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Cubs Win Final

Chicago, May N.-Chicago won the final game of the series from Philadelphia to- day, 10 to D. Manager Dooin was ordered out of the game by Umpire Ougley be- cause of an argument on balls and strikes in the second inning Killifer. who replaced him. erred three times and each figured in scoring. Magee injured his ankle in yesterdays game and was unable to play today. Score:
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Summary: TwO-base hits. nonaldsor, Ragsdale 2. Three-base hits. Bumgard- ner, Cunningham. Home run, Cunning ham. Base on balls, Meyer 1, Cunning. ham 2. Struck out. Glazer l. Meyer g. Cunningham g. Hits, Glazer 4, Meyer ?, Cunningham 3. Wild pitch, Glazer Time. 1:45. Umpire, Market.
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run. Nunamaker. Sacrifice hits Hart zell, Leary. Stolen bases. Masel ?, Peck inpaugh. Double plays, Hoch. Wares to Leary; Leary (unassistedl. Bases on balls. Caldwell l, Hoch D Baumgardner |, Weilman l. Struck out. Caldwell :. Hoch l. Baumgardner l. Wild pitch. Baum gardner Hits IIoch. in 2-3 innings; Raumgardner in 1-3 inning; Weilman Q In ] inning. Time 200. Empires, Chill and Sheridan.
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Pierce. D. .......... Q D Iabel p. ........... 0 Q
 Totals ...3 33 10 2 s I
 .Batted for Corrden in eighth.
 Score by innings;
 Philadelphia ......0 .010 022 CO., , Chicago ....a0 POI O20 05+-1o
 Summary: Two-base hits Bresnahan. Good. Three-base hit. Luderus. Home runs, Safer, Leach. Hits, Pierce 3 in innings, Babel 5 in innings. Sacrifice hit Sweeney. Sacrifice fly Cravath. Stolen bases Williams. Sweeney, Bresna- ham, Lobert 2 Good, Zimmerman, Reed, Paskert. Bases on balls. Oschger 1. Pierce ?, Babel 3. Hit by pitcher, Oschger Civilians 9. Time, 2:25 Empires, Quig-. ley and Eason.
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sBatted for Collins in eighth. +*Batted for Carrigan in ninth. Srnra hx+ f,,,,iroe.

sBatted for Collins in eighth
 +*Batted for Carrigan in ninth
 Score by innings:
 Detroit ......................... GOO 100 020-3 Boston ........,..... 900 O0O OO0 A Summary: Three-base hit Crawford Hits, Collins 13 in innings; Wood in 1 inning Sacrifice hits, Heilmann, Yerkes stolen bases. Veach, Speaker Double play, Yerkes to Scott to Engle. Bases on balls. Dauss ?. Struck out Dauss 5, Wood l. Time 1:S5. umpires. Evans and Egan.
 Yankees Even Up
 New York, May 20-New York evened their series with St. Louis here today. winning the final game light hitting af- fair, 3 to | Maisel scored New York's
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(Smith of Rome). Moorefield Hit by pitcher, Aaron 1, Hawkins 1. Three ba SC hit Taylor. Base on balls, Aaron 8, Flaw kins 9 Struck out Aaron G. Hawkins 4. Time, 1:5O. Umpire, Doogan.
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 batted Tor Douglass in eighth Score by innings: Se" fork ..-......-..............2 POO O10 020--5 Silcinhati .,...................... GOO 900 0O0-O suinmary Three-base hits. Tesreau Niehoff. Hits. Benton 8 in 6 innings. Douglass in ? innings; Lear o in 1 in nins Stolen bases, Bescher, Burns Double plays, Doyle to Merkle; Herzog to Hoblitzell. Bases on balls, Benton l. Lear l, Tesreau g. Hit by pitcher Ben ton 'fletcher). Struck out, Tesreau 9 6ehton l. Time, :50. Empires, Rigler and Emslie.
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Batted Tor Benton in sixth. 'tBatted for Douglass in eighth.
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Stolen base, Konetchy. Sacrifice fly . Cooper. Sacrifice hits, Schmidt, Mar tin Luque. Base on balls Luque g. cooper 2. Struck out, Luque 1, Cooper 7. Double play Wagner to Konetchy. Wild pitch, Luque Time, 1:45. Um- pires, Orth and Byron.
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Totals

@Batted for Baumeardner in eighth. FFRan for F. Walker in eighth.
 Score by innings St. Louis ...................... GOO 900 010--1 New York ............... GOO 100 2o*-9
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w. G. Bellenger former maNor of Gadsden, ill an interview today. an- nounced his intention of being candidate for mayor
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Fire last night at Attala practically destroyed the two-story brick building owned by ]. T. Nooin and occupied by the Hollinssworth-S Smith Grocery com pany. The loss is estimated at 5000, with s13o0 insurance
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=. NJ, with Mrs. Guy Morrison Walker
as chairman OF the day. There will be
tho installation Of the officers elected for
the coming year. Mrs. William Clayton
Wilson will give group of songs and
Mrs. Martin Eagan of Terre Haute talk
on THE Philippines" after which tea will
be served. and there will be a social hour
for members and guests.
At the next Informal reception Of the
Bel Canto Club to be held at the Wal
dorf on tho afternoon Of January "a those
serving on the reception COMMITTEES VIII
be Mrs. Lillian Thomas Schmidt. Miss
Eleanor viellequez and Comtesse Castle
vecchio.
A short but interesting programme fol-
lowed the business meeting of Eclectic
held on Wednesday Mt the Waldorf. The
president. Miss Florence Guernsey. pre-
sided. The two speakers Of the day were
Mrs. Simon Baruch. on What Constitutes
an Ideal Home" and Mrs Richard II.
Stearns, who gave a talk on Universal
Topics" The Colonial Quartet. in ap-
propriate costumes. sang group of songs.
Mrs. Henry Miller. president OF the
Twelfth Night Club. was the guest Of
honor Luncheon was served at 2.
The next regular meeting of the Ma
tional California Club. Mrs. Thomas J..
Vivian. president, will be held Tuesday at
=. NJ at the Wadorf-Astoria. Instead
Of the usual miscellaneous programme the
afternoon will be given UP to the annual
card games the bridge tables to be In
charge of Mrs. Charles Il. Houghton. the
euchre tables under the craftsmanship of
Mrs. Angler y. Hobbs. with Mrs. Bryan
II. River chairman Of prizes for both
games.
The second Of the series of Vanity Fair
dances will be given at the Vanity Fair
tea room on Saturday evening The pa.
tronesses are Nine Moore Fairchid, Will
lam r. Stewart, Charles Howard Plat,
Randolph Il. Woodruff. Homer Lee and
Otto p. Amend The floor committee con-
sists Of J. Henry Smythe. Jr.. Miguel de
Aguero. Jr.. u. Raymond. Il. Coonley. Eu-
gene CRANKY Grant and Homer Lee. Jr.
In celebration OF its fifth birthday the
Light Horse Harry Lee Society, G. A. r..
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Children will take place on February 2.
The programme will include artists from
the Metropolitan Opera House. Among
those who have taken boxes and seats
for the series are Mrs. James NJ. Donald.
Mrs. ]. Il. Greenhut, Mrs. Albert c. Bage.
Mrs. Simon Baruch. Mrs. Philip La Roche.
Mrs. Clinton l.. Bagg.' Mrs. 3. Otis Liv-
ingston, Mrs Franklin p. Duryea, Mrs
William Ottman, Mrs. lie Roy Brewster,
Mrs. Augustine Banks, Mrs. J. J. Amory
Mrs William Jerome Toomey. Mrs. Hal
sted Fell Hodson, Mrs. J. u. Smith, Mrs.
Frank X. Taylor and Mrs. Louis d. Ray.
Judging from the sale Of tickets. there
will be Il large attendance at the dance
to be held at the Waldorf-Astoria on
Saturday evening for the beneft Of the
sisterhood Of Social Workers. Mrs.
Samuel A. Cramer IL chairman OF the
committee in charge, which also includes
Nan Doblin. Miss A. Y. Dreyfuss. Mrs.
L. j. Feingold, Mrs. II. s. Hebron, Mrs.
]. w. Hebron. Miss l.. Joseph. Mrs.
Josephson, Mrs. II. Kaempfer. Miss klee,
Mrs. r. Kramer, Miss Il. Lewinson. Miss
II. Lillienthal, Mrs. c. X. Madare., Miss
II. Mannheimer, Miss J. Muhlfelder. Miss
H. Osterweis, Mrs. l. J. Roe. Miss J. Rosen-
haupt. Miss Il. Rukeyser. Miss Edith
Ryttenberg. Miss Eta Ryttenberg. Miss
u, Sake. Mrs. e. Solomon. Mrs. L. II.
Sterne, Miss Pauline victorius Mrs.
Michael wallstein. Mrs. L. NJ. Wallstein.
Miss u. VILE, Mrs. Sanford Wolf and
Mrs. u. Zimmern.
A beneht performance of THE Land
of Promise" will be given at the Lyceum
Theatre on Tuesday evening. January 81.
under the auspices of ST. Joseph's Alumnse
of Brentwood. l.. l. Tickets may be had
from Mrs. William II. Mckiever. 602 First
street. Brooklyn.
The entertainment will be under the
patronage of the Right Rev. Charles =
Mcdonnell. William Sohmer. George j
Gillespie Thomas p. Smith. Felix A. Dom
nelly, Congressman George w. Loft and
Francis j. Martin.
Mrs. George +. Roesch. the president OF
the alumn@. will be assisted by Mrs
Michael Harmon, Miss Mary Smith. Miss
Mary Garahan. Mrs. William II. Nc
Kiever. Miss Marie Byrne. Miss Julia
Clarkson. Mrs. John J. Okeefe. Mrs
Joseph H. Moran. Miss Nellie Kelly. Mis-,
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merchandising
Affairs--Women's Clubs--NOtes

was entertained last Saturday by Mrs.
Allan M. Mowry at her home. West
Eighty third street. An address on The
Flag was made by Mrs. Joseph A. Ems
low. Preceding tho social part there was
an election Of Officers. President. Mrs.
William Il. Stewart; frst vice-president.
Mrs. Simon Baruch second vice-president,
Mrs. Homer Lee: third vice-president,
Miss Janet Mowry: recording secretary.
Kenneth Fisk corresponding secretary.
Homer Lee, Jr : registrar. Mrs. l.. Curtis
Bracket; historian, Walter Arrowsmith
treasurer. Miss Lucille Fitch; color
bearer. Jerome Lawlor.
Mrs william NJ Deem Of sA5 West End
avenue will give a dance at the Hotel
Gotham on Saturday. January ~. for
the debut Of her daughter. Miss Mar
gherits Deem.
Miss Julie Elsbee Sullivan. daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. James Il. Sullivan. was
married to Andreas Abel Of this city on
Tuesday evening last at the home OF her
parents. $40 West 1l4th street, the, Rev.
Maurice Reynaud. rector Of Notre Dame
Chapel. officiating. The bride had as her
attendants, Miss Maud 0aynor Of Trim
ity College. Washington and Miss Mabel
Van Houten Of this city. Oscar Furser
Of Baldwin, N. j., acted ~ best man
The ushers were Daniel Ferris and Will
lam Wheelahan OF this city.
After the ceremony there was a re-
ception and Mr. and Mrs. Abel left later
for trip to the South. They will live
In Greenville, N. j. Mrs. Abers father,
James L. Sullivan. Is president Of the
Amateur Athletic Union and was
United States Olympic Commissioner at
Athens and London and In Sweden. He
is president OF the Recreation Park and
Playground Commission and is a member
OF the Department Of Education OF this
city
The second of the Nine O'Clock Dances.
the series organised by Mrs. John 8.
Fiske, will be held at Delmon!co's on jan
uary ~. The dates for the other two are
February and 10. There was q large
attendance at the first meeting on Thurs.
day.
Among the members are Mr. and Mrs
Fiske. Mr. and Mrs. Norton Squire. DIR.
and Mrs F. HOLSTER. Mr.. and Mrs. Jere
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r. A. Muschenheim. Mrs. Louis Ottmann,
Mrs. Gottfried Piel, Mrs Herman Rid
der, Mrs. Jacob Rupert. Mrs. r. w.
SAltxsieder. Mrs. Rudolph J. Sohaefer.
Mrs. J. II. Schir Mrs. II. q. Silleck. Jr..
Mrs. H. Sohmer. Mrs. o. Tschirky. Mrs.
George +. Victor. Mrs. Henry Willard.
Mrs. Anna NJ. Won Zedltz. Miss Antonio
Wesendonck. Mrs. C. b. Wolfram, Mrs.
August Zinsscr and Mrs. William Zinsser.
The SNOWFALL" a comedy In three
acts by Sydney Grundy, will be produced
on Friday evening at the Hotel Aston
under the auspices of the Junior Aid So
ciety Of the Lutheran Hospital. 1t will
be given in the grand ballroom. and after
the performance there will be general
dancing. The proceeds from the enter
tainment will be added to the building
fund OF the hospital
Herman c. Dornheim is chairman of
the entertainment committee and George
Reinherr chairman of the reception COM
mittee He will be assisted by Miss Hlda
Lahn. Miss Anna Fcdden. Miss Carlien
Kneck. Miss Louisa Gaskell. Miss H. *.
Maurer Miss Ruth Springhorn, Miss Viola
hoffman. Miss A. Pickhardt. Miss Matilda
Jaburg. William A. Lucia. Paul Lahm.
c. G. Bongar,z. Charles Rustman, Jr,
]. Frederick Maxwell. Robert Gaskell.
Frederick w. Busch. Jr.. Henry A.
bfanOeS wendell Bleser herman -.
Scherman Henry X. Jaburg. Herbert
Seribert. Robert Reed. John c. r. Orth.
r. NJ. Il. Schaefcr and l.. A. Steyn.
The entertainment will be under the
patronage OF Mrs William Barltlage.
John II. Boscher. Mrs. William Church
Osborn. DIR. George r.. Hayunga. Nincen,
Aston. Mrs. Anna II. Ahrcns. Henry Hyde,
DR.. and Mrs. !. L. Hin. Mrs. II. c. Butt
man. DIR. c. l.. Rodenberg. Ogden l.. Mills
Mrs. e. c. Springhorn. Dr and Mrs. A.
r. Bieser. Louis X. Cngrich William
Foster Mrs. Franklin Simon. j. Howard
Toilette. DIR. and Mrs. Mark Hornstein
Earl Scott Or. r. @. Rankin. Mrs. Francis
Draz. DR.. Horace Ayres. Mrs. X. Rusch-
meyer. Henry +. Fink. John ii. Kings
bury. DR.. Daniel r. Lucas and Miss Mel.
lie Won 81. George
Nearly 1000 tickets have already beer
sold for the entertainment Those re-
manning may be had from Miss Hilda
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LAKEWOOD WORKS FOR CHARITY

LAKEWOOD y. J.. Jan. Zero
weather in Lakewood this week had little
effect on the outdoor life OF the resort.
for the pine woods shut out the chilling
winds and have a tendency to render
the atmosphere invigorating. Skating is
now permissible on all parts OF Lake
Carasaljo.
The benefit entertainment for the Paul
T. Kimball Memorial Hospital held In the
Laurel House to-nigh, assembled the
winter colony in full strength. The pro-
Rramme took the form OF a cafe chantant
dansant and included old ballads and folk
songs given In costume by tho Misses
Fuller OF Dorset. England.
The programme was arranged by Mrs
Charles Lathrop Pack. Mrs. Lewis Busk-
ley Stillwell, Mrs. W. W. Wilcox, tho
Misses Ferris Miss Aenew. Mrs. A. u.
Davis. Miss Compton. Mrs, George Fales
| Baker, Miss Agnes Davis, Mrs. Frank
/ Tilford and others.
Mrs. Jasper Lynch is arranging the pro-
gramme for her annual performance for
the benefit OF the 5. l.. c. a. II will be
held in the Lynch residence, Lynx Hall,
and the programme viii include tableaux,
]
Lynch will as usual have the assistance
OF her daughters. Mrs. George Douglas
Ciews and the Misses Louise and Peggy
Lynch.
Henry S, kearny has issued cards for Il
dance at the Country Club next Saturday
for his niece, Miss Louise Tracey. All the
/ rooms in the club have been reserved for
/ the function.
Mrs. T.. G. Anderson gave an auction
bridge and hearts party at the Laure
House Tuesday. \ concert by the Laure
House Russian quartet and tea followed
Mrs. William A, Jamison presiding AT tn,
tea table. Tapestry baskets were tn,
/ prizes, some of the winners being Mrs
]. Stewart White, Mrs Charles A. Sey,
mour. Mrs. Henry Lloyd Herbert, Mrs
C. l.. Mott. Mrs, Frank Tilford and Mrs
W, NJ. WaXman of New York.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Ogden Of New
York and London arrived at the I.aure
/ In the Pines this week for an iudeiinit,
stay.
Mrs. s. w. Robinson Of New York Is en-,
tertain!ng her daughters. Mrs. A. T. Mel
vim and Mrs. ], y. Chanler. at the Laure
IN the Pines.
Arrivals at tho hotels this week IN
clude:
Laurel IN the Pines---John s. Thacher
| NJ H. Scundtr MIS-. l.. VI. klghter, Mr.
and Mrs. II, II. Adams, Miss Adams nr
Newton NJ, Shoffer Mrs. F'-ederlc> Baker
MIR. and Mrs. Theodore +, Savage, Mr, an,
Mrs, J. Edgar l.eaycraft, Mr., and Mrs
Murray Anderson, l.. o. Could Mr.. ant
Mrs II, j. Horsman, Jr,, Dr and Mrs
ID. w. Hunter and Mr., and Mrs. w. W
| White, Jr" OF New York. Mr. and Mrs
y. p, Heffey, Mrs. Edward Atwater ant
| Harry Nichols of Brooklyn.
Laural Wan XV,o,,
Mrs. IT, VI. Outerbridge X. B. Outer
bridge, Mrs, E Roche Dillon, Mr. anC
Mrs. j. Hathaway Pope, Miss A. j. Cor
der. Frank Tilford H. H. Wnans an,
Miss r. L. Winans of New York.
Oak Court Hotel--C. Ironmongcr Jr
Miss Veronica T.. Blythe Mrs. r T.
Schaefer, Mr. and Mrs. l., q. Woods
George kinke Jr, and John |. Rayno
OF New York. j, \ kearney, L. J, Roper
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Mrs. ]. Gordon Douglas.

Wickwire, Mr.. and Mrs. William NJ Les
lie. Mr.. and Mrs Ronald Macdonald. Mr..
and Mrs Howard Beebe. Mr. and Mrs.
Charles w. Palmer. Mr.. and Mrs. Harry
Rowland, Mr.. and Mrs. Percy Burrill. Mr..
and Mrs. Albert Ashforth Mr.. and Mrs
F. L. Stearns. Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Lud-
lam. Mr.. and Mrs Charles Cakes. Mr.. and
Mrs. William w. Mein, Mr.. and Mrs. F. II.
Eaton. Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Wisgin. Mr..
and Mrs. W. C. Dckerson. Mr.. and Mrs.
Trowbridge Hollister. Mr. and Mrs Will
lam Andrews. Mr. and Mrs. George Kline.
Mr. and Mrs. F.. Mortimer Barnes and MIR.
and Mrs Foster Champion.
The second meeting OF the dances or
ganized hy Mrs. Warren *. Rishel will be
held on Tuesday Al Sherrys. The pat
roresses for this series are Mrs. Charles
,Blandy. Mrs. Charles y. Palermo. Mrs.
Gage T.. Tarbell. Mrs. A. Clark R!shel,
Mrs. John S. Simpson and Mrs. John
Philbrlck Lafiin. The last In the series
will be on February 10.
The Four Cot!llons will have another
meeting on Thursday at Delmonico's
There are to be two other meetings, Jan
uary 90 and February IL. The patronesses
include Mrs, T. Darlington Semrle. Mrs.
Baker 4. Jamison. Mrs. Thomas y. James,
Mrs George Gordon Battle and Mrs
Henry Pearson.
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They had many new steps in their tango.
Barklage. financial secretary. to+ West
Forry-fifth street

Barklage. financial secretary. lo& West
Forty-fifth street
Tho second annual dance of the oars
men Of the New York Athletic Club will
be held at the Plaza on Friday evening.
1t will be under the patronage Of Mr. and
Mrs. J. Van Antwerp Cattus Mrs. A. ID.
Clarke. George ]. NJ. Corbett, Mr.. and
Mrs. James Cremns Mr.. and Mrs. John
j. Dooley. Eugene J. Gannlni, Mr.. and
Mrs. James a. McKenna, Mr.. and Mrs.
James a. Miller. Mr.. and Mrs. s. II.
Page, Mr.. and Mrs Charles II. Pond.
Mrs Waldo Smith. Mr.. and Mrs. Cecil
p. Stewart, Mr.. and Mrs James f. Sull-
van. Col. Robert NJ. Thompson and Mr..
and Mrs. Barlow S. Weeks.
The committee In charge comprises II.
g. Babcock. H. ]. Clarke. 7. W. Dooley.
J. A. Mehlstadt J. A. McKenna. Jr. J.
p. McKenna, NJ. w. Niewenhaus and C.
r. Quinn.
A large number OF tickets have been
sold for the euchre bridge and dance to
he given at the Waldorf Astoria on Mon
day evening. January 26, for the benefit
Of st. Johns Hospital, on Long Island.
The entertainment Is In charge OF the
officers of the society, Francis j. Hogan,
president; Joseph Haas. first vice-presi-
cent MISS MARY ~ # idicTty, Slct-
president; John Howe, third vice. presi-
dent; Miss Anna Hickey and Miss jose
phine Glascott. secretaries, and Philip j.
Glascott, treasurer.
The prize committee Is composed of
Miss Anna Mccarthy, chairman: Miss
Anna Butler. Miss Della Mcguire, Miss
Mary Hickey. Mrs James Calvin. Mrs.
James j. Conway. Miss Anna Power Mrs.
George j. Ryan and Mrs. Thomas Todd.
On the card committee are Mrs, D. Ma
loney, Miss Eleanor Brogan Miss Irene
Dunn and Mrs. William OBrien. Henry
J. Hedenis Is chairman OF the music com :
mittee, James II. johnson OF the box com
mittee. John Il, White OF the reception.
and James ]. Conway of the floor COM
mittee.
Mrs Harry Content. Mrs. Harry Ar
mold Day, Mrs. Samuel j. Kramer and
President Il. Davis OF Normal College
are among the sponsors of Normal Col
iege Night, which will be held ut the
Gaiety Theatre on the evening Of Friday
January go. While money will DO raised
for the Graduates Building Fund through
this performance. at tho same time honor
will be done to normal graduate, Miss
Elsie Ferguson. who Is starring In THE
Strange Woman" at the theatre.
Tho first of tho four matinee musicales
~ he given at tho Plaza for the benefit
OF the Free Industrial School for Crippled
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Mary Burton. Mrs Samuel O'Keefe ana
Miss Pauline Gill
N AmaCuAGw.


Miss Pauline Gill.
Mrs p. J. Casey and Mrs. John Kurrus
are arranging a card party for the benefit
Of the Normal College Alumnae Settle
ment 1t will be held at the Hotel Mar
seille. Broadway and 1881 street. on Sat
urday afternoon, January 81. Tickets are
81 and may be obtained from Mrs. Casey
of 2o9 West Ninety-seventh street, or at
the hotel on the day of the entertain
ment.
Michael Cassidy gave a dinner In honor
OF Nicholas Hussey Of Albany on Wednes-
day at the residence OF DR.. and Mrs
Gregory Costigan. SO West Sixty eighth
street. After dinner Mr.. Cassidy took his
guests 10 see 1.-THE Girl on the Film" In
the party were Miss Nan Hoover. Miss
Ida McEleney. Miss Ruth Schaan. Miss
Viola Mott Mr.. and Mrs John Tobin
Cassidy. James Cassidy, Edward Tobin
and Dr. and Mrs. Gregory Costigan.
Mrs Herbert Seaton-Frank OF 222
Riverside Drive will give a reception on
Saturday afternoon at her home for Mrs
Joseph Bradford Carr, who was married
last month. Mrs. Richard Elliott OF 3O4
West Seventeen street. mother of Mrs.
Carr, will give n large dance for her on
Tuesday ut the ST. Regis.
Many guests from New York will be
up TO Tuckahoe, N Y, on Thursday for
tho card party Mrs Louis Sands Quimby
will give at her residence for the benefit
OF st. Johns Episcopal Hospital OF
Brooklyn, Mrs. Quimby will no assisted
by her sisters. Mrs, II, Palmer and Mrs
f. s. Cortis, Tickets are so cents and
may be had from the Broadway Trust
Company or at the homo OF Mrs Quimby.
Tho Pen and Brush Club Miss Ida
Tarbell. president. will give a large re-
ception this afternoon mt the clubhouse,
1872 East Nineteenth street. Miss Elinor
NJ. Bernard of Chelsea, London, will be
the guest of honor.
The Woman's Press Club, Mrs. Haryot
Holt Dey. president, will celebrate Its sill
Yer anniversary on Wednesday evening,
February II, at the Waldorf Astoria The
club was founded twenty-five years ago
by Jane Cunningham Croly. Familiarity
known as Jenny June. The entertainment
Will take the form OF a reception, with
musc. cards and dancing. The reception
will he In the Aston gallery the dancing
In tho myrtle room and cards In tho east
room. Silver souvenirs will be present ted
to all the guests Nine. Evans Won KLEIN
ner is chairman OF the entertainments
The Daughters of Indiana in New York.
Miss Mary Garrett Hay. president, will
meet Tomorrow At the Hotel Aston ct 2
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Mrs. Lottie ". Cobb. Mr.. and Mrs. Hay-
old w. Cobb and the Misses Dorothy and
Hazel Cobb of Brooklyn.
Bartlett Inn--A. =. Mitchell, Miss Laura
King Boylan. Albert Sanders. Alexande-
c. Castriotes, John Horn. Miss Mae Horn
Miss Marjorie Horn, Alfred Dryer, kath-
ryn Tyndall. Justice and Mrs. LandgraN
Miss Florence Hayes and Miss Ida Gabr'-
ellie of New York, NJ. T. Smith. r. 6
smith and +. u. Lowell of Brooklyn
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The Daughters OF Indiana in New York,
Miss Mary Garrett Hay. president, will
meet tomorrow At the Hotel Aston at 2
The daily Alaskan., 1914-12-09
MIR. HOMETOWN KNOCIiEIE

You find a grouchy character in every kind of town, who heve- gives his village praise, but always runs it down. He says the streets are crooked and the aldermen are worse and prospects are as cheerful as the l'lumage of Q hearse; that Main street will be presently a pasturage fo- cows, for everything is drifting to peridition and bow VOWS:
 The elders are immoral and the preachers are inane, the children underwitted and the parents , are insane; the houses all are tumbliHg down and rents are going up, there bats in every belfry and some fleas on every pup; our public schools the biggest joke body ever saw; the mayor is q grafter and he won't enforce the law.
 The knockers's face is gloomy and would stop a chinese clock. His A"NOLANS ulNS4oLOu ID NO SlI
 and knock. You ask him what IS keeping him and why he needs to stay, and why he doesn't pack his trunk and gladly go away; q man Of his ability should never waste his prime by hanging round a burg like this-it's really a crime.
 But Mister Hometown Kuocker has no slight desire to leaVe-it's just the creatur's nature to GeplOre' and rap, and grieve. He lacks the optimistic mind and energy and pluck: he has a dropping spirit he's the image of bad luck. He'll grace some day the health resort that's run by Landlord Nick, and there for dismal centuries he'll stand around and kick.---Arthur Brooks Baker. MA. &,.