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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-02-28
CONCENTRATE CONSERVATIVES.
Steps Recently Taken by the Board OF
Estimate

Sters toward the ultimate concentration
Of all New York City's consumplVe pa
tents in one hospital were taken recently
by the Board of Estimate. The board re-
fused an appropriation of $4,000 asked for
The consIlmptives stationed in paviions on
North Brother Island
The board appointed Health Commits
sioner I.ederle. Charities Commissioner
Drr1mmond and DR.. John w. Brannan. head
of the Bellevue and Allied Hospitals
committee TO consider plans for tire pro
nosod concentration Of consumptives in a
single institution.
II is asserted that the plan viii save the
city A large amount OF expense annually.
The board has been inspecting the property
near Otisvillc. Orange County, where
new sanatorium is to be erected The resi-
dents Of that section object strenuously to
the erection of tuberculosis hospital
there and an organization of the people is
10 be formed.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-02-28
DRAGNET FOR AUTOS
Bronr Police Busy Looking for
Speeders.

A red taxicab occupied by three men and
u chauffeur. Joseph Bogatta, OF No. 302
East l54th street. knocked down an old
newsman at the Manhattan entrance to the
Williamsburg Bridge yesterday and then
crashed into the side of the subway en-
trance at Essex and Delaney streets. All
the glass in the machine was broken and
the men were badly cut.
The chauffeur was arrested on complaint
of the victim OF the accident, Harry Simon
of No. 40 Forsyth street. and charged with
assault Bogatta was paroied In the Gus
tody of his counsel by Magistrate Corrigan
in the Essex Market court to await the re-
suit of Sinlon's injuries. The man was
badly bruised, but DR.. Carr, of Gouverneur
Hospital. who attended him and the three
men who were riding in the taXicab said
that his chances for recovery were good
Six automobiists, tempted by the baImy
air of yesterday morning. fell into the
clutches of patrolmen In The Bronx who
were out TO get speeders, and were ar
raigned in the Morrsania court before II
o'clock Magistrate Butts held the prison
ers in s10o0 bail each for trial. Among
them was the chauffeur for the foreman of
the present grand jury, Robert A. c. Smith.
president of the American Mail Steamship
Company, of No. 100 Broadway.
Sergeant Nerney, who made the arrest,
said the chauffeur, Richard A. Leighton. of
No 2l43 Broadway, was going thirty miles
an hour In Boston Road. Mr.. Smith gave
his house, No. IL West I'D street, as bail
for his chauffeur. His wife and two Pom
eranian dogs were in the car when its
course to his summer home at Greenwich,
Conn, was halted by Nerney
Mr.. Smith was a member of q commit ee
of citizens appointed by ex-Police Commits
sioner McAdoo to recommend patrolmen for
promotion to the rank OF sergeant One of
his recommendations was for the promo
ton of Nerney. Their first meeting since
then was yesterday.
Another prisoner was Samuel Hinkly. q
brother-in-law of Attorney General Wick
ersham. Mr. Hinkiy. who is a real estate
dealer and lives at No. 1S6 East 61st street
was charged with going twenty-five miles
an hour in Jerome avenue. He was accom-
panied by his daughter. Cornelius w. Clark,
a friend of Mr.. Hinkly, gave his house No
194 East S6th street as bail.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-02-28
HEINZE ACTION DUE.
Grand Jury Expected to Make
Report T0-daU.

The federal grand jury is likely to
bring in to-day, it is said. another in
dictment against F. Augustus Heinze.
whose trial viii be held next Thursday,
which was the date set last month, when
there was only one Indictment under
which he could he tried
The trial on Thursday. however, will
be not only on the old indictment, but
also on the new one, if one should be
brought III to-day.
The conspiracy indictment against
HeinZe was held up on a motion to quash.
and the present one is two years old. 1t
charges Heinze with having made i loan
to himself of S4590Go on insufficient Sc
curity and with overcertifying sixteen
checks drawn on the loan. This loan is
said to have been made really to Otto
Heinze & Co. Mr.. Heinze gave his note
with collateral for il.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-02-28
MINERAL SPRING PRICES ASKED
Preliminary Step to Creation Of Sara
toga Reservation

Saratoga Springs. y. V, Feb. 27.-The
mineral spring owners and business men
Of this village were asked to-day by the
commissioners appointed under authority
OF an act passed by the Legislature last
year TO submit prices for which the entire
mineral water tract may be bought. This
action is taken as preliminary step
toward the purchase by the state of all
the mineral springs and the creation here
of q state reservation. The figures Will be
submitted al meeting OF the commission
March -.
The commission also notified the officials
OF the village that the purchase by the
state is contingent on Saratoga raising
s2J0,eel 10 be expended in conjunction with
the state appropriation of 100000 made last
year. 4 special election has been called
for early IN April TO consider an issue of
s2J0.0o1 in bonds by the village. TO be de-
voted 10 this purpose.
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STORAGE

LINCOLN SAFE DEPOSIT COMPANY.
s. ~ East i2nd st. +5-j5 East tlSt ST.
NEW YORK.
To Mrs Is. r. Appeby. Charles August BOas.
Mr.. J. NJ. Is. GatOpin. NJ. Wm- Garner Sr, o.
wife Anna Garner. MI. charles Il Cejssen-
hainer. Mrs. Charles Gibson. Mrs Ksse TAYLOR
tSrannis. Mr.. John Lloyd, Mr.. Abbott TOring.
Mrs. Irene MCCoach. Mrs. NJ \ McCord. Mrs
G.. y. Mcdonald. Mrs. r. MaSttnsli. Mrs G.
Matheson. Mr. Mrs y. T Mellis fMrs. T..
g.. Mr. William H. Morrcil Mr.. Mrs. W. F..
MulIigan. ORciliy's Storage Warehouse Com
pany. for r. r Grant: Mt c. Watt Tripp. Mr..
T. h Ncrmilya William \. WaFuoCk. Execu-
tor for Estate Of :. NJ Warncck. Henry l.
Washburn and Mrs. r. Wills You hereby
notified that. the storage being due and the
time for payment OF this Company's lien there
for upon the property hereinafter described
having expired. and due notice thereof having
been given You. this Company will cause such
property. to wit. household goods. personal
effects and merchandise. stored BY you In us
warehouses and corr silver storage vaults to b..
sold at public auction. according to the statute
IN such cases made and provided. at the auc-
tiou rooms of George : Merle, Ne. 1a5 East
l@1th street, New York city. on Tuesday.
March 18th. 1910. at 10 o'clock \ NJ
LINCOLN SAFE DEPOSIT COMPANY
WILLIAM j. MURPHY, Secretary and Treas
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CITATIONS,

THE PEOPLE OF THE STATE OF NEW
york by the grace OF God. free and indie
Dendent TO Josephine H Russell. Eleanor Rus
seII Scott Josephine Russell Eddy. Marie T.
RusseII Cornelia H Hughes Henry IT.
Hughes. Albert B. Hilton indiy idually and IS
Executor of the Last VIII and Ies,aliT,t %
Hattie Is. Hilton. deceased; Helen Hilton
story Albert b Hilton. Jr-. Vincent X Hilton
Dorothy ". Hilton. individually and as txeCu-
trix of the Last VIII and Testament % ed
ward 3 Hilton. deceased; Ellen n Hilton.
Edna F Hilton, James II Hickey. as General
1.t,a~4ian of the Estate OF Helen Hilton story;
.be Mercantile Trust Company. a. Gepersi
.T.-iia, OF the Estate of Albert r Hilton.
" and az General Guardian Of the Estate n,
Vincent K Hilton: the Central Trust company
of New York General Guardian OF Ellen y
IJfrton and as General Guardian OF Edna r
uiiton and 70 all persons interested IN the
estate Of Henry Hilton. late OF the County %
~ york deceased. creditors. lesatsss
49, - tin or otherwise, send greeting;
Won and each OF you are hereby cited and
required personally to De ahd appsax -, o. '' a
o,r surrogate OF the county OF New YORK az
ths Surrogates' Court of said County. held az
TIE Hail Of Records. in the county or New
work On the 9Th day OF April. 1910 az hsif-
80 zen o'clock in the forenoon of that day
~ snd there 10 attend judicial settlement
- ,he account OF proceedings of Horace Rus
OF - udu-a-d d Harris as Executors %
and trustees under the last WIN ana IHsts
men- OF said deceased and such or YOU as are
irab,C tod "a are under the age OF twenty
one ears are required to appear by your
Guardian IL YOU have one. OF l. you nave none.
90 a az tbs tent % YOUR neglect failure 20
do So a guardian viii ne appolnted oy We
Surrogate to represent and act for you IN the
pF proc tnstin,onv whereof we have caused the
seal OF the Surrogates' Court or me said
County of New York 20 be hereunI'
Erseal.1 afTxed witness. Hon Abner e:
Thomas Surrogate OF our ss,i
counts al the county of New York the md
dsI 81 Februare. in the year OF our Lord one
DANIEL ]. DOWDNET.
Clerk Of the Surrogates Court
JAMES s DARCY. Attorney for Executors.
ESQ Broadway. New York City
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have been issued:
ARMY.
Lieutenant Colonel WILLIAM LAsSITbR: 4th
Infantry on arrival of his regiment in United
states will proceed with Sd Battalion 20 Fort
Captain JOSEPH G CASHIER, quartermaster
from Honolulu to Fort Mcdowell. assistant
10 constructing Quartermaster. vice Captain
LpoN B. KRoMER. who will continue as
quartermaSter Of Fort TT McDow ", nj.
trict OF Columbia National Guard, from gar
rison school. Fort Myer
airy assume charge construction work Fort
Myer relieving Captain FRANK B. Ed
WARDS quartermaster
Captain RALPH HARRISON. 9TH Cavalry. de
tailed in quartermasters department; 70
Philadelphia March 81. as assistant depot
First lieutenant GEORGE f. KUMPE ID In
Francisco March II, vice First Lieutenant
JAMES e. ABBOTT. signal corps. in charge
of signal corps general supply depot at Fort
First Lieutenant SYLVESTER G. LoRING, 18th
Infantry, 10 home. preparatory TO retirement
from active service.
First Lieutenant JOHN H, READ. Jr;, Sd cav
airy report in person to commanding officer
Fort Keogh remount depot, as his assistant
First Lieutenant ALLDN J. GREER, from 9TH to
First lieutenant JOHN F. FRANKLIN. from
18th 10 18th Infantry
Second Lieutenant GEORGE b. GLOVER, Jr.,
from 21st 20 10Th Infantry.
First Lieutenant RICHMOND SMITH, from 18th
First Lieutenant IRA A. SMITH. from 18th to
Infantry in Philippines.
First lieutenant WILMOT A DANIEISON.
coast artillery from I26th Company to
assigned list. TO commanding officer. artillery
district OF Puget Sound for staff duty.
Leaves OF absence: Captain EDWARD NJ
sHINKLE. ordnance department. two
months from June !; Captain ARTHUR s.
t,OWAN signal corps and First Lieutenant
EDWARD A; KEYEs. 18th C ,,9a,I two
months; First Lieutenant SYLVESTER {.
LORING. 18th Infantry. TO April g.
NAVY
and
TO temporary duty. Bureau of Steam Engi-
Lieutenant Commander L. r. POLLOCK. de
tached the Maryland: to navy Fa'o Marc
Lieutenant ]. F. GREEN. orders to the Colorado
rientemant ". \. JEFFERs. detached the New
orleans HON" " aT scHo oIas1F detached
charge recruiting station Bunaio 10 '"7
, ,o., Hs~ D''e a. cRENsHAw., orders TO navy
ard Mare Island revoked. a.. p,ss,o.
Ensign s y, MKINNEf' de'a'n'' '''
home avn FTRLoNG. to naval hospital
Surgeon eoa,op r.
,oz1uENrS OF WARSHIPS-The fol-
,r,ina movements of vessels have been
.o-,ed 10 the Navy Department:
ARRIVED.
o. The Colorado the Pennsylvania. the
south Dakota and the Glacier. at Mare Isl
and Light
t-eb o5-The Eagle. al Guantanamo.
SAILED.
te4b o4-The Colorado. the pennsylTsnis the
sn,,tb Dakota and the Glacier, from San
f-ranrIsco for Mare Island Light
,rh Wirhtean Will leave Hampton Roads on
'ie uarrh q for Guantanamo Bay. to Join the
Atlantic feet ,,,,,, -, , o.,
~, s-@w York from philadelphia April ] for
Inc 80. station 10 relieve the Charleston as
aanshtn Of Asiatic fleet. The Charleston viii
,tsn ,,roreed 10 navy yard. Puget Sound
NJ, Snurb Carolina Will leave PHILADELPHIA
Inc ,.apnh 4, for the West Indies on Shaking
Gnwn'. cruise. and will return north about
Inc middle Of April
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eoaecIosIl6E SALES.

sTpPrME COURT COUNTY OF NEW YORK,
-Twenty-third Ward BanK 60 ., e;insberx and
o'd dn nnrs,,snr. Of a Judgment Of foreciosnrs
I'll spin HI made and entered in the aoovs
entitled action and bearing date tne ~ psf.rs.
o. October 1909 l. the und ,;5 .sI a. paoc sue
ton at thu Exchange Saiesroom; Nson,,tf,n'
civ Of Sew YORK on the 18th day Of NoyeinosI,;
1903. IL o'clock noon on that Gay, ,,Dssrtsd XIV
sa,,f fn,snIent 70 b. Sold and ssFeTeih dssci'Oe'
All that certain plot. piece or p arsei OF
land with the buildings and ImpiSe I'm s.-7i =,
thereon erected situate. lying and De1 EN-, -
New e Yo1b in the county and STATE Of Ss~
York. bounded ard described as follows: LA.
Of isiS sr. q: a! asn' rs s
the formed by the lnters .sh shs East
ery side OF Breadway: running t 1.e1S sfr.et.
eEy along The southsrIy side % lto'n psraii.
with Broadway 90 feet II inches to the eentf fs
line of the block; thence Wss's FEY 0H inches.
thence Northerly parallel with Broad"st' -
feet IL inches TO the point or piaee VI
And also all that certain lot piece or parcel
the Borough Of Manhattan. City. county and
follows follow = '' Ia
Beginning a. point on t the ssqt sss sixty
two feet siy inches Eastsrly from me c1,r III
formed BY the intersection me Of . as sids or
broadway formerly Eleventh Avenue or so ,.
leyard- running thence Soutnerly paraHet VIVA
Broadway and part OF the way ,nroI ,1nb.s
party wall nipety-nine zee, and eleven mea ,,
TO the centre line Of the block: thence 60
erly along said centre line of the DOCK. VI" LII,
seven fee. six inches: thence Nortnerly. 1850
parallel with Broadway, ninety-r:ne ieet e teNsH
inches to the SOuthery side OF 4oth So -.
and thence Westerly along the sonth fI..s SC n,
OF ifth Street tffrty-seven feet SIX incnes . 20
the point or place Of beginning BE said seFsia'
dimensions more less
Dated New York. October I'D 1909
CHAS. l.. COHN. Refers.
LEXOW MACKEIIAR & WELLS Attorne'
for Plaintiff. SO Cedar Street. Manhattan w."
York City.
to be sold; its street numbers are o4o-oS- we
146th Street:
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cbarss. to satisfy which the above describe!
nIonertv is be sold. Is Twenty-tWo hundred
and forty-sx and so-1oo Dollars ts2 24s sol
With interest thereon from the sth dsy OF
october 1909. toEethsr with costs and allow
nctober ism. 1899 together with the expenses
of the sale The approximate amount OF the
, taxes xhich are TO be allowed to tire pnr-
chaser out of the purchase money. or paid BY
pated New York: October 22nd 1eos
CHAS- 7. COIN, Referee
Friday November 26th. 1909. at the same Tins
Dated. New York November 1stn 1909
The foregoing sale Is hereby further adjourned
10 Friday. December 5rd. 1909. at the same time
an" Dated. New York: NcyemDeE 2s,s, 1879
iournsd 'f to- Frday pecsmOer sSd 1909 at Il.
Dated. New York. December 3-d: 1909.
,,.uo,, CT CHAs; l. COIN; Rsfere-
,ourned to friday December i'm 1903. at
IN" dated ted New YORK December 1oth 1aoa.
tourned to Friday. December 24h 1903. at az
the same time and place
DATED. New roT, eI PsseH p cd nh 1901 CO.
The foregoing sale Is hereby further az.
dated. New YORK becenlber e4th 1910
y.
The foregoing sale Is hereby further adjourned
TO Friday January 18th 1910. at the same tina
and place
Dated New York. December 3lst. 1909
CHAS- T.. COIN. Referees
The foregoing sale is hereby further ad-
fourned to Friday. February sch. 1910 at tbs
same time and place.
Dated New York. January 18th. 1910
CHAS L. COHN- Referees
The foregoing sale is hereby further ID
iourned to Friday. February 18th. 1910. at
the same time and place
Dated, New York. February 4th. 1910
CHAS l. COHN- Referee
The foregoing sale il hereby further af-
io,,rned TO Friday. March 18th. 1910. at tina
same time and place -
Dated. New York February 18th. 1910
CHAS- l. COIN, Referse
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-02-28
A GOOD TRADE OUTLOOK.
Poughkeepsie Firms Reports Show
Signs of Prosperous Season.
rB- Telegraph TO The Tribune

Fouchheopsie. y Y, Feb. "a. j. Glass.
general manager of Adriance, Plat * Co.
3ne - tho large independent manufactur-
ers of harvesting machinery, said in in
.erview on trade con litions yesterday that
-Aqa-f shiirlents had been under way for
Two months and that the output Of the
works would be fully up TO the best year In
- history. Including 1901 The DutchesS
[ISu.Ifse.t llrirlc Company, another large
Pou-hkeepsie corporation, has reports from
two thousand retail merchants in all sec
;fore of the United States. showing an i'm
..rased business outlook over last spring.
Tho firms orders are . per cent ahead OF
last years At this time
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-02-28
BRIGHT OUTLOOK FOR STEEL.
Pittsburg Expert Predicts Record for
the Year 1910
lEy r ,gra7a % The Tribune.

Pi11sburg. Feb. z7.-In a signed statement
written Tor The Industrial World. which
VIII reach its readers tomorrow morning,
Willis l. King. ViCe-president OF the Jones
a IauEhlin Steel Company. Limited, gives
f. a. his opinion that the year 1910 may
sbow 4 record production in steel
The return Of confidence with the
f-aesa-c Of the tariff hin. in conjunction
with low prices in the spring and summer
# 800 all served TO stimulate buying, and
the steel mills have been and are now I'M
5hle 10 keep up with the demand.
Air. King says the present fear that leg
slation al Washington may injure rail-
roads or other corporations is sentimental
and without foundation in fact
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PROPOSALS.


PROPOSALS.-SAIEO OF L. : NAVY BAkDE
Undine-Sealed proposals viii be receiver at
the Navy Department until noon on the -4'h -.
of March. 1910. which time and place ~
will be opened for the purchase or T. : Nv
barge Undine: appraised value. $2.otS- The We
sci will be sold for cash to the person or persons
corporation or corporations Offering the Dix
est price therefor above the APPRAISED Natu-
thereof. Proposals must be submitted IN a
sealed envelope addressed To The Secretary o.
the Navy Washing ton. d g. endorsed FRO
posals for the purchase OF Z. y. Navy ttt g
Undinc.'' and each proposal must be accom-
panied by a satisfactory certified check Tor nct
less than 10 per cent OF the amount OF the ore
On application the Navy Department fcfnf'
of bids and bonds together with TIRE terms aud
conditions of sale also printed list giving Seh
eraI information concerning the barge. viii -
furnished The barge be examined AT an
time after February ~. 1910. by applying 70 tnS
Con1uandant OF the Navy Yard. BROOKLYN. y Y
= must - removed from the limits OF the nay
fixed by the Department The Department r.
serves the right TO withdraw the vessel from sale
and 10 reject any or ali bids REEKMNN WIN
THROP Assistant Secretary Of the Navy
PROPOSALS FOR MATERIAL ETC--GOV-
eminent Printing Once. Washington. n. e.
February 16. I9IO.-Sealed proposals viii b
received at this office until 10 o'clock a m.
MONDAY, April 4. 1910. for furnishing mate
rial. etc for the public printing and binding
to the Government Printing Once during the
fiscal wear ending June So. 1911. The right To
reject any and all bids and 70 waive defects
is reserved. Detailed schedules OF the mate
rails etc. required. accompanied by blank
proposals and giving the regulations With
which bidders must comply, may be obtained
nv addressing this Office. SAINT. 3 Don
NELLY. Public Printer.
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Government bond quotations compare as
follows with those of week ago:
Feb. 10 Feb. 26-
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INSTRUCTION.
For Both Sexes-City

For Both Sexes-City.
THE RERIITZ SCHOOL OF LANGUAGES
MADISON SQUARE Gfo2 Broadway.
Harlem Branch. 3l3 Lenox ave, above Firth 81
Brooklyn 21S Livingston Street
$50 BRANCHES IN ALL CITIES
Pupils hear and speak the new language K
clusively from the first lesson. Trial lessons
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LOST OR STOLEN Bankbook No. $50 of
tho German Savings Bank in the City of New
~york corner 4th ave. and 14th St, issued 10
nose Gilbert. All persons are cautioned against
negotiating the same II not returned to the
haTI, ON the 10th day of March 1910, duplicate
will be issued.
LOST OR STOLEN -Bankbook No. 5s3. 1I6 OF
the Eu1igrant Industrial Savings Bank. Pay
ment stopped. Please return DOCK TO BANK
No II Chambers ST.
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ARMY AND NAVY ORDERS.

from The Tribune Bureaul
Washington, February q.
ORDERS ISSUED.-The following orders
have been issued:
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N PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF HON
Abner &. Thomas. a Surrogate OF the County
of New York. notice is hereby given to all per
late OF the County Of New York. deceased to
present the same with vouchers thereof the
subscriber at her place of transacting business
az the office of Merrill & Rogers. No. 12s
T;rnadway Manhattan. in the City OF New York
on or before the first day of August next
Dated. New York. the 2sth day of January.
1910 ROSANNA RATCHELOR. Executrix.
MERRILL. & ROGERS. Attorneys for Executrix.
ros broadway. Manhattan New York City.
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GOVERNMENT BONDS

.Ex dividend . per cent.
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LOST BANXBOOkS.

ATLANTIC CITY. n. j.
Josiah White & Sons Company
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1910-02-09
MISS BULLOCK ENTERTAiNS

Miss Alice Bullock, the charming
daughter Of Judge and Mrs. w. s
Bullock, entertained delightfully."- yes
terday afternoon in compliment TO
Miss Janet Weathers and her guests,
Miss Eoline Spearman. Miss Ethel
Carter. Miss Jeanette Sadlier and
Miss Roca Mcmillan. the guest Of
Miss McIver.
The receiving line occupied the par
Tor Mrs w. s. Bullock and Mrs. Ed
ward Holder met the guests in the
vestibule and We're conducted to the
punch bowl. where Miss Carrie Will
Jams and Miss Betty McIver served
the delicious decoction. The decOra
tions were in red. white and blue and
prevailed in all the features OF the aft
ernoon. 9th as to material and flow
erS.
The score cards We're distributed by
Miss Sue Anderson, embelished with
red hearts and white stars and on the
reverse side a timely poetic sentiment.
| Mrs. G. s. Scott and Mrs. John H.
| Taylor punched the cards. Others as
sisting in the entertaining of the
guests were Mrs. William Anderson
and Miss Matte Williams.
| Twelve tables were occupied, The
| winners We're Mrs. L. r. Chazal and
| Mrs r A. Weathers The latter in
| cutting won out. Miss Carrie Will
| Jams carried home the BOBBY. The
| com limented fair ones We're each re-
| membered with souvenir. II was
| the largest party Of the season and
| one in which the measure of enjoy
ment was in full keeping with the
| crowd present. The refreshments were
| elegant. Miss Bullock is to be con-
| graduated. Those present We're:
| Miss Janet Wcathers, Miss Ethel
Garter. Miss Jeanette Sadlier. Miss
E,olne Spearman. Miss Rosa McMn-
Ian. Misses Bessie Mackay, Meta
Jewett, Ethel Robinson, Annie Davis
Esther Weathers Betty McTver. Eu-
genia Fuller, Annie Atkinson, Matte
Carrie and Corinne Williams, Pauline
Sullivan. Sue Anderson. Fannie Rob
inson, Louisa DeCOttes of Jackson
vile. Margaret and Mamie Taylor
Sarah McCreery, Anna Richardson
Minnie Hendon of Georgia, Grace
Hatchell Lucille Standley, Mabel Har-
| ward of Atlanta. Mesdames Franz
Harris. s. T Sistrunk. c. H. Lloyd
| Harvey Clark. L. r Chazal. Bernard
Seligman, O. G. Weston, Raymond
| Bullock. Edward Holder. j. G
Koonce. f. VI. Howard, William An
dersOn. O.. S Scott NJ. c. LOOney J
d Robertson, Arthur Clark. Richart
McConathy, Mrs. Hickman of Phila
hOma City. Mrs. Yancev OF Cmatilla
Mrs. A. G. Hamrick of Atlanta ant
Mrs. Maurice Strauss of Cincinnati.