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New-York tribune., 1903-08-09

wood are rehearsIng His Last Chance and viii
phcations for August accommodations are greater
that the season win be a long one extending wen
tramps) are now seen vending their wan tbroush g
the mountains, and IT is not uncommon to see par
on their backs on the roads When night dVer
taxes them & they & pitch Itch their tents in some con-
then rest until early morning. when they resume
ideal way of spending vacation. Befhlekem seems s ms
the Headquarters of these parties and base of
Among New workers. registered at the Bethle-
seo e% r and a6d Mr. Mrs aRa % Ms J. Bauve M d NIB
Tanno John H e, Conner Mrs Mrs s. W. Cornell Frank e;
MRS; Edward Jantzer, Miss Hiidegard Jar JantSeT 5i
Miss c9rie E. whitter wn Mrs Mr aRd Ms F. RTiggs
NJ Campbell and Mr and Mrs Charles E Bryant
ment among Jackson visitors, and 1t is surprising
On day eaehns be e the g faTee
Rnos 9Re" All Star Eag given in the Casino by
appreciative audience; The actors We're G. Bur
Kellogg, G A Perry, Miss Abbe Bullock and Miss
a fair is being talked of in aid of the Jackson
Public Library, the proceeds to go for the pur-
chase Of new books, which are greatly needed. The
years ears ago. ago and is in in Prosperous condition
a ne W. Bet han g4f team of seven mem6ers
defeated the Mount Pleasant team on Thursday
match on the WentWorfn 'f HAN 0HfT inks aa four
som some va was played on the wentworth Hall H., links
Tappan, of New-York. against Percy Gilbert, the
New-England interscholaStic champion and G. b.
Bullock. Gilbert and Bullock won after close
match by the of 1 up.
B. Ogden Chisholm, president Of the City Ma
tional Bank. of New-York, with Mrs. Chisholm,
Miss Chisholm and the Misses Wnnifred Dorothy,
Margaret and Elizabeth Chisholm, have rented and
are occupying Wildwood cottage, at Jackson. They
spent july at the seashore and will remain in the
mountains until October.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. c. Seipp Edwin A. Seipp and
Clarence 7. Seipp re family party VINO are
domiciled at Wentworth Hall for a long visit A
guest of many seasons. whose arrival this week
source of pleasure to her many friends here.
Is Miss NJ. s. Hall croquet tournament at the
Eagle Mountain House Saturday was won by
Alfred Kellogg.
New-York tribune., 1903-08-09
NURTURED BY SHE WOLF.

From Ewing. thirty miles from here. comes O.
story strange and startling that it has attracted
much attention, and steps have been taken to
either prove or disprOve it. for If it is true
fact in natural history has been established and the
much maligned wolf w.I take a higher place IN the
estimation OF the human race.
Several weeks ago according TO reports that have
reached here. infant daughter OF William Dun
ply, prospector who lived in the hills overlooking
Ewing. with his wife, carried of one afternoon
by a wild animal.
Search made for the little one. but no traca
of it could be found and the babe finally given
up for dead. Ever since then the father has spent
his time in the hills seeking the bears and ths
wolves. which are numerous in the mountains. and
slaughtering them wherever found. while the other
has sat and wept and pined away over the fate OF
her child
While Dunphy was hunting in the mountains the
other day he came on a wolf den which showed
signs OF being occupied. He waited for long tins.
and then. wolf came fOrth he decided 70 enter
AS he entered place he heard the cry OF =
child Advancing he a sight that almost turned
his hair white. Lying bed OF grass at the end
of the den was a big mother wolf with several pups
playing beside her. while cl-se to her side bis
lost baby trying TO get dinner from the mother
uvOIf which seemed to enjoy the tugS1ng.
THE wolf simply growled, but made no attempt to
oscaDa or to make an attack when the ap-
nroached. She attached to the child. apparent
y and had been nursing it. At least that Is tho
suDpOsitiOn. the little one was Wen nourshed and
was without scratch.
T-yvo men who have ccme from Ewing to-day havs
+oId the same story. Both men hitherto had excel
lent reputatiOns-(St. Paul Pioneer-Press-
New-York tribune., 1903-08-09

held at the Thousand Island House Wednesday
George c. Boldt of New-York. arrived on
Friday with party of his friends; VINO Will re-
main some time with him at his home on Belle
Mr. and Mrs. Charles G. Emery, Of New NsEY0E York
on Calumet Island. across from Clayton On
erys at the Thousand Island Yacht CLUB, on We'll
come Island. The steam yacht virginia belonging
the clubhouse. Those present were A. NJ Bagby.
rTns TT sns Smith H Mrs H. J. irons and Mr. and Mrs
w K; Underhin Of New5York -.
the Wessey ThSgsaHd IslPmd pi,dsa Park who
stopping at the wellesley caught a nine-pound
muskallonge Wednesday afternoon.
]. P. S. Boardman, OF Brooklyn a veteran angler
Of these waters, arrived on the river Saturday.
This week he has captured large number Of
" "fST pyEman Gs'&5s Of NeWYorE S N Who is now at
the Frontenac, is planning cruise among the ISL
andS next week in houseboat.
Miss Jessie Costello. Of York. returned to
the Frontenac Hotel on Tuesday from Olean, bring
ing with her the daughter Of Lieutenant Governor
Miss Rebecca Friend, of Pittsburg. won the ping
pong t9urnSment held at the the kTGntensG Wednes;
match however, Miss stockwe lost TO Miss Friend
at the Thousand Island House for a week. left it
on Friday on the steamer Kingston for Montreal
Mr.. and Mrs Joseph Tate are guests at tho From
eNac and rs Se IS sSck%e %sa stockwe
and Miss Sweet.o New-York are at the Fronte-
T B. Lovejoy Of New-York. has leased the
George Brown cottage. in Headland-ave. for the
A colonial minuet was danced at the midsummer
ball at the Murray Hill Hotel Wednesday even
ing Sixteen Of the guests appeared in colonial
The arrivals for the week from New-York and
Brooklyn follows:
, & RSg Isaqd I5s Il HoSa
D. Gilbo. Mr.. and Mrs, ]. Eiseman Mr.. and Mrs.
Luben Mrs. e, NJ. Beardsley; Mrs J. Beardsey.
Fischbourt DR. Jay ". Daniel. Mr.. and Mrs. Nor
ris J. Hirsch, Stephen J; Hirsch; Misses Lqdaim,
sweet. MIr and Mrs W D. Cohen NJ Lowell
Z. Raphael. Miss Raphael; Miss c Raphael4 NJ. A
Miss Twiggs. Leo ScheSIngeTs MI ana MIS-
Raiph G. Spencer. :. S. Clark. Mrs. B. F. Ellis
Mr. and Mrs. 7. T. Myler j. $ NC arsan; Joseph
feFSR2ia5 EsF2i5re e & & p i' Moore. Mr. it and Mrs w
Souganeker. Edward A. Woods. Mr.. and Mrs Ed
ward Agnsw MT and Mrs. cc x B9es5g tr 9sd and
Mrs W c Stephen, Mr., and Mrs A T. Ohm
S{eao; a 5iT Ms I : % Wright S G Wood Charles A.
WOOD O. p Hood ". R Stevenson, D. L. Syn.
F A. McKeen Mrs. Methat. s; Fosdiek. T. s
NJ N Dupe Naw-York; Mr.. and Mrs John s
Ftakins Miss Elsie Eakins and ". D. HlAis. Brook
New Marsden HoteI-H L. Bee5e Clarence F.
Byron Elsie NJ Allard. P. l. Brow, Georgia J.
3fr and d. Mrs E b Garnen. c. c. Woodrun J. C
Srhlingman Charles Muller. Anna F ONeiI Mrs
Il IAN r. h and Mrs R. Vancei OF New-York; A.
b Rourke and William H. Cunningham. OF Brook
y Scolnmbian Hotel-A. r Fordyea Mr.. and Mrs
r y Waltz n schulemaker. Isabel Lincoln.
Edith r Skinner Lucy IL B0otn' ~ 4 md M, Mr., 'iT
- Brown Davis McConaugh, Charles $ Hine
Mrs .Ht w hr IRt ana MRS Mrs g c9a MerrcK Mr. and
Mrs - l.. Fitch. Marguerite A Fitch. Adele kan
Cot BIorence johnson Mrs q X %aloss Iossnh mrs
HruHn- IL. and 1T kpd hEs Ia n GlPpH. OK kxHs
New-York tribune., 1903-08-09
ON THE ST. LAWRENCE.
Mdny Pleasure Seekers Among the
Thousand Islands.

Thousand islands n. Y. Aug. (SpeciaD-In spite
Oh nclement weather in the form of cold drizziing
rain for two days the islands haye been great
place to be for the week just ended. The resorts
are all filled with happy throng of pleasure seek
ers, who are bound to have good time anyway
All the hotels doing all the business possible
and are busy arranging entertainments and sports
Tor their throngs OF guests Fishing continues TO
be excellent. More muskallonge have been caught
this season than before. They are of good size
also
Credit for the good fishing which is everywhere
remarked upon, belongs the Anglers Assocfa-
ton of the St Lawrence River. which, although
1t has been IN existence for twenty years. has only
within the last few years taken an active part IN
protecting the fishing interests of this region By
their efforts legislation has been effected so that
now the State supports several hatcheries where
muskalIonge and bass fry are proPagated The
Anglers Association has also maintained expert
mental hatcheries, and in the last five years one
million muskallonge fry have been put in these
waters by its efforts and those Of the State
The annual meeting of this association. Which
now includes practically all the business men and
prominent summer residents of this region was
held at the Lotus Hotel Wednesday. There was
large attendance and the meeting was of great
interest. Charles r. Skinner. the State Superin-
tendent of Public Instruction, was elected presi-
dent of the association, in place of w C. Brown
ing, of NewYork, who has held that position for
five years.
Mr.. Alexander. of London. England, is spending
andria Bay.
w F. Raphael Miss Raphael, Miss c. Raphael
and NJ. A. Raphael of New-York City, are spend
ing two weeks at the same hotel.
Mr. and Mrs. p. C. Fauntleroy, of New-York
City, arrived at Alexandria Bay Monday and are
stopping at the Thousand Island House.
Mr. and Mrs. T. NJ. Morton. of New-York, are
guests at the Walton House. at Clayton.
T. Tanaka, of Toxic, Japan, is registered at the
Izaak Walton House also
James r. Young and r. Ernest Workman two
business men from Glasgow, Scotland, were guests
OF this same house last week
At the Westminster Park Hotel there num-
Der of prominent New-YOrkers. Herbert Booth
King came last week. DIR. Alexander A Foster,
Miss Sara Hayward ana Mr.. and Mrs. Eugene Pi-
tou also registered for few weeks stay.
Gilbert Phelps Hall. Mr.. and Mrs. Rufus L.
Grisss and Miss Florence n. Griggs, of Brooklyn,
are staying at the Westminster for the month OF
August
Benjamin Kaufman. of New-York, who is stop
ping at the Thousand Island House. at Alexandria
Bay. is q, fisherman. and one Of his expeditions
caught fine eleven-pOund pickerel.
Miss May OStendorff, of NeWY ork, won the first
prize in the progressive euchre party which was
New-York tribune., 1903-08-09

9's gsIs aE aaa aa sas Mrs sss'
and c. H Ingalls, jr. of BROOKLYN -
Frontenac Hotel-Mr and Mrs: Max Rcnter.
Miss Helen Richter Henry Lloyd Giesps aes Mrs Np
ID. Pitkn, F. De Witt Benjamin Snuner Colonet
and Mrs. IselIn Miss Adrian Iselin. Mr. ana Mrs;;
j. W. Johnson. Mrs. Jane h Johnson; ars . anu
Mrs o. G. johnson Miss NJ. Hall. MIS- HenTy
Burrill. Miss s. A. Sares Mr ana hrs 1sa1ten a
Stuekwe Miss Stuckwell. Mrs Ju1es ,S,t =; 5rSok
field, Frank Brookfed. f. Morgan Brookneid n1; MIS-
p Carrie. George a Gallard. Mr. and M,s- S, AI.Uiu
Mrs w. H Crawford Miss Elsie BrameT, havolG a{
G. Patterson. MAURICE A. kappeTT; Ton1 MSS IS Havs
Hays Mr. and Mrs G. caoTgs hays, Ionr PerPune m r.
Clarence Dorsitt. Miss Ella l.. Dorsitt MISS CEc0 Eo
line n. Dorstt. William A Martin; II h Ets,i,Is -.
Mrs. William Hardness. Mr. and Mrs A J. 9Or9Ift ST.
Miss A. NJ. CordieT. Willard H. Jones. !. r .i b.lJ
ton. s Jones. Edwin Mills E. ID, ID WTs H
Manngan Mr.. and Mrs. c. II. Rose, Miss horton
Nj Nj and Mrs Charles = Emery mis- mss AIIeS
Mrs. f. V. Allen, r. d. Perrine. Donald T. Sausnn
G. Macdonald. jr.. Mrs. ]. W. Horner. 4 SPadone,
Young Bsuchi. Miss Teresa G. schwab. Miss Flor
ence NJ. Mott. Mrs. Harthing. Miss Doris
Frank ]. Fahey. Henry Martin Miss p Il M,lISI, HIi
Mrs. B. r. Ellis Mrs. Theodore Wood. MISS MIS-
Theodore Wood. Alexander a. Fraser MISS olI-
Carter Mrs William H. Ely, DR. J. P MCGOWAN,
and Mr. and Mrs A. G. Moment, of NeW-1 oTk
Mr.. and Mrs. John Davis Goodwin, Harold Godwin.
Miss Gorham Mrs. William Harkness, Miss Hark-
ness, Mrs. Edwin Luckerbach Harry A Kelly
and Miss Dorothy Luckenbach, OF Brooklyn
man. William f. Rosswassler. Gustave Il. Ftetcher'
]. Bertram Mitchell Mr.. and Mrs. a. n TOwney.
D. Parks William c. Rehm. Mr. and Mrs. Edward
J: Moore. Edward w Monroe. SamuSl ~ pG2 Hock
Thomas P. Youman. of New-York; H. A. Van
Buren, OF Brooklyn.
New-York tribune., 1903-08-09
DIR, LORENZ MAY PER4TE
Case of Young Carl Busch. of ST.
Louis, Being Considered

Arnpersand. N Y. Aug. (SpeciaD There fs 4.
possibility that Carl Busch. the twentv-vear-olf
son or Adolphus Busch, the st. Louis brewer now
staying here at the Ampersand Hotel NAV IA
operated on soon by DR.. Lorenz for cOngenital hin
disocatiOn. -
Young Mr.. Busch. who has been afflicted sinca
oHth Is In one OF the hotel cottages with Mr. and
MIS- Edward A. Faust, Of st. Louis Mrs Fauzr f-
MS sister. Ihough able to get about with crusches
young MT busch IS constantly attended by DIR.
). sOnnen or St Louis, and an attendant
When Dr. Lorenz was In st. Louis last Februs-x
ne made an examination OF young Mr.. Busch. ana
although other physicians had pronounced the cas-.
incuraoe ne held out strong hopes Dr. I,orenz
admits however, that If he operates upon vonn.
MT busch 1t will be of the hardest cases n nor
the hardest case, he has in his professional
career In most of the cases Of this sort Operated
upon thus far the patients have been OF tender
years Tho advanced age of Mr. Busch makes IN.
result doubtful in the minds of many emineas
physicians and surgeons who have examint him
Both OF young Mr. Busch's hips are affec ed
The fact that DR.. Lorenz returned to America @
remove the plaster casts from Lolita Armour gave
rise to the report that he would operate upon
young Mr. Busch Members OF the family authorizes
the statement that nothing has been positively de-
cided about an operation and It cannot be decided
until the return OF the young mans parents, now
abroad, Mr.. and Mrs Busch are expected back
this fall.
1t is extremely probable. however. that an opera-
doubtless have been performed at the time Mr..
Busch was examined by Dr. Lorenz last February
condition.
Young Mr.. Busch, who goes to some sumner re-
sort of prominence each season, is delighted with
the Adirondacks, especially the vicinity OF ths
Hotel AmpeTsand. He has improved much physi-
Cally since coming here. The party will remain
here several weeks and then return directly 70 ST
Louis.
New-York tribune., 1903-08-09
TPAILED BY BEES.

Ieechburg bees have gone into the detective bust
vass Farmers in the neghborhOod are sleeping
without care these nights knowing that Il thieves
break in and steal all they will have TO do the NEXT
morning is put the denizens OF their apIaries on the
trail and follow leisurey along. serenely CONFIDENT
that they will recover their lost property a5 reveal
the identity OF the robbers
A few mornings ago Samuel klinzensuith q
farmer OF near Leechburg. got Up TO ana his bees
in a state Of tremendous excitement. He snvssti-
gated. and found that nearly all the honey IN his
hives had been stolen He restored order as much
as Re could and got the bees quieted down
He sat down on the back porch and tried 70 fsure
out who could have done thg stealing While rack
ing his brains he discovered that his bees were
winging their way by the dozen toward a wood
some distance away. He wondered Tor a moment
what was wrong and decided 10 follow them aud
Klingensmith followed the trail 70 the very
augrtly bUzzng around big rock which showed
signs OF having been recently moved and then rolled
stood He rolled the rock over and laid bare the
stolen honey The bees almost upset aim in their
rush TO get IT, but he covered u up again a1d laid
When night fen he shouIdered his shotgun. loaded
20 the muZzle with bird shot; rock salt tacks ana
and bidsd his time. he had not waited long before
he heard buggy drive up
began 10 argue about who should go altar
the honey. While they dubbed Klngensnsth
jumped his feet. levelled his gun and Commanded
the men to surrender. They begged to be excused
and. whipping up their horse. went down the road
IliinrensuiIth let go both barrels. and the men
promptly collapsed in the bitches on either side.
Elngensmith up 10 them fast ne could.
his feet. picked the other up and the mad light
was continued. Klingensmith thereupOn gathered
added satisfaction OF knowing who TIA sAisssa
HeFss-tPittsoury Tines.
New-York tribune., 1903-08-09

first tournament at clock golf on Monday was
won by Miss Hall. daughter of Judge Ernest Hall.
OF the New-York- Supreme Court. who made a net
score of 25 she having been Of the five scratch
players. The second prize, jewel box. was won
by Miss Elliotte Emerson, who defeated her
mother. the wife OF Vice President Emerson or
the Atlantic Coast Line, in a tie for second place,
Her score was %. Other scores were Mrs. Beorge
de Mossin. 30: Miss A. Johnson. 30; Miss Grace Nc
Even. 81, and Miss Sandford. 3S.
Mrs Elliott F. Shepard of New-York. and a
party of friends have arrived at the Hotel Aspin-
wall.
United States Senator and Mrs. Chauncey NJ.
Depew and Mr.. and Mrs. w. K. Vanderbilt are
to be entertained by Mr.. and Mrs. ". D. Sloane
next month
Among the automobile touring parties that ar
rived at the Aspinwall this week were F. s. Camp
and his daughter, Miss Elizabeth Camp, of New
YORK. who came here from Saratoga Springs in
their automobile touring car
MT and Mrs. Reginald Vanderbilt are expected
here in a few days the guests of Mrs. Frederic
Nelson Mr.. Vanderbilt was a conspicuous ex-
hlnltor at the Lenox Horse Show last season. and
WI exhibit some of his fine horses at this seasons
snow next month.
Among the latest arrivals at the Hotel Aspin-
R1i R1tb are Mr.; and Mrs. G. S. SchoomakeT, MIS-
Il. Rider Nj and Mrs. tT John NJ NJ Arnold Mrs n
T.; Ten Brock, Mr.. and Mrs George c; Smith.
Miss E NJ swift. Mr.. and md Mrs. r. J. James, Mrs,
A F. MigeOn, Miss Bertha Ruffner Miss s Z.
Camp. Miss E. n. Camp, Mrs w. V. swords. Mrs.
EEIdwaTd EId s Doll Mr. and Mrs. H D. Williams;
Mrs j r. Wood Miss NJ. c. Wood, Mr.; and Mrs,
g + KmSe Sl MI C and Mrs GgGrgg Miss Grace E
NM1cEWen George s. Stevens, Mrs. "; u morse,
Page, Miss Page Mr. and Mrs E. ?. smith. Mrs.
+; 5 Lynch. Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis C. MaSk Miss
Thatc6er MISS MISS Mason Mta9 II. w Merrill H G
Weston on Mrs Bnner Charles King n Id M; Con on
and Mrs. H q. Clark
New-York tribune., 1903-08-09

the Wickham cottage. Cards, prizes and refresh
ments kept the merrymakers late in getting
home that not few said to have effected
entrance by window the hotel
The Juveniles had their innings this week
the golf links in a in which Master Carl
Steel captured the "Lniputian Cup"
Judge Edward E. Mccall of the New-York State
Supreme Court and Mrs. Mccall and daughters
have arrived here for the month Of August.
Mrs S. Lorimer and the Misses Anna and Bea-
trice Lorimer of Germantown, Penn, arrived here
last Monday.
Miss Ollie Fish, of Amsterdam, n. Y, who is
spending the season here with her grandfather,
Judge kellogg, embroidered linen centre
piece in a rafting contest
Mr. and Mrs T. Brnkerhoffer and Mrs. Fannie
B. Eager. Of Jersey 'City, after visit to Mount
Washington. have settled at Hotel Champlain for
the rest of the season.
.Jobn Dunston, of New-York and his three daugh-
ters, Victoria, Elizabeth and Helen. among the
late arrivals.
Y Elipi J. Alvarado sugar grower, Of Costa
Rica. and his three daughters were guests Of
Hotel Champlain while their way through the
Adirondacks.
D. A Loring and Baron Branca deserted golf
this week for the Saratoga races.
Mr. and Mrs W. D. Moffet accompanied by Miss
Henley came up from Lake George for a week Of
goI.lng. They will return to-day to New-York.
The game of progressive hearts grows in favor
Mere than fifty guests played Tuesday evening in
the white ballroom. The prizes. usual were both
by Mrs w p Wadsworth Mrs. ". P. McPher-
son and Miss Lorimer T. Brinkenhoner Won the
first mans prize. a silver Corkscrew. The second
and third prizes went to C. Z. johnson and W. +
Wadsworth
William Hagerstaf. of Morristown, n. J.. is here
for the season.
Mr. and Mrs r. NJ. Olyphant and Mrs. Thomas
Hicks, of New-York. arrived here in their private
car and are settled for the season.
Continuous rain and high winds have interrered
with golfers For the Golfer trophy an open handl-
cap eighteen hOles) was played TINS afternoon An
approaching and putting contest added to the IN
terest, while the golf tea in the cosey clubhouse
was well attended.
The hotel newsstand was unable TO supply the de-
mand for last Sundays Tribune, and duplicate or
ders for some filed Monday by those who mad
been disappointed
Mrs John T. CareW, w J. GidGes. Roland MAJ
lory Mr. and Mrs. f. G. Laying Miss Laying. Mrs.
G. Harris German Miss German, e J: Barney
Talbot Olyphant Mrs. + A. Hoffman j. J. Lap,
man, Mrs. John Emmons, L. l. Erlmons. MI, ana
Mrs. c. Praeterius. Mr.. and Mrs. a l. MordeSai
G. J. Gibbons r. NJ. OyphanI William IL Mltchei,
Mr.. and Mrs Charles Shoninger, John Ounston
the Misses Victoria Elizabeth and Ellen l)!,nstoI!
W c. Curneu. Or. Robert Adams, Mr. and Mrs J.
Frinkerhon Mrs Fannie B. Eager, Mrs Thomas
Hicks. NJ Menahan. NJ. McEroy, h McElroy; y
j Roche Mr. and Mrs Charles L. McGhatt MIS-.
janvier T Van Name. William Dalton. s Johh
+ Olmstead Mr.. and Mrs. W. d Mon MISS
Henley Mr. and Mrs. J. X. Ryan James /. Ryan
p D. WaIdron, Mrs G c. Wadron. Mr. ana Mrs
G. p RAY Mr.. and Mrs. J. D Reynods, MIS- Sny-
Louis I. Rives. Judge and MIS- tu"aId 4. -hu-
J IL
New-York tribune., 1903-08-09

mel deep enough for the passage OF seasosng yats
The The New-yoTkers registered at the leading he,.
include the following;
Cameron Mr. ana Mrs 8 Il xeiier..' ii.'s0p Z haes elss
Louis r Ha Miss EShe GSa Aa Ha'es Ged4ss - A y wM1nns
Miss Aurel Nickel Paul Nickel. Mr. and Nj 70
and Mrs; r. W. Rich and Thomas w Coburn
I.dwfo diwSfooLW w. r Mccoy Albert G. LsbTeent H
s1sft sSrhsst. Miss Ethel Sechel. Mr.. and Mrs. -
t,Ga1S, ,Gnesea-H NJ. Eairchild. Ia A spalduE. c. R.
b,9wn and II. A Perkins.
Frs1S FFnSIIes Schwab. Mr.. and Mrs B, NJ Fellow
-. May yIand-Mrs. John d. Vincent Louis L. KiSh
ter: Mrs Louis l. Kishter Alfred [. UIrich Mr. "a
n New GlariOn-Robert r. Given Rerthod Hartsa Hslsssl
Mr. and Sl' n e L. Patterson, Miss Ruth Niles
Raxtsps sIIa ssInItrank LanPort n. J. schultz Mrs
nan. F. H. Hodgman S = BmcI {, M M SIi,i =, ~ en-
St cbar1ss FS Mo.I .1i.a and r. L. LlllsnthaL
J. NELSON. P. r. McCargo. o. A. Wvests' Iohn
MIS- hhES, u '" Shepherd. W. j. Afford and a J. Hern-
wsins4 wERSSfE Fl FOTyiS EmSoS Mr. and Mrs chgEsA
GGeTTSSTe: GeTSTe:. Mrs; NJ Gerste. J.. schlesengsr'
Go9dman; Miss Edith Goodman A HON Hofen1He;r .;
Aarons n SI; Ia ana mrs T. Fernley. A Baer !.
WeIis WsfIiEnssr 5ArS93 a. S9933seISeFg q E spaEe5sTs .
VIE ,tilerTIepontTMrS Charles Neal Miss Jean lew
Mss Mss Iuha Hirschman, Miss c, Hirschman srS 4
,rttdieItS3n--Mr and Mrs H Messick T.. Nrcxsx
Mss MSS SslIchIlSt, II. Spear. l. CSOshland II Rs1S.
ii ritn hrs- = ADAMS, ". Cooper Mr and yI~s =
SSITIeehInan J. a. Lynch. c. Ellis. S Walks Fr -
MIS- John Clarke and Mr.. and Mrs r FerSf - 49,
9, e,1Iayhlore-MlsS X Rolla, Laurence Wheat n q
Sto%eS, MIS- r. '. Stoves Mrs T A Meesr No.
"a - u w Middl,et0n, D. G. Gregg. George v Rltsfe
.5d strand.C AM &C, W Old. a V, Old. F. H. Hodrspa,
sH1 MI MT and Mrs. George Fisher
TNoSSi FaIace-M- Rosenberg c. Kahn u S.bc.-
IetH a l. LeVertn. a Hartley Mr. and Mrs. II ys
ToHils MISS Strittneater A c. Piatt C, IT 6-o,no-
issE', A VI. Pollock, "A b Wectreter A Wsetrafs-
b a, a, M9ers; r. G. Donnely. ]. Bohm NJ H. Isn
npeoeTg ~ H. Chrtstman, Mr.. and Mrs d Sf-,,1S1s
r. P9k B9iock H. Hand, Mr.. and Mrs G Eserod : "a
Ra1sS RdseswoTthTF wort II KenyeE W Sander n sts ;
TSSessshsteln II Brown. S Hecht r Jones NFrv "
66tttman 6S MISS 5; Bet.man Miss r OppenT. .5rDs-
Mss l. Oppenheimer E ROthschiId R0fbSc;,5I5
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