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NET EARNINGS OF COMPANY FOR
PRESENT YEAR SAID TO
BE ENORMOUS.
Report That Annual Tonnage viii Ex-
coed 10000 Tons Causes Speeu-
lation as TO Profits.

Investors in La Belle Iron Works
stock are INDUCING In considerable
speculation regarding probable profits
OF that concern as result OF the in
creased volume of business. II is said
that the present enormous tonnage Is
being turned out at a handsome profit.
and stockholders are anticipating un.
usually large dividends eventually.
II was learned yesterday from what
Is regarded a reliable. though not Of
fetal. source that the output of the La
Belle Iron Works at present is about
$4,000 tons a month. Considering this
as the average monthly production.
the output for the year would amount
TO $4,000 tons. A conservative esti-
mate would place the output at 4OO.-
600 tons
The average normal profit is said TO
be near IS per ton. With an output
OF 100000 tons in round numbers at a
profit OF IS a ton. the net earnings for
the year would be 5000 900. A divf-
dend OF per cent. on the preferred
stock. amounting 10 100000, is a fixed
charge. Approximately 100000 would
care for the interest on the bonded in
debtedness and retire bonds due. leav-
ing possibly 100000 with which to
pay dividends upon the common stock
and create a surplus.
Computed upon the foregoing figures.
a dividend Of 20 per cent on the COM
mon stock is likely.
$4,000 900 Profits Predicted.
But II Is said that much OF the ton
mage will be produced at a profit much
greater than So per ton. Considerable.
IL is said, will earn 500 a ton and some
even more. Some stockholders re
gard SIS as a conservative estimate OF
the average profit per ton. Figured
from this standpoint. the earnings for
the year would amount TO $4,000. 600.
Allowing S1.O0O00O for dividends on
the preferred stock and payment of in
terest and bonds. $4,000. 600 earnings
would be left for the common stock
holders and the creation Of a surplus
fund.
While these figures are not authori-
tatiye and may be high. they are.
nevertheless, furnishing material for
much speculation and anticipation on
the part of investors in this valuable
stock. They were confirmed. how
ever. by two Of the best informed bust
ness men who are heavy investors in
steel and iron stocks. They are also
confirmed by the recent statement of
the Wall Street Journal to the effect
that LaBelle stock is earning 30 per
cent on the common stock. and has
better prospects ahead.
The Wheeling Steel and Iron con-
pany will be benefited through sub
contracts from the I.aBelle works.
Stocks IN Demand.
Local stocks were in demand yes
terday, though nearly all prices re-
NAMED unchanged. LaBtlle opened
az 81 and closed NJ $50. with that
price bid on the Pittsburgh exchange.
More than 400 shares changed hands.
Sales were reported locally at SAL.
Preferred was In lood demand az 100.
Wheeling Steel and Iron sold at 13g
wheeling Mold and Foundry stock de-
mandcd 81. Fostoria Glass sold az 81.
and closed with 80 bid.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-11-16
B. & 0. STORE MEN
Will Hold Two-Oay Session This Week
at Windsor Hotel-many Off,
Gals Will Attend.

ID. A. Williams. general storekeeper.
OF Baltimore. l. II. Tutweller. district
storekeeper for the main line district:
+. ". Thornley,. district storekeeper
OF Pittsburgh; 70. =. McKulkin. Of the
southwestern district. will arrive in
Wheeling this evening to attend the
session O., the baltimore q Ohio Rail
road store men 20 be held here az the
Windsor hotel Wednesday and Thurs
day
II is said that President Daniel vii.
Hard will make an effort 90 be present
and deliver an address 10 is also ex.
pected that number Of the other Of
hcials will be present and give short
talks. The convention is being held
here for the FIRST time in several years.
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Grateful Mothers
Tell Experiences

Yrs T Nrurrurr Tau claire. Kyfa.
writes. "I HIrFH Hone" ana IHr Conn.
pound cured mE N." of H very rHvrrr
attack uf Group after other rrmrHIaa
|II iIIIFl. GU. mIEuau cured IIa
''....'n Nf WNuurI"r cough.
NU"" from uur own experience that Do
I. wonderful remedy flr rrurHr.
'..-.. Group. end whu.uiuE cough.
M. d. tI|I..Hu. ruurrrt.nu. u.
writes my little rIrI had rrvrra
cold nut ruuEHcd almost rsrf.nr.ra.
I. fr..I I.fH ~ rHHrr rrrrrff.a. HHf
... H.'.f zoe any better Wv rIrfrr
I.I IHIIHH Honey HHT Tar
Compound fH mo Tho rrrf DOS. d
cave I"r relieved the inflammation
lu Dor fHrul. and after using one
i.I'. f'U cough irff hrr.f
IHI. rfrrIIrr Ola r.mfTr haa been
iu u.. Tor HfHrH and Ir Iurf aH on.
f...f fIr adults aH for children o.
rI".. r.I.f f.r irTIfHfff and urEIinr
N...' f...' auI core chest ETIppo
and bronchial coughs
ror sale ~ joan Coleman o..
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LA BELLE STOCKHOLDERS
EXPECT BIG DIVIDENDS
0UT-THE-PIKE
Sunday school Convention.

The program 10 be rendered nj IA,
Snlpn sunday school convention To D.,
held Friday In the Dallas N T. church
- one " unusual interest. However IN,
opening service viii b. held on Thursdu,
evening al 1880 o'clock when the Rcv. :
=. Jones. pastor OF the ChapliuD stree
a T. church. OF Wheeling. viii deliver
~ ~ aauFess. At the service to b. hcl,
Friday morning. At 10 O'Clock. address =,
VIII De delivered by the Rev. s. B. Hart
pastor OF the Elm Grove NJ +. church
ana the Rev. n. II. EarstlOck. SUNDAY
sShool missionary for the Methods
episcopal churches Of West Virginia
me afternoon session. which will con
cludc the convention. will be held M
t.SV o'clock and addresses will b. de.
uNered By the Rev. 4. & Pears. OF Fol
lansbee. the. Rev. J. =. Lyenbergcr. oi
wheeling. and the Rev. n A. Riddle
pastor OF the Presbyterian church o.,
Mest Alexander Special music will h,
OF Dallas "
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JUSTICE COURTS

Philip Hickman. arrested for steal.
ing a pair Of trousers at the Neuman
Dye works, has been released follow
ING the dismissing of the case before
Squire Hobbs
The hearing of the case OF Robert
Milllgan and Charles Klaprott. Glen
wood men. charged with hauling beer
into Wheeling. was postponed last
evening. The trial will be held in the
near future before Squire j. Elwood
Hughes.
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MINISTERS
Of Methodist Churches Of Wheeling
District Hold Interesting Meeting
Yesterday.

Yesterday afternoon. in the Fourth
Street Methodist Episcopal church. an
interesting meeting Of the Methods.
Mintsterian Union was held Rev. w
e. Hartinger read an interesting paper
on The Supreme Doctrine Of Chris.
tanity.' No other papers were pre-.
scented az this meeting and the after.
noon was spent in the discussion OF
Rev. Hartinger's paper Those who
attended the meeting yesterday were.
DIT. VI +. Compton. Rev. $. B. Hart.
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INTERPRETER
Caused Protest BY Attorney S. o.
Boyee Yesterdsy-Bruno OataIo
and Pete Rossi VIII DC
Next Tried

Attorney s o. Royce. appearing for
practically all 81 the alleged Black
Handlers with Carl q. Schmidt ASSOC
ciate counsel inumatcd yesterday
that no viii protest the using of Mrs
taIdara aa % court Interpreter
ln opening tho defense of his client.
Frank Nnruff Yesterday. he said that
Do hated to protest. but thought SOME
other Interpreter lHan the one that has
been us,d Dos tho state .n ita Irr,suea
uon should hs used Judra Robinson
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QUARTERLY RALLY
Or Wheeling Epworth League Union
Will Be Held This Evening IN
South Bellaire NJ. E. Church.

The Wheeling Epworth League
Union win hold its quarterly rally this
evening in the South Bpllaire VI r..
church. pr j. p McClay. ~ Martins
Ferry. will deliver the address. and
special music will De furnished by the
male quartet Of the South Bcllairc NJ
p church
Many Whocliur delegates and minis
lrr. viii aLl.nd Tho .nrNIc..-
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A number OF the students OF tho Tria.
delphia district high school iucludina
the members OF the Glce club will rem
der musical and literary entcrtainmt nj
on thursday evening. December . ir
the united Presbyterian church ,i
Roney's Point in connection with ~,
farmers institute. which will De held
there The program TO be rendered Is y
splendid one and a good attendance 4.
anticipated
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overruled the objection to which he
excepted.
With the case against Angott out
OF the road to-day or tonight. the
state will next prosecute the cases
against Bruno Datalo and Pete Rossi.
The next two weeks will be crowded
full Of Black Hand cases.
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ACcordlnE to the records uf the Tria-
delphla district schools for the month
OF october as compared with that of the
same month lest year there was ma
leIlal increase IN all departments The
enrolment tofaled 1881 showing an i'm
crease OF 80 over that OF last year Tho
percentage Of attendance was 80 and tn.
lyttI huiuher or pupils perfect 900 attend
auce was gTs an increase ~ 44 over ~.
corresponding period for last year
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ment OF MI de ChautHl. ChantaI Court
anu ilea-anion Will meet on Tlur-day
evening al which time % number OF d. Ia,
members viii boz received. At this tim.
tht matter iu regard Co suggesting "a
name Tor the IRE department Will be
CHASING fire truck. s. good attendauce
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Rural reaeherr Meeting

Inc regular monthly meeting Of the
rural teachers of Triadelpbia district.
which was 10 have been neld on Satur-
uay. November -. has been postponed
until saturday. December 4 Tn. meet
ing was postponed owing to the Thanks
giving recess. as the majority os an
teachers Will b. away on short Naca-
ZION. The meeting I'm December will b,
held IN the high school building n; Ed,;-
Ingtun Lane
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-11-16

Inc Fulton test well Tor oil On the
List property has now been drilled 10 "a
ueplh OF 1000 feet and only a very slight
indication of gas was found tu the - r., y
sand However the well will De drilled
sun deeper with the expectation at
strikins oil or gas in paying quantities
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-11-16

vas a. Al S p. m. the thermometer
had fallen to So degrees. Another
cold day is expected today. The pre-
ciI itation up TO O'Clock yesterday
morning was slightly more than an
inch
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-11-16

Rev. W. NJ. Schultz. Rev $. c. Jones.
Rev. =. Y. Debolt. Rev. W. VI. Stephen.
Rev. w. W. Turpeau. Rev. H. O. Tea
garden, Rev. 7. J. Johnson, and Rev
X. o. Philips. The next meeting o.
the Union will be held Monday in tho
Elm Grove Methodist church.
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sehoola close ON wodne,lav.

Inc pubic schools OF Tria iglphia dis
trict viii close on wednesday afternoon.
November -. for the Thanks giving re,
cess, ana viii remain closed until Mon
Jay morning. November 20. In all Of tho
SCHOOLS OF the district = splendid pro-
gram will be rendered on lVsdn.sdav M
ternoon. appropriate 20 ThanKsEi,InE
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Entertainn,ent po.+,o,..,

. ne entertainment which was 20 hay.
neen given in the GrrcE-yille school OF,
ilday evening by the pupils OF an.
lhlrd ana fourth grades has been la-t-
pontd Tor the present. This 4nnourrl-
ment was made last evening bv PROF
Hedges. principal OF the school
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d. ID. ID. In Hospitals;
Standard Skin Remedy

How many hospital uatiehts have
bccn soothed q their frlrhffl1 itch.
or me sCorchirE pain % skin disease.
~ the famous T. 40. u Prescription
lof eczema. "a soothing fluid. washed
In by a nurses hand
a SJFEUNIstNG NURSE name Of
nurse and institute on application.
writes reEsrdinE "a patient. .I he dir-
ease had eaten her eyebrow Hu.av.
Her nose and lips had become dIsfr-
ured. Since the uae Of ID. ID II. her
eyebrow ore rrOwIrE. her nose and
preston "
Doctors. too. use H. u H. boz private
practice. uH. GEO. o. HIrItAitnsON
fa sul thiur 4 have ever found 500
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cUDAHY TO RETIRE

CHICAGO. Nov. 15.-ratrick CudlIv.
or NIINauke, and "a prominent u..ft
packer said today that be- was about 10
r'lr' az head Of the company and That
as would Doe succeeded by his SON.
Mr. cudahy b. on HIS way 20 California
tu spend fl, winter
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and soothing. yet powerful agent
To do the work. T. ID. II preacrIr.
tiou must De applied according 60 d.
recttons given in the pamphlet arour'.
every bottle
And 10 certainly takes away tho itch
at Ouce-thc moment the liquid Ia ap-
All druEEists OF standing have the
famous specific al Z5c. soc and 81
tut v" are 30 confident Of the me-.
lfH or this prescription that we will
refund the purchase price on the f-.t
run HIEn bottle n 10 fails Co. r.a..
YOUR '. Won 1Inr" are 20 Judge
'IfuEU-U1ria DRUG Co . store. a
orders received"
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for boxes and tickets by people promi-
nent in society and 1t is expected that
many distinguished visitors from dis
tant places will attend. President Wood
row Wilson heads the list of patrons
and patronesses, which also includes
Gov and Mrs. Whitman, Mayor and
Mrs, Mitchell. Cornelius n. Bliss. Jr.,
chairman Of the association for whose
benefit the ball is being given. is re-
ceiving the assistance of many men and
women prominent in society The Fifth
Avenue Bank is acting as treasurer for
the charity and tickets at So each. in
Guiding supper, may be obtained there.
Some Of the men who will assist as
members Of the floor committee, Of
which Lindsey Tappn Is chairman, are
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BRIDES OF THE WEEK INTEREST OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

dance for her sister-in-law, who was
Miss Marjorie Dodd.
Miss Wnifred Holt gave a reception
with music on Wednesday afternoon
at her home. a. East Seventh eighth
street. II was the first entertainment
given by her since she returned from
Europe. where she assisted in the work
Of the Red Cross. Miss Holt Withhold
another reception on January %.
Mrs Joseph Hamblen Sears Of Locust
Valley will give a luncheon for Miss
Dorothy Wehrhane, a debutante, at her
home, II East SiXty-eighth street, on
Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Sherman Hoyt
will give reception on the night OF
January IS at their home 10l East
SiXty-hfth street. for the Baroness
Halkctt, who was Miss Sarah Phelps
Stokes. There VIII be songs and reci-
tations by MIR and Mrs. Francis
Rogers.
Mrs. John r. Drcxel will give dinner
dances on January - and February 3
at her home. l East Sixty-second
street.
Mr.. and Mrs. Devereux Miburn
have returned from Westbury, L. l., to
40 East SiXtyfirst street.
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GENERAL NOTES OF SOCIETY.

Mr. and Mrs. Albert r. Wesslau Of 7SS
Riverside Drive have issued Invitations
for tho marriage Of their daughter. Miss
Elsa Wesslau. to Charles G.. Wright
Tn wedding Will take place on Wednes-
day AT the st. Regis and the ceremony
will he performed by the Rev. Dr. George
r. Van DE Water It will be followed
by a large reception Miss Wesslau will
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~. ~ -, ",,,
,,'.,o,. So, a.. r.,i,.,,,.
''' ~ 80, &c, - .i,i.,,.,, ,oz
49, ~, 80 - $50 stnn - All
80. o. ~, ','u, , ,,r,'. :. ,,t
gov '"''' ''''
PoIofr Iarson Fresh Air. Lrurd civ, ,
dance in aid or mis- orponization and
c,,b so,so, 9, b,s oro,v, in .,,o,iIarrtv
This voor,s dance yin ho ri,.sn in fhc
DeII, Rohbio room Of tho unteI Wander
bn. ON 1.-Two ,,iobt Of L,,bruarv and
ui.s irlio r,dcv ,vbo ia ono of the
members NJ tho committee is interest
inc ,,,r, ,,,,rc ronnIo in tho dane,
nv ,,o,.,od, viii o., 90 tbo c,,,d main
toirod Ia, tho ,.n,,nr vn7.o, v.hn ,,r.
for cbt,dron fron, tbo ,r,,,,iod ..,tinrs
~ rho ,i,- fa,. ,,,o.I,s NJ , i'm. d,,rin,,
tho bnt summon month. NJ the homo in
TiyoIi Mrs Eranls - washru,.n
NIiss a. rc,o,,, ,,.o,.,,,, and me- fIolono
I,nderynod oro ornora tb,,o ,.si.tir,,
in tho arrangemonts for tba dance
.rickete ~ "a o,rh win NO ~, saIa with
Niss Edoy at tbo ITnt.l VandarLn,
where she is STAYING Tor tho yinter
Others on rho dane. c,,r,,,ittoc .,ro NIrs
p.,,,r1 VI p,r,,cL Nc Xyitti,,, I,
c,n,nns Mr. Erarl,l,,r lIutton M
ErodorIcl, I picbards Mr. uarolI .,
pioborI ,,,d .to ,tisso. tT,i,ohr,h. Cia,.i.
con EthaI Corr,ort crot,r,on =, ,,,,.Dsct,
r,aro,h,. tI,nooa,, I,o,,,,o,,,, p,ho.,,,,
hI,d,a, o.Ia.,, ana I,',hariro naid,,i,,
The manaEers OF the annual Ohallty
Ball IN aid OF the New h"lk Nursery
ana 'hiuS iusP''| Nn''h - /" u"
held ON lhe night OF fepiudIS = Al me
Na.dorf-Astoria' intohd I" IeaNe noun
ing un' lr 10 make the nan Ereal
success No one seems 10 remember
~ inter OF such hardSh'PS ana II ~
aqthe more necessary 70 make great
EFFORT to Keep the record OF inc IA !
up to the financial standard or the
past Few years There is never an
! expenditure Tor elapofa'e decorations Tor
| this bail, therefore the receipts are
! largely devoted TO the main object
boxes nave d''cduS "ctl 'dhtn ny vi =
/ FRANK ;. Nllnerpec' MRS EDWARD H.
| Peaslee, Mrs. T. j. oakley Rhineiander
Mrs John NJ. Bowers Joseph East
man Mrs, charles BouEhton NooH
Mrs ~ Howard Marl'h ana MrS td-
| Numerous ulnheFS IN advance OF lhe
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is a daughter OF the late Francis d.
Beard and a granddaughter of the late
Joseph Howard, Jr., of this city.
Announcement has been made of the
engagement of Miss Katharine Hyde
McCauley of Ridgway Pa, to John Can
field Tomlinson, Jr., of this city. Mr..
Tomlinson was graduated from Yale in
1901 and is a member of the Rockaway
Hunt and Racquet and Tennis clubs
No date has been set for the wedding.
The engagement has been announced
of Miss Constance Dawbarn Peck
daughter of Mrs. Corncia Dawbarn
Peck and the late Harry Thurston Peck
to Julian T.. Beatty of this city. Miss
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ATT EN 5BRF %
BEL - STDDioS
have Miss Kathryn Uta for her maid OF
honor and her bridesmaids will be Miss
Marjorie Bohle, Miss Helena Bcckermtn,
Miss Margaret Ruhe and Miss Lorena
MCLochan.
Herbert Wright will attend his brother
as best man and the ushers will be Henry
Darlington, George Grey, Herbert Schrier-
ner ana Lloyd Gwyer,
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Dances many and varied will make up
the programme for lie Jour Ferie," the
annual entertainment of the Junior
League to be givea in the ballroom of
the Waldorf Astoria on the evenings Of
January %, 20 and 81. Miss Lila
Stewart, who is directing the rehearsals
that are being held regularly at the
houses of some of the patrunesses, has
the various dances distributed among
young women of society who have taken
part in other successful entertainments
given by the league.
The first number on the programme
will he a carnival procession organized
by Miss Mildred Townsend in which all
Of the dancers Will take part. There
will follow variety of national dances.
among them a Spanish dance organized
by Miss Florence Blair, an Irish dance
organized by Miss Mary j. Schieffelin
and Tyrolean dance arranged by Miss
Gladys Fries. Some of the other dances
will include "A Pavowa gavotte under
the direction Of Miss Mary Cass Can
field, a dance called "Frivolette" ar
ranged by Miss Eugenia Philbin and the
"Saltorella" organized by Miss Joseph
inc Nicoll
Miss Margaret Trevor has a group oi
dancers in a speciality called Moment
Musical Dancers under Miss Beatrice
Pratt will execute a mirror dance ant
the Misses Frances Breese and Marie
Louise Emmett have arranged Car
nival Scene" In which nearly all OF III,
dancers will take part. As usual, there
will be attractive booths placed abou
the ballroom, and It is quite likely tina
| the voting contest which was one OF th'
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The last of the dances for The bcnri-
Of the American Hospital in Paris Will
be held at the Women's Cosmopolitan
club on the night of February o.
Among the patroncsses are Mrs, Arthur
Scribner, Mrs. +. De wit Wells. Mrs
Lindsey Tappln. Mrs, Geor4e Greene,
Mrs Tracy Hoppn, Mrs stowe Phelps
Miss Elizabeth Perkins and Mss Eliza
beth Curtis.
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NJ ISS IICJP Ell g ~
I,-S7-o 9~ ca ~
Sherry Dances. one of the most sue
cessful of the subscription dances of the
winter ana 81 viii take place son Jam
uary %. The committee and pa
tronesscs for these dances are Mines.
b. Ogden Chisom, Edward S. Knapp,
Archibald Rogers, j. Herbert Johnston,
Henry T.. Coo, Pierre Mali Richard {.
Colt. Charles n. Mellon, Warren Delano.
j. Picrpont Morgan, Ir.. G. lO'Donnell
lseln, Walter c. Oakman, Bradish
Johnson. l.. Butler McCaGG, William
Jay SchefeIln w. Bard McNickar,
Hiram w. Slbley and Henry G. Trevor.
Mss Rita SuIrgis. daughter of Mrs.
Robert Sturgis. will he one of the guests
~ dinner to hc CIV n by Mr.. and Mrs,
Edgar T. Scott in Philadelphia on Jam
uary -, AfJcrward the guests will
so to the Assembly ball
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The annual ST. Valentines kettledrum
for the benefit Of the Samaritan Home
for the Aged viii be held at Sherry's on
the afternoon and evening of February
T.. \ room viii be set aside for those
who care to play bridge and in the
afternoon there VIII be attractions for
children as well as dancing. Nj night
there will be general dancing, an inno-
walton at the kettledrum. Mrs. Richard
Irwin is president of the home.
At MIR, BaEby's muet>Gi -1ornine 20
morrow the soloists will he Nine. Mar
celia Sembrlch, Nine. Olga Samarof.
pianist and Albert Spalding, violnist,
Mrs. Arthur 7, sullivan gave re-
ception at her home, 30 East Fifty
second street On Tuesday afternoon for
her new daughter-in-law, Mrs. Leonard
sullivan fer whom she VIII give d din
ner dance on January 2s. Two nights
latei Miss Florence Sullivan will give
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Mrs, Edwin A. stevens Of Bcrnards-
willie and Al Park avenue will give a
large theatre party on the evening of
February 3, Itterward taking her
quests to Shcrrys for supper and a
dance.
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Nearly all of the boxes have been pur-
chased by members and friends Of the
FenCers club for the bail TO be given
by the club at the Ho:el Astor on Jan
uary % for the benefit of the French
sufferers from the war. The fencing
exhibition by professionals and anna
tours. which will he a feature of the eve
ming, has aroused a great deal of in
terest. The fencing programme will in
clude bouts with foils. sword and sabres
Following this there will be general
dancing, which will he continuous.
Among those who have taken boxes
are Mr.. and Mrs. Archer NJ. Huntington,
Mr.. and Mrs. Frederic r, Coudcrt. Mrs
Whitney Warren. Mr. and Mrs. Adrian
II. Larkin, Col and Mrs. Robert NJ
Thompson, Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert L..
Satterlee and Mrs. Andrew G. Zabriskle.
Mayor and Mrs. Mitchell it Is expected
will he among the guests Of the eve
ming.
on the committee in charge Of TIC
arrangements for the ball are Carroll
Bcckwith, president OF the Fencers
club; George Horace Breed, Gano
Dunn, Marshall Kernochan. Charles
latham, e, Vail Stehbins, DR., Douglas
w. Cairns, Newbold Morris, Frederic r.
Coudert, Charles DE Kay and w. Scott
O'Connor. Mr.. O'Connor is receiving
applications Tor boxes and tickets at 80
| Broadway.