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The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1911-05-27
TO SOUTH WALES
John Davis, Popular Tin Mill Roller,
IS Going on Vacation.

John Davis popular roller at the
Phillips Sheet & Tin Plate Com
pauy's plant who Is the cldes.
roller in point OF service there, is
preparing to go to his native home
in south Wales, England, where he
will spend his summer vacation with
relatives and friends. This will be
the second time he has taken this
trip since residing in Clarksburs-
He will go to New York City next
Wednesday and sail from there Sat
urday on tho steamship. Baltic. He
expects to witness coronation festiv-
lilies OF King George. His numer-
GUS friends wish him pleasant
time and a safe return.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1911-05-27
RAID MADE
BY Hupp and Lilly. Man Ar
rested andeHis Whiskey
Confscated.

Resulting Crom raid snade by j.
D. Hupp. United states deputy mar
shall and Charles n. Lilly. United
states commissioner, on the home OF
william AdlInEton Friday at Grafton
Arlington has been committed to the
Wood county jail in default of bond
ef $500. The officers found four gall
logs OF whisskey in his cellar, the
sathe being IN pint and half pint
bottles. The whisky was conhscat-
sd. Henry carter. better known as
EBay carter. was also arrestea[ che '-.ed
Z 18th a revenue violation. He gave
bond OF $500 and was released from
custody.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1911-05-27
MEMORIAL sEIsOioN.

members OF Custer Post, No. 8,
Grand Army OF the Republic, will
meet at the. court house tomorrow
morning and march to the First
Presbyterian church, where the an
nual memorial sermon will he
preached by the Rev. H. T. Nc
'CIeuand. The Ladies' OF the Grand
tArmy will also attend.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1911-05-27
FARI8NIusIL &c.

Sunday morning and night the
Rev. B. D. SteHe VIII preach his
farewell sermons In the First Bap-
list chprc has rs pastor ana in q Few
days he ana his family viii go TO
Chester. pa, where ne VIII become
piastor OF the Upland Baptist church.
Both services sunday VIII doubtless
be largely attended as he is pop
uIar minister.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1911-05-27
HOME RJI
BATIl Is
ALREADY oil
For the Fall Campaign Io6n
Bulls Populace VIII
Wage
.MoRDEY NOW AeTIYE
In the Affairs Of Governs
Notwithstanding Ills
Advanced Age

LONDON, May 37.-7pRai thc
stress OF politics in recent 1n6nfisl
claimed many victims among tIie
leaders OF the parties 1t Is a1nlaiH5 u
hnd the oldest OF them an. Viscount
Morley, OF Blacl5burn. regfving hls
youth and assuming duties ztoh MS
juniors in years have had 70 abandoh
on account OF illnesses brought on
overwonl. when John Morley
Radical among Radicals. was saill1
to the peerage IN 1903 and the conseFs
NATIVES chamed him on enterinS
chamber. which he had attncked -
useless. the government orgaus *
planned that his adlvaucing yeatslo
was then 73-made e nece
he was to continue as secretlry q
state for INDIA, that he shpuld -
transferred to the Topper Heul
where he would not be called upon
to take the active part in pqlitic
that members OF the cabinet "a q
Commons necessarily do. Later hll
age was again given as the cettq 81
his retiring from the SecIetoEy
Stateshfp and his assumption q ttl
office Of President Of the Council -
which no arduous duties are ~
tached.
with the. at least temporaFys re-
tirement OF his successor. Earl cTa9q.
as result of serious Hines VS.
count Morley Is found again assurd
ing the burdens OF the Indian once
and besides that the leadership Of the
House of Lords and for a few weeds
during the absence OF Sir EdWard
Grew the position OF Secretary o.
State for Foreign AfEairs. B'0r youhg-
er men, even one secretary OF state
ship Is not considered a very eary
role to nj. but Viscount lFority
throwing on the mask OF age. entered
heartily into the work OF his triple
Office and from tho front bench lea
the little party OF Liberal peers ana
answered questions about India ana
the Foreign policy OF the Eovernment
as though no enjoyed it.
Hon. Richard B. Haidane. Secretary
OF state for war, was raised to tho
peeEdBS " e-99AS1 we
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1911-05-27
ROARING LION DIVES INTO 4 TTII20NG OF Pc
aIR. RBrEas 20 FRIaAOH.

The Rev. l. z. Peters viii preach
IN the First Methodist Episcopal
church tomorrow morning at 1875
O'Clock in the absence of the pas
tor. There viii be no services there
at night In order to give the mem
.bers an opportunity to attend the
First Baptist church. when the Rev.
3. D. Stelle VIII preach his farewell
sermon.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1911-05-27
wOLGAsT FAvoRITE.

SAN FRANCISCO, May 27.-Ad
wolgast. lightweight champion. Is
a ten to four favorlte for the fight
this afternoon with Frankie Burns,
of Oakland. Both men are in spIen-
did condition.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1911-05-27
SHATTUGK DEAD
Reputed Wealthiest Citizen of
Parkersburg is Called by
Death Messenger.

PARKERsBURG. May 27-Charles
H. shattuck. reputed as the wealth
lest citizen of Parkersburg, died this
morning. He was the head of the
local traction company, and president
of the Citizens National Bank.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1911-05-27
WILL ATTEND.

WASHINGTON. q. C.. May ~
Congressman Hamilton expects to
go to Elizabeth to attend the laying
of the cornerstone of the new court
house at that place May 30
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1911-05-27
MARRIAGE moENsEs.

Marriage licenses have been is
sued to charles B. skinner and
Margaret b. Harbert, Berley d.
StutIer and Anna Johnson and Rola
H. FIesher and Bessie F'rum.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1911-05-27
DOUBLE KILLING.

COLUMBUS, o., May 27.-InsaneIy
jealous over the fact that white
man had entered his home Luke
watkins. colored train porter shot
and killed his wife and then him
self.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1911-05-27
wILh PRoRATEp.

The Will OF G. G. Highland. Of
West AliBord. was probated today. he
directs that his debts be paid and the
residue OF his estate expended for a
monument TO His memory. a. A.
LadWdE is named az ercGcutor.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1911-05-27
REMANDED
To Jail for Trials at an Evening
Session of Police Court.

Three men who were arraigned
this morning in police court
court before Mayor Frank R. Moore
on charges OF drunkenness pleaded
not guilty and they were remandod
to jail for trials this evening.
Another fellow who was arrested last
night for drunkenness and disorder
Iy conduct forfeited cash bond Of
$3.50. which he deposited as secur-
lty for his appearance this morning
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1911-05-27
TO sERENApE THE ELKs.

The knights Of Pythias band,
which. by the way, Is winning much
admiration with its fine music, will
hold a special rehearsal Sunday af-
ternoon in Pythian hall to prepaSo
for a concert to be given at 1880
O'Clock Monday evening upon the
upper balcony of the EIks' home.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1911-05-27
IlRAsEEs BUIIDNG.

WASHINGTON, D. C., May 81
The postof6ce department has taken
a ten years lease on the new post
once quarters at Lewfburg, begin
ming June I
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1911-05-27
TO MEDIATE.

WASHINGTON. May 27.-lt was
decided today to refer to board Of
mediadon under the Brdman act tho
dispute between the Southern Rail-
why and its Eremen. N
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1911-05-27
PHnhIrs QIALLIyEs.

Robert r. Phillips qualified today
as administrator OF the estate OF AM
.bose @ Holden, with bond at $4,000
William Lee. ben Ward and a. J.
Kemper were named as appraisers.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1911-05-27

C,moA,Go. May Wheat, 80
S-sj corn. 81 1-s; oats 50 rs.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1911-05-27

CONTINUED on page 81
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tconauued on page -
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Ccontinued on page 2
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-06-07
japanese Social

The land OF cherry blossoms Will
b.. cNarl. ,riIed Ia story. COSTUME Jud
custom g. da, evening when ~"
'nWs NumoYs Missionor, society
p 'Hc I' Methodist church viii be-
uc august hostess ON the honorable
...a Iuu tH occur Ia the parinl ot The
,nU. \rraved in the graceful
.Dl. OF Japan
Who're ID people brave. though
small
'.. polite ana Kind 10 ~
I0o tuHu. ladies' will attend % 'lr
Icasurr of iac suosis. ie,idts an
INFORMAL D- 1m Two at thn young
people VHu have resided ia the ON.
.' "II r.J. on subjects oi Japan
'.I tlo. tuo. ~cd,r VINO was porn
u Obj" N ad0.s realm. will ten what
,WH'.arHy has done for women u
Japan. Hnl Professor Dlmsou .vhu
.ush p0l here win toll what
lH..u.. HI. accomplished w.. th,
moon .auau Mise Edith Maun.
..u n th. Young women Mis-.
u. ocl,.t uaH planned every dee.
u... iH Ue social with care. and 70
... .HI.a.ic .yc0iue s. assured lll
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-06-07
SO Gle T Y

breath" blossoms and Leakage OF the
l.adS Gay roses ana pink larkspir.
With The masSos ul flowers. glistou
Ing silver and
Garlanded with guests
A. II lair Aiiadne's crown
ont of the shy had fallen down
The table presented q most beautiful
picture In the late afternoon
The ladies who onjovcd the hos.
pitalily at Mrs Diockmann and Mrs
Innahy This atioruoop we're Mes.
danes MatBun Walter Council. ilol2
man, John i.oc CLARKE. Frank strong
Arthur lleyu, Nlirct Frost. Mabel
limoc. RAYMOND Siamm. William
Springer, Nlircd Goodrich. bernard
Held, Louis Held. Chaduuurn.. u 4
Macpherson. Smithors TolN Lester,
seymour Lcwiu,ou. lIcu Baker Ross
Merritt Ma,landrosa T. r Edgar
Misses constance tbbot;. Anna
Thomas Ethel Hickoy \ Schach,
trent El2nhcth Willov Rotv Wiley,
Irene Saint
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-06-07

operation is evidenced %. the proiicl
go ms, u tuD space ON The corner ct
Broadway and East Central avenue.
Plans foo the preliminary work on .ho
grounds wcf' discussed 40 length las
evening when the member. OF the
civic iwWo,cmen society held the
regular meeting in th, ofiice of tine
past president. d.. TaylorGoOdmuu.
A. his meeting The resignation q. tnt
treasurer. Mrs Joan Borradaile wac
leai and accepted. as the writer eN.
pected 30 spend the summer months
IN California Mrs \ &. Shupu wa,
unanimously elected treasurer IN MIS-
l5urr1ddiio.s place az tho suciC
hope, "a have strenuous work lor he
treasurer ,br coming months.
The inst steps OF tho society Zoo.
ward cuntHr ug tnD stretch of barren
sand into q pleasing playground VIII,
br 10 build shade places. setting up
AWNINGS, roots ana lawn sWiura ulae
iug sand niles uuiDr rOphner fu. .ue
nly tOdilps. c0uuur for nirI. ana
laying ont bali grounds tor tbe uu.s.
Clfiz"ns ate expected to cooperate uI
tui. great Wu. you The Improvement
OF The nunic pJiiit in appearance as
well as the preriou childhood THAR is
the hope ot .1v tUure Dona, luus %.
sNiugs, Iuoiins labor. croquc games
posts. lumber o. money Will N. 4ratU
ullf wee iycd D, since society and un'
To- ip' best pos nIc uso Mrs BroRD.
the new president bass IN pruspcc ,h,
donation OF sry. swings. and On,
pr0no OF ielo tU 'ransier and pl7g.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-06-07
Drnn,ntisis al =. 4. 4

Perhaps 10 every community whore
c'nNcnt-hrcd girls present diHmati,s,
exceptional interest attaches tp the
event as the sisters are everywhere
i"in'd for supor-tNc'llcucc IN training
at expression IS well a- music In
Nlhupu'rpu" The Young ladies Of 81
Nmc"nts tc1dcmy have acquired the
rcnoWn ana ability of experts In dra-
matte art ond la the forthcomnr
tragedy 5t tho matinee performance
IN the Elk- ,uoator Jun. IL win nm
dountcdly su pass the hIsh standard
OF preceding thoatri'7 \ masterpiece
&c historic drama has been selected
FOR III" 'hird annual play and .o>cnty
I'VE g'tlS are ~ Tho o1st. Imported
costumes i1m an EASTERN urm. wi'
display at tnc wealth. beauty and
grace Of th' Roman fashion ia tar
time of N"ro. Scenic properties win
Also create tho scou,s ol tn. drama
herein the mobiles f1.r 9ldi,. must
clans. soldiers, and plrbtu. Of tho
eternal citN" moved. lowed. Hlt.i.
schomod. suffered persecution and
doa,n SO living triumph u various
eases
~ Ncro. Miss charlotte BriNu.r ai
silver CtN ably pnrtrIFs th' cuu. .t,d
william with Ncronic arrogangt. .I.
commands thc attention and u.tut.|
pf "a" court whil' voLg -uu.
Thus song. however. viii elicit tuuu.
i'.A applause from tho uudi'I... ..
Miss luiNncrs sulrndid young yu..
reveals inc volume ond -Wr"tuo.. .I
which pr.mp dpnnas 7ro made. am
gives promise ui . brilliant miurr for
this dramIfist 1nd vocalist
Nn"th'r vocal selection that Will
stir lli I,1r.s NlIl hc th" triumph1u'
.our OF th' Christians that win bu
sung hs Nj, Huh simpler
Miss Bonnie, Ross .ldcu pg "Dlnla''
81 christian itdt OF Rour IS do,plup-
ing r'h.Hr.Jle tho "1s, ana pat g.
ri'u sr''os utiur Tho character IN.
di'Hiinus point tp th, crowded house
'h"' sr.'t- every performance hy -,
NiuuDut students
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-06-07
THIS LADY'S
GOOD APPETITE
Mrs. Hansen, In q Letter From
Mobile. Tells How She Gained Il.

Mobile Ala -'I suffered FOR seven
years. with womanly trouble writes
Mrs Sigurd Hansen boa l"tnr from
this city - felt weak and always had
a headache and was always going to
the doctor Al last was operated Oh.
and felt better, but soon had the
same trouble
My husband asked me 10 try Cardui.
felt better after The frs, bottle. and
now, ! have a good appetite and sleep
we'll feel nne, and the doctor tells
me am looking better than ne ever
saw me
u you are sick and miserable and
suffer from any Of the pains due 20
womanly trouhle--try Cardui
cardui is successful because q Is
composed OF ingredients that have been
found TO act curatlvely on the woman.
ly constitution.
For more than atty years, II has heen
used By women OF AL ages. with great
success. Try IT, Your druggist sells II
M Hrifc o. tai,s Aly,e,y Desi.. Chats
s,oss NeiAins 60. 1hsrang-sa. lsrn. tpI Nlsg@ls
fsnllscf'oas, -ni "a pAge book Homr lfsAsusse
"eusn. ssn' ~ viola sspesh ~ 'eessss.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-06-07

iloaG hear all Sc devoioos OF fash.
ION, ardent defenders oi the hobblo
skir. and cultivatois al the stylish
hcan-pOlc iiguro. hear the words of an
eminent writer and physician
Fashion Kills more women than
toll or sorrow Obedience to fashion
DIS q greater transgrcssion of he laws
at woman n nature ana greater IN.
iury to her physical and mental con.
siitulion Than the harlships OF poverty
aud neglect Tho Kitchen m0d Ia
usually hearty ana urnng aud may
guilty" no on Jhreo gcncrations d.,
fashionable misttDasos Tho reason
o. plain fashion imposes unanticipa'
I'D burdens. without regard TO the
comfort ot hoodwinked followers;
cheating thcm ont of time. fortune ana
happiness. I"pa, i,g them with the
rdiculo of ne wise. yndangcrlnf
health and wasting means II IS more
impOrtaBt ior the woishipors OF lash'
ion 10 appear happy than 20 be- so
\ case iu poin is The hobhlc skirt
-. exaggerated or rather contracted
dimensions WhaI Wunrof of tho hob.
hl" skiN can De- happy or oarclrco
win the constant danger of more o.
less serious accident threatening ~
every ucp2 Iot The step hc up or
down ana miiadi al tho hobbies rs
placed euhor ia he ,mmodo,t post.
lion eff displaying shkon hosiery on
tho hazardous position Of eclioua ne.
Cidont philanthropiats 10 New iurl
civ iabulating The number Of acrt
dents resulting nom me- impcdpd lp
a.
ilplish'i training school ioi SOC
cicfy dance Nh0 ycntur" un tho
'rsriE ru hOuUlc Elaborate pho.
nerhphs are shown IN tho Now YurK
World -i,iua ~ dean the position ot
ih' tc"l ana -I,iris iu boarding. street
cars, aaccudius stops otc. ID hohhlr
icd"siriaus arc 40 fcm5in riehi ia"
up uud unframed
Did over hoa'hon god on goddess have
more Jealous dcYotrcs than fashion
90 more absurd or humiliniing ritual
90 more mouiyius or cruel pcnanccs
Though hcl. laws Ike the Mcdys and
p,rsitns must b.. implicitly obcyru
,ct mhk, these ancient rules ohau4o
as certainly ana ElW"iim'- a- Often
as th- moon And me hopes 'Or 'h'
i''N| "lf'NII tt nv h' Nt F'''''' n"
the har.U s.irt
Though o prejudice against The sen
sinlc ridiut skirt. that ensures safe
o. modosty health ana grace, Was
some time IN being overcome hN ia,
advance w.artrs. the h1r,m skin
gives promise OF receiving The wei
como ID deserNcs Nonminuus n
orapery. secure az the ankle. With 'Nu
separate skirts cnSurinr grace cuu
tort. modcsIy and ease tor pedestrian
oquestricnuc. mountain climber %.
aoroplono girl The harcm skiri is de-
SIGNED IA meet She reqult cmenis tor
door wear. and the stamp of ap
prevail placed on The fashion by its
adoption ~ elite c'rCles N Englan,
ANA France ensures the ultimate cn
dorsournl on this -iio of uo Wutc'
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-06-07

Alr Mars = HW BE- .u COZ i. Doom
pu N.rtn second street
Mrs. John Bourod1lo SSH. .,4N. tI-
f1o.i." 900 tho limited .' spend tu.
.tWU,U f| CALIFORNIA coast UDtnl.e
Mrs - y Marion Is pntorainius
hor brother VI William Iiulloran
Who returned 10 this cIi. rrstr.da
lfoN Ocouuo. Mexico
Mrs Robert smart lou the hret ~
tbc vceh ,o Spend fortnight 100 san
90 o.
Mss Eiram ot Dcmiue \ ST. spent
Yesterday n tho CO.., tho H.-t ot hr.
brother AMI sis.eu SIT ard Mrs a e.
ltuam
NJ aud Mrs Isaac U1rln mo.o.ol
over fo EsDmciu suuia ana u'D
''Vcral DAYS spent 100 ,I.ilut towns
Doe the valley 0ill rWn fo 'ho pIt,
DIS rycalug
Mrs dn MASON ,atn a,u. 0 Hr
Ladios of tHo Mnocppeo. luJ com
maulcr ol thc local hive. Wul leave
~" last of Tho Nc". FOR tour ol fh"
towns loo Eastern Sew Mexico IN the
interest oi me Nacca1cc-
Mrs a. j. collins returned S3tur
lat from visit io relatives n
Nebraska.
Miss Beatrice Slolght Nho sustain
"a utouaiu poisoning iroH DISH OF
Ico cream luE Friday hts anou Ir.
covered aud a able TO OBJ. around
irulu
~ and Mr g. D. Tuu viii leave
'ic lass ot thc so"h tor Caiiru'.
Nevada. whore they will visit Ma.
| lullH sister
Mr. j. u MAYO i-'t Nouda, even
! Ing for visit to relatives aud friends
ar htt former home NowarN. y j NJ
/ MAYO expects to Doe absent about
/ eight weeks
Mira NJ J Hulicr has been 40 at
l her home on East street hut is rc.
! ported iWpuy.u.
/ Mis- Julia Robertson. teacher Of
| ~" seventh grade IN the Filst ward
school ua1 Miss Elizabeth Teller. th'
/ teacher OF radc three iu thc same
/ schoOl lon Monday afternoon for thr
oasr Miss Tclior viii 20 to Detroit
Mich, io remain till her marriage 10
Mr. Gladding of This city. ana Miss
| Robertson. Who viii also teacn IN th"
school next year accompanied Mi'
Teller as Tar AS Kansas CITY
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-06-07
Baptist Circle Entertained.

NIF Benard Crawford vas hostes.
n Do" lauios of thg Baptist church
Du 'hy REGULAR meeting day last w,eb
Wnon "a most pleasurabic aud prof
i1le season was enjoyed by a largo
attendance at members. Mrs Nll
liams read % paper on "Conucius
MI Runyan read lc'Hcr from peg.
aOnal friend noN missionary IN Bir.
main Miss WucoN who was formerly
"a MISSIONARY in Brazil talked mtcr.
caiiusly of thar country Several en-.
aascd IN discussion of topics OF inter.
'si ON curront events In the mission
h"ld Hiss limima Long provided
leasing piano numbers and the com.
p1nF finished up the pleasant session
with the cnlolmcu ut refreshments
nud iu having their picmr,s taken.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-06-07
Physicians Social Meeting.

The meeting OF the Bernalnlo COM
IS Medical association this evening IN
the Commercial club viii be OF $50.
cial nature. aud mbcnding from heir
accustomed au-tcrlty. The Welicor
viii hold an iufurn nal jolliticatiou in
celebration oi he last session prior
10 the Adjournment tor the summer
vacation "Reminiscences viii 70. obs.
changed hy physicians who were pio-
ncers IN The west II Is likely official
delegates viii Dee named To attend .U
national convention OF malico- n
Cpen in los Angeles June "a
The Chcago train of delegate uI.
leave thc Windy Clty on tho moIo.
ing of th, 2lst and Will reach AlHU
querquc on the 2ith. when sov"ilI
local PHYSICIANS win Join tho par.
A stopoY,. viii be made at the Grand
Canyon Elaborate preparations alo
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-06-07
pieekmarr. Darshy Function.

Ms otto Dio,kmghn and hsr
daughter. Mrs Thomas DnnahN this
afternoon entertained Thirty ladies at
another az thc dcli2h'iul functions uf
which this. the serond is appropriate
T. called tho sophomore ~ h was
not possible 80 entertain all their
tlicuds ~ one time. MI piorEmann
and her daughter decided on M"
novel plan of diyidinr th'm in'o con
gonial groups ana callug me groups
Freshmen. sophomore. juniors, S"'
uiors and post Graduates
I'm Keeping with those names m"
sanlcF and entertainment iQr the dit
icrcnl functions have been chosen
Three similar Affairs are 90 follow 90"
two now past
ON account of its precedence, tho
initial junction OF DE series last sat
urday afternoon a. Mrs Danahy g
bore the appellation oi Freshmen
Besid"s nccdlework. a lively guessing
contest resulted In q prize tor excel
louco 10 Mrs. T. ], Algop aud the mo-
m,uto was fancy sewing apron with
ribboncd emery and scissors. The
late afternoon was spent "a che HON.
SIT Mrs Dicckmann.
The "Sophomoro' party this after
noon was. II possible, more oniOyabl,
than the preceding one In conform
ity with the rule that will he followed
throughout the series, the early after
noon was spent IN happy converse
sewing and In the writing OF skrtches
on The Art of Housekeeping by tht
guests. The Judges who were ap
pointed 10 decide the merits oi IN,
papers, however found the task 70
difficult as each paper was supcrla
lively best. that the contes ants were
asked TO cut the cards 20 decide ih'
winner. The prize on this occasion
icing a busting cap and apron con
tanning IN the pocket o silverhandle,
whisk broom and chamois
While the merrimcnt was AZ III
height, the company was invited Il
adjourn To the home of Mrs. Dieck
mann. whore sunptuous rcpas
awaited the arrival Covers were lai,
Tor thirty around the long table bear
ing floral burden In pink. cleaning
through the filmy veil Of baby