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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-05-02
About People a.;
Movoaerte OF individuals to
and From :hs City.
AT THE HOTELS.

stamm-John \. Book. Pennington;
Nicholas Powers. tmrmont. Earl y
Henry. Charleston; r. \. Ryan. Mariet-
Ia. j. ". Eerdlnc. Hundred. Mary Lee
Hundred + +. Iop.u. parkcrsburg, W.
y. Mayueld. Tulsa. Mr.. and Mrs. David
Morrow. Boomer.
Windsor. h Gang;ver. Parkers-
burg. J. :. Crockcr and family. Man
nlugton; T. T.. Shiyciy. Cadiz. O.; J. -.
Moor. Fhilippi. T.. u Marquis. Mari
,ttus Fred u. Graves. Barnes Vile, Geo.
IT, Barnes. Flirmout. r. l.. Joyce. Park
,r~hurc ~ ~ Eayland. ParkerShurg.
Katherine ". RcN. Parkersburg; 9. +.
lpil. f. ". Athcy. AlartiushurE. W -.
Hodges. Paden city r. \. HoSkins.
iarkorshurg. T. ". Ball. ParkersburE
Grand Central. ID. Hartrug. Bur
SOY. Ciarkshurg. Chas. a. Rice. Sisters
vile. :. S. carney. Pine Grove. g. D.
Mercer. h'uuF1. \. g. Williams. Han
Hnll. .. '. Brown. Cameron.
NJ g. Lilly. Charleston % Fleming.
lairmont. Mrs Msyme Mullern.e. cad
u Mr.. James Epgl". CudIz. Charles
lr-lahnr' N'W Philadelphia; 8. T..
Moore. N'w MartIu=sIlls. ". T. Hough.
IuIrWunf. Nr and Mr. W. " Jones.
Itlrmurf. George f. Johnson. Hunting
ton. }. q. Rankin. Huntington, A. VI.
Hri Iur.. 'ltrEs burg. W. r Robinson.
parsons Aston - Dayton. FhUinri. M.
and Mr.. IS b Barlow. Euekhsuuou.
hunting y. q barrett. Parksrsburg.
= u -ri-"n atH1bUrg ". - Had
ger. IId.u city.
Rogers-H o.. Dallas. Bethesda. Dave
tom. Mrs D. El-on. Grafton. w. " car
f'r. Inrt'rs Fails. Geo D. WEIGH Park
.r hurL IS. a. Blackburn. C4mbridga.
ID. IS. ~wi'h. 'ndiz. j. J.. Fowler. Ma
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hAI
c. l. Burgess, well known Garnet
man. is in New York on a business
trip.
Rev. W. G. Hartinger. pastor OF the
Z Thomson VI. r. Church. departed
Saturday morning for Newark, Ohio.
where he is spending several days on
Rev. z. Y. DeBolt. OF the Wesley
Methodist Episcopal church. will
leave for Sistersville today where he
Will attend the funeral OF Rev. G.. W
kcplcr. field secretary of the per
maneut fund Of the West Virginia
Methodist conference. who died Satur.
day.
Rev. Samuel c. Jones. OF the Chap
line street Methodist Episcopal church
viii leave this morning for Martins
burg and Berkeley Springs where he
| VIII arrange for Sunday school
Institutes.
Rev. j. ". Hess. will 20 10 Sisters
vile today 10 attend the funeral OF
Rev. G.. W. kepler. who died at that
| place Saturday morning
! J. c. Brown. OF Cameron. who has
! been here for the past few days on
! business and visiting friends. left for
] home last evening
Judge Thoma \. Null OF Hunting.
! Ton. Democratic candidate for con
| gress, viii arrive here next week, ac-
companied by his wife. for Il week 3
visit
Judge 4. G Dayton. Of Philippi. ar.
! rived in the city last night TO preside
! over the May term of federal court.
| which opens here this morning
Miss Lillian Simpson. Of Cerodo.
| Wayne county. was in the city ycstcr-
= day visiting friends while IN route
/ home from Pennsy lvania whore she
/ has been the guest Of relatives
! The condition Of John &. Lynch.
/ secretary 81 the Young Mems Chris.
& tian association. who has been serious
/ ly il 90 bis home in Pleasant Valley.
: is somewhat improved.
ANel HellafrDm. student In Carnegie
! Tech. Is confined 20 his home at Wood.
/ lawn suffering from an abscessed
, tooth
Mrs O D Oliphant 81 Trenton. ~
B p. national speaker for the anti-suf.
/ ifaL" sociation. arrived yesterday
I ardW d. stopping az The Hotel Mcclure
/ lion. a. q Moore. Of Sew Martins.
/ yilln. candidate FOR tho Republican
/ nomination for state auditor. ls spend.
| ing q ioH days h"r" campaigning
! Harry vs. Bloomfield returned yer.
I fnrday from UniuufOwn. IA. where ho
/ .ren. OBJ" weekend the guest OF bIs
uncle. Walter SCatou
/ Mr and Mrs. Harry Hallcf' have
I r. ufusd fO their homo ir Altoona Pa.
nrrf H short visit with Elm Grove
II relative.
II Louis Leonard. Harry 4. Weiss and
y. = QuuIEan. delegate from Crrs
cent lodge. lnft yesterday for CIeyr
land fn attend tho annual convention
uf fh" Amals4mTfrd rociatlon Of
. Iron. Stool and Tin Workers ~ North
I America
/ Nra j y Murphy. ~ Uarnorvinc.
f'uf yesterday In fhIF city
Mr. IHfrIfH Hare az Gary Ind &C.
] 'H' guest ul Hrr parents. Dr and Mrs
] lHIrIr. D. Mason. Of ieafhorwood
/ John r. Miller. Of Cleveland. ls Tho
/ cue ri f.s uncle and aunt. Mr. and
/ STR. Thomas Miller. Of tho Island and
] viii return home fhir evening
NI. Mary eleanor Wright. ~ ffIrh.
T land PARK .H fhr guest az friends Dr.
/ s'tIH.r.IIIr
N... charlie fIfflruarn. who hrs
/ boon fHn hul.. luf.f uI Nr and Wr.
/ Harry Erth1rt. VI. leave FOR BOG hom,
] fhfH evening
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Closlnu Event.

a very noteworthy event which will
close the Woman's cluo year in fitting
fashion will be the program at the
closing meeting on Friday afternoon.
which will be held at the A. O. L. w
nail. This will open at 2:3O O'Clock
with formal business session, which
is required before the close OF the wear
when the retiring officers OF the club
are succeeded by the incoming ones.
Mrs. John b. Garden has been elected
as president OF the Woman's club for
the coming year. and on Friday after
noon the various officers OF the club
and its departments will be installed
\ program OF particular merit will
be given which has been arranged 10
commemorate the Shakespeare tercen-
tenary. The Merchant OF Venice"
will be read by Prof Patterson. of
Linsly institute. who will give a very
dramatic delivery OF the play. The mu-
sicians and singers OF the club will
render musical program beautifully
in keeping with the occasion The
Drama league department OF the club
Is responsible for the afternoon. and
the hospitality committee OF the club
will be in charge OF the pleasurabi-
features which will follow the rendi-
ton OF the program.
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Observation-Disclosures Nuptisls.

| One OF the prettiest OF home wed.
dings was solemnized yesterday noon
at the home of the brides parents
Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Horkheimer. OF
kenwood Place. when Miss Pauline
! Horkheimer and Rabbi Morris I.aza.
/ ron. OF Baltimore. Md. were united in
marriage by Rabbi A VI. Silver. of the
Eon street temple. in the presence OF
! the relatives and friends OF the fami.
| lies
Miss Virginia Horkheimer was her
sisters maid of honor, and was gown.
ed in Georgette crepe or apricot shade.
: and her flowers were tea roses. The
| bridal gown was OF white chiffon over
/ white taffeta. and the veil of Chan
lilly lace which fell the length of the
court train was held in place with
orange blossoms Her flowers were.
In shower effect. Mr.. Robert Lazarus.
or Columbus, Ohio. attended Mr. Laza-
ron as best man
\ wedding breakfast was served at
the conclusion OF the ceremony. of
which Caterer George Phillips. OF the.
fort Henry club. was in charge. The
tables held a central adornment OF
white lilacs and roses. Other decora-
tions about the Horkheimer residence
were in charge OF Florist Langhans
who utilized all the lovely spring bios
SONS now in season.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lazaron left yesterday
afternoon for the east. and following
an extended wedding journey will
spend the summer months in the Adir-
ondack mountains The bride travelled
in n suit OF brown check material, with
which she wore a stylish small hat
Copies OF the following cards are
being received:
Mr. and Mrs. Louis HOrkheimer
announce the marriage Of their
daughter
Pauline
TO
Rabbi Morris : Lazaron
on Monday. May first
nineteen hundred and sixteen
Kenwood Place
Wheeling. West Virginia.
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Campbell BRIT.

The marriage of Miss Georgia Britt
Of Big Wheeling Greek and Mr.. r.
Russell Campbell OF South Jacob
street. was solemnizod Sunday after
noon at jhe parsonage OF the stone
church at Elm Grove Rev. l. t.
Lewellyn performed the ceremony at
( o'clock. The bride is the daughter
Of Mr.. and Mrs. T. VI Britt. the groom
IS tho son Of Mr. and Mrs Aaron
Campbell ana both have many friends
who will extend their good wishes Mr..
and Mrs Campbell will reside in TINS
city.
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will be served. Mrs. Robert Marshall
viii sing as will Miss May Frye. Mrs.
=. Il. Christian will give one OF her
readings which are always so produc-
tive of pleasure. Several musical
numbers will be given by Miss Eliza
beth Hupp and by Mrs. Freda Leiner-
Woolenweber. Other accomplished
members OF the circle will contribute
To the perfection OF the program.
among whom will be Miss Carrie
Brandfass and Miss Louise Frazier
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.GAYET|ES Of
SPRING SEASON
INFORMAL ENTERTAINING WILL
FILL PRESENT WEEK
With Approach OF Warmer Weather
There VIII Ensue a Radical Change
IN Methods Of Social Festivities.

Last week saw as many affairs as a
busy winter one, and with a goodlv
smattering or formal ones TO give bal
ance 10 the others not so serious. The
present week. while not promising
quite so much in the way of gaiety.
lacks nothing in point OF interest.
There will be visitors present with All
the entertaining that follows in their
wake. there will be affairs for charity.
ana the usual quota OF engagements
that follow the Lenten season. And
now with the warm weather approach
Ins, social liie To a great extent will
center about outdoors. Comfortable
broad porches. and other lovely enVir.
onments which are ideal spots for the
gayeties OF the season.
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Musicale and Tea.

The Delta McI.aurin circle OF the
Kings Daughters are completing ar
rangements for n very delightful must
Gale and tea which will be given at the
home OF Mrs. Alexander Bolton. -
virginia street. Saturday afternoon.
May s. During the afternoon an en-
1oyable program OF musical and liter
AIRY numbers VIII be given. and tea
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Mrs. Harry Eckhart was hostess at
an informal party Yesterday afternoon.
which complicated her guest. Mrs.
Charlie Littlepage of Charleston.
Bridge provided q series of keenIy
contested games which were followed
by the serving Of a luncheon.
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Tuesday Afternoon Bridge

In her apartment az the Hotel Wine
sor Miss Elizabeth Carney will b
hostess this afternoon TO the men
bers of the Tuesday Afternoon Bridg
club. The guests will be:
Misses
Katherine Gilbert Elizabeth Mathi.
Elizabeth Stamm son
Frances Ogden Elizabeth Carney
Grace Carter Gertrude Garden
Mrs. George Hewitt
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Will Entertain Club.

Mrs. William Scott Will entertain
the club Of which she is a member at
her home on South Huron street 10
day. The guests will bring their
needlework. the afternoon to be de-
voted to this pleasant pastime. Dainty
refreshments will be served and the
following members will be present:
Misses.
Mildred Pracht Sarah Goethe
Mamie Steele Ross Parker
Erma Schenerlein Edith Bonnesan
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Enaaaement Announced

At prettily appointed luncheon,
given on Saturday afternoon. at the
home of Miss Amelia Leonhart on
Twelfth street. at which Miss Leon
hart and Mrs. Samuel Windsor were
hostesses. the engagement of Miss
jeanette n. Leonhart to Mr.. William
II. Milkin Of East Liverpool. was an
nounCed. The wedding TO he an event
OF June. Their" We're places laid for
thirty-two guests
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Theatre Party.

Miss Madelyn Boyd OF Warwood.
viii be hostess at party of interest
ing arrangements this evening. A din
ner party at the Windsor hotel will be
enjoyed. following which the guests
Will enjoy the performance at the
musical comedy at the Court theatre.
The party will be composed of:
Misses:
Madelyn Boyd Virginia Kemp
Ruth Mcdonald
Messrs
George a. Nc Leroy Reeves
Donald Frank McCaffery
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The Wednesday Afternoon Club Will
be Pleasantly entertained at luncheon
tomorrow afternoon. at the Stratford
Springs hotel. az l o'clock. there Will
be covers laid for twenty-six guests
Mrs. Carl Hadsell and Mrs. Walter
Kirkpatrick of Kirkwood. will preside
as hOsteSses
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-05-02
Observes Anniversary.

Last night the twenty-third ami.
versary of the founding of the Excel
sior lodge No. 10. A. o. L. w, was
delightfully."- celebrated with a progress
sive euchre held in the A. O. U. w hall
on Chapline street. Several tables OF
euchre were in play and a most delight
full evening was spent. Concludinc
the event. light refreshments Were
served.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-05-02
Charity Gard Party.

\ meeting viii be held this evening
at the Carroll club. when plans will
be completed for the charity dance
and card party OF "wednesday evening
This is an affair of interest which is
being eagerly looked forward to. as
the arrangements for the party as.
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Ordan Recital

Tuesday evening. May &c. Miss
Corina Friedrichs. OF Meadville. Pa.
who is the guest of Mr. and Mrs. 4
L. Benze. will give an organ recital
in the Zion Lutheran church. assisted
by Miss Ida \olte. Miss Freidrichs
is an accomplished musician and re-
Gently accepted "a position as organist
Tor a Methodist church in Rochester.
y. y.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-05-02
Triadelphia District

4 meeting OF The Triadelphia dis
trict OF the Equal Suffrage league VIII
be held this afternoon at the resi-
dence OF Mrs. Daisy Ewing Mcmillan
OF Leatherwood. Subjects of moment
will be discussed and a cordial invita-
ton "a extended TO all those who are
Interested TO attend
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Miss Linnie B Hayden and Miss
Nancy g. Dieringcr. OF West Alexan-
der. Pa. entertained the graduating
class Of the West Alexander high
school on Saturday evening. April 20
Music and games were the chief fea-
lures Of the evening. after which a
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dainty course luncheon was SCI

dainty course luncheon was served.
Among the guests present were .
Misses Scott and Thomas. OF Wheel
ing: Miss Smith. OF Eighty-four Pa I:
Marie McConn. Betty Dieringer. of
West Alexander. Pa: Messrs r. G.
Daubenspeck. John Dieringer. Leslie
u. Hayden and Emmett Gibson. The
honored guests were: Virginia Don
ley. Margaret McKain. Daniel Dierin-
ger. Albert Craig. graduating class of
1916
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Luncheon Party.

Will be complimented this afternoon al
luncheon party which will be given
AZ the Windsor hotel by Mrs. Julius
norkheimer and Mrs. Samuel Kraft.
Pretty decorations of springtime bios.
SONS will trim the table. about which
VIII be seated many who were I'm the
CITY as guests at the Lazaron-Hork-
heimer wedding of yesterday.
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Everqreen Twid

Tho postponed meeting of the Ever
green Twig will be held Wednesday
afternoon. Mrs. J. Elwell Morgan viii
be hostess and luncheon at 1880
O'Clock Will prelude the usual hours
az needlework.
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Evelyn Dinger and Mrs. c. A. Johnson
The hostesses for last evenings event
were Misses Edna King. Isabelle Haz
lett and Sarah Joyce.
Those In attendance We're:
Misses
Frances Murray. Edith Bonnesan.
Lois Alexander. Belle I-ashley,
Evelyn Dinger, Lulu Parkinson.
Ca9;toll Parr, Eva Leaning.
Marie Rose. Eva Hunton.
Florence Rose. Amelia Dickson,
Ella Dowler. Mary Louise
Callie Morgan. Barnes.
Lura Clark, Edna Sturgis.
Clara Wilson Ethel Montgomery
Nettie Coleman, Frances prague
Florence Coleman.
Mesdames:-
j. Carl Pelley. l.. w. Ernest.
Chester Policy, LATE Graner.
i. ID. Walton, w. {. Etzler.
halph Kline. Frank kincheloe.
II T. Coleman, j. w. Brown.
FRANK Ebert. III. W. Stroud,
Shester Johnson, Fred Brand.
FRED KRONE. j. r. Beall.
Charles Schell, Mrs. Clark.
Clyde Grimes, Mrs. Black.
u. A. Corter.
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"Wednesday Rridne Club.

Miss Clarimond Mendel at her home
on Twelfth street. will be hostess 10
the members OF the "Wednesday After
noon Bridge Club tomorrow. The con-
tests will be concluded with lunch
con.
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sure one OF the very pleasant social
events of the post-Lenten season.
Tables viii be placed for the fascinat.
ing card games which will as usual
claim their fair share OF devotees
Dancing for those who prefer the
more strenuous pastime will be en-
Joyed TO a splendid program OF dance
music. An elaborate luncheon will bs
served at 1880 O'Clock The chairmen
in charge are Mrs. w. r. Lear. Mrs.
bernard Fisher and Mrs. ]. J. p.
O'Brien. while the following compose
a very valuable committees:
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Columbia Club Dance.

The first OF n series OF spring dances
for the Columbia club will be held
Wednesday evening. and the event
promises 10 be most enjoyable. The
recently organized Columbia club or
chestra will make its first appearance
and furnish music for the dance.
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Island w. c. T. u.

At the residence of Mrs. George C.
Crook. on South Penn street. the
Island W. c. +. u. held their regular
meeting last evening. which was fol.
lowed by very enjoyable social ses.
sion, when refreshments We're served
by the hostess. assisted by Mrs Fred
Maurer. Mrs. +. II. Thomas. Mrs J. VI.
Shafer and Mrs. W. r. Bowman.
Together with the usual bushes
routine. IL was decided 10 nave Miss
Amy Wecch. Of Alexandria. Va, here
during their institute which will be-
held the week of MAY 18th. in ihi;
city. Miss Weech is the national
organizer Of the Woman's Christian
Temperance union. and rs a very active
and Interested member Of that organ.
ization. The plan of sending several
copies OF their publication. Tine Union
signal To the city officials and prom.
lnent business men was acted upon
favorably. This particular number
will show the different methods used
In other cities of prohibition enforce.
mcnt.
This organization Is also Ceenlv in.
terested in juvenile court proceedings.
and one OF the valuable features ~ the
last evenings program. was he ad.
dress by Probation officer Frazier. who
spoke at length on his work
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[!l;]E!!E|'l3:EII3E5
.tEEl55I!!y BID

rietta; r. g. Clarke. Belmont; Freda
Garfield. Marietta; Paul Eager Wells
burg; -. 7. Parkin. Washington. Pa:
burg.
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Glass % Of the Thompson VI. T.
church resumed their very delightful
parties. and the first Of The series fol
lowing the Lentcn season was held
last evening in the parIors Of m,
church 4 musical program furnished
no small degree of pleasure. and a
number of merry games constituted
further enjoyment Tho program was
composed Of voice number ard brau
tiful selections were given bv Mr. "
e. Etzler, Mrs Frank Einchclor. Mis-,
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Rabbi Morris :. Lazaron
on Monday. May first
nineteen hundred and sixteen
Kenwood Place
Wheeling. West Virginia.
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c. l.. Burgess, well known Garnet
man. is in New York on a business
The Madison journal. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1888-current, 1916-07-15
PLAN FOR BEAUTY

Plan for beauty. then work unceas-
ingIy for the plan.
Have grass and shrubbery in the
back. rather than rubbish.
Hardy azaleas are amOnC our most
brilliant, hardy shrubs.
All the spireas. herbaceOus or shrub.
are beautiful and hardy.
Let your kitchen window he a pic
ture frame. Let the picture frame be
green things growing
Let the green things be something
beside burdock. jimpson weeds or
cookie burS.
Plant to screen the ugly views from
the back door. Vines will do il.
Get a root OF the trumpct-creeper
from the woods and plant it in the
back yard.
Set a strong stake beside it. and
keep the vine cut back until the
shrub" habit is formed. 1t is beau
tiiul
The trumpet-Creeper will not spread
unless you cut its roots. When you
20 you won't have to import any more.
The Madison journal. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1888-current, 1916-07-15
WORK ON THE LAWN

How are the lawn and home
grounds in general? Are they all that
should make summer home life enjoy
able and a pleasing sight TO the pass
erby?
II the lawn is patchy and bare in
spots. keep on seeding it the whole
summer through; the seed will final
ly catch and fill up the bare places.
White clover is a fine lawn plant,
but many find that il dies out after a
few years. White clover. as all the
clovers. IS a biennial. completely dy-
ing after the second year. If the lawn
is kept closely clipped. white clover
seed should be sown each fall or
spring 10 insure a permanent stand.
The same result may be secured by
not moving in the fall. allowing the
plants To blossom and seed.
The Madison journal. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1888-current, 1916-07-15

pointed panel at the front Of the
bodice provided with buttons in black
and white composition. The button
holes are let in on both sides. The
bodice i cut with short kimuuo
sleeves lined with the striped satin,
and border of il outlines the V
shaped neck The skirt is open at the
sides in Il slit that is rounded M the
bottom. II il finished with Il cord COW
cred with the plain satin ana reaches
II little below the knees.
The stockings are of black silk with
pin stripes in white. and the shoes Of
black cloth are finished with white.
When the maid is fully equipped for
her plunge she will don ClnSc-titting
satin cap of black or hlack-aud-white
satin and il is likely 10 be provided
with visor or something in the way
The Madison journal. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1888-current, 1916-07-15
POSSIBILITIES OF CACTI

Tn" peculiar growth Of Cacti and its
possibilities Of form and richness OF
effect are al too little appreciated.
Their" are many different type Of
Cacti. the l"afy-stemmed variety, called
phyllOcactus. is one OF the most popu-
lar. produces magnificent flowers and
the plant is handsome during all the
seasons.
one of this group. the Queen cactus.
is often mistaken for the night-blOOm-
ing cereus. The flowers are smaller.
however. and tn" blossoms have a de-
lightful odor 1t blooms at night.
Then there is the humming bird or
lobster cactus which should be seen
to be appreciated The entire plant is
covered with buds depending from the
ends. which resembles the tiny Dir!
in flight. The blossom is an exquisite
combination of pink and white and
blooms for weeks if not exposed TO too
much heat.
The cereus type is suitable for the
hanging basket and is one OF the best
spring boomers. 1t requires a sandy
soil.
As soon as the tiny red blooms ap-
pear water freely and give the plant
plenty of sunshine. Apply liquid ma
nure once a week during the growing
season. it is as beneficial to cacti as
it is TO geranum.
If you have never tried growing
cacti Its peculiar growth and wealth
of bloom will be a subject OF interest
TO yOu.-G. 7. r.