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Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1914-09-14

! and are now motoring through the New Eng
land states. on their trip they will stop at
! Newport and at Narragansett Pier They ex-
! pect to return about October TO-
! Mr. and Mrs. Walter r. McClatchy, Of
wynnewood, are spending the week at Ocean
city Mrs. McClatchy will be remembered as
Miss Rena Artman, Of 1892 North Seventeenth
street
MIR. and Mrs. william German. Of 1870 North
Eighteenth street, spending the month of
September at their cottage in Sea Isle city,
~ j.
Mrs. X. D. Loughlin and the Misses Lough-
lin Of 1917 North Gratz street, have returned
from Lansdowne where they have been spend
ing the summer months.
Mrs. Carinda V. Armstrong. who spent the
summer on the Maine coast, has returned to
her home, 2O3O North Park avenue.
Mr. and Mrs. Norman II. Stevens, Of 1925
North Seventh street have returned from a
summers stay at the Strathaven Inn, Swarth-
more.
Mrs James Doak Of 1902 North Fifteenth
street, has returned from Atlantic City, where
she passed the summer.
Mr.. and Mrs. Myron Harris have returned
from Vcntnor to their city home 1929 North
Twelfth street.
Dr. and Mrs Joseph M. Asher have closed
their country place in Jenltintown and are at
their winter home, 1885 North Broad street
Miss Helen Serr and Miss Rebecca Serrill,
of 14l3 North Broad street have returned from
Eaglesmere TO Atlantic city. where they will
spend September with their mother and sister,
Mrs John s. Serrlll and Miss Annie Serrill at
their summer home
Mrs. b. Leopold and family have returned
from Atlantic City to their winter home 1905
North Park avenue.
Mr.. and Mrs Russell Wilson and their family
closed their summer home on Boston avenue
Chelsea, and returned to 1924 North Park ave-
Saturday
Dr. and Mrs. Arthur Hartley. of 1901 North
Seventeenth street, spending fortnight on
the coast of Maine
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1914-09-14
CHESTNUT HILL

Mr.. and Mrs. William f. Goodman have
closed their Chelsea cottage and have returned
TO their home, at East Chestnut avenue.
Chestnut Hill.
Mr.. and Mrs. Morgan Hebard have returned
from Chelsea, where they spent the summer
and have opened their new home on Chest
nut avenue,
Mr.. and Mrs, Joseph F. Carpenter and Miss
Virginia Lagucrenne Carpenter returned to-
day to their home IA Summit street. after
spending the weekend i'm Bay Head as the
guests Of Mr., and Mrs. James c. Newlin.
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Bell and Miss May Bell
have returned to their home on Evergreen
avenue from Buck Hin Falls where they
leased cottage for the Miss Bell
spent the weekend with friends on Long
Island entering a golf tournament Saturday
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles A. Potter and Mrs
Dorothy Potter will arrive this week from
Magnolia. Mass, where they spent the sum-
mer. They win reopen their house at Ever
green and Prospect avenues, Chestnut Hill
Mr.. and Mrs Joseph w Wear will return
tomorrow to their home on Graver's lane from
a summer spent at Kennebunkport, Me
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Kellar Kurtz are spend
ing the remainder of the month at Cape May.
Mrs Kurtz before her marriage In June was
Miss Anna Longstreth.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1914-09-14
WEST PHILADELPHIA

DR.. and Mrs E. L. Van SAINT and their fam
ily' who spent the summer at jamestown. r. l.
returned to their home. 4O3S Spruce street. Ia st
week
Mrs A G. Phillips and her niece. Miss
fosalia Oliver. who have been spending sew
eral weeks in Cape May have returned to the
city and opened their house at 4O47 Pine street,
MRS. Henry Cochran. Miss Edith Cochran and
"i'sS Dorothy cochran have returned from Bel
mar TO their town house. 3511 Barring street
Mr. and Mrs. John B. Patterson and tbai,
daughter. Miss Helen Patterson, OF 397 South
18th street have returned from their summer
home at Deanco. N. j.
Miss Ellen Phean and Miss Elizabeth srev,r
who have been spending several weeks in tbe
roconos' have returned to their home at am
street and Usage avenue for the winter.
MT and Mrs William n, Webster have opened
their apartment at the Bartram for the u'ir,a.
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TIOGA

Mrs. Charles Warren Rainear. Mrs Robert
Kee, Jr, Miss Mary Fletcher, Miss Florence
Shaw. Miss Kathryn Ennis Miss Elsie Krouse
Mrs. Charles Shaw, Miss Edna Gaw Mrs
Ralph Nasel and Mrs. Robert Leroy Bartholo-
NEW have made up automobile party which
will start from Tioga for JeHersonville Pa
next Wednesday. The run will be followed by
a dinner which will be given at the inn in
Jeffersonve
Mr.. and Mrs. Bruce McFadden and their
daughters, Miss Edna McFadden and Miss
Alice NtcFadden have closed their cottage in
Atlantic City and have returned to their winter
home, 1850 North Broad street.
Mf. and Mrs. Walter f. Peet. of 1921 West
Erie avenue. have returned from Eaglesmere
whore they spent the summer
The marriage of Miss Ethel Atshuer daugh-
ter of kiva Altshuer, and DR.. Milton K. Myers
son of Mr.. and Mrs. sgmund Myers, of s4O1
North 22d street, will take place tomorrow
tTuesday) night
Mr.. and Mrs Benjamin Bauer, Jr.. have
closed their cottage at Nentnor and have re-
turned to their winter residence. 1sn West Erie
avenue.
DR.. and Mrs. Charles Edward Hallowell, Of
1922 West Tioga street, have returned from, n
tour through Maryland and Virginia. Their son
and daughter-In-law. Mr.. and Mrs. C. Harold
Hallowell, are spending some time in Atlantic
City.
DR.. and Mrs Louis Mutschler. of West Tora
street are at Camden Me.
Mrs James Hilton and her son. Stanford Hill
ton, Of 2i27 West Ontario street left on satur-
day Cor an automobile trip to Asbury Park. to
remain over the weekend
Mrs. Jacob Thomas. of 1903 Hunting Park ave-
nu"' has gone TO Chelsea for a few weeks.
Miss Carrie S Ballinger, of zoos Venargo
street who has been seriously i'll at Atlantic
city, has returned to her home in Tioga and is
reported as improving
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NORTHWEST PHILADELPHIA

Miss Glodean Smith, of 24lO North Nine
teenth street after spending several DAYS visit
ing Miss Alice BaIly. at Atlantic City. will be
the guest OF Miss Nancy Fullerton, at Cwynedl
Valley. Pa for two weeks.
Miss Marie Fitzgerald and Miss Nan Fitz-
gerald who entertained extensively at their
cottage in Wildwood this summer, have re-
turned to their home, 1923 Girard avenue
Mr. and Mrs Edward Nipple. OF 2ll5 North
Nineteenth street have as their guest at their
cottage in Ventnor Miss Cora Fields. of 2iH
North Nineteenth street.
DR., and Mrs. Geo. W Gardiner. of 100 North
sixteenth street have been entertaining Mr.
and Mrs Frank w. Ashbrook at their cottage
In Avalon.
Mr.. and Mrs. William r. Blair and their
young SON OF SPA West Susquehanna ayenue
have returned from the shore
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Cobb and Harry Terry.
OF 4ls2 North Broad street, have closed their
summer home on Seaside avenue. Atlantic CITY.
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ALONG THE READING

Mr. and Mrs. William p. O'Nelll have re-
turned from their wedding trip and stay
ing with Mr. and Mrs ]. Bertram Llppincott
at Bethayres. Mrs. o'Neill will be remembered
Miss Mariana Lippincott before her mar
riage August 6.
Among those who entertained at dinner be-
fore the dance which was given Saturday night
at the Huntington Valley Golf Club, we're Mr.
and Mrs. Samuel K Reeves, Mr.. and Mrs
Walter L. Ross, Mr.. and Mrs. G. Henry stet-
son. Mr.. and Mrs. j. b. 8. Rex, Mr.. and Mrs
Edward F. Henson and Mr. and Mrs. William
H. George. The dance was attended by large
number OF club members and their friends
DR.. and Mrs. william j. Taylor and Miss
Marion Taylor spending the early fall as
guests of Mrs John Newbold at her country
place in Jenklntown.
Mrs. Henry c. Dmond and Miss Henrietta
Dimond are entertaining Mrs. Frederic B. Gill
bert and Miss Katharine Gilbert at their coun-
try place on Cloverly lane, Rydal.
Mr.. and Mrs Marmaduke Tilden Jr have
returned to their home Lenox road, Jenkin-
town, after spending fortnight at York Har-
Dor, Me. Mrs. Tilden will be remembered as
Miss Ellen Frazier.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ellis D. Williams and Miss
Williams have returned to Sulgrave their coun-
try place, in Jenkintown after spending month
at Lake Mohonk, N. Y.
DR.. and Mrs John b. Deaver and family are
spending the early autumn at their country
place in Wyncote and will not open their town
house at 1884 Walnut street until November I
Miss Marion Sharpess, daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. Townsend Sharpless. of Hatherton Chel-
ten Hills, is spending few days as the guest
OF Mrs. John Bishop. OF Columbus, N. j.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harold B. Mcfarland. of Ienox
road' Jenkintown. have as their guests Mrs
McFarlands mother and sister, Mrs Charles
s. Miller and Miss Jeanette Miller, of New
York.
Mr.. and Mrs Frederic w, Morris and their
family have returned to their home in Chelten
Hills after spending a fortnight at Beach Haven
N. ].
Mr. and Mrs, John Scott, of Chelten avenue
Oak Lane. left yesterday for a motor trim
through the New England States They will
stop over In Boston and Providence several
days.
DR.. and Mrs. Henry Thssell, OF Chelten ave-
nue. Oak Lane. will return today to their home
after spending the weekend at Browns Mills
In the Pines
Mr. and Mrs. William laval. of seth avenue
Oak Lane, will return tomorrow after a veal,- |
end visit in Langhorne.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1914-09-14
ROXBOROUCH

MI and Mrs. William Knipe and their family.
OF LJceum avenue, will make their future home
Mt their cottage in Atlantic City, where they
spent the summer.
Or christopher Frame and the Misses Frame
nave returned to their winter home on Ridge
avenue after spending the season at their cot
tage at Rehoboth, Del
Mrs Alexander Patton. of i33i Manayunk ave
nue. I"it today for a short stay in Atlantic CITY
Her daughter Miss Edna Patton, will leave
during the week for tour through New
England
Mr. and Mrs, G. y. Rorabaugh, OF sumac
street Wissahickon have returned from an au-
tomoHi'" tour through New England
Mis- Hcttie Elizabeth Sheldrakc. Of Leverinr-
ton av"nne, has returned home after spending
IN" season at Rehoboth, Del
Mrs, Mfred Miller gave a bridge luncheon on
saturday for number OF her Marlborough
friends at her home AT Stenton
Mrs. Annie Shoemaker Of Newark, y 7 Is
the guest of her brother and niece. Mitchell
lane '
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NEWPORT

NEWPORT, r. l., sept 1.-THE German Am
haSsndor Count }. Il Won Bernstorr concluded
his 'istt last night and returned 70 New York
II" lunched Informally with his host and
hostess Sir, and Mrs. George Peabody Eustis
who entertained informally with a dinner last
night
Mrs M"rsdcn j. Perry was a luncheon hostess
yesterday, Dinners We're given last night by.
Mr.. and Mrs William Earl Dodge and Mr. and
Mrs Woodbury. Blair.
Mr. and Mrs /. 7. Bornton, of Philadelpbis
arc registered at the Casino
The schooner yacht IrolIta, belonging 10 :,
W. Clark, sailed for City Island yesterday 10
lay up.
Joseph E. Widener sailed for Philadelphia on
the steam yacht Josephine yesterday.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1914-09-14
SOUTHWEST PHILADELPHIA

rhe dances which are given throughout the
winter at the Navy Yard will not be resumed
until November OF this year These dances
grow each season in popularity and are looked
forward to by young and old with pleasure.
Lieutenant William b. Hodgman has been or
dered to Atlanta, Ga, for two years. where
he will shortly be Joined by Mrs Hodgman and
their young son.
Miss Helen Houghton, of Brooklyn is visit
Ing Miss Mary McAllister. Of 1895 South Broad
street
Lieutenant Commander Alfred W. Johnson
U. s. N. and his family have gone TO Nov-
port to spend tlis month
Mr. and Mrs BENJAMIN Cooke and family. of
1884 South Fifteenth street. who have been
spending the sumer at Ocean City, ~ j., will
about October /.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1914-09-14

her. aunt in New York for few days. She
will return to her home on Thursday.
DR.. and Mre. Joseph Krauskopf, who have
completed their tour OF the world sailed from
Rotterdam on September and expect to ar
rive in New York tomorrow morning. They
are accompanied by their son. Manfred Kraus-
kopf. who has been living in Switzerland for
few years, and their daughter, Miss Madeline
Krauskopf. who has been in school at Lau-
same, Switzerland.
DR.. and Mrs. William G. Cahall and their
family, of 154 West Chelten avenue, have closed
their bungalow in the Pocono mountains and
have returned to town
MIR. and Mrs. e. Ross Carver will close their
Cape May cottage about the 18th Of this month
and with their two children will reopen their
house, 5t26 Newhall street.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arlington Gilpin. of A2 west
School lane, have opened their house for the
winter months
Mrs. J. Burton Muslin and Mrs Frank Mac
Grath have returned from New York, where
they spent several days shopping.
Mr. and Mrs. George s. StrawbrIdge, Of 4Oi
Mannheim street, will return about October
from jamestown, r. I.
Mrs. Wheeler Lord, of Mannheim street. Ia
spending few weeks In Chelsea.
Mrs. Enoch Taylor has again taken apart
ments at the Delmar for the winter months.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1914-09-14
NARRAGANSETT PIER

NARRAGANSETT PIER. r. l.. Sen, IL
Many Of the cottlgers motored TO tho po,,,
Judith C"untrv Club yesterday and assem-
"I"d for tea on ne lawn. Among those pot.d
th'r' were Mr., and Mrs. Paul u. Mills. Mrs
Alexander Brown, Mr.. and Mrs. Rowland H,z-
ara MI and Mrs. Hinman Bird. Mr.. and
Mrs, John L. Fell Mr.. and Mrs. Phuin T.,
stevenson, Mr. and Mrs David Stevenson. Mrs
g. W. c Whiting, Miss Bessie Munnikhuysor
Miss Marguerite Prescott Dr Rowland Robin
SON Mr. and Mrs, Byron $ Watson. Earl
oSthy' Mr. and Mrs. c Coburn Darllnp. Tobr
g. Thomas, Charles G. Curtis. Mr.. and Mr..
q. l.. Morsman and T. F. / NIcDonneu
Mr. and Mrs. John W. Converse who occ,,.
ped IN" kelvoir cottage during the summer
have returned To Rosomont, "a
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1914-09-14

there September 25 and will stop several days
in New York before her return to her home at
Montgomery and Cheswold avenues
BRYN MAwR-Mr. and Mrs. George H. Earle,
Jr.. who spent the entire summer at Broad
Acres. their estate at Sryn Mawr, are planning
to take residence in town for the season.
They will introduce their daughter, Miss Han
sell F. Earle, at a tea to be given on Friday
November 90
Mr.. and Mrs. William S. Febiger, of Milton,
Mass, are spending several days with Mrs
Febgers parents, Mr., and Mrs Thomas
Devices Wood, at their home in Penn road
RosEMONT-Mr. and Mrs Robert Kelso Cas-
satt who will return this week from Newport
will entertain extensively during the Horse
Show next week
Mr. and Mrs. Alba B. Johnson who have been
motoring through the White Mountains, have
returned to their home in Rosemont
Mrs. Henry r. Ellison and Miss Edith R.
Ellison, who spent the summer at Watch HILL
have returned TO Brair Hill, Rosemont
RADNoR-MIss Elizabeth Brown Chew and her
niece, Miss Mary Evelyn W, who have been
at Bar Harbor for several weeks have returned
TO Vanor their country place. for the autumn
Mrs. Henry p. Borie. of Upland ay, has re-
turned after spending the summer at Winter
Harbor.
DEvoN--Mr and Mrs. Frederick Thurston
Mason. who have been spending the summer
in Devon, will return to their home 92ls Walnut
street, about the middle of next month.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. Hartman Kuhn, who have
been in the zone in Europe, returned satur-
day to Philadelphia.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1914-09-14
SERIOUS MELODRAMA
OF FINANCIER WITH PAST
John Mason in High.Class Play BY
Owen Davis, of ''Nellie, the Beautiful
Cloak Model Fame.

Reformation is never without It's fascination.
Whether municipalities or men turn from the
broad road Of obviously profitable pleasant
past the halo of regeneration is thenceforth
worn with unique distinction. We have all our
secret admiration for the hero with mysterious
and ambiguous career left behind
Therefore the greater interest attaches to the
appearance Of John Mason. of the abest
American actors, In a rarefied melodrama, en-
titled "Drugged," at the Broad Street Theatre
tonight.
The author Of "Drugged." owen Davis, has
confessedly put his past" behind him. With
the production of "Drugged" Mr.. Davis assumes
the laurel-wreath Of the serious melodramatist.
Be it known, however, that Mr.. Davis is by no
tyro. He has been, for period of
dozen years, one of the most financially success
ful writers OF plays. None of these plays, it
is quite certain has been the subject OF
discussions at ethical culture societies nor of
sage and profound studies on the drama. Mr..
Davis has not moved in the same circles as Ber.
nard shaw
Among Mr.. Davis best known and successful
melodramas were Convict 999" THE Light
house by the Sea-" chinatown Charlie"
Nellie, the Beautiful Cloak Model" and Shorty
McCabe." In ALL his plays of this type
oered hundred We have Mr.. Davis word for
it that 20 per cent were hugely successful his
income averaging upward of $4,000 year. Mr..
Davis personally has not been as we'll known
his plays. Now however, that he had put aside
tidy sum, and the begging of a good play out
side the Broadway offices will not necesstate
elections from Sixth avenue lodgings and coffee
and rolls. Mr.. Davis intends to devote his future
to high-class drama. To be quite fair TO Mr.
Davis. whose confession is naivey sincere, we
must admit that many of us who assume high
brow attitudes not immune to the thrills
Of those ripping. stirring, pulse-tnglng MASTER
pieces Of the Power Of Money" and Her Mar
rare Vow" order.
Thrills add to the Joy of life, and II Mr.. Davis
cannot he classed with Ibsen and the dark
bI own DANISH Norwegian classicists he has
made amusomcnt-loving world his debtor.
Consequently, with mingled anticipations and
hope look forward to seeing his play this
evening
'prugged," in which NIr Davis says he has
put the result Of his highest and sincerest en-
ieavor," is laid In California. The hero John
Dexter. is so!f-made man, prosperous an in
iuential railroad official. ideal husband. inn
'eccabe father. The family hero type, He, too.
rowcver. like his creator. has reformed from
past-dark sinister threatening. 1t rises and
logs his footsteps. rauntS and terrihes him
Exposure. We are told. comes carly in the play
>ctiou and thrills follow fast with the eternal II
lay Of romance, and Icayeuing of humor
'ynea'ly American. tho drama is designed to
ear its message In the movement Of general
eform
Mr.. Mason Will be assisted by an able cast
lcludug John Emerson. Amelia Gardner. VIII
I'M sampson. Robert McWado, Frank Thomas,
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ALONG THE MAIN LINE

ONERBROOK-Mrs James Prescott Martin
Miss Dorothy Helm Martin and James Prescott
Martin Jr, who spent the summer az Belport.
L. h. returned to Prescott Hall. their home, at
b4th and Ctty Line. last week Mrs. Henry NJ.
spades oi Chicago Sarrived Saturday. to be the
quest OF Mrs, Martin for several days. on
hohday' September 2s Mrs. Martin and her
iu'niF VIII leave for Louisville, Ky, where
th'y VIII spend the early autumn.
Mr' and Mrs. Alfred Percval Smith, who
nave been travelling through Europe during the
summer returned last week to their home, at
oo'' OVerhrooI avenue where they will spend
the fall months
MERIoN-Mr. and Mrs Henry Chapman
thompson and Miss Alice f. Thompson will
eioso their residence on Highland avenue and
o''NPy apartments at the Belgravia, about the
middle OF November Miss Thompson will
make her debut at a tea on Tuesday. Octo-
ber p.
Miss Agnes Repplier, who has been visiting
MI and Mrs, Loper at their cottage In st.
ba'lds place, Atlantic CITY. will return to
Merion tomorrow.
NARBERTH-Mr. and Mrs. PereivaI Roberts.
dr' OF Penshurst, who spent the summer
abroad will sail for home October 3
p''"s Lake the end of October and return to
Ardeleage
~fNNEWooD-Mr. and Mrs. Walter ciothier,
""o are s'ill at Watch Hin, r. L., will not re-
'urn home until October.
% ana Mrs. Henry Bartol Brazier will close
Pe Niay cottage the end OF this week.
AApNoRE-Mrs Alexander Sellers and Miss
tbaIr ae"ers' OF Glenn road. will remain at
1neir camp in Maine until the last of this
month. Inv ~ ~
SIT. wi ana Mrs Michael NJ. Ritter. Jr. have re-
un rom months stay at Loon Lake.
Mn M ana Mrs. Henry Thouron. OF Glenn road
October. "' "oou' the '''UN'e -
and thai. a,oHp-SiF' and Mrs. James c Newln
su,,n,a- 49, iemiiy' who have been spending the
- summer in Bay Head win return 10 their home
:" ha'erford this week.
ipr ~. 9opnle e' NJ Trasel. who has been spend
' summer in Bar Harbor. Ne. win leave
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THE DR. A NJ A
4 ~ A.
New the N
y instese NJ
THEATRICAL BAEDE

ADELPHI - "Help Wanted, Ne IN the.
drama by Jack Lait. StentNN Jacobs
struggles and temptations in theSsst ths
world Stenographers warned tx. could
their every step. Nsyons
BROAD-"Drugged, romantic meloS nth
of prosperous railroad official, w ~
past; by Owen Davis, author with n
dramatic past. Starring John Mas
Notice tomorrow.
CHESTNUT STREET OPERA HOUSE
"Cabiria," moving picture by Gabrielle
D'Annunzio, of the Red Parasol and
"Flame" fame Spectacular, exotic gor-
geous. Showing methods of warfare be-
tween ancient Carthage and Rome
FORREST-Ziegfeld Foles. Scintillating
soubrettes and musical mrth.
GARRICK-"Adele," French operetta, in
volving the tangled romances of the
daughter and son Of rival tinned-hsh
magnates impecunious baron and danger
ous "charmer." Delicate humor and
charming music.
Siberia" Revival of Bartley
Campbells 33-year-old melodrama Of
Russian intrigue.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1914-09-14
GERMANTOWN

Mrs. William e. Hesse. of Wayne avenue and
Upsal street. has had her guest Mrs
Thomas GrHth Of Texas who will be re-
membered as Miss Eva Layino before her mar
rage a few years ago,
Mr., and Mrs Edwin l. Atlee who have been
spending the summer IN their camp at Upper
Dam. Me- have returned to their residence
on West Coulter street Their daughter. Miss
Margaret r. Atlee, who will be introduced 70
society later In the season. is the guest o.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-09-15
TAKES OFF DANBRuFF' III
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