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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-06-27

0,rr a, Creer- ich. Conn. on June - lsll.
f.t..,a. u male aged 50 years. Funeral at
sound Reach congregational Church on lues-
-. rura ~ A. II 30 n m.
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on north line and i2.ss feet on the
south line
Also all OF lot So Ranney and but
terhrld's subdivision OF lot l tYNSept
the noTtherly 80 feet 81 the snbdl-
vision OF the west n of "A section 49,
10000 acre tract.
Also all OF lot SIS. subdivision last
mentioned
Also all % lot 90. subdivision last
mentioned
Also all OF lot 20. subdivision last
mentioned
Also all OF lot rs. subdivision last
mentioned
Also all OF lot n. subdivision last
mentioned
That IL is the purpose OF the said
Common Council 10 assess part 81
the damages awarded In the proceed
ings for the taking OF said private
property upon special assessment
district which district Is described as
follows
Lots 1 20 t6. both inclusive. lots 80
10 81 both inclusive lots 50 10 llb,
both inclusive. Galloway and Butter
fields subdivision 81 lots and Of ih'
subdivision OF west n or "A section
a. 10000 acre tract
lots 81 TO SO. both Inclusive lots III
90 40 both inclusive, lots 2i3 10 229
both inclusive, Mott and Morse's sub
division OF lots %. 20, 81 and 32 =
section 3s. 10000 acre tract
Rear Lots Is To 49, both Inclusive
p Go go both inclusive. Lots 35 To 80
both inclusive. Lots 40 20 SIS, both in
elusive Lots IS TO g. both inclusive
Reeds subdivision OF lot .. OF the sub
division OF west l-2 of Ia section %
10 600 Acre Tract
Lots 23a 10 2l6 both inclusive. Lots
% TO 90 both inclusive, Lots 5S TO %
both inclusive. Lots % 10 100. both in
elusive Lots 1919 20 lao both inclusive
Ranney and Buttcrneld's subdivision OF
northery 80 feet OF Lot !. IA section
a., and al Of Lots II and a. Ia see
tlon 3S. 10 coo acre Tract
Lots 3 To 20 both inclusive: Lots O.
20 10 both inclusive Lots 81 to 20. both
Inclusive. Ranney aud Butterheld sub.
division OF Lot (eNccpt the My >,
feru. OF the subdivision OF the west l.
% Ia section 80 10 000 Acr" Tract
tsots 50 TO 66. both inclusive Gray rs,
tate Companys subdivision OF part pl
the east - OF IL section - 10 90,
Acre Tract. king north OF Holbroof
avenue.
Lot TO- Plat ~ section 3S In the 10 oot
Acre Tract subdtyided by Pinto T. Judd
Except owen avenue A. proposed ~
be- opened.
And the CORPORATION Counsel be anc
ia hereby directed 90 institute The neceS
sary proceedings Ia behalf ~ the city o.
detroit In the Recorder Court az to-
or this resolution IN regard 10 taklni
private property by the said city
Adopted as follows
Yeas-AId Brozo. Burton, Dcimel. ~
Us. Garvey Gilman. Gutman, Harpiri
Hindle Ksusch koenig. Litteh@h
trpwski owen. Roseuthal. schultz
sixrzyrixi. Fosstr N#lsAyy Watson. Zoell"r
and the president FRO Tenn Us
Nays None
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within the limits above mentioned h..
and a. hereby accepted
Resolved. Second. That the city Con.
troller he, and Us hereby authorized q,
draw his warrant on the City Treasure
ga payment 81 the Intersections. etc 49,
said Lillbridge avenue. 10 the amount ~
s37i.7l. the same being the fun amours
due the contractors from the citv o.
paving said intersections. etc. and ~,
the sum 81 fli.00. the same being tb1
cost 81 advertising. blanks and Inspet.
tors salary. It.
Resolved. Third That The civ o..
troller be. and he Il hereby directed 70
OContinaed ON page 70.
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COMMON COUNCIL
OFFICIAL

Detroit. Tuesday, Nov IL. 1911,
The Council was called 10 order ~
the President Pro TEN, Hon. Johh
0rtndley.
Present--Ald. Brozo. Burton. Defined
EBis Garvey. Gilman. Gutman. irind'
ley. HARPER, Hindle. keusch, koenlg
Iittledeid Lodge, McCarty, mason
O'Brien, Ostrowski owen. Kosent hal'
Hchultz Skrzycki Tossy, Walsh Wat
son, Zoeller
There being a quorum present, the
Council was declared TO he IN session.
The Journal OF the preceding session
Mas approved.
The clerk notified the chair that Md.
Ellis had hled notice that he Woulq
move 10 reconsider the vote by which
resolution permitting connection Win
n lateral sewer 60. g.. e. y. l''Vl was
adopted al the last session.
Aid. Ellis then moved 10 reconsider
the vote BY which the above speclhed
matter was adopted. Thc motion pre-
vailed The matter was then referred
TO Committee on Sewers
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he. and A. hereby directed 10 accept
from the owner OF lots s. 20 bhd -
East Penn. lvanls avenue. HrSHell
bachcr &-lsger'H sub. the sum 90
$4,000 Ia fun settlement OF same anu
cancel the balance,
Adopted as follows;
Yeas Aid Brozo. Burton. lNtmel.
Ellis. Garvey. Gilman. Gutman. Harr-
fer hindle. Keusch koenig, Little
nold Lodge. MoCarty, Mason, oBflen,.
Ostrowski owen. RosenthhL schultz
Skrzycki Tossy. Walsh. Watson, Iocl-
lor and the President Pro TENS
NaNs-None
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Petitions Presented.

BY AID ON IN.
or Henry T. Williams, for permis-
San 20 erect sign In front % property
ascorner OF Woodward and Wills ave
nues.
OF L. zuckerman. for permission "a
construct frame shanty IN rear OF stor'
on n. a. corner OF Woodward avenue
and Campus Martius
Referred 10 Committee on streets
BY AID. BURTON.
OF Cass Avenue NJ +. church. FOR
permission 10 erect small sign between
sidewalk and curb al n. ". corner OF
Selden and woodward avenues, So
Referred 10 Committee on streets.
BY AID. VERNON.
OF Thomas n Miller. for permission
10 erect and maintain platform IN rear
OF Phiio il. Robinson. for permission
TO erect show window TO extend 10
inches over lot line.
or Robinson Bros. for permission 10
construct show windows extending over
lot line in front OF No ii Grand RIVER
avenue.
Referred TO commT,iSt,ete. on A. Streets.
OF C. f. Leetc. for adjustment OF
sidewalk assessment.
Referred 10 Committee on streets
BY AID. ELLIS.
or Sterling Coal Co, for permission
10 construct sidetrack across Beaufalt
avenue, south OF Berlin street
Referred TO Committee on streets
BY AID. CARNEY.
OF August Fralig. for refund OF gen,
erai city taxes for the yeays 1910 and
Referred 20 Committee on Taxes.
OF Mrs. DeHeyser e al for the
widening OF alley between Junction and
referred TO Committee on street
BY AID. SCHULTZ.
OF ]. s. Blank. for refund Of gen
eraI city taxes for the year 1911,
Referred 10 Committee on Taxes.
ny THE CLERK.
or Edwin AnglIm. for refund OF part
% liquor license fee.
Referred TO Committee on Liquor
or Board OF Education. for. the con
struction OF a lateral sewer In the al
Ieys in the blocks bounded by Wilson,
Hamilton boulevard. Taylor avenue and
Referred TO Department OF Public
OF irving Long, trustee, for an e ex,
TENSION OF time in which TO remove
equipment OF Belle Isle Auto Company
from Belle Isle Park.
Referredto Department OF Parks ana
Boulevards. ri.
nee restricting the size OF cloth signs
Referred to Committee on ordih-
ances.
Establishment OF saloon AT NO 'Vi
Kercheval avenue.
5sI. W. fuller. National Loan & In
vestment Company. HARDWOOD Sturte-
vant' executor and OF Palm Vacuum
cleaner Company, for the cancellation,
REDUCTION or aa5 1t,1,,ae OF on TAKE faxes
OF John A. Nelson. protesting agalns,
the paving OF an alley in block bounded
b.. East Grand Boulevard, Helen N"t-
cheyal and ST Paul avenues.
Referred TO Department OF Pubic
Worka
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hFNVE'II TIIF1
BERNARD r. WEADOCk

60 feet wide. as a publlc street ana
highway
Respectfully,
BERNARD r. WEADOCk.
Assistant Corporation Counsel
Following Is the resolution:
BY Aid Burton:
Resolved. THAT Il be, and is hereby de-
clared by the Common Council OF the city
OF Detroit. that 10 is necessary To make
I'm said city the following described i'm
provement and that the same Is FOR the
use and beneft of the public viz
Opening owen avenue, from Oakland
avenue To Russell street where not al
ready open so feet wide. as public
street and highway,
THAT they deem It necessary 10 take
private property for the purpose of max
ing such Improvement which property IL
situated IN said city Of Detroit and isl
bounded and described as follows
All of Lot Z. Galloway and Butterheld's
Subdivision OF lots and 4 Of the sub
division Of west y Of u section 49, TO-
900 Acre Tract
Also all OF Lot s, subdivision last mon
toned
Also all Of lot Is. subdivision las, men
TONED.
Also all 81 Lot &C.. subdivision last men
toned
Also al Of Lot IS subdivision last men
TONED.
AlsO all Of Lot 80, subdivision last mem
toned
Also all Of Lot rs. subdivision last men
TONED
also all 81 Lot -. subdivision last men
toned.
Also an Of Lot los. subdivision last
mentioned.
Also all or Lot 100. subdivision last
mentioned
Also al that part 81 LOT 3 subdivision
~ the west T. ~ y section 49, 10. 0Un
Acre Tract. lying south Of tho south line
~ Lot is Reed subdivision ~ Lot p ~
tho subdivision 81 tho west = ~ q sec
ZION ~ ~ 600 Acrc Tract. north Of tho
nOTT0 mo ~ -r-r-ft~r-rrrrr-+-r---
men Toned. west ~ the west line % Del
mar avenue and east ~ thcJf east line
of the public alley first west ~ and
paruliel a. Delmar avenue said strip be-
Ing 90 feet wide and lOs.D feet IN depth
on the north and los o. feet on the south
Aisn uil thHt part 81 Lot 2 subdivision
Last mentioned wing south ~ the south
line ~ lot 12 Reeds subdivision ~ Lot
2 al the subdivision 81 tho west =, ~ "a
section g. 80 600 Mere Tract. North ~
tho north VINO ~ Int ---ft-itr ili.444- tlzl
mcntlunrtf east uf thc east llur of Dcl
mar avenue and west 81 tho weHt Tine
20 tie public alley. hrzL1Elst- ~ und prr
uIIei ~ Dtlm1r avenue. aaid -trln being
90 feet wide and loo feet lu deBth
part - lot 2 ~ubdi-
vtsiop last mentioned wing south %
tba south line ~ lot 2 Reed suhd'-
yi.top 'of lot 2 ~ the subdivision 81 tho
,.,yt o. ~ o, sectlpu 90 10 900 acre
t,,At pofth 81 the north line Nof .lot
- aubdfvtsl0n last mentioned. eaAt ~
b. cast line ~ public alley nrst east
~ and parallel 30 pclmar avenue and
W N OF the east line % said lot ? he
ing 80 feet vide and i7.Ts feet In depth
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COMMUNICATIONS.
From the Mayor.

To the Honorable the Common Councl, :
Centlefnen--I find IN your proceeu
ings OF the 7th. inst. hullv -
vouchers for estimates. payment OF
which is authorized by your conHlt
te. on Claims and Accounts. NotWltn F,
standing the report OF your sPeVlal
committees. / am stun OF sn eso 0p'n sss
suffered from the acceptance OF pay
ing brick below the standard OF qua
INV the citizens have right 10 eNpe, l.
I am not alone in my contention, sout
am supported by the report OF the pav
inc committee OF the Board OF Com :
merce which, on page OF It's printed
pamphlet, says:
been used "a the last few years.
While II canno. be said that Detroit
has been the dumping ground OF the
manufacturers OF. brick. nevertheless
altogether too much poor brick has
been used in surfacing laid within the
last few years
The paving season is practically AZ
an end The great hulk OF the brick
required for the season hHs bEen tir--
S liyered. laid and paid for over my
veto Comparatively Few estimate.
are 10 be submitted. Under the cir
Cumstances. Il would be useless on my
part 10 veto these Even were my
vetoes sustained, the damage has been
done
However there is no reason 20 doubt
that the discussion OF the brick ques-
tion has resulted In much good, and
that the people viii reap the beneht.
NJ not this year, at least in the future.
IL IL patent that our methods OF buy
ing, testing. laying and supervising
are not as good as they might be II
~ equally patent that steps should he
taken 10 reCtify the defects. The
whole subject should be handled In a
broad. busineEs.lLke manner
From views expressed by several
members OF your Honorable Body I
have reason 10 believe that u IL your
sincere purpose 20 make such changes
in the specifications for paving ma
teriai and paving as will place them
above criticism.
Respectfully submitted
VIM ~. THOMPSON
Mayor
Placed on file.
FROM THE SAME
TO tho Honorable the Common Council
Gentlemen herewith nominal,
ana respectfully ask your IIonorabl,
BODY TO appoint Mr.. A g. StclIwaget
~ a member OF the Department ot
Buildings. OF the City " Detroit N
succeed himself. for the term expirina
November l2th 1915.
Respectfully submitted
WA ". THOMPSON.
Mayor
Accepted and laid on the table an
der the rules,
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Accepted and placed ON nle--

Accepted and placed on hlc--
From Department OF Public Works.
TO the Honorable the Common Gown ~.
Gentlemen An error was made IN
charging the owner OF lots l5, - ana
~ or East Pennsylvania avenue. be-
tyeen warren and Monat avenues.
IIrsrrtlbncher A. NisUer'a sub. sheet
Ggg al the rate - % per 50. n This
brpartment recommends that the city
TrsalRer De directed 90 accept the
ann ~ $4,000 for the walks. and can b
eel the balance
RcstIvctful1y submitted,
- = ItAAHEN
Commissioner.
BV Ad Gilman.
Resolved, That the city Treasurer
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From City treasurer.

To the Honorable tho Common Council
Gentlemen herewith submit ny
trial balancing for October 5lst 1911
Respectfully submitted.
MAX G KOCH,
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10 the Honorable the Common t,oppciI
Simultaneously following approve.
accounts are respectfully submitted
Pay Rolls
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To the Honorable the Common Council
Gcntlemcn--I nave been requested ola
behalf OF the parties disposing OF the
land about 20 be acquired by the city
for the purpose Of park on the river
front in the western part or the city.
To cause the necessary provision 10 bc
made for the payment OF the same.
I recommend that this matter be re-
ferred 20 your Committee on Ways and
Means for appropriate action
Respectfully
DAVID r HEINEMAN
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T. j. HAARER
Commissioner
nv AID Gilman.

Resolved That the Department OF Pub
he Works, he. and Is hereby authorized
and instructed to permit w. j. caulkins
10 grade drain and pave the r.. lsO feet
~ alley between Cadillac and Hurlbut
avenues. y. OF Jefferson with concrete
la accordance with the city's specihca-
tions and grades and lines established
by the city Engineer. To- be done under
the inspection az the Department OF Pub
lie Works. all at the sole cost and eN-
pense OF said n. j Caulkins.
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From Department Of Public Works.

10 the Honorable the Common Council
Gentlemen--ln reference 10 the peu-
ton ~ "a. Caulkins,. for permission
Co pave the r.. 40 feet ~ alley IN rear
OF the Pewabic Pottery Company, 2lel
y. Jefferson avenue. with brick AZ MS
own expense, beg to report that IN
matter has been investigated and sad
alley found 20 he I'm very had condition
and since Mr.. Caulkns IL unable 10 get
the owners OF the other property abutting
On the alley To Join with him in the eN-
pense the Department recommends that
~ be authorized TO grant Mr. CaukiRs
permission To make this Improvement and
offers the following resolution.
Respectfully submitted.
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TO the Honorable the Common Council.
Gentlemeh---The following Reports of
city Officers for the week ending sat
urday. Nov. IT, 1911 are respectfully
submitted:
city Treasures disbursc-
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To the Honorable the Common Counci J.
Observation-Disclosures please hnd Tho
prOper reso1utt0n for ttfe-ePeIlinG- of
owen avenue from Oakland avenue 20
Russell street where not already open,
60 feet wide as public street ana
highway
Respectfully.
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From the Controller.

kespectfullN.
DAVID f.. HEINEMAN
Controller.
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From. Department Of Public Works.

To the Honorable the Common Council:
Gcntlemcn-T The Department % Public
Works respectfully reports that the paw
ing OF Idllihridge avenue. under the con-
tract confirmed the 18th day OF August,
1911 is fully completed from the north
line of Jefferson avenue 90 the south
curb line OF Kerchcval avenue.
The pavement Is OF cedar on concrete
and has been examined by the Depart
ment of Public Works. and found to he
I'm accordance with the contract and spe-
ciications for the same.
There h due the contractors for paw
ing said street as follows:
For intersections etc, ......,.,.. t3It -
For cost OF advertising blanks
and Inspectors salary ........ II 90
Total amount s...,t..s..,..... S3S2 ~
Respectfully. etc,
j j. HAARER.
Commissioner.
Accepted and Aid. Theiscn offered the
following ~
Whereas, IL appears from a communi,
cation from the Department OF Public
Works that the paving. As per contract.
confirmed the 18th day OF August. l9ilf
on LllIlhrldge avenue, from the north
ne OF Jefferson avenue TO the south cnrR
line % kerChevhl avenue has been fully
completed; and
Whereas Said street has been exam
med by the Department of Public Works
and the paving Of said street has been
found TO have been done In accordance
with the contract and Specifications for
the same. therefore
Resolved. First, That the said paving
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lVID r IiETNEMAN
ero, IN. corporatlon counsel.

Referred TO Committee on Ways and
Means
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accepted and referred 10 the cam
HIttee on Ways and Means.
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From the Controller.

Accepted and laid on the table ~
dor the rules.
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y Resolved, That The ciV treasurer
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1911-10-03
MR.. CHARLES E. DEVELIN.
The Socialist Candidate For The
Governorship Of Maryland.

Since presenting our readers with
picture of the Socialist candidate
for Governor of Maryland last Friday,
we have received the following bio
graphical sketch of the candidate.
Mr.. Charles E. Develin was born in
Philadelphia in 1868. He was at first
an ardent Republican and protection
ist, but became a Socialist through
discussions with a fellow craftsman,
and was further confirmed in his con-
victions by reading Merry England"
and other standard Socialist litera-
ture. For some time he has been
earnestly engaged in the study of
social and economic problems. He
has taken a deep interest in the
Christian Socialist Fellowship" and
is the secretary-treasurer of that or
ganization in Baltimore.
For many years church worker,
having taught Sunday-school class
of young men for fourteen years, he
has become convinced that the pres
ent capitalist system of industry (and
government) cannot be squared either
with the ethics and teachings of
Jesus, nor with the spirit and pur-
pose of true religion.
Mr.. Develin's business occupation
is that of foreman in a Baltimore
lithograThic establishm ent He is
man of domestic tastes, and has a
charming wife and two bright little
children.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1911-10-03

Lieut.. John H. Towers, U. S. N,
made lengthy fight in his hydroplane
this morning. He touched the water
at several points in Annapolis harbor
and Chesapeake Bay, and rose from it
to a considerable height in the air.
Lieutenant Towers expects to con-
tinue his aviation work in this vicin-
ity for some time, keeping his machine
at the hangar on the experimental
grounds across the Severn river from
the Naval Academy.
escaped that day, there would have
been no difficulty whatever about who
was in command, or who would have
had to bear the censure. 1t is as GER
tain in that event that there would
have been no effort to prove that the
New York was within signal distance,
no claim that it was Captains bat
tie, or any other of the sophistries
that were invented in the aftermath
of controversy about this great vic.
tory"
Admiral Chadwick, who was Admi-
raj SIMPSONS chief aide at Santiago,
recently published book, in which
he described the loop as fine naval
manoeuvre." Admiral Schley was one
of those who believed that DR.. Cook
discovered the north pole. He wa,
retired from active service on Octo
Der /, 1901.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1911-10-03
MRS. J. M. STRANGE.

More varied than ever, and quite
elaborate were many of the beautiful
hats exhibited at the millinery shop
of Mrs. j. M. Strange. There were
extreme styles and moderate and sim
pie designs.
A novel hat, "The Pink Lady"
shape, was shown in black velvet
covered with metallic passamenterie
and beautiful plumes An extreme
poke in royal purple velvet with
pansies, and fur bands is one of the
latest designs in millinery.
A Mother Goose hat in brown
shades was much admired and a
Cunard blue in velvet, covered with
macramae lace and feather was one
of the most fetching hats exhibited.
A new style is embroidering the
velvet used in the crown Of hats.
This was seen in a black velvet en-
broidered in white chenille flowers
with yellow centres.
A large rolling sailor Of black vel
vet with pink and black gplumes was
very stylish and becoming to Young
faces.
Several beautiful children's hats
were shown and hats for young girls
were shown in exquisite materials.
A large green fiat with discs and
plaques of green velvet edged with
back fringe was among the novelties
exhibited.
The three openings will be repeated
tomorrow.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1911-10-03
LECTURES BEGIN.
Nurses Training School Now Open At
Emergency Hospital.

Last night the opening Of the Train
ing School for Nurses at the Emer-
gency Hospital was formally inaugu-
rated with the first lecture Of the
course.
The Training School has been duly
incorporated, and is now a fixed local
institution. 1t offers advantages to
young women desiring to take up the
profession Of nursing, who may 60
under instruction here, instead Of 90
ing away to the nearby cities to train
to become a nurse. Last night tie
first lecture of the course was given by
DR.. Walton Hopkins, the subject be
ing Anatomy"
A series Of lectures will be given by
various doctors on the staff, and after
the completion of the prescribed
course, the young ladies' will be grad
uated to become professional trained
nurses, upon examination by the State
Board.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1911-10-03
A GREAT SUCCESS.
p,.,,v Girls In Foreign Costumes Help
p..,hylerisn Church Entertainment.

..art's entertainment given
~. -..-g ladies Of the Presbyter-
o. r---.f under the direction Of
, r-. MYERS. was a great success.
10 sa2 was realized. A small ad-
.r f.. was charged, and after
..-.r-.n there was sale Of ice
.-..r. -aI cake.
r-.tt. Girls wearing the type and
.F #r-s. Characteristic Of the
they represented, were cos
..~a5 follows:
a.a.ar Girl. Annie Redmond; Jap
..... Girl. Edith Deininger; Grecian
Ell Elizabeth Thomas; Turkish Girl,
r-..r.. Thomas. Italian Girl, Eliza
.m Redmond: Dutch Girl, Mabel
dor. German Girl Edith Morris;
r.r.h Girl. Ruth Wells; Spanish
-. GLADYS Schreyer; Egyptian Girl,
c.,.,r. Ha.utz' English Girl, Annie
9-su.-. Scotch Girl, Ethel Phillips;
r..ss Girl Elizabeth Myers; Indian
c.- Vn.cent Redmond; American
C.r Louise Wells; A Bachelor, Geo.
rt. g.rrs had taken great pains in
-. se..rf.on Of their costumes and
~ makeup. Each followed in min
.tast 4eltail the prevailing costume
..ftha country they represented.
The rragram was we'll executed and
l.. success of the entertainment is
.rga.y due 90 the efforts Of Miss
Wr.-s and her ASSISTANTS.