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The evening world., 1917-03-31
HOSPITAL DOCTORS
STR|KE;;DEATHBED
CLASH IS BLAMED
lnternes Quit Coney Island In
Stitution After Dismissal
of Edward Lear.

Following tho dismissal NJ Or. Ed
ward Lear, an inferno OF the Coney
Island Hospital, yesterday on charges
" insubordinatiun, the other internes.
Drs. Matthew Lcvltas and Isador
Shs x. resigned to-day and left the
hospital.
Or. J. =. Murphy. tho head OF the
board, called on physicians In private
practice for help. Dr. Philip I. Nash
went out on the first ambulance call
and attended -ycar-old Catharinc
Mooney Of ~. l6 Kings Place. and
hcr mother, who had been badly
burned accidentally.
Another cnll moment later was re-
celvod on account OF a man with a
broken arm at Coney Island and Ncp-
tune Avenues. The Norwegian Hos
pital. several miles away waA asked
to send an ambulance; tho man got
tired OF waiting and walked to the
hospital before tho ambulance arrived.
According to the board, Dr Lear
refused to keep UP with his laboratory
work in the maternity ward OF tho
hospital. Tho other doctors said they
were all ovcrworked and DIR. Lear
was no moro to bo censured than
themselves. DR.. Lear attributed his
dismissal TO n quarrel with the Rev.
Father ID. ]. Mccarthy. rector OF 81.
Marks Church, by the bedside OF John
Gafrncy. a pneumonia patient. when
he said Father Mccarthy lntcrfcred
with his treatment OF the patient and
threatened 10 strike the physician.
Father Mccarthy said no had beon
called 10 receive Gaffney's confession
and Rivo him absolution. Tho patient
had been nvo hours I'm tho hospital
awaiting treatment by DR.. Lear
Tho priest said he set out the vessels
for tho Sacrament and turned away
to speak to another patient. Wher
he turned back, he said DR. Lear hac
pushed tho priests tHhlo away an,
insisted thcy must be kept out ~ TN
way until he finished tho bclatct
| treatment. although Father McCar
| thy said he would DO through II
| throe minutes.
| Father Mccarthy said no had mad'
no complaint looking to Dr. Lear
| dismissal and had considered !
| closed.
The evening world., 1917-03-31

FOR cruurlcs GOLD MEDAL Hnlrlem
OH hu5 been a standard huu1'hpid rem
rdy FOR kidney, ly"t, bladder and Atom q.
roh trouble, AMI an diseasr' connected
with u.r urinary organs The lidneyH
and bladder are the most imp"- thnt
organ. o. tho hud,. They are the fltets,
the pufIuerH uf your blood. 4 tho polHous
which cutrr your syttrn through the
blood and stomach aro not entirely thrown
out by the kidneys aud bladder you are
doomed.
WEAKNESS sleeploasness. neryouEnes7,
dosp0ua"u,y. htrkurhr. stomach trouble,
hca ache. pain u lpu uuI lower at
douru. gall stones gravel ulflrulty
WHOM uI mating. cloudy and bloody urine,
rhaumuiIsm. HDrI..t lumbngu. ain aaTn
you TO .oulS alto your kidu0HF and blad
der. GOLD MEDAL iuarlrm uU ,apsulos
are what you need.
They are not a "patort medicine" nor
The evening world., 1917-03-31
WOE IN HOBOKEN TO-DAY!
CUPID'S ALLIES LOSE JOBS
Jerseys New Law Putting Mar
riage License Witnesses out of
Business Goes Into Effect.

DuNlllGSO AOCo llllp LllGNls
The marriage brokers Of Hobokcn
have been put out OF business. Reg
istrar of vital Statistics Bcrron,o to-
day received word from Trenton that
the Moore Bnl. abollshinE marriage
license witnesses In New Jersey, had
become law by the signature Of
Gov. Edge.
This means a number OF persons in
Cupid's pay in lIoboken will have to
go 20 work. In consequence Of New
Jerseys old law making twenty-four
hour residence mandatory before
marriage. clipping couples from tho
white lights OF Broadway and 9TH
ers who wanted quiet weddings relied
on the marriage runners" 20 swear
for them that they were residents for
the required period.
Under the new law. which became
operative to-day, Il couple cannot get
married for twenty-four hours after
their license is issued and the only
requirement Is the usual affidavit as
to age and conditions which would
permit marriage anywhere.
The evening world., 1917-03-31
YOU NEED NOT SUFFER WITH
BACKACHE AND RHEUMATISM

q new disooyory" For 200 year. they
have been standard household remedy.
They arc the pure. original imported
liaarlsm on your HreAtgrandmothot used,
and Uro perfectly harmless. The healing,
soothing oil soalts into the cells aud I'm
ing OF the kidneys ana through tho hlad-
der, triyinR out tho poisonous germs, New
no, freHh strength and health Will come
ns you continue this treatment when
com pletoly restored 20 your usual ylEor.
continue taking chpsuI" or two each
dt.. They VIII keep you In condition
aud prevent a. return ~ fh" disease.
10 not delay "a minute. Delays arc oHs
pecially dangerous In kidney and bladder
trouble All reliable truEglst- soil GOLD
MEDAL Itaarem OH Capsules They viii
rriuuI the money n not az rrpresauted.
In three aiIeH ,enloi packages Ask for
ine original Imported GOLD MEDAL A..
rrpt un Huhgt'iufoz --A Ad,t.
The evening world., 1917-03-31
SUES TO GUST ARNSTEIN.
4 Brooklyn Citizen Asks Injunction
Against salary Payment.

John T, GallaEhor " No ~ LIndIn
Avenue, Flathush, through his attorney,
Edward Lazansky. asked the brooklyn
Supreme Court for am Injunction Te-
straining Comptroller rrond"rEast and
the Hoard Of Education from paying The
salary OF SO, 900 q year 90 Leo Arua'rin.
appointed on March II executive mnu-
agcr Of the Board. An order 10 the de-
fcndants 10 show cause why tho In
junction shouldn't Issue, was made re-
turnable on April 3.
Mr. Gallagher, iu his complaint. says
hat the appointment g. UNNECESSARY,
Illegal and wustcful expenditure Of
warrant for a.
The evening world., 1917-03-31
LICENSE TO VAN RENSSELAER,
Young Diplomat nt MnrrinE"
Hureau with Ills Hride-tO-Iic.

William stephen van Rensselaer, and
Miss Roxana Wentworth Bowen. who are
to be married at H. Thomass Church a
week from Monday, got their marriage
license to-day
Al tho Municipal Building Mr.. van
Rensselaer, gave his residence AS the
department ~ state. Washington. and
hts occupation as secretary of embassy,
He was horn In this city thirty years
ago, his father being kllRon van Rons-
solher. lie is third secretary of tho
American Embassy nt Rome,
Miss tluWcu Is twenty -onc years old
and lives al No. East SlNty-third Street
Her father II Clarence Winthrop Bowen
Tho REV. Ernest VI, Stires. rector OF ST.
ThumaHH In to perform tho ceremony.
The evening world., 1917-03-31

Nearly all Of the inquirers are ex-
tremely anxious to place their cars
at tho disposal OF the Government
without cost or obligation on the
latter's part. A wonderful auxiliary
motor corps might be built up in
event Of trouble, II proper arrange
ments were made with these owners,
and would undoubtedly prove very
valuable to the authorities of this
city when they were needed
would suggest that these owners
Of cars write to the Police Commits
sioner Offering the machines and 1
believe that the Police Department
would gladly accept such help when
necessary.
The evening world., 1917-03-31

summer rurs.
Tomorrow.
La Toilette will admit that the
sword Is anite-ler than the pen.
Tomorrow.
The bootblnck won't hurry your
shine when he sees another customer
waiting
Tomorrow.
Theodore Roosevelt will accept the
pacifist nomination.
Tomorrow,
'Omclcttcs will have eggs In 'om.
Tomorrow.
The last Congress acted as n they
thought our national holiday was
Tomorrow.
The evening world., 1917-03-31

Port Robinson. July 6th. 1918.
I'VE have used "Pruit-a-tives" In
our house for over three years. and have
always found them a good medicine.
Our iitis girl. Hattie. Udi troubled riih
kidney Disease. The Doctor said she
was threatened with Dropsy. Her limbs
and body we're all swollen and we began
to think she could not live. Finally. We
decided TO try "Fruit-a-tives". She
began TO shoV improvement after us had
oiren her a JsW tablets. In q short time.
the swelling had all gone down and her
flesh began to look more natural. Now
she is the hedithieH one in the family
and has no signs Of the old ailment.
We cannot say too much for "Fruit-a-
tives" and would never be without
them"
WILLIAM WARREN.
SOC a box. o for $3.50. trial sine. CSC.
At all dealers or sent postpaid on
receipt Of price by Fruit-a-tives Limited.
Ogdensburg. New York.-Advt.
The evening world., 1917-03-31

Bear Mountain on the Hudson, and
funds are being raised to equip this
camp and to provide an executive Of
fico for a New York council to keep
In touch with the nfty local troops.
Meanwhile the national offices are at
No. SCI Fifth Avenue, and any ht;le
girl between ten and seventeen who
wants to scout" for her country may
find the way by applying there. Tho
pledged services Of Girl Scouts have
been accepted gladly by the Red
Cross and the League for Women's
Service.
The evening world., 1917-03-31

smoke will then be seen to issue in a
fine stream from the hole and thus the
leak can be easily located. The best
method OF obtaining this smoke, is TO
draw the air that is supplied through
a series Of wash bottles, containing
strong ammonia water and hydro
chloric acid.
Automobile Editor.
The starter OF my 1914 car has op-
erated perfectly but 1 am beginning
TO notice reduction in its power
and iu the intensity OF the electric
lights that obtain their current from
tho same battery. This seems as
though the battery Is not being
charged. j. T. BOOTH.
II is quite possible that the diff
Guilty lies in an accumulation Of
grease or dirt on the brushes Of your
generator that furnishes current TO
the storage battery. II you will re-
move the cap covering these brushes
and smooth off tho end Of each with
piece Of emery paper or a fine file,
believe your trouble will be remedied.
Autonotlls Editor:
What kind Of oil or grease is best
FOR use In a multlpIe disc motor cyclic
clutch TO prevent gripping and to in
sure smooth running2
FRED sPEARE
The type Of clutch to which you
refer may be fabricated by means Of
n heavy cylinder oil-sueh as that
probably used IN your motor-intro-
dueed through the small serow holes
IN the case Of a clutch. II 10 a aood
ldea to NIX a small amount Of graph
ite with this oil before INTRODUCING il
into the clutch. II you have oeea
sion to take the clutch apart, il would
be advisable to remove the old grease,
clean tho plates thoroughly and then
cover them with grease OF medium
consistency with which graphite has
previously been mixed.
Automobile E.uto-
A friend OF mine who has driven a
car for many years tells me that
under ordinary conditions he never
keeps his foot directly in front OF the
clutch pedal but rests It at the side
tie says there is less slipping of the
clutch under these conditions. Why
Is THIS? CHAS. BOWER.
: N a man holds his foot against the
clutch pedal he will uneonEcIously eS.
ert pressure against this whenever the
car passes over a slight depression OF
inequality IN the road. The pressure
though sllght, will serve to reduce the
force Of the strain against the clutch
and Will allow Il TO slip somewhat. lr
days running over rough roads thi,
slipping may result in a eonsiderabl,
amount Of loss. However, tho motor
car driver should always be ready e
release the clutch Immediately ane
should not hold his foot in any posi-,
ton where he will encounter difficulty
in doing so.
The evening world., 1917-03-31
wuIInm j. Mnstrrson Dead.

william j. Mastcrson. forty-threo
years old. ed this morning In the
Long Island College Hospital ~ acute
stomach trouble. The dcocnard had
been In tho advertising and publication
Tor more than twenty years. lie was
horn I'm BROOKLYN. The funeral Will take
plnco on Monday afternoon from HIS late
residence. No. 3G9 Degrnw Street.
brooklyn Tho lnterment viii be- In
Unlv Cross Cemetery. Flnthush
The evening world., 1917-03-31

chase for a quarter.
Tomorrow.
A monster parade will be held In
commcmoratlon OF the completion of
New York's streets.
Tomorrow.
Ran on cooking In roomIng houscs
viii be extended to include Bronx ex-
presses,
Tomorrow.
Crossing at FOrty-second Street
and Fifth Avenue will be thrown open
for the use OF pedestrians.
Tomorrow.
Gov. whitman will take up boxing
as an exercise.
Tomorrow.
North German Lloyd will resume Us
/ regular schedule.
Tomorrow.
Somebody will understand a sub
way conductor.
Tomorrow.
Apartment house will be built IN
which the steam pipes aren't run OF
tho vacuum /. tom.
Tomorrow
Central won't answer the telephone
as II you have just disturbed her nap
Tomorrow.
Passenger will inform elevator hog
at which floor he wishes 20 aligh
before they pass It.
Tomorrow.
Residents of Firth Avenue will III
their income blanks out honestly
Tomorrow.
+ a vaudeville act will terminate IL
some other manner than waving th'
flag.
Tomorrow
The evening world., 1917-03-31

Edmund Mitchell sixty years old. an
author and special writer was found
dead IN his room at No. ii9 Wrst Forty
nfth street to-day Heart disease
caused his death, according to the po-
lice. Mr. Mitchell had been connected
at various times with European news
papers In an editorial capacity and hnd
travelled about the world gathering ma 3.
icrinl for special articles. A wifi" and
child living in Los Angeles were notified
~ hIa IaHIh
The evening world., 1917-03-31
MEETINGS..
BANKING AND FINANCIAL.
Automobile Invs.,msn, Opportunity

Automobile Investment Opportunity.
Your last chance 10 obtain aock Ia goinA ana
successfully sstAbllsnri aut,snObile nAnufaetonnE
CoIFany, NoN lTud !cins i've oAIs per day which
will spOn he Increased 20 IL 70 20 cag per day.
owns Ia osn piant and machinery aud has oVer
HatN Ouu % Invested In factory slulpnont and ma
is osn mote5., ii,yoduc,,iiou S,sr'9iA ios mSny
ioG c.plns. tos nTgHpI ear 30, Oon o0 Son
tlmii.i allotment II stock remaining unsold Will
h. clo-d oui during the neNt fcs Neek. OfGsd
de- vd, send 10 full particular lpcladins, sta
tiatcs slowing enoTmOuz earninEa Of Other auto
mobile con. snies. nrNel Eros cctuG eAtAl0SIIs
and suuysnir book Of prsHpl NisW,
DREXEL SALES COMPANY, INC,
The evening world., 1917-03-31

burg. but will send
bigger boys to
camps that pre-
pare for tn Q
trenches"
Sadness shad-
owed Mrs. Oliver
Harriman's beau
tiful. mobile face.
and tlnged but did
not weaken her
low, firm voice as
che spoke 20 me
The evening world., 1917-03-31
BURNS COMPLAINT FILED.
Deputy state Comptroller wiII Hold
Hearing ON Detective AWcury.

Application OF Edward W. Edwards
for the revocation OF the license ~
the william J. Burns international
Detective Agency has been received
at the Now York Branch OF the New
York state ComptrollDrs' office.
No dat, has been set for the hearing
hut the matter will come up before
william Buardman, Deputy state Comp
trollcr.
The petitioner Is the Secretary OF the
New York Allied Printing Trades
Council and ho bases his complaint on
the agcncy's conduct in the seymour
case in which II was alleged that the
Burns Agency, co-opcrating with rep
rcscntat ives Of j. T.. Morgan & 60, err
tered the Offices OF Seymour n
seymour.
The evening world., 1917-03-31
NOT INDICTED IN AUTO CASE.
Item saying Grand Jury Accused
Mra. DonnIdson an Error.

Item Nh1luk srhhu Jury Nt0"htu
Mrs. DOnnIdsOn an Error.
Tho Evening World stated yesterday
on Information from Hackcnsnch ". j.,
that Mrs. George Donaldson. President
~ the womcn's club OF Grantwood
", J.. had been in ITackensRck for ar
ralEnmcnt on nm indictment found by
the Bergen County Grand Jury CharElnl
her with mhnslnughtor. Mrs. Donald
aun. about four months age, while driy
ing her ear, ran down Robert l'aulaot
and hc died H4 a result Of his INJURIES
There has been no indictment FILED
against Mrs. Donaldson IN tho Bergen
County courts She was In HackCnsach
yesterday, but she was not Rrrnigned
and phc Informs Tho Evening World
thnt her ,uunAei assured her that NJ
Indictment had been found by the Granc
Jury
The evening world., 1917-03-31
WIFE SLAYER ESCAPES CHAIR
RoVner, Guilty In second Degree,
Gpts Twenty Years TO life.

Gpts Twenty Years TO Life.
Tho nve weeks trial Of Benjamin
povrer for the murder Of his wife. Rose.
ended to-day before Judge Wadhams.
with verdict Of guilty In the second
degree. the penalty for which is I'm
prlsonnent for a period Of from twenty
years to life. lie will be sentenced
April ..
Royner. a moving pitcurs machine
operator In a broadway theatre. was
separated from his wife. who was
twenty. Ave years old. He came upon
her on oct. 20 last. under the New York
Central yiaduct at Park Avenue and
one Hundred and Seventh Street.
while she was walking with her sister.
and shot her four times. Then he tried
TO kill himself.
Abraham Levy. Rovner's attorney.
put In a defense Of insanity
The evening world., 1917-03-31

should think those chauffeurs who
drive so close to the curb that the
tires are rubbed Violently against the
stone would wear the castings and
have all kinds Of tire trouble. Is this
not the case? FRANK VANTlNE.
This certainly is the case and tire
manufacturers are endeavorinu TO
discourage such a harmful practice
among those chauffsurs and owners
who seem to desire TO bring their
cars TO as sensational a stop as 10 pos
| slble without running on TO the side.
walk. The rubbing Of tires against
the curb serves to weaken tho side.
walls, and before long a serious blow
out is almost sertain to occur in this
1 vital spot, A tire receiving this III.
/ treatment will soon reach a condition
/ that is beyond repair, and tho eNpen-
siVe Gazing will represent . total loss.
Automobile EdtH
Why IL 1t that tires placed on rear
! whCclCs seem to wear in a certain
place and blow out these before they
have been run 1000 miles,
NJ. X. STYLES.
II is quite probable that there is a
rough or uneven spot on the brake
band that would always cause the
wheel to lock in certain place. Thus,
the tire Will always slide or skid with
the one part in contact with tho
ground and greatly increased wear
will result at this point.
Automobile Ei,tor
What is the best way 10 prevent
nuts from being lost? Even those
that ! never had occasion to loosen
frequently become unscrewed
b. Ii, MOBILES.
There are several methods of hold
ing nuts in place, some Of the most
important Of which are the use Of an
additional nut on the end Of the bolt
a split spring washer, a special form
OF lock nut, and a eotter pin inserted
in a hole in tho end Of bolt. II you
are reasonably sure that you will
neVer have occasion TO remove the
nut In question, a simple procedure to
hold Il in place permanently is "a
apply a saturated solution OF either
| salt or sal anmoniac in water TO both
! the internal and external threads
These threads should have been previ,
ously cleaned Of all oil and dirt The
application OF this solution will soor
eorrode tho metal surfaces Of the
threads sufficiently so they will be
como ruSted together.
The evening world., 1917-03-31
TOMORROW

That "To-Morrow's Another Day" and Not To-Day Is
Amply Demonstrated, for 1t Is on That Day, Which
Always Will Be To-Morrow and Never To-Day,
That Many Things, Some Practical, Some Quxotic,
All Fancful, Will Take Place. Indicated by The
Evening Worlds Hopeful Clairvoyant.
The evening world., 1917-03-31
What You Should Know
About Your Auto; HOw
To DriDe nnd Koon IF
Expert Advice Hou to Keep Automobiles Running
Smoothly and the Best Way to Remedy Machine
1Toubte-Traffic Suggestions and Pleasure
Routes for EUening World Readers.
By GEORGE II. ROBERTSON.

uoUS inquiries have reached through information
as to where the of
use by the military authorities II
The evening world., 1917-03-31

A group Of women farmers f"r
I-nclo sam signed up yesterday at
the rooms Of tho League Tor
Womcn's Service. No 3h West
Street. After the noon
discussion Of tho possibilities o' oErl-
culture for women by Dean Mann or
Cornell, Henry c. Parsons OF I"N
New York botanical Gardens ana
edward Hewitt. the women enrolled
In n course of farm gardening 20 be
given by MIR. Parsons at tho Botani-
cal Gardens The course begins next
Monday and viii las; for hyo weeks,
nve afternoons week, u IL "sti-
mated that not only viii women
farmers set free men who may 20 TO
the front, but that ns more women
acquire practical knowledge Of aRti-
culture tho food resources OF the
country will be increased.
The evening world., 1917-03-31
JUNIOR PATRIOTS
TO HELP TRAIN FOR
TRENCH SERVICE
Mrs. Hartman, League Head,
So Decides After Consult
ing Army Men.
Marguerite MOoers Marshall.

"If war is declared. the Junior
Patriots League will not send little
boys to preparatory camps for Platts-
The evening world., 1917-03-31
STEAM BOATS.

For Highlands, SoabriGht, Long Branch.
A-bury Park and all Jersey Seaside He
sorts, Boats leave ". 35th st.. z. 30 r. n.
The evening world., 1917-03-31
By Arthur ("Bugs") Baer.

Copyright. 1917. by Tho Press Publlshli
Peace will be declared in Europe.
Tomorrow.
Sir Tommy Upton will sail "A yacht
in the annual Kicl regatta.
Tomorrow.
Nearsightcd housewives will be able
TO see all the potatoes they can pur-
The evening world., 1917-03-31

The Division National would
also be glad list vehicles which would be available
JPpd mobilization in o trouble.
The evening world., 1917-03-31

NV' NTUW ENFW TWTN TFNVTTTTII WUTTUT.
use the same toothbrush.
Tomorrow.
Copl dealer won't weigh mis- horso
with your ton OF coal.
Tomorrow.
WHEY will ask hubby to 30 down 20
Woolworth's and buy her a set OF
The evening world., 1917-03-31
PATENTS

sAILNIs. lEagv u.Ag ~. COtJrlsAls PgOteOt yoaT
ideas, four valuable Gouks with list ln,sntions
sanud ssut frve tlOue haViay 1894 RiehArd
ONen. Patent lawySr. I'D foH WcoluoSth
Blia % Owen BLDG Washington. ID. q,
The evening world., 1917-03-31
nELP wANTEo-FEMALE.

HELP WAN NTEO-FEMALE.
TEllra0SE OPERATOR. AGED II TO x,
one MlIH GEN IlLAL OFFICE EAfEhl-
ESNcf, Gnp6tfEhESLipS sAkIARf TGop, STAkT
FTrEH ONLY. 8 T.. ROOM COS. "a WALK
ER 1T
The evening world., 1917-03-31

neglect the warning, but simple
the Of fluid should be and dlsb-
before
poison ANURc triple strength more potent than
-Ad
The evening world., 1917-03-31
FOR SALE.

SSO Diamond snsAGeneat rus. SI WaaL
S0V Metropolitan. AZ AAidsn Lac. ~ VO~A
The evening world., 1917-03-31

The Press Publishing Co. Crhe York Evening World
clared in Europe, usc the slme tootbbrIsh
The evening world., 1917-03-31

Bnl Bryan will call up tho whlto
House on the telephone and find
somebody home.
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1917-02-16
2 2
. VALENTINE PARTY .
: AT IVY LANE INN .
: :. = = :. !. :. X :. !. !. X

A very unique and pretty Valentine
party was given at the Ivy Lane lnn
on Wednesday evening when the gen
tlemen of the hotel very charnin@ly
entertained the ladies. To show ap-
probation of this pleasantly the
ladies very graciously wore their best
gowns and PLAYED cards. everybody
having a good time.
B. O. Bowers. Of Plainfield. \, j..
and Z. G. Parsons. OF kalamazoo
Mich were the gentlemen IN charge
of the details Of the party. which were
delightfully."- carried out.
The rooms were artstlcally dec
Grated with St Valentine appoint-
ments fairies. hearts bells of bright
red which aided in enlivenins the
scene Progressive 500 was the order
Of the evening and very handsome
Drizes were awarded to three iad1es
and three gentlemen. Mr. bowers
won the silk umbrella with SILVER
handle for first gentlemen Prize
Col. Robinson. OF Augusta CT, . me
walkina stick. II G Smith. OF Shlca
20 a cofnnleta Viger set. Mrs G. NJ
Conrad OF Erie Pa. Ms awarded {
beautiful costume bag. Mrs ". "
Evans. II Evanston. III. COSTUME
bag, also Mrs G. ". ogden. o. MI
waukee. received a lovely mahogah,
candle stick as a trophy
Following the card game refresh
ment course was served which inciud
ed ice cream. cake and candy