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The San Francisco call., 1910-03-26
CAPTIVE BALLOON
IS SHOT SKYWARD
Cable Severed by Electric Wire
Contact and Three Passen=
gers Have Flight

OAKLAND, March 25.--A captive bali.
loon containing three passengers was
released from its anchorage at Fif
teenth and Franklin streets this after
noon at o'clock, as the result of the
1000 foot cable with which it was con-
trolled coming into contact with a 1000
volt electric light wire strung along the
east side of Franklin street. The cir
cult thus formed burned both cable
and wires in two at the point of con-
tact.
After an exciting flight of-20 minutes
the three passengers in the basket es-
capped without serious injury, the only
sufferer being John Langelich, waiter
% years old, $50 Ninth street, who sus-
tanned a confusion of the right knee
The balloon landed at the upper end
of Fourth avenue. The other two pas
sengers were Fred Deckard, Is years
old, $50 Tenth street, in the employ of
the Postal telegraph company in
Broadway, and Herman Hedrick, 10
years of age, who works for the Alb
bort sign company. Fourteenth and
Webster streets.
E. H. Green, living at 1929 Adeline
street was in charge of the balloon,
which is the property of Ed Lehn-
hardt.
On previous trip the balloons cable
swung over and touched the heavily
charged wires across Franklin street
used by the Oakland gas, light and
heat company The contact was no.
ticed by l. W. Nye, a company in
spector, who notified ]. j. Gala CHER,
the city foreman. Under his direction
Nye warned NJ. Goldstein, manager of
the balloon ascensions. that accident
was more than possible and that the
cable would surely be burned. The
warning was unheeded, for another
trip was made skyward and then fol-
lowed the next and disastrous one
AS the gas escaped the bag descended
rapidly and struck the ground safely
for the occupants.
The San Francisco call., 1910-03-26
DEATHS

ADLINGToE-In this city, March %. 1a1o
David Myrick Arlington. husband of the late
Sarah c. Arlington, and father OF Mrs. Wal
ter Peace, Mrs. Walter NJ. Hcrwood and
Mrs j. s. NaIey. native of Massachy IS
aged 81 years and months.
Friends and acquaintances are resnectfn1Iv
invited TO attend the funeral services fnla =
tSaturday), March 20. 1910. at 1890 o'rJors
a. m. at the residence of Walter N fJer
wood. 1906 Grove Street, Berkeley Intermeiat
private
Hayward, Cal. March 25.
1910. William Applegarfh beloved husband 81
Nina Applegarth. and father of May Maud
and Alison Applegnrfh native of Caua,Is
aged f9 years and months.
BEcKER-In this city. March "a. 1910 lae,h.
husband of Elizabeth Becker. and father
OF Mrs. Victor Laederich of Kansas CITY. Mrs.
Charles X. Blender of San Francisco .n,l
Mrs. William Woods Of Omaha a native of
Strasshurg. Ohio. aged 6s years / months
and days.
Friends and acquaintances are respectfully
invited to attend the funeral tomorrow fSin-
day.. March %. at 2 p. m. from the chapel
of Monahan Co.. 2339 Mission street be-
tween Nineteentb and Twentieth under the
auspices of Eureka lodge No. g. Cd. H. S.
lncineration I. o. o. r. cemetery.
BEECHNER-In this city. March o. 1910. Ro-
Quina. dearly beloved daughter of Samuel
4. and Ignacia Beechner. aud loving sister of
Newton and Ynez Beechner. native of San
Francisco. aged / year 9 months and 5 days.
BELL-In this city, March "A. 1910 Jennie.
beloved daughter of John and the late Eliza
beth j. Bell and sister of Mrs. s. T.. Cricl-
ton and Charles +. Bell, native OF san Fran-
The San Francisco call., 1910-03-26
CITRUS FRUIT SHIPPERS
PAY HIGH FOR ICING CARS
Testimony Given Before Inter-
state Commerce Hearing

Los ANG ELI1S. March 25-At the
interstate commerce hearing today At
torney ]. FL. Call. for the shippers
brought out the fact that meat ship
pers westbound from Chicago and st.
Louis are allowed to ice their own cars
and the Santa Fe furnishes them the
ice at $3.50 ton. and from these points
to the Pacific coast the charge for re-
frigerators is SO a car
The citrus fruit shippers of the Pa
cific coast are not permitted to ice
their own cars, and the railroads charge
$50 car for the service.
why are shippers allowed to ice
their own cars east of the Missouri
river?" asked Call.
That's competitive proposition,
and the service is not charged for ac-
cording to its value" replied Mana ger
Leeds of the Santa Fe refrigerating
dispatch.
why isn't it?"
''You answer that; don't know
said the witness.
The San Francisco call., 1910-03-26
GOOD FRIDAY SERVICES
IN ALAMEDA CHURCHES
Catholics and Protestants Recall
the Cruoifixion

ALAMEDA, March 95.-Good Friday
was observed here with special services
in a number of the churches. In ST.
Joseph's church the mass of the pre-
sanctified was celebrated this morning
at o'clock. This afternoon and even
ing the services of the stations and Of
the cross were conducted.
In Christ Episcopal church there
were services this morning at 10 o'clock
and from noon to o'clock this after
noon. This evening the service of the
litany was conducted and a sermon de-
livered by Rev. Everett Copper.
Services We're held in the First
Methodist Episcopal church this after
noon at o'clock The services were in
charge of Rev. j. A. Van Anda- The
rau1ent of the Lords supper was
given in the First Presbyterian church
tonight. and a sermon was preached
by the pastor. Rev. Frank s. Brush.
The San Francisco call., 1910-03-26

son. 2S55 Webster street between Union and
Green Interment Hills Of Eternity ceme
terry. by 1880 a. m. train from Third and
Townsend streets Please omit flowers.
PIRoyICH-In this city. March % 1870 Kate
Piroyieh. dearly beloved wife of Joseph PRO
Wien. devoted mother of Helen PirOvich. and
devoted sister in law of Mrs. r. Topkovich.
native of Austria, aged 21 years months and
"a days.
Friends ard aequaintanees are respectfully
invited to attend the funeral tomorrow (Sun-
day, March p, 1910. at p m, from her
to the Church of the Nativity for blessing
PREFUMo-fn this city. March -. 1910 Pietro
Il. Prefumo. beloved husband OF Ada S. Pre-
fumo, a native of Genoa. Italy. aged 66 years
month and days.
o'CoNNoR-In Chico, Cal. March q. 1870
Alma wife Of DIR. Charles O'ConR0r.
.RETTNER-In the city and county hospital
March "a, 1910. Frederick Rettner, native Of
Germany. aged II years.
RoBERTS-In this city. March "a. 1910 Frank
L.. beloved husband Of May Roberts formerly
May Pewter Of Crescent City. Cali. and
father Of Josephine. Arthur and Marie Rob
5 months and 10 days. member Of Court
Eclipse No s235, A. 0. F.. of Crescent City.
Cal.
Friends and acqusintances are respectfully
invited to attend the funeral tomorrow tSun-
day.. at $50 o'clock p. M. from the funeral
parlors of Bunker & Lunt. 2666 Mission street
between Twenty y-second aud Twenty-third
mission Masonic templel. under the aus
piees of the Past Chief .Rangers, asseeistios on
the Ancient Order Of Foresters invited to
attend. Inierment Mount 0livet cemetery. By
carriage
scHIRMAN-In this city. March 25. 1910, DR.:
AIoritz Schirman, dearly beloved hqsband OF
Bertha Schirmang loving father Of Mrs Louis
Baer of annapolis. Nd. and DR.. Ralph Sehir,
man OF New York. and stepfather OF Carl
H. CFaner a native Of Schubin. GERMANY,
aged 81 years l month and 10 days
SCHwAB-In Oakland, March "a. 1910. Adelis.
beloved wife Peter Schwab and mother OF
Mrs. Eta Miller of Sacramento and William
4. Schwab. native Of Germany, aged z
years.
Friends and acquaintances respectfully
invited to attend the funeral today tSatur-
dayl March 26. 1870 at 12:45 o'clock p. m.
from the parfors of NeManus & Freeman. Sew
enth and Castro streets. thence 10 ST. Marys
church for services at ] p N Interment St
A1ary's cemetery
SIDEMAF-In this city. March 81 1910. Abra-
ham. dearly beloved husband OF Leah Side
man. and loying father Of Mrs II. Psssur,
Mrs Fred Trout Mrs B. Morgenstirn. Mrs r..
Manning Mrs. Z. Rawling and Jacob. Morris
aud Joseph Sideman native of Warsaw.
Germany. aged az years
Friends and sequaintances are respectfully
invited to attend the funeral tomorrow
tSuadayl. March q, at 10 o'clock. from the
psrlors of Theodor DierkS & Co.. 500 Devisa-
dero street corner of McAllister. Interment
Eternal Home cemetery by 11N50 a. IN. train
from Third and Townsend streets. Please
omit flowers
sTANLEY-In this city March "a 1910 Pat
rick. beloved husband Of Catherine Staniey
aud loving father OF Lizzie, Rose. Thomas
John and Maye Stanley. native of County
The San Francisco call., 1910-03-26

Meath. Ireland, sged IS years
friends and acqnafntaDces are respectfully
Invited TO attend the funeral today tSafi,r5
uayf. AZ 10 a. H. from the funeral parlors OF
samuel MeFadden & Co.. 1910 Haigit street
services. at 1880 a. m Intermenf HeIv
Cross cemetery requiem high mass will
be celebrated for the repose Of his soul. Moa-
day, at a. m, at ST Joseph's ch;lr,.f,
Friends are invited to attend.
sIoLPER-In this city. March % 1910. Angus
tus STOPPER, dearly beloved husband OF Marz
u STOPPER, and beloved father Of Florence
Herbert: Claire and Bridget StoIper native
OF Charleston. s c.. aged "A years 2 months
Friends and aequaintances are respectfuRv
invited to attend the funeral today fSa
Gsntner Brothers $40 30 sSteeIf FS@ sne psrlers ps q
tween church and Sanchez. thence TO st. Johns
enursh where services viii be held com
meneing ct IL o'clock a. m. Interment Holy
Cross cemetery. by carriage.
TORRES-Entered iuto rest in Alameda. March
=. 1910 Msnael Torres, beloved husband or
Mrs Ruth ~ Beck. Mrs Jennie j. Davis spd
Alfred l. Charles E. and Albert j. Torres =
NATIVE OF Lima, Peru. aged 81 years months
Friends and acquaintsnces are respectfulir
invited ,, to sttend the funeral today tSai-
denrs of " bis sd" ssupsSr % R1ss from the res
lyo9 Alameda near Chestnut street
thence to St JosePh's church. corner OF Chest
nut street and San Antonio avenue. for serv-
ices at 1 o'clock Interment St Maryss eeme-
tery. Oakland. Cal Please omit flowers
1AdFEhoo-ln oakland. Cal, March "A. 1910
Emanuele Traverse. dearly beloved son oF
Giovanni Traverse. and brother OF Giovanni
Traverse native OF STignanico. Italy aged
IS years months and IL days.
Friends and acquaintances are resnertfpIsv
invited to attend the funeral services Nos-
day. March % 1910. at $50 O'Clock n n,
a. Feresters' hall Thirteenth and Clay streets.
under the auspices OF Court Yerbano No
16S. +. o. A-.Remains az the parlors of Canha
4 Caporsno. Eighth and Myrtle streets Oak
land
URoUHART-In this city. March "a 1910. ed
win beloved husband Of sophie Urguhart
father OF Esther and Edwin Urquhart. son of
the late James and Louise Urquhart and
brother OF Warren. Thomas. Lorenzo. Henry
and Greer Irquhart Mrs William Johnston.
Mrs. Jennie Stetson aad the late Mrs J. LIN
ccln ard Mrs NJ Mcclellan. a native of Folly
Village. y. s. aged 80 years and months
Friends aud acquaiBtances are respectfully
invited 10 attend the funeral today fSatur-
day., At , o'clock D. M. from his late resi-
dence. So Hayes street fBterment Greenlawn
cemetery. bF electric funeral car from
Twenty eighth and Valencia streets
The San Francisco call., 1910-03-26
GAYLEY ISM DOUBT
ABOUT COEDUCATION
Subject Too Big TO Be Discussed
Without Preparation

BERKELEY, March 25.-That CO.
education was . very deep subject and
that he had not thought much about ii,
was the reply given in class by Prof.
Charles Mills Gayley. head of the de-
psrtment Of English Of the university,
when asked 10 lecture before the class
on his book. Idols OF Education"
The predominance of women teachers
IN the schools and cceducation enter
into his book, and he was asked his
opinion about them.
4 am not sure in my own mind"
continued Professor Gayley, whether
coeducstiOn Is good or bad. and ii is
too big a subject to discuss hastily. II
is one too much alive 70 be talked Of
without definite and finished opinions
about it,.
The San Francisco call., 1910-03-26
TWO LONE STUDENTS
IN GRADUATING CLASS
Medical Department of Univer=
sity Makes Meager Showing

BERKELEY, March e5.-There Will
-e q graduating class of two from the
College OF medicine OF the university in
san Francisco in May. Last year Miss
Marian 0sgoOd Hooker and :. r. Long
Jr we're the only junior students. and
they have both returned to college for
--@duatiOn-
Thex viii be the only students from
the affiliated colleges department al
though a number Of students viii COM
pIete the course OF the Los Angeles
medical school. which is affiliated with
The university.
For the last two years the senior
courses of the medical department have
been attended by the two students. At
one time when Miss Hooker was i'll
Long and his professors held informal
sessions
Miss Hooker has. since returned and.
having completed her back work, VIII
graduate with the class IA May.
The San Francisco call., 1910-03-26
MILLIONAIRES WILL
PIPEOII TOARlzONA
sz5,OOO,OOO Company Formed
at Bakersfield to Construct
the Long Line

BAKERSFIELD. March 25.-The Ari-
iona pipeline company, a SIS, 600. 900
concern with headquarters in Bakers
field. filed articles of incorporation
with the county Clerk here today The
directors are:
r. l. Doheny. Norman Bridge, w. T.
stewart, L. ". Andrews, T. a. O'Don-
nell = w Morsehead, i. p. st. Clair.
j. : Perrance, C. A. Canfeld, ]. 1T
Danzlser and Charles Wellborn.
The corporation brings Together n -
head mem in the Union oil comnany
the American oil fields company. the
PRODUCERS transportation COMPANY and
the Independent sales agency of Kern
county and Coalinga. The line will
carry Oil to Arizona
The San Francisco call., 1910-03-26
GALEN CLARK TO REST
IN YOSEMITE VALLEY
Arrangements for Funeral Are
Dependent on the Snow

OAKLAND. March 25.=GaIen Clark
patriarch of the Yosemite valley. who
passed away last night at the home
of his daughter Mrs. Elvira Lee, OF
2I6 Eleventh street. viii be buried in
grave that he prepared for himself in
the valley he loved. But. inssmuch as
the Yosemite is still partly in the grip
Of the snow. ii is not known in Oak
land as yet when the funeral will take
place. Word was sent TO his friends
in the valley today. asking about con-
d.tions there. and until a reply is OBJ
tained no arrangements viii be made
al to interments
The San Francisco call., 1910-03-26
RAD Roy CONSIGNED TO
THE GEORGE JR. REPUBLIC
Refused Readmission at lone
Because of IncorrigibiIity

OAKLAND. March 25.-Eugene Grif-
fin, an incorrigible boy whose future
has been a puzzle TO the authorities
ever since he ran away from the Pres
ton school OF Industry at lone, was
placed on probation for 10 years today
bv Judge Brown, with the understand
ing that he would be sent TO the
George Junior republic at Chino. Griffin
was refused admission by the authori-
ties at lone, because they said that
he would exercise a bad influence over
the other boys. He tried to shoot the
military instructor when the latter cap
tured him He has pleaded guilty to
number of petty crimes.
The San Francisco call., 1910-03-26
RUSH THlSD DIVORCE,
HUBBY TELLS WIFE
Woman Complains of Extreme
Cruelty and Boast That AM
other Desired Her Place

OAKLAND, March 25.-"Rush this di-
vorce as wife No. 3 is waiting for me
i'm salt Lake City" was the retort of
carroll r Hickey on receiving his
1gffe's announcement that she was go
irg TO get legal separation from
ufr1. according to Mrs Hickey's story.
Size brought suit for divorce against
him today on the ground of extreme
cruelty.
MIS-. Hickey said that her husband
was = wealthy man. but she did not
- know how he made his money. He told
ner. however, that he made $1,000 a
month They were married in 1907,
Hickey having had one wife before
lie accused her frequently, Mrs.
Hickey declared, of having other low
ors and Of going with them to gilded
cafes and drinking there, all of which,
9Irs. Hickey said, was untrue. Also,
O said he caused her much mental
anguish by telling her that she was a
homely woman and that he did not
know why he had married her. Mrs
Hickey said that she would be satisfied
with 500 q month out Of her husbands
income
CRUELTY CHARGES DENIED
Fred II. Patterson filed an answer to
the divorce suit begun q few days ago
NN ms N4LC ndNlEIaAE III NlAAI4 AAS
said that his wife had the bad example
u another divorced woman and her
bad counsel when she began her suit.
This woman. Patterson said, told his
wife that she was having a fine time
with the sac month the court allowed
1ler. as she could spend il without any
marital responsibilities Patterson de-
MED the allegations of cruelty made
against him by his wife.
- r Marriott, son of the publisher
II 4 san Francisco weekly, testified
that he had given his father a bin of
sale or his automobile business when
JudEe Ellsworth questioned him as to
why he could not pay his wife, Julia
Bacon Marriott, alimony OF 500 q
month.
VT ST PROVE INCOME BY BOOKS
Marriott proved a very reluctant wit
ness. He was ordered to bring his
books into court next Friday.
Robert c. Bruchmann manager Of the
Pacific typewriter company of San
Francisco. said that his business paid
rim only 500 a month and that he was
unable 70 pay his wife ST5 month as
she demanded He said that he was
giving her s60 month and living on
$50. lie was ordered to bring his
books into court next Friday.
The following -insi DEGREES of divorce
were granted today: Katie l. Forres-
ter against Abraham Forester, deser-
tion. Mamie Duarte against Antoine
Duarte, cesertion.
The San Francisco call., 1910-03-26
Marriage Licenses

The following marriage licenses wara ,ssroa
IN San Francisco Friday. March % 1910:
BAIRD-ScHRIyER- o. Baird. 30 III
san Jose ave-, and L. Claire Schrirer, 25,
HERI1H H1-o' 'BRIEN-Patrick Herlihy. os.
.s.Dl twenty -hrst St. and Elizabeth o. 'Briep
p. 2973 Washington st. 80,
lAGoM MARSINo-AHERN-Si IaSomarsino.
rs Twenty ninth ave-, and Elizabeth
Ahern, 10, pa Green ST
-JACoBsEN-Roland !. white .,
Missoula. Mont, and Mamie Jacobsen, %. I43
Buena Vista ave =
The San Francisco call., 1910-03-26
WASHINGTON SANANT
TO LECTURE STUDENTS

BERKELEY. March 25.-Prof. Mitch
eli Carroll Of the George Washington
university OF Washington will give
lecture next Tuesday afternoon at 4
O'Clock in California hall on Activities
and Excavations of the Archaeological
Institute ana the Schools under the
auspices OF the San Francisco archaeo-
logical society.
The San Francisco call., 1910-03-26
MiIlionaires to Build Line

Los ANGELES, March 25-A nine
line for carrying oil. approximately 700
miles in length, will be built bv the
California Arizona pipe line company
winch was incorpora ted in BakersfieId
TO-DAY. The pipe line viii extend from
the Kern county oil field to fbe ni,,,,,e :.
center of Arizona, with numerous Ia
erals "a
The San Francisco call., 1910-03-26
WOMEN STUDENTS PLAN
TO RAISE CLUBHOUSE FUND
Vaudeville Show to Be Given at
Stanford University
I SGD Dispalch b The Canl |

STANFORD UNIVERSITY. March %.
In order 10 swell the fund for the con-
structl0n Of a woman's clubhouse a
campaign for the erection Of which has
been vigorously conducted among the
women of the university since the re-
cent meeting for the raising of funds
for the Stanford union among the men,
the Cap and Gown society, the senior
women's honor organization. is to give
a vaudeville show the evening of the
intercollegiate track meet
The San Francisco call., 1910-03-26
COUNCIL TURNS DOWN
INCINERAT0R PROJECT
KistIer 6 Sloane Crematory
Does Not Fulfill Conditions

BERKELEY, March 25.-On report
of Galloway and Markwart the city.
council this morning turned down
plan for the erection of an incinerator
in this city by Kistier & Sloane, as it
does not fulfill the conditions imposed
by the council.
The San Francisco engineers were
awarded $50. for their services.
on the motion of Commissioner C.
Hof. head of the department of pub
lie health and safety, the resignation
of Lon Bush as special officer was
accepted
The San Francisco call., 1910-03-26
COUPLE MARRY AND
SURPRISE MANY FRIENDS
[Seeeiol Dispatch 10 The Call

SANTA ROSA, March 25.-A wedding
which will surprise their many friends
was that of Miss Estelle Ward and
Alton Pecham here today. The event
was to have taken place next month.
but when the engagement was an
nounced this morning in the local press
the young people secured a license.
went to the home of minister and
were married.
The San Francisco call., 1910-03-26
BIRTHS
MARRIAGES

LEWIS-In this city, March "a, 1910. 10 the
wife of Marshall Lewis. son.
The San Francisco call., 1910-03-26

SHAPIRO-WEISS-In this city. March tx
1910. by the Rev. Dr. B. NJ Kaplan Sam
uel Shapiro and Leonora Weiss.
The San Francisco call., 1910-03-26

Use Shasta in siphons. nothing lost,
good for health at little cost
Los Angeles herald., 1910-10-05

York-White satin with overdresses OF
rainbow chiffon, with imported mar
quisette tunic embroidered in gold,
silver and cut jet, with an exquisite
fringe of the cut Jet; pearls.
Mrs. H. H. Parsons of Detroit-Pale
blue satin covered with princess rose
point lace and sleeves and bodice OF
crystals and turquoise, trimmings OF
black velvet and blue satin; diamonds
Mrs. P. c. Kaufman of Tacoma
White lace over pale blue satin.
Mrs. Stoddard Jess--White satin
covered with yellow chiffon heavily
embroidered with gold and lace.
Mrs. Ed Roberts of San Bernardlno-
White satin veiled with chiffon, trim
med with duchess lace, a tunic OF
black beaded net with hobbled train
bordered with black fur.
Mrs. w. H. Holliday-Sapphire net
over pink messaline, with sapphire
tunic bordered with fringe; bodice
embroidered in sapphires; diamonds
and sapphires.
Miss Ollie May Wilson-Pink SILK
covered with white chiffon yelled by
an overdress of opal pink; pearls.
Mrs. Meredith P. Snyder-White sat
In covered with duchess lace.
Mrs, Clarence De Camp-White lace
over white satin, with diamonds and
pearls.
Mrs. Edward L. Doheny-An i'm
ported gown of white duchess satin
draped with net and cut trridescent
crystal beads which reflected all the
colors of the rainbow; jewels, pearls
diamonds and emeralds.
Mrs. w. c. Patterson-Gray net ana
lace over satin trimmed with whlte
honiton lace and spangles; diamonds.
Mrs. Joseph D. acknowledgements
satin covered with chiffon, bodice
trimmed with cut crystal; the skirt
trimmed with cut crystal; diamonds.
Mrs. O. M. Souden-Copenhagen blue
silk chiffon velvet covered with lace,
tunic trimmed with sable.
Mrs. F. M. Douglas-Cream net over
cream satin and trimmed with lace.
Mrs. Motley H. Flint-Canary col
ored satin covered with shaded mar
quisette, and carried q shower OF
orchids.
Mrs. Russell ]. Waters-Pink silk
tissue over pink satin; corals.
Mrs. Arthur ]. Waters-Pink silk.
Mrs. William Richards-Blue satin
covered with chiffon the same color.
Mrs. j. e. Fishburn-Pale blue silk
trimmed with gold lace.
Mrs Boyle Workman-Pink crepe
over beaded net trimmed with tiny
pink and red roses and duchess lace.
Mrs. T. e. Newlin-Black spangled
net over blue satin.
Miss Helen Newlin-Pink chiffon
over pink satin.
Miss Emily Newlin-White Brussels
net over yellow satin trimmed with
pink rosebuds.
Miss Little of Whittier-Rose colored
chiffon over rose-colored satin with
crystal trimmings.
Mrs. William w. Woods-Irish cro-
chet lace over white liberty satin.
Mrs. Philip Kitchin-Pale blue chif-
fon over blue satin.
Mrs. w. +. Callender-Pink satin,
with overdress of iridescent chiffon,
pearls.
Mrs. Newman Essicks-Embroidere
cream colored satin trimmed with yell
low panne velvet; orchids.
Mrs. Jay Spence-Pale blue marqui-
sette over blue messaline trimmed with
lace and Persian embroidery.
Mrs. Charles M. Brown-Black lace
over black messaline satin.
Mrs. Oliver C. Bryant-Black chan
tilly over white satin, with silver
spangled net; diamonds and pearls.
Mrs. Frederick William Eldridge-
Pale green satin with chiffon over
dress heavily embroidered in silver.