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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1916-05-11

is very smart with its new pockets,
that are slashed 10 hold the belt. The
straight plated skirt is joined to an
under waist. The sleeve may be fin
iShed in wrist or elbow length. The
pattern is cut in ; sizes 4. O.. =, 10 and
Il years. 1t requires 4 Is yards of
40-inch material for an S-year size.
Price Zoe.
171O-Girls' Apron. A neat apron
for work or play. bingham. percale,
chambrey. lawn, drill, jean or Sateen
could be used for this style. 1t would
be nice in checked bingham. with pip
ingS of white, or in figured percale,
finished with feather edge braid. The
pattern is cut in > sizes: ., 1. 6. s and
10 years. 1t requires > IA yards Of
36-inch material for a 6-year size. Price
Zoe.
l664-Ladies' Empire Night Gown.
\ dainty model. As here portrayed.
batiSte. embroidered banding and VAL
lace are combined. This design is also
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1916-05-11

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lonlidc Spmpntbiecn iiir bic cine pbcr
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Suiil9tc. Den &unit nusgcoriidt, ibre
Scioen 81 crlcid,tcrn.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1916-05-11

nndl @citzS cpcrc st. 9oniiatiuss
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8ranitc nah Goodman; y. Sieprid.
bisbcr Iiiiitcnt an Der Gatbcoralc.
nab Nclu Srnntcn. 81 Niiiitentcn
ipurbcn bic filrSlid) ocmcihtcn bodlp.
Scrrcn fpie folgt crununt: @mil :.
Sfmit. ct. Iaricnsairhc 81 Wcs
nalba; Sus. Ibcarn. aatbcpralc al
@rccn Ban; Nolunp Ibcurn. ct. 90
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Srau pon SourpeSs Stride Su 1aris
nette; 2ouis Shorn. ct. Sinsen8s
Stride 81 Sibtpib; Srau5 Scmoipsti.
ct. Sobunness Stride gu Auti9o; Sos.
&. 8abrps5ct. Sol. &rcuSs Stride an
a%autauna; Solcslaus 5. @aleifo, ct.
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aprrciponpcn5.) %orige 8pd)e iweicrtc
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ct. Iaricns Stride, ieine critic belize
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ct. 9ouiS, Wp.-3pci Yriciter ser
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Sio8eic uno Heitor Der ct. 8ucnias
@cmciubc tIltc aatbcbruIcl uno 8cp.
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3auie ocs bodp. ). 5. Sauuratb.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1916-05-11

for the dress, without rufies. With
ruffieS it requires Z rs yards, for a
36-inch size. The skirt measures about
3 % yards at its lower edge. Price
l0c.
O33S-Corset Cover. A very pretty
camiSole Or corset cover is here por-
trayed, the neat design to he en-
broidered in solid embroidery with but
tonhole stitch for the edge.
Stamped on good quality nainsoOk,
including sufficient embroidery
cotton to
Perforated pattern including all
necessary stamping materials-~~..15c
O-LadieS' House or Home
Dress. A dress of this character is
good for business as well as for home
wear. As here shown dotted percale
in blue and white was used. The waist
is gathered at the shoulder. and fin
ished with smart pointed revers. The
skirt is a four gore model. The sleeve
may be in wrist or shorter length.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1916-05-11
Our Pattern
Department.
Order Patterns by Number.

131S+Boys' Blouse Suit. A com
Portable beach or outing suit. Linen
drill. khaki. galatea. percale, glnghaih
and chambrey. are all suitable FOR TINS
style. The blouse has a new eature-
the short sleeve-and a jaunty nat
collar. As here shown striped glng-
ham and white percale were combined
with good effect. The trousers may
hc of serge. or cloth and the blouse,
of wash material. Corduroy or pi1ue
vould nlso be nice for this suit. The
pattern Is cut in 4 sizes: 3, 4, sand ,
wears. 1t requires l IA yard of Sc
inch material for the blouse, and | is
ward for the trousers for a 3-year size.
Price Toe.
O34O-A Pretty Cap and Collar Set.
This dainty cap and collar set for
baby is very effective in either solid
or eyelet embroidery, with b~uttonhole
stitch for edge. If worked in eyelet
embroidery. a very pretty effect Is
gained by lining the cap with dainty
shade of silk.
Both cap and collar stamped on i'm
ported Irish linen or cashmere
Estate WHICH Is DESIRED
WHEN ORDERING -.--."."~..3Oc
Embroidery cotton to ork--".2O
Perforated pattern including all
necessary stamping materialS~""-l5c
1596-LadieS' House or Morning
Dress. A simple. practical style. in
linen, khaki, Bingham, seersucker or
percale, this style will be most service
able. 1t is made with overlapping
fronts, and round neck outline, and
has a four gore skirt cut in comforta-
BILE fulness. The sleeve in wrist length
is finished with a band cuff. In short
length a neat turnback cuff forms a
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1916-05-11
Srciscbiafcit bcS Sl. Gaters.

Scr Ynpit IicB tiirSIid burd bic
%Sicncr AhIn6intur 10000 aruncu ais
Spcubc i!lr Ole ScpUlterumg Der bon
ben pitcrrcihiid sun9ariidcu unb bull
anriihcn Sruppcn bcicBtcu @cbictc
scr irilbercn aonigrcihe Scr6icu unb
WoutcncSro ilbcriuciieu. Sicic @ubc
cutiprift Dem &unih bc5 YapitcS,
trob Der bcbrdn8tcn cigeucu 2oge mo
troB Der @~llhrnnttbcit Der iiuau5icQcn
Wfittel beS NpoltolilGcu StubleS allen
hurh ben Sricg lciocnbcn %oIfcrn ais
acmeininmcr %utcr Der Gbriitcnbcit III
Nilie 81 fommcn. %NatnrgcmGB miro
Die Spcnbe bcs Sl. &atcrS fir Ole
notblcipcnbc icrbiidc 9cp0lfcruna iait
ouaihlicBlif Nn9cbOrigen bcS urtbos
horcn ScfcnntniiicS 6li9utc fonmcu.
Sizes cntipriht polltommcu bcu Slbii6
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1916-05-11

suitable trimming. The model could
also be developed in serge. flannel or
tiannelette, and is nice. too, for lawn.
The pattern is cut in & sizes: "a, SO,
IS, 40, ~ and A inches bust measure.
1t requires q 3-S yards of 36-inch ma
terial for a 36-inch size. The skirt
measures about 3 yards at the lower
edge. Price Toe.
Ladies' Dress, with Body
Lining or Yoke Portions with Long or
Short Sleeves. and with or without
Ruties. Dimity, batiste. embroidered
crepe and wolfe. wash silk, lawn and
all lingerie materials are nice for this
style. The waist Is gathered at round
yoke outline, which may be cut with a
''N' neck opening. or finished with a
standing collar. The sleeve in wrist
or elbow length is finished with a ruff
f1e. The skirt is a 3-gore model, with
rutie trimming. that may be omitted.
The pattern is cut in 6 sizes "a. 30, IS.
40, II and A inches bust measure. Ii
requires q ID yards of 44-inch material
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1916-05-11
@ir lisiern Sud Die SHUTTER
1T btaisen Yreiien.

Facings. Figured ~organdie and allove1
embroidery is here combined. The
model is easily and quickly made. II
is fitted by shoulder and underarni
seams The yoke facings may be omit.
ted, and the yoke effect simulated by
beading or insertion. A broad shaped
collar trims the neck edge. In flannel
fiannellette. e~iderdown. cashmere or
serge this model will make a comforta,
bic warm lounging robe. 1t Is also
lovely for silk, crepe, challie, percals,
dimity, wolfe and batiste. The pattern
Is cut in 3 sizes: Small, medium and
large. 1t requires > 3-4 yards OF ~
inch material for a medium size. Price
10c.
O350@Child's Collar. This Illus
tration portrayS a very simple and
pretty collar for n child, so simple thai
it can he embroidered by any little
girl, in eyelet and outline embroidery,
with buttonhOle edge.
Stamped on good quality lawn, in
Guiding embroidery cotton to :
work
Stamped on imported linen, includ-
ing embroidery cotton to work..-45d
Perforated pattern including all
necessary stamping materials.~-.15d
O343-A Pretty Collar in the New
Gladstone Effect, the very simple do
sign of which can be quickly aud cas-
lily embroidered by any novice, in solid
or outline embroidery with %buttonhols
edge.
Stamped on good quality lawn, in I
Guiding sufficient mercerized cot :
ton to
Perforated pattern including all
necessary stamping materials----.15d
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1916-05-11
AmsianS.
%iiitatur Der s6mlbriiOer acIturbsm

IN %cmbcco slc5s 6nl. Sel9icu, itarb
ON If. Ipril, Der cbrm. @ruOer Hcs
titua. %iiitntor Der Shulbrilber BON
Nl. 4. y. &c la SaIlc. Ser cbrlp.
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bctnunt. Sm Subrc 1880 purNc CT
bon lciucu Sbcru nab Canada 9cs
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Norbs Nnlcritn. Nht Sabre ipGtcr
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iuurbc CT nnt Srnutrcid ~bcruicu,
tcbrtc n6tr icbcS Sobr uod Nmcrito
6urild. lim Die bieii9cn NnitaItcu bsS
Greens 81 lciuhcn.-(YSc Scuuir. -
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1916-05-11
lie 8Glihnns beS SricieS ppIt
Saroinal Wercier.

Plus Berlin miro brabtloS 9cmclbct:
Die .aplniid)e %olfS3eitung", bas
iilbrcnoc Scutrumss Organ I'M Hbcins
LAMB. mcIbet, baB Der iogcnunntc
Srief bcS anrbiuals Icrcicr au Sc
neral @onpcrncur d. Biting, oeiicu
SGlidung lfon iriibcr 9cmcIoct purbc.
aus Der 6cncr bcs Sbct HcpattcurS
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1916-05-11
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anlanh.
lleber fatbpliihe grbciteruniun.

Setrefis Der bier mo oa uuigcs
lporfcncu Srage, Oh Die SiIbung elmer
ci9cncu tatboIiidcu Irbeiteruuipu
ratbiam ic;. iagt Der betanntc @cieuz
IhaftsIebrer Hep. Sr. Hpnu bon Der
aatbolilhcu llnipcriitGt in 8aibz
ingtou, baB iolfe llnioucn in bicicm
Sanoe nitt BLOB murntbidm. ionbcru
ald u%nprattiid icicu. .SoSialiitildc
G%ontroue" ilber sic llnipn in ScItld,z
LAMB rehtfcrtigtc Die SiIbung &c
trcnnter tntbuliider Irbcitcrs Scr
ciai8un8cu i'll icucm Soubc. ubcr 0buz
lidJe TcrbdltuiIie bcitebeu in Den Ser.
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Irbeitcrfpoeratiou bcitGuoig Die Sldnc
Der SoSialiitcir niebergeitimnlt bat.
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duBerung mad]t Batter Hpau abcr 5ipci
bodIt bcattcnSipertbe Smpicblun9cn:
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Nrbeiteruniun ipllte irgeno einem
tatbolilhcn Tcrcinc angeboren. 9.
Srieiter icllten ipipobl ibre 8e%nntniiie
Der Nrbeiterira9e perulcbren ais audi
8clegentIih barber prebi9en. glcihs
mie ilber anoere ioSiale @egenitGnoe.
Die cine iittIide Sc5iebuns babeu.
8rceu Fan, @iS.-Tom butp item
Serrn Silhoi 8bobc iino @~ericeuusen
bc5ip. Grneuuuu9cn ioI9enber botlp.
Serrcu auacorbnct pber 9cmadt NOR
ben: y. y. &nu Den Borne bon Siaers
ton nud) Srcblc; !. 3au @oaacrt, bis
her Illiitcnt III aaufnmna. nab Siacrs
ton; i, EctcrS ppu Yrcblc uud Sas
goIc; Y. %on Scpitcr bon San9cle
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1916-05-11
SlapiidJc Satbulifcn.

Sic @eiammtSubl Der Slapcn be-
trG9t 100000 O Icnihcu.
/. Yolcu.-Sie poIuiihe Spruhc
miro bon % Wiuioneu 9eiprohen-
bon brci Niuioncu in Den Scrciuiotcn
Stautcn, HcIi9ipu: tntboIiih; mlr
ncui9c poIniitc Y%rotciIautcn i'll Yrcus
Bcn; III bcn Der, Stuatcu ciui0c To-
%2cuuuntc m%nbbGn9i9e poIuiifc aas
tboliicu (nic 50 lcib' up).
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1916-05-11
MAILING INSTRUCTIONS,

The patterns illustrated on this pagi
will be mailed to any address on re-
ceipt Of price mentioned with descrip-
ton Of each pattern. Send either sill
e wrapped in paper or stamps. Write
name and address plainly. Be surs
and state numbers and sizes Of pat
terms desired. Remember that In these
patterns allowance Is made for seams
Address:
PATTERN DEPARTMENT, l
Catholic Printing Co.. '
Dubuque, lows
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Illus kirbliben Kreifen.
(epeiea fir be Seuns bearbdta)


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bel Den &crtcn icincr aric9sfiirior9c
feline Srcnnlng Der Natiuu uuo Som
fciiion tcunt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1916-05-11

ten. ORTHODOX, MIR lpcniHc &ntboIitcu.
W dgiurcu: 10 IiQioucu IN
llngdru; cine WilIiou III Den Scr.
Stnatcn. Siinfunoiicb6ig Yrp5cut
futboi ii.
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Z. !. u. sSprreiponocnScn.
Nspeiiea fir oirie Sfiiuna.N

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fam ncuIih cine rcligi0ic @ruocrihait
BON Ipanildcn Gbeleutcu 6uitnnbe. Ole
Srlecrid)uit Der Bitter bon llnicrcr
Siebcn Sruu bon Yilar mo bcS Sl.
SrnnSistu5 bon Sorid."
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Sonopn. 10. Tpril.-Scr protcs
ltanti'dc Siidloi bon Soubou bat Dor
elmer groBcn %criammIun9 bic iranSos
ltld)cn YrlcltcrioIbatcu 9clobt uno Die
fran6oltihcn aatbolitcn ais mlltcrs
9illti9c Yntriotcn bin4citeQt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1916-05-11

Sonbnn. 10. Npril.-Su Ger
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lih cine Eropn9anba ciu9cicBt. nm Ole
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81 9cpinnrn. Is bciBt, paB pas @clf
oa6u o ocn nmerifauiiden 9tctbus
bitten gclicicrt miro.
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The Prescott daily news., 1916-01-14
Saturday, January 15fk', at 9 O'clock a. m.
 Street and 1as 1s Days

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The Prescott daily news., 1916-01-14

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The daily commonwealth. (Greenwood, Leflore Co., Miss.) 1916-1919, 1916-11-23
THE SERENADE" HERE NOV. 30

Not in a long time has there been
so capable an organization Of singers
gathered together as the one under
the management of Walker and Stew
ems, which is to be seen at the Green
wood theatre Thursday night, No
vember 80 in "The Serenade." At
least many critics Sc declared last
season when it presented on tour Reg
inald de Koven's famous and ever
lasting "Robin Hood" At that time
Walker and Stevens met with great
success and proved to their WI sat
isfaction that a really good musical
organization is just what the public
desires.
This year 1.-THE Serenade" has been
selected as the musical offering which
will best serve to show off the COM
pany to advantage( and it will be the
principal one in their repertoire, al
though "Robin Hood" will still be
given at special performances. "The
Serenade," is a comic opera in three
acts, written by Harry B. Smith to
which Victor Herbert, Americas fore
most composer Of popular opera, has
supplied the music. It was used for
several seasons by the famous Bos-
tonians as a companion piece to "Rob-
in Hood" and was equally well liked
il not more 80 than the later named
opera.
The daily commonwealth. (Greenwood, Leflore Co., Miss.) 1916-1919, 1916-11-23
MRS. EVANS TONNES GIVES A
DELIGHTFUL TEA.

One Of the l~ovliest affairs Of the
a was on Tuesday afternoon
when Mrs. Evans TONNES, of Minter
City, 81 delightfully."- entertained at
tea honoring Mrs. Harvey Frame of
Waukesha, Wis. Assisting Mrs.
Townes in cordially welcoming her
guests were Mrs. P. P. McLemore of
Geren and Mrs. Talberto of Minter City,
The hostess was never charm
ing than on this occasion, wearing a
back lace Over white satin, and with
her usual grace presented Mrs.
Frame. Receiving with them were
Mesdames Richard TONNES and Mrs.
W. Sayre. Next in line Mrs. Homer
S%praggins, of Greenwood, ushered the
guests to the dining room. The ele-
gantly appointed table with its rich
cluny covering in the center Of which
a large cut glass vase of red carna-
tons and shades of reddish hue, while
here and there sandwich trays, mints
and bonbons completed the setting.
Here Mesdames E. M. TONNES, of
l'hilipp, and Garner Of Minter City
nest gracefully presided. About 60
ladies of the %neighboring towns en-
joyed Mrs. Townes' hospitality, among
those so fortunate from Greenwood
were Mesdames Baird, McLemore,
Lomax, Lott, Provine, Sandifer, Webb,
Miss Flora Rciman.
The daily commonwealth. (Greenwood, Leflore Co., Miss.) 1916-1919, 1916-11-23
ROBIN HOOD" HERE NOV. 50.

"Robin Hood" which will be pro-
duced at the matinee performance
Thanksgiving day, Thursday, Novem-
Der 80, at the Greenwood theatre, is
acknowledged to be the greatest
masterpiece of comic opera ever writ
ten by Americans. The charm Of Reg
inald de Koven's music is as fresh
today as when it was first enjoyed
twenty-five years ago; and the dia-
logue of Henry B. Smith is as spark
ling now as it was then. Like fine
old wine, "Robin Hood seems to i'm
prove with age. 1t has stood the acid
test of time because it is a real work
of art, and the genius which inspired
it should crafty the pride Of every
American.
Nothing could be more fasciating
than the story upon which the opera
was founded. The old English tale Of
Robin Hood and his band of outlaws
is a famous one, and their merry
pranks in Sherwood forest have sup
piled Sir Walter Scott and other writ
ers with stories which will live as
long as our language. Around this
celebrated theme was built the de-
lightful opera by de Koven and Smith,
and in its musical form they have CIV
en- US a new pleasure that adds zest to
the story of the greatest of English
popular heroes.
The daily commonwealth. (Greenwood, Leflore Co., Miss.) 1916-1919, 1916-11-23
WOMEN'S GYMNASIUM CLASS.

WOMEN'S GYMNASIUM CLASS.
The Community Y. M. G. AS Wom-
ems Gymnasium will be ~reorganized
this evening, November, %, eight
o'clock in the school auditorium for
the winter season Of 1916-17.
The class will meet twice q week
with Miss Ruth Roger as leader, and
a constructive course Of setting up
exercises, folk dances and games will
be given. The class will have use Of
the swimming pool one night a week.
Three minutes Of the right kind Of
exercises taken under proper instruc-
ton are of more benefit to a person
than eight hours Of walking. Every
muscle is brought into play, the blood
is sent coursing through each part Of
the body, and the entire system is
built up uniformly. By exercise and
simple living alone, can health, which
means youth and beauty, be retained.
1t means an effort to give up two
evenings a week to exercise in the
gymnasium, but the feeling Of exhil-
aration and restfulness which follow
are well worth the effort.
The daily commonwealth. (Greenwood, Leflore Co., Miss.) 1916-1919, 1916-11-23
HOLIFIELD-kERBY

A wedding Of much interest here
n IN Memphis, occurred in that city
Sunday afternoon at SIX o'clock at the
residence of rev. }. &. Carpenter,
pastor OF the Evergreen Presbyterian
church, when Miss kubye e. tiollitield
OF 1862 Carruthers Place, Memphis,
became the bride OF Mr.. George
kerby, a popular young cotton buyer
OF GREENWOOD, connected with the
nrm OF McIee, Dean d Jones.
Mrs. kerby is a charming lady OF
beautiful features and pleasing per-
sonallty, and was very popular among
q large host of friends IN her home
city.
Mr. Kerby, formerly from Missouri,
more recently from Memphis and now
OF Greenwood, IS Well known and liked
by many friends in this city and his
former homes and is a very promising
young man.
Inc happy young couple will be at
home to tnelr many friends after to-
DAY at tnelr charming bungalow
home, at lIVl Strong Avenue.
The daily commonwealth. (Greenwood, Leflore Co., Miss.) 1916-1919, 1916-11-23
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

The following real estate transfers
have been recorded in the chancery
clerks office within the past few
days:
j. R. Hughes, superintendent of ed.
ucation leases to e. Gillespie for five
years 12O acres in section 16, township
IL, range two west. for the considera-
ton OF IS per acre rent per year.
H. +. McShane deeds to Annie Grit
fis in consideration Of $275.OO, lots one
and two in block % in the McShane
addition to the City of, Greenwood.
Jack McCaskill, ct ux., deeds to the
Holly Grove Missionary Baptist
church fer valuable consideration, one
half acre of land in the southwest
corner of the south hall Of the south
east quarter of section 10, township
~, range one east.
Earl klnnebrew deeds Mrs. Alice
Fields, in consideration of $4,000, lot
four, and fifteen feet OF the west side
OF lot three in block Is, Of the How
ard part OF the city Of Greenwood.
The daily commonwealth. (Greenwood, Leflore Co., Miss.) 1916-1919, 1916-11-23
THE MATINEE MUSICALE.

The Matinee Musicale met with
Mrs. R. P. Parish Wednesday after
noon, Nov. 22nd, with a good attend
ence, tho the inclement weather kept
several away. After the regular bus
mess meeting q program consisting
of the following numbers was given:
Paper on the Life Of Louis Gott-
schalk." by Mrs. P. E Schilling.
"Last Hope" Gottschalk, by Mrs.
N. S. Wright.
"The Dying Poet" Gottschalk, by
Mrs. W. NJ. Wilmington.
Piano Duet, by Mrs. R. F. Frier-
mood and Mrs. Chandler.
Vocal number, (Selected) by Miss
Rennie.
Miss Harvey of Carrollton, was
present as a guest Of Mrs. Earl Kim
hebrew, and played selections by
Chaminade, Libilieus and Mac Dowell
in faultless style.
After the program a salad course
Of chicken aspic, with olives, crackers
and tea, was served, when the club
adjourned to meet with Mrs. Harris
horn, Wednesday, November 29th.
The daily commonwealth. (Greenwood, Leflore Co., Miss.) 1916-1919, 1916-11-23

Thanksgiving day is to be a very
busy II tor Mgr. Scnllling OF the
Greenwood Theatre. On this date he
is to play CHE SERENADE," one
of the best musical attractions of the
season, for the night performance, and
the opera robin Hoed" for the Mat
inee performance. This is exactly the
same cast as played here last season
and the great majority Of people be-
lieve this to be the best musical at
traction that has ever visited our city.
Be sure and arrange to include these
attractions in your holiday outing.