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New-York tribune., 1918-04-07
No Visitors at Ford Plant

The Ford Motor Company has closed
its doors to all visitors. The records
of the company show that thousands of
people from all parts Of the world Wis
tied the factory.
The officials of the company express
their regret that it was necessary to
discontinue this courtesy, but a ricid
rule from the government put it en-
tirely beyond the powers Of the Ford
Motor Company.
New-York tribune., 1918-04-07
Hitting q@Ilp @ Twelve
10y C.Eer.=EseHarps


that motorists shall make the back roads
rather than the highways
underlying idea this
the undsturbed n6tor
purposes At first it looks like good but
spection.
For thing trucks counted hundreds
numbered thousands
sorts the main roads without sending
the back roads Then again the back
DETECTING unusually
dangerous conditions.
Exceptionally heavy truck traffic highways will
for desertng the main
Again the "PIeasure Car"
VOU will observe throughout
car"
Not indeed instance Philadelphia
only day display
tells about for pleasure
and supply facilities for pleasure commercial ca
two That's fielding 900,
of
seemed nfectous We
day acquainted with number of that
could be called pleasure There
in acquaintance with them
New-York tribune., 1918-04-07
Driveaways a Big Percentage

1t is estimated by the National Au-
tomobilc Chamber Of Commerce that
30 to 40 per cent Of the cars made
during the last two months have been
driven over the roads to their destina
tions.
New-York tribune., 1918-04-07

b. Cooling m c d ! IL m |
requires frequent !
replacement 49,.
c. A lc o hol fumes
from condenser.
d. Solution in COLI (
drnscr does not
return to radih
'of .,.. ........ |
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1918-12-08
Calendar for the Current Week

sunday Aeoan Hall by Society," Carnegie
Hail. p violin recital by
S;9V p n opera concert; Maxine Elots Theatre
5;l5 of the Philharmonic
butterfy Aeoln Hall, m. Morris;
$40 m pianoforte recital by Ralph Hail.
"bia University 4:15 analytical Margaret
Anderton Park Theatre, M English
IL EsDaA-"adoAs II Mr. Bagbys
carnegie HAIL. s:16 p by the Symphony
Society; Aeolan Hail. s:15 voloncel
py Hotel Plaza 1850 M musical Theatre M
peretta = '
Hall IN. symphony
Society; Sis Evening Mail" Opera
House p italian M
English
Thu No. Italian opera Er
dAmOre; Carnegie Hail. by Symphony socev
$3.50 by the Philharmonic Society; Aeolu Hail M
song recital by Florence Hnhle Whpoon D. H. violin recital
by Elias Breeskn Academy Brooklyn recital bv Nine
Gmbrere and NJ Duberta;
FRDAY-Metropolan
BORIS Godounof; Aeolian Hall, lila
Scholnik; Carnegie Hail. 2So Philharmonic So
cey; $50 Park Theatre
m, English operetta.
Merootan Opera House, Italian
la fgla del Reggimento' Of
py fuccl I'll Iabarro Sour Angelica Schicc
neg'e Hall ESQ symphony sis m
concert of the Symphony Society H.
by Vera Janocopuos s;15 Peavey
and Adoph Schmidt violin; Park Theatre n rnrsh
V '0'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1918-12-08

Mrs. Castcrton- Macdonald, of Koch-
ester, N. y, president of the Fedora
tion of Music Clubs of the State OF New
York has gone to France and left the
affairs Of the presidency in the hands
of Mrs. Julian Edwards, widow of the
celebrated composer, vice president OF
the Theatre Assembly Club, one of the
directors OF the Musicians Club, etc.
The Craftsmanship Of the Young Ar
lists contest committee has been as
signed to Mrs. Henrietta Baker Low,
chairman OF the community music COM
mittee, National Federation of Womcns
Clubs.
These changes in the personnel have
come so late that matters connected
with the artists contests have been
delayed. 1t is now certain however,
that the contest will be held in New
York City on December 10 and II, 1918
All information in connection with the
contests can he obtained from the
chairman. Mrs. Henrietta Baker Low
al Hotel Prince George, New York City.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1918-12-08

The St. Cecilia Club, of which Vic
tor Harris has been the conductor since
its inception, fourteen years ago, will
give the first Of its regular series Of
concerts for members this season in
the grand ballroom Of the Waldorf
Astoria on Wednesday evening, De-
cemhcr lS The club, with its singing
chorus Of over 100 women, will, as
usual, produce for the first time u
number Of compositions by American
composers specially written for it and
the programme will include compost
tions By List. Chadwick, Dickinson,
Harris, Bertram Fox, Obey Speaks,
Deems Taylor, Massenet and W. W.
Gilchrist.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1918-12-08

holyada christmas night opera) ......
., wa. Rimsky- korsakoiI
AT S:lo p. IN, concert by the Sym
phony Society: Programme of Thurs
day repeated, with Dc Greef's belgian
Folk Songs instead Of the work BY
Bourk
Aeolian Hall, p. m, song recital
by Vera Janacopulis:
pimanche al point du jour (On sum
day Morning) .......,.........H rahrns
psmours eternelles love Lasts for
Dc forgeron (The smith I3isls
Pauvre Pierre poor Peter ..... Schumann
Au ION Tin Strange Lands, M Schurmaln
Les cheveux hlancs (Silver Locks Schubert
La poste Crhe Post) ............S Schubert
Pastourelles ct Bergerettes Romances
ct Chansons du XNIIle Steele Har-
Aine moi bergere dove Ne. shep- @'-~' M
iierueSS) ...................
An mon Berger ,oh Shepherd Ntine)
Junss fllettcs (Maden Remember>
tradition populaire. Harmonisec par
Compaintc de St Nichoas GIbc L. ''"'"
gend of ST. Nicholasl ......,
~, ::..,....... BalaAirew
o. On the Georgian Kills .... Rnnsky- Korsakoff
5o mid Nursery. ..'...... Moussorgsky
- NNN' ''s ~ NNii- ~ tHe
~, W, ,'ei MOussOrgsky
~, ne Cofilinander .............. Moussorgsky
The sun Filled Room .... P,ckotieG
sunshine HAS Departed .... prokoder
INC KING With the Gray Eyes . Prokofelr
The composer at the piano
poeme d un Jour DAY nreans} ... Fa,,re
kecontre lThe MectinS) ...........
iouIouts forever Enthusiastically.
Ad,eu {Good Bye ..;,:.............
lrois Chansons dc Dilitis. ........ Debussy
la nute de Pan pipes of PAM
La Chevelure (Hcr Tresses)
hc tomheau dies Naade5 (The Tomb of
N''o -'i4''o' .................
At Sis, recital by N. Val Peavey.
pianist, and Adolph Schmidt, volinist:
Senate, Op. l3. Croic
Mr.. Peavey and Mr.. Schmidt
Ia pren; '..''..... Martin-kresler
IA fyecleusc ..'......... .Couperin- Kreisler
~. .'nn Mara na, Schubert-Wilhelm
-" aSS Natai ............... Snetana
Adoph Schmidt
ttnde Up; %, No. II: Nocturno. C
minor Valse. A flat Trois E,cos-
saises Polonaise. Op. So ......... Chon;n
N. Val Peavey
Mr. Peavey and Mr.. Schmidt
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1918-12-08
SATURDAY

Carnegie Hall, 1880 y. M. concert
for Young People by the Symphony
Society and the paulist Choristers:
Symphony in G minor ........... Mozart
Musette told Flemish caroll ..........
Arr. by f. Gevaert
lie Sommeii de L'Enfant Dvin told
-, Flemish caro)' ,.....Arr. by Father Finr
The Three Kings Song TRADITIONAL Eng
lish caron,
The Angels and the Shepherds Told 30
hemian carroll.
Angels We Have Heard on High Gold
french carcD
Prelude TO "fhe Deuge' ....... Saint-Saen,
violin solo NJ Tinotl
The all OF Nokomis, from "Hiawatha"
-, Richard C Bourk
lish carroll
The Smoke Rose Slowly tthe Peace Pipe,
= e. MI. -, r. S. Converse
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1918-12-08

The Society of the Friends of Music
announce that its first public concert
Of the scason will be recital by Al
fred Cortot, the French pianist, on
Wednesday afternoon, January %, at
Aeolan Hall. This win take the place
of the concert of the Orchestte du Con
scrvatoirc under the auspices Of the
society. which was to have been given
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1918-12-08
IN THE WORLD OF MUSIC AND MUSICIANS

in December. 1t will be Mr. Cortot's
final appearance in New York this year,
as he sails shortly after this date and
q programme Of especial interest is
being planned.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1918-12-08

Louis Wins, violnist. and Edouard
Gendron, pianist, who Will tour the
United States under the auspices Of the
French-American Association for Musi-
cal Art, will make their first appear
ance in this country at Carnegie Hall
on Wednesday evening, December lS
The two young Frenchmen first gave
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1918-12-08

After exciting experiences and the
loss Of his fortune in the revolution in
Russia, Rachmaninof is now in New
York. He viii undertake a tour of the
country under the management Of c. A.
Ellis. His first New York concert will
take place on Saturday afternoon. De
cembcr Il, in Carnegie Hall
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1918-12-08

Tomorrow night, December 9, at IL.
De Witt Clinton High School, the s,,.
meeting of the chorus to be formed =.
the Peoples Music League Of the Pen
pies Institute, will be held. Ern,.-
Bloch, the Swiss composer and direc.nr
who Won mcteoric fame in Ameyic.
just about q year ago. viii BE the 4;
rector The chorus viii net be lim;eea
as TO size or race. Every singer i
welcome. There are just three 70
quirements, voice, an ability to ysaa
at sight, and a promise TO attend rs
hearsals regularly. There will be 40
expense connected with the chorus. ex.
cept small sum to cover the sctY,4
cost Of the music.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1918-12-08
Programmes
OF the Week
SUNDAY

Aeolsn Hall, S p. m, concert by the
Symphony Society:
Symphony in C minor (No. ., Z. &,
H. MO-,
s'lstar,' symphonic variations d Indy
Violin concerto ........... 800. WieniawSAl
Toscha Seidel
Three Old Belgian tFlemish) Folk
songs .s.....'.' '''.''''D nc N''ee'
Carnegie Hall, p. NJ, second violin
recital by Rsoul Nidas:
Senate G. major Ge7s-17sS) $780,.
Giovanni Battista Somis
Adagio. ............... Lcclair (169l-l16D
Ftude tMSS. Rode-Ihibaud
Nocturne K fiat. .......-... Chop'n-Sarasatc
Perpetuum Mobile. ........... KEYS
Air. R0hen,icns Observation-Disclosures. Sarasate
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1918-12-08

recitals together in 1911. After n,.e
ing in France, Switzerland, Bele;us.
Holland and Norway. they decided :.
discontinuc. their musical activjt;.s
during the war. Gendron, the fac.
pupil Of Paul Brand, subsequent.
served two years with the 18Th A..
'illery>Regiment, and Wins, who i
graduate Of the Paris Conservata;.
did his bit with the % Regiment O. y.
Colonial infantry. ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1918-12-08

Olga samaroff will give her first New
York recital on the evening Of January
20, and the second on the afternoon Of
February 81, both in Aeolian Hal.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1918-12-08
TUESDAY

Carnegie Hall. SIS D. m, concert
by the Russian Symphony Society;
Symphony No. = Z minor. &C.,. RachnaninoF
(a) Nuance tfor strinGsl ...... Scrabne
CD Humoresque (for tour bassoons)
first performance ...... Prokofietf
tcj "Baba Yaga" (the Witch Russian
4O4kloFS3 ....-..... Llduutt
Piano concerto No. 1 (first perform
ance) ..................... 49,. Prokoflelf
Composer and Orchestra
Caucasian sketches .,.... .Ippoitoff- Ivancff
Aeoliau Hall, S:l5 3. H., violonccllo
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1918-12-08

NIUA1
Aeolian Hall, SIS p. H. violin re-
cital by LIZA Scholnik
Sonata. "Il trillo del Diavolo" .Tartini
Concerto In Il minor. Mendelssohn- Brrtholdy
Romance ........... Sindinr
hunloreauue ,...-. ........ Victor Kolar
"Halling" Norwegian dance ......
Herman Sandy
2ith Caprice. ....................P aganini
Carnegie Hall, 230 D. m, concert by
Philharmonic Society. Program Of
Thursday repeated.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1918-12-08
FRIDAY

Chorus Of the Dervishes Beethoven Auer
Witches Dance. ,........ .Paganini-kreisler
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1918-12-08

=
the Russian Symphony Society:
Symphonic picture. "Hyrcus Nocturnus"
CATER the poem by Morcihorski. Gods
Kesurrected')
Symphony No. l. L minor. ...... scriabinc
Piano soil (tirst performance Thy the
Classical symphony new Ms.) conduct
ed by the composerl ......... Prokofief
AT S;15 p. M, Evening Mail" con-
cert by Philharmonic Society,"
"scheherczade." symphonic suite .....
'Hpnsarian Fantasia" for piano and Or
John Powell
TToStulne ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. Chopin
"Ce Celeste Aida Chopin E'aaa
Paul Aithouse '''''' 'e'0'
THURSDAY
Carnegie Hall, 8 p. No. concert by
the Symphony Society:
Symphony No 3............... Rrahms
Violin concerto. ............... Drahns
.,, Jascha Heifctz ''''''''
The me, Fan Of Nokomis, from "Hia-
AT S:15 p. M, concert by the Phil
harmonic Society:
Overture, Barber of Bagdad" Cornelius
Variations on theme of Haydn. Or ns''O'
Symphony No G. pathetialule; Tscha peHnT,
Aeoian Hall, 8 p. M; song recital
by Florence Hinkle- Withcrspoon:
Rectal and aria, "Godo lalma conso-
lala, from "Ottone' Handel
s%eeter lilan Roses from "0rpheus
p, -i''is 40 .-,-....... Purcell
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1918-12-08
WEDNESDAY

Carnegie Hall, 8 y. m, concert by
the Russian Symphony Society:
Symphonic picture. "Hyrcus Nocturnus"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1918-12-08
THURSDAY

Marche Slav. ................. .Tschai<owssv
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1918-12-08
MONDAY

Aeolian Hall. p. No piano recital
by Edward Morris;
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-02-21
Ripping Rhymes
BY WALT MASON.
FEBRUARY.

The second month OF this new year
is with us. gentle reader. reminding US
that winter drca- will soon DO q seceder.
The month Itself is rather punk with
mistit brands of weather. with snow
and sleet and kindred junk. and winds
that Shrek together. But let It whoop
and yawp and bawl We won't be greatly
worried. for it's the briefest month OF
all-short horses are soon curricd. And
when it gnrs 10 hit tho straw. comes
spring. with buds and roses. when we'll
no longer need TO thaw our frozen knees
and noses. So when the rude and ran
cous blast in maudlin fury chills you.
and when III. slcct storm. driving past,
dsmays and almost kills you. rcmem-
brr winters on the wane. il is his part
ing furry: springs coming. mild and
safe and sane. and yon should cut out
worry. Springs coming with it's birds
and bees and babblinE brooks and CHG
GERS. and how we'll welcome things like
these worn out hy winters rigorS:
Springs coming with the sounds and
scents that sooihe the jaded spirit and
much doubt If thor" are gents who
won't applaud and cheer It.
Copyright 1915. by George Matthew
Adams.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-02-21
MANY COMPENSATION: !!
AWARDS ANNOUNCED

CHARLESTON, ". Va, Feb 20-ai
Mrs Estelle Jones of Jenkinjones will
receive a pension of $40 month and
her son an allowance Of SIS. a month.
for the death of her husband Ia the.
mines of the Pocahontas Coal COM
pany. The widows claim was allowed.
today by Commissioner Lee OFT Of the;
workmen's compensation commission
Other claims granted were: -
r. C. Grigslcy, father Of Robert,
Grissley, aged II, who was killed IN
The. mines of the Observation-Disclosures
Coal company al Yukon. $6 a week;
Sylvester MaZzella, cmploye !of the
Cherry Run Boom and Lumber COM
pany Of fleetwood, toes amputated, $8-
Il week for sixty weeks: Leo Brady.
cmrloye Of the Smoot Lumber comi
pany, Of Cowcn, sight of right EYE losts
as result Of chip flying from timber
under saw. 81 week for niney-nines:
weeks. John Szclgowskie, employed.
BY the Wheeling Steel and Iron conss
pany, left leg amputatcd after being
caught undcr load Of pipe, 81 weeAi
for 1%5 weeks. -
Commissioner Oft today announced
The approval Of the application for
protection under the fund Of the fol-
lowing concerns: -
Industrial Home Finance companHs
nome building. of Charleston; Dorsey.
Stnuhrnson Coal company OF ClarkS.
burg: Moundsvillc Sand company OF
Moundsyillc. West Union Grocery COM
panv. operating wholesale grocery OF
West Union: Frederick Robinson, roa4s
contracting. Of New Cumberland; T. j.
Duya!l, general contracting, Of Hunts
ington.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-02-21
SIDE TAIL KS
Getting Drunk on People.
BY RUTH CAMERON

How many kinds ot intoStcation there
are besides the customary kind.
havN written you before about the
intnxlcation 'nS spending money and
surely rnu have s"cu in yoursel: or
others The excitement tn" cNhiaration.
:h. lons.mtnE Of iuhthiti"us ttnlt follow
immediately upon tn. making y: som"
cxtravagant purchase. Incidentally. the
sens. -: depression and Of futility and
OF SELF accusation which often follows
such an sNtrayasanc. carries out the
'>iTil,' only ~" we'll.
Thrn th"rc are. "f course. such tamil
Jar iutoXIcatuES rs those caused by
moonlight ar the intiinacirs OF the open
tir,.
They Never See You AS You Normally
Are.
Ru; to-day | was thinking especially
or thu. int"S:catlou ~: personalities.
Are tjl.r.. NJ; som. certain people who
intoNicatc you"
Contact with them rxc.eS and eIhila-
rates you until your inhlh;ti"nS loosen
and you Ind yourself expanding into a
quiz" different prrSrn1
Iuu grow wl;:l"- and NOR talkativc
than IS your won't you laugh more cas-
-
Interesting things you ti"d t" say on
all sorts o. subjects. Your memory is
Sil!uujaJ.,! you cc"w klndlicr and larger
hearted.
Thea You Take q Drop TOO Much.
+. you ir:i't gU "a" far. you are per
ha;S NOR. charming III your now incar-
,Itiiau Eut - EJu TAX" drop too
much e.: th.s.. over stimulating person
atltI.S I; is fatal. YOU pass into m"
over ;alirI,Irr stage. Enu 'oSs your
s.nS,. - perspective. :"u h"rom" ;"n
witty. and 200 "rru hearted. You toll
things y"ni bad no right IL :ell--;tnd say
things v"u u..V.r w"ulI have said as
ynu- -all.. and sober Seif--thinEs that
;,,ail,. your cwn .-arS burn when you lis
ten - their cchoS in bed that night
a Dark Brown Taste In Ones Heart.
You $40 | speak with feeling. l never
had Il dark brown taste in my mouth
tn. morning alter. bur | hav" had one
in my heart.
Il is Il strange thought that these pen
pic never 500 ',i,' as ON really is: What
n different notion they must hav" Of
ono from the ;"opl. VIII" SEC one un-
stimulated
| SuppnS.. thc-" n" phl"gmatic people
vrlln never pass through such expert
enceS. on" does not know whether to
envy them or b.. sorry for them.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-02-21

Mrs L. r. Mauck. Miss Emma Ste
phrns. Mrs. Charles FRANKIE, Mrs ]. y
Drwirr and Mrs. Ed Ncf.
The silver offering taken resulted ii
thu sum Of $lH.35. which the ladies vii
use in war relief work. The guests o
the afternoon were;
Misses:
Sarah Jackson Miss katherine Ear
Fila Warehouse nard
BESSIE Duwler Miss Duwlar
Haliic Baird RebccCa Woods
Agnes Klein
McSdamrs:
\. +. CiaSmirc George ". Norton
.. G. Whitaker. T.. r. Gamble
st. Louis. Mo. Charles Klein
T. NJ. GarvIn J. W. I.esch
\. ILFon Eayer a. L. Weaver
J. y. Cocktail S. S Jacob
s. G. cl"Eg c. c. Rossey
+. w MellinCrr T. W Miller
Hrnry WcINlrr Sherman d. K1ett
s. j. Schcullyc Lee Morris
j. ". bowman Rrhccca Woods
W. I. Morris Edward N-lf
J. y. uu%lrr
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-02-21
.1.nH PROPERTY SEIZED.

MANILA. L. l.. Feb. 20.-Acting IN
behalf of the custodian of alien enemy
property. Gov. Harrison to-day seized
nine German and Austrian firms in Ma
Mia, naming one British and eight Amer
lean receivers. The provincial branches
Of the houses were closed and placed in
the hands Of the cnnstnbulary pending
action by the receivers.
Archibald Harrison. brother Of the
governor. is acting as deputy custodian
Of enemy property.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-02-21

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urs ANN. !, ,,,,r,,.. ~,i, c-,rtrd
IN. wnn,,u's literary ,.Iuh ,r,;,rr,!Iv AL
.r,,unu IN .,i:,. e., n.,r ,rl!rhlIui lectures
! which MS lIwnys ,..,.,.rly anuylu=.-I by
the l,rr, .,ruun always IN atIcnLanCr.
Mrs Erirnc is head Of il.r Eugilan
.;,u,rt,r,,,, al. I;,iL,n, ,n,lrrr. .n,: HnS
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, u''S'," 49, ,,r !. In, result Of
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one would expect To hear III periods OF
: 'Ii' :, mir non,hlv, and proves
49, h,.<. .,r,.,.n,,or,l ability as - leo
80, Ii,,.r,i,r,. and The worlu inter
,,a,,,s If rho d,y
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r,, IL, ,,cknnwlrLrcd soul 81 RUSSIA
come the "'N"u" ',.., ,,;vcn over TO
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! life oil this kIca 80 nni bringing up
began WIZ" ~, ,,'Ta YEAS - rand dame in
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Relief comes instantly.

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! prcsen, in order that important affairs
/ may be given careful consideration
Meeting Of tho Suouroan Lfternfy CIu o.
! MANNERS of the Suburban Literary
club and their friends enjoyed an after
noon of real pleasure yesterday al the
annual open meeting which was held IN
the parlors of the parish house OF the
Vance Memorial church.
| Nuch pheasant chat was enjoyed
while NIL the ladies were busted Win
, their knitting. A delightful program
offered charming ENTERTAINMENT "nIcn
was taken part in by Mrs. q. W. NoT>
; ton, who quite arttstically pia!cd INC
presentation Waltz" Miss EcsSic Do">
Ter. charming young solo'st; ue!.Sneeu
in two numbers -Life's Twilight and
There Cried a Bird" which were espe>
ciollv suited to her sweet voice
Miss Sarah Jackson general favor
II, had A splendid opportunity OF dis
nlaying her clever talent as n reader
in two dialect numbers, How Cc'ie Took
rho Cnk.' and Little Ikcy and the For
ter" Mrs. Mae frye Sinks. VIII" rs Al
,rnys delightfully."- received, sang most
anuropriatc selection. War. Little
Miss Dorothy Frank. "A winSome 'assic
was most captivating in two numbers
Little Pink Rose" and -Four Little
ChcStnuts.
The tea table. which was pretty with
its decorations OF rod. white and blue
was presided over ny Mrs. J. y. Dow
Ter, Mrs. f. R Mauck and Miss Agnes
Kline and Misses Helen Norton and
Katherine Bernard CARRIED US Red Cross
nurses served.
The guests were received by members
Of the executive committee who were:
Mrs. G w. Henry. Mrs William Rumble.