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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-02-24
~ AND our or TOWN.

Misses sue and Kirkland Rumn. Of
Charles GUY courthouse. have been
SPENDING the Weekend with the Misses
Walden, AZ "Buck HILL"
Mrs. j. Philip Slaughter and her
daughter. Mrs. VIII Mcleod. of Eau
quier County, are visiting relatives in
tl!s city.
Miss Fanny Taylor. of Washington, is
the guest "f her sister, Mrs. Charles e.
forden. here.
visiting Mrs. Warner Moore, at sl3 West
Franklin street, for n short stay.
Richard Darlington has returned TO
his home on Park Avenue. after brief
visit to Newport News.
Mrs. James Cannon. Jr., of Rich
mond, is Visiting Mrs Bruce Simmons,
in Norfolk. for few days.
Rev. w Dudley Powers Will arrive in
Richmond Saturday to he at 60 West
Franklin street for IA brief stay.
Corbin Craffo,d. of this city, has been
the recent guest OF Mr. and Mrs. T A..
Reynolds nj their home in Newport
News.
Miss Kate Peyton. of "iGdenburne."
who was with relatives in Richmond
for brief stay; last week, is now visit
ing her sister, Mrs. Louis Graffin. in
Jacksonville, Fla.
Mrs. Charles II. stokes has gone to
Washington. where she is the guest OF
her sister. Mrs. Fielding Marshall.
Mrs. William Ashton Bradford, OF
Charleston. w Va, Is spending sew
cral weeks In Richmond.
Miss Achsah Jones, OF Washington, is
the guest Of Miss Florence Norneet at
her home in Richmond
Miss Anne Harris, OF Frederick 81 burg.
has been the recent guest of friends in
this city.
w r. l.. Smith and Alfred T. Smith
have returned to Richmond, after visit
ing relatives In Norfolk for a short
time.
Mrs James Jones. of Chatham. Is
spending some time I'm this city as the
guest of relatives.
Miss May Lowder, of Norfolk, and
Clyde Shankle, OF Richmond, spent the
past weekend with Mr.. and Mrs. 4. +.
Lowder in Newport News.
Mrs. Carrie Johnson has returned to
her home in this city after spending
some time visiting relatives In Fred
crcksburg.
Mrs. Hancock, of Richmond, is n guest
or her sister Mrs w. NJ. Tredway, Jr.,
in Chatham.
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"How'd THAT, Get Tn Herel"

day night, was one OF tho most delight
fuI events OF tho season During the
evening games were played and re-
froshments served Those present, with
the members or the club. were: Misses
Ellen du Val, Resale Kitchener, of
selma. X C.; Cornclia Gary. of Hender-
son. y. q; Mildred Potts. OF Chase City,
Va: Isabelle Smith. cf Norfolk; Elsie
Hatcher. Emily Peasley, Alicne Red
ford. jamie walker. Miss Cogbin, Of
chesterheid Courthouse: Mcssrs. y. b..
Goodwin. Of Alberta. Va. 4. NJ Rey-
nyida y. l. Nicholas and H. g. Dunford
powhntnn wedding.
Miss Grace May ruohy. daughter Of
Iir ard Mrs. Michael Tuohy, OF Pow
hatnu Courthouse, and Claude V. Jones
soH ~ retired Police officer Richard c.
Jones, Of south Richmond. viii be mar
ricd at Red Lane Church. in Powhatan
County. Wednesday, March IL.
Visiting In south Carolina.
Miss Elizabeth iiotchitiss Is the guest
OF ~. and Mrs. Jordan at their home in
Grccuvillc. :. g., before returning from
an extended stay ia the South. Miss
'intch!,iss has recently been visiting
Mrs Nathaniel =. Harrison. formerly
Miss Mabel tllau, IN Atlanta. Ga, where
{" great many functions OF intcrcs; were
given in her honor.
For Miss London.
Miss nertha F'isch entertained sun
day evening at her home, Gi2 Twenty
sixth street. Newport News. in honor
Of her guest, Miss Lena London, of
Richmond. Music ana games were en-
j"Ncd. after which supper was served.
'G'o's w"re ia:d FOR thirty guests.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-02-24

man Pollock. land could, therefore.
not consent to such a proceeding"
+. II. smith told tn. committee that
one OF the petitions circulated by him
sell contained 7Go names. for each one
of which he could vouch Others who
mad taken part In securing the names
made similar statements. several or
them explaining that in some cases one
member OF family. knowing the views
of ;he other members. signed the names
of each member. In few cases the
bearer of the petition signed for a per
son after being authorized to do so.
Percy l.. Smith, IL former member OF
tn" Council from old Marshall Ward.
gained the ear of the committees
"an' To serve notice" he said
that NY nam" appears on one of these
petitions without my consent II was
affixed TO the paper by my wife abso-
!ut"ly without authority from mo. |
am opposed to the rerouting"
SULLIVAN SAYS PETITIONS
LOOK "FISiIl" TO HIM
When the storm had subsidized Coun-
Gilman sullivan. after giving the pc
iItionS another close Inspections an
nonnced that he had nothing to retract
ana that he was still OF the opinion
t1at the documents were 'fshv" lie
called the committees attention to the
fact that :. larg" number of the nameS
on the petitions were prctixed by Miss
ana M"s Women ana girls. he said.
ioiha"d about 20 per cent Of the signcrs.
Mr.. sullivan moved that the ordi-
nance under consideration ne laid on
the table pending tho disposition OF the
company's application for a blanket
franchise. The motion was defeated by
vote or to 3, the committee mem
be's voting as follows:
To table-Alderman Nielsen and
councilm"n Jones and Sullivan-3
Against laying on the table-Alder-
men Powers and Prllor ana Council
men Butler. English and poilock-5
Alderman Puller moved that the or
dinance he recommended for passage
after making brief but spirited speech
in support OF such 4 course.
Il am unwilling, said MIR Fuller.
after hearing the evidence that has
been iaid before this committee, To deny
the temporary relief asked for bv the
company. and to compel IL to make an
expenditure Of s120.D0O that may prove
10 ne useless. In permitting this tenn
norary rerouting the Council Is in no
way committing Itself to make il per
mancnt. and | shall he tho first to vote
TO rcscind the ordinance when Il Is
shown to me that ii mas impaired the
service
"To intimate that the Council will
not have the courage to rcacind this
ordinance once ii is passed, should the
rcrouting he found to be Objectionable.
is to reflect upon the honesty of tina t
body"
Councilman Pollock, after being as
sured ny city Engineer Boiling. that
temporary repairing OF the East
broad street tracks was not practicable
ana That complete reconstruction was
the only remedy, announced that he
would vote for the ordinance Coun-
Gilman English saw no danger i'm
granting the temporary relief asked
Tor. and expressed his personal belief
that the operating OF cars on the Rroa d
street nils was dangerous proceed
ing.
y recorded vote was called for on
Alderman lullcr's motion to recommend
the ordinance for passage, and IL was
PASSED hy ynto NJ
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-02-24

said that tho girl informed him that
Carver had made the attempt. but had
failed
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-02-24

woman Suffrage by One Who Has
Voted" will he the subject of an adj
dress by Miss Margaret Wintringer, OF
Chicago. before the Equal Suffrage
League of Richmond at the headQuar-
ters. Second Street, below Broad. to-
morrow afternoon. Miss Wintringer
will tell something about the operation
OF the suffrage law in Illinois and It's
effect rs viewed by women. Mrs. Sarah
Tyson Rorer. the wellknown cooking
expert, will also speak before the body
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-02-24
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. .s-s-..s"..s"s...e....
CAL0MEL SALIVATES
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS observation-disclosures.

Caiomel makes you sick and YOU lose
days work. Calomel Is a nasty, dan
gerous chemical. To liven your slug
eish liver and bowels when consti-
u ed, headnchy, bilious. just get a
Decent box of harmless Cascarets.
They work while you sleep don't gripe.
sickcn or salivate
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-02-24
CushiOn-IIolmcn,

Especial to The Times Dispatch
WELDON. N. c., February 23.-Her.
bert r: Cashion and Miss Vada A.
Holmes. both of Winterpock. Chester
field County, Va. wero married hero
to-day by Magistrate D. e. Stainback.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-03-05
TYPEwRITER EXCHANGE.

GENERAL typspfitsr tuainess. cscan-
inF. repAlrlaE. FeltAls. ralss ttpsri
WorkuarEh}n it1af rahie prices
Corpus cATseu TypaWr4ier Exchange
ga starr street Fhorc iigr
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-03-05

NoTIeE To eoNTRAcToRs.

Invite hide for tue Sunaf rlctluu ~ 100
fe~t Of hie AZ proach O. tfe Cslalier
tsidse. Kissing tho N0s r. hiVfF 40
|CslaileE, \ Ueces County. Nskaa. sai.
hids v II b. opened on the second Mon
dAy Ct March. tha' r. - say tne sfn
31T ~ Ne tsia
Detail plane end specifications are
o. flle a. ths ofi5e0 % Fffnrh A. il4n-
err ~hers they cam o. consulted
The Hoard q raurty CammlsF.ole-r
bida
" y. riMoH ccaaiy IuaFe. Nsecs
County. Tsxs 20
fAi ecrf fsmeuii
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-03-05

MADAME EsTHi.R. sesrnsifie Pam
isf Phrsnoiovisf and ft3sioFnuuisi
Located al HIS C'aas4lr.ll street
-office hours. 70 80 a ~ 20 'eiPe q
m Prices rcassnabla 20
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-03-05
PARTNER WANTED.

WANTED partnff IN y sll eoiah
fsbed and rayinr business Heffrrnrei
required Far particulars sddfrss n =
are - CaHsr. fAss
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-03-05

My iilusfraisd catalogue sspisl-s
how ~s s~acA ths barber trade IN fer
w@eka nsiled tree Write. Nol-AR
cuiAgs8E. San Antanis Texas 80
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-03-05
Iosr Anp voU.n

---.-s--a.--a--ss-s-sss
rDf'Np a bunch - keys pwrfF
ident.fs nna phY fcf ihis Advertisement
alief office ~
Lat FstResn rntfAsv Wgn sHe
"ort fsffIre-tlold rim speifaei.s q
vard u rsfuinsd ~ CATER off'iT
feet white chest ana white dfnui
aharra srf' 90 hhrb ~ neeA Anew
10 name q Grover" Liberal rsNHf
n rsturr@f ~ ~ address 90 t ~
ii. Route 30 u cprpss Christi. Tesaf
as
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-03-05
AorNrs whNfro,

Nf rat $40 mnutuN e,itfy hDa Zoe
ui4h ia ana expenses 90 intfeers
rtfsfanteea puoistY ana ftf saWftn
uielef Co. = VS. apfinetlels !s,nois
avs
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-03-05
WEATHER SUMMARY
v . DEPARTMENT o. eoR,cvl
fuRr-.wtA rruR BUREAU

Weather nullr,t a. lai ~ hpuVr eno
,nR So D. "a ltin meridian tlms
Mafeb 1916
y LEHMAN ui,sefv.t
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-03-05
AUTOMOBILES

lnH SAIL ol fhAnE nls pa
n suD mouno in sfni risea tt'ldi
utu Can ~ 1901 MeegNlio =, rHi ~
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-03-05
oaEss MAKING

Fancy dress rshiHx ard pain se~
inr a. reasonable prices 81 80 Twi~r
sfr.s4 Mrs. Gsnref ~
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-03-05

Open flat rate PER inef. per coslmr
rlda s1c
Same Sludays
tt4ndlne display advertisements
Ops rate per lach pr month. tt.es
Reading NotiSe
per linz. sec
Locals per lane. each insertion. igc
Contracts Tor large em0unts - al
ssrtis.nE srace on application 81 this
offire
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-03-05
ros shLU on TRADE

fcR sAi.k or rtlApr 1880 syoes 81
rrsfinH ana VIII Acnnra 81 t.r
nus ChIisii propysiy o. small farm ueu
ellf Add .ss ni caN au ~ ia litt
nHnn fih Mhtsf street 500
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-03-05

tNtlnnH harm s1a s.,t Nirterr
~ Western part q citN ifiee s.
"hurt 80 1854
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-03-05

Total Precipitation and setnFs ten.
Drrhtnfrs for fcbrnsry spf he follow
ING alAllnna
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-03-05

NIcs tea.siou home Norin Beach
Improved modrrn Easy terms i.rs-
tlan cost thia week
81 ont sturf cottage Nurth Ncaeh
small cash payment balance Ions s4mr
Several ulce r~sideucr iotr Ncrth
Reach small sash payment t.sianet
'eaay
nssutifm tuneaiew on Chararrr
stree niec lawn ani foNcrf well im
rfuYtaa uarrdu terms 70 Required
NUad business coruer ueaf CltN iiaW
ufires nsaH lnpfmo now excellent DO
iatiun foi futare
Two attractive lots ana houses ur.
poe.ft Artqslan Park Eeod invest
imsni--bfiuFs fa.r Income now
Several south iluu lots ~ harFuif
Ipri. Na one serond street fs0o 90 An
Iuthcf rhHfd street ssQtoo. eiuse co car
water snd sewer
SEQ mc for hafeulns. A "a CHAi.K
ioom ] Mcdonald nldp lnones fi'
ana tli. Dgss
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-03-05
EALLER CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING
roR REM

..... -.
if'h ht-NE hNa~ttt-tA.A t-nFn
y. - 80 - Aa- p''el ~,
------- '----------------
tNh MY lskni ns-se efllt
rooms sAr4if--4e3s At-@Afe s-ss,,
---------------------- ---.
f.'k hhNt--W Wei lecAted ff@tn ~
etf.7e or suiAl tierr l4f~ete acfoss
ffutr the EuttNtIl.If. AIufNHt ItCNi f4itt
box 80 cr cali a. 81. Mesquite street
al
- --------------'----------- --------------
''h hhN - nv '','''n furniHn
,'i'Aers $50 pef month. l.
g.
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FOB hf-N 4iNe-4tf i..si-it tikh'
10 tlea iNn h"'-at"" % iAi AaneAfe 1915
ssi
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F'iN hi'N v nNesre"n wr-ief
..,'"ses IN hnf'sie street Anp.g q
rhoue sos 90
-------------- -------------------
tpR iliNT or LfAsE Good pastlie
f -NNN aNi'F tsi tFA ~ "AsF Nh'
County Box se4 care Caller. AZ.
-------'------- '-----------------'-'------
Fef Rim r. store room Al sll PEOPLES
street Apsly Seaside ilote. Phsns .
fDR RENT fAtra laree tive room
cottage. ail coufeuirnccs $500 roi
.HHH a. n Ha4H
TOR kkNF a fine farm in Fuoi siltt
- cultiNaunn, two miles south - Asua
PARTY nothing 10 sell See smith A
wood Arua nuice. "a
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lfN hfNt- No"ni nn 'hafarml stree
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POSITION WANTED

WASTED Position Ra YHtat fuf ns
tsNH h pffnsu efpsfifnftd in ui'stei /.
f.,ai nsfaira Plane a2t ~ Address
isn 1at race Caller 80
sykNfEf Position as salesman ~
ary Erode ~ shas siafe ~iii trtstt afI
fsaaerai.is aliAB aNtu a1ln3 y pfgf+
~. Address i,pck fsns ZEE 80
tsAtTpfs. Position ~ esftftenrea
Gas Tractor k4nainesf--lsos tss. clss
sfs
sarfies man warts iaraiinr en- 3
farm fea'fine d wafkinr i4fcrsaf ~
usfssrfta end eufupfleni aa foreman
caa rive ~r'a trftffnrsa Aaafenr
ii. fsfc Caller f1tt
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-03-05
nuslnrss cHAncrs.

llENENIN he1TnE triah business
nreperaf 81 North Tn2as inNh 81 100
80 trade fof On. lnrpmfsfred gfpfef
stock ia Corpas christi The ia aif
tais r~arcffr newer vacant hny sirr
hnii, sddre-s y e. Haaen i.aaenif
Texas tfN
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-03-05

fs eoe 90 Wo fA 81 unir.H bars
rrFeIs ta tadf 81 ofsi pe,m
Dffpas riuni psnpers ~ Nue.
rHun fafm
Nh acres fh frp ansfhWrFt ifia
frmt lard e. feis aa rrfs rsyme
e. rrps rhusu roaidrnee haianas paia
iHe ftiR
fUH want fH rent BAY 1r rtrharf
-ef q Wool rhHHf Gft ef.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-03-05
WANTED

WANTED. ~ bus uDm owner "a fHlr
Eve So siN roum sousc w two or thHae
.ooa late DHrnr Nothing a0nNA0f
aserri tfst class harnain Ata
a. % NaN lee CORPUS Christi Tt.
sa
WASTED scwirr or bousshreriae ID
eoaa famin tT miid'e a0ea " ma
rhvre sta 81 address tea ges rtia
callcr 1851
WANTED $50 ~ 500 l,,f month sytfa
riuns' g. rHY empinvyi rernor with f
uicrofsW viih osfiar wHfi NH
-fuinv RI, ssnyaaFnr Positively nu
frrsrfms i'asmplUfei rr.d Hoi az
ni, ,afrea Tho silver NirHf 81
inc. i4s " Naai-el 81 rMesHo p
ass
WANTED younr mnn nirh srhom
Student mtf,ut1 who vpnis a. lfarp
DR. isssan ari who ls uoi afraid of
~ us Nasi ho aide A. -Hc tfneNfitrr
Give IN particulars in O. 1T lsf leg ALSO
refeseuoea addfossinR rostaffief itoN
g5f ciw $500
WASTED 1'a rfat rsrmiaF hfuHc 80
ui mare furuiHhfi f0euls Tor q -i class
establishment Address iiua ssa caller
office tataf
WANTED WprN mds 20 see famr'es
Wln0na Mile rtGe Fln hosiery
uaac ~ pnre Japanese Fiik ihnne
ifsQ and salesman vii rail 80 a.
uffNsr HaieFman tft
WANTED -Ta hear frpu oWref ~ snfa
Farm iof sais send raah prlrf end
sescripuon b b. nush Minneapons
winn fssii
MHS ANn WOMEN WANTED T.
adrertirs nnd seil oin NefrH frrosid.
iishHtv cream neaut'frF immcfiiff't
fgs ~ $50 affhif easily mRde NYt'
tWrk Cor irrf'frf itsu rr0f ~
west 6stA 81 NrR Nuft flsa'
pustios wanfea ~ house maid NJ
mali family Address iinA 49,
RoNsiown. Texas 28A|
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-03-05

FoR RENT.-iAeht house keopinc
rooms ehr4p--Iosg Mc1glac slst~s
So
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-12-21
DR.. WALL OF STEVENS
INSTITUTE DEAD AT 81
Was Professor Emeritus After
Nearly Half Century
as Instructor.

EAST ORANGE. n. J., Dec. 20.-The
Rev. DR.. Edward Wall. professor emer-
illus OF literature IN Stevens Institute.
died yesterday at his home. 1S6 Park
avenue, Orange. y. j.. after two days
illness from pneumonia. lie was 81
years old. but had enjoyed good health
until stricken. Prof. Wall was pastor of
churches in northern New York State
and In Kingston. y. j.. before he Joined
the faculty of Stevens Institute.
In 1870 he was appointed professor
OF bellies lettres at Stevens II two
years later became principal OF stevens
Preparatory School. He was named
professor emeritus in 1906.
Born in Picton, Canada. ON Novern-
Der 4. 1924. DIR. Wall went with his
parents to New York. where he received
his early education. lie was valedlc-
tor.an Of the 'class OF 1SiS In Princeton
University. Three years later he was
graduated from Princeton Theological
Seminary and ordained to the ministry.
lie was chaplain OF the Third New York
Cavalry during the civil war. He was
known as an author and wrote Life at
Princeton" and Life in the civil War
which will be published bv tic New
Jersey Historical Society. lie left two
sons. Albert q. Wall Of West Orange
and George l.. Wall OF Lima. ohio. and
a daug> Mrs. :. Bayard bod OF
Orange.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-12-21
CHARLES HEBER DICKERMAN.
Delegate to Hague Convention Dies
In 73d Year.

Word has been receIN ed thaI Charles
lieber DickelTnau died at his res .deuce
in Milton. Pa. ~ Friday evening. in his
seVenty-third SeaT. MIR pickeraLa was
tho son of DIR. Charles pick.rman OF
hartford. Susqushanna county. prunsyl-
van!a, and received his early education
at Hartford University. lie fr~t engaged
In the coal business Ia the lILzleton
region and later a. Bethlehem. and
subsequently became manager OF the
Chapman Slate Company Of thai place.
In 1881 he moved II Milton. where he
Was the treasurer Of the Milton car
Works until that concern was absorbed
bv the American Car aud Foundry Com
pany In 1899.
In politics he Wa . Democrat ana
had always been prominently associated
with the management OF the party affairs
In Pennsylvania, representing ms dis
,rict IN the liousc of Representatives
during the Fifty-fourth Congress lie
was also delegate to the iuterndtions
convention at The Hague.
In 1859 he was married to 1ur Carter.
the daughter of William carter. a prom,-
nent coal operator ~ Beaver Meadow,
Pa. Mrs. Dickerman died In 1904 They
are survived by four ch'll'c1, William
G. pickermau, vico-president OF the
American car and Foundry Compauy
Mrs. Howard iiunter Williams ~ Plain
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-12-21
ORIENTAL ART ON VIEW.
Ande rsOa Galleries Present the
BunktO Natsukt Collection.

The Bunkio MatsuiI collection OF
Oriental art now On view ia the Anderson
Galleries consists OF many japanese
color prints. old wood carvings. worries.
textiles and pottery. 1t il 10 bs sold at
suction on December 90
The prints are 10y many Of the masters
whose names are best known acre and
the subjects. as usual in sucn collec-
tons, reflect mu,h OF the ancient
japanese customs. There are wonen In
graceful attitudes. by Utamaro actors,
warriors and Yeddo bellies In tea houses,
by Tayokuni. and If course no end of
drawings OF Mount Fuj! from Hckusai
down to less known designers.
or the Hokusai Full series there is a
View from R!oRoku with the mb.ntain
Just peeping over the horizon Of a sea
whose great waves make decorative lines
for the foreground. There il another
from Tamagawa In which the sacred
mountain looms larger In the view but
rs obscured by great horizontal clouds
in the Japanese fashion.
The carvings include a nImber o.
ancient doors with panels OF Howo birds
and cloud lines in deep relief. There are
many carved friezes, figures and masks.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-12-21
MISS BABBOTT MAKES DEBUT.
Dance at Pratt Casino F'ollOws an
Afternoon Reception.

Miss Lydia Pratt Babbott, dauhter
OF Frank IMsk Babbott n a grand
daughter of the late Charles Pratt. made
her debut at a reception yesterday ar
,ernoon at the home OF her father. l4S
Lincoln place. Brooklyn. In the evening
Mr.. Babbot Joined Mr.. and Mrs. Fred
eric Il. Pratt, whose daughter. Miss Mary
Caroline Pratt, was introduced AT
Thanksgiving. in giving "A large dance
at the Pratt Casino for the debutantes.
Miss Ia bbott received AT the reception
with her sister. Mrs. William Sargent
Laid Miss Mary Richardson Babbott).
They were assisted by Miss Helen L.
! Babbott, Miss Mary Caroline Pratt, Miss
Helen Pratt. Miss Mary Parsons, Misc
Laura Parsons. Miss Catharine Num-
ford. Miss Charlotte Welles. Miss Marquee
rite Strawbridge. Miss Helen M~oorehead.
Miss Catherine Mumford and Miss Elotse
Cummings. Miss Babbott. who Is q
Junior at Nassar. had as dinner guests
Henry Ladd, Donald Mofrat, Theodore
A Green, Oliver w. Parsons. William
K Pudney, Rodney Ward. Clinton Num-
ford. John l.. Coates. William Sargent
Ladd. Richardson Pratt, Charles Pratt
and Frank l.. Babbott, Jr.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-12-21
Miss sarah Jane tOutant.

Nrw ROCHELLE, y. Y, Dec. 2o-MIss
Sarah auc Coutdnt. a descendant of the
iiueueuots OF Id Rochelle. France. who
night from septic poisoning. This de-
Nelop"d from "a cut on her and which
she received three weeks ago. She was
born IN Las Chester seyeuty-scyon years
ago. He father VAS the Rev. Lewis
James 'outant and her mother was
Sarah Ann I.ccount, both of HuEucubt
ancestry. For Years Miss Coutant was
superintendent OF 81. johns Methodist
sunday school ~ New Rochelle and was
prominent Ia charitable work. For many
years sh" conducted a private school for
girls "' wealth! families in New Ro-
'h,llc. She Nh~ a member of the Society
for tIe Relief of the Poor and Of the
ilugucnOt Association.