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Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-02-15
C,oroot:ono On The Gentle Art
OuSSCSttOIto Of Cooking
BY JEAN HUBS

IL with pickles otherwise II win not
keep.
ADD pinch OF sam 10 the whites
of eggs before beating them and tho
win beat much easier.
The hands -houid hs dipped BOO cold
water hsfor. makinE pastry.
Ada % little vinegar tu the water in
which tough meat Dr. 90 h' boiled. The
.oid cd the vinegar VIII soften tnc
nara fihprs
10 have custHr1 pie nice oven
brown when baked sprinkle re- little
sugar over the top lust before par
ting b. into the oven
Tho steam from a saucepan of boil
ing water pat in the oven while bread
is baking win Keep the crust smooth
and tender.
Before boiling milk rinse out Tho
saucepan with little hot water n
win prevent the milk sticking to tho
bottom of the pan.
\ little ilour sprinki,d lightly over
the top OF "a cake viii aid In Prevent
ing ths icing from running of
\ dish oi water set in the oven
Whilo Cake is being baked viii pr"
vent -rurrhiuV
When Aou suspect That Your cook
ing has boon searched n Utlc. lft tho
receptacle holding tha fuud from VA"
fire and set % 100 70 pan or water tor
% frW minutes. I'm almost every cHsF
M" scorchod iu-tc WIN disappeur
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-02-15

10 your cream refuses On whip. rdd
the unhcutcn white oi an cgg Co %
and try whipping Il again
Always Use fresh water iu cooking.
stale water spoils the flavor of
food
Hard boiling hardeus an, fiber CT
meat or fish Simmer ,ofteus the e.
her and makes the food pnlatabi'.
Lemon OF othsr acid frut Juices
may be- added to milk ur 90 crrHm,
VI the latter Doe cold. without dang p
of curdling
Frozen desserts require moro sugar
and more llnvorlnR tnan those eaten
al an ordinary temperature bccnd-
the gold chills the taste glands.
little ginger added to doughnu,
batter or tablespoon ol vinegar ad-
dcd 90 the lard viii keen doughuut,
from soaking tat while frying.
Haktng powder breads require %
hotter oven than yeart raised breads.
Add ~nlt 90 the water .n which,
Erecn or top ground vegetables "a,
cooked, white or underground veg
otahlr9 are better when the Hlt ia
added after tho cooking
vrrS small amount of cayenne
pepper pat into the Wutor win SOME
Times neutrullze the disagreoahlo
cdor arising from nc boiling cot cru-
hng". onions. ctc.
Always sclld vinegar haIor, using
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-02-15
SHOW lM ! coon TIM.

"a 81 announced thai ulong about
tho mlddio ~ next month nfiy Elks
nam soearr'. Magdaicna and Kelly
arc coming ~ 70 Albuquerque IN "a
sperai lrain. brinrinp with them Some
events applleaalu for mombcrahf1 in
Albueuaulus lodge No. iGI. This
n.ans that hslyquerane q going 10
howe in her midsi ciose to o hundred
~ inc most promineni people of ihe
principal towns IN socorre county.
Fnr wherever SOU and members az
Albuqaefuus Lodge. a. ~ q. a.. you
end representative oltizens 40 wen ns
good feiloWsi ana this viii be- the
MOIST representative bunch ~ socorro
,atlscnr the cisy has onterialnod since
90 last state fair. The EiEs aud
ness-Eiks are going a. bring their
ladies win them and Il win be jolly
naffs while the Islks 81 this City
nlll llhay furnish the visitors with a
very betsy ivo days, every citizen viii
"a p ohanee % heip make them feel
"a hne ard ~ ope should miss an
nenm4bin b extend ihe eiaa hand,
ue3 r|l pelal nnd bwlnFes
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-02-15

am willing To- trust bon uIe Lord To- pro-
vide
When ] survey the situation suId
,hr county Surveyor "l lind 30 really
absurd Coo insist upon auiNing sal.
1rN Goo my office. The love OF money
b. th root of ull ,Nils vo should not
iiN "ur desires upou trluzitorl Riches
ana shuuld love our uriEhbur as ouY-
self So long as Tho school suporIu-
.cudcnt who OF ull IA, county officer.
is the one required Gee earn his salulN
is tukrn Curr of uud IN boys and
girls have the benefit ui good cdu,t-
ton ! shall ask 90 10" allowed oft
rho payroll
"Dltto." or words 60 that broad
general effect, sold the board CT cugu-
o. Commissioners when asked lts sp,-
,ral and collective opinion. 81 am 900
favor ot M" passage uf the Governor
Mcdonald him uhclishmR county Al.
H..1 and making % % penal oft,us, ,u
uvC,pt ans remuneration. We should
Zoo adopt broad attitude in thH
matter We might of course. mako
In exception ol tho county survct ur,
Who we mas sos does have 90 20 mud
look nt tho Alameda dlke "urc iu %
while"
,An county of1c'rs. in chorus
after You, MS bcor Alflfni"
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-02-15

The sinsiaslclans ~ the department
81 agriculture haze discovered. after
hs,psllaasion. sbni ihe prices q food
products. except meats are 10 PEI
coni shtapsr than thsy we're wear
AKA rho san Fransiaeo chfensels
nays
Obviously that - due % the enor'
minus errors - 1919. which produced
surplus vhlch n Is diiiiculs % mar
kel. Whenever more % any food
prodnei Is proaacsa than can be- eon-
snmea Dy those accustomed % ~ use
prices viii 80 down
The price, ~ meats. however. nave
zone un. although The percentase 81
increase il not stated in the dis
patches
That r. hoeauee. white there are
moro peoris IA This eountr, than
there we're year ago. there are
i.ste.oon hess neef cattle. soe ace less
dairy COWS. $4,000 loss sheep end
t.gsa.o oo lees swine.
Whenever less of ans fond product
H. produced than woHld b. materially
CONSUMED ~ those hnhltuatv using
a. prices ~ thai nroduct Ulu risc
IND SHSI T nj if6serS . UT
without discussing causes ID is eyi-
dent o. ai that prices ~ ail commod-
titles are much higher than they were
a few years nen, that wages have lu-
creased unovenb. Ia some places as
much as commodities and in other
plnces lees. while salaries and fixed
Incomes generally have zalued slight
", u az al.
We are doing al nusincsa on g
hlsher icYel ~ prices innn formerly
prevailed. but on thht general level
there are the same fluctuations which
have always occurred
so fnr as can be indgee from tho
rerord ~ business failures. annual re-
ports 90 corporations whose stock ~
on the markot and ndieidual obscr-
walton ~ private business. net profits
have not increo Sod. and have proha-
bis materially decreased. the increase
% expenses more than onsetting amy
Increase 81 gross profits where d has
been possible 60 get Increases.
Tho smaller business men and the
corporations subject 10 public reau-
iatlon have suffered most On mo way
Of proats.
Next 10 the snloriod men. lnpor
suffers most from the reduction ol
net profits. because labor has mosI
employment and best pay when every.
body b. making money
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-02-15

IN SPEAKING OF the Connection
Dam Bil there ls littie doubt that the
Congressional Records printed pnec
viii show that senator Brandence
spelled Il with " nnRl m
O.
THAT SHIPMENT Of Elk that vent
through TO Arizona won't be IN toe
same class with the consignment
MnRdaicns " going to ship up mere
about March -.
o
AZ VIE UNDERSTAND Mr. TatG
he says tina, he II going 90 be pres
ideni until the fourth OF March, even
if he hiss 20 whip Mexico on the Sec
ond and third
d
THE COLONEL. will once again he.
como proud apa-in-law. our adj
Vice 90 Ethcrs husband ~ 10 spe.tN
respectfully 90 the old man and ha
careful about his politics
O.
WE FAu. To- SEE any reason why
Hristow should get sore Just because
the army officers Ia Washington don't
ride around In hurro carts What in
thunder are government automobile
for
~ ~ JUST question az TO
whether or not ID might he better GO
teach the eastern folks where New
Megio0 o. than go change the namS
Of the state in order To allow them
Ca continue in Ignorance.
..
BETWEEN an attempt 10 recall
the idaho stats government and 10
abolish the Colorado legislature as "a
needless luxury. II appears that the
New AIcxicd lawmaking hodv Is do
ug pretty well,
d
AHOJT TIME To co fondiy forth
and las those sweet peas tendcriy
away beneath the cold sod. In me
sublime faith. Sucn ns that which re-.
moves mountains. that on or ahout
the Fourth Of July we shall h. cult
iuC beautiful blooms. In eleven gH-
sorted colors. Co fill large iardini"r e
in the front pnrlor.
4,
THE SOLEMN season IL approach
ina when fathers dugy and germ
laden fifty.dollar bin. inferred in th
gloomy rrccRsps of the milliuor's SAT-
viii hr rcsurrCcted ln the form of %
gorgeous and glittering sky piece
which win seriously ohstruct our View
of the minister tho choir to pife
organ and the rostrum
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-02-15
HERE ARE some
FACTS WORTHY OF
CONSIDERATION
By Prospective Piano Buyers
Who Want to Be Satisfied
With Their Purchase.

We hnto unnecessarily deWou-fat.a
during the past thIrDrru years tna.
people VINO bus pianos .fsm u d''
satisfied
When you decide to bu, piano
YOUR first thouEhts 700 ne hos rau
& select piano chat Nlu prove cd.
i-iactorN buf suggestion b. thui lhhI
is thr proper tmC tor you o." cali 90
um Store No arf established. Nc
NAV. ead huudrpda ol ynUr 0r,ruo.
Wc ure ro thr0. hundred nud $3.50
fAp dnHs DUph N.af We h.li'''
these lncts should morr thau 900.
weigh thn alun akh promises ul tr.u.
dcnt commit -iuu agents VINO Hro CON.
tnutlt slmpaHlug AihupuDrlu. h.n
.odHh aud lNnk tomorrow
We hpii,,e thni ,our own tanu
Judgment prompts fou tp ulh nIu
uH ami 4rr uur pianos before Nnu bHN
We WIZ save Nuu mnu.f $500
yunrautoc satisfaction. and you nl-
NstH kunH whore to iud ,t. uI...
mon t.hp mtl. Enui.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES rr.
Thr suat. Nur u.,i...
AihuGunrGur Soon tletI.o.
DEtuhnrhoH 10000
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-02-15

'fle ial1 pHh reeret pees me
5crssf ~ y.fnf :. ~ Tsnsiey asss-
caApfal atmannrator far the SAINTS
US. nr Hla new nna larFer Rsid ~
s.mil aefk ioi inc GnIf lines ~ me
san,a ~ is Texas The laraer ~.
lales nhien he ahoal6crs ats
r hiH lH recnsnlsinn ~ hss sp,sn-
ala. eens snsiouA persistent 'rd~f4-
tlsahla ana eFieiont work IN Sew
N@xlee fw the pass several yees-
l1oi rinniny has bsen the apostle ~
ths fcea "a rsina nrnins IN Farm
Anx he hns done wonders in snow
las FARMERS 10 New Mexico how a.
SEA sht'r brains Ia getting ressits
srsm thr so.l ana hla unfaiilns or'l-
inssm ana common sense have ,"ne
,nnch ,e inspire me farmers % thc
sliar 10 greater effort in the work Of
fotcnt na offcn rclnriant seH a.
sisid iarRess cor INC industrious liiler.
"A So have previously stated. some
81 prof Tinsley's MOST valuable
wars has aeen along The line %
essahHehink she dairy feeding ihdas-
r., AZ ~ sal,atian ~ she small rain
~ areaA ~ New Mexico. Bur ne
has htlpcd etefy phase OF aericals'rc
81 New Medco. and afier his years
81 naFd wesk h. nag ho assures that
NcW slsxlro f'illy appreciates hin.
ara Il mighty SORRY 20 soc him leave
hef borders
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-02-15

a bishop onHr JnsH roo address th,
hnIfc o. lords. 5000 hoglp lE utin9
hr InfDndtd Goo tI.+d, iE speech into
twelve hNHdH. Lord nufnHm tnUfH-
upon srt u1 ard nesaoa leave. go iu-
tDrpn ,or feu miuuucs to tcll tn"
house Hu uufrnotp.
liD H1H rriurnine home. go niu %
ftH uiFhis before. and Nt GOD HI
rHula cathedral just before % ianisht
A. hc did So there WnF drunken
man ining e. Hep enc tm" Just
then ihc clock began tp sislhc tho
hOur, ana slowly iuiled nut The
drnnkcn mHn iistnncd. innkef hard n'
thr clock ana said
'NHns NNui Nhi ruuldn't son nave
said 400 that ut ONCE
Aftrr this narration thc bishop o.
drnred hlH remarks i.undnn Tif,
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-02-15

relations with the people n socorfo
cnunss and should take run edvansr &C.
~ On oc1naon llke ,hia - foster
shem.
Incidentally no INITIATION % these
mtn from shs south means shs locsl
memhsishlp uiil take another Iona
tlfih faphfo he i.ooa. mnrh wo
raihet btilsye ths nea reonle 10 AZ
baguoeane vill econ hs hrcaklnx
fsw fecorhs az she nrwen, raie
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-02-15

Tho supreme court of the .nitad
silics n gazing 10 hc called upon 90
qnnHfs as uu expert ~ deciding a'' n
"a Florida orange ls ripe sncSA.og ~
judicial horticulture. We are reminded
that colonel Roosevelt thinks me
Idaho supreme court r. peach.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-02-15
THE STATE PRESS.
90 Ahcnd nnh Pa, mo

Evsg human he ne aas an nallcn.
anie rsni ta trc pursuit and iu tho
promotion Of his--or her-happiness.
Gallup Republican
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-02-15

Sometimes tine nlrcsi thing ubnui
having company is seeing thcm so.-.-
"a Summer ketleW.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-02-15

Is atm s,rcng n lhla couulry nut
shere win alonyn De The mental pic
tnro ~ Edison daIns dcnhie stunt"
DO hie riudio on mo DAY bcfore ne
sisty-slxlh hlfthdey. 90 encourage ihe
veteran IN any walR ~ me-
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-02-15

the extent ~ The reindeer ,nanF'
tff ia A'athn Under the rnlled states
hnrean 81 education Is Indicated BY
ne fae, ihoi ~ covcrp q territory ne
long AZ from Malnc n south caro-.
lima. n iine were drawn through
the So hcfda j. would stretch mo-e
than s.ooe milos There are over
"a. ooa reindeer IN these herds swo
thirds n them owned by natives The
value 81 the reindeer owned by the
natites T. estimated 90 ssne zoe and
from them durine 'Nc pnal year wNs
derived an Income n SIS. 600. ~ %.
dillon 20 mens and hides consuru 30
hy the natives themselves
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-02-15
How DO you rIeecr ~

silence o. golden bat one oI the
richest Doc the world is woman -
Sornrro thiCftaln
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-02-15

they won't lee the elephant hike
IN ID Wilson parade down tho pike
With , patch on one eve
For the people To guy.
Ana ieer a; AZ murn ~ they like.
This slightly ll-usod pachyderm.
They fear would cause William 40
sauirm.
Twould annoy Mr TAFT
"a the popniace lsit
Right az the tain end ct his term.
This Is drawing things rather ab.
truse,
rlli VIII stand for ola Jumbo's abuse
m they hiring np tha rear
81 the whole dnRGonc smear
With spawned dehorned OLD
huli Moose
8
OF YOU wicked West virginia,
AND THE BASEBALL stars arc
rapidly signing up.
ALL WOMEN are not bitvkwar
who read the last chapter of a novel
first
rHE LENGTIENiNG days remind
us that soon baseball WIN he with us
iu an lts glory
8
WE WOULD Not say that the men
who combs his hair over Ia an efforI
70 hide q heid spot Is liar az heart
THE AMERICAN suffrsRatte IN
England can DO pretty well--at Il
piuch
8
THE LATEST FASHION in muroci
is 60 hit man over the head with
e ilphtheria germ.
AND PERHAPS Mr. Wilson woul,
just a. lief Air Taft would Finish 40
That Mexican job before b. steps ru,
o
THEY MAY VET carry off iha'
Charleston state house and turn d
into moonahine stili.
d
SOME OF THE poems We read n
valued exchanges might be classit., d
under tho hoad of iuogg rel doggcr'l
~ NIGHT ho explained 90 the inii.
ated that tn Full crew hiI focs not
as " might eHm. pr"utpposc 70 woe
int.nn of "Euls q "
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-02-15

Constipation causes headache. indi-
eostinn, diz2inoss. drDWHincss For o.
mild. opouing medicine uAo Dobn :
EeEulrts. 21c Pc box nt AN stores
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-02-15
Albuquerque Foundry and
Machine Works.


Castings In Iron, BRASS. Bronze.
Aluminium, Structural steel for
Bridges ana BUILDINGS
Weeks anf Ofrscrs--~AlhmgueFa
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-02-15

We have the lnrgcst ana best ust
OF Investments in tho southwest John
NJ Moore Realty co.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-02-15

~ VIE UNDERSTAND Mr. Tats
he SAYS that he II going 90 be pres
ideni until the fourth OF March, even
a he hiss 10 whlp Mexico on the Soc
ond and third.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1913-05-22
DRANK A POISON.
r. {. NORM Used Cyanide of POtas.
sium to End His Life.

Frank c. NORM committed suicide
Thursday afternoon in his apartments at
90 Church street by drinking a quantity of
cyanide Of potassium, which he had pro-
cured at a iewelry store. He died after
an hour in spite of the work of three ply
scians who brought a stomach pump and
all other known methods into play in an
effort to save his life.
Mr.. NORM had been Respondent for
some time and during the past few DAYS
had been even more melancholy. Thurs
day shortly after dinner, he went to a
nearby store. whore he procured the poi
son. lie drank It and after doing so re-
pented and told his wife Doctors East
man, Murray ana Wilder arrived shortly
but their efforts were unavailing and Mr.,
NORM sank into Inconsistencies, from
which he could not be aroused
Mr., NORM was 40 years of age and Ia Il
been in the paper hanging business in
Burlington for long time, He leaves a
wife. several brothers and sisters and a
son, Earl, who lives in Bridport.
The body was sent TO Brandon Sat
urd2y morning for burial
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1913-05-22
ENGAGEMENT ANNOUNCED
Dr, II. l.. Maynard to Marry Miss
EIoise Angel of New Hamburger.

The following is from Thursdays
Poushkeepsie Eagle: At very lovely
luncheon at the home of Mr.. and Mrs
Charles Plat Angel of New Ham
burgh, n. Y, Wednesday afternoon the
engagement was announced of their
daughter, Miss Eloise Ward Angel TO
Or. Robert Leland Maynard of Bur
lington, VT. Hiss Angel is very well
known In Poughkeepsie and the home
Of her parents. known as Tho Knoll"
which overlooks the Hudson opposite
Newburgh, is one Of thu prettiest In
the vicinity of New Hamburger, es-
pec!ally so now when the emincnce
upon which Il stands If covered with
pink and waite lockwood blossoms.
Or. Maynard is a con Of Mr.. and
MIRA, Robert Leland Maynard, who for
-nerly lived in PouHhkespsie, He is a
graduate Of Vermont University. where
he received his uegee or NJ. u. with
honors. ana ne has also taken an AK
tended course at he Mary Fletcher
hospital in Burlington.
The dining room at The Knoll was
beautifully decorated for the luncheon
with pink roses and smtlax. A dome
Of the roses and smtlaX was suspend
ed over the table with streamers OF
smilaX from the ceiling. Tho center
piece was a mound of roses with
little white cupids perchod among the
blossoms Broad bands of pink satin
!ibbon extended from the center Of
the table to the sides of each place
end before each guest was a pink
lighted candle set in pink rose.
The announcement Of the engage
nant was made in a particularly pref.
~ manner, A dainty card was en-
closed IN En envelope which bore the
name Of the guest FOR whom IL was
intended and the card when drawn
out, displayed little colored cupiG
With an accompanying verse, while on
the reverse Of the card was tho be
trothal announcement.
The guests at the luncheon were five
If Misc Angells most intimate friends
md were Miss Marjorie Wood of
Wappingers Falls; Miss Marion Lyall
II Mill brook; Miss Julia Fredericks
II Yonkers; Miss Mildred Allen of
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1913-05-22
HOLBROOK GROCERY co.
plans Being Drawn for Concerns New
building on Maple street,

Plans are being drawn for the new
building of the Holbrook Grocery COM
pany, which is tocondUct a wholesale bust
ness in this city, and Burlington will
have a branch of the concern which a .
ready operates stores and warehouses in
Keenc Woodsville and Nashua, n. II.
The building will be erected on tho
lower south side Of Maple street and will
have a frontage OF 100 feet. with depth
Of 100 and will be- four stories in height.
1t will be equipped with two power freight
elevators Of large capacity and the build
ing will have a capacity Of over 200 car
loads of merchandise siding will run
along the east side Of the structure and
will he long enough so that four cars can
be handled at time. The business Of
fees, with fully equipped sales rooms, will
be on the Maple street side.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1913-05-22
CHIEF NILES A WINNER.
Gets n Thousand Dollars In n News
paper Popularity Contest.


i"' PoP"i"ii' VI O4l'cl O''"i' eS "a
-'"es vi '"e nNi Hhs' oii "ie ucpaf 'i''c"t
was proven wien '"e 0unu"S eui''o" VI
'"e nos'oii A'he'i0"h gave '"c I'M '''i-
'ioh t"at OUT Vi injurious OF contestant
'"o ~" man was Vhe hist ny "
moi sii' VI i'iore IMAM o'"V'V"' No'es III
the race lot the prize Oh A'Vo' 10 De
a"aiue" W 'he most popular person III
mo uistrlNt ""ch consisted OF MAINE
'e" 'a''ipsn're anu Ner'noh'' More
'''ii '"a'' O"iel MICS Iece'Ncu more votes
IMAM amy one III Ne" England outside OF
'"e ''G."i'S Vi pos'oh' where t"e paper
| '"'"i"''! mas us largest clTcu'a'on anu
| no s'oou "i'" On Tue HSt oi d" entered
ne lrS' pF'|c was s'V'V' ana 'h"' was
W." ny 'ho Ne'ci"h H'"S're' man. poo
r-'ahs' rather Oh 'eorse' the proprietor
Oh money BOY fNahs HlhStreIS'
Nhiel Mes receiNeu ''"4''o' Dut ne ana
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1913-05-22
PLANS STAGE CAREER.
Miss Winifred Nackny Opposed b
Family in Her Aspirations.

Society was a.,tonishcd yesterday at the
report that Miss Winifred Mackay.
daughter Of Mrs. Donald Sage Mackay.
has determined to undertake a stage ca
rcer, says Thursdays New York Amer
ican.
Miss MackaY is now pursuing her stud
les at the fashionable Briarcliff Schools
for Girls, but she has told her friends
that her plan is to leave the school and
oin a dramatic company, despite the OBJ
jections of her family
The girl has done some work in school
dramatics with a show of histrionic abil-
!tY. She is convinced that this Is capable
of development and that success would
not be difficult Of achievement
Miss Mackays friends believes as she
does, and insist that If she makes the
move the stage will be the gamer and So
cicty the loser.
Mrs. Mackay's intentions are quite the
contrary of her daughters. She plans
next winter 70 introduce her into society.
Miss Mackay is a daughter Of the late
Rev. ID. S. Mackay and a niece of ex-Gov.
L. c. Smith of ST. Adams.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1913-05-22
THE DAUGHTERS OF 1912.

At the annual meeting Of Commodore
Macdonough Chapter United States
Daughters of 1872, Friday the follow
ing officers We're elected:
Regent, Mrs. L. r. Lord first vice
regent, Mrs. r. NJ. Cunnineham second
vice-regent, Mrs. G. =. Martin, secre-
tary, Mrs. =. G. Mahan; treasurer Mrs.
G. n. Baker; auditor. Mrs. A. S Isham;
registrar, Miss Theodore Peck; historian,
Miss Dorothy Lord; chaplain Mrs. Lord;
councillor FOR one year, Mrs. j. NJ.
Skeels; for two years, Mrs. F.. II.
Powell for three years, Miss Lillian
Peck.
An article on THE Distribution of
WORKOUT Flags" was read by Mrs,
Isham. &ho also gave an account Of the
national meeting at Wilmington, Della
ware, April %, % and "a. which she at
tended She also told Of her visit To
Annapolis. Md, and exhibited the seal
of Maryland, dated 1892
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DELTA CHAPTER OF ROSE CROIX

Delta Chapter Of Rose Croix 18th de-
gree of the Ancient Accepted Scottish
Rite, for the northern Masonic jurisdlc-
ton L. S. A, held their annual convo-
cation in the rooms of the rite at the
Masonic temple Friday evening
The reports of the secretary and treas
urer showed the chapter TO be In most
prosperous condition
The following officers for the year en-
suing were elected: NJ. w. NJ" g. 70.
Ferrin; S. w. =, G. Godfrey, j. W.. r..
d. Huntey; orator, NJ. ID. Chittenden'
treasurer Sayles Nichols; secretary, L.,
j. Paige; NJ. OF c., c. II. Jones; hospi-
taller, j. X Hooper: guard c, T.. Rock
wood; tyler, II. l.. Johonnott
The officers were installed by H. b,
Small, past NJ w. NJ, assisted by Illus
trious Geo, H. Kinsley, 3Sd degree as
grand marshal.