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?The Conning Tower
VAQABONDIA.
.... |v^*? sf ??a? by ???rtoa Ural?* Pii? H-,?,-al Jam?? l?ter<??i>n. ?n<1 MtWI
I?'? eai Bf*" thf higlir?>H?l before Ihe ?lawn is breaking,
Before ?M Ml ??0? tints the clouds vsith TaSSJ linger tip>
. . highi ad before taha world Is uraklng
the highroad, -with a gny song ,?n my HpS.
,.. r,j. .;tv - the highroad when birds ate srrenrd-.ng.
t.-, V(r,?'' |_?I t?1 ?|V(* then, a? I tread the laughing lanesr
???? ?asi ?n?0ti ?-*? highroad --all earthly care* arc fading
i ls(, mistr1 a?, trnmpmg through tho wood?. I carol glnd refrain?
a,t0t% ?* highroad the world is spread before nu?.
W. BOOB the n-.crnirig's gvdden glow will ??mile from ovrrhoad;
. t n . . oh. my! thru* winter morn? are eold and
? ?
.,* ha-ai? ni? I Ik? ' II they like Hi* 1 ] H stay in bed'
Isosceles.
The nrev?ment? fw and against preparedness ebb and flow.
? see fitqit* puru?." said Horace, mennir.R to say
M was untrmihled the Moorish iavrlins
the who'o Hrov.\ zoo. Fonsing his spiritual
?may from him. Yet 1ae.gir.1m. i' appear?.
wf), r-,-- ?? ? ',?<?.? ?uni row look at lier.
n mmunity where'n u is impossible to buy or
rn'l much drunkenness
Qn l itterlj - ?ber mnn may be attacked by a
. . aa Itl Ited to say. crared with tiq
? *..??-. would H be fo the sober tnan to
F ? ? I of alcohol and preparedness are rot pnrnllel.
t. ?-,- . -.- ? The or.'y questions that can be compared
r, -r-- ?? St ami paralle1 argument?; never ?? ? ?? I
AI ICI IN' MOVIE! AND.
' irtie ?probably had the movie? ir mind wh'/n
, .. ng and Writhii . Anw
te -rom The Tribune's London correspoti
ipprehenf may. All the feverish moods through
. .* ? public has been passing in swift
. - Thursday or rather FrWay morning, sil
. : their pnpors n' breakfast that most p ?
evening ? " Air announcement
.. hequer m the House of Commons tl
? art Monday; the announcement else
nean fleet had beei ordered to the l'ar
Uja . Pritish force had landed at or re.-?- Gallipoli.
? u - of Friday mor
- from Th? Tri ne f 1 riday, Fob
rhi- \?l?erti??ng Vera l.lbrisl
? ?
- V STRTKF
?red ?
?
.- .
?
? ,
? ! rai?
.he server;
- OH | g'., 01,7~pug>
I DINKELSPIEI/8 BOBOKEN h
ton year? tfl a*v. life.
- Bunneriana and for the maty who will
bttoaw ' ? ? pyright to Bunner's prose publications
"Puck." and "Puck" has arranged with Harper &
. ',ut. ?oon, a definitive edition of Bunner's work?.
ta the original illustrations by upper. < . ,i.
'?
The tit ?. of tri?* Bunner Ktory about the ?Ininken elephant,
ry the way, was "Zenobia's Infidelity" anii it appeared in "Short
I HI. l?l\iVN 01 01 iV OWN s\Ml II. PEPYS.
fj . . ? all tho day at ? ?pite
iBterruptioi 1! ? wearing my new woollen
whom: which ignorance saveth me
To see ih?- ?-olclu? boys from Princeton
K Wilson's; \ery adroit arid comickal.
'? ' . where all day. With (,. Par
''??? ? | of art and such other matt?-)-- aa he hath
the office again till late.
lea thrr a poem should be written about ???
? ?;rk. The title is to be "Aches
-
Ihe ?omplete Tetter Writer.
?
bear Mus: I am very sorry to t?-ll you ?omet- -, *? .r happened
* began to fight M th Hi?
1 ? ? want to I / ? with such tough. She wanted
? ?ids with her. .L he bcj;..
gaie rue a punch in my nose so she put the bon? out
? il. 1 will eome home Thursday. I
tter stating what . have in our club.
h 1.--1 i because I could hardly writ?
? lay in bed and I had to hold my iiojc up, so 1
l'lca?e excuse my writing. My mother
I nol top that husinfs- that 1 cannot come io
\' I Sarah was telling a lie that I was
li;n? al I am not afraid of all of tticm but If ?,od
! will give it to her. I will
mother Is g to watch her. I wish you have
* r*T? ' fear part] but I cannot re.ioire ir. Your? truly.
for a contrib: N'ot only is I.ee Wilson Dodd's
.?i Bean" a large success, but he is also
"''? author of "The Middle Miles." a book of ver,o jus* published
? B 1 ne thin?? contributed to this department.
rd's rule about nol abbreviating the
'???sol ...??? Twelfth Massachuaetts) is ?brought
?* mind by the Christian Science Monitor's headline "The Mission
ti <v.i>?..., H >_se?M
r,'n I of jotting, aa we were only yesterday. C.iotlo writes:
Oh, ! . p. A., if you only knew
Ho? t'i jot!
I wrist and a smudge or two
With a casual blot or ?lot.
? ? ? iumph of Art is to figur?
from the page thus ?lashed and dotted
Whatever m time they're all abou'
Then jots you jotted!
f M,,'"'i;v a ? hi?ese philosopher of th? 4th century end an
?????fer of Confucianism appears to have been 'he earliest of
?**ista. What said be?
?fU b? planned the rommencernenl of the marvellous tower.
Ar.dr';ri!"": ?1 Md ??crined it,
the people In erowds nn.i.-rt..<-.k to work,
^a ^ no time completed it." F- '" V
?HONOR 3 GIRLS
AT SAME DANCE
Mre.Markoe.Mrs. Howard
sind Mrs. Bacon Give Fete
for Daughters.
THEATRE PARTY
FOR MISS PHILLIPS
LuncheOM and Dinners Held for
Several lablenus \i
vanta To-nii-ht.
Mr?. Jemes w. Marko?
B. Howard and Mr.? Pranc I McNeil
Bncc". gave ,i dance leal rich? at
i Sherry'? for their daur-hter ?-. M?BS ?I
nette Markos, Miss Bllsebeth ; How
, ard and Miss Pauline BbCOB I be en
. tire fee..rid floor, decorated With sprint
flowers, pelma and fares, ws used
Previous t I ? lance Mrs Markoegavi
ri dinner in the tapeati y bu ti
, guaati nui bei ? ; about : ?B Two o?
i ] iyed for : ha dancing, w inch
im, and
?
in ihr tapestry ?uite.
Among M
ner were Mi and Mi ?, Will in l ?? ?
;????? la?
\ Perrj ? laborn, Mr, an
I M i
? Wilson, Jr. Mr. and Mi
T., Mr. and Ml -
W Seward Webb, Ji
I Laerrence McKeasrar Miller, Mi
Mi Francia Mc!
Mr? Robert Pi Mrs. R?
? . i "i oai and Mi
Thi- rere M
Innett*
sore, 'viis.
?
Mil ? Howard, M - -
? Hoadley, Miss Audi?
larion Hollina, M ?s A
Miss M
Kin ir. M?as Pra
?? ? . ! Priscilla Bartletl
Elizab? il Burrlll, Miss Hi
Buri Mii
Bird. Mis? ? '; , Mary Al?
r no Bacoi i ;
Misi ?'. garei La I
\ Brren, MI
'
therine 1 ? ? e, Mies
?laryanna Lincoln, M i ' ?
' ?? rtrude
.? ||
' >ri - " ' * i .. '
Ruth Van
?
: ? ?
-
ere De i
? ?
' Goelet, A
Dana, '?' i i roibj, Riehen
. ?
Brown, Pa il HammontL Kenneth Hud.I.
John ?' vea. Cl arlea brown, Jai
Barne' King. B. G. V
1 W Kenn, ? I ai '
' ? ? . .'
?
ard Whitney. Jol : ''? | l
? - ??'?
I
Mai an?
Maunc? Roche, Pi
?
Carej
gc
n Monroe A .- ? '
iyl? I
?lohn A. Suydai
rey 1 aylor a r\ lai i auch.
'
'lie dam
Mr. and ge i i urnure
er ut S ho i
last night, I
Grace Brist?
: , ? Mrs. Charli
Mi
...
Brist? ' a de Gei
'
I I ?
? " Helen
\
le Flint, ".rar cij Hendei
re, jr..
\ John F. II
? Simn K unhardt, 1
S Emmet arid
?
Morgan gas <? a
eon y? ? Ihe New Colo]
for hei John H. B
tine. ere M
M re, W ill ?am V '
Iones 1 ? ?'
Caryl II el 81 ttiniue,
1: (ana B< wen, Mil loy Will
I! . . i ? .:? I ' Coi
. ',? Miss 1 M ton, Mis?
l '?'
\ I. r, Misa Roa? Its < ar
? Hal! Mil '
M ? Mar
?
!.. ? ?lia Mai
l-'rederic Bull, M :
? rry i.r d Miss Louise
Thursdi ; i ? ' Be?
nd M
? ? ,. t re?
tely af*
ling, neai
loi i.-on gave i
.iry' . an ?
.- re? L
the debuta) l
i 1 Phill
treet
tvai chap? i on? d b. lohnaon'
??.-...:
Maude O'Brien, Miaa Mercei French.
Knoi llei Beth
Leary, Mi?i Mar.. Osterholt, Mis?
\: : . Bur*l ard and Miss i
units Mulgn
Through
nee, a dai
t at the New I < lub for the
.... ? . i Sanatorium
... n*i|] I.,- applied
to thi r I"'1"'
. ..... rculoai?,
ided Mrs. R
Fulton Cutting. Mrs. J. Pi?
gan, Mrs. Eds? in Gould, ?'. : I liarles
Steele, Ibert, Mr
if. le Mrs. Meaea rayloi
Jua1 la Rui erti, Mra J< aeph 5. I
huyaen, Mra. N. Th Mrs
'
P Hamilt? n, Mr.-. Petei i pe? Hew
tt, Mn Henry H
! nel'ius ('. Cuyler, Mi John 1 I
\ ? James L
Barclay, Mra. J r, Mra. Ar
?hur T. Monitor: ai d M Brin
'?
Tebleeus - ivante,
? '
rnefll
. -
A ? - ? ' ' ' '
on? of the
D oc? ?an Auxiliary ol tl a
? John the Divine will be ?
tha hou??, of Mn
Whitelaw Rcid, l"'1 Madlaon Avenue
cathedral arlll
Gray I i**" a
i Cail'ou.
TO BE SEEN AGAIN AS LADY BABBIE.
M M York has not ten foi ten yeera in "The
Little M 1er," wl revive the p?a) ai the Empire Theatre <>n Tw -day.
FIRESCHOieSMP
BRYN MAWR GIFT
Alumnae of 1889 *92 Honor
( ollege by Helping
Factory Workers.
?
gigfl
P
?
'
'
?
?
e one I do not
the
?hirlv added,
. ? ?
a
. ?
"To ?
?
?
?
I
?
?or?. I ul t! . v "
?-,
rln", will observ?
r idea
* r'.-i1 |?
-
? ??
Ith -hem
"'hi. of
I SI
I
Pi
?.III ! K?MERRII I
'
of Mr.
' : . W. Y\
Guiler, ol
? of her pa
? ?
" ?
-
"
'
He
aid I . Mr. and Mrs I
1 . and
?hi Hotel Belleclaire, Broadway and
an.
Art Lecture by Bla-hfielil
The second 1er" . . the ?
'
?
Edwin H. 1
?
WHAT Id coin?. ON TO-DAY.
?
v
4
*.
I
-
?
4
. ? a 1
- ? .
. . . -*
-
NEWS OF PLAYS
AND PLAYERS
"David Garrick" Revival
Is Postponed Until
Monday.
Investigation yesterday result
hat V. H. Sot)
lid rot
0 a' ' i
th? premiei at the Booth
will .cur until
day. - ' ? evening s
it i | ?
?
clog ? . cal
ting flv?
on Mo ,.
?dira Seymour, who debat?
n Sunday,
pi ogramme ?t tfi 11
nr re d I I ??
ro
prime donna, h-h! lo? ? ?
are h? g 1 Gara Zora
depar?
ha School for Scandal" a U
will not be revived by Grace Ge?
Playl i
en an
' nounc-d.
The Lexington Theatre, wl ch has re?
cently evince i .. will
ingi
moving picture? The stag)
: .
"A Little I
t hurle? B. Hanford, lone a 9
nsa K,
"Margaret Schiller,"
?
\ pol I o 1
.i.ii ; ? . |
und utterly i the wat.
v na Pavlo?
?? . - after
.
? rom Mut (
? '.'??? es,'
in,.I a n which the ei
?
>y Dealya,
sing
Look!
' " to be mai ufactured ai I
i daily.
? " 1 4 ? ,-l | I |
"Hobt ' ' CI ;ome in for
. ition at the Hotel A-tor to-morrow
I ? 'be Theatr i
will I idy day?.*'
Seat.? for all performn
. tei ' I
'i iterdav'
ment I ? will
? ? \i iir 'roui
?"Very ? ?
mentad, aa t ibout orchesl
..... .. ? ?
"Alone \
! John Will
MISS F.C.'JOHNSON
WEDS H. DAVENPORT
Ceremony and Reception at Lo
cust Valley, L I.. Summer
Home <if Bride.
- i ?orpi-.ce i "heater Jol
daughter of Mr. and Mr-.. F Coit John
and Locuat \
1. 1, was married *o Henry Mellar*
?? t.iav in the
I ....
church ...., decorated
Easter lilies \
? home
' ? . ? -.r-.-nts.
r I of 1
r heavj whit? i
trimmed with -mall ieed peei
il
.
ihould? rhite 1
t the
I imi ?? bio?
i held thi he car
and white ae
. pearl
? a ora.
Y Huntington !?
.. ? ? ? -??:.??
rid
: . grey a
trii
? ? ? a Iar*-o ,
?. ..:' silver lacs I j
bouquets of broi
- -
It-weed ? ? sa 1
' ?? ?n. and : ? its. 1 ;- John- i
are i Payi S ?ml \
I Mward Mar'::", tiio u.heri.
CHURCH UNITY
PLAN FAVORED
Allots a Council Delegate
to Every Half Million
of Communicants.
MANY LOOK TO ROML
FOR WORLD CALL
Attempt t?? Slight foreign Rul?
ers Bring! Protest at Garden
City Conference.
? -
Gard? ;; I ' -,, I.?,ng Island, .Ian. 5.
Anita ptaa to linn? about a
?? "i I eonf? rene? for ?hp unity of
ehurehoa of ( hristisn denomination?
.ated to '',?? North An..-- a
Pi i pa ratorj < ? ference, ?rhieh met at
the ?Garden I ?, Hots I era to ?lay.
Georg i Za th< New York
.ige A
Krrr ami treasurer of the joint eon
on of tho Protoatant Eplaeopal
Chureh, prepared 'he idea ia:,<i pr?
temblad delegates,
BbOUl I? . <?: ver,' "M haml
for 1 ' i -?ion.
I Ik- plan, -, ; ;
?? . of reprea? i tal ai
,-,s regai ?ns, calls for the
. In which
? ,,.? ,i. . I ?If million cm
tied to sit.
Each ? aahed, in the
?. ? m .. ? , : th such ?'x
aaaistane? ??? ?1 think? tit to
formulate propositions of faith and
order rhlcl ?rs held In
munion and the
?st oi hristei I be held I
, ommunion truel
and ?he ?round up,,-, which tai
.' ro'rimiinions.
That inre-?,Id ? tween
? ??
the liveliest debat? of the afternoon,
tunl r? >? proposition which
sought to give special representation
rulers being stricken
?
"Where | ? ished
,, .
the Chui
ne or two personal
? ?'? i enea in
? ? o shall be ap
ithority
?
? ?' Fond du
and moved
-
lu Lac (High
? ? , win
?ion and should he kept by all
?.... |
; ?cuitar eus
'the ? ther aid
? ? offend Kur.
? Louis
l ' i ? ? i ? ?
for fhe
.rope. I am un
pposed to this proposition
, n pi inciple."
i
i is a North American
? , o inti ?? ? her?
? I hurch
?
?
I? ration prac
tvhich had been adopted as
ng commu?
. i
? ay, the
' l
the n '
great I .
when th?'
l
in order.
all he
f th,? Epi
? id the
,p Weiler arose
1
"I do not i to n ention
ticulai ? said,
ther at
the ful sing th?
; ant for
' I.,- Ei ii,-'". to be i he leader "
?as Bishop V r ii to bo d?
cidedly "High ? hurch" in his ?ympa
?" the Kpiseopal
? 'hurch tends most 1 - I
tal n to Indteata
,? ?hurch of Rome may be I
eh 1
? world unit) is to he
taken.
8 abriakle Plan Pavored.
neral, 3 ? pie
?
ted, the
?
? His
apted and re
nuit?e for
minor n
a. .-. bj I ?i New
man Smyth, of New Haven, Conn.,
- m mitte?
Bishop John Vf. Hamilton, of Boston.
? i |? the - .
morning, in which
roe pi I prill arar
(
,i- to uniformity.
. snirirual
? op? w? a-un hava
in our
Dr. Juniu B. Re? lei former
president Gem I ntheran
t tho mini
"Thi ' lith is ir,
i
. ?us? Ha '??
s d? ? ' ?rabie
... , orna ? ???? ?
t on too little,
Greer Sees Church Union
as Big Task for Scholars
In on In
I .a; .. letter regh:
church ui itj. B
York laid: "We ara enteriag on a
gigantie e must not
it. I feel hat even the,
. . ?? bul a ? at
the 1 ?re 1 . u se, i
I re ?
I
out ? union
i to Btudy 1 th? original
: search
we An ?. hieb wen impor-,
? ?
ae pn
maril) ?
i 1 ? e. \\ .?.,
?
? ? .
goodwill 1
as for f r? not !
? r, m d
we ihal a ? ?til after th? ? ?
ijte inaa.i.g furher advaacaa to Home." I
PARLOW GIVES RECITAL
t anadian Wurnan al Violin I'lea???
I a rife Audlen.e.
Kathie.*, Tarlow, , ?
lirnst, give her Brat recital al
*be ?'-n >,r yeeterda i son In
Aeolian RalL IT?!
seta that nuirht be sounded
regard to the program tn>*
aoeeow c oneerto in A minor o
Of the m*sterp?*-ee.? of violin lit? ?
though il afforda ths srl
miras a opp and a? th?
de real itai ce of an aftori
Ita deeirabilit) me] w?
The Vitah Cheeonne ama the aecend
number, arid thi r th? re ????? i
Suk'? "in pees triste"1 sed n
s Hungarian darne by Brahma-Joeeh
Im, two selection? bj Por \ ilin, and
*ai i ate'a "Habanera."1
Several at thee? numbers peas
the element of novelty, and wore
fully received.
Miss I'arlow was Bfl admirable a?
ever, her tons a? warm, hi
broad, her technique s? flueal
?he night ?he :'.rsl t- ?
mta ta new York, lereral
She is one, of the mo.?t inter
artista now before Ilia p iblle. The
applause ?ho won -reeter?aj res fully
earned.
LUNCHEON GIVES
$10,000 TO RELIEF
Clothing Manufacturers at Brc*
voort Brin*- Jewish 1 und
to $1.018.995.
clothing manufaetun I to a
luncheon at the Hoi
terday aftoi noon 1 I to an a
ii .1. !.. Magnas ?
v , Je? i - r. Relief ? ?om
|5,OOt ih war
ran A et
to organize the doth | I ry for
tematic eontributio
which ha? already B1 11,018,*
996.11.
The Asaeriesn Jew h Rsl af I
ee of Philadelphia ia cooperating
with the local organization u
for a great run-.....
in that city January 80.
No confirmation of 1 I 'mm
Rotterdam that the ?teamshli
had struck a mine ha-, be?
Bl Tl Broadway, th? tera of
the Commission for Relief
The, carao at 186,1. I
valued a* 1221,04
anee. But the commission empl
at the lot i of a wheat iteemi r at 1
mean shorter
-/inn.nnn destitute persona ? Belgium
and northern Prance
?is sufficient to la -
rding to the la it repoi
here
Dr. David T. Harrow?, deal tl
fornia
? ?? ?t Philippines,
tiled pa. of
the Holland-/
charge ' ? ef woi
Rel-j-.r,. ??
I
? ???
agreeable ;
? . ? ? . ?? ? i ; . ?
I
by the eon'
out ?flbrv.
NEW SCARPIA AT OPERA
Signer He l.ura Sings in PlaCS af
S-otti. \\ ho Is 111 ?ith ?.rip.
A new Searpia anp.- i *a> ight at
Metro] : i .
ppe I'e Luc.
the ?b enee 'A
Vo
o? De Luca wa -
He
? .... impersonation, but
in h ia coi
?y and of d tini oi i" was
...
formalice, even
rank as his pr? . g iro or
Marcello.
i Des! ?
?
fully,
POSTCARD SHOW OPENS
Artists Submit Two Hundred Dcslgaa
in Cotepetitive ExhlMUea.
Po ?
? ?
I Art
?
in,
l Thomson W
\ ? of < ? L'niverslty,
on the nu-' ? ird a-,
an educir..i
The Associa'ion of Women I':
save a 1100 prise for best desig
This a Everett Warn?*.-. Hi-.
picture ia "A D ? ing a
steamship a Es '
a .- h *?,i* :
? backgroui d 1
given
Armar..) Moreda; I
quand, and tl irth,
known friend of th.
? ? Tony Nell Thl i
Georgs Pn I ' and
? by <>i;\e R
received boa
ORITUARY.
M\KK M. SALOMON
Mad M. Solomon, a la i ;
i . !ar Stree*. died '
resent, K ? gs! m, N
monia. yesterday mon ing, li. i
Kinget l i i -
home
Bn ? klyn. Mr. S i
Of the 1'ni'e.l Jen Aid
Brooklyn, and a mem ?
Club, the Bri ? -
Congregation Beth Israel, the '<??
Il a r Aai
i oun*v Lau y**r l' A
a arife
HANS SCHI MANN HEINK.
Hana
msnn-Hoink, ion of '?'
Heink, the contr,.
s of pneui
Hla m thei h him. I
? nn
ad to a hoi
pitel. The
I
i ? age et the til , but hur?
San Dll
Mr. Schumann-Hem'?- was ta
ind
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