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AVto Unrk Sribunr.
TU.C8DAV 't 17. 1912.
Owned and published daily br the Tl
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One month l aai $1? 2*1
DA11.Y AND Bl NDAT:
One mi.r" , .$1.1 ar. *
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One jn~nt*i i BO Ooa yat.S* ?"???
NI .Y
One montti | .t* t\*
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Our re?(t< a arill eoaSer a favor by *dvi*in?
un wh?n th
of Th? Tiibane freaa tbeir oewadealer.
Adflra-" . ent.
A PARTIAL V1CTOKY.
Tho Su_.ren.ie Oourt afw ? with the
?ourt below In holding thai the
ernmeni r. Ued to produce proof that a
ral comblnat-oti or cooaplracj ?_c*|
lata among the anthracite coal roada
Yet v.<> ? i ?erloualy malntaln
itbat competition exlata in thla indus?
try. Mi thal truat. bave aonght to gc-l
cnggpllafa eleewhere appi I ?? tc*
eompi . i wlthoui a trust. or at
least witl - boee e-ri?ta? ?
govarnmenl can prove. Ther. ?
;the apparent unitj of policy thal would I
?a from ' ? doubt
the full beneftta of "co-operatlon" are
reglixed; the publk l then ra
cantly. And ytl tbe taw bai
vioiati'ii. or at any rate it has ? 4 been
vkuated i;i a waj inaceptible of proof
Itanagei er Induatrlea who
f..ol the ? ' .'ther'!
will lon.; to poeeeei I tho
[anthracite ind ibii tlon
taking the fi i porotkm, or ex-j
l?ressir? itself In writ.t-n contracta
ownerahlp, is onl of
ihe qneetlon. Thi - are too
:. or, Indeed, they n qutre
proof. With regard to tl
rible only to deny thal Um
reotraint <>f trade, and thal deni
turning oui to be itopi . wtth
tha Bupreme Courl rlewlng tbe drcom
cea ??in the llgbl of reaaon.'1 Tbere
reau ? Um poeelbUitj of mlti
vatlng a atate of mind In an Indaatry.
Impalpable to govei ?
ling orditu ? ? -. bul
plisblug soini'li
The : - : t Dhlfled COhtTOl would
aehleve Thoai i "? that tboogb
the poTernn ? ot fa
is aone tho ?? ml troat" wlll
?aorefa dlllgently for tha .eerei of whal
tbraclte indua*
k ny.
I Bul the public was DOt defeated gllj
* along the line. - he >f the
"OB per cei t conta ? help
to tree it from future ezactlona. By
-?? contracta the coal roada control
tho coal iiiiiuil hy lnde] ind in
:i fww jet :.;i->'
their own monopoly frotn tbeconl
7<> to 76 per cenl
mlned to tbe control ?>f 95 to 100 pee
cent of it. The frei Ing of the Inde
jomipiit operatofe wlll no donbt becom'
pleted when the Interatate Conimerce
Cosnmlankm makea Ita Inveatlgatlon Into
anthracite frelghl rates und ri
thai i ? ? tlgatlon, wblcb waa
ordered $ ? reeoli of 'J'he Trlbane'i
expoeure <t tbe way tbe coal Inh
made Iaal springa atrlke an ezeoM f<?r
?sn azoes Ive increaae In ''..ai pricea,I
vriii begin ahortly. Beal hope <?f rellef
te tbe pubHc now llaa onlj In thal di
rr?-tio??
IMMIGRATION THIS YEAR.
Secretary Nagel'i flgmw ibow an
Immlgratlon of 838,172 penona f"r the
fiseai year 1912, ? dedlne o< 40,41*i
rompnreil with the prevldns year. A
dedlne would be normal in ? Preelden
tiai year, bul ae nnoooally heavy baa
i.een the lmmlgnrion glnoB July i that
the calendar year i'."!-* will rank third,
being aurpaaaed only In l'.xx; and i!*|,7.
the two years when tbe hurt bagtnee.
hr?oni had reached Ita cllmax. Dp to a
tetnlght ago nearly "n<* mllllon ateer*
fiire passeii^'r-rs had arriv.-d sin. c tbe
first of tbe yoar. Iinnil-r.ition co P
Rpomls n.ii?hly Wltb the mirnhe!- of
those thlrd clnn peaeengen grr-ving,
f.,r while noi n few Amerleana retnra
to thi- country from abtoad ln th<
gtaerage, aboul :>* many immigrants
arrive In iho aecond eabin
It may aafely be
the lmmigration for the calendar year
H?12 will be about 1,000,000. 'I b
to be coropared wtth l 100,000 for IBOfl
? 14200,000 for 1907, tba two blgbeet
lotala, in round numlwtn, and arlth
8RO.O00 for 1908 and 700,000 fcr 1904,
the totals for reoeni Prealdentla] yeara,
ii>e Bgurea ln aii caae. being f>>r oai
endar years.
This year was retnarkhblo by reaaon
pf tbe fnci thal a^ many Immigrants
arrlved, or win ha%.> arrlved wben it is
eompleted, ln the latter half as from
January l to July 1. Danally 00 per
cenl of l re In t ii?
lir^t balf of tbe year. tbe opportunities
for employment being better then than
wiih wlnter comlng on and putttng an
i :,d to mucb ctitilour worl.. Hut tbe
boalnes. outlook baa so Unproved tbii
year tbat tbe demands ?.r tbe labor
market brought an lncreaatng tbrong
ion> over i't '??? perlod wben hnml
graUon uaually alackena, Tboogb Btock
market indicatlona have receatly been
nnfavorable, the Immlgranta ?re not
I'einjr deterred. There ims not heen
niy recent falling off in their nuinher.
Tbey, however, pay Uttld attentlon to
the exebangee. They tomw when tbeir
lelatlvi-s and friends ln this country
write tbem that tbe foreman where
they are etnpli yed i. looklng for labor
,.i-i(,' || a pn lly wxaI in
<]irfl.t-on that the OOVntry is buay. The
icimlprHtlon barometer is remarkably
-onsitivo to lodoatrlal changea. Imml*
gmtftora was m foll force wbea the 1907
panlc occurred. it fell to imall pro
portloni ilmoat Inatantly.
A DIPLOMAT OF PEACE.
ji arai the happy loi of Wbltdau
i;. to I,- i diphonai ,>f peace. Thla
uraa true of both his edltorlal and bla
nmbaaaadoriai labora, and it waa
partly !???. ause of drcumstance; bul also
??itiii largely becauae <>f peraonal cho! ?
end determtnation. He dlaplajed Ihk
- career la n latlou
I,, the uatJou'i domeatic affalre, Be
fore ind during tbe Cirll War be
one of tbe moal \ '??-? A reeolute j
rapportera of tho [Tnlon caune, bul lm
medlately upon lta close he waa equally
earneel Lo adrocatiog tbe estal
menl of peace Ln n reonfon ol bet rl;
ai v,, mere poUtlcal reunlon of
m. Tbtacouraebe puraued throngb
<.111 hbi career, Booietiinee el the rtak
. orring udfaTorable critlclarji ond
even of ellenating partlaan frlendahips,
bul alwaya onbeeitattafly, >i tbe per
formaace of i duty whk* ara*. lo be
done witOoul itopplng i" coual tba
ceat.
n,. went u tflnletet to Fraace il a
time wbea tbal countrj* wai la i blgb
? re ir not an IwHable mood
,,,.;,;, R| -rel] .1-1 tber Landa,
:, .1 !,. 1 lugbl whal be fell to be 1
lustlce, bul whal Pregwbmen e
regarded ai an e*ti*ootdioary eoncea
,.;v compatlble uith theli aa
. .* pollcy ind public brteretts Bj
l 1 flne bleodlog of tad and
. Rtence be eonrpletely won
!?,;,;. . retired from bla mln
Irrtry wlth 1 peraonal popularitj lu
France aurpaaoed by tbat of ao -
Amerlcan earoy alnee Fraoklio's tlrae,
and wltb ? greai and endttrtag a
Bloo 0f Mendahlp and good will be?
tween the two nationa. Igaia, lo tbe
DegotlatloM m tbe cml of tbe 8panl?b
War be -rn** inoxorshle lo bbl loaiat
ence thal tbla r*mntry ahouid nol
. v reap tbe full beneflta bul
?d aasupe tbe fnll r-earjooaibilities
0f tbal confllct; yd he wae.aleo I
moat lo axbibltlog a practical mai
, imltv whieh largely af?rad to Bpan ,
lab prtde tho atingof defeat and whlcb
,1 tbe waj for reoewed frlend* 1
ahip. vFbea at laat be wtol a* Am
basaador to tbe Court of Bl Jami
while ho fouod Anglo-Amerlcan rcla
amieabla he alao found iome of
Meel md moal rexatiooj contro
|M between iho nationa atlll nn
lettled. Ho aucceeded in effecting tho
..?.,...,! of tbe laal of them. on
, emlnentl) aatiafi ?"-**
ountry; and al the bi.Hw
drew the bonda of Mendahlp
... han tbey bad
ever ...
II,- puraued tbe aame pollcj iti M
less important diplomacy of editorablp.
ii,. made Tho Tribuoe ao elgoroualy
patrioticaa to Incur from aometbeun
Jnlnking reprooch of "Jlngotam and
"imperiallam." Vei at the aame time
,?. ,, . . , temperance end eom
tw- , ? ratmeoi of foreign afl
wbicb led equally unthinklng critiei at
tbe oppoi ?? ''? ****** ,"ni
with too greatly farorlog other eoun*
tbe uopleaaanl Veneauela ln
fuienl under Prealdent Cleveland he
Mupported tbe admlnlatratton aa loyally
_.-, ? bad beao of hlaowa ?
? ha eanieetly and
BantW connaeUed tbe paeiBc P
xvhi.h ultimately reaulted la tho eom
- triiuopb of tbe Amerlcan etmten*
? laki boundarj
,??? ?roaegcutely fot Anal dtopoettron
beiuflezlbly malntained tbe f
, -rhlcfa wai la tbe end con*
Armed; bul bedid m arltbonl tbaleaai
? ? ilrment *.f tbe rordlal relartooa
wlth Greai Brttatn whhh ho wi
tbal rerj time promotiag. Before tbe
Bpanlah War bla Influence wa
Btrong for tbe matotenance <>f peace
-1 it waa later for 1 flfotoni proai
tion of tbe arar, and atW mter for an
bonorable end geMroni reetrwtlon <-f
peace.
He wai a lover j* n?i a promoter 01
peace bol II waa of tbe peace de
?crtbed ln the llnei whlch he waa fond
of Qoottng
not Hke a mourner bowed
i'm- honor loet ;in<i d<ur onea waateo;
Bttt proud, tt? meet a i?o,,ple proud,
with. eyea thtu t<-li of trlumph laated.
In his dlpkhnacy he wns Intenaely
nnd aggreaairely Amerlcan, bul it waa
wltb an Americanlam aeltber coropla*
cent under ' ;i eertgUi condeoeenaion
111 fordlgnera'' ti<>r fnlminatlng witli
tlie fn^iiiiii of.Jefferaon Brlek. Ho
w:i> lmpatlenl of tbe later boaetlnga ol
:, "wm-iii power," holdlng thal we hkd
oaver been anytblng leai eince are be?
came ;t aation. Bnl bla cnnceptlon of
tiie 1 oited Btatea as 1 world power
arai an adaptatlon of Hualey'a rra
premc coneeptlon of enMgbtened man*
bood :t nation thal reapected otbere
11 u did it-'- '
SENSELESS OPPOSITION.
n/ben :tt laat, after montha <?f Inac
tlon, it leema po* Ibli to bring tbe Fojka
ordlnanee to make moTing pictnre tbea
tn-s Mfer to ;i rote, wttb I tair cl
of Iti adopUoa by tbe Board of Alder
oneo, tbe (loniniiii tbal II be amended to
provlde i?r ottit:lal Bla cenaon h.-is
spriiiij: Op itrODfag than ovor. It COmei
from neraoM aod orgnniaatiooi wboae
rnotivcs and aincerity it is Impoeaible
to Inrpngn. Bol it ta lamentable tbal
tbeireffort to better tn<?iiii eondltiona ln
iho morlag picture ezblblti is really
Un itroogeal ;n<i remaining t.? 1
moving plcture proprietora and pollti*
dani wbo are ^niviti^ with ell tbelr
abillty to beal tbe Folki ordiaance be*
canee it would oompel them t<> apeud
money t<? make their plaeea Mfer.
Tho i'<.iks ordlnanee i> primarlly u
BMaaore t" bnprove aanitary and atroct*
urai eondltiona in tbejnoring pictnre
theatrea it would apply to ih<>s?. al
huiu aa wall as thoae to be
bullt mill wtiiiiii niiiin tbe wlping oul
(.f many meoacoa t" tbe heeitb aod
aafety of the .'i<tMHt.> utreona wbo go
daiiy to theae placee <>f aoraaeawnt u
aroold oomptf better beatlog uti'i veotl
lattng f;u iiitii's. better peata, better ax*
its. tiiorii precautkNM acuinst liros god
better flre f*g**t>|*g facUltJei la aoeh
place. ln onlv tWO provisiiins flOOl it
in nti.v souse p> outsitle of Ktroctnral
rognlntlon nn?l outor tbe fWd of inor;il
r- ljiorvlsini). One i? iho aboUtlen of tho
"viiihIoviIIo'' Mrtertalnmeoi whleb at
COOipgOiee film e_Libitioijs In eoino nf
the theatres; the otbeT ll tbe -tipula
tl.m thal tbe Bureau of Llcenaea ibaH|
Lnsped the character of ezhthltloni In
theae place. nnd "shall repori t.. the
"Mayor any otfence igainat mocallty,
"deceocj or pnUlc weUfere." Each k
ii h\ prodod ..f the prrov-g-on govoro
Ing tbe betteraMOl <>f phyadcal eondi
tlona, Blnce the prohiMtion ^f raode>
rille Mfegnarda tbe theatre bj removal
of tbe stage nnd certaln Hghtlng ar
rangementa, while the Inapectioa of
building. woold be rarried oo wbetber
or noi ii Indoded laapectlon of thi
bibitlohe. Thoa tbe Folk. ordlnanco
w,.ii!.i noi Interfere with anv otber
meaaure deadgned to comnd moving
picture theatre praprietora i"
abowa <>f higher morai tendendea
Eatabllahmenl .>f $ Blm ceaeorablp la
a qoeetloa pf poblic poUcy. ii may
posall ly be bei earary. If ii ia, ii eno
stand on i:s own merita and sbouW
be tacked lo ? meeeore arhlch ia de
algned to protect btnaau health aud hu
man ii>. n woold be Joal as Knatble
to bave i provlalon f?>r i Beord of
Inebrlety Btock Into tbe BoOdlng Code
becauae the Building Code governi Ibe
I .11 pf botel and boIoou bulldlnga,
By inaiating oo thla eenaorehip aa parl
Of the IVIka meaaure tbe emineni rnor
aliat. whoadvocate it are letttng tbaaB
ae re* be tbe eatnpewa of peany-aqoeea
ninoen who daUy endanfer tbe
bealtfa and llve. of thouaand. of women
and children.
RAILROAD ACCIDENTS.
A record of !?? 183 peraons killed aud
77 17.". Injured ln ..u^ year through tbe
ti.iii of steam railroad tralm
iiiii.d States i- appalllng. -Tel
these are Ihe liguroa ror tbe year ended
June 30, a< ordlng ;.? tbe iateratate
Commerce Commlaalon. And thla does
not Indude ?!"? employea killed and
92.309 Injured througfa "lndnatrlal i
ra" noi connected n Ith tlie opera
ti.m of traina. Bnch ;i caaualty lisi ls
em ngli i" prompi the serlooi tearch
made by the commlaalon for the cau.es
whi.ii render railabj aci Idenl ? ?
common.
'i be ? onclualon Is thal the trouble ls
due ln pan i4. .??..Ive speed nnd In
parl i" inferlor equlpmenl nnd organi
/.'ition. Wben of thlrty-one den.il
meut. speclnlly Inveatlgnted by tbe
conunisalon fourteen are found to have
i.n elther directly or Indirectly cauaed
by bad track, 111-- need ?f much bigber
.tnndards of equipment ls .pparenl
B.2l,*id< ilimenti wi ??
reported to the - o ' "-::
. , tti Ibuted lo di I
oada ly nnd -M7 to oi
equipment. Thnt ovei ia1f '? l ?
ni, i |i ronfe.1 bj tbe
tbemadve to bave been due lo
tbe bortcoinlngf of thi Ir oa i i
meut. Ii 1- true thal ateel will aoo
times contaln ? bldden Baa and thal a
disaater may be raoaed by a brokeu
rnll or wheel s bl< li no care coukJ I
Bul adequate Inspedlon and nn?
faillng attentlon te evi ;'-'
v ,. .I,,,.... eoold reduce looee Inevltal i
- of God," as Ibe old uying K lo
aa -Imoal uegliglble . ? Ac kb ats
due i". rotten ties whlch wlll noi bOld
Bpikes and deraUments doe to trnc
obvionaly bad aa to be nnaafe even at
a Bpeed. as tbe commlaalon found
-..n..? were, ai?? i."; "aets of Ood,' bul
railway itianaf
II tt ,;.,, ibal much of tbe railway
m] eage I tbe I nlted Btab
adapb 'i ? i npeed traina wblcb
. been pol <?n ln the ? ndeavor to
pleaee b Buppogedlj Impatlenl pnb
ltui the popnlar deelre foi ? i
while tt esplaias
does noi ex< ua
manager* Tbdr dutj li to furnlsb
. train., and if tnej cannol afford
to provide adequate equlpmenl foi bigb
, !., BToid ll Soi baa tbeir
led Btopped w Ith Indlffereo 4- tu ? qul] -
,,,,.,,1 The < ommiaai ?n reporta Ibal ?>
large proportion oi the ai ddi nl ?
due to derelldlona on the parl of i
pioyei Bul .t declares thal the em
plo>es themaelve. are noi wbollj ?
aponslbie. The graal lu< reaae In -
?nd weigbl of tralna iml tbe growth ? I
trafflc bave pol on employea an andne
Btraln and muttiplled tbe chances ol
,.,,?,?? i.i, their part Begulatkm. and
dlacipline and niacbanlcal appllances
for Mfety havo noi I.d developad ln
proportion t<> tbe Increaaed borden pol
oo both ." and eqolpment.
Such a repori should arooae rallwaj
??.,,. it iboold alao roi the pobllc
tblnklng. Tbe managers mnal be
torcea l.:,i>'' ttnr?\ "*'?' l"" ""'y
muKl alao havi- i cbance to <h. it. On
aome roadi al leaal aafety M i matter
of flnanclal sbtllty They soak* llttle
or ao nninov al eetabUahed ratee, ral
.,,.,. often forblddon lo change tbem.
The. cannol pay hlgber wage. and
make ezpenalve renewala wlthooi
money, aii nobody wlll land in Um
r.,,e of their balaiioe abeata. Tho I'lil.
||C needs to be reasmiable. nut only ln
lt? demands for apeed, bul la Ita attl
lude toward railway ratai and earn?
lngs, if human life is to be made wfe
on American tralna
A RUSSIAN "MENACE."
The lutlmatlon lhal Ruaaia, In re*
Bentmenl ai oor abrogatlon of lw
treaty of 1832, may bar American
gooda trom bei market.' by means of
i blfb tariff, is aoi llkely to cauae
profoond coaateroatlon in tbe Unlted
Btatea, noi even when coopled wltb
the aoggeatlon lhal on may aoi ba
able to retallate by ipplylng our inBal'
?,?,? ratea t.. Rnaalaa gooda, bec
i:,, i;i wlll Increaae ber tarttf on
daases of gooda merely, wltbotjl ref
rrence to tbe country of their origln
Tba dimenalona of tbe menace ahould
ba appareni from reference t?? tbe Bg
prea of oor foreign trade and Boaala i
in 1910, a fair average yaar ot tbe
Iaal decade, oo* exports t" Roaala, In
i.Htii Eoropo and Aeta, wore |IT,TW
4] i io iin- laina rear ouif total ea*
porta wera 11,744,064,720. Roaala pur
ohaaed, therefore, the mereal tractlon
111..10 than i per <enl of "ur foreign
^.?ih-s. she porchaaad laai tbaa Bpaln,
little more tban Denaaark, moch laaa
tiian Japaa ar Braall or Auatralla,
Uttle more tbaa half as moch ai Cen?
tral Ainerioan BtOtaa, aud Uttla mOOl
than .iin' thlrd Bl iiiiich as Italy. TbB
total loaa of Ibel frntrooage woold,
jiernaiis. he I'elt by I law indivldiials
who aro gpedally (ntaraatad in Boa
itan trade. In our Whole fOIOiga '-oni
inei.e ii woold ho uegUglble Ulld
? te, l+090M%0*oTam9ma %a *---i ^
?can ??!>? perceptlbla, ia*re with a mt*
croacope.
<m tbe i.ther band, our Uoporti from
Bnaata were in that year $i7.''77._i-.
or just a little leai than ?OT B?peCtB t.?
ROSafa. I'.'tt M hor 1->tal export-' were
i iinrtflnrablj leai than half of oura tbo
i ercentage ef her sales te us was mere
thaa twioo as greai ei baat t>r erjra te
ber. Kven so. tho leea of eor i-aironane
would not he a aertena Mew t" Bowrto.
Indeed, ? tariff war betweea two ceoa
triea wbicb have ao BtUe cemoierce
with each other woaM aaror of tbe
?banrd. Tbe aienace of H hi food for
bnmor ratber thaa fear.
_.. ? ?* ?
BOOZE AND BUS1NESS.
ir anybody caa ba auppoeed to b
InUmate knowledge of tbe phyalcal
: mi paycbolofkal rfed of alcobol ln,
tbe bomaa ayetem, tbe barteoder l?
tbe man. Be has roere prai; ? ?1 "'?
-?!,.?,. wltb it every ilay an.l Digbt j
than eren tbe raaglatrate wbo -
. i the - <iiniik aod dtoorderly'' pi **
nnen or tbe phyaichina la tl"' boej ital*
to uhi, ii tbey ara aomettaaea eooamlt*
,,..i |, \n dlatlnrtly Intereetia
fore. to flnd tbe aecretary of i barteod
nnloo in Chicago appearti |
temperance adrmrate and orgaoixer of
th,- "Barteudera* Temperance Club."
He rama np bla irgomeobi In tho-1
aordi ? ? Tbe boaa aroo'l like i' lf .'""
- .ii in;. oa tbe Job. \ goy cao'l teod
?har aod iiii tbe I.ee aod make lood.
?ii p.-t- him j11-1 ii QOk* as tbe goy
? i,, rronl wbo paya '"'' "? ,r :l"v ,""'
?wants |,? driOk, h't tho man OH h>'
"other ilde of iho hat- do lt."
Thal !?* a wamlng i a cotkeirtx, iti
aimple am: eloqueoi phraaa The bar
temler raogee blmaelf, aa a tenaperaoce
?dvocate, aide by eide wltb tho pn
depta aod loperloteodenti of railroada
forMd tbelr empktyea t" take i
drink within worklnr* honrsj.nrt prefer
i,, f-mpioy abetalaera only. Mere aod
more it la conrdng to he the opinlon
tbat **i goy cao'l MI Illp ,'"07,> nn'1
make good." wbetber as barteoder, en
cjneer, clerk <.r profeaaional man.
When the Hnpreme OOUTl dieeolvei a
trust si.-rks affefted aivODOa in |-? k '.
rrhaa M doeen'l tbey also advam ?
in prlcfl Iforal: Alwaya own iteeh In
mhlnatloo that the goveraaneol u
uninK. you ean'l loee
-?
trnor Wtlaon bopei iooa t,, con*
niiit with the "om Baad polnt la the
Demoera rjr" aad got bhi bearlogfl
i ,,. a ?'.' i ? onaMee a ? u
thlrtj -f\\ fl n.iles wlthout a wlre When
thing la pwfected candldataa arlll
**ei have to ewiag around the
. bey oill marely aM al I omi
i the wboh ' ?' ;!"Ir
i
Tl.e Chrlatmaa fundi ael
. ...j . ,-..? of thi lotei b -1 ? igh Md
- ufaee ni.c1 ba Manhattan
tuti h luhataatiaJ rbeogoitlon of ? '
clency aod a potenl encouregemei
lnt< real ln |
4?
Caahlon, bul mean to ha\o
hiM | blll re.luc-d
,. ,, ing aaeouvi lta
? i n -?.-,
turned him dowa Another a n fot
!
.. aboul ti ? Intan al of I
i fling ?hi? tu tdeotlfr
f failure t
Bi --t
?
Bupi i Inti ndenl Maawi
aarolog teacben an<i puptli of Hi? II*
Itj of contrlbutloni lo ? gift r,,r
i .t it
mighl
thlnk .-r ? thla
form of "1 neat grai
'i bi ? nriaklng a ireal m
terj aboul flvi loaded revohrera found
in Madloon Bquare Oaurdea after t:i*j
-ix .j.i . blcjrcle race. Perhapi they
were Lntended to he iismi to goi a buret
of ipeed oul of tha racera wbea aii
otiier nn anu bad fallo.J.
THE TALK OF THE DAY.
"Napoieon'a al?.-i| rid? <>><?i battle
Deldfl." whJcfc eame lo an aad -it Draadaa
i ii 1-..... i . lm, wa ? thi rubjeel of
? ommeai al the tin ?> a, *?*
,.-..- b'fdortan aald, .< demonetraUon ef
aou .| :? kl) raal fllilaaoi * roighl ba
? l ii ,i i n..- ul DH ? -s.uk i*-.-,i llie
loutii anniversary <>f tha Img leurne}
from Bmaig ?? 1, <" Rueela, t" i'r^-.tr-ri
"Whlch waa eccompflabed la lha verj
i.,.it perlod of thlrteen ih-k ma**l*n it
\e -,.i the limporor lo reaek lha
Tulleriea before the inif condltlon of
ifl is :. mm koowa ti tha werM" i*
raoelvlni lha attaattoa or annlvateai
iiiint'is leveral automoMii cooeeraa in
Oarmauy **& mukniK uai <?! tha HaVyear*
old >-'"! r te ad ? ei Um twenUeth oei
11.ii.
"UM* <li>ne all li?r ' 'ln IftiiKi*. lhO|
- t
i>)'., \e*; laal momn Noa ?
j Detrolt Fn c
i ILORIMBTl i I
vymi. h tha ledlei aa Um ptke;
ii.,v. ti ? ??. hike!
?4 ?? tt,.- i anm ?? lhal thej tetfl
fot t \ot.-'
Oaei tii<-1 wetra i onti nl to lalh,
Ni,\\ t! . y \Milk'
The flxarople uhleh th-> n
\\ un i hi- in.t
Tni tbe anUa thej ii'\e (ot
? ni ih.- trol'
Now, tba igh : uflraai itn m
Theafl won't bodge!
.MakiiiK it appaaaal thal
Thej atand pat!
Um i haii t"i theb part
liake .i atait.
Lat ua ^.iMi than all good lueh
i ,,i tbelr pluak.
. i >ugk ?*-? don'i appravfl
11, tn. ir aaovot
ug thal they aii wtfl en
glhenn
aixi their aralh naar de them good,
\. n ahouidI
O, U M
a lart.*- can pul <?;.. theuaand aorda
tofi tn, i ?? ih"in flrorth OiOOO.
rhat'a iei?;il abiUti
K l.ipt oan pul oiip th'iusaiifl words to*
lethcr end make them worth flfteen
plunka, pa>ablfl on publloatlon. That'fl
i....? 11 ? washlngton Herald
iniM tho i.iniiiin* "What <'nn Tbei i>?
with Tll#m'," a Vlrnna paper tella of a
number ol thefti arhtoh *>r? leoaatlr
perpetrated in ehurebaa in thal dty.
l-'ioin tne Church of St. Stanlaluua a
~ .<r. _,,..?-- ?*???_fl"*-a* ^"*^|4f44? (i ^ *|ii^n
BtataM >f St. Peter was atoien. of which
th. aeoOUttt lOjrej "It is made. of wood,
<inrk brown tr. color, many hundred jraai*
Old and prloclesH." Tho thief, who U DO
gevel to ba a yo-ith who was aaa. em
ployed in b cioist'T, alao vlalted tha
church of tlie Anjteif Cholr and carried
away a w..od eanrmg throa Beat hlgh and
at t!i~ MUM length at tb. baeOi r.-prc
BOBrtlag the baptlum Of Chfl-d bf Ht. John.
Th. -W ladudaa aeveral other rimllar ob
? of -orti:. aad th. auaB?etlan Ibal
f..i..nn eallaocan af oid ehureh nat
tjcn?> may he taftBteatad."
Bi.',;,. Do rou think wa Bhall kaow
ther li ' , ?,:,, i,? iata
. ??? ?? ?" '" B
I'bllmbl:'!: a He. onl
TRIBUTE OF AN OLD FRIEND
A Reminiscence of Whitelaw Reid in
the Days of the War.
f9 r ? Bdl oi ' Th. Tribune.
t hav. Ju-rl this momi l ?-"l 'ba
nnneuaeemen1 ef tl i death o? Mr. wTUte
law ReM Tl i Bho. k to ma la that a.
pnaaea away -?< th. Iaal of a long bei of
.,.,t -oaaa ?en whom I hnew ln
IVaahlnatoa ln tha eerlj daya of th. war.
?vv,,,. MI bo eams ther. as s war
I to meel hlra almoal
.,. hla pAea er at tha OThlte Houae,
i ..?,:. a eloes rvii.i of my neat
trtsnd aad "'':' ? aaaoi ata John gay
with Mr. Nlcolay, alao, kds relatlon. were
pacullarly rriendly I ??"? ran ****** hls
aad eheen tat
. ?:, I ipa or J
n?ira ?>- te u II us arl
ii* \< m lamaa ' '
,;1. ,, .,.., ; | .;., Klng and Preaklern and
aii th. iaod and aroal i W> pealalng
l.t-rsir.r adltor, dtphnnat, b rt I ar;.
,,.w i...v n k mv rery ooi hoad
,?. ?...,? ..v af tha brunaal bay who:,. I
kaew aa reU b ha t baatory age la ma
a .i:,' i of tba war.
wu.l.i.-M ?> BTODDAKD
Madlaon. M. ?' ? i>'??;? "'?? m2
FOR SUBWAY EMPLOYES
Pure Air and Eight Hour Day Advo
cated.
To ?? - Editor el The THI
The eendHloae outUned ln tha lat?
ter "Wt ah la ?ohwoy- Intereal not
only the mllHor." carrled by the BUbwayS,
hat alao ihe ei t oha are compelled
to Ucaatha th. pottoted alr aoena twatve
.... i... ra a day
The BUbwaj B now bul ni"*. and rontem
! BtMUtd all bo operated under the
l-ht.hou N'"? ",llv ttat BBfety
i. but tha latura p*a<-, of
nctl ?*i tho mlaty cf th.
manda that tha -1
Hon Hr.es ha ?
ployt ' such eondll oaa tl at
phyal b ? saltn bo ? aaerved
... ... ,. | . ,. ? nayoralty aam
. mitetlon ol ahortar heora il i ibl
i of i ?
. i tbova atated. bul al
i.ur, tboutand. of tb. ium
?
.. ,,r thia . ita v.ni bo '? n "i by
piittlna Bl1 ,'"" ? f our trana
vi i:\ rVNDKR I ?? '??
\#w Y" ?:
.-??-'
MISUSE OF AN ARMORY
National Gnard Haa Dance Bai. Prob
lem of Its 0--n. Says Correr.pondcnt.
TO th. Mltoi ef Ths I
?h Ona renh a thla i
?
ha .??' '
for a . ? ' '
- .
could
t . . ? and
In an\
i . ? ,n Within itate at inoi icm, but
ne way of
mlauaa "f Btata property,
snd i ra_n acti - ????? that this phaaa
lara i
.1 irorh on its ??-iu: ?
i: r K
\. 0 V." ?!. !"-.' 14, 1.12
? -
VOTING not a sex function
B cntially Human. Calling for Manly
Men and Wonunly Woinen.
To i. e Kdltor ol Tha Ti Ibuna
BU \?nr corroapondenl hor*
MH m h b (Jiurl b Plain oroman)"
weeat n oaa adjuat areag. bi a 11?- ?. t
? ? .'Ir Inflnence ln chamMta WhON lt Wfll
rtach lh. proper louro. better than by
th.> ballot m ??' doina they wlll keep
, ni* bound. of womanUneoa aad
Ntiii h?>ep the aeteem of manklnd."
Hon would it aound lo ^'i1
! inijiiht wronaa bettar wlthoui the <
than with lt and I) ao dolni hei p aithtn
Um bouada ,<f manlln<_s and atlll retnln
tha ?? !? am ??' . omanl
v,,i . s . ? nelther \? it
aomanl], aoi mora it. ia oatlng !?? ?
fuactlen The loag*halred own, aaeh ?
i >r Parkhurat '"' aaample, i? auita
..it-ii im antl-i iffraaUH aa tha ahoii
h.iii.-.i aonian li ?< aulfraalel ITotlai
11,i_r <-.v4.".ti .iiv ,t human mattcn. it is t.> I a
, thal tl i ."? ?? I. ? t womanHi i
i. ba tranacended by i gen
eratlon <>f Chriellan men and women la
l... in.i far .llaini t future, whlch wlll BO
thlng aft.-r the flcah
yn,i ., to thi ? indarda of poiiti
,,,1 |oi ? lina to * i' it Ti and
iusii.-.^ nnd human welfara ln Ita .!? ?p
. i ind fulleal a
J \NC il .RRIBOf
Dei I
a
J'LATO AND SUFFRAGE
- -
"Not the BiiHineHB ol' the Legi-slator
to Let Woman Live .Softly."
?|.. I..- i. utoi of Tha I
\; m. B., ol Roa ?. i ??? a ho ? bo
1 h.iti..>io.i?i> redund.nl aa to labol I -is.;r
.it.i ber '??Iter h ?
ni,.),,,. i ?? .i ii .. ptaii W ? man" (no
i .'ll.'.'ti.in .. I ll '
??i ).ir men lavlata thi li .iN mi our
aromi b to rt*. ?? thei ?
11 . ..,? , h.\mi of l'??? ? "i" 11 i* '?"ii
. ?? iroiB la bo .orn >j their
r.ur om
Kow I cna 1 i .......n m m" m
,, - i guota Plato In renly io thla an :
rnent, Tlato'a dead." Thal mii b. th.
iii.su ar wh ium.nl a m ra <i a
Plalo'a "repljrM ls aa foiiowa: "Tbe
bUOlaaB. ef 'he leulHlalor ls not to h-t
weaaea li..ftl raata moaej aad hav.
ao aeder of life." bul u> m..k.- them re
?nonsibiH . itiaea. That i- the gial of his
pbUoaaphy ai well as of every unaalAsh
laitalater Bai that l? not the kln.l of !.???
lolatora a/a set by aanaaraay (< ?! \v
Bo ton. Dec. 14, I1U
TO MEET IN COLLYER'S MEMORY.
A publlc meeting In BMBBOry Of Dr.
Hobert Oollyar wlll be hel.l ln tha rl.nrch
house af the Ohoreh of the ifaaalah, Park
BV< BUO nnd Mth ulr.'il, thm ov.-nlni? at 8
o'clock, n wlll * i held under the au
Bploes of tha Hobert Coliyor .Men'a Club.
wr*i g| w*tva .' WW i o ~r'
People and Social Incidents
AT THE WHITE HOUSE.
(From The Trlbun*- TVireau 1
Washlngton. Dec 1?.-Mrs. Taft has
rhauged the date Tor the dMBOfl whhh was
ta have t>een Klven on Deeember 28 for
Charles Taft and his arhoolboy and tfrl
friends to the evenlng of January L The
ebange waa made after lt v.a.< decided to
have Cbarlaa TOW aaaanniaar hai i>:11"
Mtl on tl.elr til[> to lMnarna, for whlch J
thev uiii iaave here on Thuiadajr nlght
Uhm Taft oceuplod a ho\ at Cbaee'i
Theatre to*nlgM al tii- baeatt aaarferm*
aaaa rnr the Ber ieoute, an.l later wenl
to the Charlty Uaii at the New Wlllaro
Hotel Iflaa aJdrlefa ta Itill v.hh
Taft, bul Mra LeuM Baeoa and MI
V Aldt'i. h. Whe were gUIOH at the White
Houaa on rridar and Betnrdey etghta,
bava lefl Waehtogton._
THE CABINET.
. B i"*?i! I
Waahlngton, Dee. M Mra. Wkkei
l tim Etayheuee thla efterneon wrta
. ,|?,i company af aeraeoa to hear
.: and Mma. lang-< onlne
.1 ptagraHttee. Mia Tafl
m i .Vlekerabam'i Bmet, as aleo were
Mra MeeVeagb, Mra. ilehar, Mis. M
Ifra Nagel and Mra. Bawaaeak Othen
Prench Amlw laador and
rand, tha Brlttah I ?__
liri Bryi a, the Otorman ?
t/oa Bernetorff, Ceual aaa
Couateaa ia Chamhrun. Maaa. l*eedoe,
Ifra Martaa, MMa Lhara Hartan, Mra
Blater. Ora Rlehard Bi ' U:A
Mlaa BU ? . i H Regerfl
~ *i tan af the Naej
Ki., ? i ,-.-,. ?? ii out eardf fer rw 11
,.. M. , ; narr I and :?". frem W lo
Daaeiag wii fOBew eeeh
?...ii _^^^
THE DIPLOMATIC CORPS.
i ? i fiU -
Wbehtagtei. Dw Ut -The BrttMt am?
baaaador has mturued hrem r short rlaM
ln Kew Tork.
The BraOUaa Amhaaaadar and Mme. de
Oama went to New Vork thls morning to
rerr.aln untll the mlddle of the week.
Mr Brua, the Danlah Minister; Lodd
Buataea Perey, af tha Bettteh Bnbaaey
Itaff; Mr. Knlinsohrlkoff. of the BW-Oan
Bmbeaar. and Mr. Behiaalrtf, or the Metb
arlanda Leganeo, wera Boor manaKers
for the Charlty Bnll glv-n st the NeW
Willard to-nlght for the heneflt of the
Workhag Boya* Home.
|N WASHINGTON SOCIETY.
[Krr.m rbfl TrO) UM ?
Waahlngton, Dee II Two Imp.
ta for ebartty elattw I the att
,,f Wa I agtou floMoty te-nlght. the flr*.t
belng ti.- performaaea al aa< ? Thaa*
.nt of tha a, ln
whom Mlaa Taft la Intereatedi and I i
other ? omi at the New Willard ha i
Mome. it Wl I th P fl ;
-..?, ii aaw rai *??> k part
tfiai Tafl aad her party at
- b B BUdaa had as
?s |fi l Cbarlaa W. Falrhanka aad
, thei Mra Bb kard Pfal iwrtght, Mra.
Bepreaaatatlva and >?'?*?
nn ailed beaaa aad ?
h fur tha
,,',.,v I I Mra Nn -!. Mna B^kman
Wlnthrop, Mrs Beborl ghaw Oliver. Mr?.
[_ 2 - Mrs Winthrop M :rrav
n. Mrs Bl
?. ifra, gtaphea B. Ajrraa, Mi -
Am, ? . Champ Clark, Mi
W Wltherepooa, Mra, Jamea W. Placboe,,
Mrs. Hewrj 0 9tT9 I*eonar.l
l ?,.. Kn t n Page. Baa part* i!
.
f,,r tbl '-ntire week.
.,. thi M< w W lla ?'? arai i
lant 1 .table. The pa
troaeoata we:e Mrfl
? Bflrnaterff, Mra ?
Ifn M - **M?*
. | ifra, Hoarard Mra v
. un-ggiat af ihe Board tor
ti,e Worklni Beye* Home, ara
|| - Q T9 Ot
riaa thi
: .
,h-:r i for I 1V '
I ?
Iva Oaanen, waa thi gumt
at n lun beoo to*dey aith Ml*-?
other
ireri lai Iti ,i le ? ? ?:
Ifra Porter t MeCtnobar flntertelaed a
partr <>f young foUi al luachw n te ?
tor her daughter, bttaa Ua '? raber.
Mr-- Walter Wllcea an'1 aeveral other
aoau mtartalnid dbmer partlei te-aigbt
. | ? , | m the Mew Willard.
?
NEW YORK SOCIETY.
Un i ailia Townaand gav? h luach*
?i lay at her bouee, la Madtaon
avenue, for Mlaa Bdltk Logan, the debu*
tunto daughter al Mr.? .i.?hn a. Logan.
Her -pieete, numbertng Udrty-Bve, rndud
nl Miss Hope llainllton. Mis*. Cftritde
m i M irgarel Trever, MMa I Wa
?ad Mi-s v.M.ii.- Townaand, Mlaa Ka*
thalle Blo4*una, Muu Bleaaor Tarlor, m.s-<
Carollna \s reth, Mlaa Carolina Da L_j
(Vard, Mlaa Paullna Clarkaon, Mlaa Au*
grer Oaborn, MUa Jttlla K.i.v, Mi--s Amy
i:. johnaon, MMa Qrevene Vail COaeeree,
IgfUm Margarel Herriek, Mi**. PriaettU
Bull, Mlaa LouMa Cheppt %,ll*s Blaanor
i ii.uis.1,,11 ? Mlaa Margan * C Overton
, and Mlaa Margarel Behleffe m
Davla Barnea k.iv.- a thaatra party, fi i
lowed by a dance al ?herry'a, last msht
f.?r mi aa Comella Da Leaeey Cammaaa,
the debutante daughter ot Mr. and Mra,
Cbarlaa L Caaaawaa, Jr. The gueati ut
thi theatri meluded Mh \^r. <;. John*
, ;. rti Ide ll"'- t. Miss l',.r
.Valnwright, Miss Louiaa Chappeli, Mlaa
Kleanor Hai tahoraa, MMa - i Wai
ran, Mi--j Katherlae Turnbull, Mk Lf lefl
Iciaflin, Undell Batea, Willlam Bramwell,
(Jeoffrej Taylor, Philip Crovat, Bhlppen
I Davla, Budotph IConhardt, Prederioh Dea
ni-, Hamilton Campbell :i':,i Laagdoa i.. --
lie A few addlUonal gueati were ln* Ited
.,, i ,- ...,
\i r and U i William Aieaandi i fi - - i
dlnner laat nlght it thi Ht. Beglfl Thair
t;n,sis v..-it- |fr, and Mrs ilrndl-ih John
nn, Br. aad Mra adrlan laelia, M.I Mr,
,iii,i .Mis. Jay Qottld, Mr. an.l Mis. Boh*
art La ftoy, Mr. and Mra aJlen fJouver*
Wellman, Mlaa Helen Coater, R.
Thorntoa vVllaon and Kredertek i->
huj san
Mi J Mayhew vTa?twrlghl ?_ .i
dlnner lolluwed hv a theatre |,art\. laal
nlgbt Her Ktn-hts lnoiiuh-d MMa Bvalyn
and Mlaa ?Uaabeth Pjraoa, Miss DUen
E_eyaar and Miss Boea HaaaU, uii of r.^ii
Umore, who ara tha gueata f?>r a u.-.-k ot
.\fi>. Walnwrlght Bbe took tim i?arty to
ma "Tha Qovemor*! Lady." Mrs. Waln*
wrlght wttl Blve another theatre party
? his *? vonliiK
Mrs. .lohn II. Bhoeoheffgev gave a <iiii
Mf last nlght at har house, No. 18 BaM
i_ii street, for her dehufinte nleee, .M i
Helen Jay im Baia Aftarward ?he io<.k
ber gueata to the Astor Th<?utre tn the
party Were Mlm Maud Van IlertKaelaer.
UQm I'oin.'ha OeW, Miss Florence Col
Kate, Miss Bliia PYaaako Mlm itds Katth,
Bt John (irlflith, Janios Duaae LiVtBgl*
toa. Arthur Majson Uu Dols, Francla H.
t'.cer, Regtnald Hsrik* and Robert Ogdei
Du Bols.
Mr? Bevertey Ward gave the laeoaJ
of tbaaa laoeptteoa paatwOay affesraoai
at her house. No. 47 East 58th street, te
IntrodUOa IMP daughter, Miss Carolin*. I*
Lsmeey Ward. The debutante. who wm
ln a froek of white satln and chiffon, wai
as?lted ln letolOtl.B by Miss Kate Gor?
don wniis. .Mis? Baaaaao Warron, MMJ
Bllaabeth Tbompoon, Mlaa Caramal car
roii, MhM BUaa Fraacka, Mlaa Loulfl
Johnaon and Mra, h. Percy Thompson,
Tho laM receptloa win be h? id or. |
bar M
Mra AllOB ntch gave a small infor
mal luncheon yesterday at her house, \?,
- p BBl Mtl Btreet, for her daughter, >ttna
Olantha Flt. I..
Mra Walter Rutherfcrd gpve a ani|||
lun.heon yesterday at the Coemopolltfi
Club. Mlss Baoon anii Mlaa HairttBgi
Kav? a brMga party ot oii" bundred ano
gfty peraeas aftoraoea at
Shetry's, an.i Mrs. li Mason Raborg a
brldgo at bai bouae, in i_ast s.th stroot.
Ubi ?? Moii.i Bagbdb
ntualcal mwiilna al rti? WaMeff-Aetofii
yesterda wera Mile. I.uerezU nyr\,
I>inii Ollly aml BugetM Ysnye. Am^jng
audlenca wera Mrs. i^.ry
KairM.ld (?:.".rn. Mr?. GlBN-Mi (itgy
ora, Mra wiiham l>>uKias sioaat,
Mra. John Clinton Otay, Mra HraoW/
Jr., Mra Edain Qould, Mn \vu:.
lam m Klngeland, General Eforaoa Por
ter, Mra. Burfto Rocbe, Mr? w R.i*h.on?
Baoon and MTO Qeatsjai h. Bead,
Mra. Wtittam EL Vanderbilt, Mrs. n<a_ry
W, Taft, Mrs. Arcber M, il"-i'.??gtoa,
Mra Bradlej Martin, Jr. Mrs Henrjr w
TUford an.i Mra. Charlea C atiiir-^
ate among the patron?-y?es of the t\\
annual bail to be triv.-n by Auxlllary No.
! Of the New York 1'iet. Kltchen Asao
. ia>!on, on January 7. at the Hotel Plaaa
lt will be a costume affali.
Mr BBd Mra J, ll. Bears have arrlrtd
la town from their country pla e 0n
i/ong Matftd, and are at the Hotel II
Eto| -
The iiai'.an < harge d'Affairei, M. Cata
: ii.i. baa arrlved ln town from U'eshMf.
nn, for a few days' atay hore. Throgg.
hls mother he li grandson of Musuna
." i... abo for naora than a quartor of a
entufy represent'-.i the fl iblimo I'o-taaa
Its ambassador in I.ondon.
Mr. and Mrs Aifrrd 0>, Var.lerbiit who
bave been Btajing at the Van.JerM.lt
Hotd slri'-a their return from Saganioro
l.orige, their i lace ln the Adlro :k,
aall te day for Bagland on bi tn*
Mauretanla.
Mra. M. Ormo P/lleoa'a ho a ? i th?
.?..-.?ne on Kri.lay aftemoon al . of
n meeting of tbe Vlvlaectlon Inva io.
roagllO, tO whlch Mrs. BtUyvoOBnt 1'lBh,
!'. I.nrr;. (1 Hoffman. ? }? rederlck
Hoffman. Krank K. Bturgl. and W
tua Bcbarinorbori I
Mr and Mrs Joaeph T ? i
oi' Tuxedo, whoaa daut_hter Ls ona. ..f th*
tanteo of tho i .? ? tn
boaao af MTi Bw-Jamln Knowei la E0i
77th atreet, for the winter.
i.ouise Jaekaaa*. areddlng
B ' ornell arill nke ;>ia"e this afi im
at_ the East Mtii street hous.. Of !rf
LouM .7. BaMonl, who ts an aunt of tl.e
- Lo k?on. r daughter af lt
k Pfoaaen fachaoa. win haveaa
atteadaata Mlaa Bath Ha-kins, ||
;???;.< Motley aad m:?s rauia Pleit
[rvtae COnBall arill be his btether*a i?.t
?an, and tha ushers wl!l taduda to
Cornell, Karl Rclir. Dou? u I rr
k Bwlng, <;.-.re.- - _vl
Perry Bogua Tr ? bo pjk
formed by the Rev. Henry glooao CoflB
v renue Presbyterlaa
? .
i?'..:? tho beaefll of the Ba n et>
af the Parfarii of Bt Tlntoal <ie Paol a
draasatto oatertainment, followed by a
Baaaa W"I be yii\en fo-night In the larga
roceptloa room of the French Stearr.shl.
l.lne. Plor 57, whlch ls at the end Of Wast
litii atreet There win be two comediettas
iu whleh MaBS Henri Uoiran, M;ne. Do
eeaaea, Hei.^ Wildtrsfeln and tlie "'oratB
de Pontac wlll appear. These wlll be fol?
lowed by rei-ltationa by Mme. gtmOM aad
M d. Max, aftT Whhtk tliere wlll bi 80P
per and danclnp. Mrs. Hrnrl Gourd, Mra
linil Kull.'i, Mra ?l Morgan Browaa
Mrs. 1'1-rre Mall. Mra. i>raldln? RBd
:.. .? d Miss laelln aad tho Comtess* da
l/Aiigier-X ilinrs -ra among tha patraa
aaaaa
Mrs. Herbert r~ BatMrlea Mra HanaU
tm McK. Twombty, Mra, OTUllam DouHaa
Sloane and Mrs. John \V. MlBtOra .ra
iineng the patrbaMasM nt a concert widoh
aill tak." plaM thli afteraeon st ti.ehoaoo
..!" Mrs .lohn HOBty lliimiiioi.il, in _aat
MM street. for the benetlt of the Hambtse
Btn et Bettl.ment
Henry Mailon Ward itHes a dlnaw
danoa tid"" oveatna at his house in Port
avonaa f\>r bis uteco^ Mlm Pt.-woo warl
who ls one of the dobutantes of tbe ?00
son and a daUghtOff of MI and Jlnv
Charlea Montagu Ward.
llra Uilllam C Rates wlll ho 4 ???
eeptlen thli aftcrnoon at her realner.co 1.
Kasi 34th street for her daughter, Mlaa
Amv Bra-ttah yohaaoa, one of the d*bu
tautes of tlm season.
Robert 07. Qeelet ls nc.w on tbe ocoan
aad dae on frlday oa Um Provenca om
crs arrlving thi. week from abi ' ?r*
\ii-- ,i Plerponl Moraan, Bir Krae?t
BhackleCOB) the Bouth Pole e.plorer; 1
Barton Wllling. Sir Charles and Lttf
K.. | Mr and Mrs. <>.??-.- Eustll aai
Mr. i.i nl Mrs. C A Murin
Mra Mareu. Daly arrlToa ln towa '?
day ttem Montana ror lh. Boaaen.
vi - Emlly gla.ma haa laaued invitatloaa
tor a dinner on Pi
ral t. I'l-'d I'lers. n has left tft**"
for Hlgh Polnt tt. C.
<;,,.._.? i; Bourne, son of Mr and Mr*
i--..-,'.. .. i i urne, whoeo mai I ll M
Mi-s ii. i ,, whitney. daughter of Mr. aaA
Mrs Charlea B. Whltney, takea placo oo
Saa v ai'? Day at st. Barthoiomeara
Church, wlll aivo hls rarewell ba ;ei<?r
!:ni.-' al Si.-nVs on the evenlng of D*"
.-. BBbOT :"
Mra Jamta Brown Botti r, who has bo>j
at the St. BagM Blaoo her arrlval tram
gUlppa a few days ago, wlll lea">? t*#
a- to day leo Btehmond. Sha wtS re?
turn to New York oarly ln tho now yOB*.
Mrs. Frcdorlc Bronson has taken apert
nients at tho St. BegM B>r tha winter.
AN ENGAGEMEN-T.
Mrs. John N Tally announces the B?*
gagement of her daughter Ethel ?
Chastaa Waaana Huff, s<m of* Mr. ***
Mrs. A. R, Huff, of Allentown, raaa
Th? wedding will tako placo la Aprll

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