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THE MIAMI HERALD SUNDAY FEBRUARY 3 1918 PAGE THREE BONWIT TELLER CO Oh Speciality SJiop cf Origination Paris Philadelphia 127 Twelfth Street OPPOSITE ROYAL PALM PARK Miami Florida J- ings of Mrs Carr with her daughter Mrs Gratigny and granddaughters Mrs Bouldin and Mrs Mann making 3 generations on our roll of members Now we not only feel our own loss of an honored member but we deeply sympathize with three of our beloved members to whom she belonged by the sacred ties of motherhood Thus the death of this member seems to come even more closely to this chapter than those who have been called before live in hearts we leave behind is not to Today we know that her influence remains with our chapter manifested through those daughters she has left behind to live and work with us I move that her name be placed in loving memory on our page of members who have passed to life eternal and that this expression of our sorrow be accepted and spread upon our chapter records and a copy sent to Mrs family (Signed) Mrs Frissell February 2 1918 HOTEL HALCYON MUSIC THIS EVENING Commencing at 8 the music at Hotel Halcyon tonight will be as follows: Adagio cantabile from minor sonata Richard Strauss Overture Intermezzo Maurice Telma Mezzo Soprano Solo (a) Bach-Gounod (b) Years at the Mrs II A Beach Miss Leanor Pendas (Violin obligato by Mr Pollock) Rachmaninoff Serenade Zame-cnik Selection Leoncavallo Spangled Under direction of Edwin White local A assisting in organizing the auxiliary Mrs Chaille was chosen temporary -chairman Mrs- James Jackson was made president of the auxiliary There will also be two vice-presidents from each chur(fli in the city including the 'Catholic and Jewish churches The auxiliary will meet Monday night at the club for the purpose of appointing committees and later will make a campaign for members The qualifications will be the payment of annual dues of $100 which wdll be used for furnishing the banquet hall with silver linen and china The auxiliary will aid the A in its work particularly in the social part of the work and will have charge of all its banquets and formal entertainments It will have charge of the splendid banquet hall on the second floor of the A Unusual Dress For omen and Misses FRIDAY NIGHT MEETING OF ST GUILD St Guild met Friday evening at 7:30 Owing to the installing of the new pipe organ they could not use the Guild room and gladly accepted Mrs kind n-vitation to meet at the rectory They gathered around the table in the living room and were busy until quite a late hour getting their many business affairs in shape not' forgetting to keep their fingers busy with the work of the bazaar The Guild were delighted to welcome two new members Miss Emmaline Lowe and Mrs Hed-ley This Guild has a membership of about thirty and there are only about five who have not responded with a donation to the bazaar and we still have ten days in which to hear from them St Guild feels proud of their members and the collection of pretty things which are also useful they have made and had donated and want their many friends to remember and visit them pier 11 and 12 when they will take part in the annual meeting Fri-day the 8th as the Guild will attend the minstrels Those present were Mrs Hedley Miss Emmaline Lowe Miss Mary Byne Miss Marjorie Sulzner Mrs A Lubig Mrs Fred DeLaney Mrs A Mrs Chas Numro Miss Marion Hazlett Mrs Cass Dr Hazlett Mrs Fred Hand Miss Rich Mrs Hull Fashions for every occasion of the unusual Bonwit Teller Co distinctiveness and originality Suits Motor Coats Evening Wraps Day Frocks Evening Gowns Outing Skirts Sport Hats Sweaters Sport Apparel Bathing Apparel accessories SPECIAL SALE TOTAH SHOP Importer of highest quality Filets and Embroidered Dress Patterns also Table Linens Inspection Invited Exhibit at 18 Elser Pier Mrs Fraser Formerly with Beauty Shoppe 21214 12th SL Over With the 15 years of London and New York experience has removed to 305 13th St Paramount Bldg Will also call at residences at convenience Oscar Maynard Jeweler and Manufacturing Optician 313 Twelfth Street We replace your broken glasses' the same day we receive them CLEANING and DYEING OF THE 6ETTR KIND AMERICAN DRY CLEANING CO 534 12TH ST- THOMAS SCHRODER SWEDISH MASSEUR Massage and Swedish Movement Treatment on Recommendation at Residences and Hotels 223 13th Bt- Telephone UO-X3 FIELD DAY AT STATE PARK A special rate on the bus for the round trip has been arranged for women who will go to Royal Palm state park Monday to attend the field day exercises of the Cocoanut Grove Audubon Society Tho3e who expect to go should be at the Biscayne drug store at half-past seven Monday morning where two busses will be waiting EDGEWATER BIBLE i CLASS MEETING 1 The Edgewater Bible class will meet Tuesday afternoon at 3 with Mrs Larsen at the corner of Gardner and Colorado streets Mrs Daniel Campbell leader LEAGUE DANCING CLASS TOMORROW NIGHT The Business League dancing class will meet tomorrow night at the League house on Eleventh street at half past seven EQUAL SUFFRAGE LEAGUE WILL MEET TOMORROW The Equal Suffrage league will meet in regular session at 2 tomorrow in the assembly room of the club Mrs Havens will give her parliamentary and a talk on political science The Esmeralda Cafe comer Seventh and Boulevard will serve a turkey or chicken dinner today with necessary trimmings For dessert strawberry shortcake or vanilla ice cream All for $100 12 to 8 Music at 6 Adv Personal Mention Mrs Leila Bumwell of Springfield Mass arrived in Miamj Wednesday for several visit -with Mrs Frederick Martyn of 1021 Tenth street Mrs Bumwell has just come from the frozen north and expressed herself as being delighted with the climate seems too good to be Mrs Katherine Dungan of Pittsburg will sing by request at the Bible class in Royal Palm park at 9:30 this morning Mr and Mrs Will Newsome arrived in the city and will spend the balance of the season Mr Newsome is much improved in health The many friends of Murray Cleare will be glad to learn of his return home yesterday morning Mr Cleare is just out of the Mercy hospital in Baltimore Md He will remain here until able to resume his position with the auditing department at Curtis Bay Md Mr and Mrs Charles Townand of Wyoming Pa have arrived in Miami for the remainder of the winter and are visiting Mr and Mrs Warren Williams of Southside Miss Areta Baker of Scranton Pa has arrived in Miami and will be the guest of Mr and Mrs Guthrey 205 Fifth street the remainder of the season Miss Baker who spent the year 1913-14 in Miami is a for the Magic City and succeeded in bringing to one of the hotels quite a party of visitors who are seeing Florida for the first time and who left their snow-clad homes with intention of wintering at Daytona She expects to have her parents join her before another winter to make their permanent home in the City of Sunshine in which she has noted so many improvements in the three years which have elapsed since her former residence here Miss Mamie Golden of Rochester New York who has been spending a well-earned vacation of a month with her aunt Mrs George McGuire of Point View and who has been most royally entertained by members of the I and the three young sons and daughters reluctantly terminated her visit to Miami on Thursday last once more to resume her duties with the Brown Canning company in Rochester with which firm she holds a responsible position Mr and Mrs James JI Whitmore of Boston are spending the winter In Miami and have apartments for the season at the Johnson apartments They have traveled much and are enjoying the delightful weather in Miami Mrs Whitmore is the author of a delightful volume of verses some of them inspired by incidents and scenes of former visits to Florida Mrs Catherine Dungan will sing this morning at the Bible Class at Royal Palm park Mrs Dungan who is spending the winter in Miami at the Johnson apartments sang last week at the Club and delighted her audience Mr and Mrs Danielson of La moni Iowa are visiting in Miami and staying at the Riverside apartments Mr Danielson is a manufacturer of Ford automobile parte SPECIAL MUSIC TODAY AT THE BAPTIST CHURCH The following special music will be given in the First Baptist church today: Morning Service 11 a Te Deum in Spencer Mr Charles Blackburn Mr Hill and Chorus Offertory Solo With Holden Mr Charles Blackburn Evening Service 7:30 Male Chorus Worden Quartette Gorden Messrs Hill Hughes Bebinger and Keene Soprano Solo Come to Carr Roma Mr Frank Keene Mr John Burdine organist Webb HOI director GRILL PARTIES AT THE ROYAL PALM Miss Marjorie' Sentor Mr Claude Pullen Miss Caroline Leach Mr Ros-coe Anthony and Miss Eva Yarbrough comprised Mr Harry party last night at the Royal Palm grill Others entertaining with grill parties at the Royal Palm were Mrs Whipple Mr Frederick Rand Miss Stem Mr Hookie Mr Mahaney Mr Hickson Mr Dixon Mrs Rumsey Mr Mangus Mr Hans-berger Dr Feltger Mr Muller Mr Pierce Mrs Speckerman Mr Daugherty and Mr Walter Morrow CONSERVATION DISHES FOR DADE COUNTY Conservation dishes for Dade county demonstrated by Miss Lucy Cushman include the following: Peanut Loaf: 1 cup chopped peanuts 1 cup boiled rice cup bread crumbs 1 egg to mix 2 tablespoons minced onion Mix the above ingredients with the beaten egg bake and baste with drippings and water Any left over potatoes or cereal may be substituted for rice Serve with tomato or green pepper sauce using cream sauce for the foundation Baked Cowpeas and Cheese: 1 tablespoon fat 1 tablespoon finely chopped onion 1 tablespoon chopped green pepper 2 cups cooked cowpeas cup grated cheese Put the peas through a meat chopper or sieve and mix with the cheese Cook the onion and pepper in fat being careful not to brow it and add to peas and cheese Baste with fat and water bake and serve hot or cold as a substitute for meat Cheese Patties: 1 egg 1 cup fine bread crumbs 1 cup grated cheese teaspoon salt and pepper Beat egg white very stiff and stir the crumbs cheese and seasonings Shape into balls roll in beaten egg yolk and crumbs and brown in drippings Arrange in a pile on platter and dust with grated cheese MEETING OF EVERGLADES CHAPTER A At a called meeting of the Board of Management of the Everglades chapter A which met at Mrs yesterday resolutions of sympathy were passed on the announcement of the death of one of the members Mrs Amanda Crozier Carr mother of Mrs Gratigny and grandmother of Mrs Bouldin and Mrs Mann wrho are also members of the Everglades chapter Other business transacted was the selecting of the names of the French orphans to be adopted by the chapter A girl and boy the name of the girl selected is Suzanne Chedeville and the boy whose name is Maueice Guignard are to be cared for by the chapter They voted to present two flags to the Highland Park school also for a day when the chapter are to meet for an all day work at the Red Cross roms the day to be decided later The chapter is to order one thousand Red Cross thimbles to be sold by the chapter ladies the proceds to be given to the Red Cross The regent announced that Man Without a was to be shown at the Paramount theater under the auspices of the A the proceeds to be devoted to war relief work The annual patriotic memorial to commemorate birthday are to be held February 24 The chapter also voted for the regent to extend an invitation to the State A conference to meet with the Everglades chapter next year at their annual meeting The resolutions of sympathy on the death of Mrs Carr are as follows: one hears the door that opens When they pass beyond our call Soft as loosened leaves of roses One by one our loved ones The passing away of Mrs Amanda Crozier Carr February 1 1918 brings to the Everglades chapter a special feeling of loss and sadness As a chapter we have taken pride in mentioning Mrs Carr as one of the two real granddaughters among our members and we have often been inter- ested in the presence at our meet-j MERCY WARREN CHAPTER MEETING YESTERDAY Mercy Warren Chapter A met yesterday at the home of Mrs Joseph Cheatham with a good attendance of children and Mrs George Romfh Mrs George Reid Mrs Everest George Sewell Mrs McIntyre Mrs Grace Manlove and Miss Grace Jarrett present The meeting was opened with the singing of followed by the Prayer and the salute to the flag' Committee reports and other business preceded the program which was as follows: Reading Stockings or Scales Shirley Ball Reading Knitting Song Virginia Romfh Reading Old Flag Joe Cheatham Two new members Catherine and Nell Hendrix-were received into the chapter The chapter voted to make a gift to the Red Cross and named a committee composed of Gertrude Thompson Antoinette Winfield and Joe Cheatham to ascertain what article is needed and to purchase it for the chapter After the program games were played and refreshments were served INSTRUCTION GIVEN AT RED CROSS ROOMS At the Red Cross work rooms Mrs James Gilman chairman of surgical dressings Mrs Moore and Mrs Perky gave instructions to the class in the making of four by four compresses yesterday between the hours of two and five It is rather surprising to note that very few local women are interested in this important branch of Red Cross work and it was left largely to visiting women yesterday Six hundred and sixty compresses were finished and wrapped ready for shipping 'Mrs Gilman and Mrs Adams will instruct the class Monday Mrs Perky and Miss Gladys Worden on Tuesday Mrs Shumaker and Mrs James Nugent Wednesday Mrs Hattersley and Mrs Morse Thursday Mrs Moore and Miss Elizabeth Frost on Friday and Mrs Perky and Mrs Gilman Saturday Among those who made dressings yesterday were Mrs McTanner Mrs Stephen Ramsay Mrs Evans Mrs Ella Fisk Miss Marie McKee Mrs John Bonner Mrs Melvin Staples Miss Catherine Northcutt Mrs Lockerby Mrs William Hickson Mrs Wilson Mrs Perky Mrs Moore Mrs Frank Morse Mrs Hattersley Mrs A Pratt Mrs James Gilman At the Royal Palm auxiliary the work is going on with increasing enthusiasm women working three mornings each week and making many dressings CURRENT EVENTS CLUB DISCUSSES CONGRESS BILL Mrs George Cook made an interesting talk on the advantages of the proposed change to daylight time embodied in the bill before congress at the meeting of the Current Events Club yesterday Mrs Ward talked again on Russia It was decided at this meeting to take up the study of conditions along the western front instead of continuing the Russian studies exclusively Mrs John Corleu will have a paper on this topic next week Come to the Esmeralda Cafe corner Seventh and Boulevard today and get a turkey or chicken dinner with necessary trimmings For dessert strawberry shortcake or vanilla ice cream All for $100 12 to 8 Music at 6 Adv To Purlers in The Park Blessings on thee little girl! learned to knit learned to purl! The hours you spend upon each sock Are as a string of purls learned to knit and not to knock Like countless other girls You start the dam thing at the top Around the leg you reel And then in somewhat jagged way You slip around the heel The foot! The foot! Here comes the shape somewhat quaint I know: And then for little me! lord! tipped the Blessings on thee little girl! learned to knit learned to purl! in Palm Beach Post HOTEL URMEY MUSIC TONIGHT Program by the Hotel Urmey orchestra Sunday February 3 8 Overture Zampa Herold Intermezzo Naila Delibes Soprano solo Rogers Miss Laura Mimeth Excerpts from the works of Mo-skowski Suite Friml I Mignonnette II Chant sans Paroles III La Danse des Demoiselles IV Egpytian Dance Soprano solo Tosti Miss Laura Memeth Scenes from Rigoletto Verdi Star Spangled Director Elmer Kaufmann PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH MUSIC TODAY Music at Presbyterian church today: Morning: Prelude Fratival Prelude on Ein Fost Berg Faulkes Offertory Meditation (from Thias) Massenet Anthem Are Those That Are Arrayed in White Stainer Postlude Finale Lemmons Evening: Prelude Evensing Martin Anthem Ye Abide in Mrs Nisbet and choir Offertory Meditation Spinney Sweetly Solomn Ambrose Miss Kyrle Poone Male quartette Selected by Pastor Postlude Marche Solonelle Lmaigre TRINITY METHODIST MUSIC TODAY The music at Trinity church today: Morning: Oragn Prelude Hymn 147 Soprano solo a Johnson Mrs Stanley Bullock Evening: Organ Prelude Anthem Saviour Borch Mrs Harris and choir Tenor solo Come to Roma Mr John Rollins CHRISTIAN CHURCH MUSICAL NUMBERS The following musical numbers will be heard at the Christian church today: Morning: Prelude Wallace Offertory Confession Thome Trio Our John Abbott Miss Nell Edmonds Miss Elizabeth Mix and Mrs I Adams Postlude Marche Assyrienne Paul Wachs Evening: Prelude Gondellied Scharwenka Offertory Aragonaise Massenet Postlude Marche Schubert MUSIC TODAY AT TRINITY EPISCOPAL CHURCH Morning: Holy Communion Processional Forward Christian Edwards Kyrie Elusion Tuckerman Gloria Yibi Garrett Sursum Corda Ely Service Book Sanctus Ely Service Book Gloria in Exceslis Old Chant Nunc Dimittis Gregorian Offertory Selected Choir Recessional Eternal Morley Evening: Processional Him With Many Crowns Elvey Magnificat Simper Nunc Dimittis Simper Offertory ISelected Choir Recessional Saviour Precious A Mann AUXILIARY OF THE A The auxiliary of the A was formed yesterday at a meeting held at the club Mr Frost secretary of the I OftT DALLAS Avenue at 13S St TICKET SALES FOR MINSTRELS Indications That Trinity Young Club Will Have To Give a Repeat Performance From the enthusiastic advance sale of tickets for the minstrel to be given at the Central school auditorium by the Young club of Trinity parish it seems necessary that in addition to the performance given on February 8 another will have to be given on the following night While! this has not been definitely decided' upon by the committee in charge of the show very nearly all the seats in the house for the performance of the 8th of February have been reserved Therefore all those who have purchased their tickets from individuals had best have them reserved at Twelfth street drug store immediately A definite announcement will be made later The program is now well in hand under Hie direction of A Munier musical director and Powers who has charge of the court room scene and end men In addition to a chorus of about thirty the foliowring will act as end men: Powers Benj Field McLean Thomas Wolf Charles Dillon and Finlay Mr Talley will be interlocutor Besides numerous new and local jokes given by the end men and popular songs by the chorus the following wrill sing solos: Yeadaker Roger Dan iels A Beldner Chas Dillon Wolf Powers Immediately following the minstrel there will be an olio This will start with an Indian club act by Mr Mc-Cumber followed by a solo by Mr Phelps Hopkins Messrs Dillon and Williams will then give an instrumental comedy Mr Benj Gill Scotch song in costumes some of that Harry Lauder stuff The next scene will be a municipal court room scene at which a full docket is made up of a number of Miamians brought to trial for various misdemeanors This scene has jieen ably worked out by Mr Powers and promises to be a scream throughout Just a little difference in the photographer makes a big difference in the photographs Highest grade portraiture and kodak finishing Open night and day 403 Ave Phone Adv Save your pennies and bay Thrift Stamps Royal Palm Casino finest swimming pool open to the public Bathing 25c Adv DR A KASPER DHNTIS Hours: X-RAY DIAGNOSIS 6 4 to 12 1 to 6 Sundiys 9 to 12 1-20-31 Bank of I Suite Bank of Bay Bla-cayne Bldg Phone 296 Rea Phone 354-R Reliable Eastman Films Picture Framing HARRISON Studio of Photographlo Art High Grade Kodak Finishing and Views Get te Beet We Use Velox -Hour Service Phone S6-X 229 Twelfth St AMERCAX LADY MADAME LYRA C-O-R-S-E-T-S flOO to $1500 Guaranteed Rust Proof Corsets fitted and repaired Girls' Corsets a specialty MIAMI CORSET PARLOR 1104 At Balstea BUia Exhibition Of Portrait Drawings This Week LICENSED BEAUTY SHOPPE Over Tatums Expert operators on scalp and facial treatments Distilled water used exclusively 15 years London and New York experience 21214 12th St Phone 514X WHY HESITATE When this place can be had at YOUR OWN PRICE Nifty Bungalow on River Drive $2500 HAGAN REALTY CO Sims Associate 10th and Avenue 0 0 Gor Genuine Florida Souvenirs go to THE SEA GARDEN Bahama Shell Co (Elser Pier) Cameos Tortoise Ornaments Shell Jewelry Shells Coral and Sponge Chlpman EL Ros 1 3th St and Ave Oriental ea Room AFTERNOON TEA SERVED BY JAPANESE WAITRESS IN NATIVE COSTUME 2 to 5' Chop Suey Served During Luncheon and Evenings NIKKO INN Open Until 2 am THE VOGUE SHOP MESDAMES FOSTER AND KEENLY Designers and Makers of Tailored Suits Gowns Blouses Etc A line of new spring gowns partly made up ready to fit TRIUMPH CUSTOM MADE CORSETS 215 Eleventh Street 8SS MOTE EUROPEAN I BRADSHAW A.