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The Sunday herald and weekly national intelligencer., 1890-09-28
Another New Bank for Washington.

An0ther New Bank Tor washington.
Among the applications to the Comptroller
of the Currency for authority. to organize
national banks is one by the Ohio National
John o. johnson, of Washington d. c., and
his associates.
The Sunday herald and weekly national intelligencer., 1890-09-28
For Boys and Girls.

Read the announcement on the 14th page of
to-day's HERALD. 1t will interest you, and your
sisters. and your parents, and your cousins, and
your aunts.
The Sunday herald and weekly national intelligencer., 1890-09-28
TALK OF THE ATHLETICS.
1T is MOSTLY ABOUT THE OCTOBER
CHAMPIONSHIP MEETING.

The Omcers for the Occasion Announced
Last Nj ght-1Ien who Will BE Entered
by the Big New York Clubs-Last Weeks
Games-Foot-ball in the G. A. C.-Notes.
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REDWOOD.

All the saloons about town have prepared
special programmes Of amusement for their
natrons today, and there will be egg-nog,
and turkey rafiies aud pig roasts galore.
One Of our enterprlsing dispensers Of wet
goods has arranged novel contest, to com
meuce precisely az 9 o'clock II is nothing
more nor less than a war of words, and the
man who talks the most and tells the big
cest warns in a given time will be awarded
a roasted pig.
Council met Tuesday night and trans
acted little beyond the regular routine
business. \ petition for board walk
along the county road from the Benwood
store 10 the junction was presented, and
after being fully discussed. Council agreed
TO pay one-thild Of the expense Of laying
II. provided the other two-thirds were
raised by the property owners along the
road.
Selee's Mass will be sung AZ the morning
services NJ 81. Johns Church to-day. The
personnel Of the choir is as follows: So
prauo, Mrs. Thos. Markin and Misses
katie and Della DeeSan. Maggie Altmyer,
Florence Barrett and Bridget Travis; alto,
Miss Teresa Sewers; tenor, Wm. Deegan
basso. Patrick Scaalon, and Miss Ella
Byrne, organist
tits understood that Fred Neidermyer
manager Of the forge department OF the
mill. has rendered his resignation, 10 take
eject January LIST. Mr. Neidermyer's son
George and a Wheeling man are mentioned
As candidates tor the position. MIR Mel
derlnver will probably move 10 his farm
out Boggs' run.
The cantata Frost Queen and Santa
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sRIDGEFOET.

The members of the firm of !. G. Dent *
90 were pleasantly surprised yesterday
morning bv each being presented with
cane. the gift Of their employees. Mr.. John
Rankin made the presentation speech,
which was ably responded 70 by Mr. Dent
on behalf Of the recipients.
some person has broken the new lamp
already. which was placed on the creek
bridge lust a short time ago. We are III
formed that a reward will be paid TO any
persOn who is guilty Of breaking, or IN any
way interfering with the street lamps, or
otherwise
Mrs. James CHM died after q lingering
Illness az hOace about enc mule oacA OF
Kirkwood. on the ridge. on Tuesday morn
ing AZ II 80 o'clock. Her remains VIII DC
Inferred today at High Ridge cemetery.
Mr.. VIM. Schluter. Of .Emaville, and
Miss Ida Petite. Of the West Ind, We're
married on Tuesday evening ut the ter
man Lutheran church, the German minis
ter officiating.
The musical and evolutionary entertain
mcnt, which is 20 be given al the FreSuy-
terrain Church tomorrow evening. prom
ises 70 be well worth hearing.
The remains Of William RoSenSteel, the
Young man who was drowned AZ the mouth
~ the creek On Monday, were buried yes
terdav in LinwOod cemetery.
Mrs Albert Mansfield. who formerly
li,-cS here. and who has been visiting here
so,. some time. returned Tuesday to her
home near Topeka, Kansas.
Mr. Charles Chapman and wife, of
cleveland, arrived yesterday, and are be-
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-12-25
CHRISTMAS HUHO3.

The tramp gets snow in his stocking.
To the wild bells-Now begin to ring.
Christmas fills up many lean stock
ing.
Good will to all men and most of the
women.
Pride and the price of turkey must
have fall.
Santa Claus doesn't forget even the
bad boy.
Do not forget the poor young widow
over the way.
One log that the mariner does not
keep-A yule log.
An old cotton stocking will hold rs
much d 4 silk one.
Where there's a Christmas will there's
a Christmas way.
The bad boy can become very good
around Christmas time.
Santa Claus sometimes ties knot in
the big stocking.
The man with the govt is rather
heavily handicapped.
The best thing in the stocking is al
ways down in the toe.
The small boy soon gets the hang Of
the Christmas stocking.
We never know what 4 mice pie is
made OF until the next day.
The lOneSOmeSt StOcklng-the one
that has no chubby foot to 20 in it.
Diamonds as Christmas presents have
seen their day-and come again.
II girl eats enough mince pie, she
will dream OF her future husband.
You can't tell how good hoy is by
the number of things in his stocking.
We wanted to remember Queen Vic
toria. but she said she wanted the
work.
Tie bright boy can't see what he is
going to get by sleeping with one eye
open.
Christmas is to the pockct'aS hole is
TO 4 water-piteher There is u terrible
upper pressure and fearful nonenity
beneath.
Christmas is 10 a hundred dollar bill
aS the mctatarSuS is TO the end OF a tack.
There Is a tender union and Il most vio-
lent parting.
PASTOR trust your family enjoyed
the ChriStmaS.tree festivities, Mrs.
Kaggs?"
Mrs. KaggS-"All 'ccpt my youngest
brother Simmons. He's got 81. VituS'S
dance. an some blamed fool went an
gin him jumpin' jack. lie amt been
well since
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MARTINS FERRY.

Mr. and Mrs Toner, of the Ada Ray
COMPANY. buried little child from the
Hotel haywood yesterday afternoon at
O'Clock. II was only SIX weeks old aud
was not expected 10 I've when they arrived
here The parents were almost heart
broken over its death.
The grading on the Wheeling and Lake
Erie is done through Burlington, and the
gravel train runs down rs far as Rainey's,
and by New Years day we will see the en-
CINE on the w. 4 l.. L. run into Martins
Ferry.
Milt Hager was reported very low last
evening with no hopes Of living very long.
Milt was q favorite with all that knew him
and it grieves everyone TO hear OF this be-
rcavement
The entertainment and concert Of the
Sixth Street a. NJ. f.. Church, that was 10
occur on next Saturday evening, has been
postponed until the 10th day of January.
NorIoE.-Water rents will be due jan
uarv lst. aud il not paid before the 10th,
water will be turned of without further
notice j. :. Mitchell, Secretary.
Mrs. John s. Clark and daughter, Of
Cleveland. o., former residents Of this city,
are the guests of =. r. Dean, on North
Fifth street.
Mas. Westlakes milk wagon upset on
Seventh street yesterday and in conse-
Quence a great many done without milk IN
their tea.
Reuben Glue" will be the next attrac-
ton az the Opera House. They will be
here on next Monpay evening.
Robert Campbell and family, Of New
Castle. Pa, are spending Christmas with
his father. A q. Campbell.
There was an entertainment at the
Scotch Ridge church last evening given by
the sabbath School.
J.J. Mccormick, general agent of the
Pennsylvania Company. was IN the city
yesterday.
John Napier's horse stumbled yesterday.
throwing him and cutting his face consid-
cradle.
Miss Josie MCGOWAN, of Alliance, is Wis
I iting her sister, Mrs John Reed, on Fifth
street.
James X. Hin and wife, of East Liver
pool, are visiting Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Me
dill.
Mrs Frank Brooks, of the Orchard. is
/ in Steubenville, the guest OF her parents.
SAThc Post ONCE will be open today from
| Stoq. II to II a. m, and 10 6p. m.
Thomas Kerr and Charlie Hoyle are
home from school for the holidays.
Baker BOYD and wife, Of FoStoria, are
here visiting their parents.
/ {. J. Helnleiu, Of Bridgeport, was in the
city Yesterday on business.
/ W. H. Connolly is in Pittsburg on bust
ness.
SMOKEY PRINCES LUNCH ROOMS
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Claus" was well sung by about eighteen
scholars of the Sunday School classes oil
/ the NJ. f. Church last night. Its faultless
rendition reflects great credit upon Mr
John Leech. under whose direction 1t was
prepared and put on.
Mrs. David Arndt left Tuesday night fol-
Sistersvile, where she was called by the
death of her uncle, Godfrey Price, form
er well-known citizen of Wheeling. He
was buried at Mt Wood Cemetery, in
Wheeling yesterday afternoon.
There was an early morning marriage at
the residence Of Rev. p McNlenamin, YES
terday at six o'clock. The contracting
parties were William Curry and Miss Mar
tina Chapman. They left in the afternoon
on wedding tour.
One poor unfortunate started 10 cele-
brate Christmas last Monday evening, ana
was gathered in by our efficient Marshal.
In the morning he paid the usual contriou-
ton of s. and costs into the city treasury.
Services will be held this morning at st.
Matthews Lutheran Church. In the even
ing an entertainment will be given by the
Sunday school classes.
Both steel plants will be oil to-day. The
Wheeling plant will resume tomorrow
morning and the Riverside will 60 ON again
tomorrow evening.
Rev T. BGrtlebaugh and son Frank will
leave to-day to spend a couple of months at
Rev Bartlebaugh's former home in Win
chester, Va.
Seventy lots in the Peabody and Esiiey
addition TO McMechen will be offered for
sale to-day, commencing at nine o'clock.
Sam Armour has accepted position in
a mill at DuQuesne, Pa, ard will leave for
that place the last of the week.
Thos. Policy came home yesterday from
the Pittsburg College Of Pharmacy TO spend
his vacation with his parents.
The employees Of the factory and forge
department Of the mill were paid ut three
o'clock yesteday afternoon.
VIII TRULY left for Ironton Tuesday
night to eat his Christmas dinner AT the
home of his parents.
James Dolan will shortly commence the
erection of a saloon and dwelling. on
Water street.
Misses Nell and Edna Osborne will
spend the holidays with relatives in Ra-
venswood.
Benwood will be well represented at the
theatres in Wheeling this afternoon and
evening.
Miss Jennie Bowers, OF Shepherds
town, is the guest OF her brother, +. NJ.
Bowers.
The mill yesterday made a shipment of
1000 kegs OF nails on the C, l., & W. Il. r.
The public schools, and ST Johns paro-
chial school, have closed down for week.
John Pritchard, of Jeanette, is spending
the holidays at his home here.
Jacob Keote, OF Butler county. Pa, is
the guest of Jacob Burr.
John Roe, Of Brilliant, was visiting
friends here yesterday.
Charles Sprouts has opened a news
stand on Water street.
Louis Cooke, Sr., is visiting friends in
Cameron.
Joseph Smith is on the sick list.
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The ngfdljgmccr recently criticiz-
cd the appointment OF Judge OHEY
JouNsoN TO look after the States inter
est, In the matter Of delinquent sheriffs,
and charging Democratic State admin
istrations with neglect and oyer-iudul-
gcnce Of these delinquent or defaulttng
officials, iutimating that Investigation
would show about S5O0,OO0 missing.
Governor FLE,uNG's attention was call
cd 10 the charge and ia AN Interview
ne gives the facts Of the case.
In the first place IL is shown that
i, has been customary from the birth Of
the state to employ one or more lawyers
in the auditors Office TO look after such
delinqucncies. In the second place. the
Governor shows that the Intelligence Is
very wide OF the truth IN It's estimate of
the amount OF money remaining uncol-
lected or in the hands % delinquent or
defaultlng sheriifs under Democratic adj
ministratiou. Thirdly, il is pointed out
that under Republican administration
and by enactments of Republican LegiS-
lures. the law releasing delinquent
sherins from obligations to the eX-
tent Of thousands OF dollars
was enacted. When the Democrats
took hold there was uo law
covering this matter Of delinquencies
or recurring collectors OF the State
revenues to make proper settlement and
account FOR the money that had passed
through their hands Consequently
says the Governor. 10 is impossible TO
saw what the delinquency during the
early years OF Republican admins
tration would amount 20. One of
the first acts passed by Democratic
Legislature in ISL was an act requir-
ing settlement TO be made Of the ac-
counts Of certain officers rs TO school
moneys.
zone Of the most popular provisions
OF the new constitution adopted" says
The Governor. twas article VI, section
90. which iorbids certain special lcsiS
lation. and among other things the re-
leasing OF taxes. penalties aud forfeit
ures."
The Governor shows that under Dem
ocratic administration there is delin'
ouency of only Sil6,l12.s9, covering a
neriod of seventeen years, some OF
which may yet be recovered. while un-
der Republican rule, when collections
wore necessarily considerably less
,here Is an almost equal delinquency
Cor , period Of but ten years, which can
mayor he recovered. And this does not
besip 10 cover the entire delinquency
upder Republican rule, for vast sums
were released by the legislature OF
which there is no specific record.
when the Republican party went
ont ~ power" says the Governor 1.-THE
St,te owed the school fund 100000 al
of which has been made good by the
state under Democratic administration
Ina cursory review the Auditor last
report he draws comparison between
,he condition Of the States finances un'
Der Republican and under Democratic
oon,rol which is anything but iatterins
s,r and which contains 4
scstbipg rebuke to the partisan critics
- tho nresent state administration
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-12-25
CA,IFRON Will GEr THERE

The chief Republican organ Of Penn
sylvania, the Philadelphia Press, makes
a doublc-lcadcd attack on Senator DoN
CAuEroN. The latter is a. candidate for
reelection. aud il is supposed that a
large majority Of the Legislature elected
last month is favorable % him.
The Press. however asserts that, as
senator CAMERON is opposed TO the
passage Of the Force bin, che Is not a
trustworthy Republican. aud can no
longer bc relied upon TO vote with his
party on party questions and it de-
clares that his reelection would be "a
political blundcr and a misfortune for
the State"
When they come TO vote on the Sena-
torshio question, the Republican mem
beers Of the Pennsylvania Legislature
will probably give but little heed TO
C,NEroN'~ views Of the Force bill; they
will recall the fact that hc contributed
cool. solid 100000 to the Republican
state campaign fund last fall, and many
Of them, no doubt, know where some OF
The money went.
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entertained by M. and Mrs. George

ing entertained by Mr.. and Mrs. George
Elliott.
The Euchre club was delightfully."- enter
tanned az the residence Of Dr. and Mrs.
Fisher on Tuesday evening
Fred. Neininger lost nne porker yes
terday, il having dropped dead in the
street.
Mr.. aud Mrs. ]. ". Ramsey left Wednes-
day to spend few days in Findley, 0.
Richard Bailey is spending Christmas
with his parents near Colerain, Q.
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Consideration.
Exas SVtags.

The boys have been making Il great
deal Of noise, and at last their father
appears with 4 strap and Selling Tom
my, begins to thrash him.
Don't wear yourself out, father,
SAYS Tommy, remember that Billy and
Johnny must get some, too.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-12-25
'rIs ouRIs'MAs IN DE CABIN.

II, Chris mas in de cabin.
Tho am fab away:
'Tis Chris mas in de- cabin.
| kno' De Dressed day
An dar Dc mock-birds singiu'
Max glad de happy spot.
IN all De now'rs am blOOmin
Around my little cot.
De fiow'rs my Liza planted
De golden gessemine.
De pink aZalea blossoms
An hOneysuckle vine.
Her po' ole hans am folded.
Her weary wo'k all done.
But yet the blossoms lifting
Smile up TO greet the sun.
It's Christmas in de cabin,
Declines sweep thro' Dc do
WhaE used 20 be- dar footsteps.
Ny chillun come no more.
D. fir place hors no embar-,
De Do Is open wide;
De winder's dim and dusky
Whar moonlight pod its tide
It's Christmas in de cabin.
An DE riboer muFmurs deep,
DE banjo strings am broken,
Tis time 10 20 90 sleep
De pleasant ribbcr singin
rs de- Bend so fah away,
Nhar used TO fiddle. honey,
De liyel0ng Chris mas Day
l. >iugin now-iu,' listen.
Wild Liza by mv side,
elm de starry stairway
OBJ Dressed Chris ma, tide.
-Frcsk Lss'i-
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-12-25

For Throat Diseases and Coughs use
Browns BRONCHIAL TRocmEs. Like all really
good things they are inflated Ths genuine are
s0ld only IA b0r.S.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-12-25

NEW ADDITION---J. l.. & B. b.
~ McMechen's first addition to McMechen
has been placed with Us for sale, at prices rang
lng from Sl25 up. Terms, one third cash, bal
ance in six and twelve months. Now is your
chance TO buy lots on the ground floor. Iou
will Ice sure to double your money in one year :
time. II has been done with the last plat We
sold makes IL now sure investment. Plat can
b. seen at Benwood Junction. at Benwood Post
Office and at our Office at any time, day or even
ing. Call at once.
ROLF 4 HARVEY, Agents,
de95eAdh 1914 Market street.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-12-25

SENATOR KENNA is a politician OF sa-
gacity and statesman Of integrity.
Ills letter Ia this mornings REGISTER
will make good Democratic Christmas
reading. lie gives some sterling advice
90 the Democracy and some words OF
warning that the party will do we'll TO
heed
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-12-25
DIED.

HARTLIEB-TueSday December 2id, 1870, al
$3.50 o'clock p. m MAGDALENA, wife OF Jere
mi.h iIartlieb. aged IS years.
Funeral from her late residence in Triadel
phia this Thursday afternoon at o'clock
Int-rment at Stone Church cemetery. Friends
are invited to attend
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-12-25

THE Democratic confereeS OF the First
Senatorial District have made wise
choice iu the selection % Mr.. FRANK
STEWART. Of New Cumberland, as the
Democratic candidate 40 the special
election 10 an The vacancy caused by
the death Of Senator Il. !. SMITH. Mr.
STEWART is a man Of ability. and a
sterling. honest Democrat.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-12-25

AR Koch is the fourth citizen npon
hon Berlin has conferred the freedom
"f,he cjtv. The others are Prince BIS
mark. Count Won Meltke ana III '''i'''
mann.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-12-25

PRESIDENT HARRISON has issued his
Worlds Fair proclamation inviting "all
The nations OF the earth to participate
ina commemoration of the event" IL is
a pity that in the Mckinley bin the
Presidents purty has ayowed precisely
lea, ..r.tf.rarts
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-12-25

INANoruEK column will be found Hon.
W. l.. WILSON'S brief address at the
New England Society's dinner last Mon
day evening. 10 was a most patriotic
rttlo speech and will make excellent
reading this chrisp Christmas morning.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-12-25

TINS is a great people when il gets
mad, said HORACE GREEDY. We amt
mad to-day. but we are great people,
an the same.
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JJTANTED:-A YOUNG GENTLEMAN sce
w customed 10 home, wants room ana 5c1
in private family, central location. AeN
Gentleman this Office. ue
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I OST-A LARGE NEWfOC NDLa III ,t -;
i OF darkish red color: feet and tail tipped
with white. also white breast. Had on new col 20,
lar with name and residence OF owner. ho'
cral reward will be paid Tor his return 70
steamer r. {. Phillips. II. j. MENDkL' ueSo'l
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atr,u advertisements.

WANTED - AN ENPERlENCED enUr
w salesman in n retail store. Address. giving
reference aud salary expected, A. b., this Office
daoSr
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&
business on the 10Th day OF December, 1880. = :;
RESOURCES.
Loans and discounts. sGi9.lIt 81
| OverdraftS secured and unsecured. $50 10
L. :. Bonds to secure circulation..... 1000 W
Stocks securities. claims. etc......... l26SG %
Due from approved reserve agents. 9.0l2 81
Due from other National Banks. 1881 81
Due from State Banks and bankers. l7.6N %
Westinghouse, fur niure and fixtures %OD 90
Current expenses and taxes paid ..... $3.50 53
Checks and other cash items. ....... 1899 81
Bills of other banks ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. l,i07 ~
Fractional paper currency, Hlckcls
Specie 1850 30
Legal-tcndcr notes. 3S,737 20
Redemption fund with l. = Treas
urer 3 per cent Of circulation .... eco %
Total. SS7s.5n o.
LIABILITIES.
Capital stock paid in..................s9n $4,000 90
surplus fund OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 1lVO W
Undivided profits 2s6S2 70
National Bank notes outstanding 5000 Oh
Dividends unpaid. ............ ....... 1892 90
Individual deposits subject to check 3il279 06
Demand certificates of deposit. 1903 63
Time certificates OF deposit. ......... l0i 932 -
Due to other National Banks......... 1893 66
Due TO State Banks and BANKERS. 6,3sl 81
Total sS7S.5il o2
STATE OF WEST VIRGINIA, COUNTY OF ONO, -:
l. John Wagner, Cashier of the above-named
bank, do solemnly swear that the above state
mcnt IS true to the best OF my knowledge and
belief JOHN WAGNER, Cashier
Subscribed and sworn 10 before me this 2ith
day OF December. 1880
GUY X. c. ALLEN, Notary Public.
Correct--Attest:
+. W. OGLEBAY. Directors.
NJ REILLY,
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NOR sALE-HoUsE WITH NINE ROOMS
L Lot 60xia0, No. 2s Virginia street; In per- per-
feet order. Inquire OF C. H. hEf Elk, 20. sSf0
Chapline street. ue'"@Hh
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single Copies OF DAILY or WEEKLY .... o
,x-rributes OF Respect and Obituary Notices
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Srus SOLICITED PROM EVERY PART OF THE SUR
BOUNDING COUNTRY.
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unless accompanied by sufficient postage
stamps % the denomination o. two cents and
i... accepted for amounts less than one dollar.
me REGISTER. embracing iis ssrsrai editions
q, sai.r.l a, ne P0stQaos ia Wheeling ". Va
,fs s.e9af rl1ss N0ffsr
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DEPORT OF THE CONDITION
IL Of the
National Bank Of West Il[gnla, al Wheeling

| In the State OF West Virginia, mt the close OF
business on the 10Th day Of December, 1890 y 2
RESOURCES.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1890-05-16

THE n. E. CHURCH FESTIVAL
On Memorial Day the ladies OF
the M. E. Church will give q
lunch In Odd Fellows Hall.
Judging from the preparations
now being made 1t will be the
swell affair Of the season. It is
proposed to make specialties Of
toothsome salads, Strawberries
and cream (real cream, baked
beans and the accompanying
brown-bread in such a manner as
to be vivid reminder Of how it IL
cooked In esthetic Boston, and
cold meats served 30 daintily that
the most capricious appetite viii
be tempted. The ladies having
the matter in charge will give the
public a program In full at q later
date.