davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
New-York tribune., 1905-02-26
wAsHlNeToNs BIRTHDAY.

A Few days before Washington's Birthday I re-
ceived a letter from dear friend, Evelyn invit-
Ing me to spend the holiday with her at her home
on Long Island
F7veIvn Is the dearest girl alive. sure. and
when mother allowed me to accept the invitation
I was wild with Joy.
After school, on the Zst, I departed for
Evelyn's home. Evelyn was glad TO see me that
she could hardly contain herself and for that re-
son we had a rousing good pillow fight az bed
time When she awoke IN th9 morning she
came over to my bed and whispered IN my ear;
'Dotty awakeI II is Washington's Birthday. We
could not get dressed quickly enough
Immediately after breakfast We put our heads
toge+her as to what 20 play this eventful morn
ing. At last came TO the conclusion that we
should play washington Crossing the Delaware
OF course, we must have ship. and though you
NAV think this a queer pastime for girls, am
surs that 10 one could have better time than we
did that morning. We went out to the barn and
obtained a board about five feet long and three
feet wide and two broomstcks, each a little more
than three feet long. Then placed the board
carefully on the broomsticks, or rollers, as we
called them. and each o. US obtained two long
thick sticks to uss oars As I was visitor
was allowed to be General Washington. and Evelyn
was my head officer.
We would strike oars against the floor and
our ship would go. Then I would say. Now boys
bv noon tomorrow we must have the enemy.
would hardly utter the words when the Follefs
would roll away from the floor Of our shis. and
we poor patient soldiers, would come with a sud
den thud to the floor. II was very asgraVaJlng
indeed but such occurrences only made things the
more real. Washington had 70 have great deal
OF patience that cold winters night and as We
were neither cold nor hungry We naturally needed
soma sort Of annoyance 10 make II seem true. Inc
walls served as ice blocks, and more than once our
brave ship steered straightway into them, ana
the--what troubled At those few moments when
our ship would smoothly, we would do nauG ~
hut talk OF the HeSSianS whom We hoped We would
soon capture and though We were having q real
good time would Try 70 realize the day when
the brave commander and his band crossed the
icy waters OF the DeldWdfe. -
Then we landed. and after some marching pre-
tended TO capture the enemy. We had 70 pretend
we were Hessians. Americans and everything all
at once. For guns we took our rollers, and shot
ina ginary beings.
Evelvn's grandmother told us some stories, and
presented Us with a lovely framed picture OF Wash
IngtOn. BY the way the dear, white haired lady
spoke you could almost imagine that she herself
had lived IN George WaShington's time
sang Yankee Doodle and
America and then I taken home by Evelyn $
father. I safely say that never had a better
time than that holiday, the birthday OF George
DORIS OLSON
Thirteen years old.)
No. TO4 Leonard-st.. Brooklyn. n. Y.
This ia the prize story OF How Celebrated
Washngton's Birthday and the writer VIII be
rewarded with badge.
New-York tribune., 1905-02-26
"O6e Hero of the Boys.

! versary aforementioned. turned her attention to
sFIaces' She said. sharply. As these were sought
her eyes fell upon cluster OF volets in the bosom
Of her dress She smiled Io-rHQrrow wolIo pe
she remembered the Father Of her Country. Shs
excused the lessons proper TO Tuesday; and remeH:
the story Of the axe. the cherry tree, the stern
! parent boy hero. George washington Jones
mira tiOn-H'ith emulation.
And then came-reCessl
tol. 7 want you to tell me why you had Georges
luncheon bag2' - =. ., -
'"oid YOU. George?" asked the teacher. Then re-
ay1Icatir ~ her story she said BE sure you tell
the truth We must all tell the truth, Always! S1t
you especially for you are named george "asnlhs-
The namesakes eyes filed with tears. No he
couldn't tell a le-he couldn't But-What "ou4o
recess be like If he didn't?
''Pobby'' gaZed at him wrathfuly.
"I-I-never,' gasped George in a triumphant
:STien. Bobby you stay IN after school" came
the verdict You can all 60 out now, ,4,.
Georges arm quvered in "Boooys relentless
Yea little. sneakine sniveing''-7- He failed e
find any word do Justice to his concePPtslon OF
George. Didn't ye say ye Wo44- yeIs SLAMS
He punctuated his words with snakes ana sIapa
and pinches, 49,. c.orr. va. nm.
able 70 lnish. He quivering with pam ana IeaF
YAH stuff!'' was "Bo0bys' reply, as ne SAT
George forcibly on the ground. IN teach you TO
YoTH let him alone SAID the & voice ,9t, OF Ji [Fat
kid. And If yor want 10 fight with hinl take ING
one minute later George and Jim" having
svyapped luncheOns were the centre OF an aTrlceoy
feeding throng. Jim was the stIongeSI ~ es9 - -
and menniu iun IS not yet one - heaI ~
[ though when Might studry. valiant ano eIeVea
wears old protects Right, weak, little liIIllo aIo
only eight years. seven months week ana e0up1s
o.
New-York tribune., 1905-02-26
HONOR LIsT.

Albert Bruce. Alice Behrens. Walter Bedel A.
thur Bergen, Constance BostWick. Wllrlor Bra6ley.
Edna B,-tnelerny. HaroI5 BootLroyd Margaret
Chaplin Elsie .-haruer. Martha Conway. Eslea
Clark. Esther Cleveland. Carol Carroll Theodoro
De Land. Sarah Davies. Fred DCran. Alexander
Ennis Morris Feinsteiu William Frost. Annetsa
Gates. George Gilman Marion GaIy. GertrC5s
GIaeSer. CtaTence Cole. Arthur Hasbrouck. Ethel
Hyatt. Ruth HamilI Louis HaUSe1. Clarence Harras
Hamilton HOppiu Lillian Herman. Eugene EiaUs-
letter. Roberta Harding. Grace Holland Joseph
Heichelbech. Cfrisw0ld Holman. TED. Hampsons
Pearl Ffil. Hiia Jameson. Olga EOlT. Ethel JacOo-
son Jennie kner Michael Kane, Bertha Leon,
Cecil Lanyon. Lillian Tybnlt Helen Lyons. HOr-
tense Iloeble Helen Nicejovsky Herbert Merritt,
Alice MaschSe, Cathartne MCnford. Michael Alata-
grin. Florence Merscho-f. DOT0Jnea Marsh. William
NesIOr. Minlie Nardis. Margaret Neefus Allen Pot
ter. Olive Parisen. ThUrIow Prentice, TreEa Quu.
Robert Reiboldt. Marian Robinson William Ruckle,
jr Mary Routh Marguerite Reynolds. Edith Rob
iuson. Wilhelmina Spauutius. Marguerite Schmidt,
Louise Stern, Ella Sem. g. SChauweker Russell
Smith. Edith starr, Edith SeqUine- Bernie stein
bach. Rosetta Stern. Jessie Smith. Anna smith
Kennedy Ware. Ida Washington Maude Whirs
Minnie Wilson, Marshall Williamson and Herbert
Yarnold.
New-York tribune., 1905-02-26
corT-oUACKENBoS

re wedding of Mss Alice p. Quackenbos. daugh-
.s- ~ d.. John D. ouackenbos. and Ralph Boles
-. son ~ the late General James Bolles Colt OF
vo-uich Conn viii take place at the Church o.
-. 7r-z-uatson next Tuesday afternoon at 4
,,.loel, The bride VII wear a gown OF white
ss-in srd point lace. and viii carry lihes-of-the-
vzUrv she had chosen as her attendants her Sis
-,-s-Nlss Caroline D. Quackenbos. as maid OF
ts-or and Miss Kathryn QUackenbos, as flower
,--srs Misses Ida c. Messenger, Florence NJ
sm Gertrude s. Eencken. Lille H. Harper ana
-szn Z Faulkner as bridesmaids. The maid OF
honor wiz be gowred IN pink crepe de chine, and
,bs bridesmaids in Yellow A ". Colt Will be
his b-cthers best man. and the ushers are q.
Pavre Quackenbos. brother OF the bride; Edward
Il Prentice, John s. Koehl, and DR.. Noel BleeckeT
Iegse-t y New-York. and Albert and Reginald
Rsynol6s ot Norwich, Conn.
The Rev. William NJ Grosvenor rector OF the
Church q the Incarnation, viii ofdctate az the
ceremony, which IS 10 be followed by small and
tnforusl reception e. the home Of the brides par
eats No 81 West 28th-st Owing TO the recent III
ness o. the bridegroom only relatives and intimate
friends win attend the reception.
Among the invited guests are Secretary of State
Eno Mrs. John Hay. Colonel and Mrs. Daniel Apple
tor the Right Rev. Richard H. Nelson. Bishop Co
stfutor of Albany: the Right Rev. Henry Y. sat
teriee Bishop Of Washington; the Rev William NJ
J. Hood Wright, Dr. NItter K Iingley. OF Nor
w1ch Conn; Mr.. and Mrs. Hector Harold Have
meyer Mr.. and Mrs. Albert c. Hencken, Mrs
joseph W Harper. James l. Whitney and Miss
Ms-is Whitney OF Cambridge, Mass; Senator and
Mrs Chandler. Alexander N Hadden; Mr; and
NrE Gibson Admiral and Mrs Hughes, Mrs.
Amelia Barr, Professor and Mrs John h Rees.
New-York tribune., 1905-02-26

man Of the entertainment committee ana Mls'
Anna MacConneIl. chairman Of the reception COM
nittee The guests were entertained by MIS- hath-
crime Gordon Heath. soprano; Miss Margaret
Stephens coutralto; the Misses Pearson VloAnls'
and pianist and Miss zuleka BlacksheaT, recila-
tiors Among those present were Mrs. Frank c.
Miller. Mrs Tracy Taylor. Mrs. Edwin BeckWlth
Miss c. Beckwlth. Mrs. Arthur MacAnlghI Mss
ParrnIy Mrs Edgar Madden. Mrs. Francis Apple
gale. Mrs John P Jackson. Miss Elsa Jackson
Mrs Mary E Macdonald. Mrs. J. Lynn Eddy, Miss
Annie Book Mrs Andrew ]. FAYE, Mrs W. A Cum
mings Miss Maria Townsend, Mrs GeoTSe " Wiz
son Mrs Eugene Clarke, Mrs. Anna Mace
Mrs RoIiin Morgan. Miss Laura Skinner. Mrs =
= Arbecan MIS- William Bonner, Mrs Charles
H. Boaz. DR.. Mary Hess Brown. Mrs. James Hardy
brown Mrs Samuel Drew. Mss Edith NJ Cegg,
Mrs Greeley, Mrs. William K klnnear. Mrs Z.
n Townsend Mrs Samuel Allen. Miss Florence
De r Allen Mrs. George A. Varney; Miss Margaret
Tjndey Mrs Edward E. Hooker, Mrs, Harriet E
Fave Dr. Jessie Boyle. Mrs Marshall Ogborn, Mrs
Ralph NJ Easley. Miss Easley. Miss Sara Macon
nell Mrs Charles A Winter. Miss Mary Stewart
Dunlap Mrs. E Barnett Mrs. Farleish Dickinson.
Mrs Harry c. Palmer, Mrs Holden Davis, mrs
Maud NJ. KightlInger, Mrs. william Bament. MIS-
Virginia Grant Cor5in. Mrs Mary Grant CraIner,
Mrs Warren Higley. Mrs. c. w. stimson. MISS
New-York tribune., 1905-02-26
MATERS-KNIGHT.

One Of the prsttisst weddings OF the season was
that OF Miss Helen knight and Arnold E.
Waters which took place at All Angels Church
sst-st and West End-ave, on Washington's Birth
day The bride is the daughter of Mr.. and Mrs
John Miller knight. formerly OF Lockport, n. Y,
now Of this city. and a cousin Of the of1ciat-
ing clergvnan the Rev. De Lancey Townsend
who was assisted by the Rev. H. T. Payne, Of
Baltimore and the Rev. William Fisher Lewis, Of
PeekskiIl. The bride a gown Of white silk
net over white chiffon and satin. and a graceful
tulle veil. and carried shower bouquet Of lilies
of-the-vaIley. She was attended by her sister,
Miss Susan Knight maid of honor who
attired in a rnauve gown of messalIne with hat
to match and carried sheaf OF llacs Levin
L. Waters Of Princess Anne, Nd, brother Of
the bridegroom, was best The ushers
Townsend Scott, Fred. G. Boyce. DR.. Dledrich
New-York tribune., 1905-02-26
MOrit. and Janon Fisher. all of Baltimore, c

MoritE, and Jsnon Fisher. all OF Bsltimore' c
Sydney Shepard and Robson Lea Low, OF this
city, and William D. Knight Of Pelham
The brides mother wore exquisite toilet OF
gray satin, with hat TO match, and the matrcn OF
honcr's gown OF corn colored messaline with
touches Of blue, with which was worn blue
tul!e hat with trimmings OF forget-me-nots: .
The groom is of the firm Of Townsend Scott q
Son. bankers. CT Baltimore
Mr.. and Mrs. Waters will include in their wed
ding journey Palm Beach and other Southern re-
sorts. On their return they will be at home. after
April l. at the Stafford, Baltimore.
Among the guests were Mr.: and Mrs w. a:
Trubee. Of Bridgeport Conn; DR.. w, B: Rice, OF
Lockport: the Rev. Charles Spencer Rice of JeT-
sey City; Miss Edna Potter. OF Poughkeepsie the
Misses Andrews. Derby, Conn; Miss Low and MISS
Haywood. OF Stamford. Conn; Miss Emily h
Waters and Miss Eliza Waters. of Princess Anne
Nd: q. Robert Mr.. and Mrs. Townsend scott
Mrs. Cortlandt De Lacey Evans, Miss Evans; Mr.
and Mrs, Frank c. Bolton. Mr.. and Mrs Janon
Taylor Herning. Miss Elizabeth Way, Charles Cor
don Carroll all of Baltimore; Ex-Governor franz
Rollins, Benjamin Fisher and Frank Robinson OF
Boston.
New-York tribune., 1905-02-26
VALENTINE DECORATION.

The best three decorations Of the valentine print
cd on the page two weeks ago to-day were made
bv Mary z. Harvey. fourteen years old, or No z27
Broadway, Newport, R. l., who wants the picture
..E1inp Of the Forest; Anna Rienecker. fourteen
wears old Of No. 6s Nelson-ave, Jersey City. N j.
who asks for THE Horse Fair and AIbertus
Brown eleven years old, OF Mystic, Conn.,, VINO de-
siTes a box of paints.
All of the work done by our little men and little
women in the valentine decoration OF excellent
quality and we glad TO say that there IS a
Continual Improvement n the work Of our little
Tvfar
New-York tribune., 1905-02-26
LIST OF PRIZE PICTURES.

The Elder Sister Bougue-eau-
The AGE Of IunCcence.F SIR Joshua Reynolds
king of the Forest, SIR Edwin LardSser-
"a Critical Moment" Enaus.
The Sistine Madonna, Raphael
Madonna Cs he Chair. Ra ph1eL
Napoleon (SuUnb0X). Paul Delarochs
Tres and Water" AuOns&
Mona Lisa Leonardo Ge Ntoct-
Holy Family huauS.
''The Horse Fair Rosa BOlheu--
"A Reading from Homer, AITca-TadeC1z-
10 request for a photograph as Prize. De sure -
state your choice OF the collection.
New-York tribune., 1905-02-26

Mrs CHRISTOPHER c. Shayne, president OF the
Daughters OF Ohio in New-York gave a large re-
ception to the society yesterday afternoon from
10 o'clock at her home. No $50 West End-ave.
The large drawing bright with yellow
tulips and Jonquils and to this decoration In the
dining room were added yellow candelasra shades
Mrs. Shayne, who received in a gown o.: white
brocaded satin. trimmed with duchesse lace was
assisted by Mrs. John P. Jackson. first vce-presl-
dent OF the Daughters OF Ohio Mrs. E. L. Ar
becam. recording secretary; Miss Laura Skinner
corresponding secretary; Miss Maria Townsend
treasurer: Mrs Harriet E Faye chairman OF the
executive COMMITTEES: Miss Grace Gardiner. chair
New-York tribune., 1905-02-26
ARMITAGE-BENsoN.

Mas Gertrude Anne Benson, daughter OF Mrs
sophronia Benson and Percy Hague Armitage OF
East Orange. married at the home OF the
brides mother in Montclair on Tuesday night. The
ceremony performed by the Rev Harry Emer-
Fosdick. pastor OF the First Baptist Church.
The bride. who given away by her brother.
Charles W. Benson was gowned in white crepe de
chine. with pearl trimming and orange blossoms.
and carried shower bouquet of white roses lilies
of-the-valley and maldenhair fern. Edwin Arni-
tage OF Newark, and Albert Frost. Of MOntclair,
were the ushers. After q wedding trip TO the South
Mr.. and Mrs. Armitage will reside in Montclair.
New-York tribune., 1905-02-26
THoMPsoN-ANDERsoN.

Mss Alice Gordon Anderson daughter OF County
Clerk and Mrs, A G. Anderson. OF Somerviue.
n. :. and Lewis A Thompson. former Senator
Friday night. The ceremony performed at the
brides home, IN East Cliff-st.. by the Rev. DR..
E. G. Read. pastor OF the Second Reformed
Church Of Somervtlle Soon after the marriage
Mr.. and Mrs Thompson left for a Southern tour.
which viii last for several weeks.
MI Thompson was appointed clerk IN chancery
by Governor Griggs while he was president OF the
I Senate
New-York tribune., 1905-02-26
HANCE-DAVIS

Miss Grace Esteue Davis. daughter of Postmas-
ter Obadiah Z. Davis. and Joseph Nevarro Hance
were married at the brides home in Red Bank
n. J., Washington's Birthday. About one hun
dred and fifty guests were present The house
was decorated with palms. roses and orchids. The
ceremony was performed by the Rev. ". B. Mat
teson, OF the Baptist Church. The bride was at
tired In white satin crepe de chine, trimmed with
Irish point lace and chiffon. The bridesmaids were
Miss Frances Parker, Of Little Silver, and Miss
Elizabeth Davis, her sister. Herbert Davis, the
brides brother was best man.
New-York tribune., 1905-02-26
PARKER-wILLIAMs.

Mrs. Jennie Day Williams and Judson Whitney
Parker married in the Congregational Church
in Verona. n. j. on the evening OF Washington's
Birthday. by the Rev. John R Pratt The bride was
attired IN white crepe de chine and whits tafreta
cut en- train with full bridal veil caught up with
orange blossoms. She wore a diamond brooch. tbs
New-York tribune., 1905-02-26

gift Of tho bridegroom. and escorted TO the
altar by her uncle, George w. squier. where they
were met by the bridegroom and his best man,
Herbert Parker. The bridesmaids. the Misses Bes-
sic Condit and Mabel Souier were gowned IN pink
and white crepe de chine. They carried pink car
nations Miss Ida Bennett, the maid OF honor,
was attired in white crepe de chine with silk sp-
pliQue trimmings.
Mr.. and Mrs. Parker received in the psrlor
among bower OF smilax and palms An orchestra
Furnished music. The ushers were Ernest L.
Gould. Edgar B. Williams. Edward squier and
Walter Cirneotti
New-York tribune., 1905-02-26
COLoRINo WORK.

Raymond Lyon Bowers. thirteen years old. of No.
2l5 Feninore-st Brooklyn. and D. II. Dougall. hf-
teen years old. Of No. 2lS South sth-st.. Newark.
" j. have been chosen prize winners for the
most artistlcally coored magazine pictures con-
tslning the figure OF a woman. badge and a
picture Of The Horse Fair" VIII be sent 70 these
two winners respectively.
New-York tribune., 1905-02-26
Rare Coffee
.aur. Bacon. Mss jennie Pom.rln. Saad Mrs.

Laura Bacon. Miss Jennie Pousrins and Mrs.
POmerine-
The Columbia University Glee. Banjo and Mando-
lin Club viii give a concert on Monday evening,
March 6 at St PauTs Church. West End-ave. and
S6th-st.. for the members or the congregation and
their friends A reception win follow. The COM
rnittee of ARRANGEMENTS are E y. Davenport, John
Roberts. W c. Wilson J. " StInson. IT.. ". y.
Ivon tr w S Turner. H 2. MinEle, " Il. Van
ReuschOten, r. z Ward, J. CaStree Williams. -
s Fettretch and Chester Alexander.
Members OF the class OF Frederic ". Hinricns. II
the Plymouth Church Sunday School Brooklyn,
Continued seventh page
New-York tribune., 1905-02-26

Mr.. and Mrs. Whitmore Smith. OF Roukonkoma,
who recently sold their homestead, with farm and
woodlands, TO Maude Adams. whose home is ad-
toning. Will remove IN April to the Fairbanks
place at Lake Grove. MI and Mrs Fairbanks
and family are now residing in Brooklyn.
New-York tribune., 1905-02-26
U,eddings--Ofber Social Incidents.

Van TasseI sutphen. Professor and Mrs. A. Y. W.
Jackson, Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Edmund sted1nan,
Professor and Mrs William a Dunning, the Right
Rev. William T. Sabine Captain William G. Swift
and Professor 3. H. Campbell Mr.. Colt is mem
Der OF the 7th Regiment
New-York tribune., 1905-02-26
HosU TO HUfr1 q Prize.


T % %
New-York tribune., 1905-02-26

Dear Editor: received the prize which you ssue
me for my picture Of Jack and jill. and thank you
very much Sincerely yours. BESSIE SHIELDS
No. 7.s(2 HamDon-st.. New-OrleaIs-
New-York tribune., 1905-02-26
BROUGHT BY THE PosTmAN.

Dear Editor: Thanking you very much fer ths
box OF paints you sent ne for painting ths best
picture. I an. sincerely yours.
NJ LOUISE NGRES
No IS 33d-st., WoodClif Hudson, y. j. Station
@, Weehawken PostOfice.
New-York tribune., 1905-02-26

Dear Editor: wish 10 thank you for the very
pretty book you sent Aeltje Vermilya- She has
enjoyed IL thoroughly. and knows all the pictures
by heart She asked ne 10 ask you 20 print SONS
more cut-out pictures. Again thanking You. ! re-
main very truly. HER MAAAA-
New-York tribune., 1905-02-26

Mrs. Steven Bedeu of No 179 West 73d-st, CAV
an 'at home and musical last Thursday after
noon and evening.
New-York tribune., 1905-02-26

Mrs Roland Crosby Nickerson. Of No. 259 Madi-
son-ave. gave large reception on Friday. Mrs.
William washburn, of Chicago. Mrs. Nickerson $
sister, guest Of honor
New-York tribune., 1905-02-26

Mrs. Hogencamp Of No. $50 West 122d-st-. will
entertain the Home Euchre Club, of the upper
West Side. on next Wednesday afternoon.
New-York tribune., 1905-02-26
ITEMS OF SOCIAL INTEREST.

MrA Wheeler and Miss Olyphant. Of No 2s East
soth-st, viii leave next week for few weeks So
tourn at Camden, s. c
New-York tribune., 1905-02-26

va LARK TO THE PLANETS.
The Twelfth chapter serial story "0n Lark TO
the Planets" now running this department. win be
/ published next Sunday. March 5.
New-York tribune., 1905-02-26

Mr.. and Mrs. Richard Wainwright, OF Rye N
viii spend the month Of March at Okatee s G.
New-York tribune., 1905-02-26
Things TO Think About.

To Emily NJ, Pierce. twelve years old OF No;
IS Salem-st. Hackensack, n. J., goes the book
which was offered last Sunday as prize for the
best and neatest solution OF the puzzles published
that day. To the prize winner in to-day's Things
TO Think About" we shall give another book
All answers should be addressed to Little Men
and Little Women New-York Tribune. and should
reach US by Thursday. February 22
New-York tribune., 1905-02-26

Mrs. John A shedd. Of 1O2d-st. and Broadws
Will join her sister. Miss Kay. at Palm Beach SOC
New-York tribune., 1905-02-26

Miss Emma Kay. OF No 24s West ssth-st.. Is a
Palm Beach for the season.
New-York tribune., 1905-02-26
Dear Editor:

Dear EditOr:-
7 have just received the check you sent ne. and
I thank You very much for IL You can trnaS1r5
how pleased I 20 nave received IT, Hoping raat
I shall be found deserving Of other prizes II c1a
future I am, ever yours respectfully,
GILBERT COSCLICH (aged 10
No. 4717 CaroudeIet-sJ-, New-Orleans, La
Dear Editor:
1 thank You very much Tor the beanIiru4 ooc<
you sent g prize for picture cClorlng- aIA
going 10 try asa5n. Yours respectfully.
ISA 8E<LLAA DJNCANSCN-
No. 4s3 Ocean-avs- Jersey City. " !.
New-York tribune., 1905-02-26

Mr.. and Mrs. a. H. De Haven. Of s6th-st an
West End-ave. have joined their son and daughte
at Lakewood
New-York tribune., 1905-02-26
RIDDLE.

RIDDLE.
Ny first Is IN war and In way.
Nv second In sit. not IN lay.
Ny third is IN nap and In pan.
Ny fourth is In rat, not in ran
My fifth is In net and in head.
Ny sixth is IN rod. not in dead
My whole Is a season OF the year
New-York tribune., 1905-02-26

Mrs Thomas Meredith. OF No. 175 West Gth-s
win be lat home" Mondays until April
New-York tribune., 1905-02-26

Mrs. n. C. Williams. OF No. 17s West Tsth-s
held a reception on Thursday afternoon and eve
ing.
New-York tribune., 1905-02-26
VLTrHT OF STAIRS.

The last three letters of each word make the
drst three letters OF the following words Al AMI
New-York tribune., 1905-02-26

Mrs Charles z Mosher. OF No. Ts West S4th-st
will be at home" Tuesdays until April
New-York tribune., 1905-02-26

Mira Wheeler and Miss Olyphant Of No. 3 East
eoth-st. win leave next week for few weeks So
tourn at Camden, s. c
Mrs. Roland Crosby Niczerson. OF No. 259 Madi-
son-ave. gave a large reception on Friday. Mrs.
William washburn, of Chicago. Mrs. Nickersons
sister was guest Of honor.
Mr.. and Mrs Richard Wainwright Of Rye N 7.
viii spend the month Of March at Okatee. 8 G.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. H. De Haven. OF s6th-st and
West End-ave.. have Joined their son and daughter
at Lakewood
Mrs. n. c. Williams. OF No 17s West Tsth-st-.
held reception on Thursday afternoon and even
ing.
Mrs. Thomas Meredith. OF No I75 West S7th-st.
win be "at home on Mondays until April
for sojourn in the South. She is accompanied by
her con-
Mrs Charles z Mosher. OF No. z7s West s4th-st
viii be at home" on Tuesdays until April.
Mr. and Mrs. William Morgan. OF No. go West
7lst-st. have Just returned from a visit to their
daughter. Mrs. Frank Surrett. OF Montclair.
! Palm Beach for the season.
Mrs. John A. shedd. Of 1O2d-st- and Broadway.
Will join her sister, Miss Kay. Palm Beach soon.
Mrs. Steven Beden of No. 17s West 73d-st, gave
an "at home" and musical last Thursday after
! noon and evening
New-York tribune., 1905-02-26

Mr. and Mrs. william Morgan OF No. go West
7lst-st.. have Just returned from a visit to their
daughter Mrs Frank Surrett. OF M0ntclair.
New-York tribune., 1905-02-26
DIAMONDS.

L A fourth Of beet; before; sleep thought; ahl'
20 be cured; a meal: kind OF bread; TO blaze un
steadily; TO request: fourth OF beet.
J. third OF hay; force: kind or meat iron
OF hay.
New-York tribune., 1905-02-26

Mrs, Young. OF No. 80 West 1O6th-st.. has gone
for sojourn in the South. She is accompanied by
her
New-York tribune., 1905-02-26

Expert, scientific treatment elect
At office or ladies' residences. Mae
New-York tribune., 1905-02-26

This ia the prize story OF How Celebrated
Washngton's Birthday" and the writer wiz be
rewarded with a badge.