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I 0G HOUSTON DAILY POST: SUNDAY MQRNiyQj 6CT0BER 9, 1004 Law, Paul Petrowskt to Anna Kutscher, Alfreds Farrlas to Jesura Alva, Manney Thomas to Alios Harper, Andon Ortla la Junna Rodrlgues. Born unto Mr. and Mrs. Rees Westmoreland, October 1, a son; their urat "Hletory ot ths Mrs. C.

A. Adams Song "Th Day Is Dons" i sirs. J. Webb Howell Instrumental Solo Mrs. W.

C. Davis Word of Welcome to Mrs. Turner M. W. Sims Address E.

P. Turner Bong Miss Hettie Smith left en Thursday for ths World's Fair. Mrs. Ltasle Hubbard has gone to Cle-burna to spend a few weeks wtth relatives. Th Stone Fort Rifles have received their equipments, guns, etc W.

O. Craln and Miss Mary Weeks -wsr married at 11:30 o'clock on Wednesday at the bride's parents' home. Mr, and Mrs. J. M.

Weeks. Rev. Ellis Smith of Houston officiating. Only relatives and very intimate friends were Invited. -There were no cards.

Immediately after in ceremony th bride and groom ren on th 10 o'clock train for St. Lou1 I where they will remain several we.M. I Welder. The first prise, bandsom Japanese china tc bowt, was won by Mrs. De Tar.

Tbe Whist elub met Thursday night with Dr. and Mrs. Ds Tar. Last Thursday night a large and appreciative company attended a musical st the studio of Miss Louise Chalmett Daniel and-ware rewarded with an excellent program, well rendered. The program for th evening Included: Part Impromtu Andanta, from Sonata Airletta Balletta.

Witches' Dance McDowell Miss Daniel "When the Winds O'er th Sea Blow a Gal" Petri Mr. HUken La Fllews Rf Polonaise, flat Chopin Miss B-jMler Part I. Preamble to Carnival Scherao, minor Mendelssohn "Sal. "Good By. Sweet Vannan Mr.

HUken Sonata Miss Daniel Miss Daniel la a player cf finish and power, and her Interpretations show a thorough knowledge and understanding of the themes of th composers and sh has ths power to man her audience also feel each mood she' plays Miss Kate Buhler Is a recent graduate of Ward seminary of Nashville, where she was awarded thTgold medal for piano ln a contest with postgraduates last June. Previous to bar entering Ward seminary Miss Buhler was a puml of Miss Callender of Victoria Her playing last night showed the finish aa4 touch of an artists. Mr. HUken added greatly to the pleasure of the evening by his sympathetic, mellow voloe. He was artlstcally accompanied by Mra Hllkene.

This Is the first of a series of musical evenings which has been Inaugurated by Miss Daniel. Each Thursday evening her studio will be thrown open to hoi friends and a good program may be expected at each of these affairs. The large cool porch, all vlned-clad, under the soft glow of the JarneseJ(nterna. was an Ideal place to sit and listen to the excellent music, and many forsook the bright lights of the studio and hall to favor this delightful part of th Dsnlel home. The room were tastefully decorated wtth ferns and pot plants.

Miss Daniel was assisted In receiving the guests bv her sisters. Mrs. Dobson and Mrs. Hllkene. and these charming hostesses left nothing undone to glv their guests a most enjoyable evening.

Refreshments were served on tn porch and on the lawn. spend the winter in that congeiJal climate. Rev. W. H.

McGee of Lampasas has been visiting the family of his daughter, Mrs. G. A. McGregor. Miss Florence Holllngsworth Is at bona from a trip to Rogers.

Mrs. J. W. Webb has been In San Angelo this week. Miss Nettle MoCraney is reported as doing nicely after a serious operation performed one day this week.

Dr. W. M. Woodson Is in Cameron on a visit to a niece. Rev.

H. F. Aullck and wife leave Thursday for their new home In Flat River, Mo. Miss Shirley Gordon of Houston Is visiting Mrs. Herbert W.

Smith. Misses Maggie Bentley and Juanlta Fuller have returned to school at Georgetown after several days' visit to their homes here. Miss Jessie Warren of Kllleen la visiting the family of E. E. Mooty.

W. C. Halbert Is In McCullough county this week. Mr. and Mrs.

H. M. McCelvey and son, Douglas, are In St. Louis. D.

B. Wall Is preparing to move bis family to a recently purchased ranch la Concho county. Mrs. Mary Cochran Is In Hempstead. Henry Humphries of Lenavllle was a Temple visitor this week.

Miss Mabel Adrian is in Dallas In attendance upon a musical college. J. R. Holland ot Salado was hers during the week. Mrs.

H. O. Denison of Houston Is here on a visit to the family of her son. Frank L. Denison of the Tribune.

Mr. sad Mrs. W. W. Crawford have returned from the fair.

Mrs. John Funnan and sister. Miss Nellie Flake, of Belton were visitors at the home of D. J. Toung this week.

Mrs. Edna Johnson and daughter, Mrs. E. A. Wlnkleman, of Fort Worth are visitors and contemplate making this city their home.

Miss Kate Sloan Is visiting her sister, Mra J. Ft Tantls, In Waco. J. B. Caldwell Is here from Sonwrvftle.

Van Arsdel prior to their departure on Monday tor their new home. A most delightful season was spent. Mr. William A. Klrkpatrlck of Beaumont was the city Wednesday evening to organise a choral club.

The meeting was held in ths Civlo league's rooms and committees appointed to formulate plans for the season's work. The first regular lesson will be given next week. The family ot Mr. Don Petty, after summering at Bo leys. have returned to the city.

The sad and untimely death of Mrs. Mollis Blsland Brown, wife of Mr. B. F. Brown, manager ot ths Sabine Supply company, and one of the trustees ot the city publle schools, cam aa a terrible and unexpected shock to the wide circle of friends In Orange and elsewhere.

Mrs. Brown was years of age and was loved end esteemed by every on with whom she camo In contact. The funeral services were held at the home of the de-ceasec and were conducted by Rev. T. J.

Home of the Presbyterian church. The public schools were closed tor the afternoon and the business houses closed during the hour of the funeral. The floral offerings were beautiful and man v. Tha Ladles' Study club met Friday afternoon with Mrs. E.

W. Brown on isreen avenue. The Orange Rifles have a plan on foot i to organise an auxiliary elub. The purpose la to provide tor themselves a gymnasium and armory. It will be 'a place ot pleasant recreation for the young men.

as rooms will be arranged tor reading, card and pool playing, writing and reception. A general reception hall will be on ot the many advantages where th members can entertain their wives and young lady friends. No Intoxicants in any form will be allowed In th building. Messrs, Jay Fields and R. H.

Smith have returned from an extended visit to th Louisiana Purchase exposition. Mr. Blttle Wilson of Beaumont spent a tew days In the elty this week. Mr. and Mrs.

P. B. Curry, are In St. Louis visiting the great fair. Mr.

and Mrs. Miller 8tuart of Houston are In the city, the guests of Mr. end Mrs. W. H.

Malone and Dr. and Mrs. W. B. Simmons.

Mr. W. R. Sells and family and Miss Annie Sells have returned from an Interesting visit to th World's Fair. Mr; Sells and his family left Tuesday tot then borne at Olivia.

Mrs. Walter Ooss and Miss Goes, who have been the guests ot Mr. and Mrs. H. J.

Ortmeyer, returned o- their bom at Lake Charles Monday. Miss Bettle Burton, who has been the guest of Miss Mattte Burton, has returned to her Louisiana home. Mrs. J. B.

Blsland of Ennls is In the city attending the obsequies ot her daughter. The Harmonla club has recessed Its meetings and will devote Its time to the new choral club for the winter. Saturday a merry party of young people spent the day In th woods fishing and persimmon hunting. All report a most enjoyable time. Nathan Roos, Wolf, Hecht, Henry Rooa, M.

Hecht, H. Deutschner, M. Goldstein. L. Romansky, L.

Swans. R. M. Mothner, L. Sollnsky, L.

Mothner, Jos SuUnsky, Add Koppell. H. Hellbron, Mlkfl, M. Lucas, L. Felnburg, L.

Uohrer, J. J. Nathan. Misses Esther Lewis and Hattie Kline. Mrs.

M. L. Fuller was hostess to the Twentieth Century club on Thursday. The Woman Reading club held a meeting Saturday afternoon. The Shakespeare club met with the president.

Mrs. M. L. Blxler, on Wednesday morning. Mrs.

Robert Holton gave a pretty dinner party Sunday in honor of the week's bride. Miss Mary Dudley Greer. Mr. George McManus and Mrs. Agnes Cole were Quietly married on Wednesday evening at o'clock.

Rev. Bleaker officiating. Mr. and Mrs. McManus left lm.

mediately for a visit to Boston and New Tork. Mrs. Edwin Prather Is visiting In Dallas. Mrs. W.

C. Tyrell reached home Friday from a visit to Iowa. One of the prettiest weddings In high life this fall was consummated on Wednesday when Miss Mary Dudley Greer and Mr. Chester Rugely were made man and wife. The church was beau tlfully decorated, all In green and white.

Misses Mary Duffy of Austin and Blanch Doucett were the maids of honor. Messrs. Edward Tlppltt and Autry Greer were the best men. Misses Ella Louise Rugely of Matagorda. Josephine Weaver, Julia Ives of Houston were the bridesmaids.

Metiers. Walter Kendall, A. E. Weaver, J. Sheppard and W.

W. White were the groomsmen. Mr. Autrey Qreer In his sweetest tones sang. "Oh, Promise Me," before the bridal party entered.

Mrs. Edna McDonald played the wedding march. The bride wore a beautiful robs of white Loulstne silk, the net veil reaching full length. She carried buds and ferns. After the ceremony the bridal party went to the home of the bride's parents.

Mr. and Mrs. 8. Greer, where an Informal reception was held and a change was made for the traveling costume, which was brown, Mr. and Mrs.

Rugely are now visiting his parents st Matagorda. They will reside In Beaumont and Bat-son. Announcement cards have been received In the cltv of the marriage of Miss Smith of Port Arthur and Mr. H. H.

Rouse of this city. The wedding occurred st high noon Tuesday la Kansas City. Mr. and Mrs. Rouse have returned to Beaumont, where they will reside.

Mrs. D. O. Lively has returned from a three months' stay In Chicago. Mr.

and Mrs. W. W. Kyle have returned from the fair. ana men return to Naoogdocnes ana at home to their friends at the horn of the groom's parents on North street.

Ths C. C. elub met Thursday afternoon with Mrs. E. E.

Branch. The Shakespeare club met at the noma of Mrs. Barham on Friday afternoon. Miss Vlrdlan Barham has returned to Austltn to attend school. Her address is 1601 Colorado street.

The Woodmen's Circle met on Thur day afternoon at Mrs. A. D. rlggs of Nsw Tork and Mrs. Hampton Stone of Beaumont ar visiting Mra.

Dr. Ford of this city. Mrs. Stone Is a niece of Mrs. Ford.

Dr. and Mrs. W. I. M.

Smith ra- -turned from St. Louis on Monday. Mrs. Fears of ADoleby is jisltlng ri- fives In the city. She Is ths guest of her sisters.

Mrs, Hawkins and Council, on North street, WEIMAR. H. E. Carey ot Eagle Lake wag tn th elty last Sunday. Mrs.

T. 8. Doggett spent few flays! in Flatonia the past week. Mrs. H.

Carleton returned Saturday last from a visit to relatives In Columbus. Miss Toog Malgne spent a tew days with relatives In Ehltnger ths past weak. Mr. Erie Boettcher of Houston spen' last Sunday with relatives Ma and Mra Lester Holt of Columbus were visiting relatives last Sunday. Mrs.

8. McLeary spent a tew days) In Ban Antonio the past week. Mrs. T. A.

Hill returned Sunday from a few days' visit to Houston. H. Nussbaum and wife of Eagle Lake spent last Sunday with relatives. Miss Dona McCormack Is visiting relay, tlves In Columbus this week. Mrs.

8. McCormack spent part of last week ln Houston. Miss Enid McLeary left last Friday for Torreon. Mexico, to assume charge ot a school. Postmaster B.

r. Seydler left Monday for a three weeks' visit to Bt Kouls. Mrs. William Vinson of la spending a few days with relatives. Miss Gabert returned to ber horns In Waco Wednesday.

Mra J. W. Holloway Is spending a tew weeks in Houston. Misses Eddie and Itaska Hill ar visiting friends In Columbus. Tom Cohen left Thursday for Sheffield.

to be gone some time. Miss Bessie Allen left Thursday night for a week's visit to New Orleans. Dr. R. R.

Ratllft left Tuesday for a visit to his home in Mississippi and a week's visit to St. Louis. Mra. J. V.

Neuhaus of Houston and Mrs. C. L. Hackberry spent last Sunday with friends and relatives. A very pleasant little hop was given by the young men Thursday evening at the opera house.

Music was furnished by Prof. Hildcn and dancing was indulged to to a late hour. Among thos present were Misses Verna Burford. Kat Allan Alma Herder. Maggie Cohen, Ethel Van Alstyne, Nell Hancock and Una Walker: Messrs.

Cam Holloway, O. Heyer. E. Chlnn. Baar.

E. Eck, J. Mltohell, C. Yort and others. CROCKETT.

Mr. Phillips of Groveton was a fries at Mrs. W. J. Kelley's this week.

On Sunday afternoon, at the bride's home, Miss Helen Woodson was married to Mr. Ayere of Dallas. Only a fsw Ultimate friends were present. Mr. and Mrs.

Ayers left Immediately for Dallas, their new home. Mrs. D. A. Nunn left Sunday for St.

Louis, where she represents the D. A. Nunn chapter, United Daughters of th Confederacy, ln the National convention. Mrs. John Le Gory, Misses Annie Stokes and Hortense Le Gory left for the fair Sunday.

Miss Jennie McNeal from CarllnvtUe, 111.. the guest ot Mrs. Maud Penc. On Saturday Mr. and Mrs.

J. P41all, Mr. and Mrs. C. L.

Shivers, Misses Hall and Maggie Foster left for BU Louis. Miss raullne Bromberg left for Alto, where she will teach In the publlo schools. Quttj a pleasant party of young people were entertained at th hospitable horn of Mr. nd Mrs. W.

A. R. French, to meet Miss McNeal of Illinois. Mrs. McClure and son of Alto are visit ing n-r motner, Mrs.

uooisoee. Mrs. Maud Pence entertained Wednei At.v afternoon for Miss McNeal. I On Fridsv evening Misses Ethel am Frances Wootters entertained very in formally a lew friends complimentary to Miss Mary Young of Bastrop. Arch Baker and Roy Dupree are taking ln ths fair this week.

Quite a Jolly theater party enjoyed th play on Wednesday evening. Th party was chaperoned by Mr. and Mrs. Painter, Mr. and Mrs.

Self, Mesdames Starr and Harrand, Misses Young of Baotrop. Mo-OIU, Ethel and Frances Wootters, Messrs. Svdnor Murchlson, Judge Newman, BIIU Alkefi and Will Ike Kennedy made th party. Miss Annie Williams left Sunday for Oakhurst, where she will teach. Mra C.

C. Stokes Is visiting ln Abl- 'en' LULING. Mrs. E. H.

Perry of Lockhart Is visiting friends ln the city. Aaron Lumblner returned Friday front Lockhart Joe Amolsky of Waelder Is visiting ln the city. Rev. Bwsnn of Lockhart was ln the city Monday. A party composed of Mr.

and Mra J. Parsons, Mrs. Wlllo Hardy, Misses Amelia and Sadie Epstein and Miss Margaret Huff left Thursday over the Southern Pacific tor the World's Fair at St, Louis. Mrs. L.

H. Dowell Is visiting at Rancho. Utile Smith of Lockhart was hsr several days last week. Mrs. George F.

Huff has returned front a stay of several months at Fort Davis. Miss Cook of Beguln Is visiting her slater. Mra. R. P.

Conn. Miss Fae Carter ot Lockhart visited friends In the city this week. Miss Nina Champion left Saturday for Utopia. Miss Ora Lamkln Is visiting with relatives ln Hallettsvllle. j.

w. Rainboit or uonsaies was hei Sunday. w. w. upscom ot Ban Antonio wag here last week.

Jake Wolf returned Saturday front Lyons. Miss Brassle Brown has returned front a visit lo relatives In Lockhart The young society people of Lullng had a very delightful danc Tuesday night, Th muslo for th occasion was furnished by the Jos Vallno string band of San Aa- tonto. A. S. Carter of Lockhart was her Thursday.

Steen Davis of Gonzales was berg Wednesdsy. J. D. Chllds ot San Antonio was In th city Tuesday. Mrs Redus of Hondo Is visiting relatives ln th city.

HEARNE. Mrs. T. P. Westbrook has returned front aa extended visit to Bt Louis and othe points.

Mrs. J. L. Haslett left Saturday vn. Ing of last week In company with several San Antonio ladle for St.

Loula, where they go to be ln attendance at tha convention of the United Daughters of the Confederacy and to visit the fair. i The regular business meeting of the T. N. Waul chapter. United Daughter of tha Confederacy, was held on Tuesday attar- COLUMBUS.

Mr. and Mrs. S. E. Monro have returned trom a to New York and St.

Louis. Mr. and Mrs. Ed Ernst and Misses Ida May and Katie Ernst returned Sunday from the St. Louis tali.

Mr. and Mrs. Orin Elliott of Terrs 1 Haute, are the guests ot their relatives, Mr. and Mrs. W.

Miller, lu tnls city. Mrs. R. H. Harrison, left yesterday to spend several days In Houston.

Mia Bismarck Heyer, who has been with relatives In Oils city for several weeks, left Monday for hsr home ln Waxahaohie, accompanied as tar as Houston by ber sister, Mrs. 8. E. Monroe. Mr.

and Mrs. Leo V. Hahn and Mr. J. Alvey Harbert spent several days in Houston this week.

Miss Mabel Elrcd left last week tor Austin to attend th university. Mr. Little Harrison lett last week for the Agricultural and Mechanloal college at Bryan. Mra. Henry Use and Miss Lillian Use returned Wednesday morning from a visit to Houston.

Mra Lester Holt and little Miss Gladys spent last week with relatives to Weimar. Mr. and Mrs. T. B.

West and llttls Miss Dorothy Elinor West spent several days in Houston this week. Mr. and Mrs. L. Avars returned from the St.

Louis fair last Sunday. Mr. and Mra Sam Green and Miss Lll-llt Zwlener, who spent this week attending the fair at St. Louis, are expected in. me in a fsw days.

Mrs. Corra Bacon Foster of Houston was In this olty Friday and Saturday. Mr. Stephen McCormlck is spending this week with his relatives In this olty. Mrs.

E. B. Steadman spent a few days ln Sun Antonio this week. Mrs. Kate Hansen left Saturday with friends from Richmond for the fair at Bt, Louis.

I Thornton and daughter, Miss Nina Byars spent this week with Mrs. Warrer Williams In this olty. Julian Barkley arrived In "wek to be a permanent hlS PfTonts, Mr. and Sn. Robert Upton Barklev.

The Thursday Evening Euehr club met on Thursday with Miss Ella Ilse and etinf games wer played, after which It was found that the PnlS.e"-.rfr" Delaney. club prize Mra H. C. Mix. guest nrls "l.Mlei Grac.

Mahon. boobjT Thole participating were Mr. and Mrs. Avars. Mr ano Mrs.

West, Vr 'n Lti 1 Mrs. Ben Bakee. Mra. C. Mix.

Mrs. R. H. Harrison, Mrs. Charles Stafford, Misses Jo B'nche Delaney.Elin Use Ilse.

Grace Mahon, Georgia Jamison, and Messrs. Sam Houston, J. A. Itf Wilson. Louis Ilse, nd Abe Stlener.

WHARTON. Tuesday evening Mr. and Mra. L. penn entertained a few friends at their home.

Progressive flinch was the amusement Indulged In until a late hour, after which the guests were refreshed with ices and cakes. The J. E. B. Stuart chapter did not hoW Its regular meeting on Monday, nor will they celebrate the natal day of Judge Reagan, owing to the death of R.

J. Henton, a Confederate veteran and a member of Buechell camp, who died at his home ln this place Sunday afternoon, October 2. The Winnie Davis auxiliary was entertained by little Miss Gladys Davidson at te home of her parents Saturday afternoon. Miss Rosa Dawdy entertained the MethodUt Ladles' Aid society Friday aftnon. The affair was a very elaborate one, It being the first meeting since the adjournment during the heated season.

As the weather is now getting cooler the members of this organization are arranrlng for chuich benefit In the near future. Mra. R. 8. Rockood entertained a few frlei.ds Thursday evening with gsme of flinch.

The guests were refreshed during tho progress of the gamo with punch. Tho beard of managers of the Whartou library at a meeting on Monday decided tn give a book reception at the city hall on Thanksgiving Day. The affair will be quite elaborate, one ln which all tho cltlsens ot the town will participate. Amusements and a nice lunch will be prtvlded and In exchange all attending will be expected to donate a good book. Mrs.

Ira G. Bond of Bay City has been the guest the past week of Mrs. J. M. Andrews.

Mrs. W. S. Brooks Is home from St. Louis.

Mrs. H. A. Cline and Miss Dees aro visiting relatives at Lane City. Mr.

and Mrs. C. C. Mayfleld have moved to Wharton. Miss Flossie Bell left for Glen Flora Sunday, where she opened the school on Monday.

Miss Jessamine Whitley was the guest of Mrs. V. H. Merrtwether Tuesday and Wednesday. LUFKIN.

Mr. Ross Houston and Miss Oscle Traweek were married at the Methodist church yesterday morning. Rev. A. 8.

Whltehurat officiating. Th marriage was a surprise to the city, and the many friends of both contracting parties poured showers of congratulations upon them. The young couple left for Dallas and San Antonio, and In a few weeks will return and make Lufkln their home. The Epworth League will render one of their programs at the Methodist church tonight, which will be as follows: Song. No.

WJ. Scripture reading. Bong. No. 464.

Prayer. Violin Solo Miss Clegg Essay Miss Fannie Gray Recitation Miss Ruby Maroney Duet Misses Laura Brusch and Mae Vinson Recitation Miss Gladys Kelley Essay Miss Stella Bonner Duet Misses Rose and Bobble Christopher Recitation Miss Jessie McGonnlco Essay Mr. O'Quinn Duet Misses Hale and Clegg Song, No. 169. Benediction.

Miss Edna Evans and little sister, Gladys, have returned from a visit to St. Louis. John Oats and daughter, Miss Emma, of Hamlet were In town a few hours Friday. J. W.

Vineyard of Nacogdoches was here ln the Interest of the Nacogdoches crate and box factory Friday. Mrs. Hoard, who has been spending the summer at Garrison, returned home Friday. J. H.

Kurth. and W. E. Porter returned from St. Louis this week.

Miss Ines Gann, who has been holding the position of stenographer at the office of the county clerk, has resigned her position and entered the Tyler Business college. Miss Hattie Thomas of Nacogdoches Is in ths city. NACOGDOCHES. Mr. Charles Hoya and his daughter, Miss Jennie, accompanied by Miss Mary Hoya, a sister of Mr, Hoya, left on Thursday for a visit to th World's Fair at Bt.

Louis. Mlsr Mary Daughtl left on Wednesday night 1:10 northbound train for Shreveport, wher she was mat by her eletsr-ln-law, Mrs. C. N. Doughtl; thence to Vlcksburg, where shs was met by her brother, C.

W. Dough-tie, and went to MoCombs' City, Miss to spend a few days, and then she will go, ln company with her brother and wife, for a visit of the World's Fair. Shs will remain there about ten days and return by way of Memphis, where she will be met by her brother, Dick Doughtle, and go with him to his home at Helena. and remain three Or four weeks, snd then visit Meridian. Montgomery.

Macon, Columbus, and JCufaula. and Will be home In January, 1906. tit. and Mrs. Robert Irion left on Thursday's train for the World's Fair.

Mr. and Mrs. Weatherly and children "BRENHAM. At th suburban bom of Mr. and Mn.

j. B. Wllklns, ths Twsntisth Cntury club WSS si VRn a moat rinlivfetful Bftnpnnan Thursday, October Mrs. Florence Mo- urew oeing th host of th occasion. Ths lowering cloud and drlssllng rain outside accentuated th Jokes and Jollity that relgued within aa th ladles present spiritedly th new gam ot Bus-tsr Brown.

At th close of th gams a dainty and most appetizing repast awaited the guests In ths dining room. A soft gray light fell over tin damask, polished silver, sparkling cut glass, and all the appointments of a well arranged and well lined table. A delicious ooilation was served in two courses creamed ohlckeh, sandwiches, olives, coffee and cbooulats, foUowed by marshmallow oak and ambrosia fit for tbs gods. Mrs. McUrew I a charming hostess Interest never flagged.

Bright witticism followed reparteethe ladle wer loath to leave. It was altogether one ot the most pleasant entertainments la tbe club's history. Thar was a gay party of slrawridera out Monday night for amusement and complimentary to Miss Kltt Wast, who Is her on a visit from San Antonio, th guest of Miss Kitty Searcy" Miss Edna Lewis and Mra. C. a.

Krue-ger of BeUvllle spent Saturday In ths Miss Annie Ahrenbck left Saturday for Rockdale, Miss Ozell Doremus of Bryan la here on a visit to Mra J. M. Mathla. Mrs. L.

M. Mills, who has been visiting In AmarUlo, has returned horn and resumed her position as operator at th Postal Telegraph office. Engelklng left Sunday for Mill Creek, where sh has accepted a school which started there Monday morn-Mrs. A. E.

Pac and daughter. Miss Mae, left Sunday morning for Liberty Hill, where Prof, Pac has accepted th prtndpalshlp of th school here. Ri. nd wl' -nd Mr. C.

W. WInkelmann left Sunday morning for St. Louis to take In the exposition, and from there will visit Chicago. Mr. E.

Franklin, wife and babies, who have been her on a visit to Mrs. Franklin's parents, lstt last evening tor Austin. Mrs. Speed of Beasley, who baa been her on a visit to bar father, Mr. F.

Harris, st Greenvln. left today for a visit to Corsicana. Mr. L. F.

Harris ot Greenvln was la th city today. Mrs. M. T. Hudgins of Chappell Hill spent Thursday In tbe elty.

Mrs. W. A. Vines of Piano and Miss Minnie McDonald are her on a visit, ths guests of Mra. H.

Thiol. Mrs. Morgan went down to Wallls Thursday to visit her daughter-in-law and grandbaby. M. Shepard Clay of Independence spent Thursday In the city.

Mr. Pier and daughter, father and sister of Dr. Pier, are here on a visit from Buckhorn. Mrs. Amos Smith of Somervllle, who has been here on a visit, has returned home.

Mra Dr. Trenchmann and Mrs. Dr. Becker of Kenney came up today. HALLETSVILLE.

Misses Bart and Emma Searcy visited with friends In Yoakum last week. Mrs. M. A. Avant left Thursday for Yoakum to visit friends for a week.

Mrs. 8. C. Patton visited In San Antonio last week. Mrs.

L. Scheley Is at home after a visit to the family of her son-in-law, Dr. W. J. Womack.

In El Paso: Mrs. M. F. Nan has returned trom visiting relatives to Gonzalez. Dr.

and Mrs. 8. B. Cobb are now permanently oca red here and are at Mrs. Klla Tlppett's.

Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Appelt are up from Jackson county visiting relatives. Miss Jessie Lamkln is here from Lullng visiting st the home of her brother, Hon. J.

C. Lamkln. Mrs. B. D.

Peterson Is at home after quite a stay with ielatlvea In Bastrop. Mrs. William Snyder and children, who have been visiting at the home of County Surveyor Russell, have returned to their home ln EUta county. Miss Cissle Leut-etter his gone to Hone, where she will teach during the fall uno Inter. Mrs.

Leo Levey 1 ber from Houston visiting relatives. Mr. and Mrs B. J. Motls, W.

B. Hawkins and E. R. Meitzen have returned trom a visit to the fair. Mr.

H. J. Strur.k and daughter. Miss Emma, of Oakland visited at the home of Dr. A.

A. Ledbctter the first of the week. Mrs. Sam Devall and Mrs. C.

A. Cobb are visiting relatives ln Yoakum. Mrs. Patton McCord Is visiting ln Sweet Home. Mrs P.

P. Putney has returned to Eagle Lake after visiting relatives here. Miss Mary Stelslg Is here from Fayette-vllle visiting the family of ber uncle, Mr. Joseph FohL Mr. W.

H. Bennett Is In Houston serving on the Federal grand Jury. Mr. and Mrs. Max Lands have returned home from a visit to relatives ln Eagle Lake.

Postmaster Miller and F. W. Neuhaus visited Houston the first of the week. Hon. Frlench Simpson, lawyer, banker, farmer and poet, left Wednesday for Tyler to attend th Truck Growers' association meeting.

Prof. T. 8. Cox returned Sunday from a visit to his family in Hlllsboro. Mr.

Harry Csrvllle and family have removed to Coleman, and Mrs. W. E. Mc-Klnnon and family will go to the same place within a few days. The Woman's Christian Temperance Union met at the home of Rev.

A. W. Rabb Friday afternoon. The Ladles' Cemetery association entcr-tslned at the home of Judge W. R.

Mc-Cutchan Thursday afternoon. LOCKHART. The Ladles' Irving club held their first meeting of the season Tuesday afternoon, and had a full attendance or the membership. The subject of study was "Antony snd Cleopatra," and the lesson topio was "Egyptian Sculpture and Sculptors," The Ladles' Business club had a delightful reception and entertainment at their elegant new club room Wednesday afternoon. Mrs.

V. W. Wiggins and children and Mrs. Howard left Wednesday for their new home In San Antonio, where Mr. Wiggins has gone Into the drug business.

Mrs. Joe Blanks and Miss Lula Worrall visited San Antonio during the past week. Mr. A. H.

Harris and wife ot Belmont are visiting the family of Mr. A. A. Harris In the city. Mrs.

Mamie Jarrett of San Antonio came over on Sunday and spent the week with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. W. M. Steel.

Colonel Cyrus Thompson, having fully recovered from his recent Illness, has gone on a visit to the Bt. Louis fair. Mrs. Mary Barrow win teaching the Brock school Monday. Mr.

W. W. Baker and family of Wilson county are visiting their son, Mr. G. VV.

baker, to ths olty. Dr. Hamee and wife of Tllman were ln the olty trading and shopping one day during the past week. Mrs. Canfleld of Lavernla Is visiting the family of Sheriff J.

J. Sanders. Mra Liebe and sister, Miss Ripple, arrived In Lockhart Sunday to Join Mr. Liebe, who has a situation with Mr. Henry Masur.

Mr. J. 8. Browne, now of Yoakum, an old cltlsen of Lockhart, is visiting In tn city and shaking hands with his many old friends. Rev.

A. L. P. McCurdy of Cuero was ln the eir- Tuesday. Mrs.

Dr. HU1 has returned from 'her sorrowful trip to Italy, Texas, where sh attended the funeral of ber fatner, Colo-nel Grlgsby. Mra S. M. Nixon of San Antonio was In th elty a few hours Tuesday.

Mr. Scbawe and wife, prominent citizens of Reedvtlle, wer th city on business Monday. Mr. Charlie Hudson sd wife of Yoakum came up Sunday to attend th funeral ot Miss Daisy Allen, who was a sister to Mrs. Hudson.

They returned to their bom Tuesday. i Marriage licenses wer Issued to past week as foUowsi tarrta to M. PALESTINE. Mr. WUber Rltchardaon left thli mk for Tyler.

Mr. Healy left this wwk for St. Louis to visit a sister who Is living there. Mr. and Mra.

John returned home thl wee from the Wwld's Fair Judge and Mrs. Gould and Dr. Grant and wife and others will make up a party to the St Louis fair this wetk. Mrs. W.

J. Crawford left this week for St. Louis to attend the big meeting of the United Daughters of the Confederacy and to se the tair. Misses Curul and Garnet Ozment accompanied her. Itev.

and Mis. V. Anderson left this week for Billings, on a two weeks' vacation. Uliey win visit the lair before a-eturtung. Ansa toessie Welbom left for Tyler a few day ago to enter the l'yier college.

'A'he (Shakespeare club met with aLIs Maud ifowier Tuesday afternoon. Mies McHenry was at the train this wee to nieei liss Annie Baldwin, woo was returning to her home in ftunisvuie trom her music studies lu Boston. Dr. and Mrs. Hsnry Unk returned this vfeek.

They have oeen to Now York, where the doctor attended lectures, and returned by way 01 St. Louis and visited the fair. Tfafatr many friends will regret to learn that Mr. Wood Starr and family hard decided to move to Jacksonville. Hon.

T. M. Campbell has returned from Bt, Louis and Nashville. Mrs. Campbell, who assisted Mrs.

liufsnilth as hostess of the Taxa building, stopped at Longview. Miss Fanny Campbell, who accompanied them, was left at Ward Seminary at NashviU. At Mr. Charles Frohman's Garrlck theater. In New York, the appearance of Alias Dorothy Starr Is scheduled for special matinee performance, to be given by the students of the Stanhope Wheat croft Dramatic school, on Friday, October 7.

Alias Btarr Is the daughter of A. F. Starr, the wholesale grocer of Palestine, ana only recently left for New York to enter Mrs. Wbeatcroft'e school. Much Is expected of the young lady and reports of tier success will be eagerly looked for.

Miss Starr is to appear In two widely different plays, vis, "lYank Glynn's Wife." a. faros, by Maurice Hageman, and "Love In Idleness," an original comedy, by Evangel ine M. Lent, a well-known literary and society lady. Mrs. W.

A. Price of Waycross, Is visiting her brother-in-law. Mr. D. J.

Price, and family In this city. Miss Mary Malloy Is here with her sister, Mrs. Lewis Nance, and they have set VP housekeeping on North Sycamore treat. Mm Edgar Melton Is home from a visit to Troupe. Miss Belle Sweeny Is home from a summer vacation spent in the North.

Mrs. M. B. wood has returned from a wlstt to her son near Rusk. Mrs.

Sam Howard and children returned home this week from a two months' visit to Mrs. Howard's mother at Laredo. Miss Margaret Virginia Jonas, the dra-matlo reader and impersonator, is again visiting her cousin. Mrs. Prank Huff-smith, and wtll give one of ber delightful readings while here.

With regret we learn of the serious 111-tieas of Mr. Charles Bletry of North Sycamore street Miss Gould Is announced to be here on the Uth Instant, and will hold two public tweptlow to the Young Men's Christian Association bonding. The publle are cordially Invited. It a with sincere regret that th m-vny Mends of Mr. and Mrs.

H. O. McMahsn learst that these exoeUent oitliene are preparing to remove to Crockett. Mr. Mc-Mahen Is to business highly regarded.

We wife ana famlli will be deeply cholj, where Mrs. McMohaa's talented swrvloes iwi ever mimt.vAlnnm hE4 hat In Crockett they socially and financially meet with continual baianlaess and prosperity. toVer ftrXP "t0s thMtIUiMttr" Horn ta ra Houston to vlstt her sister, Mrs. O. Lushing.

visiting friends te Mlneola this week. wife left thl. wwk where they will reside. Mr. Noble has aoo-oted a position there.

AUSTIN. ha basket ban teania are forming and th Strang ladle, are taking great Inter-eat tn the match games whloh ero Planed tor the winter seasoned, team hoping to win the greatest number of suss Mary Fwlrel ft) th Winter's writer right away. The members are Misses Mary Meat, captain; Ludle Worley, Jo-tann Bongs. Madge Roberts. Portia josnsX Lontoe Smith.

Jessie Ramser. essrte Caperton. A dale Barblscb. Jennie Atthows, Mrxret Downle. Use Texas building at the fair T1 lal events were Ijestded over by Mrs.

Ira Hobart Evan, who Aepensad honsiiality In her usual UsnifM style. An event of gorgeoos-nessi and beauty was the evening recep-tSBSjon Friday, to which Mrs. KvaAs Invited the officials of the fair to meet Bomber of very dlstin gnashed Tha Matinee Musical club held the first lmesUng at the year at the residence of Mia. Bogene Haynle. It was only a DsasMas nsserinc and no program was Jdeed.

The members are all greatly interested in the work and are planning a. number of entertainments, which will tomarical trents to all lovers of music Tbe young ladies have quite a number of fraternities already organised. The Beta Phis are at the old Iglehart place, msxrohhvd by Mrs. Harris. The members are Mimes Susie Shelton of M'aeo.

May Wynne of HuntsvUle, Lenore llsunssell of San Antonio and the town jrlrts are Lou la and Minnie Rose, Helen Jlood. Jnlla Ertlll. Ada and Helen Gar-rtsoo. Anna Townes and Lottie BarruL The Kappa Kappa Gammas are at in Id 'WteMta ttrm. and they are Misses Annas Joe Gardiner, Mary Steadman.

May Horde-n, Helen Devlne and Eth'l Morev. The Ord Omegas are with Mrs. Thornton, at 1M Co lorn do street, and are Mines Fanny Montgomery, Lilian Walker. lelaa Thornton. Margaret Glesen and i R3IHUHK at siu pan twenty- second street, with Mrs.

Ttohsrts. and they are Misses Willie Davis. Martin: XHtis Poly. Orange; Alma Proctor and Kmma Lena Greer. Beaumont: Lucy (Whitney, Burnet; Grace Nash.

Ban An-tonia; Julia EWIIl. Frederic kiburg. The town girls are Misses Adele Johnson and 'Anna Simons. Mr. and Mrs.

Parker have returned from a trip to fit. Loula Mr. and Mrs. A. H.

Graham and daughter. Miss Emily, after spending the summer in the North, have come to Austin for the winter and have apartments si the DrickllL Miss Graham will I a belle this season, as she Is a fair debutante. Mr. and Mrs. Victor L.

Brooks have returned from their bridal trip to California. Mr. and Mrs. A. Smoot have gone to New Tork for a pleasant trip.

Mrs. Drake has with her for the winter Miss Annie M-Knltrht of Larwlo. Mr. and Mrs. Warren West Monre are home after a visit to the fair.

Miss Beulnh Shields of Ban Antonio will attend the university, and she has boen visiting the Misses Rowe for a few BEAUMONT. Master Lipscomb Norvert Invited over fifty of his young friends to aid him in celebrating bis sixth birthday Monday. Tha ftissts were given tiny horns and Iflls and wars Invited to hunt for the little sheen, cows, and toys hid out in the lnwn. Little Paul Helslg won the prlie sir finding the greatest number. Valetta T.nmb and Hal Greer won the prises In me contest for pinning the cow's tall m.

Refreshments of Ices, cakes and nfly were served. irs. H. Burkenwood was hostess to the sday Afternoon Card club this week, s. Nathan Rot Mrs.

Sam Bollnsky, s. Wolf Hecht won the favors In the of hlirh five. Refreshment of ices cike were served. Mrs. L.

Bohrer i the club next week. Among present- war ilesdamet GEORGETOWN. The Review club held Its first meeting of the season Wednesday afternoon. The president. Mrs.

Lee J. Rountree. delivered a brief address thanking ths members for tbeir confidence, as manifested in her election aa their chief officer, and asking their sympathy and co-operation. The program for ths year will be "Comparative Study of the Elizabethan Drams," and the following plays will be reviewed: "The Jew of Malta," by Marlowe: "Merchant of Venice," Shakespeare; "Ths Alchemist," Jonson; "Phllastsr, by Beaumont and Fletcher. The chief feature of Wednesday's program was a description of ths origin and development of English drama, by Mrs.

H. W. Harrel. ma aiaauQiuaa xneater, by Miss Hutton, 'The Jew of Malta" wlu ouujwvv vi siuoy lor ins nrat several lessons, after which the other dramna will K. i Therewas a full attendance and the pieaasa to renew the weekly club meetings.

Th Initial Wl-f i uivi ua inurs- flay and organised for tbe year's work. mi, i-uiiujiue uisir mstory studies, taking up this year the history of England, with the one Shakespeare drama. King Lear," for a change and recreation from the regular history work. Mrs. T.

Penn Is the president of the History club. The Standard Literature club held Its regular meeting with Miss Maggie Bells Taylor cm Saturday of the past week. Next Saturday thn in auuiTrn 1 linen shower" for the benefit of one uitir mmim wno is soon to become a bride. This will be at the home of Miss Nelms. Mrs.

W. T. Jones has gore to Dallas to visit her sister. Mrs. vV.

H. Atwell. Mrs. Grant of Mexico la visiting thlj week with her friend. Miss Chloo Mrs.

W. A. Shofher scent a few days In Florence the past week. Mr. and Mrs.

Rutledge, who spent the past two weeks In Georgetown, left last night for Granger. Mrs. Ross Whittenberg visited relatives In Florence the past week. Hon. Ham Oossett of Kaufman was here last Sunday to visit his son, who a student in ths college.

Mr. Will Mann, has gone to Galveston to enter the medical college. World s1" ha" rturn'1 tTom Marshall gave a birthday TM1n-. entertaining a large number of her young friends. townn r- Jhnson left today for a visit to his parents to Ban Marcos.

M' of San mrancaoo. Pge' her "ther-Mr. nd granddaughter, Miss Mr.V7l th9 faml1" -3' 7 M01 formerly of Georgetown. t.ZZ?? Davidson, who has been at tone to Dallas to hold the oourt of criminal appeals. Mr.

and Mrs. 8. A. Hodge. nave H' Cog-ft 2fr; Wi R' i0" win of Florence spent a few day, with friends In George- ORANGE.

The recital glvenTy the- choir of the First Methodist church of this city Frl-day night was one of the rarest musical treats ever given the people of Orange. The program was as follows: Vocal Solo, selected Mrs. D. A. Ford Selections From "Queen Esther." (a) "Bow Down to Haman" choir (b) "A Song of Joy 'AM- Davles and Reece Davlea Lo.

Oer the Wicked Malone id) "Israel, Israel" (e) "Go Thou Unto the Chorus Armitl- HeMe Davles "and (f) "Prayer for Success" A.u FoTcl ni Chorus eth" and Wee;" (h) 6" We Have Been Rambling" Davles. 1lly" and Gladys (1) "God is the Refuge" D- A- For'1 and chorus (J)) All Hall to the King" iw V.Bi;;vr'ir-V-'Mal Y.Jlce andChoms "Shall 1 No Longer Sit In Scorn" av.1i Mr- Pol'ard and Chorus (1) 7TnS.8h!in No Care Its Shadows er Thee Fling" cnanmng (m) 'Open Ye the Gates Chorus (n) -Thou Wilt Keep Him Mlone and Chorus (o) "Trust In the Lord Forever" Chorus tn Wll. ui "-y mm in ferxect 9- Dlve and Chorus Vocal Solo, Mrs. J. A Adams lf By Choir -Mithem, f)y ch Vocal Solo "That Sweet Story of Old Fanny Newport Vocal Duet "Always In the Luella and Ruth Olds Flute Solo-'Last Hope" George Grlnstead, Vocal Solo 'The Penitent" w- H- Malone Cornet Solo Could Thou But Know" W.

jr. Van ArsUel The many little friends of Miss Edna Eckert pleasantly surprised her Bun-day afternoon In honor of her eleventh birthday. Delicious refreshments were served the little folks by Mrs. Eckert, assisted by her sister. Miss Oretchen Bchlosser of Lake Charles.

Those present were: Maud and Jessie Evans. Jennie Kitchens, Frankle and Bessie Baler-sky, Little Turner, Pearl Hefllt, Ellis Schiller, Henry Schiller, Earl Schiller, Hervy Schiller, Ruth and Lillian Adams, Georgia Hagey end Helen Hagey, Mr. H. B. Jackson, one of our phllan-thropolc cltlsens, donated a fins Kimball piano to the new opera house.

Mrs. Ed Mott arrived In the city tram New Tork this week to Join her husband, who Is sn editor on the Tribune staff. Mr. Mott baa been In the city several months. Wednesday evening at the beautiful home of Mr.

and Mrs. Will Smith on Elm street, the choir of ths First Methodist cbuxea Mr, aad Mjra, jr. BRYAN. Mis Frances Pitts is visiting ln Fort Worth. Miss Kate Lawrence Is visiting In Chap-pell HI1L Mrs.

D. C. De Marret and Miss Ltlclle De Marret have returned from St. Loula. Miss Arri Col has returned trom a visit to the World's Fair.

Mrs. L. L. Mclnnls baa returned trom New Orleans. Mrs.

Parks of Mexla Is visiting bar sister, Mrs. C. F. Moor. Mr.

H. Robde and Miss Nellie Rob.de hsvs returned from a pleasant visit to St. Louis. Miss Kittle House of Franklin Is visiting Bryan friends. Mrs S.

Packard of Houston Is ths guest of her sister. Mrs, T. K. Lawreno. Mrs.

M. W. 61ms, Mrs. A McQueen and Miss Nellie Smith are at horn attar a two weeks' visit to ths World's Fair. Mrs.

H. C. Cooper of Clifton is visiting her son. who is a student at Allen academy. Mra A.

J. Puler of the City of Mexico is visiting ln Bryan this week. Mrs. iuerrver of Galveston was In Bryan Wednesday to plao her son ln Alien academy. Mrs.

D. T. Bledsoe of AbUene la th guest of Mra C. Moor. Mr.

aud airs. M. barker are guests of Mr. and Mrs. A J.

Bala ln Houston. Mrs. Japhet of Houston visited her mother, airs. JuUs Wlpprecht, In tnls city this week. Mrs.

K. B. Roberts has returned from a two months' visit to Virginia. Mrs. E.

P. Turner of Dallas, president ot the Stat Federation ot Women's Clubs, was in Bryan this week. She was entertained by Mrs. VV. 6.

Howell. Mrs. W. C. GUmora and daughter.

Miss Cora, left Monday for their home ln Abbeville, after visiting relative Dr. W. F. Taliaferro of Calvert and Miss Elizabeth Cavltt of Wheelook were united ln marriage Wednesday evening, October 5, at a clock at the home of tbe bride's mother, Mrs. Volney Cavltt, at Wheelock.

Dr. J. D. West, pastor of the Presbyterian church In this city, pronounced the beautiful ceremony wnlch was solemnized ln the presence of relatives and a few Intimate friends. Both young people belong tospromlnent families well known throughout the State.

The bride la a sister ot Mrs. Robert Armstrong of this city, and is a highly educated, accomplished and charming young lady. Tke groom is tbe eldest son of Judge and Mrs. W. O.

Taliaferro and Is a successful young physician. He has resided ln Calvert for the past few years, where he has a drug store and practices his profession. He expect to locate shortly at Saratiwa. Hardin county. Bryan has betmTionored this week by a visit from Mrs.

E. P. Turner of Dallas, president of the Stat Federation of Women's Clubs, and her presence has been an Impetus for a most delightful round of social functions. On Tuesday evening tbs home of Mr. and Mrs.

Robert 8. Webb was the scene ot a brilliant reception, at wnlch Mrs. Turner was guest of honor. A tasteful arrangement of palms snd ferns ln the spacious halls and reception rooms made ths Interior ot this beautiful home a charming place for such a delightful athering. Refreshments were served dur-ng the evening.

Wednesday evening Mrs. Turner, In company with several other ladles, was given a drive to ths Agricultural and Mechanical college, where, after a round of sight-seeing on the pretty grounds, a delicious luncheon was enjoyed with Colonel and Mrs. J. G. Harrison.

Wednesday afternoon the State president met the members of the Mutual Improvement club in open session at their club rooms at Carnegie hall, when the president, Mrs. A M. Waldrop, as hostess, gave an elegant afternoon reception as a courtesy to her club members. Mrs. W.

8. Howell entertained Mra. Turner during her visit to this city and Wednesday evening was chosen aa the time when she should show especial honor to her distinguished guest. Quite a large crowd of Invited nuests came to meet Mrs. Turner and enjoy the charming hospitality always extended by Mr.

and Mrs. Howell ln their horn. Ths Mutual Improvement club of this city was formally opened for the term of Mni-19M on Wednesday afternoon of this week with a brilliant reception given at the club rooms ln Carnegie hall by th president, Mrs. A. M.

Waldrop. The club roll numbers twenty ladles, and beside these, Mrs. Waldrop had also invited a few ex-members of the club and other special friends, thereby calling together a most congenial and appreciative company. The club colors of tne Mutual Improvement club are green and white, and the wealth of stately paimi and potted ferns banked In windows and doorways, and the vases of white roses, the dub flower, on the president's desk, were pretty reminders of this fact. The elegant refreshments served also carried out the club color scheme.

Th Stat president ot Women's Federated Clubs of Texas, Mra. E. P. Turner of Dallas, who cams by special Invitation from Mr. Waldrop, was guest of honor at this charming affair, and stood at the left of the hostess and was presented to each guest.

The other members of the receiving party were th ex-presldenta of the club, Mesdames L. L. Mclnnls. W. 8.

Howell. M. W. Sims and J. T.

Hanway. In an alcovs made beautiful and fragrant with a wealth of cot flowers, th brimming punch bowl was presided over by th cluo secretary, Mr. Paul M. Raysor. when tbe guests had all arrived, Mrs.

Waldrop, the able and beloved president, took her place at ths desk and with gavel In hand called th club to order for th first tlm sine the long summer vacation. Her sincere words of welcome and club greeting wer beautifully spoken, and as with true eloquence she spoke of tbe club's past. Its sunlight and Its shadows, and then In prophetle beauty laid out th successful path of ths future days to be, her words struck a deep and responsive chord In the hearts of all her hearers. Roll eall was answered by the members with moat chamlng "Bummer Experience," after which th followlnsT program wag rQ- CORPUS CHRISTL The past week has been a rather quiet one In Corpus Chrlstl social circles. In fact.

It has been an oft week with tha young folks, who are now closing a Joyful summer, replete with amusements, and preparing for the Indoor entertainments which are to come during the autumnal season. The bathing and tha sailing seasons are at an end, tha summer visitors are leaving and the summer girl has hied herself to her interior boms, to remain until tbe time for another pleasant fsw months "down by the seaside" rolls around. But the season for Indoor entertainment Is now at hand and soon numerous gatherings will be of dally occurrence tn many of the palatial homes of the Bluff City, where high five, euchre and other games wtll constitute a pleasant few hours of pastime each week. The Woman's Monday club spent a pleasant evening this week at the homo of lars. Ihoma Hlckey on the bluff in the study of the works of some ot the popular authors.

The civlo department of tee club also held a meeting following tile literary exercises and luaoe a report on the entertainment recently given at tne paviikm tor their benefit, wiuch netted a neat little sum, which will be devoted to the extension of the work of beautifying Artesian square and converting that place Into a pretty little city park, where the public, may go and spend a peasant few hours at their will. The first attraction of the Corpus Chnetl lyoeum course will take place at the pavilion here on the 17th Instant, when Gilbert A. Eldridge. the Impersonator, will bold the boards. The ladles having charge of the lyceum course are greatly encouraged and report that there has been quite a number of admissions taken for the several attractions which will follow the one above mention.

Misses Mary Lee Thompson, Annie Hai-sey, Nlta 3lossman and Master Francis Blossman left here this week to spend some tune viewing the attractions at the World's Fair. Mrs. A. Thompson left bare this week for Nooona on a visit to relatives at her old boms there. Mr.

and Mrs. H. C. Ivey and little daughter arrived In Corpus Christ! this week and may make this their home. Mrs.

Lee Rlggs Is visiting Oakvllle as the gueet of her mother, Mrs. A. Allen. Mrs. Wreford and daughter, Mrs.

Bess-teiro, who have been visiting Corpus Cnrlstl for tha past few weeks, left for their home to Brownsville this week. Mrs. Elizabeth Merrlman went to Alloa this week to spend several weeks visiting there ss tha guest of her sister, Mrs. F. H.

Duboss. Mr. and Mrs. H. D.

C. Gussett and son and Mrs. George R. Clark and little daughter returned boms here this week from a several months' visit to Pueblo, Mexico, where they srere tbe guests of Mr. and Mrs.

F. E. Barnard. Mrs. Del mas Gtvens left here this week for New Asbevtlle, N.

where she goes to visit her son, who Is Hi at school there. A. A. Eckerle and wife of Houston were among the visitors In Corpus Christ! during the past week. R.

O. Cook and R. H. Bingham left here this week to spend some time seeing the sights at the fair In St Loula A. J.

Bell. W. m. Coie, Bernard and G. L.

Kowalskl of Brownsville and R. N. Magill of Houston were among tbe visitors to Corpus Chrlstl this week. TEMPLE. Mrs.

A. Maley. Fort Madison, lows. Is visiting Mrs. Pat Bracken.

Mrs. George Bpauldlng and daughter, Mrs. Henrietta Sweeney, are In St. Louis. Mr.

and Mrs. D. A. Black, Mr. and Mrs.

H. J. Tandy, W. C. Knight and son, Clyde, and Mattlson Leslie are returners from tbe St Louis fair.

At 8 o'clock Thursday evening Miss Maty Dotterwelch and Mr. Charles Brooks were happily united In matrimony at the home ot the bride's parents on South Tenth street. The ceremony was performed by Rev, H. F. Aullck, pastor of the Missionary Baptist church.

Georgo A. McGregor was a Belton visitor this Mrs. George Houghton Is home from St. Louis. Mr.

and Mrs. Will France are at home from a trip to the World's Fair and Nebraska points. Mr. and Mrs. John W.

Wright are In St. Louis. John Horan has gone to Houston to reside In future. Mrs. Manna Alexander was a visitor to Brenham this week.

Mrs. Daisy Brauner of Brenham, who attended the Foreman-Alexander wedding, has returned home. H. 8. Dillard of Lampasas was a transient visitor this week.

Mrs. W. C. Ogllvy and daughter, Miss Maybell, of Galveston are visitors at the resldenoe of Mr. and Mrs.

Captain Georse E. Wlllcox for several dnys "orge J. C. Black was a Baairop tourist this week. Mrs.

J. Smith Is reported as being seriously 111. Miss Margie Taylor Is In 81. Louis. Mr.

and Mrs. 8. A. Kendig are belated visitors to the World's Fair Mr. and Mrs.

R. L. MrKnlght are noted among ths departures for St. Louis Peyton Sims and sisters. Misses Alice and Leila, are In St.

Louis. Miss Ella Pampell is at home from Beaumont. Rev. John Sloan of Bay Cltv has been the guest of his brother, Rev. T.

Sloan, for several days. Mrs. W. 8. Hotchktns Is at home from a two months' visit spent In Chicago.

George Rockwell, a former Temple clt-bn, was here this week. Mr. and Mjs. W. H.

Layne have returned to their California home, accompanied, br. ttlss Lsyua. wba will CALVERT. Dr. W.

F. TaUferro of this plao and Miss Elisabeth Cavttt were united tn marriage on Wednesday, th (th, at th bom ot the bride's mother, Mrs. Volney Cavltt of Wheelook, Texas. Rev. Dr.

West of Bryan. Texas, performing the ceremony Dr. TaUferro Is a son of Judge TaUferro of Xrunta. Texas, and a nephew of Congressman Scott Field of this city. He Is a popular young physician of this place, while the bride Is the accomplished daughter of th lata Volney Cavltt, an old an! prominent cltlsan ot this county.

Aftjr tbe ceremony the happy couple left on th southbound t.uln for Oilveston to spend their honey -mocn, tnm whence they go to Saratoga, Texas, which place they will make tutlr node. On last Saturday afternoon Ilia Davis entertained moat delightfully ths members and friends of the Forty-two club on her lovwly lawn. From i. till night the devotees sat over the forty-two board deeply Interested In the meriU.ot tills most pleasurable of games. Seven tables were brought Into requisition on tnls occasion for the accommodation of the twenty-eight guests present, and from the first to the last game played Jollity and good will reigned supreme.

The score cards vere beautiful, beuig a lusie on a sled and a little sailor boy. who shared their good fortune or 111 luck (whatever tbe case might be I together. Four exciting games were played, at the conclusion of which the prises were awarded Mesdamis C. P. Jones and B.

Iwls and Miss Glennle Wilson tied for tho club prise. Miss Wilson coming out victorious. Among the guests Mrs. E. T.

Bears and Misses- Edna Hl and Ella Randolph were successful In Greatest number of games. Miss Hill drawing the highest domino. Tho tone hand faypr was captured by Mrs. n.r.y(- SJTtt- Mleseo Berdle McCrary and Jennie Slddall for the laurels. This afternoon of pleasure was happily concluded with a dAclous repast consisting of peanut sandwiches and Ice tea-Misses Irene Gammlll.

Annie Hardy, Marian Marks and Pauline Drennan returned home Wednesday night from a delightful visit to the World's Fair The Aloha club held a highly enjoyable session on last Tuesday afternoon at the hospitable heme of the cMb president. Mrs. R. A. Resser.

Important business was transacted and the work of the new club year generally discussed. The hostess graciously dispensed most delightful refreshments. Ice rream and cake, which were thoroiu hly enjoyed T.I,L!"Viino A. Strieker and J. Philbrick and Master George 8trliker ore at home -rom a week's tight-seeing at Mr and Mrs.

R. H. Drennan left Tuej-day for Navasota, where they will mako their home. Mesdaroes 8 Walton, J. H.

Drennr.n end Misses Ruth Metlock and Hcssle Henderson comiwse a party of vloitors to the exposition. The Shakespeare club members began their labors on last Wednesday after- president. Mrs. John T. Garrett Miss Jnele Bush left Friday night for fa-idngln' SSTT WU1 Ms.

Hodges, mother of Rev A "Frankllnt th" P'ae Fr'da)r 'or VICTORIA. Mrs. J. K. Hexter and children.

Miss and Master Jules, returned Thursday from a two months' absence spent at Waukesha, St. Louis and the East. While in Boston she placed her daughter, Miss Minna, at school. Mr. and Mrs.

J. M. Brownson are expected home Saturday from Virginia, whore they have been spending several months visiting their daughter, Mrs. Bruce Burns. thu' wk.

vl8lted reUtlve- Cuero Mrs. Cook of South McAlester. L. ln tn cltr Wednesday to visit her sister. Mrs.

Hal Ashworth; her mother, Mrs. Mary Blckford, and her sis. visiting her for several months, returned witi. tiff, Mr. and Mrs.

W. F. Watson of Hous-leU Sunday MaJor S' Dan- Major G. -W. L.

Fly and his grandson Milton Hill, left Monday for the'ftSrfS their return they will stop at Nashville Montgomery and New Orleans Mrs. Eugene Verhelle and son. who have been spending the summer at Waring, have returned home. Edward and Charlie Stols left Saturday for the exposltlon.ii Mrs. A.

v. Dobson and children have returned from a visit to Port Lavaca. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Klein ofwharton visited relatives Sunday.

on Miss Marie Robinson of Richmond la visiting Mrs. James Hill. cnmna Is thMrfaSa' Ashworth left Wednesday for KM." week'18 The W. P. Rogers ohapter of th United Djuguters of the Confederacy met Tuesday afternoon at the home of the president.

Mrs M. Wheeler, and decided to observe Judge Reagan's birthday and also arranged for the annual Memorial Day, November 1. Miss Grace Murphy has returned from a pleasant visit to the Misses Amery at Anao.ua. Hon. A M.

McFadden and wife returned last week from six weeks' trio to Colorado and St. Louis. B. M. Smith returned home from Dent.

Ing last Friday, whither he went to accompany his family home. They have been away for th past. nine months for ths benefit of Mrs. Smith's health. John Regan cam over from Houston Sunday on ths excursion and spent th day with th home folk.

The Married Ladles' High Five club an Tuesday afternoon with Mrs. F. nuon in ineir nail. I Miss Kai Davis visited Calvert friends-' and relatives this week. aars.

t. n. Hartsog and Children ar at home after an extended visit spent with relatives at Pass Christian, Miss. Miss Llsils Weeden ot Bryan was bt ths city with friends Sunday afternoon route home from Austin. i Mist Alma Horton ot Wheelook topp4 1.