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New-York tribune., 1903-03-15

Benad Mss GLADYS tiusenheir daussier ssdveT Of
dour2ter dan af N, Of XTs L Ros'Iacl1 Miss MaEon
Ws W9nhs De.h GaTfh's son Of Mrs ous n4,h Mea9sr
Monroe Percy Bloch; son OF MTs 5 N btoen Ne NJ
f e'T5S PoaK 5l:o The mot hers runs are The
rat-onesses Of this class. ard each child has me ne
cotIon The favors are all 10 be If gaper and vi. vii
All fashened exactly as the articles They rcpessnt
and IN the most up to date stste, 49,, W'Its Vii iii
90 ieare Glad in The Ia favdrs they have presented
with
Miss Gertrude Ha.sey Howell. the daughter Of
M. and Mrs. Mortimer Z. Howell. Of Westhamr-
ton Long Island. was married "n IhursdaH 10
Duane Phillips Cobb. Of New York. formerly of
Chicago The marriage took pa"e AZ 'irac"
Church Chantry at o'clock the Rev Or hunting
ton performing the ceremony. Miss Margaret Nr-
CIung. of Knoxville. Tenn was maid ot honor the
other Two bridesmaids being Miss Gladys Cobb
niece Of the bridegT and Miss Theodore Rich
ards. Of Germantown Philadelphia The best man
vas William B. Dean cf New-York The ushc-s
DR.. Hampton T. Howell and Lloyd Mortimer
Howell. brothers Of t'7o bride. James Barnett Of
Grand Rapids. Mich. ana Charles Carter of Pitts
burg All tn uSherS had been classmates of The
bridegroom at Yale. The briee's dress was of
she wore veil ef tuile ana carried bouquet Of
bridal roses The maid of honor wore crepe de
we're a Combination of white Paris muslin ard
lace, their hats being white. with pink roses and
wore going away gown and Jacket Of gray cloth.
and navy blue hat. Mr.. and Mrs Duane P.
Cobb left Immediately for the South On their re-
turn they will take I'D their abode at the West
minister. in East Sixteenth-st-. until the autumn.
The Hahnemsnn Hospital intends 70 give two
musical teas in aid Of the childrens free ward on
April nd is. at o'clock. The tea April will
he held the home of Mrs H Durant Cheever.
No 81 East Fifty-hrst-st. and that Of April Is at
. the home OF Miss Florence GUERNSEY No. $50 Cen
trail Park South. Many prominent artists will con-
tribute 10 the programmes for these afternoons
I Tea will be served from S o'clock. The women
| who are arranging the entertainment Mrs,
Howard Carroll: chairman Mrs Samuel J. Drake.
Mrs. Gardner weatherbee. Mrs Samuel S. Blood.
Mrs. John II. FlaEler. Mrs. John Love Elliot Mrs.
Ira Barrows. Mrs. John r. Stanton Mrs Julius II.
Seymour. Mrs. Frank EorthTop and Mrs. Arthur l..
Root.
The Amateur Billiard Club Of New-York opened
its rooms. ,3-Il5 West Seventy -ninth-st. Thurs
day evening, March L. The aim Of the club in pro-
viding these rooms was TO have d place where
OF billiards could enjoy the game under ideal
conditions Membership is ohtained through cleo
tion 10y the following Board cf Governors: Pres
dent William l.. Gerrish: vice president David J.
Burtis, secretary. Walter G. Douglas; treasurer.
| Albro Akin: Franklin Paddock Howard Colby.
Richard L. Strong. E. Q. Presby, James G. Batter
sen tr.. John H. Porges. William GeEshel. Duncan
New-York tribune., 1903-03-15

befors an interessinE article entitled 1od
ing Hunting 1t uP. studieo u,.s,I rur-
som found myself Interested IN oens s
.ri+ which was not without its Immediate
For I'D 10 this time h2d oeen llE'hE ~, " .h,oa
the fat of the land-bacon; but my s'"uieS -.
80 ~ eunnl.noent this now with Vege'dpie 'uN'
~. oen+rr,es spo had graced the dinners OF tne
Css.ars So absorbing did the study hecohe lioll. ~
sastrononic, culinary and o'her points "a
that have continued 1t ever Siiict' ,,, Govt
.Iyben 7 began the study there was not any sI :
athook on the subject that was in any degree
he often made myself i'll throusn eallis
too reekesSSf disciples IN various H
SECTIONS of the count.ynG naccuracy of the books
non he subject to 'ese ei about
edible a1s,es nod of ether Written nong
nef Saa Followed another In svinE
ban anSs seven hundred edible varieties OF
nat edaie hsye s iRhe peccs has
qp 20 to out sa!"f to 6H for
Of the but aamn heir for fungi
pientu As soon as s bas myGoSss' noW sure way
G he o,hers Is i For the spores seeds Of
fall ground the rain Teeps fe seeds
in the se root and he who
hit on oadsooi VII ne ae 90 m eathered the
mvcoogis takes them home ara odr ,rSS its shape its
sash Then he makes very carefully spore prlnst ps
Of IT, To spore print ruil gTowdd gsrsd 'n1 'nnn
smned paper, covered with cup ana tha, ' time m a
.,ybt nine BV tNe emo ~ TIC,
great quantity Of spores or seeds. WI WI ier me-
Tleea spores are what max" the print, ana 1 ,t
nrint TO the mycologist, reveals much tcr tEf!S
tind nf 1oadstoOi has SpOrc thd' Is i''''.ai ~
aha ne In size and in color. . J..,
>as anal test the mycoogist eats IN" toa1slo"I,
unless - belongs prescribed variety haNins i
u'hita ar lemon yellow gills and casting VIII
snnres This may s"om like bray" decd L" 'r'
I,aine II does not seem bray" II all. y" says. .
The teeinnfr tnadsonl 'AtllG HS'i'i!E Al'' =.
comm.nd.tInu for tIH TINS II" iFl'htI =, -
n.y. 1cs. rvce Often the b. gihnor becomes 1rlgh1
nneA after he has eaten toadsfoo! II" l,Hdsl.tIS
1rat he has POISONED himself. He thlnkS ne ieei9
violent pains in his stomach an1 his heaH. .? ~
ct,ds fnr \ rhysician. and emetlC IS pIeSCIlnen
bur often there IS HHthlnS t'' iiia''ei WI" '
nut ina gina ton ..., - a 20. =
The tradstonl eater does not pitch in ana eat
o,art Of unknown toadstpos ofthan lie che rs am
Swallows small piece Of one toad>tool nrSt' anu
then lie watches himself ,IlNl"uSly, lyfls on
couch for half an hour. If nothing happens ne
cooks the whole t03dStool and eats u hth IL.
lies down again. and again he waits. if fhc1t |ES
hanlf Of the toldst" "ols. and i thIr! TIM Ii'E
down watch himse + , 49,,
And II Is all these thincS-fhn ? 'h"Fing ~ t0df
stools their classification their sp"Tt prints ana
their earing-that Nh" mycnoglSts dls.NSs AT 'heT
meetings. Thev argue pdsslolIatelJ. lliey produce
photocra7hs Of toadstoo.s They rave supp rs
Whereat naIs r5l=s'rna IS hi, rs Cahhac"s. some
as small a. ,raS-are cooked III i Gr. 1t E1r"ty at
Dr. Adolph " Miller. the founder "f tho I'hila
delphia psychological society. narrated tE@ otheI
dav the story Of the one death that has occurred
in Theological circles
New-York tribune., 1903-03-15
WAYS OF THE WORLD.
LACK of Mental Stimulus Cause Of
Mann Bodily Ills.

rr.at many so-called illnesses are probably the
stimulus sufficiently strong to overcome the IRE
ouent dsoueting symptoms TO which humanity Is
heir ana which undoubtedly often be converted
su;o bona fde ailments by mental suggestion This
s. certainly true Of threefourths of mladys indis
1csitious. which disappear as if by magic under
The skilfuI and tactful Treatment OF physician
who combines q knowledge Of the world with the
eklll Of an -EsculapiUs.
Even counter irritant is better than constant
dwelling on the one idea said the family doctor'
As an illustration, / had patient who was con-
WINGED that her lungs were affected and that she
would die Of consumption. When / aTst examined
her there was nothing wrong, but she actually de-
veloped alarming symptoms. simply. l DO oeeVe
bv dwelling on them and fostering them: ana l
think she really would have gone into q decllre
81 as luck would have it. she had not caught me
measles ano when she was cured CT the !alter lhe
lung trouble gone. ,,. 49,
Give your daughter very smart waking cos
t,,rnc and tell her how becoming IL is. SAID an
other physician with the wisdom Of the serpent
and make up theatre parties Tor her: she
needs exercise and amusement. that is what is the
matter with her
That must be wonderfully good air at Pal
Reach said husband whose wife was on the
verge Of nervous Irostration and had been sent
South to recover. Mary writes ne sfe mas Ilci
had an i'll moment since she got there.
Poor man said his auditor 10 herself as she
smiled syrpa theticaly. He does not Know ana
] dare say his wife does not know either that II
was pure boredom that allied her Now that she Is
amused she IS ali right
New-York tribune., 1903-03-15
THE TOADSTOOL EATER.
Mycologists Not Alone Foddists-
Women Who Experiment.

A n,vcolosist is a person who risks his health
and sometines even risks his life in studying the
edible qualities OF toadstoos It is a mycoogist s
chief icy TO prove. on his person. that toad
stool heretofore thought deadly is nutritious OFTEN
mrcoloeis,s become i'll through toadstoo' eating.
There are two Theological societies in PhlIadeI-
nhia there is one in Boston. and dozen other So
cieties of this kind flourish in dozen other cles
of the United States These associations wherein
as a rule the women outnumher the men, nave
studied one thousand American toadstools seven
hundred Of which they have proved are Sooa ~ ed'
Rut rnanv a doctor they have Mad 10 summon sud
denlv in the prosecution IF this huge task Tnd one
nycologist in Washington died tw" years az"
through eating an Aman'a muscaria in mistake Tor
an ANA nita CteSarea.
NyColosistS do not test foadStnols on themselves
alone They try them upon animals. TOO. At times
4 DISTINGUISHED mycolosist. Dr. W. : Carter. pro
fcssor of physiology in the University "f Texas.
has conducted an interested and noted series al
tests Of toadstool poisons upon frogs. cats dogs
and COWS Altogether, the passion with "nlCh
mycoIogists ride this hobby of theirs is thlns IN
expca BILE to the average man.
The Philadelphia Mycological Society vas founde1
five wears ago hy Or AdoIph ". Miller. Another
tain Charles McIlvane the president OF the second
Quaker CITY orsanization the Philadelphia My"o-
logical Centre CAPTAIN McIlvainn recently told
how twenty years as". he took up this strange
pursuit,
A score @. years back he said. y was living
in the mountains Of West Virginia While riding
on horsnhark through the dense forests of that
great unfenced State. every side luxuriant
growths of fungi 50 inviting in color cleanliness
and flesh that il occurred to me- they ought to be
eaten. I remembered having read a short time
New-York tribune., 1903-03-15

nnered an apology. $50 thought your sitting room
n.ust he upstairs. I suppose she made q mistake
at ali she With ready e ns tact
nrrettv room; and with such becoming wrapper"
Chinese servants are said to be ,hghI salts
oncs tssht but 1t is necessary for that reason
- hs csref,I not to make any mistake in coaching
tS.@m me or overlook any contingency. woman who
decided to try Chinese man servant 6essn M b, by
ftors and as an object lesson presented herself at
the front door ard gave the man her card telling
and then usher the guest into the reception
room This he learned quickly and satisfactorily.
and that afternoon when the doorbell rang she
leaned over the banisters to see the result Ine
who was calling looked at it and then seemed dis,
satisfied Suddenly he darted TO the table prndueea
Compared the two. and yehement,y shook his head head
interfere he shut the door in the visitors face
New-York tribune., 1903-03-15
Teas, Receptions.

\ Drake
lA Mi-Carene hazaar in aid Of the Aavle' Free
Publication Society for the Blind Will be given next
TUESDAY afternoon and evening in the Red Koon
a, Dclnnnco's Fifth-ave. and Forty-fourth-st
Among the natronesses IF the affair are: Mrs
Edward Amend. Mrs. William Amend MAZDA N"
Andret. Mrs Fl. T Armstrong. Mrs John A@I''i''
Mrs William Arnold. Mrs Frederick Bell Mn"-
De Benavi,ies Miss Frances Booth, Mrs Herman n
PoSch Mrs John Y. BouNier, Miss Bouvier, MISS
Mary Howell Ro,,vier. Miss Aexne Bonvter' Mrs
James V DeyIin. Miss Josephine Drexel. Mrs. NJ !
Drumrlond. Mrs. Z Finlay. Mrs. Henry F. tlnlay
Mrs Henry Hall Forbes. Mrs. Robert Greene Mrs
IIyl- Miss Cieorsin" Iselm. Miss Jacquelin. Mrs
6 staHton FoydJonlS ls Ns peanSy s6 Ka4S MT1
Mrs joseph Marih Miss N7rf; A5s p,ln1 Iqs9 urs
J j. Pulleyn. Mrs. Allan Ramsay; Mrs Clagel'
snotwe Mr r 3@f sc K15nc Nrs NfS My Tersv
Mrs Frank T:avers. Mrs Emile Nalabls Mrs
S9rsG o m a h Sccn% % ii o pee H'
within the reach Of the blind throughou the nlted
States Roman Catholic literature III raised point
Print This is large and cos,iX nndar,akins n m n
those who f'"sS Tho Gll' "t sight
One of the largest social meetings Of the season
was held by the West End Womans Republican
Association on Thursday afternoon. The guests o.
honor were Mrs J. Ellen Foster, Of Washington
D c: Mrs Charlotte Wbour, president OF soro
sis Mrs. William Gerry Stade. president OF Cnlted
States Daughters of l512. Mrs. Frank Nugent. or
Riverside Drive: Mrs Esther Herman and Dr.
William r Patterson of the Tenement House De
partment All the made short graceful
speeches and Dr- Patterson spok" on the tenement
house laws Madam Ogden Crane and her pupils
furnished the musical programme. lncludlng So
prano and contralto solos; Duets and piano sol"
hv Sadie Pounds Grace Zerbe and Jessie Belden
A reading vas given by Edward Gafney. During
the social half hour refreshments were served.
Charles Stevens. son of Hdebrand T Stevens.
Consul General for Great Britain and the United
States at Tabreez. Persia. is his first visit 10
this country. He is being entertsnRd hy Mrs
William Russell Graves. of No. 2a3 West Set-nt! :
thlrd-st., who spent month Of the summer of 1907
the home OF the consul general in TabreeZ
Charles Stevens the guest OF honor at large
theatre party the Garden the other evening.
Mrs. Graves being the hostess.
A studio reception and tea given hy n. r
Brewer and his Tuesday afternoon. Miss
Ruby Rees. Miss julia Doyle and Miss Bessie
Hewitt assisted receiving.
Miss Sarah Eliot Newman announces a series Of
three Lenten lectures. to be given at her studio.
No. S3i Madison-ave., the first three "Wednesday
aftcrnoons of April beginning; at } o'clock. Miss
Adelaide Skeel Will give the opening talk under
the title OF Those Gracious Girls Of Long Ago
while some oldtime ballads will be sung by Miss
Maud AmhroseReeves. The second afternoon will
be devoted to ''American Music. with Arthur Far
New-York tribune., 1903-03-15

we'll H w Lnon.is Mrs, Charlor" komlosy and
Mrs Any Grant or gEc Dr, grnm@ .t Tn, .,,f coz p.
given hy Henry F: Krehh.,l. win pan" t'"s'ra-
tlonS ly Edmund L M"ls'r
Mrs William T Farkor of - - Wee One
huIured M sevcnteenth-st.. gay" musical -" "n
Friday afternoon Mis- '.lsa.urr + II 80" NJ
ra.k.r san several SCI, I'll ,.ls ,n.,- t!4' guests
ws,e Mrs. Robert Todd and Asss E.':rlla Nal
lace from Delaware. the Misses Miller. Mis- AZ
io:r. srhermerLorn, Mrs Jamss;s '; y, hoi.S. Mr=
,,l.h. Miss Evelyn Wr7dla and Mis- Nsr-sr"t
lIIngton
a concert. euchre and reception VII he b. 1T E,
thA benefit Of the Harlem Dls'easary hy the W"m-
Auxiliary Tnursda! evening MarCn -
This Will take place at the Harlem ta-!no, on
hundred -andtwenty-fourth-st a and Severth-ave rt
- 7. aThc president of this auxiliary Mr.
John H. Mccarthy. first vc|-nreSld"nt. Mrs I"i'n
Beaver: second vice-presidcnt. Nh Charles O.
Long; third vice-preslIenr. NJ { y Mar>h> re
Cor'iing secretary. Mrs. Andre 7 Shipman.
slor!lns secretary. Mrs John +. Har,a.
Mrs. James II. Purdy. The chairman "f the 'lrrr-
tainn.ent committee is Mrs Ioss ph T. Mrt;ov,rH
assisted by Mrs 1osean Earrc Nj. Wa.'." Wag
staff. MIS-. l. {. Lyons. Mrs ."nn Mlr, h.I. Mrs
Rlrha.d Farr"lly- Mr.. I Frtn=l. and Arr.. Farkr
The boXholde"s a!e Mrs J"n ii Mccarthy 'fi,'
FTesiden1s oox, GeorEe y Cory. tr@ss'lr'r "f ~"
lloonsy, MI; \ &, snipa3an. Mg>> :: rarr44Ii Mrs
Ns1rhtdn and ,he asss S5r:o! ~, an r. 'i Mrt
nd NY yon j5s Mr. g4sdv asd Ns: Sd TSSaS T I y Ar
n Purdv The musical part 81 the pro4ra NM. WI,
be furnished ny The following artists Mrs .I"s" "lh
3. Weed. sonran" George Mitchell tenor E.ir"l.,
vnn Rvhtncr. ContTalto. Mr.. Ma a,la<key. htrytuue
and Charles Dunn. accompanies. a nuUI,r IF
handsome prizes Will te gwen. There Will l." lnn'
ing.
Miss Helen Miller 'TcuId has added her
the list OF patrnneSses already announced the
musical to be gwen for the benefit Of III. GittI"
Mothers Aid Association at Happy nav House.
No 236 Second-aVe., on the AFTERNOON Of March y
Other new Iatronesses are Mrs. Emil IIoch"r. Mrs
". ". Je1erics Mrs. George + Valentine" Mrs
Harriet Harms. Mrs Norval Eusty Mrs + t.
Carpenter. MIS- George W Easnn. Or S,ldd.'r
Mason. Mrs. s E Dera!smes. Mrs. Frederick Y. r.
Dey Mrs Harry a. Groesbeck. Mrs William Tuu-
bridge. Mrs. Charles f. SDrague. Mrs. cha les II
Isham. Mrs George F. Snhhard Mrs. {. 4 Shayn".
Mrs T. A. Smith. Mrs. Frank Louis Nugcut. NJ
Harry Wallersten, Mrs William Henry pak!cy.
Mrs William B. Wheeler Mrs. Henry Spadnn".
Mrs. Melville a. Marsh. Mrs john II FlasE and
Mrs Payson Merrill. Mr. s. G. n"d1, chairman
of the committee of arrangements. is working hard
% make the affair a and EXPECTS hnh"
exceptionally good musical Programme. The
taking the little rn'hors'' III" country for lit
tie fresh air while thu ft> h"uhhl,- At tn.
side in IL" mountains. Ticket, ma, l"' obtained
from any mltr If tn" committee.
The King Crown Of COLUMBIA University IS
arranging to give the annual varsity show at
New-York tribune., 1903-03-15
Weddines and Other Social incidents.

the Carnegie Tyceu21 during the week beginning
March - The entertainment will take the form
II an original opera. entitled The MISCHIEF
Maker and tn arrangems1ts are IN I charge St tn
chairman. Harold Hathaway Week. LOUIS ise-
Iaekman Harry TvvforG Peters. George Henry
Marces siF HaTisT DoGss " R1ren: al Leers lava
son Rigs, j.. lewis Garfield spenca e Ru,herfgrd
;,c''Tsi' oT MSgr 'tFfFi 1 Rassoe Crosby t Gage
Mrs r~ora ch4~1lrr No 10 West Twcnfy-Nishth
at h"rne-.. b'Srun,ng this afternoon.
~ and Mrs How ard Mlc:ntt. No = st Ntoh
roons in Arril
Owing illness n her family Mrs ArnoI1
Schram Obliged postpone m" reception
Inch she To- haS" gwen Yesterday afternoon
~ her home in the Euclid. Broadway and Eighty
4. thu first Saturday "f the month
Mrs. john !, Walsh. Of No. 5 East Ninety tarrd
st Will hold reception for the Association Of
Irtronasscs of ST Francis Xaviers College on
u,s1iy. March l.. At p m Mrs D !. O'Connor
t:, treasurer. Will read the report Of the enter
t;,innsEt hcld at tn" Waldorf Astoria December
- Am ,nG tho ratr"nessr< are Mrs. Morgan j
O Rricn, Mrs, Edward z Amend. Mrs. John II
NJ rCarrhv Mr.. John ! Walsh. Mrs Edward Nc
Call. Mrs James a OCiorman. Mrs T. a. Nc
Ehun. Mrs. William Schickel. Mrs. Miles Terney.
Mrs r Rodrisucs. Mr., NJ f. Rannin. Mrs
Michael Mu4ue~n. Mrs. Andrew McCormirk-
MrS 5,~hst T nay Mrs Kiehsrd 'roker Ms
D.lin"nir". Mrs. Swanton. Mrs. Paul Fuller. Mrs
LANES 7 Fitzgerald. Mrs. Frank 7 Fitzgerald.
Mr. Leonard a. GIeEerirh. Mrs Louis Haffen.
Mr. Henry Heidi. Mrs Robert Hoguet. Mrs G.
Stanton Floyd-Jnuee Mrs l. King. Mrs. Jere
ln:.,h Lyons. Mrs L J. Kennedy. MarquiSe I.anza
Countess Iiatzfeldt Mianeth and Mrs Edward Ma
gture. Thrr" will he musical selections rendered
by members ~ tho association
NJ tho Arena Thursday afternoon Mrs
E.'rt'hrr and Mrs. Schater gave a euchre. About
forty w"rren attended. among them Mrs. Regnault
Mr.. Herman. Mrs Pfrrer. Mrs Huber Mrs
Nduss. Mrs May. Mrs kroeden. Mrs. Mahnk-n
Mr-. Sachs"r, Mrs. II. W. Schmidt. Mrs. w
Amend. MIS-. Edward Amend and Mrs Or
s. GotrPS- Fh" prizes won by the follow ing
Mrs May first prize. Mrs w Amend second
Mrs. Lehman third. and Mrs Nauss fourth.
ON" Of IT." Easter weddings will ~ that OF Miss
Euth COS. daughter Of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Fin
nry CON. who Viii marry br- Edwin Brown jerks
on Tuesday, Al,rlI II. at 81 O'Clock in the after
noon. III All Souls church. .Maiison-ava. and
SiXty-ri<th-sI Th" attendants are tn he Miss
Iuiiqra ney". Miss Madeleine Cary. Miss Elizabeth
fs"ilcu. Miss Helen Brown. Miss Ruth Guernsey
ard Miss Crruria Helen Merrill maid of honor
Hdls@y Sayles Is 10 be the best man. and the ush-
living tttn. T. Morgan Ero"kheld Hathaway
New-York tribune., 1903-03-15

Paris has lust organized union of French moth
ers. on lines similar to the mothers congresses
and child study circles popular In the Cnlteo
States l. aims, among other things. 20 secure the
passage Of laws for the protection of mothers ana
10 make cooking a required study during the maj
wear in girls schools. An unusual plank IN lIs
MIA form however. provides for the furnlShlns o.
n4cessties comforts and medical aid n poor nl'll
ers during their confinement
In Moorestown nine -ri.e-out sIhnrn or fh1la-
delphia the Young people have club that thNE cAi
th.. RanahIar=. AS may he inferred from us nar
the object the club Is 70 raInole about but lis
rambling is dictated hv system and is ntersp7rs@d
with essay writing and reading bearing on the ram
tiaS For instance ona of its fti2ss the mem
y. - visit Snlt curious rock fornla tions IN
Nev-Jeraev: : next they may 60 10 tnllt- =
Gerhia where I3artraTl's Gardens supply tntIn
with many Ia: specimen Of trees ard shrubs Is
savjste la1r rfree months in which 70 prepare
then!s, I've and expected 70 put Individual re-
search into their productions One clever girl had
'1nush ,o41!ls'' tor her top.r AS first step. she
borrowed all the hooks rnNcooev She could lay
hands on even obtaining several rare works from
the Phiiadel2hia Public IIorary that never go our
,,,I loan Next she and her father secured RI"
woods and fields for specimens. Than. upon reat n
inc home. she would fv 70 her waterCoors and
tI;lnt'r the delicate. mysterious things 10 lars"
New-York tribune., 1903-03-15
GOWNS REDUCED.

The Mosthowitz LADIES' taIor-nE establish -
n1ent at No. IS E1sr Goth =. one door east ~
Broadway VIII offer this week their very hand
some Tailored Co tunes 70 Crti=r II the latest
Designs richly siIz lined Throughout. f"r oI y
S4:;; regular price $50
Black hroadCloth suits u orr5e-. u1a6a cf
terials costing So a ward. for only S6J. worth So
The newest and latest designs ard the mos
seasonahle cloths 70 seiect from IN regard u
fitting Mr.. MCStkoWiJZ has reputation as an
expert filter and designer which assures a b.
coming design and absolutely perfect II
Mr. MostkowitZ has the faculty. of king 4
tall woman appear graceful and stour woman
look well.
New-York tribune., 1903-03-15

American but an Italian mycologist- Often he had
aaten in Italy the Amanita Cesarea. which Is
harmless and lie gathered. in the fields apou'
Washington Amanitd muscari9 by mist take These
resernh7 the Cfsarae but thew are deadly poi
son. The Italian ate them. and Re died In our
PbjladeIphia society work with extreme caution
None OF oI.r members. 81 far as know have ever
had an illness from eating toadstools.
Mvcoogy as Americans pursue il. has laudaole
purpose. namely, 70 prove TO the poor that they
have hand much nutritious and palatable 1909
Tra moor however. slow TO take up foadStool
eating Mycoogists are a rule, men OF women
OF wealth
Mrs S 7 Rorer ot cook book fame. says toad
stools should first be washed and dried. TO hToi
them takes W.. minutes. bake them. fifteen min
ures N. minutes: TO stew tht m. TWEEN
,Iu