The defender., 1900-01-27
BRYN MANR NOTES.

We are glad to hear Mr.. Hudson's
| deep basso voice once more in the Bryn
Mawr choir.
Miss Julia Gordon took a flying trip
to New York last week, returning much
! elated over the event.
The grocery business lately conducted
| by Mr. Royster, will be continued by
! Mrs. Butler.
The Republican convention of the
| Lower Merton Township was held in
| the Dirigo Club house at Ardmore, Pa.
| There was a full attendance of dele
| gates. William c. Powell, of Bryn
| Mawr and William No. of Pencoyd,
were named for School Directors John
| S. Lentz, of Haverford, was named for
| Auditor. Other candidates were: For
| Township Commissioners: H. w.
| Smedley, William E. Barrett of Ard
more; J. Fl. Supplee, Rosemont; Silas
Jones. General Wayne; Algernon Rob
| erts, Pencoyd; w. Fisher, Haverford;
John M. Lendsay, Bryn Mawr. For
| Township Treasurer, Levi S. Cline,
| Bryn Mawr; Tax Collector, Paul Ku-
gler, ArGmOre.
The Pittsburg AutO-Car Company
| will erect large plant at Ardmore.
The ground covering one acre has been
| bought at cost of $4,000. The struc-
ture will be a two story building, 60
| feet wide by 100 feet long. The plant
! will be ready about the 1st of April and
| will employ about 40 workmen when
| in operation.
Mr.. James Stephens, of Philadelphia,
|
S. Stephens Sunday before last.
The Pennsylvania station, at Bryn
Mawr, will be entirely renovated in the
near future.
Miss Sarah Howell concentrates
leaving for the South shortly to recup-
crate her health.
Miss Marion Walton apears from
time to time in the A. NJ. f. Church
choir.
Mr.. Washington Hudson is indeed a
coming musician; he can play various
instruments with accuracy. and still
has aspirations to play Others
Mr.. Geo. De Diem. Supervisor of Low
er Radonr Township roads, has official
ly announced his candidacy for re-elec-
ton Mr. De Dien is the right man for
the position. The excellent condition
of the roads under his inspection will
attest this fact.
Miss Gertrude Ridgely appeared in
Church last Sunday evening, captiVat-
ing all by her graceful form and many
attractions.
The Rev Samuel Curtis preached
quite a practical sermon last Sunday
morning at the A. M f. Church. In
the evening the pastor. Rev. c. F.
Warfield delivered a stirring sermon
on the temptation Of young women,
which was listened to with careful at
tention. On next Sunday evening the
pastor will preach a special sermon.
The subject will be advice to mothers.
The total collection of the day was $24,
which goes to pay the interest on the
debt of the church.
Mr. Morris Ray, who has been con-
fined to his home since last November
from the terrible effects of rheumatism,
is recovering slowly.
Mr.. Geo. Barrick is at last recovered
from his long illness and is able to be
about.
Miss Florence GLOW is residing on
MOntrose avenue for the winter
DR.. Sutton. of New Haven. and l. ].
BillingSley, the humOrist will prOba-
bly, take a flying trip to the capitol
city the latter part of January.
Miss M. MarloWe, of ArdmOre. will
no doubt make some of the ladies of
Bryn Mawr look up to her in the fu-
ture as she is about to win some of the
hearts of their beaux.
Prof. Charles Taylor, of Philadelphia,
who taught dancing at the Progressive
dancing academy of Bryn Mawr under
the management of Miss Mamie jack
son, is indisposed.
We are sorry to lose our society
friend. Miss Matte Bland, from our
midst.
Mr.. Robert Toney, of the Anontea,
has great attractions at the Pembroke
Hall.
We are sorry that Miss Sadie Taylor
has gone to Philadelphia for the Win
ter.
DR. Robert Tucker of Virginia and
Mr.. P. J. Billingsley, Of Bryn Mawr
were given a tea by the Hon. Augustus
Crosson. of 1925 Addison street, Satur-
day evening last.
Mrs. Jennie Edwards is residing on
Werner avenue with Mrs. Agnes Stew
ard.
The OnOntea has promising quar-
tette. The members are as follows:
Eugene Terrill, first tenor; M. S. Sledge,
second tenor; Harry'Warren, first bass;
William Davis, second bass. They will
no doubt show the people of Bryn MaWr
that they won't have to hire talent
from elsewhere when they have con-
cert The quartette are under the in
structiOns of the well-known tenor sing
er. |. j. Bilingsley, Jr
Cupid teels us that he often sees
Mr. Billngsley visiting around Thirty
second and Woodland avenue, but cupid
won't tell us what his object it.
Miss Mary Billingsley is spending a
few days with the Misses Stewards,
from Harrisburg, Pa.
Old Goals will kindle, saith the poet.
Why? Because I love you.
Say Peter Well what is it? Why.
if William Penn-yes-was taken off
of the Public Buildings. Yes, and
~ hav