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The Birmingham age-herald., 1915-04-21

July, some amendment should be made to section II, page l6g. of acts of 1911, so as to define more clearly the intention of the law regarding the amount of license required for motors of different horse power
 The present secretary of state does not regard the A. l.. A. M. rating of motors, but uses instead some other rating book to determine the horse power of differens automobiles.
 Consequently he requires payment of more license on the same motors than Mas eoieeted during 1913 and 1914.
 Cor Instance. if the A. l.. A. NJ. rating of a motor is 195, the present secretary re1luifes payment of Sl2.50 license, claim ing such motor to class as 20-horse power by the rate book he uses.
 Most assuredy there Is an error this year, or else during the years 1913 and 1914, when only S7.50 licenses were re- quired on the same motors which now re- quire SIP 50.
 This difference of $5 amounts to a considerable fund when the number oi automobiles within the state is taken into considers ton.
 Another thing which ought to receive the attention of the legislature Is that this license tax ought to be expended or the roads of each county wherein ob- tained instead of going into the general treasury to be expended in various ways other than the maintenance of the pub- lie highways.
 These are matters which concern every taxpayer within the state, well as every automobile owner and no doubt the public will appreciate your kindness in giving space to this article It is to be hoped that our lawmakers will amend the automobile license law and also place the fund derived from such license upon the roads of the various counties. Re- spectfully, w. M. ARMSTRONG.
 Albertvile April 19 1915.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1915-04-21
VON DER GOLTZ NOW
 HEADS TURK ARMY

Constantlnople. April 2o-tvia Lon- don, 2.12 D m.)-Filed Marshal Von Der Goltz has been appointed commander-in- chief of the First Turkish army.
 
 Field Marshal Won Der Goltz recently returned to Constantinople from a trip to Berlin, where he Is reported to have urged the German government to send an army to attack Servia. He had been sent to Turkey in January to assist in directing the Turkish army, which he had reconstructed in earlier years.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1915-04-21
TOOK MAN OF VISION ID SEE FUTURE IF LONG ISLAND ROAD Cassatt Saw Chance to Con- meet South and Southwest With New England TUBES AND BRIDGES PART OF THE SCHEME
  Ralph Peters, an Atlanta Boy, as President of the Long Island
 Railroad Has Helped
 Greatly
By HOLLAND

New York, April 20.-(Special)-T op- portunity was given, in 1905. to Ralph Peters to demonstrate the accuracy of Judgment and the farsighted business statesmanship of A. J. Cassatt, and state ments which have just been officially made make it clear that he has success fully accepted this opportunity. Mir. Pet CTS is one of the considerable number of
The Birmingham age-herald., 1915-04-21
Fire Losses in Birmingham

To the Editor of The Age-Herald:
 Noticing the various articles recently in your paper relative to fire losses In the city of Birmingham, would like to ask a
The Birmingham age-herald., 1915-04-21
Day of Light Sizes

This, as you know, is the day of Light Sizes. Few men who pay over $11O0 buy any other type. Over weight and over-tax is ended, never to return.
 The Light Six-if truly light-is the highest grade car. ever built. It must be to be staunch. It must en- ploy much aluminium. It must have
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-10-14
ToDAYs BEAUTY AIDS

To clean up and Wilton the skin
and secure that charm of pink and
white youthful FRESHNESS 90 much
desired hy an women you will find
DO far safer 90 rely upon "a good
face lotion rather than powder To
set rid of that shiny and muddy
appearance in your complexion.
dissolve four ounces of spurmaX In
onehalf pint hot water. and add
two teaspoonsfuls @rlyccrin Apply
This 10 your face. neck and arms.
rubbing gently until dry. This 10.
ton does not show or rub of like
powder and Be- much better tf De-
splendid Tor removing tan. frcckles
pimplcs and sallowncFs
You ran make o. delightful sham
poo for a very t%rifiiur cost if you
set from your d]ruggist "a package
~ canthroN and dissolve a teaspoon.
ful Doh "a cup Of hot water Pour n
little al a time on The scalp and
rub brlskly This creates an abun.
dance Of thick. white lather that
thorourhlv dissolvcs and removes
all dandruU. excess OH and dirt
After riusinE the hair dries quickly.
with a 0uffincss that makes 81 seem
heavier Than 10 is. and takes on q
rich lustre and a F%oftncsa that
makes arranEing % a pleasure.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-10-14
Attendants Named.

The following attendants have been
named for the Braham-McVey we'd
ding which Will he celebrated on Sat
urday evening. October 30:
Mrs. Albert Blakeslee White. Jr.,
VIII be matron OF honor; Miss Jane
Jackson, maid OF honor: Miss Gladys
Graham. sister OF the groom. and
Miss Edith Linton. of Washington,
Pa. bridesmaids. Miss nellie Wells
Mccoy. OF Sistersville. will play the
wedding march and the celebrant will
be Rev. G. !. Wilson. OF Warwood.
w. Va. former uastor OF the Pres
byterian church OF Sistersville. and
now field secretary Of the PresbyteT-
ian Synod. He will be assisted by DIT.
+. A. Culley. pastor Of the ~Presbyter-
ian church OF this city. Mr.. Guy era
ham. OF Dallas. Texas. brother Of the
groom. will be best man. and the ush-
ers will be Albert Blakeslee White Jr.
Lee Powell and Harley McVey. the
latter. brother OF the bride-Parkers-
burg News.
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new members signed at the opening
party last Friday night. On Wednes-
day afternoon the High school bas-
ket ball team have their game.
Sunday afternoon at $50 will be the
first OF the vesper services OF the fall.
and in connection with the Bible rally
the auditorium will be quite filled.
Mrs. Ford. OF Chicago. will be in
charge. and a special musical pro.
gram will be given by Miss Evelyn
Dinger and Mr.. Carl Neer. Echoes
From Geneva" will contribute to the
enjoyment OF the occasion. All the
girls r invited. and tea will be
served during the social hour which
follows.
At the association building this
evening will be the first OF the class
nights for the club girls. All who
wish may go for the supper. which
will be served at 6 O'Clock. and will
be followed by the time OF registra.
lions and classes. thes elatter being
sewing. embroidery and crochetinR.
care OF the hair and skin. Bible study
and problems OF youth.
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Y. W. c. A. PLANS
FOR THE WINTER
VARIOUS CLASSES ARE LOOKING
FORWARD TO MEMORABLE
SEASON.
Department Girls and Members Of In.
dustrial Club and Others 10 Have
Room "All Their Own"

The members Of the Young Women's
christian Association classes are look.
ing forward to a memorable year in
club circles. This is the first year the
girls have really had a department Of
thei own. and now that II is fairly
launched all is enthusiasm and every
meeting u characterized BY wonderful
~ interesting plans for the future.
even 10 Tho furnishing OF q room 10 be-
quite their own. This will be mostly
for the department girls and those who
are members o. the industrial clubs.
a oom on the third floor will be
turned into the assembly room. with
attractive furnishings and %hangings
in blue A large open fireplace is 20
be built. around which the parties Of
the winter will center Magazines and
games q be enjoyed here. and a
small room opening 10 the side will
afford y tidy k~itchenette. whore can.
dies can be made and refreshments
dispensed on guest nights. This g. n
matter Of great anticipation by the
oirla and The meetings are dominated
BY plans Tor their own room
the Girls club includes members
whose ares range from Z 10 1s years.
and comprises three divisions. of
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-10-14
DIR. BENSON MODERATOR.

CHARLESTON. w. Va. Oct. IA
Rev. II. F. Benson. ID. D.. Of Elkins.
was elected moderator and Is presid-
ing at the first annual meeting of the
West Virginia Synod. in progress here.
J. NJ. Sloan is permanent clerk. and
John W. Carpenter and c. Ia Stulling
temporary clerks.
DR.. Eugene Caldwell. OF Richmond.
delivered the at to-night's SEES
sion before an audience OF over 1000.
A public reception was rendered this
evening.
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Arion kaffee Nisite-

The opening social gathering of the
Arion Society will be given this after
noon and evening at their club rooms.
From 3 TO . cards will provide enter
tainment for the ladies'. and from $50
to s o'clock a delicious roast beef sup-
per will he served. with all tempting
dishes on h menu. Dancing will be
enjoyed the remainder of the evening
to an excellent program furnished by
Werner's orchestra The following la
dies have charge of the affair: Mes
danes A. G. Schneider. chairman;
August Norteman. Charles Norteman,
George w. Phillips. ]. w. Pickett, Au-
gust Pracht. Frank u. RAIDER. r.
Riester. Theodore Roller. Louis RAJ
big. August C. Remke. Dan Reeves.
Kate Roth. August R~ockabrand. Con-
rad Schneidmiller. George Schramm.
William l.. Senne. Misses Kate Ries-
ter. Callie Pracht, Mamie Pracht and
Nellie Schneider.
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When Baby IA, IN. croun

When a mother Is awakened from
sound sleep 20 find her child who has
gone to bed apparently In the best or
health struggling for breath. she is
naturally alarmed. Yet II she can
keep her presence Of mind and give
ChamDerlain's Cough Remedy every
ten minutes until vomiting Is pro
.duced, quick relief will follow ana
the child will drop 10 sleep 20 awaken
IN the morning a. well az ever. 1nis
remedy has been In use for many
years with uniform success. OBTAIN
able everywhere.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-10-14

Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Aul enter.
tanned with a Bo-Peep party yester-
day afternoon In honor Of the eighth
birthday anniversary Of their daughter
Miss Lucille Aul For the favored
guests a novel afternoon had been
planned with every particular In keep.
ing with the ancient rhyme Miss
Lucille in a quaint Bo-peop costume
and carrying a crook welcomed her
guests. After the party had Assem-.
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which Mrs. Frederick FIeFer Ia the
chairman and Miss Maude Fergus the
secretary. The Little Sisters club.
which meets on Saturday afternoon
from I 10 3 o'clock. is of
children from the sixth and seventh
grades. who meet for GRADED sewing
Lessons. with a play hour later. Miss
Margaret Hervey IL chairman Of this
club.
Then from Q to . the grammar
school pupils meet for their inefuc.
ton. This class is composed OF an
interesting number. and just nov are
working out the Silver Link club.
which in a way resembles the Camp.
IRE Girls work for different degrees.
and combines the following classes
Home-making. nature study. hand.
cran and dramstics. OF which Miss
Eleanor Greer b. chairman.
Girls Enthusiastic.
Tho High School club vica in in
torest with the Others. and tho mem.
beers are quite AZ enthusiastic over
The rosy plans Of their future a. any
Of the younger club members. Miss
Margaret French BE- tho leader N this
and 10 them is offered the gymnasium
Instruction. candy making by Miss
Gertrude Garden. and the development
of Christian ideas. under the fuprrti.
sion % Mrs. Bentley Every Friday
afternoon. Immediately after school
thie section meets Special sewing
parties and many delightful social
.gathcrings will form programs Tor tho
coming season To show tho interest
Do the splendid organization 10 those
who are not closely in touch With dc.
veiopments the classes this year far
exceed In size those Of last. and 20
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-10-14

Hicks are in charge OF the tea which
will be given this afternoon in the
parlor of the Fourth Street NJ. r.
church. From 2 until 5 o'clock fancy
needlework will furnish an interest
ing pastime and at 4 o'clock tea will
be served. All the ladies of the church
and their friends are invited to attend.
Assisting Mrs. Irvine and Mrs. Hicks
will be Mrs. Hal Speidel. Mrs. w. S.
Fulton. Miss Nettie Young and Miss
Lutte Hicks.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-10-14
Lille things
make happiness

Thus Wrigley's, the Perfect Gum,
though small In cost, is big in
benefit. Joy immense for S cents.
It's toothsome, soothing, refresh
ing. Made clean - kept clean
sealed air tight against all
impurity. No wonder it's sale
exceeds all others.
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Pleasantly surnrised

Master William Mulvey. at his home
on Lind street. was the host Tuesday
evening 10 a party Of his young friends
in the celebration Of his birthday.
Games furnished a happy entertain
ment for the visitors. who later en-
joyed a dainty luncheon.
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o ALL

NEW YORK. Oct. 13.-An records
were broken when Sc. 700 barrels OF
cottonseed oil changed hands in the
local market on the Produce Exchange
to-day. Commission houses and shorts
were heavy buyers early on fair o.
news. and prices shot up 40 points.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-10-14
For WheIina Visitor.

Complimentary to her guests. Mrs.
c. l. Barlow. of Buckhannon: Mrs. Sa-
rah McColloch. OF Wheeling. and Mrs.
w. ID. Carter. OF Weston. Mrs. Robert
L Brown will entertain the Charity
Whist Club on Saturday afternoon at
he home on Market street.-Parkers-
burg Sentinel.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-10-14

They've yhyned King Co6
Til the poor old soul
Has had to take a rest;
NOW Hyoned tn state
King Spear the Great
ReignS t0iSely and iCith zest!
Teeth, breath, appetite and
digestion all have steady,
ready friends in these
Wrigley mints. Two havors.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-10-14

The William o. Cooke Circle Of the
Kings Daughters Of the Second United
Presbyterian church will serve "a
luncheon iu the lecture room Of the
church to-day Tickets may be- So
cured 40 the door. s very savnry
menu will b cservod. and q large az.
tendance is assured
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-10-14

The brotherhood Of the Second
United Presbyterian church will serve
supper in the Sunday school room Of
the church this evening from > to 1880
O'Clock.
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Cake and Candy Sale.

The Home Mission Of the Kings
Daughters of the First Presbyterian
church VIII hold a cake and candy sale
al the George II. Taylor store Satur-
ady. October %.
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Local Artists Give ReeI.aI.

Mr.. and Mrs. Frank KinchelOe. vo-
vOcalists. whose musical reputation
Is of a high standard. and Miss Mar
celia Seifert. n reader. who Is advanc.
ing rapidly in favor. will give a recital
this evening at Taylorsvillc. Pa. The
public schools OF hat city has the az.
fair in charge. and a program Of beau.
tiful selections will be given by a num-
her OF musical artists.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-10-14

Nrs Ernest Jenkins received me
members NJ tho Priscilla club az her
homo Yesterday afternoon Needle.
work quite pleasantly hIlcd the hours.
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MiseeIIaneous Shower.

The members of the II. II. Club very
pleasantly entertained at the home OF
Miss Rose Buchmueller last evening
with a miscellaneous shower. in honor
of Miss Laura Romal. whose marriage
to Earl Shepp will be an event OF the
very near future. The color scheme
was white combined with pink the
rooms being prettily decorated with
hearts and flowers. Miss Romal re.
ceived a large number OF beautiful
gifts. Those present were:
Misses.
Laura Romal Clara Jerger
Emma Romal Clara He'll
Flora Helling Minnie Hanke
Alberta Lipphardt Cora ~Buchmueller
laura Marquardt Edna Marquardt
/ ouise Borck Rose Buchmueller.
/ reda BuchmueIler
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IFrank-Blum

Charming IN every appointment, viii
NJ ne wedding this evening OF Miss
Rena Blum. daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs.
Henry Blum of Bellaire. and Mr.. Leon
IL. Frank, OF Detroit Mich. son of Mr..
and Mrs. w. II. Frank of Wheeling.
The ceremony will be performed at
seven o'clock in the ball room of the
Windsor Hotel, this city. in the pres
ence OF p large assn. bly, Of friends and
relatives.
Artistic decorations. IN which pink
will predominant. have been under the
direction OF Florist Langhans n be-
Tore an altar OF pink roses combined
with greenery. Rabbi 4. Silver will
perform the marriage ceremony. An
Informal reception will follow the
reading Of The marriage service. dur
ing which the young couple will re-
ceive the CONCENTRATIONS of those pres
ent and later an elaborate wedding
dinner will be served in the private
dining room. Pink roses will trim
tho table at which will be seated a
large party.
Miss Helen Blum will attend her
sister as maid OF honor. and Little
Miss Eleanor Virginia Frank OF Cleve-
land. Ohio. will be flower girl The
maid of honor will be Handsomely
gowned I'm white satin embroidered in
gold, and will carry an arm cluster OF
pink Killarney roses. Miss Frank will
wear "A dainty frock OF white. The
bridal gown Is a beautiful creation
OF filmy chiffon over white satin and
the full tulle veil which will envelope
her figure will be caught to the Golf
fure with orange blossoms. The bridal
boquet Is q shower Of lilies OF the
valley.
Mr. Frank of Detroit. Mich. will at
tend his brother as best man and the
ushers will be Messrs. Sol Frank
Charles Sonnebom and. Sylvan Blum
The bride end bridegroom will leave
Tor a honeymoon journey. following
the dinner. during which they will
visit the Exposition and other inter
esting points through the West. later
returning to Detroit. Mich. where they
will reside. Tho bride will travel IN
% suit Of field mouse gray. handsome
ly tailored. with a hat Of the same
shade
Miss Blum is a graduate Of the Bell
aire High school and is an alumna Of
Chevy Chase Seminary al Washington
D. g Mr.. Frank Is salesmanager OF
the Mutual Electric Machine company.
formerly Of this city. but recently Of
Detroit n Is prominently known m
local business circles The following
viii BE- among those present from "a
of town.
Mr. NJ Blum. OF Cleveland
Nr and AIRS Harry Frank of Dc-
troit
rabbi M Mrs. 4 Blum cf Nev
York city.
Mr. md Mrs David Wlum OF Cleye.
land
Mr. and Mrs Sol Prank Of Glove
land
NJ and Mr. Charles Gramlich OF
Marietta
Mr. and Mrs Carl Luchs Of Mari
eta. q.
Miss Merriam Blum OF Cleveland
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NEW YORK'S NEW
POPULAR SONG
Odd Ballad Said TO Contain Many
Pretty Strains

Among the latest popular songs IN
New York is a peculiar affair. called
Gould the Dreams OF a Dreamer
Come True" which is quite a Gaze
with the fair sex.
The music which Is written in only
one octave. has various odd harmonies.
which form a rather pretty effect
when sung; Following is part OF the
chorus clipped from a copy:
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He-It is true the majors wife dyes
her haire
she-No. I don't think so: she buys
u that color-London opinion.
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tuesday Afternoo, c,.h

Mrs. p. SchmeicheI. ~ her home on
Chapline street. was hostess 10 the
members Of the Tuesday Afternoon
Club at = dinner yesterday. Euchre
was participated In by the guests from
2 until : o'clock. when dinner was
served. The remainder Of tho evening
was spent In a social way. The guests
were.
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For Miss kraatz.

Adding another charming attention
to the many already received by Miss
Frederick Sraatz. whose marriage to
Mr.. Paul Gerlach OF Jacksonville. Fla.
will take place next week. Mr.. and
Mrs. Harry Schmeichel entertained
a small party OF friends last evening
in her honor. Three tables were
formed for bridge and pretty prizes
were awarded those with high scores.
4 dainty luncheon was served at the
conclusion OF the games. 4 basket Of
pink dahlias conferred the table. The
guests were.
Messrs. n Mesdames
Henry Hackman Frank Thrum
Charles FrcCse VIII S~teinbecker
William Elig Harry Schmeichel
Edward SChmei- Mr.. George Kraatz
Chel
Mesdames
Laura Senne Herman Lehman
Misses
Fredericka Kraatz Nellie Lehman
Clara kraatz
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MconIioht Walk.

A merry crowd OF young people from
Elm Grove will enjoy a moonlight walk
this evening to Wayman's Inn. where
a chicken and waffle supper will be en-
joyed. Included in the party are:
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MRS. PURSGLOVE
WILL ENTERTAIN
ONE OF The WEEKS MOST DE-
lloHTFuL AFFAIRS scHED-
ULED TODAY.
Frank-elum Nuptisis at Windsor Hotel
This evenins-little Miss
Lucille Aul 10 Hostess

One OF the largest and most delight
ful anairs OF the week will be given
this afternoon by Mrs. Thomas Purs.
glove at her home in Kirkwood. for
which a large number of invitations
have been issued. throughout the
rooms. decorations in yellow have
been arranged with other novel trim.
mings. in keeping with the approach
OF All Saints Eve. In the serving Of
the luncheon which will conclude the
afternoon at needlework. unique an
pointments will further carry out the
pretty fancies. Mrs. Pursglove will
have as her guests:
Mesdames
w. w. Scott J. c. Heinlein
j. r. ackfo Lee Morris
w. ID. Francis Wick Fisher
Charles Daugherty Arthur Dixon
Gertrude Ermtne j. +. Blackford
J.. McGlenn ]. L. MuIlanev
Walter Beswick Charles q
Margaret Carter aughey
Howard Beswick Charles Dickens
Wilbur McGnl Sr.
Fred Ermine Charles Dickens.
Glenn Branum Jr.
WICK Fisher III. C Branum
james Morrow Henry Stahl
andrew Frederick Harry Stewart
Fred Selby Harvey Carter
Elmer Reed j. c. Cochran
Harry Beck Mary Sheets
V. Sharp b. Exley
John Turner James Ralston
). r Mullaney Harry juggling
Chas. Morgan John Scott
Wm. Mann o.. ID. Waters
sam Alpaugh Charles Shreve
r.. c. Schwartz Frank Singer
Charles Shreve John Heryey
NJ. G. Mitchell Mrs. Sturgis
H.. r. Lichtenberger
Misses
Margaret Thomas Mary Longley
Mary Schwartz Anna P~ursgloye
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A very dcliEhtful party was eivon
last evening boy Mr.. o. David Kurncr.
VITO entertained 20 number of his
ifi"nds a. bis homo. Games and music
we're agreeable diversions. and a lunch.
con prciiiiy served was enjoyed by tho
following.
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The members composing tho g. w.
a n club viii meet mex Tuesday
evening Or The home Of Miss Patricia
Hughes. Noble street B~ellaire. when
they will arrange for q party on Hal
loWe'cn Much enthusiasm ls being
displayed by the members n many
pleasant schemes are being discussed
by the members
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bled a hunt vas made through the
garden for sheep. the possessor OF the
greatest number nj the close OF the
game being given pretty prizes.
Later. In the dining DON which had
been transformed into a wood with
%greenery and blossoms. the young
visitors were served a delightful
luncheon. the table having as a cen.
terpiece a large lamb. unique favors
were given the young people. The
following were present:
Katrine O'Brien Emily julie Stifel
Harold Beattie Frederick Fieger
Lydia Speidel F1accus Stifel
Jane Howard TAYLOR Beattie
Elizabeth Rownd Henry SchradeT
Harold keim George Gundling
Jack Freidel Florence Maxwell
Billy Truschell Charles Collins
Jerry Beattie Eileen O'Brien.
Nancy Hersey Henrietta Stamp
Helen Ffeger Betty Young
Madeline Weiss Charles Wood
Mary Beattie Billy Weiss
Jane Maxwell George Truschell