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rington. Mrs. Frank l.. Chapman, Mrs.
Edgar II. Cottrell, Mrs. J. VI. Donald.
Mrs. Henry Daeniker. Mrs. Henry
Drouet, Mrs. Alfred W. Dodsworth,
Mrs. f. Wheeler Everitt. Mrs. Oliver
Cromwell Field, Mrs. Ira Henry, Mrs.
Frank +. Hodges, Miss Ella Louise
Henderson, Mrs. William j. Kennedy.
Mrs. Herman Kretschmar, Mrs. W. l..
Leaman, Mrs. A. Lockwood, Mrs. Stella
Leighton, Mrs. 7. A. Merrill. Mrs. ".
D. Moore. Mrs. Katherine A. Martin.
Mrs. j. Newman. Mrs. James W. Os
borne, Mrs. Charles d. Ortiz. Mrs
George W. Powers, Mrs II. p. Rose,
Mrs. George Rupert. Mrs. Louis Raj
ston. Mrs. Edward Spaeth, Mrs. II. s.
Schley, Mrs. William Henry Smith
Mrs. A. J. Swaine. Miss Lucy Thomas,
Mrs. Carrie Il. Towne, Mrs. Louis T.
Van Ripper, Mrs. James II. Wainwright
and Mrs. Gilbert A. Wright.
Auxiliary ii. Stony Void, will hold
a series of eight talks on current
events. 20 be given by Marion Gaylord
Atwell at the Hamilton Institute for
Girls. southeast corner of Riverside
Drive and Ninetieth Street, on the first
and third Tuesdays AT o'clock, be
ginning on November ,. A musical by
Miss Winifred Trembley Barr. pianiste.
and tea will follow the first lecture.
Mrs. Arthur II. Bridge. OF 1905
Broadway, Is IN charge of the tickets.
On Friday. November ;. 81 II q. m,
fair and dance will be held az the
Hotel Plaza under the patronage or
the board Of trustees of the Manhat-
tanvlle Nursery Association. Mrs. W.
d. Vanderbilt, Mrs. l.. {. Holden, Mrs.
{. VI. Smith and Mrs. c. VI. Wales are
in charge.
On Friday, November :, at If n. m.
Louise Fowler GignouX will deliver the
first Of IA series of ten talks on current
topics to be given on alternate Fridays
at the Broadway Presbyterian Church,
Broadway and Hath Street. for the
benefit Of the Manhattanvlle Day Nur-
sery. Tickets may be obtained from
Mrs. Clarence VI. Smith. 33l West 10lst
Street.
Many members of society of West
chester County and this city will attend
the fancy dress dance and Halloween
dinner 10 be held at the Gedney Farms
Hotel tomorrow evening. Among the
patronesses are Mrs. Benjam Gug-
genheim, Miss Bernita Guggenheim,
Mrs. Frank Cassidy, Mrs. c. Davies
Taintor and Mrs. W. S. Russell.
Miss Helen Kastor, daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. Adolph Kastor. OF II West
Seventeen Street. was married 10 Leon
S. Fleischman. Of this city, on Monday
at the home Of her parents. The Rev.
DR.. Maurice Harris performed the
ceremony in the presence OF relatives
and few intimate friends. The bride.
who was unattended. wore gown of
white chiffon. a short tullc veil and
carried a bouquet Of white orchids and
| lilies -the-valley. Alfred l.. Kastor.
brother Of the bride, was the best
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ATHENE CLUB.

Tho first meeting OF Athene Club, of
which Mrs. Katherine A. Martin Is
president. will be held at the Waldorf
Astoria next Thursday.
The guests Of honor will include
Mrs. Eugene J. Grant. Mrs. William
Tod Helmuth, Mrs. William Grant
Brown, Mrs. John Hubbard Parker,
Mrs. John Harden Dorm, Mrs. Charles
Milton Ford, Mrs. Alfred W. Cochran,
the Rev. Robert Bruce Clark, Hiram W.
Kirk and Frederick Ross. of London.
England
At the business meeting preceding
the luncheon the Office of third vice.
president will be created and nomina-
tons made. The election will take
place during the afternoon.
The regular monthly meeting of the
board of directors Of Athene was held
last Monday at the Waldorf-Astoria.
when plans were made for the year
and new members were admitted.
Under the auspices OF the ways and
means committee, Mrs. George A.
Brand. chairman, card party was held
Thursday at the residence OF Mrs. Mar
tin, 207 West Fifty-sixth Street. This
was the first of series Of six TO be
given during the winter.
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Events of Interest in
WOman'S Club World
With Full Opening of Season Activities Increase
Rainy Daisies VIII Make Merry at Annual
Breakfast on Wednesday

Officers and chairmen Of committees
for the season are: President. Mrs.
Chapman; vice-presidents. Mrs. Eugene
Hoffman Porter. Mrs. Samuel J. Kra-
mer and Mrs. Samuel Lane Gross; re-
cording secretary. Mrs. Alexander H.
Candlish; corresponding secretary and
treasurer. Miss Mary Jordan Baker;
directors. Mrs. J. II. Storer. Miss Bar
rett. Mrs. Charles Terhune. Mrs: George
Walter Newton and Mrs. ". II. Amer
man; chairmen reception. Mrs. Alfred
". Cochran and Mrs. Robert II. Ruck.
err; breakfast. Mrs. Charles Tollner and
Mrs. II. c. Hallenbeck; reception and
ball. Mrs. Leonard L. Hill and Mrs.
Bedell Parker; ways and means. Mrs.
Henry Gaylord Elliott; press. Mrs. J.
G. Gulick, Mrs. Theodore P. Gilman;
auditing, Miss Barrett.
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quest Of honor. Others on we pa
form we're Mrs. william Grant Bowl
chairman OF the local biennial ooafo,
Mrs. Charles G.. Brsrmsr. honorary
president OF Beethoven; Mrs. SIMON
Baruch. president Of Southlsnd and re-
gent Of Knickerbocser Chapter. D. a.
r; Mrs. John Harden Dorm. president
Of the Daughters Of Ohio in New YORK
Mrs. Arthur Elliot Fish, president o.
the Free Industrial School for Crippled
Children; Mrs. Katherine A. Martin
president OF Athene and regent OF An,
drew Jackson Chapter, Daughters on
1872: Mrs. John II. Parker president
OF the Theatre Club. and Mrs. Jndson
Grenoud Wells. president Of the haar.
lem Philharmonic Society. Others a,
the presidents table we're Mrs. Edward
Spaeth, Mrs. Walter Gray Crump. Ms
Charles Schott, Mrs. John II. Griessel
and Mrs. John Paris.
Mrs Darwin Walter Truss WAS chair
man of luncheon
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ECLECTIC OPENS SEASON.

Eclectic, Miss Florence Guernsey,
president. held its first meeting Of the
season Wednesday at the Wsldorf-As-
toris.
The programme was arranged by
Mrs. Carrie Martin Cowlsn. chairman.
assisted by Mrs. Louis Henry Matthez
and Mrs. George Oscar Cole.
Mrs. Eugene j. Grant, president of
the New York City Federation. was the
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BEL-CANTO MUSICALE.

The Bel-Canto Club gave a reception
and musical Saturday afternoon, Oc-
tober 20, at the Hotel Majestic. Mrs.
William Winter, Miss Esther J. Cooney
and Miss Lillian Stillman formed the
reception committee. Among the guests
were Christian George, the American
pianist. and Miss Phadric A'gon. The
club was represented at the conven-
ton Of the City Federation Of Women's
Clubs on Friday by Nine. Goidie, Mrs.
william Winter and Mrs. william Crox-
ton, delegates, and Mrs. II. }. Ekmsn,
Mrs. Lima kreuder and Mrs. James G..
plaine "a alternates
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RUBINSTEIN BOARD MEETING.

The Rubinsten Club. Mrs. William
Rogers Chapman. president. will hold
its first board meeting of the season
on Wednesday morning at the Waldorf
Astoria. This will be Immediately fol-
lowed by rehearsal for the first even
ing concert. which is scheduled to take
place on Tuesday. December Z. in the
xrand ballroom.
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Mr. and Mrs Louis Helm. of $40 Cen
trail Park West. have announced the
engagement Of their daughter. fanet
Olive. % 4. Z. Wallach, son Of Mr.. and
Mrs. i. &. Wallach. Of New York and
White Plains Their engagement re-
ccption will take place on November 8
from 20 p. m. M the Hotel Gotham.
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IOWA NEW WORKERS.

A presidents reception opened the
season for the Iowa New Workers at
the Hotel Astor Friday afternoon, De-
tober 22. Mrs. Austin y. Palmer was
chairman Of the day and Mrs. Frank
Woelber chairman of music. The pro-
gramme consisted Of selections by Miss
Mary Lansing. contralto; Alois Trnka,
viollnist. and Mrs Emery Deye, accom-
PIANIST. Mrs. Edward Deyine read a
paper on Iowa" written by Mrs.
George ". Whicher.
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man. a large reception followed. after
which the couple left for the South.
Mrs \. Sernoss announces the en-
gagement Of her daughter. Miss Hattie
Meyers, 10 Alvin Neumeyer. OF Wash
ington. No date has been set for the
wedding
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WASHINGTON HEADQUARTERS
ASSOCIATION.

The annual election of officers Of the
Washington Headquarters Association
will take place Tuesday, November 8. at
2:30 p. m. az Washington Headquarters
West l60th Street and Amsterdam Ave
nue.. Mrs. y. Taylor Phillips. presi-
dent OF the association. viii preside.
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PROFESSIONAL WOMAN's LEAGUE

Al the monthly musical held AZ the
Professional Woman's League OCTOBER
25 Miss Eleanor Painter was the guest
Of honor. Miss Fanny NJ. Spencer was
chairman Of the day.
On Monday afternoon. November l.
ut 8 o'clock the second literary day
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ASHENILLE.

Asheville. y. c., Oct. sO-Guests at
Grove Park Inn spend practically all
their waking hours out of doors at
present. the Indian summer weather
making mountain trips and other sports
the greatest pleasure 20 be obtained.
The autumn dancing season was
opened this week with the Autumn
Dance at the Manor. The ballroom was
decorated in Halloween effects and a
large crowd was present.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Clark and son.
Of New York, have Joined the colony at
Grove Park Inn.
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Halloween House Parties
Take Society to Country
Opening of Horse Show Will Be Signal for Begin
ming of Town and Debutante Season.
Weddings of the Week

Cleveland daughter Of Mr. and Mrs.
Samuel Mofett Cleveland. Of New Or
leans, 70 Enos Throop Geer. son Of the
Rev. William Montague Geer, vicar Of
ST. Paups Chapel, Broadway and Full
ton Street. Miss Cleveland was the
guest recently OF Mr.. and Mrs. Howard
Martin, at $50 West Fifty-ninth
Street.
Miss Mary l. Francke, second daugh-
ter by former marriage Of Mrs.
Lindsey Tsppin, will be introduced to
society az reception 70 be given by
her mother on December 81 az Sherry's
Miss Franeke is a great granddaughter
"a the late Daniel Huntington. for
many years president of the National
Academy Of Design. and through her
mother she is a lineal descendant Of
Washington Irving
Miss Julia Romeyn Zabriskie,
daughter of Mr. and Mrs Andrew c.
Zabriskie. Of 80 West Fifty-third
Street, will be another Of this seasons
debutantes.
Miss Dorothea Camp will also he in
troduced to society this winter by her
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POLITICAL STUDY SOCIETY.

A regular meeting OF the Society for
Political Study. Mrs. Austin Norman
Palmer. president. was held at the Ho-
tel Aston on October 26. "Currsn,
Events" were given BY Mrs. William
II. Broughton. The parliamentary Law
drill was presented by the first vice.
president. Mrs. Belle de Rivera. Mrs.
John Orr Esad a paper. The Small
Lettaxn Of eAuaatiAAs
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Mss
/ Do1-okhea Camp
,4r1ES GrI0/o oHov7

will be held. Mrs. Owen Kildare is
literary chairman and will preside on
the first Monday OF each month
throughout the season.
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For the benefit Of the Free Industrial
School and Country Home for Crippled
Children. Of which Mrs. Arthur Elliot
Fish is president. an auction and
bridge will BE given at the Hotel
Gotham on November g nj 2:15 o'clock.
Mrs. Hugh Reid Lawford and Mrs.
Frank Jefferson Blodgott are the chair
men. Many Of the friends Of the so
ciety have taken tables. and IL prom
.Ses TO be a very successful and en-
ioyablc affair. Among those who have
taken tickets are Mrs. VI. J. Averbeck.
Mrs. T. VI. Avery. Mrs. Augustine
Banks. Miss Anna Bogert, Mrs F. Ell
wood Briggs. Mrs. George Brand, Miss
Lulu VI. Clark. Mrs. William s. Cooney,
Mrs. William Carroll. Mrs. A. b. Car
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CAMEO CLUB ELECTION.

The Cameo Club held II. Arst bust
ness meeting OF the season and election
Of officers last Thursday at the resi-
dence of the treasurer, DR.. J. Gardner
Smith, Of 81 West l22d Street. A re-
ception and supper followed the bust
ness session. The officers elected were:
President, Nine. de Naux Roger: vice
presidents, Mrs. Ella Wheeler Wilcox.
Baroness Won Stamler Mrs. Fairfield
Mortimore, Mrs. Alfred Wagstah. jr..
Miss Florence Guernsey, Mrs. Samuel
Untermyer. Mrs. William Cumming
Story. DR.. Charles A. Miller, DR.. J. Her
man Randall; secretary, Nine. Won keif-
fer; treasurer. Or. J. Gardner Smith;
recorder, William Owens; historian,
Spencer P. Mead; chairman of liter
rature, Mrs. Frank Gardner; member
ship extension committee, Mrs. Holt
Brown. Mrs. Grace Z. Dunn. Mrs. De la
Poe. Mrs. Harvey Middleton, Miss
Eleanor Barrows. G.. II. Plimpton; sd-
visory board, DR.. Il. II. Curry, DR.. G..
Lenox Curtis. DR.. S. G. Tracy, DR.. ".
Townsend, George Franklin, S. W. Stay
den. Miss Villa Faulkner Page; COM
mittee on poetry, Edwin Markham.
chairman; Clinton Scollard. Augustus
G. Heaton, Mrs. Blanche Wagstan, Miss
Florence Weir Gibson, Mrs. Rose de
Vaux Roger; chairman of press, Mrs.
Fairfield Mortlmore.
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LEGISLATIVE LEAGUE

Miss Mary Wood, president OF the
West End Woman's Republican Asso-
citation, will address the Legislative
League on the Inequalities Of Women
Before the Law" on Thursday. Novem-
Der 4. at the Waldorf-A.toris. at 8
o'clock.
The delegates to the New York City
Federation of Women's Clubs, held Fri
day, October 20. were Mrs. Janette Boyn-
ton, Mrs Herbert F. Taylor, Mrs. T.
Bradner; alternates, Mrs. 7. 3. Haw-
son, Nine. Elena De Angels, Mrs Mar
ion VI. Welsh.
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LAKEWOOD.

Lakewood, y. j., Oct. 30.-Hslloween
pranks and festivities tonight Will
furnish a gay week end for the many
sojourners al the hotels. The Palmer
House, Oak Court, Lexington, Bartlett
Inn and Lakewood Hotel have arranged
parties for the evening The big dance
will be given at the Laurel House,
where the dancers will appear in
farmer toys" jeans, overalls, & 1gham
aprons and sunbonnets. Practically all
Of the winter residents have been in
vited and will attend, including Dr.
and Mrs. George Fales Baker, Mr. and
Mrs. Tunis c. Bergen, Miss Peggy
Lynch, Mr. and Mrs. Shepard Knapp De
Forest. the Misses Ferris. Mr.. and Mrs.
Jay Gould. Miss A. H. Jones, Miss Bea-
trice Wentworth. Mr.. and Mrs. l.. Car
berry Richie. DR.. {. II. kayser and
George =. Woodruff.
Mr. and Mrs. II. ID. Gibson. Of New
York. are entertaining number OF
friends over the week end at the Lake
wood Country Club. John d. Rookie
Teller Is expected at his estate here
this evening. II Is reported that he
plans TO spend the greater part Of the
winter here.
Frank F. Shute this week sent out
announcements for the opening OF the
Laurel In the Pines on November is.
Frank F. Vanherhoef returned for
the season Wednesday.
WHITE SULPHUR.
White sulphur Springs, W. Va. Oct.
3O.-Hunting is the favorite diversion
here, with two or three meets OF the
Greenbrier Hounds weekly In the last
meet Mrs. Joseph +. Widener was in
the saddle. as were Edmund Randolph.
Francis Roche and J. VI. Waterbury. jr.
Mrs stephen h. Elkins arrived on
Saturday with Stephen b. and Davis
Elkins. and was also joined BY Mr., and
Mrs. William F. Hit and Richard Fl.
kins. Of Washington. They were Joined
for the week end b. e. r. Mccormick
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STREET SUFFRAGE MEETING.

The New York County Woman Suf-
frage Association. Inc. Mrs. Nellie r.
Van Slingerland, president, with ia
leagues, the Joan Of Arc, Rising Sun.
Invincible, Empire State and Our Star.
held q meeting at the corner Of Hall
and Broad Streets on Tuesday. 0cto-
Der 26.
The speakers were: Mrs. Van Slim
gerland. who presided; ]. E. Arnett.
from the State of Washington; Nine.
Louise G. de Quesads. Professor Black.
burn and Mrs MACPHERSON.
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CRITERION SOCIETY.

1orary member Of the so
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nan. Mrs. William Mcintyre and Mrs
Frank Briggs Carpenter

nan. Mrs. William Mcintyre and Mrs.
Frank Briggs Carpenter.
The first Of the series OF the Cercle
dAmis. the supper dances managed BY
the Misses Scmple. takes place on
Monday evening. November %. in the
Empire Room OF the Waldorf-Astoria.
The other dates are Monday evening,
November %, December 6. 10. 90 and p.
The patronesses are Mrs. Frederick II
Eaton. Mrs. George Gordon Battle. Mrs.
Z. Frederick Slauson, Mrs Sartell
Prentice. Mrs. John j. Tonkin. Mrs.
Frank Seaman. Mrs. Henry Pearson
Mrs. Robert c. Myles. Mrs. James II.
Dinwiddie. Mrs. John ". Quay. Mrs
Clarence Fullerton. Mrs. John Strong
Foster, Mrs. Henry Clarke Coe. Mrs.
Walter l. MacCorkle. Mrs. Clifton
Peach. Mrs. Marshall II. Clyde, Mrs r.
VI. Timmins. Mrs. o. d. Bachelor. Mrs.
Lawrence +. Braine. Mrs. Paschael A
Carter. Mrs. l.. Elphinstone Maitland,
Mrs. Charles c. Cowan, Mrs. Daring
ton Semple. Mrs J. Horton Fall and
Mrs. George W. Strongman.
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CLIO.

Clio. Mrs. Charles Milton Ford, pres
ident, met at the Hotel Aston on Mon
day, October 25.
The Rev. George r. Van Dc Water.
D. D., rector Of st, Andrews Protestant
Episcopal Church. gave an illustrated
lecture on Argentina.
The day was in charge Of the pro-
gramme committee, Mrs. william de
Lancey Boughton presiding.
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ART SOCIETY CHORAL.

Members OF the Art Society Choral
attended luncheon at the Strand Roof
after their rehearsal Thursday morn
ing. In the afternoon they were the
guests of Mrs. J. Christopher Marks At
a moving picture party at the Broad
way Theatre.
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THEATRE ASSEMBLY.

The Theatre Assembly will hold its
next meeting at the Hotel Astor on Fri
day afternoon, November 5. The after
noon will be given up TO the study and
discussion Of Rolling Stones" and "Ths
House Of Glass" on which plays sew
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JUNIOR ART SOCIETY.

A musical and dansant will be given
by the Junior AIT Society at It's first
meeting of the season at the Hotel
Aston, November 8, At 2 o'clock. The
children have prepared q special pro-
gramme Of rec!tstions, instrumental
numberx and fancy DANCES
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., Announcement was made recently Of
NE engagement Of Miss Mary Savage
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Miss Charlotte Sanford Baker dauugh-
ter Of Mr.. and Mrs. William Edgar
Baker. Of 667 Madison Avenue, wiil pc
come the bride OF Carl A. Miller: son
Of August Miller, OF Peekskill, y -
on Wednesday, at the home oil he ne,
PARENTS. Miss Eugenia g. BAKER VIII
.. her sisters maid OF honor ana only
attendant.
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Miss Dorothea Camp will also be in
troduced TO society this winter by her
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SILL another wedding on Wednesday
Will be that Of Miss Helen Stearns,
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Louis
Stearns. OF 1923 West Seventy-slx'h
Street. 10 Lyall Dean, son OF MRS
Charles Emerson Bigelow, OF 2ol west
Seventy-second Street, in 81. George
Church. Stuyvesant Square.
On Thursday Miss Clsrisse Carresu.
daughter Of Mrs. Cyrille Carreau, oil
654 Madison Avenue, will be married
10 George Gelston Moore, jr, son OF
Mr. and Mrs. George Gelston Moore,
Of ss8 Madison Avenue. in the Madison
Avenue Methodist Episcopal Church'
ard Miss Katherine Hutton. daughter
of Mr. and Mrs. John Hutton; OF ooo
Park Avenue, will become the orlde OF
Thomas J.. Plunkett, Of PlttSheid'
Mass, in ST. Jsmes's Church, Madison
Avenue and Seventy-frst Street.
Miss Lila Fairchild, daughter OF
Airs. Moore Fairchild, of 3l6 west
Nnety-seventh Street, will be another
pride Of Thursday. She is 20 marry
Lucius Porter Jsueway, OF New Bruins
wick. n. j., in the Fourth Presbyterian
Church
A wedding Of Saturday will be that
o. Miss Jane Ogden. Of Albany, TO
Frederick c. Tanner, chairman OF the
Republican State Committee. IN the
state Street Presbyterian Church, Al
bany
Announcement was made recently OF
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The wedding Of Mrs. Robert Wood
Johnson. Of 875 Park Avenue. and John
". Dennis. Of KensingtOn, London ana
Kirton. Lincolnshire. England, will take
place on Wednesday. Mrs. Johnson Is
Inc widow Of Robert Wood Johnson
She has three children Miss Evange,
line p. johnson, J. Seward Johnson and
Robert ". Johnson. Mr.. Dennis was
formerly Mayor of the City Of west.
minister. England, and is an oiheer OF
the Legion Of Honor.
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Mrs. John Alton Harriss, Of l4O
Riverside Drive. gave a luncheon on
Wednesday at her home in honor Of
Mrs. Louis Beck and Mrs Doughty
Manly. of Atlanta, and Mrs. 7. B. Neal,
Of Nashville.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1915-02-05

contrivance used by the Germans is called tafter
its orignator) the Schwartzkopf-meaning Black.
head. They differ only in minor details. being
SHAPED in imitation of the porpoise. and fired from
tubes by charges of compressed air.
The typical uptodate torpedo of this descrip
tion is really submarine boat in miniature. II
is a steel cylinder. Is feet long. with conical
attachable nose called "warhead.' which con
tans 200 pounds of high explosive. The main
body is chamber holding air at pressure oi
1000 pounds to the square inch. This air pressure
runs the machinery in the rear part of the cylin
der. which actuates a pair of propellers.
The steel fish travels through the water at a
speed Of 40 miles hour. 1t can be discharged
at target with much accuracy as a bullet fred
from gun Pursuing its course at a depth of IS
feet below the surface so as to strike beneath
the armor OF warshp it is kept automatically at
that depth by ingenious little rudder which
turns up If the nose of the torpedo attempts to
point downward. wise versa. Inside the cylinder
Is q gyroscope, which is started spinning and
pointed at the target before the submarine projec
tile is discharged Thus. If it tends to turn either
to right or left it is promptly brought back into
line
Until within the last few weeks very little was
known through practical experience of the effec
tveness of the submarine torpedo as a weapon o,
war. 1t has even surpassed expectations The
cost of one of these terrible projectes is about
$500: but. fnasmuch one of them is easily
capable of destroying battleship valued at $40.
100000, they may be said to be well worth the
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1915-02-05
IF HAIR IS TURNING
GRAY, USE SAGE TEA
Don't Look Old! Try Grandmother's
Recipe to Darken and Beautify
Gray, Faded, lifeIess Hair.

Grandmother kept her hair beauti-
fully darkened, glossy and abundant
with brew of Sage Tea and Sulphur.
Whenever her hair fell out or took on
that dull, faded or streaked appear
ance. this simple mixture was applied
with wonderful effect. By asking at
any drug store for "Wyeth's Sage and
Sulphur Hair Remedy" you will get
large bottle of this old-time recipe.
ready to use. for about so cents. This
simple mixture can be depended upon
to restore natural color and beauty
to the hair and is splendid for dam
druff, dry, itchy scalp and falling hair.
A wellknown druggist says every
body uses Wyeth's Sage and Sulphur.
because it darkens SO naturally and
evenly that nobody can tell it has been
applied-it's SO easy to use, too. You
simply dampen comb or soft brush
and draw it through your hair, taking
one strand at time. By morning
the gray hair disappears; after an
other application or two. it is re.
stored to its natural color and looks
glossy, soft and abundant. Adv.