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"CIownette.'

~ My Just now is II realized
~ how society was disrupted
shaken up from It's founda-
tions--by that amazing fancy dress
bali given by Mr.. Merritt Wyatt
eight months ago in the New York
studio OF Mr.. Nelson Burritt.
You remember the sensational
feature--how all the lights went out
at 3 a. m, because the studios
owner thought the festivities wers
due to end then and there. Arl
how, when the lights went up again.
rather Unexpectedly, there was evt
denoe OF social afhnities previously
unsupported.
Well, while the ball itself was
amazing, tho consequences have
proved even more so. Several
guests who had painstakinely
climbed several rungs of the social
ladder are again at the bottom
There have been several marriages.
several engagements, numerous
near engagements. But the most
astounding consequence has been
the change about face of four OF the
guests!
When the ball was given Miss
Rosalle Smith, the very pretty
daughter Of Mrs. Dutilh Smith, for
meriy Of Philadelphia, but now ct
New York, was engaged to Alden
Blodgett, one of the crack riders OF
SQUADRON A, and a nephew Of Mrs.
Daniel Blodgett of Madison avenue.
Their engagement was secret, but
was known to their closest friends.
Miss Smith and Mr.. Blodgett
showed their devotion to each other
by dressing I'D companion piecesi
The former was as pretty as any
picture in real clown clothes from
FOOLS cap to pointed toes. AS a
clownette she was huge success.
Was IL any wonder that the hand
some Mr. Blodgett looked happy?
AS a real clown, Alden was just
too handsome for anythingl The
girls were all crazy over his get
up and he was deluged with atten'
tions, but nothing seemingly could
swerve him from his allegiance to
the pretty clownette.
Enter Miss Lila Gilbert, daugh-
Ter OF the ate Bramhan Gilbert,
granddaughter of Isaac Brokaw and
helress to several millio~s.
Miss Gilbert, as q fascinating
cigarette girl, came With Mr.. Rod
erick Buchanan, as the Pied Piper.
For several months these two were
looked upon as engaged. Mr.. Blu
chanan is a we'll known man about
town and a brother Of Miss Ade-
lalde Taylor Buchanan. He has
taken parts in all the fashionable
amateur theatricals during the last
two years. He and Miss Gilbert
have often taken part in the same
plays.
During the course Of the eyeninl
Miss Smith and Mr.. Blodgett hac
their pictures taken together. An
other proof OF a bona-fide engage
ment Miss Gilbert and Mr.. Blu
chanan posed together but the plat,
was curiOusly broken!
Now here was perfectly natura
state II affairs. Two pretty girl
engaged to two good looking we'll
brought-up young men. One could
hear the wedding bells Ginning il
the near future.
To-day. eight short months aftel
that dance. the dramaus persona,
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meVaIue ofPotqsh inAgricuIture

government over a century ago by
boring. But in 1856 the miners. in
the course OF their regular opera
tions, come across a new kind Of
salt which proved to be an unknown
mineral Of queer color and bitter
taste. Being deemed worthless, It
was thrown away. Before long, how
ever, scientific investigators found
that il contained potash and mag
nesium, and this discovery brought
into being an important chemical
Industry.
Germany exports about $50. 200, 900
worth OF potash per annum. II Is
mined in a rather peculiar way, the
beds being attacked not from above,
but from beneath, by blasting, to
loosen the material.
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When the Smiths formerly an
nounced Rosalie's engagement. So
ciety shrugged it's shoulders and
said: well, its better to make the
change before the wedding" But
even society had the surprise of the
year. And now every one is recall
ing the incidents OF the ball. and
wondering just what caused the
change OF partners.
The dance was given in the studio
owned by Mr.. Nelson BurrItt. II
was TO have been an all-night affair,
but, unhappily, Mr.. and Mrs. Bur.
ritt insisted that o'clock was late
enough for any party.
There was argument over this
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looked into Garments blue eyes, and
from that moment he was doomed!
Miss Gilberts eyes made him forget
his companion-piece, the too tickle
clownette. And so we find Mr..
Buchanan dancing madly with the
pretty clownette and Mr.. Blodgett
dancing happily with Carmen, the
fascinating cigarette girl. That was
a glorious evening!
Between dances things were much
the same. The piper and the clown
cite sought a secluded spot on the
balcony overlooking the main floor,
when the clown and Carmen turned
the other way, and occupied a tiny
corner behind some armor.
After the ball, there was no doubt
about the readjustment. Mr.. Blod-
gett appearing once more in every
day clothes and a prosaic English
hat, hesitated between two
minds. Mr.. Buchanan, mi
nus his pipes and mercury
wings, also hesitated.
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Dolnt, and at its height, all the
lights went out.
Was that the decisive moment in
the change of partners for the wed.
ding rings?
AT any rate:
Lol When those Hghts peBf nm
again,
Too maids had changed their choice
Of meHi
Before the break up
there were grizzly bear
dances, turkey trot dances,
Russian ballet dances and
Paris cafe dances. When
the party broke up, even
the clown a, the Pied
Piper had forgotten
whether they were en-
gaged, and II so. TO whom.
Blodgett, good looking. jolly, and
pride of Squadron A. now says that
he fell in love with Miss Gilbert, the
cigarette glrl. while she was posing
for the picture shown here. Miss
Gilbert refuses to commit herself as
to when she felt her heart so out
to Blodgett.
Buchanan. tall. handsome. and
well known amateur actor, says that
he fell IN love with Miss Smith the
very moment he saw her in her
clownette costume. And Miss Smith.
on her part, keeps silent when cues.
TONED. She has admitted. however.
that when the Piper piped his pipes
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she felt her heart crack, and every
one knows that she forgot to save
three promised dances for Alden.
She left the clown, her compan-
ion-piece, in the lurch, and gave
these dances to the Piper.
On the other hand, the clown
wasted no time lamenting. He had
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are the same, but
their positions have
changed. Miss Smith,
the pretty clownette,
is TO marry Roddy
Buchanan, the hand
some Pied Piper, and
Miss Gilbert, the fas-
cinating cigarette girl,
is to marry Alden
Blodgett, the one-time
clown.
And wha at as
caused this most cur
ious state OF affairs?
Each cne of the four
principals places all
the blame on the
Wyatt dance.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-03-13
Danish Brotherhood.

An interesting lecture was delivered by
Johan Skjoldborg the Danish farmer
poet. Saturday night in Eagles hall.
good attendance greeted him. Mr. skiold
borg spoke Of Denmark and It's people
having a special subject. the farmers and
the lowly people in the old country. who
I'm late years, are becoming more and
more enlightened and are striving towards
independence. The Danish choir Echo
assisted in the evenings entertainment
The arrangements were under the aus
plces OF the lodges of the Danish Brother
hood.
Mr.. Skjoldborg is accompanied by his
wife and is stopping at the New Grand
hotel Sunday they were guests at the
home Of Mr. and Mrs. Anthony NJ. Mel
SON. They will stay here for several
days. taking In all points OF interest
after which Mr.. and Mrs. Skjodbore will
leave for the cast. where a number OF
lectures have been arranged. before they
leave for Denmark
Tne Apollo lodge held lis regular meet
ing last Friday evening In tho Odd Eel
lows hall One application for member
ship was received and acted upon. The
committee reported that the arrange
ments for the entertainment TO he given
Thursday evening in the Odd Fellows
hall in honor OF the ladies' were complet- l.
ed. and a good attendance is expected.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-03-13
British Fraternal Society.

The usual meeting OF the society was
held last Thursday evening March q
I'm room 236, old Commercial Club build =
ing. South West Temple. with President
G. G. Geary in the chair. 4 considerable
amount Of business was transacted: then
the proposed benefit concert was dis
cusSed. II was arranged that il be held
Thursday evening. March 30 in the usual
meeting place, old Commercial Clun
building. The programme Will consist of
a dramatic play. "A Rough Diamond" by
members OF the society. along with sew
er3l musical items. The committee hopes
that all members will lend their heartiest
support to this worthy object by attend =
ing personally and bringing as many OF
their friends with them as they can The
next regular meeting will he held Thurs .
day March 23, and viii he an open night
There viii he recess in the evening 10
enable members TO get acquainted. All
brethren are Invited 10 come. and are as
sured of hearty welcome.
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News Of the Insurance World

Wednesday from months visit to Los
Angeles. He reports business conditions
on the coast as exceptionally good, but
nowhere, he says arc opportunities bet
ter than In Utah.
The new automobile for the city fire
department will have 90-horsepower and
will carry combination OF hose. pump
ing engine and chemical apparatus. with
christened THE Bransford.'' in honor Of
the present mayor of the city.
w. w. Donaldson. n prominent insur-
ance man OF Idaho died recently at
Boise or pneumonia. Donaldson was for
merIy newspaper man In San Fran
cisco.
Joseph Meltzer. president OF the Utah
Association of Life Underwriters deliV-
cred an address before the members of
the Mutual Improvement association of
the Seventh ward on the evening OF
March .. his subject being "Roads 10
Success"
II. J. McCIenny and Charles Dorsey
have been appointed general agents for
the Continental life and Investment
company OF this city at Roswell. ~ NJ
Before congress adjourned the federal
| hond plan was killed. being dropped
| from the general deficiency bill. Con
Gressman Tawney was the author OF the
| measure,
The March monthly meeting and
| luncheon Of the Utah Association OF Life
Underwriters VIII take place at the Com
mercial club at noon Saturday. March
Is. instead of March H. as previously
| announced.
The American Central Life has with
| drawn from Utah. The company IL 1:
| reported. was unable 10 make sarsfac
! tory agency arrangements
A hill is before a committee OF the
United states senate providing for. the
| establishment OF a national board oi
| health, II is known as the Owen bill
| The measure is receiving the indorse-
ment Of medical societies throughout the
| country
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Secret and Fraternal Societies

for the eXemnlifcation work at the Og-
den rally, and any other business that
may come before The meeting. Inc lady
commander. Lavina Livingston. was
elected as delegate and Hanna Hanchett
as alternate for the convention i'm Ogden.
April I and s. March q the ladies of
Silver hive No. / will bring the banner
back and the banquet in their honor Will
be, held at 1870 O'Clock at 1. o. o. +.
hall.
Salt Lake City hive No 4 will have
regular review next Wednesday evening
and all members are requested 10 at
tend: There will be rally at Ogden,
April {.
Liberty hive No 2. l.. O. T. NJ, viii,
hold regular review Thursday afternoon.
March l6, at 2:30 O'Clock, in X. OF p
hall. lsl Second East street. The guards
are all urged 10 be present promptly at
o'clock 10 drill for Initiation work. The
cup and saucer social given at the last
meeting was a success.
Lillian Holiister hive No 10. Ladies'
OF The Maccabecs. will hold regular re-
view in Eagles hall Thursday evening
March is. The members are all urged
to be present. Mrs. Pugsley will enter
tain the hive and friends at card party
Wednesday afternoon, March l5 from
TO .. al her home. Sal North Second
West. Take Warm Springs car and get
or halfway between Fourth and Fifth
North.
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Fraternal Brotherhood.

'I-tah Lodge No. 365 held open house
n last meeting evening when Brother
nd Sister Moore OF Los Angeles gave
1eir interesting and instructive lecture
h Scuthern California end the Fraternal
rutherhood The audience was appre
ative a short meeting was held before
"a entertainment for the purpose Of OBJ
catjug candidates. and II was decided
rsday evening. there being an oppor-
,nify 10 secure H. The escort team Is
rfparing an entertainment.
Sego Lily Lodge No. 80 gave the in
Iatorv work 10 a class OF four last meet
q night The work was done In i'm
|essive manner. the drIll team Lending
11rable assistance. Tho meeting nights
ore formerly announced as every Thurs
Brnf5er Becker resigned as treasurer
1d Sister Whitehead Was elected treas
nr. Members viii pay their dues for
IS month 10 Sister Whitehead at PIG
Iexandia apartments Southwest Tenn
ced and four new members were put
The drill making the team sixteen
rpno The next meeting of the escort
an and friends is 10 he A ST. Patricks
fair and IS 20 be held at Brother T..
4 Grants home. IS. South First West.
1Iurray Lodge No, AS gave SUCCESS
1 and well attended entertainment Sat
day evening in Fraternal hall, the pro-
eds OF which arc to he divided between
,ah lodge and Murray lodge. Utah
dEe Members. Brother and Sister Dea
hi and Sister Thompson. assisted by
rpthsr and Sister Whitehead. rendered
y play entitled The Box OF Monkeys
needed by the curtain raiser. yellow
1<es' Several members gave musical
'Iectons between acts and the affair
as a success both financially and So
6lly.
Ogden Lodge No. 271 held its regular
eetInc Friday night al which IL in
ated two candidates. II then closed
IfhouL form in order 10 admit the
lends waiting in the anteroom. There
ere a few musical selections followed
"a playlet which was appreciated. The
dies had all brought boxes filled with
1od things 10 cat. and Brother Will
lghby was called upon to auction the
,xes and \ good deal Of friendly rivalry
1sue6 in the bidding. The next meet
& will BE- held in (. o O. z. hall March
, when there are TO he several in
Iatons.
|Tooele Lodge No. 725 was entertained
I'd Instructed by the lecture gwen or
fother and Sister Moore on California
ID The Fralernal Brotherhood. This is
1'F q Young lodge but the members are
Iihusiastic. There are 10 be limitations
ckt meeting
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-03-13
ROYAL Hiahlanners

ne STORYTELLING contest at Utah cas-
last Monday evening proved highly
eresling one. After the close OF the
tue Fair Ladies Apgsr and Schaedlar
'nered the members about the center
the hall and Clansmau Wallace started
contest by telling a short story about
Flshmsn. Other members followed
.tne'r turn with stories that created
~ OF laughter and rounds Of applause
efe Is 10 be card party tonight at
~ castle in the Federation OF Labor
uoihS- Extensive preparations have
'n made for this affair Both 500 and
igh fve' win he played. The nature
The. social reX, Monday evening VIII
announced tonight by the committee
r,ing charges, the Misses Dell. The
lll team will 80 To Midyale next Wed =
10y evening 10 put on an exhibition
ny All members of the team will re .
y 10 captain Hubbard tonight for in
|nctlons regarLing This drill
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Modern Woodmen.

Excelsior camp No. loS92, NJ. ". A.
met last Tuesday evening at the ele-
giant new home, ISL South Main street
Sixty members We're seated when Con-
sui A ID. Mcclure called the meeting
TO order. The managers Of Excelsior
camp are 10. he congratulated on the eX-
cnllcut work they have accomplished in
fitting up the new hall. The new fur
niture has heen installed since the last
meeting and was in keeping with the
surroundings.
a special treat is In store for the
members on Tuesday evening next, when
cigars aud a dainty luncheon is TO be
served after the business is disposed Of
II looks like the neiEhhors attending
can rest assured of royal good time.
Captain Carter has sixteen we'll drilled
men at his command. There VIII he
several candidates TO be given the hene-
fetal degree. NeiEhbor Wilson is report
cd 10 he much improved and is expect
cd home from ST. Marks hospital within
the next few days.
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I. 0. o. T.

Jordan lodge Monday night enjoyed an
ferestine meeting a large number Of
slfors was present. Tonight the degree
aff viii confer tlia first degree on five
.ndidates. II is hoped that the brothers
III be on hand a. S o'clock sharp.
Mrs. Gsda Richards entertained mem
Ts of the Naomi Past Grand club AT
q home lssr Thursday afternoon. Sew
El members were reported i'll. The
M is working with energy in order 10
Ffst With the odd Fellows home fund.
The conclusion OF the meeting refresh
snts Were served and a social hour
|lIowed
The Naomi Past Grand club will give
card social 2 the nome OF Mrs. Nettie
Naroney. Il4T Eleventh East street,
~ afternoon Of March -. Mrs Maronev
lh be assisted BY Mary G, Nlckerson.
'uisa Vinegar aud Frances Pendleton.
1ke@ Sugar Hougc car.
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G.. A. R.

G. A. r.
rho ladies' of Gordon Circle No. 4. G. a,
will hold their regular m eting Tues
- aftcrnoon at , o'clock in Eagles
1se tscorre n. Maxwell Post No. 3, G. A r.,
nj hold its regular meeting Saturday,
|art.h IS. at I.3Q p. m. VISITING COM
'des are cordially invited.
lanes &. Mexican Post NO. had
a. attendance AT the meeting Satur-
.e evenjng and several visitors from the
lar posts were present. There were
'versl committees appointed. OF which
~ relief committee was an important
~ ~ as il was suggested that the
.sdv comrade and soldier should be
,S,cr the care of a general committee.
r,,,ed of the relief committees OF The
.sfs. the corps. the circles and the Sons
Il Daughters of Veterans. whereby the
20 y,ill he simplified aud the burden
S,ally born by the different orgsniza-
ms This matter will be brought TO
y attention OF the other organizations
;fhin a short time.
George K. Maxwell W. X. c. will hold
! vee1lar meeting Wednesday AT go p.
In /. o. o. +. hall. Visiting mem
rs always are welcome.
1'he regular meeting OF Reynolds Cir
j No. i. Ladies Of the G. 4. r., VIII
held in ]. Q. O. F. hall Tuesday,
'ested TO be present. as there will be
,eIness TO come before the circle.
Regular meeting OF the Oliver o: How.
= Posi-. No =. will nc held at the hall
f7:s0 sharp this evening. All members
. ureed TO be present and comrades
FOOD standing are invited 10 meet with
: most. Business Of importance is TO
transacted.
the James Mexican Woman Relief
rms No. / will give its regular social
I fhe home of Mrs. Arnes, 53l Fourth
,enue. The ladies' assisting will be Mrs.
,wman. Mrs. Brown. Mrs. Carlson. Mrs.
'uehlin. Mrs. Creager and Mrs. Can
rr. Take Third avenue car and get
RI
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ADJUSTMENTS
Music and Comedy.

Music and Comedy.
SALT LAKE THEATER-"The Girl
in the Taxi" "Wednesday night and
matinee. Curtain. Sis.
COL NAL THEATER - Marie
Dressler In "Tillic's Nightmare"
beginning tonight for three even
Ing performances and A Wedncs-
day matinee. Curtain, SIS.
GARRICk THEATER = "On the
Quiet" by the Garrick stock com
pany. Runs all week Curtain,
SIS.
Vaudeville,
ORPHEUM THEATER = Advanced
vaudeville. All week. Matinee,
2:15; evening, SIS.
Miscellaneous,
SHURERT THEATER-"Thc Hen
Peck Family" by Allen Curtis COM
pany. First evening performance.
MAJESTIC THEATER = Fighting
Bob
LIBERTY THEATEE-Moton pic
turcs. Open TO public tonight.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-03-13
ROYAL Arcanunl.

The ROYAL Arcsnum held its first meet
ing in the new hall last Wednesday even
ing. 4 class OF six was initiated, This
Was followed by a musical programme
and smoker. A class Of twenty-five Will
he initiated Wednesday evening. March
-. when a delegation Of thirty members
from Ogden council No. 6S7 will take part
in the ceremonies. Al members of Salt
Lake council No. 1917 are requested "a
he present and "A cordial invitation is ex-
tended 10 all visiting members who may
be I'm the city at that time. The Roya
Arcanum wishes to see organized in this
city fraternal order baseball league, and
asks that any lodge that is interested
write ". s. Anderson, room 40 Deserei
News building.
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Fraternal Union of America.

Ipnight Evergreen lodge No. 15t will
y AN open entertainment In place Of
I. regular meeting. The entertainment
10 oe one Of the best ever given by
y lodge aud will be open TO all mem
~ and their friends The programme
y start at S:l5 and will be divided
"a Two parts, between which the spc-
y feature Of the evening VIII be In
-aNced In an exhibition drill by the ia
w neSree team or the lodge. The
.-ppers on the programme have been
tsluDy selected and the best OF tall
provided All who desire to attend
a Sulo- o. promptly seated by s p. m.
y as the quarters will only accommo-
-e ABOUT 300 persona those who come
~ VIII get the choice seats. Rcmcm-
40 prinS your friends. whether lodge
<nbers or not
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Red Men

n ssnakie tribe No, met last Monday
~, >isi nc council fire was kindled at
- m. ano good meeting was held.
IA t,na'eihces made applications for
<1,rn. which were referred 10 the
N ~ committees The chiefs degree
|rs " put on tonight and a fun attend
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-03-13
Railway Conductors.

The Ladies' auxiliary 10 the Order Of
hallway Conductors viii he entertained az
a Kensingtou Thursday afternoon from .
10 at the home OF Mrs Nermillion, 3Ol
Ninth East street Assisting the hostess
will he Mrs. Mcintyre. Mrs, Seeley and
Mrs Valiant.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-03-13

Marie Drcsslcr in Low Fields's produc-
tlou OF Titles Nightmare" comes to the
Colonial tonight for an engagement OF
three days. This musical fantasy Is novel
IN conception. brilliant in dialogue and
tuDctul in It's musical effects. AS TIic
Blobbs. the boarding house drudge, Miss
Drcssler is said 10 do the best work OF
her career. while the lavish production
given her by Mr.. Fields is in every way
worthy OF his reputation. In Miss Dress
lers support are such well known per-
sons as Phyllis Gordon. Aggic Norton.
I.ottic Hart. Harry McDonouGh. Horace
Newman. Charles II. Bowers and a dozen
others.
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KNIGHTS Of PYthias.

Hermione temple No g. Pythian Sis
tcrs. will hold its regular meeting Mon
day afternoon, March l3. at the X. of u,
hall, l6l Second East street. at O'Clock.
when arrangements Will be made for a
card party March 20.
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Railroad Trainmen.

l.. A. to g. r. II. will hold regular
meeting in +. O. Il. hall Friday at 2
p. ~, Visiting members are invited. 4
calico ball will he given in the Knights
of Columbus hail Friday evening. March
Il. All friends arc invited.
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Foresters Of America.

Court salt Lake No. / held its regu-
lar meeting Ia st Tuesday evening and an
enjoyable meeting was held large
attendance was present. The next regu-
lar meeting VIII be held March u. All
are requested 10 he present.
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Z. o. e.

est Jordan aerie 40. 1924. r. o. f..
ny picnic and dance TUESDAY. March
nu p. m. in Goff's hall. Midvalc.
'.nenioers Of both aerics arc requested
.n attendance. as a rousinc time
!; |f;11sufed Tic members from Murray Y
'1dFe on the 1:20 ?. m. car.
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MaccaDees.

-anner hive No. IL, l.. O. r. NJ. WIN
..-a dancing party st. Patrick's night,
''ce -; AZ |. o. .. r. hall. All the
.era ana their friends arc invited. The
III ald guard members arc request
y a.ecnd the. special meeting Thurs
~. ,co In. In the hall at o'clock
purpoSe Of balloting 5.ad to drill