francisco call. 6 portola ball tonight will be the glory of · experts.s. trained' to the...

DRAMA OF PEACE SEEN THROUGHIMPLEMENTS WHICH PRESERVE IT

NICOLAS COVARRUBIAS: AS ,DON ?CASPAR'DE PORTOLA 'AND "

MISS VERGILIA/:BOGUE/v QUEEN t>F* THE \u25a0 CARNIVAL,".THE RULERS :OR SAN. FRANCISCO.

WALTEE,A2TCRO2nr

-hay« • been made to ee*t

Following the dance a sumptuous•upper willbe enjoyed in Norman courtterrace. The large, balcony" >haa- been•pedal lyarransrea'for'the6ccaslon;farid

"A brilliant, musical program will berendered- for the gay. whirl of the/"danceby an orchestrsrof 36 pieces. *.[The pro^

erram'will consist' of>'music' which vis

noted for^ its ( rhythm'and; swing.':;Theorchestra will befun'derithefdlrectlon'o*Franz Mayer.

fian Francisco's smart s set will!add anew and gtfcrloue page to its? history;

the Itfster of which can" :never Jbe<Ummed." Itwill be an event to"whichsoclftty' can reve-rt -In-the* aftor. years

wit* fend anQ;'pleasant .recollection*."All California fc "and the* westjls" inter-ested in- tills*ißrtt'Portola ball;iand; itis anticlp'atelS wltiiexpectancy. '• .-, -r.

'At!*©r-thb foreign'- powers ha\*lngwarship* In the harbor will-be' repre-;senled at the ball by numbers of theirnaval officer*."and the military*and na-val officers of the:. United States; haveaccepted the Invitations in large num-ber*. r

-r:The ball' willhave an especially

official atmosphere; and; the bright uni-forms of the "Officers will form a splen*616L contrast' to the beautiful gowns ofthe. gentler sex. \u25a0 L.PAGE OF GLGRV

Lighted with'myriads *of

cents; bnrdened -with:abundant .-.vari-colored 'decorationß, graced 1 with'-thefairest of California's women. 'and ;tt]s>tinguls'hed by the presence o'f-tnirilstereand oficers -of the United States ifcndforeign powers! In tbelr gorgeous navaland diplomatic uniforms, the

"ballroom

will present a scene, ot >resplendentcolor.- anfl life such as FranciScoh4LS neVer before known.' >.'-\u25a0'-' •->1

Society folk attending the Portolagrr&cd ball at . the Fairmont hotel to-

nl^ht wtll;grr«c«;or.e of the moßt'EMt-terln? social functions ever held rin SahFra-ndEcb.. The number of acceptances

to the lavltatlong ispued. has -been yferylarge, anil one of the largest- soda*gatherings ever assembled in San"Fran-"ci«eo", -or probably In the* west, '.will*t>e

the result.. .' . -.*'; '. V

Brilliant American and Foreign

Uniforms to Mingle WithHandsome Gowns >.

STATE DINNER TOPRECEDE DANCING

'-; rr B"^e\he r,o»'vtKc one^tb^whom all/this,homage^wa s 'as'V-prelude;wellplayed; was Don Gaspar de Portola,rdiscjoyered^:'this^bayj'o^ than yesterday's* ;parade

;_-:Nic^as ;Covafrubias,^ aidescenjdant^qf ahe < families -over which -Don Gaapar ruled in:this broad\u25a0

;'-?^??^X9^ :'.;-f?.^.?J/Pti*i^»' i'played^-jthe ;role:;>He* waa'mounted on ,a';coal ..black: horse; he' was! garbed in brown*buckskin and "silk. His' blackJplumedfHa't ;.shaded •brows which somehow', seemed as :broad and -noble as those

;>i^ IV'1V' yS'i^'^H^-.^A'^ a century, and a half ago.-,Th*e h'erbineof.thisrinterriational:tribute r was queen^

';.' ';

JV:A-"-''.i^.^^P.la^'X^Bht^'must 'bercorisistent}andiCoherenT.\ .Hi»*story>mast*hold together, "aojd] one episode <must;a>^f^q"!l?>'?^ critic| i^rjess;; be'cTause] nb'Jone Jpays ;|_th*e.;same ";. amount of.attention -to

- him. '<\He,is.expected :-, to jbe garrulous.Hence .this .. "digression ;pn the opening 'of the? great six;day performance; of the /Portola spectacle.

'''{£".''vtHer^and^her^in^ There- were"feficita-

,tions guttered, -Don;"Gaspaf;- took: her:;hand- and called '\u25a0 her "Queen." \ At'which point", the ifirst day'j produc-21'9I}, ?s^|^^lleaving'.ahe ;account ;.'of;=• tfie- subsequent ;ad ventures of the happy' pair] to other performance* which*i?il"ilLr^[^ -^abrpad.will'await with.enthusiasticr interest}'" v '/•* \u25a0]

,*.•>.•\u25a0". \u25a0:-:-"/'-,- \u25a0\u25a0\u25a0:\u25a0.\u25a0'\u25a0\u25a0\u25a0\u25a0'. \u25a0---\u25a0;.:--

-. \u25a0\u25a0>\u25a0'\u25a0. -.*.; foundia^tnetparade^andithit; was in the ambulance wagon, trundlingempty behind ready, fellows"on. ta^ The "drama was a beautiful -exhibitionoilpeace seen :through' the :uplifted /implements/which;e h;preserve" it :and' over it all the spirit of good • will

-was \u25a0-.- framed,: nimbus like, as -though :from \u25a0 soirieigreat spot "light. The vast Uudience rcaughtthe message of

'

the.play and;cheered with j^onest arid generou3;enth"usiasm^th'e^things: their ancestors' had. hated.'

> There were, or instance,- the;colofs^^owasj the:cross; of St:v George; held aloftibefofe ,thec.sturdy "sons of Britain. How they were -cheered, thesecolors!

-v;Germans /shouted .for••Holland's tars, arid Netherlander -'cheered, the Prussian eagfe.^ Italy's upright

st^Pes.;?^ ?^s?i??\t^* hj > anci red;:were given liisty;'

sshotsu ts of "'Bravissimo!"by these who spoke itpoorly^ and-Nippon's .. brown;brave^' ;fine<flag of flaming? sun rin

-at.white sky was given many throated :"Banzai!'r by "

thousands .ofralien;admirers ;of:th^cir= progres*3ive£land ,;

*';

less^ and! 'auspect^therewis^ nothing more dangerous than ,water "to be

police r pulled the curtain yesterday. on a play called "Peace."..X:The'- supers nn\. the drama were, armed 'men: the principals "were

experts.S. trained' to the -sanguine -business of scientific slaughter;its.propertiesKwere-ntuskets.'ishort swords, long swords, daggers hungfrom;.beltcd -waists^ sabers, light artillery and wheeled gunswhich^ fire:two'shots a*second; but the /motive of the. play was "Peace."r . The^pageant'was the first of the Portola presentationsr arid, Chiefof "PblicerJesse -/was the -stage manager. It was a. great showand.every^scene was japplauded, whether -laid in Germany, or Holland,or'Britain;or.ltaly; or in.the land of the rising sun— the stage was set,

as ybu^yery; well.know, -under; California's sunny skies, in this .new-o!dIcity,-San kFraccisco. The scenery, Imay. state' inpassing, had been

!\u25a0 newly; wasKed^and^was as. fresh :_as; an. Alcazar, set; or:a Princess on anopening^ight,* when, the, paint is^ stilldamp on "the. canvas. .:

:Never? was^a-fnotiviwroughf out io plainly as. that Which shonein yesterday's /sho^v^The/giins •were; pointed ;upward, the swords,figuratively,3peakmg,\restedin their scabbards, the halberds .were harm-

WALTER ANTHONY

| Probably one of the most momentous I\u25a0 state affairs ever held on the Pacific

•coast, and rivaling inimportance manysuch occasions ;observed :Ifi? diplomaticcircles in the national' capital; will.bethe'dinner whiehiwill be tendered Jonk-

jheer John .Loudon, \ marquis :de: \Jillalo-bar, and. the naval .representatives ofthe"-. foreign-, powers, ;at- the! Fairmont."This dinner wiU'occur at 7:30 o'clocklthisevening, directly 'preceding thet grand'ball. It will be of anj official nature

'and .100 • distinguished guests .will be] present: •Mayor Taylor will preside andGovernor .Gillett, and v;mirnerous -otherofficials &hfldignitaries willbepresent.The visiting representatives ;pf _the:for-

veign-'veign-'!powers ...will deliver r.the messageswhich 'tbeir.rulers have issued to Saa

!F^ancisco.'-/V *'::'^\,--f::^.'\'---./-\:^':'. ';;GRBE!XW^V.> I>* CHARGE

';v^i,;:;,';,• \u25a0'E. Sl.'QreenwaV will*be .floor,managerat.?, the,»,ball ;^naC«very "

effort\will.bemade to provide for the j>leasure;of -thedancers.: . He.', will' be. assisted.. by:a

\u25a0committee -consisting ,pf XHe%following:

Louis "-gloss,' "Edgar *Peixottb. 'George

Newhall, ,J.7R. .HovrelJ, 1Vincent- J^hit-.ney,

'W* H. "Smith;" Thomas 'J. Barbour;

iWt Barton Jr.; >Edgar A,Miznsr,"Henry-T-. Duttoa, Latl\«n McMuUtriand Thorn-jWenfMullany.V; \u25a0 .>. \u25a0\u25a0

''.\u25a0'•"\u2666.\u25a0;.-;* '."• -'"\u25a0'. '\u25a0

1v,*AmVbg.!tlie-dtstin^uisbed' personages,w>o;wUlVbe present at', th« /ball- art:wV:C_olone3 '.VonrScnroederrL.' de .Wael«:Ctemnwk4er)-Ol!vCT,^U.rs.X&VAlbany|Commander jField,t U.,S.^S.i»Torktown;Pa>Tna*terMcMillanV«.n*'Mrß.' McMil-lan,.consul ;general fofiSalvador, Vconsnlof -XicaTagua,

-GovernoT'Glllett and

Mrs." Glllett,:Mayor .IE."4R. ".Tay.loT."andMrs.;Taylor.:consul7of'Beigium,^consulgeneral of Portugal; consuji general iofR-ussla," 'conpift ',' of;"Norway,;% consul vof"Argentine*Republic, Vconsul /of ;jßolivia.'consul <of Denmark,- 'consul {at.Norway,"consul of.Sweden, .consul.of Honduras,consul 'of .Peru; \u25a0Bear -Admiral

"Phelps,

commandant at Mare Island -cavyiVard:Unitefl states JuSge :Morrow.*^AdjutantGeneral Lauck,* officers I'of.' the?crulserßNoord Brabant and;Calabriar

California's smart set will,'be repre-sented, by the; following: ' -vT->;,E..F. Born* .. : :-4 Jnflire Chafl«iw*>uVr>l

Mr». E.-F. Bnrni<;-

Mr*.Cbarlei Weller- *

*Mi«;Mantaret Burns Mies Anna JRVHer

' :Mls» Cecil Corwlea f\- jETA. Kelthley-t >'"•\u25a0"* \u25a0

Hecry Elckt»ff. .. Mm. E.^A.Keithley^r'Mr«.-Henry "Elrkboff Mlm Asrn««,Mackle ".

'Coortenay -fle.Kolb,*

'-Fred flt.^Ooar '-t; ':'.,r

Mra.%Edward"'J.v Me- MlvErna Bt. Goaf

"Cutcben-- v . Miss AHce. Macfafltn4 ••Mlbs Alice,Broanl \u0084 Pr. IdK:<Hopkins kiiMm.rAlbert T)lbbler -5 R.B.Hule.; : \u25a0\,John "Baker: Jr.i:?\u25a0;\u25a0*•%*\u25a0 E.TM.'H»irle:.

": .j

Mm. John Baker*' -. "->\u25a0, Mr».s»;Charle« ;-Lym«nFrank Pr«.tor/-; T \u25a0';", r~ißent r.;.;-.\u25a0>

-r,:".;,,.... ;if,

tMr»."Fran»r Proctor -;v- rrlncens Kawanna«koa *jWlllardJJjnrtoi^Jr.i;^ Hotrard;Holnje«. f ,'.- \u2666

*Colonel !H:;I>.iIx>reland Mrs.'.Howard sHolmes %\u25a0 I:Mrs.- H. D.".Loreland V F.•A.• QreenwotKlr / .\;•Colonel Frank Wr Mara* William B.Welthtman

ton < "V" Mr#.William B.Weleht-Mm. Frank-.W.-Mantan »Bian-"J> . . ". \u2666 !

•EtrerettsN.* Bee \u0084\< ::* WIIII*Polk- \u25a0'.\u25a0-'\u25a0\u25a0' '-

Patrick Calbonn : MiTAWlllltcPolk''•Mfo^Pttricfc'CtolbQaß'-' M«wtoll'a*hvv

\v'--"---- "

800 at the tables. It\u25a0will form a fitting

climax .to the gayety of thes.ball.STATE DI.Y.\ER TOMCHT

Weather Man- sTalk.;,\u25a0v Only"pauses 'Laugjv

:*Weather forecast—Uncertain ';weather,poftniblj-"iihon-eni; moderate

'

«outhweßtvrlnd.'; -

;\u25a0..,\u25a0*"\u25a0\u25a0 '/ '\u25a0 '-\u25a0\u25a0•. :' ': \u25a0:\u25a0-'\u25a0".••- -.Z ' ', ;S'Prof. ?Alexaruier McAdie • in.ordinaldull times :of;going-, to;business -Jandback Cagain iis -a 'man jofv rnlghtrrandfarmers Jand^capitalistß^ sit' a^,jhis^feet<.llke.:and ? tremble • when":h'«'r. opens "hislips.vj.But-^J . ,:, - . '_\u25a0:\u25a0\u25a0\u25a0-.':-

Uncertain ".weather,;,, Mr. •; McAdie?,Really, _. Vyour V.:language :";\u25a0 makes

*one

peevish. - It;is^certain .." to ibe.vPortola\u25a0weatlier, .is/it|~not, -.'rainftor^sliine"? ;orblizzards?^ Possibly.^ showers? '- Pooh l

t

Showers of"confetti;;;'no Jdoubt.V-rVThat'sort, of 'a'storra'-hU the town last night/raged and jTdownJv Market.*street r

madly>'and ithefoldest" inTiabitantI'stated

1

that iiever^ before;in:the 'history1of£Ban"FrajiciscoVhadiaisto>m\of * such *aJna-tur«lbeen ;soT, widespread.* \u25a0•<Todayi; the;sarrie'sort'of .disturbance; is; threatened,;for'the'clouaithatshßraldsHtsiapproach."no larger than 1.:at pretty/t girl's;smallhand.Mwas « seen Vapprdachingi: todays in;a^whiff*of

'the;rnulticoloredfraln[t that

some :<staid jplodder.' carried jdown'; '; towork ;onhig;hat.<.j. \u25a0s*;.^: ? •:,-V-

'

*;^'And-^thisH is "r.the ? worst,'.»positively—you talk ;of'southw-estiwindsJ |Honestlywe :„must ;>laughr;i;,EveryJ3 >win(j^vthesedays jlblows/jfrom S the ?\u25a0Garden 1iofi£De

-"

llght,t;; wherever J| that§be;J3 and Ifsimplyoperates ;to*keep>the*redf and" yellowbuntinKAbJowihg|allfbverithercity,'.andtoiflaunt-the^portola^ flags!" 1,, \u0084V *_.."\u25a0•-tiCorner dry^of/.wet,*|whofcares JfiDonGAspar,de Portoia**haslredißcover«d'San"Francisco nand cProfessoT||McAdie and:his prognostications Jofieyiltarejnbt^ft»r,usT)* Get|butfand sib"uyja*»bagi5

ib"uyja*»bagi of|confetti,-professon'let ithe ;wind; blow*-aslit lists;-and spend a jnickel for;a* tickler J'

'\

R." P. Kithet j Meyer I>>sf:ner. ,Mrs." Pfurgst \u25a0'*\u25a0\u25a0- Mrs.:Jlej-er I^essner

'

;Mrs. .Thomas ,S. Wll- N.'.L. Nelson. .\u25a0\u25a0 liam<t > . '- •- Mrs.'N.-L. Xelsoa: '

;James R.. Kfima „_•-, ~i Mjb,-Courtland Van B-*Mrs.. Jnmeo R. Kenna

' '"- \u25a0

Harry.U. Scrvtt \u25a0 .»-•; Frederick C.-Stott •'Mrs.Harry 11. Scott*' Mrs. Frederiok C. StottMrs. J. F^ Peters --\u25a0•-, K.-H;Merrill ,- ! <•Anna D. Peters . Mrs.;E. H.MerrUl '\ sRobert Rossi-- • >.' r '

C. W.*Ayer \u0084^r'"\u25a0'\u25a0

\u25a0Mrs. Robert. Rossi \u0084- Mrs. C. W. Ayp.r v -'.\u25a0 ,Miss Estpr Rossi \u25a0 Major.John .*V.oat. U.•Edwin Hullard . '..'\u25a0 J*. A. v" •

{

Mrs. Edwin Bullard: Mrs.D.-S: Morphy .: ,\u25a0Mrs."-.Tamed \T. Keeney4Xi«a lleilbron .Mrs.:John Riet;

-Harry C..Warwick: 'A;>

Miss McKinstry'

\u25a0;".. Mrs. Harry. C. Warwick

Misa Helen Jams Gray A.' Witßorgerin •-\u25a0.-\u25a0\u25a0 :-v;W. ,B.,Waldion \u25a0.

-Mr*. A. W. Bergpvin :

Mrs. W.B. Waldroh'

Mr«. Lillian Baldwin-Miss Kdlta Waldron: -"\u25a0.". Richartl E. MulcahyJoseph- Martin" \u25a0, •• \u25a0

\u25a0 •".\u25a0" Mr*.;Ueckman L.Miller

Mrs. Joseph Martin Mlas Gibson .;: ." '.-:'Miss. Violet Buckley.*- Mi3s-AroeHa; Haas /.Edward J. Vo^eK :i

-Frank Grjffen -\u25a0\u25a0\u25a0<:\u25a0

-•.\u25a0' \u25a0>

Mias Elsie ClitfordB Mrs. F;rank Griffcn' _

SylTanus vFarnh"ani \u25a0

- ".-.\u25a0 W::B.- KoHiuger. ~

.'';Mrs..Sylvanus Farnhem Mrs.*W. B. -Kollinger \u25a0"

>Richard 'E.' Queen «:>..'. . Frank >H:'Buck .-\u25a0•-•

.Mm.'Rirtiard'E. Queen Mrs. Frank H.BuckMiss Queen .' : •\u0084-.." Ernest Evans *\u25a0 ,JohuMcMullin- '

Mrs.'Ernest 'Erans \u25a0"-. :.:Mrs. John McMullln

- . ;

\u25a0Miss Martha Calbnnn IMw. Marshall Hale\u25a0\u25a0Miss Margaret Calioun . J. I). Grant'R. B.Hele - "

\u25a0•.-\u25a0•- Mrs: J. P. Grant'

'•Mr*. R. B.Hale •, F. C. BHHantlne :" 'Dr. Herbert .Motfltt ... Mrs.F.C. UaUantlne .

.iMraY Herbert Moffltt ; James Reid .•:M!«b Jolliffe .. \u25a0\u25a0 .v.:Colonel -Samuel, Parker;W. S." Pownln^ «John H..Speck \u25a0

Colonel* A. W..Bradbury Mrs. John 11. Speck '.- \u25a0\u25a0\u25a0

Mm. Bratoory '\u25a0 • E. .L; neuter*. • .""i,K. T.

"Walker J

''Mrs. E: L.Heuter \u25a0

!M.-H. de-Vonng- . .. Aimer M. New-hall'Mrs.;M.H.de. Young*. Fred PalekMiss de Yonnß \u25a0

- . lire. •Fred Pntok;E.:W- Kunyoa . -. • Dr. Eapert Bhip:John Lawaon

-:. , \u25a0 Robert H.:Collins

';Mls« Rivera'MeJla

'Mrs. Robert 11. Collins

Miss Leooor M>JJa Charles Slack ',\u25a0M!w Mary. Ataujo Mrs.'darles Slack

--Mis* Mercedes Aranjo .-; Louis . Rksdmi Mead J

JByroa Man*y '.':-\u25a0: , \u25a0'\u25a0 Ruth Ssdlcr.Mrs.:Brron Maozy

" . Mn. Jatn^s S.* Bootes/W; 8. Stafford • 'fi~— Mrs. Ira- Pierce •;*Mm. W. S. Stafford ;\u2666 Mrs.John Charles Adams

• Ambrose GhPTinl •\u25a0; 'W." N." O'Connor '*•''

Dr.":Merrts Herzsti'ln'

R. P. Merrillion \u25a0\u25a0" "

jS. R." Boffoe \u25a0- rj' . -

Mrs.;R. V."Mmrilllon •.' Mrs. S- B. Begue

""\u25a0 Mrs.'Ella»Jl. Sexton .

'Mi»Margwritte Little Mrs. Re tta Curtis ;\u25a0'

IA.-J.Hecatcaa •-."\u25a0;''\u25a0' O. Haaptman'-" ~iJohn Walter •

-:.,*-."\u25a0 V Aliss M. K. Deane

-v ';;Mrs. John 'Walter

"' . J«ine«- Jordan .- .- ' -;Cuyler Lee \u25a0 \u25a0""• •-.- --, \u25a0 Mrs. Jenres Jordan .:'*-}

.\u25a0.

\u25a0

Mr«:Lee -;\u25a0-. \u25a0\u25a0\u25a0' .'•< Dr.:Philip Brotrn- ;T-Gaaton E. Rous»y ,Mrs.-.Phi lipBrown.

'•,-';

>D. W. Earl" v' • ; :>-\u25a0 George \u25a0•M..'RoljJh "\u25a0•\u25a0'\u25a0'

Mrs. D. TV. Enfl~~

f-^ '> M». George M. Bolpb-\O. Wayne Coffee '. John O. Gantner . • \u25a0 I\u25a0 Frefieric ILStblz .. • Mrs. , John '.O.

-Gantncr .

;Ml»» Stola ;':\u25a0 ;. I). S. "Marcro«s •

.'.Daniel Harris \u25a0' \u0084-'^--'- Mian W>n*elburger •<*'*>:Edward Sheffield \u25a0

>. / Jeffewon Gran.t Mofflttiilsg Jc '\u25a0 Bonnetto -f : W. J. O'Connor'Mfss M:"Connetto \ Dr. Milton Leuzion t- .'-

'Mt« J. D. Bnnnrtto i-- Mlßß:Armlce AnzeraisISmith O'Brien ,' . F.:N. Wwxl*39. :.iMrs, Smith O'Brien'

'Mis*>Maude Woods •

\u25a0Lloya M.'.'Ronbins -.'.'»-; 3llgs -15orotby; Woods >iMr«. Lloyd..M. Rohblni B.' Cnroraings -; :'.*

\u25a0Mrs. R. P..Robhins \u25a0\u25a0; •. Miss Lulu Mooser-iC. F.;Hamphrey • . \u0084 iLorlnt: P.:Rueford '\u25a0'\u25a0'\u25a0•F.:H. Ann*'- o

>sinr de "WJtt Taylor

:Mrs. T.U:Araee <.-.-. -Judce S.C. Haughton.

3ln'JongUnt ." V ."

-Miss Morrison

-;Albert Burch ::. -'' ' •MißßWinnJrred :Morrison:Mr».*AJb»rt"Btirch >.'•> Mlsn Julie ;Morrison

';[O. Seribner . '. "E/iJ/rMcCutchen • . ;, Jcuse Olney \u0084

',% »,-- Henry. Avlla . .

Major Jobn: P." Harris Mr».;Henry.Arila •ißudolphi ßudolph Herold Jr. ".:\u25a0• George Oti» \u25a0Spencer

'::R. 0- Bentley ..;*,'.lWilUaraß. GilbertjMr*.R. I.Bentley: A.:Scott Jr. ,iC.-.H. B«ntley •\u25a0

-Mrs. A. Scott ?' / ;

sMrs. C. H.'ißentley-. ' . .Tames D. Phelan . \u25a0

W.A. ««|t«-s 1.-'.'»•!-.• -*• ifrs.-Louis C.'- White \u25a0'

Mrs.l.Vr.>-\u25a0 A. Maicee ;. .j:;3lrs. -Newton *White \u25a0 '-..Thomas T. Graham S r*. Loul* "White ;'>\u25a0,- \u25a0:\u25a0-*

Mr». Thomas F. Graham James McXab -\u25a0\u25a0

T/H/ners»ni "'X\u25a0- \u25a0\u25a0>.-. Mrs: James McNabMr*.-F.'B. Pitrsoov" Miss McNab.-;B.%T. SctlCTlnrer

'!C-*i Caarles Holman .-: i

Mn.'B. *\u25a0.' Bcfileninffer-Mrs."- Charles HolmanV.

Mi« Jennie "lx-e.V-u-v E..r.'i3«>eni-•.--.'

Dr.*iß.',F. Taylor v..^ Mtk..E*F. Green ,'SUM 'Anna Belle Laflln O. Pntman.i'. t

;, :N.'F.'WeJsen *•••":...,\u25a0"' Mrs.' O.;Putmsn

''"•\u25a0

Mrs.TN.<r.'r'Welson . 't'- Btdney Van. Wyrk ; *Ral«ton;L:;Wblter ;.'.> Mrs. Sidney Van WyckeMrs. LoTtllWhite ;, • J. B. •Coryell ":\u25a0>, .-••t~r \u25a0\u0084 iM!s'*Buth~Bftericke ","\u25a0> Mr*. J.'aß.* Coryell 1 ,

lT*t.~C.»C"Mohiin. •>< Miss Mabel Gregory.' «

Mra.C. C.*Mohun -. " Colonel W. Anderson '«•Joan dP.*.Brooke jc^ij Frank i"H."fPayne *_'..•'Mrs. John F. Brooke \u25a0 Ethel B.1Daris - . •

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