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The San Francisco call., 1913-08-17
NO s INCH MAINS FOR
BERKELEY PETITIONER
Railroad Commission Says 1t
Can Not Force Water
Company to Act

Panoramic way, in Berkeley, requested
the railroad commission 10 make an
order directing the Peoples Water
company TO install six inch main IN
Prospect street from the north line OF
Dwight way TO the northern extremity
OF Prospect street
The company now has a two inch
main along this street. and Mr.. Lewis
alleged that this is not sufficient 70
supply water for. fire protection. and
urgeds that the main be enlarged in
order that sufficient water could be
furnished for such purpose
In decision rendered yesterday. the
commission sa.s it has not the author
ity TO order the water company to in
crease its mains for the sole purpose
OF fire protection.
The San Francisco call., 1913-08-17
SCHOOL FIGHTS STABLE
FOR PICKLE FACTORY
MacHanicaI Arts Director sayes Flies
Menace the students Enough
without Barn Being Added

The California School OF Mechanical
ARTS IS in somewhat of pickle. In
complaint to the supervisors yesterday
George A. Merrill. the schools director,
fears that stable is about 10 be estab
Jisheds across the street in connection
with a pickle factory He states that
ALTO Roos has applied for stable
permit in Potrero avenue between Fif-
teenth and Sixteenth streets
.'Is understand" continues the di-
rector that this sta BILE is intended
for use in connection with a pickle
factory II that Is the case. We wish
10 protest. Naturally. both pickles and
stables draw flies. which viii be
menace TO the health OF 500 students.
The complaint has been referred to
the health committee.
The San Francisco call., 1913-08-17
Miss Vivian Sheehan
Is Bride of Attorney
John Riordan

The marriage of Miss Vivian Sheehan
and John II. Riordan. was solemnized
yesterday morning in the church of st.
Agnes. The ceremony was marked by
extreme simplicity. only the families
and a few of the couples closest friends
being present The bride was attended
as maid of honor by Miss Florence
Warren and James Raleigh Kelly was
the best man.
After an extended honeymoon. which
they will pass in the Canadian Rockies.
Mr.. and Mrs. Riordan will return to re-
side in San Francisco.
Mrs. Riordan is the daughter of for
mer Supervisor and Mrs. John r. Shee-
han. She is graduate of st. Roses
academy and is a member of the iona
than Cotillon club and the Omega NJ
sorority.
Mr.. Riordan. who is deputy attorney
general of the state, is the son of the
late Thomas Riordan. prominent at
torney of this city His education was
received at the University of Santa
Clara and at the University OF Califor
MIA. He is a member of the Olympic
club and is vice president of the Santa
Clara Alumni.
The San Francisco call., 1913-08-17
FoREsTERs no cELEBRATE

Junior court. Pride Of California No.
/. Foresters of America. will celebrate
the thirty-fffh anniversary or its In
sfItution by an entertainment and bali
in the Loyal Moose auditorium the
night OF Tuesday. August 10. All the
grand officers of the senior branch will
be in attendance. The committee in
charge is L. f. Garren. William G.
stahl Jr. Rudolph Harrison. F.. Mayer,
William Wolf and 6. N. Lando.
The San Francisco call., 1913-08-17
SENATOR SHANAHAN IN
NEW MINT POSITION
ssTnH Sycamore Of SfsEiyOu- Sworn In
as superintendent Of sam Fran
cisco Coin Factory

Senator r. w. Fl. Shanahan. known
for many years in political life as the
..TaII Sycamore of Sislxiyou,v was sworn
IN as superintendent OF the United
States mint In San Francisco by Judge
Van Fleet yesterday. Senator Shana
han succeeds Frank A. Leach. who re-
signed The new superintendent will
begin his work tomorrow
The San Francisco call., 1913-08-17
HAUNT WINS 4 YEAR FIGHT
Marine Bothered by Conscience Sur
renders for De3crtlon

NASHVILLE, Tenn. Aug. 16.-De-
claring that for four years he had been
haunted by an accusing conscience,
William Cox. who says he was quar-
ternasfer sergeant of the marine corps
in Bremerton. Wash. today surrendered
to federal oficials here and expects to
be taken back to Bremerton to be
courtm artiaied for deserfion.
The San Francisco call., 1913-08-17
CAPITALIST ARRESTED
ON CHARGE OF. PANDER
From Japan for Immoral
Purposes

FRESNO. Aug. 16.-Neda Iwata, wife
Of H. Iwata, the local Japanese capi-
talist arrested on a charge Of harbor-
ing immoral women. was arraigned this
afternoon before United States Immf-
grafton Inspector Brake on a similar
charge. Bonds were fixed at $4,000
Iwata's bond has already been fixed
at $4,000, and the money will likely
be furnished
The immigration bureau Is now prob
ing the charge that Iwata brought his
wife from Japan for immoral purposes
1t Is likely that he will be tried under
federal Indictment
The San Francisco call., 1913-08-17
BROTHERS ARRESTED AND
ONE ADMITS Is ROBBERIES
Bstf~afes Caught Trying TO Dispose
OF PIuBder Gsrnered In Mission
Burglnrfes

Gorge Batteate. an ex-convict. and
his brother, John Batteafe. arrested by
Detectives Manion and Regan yester-
day. confessed last night to "A bur-
gIaries committed in the Mission dis
trict.
The police recov more than $4,000
worth OF loot
George Batteate is believed by the
police 70 be the man who, year ago.
held up and robbed q streetcar in
Berkeley. but he denied having per-
petrated the crime.
The San Francisco call., 1913-08-17

An agreement between the Master
Masons and Master Plasterers' assoc,a-
fsons with the Hodcarriers' union and
the Building Trades council, which
eliminates carrying hods and buckets
on stseetcars TO the Inconvenience of
other passengers. was reached yester-
day afternoon By the terms OF this
agreement. which goes in effect fomor-
row. the Master Masons and PIasterers
will furnish all the tools necessary for
workmen except shovels and hoes.
The San Francisco call., 1913-08-17
BULLETIN

BULLETIN
NEWPORT. r. l., Aug. 16--An fnsi-
tation to all the navies of the world 10
meet at Hampton Roads In January,
1915, and pass through the Panama
canal to the Panama exposition I'm San
Francisco, accompanied by fleet from
the United States navy, will shortly
he issued by President Wilson. Sec
rotary of the Navy Daniels, who has
here, made this announcement tonight.
The Invitation VIII be In the form of a
proclamation.
The San Francisco call., 1913-08-17
IN HIGH LIFE.
FInancier Weds Daughter Of Rank Of
England Director

LONDON. Aug IS.-The marriage of
Edward Charles Grenfeil. head OF the
banking house of Morgan, Grenfeil &
Co. and Florence. daughter OF George
N. Henderson. a director of the Bank
OF England. attracted brilliant gath
erfng today In the Church OF St Peter.
Eaton square There Was remarkable
array OF costly presents ON view at
the reception in the home OF the brides
father.
The San Francisco call., 1913-08-17
Miners Outfits Free

SKAGWAY. Alaska, Aug. ia tele-
gram received tonight from the Cana
dian customs officer at White Horse,
Yukon territory, says authority has
been received from Ottowa to permit
American goods destined TO the new
gold diggings i'll the Shushanna district
of Alaska, just across the Canadian
line. to pass through Canadian terri
tory in bond. with no expense to the
prospectors for an official convoy.
The San Francisco call., 1913-08-17
In response to request by the Hon


Rule in Taxa tion league, resolution
was adopted at the last meeting of the
North Beach Improvement association
granting permission for a representa-
tive Of the former 10 address the latter
On the subject or home rule in taxation
The San Francisco call., 1913-08-17

Harvey W. Owens. nsana9er or The
California Underwriters association.
and Miss Nancy X Reynolds were mar
ried yesterday by Judge j. J. Van Nos
trand.
The San Francisco call., 1913-08-17
Sculptors r. I: Creating : 1915 !: Statuary s.
Beautiful Groups Are Taking Form

Tho which mill decorate the Panama Pacic exposi
ton grounds and buildings of creation at the far
grounds depict the story of Sunshine and Ram the agri
cultural group.
The San Francisco call., 1913-08-17
STRAPS SAVE WOMAN Filler
Aviation Pupil, Bound to Seat When
Plane Turns Over. Escapes Death

MINEOLA, l. l.. Aug. 16-Mrs. Mary
Sfmms, a wealthy young widow of New
York, who has been taking flying les
sons here, was saved from death today
by the fact that she was strapped in
the seat of her monop1ane when it
turned turtle at the height OF 200 feet
The woman aviator emerged from the
wreck smiling and not much hurt.
The San Francisco call., 1913-08-17
Woman in Auto Killed

SEATTLE, Aug. 16.- Mrs Rose
Winchell. aged 40 years, of Centralia
Wash, was instantly killed at $3.50
o'clock this morning when heavy
touring car in which she was riding
turned turtle Anna Phelps of Cen
tralia, another, was severely hurt
Charles earns of Tacoma. driver Of the
car, was slightly hurt. Fl. d. Williams
OF the Oxford hotel. Tacoma. was not
in iured
The San Francisco call., 1913-08-17
DE VELOP ALASKA
-s[CR[T TARY LANE
He Favors Expenditure of
$40, 900, 600 by Government
to Build Railroads
Declares Resources Should
Be Worked for Benefit of
All the People

SEATTLE. Aug. 1e.-Secretary of the
| Interior Franklin K Lane arrived from
Tacoma by interurban train at 5 o'clock
this afternoon and took quarters at
hotel. An hour later he held public
reception at the Commercial club rooms.
open to the public. AT o'clock the
secretary and his party set out on an
automobile tour Of the boulevard. At
Z O'Clock they were entertained at a
dinner in the Rainier club. At a reS
ception was given to the secretary at
the Press club and at IL 80 he departed
for Portland
In his address at the Commercial
club Mr.. Lane declared it is one of
the first duties Of the government to
develop Alaska. IF the government
was justified in spending 100000. 900
TO join the Atlantic and Pacific coasts
with canal, why was it not as much
obligated TO link to itself an outlying
portion of the United States by an .ex-
penditure of s40.e00.e00? The United
States built dirt road across Penn
sylvania century ago and dug
canal from Lake Erie to the Hudson
river
The secretary declared himself not
only in favor of government construc-
tion Of the Alaska railroad system, but
its operation, so that products might
be transported at reasonable cost He
wished to see the coal lands developed
so that they would benefit all the peo-
pie and not fall into the hands of
1 monopoly.
Alaska can be developed for all the
nconlcff q AID =
The San Francisco call., 1913-08-17
Daniels Presents Trophy

NEWPORT. r. l.. Aug. 16.-Secretary
Daniels presented the target practice
pennant to the battleship Idaho, the
crack ship of the navy, here today, and
read her officers and crew a lesson in
preparedness.
There never is time to make ready
in any truly great crisis in life, said the
secretary, commencing the crack gun
ners for their skill What is grow
ing navy worth to us unless manned
by men who live in a state of prepared
ness.
You may not know it, but it will
add TO your appreciation when | tell
you that as a boy, it was the highest
ambition of Woodrow Wilson TO enter
the naval academy and become naval
officer. If his father had not led him
into other lines the probability is that
today he would be with us a captain
or an admiral-commandi the New
Jersey, let us say-rejoicing with the
officers and sailors of the Idaho in
stead OF wrestling with the big prob
lens that have kept him in Washing
ton all summer while you have had the
good fortune TO be refreshed by the
breeZes. from old ocean .
The San Francisco call., 1913-08-17
May Arrest SwindIers

REPUBLIC, Wash, Aug. 16--The
sheriff and prosecuting attorney re-
ceived today authorization for the ar
rest and detention of Henry Russell
Mrs. Kallo Waldo and her daughter
Miss Francis Waldo. who are reported
to be wanted in Chicago on charge
of having swindled Mrs Sarah Barnum
of Brighton. N Y, out of property and
cash amounting to $S2. .000.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-05-31
Wedding of Miss Fox TO Mr. Bennett
on June Fourth Present Absorbing
Topic in albuquerque Society

This noon Mrs, A. y Mcanffey give
an deliberately appointed bridge
luncheon IN honor of Aliss Fox. IN Taft
hail az the Alvarado hotel. The TIA
bic was beautifully and artistically
decorated In yellow and white. The
centerplece was OF yellow flowers.
many pretty bows Of tulle added TO
the daintiness Of n, and hand painted
place cards and individual bon-bon
baskets all united In making the TIA
bile triumph In decorative ara.
The elaborate luncheon was dell
cious throughout and the games az
bridge. which followed. were most en-.
joyable. Beautiful guest and cut
prizes were given.
Mrs McGaffey's guests were Miss
Mildred Fox. Mrs. Frank Pooler. Mrs.
20. A. Matson. Mrs John lee Clarke.
Mrs, Roy Mcdonald. Mrs. Roy
stumm. Mrs Raymond stamm. Mrs.
o. s. Mcl.andress. Mrs. l.. G. Brooks.
Mrs. w. r. Fox. Mrs. Frank strong.
Mrs. y. j. Alger and Mrs. A. o.
Waha.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-05-31

one Of the most delightful parties
of the week was given Friday after
noon by Mrs Ivan Grunsfeid. 1909
West TiieTas avenue in honor OF Mrs
A. -. McGaney. Mrs. Charles Hide
scheim, Mrs. Louis Brooks and Mrs'
Aaron Rosenwald.
The Grunsfeld home was beautliui-
ly decorated with tiags, and the pa
triotic color scheme was carried out
in the attractive tally cards, pencils
and monu cards. proiusion OF
flowers gave the rooms springllke
atmosphere.
A dainty two-course lunch was
served al small tables covered with
F,aK-decorated luncheon cloths, ana
napkins TO match were given the
guests. Red. white and blue candies
and cake and ice cream In the form
of a flag completed the general deco
ration scheme.
Each guest OF honor received a
beautiful guest prize. and Miss Mil
dred Fox. whose wedding is 10 We
next week, was honored with an eN-
ceedlngly dainty gift. The FIRST prize
for the cards was won by Mrs. Arno
Hunlns. and the consolation by Mrs
Harris.
Miss Regina Rosenwald. Miss Hiida
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-05-31
Albuquerque Cadet Eniert0ins 20
cliffs Friends; Various Affairs Of
Past Fen Days in Local Society

Jr.. william Horner, Harold Perry.
George Arnot. Rueil BARLEY. Bob and
willard aopewcll. Grant Mann.
Claude Mann and George pratt.
A dance given Wednesday evening
by High school. town and Varsity
men proved TO be one Of the most
enjoyable smaller dances given for
some time. Punch wan served
throughout tho evening and dancing
lasted until a late hour Those pres
ens were Misses Clarice pneh. Laus
reen Asselln, Helen and Myrtle Hope.
Mary and Amelia McFie. Eleanor
vaughey. Mary Bright. Mamie Kelly.
Drusllla Crlsmnn. Allne Storm. Treas.
ure Hartman, Victoria Forsie, Edith
peTrenot. Ruth Tomkina. Jean Efnbbs.
Mary Pratt. Pearl Carson. fIOFtenec
switxer. HIilda Herkenh0ff Lillian
sylvester. and Henaell. Mesars =. q.
Hamilton. Robert Koch. Leslie Coop
er, Gordon Cass. Ira roldt. /. =.
Lnckey. w a. Prohrrt. LEO Murphy.
John peaao. I. T.Ittreii. Ralph Keleher.
VIII white Harold SELLERS. G. Strome,
Louis Hesseiden. w. w. Lindsay.
Grover Divine. Joe McCnnnn. l.. A.
Hardness. Howard Livingston. J c.
Collins, Sampson. Buzz Tlerney and
Tom Egan.
Mrs G.. A. Hudson. SIT West Cold
avenue. gave an informal afternoon
Tuesday In honor % Mrs. Waiter
Francis and Mrs. carl Gilman. A
lovely lunch was served nnd de-
iightfui time enjoyed by all.
The guests were Mrs. Walter Fran
els. Mrs. Carl Gilman, Mrs. y. J. Rum
NELL. Mrs. Mike Nash. Mrs. J. III.
Pegue, Mrs. r. G. Butler. Mrs. ,.
Rutherford, Mrs. Climbers and Mrs
y. X. n. Sellers.
Friday evening Alfred and Elmer
Rlehl, 5O9 South Third street. enter
tanned number OF their school
friends. Music and games. followed
by n delicious supper made the even-
ing unusually jolly.
The guests were Louise Watson,
Madge Pinney. Anna Land. Hazel
Kieke. Olive Franklin, Alberta Haw-
thorne. Ethel Kieke, Edith Olson,
Ruth Suplee, Harry zenring. Alfred
Cudabec. Merle pixley, George white,
Edward oJhnson, Arthur Rutledgo,
Charles Mcfarland. Roy Mcchesney,
Vernon Preston, and Cecil casey.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-05-31

Wednesday evening the Alumni A.
aociaslon Of the University Of New
Mexico held IT, annuhi hanqset a. tho
Alvnrado hotel.
Miss Josephine Parsons mnde q verp
clever toasfmiatress and presided
most charminaiy.
Judge q. A. Richardson. 81 Roswell,
who gave the commencement address
"Wednesday morning az the university,
was the guest Of honor. He and Df.
lloyd each gave very interesting
talk and tho responses 10 the toaRIa
were much enjoyed.
The tonsta which we're responded 20
were az foilowRs
~. y. M. Graduates % which We
May Be proud''--larofcaao ANGEL
The strangers Within Our Gates
Professor Mitchell
- Prophet Not without Honor.
Miss Maia Tway.
"Ofher Peoples Neutrality-suspicious.
Keleher. ~.
'what We Think ~ the Hoard Of
REGENTS and what They THINK Of us
Professor FIodein.
Three Agreeable Things about the
University Rose HaSnchi
The College Woman ns a Home
Worker Mrs. q. y Marion.
''The College Man a. Fa4hor''---
Allan Keller.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-05-31
Bride 10 Be Is Feted by Friends
at Various Pretty Affairs;
Miss Jetty ROsenwald, An
other Prospective Bride to
Be Home June 10.

Miss Mildred Fox and Mr.. Louis c.
Bennett will he married June 9TH. nc
$3.50 o'clock In the evening, az the
home Of the brides sister. Mrs. A. o.
MutRon. nae West Central avenue.
yellow and white. the dainty colors
which have been used az most OF the
affairs given IN honor OF Miss Fox.
viii decorate the Matson home.
Tho only attendants viii be the
three little nleces of Miss Fox Mar
celia Mntson. Dorothy strong and
Katherine McGaffey. who VIII be
flower girls.
Relatives and few friends. about
thirty in an. will be present az the
ceremony.
Thursday afternoon Miss Mildred
Fox was the guest OF honor at de-
llghtful bridge party given 10y Mrs,
A. q. Waha. 4i0 North Twelfth street,
After a number of exciting games. a
two-course lunch was served az q
table which was exqulsitely dainty
with a large centerpiece Of daisies and
bows Of yellow 'ulie, The color
scheme was carried out as far as pos
slbIe In the delicious refreshments.
Those invited were Miss Mildred
Fox. Misses Margaret and Eugenin
Keieher. Miss Mabel Fitch. Miss Grace
Rorradnile. Mrs. A. n. McGaffey, Mrs
u. A. Matson, Mrs. Frank Strong. Mrs
John Lee clark. Mrs. Ray Mcdonald
Mrs. Frank Pooler. Mrs. Walter Con
nell. Mrs. O. 8. McI.andress, Mira. "
}. Alger Mrs. Roy stamm. Mrs, Rfy'
mond stamm. and Mrs. George
Simms
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-05-31
Sigma Tau Smoker.

The alumni of the sigma Tau fra
ternity gave smoker "Wednesday
evening 10 their frat Orothers who are
sim at the university. A general good
lime, little music, and delicious re-
freshments kept al the frat house
until a very late hour.
Those present were bob Sewell, y.
n. Lane. c. L. otto, G. NJ. Weber
l.. y. stephan. j. J Redheid. George
Walker. A. =. Batcman. r. T. Bright,
n. &. Balcomh. r. "a. Calklns, W. J.
Higgins. Matt Higgins Harry frank.
and flank Gouln.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-05-31

Joe Walton. who has been IN Ros.
well attending tina New Mexico Mili.
tary Institute for tbe past yeaF. re-
turned home Thursday evening. and
last evening entertained about sew
enty Of his friends at an informal
dance ut the W0man'a club. The
club rooms we're decorated In flags
IN honor 81 the twenty or twenty-five
~, M. NJ. l. boys who were present.
They wore their uniforms. which ad-
ded greatly Go the Festive atNsearsnce
81 the dance.
The programs. which were unusu-
ally nice. were embossed with large
wv" and carried out the n. 49, N. !.
colors. red and black.
Punch and Ice cream and cake
were served throughout the evening.
Mrs. cavanaugh played and the dane
ing continued until late hour.
The affair was . reunion Of the To-
cal Roswell students ana tholT friends
and farewell party for the students
who live In other cities IN the state.
u was exceptionally jolly.
Tuesday evening the order q B'nai
Birth held a business meeting IN
Colombo hall. which was followed
by jolly Informal dance.
Mrs. Melton Otero. sf6 North
Eighth street. gave a delightful din
ner Wednesday evening In honor Of
Miss Isabelle Connolly and Mar Clyde
Cook, whose wedding viii take place
June 9Th. Covers were iaid for ten
and most enjoyable evening was
spent 10y all.
Reha Conner. 400 North Twelfth
street, entertained a number Of her
friends Friday evening with an in-
formal dancing party A delicious
supper was served At late hour. Tiny
carts, cleverly made Of Nabisco waf-
ers, and drawn by animal crackers,
were given as souvenirs and created
much Amusement. The guests were
Pauline Borrodalfh. Louise Bell. Lou
Use Treffenherg. Grace Stortz, Flor
ence WELLER, Ralnle BARLEY. Kath-
ryn Mcmillan. Rehecca Horner. Eiiz-
abeth Arnot. Elizabeth strong. Lor-
ma Lester. Irene Fee, Lillian Kempen-
Ich. Preston Perrenot. Amado Chavez
Ir., Charles Heyn, Lyman Putney,
Robert Putney. Floyd Ice. Donald
Wilson. James chens. } y. Herndon'
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-05-31
By JEAN HUBBs.
Commencement Week
in Albuquerque.

Commencement week In Aihuauer-
que always gives society a little extra
20 think about and the program for
the week ending today has heen un-
usually interesting and stimulating to
nociety activities. The week Witnessed
the graduation exercises OF tho Uni
Versity Of New Mexico on the campus
"Wednesday morning. the hish school
graduation ceremonies on Tuesday
evening: and the promotionnl exer-
cises ~ the eighth graders on Wednes-
day night az the Elks' sheater. All
three programs were remarkable in
ieresiing and impressive and the pro-
motional exercises IN particular with
the pretty operetta Pauline" In con-
nectiou were worth nnyone's white 10
see. Seventy-two boys and girls nat
tliy dressed. the boys IN white shirts
and trousers aud hats with blue neck
ties and the girls in white hats and
blue ties made mighty pretty pic
ture.
The chief social features Of COM
mencement week were the Pan-Hel-
lenlc banquet IN Taft hall ~ the Al
varado Tuesday night. and the Alumni
banquet ~ the university "Wednesday
night, both being unusually brilliant
affalrs and enjoyable In the extreme.
Some thiriy-ave members OF var
ious Greek letter fraternlties from a
score % colleges and universities at
tended the banquet Tuesday night. at
which Isaac Barth presided as toast
master Col. Il. T.. Twitchell Of Las
Vegas being selected rs permanent
ureaitent and Ceorne C. TAYLOR seCre-
tary and treasurer. The Pan-Heilenic
club. by the way. Il already laying
plans for another bis banquet on oc-
tober next. which the ladies win
have the honor and privilege Of at
tending.
incidentally. as usual. there were a
lot of pleasant smaller social anairs
connected with commencement dolns
and society had the college flavor. dis
tinctty, M the week
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-05-31
Mrs. Frank in Concert June le

A musical event of rare interest ~
the forthcoming appearance IN con-
cert at the Elks' theater June 10, or
Mrs. charles a. Frank, wife OF Dr.
Frank OF this city and who has been
studying during the past year IN the
eastern musical centers. Mrs. Himoe
viii play; Mr. Charles Andrews VIII
be one Of the sololsts; there will be
quartette numbers and selectiins from
well known operettas, and the concert
promises 10 be one ~ the most bril'
liant of the year. Further announce
men, win be made next week.