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The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1916-11-15
STATE WEDDINGS

At the German Lutheran church in
Niagara, n. D., last Wednesday. Miss
Eva Lydia Behm and Albert Ponath
were united in marriage. Rev. Alfred
Clerk officiated. Mr.. and Mrs. Ponath
left Thursday on q wedding trip to Min
neapolis, after which they Will go to
their future home at Hankinson. where
the bridegroom Is engaged in the prac-
tice of law.
A wedding of interest to all of the
people of Langdon was solemniZed at
the Presbyterian manse there last We'd
nesday afternoon by Rev. Mr.. Hibbard,
OF the Presbyterian church, when Miss
Edna, daughter of Charles Chisholm.
became the bride Of James Gordon Nc
was performed in the presence of only
the immediate relatives OF the contract
ing parties. MIR. and Mrs. MCLAUGHLIN
left for brief honeymoon. which will
be spent at the twin cities and Winni-
peg and upon their return will be at
home to their friends at the bride
grodm's farm northeast of Langdon.
The bride is the only daughter of chas.
Chishoid and 10 o most estimable young
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1916-11-15

Last Thursday, at the home OF Mr..
and Mrs William Blumer. in Walcott,
were Joined in wediock by Rev. Mr..
Hoy, of Wyndmere. Miss Esther Blumer
and Fred Ista attended the bridal cou-
pie. Only Immediate relatives witnessed
the ceremony. The young couple will
live on the farm recently vacated by
irwin Shackley.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1916-11-15
MUTUAL BENEFIT
TO Be DERIVED

The season is at hand when The
Forum, like every other business
institution. will be taxed to it's
very capacity In handling the holi-
day business.
An intensified cooperation with
the great advertising family is i'm
perative in order to keep The Fo-
rum up to the standard required,
by the publisher, the readers and
the advertisers.
The Forum Is daily striving to
serve it's patrons in the best pos
sible manner, and it is with this
object in view that we, at this
time, urge ''early copy" from ad-
vertisers.
To insure the best results display
advertising copy should be in The
Forum Office the afternoon previ-
Gus to publication. We urge that
every advertiser follow this plan
where possible. The advantage of
this is obvious when IT is realized
that The Forum composing room
opens at a. m.
Assist The Forum in making
your advertising more valuable by
providing copy the day previous.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1916-11-15
BANKERS BARRED
They Are Not Entitled 90 Railroad
Passes.

Washington. Nov. 15.--Bankers who
finance railroads are not entitled to
railroad passes, the interstate COM
merce commission yesterday advised
Newman Erb, president Of the Ann
Arbor railroad. Mr.. Erb had asked
whether q ruling of the commission in
1913 regarding the issuance OF free
transportation applied to bankers. The
commission held then that 1t was un-
lawful for an interstate carrier to
issue passes to local attorneys and
surgeons who did not devote
substantially all their time to the
business of the road.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1916-11-15

Auditor Of Stutsnan County Has Been
in Fargo Hospital Several Weeks.

Andrew Blewett, county auditor Of
Stutsman county, has returned to his
home in jamestown after having spent
several weeks in st. Johns hospital
Of this city, following an operation for
the drainage Of an abscess
Mr.. Blewett has the state record Of
the number of consecutive years he
has been county auditor.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1916-11-15

A pretty home wedding occurred IN
Barrie. n. D., Wednesday Of last week,
when Miss Mae Allen was Joined in
marriage to Harvey G. Smith, at the
home OF the brides parents. Rev. a. NJ.
I.unde officiating. Only immediate rel
atives OF the contracting parties wit
messed the ceremony. The bride is a
daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs. Otis A. Allen,
and was one of Barrie's most popular
son Of Mr.. and Mrs George Smith. Of
CoIfax township. and is well and favor
ably known at Barrie. Mr.. and Mrs
Smith will reside in Christine, where
they will be at home after Dec. l.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1916-11-15

Miss Margaret Ereth and Plus Ussel-
man were united in marriage last Mon
day in the new church at Odense. The
ceremony was performed by Father
Rau. after which the bridal couple and
attendants were taken to the home OF
the brides parents. where a sumptuous
dinner was served to all the guests. The
popular young couple will reside in
Fort Rice
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1916-11-15
BOY A MURDERER
Lad of Eleven Being Tried for Kill
ing Teacher.

Twin Falls, Ida, Nov. 15.-The trial
of Lynn Lovelace, IL years old, on a
charge of murder, began here Mon
day. His brother, Harold, aged IL, is
also being tried as an accessory. The
boys confessed last August, according
to the prosecuting attorney that they
shot and killed F. Thomas Hammil, q
school teacher, when he surprised
them as they were robbing his ranch
house.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1916-11-15
COLBY GOES TO The
BISMARCK TRIBUNE
Former Fargo Newspaper Man, Now at
jamestown Capital, to Bismarck.

Dana r. Colby, formerly a Fargo
newspaper man, who has recently been
on the staff of The jamestown Daily
Capital, has resigned his position with
that paper and will go to Bismarck
Nov. 20, where he has accepted place
on the staff of The Tribune.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1916-11-15
ROY rs KILLED.

Antigo, Wis, Nov. 15. - In falling
off stump while hunting Monday
Charles Fronek, 10. was killed when
the gun he carried discharged. the
shot entering his head.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1916-11-15
Greater Respect For
American Flag Plea
of Spanish Veterans

lady. The bridegroom is the eldest son
of Mr.. and Mrs. James MCLAUGHLIN, and
is held in the highest esteem.
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CLUB NOTES

A series of ten Talks on Current
Events are being given under the aus
pices of Auxiliary No. IA, Stony Void
Sanatorium, by Marion Gaylord Atwell
in the lecture room of the Manhattan
Congregational Church. Broadway and
Seventy-sixth Street, on alternate
The first was given on October %;
the other dates are November s, No
vember %, December 6, January 10,
January "a, February 7, February 2l'
March 7 and March 2l. A subscrip-
ton ticket for the course at 50 or
single tickets at rs cents can be had
from the treasurer, Mrs. Arthur II.
Bridge, 1905 Broadway.
"The Theatre" was the subject of the
first social meeting of the season OF
The Theatre Club, Inc, Mrs. John Hub
bard Parker, president, held on Tuesday
at the Aston Hotel. Mrs. Edward b.
jerks was chairman of programme and
Mrs. Adolph Schafmeyer chairman of
music. The guests of honor were Mrs.
Eugene J. Grant, Mrs. William Grant
Brown, Mrs. c. +. Bochert, Mrs. Mildred
Manly Easton, Miss Fay Banter. Miss
Patricia Collinge. Frederick Warde,
Miss Jane Stannard Johnson. Robert
Baker, ]. Malcolm Dunn and Edgar L..
Davenport There were piano solos by
Miss Minnie Edelstein and Anne Wood
McLeary, soprano solos by Miss Mar
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iorie Knight and violin solos by Miss
Sadie Gottlieb. Addresses were given
by Frederick Warde on "The Theatre"
Robert Baker on Collaboration" j..
Malcolm Dunn on "The Drama and the
Audience" Mrs. Eugene j. Grant on
"Shakespearian Memories" Mrs Will
lam Grant Brown on Being on Time at
the Theatre" and Miss Patricia Col
hinge on "Polyanna," and Jane Stannard
Johnson on 1.-THE Silent Drama" There
were recitations by Miss Katherin Ward
and Edward L. Davenport, and a report
of the New York City Federation May
convention by Mrs. Annie Carter.
The Rainy Day Club breakfast will
take place next Wednesday. There will
be a reception at 1890 and at 1 o'clock
Mrs. A. NJ. Palmer, the president, will
lead her six hundred guests to luncheon.
Among the hostesses will be Mrs. Sid
mon Nellie, Mrs. Joseph B. Greenhut,
Mrs. Howard Norris, Mrs. j. Hedges
Crowell, Mrs. Carl Cronemeyer, Mrs.
James B. ireland, Mrs. George II.
Childs. Mrs. Samuel Schiff, Mrs. David
Lauferty, Mrs. Leland s. Sudlow, Mrs.
James P. Niemann, Mrs. L. +. Bardwell,
Mrs. Henry II. Russell, Mrs. j. w. Loeb,
Mrs. William f. Wilkinson and Mrs. j.
W. Hagan.
The Bel-Canto Club, of New York,
Nine. Beatrice Goldie president, opened
its season yesterday with an informal
musical at the Waldorf The pro-
gramme consisted of piano numbers BY
Baroness Won Groyss, two groups Of
French and German songs by Nine.
Goldie. dramatic readings by Miss Flora
Moyses and an illustrated talk on AN
cient and Modern Sculpture" by ElleI.
Kirk Downs. The club will give a
dance on Tuesday evening, November Z,
at the Hotel st. Andrew for the bench;
/ Of the Paralysis Babies Hospital Am
bulance Fund.
At the last meeting Of lie Salon, held
on Thursday at the home Of its presi-
dent. Countess de Castelvecchio, p
West ;Sixty-frst Street, plans were
made Tor charity concert TO be given
at the Ritz-Carlton on November %
Governor and Mrs. Whitman and Mayor
and Mrs. Mitchell are to be among the
patrons. Beginning November ?. the
society will have its headquarters AZ
the studio of Nine. Eymael, its first
vice-president, at 81 West SiNty-sev-
enth Street
The Iowa New Workers, Mrs. James
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Gotham Gleanings


***Its girl up Flo Ziegfelds.
***Subscriptions are coming in nicely these days
***Ye ed took the Princeton-Dartmouth it. ball game
yesterday. -.
***Dean Mathey Of here and Crawford was Princeton
goer vest.
%e*Will Hohenzollern OF Berlin is having busy time OF
@**Art Maurice and Geo. McCutcheon were over to
Princeton vest.
***Joe Wise was to Baltimore Thursday trying to sell
red & blue hdkfs.
***Bob Benchley and his chum Icy Kaplan weekended
at Cambridge, Mass.
***Wen pretty it will be Nov. when we shall cast
or ballot for Charles T. Hughes
***Bowlng and skating Of the sports ye scribe IS not
ADEPT in are the order Of the day among the younger set
ts*Art Guterman and John Oskson Englewooded last
Sunday the guests OF Everlegh Davis the w tennis player
<**Tack Drew is acting in town again. in Lang Nit
ches play from Thackeray novel, the latter being popu
lar British novelist.
*s*Charley Townc the wel-known rough diamond took
in show Thurs eve Tues he pleasant caller at Mrs
Atherton's up 10th st.
**tTohn Tinney McCutcheon the arfamcd isand-owner
is going to be married Miss Evelyn Shaw OF Chicago
John writes Gotham Gleanngs that Miss Shaw nice girl
Congrats to both, say
Renald Merrenrath the proofroom eude has his name
in Town Topics" this week.
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Shipman and DR.. and Mrs. Robert Hall
Mcconnell.

Mrs. Frank G. Cochran gave a lunch
con on Wednesday at the Hotel Astor
for Mrs. Noble Mcconnell, president Of
the New York Mozart Society. The
table was decorated with autumn
leaves and yellow and white chrysan-
themums, the club colors. Among the
guests were Mrs. Clarence Burns, Mrs.
James ]. Gormley, Miss Ruth Gormley,
Mrs. Benjamin Adriance, Miss Grace
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sailed Saturday for Geneva. Tickets
may be had from Mrs. Ernest Malcolm,
202O Broadway, or from any OF the
members Of the Auxiliary.
Many large dinners have been ar
ranged for the first dinner dance OF
the season in the Waldorf-Astoria grill
room on Halloween. Mr.. and Mrs. 4.
De Zaldo, Of Havana, are entertaining
twelve; Mrs. Robert Pitcairn, Of Pitts
burgh, will be hostess to a party OF
twelve, and Mr.. and Mrs. John B. Tay-
Tor, Mr.. and Mrs. ]. C. Hammond, W..
J. Graham, c. Z. Longley, Mrs. X. b.
Spencer, w. H. Campbell and DR.. and
Mrs. NJ. o. Terry are among others
who will entertain.
The Messrs. Jarvis and Miss Emily
nlingworth will present for the first
time in New York their triple Tango"
and Miss Illingworth, assisted by the
full troupe of Clsrk's Hawaiian Seren-
aders. will introduce the Hula Hula.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Tighe McGusty,
who passed me summer at Greenwich
Conn have returned to New York, and
are at 1000 Park Avenue for the WIN
ter.
Tho Misses Ellen and Emily Semple
will give the first of their series OF
five supper dances on Friday evening,
November II, in the Empire Room OF the
Waldorf-Astoria. The second dance
NJ the series will be on Thanksgiving
evening, November 30.
Aong the patronesses are Mrs'
II. Snowden Marshall, Mrs. George
II. Gould. Mrs. Henry Clarke Coe, Mrs
George Gordon Battle, Mrs. Mark W.
Potter. Mrs. John Strong Foster, mrs
" Wilson Miller, Mrs. +. NJ. Timmins,
Mrs. Walter L. McCorkle. Mrs. John j.
/ Tonkin, Mrs. Frank Merrill Seamans'
Mrs. Joseph W. Jones, Mrs. Henry
Pearson, Mrs. j. Horton Fall, Mrs.
David Huyler, Mrs. ChaSes W. Mix
Mrs. Henry J. Soria, Mrs. j. Harvey
Dew. Mrs. Henry Charles Moak, Mrs.
Harry C. Abel, Mrs. Paschael A. Car
ter. Mrs. John W. Quay, Mrs. Clarence
Fullerton and Mrs. T. Darlington Sem
pie.
Mr.. and Mrs. Noble Mcconnell are
! entertaining house party over sun
day at their country place at Scars
dale. Their guests include Mr.. and
Mrs. Lester Shipman, Miss Catherine
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Pinckney Collins and Mrs. Abner w.
Colgate gave auction parties on Thurs
day. and on Wednesday Mrs. George L..
Hull entertained at auction in the
afternoon and Mrs. w. Bard McVickar
in the evening.
Mrs. Gordon Forbes gave tea at
Ravenswood Farm on Tuesday, and
Mrs. Alexander Harvey Tiers gave
dinner for Senator MARITIME and Mr.
and Mrs. Wittpenn at Farmlands, fol-
lowing a flag raising at New Vernon
Green. The Whippany River Club will
hold a "spook party" on Halloween at
the club. Masks are to be worn until
midnight.
Miss Esther Tiers has returned from
Hot Springs, Va.
Mr.. and Mrs. Andrew j. Connick, OF
328 West Seventy-second Street, an
nounce the engagement Of their daugh-
ter. Miss Constance Connick, to Dr.
William G. Doran, of 70 Seventh Ave
nue. son of Mrs. Matilda Doran, oil
Brooklyn.
Mr. and Mrs. Roger Luther Lyon, on
their return from their wedding trip
will live at 900 Riverside Drive. MIS-
1von WAS Miss Eleanor Powell. She
is a daughter OF Mrs. W. c. Cramp and
a granddaughter of the late Joel W.
Mason.
Mrs. J. willoughby Mitchell, who
spent the summer at Larchmont' mas
taken an apartment in the Spencer
Arms. 40 West Sixty-ninth Street
Mrs. Albert Gallatin Weed has re-
turned from Maine to 1872 West fii'y-
seventh Street.
Mrs Hamilton Davis gave a dinner
- tho Golf Club at Morristown, NJ d"
followed by theatre party, on Wednes-
dav evening. The guests were Mr. and
Mrs Frederick w. Ford, Mr.. and Mrs
Pudolnb Neeser, DR.. and Mrs. Francis
II. Grazebrook and George D. LiVtie'
L. boror Of Prince and Princess Paul
Troubetzkoy a dinner was gwen III inc
Pee Room of the waldorf-Astoria on
Thursday night by Mr.. and Mrs. LOUIS
lombard. of New York and Irevano
Co.tle Of Switzerland. Other guests
were Mr. and Mrs. George Austin MOT
risor Mr. and Mrs. John o'Hara Cos
crave Mrs. Lawrence D. Tyson, MISS
1sobella TYSON, Roger Deering' George
C. Boldt and the Misses Lorna anu
Judith Atwater.
Mis-. lane Suckley Ward, daughter
- Mr. and Mrs. Beverly Ward, Will De
;ntroduced to society this winter
uiss Marion Webster Powell will be
u,orried to Theodore Dempster Will
Jams on November 2s, in Brooklyn
tn raise funds for the after care Oh
;rfor,;le paralysis the Woman's Amer
;oon supply League, of which Mrs. John
HIS Hammond is president, will hoio
fasb;on show and dance at the hi'A-
Cor,ton tomorrow evening and tues
49,, afternoon and evening. twenty
CO. manikins will exhibit the latest
por;s fashions and the review VIII Dc
~la. ,bo direction Of J. NJ. Gliding
70 who have generously contributed
their services. H. Lovo
Among the patronesses who nave
,.;hod for boxes and seats are'
NJ Harry Payne whitney MIS-
CHARLIE, T. Hughes, Mrs. James Speyer'
NJ. OGDEN Goelct, Mrs. Henry W.
Taft Miss Helen Frick, Mrs. John
Have Hammond, Mrs. Thomas j. Pres
,on Mrs Nelson O'Shaughnessy, Mrs
charles d. Hlles, Mrs. Charles D
whi,man Mrs. John Purroy Mitchell
Mr. Robert Lansing, Mrs. Lindley NJ
carr;son Mrs. James r. Mckee, MRS
coo,oe W. Wickersham, Mrs. Charles
ua,howav. Mrs. John Il. Drexel. Mrs.
otto n. Kahn. Mrs. Charles StlIiman'
Mrs Franklin Mott Warner, MISS
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The Women's Auxiliary of the New
York Polytechnic Hospital and Medical
School will give a theatre party at
"Turn to the Right" at the Gayety
Theatre, on Monday night, November
20. Mrs. F. H. Dillingham;, the vice
president, is in charge of the af-
fair in the absence of DR.. Daisy Orle-
man Robinson, the president, who
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THE COLLEGE TAKERS

"well, sa great game, wasn't it?"
@Damright. Too bad we lost, wasn't it?'
"You said it. Dick played great game"
"Damright Say, done your Math for tomorrow"
Nope Did Buck give out anything"
"Damfknow Amt gonna do If, anyway"
me either Never cracked book Monday and got G"
Gee sud be a great place T we didn't have TO study
You said H. What do marks yet you, anyway
Just hid EN- along and you'll get by"
"You said IT, Coin 20 the mOvies|
II do know. Show any good"
~Damgood show Dick said. Theda Bara."
"ghe's darngood. I oughta do Math, though"
"Aw thell with that. DO it after"
might vel. Guess will Cmon'
Brunswick. $50 -
Mr. Pchard Eaton nyyng back TO his home in Stock
bridge stopped Of telegraph Office in Pawng long enough
~ addition - Motorists Anthology "Uneasy he
wires, uneasy rides the road that crown"
How about "Oh for a Dodge in vast wIderncss!"?
F.P.A.
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Receptions, Charity Enter
tainmentS and Dances for
the DebutanteS VIII Fill
Days Until Christmas

s. Clarkson, president, held its first
meeting of the season yesterday at the
Hotel Aston. Mrs. Clarence n. litter
ington, chairman Of the day, arranged
the programme, consisting of an sd-
dress of welcome by Mrs. GARRISON,
dances by Miss Dorothy Webster, vio-
lin solos by Miss Enid Alexander and
talks by Mrs. Hector Geiger, Mary
Louise Woelber and Josephine Libby.
The November meeting of the Maine
Womens Club Of New York will be
held at the Waldorf-Astoria on Satur-
day afternoon, November 4.
The Hungry Club gave It's first din
ner of the season Saturday night, Octo-
Der 81, at the Hotel Majestic. The pro
gramme was arranged by the newly
elected treasurer, DR.. A. W. Herzog.
Following the programme there was
installation of the new officers for the
coming season. They are Matte Sher-
idan, president; John W. Sargent, first
vice president: Benjamin b. Kirkland,
second vice-president; DR.. Alfred W
Herzog, secretary and treasurer; mem
bership committee James Freixas, Mrs.
l.. Kirby Parrish and b. b. Kirkland;
board of governors Mrs. Annie X. De-
voc, Harry r. Drummond, j. d. Els
wirth, j.. S. Frazee, Colonel Thomas A.
II. Hay, Augustus G. Heaton, Miss Julia
Hume, q. Vail Huppertz, DR.. LeGrand
Kerr, DR.. John Gregg Lester, DR.. A. S.
McAllister, Miss Harriet Ross, Joseph
Sackmsn, Mrs. Sara Keller Thomas
and Mrs. Lillian Walbridge; A. G. Hea-
ton, poet laureate.
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Maude wetmore, Miss Elizabeth Pea
body Stewart and others socially prom
inent.
Prominent artists of the dramatic
stage will appear, and special or
chestra will supply music for dancing
Tickets are $3.50 each, and are on sale
at the Ritz Carlton.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-10-29

Adrlance, MIS-. JoHH ~ StViSS' N"i~'
John Jay Hayes, Mrs. Samuel Gardiner
Estabrook and Mrs. D. Paul Buckley
Mr.. and Mrs. John F. Collins have
returned from their wedding trip to
Cuba. and are at their apartment, %
Claremont Avenue.
Mrs. Edward Morton Fritts and MRS
Homer f. Jennison will give charity
bridge and euchre on Thursday NO
vember 9. at 2 o'clock, at the home OF
Mrs Jennison, 1S West 1SOth Street
Tickets are fifty cents, and the pro-
ceeds will go to the New Workers
booth at the Little Mothers bazaar in
December.
Mrs. H. Stanley Green, Of the Hotel
Marie Antoinette, gave luncneon OH
Thursday for Mrs. Albert Bond Lam
bert and Mrs. Z. F. McGrew, OF St.
Louis.
Mrs. Barger Wallach has completed
ARRANGEMENTS for holding the sessions
Of her private skating club at the Ice
Skating Palace. 1S1st Street, opposite
the Broadway subway station, through
ont the season. The clubroom at the
rink has been remodelled for this pur-
pose.
The Society for the Aid Of Mental
Detectives, Inc, will give a dinner az
Tho Hotel Ritz-Carlton on November %
in honor of Dr. Max G.. Schlapp. Dr.
Scblapp is the founder and director
of the clearing house for mental de-
fectives in the POSTGRADUATE Hospital
where over 1000 cases of mental and
nervous diseases have been examined
under ms direct supervision. 1t is here
that the judges of the Children's
Court send many juvenile delinquents
for examination and diagnosis. For
wears DR.. Schlapp has been generously
giving his services to this work.
Following the dinner there is to be
dance, the proceeds of which will be
devoted to improving and extending
the facilities under which DR.. Schlapp
is at present carrying on his work
William Hartman Black and Francis d.
CalIatin are chairmen of the dinner
committee and Mrs. Nathaniel Alexan-
der and Mrs. George +. Draper chair
men of the dance committee.
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adam Period Very new"From furniture advertisement
AT that" comedies G. T. suppose Adams period pretty
new"
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And Suppose You Win?

And Win?
SIR know girl who is girl take to lunch
g. Nth - see who pavs LET.
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The Coming Tower
PervcrSity

PervcrSty
Life 5 $ slow, slow,
The days drag
The minutes browsing 60
While the world grows
Deathlikc deathless, dull,
Horribly the same,
One perpetual lull
In pointless, priceless game
Life S so brief so brief,
And joys must diego young,
The glory fades in grief,
Before its birth IS sung
There is hardly time to taste
The brew that Love has blended;
moments happy haste
And the wtching whirwinds ended
Because play spectacular and the rallies were not
long the brilliant skill appreciated by majority OF the
snecatorst before swneJ. Parmly Pare in
American Lawn Tennis.
Or as Vvenne used to say, pearls to the general
FAMILIAR MISCONCEPTIONS
"Tbere never was gallant like young Lochnvar.'
adam Period Very new."Frcm furniture advertisement
AT that" comedies G. T. suppose Adams period pretty
new"
And Win?
the kind Of girl can take out TO unch
and with 0 who L" Il. r
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-10-29

FAMILIAR MISCONCEPTIONS
-er was gallant like young Lochinvar."
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Mr.. and Mrs. Noble Mcconnell are
entertaining house party over sun
dav at their country place at Scars
dale. Their guests include Mr.. and
Mrs. Lester Shipman, Miss Catherine
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-10-29

The Daughters Of Michigan IN New
York will hold their November meeting
on Wednesday, November !, A. the rest
dence of Mrs. Edward II. Mckee, $50
Congress Avenue, Brooklyn, at o'clock
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-10-29

Mr.. and Mrs. John F. Collins have
returned from their wedding trip to
Cuba. and are at their apartment, %
Claremont Avenue.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-10-29

How about "Oh for Dodge in vast wllderncss'?
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-10-29

Mrs. H. Stanley Green. of the Hotel
Marie Antoinette, gave luncheon on
Thursday for Mrs. Albert Bond Lam
bert and Mrs. E. F. McGrew, Of st.
Louis.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-10-29

Adriance, Mrs. John A. Storey, Mrs.
John Jay Hayes, Mrs. Samuel Gardiner
Estabrook and Mrs. d. Paul Buckley
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-10-29

Renad Merrenrah the k proofroom eude has his nam
IN eToWn Topicgp this week.
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The Iowa New Workers, Mrs. James
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IRWIN.

,nne used to say, "as pearls to the general"