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Los Angeles herald., 1908-12-12
Henev to Go East

WASHINGTON, Dec. 11.-President
Roosevelt has received word that
Francis j. Heney, the San Francisco
graft" prosecutor, will be able to come
east in January and keep engagements
to make speeches before reform clubs
In a large number of cities between
San Francisco and New York. Mr..
Heney will confer with the president.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-12-12
Plans Made for Charity

RIVERSIDE, Dec. ia meeting of
the charities committee was held last
evening in the mayors office and plans
discussed for organized charity work
during the winter. AS now planned,
the mayor will appoint a canvasser to
solicit funds for the Associated Char
tiles, and it is expected $1,000 or more
will be raised in this manner. A mass
meeting has been called for December
IS at 7:45 p. m. in Y. M. C. A. hall,
when plans will be perfected for the
winters charity work.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-12-12
Three Workmen Injured

SALT LAKE CITY, Utah, Dec. IL
Three workmen injured by the explo-
sion of missed hole" in the West
ern Pacific tunnel at Shafter, New,
arrived on q special train this morning.
They were taken to st. Marks hospital.
The train also carried the body of
Pat Ford, who died en- route. The
wounded are badly mangled. One has
lost the sight of both eyes and each
of the Others will lose at least one eye.
Their names are James G. Davidson,
Frank Klemper and j. G, Shea.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-12-12
RACE TIP CASE WILL
BE HEARD ON APPEAL

The case of the city against Sylvester
Saal will be heard on appeal from a
decision of the police court by Judge
Jamison of the superior court today.
Saal was arrested June 6, charged
with disseminating information con-
tanned in a San Francisco paper con-
corning a form chart and the horses
running at Emeryville June 4, in vio-
lation OF a provision of the city ordin-
ances. A demurrer to the complaint
in which Saars attorney contended
the complaint was not direct, that the
police court had no jurisdiction, and
that the ordinance was unconstitu-
tional, was sustained by Justice Cham
bers September 26. Ten days later
Guy Eddie, then assistant prosecuting
attorney, appealed.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-12-12
COACH GoRToN OFFERS
PRIZES TO RUNNERS

Coach Gorton of Occidental college
has offered a cup to the class that
scores the most points in the next two
cross-country runs at the Presbyterian
institution, the first fifteen men cross
ing the tape scoring in the order that
they finish. BY this method the coach
expects to increase the interest in the
long grind, and eventually produce
some good distance men, which the
college is woefully in need of at pres
ent. 1t is expected that over a hundred
men will enter the event.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-12-12
ATTELL MATCHED FOR
FIGHT CHRISTMAS DAY

4 NEW ORLEANS, Dec. IL !
!. "Abe" Attell and "Biz" Mackey !
]. have been matched to box here !
\ before the Southern Athletic !
\ club Christmas night. The fight !
X is to be for ten rounds to deci- !
!. sion, the men to weigh 122 pounds !
\ at ringside. =
Los Angeles herald., 1908-12-12
Fined for Selling Liquor

RIVERSIDE, Dec. 11.-Thomas Blake,
manager of the Mission pharmacy at
Arlington, has been fined $125 by Re-
corder French for illegal liquor selling.
Blake pleaded guilty to the charge and
paid his fine There are two more
charges against him, which the re-
corder says will be prosecuted unless
Illegal dispensing is stopped.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-12-12
wall KNOWN Printer III

SACRAMENTO, Dec. ia. C. Fran
cisco, one of the Oldest compositors IN
the state printing office, and well
known on the coast in typographical
circles, was stricken with paralysis at
noon today and tonight is reported IN
a critical condition. He is son or
a former supervisor and prominent
capitalist of Los Angeles. where he
formerly resided.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-12-12
Yields Knife in Fight

Frederic Bertrand, proprietor of a
saloon at S31 Sast First street, was cut
in fight with Frederick Kramer, bet
ter known as "One-eyed Kern" in
front of his saloon at $3.50 o'clock last
night.
Kramer was arrested an hour later
at 937 East First street and booked at
the central station on a charge of as
sault.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-12-12
carnenter Sues Railway

Henry Beck, carpenter, filed suit
against the Pacific Electric Halfway
company in the superior court yester-
day for damages of $12.OOO on account III
of injuries received when a car on
which he was working April 19 was
started. he claims, without warning.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-12-12
Accent Ellot's RESIGNATION

CAMBRIDGE, Mass, Dec. lin ae-
cepting with reluctance the resigna-
ton of President Charles W. Eliot, the
overseers of Harvard college have
placed on record resolution of adj
miration and esteem
Los Angeles herald., 1908-12-12
coal Minors, Strike Broken

VALPARAISO. Chile, Dec. 1.-THE
strike which broke out in the coal mines
a week ago came to an end today, and
work has been resumed. The move
ment was put down by troops, who
overwhelmed the rioters and arrested
their leaders.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-12-12

Good Only on Date of issue
newspaper,

yu1Hs coupon entities the bearer Free Admission to
the at 4Ss South spring S'Iee' %
tween the hours Of and 9 o'clock p M
presented than the at the bottom o. Herald in writ
BRACKET SHOWS guaranteed 70 IDffCA-
Brackett to be HIGH Class % The Herald policy
TIONAL in This 4 keeping nrs.
morbid horrors or MsradI city
Its Angeles
prohibits children less than fourteen an older
terIng amusement unless accompane" W $50 $500
Saturday December IL, 1908
Los Angeles herald., 1908-12-12

California souvenir calendars. Xmas cards
sanborn, Vail & Co., 434 and 1877 5. Bdway
Los Angeles herald., 1908-12-12

Poker sets, chess, dominoes, playing cards,
sanbOrn, Vail & Co., 434 and 7S7 8. Bdway.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-12-12

THIS FILM WAS PRODUCED FROM THE
BEST AND MOST COMPLETE ORIGINAL
Los Angeles herald., 1908-01-05
To See "Kate Shannon

Gertrude Nelson Andrews new plav.
Kate shannon" to be produced at the
Auditorium tomorrow night for the first
time OH any stage, promises to call out
record-breakng house.
Among those who are planning to en-
terrain friends at this time are Mrs
Florence Collins Porter, president of the
California federation of women's clubs,
who will give a box party in honor of
Robert Wilcox and Mrs, Ella Wheeler
Wilcox. Other guests; Mr. and Mrs.
| George Drake Rudy. Or. and Mrs. Josiah
Evans Cowles, Mr.. and Mrs. r. j. Wat
ers, Mrs. Felix c. Howes, Mrs. Philip G.
Hubert, Mrs. Clara w. Cries.
Mrs. Drusilla Daily will give a large
theater party in honor of Governor and
Mrs. LaGrange of the Soldiers home.
Miss Helene McCntcheon will be hastess
in honor of Mrs. L. l.. Hibbard. presl-
dent of the Ruslin club. other guests
being Mrs. G. L. Hutchinson, Mrs. w.
H. Bradley, Mrs. c. J. Flower and Mrs.
| ]. II. McCutcheon.
| MI and Mrs. William Hamilton Cline
are entertaining in honor of Mr.. and
Mrs. f. j. Owenhouse and their daugh-
ter Miss Rosalind Owenhouse, of Boze-
man. Mont Other guests will be Mrs
W. w. D. Turner, Dr. H. Gordon Bay
less, Capt c. w. Jargstorff, Charles D.
| Pike.
One theater party will include Mr.. and
Mrs William ii. Cole, Mr. and Mrs
Charles F. Lummis. Mr.. and Mrs Hec-
tor Alliet, Mr.. and Mrs. William Wendt
Senator and Mrs. Stephen w. Dorsey
Mrs Bigelow and Mrs. Idah Meacham
| Strowbridge,
! Mrs Mary Clover will have as guest
of honor Madame Kempton. Other guests
will be MIS- W. @. Cole and Harry Cole
Los Angeles herald., 1908-01-05
Brldes Quests of Honor

Mrs. Wesley NJ. Barr and Mrs. Preston
Mckinney were guests Of honor yester-
day afternoon at o daintily appointed
Kensington given by Miss Bessie Beatty
at her home, 429 West Avenue Fifty-four.
70 meet the two young women Miss
Beatty had invited about twenty friends,
and the long living room with It's great
fireplace, was fragrant with the breath
of violets. which were used in profusion.
The young women invited to meet Mrs.
Barr and Mrs. Mckinney included Mrs.
William Bennett. Mrs. John Won Blaum,
Mrs A. d. George, Mrs. Curtis Mann,
Miss Ruth Comfort Mitchell, Miss Doro-
thy Perry-Jones, Miss Ethelyn Harrison,
Miss Vera Brooke. Miss Elsa Palmer,
Miss Miriam Palmer, Miss Emma Smith,
Miss Bertha Smith, Miss Fairy Means.
Miss Ethel Dolson, Miss Holly Clampett,
Miss Lillian Keys, Miss Mabel Gressman,
Miss Anna Powers, Miss Mabel Tucker.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-01-05
SCHOOL NOTES
Rrownsberaer Alumni Association

RroWnsberger Alumni Association
The regular monthly meeting of the
Brownsberger Alumni association was
held Friday evening with an enthusiastic
attendance. After the regular business
had been transacted the meeting resolved
itself into general committee fpr dis
cussion OF plans for the association dur
ing the coming year, as at the next regu-
lar meeting, which will be held February
Z, the annual election of officers will take
place. 1t is anticipated that there viii be
a lively contest between the members who
aspire TO the respective offices.
The general committee very thoroughly
discussed present conditions and ways
and means for advancing the beneficial
work of tho association 1t was finally
decided and the attendance present was
divided, by voluntary choice into four
committees, namely. educational, social,
parliamentary and dramatic A chair
man was appointed to lead each commit
tee and tho work will begin Immediately,
the social committee to give Its first ex
hibition at the March meeting, at which
time installation of the new officers will
take place.
Al the meeting in February, after the
election of officers, the heads of the four
committees will outline tile work to be
undertaken.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-01-05
Annual New Years Dance

One of the prettiest of the holiday
events was the annual New Years eve
dance given at the Cumnock School OF
Expression. Members of the intermediate
class, expression department, were host
esses.
Cumpoek hall was in holiday attire,
holly, greenery and Christmas bells in
great profusion forming the decorations.
Fires blazed In the tireplaces. and at
midnight the new year was welcomed
with an eld-fashioned Virginia reel. after
which several leap year" dances were
INDUCED in The pupils and their friends
to the number of about 200 were present.
The hostesses were Mrs. Esther Allen
and the Misses Ethel Bryan, Pauline
Busch. Rochelle u, Buhrer, Harriet Can
dee, Lucille Culver, Abigale Haines.
Laura King, Mary Stevens Emily Stand
lee, Jessalyn Van Trump, leila Wood.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-01-05
FortnluI1tIy Club

The Garvanza Fortnightly club met at
the home of Mrs. s. w. Green, 300 North
Avenue Sixty-three, New Years eve
Darkened rooms greeted the guests, a
witch met them at the door, anothes
grasped their hands at the foot of the
stairs, weird faces met them at every
turn, and from boiling caldroa presided
over in the den by another witch good
or evil fortunes were foretold for the COM
ing year.
An enjoyable program was rendered,
refreshments served and the good time
prolonged until the old year of 1907 had
passed into history ant. the company had
greeted the new year. The hostess was
assisted In receiving and entertaining by
Mrs. William Cady and Mrs. Walter
Judson.
The next meeting will be held at the
home of DR.. Lolfse Rcter and Miss Mary
Foy will speak on the Southwestern mu-
scum.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-01-05
Engagement Announcement

OF interest to a wide circle of friends
Ia the announcement of the engagement
OF Miss Florence Spaulding Porter,
daughter of Mrs. Florence Collins Porter,
and Willis Norton Blood which was
made Friday afternoon by Mrs, Porter
at card party given at her home, TN
glenook Cottage" in South Pasadena,
The occasion was also compliment to
Mrs, Porter's niece and house guest,
Miss Vetma Oak of Bangor, Me.
Mrs. Porter was assisted In receiving
by her sister, Mrs. G. w. Cries, and Mrs.
M. p. Hacker of Fort Fairfield. Me.
Los Angeles and Pasadena friends
hidden to the affair were Mesdames
John Shank 1r., Norman Marsh, William
Shoebottom, Velveiee d. Mcdonald, Har-
ley Packer. Sutton, Frank Vale, II. M
Ross. Cahrlton Brain of New York, NJ. e.
Hacker of Fort Fairfield, Me-; Laura
IIaines, Devices, r. w. avery, Clara w
Greis; Misses Lucy Blood. Lillian Blood
Los Angeles herald., 1908-01-05
Stanford Cardinal

Nearly $50 young men and women raised
the Stanford penants In the City of the
Angels yesterday ana gave the Stanford
songs and yells. Nearly one hundred
young women who own allegiance to the
cardinal gathered in the banquet room Of
the Women's club house on Figusroa
street at noon for their annual luncheon.
while at the same time fifty Stanford
men sat down to the monthly luncheon OF
the club at the Lankershim.
AZ the Lankershim headquarters an
elaborate luncheon was enjoyed, and the
old Stanford men met the undergraduates
who are down from the university for the
holiday vacation and were guests OF the
former students at this time. OF course
red carnations were used for table decor
atoms.
At the Women's club house ninety girls
surrounded the carnation declked tables
in the banquet room, and the walls were
hung with posters and college pennanta,
The place cards were red folders with a
big embossed ''E'' on the outside, and the
program was written on the inside. The
young men paid the girls the pretty COM
plifnent Of sending them big bouquet
Los Angeles herald., 1908-01-05
For Mrs. Mccoy

Among the pretty affairs of yesterday
was the violet luncheon given by Mrs
Frank e. Walsh at her home, 4oS South
Alyarado street in compliment to Mrs
William NJ Mccoy, who has just come
to this city bride, and also for Mrs
Fred Harvey of San Francisco, who, will
her husband, Is visiting her aunt, Mrs
Charles w. Fish of Union avenue.
Covers were laid for Mesdames John G
Mccoy, Charles w, Fish, w. II. Bart
lett, Lanier Bartlett and Miss Mathiide
Bartlett.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Mccoy, who
were wooded in Newton Center, Mass.
october "a, and who returned Christmas
eve from their wedding journey. are
staying with Mr. McCoy's parents, DR.
and Mrs. John c. Mccoy, at II Barnard
park. DIR. and Mrs. Mccoy will receive
for their son and his bride, at their
home, the evenings Of January 16 and IT,
Mrs. Lanier Bartlett is entertaining al
dinner for Mr.. and Mrs. Mccoy Saturday
evening.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-01-05
COMPLIMENTARY Luncheon

Miss Elizabeth and Miss Florence Wood
daughters Of Mr. and Mrs. @. Modin
Wood, OF 20 st. James park, entertained
with a daintily appointed luncheon Fri
day afternoon in compliment to Miss
Elizabeth Hicks, who is home from
school for the holidays.
Delicate pink carnations and maiden
hair ferns were combined with pale PINK
gibbons for the table decorations and
the souvenirs we're clusters of carna-
lions, to which bonbons were tied with
pink ribbons.
Beside Miss Hicks guests were the
Misses Botsford. Ella Cate, Bertha Pills
bury, Saliie Mcfarland, Norma Haupt
Katherine Ramsey, Hazel Parker. Helen
Los Angeles herald., 1908-01-05

Of red carnations, which were received
while the banquet was in progress.
Toasts, the first letters of which spelled
the word Stanford" included Songs 3"
Traditions, Athletics, New Year
Greeting" Freshmen, ourselves"
"Roble" and New Directors" and re-
sponses were given by the president. Miss
Helen North; the secretary, Miss Lou
Ward. and the Misses Julia Mathews,
Lucy Howell. Susan Carpenter, Helen SAL
ishury, Edna Web and Rose Smith. Miss
North was toastmlsTess.
The occasion was the date for the an
nuai election, which resulted in Miss
Helen Salisbury being chosen to fill the
Office of president for the coming year,
and Miss Susan Barnwell that of secre-
tary-treasurer.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-01-05

throughout the house In the decorations.
Members of the faculty and their friends
were present as special guests. Patron
esses were Mrs. George r. Bovard,
Mrs. A. b. Armstrong and Mrs. A. J.
Wallace. Among the members Of the
sorority who assisted We're Miss Mar
guerite Pratt, Miss Grace Nuffer, Miss
Genevieve Buchanan, Miss Cassie Hazard
Miss Lora Robinson, Miss Frances
Mitchell, Miss Pearl Russell, Miss Net
tie Chamiee Miss Hazel Hill, Miss Ethel
Hogan, Miss Olive Sullivan and Miss
Mabel Vale.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-01-05

Hilbert, Anderson, Luce, Helen Boise,
Katherine Harding, Fay Pendleton, Ey'
elyn Alexander, Mary e. Fish of Boston,
Florence Parmalee and Clara Parmalee.
The young people have many friends "a
wish them happiness. Miss Porter, a
charming girl, is thu daughter of one OF
the best known club and newspaper
women In Southern California. MIR Blood
is the son of Mrs. o. w. Blood of Girard
street, formerly of Topeka, Kas. He Is
fine young man and well known IN
business circles in the city, occupying the
position of manager with the Southern
California Credit Co.
No date has been set for the wedding
Los Angeles herald., 1908-01-05
NobIe.Peck

Miss Adeline M. Peck and Walter NJ.
Noble were married Tuesday evening at
$50 o'clock at the First Congrega tional
church. Rev. Warren T.. Day officiating.
The bride was attended by Miss Mary
Noble and Miss Lillian Wagner as BRIDES
maids. Little Elizabeth Palmer assisted
as flower girl, Master William Palmer
carried the ring and Earl C. Peck. brother
of the bride, attended the groom. Follow
ing the ceremony a reception was held
at the home Of the brides parents. Judge
and Mrs. Wilfred Peck, 22S South Union
avenue. At the conclusion OF brief we'd
ding trip Mr. and Mrs. Noble will be at
home at 1913 Winfield street.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-01-05
PI Beta Phi

Resident members Of the Los Angeles
Alumni club of ri Beta Phis and visit
ing members of tho sorority were guests
of Mrs. j. c. Ferrall, 900 South Union
avenue, Thursday at cookie shine
The sorority flowers, pink carnations
We're used in abundance ABOUT the rooms
and after an elaborate luncheon a mu.
steal program was given by some Of the
guests.
Among those who We're present TO enjoy
Mrs. FerraIs hospitality were Mines
Florence Sigler Carver. L. c. Conger, w
c. Lewis. Charles f. Snider, Harriet Will
liams Meyers, Gray. Burton Beck, Msse,
Bertha Snider, Grace IL. Brewster Faith
Nash, Ethel L. Norton, Isabelle NJ Ham.
iltOD
Los Angeles herald., 1908-01-05
Of to Europe

Mr.. and Mrs. T. NJ. Barrows of 14l3
New Hampshire street are starting Tues
day for an extended European trip, to be
preceded by visit to points in the mid
die west and on the Atlantic coast. They
plan to visit Grea. Britain, France
Switzerland, Germany and Austria, and
will go to Egypt from the south of
France. via, the Mediterranean. Their re-
turn to Los Angeles will not take place
before July or August. Mr.. Barrows has
been for twenty years connected with
the Los Angeles postoffice service.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-01-05
Dominant Club Tea

Miss Eva Frances Pike was at home tc
the Dominant club yesterday afternoon al
her Sixteenth street home, entertaining
with taa. Miss Laura Emery assisted
her aunt in receiving
Mrs. Katherine Kimball Forrest was in
charge of the program, which was rem
dered by Miss Ina Goodwin of Pasadena
and Miss Beresford Jay.
The guests were served at three tables
where Mrs. Ada Marsh Cline, Mrs
Charles Walton and Miss Bertha Wilbur
presided. Miss Winston also assisted In
the dining room. There were about forty
tve present to enjoy Miss Pixies hospi-
talitY.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-01-05
Packer.Gunnino

Miss Ruby Elizabeth Cunning and
Frederick L. Packer were married yes
terday morning at 1880 at the summer
home of the BRIDES parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. David Cunning, corner OF Andalusia
and Rialto streets, Venice, Rev. MIR.
Pasco of the Ocean Park Methodist
church officiating. The Cunning rest
dence in Los Angeles is at 1864 West
Twenty-fourth street.
Mr.. and Mrs. Packer are in Santa Bar
bara for ten days stay, after which
they will be at home at the PercivaI
apartments on South Hill street.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-01-05

Mr.. and Mrs. Alleson Barlow of 7o5
West Thirtieth street entertained with
dancing party New Years eve for their
daughters. Miss Edna and Miss Nav
belle. who are home from Stanford for
the holidays, and for Miss Helen Mon
roe Of Omaha, who is a student at Stan.
ford and is a guest at the Barlow home
during the Christmas vacation. The
guests numbered about fifty.
The three young women will leave for
Stanford tomorrow.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-01-05
Patronesses for oIee Club

Patronesses for the entertainment 70 DC
given at Simpson Auditorium Tuesday
evening by the California Glee club viii
be Mesdames Charles e. Anthony, John
v. Posey. j. Ross Clark. Samuel Has
kins, Hugh L. Macneil, Fielding j. Still
son, Thomas e. Newlin, Ernest A. Bry-
ant, Robert p. Sherman, Fred II. Bixby
Frank Coulter, T. w. Mckinley, Harold
H. Braly. William Burke. Benjamin Har-
wood, Leslie r. Hewitt, Henry w O'Mei'
veny, and Miss Mary o. Foy.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-01-05
chiIdren's Christmas Party

The Hollywood Children's Dancing class
and friends were entertained by Miss Co
rella with holiday party.
Beside the usual dancing, the 100 chill
dren present enjoyed many unique Ger
man figures, and a confetti battle.
Tho programs and favors were red and
in bell shape The hall decorations were
oil paper boughs, holly and red Christmas
bells.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-01-05

white serge. trimmed with white pSnne
velvet, and carried a shower of white
carnations. She was attended by Miss
Minnie e. Brookmeyer. who wore blue
nuns yelling. Standing with the groom
was his brother, Charles Evans Mrs. II.
S. Carroll rendered the bridal chorus
from Lohengrin for the entrance of the
bridal party.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-01-05


events of the coming week will be
Ii the Twelfth Night party for which
Miss Dorothy Perry-Jones has issued in
vitations. the "doings" to be held at the
home of Mr.. adj Mrs. John w. Mitchell
on the corner of First street and YER
mont avenue. The guests are promised
an Informal evening OF fun, with every
thing in the line OF games and frolic
that belong to the season.
Mrs Guy Cochran's tea Monday after
noon. already announced is for Mrs. j.
l. Sabn and Miss sabin Of San Francisco
who are passing the winter in Los An
geles. and will be large affair.
Mrs. MILFORD c. Lewis is entertaining
Tuesday afternoon at her home, 1897 RoX-
bury street, with a tea for Mrs. Wesley
M. Barr, who has recently come a bride
TO Los Angeles.
And Tuesday evening is the date for the
Bachelors ball, which will undoubtedly
eclipse in brillancy anything yet given
by the young men.
So the week opens with gay promise OF
all sorts of merry gatherings, and every
where people are bidding each other a
glad and happy. New Year.
For Miss Phillips
Mrs Randall Hutchinson was hostess
yesterday afternoon at a musicale given
at her Menlo avenue home In compli-
ment 10 Miss Mary r. Phillips of Boston,
who arrived New Years eve TO be the
guest of her brother, I. W. Phillips of
22i5 Harvard boulevard, for several
months, and also in compliment to Mrs.
John II. Quinton, who has Just returned
10 the city after an absence of several
years Miss Phillips has made name
in the literary world as an author and
illustrator and is a woman OF most
interesting personality.
Mrs. Hutchinscn's home is constructed
on the central hall plan, and all the
rooms on the lower floor were thrown to-
gether into a charming auditorium, and
here a choice program of classical music
was rendered by the Fuhrer string quar-
tet Refreshments were served later in
the rooms upstairs, and all over the
house a striking decorative effect had
been secured by The use of profusion of
flaming poinsettias, palms and ferns.
Mrs. Hutchinson was assisted in re-
eeiving by Mre. Jesse Waterman, Mrs.
!. K. Fishburn, Mrs. William Hawley,
Mrs. Herbert Lar gmuir, lately of New
York, and Mics Jessie Anthony
Invited guests We're Mesdames NJ. f.
strohm, George McCauley, Edwin s.
Rowley. Henry Albers. A Fl. Conger,
Belle Widner, w, a, Dennis, ]. B. Lip
pencott Herman Kerckhoff, Davis Rich
ardson. Jared Hixon, T. w. Sloan, w. j.
Chichester Wheeden Gray, Albert B.
Smith, Stoop, Frank Sutton, Clarence
Haydock. J. W. Kemp Henderson Hay
ward, Milton Hammond. Roland, Hitch
cock, +. c. Hubert, Berthold Barueh, B.
II, Cass, NJ. Z. Evans r. B. Burns, e. r,
Bradley, 7. w. Phillips. S. M. Goddard.
Seeley w. Mudd. George Bittinger and
A r. Zimmerman.