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SUNDAY MORNING, MARCII 0, 1004 THE PITTSBURG PRESS 19 I V. i I IIUU9VIIU1U UIUUII U. Auction Go. 815 PEIIN AVENUE. residence of Mrs.

O. H. Fllnn at Mt. Washington, where Mrs. J.

B. Coen read a paper on "Picturesque Alaska" and a "Review of Hiawatha' by 'Mrs. J. E. Campbell.

The next meeting will be bald at the home of Mrs. J. E. Maclay. The Homestead Independent Political Club will give a reception in the Fifth Avenue Opera House Tueaday evening.

An interesting surprise party given Wednesday evening by Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Mansell for their son James. At flinch the prises were won by Emma Ross and Thomas Mansell. A large affair was given Friday afternoon at the home of Mrs.

Dr. I- Swops, of Bayard street. Pittsburg, for the benefit of the summer play ground fnud of the Homestead Woman's Club. It was a euchre given under the direction of Mrs. J.

B. Neel. Mrs. P. D.

Bryce. Mrs. 8. G. Roberts and Mrs.

Swore, Mr. and Mrs. Reid Kennedy hare returned from a trip to California. The H. L.

C. will give a large euchra party next Thursday evening. Charles Bushman. Mr. and Mrs.

Charles Condron, Mr. and Mrs. George Householder. Miss Ella Shaffer. Miss Lydta Shaffer, Miss Janet Gray.

Mr. E. L. Yoerk, Mr. Wilbur H.

Field and Master Gordon Lewis. Miss Mabel Hill, whose wedding to John Winchester, of Philadelphia, will take place on Easter Wednesday. April 6. was guest of honor at a musicale and shower given on Wednesday afternoon by Miss Marion Hunter at her home In Oakmont. Miss Hill has chosen Miss Hunter for her maid of honor.

The music was furnished by Mrs, Wilson Collier, pianist, and Stanley Ecker and Chester vocalists. A party of his old parishioners from Oakmont surprised the Rev. Dr. E. M.

Wood and his wife of Pittsburg on Thursday evening. Dr. Wood is a former pastor of the Oakmont Methodist Episcopal Church, but is now in charge of the Fifth Avenue Church, of the same denomination, in Pittsburg. The Woman's Club, of Oakmont, held its regular fortnightly meeting on Tuesday last. The program.

with Mrs. S. Edward Elliott in the chair, was an interesting one. Rev. V'iUiam A.

after spending several weeks in "Washington, Mr. and Mrs. Fred Bonshlre and Miss Elizabeth Tieman. of Pittsburg, have returned home after several days as guests of Mrs. Emllie Landefeid.

Mrs. Charies IL Nutt, of Braznell. is here visiting her parents, Mr. and Mrs. William Ewing.

Rome Baninger has returned from Alabama, where he has spent the last aix months. A party from here will attend the dance to be given by the Coionial Club at their hall in Bellevernon, Thursday, March 2. Miss Flora Jones is a guest of her sister, Mrs. William Patterson, at Homestead. Miss Mary Davidson has returned to her home in Elizabeth after a week's visit among Monongahela friends.

carrlit fi.r the roltbration of their SUV tturuay. April Mrs. O. 1. Sc-r.

semen and era are M- lind Mrs. Thomas Lockyer on Sat I Tb Duqutin Volunteer Fire Company DUQUESNB held its annual ball- in Turner Hall Thursday evening. i The dance of the Home Guards in Bank Hall Wednesday waa one of the largest and most enjoyable affalra of the season. Wednesday evening a large party of the friends of Mrs. Joseph Hughes tendered her an enjoyable surprise irty.

Mrs. William Blrkentield' entertained a large party of friends Wednesday evening. Mrs. Margaret Neel entertained a euchre party Tuesday evening, at which the prizes were taken by Mrs. William Ahlen and F.

E. Parks. The birthday of H. A. Mossburg was remembered by his friends Tuosday, who surprised him anad game him a musicale.

The Knights of Ht. George lutve started, arrangements for their annual tea party, to be held March 2.1 and 2. Friday evening Miss Ida Jenkins entertained the Euchre Club. The prize Inners were Miss Mame Collins, of Monongahela. and Murry B.

Walker, of Highland place. Neext Thursday Mrs. Eugene Fried-lander will entertain the Ladies' Euchre Club. George W. Richardson is home from a trip to New Orleans.

The Rev. AV. F. Peifer, of Altoona, has returned home, after spending some time as the guest of Mr. and Mrs.

T. P. Davtes. Airs. Jennie jrwin is tne guest ot friends at Hot Springs.

Ark. Mr. and Mrs. J. B.

Kennedy, of Chicago, are the guests of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Kennedy. Miss Carrie Shaw, a student at the California Normal, is spending tha week at her home. 1 The Thursday I 1 Afternoon Euchre I M'KEESPORT Club was en tar- tained at the home of Mrs.

George L. Good, In Walnut street. The sffalr was a regular St. Patrick's Day affair. The decorntions were in green, and each member wore a shamrock.

R. 15. Weister left yesterday for Washington county. Herbert Hughes, of Grandview avenue, lis In New York. D.

H. Rut ledge Is home from Cleveland, Ohio. Moses. Wright, of Brownsville, ia a visitor in McKeesport. Contlnord on Page Thlreei The Linen Store iFFERS this week ft par ticular line of SHIRTWAIST MATERIALS at marvelotisly low prices.

White Etamlnes, 28 and 45 in. wide. Worth 50 and 75 -IP rents a jard, for A DC Fancy Figured Good Worth 35 and 50 renti IZn a yard, for iuC Plain Linens CHr Worth more, up from. Out W. C.

GRAY CO. 622 PENN AVE. Nov is the Time. REDUCTION UN ill APRIL lt. By presenting tlii.i advertisement to the doctor you can get Sets of Teeth for $2 Gold Crowns for S2 Bridge Work for $3 fio C'hnnte for examinations, advice.

Teeth Extracted Without Pnln. Free. Open every evening until ft. Sunday In to 4. Ho-year guarantee with all work.

i 8 EASTERN PAINLESS DENTISTS 401 FEDERAL STREET, Corner Stockton AI.IHtiHKM. -1 nit The return party given at Bank hall. Beaver Falls, by the gentlemen for the young women who recently took part BEAVER in the production of "The Milkmaid's Convention," at New Brighton, was a de lightful affair of Thursday evening. There were about twelve couples present who danced to music by Sepp's Orchestra. The decorations were elaborate and of the St, Patrick's day order.

Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Klrchartz, of Beaver Falls, entertained about forty guests at a 6 o'clock dinner Thursday nnd later at euchre.

Mrs. Klrchartz's aides were Misses Lucy and Clara McClure. Vertia AVhlte and Vera Butler. The card prizes were won by Mrs. H.

F. Hawkins and Mr. John A. Butler. Mrs.

Kirchartz also entertained ladles on Friday evening. The following Beaver Valley people were guests at the dance given by the Hollenden Club, of East Liverpool. at Rock Springs Park Thursday evening: Miss Blanche Frederick, Miss lams, Miss Wilson. Miss Georgia Palrymple. Miss Ethel Bradshaw, Miss Blount.

Miss Hat-tie Edgar and Messrs. Earl Btauffer, Charles Pal vs. Frank Watt. Frank Lle-bendorfer and Will Mayhew. of New Brighton, and Eugene Newell and Howard Swanev.

of Beaver Falls. Mr. and Mrs. E. H.

Selple, of lower Third avenue. New Brighton at military euchre and military flinch Thursday evening in honor of their guest. Mrs. C. A.

Pentz. of Canton. O. The United States table won at euchre, and the English table at flinch. Mrs.

Charlotte Mayer, of Rochester, entertained a large number of friends from the valley towns awd Pittsburg at cards Thursday evening. Progressive euchre was played at six tables and later dainty refreshments were served. In tho card contest the first prizes were won by Mrs. J. T.

Canlin and Mr. Myers, end the con-soltion prizes by Mrs. James L. Cole and Sheriff Howard Bliss. The Gilt Edge Social Club of Rochester has issued cards for sn Easter reception and dance at Reno's auditorium, Monday evening, April 4.

A "necktie social" will be held on Tuesday evening by the young women of the First Methodist Epis BRADDOCK copal Church Sunday school of Swiss-vale, at Dickson and Noble streets. The committee in charge of the affair is composed of Miss Anna Podd, Misu Bessie Champeno, Miss Blanche Flshell, Miss Efne Miss Amy Gmnnls, Miss Florence and Miss Stella SlJnss. The members of Braddock "Lodge, B. P. O.

Klks, of this city, are planning for their first annual benefit, which was decided upon on Friday evening. It will be given on April 11 and 12. There will be a comedy sketch and a fine musical program, with high-class vaudeville. One of the events of the week was the marriage on Wednesday evening nl 8 o'clock of Miss Eleanor A. Stokoe, daughter of Mrs.

Mary Stoke, of Mills avenue, this city, and Mr. Clarence E. Van Horn, of Edgewood Park, until recently of this city, a son, of Mr. George Van Horn, a pioneer and wealthy business man of Braddock, recently retired. The service was performed at the home of the bride by Rev, H.

A. Baum, pastor of the Swissvale Methodist Episcopal Church. There was a wedding supper and reception, and a short wedding tour. Mr. and Mrs.

Van Horn go to housekeeping In their own home at No. 14t Lloyd avenue, Edgewood Park. Thursday Mr. and Mrs I lie -I mer Mrs. Norman Wy- HOMESTEAD entertained the members of the I Tuesday Evening Euchre Club, the prize winners being Mrs.

C. C. Rinard, Pr. C. C.

Rlnard and A. E. Orr. A poverty social was held Wednesday evening at the home of Mn. Fred Gilbert, on Seventeenth avenue, for the Home Guards.

The second annual reception of Monongahela Council, Degree of Pocahontas, was held on Wednesday evening. An organization of prominent young men has been formed. An Initial Informal dance will be given in Realty hall on April 11. Mrs. E.

L. Smith and Miss Edna Smith, of Munhal), left Wednesday Jo spend six weeks in Florida. Friday evening the United Clubs held their semi-annual meeting at the residence of Mrs. C. AV.

Ashley, nt which Prof. George W. Gerwig, of Allegheny, gave a talk on Shakespeare. Miss Mary Murray and Mrs. C.

R. Annchoy sang and the Woman's Improvement Club served the lunch. The Dickson Stag Euchre Club met Thursday evening at the residence of John McKeown. The prizes were taken by Harry Moore, Edward Rlelly and Albert Broadhead, The Prytaneum Study Club met at th Special Piano Bargains On account of remodeling building April 1st we are making big reductions on all pianos on hand. We still have some excellent bargains In slightly used pianos.

Remember a discount from our prices as manufacturers means a double saving. STIEFF, 6Aver K. S. Walloper, Mgr. Factories, Baltimore, Md.

15 Branch Stores in Different Cities. 'r uis ki a very piaa.ui nuuu I air. The veil ins wan spent in progressive eucnre, large naoiuer I guesu. iwog in attendance. Ctuirieg Baeriuaii.

of Haverhill, waa a guest ot W. wny. Mr. una Air a. J.

toayer, oi a-coomponuou ay their (raBUUiuu, weia visitors at me noine of alt. Mrs. J. i'dimer uut wetac exjv imj ol Oxiiritroi uuni hoopla at-tenaea ia opening rocepuon fcivtu oy ia urisio Uiud or ueia eioua i udut' stuxig in Aria to uub nut. Tuuit ua tuinuilitee wer i.

Aeroy ttecvw, vtiuxies u. iioustiiuin, irvia jonniun, 1 suroua and jamei it. uaisea. A. numoer ul irioiias jv.

Kepier stherca at nis cuuie yectaesuay eveo-ana adisiea In tn cieDmuou 01 tiia uuiiiuay uaiuiVBTactry. 'iiio nvtauik pent in kimea alia music. mm -iiio. vvuiului iu-k entertaineu last wtt in nouur of Lneir ooua guests, ju.r. una Airsi.

aicuis ivira. ul uevw x-aiis, and xawara Jj.is6tr, oi nw luik. i nd cniei lorui oi tuuustuient oi tne svaiiig was pia.yir.fi pit. a uatu.y mncn tterveu. Mrs.

Edward C. Camp- ben is visiting among i PONORA relatives at jaicuiuwu, i 1 I'a- jars. P. T. Amand lias returned to ht-r houia in PitLsouig alior a vusit at the uoru ox iir.

auu jura. j. t. caiuweit Vv ts. Long has returned from a trip to IViies, warren ana omigsiown, o.

Misu Margaret Lewiw, ot j.ciit Vernon, ana Miss trenevieve Colbert, ot Muiutui, were guests recently at tne home oi ur. VV. H. Lewis. Mis.

Cnaries E. Lewis and children have rtiuiueu to their Home iter m. visit in est Euzaootn. Enas LubiiK returned last week from an eitenuea uojourn In the South. sa.mu.-l J.

L'nger will leave next week for his former no me in. Germany. Pr. W. H.

Lewis visited 1'ituburg last week. Mr. and Mrs. Jacob Coopen, of Pittsburg, have axrlved in ponora. and will ma.e tneir future home here.

About a dozen young peopie gathered at the home of Mifes Reatta. diaries worth on Kenne avenue one evening last week and gave her a pleasant surprise party. A dencious lunch was served the guests. Mr. and Mrs.

George W. kmnty, ot Cleveland, are guests at the nome of their son, Brwster Kinney, at the Hotel Ponora. Miss Elizabeth Braddock, who was a guest at the home of her sister. Mrs. M.

Conley, returned home last week. Mr. and Mrs. Kean gave an enjoyable surprise party recently in honor of their daughter, Misa Bertha. Quite a number of young people were in attendance.

N. s. -Muliin was a visitor in Charlerol last week. Miss Grace Madison has returned to her home in Beaver Fails, after a four weeks' visit among friends in the bor ough. Mr.

and Mrs. J. S. Long are visiting in Marion, lnd. Mr.

and Mrs. John Stevenson, of East Liverpool, are in Ponora, the guests of Mr. and Mrs. Louis McCullough. Miss Althea Shaw, of Irwin, Is a guest of friends here.

Miss Mary Grey has left for a two weeks' visit with relatives at Warren, O. i The March i dance of the Jun- WASH.INGTON. ior Cotillion Club. 1 a organization I composed of the younger set at Washington and Jefferson College, was given last Friday evening, in the Morgan Hall. Especially since it was the cloying dance of the winter ses sion, it was well attended by the college men and girls of that set.

Among those present were Miss Ina Duncan, Miss Jane Allison, Miss Helen Donnan, Miss Lucy Donnan, Miss Arlelle McMillan. Miss Elizabeth McCleary, Miss Iaura Dunn, Miss Anne Mawhinney, Miss Edna Ma-whinney. Miss Inez Bailey, Miss Lena Bailey, Miss Charlotte Adams, Miss Bess Griffiths, Miss Blanche Dearth. Miss Mary Griffiths. Miss Jessie Griffiths.

Miss Cornelia Wales, Miss Caroline Harding, Miss Christine Boochers, Miss Madeline Ie Moyne, Miss Ethel Hart, Miss Mary Penney. Miss Amy Dunlap, Miss Anne Dou-gan, Miss Eleanor Aiken, Miss Rose Aiken, Mr. Charles Stockton, Mr. James Eriser, Mr. Leo Gibson, Mr.

Marks, Mr. Samuel Eckles, Mr. Charles Kckles, Mr. Sherrad Ewing, Mr. Ralph Afaekintosh, Mr.

Crowe, Mr. Arthur Dickson, Mr. Jay Long. Mr. George Long.

Mr. Maurice Libbey, Mr. John Penney, Mr. Alexander Acheson, Mr. John Donnan, Mr.

Alexander Donnan, Mr. Paul McKnight, Mr. J. Roy Piekie, Mr. Paul Lappe, Air.

Don Fulton, Mr. Audley McFarland, Mr. Walter Dearth, Mr. McCune, Mr. Updegraff, Mr.

Clyde MacGregor, Mr. Carl Schultz, Mr. McCarrelL Mr. Anderson and Mr. Thomas Hughes.

On Thursday occurred one of the prettiest home weddings of the season at the home of Mr. Lewis C. Rasel, on West Maiden street, when his daughter, Miss Jessie Wilma Rasel, was married to Mr. Melville Miller, of Amity. The ceremony was performed at noon by the bride's pastor, the Rev.

Charles Hemsath, of the English Lutheran Church, in the presence of a large number of friends. Miss Lyda Smart, of this place, was honor maid, and Mr. Raymond Rasel the best man. The Lohengrin wedding music was played by Mrs. Hemsath.

Following the wedding an elaborate luncheon was served. Puring the short time the family of the bride has resided here, having moved here from Lone Pine, she has become very popular and well-known. Mr. Miller, who is a son of the late Stephen IX Miller, of Amity, Is a well-known and practical farmer 'of Amity. What was no doubt the most elaborately arranged dinner of the year in Canonsburg was the one given in the McNary Hall, at that on last Friday A large number of cards had been issued, and many out-of-town guests, from Washington, Pittsburg and other points, were present.

The committee is composed of the following young men: Mr. W. Johnson. Mr. S.

L. Van Eman, Mr. George S. McPeake, Mr. J.

M. Perrlte and Mr. J. T. McNary.

Mrs. William Scheli, of Brookslde avenue, entertained at flinch Thursday afternoon at her home In honor of Miss Nellie Reeves, whose marriage will occur on Thursday, March 31. Mr. and Mrs. Randolph Reeves have issued invitations for the marriage of their daughter, Miss Nellie Reeves to Mr.

Samuel Petron, of Lee-tonia, Ohio, to take place at the home of the bride on Thursday evening, March SI. Professor Norman Duncan, of Washington and Jefferson College, was the guest of honor on last Thursday evening at the banquet of the Canadian Society of Authors, held at Toronto. Canada. Professor Duncan returned to Washington last evening. St.

Patrick's Day was most fittingly observed by the "Thursday Night" girls, when the young women of that set gave a leap year dance in the Morgan Hall. Although a leap year affair, St. Patrick's Day ideas were also much in evidence, as all the girls wore green gowns or green sashes. The decorations in greenery, and shamrocks were ai-ranged in an exceptionally clever manner. Friday afternoon, at her home on West Prospect avenue, Mrs.

William Chrlstiman gave a tea, from 2 to 5 o'clock. The spacious Christiman home was beautifully decorated for the occasion. A large number of invitations had been issued for the affair, and the house presented a very animated scene, with the library and parlors crowded with guests. A euchre was given In the evening. Tuesday evening, last, Luthur Needy entertained a number of his friends at a flinch and pit party.

Earl and Cramer Beatty entertained about 50 of their friends at flinch on Tuesday evening. The homa of Mr. and Mrs. George K. Darham.

of Morganza, was the scene of a very pretty event on Tuesday evening, March 15, it being the occasion of the marriage of their daughter. Miss Mary Roberta Derbana, to Mr. Frank Milea Harper. A large number of guests were present. After the wedding supper, the pair left upon an eastern wedding trip.

A charming affair of Monday evening last was the card party given in honor of Miss Lulu Higginbotham. of Barnes-ville. Ohio, by Mr. and Mrs. J.

F. Barney, of Buena Vista street. Miss Higginbotham returned to her home on Thursday after an extended visit here. Mrs. Bartley ivii Verc very OAKMONT.

ona. entertained ery informally on Wednesday evening in celebration of her birthday anniversary. The hostess was assisted by her daughter. Miss Portia I Kllngensmlth, and Miss Pelna E. Lewis.

Tha affair was very Informal and among the guests were Mr. and Mrs. Dean Gray, Dr. and Mrs. C.

Lewis, Mr. and Mrs. Alex 2i -r- William Pavl 1 id I'l I and Mrs. John Aiwaxd, Mx. and Mrs.

IF YOU ARE WISE YOU WILL SNAP UP THESE BARGAINS IN SHOPWORN FURNITURE AND MISFIT CARPETS We have just received a large shipment of furniture 1 that is a trifle shopworn, and misfit carpets. They were purchased from the big retailers in various parts of the country at. our own figures. We offer them at tremendous bargains to you. THIS PRETTY ORIENTAL SOFA PILLOW OX Till WEEK.

Summer is coming. Get one of these luxurious Oriental Sofa Pillows. There's nothing more restful than one of these pillows. Each pillow is decorated in Oriental colors, with a gold tinsel, and is 23 inches square. Worth $1.50, but for this week, There may be enough of these pil- lows to last the week out, but we doubt it; so if you want one, better come early in the week.

PJew lYIisfit Carpets Extra heavy Misfit Wiltons; worth II. no a y.ird. Clearance 70 sale price, per yard 3C Very h.iavy Tapestry Brussels Ml-nt Carpets, slightly soiled; worth J1.2." a ard. Cle.irance 07 1 ale price, per yard ....01 JC 17 very '-fine Velvet nnd Rrussels misfit arpets, worth 1 per yard. Clearance sale price, per A' It Jrd hZSu 13 extra henvy Ingrain Misfit Carpels, slightly soiled; worth 6ic.

Clearance snln price, made, laid 1 0 I ft and lined, per yard ZZ2C 10 extra heavy Ingrain Misfit Carpets; worth a yard. Clearance sale made, laid and QOja lined, per yard 0Z2w 10 rolls heavy Tapestry Rrussela. worth 1 a yard. Clcaruiuu sale price, mude. laid and Afn lined, per yard IS rolls very fine Velvet Carpets.

beautiful patterns; worth tl.L'R JVV yard. Clearance nli price, nn. made, laid and lined OJU 21 remnants Japanese Mattings, wor.tn 'J'; to 400 a yard. Clearance sale price Heavy Ineralu Rugs, flxl2, sliRhtly soiled; worth to $0. QQ Clearance snle OfiUU Room Rug" In Axmlnsters and Wiltons, 11 slzs; worth 25 to I A QQ Clearance salo ulH-iUU Very fine Oriental Ruprs, slightly (j ollu, worth 4t to SCO; sl.n I QQ 9x12.

Clearance Kale price, I Ct 0 SHOPWORN FURH1TURE AT LOWEST PRICES 18 China Closets, flichtlv shopworn. Sold in other stoic for I 7C Clearance sale price 0 1 0i I 27 Coal Ptoves. worth $28 to $3.1. Clearance sale Qfj price OOiwO 29 Oo-Carts. Slightly shopworn.

Fold In other tor- for $1.1. rQ 1C Clearance Kale price 00i I 3 40 sample Foldlna; Reds, polden oak and mahogany, slightly Hoii1; worth $22. $li5 to $4J. Clearance (If) Cfl vale trice OlZiuU 2.1 sample Kxtenslon Tahlea, worth. $lo to J2t.

Clearance sale price S5.25 10 pnlrs of fin I-ace Curtain, fold In other stores for $2. Clearance sale price, per Qn pair HOC 19 sample Hodroom Butts. oak and mahogany, worth jf to 10 each. Clearance sale Jj 7lj l.r Sldehoarils, slightly shopworn. Roth oak and mahogany.

Isold 1n other stores tor $2.1. 1 1 0 7C Clearance sale price wIZi I 28 Wardrobes, arolden nnk and mahogany, worth 1.1 to SfiiJi. 7 QQ Clearance sale price vliDO .11) sarnplo Chiffoniers, mahogany end Kolden oak, worth ($1 and $20. Clearance sale f4 QQ price 8.l Parlor Bults, 5 pieces, sightly soiled, worth to W. C91 7K Clearance salo price OZ I I 45 remnant ends of Oil Cloth, from 2 to 6 yds.

in each remnant. Sold in other stores for 75c and $1 00, Clearance sale price. 7f a yard Ifw 60 yards of remnant Ldnoleum. Rold tn other store for fl.n0. Clearance sale price, a 0J.l yard 120 110 Iron all sizes and colors, worth and $10.

Clearance tfO QQ sale price vti uu '23 Couches, slightly soiled, verj d. very $5.25 large assortment; worth $15 to $18. Clearance sale price. CASH OR CREDIT Terms Arranged to Suit Young People Going Housekeeping Receive Special Terms and Attention. OPEN SATURDAY TILL 10 P.M.

nrtaa tbla ad. vrlth you. mo yon Bet JuM the aruoda you mat. We Are the Oaly Ilealrra Genuine Mlallt Carpet In the City. Household Credit Auction Co.

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X. Club was entertained by the Misses May Hill and Lena McGinley at th borne of Mr. and Mrs. George Ball-sinjrer, of Elizabeth. Monday evening.

The Grandview Athletic Club entertained in the club rooms Tuesday evening at a box social. 1 A farewell re- ception on the WEST NEWTON occasion of the departure of i Mrs. C. Bren- dr-I for her future home In Oklahoma -was help at the Vine street home of Mrs. Minnie Vankirk on Thursday.

Misses Julia and Orpha Kverett entertained a number of friends Tuesday evening a hai.dsome manner. Among the muests were Misses Nannie Dale, Ullla Baiicy. Birdie Cope, Odessa Hayden, Ida Woodward, Km ma Seiver, Mr. and Mrs. Bennett Messrs.

Homer and Ciiar!) Moody, Walter Zollars, Charles Derflinger, William Weise. Joseph Zimmerman. Mr. Charles Oliver Johnson haa gone to take up his residence in Jamestown, New York. Mr.

Gilbert Zimmerman left Wednesday to take up his residence in Omaha, Neb. Mrs. Mary Shupe has gone to New York on a visit to her sister, Mrs. Frank Jackson, who has recently returned from a residence of some years in Greece. Misses Sadie Carroll, or Clairton, and Alma Kama, of Pittsburg, have been spending some days with Miss Etta Ob-ley.

Thomas E. Kllis is spending some days with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Louis Schradcr, of Wheeling. W.

Va. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Schroyer, of Dawson, were recent visitors at the home of Mr. Schroyer's father, J.

M. Schroyer. Miss Mary Senft has returned from a -I- LIGONIER i visit to Martinsburg, est Virginia. Miss Grace Mc- Coily, of lttrobe, was calling on friends here the past week. More than one hundred young folks had a special train Latrobe Thursday night to attend the "Miss Bob White" show.

Harry B. Storn, one of the proprietors of the Colonnade restaurant, visited friends In Ohio and Indiana the past verk. The graduating exercises of the Ligon-ier township pupils will be a brilliant affair, with lots of fine music and a banquet to follow. Miss May Young hp.s returned from a. week's visit to friends at Johnstovf n.

Mrs. Nellie S. Weaver, of Greensburg, who was visiting relatives In this vicinity several days, has returned home. A host of young folks attended a chicken and waffle suppr at Laughlinstown on Thursday night. R.

II. Laurey was here a short time ago from Pittsburg, where he haa embarked in business. Mrs. J. O.

Lowry has returned home from a week's visit with her daughter, Mrs. Steli of New Alexandria. One of the pleasant social events of the past week was the MONESSEN. dance given by the I Pioneer Club lu Treseher Hall. About 40 couples were present and participated in the pleasantries of the eneving.

Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Johnston visited In Pittsburg Wednesday.

S.i F. Loeb was a Pittsburg visitor last week. Miss Elizabeth Betts visited among Belle Vernon friends last week. Ewing Todd was a guest at the home of his parents In Brownsville recently. Miss Mamie Lutes returned last week to her home in Pittsburg, after a visit at the home of Mrs.

F. W. Irwin, of Mrlee avenue. Miss Eliza Hood, of Homestead, was a guest recently of Miss Bailie Hancock. Mrs.

C. M. Lamb, accompanied by her son, Herbert, is visiting at St. Louis, Mich. J.

Portz, of Fostorla. is In Monessen the guest of his daughter, Mrs. II. W. Black, on Park way.

One of the most successful social events cf the year was the euchre and dance given by the Ancient Order of Hibernians, District No. l. on St. Patrick's evening. In Treseher Hall.

The hall was decorated in cut flowers, palms and evergreen. Those who served on the committee were: J. F. Butler, D. W.

O'Rourke, Daniel Burns, John Hussey, Samuel Conway, E. W. Nee and William Herron. Mrs. H.

Hamilton has returned to her home in Pittsburg after a visit at the home of Mr. and Mrs. J. G. Woodward, on Park way.

Mis3 Pearl Do Walt has returned home after a visit with friends at this place. A number of gaests responded to the invitations sent out by Mr. and Mrs. II. Wednesday evening, at their home.

No. 103 Fourth street. The occasion was the celebration of the birthday of their daughter. Miss Nora. The evening was very pleasantly passed in playing games and music, after whih an elegant luncheon v.as served.

Mrs. Elizabeth Walters, of Uniontown, and Mrs. Mrs. F. S.

Carroll, and children, of Carrett, are guests at the home cf Mr. and Mrs. H. R. Walters, on Schoonmaker avenue.

Miss Gertrude Newlngham returned from a short visit at Wiikinsburg Monday. Mrs. William Vincent Winans BROWNSVILLE, i spent Saturday and Sunday with I her sister, Mrs. W. Howell, of Pittsburg.

Mrs. William Graff en Blood, of Keckuk. is visiting her grandmother, Mrs. Graham, and other relatives and friends lure. i Mrs.

Edward Crawford and Mrs. Arthur D. I'ringSe, of Bridgeport, Fpent Wednesday and Thursday in Pittsburg. Mrs. Thomas V.

Evans, of Millsboro, spent Saturdav with friends here. Pr. C. C. Relchard and Olive C.

Aubrey, of Brownsville, left last week for a visit to Orlando, Fla. Mrs. Reichard and Miss Relchard are in Aiken, S. C. Mrs.

William C. Armstrong has returned from a visit with her brother, Clarence Bughr, of Pittsburg. S. R. Calvert, of Charlerol, visited his father, Enoch Calvert, on Thursday.

Mrs. Eva Compton and little daughter, cf Belle Vernon, visited friends here last week. Mr. and Mrs. Brownsfleld Craft, of Millsboro, visited relatives here for a WMr." and Mrs.

Henry Harmell visited re'atlves In Uniontown. Harry C. Fox attended the convention of the Knights of the Maccabees at on Friday and Saturday. Mr. and Mrs.

Martin Anderson attended the wedding of their niece. Miss Bessie Anderson, at Monessen on Wednesday evening. Mrs. Thomas A. Jeffries was a Fayette City visitor en Saturday.

Mrs. Andrew Axton gave a inch party on Thursday evening to a number of friends. The honor guest was Mrs. Eber-ling, of Wheeling, who is Miss Annie Mc-Kinley's guest. I I The Mothers -ft- i Club held Its MONONAHELA regular monthly 1 meeting at the I home of Mrs.

Hugh Louthit. A paper on "How Can a Wife ar.d Mother Keep Young?" was read by Mrs. A. M. Gregg, president of the A resolution was adopted deciding to co-operate with the Friday Conversational Club In Its civic work- Mrs.

W. C. McAllister will be trustees at the April meeting. Mrs. M.

L. Mitchell plaasaatly entertained a party of friends at her home in honof of Miss Anna Dougherty. An elegant) dinner was served, after which gams sVd music were indulged in." Miam Ella has returned fcome i I'll abroad were Barbara liutton and Mr. John Little, of Stewarts, Miss Catherine Barntr, of Homestead, and Mr. M.

J. Crossy, of liraddock. Mrs. James V. Hunter, cf rittsburg.

Is vlsitlr.K friends in Irwin. Mr. ar.d Mr.s. ti B. Brown have lssuea er urday moved to their new Home, Asnta- Ktv.

I). A. Senders Is visiting at toium- bus, Ohio. Mrs. Lydia I.enhart Is visiting in Phil- adflphia.

Miss Kdita Shepherd ana jars. timtT Pavis, or iitisuurg, iuo jiajst n. cjo, guests or Miss Myriie Aiisouust'. Mr. Zeb Bonner is visiting In New York Citv.

I Mrs. Lizzie Smith and Miss Klla Byerly, of Ureensburg, arc visiting Mr. and Mrs. i George Byerly. I Rev.

J. A. Kby, of Dayton, Ohio, is visiting friends in liwiu. Several reception and dinners are being arranged for next week in honor of Mr. I and Mrs.

C. F. Bilhimer. Dr. C.

O. Morris and Mr. M. C. Noon have issued invitations for a stag party Wednesday evening in their apartments in the Thompson flat.

Tha Women's Relief Corps, of the C. i A. It. gave a reception and cupper at i Thompson's Hall last evening. I Mrs.

Homer IX Williams, of Iu- 1 quesne, spent Hie week in the city JOHNSTOWN as the guet or Atr ft 1 1 Arifiron I t. I Walters. Mrs. A. T.

Cramer and Mrs. T. L. Cra- rner and children, of Pittsburg, who had been here as the guests of Mrs. Mary Kirtley, left on Monday evening for heme.

Miss Jessie Gibboney, of Richmond, who had been In the city visiting I her mother, Mrs. Sara A. Gtbboney, left Sunday right for home. She was ac- companled by her nieie. Miss May Can-fie Id.

of Tennessee, who had been visiting her grandmother for some time. Hon. Edward E. Hohmann and his brother George left for Washington, P. to spend several days.

Mrs. Jeremiah Swarts. cf Somerset, spent several days in the city the early part of the week ua the guest of Mr. and Mrs. James Barnes.

Miss Olive Otto, who had been here with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Otto, for several days, left Tuesday morning for Cha mbersburg to resume her studies at Wilson College. Mrs. James Bradley, of Philadelphia, who had been in the city visiting Captain and Mrs.

Hugh Bradley, left on Tuesday morning lor home. Mit3 Mildred Reeso, of Braddock. who had been in the city as the guest of her relatives, Mr. and Mrs. John Goff, lor a week, left Monday evening for home.

Mrs. F. J. MacFarlarul. of Pittsburg, is visiting her eon and daughter-in-law, Mr.

suid Mrs. John J. Mac Farland. P. L.

and Edgar Moorhead, of Indiana, pre visiting their brother-in-law and bis ter, Mr. and -Mrs. Heroert Miutn, oi I ho Rocks. Mrs. Harry aruer, of Somerset, who had beer in the city on a visit to relatives and friends, returned home Tues day morning.

Frank S. Love, of th 1 irst ward, is home from his visit in Florida and Cuba. Miss Lulu Brady, of Berlin. came to the city last week on a isit to rela tives at her termer home In the Fourth ward. Mrs.

James Wilcox and her two chil dren, of New Castle, who had been in tha city for a fortnight, returned homo on Monday. Josiuh C. Hoffman, of Wiikinsburg. came to the city on Sunday evening on a visit to Blake A. Mapledoraln.

Mr. Hoffman is a former resident of Johns town. IT. O. W.

Sadler left on Sunday Bight for his orange grove in Florida, to re main a month. Mrs. badler is spending tho winter there. Mrs. John A.

Lambert, who had been here as the guest of Mrs. Will B. Libert, has returned home. Mrs. Emma Marsh, of Wiikinsburg, who had been in the city visiting her aunts, the Misses Davis, and her brother- in-law and sister.

Mr. and Mrs. Snyder, has returned home. Mrs. Maria Bursa Shepley and her daughter.

Mrs. Mary MeK.ee, of New York City, who had been here for several days, as the guests of Mrs. Jane Purse Lay ton, left for home on Monday morning. The Misses Kimmell, cf Blairsville, after having spent several days as the guests of Miss Emma Riaie, returned home on Monday evening. Mr.

and Mrs. Thomas E. Morgan had as their guests the early part of the week David Ellis and Ins daughter, of Indiana. George Oore has returned home fmm his visit of several days among relatives in Newville. On her arrival home from a two months' visit with her brother, the M'KEESPORT.

Rev. Charles BunrtstroTO. of Scanaba, Miss Viola Sundstrom was given a reception Mondav evenlng at the home of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Charles F.

Sundstrom. of Soles street. A very enjoyable evening was epent in vocal and instrumental music and games. Painty refreshments were 6erved. Tha Hcbrw Ladles' Aid Society, of this city, is arranging to hold a progressive charity euchre in Leiderkranz club rooms on Wednesday evening, March Fourteen handsome prizes are to be given.

The Misses Cora Barton and Violet Holsing and Mr. I'ower and Edward Graham epent a very pleasant evening at the kma of Mrs. Henry Graham, of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Hartman entertained the old McKeesport Euehrt Club at their home at Otto Station Tuesday evening.

A number of handsome prizes were awarded. Dainty refreshments were served. The first annual ball of the McKeesport Council of Labor was held la Turner Oepra House Thursday evening. Tha members of the Your.g Peoples Union of the First United Brethren Church, Highland avenue, gave a fine entertainment Tuesday evening. After a rrogram consisting of reading, music and recitations, refreshments were served.

The Business Men's Carnival, held In White's Opera House Friday evening, was a great success, both socially and financially. About a hundred men and girl of the younger set portrayed the different firms in a unique manner. Vocal selections and recitations were Interspersed with the -marches. Mr. and Mrs.

Robert Grist entertained a few friends Monday evening. Miss Ellen Illman and Mr. Cliarle both of this city, wer married ni Cum her land at Eiidnlsht Sunday by the 1 Mrs. William Langendorf has returned to her home In Lisbon, after a visit with her son. J.

M. Langendorf. Mrs. George Pickering and daughter, Liily, and Mrs. R.

J. McFeely were Sunday guests at the home of Mrs. Arthur Hart. Monessen. Invitations have been received here for a dance at Finleyville on Thursday evening, March 24, given by the Idle Hour Club.

Miss Bessie McCurdy Is in Pittsburg visiting her brother. Dr. John McCurdy. Mrs. Lem Watson, of Courtney, Is visiting Monongahela friends.

Miss Leuella Stark has returned to her home in Fayette. City after a visit wifh Miss Mary Weyles. Miss Nellie Robinson, of Brownsville, Is the guest of Miss Edith Rryer. Miss Gale Clamp is visiting relatives in Pittsburg. Mrs.

Samuel McDowner, Mrs. W. T. Howe, Mrs. William Markell and Miss Margaret Hoffman and daughter.

Miss Mary, formed a theater party at the Grand, in Pittsburg, Thursday afternoon. Miss Maym Curry went to Oil City-last Wednesday to EMLENTON. Btay for a month. 1 Mrs. H.

Knight and son. Edward, of New Martinsville, W. are visiting at the home of her daughter, Mrs. J. S.

Jamison. Mr. and Mrs. T. II.

Font visited in Franklin last Thursday. Mrs. r. M. Shoemaker and Mrs.

Charles McCain visited with friends at Foxburg last Friday. Miss Ada Wilbur, after a visit with her sister. Mrs. F. H.

Eakin, of Wrarren, returned home last Tuesday. Mrs. L. Y. Crawford, of Chieagt.

visited with friends and relatives lasc week. Mrs. Peter O'Brien and Miss Ella O'Brien spent a few days at Potter, the guest of Mr. and Mrs. J.

J. McNamara. Miss Oglevee, of Scottdale. came to this place last Wednesday, and will spend the spring and summer season with Miss L. M.

Crawford. Harry Heasly returned last week from a trip- to Arizona. Claude Ritchey, of the Pittsburg baseball club, accompanied by his wife, will leave Monday morning for Pittsburg, where they will Join the team en route to Hot Springs, Ark. Mr. Harry Leossler, of Pittsburg, is spending a few weeks with his relatives, Mr.

and Mrs. John Grunden. Miss Edith Case entertained the "Flinch" Club at her home Saturday evening. Miss Rose Kelly, who has been the pleasant guest of Miss Mary Smith, returned home to Boston. Mr.

P. J. Bayer, who has spent the last weok in the east, came home Sunday. Mr. A.

A. Anderson visited with his mother in Butler a few days last week. Mrs. Kuhn, of Erie, is visiting her daughter, Mrs. M.

J. Flynn, for a few weeks. I 1 Miss Fannie McEl- vain visited friends in Kittanning last week. Miss Florence Reep, BUTLER. I of West street.

Is visit ing friends in Pittsburg. One hundred young women held a leap year party in Creamery Hall on the evening of St. Patrick's Day. The fair hosts had themselves and the hall tastefully decorated in green and the 10O young men gueets looked as Irish as they possibly could. W.

H. DeArme and A. Templeton have returned from a trip to New York and Philadelphia. The Rev. Dr.

P. C. Prugh was the guest of his son, the Rev. J. IL Prugh, in Pittsburg last Sunday.

Miss Olive Dershelmer, of Portersville, was the guest of her sister. Mrs. White, of East Jefferson street, this week. John WT. Allen, of North Washington street, has returned from a trip to New Castle.

Attorney John B. Greer has returned from a visit to his young son In Marietta, where the child is the guest of hl3 aunt, Mrs. Percy W. Leedom. Eli Boyer, of Harmony, was the guest of his son, Charles Boyer, of Race street, Monday.

Charles Sansom, foreman of the Eagle, spent Sunday at his nome in Clarion. Julian Bailey, of Pittsburg, spent Sunday with his parents in Butler. Miss Sarah Manly, of Atlantic City, Is the guest of her elster, Mrs. Charles Shaver. Mrs.

Charles Wickersham, of Miller street, is visiting relatives in Aspinwall. The women of the Red Cross held a well-attended oyster supper In their rooms on Thursday evening. Joel L. Brown has returned to Bllgo, after spending a few days with his family. Mrs.

Charles Graham is visiting her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Wick, at Rimereburg, Pa. The Misses Matilda and May ray have returned to their home in Pittsburg, after a visit with Miss Cleopatra Rockensteih. Mrs.

Bert Wiseman and son are visiting relatives in Youngstown, O. Miss Mame Richey, of the South Side, Is the truest of relatives in Allegheny. John G. Jennings, of Pittsburg, was the truest of Butler friends last weeK. Miss Clara Bartley attended the Mlller- Steele wedding Grove oity Wednesday.

Philin Hilliard. the oldest Justice in Butler county, and John F. Shannon, of Callery. visited Butler rrienas ednes dflv. Mrs.

Louise Thomas returned to her home in Bradford Thursday, after a visit with her sisters, tne Aliases tmencK, oi North Washington street. I I Mrs. Anna Horn bake has returned to CHARLEROI I her home in Coal Center after visit in Charlerol. Miss Verne Roberts, of Elco, called on rbarleroi friends last week Twentv couple of Charleroi's young peo ple chartered a street car one evening last week and attended the Nixon Theater. Pittsburg.

John Allison has returned to his home in Charlerol after a visit with his brother in Manitoba, Canada. The Misses Mary Wallace and Delia Fitzgerald were guests of Camden friends last week. Harry Whitlatch, accompanied by his mother. Mrs. William Whitlatch, left last week for Verona.

The Misses Nellie and Effle Furnier, of California, called on friends here last Mrs. W. R- "Whitlatch has returned to her home la oasmont axier a six with, her brother. P. Isr.

Hall. vv Jmm K. Johnstown has returned from "a visit with her parents a Foxan, Conn. KL Tener and C. S.

Closkey returned last week from an extended trip in the ftmith. They visited the Carolinas. the District of Columbia and other points of Interest. Charles Eronnolch. of Washington tiae, was tendered a very pleasant sur prise party dt a mimocr oi rnenos on Thursday evening.

The handsome residence tt Dr. and a xv. Ul Eatardar. evening was Airs. 3.

K. 'gnu A of people at-the ritrauss-Herbrrt concerts at UNXONTOV-'N i Morsantou-n Mon day afternoon and evnln. It included: mbei. airs. v.

iis" i Mr. and Mrs. v- Mr. ara j. jtj.

i H-y-ser and Lon Bert, Charles Cramer, George Baily, B. llarah. Mrs. An-rftte I'earce. MLst Msust, Charles and Orln yhoaf.

Miss Flo 1 lagan rcturr.cA last week i from Beaver, havinK completed er i course in Beaver ouepe Morris Molarisky returned Monday from nn cistern trip of two -weeks to New York and Philadelphia and other places. Mrs. Helena Ueniger and son will visit In Pittsburg for several weeks. Mi.s Kos.e Lee UimUrJ, of Louisville, who has been the guest of Mrs. J.

It a Hustead for several weeks, left for aynefiburg. Mtfses Ida and Vie Collier entertained 24 guests at euchre at their home on Church street Tuesday evening. Mrs J. A. Evarts entertained Tuesday rvmtng at her hoomn in the Skyscraper Use foilowlns: Mrs.

Witt. Mrs. J. C. Fulton.

Mrs. lr. Jaco, Mis. A. L.

Johnson. Mrs. J. A. Striekler, Miss Margaret Hemrftend and Miss Stephens.

A reeption in honor of Mr.e and Airs. ilhur Browning, who were recently married, was held at the C. P. Church 'i'uefiday niKht by J. V.

Dawson's class, of which Mr. Browning is a member. A Bible was presented them. Refreshments were served and all enjoyed the occasion. Mr.

and Mrs. K. K. Sthellhase entertained at their home Tuesday night. A party came over the Pennsylvania railroad from ConnellsviUe, including Dr.

and Mrs. K. S. McKee. Mr.

and Mrs. I Wnlter Kvans Mr. anil Mr tnhn Vmino- I Misses Xell Brown. Iieulali Francis, Klla 1 Hvatf and flarr urn! Mfsir rivila I)owris, Harry Bell, Bert Thomas and Mr. May.

The ITnlontown Music Club was entertained at the home of Mrs. E. IX Fulton Tuesday evening. This whs the sixty-fifth meeting. Mrs.

Clark Gaut and two sons, of 1 erry, vlalted friends here over i GREENS BURG Sunday. Mr Harry Martz and sister, Miss Net tie Dobson, of Wiikinsburg, spent Saturday here with friends. Misses Anna and Editb Watt entertained a number of their friends Saturday ternnon. Mr. and Mrs.

David Balr have returned from a visit to friends at Braddock, Homestead and Charlerol. Mr. and Mrs. 11. F.

Narwold, of Lincoln. who have been tha guests of Mr. and Mrs. David Monroe, have returned home. Mrs.

(ieorge Steinel and daughter. Miss C'lata. cf South Bend, who have been visiting their daughter and sister. Mrs. Monroe, lor several weeks, have returned home.

Mts ir. Kisaman and babe, of Chaxle-roi. are vit-iting her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Hair, of tins place.

Mis. C. H. Focrg has gone to Atlantic City for a several weeks' sojourn. Mrs.

Lloyd Smith, of Union town, is visiting her mother, Mrs. Butterliekl, of East 1'lmburg ptrtet Mrs. E. llibhs, who has been the guest of her si.ster. Mrs.

K. M. Greenwood, has returned to her home at I'niontown. Mr. and Mrs.

T. J. Robinson, of Robinson, Indiana county, anil Miss Josephine Kennedy, of Johnstown, have returned home after a visit to the family of Deputy Postmaster John G. Lear. Mrs.

John Barclay has returned from a Visit to Philadelphia. Mrs. A. I. Deemer is visiting her son.

Hays peemer. at Atlantic City. Mr. and Mrs. t'lifr Bell were given an agreeable surprise by their neighbors Friday evening About 40 guests were present and tmo-a delightful evening was epent.

Refreshments were perved. Mrs. I. R. Tann, of Bradford avenue.

Is I CBAPTON. visiting her mother in Philadelphia. A pleasant event was the musicale given last Friday evening in the Hawthorne Presbyterian Church. Among the contributors to the program were Mis. Newetott.

Miss Schneller and Miss Stopf, pianists; Miss Cora Krause, soprano; Mrs. D. A. punseith. contralto; Mr.

E. G. Rex.c banjo polo; Mr. W. Mc-Bhrodes.

basso; Miss Emily Redmond and lfss Loretta Callaghan, readers. Mrs. Robert J. Lyle entertained the member of the Thimble Ree Fancy Work Club last Wednesday afternoon at her home in Bradford avenue. Miss Adelaide L.

Merrinnn was guest honor last Saturday afternoon at a Card party given by Miss Elizabeth Can-Bon at her home In the East End. The last meeting for the Lenten season of the On Time Euchre Club was held at th home of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Potts Maxwell in Rosslyn, last Monday evening. The evening was enjoyatly epent in playing four-hand euchre until 11 o'clock, when an elaborate luncheon was Berved In the dining room.

Later four handsome prizes were awarded, the favored ones beinir Mrs. Richard Shore, Misa Ford, Air. J. P. Ford and Mr.

James W. Clark. The house decorations consisted of rirT carnations and potted plants. The Igo-Yougo-Wego Club was entertained 5)v Mr. and Mrs.

J. O. Gettys last Mondav "evening at their borne on Craf-tort Terrace. Prizes were awarded to Mrs. E.

Gunsolus. Mrs. Ada Punbax, Mr. Charles Penrett and Mr. E.

Gunsolus. lulss Marguerire McMunn and Mr. Frank Ounsolus captured the visitors' prizes. Mia Grace da Bruin, of Columbus, who h-is been the house guest of Miss EHen Heer, left for her home last week. Mr.

and Mrs. J. A. McAteer left last week for a two weeks' stay at Atlantic City. Mrs.

Philip Mathes returned last week to her home In Cleveland, after an extended vls't with her daughter, Mrs. Montague Renshaw. Miss Kate Kennedy, of Seottdale; Misa Martha McCue, cf Greensburg; Miss MadeUne Fringe-man, of Larimer, and Mr. IRWIN Thomas Manley. of Allegheny, took part In the musical program at the St.

Patrick's day celeUration in the School Hall Thursday evening. Mr. and Mrs. C. F.

Bilhimer are du home today frork their bridal tour to Florida. Mr. E. H. McCujlough, of Philadelphia, Is guet s.t the Westmoreland mansion.

Miss Jo-enhlne Burroughs Wednesday jvenlrg gave a party honor of heV Amor-g those present rou iV vt T.rmunT UO: Brook Anna McDowell, Mil-I JKLii a I ilrn ti'J I H'lll .113. 1 I tth 1 I WATER PURE MOUNTAIN WATER. You can gvt Pure Mountain Water at Llgonier Springs Hotel-Sanitarium; only Two Hours' Rids from Pittsburg. Three Dally Trains each way. We have Springs Pure Water on the Sanitarlam grounds.

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