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The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1904-12-08
OFFICIALS ARE CLEARED.

Court Holds sioux Falls Officers
Arc Not Guilty or Contempt.
The United States court room in Sioux
Falls was well filed with spectators
when the contempt proceedings against
Mayor Burnside and other city officers,
growing out OF the attempt TO complete
the municipal water works system. was
called for argument before Judge Car.
land.
At the conclusion Of the arguments
Judge Garland held that the defendants
were not guilty OF Intentionally violat.
ing the terms OF his decree.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1904-12-08
MIsappropriated Funds.

New York: Oscar Adler. - years OF
age, who did a banking business under
the firm nam OF Novack g. Co. at II Ay.
cnuc II, was arrested Friday as he was
making preparations 60 escape TO Eu.
rope. He confessed that he had misap-
propriated about $4,000 entrusted TO
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1904-12-08
Three Burped 90 Death.

Dcnison. Tex: Three persons were
burned to death in n fire that destroyed
a rooming house here Sunday. Thirty.
tye guests escaped from the building by
jumping from second story windows.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1904-12-08
Prisoners Escape from Guard House

Pnvates Patterson and Werts, OF Fort
Meade. got u OF the guard house Sstur.
day evening by saving OF the bars on
n windoY and escaped. One was scrv.
ing time In the guard house for two
years and the other for eighteen months.
Stuygis and vicinity Is being secured for
them
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1904-12-08
KInhnrd Mnrrnr nrnd.

Richard A. Murray died suddenly at
the age Of CS. lie was the first TO open
q law Office Ia Madison twcnty-ctght
years ago. lie came from Rushford.
Minn. 80.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1904-12-08
One Killed by Exp,os,on.

Nenia. o.: One man was killed and
three fatally injured by an explosion in
the press mills OF the Miami powder
works near here Wednesday.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1904-12-08
Run ON Buralo Bank Ends,

Iowa, Kan: Mrs. Jennie johnson
aud James Williams were found NJ the
home OF the former here Friday. Tho
roman who IL n widow. had two bullet
wounds In her head aud Williams throat
was cut.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1904-12-08
Opera House az Lake Preston.

The new opera house Mt Lake Preston
has been formally opened 20 the public.
IL is n decided improvement and some.
thing which the town has long needed.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1904-12-08
Mutton DoIIar Capitol.

Among the laws favored by the people
around Miller at Pierre this winter IL one
for a start toward u 100000 capitol
building.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1904-12-08
sioux City stock Market

Mondays quotations on the Sioux
City stock market follow: Butcher steers.
S3.2JFli.T0. Top hogs, SI.I5.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1904-12-08
Leaves Famiiy Tor Aged Man.

Marion, Ind: AIRS. Elisha Cristman, 81
years old. left husband and children to
clope with 9O-year-old Archie Price.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1904-12-08
Husband Secs VIII. Burn.

P~ittsburg. Pa: Mrs. Rock Perry and
two Of her children were burned TO death
Monday evening. Rock Perry, the hus-
band. and his son. Henry. the daughter.
Annie Perry. Were forced 10 stand In tine
street and see the tragedy. The police
kept them from rushing into the flames.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1904-12-08
Three harmed q Death in Texas

Dcniscn, Tex: Three persons were
burned IN death in n fire that destroyed
= rooming house here Monday. Thirty
Ave guests escaped from the building by
Jumping from SECOND s;ory windows.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-03-27
RASE-BECK

Tie wedding OF Miss sarEh Beck daughter OF
Mr ano Mrs Jos Ell Beck. or so. l.s7l scventh-a-e
and Roman IL Bash took place at O'Clock on
Thursday at the Hotei SAVOY. The Rex. DIT r
SHERMAN. pastor OF the Tifisreth Israel AZ O1.-
hundred twenty-siNth-st- ofhciated The bride
who was given away by her father, was attended,
by Miss Viola kCbolsky as maid OF honor. ard ~.
Misses Rosaiind Beck. Dorothy FErsch n-srsa
SchVa.zkof and Hazel Moidauer as aouve- sirl.
Masters Edmund firsch and Walter Rr,,,.se- 49,
pages. Tho best man William n RsurnaD "a
Tho Ushers were Edward Rosenthal ATaEw-eIi -
Louis Nay. Moe Aaronscn. Edward Rolkau All
clifford Bash. i o-'4
The brtoe wore gown OF VI ite poirt lace Nth
Vol. She carried handsome white velvet r,ra,,,r
book. Miss KObolsIy white poirf Iace -
Over pink SILK with PINK feathers in her hair srS
carried pink roses Half the nttle dover rrle 49,
IN white and half IN pink crepe de chino 49,,
ard the pages wore black velvet suits C-raf-e y.
PINK and wh4t- roses were held IN Tho chfT-l-ss
hands as they walked two by two. and dainty waite
baskets fun of pink roses carried b, e.cb
couple ption followed that was attended Ia
more than hundred guests. After an extended
wedding trip through the South and West NJ -
Mrs. Bash viii reside IN Harlem.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-03-27

II swift Mrs p " GrsEain. Mrs Henry A Cen on
iespiG Mrs Charles Murray Mrs. Eugene Kelly
the Misses Crimmins. Mrs Peter D3elger. Mrs
Marie Reid. Mrs James f. DoGgherty Mrs. J. II.
Mccarthy, Mrs Edward NJ. Shechy Mrs Henry VI
j. O'Conor, Mrs. \ Curtis Icnihan. Miss curtis
Mrs. c. f. Pulleyn. Mrs. James Daily, Mrs. James
T. Conway ard Mrs. Iselin.
Rho Chapter barnard College,. Of Delta, Delta.
Delta Sorority held its spring limitations at Sher-
rvs on Saturday. Following the ceremonies came
a luncheon. at which toasts were given and fra
ternity songs sung. Among the guests Of the
chapter were members OF Tri-Delta chapters Of
Boston University. St Lawrence University.
burg. III: University OF 3llch.SaI -t.ll, ~ ro
leyan University. Northwestern hVeTSi'!' Evans
ton. IL. and Syracuse University
Announcement has been made Of the engagement
OF Miss Anna Sweuson a daughter Of Mt. and Mrs
Augustus Sweuson. Of New Rochelle. y Y. and
Allen Stahl OF New-Tork city No date has been
set Tor the wedding. which will probably take place
in the early fall.
At the last meeting this season OF the Eclectic
Club. 10 be held on Thursday evening April p
there will be a mock trial by jury. followed by
supper. The subject of the last meeting. held on
Wednesday at Demonico's. The Spirit OF the
Times" The subject was introduced by Mrs Rich
ard Elliott and discussed by Mrs Dore Lyon,
Mrs. Richard Savage. Mrs. Augustus Cozz3ruo.
Mrs. Harvtar Harris. Mrs WinsIow Porter. Mr.
Joseph Bradley Read. Mrs Morrison. Mrs. William
Gerry Slade and Mrs. F. NJ. Sidney. of England a
daughter OF Jenny June Croly Mrs. Frank b.
Church. honorary president Of the Allegauy
County Federation. gave talk on Libraries" and
other addresses were made by Mrs Howard Mac
Mutt president OF Minerva. and Mrs. George W
Howe president Of the Rutgers League. Some
cello solos were given by Ludwig ". Hoffman. aC-
cOmpanicd by August Hoffman. and Percy stevens
sang three songs composed by Miss Mary Parks.
who accompanied him Others present were Mrs.
Anna Randall Dehl. president Of the Mary Arden
Shark club: Mrs Walter l.. LascelleS. Mrs. George
+. ScammcI. Mrs. j. g. Lyons. Mrs. Louis Dwight
RAY Mrs. J. r Sulzer. Mrs. +. r. ward. Mrs. sid
ney Meyers Mrs y 5 Coin. Mrs c. Is nch. Flor
e7ca A Clifford Mrs. S =. Child. Mrs. Wendell c.
Phillips Mrs John Cooley Mrs w Brumma ghim
Mrs Dave TOvey. Mrs Robert Young. Mrs Eu-
gene Hinkle Mrs L. l. Everett Mrs. Robert Lock
wood Mrs Lowell T. Field. Mrs. Winchell Smith
Mrs r ]. Moses Mrs Frank l. Perley. Baroness
Won orendorf Miss Florence Makley. Miss l.. NJ
Clark and Miss CriudaN-
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sift Of the bridegroom, ana VIA cara
bouoYst of white orchids and hhes-of-the-TaleS.
Miss Gardner will be attended by four Droes-
maids Miss Helen J.. Miller. sister OF me ulloe
groom. Miss Hnda Gardner. Miss Margie c HuTl-
-. - No. Mabel &, Ia Vie. The bridesmaids
dresses will be OF pale green chiffon crepe trimmed
With ecrl Irish lace and with them VIII De Woi n
hats of male green chiffon and lace trimmed " "a
rnauve orchids and muffs 20 match OF green chlUon
trimmed with mauve orchids. a.
Mrs Alfred J.. TOussaiut. who VIII attend .'t
sister as natron Of honor. VIII wear mauye chiuon
C-epe trimmed with cream lace . hat Of mauNe
chiffon and lace and viii carry a mum OF orchids
and white lacs.
Mr. Miller viii have Thomas c. Havens Tor ms
hest man The ushers viii be John A Brewer.
BENTLEY Gardiner John G. Mccall. Charles W.
Clark Philip F. Gardiner and Charles W. O'Con-
nor.
The church viii De decorated with palms and
Faster lilies and also the house 81 the bride s
parents az 40 S4S West End-sve. where q receT-
fInn vii be held after the ceremony.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-03-27
PIRIE-sT RACHAN.

Miss Mary H. strachan. OF Kintore. Aberdeen
shire. Scotland. and William S. Prize. OF The Bronx,
were married on Wednesday evening at the Con-
grecatonal Church. IN Observation-Disclosures forty
third-st.. by the Rev. William II. Kephart. pastor
OF The church. The bride wore gown ot white
crtpe de Paris over taffeta- trimmed with Irish
lace and pearl ornaments. Her veil fastened
with hawthorne blossoms. and she carried a b0u-
oUet % the same hCwerE
She was attended by Miss Anna r. Jones as maid
81 honor. who wore pink French wolfe, with white
Persian trimmings a white chiffon hat, and car
fied white roses. The best man Alexander
Prize. brother Of the bridegroom After the cere-
nony reception followed al the home % the
oridegrooms parents. Do ST. Anns-ave ar. and
Mrs. Pirie viii visit Scotland their wedding trip.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-03-27
IEAKE-NrNpE.

The marriage Of Miss Bertha Won Hoguemann
Mund6 daughter OF the late DR.. Paul T. Munde, 20
Or Henry Sabin Iseale. Of WilliamstoUn. Mass,
which VIII take place at O'Clock on Monday.
April j. viii be a quiet house wedding, as the
family is still in mourning. Bishop C07cjufor
Greer Will oficate. The simple ceremony viii be
attended only by the family and intimate friends.
Mis- N,tnde viii have her maid q honor
and sole attendant her sister. Miss Natalie
Morris ATund6. Or Icake viii have FOR
best man Harold Arthur StreatOr. The ushers VIII
Dc Dr Nanderpoal Ad-iance. George Brown Hedges,
Louis Morris starr and Willard Evans HOvt. ~
WiInamstoWn. Frederic LoaSe and Eward Living
stol Nils Curtis. two young relatives 81 the bride
ana Bridegroom. VIII take charge Of the ribbons.
Miss MuDdc VIII show her presents 20 few init
mate friends the afternoon % April s. Dr. Leake
md his h~ide viii abroad for their wedding trip.
They viii make their home in NeW-York
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-03-27

Wood. No. 1i9 Richmond Terrace. Port Richmond.
or Charles Cramer. at No. 40 Broadway. Manhat-
tan.
The fourteenth annual graduation exercises OF
the womau's law class Of the Ncw-York University
held Thursday evening il the concert hall
Of Madison SQUARE Garden. among those present
were Miss Helen VI. Gould. yice-prestdcnt Of the
Woman's Legal Education Society. and Mrs Rus
sell Sage Mrs. John =. Mum, president OF the
Woran's Legal Education Society. presided The
graduation class consisted this year OF twenty
nine women. and their certificates We're conferred
10y Chancellor MacCraclSen, and "a number Of prizes
Those who we-e graduated are Marion Benedict.
Lille RignoP Boiling. Ane"le talian; Ethel
siic Crosby J Drake L. Ann i.rhachcr Mary f.
Geer. Julia Anna Hawkes. Eugeuio Helmsetter.
Elizabeth Nicholas Daisy :. Nicholas. Ida : Paley.
Ray Paley Mary +. PeG5 Emma ID f g,slIo'
Jeannette +. Ruhn. Josephine =. 7n.dd ls3neiI
Kate Evelyn Wakefield.
The Congregational Club IS to be organized on
THURSDAY April :. when the Rev. Or. s. Iarkes cad
man Of the Central Church. Brooklyn, vii! be pres
ent and deliver an address. The churches TO be
represented in the club are the First Congre8a-
tiouaI. Christian Union. Watching and Pilgrims.
Mrs. Charles H. Parkhurst president OF the
New-York Auxiliary Of the Mccall Mission in
France. will preside at the tweuty-frst annual
meeting Of the society. 20 be held in the chapel
OF the Collegiate church Fifth-ave. and Forty
eighth-st.. Tuesday, al O'Clock There viii be
an address bv the Rev. Dr. Charles Cuthbert Hail
Auxiliary VI Of Stony VOID Sauatorium announces
an afternoon story telling and music al Sherrys
on Monday April IS at o'clock The tickets are
So and may Re obtained from the chairman Of the
auxiliary Mrs Z. Egslestou. No. y East Fifty
rffh-=t.. the treasurer. M William y tauid-
sell 40. 16 West Fifty-fourth-st-
The Happy Hour Club Will hold a musical and
dramatic entertainment at its clubrcoms. No 236
Second-ave.. on Tuesday evening AZ 3 O'Clock An
interesting programme has been prepared for the
occasion.
A luncheon was given by Mrs. T. W. Flottwell,
Of No Cos West Oue-huudred- and-forty -frst-st.
Tuesday in honor of Miss Sarah Robertson OF
Brooklyn. The dining room and table were decor
atcd TO represent spring There were green myrtle,
sullaN and MOSES with daffocis. crocuses and
tulips for flowers. The guests were Mrs J. Hara-
don. Miss AurabeIle HaradOn, Ms +. Stewart.
Miss Belle Fincke Mss charlotte Flncke and Miss
Sarah Campbell
The Mary Arden shakespeare club held its meet
ing on Wednesday afternoon Al the home Of the
president. Mrs Anna Randall DiehL OF fremont.
The speakers were Mrs. EsteIle Sherman. whose
subject was The Wrrs OF the Roses" and Mrs
Samuel g. Morrison. who read paper on "Chau-
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ton to the fund. With the assistance Of Charles
Cramer. she has looked after the entire manage
uent.
A martial list Of the patrouesses IS as follows:
Mrs. John V HeCkcr Mrs James Greeuway.
Mrs. J. Walter Wood, Mrs Daniel Pclton. Mrs.
John Boulton simpson. Mrs Bertha MerseHs. Mrs.
Eugene Philip Peyser. Mrs. Edward H. Clark. Mrs.
William r. Brown Mrs. William T. Jenkins. Mrs.
Parke p. Simmons. Mrs William Henry Gibson.
Mrs. William Bryan, Mrs. Dane J.. Eiauhard. Mrs
W w Beebe. Mrs John Il. Pearson. Mrs Henry
Brooks Snow. Mrs. W,thered p. Thomas and Mrs.
William HOyes.
Tickets may be obtained OF Miss Agnes sprague
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-03-27

Frederick Haight Mrs. T. J. BarIowe Mrs. o. 20
IIibbard. Mrs. n Block. Miss Chatfield. the Misses
Nesmith and Miss HERMAN
Miss N Morton. who the book table. wore
a skirt which much admired. II IL made
hand quilted satin, and was worn IN lbs. 10 ha
been handed down from daughter TO daughtee-
Mrs. Morton being the sixth pOssessOr. Mrs. Cus-
Todd at the candy table Empire gown
OF mOire antique, with bertha OF dUchesse lace-
time
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-03-27

Mayor Mcclellan. President FOrnes Of the Board
Of Aldermen Controller Grout. Corporation Counsel
Delany The borough presidents. many Of the JUS
tees Of the Supreme Court and Secretary OF State
O'Brien among the public men who have prom
Ised to be present at the Catholic Summer School
reception at the Waldorf Astoria on April Is.
This school in Lake Champlain has
grown I'm eleven years until Il IS recognized as
a most important factor in summer school uni
versty extension work IN this country.
Among the women who anxious for the sue
cess OF this work Mrs. T. G. T. Grain. Mrs.
John AspeH. Mrs John '. Bowler Mrs. NJ. Bren-
nan. Mrs Robert D Brownson. Mrs f. Thaxter
Cushing Miss Aime DemOnico, Mrs. James V.
Dcvlin. Mrs. Joseph DreNel, Mrs. Henry p. F1nlay.
Mrs. Henry Hall Forbes Mrs Hugh J. Grant. Mrs
Robert L. Hoguet. Miss Georgine Iselin Mrs. J.
Stanton Floyd Jones Mrs. Delaney Kane. Mrs.
Joseph Marie Mrs. Peter J. Mcintyre, Mrs. De
Navarro. Mrs Morgan J. O'Brien. Mrs Joseph J.
ODonOEhue. Miss Teresa O'DOnOghue. Mrs ThOma
c. Patton. Mrs J. J. PUlIeyn. Miss Marie Thebaud.
Mrs. Myles TIerney, Mrs Frank Travers. Mrs. john
+. Wallace. Mrs John O'Keefe. Mrs. w. May, Mrs.
\ J. White Mrs. W. ]. Mulqueen. Mrs John J.
Barry. Miss Burke. Mrs. Charles Nammack Mrs
Rodoriques, Mrs. James Prendergast. Mrs Edwin
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-03-27
observation-disclosures.

and Nelson Garfield Fisher of Upper Montclair
were married Saturday AZ the Grace Methodist
Church. Paterson. the Rev. J.. =. Muller perform
Ing the ceremony. Miss Jean Nontr0se OF Pater-
son. was bridesmaid. and John II Ruling. also OF
Paterson. was best
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-03-27

The annual luncheon. business meeting and cleo
ton OF officers OF the Brooklyn Woman's Club took
nIace on Monday afternoon. The officers elected
were as follows: President, Mrs John 5. Mckay;
vice-president, Mrs Martha Hooper. second vice
president Mrs. Susan W. Wright: recording secre-
tary. Miss Harriet Comstock; corresponding secre-
tary Mrs Ellen 3. Swain; treasurer. Mrs Isabella
KnovltOn. federation secretary. Mrs. Amelia Wing;
auditor, Miss Lucy Chittenden. Chairmen Of the
various committees are: Literature. Mrs. Helen
SchOOnhoveu. music and drama. Mrs. Esther How
ard King: art. Mrs Lydia Field; eduCa ton. Mrs
Lillian Whicher. science. Mrs. Rebecca l.. Palmer;
home and social relations. Mrs Caroline Bergen,
sociology. Mrs. Jennie S. Bryan; hospitality. Mrs.
Mary Louise Earle: kindergarten. Mrs. Ellen T.
BroCkwav. Members OF the executive board whose
term expires IN 1871 Mrs. l. Gertrude ChItten-
den Mrs Julia D. Idtchfeld. Mrs Amelia Hollen-
back. Mrs Mariana Matthews and Mrs. Sarah
schaumberg and Miss T.. Buttrick. whose term ex-
pires In 1906.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-03-27
AlIrrER-GARDINER.

SIS EDITH Q AkDlNEN. uaLb a
ter OF Air. and Mrs George
Norman Gardner. viii be mar
ried 10 Hugh Miller on Wednes-
aav afternoon. April s. IN 81
rbomas's Church. Fifth-aVe.
and Fifty-third-st. The BRIDE
GOWN viii be OF white chinon'
%, Drtncesse. deliberately
trimmed with point applique
lace and sprays OF orange bios
SONS The bridal veil VIII nc
81 white tulle. The bride VIII
z-ea- a diamond horseshoe, me
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-03-27
NEWS OF BROOKLYN CLUBS.

St Georges Guild. which includes many OF the
women pensioners OF St. Georges Church Hemp
stead. Long Island Is preparing 70 present 10 the
church "A handsome stained glass window in honor
% the Rev John Thomas. installed rec
tor OF the parish OF ST. Georges Day. April O.
lsOa Tae window will be unveiled on St George >
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-03-27

While the programme for the annual meeting OF
the Long Island Council of WOmen's Clubs, at sea
Cliff Saturday. May q. Is not yet complete. II ~
settled that Mrs. Margaret Dye Ellis Is 10 be one
Of the speakers. Her topic will be Congressional
C;lfmpsesF The Simpler Life will be presented
and the discussion led by Mrs. Nellie r. Scudder.
president Of the Huntington Culture Club ms
will not be a review Of Wagners book Of the same
title but a discussion Of simpler life and LIVING
There will also be music.
The Long Island Railroad has arranged TO run a
special train for the cIubwOmen. to leave Flatbus-
ave BROOKLYN. on the morning Of the convention
a S:45 O'Clock The return train VIII leave SEA
Cliff at O'Clock. The Sea Cliff Good OF the Nlila5e
Auxiliary which Is 20 entertain the cOuncll IS
preparing for at least five hundred women. Inc
visitors are expected TO bring box luncneOn. ana
the hostess club will provide tea, coffee. etc IL -
planned TO have carriages to take out OF town
quests for a short drive during the luncheon hour
A committee from the hostess club viii meet dele-
gates and visitors the train and everything pos
sibIe will be done TO insure their comfort anu
pleasure while IN town.
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EXTRA FINE COFFEE
81 will assist in celebrating

Day. and the whole parish will assist in celebrating
the anniversary Of AIR. Thomas's installation
The parish Of St. Georges is said TO be the Oh
est in New-York State It had its origin in an
act OF the Colonial Assembly in 1898. " HiLiIu
Nesey. who later became the first rector OF IIlllt
Parish New-York City preached at s.. George
in 1926 while still unOrdained- For tweGIy -oIlG
years the parish had rector the rev. stIlueI
Seabury the father of the first American Olshop
of the Protestant Episcopal Church. Eight gehtr-
ations of the Seabury family have lived in Hemp
stead. Some OF them sleeping in the OLD churcn-
yard. but number Of them are stu alive ana &c
lively interested in the church and It's work one
OF them. Adam Seabury is head OF the cornlt'fIe
which has the arrangements Tor the celeora'loh III
charge.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-03-27

Tho members OF the Prospect Club met at the
home Of Mrs James Hardie. No ia Eighth-ave..
on Tuesday afternoon. TO discuss the subject %
American Diplomacy Mrs Lester Lewis was
chairman OF the afternoon. Miss Nellie J. Lewis
opened the programme with paper on The Be
ginning OF American Diplomacy" Mrs. William Fl
ZieEIer talked about our First Treaty and
Diplomacy Under Washington" Diplomacy IN
der jefferson" b. Mrs. Ernest Keller. was read
by Miss IfOt1rd and Mrs. Fl =. Baylis gave a
pauer entitled The Monroe Doctrine The read
ings were interspersed with violin selections by
Miss Davis who was accompanied on the piano By
Miss Minasiau. Several solos were given BY Miss
Emma MCCravne. The next meeting viii take
place al the hOme OF Mrs. Ernest Keller. No S+2
Presfdent-st.. Tuesday. April IS. American
Diplomacy IN the Present Time will then be
considered The Prospect Club viii give n luncheon
on Tuesday April 49, at the Union League Ciuo
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cor ard His Contemporaries" Tho members OK
the club M. Alexander - Milne. Mrs. Ed
ward Morse Cutler. Mrs. John Vincent DoTahue
Mrs. Howard VI Nesnith. Mrs George HCwes.
Mrs. Arthur Bedel Mrs. Henry BALDWIN Fischer.
Mrs. Richard Leland SveFzy. Mrs Mortimer l.
Airkin Mrs. Samuel a. Morrison, Mrs william
Reed Farrell. jr. Mrs, Francis II. Richards Mrs
W. II. Evan Mrs. Charles q. Harrison, Mrs.
SOPHIA Curtis Hoffman. Mrs Herbert A shin
man. Mrs Joseph Ellsworth. Mrs Adeloert D.