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Newark evening star and Newark advertiser., 1914-08-28
'CARMAN WINNER IN
POINT BREEZE RACE
Is First Once and Second Twice
in Thirty=Mile Mortor-
Paced Event.
Special to the Evening Star.

PHILADELPHIA, Pa. Aug. 2S.-
Clarence Carman carried Off honors
In the thirty-mile motor-paced race
at the Point Breeze Park Motordrome
here last night. The event was run
in three heats at ten miles each. The
first heat was won by George Wiley,
with Carman second and Bobby Wal
thour third. Carman captured the
second heat, while Walthour was Sec
ond and Wiley finished third. Wal
thour came back in the third heat
with victory, with Carman second
and Wiley third.
Billy Armstrong won two of the
professional motorcycle races and fin
ished first in the flve-mile event, but
SPEEDY" Vanderberry had a handi-
cap of one lap and was declared the
winner vanderberry defeated Henri
st. Yves, the French rider, in the two
mile race in gruelling finish.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser., 1914-08-28

An examination of Jack Dalton's
bruised wrist under the x-ray at
Pittsburgh has developed the fact
that Dalton played the other day
with a fractured wrist The small
bone, which is most useful in con-
trolling his thumb, is shattered. Dali
toms wrist was badly swollen, but
that did not prevent him from rap
ping out a triple. After making the
hit Jack was nearly overcome with
the pain. He will have to rest at
least two weeks
Chris Henry. an ardent Orange
rooter, who is pulling hard for the
Giants, wrote over to the New York
Club last week asking for two worlds
series reservations. wait until we
win the pennant," was the answer
Henry got.
Pitcher McCreery, purchased by
Detroit from Butte, OF the defunet
Union Association, has reported to
Manager Jennings. Before he left
Butte he attached the $1,000 that De-
troit paid the Butte club for his con-
tract, not for his own use, but to pay
the claims of Butte players for back
salary, McCreery acting as their rep-
resentative in the matter. Something
over $4,000 was coming to the players.
Old Cy Young, who refuses to quit,
though we'll off in this worlds goods,
showed in Chicago on recent Sun
day. He did slab duty for the Benton
Harbor team in the game with the
American Giants, a crack negro team.
The score was to / in favor of the
brunettes. with only Cy pitching the
entire nine innings and being
whacked for fourteen hits.
Dubuque, of the Three-I League,
and Waterloo. Of the Central Assoeia-
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser., 1914-08-28

to take place next Sunday at Holly
wood Park, Maplewood, and from the
amount of interest that 1t has re-
ceived the affair promises to be a big
success. During the day a game Of
football will be played between the
-Four Provinces team and the Mich
ael ]. Owens Association, after which
baseball game will take place.
Prizes have been put up for the win
ners of the two contests, and close
competitions are looked for. Fifteen
athletic events will also be on the pro-
gram, consisting of running high
Jump, running broad jump. running
hop step and jump, 5O-yard dash, 100
yard dash. SS0-yard dash, one-mile
run, 440-yard hurdle race. fat mems
race, sack race and potato race,
shot-put and relay race.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser., 1914-08-28
Newark Telephone Team Will
Play Brooklyn Diamond Outfit

The Newark team Of the Telephone
League viii play the New York In
spectors tomorrow afternoon at Visi-
tation oval. Henry and Lorraine
street, Brooklyn. The Inspectors are
the most formidable opponents of the
local boys, who are trying to obtain
the leadership Of the league. and the
Newarkers are out FOR blood. The
Parkview oval, Badger and Haw-
thorne avenues. this city. will be the
scene of a game tomorrow afternoon
between the New York Accounting
and Jersey City Construction teams.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser., 1914-08-28
MAKE OR BREAK IS
ADAGE
Has Chance to Pull Edison
Team Back by Winning
Tomorrow.

With the Edison team still main
tanning its position as leader Of the
Manufacturers League, and with
Splitdorf in second position by mar
gin of one game, the remaining four
contests in the league promise to re-
suit in a neck-and-neck finish. Ar
lington, which is in third position, is
also in the running. The leaders will
take on the Arlington men tomorrow
afternoon at the Arlington Oval.
Belleville turnpike, Arlington, and
the home team is determined to put
it's utmost skill into play, for upon
the contest will depend the chance
of the Arlington team for winning
the pennant. Splitdorf will have to
contend with Weston tomorrow at
Athletic Park, Boylan street and
South Orange avenue. In the other
contests Whitehead Hoag will try to
win from Hyatt at the Whitehead
Hoag Oval, and Crocker- Wheeler will
face Banister at the Ampere Oval
Ampere.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser., 1914-08-28

"The Strong Fifteen" under which
name the Four Province Gaelic A. A.,
of this city, is known to the many
fans of football, expects to do good
work again during the coming sea-
son. The local boys defeated the pick
of the New York teams at Celtic
Park several times in succession last
year, and also won several we'll
played contests in this city. As the
team is intact this year an eneour-
aging season Is looked forward to.
The season will be opened in this
city on the first Sunday NJ October.
OF particular interest to the fol-
lowers of Gaelic football and of the
career of the Four Provinces team ie
the outing that the team will run off
in conjunction with the Michael j.
Owens Association. This is slated
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser., 1914-08-28
Close Race in Amateur League.

From all indications the fight for
the honors in the Amateur Baseball
League will be between the Engle-
wood and Crescent teams. The for
mer team Is in the lead at present by
just one game, and Crescent is maxi
ing a strong bid for the stellar posi-
tion in second place. AS four games
remain to be played in the league. a
blanket finish will be in order if the
teams keep up their consistent play
ing. Tomorrow afternoon at the
home grounds the Englewood club will
try to add the scalp of the Seventh
Regiment team to its large store of
pelts. Crescent is slated to visit the
Staten Islanders, and Commonwealth
will go to Upper Montclair to play the
Montclair team.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser., 1914-08-28
Wnstinrhouse to Travel.

The third and deciding game offthe
series between the Westinghouse e.
& M. nine and the New York Edison
Company team will be staged tomor-
row afternoon at Manhattan Field,
New York. As both of these mines
have defeated the General Electric
team. of Schenectady, the winner of
the series will be able to Justly claim
the electrical championship of the
East The local boys will take with
them a large number Of rooters, and
will do their best to garner the title.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser., 1914-08-28
Miss Syracuse Out TO Lower
Track Record at WeequaEiie

Miss Syracuse. the bay mare, VIII !.
make an attempt to lower the track
record of 2:0aM. held by Wilkes Heart,
al the Weequahic Park track tomor-
row afternoon. An exhibition will
also begiven by the "Guideless Saces
Johnny Harvard, in conjunction viii Z
four regular events namely the 2s2ss,
2:s2. 2:27 and 2.15 trots and PAGES fo-s
carts.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser., 1914-08-28

'Batted for Fulenweider in sixth.
fBatted for Brandon in ninth.
Jersey City. 0 0 0 0 0 OIL
Buffalo -. 0 o 0 90
Innings pitched-By Fulenweider 9. by
Brandon j. Hits-Of Fulenweider 2, of
Brandon /. Bases on balls-Of Fulen-
weider ?, on Verbout ). Struck out--By
Fulenweider l, by Brandon 2, by Yer
bout 1. Three base hit--Bafry. Two
base hits-Reynolds, Yerb0ut. Sacrifice
hits--Farrell, Jameson, stephens Hacri-
fee 1y-Eschen. Stolen base-(silhooley.
Double play-Murphy to Lnque to Barry.
Hit by -Fulenweider. Umpires-
ROrty and Finneran. Time-1h. 2Jm.
Attendance-1.01 Oh
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser., 1914-08-28

A series has been arranged between
the teams of the Patton Paint Conn
fpany and the Standard Oil Company,
the first game Of which will be played
tomorrow afternoon at Branch Brook
Park. The Standards will have out
an unusually strong team, for the
series means much to them.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser., 1914-08-28
TORONTO.

Witter, e. Zimmerman, Wright Pick.
Stolen base-Jordhn. Double play-E.
Zimmerman lunassistedt, Struck out17
balls-OH smith ), of Herbert 1. lit s
by pitcher-By Smith /. Wild pitcll--
Herbert Umpires-Mullen and Caulf-
flower Time-1h. J0m. ssissit-
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser., 1914-08-28
LARGE CROWD SEES
BRANCH BROOK WIN
Capture Playground Meet by
Scoring Thirty-fOur
Points.

Before one of the largest crowds of
spectators that has ever attended
such an event, the annual exhibition
and games of the Essex County Park
Commission playground centres were
run off yesterday afternoon at Branch
Brook Park. The Branch Brook
Park representatives captured the
thirty-four counts. West Side fin
ished good second with twenty
seven points. while Orange was In
third position with twenty counts.
Although there were quite a few
protests made, the meet In general
was run of satisfactorily. Orderly
work was performed In each of the
events, and the spectators applauded
heartily at the graceful evolutions of
the little sprites in the folk dances.
The drills occupied a major portion
of the time, the remaining time being
devoted to the track events. A Sc
ries of disqualification took place in
the 100-yard dash for the senior boys,
Mack Martin, who crossed the tape
first, was disqualified because he ls
employed in a department store.
Frank Kitchell, who finished third,
was eliminated when 1t was found
that he was over weight. Cephas
Skaters. Irvington, was the eventual
i
dash for Junior boys was taken by
William McGovern, of Branch Brook,
while the Junior relay also went to
Branch Brook. West Side won the
senior relay in easy fashion and the
West Side girls junior relay team
waltzed off with the honors in their
event Branch Brook scored in the
senior girls relay as a result of the
creditable running of Miss Clara Far
ley. The summaries:
Girls Events.
Senior Girls Relay-won by Branch
Dorothy Kopehoff, Miss Helena Jennings
and Miss Clara Farley; Orange, second;
East Side, third. Time, 30s.
Junior Girls Relay-Won by West
Side, with Miss Emily Krug, Miss Helen
Searie, Miss Marie Grant and Miss Edna
sing, third. Time, It's.
The points: Branch Brook. "a; West
Side, 27; Orange, 20; Iryington, IA; Wat
sessing 8; East Side, 1; Glenfeld, 0;
Boys Events.
100-Yard Dash tsenior) = Won by
Cephas statters.. Iryington; Leo Beale,
West Side, second; Henry Raola, Watses-
sing, Third. Time, lis.
Firty-Yard Dash (Juniar)-Won by
William McGovern, Branch Brook; Les
lie Fries Branch Brook, second Clarence
440- Yard Junior Relay-Won by Branch
Brook, with Leslie Fries, John Lynch,
William McGovern and Sam MaEgulli
Orange, second; West Side, third. FTime,
Senior ssO-Yard Relay-won by West
side, with Harold wagstaff. Harry Conn,
David Landw and Leo Beale; Branch
Brook, second; Watsessing, third.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser., 1914-08-28

'Batted for Fabrique In ninth.
Rochester 49,. o O , O 0 0 x4
Providence =. 0 0 0 0 0 IL
Two-base hit-E. 0nsiow Three base
hit-Hughes. Sacrifice hits = Mcmillan,
Smith. Stolen bases-Priest, f.. Onslow,
Bauman. Double play-Hughes TO Nc
MILAN. Bases on balls-0n Hughes 2, of
Z. schultz ;. Hit by piteher-By Schultz
4. Struck out-Bs Hughes 10, by Schultz
.. Umpires-Harrison and Carpenter
Time-1h. 55m.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser., 1914-08-28
Durand Nine Against -AIl-stars.

A lively contest will doubtless occur
when the Durand Company team, of
the jewelers. League, goes against the
All-Star team, composed of members
of all the other teams in the league.
The Durand men put up a strong
showing in the league games, and
think they can defeat the pick of the
league. The game win take place at
the South Side Oval, Elizabeth and
Hawthorne avenues.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser., 1914-08-28

Three base hirs-BafroKH. Smith Home
Deininger. Stolen baseball ?.
Russell. Double play-Bal1 TO Parent to
Gleichman. Bases on balls-0ff Russell
8. of Miller 4. Struck ouf-By Russell ,,
by Miller g. Wild pitches Miller 2
Russell 1. Hit By pitcher-Dunn, Ball.
Yeager 2, Deininger, Whiteman- Time
2m. 15m. umpires-Hart and Nallin.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser., 1914-08-28
P.rkways WIN work for, Decision.

Because of the hard tussle that they
gave the Westinghouse team last
week. the Pathways, Of Kearny, are
confident that their strength Will win
for them over the Morris Plains State
Hospital team when they meet tomor-
row at Greystone Park. The Park
ways. are improving right along, and
on form they ought to defeat the hos
pital boys.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser., 1914-08-28
uot Game Expected at MapIewood.

II the Maplewood and Bloomfield
mines nut up q battle to equal their
first encounter this season, the fans
will be given big treat tomorrow af-
ternoon. The first game went nine
innings to tie, so the second contest
is creating a great deal Of interest:
The game tomorrow will take place at
Mapiewood, with Fredericks and
Gersey in the points for the home
team and F'inan and Adams as the
choice of the visitors.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser., 1914-08-28
Second Battle WIN Take Place.

For the second time this season the
Broughtons, of Bloomfield, and the
Brightons, of East Orange, will clash.
The game tomorrow afternoon will
take place on the North Park and
Dodd street grounds, East Orange.
Adams and Bloomfield will team up
for the visitors, while the Orangeites
will use Weber and Teed.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser., 1914-08-28
ONE-POINT LEAD IS
HELD BY THE GRAYS
Providence Beaten at ROches=
ter. While Skeeters Check
Buffalo Outfit.
ORIOLES EASY FOR ROYALS

The International League is having
a close race all its own. even if it is
not attracting much attention. Provi-
dence now has a slim lead Of one
point over the Rochester Club.
The Grays slipped up again yes
terday and were beaten by Rochester.
Baltimore lost to Montreal and Toron-
to walloped Newark. The standing
of the clubs.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser., 1914-08-28

Yesterdays Results.
TOI onto, 8; Newark, T.
Jersey City, / Buffalo. 0.
Rochester. 4 Providence, T.
Montreal. o Baltimore, 8.
Games To-day.
Newark at Toronto.
Jersey City at Buffalo.
Baltimore at Montreal.
Providence at Rochester.
Games Tomorrow.
Newark at Toronto q gamesl
Jersey City at Buffalo Y games)
Baltimore at Montreal.
Providence at Rochester q games
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser., 1914-08-28
FINALLY score in sixth.

Again in the fourth Callahan lived. y
on a boot Kraft singled but the next
three batters were helpless. In the -
fifth Wright singled. Fitz hit 70 r
right and Pick sacrificed. Fisherss
force of Fitz scored Wright. NewrFFf
ark's one run came in the sixth- Wits ss.
one down Kraft sing.ed and 80 O. e
third on Tooley's dfuble to score
when Z. Zimmerman SACRIFICED ffIn8x
to Wright Toronto regaincd thiAz 4
point when Jordan was hit byz<sa ~
pitched ball. A bad throw from Shxs ! 5 8
rod Smith to catch Jordan gave T1faes2f
an extra bag. O'Hara and Kricheil
walked and Herbert's scratch single
let in Jordan. Wright and Fitz lined
to W Zimmerman, saving furthaF.@@=
humilia ton for the champs Tie
score: ens1
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser., 1914-08-28
Caldwell praws Hard Opponent.

Eddie Dillon, the Bloomfield #. G..
player, is expected to be in the line
up of the Caldwell Club when that
team tackles the Watsessing nina to-
morrow afternoon at Caldwell, Dillon
is big factor with his bat and ought
tc be help 10 the Caldwell team
which has suffered slump of late.
The game tomorrow is looked on to
be a thoroughly hard one for Cald-
well, for the Watsessings have made
some strong teams taste bitter defeat
this season.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser., 1914-08-28

An easy victory is anticipated by
the Annex A. C. nine when they stack
up against the South Orange Holy
Name team tomorrow afternoon at the
Setonia Field, South Orange. In two
previous games the Annex boys have
come out on the big end of the score
but the South Orange line-up is said
to have undergone considerable
change since the defeats. Farrell.
Nickle and Fitzsimmons will furnish
the pitching material for the South
Orange men. while Kline will be on
the receiving end.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser., 1914-08-28
Tom Hughes in Form.

ROCHESTER, N. Y. Aug. 2s.-Tom
Hughes baffled the Grays and got
revenge for his beating at Providence.
The score was Al The score:
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser., 1914-08-28

BUFFALO. n. Y. Aug. 2s-verbout
pitched another good game yester-
day and shut out his old team mates
the Bisons. One run was enough for
Jersey City to win with. The score:
Jersey rIJY RI7FFAIO
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser., 1914-08-28
ELKS IN LINE FOR
BASEBALL TITLE
Local Members Hope TO Dispose
of Kearny Before Meeting
PatersOnians.

In an effort to prove their ability
as contenderS for the State b. p. o.
e. baseball championship, the New
ark Elks will endeavor to take the
measure of the Kearny Lodge of
Hello Bills" in a contest which will
be staged at Wiedenmayer's Park,
Hamburg place, Sunday afternoon.
The local balltossers have been pick
ed as the opponents of the Paterson
Elks in a contest for the State title.
at Long Branch, September s, during
the Elks' convention, but in order to
appear as a real championship ag-
gregation they will have TO take the
measure of the Kearny representa-
tives who, by the way, are no novices
at the national pastime The pro-
ceeds of the contest will be donated
for charity and it is expected that
close to three thousand spectators
will witness the affair.
1t will mark the third meeting Of
the Kearny and Newark teams this
season. The first contest resulted in
a victory for the West Hudson nine
by the score of to 4, while the Sec
ond battle favored the locals by a
5 to score. Charles Wood, an old
time ball player, will umpire the
game, while Daniel F. Gavin. the
popular exalted ruler of the Newark
Lodge, will pitch the first ball.
There will be band of music on
hand to entertain those present
throughout the battle. while other
features have also been arranged.
Manager Billy Haggerty, of the New
ark Elks, will pin his faith in Jim
Mcmahon and Eddie Barrett to do
the battery work, while the Kearny
team will use Croad and See. The
game will be called at $3.50 O'Clock
The teams will lineup as follows:
NEWARK. KEARNY.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser., 1914-08-28
Ramblers to Play Deciding Game.

The rubber game of a series will
occupy the Rambler A. G. and the
Alert A. c. teams tomorrow afternoon
at the northern division field of
Branch Brook Park. The Ramblers
have drawn good crowds this season,
and hope to show up well tomorrow.
Morback and Parkinson will be tine
I,smbler battery, while Woleck and
Grimm aro expected to work for the
Alerts.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser., 1914-08-28
ATLANTIC LEAGUE

1tbItTUHy fttbuItbs
Long Branch, 8; Poughkeepsie, 0.
Middletown, o. Asbury Park, l.
Middetown, Al Asbury Park, 1.
Perth Amboy, 5; Newburg, O.
Danbury Mt Paterson; postponed.
There are no games scheduled today in
the Atlantic League.
Games Tomorrow.
Middietown ut Long Branch
Paterson .if Asbury Park.
Newburg at Perth Ainboy.
Danbury ut Poughkeepsie,
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser., 1914-08-28
Newark Hits Wasted.

Newark kept pegging away at tAss
offerings of Herbert and piled UP
seven hits during the day, but tie
Tigers made very poor use Of their,ss
seven safeties. The only extra basars7
hit of the game was awarded to Toe =
ley. Kraft pasted out a long WALTON II
in the second, but O'Hara fetched Il
down. In the third inning Wheat *
started with a single over third base
Smith doomed a long one to Od0r s,s'.ss
Move. lined one at Preiste. Then.
Witter bounced a hit of Picks glove
but W. Zimmerman as usual popped
out. Had things broken a bit better.
the Tigers might have had eoup15 8
of runs in this inning. 49,
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser., 1914-08-28

MONTREAL. Que. Aug 2s.-The
Royals were winners again yesterday
and took an easy game from Balti-
more. The score:
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser., 1914-08-28
TIGERS TOSS AWAY
ANOTHER CONTEST
Goes TO Leafs in the
Very First Inning at
Toronto.
NEWARK SCORES ONE RUN.


special TO the Evening star. aaz
TORONTO. Ont. Aug. 2s.-One bad
inning and the fact that Fred Her. =
bert was In form were reasons quite
sufficient for Newark's sixth straight
defeat The Tigers were battered an
around the diamond in a stormy sesssan
sion that was Toronto's from the first
round. The final score, 6-1, portrays
VlVidly how little he champions were "a
IN the running during the perform
ance. The enemy leaped on Sherrod
smith in the first inning, and errors
by the southpaw singer, mixed with -
hits and miserable miscue BY Too
ley upset he beans. No less than four -
runs We're rung up on the register
before the Canuck band was retired.
After that Smith settled down andssos
pitched more steadily, but the dapn- q
age had been done and Newark waz,ao
helpless against Herbert
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser., 1914-08-28


Move got as far as third in New-s
arks first inning. for Ray led with a ~
nit, advanced on Writer'S sacriloes
and then, after n. Zimmerman shedoaz
to O'Hara, Ray went to third on q
wild pitch. Jordan however, fielded-
q roller from callahan's bat and the
Ilgers half of the round was over. =
Toronto came in and scored four =
runs in jig time. Wright had been =
retired when F'itz singled Pick hit
TO Tooley, who had a chance for a
double play. which should have re-
tired the side. Instead both runneis
were safe when Bert fooled the
drive Fisher grounded out, second
to first, and then Jordan caft9a afH
through with a hit, scoring both of e
his mates. Tim stole and O'Hafa =
walked. Both moved further along -
when Smith made wild heave TO
second Prieste's single scored both
Monte, however, died stealing.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser., 1914-08-28

Tom Hughes showed up the Grays
for the beating they gave him at
Providence. He held them down TO
one run.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser., 1914-08-28
INTERNATIONAL JOTS

Wyatt Lee or AL Mattern will twirl
for the Tigers today. and both are
eager for revenge Newark has lost
six straight while Toronto has Uon as
many in a row.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser., 1914-08-28

shriver A. A. VS.. Parkside A. c.
Saturdays game Of the Shriver A. A.
will find the team at Kearny, where 1t
will meet the Parksides. AS both
teams are capable of putting up stiff
argument, a good game Is expected.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser., 1914-08-28
NATIONAL LEAGUE

Yesterdays Results.
New York, o. Chicago, 2.
Brooklyn, 1: Pittsburg, 0 10 in.)
St.Louis, 3 Boston, 40 in).
cincinnati, 8; Philadelphia. 2.
Games Today.
New York at Chicago.
Boston at st. Louis.
Brooklyn at Pittsburg.
Philadelphia at Cincinnati.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser., 1914-08-28

Only 400 turned out to see the game
at Toronto yesterday The Canadians
are war mad.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser., 1914-08-28

Ten whiffs were recorded by
against the Grays. Tom had
two hits, too.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser., 1914-08-28

That Hughes will go to the St.
Louis Browns is the latest report.
The Hustlers got Dee Walsh from st.
Louis and owe Hickey some players
and money.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser., 1914-08-28

Jimmy Jones. ex-Newark outfielder,
has been excused from the managerial
role in Grand Rapids, and is now
slated for a job at Milwaukee, ac-
eording to the latest advices.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser., 1914-08-28

One run was enough for the Skeet-
ers to win with at Buffalo. It was
quite a change for them TO have a
pitcher twirl shutout baseball as Ner-
bout did.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser., 1914-08-28

Dubuque, of the Three-I League
and Waterloo. Of the Central Assoeia
The Lehi banner. [volume] (Lehi, Utah) 1891-1917, 1914-05-30

The Athenian Club held its closing
session for the season in the CONNER
cial Club rooms Wednesday afternoon.
1t was In the nature of a kensington.
Refreshments were served.