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The daily Republican., 1902-11-10
IHEATpICALS.
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OLE OLSON

OLE OLSON. ]
During Tie vogue of Miauis
Palmer as a star, he was eng aged a.
her principal comedian and accom-
pa MED her to England in this cap
aclty aud there achieved success and
gained popularity. He made success
also in "Mr. Barnes of New York"
"The Prisoner Of Zenda" ''Too
Much Johnson and many other
plays Being an apt student Of dla-
lects, he turned his attention some
yearsago to the Swedshch aracter, as
1t is seen at It's beSlin this comedy.
aid he is recogn zed as the foremost
Swedish Dialect Actor Of the Ameri-
can stage. lie has appeared in every
Swedish play of distinction that has
been produced in this country. In
'Ole Olson" he found tile play Of
greatest heart interest and OF widest
possibilities for the delineation Of
Swedish character and be secured
the rights OF it in this city at the
Grand Opera House next Tuesday
night and splendid enter!ainment
OF the wholesome comedy class can
be safely promised. A special
feature of the performance will be
the singing BY the Swedish Ladies
Quartette.
The daily Republican., 1902-11-10
|TA "a STAMP s! OUT 11A1
q LADR0NIsM.
Vigorous Measures Adapted
by Uncle Sam in the Luzon
~. Province. 'l
TOPUT MILITARY In ACTION
Territory Around Manila is
the Scene of Constant
Petty Depredations
by Filipinos. s

MANILA, Nov. 10.-The govrnmenI
Is adopting vigorous measures to sup.
press iadronisni in the provinces of
Cay!te, Rial and Bulacan. A zone
embracing these provinces ar.d sur.
rounding Manila is the scene of cen
slant petty and sometimes serious dis.
order. Several armed bands, some
of them numbering 200 Or 300 men, are
operating in the described district and
have committed various lsapredations.
They find safe refuge IN the noun.
tains.
The plan of the government contem.
plates securing the assistance of the
military, which has been inactive since
the end of the insurrection. The ex.
tent of the army's participation in the
work Of suppression depends upon de-
velopments. 1t Is probable that the
military authorities will request the
garrisons to protect the more impor-
tant towns, while the constabulary
conducts the field operations. 1t Is
thought that martial law in a modified
form will be declared and the priy.
lego Of rhe writ Of habeas corpus sus
pended IN Cavite province, which has
been the home of ladrones for ages,
Military control OF Cavite province
Is not contemplated. It Is intended
that the military and civil authorities
shall work in conjunction. The belief
Is held that advantasan has hAen- taken
plete inactivity Of the soldiers, and it is
thought that the use Of the army by
the civil authorities will have a bene-
ticiul effect.
The vigorous campaign against the
ladrones which has been conducted by
volunteers in Bulacan province has re-
suited in driving many refugee bandits
into Rial, where the campaign Is now
opening.
The daily Republican., 1902-11-10
LAURA BIGGAR TO ACT.
Going Back ON Stage to Play In Vaudeville
Pending Her Trial.

Laura !aiggar is to return to the
stage, this tins to appear in vaude-
Vile in twenty.Gipute sketch en-
titled "a Strange Haby." Miss
Biggar is to open week from to-
night in Pittsburg at the Avenue
Theatre, which isn't very far awaJ
from the Bijou Theatre, part of
the estate OF Henry NJ. Bennett,
claimed by the actress as hers as
the millionaire's wife.
Relatives of the dead Bennett al
lege Miss Biggar is ina a conspiracy
to secure the estate by fraud. She
has been arrested on this charge
and has srent night in Jail in Free
hold, N. j. She is now out on bail
awaiting her rial which is set for
Nov. 26.
John J.Iris, a NeiS, York vauds ,
Vile agent, says he is to manage
Miss Biggar's tour and ht says she
will receive $1,000 a week. The
sketch in which she is to appear
was written by Sydney Wilmer,
author of IA Stranger in Strange
Land" who will support Miss Big
gar.
According to Iris, Miss Biggar
has secured new evidence in her
suit for the Bennett estate. lnclud-
ed in this evidence are hotel regis
ters showing where she and
Bennett are registeed as H. NJ.
Bennett and wife"
Iris also says that he has been in.
structed by Miss Biggar to secure
the services of an eminent lawyer
III New York to defend her at her
trial. If it ends in her favor she is
to present the sketch at Brooklyn
The daily Republican., 1902-11-10
ASLEEP AMID FLAMES.

er nreahins ,n,o ,.a pin@.ng noane, some
mates from death. Fancied security, and
death near. It'a that why when you ne
gleot coughs and colds. Don + do 1t. DR..
Kings New Discovery for Consumption
gives perfect protection against all
Throat, Ghost and Lung Troubles. Keep
it near and avoid suffering, death, and
doctor bills. A teaspoonful stops a late
cough persistent use the most stubborn
Harmless and nice tasting, It's guaranteed
to satisfy by n. b. Danforth. Price SOC
aud Sl.00, Trial bottles free.
The daily Republican., 1902-11-10
SPRAINED HIS LEG.

william NosS Now COnfued to HIS
Home.
William Voss Superintendent OF
the local plant of The American
Car and Foundry Company is con.
fined to his home with a spralned
knee. On Saturday morning he
was running to catch car to take
him to bis work when he suddenly
felt sharp pain in his leg. He
went to work but the member gave
him SO much pain that he was
obliged to go home at noon and he
has been confined there ever since.
On examination it was found he
had sprained tendon in his leg.
The daily Republican., 1902-11-10
A STARTLING SURPRISE,

T. Hoadley, a healthy, robust blacksmith
Of 1'ildsn, Ind, that for ten years he SUI.
ssred suoh tortures from Rheumatls as
Jew could endure and live But q won
derful change followed his taking Electric
Bitters Two bottles wholly cured me"
he writes, add have no: fslt a twinge
In over o year. They regulate the Kid.
neys, purify the blood and cure Rhsuma
tsm, Neuralgia, NervGu.nsss, improve
digestion and give perseot health. Try
them. Only 30 cts. ut n. b. Danfortha
drug stora.
The daily Republican., 1902-11-10
FIRST BATTALION DEFEATED.
Had FINGER Mashed,

Luther McIllvaine, foreman of
the shipping at the plant Of the
American Car and Foundry Com
pany, had the middle finger Of his
left hand badly mashed to-day.
Some men had raised a car up on
Jacks and McIllvaine was assisting
one Of his men to place block un-
d er it, when the car fell His fin
ger was caught and mashed After
h aving it dressed he returned to
work
The daily Republican., 1902-11-10
PIuInbers ltcceniinn Tnni0ht

The Journeymen Plumbers, Gas
and Steam Filters L. U. No. 26 will
give its third annual ball in Turn
Hall THE evening. {. A. Shield 8
will be master Of ceremonies. H. l..
Brown, floor manager andE Young,
=, FranoId and r. w. KRONER com.
mittcemen.
The daily Republican., 1902-11-10
DEATHS.

BlNNlE-rln In this city on Nov 9, 1902, William B.
Binniy, IN his 9th year.
Funeral and intorment private from his late
residence, l0lS rntnall street, on Wednesday
morning, Nov. Il, at II o'clock.
CROZIER- On Nov. 10th, 1902 Alexander Crozier
aged 81 years,
Relatives and friends rcinvitcd to attend the
funeral services at hiSln residence I'll West 9th
street. on Thursday afternoon, at O'Clock. In
termcnt private.
FINLEY-Tn this city on NoT Q, 1902, Sarah M,
wife OF the late Samuel Finley aged 73 years,
Relatives and friends are invited 10 attend the
funeral services at the residence of her daughter.
Rebcccn F.. Ycagcr. No. 40S King street, on Tues
day evening, Nov, II. at 7.30 O'Clock. lntermcnt
at Now Garden Pa. on Wednesday, Nov. 18th.
Train leaves b. Il o. depot foot OF Market street,
at g. 30 H. H.
The daily Republican., 1902-11-10
Installing New Engine,

Charles Baird & Company are
putting IN new engine at their
morocco plant at Second and Walnut
streets. AS none Of the machinery
was running to-day all the en-
ployees were sent home when they
reported for work to day. The
sight Of all the people leaving the
shop started the rumOr that a strike
was on. The officials oil the com,
pany promptly denied this.
The daily Republican., 1902-11-10
WERE WE'D
~ IN WILMINGTON
Or. Lewis and Miss Kelly of
Baltimore Visited Three
States for License,

Beauty, as far as regularity ol
feature is concerned, does not count
with that delightful appearance
that can only he defined as well
groomed. This is not bestowed
through any hereditary, descent,
nor does it come without many an
hour of care and thought given to
the minor details Of the toilet.
Every day we see slipshod pretty
women who show most plainly that
they have sighted their coiffures.
given but moment to their hands
and made dab with face cloth
answer as substitute for thorough
bath.
Their clothes likewise show dis
regard for the little niceties that go
80 form perfect ensemble. The
bodice. never seems to belong to
them, even though at the beginning
it may have been pronounced
good fit. Somehow this portion of
the slipshod girls attire gets a
twisted and contorted look that can
bedirectly traced to careless dis
regard as to whether it is riding up
and showing skirt band or is
wrinkled where it should be quite
plain. The shoes of my lady Slip
Bhod always have half worn APP
peal ance, the heels in particular
being most mournfnl specimens of
neglect and even though the owner
and wearer of these various bits of
apparel is as beautiful as an houri
whom we have been led to believe
was a sort of composite Russell
Langtry and Helen of Troy, she
would never receive a second glance
If the well groomed party were to
appear upon the scene, providing
the latter was not croas eyed or her
features absolutely cut on the bias.
+ The well groomed woman is the
personllcation Of neatness, the,
glowing embodiment of personal
care. Her hair is glossy from much
brushing, her scalp white and her
skin in such good condition that the
bhndest observer at once realizes
that she is welded to daily baths
and healthful exercise. Her clothes
are always thoroughly we'll brush
ed, there are no stray ends of skirt
braid OF loose silken ruf1ies in which |
to catch turnover heels. Her shoes
own al! their allotted number of
buttons and fit beautifully. Her
hands are wei! kept and her teeth |
white, even though not symmetri-
cally even. In fact the well groom
ed woman is a joy to thee ye where
ever you meet her and we for one
admire her from the inmost recess,
es of our heart.
The daily Republican., 1902-11-10
IN THE CHURCHES.

! Decision Day was observed ID
many Of the Sunday Schools ysstsIA
day. !.
| Revival services which are being
held in Brandy wine M. K. Church
are we'll attended.
| The Rev. David Lang, Of Nav
j York, preached in the First Pres.
6yte,r ,rian Church last night. u
Begl.. ming next Sunday a series Of
evangelical SERVICES will be held "
| Olivet Preshyteilau Church. ThS
! services Wilt continue two weeks
and will be IN charge Of thk pastor
the Rev. II. A. EIwool. -
-Four persons professed faith tdl
Christ at Asbury NJ. e. Church last
evening. d
The Rev. J. B. brdgers, Missions'
airy to the Crowetau Indians, preach.1
ed in Asbury Church yesterday
n,orning. e. ts,==Sss
M Rev. John ]. Monohan ad.
mlnisterel The sacrement OF con:
drmatlon to eIghty-slr persons dur!
ing the vespers services in the Elk:1
ton Catholic> Church Sunday altersi
noon. !Nasx
-ss;sss,, ->-<
PREACHED ANNIVERSARY sERM2N +
The Rev. j. j. Huston yesterda,':
morning preached his third anniver-A
sary sermon in the First UuitedI
Presbyterian Church. A large con-
gregation had gathered to hear Mr,i
Huston who delivered an interest.
ing discourse. Mr.. Huston has bel
come popular with tie people of his
Church. ~,
MEETING OF EFEi.E UNION
This evening at las O'Clock the
regular meeting of this Wilmington
Bible Union Will be held in the lee.
ture room OF Delaware Avenue Bap.
tist Church, at Delaware avenue and
West street. The union will consider ,...
the first lesson In the Book OF Judges.
The Time Of the Judges" will be
the special subject. and chapter 2,
verses ITO 10, the particular pas.
sage. This will be preceded BY i.it..
book study In Judges conducted by ~
w. L. Pcttingill. AIl,.1re walcnn.. =, a.
At a meeting Of Evening Star
Lodge. No. IS, A. F. g. A. Masous,
held on Friday, the following reso.
utions were unanimously adopted ;
Whereas, it has pleased an ALL
wise and Just God to remove from tfr
our uidst our dearly beloved
Brothers wife, Mary J. Murray,
who departed this life November
4th, 1902, and
Whereas, bv the death Of Sister
Murray We have lost a true friend,
a conssta ut and a faithful Christ.
lian; Therefore be it
Resolved. that while We bow in
submission to the will Of the AL
mighty God. we sincerely deplot
he loss of our esteemed sister, who
oy her upright and generous nature
lad earned the good will and re-
,pect OF all who knew her.
Resolved that we tender our sim
:ere and warm sympathy to tho
husband and family OF the deceased
n the bereavement which 1t has
pleased God in his dispensaton to-
10 atfllct them.
Resolved, that these resoiutionsJ
De entered.on the minute book ov
he Lodge. and copy OF same te
to the family. ~.
Richard II. Weeks, 4
John W. Shockly,
II. Jenkins, Committee.
II. Clayton,
Samuel J. Henry,
Harrv Weeks Maafer
The daily Republican., 1902-11-10
EneeilentR. & o. Train service TO Balti-
more, Washington and the West, -.

An examin alton OF the B, 81 O.
time table published in another
column will show the kne train ser.
vice Of the 3. 80. to Baltimore,
Washington, and the West. All
Western trains pass through Balti-
more and Washington, Tickets
permit Of stop off lor ten day
at either or both places. For
information address any B. g. O.
ticket agent or II. A. Miller, G. P.
A., Whining ton, Del.
The daily Republican., 1902-11-10
Forge Resumes Operations.

The johnson Forge Company re.
sumed operations this morning at.
ter being idle for one week. The
shut down was occasioned by the
companys coal supply being ex-
haugted.
The daily Republican., 1902-11-10
Grnce Ifa2aar.

Grace Bazaar will be in progress
Tuesday, Wednesday and Thurs.
day evenings under the auspices Of
Grace Epworth League. A neat lit.
tie card Of invi tation is being sent
out, The admiss sionwill be- free.
The daily Republican., 1902-11-10
The State Seminal Union Re

The State Seminal Union Re
pubEcan): We want it understood
that the Republicans Of this state
know the reason why certain dis
tricts do not sen'l Republicans to the
next Legislature. Those men We're
nominated fairly and squarely i'll
common primaries, with the under
standing and solemn pledge, that
they would receive the support of
all good Republicans. The election
figures prove, and the ballots will
prove more conclusively, that those
Republicans were agreed to by the
Regulars only to be assaSsinated by
them at the polls. Never has there
been a more rascally piece Of poll
teal treachcry pcrpetrated, mat
ring Of political cutthroats '~ill find
that their crime Will uot 20 I'M
punished, There is a tribunal in
this State, the Sovereign People,
which sits upon all such cases That
tribunal has already rendered its
decision in Kent and Sussex Coun-
ties, and tho time has 1omc when it
will be called upon to decide the
merits Of the case in New Castle
County.
The daily Republican., 1902-11-10
To See The President,

Governor John Hum ard State
Senator ]. Frank Alice are reporte d
TO have gone to Washington to-day
to lay the political situation In Della
ware before President Roosevelt.
The daily Republican., 1902-11-10
MiAsionarY Society Meeting

The Women's Home Missionary
Society, OF Mt Salem NJ. e. Church,
had services In the church last even
Ing. Several new members were
added.
The daily Republican., 1902-11-10

Joint Charter Committee Meeting.
The Board OF Trade and City
Council committees will meet this
evening to discuss the new city
charter provisions. :
The daily Republican., 1902-11-10
Mrs. John Lynn Home.

Mrs. John Lynn has returned 20
her b ONE In Elsmcre after seveaal
week stay in a Philadelphia Hos
pi:al, where che was undergoing
medical treatment. Mrs. LYan 10
able to be about the house.
The daily Republican., 1902-11-10
MOgillliuns to VI ct.

There will be special meeting Of
Industry Conclave, ., tomorrow
evening, when tive grand mogul wants
the little mogUlS to tell the "Mogul.
esses" that they Will not be home till
late.
The daily Republican., 1902-11-10
tttha \, NJ. e.. A.

John Shape will dsilver the OPEN
ing addreaSof the series OF FIVE thir-
Jg.tive minute lectures at the Y. NJ,
c. A. tonight,
Tomorrow night the opening
game oil the house bowling tourna-
menl will be played.
The daily Republican., 1902-11-10
Cottage Prayer Meeting.

The Willing Workers of East
Lake NJ. E. Church will hold their
weekly prayer meeting this evening
in the home of Mrs. Valentine, 7l3
East Tenth street.
The daily Republican., 1902-11-10
To Remove Derilict.

The Government will award con :.
tract in a few days for removing
obstruction to the navigation In
Delaware water ways.
The daily Republican., 1902-11-10
MURDER CASE G CONTINUED.

Abseuce of Material Witness the Grounds
of Continuance.
Special to The Daily Republican
Dover, Nov. 10.-Owing to the
absence of Maria Warren the trial of
hllsward Hnl;dq-, -:~A-y W".-""-, :,
poned to-day until the April term OF
court.
Frank Brown, colored, will be
placed on trial this afternoon for the
murder of James Gilmore
The daily Republican., 1902-11-10
Another Citizen.

Michael MeCarty native OF Ire
land, was granted naturalization pa
pers by Judge Gray to-day.
The daily Republican., 1902-11-10
J. Harry Weeks, Maste
Workman Burned.

AT the works of The Diam ond
State Steel Ccapanv on Saturda9
afternoon, Fraak Feefie was serious
ly burned bv molten iron. He was
removed 10 the Homeopathic Hospi-
tal
The daily Republican., 1902-11-10
SPORTING CIRCLES.
WILMINGTON ~. A. DEFEATEp.

WLLMl SGEbN ~. A. DEEEATEI..
The Philadelphia professional foot
ball team played the Wilmington n
A. at South Side Park ON Saturday
afternoon and defeated them by tn C
score OF 28toO. The visitors we're,
too strong for the local alevesa and
rushed right through their line. They
knew the game much taeAter ass ard
out played the A. Il.
PLAYED A TIE GAME.
The Independence and High scnool
teams played tie game on Saturday
the score being o TOO Next Satur-
day the High school scrub team VIII
play the BrandywInee eeleyen at Wash =
ing ton Heights.
FIRST BATTALION DEFEATED.
The Columbia Turner's defeate 4 tht
First Battalion basket ball te" An on,
Saturday night by the score Of l3 t,
l. The feature of the gar &C was lht
all round playing OF Schr.er
Rockford and High land played
game OF foot ball 1t the Rock fore
water tower on Sa' '.urday. The gam,
was TO decide WI .lch was the cham
pon l40 poun.. team of the state Tne
game was interesting athongl
neither site scored.
The daily Republican., 1902-11-10
Letter Carrier Very Sick,

. Letter carrier l., +. Wilcox is crit.
ically III and no hopes Of his recoy.
cry are entertained. 49,. .I.
The daily Republican., 1902-11-10
CHILDREN WERE TAGGED
Game From Virginia to this City by Trem-
selves.

CaMt from NIrGInIa 10 thIs CIEy Dy ITeTn'
selves.
Three small children, one girl
about - years old and two boys
about 10 and years old, arrived at
the French street station at 2 o'clock
Sunday morning The children
were tagged and came from small
town in Virginia, The children
were consigned to the Churchman
family at Claymont where their
mother is employed.
The daily Republican., 1902-11-10

W WEDDING ANNOUNCEMENTS.
r Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Taylor have
issued Invitations foy the marriage
of their daughter, Martha A. Tay'
lor, to William Brown. The we'd
ding will take place III the North
Baptist Church, at 7.3O O'Clock on
Thursday evening, November 27.
: Cards are out for the marriage OF
Miss Lillian May Davis and William
Rex. The ceremony will take place
on November 26 at the home of the
bride, 1916 Bennett street.
The daily Republican., 1902-11-10
KILLMON-KNOWLES

Howard G, Killmon and Miss
Orella Knowles were married in
tAsbury M. E. parsonage, Novem-
ber s, by the Rev, H, S, .Dulaney.
The daily Republican., 1902-11-10
waNeroN MoNDAY NOVEMBER TO- 1902
OBITUARY.

Alexander Crozier died at bis home
No 7ll-Mest Ninth sire Ct, Viii
morning ICED 81 years. His funeral
will take place Tbursday afternoon.
Interment will be private.
William B. Binnex. ased 81 years,
died yesterday at 1918 Tatisl!s 9 treet.
The funeral will take place w ednes.
day morning.
The funeral of Alvah L. Holloran'
took place this morning from his late
home 1905 GiIpln avenue. High mass
was celebrated at ST. AIMS church
and interment made 10 Cathedral
cemetery.
The daily Republican., 1902-11-10

Sussex Republican Irregular Re-
publican); We already hear talk Of
the possibility of the election OF one
Republican and one Democrat to the
Senate, by combination Of Repub-
licaus aud Democrats, squat that
rabbit right now. A republican
legislature should elect two Repub-
lican Senators, The Democrats had
an Opportunity to help do 50 two
year, ago but they Were not pat1p-
| liz enough to rise to the occasion.
The result was very apparent on
Tuesday, but the duty of all liepub-
licaLs is plain. Keep Addicks out
Of the Senate but elect two RepuO-
liCuns
The daily Republican., 1902-11-10

The thermometer at W. c. Taylor's
drug store 3O2 King street today reg.
istered asfollows:
7 o'clock 10 O'Clock lo'Clock
~ Sc "a
The daily Republican., 1902-11-10

CATHOLIC BENEVOLENT LEGION.
The combaned councils of the
Catholic Benevolent Legion will
give an entertain iB Sacred
Heart Hall next Thursday svening.
Comrade Supreme President R. B.
Tlppett will make an address and
musical selections will be given
Dancing Will be oDa Of the ssnuse-
ments. Tho invitation beas the
names of Gerold Doherty, presi-
dent of the Delaware Coun 1ia and
August Brinkhide, president af the
Father w. NJ. Mayer Council, and
says Comrades are unged to brin G
their families and friends with a
view of extending the benefits, Of
membership in, our worthy organi-
zation for the. protection of the
Catholic home"
The daily Republican., 1902-11-10
J,EWJS-I[ELLI,

b Friends of DR.. G. Howard Lewis
and Mrs. Georgiana Kelly, Of Baltl-
more, received word yesterday that
the wedding of the couple Saturday
was attended with more incidents
than were related in dlSpatc hes
from Philadelphia, In fact, it is
stated that the ceremony was per
formed in Wilmington instead of IN
Philadelphia
Dr. Lewis and Mrs Kelly, accom-
panied by Mrs. iIea tn and Joseph
Zane, a brother Of the brlde-to' be,
and party Of friends left Baltimore
Saturday morning for Philadelphia
but on their arrival in the Quaker
City they found that the office of
the marriage license clerk was
closed aud it was impossible to con
tain the necessary permit. Moth
ing daunted, they crossed the Della
ware to Camden, n. J. to find that
under a recent law in New Jersey
it was necessary 10 reside IN TIT
State five days before a MARI. age
license could be obtained
After n consultation the office o
the Clerk Of the Peace here wa
called up over the long distance tel
ephtne and that functlonary wa
asked to hold his office open unit
the wedding party could make thu
journey to this city. He klndll
agreed to ohliYe the couple and th'
next train bore the party to vii
mington. Here the license was Oh
tainel and at j o'clock i'll the after
noon Rev. F. B. Short pertOrme'
the ceremony.
The return journey to Phlladel
phia was then made, and Dr., an
Mrs. Lewis entertained their friend
at dinner at the Bellevue Hotel an
a box party at the Garri"k Theatre
Yesterday morning the coupl
left Philadelphia for New York
and III about ten days will sail 10
Europe, where they will remain 70
three years, during which the Doc
tor will take a course in surgery a
the universities Of Berlin and Held
elbere.
Dr. Lewis is a well known foo
ball player and athlete, and hi
bride recently inherited fortun
as one of the heirs of Joseph Lant
The daily Republican., 1902-11-10
HONG OTlEBY,

:. Miss Ada Quinby. Of this city,
pnd E. r. Long, Of Philadelphia,
were married to-day. The cere'
mony took place in Philadelphia
and was performed by the Rev
Charles F. Hendricks, d, D., form
erly Of the Reformed Episc0pa,
Church Of the Covenant, this city
Charles E. Long and wife. Of this
city, acted As best man and matroL
Of honor respectively.
The daily Republican., 1902-11-10

ENTERTAINED FRIENDS,
The Misses Lena Brennan and
Margaret Williamson pleasantly
entertained a company Of friends