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The Twin City star. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1910-19??, 1915-07-03

THE EPISCOPAL PICNIC.
The Mems Club of St. Phillips
Episcopal Church will give their An
nual Picnic at Spring Park on July
9th. Remember the date.-See Adv.
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Afro-American Womens Federated
Club Elect Officers.

Club Elect Officers.
The following officers were elected
at the annual convention held last
week in St. Paul:
Mrs. Matte R. Hicks, president;
Mrs. Mamie Donovan, 1st vice presi-
dent; Mrs. Lillian Newsom, End vice
president; Mrs. Hilda Kennedy, re-
cording secretary; Mrs. Stella Green,
asst. recording secretary; Mrs. Hester
Keeys, corresponding secretary; Mrs.
Dora Adams, treasurer; Mrs. Mary
Hatcher, state organizer; Mrs Birdie
High, historian; Mrs. Nellie Francis,
parlimentarian; Mrs. Martha Wilson,
chaplain; Mrs. Alice Smith, editor;
Mrs. Susie Evans, 1st asst. editor;
Mrs. Minnie Burwell, End asst edi-
tor.
The president made the following
, appointments of chairmen of the diff
ferent departments:
| Literature-Mrs. Laura I. Colby.
Arts and Crafts-Mrs. Bessie Mil
Ter.
MEMBERSHIPS. Mamie Bolden.
Reciprocity-Mrs. Elizabeth Ech-
OILS.
Junior-Mrs. Jennie Wilkerson.
Philanthropic-Mrs. Nora Coving-
ton.
Ways and Means-Mrs. Cynthia
Morgan.
Juvenile Court-Mrs. Ethel Max
we'll.
Civic-Mrs. Emma Hood.
Music-Mrs. E. E. Wells.
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THE FRANCE CAFE

Regular Dinner will be served daily
at The France Cafe, 800 Fifth Ave.
So. Minneapolis.
SPECIAL SUNDAY DINNER.
Mrs. J. M. Mask, Prop.
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DON'T FORGET MY

DON'T FORGET MY
LAST BALL of the SEASON
July 5th, Independence Festival
Everybody Welcome!
Everything is All Right
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Mrs. w. D. Carter, wife of Rev.
Carter of Seattle, is the guest of Mr..
and Mrs. Geo. Wills, of Iglehart St.
She is returning home from Washing
ton D. c. where she is teaching at the
National Training School for Girls.
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ST. JAMES A. M. e. CHURCH,
sIs 9Th Ave. So, Minneapolis.
Rev. e. r. Edwards, Pastor.
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STAR "ADS"-BRING RESULTS
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ORIGINAL. BAZAZAS
MID SUMMER CARNIVAL
and
M OWN Pict res

Pilgrim Baptist Church
Three Nights-July Is, IA and IS
New Acts and New Features
Each Night
A d m ssion Ten Cents
New-York tribune., 1915-02-21

Polo Tournament for the championship
Of New York City. Six teams have beer
entered, and on Monday evening the
home team will meet the Central Pars
Riding Academy team, and the BED
ford Club will play the Duriand s.
Thomas L. Leeming, president OF the
Riding and Driving Club, has given the
cup.
The wedding Of Miss Iva Lake. eld-
est daughter of Mrs. Louise Hansen
Lake and the late Harry Haywood
Lake, to Alfred Lsurens Brennan, jr?
eldest son Of Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred
Laurens Brennan, Of Az Third Street,
Brooklyn, took place Thursday evening
at 8 o'clock In St. James's Episcopal
Church, Lafayette avenue and ST.
James's Place. -.
The brides gown was OF white satin,
court train trimmed with Duchess lace
which had adorned her mothers we'd
ding gown, and thread lace from her
great wedding gown.
She wore a tulle veil caught with lilies
of-the-valley and carried shower bou-
ouet of hiies of-the-valley and white
New-York tribune., 1915-02-21
sOTTTHFRN RESORTS INVADED BY MIGHTY HOS

GRATIFYING sum was raised for the
church.
The Ormond baseball team played
Stetson University nine on the ormono
Reach diamond on Wednesday and de-
feated II, the score being TO l.
Mrs. Carroll, Of Louisville, enter;
.ained AZ auction bridge in the Ormond
grill room on Thursday afternoon for
Mrs. Lenox Sheafe Rose, OF New YORK
The prizes were very beautlfuI port
folios of pink brocsde, and were won
bv the following ladies': Mrs. Rose
Mrs. Harwood, Of Boston, and Miss NJ
A. Stout, of 0rmond.
About fifty ladies and gentlemen
vent over TO Ormond village In their
motors last night to attend the colored
minstrel show which was given IN tne
town hall. The affair was creditable
one, the singing and dancing being ex'
cellent.
Among other arrivals from New York
CITY may be mentioned Mrs. Cass Gil
bert and her little daughter Julia. Mrs
Gilbert's husband built the Woolwortn
Building, Of New York. Also from New
York came Mr. and Mrs. Charles r.
Oryis, Mrs. Virginia Anderson, Mrs. j.
NJ. Ha.nes, Miss NJ. G.. Haines and L.. I.
Haines.
New-York tribune., 1915-02-21

Aiken, S. c., Feb. 20.-The winter
colony is practically all here now, and
all the affairs which go to make up an
Aiken season are now under way. Teas
are being given every afternoon at the
Palmetto Golf Club and the New High
land Park Hotei, and three times a
week the cottage colony and visitors
at Willcox's and the New Highland
Park Hotel dance in the evening at the
new hotel. During the day there are
polo matches, golf and tennis tourna-
ments, dove drives, shoots at the Aiken
Gun Club, and picnics and other out
door diversions, for life at Aiken is all
out of doors from early in November,
when the cottagers begin to arrive, un-
til late in April, when the hotels close
and the winter homes here are boarded
up until another season.
The Saturday night dance at the New
Highland Park Hotel was preceded by
number Of dinner parties at Will
cox's, in the cottages and at the hotel.
Among those attending the dance were
George |. Scott, Mrs. J. Turner After
bury, Mr. and Mrs. w. Scott Cameron,
Mr.. and Mrs. Z. Hayward Ferry, Mr..
and Mrs. Montague Flagg, I'd, Mrs.
Francis Dana Winslow, Miss Margaret
Winslow, Mrs. Joel Ellis Fisher, Miss
Vieva Fisher, Mr.. and Mrs. C. Z. Rush
more, Mr.. and Mrs. George Bird, Oliver
Perrin, Mr.. and Mrs. j. II. Pardee, Mr.
and Mrs. Joshua Crane, Mr.. and Mrs.
C. w. McCutcheon, Miss McCutcheon,
DR.. and Mrs. Alexander NJ. Biddle, Miss
Christine Biddle, Mr.. and Mrs. Josiah
C. Thaw, George Singer and number
of others.
The shoots at the Aiken Gun Club
for March promise to be as close and
interesting as those of February. Roy
A. Rainey, who came here in the private
car New York, carried off the February
annual championship shoot cup with
score of AZ out of so. with C. w. Trek
ler and George Thompson tied for sec
ond place, with scores of AS out of so.
Eben NJ. Byers, who carried off the
honors of the first days shoot, went
away of his form the second day and
came out fourth, with Ernest A. Thom-
son capturing the cup and c. Oliver
Iselin and oliver Perrin getting second
and third prizes. J. Fritz Byers, Wiil-
lam Hess, C. II. Trexler, T. Jefferson
Coolidge, Sd, and others were among
New-York tribune., 1915-02-21
MARDI GRAS BALL ENJOYED BY
JEWELLERS AT HOT SPRINGS

teri, Miss Beatrice Taylor, Mrs.
Thomas Smell, Mrs. NJ. NJ. Hood, Mrs.
G. w. Mcdonald, Mrs. Charles Walk
er, Miss Maude Erwin, Mrs. S. n. Pol
lock. Mrs. Al II Block, Mrs. J. f.
Harles, Mrs. Minnie Mellsrd Staple
ton. Mrs. Elizabeth Fuller, Mrs. A. G.
Nicoll, Miss Ada Schinich, Mrs. Efie
X. McIntire, Mrs. NJ. Kingsland and
Miss Elizabeth Mills, of New York
City; Mrs. Louis o. Crane, Miss Pape
and Mrs. p J. Bonner, of Boston (;
Mrs. W. A. Watson and Mrs. r. Bau-
mael, of Rochester, n. Y; Mrs. George
Z. Gale, of Boston; Mrs. W. II. Roth,
Of Philadelphia; Mrs. John Stormont,
Mrs. Joseph Kilgour and Miss Irene
Dyer. Of Toronto; Mrs. Charles +.
Force, of Greenwich, Conn; Mrs. s.
May and Miss Sadie Midelburg. of
Charleston, ". Va; Mrs. Alexander
Downey, Mrs. George o. Rodgers, Mrs.
Philo S. Perkins and Mrs. II. A. Rice,
of Providence; Mrs. ]. L. Phillips, OF
Washington; Miss Gertrude Stumpf, OF
Richmond, Va; Mrs. c. P. Case, Miss
Case and Miss McCombs, Of Brooklyn;
Mrs. G. II. Van Dyke, of Montreal (;
Miss Anna Robb, Of Lowell, Mass;
Mrs. Hugh Grant, of Ottawa, and Mrs.
W. A. Laxton, Of Toronto.
The weather was ideally perfect all
week, and the golfers had n glorious
inning on the Country Club links.
Play commenced Friday in the annual
Wsshington's Birthday tournament.
The finals are set for Monday. Among
the new golfers in the Spa are Mrs.
New-York tribune., 1915-02-21

Hot Springs, Ark, Feb. 20.-This is
the prettiest time of the whole year
in the Arkansas Hot Springs, and the
quaint little resort town is fairly alive
with tourists from the big Eastern
and Northern cities. Dozens of New
Workers reached the Arlington and
Eastman hotels during the week home
ward bound from Madri Gras in New
Orleans. Sport lovers among the num-
Der are remaining in the Spa, as il is
generally thought that 0aklawn, Hot
Springs's 100000 race course. will be
the scene of a thirty days spring meet
ing, commencing on st. Patrick's Day.
The weeks big social feature was
the Arlin., tons annual Mardi Gras
ball. II took place Tuesday night, and
proved TO he the seasons gayest hit.
The decorations and favors were su-
attendance and, following the ball, the
hotels gay grill room was the scene
of a lot of sparkling parties. The
management was forced to clear the
spacious rotunda and have II serve as
run-over TO the ballroom. The en-
tire ground floor of the palatiel hos
telry was bedecked in gay holiday at
tire, and the Mardi Gras ball Just
about established o new brilliancy
record for the Arkansas Hot Springs.
Included among the many handsome
ly gowned women observed on the
floor were Mrs. John J, McCullum, Mrs.
Albert Fink (Mrs. Fitk is Helen Col
lier, the comedian Willie Golfers sis
New-York tribune., 1915-02-21
AUGUSTA
Partridge Inn Having Greatest
Season in It's History.

Augusta, Ca, Feb. 20.-During the
last five years that Partridge Inn has
been in existence as a hotel there has
never been a winter to equal the num-
Der of visitors or to surpass in gayety
the present season. Not day goes by
that guests do not come in from all
parts of the country. The fame Of this
hotel has spread throughout the coun-
try, and this popular hosiery is known
in Canada as well as 1t is in Texas, for
the name Partridge Inn is synonymous
with comfort and good times.
Hundreds Of dancers participated in
the brilliant ball held a few nights ago
at the inn, the affair being given for
the benefit of the Boys Home, this be-
ing the second dance held here this
winter for this charity. The dancing
of Miss Rosa Coates and her partner,
Roy d. Whitman, was the event of the
evening, and was watched with the
greatest pleasure by all of those pres
ent.
The the dansants were inaugurated
this season at the inn, the first start
New-York tribune., 1915-02-21
POLY PREP BOXES SOLD
Academy Play Ready for Pres,
entation Saturday.

DR.. Francis R. Lane, principal of the
Polytechnic Preparatory School, VIII
occupy the box of honor at THE Blue
Butterfly" which will be given by the
Alumni Association on Saturday after
noon and evening in the Opera House
of the Academy Of Music. The other
boxes have been taken by Alexander NJ.
White, A. A. Leverich, Clarence II. Rob-
bins, Thomas Wentz Balfe, +. w. Du-
Bois, Frederick B. Fiske and the Sigma
Psi fraternity.
The public sale of seats began Thurs
day at the Academy box Office, and
while the best seats have been already
taken by friends Of the alumni there
are yet many good ones to be had, par
ticularly for the matinee performance.
As usual. in the afternoon the gallery
will be given over to the children from
the different charitable institutions.
For the past fortnight every man has
been in his final place and all the CO.'S
tunes are now ready. In one scene the
show girls will be in the orchid com
bnation of pink and lavender and the
pony ballet will appear in graduated
shades Of green and blue, running
from John Babcock, in light green, on
one end, to Eric Wald, in violet, on the
other.
The show girls are to be A. L. Am
norman, Lloyd II. Dalzell, c. b. Fisher,
Bayard Hopkins, X. S. lnslee, William
w. Kouvenhoven, Reginald McGarry
and Jerry V. Messerole. Their escorts,
in cutaway coats and silk hats, are to
be Stephen Van Cullen Hopkins, F. Row
land Jones, John d. Prince, Herbert r.
Marsh. II. S. Rickerson, Walter F..
Schultze and F. II. Werlemann and
Henri Werlemann.
The personnel of the opening chorus,
in addition to those already named,
will include: Grisettes-Morton Du
Bois, c. A. Hipkins. II. P. Ready, G: i.
Mendes, r. p. MacFarlane, II. J. Welsh,
/ Mr.. Seaton and Mr.. Wood; artists
Schuyler J. Bergen, Newton j. Chase,
William S. Child, +. A. Fleischman, j.
B. Smith, Richard Smythe. NJ. A. Sum
ner and Alexander p. Thompson; wait
ers-C. G. Friedman II. A. Cook,
Alexander B. Morris. Frank Mulvihill,
! Kenneth Wilson and Mr.. Ferreichs.
New-York tribune., 1915-02-21
STATEN ISLAND
SOCIAL NOTES
Monday Bridge Club Meets at
Home of Mrs. William
BRYAN, of Livingston.

The Monday Bridge Club met this
week at the residence of Mrs. William
Bryan, of Bard Avenue, Livingston.
Among those present were Mrs. Henry
Boody, Mrs. Harry Dumbell, Mrs. F.
Beverley Eyre, Mrs. Edmund Judson,
Mrs. Edwin O'Beyan, Miss Rawson, Mrs.
David Delehanty, Mrs. Henry Fsirchild,
Mrs. Arthur Sherwood, Mrs. Frederick
Baldwin, Mrs. Henry Wallace, Mrs.
Henry Knowlton, Mrs. Thomas Patter-
son, Mrs. William De Bost, Mrs. Thorn
as Rianhard, Mrs. Edward Bronson
King, Miss Sparks, Mrs. Albert White
and Miss Laura Johnson.
Mrs. Theodore Axholm, of st. Aus
tins Place, Livingston, gave a tea on
Monday afternoon in honor of Mrs.
William Sweet, jr., of Bement Avenue.
She was assisted by Mrs. Mead Stone,
Mrs. Harry Brownell, Mrs. william
Wemple, Mrs. Harry Cozzens, Mrs. Ed
ward Gould, Mrs. William Richardson
and Mrs. Henry Rianhard.
clever little two-act comedy was
given at st. Johns parish house, in
Clifton, on Tuesday evening by the
junior auxiliary of that church, and
met with great approval from the au-
dience, as it was q splendid bit of act
New-York tribune., 1915-02-21
ORMOND BEACH
A Valentine Benefit Sale Is
Given at Ormond Hotel.

A Valentine sale for the benefit OF
81. James's Episcopal Church at Or
mond Beach, Fla, was held at the Or
mond Hotel his week, and the ladies
OF the hotel, wearing their prettiest
gowns and hats, officiated at the differ.
ent tables. Mrs. J. Blake White, Of
New York, had charge Of the tea and
coffee table, and was assisted by Miss
Lindsay, of Rochester, N. Y; Miss
Preston, of Princeton, N. j., and several
others. The fancy work table was
under the direction Of Mrs. Palmer, of
New York, and Mrs. Halsey, of Oyster
Bay. Several ladies served at the candy
table, which was very well patronized.
The orchestra played several selec-
tions from the light operas, and a very
New-York tribune., 1915-02-21
PALM BEACH ANTICIPATES THE
WASlINGTONS BIRTHDAY BALL

Among the society people just ar
rived are Mr.. and Mrs. Henry NJ. Til
ford. They shared private car with
Mr.. and Mrs. David Wagstaff, and had
gay time all along the route. Miss
Annette Tilford, Miss Peltzer, who is
visiting her, and Master David Wag
staff, jr., made up the rest of the com
pany. Mr.. and Mrs. A. ID. Juilliard came
on the same train, as did also Harry
s. Black, who was in his private car
Bright Star, but he continued TO
Miami, where his old friend, Barclay
Henry, joined him with his yacht. They
are off TO the Keys for a fortnight, but
will stop at Palm Beach on the way
back. Mrs. Hugh J. Chisholm is back,
in company with MIR. and Mrs. Hugh j.
Chisholm, jr., and Mrs. w. S. Stafford,
after an absence OF several seasons,
is back with her son and daughter-in-
law, Mr.. and Mrs. w. II. Stafford. Mr..
and Mrs. Tyler Morse are here. and
although they have cottage" are
figuring a good deal in life at the
restaurants and on the beach. Mr.. and
Mrs. Sherwood Aldrich have been up
for several days from their winter
home on the Indian River. Just when
the season was at its height Jason
waters surprised everybody Dy gong
back hurriedly 20 New York. He had
planned otherwise, but at the last mo-
ment left Mrs. Warren and their
daughter, Miss Ruth Waters, who has
been having lively season, to remain
another fortnight.
Mrs. Harry Darlington came early in
the week, soon enough to receive on
time a number Of Valentine Day pres
ents that had preceded her. Colonel
and Mrs. James NJ. Schoonmsker cot in
in their private car with Mrs. w. 5.
Johnson. Alexander Revell was joined
by his wife after fortnight's atten-
ton 10 golf, and has now turned to the
subject Of society. Mrs. II. T. Brown,
Of New York, is chaperoning trio
Of pretty girls. being her daugh-
ter. Miss Gwendolyn Brown; Miss
Katherine Pluver and Miss Helen
New-York tribune., 1915-02-21

Palm Beach, Fla, Feb. 2o.-The
Washington Birthday bah at the Royal
PoinciAna, looked forward TO by tour
;sts as the great event Of the winter
for them in the South, is the loadstone
which has been drawing 20 Palm Beach
for the last five or six days many hun
dreds Of people who come only for the
fortnight taking in the holiday. The
result is that the resort Is full, but
New York society regards this date as
only the beginning Of the gay season
here. Palm Beach these days is great
rlace for social study. Every type ana
condition of men, barring that OF pow
erty. is represented. The society ma
irons who have been conducting social
warfare in New York for decade, the
lucky little debutsntes OF the same city,
which in these days means also the
most influential Of a dozen other
Northern cities, since they all 90 there
20 come out; the women who have been
brought down because they have the
ordinary society women beaten dozen
different ways for looks, and the en-
inently respectable looking mothers
and theH hhy Dul pitt6g hhNi0 Ne esb"
ters from the smaller towns come here
for q social experience, mostly limited
TO what they can see-sli these KINDS
OF women are here, together with the
various assortments Of men who nat
urally 20 with them.
The ball Monday night will be the
big fete is usually is. IL costs the
hotel $4,000 every year The decors-
tors make a foral fairyland of dane
ing hall 200 by 400 feet. There is a
supper at 2 o'clock, and dancing all
night Most people begin The celebrs-
ton with champagne dinners at the
ysricus restaurants, and, altogether.
they have much th1 same kind Of a
.time they do in J sw York on New
Years Eve, only h1re the celebration
is on larger scale.
New-York tribune., 1915-02-21
PINEHURST
Miss Kitty Cheatham Give,
Recital at Country Club

Pinehurst, n. c., Feb. 20.,-The v..,
has been one Of many affairs, with n
terest centred in Monday afternoon,
Country Club recital by Miu git.,
Cheatham. The representative ii,. a,
subscribers includes Mr. and Mrs
Pushee, Judge and Mrs. R. J. Wal,A
Mr.. and Mrs. Irving S. Robson, Mr.. rs
Mrs. Leonard Tufts, Mr.. and Mra Henri
S. Houston, Mr.. and Mrs. Georrs p
Blake, Mr.. and Mrs. F. T. Ellison, N,
and Mrs. C. II. Hanna, Mr.. snd Mn
George J. jerks, Mr.. and Mra william
L. Hurd, Mr.. and Mrs. Parker v. Witt.
temore, Colonel and Mrs. R. A. sxis,rt
Mr.. and Mrs. T. l.. Redfeld, Mr. and
Mrs. r. W. Page, Mr.. and Mrs 2. v,
Pumpelly, Mr.. and Mrs. 7. B. Boyd, Mr.
John Y. Boyd and the Misses Boyd, Mr.
Guy Metcalf, Mrs. Benjamin 2. Butte,
Mrs. U. L. Spence, Mrs. Harry Kirtovr
Mrs. Emma J. Sinclair, Mrs. MAJ
Cadwalader, Mrs. W. F. Mack, Dr.. 81
Mrs. John Warren Achorn, Mrs. Dsir
Porter, Mrs. w. x. Porter, Fredsrs
Bruce and Miss Mary Bruce. Tea 70,
lowed the concert.
Mrs. Arthur Simon Neweomb. Il
Biddeford Pool, and Miss B. V. Farrirg.
ton, of West Newton, entertained Mr.
A. C. Wilcox, of Philadelphia, at .
Country Club bridge-tea, and ]. r
Clapp, of Washington, gave Gun Clra
supper for the younger set, the Sstur
day afternoon Country Club danssn.
claiming the attention Of the entir.
colony.
For the coming week hunt ball il
planned at the Carolina on Moaisy
evening. The list of arrivals Is ger.
erous one, including many who rsrsin
through April-Mr. and Mrs. Townsend
Horner, Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Prssbny
and Miss Presbrey, Mr.. and Mr Enss,
Elmo Calkins, Mr.. and Mrs. J. Z Par
son, Mr.. and Mrs. Walter R. Marvin,
Mr.. and Mrs. J. c. Mckay, Mr. and Mrs.
Z. NJ. Cutler, Nr. and Mrs. s. B. Chspin,
Mr.. and Mrs. A. Walker Otis, w. and
Mrs. T. Bache Bleecker, MI. and MrS
F. B. Folsom, Mrs. Warren Thorpe, Mrs
E. P. Williams, Mrs. c. K. Bates, Mrs.
Solon ]. Salisbury, Mrs. T. NJ. Lockwood
Miss Lockwood and Frederick R. Loek
wood, all Of New York.
New-York tribune., 1915-02-21
AlKENS WINTER SOJOURNERS
ENJOY MANIFOLD DIVERSIONS

those who attended the daily shoots
lasting throughout the week at the gun
club.
William Payne Thompson, Clarence
W. Dolan and Alexander Brown have
returned from q shooting trip to Balm
bridge, Ga.
Mrs. French Vanderbilt has arrived
to visit Miss NJ. S. Ames at her cottage
The Duchess Of Manchester will ar
rive tomorrow to visit the Duchess de
Chaulnes, Mrs. Theodore P. Shonts and
Miss Marguerite Shonts at their cot
tage.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sumner Gerard, Robert
Cutler and H. Gray are visiting Mr.. and
Mrs. Joseph Sampson Stevens at their
cottage.
New-York tribune., 1915-02-21

ing last week, under the di,s...
Miss Coates, assisted By Mr.. WSis. y
Much interest has been tsk.,,
golfers sojourning at this ho,si y,
mems golf tournament for n. q.
pionship Of Partridge Inn, whirh ..as- ..
ed Monday afternoon. II wa, r' sar'
cap match play, all matches beirs, ,.acl' .i11
teen holes, and the play was oys, ''si' 4
lake course Of the Augusta cs. Go ns
Club. The finals will be played ~ ~ ~
later than February rs. A bss,,,,o, 20,
silver cup has been put up by ~ :. u
sgement Of the inn FOR the .inns, a
Mr.. and Mrs. W. c. Hynsrd a,
York, are among the recent arrv,,.
Both Mr.. and Mrs. Hynsrd Az. ~ ~
thusiastic golfers, and Mrs. HUa,a - =.
won several cups in contest over 49, 49,
Englewood and Mshopac Country c,.,
courses. She Is also on the ina
committee Of the Baptist Home 70, ~
Aged, to which charity John % pa.L1
feller has offered $4,000, provided ,s.
home will raise sl50,00O. ~
New-York tribune., 1915-02-21

ing. The following were In the cast;
The Misses Ethel Keyes, Mildred Met
calf, Edith Fair, Marcells Dreytuis'
Elizabeth Weite, Gertrude Edwards,
Gladys Fair, Gertrude Hashagen,
Marion Murray and Theresa Keaner.
Following the play, Miss Florence
Hilderbrandt did an intricate Sicilian
New-York tribune., 1915-02-21
Tourists ThrOnging
Into Land of Winter
Sunshine and
Warmth.

Howard Starr Humphrey, Of New Brit
ain, Conn; A. G. Fisk, of Boston; W
4. Waddington, of Memphis; Edward
Lennox, of Oak Park, H.; c. X
Naylor, s. l.. Walker, G. L. Walker
II. G. Elfborg, +. D. Montgomery. Mr
and Mrs. Daniel NJ. Healy and Miss
ann Dooley, of Chicago; W. G. strick-