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Evening star., 1939-06-25
Aqueduct Results
By the Associated Press.

oy tLc ASSOClHueQ fIeS8.
FIRST ,RAcE-Purse $1,000; claiming:
gay TSouesdor a ewalD' 'u'sCiR' sei s-s As
camissdo T;ms !WsEsner' !Io.s 2-5
Ritorno and Easter Holiday. -
e.s SnsoNp .aasd csSsTe Haaa s
w; ia miles over hurdles.
NsEs..s tSFa r5infs f.nlsd sH7d''f '-l0 ss ss ss4s
kingsem IMserreler' 3-5
Also rsn-Noction and sweetie Pie.
s-Sysa5.oId sSa1.sId niles; fl:i 5 fuTlonss. 49,. 40.
eommesesmens Amnesty Msadei ew.lp 2-b ss egt 9ut
Also Aime' ranL:coast niol: to Coast .or.nd
Ouzel and Coconino.
Stud and OGDEN oS Phipps 'nsa entry e'0n'' 0e'''F
FOURTH RACE-rurse. S.. 900: allow
Ms sneef porisr class 6 syear-olds Ga fuTlonss
Pontius (wagner) 6-I 81
BLACK Bun 'WalD 2-5
oridine. chulib and Johns Heir.
FIFTH RACE-The Brooklyn Handicap:
purse $4,000 added; 3-year-olds and up:
Cravat tB James, 81 IL 1-2
Our Ketchsm (R. Nash) 81 81
The Chief IS. Renick) So
Time. 1:4sls equals track record.
Also ran-Handcuff. Fighting Fox. CANT
Wait. Heelhy and THANKSGIVING.
SIXTH RACE-The Castaway Handicap:
purse, $1,000 added; Class G; 3-year-olds
and UP: 1,is miles.
Riccadonna tKnotG 1876 6-b 1-2
Brazado Meadel 1-2 1-5
Brown Bomb tOlguin) 81
Time. :4325.
Also ran-Jolly Tar. Pretty Pet and
Conde Rico
SEVENTH RACE-Purse. ST 200; claim
ing; 3-year-olds and UP; l 3 miles.
Lucky Star (Nash) 81 7-10 la
Old Story tJames) 7-10 1-3
Money Muddle tConnelD 6-5
Time, 2:142s.
Also ran-Jacaroo. Lady Jacoueline and
Eilsweep.
Evening star., 1939-06-25
Down the Stretch 7", Nsy, sa.. and ....!' Comment
By GREG Johnson

VIII be able to school over it next
month.
Inc 4la-furlong handicap to be
run wednesday will, in all likeli-
nooo, decide the best sprinter at the
meeting. Nominations close Mon
Gay, with weights being assigned
tuesday morning by Secretary Bur
DO YOU KNOW-That Elmer
Irueman OF Washington, who now is
racing a division of Willis Sharpe
hlimerS stable in New England. is
a former jockey. Trueman in 1906
rooe the horse Cadillac in five races
on successive days and each time
was returned a winner.
Evening star., 1939-06-25
BY GREG JOHNSON.

CHARLES TOWN, w. Va, June
A.-Determined that there can be
no questioning who is the best
route runner at the meeting" Race
Secretary Fred Burton is going to
make the last race, on July 8, the
last day of the Charles Town meet
ing, 2-mile contest.
+ Burton last year staged the first
Emile race ever held in West Vir-
ginia. 1t was won by John BosIey's
Erada, ridden by T. E. Ward. Sew
eral horses now racing at Delaware
Park may be shipped here for the
marathon"
Charley Feltner and his son
Claude of Berryville, Va, will take
large strings to Belair for the 10
days sport beginning July 26. Among
the horses the Feltners will cam
paign at the Maryland course are
Beaufast. Whale Signal, Lady Doc
tor, Blenheim Rose, Expelled, Mar
gle Wrack, Seplin, Din, Alca, Skye
Lassie, Tuleyries Lad, Tuleyries Star.
Tuleyries Lin, Mirmiss, Royal Cross,
kenty's Lad and Morning Flight.
Lou Machado, one of the four lead
ing winning riders here, will 20 to
Belair to pilot anything the Feltners
send postward.
Mrs. v. S. McClintock shipped Mill
Run here for H. B. Estep to train.
Estep purchased Sour Cherry at pri-
vate terms and turned the filly over
to A. B. Hummer to train. Both
Estep and Hummer will send their
charges to Cumberland for the 10
days OF racing beginning August 8.
President Harry Manley of the Cum
berland Fair Association wired today
that his new steeplechase course is
nearing completion and that horses
Evening star., 1939-06-25
Lincoln Fields Results
By the Associated Press.

oS tue AcooCiateO fIeSS.
FIRST RACE-Purse. $500: claiming;
Buddy Treses sne NJ f4r!Spss 4so 400
Silver isr Broid oHn cWese vFsse' $50 s,So sSo
Also ran-cihief Menteur. Ron. or.ci.n
Time. Teperwine. Sun Cracker
Aye; 2sysaT ;olds snd up: furions.. n.
Broad Broad Lights 4. Z. Ward 400 go
PaIison tHauer) 400
Also ranHEp. Rosun. Determined sey.
mour w. Fort Knox and ReiKh Mouse.
THIRD RAcE-Purse. $500: claiming;
Dr DsSses59lSs sntS pad,.u md up; taFIonRs
Boston ns Sound d'llfG aau.r, eo l1sS 41ssS ssoS ssS
Moss %;ro Gal !T E. ward 500
Also r.n-My Grandson. Star Day Pay
DAILY Double paid SISSY
race; 4.year-olds and up; 3 .urionss. sin purse
Ottoman q. Robertsonl 1900 $50 $50
TAKEN Kurtsinsep '''o So
Also rsn-Don Moss. Top Billin. Bit
o'Black, Decourcy and Forever Prince.
FIFTH RAcE-Purse, $500; claiming;
4;yesr yea & 7olds and up: /. miles.
Little tramp tRolnns) 500 400 $50
Labor Day (South) 400 400
Sign Up (West) 3.S0
Time 1:46+s
Also ran-Boiling Point. Oakvoods Lad
Penriu and Jay Bird.
SIXTH RACE---Handicap: purse. $500,
added: 3-year-olds and up: ! !. miles.
Mucho Gusto tR R'bertson) $50 800 $50
b Bala Ormont (South) 500 $40
Chance Ray (Westl 3SO
Time, :45%s
and Her Reich
Friedberg and Axton entry.
SEVENTH RACE-Purse. $500: claim
ing; for 4-year-olds and up: / ts miles
Polante Seth PaIisol 7.4s 40 3.2o
derevard tCahArella) %
Time. :554s
Also ran--FIas Cadet. Proof. Risibility
and Fair Volta.
EIGHTH RACE-Purse. $500; claiming:
Emir tRollins) 74O 500 3SO
CantriD (WesD 1920 54O
Tristrap tCafarella) 3 90
Time. 1:55ls
Also ran-Overplay. Reelaway Misin.
formation and Texas Boy
Evening star., 1939-06-25
Aqueduct Mark Tied
As4.Year-0|d Nips
Our Ketcham
Borguin-Counter Horse
By $18,250 Win Raises
Eornines to $97,025
~ the Associated Press.

~ the Associated Press.
NEW YORK, June 24.-Townsend
B. Martins bargain-counter gal
loper, Cravat. staged one of his
characteristic stretch rushes today
to win the 51st running of the
Brooklyn Handicap at Aqueduct IN
track-record-equaling time for the
mile and furlong.
Loaded with 126 pounds and con-
ceding chunks of weight to every
one of the other horses in the field
OF eight, the 4-year-old from the
Man O. War line roared down the
outside of ths uack along Aqueduct S
long straightaway and came home a
length on top of j. B. Partridge's S
light-weighted Our Ketcham.
His time of l minute, 481s seconds
equaled the track mark set in 1885
in the second of three straight years
Discovery won this half-century-old
stake.
The Chief Runs Third.
Last years winner, Maxwell How
ards The Chief, trained by Earl
Sande, just lasted to save the show
spot from Myron Selznick's Cant
Wait in photo decision. The Chief
incidentally. hasn't won a race since
taking the Brooklyn in '38. Mrs. P.
Corning's Thanksgiving, Brook
meade Stables Handcuff, William
Woodward's Fighting Fox and Al
fred G. Vanderbilt's Heelf1y trailed
the four leaders in that order.
Boosting his claim to ranking as
the country's top handicap division
horse, Cravat, which won the sub
urban Handicap at Belmont his last
out, collected $18,250 as winners
share of the purse. Thus, this bay
son of Sickle-Frilette, which cost his
owner only $l0,600 at the c. v. Whit
ney dispersal sale two years ago at
Pimlico, boosted his money winnings
for the year to $51 900 and for the
last two years to $97,025.
Cravat Goes to Town.
Until they rounded the turn and
headed for home, it appeared Cravat,
co-favorite in the betting with
Fighting Fox at to l, wasn't going
to make it. Our Ketcham, starting
from the pole and carrying only 101
pounds, got of flying and still led
coming out of the stretch bend.
Cravat, meantime, seemed hope
lessly beaten, far back in fifth place.
AS they hit the straightaway, Jockey
Basil James steered him to the out
side and he went to town, catching
the fading Our Ketcham at the six
teenth pole to win going away.
Fighting Fox threatened for a time
In the backstretch but quit badly.
Evening star., 1939-06-25
Delaware Results
By the Associated Press


FIRST RAcE-Purse, 81 900: maidens
Big Flash (ciementsl 1880 500 'ys ( ss
Iltilator de Camillas) $50 3.T(
Pictor tSeabo' 400
~ Also ran-Grey Wolf. Lonely Road
Galomar e,ao1r nj, Sun superlette. Close To ane
aW. s. Kilmer entry.
SECOND RAcE-purse. $1,000; claim.
TEellyIe pe camillis, IS go 1910 set
spaTnlsn Tims Beauty tArcaro| 30t
Also rsn-War Grand. First Fling. Mae.
DAILY Double paid sss3.6oJ
THIRD. RAcE-Purse, 81. 900; claiming;
3-year-olds and up; 8 furlongs.
pr nrift r,s;s Along q. 1Arearo> t $40 40 s1o
PhfTa Time Belle e az, s1polk' $50
BoId AIs9 qurE FanmRGyal siI L. Tssay Resespierre.
FOURTH RAcE-purse. $1,000: claim.
hs Hsh 4TyeaTolds Tsrsor 9soiH and up; Il. miles.
f1sins t centaur esmith, slo 1880 1Sbboo ss.77SS ss.7S
caTpase Times 'Re l9a!s !camillas' 4.so
Also ran.countess Lena, canrrierron
Interpreter, Justa Flight, Maple Ricca and
Lone Gallant. 'o
FIFTH RACE+The Kent Handicap.
purse. $4,000 added 3-year-olds; /, !.
syn Lover &C Stevenson lilo $40 $50
Eight Thirty fH. Richard) $50 3.5G
SnTnsoon .Seaoo) 2.9O
Also ran-a Thelusson Hash. Gid.
berius.
Belair Stud and Wheatley Stable entry.
oGreentree Stable entry.
SIXTH RACE-The Powderhouse Handi.
cap; purse. $4,000; 3-year-olds and up
l 1-16 miles.
Lucky Omen (Arcaro) $40 4.1O 31O
Masked General Peters) $50 3.7C
Rex Flag &C. Smith, "a
Time 1:45.
Also ran-Challephen. Nedayr, Honey
Cloud and Arabs Arrow.
Fairfield Stable and w. s. Kilmer entry
SEVENTH RACE-Purse. 81 900; claim
ing: 3-year- -olds and up: i miles
Unheralded tMills) 3So so
Abmeres tStevenson) 4 al
Time. :464s
Also ran-Grand DAY. The Oueen Gar
aid and Trina.
Evening star., 1939-06-25
Is Make D. T.. Rifle
Team for Matches
AT Camp Perry

Thirteen shooters who scored 1s4
or better in tryouts at Camp Simms
Yesterday were selected for the
civilian rifle team which will repre-
sent the District in the national
matches at Camp Perry in August
and September.
"A. n. Yeomans, who totaled 173
was elected team captain. The
other IL making the team were r.
n. Pike, F. H. Jones, A. N. Thomas
w. r. Arnold, A. A. Cooke, G. A,
Ninas, j. Roman, A. Goldstein. r M
Rlvello, R. Hartshorn, E. L. Crouch
and A. E. Seidler.
Inc scores Of all competitors.
Evening star., 1939-06-25
100 200 300 500
SLOW Rapid Rapid Slow r
Takes Muny Golf Title

MINNEAPOLIS, June "a lR-
Johnny Lakotas of the Armour
Club, Minneapolis, today won the
state public links golf champion
ship, defeating Gordon Peterson. a
ciubmate, 4 and 2, in the final at
Meadowbrook Club.
Evening star., 1939-06-25
Charles Town Results

sSS wv" uNSS0stS
FIRST RACE-Purse 4OO: claiming;
killy tGarrettD $50 80
Skye Lassie fMachado) 3 90
Also ran-Hasty Mack Leading Ways.
Whittle Pete. Look Out Hill. Jacam
SECOND RAcE-Pprse $500; claiming;
sroken Rhyhm ana uB asG9 s1 f59ns so
Duchess Del (Moloney) 254O $50
Time Piece tRootl $40
Also. ran-P assbroom. Golden Mayne.
Polly 10, Running Heel and Asterisk.
THIRD RAcE-Purse, s4oo: claiming:
ayeaT9es aore potss s,p and 1D 6a fgTlonss an
sissin' Kid 'cotmano '''' 1870 800 800
Princess Lady CMunoz) 44O
Also ian-.Golden Key. Groucher's Boy,
naily double paid S72.sO0
-. FOURTH RAcE-Purse. $500: claiming:
3-year-olds and up: about Az furlongs
Lady Buck lBernhardO $50 $50 800
Ha.g'e n1ag c;ssam Wsaek fn;ls Msehado' 500 5so
Time. 0:4o.E 'o
Also ran-Timber Lady. Royal Veil,
Prince Turley, Charming Boy Timetta.
FIFTH RACE-Purse. $500: allowances;
3-year-olds and up: Charles Town course
Beamine LADY Kirk 44O 300 24O
Caidon tHernandezt 44O 2 90
kil!ys TINS RIyaI i.al. KLEIN $50
Also ran--Pandoramint Time Her,
Ravenhurst Lyconna and Toothpick
SIXTH RACE-Purse. $500: the Wash
iington: 3-year-olds and up; about fur
longs.
Celtic Lesend tHacker, $40 300 $50
Happy Road (Palumbol $40 $40
Armenidas fRooD 4.4O
Time l:247S
Also ran-Barsain Boy, Air Win and
Dun bucky.
SEVENTH RACE-Purse, S4Oo; claim
ing: 4-year -olds and up: !. miles.
Welsh Lad tPeck 94O $50 $50
Gold Dor fRootf 1880 80
Sea Finn ~ Hernandez $50
Time. 1:4S.
Also ran-Lucky Turn. Petee Lad. Bes-
con Queen and Chilly Edible.
EIGHTH RACE-Purse. $780, claiming;
1-year-olds and up: Ia miles.
Never Idol (Kirk) $50 36O 3O0
Huppy tVesselil $50 42O
Venetian tGaitherl $40
Time. 2:072s
Also ran-Flaestick. Puddles, Kesvick
Hill, Lynx Eve and Suspect.
Evening star., 1939-06-25
N N I H WAUGH
SCOUT T, LAST REVUE,
COURTAWAY

WAUGH SCOUT scored with
speed to spare the other day and
II 1t becomes necessary to use the
substitute we believe he will re-
peat. LAST REVUE and
COURTAWAY to take care of
the rest.
Evening star., 1939-06-25

A HOT FINISH-Cravat is
making the final drive in the
Brooklyn Handicap yesterday
at Aqueduct, with Our
Ketcham in second place and
the Chief CD Just barely
edging out Can't Wait ION
raid. It was a photo finish
for the show money.
"A. P. Wirephoto.
Evening star., 1939-06-25
D. 6. S. Nine Is Pressed

District Grocery Stores baseball
team nosed out the Indian Head
nine, lilo. yesterday on the latter's
diamond.
Evening star., 1939-06-25
SECOND E-WANDER
BIRD, MISS GREEN, HRIM-
THIRD CE-JABBERIE,
DOLLED UP, LADY GRAND

JABBERIE was in front most
OF the way in her last outing,
but she tired at the end. Will
stick it out against this sort.
DOLLED UP flashed sharp i'm
provement the other day. LADY
GRANDACE also is improving.
Evening star., 1939-06-25
How Tope, Scales
Size Up Heuvies
By the Associated Press.

NEW YORK, June 24.-Probable
weights and measurements approx
lmate) on Champion Joe Louis and
Challenger Tony Galento in their
15-round heavyweight title fight
Wednesday:
Evening star., 1939-06-25
FO U r tn E-SCHLEY
BUCK, NATIONAL, GREEN
WATER.

SCHLEY BUCK is fairly con-
sistent and should be able to
break in front and stay there.
NATIONAL has a good Charles
Town record. GREEN WATER
is awarded what is left.
Evening star., 1939-06-25
E G H H r -JANSTAR.
MACHILLA, HELEN RAR

JANSTAR has been trying to
win a race at Charles Town.
Close often, this may be the
spot. MACHILLA has worked
well. HELEN Bah can better
her last few starts.
Evening star., 1939-06-25
Arlington Park.

Arlington Park.
BY the Chicago Daily News.
l-Valdina, Miss Pittypat, Mana
Kate.
2-Hazel Lee, Valdina Farm entry.
S. w. Ward entry.
9Joyride, Bucking, Wise Fox.
4Bay Carse, Black Time. Wise
Ally.
5-Grass Cutter, Dora May, Don
Creole.
6-Unerring, Tin Devil, Easy Mon.
7-Windshield, Miss Baker. Russia,
9Carl B., Surcouf, Whipstitch.
Best bet-Bay Carse.
Evening star., 1939-06-25
Rossvun's Comment
Selections for Fast Track at Charles Town
BEST BET-PRAIRIE MAN

6EiS1 / BEL
FIRST RACE-MOLASSES
JULIA, EXPELLED, KIN
MAG.
MOLAS SSES JULIA raced
fairly well on the big time, has
trained swiftly for this dash and
should leave the ranks Of the
non-winners. EXPELLED is on
the improve. KIN MAG has
threatened several times.
ECOND E-WANDER
BIRD, MISS GREEN. HRIM-
FAXI.
WANDER BIRD has been
close up in almost every one of
her recent tests and she appears
headed for the winners circle.
MISS GREEN improves with
racing. HRIMFAXI is well bred
and rates consideration.
Evening star., 1939-06-25

SEVENTH RACE-BEST POL
ICY, CLAIMING, JUSTA
PILGRIM.
BEST POLICY won her last
with ease and holds her edge
once in form. CLAIMING ran
second in his last two outings.
JUSTA PILGRIM is consistent
Evening star., 1939-06-25

FIFTH RACE-PRAIRIE MAN,
MIGHTY BUSY, PARKING
TICKET.
PRAIRIE MAN has been hold
ing his own with better than he
goes up against here and is my
best bet. MIGHTY BUSY will
be with the leaders. PARKING
TICKET has won twice at the
meeting.
Evening star., 1939-06-25
SIXTH RACE-BLUE BOO,
STAND BY. NAY NAV.

H@vD III, 4Nh1 4N11.
BLUE BOO is a most eligible
maiden. He has been threaten
ing to score and this spot suits.
STAND BY wins often. He will
be tough. NAY NAY has copped
two Of her last three starts.
Evening star., 1939-06-25
Suffolk Downs East.
Arlington Park (Fast)

W.T. "Hh VI dSETs
BY the Louisville Times.
l-Cherovan, Night Bandit, Egypt
ian Belle.
2-Hazel Lee, Pretzel, Valdina Quest.
@Bucking, Finance, Ginocchio.
FWise Ally, Dahomey, Valdina
Gold.
oIhe Fighter, Easy Mon, Light
spur.
eAmerican Byrd, Easy Mon, Yale
ONine.
Russia, Black Gift, Windshield.
8Surcouf, Whipstitch, Prince
Tokalon.
Best bet-The Fighter.
Evening star., 1939-06-25
BY the Associated Press.

4Apprent,ce allowance claimed.
C1ear and eooA.
Evening star., 1939-06-25
Aqueduct East.

HqUcuuCG u HSgI.
BY the Louisville Times.
1-Milltea, Alseleda, Fortissimo.
@Perfect Peace, Reminiscent.
Knoxville.
sCorydon, j. H. Whitney entry.
Devils Crag.
FBonnie Vixen, Foggy Day, Scotch
Flower.
SANDY Bill. Bulwark, Spillway.
6-Black Look, Broad Vision, Clap
In.
I First Entry, Mantagna, Hermie
Roy.
Evening star., 1939-06-25
For Tomorrow
Arlington Park Entries
By the Associated Press,

SECOND .RACE-Purse, $1,000; allow
ances; maiden 2-year-old fillies; 5h fur
Evening star., 1939-06-25
Rucing Selections
For 1omorrow

Suffolk Downs East.
BY the Louisville Times.
1-Buf1oon, Proud Lass, Totache.
Thine to Go, Semaphone, Black.
birder.
SGlenbroom, Highpool, Silver
Fleece.
+Mutinous, Chief Gamble, Baize.
5-Censor, Blind Pig, Mansco.
6-The Runner, Miss Ponne, Ken
yon c.
.Ekindacorn, Continuity, Saidona.
9Furflber, Alpenglow, Evergold.
Best bet-Glenbroom
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CITY NEWS

Miss Ruth Vincent was among the
few who successfully passed the tenn
porary substitute examination to teach
in the Boston public schools.
Mrs. James Carlos has returned from
Cleveland, Ohio.
Recently returned from a 7-month's
sojourn in Bermuda, Nassau, and ia
maica, Mrs. Margaret Brown is now
back at her apartment at Is Hollander
St., Roxbury In Jamaica she had the
great joy of seeing for the first time
in 30 years her mother, Mrs. Catherine
[. Young, grandmother of W. E. Har-
rison, Observation-Disclosures American
writer and lecturer and present London
resident. This was Mrs. Browns fifth
Atlantic crossing.
Jens NJ. Boyesen, law student at
University of Oslo in Norway, en- route
to the N. Y Worlds Fair, recently
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Mass. Ave, Boston, Mass, at s pm.
Included In the business of importance
to be discussed will be a report of the
Banquet Committee which is working
to make the annual banquet of the
League even more successful than
formerly, also Dr. William D. Wash
ington of Lynn will give a short talk.
You are cordially invited to be pres
ent.
Winifred States of so Windsor St.
arrived home Monday from Camp
Breezy Meadows, where she was a
counsellor for the month of August.
Winifred will enter State Teachers
College, Salem, in September.
The Pushkin School of Speech and
Drama, J. Whitfield Jones, director,
will present a concert program at the
new Charles st. Church, Warren ST., at
Elm Hill Ave-, Roxbury, on Sunday
afternoon, September 10 at 3:15 pm.
The public is cordially invited.
Archibald W. Shaw and wife (Bes-
sic Schencks) of New York formerly
of Boton) are visiting his sister, Mrs.
Louise Ross of Harold St. for two
weeks. Mr. Shaw is a veteran of
Foreign Wars, having served in the
Far East with Co. L regiment. He at
tended the dinner to the V.F.W. at
Estelle's Wednesday night, where he
met many of his old friends. Mrs.
Shaw was popular in Boston society
before leaving for New York where
her husband is an immigration officer
at Ellis Island. They were accompanied
by their granddaughter, Joan. Plans
are made for them to return to New
York on Friday.
Thursday afternoon, August "a, q
very enjoyable reception was given in
honor of visiting Musicians at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. Wheatley or
Camden st. A delicious repast was
served at an artistically decorated
table and the guests were delighted
with the hospitality Of the host anC
hostess. Among those present we're
Mrs. Iona Berry and Mrs. Nettie Ger.
man of Indianapolis, Ind, Mrs. Matte
B. Robinson and daughter Gwendolyn
Mrs. Milderd Lindsey of st. Louis
Mrs. Jeanette Cooks and daughter
Gladys, Mr.. S. Hancock of Pittsburgh
Pa; Miss Gladys Pierce, Mrs. Lillian
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made a surprise visit to Boston where
he was very cordially greeted by his
friend, John L. Harrison, aircraft
salesman and engineering student.
The Cotton Dress parade given by
the VIM. Fl. Carney Circle 81, Ladies
of the GAR. at 46 Joy ST., on We'd
nesday evening, August %, was well
attended. The president of the Auxil-
larry is Mrs. Bertha johnson, Mrs. H.
A. Perkins was chairman of the COM
mittee Music was furnished by Eddie
Perkins Imperial orchestra.
On Tuesday of this week, Mrs. Doro-
thy Kilt Howell, formerly at Boston,
arrived with her husband H. Brooks
Howell for a short stay with Mr.. and
Mrs. G. W. Kilt of Allston. After a
stay of one week in the city, the couple
will leave for Tennessee where Mrs
Howell will resume her teaching duties
at Knoxville College. Mr.. Howell is
assistant manager of the Knoxville dis
trict of the North Carolina Mutual Life
Insurance Company. Many friends
plan to welcome Mrs. Howell back to
Boston after her four years stay in
the south.
Mrs. Julia H. Price of IA Warren
Place, Boston, was married to Mr.. Ro-
bert B. Jackson Of Chicago, Monday
evening, Aug. %. Mr.. jackson is a
retired post Office clerk.
Members and friends of the Crispus
Attucks Political League of Mass. are
hereby notified that there will be a
meeting Of the League on next Thurs
day evening, Sept. 7, 1899, at 558
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whose children are registered at the
Studio
Mr.. Maceo Hubbard, of the well
known law firm of Raymond Pace
Alexander, Philadelphia, is in the city
for few days, the guest of his uncle
and aunt, DR.. and Mrs. VIM. Worthy.
The Jenkins Orphanage Band was
guest of Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Squire,
46 North St., bingham, Mass. The
band rendered many selections through
out the evening and a delicious repast
was served by the hosts.
Mrs. Ellen Thomas Merriweather of
indianapolis, Ind, pianist, was the
house guest of Mrs. V. c. Stokes and
Mr.. and Mrs. John Shelbourne, while
attending the Musicians Convention
here. She was also feted by Rev. and
Mrs. 0. Barber.
Students from the Pianoforte and
Dramatic Studio Of Anna Bobitt- Gard
ner, Mus.B., who appeared on the Ma
tional Association Of Colored Music
ians Junior Program last week and
received complimentary remarks for
their playing from some of the we'll
known teachers and leaders of music
were Russell Roberts, Ruth Roadway,
Barbara Clarke Ruth Morris, Peggie
Pierce and Eugenia Butler The stu
dos music club has joined the junior
branch of the Association.
Miss Alberta Williams a kindergar-
ten teacher, and a Girl Scout captain
in New York City spent the weekend
visiting her mother and friends.
Mrs. Alice Crawford of New York
was guest of Mrs. Florence Lewis for
the weekend.
Miss Theodosia Goodman, daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. Goodman of 500 Co.
lumbus Ave, who has been vacation
ing in New York, returns home this
week to continue her course at Girls
High School.
Anna Bobitt- Gardner had as hel
house guest during the Nationa
Association of Colored Musicians
Convention last week, the Cardwell.
Dawsons of Pittsburg, Pa, Mrs. Daw.
son was elected president of the Asso-
citation for the coming year and hel
choir left pleasing impression on the
minds of those who heard them sing
Mr.. and Mrs. Alonzo Morgan of I
Claremont Park entertained Mr.. anC
Mrs. Cardwell-Dawson and the Card
Williamson singers during then
stay in the city last week.
Mrs. Sarah Stratmon and hel
daughter, Mrs. Winifred Faucette o.
A Claremont Park were among hos
tesses to the Cardwell-Dawson group
Mr.. and Mrs. Hubert A. Chandler O
Columbus Ave-, have returned from
New York, where they were the guest
of Mr.. and Mrs. William H. Banks.
Mrs. Annie Herndon of 122 Bowe
St., is home from a pleasant vacation
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