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The herald. (Big Stone City, Dak. [S.D.]) 1883-1890, 1884-10-17
An Address to The citizens Of Brook.
iDGs ma vicinity.

Small poN prevails to such an
extent in Rrookings county that the
city o; Brookings has been put under
a state of quarantine and the assem-
bling of people in churches, schools
skating rink, county and mass conven-
tons has been stopped. The following
order by the city council is worth
reading. as throwing some light on
the nature Of the dread disease:
Within the past few days a dis ase
has broken out in our city which has
been pronounced smallpox by com
petent physicians. AS Yet eases are
few and isolated. Ihose who are
afflicted appear t. have contracted
the disease III the town Of .Argo.
where it has existed 1or some time
under another name, and where Il
Mlmber Of cases have resulted fatally.
y nIer these circumstances it is i'm
possible to tell where it Will break
ont next. as many persons have been
exposed in Argo unwittlnglv. This
fact renders the utmost precautlon
VII Uul I,dl llGItSSdly Ia olu6l W a.
rest the disease
Ehe city authorities are using all
means III then power 70 this end. and
call upon AL citizens to assist them in
their efforts. Rigorous quarantine
measures are being adopted. and will
| be in force. The approach Of colder
/ weather renders this doubly necessa-
I ry. as smallpox may be denomlnatea
Il cold weather disease. Its Very con-
+ tagious nature. too, makes co-opera-
i ton on the part of our citizens with
/ the authorities absolutely necessary.
Being a very loathsome complaint,
!! should it assume even limited pro-
portions in oar midst, it will be dltll-
cult to secure willing ami competent
nurses, and without excellent nurs-
ing smallpox is very fatal. You will
i therefore appreciate the Importance
Of stamping it out ut once.
such ordinances and regulations
will be issued by the city council and
board Of health as may seem neces-
sary and eXpedient, and all persons are
urged to carry them ont to tile letter
Ylthous compulsion. You are advised
to avoid public gatherings and be
careful With whom you associate.
The authorities have ordered general
vaccination, and ii must he attended
to 1T once. As lo hygemc measures
our physicians Viii give what advice
is essential Convey immediately to
1.-THE authorities any Information YOU
may have relative to the existence
af new cases. Employ caution Us tu
.,,.p N Tx ana water You use Ia youl
families. Ii YOU have been exposed
II, tle disease yon should isolate yoll
selves un:il Ill. danger Of III attack Is
lpast. I'hr well neing Of the city nay
Inpcpssitate your doing much that j.
UNPLEASANT aud announcement for the
time. uut individual rights must be
ssacfiticed for the general welfare
This address is not designed to alarm
hut to set forth the exact nature ol
affairs. and to show the people Of
Brookngs Just how we are likely Z
he afflicted ii prompt sanitary meas
ures are not at once adopted and FOL
lowed out. Again urging you to us
sist us in our efforts, this address l.
submitted.
The Ci1y Council of the City 0
Brookigs. KIPLES ,. LYON
Clerk
The herald. (Big Stone City, Dak. [S.D.]) 1883-1890, 1884-10-17
For Sale.

4 team Of horses three and 4 halt
wears old: Il new harness and wagon
torether for cash. $500. Two COWS.
calf. and farming implements for reas-
enable prices. Everything as good as
new. Enquire Of Henry NanRyn, J
miles west Of Bic Stone City, on the
Murphy farm.
THAT HACKING COUGH can be quick
II cured ~ Shiloh cure. We guarantee Y,
For sale at A. W. Resseguies.
Will. YOU SUFFER with dyspepsia ald
Liver complaint. Shioh's Nltallzer is guar
anteed to cure you. At a. w Ressetl'leS :
slEEpLEss NIGHTS made miserable by
mn terrible cough. Shioh's Cure Is. the
remedy tor Won A. w. Ressegue =
cATARRH CURED, health and sweet
,raa,l arcnrea by Shilohs ke.aedy. Price
10 cents. Nasal injector tree. ~ ~. hes
seguieS.
~ lame back, side or chest use Shl!aE
Porous Plaster Price - cents. y. W. hfs-
seguie's
sHIIOH'S COUGH and Consumption
Cure is sold hy rs on .. guarantee. II cures
consumption.
SHILOH'S VITALlZER is what you nffa
for Constipation, Loss OF Appetlte, plAzlness >.
and all symptoms OF DysPepsa; l.
and 75 cents per bottle. At a. ". hesses"'o
THE REV GEO. Ii. THAYER, OF Bourbon
Ind saws eBcth myself and wife owe oui
lives to sHILOH'S CONSUMPTION IURE
For sale at A. w. Resseguies
The herald. (Big Stone City, Dak. [S.D.]) 1883-1890, 1884-10-17

Ny daughter has taken the medicine laith.
fully according to directions and her health
and spirits are now perfect. The humor Is
all gone from her iace. | wish every anxious
mother might know what blessing Ayers
Salsalmrlla is i'll such cases.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-04-25

Matthew Arnold has been duly and truly inter.
viewed at last After expressing his regret at the
bogus views put into his mouth as from the Pail
Mail Gazette, he went OF to say many sweet and
enlightened things about this country. OF all
American cities he gives the palm TO Philadelphia,
and for al exqutsitely English reason,-"it IL so
respectable" Herbert spencer, II viii be remen-
Rred, also preferred Philadelphia to all other
American cities because he found he could sleep
better there than anywhere else. Chicago, Mr..
Arnold thought was too new" and its chief In
dustry that OF pig sticking did not appeal to his
soShettc nature Still, he found charming people
there, as well as paint and squealing pigs
Mr.. Arnold grows enthusiastic over American
ladies' who have, be says, "tadngness" that quite
fascinated him 'Takingness" is not very
estheic word. but II expresses idea, and "gives
away" MI. Arnold with candor which should
alarm Mrs Arnold unless she Is sure Of her hubbys
allegiance.
MI. Arnold, Ike most other poets and philoso-
piers keeps his business nature quite distinct from
his professional musings AS an eminent writer he
denounces PhiiistinisIn, but as business man, he
sees no harm In exhibiting himself and reading
dull and stale lectures for money. Re frankly con-
feSsed that he came TO America 10 make money,
and rhetorically asked ''Why notG" To which the
Philistinss answer, Certainly. That Is what We
are hers for.'
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-04-25

The House showed rs good sense yesterday bv
voting the money necessary 70 arm the cruisers
now building. II IS quite likely that MI. Randall
would. have conceded this in conference as It does
Lot Involve yielding OF any OF the material points
Of controversy between the two house. but tho
open vote declares the sense or the house In more
significant manner.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-04-25
The Spring Advertising.

The number OF new advertisements IN the double
sheet issue OF The STAR averages about two hum
dred every Saturday. II is. therefore, important
20 insure Insertion and classification that adver-
tisers send IN their orders at the earliest possible
moment
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-04-25

When all the late agitation over the fnanc,al
affairs OF the District TO be sfte It is shown
TO have been put in motion by some disappointed
aspirants for Office, confessed pecuiator who was
compelled to make restitution. and late employee
VINO was discharged when it was ascertained that
there was 10 appropriation for his salary. The
whole effect OF this groundless agitation was mis-
chievous; being calculated TO throw a cloud over
District credit and business prospects,. to hinder
the growth Of the city, TO impair the influence OF
the District government with Congress and to pre-
vent the passage Of District measures Of import
ance. 1t IS satisfactory TO know, therefore that
The District committee, after full enquiry, have
decided that there is nothing whatever In the man
agement OF District affairs demanding I'm Sinvesti-
cation"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-04-25

NJ. Burrows, confident Of LIS political marks
faanship prefers the two birds In the bush to the
one In hand and 50 declines The appointment Of
solicitor OF the Treasury with a view 10 reelection
10 CongreS
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-04-25

There are some indications that members Of the
Virginia delegation In both houses OF Congress,
who are working In the interests OF their constt-
vents for free bridge across the Potomac dor
which work, by the way. Virginia does not pro-
pose TO shoulder any Of the cost, are disposed to
help their project along by defeating the appropra
tons for the reclamation Of the nalaEial fats and
for thorough system of District sewerage The
theory Is that these appropriations stand In the WY
OF one for the bridge and that they killed off,
the bridge biz viii stand better chance OF suoeess
Now another free bridge over the Potomac is very
Desirable thing, but it is not imperative need as
Is the abatement Of the deadly nuisance Of the Po-
tcnac marshes, and the Improvement OF the Dis
tr1ct sewerage system The fats and sewer i'm
prOvements are sanitary measures OF the first i'm
pOrtance for the interests Of Washington. and the
people VIII very decidedly object TO having them
knred for the benefit Of any project Of less urgency
The free bridge measure has merits enough to en-
title 1t to favorable consideration by Congress ION
Its own hook" and II should not be antagunized TO
the fats AMI sewer bills
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-04-25

Politicians are at sea as TO the meaning and eject
Of the Utica convention The more general opinion
u, however, that the meeting resulted In a drawn
battle II would have pleased the Blaine men, Of
course. TO have carried the day, but they may well
feel encouraged over the strength their favor1te
developed The Arthur men may congratulate
themselves on the fact that the result OF the tight
Keeps the President In the field II not In the lead:
as Giobon says, speaking OF the issue Of crisis In
. Roman politicians life, It protracts II 1t does
not prevent his ruin. The Independents are patu-
rally enough, graried at the power they were able
70 show; and so all SIDES have cause for hope and
motive for hard work
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-04-25
Is LIFE WoRrH LIVING,

clereyman recently asked gentleman what answer
he should give to of his dock required
to the question. Is life worth lvine:" The obvious
Interpretation Of such morbidity instantaneous
'She lacks occupation"
Lack of occupation leads to other symptoms Of NOR
bidy-dress. for example. The man who has no other
occupation than to look in the glass; inagines that 1.-THE
eyes Of Delaware are upon him. and it goes without
saying that no tailor please his fancy His fancy of
to-day is not the fancy Of yesterday
When s1 gsrnsnts are cut from the PATTERN and
each one has different fault the conclusion might be
that he fault resided elsew here than in the garTnents
Here where tact comes in The tailor never per
INIT thr customer to suspect his inf unity. but must
himself Tor he knows that he hang up the offending
articles Tor few days the alterations Suggested are
plete and even this he must not allow his pRtron to
know or even TO guess
II would not do to be candid with him any than
would answer to always tell the truth TO hs btua.e
TO be sNunned.
Every occuFation that brings man in contact with
others some degree Of tact Nature ahors
STRAIGHT lines She demands fidelity. The fidelity Of
the tailor: art to the human form divine deuapds con
forming IRREGULAR lines and the application
thereof is daily exeInplihel by
HENNING,
T H E CLOT TER
40 SEVENTH STREET. APPS
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-04-25

The ~ mining motto was, pixies Peak or bust.n
and TO Judge from the latest reports the new boom
OF that region has busted" The announcements
sent out OF rich discoveries OF gold are now said to
be even less truthful than those which lately drew
% many adventures 10 Montana The best way to
IND gold mine Is the old and commonplace one OF
staying at home and attending to legitimate bus,
mesa
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-04-25

While the various state republican conventions
are not agreed as 10 candidates, they give no uncr-
tain sound as to the platform The national Con-
venuon viii have little 70 do In this respect beyond
re.teratfng the principles already set forth by the
states The chief corner stone VIII be protection
upon which the republicans are agreed. The party
also believes In civil service REFORM the Suspension
Of silver coinage liberal shipping laws the protec-
tfon OF the negro in his political rights and 1.-The
weakness and imoecility the democratic majority
In the House OF Representatives"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-04-25

MAMMOTH ESTABLISHMENT,
ls SEVENTH STREET NV
DRY GOODS DEPARTMENT.
sEAScNABLE GOODS AT SPECIAL PRICES
Atwood Black Bunting special price, 2oc.
AL wool Black Nuns Yelling special price, Sc
A2ineh Atwood Black Nuns Yelling. good valus for
Luptn,s "A Atwood Lace Bunting. good value for q.
Handsome effects in Black and White Paida good va,us
Black Brocaded Bunting rood value for 4oc, at 2sc
AL solors Aoechn's French sateens Cplain shades) At
Lscs Bunting. in Light Blue Pink and Black 80 inches
handsome Line in Wool Check Dress Goods. q. Csc.
BLACK SILKS! BLACK SILKS!
We offer the best value Of 81 and s12s Black suk In
the city.
ns P0ns2p' High Life" Black suk from sl2s to saso
ye J pess, Al Ism Black Rhad.ms good value 4.
Al Eve pieces An-silk Black Mervneux good value at
ssa we1 sSse F Ps:
BAUM's. 416 7th street.
HANDKERCHIEF DEPARTMENT.
We have opened 10 new styles of HandkerchiesA at
U14c.. worth ISc
We are making special Offering of Jersey which we
PRIDE oursel on and guarantee the in the coun-
Try or refund the money We offer you Q Jersey made
as well as ANY, in all the shades stitched with
SiLh anu the quality the our S3 Jersey and
We ask only
ONE DOLLAR AND FIFTY CENTS
We call your attention to our immense stock now for
sae Of Chdren's White Suits in Marseilles Lawn and
otner materials We have paid special attention our
this years May Festival Suis and show novelties not
to be found elsewhere.
FOR SIXTY-TTvE CENTS
We otter line OF Bingham Dresses . and years
well made, and new styles.
We receive new goods daily. and continuously offer
the best goods at popular prices In all our different
departments We have specialties
TRCNKS-TRCNKS-
SATCHELs
Our Trunk Department g now ready and we will
save You money if you call and our stock We have
good sizes OF Packing Trunks from
ONE DOLLAR UP.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-04-25

There Is prospect that vote Will be reached on
tne Aorrison tarih Dill next Thursday. For this
relief, much thanks AS ii IS generally admitted
that the debate is for political revenue only It Is
high time it stopped, so that the House may have
chance to reach some OF the measures OF practi-
cal legislation before IL Any one who attends the
SESSIONS OF the House or talks with members, can
bee how little interest the subject excites and Is
simply waste OF precious time To II further
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-04-25
THE MlsFIT STORE.
CORNER TENTH AND sTREErS apls

Brsuss.s C.npHos,sr
SHses Clapped Hands. Face Lips or any rpuShness Of
tne kkln; removes sunburn and renders the Skin
oseotruily Soft and Smooth No toilet complete
Without u. Sold sntirey upon its merits Price
ne ker bottle Try IT, and Il not sztisfied return
the bottle A1sd have tbs Inc refunded
h06sov L C BISHOP DrreK1st
sc othstrsst cor II street n w.
aP Washington. D. q.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-04-25
SEAsosaB1E Day Goops.

REASONABLE Day Goops.
Is pieces all-woo POLKA DOTS. &c
70 pieces genuine GERSTERS. 25c
Is pieces all wool striped FRENCH BUNTIN0 A,
inches. Csc. Just reduced from SOC ~
100 pieces ASSORTED DRESS GOODS, left over Isc
former price 3i5 and Soc Some OF these are very de.
sirab'e W. Wv
IL dozen all wool JERSEYS Gl25
IS dozen lMPORED JERSEYS. all black So '5-better
tina have sold for Systematically braided and pieated
backs 'Ae~
70 dozen PLEATED-BACK JERSEYS, ss-back and
colors. ~
OUR PRICES ARE GUARANTEED
GEO. J. JOHNSON
af2o 7l3 Market Spacs
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-04-25
SArunpAr-Tms WEE
On account Of the Indictment wsashr seday ws shall
continue our Remnant Sale this week On DATuRDAI
REusASr Day.

As usual. we devote FRIDAYS specially to clearing
up odds and ends in each department.
We have to-day personally examined in each depart.
meat the socumulson q Remnants and Short Lepgtha
odd sizes. and have placed upon them the
LOWEST MARKED DOWN PRICES.
For instance IN the Linen Department ~ havv thres
Raw adlk Covera yard and hAf square regular pe1cs
%. WI close ct olso Also seven dne Raw sub Govern
former price S5. VIII closs ct easQ Except few odd
lengths In Table Linens and TURKEY Rel Cloths this
comprises evsRythus which b offered - remnant,
IN this department.
HOSIERY DEPARTMENT
few lots Of Misses' Hoss IN which th@e per-
haps two or thres dozen hroken aisea These call
odd Remnants. end two s&yleA A N illustration
MiDes Enslish Derby Ribbed Hose In 8. 81 and ~
only former prices 50 cents s. and @ cents WI
close To- Ut 50 cents: thrse pair for o. Another
style e inches only, forsf eacs q cents WIN close ss
30 ceuts-
This win to give idea how through our
stock every Thursday and make prices for Remnant
Day.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-04-25
REDUCE EXPENSES.

Times are not as good es they were and we
must reduce expenses," is q remark that is fire.
auertly heard IN every household and It Is rsu-
auy made by the lead Of the family THAT IL
easier said than done" replies the wife Here 10
little advice 10 the husband which will help
him convince his better half that he intends to
do his part in the direction Of economy Go to
GEORGE sPRANSY and buy that beautiful
pair Of pantaloons he Is selling for e. that can
not be eQuaed any place for the same money;
ard the same be said Of George Spransy's
two styles Of A-button cutaway frock suit for
$3.50. In this way you can reduce expenses
and have the Satisfaction Of purchasing from the
only clothing house in the city that VIII give
you guarantee IN Writing
GEORGE SPRANSY
ONE PRICE CLOTHIER
GC7 SEVENTH STREET
spa Opposite o. 8. Post Omca
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-04-25
PROPOSALS.

nROPOSALS FOR FUEL, FORAGE AND STRAW
DEPOT QuARTERMAsTER's OFFICE,
WASHINGTON D. c., April 23 1894
Sealed proposals In triplicate subject to the usual
conditions viii be received ct this office until TWELVE
O'CLOCK NOON. ON MONDAY. JUNE aECOND
1884 sS which tino and place they viii BE- opened In
presence Of bidders for the Furnishing and dsyeng
Fuel. Forage and st aw as may 6e reQui ed.
The reserves the right to reject any or all
duction and manufacture conditions Of price quality
being equal and such preference given articles Of
Pacific coast to the extent Of tbs consupon required
BLANKS and fun informsion % to bidding. ETC.. Will
be furnirhsd by this once on application.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-04-25

IL VETkRiNARY SURGEON
For the D. G. and Fire Qepaxtment 18th md i StA ne
Large paoturego (a3eoe Nay 1Sfl puplsd With plainly
stscet northwest ap12-1ms
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-04-25
HOSIERY DEPARTMENT

ONE PRICE ONLY
WOODWARD 4 LOTHROP,
BOSTON DRY GOODS HOUSE,
s2l PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE. se1
ap2A
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-09-02
The can oF THE BrTLER PARTY.

BosToN, Sept. 1.-The call of the recently
form Peoples party he tcr' - Massachusetts 'or
"a state congeu io1 az Worr-er on s.prm1er "a VIII
b. issued io morrow 10 den css the free TRADE lean
the workn men " Ameri.a ara departure from true
Democrat principle such 8.-1Iou is called for a.
will secure % the National Treasury obi. profits IerVei
from The National credit. AMI tl. -.p. .umeni j. a''
Gated Of -y-tem ehicI viii go. utr "gutIY to - or
ann cap. h ana tlfut ihH Ir.f.r "Ill '-' .' '.''r
their a4s''if'rt ,mp.oFm.If l t...i.r unIr. "t'h
vi. mtIt .in tne rlg O. o Ifs r.r. 'It 10 n''ls 'I
mtfaN'ht ilr tIiir says. .. Iu n 'i' GOD t"l
or 'rhtit} OF Iur AT .,W H.Hi...ii. '+. i' o.t
p'iu'7 rave ouiuFrd f.cir lselIu.- ''A .'" ''e
m rr tl-pf 30. successor is ur.i o.. 49, l'' TO ~
90 tit NtnH u~ owns Hud ni. uf r" f 'h 'H '' ''"
ui o. i- 10 10" ON e. hlsis OF o.e .e off, Nf ''''
huHdftI or majority fH.ff.u 10 Does. u.I '.'a COS
for Icul amin ,. Hu Dor Boo I-.I
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-09-02
NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE, TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER . 1891

pleased with Mr. Who'll abans earnest efforts in aid
their campaigu work.
he manner raising OF the Blaine and Logan Campaign
Clho OF the Terth Ward at Forsyth and Broom -ts
Whi'h took place 0H Friday. was a great snccess Tho
Ger1ns of the East side turned out spite Of the bad
weather, 1000 strong
Ara meeting ~ the commissioned oc IRA OF the Bows
IN bne Of the Ivth Assembly District held on Saturday
evening at their headquarters No 2O7 East Broadway
S-noi Nhptun Nnllen IN the clrr committee hr
hppnhtei 20 lnform John Collins OF hs election
Major 0t IN General Battalion.
=, nc blane anil Logan Campaign Club OF The XVIII
- slIiSt OF Witch NJ l. Uollis.er II prgsid6nt.
Wnsn work u IL proposed ~ Il vide the district ipo
.httl -HNe sub-stricts vita act comm tee In cach
W .aho en- iIR ~ the several intcres
me independents" OF tn Ninth Ward held n meet
n- ~ ~, = Caristophef-st -ifu DAY evening and
approved ire nominations o. James g. Blame AID John
uk ",rr elec ed a. Oifecrs j. ". Kstchfr. presid
- ~ Inompson. vie prcsd. Mt: Frank T. Appel, sec
T'ttIrl' anu william kirs, treasurer.
81, rla- ~ butcher AMI General Jim"s OBei-0e viii he
'c p.hcpa speakers 40 banner-rasng and rati lea
t"' III c'laS OF the C.tilcn' Association the IIth
Aa'e'nNN District, a No. y Az 'nuc ID, to night
- ctp"Hcd ana cnthusIs ic meeting Ot the German
,.'Pu'."tl u or lie XVIII ASsem0 District held
l-' rF'h II ~ me nell 40. DOB IhrdatVe. under he
a-Pc ~ the XVIII District Republican Association.
HfP"b k1ner, delivered m rt.rss III address
III "o'n j. glsh aId German. Carl -aVary II nry sable
n -. VI ltlh W. I'd William Who'll 5han also spoke.
nc "cpuoA'an2 Of HaCHcn 'ack held cir primary
A. ~ Hsnl' IN l. Driry Hall, AID elected Rich ri +.
i'Ihun-' cornelius I. h 1ure!t AM William o. f,bagh
Iec5 res ma = Hip Nuhrh,i. Jr., Abram -. Brow"
JONI - Ole ateruates IN Ntn isric Con soual
NoH'eHuou 70 DC held at Aprristov u sept 4.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-09-02

The subscription ball given last evening by
the Larchm0nt Yacht Cldb g tle ub house
quan,d The evening perfect aud thc dee
Orailons were shown most eff -ctVey. Many OF the
yachts belonging the club in The harb0r aud the
pyro ecnnic display from them o. unusual bril-
hancy Tn guests received In the parOr ar the
right ~ the hall Mrs william ii. jenkins
was the first of the lady patron
pFeseut. and the first arrivals presented
70 her The following ladies were Patrole,ses. and the
majority ~ them assisted in receiving during the even
ing: Mrs William jenkins, Mrs James Whitley, Mr..
H. O'Hara, Mrs r. c. La Montague, Mrs. j. G.
Cooley. Mrs T. =. Beddal Mrs. Alexander DumulcS.
Hrs. Oliver Adams. Mrs. J. p MIev, Mrs. Gerard N
Bareto, Mrs. j. Les Walack, Mrs IS. G.. Real, j.,
Mrs. l.. l. Allen Mrs Fr derrick " Vanderbilt Mrs v.
l. Breese, Mrs. j. IL. StelBg. Mrs. f. Bleecksr Eath-
bone, Mrs Clarence Cary. Mrs j T. k1ne, Mrs Gcor
j -eue, f.. Mrs. Robert G. Fisher, Mr.. Francis ".
tcot Ms. n. W. Eaton. Mrs. Howard G'Db. Mr.. II W
coender Mrs. Charles j. OsbOn, Mrs II. Edward
Icken, Mrs. W. H. Isein, Mrs Walter Nelson Mrs a.
7. Hcyn
Am6nr the guests were Mr. and Ms Joseph Crane Mr.
and Mrs john Bigeiow, Mr. and Mrs A.
herut', Mrs Noble, Mrs. falbOys. Mrs Delaney
Kane Mr and Mrs. Adrian Isclin Mr. and Mrs. wiz
Ger Ia, lur Mss ayOr, Mr.. Pembert1n. Of Liverpool
Tee dancia did ne in uatl 10 dco X wheu pro
pramue " eighteen numbers carried out The -
Der wa the balcony. The tables decOra-
led with prUfusion of Ower and 10y by marine pieces
Ii ciiOnary While he auple ~ vented any
crowd. the bal Wa all times animated, and
tered into with d hearty zest b. those dlncing.