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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-06-27

the benefit of those who spend it.
So thinks Abraham.
This has particular qualifications for Office II
doubtful he would be able make his way in the world
outside Of politics
His one equipment for present responsible job the
glad hand
But this same glad hand has done other things than
grasp palm Il has handed on, countless thousands
of dollars Of taxpayers money Tom. Dick and Harry
OF course under forms Of law contracts and The
like Great IN the form of salaries TO Inefficient
who wanted easy Jobs and who good workers at
the polls
Yes the taxpayers money for the benefit Of those who
spend IT, Public office public erus, Tor the needy.
So thinks Abraham
He built county roads II the habit Of the board Of
commissioners to allow each member supervise the road
building his district This OF handing out money
friends
The fact that Abraham knew absolutely nothing about
the practical side OF road construction counted Tor nothing IN
the minds OF his fellow commissioners lie par
in that respect with them aud they knew it,
The already described Of Abahams county
roads which form part that impossible network that has
the people Of King three millions of dollars
during the last years Il isn't worth while 10 mcnson the
narrowing details all again
Suffice say Abrahams glad hand is dissipator
of large part Of the money the taxpayers pour into the
county treasury under the supposon that they to get
value received from their commissioners.
Bur turn away from Abraham and consider Al Ruher
ford Here patriot lie be for do you
sacrificed $3.50 job county purchasing
the OF hall
price, Such willingness ones income down the
taxpayers has always seemed passing strange considering the
high price OF living
Possibly Mr. Rutherford did for the glory. To
glory has cash value and they willing pay the
price get STILL queer. il he did buy glory
in this fashion, that he paid such awful price The has OF
the King county commissioners woyld be dear $40 each
Rutherford hasn't much OF past. lie isn't known
great nancer business lie simply Al Rutherford
county commissioner and patriot
Finally. there Charley Rockingham Nobody calls him
Charles Tor that would be formal for gadand politician
He ~onc Of the boys Also he county commissioner
II anybody tell Of thing that Charley has
done for the taxpayers that against the of
of his friends. will he please stand up and be eountcd
"Charey has whole lot OF friends whose interests op
posed keeping down in the county They need
the money and they get it in salaries and the like
When friends to be taken OF the taxpayers
expense Charley known that he is the only
gator in the stream
As you will notice Charley" Of the smooth ovafaed
variety OF politician. He read write and SPELL has
studied arithmetic He knows enough Of finance
sands Of dollars payols and what more
does gladhand politician need to know7
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-06-27

! Did you ever meet Dan Abraham
the county commissioner II not
take a deliberate look al his picture
and see what YOU can find out.
Abraham has a thoughtful. spec
ulative eve. He looks At YOU to lind
out. II possible. just how much good
YOU can do him.
IL isn't his theory Of politics that
officeholders are public servants
That will do for vo,e-gc,ting talk
perhaps, bat il won't do in practice
One must take care of himself first
and his friends second County
money is supplied TO be spent Tor
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7 HSSK-ff-PAeuM
Ak1EEkt

rlares a career a noekery 10 a won
an: that tbs instinct OF the race Il
sound and true. that svery woman
vas meant 90 be . wife and mother
There are thousands OF women ia
ioxeleaa homes. where the daily
grind % cooking. washing. baking
cleaning has killed Oft the finer
emotions. who viii hAy the woman
wbo would rather be q house drudge
than n famous actress doesn't know
what she IL talking about Just mo
ether thousands who are happily
married and Who hire Others 20 10
tho menisi labor Of their households
will say she IL wlHe. u is all In The
viewpoint Of tbs Individual voman
Undoubtedly. love IL greater than
fans or money Il has led manY
women 20 give up careers when
they we're certain u success
Fame alone. unsweetcned by the
10Y and pride Of those Who love
fou. il a barren thing II cannot
cling 20 ron. watch over you. be
lonely without you. make you feel
yoa are absolutely necessary 90 tie
existence No. Pane cannot com.
fort you when You are ili. nurse
nurse you back to health. share
your Joys and eorfuwH-ts Us q Isoof
companion In old age. compared 70
esAlsari sons and loving daughters.
the condolences Of your grandchii.
dren. aud al the tender and lnti.
male ties Of family life
"A cot with love IN riches.
The sweetest aud the best
A southern poet gave uz those
lines. and from thls confession OF
successful woman IL seems he IL
right
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-06-27

Being the Joyous ehssss~'S q Con
apleuoua Pest

- - s@AHfHA - "
Wh0op oesstoyzl Guess wes q
home from c0ilagss1 Bfec4s rua-'
spaoEls. Yen. you wouldn't know
him Ho wouldn't know you ethics;
II he could help H. Hes got on onG
Of those rah rah hats With a pink
and green ribbon. and tan shoes
With buckles When ! saw him I
said. oh, mereYia Just Ike that
lie asked me shat ] meant and I
ssld u was the band Of his hat
! ben he ash % me II I took n for q
hand Of Mercy Pretty good. Ell.
f0f d mollycoddie7 Didn't be- make
the hlt with the girls. though Hem
tsuden's sweetheart vas wearing bis
class pin. and Art Teetsfs sister
vas holding hia suit case. Oh.
knowledge Is a grand thing he's
learned 10 smoke since be- weat
away Nobody paid any attention
- me. No beat Il before the pike
got dusty. I've been 70 college. too
II uaa a barber college. Fact. had
chair IN H. Phweet phweeta
phNeeta phweeti ! came neaf haY.
iuK a teachers certificate once. but
she saw me pick 4 up and ! had -
give Il back 10 her What class waa
inf Why. the weltsrweight class.
ha.ha. teehee, hhhaf We haxed a
freshman Onee-atfunx him up 20 4
telegraph pole, Just 70 scarce bin.
Yau know. and when We cut him
down be was dead We saw we'd
made a terrible mlstake-he was a
senior Any Of you fellows who
doubt me can ask Judge skooYef.
lie gave me my degree. II was the
third degree View That was
right after set fire 70 a barrel Of
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CONTEMPT PROCEEDINGS
ARE INSTITUTED

Contempt proceedings were ln,,A
tatsd Ia the state supreme cor,s
yesterday against a. II. HoIcons
= local dentist. for failure 70 eor.'
ply with the decree u the cours
awarding property 70 hla divorces
wife aud child.
Holoomb refused 70 turn over N.
property. re has been ordered a
show cause. July 10. Why he hss
not obeyed the order.
Tyoe Brand salmon sgxs. A
Piper a Taft'e. 1914 znd av. sss
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-06-27

Marriage Is that mysterious inati
tuition 20 which a man pays homage
before and freight after Puck.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-06-27

Charley picture, from whiei
The Stars portrait is made. was
taken some ten years ago. lie has
no later one. But II you add
little more flesh, and also rumpie his
hair trifIe wheFt il II banged down
over his forehead in ihe photo, you
win get very faif idea Of the county
commissioner as he stands among
men today.
This is the bunch. Perhaps II
isn't quite dignified to speak Of the
men in control of the large financial
affairs OF King county as a bunch. +"
but those who know the commits
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-06-27

One Of the behsssa given the
Japanese bride IL. Do not talk too
much. The constant stress an
on this advice Il a suro sign that
Il Isn't being needed.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-06-27

Mamie saw the foreign styles
In the Frenehy foreign sheet.
Ripped a seam 10 her old drvsa.
Presto Sheath gown. chic and
nsat
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-06-27

A fool and his money are soor
parted. and II that doesn't instify
The fool TO q commercial generation
nothing will Puck.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-06-27
THREE or - KIND

When you face to face and look him IN the
eye you generally get distinct impression of his personality
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-06-27

wiliie's fond Of growing plants
PITY. he Amt got any
still. he learns ~ ever chance
Little things Of botany.
tfy the way. hts face Aint hifey
Willie simply picked some IVY
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-06-27

The White House chair must BE en-.
iarKed.
And fashioned up % date.
For II h. far too small and weak
To bear the extra xriEht'
10 KOS
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-06-27

= don't know her. but ! mean "a
know her befnrs tbs day II over"
Beware. fou are on thin Ice
Then Il Will be all the easier %
break IL
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opgn TO VISITORS EvERY pAY.

~ ~ ~ w. ~ NF~Nf ~ v .
The whole Atlantic fleet will be
At the navy yard q few days more
See ths battlsship Rhode Island In
tho dry dock. Boat. leave pier z.
foot Of Yesler way. ten times daily.
Round trip fare. 60 cents. go
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-06-27

80 that the diamond maker L.
moline has lied and hts formula Is
fake Can Lenoins b. the French
for lenonf
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-06-27
To Avoid rroubl..

Edyth-MF. wlssNsli seems 10 be
cautious roung man.
Mayma-fou bet he IN, They say
be never kieass Girl without firsf
obtaining her written consent.
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soners best think that the word will cover all requirements in
the
These the who spend the and the
Of taxation steadily rise in King county
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-06-27

Julius CaeS<s aad lust summed ap
the result Of his victories IN this
eonflNe form Veni. vidi. Wei
That Nili BE- better than sending
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-06-27
INOUlSITIVE EDWIN
BY F. w. Schaefer

telling How To Pack a Steamer
Trunk. and What to Take Along on
a Tour 10 the F1ords of Norway
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STAR DUST
BY JOSH
BY JOSH

homo bot of plctars postcards
be said
RsfiectinE. furthermore. thar he
wasn't writing a nominating speech
Tor a political convention. 40 let n
20 at that.-chleaEo Tribune.
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"ouF Teddy Is The Hover Of The
nafloa~
Yes. he IL a regular Rose.
veidt"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-06-27

kerosene with a eigaret I rot of,
on the plea that It aas pzrt Of nv
studies 10 burn the rlhtBsRht Oh
Naa the judges bofel " kerouens
and he's been my friend over slnes
| asked him Why he didn't keep /,
covered. and be said f Nas-it %.
covered b. Insurance. on, ha. M
hoo ooh
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-06-27

Thia much II certain. n Taft be.
eomea president the nntlon slii
have a big nill. to pay.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-06-27

A Mathematics Problem.
N marriages euntiann the earth
vili noon become d.populatea.
Way
becauss ten are made une."
Yes. but one aud one (mArftsdi
sometimes amount to more th2n
two.~
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ttnanctsitfss
Nadge- Aea seem fragile Great
ures
May--Yea. broke several lsst
season.
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Gehos. From s.uy Land.

Come, act Your flnhtnE tackle cut
And pave your waY % glory.
And n you cAnt catch any trout
Bring hotne a blx fab story.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-06-27

ST. never rains bot
n posrs Tn man
~iso slnt paid fer
Ma house yet 10 tn
ere who usgslly has
Ter meet . pssln az
sexarwent."
Los Angeles herald., 1908-03-29
LoWesDean

Miss Amy Dean and F. H.. Lowe
were married on the evening OF March
~ at the home OF the brides brother
F. T. Hollis, Brooklyn avenue Inc
ceremony was performed by ReV'
Thomas of San Fernando and the at
tendants were Miss Hannah Vlgnes
and j. c. Wilson.
.The house was lavishly decorated
with Easter lilies, bridesmaid roses
and violets. During the ceremony the
young couple stood under canopy ol
smilax and white carnations.
The bride wore a becoming gown oil
tan silk and carried a shower bouquet
of orange blossoms. The maid OF honor
was attired in blue chiffon panama ana
carried white carnations. The hostess
wore a dainty gown of lavender Win
violets and was assisted in receiving
by Mrs. Lone Streicher, who was
charming in a costume of coin spot
Voile. ,.-. ,.,,o,,
After the ceremony a dainty lunch
con was served. Mr.. and Mrs Lowe
will be at home at 2l09 Brooklyn ave
nue on Thursdays to their many
friends after April /.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-03-29
To Tour Europe

Mr.. and Mrs. George Zobelein and
Miss Rose Zobelein will leave April )
for an extended tour of Europe.
Miss Zobelein is one of the fortunate
children of nature. being endowed with
many gifts. Added to rare musical
ability. she is possessed of unusual
beauty, being slender and dark-eyed.
with a full white brow shaded by dusky
hair. On her maternal side she is de-
scended from an old Spanish family
which has been identified with Califor-
mia from it's earliest days, and the
grounds of her beautiful home on Fig
ueroa street are a part of the great
ranch which her ancestors once owned
Miss Zobelein has devoted much time
to the study of music, and ii is prob
able that she will remain abroad to
complete her musical education, though
it has not yet been decided at which of
the great centers she will locate.
Mrs. Philip Zobelein will entertain
Wednesday at her home on Grand ave-
nue. with a musical in compliment to
Miss Zobelein,
Los Angeles herald., 1908-03-29
Dinner for Phi Rho siqmas

DR. and Mrs. Walter Jarvis Barlow
We're dinner hosts Thursday evening,
entertaining members of the Phi Rho
Sigma fraternity. Cardinal ribbons and
ionuuils carried out the fraternity col
ors in the table decorations, and the
place cards, adorned with leap-year
girls. we're embossed with fraternity
emblems. Games. music and a smoker
followed the dinner.
DR.. Donald Frick was present as q
special guest. Others who attended
were Messrs. Carroll n. Eahrenburg
Herbert A. Rosenkranz, Macklin. VIII
Weber Caesar Cahen, Ed Cahen, James
Holleran, Dick Roman, Macdonald, Rex
Duncan, Ralph Byron Emmons, Carl
ton Allen, Charley Nordoff, Frank Kid
der, Peterson, Percy Osburn, Werner
ed Hall, Halph Herendeen Lindsay
Harry Huntoon and Vinton Roy Town
send.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-03-29
Iuncheon for erIdes.to.se

Miss Adelaide Stanton was hostess of
a delightful luncheon given at her
home. 902 Grafton street, Saturday af-
ternoon to two popular young brides
elect. Miss Fay Ferrall and Miss Marie
Spencer.
The house was bower of pink and
green. being decorated with sweet peas
and smilax. From the chandelier and
beams of the reception room We're sus-
pended baskets of ferns, the mantel
was banked with flowers and the idea
Of lovers knots was artistically car
ried throughout the entire scheme of
decoration. The place cards were
hearts pierced with arrows.
Miss Stanton's guests were Mrs. Lou
is Stanton. Mrs. Louis Denker. Misses
Corrinne Thoskildsen, Eva Stavnow,
Willie Kerns. Alice zimmerman, May
Barnes. Dorothea Van Breton and
Frances Brigham.
After the luncheon cards were played
and at the conclusion of the game a
shower of ties was given for the young
brides-to-be
Los Angeles herald., 1908-03-29
Eastman-LittIe Wedding

The marriage of Miss Clara Y. Little
and ]. Samuel Eastman took place
Thursday evening at the home of the
brides parents in North Glendale, Rev
Stone officiating. The house was pret-
tily decorated with asparagus plumo-
sus, lilies and marguerites, the wedding
ring being suspended from an immense
white wedding bell under which the
young couple stood during the ccre-
mony
Little Miss May Robertson, daiutily
gowned in white null, scattered petals
before the bridal party. The bride wore
gown of white crepe de chine and car
ried a shower bouquet of white sweet
peas. A wreath Of fragrant orange
Los Angeles herald., 1908-03-29
One of the pretty affairs of yesterday
was given by Miss Adelaide Stan"
ton In compliment to two brides-to-
be, Miss Spencer and Miss Ferrall

blossoms crowned her head and held
IN place the fllmy veil. Miss Laura
Germaine, the bridesmaid, was gowned
in lavender Rajah silk and carried q
bouquet of violets. Lucian Mears was
best man.
Miss Lydia Vale who rendered the
wedding marches. played softly during
the ceremony Mendelssohn's Spring
Song" and Misses Anna Robertson and
Emma Newson sang 20 Promise Me-
and "Since Thou Art Mine"
Though the bride has been a resident
of Southern California but three years,
through her sweet and sympathetic
personality she has won for herself
host of friends and is extremely popu-
lar among the younger social set. Mr..
Eastman, who is a native son, is well
known throughout the state and holds a
responsible position with the National
Biscuit company.
After an informal ceremony Mr.. and
Mrs. Eastman left for a short wedding
trip. on their return they will make
their home on East Dryden street,
North Glendale, where they will be at
home after April 10.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-03-29
For June Bride

Miss Sarah Goldberg, 1853 Whittier
street, entertained Thursday with a
package shower for Miss Hazel Hal
briter. who is to be June bride. The
house was decorated with American
beauty roses, asparagus ferns and red
tulle.
Whist was played the carly part OF
the afternoon, the first prize being a
beautiful cut glass bowl, the second
bon-bon dish, and the consolation a
hand-painted picture.
Al & O'clock dinner for twenty-four
guests was served. The table was
lighted by red candelabra and in the
center was a large cut glass bowl OF
American beauty roses. and IL corsagc
bouquet of the same flowers was at
each plate. The place cards were al
orned with hand-painted red roses. "A
quaint feature of the occasion was the
delivery of the packages in suit case
by a messenger boy.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-03-29
Card Club Entertained

Members of the As You Like it card
club We're guests of Mrs Walter j.
Harvey Friday afternoon, there being
present also as especial guests Mes
danes Walter II. Brewer, Charles
Faulkner, n Mcclure Prescott, Lester
Bennett The appointments were all
significant of the first of April, and
Mrs. Harry Arnold and Miss Emma /.
Harvey, who secured first and second
prizes. handsome drawn-work lunch
cloth and a set of cut glass punch cups,
We're first given April fool prizes and
the joke was not explained until late in
the afternoon.
Mrs Faulkner received the guest
prize, hand-painted China plate, and
the consolation, Il japanese plate, was
awarded to Mrs NJ. NJ. Symmes.
Club members present were Mes
danes Rollo Smell, c. c. McCullom, NJ,
NJ. Symmes. George Founder Mark
Los Angeles herald., 1908-03-29
House Party of Sigma AIphas

Members of the Sigma, Alpha sorority
ing week at Ocean Park. Monday ana
Tuesday they will have as their. guest
Miss Mary Jessup of Los Angeles on on
Wednesday Miss Mabel Stearns VIII
spend tho day with the party, and
Thursday the young women VIII enter
tain their mothers.
The last two days of their stay they
will have as special guest Miss Velna
Clemments. Mrs. f. G.. Stone of FL
lendalo place and Twentieth street VII
chaperone the party. which includes the
Misses Lila Campbell, Ruby wright,
Georgia Lambourn. Pearl Cole. irene r,
Smith, Helen Ginther and Hazel wal
ters. Young man friends who VIII WISH
them in the course of the wees az.
Charles Littler and Charles Ginther.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-03-29
Naval Ball

The crowning event of the festivi-
ties which will be tended the ofncerS
of the fleet during their visit to Los
Angeles will be the naval ball 10 De
given on the evening of Aprn ~ at
the Shrine auditorium. The palroh-
esses. whose regulations as hostesses
have been brilliantly established, in
clude such well-known names as Mes
DANES Hancock Banning, Walter Jar
Wis Barlow. Roland Bishop, Adna r.
Chaffee, Guy Cochran, Michael J. Con-
nell. George ]. Denis. James c. Drake,
Motley II. Flint. John f. Francis, VIII
liam MAY Garland. Arthur c. Harper,
Frank S. Hicks, Howard i. Hunting
ton. William c. Kerckhoff, Hugh Liv-
ingston MacNeil. Granville MacGowan,
Randolph Huntington Miner. Jesse B.
Neville, Milo NJ. Potter, Joseph F.
Sartori, Joseph Scott, Alfredo Solano,
l. N. Van Nuys and Robert Wan
kowski
Invitations have been limited TO 1000,
$50 of whom will be officers in full
dress uniform. Kammermeyer's or
chestra of fifty pieces will furnish the
music and the Alexandria will not only
serve supper, but will have entire
charge of all details which go TO make
this event one to be remembered in
the social history of the city.
The vast hall will be canopied in
red. white and blue bunting, and
Union Jack so by so feet will float
from the center of the dome over the
heads of the assembly. Myriads of
tiny ineandescent lights in red, white
and blue will be strung from the CEN
ter of the canopy to the sides of the
hall, and the stage will be banked with
AN array of smaller American and
navy flags. AS a background for all
this vivid coloring, for the brilliant
uniforms of the heroes and the elabor-
ate and beautiful toilettes of the
women will be quantities of foliage,
potted palms and ferns and ropes of
asparagus plumosus.
The concert win begin at o'clock
and the grand march at $3.50. Supper
will be served at 11:30 and the car
riage call will be given at 8 o'clock.
The walk from jefferson street will
be canopied and strung with electric
bulbs in the tri-colors and every con-
venience supplied which will add to
the comfort and enjoyment of the
guests.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-03-29
Guests of Hotel Ems

An informal card party was given
at Hotel Ems Friday evening compll-
mentary TO Mr.. and Mrs; John f.
Boydston and Miss Maude Boydston
of Goldsburg, H., who have been
spending the winter on the western
coast. While in Los Angeles they were
the guests of Hotel Ems. CARDS were
nla1ed and music and refreshments
added to the evenings enjoyment. Mr..
ana Mrs. Boydston and their charming
daughter, who returned to their home
Saturday, have been lavishly enter
tanned during their stay In the city
and will be missed by numerous friends
Los Angeles herald., 1908-03-29
For Bride and Groom

Miss Florence Provard entertained
Friday with matinee box party in
compliment to Mr.. and Mrs Eugene
Alexander of Oakland, WHO are in
Southern California on their wedding
trip. Other guests were Miss Alice
Provard and Mr.. and Mrs. Lee Gordon
Camp. Mr.. and Mrs. Camp are enter
tanning for Mr.. and Mrs. Alexander to-
morrow evening
Los Angeles herald., 1908-03-29
Lean Year Box Party

jolly party occupied boxes at the
Mason Tuesday evening, where the
women were the entertainers, present
ing their guests with flowers, candy
and all the attentions that an escort
is expected to show, taking them after
the play to Ievy's for supper.
The personnel of the party included
Mr. and Mrs. c. l.. Higbee, Mr.. and
Mrs. VIII Wing, Mrs. Clair Abercronl-
bic, Mrs. Vera Coup, Miss Nina Taylor,
Miss Myra Keller, Messrs. Paul Keller,
Don Keller. Frank Hirsch and Gail
Hamilton.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-03-29
Automobile Party

The garden committee of the civic
association will give an automobile
party to Griffith park next Saturday.
The party, which is under the direction
of such able hostesses as Mrs. X. Wer-
nigk, Miss Florence Moore, Miss Au-
gusta Lamb and Miss Beatrice Fox,
is planned for those who care to mix
much pleasure with worthy charity and
to the fund for establishing
gardens in connection with the public
schools. especially in the poorer dis
triqtg