JM >
L' f- . . ^ ' *"- * tfcj
' ,>-^-""t"' RT niNNCD
n I nimiiiii
i *' T ? 4,1 ""HMUIf
a
. v ;- I? tfooot <*.?. Friend Mr. Will I
>--??*#**, Wfco t? To Wad Mia*
| QnthiMof SaUfbury on March
' "' ' ' ! J
Oa laat awaatni llr. D. U. Cut*
Jr.. wu boat at a most delightful (
Is a'alaak dlaaer la haaar of his ,
frlaad Mr. Will Aran wbaaa mar- t
rlaca ta Mlaa Maa Cpthrall at Bala- I
? burr, N. e_, Will tabs flaaa aa 1
roan vaa Tallow aad Tie lot aadtbe
, .T labia with Its Bateokur* marpt tip. ,
ar Tallow aatla mods a'*t*Mr fU< i
. e,v tar. la ?a nalla* a?ht fnn naar ,
waasa taaan. fa fact, tha room ,
? ^nn a .MifaVfa n a aa a n a# nnalnn
"M? avWwi wl bpi i?a
I baca baakat of >oat?Uls aaspaadad !
' fran faa abaadatlar am a laraa ,
. baal ad tAa aana ?aaara aa Un n- j
. Ma bate*. ' ,
TMIal. haaid wan I m*~A al.?
WMUM C4U bnuUg u aor ,
PMa MM tnoK MtlW kin
. MlM M M ?M ill. Mr. Car
.n* >lll<l' I'WI'I I 1 Otl ?Mk
. " writ* aa ' prompt* good with for
. gko*rMo a>4 groom to bo. Itt telle*l?e
M * tab- Will:
*1 *Mt 1* yon Mk k?(. long
f;; JNllMiMnPII . pnln u? otrlto;
? ? ,r> talMHtt wk mgn nt tkla
-J-- ?nu Molir WIIHii uomplo on
_'T- got .-?> fttiiUni W* lor tbofoUowlng
*'
ST; tSTuj.
*.., '" ^jgaa wMhft * Cnrtor. Jr.; .Kit
jna TUMI. an..Will Clark. Mr.
?. m. Conor, Mr. d. m. Cortor.
f; r. OtflHlfES
?? -
fBjf - .,.? * * j
1 ,1- Tha "Marrtaaa Wast Trio" opanod
I _ U tha Nn Thaatar laat night (or
W- Ua laat halt of tbr Datk. imwtlni
iAMNM iMrad daactag Mt
7 of amahhl quality.
J ' "H wry uttiatiMa to th? aipaaom??t
wlii. and only a osail aadlaaaa
n oat, tkat howerar, had
aothlag to da with tho aieaUaat
I ?aam? MM trto. f,
W Tho ahioro Boattonod arttaU of
U ' fcr Mw a** foataroa la tha -war
i of Oaadot and u ao araraga. IV U
Ifc ' ona of thd hadt thik hara playad hara
Tha Ballon glataraa aa nana), ara
fallr aa to tha ataadnrd and a high
aalaatlaa that iraaOf ??aa1a to tha i
awaaaaaaat OHtar Bfrtlal mi.
5 Ma aid ho (Ham tomorrow fro.
Witt aroraU
11 la I a a. for which a nodal priori
will prarall,' It and 10c
/ '
] * aunti.i mm
^itufT . mum mwalace, Cal., Mar ??Tha
WWM fas will alar aa anhlbltlo*
gaaaa with tha daa Praaclaea tram
at tha Paatto Caaat Lnagaa hara to
dag. and aaathar la aahadated for
aataa, Maw. Mar. 4.?Man air r
ppwp^iuj... .
y jl
? :'" 7'x?}r -'*3 ' '
BUM
'TnME
ormarly Preceding Elder of The
Wuhiugton DUtricf- Now R?
tide* at FayettevUl, n! C Miahap
Regretted.
. ? ' >;! J;
A Item from raretttrUle, N
etatae that bht. b b. John. preddla*
elder of the FejettenUe dU
xict of tb* M, M. Church, while M,
emptlng to pace nnmbor of waaon*
A tho rood woo Injured whoa hto mo
or car went lata a dttab on Uaw.eeeca
edpe of that town WedeeeOer
ifmrwooa. tfj John waa throwa
maJMAUe wheal and (a eoamquanc.
to raoatred aavaral hraiaaa about the
dba aad breaat. The doetora fo not
rat kaow the extant or hie lnjuriee
>at thar are not at praaent regardrd
la vary eerloue.
Mr. John U wall aad farorablj
laawa la able eltr where tot four
raare he waa praetdlar alder of the
ffaahlaetoa dletrlct. The aewa of
Ua accident will be earned wtth rairet
br hie frlende hare.
lAILHOAD PRCS. GIVES
STATEMENT AS TO PACTS
v IP RE IP OWNERSHIP
o i n
la regard to tho pabllahed atatoheata
that tho Department ot J noire
waa lavoattgaUag tho ralatloaa
MtWoan tho aPnaaylrnnla Railroad
ad tho Norfolk and Woetarn. Bam al
Da, Prootdont of tho Paaaayl
ran to Railroad, oatborlaoo tho titowing
eta toman t:
Laat rear tho Attorney General la
llaatil hlo otdw that the owaerahtp
if Norfolk aad Wedtern Railway
took bp the Penneylranla Railroad
tod a? 11atod eodapaalao waa lackL
IP area to:ddaailia Tbia waa relarded
Mr tho board ot dlraeMka
if the Peanaylvanla RaUroad a lm
poolng apOn them tho daty of moot
gordfaUp geconalderlng It he qnee->
tloa of tho local right of tho ana
pear to hold thooo aha rot, aa tho
lompeny would graaUr regret aa
paging la aap ooatroTorap with tho
Popanmoat at lamina.
Not oaly tho eomaaar'a owe eoaa
In. bat a too Independent oonaaol
pore requeeted to rarlowr tho whala
taae aad to (Ire thalr opinion oa to
tho locality at tha oompany'a pool
doc. >
tr.-le. aaalfwllw aeaoUaaail tha
matter, tlx director. of the PmujIiul>
Railroad found themselves ta
this position:
il > baslnoaa proposition, they
were conrtnoed that a aala of tbaaa
llllll amid be detrimental ta tka
Lataraata of tba company'* etockholdsca
As a matter of experience and general
poller, they ware oonalaeed that
Cka relatione between tba ePnnaylraala
and tba Norfolk and Waiters
Syatama vara aa aaaantlal and ban
edeinl to tba pnkllc they aerred at
thay ware to tba companies them
aires.
Aa a matter of law, they ware ad
Ttaed br counsel that these holdingi
were proper.
Aa traatoaa, therefore, for tba
tt.bdfc ahareholdere of the Penney
ranla. Railroad Company, tba Dl
rectors fait that In the absence ol
an aatitarttatiTe determination bj
the oaaite, thay would not ba lab
tided In crataltoaaly reeolring ad
Tersely to the Interests of the sabre
holders the doubt Intimated br th<
Attorney General aa to the legallti
01 tbo ownership.
The d tree tore thereupon took no
tloo accordingly. which waa prompt
ly commeatoatod to the- Attorns:
Oenearll, with assurances that If thi
Department of Justice should dual
ly determine that It waa proper)]
rpoulred to Inatltato legal preeeed
lags. tbte company waald cooper
ate with tka department In. el]
Xthe. department might daaa
'prists to bitmap. n'prompt da
termination br tba Supreme Camel
the United States of tba law got
analog thta alluntlon.
Witt BHU1VB* TRT-OCT
- Willi 0BMONOTR4TOH
ARftrwA ro? ptwrosi
The member of tba Voluataa
PWJI'IW. U.J'1111 .
'jjal
INGT
WASHING!
UtS
SCHOOL lire .
opm
"? -? TT Till i ii ?> - - r\ ?#
r txiwara Drignam dbs$o-i roiuiido
and Dramatic Reader Will
Entertain For Benefit oi The
Wahlaco.
The nUfectlon at the Public School
baUdlan thla t'Ulit will he Mr. Edwntd
Bclgham. the noted beeao froraade
aad dramatic reader. The
entertainment will he tires lor the
benefit of the "Wahlaco" tha ht|h
,ol mete tine aM tt la honed that
a large number win araU thamaetrea
of thla rare spportmnltr aad be areaeat
Mr. Brtshem la i iphMd to be
a high claaa entertainer end termto
Waablnttoa with QUl|n.hmhn repniatiea
aa teeh. Hie pfohmma are
artigtie aad adaeatlre aad ht the
eaahMpinh. rerr rented end eaterteloiac
air wen. Hie performance,
ere'leadated wholly without eeeletenee
end from memory. They include
cleealeele, operatic, romantic,
folk tones end bnllndn; eleo tragic
pathetic end humorous redtetlone.
The prtcee win be: Oenernl edmleelon
ISc; reeerrld eeete Its,
secured at the school building.
Goat# out amd help a worthy cause
and la addltkm enjoy a high class
fcnfgftaift^pgnk
only onroamrhi
BEFOM MAYOR KUGLER
TODAY FOB TRIAL
TW Mayor's court waa quieter
toddy than usual as His Worship had
only one offender before him for
trial.
Rsufck Edwards, colored, was arrested
lest Might by policeman Hays
at 'the Norfolk Southern station for
EolUUins bw*aa?. HltJlW w,
had thla mornlaf with the raault
that he was fouhd guilty. Ha was ro
Us wad ot any fine bat waa attached
with the coat.
UBS. F. r. WHW>?? QUITE
SICK A* HER ion ON
WK8T MAO! STREET
TIM Meadi at Mrs. T. P. Whitney
will raaret to learn of bar 18naaa.
For the past weak aba has
been ccnhnad to bar boaiTon Beat I
Main street. ICIaa Fanala Whitney,
ta also Indisposed and anabta to attend
to her hnslnsaa duties. Both
friends ot Mrs. Whitney and her
daughter, wish tbaa an aarly con
| nlNcm
| QUITE A NUMBER OF
visitors or Washington
TODAY ON BUSINESS
- Quite a number of eltlssns from
, different sections of Beaafort coant'
ty ere Washington visitors today on
t bnslness. Among them being. 4
A. Wilkinson. Behave*; L. U. Scott
, a prominent attorney of Blounts
. Creeks Cap. 1. TuthlU. South Creek;
MAJOKO BIG PREPARATIONS
FIR APPROACHING DMT.
CON. AT SWAN QUARTER
The next meeting of the. Washl
ington District Conference of the
. Washington District. If. E. Church,
t will convene at Swan Quarter In
. May next. The cttiaena of that town
f l nfact the satire county, aremsk,
tag ectivs preparations for the ooh-1
forence. Swan Quarter will enter-1
, tain the visitors lavishly as alwsys.
A nnual Con fereru
Labor, New Orh
P Oortnor Oral, hu appointed J.
5 W Baiter. B.Irish; Joaeph B. Cheahlr?.
Rateigfc: R.rlot Clarkaoa, Ch?r
( lotta; David Stara, Oraan.boro;
Robart Btraafa. W1 lmtn.toa; Rav.
1 ft. T. Vaaa. H.).l?h, a. datecataa
to tb* taath aaaaal confaranca of
tha National Child Labor Commit1*0
to bo had Nav Orteaal March
l.th-lkth at tha tarnation of the
Loulriaaa Child Labor Commlttoa.
* "Child LaMbr and La* Ealorodmaat"
will ha *a topto of tbe poalerebe.
r and vnrlaaa phnaaa will ba praaaat?
Od br Jaao Adama, Oraham R Tarr
lor of tha Bnrrar. Sanator Robart
" L. Owaa and rinte aferiala who bar.
' had praotteal azparteaoa la aafarc?
Idi child labor lawn. ,
a Kflcteat aaforaamant of aritatep
1 law. la artaour naadad In rianr
I ria'oa according to Owvn R. LovaJ
. . _
1? ~ *
DID DflHC
m lit
Mm. Cornelias jackioa Pasted
Away TMaMoraine in Nicholaonvffle.
Funeral Tomoiro v
Afternoon at 2 tyifock.
Attar balnt HmlUed to tiro to
a rtpo old at* Mrs. Cornelius Jack 00.
wtta or Mr. Cornelius Jack too.
posed away at ker kalaa la Nlcholsonstllk
oarly Utie moralng. Tha
daeaaaad waa between aaraoty and
eighty years or afa. Since April
Mat aba had baa neatest to Iper bad
aat while everything kaown to madleal
aklll aad too. bar men da, death
At Mat teat oared.
Mn Mekaaa waa a woinaa at
high eharector aad whereaar bar
Mat waa east aaaatbd bar frleada by
the score. For years wife her hueband,
aba conducted the affairs at
the County Home aad tare universal
satisfaction not only to the lain
at oe bat tha county officials and
trleada of the Institution aa wall.
Tha sympathy ot the entire city
toes out to fcer hueba&d who toddy
sits ender the Shadow. The fmntral
wtU take piece from the reeidence
la Nlchoteonrtlle tomorrow afternoon
at two o'eleek, belog condacted
by lUr. Robert V. Rope,
-feetor of the Obrfetisa ohurch.
Thus one by one the landmarks are
constantly falling by the wayside.
MR. I. HOTT MOOBB ?
KRECTI NO A HANDSOME
HOME ON MAIN STREET
Mr. E Hoyt Moore, manager of
the Caroline Dletribntlng Company.
Is now erecting whet promisee to
he one of Washington's handeomeet
residences sUnctnr^ U ^apw
Main street fronting.the residence
of Mr. George Hackney, Jr. It win ,
fifcd much to the already attraottre
residences now to be eeen In the j
city. Mr. Moore In one of the dty'e
Industrious and energetic young busi
neee men. a
NUT
nuns is
. ROW HAPPY
bout two months ego Pollcsmsn
Milton Williams white bringing a
negro from the Norfolk Southern
depot to the station bouse met with
the misfortune to loee his revolver
white engaged in giving chase to
the negro who broke (Tom the officer
and made htowips. Not only
did the offlcef'lose his gun but
the dress suit ease of the prisoner
and the prisoner also. Several days
ago Sheriff Rlcke ascertained the information
that a negro by the name
of Jamee Collins had the pistol. On
yesterday Chief Roberto went after
his mas and sure enough Collins
had the gun. He stated Chat the
gun waa given to him by another.
Policeman Williams is very proud
over the fact that bla long lost revolver
-has returned home.
ze on Child
sans March 14-18
Joy, gen'l secretary of tha uilon?1
Ch Id Labor Commit!.., ul .
romp. ;i .on of prul.t method, of
admla'et?rla( child l?bor Uwa. of
Whldh tha commlMion la WbeOaale
ul tho itate depertinent sudor a
dad. hud la Now ftraay or* typical,
will ho.. footaro of tho eanf.r
dbod. BsMdee a oemparleaa of moth
ode, tho eonf.reace will olao dlMuao
work poraiK* aad tho relation of
tho cooru to enforocmoat. Tha ar alac
will ha hM aatda for tha dteceaeloa
of tho r?d?r?l child lahor
bUl. Thia hill which was drafted
hy the Natlcaal Child Labor Committee
aad which ku already reMired
the aadoraemeot of the Vlrllala
Child Labor Committee, was
latrodaoad laat month la to tho
hotue by Mr, Palmer aad lata tha
Sonata as February lid hy taaatar
j Robert L. t>w*a
)AILfr
X>N MARCH 4, 1914.
CII8 OF HOGS
* HI FREIGHT
TO NORFOLK
Shipped by P. P. Latham and
I*. H. Johnson of Belhaven.
Shows What This Section
Can Accomplish. /
BslhsTeo. N. C.. M*r. S.?(Speclal)?
rather unusual shipment
of freight, it being a oar of about
one hundred fat hots, was made by
F. y. Latham and P. H. Johnson
from this section to Norfolk* Vs .
last week. This Is probably the first
car of finished hogs ever shipped
by Individual growers from this section.
Hbsse gentleman do not make
hog raising thair specialty, but conduct
It as a aide line In their general
system of progressive farming.
Bach of them bavin* previously
cured sufficient bacon to furnish
their farms for the present year.
These bogs were raised largely
upon clover and gleaningB of catch
crops of cow peas and bo J a beans
grown with the corn. Mr. Latham
' and Mr. Jc&nson are In the forefront
o?any more that spells progressive
agi iculture and their success un!
questionably will open the way to
j the growing and shipping of many
cars of hogs from this section of
the county In the rntare.
The fact that such diversification
can be carried on to a profitable conclusion
here, Is evidence that this
locality offers advantages to "homeseekers
that are equalled oy few
and surpassed by no other aectloni
of the etaUi
MARCH ? IX HISTORY.
1U1 ?PhlMg Ji.\gfcukUn waahorn.
VkSk?Masssrre of the Alamo.
IMS?Battle of Pea Rlgge, Ark.
XJnlon victory.
1S7??Hln Richard H. Dana, Jr..
of Mass., was nomlnsted for
U. 8. Minister to Ecgalnfi, In
place of Oen. R. C. 8chenck,
resigned.
1909?Ex-President Castro was for
bidden to re enter Vendue
la.
1910?The Socialists, held a large
open air demonstration in
. Berlin, outwitting the police
lATNIUJI4ilfiUtATK UtbAIK.
New York, Mar. i.?Ths annual
debate# of the Intercolleigate Trtan
gular Donating League, composed of
Columbia. Pennsylvania and Cornell
will be held simultaneously in New
York, Phtadelphla and Ithaca thlc
teams on the platform, the negative
team In each Instance debating at
home, The questfon Is, "Resolve^.
That it Is desirable for all the
states to adopt, by act of Legists
tare, minimum rates of wages foi
women and children workers in Industrial
and mercantile partita."
8. R FOWLE A SON
; TENDJIR USE OP WHARF
FOR TORPEDO BOAT
Tbe firm of 8. R. Fowe & Son j
hare tendered the use of the whart
at the foot of Respess street grath
to the commander of the United I
States torpedo boat Foote free of
charge. As soon as the necessara)
piling can be driven the Foote will
be moored there. The city ha*
agreed to furnish water and lights
to tb* Foote without cost.
Harley (Jost arrived)?Gee, but the
air In this flat is dopey, Clara!
Mrs. Harley?Maybe It's due to the
team hitting the pipe.?Puck.
Tie fell In lore with her figure."
No wonder, for she waa a peach.
Re shook at tho thought of proposing?
8ho seemed so far out of reach. ?
"Re fell In loVS with her figure."
She wee constantly In his thoughts.
No wonder be loved her so madly?
Her figure waa one end tlx naughts I
?Portland Oregon lan.
"Pa, what is s comfortable incomer'
| "One tba^ sits easy on the conscience.
I suppose."?Detroit Free Press.
Oh, words are trifles light ae etrt
And yet It's very plain
That If they're not restrained with ears
They'll start a hurricane.
?Washington g tar.
"We went to present a One dog to our
psstor. Whet breed would you select?"
"Why not-gtrtrbhn * shepherd dog?"
?Baltimore American.
If she wanie you there's no doubt
Jhit that yeur name she'll win.
At tret she draws a feWfew out,
. And then she puts him in.
?Ctneinsit! Em direr.
'' NE1
CAPHAL OF
HYDE SI1LL
61111AI
New Methodist Church Near
Completion at Swan Quartet
Ready For District Confereno
In May Next.
"Xm. Swaa Quarter Is comlni
right to the front so far as improve
ments are concerned and if the nez
few years show the progress tha
has been made during the past flv<
we shall soon be able to boast o
one of the best little towns in East
ern Carolina." Thus spoke Mr. W
T. Berry, one of the prominent bus!
ness men of that town to a Dallj
Kews representative yesterday. Mr
Berry Is now in the city on buslnesi
and was met In the hotel lobby o
the Louise where he was engaged li
conversation with several of hi
friends.
"We are now completing a hand
some new Methodist church whlcl
will coBt between five and six thou
saud dollars. The building Is o
brick and when finished will b
modern and up-to-date. Notwltb
standing the fact that the bulldlni
was nearly wrecked by the Septem
ber atprm of September 3rd, last
we have taken on new courage an
propose to have the building read
for the meting of the Washlngto:
district conference which 1b bllle
to meet In May, this year. Not on
ly are we building a model churc
but there are other buildings In th
courap of construction at Swa
Quarter" said Mr. Berry. "Mr. W
Swindell, the noted hotel man, i
now erecting a new hotel on th
Spencer property which will be i
jredlt to 8wan Quarter. Dr. Wind
.Icy has Just completed one of th
handsomest residences in the coun
ty and other enthusipstlc and en
ergetlc citizens are preparing to-bull
The storm did the county great dam
age, more so than at first though'
>ut nevertheless we are still on th
map and looking for great thing
to be outs this year." Mr Berr
returned to his home today.
R. R. WANTS TO RAISE RATEt
Houston, Tex., Mar. d,?Specla
Examiner Edgar Watklns, of th
nterstate commerce commission wil
iold hearings here today and tc
morrow, when the railroads will as
o Increase the freight rate on coi
ton seed and cotton seed hulls be
ween Beaumont and New Orleani
The fate on ootton seed hull
nniklv hdcVpH rarlntiri lots be twee
Houston and New Orleans that ot
tains at present was Inaugurate
several months ago, when the Frit
con announced a special rate reduc
lion, making the rate 11.70, ii
?tead of approximately $2.50. Th
roads now desire to re-establish th
former rate, while shippers are ma
Ing an effort to perpetuate tho rat
set by Frisco.
WILL THE GOVERNOR INTEF
VENE.
San Quentln, CaL, Mar. 6.?Ral
/arias, train robber and confesse
murderer of H. F.Montague, wl
>e hanged here today unless the go1
ernor grants a reprieve the last mi
ate. JameB Farlsa, the bandit
.'ather, haa made a written appei
o the governor for clemency, an
'ias epent his last cent in an effoi
o save the boy. Fariss, who la 2
rears, held up the Sunset Expret
aear Pomona, early in Decembe:
and killed H. F. Montague, a men
>er of the train crew, who attcmp
.1 to disarm him.
FROM SOUTH CREEK.
Messrs. J. H. Powers, George >
Johnson and T. D. Jones of Soul
J reek, are in tho city today on bus
iess.
CIVIL SERVICE ASSOCIATIO
GROWING.
Washington, March 6.?The n
tfonal conference of the Natloni
Association of Civil Service Employ*
opened today for a two-days aesslo;
Delegates from all branches of t)
association are present and repo
a great growth in their local o
Htm.
IS WELCOME VISITOR
Th. OUT Mr. 0?]
mis Bronton, for run . popnl
iUmb. in |U to iM tala In U
?ll? had ts tptln vhak. hi* hM
- so. ia
I
i
TVS I
i - ^ i
WEST AND 1
SUNSHINE IS I
' B1LJJ0NIGIT I
s Another Good Show on The "?
- Playhouse. Entire Company
e Was at Their Best. A Good 1
Crowd Preseat. ,
5 Another good performance was |
r given on the "Playhouse" last night |
il and notwithstanding the Inclement |
lB weather ther? was a goodly number |
'f present. "Tha Uoy Scout" was one
[ of the best atirtouons yet given bjr |
I Mr. Adums and Ms company, the |
I specialties by different members of -M |
y of the company adding much to the
f show. The orchestra again last |
B night came in for a large share of |
f the praise from the audlencea To- |
a night promises to be the crowning |
jB attraction of Ihe week when "Tern- J
I pest and Sunshine" will be on the |
! boards. This is one of the best |
3 and most thrilling productions now |
I. on the American stago and no doubt
( a large number will be present. Sat- ?//
o urday afternoon there will be a mat
lnee. the admission being 10c to
g all parts of the house. Saturday
i- night closes tho engagement of the
L, "Playhouse" here. Next week Mr.
d Adams will be in Greenville for a
y' week and on Monday night week
n the "Playhouse" will return here
d and give one performance on Mon- > 9
i- day. presenting "Burled at Sea." .
h Mr. Adams flrst announced that
e "Ten Nights in a Barroom would be
n i>lay*d. but hr va* decided to change
r. the bllL Frc&u Washington the
is floating theater will visit Bath, Aue
rora and Belhaven.
a -
1- RETURNS TO CITY.
I- Miss Nan Spurgeon of Baltimore,
i- who was bead milliner for E. W.
d Ayers & Son last crason, returned
i- yesterday and will be in charge
t, again this seasonr Misss Spurgeon
s was accompanied by MIb? Edmunds
s of Baltimore, who will be her asy
slstant.
Eiiiiir i
' IN HflNftD DP
" 111 1IUUUU U1
! Milk DAT 1
i
d Yesterday afternoon from three to
1 Ave at the home of her parents, Mr.
and Mtb. Jaa. Elllion on aMrket
1 street, street little Mise Lillian Burch
c Ellison was at home to her many
? playmates and friends in honor of
her second natal day. Twenty-four
6 .little tots graced the occasion with
their presence. Numerous games
indulged in and the winsome and
charming little hoBtess proved to
be gracloueness itself
During the afternoon cream and
? cake was sevred, the cake being
sliced from a large birthday cake ^
upon which had been deftly placed
- two waxen tapers lighted, represent I
ing the age of the hostess. As each
^ guest departed for their respective
^ homes Miss Lillian presented eadh
rt with a decorated easter egg as a
3 souvenir of the occasion. No social
(8 fuhction among the Juvenile set
r was more enjoyed and all are great.
' t ly indebted to the hostess for an
t afternoon not soon to be forgotten.
STILL INDISPOSED.
I The friends of Mr. K. John will
^ ret ret to learn of his continued ln'
disposition at his home on Fifth
street. He is among Washington's
popular merchants and It is to be
hoped that he will soon be conva- -rfl
lescent.
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