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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-07-07

Net Guilty. an Old msiodFaus
with n new name. eAS presented by
the Walter sanford company last
night AZ sha Third Avenue thset~r
The play 10 the eikhth that has beer
put on AZ tire uptown house By tins
Sanford players and viii - thel'
farewell sugNEauents But a fair i'm.
psNssiau win - eft alfh the patrons
~ the house when the company
leaves II all IN. performances % tiss
uisio1rNma are the same a. the ems
last night
The play has the same nelo.
dramatic plot that has been TIE
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-07-07
Rainier Feel Co.

We deal 81 al Ssasss % coal. we
sell fresh water slab wood at s2.00
per load. Fresh water mill wood at
s22S per load.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-07-07

The Cftf water NNteH 81 hHHt'Nss@
has hcen plaecd 10 tho hands 81 re-
oelyer ard viii b. operated ~ The
direction q the eourt.
vnhea states Senator Pattsracn Ia
voss = territorial fern of government
Tor Alaska,
Rubonlc plssns has made Its appear
ance At Valparaiso ana other towns
IN chill
Edwin y schtck q this city com
niit,ed suicids in Portland yesterday
An expiosIen = gasoline eaused =
ar which consumed tw0 dweilins
house.. n Eiienshufk Yesterday.
with a few more - Salisbury :
pleasant aass sssttls folks VIII have
% ieaFn tha HABITS u ducks
Charl~s sehweb resigns frcsa the
nressas aev oF the steel trust shaut -
regularly and sod natufvdly a. ratsl
rasSss ssrv~va sesFn.
Ne Mas q Friaas
Ths faaia fsit thrill gsgite unlausi
yca So she'd been kizxrd on the
ehfsue.
Ana she SAID 10 the swain.
"if yea try that axatn.
Yeu.u daa ! have sipa e yea stlus
HI.hwzFusan rati.sd a. era~ asa
sassenxers - = south TseosnA trolley
car ef sise SATURDAY nisht
E.cakN i Il there uas a etauahurxf
49,
Maybs there 4 = cinudhurat rniefohe
Too, Oct busy. - nsa q scssnce. and
md him
Three Seattle policemen hrese soSn
while Ga DUTY, the FOURTH Cause Va
knowa
.s,:s.-:s =, 80 - y ~
Senator Wanna safs that h Il Ea-
tas "a resiru fruan acfiya hasfnsas r.
erdeF 70 deyute more tins Ca poaties
Hs'u have 70 arraaxs rith Father
Time 70 pat more than = hours IN
DAY . carry out that plan
The best proof that the negro l.
pruntinE frera e<fsscation 10 found e.
the declaration ef saufHsrn uesspss
pers mat after he harms something
he moves Horsh
There ars over ferfy =ali~s q ~gss
N tie White Haase and NAyk Hanna
cant putt one q them.
The uue@siea 10 uaw. yeanx mar. did
you celebrate enough 70 last yea -
esysf
sRasaii- she sends = desefipsiaa
81 her twin sotx saems e have as
idea that AL naen srs rot perfect shs
10 therefore wiiiirs q 4ccept 80
hasband ssck a faan - meet sncu ar.
and rot az AL taen shonsd be. Her
better looks lac the prise winner
NJ ideaIi NJ sfhnityI Can one sss
kin thua Described ~ cold binoisd
type However & .. M for a lock
81 ihy hair hsre IL enc wha will Try
- give exrrszxion u her hearts de-
sire. This twin soul u as soul must
- yosth q excellent famlly. cob
ises- 6rrd ffor no whsre sis@ can that
fascinating manner be acquired lie
must apprsciate socd Music. - abb
To tell nncturus FROM q fsR time
song. wei rfsd enough o. discuss fhs
latest thfHE Va literature snioy either
shaksspesre o. George AIDE. appre-
efatinz the cieveruess q both lie
must knoN haS 20 manage \ social
funrsian u his ewE wlth saee and
grace.
n wigh these seeompii-hments he
ran a8h4s- g tzzss=zzz= ard earn Esas
per o. %. he 10 my IDEAL @s Tar as
the lnteliectual part Eoss. One learns
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the disposition secondly, set hsrhapH
70 should be nrat considered he must
be- Ye2 rympathctie vrrf gentle and
aNeetloHate. strictly honorable IA hia
dcHlinea with mon and women, hlu
WORT ahsnlHtpie reliable. SIRENS - Will
determined ambitions, persistent
cheerful courteous. nt an times.
Personal appearances SO not count
fuf ~ much yet nay minds fdoal "
neat in dress. siendVrlY built etluetics
neither too tall nUr short Her Tat, eaol
FraY tYea and hfawn hair % any
Hhade, Wnta parted la tu middle
rmooth face frank hgxish refined.
Would net iho aNcraAp YuunH rel-
icee hos nii this roici
NJ. ideal ia not perfect he may
Hmekv 60 hta HEARTS content he may
even take a. a s with q friend. he
may "fellV ala the FiflH hc knows.
he may be ieainua. tfihc selfish
sometimes. have tcmpcf aaa stay
cut late uiHhts tWt even hla faults
make him dear and human Hud leNHhlv
aud yet { have never foand him quite.
llaYo Yeu Sven him Star nist MVf
Nonu truly. fNosAttE#t
t'lfr Ia the Hanna minrH r. new un-
der vuntrsl Ths work " rreuvvttnf
hHdtgr Wifi soah beglu
a. A Maafe. secretary q the city
ot paiise. reAhs vac shot and huied
BY bis sen duflus quarrel
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-07-07

The b@.t prcof that the negro l.
rrpetinE frcu esisscation 10 fpuud IL
the declaration II saufEsrn uesrp4s
pers that after be learns something
he msyes rorsh
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-07-07
HOUSE FURNISHING
DEPARTMENT

1 doc. Iiarailton Table Spoons.
regular s3sei Hpeeia! FOR Tues-
dag .sttssssf stssss.sf.s Sosoo
Nickel Piaist frult Basket. resu-
lar 1875, SPECIAL for Tuesday
..ss..ssss.. +...s.+sttsr sDsoo
A very good value Chocolate Pot,
regular t7.7s. sf~,clel Tor Tues.
day .s...... 5000
I half dozen chofolste Cups and
sauerrs. aiso craek-i jar spe-
elai for Tuesday .....s... $500
Study Lamp and Shade. regular
fs.0e. special Tor Taesday.to.oo
Punch Bowl. regular $50. Hpe-
eial for Tuesday .....f.,. $500
dozen assorted s-fnch Austrian
Plates. regular s7.te. special for
Tueh1aY .-sss-.ss. ss-ssssss So.uO
Plate Rack and Half dozen As
sorted Plates special for Tues
Gay sHssfss ssss 4o-bD
50 n. Guaranteed Lawn Hose. reg
ular tk-oe. special for Tuesday
ssss.ssss -s*ss..ss.s..ss- 4osoo
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-07-07

Eastern Waah timnthf. f3iHai ton
alfalfa. stana iant oats ~ 90 ten hartley.
ffi a. tpn whast ffl fain tan. hfun $50 nH
shafia. sai.uQ tom miaillnar. - ealaa ~
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-07-07

Thare arr over fartY naii~s q airs
N tiss White Haaze and AAFk Hanna
cant pull one q then
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-07-07

The auastiea 10 unw. yruns mar. did
dsys1
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-07-07
DRAPERY DEPARTMENT
CARPET DEPT

2 15rht Administer Rugs. regular
300. special for Tuesday $500
aaxsa Wilton Hug. regular
s7k9 special f8f Tuesday $500
I seHss iitHi0u Administer huR.
regular - CO., special for Iges.s
dnf ssssssstsssss*# 7vspS
1 s1a Wool Al square. regular
a5b0 special for Tsesdny.so.OO
1 7-siti9-s Fiber Hug, regular
1le.0U. special fuf Tuesday
ssssHsHFt ssfaHsss.fs ssssss snsoc
1 assH6 kufraehes Rug. regular
$3.50. special Tor Tuerday.sSsOo
3 7s-ineh Smyrna Rugs regular
1915. special for TUESDAY $500
- yafds 81 Floor OH Cloth. reEu-
lar t7.9oi special for Tuesday.
ss+ssfsss sfsFsfsssHs stssf vow
20 yards ~ Plain Linpienu1. reEu-
lar ti0.e0. special for Tuesday
.ssssfsss sssss*stfssssss Hosbo
- yards II Cottage Carpet. reEu-
lar 1875. tfecinl for Tuesday
sssss.sf ..sss..s.* f.ss.s so-oo
Is yards 81 Jewell Ingram Carpet.
regular is7s. special for Tues.
DAY sssssftsss*sssss sosuo
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-07-07

RESALE ahe sends = deag fintiaa
of her ~twin sutsg saems e have as
idea that AL raen srs rot perfect shs
1. thsrrfpre wiiiirs o secspt - a
huebsnd such a faan - raost men arr
and rot az al taen shonid Be. Her
letter looks lac the prise NinnsFs
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-07-07

90 to splanips Tor bicycle rsps!.s
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-07-07

lbc trrihH chickens. VI stilat0 dus.
Hay. Grain and Feed
Gate safui tnHi barley 80 90 toni
wheat 81 % ieuI ehap. tlh 0au aano ton
bran 90 tea HhuHHI ttH iuHl ~ faha.
ta0.po tanl Eastern HashinHiah tmnthf.
t'N tom NHatrnn Wash comm raHfn
timothy 900 90 too altsfnia han tipuo
ion. Califufhia alfalfa tinup ton.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-07-07

rcnks i Il there was q eieudhurxt
epidemic throushout the rosFntry
Maybs there l. = cinudnurat rniefohe
tea oct busy. - msa q scfsnce. ani
ind hirri-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-07-07

HAY and Grain

Crhsss pflasp are far goods delivered q,
failfuat frelshi depot % GA tae dock ~
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-07-07

Three Seattle pslicemsn hreae down
while Ga duty, the Fourth- Cause w.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-07-07

With few more 81 sahshnrf :
rte..a-s aass Seattle folks viii have
q barn TIA HABITS q ducks.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-07-07

Al expiaslon q gasoline eaused =
sre which consumed twa dwrlllns
houses in Ftienshufa Yesterday.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-07-07

Charley Sehweb resigns frora the
nreSsas nsy u the stsei trust shsut -
regularly and sod uatufvsily a. fatu
make ssrr~e!i tesrn
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Senator Hanna saes that hs l. 81
tns % retirv fSosn artiys ba.insas r.
order 70 devete more tins Ca poafies
Hr'u have 70 Arrange Nith Father
Time 70 pat more than = hours In \
tAy 70 carry out that pan.
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n. Ma. &c.

Ths aaid fee thrill QHits uniausi
Yca $50 she'd been kfzxed on the
ehf4uc.
And she said 10 the swain.
"if yea try that axalns
TcuH daA I have Efps. e yea nt1us :
HiEhwzFman rat.i-.d a. cra~ aeA
passenger - |. south rNepsna trolley
ear q $50 SATURDAY uieht.
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sHmrmnHns q as q Q
DUST:

The eity water works q thshat@
has hcen placed 10 thc hands 20 . re
oelyer ard viii b. operated ~ The
direction q the eourfs
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-07-07

Edwin y schtck q this city com
uiitted Suicids ia Portland yesterday.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-07-07

Huhcnic pisEis has made ~ appeeF-
srcs ht Valparaiso and ether towns
On chllt
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-07-07

Tonight some ~ The = articles vii
morrow the windows vii be CHANGE
Those who come % the store tome -
ti.lea IT Furniture, BruperieH. earpe tH,
90 o.. az enlf o.
Head the llst 81 values and deSof ipi
items
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ruRea states ssuator Pattsrarn Ia
soss territorial fern ef government
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-11-09

favor OF otHciaIly indorsing the Industrial School
a. Amsterdam " Y. Private subscriptions are De-
ing made there for the work II is believed the
project VIII b. carried through, but tust where the
school viii be located viii not be known until
finally acted upon BY the delegates. The question
VIII make the convention the most interesting one
n the history Of the federation
Mrs. Smith NJ. Lindsey, OF Utica viii welcome
the delegates at the opening session on Tuesday
morning. She IS the president Of the New Century
Club The response and reading OF the annual re-
port OF the federation viii follow by Mrs Charles
N Dow OF Jamestown Mrs. Robert Burdette, OF
Pasadena Cal, viii extend the greeting from the
General Federation Of Women's Clubs Committee
reports and the work necessary TO getting the con-
veution into working order viii occupy the balance
q the morning session The recoroing secretary
Is Ms. Harry Hastings ot New York; the CORE
New-York. and the treasurer. Mrs George 3. Baird.
CT Cneo-ra- Mrs William Eastwood. OF Rochester,
Enooe q - = 1Ci5 Mss T15cv CaTe Wat
-N-o--,
and Mrs Quentin McAdauo, OF Utica for the com
REPORTS Of standing committees viii be made in
the afternoon They viii be given 6y A1s I rank
a Oneorts; Mrs. Esther c Davenport Of Buffalo
Mss SARAH starr o. Bl1gh9In{2n, MISS Loey =
cuse. Miss Florence L Cross OF Rochester; Mrs
rs El-1-e = s7--sc,yse Ms Vi-rii D Morse Of
Ithaca and Mrs. Charles H Terry, OF Brooklyn.
There viii be q reception 10 the delegates II the
s-7-5-f7- viii Be considered. followed BY talks
-5ucsr.o1 BY Dr.. Ira c. Border Of Buffalo; on
physical Education" BY Miss Grace c. strahan,
OF Syracuse: On Industrial Education. BY MISS
Ada Harris Of New-York-' and on The Social
spirit Of the School" by Mss Mary Z Parker or
Rochester.
Industrial Conditions as They Affect Women and
Children viii Be the subject for Wednesday after
noon Miss Florence L. Cross, OF Rochester will
preside This VIII include Child Labor" and How
Women Can Be Freed from the Charge That They
AYE Fed and Clothed by the Products OF This
Labor" Mrs. Florence Kelley, Of New-Y ork: Mrs.
II Yerers sH5 Ms Wa di1nir G. snliakaovttch Of
Neu-York wiu lead the discussion Remedies for
/ harmful home conditions and what aid women can
extend IN applying such remedies VIII be another
Darrer. q Nevv-Tork The subject Of recreation
/ for working women VIII also be discussed, with
Ms Jean Hamilton. Of Oswego; DR.. Anna T.
! Donoghue and Mrs Florence Stowen Of New-Fork.
I 81 charge
The ADVISE biitv Of Incorporating the federation
J viii be acted upon. and Fl the evening the Utica
Daughters OF the Revolution VIII give q reception
al the Watson Williams Memorial Building, from
! $50 until 1850 o'clock
. The vote the changes q the constitution VIII
. take place Thursday morning and topics Of in
/ -erest 10 village clues VIII be up for discussion
Miss Nary A Pet-ie OF Little Falls. is the chair
] man. -Four trustees Will be elected
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-11-09
COLLEGE WOMEN'S HOME.
It's NezC Clubhouse at GrGmerCy
Park Opened To-day.

The woman's University Club which just week
ago moved into No 10 Gramercy Park. formally
opens it's new quarters to-day.
This present home is q four story and basement
house which affords large assembly rooms. reception
and dining rooms library and eight bedrooms The
dining room. Of course which holds about a dozen
tables only for the use OF club members ana
their friends AS there are about six hundred
members, ii seems Just well that this Limitation
is made. The Is furnished IN Flemish oak
making & fine background for the clubs silver
with the woodwork II cream, and bun paper.
square panel rnuIuoned window extends across the
entire end Of the dining room, whose low SILL only
q few inches from the door, makes most enticlng
seat A grandfather's clock fills one corner and
racks Of old plates some OF them the quaint
highly colored Dutch ware of nearly three hundred
years ago are ranged about the walls.
4 wide old-fashioned fireplace, with marble man
tel IS n each Of the larger rooms and huge mirrors
reach from floor 10 ceiling Between the dining
room and the assembly room. which occupy the
major part Of the first floor. is the reception room
in which afternoon tea is served gratis TO as many
between and ) o'clock. This room Is in cream and
very light green, the assembly room being IN gold
and white Hardwood floors ana rugs Prevail
Ia the library which extends across the whole
front Of the house the second floor green IS the
predouinaung color, and the furnishing Is in Mls-
adOrn the club walls, OF the finest OF the latter
being Prince Charlie (Hyacintne Regaud- 165s-
erJy Of ". ". Russell, and lent TO the club.
The hall II dull blues, with carved Flemish
oak furnishings and hardwood floor. The stair
carpet Is crimson, and the iron latuced entrance
door delightfully."- quaint and Colonial. Every room
Is supplied with dainty and convenient writing
desks. and even in the bedrooms there are 'cosey
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-11-09
TRADE SCHOOL QUESTION
It's Discussion Promises LiUely Times
at Federation Contention.

Utica y Y Nov. CSpeciaD.-''If the federation
establishes assumes the ownership OF q trade
school frst. how shall II be supported Second.
where shall Il be located
Il the federation does not establish assume
TIE ownership Of q tra5e school. IN what other
way shall the fund or income be used 70 a-taln the
object for which Il raised. the industrial edu-
csuon o. girlsg-'
SHAH TIE federation. therefore. first Use TIE
funds 70 establish trade SCHOOL, Or second
Use The fund &C larry on q school already estao-
ushe5 which shall become the federation trade
school? Or. third the income 70 obtain schol-
a-shps n schools already established2 Or, fourth,
use the fund OF income. obtain industrial ecuca
ron for girls II some other way? or. hfth deposit
the fund and postpone lis use Until some further
suns are accumulated 80
These questions viii be settled at the convention
of The cSew-Yo-k state Federation OF Women's
Cubs which vii oe held il this city this week
and Il is believed that the delegates VIII vote
se5--nscvelv 10 establish the trade school There
are e womens clubs entitled 70 two delegates
each Il the convention. and arrangements are IN
progress ~ the local committees 70 entertain al
least 20 delegates.
Two DAYS have been set aside BY The commit
tee for the trade school discussion and vote The
convention VIII meet al the Auditorium on Tues
cay a. 2 e. n. and while the trade school project
VIII overshadow everything 70 cone Up IL the
convention il was not be officially reached untn
Thursday afternoon Three and hzle hours viii
D. devoted 10 discussion and every phase q the
project VIII be presented 70 the delegates. that
they can vote iuteIliEer-lv Mrs Dore Lyon Of
eev-york is 70 preside al This session
Ms George B. Bair6. q o-ecnta. is 70 present
TIRE subject Ia behalf OF the executive committee
% the federation. Mrs. LYON VIII then open the
discussion. which wiI % along the lines Indicated
above Z is expected that there ut- ~ time limit
placed on the speakers. and every delegate vii
have al opportunity % express her views. The
discussion viii without doubt. be carried on In
formally u-tI Friday morning, when Mrs Lyon
VII make review q the discussion 0t The Thurs
6sv afternoon session. The voting is announced
for -C-50 O'Clock an5 soon The re-lers com
rIe-e their Ia5ors the result VIII be announced
This VII practically conclude The work ~ The con-
There is about 5000 in the fund. Many Of the
cub women il The larger upstate cities are II
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-11-09
HouSe60f-OeS Exchange.

Mrs. Caroline G 1IIer. 81 Newton X. J., has
--s5e the Housewives Exchange 2 present Of some
recipes "-le- have been thoroughly tested" she
writes and may be q value 70 some q your
readers" Ar5 she ADDS. T have CUT out some Of
ne recipes you have published. hoping IN -he
future 70 use then"
PLAIN FRUIT CAKE
The ingredients required are. One and hale
cup1uls OF sugar; half c-rtll q butter packed;
three clpfuls four large half cupful cold water
one and a half cCpfuls fruit laouredl. half tea
spoonful sal-; two heaplrg reaspoorfuls Of baking
powder s.fted with -four. Have The butter soft
Cnot Melted break IL TWO EGGS ana stir. and beat
with the butter and sugar rvc minutes Then add
TIE other ingredients the fruit last Flavor with
fourth nutmeg OF grated lemon rlnd. Il very
-iEhr pastry -four used. lr-Ie more VII be
CURED - bread -four. little Jess.
The above Is easy anC cheap for layer cake. II the
<-I-l- be omitted ard nearly cup q water used
V-6ez. Into one half str Jess than squares Of
melted chocolate and a fourth teaSooouful Of soda
r. g c--e hot water. marble white and dark Il is
delicious
Years ago I frequently baked by this recipe
ur-u ruo-rhir5s o. a cup % water. and was al
u-eve successful ! Rad rather a quick and
Fer nv cakes cutie thin sheets Later in at
csz-eE 70 ma nv fruit. again and again, n the
bottom ~ me cake Z was obliged 10 have slower
over r-e axe three times IS long baking per
haas Al last found the rerne1y'-a sIIer batter.
not mace sir with more four. but by emitting
n The water cor DilkA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-11-09
4 FRIEND IN NEED

The president Of the Avenue a branch OF the
T s. S has had opportunity TO show tnat a reai
Sunshine spirit means good cheer for another IN
distress
Late on Saturday night Of last week poor
woman with a young child in her arms called 70
see If through the influence OF the president q
cheap furnished room could be found for ner- Her
husband was out Of work, and they had been dis
possessed and had nowhere TO go. With a heart
fun OF pity. the president invited her TO remain
over SUNDAY in her own humble home A he'd was
improvised for her and the child, while the IN
happy husband and father walked the streets al!
night From her own slender means this good
Samaritan president bought milk for the child also
q dress for the little was almost naked On
Monday a furnished room in tenement house
found the wretched family, some groceries
were given them by their kind hostess and the
husband obtained work, so that sunshine seemed
to appear above the clouds Of misery surrounding
them. When the case reported to the general
Office some warm clothing. shoes and stockings
were sent for the child and a. comfortable skirt
and shirtwaists for the mother
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-11-09
HER WORK EULoGIZED.
Consul Mrs. Booth-Tucker Praised at Me-
moral Meeting.

q memorial service was reid yesterday afternoon
- 49,. Majestic Theatrc Fifty-ninth-st and Broad
80 IS 4 tribute 10 Mrs. Emma Booth-Tucksr. the
salvation army consul. who was killed IN rail-
--z.-- -y-o weeks ago. Mrs. Russell Sage.
- rev Dr David !. buIreil ~olonel r ! rug
49, rrrr I 1[IhoIlaud and Dr. Charles =.
FS-r-srf .ul0ClZed her WORK ,,, -,
Tbe theatre was crowded when a. ; q cioc1, In, me
- INV HYMNS. Grouped on the stage were
SsiT-aff0n Army officers and the speakers me
1910 us ia charge OF Dr. FagnaIlL
rrIr-el II J Higgins. VINO lor t"cHty ZeL5s
r-0-led with Mrs. B0oth-Tucker. mace q DIlet ao-
dress and showed seFeffll steieo'l-S'- Ai~'-- y
fllr.srrsirtng her WORK and llie- - -, -
49, rleeTfng was held under the auspices OF the
V-st side branch OF the Young Mems CHRISTIAN
Association
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-11-09

and companionable" open fires. TO quote Holmes,
who added that the acme Of human happiness was
lust -four feet fender" The bedrooms are
IN mahogany and oak
IIncheons. afternoon teas, lectures and musicals
will be popular features at the club during the
yyiUrcr Wellesley. Smith, Bryn Mawr, Barnard
and Vassar being represented among its members
The president IS Miss Laura D. Gil. of Barnard;
,-ica-nresident Miss Sarah Dean; treasurer, Miss
Narv stuart Pullman; secretary, Miss Grace An
5rav,z and superintendent. Miss Helen L Johnson
The mem bership includes Mrs Herbert Parsons.
NJ Arthur N SCribner. Miss Ruth Putnam. Miss
FdUy r Hewitt, Mrs. Elizabeth Stanton Batch.
Mrs William H Baldwin jr.. Mrs. William r.
S-lornrson Mrs. William c. Adams, Mrs Truman
PackJIs Mrs. Thomas T. Burgess. DR.. Emily
Dunning and Mrs. Selden Bacon Josephine Dodge
Daskam).
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-11-09
RESPONSE TO APPEAL

IN response TO the appeal IN Saturdays column.
N. r. G.. Of New-York City. has sent SO for
share the special 800 fund being raised for the
theological student
Another very generous gift for the young man
was $50 from Mrs. R 4 gift like this Is
great encouragement TO those interested IN the
case
Mrs. Meade Of Connecticut, and f." q friend
from New-Jersey, have added to the amount By
contributions OF 81 apiece
F." OF eTark y. J.. sends s. for cases men
toned in last Tuesdays Tribune and q Mount
Vernon On. " friend. gives 81 for some heart
sick. unfortunate woman