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arifF 7. sm,th in tho Bunch.

A big Democratic gathering
without Griff T. Smith, the genial
landlord of one of the most popu-
lar hotels in the Ohio Valley, The
Spencer, at Point Pleasant, would
not go right. Well, Griff L. was
here, right up in front. with emile
and pleasant word for everyone
Griff is of the opinion that now is
the accepted time for everyone to
get in the band wagon, join the
procession and march on to victory
because victory is coming our way
dead sure this fall, and we want to
meet it half way. Tbings politi.
DAILY look good to him, as they do
to ell the rest of US. What the
Democrats need to do is to nomin.
are clean. stronR ticket, and there
is a splendid ohanoe for success at
the polls in Observation-Disclosures.
burg Sentinel, April 2
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MSb5fl. d, MI Elsalof and ". M.
hbng, Of Bse6h Hill, were bbsi.

Msbbhs. u ~ 8alief and w. M
nbng, Of Bse6h Hill, were bhsi,
ussa visitofs in town Saturday.
Mrs. Rankin Wiley is visiting
relatives in Huntington.
Miss Grace Gibbons. teaching
in Charleston, spent Saturday and
Sunday here with her sister, Mrs
A K Feuton.
Miss Fiona Howard, here visit
ing Col. Fl. r Howard and family.
left this morning for st. Louie. Mo
Mr.. Jesse Adams and wife, of
Macon, Ga, are visiting his pa
rents. Mr.. and Mrs John L. Adj
ans, at Kanarga.
Mr. s w Meadows, of Glenwood,
was here Monday.
Mr. Samuel Van Sickle, of Beech
Hill was in town Monday.
Mr. Mont Tippett, here for some
time visiting. left yesterday for his
new home at Quinnimont
Mr. E Knight, of Hartford, was
here Monday.
Mr. l. N Allen, of Graham Sta.
ton, was business visitor in town
Monday.
Messrs G w and Joseph Holley,
near Glenwood. were in town Mon
day and made this office apleasant
call.
Mr. and Mrs Morgan Ovens have
returned to Charleston after visit
here with her mother, Mrs Lila
Greer.
Mr. Nicholas King, of Stevens.
was in town Monday. Mr.. King
returned last week from several
months' visit in Ohio.
MrCW White. of Dolby, was
here Monday.
Miss Lettie Deem spent Sunday
with her brother, Mr. VIM Deem,
of Kanauga.
Miss Lena Rousb, of New Ia.
ven, was the guest of Miss Lena
and Myrtle Garrison, a few days
last week.
Miss Eta Sawyers, of Nioholaf
county, is here visiting her sister,
Mrs w. o. Stortz, on Kanawhb
street,
Mr.. and Mrs John o Butt. of
Gallipolis. spent Saturday and
Sunday with Mr., and Mrs Forman
Wallis. Miss Lib Beaver, of CALI
polls, is also their guest this week
Mr.. N. L. Gibson, of Charleston
is here visiting his mother, Mrs.
Harvey Gibson
Mr. Geo. Mcdaniel. who has
been seriously siok for some time,
has recovered enough to resume hie
place as bartender in Mr.. John q
Stortz's saloon.
Mr. Geo. A Greenlee, of Brigh-
ton, was in town yesterday.
Engineer Jack Patterson. of the
K & M, was in town yesterday
calling on his friends.
Mrs Steve Adkins, of Mingo
junction, Ohio, is here visiting
relatives.
Mr. Chas Horne, of Pittsburg,
spent Sunday here with friends
Messrs D e Newton and o F
Chapman, of Hartford, were here
Monday.
Mr. Chas Harris. of Buffalo, was
here Saturday.
Capt. M Hooff, one of the besl
steam boat pilots on the river, is
home for a few days.
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AT THE M. e. CHURCH, SOUTH.

II. p. BELL, PASTOR.
Epworth League Friday oven.
ing at z O'Clock. Leader, Mrs. b
franklin, Jr. Sunday School Sun.
day morning at 1Oo'olook.
No Preaching Sunday morning
preaching Sunday evening at s
O'Clock.
at North Point Pleasant, Ep.
worth League Thursday evening
at z O'Clock. Sunday School Sun.
day afternoon at 3 O'Clock.
Preaohing Sunday morning al
IL O'Clock.
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Personal Mention.

DIR. Will q Stone and bride ar
rived here Friday evening
Messrs. Griff t. Smith and e j
Somerville returned Friday from
Parkersburg where they attended
the big, enthusiastic meeting OF
the Democratic State Committee
DIR. and Mrs. L. V. Guthrie. OF
Huntington. were here visiting rel
atives and friends last Wednesday,
DIR Guthrie reports that his mother
who has been quite siok for some
time, remains about the same Mrt
Guthrie's serious condition is deep
ly regretted by her many friends
here.
Messrs j. FL. Keister and Matt
Stribling. of Meroer's Bottom,
were visitors here Thursday,
Miss Elizabeth Somerville, after
visit here with relatives has re.
turned to her home at Middleport.
Mr.. E M Eokard, near Flatrook.
called at this office Saturday.
Mrs. Mary E Mayes. of Render.
son, and daughter, Mrs. Carl Wall.
of Gallipolis, who is visiting her,
were I leasant callers at this office
Saturday.
Mr.. Vim. Greenlee Game down
from Charleston and spent Sunday
with his wife, who has been here
for several days at the bedside of
her sister, Mrs. Walter Holmes.
Mrs. John Nj Adkins and son,
John, of Wheeling, are here visit.
ing his relatives and friends. They
willreturn home today or tomorrow
Mrs Enos Varian has returned
home from Parkersburg where che
was called by the siokness of her
daughter. Miss Clara, who is visit
ing there. She is now much i'm
proved.
DIR. d. A Sayre, of New Haven,
was in town Saturday.
Mr. Andrew Rifle, from up the
Kanawha, was in town Saturday.
Mrs. Ed. Polsley. of Letert, WAS
here last week visiting her mother,
Mrs. n E Hale.
Mr.. Samuel E4ds. near town. was
a business visitor in town Saturday
DIrs T. w. Newberry. (nee Miss
Hawkine) and little MISS Annette
Hood, Of Kenova. who spent last
week with Mr.. and Mrs j. H,
Bryan at Henderson,returned to
their home Saturday.
Mr.. Hart billiard made this office
a pleasant oall Saturday.
Mr. j. w. Eads. near town, made
this office business visit Saturday
Mr.. o. B. Riokard, of Maggie,
was a business visitor in town Sat.
urday and his many friends were
glad to meet him as this is the fret
time Mr.. Riokard has Eeen in town
for some time.
Mr.. A n. Day, of Five mile,
was in town Saturday.
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THE CHURCHES.
oHR1sr oHukoH.
Rev. j. HOWARD GIBBONS. RECTOR.

Rev. j. HOWARD gibbons, RECTOR.
Service at Christ Church to
night 1880 O'Clock. Choir praotio
after service.
Bishop Gravatt will preach and
administer the rite of confirmation
Thursday. 7.30 p m.
No service Friday afternoon.
Service Sunday 7:30 p. m.
There will be service at Bruce
Chapel Sunday, III m.
You are cordially invited.
Bishop Gravatt will preach ct
Spilman Chapel Friday night.
He will also preach at Inorganic
School House Monday night, the
18th, 7:30 O'Clock.
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Congressman Jas. A, Hughee
has appointed Mr. Rudolph @
Written a cadet to West Point
the examination to be taken in
June, and he will enter the school
in March, 1909.
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Mrs Rhoda A. Stephenson, near
Glenwood, died at her homo Mon.
day, April 7th, and was buried
Tuesday The deceased was 81
years old. She leaves many reIa.
tives and friends to mourn her
death.
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The Daughters of the American
Revolution of the Charles Lewis
Chapter, will meet Tuesday after.
noon, April 14th at $3.50 O'Clock
with Mrs Beni Franklin, Jr.
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Jim MoKinuy, Oolored. of this
place, now an inmate of the Weston
asylum, is said to be stilI very
much alive, reports to the contrary
Notwithstanding.
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We have the beet assortment of
shapes, largo, medium and email
hats. We oan please every one.
Come in and look at our prices.
Mrs L j Williamson.
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PRESBYTERIAN oHURoH.

AMMAN OA O4hSh'
CARL BARTH, Pastor.
Main street, between 9TH and 9th SITS
No services at the Point nex,
Sunday morning, as th0 pastor ex
peots to preach at the Flats.
Song Service Sunday night,
Midweek service every Wednes
day, 8 O'Clock.
FLATS PRESBYTERIAN.
Rev Carl Bartb, unless provi.
dentislly hindered, expects tC
preach at the Flats Church next
Sunday morning, rain or chine
Those desiring him to resume
preaching services monthly after
this. will kindly signify this BY
their presence next Sunday morn
ing. Preaching at night, il the
weather is favorable.
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Mr.. John Sayres. aged 70 years,
of Meroer's Bottom, last week had
three of his toes amputated from
his right foot. The oause was from
the effect of frost bite,
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Companions.

A Stated Convooation of Point
Pleasant Chapter No 7, Royal
Arch Masons, will be held in the
Masonic Temple on Tuesday. the
18th day of April, 1908. att O'Clock
FL. L. RoBEY, Secretary.
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Foley's Orino Laxatives is beet
for women and children It's mild
aoti IN and pleasant taste makes ii
preferable to violent purgatives,
as pills. tablets. eto. Cures con-
stipation. All druggists.
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Mr. and Mrs Frank l.. Ellison re.
turned Monday night tfrom a trip
to Cincinnati. They brought with
them little pony and buggy fol-
their little daughter. It is hand.
some little turn out
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Minturn Lodge No. 10 A. B. &
M. will attend divine services Eas-
ter Sunday at IL O'Clock at the
Episcopal Church. All Masons in
good standing invited.
B FRANKLIN, Secretary.
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Born, Thursday, April 2, 1908
to MIR. aud Mrs K. T. MoKinstry
son.
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DEATHS.
Mrs. James Clendenin Dead

OSSSS
Mrs. Agnes Clendenin, aged 10,
an invalid for 20 years and bedfest
for several weeks, died Saturday
morning at the home of her son,
Charles W. Clendinen, on the up.
per river road. She had made her
home with her son ever sinoe the
death of her husband, James Clen-
denim, 8 years ago. She was a
member of the Southern M e
Church and a most estimable wo.
man, and is survived by the son
named. and one daughter. Mrs G..
w. Wallace, of Apple Grove. and
one sister. Mrs. Mary Priestly. The
funeral service were held at the late
home at 1:3O O'Clock Sunday. Rev
A. P. Cherrington officiating. Bur
ial by Hayward in Pine street oem
etery -Gallipolis Journal, April 1.
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TRINITY METHODIST oHURoH.
Wand Street, between eth and 9Th.
o. NJ. PULLEN, PASTOR.

Sunday school. 9:45 a. m.
Preaching by the pastor next
Sunday morning and night. All
Welcome.
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nnt FlnuAra for Easter !.

Mrs. 1. E. w. Mckinley will
have out flowers for sale on Easter
Please leave orders with her fer
howers.
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Me . b RSlSlel. s. tli0a865a

Il
was here yesterday
Mr. Carl Priddy and wife. OF
Charleston, are here visiting hif
motherand DR. j M Fadley and
wife.
Mate q a fin, of the Sal
lie Marmet. which is laid up al
Raymond City, come down to visit
his family and returned yesterday
Mr. w s Laidley. of Charleston,
was in town laet Wednesday.
Miss Muyrell Denton, of GalIip
oils Ferry, was visiting here yes.
terday.
Mrs. James Couch and Miss
Mary Oouoh have returned from
their winter home in Florida.
Mrs O a. Cabell and children.
who have been spending the winter
in Florida, stopped over in the oity
on their way home to Cabin Greek.
-Oharleston Gazette.
Mr.. j M. WestfalI, spent Sum
day with his parents at Hartford.
Mr.. Ohas. franklin, is here on a
visit to relatives.
Mr.. E. K. CoIdwell, of Colum
bus, Ohio. is here visiting his faith
or and mother, Mr.. and Mrs. L w
ColdwelI, of North Point Pleasant
Mrs w. A. Williams, here for
the past few days visiting her pa.
rents, Dol. and Mrs 81 r. Howard,
left this morning for her home at
Mt. Vernon. Ohio.
Mr.. l. @. Riddle came over from
Delaware, Ohio, Thnreday, and re
NAMED over Sunday with his wife
and child, who are visiting here.
Mr.. 81. o. Hotf, of Toledo, Ohio,
Mrs. Bertha Savage Sprinks end
daughter, of Charleston. are visit
ing Miss Francis M Maupin al
Arbuokle
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Armstrong.
Gallipolis. are spending their East
or with his sister, Mrs. George l.
Sebrell, of Arbuokle,
Mr. r L Barnett, of Rolline, was
IN town Monday.
Mr. and Mrs Joe Miller, who
have been visiting in Gallipolis,
Middleport and Mrs MilIer's sister,
Mrs. Kuhn, in this oity, returned
to their home at Quincy yesterday,
Messrs. Geo Adkins, e. f. Fry
aud L. D. Rcush, of Letsrt, were
pleasant callers at this office Mon.
day.
Mr.. James Burris, near town,
made our office pleasant call
Monday.
Mr.. Rudolph Reber. of Quincy,
was here Sunday visiting friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. Will Biohman and
little daughters. of Pomeroy, were
visitors with Mr. ard Mrs G P.
Gardner, last week.
Mr. E 81 Laird, of Charleston, is
in town.
Mr.. and Mrs. james Carr were
visitors to Middleport Sunday.
Mrs. Carr remaining until Tuesday
evening.
The marriage of MIR. E b Jones.
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The marriage of Mr.. E B Jones.
Of this oity, to Mics Elizabeth
Harnsberger, which was to take
plaoe to .morrow at the brides
home in Harrisonburg, Va, has
been postponed owing to the sick.
ness of theg room, who is confined
to his bed at his home near this
oitV.
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Accidents will happen. but the
best regulated families keep DR..
Thomas' Electric Oil for suoh emer.
genoiee. 1t subdues the pain and
heals the hurts.
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New wells at
Mrs L j Williamson's.
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NarroW Escape.

Mr. u. Pedriok, travelling through
the country, making The Spencer
his headquarters. selling oomput,
ing scales. one day last week with
one of Mr. Hooff's double teams,
attempted to oross Sixteen-mile
creek. near Mr.. Jim Browns. when
the stream was at food stage and
vas washed down the creek. The
horses had to swim out as did Mr.
Ped5iok. He and the hoTses had
very narrow escape from drown.
ing. Mr.. Pedriok Lost his sample
soales but has sinoe recovered part
of them. He went to Mr.. Browne
home and was taken care of over
night.
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0b5hlAR 81 thd hililASsy st5fsl

6bShlhR 81 th6 AiliiASty st6fsl
The millinery stores-The q. B
Sisler g 90, and Mrs u y. Will
Iiamson-were scene of beauty
Thursday, when they held their
spring and summer millinery open
ing. The decorations for the oooa-
sion were pretty and attractive.
Their hate are in suoh picturesque
beauty of detail as to guarantee
becomingness to every woman,
whether che may elect to wear a
large, medium or email shape. The
Merry Widow" the Spanish and
SCOTCH turbans were among the
display of hats American beauty
roses, lilies of the valley, sweet
peas and all kinds of foliage seem
to lead in favor among the flowers
which are used SO lavishly this
spring. The question of oolors lie
easily settled, for nearly all oolors
are fashionable. Prominent among
tho new shades are lotus, deli.
cate green; steel gray, blue of vari
GUS tones, including the Copenha
gen and Delft. Mahogany and
leather shades lead in the browns.
Many ladies selected hats from the
patterns. which were beautiful,
showing artistic handiwork both in
designing aud trimming.
Harsh physios react. weaken the
bowels. cause obronio constipation.
Doan's Regulets operate easily,
tone the stomaoh, cure oonstipa-
-L;or Okn oh unnr dRnnnink for
New-York tribune., 1908-02-16

Of So 400 The largest expenditure on single
performance was 81, 600 The loss TO the stock
holders was only $4,000
Il was resolved TO continue opera in German.
and f c Stanton, the secretary OF the com
pany was made manager with Waiter Dam
rosch as his assistant. The new policy of the
Manhattan Opera House extinguished the Acad-
eTny Of Music as an operate centre For seven
years. or until 1891 the German regime held
SWAY. Before its end all Of the Wagnerian
operas with the exception Of "Pars;fal' had
been added 70 the repertory-
Like the phantom Of Fortune. that eyer lures
one on TO fresh ventures. opera continued 10
have a fascination for Abbey. notwithstanding
his monumental financial failure seven years
before he determined to undertake the preseh-
tation Of opera once more. At the end OF Ile
regular season in 1890. il company with Maurice
C3ra,!. he began subscription season Of Italian
opera at the Metropolitan Opera House with a
company. including Patti Albaui, Nordica and
T-ar7agr7o. There were twenty subscription per
frr,r7srcas and d farewell 70 Patti, but no
financial success However he undertook the
MANAGEMENT Of opera the following season. a
subsidy Of $1,000 q box being pledged 10 him.
Thus began the regime OF Abbey, Schoeffel &
Gran and the italian and poygot opera
French Italian and German operas were no"
sung in the languages in which they We're com
posed This was the new note WINCH
cIished the regime.
In the summer of 1892 the interior Of the opera
house was so badly damaged by fire that for a
time il was undecided whether opera would
arain be given there or not. The Metropolitan
Opera Company Uimited), which had con-
structed the building, had not insured It, and
there existed upon it large mortgage Finally
+F7a Natropoltan Opera ard Real Estate Com
many was organized. II purchased the building
1,7der foreclosure proceedings for $l42''OVo
raised about 81 600 GOO by bond issue and re-
buiIr the theatre. making many improvements
MANY of the boxhoders had long been dlssatls-
fed with the arrangement Of the boxes ana
their wants were now attended to-
New-York tribune., 1908-02-16
MAURICE GRAU's SUCCESS.

Owing 10 the rehabilitation Of the interior
+s,en in progress there was no opera in the win
ter of 1925. When the opera house was
opened the following winter Abbey SchoeifeI
& Grau introduced, among others. as the men,
he's Of the company Mines. CaIve Eames. Nor
dica NeIba ScaIchi and ArnoldsOn and NM
lean and Edouard de Reszke, Plancon and An
cora In 1896 Mr. Abbey died and the company
Of which he was the head was involved finan-
ciaIIy- mat to extricate il and insure the con-
ti-,s4ce of its business its creditors. headed by
William Steinway, Teorganzed The company Un-
der tba title Of the Abbey, SchoeffeI & Cirau
Opera Company the creditors. including some
Of the singers, becoming stockholders.
For long time M Grau had been the actual
baad NOM ne became the titular head well.
The season Of 1862 failure. and Mr.
Grau decided not to give opera the following
wear. on the ground that the public had become
surfeited Mr.. Grau next organized the sGrau
Opera Company. He placed German opera on
the same footing Italian, and until he was
Obliged 10 give up his career owing to III health
before the close Of the season of 1920 had
uninterrupted and brilliant success. When Mr..
Crau retired he sold his possessions to the Helm
rich Conrled Opera Company. These included
contracts with several singers whom MI Grau
had engaged for the following season one Of
these has done much TO continue the prosperity
OF the opera house II was that with Enrico
Caruso.
one OF tie features Of Mr. Conrieds career
was the production Of ''Parsifal.' in the first
season. despite the efforts of Nine Wagner to
r,r-veut il Eleven representations / the
course of that season at double rates produced
the extraordinary receipts OF $1s6,3oS9O. Mr..
Conried also selected this opera for his benefit
performance and added $4,000 to the amount
New-York tribune., 1908-02-16
LAKEWOOD MID-sEAsoN FEsTIVITY.
Vaudeville and Charity Ball for Annual
Benefit Of Ocean County S. P. C. A.

Lakewood y J.. Feb. I5-FOr number of years
the annual benefits for the Ocean County Society
for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals have been
among the principal social occurrences of the Lake
wood season. and Mrs Jasper Lynch. president OF
the society is planning entertainment for this
wear which she says VIII eclipse all previous efforts
The entertainment will take place on Friday night
of uaxt week Hitherto the programmes have been
made up largely OF dances and amateur theatricals
hut this years entertainment Will be a vaudeville
performance and charity ball. Besides the local
talent amateurs from New York and Phila delphia
will take part The vaudeville part Will be original
and will comprise among other features song and
dance a Filtration IN Pullman Car several
duet and solo dances and dance called The East
ern Moon" Among tne young people who VIII take
mart In the entertainment will be the Misses Han
nan and Emily Randolph. Beatrice Clatin. Cornea
Schwartz Marie Stuart Palmer, s Lillian Baldwin,
Christine Nelson, Dolly Lynch. Louise +. Lynch,
Muriel Conkling Rosebud Beard. Alice Brewster.
Hope Hamilton. Marguerite Metcaf and Constance
Grenet and Harry Ladew, Quentin Feltner,
Allen Norton Harry E. Norton. Charles l. Brad
lev jr Frank T. Richardson. Andrew w Smith,
Arthur Hamilton Everett Hail. George Metcaf.
Charles Cadis John Cads and John V Lamarche-
Following the vaudeville features there will be an
siaborats carnival ball, which, 10 be IN keeping
New-York tribune., 1908-02-16
NEw-YoRK DAILY TRIBUNE SUNDAY FEBRUARY 1s 1908

with the holiday will be ushered in before Its
close, will call for costumes OF the George wash
tngton period. After the ball Mrs. Lynch has
planned elaborate supper. The entertainment
will take place at the Iaure-in- -the-Pines Hotel
The list Of patronesses includes well known
women OF the cottage and hotel colony and some
prominent people from out of town. Among them
are Mrs. George Jay Gould Mrs Kingdom, Mrs
John Franklin Fort Mrs A. z. Clafin. Mrs. A. NJ
Mcdonnell Mrs. George Fafes Baker, Mrs e NJ
Horne. Mrs. W W. Wilcox. Mrs. Charles l. Lind
ley. Mrs. J. G. MetcaIf Mrs. e. Layton de Forest,
Mrs. William A. Hamilton, Mrs. James y 3 Brew
ster, Mrs. Walter Rush Bynner, Mrs. John hays
Hammond, Mrs Henry Oliver Walker Mrs. John
L. Pye. Mrs. John Victor Lamareke, Mrs treder-
i1k Z. Camp Mrs. Samuel d. Davis. Mrs. David l.
Schwartz Mrs. A. p Conkling Mrs. Gregory
Pease, Mrs. Kimball. Mrs. Irving T. Bush. Mrs
Edward L. Norton Mrs Edward r. Ladew. Mrs.
Charles Lathrop Pack. Mrs. NJ. w Gibbs. Mrs.
Tyler R. Palmer, Mrs. William Ross Proctor. Ms
Henry s. nearuey, Mrs. Arthur RyIe. Mrs. Edward
p. Harris Mrs. Tempkins Mrs. Girard ROmaine.
Mrs. William Gra Schauffier. Mrs f, z. Matthews,
Mrs A. NJ Bradshaw. Mrs. Edward Deievau Mel
son. Miss Gertrude Leslie. Mrs. Thomas l. Feitner.
Mrs. Henry Lloyd Herbert Mrs. Roy 4. Rainey
and Mrs Frank Morgan Freeman.
New-York tribune., 1908-02-16
DR.. DAMRosCEs TRIUMPH.

This has been styled the German regime AL
the operas were given in the German tongue
L had the competition Of Colonel M3pieson' VINO
had as stars Nine. Patti and Emma Nevada
The season continued for fh1Tty-e-gI4I nights
ending On February II. 1850 Ny DaiiIi oSeii
conducted All of the performances except the
las IN February 10 he took cold, and five
oaz,s ls,er while fhe music lovers Of the city
were aeclafninf- his success, he died he had
fulfilled All Of his promises and given new
trend To opera in he United States As he had
dispensed with the star system and substituted
:or it a good ensemble, he had been enabled 70
raise The curtain" a. en average expenditure