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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-07-07
Women Crowd to See Paderewski.
Special Cablegram to The Star

LONDON. July 6-After four years alb
sence from London Paderewski, the famous
Polish pianist. continues to attract immense
audiences, chiefly composed of women.
With the same bushy locks which in color
show no passage of time, the same low col
lar and white silk tie, he looks almost ex-
actlY as he did when last he delighted Lon
don lovers of music. At his rehearsals the
audience Is not allowed to occupy the or
rounded with screens but these precautions
do not suffice, and many Of the lady admir-
ers of Paderewski crowd to re front of the
platform. and some even succeed in shaking
the hands of their idol.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-07-07
THE RUSSIAN SOCIALISTS.
Delegates to Recent London Conference
Plan Widespread Work.

Special Cablegram to The Star.
ST. PETERSBURG. July GA number OF
the Russian socialists who have been hold
ing secret conferences in London have re-
turned to Russia via Holland. Others are
charged with special missions to Switzer-
land, Germany and Spain.
The plans arranged by this London con-
ference, according 10 advices received here,
include the printing of strongly worded ap-
peals which are to be smuggled into Rus
STA and the Inauguration of a strike on a
scale never before attempted.
A number of the Russians remaining
in England; others will visit the United
States. They are engaged in the work Of
raising money to carry on fearless cam
paign.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-07-07
Created Knight for Temperance Work
Special Cablegram to The Star

COPENHAGEN, July en-. julius An
derson. socialist member Of the municipal
council at Aarhus, has been created a
knight of the Dannebrog Order In rec
ognition Of his work in the temperance
movement NJ Anderson is the first social
list to receive such a distinction and the
heads of the socialist order In Denmark
are very angry. They have requested
him to return the order. and this he Is
,,,tI,,na m do. but in addition they have
also requested him to retire from the mu-
40 However, he has been expelled
rom the organization. but he will endeavor
r. enforce his rights as member by a
legal prosecution.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-07-07
NEXT GREAT WORLDS FAIR.
Plans for the Toxic Exhibition In
1912.
al Cablegram to The Star

Special Cablegram to The Star.
TOXIC. July 6vEven the dates have been
selected for the opening and closing of the
next great worlds fair. The Japanese gov
eminent announces that the Toxic exhibit
ton will open in 1912. April /, when the
world-famous cherry trees of Japan will
be In full bloom. and will be closed October
81. when the season of chrysanthemums
will have just set in.
The exhibition is the undertaking of the
Japanese government ITSELF and will be in
ternational in scope and equipment. The
grounds will cover an area Of 25O acres,
the exhibition buildings themselves extend
ing over thirty acres The government is
especially anxious to invite foreign visitors
from every quarter Of the world.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-07-07
DIED WHILE PLAYING GAME.
Passing Of Vienna Man in Favorite
Coffee House.
Special Cablegram to The Star.

VIENNA, July 6.-Johann Maschik, the
electricity superintendent at Krupp's metal
works, died suddenly recently while playing
a game of card tarok with friends in cof-
fee house.
After a deal he announced radiantly
This is the best hand of my life. / go
pagat ultmo," that being the highest figure
that can be played and very rarely obtained
The words were scarcely out of his mouth
when he fell upon the floor. When picked
up he was found to be dead, the excitement
of such a good hand having proved fatal to
weak heart
Herr Maschik was often heard to say that
he would like to die In this coffee house at
Berndorf, where he had spent the happiest
hours of his life with his friends.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-07-07
Looks Like Asiatic Monroe Doctrine.
Special Cablegram to The Star.


TOXIC, July 6.-The Japanese newspa-
pers announce that the agreement between
France and japan in regard to the far
east practically amounts to a declaration
on the part of Japan Of kind OF Asiatic
Monroe doctrine over a vast region which
not long ago threatened to become one of
the storm centers Of world policy. In gen.
eral scope and tenor the new agreement
between France and Japan guarantees the
integrity of China and the territorial rights
of the contracting parties in eastern Asia
The duty of securing as far as possible
equal opportunities for the commerce and
the industry of all nations in China, which
nized in 1t. These provisions are in reality
the kernel OF the Franco-Japanese agree
ment.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-07-07
Unique Divorce Pact.


Special Cablegram to The Star,
BERLIN, July 6.-Ike Rose, the husband
of the famous dancer Saharet, has pre-
scented a petition for a divorce in the Ger
man courts. Saharet also desires a di-
vorce, which, so far as can be foreseen,
will ensue in due time. A curious feature
of the suit is that the parties have con-
cluded with each other q formal written
agreement regulating their business reia-
lions after the divorce shall have taken
place This provides that Rose shall act
as Saharets impressario at a substantial
salary.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-07-07
Youthful Burglar Pleaded Heredity.

SDPCfaI
GENEVA, July Ga youth OF sixteen
who was recently arrested here for bur
Rlary, admitted his guilt. but pleaded that
he was a hereditary burglar. He said: MY
father and mother have been sentenced to
many terms for burglary and theft; my
sister to twenty years penal servitude for
murder, and am suffering from the effects
OF heredity." He calmly told the court that
he had fully made up his mind to kill the
woman whose house he entered If she had
discovered his presence or interfered with
him in any way. The judge ordered the
boy to be examined By mental experts.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-07-07
Austrian Baron Sentenced for Forgery

special CdDiegEdh 10 ihe star.
VIENNA. July 6.-Baron Schonberger, the
husband Of the Hungarian court beauty
who was paid to spy on the emperor. has
been condemned to six months imprison-
ment for forging the name of his wife on
bills Before his marriage the baron ruined
himself by extravaganza and finally became
q cab driver His wife assisted him f1nan-
cially for time. was separated from him.
and now declares that she Is herself ruined
financially by the failure of the Hungarian
government to recoup her for the heavy ex-
pense she incurred at the Viennese court
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-07-07
A Winner.

Translated for Transatlantic Tales From Blanco >
Negro. - 8
First Boy-"Did you really win three
prizes at SCHOOL,"
Second Ditto-"Yes, and one was for
my excellence Of memory"
How did you win the others?"
The others? I forget what they were
for"
New-York tribune., 1907-08-19

that tho uneasiness has grown TO such PROPORTIONS
rs TO infect foreign markets ana 10 nave ciuseu
what even The Tribune reported as tremendous
II is not change of manner. but a change OF
through Secretary Root, warned the uiiteTsnt
81 so,erelv as he wished the rights they had en-
Saved since their existence states would IN some
-, he taken from them. had manners any
ti'j7,g to dc with the way In which so many have
.rswered his warning by what Is practical con
5oa,gar3 of propertv? Precisely because the
presidents sense of responsibility was not feeble
49, the results proved so disastrous. HAD the
ID-esident's utterances been simply nippahI, no
5-,z-ernor we may be slre would have dared deIy
eedaraI iudges and the Constitution OF the United
states and no Legislature would have dared de-
-;,1e coTDcrations OF that 'Ti2f:t of appeal which
1ot univ the Declaration or independence confers
,,ron an citizens. but which is, aa matter or
senrse allowed in constitutional monarchleS.
We are far beyond manners when no man lVinS
ea,,a those in the Presidents confidence knows
.lDon what business enterprise the next boW VIII
Ell The special manner in which the Attorney
General makes known the Presidents intentions
is ar no more real Importance 10 the people at
large than the whistling Of the wind. il Is enough
Ia lr.oyv that instead of aff0rdins protection TO
business in the future. further and further INJURY
* 10 be wrought. Because business men are
receesa-jfy people with at least modicum OF
sutpd judgment, that grave auXleties should be
Iecpened'' nlust follow the night the day. u
panic IS be aVerted il assuredlS viii not ne Done
by good manners. JCNAO0.
Washington. Conn, AUG. Is. 1901 -
New-York tribune., 1907-08-19
Lo7U School.
To Whom 1t Nay Concern.

SUPREME COURT, NEW YORK
Csnty-In the Matter OF the Voluntary Dissolution
a. .he marlborough Vehicle Rubber Supply Company
Al, Tto7 II Nav Corcern: Notice is hereby that
have been appointed by New York Supreme Court IN
proceeding Receiver OF the nterborough
vehicle Rubber supply Company. and of all the property
and effects said corporation ana ttat nave dniy
,.fgea ss such receiver and do hereby require; J. All
rns Indebted said corporation 20 render an account
=. -. AZ ms, office No a46 Broadway Borough Of Man
S,+ar CITY OF Ney State OF New York by the
lab dav az January 1905. Of al debts ana sums OF
- Cuinr by them respectively, and to the same
- me ? An persons having IN their possession any
~ nv efferts Of corporation 10 deliver the
o 10 ,ae lv the said 18th DAY OF January iSh . All
the creditors of said corporation to deliver the,r
IN to me by the said 18th day OF
%.n,,ar 1905 4 persons holding any open or sub
Of said corporation present the same,
rS+irr and in at the place aforesaid on
~ - - ,ts sailI 18th day O January. 1903
OF "s IAMOTT HARTSI0SN, Receiver,
GAG Broadway,
York City.
- - ,,,. Attorney for Receiver, 40 Pine Street. New
York1a
New-York tribune., 1907-08-19
PENNSYLVANIA.
the k!TTETENNY
VERMONT.
LAKE BOAiOSEEN rs.THSvriSPs. sTnfTGSP
Rates. IS :1s W C. MOUND. Prop, HydevIiIe VT
& CONFUSED CRITIC.
tefgets That a Question Of Manner Is Not
Merely Question Of Manners.

-e las Editor Of The Tribune
sir- The Tribune considers that grave anxieties
ere certain 10 he deepened'' by what it charitabiy
SYKES Fault OF Manner in the Attorney Gen
esls latest statements touching attacks which
afe 10 be made upon business corporations Is
" possible that journal OF The TTibune's com
laialng position supposes that IN a crisis like
iss' when at any moment a financial panic may
e pfeclfiiaied more disastrous than ever was
.Ap"h eefore-is IL possible I repeat, that The
tribune believes that people stop 10 consider bad
'naianers2 with securities shrinking rapidly
Nat naen Of good financial standing see them
selves threatened with ruin when il is necessary
= eroer % meet their obligations, is II likely that
improved manners The part 81 those In high
',s.oo's wil step stocks from falling:
heh Baron ROthschild and Leroy -Beaulieu said
st the trouble in connection with the railways
g caused by the action OF the President. did
- even suggest that because he dic not evlnce
Hpl'ant spirit" quote your editorial, his
'oh could possibly be less disastrous When
- most lmpOTtaDt business enterprises or the
sitFy' which. since the time that railways were
i.ln.r rIeied and express companies projected had
.lasto as matter Uf course by their own
.fr,.aPa.sitS through tLeir capabitty and lot
-f,.F-s4 favor, are .aksn Dtt OF TIA. hands OF
managers ana turned 10 a commission
ss--'f fefis. VIII the hundreds 0f thousands OF
..sieidffs be- any better off because the Prest
z.ss. s',.rafsces stoxef evidence of "a feeble
80. q responsibility ss WAS precisely because
resident made himself responsible for all
- ,iil corporations .Ic country with p-ac-
mat al noil-p9iitscals save ioyuists
Ss1A0teS. became uneasy ct tbs outset aud
New-York tribune., 1907-08-19

TN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF HON ABNER
Yoyk notice Ia given all having
cir against Israel ID. Goodman. late of the County
of New York, deceased. TO present the same. with
Vouchers thereof the subscriber. his place OF
the Office OF SpeIr Bartlett,
No 80 Wall street, Borough of Manhattan. the
City OF New York. on or before the first day OF Sep
tenlber, 1907. next -
BERNARD GOODMAN. Executor
sPEIH BARTLETT, Attorneys for Executor. 81 WAli
Street. Borough OF Manhattan. New York City
DANDEII. ANNA jim PURSUANCE OF AN
IL order OF Hon Frank T. Fitzgerald. Surrogate OF
The County York notice is hereby given 10 all
p.rsons having Anna J. Handeil late
,r County New York deceased. 10 present the
with thereof to the subscribers at their
K Brown No. $40 broadway. the Borough Man
haitian City New York. on or before ths Isl day OF
October
DATED New York. March "A. 1907.
RONALD X. BROWN.
Executors
poprPT TEOENE, for Executors. so Broad
~ street Manhattan New York City
r,raNIEy MERvTN c.-IN PURSUANCE OF AN
- nyder OF Hon. Frank T. Fitzgerald, Surrogate OF
h County of New York notice Is hereby given TO all
having claims against MervD c. Stanley late
TO the subscriber her place OF
t,ansactirg the ONCE OF Kellogg & Rose
No 100 in the City OF New York. or bsfors
DATED New York. the 2lst Gay Of March. 1907.
MARTHA f. n. STANLEY.
Exeeutrix.
KELLOGG ROSE.
5oToush q Aaahasiaa Y
~ Hsx xNx G6AJ :
New-York tribune., 1907-08-19
AMERICAN PEOPLE


VII
domh ySnp ndeby
New-York tribune., 1907-08-19
Country Property for Sale.
Unfmnished patmentS to Let.

RTITMoRE AND RLENHEIM.
b6 and 62 5Sth
Apartments Of rooms and baths.
81 $50 10 81. 100.
Rstweeu 5th and 9Th Avenues. Of the
finest residential blocks in the city.
Ail-nigiIt elevator and hall service.
Cabinet trim. parquet foors,
open nreplaces, spacious tiled baths.
electric light, Individual telephones
REAL. ESTATE MANAGEMENT COMPANY,
Broadway and esth ST.
or SupeTinte endcnt premises.
New-York tribune., 1907-08-19

TN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF HON. ABNER c.
1 Thomas a Surrogate OF the County OF New York.
having claims against
William Cawiey ashwell the County of New York.
The with vouchers thereof
the subscriber place CT ransactng business at hs
afiee ~ Oudn Oakley attorneys No 45 Broadway
in the city Mem York or hefors the 9Th dsy OF
next.
lated New York. OF March 1907.
GRACE JULIA ASHWEI.L. Executrix
arTDIS 4 OAKx~CS. Attorneys for Executlix 8 Br0oA>
- Gav Boruugh Of Eanhattas. GUv Yosk Gty, -
New-York tribune., 1907-08-19
Real Estate.
To Let for Business Purposes.

ITO LET.-store Columbia Place In Iarg. apart
ment house; thichy populated neishborhoo1;
suitable butter and dealer. dnlicatossen.
New-York tribune., 1907-08-19
Financial.
Financial.

AMERICAN PEOPLE
$ : = e. cent ": ::s ] '; ;:
@ @ & a % s ss; s s" ss%x ssas%s = great railroad industrial institutions " people
Tf1EODORE ROOSEVELT
FROZEN FACTS
Theodore Roosevelt bptepr nofh States shonnp
ROGERS .
% ma m san @ % qs % ggT that G vSa fe viii np System Until the "
s @ sap % aS ps ] s % :@s Ss1na% &
70
They are still selling and must continue
4o@y %
COMPANIES
M @ same ] % s f @s o world ~a ~odg ss rn | hunters @ - %
System sdnamnh
% ;s' @ s s @ % % 9 % % % % S5es : % @ % a H
TWO BOMBS
price % oa% tp % G @ %
CHEAP
bought tile 9 @ & s & AHaa @ sS @ % @ zach 5 @ % sa ny % % % as rp
R Rpn @ db@ nhm copper n~mbe
P"e & @ n s st their dra % hS1 @ npn collateral % @ nd cz
@ s Tss & s @ @ s sss % % @ $ %
BowERY SAVINGS
s: .1 . e. ss % i he @ s 5 @
should be an additional '""
EXCHANGE
steady stocks through member the
% ss s s % H % % ss
dnespm
dividends an" "" be privileged vote
$ % ::, Ssss: VIII f = @ - % s : @ 1 Roosevelt will have
dtr mdh
tnnnyo nty
institutions nc hhy being
THOMAS w. LAWSON.
s-TcWM Savings Buy Stocks
L. w. l..
Notices. Surogntw Surouh
New-York tribune., 1907-08-19
.SuyTogntes' Notices.

d Ha1 Frank kAi + Ft=s:Era
Of New YS nSGe rs Dudley late Of hs x
New York deceased to present the same with vouchers
business. No wall street IN the city of New York.
On DATED al eSSsS New York the Ms5eh 1907
sBEARMAN q STERLING Attorneys for Executor. -
Wall Street. New York CITY
IN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF con. FRANK r
YORK nosies hesby
sssnss My to peens the WITH vouchers
the suhscrbr at his Place S o. & snsais,nE rs N ssl
on or before the i4th day OF October , nert; a,-
REMsf:N & PARSONS. Attorneys Tor Executor. 60 Wall
street. NC" WILLIAM E. BENJAMIN. Executor.
UUoT. CHARLES En- pursuance of order Of
IL Hon Frank T. Fitzgerald. Surrogate OF the
County York notice is hereby given 20 all per
nntv ot Suffolk Massachussts deceased present
fhe he SAGE ocs Of Morris Piante. his attorneys No
Bs9adSay; & diva a. N January 1Iq m next Il ~ 'e
Dated New YORK; ,he leth tl,-d1 day q July 1901
MORRIS PLANTE. Attorneys for Administrator. etc.
I35 Broadway. New York city.
@ SEpEE aps sg,v ST HON e s ARSER
notice is hereby given to all persons son having claim.
deeeassd 10 present same with vouchers
ssscse a a his RaSs s 3 gooaS sansasSf o Sss
tan in city New York. on or before the 2lss day
Dated yo-k 1sh q day y of s1 TssEgaEy g1GNs 1907
JAY Il. SASRh@s' SeS York CITY s:''''' ~ ''' ~ "
Tn PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF HON. ABNER c.
rh9mss % S All PERSONS having Claims
David Miles late OF me County 2, New York * dss'1 , .Ss
sus,ns.' :, = ss the esv az
Of New York before the 5tn day Of september next
.,.s ELIZABETH .d,nsII,,sa,;. A. MILLS;
As,a:ys g; xsasss a:. Ss sss.s ss -
New-York tribune., 1907-08-19
Surrogates' Notices.

TN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER or HON. FRANK T.
i FSITZGERAlD. a Surrogate OF the County of New
yrl Notice is hereby all having claims
egainst Louise Lecsre late Of the County of New
yorg deceased, present the with vouchers
thereof 10 subscriber at his place of transacting
hnsness at the Office Miller. King. d
10 80 broadway Of Manhattan, The City of
Neyy York before the 6th day of January next.
T,a.ed New York, 2sth of Juns. 1907.
~ GEORGE MACCULL0CH MILLER, Executor.
Miller King Lane q Traford Attorneys tor Executors.
Broadway. New York.
New-York tribune., 1907-08-19
Surrogates' Notices.

TN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF HON FRANK
l. r. Fitzgerald. a Surrogate of the County of New
York notice is hereby given 20 all persons having
Claims David Dazan late of the County OF
New York deceased, the same, with vouch-
ars thereof subscribers their place OF trans
at office of Rose Putzel, NO. l25
Rroadway, Borough OF Manhattan in the City OF Nsw
YORK on or before the LIST day Of March next
Dated New York the 10th day OF August. 1907
SOPHIE COHEN. HENRY DAZIAN, HENRY W.
DAZIAN, Executors 80
ROSE & PUTZEL Attorneys for Executors. 1@s Broad
York CITY.
New-York tribune., 1907-08-19

. ELEGANTLY furnished apartment. with private
"A. bath. daily; weekly. including meals. SI2 80:
Columbia Hotel. Saratoga.
arue rates. tTansients accommodated ALABAMA
HOTEL, Is East 1Ith st. between Broadway. 9Th
New-York tribune., 1907-08-19
IRVING SCHOOL

l. l. KAY. 30 W ESI Bal II 81
Small classes for boys from seven years upward.
No home study for boys under fifteen
Year book request.
New-York tribune., 1907-08-19

For Both Sexes-Country.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1907-01-28

airy l when Miss Helen Estey will be
graduated.
Mr. and Mrs David Mulvane are in
Chicago.
Miss Julia Leland of Troy is the
guest of her sister, Mrs. Harry Finley.
Mrs. w. r. Freeland and Miss Grace
Vreeland will leave soon for Manhat-
tan to spend a year.
Mrs. Payne of Wichita is the guest of
Mrs. Harry Baker on West Seventh
street.
Mrs. George Hull of Salina is the
guest of Mrs n. H. Loomis.
Mrs. w. E. Ogston went to Chicago
Friday to spend a week.
Mr.. Dick Tompkins of Kansas City
who was in town during the Midwinter
in charge of a Loose-Wiles booth re-
turned to Kansas City today.
Miss Floyd ROBINSON arrived last
night from Mexico, Missouri, to spend
the remainder of the winter with her
mother, Mrs. James P. Rowley.
Mr.. Floyd Funnel of Wamego-on-
the-Kaw was In town to spend Sunday
with his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. c. c.
Funnel.
DR.. Maclay Lyon of Kansas City
spent Sunday with his parents. Mr.. and
Mrs. Thomas S. Lyon.
Tomorrow is Carnation as we'll as Kan
sas day and the Mckinley carnation is
Mr. Fred B 81 Lne Will al go to Ta
Friday night to attend a dinner party.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Allen of Ottawa
are at the Copeland.
Senator Bale Waggener spent Sunday
at his home in Atchison and returned to
town this morning.
Atchison Globe: E. w. Howe and
daughter. Mattel; and Miss Frances Gar
side go to Falls City Sunday to attend the
funeral of the late NJ A. Frank.
Mr.. and Mrs. Luther Lewis of Lawrence
spent Saturday and Sunday with Mr.. and
Mrs v. D. Keller of Lawrence is the
Norman e. Keller. who will accompany
her home for few days.
The Mckinley carnation is red Wear
one today and get 1t at Mrs. Lords
Miss Ella Davis and Miss Margaret
Carney will go to Kansas City February
II to attend a dance and will be guests
of Mr. and Mrs. Robert T. Herrick.
William Miller of Kansas City and Mr.
Philip Miller of ST. Joseph are in the city
account of the serious illness of their
mother, Mrs. P. NJ. Miller, of us Quincy
street
Three millinery apprentices are wanted
by the Mills company.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1907-01-28

ent lottery tickets, but Providence all
ways seemed to be agin 'em. 1 was in
an old bookstore in Chicago one day,
when I hadn't but so cents to my
name. The man had just bought about
a thousand blank insurance policies
from a fire insurance company that
had failed, and Providence put an idea
into my head. 1 bought the blanks
for 10 cents and started out into the
country. and by insuring farmers for
half rates 1 soon had capital of $500
in cash."
But that was a swindle-a decep-
ton. 1 fail to understand where
Providence came in"
'Well. she prevented any of the
houses and barns from burning while
those policies were in force. and none
of the holders had any reason to hunt
me up and jug men. Quad.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1907-01-28

class him as one of the greatest pianists
since Rubenstein. If he doesn't have Il
big audience we will have to conclude
that Kansas is benighted as far as Art
with an upper case az is concerned
and that the piano company which IS
managing his American tour and which
brought Paderewski to this country the
first time has less clever advertising
agents than formerly.
The ladies who live at the Copeland
will be at home in the evening only on
Thursday on account of Mrs. j. r. Bur-
rows Kensington Thursday afternoon
to which most of them have been asked.
~
In every family there is some branch
more prosperous or exalted than the
rest to whom the entire connection look
up. A Topeka family, very obscure
here. are the rich and grand kin" of
ing to be a nobody and also be de-
prived of the nobody's sacred right to
tell about their grand ana aristocratic
kin.
Governor and Mrs. Hoch gave a din
ner at the Governors House Saturday
night, their guests including Mr.. and
Mrs. Edwin A. Austin, Mr. and Mrs. J.
M. Nation, Mr.. and Mrs. Fred L. Jack
son, Mr.. and Mrs. Eomer Hoch of Mar
ion, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Barnes of
Usage City. Mr.. and Mrs. E. T. Fair
child of Ellsworth, Mr.. and Mrs. w. J.
Fitzpatrick of Dodge City, Mr.. and
Mrs. G. E. Denton of Attica Mr.. and
Mrs. Mark Tully of Independence Miss
Anna Hoch and Miss Ora Allen of Cha
mute.
The Best Bower club entertained at
cards Saturday night at the home of
Miss Maud Findlay and Miss Amanda
Findlay. Eight tables played.
n
Mrs. George Port Ashton and her
niece, Miss Lena Packard of Los An
geles were at home informally this af-
ternoon and Miss Packard Will give a
small card party tonight.
n ~
The Varsity club dance has been
postponed from February 8 to Febru-
airy Is on account of Mrs. Klingen-
berg's entertainment at Washburn
chapel on the earlier date.
The girls of the January '07 class will
give a taffy-pull tonight at the home of
Miss Ru+ Bradbury.
The d. D. Whist club met today with
Mrs. Frank Edison.
Notes and Personal Mention
Mrs Claud Hoover of Edgerton Ohio.
is expected the last of the week to visit
her sister, Mrs. S. S. Estey and attend
the high school commencement Febru-