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The Washington times., 1905-09-24
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number OF kensingtons young men
left home this week for college. Parker
Warner left Tuesday for Lafayette Col
lege at Easton. Pa, where he is pre-
pairing for the degree of electrical en-
gineer. Henry F. Cunningham is be-
ginning a similar course at the Worces-
ter Polytechnic Institute. in Massachu-
setts.
Philip Mcqueen went last Saturday to
pursue his studies at Lehigh University,
Bethlehem, Pa, in civil engineering.
Benjamin Perry has gone to Baltimore.
where he will complete his course in
medicine at the Johns Hopkins Univer-
sity.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis Boynton are
spending a brief vacation in Washing
ton and Kensington, after having been
on the isthmu3 for number of months
where Mr.. Boynton is connected with
the canal commission.
Miss Julia LangiIle is home again az
ter spending the summer in Wisconsin
Illinois, and Ohio.
Mrs Ralph Goodner and her son, who
have been the guests of Mrs. Merritt o
Chance, have returned to- their home IL
--ashville, III.
| The Kensington baseball club won {
i
Saturday. the score being TO 0.
| The Epworth League Of ST. Paul
Methodist Episcopal Church are plan
ming a series of socials to be held OF
| the first Friday of each month. TIL
first one Will be held in the churcl
| parlor on Friday. October s.
Mrs Alfred Dalton and her mother
Mrs. J. H Surratt, have returned hom
from a visit to Baltimore.
Mr.. and Mrs. Z. J. Hartshorn an
| family came home on Tuesday after
| stay of some weeks in New York State
George Taylor and his family move
into Washington last Tuesday. Nj
Taylor has sold his house on Connect
cut avenue to Mr.. Forbes, who, wit
his family, Will shortly occupy It, Nj
Forbes has been occupying the residenC
of Mrs. Elizabeth Geddes. on CAIRO
. place
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Return From Europe.

Mrs. Clara Leadbeater and daughter.
Miss Lucy, have returned from Europe,
where they have been summering.
Mrs. Estelle Herbert Walz left Alex
andria for the Hot Springs. w Va. 10
see her husband. who is at that resort
for his health
Luther Carter, OF this city, has been
commissioned a notary public by Gov
ernor Montague
Miss Elizabeth Slaymaker. who has
been visiting in Brevard, y. c., has re-
turned home.
Miss Yu!a StarneIl has returned home
from Richmond. where she has been
visiting her aunt.
Mr. and Mrs. William E BAN nave
returned from their honeymoon
Mrs. Luther Carter ana son. CdIiIl
Carter. are sick at their home with ty'
ohoid fever
Mrs. Anna L. Slaymaker has rsturhhec @ h
from Waterbury. Md. where she naS
been visiting Mrs. William n Boswell
Mrs Annie Schwab Smith. who has
been visiting in Baltimore, mas returhe'
home.
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Harrison street, Anacostia, Tuesday
night last. The tent is composed OF
bows between the ages of ten and six
teen years. High Deputy J. j. Murray
presided over the meeting, and Past
High representative George w. Shoe
maker administered the pledge of the
order. Secretary George w. Rue gave
q short address to the boys.
The following were chosen as onicers
for the quarter ending December 81;
Past chief ruler. Raymond Middleton
chief ruler, Edward Mink: deputy ruler
Francis McGrath: recording secretary
Ralph Williamson; financial secretary
Earl Barrett; levite, Claude Jordan m
side guard, Albert Waters; OUTSIDE
guard, Walter Griffith.
Wreath Tent has elected the following
board Of guardians: Shepherd. Harry L.
Jordan; councillor. Murray Allen; treas
urer, George w. Rue.
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ANACOSua

wyatt Shipley. of Good Hope, left last
week for visit to Chesapeake Beach.
where he visited his parents.
Ella A. Richardson has transferred
half of lot 167 in Anacostia. to Andrew
-indberg.
Workmen have been engaged for q
geek Or more erecting poles and wires
between Washington and Marlboro,
Prince George county, Md, via Ana
,ostia. for the Chesapeake and Potomac
Telephone Company.
Mr. and Mrs William Jordan. of Ana
.ostia, have returned from Leonard
own, ST. Marys county. Nd, where
hey went a short while ago to attend
he funeral of Harry Sanderson, form-
n resident of Anacostia.
John Z. Powell. of Rose Croft, near
Anacostia, is staying at Deer Island. on
he coast of Maine, where he is spend
ng his vacation.
Miss Olive Isaac is visiting relatives
n Baltimore Watson Isaac Is spending
lis vacation at Lower Cedar Point.
Workmen have been engaged for some
lime on the erection of a modern frame
house for Hosmer Johnson, on Maple
avenue. Good progress has been made.
The Anacostia police force is still in
l depleted condition because of the alb
.ence of several Of its members on ac-
count of sickness and annual vacations.
Mounted officer J. w. Mccormick left
:hc city Sunday with a party of friends
,n q fishing trip to Piney Point, Md.
Policeman V G. King is on leave. and
officer Kari Scherer is visiting relatives
n Massachusetts. Night Desk Sergeant
A. L. Egloff Is still confined to his home
IN street. with illness. and officer
David Crouch is sick at his home In
yNvining CITY.
nr. and Mrs. Edwin w. Hutchison
md their son, of I'D Pierce street. Ana
,ostia, have returned from Atlanta. Ga,
where they visited relatives.
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Wedding Invitations Issued.

Invitations have been issued for the
marriage of Miss Ellen Dunn Harles-
Ton. daughter of c. w. Harleston, of
Anacostia, and Frank NJ Finotu, also
,f Anacostia- The ceremony will take
place Tuesday afternoon. October 3. at
clock in ST. Teresa's Church. corner
Washington and Fillmore streets. Ana
costa
Mr.. and Mrs. John F. Driscofi. Of 10o
Navy place, Anacostia, are entertaining
is their guests, Miss Katie Driscoll,
Miss Josephine O'Donnell, and William
Mellon. of Providence. r. /.
Fifteen days leave of absence has
been granted, to Frank Virnstein, the
,ight desk sergeant at the Anacostia
police station. Sergeant Virnstein will
pend his vacation at his home in the
Southeast. .Officer John F. Reagan has
secn transferred from street duty.
Miss Helen TanQuary, Of the force
II the Government Hospital for the
insane. has gone to Atlantic City for a
racation. She is accompanied by her
= mother.
The enroilmemnt at the Anacostia pub
Sc schools this year is much larger
han last. and It is thought that several
Of the grades will have to be doubled
.acilities were inadequate for seating
70 large number.
The Masonic Hall here Is being uset
.cr the manual training and kinder
r1rten classes. For several years past
an attempt has been made to pass ;
recommendation through Congress, pro
riding FOR the purchase of the vacan
Eround adjoining the Van Buren build
ng in the west. and the erection there
sn of a four-room addition This vii
be brought UP again at the coming ses
ZION of Congress -6y the school officials
supported by the citizens of this com
nunity.
Charles J. Burch. supervisor at tn
Government Hospital for the Insane
,as returned TO his post of duty afte
vacation spent at his home on Jack
son street, Anacostia.
After a summer rest. the choir @
.ne Anacosua Methodist Episcopa
Church resumed duty at the churc
asst Sunday morning The singers wer
isain in charge OF Daniel G. Smithsor
Eho has been the musical director
the church for a number of years.
James c. Leonard. of Anacostia, ha
been elected one Of the delegates frol
he Washington Liquor Dealers Assc
,lation TO the National League Conver
Hon. which will be held the middle {
October in Madison Square Gardei
New York city.
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Uon9reSsHeiglltSS

Miss Margaret Shannon and Mrs c.
w Scott of Brooklyn. y. Y. are visit
ing at the residence of Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles F. Purdy. Hamilton road ana
Seventh street
Work is rapidly progressing toward
the completion of q frame dwelling for
]. +. Talbot. on Fifth near Savannah
street
Private S j. BresIine of combination
chemical engine company. No. 5. re
turned to his former duties last Mon
day, after a ten days vacation. Private
G. c. WOLF. Is now on leave
The frame dwelling being erected for
r. Listen, at corner of Fourth and
Savannah streets is nearing completion
Great preparations are being made for
the coming shoot of the National Capital
Rifle and Revolver Association in Ran
die Park the afternoons of October 10
to u. inclusive Many matches are be
ing arranged including a championship
one. There will be three prizes TO each
match. first. second and third. ammun-
ton TO be purchased on the range and
guns and revolvers will be furnished
TO those who have neither.
There will be a meeting of the asso-
citation tomorrow evening at f;3O o clock
In the Warder building TO further com
plete the arrangements of the coming
meet
Lewis ! wrenn. of Nichols avenue
! who was convalescing, suffered a re-
lapse last Monday and is quite i'll.
birthday party was given last
Thursday evening at the residence oi
MIR. and Mrs. William Woods. Of Part
street. The party was given in honor
of the birthday of Mrs. Woods. only
members OF the immediate family being
| present.
| Joseph Wahier. has had large trac
of his land subdivided into building lots
| facing Wheeler and Hamilton roads.
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Appeal for Temperance.

In response to the appeal issued oy
High Chief Ruler John c. Moore, OF the
independent Order of Rechaoites, that
the pastors of the District OF Columbia
preach a Rcchabite temperance sermon
Sunday. October S. the Rev. Charles y.
Isaac pastor OF the Anacostia Methodist
Episcopal Church. has written that he
will be very glad to comply with the
request and will preach a temperance
sermon on that day.
Congratulations were extended Adol-
pNus Eckloff Thursday of last week, the
occasion being the seventy-eighth birth
day of the veteran, who is at present
holding the position of night desk ser
geant at the Anacostia police station :
celebration was held at his home, ~ >
street northwest, IN the evening, at
which were present not only large
number of friends and relatives, but
ten children, thirty grandchildren ana
ten great-grandchildren.
Funeral services over the remains OF
John r RoDey, a former resident or An
acostia, whose death occurred recently
at Lewes. Del, We're held Saturday al
| ternoon at o'clock from the residence
| of his mother, Mrs Octavia Robey, Soa
Harrison street, Anacostia- The ser
vices were conducted by the Rev. h.
1 Hez Sven, pastor or Ine SeConu Dol
| list Church. and the remains were IN
TERED in Congressional Cemetery
Forty-three unlicensed dogs were cap
tured In this district last Saturday by
the Poundmaster's assistants
The following deaths occurred at the
Government Hospital for the Insane
during the past week: Michael Moran
aged sixty-nine years; John y Brieh
aged seventy-eight years.
The first building to be erected OF
the new subdivision of the United States
Realty Company will be a church, whici
will be located at Pennsylvania an'
Minnesota avenues. Just as soon a
this fact became known a large nunlbe
Of persons interested IN the erection
the new edifice sent notices and poster
throughout the neighborhood. invitin
all to a meeting to be held on the sit
!. Of the church Sunday Afternoon at "a
o'clock. At the appointed hour quite
number of persons assembled and too
steps to inaugurate campaign
A committee was appointed to pei
feet arrangements to be put IN opera
, ton today at the same time and place
i Six Baptis. churches were represente
. last Sunday. The meeting was
charge of the Rev. J. w Maury- II
sermon was delivered by the Rev. b.
: Geren. and the prayer given by the Re-
w. NJ Nevins. Mrs D. C Fountai
and George II. Judd had charge OF IN
a music.
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Elisha tones Dead.

Elisha Riggs Jones died At his home
in Howard county. Nd. on Sunday last,
If a complication of diseases. aged forty
FIVE years. Mr. Jones was well known
throughout this section of the State,
and was a son of the late Edan A
Jones. and a nephew of S. o. Jones. OF
Goshen. this county. His mother was.
before marriage, Miss Rachael Riggs, q
daughter of the late Elisha Riggs. of
this county. he leaves widow and
four children His widow is a daugh-
Ter OF the late Henry Banks. of Howard
county. Md.
A large number of Democrats of Glen
Echo and vicinity met on Monday
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Meade who died last Wednesday at .he
homo of her sister, Mrs. Bishop. 3o16
Dumbarton avenue. took place Friday
from, St PauTs Episcopal Church. on
Twcnty-th!rd street, near Washington
circle. The interment was private.
Wilson's Return.
Mr. and Mrs. Jesse II. Wilson and
family. who have been spending the
summer at their new home at Wash
ington Grove. have returned to thei-
winter residence, 2914 P street.
Howard Nyman. collector of customs
of the Georgetown port, is away on his
vacation.
Charles P Cropley OF the Farmers
and Mechanics National Bank force.
who has been out Of town for the pas :
two weeks on his vacation, Is expected
to return in a day or two.
Harry Kleinschmidt. who has been iii
at the Georgetown University Hospita.
for the past month suffering from an at
tack of typhoid fever. is rapidly recover
ing and will be able to- be out in q
week or two. About ten days ago his
condition was regarded as critical.
Walter Palmer, of Virginia. has pur
chased house 141S Thirty-third street,
known as the Viers house. Mr.. Palmer
will occupy the house as n home
Mrs. Ortman. of 1916 street, has
recovered from an illness of several
weeks. Last week she underwent an
operation.
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Some Personal Notes.

~, Nfark Blum and family have re-
- 70 their home. iOie South Caro-
Iina svenue. after having spent two
-,.o,,,bs in New York and Atlantic City.
waIte- Mcfarland, who has been VIZ
- =; Asburv Park and Culpeper
county Va, has returned to his nome
at 90 A street
Corh,n Burch. formerly Of III Seventh
street. has purchased and IS now oc-
cunving one of the new houses erect
ed on c street between Seventh ana
Eighth streets
sheridan Galloway returned Saturday
TO his home, 643 A street. after a trip
through the West which has extended
over the entire summer. Mr. Galloway
has been visiting his grandparents in
Denver and Chicago.
pohart Marsh. of Philadelphia. has
been visiting Carl Curry. on A street
Mr. Marsh returned on Monday after
two weeks stay in the city.
Merriam Kramer, OF 554 A street, has
been spending the summer with friends
I'm Baltimore county, Md
John Sanderson and his family. who
have been spending the summer IN
Riuemont, Va, have returned 10 their
home at sSS A street
Mr.. jeremiah Sullivan and sister.
Helen, OF 50 c street. accompanied by
Miss Hussey. having spent delight
| ful time in Chicago and Newport News.
have returned 10 the city
Miss Mollie Harrison. daughter of Mrs.
| NJ. W. Harrison. of 502 G street. has re-
turned. after a pleasant trip OF a month.
| to Brooklyn. N Y
The home of R. Fisher was the scene
OF a pleasant stag party Friday night
| in honor of II. s. and ]. c. Hemingway.
| who left FOR Ithaca, N Y the next
morning, the former TO enter Cornell
and the latter to resume his studies al
CONTINUED on PAGE II. this Sectton.l
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So1tl5eas aadn9t01i:

The launch upon which Francis Pc
trola. has been working during the sum-
mer. was launched Saturday IN the
Eastern Branch. The launch is the only
one of its kind on the river 1t was
built for speed from a model designed
for Mr.. Petrola-
Richard Hynson. of go South Carolina
avenue, left Tuesday for Lexington, va.
where he will enter the second year at
Washington and Lee University
Miss Francis Kennedy. member OF
last years graduating class OF Eastern
High School, has left for Baltimore
where she will enter the Womans 8 COL
lege.
Mrs. s. Mitchell, 547 Eighth street, has
returned after three weeks illness at
Columbia Hospital.
Mr. Divine. the oboe player OF Haley
band. has returned from Atlantic City.
Miss Edna Shaw, 122 Third street, en-
tertained a number of her friends at
. Chase's Theater Wednesday evening.
| Her guests were Misses Shaw and
Startzen and Messrs- J. Philip Ditt-
man and John Smith
Charles Smith, 10 Seventh street, has
purchased a new home at Clarendon,
| Va.
| Mrs. Schneider, of 90 East Capitol
street. has left for New York, where she
will visit her friend, Mrs. Donnelly-
! At the northwest corner of Seventh
and l. streets work has begun on
! new lunch-rCom to accommodate the
employees of the navy yard The old
/ frame structure will be replaced Dy
brick building
1 Guy NJ Neely. of Eleventh ana Z
T, streets. has been visited during the pas
ten days by a A Minnick- OF AsneVilie'
n. c. Mr. Minnick left on THURSDAY 1of
] his home.
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Were Quietly Married.

At ST. Teresa's Roman Catholic
Church. Washington and Fillmore
streets. Anacostia. Miss Helen Chris
tina Simpson, daughter of Mrs Mary
NJ. Simpson, of Morris road. Anacostia.
and George Lafayette Thompson were
quietly married Thursday noon A re
ception followed the ceremony from TO
o'clock at the home OF the aunt OF
the bride, Mrs. F. c. Bache, with
whom she has lived since her child
hood
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Goes to Baltimore

Miss Emma Koenig. OF Baltimore. VINO
har been visiting friends in this city.
has returned tc her home She was ac-
companied by Misses Maggie and Ma
rion Schwab. of this city
A. c. Wyckoff. of Laurel, Nd. was
in Alexandria, last week.
: Mrs. w. T. Sutherlin. OF Danville. Va.
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Dances Prepared

THE Seaman Gunners' Glass. which
wera identified with the social life in
this section last winter. will return 10
the navy yard during this week Inc
class will stay here for six months, dur
ing which time they will give seTerai
dances in the officers ballroom al the
navy yard
Mr.. and Mrs. Summerfield Noting
ham. of I2l1 East Capitol street. have
returned from Atlantic City and Phila-
delphia, wherothe spent the past TWO
weeks with friends
Mrs George Pryor, of $40 Tenth street.
entertained friends from Philadelphia
last week
Guy NJ Neely and John Arth, TWO
welI-known sportsmen OF this section,
Friday morning made one OF the largest
wis of the season while hunting On
the marshes back Of the jail. In several
bours they shot seventy reed birds and
ortlans-
On Monday night the largest crowd
Of the season was present at the dance
given by Prof Hughes, in Naval Lodge
Hall.
Columbia Lodge, No ia, l. A NJ
held its first meeting of the season IN
Naval Lodge Hall. on "Wednesday even
| ing
The Naval Lodge Hall has been lhor-
o,,gbIy renovated during the summer
and is resplendent with fresh paint Iro"
cellar to attic
orient Conmandery, No. 5, K T, are
diligently drilling each Monday, Wed
nesday and Friday evenings under the
, command of Adjutant Hodgson- They
have selected North Carolina aVenus'
between Third and Fourth streets. for
ain Grounds. and II they do not carry
or the banner at the approaching m
snection. il will not be for lack OF ef-
/ fort. A..
Edward Davis, Of Capitoi dn' -
snending two weeks at Chester "a
Edward Jones has returned from
southern Maryland. where he has been
/ visiting relatives.
The Chevy Chase Social Club VIII give
their first ball Of the season on Oc1ooer
Harry Sprucebank has returned irom
his summer home N Virginia
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Continued on Page II. this Sectionl
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earn the title of the Philanthropic
Pawnbroker of the islands. He further
said that II he made more money out
Of his enterprise than he could COM
fortably take care of. he would divide
it with the poor and needy, becoming,
in fact, a very Rockefeller with the
tainted traits eliminated.
The other partner in the venture is
Frank Levy. an Irishman by birth, who
is a typical Frisco boy and quite un-
married.
The pair state that If things go we'll
with them they may open a private
bank here and combine the two BUSH
nesses.
And if ever you want to see us,
come right around" concluded Carlo,
land if we can't do business the fault
won't be ours
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INCREASING BUSINESS.

Owing to the increasing demands on
our real estate and rental department,
we have engaged Mr.. Irwin H. Beadle
Of our business Mr. Beadle will give
prompt and careful attention to the
letting and renting of houses for cli-
ents, and to the purchase and sale of
real estate, assisted in all needful ways
by our Mr.. Trent.
We now have choice list Of houses
for rent, and a steadily growing eli
entele enables us to handle more of
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,pAWNBR0K|NG
IN Hawaii
Uncle Isaac Talks About
the Business Out
look.

..On the first of the month or maybe
a little sooner we shall raise the nag,
mean hang out the three brass balls,
and proceed to do business at the new
stand"
Thus spake a representative of the
I. Carlo Pawnbroking Co., of New
York, which intends to open a branch
IA this city.
aHow came you to strike Honolulu"
asked the reporter.
"Well, you see," replied Mr.. Carlo.
eve were on the way to Australia to
hook over the field there, and thought
20 well OF the opportunities presented
~ this city that we decided to estab-
nsh a branch right here"
:'Of course you expect to make sue
cess of your venture?"
1--WE do that. You see that the usur-
ers have had the run of the place so
long that our legitimate methods are
sure to find favor among the commun-
NY. Our loans will be made on a one
and two per cent. basis and we shall
conduct our business strictly in accord
ance with the requirements Of the re-
Gently created law"
Mr.. Carlo went on to explain the
procedure of starting a pawnbroking
business. The only stock in trade
needed is money and Of that valuable
commodity the firm is said to have
s1oodles. to loan out on diamonds,
watches, jewelry. merchandise and
ether forms of collateral.
The promoters Of the new enterprise
have studied conditions here and are Of
the opinion that the presence of a
Arst-class pawnshop will be of great
benefit to people who. from time to
Ahme, feel the pinch Of poverty.
1.-THE best Of us get hard up. some
times, and need little financial as
sistance," was the way that Carlo put
Il. Merchants go to the banks for
loans and people with the proper col
lateral will come to us and be ac-
eommodated; it is exactly the same
principle" ~i3al
who do you look to for the bulk Of
your business" queried the reporter.
I'VE are prepared to loan to all ma
13ono1;t;oc IN onvthinp from rear1a tO
Overalls.'' was the prompt reply.
"Of course" Carlo went on to say,
zone must be a trifie careful at first.
Tor instance, II a native brought a
Aeiau round to the shop and wanted a
raise-rocks for rocks, as it were-I
should have to consult my authorities,
stherwise an irreparable mistake might
BE made"
Carlo seems to be of a charitable turn
ef mind, for he stated that he hoped to
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HALEIWA.

The Haleiwa Hotel. Hono1ulu's f.
nous country resort. on the line Of
the Oahu Railway, contains every
modern improvement and affords its
guests an opportunity TO ENJOY all
amusements - golf. tennis. billiards,
fresh and salt water batnlnQ, shoot.
ing, fishing, riding ano dr1v1nx. Tick.
cts, including railway rare and one full
days room and board, are sold at the
Honolulu station and Trent & Com.
pany for $500. For departure Of trains
consult time table.
On Sundays, the Haleiwa Limited, .
two-hour tram. leaves at 8:22 q. m. {;
returning, arrives i. Honolulu ct 10:1o
p -.
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THE PALACE GRILL, August q

THE PALACE GRILL, August 90
1905. Dinner: Soup-Chicken a la
RENE; fish-broiled mullet, Saratoga
chip potatoes; boiled leg of mutton,
caper sauce; entrees-Tenderloin of
beef la champignon, calls brain pat
ties la poulette, veal outlets Dreaded
with green peas, apple fritter: roast
Prime ribs of beef, stuffed young tur-
key and cranberry sauce; vegetables
potatoes. corn on cob, baked
sweet potatoes; salad-Hawaiian crab;
dessert-Green apple pie, vanilla ice
cream and cake. Dinner from to
p. m.