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The Washington herald., 1915-12-28
Program Of Women's
Auxiliary Congress
OPENING CONFERENCE

OPENING CONFERENCE.
Mrs. Robert Lansing, presiding.
:. A message from the General
Federation OF women's Clubs to
the women of Central and South
America. Mrs. Percy Penny
hacker. ----.--
Patriotism OF Women" Mrs.
william Cumming Story. presi-
dent-gencral. ID. A. Il.
The Latin-American Woman"
Mrs. blanche z. de Bsralt.
Tomorrow" Miss Hcna Gale.
AFTERNOON SESSION.
Reception by Mrs. Lansing.
The Washington herald., 1915-12-28
Shot in Revolver Battle.

Joseph Hawkins. colored. 81. OF 32s
h street southwest. was shot twice
with a revolver in fight last night in
the rear of his home. He refuses to
give police details Of the affray. police
declare. He was taken to Emergency
Hospital. where he was treated for a
wounds in his jaw and leg.
The Washington herald., 1915-12-28
Cleyeland's Mother-in.Law Dead.

Princeton. n. j., Dec. T.-Mrs. Emma
r. Perrine, mother-in-law Of the late
President Grover Cleveland. died at the
home of her daughter. Mrs. Thomas j.
Preston. jr.. nee Frances Folsom. here to-
day She was 20 years old and had been
III of bronchitis q week. Mrs. Preston
is the widow Of Grover Cleveland.
The Washington herald., 1915-12-28
Hand Caught in Washer.

Josie Fridley. ~. of 306 II street
northeast. employed in a laundry at
1885 II street northeast. was injured
Yesterday when her hand was caught
in the machinery of washer. She
was treated by Casualty Hospital ply
SiCians
The Washington herald., 1915-12-28
CIVIC BODIES OPPOSE
SCHOOL BOARD CHANGE

CONTINUED FROM PAGE ONE.
The Washington herald., 1915-12-28
STATESMEN ARGUE FOR
UNION OF ALL AMERICAS

CONTINUED FROM PAGE ONE.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1915-08-05
8esen Die b-eatidramerifamiide
TreiSe.

Menn Die pro-englilfen 3eitunaen
ii6 in ibrer @eiferfampaene geaen
9entidlano 10 erid0pft baben, sob
lie mol ODER libel cine Taliie mo-
den miifiert INN rleaes @ift aitau-
lammelt, 10 entid1oigen tie fidl I'M
DEM lie Die 9erti9merifaner ooer
Die oeutih : amerifaniihe BreiIe
dnf's Storm nebmen. Der ioloenoe
fleine 2eitartifel, oen mir aus ser
aNetp gorf Gum i~iberleten, lit In
piid fir Die Mittel, Der fie babel an
tuerloen:
u@enm es ienen oeutiferf Teoof-
teuren, Die 10 frei uno IN nift ueli-
gen JdIlen init bitteren @orten oen
B~rGiioenten Der Ser. Staaten noe.
gen ieiner 5iibrune Der diplomatic
iden angelegenbeiten ieines Qanoes
mgreifen, moglid pdre, fir eincn
MugenbIif lire MufmerfIamfeit BON
Der lleberlegenbeit Der Station obs;l-
lenfen, Der tie emit angeborten, 10
ipiiroe es ibnen nidts idaoen, iuenrl
tie folgenoe gatlade ernltIih in
@etraft 5ogen:
@6ren iie in 9eutI6lano oos, mas
tie IN Imerifa fitto, 10 p1ren ibre
Mrtifel nod niht einmaI troden.
tepor ibre 3eitungen beihIognobrtt
nno lie ieblit ms @ef1ngnis mar
i6ieren miiroen. Sbre Mnslaiiunecn,
Die iher ~geouloet meroen, ipiiroen ltrl-
Ter Der 9erridaft bes aaiiers alrm
nidt fir einen Mugenblid aeItaiiet
fperoen. Monate lang baben Iie Die
Softriu merifmii6er Minoertper-
tigfeit, a%orrilption un6 moraIiId,er
Siefitanoes frei perfiinoet, obne bub
lie bon amtli6er Seite oaran aefil,.
bert ober linen Strofe auferIeat
iprroe. Sic baben feline @eIeaenf)ett
poriibergebn IaIler, Die iiberIeaeacn
gor5iige oes Spitems uno Der Sill
tur NIT Nadorrf berpor3ubeberl, BON
Ger lie iid) losgeiogt boben; itnn
man perlangt nidt su bel bon if.
men, iuenn mo iie nngebt. fpenia.
items fin fur5e 3eit Die Hidtuna
c:n5uidlageil, Die ibnen oas SuStem
nno bic aultur ooridreiben mir
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men bate. 8uroe mol bon 9eut
lden gefapert2 grlal1ben sic, III
ldhpeoiid)es 5idft oas regelmaBiq
5iptlden bier nno S6neoen Derfefrt
sSo lperoen Die 8iidien eefiilt2 frua
tb ndip mdbre1o mir ourd eire
Jabrif %ipanoerten, IN melder oi5
Sudlen bergelteat muroen, in Ole
'9eringe, Salm, Gardiner Ii. ogl. ge-
flillt meroen ioaten. Sic meroen
IN 2iibed gefiiut, erbielt ih CUR slnt-
MORT. IS per0en aber aud pieIe
mob S1tpeoen ODER Normegen gc-
ldidty nm bort gefiillt uno uns 8r-
rltdge1hldt 81 Deroe11. Cine prld)-
tlge glodaoe, oa9te i1 BEL mir.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1915-08-05
Die bemtige Gage.

8aridau lit g%efallen. Naboem &c
tern lbon bon ben gopern Ole duBe-
rem Sorts genomme1t nare1l, bemaf)-
tlgten iib beltte Die oeutiben3ruppell
Der ga15en Staot. Iud I'M Narem-
9ebiet lit ein gldn5eroer Sieg er.
,lingen, iiber 5000 @efongene ee.
ma6t.
Spangoro tit in oen Saroen ser
Gelltiden unb iie iinO aub MIR eine
Gagereiie bon Giga e~ntfernt. 2allter
gltte9eabri6ten. Mu6 aus Dem auBer-
item SiiOet1 bonGolen fomnlt cine iol-
DIE. Sic SeiterreidJer ltno apiideu
Sofal nno &rplom iiber BEN 8ue
aegangen uno oringen in @olbpnien
elm. Sect miro mol baIo Ser leste
&uiie 8alisien berlailen babe.
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8as Elm ariessforreipunoent in
9ibef iab.

Sntereiimt lit, mas Der sior.
respondent elmer gbicagoer 3eitung.
her aif Der &iidreiie BON Ser ruIii-
lden @ren5e in 9eutl1Iano mar,
|lbreibt. gbe er nod 2oroon BIN.
itberfubr, i%tattete er Sen SanIaItdb-
ten einen geiud db. Sambura fua1
tot uno bier mar man am bitterlter
|gegen Die Entertainer geltimmt. SIRE.
men bette iid in cine groBe @oI.
fenfabrif Deripanoelt, lebbaft gire
es bonn MISUNDERSTANDING aus
MIR in 2ii6ed gu, oas, neil es an
Ger Office liest, ben Sanoel NIT Den
ifonoinapiiden 2dnoern permitted
nno lid zines rihtigen 9nBms
erferut. Sn 2iibef itano, ols 60
rep bort einfubr, elm LANCER, Ian
ger 3rig nit @inbpieb i'm gabnbo.
lie, elm 3ug Der oduilden 5taats-
|hcbn. Der aiiblipeiber, BEN goret
beiudte, itano inter 2eituna zines
Gbicagoers, Srbing g. @ebber mil
9tamen, Der IN Gbicago in Dienifen
berfdieoe1ter Sdl1dter ltano. aus
Der 6erfunft Der S1ien madte 9etr
ggebber fein 6ebl. 2alter ,Sdyne-
ben, erfldrte err, uno Brafttiere oa-
81. Angenblidli1 baben mir IN ben
@efrierfammern tauieno Stiif Mino-
rieb, fiinftauieno Stiid Sdofe nno
fiinf5ebntauieno Stiif Sdmeine,
nisgeihladtete natiirlid, aber fin
Die oa branBen lit nod niel GIot. q
Sn unierer llnifulo gIaitbten mir,
oas biele Sleiid n0re fir bic Oil
beder beitimmt, biz elm Sfiisier, Der
ms our6 Die @nlage fiibrte, ms
iiber unieren Srrtum ouffl1rte uno
mir ms nm aitd erflGren fonnten,
iparum Die Sdld6tergeIeaen ane
milit1riih gefleioet tporen. 9ie Mn-
lage mar BON ser Gegierung iiber-
nommen woroen mo bas Sleiid Ioa-
te erit i'm SCRIPT in aneriff genonl,
men iperoei1 limo pieaei6t ntd baim
rod nidt; bie1eidyt brand)en mir es
crit ipGter." Ga mtB Sbr Sons
mol 5iernlid gefiiGt iein. meiilte idj
liitig. Gas nidt, befam i6 sur @nt-
mort. Sd erporte In ben n1d5Iter
8oden aus 0dnemarf nod piertau,
ien0 Stiid Hinonieb nlo ettpo sefn,
tonieno Sdafe ooer Sdeine. Ig-
eann lit es 5iemlid sefiiat.~ 4itd) Sic
GIT 9ubenoen an Ser 8erft Iiegen.
ben Sdiffe madten aus ibrer Hatio-
nalitdt fem Sebl. ga liegt ia eill
eneliides Sdift oeriette ib unierenl
9egleiter eegeniiber, aiif Elm SGifi
! heiiteno, oas einen engliiben Ga.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1915-08-05
8rtie yreHt fit geras: 9onnuaag s. Nngnf 1915.

tor, ooB Derna6loiiigite @rdber elm
iillfelt 1tno @rabmale aus lalehte1ll
Stein 8~erbrodein. Sci genolerer 8es
ttadtung falet aber oob Sobllcic
<gellpuren oil BEN 2eibeniteinen
uno mtd1 an 8olunltQmmen aui
Wan6e @rabrnole iino poQig 8er=
ld)mettert. Geionoers er6ittert iii
I nffer1bor I'M oas p%rltnfpolle MauIo-
lellm Der 2oo5er 6abrifantenfamilie
&o5nansfi gefompft iporoen. Sic
Noroieite oes maiiigen @raltitboGes
it beidt nit augelipuren. Gin gre
Der Gdbof lit burh cine @rollate Of
gel6lagen tDoroen uro liegt ieBt ulf
Sen StuferL bic gu BEN Sarfopbogen
! fubren. Iub ein Sell Der idiperen
9ron5egirlatloe iiber Sen Sauien-
bogen lit meggeidoiien. Mber Don
elmer eigentlidel1 gertpiiitullg lit ouG,
in oieiem Sell BEG groBen Sr;ee.
bots nibt mebr 5u ieben.
Ste gel6lagenen Guiiel1 gillgen
rad Sii6en auf oie Staot 2oo8 slt=
rid. Ser &f muroe inn Gorort
galuti fortgeiebt. Man nunoert lid,
BORT ploblid an Der Stra6e nit oent
ebtrnliilhen aieieliteinpflaiter neur
G%uiienaraber 81 ieberl. aGerolnas
!iegen in Der geabe, mitten unter
gang un~berlebrten @eb1uoen, ore;
feline Sallier in Griimnlertt, o6es
tie fonnen audi aus 8aufdaigfeit slt=
iammengeiunfen fem. llno serbae-
d,ere Seniteri9eiben bot es in 80
lnti ii6er bon ieber iibergemlg gege-
ben. Inoere Spuren Ser 0esem6er4
i6ladt iino aber failm mebr ait emf
Secfen. Die Geltti6en boben oafir
geiorgt, ooB eriinoIid) oufecrdumrt
mntroe.
8ie idnell Die Groe Bel geeigneler
|THege BON ibrei1 ariegsmunoen ae-
neien fam, iiebt man ard etfpas
fneltli6 BON gaIuti, an Der straBe,
Die 9oos nit Der Staot 3giers rer-
tlnoet. 9ort lit es an Ser Dod)iten
Stele Der 2anoitraBe BEL elmer flei-.
lien Sobrif beiB lergegangen. Mu1l
Dem 5eloe neben Der Jobrif itanben
rniiiide @ef6iite. Gapor belt sS,r-
fanterie eirien itarfen Sdiibenaro6en
belebt. Die 8euti1en lagcn oen Mr5=
len longe I'M Noroen gegenlber, Big
bonn Der Sturm erfolste. Son al
len Seiten lit in Ole Sabrif binein-
eeflnft tporoen. Sbre boien 2od;er
limo nod nidt gefIid1. aber sic ser-
uiiblte Groe ringsum Fat flngIt mic
Der ibr 5rieoensausieben anaenonr-
men. Sdiisengrdben uno @rcrot-
loder iino 5ugeibiittet. Man muB
|i6on genau binbliden nm lire Splir
rod 5n erfennen. Nod elm Ieil-
den, nno aud iiber lie miro grimes
8ras geuad)fen lein tpie Idon rinas-
I'M iiber OaS 5elb, oas ser giietl-
regen pom DECEMBER nid)t entfr,1G,-
tet bot.
Die gefaaenen Meniden ite6en
ridt anf. @~efallenes Menidentuerf
fam MIR ourd Observation-Disclosures suie-
Der anfgeridtet neroen. @ber Die olte
|eroe fonrerl ielbit Die idtperIen &c
idise nidt totlif bertprnoe,l, l;no
lire @eneiung lit eritalrrlid raldl,
ipenn Menidenflugbeit Gin fueitia
nadbilft.
Or. 8iIbeIm SeIbmanu.
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cen, menn iie unter ser milotatiqerl
@erri6aft, Die lie 10 begeiitert loben,
hos 8enebmen an oen Sag leaetl
mliroelL ous ibren Selo5itg fir sic
gerletung Ser N%eaitralitdt ser Ser
Staoten farafteriiiert bot
Sn Dem obett mitgeteiIten 4rtifeI
,iit ieoer Sab 9iige, Gerleltmouna,
&erorebung ooer Spiegelfedterei.
Die Sun" peiB aa1la ge1ou, oal
feline BON oen NnflaeenL Die Tie geaen
bic o~eltl6amerifaniide Breiie en-
hebt, auf @abrbeit ber1lbt. Gs 1T
Der INSTRUMENTATION 9reile ME
eingefaaen Die 8oftrin Ser o1neri-
fanii6en Winoerwerti9feit, aorrnp=
ton nno oes moraliiden 9iefitanoas
al berfiinoen. ginen lolden gpr=
murf fonnen ibr nur 9eate Madden,
helde borriert eenug lino, eS ais Ell
hen getpeis nnamerifaniider Sc
linn1tng 81 betrodten, nerf1 Elm
8iirger oeltider Ibfrnft oos 2ano
ieiner @eburt segen ungeredte Nm
9riffe perteioigt. 8enn sic oeutid-
anlerifanilde 8reiie oie 9fegiernng
fritiliert, 10 iibt iie nur Elm Ged)t
alts, ous ieoeln amerifaniIfen 8iir-
ger 5uitebt nno BON oent geraoe ote
,.Nem Oorf Gun" Itets einen beion=
oers allsgie6igen Gebrollh gemadt
bat. @er ibr ouralts einen Iorfpnrf
mndt, Der gerdt in 8iberipru1 mil
Ser Understanding, melbe scr,
fremogeborenen 8iirger MIR Elm Gedt
porenthalt, Dos jeoem e%ingeborene1
9ilrger gebort ,namli6 oas Gedt,
ais geDerber Tim oas oberite Gre
flltiDamt auf5litreterl. Gnolid) tat
pub Die oeutid : nnerifaniide 8rci-
ie ME oaron geOa6t, cine Sam
pasne fir Die Gerletl1ng Ser allle=
rifaniiden Neutrolitdt 5u fii6rpn.
Die Sun peiB. oaB oos geraDe
8egenteil Der Taa lit uno naB Ser
aan8e aompf ben oie oeutid-omeri-
faniide 8reiie fiibrt, oen 3med
bot, cine itriftere nn0 ae~fpiilenGofA
tere geoba6tlng Der anerifoniihcn
9eentralitat 81 er5ipingen llno Sen
pro-englilden 3eitlingen bonn Sdlo-
&c Der Sun" entgegen5uarbeitsn,
lpelde Die Heutralit1t Der Gereinia=
ten Staaten ie6en Sag NIT Sen
SiiBen treten. Ser Sun, meide
ieoenfaus pabreno oes &rieges picse
Saiienoe bon oeuti6en 2elern per-
loren bot, miiroe es natiirlid ieflr
biibid IN ben aram paiien, pern sic
oellti6 : amerifanii1e 8reiie inter
Griift miiroe. Mber Sic lebtere bai
nidts getan, uomit lie elm ioldes
Sdidital peroient batte. 0uaegen
tDdre es Elm mabrer Segen fir nos
gat15e Sano, tpenn es bon Der Eelt
benle Der unamerifanilden,, Die ull-
iaitbere arbeit gngIanbs beiorgenoln
Treiie befreit tperoen f0nnte.
@ermania-SeroIo
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Ser Nettogepinn Ser einipan-
0erlns oes NIT DEM /. SlIi absc-
i6loiienen Sobres betrlie 1lllr 49,
900 9erionen Gs mar ser ~nicorieite
Nettogefpim lett 1899.
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Grabeb's Lgrodett 1851, Meues Sci.
$40. SdgIi9 @efIisel, grooufte, friid
aubereitete SIeifdjorten, 6aIat; SdaIid
Sbe8talttaten. Sdneue Mblieferung.
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Sic Mel6a, 304R g. aIamo Ctr
Sdon mobIierte Gunner. 1922. 81
per @ode. Deitide 2eitang.
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San slntomiu, Ser, 5. alts. 1915
grllna er1os Cotton Seel Oil IS
Netp gprf, 5. sug. Spot $3.50
llllo $6.o5; Gltsuit, $685. uno $500:
September, $5.78 nnb $5.79; Sftober
1919 1tno 1851; Nobember, $685. unb
S5,oo; 9e5ember, $3.50 ur16 1884.
Sarl1ar, 1888 u1b $3.50; ssebruor.
$3.50 rnb $5.97; Idr5, $500 lui6
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GMidt Cure gier, glitter uno guer
GcfliigeI 5n s.. q. Saeder, 400 Marn
Gne., Can Mntonio. Ser. Seine Rommiis
iions9ebihren perIauet.
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Giien5abn : 6abrpIan.
5. & g. 81.

=, 5. & 9. %.
yso. 1-@om Nor6en. $40 nad1m.
go. Boom Nor0en 1900 BORN.
yso. Z Som Norben -. 1855 BORN.
go. 9~Son Sa1lor ..... Z nbenos
20. --Son Waerlco .....12:10 nnfm.
Nn. 12-@on 2arebo (gemifht)
$3.50 BORN.
SIos o-@on Gareoo ......7:45 abenos
Mbfabrt-
SEQ. 4-gad Dem Norben. 1920 nod11r.
Sso. 6-ytab Dem Noroen. .8:15 nad5rm.
gso. 8-2ocal mad 9enrne ..7.40 born.
Ao. 1O-Sailb grpreB GpecidI, Moroen
1870 bonn.
slo. 5-Jtad WeeEicp ......7:30 born.
yto. 11-Sofal sah 2areoo (gemiidt) !.
1000 nbenD5
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Weeem gutter Gier ~teIepboniert Sras
big 1913, @eues Eel. S55. 8. q. Saeders
(BboleSaIe.)
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8anmuple.
Gpttpniamem= Erp6nfte.

9m antonio, 85s Gents.
8alpeiton, geftern, 8.S5 Gents.
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Wie6-Marft.

9an aatonio, Ser, 5. 9us. 1915
Sdlen $685. Biz $3.50.
@iibe $3.50 Biz 1925.
&dlber $500 Biz $500.
8nnen $4.35 Biz $5.15.
ct. 2ouis. s. 9ua. 1915. MinDs
bieh Segas @iebk 1925 Biz $685..
Sdfpeine $7.25 big $3.50.
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g. q. & q. 3.

m - &c a. y.
$50. II Bon Soufton. @aco unO gorpus
@brl1tt ............7:05 rndn1.
So Boon 9oufon un0 ai5tenorten.
... ........... $3.50 bora;.
SO. Soon goafunl uno a~iifenorten
1:40 nndju1.
yto. 42-0on Rerrbile. 1905 BORN.
No. 146-@on &errbiIe, tdgIih n1tsac<
noflr1en Sonntags ..7:45 dbeii0s
Mbfabrt-
SO. 2-Nad 9ouiton, @aco unb Corpus
@brijti 9:10 norns.
yfo. 4-Na6 9Difton unb &iiitenorten
1890 nnd5m.
$50. 6-Na6 Doatum uno &iiitenorten
2:10 nadn.
No. 43-NG9 &errbiIfe 500 dbercs
No. 145-Na4 &errbiIIe, tdgIid, allssee
1tornrnen Sonutng8 ....7:05 tcrna.
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~. q. & g. q. l0nlptltnie.)
TO- sa1 1Io1-ennist aimitso, bon aeD o..
la1s. ...............4:40 Dorm.
SO. 1902 Suniet 2imiteo. bon @m sSran<
CISCO ..3:53 BORN.
No- 7-ednea5ug, bon Nefp 0rIenns.
.................. 1856 BORN.
so. 8-s6nenaue, boz, Sci aiO 81.
SO. 9-sunist ezpreb. bon 9eiD ors
lenns. ..7:55 nn6m
$40. 10-Gmfet gIpreb, bon Can Sr1rz
cisco ........... $3.50 nndm.
abfabrtA
SO. 1O1-Guniet aimite6, mad Gan
SO. io2-@uniet aimifeo, nod MefD Or
leans 400 storut.
SO. 7lsdneu8us, nod Sci gfio. IS.
.1t:0O BORN.
SO. s-sdnensus. mad MetD CrIeaus.
SO. e-snniei e1preb mad gan Srans
cisco 1850 nndtn.
$50. 1O-Gnn5et egpreB, mad Metu Cr-
Iean8 Hoo naGfs
gtetprta 9tbif IN.
Mnfunft -
so. sO1lgon 9ouon. Bort 2abaed. gis<
forin, @rero 1870 rdd1u.
SO. sO2-xa9 euerO, gietoria, Bort
2nbaed, 9cuiton ..... .7:4b bcrnt-
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a., II. & 9. 6. & 6. u. Depot,

Ro. a-gon Corpus e6rifi riio ealriSo
Springs .4:45 nafm.
no. 4-gon Corpus gbrifi. TOO BORN.
mfabrt
$40. 1-Mad Corpus gbrifti uno garriSo
Springs. .10.40 BORN.
SO. 8-Nah Corpus ghriiti $3.50 ntenba
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Mrs. Frederick W.Vanc2erbiltt to Give
Dance at Sherry's -The Ball
of the Gods"

Island OF Crete, and the costumes will be de-
signed and executed by the Arden Studios, I'M
der the direction of Mrs. John w. Alexander.
Some Of the personages in this tableau have
already been cast. Mrs. Leonard Thomas will
appear as Artemis, Mrs. John Jacob Astor as
Hera, Mrs. H. H. Rogers. Mrs. Belmont Tiff
fanny and Mrs. Charles L. Lawrance have prom
iscd to take other parts. Mrs. Gordon Knox
BellSwill lead a band OF Bacchantes, and Miss
JIliana Cutting will gather together band
OF young ladies who will represent prismatic
colors in a rainbow ballet, with Iris as leader.
The patronesses include Mrs Vincent Astor,
Mrs Robert Bacon, Mrs. George F. Baker, jr.,
Mrs. August Belmont, Mrs Nicholas Murray
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ing. January 4, under the auspices OF the
French Flotilla Committee. The Canadian VI
olinist, Kathleen Parlow, has sailed from Eng
land to take part in the entertainment. Among
the French artists who will appear are Emma
Calve. Yvette Guilbert Victor Maurel, Carlos
Salzedo and Yves Nat.
Among those who have taken boxes are
Mrs. George Peabody Wetmore, Mrs. Edward
S. Hardness, Mrs. August Belmont Mrs
Charles Robinson Smith, Mrs. Philip M. Lydig
and Mrs. Edwin Gould.
The special feature of the entertainment will
be the singing Of La Marseillaise' by Nine.
Calve. with the assistance OF a chorus OF two
hundred voices from the leading choral socie-
ties Of New York.
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and card parties. Elaborate plans are being
made for the celebration of New Years.
Mr.. and Mrs. Rufus Folke are among the
New York patrons of the Marlborough Blen-
helm and Professor Max Farrand, head Of the
department Of history at Yale, is here with
Mrs. Farrand. Mrs. Walter S. Bennett is en-
pertaining Miss Keller at the same hotel. Re-
cent arrivals at the Traymore from New York
are Mr.. and Mrs. Gerald Stratton, Mr.. and
Mrs. Ross D. Weir and Mrs. T. ]. Bennett
Augusta. Ga. Dec 25.-The mantle OF snow
which is generally supposed to accompany old
ST. Nick on his travels from the North Pole
was conspicuous by its absence in Augusta.
Roses were in bloom, birds carolled in the
magnolia trees and Old Sol smiled his
brightest.
The social ball at Partridge Inn was set roll
ing for the winter en- Thursday night, when
the first dinner party was given. Those pres
ent included Mrs. Charles Bromley, of Phila-
delphia; Mrs. Tristram Colket, of Philadelphia;
Mr.. and Mrs. M. w. Partridge, Mr. and Mrs.
Robert Senney OF New York; c. H. Warning,
Of Amsterdam, NJ Y. and Daniel Good,
Of Buffalo, NJ Y.
E. A. Caswell, OF New York, is at the Inn
this winter C. D. Whelan, c. A. Whelan and
D. Hunter, who spent ten days at Partridge
Inn. have returned to New York. but are con-
templatng returning later with their families.
Miss Martha Lee Wright, of New York is ex-
pected for the Christmas holidays.
Mr.. and Mrs Z. L. McLelland and Mr.. and
Mrs. Bertram Livingston have made reserva-
tons for January at the Inn.
Robert Kerby Prentice, Eckford Rhodes,
Mrs. K. Seymour, Miss Mary Nebon, Mrs.
Mckinley, Miss Gregory, Mr.. and Mrs. W. H.
Davidge, Mrs. David Randall and Miss McAr-
die. of New York. have registered at the Inn.
Quebec. Dec. 25-The holiday spirit is keen
ly alive in Quebec, where so many smart
Americans have come to spend Christmas hol-
DAYS and the snow-white city is offering more
complete facilities for sport this season than
ever For the first time in Quebec. bobsleigh-
ing will be popular sport OF the winter, and
skiing, curling. snowshoeing, tobogganing,
sleighing parties and many other outdoor pas
times will be enjoyed along with hockey
matches at the new Arena.
Sir Charles and Lady Ross are living at the
Chateau Frontenac this winter. Mr.. and Mrs.
w. B. Duryea. of East Eighty-fourth Street.
with their sons, will pass the Christmas holi-
days at the Chateau Frontenac. Miss Blanche
Potter. of Ossining, usually brings large
party Of young people to the Chateau during
the holiday season, and the Walter Geers. too,
are among frequent visitors here in winter.
White Sulphur Springs. w. Va Dec. u.s.
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Mcconnell, Mrs Robert H. Davis. Miss Kath-
ryn Ball, Miss Mary Compton, Mrs. Dora Da-
vies, Mrs. Charles z. Davis Mrs. Harry Went
worth Davis, Mrs. James J. Gormley, Miss
Ruth Gormley. Mrs Mary A. Heydecker, Mrs.
l. B. Greenhut. Mrs H. P. Hodson, Mrs F.
Macdonald Sinclair, Mrs. J. H. Kruger, Mrs.
Homer Lee. Miss Amy Irene Mettler, Miss
Frances CO Mrs Benjamin Adriance, Miss
Gertrude Mas Mrs. Herman Myers Mrs. A.
c. Mace, IT,. Mrs Henry Z. Maynard, Miss
Eta Van r. Melvin, Mrs. II. F. Specht, Mrs.
William H. Specht Mrs Frederic c. Stevens,
Mrs. Mary E. Seely, Mrs J. Schenck Van Sic
len, Mrs Adolph ]. Wells, Mrs. Henry Wiener,
Mrs. Alvah Nickerson, Mrs. M. Townsend, DR..
John Wurthman, H. H. Raymond, William b.
Walker and Miss Fay Walker
The Junior Aid Society of the Lutheran Hos
pita of Manhattan will give on "Wednesday
evening, January II. at the Hotel Plaza the
comedy "The Butterflies" which was originally
presented by Miss Maude Adams and John
Drew. The cast has been chosen from the
members OF the society. Dancing will follow
The funds Of this society are used in defray-
Lutheran Hospital. l44th Street and Convent
Avenue. which will be dedicated in February.
Tickets may be procured from Miss Hertha
PETROL, IS East 1s4th Street at sl.So each
The Southern Society will give Southland
ball at tie Hotel Astor on January 10 for the
charity fund Of the organization. Secretary OF
the Treasury William G. McAdoo, former
president Of the society. is chairman OF spe-
cial committee in charge
DR.. and Mrs. Spencer Lyman Dawes OF Al
bany. announce the engagement OF their daugh-
ter. Miss Mercy Burgess Dawes, to William
Lincoln Tanning, of New York Miss Dawes
made her debut four years ago. and since that
time has devoted much Of her time to the study
o. art. No date has been set for the wedding.
Mr.. and Mrs. lanes Benedict Fitzgerald, OF
III Genwood Avenue, East Orange, ~ j., an
nounce the engagement OF their daughter. Miss
Nav Gertrude Pendleton, 20 Bradford Har-
wood, of Orange, N. J.
The engagement has been announced OF Miss
Belle Greenstein, daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs
Nathan Greenstein, of 645 West i6oth Street
70 Chester c. Lawrence, son OF Mr. and MRS
A. Lawrence, Of III West End Avenue.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry c. Heimerdinger, OF Il
East Eighty second Street announce the en-
eagement of their daughter, Miss Ceeile II.
Heimerdnger, 70 Sidney Prayer
Mice p.a,,;c. Strv,nson Of ID Fifth Avenue,
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AT THE WINTER
RESORTS

Atlantic City, Dec. 25.-Well known New
Workers were in the annual Christmas board
walk promenade to-day. Family parties in the
hotels gathered around big Christmas trees set
ND in bathrooms or foyers. Yacht and country
clubs kept open house and there were dances