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Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1896-12-20
BET A SKELETON AT POKER.
Queer Stakes Wagered in Game Be
tween Medical Students.

| Queer Stakes Wagered in Game Be
tween Medical Students.
The Sporty Doctor told the story,
and the Sporty Doctor can tell stories,
if anybody should happen to ask you.
He was sitting in his private Office
waiting for his trap, and the converse
ton shifted around TO poker games,
/ chiefly because the bookcase in the OF
! fee was decorated with a box OF chips
and several packs of cards.
The Queerest game Of poker | ever
saw" said the Sporty Doctor, was one
I played in when | was medical stu
dent. One night four of us we're in the
| dissecting room. We had finished eX-
perimenting with the cadavers we had
on hand and were waiting for dinner
One Of the boys suggested that we play
poker. We played it,
1T wasn't long before some OF the
boys ran out of money. The game was
a stiff one, and the unlucky ones began
| putting up personal property. They
let their watches and knives go. and
finally got down to their dissecting IN
struments and specimens. One OF the
boys in particular was in hard luck.
He got good hands but had them top
ed with a regularity that made him sick
| at heart. In half an hour he had about
everything he possessed on the game,
and was looking around for other col
! lateral.
Pretty soon he got in a big full-it
was thee aces and a pair OF queens, II
remember correctly. | was betting
against him, and 1 had four little trays.
| bet 81 and he saw me with scalpel
and went me two better with beauti-
fully picked forearm. | raised him
right back, and then he was in a guam
Diary. He skinned his cards over, went
through all his pockets asked implor-
| ingly if | would take an /. o. T., which
l wouldn't and then sat and thought for
a minute.
Suddenly he remembered some
thing. for he told me TO wait minute
and ran out Of the room. He came
back with skeleton, which it had ia
ken him sex months to articulate, and
threw it on the table I raise you 200
| cold bones he said calmly"
The Sporty Doctor stopped. Then
the Man Who Never Studied Anatomy
| said:
"Well?"
"Well?' the Sporty Doctorf queried
back at him.
what happened"
! ooh, the skeleton was shy three ribs,
| to say nothing of lot of false teeth,
and the bet didn't go on its face value. "
Buffalo Express.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1896-12-20
Fruit Cake, choice and delicious, at
Zigenfelders, 1888 Market street.
CLARKsBURG.

HARRISBURG. w. VA. December 10
-Clarksburg Is very quiet, notwlthstand-
ing the approach Of the holidays and the
municipal election.
County Court made the penalty $4,000
Bishop Donahue. Of Wheeling. conduct
ed confirmation services at the Cathedral
church in this city on last Sunday.
Mr.. Isaac Wilcox, of Sycamore Dale
died on Tuesday. He was an aged and re-
spected citizen Of this county.
Yesterday reminded us OF 'olden time.
A flock of two hundred turkeys were drlv-
en- through Main street OF this city to the
The new Baltimore ard Ohio railroad
depot is nearly completed. The suit
brought by Mr.. Jackson & Co. In the Cir
cult Court to prevent the removal Of the
depot from its present site has been re-
moved into the United States Court.
Frank T.. Highland, Esq, OF this city
on Wednesday was married to Miss Es-
The ''Mikado" by home talent will be
reproduced at the new Opera House or
Christmas night
Among the Prominent people in the city
are: NJ c. Talbot, Of Philppl; \. Smith
of Buckhannon; Hon. John 7. McGraw
Of Grafton: c. c. Showalter. Of Prunty
town: DR.. r. l.. Brown. OF Buckhannon
Hon. Lewis Bennett. OF Weston; Key; "
d. Comstock. OF Charleston: Hon. c. d
Dorr. of Addison; Isaac Jackson, OF JANE
Lew: Hon. John D. Anderson. OF Hunting
ton: Col. A. W. Woodford. Of Weston; J
". Hanson. of Buckhannon; Gen. r. S
I Andrews. Of Baltimore Hon. c. c. Hig
ginbotnam. of Buckhannon.
Among the prominent people abroad
are: Harry Wilson. at Philadelphia; Nir
gil Highland. at Washington, ID. G; Mr
and Mrs a O. Sheats. at Baltimore; Mr.
and Mrs. NJ. J. ogden. at Cecil W. Va.
Sunday trains have been discontinued
until further notice on the West Virgins
Central and Pittsburg railroad
The monthly report of our publ,
schools made by Prof. Gettngs is very
commandatory and a credit to the com
munity.
suit has been brought against thi:
city for 81 800 damages sustained by r. b
Rartlett. who was thrown from his buggy
the horses becoming frightened from the
Shooting Of fire crackers on the street
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1896-12-20
ST. GAINESVILLE.

s.. Clairsville, Ohio. December 19-W.
Z. Judkins. editor of the Flushing Adver-
tiser was in town Monday.
Common pleas court adjourned last Sat
ur3ay. The next term begins January IS.
Peter Tailman is home for the holidays
from Scio College.
John w. Horner has opened a new gro
Gerry here.
Addison Thompson and family of Hun
tiugton. W. Va, We're the guests OF A. c..
Darrah and family the first OF the week.
The Belmont County Farmers Institute
viii Doe held here on January 18th and 18th.
Miss Carrie Mitchell has returned home
after a visit TO Martins Ferry friends.
The lecture course to be given here this
winter. will consist of the following peo-
Pile. Chas. II. Fraser. Slayton Jubilee
Singer: Maj. L. J. Handy Miss Vandelia
Yarn m and J. Williams Macy. The first
lecture by Chas. II. Fraser will be given
December 22i.
Marriage license issued since last re-
ported: George Z. Kerns and Mary G. Lu-
cas-; George Weishhans and Florence
Snively: Clarence Applegarth and Bessie
2Ifer: Thomas A. Jackson and ClaymnZa
p. Montgomery Albert d. Craig and Mary
T.. Russell: +. d. KEkbride and Cora Pitt
man. John Dlesk and Anna Kumbera.
a great deal of sympathy is being eX-
pressed here for the Cubans in their fight
for freedom and several of our young men
are willing and anxious TO help them Sc
cure it They are willing to start at any
time.
AIRS. C. p. Leasure. Of Bellaire. who has
I been the guest of Auditor Aldredge and
family has returned home.
Circuit Court convened on Tuesday.
Judges Laubie and Burrows being present.
Judge Frasier being absent. The session
win be n very. short one as there are only
Few cases.
The advance agent Of the Gaiety Bur-
lcslra Company. was in town this week.
/ TRYING to secure an engagement for his
company TO play here. but failed. as it was
tho-eht that the "Gaiety' Co, was little
too rich for our town.
Mrs Thomas Burtoft entertained few
Of her friends or Wednesday at dinner.
The n +. Sunday School will give a
can,ata and festival Christmas.
Miss Ina Tarman attended the funeral
Of her friend. Miss Mary Boyd. at Wells
burg. W. Va. on Wednesday.
Hon. A. T. NIcKelvey left Wednesday
for Cambridge. where he opens his series
of lectures before the Farmers Institute.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1896-12-20

calmly. You'll know why in min
ute. Just wait a bit
Two minutes later the first girl lean'
ed over to the other and touched her
arm.
why, she makes awful faces" she
whispered, delightedly. She's posi-
lively ugly when she opens her mouti
that way"
Il know It." responded the secont
girl. with a satisfied smile. That
why | asked her to sing"
you clever dariingi" exclaimed thu
first girl: and only the fact that theri
we're others present kept them from
hugging each other as they urged uo
visitor to sing again.-Chicago Tri'
bune.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1896-12-20
PIEDMONT.

Piedmont. w. Va. December 10
Rev. J. w Laf,erty was called TO Char
lotte. y c.. by the illness Of his sister.
Mrs. VIM Dischert and two children
ere visiting at Camden, n J.
Mrs. =. w. Rose has been quite i'll
recently and expects to 80 to Baltimore
for treat leut.
Miss Mary Howe. of Johnstown. Pa.
has been visiting Miss Ella McKone this
week.
RIr. and Mrs. David Jackson. of Win
chester. Va. are visiting Mr.. John
Chrl.
GIr. p. Duvul. Of Baltimore, has been
the guest Of Rev. L. B. Browne several
DR.. John Daily is home from New
YORK.
Mr.. J. ". Brown. Of Elkins. was in
town Wednesday.
The ladies of Mt. Calvary Lutheran
church gave q Quaker Tea and Fancy
Bazaar" lest night.
Division no. 4. \. O. II. will hold a
festival in Fairview hall from Deem
her 25th to January I'd.
Mr.. Peter McDermitt died Thursday
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1896-12-20
GRAFTON

GRAFTON. w. Va. December 10
Mrs Chas. III. Bishop. or BeLngton, Is
visiting relatives here.
niarhau Davis. one OF Grafton's most
prominent citizens died last Saturday
evening and was buried Monday. His
funeral was largely attended.
David Davidson. of Clarksburg. was the
guest of L. Addison Thursday.
Bishop Douahue. of Wheeling was the
guest of Rev. Father McElligott Of this
city last week.
Mrs.. Thos. Cruise. Of Tunnelton. Is Wis
itirg relatives and friends in our town.
G.. r. Kefauver has returned from visit
Ing relatives i'm Baltimore.
John Dorsey. of Nonongah, Master Me
chanic on Tire NJ r. r. R. was here on a
visit last Sunday.
Wilbur Davis. Of NIorgantown. was Wis
fting relatives in this city this week.
John Flanagan. of Benwood Pa, was
visiting relatives here last week.
Chas. Nicodeuus met with a very severe
accident Monday by being thrown from a
wagon while his team was running away.
Mrs. s. B. Crawford. of Baltimore, has
returned home after a two weeks visit TO
he- daughter. Mrs. n. C.. Compton
Earl Williams Floyd Parsons and Geo.
Gramm. who are attending school at
NI7reaatown. are at home for the holidays
Airs. sarah Turner was struck by a
train while crossing the track in East
Grafton. throwing her over an embank-
ment breaking her leg and otherwise
i1furirg her.
Chls. h. Eunst and daughter. who are
visiting relatives in Randolph county,
have returned.
1rss Anna Cook has returned from an
extended visit 10 relatives and friends in
Pa~kersburs.
Rev. Brown. OF the NJ. P Church. IS
holding O prctracted meeting in Weston.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1896-12-20

falo, where she was the guest Of her
brothers.
II. b. Helms has taken a position in the
store of Ct. 3. Barrett & Co., diamond i'm
porters Of Pittsburg.
Miss Lizzie Yost has returned here after
visiting at her home in Harrisville.
Miss Emma Mooney. Of Pittsburg. has
been a guest Of W. H. Moneys family
this week
Sisters Mary, Agnes and Gabrilla, of Ce-
dar Grove. near Cincinnati, are visiting
Miss Catherine Davis.
Mrs. Lizzie Peters and daughter, Maud.
OF Bellaire, Ohio, have been guests of De
Georgia Fulton.
Mrs. Kennedy, Of Chicago, is a guest
OF Mrs. NJ. Morrison.
Miss Claire Henry is visiting friends in
Pittsburg.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1896-12-20
HE.GHB03H10D.
r. las Been Going On in Noar-BV
Towns
-r Affairs. Happenings And
r.s ofLocal Interest Gather
III rv Register Reporters.
Readable Resume OF
the News.
BENwOOp

Innings. of Portland Station,
--o~ i'm town the past week.
Moore. from SandusSy, ONO,
her sister Of the Lower ward.
rrrf9 Kennedy. who has been
few weeks, Is able 10 be out
.-t ,f~s. John Sherry. the b. &
.- --ent. from Bellaire, spent a
r their friends. Mr.. and Mrs.
r..ree. of Pike street
---rda Riley. of ST. Clairsville,
visiting relatives or this city.
rfra Dobbins, of Leayenworth,
-..- is here on a visit
-.r-.s church viii have special
.- Chris mas day. A musical
is being prepared by the
.ttae church.
-...- flu. from Bellaire. Ohio, was
friends the past week.
--rrer. of Pit-shurg, was IN
business during the past week.
--r Crescent Athletic Associa-
give their second grand hop
night December %. They
their lady friends every
..-- i-rt az their club rooms
r- Mcdonald has arrived home
,r.--qut visit with her parents
aut Ohio.
.--ha. from here attended party
wheeling Friday night.
INNS 80 4and =. of BeDwOOd Pub
..r viii give an entertainment
-.- afternoon. All are cordially
walter Greenwood. Miss Laura
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1896-12-20

a large amount has been raised. This will
be great Improvement to our town.
Mr. and Mrs. Kerr. of Sistersville. will
spend Sunday with Mrs. Lucy Dye.
Charles Non of Wheeling. spent several
days az his home here the past week.
r. Neal made a business trip to Woods
fed Tuesday.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1896-12-20
Methodist Hymnals at
JOS. GRAVES SONS.
NO HARM DONE.

She was wringing her hands and
weeping.
whats the natter" he inquired.
"Willie-O, Willie has"
willie has WHAT" he demanded as
visions of o dead or dying boy danced
before his eyes.
He's swallowed one of your cans
paign buttons" she managed TO ex-
plain between sobs.
20, is that all?' he said, putting his
arm around her, and endeayoring Ia
comfort her. There's no need Ia
worry about that The campaigns all
over now. Chicago Post.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1896-12-20

- r. o. December Florence
and Mr. George Welsham were
married last Thursday after
O'Clock p. me-, at Martin S
and q reception was held i'm the
er The home of the groom at
trn.
E No-inger died last Monday
end was buried g. Scotch
- Wednesday at p. M.
haywood Forsythe was az York
Wednesday evening on BUSH
non postofce win observe
mas day. OIc' open from 1880
a r.. from $3.50 To $50 p. nl.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1896-12-20

Our own make of Candy, pure and
wholesome. Ziegenfelder's, 1888 Mar
ket street.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1896-12-20

Peloubet's Select Notes for 1897 at
JOS. GRAVES SONS.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1896-12-20

Anything IN Toylings at lowest prices
THE BON TON.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1896-04-25
BRISTOL.

At regular meeting OF the Bristol
Train of Artillery Thursday evening the
company was drilled by all of the officers.
1t was voted 10 make an excursion to
Boston in September by a special train |;
giving all who desire chance to spend
| a couple of days in sight seeing at the
Hub. COMMITTEES consisting OF Lieu
tenant Peck ham and Privstes Gallup and
Henderson was appointed 10 arrange 1or
".adics' night" the latter part OF May.
A meeting of those who are to become
members OF a council of the Roma ~
Catholic Benevolent Legion met last even
ing in the vestry Of ST. Mary's Church
for the purpose OF making nominations
and doing other work preparatory 10 or
ganization, which will take place next
week. Deputy Supreme Chancellor Hayes
Of Brooklyn. n. Y, was present.
Charles +. Chase, civil engineer, who
has been occupying the residence OF j.
Is. Herehsof during the winter, will
move TO his home on Pappoosesqua
next week.
As the consolidation OF the Bristol
and Warren Gas and Electric Light Com
panies has been projected the company
Will hereafter be known as the Bristol
Comfy Gas and Electric Company. Ru-
NOR has IT that this company intends
making its general business office in the
new building on Thames street, known os
the DeWolf Inn, very desirable place
for business once.
During the night the town was visited
with quite heavy frost, but nothing in
the way OF vegetation viii suffer from it,
The appropriation OF 5000 asked from
the state to complete the naval station
here has been granted, and il is presumed
the work will be completed as soon as
possible.
The work at the rubber works wifi pe
increased about the first of May, when it
will commence on filling large orders for
gum shoes and gaiters.
Quite lively runaway occurred this
morning, the horse of an Italian vender
becoming frightened at the cars. The
contents OF the wagon were scattered
about the road, otherwise no damage
done.
Miss Hattie Taylor, daughter OF the
late Colonel William II. Taylor, who was
in command of the Bristol Train of Artil-
lery during the Dorr var. presented TO
the company en- old n!nt-lock gun, cap
tured by the company when al Acoie's
Hill, Chepatchet.
MIR. Albert Sparks presented to Colonel
Stevens of the Bristol Train a hat that
was worn By private of he company in
1888.
Dr. William Garfield OF Hopeworth San
itarium left here this morning for Wash
ington, ID. L. He will be absent about
two weeks.
Richard N. Dunbar received yesterday
by rail five tons OF glass to be used on
his new hothouses on Hope street.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1896-04-25
CALLED HIM A LIAR.
Malloy INDUCES in Abuse Before the
District Court.
He Subsequently Pleaded Guilty and Will
Sojourn al Cranslon.

In tho Sixth District Court this morning.
John Malloy, representative OF the now
famous Maiioy Brown. Mcdonald McSoley
combination of Back street. was charged with
making an assault upon Alec Feinstsin,
rug peddler. The ASSAULT is part and parcel
Of the row that was INDUCED in by the mem
bers CT these families Monday evening NAL
10y at first ssid Feipstein called him foul
name. and dared him TO come out into the
yard and fight. lie did not wait TO GO
through the door. but lesped through win
dow. and he saw FeInstein running for dear
life for the street. He only got "a chance TO
bit Feinstein On the band. Feinstein told
Judge swestland that Malloy struck him five
times in the neck. snd once on the nose.
Malloy then turned his attention to Fein-
stein, and said: "If you say that struck
you, you're liar" AT this, warrant officers
Long aud Jones stepped mp to Maloy. for II
was evident he was ready to pounce ON Fcin-
stein. Finally the prisoner pleaded guilty.
and was sent to the county jail for 80 days.
When he loft the court room he glanced at
F,instein and his looks indicated that he
would go on the warpath on or about May
"a 1885,
Byron Potter pleaded guilty TO the charge
OF stealing two coats from the room Of Her
bert T. Baird, 1ls Clifford street. He had
disposed Of them at pawn shop. whore they
We're recovered by Detective Cannon. he
went to the county Jail for 20 days.
Patrick MoGarrahab, who was arrested by
officer Alfreds yesterday afternoon. pleaded
guilty 10 assaultipg his father with a spring
lilly. and wos sentenced TO serve q term Of 80
days in iail.
John Keough pleaded not guilty 70 the
charge OF making an assault on William Kelly
with a gun, and was held until Tuesday for
trial in the SUM of $500.
James Seymour pleaded not guilty to driv'
ing horse unit for labor. Trial Tuesday.
Ellen Mcclure was sdjudged insane. and
was committed TO the State asylum.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1896-04-25
EAST PROVIDENCE.
The Tourists Club Had an Enjoyable
Evening in Venice.

The Tourist Club OF the United Congre-
gational Church held meeting In the
church last evening, called An Evenin
in Venice. The following program was
rendered: Violin solo. Edgar seaIander;
reading about "Venice," Miss Mary
Lawson: "The Foundation of Ven ice, %
Mr.. Arthur short "The Rule of the
Dodges," Miss L. May Bishop "Ihe
Dodge Wedding the hdriatic," Miss
Bertha Doane; "The Bridge of Sighs,"
Miss Susie Scott; 1.-The Pocurate," Mr..
Chester Green; "The Manufacturers OF
Venice" Lester Lewis; "St. Marks, ="
thu Bronze Lion" Howard Foster; "The
Pigeons Venice" Miss Ruth Lawson !;
1.-The Companion Miss Emma Reed !:
"The Arsenal, Miss Cora Sutton; "The
Grand Canal, Miss Marion Cssho "The
Gondolas and Gondoliers," Miss Carpen-
ter; violin solo, Miss Ormsbee; "Hrhe
Churches and Art Galleries." Mrs Bates !;
''The Great Pictures and Ststues," Miss
Edith Goff. After the completion of the
program number of lime light pictures
of Venice were thrown on the canvass
and explained by Rev. III. e. Crane. Miss
Irene Chipman also made some remarks
ebout the pictures.
The regular session OF the Seventh Dis
trict Court was held yesterday afternoon,
liam Ssf for assault on Matthew Crane
was called. Staff pleaded guilty and was
fined $40 and costs. lie could not pay
and was committed.
a meeting OF Watchemoket Tribe, 9, /.
o. OF Il. NJ. was held last evening The
hunters degree was conferred on two
condid ties, and one pale-fnce made sp-
plication for admission to the tribe.
There was a large delegation of mem bers
Of Squantam Tribe of riverside present.
Some very interesting remarks were made
by tie visiting brothers and members OF
Watchemoket Tribe.
The second anniversary OF the marriage
OF MIR. and Mrs. Alfred 5. johnson was
observed at their residence on Warren
avenue last evening. A soprano solo was
rendered by Mrs. Ma bel Young, ana
contralto solo by Mrs. johnson. There
were about twenty of their friends pres
ent. Many useful presents were received
by the happy couple, ana a collation. was
served.
The milkmen who came in early this
morning report that there was "a heavy
frost, which will do much damage to the
early vegetab ables just coming up, as we'll
as 10 fruit tree buos.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1896-04-25
NEWPORT NEWS.
Council Elects Inspector of Plumb
ing and Fire Chief.

NEWPORT, April 25.-There was special
meeting OF s..c city council last evening
for the purpose of electing an inspector
of plumbing under an act lately passed
by the General Assembly. There were
three candidates, X. l.. Oman, X. J.
Haire and ID. }. konaine, the first named
being elected, receiving 10 votes; Hare
4, Ronaine O. A chief OF the fire depart
ment was then elected to- hold Office
until January, 1900, and the choice fell
upon J. 4: Lake. the presen incum-
bent. A large number of licenses
were granted, including one for an
eating house to Q. Il. Frager. over
the non-appoyal OF the chief OF police.
The chief objected on the ground that IL
he got the license he would keep his bar
open on Sunday. The chief vows he will
keep his eyes on the place.
The case of Garrettson VS.. Pullman
Palace Car Co. was tried in the Supreme
Court yesterday and a verdict reached
for the plaintiff, which means a great
deal TO the defendant corporation, it be-
ing the irst case of the Kind they ever
had. Mr.. Garrettson sued for S194, the
damage sustained by the loss of two
satchels W hile riding In one of the com
pany's cars between Baltimore, ,anu Jersey
City, they being taken while he was in
the dining car. He said the porter moved
the bags, saying he would look out for
them. The porter denied IL and said he
was not allowed to do So The jury was
out less than nalf an hour.
During the coming course of the Naval
War College special attention will be di-
rscted to the instruction Of the Naval
Reserves, IA days bieng set apart for the
officers. Some OF the State militia officers
will also attend the lectures. Lieutenant
Abbott, u. ). A., will be of the party.
The name of Assem- blyman John ".
Rogers Is metioned as possible candi-
date for the mayorality on the Rpubii-
can ticket.
Ex-Acting Ensign +. II. Child was in
Providence yesterday, presumably in
consultation with bis lawyer as to his
500, 900 suit against Ex-Governor Brown.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1896-04-25
PAWTUXET.

Many young masters and misses Of this
place took a journey, TO Arlington yester-
day afternoon to atIenda surprise party of
Master Willie CraDdelL-
Palace Gardens, formerly the Baker
estate, will be opened to the public on
Friday, Mayi. A May breakfas: will be
served.
Elaborate preparations are being made
by the public schools both on the War
wick and Cranston sides for the obser-
vance of Arbor Day, May i.
George Appleby's sloop, which was
stolen from the Pawtuxst cove Wednes-
day evening, has not yet been found.
The first shc OF of the Pawtuxet Gun
Club will be held one week from today.
The Rhode Island Yacht Club has COM
pleted all repairs ana renovsting for the
season OF '96, and it's house will be open
et on May l., but not formally until
"ladies' day." when the seasons festivi-
ties will be ushered IN.