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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-03-23
DIVIDENDS AND INTEREST.
The American Agricultural
Chemical Company
Nav York March

Now York, March u, itIt.
A quarterly dividend of one and one-half
per cent, q n Ge) the Preferred Stock of
this Company CNo. 55) and a quarterly
dividend Of TWO per cont. (?o6) on the
Common Stock CSC. 800 have been de-
clared, payable April l5 1913. 70 stock
holders OF record at the close of business
on Monday. March -, 1919.
THOMAS A DOE. Treasures.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-03-23
TORONTO CLOSING.
PoRCUPINE.
CANADIAN WAR LOANS.

Bid. Ask.
~, oct.t.'H. s5a scH
5iss, Nov 4, 'Ss.i02t. I0gE
Is, Msr,f,,H. Wk SA
~. Dee. .losK IeiN
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-03-23
OILS
FEATURE THE CURB
Several New Highs Established
But Late Profit-Taking
Is Cause of Reactions.

In yesterdays short session OF the
Curb market chief interest again was
directed to the independent oils which
once more were In demand. Several new
highs were established. Toward the close
profit taking in some issues resulted in
recessions from the highests Of the days.
Renewed weakness in Interboro Rapid
Transit 10 and the italian Government
8 per cent war loan featured the bond
market. The latter were offered at ITO
for a thousand lire. q further loss Of
10 points.
Total sales and range Of prices fol-
low.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-03-23
COFFEE MARKET.

The coffee market yesterday was an
exceedingly quiet affair. but developed
a steader undertone at tho start with
first prices to points above the pre-
no immediate weakness there. no change
was rcf6 ted in ~. RIO Rna.1 ntas~
spot markets and futures In Santos were
reported unchanged to n decline OF 70
reis. Final prices were s points net low
er TO an advance Of point, Firm Of
fers from Brazil came a little lower.
with Santos As here at 1914 70 1900.
steamship shipment London credits The
local spot market was dull and nomi-
nally unchanged.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-03-23
BONDS.
PennsyIvania Crude on Market.

On CIrr. March 22.--Credit balaDces,
msnts, ts.oso; average. t7.s4z.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-03-23

New Orleans Cotton Market.

NEW ORLEANS, March 22.-It was q
small cotton market to-day and fuctua-
tons were usually narrow. The ten
dency was toward siightly higher levels.
The close showed net gains Of to ~
points on old contracts. New contracts
were / down to up net. Old: March,
25 e5c. May. 2f.10c. July. 22.7oc. oc-
fober. 1o7ec. December. 1856. New;
guly, e3so, October. 2e.e7c. Decem-
~. zo.ssc sDot quiet; rniddlins' 27e
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-03-23
COTTON STEADY AT CLOSE.
Final Prices Net z Points Higher
to 10 Lower on New style.

Uneasiness over the foreign exchange
situation caused continued nervousness
in the cotton market yesterday. Doubt
still was expressed as to whether weak
ness of sterling would materially restrict
exports. but sentiment evidently was un-
settled and an early rally was followed
by reactions, with new style May con-
tracts selling off from 24.s5 and closing
at 2472, against 24.65 at the close 'on
Friday. The ANAL tone was steady, with
prices net 7 points higher to Is points
lower on the new style deliverieA
Range of prices:
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-03-23
FEDERAL RESERVE
BANK STATEMENT
Reserves Gain 81, 100000 and
Government Deposits Also
Are Increased.
WAR PAPER IS DECREASED
Acceptances and q. 8. Bonds
Are Little Changed-Treas-
ury Certificates Up.
specsai DespatcA to TIE sur.


WASHINGTON, March 22.-Aggregate
gains Of s1i.soo.ooo in reserves, largely
gold, and considerable gains In Govern
ment deposits, representing chiefly In
come tax collections due on March is.
are indicated in the Federal Reserve
Boards weekly bank statement. War
paper on hand shows net liquidation Of
$40. 700. 900. Other discounts went up
$5.soo,ooo. No appreciable changes are
shown In total holdings Of aoceptances
or Of United States bonds. while Treas
ury certificates on hand Increased S4,-
100000. Total earning assets stand at
s2.64s.2oo. 900, or about 100000 less
than the total Of the week just previous.
Government deposits increased $780,
100000. Members reserve deposits de-
elined S70.3oo.ooo Note deposits. be-
cause Of the large float reported this
week. show q slight decline. Federal
reserve notes In circulation increased
$500, 900. substantial gains being re-
ported by the Boston, New York. At
lanta and Chicago banks The banks
report also an increase Of 100000 in
their aggregate Liabilities on Federal
Reserve Bank notes. Their reserve per-
centage shows o rise from B1.4 to Sis
per cent.
The condition Of the twelve reserve
banks at the close Of business last night
was as follows:
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-05-07
& Rsa.sa RstaEalne Z Ra.slaI

Us Reason Ret1Enlng e RRssiAy
what now appears the most gormid-
able Of the opposition 10 the MOSCOW
SOviet Is that which Is being offered
81 the Onaak Government The army
under Admiral Kolchak Il advancing
In three colnmns. covering the upper
valleys of the Volga and Dvina and
the lime OF the Trans Siberian Rail-
way and It's branches iii the UrAl
provinces. II has occupied the
strategEcaIly strong points Of Eastern
Russia from Yyatka on the north 10
SarapuI on tbs south
The value og all these movements ID
that they are undertaken at m OPP
Fortune time, time when BOlahevisna
Ii unqUestionably losing It's power ID
Russia The encourag ing thing how
ever. b not the success that they are
having but the fact that they are Rms
sian iii inception and development
Admiral KoEchak'a army Ii entirely
made mp Of Russians. the CSech0-
SlOvaks and AIliad troops haytMg been
fafE 81 Siberik There ii the same RS
vfval az Russian spirit reported from
the western and norEAern parts az the
.connkry. The whole movement 4aua
represents an effort Og the Rnsaials
to raeonQaer Russia the best And sn0sl
satisfactory solution of The Russian
ISr0hIean thae could possibly ~ made.
New York sun.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-05-07
Worth KnlowFng

Do not eat between meals habit
uallyl or atzirregular intervals.
Dates are exceedingly nouriahlng,
and also prevent constip patton.
Asparagus and celery are both benz
eficial to suffeFers from rheumatism.
gargle Of salt and water is REM
edy for an ordinary sore throat
Three pints OF water daily should be
drunk BIZ the average man
Avoid iced drinks III meal time. par
ticularly at the beginning eli the meal.
- Avoid over4eat.gg. or the two evils
IL Is better to eat too little than too
much.
Water standing III i room II good
disinfectant. as Il absorbs All inpur-
tiles
IS not wash the food down With
liquids.
DO not eat when fatigued Or when
Oyerheatsd
Carrots are good TOR those having !
tendency to govt
Socks and stockings. before waah-
ing. should be turned inside OUT and
we'll shaken. They retain their soft
ness II treated III this way This also
applies to iannels.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-05-07
Zee ) aale eoversm

warm and serviceable door cOver-
ings can BE- made from pieces Of car
pet stitched on the sewing machine
Burlap bags can be washed and stitch
sd, and with plenty Of aewspapera ma
der lhem will make i warm and ser.
vIceable border for a.slnAil carpet
one room had the entire d0or covered
with hurlap pieces together on chs
sewing machine
a warm bed cover something USED
on the couch. was chenille drapers
curtain pieced out with denim whicl
once served as chair covering. 4 va
lined with cretonne. which had serves
+ as hangings ard become fRded Greel
| dye for cotton resssred the cretonnc
which combined very preftily with til
dark red Of the portieres a little "a
Dor and the COS, of the dye VAS tn
only expense
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-05-07

EVERYBODY knew, og course. that We
we're going To win the war. Every
body knows, 81 course. that the conn-
try wont fall down on the Victory
Liberty Lean But winning the war
was more than matter Of knowing {
Ii required ssupendous prepara tiOn SUI
per- human effort and sacrifice And
putting over the loan also involves
more than knowing IL requires con
tinned effort: u requires enthusiasm.
There must be no let up no thought
gOf lt-until the full amount has been
subscribed
Suppose the men lii the trenches and
the men qua riding the sea lanes had
Last May decided that they were tired !,
that they had done enough: that II
was time 70 quit, what would this ma
ton have thought OF them They
we're daily suffering hardships I'M
speakahle: they were Offering their
bodies and their lives for the safety
IOf America. What the nation told them
TO do they did. The Victory demanded
lof them has been achieved
Those sturdy lads we're expected 10
give their lives II need be. No one Ii
now asked for such sacrifice The
people are requested merely to lend
For many of the boys returning from
overseas the war will never be over
the blind and the MANNED will always
be paying. But they are not complain.
ing. The people at home are given
six months according TO the United
states Treasury plan. and the pay
ments are easy Then the Job will bt
flnisLed.
The dough boys stuck To the very
4 end. Thousands and tens OF thousands
lare Sill keeping silent vigil under the
lutte gray crosses III France Is thell
lsaeriAce worth nothing to Us Is theil
memory held 80 lightly and theii
lsplenasd heroiszn 10 quickly forgotten
VIII We moi therefore do what has e
he d0Ae eth spirit or gratitude and
Ithankagistng! But Il Is not merely
ia matter 01 knowing That The loan Il
going over. the basic requisite Ii
/ work work without stint work with
tout d thought Of letting up until thu
ll0an has been subscribed TO the lasl
available dollar.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-05-07
Preaervlng Eaza u water Glass

During the past TWO years, fresh egg
prices from August ID March. have
averaged nearly twice s. much &c from
April 18th 10 MAY 18th lowest prices
asuaiI prevailing during the latter per-
iod.
Preserving eggs In water glass tsod
fum sIIicateg. liquid which makes an
alright coating over the egg she'll
without Affecting the quality on the
egg. has become quite family prac-
tice. In the interest Of economy II the
egg bills. as the average family VIII
nse~ffteen dozen eggs per person grUGa
August To- March the season Of high
prices
The water glass ca ~ purchased
from any drug store, and from many
grocery stores. One quart 81 the glass
Ito nine quarts 81 water for each Af-
Iteen dozen Of eggs being used III the
preserving process. Water that has
been boiled and cooled should be used
and mix water and the water glass
well before using Have the LIQUID At
least two inches above the top layer
Il Of eggs, and use only fresh water glass
each season For eontainer. use one
either Of galvanized iron or earthen
ware. il water-tight, allowing for Ave
gallon capacity for each fifteen dozen
leggsA
Eggs produced early III the spring
keep best. Use only fresh, clean eggs
with sound shells Tnfertile eggs are
preferable Washed eggs should not
be used. Eggs may be placed II tbs
prepared liquid as purchased Of 81
gathered Store in cool place bul
Iavoid freezing end cover TO prevent
Evaporation Eggs preserved In water
& glass may be used any time within one
year, and should be washed carefully
before using. Make pin hole Il
larger end of the egg II used for boil.
ling
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-05-07

eaIsnce does not usually carry an
agreeable maeanEng 90 mOaa people, for
soma raas0sa, the word II rather Onf 0g
class We hare thought og servants
and sometimes children - being ~
uaired 10 obey orders. but the Am.
ersean splrit han always held itself
too proud to do anything but com
maald
III waa Tor this reason thai all the
world declared that the United States
would be failure at war. Il vas
said that oar Independent youth would
not accept army discipline; besides.
peace.loying America could never be
turned into war machine
The fret registration day. when all
men between the ages 81 twenty.one
and thtrty-0ne were required TO sign
up for their eonntry's service waa
predicted to bring about riota and bro
tests. And, instead. this day fur-
.nsshed concrete evidence that the
superficial estimate Of the American
spirit" was wrong
Men drafted into the service poured
into hurriedly constructed canton
ments and camps Here, instead Of
iii viii or dependency, the highest
type Of willingness to serve, and serve
chserfuIly. was shown. The u told
You So 0g the pesgimists was myater-
iously checked. but still the remark
was heard that. even though willing
to ID. the men would not make good
soldiers. the old argument was
again brought up obedience TO or
ders was not possible among citizens
OF 81 democratic nation and fight
ers could not be created over night
from peaceful and peace-ioving men.
And then they went across.
VIII any one Of us ever forget that
day when the cable came home that
the boys, III sector Of their own, had
sspeIled heavy German attack
After that the news followed, day
by day. III the wonderful fighting
qualities tssat the war had suddenly
Awakened In the American men All
Europe more especially Germany
rubbed It's eyes and sat up. This
Wasn't expected In feet was most sur
prising.
And inst nineteen months and I'VE
days after the American declaration
Of war against the enemy. Germany
signed the armisttce This. In spite
III the fact that on April 8. 1917. the
United States army was only 10000
strong. and between even this handful
| Of men and the front-iine trenches
there were three thousand miles oi
sea periis.
they did not hesitate. but obeyed
and went over. Al great many 81
them are still there. We said go, and
they went. now bring them back.
See the Job through with the Victory
Liberty Loan.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-05-07
SIGNAL CORP GIRLS
ACCOMPANY PRESIDENT

All was stir and hustle the other
day at the Hotel Trianon. One Of the
X w @. Al hotels Tor Signal Corps
girls Ia Paris.
Two Os the hello" girls living
there. who had been assignsd 70 duty
at the Prince Murat residence while
II was President Wilson's home were
ordered TO sail on the George wash
ington with the presidential party.
Besides Mrs. Wilson and her secre.
tary they we're the only women.
The girls we're Miss Beatrice Frank
fort Of New York City and Miss Mar.
tina Carroll Of Fort Wayne, Ind
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-05-07
W0rth Ku0VglnQ

Rusty steel should be covered with
sweet OIL. well rubbed In, and III forty.
sight hours uae unslaked lime finely
powdered and rub until all the rust
disappears,
A good meringue Is made Of the
whites og eggs beaten tin dry. then
Seat III four tablespoonfuls Of granu.
lated sugar Continue beating tili
he mixture Is very stiff
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-05-07
Ol rI,ef

Every housekeeper Is likely to have
pieces Of tapestry carDeting with The
figures worn Of. when the back, per-
haps. Will be smooth and strong Rip
the breadths apart, beat all the dust
out. then relsew to have the seam
come on the figured side.
Tack the carpet down TO the floor
you wish to cover. very flrm and
smooth with the wrong side up: give
It several coats Of paint any color you
desire. The FIRST coat should be thin
with plenty of drying Id III When
nnished the surface will Be hard and
you viii and Ii less work 60 care for
than any oiIcloth. ii win wear better.
tor II doesn't peel Or crack
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-05-07
CHURCHES REPRESENTED
HoSp'I SUPPER BENEFIT

II Ia expected to have ali the local
churches represented ct the supper "a
begiyen Nay n. 70 and S5 for tins ban-
eft Of the Emergency hospital.
Mrs. WIlliam AGcWilliams has ae-
cepted the chairmahship 09 the table
representing 81 Mays church: Mrs.
John II. Brown has accepted the chair
unanship Of the table representing 81
Martins Lutheran church 0thaE
churches have not arranged Tor their
tables
tablaa
A meeting % the Ladies' n % " call
ed II fsw days to conaplsea asrangs-
manaa
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-05-07
Mneh n Little

Turkey-red u made from the Indian
madder plant
Lion tanners frequently perfume
themselves with lavender.
Tungsten is now used as an element
or the electric battery.
The worlds annual cotton crop av-
erages two and d half million tons
IN olden times the Greek athlete
trained on new cheese. dried figss boil
ed grain. milk and warm water.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-05-07
ID. a. Cpteg
I N ext VT

b. a. 4. ClApGeg
Meets Next Weeh
The May meeting Of the Peggy
Stewart Tea Party Chapter. Da'ug hters
81 the American Revolution win pc
held next Wednesday Afternoon st 3
o'clock May I'D. III the Old Senate
Chamber al the State House.
The meeting II expected to be fsasl 81 y.
business as the Regent will tell 81 the
Continental Congress proceedings
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-05-07
Atteea gsate
Rsaar Mestlm@

Miss Katherine Walton. Regent Of
the Peggy Stewart Tea Party Chap
tor, ID. Al. R., and Mrs. Weems Ridout,
state vice Regent, attended the meet
ing Of the state Board Of the Daagh-
ters yesterday Afternoon III Baltimore.
ii was the last State Board p 4. =.
meeting or the year until next fall
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-05-07
Yeur war Trophy

Was your war trophy picked up on
the battlefield after the German RI
treat, 81 was ii saved up hack home
after the American Victory
Was 1t brought home by one Of
Uncle sans soldiers. or. did II help
bring hts soldiers homeg
rs ii souvenir that cost the one
whsa brought II to You wound or
other physical suffering, or II II y
souvenir that you bought 70 convince
him that you appreciate his saerifices
is IL = piece Of enemy's ordnance
that serves merely as an ornament and
| reminder 81 duty unperformed. Or, u
| it victory Liberty bond bearing good
interest, and consolation Of having
finished the job -
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-05-07
50 d

Mrs. Wallias Small ha@ donated
81 go 70 The aund for the Eaegs snkssy
hospital. tssF@h Mr.. AasaIa Lag.
leader 6e shs hos lIaI drive IL saa
Second ward
me SlaoaaK % EeEAg kSld s0S IN
S. ka srIz
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-05-07
xfne galF IN
Ta B Here

Al the nsxf Wednesday afternoon y
meeting og the Peggy Stewart Tea
party Chapter. D. A r., Mrs. Gaiiit,
the chairman Of the n A. r. Magaxine
goY Maryland, viii come down from
baltimore, and win give . talk to the
chaptsr. All members are urged To
attend.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-05-07
AafeTnO CON Tea
Af The Stenes

Mrs Raymond Stone, vile Of Conn
mander Stone. =. 8. NJ, and daughter.
Miss Esther King Stone, were hOsteas-
~ yesterday afternoon at very pretty
iea at their home Murray avenue, Muir
ray Hill. Rooms were made more g.
iractlve BY sprays of dogwOod BIDS
som. wild honeyauckle and the tea
table was prettily decorated with pur-
pie tieur de lis The hostesses we're
assisted By Mrs. Fannie Gray, Mrs
WIN anl A. Cormack. and Miss Halle
Gray. There were many callers.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-05-07

Mrs. George 4. Feldmeyer. accoErl-
panyinS her aunt. MRS. Curtis J Nice
Iegt today for philadelphia. 70 be gone
Il week.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-05-07
Reang . Nan

wouldn't be much of man myself
Ii couldn't take part ia the Joys
raat are part OF the life and the hope
and the plan
az The fellows We call our boys
This being man Ii beantlful thing,
Hut these boys We see around us
Iiaye much that II helping the world
% sing
And to master is and confoand IS.
NJ rip them up Tor worthless lot.
And cry that we'd love again
.Fo see the world full Of manly boys
That were growing 70 manly men;
Bot being man II just AZ hard
For them as II vas for you:
And d, boys not sugar and milk and
lard,
Hes yigor and gnmptlon and thew
Do not think We are manly men
when we CRY down boys that way;
think they are just Is we used To be.
With our deylItry and our play
think they are getting the same
sweet Joy
And the same stern stuff from life
Tnai helped iis 10 grow from the add
ling boy.
TO the legioha facing the strife
couldn't be much Of man myself
III could not feel and know
The way that the boys an bringing
up
Are trying 10 form and grow.
And guess In the generations far
These lads ar our time and age
VIII shine as brightly as any star
That has figured on manhood's page.
x'olaar Mckinney
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-05-07
Tie Kllers
EmteraIn AZ Cards

EmteYeaIn As CaTas
Al card party was given by MT. ana
Mrs. b. q, Keller 81 their residence,
90 West street, last night. Prizes
we're awarded 10 those holding the
highest scores. The tirst prize was z
pasF og cut glass bouquet holders,
which was won BY Joseph muhlnaais.
ter: the second prize, q silver iish
fork. was awarded % Mrs ~. Lang;
the third prize, to John Engelke.
while Miss Bernaidine Frank won the
fourth. i turkish towel The boqby
pYixs was awarded 70 Mr.. Hollenbeck.
Among thnas present we're:
Mrs. Mamie Lang. mias Ary DeSan'
tis Miss Bernaeaine Frank. Miss EN-,
ma Cannon. MRS. Burke. Misa Ruby
stone, Mrs. Arthur FentOn. Mr.. and
Mrs.. John Engelke, Mr.. and Mrs. VIM,
Eneblke, Mr.. Harry Engelke. Mr.. and
Mr6 j. w. Carter. Mr.. and Mrs. john
kramer, Miss Loretta Semester, OF
Baltimore; Mr.. W. Carter, Of New
YORK: nv. q. n. Ktmmelshen, Mr. Ms
Riley, Of Boston. and Mr., 4 Hoilen
beck, OF California.
Refreshments were served after the
game and dancing was enjoyed.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-05-07

Secretary Baker Is cOming home
1'hat oEacaal's life can be condemned
Into ..Agf Akar has canes ~ BalEes
has went
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-05-07

Notice that America will keep the
saiaSd Garnaan ships and soma d sha
paslanta You zee sla4ra'n . p0lms
where ldeasssn ceases
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-05-07
Remoye cake Prssn rims


Cake can eaaily be removed from
the tins il directly after being remov-
ed from tie ovsn Il Is placed upon i
cloth which has been wrung out of
hot water for few months
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-05-07

May occur to some persons az
strange that no Bolsheviki bombs were
sent ID the Kaiser, Crown Prince. Won
BsrnstOra. Won TirpItx, Won Papen and
others Of that kidney
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-05-07

Mrs. WI. n. Il. Taliaferro. OF College
park, was the guest % her brother.
the Rev Edward b. Johnson. rector oG
st Anne's al the rectory this week
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-05-07
Quests Az
Dinner Party

A handsomely appointed dinner
Scales were hosts. was given last
scales were hostes, was given last
evening at the superintendent qsar-
ters. Naval Academy Those At table
were. besides host ans hostess. Adj
miral and Mrs McCormick, Capt and
Mrs. STANDBY. Capt. and Mrs Church,
Capt. and MRS Field, Commander and
Mrs. Abbott. Commander and Mrs.
Vernon. Commander and Mrs. Reeves,
Commander and Mrs, Wadsworth.
Commander and MIRA vossler. Lieut.
comdr and Mrs. Langworthy. Prof.
and Mrs Alden. Mr.. and Mrs. Carryl
Bryan. Mrs. Guest. Prof Dashieli. Miss
Meta Burrage. Lieut.. McLaren, Com
sander Allen.