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The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-04-02
HOTELS.
Where Southerners Will Find Excellent Accommodations
 At Leading New York City Hotels
HOTEL ABERDEEN

West 32d St., Bet. 5th Ave. and Broadway. Center
 of Shopping and Theatre districts. An exclusive family and transient hotel. Fircproof having special facilities for accommodating families and large parties attractive prices. Rates upon application.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-04-02
HOTEL BRISTOL
HOTEL EARLE

" 4aTH ST. BET 9TH X 7TH AYES. Rooms
 $1.00. priv. bath. s1.50: Am. Pl.. S2.50
The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-04-02
HOTEL ARLINGTON
ASTOR HOUSE

". 25th St. Broadway. Rooms. sl.50; with
 private bath. s2; Amer Plan. $a.50.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-04-02

70 to Il St.. Bway. Sub. Express station. X con
 fortable sum- home. Room. bath SLED up.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-04-02
HOTEL SHERMAN so. :.

135 W. 47TH ST. NEAR BROADWAY.
 Rooms with private bath. $2.00 up. @
The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-04-02
HOTEL FLANDERS

ETH ST. NEAR BROADWAY. Rooms. s1.00 per day and up.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-04-02

La Vida corsets are unequaled as if modelled over the figure-ye developments. They are boned wit sets, giving La Vida a resilieney tht La Vida Corsets have the patrician garments distinctive.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1911-04-14
Datttttarka 6faannt gjwatRr
Uutlltnghyrrnf.

Sfaolen nleo cit @ploclt ior 2on=
n1ortS &eprGicntont / siinneipto,
Sicefonlul 9tellon, bpis ,1egelll1pttige
Ar6ejoe bon pOe0e illlo slnerfjen>el=
le. 5 jim Iole git Beion0ten liot
nurlllere iuO pao Set oonife &paiu=
lotpuIeu fer / 2ol1oct og pilte, 50 II
leoeS oen oonife 9icgjcrirg irrligt
gjenncll Sc 6 uolcl1Ote &oniuler,
tlo1ot l)pilfe ba1 regneoe Jig lelp,
6opoc Niuct Soruuurf cit beOre Ic-
prulel1totion Derppre ems noget onOct
Souo of tillporclloe Stprrelie.
Sn' GfternriOOogen por ser Moo>
togelic ior Gcion0tcu poa sslnlior
Nonecr @oll ct. Eoul for oerbo-
c'1oe 2onife, al bpilfe Ser bopbc
inofunoct Jig ct ret bctpoeligt 9ln=
tai. lSprpurigt por Scr, otter &C.
Ion0te1S eget Euife, il1gen officielle
SeltligDc0er orrangeret. Senerc po,
2agen por Ser cn !feotogcllc Iav
4clonoten / &ouiul Nellpn3 @ierL
174O Slnnnit s(pc., / bpilfcn oel=
tcg al 0onife iro Millueopolis d.
=. 2ol'rit5el1, 6. Noslnu1sien, 81.
Sfellet, %. Schi6sbne pu g. 81
Cuilt. Otter oenne oilugoe 1on ct
Seleg lo5 SolteS S. Sill bpor 1ou
op6ol0t Jig til bon io1n1e 81 ten
fort'atte Hciieu til Chicago og pioe=
re nluo git.
Grcp 2}'oltfe lotolte, at 6on 6au.
Be lrrt mere ON li1e 2ol1osmtr!i>
6eropre og bou0e 5apt mere @ln0e
|of i'm 9iejie gjenneln 2on0et, enc
6on bap0e pel,tet Jig. Ser fon1n!yr..
logoe bol1 mere ea10 5000 9anlf;:
til 9(n1erifa bpert 9(or, og Set bopoe
ueret Ell itor @lG6c for bou at ie,.
at Sc loa at lige ltOen ltn0togellc
,befonOt Jig pe( berobre> bop0e 9,'f.
fen neo Jig og regne6es blol10t Sc
Wreneoe Stoters be0lte Sl10pan-
0rere.
@oniul 5. 6. 9eclion, ct. Saul,
1nootog igoor fplgenoe Sclegrmn
fra @rebe Moltfe:
uGeO min Sil6ogefonlt til @ol5-
inutpll clllfcr jeg pcO Gcm at 1l0tole
min bjurteliglte 5of til Sc Ionlfe /
Ipilling6perne for 0ereS ellfpnroige
Mootogelie og @jGltfribeb
Mnltfe."
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1911-04-14
An1rrlka.

@illian 9priuer, belfplot for at
6ope opuaoet &olg pcO onliattenoe
@eltiffelier al 9ieolemn1er af 2egis=
laturen men ifjpnt Ser forelou ten1=
melig ofgipreroe Sepiier for, at 9e=
ltiffelicr % Stelm1efipb bape fllnOet
Steo, goofienote 6orbu1oslenatet
opg bons &alg meo 6 StelnuerS
6lertal. Ger9ueo lyncs oog life So=
gen eloelig ofgjort. 9Meo Sen foron=
oreoe Eortiltilling Set npe Senat
CT Ser lloligt til, at ser fou opnaaeS
Ste,na1eflertal for 6orfaltelien nj
banS &olg, iaa megct mere lon man
mener Sen oller liolte Sio at foae'
tlu1oet @epiier for @eltiffelierue og
ll1ener at pioe 9iapnet paa be Miliio=
unrer, lom ltoo hug peo Sem. SSis=
ccl1lil, Senotoren 2oJollette ino=
brogte iiOlte l(ge ct Torllog til cn
9icioll1tion, ifelge builfen 2pril1c@
Sogen Ifol optoge5 til fornpct ltn=
oerlpgelle. 5 Sllinois Se9iSlotl1T
cil Ge|.iffelieslpprgsl1aolet ligele=
oc:, pil1llof aliercOc oenne llge,
blipe optuget til fprnpet l(i1Dcrlpgel=
ic. Ter er flu1oct Sal1f6pncr 1neo
ltorc il1oiuiouelle Sepplitu, pno i11O=
til $4,000, 1ou pilcr, bppr Set poo.
ltoaeoe @eltiffeli icSfnno paa 500
600 TANNER fro. Sprilner % Dans
Tprhlnos fuller CT lucget hctrnftfl=
&C pco Sen Genoing Sagen far taget
i Sen oller li0ite Sis. Mfon goas
ioo grl,11oigt tilplrrfs peo Sen npe
lln0eriegelle, at 2 ipeciellc 9anfin=
lpeftprer giel1nemgaar 9fegnlfaberne
/ huer enelte 9fatiol1al6anf / Gbica=
GO for at finoe Sporene al Set paa=
ltuocoe 9eltiffeliesfnuo.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1911-04-14
;Sra @mpernpr til Siplomat.

gts=@urerlpr Son1es .. 9auio=
Jon of Maoiiol1, @is., pil blipe 1to=
,,rpnt til mnerifoulf @tinilter til ell
lpoauerifonif &epub1it al A$ruiioent
Soft, % Oet meooeles fra 9ioOilpn,
at bau agter at lnuotagc ltOnnpncl=
len. Get antages, at fan pil blipe
ienbt til Gplluubias Soopeoltu0 Sogo=
ta, Ell Stilling ser lpl11es n1co $1O,=
600 aorlig. Sapiolon pur &ol1oi=
hut for Gn1beoet JONI Sen eperlte
Sploenbeosnol1o SSiseonli,1 luell
benne @splt blcp beiot neo ell ol1oell
Man0.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1911-04-14
cpitanoen / @icrieo.

S ltgel15 9p6 Dar ser beret CO
lfillige Sou1nenltpo nellem Negie,
ringstroppcrne og 9iebellerne, n1en
illtet, Ser 6ap0e nogen pelenlig Sn0,
flpoelie paa Stillingen 9llminoe,
ligbeo. gn slioeling &egierings,
tropper blep / Jreoags on1ringeoe /
EN- Gonyon / 9eerbeoen al sltlerco
Pneblo, og neiten bele 5tprten, 80
Mono, 6lep ne0bugget. S Nerbe6en
al Mericali bar ser 2er6ags ct
blooigt Sam'nenltpo melIem ss5rl.
iurgentfpreren Stonlep @illiams
Stprfe og en- slf6eling gfe9ierings=
tropper paa 500 @ano UNDER &C.
neral Miguel 9)iaDott. 9lf 9febel=
lerne fom fun 20 lepenoe u6 al
&ompen, og Gen. @illiams blep ielp
oe6eli9 laaret. = Sen mefsifanife
&onsres far paa 6orilag al 6inons=
miniiter 9imantour bepilget 4 Mil=
lioner Dollars til ct &rigsfono rfor
Sonoets 6reolaggelie", men iamti=
Big er ser inble6et 6re6sun6erbono=
linger mellem Mooero, 2eoeren al
Spltonoen og &egieringen. Mooero
bar Sc iioite Gage opbolbt Jig
Gl Balo, ,Seras ,me6 ipeciel 3illaoelie
af 6e 6or. Stoters 9Regiering, az
penten6e ttlfre6sitillen6e Silbuo fra
Sen mefsifanife &egiering. Ser bar
pRret tilbu0t bam frit 9ei6e til
Merico Gitp for at l1n6erbonolingel
fun6e foregaa ser, men @a0ero bor
erfleret, at bon life itoleoe poo
Greli6ent Clogs 2bfter> og at BON
life pilbe betro lit 2ip bans @an=
Ser, bporfor ban forlanger, at ltn-
oerbanolineerne ifal tie paa neutral
@run6.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1911-04-14
So itprc @fimenlnffer.

5 Ell &ulnine 9ierbe0eu of
Sbrcop, tet pes Seral1tou, 49,, iuo=
trof iiolte Greoog Ell Srono / Ell
3:9fiil1e, tilbpre110e 4Srice=Eoncoalt
aonpogriet, pg iorn CT cit al Sc itpr=
1tc og beblt 1toltpreOe 9liuer 0en
9iegion. Slben ppltoo / Moifinbl,-
let peo elofn1ingen al cit Sfoft, bpi5
Sioegange ca. 400 Mouo orbcioeoe
ri oisie fpm ca. IS 1o Siffer=
heo 1iennelu forlfjellige Sfoftoo6-
Ringer, ioet Ser picbliffeligt blcp
iel1ot Signoler til olle Iele al Sfof<
ten, l1er ca. 20 Mineorbejoere Ell
rhlinb" Sfoft blep ofipnrre0e al
SIS pg 8u!gos og omfon. Ser hc=
gpnote ltrofs ct energiif &eoui11gs=
orbejoe al &egieringens @ialpc=
fprps, men unber Bette slrbejoe ont
fpm ilere @teblernmcr af oette,
blonot oe:u nogle Sfficerer, ser por
gaaet ino sen gosfplote Sfoft neb
Sltbj9lne oper S9ppeoet. Salt ont
fo1n 73 Menreifer. 5il s(fbj9lp-
ming al Meoen ct Ser begpuot Sno=
iomling al ct 6on6, bpis Stdrrelie
er lat til 100000. Sc fleitc al Sc
on1fonme Minearbejoere bar l1olen=
0inge.
son1me Sag inotraf eli Gfsplo=
lion / 9onnerninen peo 9ittleton,
ssefferion Gountp, 9llabana, Ser
tilberer &rott Gonioli0ate6 Goal
So. Minen bearbei0es nalten uoe=
luffen0e. al Sanger fra forlfiellige
Gou11tpfengsler, lom &ompagniet
lejer til 6ette slrbeioe, og Set itore
6lertol al oisie Sanger er 9eegre.
sllle Sc Sanger, ioln por @inen
pao Sen Sis @fsploiionen in6traf,
olnfom. Salt menes 9lntallet al
Dire at pGre 1928, al bpilfe' Sc IA
por @pioe, 9}elten 9tegre. slf Sc
@pioe bar Sc 5 Spipnsmeno. l1n-
Ser &eoningsorbej0et Sor6ag nl
ct &prps poo 10 &eonings1nano paa
ct 19ngel10e @aar nGr plnfplnnc neo
&palning al @os. Sc fon res
Minen mes ssltbinlme poa @ope6et
men paa en eller onbenMaaoe Ital,0-
ieoe Sltpumpen ct 9ieblif. Ser
b1ep bgrt ct ipagt 9epbraob fra Sun=
SEN al Sfaften, % &e0ninas1nan=
oene blep itrafs togne til Sperfla=
sen, men olle beipinet 5ilitan0;
Sc fom Jig BOG alle igjen.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1911-04-14
Wfanur SOM g. ,>obnipu oyS.

sybp. &pngreslnanD og 0tapor al
Glepelono, 0bio, 5pn1 9. SobnicnL
hefjenbt napnlig ion 6orfrn1per for
3 Gents Goslogertaflten poa Spcr-
ppgne og lom en iprig Silhpnger al
Single Sor" Yrincippet, er t
Monoags ofgooet peo Gpoen Gle
neloro efter on1tret1t ct slors S11a-
som, Ser peienliglt bar foroarlagct
al Sorg opcr life at bore bleben
gjenoolgt til en- femte Sermin Ioa1
Mopor al Glepelano. Sobnlon nor
fra jim ti0lige ltngoom interes'sret /
Observation-Disclosures og bar nGIten
bele lit 2ip peret Gjer al Spcrre:e
/ forifjellige 8per, 9ollispille, Gle
peIano, groof(pn og 3etroit. Gfter
at fan bopoe lolgt iine Sporpejsi1=
teresier, blep fan .&onbi6at for 0fa=
por Glepelon0 paa Ell Matforrn,
Dpis 6opeopunft bar en- 3 Gents
Easiagertofit, og efter flere aars
&anip fit ban Sen gjenncnfgrt, laa=
le6es at 8per1s sporneislinier gif
oper til 0elpis fomunolt Sic. 3 Gents
Spltenet betalte Jig life, og Spor=
electromagnetic gif oper / &eceioers
Spn6er. @eo ct 93eferenol1m slf=
lten1ning blep 3 Gents Goflten op=
bepet, ct ienere 6orieg poo at fao
oen peotaget paanp mislpffeoes for
bon, og faa @aaneoer efter blep
fans Dfo6fan6i6ot balgt til @fopor.
s(lle 6isle 9ee6erlag berppeoe Sobn=
ion Miooet og @elbreoet, og Sfl1f=
telierne par iaa meget bitrere, lom
ser 3 Moaneber efter. at ban baooe
frotroabt Moporen1beoet blep ino-
fart en 5 Gents Saflt, ser Strife
lig1e6en bar ct &elultat al bans
9lgitation for Sogen. San bar en-
inrig 9emofrot og en- al HartietS
bpgtigite 2e6ere. S 1903 par bon
oentofrotiif &a116i6at for @uberner
i.Sbio, men opnoae6e life @olg.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1911-04-14
Set poclaetc Slasifib uNtainc" :.

&c 1prbereOel1Oe slrhelDer 1or
@nunil1gen al &roget al Sloglt!i's!
vlioil1e" / Soopono S1upn er I'LL |aa
blot frell1 ifrebne, at set e9cnlige 81
beioe mes 2pft11inge1 il1ort fo1 BE-
gpn0e. Geb SGnfning al ltore g
boloere, Ser er fplot neo Stel1 o1
SsSor0, rl11ot ON &ruge, CT Ser Oan=
net Ell Slugs pol1otrt Srl1uing, oG
oen oerueo fren1fpn1ne Basin pil
hltpe pltll1pet luls. Sette slr6ej0e
pel1tes he1pnot Sllltningen al oe!1=
ne Mooucb. 9crprn pil Groget font
l1e fpr Su1en neiu9ti1 lrnl Bet blep
neo &utultrnfen puu lllpffesoogen, 3.
Is. 0ehruor 1898, pg Set pi( 81 uiIs
Jig, ON l1lyffeu CT foroorloget pes
cn Gfsplpiipn / ielpe Sfibct, iort
Sponierne paoitaos, cller neo ell
Mine ubefra, bptlfet CT Sen nln1ii,olz
lige slntagslie fer / 2anoet Sut
luort %o1oet er uou,n1pet al Basil
net % Graget b(ottet, pil bette hlipe
lmoerlegt pg 9igene = eller Sfe=
letterne - togne 11o. S Sen sln=
leo,1il1g pil ell II. g. &rp0ier piltuof
hlipe lenot til Soopana og fpranfret
tnt pes Srogct for at mootagc 9i4e-
ne al Sc pnfplnnc SplnGro. 0prlt
noar bette ct lfet, pil Sen e9erlige
ltnoerlpgelie ioregao ul1oer 2eoelle
al Sngeniprer o1goael1oe ltlpffes=
ooriogen. ellle oisle slr6ejoer pil
ml1lig bare flere 9iaoneoer, hpor
lang 5io pil bero puu, / bpilfen
1illtonO meu finber &roget.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1911-04-14

S gilbert Sea panbt r9icenie"
mes flor Mojoritet pe0 Ga1get ii0Ite
l1ge, oe 6. 8. gmenion palgtes til
Mapor meb ca. 100 stemmers 6ler-
tal.
Evening journal., 1911-11-22
DON'T WAIT so LONG

One Of the most surprising things
in the world to druggists Is that so
many people endure unnecessary suf-
fering and trouble.
Every day they hear people say,
Il have been feeling so weak aud
miserable for the last few months
that / finally decided to come aud
ask you what TO do for H."
For instance. Miss Zulah Teagar-
den, OF Colnellsville, Pa. says in a
letter: For years had been In bad
health owing to rundown system and
general weakness. ! had no appe-
tite, was tired out. and had no
strength.
Hearing so much about Vinol / de-
cided to try Il, and ] find It the great
est Of all remedies. II has built up
my strength. restored my appetite,
and made me as well as ever. ] might
just as we'll have had this benefit
years ago Il | had taken Vinol then u
Now If you are weak and in poor
health, don't wal. another day, but
let Vinol, our del cious cod liver and
iron remedy without oil. make you
strong. We guarantee it-you get
your money back. 2; not satisfied. n
B. Danforth Druggist, Wilmington
Del.
Evening journal., 1911-11-22
SCHUMANN-HEINK
CALLS THIS HOME
She Loves America and is
Always Anxious to Get
Back Here

Nine Sohumann-Heink was asked
recently, on returning from her annual
trip to her home in Germany, If she
did not become homesick In her long
absences from the Fatherland.
"Homesicki" she cried. Why, 7 am
home nowi Before 1 have been in
Europe six weeks l am crazy to get
back here-home. No matter where
die I want my ashes brought TO
America and scattered here, there,
anywhere. so long as it is in this
country. have seen most of the world,
but love it here best of all"
Those who we're delighted by the
power of her beautiful, fiawless voice
in her last concerts, will feel that any
mention Of ashes in connection with
Schumann-Heink will be distinctly
premature for a long time to come.
Nine. Schumann-Heink appears IN
a remarkable concert program at the
Opera House on Friday evening for
the benefit of the Homeopathic Hos
pital.
Evening journal., 1911-11-22
VARIETY SHOWER.

Mr.. and Mrs. Howard Webster were
given a variety shower at their home,
Talleyville. on Thursday evening.
Those present we're: Mr.. and Mrs.
Howard Webster, Mr.. and Mrs. George
Webster. Mr.. and Mrs. Dutton Web
ster. Mr.. and Mrs. Penrose Talley. Mr..
and Mrs Edward Quigley Mr. and
Mrs. Lewis Talley, Mrs. Sarah Beeson,
Miss Helen Day, Mrs. William Mock,
Mrs. John Wharry. Miss Eva Pyle,
Rouena Pierce, Emma Rumyan. Elsie
and Reba Webster. Louie Beeson,
Jennie Talley. Maud Webster. Estel
Webster, Alice and Marion Quigley,
Albert Garrett, Herbert l.. Talley. u.
Paul Simon, Norman ana Floyd
Pierce, David and John Wharry, Law
renee Talley, Edward Quigley, ,Jr
Alexander Wharry, George w. Web
ter.
Evening journal., 1911-11-22
SOCIAL AND PERSONAL NOTES

Mrs. John D. Goff, OF Marcus Hook.
was a recnt guest Of her daughter in
this city.
Mrs. c. S. Weller. Of Dover, is visit
ing friends in this city.
Mr.. and Mrs Walter Andrus have
returned to their home at Eddystone
after a visit to the latter's parents In
this city
Misses Bertha aud Myrtle Bullen
we're weekend guests of Miss Marion
Keplin, OF Chester
Mr. and Mrs. j. w Barlow and fam
lily, of Chester, spent tho weekend
with friends here.
Mrs. Howard Pennington has re-
moved from Chester TO this city.
Miss Josephine Pennock, Of Kennett
Square, is visiting friends I'm this city.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. G. Marston have
been the guests OF Mrs. Laura Boggs
at Dover.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Kellum we're re-
cent guests Of his mother at Dover.
Mrs. John d. Goff, of Marcus Hook
is visiting her sister, Mrs. Frank Nor
rison, ofNOgletown.
BENJAMIN Becon was q recent visitor
at Newark,
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Thompson we're
recent guests Of friends at Kennett
Square.
Stanley Chambers was a weekend
visitor at BLOOMFIELD" Kennett
Square.
Miss Susie Clayton is spending sew
eral days with friends at Prospect
| Park.
Mr.. and Mrs. William B. Stuart and
daughter Laura, are spending a week
at Holly Oak, Chester and Dover.
Evening journal., 1911-11-22
THIS COUPLE
MARRIED Is YEARS

Mr.. and Mrs. William b. Eldridgo
of No. lis West Twenty-third street,
celebrated their twenty-ffth wedding
anniversary on Friday evening. The
occasion was also the birthday an
niversary Of Mrs. Mary J. Mannerlng.
mother Of Mrs. Eldrldge. Among the
guests we're:
The Rev. Ralph I. Coursey, of
Brandywine Church. Mr.. and Mrs.
William y. King. Mr. aud Mrs Harry
Hollingsworth, Mr. and Mrs. Harry
Mcclure. Mr.. and Mrs. John X. Loom
Is, Mr. and Mrs. Harry p Potter. Miss
Adelaide Potter Mrs. II. l.. Wardel,
Mr. and Mrs. S. Howard Mccoy. Mrs.
l.. NJ. Wilson. Miss Susie Garrison,
Mr. and Mrs. James Clayton. Mr. and
Mrs. Walter z. Sawdon, Misses Eliza
beth and Mary Eldridge. Mr. and Mrs.
Peter. Mrs. NJ. l.. Griffith, Samuel c.
Penrose. Miss Bessie Penrose. Mr.. and
Mrs. Bayman Deakyne. Mrs. 3. J.
Pepper. Mr.. and Mrs. Noah c. Gun
ningham. Mr.. and Mrs. william T.
Linton. Mr.. and Mrs. Frank NJ. Lin.
ton, MIR. aud Mrs. Frank NJ. Linton
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. Osborn Reynolds. Mr.
and Mrs. Ruel S. Loonis. Mr.. and Mrs
Fred Macklin. Mr. and Mrs. Carroll
Griffith, Mr.. and Mrs. william Robin
son, Mrs. George p. Lewis. Mr. and
Mrs. George Taylor, Mr.. and Mrs
James Goran. Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence
Brockson. Mr.. and Mrs. John Hop-
kins. Mr.. and Mrs. william J. Man
rer'ng Mr.. and Mrs. William Jackson
Mrs. Marian II. Wood Miss Martha
Wood. Mr. and Mrs. A. NJ. Pierce, Mr.
and Mrs. Charles Rotthouse Mrs
Eliza Dorsey. Mss Anna Dorsey. Misl
[ Elizabeth Griffith. Misses Anna ant
/ Helen Pevnoids Mics Lurinda Lewis
Miss Mildred THOMPSON. Miss MarioI
Penper. Misses Ethel and Gertrude
Fldr'dRe. Eugene and Ruth Meuner
ing Iuthe~ A. Cloud. ballet "
Loomis. Clifford V. Marnerire. Fred
e-icl, II. Steinie. MIS- ~ I Gavin. o
Darwyn. Pa: Mr.. and Mrs. william
Rradwav, Cloucester. y. j; Mrs
James rftreli Porti9nd: Mr.. an,
Mrs. II r. Lodge. of G-ubb's Corner
Mss Anna G RatleHse. of Mddle
town: M's~ Euvenia sutton. Of phila
delphia: w'i'iam Cullen and MS
CLARA Fenrimore. Of 81. Georges. De-
Evening journal., 1911-11-22
MASQUERADE RAnrY.

A masquerade party was given on
Monday evening at the home Of Mr..
and Mrs. Richard Bonsalls by Leon
Crowley In honor of their son, who
Is here from New York. Among the
guests we're: Mr. aud Mrs. Green.
MIR. aud Mrs Jackson. Mr.. and Mrs.
Kelly Mr.. and Mrs. j. Bonsall. Mr..
and Mrs. A. Lynch, Mr.. and Mrs. ].
Maxwell, Mrs. J. Dickerson. Mrs.
Stanley Touchton, Mrs. Mary Brady,
May Clark. Bertha Colhran, May Hor-
sey. Maggie Donovan Mary August,
Mary Mclaughlin, Florence Conklin.
Emma Sines. Florie Sines. Susie Nor
sey. Maggie Morsey, Rosie Shawd.
Florence Bascoe, Mildred Ashley,
Stella Shriber Bertha Lynch. Ellen
Wilson, Eta Dickerson, Mr.. and Mrs.
J. Fromm, Maggie McCracken. e.
Bascoe, y. Crumlish, = Crowley, F.
Brannock, P. Crowley, e. Shaffer r.
pickerson. u. Kane, e. Lynch, E. Hell
bing, G. Lynch, H. Yarnall. NJ. Bon
sail, r. Bonsall, L. Bonsall, Leon
Bonsall. G. Bonssll. Mr.. and Mrs. G..
Crowley George Casper, Joseph Far
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Brannard
Evening journal., 1911-11-22
ONE WEAK SPOT
Most Wilmington People Have Veal
Part and Too Often It's
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Too iten it's a bad back.
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Dull aching keeps up, day and night.
Tells you the kidneys need help
For backache is really kidney-ache.
A kidney cure is what you need.
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b y Wilmington people recommend the
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Evening journal., 1911-11-22
SOCIETY TO ENTERTAIN.

The Ladies' Aid Society OF stanton
NJ. e. Church, will hold their third
anniversary in the church on Thurs
day evening. A fine musical and it
erary entertainment will be given.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ramoth Mitchell and
Miss Florence Harding OF Whining
ton; Mrs. Kate Greenwalt, Miss Bea-
trice Thompson, b. A. Groves, Mr..
and Mrs. Lewis Guest, Harry Little,
Miss Lille Williams, Helen Groves,
Edna Ball and Delma Dockerty will
be among the entertainers. silver
Offering will be taken for the benefit
of the church
Evening journal., 1911-11-22
RAzAAR FOR uRsnLINE.

The Ladies' Auxiliary Of the Ursu-
line Academy gave successful ba-
5aar and supper In Pylhlan Castle,
No. 90S West street. yesterday after
noon and last evening. All kinds Of
fancy articles, cake. candy, etc, were
sold az prettlly decorated booths and
supper was served In the basement
Music was furnished by members Ct
the Ursuline Music Club. The ar
rangements we're in charge OF Mrs.
John Devine and Miss Mary Sexton.
Evening journal., 1911-11-22
BIBLE CLASS SOCIAL.

The monthly business and social
meeting Of the Bible class Of East Lake
Presbyterian Church was held last
evening. The Rev. Alexander Alison,
Jr., wac the guest OF honor, speaking
about Bible class work in general Re
marks we're also made by John r.
Hudson. OF West Presbyterian Sunday
school. Refreshments we're served.
Evening journal., 1911-11-22
HARRINGTON.BAYNUM.

Miss Elizabeth Harrington. and
Roland Baynum, both Of FELTON,, were
married in the parlor OF the Clayton
House yesterday morning by the Rev
Charles A. Hill. Mr.. and Mrs. Sewell
c. Downs were witnesses to the cere-
mOny
Evening journal., 1911-11-22
MEsr CHuRCH SERyICE.

The mid-week prayer services at
West Presbyterian Church will be
held this evening. The pastor, tho
Rev. Alexander Alison. Jr.. is taking
up the studies in the Acts Of the
Apostles This will be the fourth o.
these studies.
Evening journal., 1911-11-22
PRAISE SERVICE.

The annual praise service of the
missionary society OF Central Pres
byterian church will be held this even
ing. Mrs =. S. Crane, Of Elizabeth,
N. j., will speak on THE Mission
Schools of Porto Rico"
Evening journal., 1911-11-22
SURPRISE PARTY.

Miss Abby Graney of this city. was
given a surprise party on Monday
evening at the home of William Ell
berson, of Camden, N. j., where Miss
Graney is a guest.
Evening journal., 1911-11-22
duPONTS ENTERTAIN.

A dinner Of sixteen covers was
given last Saturday evening by Mr..
and Mrs. Alfred !. DUPONT in honor Of
Mr.. and Mrs. w. H. Haldane. of New
York, who are guests at Nemours.
Evening journal., 1911-11-22
OYSTER SUPPER.

The hoys of Mrs. Charles NJ. Will
sons Sunday school class of Delaware
Avenue Baptist Church will give an
oyster supper at No. 1920 Tatnall
street Thursday evening.
Evening journal., 1911-11-22
SONS OF DELAWARE DINNER.

Cards have been issued for the
twentieth annual dinner OF the Sons
Of Delaware. to be held at the Belle
vue-Stratford. Philadelphia, Thursday
evening, December z.
Evening journal., 1911-11-22
NURSES, ALuMNAE DANCE.

The Nurses Alumnae Association Of
the Delaware Hospital will hold its
second annual dance in Pythian Cas-
tie tonight.
Evening journal., 1911-11-22

MORE EGGS if you will use Pratt's
Poultry Regulator. Guaranteed or
money back. Ask your dealer for
Pratt's Poultry Book. Free.'
Imperial Valley press., 1911-10-30

CANTON, Oct. 3o.-The guns Of thou.
sands of reVolutionists who have declared
against the Manchu reign are ieveled on
the city from entertainments in the north
and a battle Is expected momentarily.
There is little doubt that the rebels viii,
capture the city, as all the imperial
troops, save the Manchus and four thou.
sand reserves, have joined tho revolu-
tionsts.