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The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1915-07-01

morning that an express wagon had
pulled up sharply before our apart
ment.
Mr.. Kennedy live here" asked one
OF the expressmen, descending with
his helper and approaching our janitor,
Jens Jensen, typical Swede, who
was coming up out of the basement
Jens growled surly "Yes-but Mr..
Kannady, he bane out"
TOO bad-we've got this large cab.
met he ordered from Grand Rapids.
We can't cart it around all day. Can't
you let us in SO we can leave it,"
Jensen muttered: Well guess 1t
bane all right
They took the cabinet off the wagon
and carried it upstairs. Jensen opened
our door, still grumbling, and they
placed the heavy cabinet in the living
room.
Sign here"
You fallers bane nuisance" pro-
tested Jens, signing nevertheless.
Scarcely had the sound of their
footballs died away in the outside hall
way when the door of the cabinet
slowly opened and masked face pro-
truded, gazing about the room.
1t was the Clutching Hand!
From the cabinet he took a large
package wrapped in newspapers. AS
he held it, looking keenly about, his
eye rested on Elaine's picture mo-
ment he looked at it, then quickly at
the fireplace opposite.
An idea seemed to occur to him.
He took the package to the fireplace,
removed the screen and laid the pack
age over the andirons with one end
pointing out into the room
Next he took from the cabinet
couple of storage batteries and a coil
OF wire. Deity and quickly he fixed
them on the package.
Meanwhile, before an alleyway
across the street and further down
the long block the express wagon had
stopped
Having completed fixing the bat
Teries and wires, Clutching Hand ran
the wires along the molding on the
wall overhead, from the fireplace I'M
til he was directly over Elaine's pic
ture. Skillfully he managed to fix the
wires, using them in place of the pic
fure wires to support the framed pho
tograph until it hung very noticeably
askew on the wall
The last wire Joined, he looked
about the room, then noiselessly moved
10 the window and raised the shade.
Quickly he raised his hand and
brought the fingers slowly together.
II was the sign.
OF in the alley, the express driver
and his helper jumped into the wagon
and away it ratified
Jensen was smoking placidly as the
wagon pulled up the second time.
Sorry said the driver sheepishly,
but we delivered the cabinet to the
wrong Mr.. Kennedy"
He pulled out the inevitable book to
prove it.
wall, you bane fine fallers,"
growled Jensen, putting like furnace,
in his fury. "You cannot go up
Agane."
We'll get fired for the mistake"
pleaded the helper
Just this once" urged the driver, as
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1915-07-01
CHEAPER, TOO.

Bill thought he was going to
get wife?
Jill-Oh, he changed his mind
and got a photograph.
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1915-07-01
PAWS EXPERIENCE.

Little Lemuel-Say, paw, does the
Office ever seek the man?
Paw-Only when there is no sal
airy attached to it.
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ARCHAIC.

Polly-What queer, old-fashioned
children!
Dolly-Yes; they are positively
childish Judge.
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1915-07-01
THE STYLE.

GLOW do they serve meals from
that lunch wagon?"
II don't know exactly, but I sup
pose they serve them a la Cart
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to turn.
She was standing directly before her
shattered picture where it hung awry
on the wall. The heavy charge of
buckshot had knocked away large
pieces of paper and plaster under it.
"Craig!" she gasped.
He was at her side in second.
She laid one hand on his arm, as she
faced him. With the other she traced
an imaginary line in the air from the
level of the buckshot to his head and
then straight to the Internal thing that
had lain in the fireplace.
"And to think" she shuddered, that
it was through me that he tried to kill
you'll"
Never mind" laughed Craig easily,
as they gazed into each others eyes,
drawn together by their mutual peril,
"Clutching Hand will have to be
cleverer than this to get either of us
-Elaine.''
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(To BE CoNTINUEDa

FOR SALE-Bungalow on North
Main street, New Hope, high above
the Delaware River. Eight rooms;
bath and all modern conveniences. To
be sold at once on account of owners
removal to another city. Charles S.
Roberts, real estate, New Hope, Pa.
The Detroit times., 1915-06-02

the Detroit Athletic club Saturday
evening. in compliment TO Mrs. T. r.
Ruppe. OF Calumet. who is visiting
her parents. Mr. and Mrs. b. ID.
Stafford. Mrs. H. r. Varney enter
tanned at dinner Monday evening. In
the Detroit Golf club. for Mrs.
Ruppe.
The party arranged by the Ladies'
OF Charity. an auxiliary To ST. Vim
cents asylum. for the pleasure OF
the children in the institution. to be
held Wednesday afternoon promises
10 be a great success. An excellent
program OF music. recitations and
folk dances has been arranged and
the party will close with refresh
ments OF ice cream and cake.
Arab patrol. Moslem temple, will
give the annual excursion. Tuesday
June Is 10 Tashmoo park and the
annual moonlight Is scheduled for
Thursday evening. June "a. Other
The Detroit times., 1915-06-02
NORTHWES ERN HIGH
SCHOOL.
Editorial StHu--H Gladstone booth.
Chief associates Norman Ncs or
mack. srcretmrN, NJ. IA Psriac-ave.t
Rosemary Drueggemnnn, Neudeli
Mnske

The last meeting for this semester
~ the Ad'lphul club was held last
FRIDAY AfitT our business meeting,
each member was called upon TO toll
what benefits they had derived from
tA" 1rcunltatlph After expressing
thtir uliuIou We are sure each nom
beer felt The same a. We. that ls, that
h- was proud to belong 90 an organi-
Eafinn whose members were fellows
tuut person 10 glad 90 meet the
follows who get together ana meet
each either and gradually understand
each other would probably have
never mot cor ut least not become
frI-u3s II ~ were not for the Adel-
{-luI This club has been "A hcnent 70
IN I'm public srenkiag. debate, self
geVvrnm ut and parliamentary order.
ll,usrlli, mentioned fh"uld be given
lrosf3rut MrGr"E"r ana secretary
fyuUft who have worked so ardent
.ly fpr upIft ~ our club \ great
many Fug n~sfions were made for
rnet r1ll PROM tho euthuatasm or
the officers and mcmhgrs We expect
nrNt fan - have one % the greatest
and moat beneficial high school clubs
800 Detroit
40 n token of their sympathy. girls
~ ft Vernon House presented Miss
Evylvn "orn"tct with flowers during
Tf.Icis 70 cents each. arc On sale
for tho school play. ~ MD summer
>IEhl. Dram =" b" -, ", InhT ~. ~
award o. rrtyc ~ g. 90 the house sell
irr ir, number ~ tickets equal 20
ifs present 'nrpllWeut. Also "a prize
.uf s. 20 The house ceiling 'he very
largest number M Northwestern ~
vsorking earnestly ga make the play
"a purrrse and Viii appreciate tho
cooperation % residents Of this sec
tIou ~ the city
Evidently IN, picnic season has he.
gun lu earnest worlv IN Nav RctFv
Ross House 'vrur~ipred 20 Ii'll" ltl'
acconirH ufc1 hv Miss Vera FoN grade
.rrfntfrui various Other OrEan'Zn-
tiupe ar. laying nlapa for like trips.
Tho Palace thratcr. Fourteenth and
Nrl'.a Va avcs. undor whose man
agreement tho editors have been priv
Nogr1 20 attend performances, gave
au Interesting 'bahv show" recently
pabfrs ~ all tho NorthwcSteru parf
~ Tefrott were photographed ana
.aVrfbIt-d or thr screen ~ two speci'l
Dafrortnapccp prize 81 - was
awarded 10 tho child receiving the
ucEt votes md second and third
price OF 50 and s. each were
awarded
The Detroit times., 1915-06-02
MORLEY SCHOOL
EdItorini Strn--thief. stanton Pr'-
mer, assistant chirf. Myrs Cough
bnut nssocintcs. Catherine BRAY
mnn. Herbert Isshovskt. Gertrude
O'Connor. Gerfrudr s~hucike. John
ktrnIy. Edward Uohnnd.

The As ciaer ~ Morley school had
p very delightful time NJ the party
held At the home ~ orc OF the class
member George Pennsmitt. In their
honor May %
TIE eirls that were In the folk
5,r,e a, suenr Leland FROM this
school are Lucille Navarro. Pauline
AbramoslSi. Hnttie r1lowski. Frances
porau Gertrude p'Connor. Gertrude
Schulke Pearl Kozlow and Myra Co
haugh The captain of these girls ~
Mvrc e ,hauRh.
Annual welfare day and Memorial
daV were both celebrated together
Friday Nav os The lower grades
celebrated in the morning with ster .
corticon slides on animals and care OF
uninsaIs Pieces were spoken by tho
children for tho animals Patriotic
songs were sung and the flag was sa-
lutcd IN honor OF Memorial day. The
higher grades celebrated animal well
fare day ana Memorial day In the
afternoon. The program was opened
ny the Morris dance, given by the
clEht girls selected to dance at Sugar
Island. which was followed BY the
sailors horupipe The star Spangled
Banner" and America" were sung
Ih"n tho story, Barbara Fritchic''
was read by Russell Eastman The
Bell ~ Atri,' by Myrs Cobaugh. Paul
Inc AhramOski and Hazel Bloom. and
Tho Prayer OF the Horse" by the
PRINCIPAL Miss Recisie. These num-
bers on the program were followed
~ slides on animals. where they
i've ana how they are cared for. The
program was very interesting and all
enjoyed ~ very much.
Mrs. J T. iIuntloy OF SO Melville
ave- underwent very serious oper-
The Detroit times., 1915-06-02
iILLIBkIDGE SCHOOL
Editorial Stsn-Chief, Grace wilson's
associates, Wilton Hail.. Rovrns
Fremont, Eric Ahiberx. Robert
Huggies, Mary kotcher, Howard
Turner. Marvin streng, Lawrence
STANLEY, Helen brown. Miriam
Baker. NrImn Hopkins.

Mr. Chilvers supervisor OF music.
visited the school Monday. Nav %.
part In the Decoration Day exercises
at the Light Guard armory. to be
given Monday NAV a.
Miss Baldwin. supervisor OF physi-
cal tralning visited the school Mon
Tho girls who entered the dancing
contest at the Sugar Island meet
Saturday NAV % arc; Hazel Hischc;
Ida HtsChkc Irene StrcuE. Laura
RatciiT". cleo Kocher. Eliza Gee,
Mary Runfino ana Lillian Mueller
Thr boys who entered the contests
are. Class \ over leo pounds, 100
yard dash, clols FaTmentur. running
bread jump. Warren Ilavlland high
JUMP. Lawrence stanley shot put.
eight pounds. Waugh Duncan. relay,
MILAN d.wr Davis; relay uTTo) Trp IN. an
tor relay four, Harold Thompson.
class B--SS 20 ZOO pounds s0-Yard
dash. Eric Ahlberg, running broad
die Nonderlich relay ~. Clarence
Uichcru relay (2l. Harry WlSchwc9-
ki relay 90. Ftcd Cook. relay 90.
Gurdeu Farr Class C-Undor IS
pounds. en-yIrd Gaaf Milton Harris,
running broad -Unp. Wilson Stcrh-
ems hieh irnp Elmer Sitter. shot
put. lbs Kenneth Davidson. relay
a.. Edward Comouen. rp'aN teh
Jack McGhie. relay ia. Milton DEM
Ter rrlar - Leroy Thompson
Mr. TWiUES. supervisor Of Compul-
sorry education, visited thf school on
MAY IS
r'bc report cards wcrc given out
juno
Tho lat 'crts ~ tho s,r,lster were
gfvon the week of May %
Inc kinder garten children are go
ms go tal' part IN IN, exercises
given at Navin Field Wednesday,
june {.
Milton Tarris, Of tho as. is absent
nm rrTsnrf ~ Yrfur4rs
The Detroit times., 1915-06-02

Mr. and Mrs. Charles A. Palms
are in New York
o
Mr.. aud Mrs l.. G. Sherwood, No
q Garheld-ave.. are in Old Point
Comfort
Mrs. Edward Gilbert who has
been visiting Mrs. Cameron Currie.
left Monday for her home in Santa
Barbara. Cal.
Mr.. and Mrs. George p. Goodale.
No 40 Connecticut-aye.. are In New
York for fortnight's stay.
.
Miss Dorothy Hunter entertained
lG young women at luncheon in the
Detroit Boat club. Saturday.
Miss Stella v. Rough Miss Julia
HouPh and Miss Grace A. Temple
ton are staying in the Hotel Plaza,
San Francisco, while seeing the
Panama. Pacific exposition.
o
The Bicur Cholem Juniors. an or
ganization OF Jewish young folk.
Will give the annual excursion 10
Tashmoo, Sunday. June 10.
o
Miss Charlotte Rollison was the
hostess. Tuesday. OF a matinee party
In the Temple, followed by afternoon
tea In the Woman's Exchange. IN
honor Of Miss Ethel Fussey whose
marriage to Philip EveTard Welton
will take place June 9.
o
Naval circle, No. 81. Ladies' OF the
G. \. r. presented a silk Stars and
Stripes 10 the Washington school,
Monday. during the Memorial day
exercises for the naval dead held at
the foot OF Bates-st. The flag was
received on behalf of the school by
Principal Mand eyille.
Mrs Joseph NJ Weiss, No. go
Rhode lsland-ave., gave dinner
Saturday evening. in honor of Nd
miral winterhalter and Mrs Win.
terhalter who were in Detroit sat
urday The dinner table held cen
terpiece of sweet peas in the form.
OF a full.risged ship.
Mrs. Ralph Polk gave a dinner In
The Detroit times., 1915-06-02

hard for me TO give much time to
Dick for year or two.
| wonder If 1t is possible little
book, FOR any woman TO be a sue
cessful wife and mother at the same
time
| look ahead and fear. for since
Dick and ! have been married |
have learned that while you your.
self are very apt to get over that
idea OF wanting to belong" q nus
oand never gets over the idea that
You do belong 10 him exclusively.
When Dick and are alone every
thing goes on very smoothly, as |
am only interested in his affairs and
llilG, bTt when anyone comes in and
| have ~ divide my Interest. he is
always uncomfortable, and oftimes
most exieent Even MS mother gets
on his nerves, and wleu his nerves
are the least bit Tasped, he always
finds some way TO place the fault
on me.
This morning when we were talk
inc about the pleasant time we
had last night the hall boy an
rounced Mrs Wsyerly. ST. through
the tuLe, and Dick said. Gee,
MarRie, don't YOU think yGu could
manage 10 keep my mother from
'battinP in every time We got a
moment 10 ourselves laughed.
and thcn 1t came to me. little look.
how Dick always instlnciively
blamed me for anybody's -butting
in ii he happens to want me for
himself.
DO You think, little book, that |
I'm The c. ping critic of husband
who is probably Just as other men
arc Put you understand, don't you
that not TO anyone else on earth
hut YOU have ever uttered the
slightest complaint of him ! expect
because have you as a safety valve
is the reason why have not done
80, but | will confess this much
TO you, dear little receptacle OF
acknowledgements, | don't believe
could ever tell anybody the things
about my husband that Kitty tells
ME about hers.
The Detroit times., 1915-06-02
Nr,,comh IGirl.l.
GEORGE JUNIOR HIGH
SCHOOL.
Editorial Stnn-Chief. ReLb~n Aptc-
tnri rs-o~irtrS, David tcNin. 10
scrh Ncl,tuoN, Isnur Schinman.

The present "a graduating class ~
experiencing the panEs Of separation
which invariably come To graduates.
The thoughts Of leaving their present
surroundings Some Of them FOR the
fac tories and Offices and others for
tho other hiRh schools. perhaps never
to meet with old companions again
for the rest 81 their lives. Although
glad to graduate. they nevertheless,
fccl paug Of sorrow az each thought
OF the nearby important event
The I-A's OF groups nine and and
10 debated the question. "Evsolved.
that the American Indian was fair'y
treated In the United states The
negative side tgroup ~ consisted OF
Blanchford Baubie. samuel Collier.
Harry Worstcin. William Wood We
tor Julskey. John Flcske. Max Won
der. Isador Singcrmau and Simon
Schlain. The Affirmative ,group 1O)
consisted OF Max Newman. Isadore
Segal Henry Rothman. Joe Green
bajIm. Morris Kohn, Harry Burnstein
Carl Mintz. Alex Duri and isadore
Rottenberg. The debate was not COM
The Detroit times., 1915-06-02

the picture herewith are Mildred
Towar. Anna Ransom. Alta ilamp-
shire, porothea Russell and Lulu
SAlChOW
For various reasons the operstta.
snow white. which the r.ut"fN
club was 10 have given this spring.
has been stpoued. and viii not be
presented until next year.
The senate Assembly banquet was
held Friday. May p Mr. Herbert
PHgzeu was tOastmaster and the fol-
loving program was delivered
March. Harry Stockef. Employ your
Intellect" Harold RAYMOND. Don't
die or third base" Harley Angel,
Nothing ga particular Harry stock
a. ION tho fcnce." willard Rcninger,
"uptimism Hugh MANCHESTER. Ell
bow Grease" Donald Rankin. Sex
tctte. hy Mathew Marquovitch's MIS-
n.n'iancoqs MaIvels old Wee
high" Bernard LsEky: question.
Frederick Holmes; Manhood" Joseph
Charmsski, Ambition" Mr.. Brown
ring. Liberty Mr. Burgess, soft
soap. Charles Sumner, Remarks.
PRINCIPAL Morse Remarks. Mrs Met-
rim. Presentation OF Pins. Mr. W. W.
~
The Detroit times., 1915-06-02
VAN Dye school,.
EDITORIAL Stsn Chief Frances
th"rchi assistant editor. Uertrnm
irNyi society editor. trrar Gr-gur

Church, assistant editor. Rertrnm
'cNNi society," editor. trrar Gr-gor
The name ~ Irene GrFgor has been
added 20 the room A Good Scholar
ship list
Arthur tcyy pupil Of room p.
~ho has been iIl FOR a week returned
20 achool Monday
The B-s class 81 our school hs- tAo
best avorhRc for speedy cleaning.
10 az tho Field gchoOl manual train
The pupils ~ this school were dis-
missed ~ a.H0 o'clock Monday morn.
Ing 70 sos tho Rarnum q Bailey cir.
ems parade Thrv wcrc instructed to
return after seoirg said parade. but
" ~ our eNrCWcly painful duty to
announce nat many 81 thcm did not
Mss r,uncnn's class held open
nay" May 81 The program WAS ~
follows Victor selection. "Padcravv-
Ell Minuct' Fable. The Fox and the
The Clown and tho Countryman."
whitney staples. songs. Little
Cloud and "a rrayer". tho class;
story. "Ciyue." Mildred Huchncr.
Sorg "Too.fat. oo-rat too rat" the
class. story Tho Pied Piper Of Ham
lin Elizabeth Gregory and Norman
naRRs; pramatizntion. THE Pied
plrer % Ii,mlln piano solo. Jennie
OTTO, Poem The Throatle" sarah
Shwind Sreoldown. u -eJess, song.
'tt'thfn OF SPRING the Glass; l10u0
solo. Helen Woult Physical trainir =
exercises ard folk dancing, the class
victor selections "lfumnresqur" and
The Land NJ m" Slty Flue Water. 80
poem. ~ is not raining Rain" Grace
Brood rsdorrf SONGS The Robin"
and "The Moon tho class. song.
~ erica" tho class
Mlrs fnrquhursou. assistant suror-
visor Of music visited this school
TUESDAY. Nav %
Lena Pickett = pupil OF tho 4
room has received the Palmer Method
PCnmaushlp certificate
Ernest pJit was the first pupil ~
mir school 60 buy n ticket for Sugar
INaud ~ school
The Kindergarten will have
dramn'izatlou Of some Of tho Mother
Cocso' stories, soon
The rRFt ~ principal characters
for ia" drnmatiZntiou 81 "p,"ttn.'
Consf tracy 10 DO enacted ~ Central
hlrh school on June L. IL as follows:
Major elnhWNn Juliua ftucbuor pon.
tar cant fe0pinr. Lieutenant. Lloyd
Mcttetai Sentinel Phillys Henry.
Hcrtram lew. director
Niss M1riev, NJ tho school for
Stammetcrs visited Van Dyke school.
ruNsdpy
omen Day" was bcid IN rooms X
and y Thur tdnv May 90 Very good
3rogfaus were presented bv the
pupils. Including games, folk duncing
Victor selections. poems. dramatiHa-
tons. songs. ard reading Thirty-hve
visitors attended the room r eNer-
~'ses.
The Detroit times., 1915-06-02
The Confessions OF a Wife
A Confab With My Little Book

! knew Kitty was dying 10 go 10
the theater. and yet | did not feel
that | would care TO go to such a
public place. As usual, when in
doubt called upon Aunt Mary to
help me out. She knowing what |
wanted, suggested that | ask Dick
10 get tickets and take her and
Kitty 10 the theater. was a little
dubious about Dicks being favora-
lly impressed with the plan, but
l'uch 70 my surprise. he seemed
greatly pleased.
I'D like TO take Aunt Mary TO
The Foliies' he said with a laugh.
II would be such a good joke To
shock her" Then he added:
Don't you think You could go.
Nargie. we could get a box and you
could sit in the back Of it,"
This troughtiulness on Dicks
ART warmed my heart. as | an
swere1, NO. 6car would feel hap
pier al home. Later there will be
plenty IF lime for theatergoing for
you and me-"
Gee said p.ck over the phone,
II wish that litue chap would make
bis appearance I'm awful!y tired
of having to Latch ~ when | take
my amusements."
MI day long my heart sung as
thought Of what Dick told me.
and took myself TO task iJr ever
d0ubtiEg my dear husband He
loves me just the same as he al
ways did lie cannot help heing
rue 10 his somewhat thourhtless
self Unless Dick is greatly IN
terested or greatly moved. he
does the thing that is easiest and
rleasaniest 10 CO He will work
like a demon in his business, for
that means winning the game
and Dick as born gambler. He
viii stake Ills health. his pleas
ne. his money. or even mis- love
on q chance that at the moment
looks good 10 him sometimes
NCndcr how he is going 70 take
elres anC rospon Utilities of faith
or. Even after the little chap
axes his appearance" it will be
The Detroit times., 1915-06-02
CLINTON SCHOOL
Editorial stan-Chics, Martin GodoN-
BiLi assistant chief Louis LuxI n>-
socintes, Ioidir Lux. Abe Grubcr,
Mildred CpUinn.

Miss RradIoys room learned two
nice poems called The Bee and the
Flower" and The -Four Sunheams
Lillian Mooney came back TO sthool
AFR havinE the chickenpoN W" are
all glad To have her back again,
The children of the clinton scho"l
have written letters 90 Hiss cough
Ian principal OF the Myra Jones
school. thanking her for entertaining
them az the party.
Mr. Friedrich ono 90 the school as
sistant superintoudcuts. visited L9e
clinton school Tuesday. May p. ne
looked the school over ana went
away. -,
"Wednesday afternoon. May 20, Miss
Van WAGNER came 20 attend our jun
Tor civic league meefiuL she hr"u my
rs the buttons ana th" penuani She
gave the buttons 90 the children VINO
paid two cents FL ausc the ume
was up 'ust frw IN ldrcn had time
to re al their reports. Then We sang
tho lr1gue song 49,,
Tn following puUi's ~ tn" li-3 h,n
A. are gctt'og high marks IN spoil
ing Abe Gruh"r. Grldt" Luz 90
stark IenOrc Bvrr Frank Nr-Sa ma
Ieu,rc. CracchTolla Nargucrit Na' 90.
Anuia Goldberg, EebecC7 '"lds
Joe schwartz Iculne Nctalc Ian
cncc Wagner. MARY Lauia " men
Parlamrfuo. Louis Balogb and ~.
otter I.Btar
The Detroit times., 1915-06-02

river and lake excursions OF the pa.
troll include a trip 10 Cedar Point.
Wednesday. Aug. rs. and a moon.
light TO Sugar island, Wednesday
evening, Sept. l.
%
Mrs. l.. S. Trowbridge entertain
ed 20 guests at luncheon Monday,
in the Country club. in honor of
Miss Elizabeth Mercur, whose mar
Rage TO Frederick Alexander Balch,
Will be celebrated Saturday after
noon. June 3. Mrs Charles Gail will
give a dinner Tuesday evening for
Miss Mercur and Mr. Balch, who
will be the guests OF honor also at
dinner Wednesday evening, Of
which Mrs Charles b, Warren will
be the hostess.
The Detroit branch OF the Asso.
citation OF Collegiate Alumnae and
the Detroit center OF the Drama
league. will sponsor nm outdoor pro.
ductlon OF "A Midsummer Nights
Dream" by school pupils. at the
close OF school in June. the perform
ance TO be given on the grounds OF
the Stephens home. No. 1871 Wood
ward-ave. The bird masque "Sanc.
tuary" was given last June. under
similar auspices.
@
For the first time in Detroit an
amateur organization, the Detroit
operate Ensemble. will give n pro
The Detroit times., 1915-06-02
ALGER SCHOOL
editorial stsn-Chief. Edith Mans
bnchI associates. Ceeti ssiter. MAJ
Eu~rtte Kane. Katherine Living
srone. Glenn stock. Frederick >att-
i.y. r.ttop Copp. William NooVe.


i.y. Fulton Copp. William NooVe.
All OF the Authorizations 81 the city
viii give "A Mother Goose Pageant
June I'm Navin field.
Maurice iiescltine, a pupil OF room
\. was absent from school last week
because Of illness
Wednesday rooms a, n. and G sent
a beautiful boquet OF flowers 10 Miss
MCAdsms. who was III. She H. much
back nj school next week
The AlRor baseball team played the
Sill team, Tuesday. at 4 90 = m on
the Northwest grounds The Sill
team defeated the Aigers by score
OF IS TO 3.
Mr. Weary. an excellent elocutiou-
ist. visited the Alger school both
our part OF tho pageant 20 be held ~
central high school Thursday. June
THURSDAY afternoon. on the CLANCY
grounds, the Clancy girls newCombc
team beat the Algers by score ~
26 TO IS
sylvia wcismsn. pupil Of room A.
hAs not missed one word In spelling
this term
Friday afternoon the pupils OF
rooms + and q were given a ster"op-
tiron lesson on tho city of New York.
Eleven pupils OF room & have com
pietcd the forty eighth Courts arith-
m"tic test
Nine teachers OF the Alger school
went 10 the track meet at sugar
Island. Saturday
school are greatly interested In tho
track meet at Sugar Island and We
hore that our teams viii win all or
the prizes there.