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The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-08-30

With the coming of the 'cMerry Widow" opera to America and its con- seQuent popularity the name has had "germistic" effect and few persons have escaped the contagion. First there was the opera and the fascination of the Merry Widow herself. Then her waltz, that has danced through brains and toes. through moving pict- ure and country towns.
 From lands end to lands end the un. dulating rhythmic measure has so struck In that 1t is declared that when MT. Roosevelt goes to Africa he will hear it there. "The Merry Widow" waltz has become habit It is every where.
 Ther is a Merry Widow hair cut, the invention of barber in staid Phii- adelphia.
 The Merry Widow" hat has wrought more havoc and damage than will ever be known and has been a more tantal- ling article of feminine wear than man has ever before encountered.
 The Merry Widow" stockings are as attractive as the lady herself.
 The Merry Widow handkerchief is as firtatious a bit of sheer lawn as any one ever saw.
 The "Merry Widow" petticoat is just suited to showery days.
 I.eRoy. N. r.. has Merry Widow" dramatic club.
 In Grand Rapids they are serving Merry Widow ice cream.
 A big bear at the Bronx Zoo in New York, is called the Merry Widow" be- cause she waltzes all day long.
 A Guthrie (Okla) housewife has or- ignated a new style of pastry known as the Merry Widow pie.
 In Birmingham, Ala. the women have a new style of locomotion called the Merry Widow" walk.
 In a street parade in New Orleans there was a Merry Widow bridal party.
 It is said that in @ town of German name where the children broke out with a rash. the doctors gave it the name of the Merry Widow" itch.
 At a country hotel in Wisconsin Merry Widow hash is on the menu. and at a hotel in Pennsylvania at the ion of the dinner card was "Try out Merry Widow hapjacks for breakfast"
 The Merry Widow" opera has been produced more than $50 times. and is still running at a roof garden in New York.
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Evening journal., 1908-12-11
SUNDAY SCHOOL
NAMES COMMITTEES

Special to THE EVENING JOURNAL.
MIDDLEToWN, Dec. 1l.-At a recent
meeting OF the Christian Endeavor So
ciety OF Forest Presbyterian Church. the
following officers were elected and officers
named: President. J. Fletcher Deakyne;
vice-president. Miss Mary B. Rowland;
recording secretary. Miss Bernice u. Met
ten: corresponding secretary. Miss Mary
Rothweil treasurer, Miss Maude Dea-
kyne. organist. Mrs. S. +. Lewis: assist
ant organist. Miss Nellie RothweL
Lookout committee. Miss Annie Ellison.
Miss Bernice Metten. Miss May Holtens
Mrs. $. +. Lewis; prayer meeting commit
tee. Miss Mary Rothwell Miss Susie Eni-
son. Mrs. Julia Cam. Miss Elizabeth Hall.
Social committee, Miss Myrtle Houstaip'
Miss Niaude Deakyne Miss Susie Ellison,
Mr. william Armstrong.
Sunday School committee, c. D. Kelley.
Miss Annie Ellison. Mrs c. A. HoffeclSer,
William Armstrong.
Missionary Committee, Miss Myrtle
Houstain. Miss Elizabeth Hail. Miss Nell
lie Rothwell Mrs. Julia Cam. Miss Mary
Holten, Mrs c. A. Honecker.
Evening journal., 1908-12-11
KENT COUNTY'S
SOCIAL SIDE

Special to THE EVENING JOURNAL.
DOVER, Del. Dec 1L-This Is month
of great social moment IN central Della
ware Mr.. and Mrs, Charles Il, Fenn
quietly celebrated their forty-ninth we'd
ding anniversary yesterday.
Mr. and Mrs. J. A.. frear have Issued
Invitations for their twenty-ffth wedding
anniversary, TO take place on Saturday
evening. December 10. at their country
home, Cypress Glen, near Rising sun. this
county.
Mrs. John r. Nicholson, wife OF the
chancellor OF Delaware, and Miss Ellen
/ Hayes Nicholson entertained many guests
/ az "A tea given at their country home on
the borders OF Dover.
Mr. and Mrs. James cummins Of near
Leipsic gave a dinner IN honor OF their
/ children and grandchildren The guests
were Mr.. and Mrs. Jacob Rench. Clay
ton. Mr. and Mrs Henry Honecker, Mr..
and Mrs. Charles Walker and sons. Erwin
and Cooper; Mr.. and Mrs Joseph Colds
borough Smyrna; Mr.. and Mrs. John
Slaughter and children; Mr.. and Mrs.
Harry W. Ford and son, Paul, and Harry
Ronch.
Evening journal., 1908-12-11
Social and
Personal

Misses Mary Bouchelle and Esther
Banks OF Chesapeake city, have been
visiting friends here
Paul Patterson OF Perryville, was
recent visitor in this city
Miss Margaret McFadden was re-
cent visitor at the home Of friends In
Perryville.
Miss Lettie w. Crossan OF Kemble-
VILE. visited friends here this week.
Miss Sarah Gallagher has returned
to Londonderry. after spending a week
with friends in this city and Lans-
downe.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Vansant spent
sunday with George Vansant and
family Of Strickerville.
Cecil Vansant has returned from a
brief visit TO Strickerville.
Walter Richardson is visiting friends
at Pennington.
Miss Pearla Crossan Of Landenberg
is taking a course in dressmaking
/ here
Mrs. Maggie Brickley was a recent
guest Of friends at East Nottingham.
Benjamin Ferguson and Harry Kel-
ley OF Kimbleville took an auto trip
to this city on Sunday
Mrs. Ellen Gilbert is visiting friends
at oxford.
Mrs. Margaret BricSley has beer
visiting Mrs. Lydia T. Wright Of OK
ford.
Mrs. Joseph Cope. NT'es Sharples
and Margaret Armstrong Of OXfor'
have been the guests Of Wilmington
friends.
Miss Beulah Foster and Miss Pear
Hough are spending the winter in Los
Angeles. Cal.
Mrs A. T. Russell Of Clayton is Wis
iting her parents Mr. and Mrs r. NJ
Lord. of this city.
Mr. and Mrs. William Parker of wy
oming are spending a few days in this
city.
Misses Virginia Baynard and FlC
Allen spent last Sunday with friends
in Clayton.
Mrs. Frank NcCawley, OF Smyrna
is visiting her parents I'm this city.
Mr.. and Mrs. William r. Davis, o.
Smyrna are spending "a few days will
wilmington friends
Alr. and Mrs. Clifford Richards have
returned from a visit 10 his parents
Mr.. and Mrs. Motion Richards OF Lit
tie Creek.
Evening journal., 1908-12-11

NEW YORK, Dec. 11-Denied the
privilege of rejoining tho Newport,
Of the New York Nautical School. be-
cause they overstayed their shore lib
erty at Madeira last August, when the
ship touched there on its annual cruise,
Howard Naylor. Jr, and Henry Tylee'
Of Brooklyn, will appeal 10 the Board
of Education for reinstatement
When they missed ,1e ship the boys
were penniless and, ording to Nay
lor. appeaeld to DIR. smart, an Ameri-
can missionary at Funchal. who sent
them to Lisbon. where they explained
their predcament to the American con
sui. Mr. La Gere. The Consul sent a
cablegram TO Mr.. Naylor, who for
warded 5000 TO send the boys home
Naylor says he and Tylee were lost
afte,. ascending a mountain near Fun
chal and were unable TO reach the
Newport before she left port.
Evening journal., 1908-12-11
Rural GRANGE Officers

Special to THE EVENING JOlRNAI.
CHEswOID. Doc. it-Rural Grange
elected the following officers TO serve one
year;
Master. W. c. savin: overseer, T. d.
Garrison: lecturer Il. a. Evans; steward
J. r. I.egar; assistant steward, John J.
Kemp chaplain. J. T.. Cote treasurer, o
H. Evans. secretary Mrs. G. l.. Bunker
gatekeeper. a. r. Hoffecker: ceres, Mrs
w G.. savin; flora. Mrs. J. L. Cote; 20.
mona. Mrs. r. d. Garrisoni lady steward
Miss Mary T.. Williams.
Hartly Grange. No. 2G. elected these Of
ficers for 1909:
Worthy master b. 3. Farrow; overseer
s. virdin; lecturer, A. A. Babbitt; stew
ard. J. r. Latta: assistant steward, ". $
Shorts; chaplain, George Perry; treasurer
l.. l.. Bloom; secretary. David Rodway
gatekeeper, +. Dhabaugh; ceres. Mrs
r. Dnlabaugh; pomona. Mrs. h. Far
row; fora. Mrs. A. Babbitt; lady stew
ard. Mrs +. Cowen, organist Miss Vills
Latter trustee for three years, J. r.
Latter.
Evening journal., 1908-12-11
Pastor and VIC EntertaIn.

Mizpah Circle of Kings Daughters
Of Second Baptist Church gave tea
at the home Of the pastor. the Rev.
Thomas Z. Holloway and Mrs. Hollo-
way. No 500 Rodney street yesterday
afternoon. About fifteen Of the older
members of the church were present
and altogether about forty guests we're
entertained. The committee in charge
was composed Of Miss Louise Jones
Mrs MerriclS Horn Miss Clara Dill
and Mrs. George c. Penny. Mrs
James w. Lattomus recited and sang
and Harry Stusebach gave several vio-
lin selections. accompanied by Mrs.
Lattamus and Miss Marion Stradley,
vocalist Miss Ellen Samworth also
contributed readings and Mrs. Stause-
bach gave violin selections, accompan-
led by tho piano. Mrs. William White
sang
Evening journal., 1908-12-11
PLEASING CONCERT
IN COLLEGE TOWN

Special to THE EVENING JOURNAL.
NEWARK. Dec. 1.-THE irst of series
OF three concerts was given in the Ora
tory Of Delaware College last evening by
members OF the Philadelphia Orchestra,
directed by John Wiizemann. Quite a
large number of people were present
The music was greatly appreciated especi
ally Carmen" and the violin solos by
Mr. Witzemann, which brought forth
much applause.
This is the third series Of concerts that
has been given here
Prof NJ. V. Smith and Dr. sypherd
both of Delaware College, made arrange
ments for the concerts.
The musicians were: John Wtizemann,
violin; T. W Cook. violin. Philip Sch
mitz cello; Louis Boehse. bass. Clemento
Baroni. flute; Edmund Rolofsma clari-
net. Ludwig SiarzinslSi. plano.
Evening journal., 1908-12-11
The GOSS STRAGE PRESS ON WHICH THE JOURNAL PRINTED
First Time in History of the State
That a Sixteen-Page Newspaper
Has Been Printed and Folded
Complete at One Operation

The printing OF THE EVENING today the new press
JOURNAL Office is the first time IN the
a been printed anu
complete the modern Goss threeecS @ @
makes possible or r ne"
paper TO print az one ope ,hs
list he the State ta ="
possible print up 70 tw
on paper
ases was to be- printed sections at Two n
together the hrst ano
lions before they were handed QUIT newshoys for distributor nS %
still employed ny ou
nevsnauers when n twelve pages
sofTE JOURNAL VIII print iouis 80
yfour page
and the desired size
OF required 10
for the se -
folded tosether
or
papers an twenty four page % e. re-
and counted
nothing the annoy u"' -
method to tho secuons a.
hass Wilmington newapels Wy n a. a.,
stau,np todays
Of viii do but OF 'ne
getting out Dig
The accompanying of JOURNALS press taken io"
phot the Goss factory
Evening journal., 1908-12-11
To Present esrman Comedy.

In Friends School gymnasium to-
morrow evening "Eigensinu," a COM
edy in German. will be given by the
German department of the school
Those who are TO take part are: Mar
ion Beadenkopf Dorothea BechteL
Margaret Sieborg, Paul v. Kellogg
Gerald j. Pyle. Stanley G.. Prickett
Miss Caroline L. Crew. instructor in
German and English is directing the
production The program includes two
piano solos by Winifred Bach. vio-
lin solo by Herbert Smith, and sing
ing by the Girls Glee club.
Evening journal., 1908-12-11
SLEEPY SAILORS
START A MUTlINY

LEwEs, Dec. 1i.-Claiming that they
were not being given enough sleep. three
sesmeu on the three -masted schooner
Naniasket. lying at anchor at the Break-
water. mutinied and refused to work
Captain Coomhs displayed signals of dis
trcss and the Lewes life-saving crew
soon coerced tho threatening trio when
they arrived on the scene. In order 10
avoid the delay OF a trial. Captain
Ccombs secured three new men and al
loved the mutineers to go, although
many advised action against them.
Evening journal., 1908-12-11
nn,.,.,,v in shinlev Street.

TWO horses attached TO a wagon be-
longing TO the George w. Bush and
Sons Company ran away In Shipley
street yesterday afternoon and caused
considerable excitement IN that thor
ouphfare. At Second street the team
coilided with q FIRE hydrant and became
Fastened there. on the run down
shiplev street the team collided with
"A lamp post and badly damaged Il.
Evening journal., 1908-12-11
MRS. HANNAH p. HEALp DEAD

Mrs. Hannah p. Head, 50 years old,
widow of Joshua r. Heald. died yes
tetday. The funeral will be held from
the home OF her son-in-law, John j.
Satterthwaite. No. 1912 West Tenth
street. on Monday afternoon at ?
o'clock. Mrs. Head was a sister Of ].
L. Pusey. founder OF the Pusey and
Jones Company. Jonas Pusey, Of this
city, Is a brother. Her husband. who
was largely interested in the indus
trial growth Of the city, died in 1887.
Mrs. Heald leaves three children, Ed
win Heald. Of Philadelphia; Mrs. John
]. Satterthwaite and William l.
Heald. both of this city.
Evening journal., 1908-12-11
Drama BY GRANGE.

"The Deacon" drama in FIVE acts,
was presented by members Of Centre
Grange in Centreville Hall last even
ing. Those who took part were W. G.
Wood. l.. ID. Caulk. Arthur Wells, Ray
mond Frederick. Walter Carpenter,
John Kelleher W. o. Mechem. Mrs. r.
Mccullough. Miss Mary Collision, Miss
Margaret c. AIcDermott. Mrs. A. Wells
Louise Grandhomme. Pearl Wells, DR.
Frederick Wiedeman, Lottie Grand
homme. Lille and Florence Mccullough
Jacob Swayne and John Proud.
Evening journal., 1908-12-11
Evenino Company.

on Wednesday evening a number OF
young people from this city went to the
home of Lewis Petit lie Mango Of Belle
vie and spent pleasant evening I'm sing
ing. dancing and playing games. Those
present were: Misses Mary Maxwell,
Sarah Mason. Lille Greene. Blanche Nel-
grisf. Gertrude Green. Edith Coun'ess'
Waiter Heal William Cochran. Harvey
Evening journal., 1908-12-11
NJ. Matron of Honor.

Mrs. l. Lewis Row of this city. was
matron OF honor at the marriage OF
Miss Anna Vendette Zell and DR.. c.
Morse Brown of Cambridge. Mass. az
the home of the bride. No. 3ll7 Powell
ton avenue. Philadelphia on Wednes-
day cNenlng.
Evening journal., 1908-12-11

Moore. Leroy sawin. Frank Heal, Charles
Ingham. Albert Pedrick, Mr.. and Mrs.
John Weldon, Harry Pedrick. Master
Lewis Petit de Mango, Mr. Ferguson
l.. Thompson. Lola and Clara Petit dc
Mango.
Evening journal., 1908-12-11
Bewarel catamount is Loose.

A catamount is running at large near
Gnpin's Rocks in Cecil county. 1t Is
supposed to have escaped from cir
Gus.
Evening journal., 1908-12-11
Had a still Alarm.

The Reliance and Washington Fire
Companies responded 10 still alarm
of fire at the home of Harry. Govine,
at No. 325 Poplar street, yesterday
afternoon. The damage was slight
Evening journal., 1908-12-11
ounners Have Luck.

William G. Robelen and Webster G.
Carter. returned last night from a two
weeks hunting excursion in the lower
part of the State. They brought with
them a large number Of birds.
Evening journal., 1908-12-11

A German statistician has calculate
ed that the steam power In present
use on this globe Is equal TO 100000
600 horsepower. The coal needed to
supply this steam for a year would
make a freight train exceeding 10
times around the earth.