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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-05-24
Night Session Probable Before
Selection of St. Louis Dele.
CATION Can Be Reached; At.
tendance Breaks Records.
HARMONY OUTSTANDING
FEATURE OF GATHERING
Barth Stirs Big Audience With
Tributes to President Will.
son and Confident Forecast
Of Democratic Victory.

At O'Clock this afternoon the
IL mucrn;ic state convention is cn-
gagged ia appointing IA. cu-tom-
lN committee aud ts IN recess
tor th. purpos"
u is clear that the convention
wal not reach It's principal 1usi-
ness. the election ot the - Louis
IL legation uutl tonight.
II b. likely that twelve delegates
with half a vote each. aud no Al
i.rnut"s. viii h. chosen. one
probably viii come from each ju.
dicial distric; and four AZ large.
Governor Mcdonald II conceded
the place as head oi the delcga-
ton Among other probabilities
the Judge y. u. Laughlin of Santa
fc \uma Frengcr Of Las Cruces.
Max Montpya Of Socorro. Geo. l..
Reese ct portales. Felix Garcia Of
Rio Arriba county, Albert Blak. of
Art.siu. Juan I Duran OF Union,
R.uigno padiilu of Guadalupe. L.
: hat.man of Roswell Jackson
As"e OF silver City. " ;. Hope
wen ui Albuquerque.
the committee on permanent
organization had not reached a
conclusion On the permanent
chairman al o'clock.
Som" 3o0 delegates ate IN at
tsncnnce.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-05-24
Lieutenant Colonel Alvarez to
Be Turned Over to Civil Au.
thorities at Alpine, Texas,
for Prosecution.
FRIENDLINESS FOR
AMERICANS INCREASES
New Note From Carranza to Be
Sent to National Capital by
Special Messenger; North.
ern Posts Reinforced.

Marathon. Tex. MAY 2t-Escorted
by q small detachment ~ the Eighth
cavalry Lieutenant colonel Alvarez,
a leader OF tho Glenn Springs and
Hoqulias raiders will be brought here
today ana turned over to the local
officials T." hc taken 20 Alpins FOR
trial Colonel Frederick w sibiey
said this morning
ANdrcI and two companions sep
GRATED themselves from the rest OF
The bandits In order TO stand guard
over several Americans captured at
Ia" Hoquillas mines after they had
crossed the border The three McSi-
cans were oyerpovercd by their cap-
tl,cs led by Carl Halter. mine super
inteudout, ana were given To- the ex-
p"ditionnry force.
Speaking OF the forny into Mexico.
Colonel sibley said today:
81 believe that our men have shown
!u iu uuutst1koa ole way that bandits
anu murderers cannot operate with
lmpuuity for Ions In the Bis BEND
'uuutr, our column was little
slow iu reaching the scene at IN. dep
rotations. but once there we lost no
time iU nnding their trail, catching
nap with them ana finally dlspersing
Them. which was one object Of the
expedition
'pur column was welcomed along
the route by tho natives because tho
bandits had covered the same road
Ia their retreat and had committed
outtagos and abuses on the people.
our coming was source ~ great re-
lief TO them ana wc we're the rect
plcuts Df mnuN little homely cour-
tcs.rs both going In and coming out
when W. reached III Pino n. found
Jesse uccmor and Monro, Payne in
- little nut The bandits ~ that time
did not realize anyone was on their
tran especially American soldiers.
They hbd lofi Dcemcr ana Payne at
this adobe hut TO 90 out ou another
tatd ON 4 nearby ranch and upon
their return were to resume churg"
Of their prisoners. You can imagine
how surpf .sed they we're when one ot
our dctachments caught up with
them
Last nj ght colonel Siblay received
a telegram from General Funston
romplimenting him on the successful
termination ~ the campaign
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-05-24

INCHES OF GROUND WON
AT APPALLING COSTS
Teutons Make Slight Gains in
Douaumont Region as Re.
suit of Terrific All.night
Struggle.

Paris. Mdy "a I1.35 = M The
BATH. around Nrtduu continues To
rage with a violence uuoNampled even
IN this region The Germans are
striving with every force in their
power To capture hul 40. 30i ana
Dead Mans h.ll uu the left bank ot
the M"us" ana tu win back tn. IA
nous For, Duuaumuut ON the right
bank, which was Vr-Stcd from them
hy General NNrll's brilliantly plan
ned and executed offensive.
without run possession of the line
from Pepper hil tu N1uN fort the Ger
mans cannot hope fu set any nearer
10 the capture OF Vorduu Even II
they succeed ia taking this line they
could not hold 30 unless they were
also iu possession OF I'm 30i and
Dead Man hill. which outnank the
line.
Driven to Desperation by seeing 50
much of IT, work undonc the Ger
man command has hurled attack al.
ter attack against Fort Doudumout
At the same time % has Kept up 10
onslaught On th. lcfi bank ui the tiyer
to prevent the French transferring
any forces 80 the mann seen" at ~.
tack
Al dsy Yesterday the tid" ut wat
obbod and nowed. ,nches Of ground
being Won ana lost ,t an appalling
cost IN men Again and again 1ftri
reducing trenches to - rrumhlug
heap of ruins hy drlugc ct shells.
the German infantry dashed forward
only to be caught ana swept away by
hurricane OF curtain ire from the
French batteries ana machine guns
The conditions ~ the present war
have transformed IA" ira iitiuunl fu-
rlous courage ui the French soldier <
into - immoyahlc stutCism Men have
stood their ground IN % situation
whlch IL seemed beyond human ma
ture TO support When night fell last
night. the positions on both sides
were unchanged The French held
nrmly an their gains while the Ger
mans incurred fearful losses without
getting near to any decisions. De
scribing the battle around Fort Dou-
aumont one combatant said,
For four miles behind Us there
was not trench or a communication
nothing but shell holes. one within
another Every inch OF the ground
was pluwcd up by AN expenditure of
ammunition which is inconceivable
The holes made hy l5-inch shells you
could s,lbl. fifteen horses ln easily
The few trees still standing have been
stripped of their branches and looked
/ like telegraph poles. I, Is the abom
inution OF dcsolatiou Not for sec
I ond do TN. guns cease roaring or men
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-05-24
GERMANS MAKE SLIGHT
GAINS ~ NiI.NIGiiT BATTIE

Paris, May -. rl:l5 a mJ-A
powerful offensive was undertaken by
the Gcrmaus last night to the east OF
Dead Man hlll ON the Ncrdun front
The attempt "a general was unsuc-
cessful the war Office report of this
afternoon says. but after a fierce hand
To hand struggle the attacking forces
made their way into q portion Of tho
) Nlilag. Of CumIrr'
AZ this point th, fr'lrh are faced
by more than thr.. d.N~'pns
German attacks on Fori Duuau-
mont, the cornerstone uf The Nrrdun
defonscs, are SAID virtually % hay"
failed. Nutwithstand.n the deter
mination of their attacks and what
rs characterized as a most reckless *
p.nditure of lie, the Germaus sue
corded only IN taking small part uf
a trench west Of the fort.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-05-24
NO PEACE UNTIL
Ov|NA |SPASSEO
SAYS H|NOENBURG
Field Marshal Reported 10
Have issued Order Warning
Soldiers That Rumors of
Wars End Are Futile.

London. Mas q ca ul "a. u.I IN
order Of the day. sand Geo hutr been
ISSUED recently bS Firid Marshal Won
imd'upurr 200 his men uu the i,ussiuu
front . quoted as follows 10 o. cen
ira >rVe dispatch from Basel swift
'tnud
'i'ur SOME tim" q rumoi has been
spfoudms among the troops tn"t
p,B,, negotiations are about tu begin,
and thu bst coupled with rh, instinct
vi s.li. preservation, which is CON.
stautH growing .. having a bad rt-
icci uu the morale of the men.
"lu in, nam, ui th, emperor de-
clar, that th'I, cannot hc any cue 10
ton uf peace uutil ~ have crossed
TIA" bNlul soldiers u yuu wish
peace. 49, aud ycok It on tie othor
side of thu bl uu
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-05-24

Hrnud has nrt.n opp"pf'l before tn,
arm, committee.
Premier BRAND tui G,u-lI Eu,ls.
the minister Df war. ipp.tt.u Urf. r,
the arm, committee ui fhr chamber
% dcputi"- uu MAJ &c. nti,. pro-.
found sensation ul hrDu caused 900
PARIS bN th' publication 100 tn. ..N ..
papers of q .harg" tn'f @ r'n.faf uf
the Ft"uDh stan had contemplated F,
retreat U' tho forces uu tho rHght
bank of tho Mouse THIS DbYrp, va-
met az 'h' time hy an official state
mcnt that th, chief command had
never siNrn any order f"r e rrtre,i
at any tWo during the battle ol Nrr-
dun.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-05-24

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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-05-24
RUBLEE REMAINS IN
OFFICE AS MEMBER
OF TRADE COMMISSION

Washington MAY % icorpr rub
lee stu. was tu office to-day az mem
ber uI th, federal trade commission.
despite thr 4cuatr.S refusal yesterday
to reconsider It's former rejection or
his nomination II" probably viii
continue tu serve ns a recess ap-
puintco uf president Wilson although
h" can draw NO pay cihrr. Tor his
past n't'on months services or Tor
the fuIure
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-05-24
DEMOCRATIC COUNTY
CENTRAL COMMITTEE
ELECTS NEW OFFICERS

Tn, H'rualuln county Democratic
central committee chosen ut E,-trt-
da,'- county convent ON ui 90 meeting
following th" convention elected Of
uc-ts ls follows
chairman, Frin. Butt
Vice chairman Rafael Gau,m.
Secretaries : r. Rueh1 pud Dennis
DhuE'e
Treasurer Warren Grahlm
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-05-24

I'm point of attendance th. largest,
100 point of harmony uf Thought and
action the most satisfactory. ia point
Of enthusiasm ana ,uniiden,. ut party
success he most ronssuring. the Dom
octati, state convention fnr selection
~ delegation Go represent New M.N-
,ru 81 IN. ST i.ouis CONVENTION settled
down 80 business shortly after . go
tins iftcrno-1.
II - uuduuhtodly IA. most sue, "ss-
tai convention uf Democrats ever held
iu New Mexico, from a party stand
point There ar. ro contests ara II
thor. b. any division uf serious natuiE
IA IA, party or auN county no trace 4
Il has appeared IN tn. proceedings ut
,tatr committee ct convention, ur ~
IN" Informal conferences and con
,rtsations among thu delegates
ENoiy county ~ the stat. IL repre-
s.utrd. and all but one uT Two have
their fun quota oi delegates. \ large
number have sent double delegations
There II almost no limi, to the en-
tnusiasm manlicst, and no limit a. al
To- IA" confidence ut Democratic We
tory m November.
Every county has a randidat. for the
honor OF going to- 81 Iouis, and he
ynnd th. tact that GoVcrnur Melon
aid viii b. rendered the pl,r. a. head
81 IA. delegation II cannot bc torecas.
.d as tr who viii make up the dele.
CATION 50 many az, rager To- W ina;
"a double delegation is practical, Ger
tain
4, seemed lik.ly ,t ,',lo,k tnuI
o., ut,h, s,ssinn wut Ia, n,,,ssn,> a.
hnth IN, ,ummttt,. ,f p.rmau,n, az.
u,uiznti,n ana rosniu,tons win r,nut,,
,,p.,d.r.tl. tIn,, and IN, .I.,,i,u a.,
I,l,,,,,s is uns,lv Ia briu, tortb ,1
.,i.pstv, displn, ot orator,
,u,r,h S,,,n,,. kcx,.,,.,
s,,,, s.na,or Bnrth's k,vnot,
spc.cb called forth round after r,una
a., a,unI,,s. .s IN, ,,mnnr,ry chair.
man r,count.d IN. n,hi,v.tn.pts al
president Wtison IN, Wnsnn admin.
ist,ntion ana IN. p.mocrotic com.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-05-24
TRENCH DEPUTIES WANT
iNNtTs ON vERutN BNI'TiI

Paris, May "a Ci:u5 a. ma mo.
ton demanding q secret sitting OF the
chamber ot deputies AT which the
go,crumcu' should give full oSplana-
tons Iu regard to the nrst phase OF
the Ncrduu operations. is being cir
rulatrd 10 the lrfislatiy" lobby ana
ALREADY has obtained $50 signatures
Il is not likely however that the mo
ton win be made untii Premier
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-05-24
TRIENDiINEss INCREASES
FOR UNITED STATES

Washington May 20 The new
note from General Darranxa will be
sent 20 Washington by special mes-
s.nger. Special Agent Rodgers a.
Mexico city advised the state de
pnrtmeni today Mr.. Rodgers did no.
say when "a. messenger would start
and gaN. mo- forecast of tho contents
of the communication. II IS expected
ICoutiulIcJ on Pare TWo)
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-05-24
Prince Won Buelow On
Way To America Upon a
Secret Special Mission
(By Evening Herald Leased Wire)

London, May - - 80 p The Exchange Telegraph com
learns diplomatic circles that Prince Won Bi''
low former German chancellor, j. proceeding 10 Washington,
charged hN Emperor William with special mission.
The Exchange Telegraph company also says II understands
uolow will ambassador The United States
This has obtained diplomatic circles
London
Iucow ol of Europe
has been referred frequently in the last few mouths as the
might h. selected 10y Emperor William conduct prelmin
AIRY peace negotiations, should they be undertaken
Late ia l9i the former chancellor 10 Rome by the
emperor succeeded in delaying llaNS declaration of
He credited also with having prevented war between
aud Italy From time has been reported that
he prince engaged in negotiations m far as has
been, ascrrtancd these rumors without fun,ation
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-05-24

and Dr G. ~ Kolhausen OF Ration az
a committee to formulate campaign
plans for the log slt'ive and judicial
districts
The committee ad.lurned al Few
minutes before - rlock after haN-
Ing been IN session less than two
hours. the shortest .lmmiit"o session
In the history of 'n. party. immedi-
ateh prior to uu.ontion.
or the nfty-nlu, members Of he
committee and exc. ltIVo committee
all but seven were present. Two
membeIs have lets tn" state and thus
all but nVe of m, active members
we're IN attendance.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-05-24
GudrdsnenMust
Be strengthened
Before Muster
None of New Mexico Compan-
les at Front Has Necessary
65 Men Who Can Pass Ply.
sical Examination.

Columbus. y NJ. May 2i--Physical
examination uf m'uIhers nt tn" Sew
Mexico national pulrd, concentrated
here, practically vuH 'ompi"tcd tndaS.
Mastering officer announced that
none uf the companies have sixty -fi}e q
men. the required peace strength. who
can pass tn army recruit examination.
Consequently mu-tering has been
postponed until tn skrleton compa'
nirs can be- more fIlly recruited.
II. T, HERRING, Jijutant genera.
contends however that IA. militiamcn,
some Of whom haN' Jecn disqualified
tor minor ailmcuts mould not bee re-
quired To pass the regular recruit ox-
animation.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-05-24

had chosen Santa !" ~ the mornihA
session.
Chairman y. u, l.aughlin called IN,
convention tu order at . - with pra'-
ticnlly all delegates In their seats
Th.r" was scattering of spectators
IN the galleries and several hundred
formed ring around the Delegates
chairs.
The cali was read and the tempo
rary roli as submitted by tn" state
committee.
Chairman Lauphlin's announcement
of Isaac Baith as temporary chan-
man was greeted by a round Of hcart>
applause, and this was repeated ~ q
composed Of W. B. Walton.
- y cook and Juan y. Nieil escorted
senator Burth to the platform. MI
Walton introduced Mt Barth. who
sud
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-05-24

Al0lllS the appointed time
WIIW or all good New Mex
UUVv cans TO start work OH
the state fair.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1916-09-09

per, John Wick, A. s. Adams and All.
~ "innaro' fysdAa
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1916-09-09

Notee and PERSONALS
Mrs. II. c. Conway entertained
very delightfully."- on Thursday after.
noon with a theatre party compliment.
tary to Mrs. J. p. Hennessy of Madi-
sonville. The honoree. who was for.
merly Miss Ella Price. was a very
popular student at Bryan Baptist
Academy several years ago, and dur.
Ing this time was a roommate Of Mrs.
Conway. The reunion OF the two Is
very pleasant. After the pleasure Of
the motion pictures. an aftermath
provided was an ice course at a popu.
lar parlor. The remainder Of the al.
ternoon was, e~njoyably spent in mo-
toring. Guests present we're Mes.
danes Hennessy. A. NJ. waldrop. Il.
II. Astin. w. b. Cline. II. c. Conway.
A pleasant reunion OF the Senior
class Of 1916 Of Bryan High School
was held at the hospitable home OF
Miss Ferne Dansby on Thursday
evening, furnishing an opportunity for
these classmates to be together again
before the departure OF the members
to universities and colleges.
The spacious green lawn proved the
most inviting spot for the evening.
and after several hours OF unailoyed
pleasure. a picnic lunch was served
and the happy boys and girls departed
for their homes.
Miss Mary James has been the
guest OF relatives and friends In
Houston for several weeks. and dur.
las this visit has been the recipient
OF much social attention. Miss James
returned home last Tuesday.
Mrs. Lavinia De Ware OF Houston, I
who Is visiting Mrs. ]. w Bats. was
the honoree Tuesday evening OF a dc.
lishtfully pleasant picnic enjoyed at
the Old Fish Pond. Besides the chap.
on, Mrs. J. W. Bats. the personnel
Included Misses Ada Board. Aline
Rohde, Della Lawrence. Mrs. Lavinia !,
Do Ware, Messrs. Tom White OF Jas.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1916-09-09
ST. ANDREWS GUILD.

The Eagle is requested to announce
that n called meeting OF the st. An.
drews Guild win be held next Mon.
day at 4 p. m. at the home OF Mrs.
Mable Castles. All members are
urged to be present.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1916-09-09

artistic lines, was the miscellaneous
shower given Tuesday afternoon BY
the Bachelor Girls Club at the home
OF Miss Louise Bate to compliment
Miss Helen De Maret, a prospective
bride Of the month. and the fact that
the hospitality developed in a sur.
prise matrimonial announcement gave
additional interest and charm to the
afternoon, as 1t made known the en-.
gasement and approaching marriage
OF Miss Louise Bate to Mr.. p. G.
Gunter Of A. and NJ. College.
Although Dame Rumor has pleas.
antly associated the names of the
TWO young people, the formal an.
Of Tuesday will be a uni.
versal surprise. and the wedding in
November will be of cordial interest
to hosts of friends, as both young peo.
PIC enjoy an unusual popularity.
Besides the members OF the Racb.
Viris' Club, Of which social or.
ganization Misses De Maret and Ratio
are favorite members, additional girl
friends were asked and this double
hospitality furnished an opportunitv
or the merry crowd of girls to get
ogether for the first time in several
TINS lovely home was radiant,v
In floral dress for the event
n the spacious entrance hall ouan.
tiles Of blossoms gave pink color Of.
ects' the same color tones being en-.
In the music room adorn.
nen', which was contributed by roses
n handsome wees and other recon.
acles OF artistic design.
Dainty white booklets were ra.se,,
contained q clever stofy OF
HISS De Maret's love romance. Thu
'iank spaces In The booklet were IN
% riied by names Of songs which
'"rt played on tie piano by Nrs '
|. Miller. !,
At the conclusion Misses Leila
Jaw and Pauline Davis, attractiyely
ttired In white frocks over pink.
oiled back the sliding doors leading
} the dining room, where the scheme
I decoration manifested perfect taste |
nd effectiveness. (,
beneath a crystal electric dome the .
lower OF gifts was arranged in pret. {
~ wrapped packages on the large s
ming table around a center o
ent OF lavender blossoms, and these.
being unwrapped by the attractive A
ide'elect, Miss De Maret. proved to
a ~bewildering array of handsome
us, each conveying a sweet, silent "
essage from the heart OF a friend. II
lie b~ride-elect then. in very touching p
d appropriate words. thanked each c
d all for the affection they had o.
infested on this occasion. N
Concluding the shower a refresh. W
course featuring the pink color
'tif was served by Mrs. Bate. who Il
IS assited by her daughter, after re
Itch the guests we're again invited IN
the music room. The guests then al
gan to be suspicious and felt II was W
that another significance was III
Injected with the pleasures Of the sc
ar. and the anxious inquisitiveness m
the guests became intense. ar
! white basket arranged with white fc'
and maIine and containing TN
inferred envelopes was then passed.
en- guest was asked a question on
o and II answered correctly. was
led to give the answer to the riddle Il
'cealed In the envelope. These d.
read in numerical order. and a,
en- the number twenty.four was N
led, Mrs. NJ. A. Miller. with an nm N,
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1916-09-09

F'' """" WIN, n. .. ADAMS and AL
'''' Ainnaro' 49,. HsaAA
A delightfully."- informal dance wa,
enjoyed Tuesday evening at the Elks
club rooms by the young people, with
a large assemblage Of married people
as additional guests. There were no
decorations, but the large windows
were wide open, making the hall
pleasantly cool. A six-piece orchestra
furnished splendid music for the usual
number OF dances. The out-of.town
guests present were Misses May Bell
Allen, Frances Allen and Katherine
Tolbert OF Calvert, who motored yer
Tor the evening.
Mrs. Tyler Haswell and daughter.
Miss Ara. returned last night from
Asheville. N. c., where they have
spent the past several weeks. They
stopped en- route home for a few days
visit at Houston and Harlem.
Mrs. ]. p. Hennessy Of Madison.
vilee, whose brief visit to her sister.
MRS. w. b. Cline. has been attended
by a round Of delightful Inequalities.
returned to her home today.
Dancing Party
Mr.. and Mrs. p. s. Tilson will have
MS their guests this week Messrs. VII.
liam Wade and Merton Wade OF Tex.
arkana' who are home on vacation
leave from the U. s. s. Wisconsin. On
Friday evening Mr.. and Mrs. Tilson !
viii give a dance In compliment to the
and Misses Mary and wini.
fred Balm and Messrs. John and Allen
Carr.-Houston Chronicle. |
Honor Of Mrs. De Ware
Among the many informal events
arranged this week to compliment
Mrs. Lavinia De Ware wal the swim.
Ing party Of Thursday evening. chap
'roned by Mesdames Emmett Cole OF
Fort Worth, J. W. Bats and s. c. VII.
iams. The crowd left late In the AZ.
lernoon and motored to the big
Brazos river. Here they were Joined
BY Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. W. Sims and
laughter, Miss Kathleen.
After a delightful plunge In the
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1916-09-09

An Announcement Party
One OF the most beautiful events Of
the season, planned on novel and
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1916-09-09

propriate verse and in clever manner
disclosed the secret. Needless to
add the announcement occasioned a
chorus OF delighted ordinations. re.
sulting In a shower Of congratulations
and good wishes for Louise"
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1916-09-09
Mrs. Cline Entertains for Mrs. Hen

Mrs. Cline Entertains for Mrs. Hen.
messy.
Mrs. ]. p. Hennessy OF M~adisonyille
was the honor guest yesterday morn.
ing Of a highly enjoyable forty.two
party. when her sister. Mrs. w. b.
Cline. In reunion assembled a number
OF Mrs. H%ennessy's former school.
mates. A few other married friends
were additional guests.
The red color tones were favored
for the home embeIIishment. and
roses we're the chosen blossoms. be.
ing beautifully arranged in crystal
and wicker receptacles. Six tables
were arranged for the pleasant pas.
time OF six'handed forty.two. and a
series OF interesting games made the
morning a round OF pleasure. An
appetizing salad course, with cherry
Ice. was served on the game tables AT
the close Of the games.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1916-09-09

Mrs. J. p. Hennessy Of Madison.
vice. whose brief visit to her sister.
Mrs. w. B. Cline. has been attended
oy a round OF delightful Inequalities.
returned to her home today.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1916-09-09

Vermont's Oldest marble quarry,
opened about 1875, stiIl 10 being oper.
ated profitabiy.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1916-09-09
FOR SALE.

FOR SALE-Two houses. close in,
next to Bryan Hospital. Satisfaac-
tory terms. One house vacant. Mrs.
Julia M. Grice.