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The Wahpeton times. [volume] (Wahpeton, Richland County, Dakota [N.D.]) 1879-1919, 1914-04-23
Wyndmere has a shoe shop.

Wyndmere has a shoe shop.
Mrs. Claus Johnson won the
piano in the Walcott Mercantile
contest.
The village of Dwight has been
plating some additions and will
incorporate.
Miss Maude Van Arnam has
accented position with the Shell
don Progress.
Many Great Bend children are
suffering from an epidemic of
VIII coping cough.
Deputy Treasurer Olson visited
friends in the northern part of
the county last Sunday.
Joe Novak has bought the house
at l0S Wisconsin ave-. and will
occupy it with his family.
There will be only high mass
at st. Adelbert's church this COM
ing Sunday at iO:15 a IN.
Robert Weiss. cashier of the
Farmers State Bank of Great
Bend. spent Tuesday in Fargo.
Some of the farmers have al
ready completed their seeding for
this year. everything except corn.
VIM. Roberts. cashier of the
First State Bank of Celfax was a
business visitor in the city, Tues
day.
Emil Miede and Mis- Anna
Krause. both of Hankinson. were
married Arril i8 by Judge Van
Arnam.
Mrs. Agnes Comstock is very
ill at her home at $40 Third ST..
and her recovery at this writing
is despaired of.
The little son of Myron Spring.
er. of Wyndmere was broguht to
the Wahpeton hospital last week
for an operation for ear trouble.
The Wyndmere Pioneer says
the stork flew exceptionally low
last week and left a baby boy at
the home of Henry Enochson.
Rankinson authorities duaran-
tined the CONGREGATIONAL parson-
age on account of some children
stopping there who had the chick
en-pOx.
The Methodist Ladies' Aid So
ciety will be entertained in the
church parlor on Wednesday Ap-
ril goth by Mesdames Voves. IRE
BILE and Royce.
George Myhra is talking hogs
these days. and County Treasur-
er WOrner says he (Myhra) is
raising quite a herd of them on
his farm.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ole Lovdokken of
the Walcott country have sailed
for Norway, where they expect to
spend the summer with relatives
and friends.
The Wahpeton times. [volume] (Wahpeton, Richland County, Dakota [N.D.]) 1879-1919, 1914-04-23

Wedding bells will soon ring.
Did you know that our ular
Register f Deeds is to become a
benedict?
Mr.. and Mrs. E. Lovst..:n re-
;turned Tuesday morning from a
months visit in Seattle and Ia
coma.
John Frundt from Greendale
township was inspecting the new
court house Monday. Mr.. Frundt
informs us that his wife is sick
at st. Francis hospital.
Chas: Merritt. an employee Of
the Adams farm, died April 2ist
in Breckenridge. at the age Of
pneumonia. The remains were
shipped to his sister. Mrs. Roy
Osborn. at Decatur. Ill.
Chas Hanson candidate for
SuDt. of schools was looking over
the situation in the city the fore
part of the week. Mr.. Hanson
was appointed deputy under Supt.
Smith. and when that gentleman
resigned lost his position.
A. w. Eastman and Emil Intlc-
house Of Minor, were Wahpeton
visitors. Monday. The former is
the cashier of the First National
Bank of Minor. and leaves in
few days for a three months visit
in the old country.
Do you know you can produce
the best music ever played on all
kinds of instruments if you try.
Yes, you can if you have Vic
trola. adv.
1t is reported from Brecken-
ridge that an intoxicated strang-
er was pitched into the river Mon
day night. The man scrambled
out and was found next morning
in the round house sand lit. It is
said that the men who threw him
into the river W. seen to do 81
but they ESCAPED in f., darkness
before their identity nd be dis
covered.
The i6-year-old daughter of H.
E. Strissel. formerly a resident of
Great Bend this county. but for
the past three or four years of
Fergus Falls. Mimi, was captured
at Fargo, a few days since, while
80 Wv ASo VI CAOplIlS llOiIl utI
home with i9-year-old lad nam
ed Bierstrof. She was taken to her
home by her mother.
kachelhoffer. BERGMAN, Van
Arnam and Budack. are cand1-
dates for reelection to their pres
ent positions on the Democratic
ticket. L. S. Braun has hisp Ell.
ton out for treasurer. and is out
making a strong fight. to land the
nomination. So far no owe wants
the office Of county, auditor or
that OF Register of Deeds.
Only q few weeks ago John Hio-
NTH removed his family from
Fairmount to Columbus. this
state. Last Wednesday he re-
turned to Paramount with the
body of his little two-year-old son
George and inferred it in the Gem
etery near the old home. Little
George had wandered from home
near Columbus and was drowned
in q slough into which he had
waded.
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CITY. AND COUNTY

August Lubenow of Great Bend
was in the city Tuesday.
C. Whiting was a Tuesday Wis
itor in the city from Fargo.
VIM. Schuet from Hankinson,
was business caller Monday.
Thomas Manikowske can afford
a Ford and bought runabout.
r. Parkill of Devils Lake spent
a part Of last week in Wahpeton.
Sheriff Budack. was doing Of
fetal duties at Hankinson Mon
day.
A. Nehring If MINNEAPOLIS is
visiting at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. j. Lehna.
Julia Manikowske arrived Mon
day for a course of study at the
state normal of science.
Mrs. Aug. Bergman entertained
the Birthday. club last Sunday. If
you want to know her age ask the
clerk.
For asiNictor Victrola see A. H.
Burnson at the Onstad g. Schmitt
Furniture Co. store. adv.
Will Bergman is expected home
tomorrow. He has closed sue
cessful term of school in Belford
township.
Don't fail to see tie Iollv Pulls
Company at the Braun theatre.
Thursday, Friday and SATURDAY..
this week.
C. A.. Chinberg and crew arrived
Tuesday morning. from Hankin-
son to start work on the court
house grounds.
Math Schiltz. Jr.. died at st.
Mary's hospital in Minneapolis.
April 18th and was buried at
Hankinson Monday.
States Attorney Kachelhoffer
will move his office to the court
house ina few days to keep his
The Fargo Forum SAYS: Judge
w. S. Lauder of Wahpeton. who is
expected to be the Bull Moose
candidate. for u. S. Senator this
fall. spent Sunday in the city at
the Gardner hotel"
DR.. Reed has moved his Office
to rooms. over the Bee Hive store.
Office hours from 10 to IL q. m,
and from to S p. m. 4-2-4t
Sheriff Jackman of Sargent
county: was a Wahpeton visitor
Monday. having stopped off here
while on his way home from the
cities. The Times ackn owledges
a friendly call.
E. E. 7Gillum. the west side
dairylhan. has been called to Mis-
souri, by the serious illness of his
mother. He was accompanied on
the journey by Mrs. Gillum and
their adopted child.
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Matt J. Kraker has bought the
Nick Friedericks house at ~
Wisconsin ave.. and is repairing
and fixing it, up for a residence
for himself.
Band concerts by Sousa's band
Pryor's band. Piano solo (Chop-
inl by Paderewski. any time,. al
the Victor store. adv.
See Charles Hawtry in the fap-
tastical photo Dlay "A message
From Man, at the Braun Thea.
tire, Tues. April 20. One .,ioht on
ly.
The Degree of Honor lodge was
entertained Wednesday evening
by Mrs. Dorm. at her residence
south of the city. A good time
was enjoyed by all present.
The 19-year-old son of Lars
Larson. who resides southeast OF
Hankinson. died in a Minneapolis
hospital last week. following an
operation for appendicitis.
Louis Thompson. formerly of
the G.. N. shops in Breckenridge
but now employed by the N. P.
at Staples. is visiting his m other
here.
Geo. w. Freerks has sold his
house and lot. at the corner of
Pembina ave and Seventh St.. to
Roland Canham and will move to
Ortonville. Mimi. to practice his
profession.
The landscape gardener has
begun work on he court house
yards this week and as soon as the
frost is all out of the ground will
begin the planting of shrubbery
and trees.
The Zenith Theatre Company
is no more. having sold out to the
Braun Theatre Company. who will
again enjoy a monopoly Of the
moving picture business in the
city.
Miss Hilda Moberg, who had
been stopping with the A. L..
Grubb family on Fourth St. n,
for several weeks was called
home last Saturday by the serious
Hines of her sister,.
Dr. HeeQ mas moved his Office to
rooms over the Bee Hive store.
Office hours from 10 to ~ q. M,
and from 1 to S p. m. 4-2-4t
John Tribke. Jr.. Of Summit
Twp, recently. had the misfortune
to have one Of his toes amputated.
but that did not prevent his return
to Grand Forks to resume his
studies at the State U.
Frank Simmer has bought the
Mrs. Schilt house and lot at the
corner of Wisconsin ave. and Sec
ond st., and it will be occupied by
three families-Frank Summers,
Walt. KEGS and Nick Meyers.
Albert Erb from Barney town.
ship. is circulating his petition
for county commissioner in the
third district on the Repuh,:".r
ticket. which osition is now held
by John Polfuss. w. j. Koppel-
mann is the Democratic candi-
N0SOs
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g. Chinberg of Hankinson is
delivering nursery stock.
Mayor Fligelman has appointed
w. A. Baker city civil engineer.
Hans N. Langs"th and son Pet
er were down from Barney Tues
day.
j. l.: Boyle. organizer for the
l.. y. M. is spending a few weeks
in the city. S
Mrs. 3. Fuorstnow of Colfax.
was a city visitor On legal husi-
ness last Friday.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-05-06
WELLSBURG

WELLSBURG. " Va. May o.
Thomas STAN. a property ma who
travelled with the Rcntz Bros circus.
which showed here yesterday. is lying
unconscious In a room az The Hudson
house. where he b. being carefully
watched. lie had worked hard yes
to-day in helping put up tents and
late last night ooh suddenly ~ Spe-
Policeman Robinson noticed
something wrong with him. and when
questioned No man could say very
little. only ne was very sick and fell
funny abOut tho heart The officer ~
started with him for the hotel
and on The way found out that no had
lived a. Jacksonhurr. vs. Va. and had
al uncle who lived at Butler. Pa 10
then lost all consciousness and three
doctors YER summoned. and upon ok
animation found the man 90 b. fafcr.
INK from acute indigestion.
~ noon he was Ftu unconscious
and under tho doctors care Hc is
q young man not 30 years old and is
stoutly built. His uncle az Butler.
Pa. was communicated with over the
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-05-06
SPRING
PARTY is GIVEN
BY MISS LAURA STIFEI AT THE
ElkS CLUB TUESDAY
AFTERNOON.
Event Was In Nature Of Bridge Lunch
cor and Elaeorstely Appointed
Other Social Notes Of Interest.

Miss Laura Stifel OF North Main
street, was hostess Tuesday after
Dol az the Elks Club on Fifteenth
street When Miss Stifel sends out
cards for a social event. The members
Of the social set anticipate something
out or the ordinary. and to say the
event Of Tuesday WAS such. is stating
u mildly. At !: 80 o'clock a luncheon
was served after which bridge was
enpoyed By the guests and handsome
trophies were awarded. Caterer Heath
OF Pittsburgh. served the luncheon
In the afternoon. In the evening Man
aGer Haberstick served a luncheon TO
members OF the Tango Club and a few
intimate friends OF Miss Stifel who
enpoyed dancing. M~eister's orchestra
furnished the music.
The trophy for the Five hundred
game was awarded to Mrs. JasDer
naum. The Bridge trophies went to
MIS-. James Mathews. she having the
highest core. the second 10 Mrs
Eugene Hildreth III and the third TO
Mrs. Percy Norton. These souvenir
wei dainty wire woven hanging bagk-
cts hlled with old fashioned fowers
IN keeping with the spring marty
During the afternoon Miss Stifei was
assisted by Mrs. Arthur g. SfifeI Mrs
Harry Gee. Mrs. Oscar Burdafts Mrs
larry Eckhart. Mrs. Baird Mitchell
Mrs Don Merriman. Mrs. dwarf
Sufel. Mrs. a. a. Wheat. Miss Jennie
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-05-06
1t is lust Natural
To Admire Babies

Our aifrI.tir nature imr.ir love f0r Tho
cooling Infant And Ht tho same tIrr
the subject ~ motherhood Dr. over hffHrr
ua To know what 90 % that viii adI
20 the physical comfort ~ exaectant
motherhood o. n subject thHt De-. frfer-
cstct most women ~ 90 times one ~
tho real Acipful things 81 an external
abdominal application cold in most drug
stores under the name ~ "N1ffrrH
We have known ao many grand
mothers. who in their younger days
rolled upon this remedy. and Who recon-
mend DO o. their own dturhtr-a that BE-
certainly must BE- what na raur irII-
Gates They have ur01 Do for 500 direct
Influence upon Tho muscles CORDS. liza
ment9 and tcnd1ra nH % aims O. AFFORD
relief from the strain auI rlin r1 often
unnrreerariy severe during tho urrIai q
expectancy.
Every woman should mention Mothers
Friend when The siork Ir Che rrHfrrt -
rnnfcr1HfIHn. An Interesting rfffa book
iq mailed free upon application Co. UnI-
frif Regulator Co. COS Lamar TIfr.
Atlanta. Ga NJ refers 90 many things
that women Ike 90 rad shout
Got or recommend a bottle - 'Nafhar'r
Friend to-day aud wTlto for The usok
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-05-06
Beautiful peeoratIon.-
For Sallow, Wrinkled,
Freckled, Pimpled Skin

II you have any ~cutaneous biemishes.
don't use paint. poWd-r or anything else
o. cover u up. Too often this only en-
phaStses the defect. Resides. it's much
easier 20 remove the disnEuremeut with
ordinary mcrccli1ed WAY Applied night
~. the wax viii gradually remove frcck-
les. pimples. ~blackheads. moth-patche4.
red or yellow biofches.or any
surface erupttons. The effected cuticie
~ absorbed. a little each day. until the
clear. soft. youthful end beautiful kiu
beneath D. rouEh wholly 20 view. Ask
the ruggis for on ounce of merrollxe Z
way and use this like you use cold
cream. Remove tn morning with soaa
and water. Many who have tried this
simple and harmless treatment report
astonishing results.
u bothered with wrinkles or crows
feet. n wash lotion made by d~issoivfng
an ounce Of powdered sayoltte in n half
pin witch hazel will prove remarkably
effcctual
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-05-06
LEPER DEPORTED
Young Native Of Sweden Successfully
Moved out Of the Country
Precautions Taken.

CHICAGO. May 5-Chicaeo and
Coos county authorities congratulated
fItm"uI.H. today over The successful
deportation 0f Charles Wolrren. n ma
tive OF sweden who wac taken 10 the
county hospital in February suffering
from what was diagnosed as iopfosy.
rHsr ~cnrcndors nIi details Of tho do
p%uftafinu were kept secret and none
but tho crew Of The train ON which
Wulgrrn rode in u private car knew
OF hIH presence aboard.
Special permits wcro secretly o..
sued by The governors Of states across
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-05-06
Monday Party.

Karl kindlberger gave "a party Mon
DAY evening a. his home on MarwoOd
aycnu and Sixth street. 4 delight
ful evening was spent IN the playing
OF games and music and az "A season
able hour refreshments were served.
The guests were as follows. Misses
Mildred knoke. Dorothy Lasch. Stella
Helincr. Frances sharp. Blanch Coz.
Margaret Almstead. Laura Hcinzlcr.
Mary Hilton. Madelyn Boyd. Minnie
Burke. Ida Huntsberry. Salina Hunts
berry. Messcrs. Bernie Weiss. Jack
mer. william LutZ. Harry Kammercr.
George porsCh. Walter WelshauF.
Richard Weisler. Harry NoRler. Harry
Boyd. Wilbur wilkins. William Scha-
fatt. Frank Brokaw and Karl Kindpl-
berger.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-05-06
CItizens

Inc lyceum course that was given
IN W'ilsbutg during the winter was
partly financed by a number of Wells
burg men d women. The names OF
those VINO subscribed various
amounts from 81 TO $40 have been
made known. In all S27l.5O was sub
scribed. \ lyceum course by the
same people will likely be secured
next year.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-05-06

7 q stanley. ~ tho American
Laundry Machine Co. was n Wells.
burg business caller yesterday.
Mrs Edmund Nolk lcu last even.
inc for her home In California. after
several months visit at tho home
of h'r parents Mr. and Mrs John NJ.
CharuOrk.
Mics Susan HALEY. Of Wheeling.
vus O. Wellshurr caller last evening
Uorn. ON Sunday. May 3rd. 1914. 20
Nr and Mrs Henry Park. a daugh.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-05-06

Tho Franklin Methodist Church
which has been closed since April
2lth Tor romodclirr will again b.
opened FOR worship on next SUNDAY
morning when Mothers Day will b.
observed The interior of the churci
has been vanished and painted
throughout and rcmodeled In other
ways. tho work was done by tho
Ladies' Of The church.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-05-06

Three more men have entered the
Tace Tor offices In Brooke county with
definite announcements. Charles II.
tarman has announced for clerk OF
the county court. Henry Heinzeroth
II after the county commissioner po-
sttion and T. A. Burton wants TO he
superintendent Of the county schools.
All the mon are Republicans and are
well known.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-05-06

The annual CONGREGATIONAL meeting
oi the Wcllshurg Presbyterian church
viii be held on Wednesday evening.
al 90 D. m a. the church. All mem
b'rs OF the congregation and friends
are asked 10 be- present Reports
from rN departments Of tho church
work WIZ be- given. and they will DO
interesting and instructive. Impor-
tent business will be- transacted. A..
Cor % CONGREGATIONAL meeting is over.
O. social time will be held with the
serving OF refreshments
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-05-06

which the train passed and all con
nected with the deportation breathed
easier when word was received here
today hat Wolgren was safely aboard
a liner due to leave for Sweden in a
few hours.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-05-06
Catholic womens sanaue.

In order that reservation may be
made. all members desiring to attend
the Dinner given by the Catholic
Women's League evening of banquet
TO be held Thursday. Nay 2lst. will
greatly aid the ladies' In charge by
handing in their names on or before
Monday May II. Tickets mas be So
cured from Miss NJ. Doyle. care OF
Geo. r. Stifel Co.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-05-06

y younE couple came TO town from
Turtle Greek. Pa. on an early train
ms morning 10 stcure a marriage
license and IN some way got into the
county Jail. Here they were told of
their mistake and went TO the county
clgrk s onice where they were given
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-05-06

william Puntney. one of the most
prominent farmers OF Cross Creek
district. died a. his home at 1890 a.
ll tuesday morning. after a short
illness Of pneumonia. He was about
- years old. No arrangements have
yet been made for his funeral.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-05-06

e bad 90 paw fi7 for n ticket 90 Chi.
carO. said ono woman.
.it seems expensive. commented the
other
Terribly. Mud there wasn't more
than 90 ward and "a quarter 81 the ticket,
90 that Washington star.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-05-06
Miss Beuter's sonq Recital.

An attractive song recital will he
given by Miss Ann Louise Beuter at
the Carroll Club. Friday evening. I'M
der the auspices of the Knights OF Co
iumbus. Miss Beuter is well known
in the city. being a graduate of Mt. de
Chantal and the Lima Hennig- Sher
man School OF Expression. She has
appeared at various times before
Wheeling audiences. and each time re
ceiVed repeated cor She has n
voice of exceptional sweetness and
strength. She will be accompanied by
Prof. Herman S~chockey. piano. and
MIR. George Green. violin. The follow
ing Is the program to be rendered:
Sttl VIE die Nacht. ........... Bohm
iaHleialc ..s..--.. kizef
la [ih-afa Douizetti
Scrcuade Gound
Greene.D
Bird SonEs-
ca The Neltowhammer.
tbb The owl.
tcl The Cuckoo. .... Gilman
Readings by Itcquest-tal Bobby
Shnfto. thl Mile. Cornclia de Follrn-
vile. tc) Rip Van Wrinkle.
IN non 'iuufe ..s.. ...... Enssinl
Morse Maiden's Lament. zee. Heckschcr
! m a Merry Hnife
l.ot Hear tho Gentle Lark. Rfshon
with violin obligato BY Mr.. George
Grecnc.p
Professor ~ NJ. schockey. accom-
PIANIST.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-05-06

mere was a meeting OF the commit
tee In charge OF the Lambs Gambol"
to be held Monday afternoon. Mar p
"A few days ago. They are appointed
as follows: Reception. ID. r.. Stalnaker.
\. ;. List. &. y. Hancher. Charles Il.
OFT. Press. Roy h. Naylor. William
Brice and H.. &. Ogden: Entertain
ment. Harry Mcclure. Alex Glass. Leon
klee. Jess Bloch: Parade. Charles y.
H~encher. Jess A. Bloch. and Roy h.
Naylor.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-05-06
Attending convcntlnn-

Howard Eardes. Of the Tir State
Gas Company Office. De- In Clerks.
hurg. a7 a delegate from the local
lodEo of Modern IS oodmcn Of Amer.
ira. 90 their state convention. nov
being held.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-05-06

The Young LADY across the way SAYS
the rector said We should always bear
In mind the welfare OF PROSPERITY ane
the sermon did her n lot Of GOOD and
made her resolve 10 take his advice
n always be- kind to older people.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-05-06

Mr.. and Mrs. Morris Reicnhlum
will receive IN Sunday evening. Nav
the tenth al their home on Chaplain
street. In honor of their daughter.
Miss Anna whose engagement TO Mr..
Herbert p Luchs has been announced.
Hours s to IL. No cards.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-05-06

\ Missionary Tea was given a. the
home OF Mrs J. \. Clarke on North
Main street. Tuesday afternoon. Miss
Harriet Taylor, Of Sew York. and
Miss Louise Shepherd spoke in in
terest Of the Y. W. &. 4.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-05-06

were done in palms and Ku1ar,ev
roses The auditorium was a sprin
salutn win n stage CoVerted into
an italian garden. The whole DO.
ofauon demonstrated the "Dawnin~
OF spring and everything was in
neeplns Nhen one entered the club.
tnt or Canaries were pfninv
their notes. and the running water
IRON the fountain on tho stage. turn
Cd one thoughts TO romance Tho
tuests We're so enraptured reCardinc
me decorations they scarcely took
interest IN the usual diversions.
n side wahs. and even the win
dows, were covered with hand nsint-
20 scenes OF early spring used a,
lahdscape BACKGROUND. Stationed in
front or this were large branches az
apple, peach and cherry branches fll.
Cd with blossoms and buds. At in
teryals were tall white Standards "a,
which rested French baskets of XII
arney and Aaron Ward roses. in fun
bloom. Trellis-work covered the back
OF the auditorium over which roses
IN yining effect were seen.
The front OF the balcony was a
treilis-work OF vining roses and roses
ana spring blossoms in baskets We're
Iound everywhere. The fragrance OF
these pervaded the air and lent A
touch of refinement.
Italian Effect.
Inc stage was an Italian pergoda
trailing over which were fuIl yin,s 80
purple and pink wistcria. and seemed
so realistic that those who have tray.
eled remarked about 10. To the hack.
ground there was a tall green tower
from the whole OF which nickered a
green and white light an during IN.
afternoon and evening. The water
ran from this fountain 10 a brook be-.
low. Here water lilies were seen
growing IN the most natural effect
and colors. ON either side were tall
vases OF American Beauty roses
ported palms n other plants 10 pro.
duce a rustic effect which was most
pleasing 10 those Who appreciate tho
Italian spring woodland. n was truly
elaborate and gorgeous in every Re.
spcct.
Menu.
Tho menu served BY Mrs. Heath
was IN keeping with the spring party
as follows
Chilled Strawberries and violet.
served In English baskets. the fruit
having its foliage. young chicken
breasts and tutrufeled joints new
potatoes with parsley sauce: spinach
nodded with fresh mushrooms. Parker
house rolls. Maryland Salad in water
lilies; frozen cgEnog in candy bas-
kets Earnished in spring blossoms n
was beautiful and artistic from start
10 hntsh and all society was there.