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Evening star., 1914-12-13
Personals.

Mrs. Samuel Dreyfus and daughter OF
Waynesboro, Pa. are the guests of the
formers sister. Mrs. Caroline Stiebel
of the Louisiana. 18th street north
west
Mrs. NJ. Goldenberg and Mrs. Harry
Greenabaum of Baltimore were guests
of relatives in town during the week.
Miss Rena Fishel left the city the
early part of the week for Pittsburgh.
Pa, to visit Mrs. Elmer Barchfeld for
several weeks.
Mrs. Andrew j. BarchfeId of Pitts
burSh has returned TO the city and is
at her apartment in the Gotham, CAL
vert street
Mrs. Samuel Revness has returned to
her home in Philadelphia after a ten
day visit with her parents. Mr.. and
Mrs Morris GuSdorf.
Mrs Eugene Schwab entertained the
Afternoon Bridge Club on Friday at
her home on Sth street During the
afternoon Il tea was served
Mrs. Abe Sigmund was hostess on
Friday afternoon at her home on On
tario road. when she entertained at
bridge. Mrs. Sidney {. Kaufman, Mrs.
Samuel j. Steinbergcr Mrs Simon
Kann. Mrs. Isaac Behrend. Mrs. Ru-
dolph Behrend. Mrs. Sol Minister. Mrs.
Sol Meyer and Mrs Gersou Nordlinger.
Tea was served during the afternoon.
Mr. and Mrs Eugene Young have re-
turned from their hone ymoon and are
staying with Mrs. Young's parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. \. NJ Baer of the Meth
crlandS. until they go 10 housek coping
i'll Beverly Courts.
Mrs. Henry Strauss and little daugh-
ter have returned to their home i'll
Richmond, Va.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Lazarus. jr.. of
Columbus, Ohio. spent the week in
town and were guests at the Willard.
Mrs. Morton Luchs has cards out for
a dance for young people, in honor of
Miss 1rma Blum of Ohio. who will be
her guest during the holidays at the
mas night.
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert H. Gottlieb.
whose wedding took place the early.
part of the week. are spending their
honeymoon i'll Atlantic City.
The Sisterhood of the Eighth Street
Temple held an interesting meeting
on Monday afternoon last in the vestry
room, which was largely attended.
Miss Eleanor Selinger of Columbia
road has as her guest her cousin Miss
Amy Cohen of New York.
Mrs. y. Dammann is in New York
Visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Milton Dam
mann and Mr.. and Mrs Leonard Dam
mann.
Mrs. C;arret \. Hobart of Paterson,
y. j., who for the past week has been
ahe guest of her parents. MIR. and Mrs
L. II. Briggs, at 1901 X street, returned
to her home Saturday.
: Mrs. Howard =. Nyman will be at
home Wednesday and the first and
Evening star., 1914-12-13
GOOSE DINNER.

REFORE cleaning goose scald 1t.
- then wrap ia a blanket and allow
to steam The down can then be easily
picked off If powdered rosin is sprin-
kIed over the fowl before scaldine it the
feathers will stick together and ii will
be easier to remove them. \ goose
should be roasted the same as turkey.
When done. place it on a platter. gar
nish with parsley and place spiced
baked apples around the fowl. With
roast goose serve oyster bisque first
with celery. then meat with potatoes.
creamed cauliflower, or peas. or sweet
potatoes. and salad and cheese balls
Serve ices with small waters cake.
with coffee last
Evening star., 1914-12-13
Goose With Sauerkraut.

Wipe out the goose with 4 damp
towl and fill with sauerkrout. Sew
it up and tie into shape. Place in 4
large kettle and cover with about two
quarts of sauerkraut and boiling wa
ter. Simmer gently for three hours.
At the end of this time take out the
goose. place in a baking pan, baste
with melted butter. dredge the breast
thick1y with flour and put in the oven
until a nice brown. which will be in
about an hour. Serve in "A bed of
boiled Saucrkraut
Evening star., 1914-12-13
A Good Lip Salve.

A LIP salve that will prevent the
lips from cracking is easily made
at home. and should be used twice IL
day Melt one ounce of oil of almonds
with three quarters of an ounce of
spermaceti, and color with little
cOchineal
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30cleK
third Wednesdays for the remainder
of the season.

third Wednesdays for the remainder
of the season.
Mrs. Anna ". Earle and Miss Wilton
Earle of Greenville. S. c. wife and
daughter of the late United States
Senator Joseph H. Earle of South Caro-
lima. are visiting at the home of Capt.
Joseph H. Earle. L. S. A. at the Wash
ington barracks.
DR.. and Mrs. Arthur Bennett of St
Louis. Mo-. are visiting Mrs Benefits S
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. l.. D. Godfrey,
942 Westminster street northwest.
Mrs. A. s. Bernstein and family of
New York city are visiting her parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. ROsenthal. and her Sis
ters. Mrs. Hank Schlosberg and Mrs.
Joseph Levy.
Frank NJ. Cleaver left yesterday via
New Orleans for Los Angeles, Cal,
where he will spend five or six months.
one of the series of entertainments
to be given by the Washington Saen-
gerbund will be a euchre party tomor-
row night at the clubhouse, S14 {
street northwest.
Evening star., 1914-12-13
To Preserve Goose Meat.

First render the goose fat as follows: ::
Cut the fat into small pieces and plac &C
in a deep iron kettle and cover with
cold water. Place on the stove un-
covered. When TIL" water has nearly
Evening star., 1914-12-13

Miss Rena Fishel left the city the
early part of the week for Pittsburgh,
Pa. to visit Mrs. Elmer Barchfeld for
several weeks.
Evening star., 1914-12-13

The Sisterhood of the Eighth Street
Temple held an interesting meeting
on Monday afternoon last in the vestry
room, which was largely attended.
Evening star., 1914-12-13

Mrs. NJ. Goldenberg and Mrs. Harry
Greenabaum of Baltimore were guests
of relatives in town during the week
Evening star., 1914-12-13

Mr.. and Mrs. Albert H. Gottlieb.
whose wedding took place the early.
part of the week. are spending their
honeymoon in Atlantic City.
Evening star., 1914-12-13

Mrs. Samuel Dreyfus and daughter of
Waynesboro, Pa. are the guests of the
formers sister, Mrs Caroline Stiebel
of the Louisiana. 18th street north
west.
Evening star., 1914-12-13

: Miss Eleanor Selinger of Columbia
road has as her guest her cousin, Miss
Amy Cohen of New York.
Evening star., 1914-12-13

Mrs. Andrew j. Barchfeld of Pitts
burgh has returned TO the city and is
at her apartment in the Gotham, CAL
vert street.
Evening star., 1914-12-13

. Mrs. y. Dammann is in New York
visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Milton Dam
mann and Mr.. and Mrs. Leonard Dam
mann.
Evening star., 1914-12-13

Mrs. Samuel Revness has returned to
her home in Philadelphia after a ten
day visit with her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Morris Gusdorf.
Evening star., 1914-12-13

Mr.. and Mrs Fred Lazarus. jr of
Columbus, Ohio. spent the week in
town and were guests at the Willard
Evening star., 1914-12-13

Mrs. Garret \. Hobart of Paterson,
y. j., who for the past week has been
ahe guest of her parents. MIR. and Mrs.
L. II. Briggs, at 1901 X street, returned
to her home Saturday.
Evening star., 1914-12-13

Mrs. Henry Strauss and little daugh-
ter have returned to their home i'll
Richmond Va.
Evening star., 1914-12-13

Apropos of the dance. no one longer
compliments a woman on her complexion.
but upon the way she las her color
Evening star., 1914-12-13

Mrs. Eugene Schwab entertained the
Afternoon Bridge Club on Friday at
her home on Sth street. During The
afternoon u tea was served.
Evening star., 1914-12-13

Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Young have re-
turned from their honeymoon and are
staying with Mrs. Young's parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. \. NJ. Baer of the Meth
eriands. until they go 10 housekeeping
i'll Beverly Courts.
Evening star., 1914-12-13

When grandmothers tango and school
girls discuss suffrage. can man he
blamed for proposing to boudoir cap
and a dimpie?
Evening star., 1914-12-13

Mrs. Morton Luchs has cards out for
dance for young people, in honor of
Miss Irma Blum of Ohio. who will be
her guest during the holidays at the
Washington Suburban Club on Christ
mas night
Evening star., 1914-12-13

Mr.. and Mrs. Matthew Hopkins are
residing in heading, Pa.
Evening star., 1914-12-13

Mrs. Howard :. Nyman will be at
home Wednesday and the first and
Evening star., 1914-12-13

When man is not clever at learning
the modern dances he is sure it is his
partners fault.
Lots of us could dance well were it not
for the music and our partners feet.
Evening star., 1914-12-13

The Mesh Bag illustrated
is in German silver, il is
something new and superior
to anything you have seen
in this line elsewhere: the
links are soldered and guar
anteed to wear like sterling
silver
\ beautiful and durable
bag that will give years of
service s1z Mesh $50
Bags .....-... T'>O
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EAST HIGHLAND

EAST RICHLAND. o.. March IL
Rev. J. Walter Punk will preach at the
CHRISTIAN church here on T.ord's pav
March Ztth. both morning and evening
EVERYBODY welcome
rev, walter Taylor Of BerEoiz. T.
here this week visiting his mother Mr.
klma Eavlor. and family.
y reception was given a. tho home Of
yrs l. y. Carmen on Wednesday for
hsr grand daughter Mr.. and Mrs Philip
VIC. VIC, elland. who we're married last sat
urdav. Mrs. McCleiland formerly being
Miss Edna Graebe. Among those pres-
snt were dr. and Mrs. Lee Cgrman. Of
- inont Mrs Annie Noon. % Cadiz.
MS. Amanda Carnan, u ~ Ciairsyilie
and MIS- Lizzie Nixon ~ thin place
wednesday evening with her ron Ice
snd family 20 Belmont 10 spend a few
Patsy .Clbbon returned 70 his home IN
NeWark Tuesday. after o. few DAYS Visit
mere with Mr.. and Mrs Herman niEiry
Monday - the death 81 her aunt. Mrs.
VILLAIN Mnhan. ~ Bcoravtlle ohio
NJ. Prank McNamee went Monday 20
glencoe 20 work returning home on
Mr and MrH Philip McCisnand went
g Wheeling Thursday 20 spend a few
Miss Lulu Blanche BroornhofI. or SOM
ertou. visited over sunday here with her
parents; Mr and Ms James Broomhafi.
clyde Pickering and wife have rooveo
INTO theor fathers farm. Mr. rlffah
Iickering and family expect 20 20 next
week 70 california.
John HerEsv ana family moved from
i.oydsville 90 the Ross Troll farm here
Mrs Ellza MeNsmes g. quite sick a.
her home here.
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HUNTER, OHIO

HUNTER ~. March 77-uafaa Kf-r.
~ Pitcher. was r. business caller On town
Tuesday
a. " Lucas was NJ ffcIIaire Saturday
on business
The Red Men are having their Wig
wan painted on the inside this week
Lewt0u Patterson. o. near Hetheada.
was In town Tuesday.
". a. Lucas has purchased n gtude-
baker five passenger car from D. o. Nc
Graw. Of Ucllaire q.
Mrs WIN otey. 81 Bethesda, r. VISIT
Ing relatives here this week.
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Thousands OF people IN all walks o.
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Baroncss Bianquet. ore Of the most
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Your advice ig useful.
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LOUISVILLE, 0.

LOUISVILLE. Ohio. March sT-Mr.
Hagan. OF Somerton. O.. was-in this
vicinity last Monday calling on old
friends.
VIM. Finney went last Monday TO
Dennison. o. to visit his brother Cfarles
Ftnney and family.
Mrs. g. G.. Richmond. Of Somertun. o..
was the guest OF Mrs. Ruth Cortland
several days this week
Mr.. and Mrs. VIII ". Colvig. CT Wheel
Ing. W. Va. was the guest IT tho Hart
Farm south of town last Wednesday af-
tcrnoon.
Rev. Evart Hart purchased a team OF
TistoWn. Ohio.
1rs. Frank Winters and Mrs. John n.
lark were business visitors at Wheel
ing last Tuesday.
Mrs. Elmer Ncff ap1 daughter Sarah
are spending several nays with Belmont
friends.
Mrs. Elizabeth Dent - .ne gIes. OF
relatives at g:ells!re. Ohio. anu Jtaer
places.
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FOR
SLUGGISH LIVER

Get a io-cent boz now.

Get Decent box now.
Turn the rascals out-the headache.
biiiousness. Indigestion. the sick. sour
stomach and foul gases-turn them
out tonight and keep them out with
Cascarets
Millions Of men and women take a
Cascaret now and then and never
Know the misery caused by a lazy
liver. eiogxed bowels or an upset
stomach.
Don't put In another day OF distress.
Let cascarets cleanse your stomach:
remove the sour. fermenting food I:
take the excess bile from your liver
and carry out all The eonstipated
waste matter ana poison in the
novels. Then you will feel great
A Cascaret tonight straightens you
out by morning They work while
you sleep. A Decent box from any
drug store means a clear head. sweet
stomach and clean. healthy liver ana
powell action for months. Children
love Cascarets because they never
grippe OF sicken.
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FUND CLOSES
CAMPAIGN WILL eE BROUGHT
TO a CLOSE THIS EVENING
BY COMMITTEE.
Catholic Schools % City coreribute
s22-io snc Other Sums Totsied
t72 Yesterday.

The campaign for a fund az SIC. 900
for Fairgrounds will In all probability
be brought 10 a close today. as the
committee on Thursday had decided
TO continue and receive contributions
up TIL today. Contributions TO the
fund yesterday were received from
the Catholic schools OF the city. which
included contributions from the Ca
thedral High school. SAINT Joseph
Academy and Saint Alphonsus
school. which totalled s22l0. The
contributions received from Other
sources during the day amounted 10
*I2. The total contributions received
yesterday added TO the total amount
OF $5.453-s2 previously reported brings
the total TO S5.54S.O2 contributed to-
ward the establishmen OF play
ground In the city.
The total contributions received by
the committee II as follows:
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M. w. OF A. CONVENTION.

Next week will be a busy one in
Modern Woodmen circles OF the city.
when the county convention opens.
At present there are but two camps
In Ohio county. Wheeling, GAIA. and
Henry Clay. 1928. Quite a nelabor-
ate program Is being prepared and
the drum corps Is getting in shape
Tor the demonstration over the
streets. II is the hope OF the county
meeting TO bring more enthusiasm
Into the field and create a larger at
tendance from here TO Cleveland.
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FIRST PRIZE AT BABY
SHOW TO BE Subway CART

The contest Wednesday. April l..
at the Market auditorium between
the babies Of Greater Wheeling is go
ing to be one OF the most interesting
events OF the Pure Food show. The
first prize for the baby having the
largest number OF votes IL q Subway
guaranteed go-cart. one OF the best
eo-carts made. and IL is being ex-
hibited in the lower Main street win.
dow of the Palace Furniture com
pany. the agents or the Subway cart
in this city.
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wood.field Briefs.


~. = Wewkes. OF Louisville was IN
town Wednesday on business
IT, ); w; Weber was over from Lew
VIM. kindelberger. OF Bcallsville. was
on our streets Tuesday
Emanuel 1or, OF LcwisVille Rroute I
VA. transsctins business In town Tues
a. John b; Haren. OF Meltonsburg. was
MT. and Mrs. Vincent P,ikahi. OF Mil
town Tuesday.
J. r. stephens. Lee LaIIathin. j. q.
anu :. ~. straight. OF Lansing. were on
IL Il. Jones. OF Zsnesville was calling
on drus trade In town Tuesday.
>. r. Rose has purchased the James
w. II. Williams len WednesdaV FOR
Washington Coutr House where he mas
accepted a position as linotype operator
on the Advertiser.
John NJ. Patterson. of Pittsburgh. was
IN town Wednesday on business.
n. y. Jones was up from Cameron
Tuesday. on business.
X Mckibon. OF Reno. o.. was In
town Monday, calling on friends,
NJ. ,. McAllister. OF Coraopolis Pa is
here ,oohanS after his oil interests.
In town Tuesday.
Mrs. Clifford Gadd. OF South Zanes-
VIE, came In "Wednesday TO visit Mr.
Mrs. Adam Wersund returned Thurs
day TO her home at Kuhn. after a few
days visit with her daughter. Mrs. elem
j. Rausch.
John Haren. OF Ozark. was here
Thursday. on business.
Miss Philena Mcfarland of Round
Bottom, has returned to her home inter
Few days visit with AR. and Mrs. :. H.
Mcdonald.
Mrs. A.. J. Limbaugh received scyc-o
Injuries about the head aud face Satur-
day evening. by falling while on her
way 20 the we'll for water.
Mrs. DIR. J. q. Lapp narrowly sescaD ped
serious injury Monday. She was tant-
ing the gas when accumulated rnr vas
ignited. causing n flame OF fire when
burned her face considerably.
Mrs. Rose McEntee end son. Edward
were at Youngstown Tuesday attending
the funeral OF DAUGHTER 81 Mr.. and
Mrs. \. J. Archer. OF that place.
T.. u Wilson. OF stafford was In
town Wednesday.
Wednesday.
Homer Johnston was at wheeling on
Wednesday.
George r. Eells. OF Marietta. was In
town Thursday. on business.
Arthur Mckee. Of New Matamoras waa
in town Tuesday
u. 6. Cater. OF Pittsburgh. was in
town the first OF the week.
George Nandergrift returned Wcdnes-
day from Pittsburgh.
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tne lodge presented former Master c. w
hS with an elegant Pastmaster's
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WOODSFlELD OHIO
OIL News.


s III. s,.,,. a CO. No I Nargsret D.
s''i Ing a. Ieo feet
helr, ..asee q Co. No. John WI
W. Va Natural Ca. Co a $500
Le1siiSn a. - sso s.aiIi 80 =, tAs No
, q. no w |. cos building ria for their No.
!, VIZ fsr@ "a Co. No. $ o.orss w-.-
sssmPsny have rix up Tor thesr 10. :
Philip Burkhsrt-
: 81 and good Tor 4 or barrel. fr.5 a.
Pur., on Product. Co. haal,.~ ,sr 4.
Day on 60. No. I VIM. a. p.v. = sry
an az 20, .s sass~ sand May 10 70 De sssp-
". {. Mcbride No. L. piiio>. rs~~s.x
Fickieson q Co. No 4 Ioais Sf<.ss
sriliins az sbout $50 feet.
MmberE on Co. No. w. ". Bsrx.
Consolidated oii a Mining @. Ne. "a
.,, c1rssesai ifosseInx Co. No. II cb.ris.
-: Corner a Co. No. l Cha. Koen,.
.o cSr,ls Sc; . W. Daniels. Is in and
yandersrift et al No. 1 George Hoff.
drilling at about 400 feet.
run, SSrnin xham. Loar a Co. No. I orsnt
Msksiilp 4 Hawk. No. / stimpsrs. ..
In and easser.
stegner ct Al No. 1 John weber. rig
ging.
csntsnniai ana Hsas os91Ag.
AZ meeting OF this Woodsfieid Pro-
sressiye association An the assembly
number OF business and professional
was formally DECIDED e R ois es sns !.
MAI celebration of the founding OF
,W s,s snd . home coming during
day "wednesday ana Thursday. August
~. - and 20. by this arrangement the
will act An conjunction with ths Monroe
County Agricultural Society. In making
this the largest and most successful
gathering ever held In Woodsfield.
At the meeting the annual election OF
oiticers OF the essociation was held. J..
q. Devaul was elect cd president: J. W.
=. stewart, second VIC. president. The
board OF directors. which was chosen. 10
comprised OF y; L. Williams. II, l.. osie.
G. L. Diehi q. w. Brown. W. ]. Plan
ders. w. g. Mooney, Jr.. and J. J. suis-
also e ns so%%iisse on sSmlnsslSns
Tor secretary and y. W. Douglass for
The COMMITTEES which will have charge
OF the arrsngements for home coming
week and the details OF the Centennial
celebration AZ composed OF y. u. Thomp-
son, w. g. Mooney. Jr- and j. NJ. Loft
land. II may be expected that these
men Will make posibie some very inter-
esting and cntcrtsfning attractions.
the proposition or establishing a brick
plant here Is composed of l.. r.. Matz w.
IL. Moore and W. ~. Loar. The commit
tee appointed to act with the board OF
education In regard to the Normtl school
question IL COMPOSED OF w y. I.oar. l..
u. Matz, r. ID. Thompson. +. l.. williams
and r. L. Sears.
=. ana A. II nnt<rtainmsnt.
=, The annual lentertainment given by
the members Of Monroe lodge los +. a.
a. M mt the FIRST National Bank hall
was n most enjoyable occasion. Parkers
orchestra fronf Columbus furnished the
music throughout the evening, the first
part OF which, was devoted TO a concert
provided especially for the children. but
hwich was thoroughly enjoyed by all
present. An elegant cafe lunch was pro-
Nlded for all and WINS enioYed by MI
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Following are the names of persons
seIectcd TO serve as grand and petft
Jurors Tor the April term OF common
sFand Jurors-Frank Imhoff, Powha-
,sn foint; W. %. knopp. LewisVfIle: :.
n Luthy. Darlington. Asitchell Stephs ms
bis,hks' y. a. Neuhart. WOodsfi d: r'ranlS
bhkcr. Moodsficld. LAX Evans, BeaIlS-
shiss ~ Siyens. Lcwisville: l. "
Jetters. Beallsvillc: E;lWood Ronar. clar-
inston, Charles Fuchs. Powhatan Point.
A.. ~. Mcintire. Clarington: J. ", Orange
LcwisNiiie; a H.. Mhilacrc, Jolly. MIC
nam Kent. Dohcrty: G. }. Ellis. Moods
lieid. Z. =. Fcibcr. Lewisvills. Alvfn
Strauch, Darlington.
-, To appear Tuesday. sfarch 81, 1914, at
Petit Jurors-Jess ConIcy. sardis: I
y. Ncuhart. LewisNille. AZ. r. u No |.
Scnn y. Ackermen. LewisVtile n r. ~
no .. David Stimpcrt. LewisVille n ~
~. No: z; j. X. Allen. Lower Salem. NJ.
n. II. NO. ?; j. %. DcNo,. LcwiHVilic: t;ro-
hnoff. Ethel: Jacob L.cntz. Antioch.
Isae hertline. Beallsvilic: W, u. Linde.
mood, Sycamore Valley. Jacob Utsin ser.
Moodsfield; James N. bye. Gray-yiile
y. ,, Stottel. Ethel. IL. h. ID. No. 4: sa.
ward Stctson. Claringtpn: Adam nacn
BeallsNilic; George N Burkhart Kubn
X r. ID. No. /; Lawhence Pryor. Gravs.
VILE Charles kochcrt. MARI
o'clock u. m -
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The annual ENTERTAINMENT given by
the members Of Monroe lodge i9s +. A.
a. NJ. mt the FIRST National Bank hall
was n most enjoyable occasion. Parkers
orchestra fronp Columbus furnished the
music throughout the evening. the first
part or which was devoted TO a concert
provided especially for the children, but
hwich was Thoroughly enjoyed by all
present, An elegant cafe lunch was pro-
Nided for ALI and was enjoyed By all
partakers 3udging from the numbers
who almost continually thronged the
well filled ta3les. punch howl on the
main floor Furnished refreshments for
the dancers and all Others. During an
interval between dances worshipfui
Master w. q. Money Jr.. on behalf OF