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The Greenville times., 1906-06-16
Pers onals

Personals
Mrs. Eugene Taylor attended
meeting of the Board OF Foreign Mis-
sious in Indianola this week.
Mr.. George Smith, of Indlanola,
was a guest in Greenville recently
Mrs. /. 2. Coleman and Master
Geo. Helm returned on yesterday
from Lake Providence, La.
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Crittenden,
Miss Belle Barley, Miss Sallie Hunt
Miss Charlie Scott, of Rosedale, Mr..
~. w. Worthington, Mr.. Claggett
and Mr. Arthur Mann left on Thurs
dav on a river trip to and from Mem
phis. aSa an
Mr.. Spencer Aiken has returned
from school in Virginia.
Masters Frank and John Paul Can.
non have returned from the Brothers
College near Mobile, Ala
Mrs. Lou Prince and her sons,
Messrs. James and Robert Prince
Of Lake Washington, were guests IN
this CITY recently WHliS Gil uONN -
visit relatives in Louisville
Mrs John Archer and Miss Susie
Trigg paid a visit in Indianola during
the latter part OF this week.
Miss Annie Buchanan, Of Vicks-
burg. was a guest of friends and re
latives in this city this week
o.
Mr.. Edyard Passino has gone to
visit IN Georgetown, Ky.
Mrs. NJ. P. Sturdivant, OF Glendora,
Miss. is a guest Of her mother, Mrs.
d. A. Love.
Mrs. Louisa Meisner and Mrs. Wm
Neisner have gone to spend somN
weeks at Cooper's Wells.
Miss Adel Benoit, who has been a
guest Of Mrs w. r. Harvey, lett d
few DAYS since to visit her sister.
Mrs Edwards. near Benoit
Miss Ouina has returned to her
home in Pensacola. Fla, after being
guest Of Miss Minnie Hanway,
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Master O. B. Crittenden, Jr., left
on Sunday to visit relatives in Frank
fort, KY.
Mr.. John Hanway has returned af-
ter attending college near Washing
ton.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Sessions, oil
Jackson, Miss, have been visiting
Mr.. and Mrs. w. w. Richardson
Mrs. Garfield and Mrs. Shall Yerger
this week.
Mrs. ]. P Comegys, of Bairds
Miss, was guest of relatives IN this
city during the latter part of the
week
Mr. and Mrs. John T. Moore have
taken the Meisner cottage on the cor
ner of Alexander and Shelby streets
Mr.. and Mrs. J. NJ Hutsel have
gone TO spend the home coming week
in Kentucky and to spend the mid
summer on the Pacific coast
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Miss ErneStlne Burns, OF Wate'
Valley. Miss, is the guest of her sis
ter, Mrs. H T. Crosby.
Miss Adeline Harvey has gone t,
spend the summer visiting various
points of interest in Tennessee
Miss Nan Nelson is spending
few weeks at Castalian Springs.
Miss Kate Walker has gone &c
visit friends in Kentucky
Messrs. Abe and Robert Somervill
have returned from Oxford wher
they have been attending the Univer
sity OF Mississippi.
Mr.. Harry Graham has gone t,
visit in Louisville and Frankfort, ny
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Support your local printer, en-
courage him; do even better. give
him a chance to compete with St
Louis houses. maybe he will do the
job better and certainly IS cheap.
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China Painting.

China painting, drawing and water
colors taught. Morning and after
noon classes. Pupils china fired.
Orders taken for hand-painted china,
score cards, place cards, etc. For
terms apply to Miss Carlile Worth
ington.
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On Sunday. June II. the pastor will
conduct the usual services. preaching
Ill the morning on False Content
ment" At 7:45 the subject viii be
MANS Part in Redemption. \ cor
dial welcome awaits all who will
worship with rs.
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At St. James Episcopal Church

Rev. Mr. Boykin. of Lexington.
Miss. will offioiate at the services
at St James Episcopal church at II
a. ma. and 8 p. m. tomorrow.
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A new lot of our celebrated Bean
Batiste at 3H cents per yard. Not
more than II yards to customer-
Nelms & Blum Co.
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Organ Recital

There will be an organ recital at
St. James Episcopal church Sunday
night at 7:45 followed by short ser
vice. =
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Mrs. L. c. Brannon has returned
from Bowling Green, KY, where she
was called by the recent sickness anC
death of her father, Hon. A J. Nit
chell E8EMN
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Little Misses Alma Rose Jacobs
and Evelyn Rotschild, of Gunnson,
are guests of their grandfather, Mr.,
NJ. Gensburger.
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Shelton-Kretschnar

Shelton-Kretschma
Mr.. Walter Park Shelton has is
sued invitations to the wedding of
his daughter, Lady D., to Mr.. Wilson
Primms Kretschmar, which will take
place at nine O'Clock on the evening
of Wednesday, june twentieth, at the
First Presbyterian Church.
The hour of the marriage has been
changed from eight to nine O'Clock.
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Miss Carrie Belle Negus and Miss
Susie Ireys spent the past week on
Lake Washington, the guests Of
Miss Bessie Erwin.
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Mrs. Scott Killams and little
daughter, May, of Lake Village, Ark.
were the guests of Mrs. Dillehay the
first OF the week
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Mrs ]. ]. Ferguson has gone to
visit n Tennessee.
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Mr. and Mrs. T. L. Borodofsky, Of
Merieold, vii arrive in few days to
visit Mrs. Borodofsky's father, Mr.
NJ Gensburger-
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at Greenville was thrown on the
screen, | barely escaped giving the
Rebel Yell Many questions were
asked me afterwards and you may be
sure | profited by the opportunity to
read some of the items of the last
report from Greenville Circle No. 2
which | had with me.
"Only two invitations were extend
ed for the conference of Ioo7-James-
town, Va, and Vicksburg AS you all
know, Vicksburg got it.
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Mrs. Robert Somerville has been
absent this week visiting friends on
the Gulf Coast
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Younger Circle Dance

A dance was given by the boys OF
the younger social circle at the at
tractive home Of Mr. and Mrs J. J.
Harty on Friday evening of last
week.
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Miss Inez Montgomery has been
visiting relatives on Locust p1anta-
ton during the past fortnight.
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Miss Matsy Wynn's hosts OF friends |
are delighted to know that she IS |
rapidly recovering from her recent
illness.
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Mrs Guy Simmons is visiting her
parents, Mr., and Mrs. ]. T. Aiken.
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Mrs. S. B. Wilson and children, OF
Vicksburg, are guests Of Mrs. W.G
Yerger and Mrs. George Wheatley,
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Mr. and Mrs G. F. Archer have
gone to spend several weeks in Nat
chez.
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Mr. Harry Graham has gone to
Vist in Louisville and Frankfort. XIV.
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Miss Emma O. Pohl has gone TO
spend the summer with Mrs Norton
in Chatauqua, n. Y.
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Mr.. Frank Gordon IS at home after
attending the A & NJ. college IN
Starkrille.
SIR. and Mrs. ]. B. Watt spent a
few days in Memphis this week.
SIR. R /. Casey. Of Hollandale,
was in this city on Thursday.
Miss Matsy Wynn's hosts OF friends
are delighted to know that she IS
rapidly recovering from her recent
illness.
Mrs. S. B. Wilson and children, OF
Vicksburg, are guests OF Mrs. VIC.
Yerger and Mrs. George Wheatley,
Mrs. Guy Simmons is visiting her
parents, Mr., and Mrs. J. f. Aiken
Miss Emma O. Pohl has gone TO
spend the summer with Mrs. Norton
in Chatauqua, n. Y.
Mr.. and Mrs G. F Archer have
gone to spend several weeks in Nat
chez.
Miss Inez Montgomery has been
visiting relatives on Locust planta
ton during the past fortnight
Mrs. Robert Somerville has been
absent this week visiting friends on
the Gulf Coast
Mr. and Mrs. l. L. Borodofsky, Of
Meriaold, vii arrive in a few days to
visit Mrs. Borodofsky's father, NJ r
NJ Gensburger.
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Mr.. Frank Gordon IS at home after
attending the A & NJ. college IN
Starkrflle.
The Greenville times., 1906-06-16

Messrs. Abe and Robert Somerville
have returned from Oxford where
they have been attending the Univer-
sity OF Mississippi
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Mr. Spencer Aiken has returned
from school in Virginia.
The Greenville times., 1906-06-16

Masters Frank and John Paul Can.
non have returned from the Brothers
College near Mobile, Ala.
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PERSONAL


II. T. Sergeant is at Atlantic City.
Mrs. Mary f. Calhoun is at Allan
tic City.
Charles Brinton has returned from
the South.
f. n. Wallace is at the Chalfonte,
Atlantic City.
Miss Edith Taylor is visiting friends
in Philadelphia.
Roy Brown Of Camden has been
visiting friends in this city.
Miss Charlotte Smith of Smyrna is
the guest Of Miss Lille Cole.
Everett Brown and son have been
visiting friends at Appleton, Md.
Mrs. Harold NJ. Shaw is the guest of
friends in Hockessin and Norklyn.
Mrs. Charles Pennell of Washington
is the guest Of friends in this city.
Bernholtz G. Strickland has been
visiting friends in West Chester, Pa
Miss Lea Vansant of Sassafras, Nd. ,
has been visiting friends in this city.
Miss Sarah Mealey and Miss Nellie
Lynch are registered at Atlantic City.
Mrs. Claude Downs Talley Of Phila-
delphia is visiting friends in this city.
Miss Gertrude Bowdle has returned
from visit TO her home in Easton,
Md.
Miss Elsie Nowland is spending a
few days with her parents at Elkton,
Md.
Miss Alice Ainsworth Of Philadel-
phia has been the guest of Miss Mamie
Cox.
Miss Florence L. Ritter of Philadel-
phia is the guest Iof friends in this
city.
Miss Mary W. Pyle has returned
from visit to friends in West Ches-
ter, Pa.
R. Daniel and Charles Marvel of
Milford have been visiting friends in
this city,
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Kibler of
Chesapeake City, Nd, are visiting
Montrose.
Miss Katharine Morrison of Phila-
/ delphia has been visiting her parents
in this city.
Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert Y. Hendrix
son spent Easter with friends in Al.
/ toona, Pa.
Miss Maude Bergman has returned
from a visit to her parents in Oxford,
Maryland.
Miss Kathryn f. Quigley is the
guest Of Miss Anna G. McHugh, at
| Farnhurst.
Miss Mamie Gallagher is the guest
Of her sister, Mrs. Charles Fisher, in
Washington.
Mrs. John White Of Philadelphia i.
visiting Police Sergeant and Mrs.
Hiram White.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Underwood
spent Easter with DR.. T. 4. Vail al
Delaware City.
Miss Philomena Beecher has re-.
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turned from visit to friends in
Princeton, n. j.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hickman Sparks Of
West Grove, Pa, are the guests of
friends in this city.
Miss Edna Martin Of Kennett Square,
Pa, attended the Farrow- Collins
wedding in this city.
Mrs. Lee J. Martin spent Easter with
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Robert
Walker, Kennett Square, Pa.
Mr.. and Mrs. f. E. Hill of New
York are guests Of Mrs. Allie Locker
man of Seventh and Adams streets.
w. C. Spruance and Miss Edith
Spruance of this city are stopping at
the Challonte, Atlantic City, n. J.
George X. Larrimore, formerly Of
this city, but now of Philadelphia, is
spending few days with friends here.
Mr.. and Mrs. Karl Wilson and J. G.
Wilson of Orange, N. j., were the
guests Of DR.. and Mrs. III. w. Briggs
on Sunday.
Miss Jane Aiken of Baltimore and
Miss Jane McAllen of Snow Hill, Nd. .,
We're the guests of Miss Jennie Dutton
during Easter.
Miss Addie Meredith and Miss Lulu
Bender of Philadelphia have been
visiting their aunt, Mrs. William
Meredith Of this city.
John Ii. Wallace of the battleshi ip
Pennsylvania, which has arrived at
League Island from Cuba, spent few
hours at his home in this city Monday.
Mr.and Mrs. Elbridge Plummer and
daughter, Mrs. Katherine p. Adams
of Boston, Mass, and Mrs. Samuel
j. Dennison have gone to Washington.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-04-18
HEAVY PENALTY.
Imposed Upon a Milk Dealer Charged
With Assaulting a Boy.

Frank T. Maroncy, a milk dealer had
a hearing before Deputy Judge Garrett
in the Municipal Court this morning, on
the charge of committing AN assault and
battery ON Samuel Chadwick, a l5-years-
old boy, last Tuesday afternoon. The
charge was brought by Special Agent
Frank Stout of the s. p. G.. G..
Chadwick testified that last Tuesday
afternoon, while he was walking along
Ivy Road, Rockford he gave call and
Maroney, who was driving along the road
got out of his wagon and struck him in
the face three or four times and then
picked up "a milk bottle and struck him
in the head with il. The boy said that
Maroney evidently thought he was calling
him names, but he was not
Agent Stout said that he went 10 the
place where the boy is employed, and that
those OF whom lac inquired as TO the boy s.
character said he was a very good boy.
Maroney made "a statement in his own
behalf, saying that the Chadwick boy
was at one time employed by him, but
he discharged him He said since being
discharged the boy, every time he saw
him, would call him names He said that
on Tuesday, as he was driving along Ivy
Road the boy called him names, and when
he told him to stop, replied with curses,
and picked up a stone and threw at him
He then struck the boy.
Judge Garrett imposed a fine of 500
with costs
Harry Hamilton, Frank McDonnough
and Leroy j. Wolf, boys, charged with the
larceny of n slot chewing gum machine,
the property of Thomas W. Steinnell. who
keeps store AT Sixth and Tatnall streets.
were committed to the Ferris Industrial
School
John Garvey. charged with larceny as
bailcc OF a diamond ring, will have a hear
ing on Friday morning
Frank Ice, a hoy, charged with corner
loungng, was fined ST. Clarence Smith,
charged by his sister with acting in dis
orderly manner was fined 49, The case
against Dominick Celin, charged with
assault with intent to commit murder.
was continued for n week, his wife still
being in the hospital, as a result of the
assault.
The case against Giuseppe Bartuchos,
charged with assault with intent to COM
init murder ON Martaino Naisc. was con-
tinuod until next Tuesday morning, al
the request of Baruches attorney.
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OVER IN MARYLAND

Thomas II. Dodd has been named as
postmaster at Carmichael
&. 5. Ahrhams of Woodlawn has re-
signed as trustee of the poor and insane
for Cecil county.
The Cecil Farmers Telephone Co. will
extend its lines TO nearly every section of
Cecil county.
Elkton icemen have given notice of am
increase i'm price this season, blaming the
short crop for the raise
The City Council of Havre de Grace
has leased the city opera house to New
York parties, with the understanding that
It he improved.
At the opening of the April term Of the
Kent County Circuit Court at Elkton. an
civil cases were continued to the fan term.
Robert G.. Morgan is foreman OF the grand
jury
Rev DR. Wallace Radcliffe of New
York avenue Presbyterian Church. Wash
ington, ID. c., will preach the baccalau-
reate sermon and Rev DR. J. NJ. Buckley.
editor of the Christian Advocate, will de-
liver the commencement address at Jacob
Tome Institute, Port Deposit
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ANT1-BRIBERY LEAGUE.
Call for a Meeting OF New Castle County
Anti-Bribery Pledge signors in This
City on Friday Morning.

Call for a Meeting OF New Castle County
Ant-Bribery Pledge Signors in This
City on Friday Morning.
William +. Kurtz. the New Castle
county vice-president of the Anti Bribery
League of Delaware, has issued a call for
ameeting of the signers Of the anti-bribery
pledge living in this county, to be
held in the Equitable Building on FRI
day morning at II o'clock. The follow
ing call is issued to the members:
Dear Sir: As ice-president from New
Castle county of the recently organized
Anti-Brihery League of Delaware. l have
deemed IT proper to call together all of
the sgners of the anti-bribery pledge as
collected by the Sussex Republican,
whose homes are in New Castle county,
for the purpose OF completing our organi-
zation and also to confer among ourselves
as to the best ways and means to accom-
plish the purposes for which we are organ
led IL is desired to have the views and
suggestions of everyone who is interested
in preventing fraud and corruption at
our elections, and / would therefore earn
cstly request your presence at a meeting
of those interested to be held at the
rooms of the Wilmington Board Of Trade
ON the third floor of the Equitable Build
ing, at Ninth and Market streets, vii.
mington, Del, on Friday, April Goth, at
/ / O'Clock a. m. Yours very truly,
w. Il. kurtz
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HOME WEDDING
Marriage OF Nils. Gertrude Biscoe ane
Clarence Chsrsha.

Marriage OF Miss Gertrude Biscoe and
Ciarrnce Chsrsha.
Miss Gertrude Biscoe, daughter OF
Mr.. and Mrs Thomas j. Biscoe and
Clarence Cbarsha, both Of this CITY,
we're married last evening at the home
Of the BRIDES parents, 22O2 Washing
ton street.
The ceremony was performed by
Rev. G. n. Wyatt, pastor of Harrison
Street M. r. Chureh. The bride was
attended 10y Miss Mae Mearns Of this
city as bridesmaid and Grace Trice OF
Philadelphia acted as flower girl.
Robert Biscoe, brother of the bride,
was groomsman. Mrs. Lillian Dew
erick of Baltimore played the we'd
ding march, and Miss Bertha Harper
of this city and Mrs. Eva Phillips OF
Philadelphia sang. oh, Promise
Me. " Misses Edna Choate and Ger
trude Biscoe Of Philadelphia, cousins
of the bride, Miss Hattie Craig OF
Baltimore, Miss Elsie Smith, Miss
Mamie Russell and Miss Bertha Har-
per were ribbon bearers. The bride
wore a gown of white Paris muslin,
over tatfeta, and carried "A shower
bouquet of Bride roses and maiden
hair fern. The bridesmaids s and flower
XIII > nIEHat1 MtAE VI hAut VI AkAANts
over taffeta, and they carried bouquets
of Easter lilies. The ribbon bearers
gowns were of white organdy over
taffeta. The house was prettily dec
Grated with potted plants, Easter lilies
and violets. About lS5 guests were
present from Baltimore, Philadelphia,
South Amboy and this city. A recep-
/ tion followed the ceremony. Mr.. and
Mrs. Charsha left for a trip to Bos-
ton and on their return will live at
! No. 2202 Washington street.
PHILADELPHIANs MARRIED HERE.
Rev. George l.. Wolfe performed a
] double wedding ceremony yesterday
afternoon in the Office of Magistrate
Broman. Both couples were from
Philadelphia. The weddings were not
prearranged, but it happened that
both couples arrived at the magis-
trate g office at about the same time,
and secured marriage licenses. The
couples were Miss Florence Kellett
and Nicholas p Gallagher, and Miss
Emily Winder and Jacob Belleriean.
Last evening Mr.. Wolfe married
another Philadelphia couple, at his
residence. The bride was Miss Anna
Elizabeth Kinerney and the groom
William j. Stinson.
DONOHUE-KEENAN.
Miss Katharine Keenan, and William
Donohue were married yesterday in
st. Paul's II. G. Church by Rev
Edward G. Higgins. Miss Anna
Donohue, a sister of the groom, acted
as bridesmaid, and William Conry
was best man. The brides gown was
white net over taifeta, and she carried
Bride roses and maiden hair fern.
Miss Donohue's gown was of white
Paris muslin. She wore a picture hat
and carried pink carnations. Owing
to the recent death of the bride s
mother only the immediate relatives
of the families were present. After
a trip to Buffalo, Mr.. and Mrs. Dono-
hue will live at No 427 jackson street.
The bride is the daugher of Joseph
keenan,, No. 224 jackson street.
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SOCIAL EVENTS.

A party was given to Mrs. William
Oliver Of 107 Searles street, in honor
of her birthday anniversary on Mon
day evening. Those present were Mr..
and Mrs. Luton, Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph
Luton, Mrs. Harry Luton, Misses
Ellen, Carrie and Emma Luton,
George, Elmer and William Luton Of
Darby, Pa, Mr. and Mrs. William
Proud, Misses Lucy, Eta and Lille
Proud, John and Robbie Proud, Miss
Lena Luton, Centreville, Del, Mr..
and Mrs. Atmore Luton and daughter
Ruth. Mr., and Mrs. William oliver,
Messrs. William H. Oliver, Jr., Wal
ter Oliver, Harry Donoghue, Mr.. and
Mrs. George Oliver and son George,
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Hall and son,
Harvey, Mrs. Lydia Donoghue and
sons Norris and John, Mrs. George
Brown, daughter Ellen and son David,
Mrs. Leonard Bowen, Irma Donoghue,
Agnes, Janet and Lucy Oliver, Mrs.
Lewis Henvis and daughter Susan and
Miss Agnes Oliver.
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LOVE LETTERS IN CUSHIONS.
''Nosegny'' in Fhiiadeiphia Reco' d.

'Noeegay" in Philadelphia Reco'd.
When Miss Mary Claire Jones of
No. 1853 North Nineteenth street,
becomes the bride Of Frank V. Sim
pers of Dover, Del, she and her bride
groom will plump themselves down at
the proper point in the wedding cere-
mony upon cushions stuffed with the
ardent epistles which have passed be-
tween the twain during the happy
period Of courtship. The ceremony is
to be performed at the home Of the
brides parents, Mr. and Mrs. Edward
b. Jones, on Wednesday, April 25th.
Rev. G.. Buckley Burns Of the Union
Methodist Episcopal Church, Will
ofiiciate. The unique cushions which
the bride has prepared to hold so con.
spicuous a place in the ceremony are
covered with white material to match
her gown.
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ENTERTAINED THEIR MOTHERS.

The Otis Club OF the Peoples Settle
ment, composed OF 2l girls aged between
10 and - years, gave an Easter enter
tainment for their mothers, yesterday
afternoon. A programme of recitations,
piano solos, vocal quartet and sextet and
songs by the club was delightfully."- per-
formed. Miss Pyle and Miss Walter,
residents at the settlement, were also
guests at the club, which is under the
direction Of Miss Golding and Miss Beaden-
kopt The refreshments served we're ice
cream. cake and Eastersaggs.
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store Alterations.

n. S. Barkley has secured the con
tract from c. II. Scarborough of Phila-
delphia, for the tearing out of the
fronts Of the properties Nos. 404 and
406 Market street and the remodeling
Of the two first stories, large bulk
window fronts, metal ceiling, ashes
tos floors and other improvements. at
a cost Of about So, The double
store will be occupied by the Miller
Drug Co.
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MEETING OF SCIENTISTS.
Associated Press Dispatch by Special wlrc,

Associated Press Dispatch by Special Wires
Philadelphia. Pa April 1S.A Scientists
Of international repate met TODAY I'm the
hall of the American Philosophical Society
the meeting being one of the features of
the celebration oi the 2OOth anniversary
of the birth of Benjamin Franklin.
A number of those who attended the
meeting read papers ON scientific SUBJ
iocts. An executive business session fol-
lowed the open meeting.
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THE oARMELITE FATHERS.
.eieted Pres. pispatcn nv speoiai Wire,

Associated Press Disnatcn by Special wirea
Niagara Falls n. Y, April lS.-Ihe
Carmclite Fathers of the United States
have elected Rev Father Ambrose Bruder
of pittsburg provincial for three years.
Rev Father Best and Rev Father Nc
Donald of Niagara Falls, Rev Father
Kehoe of Chicago and Rev. Father Murphy
of Englewood, n. j., have been elected
cOnsultors
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BOY IN CUSTODY.
He is Suspected Of Having Run Away
From Home.

He Is Suspected of Having Run Away
From Home.
Police Officer Purcell last evening ar
rested John Bradley, aged IS years, on
the charge OF having run away from home
The boy, who says his home is at No. "a
East Rittenhouse street, Germantown,
Pa, applied at the lyceum Theatre yes
terday for work and he was given employ
ment as an usher. Last evening the
police received a request from Philade-
phia. asking them TO look out for al
runaway hoy. who was likely to be found
around theatres.
Bradley was taken 10 the police station
and will be kept there until Special Agent
Frank Stout of the S. p. G. c. can investi-
gate.
The boy told Mr.. Stout that his parents
were dead but that he lived with "A woman
named Margaret Ice, at the above address.