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The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1909-05-31
Summer Program for Fleet.

The program of the summer exer-
cises Of the Atlantic fleet was made
public at the Navy Department yes
terday. The schedule calls for the as
sembling of the sixteen battleships IN
Hampton roads as soon after June Is
as practicable. The vessels are now
Continued on Page Ten.1
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1909-05-31
Coal for Navy

Contracts have been let by the Navy
Department for the transportation of
The San Francisco call., 1909-06-24
HONORS MEMORY OF
LATE CITY ARCHITECT
Board of Education Names
School for Newton j. Tharp

IN memory Of the late city architect.
the board Of education yesterday y
passed a resolution that the CONNER
ciaI school shall be known hereafter
as the Newton J. Tharp commercial
school The resolution was proposed
by directors oliver and Hayden and
received unanimous concurrence
Bids on lumber 10 be supplied for
the next year to the school department
were rejected because they were con-
sfdred too high New bids will be re-
ceived Monday. June % Frank FIgone
received the contract for carrying away
the garbage from the schools.
Because OF acts Of vandalism. GStIfn
Blakely OF 2l15 Buchanan street was
suspended as a pupil from the Poly
tecnic school. and for the same reason
Milton Lee OF 3IG7 Washington street
was suspended from the Grant school.
Recomm mendation was made 10 the
building committee or the board Of
supervisors that & lot south Of Green
wich street. I37 Z feet west OF Kearny
street. be purchased to afford more
space for the Garfield school Leaves
OF absence were granted to J. J. Nc
TieEnzu OF the Polytechnic high school
and Marie G. Klein OF the Garfield
school
The city and county board of ex-
animation yesterday. recommended to
the board Of education that teachers
certificates be granted as follows. High
school certificates. Miss Annie J. Glib
ney. Miss Julia Lee; grammar school
certificates. Miss Rofena c. May (now
Mrs. R G. Scott). Miss Louise R.
Bramptou. Miss Florence z. Manning
and Miss Elizabeth N. Golden: perma-
uent certificates in grammar schools,
Miss EIoIs D. Harrison Mrs Eugene
C. Harrison. Miss Lucy NJ Fritz. Miss
Alice L Marsh. Miss Mary F. Mooney,
Miss Mary c. Dwyer. Miss Ella B. Tay-
Tor Miss Alice Chalmers and Miss Alice
3. DigEs. special certificates. Miss
Sarah A. Langdou. George :. NITehIing.
Mrs Mary D. McGIa6e aad Franklin K
Barrhel The following certificates
were recommended for renewal. Mrs
:. J. Mann. c. W. Mark, Mrs Eugene
c. Harrison Miss Adeline NJ Loehr in
high school branches. Miss Annie Sill
verberg. Miss Mabel A Leary. Miss
Rachel s Harris and Miss Lillian Nc
Eibben in grammar school classes and
Miss Josephine ArRer special
The San Francisco call., 1909-06-24
LEAVES LEGACTES TO
HIS MANY RELATIVES
Will OF Bernard SchweitZer Is
Filed for Probate

The viii OF Bernhard Schweitzer- the
cattle owner and meat packer who
died June Is. 1908. leaving an estate
worth about s1.da0.001 was fled for
probate yesterday.
Sehwsitzsr left the bulk OF his es-
tate TO his widow, Rebecca Schweitzer.
25l4 Pacific avenue and 10 his four
daughters, Lillian Guggenhime, 2Zs7
Laguna street. Cora s EoshIand $500
Washington street; George B. Ehrman,
2240 Pacific avenue, and Helen :.
SeifeI. New York.
The will makes the following spe-
cffic baquests. To Fannie Branden-
stein, Sophie Goldsmith. Sarah Patek
and Caroline Einsteen sisters $500
each; to Edna Abeuheirn and FIore
Brandeustefn. uieceS, $4,000 each to
CIotiIIa Frank Simon and Josephine
Einstein. nieces, $1,000 each: to Ed
ward Abenheim. London Eng, $4,000 !.
to Henrietta Miller OF San Francisco
a sister-fn-lsw. $1,000: TO a large num-
Der Of grandchildren. $1,000 each. and
TO the Pacific Hebrew orphan asylum,
$1,000.
OF the remainder Of the estate
half is given To the widow and the
remaining half divided equally among
the four daughters The estate con-
sists largely OF ranches and cattle in
Mendocino and Tulare counties and OF
realty in San Francisco
The San Francisco call., 1909-06-24
PROMINENT JAPANESE
COMING AS DELEGATES
Baron Shibusawa and B. Naka-
no TO Be With Businessmen

MatsUzo NagaL acting consul gen
eraI Of Japan, yesterday received in
formation from the foreign ofT7ce OF
his government confirming the dis
patches from Tokyo TO the effect that
Baron SAibusaWa and 3. Nskano would
be members OF the delegation OF
japanese businessmen TO visit the
United states
Baron Feiichf ShibusaWa born in
IS40. IS the nestor Of japanese busi-
ness circles He visited Europe IN
1858 with a IOkugawa prince and was
appointed 10 a high place IN the treas
ury 6SCz blishmelL OF the imperial gov
erument, but resigned IN 1873 10 de-
vote his life TO the business eduea tfou
Of the people Of japan He founded the
nrsC bank and was a pioneer OF the
national banking system OF 1873 He
has been president and director Of q
large number OF business companies.
He was chairman OF the Tokyo cham
Der Of commerce from its Inauguration
until 19a5 when he resigned on ac-
count OF III health He has Travelled
much and was elevated 70 the peera ge
in recognition OF his immense services
10 the country
Buyei Nakzno IS president OF the
chamber OF commerce Of Tokyo He
was for many years director Of the
Tokyo trsmway company. and has
has been recently elected 70 the presi-
deucy Of the Tokyo stock exchange
He also served a term in the house Of
parHament-from 1900 10 1902
The San Francisco call., 1909-06-24
MAN MOST HARDY
OF ALL ANIMALS
Human Being Can and Does
Sustain More Abuse Than
Any Other Creature
Stomach Man" Experiences
Extraordinary Popularity
in San Francisco

Extraordinary success has attended
the young Cooper stomach man in
san Francisco. All day yesterday
constant stream OF humanity flowed
to zna fro at the Owl drug store in
the PheIan building where he has
been meeting the people OF San Fran
cisco for more than two months Dur
ing most Of the day it was almost
impossible 10 get within speaking dis
tanee Of him, but he paused a moment
for an Interview. He said.
People have been in 10 see me to-
day who have been suffering from all
kinds OF ailments for years without
knowing what was the matter with
themselves. ike to meet these per
sons. for the chances are that after e
person has doctered for liver trouble.
kidney disease, asthma. nervous pros
trat tf0u. constipation. chronic heada che
or other diseases he viii find when
he looks for the root Of it all that he
was suffering from stomach trouble
Man is the hardest of all the ami
mails. He can abuse his body more
and does abuse his body more than
animal can go higher in the air and
farther into the earth than any other
living thing Man can go farther
north into the utmost extremes OF
temperature and can endure better the
intense heat Of the Iorrid zones than
any animal
In the same way man can stuff
himself with food in way that would
kill any other creature. That is the
trouble with ali these people in San
Francisco. They eat too much rich
food and do not take exercise The
stomach gets overloaded, won't work
and the whole intricate machinery OF
the body gets cIogged up. All kinds
OF diseases follow
Ny method Of treatment is TO treat
the stomach directly and tone up sthe
whole system at the same time The
preparation which I have been intro
ducing in San Francisco is purely
vegetable and absolutely contains no
narcotics or habit forming drugs"
One Of CoOpers callers yesterday
was Mrs. Catherine Dixon of 81 Cook
street Interviewed she said:
I suffered from eatarrh OF the
stomach for Il years I had kidney
and liver trouble and before met
this stomach man tried everything
I had ever heard Of without result.
and many physicians said my case was
absolutely hopeless I heard of the
Cooper. treatment and though skeptfcaI
I tried It and began TO feel immediate
relief After taking the full treat
ment am well woman and give all
credit to this Young man
The San Francisco call., 1909-06-24
OFFICIALS WILL OBEY
THE MAYORS MANDATE
Auditor, Treasurer and Tax Coll
Iector Keep Offices Open

The Offices OF the auditor. treasurer
and tax collector viii be open for bust
ness today. despite the fact that a bond
issue election IS oD. The officials con
cerued promised Mayor Taylor yester-
day that such would be the case The
mayor said so with a pleasant smile
and II Is understood that he couteu-
plates no disciplinary measures for the
closing up OF these three Offices
Tuesday
DR.. Taylor addressed q terse little
note OF inquiry yesterday TO the off,
Gals concerned. asking. By what au-
thorfty Of law was the (such and such)
Office closed Tuesday,
Assistant Auditor Mathewson said
yesterday that be with his chief still
held that they were right in closing
and that Tuesday was a 'municfpa
holiday" but for the convenience OF
the public the Office would be kept
opeu Thursday as moving would
necessitate closing the first OF the
week
The San Francisco call., 1909-06-24
RISKS AND PREMIUMS

Eire Risks PreuIams
Vet amount oc RISKS
written during the
year .------,.--.-.s sssi 10. SIS "a I'll ss5.4 Al
ezptred during the
year so. 81, $50 4 20 7-5f %
Ner amount IN force
Decsuher 81. 1905 ia sS4 422l ses sss -
The San Francisco call., 1909-06-24
North British & Mercantile
Insurance Company

lF LONDON AND EDTSBURGH. ENGLAND,
ca the 51st dav Of December. a D 1905. and
Tor the EeaE ending on that day PUBLISHED
pursuant 70 me Prozisiccs ot Section ST Se
the Political Code and compiled from me
mai statement fled with the Insurance Com
missioner % the state sf California
The San Francisco call., 1909-06-24
WANTS DAMAGES FROM
THE RELIEF CORPORATION
Mary Ross, Elected From Refu.
gee Shack, Files Suit

Mary Ross. who was forced to va
cate a refugee shack ar 30 South Thir-
teeath street, Lobos square, June %.
1903. brought suit yesterday against
the Red Cross and relief funds and
Harry r Bogart, an official Of the cor
poratIon- claiming $1,000 damages
She asserts that she was brutaIfy at
tackled and driven out Of her house
that the building was wrecked and
effects were all thrown NSt
This occasioned a mental and nervous
shock from which Mary Ross says
she has not yet recovered
The San Francisco call., 1909-06-24
NEGRO WHO SERVED WITH
ADMIRAL FARRAGUT DIES
Survivor of Bloody Mobile Bay
Fight Succambs
rSsecial Dispatch to The Call

VALLEJO. June z3.-WIIliam Muir
ply. the only coIored man who had the
distinction of serving with Admiral
Farragut on his flagship in the famous
battle of Mobile bay, is dead at the
Veterans home at YountvilIe. where ne
has made his home for the last year.
Murphy served through the war with
special distinction and received specfs
conmendatiOn for his bravery in sew
eraI bloody naval engagements
Previous to his entering the home he
was employed in the Mare island navv
yard fot q quarter of q century.
The San Francisco call., 1909-06-24

Only want IL known that I shall win
the wager with Mss Beverley. who is
= good pedestrian, but in my class she
lacks experience
Ambrose Marshall Miller Jo- rhe 8
year old son OF the blue mouse. VIII
be able. when he grows Up. 10 see
himself as even his adoring mother
saw Efu- She has had made film of
moving pictures taken Of the young
ster IN action. one Of which has been
reproduced herewith Mrs Miller. who
Is Elsa Ryan on the stage gets com
fort when stage work takes her away
from her boy. by getting moving pic
Lure theaters 70 run the reel IN for her
special benefit after closing time
The Van Ness mana cement says that
never in the history OF the house-even
when ir was the Columbia theater in
Powell street. has there been 50 heavy
4 demand for seats as that which Is
piEug up 70 greet The Merry Widow
The seat sale doe not open until the
first day Of July and SO no telephone
Or other orders for reservations are
being taken. It viii be case Of first
come, first served" they say.
The San Francisco call., 1909-06-24

L G. RICHARDS
Marazer. e s. Branch
Subscribed ana sworn to before ne this 5sh
DAY of January 1903. EDWIN 2 CORET
cc Deeds fur CalIfaraia IN Sew
York-
The San Francisco call., 1909-06-24

JOHN Nee ANDERSON
Resident Secretary
IL Pine Street
San FrzneIsco, Cal.
The San Francisco call., 1909-06-24
UNITED STATES BRANCH

STATEMENT
OF TIE CONDITIONS AND AEFAIRs OF TIE
The San Francisco call., 1909-06-24

Lcsses incurrsd dz-iag ths year-----. 500 rs u
C. h FRANKLIS. z s Maaaxsr-
zr,urrsbe6 and sworn ID hef8re ne. rnis 5ts
dzT q FehrIaEJ. 1868
EDWIN g. MAREs
EOta-y Puslle. Kings county. Ssv TsrE
Evening star., 1909-03-14
Superf|uOuS Hair,

There are many treatments advertised in the
newspapers for the removal OF superfueus hair
but there is little offered 10y the manufa acturers
OF these preparations In the way of substantial
evidence of their worth. This is not the case
with the well known method DeMiracle Or
Starbuck. the prominent physician, says: After
thoroughly testing DeNiiracle I'm my practice
can say that feel justified 10 making the asser-
tiOn that 1t is the only successful method ~
removing objec ctionable growths Of hair from any
portion OF the body. 1t does the work promptly,
II is ceanly method and does not injure the
most delicate skin. nor does Ii cause the slight
est pain even on the most sensitive portions of
the body. ! can heartily indorse DeMiracle and
recommend its use
Ii DeMiracle were not the best preparation in
the world for the removal Of supcrfous hair We
could not get the Endorsements OF many prom
nent physicians. surgeons. rmatologists, meI-
cal journals and magazines.
DeMiraclc mailed. sealed In plain wrapper.
fer Sl.O0. Your money back without question
red tape, il II fails To do all that is claimed
for 1t. Booklet free I'm plain sealed envelope by
the DeMiracie Chemical Co.. Desk g. 1909 Park
Ave-. New York For sale by w. :. Thompson
Pharmacy. S! kann, Sons L. Co. and all ga
stores.
Evening star., 1909-03-14

Mrs. John B. Watkins, and DR.. Berkley
H. Martin of WesthamptOn.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Smith have re-
turned to their home in Beverly. Mass,
after visit to Mr.. and Mrs. Charles H.
Callahan.
Mrs. c. A. Graves and Mrs. S. E. Sny-
der OF Scranton Pa, are the guests OF
Mrs. H. L. Ramey on South Alfred street.
Miss Estella Nichols and Miss Nellie
Nichols of Purcellville. Va, were the
guests recently of Mrs. Nails, 911 Duke
street.
Mrs. William Winston OF New York is
visiting Mrs Spencer on South st. Asaph
street
Mr. and Mrs Samuel Bendheim left
Monday for a trip TO New York.
Mr. Gilbert Baker has returned to his
home in DanviIe after visit to his
brother, Mr.. Herbert Baker, in this city.
Mr. Edgar Warfeld has returned from
visit to Mr.. and Mrs. y. Nj. Mooers in
Richmond
Mr. Harry Robinson has returned to
his home in Sheffield, Ala, after visit
to his parents, Mr. and Mrs. John T.
Robinson, on South Fairfax street.
Miss Helen Gibson Of Upperville is vis-
iting relatives in town.
Mr. r. D. Rodgers has returned from
Fairfax county, where he spent the past
few months.
Mrs. Philip Harrison of New York and
Mrs. David Shelby Davis of Chicago are
visiting Mr. and Mrs Albert Smoot, 6O7
Cameron street.
Miss Flossie Falsom Riley has returned
no her home In Roanoke after a visit
to Miss Leona Sullivan.
Mr.. ]. Leslie McCuen Of this city and
Mr. l.. B. Frank of the Theological Sem
| mary left Monday for visit to Rich
mond and the south.
Mrs. John Merrihew of Philadelphia and
Miss Fannie MatIack of Wilmington. Del,
are visiting Mrs. Charles y. Marshall.
Mrs Maggie Thayer and son OF Oak
land. Md, are visiting Mrs. George w.
Keys, a12 Duke street.
Messrs. r. d. Brumbach and Henry
O'Bannon Cooper have returned from a
short trip to Cuba.
Miss Mary Cheatwood of Lynchburg is
visiting Miss Mamie Lindsey on Braddock
Heights.
Mrs. Laura Lamberton Of Oil City Pa,
is the guest of Mrs. j. Marriott Hill on
Prince street.
Mr.. Thurman Cary Of AIS South Lee
street was given delightful surprise
party by large number of his young
friends Wednesday evening.
Mr.. James p. Niche of Charlottesville
is on visit to friends in town..
Mr.. Luther Garner and Miss Lena
Burchell of King George county were
married Wednesday afternoon in this city
by Rev. w. +. Watson of the First Bap
tist Church.
Mrs. Kate Moore and Mrs. Morgan
Moore, who have been visiting Miss Con-
stance Boush on North Washington
street, left Monday for Mount Jackson.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hugh Todd. who have
been visiting Mr.. Todd's mot ther, Mrs.
Frank S. Harper. have returned to their
home in St Louis.
Evening star., 1909-03-14
WARRENToN SOCIETY.
Special Correspondence Of The Star.

WARRENTON, Va, March Il, 1909.
The Warrenton Hunt Club met Thurs
day afternoon at Mr.. keIlyS gate and
ran across to Clifton. the country seat
of Maj. r. Il. Barry, and through Oak
wood and finished at the home of Mr..
Hayes Being a typical hunting day.
many of the candidates for the Point
TO Point were Out. as a portion of the
drag ran over the Point to Point" coun-
try. Mr.. Percy Evans hunted the hounds,
acting as master, and among those who
participated were Mrs. +. \. r. Portman,
ON Dragon; Mrs. l.. Labouisse, ON Peri
winkle; w r. Wilburon, on DIR. Hens
worth: Mr.. James ID. Hall. on Miss Man
ming: Mr. Dion Kerr. on Conjecture; Mr..
George Il. Stone, on Cantankerous: Mr..
William S. Sewers, on Justine; Mr.. b.
Thyson on Graytop; Mr.. Fleet Gallo
way on Jack Spratt, and w +. Jen-
nings, on Valiant. After the drag Miss
Lena Hayes gave tea at her country
home. her guests being Mrs. Billy Hayes.
Miss Hubble. Mrs. j. Z. Evans Miss
Lucy Stone. Mrs. f. A B. Portman, mss
liaydon and Miss Landon Hicks.
Mrs. Lucien Keith gave a tea at her
home Culpeper street Thursday even
ing in honor of Miss Fanny VAIN of Phil
adelphia. Among those present were Mr.
and Mrs. Edward Barker, Mrs. Gwynn
Thompson, Mrs. Scott Carter. Mrs. Ash
croft. Misses s. Marshall, Josephine John
Evening star., 1909-03-14
Ricbnlono Society.
ecial Correspondence of The Star.


RICHMOND, Va, March Is, 1909.
Mrs. Swanson is in town again. and
she and Gov. Swanson have just accepted
an invitation from Justice Henry Jones
and other members of the committee of
arrangements to be, guests of honor at
Warwick Courthouse. Va, when the
monument erected by the citizens of the
county as a memorial to the soldiers of
the Confederacy from that community
will be unveiled: The ceremonies will
take place in the latter part of Nav and
the occasion is to be a notable one in the
history of the peninsula, both in respect
to the crowd that will be brought to-
gether and the program of exercises. in
which Gov. and Mrs Swanson will take
part.
The daily Lenten round of the smart set
in Richmond prescribes a promenade up
Franklin street when afternoon services
at the different churches are over and a
call at the Girls Club tearoom. estab-
lished for March. The nattiest girls of
the city. in bewitching little muslin
aprons and cherry-colored ribbons. offici-
ate as mattresses. and the most attract
i've of young matrOns add the requisite
touch Of chaperonage. Pink and white in
roses and carnations are the decorations
by preference, symbolizing the rose white
youth of the young hostesses Among
those serving today and yesterday are
Misses Gertrude Camm, Nellie Tompkins,
Mabel Walker, Nellie Boykin Della
Tompkins. Gabrielle Page, Maud Morgan.
Caroline Gordon Rennolds, Bessie Wat
kins, Evelyn Gordon, Helen Lathrop.
Barbara Trgg. Mary Butler. Posie Mere
dith. Nan Lindsey, Katherine Hawes,
Frances Myers, Edith Taylor. Elsie In
gram and Lucy Ford Wortham.
Miss Natalie Clewes of New York who
has been visiting Miss Ella Buck on West
Franklin street, was entertained this
week at a luncheon given in Westmore-
land Club. Covers were laid for six,
those present being Miss Buck, Miss
Clewes, Miss Roberta Smith. Mr. God
win Boykn, Mr.. Robert q. Cabell and Mr.
Gordon Smith. Mrs. Buck and Miss Buck
will leave after Easter for their country
home, Rose Hill. in Albemarle county,
where they will give series of house par
ties during the late spring and summer.
Miss Buck was leader in the debutante
group Of the past winter.
Miss Helen Eichelberger, daughter Of
Evening star., 1909-03-14

Beverley Chichester. at Elvon. on the
Judge and Mrs. Frederick Fl. Henry of
Cleveland, Ohio, are the guests of Mr..
and Mrs Edward Nichols, at their home
on the western suburbs of Leesburg.
Judge Henry is the judge of the circuit
court Of appeals in Ohio.
Miss Lille Mullen left Friday for a
ten-day trip to New York city.
Mr.. A. NJ Worcester of Cincinnati,
Ohio. was the guest last week OF the
Misses Elgin at their suburban home.
Mr.. Worcester is fatherin-law of Mr..
William Elgin, formerly of Lessburg.
Mrs. Harry Beuchler returned Tuesday
from a fortnight's visit to her, relatives
in Baltimore.
Miss Hetty Scott Perry of Charlottes-
vile. Va. is visiting her sister. Mrs.
John Aldridge Gibson.
Mrs Charles r Clagett OF Washington
will be the guest of her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. 8. S. Lutz, during the early part
of next week.
Mr.. W w. Nixon OF New York was
the guest of his sister, Miss Florence
Nixon, last week.
Miss Laura Thomas of Iowa is the guest
of Mrs. Lee G.. Caviness on King street.
Miss Carrie Beans of Waterford. this
county, Is visiting friends in Washington.
Miss Mary Lynch of Round Hill. this
county was. the guest of Mrs. w. w.
Chamblin during the past week.
Misses Mary and Flossie Wolford were
the guests of Miss Leila B. Hough of
Washington last week.
Miss Jessie Franklin, who has been
spending some time in Leesburg left
Thursday for visit to friends in Rock
vile, Md.
Misses Mary Hutchinson and Mary
Louise Scales were the guests of relatives
in Washington last week.
Miss Brodus of Warrenton Va. has
been visiting Miss Maria Copeland of
Round HILL this county.
Mr.. and Mrs. w F. Agate of Washing
ton. D. c.. are spending some time at the
LeeSburg Inn.
Evening star., 1909-03-14
Little Ones Perish In Fire.

PARkERSBURG. w. Va, March 13-
fire OF an unknown origin. at Norman
town Gilmer county, destroyed a dwell
ing in which two small children were
consumed The house was that of Gran
vile Miller and of the children burned
to death one was two years old. the other
four weeks. The mother and another
child left the two children to go to the
hcme of a neighbor. some little distance
away, and when they returned found the
home in ashes and the two little ones
dead
Evening star., 1909-03-14
SOCIETY.
e ontinned from Fourth PageO


retary Ahrmedt of the Persian legation at
Washington.
Nr. Edwa ard o. EdmondstOn has been
called to East Liverpool, Ohio, by the
serious illness of his son, Richard l..
Edmondston, who has blood poisoning.
A chapter of Royal Arch MasonS has
been organized at kenSington, this
county, with the following officers: High
priest DR.. George II. Wright; king.
William f. Birgfeld; scribe. Herbert
Wright.
The first work of the new organization
was done last evening when five candi-
dates were given the mark degree by the
officers of the Rockville chapter.
Earlier in the evening Mr.. Brainard HI.
Warner entertained at supper the Rock
vile visitors and several of his kensnS
ton friends, his guests including DR..
George f. Lewis, James X. Allen. DR..
William l.. Lewis, Samuel f. Eastburn.
Hege, W. r. Pumphrey jr. Winfred
Beck, George H. Lamar. Joseph Reading.
Harry Cunningham, Dr. George II. Wright
and J. w. Townsend.
Mrs. James II. Offutt entert aimed the
Jamestown Womans Club at its regular
biweekly meeting this afternoon. An
interesting program was rendered. follow
ing which refreshments were served.
Mrs William Dorsey and Miss Ethel
Lyddane visited friends in Washington
during the week.