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The Washington herald., 1906-10-31
NAVY ORDERS.

Capt F. J. Drake, detached duty in
command Of Wisconsin when placed out
OF commission; to home and wait orders.
Comdr b. W. Hodges. detached duty as
Inspector OF ordnance at the Watervliet
Arsenal, West Troy. y. Y. &c; 70 the
Asiatic Station. sailing from Seattle
Wash. November .. Is06.
Lieut. Comdr. L. c. Bertolette. detached
Newark when placed out Of commission: /:
to Quincy. Mass. for duty in connection
with the fitting out Of Vermont. and for
duty as executive officer on board that
vessel when placed in commission
Lieut.. Comdr. w. J. Maxwell. additional
duty as inspector Of ordnance, United
States Naval Magazine, Iona Island,
y. Y.
Lieut.. Z. Winship. retired, placed on
the retired list of officers OF the navy
from October Is. 1896. in accordance with
the provisions Of section I.53 OF the Re
vised Statutes.
when placed out of commission; 10 home
and wait orders.
Lieut.. r. Williams, detached Maine; 70
home and granted leave OF absence for
one month from November :. 1875.
Ensign Z. 0. Fitch. detached navy yard
Boston. Mass. &c: 90 the United States
Army Hospital, Fort Bayard, y. Mex,
for treatment.
Ensigns T. /. Ozburu. T. ]. McNair,
jr. ". J. Giles. W Ancrum. and D. T.
Client, and BOatswain +. BTeSnan. de-
tached Wisconsin when placed out OF
commission; TO home and wait orders
Boatswain J. Hell. detached Illinois: tc
home and leave one month.
Boatswaiu L. J. De Ryder. retired
placed or the retired list Of officers of the
navy from October IS. 1906. in accordance
with the provisions Of section 1888 OF the
Revised Statutes.
Warrant Machinists J. P. Richter. c.
G. Nelson, A T. Percival, and G. 6. Bing-
ham. detached Wisconsin when placed
out Of commission; to home and wait
orders
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MILITIA TO GET NEWARK.
Cruiser Turned Over 10 New York
Naval Organization.

The New York State Naval Militia
will hereafter have the use OF the pro-
teoted cruiser Newark, row lying in the
BROOKLYN Navy Yard. IN place OF the old
wooden sailing vessel New Hampshire,
designed and built early III the nineteenth
century. and which has been lySg for
many years in the mud of New York
harbor totally unfit for cruising purposes
and utilized by the miIitiamen as a bar
racks, orders have just been issued at
the navy yard to this effect
The Newark is steel schooner Of two
masts, built by William CTamp & Sons.
of Philadelphia, in 1889. and was one OF
the first warships OF the new navy. She
Is go feet long, 49 feet broad, and has q
mean draft of IS feet, inches. and a
displacement of 4.09S tons. With her
speed and armament she will prove of in
valuable advantage - the militia in the
line of practical naval instruction
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BAR WILL PAY TRIBUTE.
Memory of Late Justice Alvey TO Be
HonOred at Meeting Thursday.

a meeting OF the District Bar Associa-
ton to pay tribute Of respect 20 the men,
ory Of the late Justice Richard II. Alvey,
who died recently at his home at Hagers-
town, Nd. is TO be held on Thursday
morning at IL O'Clock ia the Circuit Court
rooms at the City Hall.
There viii be present the justices of the
District Court Of Appeals, justices Of the
District Supreme Court, justices of the
Court of Appeals Of Maryland and other
distinguished persons Of the District and
Maryland.
The arrangements for the meeting are
in the hands of the following committee;
William F. Mattingly J. J. Darlington.
George +. Hamilton. \. :. Worthington.
and A. a. Hoehling, jr.
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GEORGE W. CABLE TO WED.
Engagement of Author and Miss Eva
Stevenson Announced.

Lexington. KY Oct 50.-The engage
ment Of Miss Eva Stevenson, wealthy
club woman of this city, to George W.
Cable. the author, was announced here
this afternoon.
Miss Stevenson is the daughter Of
former Congressman Job Stevenson, OF
Cincinnati and was at the head of the
Woman's Club Of Central Kentucky for
several years. She entertained Mr.. Cable
here when he was on = lecturing tour
The wedding is 10 be some time in No
vember i'm either Atlantic City or New
I York
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tant bud Of the season. She enjoyed great
popularity during her first season. and
until the death of Mrs. Grant, when Mrs
Sartoris retired from society and for sew
eral years passed the winter season in St.
Louis and the summer IN Canada or
abroad. The marriage of Miss Vivian
SartoTis, which took place at Coburg, Can
ada. in the summer of 1907. was almost as
great a surprise as the ceremony OF Mon
day. The elder sister married Frederick
Roosevelt Scovel. a cousin OF President
Roosevelt, and at the time Of his mar
riage a student in enc of the New York
universities They lived in Washington
for year following their marriage. but
more recently have made their home in
Italy. where they have n residence near
Florence Mr. Woolston. who is fourteen
years his brides senior. is said to have
met the latter eighteen months ago, and
to have begun his courtship at Poland
Springs IN the summer of 1905. Mr.. and
Mrs. Woolston viii reside IN Florida, but
do not go there until January l. Mrs.
Sartoris will pass part OF the winter in
Washington, where she has a large and
devoted circle of friends.
The first debutante function of the long
and interesting series will be given next
Tuesday. when Mrs. F. y. Loring will give
/ a tea for young people in honor of Miss
Caryl Crawford. daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
Joseph Crawford. who are now living at
Stoneleigh Court This first of the sea-
sons buds is already we'll known to a
number of her contemporaries, having
spent the last two years in Washington
school. but win be an entirely new and
charming addition TO general society.
/ Mr. Charles Francis Adams. of Boston,
has abandoned his idea OF .assing the
winter in Washington, owing TO the de-
/ lay I'm the completi Of the improve
ments begun in the house he recently
/ purchased on Massachusetts avenue.
! Mrs Sidney Dillon Ripley and Miss
Annah Ripley. who have been passing the
autumn insItaly, arc now in Paris.
Mrs. c. ". Dunlap OF 1850 Corcoran
street. has been confined to her home by
/ illness for several weeks.
! The Misses Gaines have removed from
421 East Capitol street to Alton House
| Thirteenth street and Massachusetts ave
nue..
The home of Mr.. and Mrs. L. Vernon
SmallwoOd. 525 Fourth street southeast
was the scene OF a large gathering OF
friends Monday evening, the occasion
beng the anniversary OF the birthdays of
MI and Mrs. /. Vernon Smallwood
/ During the evening refreshments were
served Among those present were Mr.
and Mrs. Edwin Bartlett, the Misses
Ethel and Regina Bartlett, MIR. and Mrs
John +. Smallwood, Miss Ellie Smallwood
Mr.. Eston SmallwoOd, Mrs. J. +. Smith
Mrs. TOUlsOn, Mr.. and Mrs. +. Hoover
NJ. and Mrs N. Guy Y0st. Miss Ida
/ Bartlett. Miss Gertrude Bartlett. Mrs. NJ
T. Smallwood, Miss Gertrude FTave
/ Smaliwcod, and Mr. and Mrs. L. Vernon
/ SnallwOod
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Emmet CIub Entertains.

An informal hop was given last night
by the Emmet Social Club to its friends
at Costello's Hall. Sixth and G streets
northwest. Refreshments were served. a
committee, consisting of Miss Nelly En-
right, Messrs. T Z. Mccarthy. and ]. D.
kelliher, has beer appointed to make
plans for a series OF weekly entertain
ments, TO be given under the auspices
OF the club during the coming winter
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Entertains spanish veterans.

Dr. Anita Newcomb GcGhee entertained
the members OF the Gen. Nelson & Miles
Camp, No. ], United Spanish War Veter-
ans. at her home, 1920 p street last even
ing at 7:45. She exhibited TO the visit
ing veterans q large assortment Of views
which she has taken during her service
at the contingent Of American nurses
while serving with the japanese army in
the Manchurian campaign.
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HER VIGIL REWARDED
MilliOnaire's Daughter Finds
Fiance in Florida.
IS TIMEKEEPER ON RAILWAY
Wife and Fortune Await Dutch Al"
Becker, for whom Wealthy New
York Girl Has Been waiting SIX
Years-GInd TIdings Flashed Across
the Ocean to PinIDg Maiden.

New York. Oct. so.-Flashing over the
cable across the wide eXpanse of the At
lantic, interrupting for a brief moment
the exchange Of sordid business communi-
cations. went one brief little message.
which carried more Joy 20 its recipient
than has come into her life IN six long
years.
"Albrecht is found" read the message.
and it told 10 d love sick girl across the
water that her faithful wait of years for
a missing fiancc had been rewarded, and
the search which she had prosecuted for
the man Of her choice has at last been
successful
This girl is the daughter OF an Ameri-
can millionaire. and for six years she
has waited for the return OF wooer who
| left her 10 seek his fortune when her
! cruel parents forbade his attentions ct
that time because they believed the men
TO be a mere fortune hunter.
Rejects Other SuItOrs.
AIbrecht Becker. former officer in the
German army is the man. Since she part
ed from him in New York. In 1900. the girl
has heard no word from him. But she
has remained faithful to him, and re-
/ fused other suitors. even when she re-
ceived apparently authentic information
/ that Becker disappointed and discour-
aged had killed himself in Chicago. Until
she knew positively Of his death she said
she would not give him up.
! Then the parents relented- Believing
/ that the restoration of her aduirer would
alone bring her happiness. they eagerly
began search for him. And this hunt
has at last proved successful.
! Becker has been located In Florida.
Word OF his whereabouts was brought 10
/ AcoIph Kaufman, who has been in charge
/ Of the search. yesterday. To-day the mes
sage was sent 10 the girl who is now In
Europe and a man started South to
/ identity Becker aud tell him Of the good
fortune in store for him.
/ Tfmekeeper on Road in FIorfds.
At present Becker is employed as time
keeper for the East Coast Railway al
/ So a month He IS known among his
/ feIlow-employes as Dutch Al" George
/ Schneider, civil engineer who worked
with Becker, brought the news Of bis
whereabouts
/ When Kaufmau's agent finds Becker, he
vii not only learn that his former sweet
heart has remained true 10 him. but will
/ find that a comfortable fortune awaits
him His father cut The young man OF
without a cent, but his sister. the Bar
/ oBess Won Kaskei. TO whom the family
/ fortune was left, has decided to share Ii
I with her brother.
/ Love and fortune will come TO Becker
together when the identification Of Dutch
J Al is made by the agent sent 10 Flor
/ ida.
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NAvAL VESSEL MOVEMENTS.

Arrived-Don Juan de Austria, at Monte
Christi; Sterling. at Monte Christi; Mari
eta, at Santo Domingo City; Kentucky
and Mohawk, at Norfolk; Virginia, al
Tompkinsville. from navy yard, New
York: Abarenda. at Tompi5iusville.
Sailed-Dubuque, from San Juan. for
Philadelphia: Sioux, from Boston, for
Bradford: Denver. from Norfolk. for
League Island; Blakely. from Norfolk, to
cruise; Eagle, from Norfolk, for Key
West
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RnrnI Helr Us Ernected.

London. oct. S0-Aceordins 10 q dispatch
10 the World. from Madrid. the accouche-
ment of Queen Victoria is expected in
) nril next.
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The marriage of Miss Bertha Agatha
Julihn, daughter Of DR. and Mrs. Magnus
l. Julihn. Of this city. to Mr. Robert W.
Dyer. Of Saratoga, Wy0-. took place yes
terday morning at St Stephens Episcopal
Church. Mount Pleasant, Rev. William r.
Bushby, officiating. The bride had no at
teudants. She wore handsome tailor
gown of brown broadcloth with white
hat. trimmed in brown velvet and roses,
and carried American Beauty roses. I'm
mediately after the ceremony Mr. and
Mrs Dyer left for a honeymoon trip 10
New York on their return they will be
al gi3 Vermont avenue. as they do not
leave for their home in Wyoming until
December !.
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Prnred nt Ffrrt Conrention.

Philadelphia. Oct. 3O7,Rev. Edgar N.
Levy, who made the opening prayer at
the irst Republican national convention
in this city in 1886. died yesterday. He
was ordained sixty-two years ago.
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Earl OF Cranbrool. !. ne.d

London, Oct. 3o,-Gathorne Hardy, first
Earl Of Crsnbrook, who was twice secre-
tary for war and lord president of the
council. died to-day at Hampstead Park.
Re WAS born in 1914
The Washington herald., 1906-10-31
luther I,cawue i'm session.

Canton, Ohio. Oct. 9a-The seventh 3i-
ennial convention Of the Luther League
OF America opened a three-day session
here to-day, with an attendance of Ee9
dclegates.
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Tn THE SOCIAL WORLD
President and Mrs. Roosevelt
Go to Virginia To-day.
CALL FROM CABINET CIRCLE
Enhancement of Mrs. Flora Louise
Clement and Capt. sydney Amos
CIOman, L. :. A., AnnOuneed-hnT -
riage OF Miss Rosemary Sartoris ia
New York Surprise to Friends.

The President and Mrs. Roosevelt VIII
leave to-day for three days visit TO
their cottage in Albemarle County, Va,
where they propose making several horse
back excursions in the mountains. They
wiz be accompanied only by the Presi-
dents stenographer, and have the SER
vices there of the caretaker of the place.
Mrs Root Mrs. Taft, Mrs. Hitchcock.
Mrs COrtelyou and Mrs. Metcalf called
at the White House yesterday morning
for their usual weekly visit to Mrs.
Roosevelt, who always devOtes Tuesday
morning TO this informal reception Of
the Cabinet hOstesses.
In the afternoon Mrs. Roosevelt At
tended the concert of the Philadelphia
Orchestra, having as guests in her box
Mrs. Taft, Mr.. Byard, Mrs. Pellew, and
Miss HagEer.
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HernIh Want a..

viii be received at Nelson's drug store.
fSt and c SITS NV. and promptly for
warded to the main Office.
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Herald Want AIS

will be received at Castell's Pharmacy,
11th and Irving SITS. NV, and promptly
forwarded TO the main Office.
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The Baroness Won Sternburg. wife of the
German Ambassador. entertained box
party at the Belasco Theater yesterday,
at the concert Of the Philadelphia or
chestra.
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y very pretty wedding took place last
evening at Faith Chapel in southwest
Washington where Miss Lydia c. Haas
and Mr.. Sheldon Spencer Foltz were mar
ried in the presence. Of large company
Of friends. Rev. John Hoyt. jr., the pas
tor. officiating. The brides only attend
ant was her sister, Miss Lena Hafle The
latter wore "a dainty gown Of white
mousselIae with pink ribbon accessories,
and carried bridesmaid roses. The
brides gown was of white mousseIine,
elaborately trimmed in lace. worn with
tulle veil Her bouquet was shower Of
roses and lilies OF the valley Mr. J.
Thomas jefferson, half brother Of the
bridegroom. WAS best man. The usheTs
were MIR W NJ Russell, Nj George r
Boyd. Mr. ". NJ. BUThans, Mr. Thomas
\. Harlow. Mr. ". FOltZ, and Mr. c. II.
Hafe. The decorations Of the church were
unusually handsome. consisting Cf a
generous arrangement of white chTysan-
jhemums and PANS, a wedding bell Of
roses directly over the scene Of the
ceremony completing the floral embcllish-
ment of the chanccl 4 reception 10 the
immediate relatives and most intimate
friends followed the ceremony at the res
idcnce of the brides parents, Mr. and
Mrs Jacob Haflc. Here, as at the
church. the decoration was chiefly in
chrysanthemUms, with the addition OF
autumn foliage Among the oUt-of-town
guests here for the wedding were Mrs.
Herman and Miss Herman, Mrs. Speckt,
and Miss Gittenn, all of New York
Much interest is felt in Washington in
the romantic marriage Of Miss Rosemary
Sartoris and Mr.. George II. Woolston, of
Florida, announced yesterday from New
York, where the ceremony followed imme-
diately upon the arrival CT the bride and
her mother from Europe Mrs WooIstOn
who is the youngest Of Mrs. Nelly Grant
Sartoris' three children, made her debut
In this city November 50. 1898. the date be-
ing that of her eighteenth birthday She
WIS presented by her grandmother. Mrs.
l. s Grant. widow CT the former Presi-
dent, at the Grant home on Massachusetts
avenue. with Mrs. Mckinley and Mrs. Ho-
bart among the first guests 10 extend
their congratulations to this most impor-
The Washington herald., 1906-10-31

Baron Karl Won Giskra. the former first
secretary of the AusJrO-Hungarian Eu-
bassy. who last spring entered upon the
duties of Minister to Chile, has again
received a substantial promotion. being
named Minister 70 Mexico Baron and
Baroness von Gisk.a. the latter formerly
Miss Helen King, Of Baltimore, will not
take no their residence in Mexico until
the early spring In the interval. Baron
Haymarle, the secretary of embassy in
this city. viii go 10 Mexico TO act as
charge daffaires.
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The engagement is announced OF Mrs.
Flora Louise Clement. of this city. -
Capt. Sydney Amos Cloman, L. S a. the
wedding 20 take place in the near future
Mrs Clement is the widow of the late
Victor Clement. who was well known in
New York and San Francisco. She has
had an apartment at the Connecticut for
the past two seasons. Mrs. Clement has
Travelled abroad very extensively, and is
extremely popular with the circle Of
friends she has made in Washington.
Capt. ClOman is one of the best-knoWn
bachelor officers on duty in Washington,
a member of the Twenty-fifth Infantry
assigned to special duty at the War Col
lege. and on the General Staff He was
appointed to the Military Academy from
Ohio. and graduated in the class of 30.
He IS a member OF the Metropolitan.
Chevy Chase. and Army and Navy clubs.
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The Austrian Ambassador, who return
ed to New York yesterday. will sail next
week for q short visit to Vienna, but Will
not be accompanied by the Baroness
Hengelmuler The latter, who IS now in
New York. will return 10 Washington
November c, and reopen the Embassy on
Connecticut avenue.
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The permanent board OF officers ap-
pointed by paragraph .. Special order No,
~. December 3, 1904. War Department. is
hereby dissolved
A permanent board of officers to consist
OF Maj. John T. French. jr.. quaTtermast-
or. Capt. James a Logan, tr., commits
savy, Capt. Harry l.. Pettus, quarter
master. is appointed to meet at the War
Department. at the call of the president
.oI the board. for the purpose Of exanin-
The Washington herald., 1906-10-31

The resignation Of First Lieut.. William
J. Schmidt, Fourteenth Infantry. of his
commission as an officer Of the army has
been accepted by the President. to take
effect October q. 1906. for the good OF the
service
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Claim Notice.

McCraeken Circuit Court, c. A. Is
bell, plaintiff, We. petition in equity.
F. G. Rudolph. administrator of Ad-
die Howell. deceased, etc. defendants.
Ordered that this action be refer
red to Cecil Reed, master comm s.
sioner of McCracken Circuit court to
take proof of assets and :.pbliit!es of
the estate of Addie Howell. deceased.
and all persons having claims against
said estate are required to properly
verify and file the same, before sail
commissioner. on or before tho 9Th
day of December, 1906. " they will
be forever barred from asserting any
claim against the assets in the hands
OF F.: G.. Rudolph, admin strator of
said estate administered: and all
persons are hereby enjoined ard re-
strained from collecting their claims
against said estate except thr1rgh
this suit Ordered that this order De
published In the Paducah Daily SUI
as required by law.
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Professor Had Last Laugh.

President Hadley. of Yale, was
talking about his student days. 81
remember a stately and venerable
professor, he said. upon whom
some sophomore once tried to play a
trick.
"The professor. one morning. be-
ing unable to attend to his
class on account of a cold, wrote on
a blackboard:
DIR. Dash. through indisposition.
unable to attend to his classes to-
day
The students erased one letter in
this notice. making 1t read:
"'Dr. Dash, through indisposltion,
is unable to attend his classes to-
day
But 1t happened a few minutes
later that the professor returned for
a box he had forgotten. Amid roar
OF laughter he detected the change
in his notice and. approaching the
blackboard. calmly erased one let
ter in his turn.
Now the notice reads:
"'Dr. Dash, through indisposi-
ton. is unable to attend to his asses
today. columbus Dispatch.
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Pretty Birthday Party.

Miss Julia Dabney entertained a
number of her girl friends very de-
iightfully on Tuesday afternoon at
her home on North Fifth street In
honor of her 18th birthday.
The double parlors were prettily
decorated for the occasion in a
scheme of green and white and a
quotation guessing contest was one
of the features of pleasure. Each
guest was presented with a dainty
hand-painted green and white score
card and pencil, to which was at
tached an English walnut painted
green aud tied with a white ribbon.
containing a popular quotation. Miss
Elizabeth Kirkland won the prize. a
pretty stick pin. for correctly guess
ing the greatest number. A delight
full two-course luncheon in the green
and white effect was served during
the afternoon.
The guests were: Misses Mary
Wheeler. Elizabeth Boswell. Eilei
Boswell, Elizabeth Kirkland, Lucil,
Well. Aimee Dreyfuss, Ethel Sights
Marguerite Schwab, Mary B. Jen
nings. Mildred Soule. Lucyette Soule
Mary Cave. Saidee smith, Elizabeth
Atkins. Martha Cope.
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DR.. |. d. Howell expect to come into
town next week and The Cabbage
Patch" the center of so much pleas
IRE during the summer, will be closed
for the winter.
Mrs. Anne Bergman and Mrs. Gus
tav Warneken, of Clarksville, Tenn.
will be the guests during the coming
week OF Mrs Edmund p. Noble, at
her home on West Broadway,
Miss Anne Sheriff. Baird has re-
turned from a delightful visit in
Oklahoma City and is with her sis
ter. Mrs. Luke Russell. on West JEFF
ferson street, for the winter.
Miss Jincie Smith, of North Fourth
street, will return home next week
from GAINESVILLE, Tenn. where she
has been visiting her sister Mrs
John X. Smith, Jr.
Miss Claribel Rieke and Miss Carrie
Rieke leave sunday for Chicago
They will visit the Misses Macdonald
in Dubuque. Iowa, before returning
home. ir
Mrs. Will Hughes, of West Jeffer
son street, has returned from Kenetkt
H.. where she had been for sons
months for her health.
Mrs. Laura Fowler and Mrs. Rerti,
Campbell will leave Monday night fol-
a weeks stay in Chicago.
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Popular Visitor Compliunented.

A graceful compliment to a popu-
lar visitor was the delightful dance
on Monday evening at the Red Mems
hall. given By Mr.. George Holiday Ia
honor OF Miss Julia Dickerson. of ST.
Louis, who is visiting Miss Eudora
Farley. of Farley Place. A efull or
chestra of seven pieces played during
the evening and light refreshments
were served. The dance vas pro-
longed until o'clock and those pres
ent were:
Mr.. and Mrs. Philip Rogers. Miss
Dickerson. OF st. Louis; Miss Flor
enoe Rock, of Cleveland. o.: Misses
Eudora Far.ey. Rosetta Farley, May
belle Boyer. ortance Thurman. Mary
Gsagan, Ruby Dunlap. Cora Dunlap
Clara Nichols, Annie Halpin, Mas
Sauerberg, Maude Foster. Mary Boyle
Fannie Lanham. Gertrude Fisher
Katie Haag. Gertrude Haag, Myrtle
Hawkins. BERTHE Hawkins. Minnie
Sanders. lola Konetzka Lena Pur'
chase; Messrs. Charles Rottgerins
Ernest Rudolph. Charles Bell. Boyce
Bergman, George Brown. Kirk
Frank Short. Lote Plumlee, James
Ripley. Joe Fisher. Marshall Cooper
Clifford Ferguson German Wilker
son. Robert Hayden, Russell Long
Artie Mills. Fred Moore, Flanagan
Frank Theobald. Howard shelton
Lonnle Vale, Charles McGregor. Et
Farley, Parker Bray, owen Bell, Cur
It's Seamon, Roseland.