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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-01-24
(SurtIeknma bun Der 1. Geitc.)

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ipobner gegen Sen 8oltoerneur nod
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ibren 9tniidten perIieb Geo. @rabom
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perneltr berehtigt geIueien iei il6er
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emp6rt 81 Iein. n9teS lit cine britt.
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Der Correspondent Ser n9liiociirten
Breiie" iudte @ouoerneur Spetter1s
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ben 9apis = 3pii6enfau. Ser Sou.
bernerr erfldrte, ct babe 0en 9l6mi.
raj 9abis nidt o%uf9eforOert, Sec.
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er ben BON IOmiral 0obts ergriffe.
nen Sdritt biaige, entgegnete Der
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5miid)en mir urlO IOmirol 9opiS, oil
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8orDernellr iagte, ser Soiius in iei.
mem 8riefe OIL abmirol 9apiS iiber
einen 3ramp, Der baS Saus zines
gfetp = Yorfer MfiQion1rS pliin0erc,
lei nur cine i6er5bafte &araIlele &c.
tpeien.
Cine 8eriammlung 0eS SiilfssGo.
mites, Die bonn 8oltpernellr berllfen
iuor, fan0 bier ltott, UNI sic 9enarell
lmItanbe Ser 9ifferenj +, 5ipiIdelt
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al ermitteln. 8et'm S6liB 0ieier
8eriammlung begab lid) Gr. @noS
Nuttan, @rdbii6of bon Somaica, sum
@oltberneur, Inn sic 9lngelegenbcit
init linn 81 6eiprederl. @r erfldrte,
ipenrt er Die @erbdltniiie geredtfertigt
finoe, tpiiroe er cine peri0nIiGe 9luS.
einanberietung per &abel Dem GrG.
itOenten Hooieoelt iibermitteIn. 0er
@r5biidof mar aber nid)t i'm Stanoe,
ben @orperneur 81 ieben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-01-24
gilbcrSieb in's Sudrtbaus.

Cincinnati g., %. SSonnior.
Clarendon Serri. welfet beiduloiet
ipurbe, elm beriibmtes @endloe aus
Dem bieiigen &iinitmlieum geItobler
5u baben, wuroe bier gu elmer 3uft-
bails itrafe bon bier Sabren perrr.
tbielt. Senri mor alid elmer Ser nelirl
8rfangenei,, melde bier fiir5lih aus
Dem 8efdugniB ausbraden. @r pilrOe
aber In @aIbinston pieoer ergriffen,
mo er peridieoene Shmudiaden &c.
itoblen baben iollte, uno alsgeliefert.
Gum eriten Deal tpar Senri perbaftet
morben, als ct bas geItoblene @es
m1lbe in Netp- Oorf an einen 4unit.
baitoler 81 berfaufen periud)te.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-01-24
Mmerifaniidc Siider in @efabr.

ct. SoBnS, %. s., %. Sanuar.
= 9as arterifanii1e Sdril1gsftider-
5abr5elis ngisilant," pelfes in Der
Ban Of Sslanos p1brenb bes iiing.
itet Srfans Sdais geIudt batte, lit
mitten inter g~isid)olleit olirh eitelt
auf'S Weer billaus itebenoen 8inO
fortgetrieben lporben. @1e 2eute BON
Der Mannl6dft, nit Iltsnabme bes
Gupitdns unO oeS Steuermonns, oer-
IieBen bas Sdiff itrtb famen ans
2ano, als Die lpilbe Sabrt be9ann,
iino mann %bernrutbet, bnb Der Gapi'
tan unb Der Steuernlonn ipdter ibre
2anoune auf Gpeeo Sslano beperf.
fteligt l1aben, % itdil bort leste gead)t
Elm 2iht beoba6tete. Cine Hettungs.
mannlhaft miro morgen nad Speeo
Sslano geIdidt iperOen.
ST. Sobns, 81. S, %. San.
Ser gapit1n niro Waat bes rSigi.
liant" iinb serettet moroen, nahoem
iie Sc Stnnben auf elmer ooen Sniel
perbrod)t batten uno balb %erfroren
iparen. SIR Signalfeiier tuilroc
idliebIid gcieben uno Elm Boot bolte
iie nb.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-01-24

ne 8oIitif ser &egierun9 enttuidelte.
Nad) einem SinmeiS arf sic S6uI.
6rage in San 6ron5isco iagte Ser
Bremicr, boB ole iopaniIde Gegic-
rung beIdloIien bate, Die alien 9ea.
tioncn gemeiniomen Sntereiien in
Der MdnbI6urei 5u mabren, unO ooB
Oie @erbanolun9cn gum 9tbi6lllB eli
mes nellen Gcrtroges nit GubIano
einen 9iinitigen 6ortgang ndbmen.
&orlGufig feline sc iIte
&rtitS in II ngarn.
@icn %. San. - Gle geItern olts
9ebrobte NiniiterfriiiS in llngarn lit
Ourd Ben bonn Suiti5miniiter Solo.
Mi gefaBten @ei6luB Snjl1ricnfla.
gen gcgen Den ST = 8iirgermeiIter
SalmoS bon 9uoapeIt unO onOerer
MGnner, lpeIdc i'm onge6li6 per-
leunlOeten, ein5uleiten, oufgei9ober
norbel1.
@a6lre orm IN . e 6
unter 8 q d.
8ier, 90. San. - Nun fat altd)
OaS 0itreidiide SerrenboltS sic Tctte
Scr &orlogen angerlommen, ipeldr
ouf @run0 Scr 8oblreform u1ter-
breitet tporben maren. Die Ieform
lit 0amit befinitib urter Cad 1tn0
Sad.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-01-24
s~darlad.@pibemic in Ghieaap.

G0icogo, %, Somlar. = @e.
Itcrn lpltrbc Dem SanitGtS = 9eparte.
mcnt bic gr0Btc all5ubl bon 6GaeIt
bon Sdorlndiie6er ieit Dem 9eginnl
ser gegemp0rtigen gpioemie berid)tet.
Nidt meiiger ols 145 nelle SGIe
mllrOen bis 5ltr NoGmittogsitunoe &C.
melOct. 9luberocm traten geitern 40
ncllc @rfranfllngen an 9ppbtberitiS
Gin.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-01-24
Der MurSansriff anf GapitGn Maf-
lin

apto II, Oflo., 90. Salulor. -
grigaoegenerol McGosfeD in San
9%lntonio, Ser Gonlmonocllr bes DC.
partemelltS Seras, fat auf Ben is.
Sebrlar Elm a%lgemeincS &ricgsocrid)t
nnd) Sort Gin, Ser, ein6crlifell, ltml
Sen Corporal &noiules ouf sic Se-
id)llOigtng 6es MorOberinds gegen
Sen Gapitdm Cigar 9. Wadlin, be-
gullgen in Sort &eno am 81. 9e5em-
Der y. s., 3t pro5eiiiren. Ser 4l1ge.
flagte lit auf ieinen eigenen &uni6
nad] Sort Sill iibersefiibrt worben
unO IteDt gefeiiclt inter 1darfer 9e-
madutnq.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-01-24
Ncncr Oirefor cripa6lt.

YDiIobelp9ia, 23. Sanlsar,
- 9as 0treftorium Der vPenniplpa'
nia @abn" ertpGblte bcllte Srn. Gbas,
6. SlrgerioG bon bier ais Nadfol9cr
bes fiir5li6 gum BrGiioenten Der
9abngeieaIGait eruabltcn Sames
WcGrea gum 9ireftor. Snserloa tit
Witelieb elmer bieiigen InwaltSfirna
ul6 itebt nit pielen Gorporationen
u1o Gompagnien in Serbinoung.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-01-24
9ammbridle att Nsiiii1iippi.

Sem. Orleans, Ga, 90. San.
= St Sen 0eidcn oes Mihiiiippi iino
rs Weilcn itromablpdrts bon bier
flint Geid)briid)e in einer 9reite bon
ie 90 bis 100 Sub c%ntltollben lnb be-
tr1dtlid)er 8crmogens l6aoen lit "a.
0urh All befiir6tcn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-01-24
Mbfa1rtstasc Der 9ampfcr BON
,Nciu-Ourf.

gm "a. San. 9ampfer ~2a Sou.
raile" nod Sabre.
slm "a. San. 9ampfcr D&bcin"
ra6 Bremen.
Sim 26. San. 9antpfer Scatter
@ilbetm" nod Neapel'1ino @enita.
Sim 26. San. Gampfer n&aiierin
gueuite giftoria" nod Sambiirg.
Sim 26. San. 8ampfer nYbilabel'
pbia" mad Soutbamptun.
Sim 26. San. 9ampfer uWinncapo.
lis" nad 2onOor. +
gm 26. San. 9ampfer DGampa-
mia" nod 2ibcrpool.
Sim 26. San. 9ampfer Ethiopia"
naG Glasgow.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-01-24
SdiffsnadJridrten.

Sem Oorf, 90. San. = Scr
9onnpfer ugteip : g)orf" lit bon 9rc.
men o%ngefommen.
gbgefabren: Die 9ampfer uWfaic-
itic" nod 2iperpool, nIpnbam" nod
Hotterbam.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-01-24

Sn @6iGipsburg, Seas, fat cine
1el,ers6rllnlt 0rei groBc @ci6dfts-
6Glier Scrltort; Ser Sd)aoen 6etrdgt
etpa 100000.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-01-24

$dmprr1oibea " 9 Bis IA Snsen inrtrt
bon iiidenoen, bIinben, bIitctoen iinb berbor,
fteDeiioen Sitrcrrb0ibcft In 6 biz Ia Iuaet Az
ftriren, ODER GeIo slriidcrftaitet.
(Sit4. 9io&i a. 49,. 98-)
New-York tribune., 1907-05-12
NEW ROCHELLE.

George Grab, for many years proprietor OF the
Central Hotel. has sold the property, and VIII
sail on June "A with party of friends for three
months vacation in Germany.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles W Meade formerly OF
Yonkcrs. are now living in New. Rochelle. having
taken apartments AZ Beacon Han
C,it,- Ci,rlt Charles Kammeyer has purchased the
homo OF Mrs Sweeney In Colonial Place, and Will
take possession in a few weeks.
Mr and Mrs. ". Deuison Hatch have returned
from their wedding tour. and are living IN tho
villa OF Victor Mapes. the playwright, on Daven-
port Neck T.,
Nr and Mrs Ernst Iselin have returned to their
home on Davenport Neck. where they Will remain
the summer.
Rehearsais are under way for the minstrel per
formance soon 10 be given by the knights of Co
lumbus under the direction of Harold Forbes, OF
the George Nj Cohan company.
The Knights Of Columbus gave "A euchre party
and dance last week in aid of Father OSullivRn,
formerly assistant pastor of the Church of the
blessed Sacrament. who Is now stationed at Saw
kill n Y
The Motor Boat Club of America will establish
a shore station at Echo Bay Harbor
The engagement is announced Of Miss Katherine
Nulrcin. sister Of Mrs. John II. Bangs, of this
city. 10 Mr.. Perkins. younG lawyer of New York
New-York tribune., 1907-05-12
LARcHMoNT AND RYE.

The Iarchmont Yacht Club will 20 into commits
sion with the usual festivities on Saturday May %
A polo tournament is soop 70 be held at the
Westchester Country Club in aid of the Man
haitian Trade School for Girls. The tournament is
being arranged by Howard Potter Lewis lse!n
and others
The new house which is TO be built for the Apa
wants Club at Rye. will be larger and much bet
ter arranged than the old one. which was burned
last winter.
local charity known the Loyal League. will
hold carnival and gymkhana races on Saturday
afternoon June s. the home of Mrs. Simeon
Ford.
Mrs. William II. Parsons will remain in Toxic
japan, as the guest of Ambassador and Mrs.
Wright until after the cherry tree blossom season
when she will return To Rye and open her home
BrOokside the Boston Post Road.
f G. Denny of New York. has leased the
Simeon Ford villa. recently occupied by Mr.. and
Mrs John Kendrick Bangs.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. c. Bostwick have closed their
home at ST Helene. near Nice and on
their way to this country. They will spend the
summer at their place at Mamdroneck.
New-York tribune., 1907-05-12

lot but the boys will tell you about the boat"
Tie rating Of the boat Oh the ways was con
1inued 10y Mate" Wcsp who explained that the
craft would develop speed Of fourteen knots
hour under natural draft 16-horsepoWer
gasolene engine being calculated 70 drive her
through the water at that speed.
June ! is the day set for the launching. and
that day the boat will be carried TO the North
RIVER. at 95th street 10 Mays DOCK huge
truck being used to transfer the vessel from her
present bucolic surroundings 10 her future home
on The briny deep.
and everything put in shipshape order the Wesp
family consisting Of the skipper the mate
and TWO fair daughters Of the owner who are
expected qualify ablebodied seamen. viii
embark on 2 voyage to the jamestown exposi-
ton The journey viii be made at leisurely
pace. following the cosStline, ana II Is hopeu
that land will BE- sighted within a week. Com
Portable crew quarters have been provided Tor
Oh the boat together with a we'll arranged Gu
liuary department. and the voyage to jamestown
promises 10 be one long 10 be emembered-
The "drydock" where the power boat is being
constructed adds 10 the unique setting Of the
whole affair. for where soat If the same
size ever built upon so valuable piece Of land?
The plot OF ground where the Wesp family are
building the vessel is owned by Eugene Higgins,
the carpet manufacturer, and himself an enthu-
sisstic yachtsuan, and is on the market for
over $1,000 600 Mr. Wesp occupies the entire
property having il all under cultivation with
various products of the garden which he dis
poses Of 10 the next door neighbors. The house
is situated little hillock and is a small
frame cottage OF the regular country type. hav-
ing been occupied for the last twenty-siX years
Dy the Skipper"
AS the reporter was about To Withdraw from
the scene of all this activity suddenly there ap-
peared IN the doorway Of the tiny cottage the
youngest daughter Of the family, who, having
announced that supper the table, dis
appeared as quickly she came. The welcome
news vas received by the Grew" of the new
poat with manifest feelings OF joy, and ali hands
were piped to quarters for rations
AS the stranger left the grounds by the little
"oooen gate al the end OF the property the
SOUNDS OF an old sea ditty were borne 10 his
ears over the billowy surface OF the backward
ana the tune sounded suspiciously like
flfteen men the dead mans chest
Yo Hoi and q bottle Of
New-York tribune., 1907-05-12
TO ABOLISH FEE SYSTEM.
Democrats Try to Force Through
Measure, but Are Unsuccessful.

AT the meeting of the Westchester Board of
Supervisors last week the Democratic members.
led by Supervisors Cordes. of Mount Vernon. and
Cody, of Yonkers. attempted 10 force through
resolution to put the County Registers office on
the salary list and do away with the present fee
system. The discussion brought out the fact
,hat Supervisors Cordes and Cody. who
the Registers committee. prepared the resolu-
tlor and submitted II without consulting Super
visor Ruscoe. the Republican member Of the
committee This struck the Republican minor
ity being unfair that Supervisor Smith
Hopkins offered an amendment TO strike out the
entire resolution after the word Resolved
When the amendment brought to roll
call several Democrats voted with the Republi
cans, and il carried. The Democrats sue
ceeded in having special meeting OF the board
called for Thursday, hoping that with full at
tendance they could get the resolution through,
but on Thursday they were unable TO get q
quorum The compensation of the Register OF
WestChester County for several years al
most much the salary Of the President Of
the United States. but il is said that only $1,000
Cf this amount was paid by the county. The re-
mainder came from fees and from payments
made by New York City for official copies Of the
records relating to property in The Bronx,
but formerly y New York City. Since these rec
New-York tribune., 1907-05-12
DELAY IN NEW FoRDHAM BRIDGE.
Bronx Side Not Nearly Finished-Was To
Have Been Ready May l.

Eleven months have elapsed since the draw
of the new Fordham Bridge foated down
the Harlem River from the ship canal. where
1t had been doing active service for the last
ten years at Broadway. In its stead there has
been erected a double decIed structure which
is used by the InteThorough company as q
means OF entering The Bronx
Despite this needless extension Of time within
which 70 install the new" bridge at Fordham
Landing and 207th street. the date Of the open
ing being fixed for May ]. II will be several
months more before the bridge is in actual use.
An appropria tion of $500 asked for and
granted by tho Board Of Aldermen wherewith
to celebrate fittingly the event Of this bridge
being thrown open to traffic May l. yet. In
place Of the completion of the structure. as
advertised, to-day. two weeks after the sched-
uled date, gang Of laborers are to he seen at
work. with a considerabl amount Of work yet
10 be done.
The Manhattan approach is completed. hut
the delay occurs on the Bronx side. where a
vast amount Of work has stIll to he done on
the approaches. one of the old approach spans
Of the Broadway Bridge has not even been
moved down the river yet and this is quite an
undertaking in itself
New-York tribune., 1907-05-12
NO FIRE PARADE THIS YEAR

1t now seems probable that the fire parade for
Westchester County scheduled for Port Chester
in September will be abandoned on account oe
the lack Of local enthusiasm. THE Porr C,tAe
ter Daily Item" says that II the present inactfv-
fly prevails the best thing for the general com
mittee 10 do is to get together and declare II
"m There Is q general feeling in the COUNTY,
tnat the day Of the fire parade with its SNOWY
uniforms and costly apparatus has gone by and
mai saith the increase in population and the
number Of tail buildings the public demand ia
Tor experience and efficiency rather than mere
SHOW. The Westchesier County Volunteer Fire
lnens Associafion has taken step in this di-
fec1on by introducing field day" which viii
De held ot the count. fair grounds. II is the in
tptlon of the association 10 bring the fremen
. ne county together for severe test at drill
.Ag scaling ladders. hooking up engines and
apparatuE. getting up steam, etc.
New-York tribune., 1907-05-12
WESTCHESTER NOTES.

The name Of the proposed park at Oakland
Beach on the Sound has been changed to Rye
Park al the suggestion of ex-C Congressman Will
Jam Ryan.
The towns along the Sound are taking favor
able action on the application Of the New York
&. Stamford Railroad for permission TO double
track its trolley lines from Port Chester to
LarchmOnt
WiJItam X Weed of White Plains. and Ben
iaInin Pagan of Ossining, have been admitted
10 membership in the Westchester County Bar
Association.
John Johnson, the Yonkers wife SLAYER, was
resentenced on Monday ny Justice Mills 10 die
in Sing Sing prison the week beginning June "a.
Judge Mills. before passing the death sentence.
asked the convicted man If he had anything 70
saw and he replied that he would like I" have
al Of the time possible under the law to pre-
pare for death
in the matter Of the condemnation Of Harbor
Island by the village Of Mamaroneck for public
park and sewer outlet purposes has awarded the
village has voted only $4,000 for the purchase
Of the island new election may be necessary
Until the land is acquired there car be no out
let for the $4,000 sewer system now belhs
completed by the village,
Tha sItDervisors have adopted resolution ap-
nroying Of the application which has been made
e. Covernor Hughes for an armory and company
of militia at White Plains. il is set forth in the
application that there are only two companies
of National Guard in the county, although II Is
the fifth largest in population in the state ana
fourth in assessed valuation
Justice Joseph Morschauser' OF the supreme
court assisted on Tuesday night in the initia-
lion Of candidates into the Knights of Columbus
by tho White Plains Council Later in the
evening ne made address.
Tob1 II Starin has definitely announced that he
will NOT open Glen Island this season
Complaints are being made by automo oiIlsis lhat ma.
a obirf of police recently appointed ht HIIaTcIH
Nfs1or has rcsorted . q dangerous method OF en-
1orcnr speed regulations. II is said that When
oTcnders neglect to slow up after ne mas warned
them he shoots at their tires with a reHoiver'
rbe i11u is said 10 be former New YORK poilce-
- ~, ,nd an expert shot but this fact has not
served 10 calm the fears Of motorists especially
women who have happened 10 DC III lhe "ile""iiis
mHchinGs
New-York tribune., 1907-05-12
OSSINING.

Sing Sing Council 3ll knights of Columbus, cele
brated it's ninth anniversary with dinner at the
WeslIora Hotel Wednesday evening. There
large attendance including a num5er OF guests
from out of town.
There was "A gathering of the deseen lnnSs Of
Daniel D. Tompkins at the old homo in St Paul's
Place last Wednesday evening TO commemorate the
first occupancy of the house by the family seventy
three wears ago OF more than nifty known de-
sccndants twenty-five pres ant ON this
sion.
to the Ossinng Hospital by Mr.. and Mrs. Walter
w Law tr.. of BTiar Cliff Manor.
General Edwin A. McAlpin was rH-clected presl
dent of tn Ossining Hospital Associi:ion ~ the
annual meeting the Rev James A. New ilams
vre-president. Abram S. TInderhill secretary, and
Stepheu NJ Sherwood treasurer
Mrs Charles /. Sherwood Is Wishing her former
home in Kentuck".
irving s. Haff is home from HIS trip to the
Jamestown exposition.
The annual meeting Of Mohegan Chapter.
daughters of the American Revolution. held
an "Wednesday at the home Of Mrs. Z. T. Young.
New-York tribune., 1907-05-12
SOCIETY NOTES.
MOUNT VERNON.

About two hundred guests many OF them from
New York and Brooklyn, attended the reception
given on Wednesday by the Woman's Republican
club TO celebrate the fifth anniversary of the or
ganization Of the club at the home Of the newly
elected president Mrs. J. Mortimer Bell. in First
avenue. Mrs. Bell was assisted in receiving by
Mrs Edward A Flint Mrs Jesse b Palmer Mrs.
Henry NJ Labriskie. Mrs. J. W. Shepard. Mrs.
Allen W. Reynolds Mrs Frank r Taylor Mrs r.
l. Sherman, Mrs. George ". IAvie Mrs. J b.
Suttbeg. Mrs George Barrow. Mrs " X Cutter
reg, MIS- 6 Foley and Mrs Herman Petrt
Among the women present from New York were
End Woman's Republican club Mrs Helen TaricH
Boswell hrst Weep president of the State Asso-
ence Burns. president Of the Little Mothers Aid
AssoGat ton; Mrs Jane Pierce. from the Interna-
Swan. county organizer. and others.
AIT and Mrs. 7. A. StTattOn left here Yesterday
nessee S' ''S' WIN i''eaS anu 'e'"'''FS j" en-
The Rev and Mrs William Brewster Humphrey
gave entertainment under the auspices OF the
Westchcster Womans Club Wednesday at
Willard Hall. illustrating Indian folklore in story
The annual meeting Of the womans Republican
club will be- held tomorrow afternoon at the home
OF Mrs Herman Petri
A reception and dance was given on Monday
S9,Hs seSooi at haze" Han i0' the pupils OF the a1e
A party Of women. members of the Dickens Club
attended a luncheon at the Gramatan Inn on Thurs
dav
and RAYMOND : Je%ett' represented. the the iTs'
ing of Tho Manhattan Brooklyn Conference in ths
South Church. ia Brooklyn.
Louis Joseph Vance. the author and Mrs. Vance
have been the guests OF Mr.. and Mrs. John Jay
Curtis m their home. in North Columbus avenue
At the annual meeting Of the Sigma Delta Ep-
slon Society of tho High school the following ON
elected Miss Grace Cottrell. president
Miss LeHore Rich. yice-presldent; MISS t-dna Ac-
ton. secretary, and Miss Leah Robinson treasurer
Edward Gay made academician on
"Wednesday evening at the annual meeting or the
National Academy Of Design, and VIII II. Low. ~
Lawrence Park. elected "a member Of the eX-
ectItive council Of the academy.
The choir Of the Jane Street Methodist church
Brooklyn. consisting OF ninety voices. sang az the
Ascension Week services held ar the First Meth
odist Church Tuesday evening.
Colonel Charles j. Setter, president o. the 81
wanoy Country club. sailed Tuesday for n two
months trip in Europe
saturday evening At tho home Of the brides par
ents Miss MAY DawIey and Charles Spinner Were
married bv Or. Ohio + Bartholov.
George II. Primrose returned "a ms home on
Chester Nm last week tie viii give his forma
hom. coming performance on MAY Is at the City
Cucra House.