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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-04-11
GRAFT AT HARRISBURG.
CAPITOL PROBERS HERE.
One Witness Tells of Payment to
Secure Contract.

-he taking Of testimony to establish Just how
the contractors FOR the State Capitol HARRISBURG
Penn went about their business. begun yes
terday by the investigating commission in the ex-
animation of New York sub-contractors. The COM
mission. accompanied by one of its counsel. James
Z. Stranahan. came to this city on Wednesday
night This was done to accommodate contractors
here who could not spare the time to to Harris
burg 1t began its sessions in the offices OF the
Audit Company Of America, at No. 43 Cedar street
yesterday morning
J. Godfrey Wilson. OF the Wilson Manufacturing
COMPANY the first witness. admitted that TO secure
the contract for his company he had to pay
Washington newspaper man 10 per cent As soon
as his firm started the work they up against
Sub-Contractor Payne who had the contract for
the construction of the Capitol The latter made
things hot for the firm by keeping the temperature
so high that the Wilson Company's cement floors
looked very had when laid. and Mr. Wilson COM
planned to General Contractor John II. Sanderson
The latter promised relief, but the Wilson company
found so much difficulty in collecting money due
them that they gave up the contract at 4 loss Of
$500
After NJ J. Kilmartin had testified that re got
50 500 for furnishing leather decorations for the
Governors room in the Capitol there came a halt
in the proceedings. there were other wit
nesses present. Sergeant-at- Arms Murray said
that he had served summonses TO appear on the
following firms: Palmer & Embury No. Gouver
neur Slip, furniture; Buehler & Ianter, No 5O5
West 45th street sculptors: Piccareli Brothers No
q W. j.
Broadway and 18th street carpets, and F. Mohr &
Co. No I2 West 42d street. furniture. Most of the
persons served, the serGeantat arms said. did
hold out any promise that they would appear be-
fore the commission.
In lieu OF further witnesses. James Cameron. one
OF the auditors OF the commission. gave some
suits of his examination into the contracts Gen
eral Contractor Sandarson ne said he had discov
cred, had accepted tho contract for flooring at
81 p a square foot total OF 567l ~ Later
Subcontractor Payne got similar contract Mt 80
cents square foot for total Of S114S34 60 This
made $6O506 81 paid for parquetry flooring to say
nothing of $25GD expended for cement flooring
Henry Ives cobb. architect. Of No ~ Broad
way, ii announced ut the close OF the after
session will tell the commission to-day what
he knows about graft in the building OF the Cap
itol II Mr.. Cobb's charge that J. NJ. Eus-
ton: OF Philadelphia. the successful architect. had
stolen the plans which he. Mr.. Cobb. drew that
led to the appointment OF the commission.
The commission IS that the New York sub
contractors could help them very much in their
work. They are going 10 Try moral suasion on
them 10 come forward and tell all they know.
The commission cannot compel them 10 appear
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-04-11
BONnLA SAID TO BE IN SALVADOR.
RumOr Of Lee Christmas Death Repeated
Plans of President Zelaya.

Mobile April 10.-Octavus Gal!ardc collector of
customs and postmaster AZ ths captured town of
TrujillO, Honduras. arrived here last night on thu
steamer Belize from Belize, British Honduras
Just as the steamer left Belize. four days ago A
letter was handed 20 Galardo saying that General
Lee Christmas, the American army officer IN the
service OF Honduras. had been cut to pieces by
Nicaraguan soldiers
News was brought here by passengers ths
steamer that President BOnilla not at Ana
pala but hiding in Salvador This report il
said 10 be authentic
GallaTdO escaped from TrutillO two days before
the place was captured. lie carried away SlitO O.
the governments money. which was placed In safe
keeping at Belize.
IL Is said 70 BE- the purpose OF President zslaya
to elect a president for Honduras by holding
convention at TeguCigapa. and the following
named asPrauts for the OfttCs reported to have
delegates the ground: POicarpO Bonilla. now IN
exile in Salvador and DavOla, ATiaS, Chico and
Sierra.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-04-11
PEARY TELLS OF PLANS
Thinks Trip Can Be Made For Len,
Than 100000.

Boston. April 1O--COmmander Robert Z. Pea.
left here for New York to-day. Before he $50.
ed he gave brief interview on his next 49,
trip. He refused 90 go into details OF his 49,
until he received official notification that -
of absence had been granted him in bJac[ -
white, but he expects to receive this in ~
York. Wv
In the event OF my obtaining the reou,..,
leave" he said. 1.-THE start viii be made =, y
the last voyage. calling at Sydney for coal 80
making the final start from Etah Greenls-z
Captain Bartlett has selected his crew coT,n ..u
mainly of young Newfoundland sailors rner1,Sl
of the Royal Naval Reserve. all OF WHOM, 49,. H-
been trained on British warships. Tie wo-S
can be done in one season and for L. w .'fN
100000" U.s. tnan
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-04-11
SAY DIRECTORS sOUANDERED FUNDS.
Receivers of Defunct Boston Banking Com
pany Make Startling Charges.

Boston. April l0-That more than 100000 paid
into the defunct Provident Securities and Banking
Company was wilfuIly squandered by the directors
OF the company. and that less than 5000 remains,
is the allegation OF the receivers Of the company
who fled a report in the Supreme Judicial Court
to-day The company failed in January. 1906
The receivers ask the court to approve bill in
equity against six Massa chusetts directors of tho
comnany 10 recover the amount of the losses sus-
tanned by the depositors. OF the six other direc-
tors fye are beyond the jurisdiction of the state
while one Of them. Samuel Dalton, eX-Adjutant
General of Massachusetts. Is dead
The bill in equity is against Sidney NJ. Hedges
William NJ. Brigham. George ". Saul George H.
Swazay 9 Burton Getting and Henry +. Mayer.
Brigham IS a resident of Hudson. Mass, while the
others live in this city. Brigham is an inspector
general of militia the staff Of Governor Curtis
fsuild Hedges IS an ex-comman OF the Ancient
and Honorable Artillery Company.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-04-11
ANOTHER SUMMIT CONQUERED.

The mountain climber Will soon find himself
second Alexander. signing for more worlds 70 con
quer. Now that the Duke OF the Abruzzi has seaieu
the glacial summit Of RuwenzOri Africas famous
equatorial mountain. Il removes from the HS- %
uncImbed heights one of the interesting peaks
on the globe. The mountain has an estne-'-
height Of 1900 feet and thought in the heart OF &c
hottest Africa. is glacier capped and sn' \,
crowned. The remarkable success OF the GuSs 80
ascending lofty mountains, he having been the 80
to reach the summit of Mount St. Elias A S,,sv
In 1897 Is due TO his proceeding upon cau.l1IISs.
practical lines and with experienced Alpine s@'1'
in his party.-Travel Magazine.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-04-11
WANTS PRIzEFIGHTs STOPPED.
Governor Hughes JOstles the Sheriff, Who
Appeals 70 BINGHAM.

Police Commissioner Bingham received a letter
from Sheriff Hayes yesterday regarding prizefghts
in the county OF New York. The Sheriff said thar
he had received a communication from Governor
Hughes alleging violations Of the law prohibiting
iprizefghting in the city OF New York and that the
Governor holds him. the Sheriff. responsible for
the enforcement Of the statute '
The Sherln said that bouts in the CITY befuyaen
professional pugiiists. under the auspices of 60
called athletic clubs, are sham. lie said he
strictest scrutiny. ' 'ueA'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-04-11
GOVERNOR vETOES SANTA FE BILL.
Says Road Is Using Texas Properties with
Which to Pay General Dividends.
IBy TeIeeraph . The TrIbane. ]

Austin Tex April lO.-The Governor vetoed the
Santa re Consolidation. Merger bill to-day and
sent to the Senate message Of fifteen typewriter
pages giving for his action. One Of the
strongest points made by the Governor for oppos-
ing the act il the allegation that the Santa FA
management is using the Texas road to paw div
ldends the Atchson Topeka & Santa Fe Rail
way. thereby running up the debt of the Texas
properties II is understood that an effort will be
made pass the bill the Governors veto
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-04-11
HARTMAN WILL NOT ANSWER
Interstate Commerce Commissions Appeal to
Court Will Be Resisted

r. IL Hartman yesterday declined "a oo,,-,.
the decision OF the Interstate Comn,o,oo 60.
mission TO appeal 70 the courts 20 compel min :.
answer the questions which when on the ,,i.,..
stand IN the recent Union Pacific Inquiry an tbis
city he refused 10 answer.
Il II understood however. on what is beli.,,.a
20 be good authority. that Mr.. Hartman has 40.
changed his view that he Is well within his rsgIt
tn refusing 20 answer questions concerning his nr1
waite financial transactions, and that his attorneys
Win contest uD 20 the highest court. II necessar,,
the demand that ne disclose this information to the
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-04-11
MAN AND WOMAN SENTENCED.
Former Goes to Gallows-She Gets Ten
Years for Husbands Murder.

Mays Landing April lO-Joseph I.abrialo ana
Mrs. John Buglio. who were convicted OF the kill
ing Of John Buglio here last Saturday night were
sentenced to-day. The Iury's verdict was for first
degree murder FOR Labrialo and mansiaughter for
Mrs. Buglio Justice Thomas ". Trenchard Of
the Supreme Court, and Law Judge +. A. Higbea
were on the bench. The man was sentenced 10
death and the woman got ten years and 81 600 fine.
Mrs Buglto was convicted largely by the testimony
OF her own daughter whose story also convicted
lRbriaio.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-04-11
MEDICAL INSTRUCTION FOR EAST SIDE.

medical bureau has just been established by
the American Life Saving Society at No IS East
Broadway, under the direction OF DR. G. Fish Clark
medical director of tho society The aim OF the
bureau will be to instruct parents in the crowded
districts OF the city TO protect themselves and
their children from disease. Advice and instruc-
ton first aid To the injured. sanitation and
hygiene will be given without charge by DR.. Clark
will be at the hun for this purpose between
3 and O'Clock every afternoon Five lectures on
these subjects will be given by DR. Clark and Gen
eral Superintendent Brennan at the city baths on
Monday evenings, April Is and %, May 10 and q
On
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GOT A VERDICT FOR $4,000.
,lBy Telegraph TO The Tribune. I

TtS5 ItIVBIaFH 20 the ITIhune
Cape May Courthouse. y. j.. April I0-In Cape
May Circuit Court to-day Mrs. Maggie b. Comfort
wife of Boston minister. secured a verdict for
$500 IN her suit against the Ocean city Electric
Railroad Company for injuries sustained In n col
lision between two ears, In one OF which she was a
passenger. DIR. Benjamin. OF Camden. testified that
In his opinion the woman's injuries were OF a per
manent character. The same Jury awarded Mrs
Comforts husband $1,000 for expenses incident to
he
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-04-11
PROBING LOTTERY LAW VIOLATIONS
IBy Telegraph to The Tribune.l

BY Telegraph 20 The Tribune
Mobile. Ala. April 10Twenty-fve witnesses a
day are being examined by the United States
grand jury now In In this city In connection
with lottery law violation cases. Chief WiIkie ia
here directing the Secret Service work and will
remain until after the grand Jury adjourns soma
two weeks hence The witnesses living rOyaliy,
nj the leading hotels at the governments expense
Witnesses from Boston. New York CINCINNATI
New Orleans ST. Louis. Wilmington. Del and
baltimore were examined to-day.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-04-11
DR.. O. c. LuNo ExoNERATEn
IBy Telegraph 70 The Tri6unel

IBy Telegraph 70 The TrihuHe.l
Greenwich. April 10.-An autopsy conducted hers
to-day by Coroner DOten and Medical Examiner
John ~ Clarke the body OF Frederick SlOcun.
who died Saturday night while under treatment
by DR. O. c. LTnd. relieved him CT criminal re-
sponsibinty in the case. The examination showed
that SiOcum was suffering from several diseases
any OF which might have resulted IN death
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-04-11
sALooNKEEPER ACQUITTED or mueoEo

Thomas Reilly. a saloonkeeper at Greene and 1st
streets Jersey City. who charged with killing
Walter Harris, Pennsylvania Railroad bratarna,s
was tried and acquitted in Judge Bairs court YES
was quarrel In the street IN front Of E2eiII.s -
ioon- Harris who was in the crowd but who bod
no part Ia the trouble, struck on the head Me-
a ootle lie died at the City Hospital several do,
later from a fractured skull. The Dolica cb.1Sss
la hellly struck the fatal blow but the itnas -
SSs Dy the state testified that he w.. No. ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-04-11
MAY ARREST TWO NEGROES.
Detectives Follow scrubwoman Theory in
Sub-Treasury Shortage.
~ r.leFrarh 10 IA. Trlsun. ]

Chicago. April 1O,-CSovernment Secret Service
men continued their investigation OF the theft of
$1,000 from the United States Sub Treasury to-
day. the theory that Mrs. Willene J. Hudson.
the negro scrubwoman. whose home was searched
yesterday. held the key To tho mystery Captain
Porter. Assistant Treasurer William Bodenweck
and District Attorney Childs were In conference
with Edward Darden, a negro clergyman. and At
one time pastor OF a church attended by the WON
an; Frank juno, negro politician and a third
negro. who could not he identified. II was reported
tho arrest OF two negroes tomorrow is under con-
sderation
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-04-11
TO ENJoIN TUNNEL DIGGING.

Corporation Counsel George L. Record Of jersey
City and Corporation Attorney Robert n. Carey
were in consultation yesterday the suit TO be
brought by the city test the right OF the HUDSON
and Manhattan Railroad Company 10 tunnel under
the city without first securing the permission Of
the city When the conference ended MI Carey
said they would take the matter before the Chan-
Gerry Court as the necessary papers could
be prepared. He said the city would ask FOR an
Injunction compelling the company 10 suspend
OperatfOnS during the tendency OF the suit.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-04-11
MR. MERRILL KNOWS AssAILANr.

Former District Attorney John B. Merrill OF
Queens County. who narrowly escaped death last
Sunday night. thinks he knows the man who tried
TO kin him. Mr.. Merrill wouldn't make known
the name of his alleged assailant yesterday be-
cause ne said he couldn't be caught. lie inferred
however. that the attack on him was made be-
cause he was too active in pushing the against
John Crisp. The police are still on the hunt for
Mr. Merrlls assailant.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-04-11
KNOWS NOTHING OF NOBEL SPEECH.

WASHINGTON. april 1O-"We know absolutely
nothing Of the matter here" said Secretary Loeb
to-day when his attention called to the Chris
tiana dispatch published this morning. saying that
a local newspaper there had announced that PTes
dent Roosevelt. who had received the Nobel peace
Drize last wear will have 70 deliver p lecture in
Christiana in March, 1899. in order 70 comply Win
the rules affecting the holders OF the Nobel prizes
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-04-11
RAILWAY MEN TO HAVE EXHIBITION

BY TELEGRAPH TO The Tribune
Atlantic City. April lO.-The railway men Of tho
United States will have elaborate exhibition
here during their June convention which will rival
that at the St Louis Exposition. Contracts wera
placed to-day by Bruce V Crandall represent,rc,
the railway men. for 100000 feet OF floor space on
the steel pier to be used during the convention In
June The architect will be Bradford Lee Gilbert
NJ Naw YOrk
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-04-11
TT. MHENRY NO LONGER ARMY POST
Historic Baltimore Fertilization Which In
spired "Star Spangled Banner"
Ia TeleEraph . The .rrlhnne ]

Baltimore April lo.-TIlstoric Fort McHenry
ceased "a DO an army post to-day, but the flag sti
floats over the ramparts AT the same spot where II
waved when II Inspired Francis Scott Key write
tho star SpangIed Banner" II has been forth
ncation since i775
The 3eth Company 81 coast artillery left Balti
more last evening for Fort De Soto Florida The
company had been stationed at Fort McHenTy for
fourteen years. Hereafter the fort will he sub
post Of Fort Howard and the new defeuces. 4 de-
tachmeut 81 nine men in charge OF Lieutenant Wat
son g. in charge OF the reservation.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-04-11
AMERICA PREFERS CANE SUGAR.

OF the six and One-haIf billion pounds or sus'
consumed in the United States last year. nVs 81
One-half billions were produced from cane q
about one billion pounds from beets. Ins y
marked contrast with conditions in Europe -
hy tar the larger proportion OF the sugar conSou
- 1-uduced from bes4A-~Aat per Cent
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-04-11
YALE PROFESSOR ANegRgp.

New Haven April 1O-In the course Of testimony
given at the police court hearing OF Charles Oliver
a negro charged with assault upon his daughter
Professor f. NJ. Warren, Of the Yale faculty said
to-day that IL he had the assault he MIGHT
have killed Oliver. The defendant held for fha
Superior Court. He waiter at the graduate
hoo
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-04-11

Pittsburg. April 1O.-The Pennsylvania Rail-
road received an offer to-day Of the services of
the entire police department of Pittsburg In
its efforts to run down the persons who have
been wrecking it's fast passenger trains in the
last two weeks. The offer accepted and
number Of detectives and special officers were
at once put to work.
The three hundred railroad detectives who
have been working between Pittsburg and Al
toona had a conference at the Union Station to-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-04-11

Washington. April 10.-FIve thousand dollsrs.
making S165. 900 in all. cabled to-day by the
American National Red Cross 10 the United states
Consul General at Shanghai. China. for this reis
OF the Chinese famine sufferers.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-04-11
MINNESOTA SCORES HARTMAN
House Adopts Concurrent Resolutions Con-
demning Attack on the President.

ST. Paul. April lO.-The Minnesota House NJ Ran
Tesentatres adopted another concurrent resolution
to-day coneemning the attacks made by F. H.
Hartman and his allies upon the President ana
railroad traffic and suppress the IavriessnSs 1.I
which il abounds" 7S9'ieSS WIN
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-04-11
oEElcE sEEkERs VIII FAIL.
~ Tslegraph to 10 TrIbune.l

IBy IsIegTapn 20 In6 ITI0une.I
Trenton. April 10-CiOvernOr Stokes announced toN
night that il the Railroad Commission bill became
a law would appoint only citizens OF the highest
character as members. He would not. he said coz
slider any applications for the place. and those who
made applications were the least likely 70 be ap-
pointed
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-04-11
PUBLIC SERVICE 10 sUILD NEW LINE.

Jersey City representatives. OF the Public Services
Corporation yesterday announced that new line
would be established IN TOnnele avenue and the
Jackson avenue line extended to the lower end of
the Greenvtlle district the consent q
the property owners could be obtained This VII
cause little delay. most OF the owners have al
ready signed
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-04-11

Prank }. Constantine, who was recently arrested
'n Brooklyn charged with the murder OF Mrs
arthur W. Gentry I'm Chicago on January G. 1906
waived the Formally OF exiEadltlon in the Office Of
District Attorney Clarke in brooklyn yesterday
Do was taken IN the custody Of two officers to
Chicago shortly after signing the viewer.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-04-11
MANY COMPANIES INCORPORATED

Hartford. April IO.--In Connecticut during March
Sere were Incorporates fffry-tw coT-canies wSase
capital stock aggregated S31,715.OOO. This large
total. however is explained by the fact that two
new railroad companies have a combined capital
nf
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-04-11
STRIKE OF ARIZONA MINERS.

Bisbee. Ariz.. April 1O.-Seven hundred members
OF the union organized by tho Western Federation
OF Miners and employed by companies which re-
DAY.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-04-11
PAPER MILLS auRNEn

Al SLattord were burned to-day. The loss is ost,
= az $500 The mills ehned BY curtis
- tie oae' or Aorv,alk. ana produced a high grsao
tSul paper me needle factory ~ S1--f,a -
Ireat az Manchester Green sss burned a Am p,
New-York tribune., 1907-12-06
COPIES OF OLD LACES.
Sale of Beautiful Specimens Made by italian
Girls in This Country.

People who say that the DAYS of exolIisita Io,a
making have gone by, who share that other a.
fusion that beautiful handmade lace cannot he
produced in this country, should go to the IIavlo,
Building, No. 623 Fifth avenue, some time befor,
the evening of December H. and see the specin,ers
of lace made at the Scuolo dIndustrie Italiane ar
No 2s Macdougal street. ~
Some of the specimens copied from, anti,,,,
embrolderies and laces brought from Tta1,, 80
of those old pieces included in tho o.
hibiton, that all that look NAV see hon, th
are. IN Some cases, even more beautifu, thon
the old. ~
Both large and small pieces of lace ara +baro
Among the large ones Is n wonderful bedsnr' !,
in /, let work. There is bureau scarf var1t ,joS
In design, which represents four months of stead,.
work by the hands of Italian girl AnotIay
bureau scarf is shown. side by side with tIn %
cient from which it Is copied. Ii is a hrida1
scene with quaint figures showing the br.aa i @
groom and pages holding up the brides long train
In the old days every Italian bride was snpnnaa,
10 have OF these scarfs in her trousseai F
Many other kinds of lace shown here Thar.
is a regina pillow cover copied from one ,i,t,
was in an Italian family for more than three bun
dred years. collar and cuefe ;s a. "a,i a,
Florentine design, and another collar is like tho
one Julius Caesar is supposed to have worn NJ. IN
the designs are copied. however. Some are cr,~,
nal. -
Not the least attractive part of the exbihit :; .
dark-eyed Italian girl who sits working away a. =
cenrepece ot Sicilisu lace. which is To ronIa.. 80
that is sold.
we have ton twelve girls s-orli,s Ia -
school nov. said Miss Florence Colgate chairman
New-York tribune., 1907-12-06
LADIES DAY AT IOTOs CLUB.

Ladies' Day entertainment at the LoIos tIlo'
yesterday afternoon, hlled the clubhouse, AZ -
sl5S Fifth avenue, with the wives daughters "IN'
friends OF the members. \ programme OF MOII
Iogues and musical numbers had been ar: ar:aIsSu,
and passed OF without . hitch except that Jes1
Cerardy, who was 10 have played. cuanceu u y
taking nap at his hotel and refused 10 @"~Ae
A member OF the entertainment communities q
nounced that Mr. GerarGy. having Just sEilVe1 :,
delayed train frym New orleans, Lad soIT
sleep, and all efforts to arouse him h4yliS l~-I-
Hans KrOnOld had consented 20 take MS pIaCo
Mrs. Frank D. smith the mouoloSlst- gave -. -
eraI selections Miss E.SteIie Harris sang -. -
Years at the Spring" and two or three olA .
songs. and Miss Lila Smelling save sroup -
German songs. There We're songs TOO Py ~
Borodin- Dalvary and " Abramor, the basSo' aAt
piano numbers by William II. Barber. Al tns 80
OF the afternoon refreshments were served D'""
stairs.
Among the women who were there were " .
II. Poor. Mrs. Charles Z. HalSey. Nine Noh HIr.
ten. Mrs. Edgar h. Mills. Mrs. J. r GaTS!de, IN p
Sinclair TOusey. Mrs { J. Haley, MS "
Alexander. Mrs. II 8. Platt MS john = .s.r Gssr
Mrs Frank w Hastings, 5r, Miss \ : soN'''
land Miss de Wclfe and Miss Anna SEVEN