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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1902-06-10
BY d. f. Knox, Auctioneer.

DUoLIC SALE OF DESIRABLE AND
III vslusbla suburban lsnds, located near
the Theological Seminary and fronting both
On the sbufg turp ke and the old Lee :
uuTk or Br.ddotk road.
BY virtue Of deer OF the Circuit Court
Of A exandris Vng Ia, TO d Ied on tho 3fd
da, OF March 1902, Ia the char Gerry csuse
If John Cunningh VS. Msry Gun ngh.m
& slP., the undersig ed spec al C mmisei
OF ssh, " Sell at pubic auction. TIVE We
o'cloek 81. on
sAIU}DAY. Tune 81, 1902,
front 4, { the Royal street entruc CO to the
Market Blu Id ng, exandi, Virginia, ALI
D Hose IWJ IRA T f LAND
4 ustcd In 'lex ,nGIia to1n y, Virg MA n
fronting on th, Lee burg tur PIKE sDd on
lsi ing rope, tiveiy 81 an z694 ares u d
mole par col describe iu deed dated
necembss 81. 1853 and recorded IN iber
O No. 8, fo'o II, Of the land Iec)Ids OF
Alex n"rIa unity, Virginia, excepting, bow
ev =, 37l acres Conveyed by Sarah = &c
Eerze Patrick Cunningham, and acres
ahn 80 poies conveyed the said sarah e.
McKerze to DIR. D. N. Rus, esvIOg Al
acres, mo OF less
Aud by virtue Of another decree rendered
ip the ssld e.usl Oh the 30 day OF May,
1901, the "a d special comm soner Of sale
will, at the same time IN place, also offer
for ssle at public auction, ALL THAT PAR'
CEL OF LAND situated 10 tie s4id c,uDty
and state, on the Lsesburg tuu p ke, and
bounded as follows: Beginning at the corner
of the land conveyed by Sarah r. McKeI g
to DR.. ID. n. Bust on the said lump ke, and
running with his land TO point twelve feet
from the line OF Mills; thence with said
Rnst's line aud psrsle with NILS lice to
the Braddock road thence with said road 70
a planted stone in the line OF said road
thence ia a straight line to said turnpike
and thence with said turnpike 62 yards to
the beginning, coutsining 371 acres, more
| or less.
Terms Of sale: Ons-third Of the purchase
money in c,sh on the day OF sac, and the
residue 10 Two eCual instslments at b and IL
months from the date of sale, the deferred
! instslments to besr interest at six per cent
from the dsts Of sac until paid, and tC
be secured by the notes Of the purchaser o.
pu cha,ers, ard the retention IL the utle un
| iii the payment tf the purchase money anc
the interest thereon Ia foil. Ali conveysneinl
at the cost OF the purchaser or purchasers o.
| the sSid land. ,
Special Commissit ner Of sale.
| hereby certify that hond as ieq lired bJ
decree of the eouit in this cause en- el'ed
the March term thereof, has been duly exc
cuted and flied With me. Given under ~
hsni as Clerk OF the Circuit Coult OF Ah1
andris county, Va, this, the 7th day
April. 1902
ie6ts GEO. II. RUCKEB. Clerk.
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Dyspepsia Cure
GUsses AII Stomach Troubles.
Read II in His Newspaper.

George Schsub, we'll known Ger
man citizau of New Lebanon, Ohio, is
a cont tar reader OF the Dayton Volks-
zeitung. He knows that this paper
aims to advertise only the hest 10 its
columus, and when he saw Chamber
lain's Pain Balm edvei t'sed therein for
lame back, be did net hesitate in buy
ing a bottle OF 1t for bis wife, who for
eight weeks hsd suffered with the mo-
terrible pains 10 her back and could
get no relief. He says: "After usipg
the Pain Balm for few days my wife
said to me, Il feel ss though bora
anew and before using the entire
col ter t, OF the be tile the unbearable
pains had entirely vanished and rhe
could again take up her household
duties" He Ia very thankful snd
hopes that ell suffering likewise will
hear of ber wonderful recovery. This
7slL bic liniment Ia for sale by Richard
Gibson, druggist.
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Once Formerly Occupied by DR.. Fsw:ett.
Asks . share Of your pAsronate Crewn
and Bridge work speciality. Teeth inserted
without plate OF pivot. Old loose and oroteo
sets repaired sqSai ,,.,,,ss g ns" :,, 0p1y ,sfo
snSssthstic in u,e Prices exceedinsiy mod
crate. ali work guaranteed to give sati:isc-
ten.
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By z. Knox. Aut tioneer

TRUSTEE'S SALE OF UABLE
4 real estate situate in the city Cf Alexsn-
dris, Va. improved by 'Stesm Bread Bak-
cry" aud personal property, used in conueo-
ton thorewith.
~ virtue OF a deed OF trust from Fraok
NJ firor ani Charles F. Schneider. joint part
ners trsding and doing business under the
firm nsme and siy'e Of "rhe Alexandria
Steam Bread Bakery" and Frank M. Fir y
and Annie B. Firor, bis wife, and Charles r.
schneider and Mary Sehr elder, his wife,
dated December z, 1S 8. recorded in the
clerks ofii a OF the Corporation Court Of the
city OF Alexandris, Va, in deed book, No.
43, psge 112, and by direction Of the party
secul ei thereby, the undersigned will offer
for iale az public suction, in front Of the
premises In the ssid city Of Alexandra, Va ,
a. J 2 o'clock NJ, on
SATURDAY,
the foureeuth day OF June, 1902,
the following de crbed real ana personal
estate:
ALL THAT LOT OF GEOUED with the
IMPROVEMENTS thereon, in the city Of
Alexandra, Virginia, bounded as follows; to
wit: Beginning on the west side OF Lee
street forts -lrhee 70 { seven inches (43 II. 7
ln) south Of Thompson's alley, and running
thence stu on Lee street sixty-foor feet
(6i #. }, more or less to Shoots line, 70 mer-
ly Herberts thence west parable! to Cameron
street one bundled and ffty-fve feet i've
inches ] 80 f. 10y; thence north parallel
to Lee street sixty -'our feet t64 ft.), more or
less, ard thence east p .rsllel to Cameron
street ono buDd cd aud fly Eve feet five
incbe, (155 f. in.) to the beginning, with
all essemepis privileges, rights and sppur-
tensnoes thers.o belonging OF in any wise sp'
pertaining, together with all the machinery,
ovens, tools. irsys, paus. fxtuts, horses,
wagons, appliances and other person O. prop.
eIty Of what kind 80 ever now on the said
premises, ard used and employ ed in ami about
Ihe bakery business conducted there.
Terms Of ssle Cash. Couveysncirg at
the cost OF the purchaser.
FRANCIS L. SMITH, Trustee.
is3 lot
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FOR SALE.

T5OR SALE. IN HOUSES
IL AND LOTS, AND ON EASY TERhs
1 Twe1ve-ro DIN Brick House, 3-story and
cellar, all modern improvements, hot air fur
nste, large side lot, beautiful lssn, sunshine
in every room, No. 2l 8 north Ct. Assph st.
1 New Frame H0use, large store, large
rooms, corner Qleel aud West streets.
New Frame House, = rooms and bath,
adjoining the sbCys.
. ix.Toom Buck Houses, 8lS and $50
north Columbus street, sll newly painted and
pspered, water in the kitchen.
FrIme House, s rooms, northwest corner
Of St. Assph and franklin streets.
/ New Brick House D rooms and bath, hot
air furnace in cellar, 422 north West street.
Inquire Of JU5TUs SCHNEIOEB, Secretary
Building Associations, 313 King street.
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Alsxsmaria @ssstts.
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PUBLIsHxD DAILY AND TRI-wnExLY AZ
Gazette Building. no y s12 Prince st
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Mems Oyerallr, new invention, no seams In
the seat nav pair II they rip; ssme price as
cd kind, o0c.
Extra Mems Working Shirts, 25'.
Extra Mems Working shirts, s9c.
Extra Mems Working Shirts, 4sc. beet DOC
goods
Exua Mems Neslige Shirts, best Soc
goods, 48c. oo
Extra Mems Neslige Shirts, best $1.OO
goods, CSC.
Extra Mems Gauz, Shirts, 25c, 45c, SOC.
Extra Half Hose. 10e, 12lc, 20c, Zoe.
Extra Mems Collars, linen, 1Oc, 12te.
Extra Mems Collars, celluloid. 1Oc.
Extra Ladies' Shirt Waist, soc; black or
wh to.
Extra L.dies' Shirt wsist, 99e big variety.
Extra Ladie1 Hose, 10 TO SOC.
Extra Misses Hose, 10 to 25o; pretty lace.
Extra In fants' Sox. pink, blue, black, white.
Extra White Goods, 3. 10. 12i, 10, to 6Oc.
Extra Fine Dotted Swiss Is, S6, 45c.
Extra India Linen, 10, 124. TO 25c.
Extra Persisn Lawn, 20. 40, SOC.
Extra Orgsndles, extra wide, 90, 6Oc.
Extra Mating 81 TO 3Ot.
Extra Pillows, 80, 80, 99c each.
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FOR OVER SIXTY YEARS.

AN OLD AND WEIL-TRIED REM
EDY.-Mrs. Winslow's Soothing Sy-
rup has been used for over sixty years
yy millions of mothers for their chill
1ren while teething, with perfect
success. 1t soothes the child, softee 9
the gums, allays all pain, cures wind
collie and is the best remedy for Di:
srrhpa. Is pleasant to the taste. Sold
" druggists in every part OF the
9orld. Twenty-Five cents q bottle.
Its value is incalculable. Be sure
and ask for Mrs. WinslOw's Soothing
Syrup and take no other kind.
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|. I.SCHWARZ&S0N
51S King Street,

6s-ADy purchase not to your entire satis-
faction may be returned and your money
cheerfully refun e1.
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GLovER HILL BUTTEB for sale by
" &c. MILBURN.
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OF the periodic pain which many women
experience with every month it makes
the gentleness and kindness always as
oociated with womanhood seem to be
almost a miracle. While in general no
woman rebels against what she regards
as a natural necessity there is no woman
who would not gladly be free from this
recurring period of pain.
Doctor Pierce's Favoite Prescription
makes weak women strong and sick
women we'll, and gives them freedom
from disease. It establishes regularity,
dries weakening drains, heals infamna-
ton and liberation and cures female
weakness.
Sick women are invited to consult DR..
Pierce by letter. free. All correspond
ence strictly private and sacredly conf
dental. Write without fear and without
fee to DIR. R. V. Pierce, Buffalo, N. Y.
Mrs. T. Dolan. Of Madrid. Perkins Co., Nebr,
writes: Al was cured Of painful periods by the
use Of DR.. PieYce's Favorite Prescription, ana
his Compound Extract Of SmartWeed. think
DR. Pierce's medicines the best in the world"
cFavorite Prescription" has the testi-
mony of thousands of women to its
complete cure OF womanly diseases. Do
not accept an unknown and improved
substitute in its place.
The sluggish liver made active by the
use of DR.. Pierce's Pleasant Pellets.
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AUCTION SALES.
By 8. H. Lunt, Auctioneer.
H16UsTEE5 aALE OF VALUABLE
DWELLING HOUSE

By 8. H. Lunt, Auctioneer.
T1BUsTEE5 aALE OF VALUABLE
i DWELLING HOUSE
BY virtue II deed OF trust recorded In
Deed Botk No. 2i,psge 393, one of the land
records OF tie city OF Alsxandis, Virgins,
at the rtquet Of the creditors ecured there
by, the nndorsigi ed will offer fer sale, At
pablo suciioD. In front OF the pIemiiee, on
Prince sire (. near Pitt street, on
SATURDAY,
the 7th day OF June, 1902,
at about ] 2 o'clock b., the properiy convey
ed by the said deed, aud described therein as
owe:
A LOT OF GROUND with tho BUILD
INGs THERE0N on the north side OF Prince
Ireet thirtS-two fee. two inches, ea { Of Pitt
stIt o., snd at Il Q nidd OF TIE west wall OF
the ssid brick dwelling hou'e, theLce esst
twenty feet more T lets, TO the late VIM II.
Marbury's liot; thence north, parallel with
Pitt street, mn y-fouI feet, more or lefs;
theme west ~ epty feet. more or less : thence
south 10 dirert Dne ninety-four feet, more
or less, 70 tho begDui' <, 'ogeib with the
right of lay ov the three loot alley ssioir-
ing taid | It Of ground Oh In. west and lead
ing into MO Pitt street.
Terms Of ssle: Cab.
TORTH nULFISH, TIust.o
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Wants Others TO Know.

Il have used DeWitt's Early Risers for consti-
patton and torpid liver and they are ali rignI'
an glad 70 indorse them for think when We
nnd good thing we ought 70 let others Know
It," writes Alfred Heinze, Quincy, III. They
never gItpe or distress. Sure, safe pills. fer
sale By Z. .. Leadbeater Il sons.
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The property is imprcvod by a three story
brick dwell Jog house, containing sll modern
Improvements, snd sl-o eeWer connections.
Ii is one Of the best ocstions in the city, and
q very desirable Tosi' Gaze.
AS much as two thousand dollars OF the
purchase price, at legal interest, from three
to five years, secured by deed OF trust on
the property, will 90 ,ccept,d by the creditor
as ca'h, if the purchaser desires time on mis-
purchase Of taid property. my24 I'd
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In advance.
Contract advertisers will not be allowed 10 sx-
csed their space unless the sxcen Ia paid foI
Of transient rates, and nndsr no circum.
stances will they DO allowed TO advertise
other than their Legitimate budnsss In tbs
Epscs contracted for
Marriage and death notices mum Be paid for
in advance.
Executions in memorism, Of thanks, tributes
of respect, resolutions adopted by societies
or persons, unless Of 7ublic concern, will
only be printed in the papsr ~ advertise
manta.
The GAzRrTE ofios Ii cennSctsd with the
Telephone Exchanges. Advertisements, OF.
dsrs fs' the paper, newr OF any information
er business can be fsnt BY telephone.
IEntersd at the Postofics Asxan6Iis, Vif GIN
In, a. second -class matter
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OFFICIAL.
To THR OWNERS OF DOGS.
Mayors Office,

Mayors Office,
Alexandris, Va June 2, 1902.
All persons owning or intending 70 keep
any animal Of the dog or canine species must
come forwsrd on or before JUNE Ia, l9O2,
and take out license for the same from the
Auditor, After the 14tb Of June all persons
owning or hsrboring dogs without the re-
onlred license will be faed (as the laws on
the subject Yequire) $5 for every dog 90
ovned or hsrbored. Complaint has been FREE
ouently made that many persons fail to take
ont their licenses, and that others psy en- on,
or two dogs when owning and hsrboring
more, or wro send such dogs away during the
summer months and bring then back in the
fall. Ny attention has b:sa called to this
evasion Of the Law, and shsll require the
policemen 10 report all such cases snd lines
will be imposed upon those who fail to take
out licenses.
Gz-Tbe D lice officers will be required 70
report all violation Of this law.
In order 70 avoid mistakes persons takihs
out licenses might write their psme snd mum
ber Of residence on application for license.
GEORGE L. SIMPSON, Mayor
License and tag $3.50.
jc3 lot
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Extra Mems Suits

at extra low pricts-for extrs good things
made up 10 extra new styles and they will 20
out extra fast II you want to get in, get an
extra move on you and come this way.
No matter what you want in Dry Goods,
Notions, &C., we invite you to call. Every
thing at lowest prica
New-York tribune., 1902-01-20
THE PETROLEUM MARKET.

The story from the lower southwest district is
becoming a familiar one, with new pool, no
great strikes. and small wells or busters the rule
almost everywhere. and the production slowly but
surely diminishing In the Little Germany dis
trict Marshall County ". Va, there is
promise. The South Penn Oil Company opened
well which is producing 40 barrels day. The best
showing comes from the Salem district. Harrison
County, w Va. where the United States Oil Com
pany drilled it's No. well. the Williams farm.
and opened up a 3O0-barreI producer. Soon after
ward II completed its No. well. and found this
good for 22O barrels day. with the indications
that II would be better producer than the No. I.
II is evident that the company has struck a rich
spot AS rule. however developments in the
Little Germany" district failed TO come up TO
pectattons- Operators looking for terri
tory in Marion and Wetzel counties. near Man
ningtown. The South Penn company test well
the Cunningham farm in this section is still hold
ing up at 100 barrels day better. A number OF
more definite to the extent Of this producing
region Will be known in the course OF month
two. In the Indian Fork development, in Gilmer
County. the test wells under way to determine II
extension of territory could be looked for turned
out TO be busters. Busters followed the efforts OF
local operations continue fairly strong. new wells
proving average producers. Reports from Ken
lucky little more encouraging, and
two good producers have been opened outside OF
the Sunny Brook pool
Refined petroleum closed unchanged at 81 20 in
barrels and 81 So in bulk in New York. Philadel-
phia prices were a basis OF points lower. For
eign quotations were unchanged London 15-16d
per imperial gallon; Antwerp 171@ francs per loo
kilos. and Bremen. 6S5 marks for 50 kiios
New-York tribune., 1902-01-20
MISS GR4CE'S REGAL GOWNS.

Some Of the gowns in the trousseau OF Miss Elena
Grace, who was recently married the Earl of
Donoughmore, were made by Messrs. Paquin of No.
80 Dover-st.. West London. One was a smart tailor
costume in navy blue serge. The bolero was
trimmed with yellow cloth, braided with black and
white, TO have the effect of small round sailor
collar and fastened In front with two large tassels
The skirt was box pleaed all round and finished at
the bottom by three tUtks
With this costume worn a chic blouse in
cream fancy silk. made with large pleats in the
front and trimmed with the same brads the
costume.
Another smart serge skirt peated in the
length with the pleats falling open at the feet.
a handsome sealskin jacket. with black satin
ceinture. was trimmed down the front with motifs
of green and white embroidery and black tassels.
and finished by a cravat Of cream lace at the neck
and lace ruffies at the wrists.
A handsome afternoon gown had the skirt IN
black cloth. with deep shaped piece of black vel
vet to the knees 1t was trimmed with rows of
black braid in different widths. The deep belt was
white cloth, with three collars trimmed with braid.
The bodice opened in front white chiffon. and
uncommon effect produced by a black veil
vet tie edged with green embroidered velvet and
held by four large buttons embroidered in and
gold. and with green introduced at the neck The
sleeves were of white cloth. with cuffs of the black
trimmed with black braid and edged with green
velvet.
An elegant evening cloak made of pale blue
cloth. with large sleeves, and large stole collar
formed of chincha and lovely Brussels lace.
New-York tribune., 1902-01-20
WHAT IS SUCCESS?

Is it TO worship earthly. grovellng Gold,
Ana dollar blinded. to look only down.
To rake the muck heap, and forget the crown
Until Youths bounding blood creeps strangely
cold;
To dwell with Envy Arrogance and Dread,
To barter all Benevoence for dross,
To lose COmpanionship-nor feel ii loss,
Because the flower of Sympathy is dead
Is that Success?
To labor for the rainbow bubble, Fame
AhOat so fairly in the morning air
a perfect jewel for prince TO wear
Is II reCOmpenSe for all its claim?
ThrO careful night and crowded, strenuous day,
Thro' iron rebuff. f1attery-ke snow
That leaves one thirSty-it is grasped, and, 10!
1t vanishes in Nothingness away
Is that Success?
With comrade Duty. in the dark day.
To follow Truth-wherever it may lead;
To hate all meanness, Cowardice or greed;
To look for Beauty under common clay;
Our brothers burdens sharing when they weep,
But if we fall to bear defeat alone;
To live in hearts that loved US, when were gone
Beyond the twilight (till the morning breako to
sleep
That is Success
-(ErneSt Neal Lyon, In Success.
New-York tribune., 1902-01-20
7. u. C. A. N CANADA.

The Young Women's Christian Association of
Canada is being reorganized this year under the
direction of Miss Sara Carson, late of the Christa
dora Home. New-York Up to the present time
the Canadian Young Women's Christian Associa-
ton has been in much the condition that
of the American organization ten years ago. The
associations have engaged in phiIanthropic of
a somewhat miscellaneous character. and were
practically independent centres Of activity. But
with the growth of the work the officers felt the
need of more busnesslike methods and greater
amount of specialize tion and GENERALIZATION, and
Miss Carson was engaged for year to superin-
tend the work Of reorganization. The associations
are now beginning TO devote themselves exclusive
ly a work for young women, and an effort is
being made to bring them more in touch with
each other than possible when the Dominion
executive met only once In six months and the
members resided in the uttermost parts of Can
ada. A smaller executive. composed of the of
ficers living IN Toronto, has been formed and
a small income for Dominion expenses has been
secured A travelling secretary has become
recognized necessity and the office is filled by
Miss Susie Little, B. A.
The organiza tion has thirty branches in Can
ada of which rather than half connect
ed with colleges. and has several times sent large
delegations to the Young Women's Christian As
sociation conferences at Mortified Mrs T. W.
Harris. OF Toronto, is the Dominion president.
New-York tribune., 1902-01-20
BROWN BREAD

A great many breakfast breads are made not he
cause they give the best results but because thew
oHer change. Every housewife who desires to
iuIhlsh her table with the best and most nourish-
ing 1000 should know how to make brown bread
corn bread buckwheat cakes and other oldtime
uledos IN the best way before she tries any novel
HeS boston brown bread, when made by the hest
RUE IN the best way. is different article from
that round IN many homes. Do not change the old
iashloned rule by substituting wheat or oatmeal
Tor the Indian meal and rye as modern cooks do
merely for novelty. The first two grains are not
as good winter foods as Indian meal or rye Make
the new bread occasionally for a change If de-
sired out make the rye and Indian" loaf oftener
because it is the better
me well tested ideal rule for this bread calls
Tor the same quantity of rye meal as Indian meal
ana TO every three pnts Of the mixture unsifted A
teaspoonful of salt and heaping one of soda
Sttt these ingredients together and turn the sift-
lnEs back into the sifted part and mix them to-
with the soda and salt merely to mix them in
hour from the iine. When the dry ingredients are
ready add cup of molasSes and five cups of milk
seat the batter hard and turn il into buttered
iohE brown bread moulds. If these are not to be
i nsi use three pound lard pals. Two of these
pans are equal in size 10 bread mould. there
fore they make smaller loaves and lust twice as
many steam the bread, after it is put into loaves
Tor hVe hours. either in boiling water or in a
steamer, or put part of the oaves in water and
steam the others them in a steamer Tho
next morning heat up the bread for breakfast
Whlie the other dishes cooking rye meal
not rye flour, for this bread.
New-York tribune., 1902-01-20
YALE JUNIOR PROMENADE WEEK.
PREPARATIONS FOR ELABORATE SOCIAL
FESTIVITIES.

New-Haven, Conn. Jan. 19 (SpectaD.-This IL
junior promenade week at Yale the greatest social
occasion OF the year at Yale and in New-Haven.
The week really began yesterday. with great in
rush of out OF town visitors To-day is prom
ST nday. with special service In Batteu Chapel.
special student music and special undergraduate
campus promenade. Tomorrow will come the teas
and the Gee Club concert. and on Tuesday evening
will be the prom" which will end the festivities
AS usual. prom week this year has disorganized
campus open the fair friends of the juniors and
upper class This is the only time in the year
that tall hats the campus and that
rooms are fitted up for receptions Monday will be
filled with teas and receptions. There will be pri-
vate affairs in all of the campus buildings, and
There will be a large tea at the University Club.
presided by the academic juniors, and the
Sheffield men will open their society halls 70 the
prom" guests and academic department juniors
There will be large teas at York Hail. ST. An
thongs ST. Elmo. the Cloisters and the Colony.
besides many other affairs at private houses In
Hillhouse-ave. and elsewhere
Tomorrow night the Glee and Banjo clubs will
give concert in the Hyperion Theatre. after
which the senior. junior and sophomore classes
will give germans IN Alumni Hall and in private
dancing halls in town. Tuesday will be the fullest
day of the week. SAn the afternoon there will be
teas in the campus dormtories, and at o'clock In