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ve ta i A THE WASHINGTON POST SUNDAY JANUARY 21 1917 OCIAL EVENTS CHRONICLED IN BRIEF VfINl HD FKOM EIGHTH PAGt In at their headquarters Fifteenth ee and 1ennes lvinla aenue in the tue est of the inaupural expenses 1 Mri Arthur Keith will li ii hortie ifntiraH on Sundas and Thurs dj rcufchoul the season Miss Anna fchulman for the past two week ihe puet of Miss Henrietta Mil It Eighth i treet northwest has for the South She will visit nf InMoncal alue and paint inif rf them Snt ulit leajfue will have a ban iv ernnK followed a pro ii ui at Ml street at 8 i ier Keene chairman of for the Pay Nurperv and Itlspe sar Af Of iation will pive the rev i ries of card parties to oir it 1 clock In the red parlor Of I lli tt Benefit for Hospital Mt ill he rien iii Thur1 Kin at 2 i at the residence i I vim I reu in i i ii i hi for the lei tl ip tetowti Holitrf The te on Rrranieivetts includes itereux Mr Oo irxrton lift lion er Mr Prentiss i in Vts Jem ge Tull Vauphan i tt Historic Spots Soeleu will pie a card pirt on Tue prnot at 2 oclo at 1226 Con it enue All chapters are ex i to I represented The commit MTncements includes Mrs Vol Callahan and Mss I Washington Girl Who Bride of This Season Was Married Wednesday Now Living in West Mrs Carl Brandes Formerly Miss Elizabeth Margaret Mary Maloy daughter of Mr and Mrs Frank Maloy Her marriage to Mr Carl Brandes of Toledo Ohio took place Wednesday Virginia Sowers Mr A Israel Miss1 Mildred Mc5ee Mr Watklns Miss Holbrooke Mr Weber Miss Farr ft Mr Nevlls Miss Virginia Muird Mr Crtstofane jr Miss Kthel Haenan Mr Neyland Miss Mine Mawhinnev Mr Wck off MUs Hartin Mr Penny backer Mi Jane Ramev Mr Miller Miss Katherlne Ditters Mr Ira is Mrs Walter Leroy Smith Formerly Miss Anna Belts of this city Mr and Mrs Smith are now making their home at Grand Rapids Iowa Grlnnell Washington Knox and Rockford An interesting program on art subjects has been arranged The dancing class Is meeting weekly Hara flcc VHno TtrVitA IL 14 uum will a migc Uliciiuaiivo Heltman Mis May Walton Mr Miss Janet Richards talk at the tea tnoon at 2 clock at 1226 Pon einuerger miss uenruae nation air last Monday1 called out a large attena pnuc under the auptces of1 Jones Ml Marie Lucas Mr anPe to hear her very delightful de tieti Ontiin lub for the lvv urian nanaan air i scriptlon of a day spent recently in Honor Guest at Many Delightful Social Affairs of Winter Season AAAAAIVUVfAAfllAI lfl Vfl aaAAAj Prominent Matron of Resident Circle IMB JHUxL 1CT 1 ll rlPK lit YfcvSftiw Si TX MISS JESSIE GLENDENNING Attractive voting woman of resident set who Is popular In social life part will he given on Thur lir Bruen Home fin each table There will Knock 1s ilA Iaj ne Mr 11 Sing Sing Prison reform was the sub hbott Miss Majorie Rartlett Mr ject of the talk Many new and beau Iurlngame Mis Ruth Telnap Mr tifnl nictures and other decorations are in Srciety will meet at Rau Mdonald Mis Elimra Morlart Mr being added to the furnishings of the Inian 29 and the guests of 1 I MoMer Miss Virginia Swanson clubrooms gnlng them a most home or lie the Secretar of War and Mr Norns Miss Hacker Mr llke aIr Tne ciub i8 very grateful to listirr latke i Wright Miss Pattiojl Mr the artists who have loaned the pic i Chamlliss Miss Price Mr turos I Ms William Prindle of Hiuniet Mis ielMi West Mr I in ho fomr to Washington Sisnelga Miss Lorraine ellen Mr tnarriage of Miss Edith Kirn il imniott Miss Katharine Jones rl ilhnr Carr director of the Mr illiams Miss Katherine Mc i rvice ate stopping at the Donald Mr Richter Miss Tim lerlake Mr Hicks Miss 103 I i hine Iale Mr Hies Miss Marga I i Wood Mrs Henr Stuart in rule McOeicrht mi The lit of patronesses of the annual Mrs Eraser of Rich Margaret McDonald Mr ullem benefit dance of the Abigail Hartman spending the week end at Miss Dorotln Keene Mr Rowell Chapter A to be held at the KH and aie Mopping at the Marian Moore Mr Jack Lewis Ralh February lo contains the xor Mr irhv names of many officials prominent In i El line Nasahl Mr Keene Miss lois held tle fourth dance1 lptn Armstn ng Mr Jones Miss eistn Saturdd Januarj 13 at 75iiaDowne Mr McCarthi Miss mis i i street northwest Ielen Veighmever Clements ut Us attended Among those jfisi Mtrv Tuenaman Mr Culli es win Mr and Mrs A Laird an jIlss Kimball Mr Rubnltzki i thet Miss Maud Ponoian jjis i Zuberano Mr Foster 1 uchlin Miss Gotthild Var I jjss Hazel Pr est Mr Nops Miss Mcaule Miss Hattiejc ShawMr Hae Miss Lauf Wellborn Miss Louise I er jjr Hiehfield Miss A Tohn Hrmklev Mips SOn Mr MrWiIliams Miss Madeline Wn erslvMr Demhim I King Mr Howard Knnl all Mss Ednt ss K1 ne Mr Owen How enslem Rrow Mr Lacey Mclaske Miss ss TeKv Mr 1 Hammett Katherme MeUille Mr How ones re i Hfinkle Mr Ron stein Miss Nellie Kaneal Mr Fi eJ Moresi Mr McNall terdmger Miss Edna Wilcox Mr IM Howard Miss Lenora Murra Mr Lester A Mau Miss rie Rohbins Mr Moore Miss Bernie McWilliams Mi Hardlt Miss Ldia Knight Mr Francis Thomas Miss Margaret Heltman Mi Brown Miss Dora Heme Mr Parker Seitz Mi Katherlne harper Mr Ii Hopkins MisEeln 1 oMiton Mr Jack New Ian Miss Frances Hill Mr rhunn Mssrussle Paurs Thp fourth of a seres of dancea un Mr Anthon Mis orthmg er tje auspiccij of tne Joung people ton Mr Bob Rosen Miss Marian Quig if A pous church wj be iven Rt llvMr gm Ml Mildrei llloo churcn strcet on January 26 at ur Mr Philips Miss A 30 The committee will be as Kuhering Hull Mr 1 Mr Wallop Miss 11 jieron SISted receIvlnK by Mrs Mare arita li ner Mr William Marian Blown Mr Heine Jins opdldinr Gerr Mrs Arnold Werner ss Lik Oliver Mr I Me Outwald and Mr Logan nam Sanlloofd and iIrs ciara Mitchell ss riankio Sauiders Mr mett I Miss rinnlla Horen Mr An entertainment and card party Is 7 i to be given Monday January 22 at siengerbund Hall 314 street Patronesses for Dance northwest for the benefit of the Anon I Ladies societ Shepherd Sacrifices His Life Trying To Save Lone Sheep Out in Storm HnT Mr McCormacl Mr Mjets Miss Vi Slattern Miss A i Mi John Van Vliet Miss sTierv Mr rdm lo ie Hiwks Mr Conner tv Mr Roland Oih 1 filsp Mr Smith Bket Mr tt Fleisliell 1 Mr ins MsS KilmaMin Mr Jien I 1 isln Mr A AVillUms i Mniisi Mt A 5roer lilhui McGown Mr I Mrs Robinson a young matron of Damille Va is visiting the family of Representative Carter Glass at the Raleigh national A circles In addition to well known members of Washington societj The list of patronesses follow Jrs Matthew Scott former president general of the national society Mrs George Thacher Guernsev Mrs Albert Balrd Cummins Mrs Wesley la Jones Mis Ernest Roberts Mrs Mary Lockwood Mrs Gaius Brumbaugh State regent for the District of Columbia Miss Grace Pierce Mrs Charles Richardson Mrs Wallace Hanger Mrs Ellen Spencer Mussey Mrs Howard Hodgkins Mrs Iulp Mrs Ellis Logan Mrs Charles I Grandfleld and Mrs Cassanave Will I son Good music is to be the outstanding I feature of the affair and the music 1 committee composed of Miss Josephine Golden chairman Miss Juliette Curtlss and Miss Gladys Sinclair has secured the eiMces of one of Washingtons best oi chestt as Special to The Washuifton T06t I Huntingdon Pa Jan 20 Like the good shepherd of Bible times who was willing to give his life for his sheep Scott Kneppert a livestock man living near the Huntingdon Fulton county line is dead in the Roaring Springs Hospital it Is believed as the result i of his refusal to abandon a sheep Kneppert aged 35 years left his home late at night and walked 3 miles across the country to a farm where he bought I a sheep He started for his home on foot with the sheep on a lead and when he had gone about half the dis tance a terrific kind and rain storm overtook him The sheep it Is thought became unmanageable and in an effort to find shelter from the driving rain Kneppert took refuge under a tree Knepperts father becoming alarmed at his sons failure to return home together with his other son went out in Uie night to find him Half a mile from their home they found Kneppert bleeding and unconscious A short distance away they found the dead body of the sheep pinned under a fallen tree Kneppert was rushed to the hospital but never regained consciousness One of the most delightful affair of the season was the dance given Friday night In the auditorium of the Elks Home by the Alexandria German Club There were a number of out of town guests present The music by Cohens Orchestra of Washington was excellent and at midnight a buffet supper wae served A special electric train left tor Washington at 115 a for the guests from that city The chaperon were Mrs Oeorge A Mushbach Miss Cora Lee Cochran Mrs John Hun ton Foster Mrs Walter Roberts Mrs Edward Kemper Mrs Lucurgus Uhler and Mrs Charles Shepperson I Among the dancers were Mrs Henry a low Le Bourgeois oi Annapons miss Carol Wilson of Marlboro Mi Mrs Robert Davis of Preston Arts Mrs Wiley Stearnes of Alexandria coun ty Miss Bergs of New Mexico Miss Marcella Tingling Miss Dorothy Mc Cajatoy Miss Ellse Strobridge Miss Newman Mrs Roberts Mr and Mrs Tavloe Pollock Mr and Mrs Albert Howard Mr and Mrs Albert Burr Mr I and Mrs Harry Burr Mr and Mrs i Maurice Hoffman Miss Janet Kuhn Mr Randolph Harper Mr Swartsel Mr Theodore Johnson Mr A Marr Mr Walter Dunlop Mr Mar i tin Mr John Boiling Dr Fenton Brad ford Mr William Naylor Mr Owen Thompson Mr John Janney Mr Edward Van Deventer and Mr Robert PHI of WnshlniT toTi MIra Catherine iHutton of Sandy Spring Md Miss Virginia FlUhugh Wheat Miss Christina McArthur Kemper Miss Delia Phillips Miss Jean Roberts Miss Har riet Boiling Douglas Miss Ellia Kln caid Douglas Miss Elizabeth Dulaney Herbert Mrs William Bryant Miss Mary Snowden Mrs Harry Mayo Miss Margaret Emerson Miss Lucy Uhler Capt and Mrs Conrad Johnson Mr and Mrs Herbert Oliver Mr and Mrs Henry OBannon Cooper Messrs Windsor Snowden Arthur Herbert Richard Chichester William Brooke Selden Washington Douglass McLean Repass James Roberts Walter Foster Osborn James Sidney Douglass jr Richard Green Jr Edgar NIcol Howell Thomas Eugene Llndsey Douglass Llndsey Brouse Burke and Dr Vivian Berry The Alexandria Circle of Colonial Dames held Its January meeting with Mr William Talraon Morton the Memphis Tenn Jan 20 That her chairman Friday afternoon Those name might pass into time free from present ware Mrs Samuel A Wallis the stigma of a charge of violating the Mrs Lee Mrs Stewart prohibition law a criminal court jury I Jamieson Mrs Lorenzo Lewis Mrs Henry Wattles Mrs Thomas Rob here was inetructed by the trial Judge I nson Mlss Carrie stribllng Miss Helen to return a verdict of not guilty in Norrls Cummlngs and Mrs James Da the case of the State of Tennessee vs vis Gibson Mrs Mary Devoto Mri Henry BloYe BourKeoIa wlfe Mrs Devoto had been indicted for I of Lieut Le Bourgeois now violating the prohibition law Before stationed at the Naval Academy Aonap the trial was called she died The case oils is the guest of her mother Mrs was called from the docket by the William Dalngerfield at her home 1 ii Alexandria Society I 1 Mrs Henry Fry Well known as guest and hostess at National Capital Not Guilty Verdict for a Dead Woman leher Ryan McConnell Morris Miller Taylor Darling Haslup Tumberlake McCloud Messrs Galleher Leimer Nickolson Schmid Bacon Stevenson Johns Llufrio Kelly Bright Almond Wine Roe Hamburg Wedding Anniversary Celebrated 1 Miss TliHmi Brennan Miss Mildred Potock II Ms Alton hartron Mis i Sh mk Mi lr Miss Henilett Berik Miss Helen silif Inl Mis Helen vbeck Mrs Ran De ereaux Mis Hubert Mrs i rank uaenneimer president Hauser Miss Bernardine Rluine Mis Ea KUkoff and Miss general of the Lnited Daughters of the CassuiN Miss Nellie Rosa Sands will act as patronesses Confederacy returned Monday from I Griffin Miss Violet fi a dance which the ounger set i New York where she received at the Butler Rose De the Washington Chapter of Notre Dame reception given by Mrs James Henry Ralph nanno liss Mar College lumnae are gl lng on Mondav Parker to the New York Division I Mi I Spaight Miss eening lanuarv 22 at Studio Hall at the Hotel Astor Mrs Oden iite Mr svHan Taxlc Miss Ill Connectu ut aonuc Mrs Ra heinier left Wednesday to visit chap dford Doutrlas FisheV ninnd Heisk and Mrs Jlav Brooks ters of the sooet in southeastern Vir aw Mr Taubei Rarrsdell will act as hostesses lor tne Kinia ana upon ner reiurn win De ai nome uunuaj aiiernoons at me congressional here she has taken an apartment for the winter it ne Black Sachs affair impnoll Mi 1 MrWIl Stewart Mr Ta Tta Haivtni Mi A ss uda Carnahan Mr Tack 1 hn ildsnuth Mr Hi Miss The lm a Towels Mi Mis 1 Mss i 1 1 1 Mm The Monday tea in the Womans College clubrooms tomorrow ill be in cnrge of pro ip Jn the absence of Mis Iais the chairmm Mrs John Bailet will ict ischuiman Thotol tres oniprisme mis group ire lie 1 ti ersit of CI it ago the lniverit of lllinfis Northwestern Fmersit Tow i St te Missiuri Ripon Cornell mmmm A Knabe Pianoforte For the Governor General The fifth of a series of dances was given tiv the Studio Dance Club at Suclio Hall 1 19 Connecticut avenue Wednesdij night Those attending were Mr and Mrs Stanley Long Mr and Mrs James Wheeler Mr and Mrs James Hole Maj and Mrs John WhittTker Mr and Mrs Albert Fen rierson Misses Etta Schmid Mabel Gal Mr and Mrs Abe SIgmund were given a surprise dance and supper at Rauschers on Monday evening the occasion being the fifteenth anniversary of their marriage i Miss Lorrine Sommers returned to Washington on Frldav after spending I two weeks In Phlla delphla with Miss Henrbstte Loeb Mrs A Strauss who has been spending ten das here the guest of Mrs Lee Baumgarten has returned to her home in Baltimore Mrs Peyser and Mr and Mrs Sol Herzog and son Robert are visiting in Newport News Va Mrs Ben Solomonskj returned to her home In Norfolk Va on Monday accompanied by Mrs Phillip Brown and daughter Louise who will be her guests for a fortnight While in Washington Mrs Solomonsky was isiting her parents Mr and Mrs Stern Mrs Cohen Miss Aimee Cohen and Mr Bronker hae returned to their homes in New York after a isit to Washington where the came to celebrate the seventy ninth anniversary birthday of Mrs Cohen Mrs Sidney Relzenstein was hostess for the Wednesday afternoon luncheon and bridge Mrs Gunst who has been visiting i her son Mr Sidney Gunst returned to her home in Richmond on Friday Mrs Barnes is spending 10 days with her sister Miss Hetty Abraham at Farm School Pa Mrs Louis Simon was gien a surprise luncheon and card party on Wednesday at her home in Thirtv flfth street northwest Three tables were devoted to bridge Mr Lee Baumgarten returned to his home in this city on Friday from a shooting trip In North Carolina Mrs Gus Louis has returned to Washington after spending part of the week In Baltimore Mrs Julius Sellnger entertained the Wednesday afternoon bridge and luncheon this week Mr and Mrs Myer Nordllnger entertained at supper on Sunday evening at their home In street northwst Mrs Eugene Schwab entertained at a caid party on Tuesday evening in honor of Mrs Gunst HYATTSVILLE SOCIETY clerk Proof of death of the defend ant was offered and then the court ordered the Jury to render a verdict of not guilty without the taking of any testimony GIRL SCOUT NOTES in South St Asaph street Among the notable events of the past week was the reception and banquet given Tuesday evening in the Masonic Temple by Martha Washington Chapter Order of the Eastern Star in honor of Mrs Occoboch of Michigan grand worthy matron of the grand chapter of the United States Mrs Annie Horde grand worthy matron of the grand chapter of Virginia and Mr Flourney grand worthy patron of Among the guests were Sunflower Troop No 1 Mrs 8 Rafter captain The rally was the chief topic of discussion at the regular meeting of the troop on Thursday Some of the girls are planning to take Richmond several merit badges before then The Mr Cabell Williamson past most play which we are going to give soon worthy grand patron of the grand waa another topic that was discussed chanter of the United States Mrs extensively The attendance for a long Lammond right worthy grand treae i time has been almost perfect We hope urer of the grand chapter of the Unlt to have our lieutenant Miss Dorothy ed States Mr Lammond past worthy Putzki with us again soon She has grand patron of the District of Colum not been able to attend any of the bla Mr James Rowen worthy patron meetings since more than a month be of the District of Columbia Mrs fAifamae Ti alr at Kd 1 1 ni iTtfOcTiiTTYl OT9nil lectlirf1 fit tllA D1il is viu loiiiiao fcoixw isicw a a yiAS I 0 vvvv tlced for almost an hour before the trlct of Columbia Mr Frank Mor meeHng We hope In a little while to I gan grand sentinel of the District of be able to challenge any troop in the i Columbia Mrs Flora Dyer grand or In honor of her house guest Miss Amie Fischer of Carlisle Pa Mrs i Charles Appleman entertained at five hundred Tuesday afternoon Prizes were awarded Mrs Arthur Tupper I and Mrs William Howard Following the games refreshments were served Henry Shreve entertained a party of friends at dancing last Saturday evening Miss Martha and Harry Rogers have returned after visiting relatives in Hopewell Va I The senior class dance of the Hyattsville High School is to be given the evening of February 9 The Junior class of the school Is to hold a pie and cocoa sale Tuesday January 23 I The Ladles Aid Society of the I Memorial Methodist Episcopal Church 1 will hold an evening of fun at the home of Mr and Mrs Leroy Jones I next Tuesday week Dr and Mrs Charles Appleman I entertained the members of the Auci tion Bridge Club last evening I Mr and Mrs John McDonald have i returned to their home In Norfolk Va after a stay with Mrs A Snell I Decatur Heights Miss Grace Ware has resumed her studies at Montrose Seminary Ellicott City Md after a visit with her parents Mr and Mrs II Ware Mrs Joseph Owens is visiting relatives and friends In New York city city Ruth Colman Scribe Oak Troop No 5 Mrs I Eggles ton captain A meeting was held on January 12 at the home of our captain We were very interested in making lows Vocal solo Mrs Sherman Bruce preparations for the rally First aid to Fowler Instrumental solo Miss Ruth the injured the semaphore code and I Gerlacher vocal solo Miss Lucy knot tying were practiced Ruth Jef Graves recitation Miss Julia Duncan fenbaugh Scribe 1 recitation Mrs Velch of Alexandria ganlst of the District of Columbia Mr Chambers grand chaplain of the District of Columbia and Mr Church asfioclate grand worthy patron of Virginia The program was as fol county and instrumental solo Mrs IL Talbot McCuen Wednesday fifteen automobiles were used In takings the vlsitore and an entertainment committee to Washington Arlington Mount Vernon and Pohlck Church Mrs Isaac Gregg was the hostess Wednesday at her home In King street at the meeting of the Afternoon Bridge IIUD The players were Mrs Edward Kemper Mrs Armlstead Eggborn Mrs Richard Ernest Acton Mrs An I derson Sommers Mrs Horner Miss Mary Thomson Miss Lou la Smoot and Mrs Gregg Mrs George Uhler and Miss Nellie Selden Uhler attended the wedding In Norfolk Wednesday of Miss Louise Barton Myers daughter of Mr and Mrs Barton Myers and the Rev James Hubard Lloyd son of the late Rev Dr John i Janney Lloyd of Virginia and a nephew of Mrs Uhlers and of the Rt Rev Arthur Selden Lloyd of New York I Mr Fred BIrrell returned from Richmond on Wednesday to spend several days with his family in Alexandria Mrs Latham has returned from a visit to her parents Mr and Mrs John Lark In at their home in Fredericksburg Mr Ellis Norrls the West Indian representative of Dun Co with headquarters in Habana Cuba who has been the guest of his parents Mr and Mrs Mark Norrls at their home In Prince street left last Saturday to return to Cuba Mrs Whiting left Monday for her home In Chicago after a visit to her parents Mr and Mrs William Wood at their home In South St Asaph street Mtss Blanche Stansbury Is the guest of Mr and Mrs Joseph Savage at their home In Fredericksburg Mrs George Prior Anderton of Brad dock Heights left last Sunday for Cuba to Join her husband and will spend some time traveling In South America with Mr Anderton Mrs Edgar Warfield was the hostess Monday evening at her home In Rose i mont at the meeting of the Music Club An interesting and enjoyable program was rendered by Mrs Thomas A Hul flsh Mrs Charles Outcalt Mrs Edgar Warfield Mrs Ristine Mrs Harry Caton Miss Harriet Pollard Mtss Janet RlscheUl and Miss Sue Duffey Among those present present were Mrs George Warfield Mrs Thomas A Hulflsh Mrs Charles Outcalt Mrs Frederick Russell Mrs George Pickett Mrs Ristine Mrs Harry Caton Miss Sue Duffey Miss Julia Davis Miss Margaret Pattle Finks Miss Bessie Marks Mtss Janet RlscheUl Miss Harriet Pollard and Miss Nellie Pier point The Rev William Jackson Morton has returned from Staunton where he attended a meeting of the trustees of Stuart Hall Miss Katherlne Hutton returned the early part of the week to her home In Sandy Spring Md atfer a visit to Miss Nellie Selden Uhler at her home In North Washington street Mrs Robert Shackelford and little Miss Meta Stuart Shackelford of the Plains and Miss Sallle Stuart Boiling of Charlottesville are the guests of their aunts Miss Katherlne Stuart and Miss Roberta Stuart at their home la King street Dr Boatwright and Dr Garland of Richmond were the guests SU ring the week of the Rev Dr Eugene Jackson at his home In South Columbus street Miss Kate Glenn and Miss Rose OBrien of Baltimore are the guests of Mr and Mrs Miller in the Wagar Mrs Turner has returned front a visit to her parents Mr and Mrs Dennis ONeil at their home in Manassas i Their Excellencies the Duke and Duchess of Devonshire have purchased through our Canadian representatives Willis Co Limited a superb KNABE Concert Grand Piano for the ballroom if the Government House The piano was delivered on New Years Eve and duly acknowledged by Lord Richard Nevill Comptroller of the Household KNABE Warerooms 605 13th St High Grade Not High Priced wmmm wmmM In Order to Effect Immediate Clearance Before Stock Taking We Have Reduced Every Winter Suit For Instance 5000 Suits Now 2500 6000 Saits Now 3000 6500 Suits Now 3250 7500 Suits Now 3500 3250 Salts Now 1625 3500 Suits Now 1750 4000 Suits Now 2000 4500 Suits Now 2250 In reducing every Winter Suit one half we have made it possible for Everywoman to own an Erlebacher Suit at a wonderfully reduced price As most of these Suits were purchased very late this season the models can be worn throughout the spring Remaining Winter Stock of Gowns and Dresses Reduced 4 1210FStA II fi An Important Announcement Ik if I to the Owners of Old Sflent 1 1 IM Upright and Grand Pianos mL 1 Something New I We Will Convert Your Old Silent Piano Upright or Grand IB Into a Modern 88 Note rlayer riano I 11 At Small Expense yjj We will install a first class Player Mechanism in your ll old silent Upright or Grand Piano converting it into a I IjB Modern 88 Note Player Piano at small expense and on HI easy monthly payments See the Pianos at our warerooms jj which have been converted into Players and learn all about yj llJJJB this wonderful mechanism hi jj II 1 11 I Juelg riano Lo 3.