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Franklin's paper the statesman., 1908-08-22
FORT COLLINS.

NJ. Knoy OF Denver was visitor in
our city Sunday.
Miss Cynthia Watkins left for Lake
City Monday. to be absent from our
Midst for some time.
Miss Lila Bryan and Master Harry
lave recovered from their recent at
tack of whooping cough.
J. A. L. Clark is indisposed this
week.
Louis Bryan and Bruce Starr came
in from o. T. Moore's ranch Monday.
Mr. and Mrs overstreet departed for
Salida Sunday.
Out in this dry land of Colorado
where 1t seldom rains" it is alarming
TO note the great losses being sus-
tained In this district from heavy rain.
fall. Hundreds Of acres OF hay have
been spoiled by the frequen: heavy
rains OF the past few weeks. One
maxim says 1T is an Ill wind that
blows good TO no cne," and those
around engaged In beet farming are
rejoicing In these showers The beet
crop outlook is very flattering AT pres.
ent Mr. Henry Guy of this city has
ninety acres OF boeis which promise
him very neat income for this year
The Fort Collins Mission seems to
he taking on new life and its mem.
bers and friends feel greatly encour-
1sed. Rev. J. u. Holmes OF Boulder
has made several visits to our city
lately In the interest Of the Mission
and very good results have been oh.
Franklin's paper the statesman., 1908-08-22

Robert a. Sa 1uel, first-class shoe
maker, has or, ned up shop al 5ly
South First rect.
Mrs. James Slaughter has returned
after taking hr husbands remains
back to their lme in Houston, Texas.
She viii resum her millinery business
on Central ave lue.
VIM. JeffersJ n, who came 10 our city
several month ago for the benefit OF
his health. ed last week OF con.
sumption. Hi wife accompanied the
remains bark his home in New Or.
leans La. Mr. jefferson was a Mason
in good stand iug.
Mrs. A. B. y ontgomery. after spend
ing several W ,eks in Topeka for the
benefit of her health, has come home.
She brought her aged mother and
father, Mr.. aid Mrs. Harrison Will
liams, who VII stay indefinitely.
The weddii of Mr.. Robert Parks
and Miss Lot lie Wheeler has been au-
nounced TO AXE place next Monday
eve at the one of the brides par.
ent The h; ppy couple have many
well wishers
AT our last primary election some OF
our active p eachers were around the
polls with Il eir hands full of tickets.
Franklin's paper the statesman., 1908-08-22

NJ. Knoy OF Denver was visitor in
our city Sunday.
Franklin's paper the statesman., 1908-08-22

Robert a. Sa, ,luel, a first-class shoe
maker, has op, ned up shop al 5ly
South First 5 rect.
Franklin's paper the statesman., 1908-08-22

Miss Cynthia Watkins left for Lake
City Monday. to be absent from our
Midst for some time
Franklin's paper the statesman., 1908-08-22

AT our last primary election some OF
our active pl eachers were around the
polls with Il eir hands full of tickets
We think Il at a preacher holding 2
Franklin's paper the statesman., 1908-08-22

Miss Lila Bryan and Master Harry
lave recovered from their recent at
tack of whooping cough
Franklin's paper the statesman., 1908-08-22

Mr. and Mrs. overstreet departed for
Salida Sunday.
Franklin's paper the statesman., 1908-08-22

Louis Bryan and Bruce Starr cane
IN from o. T. Moore's ranch Monday.
Franklin's paper the statesman., 1908-08-22

j. A. L. Clark is indisposed this
week.
Devils Lake inter-ocean and Devils Lake free press. (Devils Lake, Ramsey County, N.D.) 1905-1909, 1908-03-13
Tales They Tell.

j. v. Dulaney killed six coyotes near
Centennial, Wyo.. with six shots In for
gy-f1ve seconds.
While hauling seine In Winona lake,
a&innesota, shermen brought ia a
Docketbook containing $500.
a young Bohemian woman who work
I'D Ia a packing plant In Kansas City
when arrested had nearly seven pounds
@g sausage in her stockings.
A burglar in Philadelphia aroused
Sssse head Of a family, who thought the
aeise was made by his daughter, and
having deceived the father by saying
sa female voice. "Yes, this is I, pop"
went on robbing, leaving the house
asafh two oyercoafs, q pair of shoes
5aasa sGsTo gazors. ~ 80 81 u. FIR.
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Three Salads.

Kidney beans boiled in the usual way
and served with mayonnaise dressing
make an excellent salad If placed on
bed Of crisp lettuce leaves. =s2 j., =.
A dainty salad calls for q ring mold
Of tomato jelly. After turning the
mold out upon a platter ill the center
with curled celery mixed with mayon-
naise dressing and garnish with green
lettuce leaves cut into shreds or with
tiny white lettuce leaves. ~.
Here is a novel way OF serving po-
eato salad: Mash some seasoned pota-
toes. Add little grated lemon rind, q
minced onion. three cloves of garlic
chopped, three or four cIilIs, both the
sed and the green. Mix an well to-
gether. Pile in a feathery mound on a
dish. Garnish with sliced hard boiled
eggs and parsley. ]s:@@
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Modes of the Moment.

The leading color, as it now peeps
forth for spring, promises to be brown
The picture styles in hats are going
to be worn almost exclusively this
spring.
Skirts are to be exceedingly short for
walking, and this means that they
must be very elegant. AS the skirt
grows shorter it grows more refined in
cut ~as.t
The new shirt waists are unusually
becoming. for they have sleeves which
broaden the shoulders while they
make the waist look smaller and the
figure more slender.
Most of the new blouses of lace and
net have touches of silk or satin in
the form of little rouleaux and piping.
Some Of these rouleaux outline the bo-
lero or encircle the throat and termi-
nate in a bow In front - Brooklyn
Eagle.
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SHORT STORIES.

A monument to the Brownback fam.
8y to be erected at Pottsville, Pa, will
weigh eight tons and contain 1900
Games.
A war document bearing the sigma.
sure Of George Washington has been
sound among the records In the Essex
@ounty IN. j. courthouse.
A pharmacy in Fayette, Mo-, Is called
Broken Heart Drug Store. No expla.
nation is given for the name, but it is
supposed to appeal to young people.
The town of Granite, Okla, has ask
cd that the penitentiary be located
there on the ground that there are
enough quarries near by to keep con.
victs employed 10000 years.
]. M. Felker of Auburn, Mass, is
aAe owner Of one of the continental
bills issued by this government In
1777. The denomination is Sc, and the
promise is made to redeem the same in
Epanish milled dollars.
The game of diabolo, or devil on two
sticks, which is just now having ex-
aTaordinary vogue, seems to be only
revival of sport known in former
centuries and perhaps In remote an
Equity. The very name Of it-devi1 on
two sticks-is a phrase of ancient
Gsage.
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THE HALL OF FAME.

Representative William Hughes Of
New Jersey has been elected assistant
secretary to the Democratic national
campaign committee. 3G$:,.
When Andrew Stofa, mill hand at
Braddock, Pa, found he could$Snot
marry his first cousin, he said, "Well,
I'll take her chum." And he did. g.
Josiah Knowton of Gill, Mass, lives
alone in his home and does his own
housekeeping. He takes daily walks Of
eight or ten miles. although he is
.eighty-one years old. = 4S J =
The salary of the lord mayor of Lon
don is $4,000 a year, but the place
costs the occupant 100000 year. Sir
Charles Bell. the present lord mayor
is rich brewer, sixty-three years old
Daniel Beach mas been reelected by
both houses of the New York legisla.
ture to succeed himself as regent of
the University Of the State Of New
York for the full term of eleven years,
Senator Stephenson Of Wisconsin is
one Of the best evidences Of the self
made men In the senate. His father
was SO poor that when he was a boy
he had to go barefooted even in win
ter. a.
President Charles Lincoln White Of
Colby college has been chosen asso-
ciate corresponding secretary Of the
American Baptist Home Mission 80
ciety of New York. He will accept the
new position. ~f
Louis A. Coolidge. the new assistant
secretary Of the treasury, was born in
Massachusetts, and is graduate of
Harvard He was a newspaper man
for number Of years and later pri-
vate secretary to Senator Henry Cabot
Lodge. =
Senator Curtis Of Kansas is said to
pay the strictest attention to what is
going on in the body Of any Of its
members. Many Of the senators de
pend on the Record for their informa-
ton, but Senator Curtis is always at
his desk with copy Of whatever
measure may be up for consideration
spread out before him. z~%,.
Devils Lake inter-ocean and Devils Lake free press. (Devils Lake, Ramsey County, N.D.) 1905-1909, 1908-03-13
The Sporting World.

Harvard and Annapolis meet on the
water April %
Two English socker teams will visit
this country next fall
The Multnonlal Athletic club of Port
land, Ore. will spend $4,000 on an
athletic field.
Lucien Lyme, the noted Kentucky
Jockey, has decided to ride abroad this
season as a free lance.
Yale has won the intercollegiate
hockey championship. Harvard is sec
end, with Princeton, Dartmouth and
Columbia tied for third place
Arthur Duffey, the great sprinter. has
been engaged to train the New York
university. track team the coming
spring. He will start active work
with the men on March Ii.
Devils Lake inter-ocean and Devils Lake free press. (Devils Lake, Ramsey County, N.D.) 1905-1909, 1908-03-13
Royal Privileges.

Scarlet liveries in England are the
kings exclusive privilege
The king Of Slam chooses once a year
the best stones taken from the splendid
Siamese sapphire mines. For these he
pays nothing.
The best China tea Is grown on the
Seven Tea mountains, plantation on
the Tonkin borders. Under penalty of
death no Chinaman save one Of royal
birth may drink this tea.
He Always Remembered.
A smile lurked at the corners o. Mrs.
Lombard's mouth as she listened 10
the plant Of the school friend whom
she had not seen for more than ten
years. I'm afraid, DEAR" she said,
you'll have to reconstruct some Of
your plans. You see, married for
getful man too"
"Why, you told me not ten minutes
ago that your husband had never yet
forgotten your birthday or your wed
ding anniversary" cried her friend,
land you told me you'd been married
nearly eleven years! That's ever since
the year after father took us all
abroad"
Eyes, said Mrs. Lombard demurely
Il have. That's long time, isn't 1T
But, you see, one thing was in my ia
vor-I was born on the Fourth OF
July. Mr. Lombard couldn't very wei
forget the national holiday. And AZ
cop,, ,r T. farm I. ont how, forrotr-,l bc
VAS decided to lie married on an
otAf:' holiday.
Il suppose. rs you were abroad yor
didn't realize that the date Of my wed
din: was unusual-people aren't Otter
married Oh the 22d of February,
think. But. you see. by little ju
dicious planning I've been saved tht
necessity Of reminding him about ouI
anniversary."-Youth's Companion.
Devils Lake inter-ocean and Devils Lake free press. (Devils Lake, Ramsey County, N.D.) 1905-1909, 1908-03-13
German GIeanings.

The aggregate taxable income Of the
grussian people for 1907 was $780,
100000 as compared with $2.5S2, 10000
1or 1906.
With the exception Of meat, there
has been a sharp advance in the price
Of all foodstuffs In Germany, and even
that Is higher than it was two years
ago.
In Germany the government now
practically owns all the coal lands and
all the forests. with the result that un,
der scientific care the forests now
yield wood yearly to the value of $780,
100000.
There has been a great reduction In
mortality in German cities in the last
fifteen years. In Munich it was 27.6 in
1891 and only 1S in 1905. Chemnitz re-
duced it's mortality from 20 to 1871
Hamburg from 23.4 to 1873 and Bres
Eau from 23.2 to 2l2
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4. Plays and Players.

-=--- 80: . - IS &c.,
Edgar Selwyn has written d play
called 'sThe Rose Of Naoli. 5s ::3. =
f q company is to be organized 10 play
= Waltz Dream" in the west
5ulia Hay. niece Of the late Secretary
Hay, has Joined taThe Witcling Hour
company Z 71 :=:.s: =
sssallops,7 the play III which Charles
IKsssoiaula r starred, is being used Dy d
stock company In Kansas Oft 5..2@5
e the conclusion OF her engagement
with Otis Skinner, Miss Percy HasWell
viii 90 abroad TO- join her husband,
George Haveett, III I1ond on.
Henry TKoIker and j Josephine Victor
saaeva been enga ged for the leading
sparta fzl "a \ new play argaarite
nth aILssE By
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Not Quite the Same.

A country clergyman vouches for
the truth of this story. Having arrived
at that point in the baptismal service
where the infants name is conferred
ts said, "Name this child"
Original Story" said the sponsor
ssurse.
what do you say7" he asked in sur
prise.
Original Story she repeated I'm
clear, deliberate TOPICS.
tits very odd name, isn't 1t? Are
you sure you want him called by ting
name Of Original Story"
"Original Story-that's right"
els it a family name? the minister
persisted. .s,.s ~
"Named after his uncle, SIR" explain
ed the nurse. .5-,1 ..r-
And so as Original story the little
fellow was christened. Some weeks
after this event the minister made the
acquaintance Of the said uncle-a farm
iaborer In another village-wfose name
was Reginald Story. ondon TatIag. :,
Devils Lake inter-ocean and Devils Lake free press. (Devils Lake, Ramsey County, N.D.) 1905-1909, 1908-03-13
English Etchings.

During case in the Highgate police
court 1t was stated that the local name
for a pawnshop was the war Office"
During 1907 the Royal National Life
boat institution craft saved some 932
lives. while forty-three vessels were
kept from partial or total loss. ~ =.
The total number of letters handled
I'm the postofhces Of Great Britain in
the year 1867 was 2,SO0.00O,00O, an
average Of sixty-four for each inhab-
ftant. =r,~2
A fashionably dressed woman book
ed two of the best seats at the Ken
sington theater. London: the. other
evening for herself and pug. The
jaded pet slept through most Of the
pantomime and was only aroused to
interest when the largest cat he had
ever seen appeared ON the stage.
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ply enough to last the city for fifteen
Weeks.-New York Herald.
Pith and Point.

The more foolish some men talk the
louder they talk.
No one has right to economic to
the point Of refusing to pay his debts
There never was town so good that
It could help man who refused to try
Some men have the same kind of
sense as the dog which runs after a
wagon for the sake Of lying in the
shade when it stops.
Tell a girl before marriage that she
is going to throw herself away and you
insult her Tell her after marriage
that she might have done better and
you fiatter her.-Atchison Globe.
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!. NJ New ] i York CITY,.

Esa two per cent Of aIs the nations
saga now coming through the
g ag nrssssv York. 5:. 4 Il ~,
Dssa person cut of I've that you
n Lest Sd slsks ege New York city
i three genera.
#ssisais back
m Haalssa tsg surface cars N
ssrg HI d as age done
aElao quitting 80
600 eaah saio
ID Salgs,g of
Az yglssat
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Self .Con,slls,s.aaa.

@he-He is d paraon Of perfect ease
and possession aud - thoroughly at
home anywhere. He Yes, ho even has
To faculty Of making yon feel q total
stranger Ii your own Iaossga - 0ndoDs
III VI, e. u @
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The Houseisespina Instinct.

The Houseieeepirg Instinct. III
a bright little girl who had success
fully spelled the word that was ask
ed by her teacher what Wouid remain
after the 1T" had been taken away.
1.-THE cups and saucssss = was the
gE0npt reply. u V T ..s.-.is.
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! fear j nd Esa.s,s,2er.

Fear ard pangeF.
Nervous Old Lady to deck hand on
ga0araboass III fgyttea faBoa atm am M
There aIy fear de dan CERT DECK Hand
ags1aasIy Of gasas. ma SIN,
Int nos u biz off daanga
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1908-07-24

District No. 8, Middletown-Dewitt G.
Grove, Middletown, Charles H.
Butts, Middetown.
District No. 4, Creagerstown-H. B. Oglt.
Logs; John j. Seiss, Rocky Ridge.
District No. 5, Emmitsburg, Precinct l.
Clarence Rider, Emmitsburg;
Charles S. Zeck, diminishing.
District No. 5, Emmitsburg, Precinct p
John w. Riegle, diminishing;
Maurice II. Chilean, Emmitsburg.
District No. 6, Cafoctin-Josah F. Smith,
Wolfsville: Albert E. Hays, VOLTS
vile.
District No Z, Urbana, Precinct Walter
A. England, Evansville, James P.
Harris, r. f. d. %, Dickerson.
District No. Z, Urbana, Precinct PRED.
A. Ordeman, Park Mills Lycurgus
l.. Warfield, Park Mills.
District No 8, Liberty-John d. Jones,
Libertytown; John II. Albaugh,
Libertytown.
District No. 8, New Market, Precinct L
Brady j. Kimmel, New London;
Nicholas II. Albaugh, New Lon
don.
District No. 8, New Market, Precinct Q
Jesse G. Molesworth, Kemptown;
Jacob nj. Shawbaker; Moonrovia
District No. 10, Hauvers- Elmer z. Wolf,
Euclid; Charles F. Manahan, Sa-
billasville
District No. II, Woodsboro. Precinct l.
John II. Delaplane, Troutvile;
Arthur A. Haugh, Double Pipe
Creek.
District No. II, Woodsboro, Precinct 2-J.
M. Miller, Woodsboro; Parma L.
Eeiser, Woodsboro.
District No. IL, DISQUALIFICATION w.
Shaft, Knoxville VIM. S. Flock,
Knoxville.
District No. Is, Mt. Pleasant-August Mo-
nath, Mt. Pleasant; Wilbert E.
Cronise, Mt. Pleasant.
District No. a. .Jefierson-Henry III. Gross.
Jefferson; Josephus w. Shafer,
Middletown.
District No. Is. Howard
K. Colliilower, Gracehem; Harvey
D. Beachley, Thurmont.
District No. 16, Jackson-Isaiah Cline,
Myersyille; Samuel ii. Pettingall,
Myersville.
District No. II, ohnsville-Reuben Devil
bliss, Johncville George L. Peters,
townsville.
District No. 18, Woodville-Manoma L.
Dixon, Woodville; Archley b.
Wordsworth, Mt. Airy.
District No. 49, Linganore-Fr Frank p Bren.
nielsen, Unionvi.le; John d. Sna-
der, New Windsor
District 20, Lewistown-F Stanley Stull
Hansonville; Jacob H. Bear, Utica
Mills.
District No. 81, Tuscarora-A. J. Summers
Frederick City, William H. Moore
Frederick City.
District %, Burkittsville- II. Ahalt
Burkittsville; Z. Stanley Delauder
Burkittsville.
District No %, Ballenger-Lee Ranneber
ger, Feagaville; Mauiice II. Rhod
erick, FeagaSille
| District No. "a, Braddock-Levi J VOL
near Frederick; George w. Perry
Braddock.
District No. 25, Brunswick-W. G.. MuI
grove, Jr., Brunswick; c. f. Kelly
Brunswick
District No. rs, Walkersville-W William K
Perry, Walkersville. J. H. Stau
fer, Walkersville.
By order
JOHN HUMM.
JOSEPH +. EISENHAUER,
SAMUEL V. DOLL.
The Board of Supervisors Of Elections
Frederick County, Maryland.
Il JOSEPH w. GAvER,
Clerk IL 1921
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1908-07-24
Additional Judges OF Election
FOR THE YEAR 1908.

The first named in each District or Pre-
cinct is to represent the Democratic Party :;
the second, the Republican Party,
District No. 1, Buckeystown. Precinct l.
James d. Day, Licksville; Arthur
c. 10y. Buckeystown
District No. l, Buckeystown, Precinct p
Thomas S. Fisher, PIT. of Rocks;
Thomas +. Edwards, Adgmstown.
District No 2, Frederick, Precinct IL F.
Kreh, Frederick City; Louis M.
Haller, Frederick City.
District No. 2, Frederick, Precinct 2--Jos-
eph Burck, Frederick City; G.
Ernest Bantz, Frederick City.
District No 2, Frederick, Precinct 3-Wm.
II. Griffin, Frederick City; Edgar
X. Moore, Frederick City.
District No. 2, Frederick, Precinct Al.
Frank Eisenhauer, Frederick City;
Edward w. Miller, Frederick
City.
District No. 2, Frederick, Precinct 5-Wil-
lard N. Garrett, Frederick City
Peter S. Notnagle, Frederick City.
District No. 2, Frederick, Precinct g.
Spencer Zimmerman, Frederick;
City; James p. Forsythe, Freder.
ich City.
District No. 2, Frederick, Precinct WIN
Lebherz, Frederick City, Edward
James, Frederick City.
! District No. 2, Frederick, Precinct g.
Thomas w. Eyler, Frederick City
Charles B. Croft. Frederick City
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1908-07-24
Mrs, Wilson to File Answer.

Mrs. Wilson admits In her an
swer that she and her husband
resided on Druid Hill avenue in
Baltimore. until July, 1899, but
denies emphatically the allega-
tons set forth by her husband.
She declares that her husband
abandoned her and treated her
with great cruelty and harshness
and that he has sought in every
way to Willy and abuse her. She
also denies that he had been faith
full and true. They were married
February 16, 1898.
Sometime ago DR.. Wilson sued
Senator Wellington for $50, 900 in
Cumberland. No declara ton s
were filed and the suit was dis
missed.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1908-07-24
Advertised Letters.

The following is a list of the
advertised letters remaining in
the Frederick City postoffice, Sat
urday, July 18th, 1908. To OBJ
tain any of these letters the ap-
plicants must call for "adver-
tised letters" If not called for
within two weeks they may be
sent TO the dead letter office:
Gen tie mems List. - VIM. S.
Brown, S. I'll. Douglas, Nathan
Feldman, r. Z. Hook, Michael
Jessup, S. j., Joseph Loye, John
Louis, Benjamin Matthews, and
Hugh Smith.
Ladies' List.-Mrs. f. Black
ford, Mrs. j. f. Booker, Mrs.
Emma Cunningham, Miss Annie
Devilbiss, Mrs. Lolita Murray
and Mrs. Nj. g. Peck.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1908-07-24
Orphans Court.

Inventories of personal prop.
erty, stocks and bonds, debts due
and current money filed in the
estate of Mary j. G. Zimmerman,
deceased.
Courts order granted to sell
stocks and bonds in the estate of
Caroline Herring. deceased
Courts order granted to sell
real estate in the estate of Car
Oline Herring, deceased.
Courts order granted to sell
stocks and bonds in the estate
of Mary j. G. Zimmerman, de-
ceased.
Letters testamentary granted
to Ida M. Montgomery, execu
trix of James |. Montgomery,
deceased.
Sale of personal property filed
in the estate of Rebecca Il. Rout-
zahn, deceased.
Sale of stocks and bonds in the
estate of Rebecca E. Routzahn,
deceased.
Courts order to sell personal
property in the estate of Edward
A. Bruner, deceased, granted
to GraysOu E. Drummer, admin
istratOr.
Letters of administration grant
ed to Thomas Schley on the es-
tate of Ellen L. Gambrill, de-
ceased.
Will of Lewis Crum admlUte d
to probate and letters tesla
mentary granted to George III.
5. Crum, executors.
Letters of guardianship granted
to Joseph w. Gayer, guardian to
Hazel |. Lighter, ct al.
The first and final account of
Frank U. Norwood, administrator
C. t. a., of Elizabeth Routzahn,
deceased, filed.
The first and final account of
Frank g. Norwood, ,administra-
tor C. t. a.. of Rebecca h. Rout.
zohn, deceased, filed.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1908-07-24
Crawford" Presented by the
Country Club.

The play "Cranford," was pre-.
sented on Monday, July Goth,
at the Country Club. Braddock
Heights, under the direction of
Mrs. Mcdaniel.
The audience was large and en-
thuSiastic The play was given
on the porch of the Club House,
which was transformed into a
small, although a complete stage.
The players showed marked dra-
matte talent. and all performed
their parts in professional style.
The audience were comfortably
seated on the lawn. Mr.. Dudley
Page was stage manager.
The cast of characters were as
follows: Miss Matilda Jenkyns.
Mrs. Henrietta S. Mcdaniel,
Miss Mary Smith, Mrs. ID. G.
Winebrener; The Honorable Mrs.
Jameson, Mrs. E. S. Eichel
berger; Lady Glenmire. sister in
law of Mrs. Jameson, Mrs. Robt.
Tyson; Mrs. FORESTER, Miss
Louise Potts; Miss Betty Barker,
Miss Charlotte NJ. Baker; Miss
Poole, Miss Grace w. Trail;
Mrs. Fltz- Adam, Miss Emily N.
Maulsby; Martha, Miss Mattie's
maid, Miss Mary A. Webb; Peter
Marmaduke Arley Jenkins, Mr..
John Francis Smith.