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The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1915-07-15
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WEST HALIFAX.
Mrs. Ann Allen is ill.

Mrs. Ann Allen is ill.
Horace Learnard and Arthur Vile
are cutting the grass on L. S. Cooke s
village farm.
belmont Hicks is at home from Bos-
ton helping his father, G. C. Hicks,
during haying.
The Baptist society will hold fair
and festival in Grange hall July %
Ice cream and cake will be served
The play that was set for July Is
will be given July % The young peo-
pie have been rehearsing it for sever
al weeks. There are Il actors in the
cast.
Among recent visitors at Mr.. Col
by's are his daughter, Mrs. Ralph
Dodge, and her daughter, Hazel, of
Canaan, n. H., and Mr.. and Mrs. La
fayette Colby of Michigan
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The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1915-07-15

The only way some men can save money
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LOST Rufus dark yellow and white
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The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1915-12-04

Miss Lilly stroud entertained the
Joyial Joyens last saturday after
noon Music and genes we're en-
joyed and contest Of threading
needles entered into the fun max
ing element Miss Selma Forrest
won the first prize which Yves a dain-
Is lace handkerchief Cut Flowers
End ferns made the decorations.
Pink and green we're used IN the
color scheme. The hostess was as
sisted in entertaining By her mother
aud Miss RUBY Foge Special guests
were Misses Ruth Miles. Rosabolle
and Evelyn Herndon and Ruth
Check Refreshmente we're salad.
cheese straws, olives. pecan fruit
cake and hot chocolate.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1915-12-04

The waxahachie Bible club me,
in its usual fortnightiy session at
Sims Library. on Thursday after
noon. At the business meeting,
after roll-eall had been responded
10 with scripture verses, social
meeting for Christmas was discuss
cd. and definite plaas vim probably
b. reached at the next meeting
Mrs. Farrre conducted The lesson on
David. the man after Gods own
heart" in very interesting way.
Mrs. VIII Farley's special paper on
King David, brought forth much
applause, as well rs gave much
pleasure BY ita excellence. This
was the first OF a series Of special
papers. 70 be enjoyed BY this club.
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81 the important scenes and speeen's
r,,,n were given rising vote o.
thanks for their part in the study
which has interested the club To 3
marked degree owing To the sefi
nus .ilncss OF Mrs :. n. Watson ST
Nya. harris Watson sent her paper
whirh was read by Mrs. J ; Her
ring The subject was Did cori"-
Janus show weakness 81 Character
when lie Yielded to tie Entreatics
~ Ills Family. The paper was ABLY
treated h. Mrs. Watson Mrs. Z. l..
tJpshaw gave a Critical Estimate
OF the Play which vas very uer
and showed a thorough PREPARATION
Of her subject. In CLOSING the stud
q. corloianus Nrr. Livingston thank
"a the club foe its interest. sayinA
that she had tried 10 make a char
acter study OF the entire drama. tier
,u,prompla 1alk closed with tnt
words OF the here's enemy concern
ing him @yet fIe Shall Have a Noble
Memory"
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1915-12-04

The Waxahachie Shakespeare elm
had delightful session Tuesday ait
ernoOn # Sims library The bus,-
ness slate having been cleared az q
previous call session. the time WIS
given almost exclusively 10 the iea-
aon. The club voted 20 send a note
OF sympathy 10 Mrs Watson who
is seriously sick 81 the Baltiat ST.
tafium Ia nailas and also sent i n
some flower. as am EXPRESSION lf
sympatny Tine lesson completed the
study ~ cori0lanns. most abiy tutor
cd by Mrs. Livingston. who has be-
come the deaa ~ shakeapeafean
teachers IN she Waxahaehie shake
peare club Mrs - y Peters bias
also ionf interesi 20 the study. hv
giving ~ her talent. In rho reading
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1915-12-04
Mr.. Anson cole Entertains.

Mrs. Anson Cole entertained the
Thursday Club this week at her
home ON Lake Park avenue Her
reception suite was beautified IN
yellow chrysauthemums In the ty-
ing room a large basket filed with
the golden blooms and tied With
yellow tulle rested on the library
table In the dining room eiuny
cloth adorned the table. and cut
glass vase filed with yellow chry-
ganthenums rested thereon Red
gcraninms enliyened the boudoir,
Substitute PLAYERS were Meadames
Roger Kennedy, Hin Hardin, D, Il.
Bell. Verne Roberts, Lynn Lassweil
J. r. Carson, G. L. Hess OF Duncan
Ok. sam carothera. G. NJ. Hall. En-
nest F'lneher Misses Ruby foeg,
Marguerite and Katherine Cole.
High score was won Dy Mrs. Anson
Cole and Miss Margaret Gibson. Re
freshments were pressed chicken.
olives, crackers, marshmallow pad-
ding with whipped cream.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1915-12-04
Evening Entertainments.

The senior department OF the Cen
trail Presbyterian Sunday school gaFe
an entertainment FRIDAY III the class
rooms. Chrysanthemnms and ferns
were employed fcr the decorative
scheme. After short program con.
posed OF addresses made by pastor
Hogan and Harris Mcintosh the So
cial committee had charge OF the
evenings entertainment. Games
we're played and refreshments OF hot
chocolate and cake were served. The
Icomnittee is as follows: Leona Con
inally. Vera Brown, Ruth Williams,
Lucille Blank, Nettie Farrar AM
Dana Rounds.
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FRIDAY Night Club.

Mr.. and Mrs. Phil Bertram enter
TENED the Friday Night club last
night at their attractive home on
University avenue. yellow Clry-
santhemums we're used IN the living
tiroom The score cards were az
traotive autumn scenes. Guests
playing for substitute members
members we're Mr.. and Mrs. Muneey
Campbell. MIR and Mrs. ". A. Grow,
Mr. and AIRS C. y pickett, Mrs.
u. B. McCanl and lie Roy Bertram-
aieh score was wen b. Dr. Cough,
H. I. Spencer, Mrs. Il. X Erwin
ard Mrs r y. Kenner. Refresh
ments consisted of chicken salad.
toasted nuts. waters. bu5ser Trims
and grape juice
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1915-12-04
Double Ten Club Entertained.

Miss Kate Spalding was hostess
Wednesday to the Double Ten Club
Pot plants along the window seats
in the dining room made attractive
adornments, while chrysanthe-
NUNS and roses we're used in the
music room aud living room. Vic
trola music, and piano selections
By Miss Julia Scion, were a part Of
the entertainment features. Some
Of the guests played forty-two.
while others sewed Refreshments
consisted of pressed chicken on let
tuce leaf. olives, nut sandwiches.
potato chips, chocolate and whipped
cream The substitute guests were
Mesdames A. aud Ewell Mccartney,
Lee Hawkins. Frank Wallace, John
Scion. L. Dortsch Walter MeDan-
iel. Ed Hawkins. John spalding and
Misses Maggie and Annie Phillips.
Julia Scion. Laura Mcclellan, and
Dorothy Spalding
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1915-12-04
Music Club.

The Waxahuchie Music Club met
Friday afternoon at Sims library
Mrs. +. Brady was the leader for
the study OF Folk Music. Special
topics were discussed on the sub
ieet OF Folk Music in European
countries and America An inter
estiug feature of the musical pro
gram was the fact that the talent
was contributed by the young ladies
OF Waxahachie, which brought pride
20 the Music Club. that so many
young ladies arc bending their en-
eFgies in the pursuit OF musical ed
ucation Miss Lena Rose gave
beautiful German folk song, rem
dered IN the native tongue. Miss
Ruby Fogg gave an Irish love song
Miss Vannie May Jennings display
ed an unusual talent in her piano
selections Miss Willie sowell gave
"A piano number Dorothy Horton
the little niece of Mrs. r. Brady
was most cunning ia her reading
'-fhe sugar Plum Tree Miss oil
sen, piano teacher IN Trinity tni-
vofsify added interest 10 the pro
gram BEG her selections Of German
Chri uas Fglk rnHs Miss Ihei-
ne harrison. of Mansfield q tn'
cent .a tla Music school of Trinity
ease hrf p'eadid tcice in the rem
sliar .f 50 italian Folk aoug Aish
Jneic Ceen enc M'n Lillian ko-
rer. both talented younE ladies Ia
vocal music. gave voice numbers.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1915-12-04

Mary sehusier cslssraps
seventh birthday YESTERDAY "
noon at the home d Aa s,s,|
Mr. and Mrs. carl scaustsr. j, /,
ris addition. About iAIrv -,
we're invited, and III renea,v.
he honor guest generously nj, B
traetive gifts. Christmas seb !,
decorations made TIE scaustr d.
attractive. streaners d tirssi q
pending from tae chandelier Il /
corners Of the dining room. Il
tama leaves and nisiletos irea a
heart Of the forest, also ggs /
christmas gres.ing aisisla
Santa Claases beeEoaed yairas
to the little folks. Miss T. / I'd
cr assisted Mrs, schastsr ID cid
tanning the guests GREEN cod ID
were served.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1915-12-04
Bible Club Meets.

The Thursday Bible Club met
this week with Mrs r. l. Jenress
on Vickery street. Mrs, 5. II Wat
son. the teacher, is. quite sick a. 9
sanitarium in Dallas, ard the lesson
was taught at the meeting by Mrs,
Richard Lewis Fruit salad, cake
and hot chocolate were served. The
next meeting will be with Mrs V.
q McClain on Oldham avenue.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1915-12-04
Non pareil Club Meets.

Mrs T n. Herring entertained
the Non Paroil club Wednesday
afternoon AT her home on Bolton
street chryganthemum8 and ferns
were used for decoration IN the
living room ana dining room and
roses were uged IN tho bed room
Five tables we're arranged for the
game OF forty-two. Mrs. ". G.. Zen
rery and Miss Vera Crisler rcce.v-
ed high score IN. bread sand
witches. shrimp salad. olives. cake
and hot coffee were served Guests
were Miss Cermie Douglas OF Italy.
Nettie McDonn II % Jacksboro and
Mesdames Charley Burnett. Ii3l.
lirgsworth Of Maddfl Okla. G ".
Stone, Sterling and Tom spalaing
p Il Newton and Misses Elsa and
Leila Mccarinov. end Eva Lamberih
Mics Thelma Cole gayo an EdHon
program while refreshments weec
being served
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pose Of bringing good lecturers 70
Texas. aud through the cimo wome"
OF our state specialists IN cssscs' s"-
esai service and other features o.
c,nh work have iectured to The CLUBS
lin cities. giving broader view -
the club women's opportunity lhf
Isoria, features Of the federation weie
Itfld in charming aetsii. and the eiah
i a.. lapd In praises for It's deiegate
when her report had been linis'ied'
with characteristic family Wit Miss
Haw sins closed with humorous ne.
gro aneedo;e.
A social session followed that WAS
'deilghtfui. The tea table IN the an
INK room gave cheerful greeting
with a center Niece Of red poinsett
las aud red tapers giving their coli
Tor To the silver aud cut glass. MISS
Dorothy l8osford and Mrs. Harris
Watson poarcd chocolate and co..
fee. Mrs. ksmble and AIRS. Simpeon
served sandwiches. fruit cake and
hon bons. The music room Nher"
1.-The guests we're seated 10 hear the
report had PINK chrysanthemunas.
Mrs. Groee was attired In white ami
black lace rohe With a corsage 81
American beauties Mrs. W
Harding rcf the guests az the door
She wore wisferia charmeuse with
velvet bodice and picture nat Of
wisteria velvet.
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Eyenins Dinner Given.

Frank fiarksdale, who Is attending
the Kirkiey school a Creouyiile
ana spent the Thanksgiving season
wita his horne folks here enter
tanned sdth dinner FOR some school
friends Friday evening Daisies ana
ehr5 aathe mams li.led a vase for tho
center q the dinner table. A five
course dtnnef aas served 70 the fol-
lowing Ernest Forrest. Tom Nc
cartneg. Floyd Thompson, q g.
#ina Howard Gibson. Campbell
Holland, Eweil Dslk. S. y. Farrar
ard Roy MoQuattcrs
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1915-12-04

Icing staiactifes. and massive ferns
ard moss az rncicnt caves There
usro wonderful carvings on the out
side We passed into the formal
tarden surrounding the house. and
there was the mastery Of all gar
teaing. small shruhserr cut into
rhapcs TO represent different ami
RAILS. and there are rotundas both
To the side aad hack The Longest
ono Is in front o. tho house Is made
partly of glars. and Il eatwined with
All kinds or green foliage I win
70; attempt 10 describe the house.
hui viii send the picture. Y Is an
old store castle. surrounded by
yerture and nature. the grandast of
all creations There ara rose gar
scns and forntsins thai make an
Impressive picture. II was all SO
nfaua tkat We felt like we we're N
tie presence Of something super
human, ard did not even want to
ss.esk 8hove.a whisper
From here We went hack 10 tne
cessle. and Miss Mason met US with
sae same cordiaiisy. she took us
|tarongh the school. ard showed us
what kind OF work they are doing.
Il really Is a finishing society schooi,
bnt from this line on. 7 am friend
o. that kind or school There is
4 serious handicap TO the girl who
cannot be "at home" and feel a,
ease in the presence OF company.
snd really cultured people. We sat
In her study and looked out over
the Hudson. oh picturesque stream.
We looked down on the little village
ard saw the setting of those WONDER
lul stories OF Iryiag's. the home Of
kathrina Van Tasscl. the point
where the Dutch first set sail out
en- the vast unknown "Tappau Zee;
and various historic points OF rcyo-
Iutionary days We coEld imagine
we saw old RID Van Wrinkle. asleep
II al his quictude, just then peal
OF thunder. really sounded. and I'm
sure he awakened, for looked in
another direction. and there saw
twelve beautiful girls starting out
for a horse back ride. and others
playing tennis. and across we're
girls learning Z new dance step and
few sitting near with paint brush
land easel. Then ! thought Of what
lan awakening for poor old Rip. for
thfs was really preparation for
1 Tie as il exists today IA contrast
#ith a generation ago. 10 say no,n-
siEg OF twenty generations
Miss Mason insisted on our stay
ling for dinner but We had to
erich our train to The city at $40
o'eiocf She sent rs back to tae
station In her car. she stood In the
door OF the ola castle waving 10 us
IS We departed She certainly is a
oasenIy looking woman. has gray
hsir and ls rather large. was dressed
III gray silk with lavender flowers
/ 7 certainly felt it an honor to be en-
tertained by such a lady. Miss
Mason says she has Travelled through
Europe, and hes seen nothing 10
fequal the Rockefeller gardens. The
oaly disappointment OF the day was
% find that "sunnYside.7 home CT
irving, was not open 10 visitors
We went back BY the old ehuacn
/ and cemetery. II vas dark by this
tifae. and we could thoroughly syrn-
Re thlze With Ichabod II was dark
ard ghogt looking and he'd it not
been for The lights IF the village,
/ doubt If VIC could have kept up
loar usual high spirits From hore
we took drive along the river, and
reached Tarrg'own in time to get
sandwiches, and catch our train.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1915-12-04

The home Of Mr.. j. r. Conch IN
Trinity addition was the scene OF 4
delightful party Thursday evening
when Miss Mamie Sue Couch
daughter OF the household. enter
tanned for her guest. Miss Anna
Humble. Of st. Louis. Forty-tsa
was the entertainment feature fol-
lowed by an oyster fry The two
front rooms we're in pink aud green
Chrysanthemums and pink roses
were the floral attractions. Score
cards were pink Christmas bells.
The dining room was beautifully
decorated in red. with toast At
each plate tied in red ribbons.
Mr.. and Mrs Nichols toasted the
young folks rs follows
We may I've without poetry. music
aud art.
We may i've without conscience.
and live without heart
we may live without friends. we
may live without BOOKS.
Bat civilized man cannot live with.
out cooks.
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In Society
:. ~. x.su~ uaad~so, osd Phone


49, wi Wv r*tte@<- $500 = -<-~-t< y 49,
Las ben erected on the very spot
where he wa> arrested We then
SDana afoand the mountains ard
/ saw the Old DutrA Manor houses
lone or tsen rhilspses Naaor. has
ben boaghs b. she aetreSa. Elsie
S4nts. and il being remcdeled b.
l1sr. We then went 70 Kesherine's
hone via the Raskefe,lnr estate
TIE roNs.s are p~rsees and 50 smaoth.
The krses wsra heassifni IA ~ their
shades Of red ans green IL quite
contrast To HIS raaEnsflcens sssase
nc passed The enNrty poor farm. and
srU,a look into the fresh air hos
uasais. where they weTe treating a
hnaafea children Fnr tuberculosis,
casssaing Is pretty little place about
i Ixv0 inhabitants Katherine has q
lovely shree story honle Her Eaosh
d. ii 80 pretty ard veTy gracious
Ne had luhch or cur return AZ =
quslnt little kes saor. and il was
| sae best home cooking have had IN
several weeks.
After 1unch we went to Miss
Aasoas school. The Castle re-.
asenaaer hearing ali OF sou speak o.
her. ard SEM my card into her.
sAe came oas II once. and 1as very
gracious and cordiai SIZE remem-
scss<s cousia MAJ. also hatnleen.
s.zd sat down and askes, about so
fssaisy or Ger former pnpi's. she
snok the addresses of Ill ! knew,
land asked for tie address 81 the
/ EssAbrey boys. also the Conner girls
she waS 80 rice % ne She asked
Isg ve bad been M 70 the Rockefel-
le- estate, nnd Mc he'd nos, as we
had no pass 10 get il. She tese-
Esnoned them 70 lei * In. aud d.
rested rs Row 10 no Imagine my
getting 10 see ice real John ~
aoaKefesiey hone ard wonderful
gardens we went throush the
great iron gates and into he srana
ursasa The keepers Il both gates
Mefe dffty. unaerfed looking, one
grsaay littsa negro. the other a
hrlf starved looking IIalian There
wern as FAX goifs around a good
ss.rt os TIC grounds. and never saw
grass 20 carpet like. green. smooth
rrli thies. VS. weai FIRST into tbs
s9spanese garden and an sure Il Is
miniature copy of those 81 tae
Orient The lisFle stream running
dawn through the grounds. and the
built up to form d wsferfail TIE
little bridge arehways are JUST like
tho pictures OF Cherry Blossom
lsrd. There Is little japanese
temple Aere. ana ! an sure the
stones around it naat have been
brought from the resi- Land. saes
we're oval ard o. very peculiar SIZE.
fge vouna around through paths Of
gorgeous flowers ard up to ae
Tennla This II of white marble,
eHd hiss wonderful Aparedite
Gsesk statue. Witch has recantl3
heen bought Il q prica o. si7s. eco.
{. was smaller tlsan expected. bat
revert heless woHan. carved ~
bsoaze. ard fsortFaglns some Of the
read human emotions. Frs.ia This
height xe looked averess the Had
eef. aaW she hlne mist and the sun
rskiag erystsi peaks or tac beauti-
fgI rcd aud green mountains Then
gn passed through gardens that
peEe simply miniature caves. had
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Eleventh Anniversary Celebrated.

TT FF-Fatft 4sfIft1N*7F NtsN FtTFNfdtVff.
Marie Aiiiebfew. the eleven year
old daughter Of Mr. and Mrs. jack
Kiilebrew. celebrated her birthday
aanisesfary Tuesday afternoon at
their home On Williams street. Lawn
games we're played Candies and
cakes were served The guests were
Susie May aud Elizabosh Minnies.
Ruth Dillon. Pauline and Corleta
3axsoA and Nellie May Killebrew.
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Society NIL n.

The improvement sotlstv j /
Main Street, Christian ebs.,.
met Monday Afternoon Il 4. g,
at 3 O'Clock, in bushes u.,I,,
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engeaial Gu.

Mrs u ''sh Nm
Z Friday aits'neoa ! J. :
{. ,,is caAssuiai ID 7 !, !.
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venue This atlras,,,. -
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