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this implicit jpromise Browning basnot altogether iulfilled This seems tome the only organic flaw In the Ringand the Book Thus if the insertion-of Book VIII is not justifiable as apromise of what shall follow it isjustifiable as a relief from what camebefore and is justifiable as pursuingtatf historical order and as enjoyinga perfect logical affiliation with thecentral thomo of the entire work Forquoting for once from a place In advanco of tho canto under presentstudy we read Jn Book XII 832

Learn one lesson henceOf many which whatever lives

I should teachThis lesson that our human speech

5 Is naughtOur human tesUmon false our

fameAnd human estimation words and

windThis is the proposition of which

the twenty thousand lines are thethesis Books VIII and IX thereforeactually strike nearer to this centraltheme showing even more clearlythan could the Count the Canon orthe Castaway the wordy and windyquality of human judgment and nupian epeech

MUSIC AT ST MICHAELS TODAYFollowing is the Program for the

1030 mass at St Michaels thismorning

Missa CantateAsperges Gregorian

ChorusKyrie uGanss

ChorusGloria

v RosewigMisses Ella Baker Annette DiDiLustro and Trabue Sublett

Sollsts and ChorusOffertory Violin Solo Miss Lillian

JacobySanotus Rosewig

ChorusBenedlctus u Gounort

Miss Ella Baker Soloist andChorus

Agnus Del Kosewig3Iiss Annie Maher Soloist and

ChorusPASTIME EUCHRE CLUB WILLMEET WEDNESDAY

The Pastime Euchre Club will meeton Wednesday night of this weekMrs Walter Lindstrom is to be hostoss at her home on West Governwent streetSCHOOLASSOCIATION HELD FINEMEETING FRIDAY

The School Improvement Associa-tion

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held an enthusiastic and verywell attended meeting on Friday atternocn at school Xo 1 when variTous lans of an important natureWere discussed The meetings this

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day in the month and election ofofficers will take place on the nextregular meeting dayMISS PEARL SUGGS IS INOLIVE AND GONZALEZ

Miss Pearl Suggs the charmingyoung daughter of Mr Sirs JohnSuggs is visiting relatives andfriends at Olive and Gonzalez whereshe has been for the past two monthsShe is being shown many delightfulattentions and plans to return homein two or three weeksMANY ATTENDED DANCE-AT BARRANCAS-

A delightful dance was enjoyed atUarrancas on Friday night severalofficers at the post having oeen hosts-at the affair Many went down fromtown the bayshore colony having alsobeen well represented-

FOR MRSClarence E Hutchinson was

the honoree yesterday at a delight-fully

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informal morning bridge givenby Miss Berta Hyer Mrs Hutchin-son

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is a most valued acquisition in theyoung married set

IMRS WRIGHT ENTERTAINEDINFORMALLY

Mrs W B Wright have an informallunch affair on Friday night cardshaving been the amusement chosenMrs Jackson of Now York who Isvisiting Miss Taylor at the Inn wasthe honor guest

MRS F C MARSHEVENING

Mrs Fred C Marsh was hostess lastnight at a pleasant progressive eu-chre

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party the games having beeninteresting and unusually close

Mrs Marsh is always charming inher hospitality and last nights eventwas no exception to the rule

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MR BRAWNER ENJOYINGHUNTING TRIP

Mr C L Brawner is enjoying ahunting trip in the Alabama woods 1

which will take him away from thecity for several days

He left yesterday for CastleberryAlabam i

NOMADS TO MEETWITH MISS WARREN-

The Nomads will meet tomorrowafternoon at the home of Miss FanWarren The topic the afternoonwill be Chisel andfor andfollowing program Rill be tollqived

QuotationsStones of Venice Mrs Lucius J

ReevesFamous Painters liss Fan WarrenReading Venice Mrs John B Jones

THANKSGIVING PROGRAM ATTHE MISSION HOME

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musical program isj being prepared-and appropriate are al ¬

so to be a feature f Those interested-in the details of thb day are antici-pating

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every succesREV J W TOTALK TO THE YOUNG LADIES

The Rev Mr J Senterfitt willconduct two interesting services to-dayat

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Work of the Holy Spirit and thisevening a special address to youngpeople especially to young ladiesThis will doubtless be unusually In-teresting

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from many standpoints and-a large attendance is anticipated-

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HONOR OF MISS RAWLSMrs R F Mitchell entertained at

a luncheon yesterday in honor orMiss Eunice Rawls whose marriage-to Mr William Bethel Long of MontPleasant Tenn has been announced-for Wednesday androses were used effectively in the dec-orative

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scheme the favors havingbeen pink baskets filled with bon-bons Miss Rawls who is one ofPensacolas prettiest autumn brideswill be honoree at several pleasantoccasions before Wednesday i

TODAYAT THE FIRST ML E CHURCH

Following is the program for thisevenings services at the First M KChurch t

1 The Lord Is GreatQuar ¬

tette2 SoloThe Prodigal Son

aiiss Missouri Cawthon3 Trio Watch For The Lord

Mrs F E Brawner Miss EulalieHutchinson Miss Cawthon

4 Gods Love Quartette5 Solo Mrs Brawner6 Magnify The ¬

rMR AND MRS KEYSER AND MISSNELLEY WILL RETURNHOME TODAY-

Mr and Mrs W S Keyser and theircharming daughter Miss Kelley willreturn home from New York todayThey will go immediately to theirelegant new home on the bayshore

BROWNING CLUB METYESTERDAY WITHMISS MciNTYRE

The Browning Club held a finemeeting yesterday afternoon at thehome of Miss Margaret McIntyre onChase street airs Beard was lead-er

¬the discyssion having been on

the Other HalfRome These meet ¬

ings are among the most interesting-and valuable held by local clubwomen

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AT FORT BARR NOAS TODAYLeaving this morning on the 930

car a party will go to Barrancas toattend the regular Sunday serviceswhich are being held there nor thesoldier boys The Rev Mr R WSimpson of the Mission will preachMrs Gibson will sing and a violinsolo has been promised by MrsRounsberry These meetings are in-creasing

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in interest and are welcomediversions at the fortTHE

YESTERDAYNumbers of fine specimens were

shown yesterday at teh annual chry-santhemum show which was held atthe Dairy Kitchen at the corner orPalafox and Garden streets the affairhaving been given under the auspices-of the school improvement associa-tion

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in connection with a bazaar forthe benefit of the play ground atschool No 1

School No 1 received the blue ribbon for the best exhibit and for theIlesl1n Udual exhibits ilr Jas Wa

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ters received the first prize Miss InezBoris the second and Miss BessieBrown the third For the best flower-as to size and quality Miss ElmiraBell received first prize Mrs Jas Wa-ters second and Miss Helen Morganthird On account of the fact that sofew of the children competed therewere more prizes than there werepersons to award them among and itis hoped that more interest will betaken in the project next year by theyoung gardeners upon whom the suc-cess

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or the failure of the show de ¬

pends

MR JOHN BRADFORD TO SINGAT ST KATHERINES CHURCHTHIS MORNING

An interesting musical feature atSt Katbernes church this morning-at the 11 oclock service will be thesolo by Mr John Bradford He has-a fine voice of exceptional qualityand is always heard with much pleas-ure

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by local music loversMRS FOREMAN TO SING ATTHE CHRISTMAS MASS ATST MICHAELS-

To Mrs Foreman who is one of thecitys beat interpreters of sacredmusic has fallen the distinction ofsinging the solo part of Gounodsmass which is to be sung at the earlymorning Christmas mass at St Mi ¬

chaels church This is an announce ¬

ment full of interest to Mrs Fore ¬

mans many staunch admirers in mu-

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EAST HLL BAPTIST MISSIONSOCIETY TO CONDUCTWEEK OF PRAYER-

A week of prayer will be conductedthis week at the Hast Hill Baptistchurch by the Womans Mission So-ciety

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the meetings to commence to¬

morrow night and to continue through-out

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the week at 7 ocock A fine program will be enjoyed at each meeting-and all are invited to be present

WEEK OF PRAYER WITHTHE FIRST M E LADIES

Beginning tomorrow afternoon at330 oclock a waek of prayer will beobserved at the First Methodistchurch by the Womans Foreign Mis-sionary

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Society to which all are invited to attend Interesting programs-will be arranged daily the followingto occur tomorrow

Repeating of the 23d Psalm in Con ¬

certPromise by Mrs L

AFace Looks Up to

C W GavinScripture LessonThe Hitfc Psalm

Mrs F E BrawnerSolo Selected Miss Eulalie Hutch

insonLeaflet Membership CrusadeSolo Selected Mrs Jno SanduskyPaperThe Regular Monthly Meet-

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Mrs Chessley Brawner

Mr Robert Tyler left last eveningfor Montgomery where he will visitrelatives

Col ewcombe commanding off-icer at Fort Bartanoas has gone o

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Editor Storrs of the DeFuniakBreeze was a pleasant carter yesterday among his numerous Pensacolafriends

Mrs C C Burke who has beenvisiting Mrs Richard Dais will leavefor Texicana today

Mrs Jas Clarke will return homefrom Alabama today

Mrs Millhouse is expected fromSelma Ala today

Mr and Mrs Thos J Appleyard ofTallahassee arrived in the city yes-terday

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and will make their homehere

Miss Martha Whiting has arrivedfrom a pleasant visit in the cast

Lieut A F Cooper left yesterdayfor Norfolk where ho is to be marriedwithin a few days

Major Hancock who has been onduty at Barrancas will leave in a fewdays having been placed on the retired list-

Lieuta

Upha is in Selma and Mont ¬

gomery having gone there on officialbusiness-

Mr John C English leaves tonightfor Summersville Kentucky where hehas accepted a fine position-

Dr F H Gossman post surgeon-at Barrancas accompanied by Mrs

Gossman and child has returned fromWashington and other points WhilIn Washington he successfully stood-an examination for promotion to therank of major

THE PERFECT EXTRACTBlue Ribbon Vanillamade from

tho choicest vanilla beans that growhighest concentration aged until theflavor Is perfect Try it

DANCING SCHOOLMonday night C K of A Hall

Gentlemen 40c Ladies freeBEAUTY INSOUR MILK

Milk naturally and artificially soured-Is now constantly being advised bymany physicians for certain intestinaltroubles but the medicinal propertiesof this wonderful food are nothingnew When Abraham entertained thethree angels he set before themsoured milk and when Moses enu ¬

merates the foods which Jehovah hadgiven his people to cat he mentionsamong other excellent things thesoured milk of kineThe setting forth of these fermented

fluids expressed not only good livingbut wise living for though thoseancient fathers were without thescientific knowledge of today theyhad found through centuries of ex¬

periment with soured milk that it had-a definitely wholesome effect upon thesystem This good effect is now said

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6Specials in

Thanksgiving MillineryThanksgiving is a DressUp Dayconspicuthese hats in all the styles and modes

and shadessure to suit your tasteAnd another thingWe have a handsome showing in

the new coiffure effects we specialize-on highgr deJzair goods which someof these new hats need this year

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