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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-01-12
SOCIAL
DOI6NGS


Mr.. and Mrs T. W. prasch will en-
terrain fhs Ninth Avenue Card club
next Thursday syerfug At their reus-
dence on Ninth avenue and Cherry
street
Miss sertrude Goststegn rave a
luncheon Saturday At the residence
Of her parents. Mr.. and Mrs. NJ fiots-
stein. Ninth avenue and Columbia
street. In the afternoon hearts were
played. About thirty young guests
were present
Miss 1. Knapp gave luncheon
party Thursday afternoon at her
horne on Columbia
Mrs. William piaott viii entertain
the henton Hff Gard Club next
Thursday evening at her home. on
Fifteenth avenue and Madison
street.
the second Bachelors bah viii
take place Wednesday evening IN
chrisieneaen's hall. Many invita-
lions have been issued ard the ar
fair h being looked forward 10 with
great deal OF pleasure
DR.. Buckley has issued Invitations
for q dancing party. 70 be given
tomorrow evening. in Littie's hail.
The university students gave a
dance Thursday night In honor of the
Stanford boys The affair was given
In the Denny hall. Dancing did not
commence until after the program
at the Grand opera house. but the
gay time continued until the wee
hours OF the morning.
The Fratfruai Union gave a dance
Saturday at the Swedish club. on
Eighth avenue and Pine street.
The Mattresses gave a big ball
Tuesday night In Ranke hall. A
sumptuous banquet was spread and
the affair was a very delightful one.
The Sunshine club has issued In
vitatlons for a dancing party. 10
take place IN Chrirferaen's hnii next
Tuesday evening. Music viii be fur
niahed by WaRner's orchestra.
Mrs. j.. r. Trowbridge gave
pretty luncheon party Wednesday
afternoon at her home. txz5 Warren
avenue Miss e. Stevenson was tho
guest Of honor. A number Of young
ladies were present.
The Five Step Club meets next
Thursday nlRht IN Tittle'H hall
The Colonial ball. 10 be given IN
chriatensen's hall. January fs. viii
be the big event Of this week. Great
prepsrn TORS are being made 70
make tfe tan q success. Wagner
will furnish the music.
The Womeu's Century Club gave
an entertaining ntssicnie On Fri
ing under the direction Of Ars. Lou
ise g. Peck. The program for the
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-01-12

that time her passenger accoiumoda.
items have been enlarged IL II In
tended that the Hay city shall leave
Tacoma az : 30 o'clock every morn
ina Tor Olympia and iraVe the latter
city az the close % the days bupis
ness there, thus enabling Seattle and
raeouta people 10 sprad the day In
the capital city and return home at
night
The officers Of the Wiley NaviEa.
ton Company. which operates the
Capital city and Muitnomah 10
Olympia. openly declare that they
viii put down all composition. The
city OF Aberdeen has recently been
overhaaled. and Il II the intention TO
put her on the Tacoma Olympia run
at reduced rates N an outside
steamer II placed there.
The Walsh was but recently taken
off the seattle TscomR Olympia run.
She had been operated at iosn. II
l. said The proposition h now 60
run her between Olympia and Ia
coma 10 connect at the latter city
with the Flyer for Seattle
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-01-12
HEARING
IN 84 u ~ i -
NOT SET
ANNIE LEWIS AND GEORGE
piooorr WILL COME BEFORE
COURT ON MURDER CHARGE
THIS WEEK

on a charFo Of numbering Nance
b. Lewis, Anna Lewis. better known
a. Anna Piggott. and her brother.
George Pisgott viii probably be
given q preliminary hearing before
Justice Of the Peace cam wednes-
day or Thursday. Their ease would
have been called sooner had u not
been Tor the change in administra-
ton OF the office 0f prosccutinE at
toruey, Anna Lewis N charged
with shooting and killing her huH.
band Ia HIS apartments at US Ncsief
way last Tuesday morning lief
brother IN held an an accomplish.
Attorneys John nore and \. AZ
Shipiey have been retained by the
defendants. This morning u was
stated that the line Of defense had
not yet been mapped out. Neither
had II been decided whether or not
a defense would be arranged for
the woman al the preliminary hear
inE. II II very probable, however
that an effort will be made TO have
fiEEott released "a the preliminary
just what testimony VIII be intro
duccd In his behalf has not been
given cut Doth prisoners are now
confined In the county jail. Lewis
funeral was held yesterday morning
The case h attracting no little at.
tention owing 10 the notofiety the
principals have gained In past years
through the police departments OF
coast cities. AZ one timr the woman
accused Of murder gained the title Of
Queen OF the Pickpeekets IN San
Francisco. Lrwts bore an unr.vory
reputation IN Seattle. though he had
"a hest % friends In the under world
The woman II alse well knosn In the
Seattle under world ana many
friends have come to her assistance
In her present trouble.
So Far she adheree tn her story
that Lewis committed suicide. The
only sorrow the woman seems TO
feel l. that she has brought her
brother into her trouble. she de-
eiafes hin entirely innocent. but the
police are CERTAIN that he had some
hand In the alleged crime and de-
trettyea arr stiii hard at work -.
curing evidence against him.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-01-12
TWO ROBBERS
IDENTIFIED

John Doyle and John Murphy.
two of the desperate gang arrested
IN North seattle lodging house
several days ago by city Detectives
Lane. Adams and Hyrues. were iden.
tined yesterday a. thr thusa Who
tied 10 chairs and rubbed an entire
family near Green Lake. Dee IL
Three members of the Blake fnfn-
iiy. victims - the thugs. saw the
men At the police station and POS
tsivsiy Identified thern as the rob
hsra
II Will be remembered that bur
Einrr entered the home Of = y. Flake
Al s519 Meadow place. ON the even
Inc Of Dec -. and bound several
members OF the family 10 chairs
while they senfs.ed the house. IN
order 10 learn the hiding place az
some Foid nuggets. the thieves
threatened 10 burn the house Luck
~ the gold VAS IN a vault IN seat
tie. Burglary charges wiii be piae-
ed against the two men Identified.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-01-12
STILL HAS
MS hAREM
popcE's PROOF THAT He
KEEPS \ coNcuaINe

JUNEAU. Jan. A--sspecial Core.
spondessce- Charlie pc<tse % kst-
chikkn has successfully resisted an
attempt TO break up his route~ hat
unconventional housekeeping ar
fragments BY due process u law
Charlie has an Indian woman for
househeeper. and some OF his pfudipn
ueighhors who arc nticki-Fs for good
form. csased hls arrest upon the
charge q unlawful Capitalization.
under the Edfnnnda law. which Was
folyxarniets.
Charlie was discharged today by
Judge Brown. The accused admitted
that the sauau was employed b.
him as a pot ransier" hut no evil
denee could he adduced 90 prove
anything unlawful In the relations
Of the pair.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-01-12

e2.7b for Long White Skirts OF
CAmbrtc-fuo ruffien 81 fine etu-
broidery-ciuster Of fine tucks
ard Insertion.
ex.ps for Long White Skirts with
two rows Of lace Insertion aud
cluster of fine tueks and deep
fuffle with lace and fine turks.
1915 UP 90 e13.5o for Long
white Skirts with knee ruffle Of
fine embroidery and fine tucka.
Gowns
soc for Gowns Of good quality
musiin-fucked yoke, trimmed
with hsmrtitched flffie.
60e fof Gowns in Mother Hubbard
style. tucked yoke. embroidery
trimmed.
Use for Empirs Gowus-iaee yoke
and iafse rsserM trimmed with
lace aud hrnstitchin..
eoc for Gowns with N-HhAped
Seck-yoke with cluster Of hem
stitched tueks. pearl buttons and
ruffle around neck and .sieexes.
finished with co,ered lawn.
D6e for Gowns. bishop style
handsomely trimmed with lace
and feather stitching.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-01-12
Big January Sale
Continues

This week we arr offering big in
ducrmenfa w 3-pieue bedroom sets.
Iaae Curtains. Chairs and CouchoH.
We have g-piecc solid oak Bed
rom Set that we marked down from
tzo.00 70 1915. This II an exception
taius are reduced one half for the
fsae0n that we have too many on
haud-we are uvcrstocked on them
and would rather sacrifice the price
and give our customers the atfvnu
tage Of gosd trade.
We Just unionded a car OF chairs.
and VIII open up the new line with
hftonlghingiy low prices You will
wonder how they can make them for
Buch money. couches have been one
Of our leading lines for " years. We
fff the price ~ selling you a good
ItronR couch this week for Is 20.
How's that7
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-01-12

eiincd O. aliaw certain eour, records
Ia hceuins part of the commission 4
repurt Amons other things lawyers
Werv Warned not tu attack any Wit
nesscH personally.
Comptroller culver of the Della
Warr a Hudson railroad, WAS the
first witness. lie said that the coal
companies arv not henefilsinH BY the
present high prices Of coat lite
stated that hts company Is Httii set
tina g. pet ton for hard coal at tide
water. Hc admitted that the coal
companies sell exclusive to middle
men aud iehhsrs ana place no re
striction upon the pfivea they may
ask
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-01-12
COAL COMMISSION
Lays Down Some Rules for Future Guidance
in Proceedings

PHILADELPHIA, Jan. is.-rhe
members u the coal commission this
morning tested Commissioner Far.
kcf. who has been unable To get enal
Tor his house IN Washington and has
been cVmpellcd 10 Cloae the residence
and move his family to a hotel. Gen.
erai Wilson, who II acting a. chair
man IN the absence Of Judge Gray,
opened the serslon with number
ot announcements First. q was
stated that hereafter there can be
NO delays because 81 the absence OF
counsel. Lawyers desiring to leave
must appoint proxies.
Second Attorney t+tnahan was tn,
fcrfaed that the commission had de-.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-01-12

evening was divided Into two parts
the numbers Of the first part being
rendered by members Of the Josefff
club, assisted By Miss Jane Jrffries,
= pupil OF the Vincent schaai Of
music The second part Was by
utemhers Of the Seattle Conservatory
OF Music.
A SURPRISE party was given TO Miss
Ina West Of south Seattle Mt her
home. Friday night. BY her friends
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-01-12
SMASHES
WINDOW
BURGLAR WITH A BRICK -BAr
VISITS JACKSON STREET
DRUGSTORE

The window smashing burglar has
again made his presence known TN
Seattle. lie Il now operating IN the
residence districts.
Late Saturday night burglar
broke window Tn a drug store at
Jackson street and TWenty-thirsi av-
enue by throwing q brick through ~.
large hole was broken IN the xisss
The burglar sot away with n qusn-
tity % goods that had been placed
In the window for display
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-01-12
DIPS ARE
AT WORK

During the past few days the po-
ice have been ali but overwhelmed
with reports from citizens who have
bren robbed by pickpockets Al.
most Invariably the rooberies have
been committed on street ears. That
an Organised band OF -diur" In At
work IL the belief cf many Ia the
police department.
Watch charms. watches ana
chatsiainc purses have been stolen.
Yesterday y HRshsck reported TO
the police that very valuable dia-
r1ond sunhuFst brooch had been
stolen from his wtf~'r dress collar.
The police were tnid that the plcce
of 1rwelry was lest In a street car.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-01-12

On eharap 1T fvrkiesn driving,
hd MnruneN a tyhmatpr employed
10 the EaHtriu Transfer co. was
arrested BY Policeman Kelly to-day
The attrat WIS made az the request
ot citizens who claimed 10 fear that
some one would br injured II the man
were allowed 10 continue In hln
course,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-01-12

Pete swanson. = sailor. was robbed
by two women At the corner o.
Fourth avenue and Yesier way Sat
urday night The women met their
victim on thN corner. accosted him
and then went through his pockets
before he had n chance 20 object
They stole so from his pocketbook
and laughed AT him when he threat
tned their arrest. He reported the
affair 10 the police Immediately.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-01-12

soc up 60 s1.75 for French Cor
set covsfs-aii over lace tucks.
fine iRrc yoke with beading and
ribbon trtmmius.
Long White Skirts
We price several styles OF Long
white skirts. The Ehort Skirts
Will be sold at coffespondinEty low
prices. but We were unable TO ret
them marked IA time for the Ad-
vertiains copy to 20 10 the papers
Friday night.
zoe for Long white akirts-hana.
somely trimmed with embroidery
SOC for Long white Skirts with
embroidery or lao. trimming and
clusters Of fine tucks.
0ec for Womeu's Long white
Skirts with deep ruffie. tucked.
and deep lace edginE.
el.45 for Long white Skirts with
four rows Of lace insertion and
raffle. lace trimmed.
t1.00 tor Long White skirts with
deep ruffle-isee OF embroidery
trimmed.
eJ.hO for Long white Skirts with
three ruffi.r. trimmed with fine
Point de Paris lace.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-01-12
INSANE INTRUDER

An Insane man was arrested by
Police Clerk Easaon and Might jail
er Cotbctt ~ an early hour this
nornteg The fellow was creating =
diHturbane IN house at Ill Sixth
avenue. when the assistance Of the
police was asked
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-01-12

Drawers
rae a pair for Muslin Drawers
made full with deep ruffls and
two rows 81 hemstitchinE.
xoe for Muslin Drawers with deep
ruffie-tacc trimmed.
Rue for Muslin Ora wefr deep ruff
fie with insertion Of ebrutdsry.
30e Tor Muslin Drawers with caHi-
brie ruffie and heu1atiched tucks.
soc for Muslin Drawers with cam.
brio faffis. with two rows OF
hemstifchinx and tofchon lace.
Doe for Fine Drawers made with
clusters OF tuekH and embroiiery.
Soc for Drawers with deep ruffls.
hsmstisched tuekH. embroidery
Insertion and lace.
soc for Drawers made with deep
ruffls.. hsmstitches tueks and
feather stitching. deep Point de
Parts lace. also many other
styles up 20 f11t.
Chiidren's Drawers
Childfsn.s Drawers of sood mus
Nm. made with clusters OF fine
sacks
stzs= I and at.............s..l be
slaes :. and 5 at.i..s.....ss...1 ee
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-01-12

el.Ig for Gowns. bishop styie-
nicely hemstitohed-lafgs sleeves
el.3o for Empire 0oWus-yoss a
embroidery with large reverb
trimmed with fine tuchs and en-.
broidery.
tl.bo for Gowns IN bishop tfyie-
handsomely trimmed with l4es
embroidery.
ei.bO for Gowns with square sea
trimmed with embroidery inser.
ton. beading and satin rlbha1.
el.75 for Gowns OF fine material
N-shaped yoke. all over tnfks'
trimmed with embroidery ins>y.
tion and lace with beading ana
ribbon.
ez.O0 for Bishop Gowns-frorf q
yoke with cluster Of very flze
sucks. and hAa fancy ernbfoi0>ry
at neck.
$3.50 for Fine Gowns. blzha.
styie-ail over turks with fanry
embroidery and fine lace, head
ind and ribbon.
t3.25 up to sos for PIN
Goans-h bishop style. very hsn3-
s0fneiy made and Trimmed
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-01-12

city Engineer Thomson s. con-
fined 10 his hotnr to-day BY Illness.
lie contracted a severe cold last
week on y trip to the site II the pro.
posed municipal lighting plant At
the eradu atsrn Of Cedar river.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-01-12

The following marriage licenses
have been Issued; King Hird. 80. Of
Newcastle. and Amanda MrNairy.
Is. 81 Nashville. Tenn Robert
Oottsehalk. -. and kittie Smith. "a.
both Of Seattle. A. =. ttasel -. and
Lillian Castle. legal aKe. both OF
Everett
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-01-12
White Fair Display and Sale Of Cambria.
NAinsOok and Swiss
Embroideries

In Edges. Insertions Ribbons. Beading and Galooas
Needless say that for this stock Of En-
brodefes for this seasons White Fair spasses by far any
shown by Many exclusive imported novelty de-
signs Swiss and Nansook Sets included the dis
playall widths, from to the very wide with
scrton match All OF these will be conveniently
ed for early choosing Many dainty colored effects a
Edges and Insertions will att much attention, the
designs entirely We readily suit all purses
with the vast assortmenas IT Is indeed the largest
shown the Pacific coast.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-01-12

" fAYeaiuy II an John street. re-
ported to the police last night that
a thief had stolen his oycfyuat tn a
Green Lake cut
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-01-12

AZ ave per yard. Cambria En-
brpidcries. worth tc and exc
At sre per yard. Cambria En-
broidcrirs, worth 9tfc and s i-1c.
At s. per yard. Cambria En-
broidcriee. worth Toe anc tgitc.
At l-ae pct yard. Cambria : -
broideries. worth itc.
- At Toe per yard. Cambria En-
hroid~Fitn. worth lie.
At ifhc per yard. Cambria En-
broldsfiea. worth iecs
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-01-12

Sizes q and at..s.s...s........2 Use
chiidrcn's Drawers. made with
clusters Of fine tucks and smbfoid-
cry.
Sizes l and : st...s............sl be
Hizss 4 4 and Q st..............2 Je
hines and ! st.,.s.........u.tx bo
Corset Covers
Tue fer Perfectly Plain Corset
tovefn--of good materials.
izAe for Tisht-fittib Corset Cow
ere embroidery trimmed.
Ice for Corset coxetr-Nery pref
thy trimmed with lace.
xbe for Corset Covers - blouse
front and trimmed with lace In
sertion and edsins At neck.
35s fof Corset cevers@mAde %
white dimlty French style
trimmed with lac. and beading
and ribbon.
soc for Corset CoyeFr-Frrnrh
rtylr. with clusters of fine tucks
and feather stitching.
7be for Corset coNsra-frerch
stylr-frcnt made Of hsnstitehsd
tucss-neck and sleeves embroia-
cry trimmed.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-01-12
Specials In Cambria Embroideries

The window display gives a fair idea of this elegant as
sortment-the finest and choicest in all that's and
dainty in Cambria Edges-ail exclusive pattcrns-blnd
openwork and beaded effects. Widths from to al
inches These all assorted and divided into separate
lots for carly choosing
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-01-12

Al fsc per yard caushric IN.
broidefies. worth &c and Sc.
A. itr per yard Cambria I'm
hroideries worth CSC ard Tic.
Al Gle per yard. Cambria En-
hroidcr4rs. worth ssc and &c.
At &c per yard. Cambria IN.
hroiderieE. worth CSC.
Al a5c per yard. Cambria En-
breidcrses worth 6oc.
At Sae per yard Casnbric En.
broideries, worth sc snG &C.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-01-12

Sizes and az ....t...s....,s..2 3e
chiidrcn's Drawers. made with
clusters Of fine tueks and smhrold-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-01-12
A Word AS to the Prices

a prees the lowest made by avid the garn
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1903-05-30
SPARETTA OF INDIA.
At Last sparotta Has Conquered Where
Others Have Failed.

After fair trial of SPARErrA does not
prove satisfactory, we guarantee to re-
fund your money. SPARErrA is a won
derful cure Tor dyspepsia and all stomach
troubles, malaria, liver complaints, and
General Debility. SPARErTA has been
used for years by the surgeons in the
English Army in India, with wonderful
results and cures. SPARErrA is com.
bination Of valuable drugs making the
whole beautiful and valuable prepara-
ton. For toning the general systems to
recover the normal condition ofthe or
gans OF vitality, after the long use of
drugs or stimulants, SPARErTA is great.
As a tonic, SPARETrA has no equal.
Among those from whom we have re-
ceived testimonials, we mention:-Robt.
L. Strange, John II. Wells, p. Kashner,
l.. {. Heintz, +. Popham, r.. w.
Welsh, George Gebhart. Jas. +. Strange,
John Mason, ]. Stewart. All Of Annap-
oils, Geo. Ii. Gates, sI7 Second street,
N. w. Washington ID. c.; Chas. Neu.
mann, II9 I street, n. w. Washington,
ID. &.
Trial size, 2scts, Regular size socts,
Manufactured by
X. X. SMITH.
IIo Main street,
m2S Annapolis; Md.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1903-05-30
FIRST ALUMNI BANQUET
OF THE ANNAPOLIS HIGH SCHOOL HE'LL
At CARvEL HALL.
4 Delightful Musical And Literary Program
Rendered By Members Of The
Alumni Association.

Four classes had been graduated from
the Annapolis High School, and the fiith
class was on the threshold OF graduation
when an alumni association was toImed
The organization held several meetings
developed plans and the result was the
flrst alumni banquet was held lat night
a, Carvel Hall.
Previous to the banquet a musical and
literary program OF merit was carried
out. there being no piano at Carve
Hall, the entertainment was held at the
residence Of Mrs. Joseph Brown. Prince
George street. The iolloSing were the
numbers on the program:
Overture Grenadiers,''
Alumni Orchestra
Vocal Solo--"I Have Something Sweet
To Tel You" -. Miss Stella Phillip.
Original Poem. -. Miss Louise Mann
Vocal Duet---"Trust Her Not,
Misses Maude and Edna Feldmeyel
High School History. :. Donald Riley
Piano Duet--"On The Race Course
Misses Evangeline and Geneva Kaisel
Vocal Quartet--"Cupid Made Love Tc
The Moon, Misses Frances Du.
vail, Geneva Kaiser, Maude Field.
meyer and Edna Feldmeytr
High School Prophecy Miss Belle Mann
Chorus--'Lulled BY The Silence
Alumni Association
Each number was excellently rendered,
yet especially worthy OF mention is the
original poem by Miss Louise Mann, oI
which was well composed and showed
talent and wi. Mr.. Donald Riley, presi.
dent OF the Association, read the High
School history. The subj ct matter oi
his paper was highly commendable. He
reviewed the bret history OF the High
School. which has accomplished great
good by means OF honest work.
Mr.. Riley referred to the Loyalty OF the
School Board. the trustees and cnizens,
and especially the daily press OF Annap.
oils, (which has always devoted IT'S
columns 10 further the aims OF the High
School, and has always given credit
where credit was due. Alter the pro-
gram the Association repaired to Carvel
Hail, where the first alumni banquet was
held. Covers were laid Tor twenty eie ht.
Prot. Irving L. Twilley was toaslmaster.
and the following responded to toasts
1.-The School. Miss Georgia Linthicum
"The Teacher" Miss Frances Duvall
1.-The Class Spirit" Miss Grace Strange
The Man With a Spade
Miss Louise Mann
"The Sweet Girl Graduate
Mr.. John Slrohm
"The Alumni .... Mr.. Donald Riley
Musical People" -.
Miss Edna Feldmeyel
"The Press" Mrs. Emma Abbo t-Gage
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1903-05-30
ST. JOHNS WEEK.
Program Of Commencement Exercises At
This Old Institution.

Program OF Commencement Exercises At
This Old Institution.
The week Of Thursday, June nth. TO
Thursday, June I7th, will be S.. Iohn's
week. On Thursday, June nth, al q.
M, will be held the Junior Ora.orical
contest. On Friday, June 18th, al 10 40
p. m, the Preparatory School commence.
ment. at which an address will b. made
by the Rev. George Z. Wood, OF Easl
New Market, Md. On Saturday, June
18th, al 4 p. m, there will be a baseball
game-Aiumni VS.. College.
On Sunday, June I4th, at II a m.
the baccalaureate sermon will be preach
ed at 81. Anne's p. Z. Church by the
RI. Rev. Leighton Coleman, ID. ID, Bishop
of Delaware, and al 8 p. M, a sermon to
the College Y. NJ. c. A. at Ma Wand
Avenue M. +. Church by the Rev. c.
w. Baldwin, ID. D.. of Baltimore. On
Monday, June 18Th, at IL a. M, the
Senior Class oratoTical contest will be
held, and at p. m. the Philokalian
Society celebration at Mcdowell Hall.
On Tuesday, June 10Th, at 10 90 a. m.
the Senior Class day exercises will be
held. and at 8 p. m. the Philomathean
Society celebration. On Wednesday June
I7lh, at 10. 80 a. m, the commencement
exercises will be held. The address TO
the graduates will be delivered by the
Hon. Edwin Wai6eld, Of Baltimore, the
Democratic candidate for Governor OF
Maryland. At 8 p. m. the business meet
ing of the Alumni of the College viii be
held, followed by a banquet.