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BALTIMORE.

BALTIMORE. Md. April 14.-Wheat-
Firm: spot No. red. l.50: spot No. 2
red western. 1.s1A: April No. 2 red. 15s;
Moy No. red. f.69; steamer No. red'
Corn-Firmer; spot contract. TN !:
April, 77A; May. TN; steamer mixed.
ern white corn, TIN
OatsMSteady: standard white. SO; No.
3 white, 62t: receipts. $4,000 bushels;
exports. Sl7.6b3 bushels.
Rye-Dull; No. 2 western export. l20
asking; receipts. 14.1s6 bushels.
Hay-Firm; No. / timothy unchanged:
No, / clover mixed unchanged.
Grain freights-Steady; steam to Liv-
erpool, per bushel, unchanged: picked
ports, Dor quarter. unchanged.
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WINS $1o,4s4 VERDICT.
J. o. Gorrelf Awarded Judgment a
- Second Time,

James o. Gorrell has been awarded
a verdict for s10.4s4.so against Samuel
A. Drury. executor Of Amelia J. Lyle
for services rendered the testatrix ana
for which compensation was expected
under her Will. This Is the second trial
Of the case. a former Jury in January.
1914. awarding $4,000 and interest. but
the verdict was set aside by the court
by reason of an error at law, and a
new trial granted.
The verdict just rendered was by a
Jury in Circuit Division l before Jus
tice Gould.
Attorney W. Gwynn Gardiner repre-
sented the plaintiff. The executor was
represented. by Attorneys Maddox &
Galley.
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Rank of England Rates.

LONDON. April IA. :o6 pm--ln ac-
cordance with the new plan to issue treas
ury bills without limit. and to offer them
daily for three. six or nine months, ac-
cording to the fancy Of the purchaser.
the Bank Il England has announced the
following rates for today's issue: Three
month bills, equal to IN per cent per an
mum: six-month bills. equal to Ses per
cent. and nine month bills. equal to 3E
per cent per annum. The fixed rate Of
interest these bills bear is determined
from time to time by the treasury.
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AMERICANS FEATURE LONDON.
Furnish Chief Activity, Led by At
Gibson, Steel and the Pacifcs.

LONDON, April 14.-Money was in
good supply today. Discount rates
hardened on the announcement OF the
rates which the treasury will accept
bids for treasury bills.
The stock market maintained a gen
orally good tone, and another large
amount of business was transacted in
speculative shares, oils, mines and cop
pers leading.
The chief activity, however, was in
Americans. which, led by sAtchison,
United States Steel and the Pacific
stocks. improved over the opening level
and closed firm. Mexican national is
sues were active, but investment
stocks were quiet.
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BUSINESS IS bR0ADENED
UNDER STEEL STIMULUS
Bethlehem Scores Another Pyro-
technic Rise During
First Hour.
Trading Is General, Even Inactive
Issues neutrality-suspicious. 900
Shares Change.

NEW YORK. April 14.-Bethlehen
Steel was again the disturbing feature
of today's stock market. opening with
sale of 1000 shares at 1913 to 1873
against yesterdays final price of 125.
The stock steadily ascended to 140
then making a five-point jump to 145
an advance of twenty points in less
than ten minutes. From this level il
descended even more speedily to 130
losing three-fourths of its pyrotechnic
rise
The balance Of the list was strong,
but orderly, Union Pacific, Southern Pa
cific and the coppers rising from one
to almost three points, with further
substantial gains in automobile shares
Trading was active during the first
half hour and embraced all varieties
of issues.
1t was estimated that 10000 shares
changed hands during the morning.
Bethlehem Steel became increasingly
ing six points from its decline to 13o.
only to fall back again.
Shorts Driven to Cover.
Business broadened with the prog
ress of the session until it compre-
hended even the most inactive issues.
The short interest was again driven
to cover. especially in United States
Steel and coppers.
Realizing sales, which were general
among professional traders, checked
the advance by midday. Union Pacific,
Reading. United States Steel and cop
pers falling back a point
Bonds were irregular.
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NEW ORLEANS,

NEW ORLEANS. April 1.-THE large
consumption of cotton in this coun-
try. as indicated in the figures today
from the census bureau. gave the mar
ket for cotton contracts a good tone
Buying was sufficient to put prices 5
to ) points over yesterdays close soon
after the opening.
Futures opened steady. May. S.S1;
July. s.sS; October, 1926: December.
1914: January, 1856.
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LIVERPOOL.

LIVERPOOL. April 14.-Cotton-
Spot firm: good middling. 6.13: mid
ding, ST: low middling. $50: sales,
10000 bales: for speculation and ex-
port. 1000: receipts, 1900 bales Flu
lures irregular: May and June, 5.65H
June and July. 5.11H; July and Au-
gust, 5.79k; October and November
$50: January and February, SOC;
March and April. 6.07.
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CHICAGO LIVE STOCK.

CHICAGO, April 14.-Hogs--Receipts
% 600 head; steady: bulk. 7.25a7.35 !;
iisht. light 7.ioa7.45: mixed. 7.o5a7.45: heavy.
s'Soa7.40; rough, 6.soas.S5; pigs. 6-ooa
$50. ooo ,a ..sr
Nsti,,a steers. 4. .OOaS10; western steers.
5.Soa7.4o; cows and heifers. 2.soaS.oo i;
% %shsen@Receipts, 1900, head; weak !;
sheep. 7.4OaS.40: lambs, 1.75a1o.So.
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WEATHER..
Fair Tonight and Thursday; Little
Temperature Changes.

For tho District Of Columbia and
Maryland. fair tonight and Thursday;
not much change in Temperatures; light
frost in exposed places tonight; mod
crate noYtherly winds.
Pressure continues abnormally high
generally east Of the Rocky mountains
and on the north Pacific coast, and It ie
low over the Rock mountain and south
ern plateau regions. This pressure dis
tribution has resulted In generally fair
weather. except over local areas in the
Rocky mountains and plateau regions.
where there were showers and thun-
derstorms.
Temperatures remain low for the sea-
son generally east of the Mississippi
river. and there were frosts this morn
ing In the middle Atlantic states, the
Ohio valley and Tennessee. Warmer
weather prevails over the plains states
and the northwest
The indications are that the weather
will be generally fair tonight and
Thursday in the states east OF the
Mississippi river.
The temperature will rise in the re-
gion Of the great lakes and the Ohio
valley.
The winds along the New England
and middle Atlantic coasts will be mod
crate to fresh northerly: on the south
Atlantic and east gulf coasts fresh
noftheast and east.
Records for Twenty-Four Hours.
The following were the readings Of
the thermometer and barometer at the
weather bureau for the twenty-four
hours beginning at Q pm. yesterday:
Observation-Disclosures pm, 81;
pm. 4S: IL midnight. "a. Today, 4
am. 40: am. 43; 12 noon. 81; 2 pm.
81. Maximum. 81. at pm. today. Min
1mum. SO. at am. today.
Temperature. same date last year
Maximum. 50; minimum. 81.
Observation-Disclosures pm., 3o.2s1
pm. 30.32: IL midnight, 3031; today,
am. 30.31: 8 am, 30.34; II noon,
30.32: PM, 30.31.
Tide Tables.
Today-Low tide. 2:09 am and 2:39
pm: high tide. sos am. and s:33 pm.
Tomorrow-Low tide. PAS am. and
$3.50 pm; high tide, s:11 am. and 9:1i
pm
The Sun and Moon.
6:36 pm.
Tomorrow-Sun rises 5:26 am; sun
sets. 6:37 pm.
Moon sets, 7:0S pm
Weather in Various Cities.
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DAIRY MARKETS.
CHICAGO.

CHICAGO. Aprf1 14.-Butter-Lower
creamery. 22a3oh.
Eggs-Higher: receipts. 1881 cases;
at mark. cases included. 18a19h;
ordinary flrsts. 1sa1S1s: firsts. 19a1sK.
Potatoes-Receipts. 81 cars, un-
changed.
Poultry, alive-Unchanged
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Woolworth Declares Dividend,

NEW YORK. April 14.-Directors Of
the F. W. Woolworth Company today de-
clared a quarterly dividend of TX per
cent on the common stock. an increase Of
4 per cent. This places the stock on a
per cent basis.
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New York Sugar Easy.

NEW YORK, April l4.-Raw sugar
easy; centrifugal. 4.e4; molasses,
3.s7; refined steady.
Sugar futures quiet, with near po-
sitions lower under scattered liquida-
tion. Prices at midday were un-
changed 70 5 points lower
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Wiuys-Overland com. l2s 12s l27H lTA
W Woolvosth Stor. com. llos4 ll11s los los
Woolwosth Stores pr. l20 1904 I'D l20tf
To II am. 37S,9o0 To u n.... H7,m
Tolp.m.. 725,5N To 2p.m.. $1,000
Selling Ex Dividend Today.
General Motors Company pfd.. ~.
Hish Law
Call money today. "a ~
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French Bourse Is Steady.

PARIS. April 14.-Prices were steady on
the bourse today. Rentes, IL francs 30
centimes.
centimes.
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Shorts Driven to Cover.
Washington Stock Exchange.

SALES
Capital Traction IS. $500 at 1855 81, 600 At
Potomac Cons. IS. 81 900 at 1o1. $1,000 At 1ol.
washington Railway CON-. 25 at 90A . at
90A, 80 at eO1s
Washington Railway pfd. at s4A
ashington Hallway pfd, II at IS, 1 At IS,
% at 50, o6 at s.. Is at IS, s at s6
Afte, call-Columbia Gas and Electric d,
81 600 at 1Ok
Washington Railway pfd.. % at IS.
Bid and Asked Prices.
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UTILITIES CO. MAKES
LARGE ONE-YEAR LOAN
Sells $1,500,000 S Per Cent Notes
to the Fidelity Trust Of
Baltimore.
Railway Common and Preferred
Shares in Sharp Advance-Treas-
ury Deficit Increases.
BY I. A. FLEMING.


more has purchased from the Wash
ington Utilities Company S1.50o.0o0 one
wear ; per cent collateral trust notes,
to be dated May !, 1915, redeemable
May I, 1915.
The purchase was made without the
aid of a syndicate, the trust company
distributing blocks of the notes with
institutions seeking short-term invest
ments.
The collateral back of the notes con-
sists of 27,5O0 shares of the common
stock of the Washington Railway and
Electric Company, having a market
value at this time much in excess OF
the amount Of the notes.
The Washington Utilities Company
vas organized in 1911 as holding
company and later sought to become
m operating company, in which am
btion 1t was prevented by the LaFol-
lette amendment, providing that no
utility corporation could own more
than 20 per cent of the capital stock
of another public utility company.
The securities held by the Washing
ton Utilities Company are said to have
2 value of $2.S60.O00. and the annual
income of the corporation $a22.sl1,
nearly three times the interest on the
sl.50O.o0o collateral trust per cent
bonds.
These notes are being offered by the
Fidelity Trust Company at 80 and in
tcrest.
Treasury Deficit, $11e,24s, Jas.
The daily statement Of the United
states Treasury. dated April II. re-
,orts:
"Other securities" deposited to Sc
.ure circulation April 10 to the value
of s11 .370.s2O. decrease OF 1928. 800
National bank notes outstanding de-
.reased from $500. .21s.264 to $3.50, $780,
II
Disbursements exceeded receipts for
Npril L. by $4S6,062 Is. increasing the
.xcess of disbursements for the fiscal
ear 1915 to this date to S119, PAS, 145.
IS compared with $56.936,1O for the
iscal year 1914 to the corresponding
late.
The excess Of receipts over payments
er April IL IN the general fund was
;i44.592. leaving net balance of $685.
ai29sI.
Director Elected.
sen. E. A. Goodwin. U. s. A.. retired,
as today elected a member Of the
,oard Of directors Of the Continental
rust Company. Gen. Goodwin is the
resident Of the Army and Navy Club.
Railway Shares Higher.
Soth the common and preferred
,ares Of the Washington Railway and
ectric Company advanced on the
.ashington exchange. the preferred
ithout intervening sales between the
losing price Of Tuesday to S5, where
II offered was readily taken and the
i'd maintained throughout the session.
For weeks the price on the preferred
IS been 81. and considerable stock has
zen sold at that figure by shareholders
no feared the coming Of the so-called
itney bus"
Having exhausted the liquidation at
at figure. the bid was raised to So.
here III shares were traded in. The
.nmon stock sold to the extent Of
% shares at 90A to 904z. making an
her new high record since the re-
iening of the exchange.
,apital Traction S. 103N; Potomac
Insolidated 5s. 100; Consolidated Gas
d Electric 5s brought 70h.
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NEW YORK METAL MARKETS

NEW YORK. April 14.-Lead-Easy
4.15a4.20: London. 920 16s Sd
Spelter-Nominal: London, 945 los.
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iVELY WHEAT ADVANCE
ON LARGE EXPORT SALES

CHICAGO, April 14.-Wheat scored q
veIy advance in price today as re-
lit Of large export sales said to have
sen made yesterday at the seaboard
Iere was some selling later on ac-
Junt of weakness in corn. but the Of
rings were readily absorbed AS
srtions that more moisture was need
in the domestic winter crop belt
t.nded to favor the bulls.
After opening y to IN higher, prices
ook the upgrade.
Spectators Sell Corn.
Spectators sold corn freely despite
.ullish cables. The trade here seemed
ne Argentine crop. The opening. which
aried from Y of to q like advance,
vas followed by a decline all around.
Oats weakened in sympathy with
orn. Buying was only scattered.
Lower quotations for hogs had q bear
4, effect on provisions. The chief de.
3.nd was from shorts.
Bulge in Last Hours Trading.
Prospects for world shortage in
-.heat available for immediate shipment
resulted in a sensational bulge in prices.
business suddenly assumed large proper
tons in the last hour OF trading. and
prices huctuated wildly. jumping up at the
rate of II cent between transactions.
May wheat rose swiftly, 81, to 163
as against 1861 at the close last night
The advance was to within cents a
bushel of the topmost level since the
beginning of the war
YvIy ro,,cba. 1901
July wheat rose even more sharply
than May. although July Is a new cror
delivery. July touched 1924. leap OF
cents a bushel above last night
The ascent was accompanied by as.
sertions that the British government,
had ceased buying. having obtained
all that was required for British
needs, and that a scramble was ex.
pected on the part of other countrfei
for the small remaining surplus sup.
ply.
Close Is Exciting, Prices Up.
Before the finish July scared y cen,
higher to 3L33. a total ascent Of 81
cents compared with last night. Heav,
profit taking broke the market back i,
cents from the top. but on a resumption
OF active buying prices started upwart
again
The close was excited with the marke
az q whole ranging 81 TO cents above
last night.
Evening star., 1915-04-14

A wonan's watch is usually more
ornamental than useful.
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new YORK COTTON.

Quotations furnished by ". B. Hibbs Co..
member New York Stock Exchange, New York
Cotton Gxchange and Chicago BOARD Of Trade
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LONDON MONEY.

LONDON. April 14.-Bar silver. ssnd
per ounce.
Money. 1Aa1h perscent.
Discount rates-Short bills, per
per cent; three months. So Per cent
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CURB STOCKS.

Quotations furnished by W. B. Hibbs CO
members New York Stock Exchange.
Evening star., 1915-04-14

Am. Steel Fdy. CON-
| Amer. Sugar com.
| Amer. Teleg. L Tele.
| Am. Tobacco new pi
| Amer. Woolen COM.
Am. Woolen pfd. 80,
| Anaconda CooDer.. =.
| Assets Realization.
| A,T.& Sante F. com
| Atch., T., & S. Fe pfd'
Baldwin Loco. com-.
| Bako. Il Ohio com.
Patio. l. Ohio pfd..
Bethlehem Steel com.
bethlehem Steel pfd.
Prooklyn Rap. Tran. .
Brooklyn Union Gas,
faliiornis Oil com.
California Oil pfd. -.
Canadian Pacic.. -.
Central Leather com.
Central Leather pfd.
Chesapeake 4 Ohio.
Chi CIR. West com
Chi. Gr. West. pfd. i.
Chi, NJ. l. st. P. com.
Chi, R. l. & Pacific.
I Chino Copper
Col. Fuel 4 Iron com.
Col. Southern lst. :.
Consol. Gas Of N. Y.
Corn Products com...
Corn Products pfd.
Continental Can com
Continental Can dd.
Cuban-Am. Sug. com
Delaware l. Hudson. .
Den. & Rio. Gr. pfd. .
Dist Securities. .....
Erie Railroad com.
Erie Railroad lst ptd.
Frie Railroad ID pfd.
Gen. Chemical com.
Gen. Chemical pfd.
General Electric. 80.
Gen. Motors conn.,.
Gen. Motors pid....
Goodrich, B. F. com.
Great Northern pfd.
Great Northern Ors.
Gusgenheim Explos.
Hide l. Leather com.
Hide l. Leather pfd..
INSPIRATION Copper.
lntsrboro. Met com.
Interboro.- Met. dd..
Int. Paper com.
Int. Paper pfd.. ......
Int. Stm. Pump com. j..
Kansas City Sou.com.
Kansas City Sou. pfd'
Kresge Stores pfd.
Lackawanna Steel. :.
Lsclede Gas Of St. L..
Lake Erie 4 W. CON-.
Lehigh Valley.
Light & Myers pfd. .
Louisville l. Nashville
Maxwell Motor com.
MAXWELL Motor lst 2i
Maxwell Motor ID pi.
May Dept. Stor. pfd--
Mex Petroleum CON.
Mc. Petroleum pid..
Mimia Copper
MINI. 4 St L. com..
Minn.,S.P.&S.S.com.
Mo. Kan. & Tex.eom.
Mo. Kan L Tex. pfd.
Missouri Pacific. 49,.
Montana Power com.
| Montana Power pfd..
Nat. Cloak L Suit.
Nat. Cloak & Suit pf.
| Nat. Imam. & s. com
Nst. Lead com. .....
Nevada Cope. .......
NY. Air Brake. .....
| New York Central. :.
NY, N. H. L Harss.
| NY. Ont. l. West.
Norfolk l. Western. .
Northren Pacific.
Pacific Mail Stms'p..
Psc. Tele. l. Teleg.. .
Penna. Railroad.
| peopIss Gas Of Chi. .
Peoria l. Eastern.
phila COMPANY com
| Pittsburgh coal CON.
Pittsburgh Coal pfd. i.
| Pressed Sd. Car com.
| O,,nkslyer Min. com
| -, No.. .sI
Evening star., 1915-04-14

For the District Of Columbia and
Maryland. fair tonight and Thursday; !;
not much change in Temperatures; light
frost in exposed places tonight; mod
crate noYtherly winds.
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DIRECTORS
EARNED SURPLUS, S., ,ooo, 900.

George W. Gray
william p. Hoover
George Howard
Reginald S. Nuideaoper
Q. II. 2. Johnson
Thomas r. Jones
Victor Kaufman
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1915-06-29
BY BETTY BROWN


Since we have so much rain this
summer we have been forced to de-
wise some way of beating the weather
Slan at his own game. AS result
the Waterproof Lid has come into
being and now we simply don't care
how hard it rains.
Miss Sophie Schauls is one of the
opponents of this new anti-Wet head
gear. Miss Schauls is famous as the
girl whom the Fashion Art league
picked as the prettiest mannikin in
America.
According to Nine. Marguerite, the
creator of the fashion idea which is
calculated to make the weather
man ashamed of himself, the
washable sailor is made of the new
glazed chintz and linen. The brim is
faced with linen, which is carried out
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1915-06-29
ing the public a new type Of inter-
pretiVe dancing"
CREAM OF CUCUMBER SOUP

Peel two fresh cucumbers and dice.
Cover with boiling water and add
one level teaspoonful of salt and boil
Is minutes; remove pot from fire and
skim out the cucumbers, saving two,
cups of the water in which they were
boiled; blend two tablespoonful Of
butter with three of flour until free
from Jumps, add cucumbers, and the
two cupfuls of water; stir rapidly,
then add three cupfuls of rich milk
and cook all slowly until creamy; add
one level tespoonful of minced par,
sley and dash of nutmeg and serve.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1915-06-29

"Ann how much did they pay you
for the ordeal? 1t must have been
worth a lot of money to do it-like
thatr
Unfortunately, the salary was
very small She never would have
done it had not been i'll in a SAM
tarium at the timer am Miss Ed
wards mother"
ooh, yes, of course"
Then Miss Edwards spoke for her
self.
"Be not ashamed to show what
God was not ashamed to make" is
one of her epigrams. Sometimes a
naked mind is more indecent than a
naked body.
at seems to me far more Injurious
for some people to undress their evil
thoughts than for others to undress
their beautiful bodies. If ! had be-
IieVed there was anything immoral or
immodest in appearing in 'Hypo-
critics. never should have done So"
e And the reported bIushed.
Anyway, it seems to me the pub
lie is tired of The Hypocrites' by
now" said Mrs. Edwards. my
daughter is now in vaudeville show
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1915-06-29
HOUSEHOLD HELPS

Discarded inner auto tubes can be
cut up into the best of rubber bands.
Keep a soap shaker over the kitch-,
en- sink and add to it all small pieces
of soap. Use for washing dishes.
To remove white spots from furni-
ture rub the spot with a flannel cloth
wet with turpentine. Then polish
with a dry cloth.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1915-06-29

There simply is never any telling
at all where little Miss Fashion is
going for her ideas. Now she has
travelled half way round the world
and abs landed right in Tokyo,
where the little Geisha girls have
shown her one of the ways by which
they make themselves picturesqueIy
beautiful. Miss Schauls was wearing
one of the Geishas the other day and
found it very fetching indeed.
"The Geisha hat is made of nat
ural colored linen," Nine Marguer-
lite, whose idea it is, told me-, "and it
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1915-06-29
WATERPROOF LID AND GEISHA HAT ARE VERY
LATEST IDEAS, SAYS BETTY BROWN

over the top of the brim, making a
binding of about two inches. A white
crown, cord drawn loosely around the
crown completes the hat. No matter
how wet it gets this little lid looks as
chic and smart as ever.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-05-16
MISS RAWLs RETURNS
FROM TALLAksAssEE.

Miss The0ra Raw1s has returned
from = visit n Tallahassee where she
was delightfully."- entertained a. the
guest e Miss Helen saxon. and Of
Afr and AIRS. Dexter Lowry.
OF an auction party. which Miss
Rawis attended just before returning
TIE Tallahassee Record suyn.
The TRllahasses Improvement A.
nociafion gave an auction party So the
home e Mrs.. Dexter "A Lowrg satnr-
day Afternoon from three thirty 20 sis
o'clock. % dispose ~ the ice cream tefg
over from the May party. F1ve tables
81 players were present and each per-
son paid a. admittnnee Zee. which
viii be added % the Association's
fund.
Mrs Dave Curtis vas the winnsl
% the head prize. which vas q set 81
after dinner coffee cups. Miss Virginia
Ames received the BOBBY. which wa,
4 pretty cup and sauc1r
Those present were. Mesdamei
I Forrest Lake. Howard Gamble, Rnberi
Anderson ~ Pensacola. -. 8 Chitten,
/ den y n. Winthrop. "a y Drane. y r
McNalr. G. &. Aualey. Chas. A. Cav
Jack Camp. Max Brown. ". r. Geneva
R q Witseli RI a shine. Jr. c. p
/ Pearson, Dave Curtis Alex McDouRall
/ u a. Lowry and Misses Theora Rawh
Miss Virginia Ames
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-05-16

N4relnla Lodge. the pretty bayNhora
homse uf Mrs. Albert Hvar. va the
scene curing the week of several de-
Hehtfal inaormsl aanclnE parties e.
nEfch Miss Daisy Eyer sntarta8neas
her guests en- Thursday evening being
Captain and MFa. Mastin. Mss Elsie
Mccowan. Lieut. Beiunxer. Lieut. Mur-
ray M and MnH. W A. Bl0unt Jr..
Captain and Mn. r. b Douglass, Miss
Lille Taylor. Mr. Mansfield Moreno,
SIR Hunter Brown. pr. "a. III Quina,
AIR mob Quina. MT CheeNer shiue.
on FfiaaY avsaing Miss HYer en-
tertainea tie younger set her guests
being Misses Evelyn Maxwell jamie
Knowles. Cora Louise simpson. Miss
Elizabeth Fisher. Miss Helen Fisher
add their guest. hfisH MnuGei q Bos-
ton. Miss Pearl sheppard and Ner
guest Miss Laofa wight of 81 Paul.
Miaa Cora Louise simpson. Miss Kit
ten Merritt. DIR Boeinarae. ar. Neil
Vafne. mr.. Philip YonEe, Or. 81 L.
Qulna. M Anderson Leonard. Mr.
Capchnrt Mr Albert ouina, Mr. Pat
EaRan. Mr.. rom Hanlon.
The NlrtTola furnished music for
dancing. and these informal dances
we're among the very pleasant affairs
81 the week
mother pretty courtesy AZ which
Miss Mgcr was hostess was an iu-
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