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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-12-09
Wpob felloip gdn8erbpr.
Sas Neimltat Der seitrisen geamtems

lie Waitelieoer beg obigen @erer15
fanpen Iih geItern in gutter sln5obl 3u
Der regelmaBtsen Utonatsoeriarnl'
luna Elm. bic inter 8orfts oes 9errn
s,suIius Siren urrb Der Brotofolfllbe
runa oes Serrn Senrp 9llberb ltott'
faub. slls paiIipe WdtgIieoer puroen
Die Serren 2ouis Selmllng uno Sen=
rp Spernonn uufgenontnlen. Gallt ers
aonaener Ginlaoungen miro lih Ger
gerein 10 gut nie mogllb oil Den ,Se't'
lid,feiten oes Rbeinpidl5er unterltilB=
luaspereins lll1o bes @ernania Hau,
der aaiinps, ionic ,,in ccrpere" an
henen Der Cincinnati 2oge 698 81.
s.. unb oeS 1eutonia Wannerfors be-
theilloen. slIs 9(usihuB fiir nnterlud'
ina ser giidcr nurbet Die Serren
+. 3ils, slIfreb q. Shnurr nno5rnnt
9loomopis ernount. Sierallf tullroe ole
geomtenrabl porgenomnten, bet ipel'
der Die bisberieeu geomten eln'tlm'
mia ipieoereripdbit ipuroen uno 5mar
Vraiibent: coSulius arep.
Gise<8rdiibcnt: Ben Sasfanp.
Vrot. ..Sefr. Senrp 9llbere.
Sim -Sefre.: Ilbert arueger.
SdasnRiiter Gbas. aubn.
1. Dirigent: Ilbert 8eper
2. 0irigent: Gbos. aubn.
| I. gibliotbefor: @n Rdltber
2. @iblictbefar: 6rant Weebger.
SSobnentrdger (alte 6abne): Alber
&rueger.
sSohrtentrdger (neue 5obne): gen
SaStump.
Srl,Itees:: y. 2engel, Sp. BIelTfer
!. dig.
Solicitor: esafob @einaro.
Gelegaten 5u Ser. SGnger: Senri
9llbers, Ebilip SeB.
9elegaten sum 9.-N. Staotuer
bano: Senrp 9lberB, Gbas. &ubn.
Die sSuitalliritng miro III Der Ier
iommlung am II. Sanuar 1918 III
ter iibIihen 3eremonien Dorgenom
men DerOen.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-12-09
Merfpiiroiaer ,Suiall".

9cli8iIt 9at. NeilIp foBts geItern an
Der &enpon Npenue uno 2tnn StraBe
cine 4nsabl 4aaben beim @rupiptel
ab. Die lIebeItbdter ergriffen bic
5Iuht nit 9lusnabm oss is Sabre al
ten goteniungeu Ghas. Gruibam, ppn
Rp. 835 Satbanup 4De., tpel6er por
Dem 9eamten feitgsnommen rpurbe-
Der 9efangene rib fih isooh pIOslih
los unp itisb. tpie es in bem betreTfen=
Den poIiaeiberidt beiBt. r5ufdllig" NIT
bem 3opfs gesen ben Sniippsl oes poz
Ii5iiten, nobel er lid eine tart blu=
tenbs @unoe 3uSog. RudDem er int
Sston 6oipital psrbunoen lpp,oen
mar, puros sr fir ben SugsnoriAtsr
einasIperrt.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-12-09

9bra 2(inilee in Der 5itetrone uno
4lisn 5olubet ais Senn Gqufon brtn4
oen fir bieis 3pet groBen Rollsn
dies nit, um lie plaitiif berpDrtreten
su laiien. 2luh Die uuoern Folen
bQ5en dngemsiIsne 8eieBung unp Die
iasniids Qusitattung geniigt tpeitses
benben 4nfprii6en.
Der 3aubertiinitler 9huritpH tritt
Disfe Dpde i'm % lnut SraBe
8 beater auf uao Dos beotnte!
uoubeisbte Sduier in alien 8oritsuun=
gen. Der Wlugttsr bat tpteoer Deri6iea
bene neue ,Sher3e" uno lit DolIouf i'm
StanDe, Das pubIium 3Deieinhalb
Gtunoer lang auf oas angenehmite 81
unter6aIten. 3u ieinen 3aubertiin'ten
oel0rsn Die Setter bel beasm Gag"
Die perihpinDenoen 0erDtibe",
,Ias Dsr3ouberte 5sniter" uno auBera
oen pirb ii1 Der 3aubertunitlsr etns
ueheno nit oem gublitum bsfhdftigen
uno perlIelber Die sritaunlthiten
Singe ne6men uno geben.
Die riibmIinit betonnten Singer
Girls" abfolotren bieie Wof)e i'm
tanbarD 3 Sbeuter ein 9aits
fpisl u.iie tperben ibrem altenRuf, treffs
lihe unterbaItung gu bieten, ipieoer
G1re maiden. Die Singer 9irls" trde
GEN ibreu Ramsn nit Re6t, benn lie
brinoen Diir3e in Die 8urlesten, Die
fie ooriteQen. Die Stute iino nit gez
f6uigsn WeIobien, fei9sn SGn3en unp
Gbolutionen perlpoben un0 1tno bub't)
on3uIe6en. 8orppbden ME 2eeWrothe,
7srunt 6. Mutefislo, Ssnrp 3. glelion,
Sane Ga Beau, Sos 8utlep gehoren
/ Der 8eieQfhoFt an. 9ieielbe perfiBt
ferner i6er einen i6neiOigen gbor uno
Die i8entI6e Gntfaltung lit einfan
1rpBartig. @sri6ieosne Spe3talttatena
fummsrn fulIen ben 3DtiAsnatt ous.
g1opmon6 Sithcod 3iebt am Non=
tuq 9lbeno ius @rono 8 perm.
lhaus Elm uno omar IN nSbe Reo
g9iooip" elmer nageIne1ten Gpere ten.
pole, Die ibn1 ou5gtebige @elegen'
belt 3ur Gntfoltltng iet1ter &onlif bier
tet. Die SonbIung lit IN aitr5e Die
foIqenoe: 6err Butts, Der nit Der
6abrifation pon Goriett3 3rm Wttls
lionGr gelporoen lit, uno lid als fol-
der sur 9fube geieBt bat, matt NIT
ietner iSrau cine Heiie ourd europa.
| oSu 2ouoon lernt er I'M Alco3ar cine
berIfenbe junge sSrnu, 2lnna 8a-
para, fennen. Sic erfdbrt pom ibm,
ooB er i'm 9egriff lit, nod RuBlano
ubsureiien. Sic erbtetet iid1, ou Ietnc
9Srou, Die cine iiberouS etfrlge
ssrouenItimmrehtlerin lit, in SonooH
5uriifgebalten miro, ibn on ibrer
Stott nub RuBluno 81 beglsttsn.
/. ipeIhes 9lnerbieten er annirmt. go
, bulo ous Gaar Die ruI'ii6e 8ren5c
iiberi6ri1ten hat, erflart Die Tallhc
, 9Srau Butts ihrem iogenannten 8ots
ten, ooB iie cine gtibiliitin lit, Der
ruIiiihen 8ebeimoolt5et ais de
: rot6e @itt1pe" Doblbefannt uno Don
. ibr etfrig geiuht. Die slbentener
, Die ser bieoere NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
der erlebt, biloeu oen Snbalt oes
Stufes, oos ebeu 10 luItig Die gldit'
5eno ausoeItattet lit unb nidt per1eh'
len tpiro. oas Bublifum bohlih 81
anilIiren.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-12-09

Senrp unb 2enu Rod, 519 Dort
Str, anob..
osobn 9. unb Roie Sbspberp, 1910
ssresman Mpe., anube.
Rennstt 6. unb Wnna gurlep, Warsz
burn 2(pe., andbe.
Wiatbias unD Caroline Gins. Sarts
pea, 8nak.
Wilium 9. unb MarpSomlin, 212O
9laoitone Mps., Mdbhsn.
4rtbur g. uuo Steuu Shott. 594
Delta abs., Wdbhen.
2epn +. uno Alma Skele, 2O26
Guitern Ipe., anabe.
Gbparb unb SsTN Srans, 2580
gditern Npe., Ruobe.
Sacob unb gillian Sdmitt. 1906
&nor Qlps., Mdbhen.
aepis unb Soispbine 9orIsl, 1913
Mpntroie. Mdphen.
Gam uno 8ati.Minsui, 2161Gusen
Gitb Mpe., anabe.
Gbarles u. unb Glisabet6 ROoop,
3731 Wariap glpe., anabe.
Wiaium unD gpna Weid, 251e
goot Str, 8nabe.
SteDs unD Rofe SIbtpan, 215Waos
Str, Mdodsr.
Stebe unb 3ofe Dapad, 1719 Gin
Str, Mdo6en.
pet.r unD Suiana ShHit, 415Yor'
Ctr, Wdbtsn.
Nidolas uno 2ena Wlillsr, 1927
Central Qps., Wdbhen.
5arrp unb Sannp S6pars, 1895
Central 9lps., Wdbhen.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-12-09
SMeraualerei.

Der i'm 0ienits oes Gb. 9rannisdr
itsbenbs Subrmann Mm. Wabe, bon
Ro. 3O5 MeIt 10. StraBe, purbe friih
ssftsrn Mprgen bon ben qpli3iitsu
8utbIsin unp Steport untsr Der Qnz
fluge Der Sruntcnhsit unp Sbierqudls-
rel perhaFtet. Der 9urids pollte eire
2aDuns Stladen ben iteilen 4ufsung
sur Is. StraBe Bride binuuffabrsn
unp oas gfero lpar Der ihpereu 2as
ouns niht gspohfen. Buoe bearbei-
tete baruuf ben armen Saul nit benz
psttfdenitiel in 10 sruuIumsr Weiis,
boB 4ugsn5eugsn fi6 psranlaBt iahen.
bic in Der Rdbe ipeilenbsn ppliSiiten
9iibletn unb Stepart 5u benddrid3ti4
nen
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-12-09

Cine fleine Mieiin unter
oen Billen lit Die ct. Bernard arau-
terpiae. Sie hat iid) burd) ibre all'
seroroentIitp 0eiIfraft einen lpobls
peroienteu @eltriii erlporben. gel
8eritopillng, lluperoaulid)feit, Ntan'
gel oes 9lpperlts. gldbunaetL lhled'
tenn @eltunod in Wunoe ulo alien
storungen Der llnterleibs~Srgane
iiberrogt lie alle Ratent- -Webi5inen
oir in DEN 3eintngen, aalenbern, an
2innen lmo ipgar an Sclien auspo'
ini,nt merben. Sultet Gud) on bas alte
mno ebriide oeiitite arduter-w -wtittal
uno sssbr twroet es ssnift bereuen. Dil
ct. pernarn 8rduterpilleu iino IN al
Ilen Mpcrbefen 5u baben. az
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-12-09

Die Cincinnati aose, SO. $50 bon.
Dsutihen Sroen Der Sarupari begebt
Sanlitag, ID. 1eaenrber, ibr fiinftcs
Siiftungsfeft burh einen Ball in Der
Cosmopolitan 5ulle. Derlhieoens
Groblogenbenmte nub l8ertreter Der
QDeen aus anberen Sidoten iperben
gum sytite hierber tomulen. Jiir Der
Gmpfang UNI bic Neipirtbung Der
06fte trGst Elm Rommittee Gorse oas
aus ben folgtnben htrren kitebt
Dreb. Shmibt. Wprfiser; antcn
Gliifltein. SefretG'r. Gon. Rno1
Ghabmeiiter; gmil Grid. Aug. 3.
Gorbdh. GILBERT 9l,Sle. Midael au:
f1ill unb Otto peflbloto.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-12-09
SaDiiher WasteEbaa.

8st ben 9doenIern pirb ,s Cams
tag, IA, DECEMBER, bon bergsbsn. On
otsism Ibsuo finbet Der arobs Mose
FEM unb 9eieuihaftsball itatt, uno
bd ben 8abenferu Der SdaIt I'M
Raden 1igt. lpstltYrtR0 &arnepal germ
inter linen. Die 8opsnIsr erporteH
groBen 8e'uh uno besbalb buben iie
auh Iammtlide Sale Der 2lrbeitsrhaue
fir ben 2lbenb nit 9sIhlae b.legt.
Gin tiihtiees arrangements apm=
mittse III IdoR i.it Iangerer 3eit an
Ser arbeit GIN Die beTreunoeten Ser
cine Iino ginIaoungsn srgangen, Die
felbea purbsn au6 angsnommsn, bsrn
Sspsr,nauu peib. oaB man ii6 bel ben
9aosuiern gut amiiiirt.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-12-09
st. Afcpfns 2Baifem- -yerein
Der @erein beiinbet iidl IN blibenbem
3uitanSe.

sSn Dsr geitrigen 8eriammlung oes
ct. @lopiius WaiIen 0ereins, ipsl@
he unter 0oriiB bon 5errn Werner
Bibmeper unb Der prototol!Tubrun9
BON 5ern SEQ. 9. SfiponD in Der
ct. Warien=Shulballe itattfanb, ee~
langten bic geridte bes Spe5ialtomz
mittees our 8erleiuns, aus oensl1
beroorseht, oaB Der 8erein iih in eiz
nem bliibenoen 3uitanbe befinoe. Die
ginnobmen bes aommittess beliefen
Iid auf $356O.5O unD Ter prdiioent
bemerfts, er boffe, buB Die unermiioz
lihen Mnitrengungen Der Weitglieoer
oes aommittees Elm e6enIo ihDnes Re@
iultat fir ben ndditen Wonot ersielen
moeeH.
Der 8eri6t bes WablfOmmittees
iiber Die am porigsn Sonntag dbsshalS
tene 8eamtenipabl tpurbe Derlelen unD
oas aommittee nit Odnt entlanen.
Oas ReIultat Der Wahl 1T tolesrloes:
BrGIioent: Merner 8iBmeper.
9i3e grdfibent: 60. 8uHe.
Griter Setretdr: SEQ. 9. Shrdnn.
3peiter SetretGr: Qnt. Ronnebaum
9ritter SetretGr: 9einrid poetter.
Griter Shabmeifer: Sohn 8. Wasiz
ners.
3peiter S9abmeiiter: 0orer5 BED.
8erpalter g Sabre: !oeinri4 Bur
briut, s. g. Stall, Inton Bon Der
9adr.
GrItsr 5abnsntrdger: $. 5rsi.
grIts Syabnenbegleitsr: Inton
S6rdsse, 9p. SEEMING.
| 3tpeitsr Jabnentraaer: 8. Sdtele'
| sSabnsnbegleiter: Gbas. goedmann,
oSobn Shoettletpette.
Der 8eriht Der SdlpeitersSberin
Opilia ersiebt, DaB i'm 2auTs bes
U3onats 4 Ginber in bic anitalt oufs
osnommeu unb / aus berIsIbsn emit
laiIen puroe. Die 3ah Der Sniahsr
bstrdat 273, oapon 129 8noben UNI
144 U1dbfsn. Die @innahmen mt
aaTIenbeitanb bsliefen iit auf 1926
| 10, bic 4usgabsn auf $189.72. Il
oab s37.O1 in Der 8aIIe psrbliebsn.
| Der @oritdno bsrihtete, oaB oi
MISUNDERSTANDING Der 8inoer ii
WaiIenbauIe am 9onneritag, 26. Se
aember, Rahmittags 2 ubr itattfinDel
iperDe. Iae 6reunoe Der Initolt 1lnl
oaau einaelupen. Der 8eamtenfpeh
lei piro Sonntaa, 5 Sunuar III oe
<St. Qluauitinus S1ulballs on Ban
StraBe itattfinben. Cine Gmpfeblun!
pes gpritanbes, bic Seds i'm Spei1e
aimmer Der 4nItalt reporirsn gu la'
fen, purbs angenommen.
Den Osrren Qbplf SusB unb Bnl
8. 8oeb, tpel6e bem Nuilenhuu'
nambafte 8etrdss geifsntt batter
pirb elm 9untihrsiben pes 8sreln
5ugsben.
IN Der 0esidmmlung bes Spe5tal
aommittees, bic untsr 8oriiB be
Sern freo 8eisler uno prototollfiib
runa oes Serrn 6p. aoltmepsr ltatt
fanb, purb.n folesnbe Wtitslisbsr al
, asitorbsn berittet: Wm. Smpallt
0ernunn Slider, 6arrp 5snhoDe'
, 5. q. Duitsrbsra. Bern. grneninc
, pbilpp atopp. Sol. gohnsrt, 3. !
godborit, Sol. ssrbor, 5. s. eore:
/. Z. g. @arbura 8. aorf, 5. Gihbolt
, $. s. 9lusoemnore.
9lls nsus Mitglieoer aufasnomme
, tpuroen bic Ssrsn; Spbn 6. Srtporfl
> 9lua. Sranner. 6. $. Weimtr, So
. 6. Sdoenbof: or. Slider, +. So.
, fen, SEQ. aampsl, Geo. 9erbss, Ss
, ipulo 9usthlein, 5r.o. T. Sieni'd
osobn .. 0ubIen. Gans 5. Trohmi'
Ter, Wm. 5. @siins, s. 5. Sltmanl
Q. :. 8umbed ,6erm. 9. Sesrs:
Qebensldnalihe Mitslieber: 5. I
q. Sad, 5. u. 8ien.
r Die Ginnubmen betrudsn S356O.5'
9us gider llnteTuhunss aoH
mittee ernannte Der 8srein Die Ssrrs
Gbiu. u. 8artnsr, go. SspaIb, De
| p;;sAsr gapr gQuJluer llno Wuou
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-12-09

Die Gpeifen I'm @inter
iin0 biel Su reid, Nrber 10 rieI unner-
6n1,liffeit. Tim DteheIbe Los 5il tperben
uno ben Wangen ipie6er In GrDnullg
3u briilgen, gebralldN man Or. Mu.
gait Rouio'S ronsbpnger Ircpfer.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-12-09

Cine SaIie beiBes 8aiier Su einer
&c Shadgtel Slippers 8eiee- 9uder
maht ein belisioles Geiiert fir 4 Bis
6 perIonen. Sn pier Iromas gu ba1
ben -Grbbeeren, Srangenz 3Itronen
nno @bocolaoe.
1ragt g,Iren Grocer.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-12-09

langen fir bic leste 8orf fteEung in
bieIem Sabre, am Sonntag, 20. DE-
aerber, bic unbertpiiItli6e uno 10 poz
puldre Operette Der fibsle Bauer"
oufs 0roaramm aeiest porosn 1T.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-12-09

9Senn efuIheoteritild, an Dem 5rpei
Sdriftlteller aearheitet haben, ourh-
fdlt, 10 lieet Die Shulo itets alf
Seite oeS allber'u.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-12-09

Die @srtretung Der Stdnbe. - 3srs
bert gieelpp Der ein5ise Setlts
Iidw. - Der neue GouDerneur ernz
pfi.bIt 5ipei seiTiOnen i'm Sabr. =
Grtraiisuns i'm 5erbit 1913.
Cor ldbt g.irdnteseisssebuns in
anberen Gtaoten tnteriIhen. -
Der snauaurations gal.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-06-03
DORMITORY OPENS TODAY
Mrs. A. D. Juilliard Gave Buildingl
To Y. M. G. A. as Memorial.

The Frederick H. Cosstt Memorial Dor.
mitory, with hotel-like accommodations
for young men. which has been erected by
Mrs. A. D. Juilliard. will be opened to-day
as an annex to the West Side Young
Mems Christian Association, Eighth ave.
nue and 57th street. II is twelve stories
high and freproof and will perpetuate
the memory OF Mrs. billiards nephew.
Frederick II. Cossitt.
According to the wishes Of Mrs. JUL
lizard, It will be the mission Of the new
dormit6ry to provide young men with
clean and homelike living quarters at a.
cost only sufficient to meet the up-keep
Of the new building. There are accom<
moda tons in the new building for 3oS
men.
In every respect the Frederick II. Co.'S
slit Memorial Dormtory Is like big mod-
ern hotel In the basement big, bright
restaurant has been built, where the best
foods will be served at moderate prices.
Elevators OF the plunger type will carry
men to and from the eleven floors, which
are devoted 10 rooms for men. Telephone
booths have been installed on each floor,
with a telephone buzzer in every room SD
that the occupant of any room can be
called to the phone on his floor when
calls are received for him.
On every floor are big marble lined
bathrooms, with both shower and tub
baths and ali abundance Of hot and cold
water at all hours In the basement Is
the dormitory's own f1ltsring plant
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-06-03
FIFTY YEARS A PRIEST
Cardinal at Father Brann s
Golden Jubilee.

Acres Of bunting, American, Papal ard
Irish, announced TO all who entered 4Sd
street between Lexington and Third ave-
n,es Yesterday that Father Henry a.
Branp. rector Of the church Of St Agnes.
was celebrating his golden jubilee. Father
Rrann, who is seventy-hye years old is the
oldest ordained priest in the Roman Catho-
lie Archdiocese Of New York. lie was tie
first graduate of the American College nj
Rome, and fifty years ago this month car
dInal Patrozz ordained him in the Ras'lica
NJ st John Iateran. Later his alma mater
made him the first recipient Of the degree
of d. u. from her. and stll later three DIFF
fcrent universities bestowed on him the de-
gree of IL. ID.
Cardinal Farley presided IN the sanctuary
ar solemn high mass, which Father Brarn
celebrated at 10 80 o'clock yesterday morn
ing. and large congregations attended all
the services Of the day 10 show their af-
fection for the aged priest Father Brann
still nresents the same vigorous, forecful
annearance for which he has been noted for
generation. and which fits so well his
ronutation as writer, lecturer linguist AMI
Gra,cier. He earned the latter designe-
lion in building four churches starting
Gfth and in rebuilding st. Agnes after It
was DESTROYED by fire In 1898.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-06-03
ACME OF LONDON SEASON
Society Activity Now at Height,
eliminating on Wednesday.
fBy Gable 10 Tho Tribune.l


London, June 8.-This week sees the
height of the London season, and tho
town will undoubtedly he fuller than It
has been for some time past. Derby
week brings people to the capital who
rarely come at any other time of the
year. and military men in particular
make a point OF visiting London then IN
order to attend the various regmental
dinners which are of nightly recurrence.
This evening tho Austro Hungarian
Ambassador has q large dinner party 1T
the embassy in Belgrave Squire in homo:
of Princess Christian. Tomorrow the
Spanish Ambassador gives a dinrer
party Mt the embassy in Grosvenor Gar
dens. and the Duke and Duchess Of RoN-
burghe will give one at Chesterheld
House.
The King Queen and other members
~ the royal family are expected 10 see
the race for the Derby on "Wednesday.
In tho evening the King will give the
usual Derby dinner at buckingham Pal
ace. to which members of the Jockey
Club are invited.
The Queen on that evening will honor
the Duke and Duchess OF Devonshire
with her presence at dinner at Devon
shire House.
Sir Ernest Cassel will give n farewell
dinner To Count Paul Wolf -Netternlch,
the retiring German Ambassador. at
Brook House. Park Lane, on THURSDAY
evening.
The Same night tho much talked OF
"one hundred years ago" costume ball
will take place at Albert Hall. Prin-
cess Christian is expected to attend. with
a large party of members of the royal
family, and It is anticipated that almost
four thousand persons will he present
The King will go to EPSON to witness
the race for tho oaks on Friday. and at
night the Countess of Derby will give
great ball at Derby House.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-06-03
TRIBUTE TO TITANIC BAND
Seven Musical Organizations
Give Concert.

With Captain ROstron ~ the Carpathia
and three Of his officers occupying one of
the boxes. seven musical organizations TOOK
part last night in n concert in memory OF
the Titanic's musicians at the Moulin
Rouge. formerly the New York Theatre.
The comnanions OF Captain Rostron were
Purser f. G. +. Brown. Fourth Officer g.
Rarnish and Dr. RsicatL Ono hundred and
forty members Of the Cunarder's crew nc
cupied complimentary seats I'm the orches-
fra. and a noticeable number ~ survivors
NJ the Inflated ship were scattered through
the big audience.
The organizations which took part in
cluded tho Hebrew orphan Asylum Band.
fhe New York Letter Carriers Band. the
band Of the battoship Michigan, the 10Th
Infantry band. from Governors Island:
tho Catholic Protectory Rand. the 1Acalle
Concert Band and D'Aquin's Military
Band. The regular programme consisted Of
classical numbers, while the two pieces
which tho Titanic musicians played ma the
ship was sinking Autumn" and Nearer.
NV God. TO Thee"-were rendered amid
rcycrent silence as enCorcs.
William Kerngood acted az chairman Of
the memorial committee and Arthur D. Y.
Storey as secretary. The names Of the
bandmen were printed within border OF
black on the programme, headed By that
Of w, Hartley. bandmaster.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-06-03
BECOME SHUBERT ALLIES
Harry Frasee and Walker White
side Join independent Forces.

The Shuberts announce that arrange
ments have been made whereby the num-
Der of their managerial allies is TO be In
creased at the beginning Of next season by
the addition to the independent forces Of
Harry Frazee and Walker Whteside. Mr..
Frazee has at present under his manage
ment Ready Money" a comedy which is
now being presented In Chicago. Ready
Money has already been booked by the
shuberts for next season. and Mr.. Frazee
Is preparing to make a number of other new
musical and dramatic productions. He is
also soon to have a New York theatre OF
his own in West 4sth street Mr.. Whiteside
has already booked himself In The
Typhoon'' in Shubert theatres throughout
the country next season.
Granville Barker. the English actor and
manager, is coming TO this country next
season not only to produce George Bernard
shaw's "Fanny's First Play" but also to
present his English repertory company in
Shubert theatres. Charles Hawtrey will
return I'm an entirely new comedy. Ar
rangements have been made with Arthur
Collins. of Drury Lane Theatre, London,
whereby Top o. My Thumb" and THE
Whip will be presented here at the Man
haitian Opera House. The Five Frank
furters." which the Shuberts are to offer
in this country next year. is now being pre-
sented in London. In alliance with WIN
throp Ames the Shuberts have arranged
with Renhardt. the German producing
manager for American productions of
"Turandot" and "Schoene Helene"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-06-03
AT N. Y. u.
This the College Mans Era, Says
Bishop Burch.

Tho haccalatireate exercises Of the gradu-
et,ue classes of New York University were
held Yesterday afternoon In the auditorium
at University Heights. The entire gradual
ing class Of the College OF Arts and Pure
Sciences and of the School of Applied Sci
ence were present in academic costume
as well as one hundred members Of tho
faculty and many representatives OF the
graduating classes of all the professional
schools Commencement is on June o. Wheh
40 candidates will receive degrees.
In the procession which preceded the
auditorium exercises, and which was led
nv a chorus singing God of Our Fathers
were DIR. George Sprague, registrar OF tho
university; Professor a. L. Bouton. Chlet
Tustlce Isaac Franklin Russell, Of the class
NJ IL: the faculties of the various schools.
Dean Francis IIovcy Stoddard Of the Col
looe of Arts and Pure Sciences, Dean
charles II. Snow of the School of Applied
Science. John II. MacCracken, syndic OF
tho university; the Rev. DR.. James f. Am
crmann. of the class of 80; the Rev. Or.
Horace G. Underwood, Of the class Of 81;
the Right Rev Charles S. Burch and Chan
colIor Elmer Ellsworth Brown. Then fol-
lowed the graduates.
DT. BurCn. SuHldBdH lpiSIl'i w Nv"
YORK delivered the address TO the gradu-
ates speaking on "The Optimism OF I'm
rest" Music was provided by the choirs
nj All Souls Episcopal Church and St
Nichael's Church, under the direction ot
Daniel II. Phllippi, organist of All Souls
church. The invocation was given by the
Rev. Or. Junius b. Remensnyder, pastor
Of St James's Lutheran Church. The
Scrlpture reading was by DIR. Amermann,
who Is assistant treasurer Of the Board Of
Foreign Missions of the Reformed Church
in America. Prayer was offered by DR..
Underwood.
I'm his address Bishop Burch said:
The proposition lacks little of the axio-
matte that every worthy reform wrought
ont by man has been the result OF unrest
and discomfort. To-day the storms of un-
Test arc rising all about the world. and
some mems hearts are falling them for
fear: but as ever before, out OF these
storms is emerging sturdier manhood.
with It's hidden strength. It's new power,
~ more pragmatic virtues. With faith
horn Of the plain logic of history, OF atrue
ontinoisnl We may calmly look for new
men. with new wisdom, new heroism and
finer judgments. .
Firmly do | believe that never before in
the history Of our nation has richer OBJ