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Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1891-09-11
FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER IL.
ANNIVERSARIES.


september nth.
Born: James Thomson (poet, 400.
William Lowth, 1861.
DIED: James Harrington, 1917.
Capt. Basil Hall, 1914.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1891-09-11

contending factions than Mr.. Whitney.
He commands the confidence of all, and,
better yet, he has won the confidence of
the whole country. All men know that
if elected he would give us pure, able
and energetic administration,
New Orleans States: II the I emocratic
party in convention assembled deem it
wise to select Mr.. German as its standard
bearer in the great contest next year, he
will surely receive the undivided support
of his party from one end of the country
to the other.
xwx
Kansas City Star: Senator Washburn
thinks that Mr. Blaine is mot candidate
in the ordinary sense" On the contrary,
he is a candidate in an extraordinary
sense. He began to be candidate early
in Grants second term and has been a
candidate, with occasional breathing
spells, ever since.
st. Louis Globe-Democrat If Indiana
presents favorite son to the Democratic
national convention, Voorhees, should be
the man. In experience and ability he is
head and shoulders above Gray, and yet
nobody couples his name with the presi-
dental nomination. Is Voorhees, too
modest to press his own claims, or is his
state too blind to appraise him at his true
valuation.
Xxx
New York Sun: "Mr. Cleveland is en-
tirely too busy doing nothing in William
street to take part in the Ohio campaign.
1t will be the pleasure of Democracy next
year to see that he continues undisturbed
in the same employment. San Antonio
Express.
But he is in the Ohio campaign. He
is in by proxy. Major Mckinley holds
his proxy.
Minneapolis Tribune: Col. John e.
Prather, of st. Louis, told Minneapolis
reporter yesterday that Missouri would
swing into line for Cleveland all right at
the proper time. "Grif" is one of the
Democrats who press the button down in
Missouri, just as Messrs. Kelly and
Doran used to in Minnesota, and what
he doesn't know about the habits of the
Missouri Democrats is NOT worth know
ing.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1891-09-11
EDITORIAL COMMENTS.

But then the Latter Had ii Confederate
Record.
"Republican Pennsylvania officials are
corrupt" says contemporary in Arkan-
sas. The difference between the states is
that Pennsylvania promptly sent its treas
urer to the penitentiary, while the equally
criminal treasurer in Arkansas was never
even brought to trial.-Chicago Inter
Ocean.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1891-09-11
JOHN p. VICTORY.

Attorney at Law. Office in County Court House
" i'll practice in the several Courts of the Ter
ritory and the U. s. Land Office at Santa Fe.
Examination of titles to Sp nish and Mexican
Grants, Mines, and other realty, carefully and
promptly attended to. Patents for Mines Sc
oured
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1891-09-11
tOrmerly Phoenix Hotel

THOS, Il. CATRON,
Attorney at Law and Solicitor In Chancery
Santa Fe, New Mexico. Practice In all the
Courts In the Territory.
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A. T. Grigg & Co., Furniture, &c.
+. schnepple, Bakery.
A. Boyle, Florist.
j. Weltner, Book store.
Fischer Brewing Co., Brewery.
j. q. Schumaru, shoe Merchant.
Patterson g. 20. Livery Stable.
G. W. DudrOw Transfer Teams, Goa
and Lumber.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-01-21

seeing how many words could be pruned away
so as not to impair the sense These many fe'
visions were, of course. followed by further re-
visions when the matter came back to MN III
proof.
He was a most striking looking man. lie wac
above the medium height. He was erect unVii
the last ten years of his life. Then bis shoulders
began TO curl, yet at the close Of his life ne hau
only slight stoop. His physical vlgor "a'
shown in his complexion which always clear
in the light OF his eye, and in the luXurlance
OF his hair His hair never showed the slightest
sign of thinning. 1t thick silky, and TOT
many years snowy white, like the beard which
descended in great wave upon his breast. his
forehead high and narrow. His eyes were
dark gray. His a Roman hook. Ills
short upper lip smooth-shaven during the
greater part Of his life. lie was fond Of society
His work was always finished in the morning.
The afternoon was his time for out of doors ana
for exercise. He dincd late and then was ready
for social talk lie was fond of dining out.
He liked the theatre, the receptions, any place
where he could meet cheerful people and avoid
bores lie was fond Of talking with young people
He was more bright and animated than
when surrounded by young ladies' HiA cottage
at Newport and his rose garden there have often
been described. His house in Washington also
had a rose garden. This cultivation was quite
as much an excuse to be out Of doors anything
else lie was much attached to the German servant
he brought back with him from Prussia. Mr..
Bancroft spoke German almost without accent and
in his manner of dress and speech often suggested
n German He was fond of the Prussan military
cap. with the straight visor, and always wore
such n cap when out Of doors for his Walks or
his rides During the last ten years he had
been seen out in society hut little. He watched
his own declining strength with great care.
His mind was thoroughly clear up to the last.
During the last three four years that he went
out in society few attempted 10 hold CONVERSE
ton with him. lie was hard Of hearing. an
sorbed in his own thoughts He paid little atten-
ton 10 what was said TO him. His voice was
hgh-keyed and rasping lis harsh accents would
make him heard above the chatter Of any assem-
bagc His life represents an even current WIFI
out any serious breaks in the shape OF sorrow OF
misfortune He was evenly successful, ana
having followed rigid rules, never having
wasted his sympatiIics upon anything outside OF
his own life, lie was signally fortunate III
proonging his days. | do not recall ever having
heard him mentioned in connection with any great
charity or with any great public movement Tor
the benefit Of others. Ills life was too retired t.
have ever brought him in contact with the gen
cral public. lie was always digniiird. HIS IN
dividuality Of character and pictIrcSqucness made
him a notable figure among even the notab!liicS
Of the CAPITAL where when one of them dies hr
is less missed perhaps than in any other city IN the
United States +. {. CRAWFORD.
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INCIDENTS IN SOCIETY.

Mrs. J. T. Parish. Of No. 20 Park'aVe.. CAV.
syeowD luncheon yesterday Her guests Mei' ,"hn
J.. p. Kernochsn Mrs. Lusk Mrs. snydam' m, 'o1 W..
son. Mrs, ~ 7. Pyne Mrs. Gray. MIS- r1.',
Beach, Mrs. T.. L. Ludlow, M's inv|a. Mau,coyob
Mrs W r. Chamberlain, Mrs. ii. victor No"'o ,a,
Mrs Lord. Mrs. Gordon Norrie Mrs Schiehelin Miss
Beekman and Miss Chase. lac. r,oht
Mrs. W. c. whitney gave a dinner party last h'sn n
previous 10 the dance at Delmonicos' A"o"e
guests were Mr.. and Mrs. W. u. sioane' ~. oo,,irbs
W " ,,anaorhi,, Mr. and Mrs. Herman Oclilchs'
J. Frederick Tams, Mr. and Mrs. Bruce PRICE, ''''
Jafray and John {. Furmah. oo,,oo,,h
Mrs Samuel Borrowc, Of No 20 west 'e'e"'''"'
st. gave a dinner party last night os,,c
Mrs John Sherwood continued her ait'rnoon ,ao'
at the Windsor Hotel yesterday afternoon Me-
rsc,,s,,ons nv Miss Amy Baker and songs by ME-
HalleaDeck and Mr Arysk;Sw Mr. among BSreer Miss
MARY Field MIS- Dale. Mrs whitney, Mr. pie; wi" WIS.,
Hopkins. Mrs cambridge Clark MIS- , Ientilhon
Anna Stephens, Mrs. j. o. Lebtiihoh' '''
and Mrs. T. +. Meagher
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CARRIERS LITTLE LIVER PILLS.
Postolice Noiicc.

s,oId 10 read dllly by all interested. changes may
etters Tor iotign counties need not he specially adj
dressed oT f,p ead p G a of blinking aid commercial
doc1wcnt, kt,rs not SPECIALLY adle'sed being sent oy
the fasS Hr for ts Week enng January "a will close
pr%S@FpSiS Z 81 f,$i a. a' S' the Ia P,,s
souqsss via o Ra 5ri,f o and radad ard Dcmersa
5 r A Issnd. m nS S b. dSod . per X
aaTrc,''", AZ / A. m for Rio Janeiro santos. ,gnd 70
La Plata cognirs via n,s re S SaH drG cr Io@9b
q, 80 a. N. stIp'ementary go a. @2 ,9r Esop s
Tor Para cara and I,as bq1S av, and sa,ans ec
g Sr fu1op A'S Sr at Il S cStic VIA oacn.sowa
spPsmqdiTy 80 &n % fSf ii fsnd oN d n9
CSee ttcs Tor Trinidad and TSPaso p @u,. DC cty ot
.T,dr n H "a edPs must Be directed Dei
M S me- spplda no NJ 50 g
~ D' rH qSr gausica per Dorian at p m for LnaEns
Mar and Port Dc foS PER from e %.c%c
TRIphi ,,nt Jdmaca and Jie%e also Rca va
SXTrRD{ Rita co 5Sr rF"a Ta Re js@ 0 PER
c9a9a from natmq PcT, az ard ard ruPEey per
Ia Bourgognc VIA Have p, q; H. "t ,, ,or France
s%itfcra@d italy san PcTgsaI and r IAy p%is
directed per obdam va Rotte rdam Oettcrs must b,
d dSSs cr oaa m for ,o%f ,S S.st pr
Anchorl at II a M i,lppsmsnry u non ~ .o c,r,r,.
& and S SHyo5a D Da m% BE- dd pr
GGssrrecas,S az ii a. N. Complementary - 80 p M tor
I,,rons per : : Galiia. Via Queenstown at M lor
cmeb chqa aD2sco and TgSSa d ger an d" oS
,ieIt,.e S,ates via Vera must b. directed PER
YnSnmvTI at / p. for Trinidad and Tooaso' per s.
fMos FOR the Hawaiian Islands per Au,raIa IRON
cIoseh here January "a, AZ 50 ~ ~;
Malls for the Society Islands per ship CITY y, papen'
MATT FOR CHINA and japan per CITY o. s'o 9aeesSS
from San FrancIscO close bore Hawaiian Fi
m uoan Islands per zealanda from san Fran;
9c; TsOraFTS m nj e. uh Brtn S. E NAIL
Australia Malls for Newtoundana ~ ray s,i 70
ana H. Mails for MoaeOn BY raft 70 scscn ana sfass
ny a nv rail to Tampa. Fla and thence oy steamer
Tor Thursdays and SATURDAYS. close az ths
Ealing Moh q, ~ a m Malls for Mexico. overland
"sresv addressed for dispatch by steamer Gloss
az IT, pacidc mails are forwarded TO san Frsncseo
IA tho schedule Of closing Il arranged on the pre-
day anu ~ thclr uninterrupted overland transit 70 San
,co Mails from the Fast arriving on tnr az San
on the day Of sailing Of steamer, are dSstehd
ibence the same day R,cistered MAJ co' q, . p n
lno,,ous d,v CORNELIUS VAN toTI; Po>ulaster'
" ros.oNice New-York. " v. January 10 ls9O.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-01-21
THE JUNIOR PROMENADE AT YALE.

ew-lIaven, Conn, JAN 90 (spccial.-ihe prone
made Of Yale 800 tonight was brilliant ahar' inc
grahd march led by Hugh Bayne, '92, ana MISS
Cheney. OF south Manchester, Conn. Among those
present were Mrs. ;. 4. Sampler and Miss torsoh'
Wethersfed. Conn: Miss Fcye. Brooklyn, ~ " MIS-
Ware and Miss Ware, st. Louis Miss Laura HOLSTER
Mrs. Robinson Miss Robinson. Judge and Miss Coley,
Mrs. Moore, Miss Moore, Mrs Colt, Miss Colt, en-
clnnati Mrs. W. W. Rockhlll. Miss Cooper, Washing
ton, ID. c.; Mrs. Morgan. Philadelphia; Mrs. Ishanl'
Miss Isham, Chicago; Mr.. and Mrs. Johh
Caldwell, Miss Caldwell. Pittsburg Miss H.
A. Evans, Paterson; Walter satunton, New
York. Hunter Wyckes, New-fork; Mr. anu
Mrs II. II. Camp. Chicago: Mrs b. f. Evans, Miss >.
Evans. MorrlsOwn; Mrs l.. p Lee. jr., New Britain
Miss Jones. Troy: Miss T.. C.. Ivison. Miss Clara j.
Williams, New York: Mrs. George W. Dan, Troy MISS
sturtevant, Cleveland; Miss Mary f. Garvan. Hart
ford; Mrs. James Z. English New Haven Miss l. NJ.
Morris, New-York; Miss Aldrich. Providence !;
Mr.. and Mr., Francis Il. Cooley, Hartford ;
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Appleton, New York ;
Mrs William II. II. Moore and Miss Ada Moore,
New-York, Mrs George Lord. Miss Lord, Albany Miss
Brewster, Miss Parker, NewYork; Miss Josephine
Smith, Worcester; Miss G. b. Southland. Miss Southad
Boston: Mr. and Mrs. Charles Forrest Miss IJ:re't
Hartford Mrs. Daniel Lord, Miss Lord, New-lork;
Miss Elmore Cooke Paterson; Mrs. Vail, Miss Vail.
Winsted Mrs. Albert Root. Ms, Knowlton Brooklyn
Mrs d. \. BOiSscvaln, London Eng; Miss Magec,
Mr. stokes. Miss stokes, Mrs. Robert Coapin, Miss L
bourgeois. New-loIk George Bliss, Miss Augusta
Bliss Mrs. W. Swayne, Ms, Alice Hunt. New York !;
Mrs. William Crowcll Miss Alice Crowc Cleveland :;
Mr.. William Rockefeller. Mis- Rockefeller. Mrs r.
Hunter, Mrs. G. VI. Williams. BrOoklyn. Tea was
given this afternoon by tho following Juniors who
Hal Mc>srs. Hugh Baync, FloydJOnes, q. Is. llOl-
lister, V,On, Mason and BOltwOOd.
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value without resort to vulgar exagreration Mr.
RoDd is excollently pert Trip Mr. Iecierco and
Mr. Herbert are careful and crcdltabe as Crabtree and
Sir benjamin. and the handsome Miss Prince is earnest
and pleasing IN the trying because repeant part Of
Lady sneerwe. Miss Edith Crane Is Quiet and pretty
rs Maria.
Henry Edwards, appearing as Sir Oliver Surface,
had welcome indicative of the esteem and affection
in which he is held-and rightiuy held-by this
public. Sir Oliver suits him aud he plays the part
Simply and fervently, with all the sturdy common
old wOyldlng.
The Introduction Of mnuet. at the end OF act one
proved charming establishment. The omission Of
the ndelicate lines which have long been permitted
10 mar this comedy Is much to be commented They
might have pleased an audience In former times they
are offensive now and there is no considerable humor
in them ms revival has been accomplished under
happy conditions and it ought TO endure
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WEDDINGS.


PlanGed y. j. Jan. 20 (Specianf brilliant
wedding took place in the Planhcd Meth
odi,t Episcopal Church tonight at O'Clock, when
Miss Emma Prentice McGec was married to James
Richard JOY. The bride I, a daughter If James Me
Gee, ex president Of tic Ncwlork Produce Exchange
The wedding ceremony WAS performed by the Rev.
g. Il. Mitchell Of the Plancld church. assisted by the
Rev. Hubert Wclch, Of Bedford Station. y. Y. The
bride wore a white satin gown. Trimmed with feath-
crs. and carried bOuque; Of white brides roses. Her
bride maid Miss Alice X. Joy, Of Groton, Mass, also
wore white dress. DR.. Ellis W. Hedges, Of Plain
field va, best mac and the usher, were Frederick
JOY Of Detroit George \. Sander,On. Of Boston Emil
4. >chuze Il New York: Jonathan Barnes of spring
field Ma. aud Jane, II. HallOck and Clifford W.
Mctcc II PlainGcld Mcssrs. Sander>On Barnes and
schultz were classmates Of the bridegroom, who wa,
graduated from Yale in 1s75. The bride proceeded
to the altar upon tie of her father. who gave her
away reception at the home Of the brides parents
followed the wedding ceremony.
pretty wedding tyok place last night at the First
Prcsbyt Church. In Elizabeth y. j.. the contract
iug partic, being DE Witt Clinton Jones and Miss
bessie duncan Cannon, daughter OF d. Henry H.
cannon. The maid 81 honor Miss Il'l n Kent.
Of lacLcnsack, and the bridesmaids were Misses Mary
II. Brown. II Sew NorI Emily f.. CtShmau. 81 Brooh
lyn. Caroline S1u'hmayd ard Mary Franklin Jones,
of Elizabeth and Adciiuc X. COrtclyOu, Of New Bruins
wick. The uslers were Edwin Holmes. Of Albany (,
Walter H. Damn Of Brooklyn GansevOort '. Coitcy on,
Of New run-wick Christopher X. Carter. George Alul
daur. and Henry T.. Cannon. ~ elizabeth me b's,
man wa, Eugene Miller The ceremony was performed
handsomely decorated. and 1cd with well known
pc pie reception held at the home Of the
bride, In Lafaycttc-st
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-01-21

DIED.


BENNET-on Tuesday morning January 90. at the resi-.
ter Of q the MIR , son LSaoe Ssnnst Caoae ~ aaash:
Funeral services viii be held at 124 Columbia Heights,
Interneit private
BREwER-At Francisco, Cal. on the 10th inst sud.
denly, Charles Huntll. gtOa BeWer AGED 90 yeals.
lntelIAent at Norwich. Conn
BnOwN-On January 10, at Kensieo Ann Brown, widow
OF Abraham Brown, IN inc SOFA year age.
Funeri services Io Grace CnUicn, White risins ar.
thursday. January %.
cAMPBELL-on Monday, January 10; 1891. Jane q.
of IN; late Hon samuel Lawrenee -. -
Intermcnt at Cayuta Lake.
Widow Of the late jesse jac.heis'
Tca iSgd a. ia. J4nua as 81 az M 10
Wtsburg papers please copy.
b5 on Jan"a9 g. ioS STACY AZ r. III G jersey
FSs A. IN i ' 70 yf n q he a funeral services at
Holding NJ T. Church, jersey City, on Thursday next,
I6tegmfat WIN be at R0semont the following 5ay o.,
Train leaves jersey City. via Lehlgh Valley H. H., az
SIS
KNEAss~On Tuesday the goth ns at her late residence
in Philadelphia, Margaretta Bryan, widow Of the sts
Notice OF funeral hereafter.
Of NewYork, native Of ST. Thomas, W. l., in the 1ith
rSaeFoi r. late reslaease s2e We: 2si'' on
Iag,ay and @oa dad, January ar % 81 81 at G''"
St. Thoma-, w. l.. papers please copy.
John McGowan l. >. Revenue Marine, IN HIS s6th yer;
Elizaboth.aye. on THURSDAY 22d inst, q; .. M
Philadelphia and California papers please copy.
REYNOLDS-In Wilton. Conn, January is, Annie E.'
wife Of Horace ). Reynolds. >, ,..,.o. "A
Tuno raj January -, Thursday, AZ p m; iat'gs su
friends take a.. train from Grand Crhuai Del"s'
Carriages will be In waiting arrival tram al W'to'
RILEY-On Sunday January 10, OF pneuno"i' joan ey'
In his 18th year. ,,,., 49,.
Relatives and friends members Of the Heah Delart.
ncnt and Exempt Flremen's Association arr icslrcu Wy
in,it attend the funeral from his lite let
Dlcecli,r--t., lay, 2lst Ms, AZ .du p"Ss
a. M. thence 10 ST. Joseph's Church otha'e' ana
Washington Place - go.
SMIIII-suddenly at Verona y. j.. January 10 Lyos
collier Sni, wife OF the late Charles ShlIh asei 90
IOMPkINs-On Tuesday, January 20 az No. l3l Wess
D.. eldest Of DANIEL D. ana Jee lie
1Omphins the 7th year Of his age
Services Wednesday at . D. M
FuncIo! private. ~
rELMBLEY-On Tuesday, Goth inst, at Bergen Point,
~ j. w. Irerbey, IN the 80 year OF MS age
Funeral services his lat silence on thursday "a stf
Carrages viii meet the o'clock train from Lberty-st
TyTER-At Buffalo " y on "wednesday, January u,
1881 Ellen Davis Tyler. wife Of Rev Charles Meen ~:
r of Cornell University Ithaca, y " AID daughter %
thn late Harriet Y. DAVIS Of New-liayen, Conn.
IntarUent at New Haven January II.
Chicago and Boston p1pers please copy
wEED-At Grand Central Hotel January is Martha
Teresa Weed. wife o; JARVIS Weed late OF Stamiofa'
rDnral services Will be heli Grand Central Hotel.
Wednes iay January II, at IL a. M
Interment at convenience OF family
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-01-21
NOTES OF THE STAGE.

announcement has already been made OF the ne"
tragedy which Lawrence Barrett is TO produce al III.
Broadway Theatre Monday evening. ~ III ~
Guido Ferrant' Inc pay Is III loui "'''' w "
scenes are lald IN fdnud'
The original painting By Henry Fuseli, r. A. OF 'e
gbost scene from "Hamlet," from which the wei!
known engraving was made which Is lnciuded III
BoydelIs Shakespeare Gallery, was presested yestcr
dav TO the Actors Fund of America by William 1hoa'
Wright. Of London. through the president, A. NJ
Palmer and was hung in the rooms OF inc rum
Accompanying the picture Is me The REHABILITATION is
printed accompanied by a quotation rom hoauch ,
Life OF kemble."
Articles of incorporation have been filed for the Ma
tio1al Amusement Exchange, with the following IN
cornorators: H. c. Miner, J. Kline Emmett, ir., W. ii.
Morton. W. A. Brady, W. W. Randall and James d.
Dickson The capital stock Is sioOoVo rHe PIi th
cipaI place of business is TO be In NewI0rk CITY, WIN
branch offices in Chicago, London and Paris.
The return Of the Madison Square Theatre
comnanv will be marked on February by the
PRODUCTION Of sunlight and Shadow comedy
nv n G.. Carton. 1t produced at
tho Avenue Theatre months ago by George
Alexander and was transferred TO the st. james :
Tb.atre where IL is now running. The cast VIII lf.
,"da TeSrs BARRYMORE Robinson, Bell, Holland and
TYLER and Miss Maud Harrison, Miss Agnes Miller ana
Miss Eustacc.
Mics Fanny Davenport is to play Cleopatra at the
Broadway Theatre for several "echs' o'S''''"s VII
March 80.
rhre. hox.s in Uarrigan's new theatre were occu-
Mod Ist evening by theatre party from the Nara
r.nsett C1ub in which were Corporation Counsel
Clark Police Justice Mcmahon, supervisor W. - ~
Kenny. Assistant Supervisor David Ryan, oupefih'
tendent r. j. Brady, Of the Buildings Buf ra Of the
Day George n e, BeI pbeIon, j. F. Kelly. 3. +.
nSgors o'' MARSHAL Engeihard and Edward Clark
After the play the party enjoyed supper
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A DELMONICO DANCE.

The second and last Of the dances organized by
Mrs Aston. Mrs. Brockholst Cutting, Mrs. Luther
KOuntze, Mrs. Adoph Ladcnburg and Mrs. W. G.
whitney took place at DelmOncos last night, beins
considerably larger than the first dance, which was
given on December %. The dance and supper were
on the same floor. though In different rooms, the
restaurant not being opened at the large subscrp
lion balls With the exception Of Mrs. Cutting. the
patroncsses all present, and received the guests
in the red ROOM After supper, which was served al
bullets one in the Ffthave. side and
another in the " lemonade" room. The coton was
danced George II. Bend leading with Mrs Luther
Kounzc Among the subscribers present J. J.
Astor Mr.. and Mrs. Cooper Hewitt, Miss Hewitt,
Mr and Mrs. Lloyd Bryce. Mrs. De Forest Miss
IIargous. Mr.. and Mrs. William Wall Chaplin, Miss
Mary Chaplin, r. Dyer. IT., Miss Hope Goddard
Miss Annie COrbin, j. II. Davis, Miss Flora
Davis. Mrs. Paran Stevens J. L. Kernochan,
Julian Kean, j. Kidgeway Moore Mr.. and Mrs. q. l..
Rives Center Hitchcock Mr. and Mrs. w. A. Duer.
Mr. and Mrs. n. Fish, Miss Fish, Mr. and Mrs. e. L.
Wetmore Miss Wetmorc. Mrs. Burke Roche, Mr. and
Mrs :. V. r. Cruger Eliot Gregory. Miss Lima Post.
4. C. Gurnec, Mr. and Mrs. {. Albert stevens, the
Misses sands, Mrs. Kernochan Mr.. and Mrs. Pelham
Clinton Mr. and Mrs. j. +. d. Laner, Miss Bishop.
Miss Lanier, Mr.. and Mrs. Orme Wilson, Miss Carlcy'
Mr. and Mrs. II. H. Hunt, Miss Rose Post. Mr.. and Mrs
Egerton winthrop. Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Vanderbilt
II lie Grand Cannon. Hamilton Cary. Mrs. George II.
Bend. Miss Amy Bend. Miss Grace Wilson, Mr.. and
Mrs. Robert Goelet, Isaac lsclin. f. H. Baldwin Miss
Fannie Taller, L. Wilson, jr., Herbert Robbins
Mr. and Mrs. W. d. sloane, Mr.. and Mrs. Henry
sloane T. surern Taller: ,lr. and Mrs. b. C. Porter
rIman. IT., Mrs Arthur Welman. Arthur LeaIy
stephen DIN. Butler Duncan, Mr.. and Mrs Clarence
cary I Hayem rI'tst Mr. and Mrs. THnaga r.
Beach. Charles Cottenet: X. J. Cutting r., Mr. and
~ NIX Twombly Mrs William Jafrray. F. Gray Girls
void, j. c. Furman and Adolf Ladenburg