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sales.-Regular call, Y O'Clock noonmCapital
Traction IS, 81 900 at HOY, $500 at 110A. $500
at HOY. $1,000 at 1l0A, 81 600 at 110A, $1,000
at 11OH -+
Washington Rwy. and Elec. As, $1,000 at SIN.
Capital Traction, at 129.
Washington Rwy. and Elec. pfd.. at TIN, 10
at TN, so at 76A.
Lanston Monotype, at Is.
After call-Mitchell Mining, 80 at ~.
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Peoples Insurance. 20 at 6h.
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Policy Holders NAV Vote.

MADISON. WIS.,, June 28.-The assembly
has passed bill allowing policy holders
of mutual life insurance companies to vote
for directors by mail. by proxy or In per-
son. The bill permits g. ballot for every
$500 Of insurance or interest in the election,
according to the amount of insurance The
bill now goes to the senate. The assembly
concurred In the senate amendment to
bill fixing eight hours as the length Of the
working day for railroad telegraphers.
The directors of the Osceola Mining Com
pany at Boston declared a dividend of 81 on
its stock. This is an increase of 81 over the
last dividend
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Gold Engagement.

NEW YORK. June 2S.-An engagement
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The Dakota chief. (Gann Valley, Buffalo County, S.D.) 18??-1913, 1907-06-13
LIST . F>NHERlTED
INDIAN LANDS.
For Sale by u IS Govern
nent at. Crow. Greek
Agency, S. D. ~

A certified check for one-fvusIk of The
.inOunt bid must ACCOMPANY each bt4 check
s..on.s g msa: q sss oss. s ia
must b submitted tor each silotmsnt.
The sealed snseiopss contajni bids
sho,Ad NOT have noted thereon deserted tops VI
.SsiI , i' i~ noted a on sSch e,,seicres iSs date
IN which H ExsRS .sRs SaxSRsashArN K SSRsfaRssah
Us. Indian Agent
In the matter Of. the estate Of Tan.yuM-i-
cs-hys-pl. or Raised 6ood. deceassd. Mary
3-<-S. Of Section A. Town to6 north. range II
XDrii j. 1851. = Bids opened Juss D. iso7
In the matter Of the estate OF Hodntswin Or
Eed Lse dsceaSsd Al ESxls Koad 3 :, sole he'll
3: SO scres. listed APRIL : bids opened
In the matter OF the Estate Of Panni or
WhOopsr. deceased, Kate Sea Stone. Jahss
Of sec Is. twp ios Of ssW s"S Of i ST ?. IN 4.
D: containing i7s, acres. Listed April q.
so7. bids 70 opened July 9 1901
esteS Eagle Dsvs 81 aif assS G ko.s nsss;
FISHER. Good Voice, Mrs. Kills Many and
Eir.t is sSrr; 81 h.,r' ~ ~ psssc5ip!ion: W sec .
.Ining $50 acres Listed Tor sale May n.
1891. bids to be opened August g. 1907.
Owner. estate OF Pretty Bear. or Matowas.
tena. decd; Rcd Hair. heir. Description. Wy
Twp. ie;. Re. n-szG 4. IL Listed june { i.S;; 81;
bids to be opened Sep. 2, 1901.
Owner. estateof His Brother. decd; Holy
Prairie ana Thomss Brother OF All. heirs.
Description. Sen Sec. q and sWA Sec. -,
Twp. io7. Re- 7z-3osA. Listed June ). ~.
bids to be opened Sep. 2. iSoI. ~
O.ncr: estate Vt Srsy Cloud or Maypi, Aro-
Grey Cloud and Cedric George Grsy Cjouu,
heirs. ~ Sec. 20. ivy. lO7. kS. 7e-3ls.dV a.
1917.
Name. He-hak-shin. ap;-win or Appesr,ur
Eik. deceased; description. Wy sWH Sec. u.
T. 10! n. RITZ w. 5th r. n. containing 90 ceres
date listed juno 10Th. 1907: bids opened Sept.
Name. Amos Red Day. or Ptdsrode. decess-
%; description. EN- SEX Sec 3 r iO7 =. K
u y. 9th T. N. contsining % acres; date list.
On Juae 10th. 1907: bids opened Sept. Oth. 1881,
The Dakota chief. (Gann Valley, Buffalo County, S.D.) 18??-1913, 1907-06-13
STAT: esO,s Q, soS'S ., In Count, Court.

STAT: s,,O,s Q; so1'S ., In County Court.
p the matter OF the estate Of NoGics Of
Frances A. Foster. Deceased. hearing.
The state OF South Dakota sends r reotins:
To Clara J. Carney. Cora II. =. Miner, Mar
tbs A. Rsrbcr. Albert D. Foster. r. MsxsOn
Foster and Fannie A. Foster. heirs st Law and
next VI Kan OF Frances A. Foster. and 70 ell ID
whom these presents may come:
Notice 10 hsreby gtvan that fannie A Fos-
ter has fled petition In the County Court OF
burslo Court Of Buffalo County. Eouth Ds-
kots. praying for decres Of ths County
Court establishing the heirs Of frances A.
Foster. deceased. and that saturday june IS.
1907. ~ 10 O'Clock .. IA. st the cfiace OF the
County Judge ayths Court HouSe. Gam vai-
ley. Buffalo County. South Dakota has beon
dxed ~ time d,fd place for . hearing upvu
said pstitition when and where any person
interested may appear and show cause Why
said pstition should not b granted.
=. 1901.
Attest: HANS n CIEVRN
MILTON Fl. DEnBY JR., COunty Judcs
Clerk Of County Court.
The Dakota chief. (Gann Valley, Buffalo County, S.D.) 18??-1913, 1907-06-13

Deceased,
Notice 10 hereby given bv the undersigned
administsssOr Of the estate Of Harry Hood
dscessed, 70 the creditors OF and ell persons
haslaS clalms against the said deceased. 70
exhihft them. With the vouchsps. within four
months After the ASst publicstioa OF this no.
tlcs. 70 the said Administrator st the oilics OF
me County Judge IN The CITY OF Gsnn alley.
kots.
hsy NH. 1907.
J. e. PARMLEY.
Administrstor OF the estate Of Harry Blood
Deceased.
SIhONs Il RRADYORp.
Attorneys for Administrators.
Mitchell. D. ID.
The Dakota chief. (Gann Valley, Buffalo County, S.D.) 18??-1913, 1907-06-13

Notice 10 hereby given that sealed bids will
b. received by the County Commissioners OF
Buffalo County. south Dakota. ND 70 10 O'Clock
.. m. on Tuesday. the End day OF July. 1907.
and grsvslinS the grade north Of the Crow
Greek bridge on ths line between Sections q
and 9-loe-Ss. The gravel used must be
rood coarse gravel. and the bidder receivin
the contract will be required TO give bond %
the County 70 the amount OF his bid. con-
dttlOued on the prUcey performance Ut his
contract. Plans aud Specifications ~ the
work required nay b. seen At the Auditors
o61ce. The Commissioners reserve the Fight
70 reject any or ell bids.
Dated at Gam Valley. Q. d.. Msy21 1901,
J. V. DRIPS.
County Auditor.
The Dakota chief. (Gann Valley, Buffalo County, S.D.) 18??-1913, 1907-06-13
Will make the season Of
1907 at Gam Valley.
Terms Oi service: TO insure live
colt, $1,000. II mare changes owners
service fee Immediately becomes due.
Buffalo Co. Land & Abst. Co.,
Owners.


state Of South Dakota. l..
Fourth Judicial Circuit.
In the Circuit Court within end fSr the
County Of Buffalo. 30. nak.
State OF South Dakota
Frank Ko,iiis.k. "
Notice Ii hereby given that By virtue OF On
execution to ne directed and delivered. and
now In my hands. issued out Ofths Clerk onice
OF the Fourth judicial Circuit CUurt. State or
south Dakota. In and Tor tho County Of Ruf-
fslO, ,. H.. upon Judgment of 80. for costs
rendered In said Court In favor Of Tho state
ct South Dakota and against Frank kOtiliDek
have levied upo0 the following described
real estate "f sstd defendant. t,-wit: North
East quar- Or OF SECTION siSht. Township i07
Worth OF Range q West Of 5th r. ~. situsts.l
'Ralo Cousty. South dakota. and that I
ne satnrdsy the hfissnth day If June
sad day At the COURT h'use At Gann Waller tn
said County Asd state. prss.rcd t,h ssil an tho
risht. title end interest Of the atssss named
defsndAnt Frank k0tilinsk. In snd - tho
above descril,~t property Lsstisfy xaisS inig-
msut and costs amonntip: ~ rhyes tinndrrd
snd Fifty Dollars an CO tts, tovst h~P With
sil accruing rSsts Of sale. and Interest on the
same from the ssvsnth aAf of January iSOa.
- thc rate " seven per cSi,t. per anl,an. At
Pubic Auction. to the khshest tAd0sr for cash
Dat Dated d g. G.nn vs1gs; buffsi" County.
south Dakota. April % womrnar
sserin OF the Counts .. RunaLa south Ds-
kots-
JAMlA I. COOx.
P1aintt6's Attorney.
The Dakota chief. (Gann Valley, Buffalo County, S.D.) 18??-1913, 1907-06-13
Nst1es % Sale % Inherited Indlla,
La0AO.
= Grow Creek Agency. south Dsbosa.
Aa~ Al - tOOV

Notice Is hereby oven. that the foilovins
described tracts OF Inherited Indian lands OF
deceased IndiSn Aliottees. have besoF. Tired
for sale ~ this ONCE and sealed Sids therefor
will 10 recived at this o6lcc up ttil IL Sciocf
70. Of the sth day Of August 1907. ss (Which
time said bids viii bs opened.
Bids should he In scaled eavalof5e and
psrksd .B!d for Indisn !nhsritsd Land. 70
be opened Aug. sth. 1907" certified cheek
for s Der cent Of the It'd offered must accom-
psny each bid. For further intOrm alton and
particulars. cali On or address the nnder-
signed. The following 10 list OF the land vf-
fered:
=, Name. Saul Dsmsn:.; Dece.:ed: description.
Sec. 10 T i0sS. II. GU. West 5th p. n.
containing a0 acres. date listed. May sth,
ie07; bids opened. August sth. 10.
Name. Mnteon DsmAns, d~ceasrd. d~srrip-
ton SW y Sec. 10. r. i05. ". u. ~. w. Sth q. q.
containing l6o acres: date listed. Nay 9th, i.U7
bids opened. Aug. 3th. 1907.
Name. Winastewin or Jessie Dsmans. de-
ceased: description. Be = Sec: 10. r. i0d. ". r..
g. West sth p. n. containing 100 acres: date
listed. hay eth. 1907: bids opened Aug. Sth.
Name. Otto Hangs Together. deceased; de-
scrtptlOs. NV y yec. 10. Twp. 100. N. Of 4. ~.
W. Sth p. M. In =. D.. 100 acres; date listed,
xsy stE. iaD,. bids opened Aus. S, 1891.
II. II. CHAMBERLAIN.
United states Indian kgent.
The Dakota chief. (Gann Valley, Buffalo County, S.D.) 18??-1913, 1907-06-13
Department OF the Interior,
Land Othc0 st Chi mharlnin

Land Once st Chsmbsrlsin. 9. d.
Notice 10 hereby siven that Marion 8. Prem
tice OF Gannvaiiey. y. D.. has 1lsd notice oe
Int ntion 70 make hnsl Cemnautation proof
In suppUrt OF bis clsim. vtx: Homestead En-
try No. iUy.i made Mar. is, 1905. Tor tbe IOt.
) Z. 4 Sh NWh Section S Township ios n
Ranse q w.. and thatssid proof win bs made
Buffalo County. ~ his once In (ssnnvsiIsy
5. ID. ON June 70. 1907. o''
He nsn,es the following witnesses TO prove
MS continuous residence upon. and cullivs-
Jorgcnson. Maurice Hearichssn. John ~.
shall all of Gsan<Alley. =. n.
CHAs. L. BROCKwAY.
Register.
The Dakota chief. (Gann Valley, Buffalo County, S.D.) 18??-1913, 1907-06-13
Department OF the Interior.
L1Ao Omce - NMa.uls,r N.

juno S. 1911.
Notice 10 hereby given that Lutte II. Gil
christ " Gam Valley. 4. D.. has. Sled notice
of his intenticn 70 make final cominutation
pruof In support Of his claim. viz: HON, stead
Entry No. dV7z Sioux msae April 81 toOS. for
the w SWA Section S.. Township i07 ~.
2ange " W.. aud that ssid proof viii be made
ais ONCE In 9snnv alley. =. ID. On Jvl 8. 1901.
He names the following witnesses 70 provs
nis oo9ttnScus restdesfe upon. and cusNvs.
VsrsS:ii. cS.SI:s Dove. John Wells. % All ip1S os
CHAa. L sRocKwAY.
Register
The Dakota chief. (Gann Valley, Buffalo County, S.D.) 18??-1913, 1907-06-13

In the C0unty Court Of she Cpussy oe brRalo
state ots!gath DskotA
j. John sns ss..;S. .,sssi bsessssd y sss sds'''sot
Notice Is hereby given By the uu6er~i~raA
Gh.slss g U fss..s. sSminlat!stos .Of the .
,sse % John StavIg aeceased. 70 the cpsditors
ssid Decreased. 70 exhibis ilssimy1itT tie nee
essary voucherA within four anonths sftsr
tne arst Rnbsl0stion Of this nnssce. 10 the said
Valley. In the County of Bufsl6. south Da-
kOta. X
ps'ed 81 ssna y;'lcE; Hk 8 Il I; 3 NAV Az ss ,aq.
Adminlstrsb0r Of The Estsse OF John assvlo
DocesSod. o's'Ss>
The Dakota chief. (Gann Valley, Buffalo County, S.D.) 18??-1913, 1907-06-13
pspaEt%s.t .r q. i. Of =. the % Intsr.cr;

:. ACU0IttuguV Ot Cuc ItybItOxs.
Land Once ~ Chamberiaiu. 3, D.,
June I, 1901.
Of Gannvalisy. b. D., has hisd notice Of M
intention ~ make anal ave year proof m
SUPPORT vt has claim. Wig: Hornestesd Entry
40. 81 made Oct. % 100. Tor the NWk Sec-
that said proof win be msde befofo Register
- kecsiscr. st Chsmbsrisiu. .. ID. on July Il
his conttuous rost6eace 0pon. and guilty. vstio0
u. ths tsnd. ytx: fsx Aschier, Msftiu
K1Onstsd. frank w. B0tsee. John Nelson. All
cHAs. L. BRocxwAY.
p - EaA Register.
The Dakota chief. (Gann Valley, Buffalo County, S.D.) 18??-1913, 1907-06-13
NeaA Women

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sa~si. ta s.ah arr i,aportanA ~ sssspahk
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W. sNc,r's xrst,rutive. ths Csasaisueiooai.
1frt,''fn r-M. si."p's Night Curs-is . topical
S'nos''" ns';'hrsn" - pository remedy. vhiSs fs
shoor's N-ss"rnt : !. wholly IN Internal treae.
mrnt. II, k...ior.liye reaches thSoushous ths
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I'll t:ss,,e. ann all bicod ailments
Thc Night au.''. as It's name impliss doss 10
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esi sscWs tsirfereS h.als LEGAL vseknsssss and
dischars-.. ~liis the k-storakivs. sasss nervous
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h''ssis w sastsd tisan@ Z hrinsins shout ssnsvsd
se-nsth. vixo.. ana .n.rxy. 1hke d. sheoe's
J.Sora'' S'--itsb'-ts" ~ iiquid-Ass ssnsssl tonic
tho sys;cp,. fos i.os;tvs iecDl Aalp. - q vi,
The Washington times., 1907-01-07
ON LINERS
FOLLOWING CRASH
PrincesSin Irene and MoItke
Collide in the Harbor
of Naples.

NAPLES, Jan. THE big NORTH Ger
man Lloyd steamship Princessin Irene
n the Hamburg-American line steam
ship MoiIke cOilded in the harboT here.
Both vessels We're very badly injured
n will be compelled 10 remain here a
long time for repairs.
Both vessels Nerc crowded with pas
sengers for New York. These passengers
were mostly wealthy tourists. They viii
be compelled to proceed 10 New York
3y other routes.
The Princessin Irene, On leaving port
Saturday night for New York. was
caught in q violent storm. She sustained
injuries which made IL necessary for her
70 r~e-enter the haTbOr.
on her way into port she came INTO
collision with the MOlIke.
The 80 passenge.s on board the Prin-
cessin Irene became panic stricken when
the collision occurred. 4 rush MAS made
for the bOat and several were badly
hurt before the officers secured c0ntrOl
Of the situation.
Many OF the passengers. especially the
women. had lost their heads during the
storm, and when the collision came
many women tainted and Others were
knocked over and trampied or.
The Washington times., 1907-01-07
BLOWS LIFE AWAY
IN SLOT MACHINE
Strong Man Is Paralyzed by
Using a Lung
Tester.

HARRISBURG jan. From paraly-
sis, brought on by his efforts t. make
a record in the use OF a lung-testing
device, James 9. Zimmerman, twenty
two years old, died at the Harrisburg
Hospital after ten weeks suffering to-
day.
zimmerman was a fireman en- the
Philadelphia and Reading railway. and
was TO have been married this month
10 Miss Ada c. Hyde, OF Harrisburg
He was above the average in height,
and was known as a remarkably strong
man.
He o great pride in his powers.
aud formed the habit OF exhibiting his
lung capacity to his friends by fire.
quent use Of the penny-in-the-slot
blowing machines"
He became ~parGlyZed after giving his
last exhibition of strength. and his
body became numb by degrees until
death came.
The Washington times., 1907-01-07
Doctors Work to Save
Sweetheart Murderer
Operation on Wayne TO Relieve Brain Pres
sure Not Expected to Be Successful at
Georgetown Hospital.

FOR some time. aud had become ex-
tremely Jealous OF other suit0Ts. Ee is
said 10 have threatened TO do her bodily
harm unless she discouraged their az
Jeutions.
Seeing her on the street yesterday af-
t~eruO1u. he joined hey and. much
against the girls wishes. accompanied
her home. sust after they entered the
house he caught the girl By the neck
and. without the slightest warning.
drew "a .5s-Caliber revolver from his
pocket and sho her twice I'm the head.
Placing the revolver at mis- own head he
fred three times.
Jefferson Blair, a relative Of the girl,
was standing in a rear room when the
couple entered the house, and Witnessed
the shooting. He vas unable TO inter
fere, IL was all done 50 rapidly.
The Washington times., 1907-01-07
A ANIMAL.

Dear me. cabby," said an old lady
as she aIighted from q fouT-wheeler at
Liverpool Street Station. your horses
knees are bad."
Don't YOU go and think it's beCOs 'e's
got into a silly 'abit of Iryiu' 10 stand
on is cad in the street. ma'am, eos IL
amt" was the reply. THAT there 'Oss
is a serious thlukin' 'oss, e IS, ma'am;
a VERY ~pFayerful auimile e. Is. TOO.
rs been prayin' his last six year as
'OW is DOC Old maUeTu one o. these
days come across a kind 'arted party
what give an a copper or two over
IS bare fare, but, LOr' bless yer.
ma'am,+ he added, as he looked at the
shilling the old lady a handed hin.
'es lOsin' faith. n unless something
soon 'appens ell die a bleOmin' hfnd-
deL"-Tid-Bitg.
The Washington times., 1907-01-07

thereby displaying a bit OF herOism
rarely shown by a young girl.
Miss Taggart and her sister were
walking down Fourteenth street, near
Pierce street as a north bound ear
came spinning by. A boy OF about hve
years was standing directly in the path
Of the car, facing Pierce street as a
wagon carae through Pierce and turned
into Fourteenth. II was manifest that
the boy would be struck either by the
car or by the wagon II he attempted 70
reach the curb. Miss Taggart rushed ia
20 the street. caught the horses bride.
turned the animal quickly In the Op-
p0site direction from the boy, n
grasping the little fellow IN her arms
rushed with him IN safety 10 the pave
meHt.
The whole thing was done so quick
The Washington times., 1907-01-07

Made desperate by an unrequited love
affair. Clarence Wayne. a twenty-year-
old negro. living at 300 Thirty-seventh
street. shot and instantly killed his
sweetheart. Irene Marshall, nineteen
years old. late yesterday afternoon. in
he home, 2sJS Dumbarton avenue. lie
the- turned the revolver on himself.
firing three bullets into his brain.
Wayne was removed 20 the George
town University Hospital, where an
operation was performed this morning
20 relieve the pressure on his brain. His
condition is considered critical, and but
little hops is entertained for his Tacov-
cry.
Wayne had been attentive 10 the girl
The Washington times., 1907-01-07
DECISION
AGAINST BANKERS

The writ Of error Of the indicted bank
officials Of the insolvent Canton. Ohio.
State bank. claiming the free banking
Law" of Ohio. under which they were
indicted. is unconstitutional. was today
dismissed by the Supreme Court Of the
United States. Justice Brewer an
nOunced this decision. The officials
must now stand trial for the alleged
wreCking Of the bank.
The Washington times., 1907-01-07

ly that neither the boy nor the little
group OF spectators hardly compre-
hended. Miss Taggart had evidently
no thought in her mind but the lit
tie fellows reril and sent the things
h was carrying flying through the
air.
The boy was a tiny mite of q fellow
and had apparently wandered out into
the street with no thought or COmpre-
hensiOn Of his danger. The mOt0rmau
on the a evidently thought the
youngster would move and the driver
OF the wagon was not aware Of the
boys danger.
The Washington times., 1907-01-07
LOCAL
Best Pies Ever Made.

The pastry cooks employed IN Holmes
Home Bakery are masters Of the art of
pie-making. They have every modern
facility and the best materials to aid
them In turning out the best and most
delicious pies. Mince, pumpkin, and all
favoFite kinds. zoe. Fruit Cake, 25c 10.
Holmes Bakery. LIST & E SITS. Phones z.
1910 and 144l.
The Washington times., 1907-01-07
WATER REGISTRAR
PART OF DEPARTMENT

The District Commissioners decided
this morning 10 Consolidate the Offices
Of Water Registrar with 6hat OF The
Water Department. TIL Registrars Of
fee has, heretofore. reported 10 the
Commissioners through the Engineers
Department. HeH,after these reports
VIII 20 To the 1misSiOueTs through
the Superintendent OF Water Depart
ment. The consolidation will cause no
radical change ia the conduct Of the
Registrars Office. .
The Washington times., 1907-01-07
Miss Elizabeth Taggart
of Georgetown, Res
cues Child From
Peril.

Miss Elizabeth Taggart, youngest
daughter OF Hugh T. TaEgart. the
Washington lawyer and former official
Of the District Attorney ONCE, was on
Saturday evening the central figure in
an exciting episode that resulted ia
Miss Taggart saving a ehild's life and
The Washington times., 1907-01-07
SeROT Pima
to Succeed
de Colo8dn
New Spanish Minister Ex-
pected to Arrive in Wash
ington Soon.

Senior Don Bernardo Jaclnto de Co
logan. for the past year minister from
Spain, but who has never presented his
credentials 10 this Government. has been
replaced by Senior Ramon Pima. Of the
foreign office IN Madrid. He Is expected
to arrive IN his country this season,
and as soon as he does the present
charge d'anaires, Senior Don Luis Pas
tor. and his charming wife. who was
formerly Miss Constance CaseuOye Lee,
Of Baltimore. will go abroad for a con-
siderable visit. Mr.. and Mrs. Pastor
We're married in Baltimore last spring.
The new minister. Senior Pima, Is a
bachelor, about forty-eight years Of
age. and has served as secretary Of
legation az the Spanish legations in
Berlin. London, Paris, Vienna. and
Venezuela. He Is OF German education
and is a fine linguIst. speaking French.
German, and English huenuy.
Mr.. and Mrs, Cornelius Vanderbilt,
who have been the guests OF Represent
ativv and Mrs. Nicholas Longworth
since January J. left this morning for
lhelr home In New York city.
N4- anu ME J'hu II McLrau enter
tanned about 20 guests yesterday al
noon az breakfast in their country home.
Friendship. on the T~enleytown road
The charm OF these Sunday morning
breakfasts Of the McLeans IS their in
formality and good-fellowshlp.
Col. and Mrs. b. Reeves Russell were
hosts az a small informal dinner party
last night Among the guests were Mrs.
Loring, Miss Cook. Miss Sessions. Rear
Admiral Simpson and Rea- Admiral
O'NeHl.
Mr.. and Mrs. George w. Vanderbilt
were the guests of honor Of Mrs. b. II.
Warder at Inner last evening.
The Misses Patten received yesterday
afternoon and were hostesses az a small
dinner party IN the evening.