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The Birmingham age-herald., 1914-01-09
Gasoline Surest Way

1.-The best and quickest and surest way
i'm the world to get rid of bcdbugs is gaso-
line. Fill a good sized oil can with the
fluid, turn the footboard. headboard, and
every part of the bedstead upside down
and in every direction, then squirt plenti-
fully with the gasoline, going over every
crack and crevice, not forgetting every.
crack and creNce in the room. Picture
holdings should be looked after carefully.
We used to take the holdings down; nov
it is not necessary. Gasoline will kill root
and branch, eggs and all Open the win
dows and apply the fluid every morning.
1t will have evaporated by night, so as to
be safe to have a light in the room Ex-
cuse my writing on both sides of the
sheet, please but this is an afterthought
One or two applications will do the work.
"V. c."
The Birmingham age-herald., 1914-01-09
SOUTHERN CLUB
OPENS FEBRUARY )

The opening reception of the South
ern club will take place the night of
February s. According to the custom
followed for many years, the club
would have opened the social season
Thanksgiving eve. but the reception
was postponed because of the renoya-
tions which the club was undergoing a
that time
completed and the building will be
ready for the reception February g.
The grand march will begin that night
at o'clocl<-an innovation which 1t Is
believed will meet with popular favor.
banquet will be served later In the
Tudor room
The Birmingham age-herald., 1914-01-09
MR.. GILMORE'S LUNCHEON
FOR VISITING HARPIST

The inspiration of one of the interest
ing luncheon parties yesterday at the
Southern club was Mr.. Angelo Cortese.
whose beautiful harp gave so much pleas
ure last night to the Music Study club
and their friends. Mr.. j. ]. Gilmore was
the host at luncheon, including severa
prominent members of the Music Study
club and other music lovers in the in
Vitation to meet Mr.. Cortese.
Seated about the table at which a dc.
lightful course luncheon was served were
Mr.. j. j. Gilmore, his daughter Miss
Bette Rosalind Gilmore, Miss Media
Humphrey of New York, Mrs. Charles
Sharp, Mrs. Robert Newman Mr. VII
liam Ryan and Mr. Oliver Chalifoux
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MEETING OF SELF-CULTURE
GLIB IN ENSLEY

The Twentieth Century Self Culture
club met with Mrs. George Nagel Wednes-
day afternoon at her home at Hamilton
station.
Mrs. Merrill, president of the Fountain
Heights club. was an interesting visitor.
The subject studied was Fairy Stories
and Myths in the Home" Those present
were Mrs. f. G. Cutler Mrs D. f. Fair
cloth, Mrs. r. NJ. Lyle Mrs. j. NJ. Oliver,
Mrs. A. G. Kelly, Mrs. j. w. Hamilton,
Mrs A. l.. Malone, Mrs. r. e. Parker,
Mrs. Ernestine Sanders, Mrs Ralph Dim
mitt, Mrs. r. G. Mitchell, Mrs. II. M.
CoWart
The Birmingham age-herald., 1914-01-09
MRS. CALDWELL HOSTESS
FOR MRS. STEDMAN

Mrs. E. f. Stedman, who is the guest
of her daughter, Mrs r. W. Beck, was
the inspiration of lovely rook party
Tuesday afternoon, with Mrs. w. C. Cald-
we'll as hostess at her home in East
Lake.
Ferns and cut flowers made the room
attractive where the three tables were
arranged for the players. Mrs. Beck hav-
int; the highest score was awarded the
first prize, while the honoree was pre-
The Birmingham age-herald., 1914-01-09
MRS. CLARK'S PARTY
FOR THE MISSES CROUCH

Miss Frances Crouch and Miss Mary
Crouch of Franklin, Tenn, were the in
spiration of a delightful courtesy extend
ed yesterday by Mrs. S. G.. Clark. From
one of the boxes at the Jefferson Mrs
Clark, Mrs. John c. Crouch. Miss Bessie
MeGrossn, Miss Mary Lanier, Miss Mary
Crouch and Miss Frances Crouch wit
messed the Maeterlinck drama.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1914-01-09
Making Soap Without Boiling

Enclosed please find a recipe for home
made soap without boiling. which
reader of the Corner desired. Will the
lady please report if the article is salts
factory? Soap which requires no cook
ing: This soap is preferred by many
housewives for dishwashing, as it does
not have such a strong smell and one can
make use of old lard which cannot be
used for anything else. Empty the con-
tents of one can of lye into stone jar or
iron vessel with two and one-half pints
of cold water; stir until the lye dissolves;
set aside until the temperature by your
thermometer is not over s degrees. Melt
The Birmingham age-herald., 1914-01-09
DINNER PARTY
FOR MISS NORRIS

Miss Margaret Norris, a bride-elect,
was the honoree of a pretty dinner party
Monday evening with Miss Zelma Chag
as hostess, in West End.
The daintily appointed table had carna-
tions as a centre piece and the place cards
bore the following names: Miss Myrtle
Collins, Miss Florence Mcconnell, Miss
Edith Chaig, Miss Ruth Norris, and Miss
Margaret Norris
The Birmingham age-herald., 1914-01-09
LITTLE MITYLENE M'DAVID
CELEBRATES BIRTHDAY

Little Mltylene MeDavid, the daughter
Of Mr.. and Mrs. Ned McDavid, enter-
tanned the children of the neighborhood
at her home in Graymont Wednesday aft
elHoon in celebration Of her tenth birth
day.
The house was made bright and attrac-
tive with ferns and cut flowers, and the
afternoon was pleasantly passed with
games, contests and music. Ices and
cakes were. then served.
Each of the 40 children was given a
tiny drum of candy as a souvenir Of the
occasion.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1914-01-09
MRS. CHRISTIANS RECEPTION
FOR SUNDAY SCHOOL CLASS

Mrs. l.. A. Christian was hostess at a
reception Thursday evening at her home
in Woodlawn, in honor of her Sunday
school class, which consists of a hundred
young men and women.
The house was prettily decorated with
holly ard mistletoe. Cut flowers and
ferns were used in the dining room, where
the table had a miniature lake surrounded
by yiolets and narcissus, as it's centre
piece. Miss jamie McLaurine and Miss
Selma Pickens assisted in serving salad
and ice course.
Miss Mamie Harris and Miss tiara
The Birmingham age-herald., 1914-01-09
FAMILY REUNION
IN NORWOOD

Mr. and Mrs. W. G. Averitt are cele-
brating reunion of their family at their
home in Norwood entertaining at dinner
and other parties
Those present are: DR.. II. c. Averitt of
Eopkinsville, Ky, Mr.. and Mrs. J. T.
Averitt and little daughter, Evelyn Young
of Morgansfield, Ky, and Mrs. j. c. Cat
lin OF Salem XIV
The Birmingham age-herald., 1914-01-09
MRS. MOUGHON HOSTESS
TO NORWOOD CLUB

Mrs William Moughon entertained the
Norwood Auction bridge club Thursday
afternoon at her home on Arlington ave-
nue.. The three prizes We're a hand
painted plate, a smaller plate of the same
design and a fancy pitcher. delicious
hot oyster course was served with coffee
at the end of the game. Those present
were Mrs. Gordon Moughon, Mrs. William
Lasseter, Mrs James Roberts, Mrs. John
Anderson, Mrs. George Weal Mrs. j. L.
Hurry Mrs. Frank Wood Mrs. j. b. John
ston, Mrs. w. w. Odun, Mrs. Eugene
Holmes and hostess.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1914-01-09
MRS. DICKENS HOSTESS
FOR MRS MITCHELL,

Mrs Price Dickens entertaine
of her friends Thursday afterno
home in Ensley. complimer!
daughter. Mrs. W. j. A1ltche
dega, who is visiting her
Games We're played a refreshments
were served at ths 'e of the after
noon. i
The Birmingham age-herald., 1914-01-09
OLYMPIA CLUB MEETS
WITH MRS. BROWN

The Olympia Forty-two club met with
Mrs r. w. Brown at aer home in Ensley
Thursday afternoon at o'clock
Carnations were used for decorating
and score cards. A delicious salad and ice
course was served at the conclusion of
tho game.
The club members present were: Mrs
j. Il. Boyle. Mrs. w. Y. Mentzell, Mrs
Robbins, Mrs. Cunningham, Mrs. r. Big
man, Mrs. Duphy, Mrs. w. r.. Brown,
Mrs. Cheathem and Mrs. Garrett.
Mrs. Brown asked the following outside
The Birmingham age-herald., 1914-01-09
MRS. DONALDSON ENTERTAiNS
FORTY-TWO CLUB

The Thursday afternoon Forty Two club
met with Mrs. j. NJ. Donaldson at her
home in Ensley Thursday afternoon at 2
o'clock After the game a salad and COT
fee course was served. The guests in
cluded Mrs. H. c. Russell, Mrs. j. J.
Walker, Mrs f. o. Harris, Mrs. Alexan-
der Hood, Mrs. j. F. Hall, Mrs. c. w.
Sharp and Mrs. N. B. Gay.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1914-01-09
HAMMICK-JUSTIN
WEDDING OCCURS

y quiet wedding which came as a sur
prise to their friends was that of Miss
Olive Justin and Mr.. VIII Hammick,
which took place at the home of the
brides parents, Mr.. and Mrs. C. l.. Justin,
in West End, Thursday morning at s
O'Clock.
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MIR. AND MRS. JUSTIN
DINNER HOSTS

Complimenting their daughter, Miss
Give Justin, Mr.. and Mrs. c. L. Justin
wero hosts at dinner Wednesday evening
at their home in West End.
The members of the bridal party and
few friends were the only guests.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1914-01-09
WOMAN'S MISSIONARY UNION
MEETING IN WOODLAW

The Womans Missionary union held
quarterly all-day meeting Wednesday at
the SixtyS Sixth Street Baptist church in
Woodlawn.
the Sunday school room to 800 who at
tended
Mrs G. W. Bolding, recently returned
from Japan gave an interesting lecture.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1914-01-09
SOCIETY GOSSIP Of
INTERESTING PEOPLE
Luncheon Parties and Tan
go Hostesses for Today
TODAY'S CALENDAR
Mrs. Dan 7. Smith Entertains at
Luncheon at the Southern Club.
Mr.. Gilmore's Luncheon
for Mr.. Cortese
TODAY IN SOCIETY
Meetings of literary clubs.

Meetlngs OF literary cIVbs
Tango tea at the Country club,
40 to T.
Mrs. Ped Hickman's linen shower
at her home on Hawkins street,
West End, for Miss Margaret Nor
ris, a bride-elect.
New Year meeting of the Study
Circle with Mrs. J. E. Frazier.
Fountain Heights Brotherhood
holds a social meeting in the base
ment of the Fountain Heights
Methodist church this evening.
Miss Georgia Will Coffman enter
tains this evening, to IL.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1914-01-09
MEETING OF FAIRVIEW SCHOOL
IMPROVEMENT ASSOCIATION

The Fairview School improvement as
sociation had its regular meeting Tues
day afternoon at 2:30 o'clock.
splendid address was delivered by the
principal, Mrs C. E. Gordon. Many inn
provements are to be made. including the
rainting of the domestic science room and
lunch service.
A new matron was appointed to attend
the central association.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1914-01-09
OPEN MEETING
COUNCIL OF JEWISH WOMEN

The open meetings of the Council OF
Jewish Women are always occas sions of
pleasure and benefit, the programmes
beautifully planned, the speakers chosen
with view to practical service.
Yesterday afternoon the meeting was
held at the new temple on Highland ave-
nue., and in response 10 a general invita-
The Birmingham age-herald., 1914-01-09
MRS. STRATTON TO
LECTURE IN WOODLAWN

Under the auspices of the Woman's
Christian Temperance union Mrs. Stratton |
will deliver a lecture Friday afternoon at |
o'clock in the Fifty-sixth Street Baptist |
church, Woodlawn
The Birmingham age-herald., 1914-01-09
Devils Food Cake

For chocolate part cook together one
half cake bitter chocolate, one cup sugar.
one-half cup milk, one egg. Boil this until
thick like eustard, let cool, and add one
teaspoon vanilla. For cake part, cream
one cup butter and one cup sugar, add one
cup milk, two eggs, two and one-fourth
cups flour, and two teaspoons baking
powder. Add to this the chocolate part.
make in loaf or layers; if the latter, put
together with boiled frosting
The Birmingham age-herald., 1914-01-09
MIR. AND MRS. NORRIS
SEND OUT CARDS

Mr. and Mrs. Cambridge Vinton Norris
request the honor of your presence at the
marriage of their daughter, Margaret
Elizabeth, to Mr.. Murk Findley Hickman,
on Thursday evening, January 10, at 8
o clock, 407 Tuscaloosa avenue, Birming
ham.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1914-01-09
CONCERT IN
WEST END FRIDAY

The Boys Industrial band of East Lake
will give a concern Friday evening at the
Odd Fellows hall in West End. The ad-
mission price is 20 cents.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1914-01-09
BIRMINGHAM COLLEGE
ORATORICAL CONTEST

The Birmingham college held an ora
torical contest Tuesday evening to select
the contestant for the state contest.
Those chosen We're Mr. G. A. Warren
and Mr. Harvey Branscombe.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1914-01-09
BOY SCOUT MEETING
AT WYLAM

On Tuesday evening the Boy Scouts
met at the home of Mr.. a. II. Sawyer in
Wylam The election of officers was post
poned on account of the address of W. q.
Radcliffe at the Wylam Baptist church.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1914-01-09

simms had charge of the class register in
the parlor, where tea and sandwiches
were served. Those receiving in the hall,
where an orchestra played, We're Miss
Halle Fossett, Miss Corrie Russell and
Mr.. Gilbert Richite, who is Mrs. Chris
tian's assistant in teaching.
The affair was most ENJOYABLE and about
$50 called e.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1914-01-09
LINEN SHOWER FOR
MISS NORRIS

Mrs Ped Hickman will be hostess FRI
day afternoon at her home in West End,
giving a linen shower for Miss Margaret
Norris, a bride of the month.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1914-01-09

om Columbus, Ga. and will
ipanied by Miss Sue Schaefer
remembered as one of the at
visitors during the winter.
Ruth Mabry OF Clarksviile Va.
guest of DR.. and Mrs. e. H.
Sholl.
Mrs. Hinson S. Sibley and Miss Au-
gusta Harwood of Tuscaloosa came up
TO see THE Blue Bird and are guests
of Mrs. Griggsby T. Sibley.
MIR. and Mrs. Walter Cooper have re
turned home after spending the holf-
DAYS with relatives and friends They
leave in few days for st. Augustine,
ria, where they will spend the re-
mainder of the winter.
Mrs. w. p. Reed. Mrs j. h. CASTOR
or Montgomery, who was her guest
and Miss Annie Rowan CASTOR, left
yesterday for Montgomery, whore they
were called because of the death of
Mrs. E. r. CASTOR.
Mrs Samuel Randall of Baltimore
is visiting her daughter. Mrs. Claud
Gotten.
Miss Eleanor Messer has gone back
to Washington to resume her studies
at washington college after spending
the holidays delightfully."- with her par
ents. Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. p Messer
Mrs. Sloss. who has been visiting her.
daughter. Mrs. John II. Minge, left
Wednesday for her home in Mississippi
after visit to Birmingham relatives.
Miss Lucy Freeman OF Wylam is ill at
the South Highland inflrmary.
Mrs. Fred Reese and Mrs. Jack Aldwin
We're the guests at dinner given by
Mrs. Phillips at Edgewater
Mr.. Joseph Bonfield Of New York city
is visiting Mrs. w. I. Prigott.
Mrs. f. A. Eavens of Falkville is the
guest of Mrs. Canterbury in Wylam
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Spence have re-
turned to Wylam from visit to Good
water.
Mrs. w. ]. Mitchell has returned to Tai
ladega after a visit to her mother Mrs.
Frice Dickens. in Ensley.
of Greensboro are the guests of Mrs.
J. +. Hall in Ensley. f7 fkE
Mrs. A. F. Guthroe Is i'll at his home
in Wylam
Mrs. C. e. Ware of 1915 Avenue II and
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sented with dainty prize also. Refresh
nents were served at the close of the
game.
The guests included: Mrs H. B. Griffin,
Mrs. Sam Malone, Mrs. Allen, Mrs. Lake,
Mrs. III. E. Warrington, Mrs. L. A. Keene,
Mrs. e. f. Stedman, Mrs. Fred Williams,
Mrs. Bowen Mcdonald and Mrs. r. w.
Ee elk.
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COSMOS CLUB WITH
MRS. CT - rr"y AS HOSTESS
4,E SILVER TEA

The Woodlawn United Daughters
Confederacy will give "A silver tea
home of Mrs. d. W. Mccall on
January 16.
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MRS. M'LENDON TO
ENTERTAIN STUDY CIRCLE

Mrs. D. E. MeLendoa will be hostess
next week to the Study circle of the
Womans Missionary society at her home
in East Lake.
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vas neld by Mrsl
drs. w. p. Me-
lid address. Mrs.
lperance, and Mrs.
conservation meet
. w. Bell and Mis- S
Laura Stiuwell
work among the
The Birmingham age-herald., 1914-01-09
MRS. KENT TO GIVE
FORTY-TWO PARTY

Mrs. j. F. Kent will be hostess of a
Forty-two party January a at her home
in Ensley.
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guests. Mrs. II. II. Broadnah, Mrs. c.
T. Smith, Mrs. Arthur steele of Avon
dale and Miss Mary Frances Massengale.
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rhe dc
W T..
Aoory
Stratto
A J.
ing ass
Laura
made
Italian
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Young Women's Christian association at
the Acipco plant will be feature
The Birmingham age-herald., 1914-01-09

Mrs G. C. Snider, 900 South twenty
first street will be hostess to the Clioniar
club at 2:3O o'clock.
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N and Miss otas
he Pierian club 1T
AXE Friday after
ill he American
The Birmingham age-herald., 1914-01-09
ANNOUNCEMENTS

The Study Circle holds the New Year
meeting this afternoon with Mrs j. f.
Frazier. DR.. Eaves will talk and Mrs
o. L. Stephenson and others will furnish
the music
The Culture club meets with Mrs. James
Hood
The Edgewood club meets with Mrs
f. b. Alvord. A book shower for the
The Birmingham age-herald., 1914-01-09

Berna Hilliard, Miss
IN, Miss Lena Higgs, Miss
Miss Estelle Lampkin, Miss
Miss Christine Norris, Miss
fife, Miss Grace Schimmel,
lde Wood, Miss Annie Lou
! Banella Tiarce.
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PERSONALS


nnie Dryer is expected home
on1 Columbus, Ga. and will
ipanied by Miss Sue Schaefer,
remembered as one of the at
visitors during the winter
Ruth Mabry OF Clark sville. Va.
guest of DR.. and Mrs. e. H.
oll
The Birmingham age-herald., 1914-01-09
TESS
,RTY

ertaiued the mem
81 club with a box
lrsday afternoon.
party were: Miss
Mrs. Eager, Miss
The Birmingham age-herald., 1914-01-09
JOINT
IN

Mrs.
Ligon
their
on.
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Sholl.

Mrs. Hinson S. Sibley and Miss Au-
gusta Harwood of Tuscaloosa came up
10 see 1.-THE Blue Bird" and are guests
of Mrs. Griggsby I. Sibley.
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More heslthful than tea or coffee.
Agrees with the weakest digestion.
Keep it on your sideboard at home.
A quick lunch prepaed in a minute
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Mrs. w. p. Reed. Mrs. ]. h. CASTOR
of Montgomery, who was her guest,
and Miss Annie Rowan CASTOR, left
yesterday for Montgomery, where they
were called because of the death of
Mrs. E. r. CASTOR
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1914-10-28
Fifth Ward Improvers
Also Call Themselves
Boosters for West Orange

Determined to demonstrate the fact
that they are ''improvers" In the
best sense of the word, members of
the Fifth Ward Improvement Asso-
citation of West Orange last night APP
pointed committee to work for the
PRONUNCIATION of a boom for that
town. Their action follows that of
the First Ward Improvement Assoc
citation, also of West Orange, when
that organization appointed SINH
lar body at 8. recent meeting.
Members of the boosters" commit
tee. as 1t will be known, were ap-
pointed by Enoch r. Coward, presi-
dent of the association, as follows:
John w. Woelhe, chairman; Joseph
Horn, David w. Wilson, A. N. Pier
son and William M Brennan. An
other new committee, which will
work in conjunction with other so
cieties of the town for the establish
ment of adequate public library SER
vice, consists of Mr.. Wilson, chair
man: DIR. Morris Farkas, town health
officer, and School Commissioner
James T. B. Lehman.
AS chairman of the committee Sc
lected to obtain n new sidewalk in
front of the Washington School,
where the association holds its meet
ings. Mr.. Lehman reported that work
oil the desired improvement will be
started soon. The sidewalk will be
OF concrete, and half Of the expense
will be paid by the Board of Educa-
ton. while the town win shoulder
the other half.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1914-10-28
Board of Education to
Add Draughtsman to
Its Architects Office

The building committee of the
Board of Education last night decided
to add another draughtsman to it's
architects office force. The Civil Ser
vice Commission will be asked to hold
another examination to fill the posi-
ton Some time ago an examination
was held and this was passed by only
one applicant. As the law requires
three names on the certified list, it Is
necessary to have another examipa-
ton.
Claiming that he had done extra
work not specified in his contract,
Charles G. Miller whose concern had
the electrical supplies contract for the
South Side High and the Newton
street schools, asked the building
committee for reimbursement. He
said the extra work on the Newton
street school amounted to $425. En-
gineer Knight told the committee the
work was specified and the matter
was finally referred to a subcommit-
tee composed of Chairman McCabe, of
the building committee, and Engineer
Knight.
Request to withdraw as a bidder
was made by Wi liam S. Shaeffer,
Inc. The matter was laid over until
the next meeting. The concern stat
ed that they had miscalculated and
would lose 5000 If they were awarded
the contract.
Commissioner Taylor and Secretary
Krick, of the committee, were APP
pointed to appear before the Board
of Works and ask to have signs
placed near the Central Avenue
School warning automobilists to go
slow and not to sound horns any
more than necessary.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1914-10-28
GALA NIGHT TO
MARK OPENING OF
new WHITE WAY"
Parade and Banquet Will Fea-
ture Ironbound District Gel
ebration Tomorrow.

Merchants and residents Of the
lronbound district will celebrate the
opening of the Ferry street white
way" with a parade and a banquet
tomorrow night. City and county Of
flcials will be present as guests of the
Ironbound Improvement Association
The new lights for Ferry street will
be turned on for the first time tomor-
row night. There are fifty-six new
nitrogen siXty-ca alepoWer lamps
which will take the place OF thirty
four old lamps of the regular type
Three are lamps will remain. Iron
poles for the lights have been set up
from Railroad avenue to Hamburg
place and new wooden poles from
Hamburg place to the Bowery
Led by mounted police escort and
2 band, the parade will start from the
headquarters In Haeuslezs HALL at
200 Ferry street As the paraders
leave the han the lights from thai
point to the Bowery will be turned on
for the first time. The marchers will
proceed to the Bowery and up Mar
ket street to the Pennsylvania Rail
road station. Tho remainder of the
lights will then be turned on and the.
parade will proceed to Haeusier's
IAN NitAt a Ddntlutl VIII De served.
Isaac Schlesinger will be grand mar
shal
Fred Breidenbach, president of the
Ironbound Improvement Association.
will act as POSTMASTER. Among the
speakers and invited guests will be
Mayor Haussling, Sheriff John +.
Monahan. Captain Peter J. Christie.
of the Third precinct: Board of Works
commissioners DIR. Charles f.,
Kraemer Albert III. Bierteumpfel.
Patrick III. Ryan, Charles p. ,Gillen
and Arthur Denman, Judge Simon p.
Hahn, City CounseLJames r. Nugent,
Engineer James c. Hallock, John L.
OToole, of the Public Service; Judge
Thomas l.. Raymond, Republican,
capdidate for mayor; Ralph b.
Schmidt, Republican candidate for
sheriff; Engineer Morris r. Sherrerd,
Trolley Inspector Joseph Crawford
and others.
The committee ON arrangements
consists of James M. Burns, chair
man; Otto j. Karst, Isaac Sch esin-
ger, John p. Wagner, Adolph Diener,
John MilinslSy, N. A. Kneuer, Louis
Pfeiffer, William Umdenhauer, John
II. Broemel, Clarence G. Richards
Herman Schlesinger, Louis Vein
traub, Julius Huebner, Bernard
Bachman, Simon Reiter and Harry
Singer.