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ing promises to be one OF great power and
/ inspiration.
Representatives from the city and town
associations and from the COLLEGES and
. universities, ministers and laymen and
"oung men from communities where there
are no association are invited to attend
ana VIII receive most cordial welcome
comprehensive programme has been
arranged, and among the speakers at the
various sessions are Rev Samuel r.
Greene, d. u. LID. pastor Calvary Bap-
fist Church, Washington. D. c.. Rev. John
4 Timothy Stone, pastor Brown Memorial
Church, Baltimore. Mr.. James McCon-
aughy, from the Moody School al North
field, Mass; Chaplain H. II. Clark. L. S
n, Annapolis, Fred II. Goodman II. O.
Williams, and II. d. Murray. Of New York
city; Rev. Maurice Peufeld Fixes. pastor
Baptist Tabernacle. Baltimore. Rev. IT,
h. Gregg, Chicago. Ill. and others Of
prominence in this special field.
A large male chorus male Quartetts.
and the Wheeling orchestra viii furnish
the music. and Mr.. f. o. Sellers. Of
Washington. ID. c., viii have charge Of
he singing.
On the opening night OF the convention
a pleasing feature Of the programme viii
be the reception and banquet rendered
the delegates by the Ladies' Auxiliary OF
the Wheeling association.
Il men , mass meeting IN the Grand
Opera House on Sunday afternoon and a
farewell service at night will fttingly
L-ing the gathering to a close
The railroads have granted a rate of
one and One-third fare. good going from
February II to y. and those desiring TO
attend the convention can secure creden-
tials on application to the local sccrc-
tary. OF to George F. Tibbitts. interstate
secretary, Bond Building. Washington,
ID. C
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SUNDAY SERVICES IN
THE CITY CHURCHES

Terry, preaching. $3.50 ?. m. BY pastor.
missionary topic special music by. fuH
choir solos BY Diller F. Groh and l. J.
Smith director; Epworth League. 1.3O p.
m; leader. the president, Homer smith
HamIine Church Ninth and Streets
reaching ar II a. m BY the
pastor. Lucien Clark. ID. D.; at 7.30 o.
m by Nilmont Whitfield D. d.. Of Seat
tie Wash, sunday school $50 a. m
EpWorth League. s-15 p. m service at
Z2l0 rs- Street northwest ats p IA! By
Lucien Clark. D. d.
North Capitol Church. North Capitol
and X Streets northeast. Rev.-J Edwin
Amos pastOF-Sunday school at s. so a.
by the pastor; Epworth League service
az $50 p n. All are invited
Mount Pleasant Sunday school. POST
office Hall. Park Street. AT 8 p M prayer
service Thursday AZ 100 p. m All in
vited-
Eastern Church. sixth Street and Mary
land Avenue northeast. Rev Thomas
Chalmers Easton, ID. d.. pastOr-9-3o a.
m, Sunday school; IL a m, preaching
subject. a Reasonable Faith D. M.
Junior and intermediate EDdeavOrers:
$50 p m, Young Peoples Society OF
Christian EndeavOr; I-30 p. m. preaching
by Rev. C. 5. Mason. OF san Francisco.
Cal DR.. EastOn viii preach at the Bijou
Theater in the evening
Cornelius Memorial Mission. East Can't
JOI and Seventeenth Streets southeast.
Mr. ID. y Hoover. jr-. superintendent
Sunday school, , p m; evangeIistic ser
vices, 7-30 p. m Strangers cordially well
come.
Westminster Church Memorial. Seventh
Street. between ID and Z Streets south
west Rev William J. Hutchison. Pm. d..
pastOr-ll a. m, "Christs Herald" T-45
p. m. sins Terrible Wages" Sabbath
school at $3.50 a. m; Christian EndeavOr
prayer meeting. p. m, midWeek service
on Thursday evening. l-45 o'clock Good
music. Strangers cordially invited.
Washington Heights Church. 2120 Kali
Drama Avenue. i'm studio in rear OF hrst
house west Of Twenty first Street. Rev.
E Lawrence Hunt. pastor-Preaching AZ
IL a. m $50 p m Sunday school; mid
week prayer meeting at the Washington
Seminary. 210I Street. Thursday T-20
p. m. Strangers welcome Residents Of
the Heights especially invited
lexington CHI rch. Q and North Capitol
Streets Preaching at II A. m. and 1880 p
m by pastor Rev W T. Thompson. D.
D.. sunday school AT $3.50 p m. Chris
tian Endeavor at 6-45 D. M class OF IN
struction for enQuiTers at 3 p m
First Church. Four-and-a- half Streez,
between @ and ID streets northwest, Rev.
Donald c. Macleod. ID. D.. pastor-l1 a.
M. 1.-The CHRISTIANS Duty TO the Sts>cs-
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Globe. says: The cornet playing Of Miss
Anna Park was superb Doors omen AT
800 O'Clock Song service begins at s.45
O'Clock.
February MemberS' Meeting.
Al the regular monthly members meet
ing which will be held Monday evening
FEBRUARY u. NJ. de Villiers. the fam
Gus French "delusionist." will be present.
NJ. de Villiers will give a programme
~of magic and mystery. Witty stories.
manipulations. tricks and original mono
iogues. He comes with the very highest
testimonials from associations in all
parts Of the country. This entertainment
is free 10 members. each OF whom may
bring gentleman Friend.
An Important Gathering.
The thirtieth annual interstate conven-
ton Of tae Young Mems Christian Asso-
Citations. which is to meet in Wheeling.
w. Va. February 20 %, will be attended
BY delegations from the forty-six organi-
nations in this territory; and the gather
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The meeting on Saturday evening last.
addressed by Hon. Clinton Rogers Wood
ruff, Of philadelphia VGs attended by
several OF our leading business men. in
Guiding officers Of the Beard Of Trade and
other citizens associations. Mr.. Wood
run presented in a very Instructive man
ner many of the timely features touch
ing needed reforms in city administration.
Among the topics opened up was that OF
municipal ownership Of lighting water
and street railways. which is 20 be fully
discussed next Saturday night by Rev.
DIT. Charles p. Neill. or the Catholic Uni
versity. All are invited TO these meet
iugS
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NOTES OF TIE Y. N. c. A.
sanday I'd Lie CoIumbin.

'Nhh13 NJ the 1Oiu ~ btu-
The announcement that the Rev. Dr.
Kerr Boyce Upper, Of Philadelphia. is 70
address the mass meeting for men al the
Columbia Theatre tomorrow will be re-
ceived with pleasure by the men Of
Washington. and a large crowd viii
doubtless be present 70 hear his address.
Mr. TupDer is a Southern MAJ and well
sustaius the reputation Of the South for
eloquent speakers. He is a graduate Of
Mercer University. Macon. Ga, has been
pastor OF some OF the Leading Baptist
churches o. Denver and elsewhere. ana a
present occupies one Of the principal pu.-
pits Of Philadelphia. The musical pro
gramme viii be particularly attractive
Miss Anna Park, Of New York. solo Cur
netist. viii render several selections.
Miss Park is known from the Atlantic 10
the Pacific, also abroad. The Boston
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ther store. and, strange TO say. with the
words OF chat prayer still fresh on his lips
ne chose to go around by the way of
Ninth and Brown Streets. instead of going
the shorter way down Tenth. OF course.
ne knew he would have 10 pass Edward S
house. and that Edward would be likely
TO be about. But he went. Edward was
at the gate He called Fred in to see
his new pony. and before he realized how
the time was going Fred had STAYED all
the morning. and had done several things
that he had promised his mother and
God he would never do again. When he
went home he told his mother that he
had asked God to keep him from tempta-
ton, but il had not done any good older
people sometimes pray lead me not into
temptation and then walk straight into
II. going out Of their way to DO so. II
Fred had been obliged to 20 around that
way ana asked Gods help. God would
have kept him from trouble. but as II
was. he blamed Cor for not doing what he
might have done Tor himself
How to Help the Leader.
II you know Of some tempted one bring
him to the meeting.
Hints to the Leader.
Try to make the meeting helpful to
tempted ones. Bring out the idea plainly
by incidents that you or others know TO
be true. that only Christ can help TO con-
Quer temptation. Call for instances
where the temperance pledge or prom
Use 10 some friend has helped TO tide one
over hard time OF trial.
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Debntlns society.

The association debating club con-
tinUes to present most pleasing pro-
gTammes. The musical features last night
were exceptionally fine. and the argu-
ments much above the average Next Fri
day night the question to be considered
will be. Resolved, That a formal ALI
ancC between the United States and
Great Britain for the protection and ad-
vancement OF common interests is desir-
able" Mr.. W n Weston and Mr.. Geo.
Davis viii represent the affirmative. and
Messrs W. Preston Williams and II. G.
Long viii argue the negative side Of the
question
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The Times and Young Wen.

Dr. Strongs recent book. THE Times
ard Young men" which he has dedicated
10 the Young Mems Christian AssOcia-
ton, embodies much which he has pre-
scented so forcibly in his addresses be
fore the associations. Mr.. William +.
Dodge was so impressed with the value Of
the book that he purchased a large num-
Der and sent them to associations. Young
men who are coming to their place as
citizens will find this book 10 be a strong
help in defining their relation to their
city and country as voters. IA it Dr.
Strong discusses social laws and their
practical application, a mans own per
sonal problems, choice Of occupation. edu-
cation. relation to athletics personal eX-
penditure, etc
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True Mission of Christina Eudeavor.
The meetings recently conducted ny
Rev Clarence E. Eberman. field secretary
OF the United Society or Christian En-
deavor. ~ere very enjoyable and bene-
hcial 10 the EI7s5. s~rers Of the District
During the two days and a half that he
was 10 the city Mr.. Eberman spoke seven
times. He proceeded from Washington 70
Alexandria, Lynchburg and other places
in Virginia, and viii spend tomorrow in
Richmond. .-.-
The local services closed Monday night
with conference dinner. followed nv a
mass meeting at the Mount Vernon place
III r Church The dinner. which began
at o o clock, was attended by about one
hundred persons, and probably as many
more came in for the conference at the
conclusion OF the repast Nearly every
society IN the District union was repre-
seuted.
The Endeavorers gave thanks bv sing
ing Praise GOD from whom an blessings
now The Christian Endeavor Society
OF the Mount Vernon Place Church acted
as hosts and provided the refreshments
The mass meeting began at O'Clock in
the auditorium Of the church The meet
ing was opened with a song service under
the leadership Of Mr. E. o. Sellers. with
Mr. c. F. Beatty at the organ. Mr.. Sellers
sang a solo and Messrs- Sellers and Hall
a duct Mr. Eberman was introduced bv
Rev r ID. Power and spoke upon The
true Mission OF Christian Endeavor.''
The principal points which he en-
phasized were hopeJulness. courage. the
religious training OF the young. beginning
with the little child, the Christian En-
deaVor pledge as a programme for the
Christian life, religion as a life, and a
service, rather than a doctrine or a the
oiogy- The meeting was closed with a
quiet hour devotional service.
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Three Secretaries III.

Washington is not alone in missing the
services Of its general secretary. NJ.
Pierce is still a patient at Garfield Hos
pital, under the physician's care. though
on the whole his case is more hopeful
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Mr.. Fred B. Smith. Of the international
committee, who was one OF the speakers
scheduled for the mems meeting. is CON
fined to his home in Chicago with typhoid
fever, as is also Mr.. Henry Dickinson
general secretary Of the Twenty-third
Street branch. New York CITY
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terrain all accredited delegates # thew
advise Mr. S p Parker. chairman enter
tainment committee, Young Mems Chris
tian Association. Wheeling. W Va. before
February Is.
over the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
next Wednesday night
Boys7 Meeting.
Mr. Charles F. Nesbit. Of this city. will
address the boys tomorrow in the asso-
citation pariors at p. m. These meet
lngs are being largely attended and en-
loyed r. all the BOYS present. Mr.. Mes
bit is strong and effective speaker of
wide experience ia association work
whose services are IarseIv In damand-
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Centnrv Social.


The second Of a series Of century So
eials was held Tuesday night at the Yer
mont Avenue Christian Church The mem
hers OF the congregation whose names
begin with the letters Of the alphabet from
Z 10 i we're the hosts. with the other
members and their friends as the guests.
Mrs Daniel z. baltimore was chairman
OF the committee in charge. A pleasant
programme of music and recitations was
provided. after which refreshments were
served The atte Gdance taxed the capac-
lty OF the Sunday school room. and indi-
Gated the popularity Of these affairs.
Other sociall are 10 follow al monthly in
terFals during the winter and spring
TweIfth Anniversary.
The twelfth anniversary Of the Y. P. S.
c. E. Of the Eastern Presbyterian Church
last Sunday evening. with the following
programme, Hymn 223; Psalm % by
congregation; prayer. DR.. Easton; solo.
Mr. J. c. Jones. address Mr. Irving p
Iade, hymn No. POP. financial history
Mr. d -oerthy; violin solo (oreringl
Miss Edith Holt remarks Mr. James ".
Plckens. president D. c. c. E Union ad-
dress, Dr. Easton, hymn Do
NtlkhBorhOod Rally.
4 Nelghborhood Rally Of the Home
Missionary societies Of the District Con
gregationaI churches. was held N tho
First Congregational Church an dav Wed
nescay. Miss Emerson. Of the s "
spoke IN the morning about the schools
Tor the mountain whites especially those
al Pleasant Hill Tenn. and Mt. Ala
bama. After a luncheon. served by the
ladies OF the church. Miss Emerson gave
an interesting account Of the work done
IN Alaska
Literary Social.
The Ladies Home Missionary sotietv
Of the First Congrega uouaI Church. gave
a Literary Social last night. .ghich was
largely attended. silver Offering was
taken and refreshments we're sold. Orig
maj readings were given by Miss Alice
Z ieicher, the writer on Indian folklore
Dy Mr. Francis La FIesche an Indian
ana by DR. and Mrs. Newman Miss Bow
den gave several selections on the harm
ana Miss Clafin and Miss Pond sang
MI DE Los Smith played the rnandoJi1
accompanied by Miss Mary NJ Cook on
me piano Mt, James II. Mcser gave some
Uncle Remus' stories. which were great
~ enjoyed, as we're the recltarious b,
Miss Grace Ross
Another Denomination Enters.
The Uniteg Society Of Christian En-
deavor reports that another denomination
has come into the Christian En6eavor
fellowship, the Primitive Methodist
church OF America
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ST. Patricks Church-The Rev DR.. stat
ford Will preach tomorrow at the II
o'clock mass The Rev. Father Dolau viii
preach tomorrow evening at 7.30. Fa-
Their Gaynor will continue his sermons
on Wednesday evening at 7.3O. Stations
OF the Cross Fridays at 4.30 and at 100
On week days. masses at 6, :, and @
O'Clock. rr
The sale Of reserved seats for DIT. stat
ford's lecture on February 20, at the La
fayette Opera House, viii begin on Mon
day morning.
Miss Mabel Narkriter. a member Of the
senior class OF new ST. Vincents Acad-
envy. was buried on wednesday
Dr. Stafford viii open the lecture
course in the cathedral Of Baltimore on
Tuesday evening
The choir has begun the rehearsal Of
music FOR St Patrick's Day. and also for
Easter On the former occasion they will
sing GounOd's 'Messe Solennelle" For
Easter they viii sing the mass Of Prince
PoniOfosky. This viii be the first time il
has been sung in this country. The ju-
Nor choir, which Is making splendid
progress. Will take all the week day serv-
ices.
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81. Peters Church-The masses every
morning during Lent will be at $50 and
O'Clock. except on Mondays and Fridays
when the masses will be celebrated al
$50 and O'Clock
The Wednesday evening services viii
consist Of the Rosary. sermon and bene-
diction of the Blessed Sacrament.
On Fridays the Wy Of the Cross will
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St Cyprian's Church-The Rev. James
4. Matthews pastor. ana the Rev. r. J.
Rltchie assistant. Low mass tomorrow
AZ 6;l5 a. m; children's' mass ats a. m.
nigh mass and sermon Al 1880 a. m;
bapusms at p. m.; vespers and bene-
diction al o. m; sunday school after the
> O'Clock mass Prot Sylvester Thomas
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c. E. Hymns. 16, "A. GS. &c. IS. 100.
The Endeavor Hymnal-SS. &C. 1O4. lO9.
49, IS5. IS7. 243.
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7 lU1w q win
hat. lord might frau as Peters hcl
heart thar lad denied Thee sriu.
L'en naU, without a look from Thocl''
Samuel Miller Narfuc.
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Matthew vi.13; Luke Wills; Luke
xxii:46; Ephesians Who'll; Hebrews
Wits. I Peter is, II Peter ii:g; James
1928; Jude "a Revelation u.lO.
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St DOminics Church-The Sodality Of
the Blessed Virgin Mary viii receive holy
communion tomorrow at the 1870 o'clock
mass. and a meeting OF the Altar Society
will be held at Z p. n.
The following members OF the Holy
Name Society have been selected as con
sultors for the ensuing year: Mr.. William
A. Johnson, Mr.. Bernard Leonard. Mr.
James Lannigan, and Mr. r. Harry John
son. Marshal Mr. Michael A. Shughrue:
novice master, Mr. Joseph F. Warden.
sacristan, Mr. Michael A. Kelly.
Order OF exercises for Lent VIII be as
follows: Wednesday evenings ar 7.3O
O'Clock, rosary. sermon, and benediction.
Friday a~eIings at 1880 O'Clock. Way OF
the CrC-s a I'd Benediction.
Please take notice Of the change Of yes
per hours on Sundays from 4.30 ,. N. TO
1880 p. N.
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toea..aeed on finn Page-)
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His eminence Cardinal Gibbons has an
n0unced the following changes among the
Catholic clergy % the diocese.
The Rev. John Bowling assistant priest
NJ ST Johns Church. Baltimore 10 be
assistant priest at St. Peters. this city.
The Rev p B. Mcclure assistant
priest at ST. Peters. this citv. tc he as
sistant priest az ST. EHzabeth's Church
Baltimore Er-
The Rev. E. j. Healy. Of Charles Coun-
~. Nd. 90 De. assistant priest at ST.
Johns Church, Baltimore.
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Chapel Of the Good Shepherd Services
tomorrow will b. observed al the regular
hours
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st. Mary's Church. the Rev Father
Currier. pastOr-Masses at 100 and 1890
a. n tomorrow: vespers at p. m The
Rev. DR.. Currier Will be assisted at to-
mOrrOw's services by the Rev. Father
Roth sermon viii be preached every
Wednesday evening at 7.30 during Lent
and Will be followed by benedicticn OF the
Blessed Sacrament. Every Friday evening
during Lent the stations Of the cross.
followed by benediction. viii be said The
musical programme viii be under the di-
recti0n Of the choirmaster and organist
Prof Waldecker
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St Aloysius ChUrch-The mems week
Of the mission. which was conducted al
St Aloysius Church for two weeks end
ing Sunday, February Q, came TO a grand
solemn close last Sunday evening at 7:3s
p. n There were about sixteen hundred
men in attendance The Jesuit mission
aries are highly gratfed at the success
tul results which have attended their en-
beavers
The sermon on Sunday next at the higa
mass will be by Rev A p. Brosnan. OF
woodstock College Subject, Peace in
Believing"
Rev. Il. c. Semple. s. J., will preach al
Nespers.
High mass was sung on Thursday. Feb
ruary l3. for Catherine b. Kelly BY Father
5. A. Kelly. S. j., at O'Clock
At 10 O'Clock OF Thursday high mass
for Mrs. Margaret Hughes WAS sung by
Rev. H. C. Semple. 5. J.
On the Fridays Of Lent the Way OF the
Cross will be said and a series Of short
sermons delivered by Rev Father Joseph
A. Ham S j.
On Friday. February Z. at 1890 a. m.
honor cards for the month OF January and
for the successful students in the mid
year examinations we're awarded in all
the departments Cf GOnzaga College
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Chapel of the Little Sisters CT the Poor
-TOBHrrOw's masses and other services
viii be observed at the regular hours
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St. Johns Church. Forest Glen, Nd
The Rev C. o. ROsensteel. pastor Serv-
ices on first and third Sundays Of month
at S.45 a. m: on second and fourth sun
days OF month at 1880 a. m. when a fifth
Sunday occurs the time for services Will
be announced on the previous Sunday:
Sunday school every Sunday at $3.50 a. m.
baptisms on second and fourth Sunday
after the 1920 m mass
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-04-04
PAINE, ICBIERY
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It's the OnIyEfe Give and Hon.
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ishmsnt Of Common
Spring Anments.


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and host of educated MEL I'D Wo1 mn.
competent to judge, oec;Lt e that fslii1s' ,
Celery Compound is the only u ue S s1t'o
effective medicine for the Punishment OF
the Ills that make Life miserable in spring
time
In the spring season tens OF thousands 5
are sleepless, fretful, nervous, respondent
and gloomy. They find it impossible TO
obtain restful sleep, and soon become
physically exhausted; some are already
mere wrecks Of humanity.
Such sufferers cannot with safety TITLE
with their condition. They need immedi-
ate succor and aid before nature is too
severely overtaxed The weakened, eN-
hausted and irritated system must be fort
tilted at once.
Paine's Celery Compound is the only
agent that can afford the rundown, ner-
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prompt relief and permanent cure. II you
are assured OF this fact, dear reader, do
not hesitate a moment; putting off will
certainly aggravate your condition and
lead you nearer the grave. IF you wisely
dete- nine to test the health building pow
ers of Paines Celery Compound. do not
accept substitute or vile imitation Your
special case demands the best; you are
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wrapper.
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Birthday Celebration.

Clarence Holzbach celebrated his birth
day with sociable at his home, Tues
day. No. 1901 Randolph Street. Games
were INDUCED in until q late hour, when
refreshments were served Among those
present We're: Misses Nancy Gross, Tila
Schmidt, Flora Umlauf, Marie Johnson.
Laia and Lizzie Dunkel, Rosa and Han
nah Heller. Lula Williams, Kate Terry,
OF King William; Lille Carter. Lille Red
ford, Kate Ieaton. Gertrude Joyner. Lynn
Richardson. Lottie Marshall Maggie
Tripplctt, Louise Rhienhardt, Lizzie Davis.
Edna and Ruth Umlauf. Bessie Ora,
Rubie and Grace Holzbach; Messrs. Ben
Neisz: Charlie F'ronmer, John Lleweilyn,
Willie Umlauf, George Lawson, George
Gross. John Carter, Hunter Pettus, Her
bert Delany, Tell L1tlepage. Bruce Frost.
Willie F'lipp) Bauer, John Mills. Jack
Neisz, Howard Burton. Richard Schmidt,
Walter, Clarence and Earle Iolzbach.
Chaperones, Mr. and Mrs Jacob Umiauf.
Mr. and Mrs II. z. Holtzbach- At a
late hour the happy crowd dispersed,
wishing their host many more happy
birthdays.