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Semi-weekly herald., 1912-09-16

w. II. Crooke was nominated for com
missioner of San Juan county over l..
Wyman, the present commissioner. who
is we'll and fayorably known In Duran
go.
Semi-weekly herald., 1912-09-16

Mr. Henpeck-Do you pull tssth
without paint
Dentist-Oh! yes, sir.
Mr. Henpeck-Then you won't do.
My mother-in-law wants to get seven
extracted. so I'll have to take her
elsewhere.
Semi-weekly herald., 1912-09-16

Saleslady Tin music dspsrtm snt)-
Here's . pretty song. There's Only
One Girl for Me-"
Male Customer-I beg your pardon,
but I'm from ConstAntinopls.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-03-08
INTERESTING PROGRAM
viii Be Rendered at Exhibition Mark
ing Close Of Alley School Today
Dinner Will Be Served.

Marking the closing OF the present
school year an exhibition will be held
today in the Alley school, up Big
Wheeling creek. and one OF the fea-
lures OF the affair will be an elaborate
luncheon served at noon. Prof Harry
Bloomfield. who has had charge of
the school this year. has been very
successful and has made many friends
among the constituents OF the school.
The following interesting program
will be rendered this afternoon:
Song-"They Didn't Think" school
Recitation-"The Chambered Nau-
titus" Anna Atkinson.
Recitation-"The History Lesson"
Vernon Johnson.
Recitation Getting Out TO Tea. ="
Paulette Harsh.
Tableau - Telephone Message"
Eliza Alley and Fairy Harsh.
Recitation-"The Tale OF Tad
pole Willie Alley
Temperance observation-disclosures
OIL Cans" Nellie Harsh
Recitation-"And Does II Not Seem
Hard 10 YOU" Perry Johnson
Recitation-"Ar Arithmetic Lessons.
Charles Richmond
Tenor and Soprano Duet Bar
carolle." Marie Alley and Harry
Bloomfield
Recitation Ironing Dolly's Gowns. 90
Eliza Alley.
Recitation When Teacher Gets
Cross" Mary Harsh
Song the Flag" by school.
Recitation - dangers Willie
Harsh
Recitation-"M Dolly" Mildred
Johnson
Recitation Grandma Wedding
Day" Fairy Harsh
An ode 20 Montgomery al Quebec
Lenora Harsh
Recitation Ned's Visit" Howard
Slgar
Recitation Our own Red. White
and Flue. Fairy Harsh
Quartetfe When Circles Are
Broken Marie Alley. Nelue Harsh.
i.eona Harsh and Harry Bloomfield
Address and remarks bv parents.
followed D., presentation 90 annual
treat 20 pupils
song The Vacant chair. ty
school
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-03-08
NO ACTION BY The
PAINTERS UNION
YESTERDAY IN REGARD TO WAGE
INCREASE DEMANDS
Master Painters Say They Cannot
stsro ineresse-Meetsna o.
Union Nest TUESDAY.

So far a. knoWn. no action Was
taken yesterday by local union No. 81 ..
Painters. Decorators and Pap~rhang-
ers. In regard 20 the demands for an
Increase OF So certs a day. TO take Of
iect on April LIST. the present scale
being $40 on the basis OF eight
hours
The demand was made nv the
union some time ago. and on Febru-
airy 18th the Master House Painters
Association appointed a committee TO
confer with a committee of the union.
notice being given TO that effect at
tho time. On February 18th the
union notified the master painters
that a committee would be appointed
but IL seems that up TO yesterday no
action had been taken. according to
Secretary NJ. Eskin. OF the union.
Unless the demands OF the union
are granted il is likely that n strike
will be called on April ist. The mas
ter painters say that owing 10 the
present cost OF material and attend
ant expenses. they cannot AFFORD TO
grant the increase. They realize that
the time is short and that the union
should agree TO a conference between
commi'>ees. II a strike is declared.
il wiz come in particularly bad
time OF the year. when preparations
are being made for a considerable
amount of spring work
There will be a meeting OF the To-
cal union next Tuesday evening. but
what. action. ii any. will be taken in
the appointment of a committee at
that time could not be stated last
evening
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c. \. Glossnei. - Ontario St.
Rochester. y. Y. has recovered from
long and severe attack of kidney
trouble. his. cure being due to Foley
Kidney Pills. After detailing his case
he says: Il am only sorry did not
learn sooner OF Foley Kidney Pills. In
a few days time my backache com
pletely left me and felt greatly i'm
proved. My Kidneys became stronger.
dizzy spells left me and I was no
longer annoyed at night | feel 100
per cent better since using Foley Kid
ncy pills" Tonic in action. quick in
results. Try them.
For sale by Coleman & Co.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-03-08
ART EXHIBITION
'e De -sis n wneeii-s-p-oeeesst 90
De Used - ssysns Pictures Ter
Public Sc-oola

An exhibition Of pictures "a shortly
to be held IN this city for the purpose
Of raising funds for the purchase O,
pictures for the walls % the public
schools This exhibition OF pictures
u OF more than ordinary interest. and
consists % carbon photographs and
engravings. loaned By A W. Elson a
Co. OF boston. Mass On Thursday
morning. r. :. Lstimer. a graduate OF
the art department OF Yale university.
called upon Prof. Brilles. OF the high
school. and arranged for the exhibition
TO take place In the art room OF the
Wheeling high school The exhibition
will start on Monday. April 18th, and
continue for three DAYS
All OF the schools OF art throughout
the entire country are represented I'm
the collection. comprising two hundred
subjects. and many reproductions of
sculpture. architecture. Trainings and
important views from nature. Never
before has such a collection been
brought together which so completely
covers the art history OF the ancient
and present day. An excellent port
folio has been prepared Offering i'm
portant facts bearing upon the artists
and their masterpieces and will be on
sale in the exhibition hall Following
is the classification OF subjects. fully
illustrated in the collection. and the
larger the attendance at the exhibit.
viii aford larger number of pictures
being purchased for the schools
Egyptian art. Greek and Roman
architecture. Greek and Roman sculp-
ture. miscellaneous architecture.
Shakespeare. Venice. Views from Ma
ture. miscellaneous sculpture. Italian
painting. Gothic. Early Renaissance.
High Renaissance. modern, miscella-
neous painting. Dutch and Flemish
schools. French schools, German
schools. English schools. Spanish
! schools. portraits and subjects relating
| TO American history.
Art is one OF the three most es-
sential branches 10 a complete educa-
ton and without this branch. one can
never claim TO have been finished
scholar. The refining influence of art
is recognized as being one OF the
greatest qualifications of completing a
social education. and for this reason
II is part OF the school or college work
TO cultivate the love OF art in the
student.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-03-08
TAX SALE
OF South Side Property Set Aside by
Judge Nesbitt in Circuit Court
Yesterday.

The chaucery suit OF Heinrich
Schafer vs. VI W Garfield. came up
In the circuit court before Judge Nes-
bitt. sitting in special term yesterday.
and an order was entered setting aside
the tax sale OF the property and rem
dcring the deed OF County Clerk Wells
null and void
The suit vas the outgrowth OF the
demand made by the board Of control
that Schafer repaid and place in good
condition the building recently do
stroyed by gas explosion at No. 3ji7
Wood street. Schafer refused 70 do
anything in The matter until he was
satisfied that the property belonged
20 him as he had purchased 70 at "a
tax sale and the suit was brought for
this purpose with the above result.
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that the mother is seriously i'll at the
family home in Merrickville. Ontario.
Canada. The letter stated that Bis
sett is drug clerk by profession and
until two years ago was located in
Huntington. W. Va. and II was
thought left there for this CITY.
The police are unable TO locate any
one OF that name. but a prominent To-
cal physician stated that a man an
swering that description applied TO
him for aid about a month ago. and
that he furnished the man transporta-
ton 10 Pittsburgh.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-03-08
CASTORIA
For Infants and Children.
The Kind You Have Always Bought
si s1a'' enc Of &<HAZIZa.
FINAL REPORT
OF Trustee IN Enterprise Telephore
Case MADE 20 Referee cormins
ard Final Hearing Ordered.

The FINAL report % the trustee .- he
bankrupt cssa % tho Ent.rrr.s.
Tel"ph Hne rrmpa.s 90 Nre Martins
vile has been ffad uIfh Referee 2
" tImmlns. and n.t..a- have been
sent "lf f0r a fnal meeting q fhe
creditors. fD b. held 'r bio Office On
March o. The rapor- of fHa Trustee
i- or fr~ eale 20 fha proper. ara fra
meeting ~ creditor a.I D. far ne
pIrI-se o. confirm .rs f
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-03-08
ALLEGED SPEAKEASY
Is Raided at seIlsire, But No Liquors
Of an intoxicating Nature
Are round.

On a warrant issued by Mayor
Wassman. of Bellaire. sworn out by
howard Grafton. member of the
Personal Workers League OF that
city. whose purpose is to investigate
the places suspected OF being speak
easies, the place Of business OF Chas.
Madden. known as the Temperance
saloon. was raided Yesterday. but no
intoxicating liquors q any kind were
found
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TO CONFIRM SALE
Notices to Creditors Of Bankrupt Sent
Out by Ref-r-- for Coming
Meeting.

Notices TO the creditors of W. W.
Carpenter. of Hundred. w. Va. have
been sent out by Referee ]. w. Cum
minis. calling a meeting for his office
March is. The meeting will be held
for the purpose of confirming the sale
OF the bankrupt's interest in some real
estate.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-03-08
DINGER'S STORE
Is Located at IS Eleventh Street,
Not 46. As WINS Enormously
Stated.

In tho Fare Reminding Edition OF
the Intelligencer. the street address
IN the John DinEer advertisement was
given - No. 40 Eleventh street. which
was n mistake The address should
have read - Eleventh street. where
Mr DinSer IL engaged in the shoe
business The correction Is made
cheerfully
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RETRIAL REFUSED
20 a..f l1rsfd o. 90 s~s
&c a~r .-s To- Rsfls-1
frr ptaIrfl~

Ha UhIn .. t.
20 .I.a..r
rafrrfar f.-f.f ..a
nE fna
I .afsrinE ."... .-
.he rIn ,' .. a ..
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EXTRA SIZES

11.3xl2 #. Tap. Brussels Rugs, Sic 90 to $23.98
9x9 #. Body Brussels Rugs, 1898 to $3.50
Skis #. Body Brussels Rugs, $33.4S to SALTS
1o6xl2 f.. Body Brussels Rugs, Sze. 90 to Ais
ll3xl2 #. Body Brussels Rugs, $500 to SALTS
1O6x13.6 #. Body Brussels Rugs $33 90 to S49. SO
1l3xl5 #. Body Brussels Rugs, S45. 90 to So. 90
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-03-08

The new management. backed by ueW
capita. UiN pay ~ Tho Obligations 81
The old concern and ai'l starr On VITA
"a clean slate or Nttf prom SOS tl 20
o. very successful career
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-03-08

"CREAT SELLERS"
COlde Tyne Room Rugs, 1888
Wool-Fibre Room Rugs, $7.9S
Shervsn Brussels Rugs, 1898
StI2 if Atwood Ingram Rugs, $129S
Tap. Brussels Rugs 1888 to $3.50
Axminster Rugs (Best), $3.50
Body Brus. Rugs, $22. SO to $4,000
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-03-08
500 YARDS
of Zoe
Plain
ChQnbrQ
Bingham
For61H2aatsa

p inches wide, fast colors;
for house frockS, boys
waists, romperS and like
uses.
In Ox-bloOd. Pink. Tan,
Brown, Blue, Gray, etc.
SALE FRIDAY
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1912-08-22

EN- un eterno desesperante eirculo vi
cioso
He aqul en- 10 que han parade los
ensueTos Y las declamaciones del fil6sofo
de Ginebra. Y su retorno la primitiva
sencillez Para que todo fuera para
d0gico Ell su persona EN- su trascenden-
Ella social, el gran perturbador del a.
ma contemporaries sinti5 la vida lie un
modo patrimcal idilico Excecr6 las
complicaciCnes, redundancids y super
Huidades de la civilization que, cream
do para los Eombres absolutamente 6cti-
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1912-08-22

cias. les someten despues a irritante de-
sigualdad y les hacen experimental dolo-
res y tormentos sobrados reales po-
sitivos. Ensalzo la paz, la modestia, el
contento que infltra la naturaleza. Abo-
min6 de las grandes aglomeraciones hu-
manas y fulmin6 sus rayos contra toda
Babilonia, llegando a proponer que Sc
fijaran limites de extension las ciuda-
dies Y que se regulara su poblaci6n Sc
gun tipos muy modestos. de 20 30
mil almas.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1912-08-22
TOSTAR SIN FUEGO


~
Rerts Raes Liaht q Wo
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1912-08-22

(MARcA REGISTRADA)
Pruebense esos excelenes Vinos 10 mejor que i'm
porta Puerto Rico Premados todas cuantas Expo
scione enen concurrdo las mas atlas recompensas
MedaIas de Orc, Santiago de Compostela, 1909
&, Valencia Buenos Aires 1910
Primer premio la segunda Feria Insular de Puerto
Rico 1911 Toda persona de buen gusto debe olvidar
Tinto Tres Rios Blanco Bril1ante que
las preferidas del p1blico consumidor.
PEDRO ROMERO & HNOS i PEARES - ORENSE-
De venta en- todos los Establecmientos Hoteles
de San Juan ISla
Unico representante para Puerto Rico,
Juan A. Perez.
Tstu&n, Ne. g. p. Bex
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1912-08-22
IN 7 { R { S A n 7 {

ii usted quiere vender una casa, a.
autom6vil, una joya, algo de valor 6 de
arte, ofrezcalos 6 quien pueda com
prarlos.
" quien puede comprar sin dinersf
La gente cue 10 tiene Les FL BOLK
TIN MERCAMTTL.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1912-08-22

EN- un eterno y desesperante eirculo Vi
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-12-13
A Drama of the Moment
Extracted Every Day Life
BY lRMA KRAFT
AN EYE FOR AN EYE
BY IRMA KRAFT

THE PEOPLE CONCERNED
sammy ~fIFt.f.l. t HHI..-f.t.F atIIul.
Hebrew aGcd -
NlckL Slipwan. Iiis devoted Mother.
Pat Murphy. a youth. evidently OF
IRISH extraction
and
Dear Miss Bella Their teacher
The action o. th" piece occurs durlng
am tvrHirE ana morulrE 100 early Ial..
down on HNrh -f.r street N.N ..Ik
sammy Shiuw1u- Nursing am er1r-
NOUS. black lump over HI- rI-lt .V.t
humIner' Mommer' Mommer' I alu't
soma ~atand 10. D. I'm rolu' Goo cikoul
to-UorIow. early. : o'clo. * boo dee morn
IN. i.u TIN Coma put q Dix suf .ck OF DINA
mite under Pat Murphy dc-ilk an In
EoUH XIII hin. a'H.iri. N....s.f. 4t.I. .t... D.
don k8r ~ do go Co Iai'f
Mrs Eicka SlIUman. stitching AWAY
iurlou~ly 90 pants. piece worHl You
E"ud dO mo- such tnr kumfu here. tar-
link. YOU want MumIrer du -e. ler IrdIa
Roy. sammy. 10 die hcu4deusharyT
SAMMY don't kHrt "a JUS l4 II.r be-
there as 20 To- sIkspi SutIn' bat fight
ia. ecrtrf in. yeII.u'.. Uu1' car. ueot atv
80 Co You eagerly An / r.adei a
shtory dc other day were every body IN
de henldens nary likes g. Got good
iinFa o. cat an had movies an concerts
ON SuntayE
Mrs S1lrm7n- tAFhastl yver. YOU
rcat lrt trIsHF 1totfou AMERICANS
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tic audience and by speaking so kind
ly OF children In general won his way
INTO the hearts OF every woman pres
ent. Mr.. Weller spoke at length on
the social center and social develop
ment among the children throughout
the country and said such conditions
should exist In this city
lie says the keynote OF all recrea-
tiOn IL a capable leader and there is
possibility of the national association
bringing a competent person TO this
city. lie said all people. especially
women. who are the power behind tho
throne In this work OF their own ana
other children. should be- interested
in work for children all over the coun-
try. There are many ways In which
10 work 10 inspire good throughout
the country and recreation is the lev
ct which should be properly steered
20 aid IN the work
Mr. Weller states that the help OF
women Is especially essential.
Help Of Women Desired.
Il takes sacrifice of time and money
TO bring a change. He told Of a pitt
able case where children Of a POOR
family were only used as instruments
OF labor TO bring home what they
could and outside OF that they were
never loved or cared for in the family
Proper treatment In "a social way
through recreation brought about "a
great change in this home and the
children. Social Centers should be
started in one school and spread 70
others.
Mrs. Hearue closed che meeting by
saying that II Is deplorable fact that
people pay taxes for their schools and
grounds for the benefit OF their chill
dren and outside of school hours there
IS no use ~ them whatever Mrs
HeaTne strongly advocates tho social
center and disapproves 81 the cheap
entertainment which takes the father.
mother and family from proper social
development. which tends 10 bring the
children up as proper men and women
Now Is the time TO act and the support
OF all Is desired 20 have such a move
ment IN this city.
The lecture course tickets fo- the
Wiley lecture Monday were offered for
sale and all members OF the Woman's
club will rally 20 tho cause and taka
tickets Tickets are for sale az the
Baer drug store.
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composed Of Mrs Henry Ken. Mrs
Mary Koch Mrs Edmund Kirschne-.
Mrs. Robert Liusley. Mr.. Herman
Lehman Mrs George Lobcustein. Mrs
John Med!ck. Mrs T. T. Morgan. Mrs.
". o. McCluskey. Mrs George Phil
ips. Mrs. August Rcmke. Ms August
Rockebrand. Mrs Dan Reeves. Mrs
Harry Rockebrand and Mrs Kate
Roth. Mrs. Anton BiebesSou. Miss
Clara Krdatz. Miss katherine Iioor.
mig
The affair took ON suggestion OF
Christmas and the tables were brauti.
ful IN their decorations OF red and
green Small decorator Xmas tree.
were placed in the center of the "a
bles AID large poincettas wee artis-
tically arranged about the room
Above the tables was a. canopy ~ red
and green -trc1mer- aud Nma- can.
dies furnished tho LIGHTS ln fhr par
Tor the mantle was banked with red
and green flowers and tho rd aud
green sfroamer- we're arti4ficaIIy ar.
ranged. The tails cards Verc OF
Xmas design and 900 charge of Tho par
Tor vas Ms august Rnckebr8nd and
Mrs Harry ROctebrnud Tho prizes
Tor euchre we're awarded fo Mrs O.
" kreiter. she winning FOR q sf 10
handsome hat brush Mrs fouis 3
Hallnr WOu the second water col.
or the Five Hundred prize went fu
Mrs Charles Urupmmer. 80 o. hat
brush. and Mrs Albert Schairer. sec.
ond. n water color Nr4 Charles
bingIc son - dom'noe prize Follow
INK tho games n delicious Dime. Nna
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Miss Emma Niedt Of Trenton y
who IL the pleasant guest ~ Miss
Lillian Appcuzellor " klrkwood. has
been the recipient 81 number Of on.
joyable social events on Tuesday
Miss Lillian Apponzeller entertained
With dinner at tho Hrooksidc Inn
Mrs Andre served one ~ he- dolici
Gus dinners and the guests were.
Misses Dearie Niedt Trenton. y J.
Ellen Werder. Ant0nia Appcngeiler
Charlotte Schenk. f,orena Schenk
Elizabeth Koohline. Helen Cricken.
berger. Mildred Reynolds. Anna Pay
ha. LILLIAN Appenzelle-. Ellen Werdcr
Mrs W'u schcnk. Mrs Fred ADrou
teller
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NJ. T. q. Sewing Club.

Miss Stella Stab OF the South side
entertained the VI 7. B. Sewing club
on Thursday evening Miss Stab is
a member OF the club and the young
ladies met 20 do some dainty needle
work for Christmas giving The par
To- was decorated in keeping with
the coming holidays and following a
fe wpleasant hours a delicious lunch
con was served. The following mem
bers were present.
Misses Alma Chaser. Emma Sny-
der. Carrie Acker. bertha Rasel. Leah
Fulton. Ella Simpson. Stella Stab.
Mesdamcs Harry Parshall Myle
Davis. William SteDer
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Ms Herbert Edward Dunlap on.
tertained a few friends az her home
on South Penn street on Wednesday
afternoon and sewing tas the diver.
sion The guests were.
Mrs Harry L. Kirk. Mrs Albert
Myers. Mrs I'd Myers. Mss. r. r
Morgan. Mrs I'd McAlister. Mrs. j
Edwin Dunlap. Mrs Oscar Mckee.
Mrs Alex McBane. Mrs John Rem
nard Mrs John Wallace. Mrs Charles
Selby Mrs. Kate Howe. Ms Freder.
ick Mrs Charles Dunlap Miss Ridg
lev
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appeared more beautiful and the com.
mittee wore white gowns with huge
corsage boqucts Of poincettas. There
was dancing In the evening and the
afair was largely attended. especially
by the young people Of the club who
attended the dance AZ night There
we're hfty ladies' present in the after.
noon and ail pronounced the affair
one long To BE- remem bcred
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Tho popular Cotllon club viii give
their usual weekly dance on Monday
night at tho Carroll Club auditorium
Tor which n fine program has been or
ranged under fho direction ~ Prof
Peufnaid 10 VIII Doc the last dance
inm Christmas night. and tho hal
viii DO beautifully decorated and NM
souvenirs vfU Doc given tho members
Nusic hy EIkF fuU orchestra
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Now whether an these things are really had
20 whether fney are " holly the fault OF those
against wEom they charged I an not going 10
argue The point want 10 bring ths-Whv
should the mothers Dee praised and the daughters dis
pafared hen in the older Eener-
auon heartily approves OF the attitude Of the new
FOR 10 does. And in many cases the mothers are
even strenuous about their own daughters
\ young professional woman who has made a great
success in her work recently announced her engage
ment 10 a young business who IS probably max
ing less money THAI she is She going 10 give up her
work when they married. which will probably be
a few months
] happened 20 b. sitting with a group Of older
"oinen-that highly yirtuous last generation who are
supposed 10 represent the normal love OF domesticy
and hump-when heard the uevs
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Mrs Frank Doer. Jr %. tho Fast
End Was pleasantly surprised AZ her
home 600 Tuesday evening by the De-
dies OF fhe o.. % r. VI aud the follow.
inE were present
Ms Ed King. Miss Sophia Heariev
NcCoiioch. Mrs MARI Rose. SIR Rob
ert Brill Mrs = r Stewart. Mrs o.
stewart Mr. VIII Corcorau. Mr. pes
-ie Baker ST., Carte. norman Mrs
nate taiithaug Nr4 pa Minard
Mr. A Caups. Mrs Joseph Uuch. Sire
DO Hearit Nrs George Rose. Wrs
VIII MirInz, Nrs Alice Humes Mrs
Fletcher Sire NlI Wa.d. Mrs =
Dick. N"sser- aId Mechanics vs. T.
-u"dcser p Carpenter. Nc~omhs =
Lash Eemp'e. John Rose. Larry nun
Dap. Misses N'rEinIa Roe. Emma
iiorrr aud W..rs Carl Rose. Louis
IiaFer larr uuuisp. WW H-o-h and
Nr and Mrs Fran. ucerr Dr.