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Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-09-26
Die 9nmpel1anne.
@or1ar bon s o # 9 IS e e r.
(Sortiesung.)'-

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llnb tpdbr.nb bas gefdab. ging
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benz Riiden, NIT sroBen 5dritten i'm
3immer ouf unb as. -
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mittelerobe grf9einung, blonb. nit
rpthen Baden ulb blallen Mlaen,
noe, aan5 auBer Mtbem, fam NIT benz
ballmlansen, flapperbiirren @6afer,
einem olten Manne, burd beKen @ee
fidt iid taufenb Mun3eln 3ogen, Ser
srole, biinre @pllbart bing linn meit
auf bic 8rlft berab. SIN Mueenblid
mar Der Notbberbanb bon ben beiben
aelDit, 1an9e neigte ii4 Der 56dfer
iiber ben @eripunbeten, unter1udte
i'm, leate ieinen 8opf auf 2iibtrib'
8ruit unb rieb 1t4 bann nit Der
5auit bic @tirn.
nRa, @unop," fragte Tral1 bon
8laufen.
u@r nirb briiber tpesfommen,
penn Der Mr3t ni9t gu lange aus
bleibt; bic 8usel mub rals!!"
9ie 8lutung tpar gum @tinitanb
eetommen, Elm neuer 0erbanb mar
balb anaeleqt, 2iiberib feufate einmal
allf, gum 8epubtfein ernadte Ell
mod ni9t. Der 59dfer legte i6nl
einen 8eutel nit Sis auf ben Rppf.
Trau bon 81auten moIte gmrid
allsfragen. Sbr damn f9iittelte un=
niuig ben aopf.
r2aB i'm in Rube, 9rube, er 1T
nod gang rambling! - sRein Mun<
Der, lieber gmrid! - Ser @taats=
anpalt pirb inn ben 8opf beute nod
beib genlg ma6en!!"
Ser 5Driter quote 5u1ammen. Gr
muBte fi6 auf einen @tubl {eBen.
uRunop, geben sic Gmri9 bon
Dem 8osnat, unb ntdt gu bel Sem
2uberiB eingetrdufelt, Sic pil1en, ber
alte Mebi5inalratb liebt Sbre Cons
currena ni9t! ~ limb bann bplen
Sic Mabel unb Darmfaite, unb fiji
den benz 6unbe ben 8ebang 5uiam-
men! - &omm, Srube, bertrcten fpir
nns bruuben bic TiBe ober leg bid
pieber f@lafen!"
5rau bon 8laufen tpolIte ni9i
na6 9au1e ee6en..
Muf unb ab manbelten bic beiben
por Hobbinets 5dusden, nm Sen
Mrat gu ertparten.
DIS benz brapen 9eftpr Der 8ez
bang geflidt purbe, batte Gmri9 mil
Robbinet unb benz Dien.r bic arDBt,
Miihe; bus Sbier gu balten, bas 1id
unter @9mer5en pano unb flrdtsr:
ttd tlagte. =
ONE bolben @tunben eins Ser,
BON 8laufen einmal in's 3immer
nm gu frasen, ob 2iiberib nod MIDI
aus feiner Sbnmaht ermaft fei.
SIMMER erbielt er bic glet9lautenbt
NnffDDrt: ryte1n!!"
@eeen MOreen bate fih Giebe'
etngeitel1t. 8lauten petterte:
rDa bat man nun 5elepbon, abe,
tpenn mans am nDtbigiten braudt
niibt es ni6ts, neil in Der Ma9t feir
Mnf6luB gu BADEN 1T! - gerrgott
alei6 fieben, ba gebt's ia pieber
fomm nit nod 6aufe, min bas
8umbinner 2anbgeridt ontlingeln
bas Marten Fat gar feinen Sinn
@obbinef tann's uns 1aaen, nenn be,
Dottor tommt, unO fir MIDI ntrf
bas bel1te ni6t gerabe Elm bequeme1
Sag! Mu9 einen Meitfne9t moller
mir AT Brau 2uberib f9iden!"
rNsin, i'd fabre fe1bit gu ibr!"
Da tlppfte 8lanfen ibr bic @hut
ter.
s8ilt cine prd6tise Trau. mein
liebe Srube!!"
S1= rELv Es,
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-11-12
Makes Stubborn Coughs
Vanish in a Hurry
s'prtsinEly Good Cough syr-p
Easily and ChespIy
MADE az Home

III some one in your family has
stinate cough or a had throat - 49,.
cold that has been hanging on ri 49,
TO weld TO treatment, pet from an 49,
store Pa ounces Of Pinex and 49, .
INTO a pint Of cough syrup and ,-s
that cough vanish. "@~n
Pour the PA ounces Of Pine, ,xo
cents worth into a pint bottle ana an
the bottle with plain granulated $780,
syrup. The total cost is about 81 $50
ana gives you a full pint-a fsniIy
eupplN-of a most effective reme1v -,
saving OF -. A DAYS use will ususn1
overcome a hard cough. Easily nr.canal
IN . minutes-full directions with Pr,
Keeps perfectly and has a pleassn, .a.,A
Children like il. @e'e.
It's really remarkable how nronn,lv
n easily, II loosens the dry. koarse o.
tight cough and heals the niamcJ VI
Dtsnes IN a painful cough. IL also stons
sne formation OF phlegm in the throat
anu bI"nchlal tubes, thus ending the ner-
slsSent loose cough. A splendid remedy
y orohehitls; winter coughs, bronchial
asthma and whooping cough.
P1nex is a special and higbIv con..n.
trated compound of genuine Norway min.
extract, rich in giaiacol which IL -
heallng 10 the membranes.
avoid disappointment bv a.king vo,,r
for "2l2 ounces Of Pinex I, and
90 not accept anything else. A guarantna
OF absolute satisfaction goes With ,bis
Preparation or money promptiv refnpda5
Inc Finex Co, TT. Wayne, Ind.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-11-12

Wood. daughter of Mrs. Anna Wood OF
North Front street. and Mr.. Hugo
Laupp, was quietly solemnized last
evening at the home of the bride at
$3.50 O'Clock. DR.. Thomas Grier Koontz
OF the Second Presbyterian church.
solemnized the marriage in the pres
ence OF the two families. There were
no attendants.
The house decorations we're most
elaborate and the parlors were bowers
OF beauty with the wealth of white
chrysanthemums and southern green
cry. The wedding ceremony was per
formed under a large wedding bell
of cleaning white chrysanthemums
and brides roses. The dining room
was adorned with pink Killarney roses
which were used in %profusion. the col
or scheme throughout being these
same hues of pink and green. Follow
ing the ceremony and the c~ongratula-
tory reception, a wedding dinner of
charming appointments was served.
the table being prettily trimmed in
pink and green.
Mr.. and Mrs. Laup left late in he
evening for an eXtneded eastern Jour
ney and will upon their return estab-
hsh their home on the Island. Mrs
Laupp travelled in a suit of Ethiopian
brown, with gloves. shoes and hat of
Ia corresponding shade.
Yesterdays bride has a host of
friends won by her amiable disposi.
ton and pleasant manner Mr.. Laupp
is the son of Mr.. Franz Laupp. the
wei known florist and Mrs. Laupp.
and holds a lucrative position with the
Dollar Savings and Trust company.
The following announcements will
be mailed this morning:
Mrs. Anna Wood
announces the marriage or her ugh
Marguerite Ann
to
Mr.. Hugo Edward I.aupp
on Thursday, November the eleventh
Ntneteen Hundred and Fifteen
Wheeling. West Virginia
Kahn Club Vaudeville.
Again the comedians come forth
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-11-12
SoyS " oman's Beauty
Depends Upon Health
health AND vlcoR NEcEssL.
TATE REGULATION OF ORGANS
OF ELIMINATION.

skin foods and face creams n
powders cannot make a woman beau
uful' because beauty lies deeper than
matt depends on health. In most
cases the basis of health and the
OF sickness can be traced TO the
action of the bowels.
Inc headache. the lastitude. the sal.
low skin. and the lusterless eyes are
usually caused by constipation. An
ideal remedy for women. and one that
Is especially suited to their delicate
organisms. is found in DIR. Caldwel's
syrup Pepsin. n mild laxative com
pound, pleasant to the taste and free
from opiates n narcotic drugs OF everv
description. Mrs. Gertrude Jordan. 522
North Liberty ST.. Indianapolis. Ind -.
says; 1t is simply fine: | have never
oeen able to find anything to com
pare with DIR. Caldwelrs Syrup Pepsin.
1 started using II for the baby and
now II is my family standby in all
cases where a laxative Is needed"
Dr. Caldwolls Syrup Pepsin is sold
IN drug stores for fifty cents a bottle:
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-11-12
SEVEN FATALITIES.

CHARLESTON. W. Va. Nov. IL
Seven fatal accidents were reported
today TO the Workmen's ComDensa-
ton department. The victims were
Thomas Sexton. of Davis: William
Coleman. of Ward; Waiter johnson.
Of Yukon. Earl Rogers, of Harvey;
Joe Biumsik. OF Harvey. Antonio Ven.
hinge. OF Coketon; Golden Breedlove
Ct Woodville. All the men were killed
ia or about coal mines where they
were employed.
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NiohoiH-Lashisy.

The marriage ysstcrd1N ~ Miss Viz
glria lasEleE Of elm GROW, and Air.
uugh Nichols o. thi- city VIII Do uf
interest 90 their large circle OF friends.
parsonage OF the Elm Grove I~resbytrr-
ian church by Rev. L.. E. I,wellNu. Iu-
mediRtely following the ceremony Nj.
and Mrs. Nichols left Tor Pittsburgh.
from whore they viii go To- Canton and
other ohio cities. Upon their return
they will reside in Elm Grove.
Yesterdays bride .z tit daughter nf
Mr.. and MRS Il. 4. Laghley and d. lon-
ulnr N the yOuuLcr society circles. AFR.
ichol holds "a responsible position with
the Equitable Life Insurance. company
u this city and both have many friends
Who VIII extend couEratuotiuu- and u,e.
wishes.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-11-12
TO MAKE DANDRUFF
QUICKLY VANISH
Try This Simple, inexpensive
Home Treatment

Nc % likes dandrun. but 10 get rid
Of u YOU u do more than wash your
hair. The cause of dandun lies not In
the hair. but ON the scalp and in the
hair roots. and just AZ twice daily YOU
use o Eermicidal tooth powder or
cream Co cleanse your teeth Of germ.
so you should use Partisan sage twice
daily 90 drive daudrun from your SCALP.
prevent its return. protect your hair
from failing our and nourish its proper
growth. bandruf makes your hair
iaIl out Partisan SAGE makes Dan
drum fan out o. ur hair stay In.
a deliEhttully pDrfumed hair and
scalp treatment easily applied az home
inexpensive and %obtainable from
g. H. Dricst a Co. or "a; any drug
or toilet Couuftr=AdV.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-11-12
BURNED TO DEATH.

LEXINGTON. KY, Nov. 1.-THE
Charred bodies Of three small children
Of NJ. ID. Tiller were found in the ru-
ms of a barn of their father in BOYD
county to-day. according TO a report
reaching here.
II IS tine s]upposition Of officials that
the children accidentally set fire 10
some hay in the barn while playing
with matches.
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Brannen-Moore.

\ pretty wedding took place last
evening a. the parsonage Of The second
i,r"shE terrain church. when Miss Hr~s
Nay Moore. daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs.
p \ Moore ~ 'hauliue street. bscam.
thu bride OF Mr.. Russell s Brennan -
Htllalre. There We're u aftsuFauts
Follow the ccr'mou which was pe--
formed az o'clock by pr Thomas On
k"0ntZ. pastor Df the church. Mr. a.
airs brennan lsft for Pittsburgh. from
"l'f' ih'N VIII visit points Of interest
Do ONO and on the Great Lakes Mira
FREEMAN was attirsd iu "a travelling -uff
OF brown with acC'S-orl,s Co harmonic
b. pom their return they viii reside In
The bride is 70 sweet and charming
l.lhE woman with many friends win
VIII extend their best WISHES Mr. Er.u-
nan i- r. member Uf the H-a-auau.r Shoe
company and De- one Of the city's most
prominent young business men. The fol
low ug cards have been issued
Mr. and Mrs. D.. a. Moore
announce the mHrris.r Of their daurbf.r
Bcss May
90
Mr.. Russell Smith Trerrar
on IhuradaN. NuNswI.r the eleventh
Nlu'f'.u hundred and Fr.sr
NN'DIrE. West Nirrirfa
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-11-12
P0SLAM FAMED
FOR ITS EFFECT
ON ECZEMA

To spread PcslHm over an angry. itch
ing eczema surface. makes one feel hat
.'r' IN reality BEL healing Influence weich
the affected skin demands Fyarv .~yn
ma sufferer should know how readily
''.lHW is able to relieve %, suffering
lnrld'utaI Co.. This annoying aIlment 81
sDuthrs quickly
treatment bel oftcntiWcs very short an
fnir" em'uf may be noticed every dav
yam harmless Use 90 with conf
o'nrs Tor pimples. rHshcs and similar
'ruutIurHl disorders
a word about soap-Poriam soap
ny lf'1 win Igelam is the soap YOU
NIguId use daily for toilet and hair
inr samples. send g. stamps al F-,or.
A'h'' InhHr7fOrioa 80 West 2rff sd
Now YORK city. sold by an
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-11-12
IMPLEMENTS
BRIDE-ELECT
MRS. GEORGE LIST ENTERTAINs
TODAY FOR MISS HETTIE
DAlZElL.
Laupp-Wood Nuptials a Quiet Event
asst EVenine-Other News OF
Wheeline's Social Circles.

Mrs. George List at her home in
Pleasant Valley. will entertain with a
prettily appointed party this after
noon. arranged in honor of Miss Hettie
Dalzell, whose marriage to Mr.. George
Couden will be a fashionable affair OF
the coming week. The guests are 10
bring he'll needlework at which the
hours will be devoted. and a delight.
ful luncheon will be served at the
close. Mrs. List will have as her
guests:
Misses
iicttle nalzell. Eleanor Greer.
Sarah hazlctt. Elizabeth Brown.
MCsdames
a. W. PAUL, Frank Weaver
Norman Richie. u. l.. cannon.
Hal Spetdel. Bridyevflc. bel
Morgan clarke.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-11-12

dainty refreshments were served rNol.
lowing were Mr.. springs quests.
Misses.
Htlda Smith. Goidie Rush.
Wanda Rush. Mildred Roach
marguerite lantz. Laura almer
stella DAY. Caroline Spring.
Wilma McConahey.
MesSr~.
Eugene Barney. Thurston Hughes.
Harry landmeycr. William Cassidy.
Carl Setter. Georgv Morrisey.
Charles Daily. Howard
Frank smith. Earl Spring.
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met las, week with Mrs. Harry Ham

mot last week with Mrs. Harry Ham
burger.
IWiE 40. = will meet on Wednesday
Win Miss Nancy Peterson. when sew
ing VIII furnish the pastime Of the az
ternoou.
The party Of ladies who organized At
MIS- Joseph Ilanktn's will meet with
MIs 'harles Hhodcr OF Edgwood. Tea
Will conclude the usual prorram
IWiE No. J viii Doe entertained bv Mrs
Reed Baird again next week. The sery--
feature.
Mrs. Harry Bradley viii be hostess
AZ the meeting Of the twig OF which
AlrS robert hazlett f. the chairman
his division has deferred their regular
meetings until the beginning of pccew-
Der. as have the members OF the Vanity
AR branch, these latter 10 assum.
thclr responsibiliues the nrst Of Janu-
airy \ bake sale will be given by this
last named az the Geo. -. StifeI COM
panN store. Saturday. November -.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-11-12
For Bride Elect

Complimenting Miss Grace Mccoy.
a bride-elect Of the winter. Miss Bess
Mathlson entertained an assembly OF
friends last evening al her home on
North Main street. with a shower. The
AFFAIR was surprised as a surprise and
the honor guest received a lumber of
usetul gifts. The remainder OF the
evening was devoted to bridge and the
serving OF a handsomely appointed
was an added pleasure.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-11-12

\ charminEly appointed luncheon pa--
y viii be given today bv Mrs Burns
Murray at her home Ia Warwood. which
VIII compliment Mrs. Ann Justice Of CO.
lumhus. Ohio. who is the guest Of friends
In the city.
\ cluster Of Vfilo~ rnrySarfhemumS
VIII center the table ard other attrac-
i've appointment viii De in evidence
There viii he places arranged FOR IA.
following guests
MeSdImcS
Ann Justice. VI. b. NcruUa
Columbus. o.. r T. Hood.
7. ?. Iierduu. q. u. Terrii
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-11-12

Because of conflicting social func-
lions. Mrs Fred Laure has postponed
her reception Tor which cards were is
sued etuosd3y. 90 meet Mrs. r. r.. Z.
Ntrider. who. with Rev. Striucr has re-
Gently arrived ln this city 90 take 90
ih'ir residence. Mrs. LANCE has chosen
Friday. November 10. f,r me affair ,
larEs numbvr ~ society folk having
received Invitations.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-11-12

The trouble with our politics. we
observed to the young lady across the
way. Is that our good citizens don't
interest themselves personally in il
and she said her father certainly did
and she overheard him say that If his.
side won IL would mean a $4,000 BOO
contract TO him and II everybody a
like her father she guessed we'd have
a good deal better government.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-11-12

Tickets have been put ON sale for the
tour-act comedy. The Fortune Hunter.
TO be given at the Columbia club. No
Nemher % and p. The committee is up
against a proposition at present due TO a
tyT ographical error on the tickets. II
is the Intention to sell the reserved
seats at Two tits per seat, but the
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-11-12

Mrs Raymond Shields nee Miss Mar
garct Haley. of Bridgeport. entertained
the employees at the Art Millinery store.
at ner nome last evening IN elaborate
was served at O'clock. aftcr
which cares. music and dancing wei,
INDUCED in.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-11-12

trGyel and western missionary work. The
pleasures OF "A social hour tollowed the
program. Those present were
Misses.
Laura Wtnchcr. AIaudc Murrin.
Ida Moore, Lillian Murrin.
Miriam Moore. Helen Se.mon.
Cora alcN iulams. Elizabeth Seamon.
Rose lincoln.
Mrs. Pcssie McAdam.
oar Frank klcgg
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-11-12

Miss Jane Patterson OF Nsw York
city. who fnrmsrIv resided In vyr.,ir
VIII he r'mpllucntcI tomorrow aff.r-
noon Hf 90 bridge party civsu hy Mrs
PARK Nias Patterson has MANY frfarf-
an'nf N n'"IInE social Fet and f.-
FfHf being made very pleasant wIt1
social attentions ~
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-11-12

IH.f rnirE af fhH home nf Mr. rarf
"F SO q. p IIrrf efrrrf n nHmhsa
" FnfNnrrf ir honor ~ Hfa rlfr
Nr err.rE war Do rrrfrirrf
numb "f Eiffa from IIa frarfa
Ha 'Nr main diversion NJ The
'Nur Nf rr appropriate hour fra
fN''iH retired fn tho dining room where
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-11-12

\ pretty party OF the week viii be Civ
her home In Warwood which will carry
a courtesy DO her guest. Mrs. T. IL. Pool
OF STANLEY, Va. During the afternoon the
guests viii find ~swirg r. pleasant d.
version and a luncheon viii be served as
"A delightful concluding feature.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-11-12

4 large number OF Invitations have
been Issued for r. reception tD hU given
next Thursday Afternoon ly Mrs. Alfred
Caldweu and tho Mises- Mary and Msr-
ina caldwell This viii Dc one Uf Che
week. which PROMISE much BOO The way
q charming functions.
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JonRins-vaupie

Tho many friends 90 NIeq Marietta
NaupIe daughter ~ Nr anI Mr- Charles
kaUs.s OF M~uluI.f'tI. aud Sir fTI.rr
Ieutius ~ this city are married. tUr
wedding HAVING taken place lost 800.
day uf tho pnTanr - OF fHl German T.H-
therau ChurDh iu ti.s rfft. The --.Hm
holds a responsible position with tHa
t~insrl.AfIHa GLASS UHmunuE uuI fHH
young couple wIu establish their rosie
deure iu This cts.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-11-12

The second meeting OF the different
TWiEs viii be held during the coming
week. each division having been assign
Cd their place or gathering. Mrs. Edd.
Hltchman. at her home In Woodcdale.
VIII entertain The Crafts" Sewing
VIII III the afternoon hours following
the luncheon.
Miss Eleanor Holloway NJ her home
IN Leathcrwood. viii be hostess ID The
hudS. The serving OF tea will com
clude the afternoons work.
on "Wednesday from . until g o.rl,,t
MIS-. Herbert o. Bacr at her home ON th.
island. viii entertain the branch which
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-11-12
Entertains Claaa.

Miss Georgia Woodruff al her home In
Elm Grove. very pleasantly entertained
the members OF the Plus Ultra class OF
IN. stone Presbyterian church last even
ing. This was the regular monthly So
clal meeting and "A very delightful time
was spent. games and music were pleas
ing diversions and a luncheon was en-
Joyed at the close OF the merry makins.
tho guests Were.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-11-12

Met The orlgInal uehtwad the
other nlFht'
What did he do1F
After ! bought q midnight rurrrr.
ne wanted 90 match 90 see who naid
Inr-IournaI
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-11-12

with a full measure Of fun and laugh
ter. The members Of the Kahn Club
that club whose name Is linked with
comedy and cheerfulness-will give
another vaudeville at St Mary's school
hall. Thirty-siNth and Wood streets.
tuesday evening. November 18th. Ii
would be impossible TO secure better
talent in this city than that which Is
included in their program. Difficult.
~ would be TO inc q better come
olans on the amateur stage than Nate
Mulroy. William Doyle. n. l. Ray.
Rose Mary Ingram and Virginia
Clarke. All those and many Others.
forty In all. will be there 10 make he
people laugh. Those who have seen
the club in past performances will
not fail to take advantage of this on
portunity to see them this season and
with their many new friends gained
each year a large crowd is expected.
Btngvtlle Dance.
One grand glorious time can b. said
OF the "Bingville Dance" given AT the
columbia Club last night. Rural lie
inquired IN the decorations. and thu city
tSlS ana boys Initiated the country
lad ana lassio in- makeup. Ginghams
end homespuns. and blue overalis and
jackets took the place Of the conven-
tlonal dress suit. or the silk linene 50
common on such occasions.
Music for the party was furnished hy
hachman's orchestra The committ,-
IN charge consisted ~ Mrs. Joseph A,k-
srman. chairman. assisted by Mrs. MI
nam S~charbaugh. Mrs. Andrew kirchoff.
Mrs. Fred Fischer. Mrs. John Wolf Mrs
CharIcs Blessing. and Misses Cecelia pc
Kari, Mary Scifert. Lizzie Brem.r.
FRANCES Pekari. Helen BREEDING and
Isabel Koehler. ~
Other members OF the committee were.
Messrs; Frak Link. Leo Coleman. Louis
Linden. George Raab. I'D Newman E~b
Srt ans Clarence BREEDING. Leo Vor-
Ter. Leo Bonenberger. Louis Coleman
EDWARD kirchncr. Fred Link. Alb.r.
Nau. Andrew Iteith and Fred Rosold.
Ihose enjoying the affair were.
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a trial bottle can be obtained. tree OF
charge. by writing TO Dr. W. b. Cald-
well. 454 Washington St, Monticello,
Illinois.
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Entertained Club.

Mrs. August kindelberger was the
hostess yesterday afternoon at her hDa.t
an Wyr.ood. 10 the membyrs uT th,
7 Thursday Afternoon club. EuChr~ fur
uisn,d a number of closely contested
games and a luncheon o. dainty appoint
meuts was an added feature OF delight
The guests were.
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LAST evening at the residence OF Mr..
VIII Colvfg. on the Island. the Loyal
Daughters OF the f1rst Christian church
held "A melting Of interest. Among the
enjoyable features was an address Civ
en- by Rev. Jacob Birmingham. II. D..
and other topics OF moment were dis
cussed- An organization OF a glec club
was perfected and many entertaining ar
tatrs In the nature are being anticipated.
The girls OF this division are planning
TO give a uppe the date not get de
cided upon. The members OF the glce
nNnh Hn.NnHHaa
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For Rridc-rn-Ra

Mrs. Arthur M%oinhardt and Miss ida
Weichsel entertained the Island Sewins
club and several OF their friends Monda,
evening in honor Of Miss Noclkcr. who's,
wedding - set for this month. Thi,
party was In the nature OF a Variet,
shower and the honor guest received /.
large nuSnbcr OF lovely and usefu
gifts. The guests were.
Misses
hess Noelker sarah Forgey
Eta Hahn Lou Eobb
Lily Fclbcr Cath. rim. Nt.inh,rt
Molly Niucher Ida WciChel
MeSdameS.
1eofEe Nhisscn Edward M%ctzncr
WIN schulz Arch Hicper
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The marriage OF Miss Marguerite
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Entertains rrtenda.

Miss Mabel ~Sedgwick entertaaned a
PARTY OF cougrnial friends Monday even
lhg. with e. theatre party. Having en-
Joyed tho movies. "a delicious luncheon
was served for the pleasure of the guests
al the HuEe Davis tea room. Compos-
ing the party We're.