davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1913-01-09
Zyczenie nOW0r0CZne
ola Wiarusa!
Szanowna Redakcyo!

SZanOWna Redakcyo!
Zycze Szan. Redakcyi
szczesliwego Nowego Roku,
zycze azeby ten l913ty rok
by4 ola Redakcyi szczesllwy,
ably jak najwiecej abonent6w
Redakcya dostala. Abonenc'
.Wiarusa .powinni zachecac
swoich sasiad6w, krewnych i
z%najomych azeby sobie zapi-
sail, BIO gazeta Wiarus jest
bardzo dobra i pouczaj aca ga
zeta. Osobliwie ola m4odych
ludzi powinniscie abonowac
to pismo, DO ME us}ysza tam
zadnych k46tni, jak to inne
gazety ~prowadza k}6tnie i sic
ia nienawi$c jednego ku dru-
giemu, re az nieprzyjemnle
take ublizenia i wymyslanla
czytac - Zapisujcie sobie
Wiarusa. Zyczliwy przyjaciel
Wiarusa.
ST. ~POGORZELSK1.
Manistee, Mich.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1913-01-09
Uczlny dZiect nasze CZytaf
p1sa6 / movie pc polsku.
z K0mitetu Obr0nV
NarodoWei.

Tymczasowy komitet z
pietnastu, wybrany ia Wiecu
Narodowym W Pittsburgh TO-
hi wszystko co moze, ably ca
Ia wielka akcye organizacyi
Obrony Narodowej pchnac
jak najrychlej ma tory w}asci-
we.
Ma ostatniem plenarnem
zebraniu odbytem w ponie-
dziafek dnia 80 grudnia, przy-
jeto W ostatecznem brzmieniu
ustawe wedfug kt6rej ma bye
przeprowadzona -centralizacya
cafego wychodztwa, a nastep-
ME planowa akcya ma rzecz
niepodleg}osci narodu.
Gel organizacyi.
Otto W jaki spos6b okreSlo-
no eel tel organizacyi-pie
Sym artyku}em ustawy:
"a, - Celem Komitetu
Obrony Narodowej ma bye
uswiadomianie narodowe lu-
du polskiego oraz zcentralizo-
wanie akcyi narodowej ca}ego
wychodztwa polskiego W A.
MERGE P6}nocnej i zwr6cenie
jej ma wsp6lna droge, jaka W
danej chwili uzna "a najlep-
sza Nar6d Polski W Europe,
reprezentowany przez wszyst-
kie swe stronnictwa wzgled-
ME przez cze66 ich wystarcza-
jqca ola nadania ich akcyi
charakteru powszechnego.
3D.. - Zadaniem Komite.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1913-01-09
Czytajcie Wszyscy F.!

W kongresie Stan6w Ziedn,
przeszedl juz bill anti emf
gracyjny Burnetta ma podsta,
vie kt6rego ludziom nieu-
miejacym czytac i pisac, do
step do tutejszego k1aju be.
die zamkniety. Jedyna ma.
dzieja nasza, ze prezydent
Taft potozy ma MIN swoje We
to i 10 sprawl ponownie be-
die rozpatrywana. Kongres
mani imigracyi przychylni
zwr6cili sic do z. N. p. 0
pomoc proszac 0 zorganizo-
wanie agitacyi, ably prezy-
denta zasypac petycyami Q
veto.
Zarzad Zwiazku zwo}at kon-
ferencyQ representation
wszystkich organizacyi "
Chicago, ma kt6rej u}ozono
petycYe " doslownem
br2mieniu ponizej prsytos
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1913-01-09
~Przepowiednie Lamar
tine'a.

Prawdziwie interesuiace
bedzie p~rzypomniepie tego,
co przewidywal ,marzyciel"
|Lamartine W r. 1928 Q przy"
sz}osci narod6w balkahskich.
w swojej ,Podr6zy ma
Wsch6d" pisze co nastep!u-
lie:
,,Bu}garzy nienawidza
rurk6w i gardza mimi; dol
rzell oni juz tyle, liz NIGGA
sie STAG niepodleg}ymy i u
wraz ze swvmi sa'
siadami Serbami %podwalinv
przysz}ych stan6w Turcyi e.
uropejskiej''.
A dalej ,,Jezeli nar6d
serbski, zgodnie ze swojem
zyczeniem, przez po}aczenie
sic z Bosnia czescia Bu}ga-
ryi oraz powstahczemi hor'
|dami Czarnog6rc6w, stanie
sic osrodkiem nowego pah'
silva s}owiahskiego, Europa
uirzy MOVIE pahstwo, pow
stajace ma gruzach Turcyi,
kt6re .obejmie p%anowanle
mad przestrzenia ziem po.
miedzy Dunajem, morzem
Adryatyckiem a g6rami bal,
|ka6skiemi. Jezeli r6znice o.
|byczajowe oraz narodowe
ME pozwola ma zlanie sic
scisle owych narodowosci,
Serbia W kazdym razie sta
ME sic iedna z czesci sk}a-
dowych owej federacyi sta
now wolnych lub pozosta]a'
cych pod protektoratem
pahstw europeiskich, kt6re
przeznaczone So do zape}nie-
MA luki po zn1knieciu pan.
silva otoma1skiego z Azyi =:
Europy ; jest to iedyne zy.
genie, jake moze zywlc
polityka europejska."
w ko1cu Lamartine po-
wiada, re Serbia potrzebuje
portu ma morzu Adryatyc.
klein.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1913-01-09
%GRENVILLE, S. Dakota
Szanowna Redakcyo
Wiarusa!

Prose- umiesci6 moich pa
re sl61 " Wiarusie, czyli W
dzielnym zolnierzu naszym'
ably sic podzielic z czytelni~
kami Wiarusa o moim smut
ku, DO tylko jednego brata
mia1em, no, ! nieub}agana
6mier6 przysz}a i zabrafa mi
go; ale ze to jakos smutno
be- przyjaci6} zyc vice ob;e-
ram sobie 'teraz brafIni
wszystkich czytelnik6w VIA
:usa, a wtenczas zawsze brac'
bede .mia}.
Moi brat Jan Gruba miesz'
kali z nami ma Pucku, S. OAK.
= cd wielu lat jego na]ulu-
bie6szem bylo 6piewac W ko'
scie]e r6zzaniec, godz;nkl DO
Naisw. Fanny ! inne, do oko'
licznosci czasu roku zasto'
sowane piesni. Kilka lat to-
mu przeni6s} sic moi brat
do Delano, Minn., vice q.
grudnia wieczorem odebra-
}em. telegram azebym do
niego przyjechst 10 jest bar
dzo chorY, a drugi telegram
przyszedl rano 22go, 70 juz
poszed} ma pasterke do foga'
a pogrzeb hedzie we w1g'lle
Bozego narodzenia. Wlec ia
pan August Okraj, jake do
Dry druch mego brata, pore
chalim do Delano. Stanel's'
my tam " poniedz;alek %
grudnia; gdym przybyi 40
domu rodziny brata mego
pociesza1em ich jak moglem
najlepiej. DO brata przysta-
pilem tedy j powiadam: tn
teraz przyszedlem do cjeble'
gadajze 2 nami albo zasple'
wal Dog sic rodzi moe tru'
chleje lub Wstawszy pasterz
bardzo rano, DO wigilia Bo-
lego Narodzenia jest tn =
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1913-01-09

nikiem i trzema opiekunami
kasy ma czele. Ola podzia}u
piracy organizuja sic z MIN
subkomity: korespondencyi,
agitacyjny, finansowy prasy,
techniczy i inne.
Ola zalatwienia spraw bic
zacych ma istniec W ionic
Komitetu Centralnego scislej-
sly Komitet Wykonawczy,
do kt6rego wchodzic maja
wszyscy urzednicy Komitetu
Centralnego, prezesi wszyst-
kich jego %subkomisyi do
datkiem r6wnej urzednikom
liczby czfonk6w Komitetu "a
mieszkalych W Chicago. .
z Iona tego Komitetu Wy
ma bye wybra-
ny Komitet z trzech ola poro-
z%umiewania sic z krajem Oh
czystym W materyach scis]e
poufnych.
w dalszym ciqgu ustawa O.
mawia jeszcze wiecej szczeg6-
}owo stosunek Komitetu Cen
tralnego Obrony Narodowe::
do kraju ojczystego, okresla
organjzacye Komitet6w okre'
gowych i dzielnicowych, mo-
wi O zabezpieczeniu i uzywa'
niu zebranych fundusz6w,
kt6re Nv zadnym wypadkr
ME NIGGA bye obr6cone ma u
zytek inny, jak tylko ma celf
polskiego skarbu wojennego':
a W kohcu %przewiduje sposo'
by z%dobywania srodk6w ne
koszta administracyjne.
Ma ~zgromadzeniu ponie'
dziafkowem uchwalono usta'
we te wydrukowac W 1000 eg'
zemplarzy i zebrac sic ponow'
ME W sobote po pofudniu
ola ostatecznego opracowani<
listy representative, W kt6'
|rym to celu sekretarz przygo
tuje spis organizacyi do repre-
zentacyi upowaznionych. N:
~zgromadzeniu tenn zostanie
tez u}ozona i podpisana odez
wa do spo}eczenstwa polskie
go, z okazyi jubileuszowycf
obchod6w so rocznicy stycz
niowego powstania.
Posiedzenie Zamknietc
przyjaciem uchwa}y zawezwa'
MIA wszystkich tych, kt6rzJ
posiadaja jakiekolwiek sk}ad'
XII lub pieniadze ma fundus1
Narodowej Obrony, ably je
natychmiast odsy}ali do tym'
czasowego Skarbnika Komite'
tn Obrony Narodowej, ma a
dres: Mrs. Anna Neumam,
1909 N. Ashland ave., Chica'
60, Ill.
sTANISkAW OSADA, sekr
Czytajcie Wszyscy
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1913-01-09
MASH AGENCI.

Upowaznlenl 50 do kolektowan'a
.bonamentu W1ARusA nastepujacy
nasi agenci m%ieitcowi:
ASHTON, Nebr. Mich. Mendyk
BRENNAN Tex. W. Kowalski
FRIED, N. Oak D. F. Szarkowski
GRANVILLE, S.Dak., Jozef Gr"bs
INDEPENDENCE Wis. Michal Mish
M.len, Wis, Teoi Derdowsk
NANTICOKE, Pa. Fr. Jablonsk
NEW WAVERLY, Tex. +, F. Proeb
LEO MINI. Mateusz Bilski.
OAK HILL, Mich, St fogorzelsks
EREMOND. Tex. Jan Fan
WARSAW. IN. D.. reodor WVsocki
WILNO MINI. Fir. Badzi6ski
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1913-01-09

lak0 Wz0r, aDy IA przep'sy'
wano j podpisywano wsze-
die tax przez prezes6w u
sekretarzy, jak %prywatnie
przez obywateli j odsy}ano
natychmiast pod nastepuja-
Gym. adresem : Hon. j. M.
Curley Congressman, Wa"
shington, y. c.
Petycya- -brzmi:
The President of the Uni
ted States,
White House,
Washington, D. C.
Mr.. President: -
Whereas, it has been clear.
ly demonstrated by the
foremost economists, that
immigration is the direct
outcome of, and is regulated
by the demand for labor in
this country, and that l.
a emigration in it's turn has
stimulated and made possible
the remarkable industrial
development Of the United
States ; and
Whereas, the findings OF
the immigration Commission
upon whose recommendation
the Congress Of the United
States has passed the so
called illiteracy test are
based chiefly on local condi-
tons in some centers of |.
immigration and not on the
whole of it ; and
Whereas, the said illitera'
|cy test is highly discrimina-
ting against some nationa'
|lities, and especially against
those nationalities, and cla'
|sses of laborers, which are
most needed in the United
Estates, as is also shown by
the foremost economists and
|official statistics !; and
| Whereas, the enactment
Iof this law would not have
[any effect upon the Immi'
|gration as a whole, but
merely would be a discrimi'
mating hardship upon the
tclasses most needed here;
land
| Whereas, such Legislative
measure is utterly inconsis'
tent with tho fundamental
principles of the American
institutions ; aud
Whereas, we consider such
measure as inbuman and un-
American.
Therefore, we, the under.
signed representatives OF
tbe...... (tu podac naive
Towarzystwa) Branch
NO.. (Tu podac naive or
ganizacyi).. knowing you1
fearless stand for justice and
truth and
Knowing your impartial.
|ty and adhesion to a deep
and a thorough study of the
varions social and economic
problems during your adj
ministration ; and
Knowing your firmness,
sound principles, and broad
mindee, convictions,
d. hereby most earnest
ly, and respectfully petition
you to veto the aforesaid le-
gislative measure which pro.
vides for q literacy test, and
to send for reconsideration
of our legislative body, the
Congress Of the United
Va ~
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1913-01-09

tn ma bye badanie opinii
pub]icznej ma wychodztwle,
urabianie jej W kierunku uz-
nanym "a pozadany utrzymy-,
wanie }acznosci z Ojczyzna,
zdobywanie dokfadnych i cal
kowicie sprawdzanych wiado-
mosci O ruchu narodowym W
Polsce }agodzenie przeci-
wienstw W z~apatrywaniach
stronnictw ma g}6wne postula-
t:y narodowe i W og6le stara-
ME, ably kazdorazowa akcya
wsp6lna wychodztwa by4a od-
powiednia potrzebie danej
chwili i proporcyonalna DO
liczby i silly umys}owej i eko-
%konomicznej wychodztwa.
&C. - Srodkami dzia}ania
Komitetu maja bye: wiece
edukacyjne i agitacyjne, gro
madzenie funduszu narodowe-
go, p~rzechowywanie 60 i roz-
porzadzanie MIN stosownie
do potrzeb wskazanych przez
cele i zadania Komitetu.
Centralizacya wychodztwa.
Ola ujecia ca1ego zorgani-
zowanego wychodztwa W SEE
regi jednej wielkiej armii ma
rodowej, ustawa podaje regu-
}y. nastepujace:
"A. - Komitet Obrony
Narodowej skfada sic z pred
%stawicieli organizacyi pol
|skich W Ameryce P6}nocnej
W stosunku jednego ma kazde
Is, 1000 cz}onk6w lub Geese tel
|liczby.
B.. - Mniejsze organizacye
bratniej pomocy maja prawo
do jednego reprezentanta, je-
zeli sic sk4adaja przynajmnie!
Il 10 towarzystw i posiadaja
ME mniej jak 500 czfonk6w.
&C. Organizacye ideowe,
jake to: Stowarzyszenia Ksie-
zy, lekarzy, prawnik6w, nau-
czycieli i dziennikarzy ma
liza prawo do jednego re-
prezentanta bez' wzgledu ma
liczbe cz4onk6w i towarzystw.
ID. Komitety okregowe
pozostajace pod w}adza Komi-
tetu centralnego O. NJ, maja
takze prawo do jednego pred
%stawiciela W Komitecie Gen.
tralnym. wv ten spos6b TAX
re wszystkie kolonie polskie
beda mice W tym Komitecie
swoja reprezentacye.)
Zas dalej W artykule VIII
CLy CcI1lly.
Kazda organizacya polska
przystepujaca do Komitetu
Obrony Narodowej przez sam
fakt przystapienia sk}ada os-
wiadczenie, re uznaje postulat
niepodleg}osci Polski i jest
gotowa gfosic ten postulat,
bronic go, pracowac ola niego
i W og6le ponosi6 ola sprawy
niepodlegfosci Polski wszelkie
ofiary, jake uzna Nar6d Pol
ski W danej chwili "a wskaza-
ne.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1913-01-09

lecz ty niby patrzysz ale ME
]odpowiadasz = tw6j gfos pol
skich piesni juz zamilki ma
tel ziemi ale juz spiewasz
Bogu W niebie.
Moi brat jest rodem cd
Weiherowa z Prus Zachod-
Mich z wioski Sbichowa pa
rafii Reda. Przezy} lat 70 =
W Ameryce jest przeszio 80
lat. Pozostawi{ " smutku
zone swoja, trzech syn6w i
piec c6rek. - Prey tel Okla
zyi wstapi}em ma plebanie do
Wiel. ks. Zdechlika W Dela'
no; jest to sobie ksiadz "
prawym wieku, grzeczny,
otwartego serca, %prawdziwy
patryota, Polak, lubiany
przez swoich parafian.
Odwiedzilismy take ia i
pan Okraj swoich krewnych
i znajomych v okolicy Della
no, pa6stwo Ludwika Czest-
kowskjch, pa6stwo Jana B.
CRUDE, .pahstwo Jan6w Boi"
k6w i pa1stwo Piotra Galu-
SOW i dom mego brata.
Wszedzie mas mile z Of
wartym screen p%rzyjmowa-
no CT wszyscy mieszkaja
| bliskc miasta ma farmach. a
dobrze sic 4naja. Pan Ludw1k
|Czestkowski synowie, to So
kr6lowie cd jagged wszelkle-
! 20 rodzaju; a znowu PAM
Czestkowska jest kr6lowa
cd h6dowania gesi. Dwie ge'
81 znio,}y W roku I9l2tym
1O8 jaj, z tych sic wylegio
80 gasiat - Kto potrafi le-
piej?
A zuowu pan Galus jezell
ME szanpicn, to ale w]ele
ME brakuje Cd hodowan'a
SWIM.
w sobote 28go pozegna-
linn sic z druchami Delapa /
odjechalim koleja Great
Northern do Holowei, gdzie
Jest polska osada 5 mil ma
po}udnIe, tax zwana apletoh-
ska, gdzie to jeszcze Wiel.
ks. Jan Dolby Wautay, S.
OAK. diva razy W miesiacu
przyjezdza ~odprawiac tsmtel-
Sym Polakom naboze6stwo
= gdzie w}asnie epotkalim
sic, a 10 tam ME maja orga-
misty, vice ia jake starry or
ganista graiem na organach;
ola tego nabozehstwo " nie-
dziele i ponisdzia}ek odbylo
sic wspaniale, "a co parafia.
ME zlozyli piekna gwiazdke
swemu proboszczowi i nam
okazali wdzieczno6d iobsypa-
Ii mas zyczeniami ma Nowy
rok. A il takze nawzaiem
zaseIam serdeczne dzieh
wszystkim u kt6rych by}em,
"a serdeczna staropolska
go6cinnosc, zyczac wszyst-
kim szcze6cia i b}ogos}a-
wie6stwa Bozego ma rok
1913, czego zycze take
wszystkim czytelnikom VIA
rusa.
z ~uszanoWaniem
J0ZEF GRUBA.
Arizona republican., 1913-01-09
THE REPUBLICAN

gets the news to you when it is news. gets the most news to you every day in the year.
 is Arizona's $ only every day in the year paper is interesting but not over scnsational; it's reports are reliable.
 buys and prints more Associated Press matter than the other Phoenix papers com bined.
 is fighting for a definite and just water policy that means satisfaction and pros perity for the Water User.
Arizona republican., 1913-01-09
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take advantage o ths wonderful SoOO and applies only to casn-advance subscriptions renewals coming will first be necessary for pay for the month that be owing at regular And everyone it to himself to do it. If paid January 1913, then the $500 will pay
 January 194 and if you paid February 1s 1913 the %500 will pay February 1st, 1914.
Arizona republican., 1913-01-09
Why We Do 1t

In get the greatest possible number o subscribers and the shortest possible time and to ourselves and work worry and expense of collections of last and want everyone to take advantage of it.
Arizona republican., 1913-01-09
THE REPUBLICAN

Opment news features exclusively w. k. Defty's authorl- tative and up to date weekly mining review. features exclusively McCutcheon's world famous cartoons.
 features exclusively Walt Mason's prose poetry.
 features exclusively illustrated descriptive articles on the schools of the Salt River Valley.
 works continuously for the upbuilding of Arizona.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-11-30

mony at the home OF the brides parents
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles +. Wetzel, No. -
Riverside Drive. Only the immediate
relatives were present.
Mrs. Wright Prescott Edgerton. OF NO.
302 Central Park West. gave luncheon
to thirty army friends yesterday In
the rose room of the Hotel Aston, af-
ter which they all attended the Army
and Navy game at the Polo Grounds.
The room and table were decorated
with flowers and ferns The guests,
seated at one large table, included
Colonel and Mrs. Clarence p. Townsley'
Colonel and Mrs. c. =. Eckles, Lieutenant
and hrs. James Cheney, of West Point;
Colonel and Mrs. Heiner, Colonel and
Mrs. Stephen Mills. Colonel and Mrs.
w. A. Simpson. Thomas Barry, son OF
General Barry OF Governors Island; Gen
eral Meany. and DR.. and Mrs. William
Tod Helmuth
The Young Womens Hospital Guild will
give its annual charity ball on Thursday
evening, December H. at the Hotel Plaza.
for the benefit of the St. Johns Gonzales
cent Home for Mothers and Babies. The
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-11-30

assisted in receiving by her sister. Miss
Taliaferro. and Mrs. John Alan Hopper
The rooms were decorated in yellow and
white. The guests numbered about NIFTY
Mrs. Charles Becker, Of No. $50 Park
avenue will give reception on Saturday
for the debut OF her daughter, MISS
Marion Janet Becker.
Miss Margaret Van Nest Edgar. daugh-
ter of Mrs. Howard Edgar, was married
on Saturday, November %, at Nutley,
y. j., to David A. Storer.
Miss Bess Leary was introduced to So
cietv on Tuesday at a reception given by
her mother, Mrs. Daniel j. Leary.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles f.. +. Mccain VIII
rive dances at their home, No. East
nth street, on December 10 and -
Mrs Charles II. Murray will be at home
on Tuesdays, December . and Is, at the
Hotel Seymour, No. % West 18th street.
Mrs. william c. Boone. of No. 81 Cen
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-11-30

trail Park West, gave an auction bridge
party on Wednesday evening at her home.
Mrs. Thomas Sears Young Will give a
reception on Thursday. December is, at
her home. No. q East sd street. TO intro
duce her niece Miss Elizabeth Floyd
Swan. daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. William
l.. Swan, of oyster Bay.
The second OF the four subscription
dances arranged by Mrs. Parry Wright
was given on Friday night at the Hotel
Gotham. The patronesses were Mines
william ". Bailey, william c. Conley'
Frank &. Carpenter Charles b. Flynn
John L. Lowe IT,, Maurice Lackman,
Walter McCorklc, Duncan MacMartin'
Frank r. Poss, James Richey Frank NJ.
Seaman and oscar TaussiS.
Mrs. Frank l.. Sheldon will give bridge
parties on December 10 and y.
The marriage Of Miss Mabel Violet
Wetzel and Edwin Chesney Colwell took
MACE on Wednesday. The Rev. Henry
, Sloane Coffin, Of the Madison Avenue
Presbyterian Church, performed the cere-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-11-30

One of the interesting entertainments
arranged for this week is the production
OF AT the Court of Cleopatra" TO be
given in the ballroom of the Hotel Aston
on Saturday by AuXilarieS Nos. u and IL,
IN aid of the Stony Void Sanatorium.
The music has been written by Manuel
Klein and the lyrics by George Chapman.
About $50 young people. who have. been
rehearsing the weird and wonderful snake,
veil and flower dances will take part IN
Oriental costumes. Tableaus VIII be
shown. Hy Mayer, the caricaturist, Will
sing Buying Up the Nile" written espe-
cially for him by Mr.. Klein, and VIII also
be the announcer introducing the various
features. The title role in the play Will
be taken by Mrs Philip L.ewisohn. Mrs.
Henry NJ. Block is chairman Of the enter
tainment Boxes and tickets may be OBJ
tanned from Mrs. Benjamin Stern, No 542
Fifth avenue.
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GENERAL SOCIAL NOTES.

Mr.. and Mrs. George William Hanna
gave a bridge party on Monday night at
their home. No. 200 West 9sth street, for
their son-in-law and daughter, Mr. and
Mrs. Charles o. Burns Among the guests
were Mr.. and Mrs. Leonard l.. Hill, Mr..
and Mrs. Floyd s. Corbln. DIR. and Mrs.
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The Emanuel Sisterhood Of Personal
Service will hold a reception in the vestry
rooms of Temple Emanuel on December
in celebration of the twenty-tifth ami
versary Of the sisterhood. Among the
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Miss Bertha J. Steinmetz was married
on Wednesday TO Joseph T. Hanlon at the
home Of her brother. John 4. Steinmciz.
No. gl2 Bronx Park South The ceremony
was performed by the Rev. DR.. Derby
shire. of Grace Church. West Farms. Mr.
and Mrs. Hanlon arc spending their
honeymoon I'm the South. Mr.. Hanlon Is
a graduate Of Harvard and the New YORK
Law School During the Spanish Ameri-
can war he served I'm the Cuban campaign
with Company |, list Regiment. and
later was commissioned an officer in the
Philippine constabulary.
The Rev. Mr.. and Mrs. Cyrus NJ. Booth
celebrated their golden wedding on Tues
day evening at their home, No. 10 west
9Sth street.
Mr. and Mrs. William Jerome Toomey
gave a dinner on Thursday for Mr.. Toom-
ey's mother, Mrs. Arthur j. Toomey, OF
Chicago.
The guests were Mrs George w.
Cloves. Miss Florence Guernsey. Miss
T.
Nav Seymour. Mrs John Wesley Love,
Clarence Arthur Rode, Mrs. Eva Florence
Smith. Perry Averill and Mr.. and Mrs.
pbiin Kastle of Montreal Auction bridge
was played after the dinner.
Mrs John Caldwell Coleman viii give
n reception for her daughter MISS FRAN
ces Emerson Coleman, on Saturday at her
home No. l67 West I'D street. The debu-
tante will be assisted in receiving by MISS
Catherine l.. Terry, Miss Elizabeth Bache
Could. Miss Louise r. Ufford, of Boston;
MICS Constance Murray and Miss Mar
garet Miller. Of Richmond.
Mrs. George S. Little, of No ~ clare
mont avenue. gave reception on we'd
nesday afternoon at ner home. she was
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ball will open with an exhibition OF fancy
dancing by members Of the guild, fol-
lowed by general dancing Tickets at -
each, including supper, may be obtained
from Mrs. Wendell c. Phillips. the presi-
dent. No. 40 West 47th street. or from any
member OF the guild. The officers, in ad-
dition to the president. are Mrs. Franklin
=. Duryea. vice-president; Mrs. W. ID.
I.Hullier. treasurer, and Mrs. Charles e.
Mitchell. secretary.
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MISS KATHARINE '
OAKMAh sH
PHOTO ~ Nhe pVhOHT

william Bailey, Mr. and Mrs. James w.
Osborn Mr.. and Mrs. John II. Judge. Mr..
and Mrs. g. &. Carter, Mr. and Mrs. Ross
Mckee. Mr.. and Mrs. Bodoll Parker and
Mr.. and Mrs Albert H. Gleason.
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There will he a Christmas sale Of dainty
and Inexpensive articles in aid Of the
New York Exchange for Women's Work
al the home Of Mrs. G. y. de Gersdorh
No % East 64th street, on Monday, De-
cember S. Among the patronesses are
Mrs Russell Sage. Mrs. John Seely Ward,
Mrs John r. Terry, jr., Mrs. William v.
Lawrence. Mrs. Herbert Johnson and Mrs
Charles T., Miller.
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Mrs. j. H. Meyer, Of No. @' West lVth
street will give a dance at the Hotel
Gotham on January ..
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A bazaar in aid Of St Luke's Home for
Aged Women will be held at the Waldorf
Astoria on Thursday and Friday after
moons and evenings. The onlcers IN
charge Of the affair are Mrs. l.. Holbrook.
chairman; Mrs. Charles +. Roe, vice.
chairman; Mrs. John A. Church, secre-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-11-30

For the benefit of the Amelia Refer
Association. of which Mrs. S. NJ. Bondy Is
president. a card party was given yester-
day afternoon at the Sisterhood Assembly
Rooms by Mrs Selig Housah.
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artists who will appear are Miss Esther
sedc dramatic soprano Miss Renee
Schneider, soprano: Albert Jampoiski'
BARITONE, and Kurt SCHNEIDER, at the
piano.
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In aid OF the Warren Goddard Home a
the dansant will be given on Saturday.
December 6. at the Plaza. The tearoom
will he in charge of Mrs. Rutger Miller
and Miss Elizabeth Russell. Mrs. G..
Henry Sewall. Mrs. A. V. Fraser. Miss
Dorothy Perkins. Miss Anna Goddard.
Miss Beatrice Glogan, Miss Louise Won
Bernuth and Miss Elizabeth Bowles will
servo as mattresses. Miss Lille T.. Fraser
is chairman of the committee in charge
Of the arrangements.