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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-11-11
GROTON SCHOOL
ELEVEN VICTOR
OVER ST. MARKS
tumble of a Long Punt
Paves Way for Only
Score of Game.
Pr T.l.srsph 70 The rribuns J

Southboro, Mass, Nov. 10.--Groton
School defeated st. Marks in their an
nual football game here to-day By a
score of Z to O. st. Marks played It's
opponents of their feet In the frst
period only 70 have a tumble give Gro
ton the opportunity for which It long
had been waiting.
Post, one of the ST. Marks hslfbacks.
made the misplay following q long
punt. Before he could recover the ball
the opposing ends were upon him, with
several of the linemen and Groton was
Immediately placed In position to
score. From the st. Marks 90-yard line
where the tumble occurred, It took only
three plays for the visiting eleven to
get a touchdown.
On the first play Washburn drove
through st. Marks for eight yards and
then Coolidge squirmed through n big
hole in the line and planted the ball
within two yards Of the st. Marks goal
posts. On the next play Coolidge toof
the ball again, this time behind his
own right tackle and was able to cross
the goal line. He was then taken from
the game and Robert Emmons, 3D., the
son of Bob Emmons, Harvard's foot
ball end rush and capain in 1879,
kicked the goal,
At the beginning Of the match It
looked as II Groton would be able 70
drive straight TO the st. Marks goal,
but the home players held at their
25-yard line then a forward pass failed
st. Marks then got busy with fins
running attack and In seven plays
rushed the ball back to within ten
yards Of the Groton goal.
Here, however, Groton held and when
Caswell went back to try for field
goal he had to get the ball away hur-
riedly, because of poor pass from
centre and his kick was blocked. Gro
ton, however, was offside on the play
and St. Marks started again from
first down on the 6-yard line. Two
plays failed to gain and then when an
other play had been tossed back FOR
ten yards a forward pass hit the
ground. In the earlier rush OF St.
Marks up the field, Post made a long
forward pass to Otis for a gain OF
nearly thirty yards.
The teams played see-saw game
after Groton had made Its touchdown
and there was small chance for either
TO score. Groton kept ST. Marks well
back In It's own territory, because OF
kicks and then braced on defence
whenever the home team really thrs-t-
ened TO ct going again.
I'll. Iiroun folioWsf
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-11-11
Otis Wins az Billiards.

Charles Otis, OF Brooklyn. easily de-
feated Frank Benson. OF ST. Louis. In
the interstate three cushion billiard
tournament at the Brooklyn Academy
last night The score was 30 to 2A
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-11-11

Tourhd9vn-Cnolidg. Goal from touchd0Vl-
Emmons. substitutes. r9,on-Nchardson, e.
a. ssds.si-k Livingston for Burden. HaVemeyer
Tor Adams. Einmons for cooIidse. A,eurn ,or
Frothiughsm. Wsshbun for WrenE, hlns i4f
KoeniT f5r Cssu.ll. l.. Post for Bradlse. Chspin
for Street Landon for Post. Choag ior Nee.d;
W,rsb.u o, Harvard L,nesm.n-G. II. Bank
bart- Of Dartmouth Tine Of pencds-Fifeen min
Il.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-11-11
Mahan vs.. Thorpe.

believe that Thorpe stands the greatest
football player Of all time
who believe Mahan carries the greatest
all around value Between practically choice
Thorpe powerfully built Like Mahan he
pun.er great than adept shooting
receiving the forward
which best IN broken field Thorpe
made him elusive target And
he known All all II there
Is any edge Indian
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-11-11

We're looking for the man
who wants to be "shown'I
The custom tailor's man
who thinks we cant fit him.
On with an overcoat!
Behold the satisfaction in
the mirror!
Out with the overcoat on
the back of our friend.
Back the next day to try
on q suit.
Works that way nine cases
out of ten.
Evening dress shirts--see
our windows to-day!
No! No frills. They're
quite paSse.
Plain white bosoms Of neat
effects in French piques and
plaits. ,
ROGERS PEEr COMPANY
Broadway 6roea~
at 18th St. The az S&Sn -
Broadway Corners Fitn ~
at Warren N*i"e d
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-11-11

G GJa7kks,M Rico

NIcrcIy query.
! knoto tohy tackles tackle
Up and dotcn the trodden field;
I knop tchy kalfbacks whizs about
And guards refuse to yield;
I've studied college incidents
Through many q shifting cline
But those vho w-its the college SON
Are they too proud to rhymef
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-11-11

Dnshus prep
machine He understands both and
sportsman detail and widely liked
addition had coaching experience and
having worked successful
his when Carlisle had Of her
DOnaue defence Yale
might whole chance in this direction
Recently Yale 10 Later Virginia beat
with seconds left play Yet against Georgia
lineup Auburn ~ Here
sportsman Yale nssd'
The Fun of Playing.
last that he
gets o. his
game Msthewson has been professional
much fun out Of to-day
he 1901, getting under
life" said Maty recently, when
turnin my Uniform for good"
who he. better time the
Mhan all payan afternoons
and the harder he the fun he has:
creates. vdf actually the greatest for
football He
would baseball for week than to play
Thorpe had only started baseball when kid ne would
But he
twenty-five serious attention
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-11-11

in this idea
W suddenly fall for
miltarism New o the
Tip to Yale.
If Walter Camp Tom shevn Fitzpatrick haven't time to take
charge Of Yale blsnd Yale still take charge Of
her coaching have a nomination to make
His is Mike Donahue He captain Of the Yale freshman
1902 He Yale After Yale
Donahue Of the football
country
Aubu goal line tho last Auburn
has at our Southern championships
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-11-11
AS for Coy.

followers who believe that Ted
hif Mhan Thorpe
but attempted TO dodge His
aer thrown the
shock impaired generally sufficient bale Of Of his
for reference
drive might be remembered from West Point Incl
his wake both having suffered
broken the Blue Express
Football vs. Baseball.
ball player the Big Show few days
SAID
Cobb, Milan,
or any big They don't
quickly practice starting with
the of like flashes For the first 80 feet the
averspe ball player football stride
for supposedly football
baseball"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-11-11

Matt Wells, incidentally. has appar-
emily taken a new lease on life. ms
victory over Charley White out West
has doomed his stock away up, and II
is more than probable that he. VIII be
matched to fight Freddie Welsh In the
near future,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-11-11
Something About Donahue.

Southern championships.
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Aus Wlerito.
s)eoh elmer sDeitteiIlll

gta6 elmer Mitteiluna nnlerss
Observation-Disclosures bat 8illa ieti
ote gauge @egeno, in Der Die Gel-
qlse4eli oes 9anlpico 9iitrifls
liegen utlter ieiner aontroQe,
ipobreno Garran5a Die Waiinomng ser
0elleitnngen IN Salnpico uno gar-
pam foittrolliert Bis iett tit ben
0elqueIen lttlo OeIanlaaen, ote
5renoen eeborell nod feine geIhai.
oigltng 5ngefiigt moroen. sssn @aI5-
iirgtoner 9fegierlingsfreiicn lit man
IN oieler @infidt iebr belnrubigt
Gnglano be5iebt ieinen 0elbeonrf bon
Cen .6eloerll BEL Tanlpieo ,in0 meull
ibn oieie SelSufubr. abgeihnitten
miiroe, 10 niiroe oas Den GngIanoern
natiirlid iebr ltndngenebrp iein unb
nnieren &egierrngsfreiielt in 8aib.
itleton aud, Die ia aufs Ser3lidite
nit Den gngldnhern iprnpatbiliereii
Gs tit oaber ielbitberltdnolih, oab
man in @afbington ieiti 9ejtes tun
miro, Inn oieie llnannebn1lidfeit bon
england db5uiDen0en.
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@uf Die Waitteilllng, oaB iba
oas llltin1atlim Der japaniihen Me-
gierltag iibergeben iperoen luiiroc,
bat Die hineiiihe Hegiernng Ser ia-
t'aniiden 9otIhaft nlitseteiIt, oob
i;e Sapan aIle Nehte in Ser gropifl3
Sddntung 5iigelteben polle, oie iie
9entidlano bort 8lgeItanoen babe.
HoaB lie ben Snpanern oas @eht ge-
len lpoae, in Der fiioliden Mano-
idalrei uno Der oitIiheR Mongolci
0finen 5u betreiben; BOB oie ssapa-
ner in Der Wanoidurei unter iapn.
niid)er @eribtsbarfeit iteben ioIlten,
10 melt es lidb Inn Gtreitiafeiten ilnter
ibnen banole; oaB Die Snpaner fir
Sd)nlen uno Sospitdler bon oell Cit
nelen Sano pahten foitnten; ouB Sie
Den sSnpanern oas Ge0bt geben luoG=
ten, Die GbotD SSu 8nbn ou bauen,
ttern @roB-gritannien oaniit einber.
itanoen lei uno ii6 bon ben Dor slpei
sSnbren beeonnenen Berbafolnngen
5ltrilG5iebe 9ageeen nerlange Chi
na MIR, oaB es an Der internationa-
len &onferen5, tDelde Die Gerb1Itniiie
IN Sf)antltng regeln ioIle, teilnebnle,
CAB ibm Der Shaben ben es 0urh
Die 1iingtan Ganpngne crlitten, ef-
iett tperoe nno oaB i'm llebrigen oie
3uitanoe IN Sdantilng ipieoer iuis
Dor Dem &rieg ber9eiteIlt miiroen.
gddt geitern, aber beltte lit oos
lapanilbe llltimatum Der bineiiiden
Regierliug iibergebeft moroen
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Nus pueenstOpn im GnglanS luirS
semelbet, bak ber Gnuaro ] 0nu.-
jfer reniitnniaA, Der Duriatn Sans
tag bon 0ep gorf nit 1910 HalIa-
gicren abfubr, In Der ysabe BON
stinfale, an Der Gii6fiiite sSrIanS's,
Ton tineui oeittiden ltnterieeboot i,l
ben @run6 sebobrt lit. glllem Mr-
ldeine nad iin0 aIle TaiIagiere ae-
rettet. Der bentide 8ofidafter in
ASalbingtpn batte nor Der glbfahrt 6es
Gdiffes, ale 9ente iuarnen IaiIrn,
nit eiHem engIiid)en 0amp5er nody
Gnrupa 5lt fabren. Wian berladte
bic Barnmng unn fubr bod. Oeutfdl-
lamb Int 0nrdans ofair1 aebanSel..
@er iidl inter iolden llmitanoeu In
@efabr beaiebt, banoeIt Ieidt1inuia.
9lian mcif! 0ber iulte iuemisitens mil
fen, NIT iuelder Giibnbeit 0eutid,-
lamb ieinen iinterfeebootfriea fiibri
l,Ho oak man iebr bermiinftig ian.
Detf, Barnunsen, iuie bic in bieient
ssalle erlaliene, sii bead)ten. Gieie
3rrif6rnng Der oemiitania1 luirb
einen nngebeHrem GinSrHf MAIDEN.
Man ipiro einen yiiefenlarm eric
Zen, aber man uiro jett audi begrei-
fcu, baF Der 1tnterieebootfriea
GentidJlnnbs omrd)ans ernft aeuom.
men iein mil. Sariiber iuiro bic eng.
iiIdDe Nesieritns bic Nflt iebt midi
inebr tGuid)en f0nuen. Gnglildls
9ampfer lueroen mol nid)t meir
tirle TaiIaaiere befommen.
Gie eHaliidlen 9ampfcr pGanbi
BATE nnb yGentmrion~ iimo bon
eentidcu itnterisebouteu berienft, BET.
DC an Der irIanoifden aiiite mad,
&aterfurb. Grlterer iuoIltc madJ Sa-
maiea, letterer nadJ Siio.Nfrifa. Die
8eintnngen iutr6en gerettet. 8if Iaa-
se Diuffyn @bnrdjia bsr aur5em? ?
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oaR oas frans6iiid)e Earlament, 10
lange Der &rieg oauert, beitam0ig lit
Sisung bleibt.
8or einigell Sagen tDuroe cine De-
peIde beroffentlidt, in Der gernboro
8erltbnrg Die nnerifailii6en 2eier
por MeuBerungen ertremer oentld)er
3eitlmgen, tDie Der uSages5eitung"
Tltno Der Boit" tparfte, neil lie Die
IolfsItinlmling in 9entihlano ntdjt
hariteaten. g8ie man iest erf1brt,
batten Die beioefr genanirte1t 3eitun-
|gen iba maBIos angegriffen, tpeil er
in einetn 8riefe, Der in elmer MoIicn-
Derlnmmlung gu Hortloi1o, Wee.. sl.r
yerlelling fam, erfl1rt batte, Deutih-
LAMB tperoe 9elgien iirto oie bon lin.
beieeten Seile 6ranfreiA's 1lur llnler
Der 8eoingllng tDieoer berausgebell,
Dob oie Meere frei tuiiroem 1tn6 ooB
es filnftig flidt gebinoert ueroe, lei,
men 6anoel aus5ubreitelt utto eli.
aolonlaIreih anf5nbanef1. gs iii
lhiper 81 begreifeii mas an oieIp1
AeuBernngen 10 anltoBig ieim fon. Sc
oenfalls bot 8ernburg oaltlit oltsge-
iprodeL mos in 1elttiblano 10 8ieln-
lid sSeoerlnafn fiiblt ano 0enft. esa,
mon gebt bort nod tpeiter, man balt
cas- Slnfgeben Anttperpen's iiberbonri
fltr ltnmogIibb neil iein 8eiis es
Del1tlblano crit erinogliht, oie syrei=
belt oer Meere aufredt 8u erbaltell. 4
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anrit lleberidt.

6v.y.S se a..
S4ssa sa'u.D - :. agples a, ra
aaa.a .s. a, - = o.A Ulnnp ss-
WIZ. "Aus'e'e se'e''s's
Ter @atifam lit gegen cine
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tohen ~ g,,,St osoy;,;sr s',s,s ,a.".
lie MsoI;fo rrr,;d,t, ''s an 1s Scr de a.
osos,S nm sarnc,,, ,, n. Ie;;tss, 81
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SlIIans.

Ser oitlid)e Seil bon Mierrneny
tan in Souiiinna lit bon ef1em gp=
flon seritort iporoen. sSiinf 9eeaer
|l.no Elm ipeiBer Monn fanen inns 2e=
Zen nno nngefabr fiinfuno3uailslq
Yerionen puroen berleBt. Wiebrere
|groBere @eid1ftsbarier ipuroen 3ers
itort Gin @eloibrallf, Der in eineln
Der 9dlier lfano, uno Ser 1000 Bfo.
fuog, mliroe bon Dem gtllrm zoe
SUB melt fortgetragen.
llniere Hegierltng bot cine Gr=
flarltng erlaiien oaB fie In 8e5na
|auf China an Der YoIitif Der offeneli
Cir lulo Der llrperlebIidfeit 6es d)i-
neiiiden 8elibitanoes feltbolten
Htuer0e.
sluf ben 9elfeloern BON EaaIia.
Sfla, iilo afpei groBe Selbebalter
onsgebranrlt. Das Seuer NOR ourh
|einen 8libihlag ellt3iin0et.
Sn Sflabonln bat flrhtbdres
Sfurnluetter eetobt. 5ll Mronore
|tratroen orei Yerionen perlebt Gin
Shnlbaus tDaroe 5erit0rt ltno nlell-
rere &iil0er erbielten GerIebunaen
Sn Ringling tplroe piel Shuoen an
geridtet. ebenio an afi0eren Orten.
llniere Negierltng Bat auf bic
8eldperoe Der oelitiden Megierlltla
be8iiglid Der 00enipolo 9lffaire aes
pntiportet;; Die glntuort lit nber r,ids
persffentlibt iporoen.
@eneralpoltmeiiter 9urIeiold
fiinoigt an, DaB bis gum / SssuIi Der
2ano6rieftrdgeroierft altf cine ipeit,-
te Willion 2anobelpobner ausaeoeblsi
fcer0en ion.
9as Gariib slcnoia in 2ouiiia-
no ltno oas GouiltD goa6omo i'm
noropeitliden Miiiiilippi iino bon
eineth fllrdtborefl Gturmnettes
beinleeiiid]t iuoroen. 81 Wsenjhen
fino un's 2eben gefomuen uno 45x
Eerjonen iino oerIebt iporoen. 9es
angeridtete 5hnoelt lit Iehr aroB.
9uS in elmer anoern Depeihe er.
mabnte Wermentnu liegt in slrcnoio
Barilb.
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!
meinte.
Cine uffi5ieae 0epeidc ans Goa.
itantimopel melset, baf bic ensliidDen
tno fransDiifden Srnppen, bic ani
Der 8allipuli Salbiniel selanbft
| iimS, idjluere Gerlnite gebabt baben.
Die siirfen tmelben, oak lie Die
8efeifisnngen Der gllliiertea BEL Mi
bnra erubert batten nnb Saf iie bei
SebS-Gl-gar Ben gllierteh idmere
&erluite beigebrad)t nnb linen Wsa.
idJinenseluelre nno Winnitipm abge-
nummen batten.
Der engliide 4rentiermimiiter bnt
Dem llnterbanie 0es Earlaments
Nitteifnngen iiber Die Iprgamae aai
Der 6aIbiniel 0allipDIi gemadJt. BAD
Isieien Mitteifmngen lit bic Gage bDrt
cine iebr giinftige uno oringen Sic
cnglildlen nnb frnn56iiidJem srnppen
IN befriebigenber Nseiie aeaen Sic
SORTS an Der Gnge Ser Gar6aneileu
jpor- Mlieroings erlei6rn he id)tuert
yerlnife, qber lie bIeiben In Sen Sam
pfen erfolgreidJ. @ie piele Srnppeu
oitf 9allipuIi selanbet iinb, iasfe oei
Gremierniiniiter nidjt, ans ieiueu
Menkernngen gins aber berbor, oaf
Die GnglGnSer mnb TransuIen bori
cine ieilr itarfe Srubbenmhd,t habe;,
miiilem.
Gie nSiIerpatpre 9iomano", oos
cmfIidJe glatt oes Watifans, Der.
Samnf in eiaem glrtifeI ocn ggahu.
iinn eimes begenerierten gsatiunnlis.
INNS, Der ben &riea nmr nm oes
Nrieges iuillen iuiinid)t nnS Ser Waa.
JpritGf Der gtatipn Die Wsfa6ren ber.
beimlidt, iuelde cine geteiliauno
Staliens an bieien afiese NIT i;d
bringen iuiiroe.
Ter DettIdle &aiier traf am Con.
ncrifng in Berlin Elm nnS iumr6e mil
eroeem GntbniiaSmms empfnnaer,
gie Wenid)enmaiien in ben Strasel,
luaren 10 srof, baf 6as slntomobil,
in oem CT pon oem 9abnbof madD ben,
SdIoR fnbr, nnr Iansinm poranfom-
men fonnte, Ter aaifer Ial geiunS
nmo friid) aus. Die aaiierim 1dlieu
BON Der ObatiOn tief ereriffen ~
iein.
Die emsliide @esierums min ois
Gpttomansfnbr BON Aesppten mad al.
len Safen, Die nid)t ibr uber iIren
Ylliierten geb6ren, berbuten baben.
Die Seiiter bes 0ampfers ,,gsil.
belmina" baben bpn Der emglifdler
Eegiernng ben bpllen Nsert ser Ga.
bang Cotton erictt befommen.
Die emgliid)e 9iegierung bebaupte.,
oie 0eittiden in Gao-@eit-Mfrifo
nersifteten bic grnnnen, nm Den
Seimoen alles 8aiIer, bas lie fir Iid
nno lire Tferoe sebrandten, ab5n-
idneioem.
veridte ans bem oentid)en 6anpi.
amartier meiben, BAH bic 9emtidjcn
in oen lebten aGmpfen n0r6lidl poit
ct. WQibiel 1000 @efansene genon,.
men baben nnb baf iie bei sslireD,
iiio6itlidD bon ct. Wiibiel, Die slmgrii,
fe Der Sransoien snriifseidlasen ia.
ben.
9ie fran50iiihe &eeresleitllnq bai
| lid neranlaBt geieben. cine Grflar-
riiflg 81 perOffentlihen, in Ser fie oel
! oclItihen @eneralitab bejhu[oiqt, faI.
ibe @iu8elbeiten in 9e3ig ouf oit
ociitid3e Sffenlipe beridtet gu babel,
Die 9eiltiden b1tten in oen Iebleu
9agen MIR 9iiifidl1ge erIitten. DAM
5oblt iie ale Die NiiserfoIae Ser 0eit.
fhen aiif. Die 5ran3oien Ieien on oer
gier MIR 5iueitauieno 9leter suriid,
laeordngt (aIiO ood 5uriidgeordnai)
ino Die Delttiden batter iueoer am
linfen nod am rehten gier.llfer eine
| feIte SteIlung einnebmen f0nnen
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Bonn Sdneiber gentadjte, uid5t abaes
holte $25 gln3iigc iebt fir 50. gdlte $50
srieltlu Deobairssln5iiee iebt $40. in al
len Ssarbeii. @dte Taln 8ead zgtu8iigc
50, Iehr nett; S,oien ST bis $5, qr6ffc
ansfuabI in Der Stoot. 9lues mas Gte
tpiiiild5en- Sd babe fir gonr eirgefauit
fiir Sic Smmmel. 333 8eiteGommelee
Ctr, &nmpmanne @ebdmbe.
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ssran Gbas. glI6redt, 1888 Sit<goms
merce Ctr, Can Gutotlio, Seras, Iiefsrt
frifdje 8lumen, 8lumenifiide, Boualieta
unD 8flan8en 8eetsBfIdn5en cine Gpes
staIitdt. Gel. Grodett 1892. (An3.)
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8ii nerrentrH 3tpei nroblierte 9im
nier NIT ieparaten Gingnng. an @tra
kenhnbn qelegen Stboneg Gommerbeilsl.
Breiie mdBie. slahsllfrogen 46t W2urs
phb slpe. am aorozgnoe Der @eit emo
Gar 2inie. SeIepbon. Srapis 4169.
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NnfriMtia.

vMein ;srdnleilt bari ih sbnell
meinen Scbirm anbieten2@
~Rein. crit geltern bat mir en-
@err oen Sdlirm angeboten, ms
ronn lteIlte es iib herols, boB CT,
nerbeiratet mar.
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9,romOtiOn (0r. pbiI.) fir Der.
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friends. Music will be rendered by the Majestic orchestra under the lead. ership of Walter L. Cain. Dancing at 9 o'clock.
 Maurice Apartments.
 W. B Taylor, Maylield, Ky. Judge T. r. Ward, Geddis, $. D.. F. W. Hughes Medicine Hat, D. Hanlon, Franklin. Minn.; A. Foley, Hopkins, Minn.; George Ewat, Warren, Ohio: E, Carclyn Beck, Colorado Springs.4 Col: J. ] Murphy Milwaukee, Wis; W. W. Viets, Hammond, Ind. Methodsts to Have Washington Tea
 Today.
 The ladies of the Missionary So ciety of Central Methodist church will be fiostesses this afternoon at d
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Pre- Nnptia Dinner Rendered Miss
 Vivian Grey Latta.


 The pre-nuptial dinner given in honor of Miss Vivian Grey Latta by Mrs, Albert B. Gaines in the red room of the Hotel Eastman grill Wednes- day night was one of the smartest events Of the season. Covers were laid for twenty. The table was won derfully set, clusters of i'uminated yellow tulips surrounding the center piece, q marzipan of crystalllzed fruits in the form of a pyramid. with ferns, smilaX and picture baskets filled with golden glow roses and tulips distributed in profusion.
 Cupids were prominent in the de tails of the dinner They were in evidence on the place cards and tayOrs, while the ices were served in heartshaped molds on which were perched miniature doves. Then. bsque swans, driven by Cupid, held the almonds and served as lavors. There were also clever tOasts. daint. fly sealed with moss rose buds. al each place. The ladies in the party were presnted with arm bouquets of tulips and golden glow roses tied with Illusion of corresponding shade. Miss
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Arlinetons Weekly Informal Dance
 Smartly Attended

ArIinston's Weekly Informal Dance
 Smartly Attended.
 Especially enjoyable was asst nights informal assembly at the Ar. lington. It was brilliantly atteIded, the guests at the Arlington and East man turning out practically en masse, while the spas beau monde had ua- usually smart representation The Barton dance program was a rare good one and the hotels superb or chestra did complete justice to every number.
 The gay ill room was the scene of a lot of joyial late dinner parties. During the dance Mrs Louise Now land and D M Kastor, that scntillat- ing pair of ball room dancers, were seen in several of their special meas ures and registered their customary hit.
 A bridge whist party of the guests at the Arlington and Eastman is pro- ? ammed for the Arlington for this evening
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man hotels has revised the dance schedule for the season, the latter hostelry will continue staging it's weekly formal ball on Saturday night As a particularly smart throng Of fashionable visitors has charged the Hotel Eastman the last several days. the indications are that tomorrow nights ball will be one of the gayest of the season.
 The management cordially inpites all friends to attend. The dancing hour is 9:15 o'clock
 Majestic Hotel Gives Informal Dance
 Tonight.
 The Majestic hotel will be the scene of an informal dance this even ing. These affairs are given weekly by the management of this popular hotel for the entertainment of the guests of the hostelry and its local
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Dinner and Box Party.

MT and Mrs Edgar C. Smith Of Chicago, guests at the Arlington for the month of March, gave one of the merriest dinner parties of the season in the Arlington grill Wednesday evening Their guests were Mir. and Mrs. Fred w. Schaefer and Mrs. Henry Ralwstron. all of Chicago. The dinner a sparkling one. was followed by a box party at the Princess.
 4
 Formal Ball at Hotel Eastman TO-
 morrow Night.
 Despite the fact that the joint man agement of the Arlington and East
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Mesdames Wilmington and Fitch
 Joint Hostesses.

Mesdames Wilmington and Fitch
 Joint Hostesses.
 The auction bridge and dancing party rendered Wednesday evening by Mesdames Paul F. Fitch and Hiram Wilmington at the home ot the latter was well attended and proved pleasing introduction for trio of visitors. Miss Marguerite Westbrook of San Antonio, Texas; Miss Lela West of Lexington, Ky" and Miss Frances Longan of Sedalia, Mo. who were the honorees of the occasion.
 The pretty decorations and hand some costumes added to the bright ness of the occasion.
 The lower floor Of the residence was used for dancing the upper floor for card games, with eight tables ar ranged for the players
 The guest list included in addition to the honorees Of the occasion. Mes danes Frank C. Stearns, N C Bouic.
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Mesdames ConnelI and Petit Enter
 tain Comp Pimentary to Visitors.

Mrs, Thomas James Petit and Mrs Wade Hampton Cornell were joint bostesses Wednesday when they ten. dered a iipe-course luncheon in honor of Mrs NJ. H. Stallcup of St. Louis and Mrs. Frank P. Sheldon of Min neapols Minn
 The event took place in the red room of the Arlington grill. CoveN were laid for tV enty.
 Killarney roses were featured in the decorations, souvenirs and place cards