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THE BALTIMORE, FRIDAY MORNING, APRIL 21, 1016. 5 THE LEADER1 ELKS PICK PALACE THEATRE HESS DISPENSARY OPENS News of Society nil Xew Adjunct Of Hebrew Hospital Treats lOO Patients. The Hess Dispensary of the Hebrew Hospital, Monument street near Broadway, was opened yesterday. More than 100 persons were treated, and the facilities are such that the dispensarv will be Odd Fellows Thank The Sun. To The City Editor or The jgrjx Dear ir; In the name of the Grand Lodge of Maryland, Independent Order of Odd Fellows, I hereby extend its sincere thanks imd appreciation for the splendid recount given in Tuesday's paper.

We wish your paper every success. Kespecfully. William A. Jones, Grand Secretary. Baltimore, April 19.

OCTOR and Mrs. ThomaB A. Ashby announce the engagement of their Sessions Will Be Held There During The Convention. It was determined yesterday that the convention sessions of the Grand Lodge of Elks. July 10 to 16, will be held in the Palace Theatre, next door to the Baltimore lodge.

The executive committee yesterday awarded the decoration contract for the Palace to the Convery-Eichler Company and R. Wesley Ward was given the contract for the Elks' part of the street decorations. The cits previously awarded the contract for its share of the decorations to the National Electric Company, which put up the work in Washington for the inauguration of President Wilson. The city will furnish the electric current for the decorations and will also do the gardening. HOWARD AND LEXINGTON STS.

PHOXE ST. PAUL ToO fiance, Mr. Frederick H. Plumb. The wedding will take place in the late autumn.

Mrs. A. S. Gill, of 2720 St. Paul street, and Miss Edna Betsworth, of 2703 St.

Paul street, are spending some time in New York. They will be joined later in the week by Mr. A. S. Gill.

Mrs. George W. Fisher, of Linden avenue, is visiting friends in Danville, Pennsylvania. Mr. and Mrs.

J. Theodore Oster, of 1612 Mount Royal avenue, are at Atlantic City. Mr. Vic Clarke is spending the Easter holidays at the Marlborough-Blenheim, Atlantic City. Next week he will take an apartment at the Latrobe.

Mr. M. Nelson Bond, of Hilltop Park, Mount Washington. is spending Easter at the Wiltshire, Atlantic City. Doctor and Mrs.

C. H. Goddard have motored to their cottage on the Severn OPEN A CHARGE ACCOUNT AT THE LEADER Philadelphia, where she. will spend several days with friends before returning to her home on St. Paul street.

Mrs. Oswald Tilghman Shreve and her daughter, Miss Anne L-. Buchanan Shreve, have returned from New York, where they have been spending several weeks. Mrs. Shreve has joined Mr.

Shreve at 918 St. Paul street, where they expect to remain until May 1, when they will reopen their house at Roland Park. Miss Shreve is the guest for a short time of Miss Leslie D. Frick nt the residence of the latter's parents, Mr. and Mrs.

John W. Frick, on University Parkway. Miss Mary Eleanor Bohlen, daughter of Mrs. Woodville Bohlen, of Philadel daughter, Miss Sue Seymour Ashby, to Mr. Alphonso I'itts Robinson, son of Mr.

W. E. Robinson, of Belair, Md. No date has been set for the wedding. A NUMBER of the members of the Elkridge hunting set are arranging a dinner to be given tomorrow evening at the Elkridge Kennels, in honor of Mr.

W. Wallace Lanahan, master of the Elkridge hounds, and Miss Margaretta 1'. Bonsai, whose marriage takes place next Tuesday. On Sundav, Mr. and Mrs.

Walter R. Abell, the former to be Mr. Lanahan's best man, will entertain informally at luncheon at the Kennels in their honor. able to take care of the increasing demands made on it in the next 10 years or so. A present demand of at least 3,000 monthlyis anticipated.

The dispensary is the gift of Mr. and Mrs. Morton Samuels, and forms a harmonious unit with the hospital proper. It is located on the northeast section of the hospital site. Wanderlusters To Hike.

The Wanderlusters will meet Easter Sunday at 2.30 o'clock at the terminus of the Towson car line. From there they will hike through Green Spring and Dulaney Valleys, Lutherville, Sherwood, Biderwood, Buxton and Lake, returning to the city by way of Mount Washington. You Couldn't Spend Your Suit Money To Better Advantage Than By Buying One. Of These CHareoal Clou Exhibits. Mrs.

Maud Drain Bryan has five still life pictures on exhibition this week at the Charcoal Club. The titles of the pictures are "Green aud Rose." "Vermillion, Rose and Blue." "Wild Honeysuckle," "Geraniums" and "Copper Luster." An exihibition of pastels, by Harper Pennington, will be given next week. Thev are a "Sketch of Madison Square," "Portrait of W. W. White-lock" and "Nudes1 TSlarriage Licenses river, where they will spend their Easter holidays.

I ilil cn pi a pi 53 phia, and one of the most attractive and Mrs. John Gore, of Pleasant Hill, "FYeeland. Baltimore county, is a guest The following marriage licenses were issued in this city yesterday, the persons residing in Baltimore unless otherwise stated ASHE META IX. Meirin B. Ashe.

21; Helen 1. Melvin, 13. Applicant. J. B.

Shirkey, 604 Wya-noke avenue. BIGGS M. 28; Catherine of Mrs. Catherine Miles, 512 East Twen COCIETY will be out in full force on mlar debutantes of the past winter Monday of next week to witness in the Quaker City wiU over to the Seventeenth Annual Grand National; to attend the races to be held Point-to-Point Race to be run in thejat pimjco in iIay She will be the Green Spring Valley on that afternoon gues(. of her brother-in-law and sister, ALL Porch Awnings and which will be the occasion for much STYLES rj.

titren. lb. Applicant, A. tzreo, jcv i Harlem avenue. J.

Diranveit. 29. 1200 Cleveland street; Marie M. Haussmsum, ty-eighth street. Miss Ida Buckingham, of 214 North Fulton avenue, and Mrs.

J. Fred Graves, of 306 North Fulton avenue, are at Atlantic City for the Easter holidays. Mr. and Mrs. Martin J.

Kane, of Atlantic City, arc entertaining at their apartments in the New Amsterdam Mr. and Mrs. George D. Keith, of Eutaw Place, Baltimore, for the Easter holidays. Stylish $1j Q.50 Suits at Of firm, well woven, pood weight, all-wool Serge.

New and effective flare bottom coat, belted all around. Very lonjr, graceful, rolling revers; large self collar and standing over-collar of rich and heavy P.laekand White Corded Silk; Satin lining: shirred back; full skirt, with buttoned belt. XavyBluc, Copenhagen and These are in the large sizes only. Other models in the smaller sizes. New Check $10.50 SUITS 1 Black and White Shepherd Check Suits; Coat made with fancy shape revers and V-shape sailor collar, combined with Joffre Blue Silk Poplin; fancy Ulack and AVhite buttons; yoke-back Skirt.

Second Floor. E'MMEKT EVAN'S. John Emmert, 55 (widower) Harriett J. Evans, 36 (widow). Applicant, C4iarles P.

Schlag, 1424 I'atapsco street. RUBIXG ER-STEWART. August B. Gnibinger, 32; Lenna Stewart, 34. Applicant, W.

M. er, Cetonsville, Md1. HANDS HART. William H. Hands.

28; Anna C. Hart. 22. Applicant, George F. Ogie, 441 South Pulton avenue.

HAPPEJL IEW. William 21; Madeline Dew, 18, both, of Yvestport, Md. UFFI XGTON1 Rf SS ELL. Elmer Huffirgton, 31; Pearl Russell. 23.

Applicant, Harry 3. Mohr, 5000 Denmore avenue. RHOTKX ALEXTT E. Charles V. Rhotem.

25, Reese, Marv E. Valentine, 18. Applicant, Fred V. Appleby, 202 East Orosa street. Rider.

21: Emma Rricker. 19. Applicant, Harry WA-sing, 1631 North Carey street. OH MET ZLSCFTR B. LonisSchmeizl, 32.

Ross-vine, Md. Mary Schreib, 32. SCTfDHTKT O'lTK. Wiliiam O. Schmidt.

29. J016 Russell street; Sophia Otte. 27. SMITH AMI OK. Ehigene W.

Smith, SO. Charleston. S. O. Pearl T.

Amlck, 23 (divorced), Fitts- Mr. and Mrs. S. Bonsai Brooks, at their home in the Green Spring Valley, Mrs. J.

Pemberton Pleasants has returned to Baltimore and is spending a few days at the Albion Hotel, at Cathedral and Richmond streets. Mr. and Mrs. Spalding Lowe Jenkins will return next Tuesday to their apartments at the Belvedere from Virginia, where they have been guests for several days of Mr. and Mrs.

Thomas Deford, at their hunting lodge. Mr. Jacob Albert has closed Cedar Lawn, his country home near Govans, and has left for Arizona, where he will be the guest for several weeks of his son-in-law and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Philip Danforth Wilson, and his son, Mr.

Greenway Albert, at Warren. Mrs. William T. Dixon and her daughters, Mrs. Elizabeth.

Dixon Crawford and Miss Mary Bartlett Dixon, Mho during the winter have been occupying apartments at the St. Paul, have left for FJaston. where they are established at Bloomfield, their country place. Mrs. J.

Addison Cooke will return the last of this week to her residence on West Lanvale street from Virginia, where she has been the guest for sev entertaining, including luncheons preceding the race and dinners following it. The judges will include Mr. Walter B. Brooks, Mr. Spalding Lowe Jenkins and Mr.

Charles M. Harris. Mr. Redmond C. Stewart will be clerk of the course; Mr.

George P. Mordecai, clerk of the scales, and Mr. Frank A. Bonsai, starter. The committee in charge of arrangements includes Mr.

Walter B. Brooks, Mr. S. Lurman Stewart and Mr. S.

Bonsai Brooks, secretary. A silver cup will be presented to the winner by Mr. John Sawyer Wilson, Jr. Mr. and Mrs.

AVilson will entertain luncheon at Wilton Wood, their country estate in the Green Spring Vallcv before the race and in the evening Mr. and Mrs. Benjamin Harris Brewster, will give a large dinner-dance at Scrooby Manor, their country place in the Valley for their daughter, Miss Nancy W. B. Brewster.

The entries for the race are as follows: Patrick, owned by Mr. Thomas ES. Cottman. to bo ridden by Mr. T.

Buchanan Blakiston; AVhistler. owned by Mr. Howard Bruce, to be ridden by Mr. George Blakiston. Traymore, owned fov Mr.

James Bruce, to be ridden by Mr. David W. Barton; Induc-t(nn nwnerl bv Mrs. (J. Bernard Fen- 99 Artistic Awnings" for "Artistic Homes BEXEFIT FOR OZAXAM HOUSE.

Monday and Tuesday night of Easter week, April 24 and 25, will be benefit nights at the Academy of Music to secure funds for the Ozanam Settlement House, conducted by the St. Vincent de Paul Society. This benefit is under the auspices of the Ancient Order of Hibernians, Division No. 5, and the attraction is "The Old Homestead," by the Poli Players. The committee in charge of the benefit arrangements are Matthew J.

Hughes, chairman: John P. Cunningham, assistant chairman; Albert A. Leggett, secretary; John T. Mullin, assistant secretary; Jerome A. Wreeks, treasurer: Judge "William M.

Dunn, Charles II. Whiteford, Dr. R. I. Tonry, Edward A.

Branning, Michael Kelly, James P. O'Connor, P. B. Kelly, John Kearney, James T. Doyle.

James B. Casserly, Joseph F. Kelly, T. P. Flanagan.

Robert P. Manning. James For- Hcrcs The Opportunity To Get Your Easter Hat at Little Cost Boyle's- of course Let 1'9 Esttnwte. AS. A.

NICHOLSON SON AWNINGS, TENTS, FLAGS. 1 21 XORTH AlY STREET (Phone St. Panl 37iS tmrgh. Pa. SPARK DAN E5 LOCK.

Grayson S. Ppa-Ths, 23, Queen Anne's county. Md. Elizabeth. Danze-plock, 21.

Applicant, Theodore Ijeonhardt, 201P Bast Eager street. STEIXTTORT GRETVZU. William. SMnfort. 25; Lillian Grelfzu.

19. Applicant. Warfield S. Scliriver. Overlea, Md.

$7.00 to $8.00 Trimmed 5 HA lb restell, John T. Lewis, John U. Lem- RINTTLB KALAS. Oharlftj Rinkle. 22: Mary Ka-las, 19.

Applicant, James J. Waru, 1520 Clement street. WTESSNER KOEN7G. Jacob Wiessner, 44 (widower 515 South Oolllngton avenue; Elizabeth 40 (widow). WILSON SCtFTUSTER George T.

Wilson, 23, Pvlesville. Md. Lucy H. Schuster, 21. Jarretts-ville.

Md. Applicant. James M. Wallace, 1641 mon and Frank J. Dornan.

Style Expressed in Our eral days of Mrs. J. N. Greene and Miss Chloe Greene at their home in Norfolk. We have provided unusually HOSPITAL BENEFIT TOMORROW, The second annual card and dance party to be given under the auspices of.

Caroline street. Da time Frocks ZIirvfERMAN BARTLING. William A. Zim values for Friday. If you've delayed getting your new yf That precious and subtle quality merman, 32; Sophia M.

Bartlmg. 23. Applicant, John G. Bartling. 3904 GroTeland avenue.

In Baltimore County. The following marriage licenses were issued yesterday at Towson style is most odvious our new BACUCKAUS Albert Backhauls. 22; Mamie L. Norman, 18. 1233 bouth.

Carey street. I ifcl' CU'V Hat, you can choose from these with assurance that yu are getting particularly good style and value in these fine nats of Milan Hemp in all the very latest, large and medium Sailors, dress shapes and turbans they're tastefully trimmed with imported flowers, ribbons. BAYNEtBATNE. Charles T. Bayne, 28; Ruby D.

Wayne, zb, Towson. cJ daytime frocks for luncheons, bridge, tea, HARTMAN KTJGHE19. Philip A. Hartman, 23; wick, to be ridden by Mr. James Ticket of Leave, owned by Mr.

Ral Parr, to be ridden by Mr. D. Harry Mordecai; Indicator, owned by Mrs. F. Ambrose Clark, of New York, to be ridden by Mr.

C. Brabazon; Chateau-LaGtte, owned by Mr. F. Ambrose Clark, of New York, to be ridden by owner; Bourgeois, owned by Mr. John Sawver Wilson.

to be ridden by Mr. George Brown, Rambo, owned by Mr. John Sawyer Wilson, rider to be announced later; Game Chick, owned by Mr. John Sawyer Wilson, to be ridden by Mr. Ralph Hutchins; Edwin Grey, owned by Mr.

W. Wallace Tjanahan. to be ridden by Mr. Lewis Ewing; Elect, owned by Mr. Walter B.

Brooks, to be ridden by Mr. John Bosley; Victor Flat, owned by Mr. Albert Graham Ober, to be ridden by owner, and Prince Hal, owned by Mr. Gresham H. Poe, to be ridden by Mr.

Jervis Spencer, Jr. The sixteenth annual grand national ooint-to-point event was won last year Wmnifredi Hughes, 2Z. 704 scuta Robinson street. Mr. and Mrs.

William A. Bowen, of Los Angeles. and their family have arrived in Baltimore to spend several weeks, having joined Mr. Bowen's mother, Mrs. Jesse N.

Bowen, at the Albion. Mrs. William R. Hubner is spending a shoj-t time in New York and is expected to return the last of this week to her apartment at the Burford, on Charles near Thirty-first street. Mrs.

Edgar K. Young left yesterday for Atlantic City, where she will spend Easter Week at the Hotel Chelsea. Major and Mrs. Harmon P. Read, who have been the guests for a short time of Mr.

and Mrs. Frank J. Taylor at their residence in Goodwood Gardens, Roland Park, have returned to their home in New York. Mrs. John O'Neill another dauehter.

MOHR METER. Herman H. Mohr, 26; Cath erine Meyer, Koseaaie. RTJVGB REtEJST5. William O.

Rnnge. 23; Lillian G. Reese, 26, 143 St. Charles avenue. ST-'ilST-PRrOHA.

Otton K. Seteer, 81; Maria the Woman Auxiliary of Mercy Hospital for the benefit of the institution will take place tomorrow afternoon at the Hotel Belvedere. It is arranged to begin the affair at 2 o'clock and end at 7 o'clock. Prizes suitable for summer use will be given to the winners of the, dancing contests. A number of novel and interesting features are planned for the occasion.

Mrs. AVilliam F. McAvoy is chairman of the dance committee and Mrs. John A. McDivitt is chairman of the card committee.

Moore Thompson. Miss Jessie E. Thompson, 15-year-old aughter of Mrs. Emma Thompson, 1519 Webster street, was married Wednesday afternoon to Edward C. Moore, a boarder at hrer home, by the Rev.

R. S. Barnes at the parsonage of the Fort Avenue Methodist Episcopal Church, of which the bride is a member, but owing to the death, of a brother Mr. Moore desired the ceremony to be as quiet as possible. A reception was held for Mr.

and Mrs. Moore Wednesday evening at 1519 Webster street. They expect to leave in the near future for a wedding trip to Niagara Falls. wings, fancies and some with Ostrich plumes or edgings. Black, White and all the favored colors.

$4.00 5.00. Trimmed Hats $0.49 A special Friday offering between HO and fiO moi trimmed Hats as pood as you'll find round town for $5.00. They're of tine Milan Hemp and other popular straws In sailors, turbans and dress shapes; effectively trimmed with flowers, ribbons, foliages, wings and fancies. Pnioha, 25, 833 JNortn aiaaeara street. In Washington.

Marriage licenses were issued in theatre and restaurant wear. Never were they so alluring and charming, showing the radiant colorings and most fashionable fabrics. The Shop of Sensible Prices 213 North Charles Street PHILADELPHIA BALTIMORE NEW YORK "Washington yesterday to the following: OONWELXi McG I NES Harry Conwell. S3, of Anna ti. aicMumeaa, a oi Sprtngt Oity.

Pa. Minister, the Rev. F. J. EISENTRAGER EAGLE.

Cfvf.ter ESsentxager, Miss Margaret Harrington O'Neill, have been spending several weeks at At $1.50 $2 Un-trimmed HATS 17c 26, of Pnilaaeipnia; rsessie i. a. oi ruxis-town. Pa. Minister, the Rev.

F. J. Prettyman. lantic City, where they were registered MEIRCHANT CHINN. Paul Merchant.

29- Vir by Meltonereownea uy ml Clothier, of Philadelphia, and ridden by Mr. J. G. Leiper, Jr. at the Hotel Dennis.

Miss O'Neill will ginia w. Uunn, as. Minister, tub nei. x. v.

Johnson. be the guest in Philadelphia of friends RS. Alfred Klots will have 1 bpr euest over Easter Mrs. before returning to her home on Park avenue. Brand new, fine sewed Ilemp Hats and Hats of Lisere and fancy braid in all the newest, approved shapes, including large and medium sailors, turbans and novelty dress shapes.

Q'T Black and all colors. Oil Mrs. J. T. Geraghty and her votrae i imiii in mini $1.00 Untrimrned Cane Seat Hats.

$1.50 Children's Ready-to-Wear Hats 98c 75c Rose Wreaths 49c Second -i 1 v'MOV Ford and her daughter, Miss Laura Ford, of New York, relatives of her hus- baOn Monday evening Mrs. Klots will entertain at dinner at her residence on llount Vernon Place for her guests, later taking the party to the Paint and Powder Club's production of "Dear Dorothy," at Albaugh's. Mrs. Klots will also take her guests to the Baltimore Country Club tomorrow afternoon for tea. at tout in J.

Hill en Jenkins Payi Benefit Tax. J. Hillen Jenkins called on the Commissioners for Opening Streets yesterday and announced that he was prepared to pay his assessment of benefits for the opening of St. Paul street. He was assessed for his home in the 1200 block of St.

Paul. Mr. JenMns told the Commissioners that he considered the opening of St. Paul street a great improvement. "I am ready," he stated, "to pay my assessment when the city wants it." Pop 3111k And Ice.

The Sun has received for the Babies' Milk and Ice Fund $1 from Mrs. H. P. L. in daughter have arrived at Atlantio City, where they will remain until after Easter.

Later they will be joined for the week-end by Mr. Geraghty. Mr. and Mrs. Albert -Schauman, of Baltimore, are registered at Haddon Hall, Atlantic City, where they will spend Easter.

Miss Grace B. Rose, daughter of Judge and Mrs. John Obntee Rose, of 2042 Park avenue, left last evening for Syracuse, N. where she will be the guest over Easter of Mr. and Mrs.

Hiram W. Plumb, the parents of her Women's aster SforE i SHOE give Children's can 1 i oroce spring S2.20 IISS Margaret Wood will give a M1 sm nil tea tomorrow afternoon at Women's White HIGH SHOES the Baltimore Country Club for her guest, Miss Wilder, of New York. Miss Wood the daughter of Dr. and Mrs. Robert W.

Wood, of 1011 St. Paul street. you fR. D. Clark Corkran, son of Mr.

and i I M1 Mrs. Beniamin W. Corkran, of. High-cut Lace Shoes of- fine, pure "White Canvas made with White soles and AVhite covered heels. $5.00 Women's White C9 Of TOP SHOES VO.OU High-cut Novelty Iace Shoes of Oray Kil or Tan Calf; with.

Kid or Calf tops. All sizes. $4.00 Women's Novelty (jjl Qk HIGH SHOES JO Nine-incb Iace Shoes in Bronze or dull black kid. Mostly in small sizes. the Question xne JEWELERS SILVERSMITHS about momintf cereal is tosio7 North Women's AVhito Canvas Colonial Pomps; covered heels; all $3.00 and $4.00 Women's Pomps of Patent and C- Gunmetal Leathers: all sizes Misses' anil Children'a White Canvas Batton Shoes; sizes QQi 6 to 2.

Second Floor. i three times easi Look for this signature. Buy a Diamond Ring on Credit Terms of Roland Tark, will entertain informally at dinner tomorrow evening at the Baltimore Country Club for some of his classmates of Princeton, who, with Mr. Corkran, will arrive today for the Easter holidays. MR.

Ross T. Whistler, son of Mr. and Mrs. Ross Winans Whistler, who in the "White the latest production of the Hasty Pudding Club of Harvard, portrays the role of Zela, a fascinating belle of Siam, is said to be unusually clever in his make up as a girl. The performance was a great success in New York on Tuesday evening, when it was given in the ballroom of the Hotel Astor.

'AT the next meeting of the Thomas Johnson Chapter, Daughters of the American Revolution, which takes place on Thursday. April 27. at o'clock in the afternoon. Mrs. William M.

Powell will be the hostess at her apartment at Canterbury Hill. Mr. Charles J. Bonr.rartc will speak. Mrs.

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$12.50. Ledochowski have returned to the residence of the latter's parents. Mr and Mrs. Edwin Warfield, 1219 Linden avenue, from New York, where they THE LEADER scent a few days at the St. Regis, or fner Governor and Mrs.

Warfield will reopen Oalt-Lile." Lbeir country place in Ioward county, where they Trill have with them, in addition to the Count and Countess. Mr. a. id Mrs. William Hugh the latter also a daughter.

Among the recent arrivals at White Sulphur Springs, W. are Mr. Franklin Q. Brown and Miss Dorothy E. "Rrown.

of New York, the latter having often been the house guest of Mr. and Mrs. Archibald n. Taylor, at their residence on East Eager street. They are visiting Mr.

and Mrs. De Soto Fitzgerald at the Hawley cottage. Mrs. Cecil Barret and her little daughter will arrive this morning to be the guests of the former's parents, Mr. and Mrs.

John Sterett Gittings, at Ashburton, their home opposite Druid Hill Park. Mr. Barret, who, with Mrs. Barret, has been spending several weeks at Atlantic City, has returned to New tf Ring on the (round) Club Plan at on the Club Pian at 27-50 55 Pay SOc a Week All 1M0 a Week Kings for ladies and sren- ah x- If tleinen. Pure white dia- Ladies All-Diamond on da.

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KATZ 105 107 S. Charles Balto. Kindlv send me on approval one of the rings you are selling on credit. Name York. Miss Rebecca White and Miss Amy R.

Robinson will go to Princeton the first week in May, where they will be the guests of friends for a short stay a and will attend one of the "proms." Both Miss White and Miss Robinson were recently the guests at Princeton of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Sayre Fitz Randolph, the latter formerly Miss Vera Cameron Price. Mrs. Charles D.

Fisher has closed her town house on North Charles street and has re-opened for the spring her country place near Lake Station. Mrs. Fisher usually spends a part of the summer in the North at Bass Rocks. which is a favorite coast resort for Bal-tlmoreans. Kiss Elizabeth M.

Boone has left for KATZ This Evening 105-107 N. Charles Specify price and whether lady's or cent's. If vou do net esire a ring, but would like some other jewelry, state so on, the coupon. Out-of-Tozvn Orders Solicited.