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PROPERTY TAX
TO Fight WHITE
PLAGUE IS URGED

Recommendation z that a special
property instead Of a special poll tax
be imposed to raise funds for combat
ing tuberculosis was embodied, in a
resolution passed by ! the executive
committee of the civic federation at
a meeting yesterday. The resolution
is as follows: ..,4t.4.s,.z
whereas, In tie governors message
to the legislatures fof9I5, it is stated
that the number OF deaths from tuber-
culosis In the Territory ID the year
18Th was 3S7s' an increase OF nearly
80 per cent over the year before; also
that there are Id the Territory at
present upwards of TT known cases
or this dread disease:
Resolved. That the executive COM
mittee of the Civic Federation strong.
" favors. the levying of tax suffi-
GENTLY large, not only to give proper
hospital treatment to all cases in their
earlier stages, but to combat success
fully the disease throughout the Terri
tory with a view to Graduating it as
far as possible;
Resolved, That this committee ap-
proves of the plans of the report OF
the tuberculosis Commission, in its
late report to the governor, as to the
methods suggested therein for the
control and eradication of the disease,
but believes the method therein sug-
gested for raising the revenue for
such purpose will prove inadequate
and insufficient in amount, and that
a direct tax on property, or an in
crease in the rate of the tax on in
comes, would not be opposed by the
taxpayers Of the Territory;
Resolved That this committee is of
the opinion that the segregation, cure
and prevention OF this disease is one
Ct the most important matters before
the legislature, and we urge its care
full consideration by such body before
its adjournment.
Irwin Site Approved.
Resolved by the executive commit.
tee Of the Civic Federation of Homo,
lulu that as between the two sites now
proposed fer the new federal building
the Irwin site is greatly preferable, in
that it carries out the plan proposed
by haries Milford Robinson in his
report on the subject made under the
auspices of the Federation in 1906,
and that a handsome building on that
site would add materially to the civic
center OF the city. II
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NOTICE OF COMMITTEE MEETING.

Notice Is hereby given that public
meeting viii be held by the Committee
on Municipal. County and Civil Service
OF the House Of Representatives OF
the Territory of Hawaii in the hall of
the said House Of Representatives at
the Capitol building at Honolulu, at
80 o'clock p. IA, Of Monday. the 18th
day Of March. 1916, for the considera.
tion of the following bills:
House siIl No. 15f.
An Act to provide for q general sys-
tenn based upon investigation as to
merit, efficiency and fitness for ap.
p0intment to and holding during good
behavior OF office and employment I'M
der territory and its subdivisions au.
thority and Ia that behalf create ter
ritory civil service commission to pre-
scribe its powers and duties, to make
the wilful violation OF the provisions
ol this Act a misdemeanOr, to repeal
all acts and parts of acts inconsistent
herewith in so far as they may be in
consistent with the provisions of this
Act, and to. make an appropriation
therefor.
House Sill No. 2l1.
An Act to place all engineers and
hrenen Of the Water Works Depart
inent FOR the City and County OF Homo
lulli under the Honolulu Civil Service
Commission.
House Bill No. 212.
An Act to amend Act ST Of the SEES.
son Laws Of 1913, relating 70 civil
Service Of the Police and Fire Depart.
melats of the City and County OF Hos
nolulu.
The assistance Of the public at this
meeting is earnestly invited.
EUGENE X. AIU,
Chairman.
6122 Mar, 26. 81, 30.
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r. CHILD Is CROSS.
..4 FEVERlSH AND SICK
Look Mother! If tongue Is coated,
cleanse little bowels with "Cali.
- fOfnia SyruD OF Figs.

Look Mother! III tongue Is coated,
1 cleanse little bowels with "Cali.
f0fnia Syrup Of Figs.
Children love this fruit laxative, !.
and nothing else cleanses the ten.
der stomach, liver and bowes SO nice
ly. .,s..s. r.. !. as
"A child simply will not stop playing
to empty the bowels, and the result
is, they become tightly clogged with
waste, liver gets sluggish, stomach
sours, then your little one becomes
cross. haf-sick, feverish, don't eat,
sIeep or act naturally, breath is bad,
system full of cold, has sore throat
stomach-ache or diarrhoea seI.isten,
Mother! See If tongue is coated, then
give a teaspoonful of California Syr-
up Of Figs" and in few hours all
the constipated waste, sour bile and
undigested food passes out OF the sys-
tenn, and you have a well, playful child
again. a.. ~ ! ......... ~..r. IT.:
1 Millions Of mothers give California
Syrup of Figs" because it Is perfectly
harmless; children love it, and it nev-
er fails to act on the stomach, liver
and bowels. ~ se-... -. n
Ask your druggist for 50-cent bot.
tie of California Syrup of Figs"
which has full directions for babies,
children of all ages, and for grown-ups,
plainly printed on the bottle. Beware
of coHnterfeits sold here Get the
genuine. made by California Fig Syr
up Company" Refuse any other kind
with observation-disclosures.
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Giaa Mar. ae. Apr. :, ., aE 81 "a
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IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE
First Circuit. Territory OF Hawaii
At Chambers No. ,522a.
1uIlhermina Monfz Jacintho. libel.
ant VS.. Francisco Jaciptho, libelee
divorce.
NOTICE OF TENDENCY OF SUIT.
The Territory OF Hawaii to Francis.
co Jatintiio, greeting:
You are hereby notified that the
above entitled cause is now pending
before the circuit Court above named.
wherein the said Guilhermina Moniz
Jacintho prays for an absolute divorces
from you upon the ground OF nonsup-
port. and FOR the custody and control
81 the minor children, issue OF said
narfiage, and that said cause has
been set down for trial before the
Hon. VIM. I. Whitney, second judge
q said court, at his court room in the
judiciary building in Honolulu, Terri.
tory of Hawaii. on the 18th day Of
June, 1915. at 3 o'clock a. m. or as
soon thereafter as the business Of
said court will permit.
BY order OF the court.
JOHN MARCALIdNG,
Clerk.
Cts Mar 70 Apr :. ., aa., e. "a.
! =
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WASHINGTON. ID. C.. March IL
All signs here nov point TO a serious
attempt next winter to enforce prOhi
bitien in the territories OF the United
States.
The cry OF down with ram" is 10
IoAgeT a joke. Indications point 10 a
legisiat We period next winter when
the matter must be sQuarcly met and
cannot be eFaded. More thaa a posi-
biIity is In sight that everything from
champagne 10 'DaEo red" will be ban
ished from the Mid-Pacific Territory.
This could not he made effective much
under two years, but progress is be ng
made in tEat direction. 1t is a prob
lem that requires reasoning and reck-
0ning. b. H.: .z... -es.. ...-
Immediately following the adjourn
nscBt OF Congress senator Sheppard
OF Texas began an active campaign te
obtain prohibition at the next session
for the District OF Columbia, in which
the Capital City is located. He made
an announcement that this work would
be pushed day and night until accomp'
Hshed. He found suitable text for
his activity In the alleged scandals at
tending the operation of the new eX-
else board, under which the number
Of saloons here was reduced to an
even 300. The ensuing dissatisfaction,
be commended, showed the need for
straight-out prohibition. He started
10 get it. There is strong sentiment
in favor of this propaganda, 1t Is
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THREE INDICTED ON
SERIOUS CHARGES

Saigi Shiigi, accused of attempting
&c kin Superintendent II. W Knueg'E
Japanese house servant. and Chung
,Hoon and Lie Chew. Chinese, accused
OF first degree burglary. were indicted
by the territorial grand jury gester.
day afternoon. Shiigi is held cn n
CHARGE RI Assault with intent tn XII
= he thrnc yer 10 &c arraigned beer ,
judge asffcrii at O'Clock this aste..-
nocn. a"# 5a#."
II is thought the inGuisitors arc still
probing the charges aga nst Represen
tatiye David NJ. RHpihca W. r. Raw.
Inns, Chairman OF The house ildiciary
committee, which investigated the XII
pihea charges. was called before the
grand jury yesterday. The committee
Is expected to make a report TO the.
house next week. 1t is said the rr-
port while censuring Kupihea. VIII
cxonerate him from serious blame.
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congress WILL BE ASKED IOPuT
BAN ON BOOZE IN TERRITORIES
Prospects More Than Good That Serious Consideration Win
Be Given Senator Sheppard's PIan-AIaska and Hawaii
Are TO Be Included
BY c. S. ALBERT.

Especial star BuIlcHa Correspondence
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6122 Mar, IS. q. %.
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E CHAN & co,
COR. KING AND BETHEL SITS.

Dry Goods and Furnishing Good" will be marked
YOU of ito be ,uingtI
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NEW TO-DAY
NOTICE.

Notice Is hereby given that draft
No. $50. dated at Kealakekua, Hawaii,
July !. 1914, In favor OF Y. Nishimura.
for slice and dfarn By the Capt Cocl;
Coffee Co, Ltd. on Hind, Rolph &
Co, Honolulu, has been lost and pay
nent stopped. all parties being hereby.
warned against negotiating the same.
Honolulu. March Is. 1915.
6122-3t
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MEETING NOTICE.
Union Eeed cempany, Ia.

The adjourned quarterly and annual
meetings OF the stockholders Of the
Union Feed Company. Ltd, will be
held at the office Of the company in.
this city on Wednesday, March 81,
1916, at 10 o'clock q, m. 8.
G. j. FALK,
Secretary. Union Feed Co., Ltd.
6122Mar rs, 81. 20.
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+ Grace Tucker Of Webb City. Mo.
aged Is, was divorced and married
again within "a hours She is now
AIRS Willie Chadwick
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-03-26

Brand Vessels. a member of the
South African legislature. was commit.
ted for trial In Bloonafontein on a
charge Of high treason.
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believed that sufficient votes CaA hr'
secured for this action If b II 0f thG
kind can he brought - final test
Fer many months fierce fight has
been waecd to eliminate rum from tHp
Territory o. laska 1t is declared
that the RltiNeS are being ruined and
killed. IhTG3gh its use. II prOhiD ton
goes through for the District OF Co
luz bia It is a certainty that Ala ska
will be Included
BY the same token All amendment
will be added carrying Hawaii along
with the other 50 ctiCns e1 the country
cAclus Nciy under tho crntrn! OF Cong
Tess. Senator GrCnna is Watching and
waiting fer this opportunity. he is
doing all possible to assist Senator
Sheppard in his warfare and will
bring in the feature covering .HaWa;,
when the crucia! period is reached.
One fact stands OIt-tlat is, Hawaii
is nearer prohibition now than ever
legislation.
Mrs. Richard Wainwright, wife OF
Wainwright of the Unit
ed States navy, is the latest addition
to the advisory council of the Con-
gressional Union for Woman Suffrage.
Mrs. Wainwright, who has been one
of the steadfast members of the union !
since its founding, writes: II think |
You are doing a great work, and if
can help will be glad
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COSTUME DANCE
AT SOUTHAMPTON
MIR. and Mrs. w. Scott Cam.
erOn Entertain at Their
Summer Home.
BONFIRE ON THE BEACH

SOUTHAMPTON, N. r.. July ia
dance was given tonight by Mr.. and
Mrs. w. Scott Cameron at the Moorinss.
their summer home overlooking the
ocean. Dancing began at 10 80 o'clock.
All the members Of the party were
dressed in fancy costumes.
The dancing was In tho large hall
and the porches overlooking the ocean
were screened In with greens and
Illuminated by varieolored electric lights
aud japanese lanterns. Later In the
evening n huge bonfire was built on
the beach IN front OF the Cameron
cottage. where the members of the party
gathered.
Among the gueets present were Mrs.
August Belmont, Jr., Mrs. Franklin Pei.
ton, Miss Frances Brecse, McKeech Mil
Ter. Reginald Brooks. sherman Day,
Miss Mary Wiborg. Miss Eleanor Law.
renee. Mr.. and Mrs. ]. Searie Bar.
clay. Mr.. and Mrs. Legrand Griswold.
Mr.. and Mrs. Goodhue Livingston. Mr..
and Mrs. T. NJ. Carnegie. Mr.. and Mre.
]. c. Thaw, Mr.. and Mrs. Henry n.
Rogers. Mr.. and Mrs. =. Il. Thomp.
son. Mr.. and Mrs. Harry w. Sage. MIR.
and Mrs. J. r. Dilworth. Mr.. and Mrs.
Fred Humphreys, Miss Beatrice Claim.
Miss Marie Whitney. Miss Mercedes dc
Costa, Miss Elisabeth Horn. Miss NJ.
Rice. Mr.. and Mrs. II. T. Robbins, MIR.
and Mrs. Lyttleton Fox. Mr.. and Mrs.
j. +. Lee. Mr.. and Mrs. Dupont Irving
and Mr.. and Mrs. W. DE Lancey
Kountze.
Several dinners were given preceding
the dance. Among those entertaining
were Mrs. Henry II. Rogers. Mrs. Joseph
X. Dilworth, Mrs. Harry w. Sage and
Mrs. Franklin Pelton.
Miss Edith Mortimer liz the guest Of
Mrs. sydney =. Brecse. and Miss Olga
Wiborg of Easthampton has been SPEND
ing several days with Mrs. Breese at
me nome OF Mrs. Breese's mother. Mrs.
Alexander l.. Morton.
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"TOTO" SOLDERING UP
IN POLICE CUSTODY
Educated Ape Recovering
From Night on Broadway
Alleged AbductOr on Bail.

Toto. the rare Malayan ape who
disappeared after a gay evening spent
In Broadway cafes with Frederick II.
Eeles OF 230 West T~hirty-ninth street
and two sailors celebrating shore leave.
has been found and is now in police GUS
tody. His mistress. Lady Grace T.. Me-
Kenzie. the modern Diana, hopes to OBJ
tain "a court order returning her almost
human" pet. Eeles. who was her secre-
tary, and later manager of the Aims At
the Lyceum Theatre for Lady Mcken-
zie. was rele ased under $1,000 bail by
Magistrate cobb OF the Jefferson Mar
ket court.
The story told by Eeles was that he
took the ape from Lady Mckerzie's Of
Ace in the Gambler Building with her per-
mission Wednesday afternoon to show
IL to some OF his friends. Eeles said he
decided to hold the ape as a hostage un-
I'll he was paid $3.50 he claims IL owed
him, Eeles omitted all the details Of
the evening in the cafes, where the in
toxicated ape was the chic! source or
amusement. He left the ape. he said.
with a friend. who IL the manager OF a
moving picture show at l35th street and
Broadway.
Lady Mckenzie. who has looked lions
and tigers in the face without batting ar
eve. trembled when she appeared before
Magistrate Cobb In court as A witness
She said II was her first time In. a court
room. She did not know that II WAS
only Magistrate Cobb's second day on
the bench.
Lady Mckenzie says that Toto was
the gift of a Captain Hay of a Scotch
regiment formerly posted in India. The
ape. she says, was captured in the In
terror of the Malayan peninsula. II has
been in her possession for six months
ana she has become very fond of II. DIR.
Hornaday, Of the Bronx Zoo. and others
nave been unable to classify the ape.
Tho detective who first saw the
drunken ape in a Broadway cafe In the
arms OF Eeles Immediately went out
side for a breath of fresh air, as he
said he believed for the m that
he was seeing things"
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TOURISTS BY AUTOMOBILE.

NANCHPsrER. Vt. July i6-Arrivals
by automobile at the Equinox House in
clude T. u. Bronham. n :, Aver. New
York II. Il. HotalinG, Albany U.ozier) /:
T.. 4. Winslow and family. New York
tPackardp Mr.. and Mrs. II. G.. Eak kin,
New York ,Ford) Mr.. and Mrs. Duane
Wyman. Mr.. and Mrs, Edward Case,
Buffalo ~,Chandlor) Mr.. and Mrs. will
lam Y. pitken, Hartford Mr.. and Mrs,
T. n. Srhchle, Toledo pierce) Miss
g. Gaddis. Miss l.. Schroeder. Miss j.
Hammer, Miss +. II, Steinert, T.. II.
Rlodd. New York tCadillac) Il. n.
Myers, Miss Myers, New York lNa-
tional),
WATERBURY, July l6.-Motor arriva II
from New York n vicinity at the Hotel
Elton on the Ideal Tour We're Julian El-
tingc ~NpathRndcr) Robert +. Wagner,
Warren c, Field, Norman +, Rehr
,Chalmcrs) Mr.. and Mrs. n. q. Car
man, Brooklyn tCadylhc) Mr.. and
Mrs. r. II. Lewis. Mrs. j. r. Raymond,
I.archmont tE. NJ, ~ MIR. ana Mrs.
Samuel Comfy, Mrs. +. II. Naples. James
C.. Naples, Port Chester tRuick) Mrs
g, :. Faulkner. Mrs. A. +. Cross. Miss
Florence Cross, Mrs. L.. j. Michling,
Rye OChalmers).
LEMON, July l6,-Motor arrivals at
the Hotel Aspinwall to-day included
T.. n. Bronham, II, =, Aver. New York (;
II. r. Hotaling. Albany GLozier) Mr.,
and Mrs. +. A. Lewis, Mrs. j. T.. Ray
mond. LRrchmont tPierce-Arrow) Mr..
and Mrs. II, VI. Brewford, Louisville ;
Miss Harper, Memphis OPackard) MIR.
and Mis-, Frank G. Swan. Miss Helen
swan, Miss Dorothy Belts, Brooklyn
'Cadilac) Mr., and Mrs, f.. NJ. will
Jams, Miss Parsons, Miss Williams,
Cleveland lStearns) George W. Watts,
Mra. John ;, nm and two children,
Miss Bessie Fritz, purham lPicrce-
Arrow Mr.. and Mrs, l.. A.. Ebllng,
BronXville; Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Eb-
ling, New York OLocomobile).
CooPERsTowN, July ls-Auto arrivals
AZ the o-tr-se-ga Hotel to-day were
Mr.. and Mrs, j, II, Sweet. Jr.. Mr.. and
Mrs, W. i, Chaplin, Jr,, Providence
,Hudson) n. NJ, Martin, Miss Martin,
II. G. Martin, Syracuse ,Moyer) Mrs.
Edward Ellsworth, Miss Louise r.
sheppard, n. X, Armstrong, Mrs. Arm
strong, Lawrence 3. Armstrong, Penn
Yam (Rambler).
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TWO SEEKING RELIEF
FROM HEAT KILLED
Excessive Humidity. Not Hot
Weather. Real Cause Of
Yesterdays Suffering.

There was nothing the matter with
ccp, perhaps the unusua altitude "
IA feet that made il seem unfaithful
10 the r%eIllt, OF the temperature that
caused the death OF two men, who fell
: from roofs while ,rying to get the air.
resulted in the serious injury Of another
who was Frustrated and tumbled from
n scnirold and knocked out others, in-
Guiding a policeman, breathing the or
binary air Of the sea level streets.
Would any man who sweltercd IN
the breezeless spaces between tall build
ings have said that the mercury OIL
cially had gone only up to -. or that
II was not as warm h, ten degrees as
It was at the maximum on the day
before"
II was asserted last night by the
weather experts. almost In chorus. that
the mercury never lied and tina act
ually the highest temperature Of the
day, recorded at i:lO in tho afternoon.
was not even the fraction Of "a degree
over II. But how did the experts ac-
count for the wilted condition uf spirits
and collars and things generally Sim
pie enough. II was the unusual hu-
nudity that got several times to the
point of precipitation and gave the town
several showers in the evening that
did not help the sweltering much. as tho
humidity never in the late evening got
below 50 per Cent. The rain was UNI
attended by electrical pyrotechnics and
nil the showers tOtalled merely IA Of
An inch.
Tn forecasters suspect that II will
he cloudy to-day md cooler tonight
and fair tomorrow.
job Ticho. "A laborer, getting the air
on a roof at All East Sevcnty-siXth
street, fell to the street and was in
stantly killed.
Ralph Daniels, %. q clerk Mt 40 Henry
street, asleep on the fifth floor of his
house, fell to the street and died soon
after.
Daniel j. McNichol, a policeman at
taChed to the oak street police station.
was overcome by the heat while waiting
for q case In which he was a witness to
he called In the Tombs court. lilo was
attended by pr Ridgway and was able
to assume his duties.
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SUFFRAGE
WOMAN SUFFRAGE PARTY.

- Wv
IL A. M-sunraec outing at Pelham
Bay PARK.
$3.50 = M-FNurteenth Assembly dis
trlct canvassInE squad starts from home
OF Miss Maud Haas, ?2s East Thirty
sixth street.
y M-Ninth Assembly district.
canvassing from home ~ Mrs. John
Zimmerman, 35i Ninth avenue.
y M.-Twenty-seconi Assembly
district, canvnsslrg from home Of Mrs.
u. Oesterrelcher. 1854 First avenue.
M-First Assembly district. csn.
wasting from home % Mrs. May Bar
clay. s?s Hudon street
1880 y. Twentieth Assembly dis
trict- canvassing bee starts FROM home
OF Mrs. clara Buchholi. 307 East sew
enty-eighth street.
Sf M-Street meeting conducted rS
young men Of the Henry street Settle.
ment Sunrsgh C.uh.
=. M-Ninetesnth Assembly dls.
trict. street meeting At Eighth ayenue
and il6th street.
: = M.-Twenty-sixth Assembly Ms.
trlct. open air meeting At l.enox svcnue
AMI nan street.
T. M-Twenty-third Assembly dis
tr!ct, open air meeting at Lenox avenue
and iasth street.
s:i5 p -sevcnteerh Assembly
district. street meeting at Lemon avenue
street and Broadway.
s:a0 +. M-Nineteeuth Assembly dis
trict. meeting, corner Eighth avenue
and 10Th street.
L. M,-SiNteenth Senatorial dis
irict, street meeting, Third avenu" and
eventv-seventh street.
$40 y M-Twentioth Senatorial
district. street meeting, llOth street
and Firm avenue.
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FINE COSTUMES FOR
THE OELRICHS FETE
Features and Personnel An
nOunccd in Newport for
Fashion Show.
LOPOKOVA WILL DANCE

NEWPORT. July 16.-"Fashion's Pass
Ing SHOW" which Is to be given at Mrs
Hermann Oelrichs's summer home on
July - for the benent OF French faml-
lies in this country and Belgian refugees,
Will include short sketches, dances and
parades OF the nations staged under the
direction of Richard Ordynski and cos
tuned by modistes in New York.
The afternoon performance will open
with Looking Into Fashions Mirror"
three bathing costumes "A Love Game
at the Casino" two tennis costumes
The Winner Of the Tombstone golf
suit "A Girl and n Goal in Sight" two
polo suits. one worn by Anne Murdoch
Afternoon Tea IN the Gardens OF the
Grand Triainon," seventeen numbers cos
tuned by FIVE different gown makers
THE Dauphin's Bride
Those TO he IN The Parade ~ the
Nations are France, Mrs. Howard -.
Gushing China. Mrs. King Carley Ho.-
land, Mise Doris +. Ryer Italy. Coun-
tees Gizycky Spain. Mrs. William
woodward Japan. Miss Gabrielle War
rem Russia, Miss Margaret Perrin lee
land, Miss IIarrlette A. Post England.
YVES Mhlguetlte 'apertOn America,
Mrs. Craig Blddle.
The closing number IL The Dance OF
the Setting sun" by Lydia Lopokova
and dancers.
Tn evening programme VIII open
with Her Lady ships Wardrobe" a
short sketch IN which Miss Anne Swim
hurne will play the leading role. Miss
Barbara Rutherford has the part II
the maid, and Andres de Sogurola her
coiNeur. MIN different neglige.s will
Ice worn and fifteen evening gowns.
The D|auphlns Bride will he re.
peated and the evening programme Will
close with national dances 10y Miss Lao.
pokova aud associates. GENERAL dancing
and n supper will follow.
Mrs. Oliver Gould Jennings, who with
Mr.. Jennings arrived for III. sea.
son from Fairfield. Conn, made her
frst appearance AT the Casino to-
day and She found many VI her
friends waiting to greet her. The
same was the case or Mrs Frederick
w Vanderbilt. who Is making a short
Nisi, here. william n. Vanderbilt was
also ~ the Casino. ~ was dow. Brsck.
man, who came from Fort Greblc
whore he had spent the night In camT
with the state troops.
Luncheon parties weie given by Mrs
Forsyth WNckes, Mrs. Lorillard Spen.
cor, Jr. Mrs. Frederick Pearson. Miss
Doris Ityer n Mrs. George l.. Rives.