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New-York tribune., 1905-01-01
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Weddin ngs-Socia1 Incidents

PerIormed the ceremony at the BRIDES home. The
DIl9e wore gown of white silk creme de chine
ana @ carried bouquet Of Bride roses Miss Blanche
aS spn sister OF the bride. her attendant
th %LIu ons pest man was Louis Heath brother OF
aIie % groom, they will live in Brunswick
ere air 6eath Is employed az the Waldron man
Sc SaeC CIoLy Before the wedding Mr. Heath was the
TeS most at dinner given at the Mansion House in
PayInent or a wager that the one of three voIlne
men men VINO should first wed should serve the three
Sitn dlnner The other two guests were @ 4
Seele and Christopher Seele ~ - "a
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HIDDEN NAME PUZZLE.

'Gwendolen" the name of the pretty girl
skater with a tam o. shanter on her head and
warm fur piece around her neck whose picture
was published on the Children's Page December 4
The letters OF her name were scattered over the
picture YOU will remember
The two contestants who sent IN the neatest and
best solutions and therefore entitled 20 prizes
are Helen sill. Springfield Armory. Springfield
Mass and Trad Morton Hidden OF No. % Orleans
ST, Newark. ". y. both OF whom wish book
New-York tribune., 1905-01-01
TWO NEw-BRUNswrcK WEDDINGS.

Two Christmas weddings took place in New-Bruns-
wick n. J.. on last Tuesday evening, one being
that nf Miss Josephine Zimmerman. daughter of
Peter Zimmerman. Of Highland Park, TO Willard
p, Frsley Of Freeport, Long Island. The ceremony
was performed at the home of the bride the Rev
2. J. Meeken officiating. Miss Gretchen Zfmrler-
nan was bridesmaid. and the best man was Peter
Hulick. OF New-BrunsWick.
The otbeF wedding vas that Of Miss Mae Ever
son. daughter of Mr.. apd Mrs. william II. Everson
70 Frederick ". Heath. The Rev Linn p Wheeler
New-York tribune., 1905-01-01
BERAULT-JoHNsoN

A uisuetoe wedding took place last Monday
evening in Nineland, n J.. at which Miss Jennie
n. Johnson became the bride OF Wheaton Berault
5r OF Wheaton Berault, attorney ana S,n-a,.1
Court commissioner. The Rev. Father Tbo11ae n1lle
Ridden. Of IAe Sacred Heart Church and the EsIt
DT. D. u. King, of the Presbyterian C,burci, os
heisted. AS she appeared under the mistIetoa tbe
bF:de was attended by Miss Charlotte ReranIf Sc
daughtsE Of former Senator Philip P. Baker Tbe
best VAS Dr. Anton ZuFbrigg OF PhiIad deiniiiaao
Mr. aud Mrs Beyault left that evening for CrinnI,
Creek 'ES-o
New-York tribune., 1905-01-01
ITEMS OF SOCIAL INTEREST.

Mr. and Mrs. c. Williams, who were recently
HlafrIed at the home Of the brides parents, at
west Seyenty-tifth-st, and West End-ave., are
Nv Nv AT 3lohtreal After extended wedding trip
'iiey VIII make their home In this city.
Mr and Mrs John P. Tilden celebrated the first
anniversary OF their wedding at their home, at
NO lVS West Fifty-eighth-st.. by giving a dinner
- - the bridesmaids and ushers December %.
Inc guests invited Miss Emily Buch Miss
Mary T. Flower, Miss Mollis Elliott. Miss Marion
Leal' Harry Fletcher, Harry C. Adams Edward
elmmons Hall and Joseph F. Simmons. brother of
MIS- 1udef, The table decorations were in red,
ana from She centre hung a red bell ntermingled
win punch of greens and holly from the chande-
her Mrs Iilden wore her bridal gown Of white
sstn ana point lace, and carried bunch of lilies
oL-tAe-Nalley The dinner great success, the
S9nVersati9n q Vely and all drank to the health of
dr. ana MRS. Tlden in bumpers of champagne.
MISS Elsie Illden, the maid Of honor and cousin
OF mrs Jilden, was unable to be present, owing to
her absence in Paris for the winter. Mrs Tiiden
vas Miss Mabel Simmons, the only daughter of
): E6Ward simmons president of the Fourth Ma
tonal Bank.
New-York tribune., 1905-01-01
MTLSoN-KTDpER.

Miss Anne Maynard Kidder eldest daughter Of
Mrs. Jerome K!dGer, was married last Tuesday
IN the Church OF the Holy Communion, South
Orange y. J., by the rector, the Rev. Lewis Cam
eron. 70 DT: Edmund b. Wilson, professor of BIZ
ology - Columbia University. The ceremony was
quiet and the brides only attendant her
cousin, Miss Lois Faber KiddeF. She was given
away by her uncle, CaIniilus C. Kidder. OF High
1anT-aEe
New-York tribune., 1905-01-01

The Rev. Phebe Hanaford is president of the New
Century Study Circle, which will hold a meeting
next Tuesday in the Hotel St Andrew Broadway
ana Seventy -second-st CaFlyIe's French Revo-
luton" will be discussed Mrs. E. N. Staples is
to read the leading paper In connection with the
roll call there will be quotations from Ibsen's
works with Mrs. Edward Balbach in charge. Some
OF me members of this association are Mrs Alban
Young. Mrs. Harrlette c.: Keatings, Mrs. Jonn
Waym2n' Mrs. Charlotte B. Wilbur. Mrs. Jennie
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New-York tribune., 1905-01-01
HoLBRooK-GREENE

Cards are out for the marriage Of Miss Edna
Munson Greene, only daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs.
Riohard Henry Greene, and Augustus Thatcher
Holbrook The wedding will take place WedneS-
day evening, January u. 81 the brides home, No.
asS Central Park West. Only relatives and intimate
friends Will be present at the ceremony, but many
have been invited 10 the reception
New-York tribune., 1905-01-01

sanemistsu Hirose. OF Henrietta Court. West
IN Japan. will return TO this city next month";
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NEW YEARS RESOLUTIONS.
FIRST PRIZE.

I am going 10 try and do at least one kind deed
a day either by speaking kindly to some person or
doing act which will make somebody happy.
This is my new years resolution. which I am going
to try to live up hard as any little girl can
LOUISE WILSON GAGE 13).
New-Brighton, Staten Island.
New-York tribune., 1905-01-01
THIRD PRIZE.

will remember to be kind and considerate. and
respectful to my elders
Brewster. Putnam Co. N Y
New-York tribune., 1905-01-01

Mrs George c. Schaefer, OF No. s East Eighty
second-st.. has issued cards for reception to be
Elven E for her daughters social debut tomorrow.
tnoss who will assist in receiving the Misses
amanda and Ellne Chatillon, Laura B. Clark
9SIflhie G.. Wehrum, Grace Williams, Naomi Doll
of New-Haven. " ~
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OTHER RFSOTnTIONS

Some other resolutions although not prize win
ners. are so interesting that publish them here
with
Every year old Dame Nature turns a page of
1.-THE Book Of Life" and writes upon it our actions
New-York tribune., 1905-01-01

Mr.. and Mrs. E. s. Pigott. of West ne-hundred-
and-seeond-st, entertained friends a New Years
party last night
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SECOND PRIZE.

I have resolved. TO do nothing but good for my
fellow comrades; not to be impudt Mt to any one
and not to grunble ANNA H. SHIELDS (age III
Care Of Mrs. Magrath, No. GAL East One-hun-
dred-and- fifty -sixth-st.. The Bronx. New-York
New-York tribune., 1905-01-01

Mrs Steven Miller and Miss Elisebeth Miller Of
West Mount Morris Park. sailed on Wednesday for
New-orleans. route for Dallas, Tex, to spend
tne winter with Seth Miller, formerly of this city.
New-York tribune., 1905-01-01

Thomas s. o'BElen, Mrs. Nlyles Tismsy. Mrs. John
,, White, atrs wiliiaR Berger, Mrs, 1srs e Lyons.
Mrs Mrs 4eTa 4ae7a Rassh 7 r. sahO5 s. F0S Es0
Jones. Mrs, Alexander HerheFmann, Mrs. William
Mrs e'bs bsnie FS cShaa sTs George ss Il MsAulis
Mrs. Thomas Dillon, Mrs W ", ksAly Mrs.
Misses Marie Heide Ada NJ. Faye, NJ Campbell.
%Hsgsais % ehlFieh Marie AIs, Brens oR1na5ge I Anna
Donahue. Mary, c. Brown. Lille Butmana Mary
1-sLli<lL ASrley'
Amanda Chatillon. Edith Boyd Gertrude Travsrs
aughes. Mary Budsrus Mary Moor Moore. Rosss ASe MSs
Quade and Mary Meehan
Mrs. Frances Lyman Hine and Mrs EtheIbsrs Ids
will be at home on Tuesdays. January and 10.
from until O'Clock, at No. West Firty-third-st-
The second regular afternoon meeting Of ths
New-York branch of the vassar Students Aid So
ciety is to be held in College Hail. Hotel Astor on
next Saturday afternoon. Walker NJ. Chandler
Will deliver a lecture The Trial OF Jesus from
a Lawyers Standpoint
Dele Fay Norris; vies-president Miss Caroline NJ
GeTrish; recording secretary Miss Caroline NJ Pei
man. treasurer, Mrs, Charles =, Potter; directors.
Mrs. Frederic J. Swift
Mr.. and Mrs, Sylvester Post gave = dance IN ths
Mentelair Club Hail. MontclaiF. N j.. on wednes-
day night. in honor Of their daughter. Miss Flor
enee Post. The decorations were holly and ever
green, ihtertwiRsd with red Christmas bells. Mrs
Post was gowned in white peau de sole. and Miss
Post dotted net white taffeta- Among
those present were Miss Amy Sawyer, the Misses
Force, the Misses West, Rodney Stuart Ethel
Osie Howard Ogle, Helen Pierce Miss Mabel
DFOSte, Donald stuart Charles DroSte Herbert
LeyfeFd, Helen Emery, the Misses Armitage, Miss
Ellen Reed, Mr. and Mrs. William Oakley Miss
Clara Bradford, Miss Alice Wilcox. Raynor Wilcox
Mr., and Mrs Russell Allan, Mr.. and Mrs Harold
Stuart and Miss Bertha Richards AL OF Mont
Continued On eleventh page
New-York tribune., 1905-01-01

Mrs. Charles r. Fair who has been spending
several weeks at the home et her parauts c-nn-
S..ass ana one-hundred- and forty hfth-st. has
returned to her home in Schenectady
New-York tribune., 1905-01-01

Mrs Richard Henry Reed. of No 2.465 Bread
way is receiving informally on the first WedRes
day of each month.
New-York tribune., 1905-01-01
Things TO Think Abozlf.

The prize offered for the heatest and best solution
Of the puzzles published last Sunday is awarded
to Bruce Berlin thirteen years old, No. 106 West
ne-hundFed-and-hfth-st, New-York City. With
the exception of one small mistake mis- work
perfect and extremely neat.
Again we offer an Interesting book for the prize,
winner Of to-day's Things TO Think About" AL
work should be addressed to Little Men and Little
Women, New-York Tribune. and should reach US
by Thursday January 5.
New-York tribune., 1905-01-01

Miss Jannette Richards will give the first of a
series Of lectures on Friday at the home OF Mrs.
W. H. Search. of No. rs Riverside Drive. The
patronesses include Mrs roh= c. Marin, Mrs. Will
lam Gerry Siade. Mrs Louis J. Allen, Mrs Dun
can Harrison, Mrs Laura Gomperts. Mrs. George
n Ludln and Mrs Edwin Martin Gross
New-York tribune., 1905-01-01

My resolution for next year is to be honest truth
fui and to refrain from using p-Ofane LANGUAGE.
Men may be dishonest for years and still fee!
happy, but there is not one map In hundred who
does not die in disgrace who Is dishonest. If one
is honest he need not shy at any one He may
look the whole world in the Esee-
AS for trutnfulness, must be truthful to he
successful in life. In order to obtain employment
must he truthful
Profanity will lead to dishonesty end untruthful-
ness. II will do any coed. Profanity often
leads DISGRACE
REMEMBRANCE KNOWLTON (age 12).
No G76 East One hurdred-and- biF y-nin hist New
-
New-York tribune., 1905-01-01

Mrs. Roscoe Leroy Record and Miss Eleanor Rec
ord, of West ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS gave an
informal luncheon on Thursday to Mrs H. J.
E6ofgers OF Albany. The other guests were Mrs
flekenlQoper. of St Louis; Mrs. Sumner Salter, of
10, no o2+ Vest One-hundred-and.forty nnth-st.. and
New-York tribune., 1905-01-01

CHARADES
Z Inadmissible. g Pulpit. s. Tenancy
CHANGED INITIALS
/ At. bat, cat, hat, mat. vat.
2. On. con. don. won. son.
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Matteson. Mrs. Florence More; Mrs Maud Stew
ayt Mrs Raymond Parke. Mrs Coker Clarkson.
MEs: James Slarkson Mrs. Jane Corlies, Mrs Ruth
Miss Bessie Dean, Mrs John Mccunough Mrs
Harry Harry r. Steel. Mrs William Wadsworth. Mrs.
William Bacon. Mrs. Harriet Webb, DR.. Anna
Blossom. Mrs. Katherine Remington. Mrs James
McLain Mrs. William Braden, Mrs. Edward Nash
Mrs. Caroline Swinney and Mrs. Harry Wallerstein
New-York tribune., 1905-01-01

subscription euehTe and dance. in aid OF the
Guild of the Infant Saviour. will be given at the
Hotel Majestic on next Wednesday evening. The
invitations have been distributed only by the man.
bers of the board Of managers. Among the many
women interested IN this charity are Mrs Robert
McGlnnis, Mrs. jaime Reyaes. Mrs. Allan w Ram
say. Mrs. John Crane. Mrs John w. LerseheF Mrs
New-York tribune., 1905-01-01

uhoeF the auspices of tho Emma Willard Asso-
clatloa Miss Myra Kelly will tell of her expert
SIZES S as {eaeher ip the public schools of the East
Iese room at the Hotel Astor " " ~ e
New-York tribune., 1905-01-01
BROUGHT BY THE PosTMAN.


Dear Editor; Many thanks for the beautiful
Thanksgiving present you sent me for my prize. It
is splendid book and I reading it with much
pleasure. / am very fond of horses. and slack
Beauty is well named. indeed II Black Beauty
alive should like to rub his velvet noses feed
him an sppls, and make friends with him, as
have with some 0ther horses have met
You have two other prizes that want TO win, II
possible that you VIII hear from again In my
effort to Sa successful Thanking you again, yours
truly, CAROL CARROLL
No. 251 Carlton-ave.. Brooklyn.
Dear Editor: received your dollar. and was very
much pleased with IT. 1t was the first prize ever
won. Hoping I may win another some day, viii
close, thanking you very much Very slacsreiy
yours, RUTH DE EREESE.
Albany. n, Y.
Dear Edits#, I received the box OF paints. and
RAPHAEL puNPHr.
No % Mann~ave., NewpsFt. r L
NEW YEAR eTANZA.
A box Of paints. which was one OF the prizes
eered for the best eFiginai four line stanza about
the New Year. is awarded to Beatrice Beddos.
No. sS6 Jererson-ave.. Detroit, Mich. This Is her
poem:
Ring out yen bells. so strong aRd clear
And welcome In the bItsbt New year.
The Old Year dies, with many a tnousns
OF all the changes IL has brought
New-York tribune., 1905-01-01

Mrs Charles f. sprague, of No. 1ls West Sew
enty-hfth-st. viii give reception. with music. on
MonGay afternoon. January TO- in honor OF Aux
mary NO OF the Little Mothers Aid AsSoca-
slon. An at home was held by Mrs. Sprague on
New-York tribune., 1905-01-01

Mr. and Mrs. Fenton Newbery of West One
mas OF MI and Mrs. Beverly Newbery of Yonkess
New-York tribune., 1905-01-01

MISS Grace L Eaton, OF West seventy-thrd-st
VIII give dinner to her bridesmaids on January
Z Her marriage to Frank L. Schoonmaker will
g., Sp Tetteofatea on January IS in the Collegiate
SSHiuICh. tltth-ave. and Forty-eghth-st Mr.
Scnoonmaker will entertain with his bachelor din
her at Delmonlcos January T.
New-York tribune., 1905-01-01

Mrs Ashurst Norris formerly Of New-York now
OF Cadogan Square. London, and Surrey, accom-
P PdrIea ey heF daughter. is spending six weeks in
New-York tribune., 1905-01-01

Mrs Lorenzo NJ Johnson. of Chicago announces
the engagement of her daughter, Dorothea Stew
art TO George Bragg Massey, I'd. of Watertown
y. Y.
Mrs Louise De Sale Johnston, Of West One
New-York tribune., 1905-01-01

OF the new year I am glad to say that I have a
particularly strong will, which will put into good
use in making my resolutions for the coming year.
Ftrst-I resolve to take lively interest IN the
poor.
Seecnd-I shall encourage kindness and generosity
among my sisters and trisnds, and especially in
myself.
Third-I will never mock or tease old people,
Fourth--I resolve hereby never to SNOWFALL any
hodY ualess necessity eompels
Fifth-To be kind and thoughtful of other people.
Now think that II any child followed these resp
lutoHs Mother Nature would not sc0wl and frown
so. but. instead, would smile and shake her wise
old head and say. u guess some OF nv children
have been making good their resolutions"
ELIZABETH r. NORCOTT fage 20.
No. 943 Dawson-st.. The Bronx New-York City
New-York tribune., 1905-01-01

MT and Mrs. Howard I. Rogers and family. of
Albany, the guests of Mr. ana Mrs Sumner
Salter, of No. 554 West One-hundred- and forty
nlnth-st. for the holidays.
New-York tribune., 1905-01-01

Philadelnhia ' :; --4"Ai1s . sA9-' s4@ie III
New-York tribune., 1905-01-01

Thomas NJ. Cahin was the host of theatre
party last night at the Harlem Opera House
Among Anon his guests were Miss ALICE Hubert. Mss
Alice Haserty. Miss May McKiniess Miss Anaa
Gahin. Miss Katherine Cahill Miss Nav Cahill
Thomas p. Neville, Thomas NJ. eahil William c.
John J, Barron. - ~
New-York tribune., 1905-01-01

MISS Maude Hewitt. of No 1Os West Eighty.
S9XXth-st;, and Miss Jayta Humphries of No a
caEiest9e Drive are prominent in the West End
New-York tribune., 1905-01-01

DIAMONDS.
l. A fourth OF read;
King;
A character in LongfelIow's 'eEvangelins''i
fixed determination;
Compact;
saIutation used by the Roman Catholics to the
Holy Virgin.
a fourth OF read.
. A third of sea;
A denuneia ton.
An expensive fur used for mur and neckpiece;
Not young.
4 third of sea.
SINGLE ACROSTICS.
1. Crosswords. five letters each: A song, king of
Judea. sarcasm, at time a covering for the
front OF dress skirt The initials spell an East
country.
9. Crosswords five letters each: To go within an
understood person. common fluid. ire. boys
name. sleep thought The initials spell the name
of ruling king.
JUMBLED NAMES OF FRUIT
/. Pelap. 2. Enarog. 3. Nabnaa. 1 Apchs. S.
SQUARE WORD
Strap OF a bride; facility; land surrounded by
water; to want for.
Answers to Puzzles Published December 25.
FLIGHTS OF STAIRS.
RRGBBER
HSSsHE##Bs
New-York tribune., 1905-01-01

Mrs Watson Appleby Bowron. OF the Hotel st.
Andrew, has selected the second and fourth Fri
days for her days home.
New-York tribune., 1905-01-01

aF5ed-and-second-st, Is making short visit In
MRS Charles T. Fair. who has been spending
shd s. the a9@e e. hsr c
'eFiIiee 10 her nome in Schenectady.
sanemistsu Hirose. OF Henrietta Court. West
~ MMinTe1y.nrth-st who has been visiting his parents
IN Japan viii return to this city next month,
Mr.. and Mrs. E. s. Pigott of West one-humdred-
-seeond-st, entertained friends at New Years
party last night.
Mrs. Steven Miller and Miss Elisebeth Miller of
West Mount Morris Park. sailed on Wednesday for
tMew-0rleans; en- route for Dallas, Tex, TO spend
the winter with Seth Miller, formerly of this city.
Mrs. George c. Schaefer, OF No. 8 East Eighty
second-st. has issued cards for a reception to be
EIyen Te for her daughters social debut tomorrow.
A4maRda 4enais 2 and Elllne chatilIon Laura b Clark
Ema C. Mennen. Of Newark and Alberta Kelsey.
of New-Haven.
Mr. and Mrs. Howard /. Rogers and family of
albany sdFtHy are the guests Of Mr.. ana Mrs. Sumner
nintS: OF No 554 West one-hundred-and-ferty-
Mrs. Roscoe Leroy Record and Miss Eleanor Rec
ord' OF West One=hundred-and-second- gave an
Rogers. of Albany The other guests We're Mrs. s.
Hiek9san9oper. Of st. Louis; Mrs. Sumner sater of
Mrs. L. s. P!gott y 1'' anu
Mrs Ashurst-Morris. formerly of New-York now
OF Cadogan Square, London, and Surrey accom-
RarIg ny hsF daughter. is spending six weeks in
Mr and Mrs. Fenton Newbery of West One
nun re M were the guests for Christ
mas VI MI ana Mrs Beverly Newbery. of Yonkess.
Onoer the auspices of the Emma Willard Asso-
clatoa Miss Myra Kelly will tell of her expert
Side "a as {eaeher 4 the public schools of the East
ege room at T aTeFn9on January 16 in the col
e0 +'e's' a. the fiete4 Aster.
MISS Maude Hewitt. of No. 1Os West Eighty
SPjx2th-st and Miss Jayta Humphries. of No. a
social life "se' A''U
MISS Grace L Eaton, of West seventy-third-st,,
"lu give dinner to her bridesmaids on January
! Her marriage to Frank l.. schoonmaker will
sdSa65;, eshu5eh ,Eifthaye and eigRth;st Mr.
ner at Delmonicos on January Z,
Mrs Charles E. sprague of No 1ls West Sew
enty-hfth-st. viii give a reception with music on
iliary No OF the Little Mothers Aid Associa-
ton. An lat home" was held by Mrs Sprague on
Monday afternoon.
Miss Jannette Richards will give the first of a
series Of lectures on Friday at the home of Mrs
W. H Search. of No 7S Riverside Drive. The
IAN lam Gerry siede. Mrs. Louis j. Allen, Mrs Dun
a Ludln and Mrs. Edwin Martin Gross.
Mrs, Richard Henry Reed. of No Ass Broad
way. is receiving informally on the first Wednes-
day of each month,
The Rev. Phrbe Hanaford is president of the New
Century Study Circle, which will hold meeting
next Tuesday in the Hotel st. Andrew, Broadway
and Seventy second-st. CaFlyIe's French Revo-
New-York tribune., 1905-01-01

The Young women's Settlement. Christodora
House Will hold It's eighth annual meeting Tues
day afternoon. January 10 from until O'Clock at
| the Settlement, Ne 14f Avenue B,
New-York tribune., 1905-01-01

Mrs Frances Lyman Hine and Mrs. EtheInsrs "a.
will be at home Tuesdays. January 8 and 10,
from until O'Clock. at No. West Fifty-third-st
New-York tribune., 1905-01-01

The Undergraduates of New-York City and vicin-
ity cordially invited to attend meeting at the
New-York tribune., 1905-01-01

should always be used fer children taskhins. II
soothes the child sdfteus The allayz All PAIN
cures wld eoiic and = the best remedy f9s aisrns
Twenty Ave csntS bottle
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WOULD WIPE: OUT BOARD
RESIDENTS NEAR LAKES SPEAK
THEIR MINDS FREELY AT MEET
ING = OPPOSE LOWER LAKE
T,EVET,

Abolition Of the park board was IA
vored at a meeting held last evening by
members of the various Improvements
associations about the lakes, at the resi-
dence of G. E. Bateman, 2739 Lake Of
the Isles boulevard. The tone of the
meeting was distinctly hostile to the
park board, which was criticised for it's
failure to do something for the improve
ment of the lakes and their surrounds
ings. Plat B. Walker, Jr., the eighth
ward alderman, was the only park board
member present, and he had his hands
full. He explained his ordinance chang
ing the level Of Lake of the Isles and
Lake Calhoun from 145 to IA feet.
There was strong sentiment against the
change, and before adiourning the meet.
ing declared in favor of the 145-foot
level.
Judge John H. Steele made the sug.
gestion that the park board be abol-
ished. He declared that responsibility
in the city government was not con.
centrated enough. The board had
changed it's mind and broken faith with
the residents near the lakes time after
time. DR.. J. w. Penberthy, J. E. Mey-
ers, G. A. Stevenson and DR.. Russell
Wilcox spoke in the same vein. Mr..
Turner thought small expenditure for
proper drainage of the lakes in the
spring would do more good than any.
thing else