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Arizona republican., 1895-12-08
THE SOCIAL EVIL.
Boasts the City Council of This Mu-
 nicipality.

The "block fl committee" consist ed of N. A. Morford, IA. L. Henshaw and Jas. McMillan. The report is one of the sensations, and in its first para graph makes reference to the action of the city council in creating and main
Arizona republican., 1895-12-08
DOUBLE MURDERER HANGED.

LITTLE ROCK, Dec. 7.-Jesse Jones,
 aged 21, was hanged yesterday for the murder of Charles and Jesse Hibdon in i February, 1894.
Arizona republican., 1895-12-08
BLOCKADE tAlRMENIA.

ROME, Dec. 7.-No news has been re- ceived from the interior of Armenia since November 26, on account of snow and the consequent impossible condi- tion of the country.
Arizona republican., 1895-12-08
GONE TO THE HOURS.

CONSTANTINOPLE, Dec. 7.-Arifi Pasha, member of the Turkish min istry without a portfolio, is dead.
Arizona republican., 1895-12-08

government of Phoenix, a reservation on what is known as block Al, for the purpose of allowing the carrying on of the business of prostitution by lot of depraved and fallen humanity.
 After an investigation of the mat ter we feel constrained to say, with shame for the citizens of Phoenix, that the large number of orders and churches in the city, whose main ob- ject is to combat and destroy sin in the community, appear to have sat, and are sitting idly by, while the con- mon council of Phoenix creates and maintains in their midst, against all sense of morality and decency, and in violation of the express provisions of paragraph 529 of the penal code of 1887, and act 29 of the laws of 1893, resort where prostitution may be and is being openly conducted in it's most vile forms
 eve feel no hesitancy in saying that large percentage of the cases we have been called upon to examine during our session, and that majority of the crimes which occupy the attention of the justice courts of Phoenix precinct, with the costs of which the taxpayers of Maricopa county are so heavily burdened, emanate from the said res ervation on block Al. In view of this fact, that the violations of the laws above mentioned are made misde- meanors by the statutes of the terri tory, and the grand jury being ad vised that it has no jurisdiction to act in cases of misdemeanors, therefore we would respectfully and earnestly rec ommend that the district attorney use every power of his office to prosecute and bring ito justice in the proper courts having jurisdiction of the mat ter, the violators of lhe law in connec- ton with block Al.
 'FThe officials concerned in creating and maintaining by license or pre- tended fines collected monthly from the ] inmates of the aforementioned reser- vation, such a resort of vice, adjoining one of the railroad depots, and in the face of an enlightened and law-abid- ing constituency, deserve, in our opin- ion, the strongest condemnation of every good citizen.
 Furthermore, whereas the terri iN.ory has created what is known as the 40O-yard limit yet in the face of that law, the county of Maricopa and the city of Phoenix permit a most disrep- utable establishment to be maintained within half that distance of the high school of the city of Phoenix-a matter that is scandal and disgrace to the people of Phoenix and to the of ficers of the law, both city and county we recommend that he district at.or- ney at once proceed to the prosecution of the case specified and all such cases; and we would respectfully direct his attention and that of our fellow citi- zens to the fact that he law requires as sufficient evidence in such cases, simply common reports and we see no reasons why an establishment could not be removed d: any time that the cit
 izens and the officers of the law are willing to do their duty"
Arizona republican., 1895-12-08
THE SILVER MARKET.

SAN FRANCISCO, Dec. 7.-Silver bars 67. Mexican dollars 541a@55.
The morning times., 1895-12-10

ner fondness for male attire and her affec-
tation uf "mannish'' ways. Her usual
costume consisted of a buff covert coat, a
mans waistcoat but Inv In the bosom;
short skirts, and n golf cap of gaudy pattern.
she frankly admitted that her life had been
that of a woman of the streets, but she de-
rlared that she had been converted two years
ago.
II was while acting in the combined
capacity of excise infurmer and missionary
that she became acquainted with young
woman named Marshall, for whom she
contracted an extraordinary infatuation-
They met first at the Dour Of Hope, and
;fterwar rd went TO live together in furnished
roam, the rent or which was paid by
Tommy"
Her treatment Of the Marshall woman was
SO extraordinary that the latter soon at
doing su by her companion, who locked her
in her room and beat her cruelty when she
threatened TO call for assistance.
After enduring this life for severalmonths
the Marshall woman succeeded in making
her escape and placed herself under The
protection of Miss Beck Fream. Tommy 6"
influence over her, however, was SO strong
that she soon drifted back to the old life,
TO be again overwhelmed with affection
and mercilessly beaten at the whim OF her
companion. Then she ran ava again, and
this time she procured warrant charg-
ing Tommy with assault. and had her
locked up in the Tombs.
There the woman was eXamiDedbya COM
mission of doctors, who pronounced her
TO be insane, and about five weeks ago
she was committed to the insane asylum on
Wards Island.
The morning times., 1895-12-10
MRS. CLEVELAND WAS THERE
Smlth-Page Reading Was a Briliia nj
Social Event

social Event.
Me;zerotts Hall held typical society
audience last evening, which. in gorgeous
array and sympathetic mood, attended
the readings given by Thomas Nelson
Page and F. Hopkinson Smith for tue
benefit OF the University OF Virginia.
The stage was handsomely arranged
with luxurious chairs and lounges. amid
mass of palms and ferns, portrait
of Prof. Minor of the University OF Vir-
giuia was prominently placed. and a
reading desk draped i'll scarfs OF White
and gold occupied the central position.
In the lower boxes were Mrs. Cieve-
land, accompanied by Secretary and " RS.
clusters of american Beauty roses and car
nations, tied with broad ribbons, which
lay along the ledge waiting to be given
to the talented men who entertained. while
On the left, Mrs. Page, wife, and Mrs.
Page. mother OF the author. and Mrs.
Hearst. We're bdrricaded with huge bouquets
OF vioictS aud roses.
Postmaster General W jlson presented
Messrs. Page md Smith in gracious. well
chosen words, and during the evening re-
TIE first sel,ctson. Flow jimmy Eascd
Her Mind" q sketch OF negro character
never exceiltH o comprehension ard word
sketchDg, fifk was notieeahly encnred by
the men who piaiuiy realiZed the situati,lIl
..you .mah led ceulmen, an Won III knows
a woman has ter ease her min.
Mr.. Smith gave q deliciously human
tion, mature had 'hewn him in the rough
and left every AK mark showing gives
no clue, tn the subtle sentiment with which
his character was luminous.
"Unc' Edinburg's Drowndin. Christ
mas story, the scene laid at the University
Of Virginia. ftiIl Of pathos and youEc love.
was fincIy read by, Hh. Page. his lingo be-
ing the real thing.
"a Selection from atom Grogan' was the
final readia, by Mr.. Smith. This dclinea-
ton of Irish character, woven strongly with
the defense of the women who have to do
such work as haS been allotted by tradi-
ton to men. through necessity, was winning.
odd. and above all definite in its power OF
giving pleasure.
The morning times., 1895-12-10
RUNNING AFTER REYNARD
Chevy Chase Hunt Club Fails to
Capture B'rer Fox.
Turf In Excellent Condition for Keep
Ing a Scent-Hunt Lasted Four
Hours and Was Exciting.

1.-THE hounds are cor,ing.' called Ga skins,
the steward at tie rheyy Chase Club yes
terday morning, and those who had gath
cred in the club house TO see the meet went
out OF doors to view those who COM
posed the field and watched them get
away.
This was bye-day, a nd no regular notices
had been issued by NJ. F. II. Rowland.
The field was snlallt only few OF the
devotees of the spors caring TO come out
into the raw. CAMP air for a prolonged
gallop. an
Yet 1t was ar ideal dayfor hunt. The
damp ground holds the scent for hours and
the iiuutsman was certain that the hounds
would stir up fox without much delay
and looked forward 70 a lively run.
There were sixteen couples of hounds
taken out, and Huntsman Holloway and
TWO wnippers-iD had q lively time keeping
the pack punched while they waited for
the gentlemen To- get into their saddles.
II was Here, Gafnesr' Back, Fayprite."
and the whips would snap and The dogs
whine. They were aDxious to be off, and
spraug about with their noses to the ground.
Mr.. Howlaud was on thIete, his hand
some hunter and Jumper, with a perform
ing record of six feet. +. Il. NcwlaDds
rode AadSe, his fayorite animal. W. c.
Morrow was out wearing regulation pink
coat. white coruuroys and top boots, al
though he was the ouly one thus attired
aside from the hunt sman and his men.
But Mr.. Morrow Is an ai..ihe-year-rouDd
hunter, and he wouldn't be happy out of
costume. The others were mostly In fawD
breecnes, tan top boots and checked coats.
Mr.. william Z. Murphy. Senator Murphy's
son. was there on his newly bought hunter.
Corinio. which his father bought for him
from Mr.. Halloway. He rode with a
proud and satisfied air. Holloway him
self was on the famous Ontario, which
had the worlds record at one time. Mr..
Howland, who was smoking a pipe sup
piled The bit of Information that Ontario
was to lie immortalized by the sculptor.
Gordon, who had used him for u model for
the equestrian statue OF Gen. Sherman.
which is to lie placed at the Fifth avenue
entrance TO Central Park. New York City.
A. tie Padilla kept the club waiting for
some time. but as he did not coIne. thcy
left directions OF the route far him to
follow AS he has been ordered back to
spain ne sold his hunter. the Moor. to Capt.
Hazey, of the German legation. This
animal has always belonged to some
diplomatic gentleman. it formerly belonging
10 Count Gregor.
Mr. D. b. Turner. young gentleman from
New York. who was put up for "a fort
night at the club. by Mr.. Padilia. was
ahorse. looking cheerfuly expectaht-
No ladies were present and the field got
away a trifle after IL. starting for Gar
rett Park, by way of Kensington-
After hard run OF three or four hours.
the hounds were called or
The morning times., 1895-12-10
"ToMMY THE MAN"
She Dies In the Insane Asylum ard
Is Buried IN Pofter's Field.


Is Buried In Potter's Field.
New York Herald.
Fay Leslie, better known as Tommy the
Man." Parkhurst agent, rescue worker"
and ''slnm evangelist" died in the insane
asylum on Wards Island on Tuesday, and
was buried on Thursday in potter's field
or the woman's early career little Is
known, but she used 10 boast that she ca me
of good family in Canada. and was grd-
uate OF school or medicine. There was
little about her manner or appearance. how
ever, that tended to confirm the story.
She first achieved notoriety as an agent
of the Society for the, Prevention of Crime,
in which capacity she made herself useful
in gathering evidence against saloon
keepers. She combined this calling with
that of missionary member Of the Rescue
Band, which operates in Chinatown. from
which she drew Small salary
Her masculine scbriquet was earned pS
The morning times., 1895-12-10
DIED.

CLARK-Mary T., beloved Wife OF A. W.
Clark, died November l3, 1898, will be
buried from the vault at Mount OIivet
Cemetery Tuesday, December 10, at 2:3O
p. N. Friends are invited to attend.
May size rest in peace.
FRY-On Monday. December 9, 1895. at
$50 q. ni.. Catharine, beloved wife Of the
late Joseph Fry.
Funeral from her late residence. S19 New
Jersey avenue southeast. wednesday. De.
ccniber II, at p. IN. Relatives and
friends invited to attend. 1t
RIJSSEL-Sunday morning. at her resi-
dence, 444 @ street northwest. Agnes NJ
Russell aged thirty one years
Funeral Tuesday afternoon at O'Clock
Friends are invited to attend de9-ze
The morning times., 1895-12-10

Rev. DR.. Talmage, who has purchased
aud Scott Circle, Will soon occupy IL, -
the house is now in process OF furnishing
under the direction of Miss 'raiinage. WHO.
by the way, is learning to ride the "hi ke."
and will soon be a familiar figure among
our fair cyclists.
The morning times., 1895-12-10
Poor, Foolish Girl

Poor, FOOIish 9TH
Dear me, what terrible piightl
Look at her haiti
1t Is all askew.
and flat it is!
And see her skirt
Torn, ripped, rent!
And her hair is down; and see that bro
ken umbrella in her hands.
Mercy!
Poor souli
Has she been run over by a cable car?
Or by bike, perchance?
Nay, nay; she has only been to hear
Paderewski, and with 1900 other women
has stoud in a concert haH built for ,00o.-
Harpers Bazaar.
The morning times., 1895-12-10

The Washington branch Of the Fessar
Aid Society met yesterday afternoon at no.
1912 Corcoran street to arrange Tor the
HOLIDAYS or soon after for the benefit
of poor students unable to afford the col
lege course.
No definite decision was reached but
another meeting viii be held shortly when
the committee in charge of the entertainments
hope to bring in a decision and favorable re-
port.
The morning times., 1895-12-10

Elaborate preparations are being made
for tue reception to be given by the Vice
President and Mrs. Stevenson in honor OF
Miss Stevenson and Miss Scott December
20. The eutirc drawing room floor of the
Norman rdie will be thrown into one great
reception room, and forests of palms hung
with tiny electric lights shaded in blue.
white aud crimson disposed around the
foliage.
The morning times., 1895-12-10

Mr.. Frederick c. Kliensnlichett OF this
city. and Miss Emily Osborne or West
Virginia, Were married yesterday in Bai-
tinlore by the Rev. Mr.. Lewis. The happy
couple left Immediately after the oere-
muny for West Virginia. where they VIII
spend the honeymoon.
The morning times., 1895-12-10

Mr.. and Mrs. 4. J. Reed and deuehter oil
Dresden. Name: Mrs. j, II. Daily and Miss
Lillian Daily of Port ROYAL. and Mr. and
Mrs. II. a. Strohm of Indianapolis. lnd..
are amang the recent arrivals at the l-ltctl-
field. where they Will remain for the winter.
The morning times., 1895-12-10
Fresh Laid Eggs.

You cannot improve on nice fresh egg-the
trouble is Is gst fresh ones We loos after
that Our Fancy Eggs are put up in one doxen
patent pocket boxes, and every egg is euRrnn-
iced fresh, The price Is no higher than others
esk for inferior qualifias-
WILKINS G. COMPANY,
Square Marble and Glass Stands,
Center Market r.
The morning times., 1895-12-10
WaShinCt0nians in New York.
fSpecial to The TimeS,l

New York. Dec. 9.-Mrs. Mayhew Platter
was among the passengers who sailed on the
steamship Spree for Bremen: Mrs. Becken.
Netherland: W. II. Armstrong, Broadway
Central: Mrs. g. B. Clifford. W. Aspinwall.
s. B. Clifford, st. Denis: j. W. Collins, As
tor: j. NJ. Dore. T. Lanston, Imperial: w.
F.. Gardner, DR.. w. Wyman. Grand: C. w.
Dabney. ir.. Gilsey: c. Davis. w. ]. Kehoe.
Imperial: Mrs. Foster. Park Avenue: j. d..
Griffin. Colonnade: r. c. Johnson. Murray
Hill: L. C. Jones' Sturtevant: H. o. Wilson.
ST. Nicholas: j. H. Tibbitts. sturtevant:
J. w. Ross. Sinclair: L. r. Rogers, St.
James: Mrs. @. Nichols, Marlborough: w.
s. Linton and wife. Coleman: g. G. Gorham.
Giisey: j. II. Magruder. st. James: J.
McAlchan Holland.
The morning times., 1895-12-10

home of Miss Stienmitz. No. 1881 street
northwest, this afternoon and evening for
the benefit OF the Young Peoples Home
Missio nary Scoeity OF Calvary Baptist
Church.
The morning times., 1895-12-10

The affairs set for today are: Mrs.
Joseph McCammon. a tea. to Z, TO n
troddce Miss Edith McCammon-
Mrs. Richard Coke WeigttmaB,
O'Clock tea.
Mrs. John N. Norton and Miss Juliet
Norton. 4 tea at o'clock.
k'rs. Bartlett Cromwell and Miss Crem-
well, Il tea, . O'Clock.
Mrs. Emmons. Il dinner for Miss Nary
Henry-Dayis. her guest.
The morning times., 1895-12-10

Opium consumption in Burmah is said to
be on the increase and promises still
further to grow. Smuggling is becoming
Common and Illicit stills more numerous.
The morning times., 1895-12-10
NOTES AND PERSONALS.

Miss johnson. daughter OF Chief Johnson
of the Bureau ~ Engraving and Printing.
IS convert Ia 'cyelislu. and is rapidly
learning how Ia handle Il wheel.
The morning times., 1895-12-10

The members and friends of St Paufs
NJ. F.. Church will give Il church receptlon
from Ia 10. Wednesday evening, at the
residence of A. 3. Browne. No. 1928 P
street north west.
The morning times., 1895-12-10

Judge R. T. Miller and wife of Camden;
n. j.. arrived in the city yesteday and
are registered at the Hotel Nornendie.
Judge Miller is circuit judge for the lower
counties of New Jersey.
The morning times., 1895-12-10
Thursday, 12-Miss Hichborn, lunch

Thursday, 12-AIiss Hichborn, lunch
con.
Mrs. McCammon, luncheon.
Mrs. HoIdsworth Gordon and Miss Cor
don, q tea.
Mrs. b. F. Rittenhouse and Miss Ritten-
house, a tea.
Mrs. George Whitfield Brown and Miss
Cuthbcrt. a tea.
Nine. Romero, a dinner.
In Cincinnati. the marriage OF Miss Nichols
to Marquis de Chambrun.
The morning times., 1895-12-10

The ladies of All Souls. Unitarian. Church
are preparing for the usual Christmas en-
tertainnent for the children.
The morning times., 1895-12-10
UNDERTAKERS.
MARRIED.

cember 8, at the parsonage of the NJ. P.
Church, by the Rev. W. r. Graham, ID. D.,
Samuel E. Newgent and Mary E. King.
The morning times., 1895-12-10

Hon. W. C. Owens. WIN defeated the
silver tongued orator from Kentucky, ar
rived at the Normandie IN Saturday. where
he will remain for the seasnn.
The morning times., 1895-12-10

Mr.. and Mrs C. NJ Mum. with their
children, have been abroad for the past
year and are again in their Massachusetts
avenue residence.
The morning times., 1895-12-10

wednesday. 11-Mrs. william CorcoranHil
a tea, to meet NJ iss Reynolds.
The Misses Merrick q tea.
Miss Gale a dinner.
Mrs Stanley Matthews n dinner.
The marriage OF Miss Jenkins. daughter
of Admiral Jenkins. to Rev. W. G. Andrews.
The marriage of Miss Moran and Mr.. Z.
G. Burnett, at ST. Stephens Catholic Church.
The Mississippi Association will meet at
the home of Miss IL. Toison, No. 1908 7
street north Invest.
The morning times., 1895-12-10

Mr.. ThomasF. Lane, of New Jersey. son-in
law of Senator Blackburn, and Col. Dr. *
Larned. L. s. N. are also guests of the
Normandie.
The morning times., 1895-12-10
Kings Palace,

spending several days in Baltimore. Is ex-
pected home this afternoon.
The morning times., 1895-12-10

A meet Ing of the Army and Navy Officers
interested in series of assemblies TO be
given this season was beid at o CLOCK
yesterday to determine plans for tie COM
ing functions.
The morning times., 1895-12-10

Burchin a tea. Miss Kennedy Will assist.
Saturday, 14-Mrs. Fuller and Miss Jane
| Fuller, a tea
Mrs. Woodyiile RocShiil and Miss Rock
Mrs. Charles Irving Wilson and Mrs.
| Peck, tea.
Mrs. Robert Caiiin and Miss May Cat
| lin, tea.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. L. NJ. Curry, dinner.
Monday, 16-Mrs. Beriah wilkins, a
! tea.
Miss May Eeyworth Parbour will enter
| tain members of the Princeton Glee Club
A stag supper at the University Club to
the visiting PrincetoniaIs.
Brazilian minister's Talk on Art"
at The Washington Club, in the evening.
Tuesday, lT-hfiss Mary McCeney, a
tea at the Washington Club for the Misses
! Dodge.
| Mrs. Mcmillan. a tea.
The Children's Hospital benefit matinee
at the National Theater.
| The Brazilian minister and Mrs. Men
donca, a dinner.
The marriage of Mss Belle C. Bemlss
| to George Holcombe BARRIER, Y. S. NJ,
| at the home of Mrs. Wight, No. 1922
Nineteenth street, at $50 p. m.
Wednesday, 1S-Mrs. sternberg, lunch
| con. to meet Mrs. Z. S. Grant.
Mrs. Audenreid, a luncheon.
Mrs. John ID. Langhorne and Miss Lang
horne. a tea.
Mrs Charles R. Collins and Miss Riley,
| tea.
Mrs. Frances Cotton, tea.
Thursday, ia reception to Gen. aud
Mrs. Miles at Washington Barracks.
Monday, 23.-First dance OF The Cotilllon
Club.
Tuesday, 24.-Mrs. Letter of Dupont
Circle, a dance.
Friday, 27.-Mrs. Draper, dance.
Monday, S0-The Mexican minister and
Mme Romero, a dinner in honor of the Cab
met.
Thursday, January 2-Mrs. Boardman, q
dinner.
Mrs. Barney, a dance, same evening.
Marriage Licenses.
Marriage liceuses were Issued yesterday
as follows:
Charles Huugerford and Victoria Mosby.
John Owens and Parthenia Kidd.
Damon Gordon and Sophie Woods.
The morning times., 1895-12-10
DAZZLING DIAMONDS !,

tion of "flrst wnter" gems-unsef. Pleased to
show them il you'll can SPIER, sie Ninth st. !,
near Pa Ave
The morning times., 1895-12-10

Friday, 13-Mrs. Burchin, wife of Capt.
Burchin, a tea. Miss Kennedy will assist.
The morning times., 1895-12-10

Senor and Nine. Dupuy de LONE enter
tanned last night at a dinner in compliment
to Scnur Padiila, attache OF the Spanish
Legation, who leaves shortly Tor Madrid.
Those present were:
MIR. and Mrs. Ca.deron Carlisle, Mr.. and
Mrs. Dominuuez. ScDur and Sonora Ayaia.
Senors Pastor and Padilla and Count Ga
larZa.
The morning times., 1895-12-10
MEH STOOD BY
AID WATCHED II.
Dog Fight Stopped by Swell and
Pluoky Girl.
Tea-The Letters Also Entertain.
Many Dinners on the Card.

One of the distinguishing characteristics
of the Washington girl is pluck.
Anybody who doubts this assertion should
have witnessed an occurrence which tran
spired yesterday afternoon.
Down + street came u tailor made girl
and a girl that WIS simply made by a
plain drcssmaker.
The tailor made girl was at one end OF
chain that had a large. tawny st. Ber-
nard at the other.
Up Tenth street came two girls, towed
by close cropped mastiff, who bore a
large sized chip on his shoulder.
When the two pairs of shoppers. with
their attendant CANNES came within biting
distance the st. Bernard took offence ut
the mastifrs staggering attitude, and re-
senied it.
The lockers on saw only a yellow streak
and then confused chunk of dog. Quick
as flashc the tailor made girl made a
dar; into the thick OF the fray and grasped
the St Bernard by the collar. First blood
fIad been awarded, him. however, ana he
could not he dragged Off.
The crowd began 10 scatter as the fight
grew more eXciIing. From soIne remote
corner came a blueooat with brass buttons.
The officer seeing the state OF affairs. pro-
uGccd d short, back bIIy, aud swinging 1t
rapidly around while his face assumed
I an expression of wonderful sternIess, which
faiiei, However, TO prcuuce any elect OF lne
uO1s-
1ne owner of the mastiff fluttered around
Calling OH soiDe one 10 save her dog. the
tailor made girl paused for breath, and
after a scathing glance at the crowd OF
men, VINO had gathered around by this
time, she once more walked IN and alter
waiting for 4 CHARGE, re- esta blshed her
grasp Ia, the huge animals collar. One
mighty effort and the two brlteS were
separated by nothing but the perseverance
aud bravery of one piucky, little woman.
Said one crestfalien- looking chap to
another:
by iovei that little girl had more nerve
than all of us men put togetherH'
20, WELL remarked his companion.
apolugeticaly. there never was Il man
who didn't like a dog fight"
The morning times., 1895-12-10

Assistant Secretary McAdoo and Mrs.
McAdoo entertained at a dinner last
evening.
The morning times., 1895-12-10

Marriage liceuses were Issued yesterday
as follows:
Charles Huugerford and Victoria Mosby.
John Owens and Parthenia Kidd.
Damon Gordon and Sophie Woods.
The morning times., 1895-12-10

Mrs. stiIson Hutchins. who has been
The morning times., 1895-12-10

DIT. and Mrs. Nash have not gone TO
Florida for the winter. as has been erro-
neously reported. but are at home for
the season in their handsome apartments
az the Portland Mr.. nd Mrs. w. K. Ryan
are with them FOR the winter.
The morning times., 1895-12-10

Van Renssalear. has sent out cards for
a tea. to Z. TO meet her sister. Miss
Susie L. Johnston. daughter of DIR. W. W.
Johnston. December 20.