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THE BROOKLYN DA TLY EAGLE. NES? YORK. THURSDAY. JULY 11. 1907.

MOTHERS' CLUBS CAMP 11 To Be Brief, A IWY Mil nprwir K-VlV4nV AT Suppose vou see our array of comfort and convenience, v. easy to choose and easy to buy everything for vacation from a bottle of Anti-1 an to a Bathing Suit. 8, 18, 20, 22, 24, 26 and 30 West Fourteenth St. 1, 9, 11, 13, 15, 17, 19, 20, 21, 22, 23, 24, 25, 27 and 29 West Thirteenth St. With Their Own Money Kindergarten Mothers Bought IdeatSpot NEW TORK.

The Finger of the Present fWeShow To-morrow 500 New Trunks at 500 Dress Suit Cases for $2.98, HAVE A' PORTABLE HOUSE. FRIDAy, AS ClSUAL. BARGAIN DACJ Enough Said! Buy To-morrow Saturday we close all day. Saturday is Clerk's Holiday. 4 Three Hundred and Ninety-nine Chil Len iwo nece Dims.

dren and One Hudred ad Forty-five Mothers Were There Yesterday. points to the fact that August will find thousands of Brooklyn dwellers at jthe seashore and in the mountains. Thousands iare there now. The trade tide of preparation here for this for REST rises higher daily, and we are splendidly stocked to meet it. So select now Trunks, Bags and the score and more of articles which add "to the pleasure of the vacation and save time, worry and cost.

There is always a great rush, with plenty of disappointments, for those who put off. Our delivery for city and out of town is alert, and with your co-operation will hurry matters wi i lij.la Three Splendid Offerings in Wash Dress Fabrics. mree nunureu ana niueLy-iime nm" 19 ct. Mercerized Panama Voiles- fancy shades closing out Drice 10 sunburned faces and Just as many. happy little hearts all over the borough to-day are some results of the morning after the opening day of the sea shore tent for tha kindergarten children -at Coney Island 12 Vi ct.

Linen finish Chambrayg Strictly All Wool, $4.98. Young men's Suits, in pretty mixtures also blue serges sizes 14 to 20. Men's $5:00 Hangwcll Trousers, $1,98 In hair line stripe effects, made by the well-known Kenyon; regular $5.00 value; sizes 33 to 50 waist measure. Little Fellows' Sailor Suits and Reefers, All Odd Sizes, Just the Thing for Cool Evenings, Mountain and Seashore Use, Special at $1,00, All our wash Suits, greatly reduced; 200 Suits for. ea Boys' Pants, in mixtures and stripes; knee or knicker- bockerf sizes 4 to' 14 special at 29c Men's and boys' Bathing Suits, sleeveless or sleeves, in blue, gray or stripes 75c.

to $3.98 omen Breezy Summer Suits, i Price, Friday Specials in Women's Suits. Waists. Etc. Tourist Coats Linen. Mohair and Cravenette Cloth double breast patch pockets wortli $9.98 5.98 Women's Taffeta Silk Loose Coats three-quarter length full pleated fancy braid collar reg.

il0.98.7.98 Women's Tailored Suits Panamas and English Worsteds Pony. Prince Chap. Eton and Tuxedo were for Friday 6.98 Tailored and Kaney Wash Suits Lawn, Dimity and Linen Jumper, Suspender and Shirt Waist Styles lace, emb'y, strap trim reg. IU.K8 ..3.98 Women's Dress Skirts Mohair. Panama nnd Gray Mixtures pleated modelH, with and without folds worth $5.98 3.98 Women's China Silk Waists White or Black yokes of lace and shlrrings value $2.98 1.98 Momie Jap Silk Waists Filet or Val.

lace Inserts or front of Eyelet Embroidery value $4.98 3.98 Women's Mohair Bathing Suits Dutch neck or white shield, collar, tie and belt full pleated skirt sizes 34 to 60 worth $4.50 2.98 Bathing Caps 9 to .49 Bathing Shoes 49 Women's Lawn House Dresses- 2 pc. Shirt Waist style reg $1.49 98 Women's Luwn Wrappers ruffle and braid trim usually $1.19 79 Full longth Kimonos Challla and Crepe ribbon bands value $2.98 ......1.98 Women's Fine Underwear at M'f r's Clearance Prices. Puixlinses to amount of $25,000, at coucessions remarkable in this season of advancing prices, enable us to offer following surprising values In two ot the best shades ot blue absolutely fast colors Just the thing for Jumper dresses 19 and 24 ct. Mercerized Lace Striped Novelties white or the fashionable ecru tint with and without contrasting colored lace 6 Limit 20 yards, also THE USL'AL FRIDAY CLEARANCE of DRESU LENGTHS AND REMNANTS: GREAT bARGAINS! Friday Specials in Silks. Dress Goods, etc.

46 inch Imported Voiles Tan, Brown, Gray, Cadet, Red, Green and White regularly .98 69 Shepherd Checks In Black-and-WhIte, Blue-and- White. Brown-and-White nnd Oieen-and-Whlte value .49. .39 $4 Inch imported Slcillennea Black, white, colors high lustre value .75 59 New Washable Silks Checks and Stripes pretty effects val. .29. .19 Satin Foulards Spots and figures in best combinations value .59...

.39 27 and 30 inch Pongees White, Cream, light and dark colors value .65 49 Plain and Fancy Pull Braids; also Persian Bandings val. .15 and .19. 9 Friday Specials in White GoodsLinings, 5c. Black Mercerized Moreens extra quality reg. .24 18 Moire Percallnes full yd.

wide lnrge variety of the fashionable colors and fancy shades were .19 1-4 White Dotted Swisses value .15... 9 $25 Tailored Suits, $12.98 Silk Jumper Suits, $7.98. Light weight cloth ligh col ored mixtures and plain cloths, including white serge. Prince Chap Coat and Eton models. Swell Jumper models in Al taffeta silks, stripes, checks and plain colorings; extra wide skirts.

Large variety ot Doys mts, Laps, uadet Ulouses and Jr'ants at our famous price of 48c jTBoys' and Girls' Vacation ShoesTl yesterday. Besides these there are 144 happy and satisfied mothers who were there to see the success of the scheme for which they have been working all winter, all justly proud of their when they looked at such an attractive little seashore haven for their 'children; and saw them enjoying the ocean breeze and the big sandy under circumstances far Jrom the one-time day at Coney when a tired crowd, popcorn and peanuts wore the main feature. The principal thing about this "sea Shore tent." which has been the aim of all the mothers' clubs of the Brooklyn kindergarten for so long, is that it isn't a tent at all. It's a house a real wood house, one of the portable kind sent down to the shore from Springfield, and one which will be neatly folded lip and put away at the end of the summer. There are two rooms in this little cottage, good big piazza, and a lawn .200 feet equare around it.

It is situated east of Coney Island, on Sea Breeze directly back of City Park-and next to the Reception Hospital. Franklin and DeKalb avenue cars pass the camp-as it Is to be called and all other lines, both elevated and surface, are near. The ground was sold at a very low price by. a prominent resident of Coney Island, and Is a choice spot for a thing of this, kind. Across the park, which is in front of it, come the breezes right from the ocean, unhindered by any side shows or candy stands, and-with nothing-but'' the 'flowers to absorb some of the coolness on its way from the waves to the lawn.

There ire hammocks for the babies and for the older children, and three tents are near. All the beach in front of the park is theirs, and yesterday there were more little "paddlers" and "diggers," all In a happy crowd together, than there havo been for many a day. Three hundred and ninety-nine children, with the' 144 mothers, made In all 643 people, to be. cared for a good record for the first day. The klndergartners who were present managed everything with system and dispatch that was admirable.

Miss Elizabeth Woodward and Miss M. Aldrlch were in charge, and Miss Fannlcbelle Curtis, the Supervisor of Kindergartens, arid originator of the whole scheme, was present to $10.98 Walking Skirts, $5.98. Skirt sale still going on, and still plenty to choose from; fancy voile, chiffon Panama and imported fancy fabrics; all lengths and regular sizes. Shirtwaist Suits, $198, $3,98, $4,98 $5,98 Lingerie Dresses and Shirtwaist Suits, beautiful models, in sheer dainty lawns and batiste, princess and two-piece styles. Pretty jumper models, white r.r.d colored.

Washable Skirts, $2,98 and $3.98, Pure Irish linen anc crash skirt material, and white English unshrinkable rep. Newest models. $1.98, $2.98 and $3.98. Cool, comfortable, easy fitting Shoes and Oxfords, which will give thoroughly good service in every way. UUNUOLA KID BUTTON 32 Inch Shirting Madras, Dotted Swls.es.

SHOES, broad round toes with tips, good strong extension soles, easy fitting, comfortable and will CORSET COVERS Cambric fancy 15 and 1 ct. Qualities lact wun ana wmiout ribbon run Mercerized Wulstlnps, Nnveltv White Goods. 40 Inch India I.li.ons. 3 Inch Persian Lawns, Yd. wide Cambrics.

Yd. wide Nainsooks, Linen Finish Sultinffs, .17 BOYS' AND GIRLS' BAREFOOT SANDALS, made of tan Russia calf with good stout extension soles and finished with strong strap across instep and ankle. Sizes 6 to 8, 98c; 84 to 11, 12 to 2 $1.48 SMALL BOYS' FIRST HEEL LACE SHOES of box calfskin, broad toes with tips, good stout extension soles. Sizes to 3'2, $1.35 a pair .29. Deaaing trim a back reg.

5,000 Yds: Fast American! give long hard service. Sizes 8i to II, 98c; 12 to 2 BOYS' KNOCKABOUT SHOES FOR VACATION wear, made of strong satin calfskin, broad, comfortable toes with tips, heavy extension soles and low heels. Sizes 13 to 2, 2li to $1.60 COHSET COVERS Nainsook deep yoke of raised emh'y or Inserts CCJ fancy lace and ribbon valuo .79 3' Equal values In finer to NIGHT DRESSES Yoke with strong emb'y cluster tucks rn reg. .79 37 NIGHT DRESSES Muslin and Cambric Lawns, vK4-c. American Lawns, standard make Of fast colors, in black ground, figures .79 with lace, emb ribbon and hemstitching refer.

-8 and $1.25 and dots, also white grounds. 1 Women's $2,50 Tan Oxfords, $1,65 a Pair, In golden brown, tan, vici kid, bluchcr cut Oxfords, shapely round toes with tips, Cuban and military' heels, flexible sewed, medium weight soles cool, comfortable, easy fitting Ties, every pair of which will give splendid vacation Kqual vulues in liner tu tJH. SKIRTS Cambric and Muslin deop lawn llounces with emb'y or laco go and tucks wonderful values at. SKIRTS of Lawn deeD flounce Dainty White Wash Silks, 29c, per-Yd. 27 in.

wide, excellent quality for waists and children's aresses. To ap- of fancy lace, ribbon-run lace beading and bow worth $5.98 3.95 pre.iate the quality compare with the regular 49c. quality. Scotch Wash Flannels extra wide unshrinkable worth .35 and .45. .29 Summer weight Uomets 5' Friday Specials In Buttons Stamped Linens Fancy metal Buttons newest colors nnd combinations trimming sizes worth .19 card of I 5 Large Fancy Buttons Jewelled, Persian, enamelled, 1 and 2 doz.

cards values to .49 13 Stamped Damask Linen Scarfs 17x70 valuo .69 49 Stamped Damask Squares 36x36 hemstitching and openwork value .69 .49 Friday Specials in Laces, Emb's, Handk'fs Embroidery Corset Coverings and Flounclngs 17 Inch valuo .39 and .49 29 Embroidery Remnants Inserts, Edgings and Flounclngs 4t4 to .10 yd. lengths were .19 to .25 yd 15 to .13 Women's All Linen Handk'fs and hemstitch value .10... 7 Point de Farls and Fancy Laces 2 to 5 Inch new catterns or country wear; easily one ot the best Uxtord bargains ot the year. Sizes are y2 to in widths and only. i 7J Equal Values in Finer to $10.98.

DRAWERS Cambric deep ruffle, -yA h. a. hem nnd tucks value .29. DRAWERS Cambric and Muslin wide ruffles of good emb'y and tucks or lace and Insert rQ value .79 DRAWERS Cnmbrlc deep ruffles. help keep things running smoothly ana to see how her plan worked out.

She said than wun live rows jaee ribbon run this morning that she is more pleased with yesterday's showing, with the way the Mothers Clubs and have Remnants of Oilcloth, 10c, 15c, .79 jMExtra Fine Embroideries, 10c. lac-e beading satin bow $1.25 Drawers Equal Values In Finer to I.VM. FINE NAINSOOK COMBINATION Corset Cover and Drawers or Corset Cover and Skirt handsomely trim'd 19c. Per Yard. Loom ends, just the goods for vacation time values up to 25c.

Only about 8,000 yards, only lOc. per yard, $12.50 value Brussel's Rugs, 7x9 for $18.00 value Brussels Rugs, 9x12 for $9.98 1 $25.00 value Axminster-Rugs, Wilton Velvet Rugs, sizes 9x12 ft. for $16.08 .98 ..1.98.. 2.69. 3.98..

7.98 EXTRA SIZE CORSET COVERS value' Savonnerie Body Brussels, Wilton Velvet Carpets for 95c2 rvv- value 8 1 3 linen .19 linen 'Out-Door Sports, Straw Straw Targets with six darts, 98c. Sand Toys Sieve Sets, 25c; Sand Mills, rinitili muslin high neck tight fitting 46 to 62 bust reg. .29. EXTRA SIZE DRAWERS cambric ruffle, hemstitching on and above value .49 EXTRA SIZE NIGHT PRESSES or high neck hemstitching and cluster tucks value .69... EXTRA SIZE CHEMISES Cambric corded band 44 to 52 bust.

Supply Your Wants To-morrow. Wo Close All Puy Saturday. Saturday Is Clerks' Holiday. 25c. Large colored Rubber Balls, 25c.

lenms Kackets, 30c. lennis Balis, 25c. Tennis Nets, 98c. Tennis Poles, 75c. Doll Go-Carts.

75c Combination Mat or Beach Cushion? Made of fine crex matting, 24x26 in, for. 25c. ea .29 .49 .59 Shoo-flys, $1.25. Boys' wood Express Wagons, 98c. Horse Reins, 10c.

Indian Suits 91.4s Bicycles The Phoenix Wheel is up to date, easy riding, strong and 15c. quality printed Madras Cloth, 98c. Cottage Screen, 3 fold, filled figured silkoline 75c ea dtirfihlet has the 19CI7 imnrnvements. ims uic ioc. per yd Bamboo Porch Screens: Bicycle Sundries Push Button Bells, 15c.

Foot Pump, 29c. Ever-ready Bicycle Sundries Push Button 65c. colored cross strip Curtains, I uuiauic; ihijjiuvcii Lamp, $1.98. Wrenches, 19c. 3 in 1 Oil, 15c.

6x8 72c I 10x8 $1.20 10c. Lacing ora, oc. nevenean urc nuiu, 10 8x8 96c I 12x8 l.44i 49c per pr Friday Specials In Millinery White Waists Women's Semi-Ready Hats Chiffon and Braid Combinations awn Tents, $4.98, complete with poles. Lawn JUI neat shapes regularly .98 69 responded to every suggestion. As has been told before, all the, money was raised by these Mothers Clubs connected with all the Brooklyn kindergartens.

It' has come from' 1 subscriptions and dues, and. has -been raised mothers in various other ways. All the returns are 'in and' the treasurer's report foretells a successful summer. The children, with their mothers, began to come yesterday at 10 o'clock from all partB of the city. The Red Hook district.

Greenpolnt. Park Slope, Bedford section, Brownsville all the other corners of the city represented and little Isadore from Maujer street, had just the same kind of a happy, healthy day as young Harold from St. Mark's avenue. No children were admitted unattended by their mothers or some older relative. In boxes, paper 'bags, satchels and tin pails they all brought along their lunches, and when the mothers showed their tickets on their arrival, and registered at the camp, milk tickets were given out for the bhildren.

At 12 o'clock the line bo-gan to form for milk, and until 2 the directors were busy filling up the little cups and glasses of the scores of thirsty youngsters. There were no regular kindergarten games, such as are usually played by these little folks, but the sand, the pebbles and the wavelets were all that were needed to make them as happy as fairies, and a whole summer of days like yesterday makes all the children and mothers who can avail themselves of this camp Join with one young Jimmy, who. with a cucumber in one hand, a sandwich in his mouth and a glass of milk balanced on his knee, shouted in his little shrill voice, "Say, dis is de place!" The camp will be kept open until the schools open again, and soon the red and white pennant wavlne high on the pole over the little green roof, and marked "Kindergarten Mothers Clubs Seashore Camp." will be almost as familiar a sight at Conjv as the Dreamland tower. women Sailors Black and hltc regularly .69 39 Women White Lawn Waists- emb or lace trim'd worth .98. .69 Piano epairini tailored l-lgd Madras or Lawn fronts all over emb'd or lace trim'd in many styles worth $1.49 98 Smartly Tailored Wash Suits Reniernbpr We Do Not Open Saturday.

Supply Tour Wants To-Morrow. Friday Specials in Girls' Wear Babies' Wear Girls' White Lawn Dresses high and Dutch Neck yokes with lace '01- emb'y and tucks 6 to 14 yrs. reg. $2.98 and $3.98 1.98 Friday's Sale. This sale is of supreme importance to every woman who desires correct style with true economy the offering is the culmination of our best efforts, and is unequalled.

New Prince Chap Effects Chappie Collars Novel Plaited Skirts Captivating linene that launders beautifully white champagne supremely stylish, with the inexpressible daintiness and airiness that only the Bedell tailors can bestow. Girls' Washable Dresses Gingham, inaranray and Percale Russian, F'c'y Waist and Dutch Neck styles value $1.75 and $2.00 98 Children's Bathing Suits Navy Blue Flannel white collar braid trim'd 2 to 6 yrs 98 GERMAN SOCIETIES. Babies' Nainsook Slips yoke of Friday Specials in Clpholstery Rugs. Fine Organdy Curtains lace and Inserting 6 Inch ruffle worth $1.49 .98 Fancy Cross Stripe Curtains gray, red. rose and Nile value $2.

25. 1,49 samples of Corded Arabian and Real Lace trim'd Curtains choicest novelty effects 1 '4 to 1 i yd. lengths Sample ends of Curtains that sell by the pair up to $6.00.. ,49 Ruffled Net Kssh Curtaining 30 Inches wide deep ruffle, with Cluny, Point de Paris or other handsome laces worth .4 9 25 Irish Point Vestibule Panels 32x48 large motifs worth .79. .59 Linen Art Taffetas Louis XIV.

designs perfect goods valuo .49 19 Flg'd Art Burlaps Moorish and Oriental figure designs value .19 12 'i Reversible Couch Covers Bagdad and Terslan stripes worth $2. 25... 1.49 Imported Japanese Matting Rugs, 3x6 ft. worth .85 47 Best Wilton Velvet Rugs Oriental nnd floral 36x72 Inch-worth $4.50 2.98 Friday Specials in Window Shades Bath Seats, Sc Onk Bath Seats rubber covered arms worth .75 59 Opaque Window Shades 3x6 ft. assorted colors worth .35 23 Oilcloth Tub Covers for two tubs scalloped edge, colored borders value .39 29 Above are on Third Floor.

Friday Specials in Table Linens--Tfjwellings All Linen Damask full bleached 60 Inches wide 59 ct ,30 All Linen Damasks cream and full bleached 7 Inch 98 ct. value 79 All Linen Towellings for dish or roller extra quality worth .10. 7i All Linen Barnsley Crash suitable nlsr for roller IS incli-r worth .15 12', 4 Friday Specials in Blankets, Spreads, eomffbles Flg'd Silkoline Comfortables full slzo plain backs regularly $1.25.. 89 Crochet Spreads full size Marseilles patterns worth $1.13 79 1-4 size Heavy Summer Blankets white and grav worth $1 49..1.00 10-4 size White Cotton Blankets white, gruv, tan usually .85... .69 A PROMPT DELIVERIES I GOODS BOUGHT FRIDAY i Ml Roods bought Frldav will be delivered Friday or Saturday, according i oui- reifuiar drivers and wagon hoys rcelvlnp holiday during the week to make up for Saturday (which other employes pet).

insures customer receiving goods ppmptly urn per schedule, same ss If our stores were opu, and dt-prlves no employe of a holiday. shlrrings or tucks with lace, emb'v and H. S. value .69 49 piano is an intricate piece of machinery and requires ordinary care and occasional small outlay of money to keep it in propef condition. Our facilities for repairing are vnequaled in Greater New York.

Our workshop is an interesting place to visit -and always open for your inspection. Ourmen have been in our employ for years and are expert piano makers. We make special terms during the, summer months, our charges being the actual cost only. If you are going away this summer, let' us have your piano and put it in thorough order and deliver it when you return in the autumn. We make no charge for storage on pianos left with us for repairs.

The artistic perfection of the Sterling Playerpiano Its gfeat possibilities as a musical instrument; and almost limitless means for entertainment, so far exceed the ordinary piano that .1 it demonstrated is alj that is necessary to capture all lovers of music. Those in the Bedford Section who love to study the marvelous capabilities of 'his remarkable piano, will be given opportunity and convenience at our temporary Branch, 1234 Bedford under the direction of our most competent demonstrators. All are welcome, whether contemplating the purchase of a piano or not. Orders for Tuning, Repairing, Moving or for any other of the many departments of our businrss will be taken and will receive prompt attention. The Sterling Piano co.

518-520 Fulton con Hanover Place, Brooklyn. Close at 12:30 Saturday during July and August. $2 New Linon White Wash Skirts Children's Lawn and Mull Hats double ruffles or shirred brims' tucked or shirred crowns reg. .69 49 Chidi-en's Pique Reefers collars Willi emb'y ruffles and medallions sizes to 3 yrs. value $1.49 98 Friday Specials in Boys' Suits Shirts, Sc.

Washable Russian and Sailor Suits Cliambray, Galatea, Linen, Crash, Duck and Madras 2 to 10 yrs. value $1.50 and $1.75 98 Sailor and Russian Washable Suits excellent assortment of styles and fabrics 3 to 10 vrs. value 1 no The Dramatic Club Ulk. with headquar- ters at Prospect has elected the following officers: Albert Matthes, chief Hermann Haeusler, vice ulk; L. Lue-thers, secretary; Max Koeppe, director; Theodor Schmidt, vice director and Franz Janeck, financial secretary.

The Ulk decided to take an eight-day tflp to Ulster County on September 15. While there the society will visit A. Holzer, who Is a member of the Ulk. The Women's Section of the Brooklyn will have its annual outing to Unger's Hotel, Sixty-fifth street, near Seventh avenue, on Saturday. At a meeting of the Twenty-fourth Company, Deutscher Kriegerbund, N.

the delegates to the Bund reported that at the last meeting of the executive com Skirts that show the master-hand of Bedell designers cut generously full plaits, straps and deep hem perfectly balanced with the high-bred poise seen in the more expensive dress skirts. No Alterations. None C. 0. D.

Sale at All Stores, 14th Street ySEW YORK. 460x462Fulton Street Wnshable Knee Trousers and Bloomers sl7.es to 10 yrs. I value .39 and .49 25 I Boys' All Wool Suits Cheviots, Wool Crashes, Homespuns and Casslmeres I 6 to 16 yrs. value $4.00 2.93' Boys' Knee Pants-MIxed Cheviots, Tweeds and Corduroys patent waist bands 4 to 15 yrs I value .49 29 Percale, Cheviot and Madras Blouses light and medium colors 4 to 13 yrs. value .35 25 I Madras and Percale laundered and unlaundered white or fancy 7 to 16 yrs 49 1 mittee, Richard Vaillant, sergeant of the Twenty-fourth Company, was elected sec- i ond vice president of the Bund.

Joseph Noeth was proposed as a new member, The company decided to hold Its annual picnic on August 11 at Laibacher's Flor- Ida Park, Glendale. BROOKLYN 6(5to651 Broad Street flEWACK. Singers to succeed R. to the United Buettner. Bathing Suits Gray or Blue, wun rommnauon stripes Boys', 2 Men's, 3 I to 44 Value .69 Crystal domino The Veterans of the German Army will buy for their third anniversary, which will be celebrated the last Sunday In September, two flags.

One is to bo the THIRTEEN CLUB AT BRIGHTON. Saturday night, at 6:13, the Thirteen XO MAIL OR TELEPHONE ORDERS. society flag, with the German colors and club will meet at the Hotel Brighton for bearing the name of the society, while thei. anouaI women's dinner by the se. the other will be the American flag.

NASSAU FIKEMEN TO DINE. DENTISTRY. CKi Triumph i'l Sugar Sva and Albert Aspenberger were accepted as new members. The Hannoversche Verein, at Its quarterly meeting at headquarters, corner Atlantic avenue and Court street, accepted Henry Von Au and Henry Meinert as new members. At the rehearsal of the Alder Maenner-chor, on Tuesday night, at Buffalo Hall, Buffalo avenue and Fulton street.

Earl Landgraf was accepted as a new member. The members of German Hospital Society will visit the Plattdeutsche Volks-fest on July 30. The Deutscher Schuetzenbund, Long Island, which has a capital of $2,954.55, has elected these officers: E. Waurich, president; Frans Marquardt, vice, president; Jakob' Albert, financial secretary; L. Fischer, recording secretary; H.

von Kaysser, treasurer; John' Herterer, at Dr.L. J.Hoyt, Dentist 4BS FH.TOS ST, NEAR JAY. Beautiful artificial teeth. If. H.

110 a sst; xlractlng Included. Teeth extracted without A farewell party was given last nignt at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Ferdinand liarrsen, 398 Seventh street. In honor of their daughter, Meta, who leaves to-day for Mexico City, where she will spend her vacation at the home of hc.

brother, Harro Harsen, who is geneal manager of the electric street railway system there. Miss Harrsen is a pupil at the Mjual Training High School. A large number of friends were present at the party last night. The Independent Quartet Club was very successful in its annual outing which was held yesterday at Schilling's Atlas Pavilion and Hotel, Rockaway Beach. Several hundred people attended.

Delegations of several societies and many prominent business men were present and were greeted by Nic Kraft, the president of the society. The Independents rendered several songs under the direction of Ernst Scharpf. Prize bowling and many other attractions were provided by the entertainment committee, of which Fred Wendler is chairman. The Hessicher Saengerbund at Its semi annual meeting last night, at 241 Floyd street, elected, with one or two exceptions, the officers nominated on Sunday afternoon-. The society has a member Annual Banquet to Be Served Mineola in October Next.

(Special to the Eagle.) Mineola. L. July 11 A meeting At the meeting of Diogenes Lodge, I. O. O.

held on Monday night at Druid Hall. Knickerbocker avenue and Stockholm street, the following officers were elected: John Wolf, obermeister; Will Saucracker, U. M. John Heller, recording secretary; L. Remeschatis, financial secretary; A.

Stoessel, treasurer. of SiA'l 2 IN 8 lb. SEALED BOXES BV AJ.I. FIRST.CLASS GROCER The place Is chosen because the name Hotel Brighton, consists of thirteen letters. Slater's Band will play his latest composition, "The Elk's Reunion March and Two Step." William B.

Green will recite "As Scared as Scared Can Be," written for the occasion by J. R. Abarbanell, and Brian G. Hughes will represent the spirit of Departed Superstitions. A charter will then be conferred on the Chicago Banch of the Thirteen Club.

After this Borough President Coler will act as toastmaster and "Superstition of the Unconventional in Religion and Polities" will bo the subject of remarks by the Rev. Madison C. Peters. D.D.; James F. Morton.

Charles F. Adams and Robert Baker. In addition there will be toajj and recitations. affair. President Ellison has announced that John D.

Cunning of Freepo will be chairman of the committee. KIRMESS NETTED $10,847.25. As the result of the recent klrmess guide; Henry Brendel, trustee Bookbinder, physician. Dr- Jakob giyCn at Far Rockaway, In aid of the building fund of the new parish house the Nassau County Volunteer Fireman's Association was held here last evening, to settle matters In connection wit- the recent annual parade hnd tournament held at Lynhrnnk. The reports of officers and various committees showed that the event was boih pleasant and profitable.

President J. Huyler Ellison and hit co-Ubnrrrs were congratulated on the result of ihoir efforts. It w.is decided to hold -con aintial dinner of the assoeia-' 1 -e (1. tin- r. a-- HEBREW SANITARIUM AIDED.

For the benefit of the Sanitarium for Hebrew Children at Korkavvay Park a fair and lawn party were givnn yesterday afternoon and evening on the lawn surrounding the residence of Mr. and Mrs. Louis Sarhs, in Straiion avenue. Arvern The Mis.ies Sarhs, by a numbv of voun? iromn fr icre tenlame at 'lv 1 'i 1 a TO LOAD FOB AUSTRALIA. The Bucknall Line steamship I.aneton Grange arrived this morning at Norton Son's pier.

Bush's stores, from Liverpool. She will load here lor Fromantle, Adelaide, Melbourne. and She 13 svhidulcd to sail on The Concordia S. B. has received the and gymnasium of St.

Mary. Star of the resignation of President It. Schaller, tut Sea Church, the sum of J10.847.25 was the resignation was not accepted. In realized. This will be the nucleus of the place of Librarian A.

Mucnch. who also fund, and it Is proposed to commence ship of 175, and Its capital at present resigned, Charles Johner was elected: I work on the new building as soon as Amounts to about $300. Hermanu Llnde Charles Louis was elected as delegate the plans have been prepared. i.as rcal.rt.-a fur ih.a n.iiBaiini' 0. atvea to the I.