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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1905-09-19
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,Soaen Sic mol, Serr Tireftor.
mir mof)ten uns germ fir unieren
neuen slutomobilflub Elm @opper
aniertieen laifen. 8onnen Sic uns
nift elm reht dorofteriitiihes @ap'
pentbier e%mpieblen?"
.Mlio elm horatteriitiihes @op.
p%entbier9 go. ba nebmen Sic bod
etnne Stinfbads!"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1905-09-19
Ini Der Sccreiic.

@atte (rpGbrenb itiirmiidIer l1eber.
iobrt ST. ieiner Srnu): .Du wirit ia
10 it'll mo blaB. Siliie!"
@ottin: 80 Seinrif, mir iii boS
SerS 10 polli"
@otte: .Gonn nimm lid MIR 81.
iommen; ipem Dos Ser5 bon lit, benz
IGrft Der WtunD iiber!"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1905-09-19
2osiidl.

Gin fleiner anobe bon bier Sab.
rem, Der gum eriten Deal cine sraue
2ode ai,f Dem aopie ieines 9aters
bemerfte, fraate: rTopd. poriim iinb
einige BON oeinen Saaren grau?
Sn Der Ibiiht, ieinem Slngen
cine CUTE 9ebre Sil ertbeilen, untlpor.
tete Der 8ater: rYapa befommt ieoes
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iein fleiner Sitnge linartia lit"
Sas aino idien III @eoanfen Der.
iunfen 81 iein, aber nod elmer @eile
iagte es lebbnft: v1ann mtB BroB.
papa aber ihreflif nnartiee Sun.
gems gebabt baben."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1905-09-19
Sntrcfieno.

9oufmam (ber ieinen Commits
babel iiberraift. pie er i'm leereu
slntbeil zines @aarenreeals ifldit:
Sea, ods lit ober audi baS ein5ige
Sad, oas Sic BEL mir ausiiiaen!"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1905-09-19
8ipicl Der 3critrcntbeit.

Yroieiior IN Den Spiegel blidenb.
liebt, ooB er ben Silt leincr 6rou uui
Dem aopfe bot): YSbO, icet mare id
bolb in bic Sorlciung gc9angen id
bin 10 meine 6rau."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1905-09-19
Sn picl %pcrlanat.

Sic bobcn Die Sago picoer aui.
gege6en. Serr 3pifel9"
ia. lebcn Sic: baS erite Sobr
bab' i'd, neil i'd ileiBig aui Die Sngo
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1905-09-19
@iocriprn6.

o.: I'D bore. Eu bolt Teincn
8chilien iorigeiaat?"
g.: .Saipobl! Siehit 0u, eritens
lpor Der aerl su gar nidlts 81 brau-
d)cn mo SlueitenS war er slt IQem
idbig."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1905-09-19
@crbHQt.

Sotelier: Gut gci6lafer, mein
Serr2" ?dr
Heiienber: rSd. es mGre ifou
moelid sefoeiem d6er in oieiem 3im.
mer mub Der Better zines Slobtbea.
tiers gewobut bobelL Der ieine 9iinit.
Ter bier ~pereeiien bot"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1905-09-19
@laflidlcs 3niammcntreifen.

Srau (snr neuelntretenben So.
DIM: .Ini Gines nuB i) Sic aui.
mertian modem: nerpoS limo mir
Seioe - ih mo mein Mann! -.
gr lit Gomponiit ih mnlc!!"
aodyin: Gas trifit lid aber iein
- id bidtel"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1905-09-19

49,. Ilfo 81. molten Sbr 9uus bel
uns perii9ern lafen. Stoifelbauera
0as fdeint mir aber elm febr feu.rses
fGbrli4ss Obiett 81 iein!"-.S na.
Serr Snipstter, Dos 9ausl brsnnt 70
piel bart!"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1905-09-19
Shmcihelhaft.

SrGulein: sd mofte ia SIREN
Seiratbsantrag %ar1itebmer, nber ih
fiirfte, i'd bin fir Sic nift gebiloet
genug."
SEER: y9as maft nihts, SrGl,.
lem. Wein Sreuno bat aud cine
bumme Cans sebeiratbet, ober oa.
rum lebt er bod reft sliidlid NIT
ibr."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1905-09-19
Ter bicrcbrIidc Miindncr.

Sobn: v9u Iotn, iuari,lu is oenn
I'M Summa 10 bub?"
9atcr; rGamit MO red)t piel ialtf'n
fam sur Ibfiiblirng!"
Sobn: SEA unh nari,m is oenn
i'm @illta NADIA 10 falt?"
Batter: Och Oh oumma qua
9u oamit ma EN- q red)t piel iani'n
fam, oob elm micoa iparm miro"
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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1905-09-19
@crgcblidler Etreif.

o@arum 8anfen iif Die beiben
S6iueitern pieoer?"
.Id, Die cine Mil Sonntag ihren
5Dan5igiten 9eburtstag ieiern, unb
Die anoere ibren i~iebjebnten -. urb
es iino ooh 3piQinge!"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1905-09-19
slnlasc.

.Ilio. Sbr Mann bat BEL elmer
8%ebirgstour Den Sols gebrohen?"
.Sn - ober er mar INNER etpoS
balsleioeno."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1905-09-19
s,.xsn.b,.reer Gazette 9ir,,stae, nen 10. sepira,ber 1905.

gegargen bin, an Die oneeIhoIienen
Sreiber entietlid piel Sd)mersens.
CELLO Sablen miiiien; ons 5meite, mo-
i1 Dos Sngen beSbalb iein lieb, bat
mir Die @emeinoe ne 8ombenred).
ttri,g ii6er @iloi6aben prGientirt,
iino bei,er %perlaneen gar Die Sreiber
Shabenerias bafiir, bnb lie nift at,
geidoiien nutrient"
$50
SdlanfDpfdcn.
W1rhen: .gS lit unredt bon
Drama. lie giebt Cir INNER mebr
Sudden ols mir"
Senhen: o9as perbe ih mieoer
gut MAIDEN, beute gbeno befoinmen
mir belize elm Senfpflaiter, ounlt
gebe id Dir bas grobere."
Scltcnbcit.
Siibrer: ,Weine Serren, bier icben
sic cine berporroeenbe Seltcnbcit,
oas GortrGt bon Sobn Scott, Dem
Sofomotipfiibrer, oet auf trogii6e
@eiie BEL einem Observation-Disclosures.
itob i'm Sabre 1912 umfam."
8remoer: vIber bomals eob es ia
nod gnr feline @iienbabnen!"
6iibrer: sd iagte ia ihor, Dob
'es eine berporrugenbe Seltenbeit iii"
. =
&iibner @crgleif.
Serr: ,@as ipolen sic mir io-
gen = i'd babe on 5pei llniperiitdtpn
Inioiert!"
9orer: y@ns min Dos ioae! :,
han q aulb g'bobt, Dos bat oil sfpoa
aiiab g'ioffa I'M is bod tpeiter mir
a'iporoen dls tpie on Shs!"
= 49,
Gin IaBcr.
Gbef (einer @eingrobbonolung) :
Ser neue aeQermeiiter lit bod pirf.
lid elm Goser! -. Seute bat er nm
einen 10.iGbriger Gognat b~er3uitel.
len, poae flint Stiinoen aebrauft!"
$50
8eiorgnih.
8otte: r9iebes Sinh, Gngitiee lid
nidt, nber id muB mid morgen
frtb Inn 7 llbr bueQiren."
Satin: oIb on lieber @ott, oo
erfdlte lid MIR ia niht. Die @it.
terung lit Worsens INNER 10 ihred-
lid fiibll"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1905-09-19
SpaB nluB aud iein.
Ginfah.

SER 8rin5ipal. mas io1 ih
tbun? Ser Serr Hatb lGbt bitten
5pei 5luifen 65er 8%iibesbeimer.
Seloer lit uiis aber Der Sabrgarg
ausgegan9en!"
v8ie boiBt aiisgegnngen? Mi-
lfen Sic al 64er nit an 66er - oa
haben Sic on 65er!"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1905-09-19

Q auer (sur 8Gu.rin. ipdbrsno
eines @sipitters): IS seb' iest Der
Siherbeit pes'n maui gum Wtrtb -.
tpoaBt. Der bat an 8IieabIsiter auf m
Tnh."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1905-09-19
geiorgnif.
Gin Yeduogcl.

Serr 3midel: u6iini Sabre bin i6
MIN ihon in Der llnfaGneriiferung
- unb nod nift Elm eir5iger lumpi-
ger Gaf3iegel lit mir auf ben 8opf
gefalen!"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1905-09-19
Sic ipcih Ratb.

gmma (5u ibrer Sreunoim:
.@eibt TIT alaro, eS beriibrt mid,
eiaentlih iebr ihmer5lih, Serrn
Miiaer meme Sono perpeigern 5lt
miiiien. @enn ih MIR miibte. ipie
ih oem Irrhen leiht iiber ieinen
Shmer5 binpegbelien f0nnte."
alorn: .Sebr einfah; loB' ihm
ourd cine 9efannte ia9en, Oh befG.
melt blob Die SGlite Der @itgiit,
ipelhe er ermortetl"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1905-09-19
Gin Taser.

Gbef (einer @eingrobbonolung):
. Ger nele ae1ermeiiter lit bod pirf.
lid Elm Enterl Seute bat err nm
10.iGbtiger Gognat b~er5uitel.
len, noae flint Stiirben aebrauft.."
Evening journal., 1905-10-20
KNIGHTS or PNTHAs
Hello ANNUAL SESSION
w. w. Knowles Elected to
Office of Past Grand
Chancellor

Tn Knights Of Pythias Hall at Clay
ton yesterday the thirty-seventh an
nual convention Of the Grand Lodge OF
Knights of pythias OF this State was
held, over two hundred delegates being
I'm attendance
The meeting was called to order by
Grand Chancellor W. w. Knowles, all
the grand officers being present. The
committee on returns and credetials
made their report, showing that every
person present was qualified, after
which the Grand Lodge rank was con-
ferred on the numerous Past Chancel-
lors.
The records Of the last convention
We're approved and the reports Of the
grand officers followed.
The place of convention for the next
session was then selected by the ses-
sion, Wilmington being chosen.
The following officers were elected:
Past Grand Chancellor w. W. Knowles;
Grand Chancellor. John G.. Borel. Of
'Grubb's Corner; Grand Vice-Chancel-
Samuel J. Beck; Grand Prelate, James
O.. Longfellow.of Clayton; Grand Keep
er Of Records and Seals. Mark l.. Car
rett, Wilmington; Grand Master OF Ex-
chequer, Lomue Mari Wilmington;
Grand Master of Arms. Max Ejhraim,
Wilmington. Grand Inner Guard jon
athan Dickinson, Wilmlngton Grand
outside Guard, Arthur r. German, Dell
mar: Supreme Representative Joseph
c. Jolls. Middletown.
OF the officers elected. Lemuel Marr,
Grand Master Of thg Exchequer, was
named for the twenty-elghth consecu-
tive term.
The convention granted a charter TO
Calerthe Lodge. No. %, which was in
stitutcd IN this city on last Thursday
ih the Newt Century building
Retiring Grand Chancellor Knowles
made an interesting report OF his work
last year.
The annual report OF aMrk l.. Garrett
Grand Keeper Of Records and Seal, con-
ltained the following statistics; Num-
her OF lodges last report, IS; consolida-
tied, / present number OF lodges, IL.
Number OF members. June, 1904, 1l45;
number initiated during year. 1f2, num-
Der reinstafed during year. 49, number
admitted during year, 2; total 1901.
Suspended during year, "a withdrawn,
l2; deceased, iS. Number OF members.
June 30, 1905, 1912; gain FOR the pear,
67; past grand chancellor, 25; past chan
lcellors, 440; knights. GA; esquires. 8;
total. l1ii No report from Red Cross
Lodge, No H. Tor the last term, Re-
ceipts for the year, Si1. .2S616 paid for
lsick benefits. sS.S7AS7; paid Tor funeral
benefits, S1.3iA43; paid for other relief,
lSl9951 paid for current expenses,
s4,3ss.4s; paid for supplies, 5000. Re-
lcepts exceed expenses, Si,46s.97.
Lemuel Mari, grand master OF ex-
chequer. reported as follows: Resources,
balance cash on hand. s494.12; received
from G. X. Of r. and s.. s697S0; inter-
est. S6.49; total, Sl.19S.41. Disbursements,
lamount paid out as per checks. s7O3.71
balance as per bank book, $494.70; out
standing checks, No 1s9 1876 and 1877.
1920; amount available. $457.50.
! Charles II. Simmons and o. S. Ram
bo. the committee on finance and mi
lleage, recommended that the per capita
tax for the ensuing year be placed at
60 cent s.
Evening journal., 1905-10-20
DEATHS

GoLDEN-In this city on October rs. 1905.
Bridget. widow of Peter Golden.
Relatives ana friends are respectfully
invited TO attend the funeral services
from her late residence. 1903 Coleman
street on Saturday morning al . o'clock.
Requiem mass at ST. Paurs Church. In
terment at Cathedral cemetery.
MATHIAs-Nea strickersville, Pa. on
october IS. 1905. John Jordan Matthias.
aged 7s years.
Relatives and friends are respectfully
invited to attend the funeral services at
his late residence near Strickersviile. Pa.
on Saturday afternoon. October q. az /
o'clock. lnterment at Head Of Christlana
cemetery. Carriages win meet the SO B.
& o. train Saturday morning.
sPEAKMAN-At Rivercroft, claymont.
Del, on 10th month, 2ist. 1906 Allen
Speakman, aged 20 years.
Relatives and friends are invited TO at
tend the funeral services at his late resi-
dence. Rivercroft on Seventh day after
noon. 2ist, at 2 o'clock, without further
notice. Interment private.
Evening journal., 1905-10-20

Grip Clark got back in the game. and
will be there with the goods from now on
McMunigal was the only man that could
do any good against the Pclrce five.
There Is to be a hald-headed mans team
organized Their first challenge win be
sent to the south Paws" All applicants
for the team should send their name to
Mark.
Roach had second high score last night
with 6s4
The Dupont team took bad slump.
Bowling their usual game they could
have won two games as the Casino were
also down.
Wolf had bad night.
Cole bowled a nice game for the Purl-
tans.
The All-Wiimington did not bowl rs
strong as they usually do. VIII
the exception Of Plank no high scores
were made.
n you have any bowling news send II
20 The Journal.
Evening journal., 1905-10-20
CanfweILGrubb

Ernest b. Cantwell and Miss Florence
Grubb, daughter Of Mr. and Mrs. James
T. Grubb were quietly married at s
o'clock last evening at the home Of the
bride, No. lilo West Fourth street. The
ceremony was performed by the Rev. L.
Judson Westfall, pastor Of Bethany Bap-
tist Church.
The bride was attended by her sister.
Miss Blanche Grubb as bridesmaid and
DIR. II. A. Cantwell, brother Of the groom
acted as best man.
The bride wore a pretty gown Of white
Paris muslin. Her attendant was gowned
in lavender silk muslin.
After the ceremony Mr.. and Mrs. Can't
well left on a two-weelS's trip through
the West Upon their return they Will be
rendered a reception at the home Of the
bride. They viii live at No. 11O West
Fourth street.
Evening journal., 1905-10-20
Attended Wedding

Arthur shirleI Goodman, formerly Of
this city. but now If New York city, and
Miss Martha Stephenson, daughter of
Mrs. Walter Briant Stephenson. were
married yesterday at noon. at the resi-
dence Of the brides mother Newburg.
Haverford, Pa The ceremony was per-
formed by the brother and cousin Of the
groom, the Rev. Charles Howland Cook
man, Of Middletown. New York, and the
Rev. Frank Simpson Cokmaon Of New
York city.
Mr.. Goodman and his bride will make
their home in New York city. The bride
was attended by four maids. Miss Ger
groom, now a Sophomore at Smith COL
lege, Miss Mary Bittle Of Haverford.
Pa. Miss Nancy Tyler of Louisville. KEN
lucky, a cousin Of the bride. Miss Agnes
Brown OF Vllanova, Pa. The maid of
honor was Miss Helen Stephenson sister
OF the bride. The bride was attired in
white satin. 1t was a chrysanthemum
wedding.
Several Wilmingtonians were present.
Evening journal., 1905-10-20
Snrnrise PartY

Master Charles W. Redmile. Of No. I'LL
West Eighth street, was given a surprise
party last evening in honor Of his elev-
enth birthday. He received many gifts
from his young friends. The evening was
spent in games and music. Refreshments
were served. Those present were:
Earl Truax, Ralph Guyer Leon SIM
mons, Ralph Grubb. Russell vansant,
Frank O'Neil. Arlin Cooper, Frances
Ross, Catherine Ross, Margaret White,
Gladys White, Grace jenkins, Dorothy
Carpenter, Mamie o. Neil, John G. JalSes,
Margaret Lytle, Margelle Sergeant, Ann
O'Neil. Miss Ethel Lyons, Mr.. and Mrs.
Luther Mills, Miss Nellie Keys, Mr.. and
Mrs. William B. Keys, Mr.. and Mrs. Luin
Sergeant Mr.. and Mrs. Frederick Ross.
Mrs. Samuel Weatherby, Mrs. Charles
Waterman, Mrs. Frank Guyer.
Evening journal., 1905-10-20
Wedding at Newark
Special to The Evening journal

Newark, Oct. 20.-The social event
of the season was the marriage of Miss
Addie Helen, youngest daughter of MIR
and Mrs. j. Rankin Armstrong. ana
Howard Lee Ellender, in the First
Presbyterian Church last evening. The
ceremony was performed by the Rev.
William j. Rowan.
The bride. who is pretty brunette.
was given in marriage by her father
She was gowned in white satin. trim
med with Renaissance. lace and ,tsarls
with tulle veil caught with a pearl
brooch. the gift Of the groom. The
gown was imported and was the Gift of
her uncle, General T.. f.. Armstrong.
The maid OF honor was Miss Emma
line eanne Armstrong. sister OF the
bride. She was gowned IN white
broadcloth. trimmed with silk clunv
lace. wore picture hat of broadcloth
trimmed with white plumes and carried
yellow chrysanthemums.
The bridesmaids were Miss Marie
Din. Of Baltimore. Miss Nellie Myers.
of Philadelphia, Miss Cecil Osborne
Evening journal., 1905-10-20
Rlaokhirds IN Wh.at

ChestertWon, Nd, TRANSCRIPT.
John p. Cochran. of Galena. Kent coun-
ty, says that blackbrds all over Kent
county are committing serious depreda-
tions upon the recently planted wheat
crop. He says there were hundreds OF
thousands Of black birds in nocks alight-
ing on his wheat which is now just about
two inches above the ground. They pulled
up thousands OF grains Of sprouted wheat
Mr.. Cochran secured his gun and in one
day thinks he killed al least half bushel
Of the birds and peach basket full the
next day. This seems to have driven them
from his farm temporarily.
Evening journal., 1905-10-20
Eastern Colleges and Western Critics

had always had an idea that the un-
dergrgduate body at Harvard and the
other big Eastern colleges was OF sort
different from that with which i had
been brought into familiar contact In the
fresh water colleges Of the West. But the
Harvard bunch had a strangely familiar
look. they wtti9 coming on every trolley
car tho day we We're in Cambridge and
while the proportion was not SO great as
at washhurn. for instance. there were
good many. who looked as though they
had yet to take their first lesson In Sleep
ing in a night shirt. And concluded af-
ter careful scrutiny Of the bunch. that
the Bud TIiekses do not al matriculate at
x. U.
Evening journal., 1905-10-20
sis 7S 753 285l
THE STANDING
BOWLING NOTES.

An-wilmington and Casino are tied for
first place. Chester is a close third
The hoodoo still follows the Olympia
team. They made 1856 pins more than
Chester and then lost two games.
Pancoast rolled high score for three
games making a total of CSC.
Whitaker got in the last game and
rolled 247 The Chester bunch appear to be
at sea without him.
Warren won two. from New-Century.
but their totals We're way down for that
team.
"Humorist Bill" said the roof leaked,
the elleys were wet. and the bah made a
noise like a buzz saw.
The All-Wilmington and Puritan tied
the first game, but the Puritan won the
roll off
The Olympia team rolled the second
game at Chester without miss.
There was an explosion last night, but
it was not the DUPONT powder mills.
Evening journal., 1905-10-20
Double Weddfne

The double wedding of Miss Roxie Eula-
lie Wagner and William Howard Weldin
and Mollie Flippo Wagner and Thomas
Hayes Taylor took place last evening at
s o'clock in Delaware Avenue Baptist
Church. The names Of the bridal party
were published in yesterdays isue Of The
Evenisng Journal
To the strains of Lohengrin's wedding
march played by Miss Alice Bottger the
bridal parties entered the church Miss
Roxie Wagner entered and marched with
her attendants down the left aisle Of the
church. while Miss Nollie entered at the
left. They were met at the alter by the
grooms and best men. The brides wore
gowns Of white pongee silk lace trimmed,
wells of chiffon and carried bouquets of
white chrysanthemums The maid Of
honor for Miss Roxie Wagner wore white
net gown over pink and carried bouquets
of pink chg santhemums. Her bridesmaids
wore gowns Of white null with pink
girdles and carried white chrysanthe-
NUNS tied with pink ribbons. Miss Mol
lies maid of honor was gowned i'm white
net over green and her bouquet was Of
white chrysanthemums; her maids wore
white null with green girdles and their
bouquets were Of the same flowers tied
with green ribbon. The church was dec
GRATED with cosmos, potted plants and
palms A reception 10 the bridal party and
members Of the immediate families fol-
lowed the ceremony. About six hundred
guests were present. Company d., n. G.
d., acted as military escort for the par
ties, T. Hayes Taylor being sergeant Of
that company
The couples win leave on a wedding
trip. Mr.. and Mrs. Taylor will make their
home in this city, while Mr.. and Mrs
WeldIn win also live here.
Evening journal., 1905-10-20

and Miss Pearl Osborne, of Newark, N.
y. They worse dresses Of Paris NOUS
seline trimmed with lace. white lingerie
hats with yellow ribbon. and carried
huge muffs Of yellow roses and cbff-
fon.
Little Miss Marian Gallaher was
flower girl. She was daintily dressed
in yellow muslin. wore yellow poke
bonnet. and carried yellow chrysanthe-
NUNS.
Master Frederick Johnson Rowan
was ring bearer.
Charles webster Ellender, brother Of
the groom. was best man.
The ushers were Franklin Prent1
ERNEST Rausch, Theodore Austin.
lames Stonebreaker. Baltimore Nd;
Frank Kind. Of Philadelphia. and w. ].
Armstrong, brother, Of the bride Of
Stanton.
The wedding march was played by
Norris c.. Morgan. organist Of Central
Presbyterian Church, Wilmington.
A reception followed at the home Of
the brides parents. The decorations
were unique and beautiful. yellow and
white predominating.
Z About 100 guests We're present at the
reception from Washington d. c.. Bal
ltimore. Wilmington. Philadelphia. New
York. and other places. Music was
furnished by Elliotts orchestra.
The brides going-away gown was OF
lsilver-grey chiffon velvet. with Per-
sian trimmings. and the hat was Of
gray velvet with white plumes.
Z The presents were numerous. COD
sisting Of silver. cut glass and china.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ellsnder left on the
l10.41 b. & o. train for a northern touh
General T. r. Armstrong gave a
luncheon Wednesday evening at his
home in honor Of his niece. the bride
elect.
Evening journal., 1905-10-20
Titled Vegetarian.
e. ]. O.

Negetarianism is becoming very popular
in English society circles. Lady Windsor
and Lady Gwendolen Herbert are both
rigid vegetarians. Lord and Lady de
Meyer eat nothing but nuts and vege-
tables at their dinner parties. and Lady
Esex imputes the recovery Of her health
TO her strict vegetarian diet. Lord Charles
Beresford and Lord Buchan are also con-
verts TO vegetarianism and in many OF
the great houses, too, fruit luncheons
have been a popular feature during the
last year.
Evening journal., 1905-10-20
DEATH OF ALLAN SPEAKMAN
Former President of Supply Company
Passed Away.

At his home, Rivercroft, near Clay
mont, Allen SpealSman died yesterday
after an illness Of several months fSom
Bright's disease.
Mr.. Speakman was born in Chester
county. Pa, seventy years ago, but
early in life he removed to this city ana
engaged in the plumbing business,
founding the firm of the Speakman
Supply Company, of which he was
president
Mr. Speakman is survived by his
wife and by two children by his first
wife. Willard A. Speakman is a son
of the deceased man.
Mr.. Speakman was member Of the
Society Of Friends. His funeral is to
take place on Saturday afternoon at ?
o'clock fro his late home at Rivercroft
Evening journal., 1905-10-20
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speolal ID ~ EvenIng Journal.

Bridgeville. Oct. 20-Miss Helen Lay
ton was rendered a party on Wednes-
day evening by her mother in honor
of her eighteenth birthday The color
decorations were pink. Miss Layton
was the recipient of many beautiful
presents. She has as her guest Miss
Vera Bailey of Philadelphia.
Miss Eva *. Jones and John S. Hur-
lock are attending the Epworth League
Convention at Harrington.
Mrs. NJ. p. Short has returned from
an extended visit to her daughter.
Mrs. E. H. Sawyer, of Vineland, n. J.
T. S. Smith is sojourning in Newark
and wilmington.