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The Detroit times., 1915-09-24


Roll 1912. For constructing Wit
riftcd crock lateral sewer No. 2s63.
In alley In block bounded by Moa.-
Clair. Lemay, Marsh and Edlie ave-
MUGS as shown
Roll No. 1850. For CONSTRUCTING
vitrihed crock lateral sewer No 36Ia,
In alleys In blocks bounded by Ev-
ans avenue. Genital. Lane and Cart
ner avenues.
Roll 1881. For constructing VII.
rtficd crock lateral sewer No es7l
in alleys In blocks bounded by aiIey
first east OF Evans Avenue, Central.
roll No. 1919. FOR .eon,,roetins
vitrifIed crock lateral ew0r No. 1858.
In alleys In blocks bounded by' Cen
trail and Green avenues. Wabash X
LG np,, md r." i 4sa. AssG en-. 80,
vItrined crock late4al sewss No assi
In alleys IN btoCka D6ufYded by
Quincy, Dexter boulevard. Plngree
and Gladstone avenues. ~
Roll No Se1S-A. For constructing
yitrifcd crock lateral rewsf No. 2ess.
In alleys In blocks bounded by Lum-
ley and Central avenues ~. John cx-
tended westerly. and Michigan ave-
roll No. 1895. For con.truct,nr
vItrined crock lateral sewer No. 1855.
In alleys In blocks bounded by Quincy
avenue. Dexter Boulevard, Gladstone
and Taylor avenues.
Roll No. 5000 For constructing
In alley in block bounded by Han
over. Dunedin and Lothrop avenues
and Lasalle Gardens south.
Roll No. 1898. For constructing
visrinsd crock literal sewer No. 1855
Quincy avenue. Dexter Boulevard,
Roll No, 1888. For constructing
vitrincd crock lateral scwer No. 2siS
in alleys In block bounded by Leigh.
KS 49, s,s .n For Hd con., sScnSs
vitrined crock lateral sewer No. 2s7i.
In right-of.way In block bounded by
Lodge. Parkyiew. Dwight boulevard
An Roll i'H No. s,s ss'n'f For constructing
vftrined crock lateral sewer No. 1880
in alleys In blocks bounded BY Mack
NAV. Quincy, Grand River and Joy
Part IL due and payable within 10
., and 4 become due and payable IN
one. two and three years. respectively.
from date AZ this notice. together
with interest At the rate OF I per
cont from :, q the =, date when ., the work
Either of said parts may be paid
within 30 days from the date OF this
notice. without further intersst.
IL either OF said parts one. two.
three or four shall not be paid when
and interest at the rate OF per
cent from the date when the work
was accepted by the city will be add
ed and the premises assessed will be
advertised and sold as provided by
law ~
MAX c. KOCH,
B-iss City Treasurer.
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PROPOSALS FUR BUILD.
ING ENGINE HOUSE

Sealed proposals will be received
until 2:3O y. m, Monday. October =.
1915. for erecting and completins
Engine House at Taylor and Schmitt-
del avenues. In accordance Win
plans and specifications on ME IN tne
Architects. 23O6 Dime Bank Building;
The right to reject any ana All
proposals is reserved.
The successful bidder viii De re-
'puired TO furnish a surety company
bond In amount OF contract, to guar
antee fulhliment OF same.
Bids will be endorsed proposal Tor
building Engine House" and denver
ed TO the undersigned.
GEORGE J. J'JNN,
RIA Secretary
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An ORDINANCE 10 smesd ss ssdi-
nance entitled "Aa ordeneoee 20
aaeua IN ordinance estSt1eA AZ
sr1lassce "a amend ~ ordSnenes
enSitusA sAa ordinance "a smene
en- opdiusuce entitieA Au ordnance
10 amend ~ ordinance ssuses
sAu ordiasnce Ia a@ene Chavser
Ist of the COMPLIED Ordinances NJ
the City " Detroit for the yesr
1912, by ADDING thereto . new see.
ss1eu 60 ~ kn0wD ~ Seeteeo IL
1T ~ HEREBY ORDAINED BY
THE PEOPLE OF THE CITY OF
Detroit:
Section n That an crdinance en-
titled IAN ordinance TO amend an or.
dknance entitled An ordinance to
1nend an ordinance entitled an or
Mnsnce to amend an ordinance en-
tl}Icd An ordinance to amend an or
dlnsnce entitled An Ordinance 70
Ordinances Of the City OF Detroit for
the year 1914 by adding thereto
new section to be known rs section
IT." be and the same 10 hereby
amended to read ~ follows:
Sec, IL No saloon where spiritu-
evs. Intoxicating or malt liquors. are
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NOTICE-STREETP PAVING
ASSESSMENT
BOARD OF AssessoRe' OFFICE.
Detroit. Sept. 81. 1915.
Paving Notice No. 1913.
LODGE AVENUE

TO Joseph II. Berry Estate. ard to
all other persons owning. occupying,
or otherwise interested in any OF the
fots and premises fronting on Lodge
avenue, In said city OF Detroit.
within the limits hereinafter men-
toned.
The Common Council OF the city OF
Detroit. having ordered so much OF
Lodge avenue. from the north curb
line of Dwight boulevard 10 the south
curb line OF Jefferson avenue, TO he
graded and paved, notice IL hereby
given that an assessment ha. been
made upon all the lots and premises
fronting on said Lodge avenue. and
liable TO be assessed for said inn
provement under the provisions OF the
City Charter, and that roll OF said
assessment ~ now completed. and
VIII remain at the Assessors office.
in the city OF Detroit. from the date
hereof until October 9TH, 1915, for
the inspection OF all persons con-
cerned therein.
BOARD OF ASSESSORS,
BY GUSTAVE J. ALBRIGHT.
B-226 President.
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NOTiCE-STREET. PAVING
ASSESSMENT
Paving Notice No. 1915.
TWENTY.EIGHTH STREET
BOARD OF AssEssoRs' OFFICE.

To DR.. J, w. Riley, +. w. spauid-
l RsSv A. rs shelly ssu Est osn. k Howlei
Bays. George Fink. !. Lakin. Neh
Mckenzie, r J, Neldon. C. 81. Mary,
Walter A. Krieg. G. Maurer.- Aug.
L. p Miller. J. sieger, q. Bott. y, Ham
mel, Butterhcid q Rowland. Grace h.
shipman John Kohler, p. Enherd.
Fred Herr, John Skoma. Security
Trust Co, A. Il. White. Galloway.
Butterheld q Rowland. Louis J..
Borke. Frank I. Hughes Mabel w.
Powell, Francis H. wilkinson. Frank
Kradei. Chas. H. sumner, w. c. Nc
MILAN. Henry G. warwick, A. C. Har-
rison. Walter Wiley. Frank Flurton.
tsve Hsper. Mcses scribner. J. wait,
Mrs. X. sieger. William BrozIk, +. w.
Diehl. Ernestt IAmpartner, A. G. Mar
Timothy Tim daiisshsr. Patrick f PPsnsst.
rick. and to other persons owning,
occupying or otherwise Interested in
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roit. from the date hereof until
or all persons concerned therein. .
BOARD OF ASSESSORS,
BY GUSrAvE J. ALBRIGHT.
B-227 President.
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DEPT. OF PU6lIC WORKS
city OF Detroit Mich. Sept. -. 1915.
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FOR CONSTRUCTING VITRI-
FED LATERAL SEWERS

Roll No. 1esS For constructing
vitrifcd crock lateral sewer No. 1878.
IN alley In block bounded BY Leigh.
Harbaugh, Thaddcus and Kelisr ave-
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An ORDINANCE 90 nme~A s~rsAS. q
81 Chapter ISL Of the CeuspiieA or
at"sw~es Of the CITY Of Detroie for
the year 1912. -.
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CITY OF DETROIT-OFFICE
OF CITY TREASURER.

DetrOIt, sept. 10, IVI5.
Notice II hereby given to all per
sons interested that there has been
filed In this office the following
named assessment rolls:
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KOTICE-STREET PAVING
ASSESSMENT

RoARD OF ASSESSORS OFFICE.
Detroit sept. ~. 1915
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CITY OF ETRoIT-oFFicE or
THE CITY TREASURER

Detroit. Sept, -, 1918.
Notice 10 hereby given to all per-
sons interested that there have been
hled In this office the following
named assessment rolls:
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BRADLEY BEACH.

BRADLEY BEACH, N. j.. Aug. ll.-The
leading social event Of the week here
was the the dansant held In the ball
Of the La Refine Hotel this after
noon In aid Of the Children's Day MUIR
sery of New York. II vas attended by
the entire cottage colony Of this and
neighboring resorts as well az by Mayor
William f. MacDonald and the Com.
missioners.
An amusing incident Of the week was
the holding up of Gov. James +. Fielder
by a traffic policeman here for exceed
ing the speed limit. The Governor con
tended that this was not the case and
convinced the oficer to his way OF
thinking.
The annual benent for the Mfe saving
crews will be held in Danceland Hall
on August Is.
The arrivals this week include:
La Reine-Mrs. 8. II. Jonas, DR.. and
Mrs. J.. II. Levy. Miss Levy and Louis
Nails Of New York.
Sea Clin-James Siegel. Miss Emma
Schnitzen, Miss Rose Schnitsen and Miss
Klein OF New York.
Beach House@Clinton p. Jones, Miss
Minnie George. Miss Lena Ceorge. Mrs
J. W. George and George F.. Bird Of New
York.
Lakensea-Mr. and Mrs. l. Van
Praag. Miss Van PraaS. Eugene Crane
and Miss Venn Of New York.
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ALLENHURST.

ALLENHuRsr. n. j., Aug. 1.-THE
annual fancy dress ball at the Allen
hurst Club was the chief social event of
the week at this resort n attracted
society from the entire coast. The COM
mittee in charge was composed OF David
r. Leahy, Joseph y. Murray. James A.
Mcclure. Donald McAlecnan. william
Il. Selby and william X. Delehanty.
This afternoon water sports were held
In the Casino pool. Invitations were ex-
tended to the swimming teams In the
surrounding resorts. and the handsome
loving cup. which was offered the con-
testants. was keenly contested for.
The annual tag day for the benefit OF
the Children's Hospital for Deformities
OF New York was held on Saturday, and
a large amount a collected for the
charity.
The members OF the committee in
cluded Miss Margaret O'Connor. Miss
Agnes O'Conror, Miss Marguerite Jel-
life, Miss Mildred Kline. Miss Helen
Simon. Miss Alice Johnson, Miss Alice
Gaffney. Miss Ruth Gregory, Miss Eliza
beth Waters, Miss Adelaide Reynolds
and Miss Elizabeth Cone.
Beach parties are gaining In popularity
every day. The participants bring their
luncheon and eat II In bathing costume.
The Government life guards have their
daily drills. which liz an attractive fea-
ture of summer life here.
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Miss Gruzilla Taylor. ma,o.
ANTI-SUFF MEETING
FOR SPRING LAKE
Benefit for Cause Will Be a
Card Party Followed
by a Dance.
FLOWER SHOW IS HELD

SPRING LAKE BEACH. n. j.. Aug. IA
An innovation at this resort will be an
anti-sunrage benefit to be held at the
New Monmouth Hotel next Thursday
afternoon. The benefit will take the
form OF a care party, followed by dane
ing. The committee In charge OF the
AFFAIR has sent out a thousand invita-
lions.
The flower show held In the Italian
gardens OF the New Essex and Sussex,
followed by a floral fete in the ballroom
this evening. was the leading social
event OF the week. The exhibits came
along the entire coast. inc was the
most effective display in the history ot
these events. During the floral fe;e
this evening n band OF Hawaiian singers
entertained the guests from the centre
OF the gardens. and Miss Angelina En-
bill Cowley OF Havana. Cuba. and
Eduardo Madero. nephew OF the late
President OF Mexico. gave an exhibition
OF Spanish dances.
The children OF the New Essex and
Sussex will be entertained next Wednes-
day afternoon with a fete planned spe-
cially for their amusement. which viii
he under the direction OF Miss Gertrude
McKenna and Harold Tiffany.
The feature OF amusement at the New
Monmouth last evening was a barn
dance under the direction OF Eddie
Matthews and some OF the young ladies'
spending the season at the hotel. Corn
stalks. wild flowers and pumpkins
formed the principal decoration OF the
bathrooms.
on Monday the tennis tournament
for the championship began NJ the Bath
ing and Tennis club. The finals were
,t,,.al ta-laN. Tha i,tninr tIrnlnla ont
for the challenge cup given by Mrs. L.
W. Glover. will begin on Monday.
Late arrivals at the New Essex and
Sussex are the Hon. and Mrs. Everett
NJ. Colby and their family. Who will
spend an indefinite period here.
Mrs. Alice Dupont ORTIZ. v~ice-rhair-
man of the Congressional Union OF Della
ware, will have as her guest Mrs. o. II.
Havemeyer of New York at her summer
home here on the occasion OF the latter's
visit to the Jersey coast in the interest
Of equal suffrage.
Recent arrivals ut the New Monmouth
include Mr.. n Mrs. c. Malcolm. MIS-
Grace Malcolm, D.. II. Malcolm. NJ. F..
Mcdowell, Jr.. Charles Longstreth. Miss
I4ongstreth. Miss Hunter. Wilson l.
Smith, Miss Helen Rommel and Frank
| A. Rommcl.
New Essex and Sussex-Mrs. j. =. Con-
nelly. Mrs. w. L. Clark. Mrs. Percy S.
Allen, Mr.. and Mrs. Henry c. Boyer.
| Samuel Ben. Jr.. Clarence Kline, George
v. Smith and Walter v. Wood.
The Shoreham is entertaining Mr.. and
| Mrs. William Weber Johnson. Mrs. NJ.
Hopkins, Mr.. and Mrs. Israel II. John
son, Jr.. Miss Johnson and II. l.. Close.
Late registrations al the New Break
ers include Miss Kathryn r. Yard. Miss
| Louise r. Townsend. Mr.. and Mrs.
u.nrr c. Townsend. Jr.. Miss Ella II.
A. nan. Mss Marion Headman and
= N II. Weber.
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STRoUpsBURG, Pa. Aug 1.-THE
Stroudsburg Chautauqua will be held
during the seven days beginning August
IS.
The progressive euChre at the Ber-
wick Inn this week was a great sue
cess. Miss Mile Morgan of Brooklyn
won the first prize, Miss Lavina Kiln
kunbroomer of New York c and
Miss May Calkins of Brooklyn third.
Charles Miller of New York came in
fourth and Miss Marie Morgan of Phiia-
dclphia fifth. All received cut glass
articles OF various kinds.
ThrOngs of summer visitors at
Stroudshurg attended the masquerade
bali mt the Maplehurst on Tuesday eve
ming and many novel costumes were
noticed at the affair.
A dance was held in the blue room OF
tho Penilyn on Monday evening. the hall
being deliberately decorated In pink.
At a lato hour refreshments were
ST rived. The tennis team of the house.
Raymond Young of Philadelphia and
Edwin Isbills of Bayonne. n. j., added
another victory to their long list Tues
day by defeating the Highland Inn team
In straight sets.
Social activities at the Churleigh Inn
have been going on as usual. dancing
taking n large part In the entertain.
ment. Cards are much in vogue and q
progressive 500 Is scheduled for evefy
week, On Sunday evenings the musicale
attracts every to the ballroom.
Saturday evening tho children Of N
Highland Dell provided . novel snksr1
tainment for the edihcatton Of thets
elders. The amount realised thxouG1
the affair ~ donated 70 chsettJs =.
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POINT PLEASANT.

POINT PLEAsATr, N. J., Aug. 1.-THE
chief event Of the week here was the
annual masquerade | at the leighton
Hotel this evening. TT , liz probably the
largest function Of the Point pleasan,
season. and more han GOO participated
In the dance. Fries were awarded fol
the prettiest and most grotesque cos.
TUNES.
Two birthday parties were held at the
C%arrollton this week. The first was
given in honor of Mrs. Frank Roscn'
felt and the second was rendered TO c
Frank Tucker ~ New York.
The weeks arrivals include
Hotel Leighton - Walter Bradley
Joseph W. Carroll. A. s. Wilson and J
Mitiin of New York.
Carrollton--Mrs. Alexander Walker
Mrs. Frank Wise. Mrs. G. D.. O'Connel
and Miss Mabel Curry Of New York.
Pine Bluff 1nn-Mr. and Mrs. Is. A
Lincroft. Miss Mary sullivan. j. 5
Blackster. Jr.. and Mrs S. W. Yallale'
Of New York.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Mary Par
ker. Mr.. and Mrs. l.. T.. GARNER and A
| Panel Of New York.
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BELMAR.
PARK CARNIVAL.

BELMAR, n. j.. Aug. 1.-THE second
big tennis tournament Of h summer
began on the courts of the Inlet Terrace
Club this week and is being held under
the auspices OF the National Lawn Tennis
Association. There are Atty entries and
the matches will he extended until tho
middle of next week.
The annual euchre for the benefit OF
81. Roses Catholic Church WAS held last
evening In the ballroom of the Columbia
Hotel and was the largest charitable
event that has been held here In years.
one of the chief events of Inc week
was the card PARTY held at the Neptune
House last evening. Mrs. Charles Bolt
wood won first prize. the second going
to Mrs. John O'Conner. Mrs Kalb re-
ceived third prize and J.. l.. Simpson
won the gentlemen's award.
A large number attended the musicale
at the Colorado Wednesday afternoon.
Miss Sylvia Newcorn was the soloist.
Miss Anna Baron gave Rotations and
Julian Winters sang a tenor solo.
Guests at the Carleton were enter
tanned this week with the largest card
on Wednesday. Tonight n tennis ball
was held.
A novel dance AT the Buena Vista this
evening was entitled a "Fishermen's
BAH" The guests dressed in typical
fishing regalia and the dance was fol-
lowed by a fish dinner. tho result Of a
trip to Barnegat Bay by seven visitors
AZ the house.
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DEAL BEACH.

DEAL BEACH. n. j., Aug. I4.-One OF
the entertainment features OF the week
here was the Juvenile water sports In
the pool at the Casino this morning.
Among the events contested were a 80
yard swimming race for girls under 10
years of age. 80 yard race for boys
under 12 years. IS yard swim for girls
under II and a 100 yard egg and spoon
race for girls and boys.
NeNt Wednesday evening will be
cabaret night at the Hathaway Inn
and all the guests of the house will
compete for a silver cup in a contest
for the best original act. At the bridge
party last night Mrs w. $. Elliott won
the award for high score.
c. J, Lyons won the vioe-president's
cup In the golf ournamen at the Deal
Golf and Country Club by defeating W.
+. Albertsen 2 and / in thirty-six holes,
+. NJ. Widner. Jr.. was the winner OF
the t%reasurer's cup In thirty-six holes OF
play. He won from c.. A. Whelan by
I IND 3.
Among those entertaining with dinner
parties At the Dea Inn this week were
Mrs. H. r. Lee and Mrs. John Gerken.
The Wednesday Inc Friday dance con-
tests at the Inn will be continued until
the end Of the season.
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LONG BRANCH.

LoNo BRANCH. N. r.. Aug. 1+--Ar-
rangements are being made to present a
society circus on the grounds of the Mon
mouth County Horse Show Association
on August IS. 1t will he for the benefit
Of the Save n Home" fund. Richard
earle, whose country home Is at Long
Branch. IL very active In the prepare
tons for the show.
Local admirers Of the late Alfred
Gwynne Vanderbilt. h lost his life In
the Lusitania disaster and who for a
number Of years was the moving spirit
in the Long Branch Horse Show Assoc
citation, have indicated their willingness
to contribute toward the fund being
raised in New York for the purpose OF
erecting a to his memory In
that city.
Dinner parties and dances have occu'
pied visitors here this week. who have
included theatre parties in their enter
tainments. Mr.. n Mrs. Henry Rosen-
berg. Mr.. n Mrs. Charles Kaye and
A. A. Carmier had parties at the Taxa
| nassee Tuesday evening. Among those
entertaining at the shore Club his week
were Mrs. william Barbour. Mr.. and
+ Mrs. J. II. Rhoades. MIR. and Mrs. /. 7
Straus. Mr.. and Mrs. John dams. Mr.
and Mrs. G. Frank and Miss Jane Wood
A harves ball was given In the West
End Shore Club last evening undo the
direction OF Mrs. X. ". Hawkeswortf
and Mrs. A.. A. Carter.
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Miss Marta Cullogh, maid.
Above-Miss Mildred Morgan,
queen.
SEABRIGHT.
SEABRIGHT.

~SEABRrGHr. N. j., Aug. 1.-THE only
resort along the North Jersey coast
which was benefited by the recent
storm was Seabright Through some
freak OF nature a tremendous d
was thrown up by the elements. which
1t was feared might finish the work OF
destruction started by the heavy storms
OF last winter.
Conditions here were 20 bad at one
time that Government aid was solicited
to help protect this resort from the a y
ages Of the sea. What would nave cost
hundreds OF thousands Of dollars has
been accomplished without any cost or
effort on the part of the community.
The tennis tournament on tho courts
Of the Seabright Lawn Tennis and
Cricket Club this week attracted atten-
ton from all parts Of the country. Many
leading players are assembled here. in
Guiding National Champion Il. Norris
williams I'd and Maurice f. McL"ush-
lin.
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ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS.

ATLANTIC HIoHLANps. y. j., Aug. II.
For the benefit OF the charity the
visiting nurses work a carnival was
held on Thursday at the Creighton
Dancing Pavilion.
A series of racing events ook place
this afternoon on the North Shrews-
bury between the members of the Rum
son Country Club and the Sandy Hook
Yacht Club. Refreshments were served
TO the guests while they watched the
regatta from the verandas of the lat
ter's clubhouse.
The weeks arrivals include:
Bay View-Mr. and Mrs, J. A. Como.
thard. j. A.. Conethard, Jr.. Charles l.
Mulligan. Mrs. L. L. Bentley and Mr.
and Mrs. w. Ter williger Of New York
1.ockwood-Frank Crater. Miss Pauline
Reiss. Mrs. A. Sussman and Mr.. and
Mrs. s.. Keyser OF New York.
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MONMOUTH BEACH.

MONMOUTH BEACH. y, j., Aug. IA
More than 500 invitations were issued
for the dancing contest which has been
going on at the Monmouth Beach Inn
for the past three days by Mrs. Muriel
Spencer Stadler. The two best dancing
couples a night We're selected. and
this evening the six danced the finals for
the gold bracelet watch offered by Mrs.
Stadler as lady's prize. n gold watch
offered ny Albert Sanders for the best
mar dancer.
The contest attracted guests from all
resorts along the coast and was the
largest event of the kind held this
season.
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Helen q. Humphrey, Mr.. and Mrs. c. l..
Lawrence, Mr.. and Mrs. A. Bryan, Ed
ward H.. Nourse. Mr.. and Mrs. ]. G.
Glover. Miss q. L. Blair. Mr.. and Mrs.
william r. Roberts. DR.. 8. N. Hermann.
Ernest Appieby. Mr.. and Mrs. A. p. CAL
lahan.
ELECTROMAGNETIC. IND Mrs. M. Bro
kaw. Mr.. and Mrs. G. Kimbail. Mr.. and
Mrs. w. H.. Bride. M. II. Archer. Mrs.
r. &. Dover. A. Dubois. Mr.. and Mrs.
G. N. Mott. Mr.. and Mrs. w. West, II.
c. Estahrook, George A. Madison.
Thedford-George r. Jordan, C. W.
Buck. Miss Agnes c. Riley. Miss Elisa
beth M. perrine. Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
Zeller. Miss Marion Zeller. Mrs. Anna
Mcsmith, I. r.. Brown, Miss =. NJ. c.
Smith," Miss Beatrice Allen.
Bristol-Mrs. v. Greenins. 8. II.
Christian. Mrs. 3. H.. Christian. Leo
Gordon, Mr.. and Mrs. 8. Feitler. A. s.
Barnes, Mr.. and Mrs. w. II. Backhaus,
L. 8. Levenson. DIR. weingarte, II. II.
Quinn. Mr.. and Mrs. william Leigh.
Sunset HALL. v. Kelley. ". J
O'Br!en. A. J. OBrien. J. II. Lynch. Il,
Van Ripper. Il. w. Van Ripper. Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles Soioman. Mrs. D. Winters
Miss Winters. Mrs. G. II. Stern, Frank
McCabe.
Fenimore-J. G. Crandeii, H. J
Hughes. ). r. Purcell. Mr.. and Mrs. q
c. Manning. Miss NJ. r. Manning. q. C
Manning. Jr.. Mrs. r. II. Penimore.
Winthrop-Mr. and Mrs. o. Campbell
and family. Louis stein. Mrs. william F.
Koch. Mrs. I. L. Hall. Miss Madeline
BAHIA. Mrs. X. Rothheim.
Manhattan-N. Whitfield. Mrs. w. J
MacFarlau. r. p. Van Horne, r. Logic
Mr.. and Mrs. William Davis. G. c. Burr
Frank II. Burke. Jr.. J. X. Ferry. Fran.
els 8. McAvoy and family. DR.. and Mrs
Edwin r. Crone. ID. II. Gibson.
Albion-Mns. A. e. Madden. William
A.. Rogers. Charles r. Davis, Miss Mil.
dred DuRy. Mrs. II. Hughes. Miss Ma.
bel Hughes. DIR. and Mrs. II. q. Klep.
pert. Miss Edna Renard.
Norwood Hall-Mrs. I. Freai, Mrs. I
Freal. Jr.. Miss L. Freal. Paul Stanton
w. X. Mccall.
Park View-Mr. and Mrs. Thomas w
Davis. H. J. Ritchey. Mr.. and Mrs. Eu,
gene O'Dell. Miss NJ. q. O'Deil. Mrs. r
T.. Tygert.