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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-06-14
Dr.Mason Remains
as Rector Emeritus
Beloved Minister Forced to Re-
tire From Actiuc Work. at
Grace Church.

Yielding to the persuasion of his
family. who feared for his health. Rev.
landon r. Mason. u. ID, rector OF
Grace Episcopal Church for the past
twenty-siX years. has rendered his
resignation to the vcstry. DR.. Mason
however, has no idea OF ending rcla-
tions with his church. but will be re-
tanned as rector emeritus. continuing
his activities aS far as his health will
permit The retiring pastor Is one of
the oldest and most beloved ministers
of Richmond.
Or Mason is a veteran Of the War
Between the states. having cnliste ed
when a mere boy and serving with dis
tinction through the entire conflict
He was Il member of Colonel Mosby's
command and was imprisoned after the
war a Fort Warren. in the harbor of
Boston. being led to his cell In irons
on account OF his connection with the
Confederate leader. He was a warm
personal friend of Colonel Mosby. and
the two maintained correspondence
until the death of tho latter.
After the war. DIR. Mason sailed to
the West Indies on the ship Monon-
Eahcla and was caugh; in the famous
tidal wave at Santa Cruz. where his
ship was swept ashore. lie returned
to Virginia and soon after entered the
Episcopal Church.
Or. Mason has spent forty-four years
of his life in the ministry. OF late
years his health became impaired and
he has finally decided to withdraw
from active work and to leave his
duties at Grace Church to younger
minister
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-06-14
READY FOR SURVEY
Mayor Approves Resolution. civic
bureau OF Municipal Research VIII
Soon Start Work.

Mayor George Ainslie signed and re-
turned TO City Clerk Ben T. August
late yesterday afternoon the ordinance
providing Il survey OF the city govern
mont and all municipal departments
which Was Concurrcd in unanimously
by tho Board Of Aldermen on Tuesday
night. After its approval by the Com
mon Council. the measure has made n
record in it's passage and final approval
by the Mayor.
The ordinance provides that the New
York Bureau OF Municipal Research
shall execute a contract with the city
of Richmond before starting its work
releasing the city from all liability
Tor the cost of the survey 1t is e.ti-
mated that the work will cost $4,000
and this sum is 10 bc provided bv the
civic Association of Richmond
The survey, however will hc made
suoj ect TO the supervision Of tie .Spc-
clal Joint Committee on Charter
Amendments. 1t is expected that the
work of the bureau will! Ae started in
"a short time that it may be completed
rs quickly as possible
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-06-14
GRUNDY BEHIND PLAN
Lee Ward Alderman Advocntcs Mems
ures 10 Eliminate Six-for-a-
Quarter Tickets

barton II. Grundy. member of the
Board OF Aldermen from Lee Ward ana
chairman OF the Council Finance Com
miucc. said yesterday that the ordi-
nance he had introduced at tn. meet
ING of the Board of Aldermen on Tues
day night providing for Il discontinue
ance OF six-for-a-quarter street car
tickets, Srhool and labor tickets and
un!NeTsa! transfers. had been offered on
ms own responsibility and not at the
instance OF the Virginia Railway and
Power Company
Colonel C;rundy said that he had
studied the situation for some time,
ana believed that only BY these econo-
mes would the traction company he
ah!e TO weather the present situation
Under has measures the city would
receive tax OF 10 per cent on the
EfoS' earnings OF the company. which
would probably benefit the city treas
.ry 70 the extent Of Sl00. 900 annually.
according I" city Auditor Crcnshaw.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-06-14
HOLD FINALS TONIGHT
John Mnrshnll High. school Gradustc.
VIII Hear Governor
Stuart.

Governor Stuart will lie the principal
81 eaker at the commencement exercises
OF m" John Marshall High School grad
uhtinS c.'eS. which will lie helu in tho
city Auditorium at Sis o'clock to-
night Other speakers will be r. c.
Stearnes, State Superintendent OF Pub
lie Instruction, and John Stewart
Bryan. editor of the News Leader
The graduating class numbers I54.
with four additional cartifi Gates in the
short CONNIE rcial COURSE and is regard
Cd as one OF the Largest and bes. in
the f"ii%-thrce years of the school
The awarding OF scholarships will be
done by James G. Harwood, the prin-
cipal. while the graduates will receive
their diplomas from w. Floyd Reams.
chairman of the School Board
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-06-14
HIS ARREST FOLLOWS
PAWN SHOP ROBBERY
Augustinc Leblo. Baker, Borrowed
Money on Dress. md Then Steals
II, Police Say.

Augustine Leblo. a baker. OF 800
North Twelfth Street was yesterday
by Detectives Willy and Smith,
and lodged in First Precinct Station,
where he is charged with entering the
southern Loan Office on Saturday night
and making away with dress, a pair
OF shoes and about So in currency.
The theft of the dress brought about
Lcblo's arrest. the detectives state. as
1t was the property Of Leblo's wife.
and had been pawncd by the defendant
just day or so prior to the robbery.
When the proprietor of the loan eS-
Enlistment noticed that the dress was
missing, he suspected Icbio. The dress
was later recovered in a cleaning and
pressing establishment, where it had
been left after Lcblo had made in
cncctual attempts to again pawn il,
the detectives learned
According 70 the proprietor OF tho
loan Office he only took the dress for
loan when l.cblo pleaded wa Do
wife was sick. and he needed the funds
badly. Leb'o's story so worked on
the symDathies of the loan office man
that the latter told Lcblo he would
waive interest on the loan.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-06-14
BUILD PLANT HERE
Hig indianapolis Manufacturing Con-
Germ Closes Lensc for Site Of
Three Acres

Three acres OF land. located on the
chesapeake and Ohio Railway, "A shor,
distance from Richmond has Just been
leased by the Prcst-O-Lite Company of
indianapolis for the purpose Of estab-
iiShihS Il plant for manufacture OF steel
tubes ana batteries. Work on the To-
ca! plant. which viii lie used in con-
nection with the parent works, will be
started in the next few days
The location of the company in Rich
mond was the direct result of efforts
by Kenneth r. Crawiey, industrial
agent OF the chcsa pcake and Ohio
Railway, who conferred with officials
OF the company some time before a
final decision to locate in this city was
reached. The company will also cstab-
il*h distributing agency in Rich
mond for this section of the country
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-06-14
NURSES GRADUATE
Finals Of Stuart Circle Hospital
Training school Tnke Place
To- Night.

The graduating class OF the Stuart
Circle Hospital Training School for
Nurses will hold it's final exercises at
$50 o'clock tonight in the First Eng
lish Evangelical Lutheran Church.
The address to the class will ne made
by Rev. G. w. Nc Daniel D. D., pastor
of the First Baptist Church, while Dr.
Greer Baughman will present the di-
plomas to the graduates.
On behalf of tile graduating class.
the hospital will present a gift to the
American Red Cross which will he re-
ceived by Henry w. Anderson. O.hcr
features OF the program will be the
awarding OF the term-prizes and the
rendering of music by the class
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-06-14
BUT THREE DAYS REMAIN
To FILL MARINE RANKS
Enlistments in Richmond Far Below
Average Which Should
Be Maintained.
LESS THAN SCORE VOLUNTEERS
Sea Fighters May Be Seen In Action
In Movie Which Will BE Shown
In This City To-Day-Niore Names
Added to Roll OF Honor.

With but three days remaining until
the marine corps recruiting campaign
is ended. enlistments at the Richmond
station arc far below the average
which must be maintained IL VirSinia's
Less than a score of men have been
recruited thus far and while several
applicants have been rejected for fail
urc to come up to the necessary ply
steal qualifications. the number Of can
didates for admission into the corps
has not been great enough to war
rant belief on the part of recruiting
ot1cerS that this State will contribute
the assigned quota of the 1000 men to
be raised throughout the United states.
and who will bring the marine corps
TO war strength.
With the exception Of two or three
periods when some action in regards
to passing the draft bill was under
contemplation. and when Registration
Day :oomeG UP. recruiting has been
decidedly dull in all branches Of ser
vice.
The Blues are still under war
strength. and the army is seeking 10
enlist a hundred odd men here during
the present month.
MARINES VIII. HE SHOWN
on SCREEN HERE TODAY
In the interest of marine corps re-
cruiting week the picture The star
Srangled Banner" will he shown at the
Victor Theater to-day and tomorrow.
In the making of the picture reGi-
ment of marines was used. and the va
riorls scenes depict the numerous duties
which devolvc upon the soldiers Of the
sea" in realistic manner.
Yesterdays enlistmcnts were as fol-
lows:
Marine Corps-Joscph Jones, Thad-
deus Seward and Edgar 'riller. Rich
mond. Eddie u. Robertson. Winston
salem: Frank +. Graham. Arnold II.
kimhall. Charlotte; Norry WEIGH and
William Wilson. Roanoke.
Arn'y-Aaron florwiiZ. RicEmoud
Array Rcscrvc-hllen w. Valentine
and Harry n. Quarlcs. Richmond
Blucs-Alrin l.. Jones. Crcwe.
Nary-Arthur Summers Wayncs-
horo: Louis e. Krackc. lo7 North liar
rison Street: Archie Il. Amos o22 West
Grace Street. and Littleberry NJ. Spcn-
cor. 1903 Nenable Street Thomas
Mouptn, Grottoes. Va. Harry H. sur
ton. i:ristol. Va. James J. Dickens
Rocky Mount. y. 6.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-06-14
BUYS LIBERTY BONDS
Art Club OF Richmond Invests Money
to Further Movement to Restore
AcAdrmy.

Proceeds from tho Liberty Loan
Garden Fete," given Tuesday afternoon
and evening by the Art Club of Rich
mond at their home at Grace and Bel
videre Streets. were yesterday invest
ed in Liberty loan bonds. in accord
ancc with the policy of the club.
Members of the club were more than
pleased AT the amount realized, al
though they are not able to state the
exact amount. as donations are still
coming in. and they are determined to
continue their efforts until they have
funds enough 10 realize their dream
of restoring the Academy of Fine
Arts.
For the present, money collected for
this purpose will he put into Liberty
bonds until the club has a sufficient
amount to begin active work of resto-
ration.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-06-14
CAUGHT IN POOL ROOM
Negro Youth Unable 10 show Reri.tr,
non Card, and Is Fined In
Police Court.

" IMAM Brown. aged twenty years,
Of 1906 81 James Street, was ves,cr'
DAY nned SO by Justice Crutchficld In
romeo touri on charge OF frequent.
ing "a pool room at Glib North Second
street The proprietor Of the estab-
HShin"nt noted an appeal. following
I" hn@ OF SIS. imposed by Justice
"''hne'd Tor allowing minor in the
Browns arrest was The first made
"y IN" police since Chief Werner in
StF" yea ms men 10 watch gathering
places for draft eligiblcs who failed
|" register. Brown was unable 10 pro-
we necessary card when ap-
pfoath"d by Sergeant Clarkson.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-06-14
EXTENSIVE REPAIRS
American Locomotive Company VIII
Spend S3O.0n0 in improvements
TO EnunIrH

The American Locomotive Company
was authorized yesterday by the Build
ing inspector to proceed with the
alterations and repairs to the iron
foundry. located at Richmond Iron
Works Company. on the Boulevard, near
the Fair Grounds.
The company will place improve
ments on the present foundry amount
ing TO 100000 1t will be utilized in
the manufacture of locomotives. The
contract for the manufacture of shells
runs out July Is. and the company OK
poets TO return to the manufacture Of
locomotives on a much larger scale than
before.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-06-14
FlagDay TakesOn
New Significance
Celebrated To-Day Here and
Wherever americans Gather
on Land or Sea.

Americans throughout the world. on
land and sea. wherever they forEether.
Celebrate to-day the one hundred and
fortieth anniversary of the adoption OF
the Stars and Stripes as the flag of
the United States. Significant, then as
the national emblem of n people try
ing out the principle OF representa-
tive democracy, 1T is doubly more so
now that the people are at war to
determine whether the principle for
which 1t stands shall survive.
All over the country great patriotic
celebrations, more elaborate and with
"A spirit of deeper carncstncsS than
ever before. will he held in honor of
the day. School children will swear to
1t new allegiance and will learn for
it "a more spiritual reverence. Municipal
and state buildings will give it special
display. Patriotic societies and orders
OF all kinds will hold inspiring ccre-
monies.
In Richmond. Lodge No. As. Benevo-
lent and Protective Order of Elks,
Will give celebration in it's home at
Eleventh and Marshall Streets. Mayor
Ainslic will be the principal orator
of the occasion. and wcll-known mem
hers of the order will participate in
the program. This is an annual occa-
sion with the Elks, but this year it
will be more elaborate and significant
than ever.
Following its custom OF twenty
ycarS, the American Flag Association
urges this year a general celebration
OF the day.
Among the elaborate displays OF
flags to be seen in Richmond perhaps
that shown from the Tenth Street
side Of The Times Dispatch is one of
the most attractive. Floating above
the smaller ilaGs of the allie; may be
seen Old Glory. Beneath are arranged
the English, French, Italian. Belgian
Russian and Japanese flags. while the
Red Cross flag is not missing.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-06-14
Given Heavy Sentence.

Limas Haskins pleaded guilty yes
terday in the Hastings Court on the
charge OF selling liquor in violation
of the State prohibition law. and was
fined 500 and sentenced to six months
in jail by Judge Richardson. The
heavy penalty was the result of a
second conviction. the man having
been sentenced to sail on similar
charge last March.
\. Love, also charged with violating
the prohibition law, was fined $50 and
sentenced to thirty days in Jail.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-06-14
Practitioner Pupils.

IN nc announcement Of the COM
M,hce'ncnt exercises IF Miss Morriss
=, moo! Tor Girls tha' appeared in The
IlHts-bispa'ch. al error WAS made
nc names OF Misses Mary Williams
and Page Williams app..r in no lie,
OF tnird honor pupils. when they should
ne enrolled IN the list OF trst-honor
pupils.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-06-14
sny, Cattle w,r, No, rca

jured 10 the extent Of $500 by not re
ceiving proper attention while making
a trip from New York TO Petersburg
John II. Russell yesterday Med suit in
the Hastings Court, Part II. for that
amount against the Seaboard Air Line
Railway Company. Russell alleges that
,hc animals were not fed for a total
% fnEty-tvO hours
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-06-14
TO LIMIT CAMPAIGN
Candidates for House uf Delegates to
toniinc Canvass to Brief Two

by mutual agreement. candidates for
the House of Delegates from Richmond
VIII not address any public meetings
III the interest of their candidacy until
July %, or about two weeks before
the primary, on August :. This ac-
ton was taken to forestall any ac-
tive canvass. the candidates believing
that the interests of all could he sub
served best through quiet campaign.
II was decided also to limit the cx-
pcnscs to personal card
The meeting at which these agree
mcnts were made was held a few DAYS
ago in the Office OF Captain James
II. Price, who is a candidate to sue
coed himself
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-06-14

The Young Womcn's Christian Assoc
,iation announces that the students who
passed the first -aid to the injured ex &.
aminations, held on April "a and 90.
may secure their certificates from the
Central Building. North Fifth Street.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-06-14
Dock Committee Meets.

The regular meeting OF the Council
Cor. mlttce on Dock, River and Harbor
VIII be held Tonight at O'Clock.
Only routine business Will be con-
sidered by the committee.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-06-14
EIGHT DIVISIONS WILL
De USED TO MAKE LINE

ne parade VIII form as Iolip"S.
First Division-Sccond Street, south
Of Franklin--Miltary aid, Major j.
Freeman Bright: mounted police. band,
Governor, Acknowledgement. army Of
ficers. Mayor. First Company. Red
Cross Nurses. general committee.
Second pivsion-Thrd Street. south
of Franklin-Military aid, Major T. NJ.
WORKMAN: float, iiowitzcrs' Band. all
military units. Second Company, Red
Cross Nurses.
Third pivision-Fourth street. south
side OF Franklin-Mii,ar aid, Major
Allen Potts. noat. band. Third Com
pany. Red Cross Nurses.
Fourth Division-F'ifth Street, south
side Of Franklin-Aiilitary aid. Boy
Scout Drum Corps, Volunteer StcnoG-
raphers Association.
Fifth Division-Third Street. north
side Of Franklin-Rand. noat. first
column school children.
Sixth Division-Fourth Street. north
side of Franklln-Sccond column
school children.
side OF Franklin-rit.rd column school
children - -
Eighth Division-second street,
north Of Grace-Mi!i,ary aid. co!orcd
members OF the Red Cross.
Now that the enlistment campaign
Of the Red Cross has been successful
Secretary David Brown, Of the contri-
button station, is determined 10 leave
nothing unGone 10 insure like sue
cess for his campaign The hcadquar-
tcEs Of the movement are AT 923 la 81.
Main Street. and many friends OF the
organization are working 20 help start
the crusade for subscriptions
Friends, enlisted members OF the
Red Cross and all who will take part
in The parade on sunday arc asked TO
watch closely 10: further announce
m.nts, and for any changes that may
ne made Present figures Iudiraf. tina,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-06-14
'ARADE WILL MOVE At
2:i5 O'CLOCK ON SUNDAY

The marchers will form at Third,
Fourth Fifth and Franklin Streets
Sunday afternoon at 2:A5 o'clock. The
line Of march will reach from Fifth
and Franklin Streets west TO Laurel,
and south on Laurel Street to Mon
roe Park, then west on Park Avenue
10 Linden Street. and south on Linden
street 10 the City Auditorium. where
speakers will urge the duty of con-
tributinE to the Red Cross fund The
gallery OF the auditorium will he re-
served for the colored members OF the
parade.
The name OF the speaker has not yet
been announced, but the committee in
charge promises that an orator of ma
tional repuie will he obtained for the
occasion.
superintendent OF Schools J. \. c.
Chandler has issued instructions TO all
the teachers OF the schools Of Rich
mond. asking them TO have their pupils
in line at designated points At 2:45
o'clock Sunday afternoon
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-03-21
IisIt Recital.

At The hUm" Of. Miss Nam" Morgan
Yesterday AFTERNOON. ut Martins Ferry
the LrCiuv" Recital club. gay" their
March recital. Tho program WAS ar
ranged by Miss Grace ,iCraldinc N"Iii%,
who also played many "t the accom-
ranimcnls 70: III" song numbers. MIS-:
], j. Nelly together with her daughter
apir.ar"a on the program for "ne mum
be- Mrs. John NJ. Turner and MISS
Name Norgau's song numbers were cN-
rr,Giugiy beautiful and met with Tn"
warmc<t appreciation On the part OF the
audience Mrs Charles Gray Shr"N"'
Mrs. Nrihur Dickson and Miss MauS"
lIr,Ipu ,N.rr III" historians md gave
th.,sr. nf the uumposrr's NfH. The pro-
gram Wa carried OUT in Ks original ar
Ian!sHlm"Mt.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-03-21
TO ELECT SUCCESSOR.

CONCORD. y. H.. March 20.--The
democratic stat. committee today set
inril Il u the date for tho first con-
.r.ssional district convention TO, nom'-
matt! Il candidate for successor 10 t"prr-
sentative Cyrus y. Subway. VINO Hl"d
March -.
r.h. ,.,nlniltrr recommended !ha:
GOWN and ward vaucuScs be held April
and April 10. The conr"ntinn will be
hold at Manchester.
In order - hold an election before The
snn,.I,l s,,.Sinu nt congress- April -
!rciSlnti:.. action revising election laws
would h- necessary.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-03-21

ANY druggist can supply you VITA
pamg!n Tablets and Gtniian. Simply
take onn tablet th-e" times day With
meals followed b. glass OF water for
~ least three weeks. lis benefit j.
fill almost at once. since beside 7e-
storing strength and muscle, /; cor
aims iie clements demanded by tired.
underfcd nerves and bodies: elements
NOT present in sufficient quantities II
ordinary food.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-03-21
Successful supper.

NV. hundred tickets wcr" sod for ti--
o,,uj;I S,,pI,..r IL he Numan'S lamp
I; round Association. al the M"undHNi!l''
camp Grounds. which wa" held al th''
I..u,ih SirnrI'N T.. church last evening,
Tho affair from every standpoint was Il
rn,nri"t" success. The many tables about
IN. largr rooms w"r" fllrd whit guests
:, leo were. served rapidly and efficient y.
II. III" Committees IN charge OF this ne
luir Mrs J. ". Crooks and Mrs. II. Il,
Potts v-"r. Iu!ut "hairIn"u and It's sue
roSs Ms dI. not = it'll" I" their expert
mana cement and care.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-03-21
silver wedding Anniversary.

Mr, aud Mr@. N"yrr licr%hcrE VIII he
nj hnin" tm,ti"ir friends. Sunday even
Ing. March -. AZ th"ir hnmc in l'"liair".
% This Is III" iw"ntv-ffth annIvrr*arE
~ th"ir wedding and many OF their
friends VIII call.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-03-21
surin1iuc Meet Postponed.

The Y. ". &. \. swimming :n""t which
wa. u HAY" h""n held March ~. has
beer post p"urd until March -. This in
cludr, ,,"rIrr dit1irult stunts, ~ fancy
swimming. race" and fancy Str"k" "A-
hihiiion".
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-03-21
-. $3.50. ------------------.
SCOPE BHOADEHED.

WASHINGTON. March 2o.-The gov.
ort;ment war risk bureau which hereto
fore has insured only non-contraband.
announced today, that it would broaden
.hr' scope of:its operations" and here
after insure practically all forms OF
rontrahnnd fGr Eurol ean countries eA-
cept arms and ammunition.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-03-21
st. Patricia Day Party,

The Happy Hour club al ih" y. w.
T. WAS hostess last evening /" iiNe "i
the other "luhs Of III" aSS"iH'i"n. Th"r"
were NOR, than 81 guests and III" "r"n-
inr WA; vlrnt with a variety uf past
Zines. There was II Luncheon. which had
fayur$ Of -. Patrirk's nay.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-03-21
.,o,s.,+ Carrowlv Aver+ed.

Yesterday afternoon. aear the Rtch-
land miro. child on its way from
school ran in troat OF :; big touring car
being driven by Jason stamp. accom-.
painted bv charles AhrenS. both o.
NNhe.Iiug. and only escaped serious IN
jury by The quick action OF the driver
running IN" machine over on the car
traCl.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-03-21
N1ise SliSn HosseSs.

MiNS il..l.i, sim" NN,"FtOlti''l Nv
lass ~ Mr. if;l,on n h"c h";"H IN
Mnn,ia- evening in q v"r:. pleasant FASH
ION. Til" hostess had = novel program
planned 'or h"r cH'S;s ergo, ii"ni.' VIII