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The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-05-05

The local afteraoon paper Saturday
printed an extract from the letter OF
u. v. Taylor, president Of the South
ern Utilities company To the board OF
tFIlgtees whiclE IetteS we are informed
was never given q reply. AssofiIy F5r-
tions Of the letter were published in
the afternoon paper, we present the
complete letter that the public may be
inforr4ed as 70 the beginning of the
attack on the company.
Sometime ago, at least one month,
my attention wag called to an article
appearing in one OF our daily papers
10 the effect that the board OF school
trustees IN the city OF Anderson had
refused to pay bill for service rem
dered by the Southern Public Utilities
Company on tbs ground that it was
void and of no force and effect This
wAs matter ofesueh seriousness that
Immediately went to Anderson and
there our Local manager tpTormer me
that the matter lad been referred 10
the attorneys FOR our company and
the attorneys for the board of trus-
tees and that it would be aI1IcaFlly set
tied within a feW days. 4 Il a
II have waited tiently for. some res
lief from Our u s bis I.satf Ter 81
81 isesious cellsel lenfe Is ii 1;Iis
der the terms o. on nc 80 70
lreanireA tG saAta IN z ss ssg 9.
derson IN inIpro I'm ent si OF
ter system salnl1a sl.li. fii -
gR2s igQ9, the exr 9re OF which
not produces a III b llsltEi So of TIT iiIs
creased refenre is 10 be made
Esclely for the hen the city and
It's citizens Yon 81 read lily. : sssa,
Eherefole, IL the cattention is SO ne
made that our frans shIse is null and
void, common fairness to us req1iFss
th.t this cont enttpn shall be spcsed
OF before we spsJld Che sum sif mo-
ney. s3s
IR additions u his we are ofsefslg
for sale Our Ties all over
country to IN vine are iIifss
Cent of any sllfllase1 defects dit gisf
franchise and fsiI Hing afitii HEM
requires skut tisis & settled and sets
tled at once for &c tainIy LEY ssiS I'd
parties to this 60 = fr0y ersy and "a
nnk lIa made ID anffer on account al
/ IT. .;
rThs franchiss ofea public Service
corporation must De above suspicion
as TO Its legality and A. tlierefore, find
myself forced 70 take such steps ia
tnATeyenJs JnI6 lpfE5lLlOII aDuTs; NV I-vJI
to iS insisted ,ipons rs will deHniteIy
settle the ma for all time 9,3l 3
ssks abeYs Indicated, / have waited
pafientI ID because 4 did moi desire to
dSsanyt thing BIlIe Ii might he Ire FJ.sIs
ljaet OF cfIt ticisEa or to place hi Self iii
the attltad deslsl frg Ile schools
Of 4 derson 6f wafer, and yet eIl the
other hand, sou cannot but SEQ fliat
4 nm forces, d oEljGllg iust Ice 10 0uE
selves and our sEciIrify holders, 20
tsiIe sSeIs aet as s,ls b tEiiltIe
whether OK not ne haze sns rights IN
Spur city
haye giyen this Qtsest Ion the best
tiscueitf 81 which sIii capa6in and
I citn see no way to bring &c tbet lie
court eptsS by. a nginiaRc qf
Your vice. This viii giye. you 81.
E,oppot ttphity of applying for an in5pnc.
Etton and the matte wiI the 49, =. y
! sqnarzl u pres sented FOR fhitial Gletertilss-
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ANDERS ON NlEN
Apr y. PL AN
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y
ltea OF the State board Of health
lopt, promuigate and enforce
siiH and regulations for the better
YgsSnt and pfotection Of tie ptfblfc
health OF the, speopIe tot South Caro-
lima. did promUlgate and issue the fol-
lowing gregnlat tiS::.:. XVII iicE ai efsedes'
regulation set forth in circular No.
2 issued April 26, 1914: &
regulation q! ALI flour in the
process of manufacture that has
been subjected 60 any treatment
Whereby It is bleacfleG, !; or It's natural
color changed in any manner through
ehemical action, must be clearly and
spiciously labelled on the package
1b show this fact. s, H
The statement on the label must
contain the word tbleached' In capital
Iglterp 5,Jii,i " iTy . .:-:. : ::
one inch in height. and this word
4 must be followed Immediately by
words Tin smaller type IL desired)
Kiearisinfs f,rI nffnT fraa fIina.iK :: ,rl,a
following statements Illustrate word
ing to be used. 'Rleached By Chlor-
inc, E1leetTically Efeaehed.
This Regulation shall take effect
July 1, 1914.
q s.S+0sics fsi further given that I'M
der the provisions OF the code fequIr-
ing the inspectors Of 4 IFS dcpa fttilent
to enforce the pure fo6 ID and drug law
OF the rtate and tho rules and reg uia-
tiofs epx6 6mliE AZ ga hereunder the In
spectors cf: MS tlepa ient have been
sinst stlcted TO stf richly emf ofeet this
.regulatio q ~ y zlRsfleE ~
lsSa III Inanaffas sturerss i0bbersl d gents,
merchants cf, ootheF persons Offering
for sale any goods In viola alton ;afl this
sregulation ares hDsi led that on and
after July Il s. any etncks found
in this Etatej OF fered for sale, wi Ste
dealt with ccording "a 6law, as. Will
also those altering such stbcks tor
sale.
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TMk HLIsIB HE GUOBER

u -
The peanut has grown into great
favor In the lass few years. For
awhile It was regarded as the daily
ration Of politicians whiting clubs
and the like, bat there has been dis
that the humble 'gooherg has
nutritious value and that II Is d good
thing 70 have on the farm, CROWNS
readily in favor in afsnos any kind OF
sell.
s Sow that the south Is being appeal
lsdto q the sertion which hast ilss
solve then 81 nrsblon Of ssiss esss
tFs. us western iancnes are piayipg
out on, account OF dfouth. the raisins
Of hogs may It'll 4 feH years become h
5Aofiar indfiafSe ASA 4haie fs neflts
titan me reaiHt. 4 fecsht dispatelf
Ifr6m Dallas, Texas
'eflie Ebd1sttisi cofbress 81 tlla
ssass s arging she Fat.ner 70 er0sus
peanut scEcps Tor ls1B Ttseds ~ ilsss tho
gyantaEes oE being q rgS sss--s 1SSelf
tlhon ths seit Corr ii 4 very zastsl
crop, curing plenty eS RAIN. lrap
Ing Aeasiiy pppa the toila fersiIity, ss
subject 20 insecl pests ana bIaIif Ilis :
etees and reouires q Be hS.rve
IL ecnsida IL espenae os lahSf all
1pones The peanut Is 4 aronsh
ss'1T (sped yields when ezra
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rs THE 81 c AIN
Contlnued Fram Page on.l

Restricting the primary were features
Of the Greenwood eoinsy convention
ton tod
The following deli gates we're elect
eli T. Moore m q. Bew1es, M
tit2Etus; II. r. Stronn, g. q. StaiIworthi
icholson, IL c. TilErnAn ana
4. y, Hint0n. The nlo Ion 60 atFiot
the primary was warmly debated but
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-05-05

cultivation than corn, and has few
insect enemies. And the hog will do
his own harvesting. digging up the
ground while roofing for the nuts.
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! TIlekens l,oflYenfI0nIl.I 5. .

TX t2tclpefl3f 3f shl lsiys. 4.-1 ickenS cOunfF
democfa lc convent tipa was largely sit-
tended 3Isthugi giaatic sAIisI aiogis
w; q. s1 Dell was made presideiit and
q, II Norris chaiTHi an 10 safsk 81
the stat cpnyent tion are C.. j.. csaratbn,
ri y s3T fli. o. r. lDosie, w, II osIjelI,
70. "; = 3iott and i q. = NJ s ofsaIl. $. NO
supporl Of Governor Bieasa elected
deiegake 20 the state cnfis an ION
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5ile Int sligencer ID delivered By
eafEieYs 20 the city. II yon GaiI %
; Get your paper regularly please notify
-. Opposite your name on i6bel
n2 yOur paIeg Is printed Este 20 which
your paper 81 paid. All choeka and
oEafle should be drawn 20 The An0srs
Ron, InteiiigenceP. y
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-05-05

IS your biisiness Is run down, wind
y up with 4 little adyertIsing.
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-05-05

When wonsen fIBh for compliments
these days slsey usssa tro limo.
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ll1r.TY. A cHARaED

~. Z - trr ! =
IN the editorial columns OF this
paper Sunday we appealed TO the pub
lie Of this city not to be trapped into
q position OF GifrIendliness to the
$ sushern Public Utilities Company.
Etis company has not yet spoken to
the public has not denied 1.-THE mis-
leading reports that have pssidiuopsly
.jaen fed ta tie red 81 from some
source or other. In this afticle NE
used the expression
There appehfa t6 be q. deter
mined effort 20 discredit the
SoMt them Public 1ti tilitiis Conn
s pany by having II assume an age
gyessiye attitude chat would
make It offensive to the people
of fhh letter or prcsf q. Y. Tay. 81
lor. published IN these columns
some days aep; shows That he 4
: ssi.s:S
10 protect hia conRtiny, us eer-
81 tain misleading statealents had
efnanated as coming from the
EslloaTd and mad not been Slsaied in
the same manner.
= ~ tuCeAl llt0IA-OusiS AleApcLl y NGsLGIutt3
in an editorial railing ct the Southern
Public Utilities Company says.
q IT is the most unpopular coh.s
cern that has ever done business
In this city, not excepting she I
Southern Expires Company 2 IS
This matter lis going to he tile
Issue In the city cAyApaign now 5s5
opening up There iie no use tryS
Ing to side step it; and We pre-
dict that fl VIZ result IN q much
strong ec sentimen ns fof Inuniclpa II
ownership than now exists
Recurring TO our editorial and
.aflatir q -;
III there Is, as there appears to g :
be, q direct effort being made TO
tii acredf and make pnpoafier
Il this public ssrvtc6 coii1pang lie
people should look for the deep,
az underlying cause q ~
And 50 we have tke gist OF the
whole meter. There had 10 be i poll
ticai campaign this year.
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pc prepared for q tidal wave to re.
surge when Il rushss ia shore
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-05-05

Our advice 10 tho state democratic
conventioh4 BE good;
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The Weather.
WashIngten. May A. Forecast:
Sotitk Carolina: Local showers
ard Wednesday,.
The Reather

10 be unpopular with some folks ID
TO- be right.
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aiister gsrrnnza doesn't lock on;
senefal function VII swat Aiass
sith cstcEll barr.
8, ~ Z " " ne tuil
s'ssl anu me picnic aIsqs me
sl3ss 3 .lts ssAs s9lls tile. way IS
~ s.
.,,q a'....za y. ~ ss loMeseE. s,et nopoay
s ssle coisiiia g e g. s,SSse coasen tiotls
y - g
~. Y 5'.s Y IsE slle
's7S - iis55 is.sls 70
&c., e = s
,as,, e ,,,,,;,.
sfien ~. .is'.ss - sl Ss.'s 5 = s1'S
There Il uctllnr secret aibnut tie
,,s,s s. 8. -
T,,ier 8 S,Ts,nS ) I - !
sS2is
Good rra Lincoln q, Dinissv Thia
nla Town ellr4iss ,ioes IseT,st q :,I5Ff
Viii, yo,l jaoa M and ssoos 9iSss
~ ~. Z 81 3. - s ( I
! g y.
.rs 81 81 II ~ 8 4
s,oyt 49,, 49, - - 'pSs
=, = sst fti,,a Al :, !,
80 3
:. !, q !. .,Isss,'-
ine as to tha neeasaitv n far go,d
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geWbeflsy tsoitsanlion.

& Newbeff53 May q = IA d esnocra I'd
coitx tton was IN session only forty,
minutes and everything & ipeased off
gate were in d fargo ma iSrsfy. The
Bleaaa delegates made no no1ninat ION
Tor deles ses to state convent ion cor
Tor ans oSFice 0dyernct Hlease was
l. ,4prs ent at the cuny ton, though
lie had cen elected q del
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he NOoIa are teE ginning 10 be full
pE eandiaat and the picnic and the
hasbsstta NJ on the way. z
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a large circulation shRn any other
flswGpapoR in this Congressional Die
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lf Alieter srrnnzR doesn't lock ottt
ienesl Funston wili swat Aiils
Rssh cae barr.
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-05-05

Chars1a 81, however, that nobody
VIII snlaeF aentaIy with astnri al
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ID the meantime. don't forttet to-
Ilisw deep Etia year. even il the ,andi-
date Of your choice does come arsand
often. va;
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would say up IN sparhSnbLrg. the
eensreaB I;ss gorl4s haea "a .s;ssittss
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Inatead OF holding wakes over the
s,ltlltties franchise, we should be walk
ing sB to the necessity for good
streets The dust taxe In this place
y getting heavy
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-05-05

1lslh1nnl& ms are RoSs living IN the
tops os trees on acsoant Of the floods.
An about two months 4hsy sili be
shipping tn illnking watsr from Rits-
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Va have never enthused overly
p9aCh about this nayai program 10
as;ila tho sgest SattIsships ever,
since : eens fs tlenane OF John Paul
1eises dld THAT ne did With three old
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z Tfte Mexican war having gone in a
hole and The cabinet having convinced
the public that Il Is happy, the poor
AessE editor cannot be blamed for
snlklag III his tent
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Good txe lincoln o. Dickay. This
old tcWn ellrHist5 noes rsgrst "a ID
with you 6iood bye and good luck,
ard dohs 4 trget the way back. :,
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There is nothing secret about the
tIclland goy efnment uays q New York
newapaper. Certainly not; isn't IT'S
ruler 8 queen Z
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ne coniIng 3. q. 5aiSte convention.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-08-25
AT Newport.
Il. T.L.g-anh . - TrLIl-s

rBy Telegraph 20 Tire Tribune
Newport. Aug 24-Society here and
elsewhere turned out in force to-day
for the opening Of the national tennis
tournament At the Casino.
Joseph Sampson Stevens. who re-
turned from Europe last week, with
Mrs. Stevens is at the Redwood Cot.
tace. to remain until the middle OF
next month.
Mrs. King Carley, Of New YORK is
listing Mrs. ". Fitzhugh Whitehouse
at Eastbourne Lodge.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Bancroft OF
Warwick Neck. are the guests Of Mr.
and Mrs. Edward F. Concklin.
Nr. and Mrs. James G. Blaine ana
Mr.. and Mrs. Rusk are the guests Of
Mrs. Nevins. at Dudley Place.
Mrs. Frederick Pearson, Mrs. Dulaney
Rowland and Miss Louise Scott gave
dinners this evening and many OF the
puests went later in the evening to =
dance given by Mrs. Alexander j. Cas-
sat-. az Stone Acre.
Registered at the Casino to-day were
Charles I. Dunlap, Of Philadelphia
visiting Edward J. Berwind; A. C.
Schermerhorn and A. c, Zabriskie, OF
Long Island, visiting Mrs. Hugh D.
Auchincloss; Grosvenor Lorillsrd, oi
Tuxedo. visiting George 7. Scott; R. =.
Sever. Of Brookline; Mr.. and Mrs
Charles B. Alexander. OF New YORK;
Tr. and Mrs. Charles B. Carroll, OF
Baltimore, visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Roys!
Phelps Carroll; Mrs. Frank Bishop, 81
New York. visiting Mrs. Charles H.
Baldwin: y. ". Niles, Of Boston, visit.
ing Stuart Duncan; E. De P. Livingston
Of New York, at the Muenchinger King
Mrs. Edwin s Webster and Miss
Frances Webster, Of Boston, visiting
Mrs. A. Winsor Weld and Mr. and Mrs
4. Duer Irving, Of New York, visiting
Mr.. and Mrs. Marsden J. Perry.
Eugene Higgins has arrived on tho
) steam yacht Cassandra and has as his
guests Percy Mitchell, Of London, and
william $. Whitehead.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-08-25
In the White Mountains.

tBv telegraph % The Trisunc.l
Breton Woods, y. H., Aug. 24.-Ths
gymkhana games at Breton Woods at
uacted large gathering of White
Mountain visitors to-day. J. y. Conyng-
ham, Of Wilkes-Barre, fooled the famous
old Breton Woods coach and six and
the Mount Washington band played
military airs between events. NcHarg
Davenport, Of New York, won the
thread and needle race, the steep'e-
chase and elephant race. (. C. Whit
ing, Of Holyoke, Mass. won the potato
race and musical chairs and A. G..
pirkey, Of Pittsburgh, was winner in
pig sticking. Exhibition bareback,
rough riding and Roman riding by Leo
Gordon was well received.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-08-25
AT Bar Harbor.
~ TELEGRAPH - The Trlbual

fBy Telegraph 70 The Tribune.
Bar Harbor, Aug. 24.-Miss Helen
Draper had as luncheon guests az the
Swimming Club to-day the Misses
Dorothy Watts, julia and Alice Whit
ing, Ames Swan, Louise Firth, L. Smith
Sullivan, Mrs. James F. Mitchell and
Mrs. Edwin c. Williams.
Mrs. John D. Rockefeller, jr, gave &
luncheon party at Eyre, Seal Hsrbor,
to-day.
Mrs. L. B. McCsgg was hostess az a
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-08-25
In the Berkshires.

10. A..t--AII I'D -.-' -.ll-'.-t.
Lenox, Aug. 24-Miss Charlotte
Barnes opened a new tennis court 8.
Cold Brook Gardens this afternoon,
where many went 20 try the courts and
FOR tea.
Miss Nora Iselin. Of New Rochelle,
and DR., Edward 3. Fisher and Mrs.
+. R. Fisher, Of New York, arrived ~
the Curtis Hotel
Ex-senator ". Murray Crane enter
tanned the Monday Evening Club a.
Mount Pleasant in Windsor this after
noon
Mrs. Henry Wells is entertaining
Miss Betty Wilcox, Of Charleston, az
Heaton Hall.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-08-25

Miss Ruth Appleton, daughter Oh '''
g.. qz,b st will be married TO Will
- uouaou SON Of Professor and
v., Rsrrstt Wendell. Of Boston, Octo-
hor 81, the country home Of her
narents at Ipswich, Mass. Miss Apple
,o,,, sister. Miss Alice Appleton, was
n'''',e1 ~ ~. r..,,.;cb August ;.
'"'' ''''" ''' -
Nr. and Mrs. Alexander D. b. fi"-'
are receiving congratulations on INC
birth OF a son last Friday at their cou"'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-08-25

NTk ALI MO" 'i'''"'' 'N go
" meaning the discerning among
W v.omsnkiud love It because
-, Is reputation for wearing we'll de-
a.. It's apparently fragile character.
~, s,eeitful dc,,cscy Is what has en-
- 70 90 U.s. For that reason d
...erv,s fashionable sitter score Of
-. during which many other sheer
-,.,-.s's have enjoyed more or less
-. 2er.o6 Of popularity
Nevertheless. chiffon seems new
.-.-s .Ac latest models because this
.,,gr, Il is combined with brocsdes.
=, 70, 20 g. overweishtins extent,
.,.-uth Sc Tho broesdes used arc
-.,,,v six tissues. And nearly a.
,,v, tAey sre as deftly applied as in
=, e.,s Of certain adorable even
- sova in lemon chiffon yelling
s,,h-hv,d satin.
Combined with Broosde
r.ssKr. drsped ~ that indefinite
-.,s,- which distinguishes so many
-, best models. lt has s charm
=, vsy q -iPpline about the figure
,,.g,ea knees snd srk.es, and It makes
,,vsly flowing liaes near the hips. Yet
,.lv the draper q it can say how and
.,,,.,,ly where q il caught Up. II has
y. cham Of tie mysterious-a fen;i-
rlrs charm
l.s bodice. strange 20 say, is not
,,.r,l,.s. Alnost 20 the elbow, where
,r,-row plested frill marks the termi-
,,,pg point chiffon. rather closely
r,lrs h. arms, IS drawn up Q tTiAe
.. he inner side Of the sleeves into a
,,-i,, o. shallow nipples. A. the shout
s.-, he sleeves invisibly merge with
b,3iee-a,so ir:sngibly drsped-hav-
-ss deeply pointed decolletsge. high
IN re shoulders. very low az back and
.-s.t and tr.l outlined.
six bro,s5e tissue II lemon shade Is
.-apes from ;he left shoulder Of this
bodice. ,r0 o. is ends being caught
.o,s,ser under the left arm with q
,-,,e,.5-e buckle. This leaves pair
n ex.ra corners falling loosely below
ne waist g., back and front, masking
,s.r.s extending 20 the hips.
. .--. -.Ilrv -r.- owl .
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-08-25

IeSt when mas me aodlNohAl ChaIm OF
novelty. Four-ineh wide gray satin nib
bon. slightly gathered 20 the skirt at
intervals between hips and knees, pro-
1D''S .'' '"e'' "n''" j. mover o'-
aror,o3 90 Cow, dow no;r.s
~. s.ro ;5o. =, oor;r.,5 g., .h.
.-.r 60 r..;s..oo. ,rl;.h ~. ill.,.
:, .ho s;5.s v.toro !, o,er,.r, ,Le chic.
%, bo5;.o RVS rr5e~ r.~ror. ,.,r5lo
% .s,;r -ibbon and extended Cav over
%. hin. forr,s ,h,-n ,oi,,s o, o;,bor
eide 90 - bYt.o, fss,ori,cs
By. for those buttons tho wais,coa,
r,;eh, bo -,ie.sker for . voto cv,crd.
Cd above tho belt line as substantial
foundation FOR tho f'mies. NJ gray
bodiccs
T., has bovover fp,l le,r.b bisbon
.'oo,.o, ND , ,,.;-o5 hiss, rs.bs- narrow.
- did, .o'io~ doo,l,. W ;v +~o,,
Tho sloeves and collar mako This gray
govD exactly the sort Of halfw2v cos
.une which every woman needs during
tho Intermediate season. II will serve
eyceIIentlv for 8 theatre premisre Or
for an afternoon dance
nj, nj, D,,
= D'u' A"o ~"
o4ue ana PINK are e%qui'''e!y o4eha-
" : 80 W 80,
.r,i. 9hich cIo,slr ,reo.ed ovor
-. sbo,ld.-s into .bo n.-rouo,, If
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-08-25

in Seabrigh. S. j., about 're middle ~
September.
Mrs Reginald Brook vho has been
AZ the Waldorf-Astor.a for several
weeks. has gone. 20 White sulphur
eprrgs. W. Va- 20 remain anth tho
late fall
Nr and Wr- V.ncer. As'or arc th"
guests Of Mrs. Aet0r's grandmother.
Sire. p. p. Huntington. at her summer
home o. Paul Smith. 10 tho Adiro7-
dscks
Mr. and Mrs Forsyth NicSes, Of 255
Madison av.. who are iu Leno1, viii ar
rive In town Phi. week and go TO Gray
Crag, their place .u Tuxedo.
Mr. and Mrs. Herman p. Kountze'
who returned last week from EUROPE
arc Ar the Gotham for a brief visit be-
fore going % their country home. Well
By. Bedford. ~. =.
Nr. and Mrs. Anthony J. DrezeL Dr.,
are the quests Of Mrs.. Drexel's parents
Wr. and Mrs. George Jay Gould, ~
Turlough Lodge, In the Catssills
General and Mrs. Charles F. Roe VII
return n .zt week from the AdirondaeA'
% Highland Falls. ~ T. where they
will spend the autumn.
Miss Dorothy Perkins has returned
70 her country home in Riverdale y. -
after visit in the White Mountains.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-08-25
Tomato jelly Sandwiches.

Prepare the jelly from quart Of
fresh tomatoes that have been cut into
bits. cover with cold water and gen
tly simmer. with one bay leaf, one
sliced onion, one slice Of fresh green
pepper, one teaspoonful Of sugar, half
a teaspoonful Of salt. one tablespoon
full Of mixed whole spices. When the
tomatoes are tender. strain. and TO
each pint allow one-third of package
Of celatine that has been softened in
a little cold water. Stir until this
gelatine is dissolved and then strain
again into square or oblong pan.
Place on the ice 20 chill and harden
When ready TO make the sandwiches
cut the jelly into slices, spread with
chopped lettuce that has been mixed
with mayonnaise and lay between
sliced nut bread. Cut into square or
triangle sandwiches.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-08-25
Harvard Sandwiches.

Mash 70 a paste one fresh cream
cheese and add. in the order men
toned. half a cupful Of chopped wal
nuts or hickory nuts. one-quarter Of a
teaspoonful OF salt, a pinch Of paprika.
one tablespoonful Of barbecue Jelly
and two tablespoonfuls Of sherry.
Blend the ingredients we'll and spread