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The Savannah morning news., 1902-02-09
Christian Church.

There will be the usual morning anu
evening services at the Bolton street
Christian Church, conducted by tm
pastor, Rev. p. II. Duncan. SubJen
for morning will be "Our Marching VT
ders;" evening, our Words"
ented young singer. Mr.. Leslie Fowler
OF Chattanooga. Tenn. will sing Tosu'
Help Me 20 Pray" During the Dag
tismal service Ogden's anthem WIZ
rendered. At night Mr.. Charles Wa'"
VIII sing the offertory. 80.
Considerable interest has been tah.D
In the church since Mr.. Duncan
sumed charge. His practical talks hn'
put new life into the work and ne i''"
much encouraged.
The Savannah morning news., 1902-02-09
ThunderbOlt Union.

At the Thunderbolt Union Church
an innovation win be made in the
service tonight. An hour will be spent
In Bible study, selected scripture les
sons bearing ON the topic. "Obedience,,
VIII be read and discussed by several
members OF the congregation. II
designed to have these services one
night each month. The Sunday -school
VIII meet at 4 O'clock p, m. On Thurs
day night. the usual prayer-meetlnS
will be led by some member of the sa-
vannah Ministerial Association.
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ute song service. The Sunday-school
will meet at 4 p. m.

ute song service. The Sunday-school
will meet at D. m.
There will be preaching at Grace
Methodist Church by the pastor, Rev
Charles A. jackson, at IL o'clock a.. m.
1t is urged and important that the
entire membership be present at that
hour. The usual evening service viii
be held beginning at o'clock with
fifteen-minutes' song service. The Ju-
nior League will meet at 3:15 and
Sunday school at 4 p. m. The Senior
League will meet tomorrow at p.
m. and prayer service Wednesday at
the same hour.
At the Epworth Methodist Church,
Rev. j. A. Smith, pastor, there will
be preaching at II o'clock a. M, by the
pastor. At p. M, the pulpit will be
filled by Rev. Samuel Frender, for
merly a Jewish rabbi. Subject of dis
course from "Sinai to Calvary" Mr..
Frender will exhibit the phylacteries
and garment mentioned in Mathew 1856
and sing the 23rd Psalm in the He
brew tongue.
The Senior Epworth League will
meet Tuesday at s p. m. The Ladies'
Working Circles. at the parsonage.
Wednesday at 4 p. m, and prayer SER
vice. Thursday at s p. m. The Ladies'
Working Circles will give an enter
tainment at the Odd Fellows Hall Fri
day night for the benefit of the par
sonage.
The Savannah morning news., 1902-02-09

At st. Johns Church. the Rev. DR..
A. G. Bum, minister in charge. SER
vice win be held at O'clock n. m;
Holy Communion at II, followed by
morning prayer and sermon. Musical
festival by the choir at S D. m. The
Sunday-school viii meet at d. m.
A service viii be held on Ash We'd
nesday at III o'clock "a. m and at 4:30
y. m. other Lenten services are given
on card. A cottage meeting viii be
held Friday at $3.50 p. m. at Mr.. An
dersons, No. 204 Thirty-eighth street.
Tonight the order OF service will be:
Professional, "Harkl Hark My
Soul"
The general confession
AbFOlution.
The Lords Prayer.
Psalms ! and l5
Mngnihcnt tSemper).
Nune DimitiH fSemper).
Apostles Greed.
Hymn, Savior. Blessed SAVIOR"
"Benediction huptiale" Hollins), Mr..
Woodlands.
see " the Lord" Robers) by ro-
quest the choir.
Raise Mo. Jesus 40 Thy Bosom"
lhuntley), Masters Stufhari nnd r0r-
beft, MonsfH. k0erpor Hnd Banks.
"lrNRhirfH' n'Hmuanal. Mr 8lniR
"f.ord 0f our Llfe" ffirid). Thr choir.
'Hefeeuge' tggungd), Mr Moodsams.
The Savannah morning news., 1902-02-09

A. the Firai church ~ Christ. scisn-
ilst services VIII be held 81 n o'clock
a. m, when the subject ~ fhe SER
mon viii BE-. "H0ut. The sunday
school WI meet a. u n0on. Ths Wed
The Savannah morning news., 1902-02-09

Morning services az the Park New
Church viii be conducted by the pas-
tor. Rev. Alexander Henry. az n
o'clock. The Sunday school will meet
at 10 a. m. An these services are pub
lie
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Roman Catholic.

The services at the Cathedral of st.
John the Baptist will be as follows:
Early mass at Z O'Clock; second mass
at 3. at which time also there will be
mass celebrated In the basement of
the church, and be followed by sun
day-school; high mass and sermon at
l0;SO, and vespers. sermon and bene-
diction at o'clock D. m.
On week days during Lent the serv-
ices will be as follows: First mass at
$3.50 o'clock; Bishops mass at Z: and
mass at S. Each Wednesday rosary.
sermon and benedtction of the Blessed
Sacrament. and each Saturday rosary
and benediction of the Blessed Sacra-
ment.
At st. Patrick's Church the services
win be: First mass az a. ma. second
mass at $3.50 a. m. and high mass az
1880 a. In. Vespers and benediction
OF the Blessed Sacrament will be CIV
en- at 3 b. m.
Services at the Sacred Heart Church
will be held a. follows: First mass
at O'Clock. high mass and sermon
al 10. vesperF, sermon and benedietion
Of the Most Holy Sacrament al 5 p
in. Surplice choir assisting. The sub
jeft ~ the evening sermon VIII D.
"The INFINITE Mercy of the Most Loving
God" Text. His mercy Is from gene.
ration unto generations 20 them that
fear Him" Luke 1850.
The children'E Carnival 90 take
place Tuesday afternoon a. 4 O'Clock
~ the Parish Han ~ the Sacred Heart
Church, promises fo be- most amusing
fer fhe little ores. 0ne of ihe most
affraafIuf fnHfurfH wHf be- fhr Hnfler
~ iablfauX with eieciIleal effect Maud
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Humnhry,s "studies Of Little Folk,, be-

Humphreys Studies of Little Folk be-
ing taken as subjects.
Among them will be Paul Rever's
Ride" MOLLY Pitcher Firing the Can
non," Lafayette Dancing the Min
uet," Betsy Ross and the First Ameri-
can Flag" "The Courtship of George
Washington" washington Crossing
the Delaware" Bushels of fun for only
10 cents.
The Martha Washington tea in the
evening will be exceedingly entertain
ing. The hall will be deliberately deco
rated in American flags, bunting and
evergreens. The young lady aids in
colonial garbs will make the entire
scene very effective. The children's
tableaux, with the addition of Rock
of Ages in three scenes. will be re-
produced. Music and singing will be
enjoyed while refreshments are seryed.
Admission 10 cents.
Rev. Father w. J. Slocum and Rev
Father T. M. Crowley of Waterbury,
Conn, are guests Of Bishop b. J..
Kelley.
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ce, Mr.. Leslie Fowler will sing abide
With Me" The usual preparatory
prayer meeting will be held at 740 p.
M; the B. Y. P. U. devotional meet
ing will be held at 10 a. M; topic: "The
Pathway to Peace" The Junior Union
Will meet at 3:15 p. M, and the Bible
school at 4.
The Sunday-school of the Berean
Mission of this church will meet at
$3.50 a. m, and on Thursday, at S:15
p. m, regular prayer meeting will be
held at the mission, No. 431 Montgom-
cry street. The following are the weeks
appointments for the church: Regular
prayer meeting, Wednesday, at d.
M; teachers meeting. Thursday, at s
o'clock; Sacred Literature class, Fri
day, at same hour. The Tribute Circle
of Kings Daughters and Sons will
meet on Wednesday at p. m.
On Tuesday night Rev. Samuel
Frender of Baltimore, will deliver a.
lecture on THE Hebrew of To-day"
Mr.. Frender is spoken of very highly
as speaker, and the lecture is one
very instructive and interesting. The
lecture is free, and every one is cor
daily invited to be present on this
occasion.
At the Southside Baptist Church
services will be held at II o'clock a.
M. and at S:f5 p. m. Each of these
services win be conducted by Rev.
ID. w. Herring OF North Carolina, a
returned missionary from China.
Al 4 O'Clock Rev. T., II. Bomar, as
sistant secretary of the Foreign Mis-
sion Board OF the Southern Baptist
Convention of Richmond will talk on
Missions" The pastor requests as
many as can To be present. The reg
ular prayer service will be held We'd
nesday at S:l5 y. m.
Mr.. A. w. Patterson OF Statesboro.
elder or the PromitlYe Baptist Church.
VIII conduct services In the Westmin-
hter church Sunday-schOol room al
barnard and Anderson streets, at II
O'Clock a. m. and al p. m.
The Savannah morning news., 1902-02-09

The Sunday afternoon services at the
Young Mems Christian Association this
winter have been unusually attractive;
the speakers have been good and the
music pleasing. The address this after
noon VIII be delivered by Rev. D. s
Edenfield. The service commences al
The Savannah morning news., 1902-02-09

The Endeayor Society of boiig'
Street Christian Church at iis lafi pu..
ness meeting elected the fohowlns "
ncerei
Ple~ident-Aiira Juiia ByihWooo
Vice President MiFe Emfule AAii. =
.....-..., y. ,,..,. trt,bfeen.
The Savannah morning news., 1902-02-09

nesday testimony meeting will be held
at $3.50 o'clock. All services are held
In Metropolitan Hall, where also ls
conducted free reading room which
is open daily between and p. m,
The Savannah morning news., 1902-02-09

A. the Independent Presbyterian
Church The usual public services VIII
De- conducted BY the pastor. Rev Dr.
j, y fnif at ~ oclock u. in and az
.. m. Tho sunday y-arho0i VIII meet
- iho usual hour ana fhe week meet-
inRs viii bt heid aH before.
The Savannah morning news., 1902-02-09

At the Lutheran Church of the AS
cension there will be preaching by Rev.
DR.. w. G. Schaeffer at II o'clock a. IN.
and at p. m. The normal class will
meet tomorrow at p. M; the Luther
League. Tuesday, at S:15 p. m, and
prayer meeting on Wednesday, at
p. m,
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AT Wesley Monumental Church
services VIII be held at II o'clock a.
m. and al .. m, preaching by Rev.
I'D II. Cook, the pastor. The Sunday
school viii meet at p. m. The Home
Mission Society VIII meet Tuesday al
Z y. M and the Epworth League,
Tuesday at S.l5 b. m. on Wednesday
night, Rev. Samuel Frender, formerly
"a Jewish rabbi. but now "A Christian
minister viii deliver an address on
'"fhe Hebrews Of To-day" Mr.. Fren-
der comes highly recommended by dis
tlnRuished ministers and laymen. lie
is in love with his race and speaks
earnestly and el0quenily Of their HIS
tory ana tells his own experience with
wonderful effectiveness. All services
uo public.
The Savannah morning news., 1902-02-09

AT the First Baptist Church services
will be held at II o'clock a. m. and at
p. m. Pastor John ID. Jordan viii
preach at the evening service. At the
morning service the congregation will
have the pleasure Of hearing Rev. DR.
y. n. BOmdr OF Richmond. Mr. Bomar
II assistant secretary of foreign mis-.
Rions for Southern Baptisls, and rs an
able man who enjoys the love and con-
iidence of all the denomination. He ~
in the city 10 report to the churches
ae 20 how the work iB progressing, aud
not 10 take "a public collection.
~ the Duffy Street Baptist Church
ihe pastor Rev. Robert Van Deventer.
Wili have for bis subject nf the nj
O'Clock a.. u. service why should
support MissionaT AZ b. m. nr B
D.. hOmaf. assistant corresponding Hor-
fffHfV uf fln Foreign MiHHiUu Board
of ulf f0uihrrn bapiaf Convention, ~
lAfAmoua, Nlli pfeHeh, AZ ihia serve
The Savannah morning news., 1902-02-09

There sil b. preaching at trinity
q fhunrh "a ~ O'riorh "a. "a. nnd at 8.
iu. by tho pastor. Rev. nis0om An
fhuny Flr sermon af nlFhi will b.
q spofial nleaHaFa for the rlfl1enf af
hHFannah, preceded w : twfniy plln
The Savannah morning news., 1902-02-09

Rev. William P. McCorkle, pastor will
preach at Ii o'clock a. m. and at D.
m. The Sunday-school will meet at 4
p. m. The Christian Endeavor meeting
VIII be held tomorrow at S:15 p. m,
and will be addressed by Rev. w. A.
Nlsbet.
The Savannah morning news., 1902-02-09

At st. Paul's Lutheran Church, Rev.
NJ. j. Epting. pastor. there will be the
usual service at II o'clock a. m. and
at s p. m. The Sunday-school will
meet at D. m. A church council
meeting will be held Tuesday at $3.50
y. m. The February meeting OF the
Missionary Society viii be held at the
pastors residence Wednesday at 4;30
ID. m.
The Savannah morning news., 1902-02-09

Services of Westminster Presbyterian
Church, Rev. w. A. Nisbet. pastor, will
be held at IL O'Clock a. IN. and at 8
y. m. in the Lawton Memorial. At
the morning service Rev. Samuel Fren-
der, formerly a Jewish rabbi, but now
Christian minister, will preach. Rev.
Mr.. Fender lives in Baltimore. He
comes with the highest testimonials,
both as to his sincerity and ability.
The public is cordially invited to hear
this interesting speaker. He will doubt
less have something to say of his con-
version to Christianity. The Sabbath
school will meet at 4 p. m. at Sun
day-school room; the Christian En-
deavor, tomorrow, at S:15 p. M, and
prayer meeting, Wednesday, at p. m.
The Savannah morning news., 1902-02-09

At st. MichaePs Church, Rev. F.
A. Juny pastor, the services will be
held at II o'clock "a. m, and at S:l5
p. m. The Sunday will meet
at 4 p. m. The Bible class will be
held Thursday at Sis p. m. Holy
Communion is administered the third
Sunday of each month at II o'clock
service. A special meeting will be held
Immediately after the morning service.
when an election of the Board OF Yes
try will be held.
The Savannah morning news., 1902-02-09

At st. Pauls Church. Rev. j.. L..
Scully, rector, Quinquagesima Sunday.
The services will be as follows: Early
celebration at 7:30 o'clock a. M, morn
ing prayer and Litany at IL; Sunday
school at 4 p. M, and evening prayer
at s.
The Savannah morning news., 1902-02-09

Recessional, Jerusalem the Golden"
Organ postlude, "Flue Concerto"
The Savannah morning news., 1902-02-09

At Christ Church, Rev. Robb White,
rector, Rev. M. Campbell Stryker, as
sistant rector. there will be service and
sermon at IL o'clock, a. m, and also
at Sis p. IN. The Sunday school Will
meet at 4:30. Ash Wednesday SER
vice will be held at IL a. m. and at
4:30 p. M. A service will be held
daily during Lent at 4:30 p. M, and at
~ noon, except Saturdays, when there
will be service at u noon.
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EXHIBITION OF INTEREST
PAINTINGS BY EAST SIDE ARTISTS ON
VIEW AT EDUCATIONAL ALL
ANCE- SOME JEWISH
ANTIQUITIES.

An interesting exhibition of paintings and Jewish
antiquities opened at the Educational Alliance, East
Broadway and Jefferson-st last evening. The
walls of the lecture hall, the top floor. were
covered with canvases by East Side artists and
paintings illustrative of typical Jewish life by men
| of all races.
The antiquities. which are shown on the second
floor of building. contain many historic utensils
used in the synagogue and in religious home ser
vices There is also a fascinating coilecIloh Vi
brasses the work of Russians in Europe as well
as in this city. Among the treasures are shekel
and half shekel Of the time of the Maccapees'
one bearing the national symbol Of the grape ana
the other of the palm There is brass jar Of the
sort used from time immemorial for soup or tea,
which used on the Sabbath 1t has only
small opening in the top. and was kept In warm
place because fires could not be lighted on Satur
day. There is quaint iron utensli contalrl I d
of eight small oil lamps ana an nppeT IN
to be used as f fa IL Sb IT was used in the
celebration of the Feast Of Lights or OF the Mac
brazen cup with three handles was mistaken
by for loving cup 1t is used sy all 9+ine
The cup is lifted by one handle after another IN
D fs other the nd na in Setting it
prec1udes deflement in touching before eale itb
hadss the spice vessel from which fragrance
is inhaled Saturday evening by the men OF the
household in blessing the labor Of the coming week
FTee tensi about eighteen inches high made
in the fashion Of 1nnaret and Is OF eNaulste u
double triangies which characterize all religious
Jewish architecture. There are many kinds or
candelabra among which the ones used by the
Jewish housewife Saturday evening in blessing
the Sabbath feast and the seven arm candeapra,
reproductions Of the temple altar lights lhere are
also a large number of curious Russian ana Jewlsh
cooking utensils. OF these vodka barrel rs
among the most quaint. A huge tapestry made by
a Russian in this country illustrates the
love for land of the free felt by the jewish
citizens of America 1t IS composed of appilquea
silks; embroidered portraits Of all the Presidents
Of the United states from Washington to Harri-
SON inclusive and embroidered pictures Of many
public buildings this city. among them the City
Hall.
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partment will have at least of its officers on
duty in its rooms laboratories. At 1880 O'CLOCK
there will be reception in the Avery Library by
the university council to the presidents and repre-
sentatives of other colleges and universities Presi
dent Roosevelt and Governor Odell, escorted by
Squadron A. expected to arrive L o'clock
They will be escorted also by trustees of the uni
versity, and the alumni marshals will show the
guests the trustees in the library.
From 1880 to 1:30 o'clock three luncheons will
be served-one in the officers dining room. by the
university council. visitors from other colleges
and universities: another in Barnard College. by
the Barnard trustees, to invited guests. and the
third in Alumni Memorial Hall. guests generally.
At o'clock the trustees Of the university will give
a luncheon to President Roosevelt. Governor Odell
and the speakers the afternoon
At 2:l5 o'clock the procession of six hundred
persons. which will form at the library. will
move TO the gymnasium. The procession will be
in eight divisions. They will be as follows: %
Representatives of the students including those Of
Columbia College. Barnard College. Teachers Col
lege Medicine. Law. Applied Science and graduate
schools (0 assistants. clinical assistants. and
lecturers. 50 instructors. tutors and demonstrators
"a clinical professors and lecturers and members
of the faculty. 90 guests-oticers of the United
States State and city, clergy and alumni go pres
idents and other representatives of universities
ard colleges. 90 emeritus officers, the university
council. trustees of Teachers College and trustees
Of 6oeEe o and = t Of ReV Br
Vincent. ex-President Low: PRESIDENT Butier Dean
a X
horn president of the board of trustees and Presi
dent Roosevelt. .
After some musical selections by the Columbia
University Philharmonic Society and d chorus or
three hundred students. the Rev. DR. Marvin l.
Vincent will offer a prayer, and William G. Scher-
rnerhorn will present ne keys and charter OF the
university DR.. Butler. who Will respond briefly
and take his seat in the presidents chair, which
was Benjamin Franklins library chair.
Dean J. Howard Van Amringe. 60 will make an
address for the faculty. Robert Fulton cutting.
70 a descendant of Leonard Cutting. the first tutor
in the university in 1855. will speak for the alumni
and Allan Beach Arnold Bradley president OF the
rcaC will u
Greetings President Butler will be given by
Presidents ffadley of Yale. Patton of Princeton.
Harper of Chicago. Eliot of Harvard and William
r Harris. United States COMMISSIONER or tduc$11
address, and the exercises will close with oeh-
edction by Bishop Potter
Tonight alumni will give a banquet 10 Presl--
dent Butler Sherry's More than hve hundred
alumni will present Dean j. Howard van
Amringe will preside and among the speakers Viii
be President Roosevelt Mayor Low President Ed
win A Alderman of Tulane University, Albert
shaw Justice Willard Bartlett OF the supreme
Court and PRESIDENT Henry 5. Pritchett, or the
Massac husetts Institute OF Technology.
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THE CAMPUS ALIVE WITH MEN AND
YOUNG WOMEN.

IF was Student Day at Columbia yesterday IN the
prosramme for the celebration of the installation
of Dr. Nicholas Murray Butler as president
Students held sway all day giving a regatta on
the Harlem River in the morning a series or track
games a baseball match and tea in the afternoon
and a glee club concert and vaudeville entertain
ment in the evening Visitors. who included young
women, alumni undergraduates, filled the campus
all day. were in and out among the buildings,
sipned chocolate and watched the athletic contests
on South Field.
The regatta was held the Harlem River In the
morning. three varsity crews the second, third and
fourth and freshman Fights competing. Start
ing from Norris Pier the second boat was scratch.
the third had four lengths the fourth six. From
the beginning the second went steadily ahead.
Catching its nearest opponent half mile from the
finish it soon after overlook the fourth eight and
won handily the two mile by four lengths.
The fourth eight second, with the third boat
two lengths behind. In the freshman the first
crew won by three lengths. The crews that finished
first and second in the varsity race were made up
as follows: Second 'varsity-Bow j. P. Carter;
No. 9 w. F. Rollins; No. 3. w. F. Allen: No. T.
A. Pembroke; No ). G.. S. O'Loughn No g. F.
Nichols: No :. r. S Smith; stroke, B. Lefferts.
and coxswan. w z. Comstock. Third varsity
Bow j. H. Marschng: No. 2, J. c. Harrison: No g.
A Bradley: No. t. J. S. Maeder; No 3. W. Fl.
Landers: No. 6. F. H.. Updike; No. I, V. NJ Earle:
stroke. A. Davis. and coxswan r. Willis.
Track games held in the afternoon The
track on South Field proved rather in
quality because of its newness, and in this way
made the time of the rather slow. As il
was. however. c. B. Marshall. ex-captain of the
team ran the half mile in 2:Oi. Harold Weekes the
football captain. fourth in the final the 100
yard dash. r. S. Smith. his team the
eleven, got second in the shot put Scharps Keller
and O'Connell made good race in the two mile
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DIR. POTTER TO LAY CORNERSTONE
INCARNATION CHURCH BEGINS THE CELE-
BRATION OF ITS FIFTIETH ANN
VERSARY TO-DAY.

The Episcopal church which the Rev DIR. Arthur
Brooks did ruch make prominent is 10 cele-
brate the fftieth anniversary of it's foundation
this afternoon and tomorrow 1t is the lncarna-
ton at Madison-ave. and Thirty ffth-st of which
the Rev DIR. w. NJ GrOsvenor is rector Tnas
afternoon Bishop Potter will lay the CONVERSIONS OF
a new Alfred Corning Clark Memorial Cnapel.
This chanel is a part of an Incarnation Church
foundation in East Thirty-frst-st. and compile
mentS the parish house building there IL was 20
have been opened the same time had the build
ers finished it time The total outlay is Sl6o,0o
Tomorrow morning the preacher at the parish
church will be the Rev. DIR. w r. Huntingdon
rector of Grace Church. which started Incarnation
parish Next week there is TO be musical recital
Under direction OF the orSanst- Mr.. Hedden- and
ON the SUNDAY following the rector VIII preach an
historical sermon. Incarnation parishs financial
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WOuEy WORK FOR THE PARhS-

meeting OF the Morrisania Local. ihipi ~
District Branch of the Women's MUNICIPAL
will be held at the Museum huhoiis VI IL -
york Botanical Gardens on April % at p M
Frederick W Longfellow. alderman, VIII presioe.
Addresses will be delivered on EARLY History VI
the Park" by w w. Niles: The Parks ana fafk
ways OF the Borough of The Bronx 1oilh r.
Eustis; The Work of Bacteria OF the SOIL Di-
D. T MacDougal: 1.-The Protection of Birds in the
Parks" William butcher. and The New-korh
Botanical Gardens" DR.. -. l. Brftton- -.
The committee parks and parkways OF VI"
Women's Municipal League comprises Mrs1 y. ~;
Britton, Mrs william T. Hornaday, Miss Niles anu
The Misses Delafield.