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Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1911-02-23
SOnneritas, %. 8ebruar 1911.
Truf. TerSinano 2aban.
Ella btSsutsnosr gsrirstsr btr btHtid,eu auHR.
piiieRidlait In Berlin stitprbtu.

grotrIior Seroinan6 2abon lit
in Berlin crit "a Sabre alt, ge-
itorben. SSn linn perIiert Die beutife
Runitiuiiienlfait einen ibrer interei.
IanteIten 8ertreter. 9ide Bidder bat
2a6an nidt perfabt, aber mas er an
Standardization gufidsen unO @e-
Ieaenbeitsorbeiten aus Der Snno CAB,
berrietb einen ebenio ielbItitdnbigen
ipie mutbigen @eiIt. Gem 8ibIiotbe.
far Der fouigliden 0tliieen uno Te.
6afteur Oes Sabrbpfs Der tonislid
preubii6en 9ilrIiamulungen mar
Die OtuBe fir eigene fpiiienIbnitlihe
Grbeit fuupp SugemeIien. 2aban fam
bon Der Sbiloiopbie. Wtit Sriebrih
9eieside bat er in lebbaftem 9rief.
tpe6iel geitauoen. Gin 1888 erifie.
nenes 9Gnoden y0ialo9iife 9eIuiti.
guneen" perr6tb @eiit bonn @eilte
9eieeihes, lit aber bod our6oruneen
bon elmer gang eisenortigen @uffoi.
ilng un6 itiliitiib bon feiititem gfei5.
Ser Still erinnert itbrigens mebr an
ben aIten Spotter 2ufinn aIs an ben
giniie6Ier bon Sils-Wario. 8ir
iogen bieiem 8IdIein eine Iiterari.
fde guferItebung poraus. slnoupm
eri6ienen: vapboriitiihe 9eitrGge
gum Sample Der 2ebensani9aurn.
gen.. @eborte 9abau gu ben ,@nt.
tGuihten Der 8HIoiopbie2" 9eieb.
i6es glpborismus r8em ibr bisber
on ben bohiten 8ertb oes 2ebens ge.
glaubt babt mo eub MIN enttGuiht
iebt, miiBt ibr es benh iest gleih
gum nie0rigiten Breiie Iosi6Lagen2"
berrGtb pielleidt Die Sragif in Ser.
binano 2abans 2eben. Sn 6en Set.
teItGiten ieiner 9ibIiot6et uno ben
RegiiterbdnOen Oes nSahrbu6s", on
oeren lestem er iih 5u Shanoen ge.
srbeitet baben ioa, mag Der emit 10
@breei3ige etluas oergruben baben,
mas oriidenSe 1uBere gerh1ItniIie
nift aur @ntfaItling bringen fonn.
ten. 0en 3abIreiden genusern Der
Muieiimsbibliotbef fieI tpobl aIlqc.
nlein Der eieentbiimIid reiignirte9Iid
uno Die etruas gebeugte SaItltng oes
bo6eelpahienen breiti6uItrigenIan.
mes auf. @s piirbe iid Iobnen, feline
frnitgeididtliden arbeiten, genonnt
ieien iolde iiber @ottfrieo S6aSou
unb ben @iener Bortr1tminitiaturi.
ften s. s. 6liiger, gu iamlmeIn; tie
finO aud itiIiitiih uneeip0bnlid
our6eearbeitet..
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1911-02-23
Serbiea~6thm,t asl

3as nielsepriifte 36nigrei6 Co.
bisn id,eint MN erbIi9 beiieren 3ei-
len entgegengeben 5u poIlen. 9G
neue San6elsoertrag nit Oeiterreidb-
llngorn miro alrf Die pirtbihaftIid)e
@nhpidllng oes 2anbes siiritis eio-
pirfen; Der SbronfoIser, Der 'ii1 bis
Ter Spmpatbien erfreitt, lit bon ieiner
idrpenen 9ranfbeft berseIteIt, unS ;lx
gutter 2est perI6Bt diid) Sas ,,ertfant
terrible" BON Serbien, Bring @eora,
Iein aufotbmenoes SeimotblanS. Die
Resierrng lit 10 erfrelt iiber Die eno-
Ii6e glbreiie bes Brin5en, Der aIs
franSoiiider MilitGri6iiler in bieglD-
Italt BON ct. @pr eintreten ioll, Dab
lie ibm germ Ieine S9uloen besablt
iotpie ieine @iinif)e no6 einer Mo-
natsgage uno einem Goirtanten ua3
eigener 9lusapobI befpiuiet. 8rin3
@eorg bat befamtIib ottrd ieinellp-
sebdroiefeit un6 ieine proncSierenoE
$aItung Selterreif- -llnearn seseD-
iiber geraoe in elmer fritii9en 3eit-
lage Der ierbiiderr Bolitif grobe Der
legenbeiten bereitet. glua ionit foIate
er in ieinem Bripotleben feinesapesk
bofii6en @eiesen, ionSern sab an
bieIen uro eeredten 9eIdrperocn
anlaB. SdIiebIi6 iab man blirt
Ieine SaItims Die 3uflinft Der 9pua<
Ttie eefabrSet uno ieste an ieiner
SteQe ieinen 9rltber Meranoer a[S
EbronfoIeer elm. auberSem erpies
Ii6 @eorg als elm ifarfer @egner
iener perIdnporenen Offi5iere, tpelte
Die @rmorSuns 6es ierbiifena6nies-
paores 10 bIiltis our6gefiibrt batten
0ieIe gbaeisnns ntadt ieinem G9o-
rafter eigentIi6 MIR @bre, aber Del
benz ginfIuB Oer8erifNp0rer i'm 2aD-
De fonnte aud iie gu elmer @efnbr
fir Die 9pnaitie upb Die &eeieruRg
peroen. 90 ieben 6enn ole garteie1
IN Serbien ben friiberen Ebronfolger
nidt ungern aus Serbien ifeiSen.
Bieaeift tpir6 ieine ntilitGriidje @r-
Siebuns in Sranfrei6 Bel ieiner ur-
beItrittenen gegablng ltnb ieinem
traftnoIlen Temperament an ibm baS
@ort rpabrntafeu: 8enn iid DER
WtoIt nod 10 u6iuro geberbet....
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1911-02-23
Itlas.

nGtIas" ooer elm ergosIibes Nib.
beritGnbniB - 10 fonnte man Sie
Sei6idte betiteln, Die Der iest 73i1b.
riee rbeinlanoii6e Sanotagsabaeor6.
nete uno Staotperoronete Rreitlina
iiingit am 8oaneraner.Ibeno in Ser.
lin erSGblte. Rreitling lit in 0eu.
Sittau bel Shmodfpis als Sobn Ell.
mes Sbifiers seboren un6 erbielt ben
Gnfangsunterridt ourh. einen 2eb.
rer, Der 0ugIeid 2eineipeber mar.
slls er 8 Sabre odblte, 5ugen ieine
@Itern nod Berlin uh6 Der Sunge
fam auf 0as aolniibe @pmnaiium,
bas ii6 oamals nod i'm oIten &6Ini.
fhen Ratbbauie in Der 9reitenStraBe
befan6. sIm otueiten Gage iogte Der
Srbinariiis Der Serta, oaB Ole Sdii.
Ter nGditfolsenSen Cages sur Geo.
grapbieitlin6e ben GtIos mitbrinaen
foIlteu. Ser iunse areitIina un6
feline @ltern batten feline slbnuna
booon, mas 0amit aemeint mar
Miitter 9rei0ling neinte uber, Dab
ibr aItes 9rautfIeiS aus 9ltIos be-
itebe. @S iei 3nar idon iebr alters.
f6ipof, dber elm Stiid, piellei6t ipie
Die SfuImappe groB, IuiIe ii6 nod
herousidnei6en. @eingt, getbanl
Der fIeine &reitIing itedte oaraui
bergniigt ben Stoff in feline @appe
els Die @eoerapbieitun6e beranfam
befabl Der OrOiRarius, ben gltlas
bor5unebmen. areitling nabm ieir
Stiid GtIasaeug beraiis uno Iegte es
nergniigt aiif SEN Gid, gum Statt
nen bes 2ebrers un6 Der 1itlhiiIer
@atiirIib fIdrte iid bas UeibperItano.
nib 5ur oIIsemeinen Seiterfeit raif
anf. Seit Oieier 8eit aber battt
areitIins ben Spisnamen .gtlas"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1911-02-23
Sin uener srif.

gu einem SutpeIier Der Iue be Ia
Boir in Baris fam Dor etfua 5ebn
Saeen elm glmerifaner uno faufte Ell.
men Siomanten bon auBeroroentlider
Sdonbeit uno @rObe, fir ben er mil.
Zig uno obne gu banoeIn $4,000
5ront 5ablte 9rei Gage oarauf EN-.
pfing Der Garfmann BON ieinem neuen
aun6en Elm 9anfidreiben fir Die
CUTE 9eoienung, eIeidseitis aber aufl
bic Wtittbeilungu bab Der RGufer aui
einiee Gage nod 2on6on perreiien
miiife. SSn Ser 3uiiden3eit ioIlte ii6
Der SupeIier bemiiben, bos Benoont
gu Dem Stein Su finAen, fir oas Der
glmeritauer iid bereit erfI6rte. 100.
900 Sranf 5u 5abIen, oermaben iei
ibm an ieineln @eiis eeIegen. Ser
SupeIier rieb iib pergniigt Die S1noe
uno ieste SimmeI uno Sole in 9e.
pesune, im einen GbnIi6en Stein gu
srbaIten. limb fiebe bo, feline 8e.
miibingen bntten @rfoIg. Bor eini.
yen 9agen fam elm angebIider 0ia.
mantenbGnbIer gu ibm uno BOT ibm
,inen Stein an, ben er no6 Ianeem
$anoeIn fir $4,000 Sranf eritono.
Sn @irfIidteit batte Der idIaue 9i.
ioutier ieinen oIten Stein fpie6er 5L.
riideefnuft. uno 5tpei geriebene @au.
ner tbeiIieu iid ben Raub bon 10000
branf.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1911-02-23
St5,000,000 anteridlagen.

Cine Rieienlinteri6laglln mir aus
5rtutst gernelSet: llnuittelbar na9
9eenoigltng Oes Huiiiidr SnpaniideD
gsrieges purSe in Srfrtsf inter Dor
iit oes 5iiriten 9ortihafoD eine4ont-
miiiion eingeiest, Inn auf Der Erans-
baitolbabn Die 8erfradtiingen Der
Snten0ontltr 5u fontrollieren. DieIe
RommiiIion itellte ungebeire Inter
i6Ieiie feit, Die ith nuf OreiBie Nit
Iionen Gtubel beliefen. gluBer Der
@iienbabnperpnItuns limp au6 nr-
oere Ieiiorts 0aran betbeili9t. Oa-
mails purSe Die &ommiiiion Sort
I6afoap auf glntrag 6es @eneraI9oll
berneurs Seliipnnoip obberuien, ans
gebli9, neil Die gufoefling Sieies
Bananas Die revolutionary gene-
gltng Der Wlaiien MIR peridIimmern
tonne. Die fompromottierten Berlo-
nen tpur6en tbeiIs entldiien, tbeils
beriest. Die Senntorenrepiiion bat
nun 0ieien Sail pieOernufsenommen,
uno es iteht elm ungebeurer Seu!o-
tionspro5eb beoor. Der friibere 9p.
triebsdei Der SronsboitnIbabn, 3ars
pom, pur6e nebit elmer itattIiden Mn
,nbI onoerer SbeiInebmer an oenlln-
teridIeifen sum @erbor na9 Srfiitsf
berufen.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1911-02-23
Sas litter Der Slide.


Die geItimmuneen oes suters Der
Stihe ut cine Sode, an Der Dor ollem
bic Braris Elm 8ntereiie bot. Man
fam otpar aus Der @roBe Der Sbiere
e:nen getpiiien SdluB auf 6as gllter
Sieben, bod bieie 9eitintuuingen iirtb
iebr ipenis auperlGiIig, 6a eriob.
runssgemGb Sas i6neqe ooer lang.
lame @adstbum bei ben Siihen iebr
abbGngig lit BON ben Robrunssmen.
gen, Die ibnen 5ur 8erfiisung iteben
Seit einieen Sabren lit aber elm Rit.
tel 5ur @rfenming oes glters be.
fanrt, oas 6ariiber iebr genoue Gus.
funft giebt; es beItebt in Der Inter.
fuduns Der S6uppen. Riemenoedel,
@ebortnoden unb anoerer 8eItano-
tbeile oes 5ii1ifeIetts. Man finbet
nGmIif) infolge zines regelmdbig
i6brlif einiesenben @afsfbums
ginee in bieien &orpertbeiIen ausge.
bilbet, Die ben Sobresrireen Der
gGune oergleidbar iino uno elm
unmitteIbares slbleien oes glters Der
Sbiere aeitatten. Iuh Die beioerieits
boblen 8irbeI Der Slide fonnen BEL
monben grten gut ba5u perpanOt
tperoen, 10 bel ben lnbsartigen unb
beionbers beim Su6en Der @ebirg'
ieen, tuie S.!SaenpeI Dor einiger 3eit
no6ipies. Sir Die miiieni6Gftli6e
@rfori9ung Der SiiBpniier- uno
Geefiiderei 1T bieie 9ltersbeitim-
mltns elm uneutbehrIibes SiIfsmit.
tel geiuoroen, 6enn iie eiebt nid)t nur
iiber Die aagemeinen @nttpifIungs.
berbGItniiie Der Ebiere glufi9Iub;
ionoern liefert aud ben 9ooen gum
Stipbium Der 9roBen @anoerungen,
Die oieIe Slide ausfiibren, Der 2aid-
seiten unb nieler onoerer 8erbGIt.
niiie, aus 6eren &enntniB bic prafti.
ihe 6hderei ibrerieits tpieoer gtlten
,iebt. 60 bat iid idon eSeigt, SaB
tros Der eeprieienen. llneri6opflid.
felt Der Siihgriinbe bieIerorts eine
8erminoerrng an Menge uno @iite
teftgeItellt perben muBte. eine Ebat.
iafe, Die ben betbeilieten ge6or6en
poIlauf @runb 8ur Gorge fiir Die gu.
funft geben pirS unb giebtt bier
fam MIR elm itrenees @inbaIten Der
S6on5eiten uno Sd,orbe5irfe uno
elm mosIidJit enersii4 bur6gefiibr.
es Serbot bes Sunges au iunser un6
nod in Der gntpidlung begriffener
@remplare beIfen.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1911-02-23
Der glff, nnb Der Sut. .

srauIein @Sapina 9lan BON Bor.
&idmon6. g. o., beiinOet iib in Der
@obnung ibrer 9ale 5raulein @o'
nina 2eman in geelp gort in arat.
Ii6er 8e6an6lung, uno apor infolge
elmer beinltiidii6en slttade, Die Son.
Iul", Der tpobler5ogene S6impanle,
oieier Gage uirf iie mohte. 5raulein
8lan iab NIT ibrer 8aie in Der eriten
Srt,eiterrefbe, al8 ibr Sut 6erortig
bas SSntereiie Ses affen erregte, bob
bieier, aae quite @rsiebung oergeiieno.
bon Der 9ihne bera6 Dem iungen
WaS6en in ben ShoB iprang unb ibr
ben $ut bonn &opfe gu reiBen Der.
iudte. Sierbei trug SrGrlein 9lnn
onaebIi6 cine tiiftige Sdromme oa'
BON, bic bonn rehten Guge big ans
Sbraing uno aud ons auge ielblt ct.
mas perleste. Srdltein 9Ian uno
Er1uIein 2ernan ihrieen Dor Shref
laut ouf iinS es entitan6 eine geIinoe
8anif, oie iid erit legte, als Der por-
nitiae 9lfie BON einem Ebeoter6iener
nieber eingefan9en mar. 8eioe iltnge
Wabfen ituSiren Nuiit auf 6erGam.
roId Shool Of Iuiic. rGonilI" Der
Ioeben erIt BON einer1ournee aus oem
8eIten, mo man i'm Ebeoter befannt.
lid Die Site obleet, suriidgefommen
nar, par obne 8peifd entriiitet iiber
bic GtidlidtsIoiigfeit Der 9sep gOrter
Domen.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1911-02-23
SeitIaee sum lansen 2eben.

1. Stebe friib auf sebe frHb idIa.
zen unO fiille oeinen Gag nit nile.
liter glrbeit aus.
2. WaBiefeit ~iin0 ginfa6beit Iino
oas iiderIte SebenseIirir.
3. 6riide Suit uno Sonnenihein
itno fir Die @eiunobeit 10 unentbebr.
lid, tpie 8aiier un0 9roo.
A. Gin iauberes, beiteres Saus
modt ein aliidli6es Seim.
.. @aiden llno 9ooen iino fir ben
meni6Iiden 90rper, mas oas Buben
lmO SeIen fir Die Raidiue: gutge-
baItene Wtaidinen bauern ooppelt 10
lanee.
6. aIeibe bid perniinftie, 3. b. 10.
oab oeine 8emegungsfreibeit ni6t be.
binOert miro, unb boB Die llnbiloen
Der 8itterung Dir Ridts 'anbaben
fonnen.
7. @onne Dir genlig S6laf, oenn
er eriebt, mas bonn 9orper i'm ma6er
3uItano benlst miro; bite bid Dor
5itolel Shlat penn er l9Da1f hilo
uerpei6liht.
s. Sergnii9ungen. maBnou genoi'
ien, erfriiden uno beleben ben Wten.
iden; i'm llebermoB genoiien, reiben
lie i'm auf.
8. Gin frobes @eien gibt 2ebens.
litit, uno iie beoelitet @eiunobeit ino
Sugen6Iihfeit. Eraurigfeit ooge9en
beidIeuniet bas slltiperoen. 0ariim
bdnge nidt Der Gorge nod benz Stunt
mer nadl.
TO- 8enn ou ourd 8opfarbeit oei'
men 9ebensunterbalt peroienIt, letoe
nitt, oaB beine Irme unb 9eine ltett
peroen. @riuirbIt ou ibn ourh for.
perlihe arbeit, Jorge, bab oein @ellt
nidt pertrodnet.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1911-02-23
spS sinsr ebemaIiasn MobsfSniain.

Sn @enf 1T bodbetagt Die 8ittue
bes ebemaIieen Deputirten 8artbo-
Ioni eeItorber, Die nIs intime Sreun-
bin Ser &aiierin @ugenie un0 Der
6iiritin Metternidl 3u ben Ro6etoni
ginnen am Suilerienbofe eeborte-
Slufieben erregte ieiner3eit Die BON
lbr ueranInbte SernusgGbe oes 8riei-
pedieIs ibres 8aters nit Dem DID
ter 9bateoubrian6.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1911-02-23
Srasiides GuSe eiues Siirsermei.
tiers.

Ser Ianeiabrise srbaeorSnete,
giirsermeiiter Sermann @ainger in
R0oa in Sbiiringen tuurbe aIs 2eide
aus oem @erafIuB ge5oeen. S6
SeIbitmoro o6er uneIiidsfoa Dor.
Iiegt, fOnnte ni6t ernitteIt perSsn.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1911-02-23

Der Sumor lit feline @nbe bea
Beiltes, er lit cine 9abe bes Seraers
Evening journal., 1911-06-02
SOCIAL AND PERSONAL

Charles l.. Story. came up yester-
day from his summer home at Rolph,
Nd. where Mrs. Story. and their
niece. Miss Grace Martin, are spending
the summer.
Miss Helen Lewis has been spend
ing several days with her sister, Mrs.
Frank d. Malcom OF Smyrna.
Miss Anna Hazel has been visiting
her parents, Captain and Mrs. w. H.
Hazel. of Smyrna.
Mrs. Thomas Hurlock and daughter
Miss Elizabeth, are spending several
days with Smyrna friends
Mrs. L. A. Ellis OF Lewes is a guest
OF friends in this city.
DR.. Hiram r. Burton Of Lewes. is
spending several days with Whining
ton friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert L. Massey have
been the guests of her mother, Mrs.
John T. Smith. OF Middletown.
Mrs. Edward Reynolds and Mrs. ID.
p. Barnard have been visiting friends
at Middletown this week.
John w. Evans and family have
returned to Camden after a visit to
friends in this city.
Mrs. Anna b. Hance and Miss Helen
W. Stradley have returned from a
three days trip to Townsend. where
they were the guests of Miss Laura
Heavellow and Mrs. W. G. Knots.
Evening journal., 1911-06-02
SEWING CIRCLE had D-uns,rv
> THIRD ANNIVERSARY

The Y NJ. McAlister Sewing Circle
met At the home Of George McAlister'
No SIT West Fourth street, to cele-
hrate their third anniversary last Fri
dav evening The meeting was opened
With singing Jesus Lover OF MY
Soul" Matte williams read the min
ntns of the last anniversary The
evening was spend in singing and
dancing and music. Mrs. MoElwee
and daughter Greta played a piano
duet and Miss Hattie Windsor and
Miss Bessie McAiister also played a
duet. Little Elsie McElwee sang a
song. Frank ORourke OF No. 52S
East Fourth street, sang several
songs that we're enjoyed by all. There
were select reading by Martha Thorn
son and a recitation by Margaret p.
Iftz. Those present were;
Mrs. Walker Mrs McEwee, Mrs.
Vandyke, Mrs. Passmore. Mrs. Miner,
Mrs Windsor. Mrs. Conner. Mrs.
Luton. Mrs. Deighton, Mrs. Moss.
Mrs. Stewart Mrs. Weaver. Mrs. Mar
tin. Mrs. Litz. Mrs. Powell. Mrs Lin
90. Mrs. Whaley. Mrs. Thomson, Will
liams. Greta and Ethel McElwee,
Hattie Windsor, Cara and Glennie
Carter, Bessie McAlister. Mr.. and
Mrs. Chase and son James, Frank
ORourke. W. Miner. George Nc
Alister. Marian Walker. Cake and
ice cream and fruit we're served.
Evening journal., 1911-06-02
DINNER FOR MISS LANK.

At the home of Mrs. May F. Jones.
Wynnewood, Pa, on Saturday night,
Miss Margaret r. Lank was the guest
of a complimentary dinner given IN
honor OF her approaching marriage to
William Harris, of the DUPONT Com
pany. The decorations were yellow
and white and the favors were slip
pers with ribbon and orange bios
SONS. Miss Lank received a set of
solid silver tea spoons from her
school friends
Evening journal., 1911-06-02

SILK FoULARD DRESSES; TAFFETAs AND sHINERING MES
SALINES
striking stylesal the dainty ouad dotted
wide Persian
originally intended be sold
for Misses and 81 to "A bust co 90
choice OOsOO
WONIENS $40 TO SIS COATS AT Sc.
of fullengh reduced this very low price The
materials blue and black
covert G 00
effectively plain tailored models pUsUU
Evening journal., 1911-06-02
DINNER PARTY TO BRmE-ELECT.
Miss Margaret Ruth Lank Hcnored
by Her Circle of Former Smyrna
schOnl Friends.

Miss Margaret Ruth Lank on last
Saturday evening was given a dinner
party at the home OF Mrs. May FAIRIES
Jones at her new villa at Wynn
wood. Pa. Miss Lank. who was for
merly Of Smyrna, but now Of Will
minKton, Is soon to become the bride
OF William Harris of the DUPONT Pow
der Company. The dinner was given
as a Farewell to the bide-elect" and
right royalty did her old school
friends celebrate the event The new
home OF Mrs. Jones with its English
sfyle of architecture was a bower OF
beauty in its decorations. The color
scheme was yellow, green and white.
Massive electroliers diffused mellow
light and from the four corners OF the
room streamers Of yellow we're caught
10 the tastily decorated table at wnicn
covers for seven we're set Six
courses we're served during which
and throughout the evening there was
one continuous round Of reminiscence
and the living over again Of happy
school days. The dinner favors were
shippers tied with ribbon and orange
blossoms to all except the bride-eiect
whose favor was a bride. Wnen
d,nner was concluded, Miss Lank was
presented with a handsome set OIL
solid silver teaspoons, as a token OF
the love and esteem In which sne was
held. Those who participated We're.
Mss. MAY FAIRIES Jones, Mrs. Anna
stevenson Truax, Mrs. Hilda Wei's
Thomnson. of Philadelphia; Miss
Marearet Ruth Lank, Wilmington
MIS- Laura Lassell Porter, Miss het-
tie West Richards and Miss M. Editn
Reck Smyrna. Others in the circle
invited but who could not be present
were Mrs. Florence Hazen bootes'
now IN Japan; Mrs. Katherine Beck
80 stitzer. now in North Carolina;
Mrs Margaret Robinson Jacobs
Hr,dgevilie and Miss Katherine VIII
son philadelphia. on Sunday Mrs.
Anna Stevenson Truax entertainer
fhe party at her home, NO S4l Norm
Wilton street Philadelphia, and alto
rether the event was a most densn'-
ful affair.
Evening journal., 1911-06-02
MIRT.nEMpsEY.

Mr.. and Mrs Thomas E. Dempsey
announce the marriage of their
daughter. Miss Sadie Mountain Demp-
sey, to Harry NJ Writ, to take place
Thursday. June 8. at Newport. The
ceremony will be performed by the
Rev. j. H. Mitchell. Following the
wedding a large reception will be
held for the young couple in the even
ing at the home OF the brides parents
near Marshallton. About seventy
five invitations have been sent out for
the reception. After. short wedding
trip the newly-married couple will
reside at Hockessin.
Evening journal., 1911-06-02
SPRINGS PARK 0nrING.

Miss Marget Gebhart gave an out
ing to Brandywine Springs Park on
Tuesday. An enjoyable time was
spent Those attending we're the
Misses Mayme Jennings. Margaret Geb-
hart, Margaret Dolan, Laura Gebhart,
Cecilia Gallagher, Mary Riley, Ed
ward Beeson, Horace Fullmer, George
August. Raymond Powell, Harvey
Gray and James Mccullough
Evening journal., 1911-06-02

Misses and Chldrens $500 Rain Coats now
A variety good
$S75 TO $14.75 SUITS, $3.50. 500 in the collection
Mainly plain tailored The 4buton models with
straight fronts de lined
The skirts ogo mel front and back The materials are
mainly checks and plain coors
such old browns blues and black All sizes &7 S0
Regularly S875 STATS Cd sOV
WONENS o s495 SKIRTS, Sle5
Many styles black Panama Oxfords Chevot
Vs T Ms s so @ g 9 rs ' waist 50 " '' in lengths .95
Evening journal., 1911-06-02
MEETING ATT SCOTT CHURCH.

A business meeting of the women's
Missionary Society of Scott NJ. Z.
Church, will be held this evening at
the home of Mrs. coulston, Eighth
and Lombard streets. This will be
the regular mite box opening OF Tie
society.
Evening journal., 1911-06-02
BISHOP KINsMAN ENTERTAINs.

The Rt Rev Freoerick J. Kins-
man entertained at a dinner party
last evening at B.shopstead for the
Rt. Rev. Edward M. Parker. bishop
coadiutor of New Hampshire. and the
Rev. T. ]. Garland, bishop suffragan-
elect of Pennsylvania.
Evening journal., 1911-06-02
ENTERTAINING AUXILIARY.

Mrs. William d. Mullen. OF Clay
mont. is entertaining the auxiliary Of
the Women's Foreign Missionary So
ciety of Grace Churcn this afternoon.
A delightful program has been ar
ranged.
Evening journal., 1911-06-02
TO GIVE FESTIVAL.

A strawberry festival will be given
by the Christian Endeavor Society Of
st. Luke's Reformed Episcopal Church
In the church, Eighth and Monroe
streets, on Thursday evening, June g..
Evening journal., 1911-06-02

Read THE EVENING JOURNAL.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-10-01
Beautiful Programme.

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NC" 'e lha rituanstic service
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prepare TO Meet Thy God
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Inc services on MONDAY morning
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-10-01
For the Woman Who
Has Beautiful Hair
(New York Theatrical News.) }

The beauties in the Anna Held
Chorus are famous for their pulchri.
tude. Their coiffures add r great deal
to their charms, How they can IMAM.
age' such abundance of beautiful
tTesses day in and day out. keeping al
ways the same well-groomed appear
ance, is beyond the ken of the ave
rage woman But. listen while | whis-
per, these girls depend altogether upon
dry shampooing to keep the hair fine
and glossy,
They mix four ounces of powdered
orris root with four ounces of theroX,
and they are prepared for season $
shampooing. Once or twice "A week
they sprinkle tablespoonful Of this
mixture on the head and then brush
the powder we'll through the hair, That
is all there is to it, and they have
escaped the bother and discomfort that
accompany washing. rinsing and drying
the hair. together with the danger OF
catching cold.
The wonderful results they achieve
with therox convinccs me that it Is the
only thing that can grow hair, for their
hair is long and abundant III addition
to being fluffy and lustrous