02-08

required but 45 drops Of a specially
prepared food to give her a meal, Ro-
sauna Elizabeth Johnson. who open
ed her eyes on this world last Wednes-
day, has achieved more distinction
than any other baby ever cared for at
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1913-02-08

eral Wickersham after conferences
with representatives Of q purchasers
Of the tract from the Oregon & Calf
fornia railroad, a subsidiary OF th-
Southern Pacific, n whose land grant
the land was originally Included
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1913-02-08
the Los Angeles Maternity cottage.

Washington - Compromise settle
ment Of the title to 332. 900 acres Of
valuable timber land in western Ore
gon was considered By Attorney Gen
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1913-02-08

and kept them until ordered by the
jury yesterday 10 give them back to
the defendants.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1913-02-08

Los Angeles-Becaus she weighed
Jnly a tribe more than IS ounces and
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1913-02-08
JURY'S VERDICT IS
FOR THE DEPENDENT

The issues in the suit OF the Spen-
Ger Furniture company OF Davenport
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1913-09-26

Der / Ell forboIospis llng OLDER e,
afgaaet peo Ggben.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. &aitbcrg
@faarilet er efter lGngere Gios
Spagelig9c6 afgaact pe0 9pbcll, 81
Mar ganmel.
- 8cnernlmajor, @cllcralinIpef=
tyr for 9fptteriet Garl @l,ltau 8ollc
CT opo efter llo9en 1ioS 6paooml,
50 Aor 81. SAT- par &,lo. al
,Gbg. % 3bmo., % bap0e fiber,
1912 urret Jorluan6 fpr &eoe
&ors. General 9alle bar fpot 1864,
ban TOM / 1875 1om Sefonolpjt11ont
beo &apalleriet og aniottcs icnere
iom Yrcnlicrlpjtnal,t / @u1arrcgi=
n1ertct.
SogncprGit &iels Gbriitial,
@oitrlp Spur, 9%poerslep, Stepus,
opoc lplig otter lrngcre 1iOs Spg=
Bonn, 67 Mar gan1n1el. @an bar
at CIT 9a,nmel Ereiteilngt. Sans
Moocr Dor Spiter til 6. @oltrlup, pg
ba11s 6ormoocr bar S,1geman1s
Spiter. Spur tilbragte noglc lug
bomsoor / lin Morbrooers @jen1 /
Sillcrpo % 9if / 6reoerifsborg lrr=
be Sfole. @an paopirfebes lt9rft
al @oitr1rp og iltttcoe Zig til oea
grlu1otpigife Mctniug. lin &rGitc<
gierl1ina hc9pnote fan lom &opcl=
Ian / &pfteo % blep 1881 Soane=
prr}t / 1iatring ng Gro1,5, 1891 /
Sferpinge (peo Slaaelie) % 1898
i 2%poerslcp. @oaoc font Nrnit %
1om gpo bonlt @o,o nil fan mint
6cs for lit porlllc @ierte % lin it'll
le, tropuroige Serb.
- ACKNOWLEDGMENT / Nor=
b,,S Ms1cr @pi,narfs 6l.itru Sir
1tinc, fpot 9oltriOien, CT be0 eftcr
flere Mars Spa9bco.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1913-09-26
6nnhPrjyllann.
Myt banjf Tpriamlingsbns.

Nyt ban t Vpr1amllngsbns. :
Spnbcrborg far man bcilt &ronier
paa set ltore l,pe ToriamlingsbrtS
"Spnccrhorghus". 9pguingel1 CT
ppfprt otter 5egning al Hruf. Mar=
tin Nprpp, &%johcnbopr.
1tnScruisnina / 2anlf. Groplti=
%lpnoDcrnc / @aoerslcp % Spl10er=
bor1 far pc0tnaet ct MnoroyenOe
ON, at Scr ettcr Iornlorencs 9l1lfe
i Iolfcifplcrnc inofores 9 Iimers
bonlf Sprogu11oerpisning OIL llgrn.
Sc Sjcmlpic. Otter bpab Mi9s=
6agsnlonb $. =. @nl1Slen bar no
tolt pcs ct Mpoc / Mrnll11 / Nor6=
llespia, n1oa So%rfplaelien al Sc
@ie,nlpie III, betrogtes lpn1 ill,ttet.
Ser CT i1r0en @iemlaie / Inngiel
mere, og o0lfilligc far fooet 8olet=
tclicstilla6elie .
Spiferne arbcjber. Otter Sc ooar=
lige &eiultater, font Iplfer,1e har
opluoet pe6 Sc ii6ite &alg / Moro=
ilesnig, nil Spiferne I'LL ipge al
ege SEN tpife @runbcjenoom. S
Sen Nnlconing CT Ser oprettet II
1lesuio=bolltcnif 2ono6rl1gsba1f mes
Ell &upitol >uu / Mill. Marf; Set
te Torctogenoe ltptteS al Sen prejii=
ifc stat.
@n cloeammcl Sfif, Scr bar ii11
Spri1,belie / li0cn fer ,SorofGllcS:
itnbets Spbnpelie, bol0eS enonm
&ap0 / @ioloerl1p. Eli S11oparS=
ling ON @ralr0e ellcr lignen6e
r1aar 8pmnnbcnc itGl io1lllc5 for al
brefte fGllc5 Mnligscnoer, labe>
man 9uoitiffcn G@rm1oepinoe11")
gao ira !@1,s til @us. 8u6itiffen
Ser for Sioen for lit 6pboIo boS
@aorocjer Sep 0ol6t, er ct @trffe
Sru, al 2rngbc iom cit gpo bolr
ISejrcprl mes ct Sui % cn Striffe
igjennen1 til at bel1gc Sen / ben=
impo be,1s gnerite liot til1pioleol
Gnbe. Saopiot man far ie 10,
Mo!il1g, bporaf oct go,nle 9rofa
igjennem Tibcrr1e er blepen forip,1e1
Imeo flerc 2og, ct set al GgetrG.
! Ior,,ocn flere 1,tp6elige Mapnetra]
bGrer set meaet tp6eligt 1ebifaare1
Narstollet 1850. Set er ct Min0t
Ira %bcnipu16ne Si0er % bar Tel
flerc S1ngtlco ipnfe / @roucn.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1913-09-26

ga en- oanif &onge engnlg par
poo &ejIe / Splla11o, fom BON ino !
en- 8on6egaar0, bpor bon blep be-
pprtet poa set be6lte. SEQ Mfife-
sen taffebe ban @aaroens @jerinbe,
en- tripelig Some, for ben l1lejlig-
be6, hln bapoe boot, % til lin
0berroifelie iii ban felgenoe lige-
fremme Sbar: uMa, bleie me6 ben
Smlrle l%1lejligbe6. 8efoitningen
bar min 6anoten set DRrite."
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1913-09-26
Jnrnf11 ru11ht.

@cllcre i,1ltc libel cub ilpttc. So
lloglc Moaneocr iioen bleu set BE-
itemt, at ct 9ls life laatgt fra So.
tel &c gille / Horis itllbe ncoripes.
s 9lliet boeoe eli gamlnel Game,
ion1 for 11Glteu 20 Nar iioel1 bar
fp0t / lamn1e @l,S. @l1n bleu 1elp.
fglgclig fortpiolct, "a bl,, fit Cliff
gclie ON at fraflptte tit 9olig, %
Gang paa @arg bao bult ON llo=
lGttelie, 6a bum % @ltiet par ua0=
lfillelige. Ger Dor Dog t1ge11 Har=
opn, % tilii0lt, ga Mrbeioerne font
for at paabegpnoe Me0rip11ingen,
lptfebes set &lliets @iere at iaa ber=
Sc til at pafte fine 5oger ialnrue1t.
|Gorle0en 9ag Dor Mrbejoerne pcb at
ripe Gaget ne6 ouer SEN gamle
Gamcs Sobepgrclfe, % Sc ioa
bel16e ga til 0ercs itore Jorbal,ielie
ligge uoitraft poo Sengel1, finn bGf=
fet me6 nogle nsle Hjoltcr. Sun
bor mcaet offrGfte og blcp ltrafs
|fibrt til ct 8oipital. Ser fortoltc
bum, at bum paa,1p par pe,rot til
bagc til get aontle @l,s, ipm FUN
life fnnoe lfillcs fra. @pcr Mften
bopoe bun liltct Jig It's og fight
Mao, men tiliiblt bopoe man rcpet
|Sroppcn ne0, 1oo bltn life mere fu11=
Sc hcnte Nbbe. uMcn. ifrige pilbe
jea life" ioabe hun, vfor leg piloc
bellcrc inlte i6jel cno flptte."
&arlamcntariife Sims. st fore
tagipmt fral1if Tilmsfpnpugni tit
fprleocn Iilloociie til at outage eli
&effc lcpcnoe &illeoer i &olois
@ol,rbon, Set %franife 9eplltcrctfom=
mers Mpoeiol. Gctte blep mart
tierbt Ma11ot Sc Gep1tcreoe, ion1
piitc Jig ucgct pillige til at filn1c.
&c fnp,eoc5 ON at folnnlc nlco paa
@illeocrne. 6otogrofcn bar be
ifj9itiget / flere elmer. i Gcpl1teret=
famrleret, % fan tit ga pgioo c1
Serie @illcoer, Ser por lige laa al
pefslcnoc lonl morlpnrn1e. 81. a.
fpto9rof creGe5 &ammcrprGl i0cnten5
6pjtioeligc Srotrnocn, SC mango
Gnlgere, ion / Torpurcllerne trent
iattc 0sres Tproringcr for beres
&eprui% clltonter, beftige 9e6aticc=
ner, Meltallral1ten, bpor Sc Gepllte=
re6e be11teoe &rGftcr til IN &e
oip. 6illncr1, Ser ligcs at pGre me-
get pellpffet, lfal 11 iorepiie5 r1not
ONT / bele Tranfrig.
&or Set life Ell Soc fpr ct al
bore mango bjcmlige 6ilmsielifobcr
at outage lcpelroc @illcOer fra Dor
cgen @igsboq? Get piloe iiffert
interesiere Gfterfommcrl1e at le,
bporban oct 1ulpGrenoc 2ou0Sting
% Uoltcting bar let uo, ifriper ct
1anif Wla0.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1913-09-26
@if tilbaec til Mrbeioc.

bapoe pnret ing / rrogel1 5i6,"
%ifripcr Mr. 2nui5 Sobnion fra
@i1cbeitcr, S0obo. Seq bar laa
oaarlig pg bapOe laaoonnc Sn1erter
/ @pggen, at ieg neite1 life fun6e
bepGae mig. Seq tog to SLATER
&1,rifo og gift tilboge til ArbeiOe
i9icn."
S,1gen M~potbefcr-Meoici11, met ct
gonrn1elt ltrtcn1io0el, JONI bringer
&eiultoter. Special gcnter for
Ifaffer sen oirefte ira 2aborotoriet.
Sfrip til 9r. Eeter 6abrnep &
Sons Co., 1876 50. @opne
Mpe., Chicago, Sll.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1913-09-26
rGciiercn al tSabara".
Gcr6c1,

NOtNNt>SN ~ Sup"%" SNA"N''
glcnlnler let. Ger er bel nof e1t=
fclte, font buffer Mapnet v&eiieren
al Sobaro", men l10eu fpr Naris
tror sc flcltc, at Set er cit cller o11=
BEN Cperettetitcl. Sc fGrrel te blt=
ifcr sen ltraolerbe 9iitorie OH oe11
ironl te Milliollur SocQllcs 2ebau1p,
iom / 1903 meo Ell frigcrit uoltpret
2pitpocbt 6rog til Mfrifo pg loo Jig
rlbroohe til uaejicr al Sabaro"
un6er Nopuet Sacquc5 sen Jprfte.
2e6al,ops ltolte @robringSploner
gift poo cit iprgelig Moabe / Gaifen,
og r4eHcren al Sabara" maatte
benbc bjcm mes nforrettet Gag.
@elp bor1s nl1nocriootter" bapoe
life Torltaoelic of bans l,b1nGrfeoc
9criferepner % hans 2onosmeno
/ cnomu min6rc @ra6. S @aris tit
r&cjferen" an(e,1op1et Sc petit
Sl1crier", og e, Sis laaw por bm1
Self poo Sc flcite &orietecr. @en
ioo gif set meo 2ebo1,op, lom Set
, goor meo iao mango man CLIENT
te bu1n.
Me>t bette blep i. 2nng0en for
n1eget for 6en itoffels Millio11Gr,
% 1lt CT baa, rejit til Mmerifa, De
hoablpie Hrnten0e1ters foriRtteoe
2onb, bppr ban pco talrige latterlt=
&c Eaoiuno gipcr Stof til mege11
Smtole.
Y%ari1erue gi6er life ofre Sen fal>
mc6e Sperettebelt cit Sol1fe mere.
rSrulbtrGer". Gen belgiife 8i=
6cnifobSlltono Sean @bolon far
gjort Ell &effe meget eiel10omn1eli=
&c Stuoier m1eo &enipn til SEN
Spertro, iom CT forbunoet mes
9rpcrne / Meoerlm1oel1e og 8elgien.
Gbolon fort9ller ON Ell bel Del
Greer, ion efter 6olfetroen far
pisIe opernatl1rlige gpncr % @gen=
ifaber.
S Sc flelte flan6erife @per bel=
breoer lna11 ioale6es Ea11opi11e beo
@julp al rSrol6treer". &a1re11 TO-
regoor pan fglgerbe Moobe: Mon
itiGler Ell Spli1,t fra cit 9igfilte, og
mes 6elne Splint in0gni0es fao
Set ipge Ste0. 5er&,oa ifpn0er man
Jig til uIrol6trGet", 6riper Sen i11o
/ @orfel1 og foripin0er iao burtigt
iom muliat. Set Ter. us, iom ON
man lumifelig operfprcr i'm Ean6-
|! pine til Street, % Oerefter flpgter
al &G0iel for at blipe op6aget..
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1913-09-26

r@ar bn bprt at 2ejtl1ant @itb
ifal gift. fig mco 6reen Sebpart5?"
rSso, bpao be%ipnocrligt er Ser /
bet?"
rSSo, fer 0u, bpis SC iii faar
8srn, iaa bliper set antasclig Ml,=
|lotter!!"
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1913-09-26

&alfanfriscn paa Secncn. S Ct
2onooner=Gbeater bol0er mon fol
Eioen @rGper paa Set fprite Drama,
iom er blepet in1pireret al 8alfan=
frigen, og ierlig al Monte1icariners
mes 9anlp. Set err cit Spera mcI
&itelen Sen u,ge Montenegriner-
inoe". &eltin6en er cit ing Nigt
fra Montenegro, iom blioer bort.
fgrt al Gprferre og bol0t / Sanger
ifob. Otter at bnpe operpun6et ntol.
Iige Tarer % Gonifeligbeber lpffeS
Set ben6e at flpgte % / goo 8ebol5
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1913-09-26

~ ~N1uIllttllH.
San SjGlen flyttc fra 2egcmct?
Nao oen &ongre5 for plpfologiife
Gfspcrimcrter, iom for Chen Of
boloeS / Yaris, far lroll pgloo be-
bonolct Spprgsmoalet ON v@fste=
rioriiation", oct oil iige Gjelens
@pne til at fprlaoc 2cgcnuet UNDER
Sgpn, @ypnpie eller ipiritiltif
5rance % iencre at pel1oc tilboge
igjcn.
Gr iligt m1ligt? Set laocr til
Set; p%ooliOeligc @iocnlfobslnnno -
for iaa pi0t &ibenlfabsmuro ga fan
faloeS paalioelige = paaltoor, at
ocnnc Gplc fi1rOe5 bo5 ctbpert
11ornlolt Mc1lnel fc, men at hi blot
life )or lUrt at BRUCE sen. 2urer
ri Oct, CT Tplgernc l1beregl1elige;
en- al Gem cr maaifc, at bore 5iple
fan gjpre &cjier til Sc m1bre &lo=
Der / 0in1n1elrlrnm1et % pcl10e til
bage og fortellc % oere5 Splcpel=
ier. We1 T%priegcl1e / Sen &ctni1lg
CT enonn poo bereS ferlte StaOium;
Der b%elfripcr hi ct al Sem, Ser gar
pGret til llnoerlp9clic pau &ongres=
ieu.
Gn Yerion bppnotiieres og a1t=
bri11gc5 n1co ct balpfplot @los @uno
Il @n1ocrnc, SEN enc omfrinu @la5'
let, sen ol6cn opel1pua Set. @pi5
n1a11 iii otter nogen Ii6s 6orleb
itiffer sen pper1te @onro me6 Ell
Nool, piier 9egenets Teleeu,e Jig
at bore forimruoen. Meu ltiffer
man / Sen TONNE Suit oper @oolr=
Sen, mGrfer 2egcnlt set % Diier
Eegn paa Smcrtc. Eager mani
@losiet bort % itiffcr 9saolen neh
&a1oet, n1nrfe5 Set ligeleoes JONI
cn Snnertc / Me6iets 2eger1e, o1lf
9fQolcn rol11tc set ct eller onoet
l5te6. Men 2egennet forbliper at
pere nfellomt for 5tif 6irefte / Jig,
iclp.
Scr er ct olr0et Gfsperime11t. Gu.
@er]on boloer ct @aroglas font.
nnprt / fine @Gn0cr. Gerefter an
bringcs @lasiet / @enoer1e pan
0c1 jopcnoe eller bppnotileret Eer-
ior1. &pis nro1r III ltitfer eller
fnibcr / @l1oen paa 6cl1 fgrlte, Der
er fuIot bepioit, og idrger for at
sen onoen far ct &or 6ingre / Ga1=
set, lao bill Sen iiOlte Eerion fele
ollie De Smerter, ser tilfpjc5 SelL
ser for laoet i'm 6Gliombeo goa
oper / Nanoglaslet.
Set 1alll11e Gtspertment Ian 9lp'
res poo oen Mao6e, at begge Yerlo-
11er hol6er ct @las &n116 / Sea1=
oer,le, % at &anot | De to @las
forbinoeS meo en- &obbertraao. DIM
Eanfeoperf6ring ipnes Ser life at
fl1nue ppre Sale, tDi Sc to Yerloner
fan boloes f%ulofomnle,1 11piocnoe ON
bi1onoeuS Gfsiitens. 6orrelten btl-
Sc cit liseiaa beipn0erlig Sorflarlng
jom Sen, at ser foregaar Ell ~Gfste=
rioriiotion" al pisie ijGlellge en-
TIER.
@om logt, Ser arbejoes pioere.
Oa eli Sag fan 11a'1 n1ooife' title
sinl og 2cgen,c efter 6or9ootbetm-
benoe - fprenb sen 1iolte goooe.-
f,,TSo Sf;Tsr,;s1n. Nsdnpt1
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1913-09-26

Man trGffcr operalt / Sc l1Gprtt
2a1oc Greer, ioln CT tet ipGffebt
llco iaaoame 'Spliuter. 5Grlig be.
rpnrte S%rolOtrner, ioln /. CTS. Sci
1noergjgrenoe Si,loctru peo @ilip,
bar inotil 10000 S@linter ino.
ban1reoe / fin Burf.
5rolotrrerl,c biulper imiolcrtiO
life alcnc for Ionopille, men ogjao
for andre EilfGIoc JONI t. Cts.
@plocr, 1ic1,ipg0omnle, Mbeumatis-
,1te 90 8ornlpsbeo. Sonrme Stc=
Ger pil nlal1 gipe Greet @rltatning
for cen lllejligbcb, Ser forpoloes
Oct, % man logger ga gjer,1e Bout
1lo, @onooger, SalpeGifer 0. Ign.
pco bets 6oo. = Ma1,oe mcl,er, at
set ct golt at opcrliltc set ltaffels
arolStre peo pllroieligt, uforpare,,=
De at bonrc sen ~ipge" Splint i1o
/ oct5 Stannue. s Steoet for gi-
Der Sc Jig til at imigre set al ollc
&rrf ter og operpeloc set nco @o6-
bcb.
NMr n1a,t pil Dape Greet til at
bjGlpe, bc0cr mo1t set fprit prllt
ONT @jHlp, bporefter sets Creme og
@looe ppergri0cs >nc0 Gmer eller
ocjlig Ilpoc. llnge 6rllcr og Higer
itoor / ct n1c1ct pr1t 6orbolo til oe=
res Srol0trrer. Soolcocs 6lipcr
oisie Gon1crs @clgcncr uoitoaret al
Bette og omiottet 1lrco oc,1 itprltc
Snlbu og &irrligbc0. Men ocriom
@e!ae11cn iffc opiercr Jig fornlftigt,
% Gomcrne life opl1oar 2pffe, +.
Cts. / &iGrligbc0, ga blipcr Be-
ba!1olingcn itrofs 0ereftcr. Man
FINGER paa Sc melt uoipcfnlcre0c
Strufie for at bringe @clgc,1e1 paa
hebre 1onfer. Spirit bliper Sen /
lrl1Ncrc Sis ltilet poo @one6et.
@jnlpcr bette life, priffer mon 0en
/ &nlcn mes ipiOie SCALE, %
iooleoes pcbblipcr Set, in0til 9o=
mcrl1c cuoelia ioar trurnfet bere5
&iljc igjcnnern.
Nlt bette @forcgaor / bore Gage
mibt / gr1ropu / 2nnoc, Scr plejer at
role Jig al ocres &11ltur!
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1913-09-26
fon11le til lit Siea1laao. Ser op-
Hammer bun belle Joifet til Srun

fonme til lit @ieulla,lo. Ser ops
Hammer blt belc Joifet til Srun
% arig.
6orfatterclL ionr far @itrcpet haa-
De 5efit % Mlliif, er cit Rl,sler,
ion forclpbig pil pnre l,fjcnot. 81
telrollen ifol uofpres al Ell I'll.
mG',it Salrgerilloc, iom 6iotil fin,
Dar optraaM poa an6elr Mangs See
'1er paa @alfan. Senoes Mapn
bIep 'lppnt ocn Sang @eleiringen
al Norio'opel 6egyn6te. Sun bar
'ernlia ocn iioite 5fueipiucrinnc,
Der forloo %rcr, fgr Y,,iarrcrue
lpGrreoe Gejcn meo ocres ,Yc(ci=
ring5fauoner.
"a 9igteren @,ualo cl,oouo iton
| Wegreb n1co at forlo0c 2onoct for
'1o9cn 1io, n1pote cnocl l,,,oe 0o-
n1er for at tayc Mfifeo 1ueo Sen of-
bolote 2igtcr. Gn al Sc ,,l1oe CD
''1er meobrogte cit @og, / bpilfcn Sc
cnltclnnig aln1ooeoc ian, ON at mo-
tore ct Ear .Sro til Minoe on1 nam.
Meoel'5 2i9tcrcn betrogteoe 9ooe,s
S11ODol0 Oh pperpcicOc. m,oA hn1,
o1loc lfrlpe, opoageoc bnn 1loqle
Sl111cr / 8ogclt, 1onte Sine bopoe
ltrepct, o0 iom lpo font fp(ger:
I'll mo clifc Ell Elonte, me-, it.
fe pao ct Ours @efoitning.
9l1 maa elife ct 0pr, 111cl1 life
paa ct Mcnncifes @efoitning.
Oh moo clifc ct Melrncl fe, mel,
life poa 0uo3 @%efp1tning.
san lfrcp 0a:
1ql noa elite 1Qrte @i,1c poa
min @%efoituing.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1913-09-26

&%mlgaricns Sitting. General
l%pjt11ort Ncl1m1 q. Otiles fon for
lcccn Sag til NariS ira @l1!garie1ls
@cpcoltao, Sofia, bpor bon oelplS
n%pbtpllngcut bapoe opbolot Jig en-
bel Mooneo. Sm linc Sa9ttogelier
Der l1otoler balt Jig til cit &orre=
ippll0ent 81. a.: ~0or fire Tiger il
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Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-11-16

ed in the drawing room, where the
decorations were deliberately carried
out in yellow chrySanthemumS. Mrs
Westmoreland' French gown of black
charmeuse satin had a tuniC of lace
embroidered in irridesCent beads, and
a border of fur. One large red rose
was caught amid the laces of the
corsage, and the costume was most
becoming to Mrs. Westmoreland's
wore an imported gown of rose color
ed velvet, combined with gold thread
ed lace and fur.
In the hall. great clusters of yellow
chrysanthemums stood on tall white
pedestals, and pink Chrysanthemums
and ferns were used in the cardrOom.
In the dining room the polished ma
hogany table was covered with a
lace cloth, and had for a centerpiece
a large silver vase, filed to over
flowing with American Beauty roses.
The silver candlesticks were tipped
with shades of American Beauty, I'M
der silver filigree. A delicious lunch
con was served, and the hostess was
assisted in entertaining by Mrs. Ed
ward c. Peters, Mrs. Robert Cotton
Aston, Mrs. j. Lewis Beck, Mrs.
Spalding Speer. Mrs. Milton Dargan,
Mrs. L. T. Walker, Mrs. George Dex-
ter and Mrs. J. Frank Meador, each
wearing a smart fall costume.
Mrs. Thomas 3. Fielder, who has
recently returned from a summer
abroad, received a cordial welcome
and was charmingly gowned in a
French costume of canary Colored
chiffon, with deep girdle of tomato
| red satin and wide ruffles of chif-
fon finishing the sleeves. The skirt
| was draped, and the little coat was
of tan velvet, bordered in fur The
| hat of tan velvet was edged in fun
| and adorned with a black Paradise
| and the entire costume bespoke the
art of the French modiste.
Mrs. Dunbar Roy, who also returned
| home last week from a summer
| abroad, wore a French gown of gray
| brocade chiffon and velvet, with hat
| to match. Mrs. Howard Bucknell's
| French frock of blue brocade haC
| the corsage formed of lace and was
| worn with a smart black hat. Mrs
James T. Williams, who returned last
week from an extended stay in New
York, wore a charming toilet of blue
brocade velvet and lace, with picture
| hat of black, and coat of Lavender
| brocade with deep collar of ermine
| Mrs. Charles A. Sisson wore a Douce
model, combining black brocade vel.
vet and fur, with small hat of hlaci
velvet. Mrs. John K. Murphy's beau.
| tiful costume of smoke colored velve'
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-11-16

Mrs. Clouds gardens. In the living
room. where the card tables wert
placed. the wall pockets held clusters
of pink and white chrysanthemums
and a prettily appointed table in the
dining room bore a vase OF large
white chrysanthemums. with all
minor details in green and white
Handsome prizes We're awarded, in.
Guiding French print and French
miniature jewel boxes.
A lovely party of Thursday after
noon was the bridge, at which Mrs
Joseph Moody entertained in compii
ment to her guest, Miss Jean Crit
fifth, OF Columbus, Ind, and Miss An
ME Lee Mckenzie.
The score cards were hand painted
In Cupids and wedding bells.
The guests included Misses Marga
ret Northen, Lula Dean Jones. Heller
Dargan, Mamie Ansley. Virginia Jen.
kins Isabel Kuhrt. Genevieve Morris
Dorothy Hartman, Margaret Grant
LYDIA Nash. Lucy Hoke Smith, Jennie
d. Harris. Emily Winship. Caroline
Muse, Carolyn King Mignon Nc
Carly Callie Hoke Smith, Marie Pap.
penheimer, Mary Helen Moody, Har
riet Calhoun Frances Connally, Jes
sic Mckee, Elizabeth Morgan, Adgat,
Ellis. Adeline Davis, Margaret HaV
erty. Cobbie Vaughan, Louise Dooly
Lamar Latham, katherine Ellis. Cor
RE Hoyt Brown Rose Moran, Adri
enne Battey. Mrs. Charles Hopkins
Jr.. Mrs. Forrest Adair, Jr, Mrs. f
w Moore and Mrs. j. A. Branch.
on Wednesday evening Mr.. anC
Mrs. Milton Dargan will entertain tn
bridal party at a buffet supper, fol
lowing the rehearsal for the wedding
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-11-16
n Ass ANNIE LEE M'KENZIE,

N1tSS ANNIE LEE MKENZlE,
whose marriage to Milton Oar
gan, Jr., viii be the notable social
event OF next week, was given several
parties last week, among the hap
piest being the luncheon given by
Miss Helen Dargan Friday.
Miss Dargan, who Is noted for hef
originality and exquisite taste, intro
duced the autumn colors In every de-
tail OF her luncheon table. about
which were gathered the girls who
will be Miss McKenZie's bridesmaids,
and one or two visiting girls. On
large silver platter, wreathed in au-
tumn leaves, stood a tall silver vase
of yellow. chrysanthemums RISING
from a mound of gorgeous autumn
fruits At each end the table was
a silver basket one filled with bright
red apples and purple plums the
other holding pink and purple grapes.
At each plate was a little heart
shaped wicker basket of green mints
and chocolates, and the place cards
were handpainted in autumn colors.
Quantities of dwarf yellow chrys-
anthemums were used throughout
the Dargan residence and the young
hostess wore q costume most hecom-
ing to her blonde beauty gown of
black velvet. with corsage of lace
yelled in black chiffon.
From the luncheon Miss Mckenzie
went directly TO the home of Mrs.
Howell Cloud and Mrs John b. Rob
erts on PeaChtree road, where 80
members of the unmarried set were
entertained at bridge in her honor.
There the decorations were entirely
Of vari-colored chrysanthemums from