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Omaha daily bee., 1906-06-24
Social ChIt-Chnt.

Mr. and Mrs. Victor Gladstone announce
the birth Of a daughter on Friday
Mr. and Mrs James Richardson Of 1854
Howard street are rejoicing over the birth
Of son last Wednesday.
Mr. and Mrs. A NJ Longwell are en-
tertaining Judge A w. Lincoln of Spring
held, Mo. who is en- route to Chicago
Mr.. and Mrs Edwin Jay speh have re-
turned from their wedding journey and are
at home at slS South Thirty-third street.
Mrs. f. NJ. Pollard, wife of the con-
gresham from the First district of Ne
braska, arrived from Washington yester-
day to visit her mother, Mrs. Waterman,
in Omaha
Mrs. b. l.. Porterfeld accompanied by
her daughter, Alice, left last week to spend
the summer with her mother, Mrs. W.
Beebe, at resorts on the Atlantic coast
Mrs. Mary Porterfeld will spend the sum-
mer In Boulder, Colo.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. f. Hitchcock have re-
moved to their summer home at Excelsior
Beach, Lake Minnetonka, Mimi, where
they will be Joined by their daughters
Misses Fay and Hazel, early in July
Miss Helen Woodward has returned from
Poughkeepsie, n. y, where she has beer
attending school. Miss Mary Kreider, who
has been attending the high school here
( VIII be her guest this week before return
ing to her home in Oklahoma City
Miss Grace Sorenson returned yesterday
/ from Ann ArbOr Mich where she has
| been attending the University of Michigan
| to spend her vacation with her parents
Mr.. and Mrs Alfred Sorenson. This was
| Miss Sorenson's second year at the uni
versity.
Mr. Edward Rosewater and his party
who have been abroad for three months
| arrived in New York yesterday. on the
stedmer La Provence. Messages report
that they had an agreeable voyage ovel
and are all enjoying good health. They
are expected to reach Omaha on Tuesday
or Wednesday.
/ -..' .cueIick Lansdowne Candee, a for.
mer we'll known Omaha boy and a graduate
| of the Omaha High school in the class OF
| 1901 spent few days visiting Mrs. L. j
| Finn, on his way from New York to Port
! land, Ore, the last week. Since leavinl
! Omaha Mr.. Candee was graduated from
! Harvard university in the class OF 1905 anC
Is at present professor of languages a
Heathcote hall, a well known preparat tor,
\ school in New York City. Mrs j. j. De
right gave dinner and several automobIl,
parties in Mr.. Candee's honor.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-06-24

Thirty-second avenue. The guests, who
were seated at one large table and several
small ones. prettily decorated with daisies,
were Mrs Nutt. Miss Mutt, Mrs. Everett.
Mrs. Wadden Mrs ISfferts, Mrs. Chap
man. Mrs. Dodge, Miss Dodge Mrs Stew
art and Miss Stewart all OF Council BUNS
Mrs. NJ r. Smith. Mrs. A. c. Smith, Mrs
q. E. Pritchett. Mrs. Morgan Mrs Yates
Mrs. T. T. Lindsey and Mrs. r. u. Scott
On the evening Of his 21st birthday, Mr..
Charles o. Michaelsen was surprised Mon
day by number Of friends at his home,
l07 Stanford Circle The early part Of
the evening was devoted to music-voccl
solos by Misses Veronica and Josephine
Dougherty. piano solos by Miss Mildred
Rose, Miss Eileen Michaelsen and Mrs.
John Mattern; violin solo Mr.. Leo HON.
man; mandolin. guitar and cello trio by
Mr.. John Mattern. F. Zimmerman and Mr..
Willis. The remainder OF the evening was
spent in card playing and dancing Re
Treatments were served
In honor of her eighteenth birthday.
twenty friends of Miss Mabel .Stromberg
gave a surprise, on Thursday evening,
June 81. The evening was spent with
games and music. after which refresh
ments We're served Those present were
Misses Helen Chase. Marguaritta Burk,
korinn Samuelsou, Mabel Stromberg, Anna
Pearson, Anna Roberts. Inez Bloom, Della
Jacobson. Margaret Ravens, Esther Isak-
son, Messrs. Cecil Bergman. Carl Planck,
Arthur Tehbens. Robert johnson, j. n.
Bloom, Raymond Stromberg, Paul Ravens.
Walter Samuelson. Glenn Strombcrg and
A, F. Bloom
Omaha daily bee., 1906-06-24
Come ana Go Gossip.

Mr.. Larratt w. Smith has returned from
Racine college.
Mrs A. p. Guiou is expected home from
Chicago next Wednesday.
Mrs. Hugo Brandies has returned from
an extensive European trip.
Miss Whiting of Mobile, Ala, is the
guest Of Miss Ada Kirkendall
Mr.. and Mrs. Jack Koerpel leave Friday
to spend fve weeks in the east.
Dr. and Mrs. Clifford have moved to
! their country home at Conman, Neb
Miss Orkin OF Sioux City has been the
guest Of the Misses Rehfeld this week
Miss Brewington of Hannibal is spending
a few days with Mr. and Mrs. E. s. West
! brook.
Miss Hilda Hammer has returned from
Vassar college to spend the summer with
her parents.
Mrs. James r. Farney OF st. Louis is
the guest of her parents, Mr., and Mrs. B.
II. Robinson.
Miss Sarah Martin of South Omaha en-
| tertained yesterday afternoon for Miss
Mary Kreder.
/ Miss Mary Lee Mcshane is now in Glen
wood Springs and will not return until
early in July.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Earl Brink of
Kansas City. formerly of Omaha, are visit
ing in Galveston, Texas. They will be
Joined there by Mr.. and Mrs. A p. Brink
Omaha daily bee., 1906-06-24
Coming Events.

Mrs. Harry wilkins will entertain the
Cooking club Tuesday at bridge.
Harry Turkey will give a sailing party
Wed lesday evening in honor Of Miss Whit
ing.
Mrs Horbach and Mrs. Bourke will give
a dinner at the Country club on Monday
evening.
Miss Bessie Brady will entertain at sup
per at the Country club next Sunday even
ing for Miss Whiting.
Miss Ada Kirkendall will give a large
bridge party Tuesday afternoon in honor
OF her guest, Miss Whiting.
Mrs Howard Baldrige will give a bridge
party in honor OF Miss Whiting, who is
-the guest OF Miss Kirkendall.
Mrs. +, NJ Morsman, jr will give a
luncheon at the Country club Monday in
honor of Mrs Joseph Morsman.
Glen Wharton will entertain at supper
this evening at the Country club in honor
OF Miss whiting, who is Miss Kirkendall 6
guest.
Mr.. and Mrs Harry wilkins will en-
terrain at dinner at the Country club to-
morrow evening in compliment 10 Miss
Whiting.
Mrs. Everett Of Council Bluffs will en-
! tertain at luncheon Wednesday at the
Country club in honor OF Mrs, Mutt and
/ Miss Mutt OF Boston.
/ In honor OF Miss Whiting and Miss Platt
who is the guest OF Miss Potter, Miss
| Laura Congdon will entertain at bridge
! Thursday afternoon.
! Miss FlorShee Power will entertain Tues.
day afternoon in honor OF Miss MARI
Kreider. who leaves next week to join hel
parents in Oklahoma City.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-06-24

OF Omaha, who have been in Waco, Texas
for the past month
Miss Dream Lucas. who has been the
guest OF Miss Jessie Mason, left yesterday
FOR New York.
Miss Juliet Morris has gone to Clevc-
land. o. TO be the guest OF her sister.
Mrs David Prentke
Mr. and Mrs oscar Alien and Miss Sprst-
len leave Wednesday for a tour OF yell
lowstone National park.
Miss Lillian johnson OF Grand Island re-
turned to her home after spending week
with her friend, Miss Eva sheredeman.
Miss Edith Plat Of Chicago has ar
rived to be the guest Of Miss Faith Pot
ter and Miss c. c. George for some time.
Miss Lewis VIII accompany Miss Nau-
dsin and a party from New York on a
trip through the Yellowstone park leaving
next Tuesday.
Mrs. j. s sherdeman is spending 4 few
weeks vacation visiting her old home at
Fontanelle. la. She will not return until
after the Fourth Of July
Mr.. and Mrs Edward Cudahy and daugh-
tiers, Miss Jean and Miss Helen. will leave
for New York Saturday and will sail on
the Baltic July 3 for Europe
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Fitzpatrick expect
to leave about July for Lake Placid.
where their daughter, Mrs. George Mixter
Of Moline, will join them for the summer.
Mrs. Jerrems, who has been the guest
| of Mrs. Webster for the past two weeks,
/ returned to her home in Chicago yester-
| day. Mrs Jerrems was the guest of honor
at many social affairs during her visit.
MIR. and Mrs. Joseph Cudahy left Friday
/ for Mackinac Island to attend the wedding
\ OF Mr., Cudahys cousin. Miss Julia Cudahy
to Mr.. Vincent Walsh of Chicago on july
8. Mr.. and Mrs. Cudshy will spend SONS
time there.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Clinton H. Briggs sail from
! San Francisco for Japan on the Bird -ot
! July to be absent some time. Mr.. Briggs
has been quite in since an operation h,
recently underwent and is taking the triI
for the benefit of his health.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. II. Keltner are VISITING
at the home of MIR. and Mrs. c. F. Singer
land at Twenty-fourth and Ames avenue
The Keltners have just concluded profes
| sional theatrical tour through Colorado
| Kansas, Oklahoma and Indian Territory
Mr.. William Randall, auditor Of freigh
and tickets accounts of the Burlington, witt
his wife and son. viii, left yesterday fo
the Hotel Champlain, Blug Point n. Y
Mr.. Randall goes to attend the annua
meeting of the Association of American
| Railway Accounting officers, to be hell
there June 27 2S and 30 They will b.
gone for about two weeks.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-06-24
SUCCESS IN NEBRASKA
due TO q strict Adherence to Correct
Prices, Reliable Goods and
Square Dealing.
Manufacturers Of the Peerless Matthews
Piano" an Instrument That Has
Won Distinction Among
Musicians and Mus
teal Critics.

Won Distinction Among
Musicians and Mus
teal Critics.
The Matthews Piano Co. with stores In
Omaha. lincoln, Beatrice and North Platte,
Neb.. and factory at oregon, iHH wneIe
tbe famous Matthews Piano IL built, owes
its success to its steady, persistent ana CON
prices regardless Of trade condiuons
Ptb RAJ are Continually forcing inferior
instruments on the public, which cannot ne
expected to know the dinerence IN III
long wearing piano. and one MADE UP IN a
commercial manner to sell ana last long
enough perhaps, to he paid for, II bought
The carefuiness with which our line Of
pianos has been selected, insures to our
customers the long lasting and satisfying
kind and our buying facilities. backed by
SUFFICIENT capital. together with our conser-
vative selling expense and low rent, assures
the lowest possible prices.
In our Omaha store at 15l3-i5t5 Harvey
street can be seen selected pianos from
the noted factories Of Weber. Steck, Henry
& S. @. Iindeman, Ernest Gabler g. Bro,
ter & Co. Fischer. Bachmann. Rudolf,
Wheelock Grand e. C., Winter Co,
shaw and other reliable makes at prices
20 40 ssoo 90 ss5S o. 5000 $3.50 500. IN
uprlghts and up to $1,000 in beautiful grand.
Thfs week in our bargain dppar tment will
be found great number Of excellent oppor-
tunltes for the conservative buyers to
select used standard piano at one-fourth
TO One-nalt the nTSL cost. lneSe pldIOh
have been exchanged for new uprights and
Erands. and after a careful over-hauling
by skilled workmen are again. ready for
the market at very great reductions AND
on exceptionally small payments. ....
New pianos are sold al cash prices TO the
time buyers. on. monthly payments Of 700
$50 $500 and 5000 with interest at per
cent.
our repair department is complete and
equipped TO rebuild pianos. Only the most
competent workmcn and tuners are EN-
ployed Telephone. Douglas 1873 store
number 15l3-1blb Harvey St. Omaha, Neb.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-06-24
Pleasures Past.

Miss Nellie Parsons entertained in
formally yesterday afternoon for Miss
Ruth Edwards.
Mrs. A. P. Thompson entertained the old
people OF the Old Peoples home THURSDAY
afternoon by taking them ice cream and
cake and presenting each one with bou-
quet. Several musical numbers were also
given by her friends.
The Misses Rehfeld entertained 1--WE ia
bles Of whist yesterday afternoon in honor
OF the Misses Singer and their guests
Sweet peas were used 10 trim the rooms
The out-of-town guests were Misses Rosen-
thai of Dayton, o., and Orkin of Sioux
City; Mrs. d. Rehfeld OF Council Bluffs
and Mrs. Treller of Arkansas.
A most enjoyable AFFAIR was given last
Friday evening AT the home of Mrs. John
Uhl. in honor of her birthday. The table
was decorated with white roses and ferns
Among those present were Mr. and Mrs
John Chl, Mr. and Mrs. Joe Uhl. Mr. ami
Mrs. Louis Garneau, Mr.. and Mrs Robert
Bennett, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Summers
Mr.. and Mrs. William GLIB. Mrs Summers
and Mrs. Rhyn. Misses Dora Garneau
Julia Uhl Minnie Uhl, Josephine UhI, Mr.
r. Wohlers, Mr. Otto Matthews. Mr.. Roman
/ Uhl, Master Francis Bennett
/ Mr. and Mrs. c. r. shnEerland were sur
! prised last Saturday evening by the sudder
/ entrance to their home at Twenty-fourtI
street and Ames avenue by a company o.
/ friends who took possession Of the nous,
and later repaired 10 the grove in the rea
/ for an out-Of-door social. Among thos,
/ present were Mr.. and Mrs. G. NJ. Rackley
/ Mr.. and Mrs. ]. T. stOddard, Mr. and Mrs
H. ]. Mcdonnell. Mr. and Mrs. D. W
, Dudgeon, AIR. and Mrs. j. w. swartout
Mrs. Rosa WOOD. Mrs. Ida l. Wilson
Geeter ~ and Frank Jahnke
In honor OF Mrs. Mutt and Miss Mutt q
! Boston, Mrs. John ~ Baldwin gave ,
luncheon yesterday At her home ll2 Nortl
Omaha daily bee., 1906-06-24
weddings and EnENEements.

Mr.. and Mrs. w. II. Gary have announced
the engagement Of their daughter, Miss
Mercedes Bell, TO Second Lieutenant Stuart
A. Howard, stationed at Fort Crook
The wedding of Miss Elizabeth A. Brady
daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs j. ]. Brady, and
Mr. Paul b. sutton will occur Wednesday
June r. at ST. Johns church, Twenty-ffth
and California streets
The wedding Of Miss Minnie Christian
sen. daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs. Frederick
Christensen OF Twenty NTH and Parker
streets. TO John }. Freytag. will occur
Wednesday, June q, at the home OF the
brides parents
A wedding Of interest "a many people
Is thai Of Miss Helene Wyman daughter
Omaha daily bee., 1906-06-24
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AS the first entertainment, given at the
Country club recently, proved so success
full and enjoyable the members are eagerly
anticipating the second of the series, which
is to be given tomorrow evening Misses
Alice and Ethel Dewey of Plattsmouth' the
two charming young women, who made
such a hit I'm the Land of Nod" and on the
concert stage, and whom Nebraskans are
proud to claim as their own, will sing. In
terest In their appearance is aroused by the
announcement that their younger sister,
Miss Margaret Dewey, who is said to be
talented pianist will make her bow to the
public. Mr.. Stauisaus Schergel, violinist,
is also to play and Miss Mae Naudain, the
young comic opera prima donna, will also
sing On the Fouth of July a display of the
famous japanese daylight fireworks will be
given and in the evening a pyrotechnical
celebration will take place.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-06-24
DIR. Hnrt Monday Night.

An interesting discussion of modern ten
denotes in philanthropic work is antici-
pated in the address of DR.. Hastings H.
Hart of Chicago, president of the National
Childrens Home society, who will speak
before the Social Service club at the First
Presbyterian church Monday evening at s
o'clock DR.. Hart is an authoritative
speaker on philanthropic subjects and is in
demand for addresses before charity organ
izations County Commissioner IRE will
preside at the meeting Short reports Of
the national charities convention recently
held in Philadelphia will be given by Chief
Probation officer Bernstein. Superintendent
Morris of the Associated Charities and
Mrs. II. II. Heller of the Detention home.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-06-24

The Field club has been the scene Of most
of the social doings the past week. While
no very large dinners were given, there
were many small parties OF four or six
friends so that the cafe usually held as
many as could be accommodated Most of
The Country club members visited the
club during the week and the members Of
the Field club were out in full force nearly
every day. The visiting golfers were one
and all enthusiastic over the beautiful club
house. grounds and location and were warm
in their praise OF their entertainment. At
the dinner and dance Wednesday and again
last evening there was a crush, several
hundred guests being present. Among those
giving dinners were Messrs. Jack Hughes,
Rose, Hastings. Armstrong, Potter, w. j.
Foye, w. p. Durkee. A. c. Jones, A. J.
Matter, Miss Koenig and many others
Omaha daily bee., 1906-06-24

One Of the leading events set for the
coming week, and one that promises to be
one OF the most enjoyable of the summer
is the affair to be given by Mr.. and Mrs
a. b. Hunt Tuesday evening at Mime
Lusa pumping station at Florence. Elab-
crate preparations are being made for the
entertainment of the guests who, while
they are enjoying themselves. can feel that
they are doing good also, for the proceeds
are to be divided between the Creche, Old
Peoples Home and the Young Women's
Christian association There will be a
musical program, a reception and dance,
so that all who attend can find enjoyment.
The pumping station at Florence is a
beautiful place and was the scene Of much
entertaining several years ago, and as this
Is the first time anything has been given
there for long time, there will probably
be hearty response to several hundred in
vitations which have been issued.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-06-24

One OF the largest dinners given for
some time at the Country club was that
OF Miss Kirkendall last evening In honor
OF her guest. Miss Whiting and Miss
Adair, who is visiting Miss Keeline Her
guests were Miss Whiting Miss Lewis,
Miss Naudain, Miss Wood, Miss Potter,
Miss Plat. Miss Wakefield, Miss Brady,
Miss Keeline OF Council Blufs and her
guest, Miss Adair OF Atlanta, Ga. Miss
Congdon. Miss Turkey, Miss Gertrude
Moorehead Miss Ella Mae Brown, Mr..
Cope, Mr.. Heth. Mr.. Glen Wharton, Mr.. Ed
George, Mr.. Frank Wilhelm, Mr.. Haskell,
Mr.. Chat Shiverick, Mr.. Harley Moore
head, Mr.. Edward Gilmore, Mr. Lee Nc
shane. Mr.. Mosher Colpetzer, Mr.. Keogh.
Mr.. Jerome Magee, Mr.. Billy Shiverick.
Mr.. Walter Roberts, Mr.. Tom Davis, Mr.
Odin Mackay. Mr.. Rob Burns, Mr.. Wal
lace Lyman, Mr.. Cookie. Mr.. Brinker, Mr.
and Mrs. Ben Cotton and sMr. and MRS.
Arthur Keeline.
In honor of Mrs Short, Mr. and Mrs.
j. A. McShane gave a dinner Their
guests were Mrs. Short, Mrs. Gallagher,
Mr.. and Mrs. Eirkendall. Mr.. and Mrs.
J. S. Brady, Mr.. and Mrs Wattles and Mr..
and Mrs. Scobie
Mr.. O'Neurs guests at dinner last even
luB NNIN hlHH AOoIUf MI anu MIS- DOUG
las and Mr.. and Mrs. Coppock of Council
Bluns. Miss Webster, Mr.. and Mrs F. r.
Davis Mr.. and Mrs. W. A. Gilbert and DR.
drummer.
Others giving dinners last evening were
Messrs. A. $. Patrick, f. II. Sprague. W. T.
/ Page, c, F, McGrew, II. T. Lemist and ]
| II Pratt.
! Mr. and Mrs Laurie Childs. Mr. ano
| Mrs F. s CoWRill Mr. and Mrs, A p
( Guiou and Mr.. Otis Howard OF Chicag,
were the guests OF Mr. and Mrs. F. A
Brogan.
Mr.. and Mrs. e. A. Cudahy entertained
i a. dinner for their daughters, Misses
Helen and Jean Cudahy. Covers were laiC
for Miss Carolyn Congdon Miss Bes,
Baum, Miss Miriam Patterson. Miss Louis,
Peck, Miss Dorothy Morgan, Misses Heller
and Jean Cudahy, Messrs Edward CreiKh
ton. Ben Wood. Ben Gallagher Paul Gal
lagher, Junius Browne, Hugh Mcwhorter
Edward Cudahy Mr.. and Mrs. ]. E. Baum
and Mr. and Mrs. F. A Cudahy
Omaha daily bee., 1906-06-24

MONDAY-Table d'hote dinner and mu-
sicaie at the country club, Mr.. and Mrs.
Harry wilkins, dinner for Miss Whiting
at Country club; Mrs. Horbach and Mrs.
Bourke, dinner at Country club; Mrs. y.
NJ Morsman, Jr.. luncheon at Country
club for Mrs Joseph Morsman
TUESDAY-Miss hirkendall bridge party
for her guest, Miss Whiting; Mrs Harry
wilkins Cooking club for bridge; MISS
Florence Power entertains for MISS
Mary Kreider Mr.. and Mrs. a. -. Hunt,
large reception, musicale and dance &c
Mime Lusa station at Florence
WEDNESDAY--Mrs Horace Everett. or
Council Bluffs, luncheon at Country cruz,
In honor Of Mrs. Mutt and Miss Mutt OF
Boston; Mr.. Harry Turkey, sailing party
. at Manawa for Miss whiting; Freytag-
Christensen wedding Ladies day az
Country and Field clubs; dinner ana
dance at Field club.
THU RSDAY-Miss Laura Congdoh, bridge
party for Misses Plat and oWhitng
Parsons Edwards wedding; Rosenthal-
Singer double wedding.
FRfDAY-Mrs Howard Baldrige, bridge
for Miss Whiting.
SATURDAY -- Table d'hote dinner and
dance at Country and Field clubs.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-06-24
SPEND THE SUMNER AT
CHEROKEE PARK, COLORADO
Mountain Retreat in the Rockies.

Splendid fishing grounds, magnifi-
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nam Street. Phone Douglas Ss4.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-06-24
SOCIETY GETS OUT OF DOORS
Country and Field Clubs Well PatrOnissd
by Members These Days
MUCH DOING At THESE PLEASANT PLACES
Golf, Music, Dancing and the Like
serve to FIJI I'm the Long
Evenings and Make
Time Fly.

when Cynthia Buys Her TrOusseRu-
When Cynthia doth to Paris go
On bridal garb intent,
Dan Cupid's naughty little bow
Is into scissors bent.
To needles then his arrows turn,
tbs proper they should do 80.
For love pro tenn forgets TO burn.
When Cynthia buys her rousseau.
The Couturier.
New-York tribune., 1906-06-12
AMERICAN LEAGUE STANDING.
[By telegraph to The tribune. !

Chicago. June 1.-THE Highlanders won the
last game of the series with Chicago to-day
shutting out the home team by a score of to o.
Up to the seventh inning Smith pitched a
good game for Chicago. keeping the hits well
scattered. but the visitors then solved his de-
livery and by scoring two runs In the seventh
and one in the ninth the game.
Conroy started the batting rally In the sew
enth inning with single to centre and Chase
followed with another to almost the spot.
Then Williams sent long single to left allow
ing Conroy and Chase to cross the plate. In the
ninth inning Chase doubled. got to third on a
wild pitch and Tailed on the throw In of La
portes fy.
Hogg pitched a good game and the fielding
on both sides snappy and fast. double
play by Williams. unassisted. was a feature.
The Hghanders left here tonight for Cleve-
land, where they will play four games with the
latter club. The score follows:
New-York tribune., 1906-06-12

race Mamie Hodge into submission that he had
nothing left when Rye raced up to him at the
last iurlong pole and quickly captulated.
Grenade managed to stagger home winner of
lhe handicap at one mile and a furlong at the
lucrative price of II to l. Garner, who had the
mount opened up gap Of five lengths on his
heia on the backstretch, and it served him we'll,
as Bulls Eye slowly but surely wearing
"fenade down at the end. after suffering from
some interference on the first turn. Oliver
NioHlWeI' who runs about as well in good com
Pahy as he does with cheap maidens. finished
respectable third There are still homes of his
pe,Hs graduated from the maiden class if he will
"IllS repeat his race of yesterday. when entered
among llon-winnerS. Cederstrome was knocked
ou1 OF ms stride by Grenade rounding the first
turn, and TO all appearances suIked the rest of
the way.
There was hardly sound in the stand when
Jaheta, at 20 to !, raced by Edith James the
IaNofte Mt the last furong pole In the fifth
race and won going away by two or three
ieIStils Not even one voice raised in the
eNuberance of winning. and 10 all appearances
she was entirely friendless. Palette another
long shot beat the favoTite head for the place
Miller handled two winners and one second
horse He rode Rye and Fountainblue to vic
tory and his many followers took fresh hope.
horner. Sewell and Garner each scored once
while Owens rode the winner of the jump.
Morello ii got caught in a jam the far turn
IN the last race, and fell, but Forehand, his
jockey. escaped with shaking up.