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sold the 1 1 THE BROOKLYN DAILY EAGLE. NEW YORK, FRIDAY, JUNE 12., 1914. FOUR YOUNG WOMEN GET LAW SHEEPSKINS Fifty-eight Degrees in All Conferred by Brooklyn School of St. Lawrence University. DR.

BOYNTON MAKES ADDRESS. Dr. Gunnison Confers Degrees- F. Donlan Honor Man of Class. The twelfth annual commencement exercises of the Brooklyn Law School of St.

Lawrence were held last night at the Theater. Universitio -eight degrees were conferred, four of the graduates being young women. The address to the graduating class was delivered by the Rev. Dr. Nehemiah Boynton of the Clinton Avenue Congregational Church.

Dr. Boynton struck a very optimistic note in his address and sought to drive home the idea that the graduates were going out into a world which is a great deal better than many people proclaim it. As he expressed it: "You are not Br J. F. DONLAN Winner of First Prize for Best Scholastic Record at Brooklyn Law School.

going out into an evil world that needs to be made good but into a. good world which needs to be made better." The degrees were conferred by Dr. Almon Gunnison, president of St. Lawrence. There were thirty-six candidates for the degree of Bachelor of Laws, twenty-one for Master of Laws, and one for Doctor of Jurisprudence.

James F. Donlan, who is secretary to Third Police Commissioner Godley, was the honor man of the class. He was awarded a medal by Dean William P. Richardson for having made the best scholastic record for his three years. His general average was 95.5 per cent.

Herbert Bauersfeld won the second prize with an average of 93.5. The following received honorable mention: Thomas J. Kinsella, Emanuel Mehl, Arthur H. Rush and Harrison E. Persons.

A large audience crowded the theater and two of the boxes, which were appropriately decorated with electric shields and banners, were occupied by members of the two fraternities of the Law School, Theta Phi and Phi Delta Phi. The gathering was deeply impressed by Dr. Boynton's address. "It 1 is a great day," said he, "when men step into a world to share its fortunes and to minister to its nobler ideals. Especially is there rejoicing when men come with trained minds to do the work of the world upon the higher levels, for from these it may be expected at least that buoyant faith will prove that aspite of all contradiction, this is world to be made better and not a wholly evil world to be made good.

"No man can do much for his world who entertains a meager opinion of his age or regards fault-finding and traducing his generation as real tions to the weal of the body politic. 'To see clearly and to see whole' is a great present day consummation devoutly to be wished regarding our world and our institutions. We have fallen under the temptation of suspicion in our age and it is popular to Ax at least the critic's eye upon all sorts and conditions of men. Even lawyers are sometimes regarded in an unfavorable light and the law itself as a commodity for the benefit of those whose purse is long enough to secure its benefits. If you do not believe in your world, especially your world of law, it is a favorable opportunity for you to revise your fundamental decisions." Dr.

Boynton singled out three qualities which he said the world demanded of successful lawyers--a cheerful, hopeful disposition, a spirit of determination, and a devotion to calling. Ho warned the graduates not to be too particular about having a face like judge or a learned counsellor and he also decried the present tendency of the younger generation to substitute flabbiness for determination. Dr. Boynton also said that nowadays there is a horrible fashion of accentuating all evils. He reminded his audience that a person carrying a muck- You SoftWhiteliands Bylsing Cuticura SoapExclusively And Cuticura Ointment occasionally, They succeed when others fail.

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rake and looking down is bound to find plenty mud. Two of the graduating class delivered student addresses. Howard O. class, about the stumblingWood, president of the post blocks that lie in the path of lawyers just entering the profession. Henry W.

Bender, president of the graduating class, stated a case in favor of government ownership of railroads. The invocation was said by the Rev. Herbert H. Field. A number of musical selections were rendered during the program.

who received the degree of Bachelor of Laws were: Carolyn FitzRandolph Barteau, Herbert Bauersfeld, Henry William Bender, A. Frederick William Boelsen, James Thomas Carroll, Louis Joseph Castellano, John Joseph Delaney, Maurice Elmer John DeYoung, James Francis Donlan, Alphonso Max Dreyer, Choreas Dunn English, Bertha Elizabeth Frank, Paul Peter Getfinger, Henry Gilligan. Julia Veronica Grilli, Louis Jakobson, Edward Manuel Kahn, Thomas Joseph Kinsella, Leon Levine, Leo Linker, Donald Wilson Matheson, Joseph McCabe, Jerome Robert McDoug el. Emanuel Mehl, William Frederisk Nickel, B. S.

Harrison Edgar Persons, A. A Arthur Harris Rush, B. James McKenzie Sinclair, Benjamin F. Steinberg, Andrew Joseph Todaro, Harold Lester Turk, Carl Herbert Vonhof, Benjamin Weinberg. Max Jacob Weinman, Joseph Wilson, George Washington Winans.

The degree of Laws was conferred on the following: Pauline Burstein, William James Catto, Charles Clarke, Herbert Frederick Delventhal, Ward DeSilva, Hyman M. Epstein, Michael Freed, Edward Francis Gordon, Na Nahum Greenberg, Frederick William Gregory, Philip Hersch, Louis Kaplan, Otis Loomis, John George 'Miller, Christopher William Ney, Alexander M. O' Handley, A. Joseph Francis Quinn, William Rakoff, David Louis Silberstein, Charles Oscar Tittle, Myron Wisoff. Howard Orton Wood, A.

received the degree of Doctor of Jurisprudence. Headed by Judge Thomas I. Chatfield, the officials and clerks connected with the United States Court in this borough turned out in force to honor Naturalization Clerk Louis J. Castellano, who was awarded the degree of bachelor of laws. Others who attended from the Federal court were: Miss Lucy C.

Weaver, Clerk Percy G. B. Gilkes, Deputy Clerk James L. O'Neill, Deputy Marshal James Proctor, Assistant United States Attorney Louis R. Bick, Naturalization Clerk John Heim, Bankruptcy Clerk Gerald Bagnall and James Foley, assistants to deputy clerk.

INSISTS ON FULTON SUBWAY Franklin Trade Board Again Declares Is Obsolete. That residents along Fulton street are ready to oppose the third tracking of the Fulton street elevated by the B. R. T. and that nothing short of a subway will appease them, is the gist of two letters which the Franklin Board of Trade will forward to the Brooklyn Rapid Transit Company this week.

The letters were introduced at the regular meeting of the board last night at Fulton street, by the transportation committee which is composed of President E. W. McGuire, Secretary A. Ludlow Perkins and W. H.

Perry, ad they were approved at once. Harry A. Bullock, staff assistant to President Williams, with whom the committee conferred some time ago on the attitude of the B. R. T.

toward a Fulton street subway, will be advised that a canvass of property owners along Fulton street, has disclosed that the majority of them are ready to protest against the proposition of third tracking the "El," and that they stand ready to support their protests with numerous reasons. Among these are that the elevated structure is obsolete, that it is not of sufficient carrying capacity even if it tracked, that it is general nuisance and that it is damaging to property rights. President Williams is invited by the Board of Trade, to enter into an agreement with the city which the Fulton street elevated can, De superseded by a franchise for a subway from the lower end of Fulton street to Jamaica, and to put the money necessary for the proposed third tracking of elevated into the construction of the subway instead. Whether or not the B. R.

T. takes kindly to the agreed upon communications, the board is proposed to go right on with its own plan of building the subway by assessment. Following the regular business, Cornelius M. Sheehan of Aliled Boards of Trade, addressed the members on the details of subway construction. DANCE THIS EVENING.

This evening, at St. Brendan's Hall, East Twelfth street and Avenue a dance will be given to the members of the minstrel troupe who performed on May 27 for the benefit of St. Rosalle's Church, of which the Rev. Locksley A. Appo is rector.

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TWO CRUISES IN 1915 Around the World. Through the PANAMA CANAL From N. Y. by A Cruising Steamers "CINCINNATI," AND Jan. 31 135 EACH DAYS CRUISE $900 and up Including all necessary expenses.

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Y. AUCTION SALES. William H. Smith, Auctioneer will sell on JUNE 24TH. 1914, AT 12:30 P.M., Tourists Going Abroad are invited to make use of The Brooklyn Eagle Free Information Bureaus at 53 Rue Cambon, Paris, and 3 Regent street, London.

Letters sent care of The Eagle will be held and forwarded when requested. American papers on file. TRAVEL PACIFIC COAST SUMMER TOURS Yellowstone, Alaska, Canadian Rockies, Grand Canyon, California, Yosemite Valley, Utah, Colorado June, July and Later May we send you itineraries? RAYMOND WHITCOMB CO. 225 Fifth New York EUROPE five Select Series Tours of ALLROUTES, BEST LEADERSHIP THOS COOK SON 245 Broadwav. New York BERNE EXPOSITION October.

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m12 xm9, 1915 Bermuda $27.60 Tours. Sailing penses, and upward. weekly, All PORTS 1 Madison Av. N. Y.

City. DR. BLAKE'S FUNERAL. Body Taken to Troy, N. for Interment.

The body of the late Dr. James A. Blake, who died on Tuesday at big home, 352 Jefferson avenue, after year's illness, was taken to Troy, N. today, and there interred. Funeral services were held at 4 o'clock yesterday afternoon at his late residence, the Rev.

Dr. S. Parkes Cadman, pastor of the Central Congregational Church, of which Dr. Blake had long been a member, officiating. Relatives and friends of the deceased filled the parlors and many beautiful floral tokens grouped about the casket, attested the popularity of the physician.

Dr. Cadman referred to the fine work Dr. Blake had done for the church and especially in the Sunday school, where he was for many years a tencher. Dr. Blake is survived by a widow, a son, Dr.

James E. Blake, and a daughter, Mrs. Alice Blake Houghtaling. He graduated from the University of Wisconsin, came East, took the study of medicine and graduated from Columbia University, Physicians and Surgeons. He was a specialist in diseases of the ear, nose and throat, and for years was connected with the Manhattan Eye and Ear Hospital.

He was not, however, connected with the Brooklyn Eye and Ear Hospital. Dr. Blake was charter member of the Union League Club, and for time a member of the Invincible Club. GREAT NECK HIGH SCHOOL, Great Neck, L. June 12 The contmencement exercises of the local school will be held on Tuesday evening.

June 23. It in expected that ex-Congressthan Martin W. Littleton of Port Washington will deliver the address to the craduates. The school will close on Friday, June 19. The Regenta examinationa will take pace during week.

The grammar grade will held on Festay evening, 19. Frank Dickerson, the newly elected member of the Reard of Education, will address the pupils. OCEAN STEAMSHIPS. OCEAN STEAMSHIPS. OCEAN STEAMSHIPS.

MAINE STEAMSHIP LINE BY- WATER DIRECT TO PORTLAND -MAINE MOST DELIGHTFUL SHORT SEA TRIP ANYWHERE OCEAN GOING STEEL STEAMSHIPS NORTH STAR and OLD COLONY Satisfying passenger and freight service. TUESDAYS, THURSDAYS, SATURDAYS FROM PIER 19 NORTH RIVER at 5.P.M. A 390 mile trip. on salt water. due Portland following day at 3 P.M.Season EZ 1914 EASTERN STEAMSHIP CORPORATION STEAMBOATS.

STEAMBOATS. NORTH GERMAN LLOYD London--Paris--Bremen 13 Cecilie. June 16 Wilhelm der Gr. June 23 Prinz Friedrich 27 Wilhelm 30 July at 1 A.M. no (I) or (Il) (II) and (111) cabin.

-a Via Plymouth and Boulogne. S-M. Baltimore-Bremen direct. One cabin (11) Wednesdays. THE MEDITERRANEAN Princess 17 Koenig The North German Lloyd landed more passengers, First Cabin, Second Cabin and Steerage in the port of New York during 1913 than any other line, repeating its marvelous record of 1912.

Through rates from Egypt, India New York to FAR EAST and South America via Europe NORWAY-POLAR CRUISES July 4-18-24-Aug. 11. Independent the First class World throughout $620.65 Up, Travelers' Checks Good All Over the World. OELRICHS Gen. Agts.

5. Broadway, N. Y. J. Lebrenkrauss Sons, 359 Fulton J.

H. Scheidt, 931 Broadway Jacob Grau, 204 Broadway Alfred Bern- The helm, 780 B'way, Bklyn Key to Europe BERMUDA Average Summer Temperature in 1913. Authorized by Dept. Bermuda Gov't. Very Low Summer Rates Sailings Weekly--Tickets Interchangeable Twin Serew S.

S. Bermudian 10,518 Tons Displ. Holds speed record, N. Y. Bermuda, 39 hrs.

20 min. Quebec 8. S. A. E.

Outerbridge 29 B'way, Y. Tel. 1760 Rector, S. S. Caribbean Largest steamer in the trade.

The Royal Mail Steam Packet Sanderson Son. Gen. 22 State N. Y. Tel.

2360 Broad. For Booklets apply to above S. S. CoN. or to Thos.

Cook Son. 243 2081 B'way 264 Re 561 5th Raymond Whiteomb, 225 5th or Any Ticket Agent. American Line One Class Cahin Service Atlantic Transnort Line New York- London Direct. Red Star Line via Dover -Antes White Star Line Plymouth. Southampton New York, Queenstown, Liverpool.

N. BostonN. Or Brooklyn Agents. ANCHOR LINE Royal Mail Twin-Screw Steamships. From Pier 64, N.

R. (ft W. NO), N. GLASGOW M. Via LONDONDERRY 13, 27, noon California.

June 20. noon 4, noon First Cabin, $75. Second Third Cabin, Cabin, 550 and Upward. $32.50. HENDERSON BROTHERS, 21-24 State N.

or W. Taylor, 69 Court wt; J. C. Henderson Sons, 459 Gold st: Jacob Grau, Bernheim, Obermeyer 483 5th av: V. H.

Jacobson, 226 Flatbush av. Brooklyn. ITALIAN LINES GENERALE ITALIANA. VELOCE (Past Italian Line). SITALIA Hocleta di Navigazione a Vapore, To Naples and Genoa Direct.

JUNE 1:. 11 A.M. 24 Verona July 4 15 New large twin-screw Steamers, nt1 ontside rooms Hartfield, Solari 24 Whitehall N. Y. MERICAN Sailings Generally Sat.

or Wed. Phelps Bros. 00.. 17 Battery Place. Summer Write Tours on Lake and River.

for descriptive booklets. Canada Steamship Lines Limited, Montreal CUNARD Established 1840. Liverpool Service Quickest Ronte Via Fishgoard for PARIS, BERLIN, VIENNA Fastest Steamers in the World Mauretania Lusitania REGULAR SAILINGS FOR Queenstown, Fishguard, Liverpool, by S. S. Caronia, Carmania, Franconia, Laconia THE NEW.

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WEST INDIES and days, Canal, 885.50. 11 to 29 Halifax, N. S. and cruise, St. $60.

John's, Reg. N. F. 12 Saturday day sailings. What We Do! Procure Passports, Exchange Foreign Money, Insure Baggage and Issue Personal Accident Tickets, Letters of Credit and Travelers Cheques.

Safe Deposit Boxes to Rent at a nominal cost. J. LEHRENKRAUSS SONS Established 359 Fulton Brooklyn, N. Y. FRENCH Cindeala DIRECT LINE TO HAVRE-PARIS (France) Departures troin N.

Y. Wednesday. 40 A.M. Pier 57 North River, tt. West 16th No Provence.

June 171 8 )June July 15 Provence. July 22 acrew Sirs. Screw HErs SPECIAL SATURDAY SAILING, 3 P.M. Crie Ciass Cabin 3d Class Pas'rs only June June 20 GENERAL AGENCY, 19 state st, N. I.

7. Lehrenkrauss BoRa, 859 Fulton st. LAMPORT HOLT LIES RID THE DE CITY BEAUTIFUL IRO BARIA, SANTOS, MONTEVIDEO, AND BUENOS AYRES. New and Fast (12,500 ton) Passenger Steamers from New York every alternate Saturday, BUSK DANIELS, Gen. 8 Broadway, N.

Y. HOLLAND AMERICA LINE DUN -PARIS -ROTTERDAM. -screw Sailings, TUESDAY, 1 A.M. 16 30 Boulogne, mouth and Boulogne. 21-24 State N.

or Lehrenkrause Sons, 869 Fulton Jacob Grau, 203 WAY, E. J. C. Henderson Son. Fulton 614 Gold Alfred Bernheim, way, Brooklyn.

NEW YORK PORTO RICO S. S. co. Weekly Passenger Service to San Juan. BRAZOS 13 PORTO RICO COAMO 20 LINE.

27 BRAZOS 4 Sailings from Pier 35, Brooklyn, near HamIlton Ferry, at 12 noon. Main office, 11 B'way, N. Y. Branch Ticket office, 290 B' way. Also J.

Lehrenkrauss Sons, 350 Fulton Brooklyn. 1 ROUTES FABRE LINES TO THE RIVIERA Azores, Tiebon, Barcelona and Marseilles and to Allers, Naples, Nice, Marseilles. JAB. W. ELWELL G.A..

17 State N. I. 19-te The Royal Mall Stenm Packet 0e. Regular sailings to all West Indies ports. SANDERSON A SON.

Get. 22 State st, oF ans Steamship Ticket Agent. COASTWISE STEAMSHIPS. OLD DOMINION LINE To all Points South and West. Every Weekday at 3 P.M., Pier 25, N.

R. Tel. 3900 Franklin. STEAMBOATS. RAY STATE 5260 Worcester 82.50: Providence Direct $1.50.

STATEROOMS, 81.00. 81.50 and $2.00. Daily, Including Sunday, 0130 P.M. From Pier 19, E. Phone 2700 Beckman.

City Ticket Office, 200 Broadway, N. Y. Uptown Ticket Office, B'way and 23d St. RED BANK LINE for Highlands, Oceante, Locust Point, Fair Haven and fled Bank. Week days, Ive, Franklin st.

Pier 24, 8:30 a.m., 2:30 p.m.; Battery 8:55 a.m. 2:55 p.to, Sundays, Franklin st 8:30, Battery 8:55 Trolleys, All landings. Itound Trip 00c. 181 4 5 SUNDAY TRIP DE LUXE Thru the Highlands--Up the Hudson BERKSHIRE' Largest and Most Luxurious Steamship in the World will make a special trip, leaving Pler 32, N. foot Canal Street, 10:00 A.

West 132d Street Pler, 10:45 A. returning at 6:30 P. M. Round trip Dining 'Phone-day or night-9400 Spring. Orchestral service Concerts.

la carte. HUDSON NAVIGATION CO. There's a Comfortable Way to Spend the Day ---Sunday Away from the sweltering heat of the City's Streetsout on the cool Hudson, where there's music and good things to eat. Take the "Trojan" up the Hudson, Newburgh, Poughkeepste, King ton Point, 'Albanu. Troy.

Round trip fare $1.00 to Poughkeepsie and return. Pler 32, N. ft. Canal St. 8:45 A.

M. West 132d St. Pier, 9:30 A.M. Yonkers 10:00 A. M.

Regular steamers every night, 6:00 P. M. People's and Citizens' Lines Phong night or daySpring 9400. HUDSON NAVIGATION co. HUDSON RIVER DAY LINE 6:10 p.m.

Str. "Mary Powell" Afternoon boat for West Point, Newburgh, Poughkeepste, Kingston and way landings, leaves Desbrosses 1:45 P.M.: w. 42d 2 P.M.: W. 129th 2:20 P.M. Daily except Sunday, Ideal outing to West Point, returning by boat or by rail, $1.10.

(ALBANY DAY LINE) A11 steamers daily except Sunday. Direct rail connections. Music. Restaurant. Desbrosses 8:40 A.M.; W.

42d 9 A.M.: W. 129th 9:20 A.M.; Yonkers, 9:45 A.M., landing at West Point, Newburgh, Poughkeepsie, Kingston Point, Catskill, Hudson and Albany. All through rail tickets between New York and Albany accepted. Brooklyn to Hudson River Day Line direct. One fare, Transfer at Fulton st and Flatbush ave.

On Saturdays, June 13 and 20, Str. Albany to West Point, Newburgh and leaving W. 420 10; W. 129th Yonkers, 10:50 a.m. On return leave Poughkeepale, Newburgh, 5:25, and West Point, Up the Hudson ROUND SUNDAY'1 TRIP 150 MILES OF DAYLIGHT TWILIGHT TRAVEL ON PALATIAL, STEAMER "BENJ.

B. ODELL" TO POUGHKEEPSIE Bring your lunch basket if you wish, but It is unnecessary: there in fine restaurant and lunch room aboard; also good music. 9 A.M. from foot of Franklin 9:30 A.M. from foot of West 129th St.

CENTRAL HUDSON LINE Publie Be Pleased." COLONIAL LINE Vin Rail Bent $2.75 PROVIDENCE! $1.75 at 5:30 P.M.. from Pier 39, N. foot West Houston St. Berths free. All Outside Rooms, Wireless office, B'way Tel.

Spring 9421. Brooklyn Offices: Henderson's, Gold st, Lehrenkrauss Sons, 350 Fulton st; Bernheim, 780 Broadway; McKinney's Flatbush Express, Snyder av. HARTFORD LINE From New Pier 20, East River, foot of Peck Blip, dally except Sunday, at 5. p.m. for tieut River landings.

Write for Bummer folder. CATSKILL LINES EVENING Lye. Pler 43, N.It., ft. Christopher N. dly, except 6:00 P.M.

Phone 1098 Spring SUNDAY TO NEW HAVEN Steamer RICHARD PECK leaves Pler 28, E. 9:30 A.M.; foot East 22d 10:00 A.M.; due New Haven 2:30 P.M. Return, due N. Y. 9:00 P.M.

Two hours in New Haven. Music. Refreshments. Tickets, $1.00. Children, 50 cents.

UP THE HUDSON Steamer CITY OF LOWELL- leaves Pier 40, N. ft. Houston 10:00 A.M., for sie. Hudson River trip as far as PoughkeepNo landing. Return, due N.

Y. 6 P.M. Music. Refreshments. Tickets, 50 cents children, 25 cents.

These excursions under management of FALL RIVER LINE sale Tickets, at sales limited to half the capacity, on Piers only on day of excursion. Sunday on the Hudson The comfortable way to spend the day. Steamer "Trojan" leaves Pier 32, N. foot Canal 8:45 A.M.: West 132d st. pler, 9:30 A.M.: Yonkers, 10:00 A.M., for Newburgh, Poughkeepsie, Kingston Point, Albany and Troy, connecting at Newburgh or Poughkeepsie with return steamer.

Steamer "Adirondack" leaves Pier 32, N. 10:00 A.M.: West 132d 10:45 A. Yonkers, 11:30 A.M., for Newburgh and Poughkeepsie and return. Poughkeepsie and return, $1.00. Orchestra.

Dining service a la carte. DAYLIGHT AND SEARCHLIGHT. To Albany by daylight, return by searchlight, arriving in New York Monday morning. Regular steamer every night at 6:00 o'clock Phone, night, Spring 9400, HUDSON NAVIGATION COMPANY. Str.

GRAND REPUBLIC SUNDAY, JUNE 14. TO NEWBURGH AND RETURN Stopping at HIGHLAND FALLS Both Ways FARE ROUND TRIP 50 CTS. Leave Pler 1, N. N. West 3,590.

Yonkers, 11:00 A.M. Licensed ca1290 and paelty bar Tickets limited to 2,500. Restaurant under management. Tel. 872 Rector 11-8 "Hudson River by Searchlight" MANHATTAN LINE $1.00 TO ALBANY THROUGH TICKETS AND GAGE CHECKED TO ALL POINTS Dining Service a in Carte.

Steamers leave daily, Pier 39, North River, foot West Houston 6:30 P. West 129th 6 P. M. Tel. 9226 Spring.

Sight-Seeing Yachts Battery Pier, 10:30, 2:30. Tel. Broad To See the Ocean. Daily, 1:30. Ret.

SAUGERTIES BOATS Leave from foot of Christopher daily except Sunday, at 6:30 p.m. Sunday School Workers Hold Strawberry Festival. An entertainment and strawberry festival was held at the Fort Hamilton Presbyterian Church, Ninety-fourth street near Fourth avenue, last evening. It was given under auspices of the Sunday School, as the school's part of the social work for the year Miss Anna Ring sang several soprano solos and two little boys, Arthur, and Allen Smith, sang and recited, much to the delight of the audience. Old-fasttoned games were played by young and old and thoroughly enjoyable evening was spent.

Ice cream, cake and strawberries were served later. The committee to which the success of the evening was due comprised: Mrs. Clarke, Mr. Sley, Miss Anna Ring, Mr. Taylor, Mrs.

Smith, May Bischoft, Miss Bullack, Miss Maude Smith, Ma Michelson..