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Assembly Dance.The annual Christmas ball given by

the Assembly Club, always one of themost important, social affairs of theVulctide season, was held in the auditoriumof the Masonic, temple Fridaynight and was one of great beauty andbrilliancy.

Christmas greens and Christmasflowers decorated not only the ballroom but the reception rooms whereguests were grouped at, intermissionbetween dances. Tall stately palms,potted plants and ferns intermingledwith crimson blossoms formed an artistichedge on the stage where theorchestra was stationed and formed a

pleasing background for the patronesses.Mrs. iLynn -S. Hornor, Mrs. EdwardR. Davis. Mrs. Albert W. Rapp,Mrs Robert A. Haynes. Mrs. WilliamA. Gaylord. Mrs. Boyd Hornor andMrs. Peter H. Koblegard. received thethariv guests. The galleries, which

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rations of wreaths of scarlet and

green were occupied with guests whoenjoyed looking on the gay scene below.Promptly at 0 o'clock Parker's coloredorchestra of Oolumbus, O.; soundedthe keynote for the dance. The

ball room doors were thrown open anda brilliant program of dance music oftwenty numbers was enjoyed by themany guests in attendance, composedof many out of town visitors, the collegeboys and girls home for the holidays,numerous brides of the autumnseason, a number of charming debutanteswho were making their first bowto society, all forming a brilliant scene

O in charming costumes of beauty and^ simplicity.

A delicious salad supper was servedin the dining room at 11 o'clock by an

efficient corps of waiters and laterdancing was resumed in the ball room

until 2 o'clock.The board of governors, Messrs.

T,vnn S. Hornor, president; John M.Newlon, vice president, and Henry C.Alexander, secretary-treasurer, was

untiring in its efforts to make this theChristmas dance quite the most brilliantassembly of the season, and itcertainly succeeded, its efforts were

not in vain. Nearly 300 guests were

present including the following out oftown visitors:

Mrs. Sprigg D. Camden and Mrs.Hal M. Rapp. of Parkersburg; Mr. and{Mrs. Horace Grey and Miss Katherinetirev. of Bast Orange; SN\ J.; Miss Mar-

Iguerlte Flfleld, of Chicago; Mr. ana

Mrs. Edward Hart, of Charleston; MssEue Amett, the Misses Simon, Miss-Wary Ellen Henry, Miss 'MarthaHutchinson, Miss Emma Snider, JackCoburn. Harold Hutchinson, W. A.Callaher, Brooks Hutchinson, all ofFairmont; Miss Florence Downs, ofjNew Haven, Ct.; iNewton Hyde, of Boston; John Hart. Wilson, Toledo, O.;Miss Madge MaySeld, George Osborn,James Tierney. Rav Ash, all of Morgantown;Dr. and 'Mrs. C. Wr. Halterman,of Weston; J. C. Brown. Mrs.[Robert ,H. Wilson, of Pittsburg; W. J.J.eisenring. of Philadelphia: GeorgeHenderson, of Cumberland, tMd.; Dr.nnd Mrs. Frederick Slathers, of BuenosAires, South.America; Charies Teter,of Philippi; W. C. Phillips, JosephChambers. Washington. Pa.Among the Ctarksburgers were Coloneland Mrs. Henry Haymond. Mr. and

[Mrs.1 Mord' liewis. .Miss Emily Gerrard,Mr. and Mrs. Howell Cooper. Mr. andMrs. Virgil D. Highland, Mrs. JohnRuhl. Henry Hulil. the Misses Rebeccaaiid Mary Ruhl, John B. Hart. Mr. andMrs. Boyd Hornor, Dudley D. Brltt,Mr. and Mrs. Charles O. Findley, Mr.and Mrs. Wirt Bewis, Mr. and Mrs.J. C. Patterson, Mrs. John Koblegard,Miss Lillie Koblegard, Mr. and Mrs.Edward G. Smith. Mr .and Mrs. Frank

' Huglll. Mrs. Gardner, Miss Cora' M'.Atchison. Mr. and Mrs. William T.Wallls, Turner Wallls, Miss GeraldineAVallis, Mr. and Mrs. Frank B. Haymaker,tho Misses Haymaker, theMisses Mary and Frances Osborn. Dr.and Mrs. Robert jHaynes, Miss May

JH Jlaynes. Miss certruae wimuuis. ucujaminBritt, Mi', and Mrs. E. BryanTempleman, Mr. and Mrs. Charles3jamherd,.Miss Mildred I-amberd, Miss

II (^m Florrie Jackson. Charles Lechery.HMrs. !H. F. Criss. Miss Christine

and Mrs. 0»man Swartz. Mr. andMrs. James Haggerty. Miss Merle

91 Williams. Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Wetherall,Misses Elise and Clara Gibson,Mr. and Mrs. Charles Stout, A- B.Powell. Miss Margaret McDonald. R.

Mrs. Amelia Vance Russell. Allenil ^Stout. W. E. Jacobs. Miss Margaret

[Robinson. Hust Koblegard. Mr. andMrs. David B. Carper. Mr. and Mrs.Guy H. Earle. Miss Mary Hart,. Mr.

9^1 Coiigh Sfedicine for Children.'

Mrs. Hugh Cook. Scottsvlllo. N. Y.,99 says: "About five years ago when we

were living in Garbutt," N. Y., J docIH. iored two of -my children sufferingfrom colds with Chamberlain's CoughRemedy aud found It Just as repre-

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liand Mrs. George Denham. Mrs. PrankHighland. William Hildreth, Mr. andMrs. Herman Gronemeyer, Mr. andMrs. Duke Wells, Robert Travis, PaulThorn, Robert Farris. Miss Edithstone, James Edward Davis, Miss VirginiaGaylord, "Louis Johnson, MissAnne Boggess, Dr. and Mrs. J. E.Wilson, A. C. Osborn, Jr.. Mr. andMrs. Benjamin Jarvis, Dr. and Mrs.Lynn Osborn, Dr. Herbert Atchison.John Koblegard, Jr., John Alfriend,Miss Edith Newlon, Miss HenriettaBailey, Miss Mary Smith, Mr. andMrs. Frank Hugill,1 J. C. McManaway,Miss Angeline McManaway, TheodoreHornor. Mr. and Mrs. John Stealey,Miss Virginia Snider, J. Lee Hornor,Frank Maxwell, Mr. and Mrs. EdwardWallis, Mr. and "!Mrs. Howard Cunningham,Charles Shuttlesworth.Maxwell Gaylord, Earl Flowers, Mrs.Levi Siers, Mr. and Mrs. EdwardLeatherbury, Miss Alice Gaylord, ForestMcNeil. Eugene Sellers. Miss MsuhpJfijiv Tj. W. Calendar and W. J.Flaherty.

.Reception for Methodists.The Rev. and Mrs. W. B. King

have issued cards for a reception forMethodists of the community to beheld at 7:30 o'clock Monday eveningat the First Methodist Episcopalchurch. The reception is being givenin order that the 1,500 members ofthe church may get better acquaintedand also that the many Methodistsand their friends scattered aboutClarksburg as well as recent arrivalsand strangers may know that theFirst church extends them a warmwelcome and wants them to attendand get acquainted. It has been impossibleto get the names of all Methodistsin Clarksburg so all, are askedto attend whether a card is received,renew oid acquaintances and makenew ones. All will be welcomed byDr. King and the rest of the folk.The reception will be held in the parrlors of the church and will last until10:30 o'clock.

For Visitors.Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Holden entertainedat-their home in Bristol Wednesdayin honor of Mr. and Mrs. Carl

Haymond, of Livingston, iMont. -Mir.and Mrs. Haymond formerly lived atBristol but have resided for severalyears in Montana, They are spendingthe winter with West Virginia friends.The out of town guests were Mr.

and Mrs. M. "NV. Haney, of Philadelphia;and .Miss Marjorie and MasterTheodore Haymond, of Livingston,Mont.The evening was spent in social conversationand games, after which a

(irinty luncheon was served by thehostess, assisted oy her daughter, (MissLena Holden, and iMiss <M!arjorie -Haymond.

PERSONALJohn C. Shaw, of West Liberty, is

a vlBitorJn tbe city.Miss Xgnes B. Erwin, of Fairmont,

is visiting relatives in this city.Blanchard E. Hiatt, of Moundsville.was a visitor here Saturday.Dr. H. C. Whistler, of Smithfield,

transacted business here Saturday."Earl Clancy -is here: from Smlthfleld.Mr. and Mrs. C. K. McCally. of

Buckhannon, are here on a""brief visIt-W. K. Heckert is here from' Cairo.Dr. and Mrs. C. W. Halterman,,of

Weston, are visiting here.Harry T. Wilson is here from Morgontown.J. W. Hall, of Mohongah, is here

on a business mission.Mrs, Emma Jacobs. Miss Emma

Jacobs and Misses Nona and Nina Simon,of Fairmont, are visitors here.'Blaine Hamrick, of Morgantown,

is a visitor- in the city.uoiumous w. Law was here Saturdayfrom Salem .

Arthur W. Sheets, of Lost Creek,visited the city Saturdayr

t Continued oz> pace 5.)CHURCH TEAM PLAYS.

The Stealer Heights MethodistEpiscopal church basketball "teamwill, play the Clarksburg Independentsa game on the "Stealer churchgymnasium floor Saturday night at8 olclock. A fa?t game is expectedas both teams are. evenly matched.

DEPUTIES AHREST WOMAX.A foreign woman was arrested on

a Mary Doe warrant Friday night ather home on -First street .when-depu.ty sheriffs .. made a raid there andseized two suit case's containingwhiskey. She was "released underbrfndvtO'appear later before" a maglsitrate for a. trial, or a hearing.°

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charges: dismissed. ..Charges oLassembllhg for;immoral

I purposes a^lnst^ a^ nia^ and wom^i

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Lovely lingerie Sraolin "bluebird'[Vataste with wide streamers of pale pi, at the side of the crown with a largewithout a doubt will be a popular fay

CONTESTIn Declamation and Oratory isjto Be Held by the Colored

High School Here.There will be a declamatory and |

oratorical contest by the colored!water street nigh scnooi in me scnooihall at 8 o'clocrk Monday night inhonor of the fifty-fourth anniversaryof the Emancipation proclamation.!The following program will be car-'rled out:Double quartet."Steal Away".

High school.Invocation.Piano duet."Cecilia".Miss VirginiaRuBin and Miss lone Bowyer.Select reading."We are Rising".

Miss Estella Jackson.Reading."Proclamation" . Miss

Miss Merle Brown.Declamation.-"Marco Bozzaris".

Miss Fannie Steptoe.Declamation."The Fayy of Babylon".MissMartha Madison.Chorus .- "Swing Dow" High

school.Oration."Young Men to the

Front".John Howard.Oration.-"Negro's Loyalty to the

Stairs and Stripes".Alexander Washington.Oration."Abraham Lincoln"

James McCoy.Violin solo "Sourire d'Arvil".!SamuelLassiter.Presentation of prizes.Guy S.

RuBin.Double quartet."My Lord What a

Morning".High school.

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uLtHVILLtCollegians Defeat GassawayIndependents in Fast Game

Played at Gassaway.«S*CC1AU TO THE TILURAM1

GASSAWAY. Dec. 3.0.The GienvilleCollegians defeated the GassawayIndependents In a hard foughtbasketball game played; on the localfloor Friday night by a score of 3 5to 20. The game last night was thefirst ever lost to a Glennvtlle team onthe'Gassaway floor.

The'score at the end of the firsthalf was lh to 10 In favor of Glcnville,but in the, last half the better,trained Glenrille, team pulled awayfrom the local boys and when thereferee's whlstle; ended the game the'Collegians were leading" by fifteenpoints.

Line up and summary..Glehvillo^.35. Gassaway.2<>.Whiting . Sergeant

" Forward.Kee . ... i ; Huss

Forward.Henderson . . : Funk

Center.Wilfong (Poggs

Guard.Bell . Henrietta

Guard.Field goals.Kee 2. Whiting 4.

Wyant "2. Bell 2. Henderson 6,' Russ3, Sergeant 4, Henrietta 1.

Foul goals.Whiting 3 out of 6.Sergeant 4 out of 10.Referee.Heater.Timer.Branson.Time of halves.20 minutes each.

DENMARK'S. REPLY.MiociATioVuni)

WASHINGTON, Dec. 30..-Denmark'sreply to President .Wilsdhlapeace proposals was received Saturdayby the state department. Itagrees-with that of Norway, presented.Friday. The official copy ot theSwedish note' reached "WashingtonSaturday.An Oregon power'dev.eloping plant

haB the world's- largest 'chain drivereight.chains, each twenty-oneJncheswide, transmitting 5,000 horsepower.

"jr-f - rptfHow's This?offer Oar Hundred DoIItrs Reward

cue of C*Urrb tJutt cmwt b^-corfi by HallaCatarrh Cure.

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the xraOcrslffned. hero known F. J.Ch*ne7^1or, tberiast" l&.ye* .'' aad^twHere"Mmperfectly bonomblr ia oli bualnen* trmnimctjoiin

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TELEGRAM. SATURDAY

3 SPRING FAVORITE

' model of pale lavender embroideredink and lavender moire ribbon caughtpink rose. The hat is a beauty and

orite during the spring season.

SALE OF LIQUORIs Charged against Frank

Candiloro and He is Jailedby Count/ Officers.

Frank Candiloro, who was recentlyarrested in connection with the deathof Louis Carbon! in a pistol duel inthe former's pool room at. 42 5 Baltimorestreet, is a prisoner in the counwife

of noted lawsand is photogra:

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Mrs. Joseph. H. CThe silhouette is quite the fad s

present. The.photo shows a speclipeH. Choate, the famous lawyer and fc

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ty jail as a result of a raid of "thepool room late Friday night by asquad ot" deputy sheriffs, sttd theselsure of thirty pints of liquorthere. He to charged with violatingthe prohibition law.The officers declare they caught

Candiloro making a sale of whiskeyto a certain person employed to buyIt with a marked piece of currency.Candiloro had been at liberty undorbail or $3,000 in the other caseagainst him.

THltKE ARIUVkTPHI DA DELPHI A, Dec. 30.The

first three of the fourteen aeroplanesthat set out Saturday on a flight fromDong Island snd Governor's Island.X". Y.. to the Philadelphia navy yard,arrived at 11:45 a. m., making thetrip in a little less than two hours.

NratTM nxns.

Notice » Debtor# u«< CrMltor*.All person* hntinff cUlm# ncalnst the

lata partnership llrtn of Nnzum )\ro*., com*

finned of .lamm B. Nuxum and the lt(«Jeorjje A. Nuauin, are requeued to presentth* name to tho undersigned at R. E\ I>. No.2, Bridgeport. West Vs., or to C. Is. Nnxum.Clarksburg. W. Va.. for prompt settlement.And all person* owing anld firm are herebynotified to make prompt payment toeither of the abore parties.

.TAMES B. KT3EV7M.SnrrlTlnjr Partner of the hat* Firm of

Nuznm Bros.OltDRK OF PUBLICATION

STATE OF WEST VIRGINIA.At Utiles held In the office of the Clerk

of the Circuit Court of Harrison County,on VfonilNv (lie "flfh rise nf Derember.JlHfl. .the following order wna entered:LjrnohOsborne Undertaking Company, acorporation. Plaintiff,

VS. IX CHANCKKV.Alex Stall. Defendant.

Object of £»nlt.The object of the above atyled an It in to

obtain a decree against the said Alex StallIn favor of the aaid Uynch-Oaborne UndertakingCompany, a corporation,, forcertain goods, wares, merchnudlae andservice** rendered by aaid Lynch-OsborneUndertaking Company. a corporation, toasId Alex Stall, nnd to snbject by meansof attfnchment. the following real eatatein order to pay ofT and diacharge an Iddecree, all that certain lot or parcel ofland situated In Con I District, HarrisonCounty. West Virginia, described as lotNo. 27# on a pint of lota entitled i(8nntimit Park Addition to Kast Clarksburg,"which plat fa recorded In the office of theClerk of the County Court of HarrisonCounty, Weat Virginia, in Deed Book Xo.157: bage 454. and being the aarae lot orparcel of land conveyed to Alex Stall hrWeir Improvement Company by deeddated January 5th, IDld, nnd of record Inthe County Clerk's office aforesaid in DeedBook No. 250, page 450.And It appearing from an affidavit flled

In aald »«lt that, the aaid Alex Stall la anon-resident of this State, it la orderedthat he do appear vclt.hln one month fromthe date of the first publication of this

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monK leaders of the social set just at:n. Mrs. Choate is the wife of-Joaephinner, ambassador.'to Great Britain.

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^.Jansci Rigo u he looks today.Jansci Rigo, the gypsy violinist

who won fame over-night by elopingwith Clara Ward, the beautiful heir-ess. who later deserted him and be-came the Princess Chimay, is noweking out a precarious living byplaying in a little restaurant in NewYork. He says the princess, whodied recently, left him a fortune at$500,000.

order fttid: do u-hat is necesgnry to protecthi* Interests herein.Given --under my huinl thin the 2f»th day

of l>«oember.; 1W0.T. WAOK COP"FMA*X. Clerk.

CJIAltLKS 0. SCOTT.Counsel for Plaintiff.

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STATK OP WJC8T VIRGINIA.To t liox Sheriff of Harrison County,

Greeting:You are hereby commanded to siumnou

William A. Casey to appear before theJudge of our Circuit Court of HarrisonCounty: at the Clerk's office of, our saidCourt., mt rules to "be held there for saidCourt, 'on the- flr*t Monday In "Februarynext, to answer «' IVIIP In" Chancery exhibit- fed against .him in; our suld Court, by Hazel

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