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Ara Not Neutral.

UNITED Press Leased Wire Service.1
WASHINGTON, Sept. 1s.-Presfdent
Wilson today refused to receive the
Chicago German-American delegation
which desired to make replies to the
Belgian commissioners charges OF
German atrocities. Wilson took the
position that he had refused similar
requests on the part Of American
citizens and he likewise had in his
mind his warning to Americans not
to take sides in the conflict.
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Grain Review.

limited Press Leased Wire Service.
CHICAGO, Sept. 1s.-strength OF
the wheat market was emphasized
today when the three leading grain
centers, Chicago, Minneapolis ana
Duluth absorbed a heavy run OF 2
600 600 bushels while prices here went
higher instead Of making the expected
decline. There was no forenoon trad
ing in September futures but at noon
D. cember and May were ~ to IN
over last nights figures.
Corn was easier at the start under
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Duke o, Mountaineering.

Henry George Percy, seventh duke
Of Northumberland, is the largest
landowner in England. His estates
stretch almost from sea to sea, and
he can ride 100 miles and not once
leave his own domain. In appearances
he is tall and thin, with reddish hair
and flowing whiskers. To Americans
it will be interesting to note that
James Smithson, who bequeathed the
sum of $506,0O0 to establish the Smith
sonian institution at Washington. was
a great-uncle of the present duke OF
Northumberland.
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COIORED MEN IN
FIGHT LAST NIGHT
Eou.e Receives Severe Scalp Wound
Fields Fined IS in Superior
cour. Today.

Charles Fields and Governor Fouse.
both colored, we're arraigned in the
superior court today on charge OF
disturbing the peace In the vicinity
of Ninth and Main streets last even
ing by fighting and quarelling. Fields
entered a plea Of guilty and paid a
fine of S. and costs. Fouse PLEADED
not guilty and was placed under a
bond of 500. The two men were ar
rested last evening at about nine
o'clock while fighting. Fouse was
struck over the head and cash cut
(which required five stitches to Close
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Illinois RepuhIicana.

IUuiieu Press Leased Wire Service.1
PEORIA, Ill, Sept. 1S.-The repub
lican state central COMMITTEES today
elected Garrett D. F. Kinney of this
city, chairman. C. ]. Doyle, Of Spring
field, was named secretary. The
election of treasurer was deferred
pending the conference Of the candi
dates. Kinney got twelve votes on the
first ballot Emerson got six. The
choise was then made unanimous.
Louis l.. Emerson Of Mount Vernon
called the state convention to order
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LOCAL BOAT WINS IN
RACE AT FORT MADISON
"7erhaps." Piioted BY c. Moander
Takes First Prize In Old Settlers
Day Races.

The free-for-all boat race at Fit.
Madison yesterday was won by f. o.
Publisky's boat, Perhaps" plotted
by C. Moander of this city. A boat
owned by Adrian Myers, plotted by
DR.. Hobbs, won second prize. The
races were held as part of the pro-
gram for the Lee county old settlers
law. The prizes were five, ten and
twenty dollars.
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MAYOR. MOORHEAD BACK
FROM SALTWATER
Other Delegates TO River Improve
ment Association Convention
Have Not Returned.

Mayor Moorhead returned today
from saltwater, Mimi, where he has
been attending the convention OF the
IJpper Mississippi River Improvement
association. l.. A. Hamill and o. w.
sandberg. city clerk, who also attend
cd the convention, will not return I'M
til tomorrow. A number of others Sc
Iected to attend the convention from
this city were unable to make the
trip.
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scattered selling, but had a rebound
to a shade above last nights close.
Oats was firm and higher at the
start and showed gains Of about 70
on account of the firm feeling in
wheat.
Provisions were weak and lower
early in the day on account of a weak
hog market, but firned toward noon.
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I,ADIES-Our illustrated catalogue
explains how we teach hairdressing
in few weeks, mailed free. write
Moler College, $40 North Sixth street
st. Louis.
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tertained the missionary society OF the
United Presbyterian church today.
Mrs. l.. D. Davidson was hostess to
the Dorcas society of the First Chris
tan church. The church Woman's
Aid society met this afternoon in st.
Johns parish house and the West
minister Sewing society met in the
chapel for work and social hour.
pretty Montrose Wedding.
At the home OF the brides parents
at Montrose on Tuesday evening, oc-
Cured the very pretty wedding OF
Miss Iva Megchelsen and Mr.. Curtis
Younkin About ninety-five guests
witnessed the ceremony uniting these
two popular young people which was
performed by Rev. H. B. McEiree OF
the United Presbyterian church OF
Keokuk. Promptly at 500 o'clock.
the bridal party marched down the
stairs to the strains Of Lohengrin's
wedding march played by Miss Maude
Megchelsen, until they came to a
canopy OF green and white in one
corner OF the parlor. Roses, Terms
and oak leaves were artistically ar
ranged through the parlor and stair
way. At the foot of the stairs was
an arch OF green and white. The Bird
al party consisted Of Marion Megchel-
sen and Ella Wright as ribbon bear
ers. Master Kenneth Wright as ring
bearer, and the brides attendant
Miss Sadie Megchelsen, who sang
from the Lohengrin bridal chorus. the
brides dress was OF chiffon tissue ana
lace. and lace veil caught up with
lilies of the valley. She carried g
shower boquet Of white roses ana
lilies Of the valley.
A three course lap supper was serv'
Fed in the dining room. The coloi
scheme OF yellow and white was USED
The dining table was prettily deco
rated with sun-burst roses and smllaA
yellow and white candelebra on the
four corners of the table added much
tn the beauty Of the room. On leaving
the dining room each guest received
piece Of the brides cake, wrapped
and tied In white. The bride and
groom left that evening on their wed
ding trip to Niagara Falls, driving 70
Fort Madison in a car and taking
the Santa Fe to Chicago. Mr.. and Mrs
| Younkin will be at home after Octop
err first, at their house. one and one
! half miles northwest OF Montrose.
Willing Workers Meet.
The Willing Workers OF the Second
| esbyterian church will be enter.
/ tanned this evening at the home OF
Mrs Van Ausdall. 1916 Estes street.
Surprise for Mrs. Herbner.
wednesday evening. the relatives
q, Mrs. L. Herbner. 1416 Timea
street, planned a surprise party In
her honor. on the occasion OF her
birthday anniversary. Music was
furnished during the evening by
Herbner brothers and Miss Emma
and Will Kraus. There were about
! twenty-five present at the party and
the evening was most enjoyably
spent by both the guest Of honor and
her self-invited guests.
Moose Excursion Sunday
The Loyal Order of Moose expect
to take big crowd to Quincy Sun
day on their excursion which will be
given on the steamer Frontenac and
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Reeeption 70 Or. eeardsIey.

Reception to Or. Beardsley.
The officers and members OF the
Congregational church entertained at
a reception last night in the chapel
in honor Of DR.. and Mrs. Frank G..
Beardsley. The hours were from
to 10 o'clock, and a large company OF
friends called during those hours 70
meet the new minister and his wife
The receiving line included beside
DR.. and Mrs. Beardsley, H. G. Brown,
Miss Mary G. Collins, Mrs. J. a. M.
Collins, Miss Backus. Prof, p. G. Hay
den, and c. B. Seymour. A short
program was given in which DR.. F. 3.
Newcomb welcomed DR.. Beardsley IN
behalf of the ministerial associations
to which DR.. Beardsley responded.
Miss Mildred Joy gave q piano SOLO
which was much enjoyed. Refresh
ments were served by a committee
OF the Quid Lioet society as follows:
MIS-. Frank Anderson, Mrs. Harry
Philips, Mrs. C. F. Mcfarland, Mrs.
James Huiskamp, Mrs. w. J. Harter.
and Mrs. Cole. The evening was q
pleasant one in all of its features.
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FOR RENT-House, good furnace, &C.
ment floor in cellar, modern plumb
ing, hard wood floors, stationary laun-
dry tubs, gas and electric lights; fur-
nished or UNFINISHED. Also an apart
ment Call at 727 North Ninth street.
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WANTED Good household furniture;
will give for same clear lots IN
Hamilton, H., or on the Iowa side II
preferred. Address B. B.. care Gate
City.
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FOR RENT-Six room house. cit,
water, 1929 Franklin. Enquire Pe'
erson Bros.
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A. countrv Club Tomorrow.

There will be dancing party at the
Country club tomorrow evening, the
music to be furnished oy Vlctroia
instead of by the orchestra, which
will not play again this season unless
the directors rescind the action taken
this week regarding 1t.
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MEN our illustrated catalogue ex
plains how we teach the barbe
trade in short term, mailed free
Write Moler College, st. Louis, Mo.
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FOR RENT-Six room cottage, 6ls
North Thirteenth street. Inquire
Home Tea Co., TIC Main street.
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On horses about half OF the counties
were raised.
II orr3vinr ot fha voluoe ~ 1.-Two

In arriving at the values Of live
stock, the council observed the fol-
lowing standard Of values for taxa
ton: Yearling colts, .$46:: 2-year-old
colts, $40; horses, $Ss; stations, $3.50;
mules, 500; cattle In feeding, SAB;
yearlings heifers, $19; 2-year-old heif-
ers, $25; COWS. 1872; yearling steers.
s24; 2-year-old steers. 1874; 3-year-old
steers, $40; hogs, $3.50; sheep, $3.50.
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w ant Column
WANTED.

WANTED Room In private family.
Address H., care Gate City.
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wANTED-Men to distribute bills. al
Duncan-Schell's tomorrow. Z o'clock
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ron RENT.

FOR RENT-Dwelling. 723 Morgan,
eight rooms, bath, gas, barn. In
auire within, or 1877 Morgan.
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aridue at Country Club.

Mrs. A. G. Decker and Mrs. cory
don M. Rich are sponsors for the
bridge party which will be given GO
morrow afternoon at 800 o'clock at
the Country club. A large attendance
is expected.
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Advances in Iowa Counties Ordered
by State Executive Council Have
Been Completed by
Clerks Now.
no DISTRICT LOWERED
More Counties Were Low on Taxation
Than High, " Was Found,
and Changes Are
Made.

Readjustment of the values OF live
stock for taxation, as ordered by the
state executive council, has been
completed by w. H. Williams, reve-
nue. clerk, says the Des Moines Regis
ter and Leader. The equalization re-
suited in increasing the value OF live
stock from s230.646,436 to s242,7OS,-
sse, raise of s12,O57, $50.
In passing upon the figures SUD-
mitted by the auditors. the council
raised the values Of all stock to the
standard, but did not lower any as
sessments. There were more counties
low on values than there were too
high.
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Forty.fve Counties Rated.

Forty-five out of ninety-nine coun-
ties were raised on the value Of cows.
Dickinson county, for instance. was
advanced 2S per cent, or from $25 10
sS2 a head Greene county was also
raised % per cent.
On the yearling steers, Floyd coun-
y was raised 40 per cent. or from
1850 to $24 a head. This county was
raised IS per cent on 2-year-old steers
and 6S per cent on yearling heifers.
On hogs Floyd county was advanced
% per cent, or from s. % to $3.50 q
head.
piymouth county captured the prize
ior the greatest advance in any one
.lass 1t was raised 1i2 per cent on
noss, or from 81 to $3.50 head
ereene county was raised rs per cent
on sheep.
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MISCELLANEOUS.

CHIMNEY SWEEP-Leave orders
Joe Mathews, 903 Main street. Proi
H. Barnes.
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Mrs. Hamill to entertain.

Mrs. d. B. Hamiil Will enter tam :.
company Of young women and young
men at dinner Saturday evening a.
the Country club in honor OF her
neice. Miss Emily Jones, OF NE"
Orleans.
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LoST-Liver and white pointer doc
Reward for return to Dr. n a
Gray.
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FOR RENT-Rooms for Housekeeping
water and gas. S29 Fulton stree
Phone Black 1901.
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IOsT-Pair of spectacles in seal
leather case. Return to this once
Reward
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Standard Of Valuation.

Eghty-two counties placed the
.a'ues of stations too low Only
s !, had placed what the coun-
= tnousht was . fair value on them.
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FOR SALE-Tomorrow Saturday, or
gan, high top, good condition. $40 90
at SO cents month, E. E. Hawkes.
Fourth and Main, Iowa hotel.
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FOR RENT-Five room cottage, soutt
Sixteenth street. ]. A. Roberts.
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Masons Dances This Winter.

Masons Dances This Winter.
Cards were issued today for ser
les of dancing parties to be given In
til. ball room Of the Masonic temple
this season The first will be given
on the evening OF September %. The
following comprise the committee:
Frank M. Jones, c. G. Meister, J. Al
bert Kiedaisch, Roy Pemberton, Kari
Schmidt, Norman Kiedaisch, cyrus
Phillips, T. F. Talbot.
Rally Day Reception.
The chapel Of the First Westminster
PRESBYTERIAN church was filled last
night at the rally day reception given
by Mrs. Leonard Matless' sunday
school class of girls. The program
which was announced by Miss Lydia
Rich. was excellent in every number.
piano solos were given by Miss Mary
ouise Hueston, Miss Margaret Mey-
ers. Miss Dorothy Norton and Miss
Helen wyllie. Three readings were
given by Miss Mildred West, which
were very we'll received by the aud
fence. Miss West took dramatic les
sons at the Illinois womans college,
.. which she is an alumnae, and mas
since taken private lessons Inc
three selections given last night were
widely different in character, ana
showed her ability in interpreting
lighter selections as well as those OF
more dramatic nature. Following the
nrosram light refreshments were serv-
cd and a social time enjoyed.
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Trinity soelety's Meeting.

The Foreign Missionary society -
the Trinity NJ. e. church at the meet
ing yesterday at the home OF MIS-. n.
N. anschutz, elected the following Oh
fcers:
President-Mrs. Frank Griffey
First vice president-Mrs. VIM
second vice president-Mrs G. a
|Fliesbach. 49,,
Recording secretary-Miss Emma
Blom. urs
Corresponding secretary MIS-
Oscar Swanson.
Treasurer Vernon MCKAY
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FOR RENT-seven room house ant
barn. Inquire 929 Franklin.
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FOR SALE.

FOR sALE-Fine gentle Shetland
mare pony, two fine Shetland colts
new buggy and harness. N. J. Han
cock, 1907 Exchange.
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supper at Club.

company OF married peopie -
joyed supper followed by oance ..
the Country club last night. Durlhe
the greater part Of the summer inurs.
day night has been observed IN this
way.
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LOST.

LOsT-The last three weeks brindle
pup with black spots on nose; an
swers name Of Fritz" Return TO
725 High. Reward.
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s,,,r;.. for Mrs. Herbner.

Moose Excursion Sunday.
The Loyal Order of Moose expect
to take big crowd to Quincy sun
day on their excursion which will be
given on the steamer Frontenac and
the barge Mississippi.
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CLASS
 ENTERTAINED IN ENSLEY

Miss Velmon Supple and Miss Me Lemore Supple were joint hostesses at their homo in Ensley yesterday after noon complimenting the Philathea class of the Baptist church.
 The house was prettily decorated with spring flowers and between the hours of and games, music and refreshments were enjoyed by the fol- lowing guests: Mrs. R. E. Tidwell Mrs. M L. Flowers. Miss Velmon Supple. Miss Hester Pratt, Miss Roberta Rus sell. Mrs s. C. Sloan, Miss McLemore Supple, Miss Oma D. Minor. Miss Rebi McWflliams. Miss Leona Davis. Miss Nettie Davis, Mrs. A. R. Mays, Mrs. Morrow Blackburn, Mrs. Charles Hass- Ter, Miss Alma Bishop, Mrs. J. C..
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sant A number of small parties met at the tables in the ballroom and danced dur ing the course of an excellent menu. The largest party included the members of the Wednesday Night Dancing club: MT. and Mrs. Crockard. MT, and Mrs. Robert Jemison, Jr. MT. and Mrs. w. H. Kettig. Mir. and Mrs. D. w. Barrett. Mir. and Mrs. Walker Percy, MT. and Mrs. John Raul. MT. and Mrs w. M. Walker, MT. and Mrs. Culpepper Exum, MT. and Mrs. Henry l., Badham. MT. and Mrs, Felix Drennen, MT. and Mrs. J. O. Maben, Jr.. Mrs. Marie McBee, MT, and Mrs. John M. Caldwell, Dr, and Mrs, W, M. Jordan, MT. and Mrs. Paschal Shook. MT, and Mrs. Fred Levert, Messrs. H, c, Ryding, Erskine Ramsay. Robert Brown, Mur- ray Brown, Jesse Adkins, Frank Burr, George Ward. Priestly Toulmin, H, G. Seibels Fred I.arkin. Carey Baker. Mor- ris Bush, H. K. Milner.
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PRETTY JUVENILE PARTY
 YESTERDAY IN WOODLAWN

Mrs. G. I. Case entertained a number of little folks yesterday afternoon at her home in Woodlawn in honor of the sixth birthday of her son, c. l. Case, Jr.
 lawn and later were invited into the dining room where the prettily deco rated table held a large white cake with six tiny red candles s a center piece. Delicious ices were served.
 The children present were Mary Black. Jessie Mae Black, Mamie Lee, Nell Gains. Marie Mangurn. Lucille Mangum. Topsy Gains. Harry K omin- sky, Robert Black. Sylvester Samblin, Claude Samblin. John Kominsky and others.
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MRS. SMITHS RECEPTION
 A DELIGHTFUL EVENT

Mrs, A. D, Smith was charming hostess of Friday evening, giving a farewell reception to the Howard col lege students composing her Sunday school class, This affair took place at her large and attractive home in East Lake. -
 The entire lower floor was thrown together and beautifully decorated with roses, peonies and handsome ferns.
 Mrs. l. A, keene and the hostess re- cetved the gueeD in the spacious re- caption hail. where punch was served
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AUCTION BRIDGE CLUB
 WITH MISS TODD

The regular weekly meeting of the Young Ladies Auction Bridge club of Norwood took place yesterday morn ing with Miss Mary Todd us hostess and was most delightful.
 Tables were arranged for the club game. auction bridge. for which dainty prizes were awarded At noon a de- licious luncheon was served.
 The members present were: Miss Ma rie Rosamond. Miss Louise Austin Miss
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Strickland, Mrs. H. H. Spangler, Miss Sue Strickland. Mrs. J. w. McWil- Hams, Mrs. R. W. Russell, Miss Lowery Davis, Mrs. J. A. Vandiver. Miss Sal lie Pardue Miss E. NJ. Ancell Mrs. L. |. Lassiter. Miss Bert Morgan, Miss Clara Joseph. Miss Virginia Lassiter Mrs. J. c. Fitzpatrick, Mrs. J ohm An guin, Miss Josie Ingram. Mrs. T. A. Payne Mrs. R. E. smith. Miss Edith Dalbey, Miss Pearl Yerby. Mrs. w. V. Tatum, Mrs. J. w. Richards and Miss Clemmie Halbert.
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ATTENDANTS CHOSEN FOR
 BARK ER- -CONGER WEDDING

The marriage of Miss Carolyn Beall Conger and MT. John Leonard Barker. Jr.. will be solemnized Wednesday evening, June 10. at S:30 o'clock at All Saints chapel, Sewanee, Tenn, Rev. J ohm Cannon officiating.
 Mrs. Joseph Gardner Eggleston of Arkansas will be Miss Conger's matron of honor. Miss Anne Sibley of this city is to be maid of honor, and those asked to be bridesmaids are Miss Mary Sib- ley of Birmingham. Miss Hazel Higgins
 (COntinued on Page Thirtyl
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PRETTY RECITAL
 FRIDAY IN EAST LAKE

The piano pupils of Miss Mary Motion gave pretty recital Friday afternoon at her home in East Lake. A social hour followed the programme and dainty refreshments were served.
 Those taking part on the programme were Miss Margaret Morrow. Miss Mamie Morrow. Miss Josephine Jones, Miss Annie Molton Annie Lou Morrow and Katherine Morrow.
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ASK EW-GOODE MARRIAGE
 IN EAST BIRMINGHAM

A marriage which will come as a surprise to the friends of the young couple is that if Miss Belle Goode and Mr. Porter Askew, which was sol emnized last evening at G:5o o'clock at the Baptist pastorium in East Birmng- ham, Rev. w. s. Brown officiating.
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from pretty table by Mrs. I. H. smith and Mrs. Robert Motion.
 The lace covered dining table held tall vase of pink peones as center- piece. Here q delicious salad and ice course was dispensed by Miss Emma Wood and Mrs. Nell smith.
 Sixty guests called during the even ing.
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Sarah Hodges. Miss Eva May Morgan, Miss Onie Smith, Mrs. R. D. Peebles, Miss Sue Ferguson, Miss Bessie Fer guson, Miss Jennie Price, Miss Eugenia Price, Miss Pearl Blackburn, Miss Pauline Ballard, Miss Mary Lee Bell. Miss Flora Edmonds. Miss Myrta Har- ris. Miss Leon Harris Miss Mary Todd, and Miss Estelle Strickland.
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RICHARD FITZGERALD
 TO CELEBRATE BIRTHDAY

Little Richard Fitzgerald will enter tain a number of friends at his home in West End Monday evening. May IS, from to 9 o'clock, the occasion be- ing his birthday.
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MISS AUSTIN HONOREE
 AT BOX PARTY

Miss Myrta Harris entertained a few friends at box party yesterday after noon at the Lyric, experimenting Miss Louise Austin, a bride of next week,
 Those enjoying this hospitality were
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BUSH-CHAMBLEE
 ENGAGEMENT ANNOUNCED

MT. and Mrs John Drayton Cham
 blee of West End announce the en- gagement of their daughter, Johnnie,
 to MT. Carl Alderman Bush of Scott
 dale. Pa, the wedding to take place
 the middle of June.