davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The new South-news., 1908-05-23

To Governor Gathered h Wash
ineepn 4 Strenuous Oratioa.
CONGRESS GIVEN S0LDIN6
Fer Fanuro - Tako 1aesrose = - o1Ak>
AeessVsiasisa ~ Csassrvssasa
= N>eprul Rsssusesa

WasAingtou, D. C.-Prssidsns Rooss-
vsls hurried defiance n consrsss today
auA. breaking away from the speech
which had besn prepared tos delivery
at the couvor0uce called tor the pur'
pnse a conssrvtnG the natural ~.
sources Of he country, he declared
with empAasis that II congrsss failed
to heed his request tor money to per'
petuate The inland waterways commits
sion ho would himself take steps tS
pefp><uato tho commission. The pros
| idents announcement Vas received
with cheers by governors and dele
gAtes.
Il was compelled 10 bring this com
mission into existence myself. salt
the president Il asked congress b
propriats 4 suflcient amount Of none
for that purpose. Congrsss did NO
sc> 1t TO DO 20. Next l have Aske'
congress for q suflicieAt sum OF none
10 perpetuAte tho inland waterway
commission. II congress does not a
propriate the money l will perpetual
tae commission myself"
The president was interrupted b
the cheers and applause which grsets
his frank avowal Of degance. AZ 800
as It had subsided the presidsT
added
"Of course. Il would be better t
congress to act. but II It does not
. | will perpetuAte the commission.
AT the conclusion OF the president
: speech a recess wa taken. The e
. tire assemblaee went out on the viii
= house lawn. where photograph vi
taken
AT the afternoon session Andre
Carnegie, DR.. l. c. White and Jol
's Mitchell were the speakers. Mr.. CT
e negie took for nls subject, Ores Al
- Related Subjects" DR.. White. sta
&c gec iogist. for West irginia. spoke
le Mineral Fuels" while Mr.. Mitch
Is opened the general discussion whi
IN followed the set speeches.
At the conclusion OF the sessi
Wednesd afternoon the governe
we're tree until evening. when at Z:
o'clock they were the guests at 4 b'
. ouet rendered by the Washingt
Board OF Trade.
The new South-news., 1908-05-23
nlct TEMPE Is lEiuH.
Cssase~Ste~s a Dsrsas of American
RspeblIes LAid-

WAaA!ugton. n. C--Thc laying OF
the corner stone OF the million dollar
building on the site OF the old Nan
Meas building TO be occupied BY the In
seruAtionAl Bureau Of American ReruS'
lies. took place Monday afternoon.
The ceremonies began al .,SS
O'Clock with the Marine band concert,
The principal numbers OF which we're
tA4 national airs OF tho t~en'! 'ons
countftes represented IN the bureau. a
large crowd attended the ceremony.
President Roosevelt laid the nrs'
atone In IN impressive manner.
A scoro OF cable messages from the
presidsuts OF the South and Contra
American Countries exudine the Al
mosphsre Of fraternity and good VII
and expressing congratulations al
around we're read - . prologue 10 TN
actual ceremony of the laying OF th'
corner stone.
II was noted that President CAstr'
OF Venezuela vas not among the sxecu
tives who sent messages.
Ambassador Aabuco Of Brazil. dca'
OF the I.atin-Amsrican diplomAu
corps. for the o1her countries. and Al
drew Carnegie. benefactor OF tao Inst
tuition. delivered an address on tn
dAwping era OF international prace an
good will. Cardinal Gibbons delivcre
tho invocation.
John Barrett. director OF the bureau
made IN opening address and afte
ward presented Secretary Root
chairman OF the executive board an
presiding of1icer OF the day.
Secretary koot then presented Pres
dent Roosevelt. who made tho prime
pal address to the representatives
ali the various nations which join VII
the United States to build aud maj
| tain the bureau.
The new South-news., 1908-05-23
The SUPREME COURT
rHE PYTnlANS ELECT OFFICERS
vAexraph IinemAn At Jackson Sc
ricusly Wounded BY . Barber.
Chin Of Victim Of Boiler
Explosion Found.

Jackson.--The following decisions
we're rendered by the Supreme Court
By Maycs. J.: Mrs. Alvin opry VS.
". II. Hardy.-,From the ViresAt
Court OF Harrison. Affirmed.
American Steel Hoop Company vs.
7. S. Searles ct al.-Frcm the Chan
cery Court Of Warren. Aiirmei with
rcmi,ttur.
First National Bank OF Hattics-
burx " J. +. Barnes & Co--Frcm the
Chanccrv Court of Perry. Affirmed
ia three cases.
BY Calhoon. j. Cumberland Tel
ephcnc and Telegraph Company vs.
Alma Martin Prom the Circuit Court
Of Leo. Reversed.
Myers & King vs.. A. V. Coleman.
From the Circuit Court OF Clay. AZ
firmcd.
l.. y. Rice ct al. VS.. J. w. Patter-
son.--From the Circuit Court OF Law
renee. Reversed.
Will Sullivan VS.. The state Prom
Tho Circuit Court Of Lincoln. Affirm
ed
Allen Litford vs.. The Sta,e.--trom
the Circuit Court Of Tunica. Revcrs'
ed and remanded.
J. NJ. Carpenter rs. u. M. Savage
From the Circuit Court OK Alcofn
Affirmed.
Mississippi Home Insurance Compa
! nv VS.. Il. Stcvcns.--From the Circuit
Court of Perry. Affirmed.
|, Bv Whitfield. G. j.: T.. u. Wallace
!: vs.. Mrs. Willie Alma Wallace. .--fron
I the Chancery Court Of yalobushs. Al
firned.
W. J. johnson vs.. Success Eric'
!, Machinery Company.-from the CIR
: cult Court of Ieflore. Reversed.
V. n. Turner vs. Planters Lur
: Der Company.-From the 'ircu'
!, Court of Washington. Reversed.
i Mrs. Gertrude Turner VS.. W. !
0 Turner. the Chancery Court q
y Yalobusha. Reversed.
J. c. Williams vs. Yazoo and MI
sissippi Valley.--From the Circu
Court of Claiborne. Reversed.
:, r. y. Bryant Va. The State FRO
the Circuit Court Of Lincoln. Rcvcs
On ed
H J. ". Warren vs.. VIII Leonard
'n' From the Circuit Court OK Pano
~ Affirmed.
hs LAfayetts C6unty ~. J. =. . w.
nd GouIdsiey, observation-disclosures
- Clarksdale Lumber and PIani
~ Mill W. C. A. Bonds.--From tho c
IA cult Court of Coahoma. Affirmed.
IT. Meridian Gas Light Company Ct
be Va. Central Trust Company OK n
~ York ct al. Affirmed.
The new South-news., 1908-05-23

Nevleed Currency MsesUrs 70 - Pus"'
% ThreU1h Aoues.
Washington. D. C.-Now that The 10
publican house conference has sppsUv-
"a The revised vreeland commercial
currency bill, steps Win b. taken aa
enes by The committee oa rules TO push
xhs measure throash the lower sAan-
bof.
kftsr this hns besn voted down
enough Democrats. IN the opfn3oo q
nepeooentnave vfeelAnA, viii voto tn
~ uoaouro to make II impoos1b3o ~
RApubiicAn insUrgents to 1eseas Il -
- without The Duwoefaeac euDoost
~ hsuss IeaAssS ~ ~ can pasd
The new South-news., 1908-05-23

|PRoHDES FOR $5oa,ooo,o


wa.hinstou. D. C.-The vreeland
crrrency bin. agreed upon BY the re-
nublicap caucus. Was put through the
konee Thursday. under = special rule.
r. a voei OF ia to las. Fifteen 90
csIIed ineureeup OF the majority party
~osrI NH ~ democrats, who went
l. nn1Ddly against the measure.
TN Dg moments Of the debate
we're fePlete with excitement, and re-
oublican enthusiAsm caused BY the re
fusal Of the great majority OF the dem
ocrats to 70 on record for the VII
I,srns bill, which had been offered a.
substitute for the vreeland bill, ir
accordance with = well-laid plan OF tn,
majority leaders to ascertain wher'
the democrats stood on the proposi
ton which, Il was claimed by several
was supported BY Mr.. Bryan.
Ninetythree democrats voted pres
ent." which aroused the republican
10 a high state Of hilarity at the el
pense Of the minority. Only a handfs
OF democrats had the temerity to vot
aye" or no"
The bill permits the issue OF $500
100000 additional currency. 1t is d.
signed TO meet a financial emergenc
like that which arose last fall.
Not less than ten banks with a
grega.e capital and surplus OF at lea
AZ 900 900 many from voluntary clea
ing house associations. No bank ms
belong TO two associations.
In Issuing bank Aote circulation :
curities. including commercial pap
acceptable to the secretary OF t
treasury. must be deposited.
Currency may be issued up to
per cent OF the securities deposit
With the United States treasurer.
Banks must keep reserve In &c
or lawful money against such additit
al circulating notes as is now proyid
by law against deposits.
The new South-news., 1908-05-23
NEGRO SOLDIER LOSES CASE.
One Of Discharged Brownsville Men
Sued for hls Salary.

New York. N. Y.-The right OF Pres
ident Roosevelt summartly to dismiss
a negro soldier OF the Twenty-hfth In
'antry for alleged participation IN the
riot at Brownsville. Texas. Is sustained
by Judge Hough, in the United States
district court
Oscar W. Reid, the soldier. sued the
government to recover $l22 IS wages
from the date OF his dismissal to the
expiration Of his enlistment. Distric
Attorney Stimson contended that the
president had a right to dismiss th'
soldier Judge Hough sustained thii
contention and directed a judgment II
favor OF the government.
The new South-news., 1908-05-23

AsssuAlss h Fifty nd Annnal 3sss1s1
u Hse Spsiaos-


Hot Springs. Ark.-Before an audi
ence that crowded to the limit the
large convention hall OF he Eastman
hotel. and which extended 70 IN over
dow gathering in the adjacent dane
ing pavilion. the nfty-thtrd annual SEES
sion Of the Southern Baptist couven-
ton was called to order ThuDsday
night
Edward William stshsns OF Co
lumbia, Mo-. president u 1e conven'
tion, was absent. but the 6rst rousink
cheer Of the audience greeted the read
ing cf = message from him from Js
rusalem. where he 10 on work tor th<
church. From the foot Of Calvary
| send greetings." WAS he meooAse
Vice President Joshua LovortnS q
Baltimore called the oonveutioa &
order. and Or. W. e. Hatcher oe VII
ginla lead = brief devotional exsrcise
which was followed BY Z welcoming
Of the Baptists by Rsv. W. T. Amis o
Hot Springs. tit,s ri
DIR. Lansing Burrows OF Tennssse<
secretary OF the convention. made
report OF the enrolled delegates
date. which showed 1854 who had PR
sented their credentials. with probabl
another 500 present who had arrive
on late trains.
Honorable Joshua Levering. = prom
inent merchant and churchman OF Ba
timore, was unanimously chosen pre-
ident OF the convention the highe
honor in the gift OF southern Baptist
He will be remembered by the peop
, generally as the unsuccessful cant
The new South-news., 1908-05-23
GOVERNOR GLENN GIVEN PLAUDITs
On Demanding That Congress- Act at
Once 70 Preserve Great Industry.

Washington, d. C.-"When the civil
war closed you OF the north told US
that We were your brothers. You
said that II we wanted anything to
come to you and we would get It. The
very first time We have come to you to
assist lis In preserving q great indus
try we are rebufRed."
This statement made by Governor
Robert B. Glenn OF North Carolina at
the conference It the white house
brought down round after round OF ap-
plause from governors from all parts
OF the United States.
Governor GlennS statement was
made In the course OF An impromptu
address. In which he followed the lines
OF President Roosevelt In condemninG
congress for it, inactivity.
The new South-news., 1908-05-23
PUBLISHERS Are the LosEls.
Advance In Cost Of Printing Paper
Dent AsFoct the Public.

washington, d. C.-That the news
naper. OF the country have lost money
and are still losing It In ceverAl d.
rections In their EFFORT to benent the
nublic was the statement made oy
Iohn Norris, business manager OF the
New York Times, before the select
committee OF the house now investlyat-
ing the price OF print paper.
while the cost Of newspaper 7iv-
,rr. has increased during the last few
year,. said Mr.. Norris, the newcpa'
psrs hsvs been reducing their prsces
ana passing the benefit along TO ths
public"
The new South-news., 1908-05-23

J. B. Williams, head iinemnn for
the Postal Telegraph Company and
Of Jackson, for several years
il At the Jackson Sanitsrium suffer
ing from the effects Of bullet wouni "a
inflicted by J. II. Sheffield, = bar
Der, and Sheffield is locked up IN the
county jail to await the result y
Williams wounds. II appears that
Sheffield was tenant Of Williams,
renting a cottage from him, and wa
in arrears Tor payment Of the rentals.
Williams had spoken to him about
the matter more than once and words
lad followed between the two men
Accor hing to the rather confused eye
witnesses a. to what occurred At tht
time Of the shooting, it il gathered
that Williams was passing the houz@
occupied by Sheffield, when the lat
ter came to him, and as he approach
ed, his tenant produced a revolver
and began firing, empsying the vesp
on and inflieting Vo wounds. On
va = flesh wound and superficial
but The other entered the region o
ths groin and seems 10 have infliets'
: danesrous wound. Both men ar
msrrisd and have families, willism
having hi wife and several children
and has always been ressr led -
quiet, peaceabls citizen. He returne
ths nrs Of his antagonist, bat non
Of bis shots proved effective.
The new South-news., 1908-05-23
one HEAT VICTIM IN new YORK.


New York, N. Y.-There was one
death from heat at noon "Wednesday
and one prostration when the temper.
ature reached S4 degrees Ia the cool
eyrie OF the weather bureau. An un-
identified man dropped dead. An am
bulance was called and the surgeon
| said death was due to heart failure
| superiuduced by the heat
| Key West. Fla, was The hottest plaaf
| In the United States Wednesday. The
coolest place was Winnemucca, New.
where the mercury reached ~ De
grees
The new South-news., 1908-05-23
AFTER LONG YEARS OF WAITING
DisInherited Son Gets Share Of Es
tate On Death Of His Mother.

New York, n. Y.-Although cut on
by his father, a millionaire, because he
changed his religious faith years ago,
Rev. DR.. David Gregg. who for thirteen
years was pastor OF the Lafayette Pres
byterian church. Brooklyn. has Just
inherited &750.oo0. under the will oi
his mother, Mrs. Margaret Gregg OF
PittsburE, recently deceased.
The new South-news., 1908-05-23

A negro VIZ killed on the Rector
Plantation, near Shcrard, by the man
agcr, II. c. Goutcher. The latter shot
the man only after he had struck the
manager either With a piece of WOOD
or his hand, following an alteration
as TO whether or not the negro should
return 10 work, which be had Tor
some reason r~fnssd 10 do. There ~
great excitement among tho pIanfa-
ton negroes for time after tho
killing, and message Was received
at the sheriff's office nt C!arksdale
asking that an officer be sent ont
TO make the srrcat. At this Juncturs
however, Sheriff Baugh himself hap
peucd to be passing the plantation,
when Goutcher voluntarily gave him
self into the custody Of the sheriff,
and was brought to jail.
The new South-news., 1908-05-23

DeFautIno Cashier Given Up o
eondsmen But 10 Again Given

Pittsburg. Pa.-William Montgom-
cry. defaulting cashier OF the Aliegh-
eny National bank. who WAS Out on
$50 900 bail. has been delivered up
by his bondsman. George r. Tener,
after II had been discovered BY the
bank examiner that the defa!cations
would reach at least 1880 900 instead
OF o469,000 as was originally an
nounced.
Four hours after Montgomery's sec
md arrest he was released again,
after his ball had been Increased te
500 900.
The new South-news., 1908-05-23

empty hener ls Again Thrust Upon
Him BY Party In cenvsntion.

Chicago, M-Amld charges Of gag
rule and exo3t0ent verging upon the
riotous. Eugono Y. Dsbbs once more
was selectsd - he presidential nom
inee q t1e socialist party At IN early
hour Friday morning. The convention
which nominAtsd him had been In
Continuous Seeaiou 1t Brands hall for
nearly oiGhteon hours.
The new South-news., 1908-05-23

-Four xormons who ara in Vicks-
burg and have been holding street
services for several days haye been
ordered TO stop their outdoor SER
viexs. Chief Of Police Grooms gave
The command. Ths Mormons appeal.
Cd the matter 10 Acting Mayor Hard
ing, and this onleisl upheld the &C.
ton Of the police chief
The new South-news., 1908-05-23

oNleor convtetsd u Sending oeeeene
0sttsr ThroWeh Ire maesA
MONTGOMERY, Ala.-A jury in u fe1-
eral court hns found George Lamar,
4 former deputy sheriff. guilty of 49,
ine obecsps matter through the natl1.
Sentence was suspended psnding . -
don foe = new trial
The new South-news., 1908-05-23

N~w vork ooverner Won't Accept
NominstieN ssr vIee prss,dsnt
E0v York. ~ T.-Oovernor Hughes
h . 1ettss TO 0ensrai Stewart L. Wood
lpuA, aspsunces formally that he wouid
~ b abb to accept = nomination foa
~ v5ce pfesidency and even II elected
s. could not otrve.
The new South-news., 1908-05-23
sure Sue Is DEAD.


In Land os Living.
LaPorte, Ipd.-"Mrs Belle Guinness
IL dead. Il Is her body which w.
found with those OF her children In tne
ruins of the house who're she murdee
ID probably . score OF men and wo
men. We have known this for dayt
on one Of the fingers Of the bod>
was q gold ring which was Identifies
a. one Mrs. Guinness wore. Her o9r
rtngs lAy In the clnders beside Tn
body. We are sure she n dead"
This IL the declaration Of Sheriff
shutter. which shows Why the author
tiles Of LAPorts--or 1t least some q
,aem-hayo not entered into th4
search tor the Indiana murderess viii
any great enthusiaSm.
The new South-news., 1908-05-23
WAS AWARDED Big DAMAGES.

Hoilovsll Sued Alleged Night Riders
'~~ for $4,000 ana Got e36, 900.
PaducAh, Ky.-The 1ury IN ~ 0ceee
of Robert Hollowell, who sued his
brother and twenty-seven other alleged
night riders OF Caldwell county for
$50. 900 damages for driving him and
his family from the state. brought IN
verdict awarding the plaintin
135 900. ~ ~ u
The new South-news., 1908-05-23
No Booty For Thieves.

The store Of s. Moody at Besurc-
gard. one mile north Of Wesson, IN
which is located the Beauregar post
of3ce, was broken into aud Mr..
Noody's writing desk and all paper
we're taken out into the woods and
rifled. Not finding any money, the
robbers scattered the papers on ths
ground and fled.
The new South-news., 1908-05-23

pittsbure Bank Teller M"st ssrss
Term for Embsxxissnsnt.
P1ttsburg, Pa.-Thomas w. Harvey
former teller OF the Enterprise Nauon'
Al bank, which failed several year!
ago for nearly $4,000. 900, surrendereo
himself to the federal authorities I'm
dav and vas sentenced to serve seven
vesrs In the western peuitenttaly.
The new South-news., 1908-05-23

Manchester. GA conflict 10 e.
pectsd mmsntArily between the nigh
riders asd Ohio state troops who ars
patroiling the banks Of the Ohio rtves
for ssgbty milss. The soldieru an
seeking 10 prevent the destruction q
tobacco beds and warehouses. Bul
lets have been fred from across th<
Ohio. near Aberdeeu. detAchmenI
Of Troop A beirs the target.
From MAysvilis, across The river d
Kantucky, word was brought that I
hanA Of Keutwckians were forming u
aatomDt u cross the river In dsnanc1
Of he troops
The new South-news., 1908-05-23

Fire at Amory did go 900 dapase
The residences Of Mrs.. J. + paws
Mr.. n, Nay and J. L. Williams
we're entirely destroyed. Heroic ef
fort by the citizens prevented = con
AsgrAtion.
The new South-news., 1908-05-23

From letters Of acceptance receive
ed from Senator Mct>aurin and ex-
Gov. James X. Vardanan, Il looks
~ IL the appearances OF theSse two
gentlemen at the Lauderdals picnic to
he held on the 2lst will be the open
ing gun in the next senatorial race.
The new South-news., 1908-05-23
DEADLY WORK OF CYCLONE.
Thirty People Killed and Two Hum
dred Hurt In Louisiana.

Shreveport. La.-Thirty dead and
two hundred injured Is a conserva-
tive estimate Of the fatalities caused
by tornado which swept through
northwest Louisiana. destroying three
small towns and leaving wrecked
homes and ruined crops In path a
mile wide and fifty miles long.
The dead at Gillian, which had
about 200 inhabitants, number thir.
teen. while at Bolinger the known
death list is six. These two towns are
about fifteen miles apart, and nothing
has been learned of the work Of the
storm In the country between.
az shnan1.
At Elmore. y 5maal town near GIL
Nam. severaA houses were destroyed
pershed.
The new South-news., 1908-05-23

Chancellor A. a. klneannon, OF the
University Of Mississippi wa IN
Jackson a few days ago, and wss in
eonference with pr sidpey Johnston
surgeon in charge Of the Vicksburs
State Charity Hospital. All the de-
tails relative TO the sending OF the
third and fourth ysar men taking the
medical course at the Universlty OF
vicksburg to get the benefit Of the
hospital practice have been arrange.
and en- Oct. | the first season under
the new order will be begun. The
course Of instruction and The prac-
tical demonstrations will be under
the direction Of the Medical Depart
ment Of the University. Of which DR.
Lesthers is the lllustrious AMI i)ls'
fatig1ble head. or ST., J
The new South-news., 1908-05-23
CRtV had NARROW ESCAPE.
Five Men Taken From Schooner
Which Ran Upon the Shore.

Atlantic City, N. Five men. com
prisin9 the schooner William Mckee.
were rescued from what appeared cer-
tain death, when the vessel went
ashore Oh Townsend's Inlet bar. The
ship VIII be . complete wreck.
The new South-news., 1908-05-23

Case Very Similar 70 Brown-olIlstts
Occurs In Utah.

Kanab, Utah.-A tragedy similar in
every detail to the killing Of Grace
Brown by Chester Gillette was brought
70 light at Kanab Friday when Alvin
Heaton, aged 10, confessed that he
had murdered his sweetheart in the
canyon near Ordervllle. two months
ago. The piTlS name was Mary Ste
vena . ..t.,
The new South-news., 1908-05-23

0An AsBsek In the ph51lepaNoo.
Malta. P. 1.-The Wholesale shoot
inG o( soI13srs - Camp otolssabsrg -
poass T. have bsen The result ~ feud
b1tWoea Pyivnte BeaehAm aod Ser
ooonG Hwy. Private Wilson md Ser
goaat Acsy were endeavofing 70 IL
6uco . young soldier to stop chum
mlng wis1 BsoehAn. o. the eroun1
ehot ~ ~ - Improper character.
The new South-news., 1908-05-23

The bread Of idlencss often causes
mental indigestion.
The new South-news., 1908-05-23

The Nissisaippi Retail Dsalsrs'
Hardware Association, While in ~.
sion at Greenwood, slsstad oeaes<1
and adjourned 70 meat NEXT In Jack.
son. A%
The new South-news., 1908-05-23

Ben Stoekner, Of Jossph Stoekner
+ Sons, Inverness, Sunflewsr eoan-
~, Miss, hes filsd . petition tn
bankruptcy His aasets ars q y60.75,
and liabilities III, ,ooo.23.
The new South-news., 1908-05-23
MINNESOTA FAVORs JOHNSON.

Governor 10 incorsed by Democrats
For Presidential Nomination.
st. Paul, Ainn.-Governor Johnson
vas unanimously indorsed for the
presidential nomination by the state
democratic convention. The vote ri
drst Wa TIA to 1866. and was Later
made unanimous.
The new South-news., 1908-05-23
BLACK HAND MENACES WOMAN.
Reoort That Richest Woman In Unitee
states IN Threatened.

New York. N. Y.--Reports, which
those responsible for them assert are
authentic. are to the effect that Mrs.
Hetty Green. who Is occupying apart
ments at the Plaza hotel, recently re-
ceived . black hand letter threatening
her with death unless she gave $4,000
tn the writer.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-11-12

was performed by the Rev. T. w.
Young, ID. D., OF the North Baptist
church The only attendant was Carl
Diemel. Following the ceremony. a
wedding dinner was served after
which Mr.. Mead and his bride left for
trip east. They will be at home
after Jan. l, at No. 633 Fourteenth-ave.
An entertainment will be given in
the home of Mrs. j. b. Ford. Wednes'
day evening, Nov. Is. by the st. Agnes
branch OF the associates of the Girls
Friendly society. Miss Mamie Bar
bee, the impersonator, will be heard
for the first time in Detroit. and In
addition there will be a musical pro-
gram by Wltter Peabody and Mrs.
Henry f. Bodman. The patronessos
of the entertainment are: Mrs. K. L
Barbour. Mrs. James Edgar, Mrs. An
drew Green, Jr., Mrs. George Hendrie
Mrs. N. c. Kingsbury. Mrs. w c. Nc
MILAN, Mrs. j. Emory Owen. Mrs. X
A. Newman. Mrs. F. X. Stearns, Mrs,
Charles Stinchfeld. Mrs Alfred White
and the members Of st. Agnes branch:
DR.. Florence Huson, chairman; Mrs.
Rufus W. Clark. Mrs. Percy Dwight,
Mrs. j. B. Ford. Mrs. f. l.. Kelsey,
Mrs Clarence A. Lightner. Mrs. Philip
II. Mcmillan, Mrs T.. b. A. Rathbone.
Mrs. james Cosslett Smith. Miss Fran
ces w Sibley. Miss Amy Shaw and
Mrs. Granger Whitney, secretary and
treasurer.