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Evening journal., 1898-12-24
Mflmlnlglhnn. Dee. 9

Dear Old santa Clause: l wrote you
a letter last year and you brought me
everything wanted and 1 hope You
viii bring me all l want this year. Wel
SANTA / want you to bring my hest
dol.ie back all dressed, with a golf
cape and pretty lace bonnet, an
every day doll. a school bag, double
slate, go cart. pair of gum-boCts for
myself, kid gloves for myself with
patten clamp and sled. that is all
want. / am just six year Old and /
have a litte baby Sister and / want
you to bring her lilJt1e baby doll, and
be sure you donE forget to fiji her litt,e
stocking. Goodbye. iBitt.e Ruth
Evening journal., 1898-12-24
Wtlmineton. Dec. %. 1898.

Dear Old Kriss: am little boy 10
years old and want to tell you l am a
good boy and study hard l stand a
hundred every day in school so l would
like you to bring me a Rugby football
suit of clothes over coat a pair OF
gloves some candy and nuts and big
tree. So good bye Old Kriss my names
is Joseph S. Mammele, 40S E. 9Th st.
Please don't forget my sister Jean
ette.
Evening journal., 1898-12-24
Wilmingfon. Dec. %. 1s9s.

Wilmington, Dec %, 1893.
Dear Santa Claus l am a little girl
Z years old, and have been a good little
girl all the year. would like to have
a washing set and a doN and coach a
bedstead a hood and school satchel
and a pair Of leggins and some nuts
and candy. Pleas don't forget my little
sisters Susie and Carrie. From
Mary Smith,
500 West Fourth st.
Evening journal., 1898-12-24
LETTERS. TO SANTA CLAUS.

LEFT IN CARE Or THE EVENING
JOURNAL FOR THE GOOD OLD
SOUL.
These letters have been left at this
office to be forNarded to Santa Claus,
and the Evening Journal herewith pre-
sents them:
Wilmingion, Dec. %, 1898.
Dear Santa Claus: l am little girl
two and half old and would like you
to bring me something. I want a doll
and rocking chair a trunk high chair
for my baby bank and set of dishes,
ring and nuts and candy. Please
don't forget my cousin Evelyn Bennett.
Edna May Clark,
$40 w. Fourth St.
Evening journal., 1898-12-24
REAL ESTATE.
For Sale or Rent |

Store and dwelling northeast corner
Fourth and Franklin.
Store and dwelling northwest corner
Second and Harrison.
House No. 225 Broome street, 10
rooms. front and back porches and all
the modern conveniences.
Also several 6 and 8 room houses
with an improvements, $40 and $12 per
month.
Two room houses with front porch
es. at Fourth and Scott, IS per month.
Also a number Of houses ranging
from Sc per month upwards, according
to the locality. Also a number OF de-
eirable building lots in different sec
tions Of the city win be sold on month";
ly payments. Special terms to build
ers. Desirable tenants can save money
by applying TO
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Evening journal., 1898-12-24
WtlmineVon. Dec. 23. 1898.

wilmington, Dec. 20, 1880
Dear Chris: Please bring me a rock
ing horse, a tin horn and a drum
Don't forget my sister Mary she wants
a doll and a coach. DonE forget papa
bring him a new horee for the one he
is got is too skinney and won't go
Your little friend.
Daniel NclIenney,
Sd and Munroe St.
Evening journal., 1898-12-24
Wilmington. Dec. %, 1898.

Dear Santa Claus: l thought / would
write TO You and let you not what /
want l would like to have double
slate blue set ring doll baby pair Of
strom rubbers a paig Of shoes a black
board that hanges on the wall. | guess
this is ah this Christmas from your
loving friend, Mamie Clarken,
923 West 9th St.
IAo,l fnr-nnl
Evening journal., 1898-12-24
cHRTsIrI1As rwfRlfsF1s.

All the Christm3s exercises he'd n
the public schools YES tei iag were wen
attended. and the various programs
prepared were excellently carried out
BY the scholars.
Evening journal., 1898-12-24
PIONEER BENEVOLE

PIONEER BENEVOLENT SOCIETY
The large hall Of the Pioneer Be-
nevolent Society, at Eighth and Marker
streets, viii be opened on January 3
when a smoker and entertainment viii
be given.
Evening journal., 1898-12-24
lEM cAsTLE NEMs NoTEs.

NEW CASTLE NEWS NOIEo.
e many friends OF Mr.. and Mrs.
ard Dent, formerly Of this city,
be sorry to learn that their little
Eddie, is i'll with pneumonia.
nong the college students who are
for the holidays are Frank jan
Merton and Dudley Munson and
/ Carriclz. The latter is a student
he Conference Academy, at Dover
IS Alice Eliason, VINO is to be mar
on Wednesday next to Thomas
ar Clayton, Of Middletown, is we'll
vn in this city, being a niece OF J.
nd l. b. EliasOn.
Heriff Finn will give the prisoners
Evening journal., 1898-12-24

CORONER VANDEvER'S OFFICE.
Coroner-elect Alfred d. Vandever has
announced that he will locate his Of
flee at No. COB Delaware avenue.
Evening journal., 1898-12-24
scHoIIARs GTyEN FREsENTs.

AT the Ctistmas exercises held yes
teTdsy ct -ths Lucy Jacisaa Ifiva-s
school, all the pupl.s wsre prls5n.ea
with pencil tablet aud dne box ct
candy BY the teachers. - --
Evening journal., 1898-12-24
Wilmington. Dec. 2s, 1898.

Dear Santa: / would like to want
sled and a school bag and pair of
skates and a pair a gumboots and a
pair rubbers and some candy.
Leroy Murine,
Sth and Union st.
Evening journal., 1898-12-24
dAL AND PERSONAL NOTES.

|AAT. AND PERSONAL NOTES.
Annie Lewis, Of Wilmington, is
ng relatives in this city.
ibreEas. Gloves and Neckwear.
s..
lire william R. Reynolds, of Mid
wn. was a visitor IN town yester-
late buyers, go to Biggs.
and Mrs. Thomas R. Booth and
ge Booth, of Bethlehem, are visit
Hiss Emily Rodney.
and Mrs. Henry Hay, Of Philadel-
are guests in this city.
Evening journal., 1898-12-24
MTlnlnIgtlon. Der. 23.

Dear Kriss KItngle: want YOU 10
bring me a doll coach, set of furnd-
tmre, and plenty OF nuts candy ana
some nice oranges. Do not forget my
brother for we are twins he wants d
express wagon story book a train OF
cars and some handkerchiets and a mice
pair Of mittens. Your little friends,
John and Lucy Rollins.
Evening journal., 1898-12-24
M Ilrnlnglon. D,r. 29.

Dear Kri=e: [ am ltt,e soldier boy
want aCrltmas treetrimeJSith guns
and cannons fire engine and American
flag on top of my tree and fill my
stocking with candy and nuts. Your
httle soldier boy, Peck Cronnen.
Evening journal., 1898-12-24
[IEFT TIHIEIR LAUNDRY.

LEFT THEIR LAUNDRY.
eral days ago some person who
little absent minded, left a bundle
|indry at the store of E. L. Chase,
as never called for it. Mr.. Chase
ite anxious that the owner shall
er his property, as II is worth
z and Will be promptly turned
when the owner proves his prop
Evening journal., 1898-12-24

TO CURE A COLD IN ONE DAY.
Take Laxative Bromo Qulnine Tablets.
Druggists refund money II 1t falls. 25c.
Evening journal., 1898-12-24
Mlsmfngton. Den. 23.

Dear Kriss: am a little girl 1 want
a doll set 81 dishes a table a pair OF
gum boots, some candy and nuts and
olb.fge your Iiatie friend,
Rose Matthews, Ill Bird ST.
Evening journal., 1898-12-24
|IoRRow IN THE CHURCHES.

MORROW IN THE CHURCHES.
'istmas in all of the churches here
e observed with more than usual
|ony. In Emmanuel P. E. Church
will be a celebration Of the holy
union at 6 O'Clock a. m. and an
at 11.30 a. m. EARLY service will
held in st. Peters R c. Church
'ine musical programs have beer
ged for the greatest of all festi'
4 In the several churches through.
be city.
Evening journal., 1898-12-24
[;IIIIIIII3I[ElIlE]

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Tertiary blood poison permanently cured
In 10 to So days. You can be treated At
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you have taken Mercury lodide, Potash,
and still have aches and palms, Mucous
Patches In mouth, Sore Throat, Pimples,
Copper Colored Spots. Ulcers on any part
OF the body, Hair OF Eyebrows Failing
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the Most Eminent Physicians. $5OO,OOO
capital behind our unconditional guar
anty Absolute Proofs sent sealed on ap-
plicatlon. Address COOK REMEDY CO.
223 Masonic Temple, Chicago. Ill.
Evening journal., 1898-12-24

Grand venison lunch Monday, De-
cember &c. WaNick, Second and Har-
rison streets.
Evening journal., 1898-12-24
MlmIInglon. d.. 23.

w IlIIIu5IUHs ~ -os
Dear Santa Claws: i am a llttle boy
Z years Old l want you to bring me a
patrol wagon and sled pair Of legglng
a gum coat a STORY book some candy
and NUTS good by and oblildge your
Friend, Charles Ryan,
600 Nh. Ave.
Evening journal., 1898-12-24
N INTERESTING SIGHT.

these who never tire Of looking
Delaware river, the sight pre-
all day yesterday was one not
forgotten. At one time six ocean
were passing the city at one
hnd hundreds of fog bound crafts
descriptions passing up and
the river made an interesting
among the number being a ma
five-masted schooner, a rare
|n these waters.
Evening journal., 1898-12-24
Wilmington. Dec. 2s.


Dear old Kriss: AS wear has pass
ed since J have received anything from
you and Christmas is here now /
would like 10 receive somethinlg from
ycu now. want a pretty tool chest a
pair glcves, a bank. a new hat. Z stc-y
hook. and scme nuts oranges ana
candy. And anything else Won wish
10 bring me. Coed bye don't forge- J
live at 790 Cuf1ett ST.
~ Johney- Hughes
Evening journal., 1898-12-24
Wilnlington. pec. 29.

Dear Old Kriss; PLEASE bring me a
spress wagon, ltie house with das in
1t a horse and wagons a tandy rein deer
and please Kr'iss don't bring me no
more. I'm your Mttle boy.
John Hanley.
Evening journal., 1898-12-24
Wilmington, Dec. q.

WliulluHiolis Dtf. %.
Dear Old Kris. am ten years old
want a doil some candy and a set ~
dishes. Don't forget my little sister
that was born lalst week and bring her
a rattle and q rag doll. ] live at 1907
West fourth st. Your friend
Mary King.
Evening journal., 1898-12-24

Desirable Furnished or Un-
furnished Rooms for Rent.
Good Location.
]. H. MANSFIELD,
No t:q Wrbst sfJCe
Evening journal., 1898-12-24
Wllmington. Dec. 29.

WIIIIIIIEIUII1 IIEN. -os
Dear SANTA Cyaus; ] ann a little girl
10 years old. Please bring me a dom
a gocaHt for my doll, q mink, a fairy
tale book. and candy and nuts, and
plealse don't forget papa and mama.
Good-by. your little friend,
Lizzie Regain.
242 n. Franklin ST.
Evening journal., 1898-12-24
Wilmi.npton- Dec. %

Wilmington, Dec. %.
Dear Sanity Claus ] am little girl
years old and pwant YOU to bring me
a. doll story book and a pair OF nit
tens. From Beatrice Meyeus,
1100 Chestnut st.
Evening journal., 1898-12-24
,. =. NuI' IeHIH anu HIHINSt otS.
Seeing is Believing.
Bargains in Real Estate.

S. w. Cor. Sth and Lincoln store and
dwelling.
627 East 7th street. dwelling.
500 West bth street, dwelling. faf b s1i|-s
s2i West "a street. dwelling and stable. napp-f
SIS East 7th. dwelling.
COS East 81 street, dwelling.
2l09 Lancaster ave-, dwelling.
23f 2ld, 2gS Harrison ST. dwellings.
N
Evening journal., 1898-12-24

p S.-My wife didn't spend her money
on the chiffon porasol after all; she paid
for the fourth part Of reriwinllle Blue hat
Westminster Review.
Evening journal., 1898-12-24

Don't forget
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-10-23
HALLOWEEN SUGGESTIONS.

with the near approach OF fa;eful Hailowesa,
suggestions for party come I'm order-a party.
however that shall be unlike all formal ana
well-regulated social functions Imagination can
devise or course. the parlor as the place OF en-
tertainment is tabooed II the kitchen Is at al
sIzable and can be spared that is the place OF All
others for the merrymaking The room should be
lighted by jack-o' lanterns made OF pumpkins.
squashes or good. fat. ripe cucumbers, and deco
rated with branches OF autumn leaves. festoons OF
horse chestnuts and ears OF Germ
With regard TO refreshments. the circumstances
must be taken into consideration. The dining table
NAV be set FOR the occasion. or dishes or nuts.
fruit cake and candy, with pitchers or CIDER %
placed abou, the room so each one can nelp nim-
self when 50 "dspoged." At all events. there must
be a big cabbage followed out and used as iruit
dish: there must be nuts and apples galore. and
there must be a fortune cake containing a ring q
,hmble and a dime. These cakes should be baked
al home This year they are made TO De served
In paper compartments, each the size oil portion
which, when put together, makes the whole rouhd
cake On the top OF each OF the little boxes arc
fancy candles OF varying cOlors and desens each
one ieing supposed 10 bring the recipient some
special fortune. good or Ill This fortune - to ,n
thEine ,P,b,aI naper box The historic ring, SYM
bozing wedding: the thimble foreshado%pins
Isgncv are ali also to be found in this cake al n.
The entertainment for tne e'.i ,is, sSould cer-
sain,y he feature OF the evening These may a ~
written with milk on white s PsRsr from Witch the
anu has been removed These ma! tntn pe
tributed to the guests by fanas ss nspers ara
,nced near enough TO the fire TO brown the ''''~
Pc Pc Sor,une will mraculously appear. .,.-.. .,a
'ne ~, III nr,une-teller be bit OF an astroioset s,"
can take each guest in turn to the garos S better
. ,haIr fortunes in the stars. so much ,y -
'es h,dnw nantomimes, representing ~itches "a
hroomstcks gnomes. ghosts ana o,ngi q rood
aonss NAV be made most effective VIII d sHoS
ener can hold his audience spelbound WIN s p
lions from the ghost scene In hamieS,' p,rSs
OF the numerous Halloween games msnVo" VIVA W
made later.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-10-23

Response and annual report Of president. Mrs
pcnor - Comniittec on Credentials. Mrs T. J.
1onney
RonC-, on rrGrramme Mrs Mary Ieavenworth.
Roport OF recording secretary. Mrs Ida X Church
Eepol q CORRESPONDING secretary Miss Anna
p.,a+f - tT.as,irsr Mrs NJ r. Northrup.
Teport 81 auditor. Mrs william c. Guniock.
TUESDAY AFTERNOON.
2 O'Clock to $50 O'Clock,
2oo-Repor,s of standing COMMITTEES Pr3ia a M Nh.
t,-,r,.. Editing Minutes. Mrs. J. de 10 NJ l"z,er'
Fdyca,ion Mrs J. de IA NJ. iozler Library MIS-
G. o. Il craiglc
800 Important business.
"rd.a,i,n.' discussion chairman. Mrs Amelia X
-.I,re Libraries" discussion. chairman. Mrs C. o.
II. Craice. 49,. =. ,,.,
=, r,,esaav evening an informal reception TO club
delegates and members Will De hc4u III ''e ii
Majestic ,.,...,,,N. >.ovrNpFR .
90 A. m. - 1890 p. M
lo.Oo-Ldto-aiure discussion Chairman MIS- cha'"'
,,.ao .rbtIanthrcpy." discussion chairman. Mrs car
Burns. ,s.-uo,,... chairman
Mrs. NJ. r. Trnutman
WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON.
q O'Clock to $50 oclock)
2.oo-"Art" discussion; chairman MIS- '"''''
az, ..,ndu,,r,al Arts chairman. Mrs. F. Cory.
2.oo-lmportant business. ,,
aga lumne Association disouss''"' ~
"''' Wrs J. de NJ Lozier 49,
.,o-''Parsmenthry Law orous'''"'
Rhodes lima. .,,,,n,msa, AT
ao-RsDort OF Nominating commit'ss. aooo'0'"''' "
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&s4~u&~zA>'H
UOUEN'S WORK AT SANTIAGO.

WASHINGTON oct 2.-The condition OF the SICK
sotliers At Santiago Is described In letter from
Lillian VI Kraft who is serving in the military
hospltal at that place. where she has been since
last July. She Is an immune and graduate OF 81
Iuke's Hospital. 81. Louis The letter is written
20 DR.. Anita Newcomb MCGEE. acting assistant
surgeon stationed in the War Department IN 'his
city The following Is an extract;
wrote to you shortly after arriving mere, "" ,o
80 tben located I'm the general field hospital IN
charge OF Major Robinson and az you no d1 nsd
i,nnu rho different field hospitals nave cofnpllieu
anG baVe taken possession OF the hospital wnich
was until recently occupied by ne SICK spaa aisY
S,,,id,ng with large windows in each ward, so we
have plenty Of light and air which b IL 50 ovsreokns
Sa n.,a co Rav and we can Moro Castle OH IN
~, distancs with the sunken ships II the nsrooE
"a virs the mountains IN the background sno
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-10-23

Federation officers have correspondent with the vari-
Gus clubs in the State learning their objects and
work In this way the clubs have been arranged
in groups. with chairman for each group For
example. those clubs interested In literature were
gathered together by correspondence and chair
man appointed. This chairman in turn corre-
sponded with the leading members in the literary
clubs, and a set OF questions prepared. 10 be
discussed at this convention. Each chairman Will
present her subject In ive-mnute speech; she
will he followed by three four women whom she
has selected, who VIII also speak on the question,
each occupying fvs minutes Thereafter the time
allotted to each subject VIII be open to discussion
by the delegates The lime given to each subject
is governed by the number Of cubs In the Fedora
ton Interested There being but six travel clubs.
bat half an hour Is devoted 10 that subject. How
ever. the majority OF discussions Will occupy one
The Federation officers recalling previous con-
ventions where the delegates MAJ. been highly enter
tanned ny addresses Of distinguished speakers.
structve did not settle in their minds many cues
tons which had come W In heir home meetings
during the year. They wished 10 hear the opinions
OF other club members in tn" same line Of work as
Therefore. havnS this desire on the part of club
women i'm mind. the Federation officers conceived
this novel plan for convention. The honorary
guests will be the only speakers who will not be
limited the time Of their speeches.
PROGRAMME COMPLETE.
The following programme is arranged for the four
dsys' session:
TUESDAY NOVEMBER /.
% a. m. 70 1880 p. mD
9.0O-Presenta,ion ~ credentials by leagates
lO:oo-Fedoration called % order
Invocation Phebe 4. Hanaford
Address of welcome. Mrs. DInies T. S Denson
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-10-23


On Wednesday evening reception to the Fed Ter
muth. will take place at the Hotel Bristol. No. 54
| Fifth-ave.. corner OF Forty-secondst.
THURSDAY NOVEMBER g.
10 a. m. to 1890 p NJ
SS: re% 10 7" Snt IT,.
| Mary H. Willard
ahsmsn M nd Mid s Schools discussion"
| I2oo-"Music." discussion: chairman. Mrs. Theodore
Suro.
THURSDAY AFTERNOON.
q o'clock to $50 o'clock)
soo-"Women in Law" discussion; chairman Mrs
2so-'Traveilers Clubs" discussion: chairman. Miss
Annie Beason
a:oo-Impor,ant business.
sso-"shakespeare." discussion; chairman. Mr.. NJ r.
'fo- e. n1 B5am' discussion" chairman Mrs Av'A
A musical VIII be held on THURSDAY evening at
Gertrude f. Hess.
FRIDAY. NOVEMBER T.
30 a. m. 70 1890 D. m)
io'oo-The Press" dlscussion; chairman Mr., Robert
lloo-Poitical Study. discussion: chairman. Mrs Noah
n church. recording secretary.
FRIDAY AFTERNOON
Mrs. Cora o. e TfoS o'''oS'0n '"A'''"'"
sans i sa app ns
bS'i the s ssEa. % sn he ssr spa.sS led
From the programme 1t will be that the
evenings to be devoted TO a series OF
sainments and the local clubs are bending every
energy toward making the visiting delegates per-
fectly happy during their stay.
INSTRUCTIONS FOR DELEGATES
Mrs Eugene Clarke. chairman OF the Transporta-
ton Committee has issued the following instruc-
tons. which are OF great importance TO delegates
who wish to secure railroad tickets to New
reach the convention without trouble
Tickets az full fare for the going Journey may be
than November g. BE certain when purchasing a
going ticket to request a certificate: As certn-
able from the place of starting the agent Will give
Information as to what station they can be oh
through ticket. with certificate from that point
may be taken up.
Upon arrival at Mendessohn Hall on Tuesday.
leave the certificates with Mrs Eugene Clarke.
chairman OF transportation, No l66 West sixty,
this convention to obtain the certificate and see
| that II Is properly vised by the agent OF me
g. Should any delegates arrive at the meeting and
leave for home prior to this date, they cannot nave
| Similarly, should they arrive at the meeting later
than November they cannot have the ceruhcate'
validated for the reduction returning. .,, -
! This reduction the return journey VIII be
made whore the fun fare OF not less than
IS cents has been paid on the going journey ana "a
! clubs will properly advise their members OF these
instructions. for they are most important TO tho
| visiting delegates
WHERE TO GET FEDERATION BADGES.
| Club members desiring Network State Fedora
ton pins for the convention should apply to the
treasurer Mrs y II. Northrop. at No. 400 Oak-st..
| Syracuse. 49,,
| The next meeting OF the charmen Of the local
| committees will be held at the home OF Mrs VIII,
! lam Tod Hemuth. Hotel Bristol fifth-ave ana
Forty second-st.. on Tuesday next at 10 O'Clock
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-10-23

es,ce r.rreson, the twenty-five thousand c'""-
woner In th'e state 80 .o,d choir
Ae me DELEGATES have been invite" 10 '.''
co,,,.s ton In Neyy-YorK. the local cIuD7 nav az
o,,e, o ,,,,-tc~ az local committees. "hose "''
:, ,s :. ,r,o,o, and take entire charge "' we ,''
ver,,n MICS Eliza T. Macdonald. % 100 I''i'"',
oys rtpebiue the vice precedent OF li''
Fodret;op VS. aopointcd chairman % tn'S' '''"'
coro,,,,cos Nre william Tod lIelmuih' the PRES
idorf and Miss Anna Maxwell Jones the SER
tsr,' arc also on the committees ny fi''"' "
ing members * ofiCio Tho following az "
oornittceg with the seyera. chairman - o.
q entertainments Mrs Ralph Trau'm"h' 40. -
Bekman Place: on railroad iransPoi '"'.""' 49,
Fsgepa Cl,r1o No 10; Wcst SXty-hith-sI; o"
nance Mrs warren Hlglcy 80. CS west foi
e.; or hall Mrs Benjamin Estes NJ. l'"'' i''' 49,
Jroohlvn: or reception. Mrs Alfred A".N"'' =,
- West Scyenty-Hfth-st.. on programme MIS- : -
Bourne 30 POI West Eighty-frs;-st.' on "'''''
Mrs Jacob He's No 50 West SiXty-eigh'h-A'.' va
Credentials Miss Aiinna Conkn. no. no hen.-S',
Brooklyn; on hospitality Mrs. Wilbur flsNe "oO1'
gtauleion Staten Island. on hotel, Mrs 'hdIl'a "
Brush IJotol Majestic: on entertainments D. ~
gates Mrs. Allen r. Nye. No. ~ West ohe-"N'
dred-and-tventieth-st and Ms. Ed"afH 7'''''
No ls2 Rodney-st.. Brooklyn; on p"oTe
tickets Mss Louise J. Shannon, 40 ~ be'N-'D
ave Brooklyn: on ushcrs. Mrs. Phiilp '"il' n.y.
No 2e5 West Eud-ave.: on decorations, Mrs. '""i'
A. Bartram No 229 Iewes-st.. Brooklyn; buIe'
Information Mrs. ST. John Gaf1ney, 40 go '~'
seventy-s.venth-st. 49,. ,ne
During the summer. since Apri. IA '~S"