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George Clark. Mrs. ). Alexander Brown and Mrs
Mrs Frank Hutchns has been engaged to CON
duct this euchre. and many novel features have
been arranged which will add 70 the brilnancy Oh
There viii be at least forty handsome prizes
Ne Elmer AIvertus MILLER. OF No Sc west Nine
ty-ffth-st.. will give reception and musical Tor
the College women's Club and friends on next ,,,T
sing. accompanied by Mrs J. Henry Mckinley.
Mr. and Mrs Bashford Dean gavo reception
YESTERDAY from 0 qP Hd g 2 WdsS anJ r9m $50
Miss Louise Fischer will give a course OF five
lectures during Lent at the home Of Mrs Edgar
IJvatt No 2i3 East Ninth-st.. Plainheld, y. j., on
.sI-be Dutch in America" She Will also lecture
on "Hans Sachs. the Cobbler Poet" before the
he home OF Miss Emma Merits. Metuchen. y. J.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles +. Naethng. OF No 257
West Seventy seconi list: have invitations out ior
a large dinner on February H.
A luncheon Of the Lydia T. wadleish Association
was held at the Hotel Manhattan yesterday.
The TEMPLE Grove Association OF Saratoga
snrings gave a luncheon last Thursday at the
Hotel Manhattan
State Senator Wood Mckee went 10 Paterson.
y J. from Trenton to take part in the perform
ance Of The Viceroy," given by the Paterson ANA
teur Opera Association the opera House last
Thursday night. Senator Mckee had the title role
ana number of Senator'S and AssemblyEen went
from Trenton hear him sing. He had an enthu-
eiastic audience. Mrs Laura Lee Barbour. the
leading soprano OF St Paul's Episcopal church. as
Beatrice. Mrs. Florence Nichois-Purdy. as Flo
retta and Frederick Parker. a yolng man OF Pas
saic were well received The large ChOrus was
Composed Of church singers Of Paterson and Pas
sale
The guests will be: Miss Irwin Martin. president
reception committee; Mrs II. y. Marvin. Mrs G. 5.
Rates Mrs. F. 6. Goodwin. Mrs g. T. Lawton. Mrs.
Robert Allyn. Mrs. s. b Durysa. Mrs G. NJ Pen
field Mrs. z. 5. Cook Mrs J. NJ Gardner. Miss F.
Cugle Miss J. Pomerene Mrs John r. Gard
ner Mrs z Sutro Mrs. y. G Hutchinson
Mrs F Swift, Mrs. L J. McMasters, Mrs
Miss j. Rice Mrs. Sawders. Mrs y. E. HUI
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ARBoTT-RANDOLPH

Miss Sadie Louise Randolph. daughter OF Mr.. and
Airs Sylvester r. Randolph. and William II Abbott.
both o. Plainfeld y. j.. married last Wednes-
day evening at the home OF the brides brother. +.
s. f. Randolph. no 81 Park-aye., in the presence
OF nearly hundred guests. The Rev. Charles +.
Herring pastor Of the First Presbyterian Church.
performed the ceremony. The bride gowned In
Lansdowne trimmed with point and pearl lace, and
q tuile veil was caught up with an ornament and
orange blossoms Her bouquet OF Bride roses.
she Was attended by her sister. Miss Lulu p. Ran
o0lpn, Who wore gown OF laio green crepe. with
white carnations. Catherine n. Randolph. a niece
81 the bride, was flower girl. Her dress was Of
white point uesprlt white taffeta. She carried
a basket OF white carnations. The prOom's best
man was William Moore. OF plainieId. and the
ushers were Richard y. Randolph. brother OF the
hrice. Clifford d. Manning OF Plainfeld and Burns
= Hack q Ohio Among the gifts was a deed Of "A
house and lJ-the bridegroom present TO the bride
A reception followed the ceremony. after which Mr.
and Mrs. Abbott started for the South on q wedding
TIM. They viii live ia Psiufed. whore the bride
groom Is wei known business man.
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ROsE-FNGLERT.

Miss Elizabeth Englert daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs
August Fcnglert Of fremont. and Louis Rose, also
OF fremont. were married "Wednesday At the
home Of the brides parents by the Rev. H BIZ
derbecle ST. pastor Of 81. Johns Lutheran Church
The bride who was given away by her father
wore gown OF white chiffon cloth. embroidered
and trimmed with lace. There were no attendants,
and the ceremony was follow ed by reception.
one hundred members Of the Clarernont Royal
Arcanuru Council Of which Mr.. Rose Is a member,
attended the reception. and among the other guests
were Mr.. and Mrs. Max Engle-t Mr. and MIS-
T Seaman. Mr. and Mrs. Herman Koch. Miss
Anna Seaman. Edward Schelbert. Andrew sum
T-erfelt Mr. and Mrs. Henry Fennen. Mrs. NJ
KarraIl. Miss Beatrice Butler. Miss Ninnlfred
BaveIka. Charles Schwartz Mss Dorothy SeyberI
Miss Elizabeth Seaman. Mr.. schultz. OF Bridge
port. Conn; M and Mrs II Meyer. Mrs. Grady
5-orbin Englert. Louis Ernst, Mr.. Schaener. Frank
EreIert. Of Brooklyn; Miss s. r. Nounging, Henry
Schweser Earnest Schoppe. Miss Fgeoa Miller.
M and Mrs William BentZ. Mr.. and Mira. Els
meier and William Buggner.
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She wore q tule vel and carried shower bouquet
OF lilies Oft he-yalley.
Miss Katheryn Marion Berry. sister Of the bride
and maid Of honor, wore gown OF Nile green
crepe de chine The bridesmaids gowns were white
chiffon. with Nile green girdles. They carried
bouquets OF white roses and asparagus. The brides
maids were Miss Helen ". Mather, Miss Adelaide
81 Berry. Miss Agnes q. Kelley, Miss Adelaide J..
Douglas, Miss Bessie Runyon and Miss Eliza beth
r. Hobart. Tie bridegroom had Ernest y. Con-
molly his best man. The ushers were Howell
Ross Hanson. Of Philadelphia: Douglas O. Hanson.
OF Baltimore: O. Douglas Berry, Willmot Connolly.
L Milton Berry and Alexander r. Clark.
Among the guests were Mr. and Mrs. George II.
Allen, Mr.. and Mrs. II. r. BrinckerhOff. Mr.. and
Mrs. W. II. Benedict Alr. and Mrs. Ernest ' Con
molly. Mr. and Mrs. r. F. Cochran, the Misses
Cochran. Mr.; and Mr.. Henry Douglas. the Misses
Douglas. IL Douglas. Dr.. John Douglas. William 4.
Englis Major William Ferguson. Or. Henry Fergu-
con. William Ferguson. Mr. and Mrs. y. p Hobart
Douglas HOBART Mr. and Mrs. ". H. HuughtOn.
q ". Houghton. Dir. and Mrs. L. NJ. Hanson, the
Misses Hanson. Miss Lillian Hanson, the Rev. and
AIRS Arthur II. Judge Mr.. and Mrs. A. ". Kelley.
A ". Kelley II. the Misses Kelley Mrs J. J.
Potter Mrs. b T. Boekman. Mr. and Mrs. u r.
Phillips Dr.. John Nee. Wetmoie. NJ and Mrs.
David Valentine. Mr. and Mr.. Thomas w, Bentley.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. Birss. Mr.. and Mrs. J. =. Robert
son. Miss Robertson. Mr.. and Mrs. James ".
Lsther. Wylie Mather. Mark Finlay. J. {. Burns
ard James MCCgtCheOn.
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the following Officers were rlon Seton Tor
ing year rSiar5 Ronta vce-president; Helen L.
NirbeIl treasurer: Mary A. Sheldon auditoIi JS5
sae NJ Montgomery recording secretary Dei''A w.
Bolte corresponding secretary.
rr. second Of a series Of musicals for tho mem
~, or the Library for the Blind and their friends
viii take place next Thursday. February II. al NO
%, West Ninety-frst-st This Library IoE 'ho
,31,.5 :. a mart Of the New-York Public idb.aty'
Aston Lenox and H., aiia direction Of Mrs Clara 4.
NNeawYoTk Free Circulating Library for the biilo'
Mrs B. Franklin Hibbard. Mrs Eugene fio oNTsr,
ara Miss Hubbard viii be at home from . -. -
40 : on Saturdays in February. al NO - "'''
Seventieth-st
A. the business meeting Of New-horA CIt'
c-banter Daughters Of the American -'eNoiu''oi,
ia last Monday the following delegates anu
alternates were elected to attend the -
Congress in washington in April-the date lot 'i'e
annual congress having been changed Iiol4'
mary 70 April in accordance with the anenuiheil'
- ~ tonaI constitution carried at the last meet
ing of the Daughters of the American dele
Washington Recent Mrs. Mss Mary f. Springer
H. rbomas Whitney and Miss Emma La' ai,a1
regents alternate MIS-; Mrs Robert HaskIns.
Miss Marie Wadswcrth MIS- s,uNiI.5 7 FIo5gett
HsioI; b s cone Mrs Frederick Bradley Mrs.
William Edgar Van Etien, M Robinson Mrs John
Stanton. Mrs. Herman Stump ana N's
Smith.
The Rev DR.. and Mrs Charles Huntington Ea-u
ner will give dance next THURSDAY e'e"'le
their home. No. 605 Fifth-aVe
The annual benefit FOR the Messiah Home .Il
Children will this year take the FORM % -
ea.,re,s bazaar 20 be given on the afternoon an
evening of February II the home OF MIS- u. "a
Rogers No IS East FIfty-seventh-st- LAe -.
table will be in charge OF Miss Stevens. MrS- ~.
J. Savage Mrs. Mebert B. Cary ana s saSie Nrs
Ttnsser. the CANDY and valentine 49,, -
Bischoff and Mrs. Charles 5 Home con-
nlarrs Mrs Samuel Unrermyer. MIS- I-us.s.CS
xyay and Mrs @ II. Tucker prints snu fobS, raes
n-s Wiliiarn Evarts BENJAMIN and MS JILL .L ~
Mi,cbeli Tire other managers. tosetneI w. .his
Pogers the president viii have mantsS.s 1919
- scells neous articles The Junior League uiueE
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FORD-DT POINT

Bruce Ford formerly of this city. and Miss Sophie
Gu Font daughter Of Mrs. and the late Victor du
Port were married on Wednesday in Trinity
Church, Wilmington, Del The bride wore q gown
q hore lace over chiffon with long tulle veil fast
ene4 With orange blossoms. and carried a shower
souquei u hhes-cf-the-valley. The brides sister
80 -e ttog harvey, thu uatrOn Of honor wore a
SlieI soN2 81 white satin The Misses Draper were
1-.t..esiAales, ana We're g0Wned alike in white
t-. " IN mats OF the same material. and carried
tle1Nes OF 1onqulls Two trtle nieces OF tho bride
49, LoNef sfls, VIII picturesque baskets OF roses
[.teL,eit LLOYD was best man. and Messrs Howard
.5-e--eI' 0loeEhton anu Hashrook were ushers. on
- IetSIn rom their wedding journey in March
M, 'c mrs a orc VIII be at home In Wilmington
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JOHNSON-BrRNs

ae announcement was made Thursday morning
~ ,iie marriage OF Timothy c. johnson. OF Bloom
nelo \. J.. and Miss Annie Burns. OF Nevr-yorl,
- - nc ceremony took place on November IS OF
-rl-t- 80 n me Church q the Holy Innocents.
lhirty-scventh-st. and Isroadvya,. leyrS-t -;
~, - Pe.tt0fi9ed ~ The Rev J =. MCNAMARA nos
acted as nv SsqieL John Cayanagh, OF Bloomfield.
@-,s-s o % 49, man, and Miss fertha proDr,e n
= - ~ ~ tle br0e, Bridesmaid IohrsoT -, ).
team "a - ,si e1itte i a member OF the senior
Lr-e coupe had been eugaRed more H. % -.
srarfsl7 ri-,---l4 Ia ilsee Mr. and Mrs Johnson
80 ,c1 thursday on wedding frsn sn6 -, 49,
return viii reside In Bloomfe,T P gu" VI 'helr
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-02-07

The members OF knickerbocker Chapter or the
Daughters OF the American Revolution will give 4
military euchre at the Hotel Endicott Columbus
ave and Eighty-hrst-st.. on Tuesday evening. Feb
ruary 10
The Young Folks Charity League the Junior
ganizstion OF the Daughters Of Jacob is arranging
for ball TO be held at Terrace Garden Wednes-
day evening. February Il. The proceeds will go
the building fund Of the Home for the Aged Poor.
at No 30 Gouverneur-st., of which the league has
charge This is the afth annual bali given for this
carse. The committee OF arrangements includes
Miss Florence Rosenthal, a niece of Judge john
henry Mccarthy and OF Judge Joscphs, b y
Creenberg Chairman and Mrs. Lewis. Robert l.
Shank. Dr. J. W. RoseEthal and Miss Ethel Living
ston.
The next regular meeting OF the Daughters Of
Ohio IN New-York viii be held at the Waldorf
Astoria tomorrow at . O'Clock
There will be a business session from until $50.
at which many questions Of great importance to the
society Will be considered.
Guests will be admitted at $3.50. and in order to
90 this members should be hand promptly at :
o'clock for the consideration of business.
This is TO be a distncuve.y OHIO cay AND DEVOTED
Robert Hoe Dodd chairman on Ohio history. has
II Is raoncste5 that tbose members Who have
knowledge Of interesting Ohio traditions Will come
prepared to give the society the benefit Of their
The womans Republican Club will meet at Del
monico's next Tuesday morning. There will ne
q reception y and luncheon at l. Both are IN
honor of officers OF the army and navy from Wash
ington. West Point. the Brooklyn Navy Yard and
Governors Island.
Adjutant General Corbin has been asked 20 give
address the army, Commander Barry mas
promised to speak on the navy, and Mrs Ellen
Foster, Of Washington, D c. will speak on the
army and navy. Miss Olive Christian MalveTy, the
Indian elocutionist, viii recite.
prize euchre IN aid OF the fund for sick nurses
OF the Post Graduate Alumni will be given IN the
auditorium Of the Margaret Fahnestock Training
School No. 30i East Twentieth-st, February Is
1904 from to p m
The Phillips Brooks Guild Of Teachers College
will pour tea on successive Mondays from 40 to
6 O'Clock in the students ROOM
Tho Kushaqua Club. which was formed recently
IN Harlem in connection with Auxiliary No. OF
the Stony Void Sanatorum. gave a dance on
Thursday evening AZ the Elersiie- Mrs Robert
D. Reid is honorary chairman OF the club. and tho
officers are Miss Adams. Miss Wallace and Miss
TulIy. The other members are Miss Class. Miss
Hasey. Miss Howe. Miss Hoffman, Miss sims. MISS
I.nesay, Miss Mabie. Miss Mills Mis- Miier N $
Moore. Miss Montross Mss Pfuger' Mss IT. rant ant
Miss Phe. Miss Smith Miss Snyder Miss Taylor
Miss Osborn and Miss Jacoby.
At the recent yearly meeting for the election OF
officers held by the Alumni and students Asso-
citation OF the woman's Art School, Cooper Union,
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MMURTRY-CoRNELI

AVN Day McMurtry the Sheriff o. so,.e-ss,
Oo-s' ana Mss Barbara Ellen Cornell. OF SOM
erTile, \. J.. were quietly married ,Tb,,-ss
me church OF S. Asoph. at Bala, Penn Nyhu.
me engagement OF the pair was formally announced
- months ago. their marriage came as A.. .--,..
s-Il.tse 70 Their friends. who received ~. g., e
s.s-,e ~ u ~ Alafsdar through annouucerne-t
-oc. 49, uS Ars- Elen Cannon. the bri6es e-rar5e
So re-. nc pfloe Is member OF one OF the Ode.
~. - xt prominent families in Somerset C-aT-fv
zse. heE. harrison Wright. the rector ~ G.
rac .fA WHO performed The ceremony was fo-
"0''g me brides pastor at SomerVtTl. - 80 ''
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uAxsoN-BERRV.
ISIS EMMA HoUGHToN

% 4 aLA[-a - - - - = -
BERRY, daughter OF
atr. and Mrs Edward
Berry. OF No. los West
Eighty-seventh-st. and
Z. Irving Hanson were
married last "Wednesday
evening at $50 O'Clock
at St. Matthew's Prot
estant Epic c op al
Church. West Eighty
fourth-st and Central
Park West The Rev.
Arthur II. Judge omci-
sted. The brides gown
WAS OF ivory satin
messaline. trimmed with
family old point lace.
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ling. 81, Andrew Budd Miss Emily Paul Miss
Grace STRIPPING Miss AnLa Helenberg Miss Jose
phine Clarke. Miss Kate Bradford, Miss Lula
Smith. Bertrum Helms Miss Z Won Walters, Mrs
Edward Reynolds Miss Lillian Meyers. Frederick
Lyon. Herman Hitchcock and Mss Mae Knapp.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-02-07

The Ladies' Auxiliary Of the Catholic Converts
League gave a tea yesterday afternoon from 10
o'clock at the home of the president. Mrs David
snd-seconG-st
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-02-07

Thomas B. Clarke Carlos NJ. De Heredia, Pauld-
Ing Earnham George A Glsenzer, James 5 Inglls.
Charles r. Lamb. Henry l. Parkhurst. 5. Mont
gomery Roosevelt. George d. Sproul, Louis c. Tif-
fany and Harry W. Watrous
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The members Of Knickerbocker Chapter OF the
Daughters OF the American Revolution will give
military euchre at the Hotel Endicott. Columbus
ave. and EiGhty-drst-st. on Tuesday evening. Feb
Is.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-02-07

Under the auspices Of the Rainy Day Club. Of
which Mrs. A NJ. Palmer is the president col
lege euchre will be given on the afternoon Of
February %, at the Lotos. No. 1l5 West Seventy
ninth-st The committee In charge consists OF Mrs.
Horace Rounds. chairman. Mrs. Frederick FaubeI
Mrs. John ii. Gordon. Mrs. William J. Salter, Mrs.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-02-07

Mrs Arthur Burns, Of Union-avep Mamaroneck.
\ Y. entertained the members OK the Entire
Nous card Club last Wednesday evening. Pro-
,-ossIve euchre was played and prizes
bv Miss Beatrice F1tz Gerald. Mr.. and Mrs Nor
timer Gaubert and Reuben Brewer. jr. Among the
members present were Mr.. and Mrs Edward Ged-
nev Mrs. George ]. Jacoby. John Chapman. Mr.
and Mrs. Arthur Burns. Mr. and Mrs Reuben
Van AmTpgs 4S6eSy M5s Geraldine A me
Gerald Mr. and Mrs Mortimer c 15an5ert;; Mss
Miss Beatrice F1tz Gerald ON saturday evening:
55 SI'G dinner. on February a. the regular semi
monthly meeting Of the club VIII De ned az
Post Road Mamaroneck-
sberrv's was the scene Of a reception on Tuesday
when the Colonial Danes OF the State Of New
York entertained. in honor OF Mrs Claiborne. Of
virginia. president Of the National Society OF
Colonial Danes Of America who is visiting in
Ncvy-York The reception held in the banquet
b,u The spread was served in the green room.
the decorations throughout being yellow tulips.
The reception COMMITTEES included Mrs. Arson
Phelps Atterbury. the president; Mrs Howard
Townsend honorary president; Mrs. samuel YER
rlanck Mrs EIihu Chauncey. Mrs. Frederic II.
Belts. Mrs. Baditch. Mrs James Marsland Law
ton Mrs Jonas p. Pratt. Miss Julia Chester
wells Mrs J. Warren Goddard. Mrs James Cay
ley Mrs. William Robson and Mrs Oliver Living
There were over 10 guests present among them
Mems H Mrs Charles e sherman Miss Ruth
Lawrence. Mrs Montgomery SCHUYLER. Mss Julia
garrett Stimson Mrs. Isaac y Forbes. Mrs. kiliaen
Nan Rensselaer, Mrs. Frederick HaSbrouck. Miss
p z HaSbrouck. Mrs. Johnson. Miss Elizabeth
Johnson. Miss Heloise Beekman Mrs Franeke
HUNTINGTON BOswortn, Mrs. Walter Lester Carr.
Mrs Sanford BisseI Miss Margaret Middleton.
Miss Elizabeth Hale. Miss Mary n. Haldane. Mrs
p NJ Blatchford Mss Patterson. Miss Mary V. 3.
Vauderpoel Mrs. Charles T. Ostrander. Miss Laura
law Edwards Mrs H0Okstader. Miss Charlotte L. |
livingston Mrs James 4. Glover. Miss Elliott. OF
south Carolina: Mrs. John ". McBurney. Miss
Edith Johnson. Mrs William Whipple and Miss
Schuyler OF New-ROchelle-
For other Social Incidents main sheet
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For other Social Incident. see nnin sheet.
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Ms. Elmer Alvertus Miller. OF No s. West Nine
ty-ffth-st. will give a reception and musical Tor
the College women's Club and friends. on next
saturday from until o'clock. Mr.. Lambert VIII
sing. accompanied by Mrs. J. Henry Mckinley.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-02-07

t9-szes vrero awarded last wednesday IN historic
ornament classes II the New-YCrk School or APP
piled Design for Women. The first prize. 80 vas
awarded TO Miss May A Seager The secona PIE
so went to Miss Florence A stevens MISS sa.a
II H,ll received honorable mention, Jas (eao,lsS
we're 7 Hamilton Bell. Edwin X biashiieao.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-02-07

During Lent the Colonial Danes Of the State OF
NewYOrd VIII hold their usual library teas IN the
societv's rooms Since last summer Van CortIandt
House OF which the Colonial Danes Of the State OF
New-YOr the authorized Custodians. has been
enriched by a dial. which presented by
Mrs. Justine Van Rensselaer, Townsend Mrs How
ard Townsend. the honorary president Of the So
csty OF Colonial Danes OF the State Of New York.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-02-07

Mr. and Mrs. Bashford Dean gavo reception
,-,sterdav from 4 until 5 o'clock, and from $50
mill 1850 o'clock at No % West Eighty second-st-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-02-07

Mr.. and Mrs George Springer Of Sixth-st.
Nliilamsbridge. gave dinner last week in honor OF
MI and Mrs. {. a. Clark. of Lanesvile. Mass.
former residents Of New-York The guests were
Mrs: Lottie Munsey. Miss Winnie Allen. Mrs.
Aa1nda q. Mace. Miss Leila Mace. Or. and Mrs.
George T. Skinner. Miss Beth Shirmer Mr.. and
Ms Herbert a. Gaylord Miss Edith Gaylord. Miss
EDNA Springer and Miss Adobe Adee
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-02-07

Mr.. and Mrs. James n. Leverich. OF Graham
Court. announce the engagement Of their daughter
Louise, to Lewis r. Rogers. Of Cleveland No date
has been set for the wedding
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-02-07

A prize euchre IN aid OF the fund for sick nurses
OF the Post Graduate Alumni will be given in the
auditorium Of the Margaret Fahnestock Training
School No. 304 East Twentieth-st, February Is,
1904. from TO
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-02-07

The Phillips Brooks Guild Of Teachers Couegs
will pour tea on successive Mondays from 40 TO
O'Clock in the students room.
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1904-09-30
Chenn Rarricades.

1t is drol, the attitude of the Demo
cratic party in the present campaign.
1t has nominated candidates OF mod
crate talents as figure heads for the ven
lures of the discredited party, and ex-
poets the people to support them, while
the Democratic National Committee and
Tammany are expected to buy or steal
success.
The Democratic party, with it's I'M
sound views, financial and economic. lies
hopefully behind Parker and those I'M
named expectancies voiced by Williams.
Bryan and other Democrats.
And Bryan promises to reorganize the
party after the election! How? Evil
IDENTIFY on lines of socialism. government
and municipal ownership of telegraph
and railroad lines, with all the sequence.
What a vagueness of thought and prom
Use! How may so-called leaders of any
party expect to get the votes of sensi-
BILE men upon a proposition so dim as
this The fault with the Democratic
party, this year, is that it does not even
furnish good dissolving view.
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1904-09-30
ROOSEVELT GOOD ENOUGH
The People Like the Presidents Dem
ocratie Ways.

IJohn s. Wise, OF Virginia.
The people have seen more OF Roose-
velt--now as youth and cowboy and
sportsman and naval secretary and po-
lice commissioner and soldier and gov
ernor and President to think themselves
fair judges of his ingram democratic and
republican personality. They believe he
would spring at and grapple with a
usurper or monarchist as fercely as
he would lasso a wild bronche or fight
Spaniard. And they like his demo
cratic ways. more democratic far in ac-
ton than the aristocratc and exclusive
ness of Parker, with his colorless demo-
cratic platitudes.
Talk does not settle popular estimates
of public men. Thousands-nay, hun
dreds of thousands--of Democrats see
more real democracy in the vigorous, ag-
eressive, wideawake Theodore Roosevelt
than in the colorless, seeretive Alton b.
Parker. The platforms are mighty near
together. The men are going to be a
more decisive feature of this campaign
than usual. And with my knowledge
Of the American people and the things
which please their taste and fancy and
fill their ideals Of what real American
manhood is | would. il | were betting
man, stake all l had that Roosevelt will
DO an easy winner.