Evening star., 1918-07-28

fuller attention than he had been able
to, give Il the evening before, the
memorandum which this young fellow
mad handed him of his days wors.
in1 portion on OF this may be interest,"
OF people registered on his chart. as
present In tho museum at the moment
OF tragedy, he had inscribed such de-
taiis concerning them as he could
sather IN the short time allotted him.
Englander visiting New York for the
nrss time. Has big story to take
oack. Don't care much for broken
marDies ana pictures SO dingy you
Sntn0. Snt .S tel what you are looking at:
ing up like scarorows in a field. here
and there all over great building.
because something had happenedI to
somebody. viii make a story the chint
dren VIII listen to for years.
seif vsr,s1.G Saken. he and account Of him.
II-Mrs. Lynch. Widow. with a
support It. No children. Interested
IN church work. Honest and Of re-
: liable cs, character. Only fault a physi-
=. llI-Mr.S Carleton Roberts, direc.
t. ZOE. Active In his work, member Of
me @ Union League and al, aspirant for
tn tne hign once Of United States sena.
W. - street. A universaiIy' rs. a.
spected man. Of unquestioned intes{
rity and decided importahce. 4 1Ioss
tIend 0f Curator Jewett. ~
,o v--Ensn Clark. door man. Been
sldered. entirely trustworthy. rioms Ln
IN ln,e aecent quarter Of West s0th. street
Wife and nine children, mostly rrnwn'
cores corrssnondsneo ,oesn @oroad Has no foreign,
Nt-Emma' sutton. An art sentRus1,
ass. gaining her living by copying Old
masters, Is. at museum six dava in
me me Week.. y was behind her easel
rasn, Travis ! Found a hiding place ia
.Yf-.Mr.. Alice Lee widow@.d @ els,
kindly in disposition. much liked and
truthful truthful to fault No acquaintancS
vII-vI11-John and Mary Draper.
husband and wife. living in Eask
orange, N. J. Decent, respectabS
K-Hetty Armstrong. young .tr,.
none too bright. but honest to thS
fore' this I'm, Impossible to connect her With
x-charles simson, resident Of
Mlnneapolis. In town on business.
stopping at Hotel st. Denis. Earar
70 return home, but willing to remain
u requested to do so.5 Hates foreign.
ersatest ers eninks no,,ntn the United States the
xI-John Turnblll, college pro.
Iessor; one of the new type. alert.
Spservant and extremely precise.
Nol apt to make misstatement.
little ttlIames o,d mes Hunter, door man. a.
as string and methodical to a. fa1,ln
no wire. no child Bank .accounf
'i'org than sufiicient for his small wants.
~ .Miss Charlotte Hunsicker.
Si oie 'o1 last seasons debutantes.
generally Offhand but stanch' :, *
was she who gave a woman's y
70 mrs. Taylor when the latter fafnts
ed in room B.
from basement up
:. XV-Eliza Blake sobooi.c
ooWuyalescing after a long ilIness
xVi-oficer Rudd.
n;.a viI-Iommy Evans, boy scout.
an,, not iose his game. Went to tha
arv "iter iunchtng on pie at bak-
AviII - Mrs. Nathaniel Lord. a
wealthy widow, living at the st. Regis
>iA = Mrs. Ermentrude Tay1or.
knowa kknosnans .to add % to what is alrsady
I Ak; xX;X,,nsnrg Hen Abbott, Columbia stu. 1t =
u.. nsnt. good hearted and reliable, but
living in world Of his own TO stsch
- oAtcHt AS 70 make him the b1,ff ~
his fellow students ~
AAi-AhIl-Yo Young couple from Ha.
-Nerstraw. Just married. He is. d drua.
caerk, sne fs g farmers daughter. Both
iegarded iess' IN llst their home. town as harms
xxIiE James Corey. at,and.n,.
6aeneior, living with widowed moth-
eH. 6air record on the whole. RepYi.
ma sahded once not for. negligence. but
.,se some foolish act. unbecominH hia
position. Thorough aGquaintance with
~ sh9 museum agd tts exhibits. Al value
;ADie ~ man.5WeH liked, ,lnotwithstandina.
the one lapse aildded to, AT home and
best fellow egoing. 4 iftfIe' free s .rers n.me
given to drink and vervs fond soS
games: ; Asmefnber once az a 'ci,h III
rveted to contests with foils and tart
get shooting Always ehanapinn' V3s1
a.s q wesS q certain ilalat youne lady three timed
XIV - Curator Jewett. w,d.
over with two graidchildren N
daughter ], married to ar, Ei;riisbm mas
and living in .Ringold, Hants' and 4
son. owner of a large ranch IN Eau1
tornia. Lives, when in. city. al Hofal
Gorham. Known4too well FOR anv ffs1
scription OF himself or character Ia bS
necessary here. II he has a fauIt "a
ratner a weakness. 1t is his extramH
pride in the museum. and his own
conduct OF it's many affairs.
AS on the evening before, Mr.. Grvca
fingered longest over one name, He
was still brooding anxiously over =
when the teleDhOne ranp NJ his aIh.9