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Wheeling majority. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1907-192?, 1915-06-03

Governor Johnson, of California, has
signed a convict labor bill permitting
prisoners of the state penitentiaries
to build state highways.
Wheeling majority. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1907-192?, 1915-06-03

Wheeling leather
in
complete
s@
Mr.
stubbHed Wheeling
knife to a large this establishment.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1915-11-19

several days ago. They are thinking
very strongly about consolidating at
Pemberton.
Quite number from about here
took In the plays at the opera
house at ST. Peter the past week.
Mrs. William Hartman. Mrs. L. ].
Kramer and Mrs. Frank Hobson were
shoppers at Mankato last Thursday
afternoon.
The second little son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles Dickie met with a very
painful accident one day last week
when n horse kicked the little fellow
In the face.
Mr.. and Mrs. Z. E. Thomas en-
tertained a company OF relatives ut
their home Sunday in honor OF their
ninth wedding anniversary.
W. H. Groh was a social caller at
Bernadotte last Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Herman Penwith and
family were guests at the Henry
Kern home Sunday.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1915-11-19
Rspidan Dam
From Fr,da., pa,,v.

From Fridays Daily.
Mrs. Lon Holms and children OF
Jackson, Mimi, are visiting a few
days with her mother, Mrs. b. z.
Mendenhall.
Guy Mendenhall Is confined TO his
bed with La Grippe. DIR. Schissleman
OF Good Thunder Is attending him.
Mr.. and Mrs. Myron Perkins and
Mrs. Bosin were shopping in Mankato
last Tuesday.
Mr.. T. l.. Rodgers purchased two
mich cows from Mr.. NJ. Perkins last
week.
The Weis family motored to Good
Thunder Tuesday to attend the fun
eral OF Mrs. Eta Chamberlain.
Mrs, Dollie Nelson and mother, Mrs.
Garret, returned home Monday from
the twin cites. where they were
shopping and visiting friends for a
few days.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dwiggins have
moved and are now nicely settled In
their new home I'm Spring Island.
Miss Fern Mendenhall has returned
home from Jackson, Mimi, and will
spend a few days with her mother
before going to st. Paul, where she
has a good position awaiting her.
Mr.. Emil Knutson is the proud pos
SCISSOR of new Paige Six automobile,
which he purchased last week In
Minneapolis.
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The one coming from the north
through Judson. known as route 5. will
be called route 2. There will likely
be some mlxup with the mail
Vernon Markham built new chin
ney on the Jerusalem church to take
the place OF the one destroyed by
lightning last summer.
ID. M. Jones and Sidney Davies made
a business trip here this week.
Ed. N. Jones and X. Morgan OF
Mankato are doing some carpenter
work for Edwin Evans and others in
the vicinity. .
Mrs. Elizabeth Thomas is staying
at the home of her son. Richard, and
will visit some of her friends before
returning to Lake Crystal.
Miss Emma Ludke and Anna G,
Jones, teachers, are taking in the
convention at Mankato.
r. T.. Thomas and wife drove to
ottowa Saturday. where they visited
relatives over Sunday.
The many friends OF Mrs. Mary
Jones are glad TO see her able to be
out again.
Mrs. r. w. Thomas Is improving
from her recent illness.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1915-11-19
An1boy
From EridaX,s Daily.

From fridays Daily.
Mrs. Weinhammer spent Monday at
the home OF Mrs. j. w. Heritage.
A series of revival meetings will be
held at the Presbyterian church
commencing December LIST.
Mr. and Mrs. Dakershien and Miss
Martha Radke spent Sunday at Trn-
man.
The Amboy high school gave an in
teresting literary entertainment ut
the high school Tuesday night.
The entertainment at the opera
house by Major Henderson, and son
was highly appreciated by the crowd
ed house Friday night.
z. X. Day and wife returned last
week from their northern trip.
Mrs. George Buckmister and son
Leo spent Saturday and Sunday at
Mankato.
The largest fire I'm this section oc-
Cured az the farm OF William Kos
nische last week, when his barn was
totally destroyed with FIVE horses and
an automobile. The barn probably
caught fire from the automobile. In
surance on the property amounted 10
$4,000.
Some OF the young people had con.
siderable fun on Halloween night. but
no serious damage was done.
N. T.. Day and wife left last week
for Louisiana and win be gone until
some time In February.
The Amboy depot has been under
repairs and looks a great deal better
The next meeting OF the Farmers
club will be held at the Kinney school
house on Friday, November 2Gth. All
are cordially invited to be present.
There will be no school at the
Kinney school next Thursday and
Friday as Miss Thorson, the teacher.
win attend the teachers institute al
Mankato on those days.
. Ray Thompson has bought eighty
acres OF land from his father and built
a small house to move his family into,
until he can build more substantial
buildings.
Ralph Thompson OF Northern Mich
igan has moved his family to Amboy
and will make his home In this sec
ton OF the state. .-.' -...
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Garden CITY
Fran fridays Dairy.

sram fridays Dairy.
Mrs. Leroy Terry writes that her
daughter, Mrs. Stella woiyerton is
enjoying greatly improved health this
falL
The brick store Is closed until Fri.
day, November IL, when an auction
will be held.
A children's party was given We'd
nesday afternoon from four to six
by Oracle Meservey and Myrtle Ward
at the Meservey home and Il was a
most pleasant affair.
Mrs. Homer Waite and Mrs. J. w.
Wrightson entertained party of their
Lake Crystal lady friends at a Ave
o'clock dinner November 9. The dec
orations were suggestive Of the ap-
preaching Thanksgiving season and
consisted Of chrysanthemums for the
table and pictures of turkeys and a
yellow scheme for the dining room
Covers were laid for about thirty the
places being marked by cards with
appropriate turkey decorations. Miss
Hannah James and Miss Norman as
sisted the hostesses i'm serving a de-
licious four course dinner. The re-
mainder of the evening was spent I'm
social way, games being the means
OF entertainment. The guests were de-
lighted and all declare Mesdames
Waite and Wrightson to be excellent
cooks and capital entertainers.
Bert Wilson. Miss Liza Wilson and
Miss Lois Clough motored to Vernon
Center Sunday afternoon, and spent
the night with C. NJ. Warren and fam
lily. d.. '.-
Mrs. Hattie Weld came from
Minneapolis Monday evening to see
her parents and other relatives. re-
turning home Tuesday.
Arthur Goidenstar arrived Monday
evening to spend some time at home.
Mr.. Goldenstar is very much i'm
proved In health. having spent num-
Der of months at the Walker SAM
tarium.
A meeting OF the various commit
tees was held with Mrs. r. w. Gates
Tuesday evening, to thoroughly dis
cuss plans for the bazaar December 4.
IL was very pleasant evenings work
and the attendance was fine. Light
refreshments were served al the chose
OF the committee work.
The dwelling house which Is be-
ing erected by G. NJ. Van Sickle Is
nearing completion. II will be hand
some. convenient structure.
Attention is called again 10 the ba-
zaar TO be given by the Baptist Ia
dies Aid society on November 20.
They are planning to please the peo-
pie.
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Haines. Mapleton; Mollie Mick
elson. Rapidan; Carrie Brewer.
Madeiia: Myrtle Mccarthy, Err
nestine Frank. smiths Mil: Marie
Maynes, Mankato Selma Pet
rich. Vernon Center: Lois Swain, Lake
Crystal: Laura Kurth, GAINESVILLE:
Dora Taylor. Mankato; Helga Helle-
vik, Lake Crystal; Frieda Darge, Good
Thunder; Dorothy Smith. Amboy;
Cary Johnson, Lake Crystal; Florence
Baynes, Good Thunder; Amanda
wachliD, Smiths Mill; Edna Martin
son, Lake Crystal; Tilda Shaw. Good
Thunder: Ella Neubert. Mankato:
Bessie Caven, Good Thunder: Alice
Thompson. Anna Myhre, Mapleton:
Thunder: Anna Jones. Lake Crystal:
Ida Harrison, Truman: Lydia Weber,
Smiths Mill: Ida Wilson. Clara Chen
oweth Lake Crystal: Jennie Sullivan.
Mapleton: Lizzie Martin, Mankatp:
Mary Burns. Good Thunder: Emma
wenstrom. Amboy: Alice Million, HI
da Larson. Lake Crystal: Jennie
Fields, Eagle Lake; Martha Miller.
Mankato; Heel Kicker, Lake Crystal;
Lulu Kreuer, Mapleton; Genevieve
Mccarthy. Good Thunder: Flora
Rhodes. Madelia Sadie Fields, st
Clair: Eleanor Roberts, Amboy: Mrs.
Sophia Van Buren,. Eagle Lake: Mrs.
Celia Donahue. Mankato: Hazel John
son. Vernon Center: lnga Hon, Man
kato: Eunice Taber. Madison Lake;
Ora Davidson. Smiths Mill: Myrtle
Carroll. Minnie Peterson, Minnesota
Lake: Lottie Brown, Eagle Lake; Ce-
celia Corcoran, Mankato; Eulalia MUIR
ply, Good Thunder; Lena Johnson.
Lake Crystal; Emma Magley, Eagle
Lake; Hattie Fitzloff, Smiths Mill:
Margaret Flanagan, Mapleton: Stel-
In Evans, Mankato; Mary Doran, Mad
ison Lake: Signie Hansen. Eagle
Lake: C. August Johnson Lake Crys-
tai: Ruby Weaver. Mapleton; Jessie
Hislop. Lake Crystal; Sybil Foster,
Madison Lake: Bertha Johnson, Man
kato: Gertrude Donovan. Truman;
Hattie Gunsolus, Pemberton; Mary
Kingsley, Minnesota Lake; Faustine
Donnell, Mapleton; Marie Hale.
Janesville: Anna LAWN, Elysian; Es-
Their Snyder. Mankato: Rena Long.
Maude Austin, Smiths Mill: Jennie
Thomas. Hanska.
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From fridays oaiiy.
Westminster Guild Entertained.

Mrs. w. w. Davis. 22O South Broad
street. entertained the young ladies OF
the Westminster guild last evening.
about fourteen people being present.
Miss Davidson OF Chicago. represent
ing the Womans' Board of the North
west, and q number of those In at
tendance at the Christian Endeavor
supper at the Presbyterian church,
arrived about 1880, and Miss Davidson
gave very interesting and instructive
talk to the assembled company. She
spoke OF the object of the guild and its
work, and OF the work being accom-
plished by the guilds which she had
visited. She called attention to the
importance of Bible study. and out
lined plan for program management
and devotionals. Miss Davidson laid
great stress upon the need Of loyalty
I'm guild work, loyalty to the church
and church organizations, and the
work OF the church in general. Follow
ing her talk a social hour was passed
I'm discussing matters pertaining to the
guild, after which nice refreshments
were served by the hostess.
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Young People Entertained At Supper.
The woman's Missionary society of
the Presbyterian church entertained
the young people OF the Christian En-
deavor society at a prettily appointed
supper party last evening. held In the
church dining room. for the purpose Of
meeting Miss Davidson OF Chicago,
who represents the Womens' Board OF
the Northwest. and who arrived in the
city yesterday to visit the young peo-
pies societies and the Westminster
guild. Thirty-two guests we're pres
ent ut table. and a delicious course
supper was served, after which Miss
Davidson gave an address on the work
OF Christian Endeavor societies. At
1890 D. m. she gave a talk before the
young ladies of the Westminster guild,
nj the home of Mrs. w. W. Davis, 900
South Broad street.
The beautiful decorations OF yellow
chrysanthemums and foliage. and
favors at each plate, were presented
to the ladies' by the Windmiller for
lists.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1915-11-19
Judson

From Frldavs Daiiv.
Mr. and Mrs. william Roberts have
returned from their trip in the north
ern part of the state.
ID. II. Evans and wife left on the
one o'clock train from Judson to at
tend the Jones-Tanley wedding ut
Cambria Wednesday evening.
Ethel Griffiths Is helping at the
Bartlett stere.
The rural mail routes from Lake
Crystal WIN have several changes
which will go into effect on the 18th
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1915-11-19
Shower For Miss Bienaph.

Miss Mae Bienapf was pleasantly
surprised last evening at her home on
North Front street, by party Of TWEEN
ty young lady friends, who gave her
a kitchen shower in honor Of her ap-
preaching marriage. The evening was
spent in playing games and with mu-
sic. and dainty refreshments were
served. the affair being greatly en-
joyed by all present. The bride-to-be
received large number OF useful
gifts as tokens of the esteem of her
many friends. The wedding of Miss
BienapH and Mr.. Frank Franciscus.
city editor or The Daily Review will
be soiemnized at St. Peter and Paui's
Catholic church next Monday morn
ing
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hundreth birthday anniversary. No
doubt the occasion will bring to mind
'the wee house 'mang the heather
where the mother was born, of which
she has often told her wee lads and
lassies now grown to grandparents
themselves and some gone to the
lain countree."
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Mrs. Fenstta Sergeant Haskell to
Give READING.

Mrs. Fenetta Sergeant Haskell
dramatic reader, who will give a
program at the Centenary Methodist
Episcopal church tomorrow night. Is
an artist who Is making a name for
herself. and Is a reader whom Il viii
be pleasure to hear. Mrs. Haskell
comes to Mankato under the auspices
of the Civic league, and this Is the
second of q series of three entertain
ments OF the c. w. Best Artists
series. The entertainments are being
brought to this city for the purpose
OF giving pleasure to the people, and
to raise money for the use OF the
league in its phllanthropie work. I.
Is proposed to use part OF the pro-
ceeds toward the fund for police
woman for Mankato. Mrs. Haskell
has large repertoire, and being a
versatile and creative artist with
great dramatic power she imperson-
ates the different characters with a
skill that excites the admiration OF
the most critical.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1915-11-19
Pleasant Surprise Party.

Mrs. Peter Hanson of lie Sueur
street was surprised at her home yes
terday afternoon by merry party of
neighbors and friends, who came for
social visit. Thirty -eight guests were
present. and the time passed very en-
joyably. closing with the serving of
an appetizing picnic supper.
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received a large number OF pretty
gifts in remembrance Of the day from
her friends, and at the close of the
party an elegant four course birth
day luncheon was served by Mrs.
Dineen. who was assisted during the
entertainment by Mrs. Henry Mad
son.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1915-11-19

Gates, whose loyemaking succeeded
in making lover Of Berthe. Miss
Taliferro is a favorite with Mankato
playgverg. ... &
Others in the cast gave a good ac-
count OF themselves. They were ali
strong enough to keep from marring
the acting of those higher up. 4.
The story of the play Is one In
which dollars and hearts are inter-
woven. and there is the "other WON
en-" who was unfortunate and who
mussed things up some for the time
being. but as IL always the case In
play, everything ends fine for alex.
cent the villain. who generally gets
his and is the case In The New
Henrietta" No one minds the sim
plicity OF the plot in the more sx-
cellent acting OF very superior com
paDy. "a .-..-
The stage dressing was In excellent
taste.
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FroSr FrIds~'s 1aiiS

Fro,, FrIds~'s 7siS
About one hundred and thirty
teachers from the rural and semi
grade schools OF Nicollet and Blue
Earth counties are i'm attendance at
the teachers institute being held I'm
the Presbyterian church. Regular
study periods arc being held each day.
and the institute is proving very sac
cessful and profitable. County SUI
pprjntendent A. J. Holmsted of Sieol-
let county and County Superintend-
ent w. II. Detamore OF Blue Earth
county are In charge and George y.
Howard OF the extension division OF
the state university farm is CONDUCT
ing the sessions.
During the session this morning
Mr.. Howard talked on industrial work.
and Miss Helen Reynolds of the nor
NAL school brought a class of young
pupils and gave work in reading and
language. Talks were given by
George Bronbach. representing the
magazine. school Education" and
Mr.. Jewell, representing. the Webb
Publishing company. II. +. Cranston
of Minneapolis gave a much appreci-
ated talk on Robert Burns. and re-
cited q number OF the popular scotch
poems in dialect. Superintendent r.
J. Sperry of the Mankato schools was
present this afternoon, and gave an
address to the teachers. The insti-
tute will close tomorrow noon.
Teachers in the city attending the
teachers institute are Francis Schmitz.
Frances DetamOre. Jessie Sanborn,
MAY G.. Jones. vino teach in Mankato
rural districts: Ethel Korsell. Emma
Luedke. Lenore Davies. Lake Crys-
tai: Maggie Watts. New Ulm: Rose
Mccall. Lake Crystal: Mrs. Julia
Berg. Madelia; Olive Carter, Vernon
Center; Cora Riley, Lake Crystal;
Anna Brude. Mankato: Alma Carlson,
Lake Crystal: Retta Flowers, Garden
city; Anna Paulson, Margaret Kelley.
Lillian Lynch, Vernon Center; Ragna
Torson. Stella Russell. winifred
Mountain. Amboy; Della whelan. Ma
pleton: Mrs. Nettie Johnson, Amboy;
Mrs. Maude Kerns. Ruth Stevens.
Ruby Thomas. Lucy Weir. Mapleton:
clara Rreuger. Lily Paswalk. Mime
sofa Lake: IT. l.. Smith. Aline Mac
beth Eagle Lake: Julia Burk. Mary
Shaw. Mankato: Flora Barr. Annie
Macbeth. Amboy: Laura Moeri. Eagle
Lake: Jessie Wilcox Amboy: Fran
cis Hoy. Mabel cocoran. Eagle lake:
Agnes PITCHER Mankato. n: 3. Mile
Bassette. Mrs. FLORENCE Haynes. Man
ksto rural rppies; cyrilla Lang.
Susie Groil, Margaret Lee. Amy
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YOUNG Women Enjoy Selves.

About ninety young women were in
attendance at the annual banquet of
the Y. w. c. A., held in the lunch
room at the normal school last even
ing. The rooms and tables had been
decorated with q profusion of smilax
and cut flowers. and following the
dinner a short program OF toasts was
given.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1915-11-19
Anniversary of Linden Camp Of Roya
Neiahbors.


Neishbors.
Today marked the eighteenth ami
versary OF the founding OF Linden
Camp No. 7G1 Royal Neighbors, and
the lodge entertained In honor of the
event In Schiller hall. which was
beautifully decorated In the lodge
colors of purple and white for the &C.
casion. About eighty-iive visiting
Royal Neighbors were present, com
Ing from the lodges of Lake Crystal,
Garden City. st. Clair, st. Peter, Ma
della and Mapleton. Following bus
mess session the following program
was rendered, beginning about 2:3o.
Address OF Welcome, Mrs. VI. Eng
lish, oracle OF the Mankato lodge.
Reading of the Anniversary Of the
Order. Mrs. Susan y. Radcliff.
Instrumental music. Mrs. Lillian
Jones.
Reading. Mrs. Anna O'Brien.
"Oracle's Dream" reading, Miss Ida
Funk.
Instrumental music, Mrs. Lizzie An
derson.s
Reading. Mrs. Cora Curtlss.
At p. nj. the banquet will be held.
During the dinner hour a program
of music will be rendered on Edi-
son Diamond Disc monograph. loaned
by Conner Jones.
Program arrangements were In
charge OF Miss Blanche Griffith, and
Mrs. Ella Agnew. Mrs. Ray Wood
ward was chairman of the menu com
mittee. and was assisted by Miss Lor-
eta Grokoff and Mrs. w. z. Davey.
The decorations were in charge OF
Mrs. !. F. Hinton and Mrs. Harvey
Hoffman.
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Stronger plays than The New
henrietta" have been witnessed by
Mankato theatregoers. but none has
been better or more satisfactorily
presented than that one I'm which
William II. Crane and Stuart Robson
made their fame years ago when
these two well-known comedians
travelled the boards together and
were almost inseparabie. There ex-
listed between these two stage celebri-
ties bond that was akin to brother
ly love. They have done much to
make the stage better and cleaner.
'The New Henrietta" Is the de-
lightful. entertaining and wholesome
comedy that II always was, and Il
came upon the stage OF the Mankato
theatre last night like soothing
breeze blown from the north after o
warm and sultry day that has been
irksome. wearisome, and when one
has been tormented by the sings and
arrows OF the daily grind.
William III. Crane carries his sew
enty-two years with an ease and
grace that fools his audiences into the
belief that he is still a young man
finely made up for the character of
Nicholas Van alstyne, "Old Nick"
the man who discovered the Henriet-
Ia mine and whose own son in law,
Mara Turner, attempted his tasncihi
ruin. This Mark Turner. the deep
dyed" villain, was very well done by
James J, Ryan. He handled the role
sanely. Thomas w. Ross shared the
honors OF the evening with Mr..
Crane, playing the role of BERTHE,
Nick's SON In manner that cannot
be criticised. The character Is an
impossible one for the reason that
none OF his kind can be found at large.
II is an exaggeration, but Il furnishes
q whole lot of laughter for the play
goers and that serves to cover up a
multitude of deficiencies In stage
characterization.
Mr.. Crane acquits himself well In
any role. and he was up to standard
last evening. He is a finished and
scholarly comedian and fine gentle
man.
Another beacon light OF. stagedom
Is Maclyn Arbuckie, whose interpre-
tation of the fashionable rector. Rev.
Murray Hilton, added a fine touch
and finish to the several scenes, and
the lines Of the play were frightened
by his every utterance. not to men
ton HIS mannerisms which were a
delight and productive of good hu-
NOR.
Amelia Bingham. as Mrs. Cornelia
Opdyke. the sprightly and charming
widow. won the hearts of the audi
ence as easily as she captivated "0id
Nick" who cell quickly 10 her charms.
Can you hame him? Mable Tall
ferro Is another one OF the headliners.
and she makes very sweet Agnes
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1915-11-19
Rox Social.

Box Social. . e..
The Swedish Lutheran church OF
Belgrade will hold u box social this
evening al the home Of August JOHN
son In Belgrade.
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Old Time Party.

Old Time Party.
The Minneopa Rebekah lodge will
have an old time party at their regu-
lar meeting next Tuesday. November
16. There will be q dancing party
at the close Of the meeting. All mem
bers are cordially invited.
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pancina Party al LoYola Club.

Dancing Party al loyoIa Club.
The Young Ladies' Sodailty OF st.
Peter and Paups Catholic church will
entertain at a dancing party ut the
Loyola club house this evening.
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Dancing Party. ...... .s
The Rotary club viii entertain at a
dancing party this evening at the Elks'
club. .........
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Birthday Anniversary For Miss Mary

Dineen.
Mrs. j. P. Dineen entertained yes
terday afternoon from $3.50 to six
o'clock at her home. 12s South Firth
street. in honor of the ninth birthday
anniversary OF her daughter, Miss
Mary Dineen. The rooms were artis-
tically decorated with a profusion OF
large yellow chrysanthemums mar
guerites, and foliage. and seventeen
young guests were present. a delight
full afternoon OF games and other
amusemehts being enjoyed. Miss Mary