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Will be able to render but little help.
Divorce Question in Episcopal Church
1t is announced on what appears to be
good authority that an emphatic protest
against indiscriminatC divorce is now being
prepared in the Protestant EPISCOPAL
Church Its standing committee on mar
rage and divorce, of which the Rev DIR
Morgan Dix is chairman, has held a meet
ing, and in October the result of its deter
mlnations VIII be laid before the general
convention. Although the members of this
standing committee decline to give out any
information concerning the meeting it is
s!ld that the numerous other divorce cases
of recent notoriety have been the active
cause in arousing the church to consider
Ciicially the peril that confronts its morale
AT the present time canon Il of discinIine
OF the Protestant Episcopal Church exactly
defines the church's attitude upon the uues
ton Of marriage and divorce. 1t saws:
No minister knowingly, after due inquiry,
shall solemniZe the marriage of any pers0n
who has a divorced husband or wife s+iII
living. if such husband or wife has hcen
put away for any cause arising after mar
riage; but this canon shall NOT be held 70
apply to the innocent party in a divorce
for the cause of adultery or TO parties once
divorced seeking 10 be united again
Although the section allowing the inno-
cent party TO remarry is considered by
many OF the clergy to be just, there is Il
large section that would be glad to have
this liberty eliminated. 1t is this feature
that held the attention of the standing com
mittee on marriage and divorce and IT Is
understood that this question is to be taken
up again at the October convention. The
occasion of the recent meeting was to take
preliminary action in this regard. In addi-
ton IL IS unofiicially minated that the COM
mittee considered the ACCESSIBILITY of MAX
ing more striT gent the penalties for persons
who violate the canons upon discipline The
committee on marriage and divorce is a
mixed one in that 1t is made up from the
clergy and the laity.
Its members are the Rev. DR. Morgan
Dix, the Rev. DIR. E. A. Hoffman, the
Rev. DIR. F.. p. Davenport, the Rev DR..
Cameron Mann. the Rev DR.. John Fulton.
the Rev. DR.. ]. II. Eccleston. the Rev Dr.
Francis Lobdell, Francis A. Lewis, Francis
l-ynde Stetson, Frank II. Miller, Charles
H. Stanley, W. II. Lightner and Edward G.
Bradford.
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Croker and Shechan Lock Horns.

At last Richard Croker and John c.
Sheehan have openly locked horns Shee-
han has defed his chief and there is no
alternative but war. Sheehan Is said to
have under consideration an offer to lead
a Bryan bolt in Tammany, which contem-
plates the election of Chicago platform
contestnS delegates from every district IN
New y Ork county, where there is a likeH-
mood of Tarmany's selecting representa-
uEeS who were dislOyal to the national
ticket in 1896 Sheehan announces in an
authorized interview that he intends to
fight Croker within the Tammanv organi-
cation. Whether he will finally become
leader Of a rival Bryan organization de-
ponds upon the result of the contest with
in the organization itself. Sheehan intends
first, II he can, to crush the revolt in his
home district, where Cookers followers
nave threatened to supplant him as leader
with Thomas F. Smith, the Tammany
chiefs private secretary and secretary
of the Tammany Hall executive com
mittee. Sheehan says he will re-
main in town all summer to conduct his
campaign. Within a day or two he may
call a conference of his Tammany Hall
friends to map out a plan of battle
Sheehans contidants say that before the
battle ends there will be arrayed against
Croker many of the leaders who implored
him to make a fight against Cookers re-
turn as chief in 1897. together with John
ID. Crimmins, and others who have within
the past two months denounced Croker
publicly.
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GOSSIPFROM GOTHAM
Pool Rooms Were Tightly Closed
During the Handicap.
BELIEF THAT ORDER IS PERMANENT
Croker and Sheehan Have Openly
Locked Horns Again.
NEW FRANCHISE TAX BILL


Special Correspondence of The Evening Star
NEW YORK, May %, 1899.
After a weeks "bluffing" the police de-
partment closed up the pool rooms yester-
day. 1t was a hard blow to close the
rooms on handicap day, and 1t meant an
enormous business at the track OF course
no order" was sent out, nor was any
word passed to that effect, but the in
terestlng fact was apparent yesterday that
any one who wished to take a chance on
the Brooklyn Handicap had to go out to
the track to do it. In other words, the
pool rooms Were closed with a degree of
strIngency that has rarely been paralleled.
ms was the more peculiar in view of the
urgent denials of the police authorities
that were any such places to close.
1t took a little time for the word or
the order the Tip" to circulate
throughout the length and breadth of the
city, but by o'clock there was not q sin
gle place in Manhattan doing business,
and so far as known. only one in Brook
Iyn, and that was quickly raided AS to
the duration of the closing, there We're
many opinions but that it was for fair
ana meant that pool selling in the imme-
dlate future was impossible. was in evil
dence from the fact that many of the pro-
prletorS not only locked their doors but
carted away all Geographic apparatus and
other paraphernalia of their trade There
was a general impression that politics was
BACK OF the order, and the fact that it
came on the eve of the handicap served to
strengthen this opinion. Otherwise it was
argued. why should not the tip" have
gone forth days or weeks ago? Several of
the police inspectors were questioned in re-
lation to the report that an intimation that
they must close up had been sent to all
pool rooms. No one could be found who
would Vouch for the sending out of the
order.
New-York tribune., 1899-07-02
CHARMING LAKE HOPATCONG.

Lake Hopatcong n. j.. July tSpeciaD-Inis
most charming lake in the hills OF Morris and Sus-
sex = alive with pleasure seekers. They belong 10
no special class and consist Of cottagers, camp
OCCUPANTS and the real campers-out In tents. Inc
hotels have been doing fair business, and atter
to-day will be well filled. Until after next Iueshay
there will be a rush. The well-known Lake Hopat-
cong club at Mount Arlington. OF which wee
President Hobart and Attorney General Griggs are
members is entertaining members and their
friends The Lakeview, American House haccooh
Island House Mount Arlington ana Hopatcohs
houses have their share OF guests, who come from
all over Nolans Point. the big excursion resort
ia caring for large daily aggregations. and with
its myriad attractions, Is as popular as ever Many
prettV canvas and sail boats are on the water, ana
he toot OF steam whistles - one or the fafnlhaT
sounds OF the resort. Fishermen are having good
sport with black bass. many Of WHICH are taken
with live bait and by trolling The railroad service
TO the lake Is excellent, and the boat service IL
also good from point 10 point. ~, - =, VIII,
New Yorkers here are Mr.. and Mrs e. r. I w my
Dr. and Mrs. d. f. Fisher Colonel G b. Rice; NJ ",
and Mrs r. E. Hathaway Mr.. and Mrs II. A: ol'
Charles John T. DAILY Mr, and MIS-: {; e. red For'ef'
" g. Medaler. John s. Robinson, MT ana SlIs. =.
l. Tobias Mr. and Mrs. W. s. Parker. George ~
Martting Captain John W. Cannon and Lieutenant
T.. T. Curry L. 3 A.
New-York tribune., 1899-07-02
NORRTSTOWN NEWS.

The project OF a new hotel for Morrlsto~h -
being agitated again. and a syndicate. 1t Is ss'd
has been formed 10 build
Mr.. and Mrs C. D. NJ Cole and family left last
week for jamestown. K. J.
Mr.. and Mrs B2dne were the guests OF MIS-
Thomas c. Bushnell last week. ., .,,
Mrs Hermann Behr gave two denghtful musicals
last week. 100, ~,
Miss Churchill, Of Montclair, was the guest OF
Mrs r C. Bushnell last week -
Sterling Bell has returned frop New Haven.
The Rev Z f. Butler and his son VIII go AOroau
for two months this summer.
Mrs and the Misses Warden. OF Gerrnanto"n'
were the guests OF Mrs. Iiarkness OF Washington
ave, last week , , -, r,aoa ~,
Friday OF last week. -, - ,,,s.rnooi
lanes Tyng Insley Blair and w. ID. NahdeIpOpi
have gone TO the Chicago tournament as rep'ese"'
afives OF the Morris County Golf CUP ,
Mr. and Mrs II Mex. Twomby VIII give !alse
enfertainment on the Fourth OF July All resloenss
~ The borough OF Florham PARK nave beeh ,,n m
Xited TO dine al Florham Farm at o:5v cIoch ai''i
witch there will be a display or hreWorks -, s.o
THE Field Club will have nne dispIhy oi "''
works on the evening OF the Fourth ,,,. ara
Vice- Chancellor and Mrs. Emery ana famlly are
q, enring Lake for few weeks .r =,
xr and Mrs Stephen II. whitney ana lahiy' y, y,
r,snver are the guests OF Mr.. Whitneys mo'"-'' "'
Morris Plains. - ,,,--,oA ~. occupying
,hsir summer home at Shelter Island .hoo,.
Enrfy-tWo boys from different boardihs s.moh nosh
returned 10 Morristown and vicinity 'he ias' ~
New-York tribune., 1899-07-02
CHESTS AT SUMMIT.

Summit. ~ j. July (speciaD. the city
residents who have rented cottages mere Ior the
eaoson ere lanes II. Schmelzel. II. b. Day. Edward
, vo,,s A | Ormsbee Charles A. Frank. W. A
strickenberg j. W. HERMAN. John ~ Tully c. p
nm. A. l.. Salt, L. w Ktchings. Richard Cum
mings Dr Thomas T. Kelly. OF New-York. and
charles Babbage William y. Adams and John Van
derbilt OF Brooklyn
The Beechwood Hotel has been well filled all dur
,,. tho month OF June and nearly ali the rooms
now engaged well into October Among the recent
William Welsh Vlbbert, Mr. and Mrs. Clarence T.
Mao and Mrs poRsd B. TSsGey Ms. Mr sa aSa
po1ner Mr. and Mrs A. J.. Gondron, Mr.. and Mrs
Howard p oke = rs1lo7 Cas3ary MI aSd Msr MI' M1
. nd Mrs Edwin r. Lancaster, Mr.: and Mrs John
eeIlsily' C. H. Biskel Mr.. and Mrs. w: NJ Ben
.,t and Mr. and Mrs II. p. Allen. all OF New-York
New-York tribune., 1899-07-02
BrDD'S LAKE HOTELS OPEN.

Budd's Lake n. j.. July SpecaD.-The region
about this romantic little sheet OF water In the
schooley's mountain range is delightful and famous
for Its charming views and rsrehed air The drives
IN Hopetcong Stanhope and Hackettstown are
-, surp.ssed within the same distance OF New
York The only cottages by the lake are those OF
the Manns and the Smith cottage on the far side
., the water They are open. The village boarding
houses are open and doing their share while the
I,,os, House closed for the last three seasons IS
tn uivS onen es Is also Hatacawana Inn. Bass and
pickerel fishing rowing; bathing and saiiins are are
snson se and base the prediction on the number OF
queries received for rates etc New orkers nov now
here ne are yarnun' Miss Varnum, Mr.. and Mrs. J. H.
Rosen the Misses R9sen Dr end NM; s Hfn5y tdby
Patherwe Mr. and MTs George James LaoaE IafaS Ms
l. NlsiS Vrs n n Dodworth. the Misses Dod-
MI Mr, s's and Mr. and Mrs. William f. Farrow
New-York tribune., 1899-07-02
VARIED ADJUSTMENTS AT THE WATER GAP.

Delaware Water Gap Penn. July (SpeciaD.-
Although somewhat behind last season In point OF
numbers still this resort Is very well niled. AT
Water Gan House the Mecca Of brides and bride
grooms there has not been one couple this season.
which breaks all previous records. Among the
weIl-known public men that registered at water
Gap House during the week was FORMER "o'elnoi
Hastings OF Pennsylvania The new steamer ma
replaces the lost Kittatinny went IN coiiia!sslois
last Monday. and Is making regular tfips De.~v SnH
the landing and Gap. The Broadhead baths. uowh
near the Gap, the Jersey shore are open anu anu
the long hoat extends out into the Delaware lnc
splck and span fleet OF boats are doing thelr shaI
OF business while the fishing Doats ~th pa pai' ,,n an
tackle find plenty OF patronage. COR on the mrs Hn
OF the Caldeno Club IL the popular sport 10 10,
night the orchestra. which alternates between s ts
Water Gap House and Kittatinny, Will De on nanI ,
for the season. New-York arrivals for ths W.T. T
are Miss Heller Milton Powell Mr.. ana MIS- Il.
W. Van Richton. Mr.. and Mrs W simpson FeT. MI
lows. j. F. Rodenbough Mr.. and Mrs simon
SON L. Suydam. Jr.: Mrs NJ Powell MIS- prook f., H.
Powell Miss l.. Powell. NJ NJ. Powell; from bIook-
yn are Mrs. NJ w. Evans. Mrs. J. Prior george %t.
". Levy and family. Mrs l. J. Martin anu 'A"
A. q. Martin
New-York tribune., 1899-07-02
AT BEAUTIFUL LAKE GEORGE.
THE HOTELS ENTERTAINING MANY VISITORS
ALREADY

THE HOTELS ENTERTAINING MANY VISITORS
ALREADY
Lake George, " Y. July (SpeciaD-Each
ceeding year seems TO increase the attractions OF
this most beautiful OF American lakes. and this
summer the hotel prOprietOrs and the cottagers
have all combined to add their quota to what
Mother Nature has generously bestowed. Visitors
both the transient and those OF many weeks resi-
dence. have focked TO Lake George In unusual
numbers. and the steamers make each stop the
docks gay with the bright-coored frocks OF the
summer girls. the darker but less conspicuous
golf togs" OF the men. and the many-hued parasols
OF the chaperons
Lake House Crosbysde. Fort George and host
OF smaller inns rapidly filling their rooms. while
three hotels in Catskl Bay have opened so pros
perously that hop nights and launch parties are
already scheduled.
The Marion House. on Bolton Road is particularly
well located for wheeling and driving. situated as
1t is about halfway between Caldwell and the far
famed Sycamore. at Bolton Along the entire shore
the numerous hotels are harboring the early guests.
especially welcoming the young men VINO are able
TO spend their vacations in the queter joys OF July
rather than In the more festive August.
The Sycamore, heretofore. is all that could
be desired for a summer dling place the good roads
all the way to Saratoga making It longed for
haven for lovers OF carriage wheel. Hundred
Island Houss and Pearl Point Hotel other places
to the loveiness of Paradise Bay is not the least
Of tn ase attractions.
NO more popular mouse can De round on the lake
than that OF II W. Buckell at picturesque Huletts
eighteen miles from Caldwell where both old and
young ind return to its hospitality annual
necessity. From the hotel the view is uninter-
ruped f9r ten miles straightaway to the north yet
close at hand many Islands add their beaue- to the
ruggedness OF the nearby shore
Silver Bay House begins life with this
summer, for the numerous rooms lately added have
greatly increased its capacity and usefulness. 1t
rsed to be the abode OF many Methodists but under
the change OF management two years ago the great
er freedom brought to its door hundreds of others
VINO dd not care for tie earlier restrictions
At Hague another group OF fine hotels vie with
one another TO promote harmony and satisfaction
The PhPnlx. the Hillside Rising House and the
hosteres.
ROCK Hotel makes fitting end the trip through
the lake. Here f.. j. Wood proposes to give his
guests as hne a table "a be found anywhere
desire. ~
New-York tribune., 1899-07-02
EXCLUSIVE SEA BRIGHT AND MONMOUTH
BEACH.

Sea Bright, n j. July SpeciaD.-Fortunate are
those who select Sea Bright and Monmouth Beach
10 spend their summer days. The advantages OF
s,rf and saltwater bathing unparalleled drives
for driving and bicycling golf links equal TO the
finest are among the many attractions for the
summer visitor.
Golf has the call at Sea Bright. The play for the
June Cup which ended yesterday, attracted consid-
erable attention. A two-day tournament viii be
started next Monday. The first prizes are two cups
rresented by H. O. Havemeyer One is for men and
the other for women. The qualifying rounds will
be played Monday, the first eight qualifying ior
the independence Day Cup and the second for the
Consolation Cup. while the first and second four or
the women will qualify under the same conditions.
During July the golfers will play for cup pre-
sented by Malcolm Graham.
Things have been lively at Monmouth Beach
Country Club this week. The midWeeK dahce on
Wednesday evening well attended. many OF
the guests at the KnoxNiles nuptias being present
Patriotism will bubble over next Tuesday night at
the Country Club The regular mdweek dance will
no ,os,ooned for the patriotic affair arranged for
the Fourth. The casino will be handsomely deco
rated and the occasion promises TO be one or ex-
cent,onal interest TO the patrons or the CLUB.
C;o1f continues TO attract at Monmouth Beach.
The old Hastings mansion will be opened next
v,eek with Eugene Winship the genial superin-
tendent OF the Country Club, in charge. Mr.: Win
shin will divide his time between the golf club ana
Country Club.
Walter Watson is out with TWO prizes loI the
golfers The games scheduled for Tuesday.
Two Guns one for women and another for men, VIII
he contested for on the picturesque links near 'he
Shrewsbury Both games will be played over the
eighteen hole course and will be limited TO twenty
FIVE strokes. Al. a. .ho C,o,,r,r. f,iuh
will be held next week ., .,,o, -. ,,o,
Mrs F. s Douglass, of Newark arrived at At Mon ION
mouth Beach last week. She is occupying her cot
taRe I'm Club House Circle ~ ,,ot - Chiooco
are s1ending the summer in the club House Clrcie
Monmouth Beach Colonel Lincoln is sun IN NE tne
West but is expected within iew days Hls
daughter Mrs. Charles lsham, Is also at the
Beach. - l,,hou vbo bava been
snnndinp a portion of the summer al the lflgh-
lands ~ Navesink arrived at Monmouth Beach
his week They have taken the Windenlere cot
tsze i'm Ocean-ave., for the balance or the season
NJ Harris OF New-York. has taken the vest
colt cottage at Monmouth Beach Tor 'he season
OF 1899 ..,.o, urs = A Potts.s cot
tage for the summer. -, a.. o,oooranoa n,
Colonel A w. Sopcr made MS irst apgeaI dnCe L, az
Monmouth Beach this season last SATURDAY haNine
arrived from Europe the day previous, ~, ~,
George r Baker arrived at Monmouth 6each thls
week Mr. Baker has been enjoying the beauties
OF the Adrondacks. - VII, 4, dor,icusd
for fhe season at the Knox cottage monmouth
G r. Hammerslough is new arrival al Mon
New-York tribune., 1899-07-02
FLOWERS AND SPORT AT MOUNT POCONO

Mount Pocono Penn. July (SpeciaD.-The sea-
SON IL somewhat backward, 80 far as arrivals are
concerned but to-day crowd Will be up 10 start
the midsummer month. II Is delightfully."- cool
and pleasant throughout these mountains. and out
door life is thoroughly enjoyable. The beautiful
rhododendrons that flourish in this region are burst
ing into bloom and all along the streams and wood
land paths they hang in great profusion. Trout
fishing lasts until July Is. In the two Pocono
Mountain House ponds the fish are taking the fly
with vgor. Dr. Thayer. OF New-York. few days
ago caught thirty-seven good-sized fish In an ar
ternoon A new road has been made 10 the sum-
NIT Of Pocono Knob, the highest peak OF the range,
and persons fond OF extended views can find them
here The Dodd cottage, in Knob Park, Is occu-
MED as IS also the Bonsall cottage. Pocono Noun
tain House and Meadowsde. each renovated and
Inviting are filling up for the season. Several
coaching parties passed through here this week
The roads are In excellent condition Mayor Mack
OF Elizabeth. y. J., has taken the Hooker cottage
i0 rivals OF New Workers for the week: Mr.. and
Mrs g / Corcoran, Mr.. and Mrs. h. T. Janeway.
Wiss Isneway Mr. and Mrs. w. ID. HeminWay'
Mrs = X Dyer the Misses Dyer MT ana MIS-
Gbsr;es simmons Mr. and Mrs John l. HenscheL
Cantsin ID Carpenter Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas l..
TrPsnn Or and Mrs. Parker. the Misses farker'
NJ rapd Mrs W. J. Mead, Professor hlnsley, MT
and Mrs Arthur Crawford, and the Rev ana Mrs'
T.N A
New-York tribune., 1899-07-02
Bray4RDSVILLE'S VISITORS.

Rernardsville y J.. July (speciaD.-Although 1t
,s lust entering upon the first Of the summer
months. everything about the place has the ap-
nearance OF the season being at its height Fully
two hundred guests are now at the somerset INN,
and with those who are booked ior tooay anu ".'
- o,.er the Fourth the Inn will be taxed to It's
full capacity. . -, -o,,,ses IN he a
eais dav Manager Tuttle has made elaborate prep
So 50, tons for the enjoyment OF the guests num-
har OF sports are TO be given that Day ana IN the
evening large display OF fireworks a"''' 10 s"'A
BY Pain. ,,,,,,,. ~. family a..
New-York tribune., 1899-07-02
Gnropean ADVERTISEMENTS.

EUROPEANS AND TRAVEL
LERS will find the London office of The
Tribune, 149 Fleet Street, a convenient
place to leave their advertisements and
subscriptions for The Tribune.
New-York tribune., 1899-07-02

companled by Mrs l. T. williams, arrived at the
Inn this week for the season: -, -, .At.
Among the prominent arrivals at the Inn this
week were d. A l.. Ranney and VIE ana Mrs' M
William Sinclair who is accompanied Dy Her soh
DR. George A. Taylor. OF New-York
New-York tribune., 1899-07-02
The international Palace Hotels.

KeniIworth-" The Abbey Hotel.
The Heart Of England Hotel overooks ruins "I my my
,or,c Castle and for Shakespesres ana
Proprietor lad 10 years New-York experience ieFm'
moderate: write for booklet. - .r., =, ,,-,.,o.
New-York tribune., 1899-07-02
n the Garret Hennessey

mouth Beach. He has taken the Garret Hennessey
cottage for the summer
Mrs James Harper has taken possession or her
cottage In Club House Circle, Monmouth Beach.
Prince and Princess Auersperg have returned
from their wedding trip and now occupying
cottage at the Highlands OF Navesink.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1899-05-05
SOCIAL AND PERSONAL

Miss Edna Price, OF Salem, is in tn,
city visiting friends.
W. T. Pond, the tall insurance man, O
Portland, is in the city.
Mr.. Tony NoItner, of the Portland
Dispatch, hes been in the city.
Prof. II. II. White, who has been in
eastern Oregon, now OF Portland, is in the
city.
Tim Davenport. father OF II omer, has
moved from Salem TO his old illaht G
Silverton.
Mr.. ard Mrs. f. L. Thompson came
M this noon from Portland for a days
visit nj Mr.. lrvines.
Mrs. ia Hrman left this morning
Tor Lewiston, Idaho, where she will en-
gage in bus ness. Lewiston is said TO te
The best business center in Idaho.
Sheriff Nun kers left yesterday for
Prineville after Charles Slaven, indicted d
by the March grand jnry for cattle steal
ing.
sap, has entered the employ Of Fred
Dawson, "the pill antocrat,' = OF Albany.
and will travel in the interest OF Dswson's Q
herb lca.-Lebanon 4. A.
Miss En- bieIon. q Feturned missionary
OF the United Presbyterian church from
India. will deliver an address at the u
4. church tonight. TO which all are in.
vited. Niles En- bleton 10 directly from
the work in India and her ,alk will be an
Interesting one.
DR.. l.. N. Jones has another cancer IA
tIsnt- Mike Co~an, OF Albany, who will
come over every few days for treatment.
The cancer is on one OF his Wrists.-Leb-
anon E.A.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1899-05-05
The Musical Festival.

Following is the order Of exercises fer
the music festival TO be held at Eugene
next week. In which about fifty Albany
musicians will take part:
May 9, Tuesday, . so OF
Choral Union at Baptist church, corner
Eighth and Pearl street.
Tuesday, : 90 Chorus practice at
Baptist church.
May 10, Wednesday, $50 TO ii Co
| Chorus practice at Baptist church.
| Wednesday, 3 100 Reception at Christ
ian church. corner Eleventh and Villa
mette streets.
4:00-Lec:ute on "Music as an sdGca-
tionAl Power" bv Mr.. Wallis Nash.
| Wednesday 7:60- Full rehearsal a.
! Willard Hall, L. oil
May II. Thursday. 9:30-Solo practice
at Willard Hall.
Ii 800 10 2:o0-Urchestrs practice 81
| Willard Hall.
200 to 2:3o-FuIl chorus practice a
Willard Hal.
S:00--Popular Concert.
May l2. Friday, 2:3U-Full rehearsa
at Willard Hall.
S:00-The Creation.
May Is, Saturday, 9:30-Discnssion o
organization Of Music Teachers Associa
tion,