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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-03-27
JAB AT "ANTI.SOCIAL" BILLS.
Speakers NJ R.rh-I", Theatre De-
nouncr Proposed L~egiSiatioO.

vigorous protest against the passage
~ ron destructive and anti-sOcial bills
rIN before the Legislator" was made
,..' 8. sNt AZ q meeting In the Berkeley
TH.I'., hv representatives of the Ma
too CG'll Labor Committee, National
C'-lurrs League. IN" American Fed
ere ou of Labor and other %organ!Ia-
IT,,
ALBANY is AZ present IN the throes of
p" extraordinary ronctioniry move
t..f. ,ili Robert Biukerd, secretary
o. i.r r.ty club. who returned from the
c..'tI las, night. The Legislature Is
''r . iacN small parts of recent social
'. bottom with the Inevitable result, that
...Ho "ut w'l he established :" that
t't. tH 'olr other pieces OF legislation
ut' ir repealed
D." h.i, Protested against include the
bills. which give the Industrial
Itt"i power 10 suspend mandatory pro-
r.-u.- ~ tne labor law and make less
. r't' th" present tr" prevention
!.''- 'H. TbOmpson-Bewley cannerS
l."' h'ls. |piolidiug longer hours f"l
N.nc. workers. and the Spring hill
% r"orgtuizcs the compcnsatior
Conn Is ion and Labor departments UNI
o. 80 commission of three mem
Meeting adopted resolutions pro.
70 . .uaiu-t the bills, which were
:. #".'l h' william Jay Schieiteliu
u presided.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-03-27
RADIUM WATER USED
TO CURE RHEUMATISM
DR.. samuel e.. Tracy Explain
How the Treatment May
BE Taken nj Home.


Or samuel O Tracy. -" N"S' IVA
street. read . paper hcfurc the medical
STAR or rho ulo,rriprd,,. cl,n., Al tho
iio'eI M'rs'lI'S H'S' h'Hh' "' '"'''S '"''
matism. gou' and artcrioscloro~is 10y ra-
dunn water "A, said paticuts who find IL
n ., r,,.,. "a d-t,l- ,,d
'"p'SS'"' u" 20 |" ''"''P' "'''" anu
battle ia I'M" rdd.oatt'N" -pFlnPH Hla
take the our. at home.
rha nos, ,,noro,us ,o,,,,r,s i,,.u-
>,
''oh' "N''n VI i'''N "'N "9'" '"' -
month";. imparts radiudctivitv 10 ord
nary drinking water
Il. ..,-,., .u., ..,n
'""' " " '''''''' "','' WV
n little more than Two quarts OF water
in the bottom OF which j. placed a po-
,,,. ,,n ,r ,ol ,ou,,tu,ur a small ou,r.
,.,,. .., 49,.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-03-27
~pttItI >OTIt ~.
After the California Expeditions
take a Little Sea Trip

Here's IL" idea GO ont to California
hy way ot Denver. colorado Springs,
pike's Peak. the Wonderful Royal Gnrr"
and Sal, lAhr civ an this by daylight
and. without extra charge. provided Won
travel ON IN" Burlington liout" &C, u a q.
L.. r., Whlch has through service from
Chicago aud 81 louiS.
After that do" California and the
EvpO-itiou- and then taxi" u OF those
Magnificent new Great Northern Pacific
Steamships the finest ON the Pacific
from san Francisco M To Portland. ore
gon. Then, hom"NHrd hound, stop AT
either Glacier National PHrk or yellow
stone Park TIA" wonders al ia" world
Now viii YOU allow III" to help Won
plan for such II trp' That's whit I'm
here fOI
You are planning to >p"ud n sum that
entities You 10 -" the best scenery IN IA"
West civ" me an idea of when you want
10 90. how long Won can stay, "tC. and |
wlll plan Il trip especially lifted to vOur
time and needs dlso send YOU. without
charge. such pictures, maps and priuir,
d"-,riptivc matter IT, will aid Sull Ia tirirf
min" IN" best thing tn do. Write, eau
or telephone, Let m" help,
", i. Berger, Genl Agent. pass'r Dept
G. y. 40 n. u Co ,lls> Broadway, New
York. \ Y. Phone Mad 50 sea
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Much to tho surprise of every one.
Shaw took the witness stand and dur-
ing his cross-eNdmiunatiou he had the
jury and spectators laughing frequently
because of his humorous Tits with Cuui-
sci
shaw classified Mrs. L>all, mother Of
his wife. as q "jellyhsh.' Tie added
that she was "vascillatiug aud ctratic.'
The reason he sued her for $4,000
ft winning his wife's love away from
him was for a purpose" which he did
not explain.
But the reason / had Darling in
dicted," continued shaw. was for the
benefit Of mankind and I" bring the
worst, sort OF man that ever walked the
face of the earth. a wife %steaier. to
Justice
Nov. YOU say said parliup's couu-
sci. that II the jury conVtcts parlinr
OF his charge you are willing to dis
continue your S50.ooo alienation sur
against Darling"
Yes"
would you discontinue tho action 81
any other ground"
Yes. | will. Darling hasn't got q
red cent. You can hIVr the discon-
~t.uuauc" papers nov Il YOU want th'm
In answer to a question Is to when
he first met Darling shaw SAID par
ling FIRST came into his lif" at q tie,
dtnsant At sol FIFTH avenue on pe
ccmher %, 1918.
what did you have to drink at tho
tea d~auSant;'
Punch 1t had a pretty COCO kick
to H..
How many punches did YOU have"
"FtNe or siN."
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-03-27
MRS. HENRY SIEGEL
WINS HER DIVORCE
Alimonl Denied for Present.
However. and One Core
>pondcnt EXoncratcd.
IE>l IVES FORMER NAME

vnc. Sur.rwe Court Justice Guy
.,...l. . H.tI d".rcc Of divorce ycster-
f. goo. Ms Ni.' Vaughn Slcgcl
f,,. if.ur, Srrgel u became known
,rs, tine cont had dismissed the charges
tina -rc,' had boon guilty OF miscon.
am. .tn Niss May Smith. - trained
ri.. N.u attended him at the Hotel
Nst.r lt.l .n l'1l
A. the tim the suit Was brought
,ou.-,. fui Miss smith stated that shc
would -i, Mrs. Sicgcl for heavy dam
an. # 10. ndmc was brought into the
,.s, as q ,'r'spondcut
Tr. testimony aud report OF Maurice
re.,t.s rs referee m the ease are
.,...D and tine nature OF the testimony
- S.oprl could not he 9 a red.
T.. uulN r1rc-poud"ut named IN the
case 10 addition To Miss Smith was a
v.Uou described as Mrs. Eddy Of
fnr,..,..r Mass" vino later proved to
le Vt.. Diana Eddy of 80 l'drkman
,rc,t. dorchester
Nt~ Eidt ID, an Engliahwoman. o:
blond type and attractive appearance.
vh, was on friendly terms with Mr..
sesc.s daughter Julia. Vino married
Ttr.l William CNcndish OF London.
o.. . the Titanic survivors During
80 u.rol when Mrs. Eddy was accused
o r. conduct with Sicgcl al his countrS
Mao, ufitwuod. At Mamaroncck Mrs
Itd, N,- ,lolst IN a church there.
7., decree signed IVY Justice Guy
taf,. that out of regard for the cir
,u.f,ucc~ NO provision for aliinonN
vii i've made at present, hut that Mrs.
S.c.cl ma, apply at Il later period II
90 %-lolses Mrs. Siegcl told the court
ina, pryor 10 her MART gc to Siegel her
r,m, was Marie Vaughn Wilde. and
,hat she has two daughters OF that
r,ua who desire TO continue using IL.
r. thi. reason she asked permission
Z, call herself Marie Vaughn Wilde.
Justice Guys decree permits Mrs. Sic
eel ia call herself either Marie L.
Vaughn or Marie Vaughn Wide.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-03-27
BACKSTAGE K GIVES
IDEA FOR BIG
Roi Cooper Megrue Tells Arch Selwyn He'll Start Some
thing He Won't Finish, Meaning He Intends
to Write Only the First Act.

blue. blue. blue spring hat and all the
other sounds and sights OF q broadway
fire crowd were ohlteratcd.
Nothing definite regarding the out.
coinc of tho business conference bet wcen
the Messrs. Charles Frohman and Edwin
Fuy held u few lights ago could ID"
learned yesterday further tNan the
statement, made on good authOritN. that
the main thing discussed by Messrs.
Frohman and Foy had to- do with send
Ing Mr. Foy out under the t'rohman
management I'm q Sha%kespearian.
Tho conference. it may he said
authOritativelS. took place in the white
room OF the lIotel Knickcrbocker. The
following matters were discussed at tn.
conference
"Guod vcnin Foy.' said Mr.. Froh-
man AZ he was rising to- leave tho res
tauraut after dinner.
"ilELLo CHARLEY :" cried Eddie Fov
heartily. flows every little TutNG?"
Fine thank you. Mr. Fuy n how
are Mrs. Toy and all your little ones o"
Fine CHARLEY Every little thing
j. great up At The ~Foyor-that's the
quippy uamc OF my New Rochelle estate.
yuu kuow-and evcrybudv's happy ex.
cep' mo. I'm not satisfied and 7 won't
he until rye achieved one ambition"
ny, ! tnbuENt inc f"igNf bt your
ambition had been reached with your
Huuicf. Mr.. Foy."
80. sir said Eddie doreedly I'm
never going 10 he satisfied. CUArLEY.
til ; get a chance TO pliy-thls t. uu
IN" level. now. no kiddin' Touch.ioHr
with Mtude ADAMS In As You i.ik" ~ "
Finally. It may also he said authori-
tatively tha' when NJ Frohman was
CROPPING hliudly toward fresh outdoor ar
he Just had 10 stop az r. telegraph
office " the hotel and wire tho gist 81
the conference to Trenton, where Miss
Adams VAS playing hat night
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-03-27
Had Dinner with Darling .

From the tea dansant Nj. II Mrs.
Shaw and Darling went & Darling
apartment. where they had dinner. al.
though Darling vas almost u stranger
to them.
There they all drank beer and henc-
dictine. Later they all went to Bus
tlnoby's. where the three of them drdnk
a quart OF champagne.
Did Darling dance
"No.' said Shaw. " didn't know
how then. but my wife has taught hlul
To- tango since that time"
Nj. shaw. you hay" had q 60, of
trouble with your WIFE counsel 70.
Darling asked
Well. "" had little ms once .g
a while Shaw answered in q 'ou'
tone. You must know We lived to.
gethor only seven and oue-htlf months
rs Darling stole her away from M,
after that
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-03-27

| would give anything IA ali the
world II were with YOU to-day.
o;pod little girl. YOU cInuo imagine
how much | love and adore my
little wife to he. All 7 do is think
aud think Of you Cad. Bob was
funny last night playing poker. lie
said. We'll never mind. Dick, q
are lucky in love
| pray every night that YOU will
win YOU annulmpnt n that YOU
viii be my little wife 40 win YOU
he perfectly happy, dearest. to he my
little wife and live all alone IN the
country with no one but me n
our two or three children? God.
katherine. how wish We we're
married and everything was all set
tied
Bob. Jerry and myself are going
M to New Rochelle to-day and look
at some boats as Bob wants to get
one right away. Goodness. katl-
crime. I wonder If YOU Will always
hc my true little eitl Give my love
TO mother :
Iot'R piCE.
The letter was written on n lttcrhea'
Of the Acme sanitary Appliance cor
poration of 2li West liith street. Man
haitian.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-03-27
NIXON SUIT DISCONTINUED.
s...ooo action for \ssnult EUded
b> Agreement.

with the consent Of the attorneys on
totl lies Judge julius VI. Mayer OF
me United states District Court au-
~. erl yesterday the discontinuance OF
''e Se,.nOO damage suit brought by
Edward 49, EVcrit Of New Haven for
INJURIES received In an assault sad 10
nave been made upon him by Stauhope
" NNou. son Of Lewis Nixon. In oc-
,ob,r 1913. when young Nixon was a
Iur nr .o the Sheffield scientific School
Ever't - the chief engineer or he
e5gtheru Sew England Telephone Com
t.ns ~ the time OF the alleged assault
fr Nl~ ON his way home when he mo a
c..sn o' Vale students returning from a
Celebration. one OF the group. eaid tn
B., Young NiNo1. asked Evcrit for a
r,''h. which vas refused
NiNou. II * said, followed Everi' In
the shadow OF a wall and then attacked
Pm. Ever,' was confined 20 the hospital
several months. IN iron bolt VA found
o. \tNon's room when he was arrested.
He was lined $500 FOR a breach of the
peace
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-03-27
PRINCETON DEBATERS LOSE.
Defeated by Harvard and waite on
Roth sides OF War Topic.

irIN"rroN. y. j., March :6.-The
HrTard debating team defeated Prince
tn In Alexander Hall tonight. The
siniert was Resolved. That the best
ir'c-,s,, f the United States demand
a prompt and a substantial increase in
her army and navy
Harvard presented the affirmative
To judges were Pref George T.
Rooms Of the Hi .chuui, y. Barton
Hepburn Z New York city and d
J. Woodward of Wilkesbarre. ia.
NV HAYES. Conn, March sh.-lale
~. to-la eht IN thu intercollegiate tn
..gr'.u debate IN which Harvard, Yale
arI Prtrc-'nu are taking part. The de-
c-.ou OF tho Judges was unanimous
Tin" Val, team supported the negative
.as of ~. question, Resolved. that
90. n - Interests of the United states
o-w uj = prompt n substantial IN
cel., 10 the army and avy'
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-03-27
RULES FOR MADISON TRUST,
Appellate Division Decides Com
pnny IL Entitled Ia xio5,OOO.

Tho Appellate Division of the supreme
Court decided Yesterday by a vote or
threc To two that the Madison Trust
company, successor OF the Van Nordon
Trust Company. is entitled to a judg'
mcnt for s195, 900 against the Carnegie
Trust Company for stock In the Sine.
tenth Ward Bank and Twelfth Ward
Bank old to the CARNEGIE Trust COM
many before il closed it, doors, tn"
court. however, mositicd q judgment OF
the lower court WuIch preferred the
| lain OF tho p~laintIf over AL inc nth'r
creditors and ruled that the Madison
rrust Company may recover only It's
| pro rata share.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-03-27
INJUNCTION THREAT
IN SHAW DALI FIGHT
Authors Lawyer says He'll
Go to Court to stop
ActOr in Play.
Truth COUNTER MENACE

"On,e upou y time in London Arnold
paly." began Arnold Daly last night
when asked for some comments oil the
threats mad" by Gcorge Bernard Shaw's
legal representatives here to cnjoin MT
Daly from playing YOU Never can Tell
at the Garrick Theatre Il week from next
Monday. had tho frirhtful audacity to
change a bit Of stage business in the
last act
AT those London rrhearsals MI
Sh1w-an excellent grocer 10y the way
who would have been a man of genius II
he hadn't tried to be brilliant and had
Ecp, out of English politics-used to sit
in q hoV making notes. Tie loves To
vritc. YOU know And when 1t was sug-
gcstcd mat sitting iu a boN making notes
wa not exactly the best way TO get on
with q rehearsal Nj. shaw felt impcllcd
To- make % speech to the company IN
witch he Hnologi2cd to- my having beer
a cowboy
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-03-27
Recalls " ndhnm Was Ncsttsc.

"Sir Charles Wyndham. | remember,
remarked az the second rehearsal, II
Arms ard the Man" * going TO be put
on this way IT'S a good thing they've
made a musical comedy Of II. When
one brings a intelligence to tho pro-
duciiuu Of on" of these plays every one
promptly cN,laims. How deliciously
ShlNiau''
Not Ions ago Joseph rlunke't OF the
Garrick Producing company secured
from the American Ilay Company. play
brokers. vino lease Mi. Shaw'S plays for
American production. and secured the
rights to produce At the Gdrrick You
Nrvrr can Tell" "Nrms and the Man
and candida" Mr Rumsey Of the
American Play Company said yesterday
that had his firm known that Mr.. Daily
wa to appeir IN TIA" productions the
l'm would not have leased the plays,
owing 10 Mr. Shaw's opposition e. Mr..
paly'~ appearance in his plays since
their quarrel
Sumebody-Grauvill Barker says ne
nc' onll didn't do 1t but even welcomes
IN, pilN ycvival- uu tn, ground that a
Broadway epidemic of Shdylduism just
now would b. beneficial for all con
,cru,d-ctbled to Nj Shaw that MIR
DAILY was tn Dee IN the ieNlNa.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-03-27

American Ideals will he The subject
Z 1. I--'l ~ to-ddy's luncheon at thu
f'puo. an club. The speakers will bt
J'ln lasSctt Moore, Bishop David II
t'f'er. Read Admiral Robert u. Peary
~. Elmer Ellsworth Brown, president
o. N"w SOrk University, Or James J
Walsh, Flrdcrick Lynch, Oswald O. VII
!.rp aad Hamilton Wright Nabic.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-03-27
JURY ACQUITS DARLING OF
STEALING SHA WIS WIFE
Verdict Reached on Second Ballot-Husband, on Stand,
Keeps Court Room Laughing at Tits With Law
yers-Love Letter to Wife Read.

WHITE PlAINs. y Y. March &c
Richard ;. barnng. who has been ON
tr.'l Tor two days before County Judge
I'dtt and a jury on a charge of steal
ING Mrs. kdthcrin" I.vall Shaw. wife
of Il bert Mirsden shaw. a New York
nanhc'. and taking her to the Gcdney
Farms Hotel. White Plains. on DeccmhcY
81. 1913. MAS acquitted by the jury at
1:i5 clock to-night.
Judge Plat finished his charge at = As
J.. VI I'll, Jurors then had an hour
FOR supper. 1t took them only about
forty-iire minutes to agree.
The irs' ballot. it was I'll. stood
II to ! for acquiital. The second vote
was unanim us.
AS soon as the verdict had been am
bounced former District Attorney George
g. Andrews. who defended Darling.
moved for the immediate discharge of
the young man. which request Judge
piatt granted.
The first person 20 thank the jurors
was Mrs. william Darling. mother OF
the defendant. who greeted each jury
man with a handshake aud these w-rds
Your verdict is "A righteous one"
Darling was greatly pleased
- never stole Shaw's Wife, he said.
She left his home of her own accord
because of his cruelty tow I'd her. |
felt all along that the jury would MT
convict me"
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-03-27

Tho prosecution Of Darling under a
spcclal section Of the white slave act
was the first case OF It's kind to be
tried in the criminal courts of the STATE
and the result was watched with great
interest by lawyers.
DarMug. who was formerly head of
the Acme sanitary safe Company. was
indicted f5r "A felony In that he en-
,iced Mrs. Shaw from her home in
Morris,own and ooh her {, the Gedney
Farms Hotel. where they stayed for SIN
days"
Darling did not testify in his own
defence and Mrs. shaw did not appear
at any time DUNG the trial.
Mr.. shaw left town before the verdict
was rendered He announced that he
had dropped his suit for 100000 dam
AZ against Darling for the alienation
of his w!fe's affections for all tiine.
You can get blood out of stone. SAID
he. so what's the use of suing
Jus, b.forc the defence closed its case
this afternoon Dr. + t. kneer OF the
POSTGRADUATE College was called. lie
testified that he had tr ia Mrs. shaw
on January 10. 1914. for an INJURY u
her back. The doctor said SHAW told
him he had kicked his wife because he
had found a man getting too friendly
with her.
Or. Knee OcS 'tih SHAW 80 FTFN
pathic unit" and sad that the banker
suffered from ego slightly This made
shaw sroDl deeply At the physician.
Mr.. Andrews in summing up Tor the
defendant laid great stress on TINS mote
which he said Shaw had signed: ~
Robert Marsdcn shaw. in the presence
of my mother. Mrs. vivian shaw. am
her mother. Ms. T. Il. Lyall. say thai
| will give my wife a divorce u time
she wants 1t without any remuneration
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-03-27
THE

~,..u- to-day by lh" American liner
s. IttIl lo' liv' rpool
Fr,,lcrlc', N@ri"r,on Col aud Mrs r j
4 "A Bnu~ld, Medley
Mr. Mas \ b'spdrd Mr.. VI T. MllhOllauI
IN \ Nuhtn DNi"s MIR and Mrs Samuel
, : fllIs g Morgan
Nj tuI Nj. william nr u g. Perry
GrrruuI-h MIR. + Il potter
Lady GrrgOrN MI iud Nrs Robert
X g., lIirNcN : ; Sloan
u n lHid Nj ana Mrs W III
ir Harry \ l.iu-' Workman
Ron'rt II Lloyd
Ry tur Au,uo" inner TusCanla for
IaNcrpOol and Glasgow
sir william Armstrong Lionel Harris
Tame Nillur George ,Icnuinss
IN. Charlie. Butler 7 \ Robertson
II + Chandler l. a StImsOu
l. llorrtlo Rl-'low Jr, II J. Watson
BY thr ward liner MORO Castle Tor
Havana
u n Rtl~luu ltwlS fav cctt
,umnloIurr Z Wilson friuiS r. MORAN
Nj and Mrs j " swan l~lirlH"ll
Lows
Fog Porto Rico los the Porto RICO
liner 'ullno
o c, Dani,lson " + Ross
James T. Blauvclt Frank Y Jordan
Isaac brandon Milton l. Cohen
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shaw testified that his lie with ms
VII. was always one of sunshine and
ma pniness until Dicki. Darling stole his
wifi away. rs he describes it, SAID MI.
Andrews. Does that statement ui shaw
telling his wife she can have a diN"rce
n time look like sunshine
Assistant District Attorney N'Hiah'
]. Fallon. in retaliation. then read q
love letter which he said Daring hai
written To- Mrs. Shaw after tho h"tel
episode. saving that IL showed the re-
!atious betwceu the couple.
The following T. a copy Of the letter
NEW YoEK, April Ii. 1914
To the dearest sweetheart ana
most wonderful little girl:
am sitting in the office And
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1915-03-26
The Garmany School.

The Garmany school. Misses Mary
Brown and Sue Dufie teachers, will
! ave an entertainment at the residence
OF Mr.. B. B. Leitzsey 90 Friday even
ing OF this week T.is is one of the
best schools in the county and has
the school spirit and two competentj
and enthusiastic teachers who hayel
aroused an interest in t school OF
e part of the patrons. Many in
provements have been made on II
grounds and buildings under the int
ligent leadership Of these teachers a
the school is getting On nicely. Every
body is invited to the entertainment
Friday evening, which is in the inter
est and for tie benefit Of the school.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1915-03-26
Pupils Recital

ilne following program will be rem
dered at the HigI school Friday even
ing, March 26. at $3.50. The public is
cordially invited to attend:
No Surrender (march), R. 6. Morri-
son-Selma Crotwell
The Trayeler's Song. theodore Oes-
ten--Martha Latham.
Festival at Taranto, H. Van Gael
Olive Morris.
Thine My Thoughts Are, Margarita,
Erik observation-disclosures Sigh.
Titania. LefebureIWely = Mildred
Evans.
Little Rogue, Heinrich Hofmann-
Marie Schumpert.
Marche Romaine, Charles Gounod-
Bert. Gallman and Margherita Mat
thews.
Absent, ]. W. Metcalf-Perry Coke
Smith.
Frolics of a Fairy Night, Stephen
Heller-Ruth Wilson.
Tarantella, Fritz Spindler-Gussie
Sigh.
Moments Musical in F Minor, F.
schubert-Rut. Schumpert.
Musette No i, j. S. Bach-Grace
Summer
THE Swallows, Fred H. Cowen-
Carolyn Caldwell.
valse in D Flat, F ;C.opin-Kath-
ryn Harms.
Sizilietta, Preston Ware Oren-
Marguerite Werts.
Silent Longing, H. Engelman-Olive
Morris.
His Lullaby, Carrie Jacobs-Bond-
Sara Williamson.
Rustic Dance, l.. Schytte-Sophie
Nell Crotwell and Selma Crotwell.
O sanctissima, Frietz spindler-Rose
Hamm
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1915-03-26
BASKET BALL BANQUET.
NeWberry Fans Celebrate Together
the STATE Championship Basket
Ball For Newberry.

The 1915 basket ball season was
very fttingly brought to a close Tues
day evening, when tie State champion
ship team were the guests at a most
delightful banquet given by t, e faith
full fans of Newberry
The remarkable team work displayed
by the wearers of the scarlet and gray
on the basket ball floor was no less
in evidence when at this festal board.
TIE ayidity with which they tackled
Il task before them made the hearts
CT their hostesses glad.
The POSTMASTER on this occasion
was our ever genial Mr.. z. F. Wright.
'Nough said! Though some present
I, ought he should ave given the "A'l
Star Fans" Messrs. Wright and Sour
ry, a chance to say word But, per-
aps, he knew best
The following toasts were very hap
PLY responded to:
Our Guests" Mr.. Chas, P. Barre.
Team Work. Prof. Z. 3. Settler.
"Fouls," Prof W. H. Stemple.
"How We Did It. Mr.. F. D. Mclean.
How We Will Do 1t Again" Mr..
JOS. L. Parish.
"s ooting Goals" Dr.. J. H. Harms.
The splendid menu prepared by the
Calvin Crozier chapter was al tat
could be desired.
MENU
Grape Fruit
Creamed Chicken on Rcsettes
Sliced Country Ham
Stuffed Eggs
Pickles
Potato Rosettes with Peas
Tomato and Lettuce Salad
Coffee
Vanilla Ice Cream and Pound Cake.