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to resist arrest, has all but worn
out Sheriff Anderson and his
posse, who have besieged the
stronghold for four days. 1t is
again bitterly cold and snow Is
falling.
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OROScO SLAIN

Of the American border patrol to-
day. The Bliss message confirm
ed the capture of General Salazar,
who faces trial under civil In
dictment for alleged violation OF
the neutrality laws.
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aid the siege arose. The desper-
ate farmer who shot down County
Poormaster Putnam because Put
nam wished TO take his nine chill
dren to the poorhouse and then
barrieaded himself in his home
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rounded the. place heavily rein
forced and began to close in on
the barricaded house. The prob
ability Of, a company of national
guardsmen being called out to
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BOvARD SPEAKS

W. F. Bovard Of New York,
secretary OF Methodist Brother
hoods, spoke at the First Metho-
dist church last night. He said
there are 100000 men in the
Methodist brotherhood now, and
the mevementu Is growing. He
urged the necessity of putting
on a basis of morality and justice.
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+ ARMER is STILL DEFIAN!

= SUMMERDALE. N. ", Jan. II.
Important developments were
promised today in the siege of
the Beardsley home, when the
Gordon of deputy sheriffs sur
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WASHINGTON, d. c., Jan. IT.
I-Unconfirmed report that Gen.
eral Orozco of the Mexican feder-
ais was killed at Ciatro Cienagas,
Mexico, was transmitted to the
war department by General Bliss
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SLAVE FILMS STOPPED

ed today when the people stopped
the exhibition Of the film at the
Park theater. He Is charged with
,howing indecent pictures.
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NEW YORK, Jan. 17.-Sam-
uel Fl. London, author and alIeg-
ed owner of THE Inside of the
White Slave Traffic." was arrest
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MEXICO CITY, jan. IT. =
President Wilson Is all right but
he does not understand the Mexi-
can Indians" President Huerta
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HOW SHALL WE HANDLE
I go go 90 ~e~ go 90
THE WORK OF GIVING
TO THE POOR IN TACOMA

Charity should not only begin home should begin
systematic and sensible.
PRESIDENT John H. Bbb of the charities committee
suggested to the Presidents Council
~ OF the Cleveland should be adopted
the caritaby inclined stopping
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21,OoO Thrown Open

WASHINGTON, Jan. 17.--In
Carson national forest. N. M, over
$1,000 acres of land have beeS
thrown open to settlement.
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&|5al4|ss{S S$f2
PAvLOWA HAS gone.
SHE TRAVELS IN an awful hur-
ry.
IN FACT, j believe she is always
a Russian
AND SAY, SHE made hit with
the dramatic critics.
BELIEVE ME, SHE must have
been good to make a impress
sion on that bunch.
LOOK WHAT THEY did to my
friend Gaby.
I'M OUT CUNNING for A. b.
Comfort.
HE Is THE alphabetic attorney
A. b. c.
HE THINKS HE is clever because
he belongs to the naval militia.
AND HE HAS presumed too far
on my trusting good nature.
TODAY HE SAID: I'm regard to
the high cost of eggs and the
unproductiveness of hens, peo-
pie should consider sea-going
vessels"
YES, 1 WAS puzzled, I confess,
and demanded to know why.
"BECACSE," HE SAID wisely,
"a ship can lay to-"
I'LL NOT BE comfortable until l
get Comfort.
] WAS so UPSET by the incident
that l nearly created riot at
the Majestic cafe when eating
my dinner.
THE WAITER asked me IL I
would have some shellfish.
AND I TOLD him yes, to bring
ME some eggs.
IHAVE RECEIVED a very nasty
anonymous letter, signed by
Jack Ledwidge.
THE WRITER DECLARES that a
violent and sudden death 10
about to overtake me.
WISH I knew who wrote 1t.
UNDERSTAND there is such a
thing as a kodak trust.
WELL, CAN YOU picture that?
MY FRIEND HUERTA is not do.
ing much lately.
HE CAN'T-he is too busy Sob
ering up.
LOUIE BEDFORD has had hard
luck.
HE WANTED to become a prison
warden.
BUT HE ONLY got half of what
he wanted.
THE PRISON.
OF COURSE, l don't want to be
quoted as in sympathy with
these lazy husbands.
BUT WHEN A MAN has n wife
that gets up at noon, and is
then too tired to dress In any
thing but wrapper.
AND HAS NEVER learned how
to cook.
AND HAS TWO ambitiOns-t0
chew gum and read novels.
AND MACS "a hours q day.
WHADDA-ELL is man going
to do? II
BOVARD SPEAKS
w. f. Bovard of New York,
secretary OF Methodist Brother
hoods, spoke at the First Metho-
dist church last night. He said
there are 100000 men In the
Methodist brotherhood now, and
the mevementu Is growing. He
urged the necessity of putting
on basis of morality and Justice.
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OUR FEATURES

Did you ever stop to think that the
Times prints more exclusive news stories
and pictures than any other newspaper in
Tacoma? Fact. Subscribe for the Times
and you'll miss nothing. We give you the
worlds news in brief.
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GRIFFIN GO. IS
To GET THE
CONTRACT

mmissionr Lawson this
morning announced that he
would let the contract for the
lamp posts for the white way
down town to the Griffin. Wheel
works. who were the low bid
ders. Freeland, Mills and Woods
yesterday voted to give the job
to the Tacoma foundry. but they
discovered later they had nothing
to say about it.
FRESCO CHURCH
st. Luke's Episcopal church is
being frescoed.
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GET THE PINK

The Times Pink comes out at 4:3O every
afternoon. The Confessions of Rounder'
are taking the town by storm. Every.
body's reading them. Join the band wagon
and be Pink reader. You'll have some
fun and enjoy 1t all.
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AND HAS TWO ambitions-to
chew gum and read novels.
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AND HAS NEVER learned how
to cook.
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AND MACS "a hours q day.
WHADDA-EIIL is O man going
to do? III
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PAVLOWA HAS gone.

BUT WHEN A MAN has n wife
that gets up at noon, and is
then too tired to dress In any
thing but a wrapper.
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w,sssb,okon avenue and Queen lane since the
FIRST Of last December, during which time the
Major has been stationed at the Frankford
Arsenal He will be transferred to Sprinsheid'
Mass. the beginning Of next week.
Mrs Elliott Burton, OF Charleston, s. CO. was
the guest of honor at bridge party given py
Mrs. Edward Francis Henson yesterday after
noon at her home at Mannheim street and Wissa-
hickon avenue.
Among the guests were Mrs. Henry booth'
Mrs. George f. Brown, Mrs Roland Taylor
Mrs. s. Howard-smlth, Mrs. Morris Z. Burton
Mrs. George Raphs Green, Mrs. Edward orne
McHenry, Mrs NJ q. Jordan, Mrs j. H. Whit
ham. Miss GLADYS Hetherington and Miss Felina
McIlhenny
Miss Elizabeth MacCuen Smith, of 21S West
c,belten avenue spent Thursday in New YORK
on shopping tour.
Mr. and Mrs John Jolley, Jr., and their
daughter. Miss Dorothy Starr Joley, OF oW
East Gorgas lane, are making weekend trip
to Atlantic CITY,
Among the entertaining which VIII pc oohS
for Miss Leonora Denniston will be luncheon
which will he given for Miss Denniston and her
bridal party by Mrs. ID. English Dallam, Jr.'
at her home at 6l2 West Rittenhouse suee" VII
Wednesday, October Z.
Miss Denniston is the daughter OF Mr. ana
Mrs. Edward Evans Denniston, of West Schooi
lane and she will be married to Henry ~
Booth on Saturday, october 10.
Miss Ethel Jones. daughter Of Mr. ana MIS-
Norman Jones' of 42O Strafford street, Will re-
turn to her home at the end of next week alter
spending the summer at Bermuda
Miss Jones' engagement to Edmond Goshns'
of Bermuda, was announced last spring
Miss Ferena Kirkpatrick the daughter oil MT
and Mrs. ]. Douglass Kirkpatrick of Birming-
ham, Ala is the guest for several weeks OIL
Miss Katharine Potter at her home on Lincoln
drive.
An unusual season Of social activity is oens
planned for the Stenton Country Club by tne
committee on entertainment.
Mrs Charles H. Thackara Is the cnalrwomah
OF this committee and of all the associate COM
mttees. Assisting her on the entertainment
will be Mrs Frank M. Harris, Jr., In charge
of all card parties: Mrs. Horace Fl. Burren
will have charge of the seasons luncheons; Mrs
William H. Moench will be the chairwoman Tor
both golf and dancing and Mrs. NJ. F. Hanson
chairwoman of the house committee.
The first of this set of entertainments VIII De
a luncheon on wednesday, October I.
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ALONG THE READING

Mrs. j. Howard Gibson. of Washington lane,
Jenkintown. has her guest for several weeks
her daughter, Mrs j, Norman Henry. Mrs.
Henry will be remembered as Miss Mary *.
Gibson. Mrs Gibson will not open her town
house at 2OO1 Walnut street until December.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Hunter, of Wyncote,
have had as their guests for several days their
son and daughter-in-law. Mr.. and Mrs. ].
Fletcher Hunter, of Columbia, Pa. and Mrs.
b. X. Coyle. of Pittsburgh.
Mrs William A. Faulkner, of Coronado
Beach, CAL formerly of this city, has been
the guest for several days of the Misses Os-
theimer, at their home on Washington lane,
Jenkintown. Mrs. Faulkner left yesterday for
Wilmington. where she will be the guest OF
her mother, Mrs. Charles Il. Swift. Mrs.
Faulkner will be remembered as Miss Eliza
beth Shipper Swift.
Mr. and Mrs John Gilbert who have been
spending the summer at saranac Lake, ~ Y,
will return to Red Top, their home at Rydal,
on November I. instead of November Is.
Miss Louise Brock daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs.
John p. Brock. who has been spending some
time in Baltimore. returned to her home in
Wyncote yesterday
Mrs. Frederick Cooper and her family, of
Jenkntown, who have been spending the sea-
son at ocean City, returned on Thursday and
are occupying their new home at 1871 Town
ship line,
Miss Ethel Pigeon Lester, who spent a week
in Atlantic City returned ON Tuesday to her
home in Glensde.
Mr.. and Mrs, Henry Barton of Oak Lane
who have been at Ventnor all summer will
return to their home on Tuesday.
Miss Madeleine Asbury, daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles Asbury, of oak Lane, returned
to her home yesterday, after a months stay
with relatives in Pittsburgh. Pa.
MIR. and Mrs. Edward r. Whitney will re-
turn Wednesday to their home in Oak Lane
Park after spending several weeks in Boston
Miss Emma Crowcll Of oak Lane will spend
the week at Harrisburg, where she will attend
the annual State Convention of the Daughters
of the American Revolution, which will open
on Wednesday.
The Regal Club will give its FIRST dance OF
the season Friday evening at the Belheld
Country Club. In charge will be Alexander
Cunningham. Assisting him will be Joseph p
Dougherty and J. Il. Christie.
Mr. and Mrs. Maxwell smolens have returned
from their wedding trip and are living at their
new home. 1901 EIinor street Logan. They
will be at home on sunday afternoons after
October IT,
Mr. and Mrs. Benjamin Hitchner, OF Oak
Lane, viii spend the coming week at Bridge
ton y. ;.
Mrs. Alice Flaherty Of Glenside. enter
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WEST PHILADELPHIA

Mr.. and Mrs Wllfred Jordan of 4935 Chestnut
street. returned last week from wildwood.
Miss Edna Moorehead, OF the Normande, hav-
ing spent the summer at Cape May, has re-
turned to town for the winter.
Mr.. and Mrs. Andrew Bolts and family, OF
1926 Hamilton street, have returned home, haV-
ing spent the supnmer in Chelsea.
Judge and Mrs. Utley Crane, Of Hamilton
Court gave dinner party, followed by bridge
whist. on Tuesday evening.
Dr. and Mrs. Charles II. Thomas, of 1884
Chestnut street are spending the early fall In
Portsmouth, n. H.
The Rev. and Mrs. George II. Ferris OF Ham
ilton Court who spent the summer at Chester,
Mass, have returned
Mr. and Mrs Archie e. Hughes have returned
from a fortnights stay at Narragansett Pier.
Mr.. and Mrs II. A. Buzby. of 522 South 18th
street, having spent the summer in Atlantic
City, returned to town last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles quinn and their fam
ily who have been spending the summer in
Point Pleasant will return to their home at
1929 Sansom street by october l.
Mrs. Mary j. Lee, of S21 North SD street,
who summered at Haddon Hall, has returned
to her apartments.
Friends of Miss Jessie Thompson, OF 752 Pres
ton street will be sorry to hear that she Is
suffering from broken ankle.
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NORTHWEST PHILADELPHIA

The wedding of Miss Edna M Rahe, daughter
OF Mr. and Mrs Harry L. Rahe, of 2l21 Van
Pelt street, and Charles r. Mcdowell Jr., oil
3132 Diamond street. will take place on Wednes-
day night, october I. at o'clock in the Me-
mortal Church of the Advocate, Eighteenth and
Diamond streets. The rector, the Rev. DR..
Henry Martin Medary, will perform the cere-
mony. The bride will be attended by her sister
Miss Florence E. Rahe as maid of honor; Mrs.
Roy a. Manwarng the brdegroom's sister, as
matron of honor, and Miss Elizabeth steinmetz
as bridesmaid. The bridegroom has selected his
brother-in-law, Roy Manwarng. for best man,
and his ushers will be Emil Bahls, Herman
Schreiner, F. w. Stohler and Ernest Phillips
on their return from a wedding journey the
couple will live at 726 Annsbury street, and will
be at home after January I.
Mrs. Adele Garman, of Fifteenth street and
Susquehanna avenue, will return from her coun-
try home in sylvania, Pa, early in October
Mr. Charles w. schock. of 214S Master street,
will entertain a stag card party this evening.
Those present will be John p. Levering. John
w. Kommer, Llewellyn Hunsicker. Harry P.
Maugcr and Robert w. Grissom.
Mr. and Mrs. George zeigler. of Sixteenth
and oxford streets. have returned from Allan
tic City, where they spent the summer at the
Denis Hotel
Mr. and Mrs, William Tinker and children,
of 1920 North Sixteenth street, have closed their
cottage at Twelfth and Wesley avenues, Ocean
City. and returned to the city Harry Frcke,
of SD and Vine streets, has returned to college
at Cornell.
Miss Nina Potsdamer will give musicale
tomorrow night. at her home, 1910 Diamond
street, in honor of the birthday of her fance,
Amos E. Joel
Her guests will include Miss Julia Silver
man, Miss Cecilia Stein. Miss Gertrude New
man, Rose Greenfield Isaac Levine, Nathan
Sake, Jack Greenberg Irving Newman. Ed
ward Weisen, Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Pollock and
Mr. and Mrs. n. PotsGamer
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TIOGA

The S. s. {. Association gave a miscellaneous
shower on Tuesday night at the home of Mr.
and Mrs j. A. Hortman 3l4S North Park ave-
nue., for their daughter, Miss Florence Mae
Hortman, whose marriage to Christian DENNY
took place last evening. The guests Miss
Emma A. Campbell, Miss Lima Newlands Miss
Marian Bertoet Miss Edith Clarke Miss Mil
dred Haag. Miss Simpson. Miss Bessie Simp-
son. Miss Marie Schultz, Miss Lillian Gordon,
Miss Edna Culbertson. Miss Edna Lindncr, Miss
Virginia Humes. Miss Florence Nuttal Miss
Margaret Stapleford. Miss Katharine Shalbert
and Miss Mary Kaufman.
Mrs. Samuel High, of 1905 West Ontario street.
has returned from ocean City, where she passed
the summer and early fall.
Mr. and Mrs. John Llvezey, of Nineteenth and
Venango streets, taking trip up the Hud-
son TO Albany and Troy, y. Y.
Miss Florence Young, of 34OS North Seven
teenth street. and Miss Lillian Kline have re.
turned from a two weeks visit to Old Point
Comfort and through the South.
Mrs. George Stockman, of 1924 West Tioga
street, is visiting her daughter. Mrs William
Raudenbush in Denver. Colo, and will remain
through the fall and early winter
Mr. and Mrs Harry Lewis. of 1907 North
Broad street, returned during the week from an
all summers stay In Chelsea
Miss Mabel Kehr Donnelly. OF Sill North
Thirteenth street is entertaining house party
at her cottage in Chester Heights, Pa, this
Weekend
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CHESTNUT HILL

Mr. and Mrs John c. Gilpin, who have been
spending the past week at Atlantic CITY, nave
returned and are the guests OF Mr.. and Mrs
Patrick Grant I'd, for week at their home
on Chestnut avenue Chestnut Hill. Mrs. Gill
min will be remembered as Miss Lucy Disston
before her marriage in May
A. Hurley Pancoast, of 7l4 Cresheim
road is spending the Weekend at Atlantic
CITY. Mrs Charles II. Jackson, who has been
the guest for several weeks of Mr.. and Mrs
Pancoast, has returned to her home at At
lantic City.
Miss Helen Redmann, Of 215 Sast GorSas
lane. left Thursday for Swarthmore College
Mrs Walter II. Jarden, of East Mermaid
lane will entertain the Mount Airy Literary
Club at her home on Thursday, October 1.
when the club will have its first meeting of
the season.
Weekly sessions for the study of English
masterpieces will occur. with a different mem
ber of the club acting as hostess for each
meeting.
The officers for the coming season arc:
President Mrs. Edwin Hand, Jr.; vice presi-
dent, Mrs. Archie f. Waugh secretary and
treasurer, Mrs Horace H. BurreI. Other
members will be Mrs. Frederick w Abbott,
Mrs. Alfred Burton, Mrs d. c. ponoghue,
Mrs Max B. Feldmann, Mrs. Alfred Burton,
Mrs S. B, Ferguson, Mrs. Thomas B. Ham
mer, Mrs. Walter II. Jardcn, Mrs. Allen f.
Horton, Mrs. G. Ogden Loxley, Mrs. William
Mines. Mrs. George S. Weller. Mrs. Adrien F.
Welens. Mrs. W. H. Mcarns. Mrs. Ansley C.
White Mrs. Thomas Philip Hammer and Mrs.
Holman White
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.o,,ooe AZ ocean city and returned to the'r
home 24se Carpenter street, where they WIN
,or,.ir for the winter. Their son Edwin >
Ntocoacb who has been visiting them lot
tbe last MONTH returned on Tuesday TO Ahnap-
oils where he will complete his senior year
Mr. and Mrs George Kolb and their Children
who have spent the summer months IN theE
cottage Mt wildwood Crest have returned "
their home. 2323 South 2tst street.
Mr. and Mrs Frederick Hesse, OF 223 Cath-
arine street, announce the engagement OF their
daughter Thelma and Paul Wendt The we'd
ding will take place in Old Christ Church early
in February
Mics Louise schaefer and Miss Helen
schaefer will leave tomorrow for New YORK;
where they will be the guests of Mr.. and Mrs'
John Krouse for several days.
with tho return Of cooler weather. many OF
the private dancing classes have resumed meet
ings. Among these the Tango Social is one to
which many Of the most popular of South
philadelphia's younger set belong. The class
will meet on the first Wednesday of November
and promises to be just as popular as IN tor-
tner years The members, among others, in
clude Miss Nan Furey, Miss Ada Long Miss
Catherine Dillon. Miss Claudia Binghart, Miss
Marie Maroney Miss Catherine Grayhead, Miss
May Furey Miss Catherine Furey, Edward
Flynn Joseph Felix. Lawrence Doran, Charles
Struckbine, Albert j. Schell and Dr Charles
Furey.
Mr. and Mrs. stack Of 55f3 Cedar avenue, are
receiving congratulations the birth Of lit
tie daughter, May Catherine Stack. Mrs stack
will be remembered as Miss May Burke, of
1893 South Broad street, whose wedding last
fall was one Of .hc social events Of the season.
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ROXBOROUGH

Mrs. Clarence DenSler, OF Ridge avenue, wis.
sahickon, entertained at 800" on Monday even.
ing at her home. Her guests were Mrs Fer
dnaud Davis Mrs. Walter Fancourt, Miss Edith
Fee Miss Gertrude Field, Mrs. Ralph Pope.
Miss May Mckinney. Mrs. Milton Smith, Mrs
Ella shuler Mrs. Edward Shappell Mrs Joseph
Rose, Mrs Clayton Thomas, Mrs Louis Wagner
and Mrs J. Johnson.
Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Goettmau. OF 42l Green
lane. have returned from the Delaware Water
Gap and will take a weekend motor trim to
Atlantic City.
Mrs. Annie S, Shoemaker who has been the
guest of her niece, Miss Elizabeth simpson. Of
Az Green lane, has returned TO her home in
Newark,
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ALONG THE MAIN LINE

oVERBROOK-The Ladies' Committee of the
Overlook Golf Club will give the last of its
September teas this afternoon. Despite the
reign Of king Horse" a little further up the
line number of the members and their
friends expected.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Sharp Munson have
returned from visit to Eagles Mere and are
now at their home on Merton avenue.
The Rev. w. r. Tuimer and his family of
ei5 Drexel road. have returned from Mount
hneo Me, where they have been spending
the summer
MI and Mrs. j. r. Reading. Of Latch's
'ane' have returned from Cape May
II. J. McDermott. OF 637O Woodbine avenue.
are home from Atlantic City.
MERION Mr., and Mrs. George j. Dc Almond.
OF Latehes lane, are spending the weekend at
Atlantic City.
Ar. and Mrs. Christian Febiger have closed
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tanned at musicale on Wednesday evening, at
her home on CIiveden avenue, in honor of the
birthday Of her daughter, Miss Kathleen @.
Flaherty.
Mr. and Mrs Edward Trcker, Of Gienside,
entertained at musicale on Wednesday even
ing. Among the guests Miss Marjorie
Cole, Miss GLADYS La Peer, Miss Gwendolyn
Cole, Miss Anna Kennedy, Miss Murel Cole,
Donald Mcsloskey, and Erwin f. HILL
Miss Lillian Marion, Of Oak Lane, returned
on wednesday from a months trip through
Canada.
Mrs John Halsley and family, Of Washing
tonw, D. c., who have been the guest of
r. C. D. Neuhauser during the summer at
his home in Oak Lane, returned to their home
on Thursday.
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GERMANTOWN

Mr.. and Mrs. Jacob NJ Baer of 4l9 West
Chelten avenue, announce the engagement of
their daughter, Miss Flora Baer to Julius Ad-
Ter, of this city. No date has been set for the
wedding.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Camp, of Lincoln drive
and Westyiew avenue, will entertain at dinner
tonight at the Philadelphia Cricket Club In
honor of Mr.. and Mrs. Edwin b. Jackson. The
other guests will include Mr. and Mrs Robin
Macdonald, Miss Marion Irwin and Mrs q. C.
Chance.
Miss Emily It. Brown of Knox street, is
spending fortnight at Marshalls Creek, near
Stroudsburg, Pa
being congratulated upon the birth of a
daughter Louise Mcneil Mrs. Mcneil will be
remembered as Miss Virginia Bowen.
Mr. and Mrs George r. Ayres are at present
the guests Of Mrs. G. Ralston Ayres at her
home. 243 West School House lane. Mrs. Ayres
and her sister, Mrs Coye, have just returned
Of an artist colony at ynsl Haven, Me. Among
George Atlee. Miss Elizabeth Gest. Miss Mary
Gest and Miss NJ Price
Lawrence Bowen has returned to town from
a trip to Bass Rocks and Magnolia, Mass
Miss Edith Hartwell has returned from Ocean
City, where she spent the summer
Major and Mrs II. Walter FehulI gave a fare
well dinner TO a number of their friends on
wednesday evening at the Germantown Cricket
Club Among the guests were Mr.. ana Mrs
Edward l.. Reynolds Mr.. and Mrs Frederick
Major and Mrs Fehun have been living at
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SOUTHWEST PHILADELPHIA

Mrs. } NJ. Duty aud her daughter Miss
Marie puny, will entertain N cards this even
ing, at their home, Hlf Castle avenue. About
so invitations have been issued, and among
those expected are Mr and Mrs a.. Guogcon
Nj and Mrs. 4. McHuEh, Miss Marian Bell
Of RoNborough. Miss Johanna Sweeney. OF
Germantown; Miss Marie de VauN. OF Ians-
downe; Miss Agnes Comber Miss Helen con-
way Al Kelly. James Bonner, Eodman Hope.
Stanley Hope, Miss Anna Robinson Miss Ger
trude McAvoy, Miss Dorothy Power, Miss FIHa
kinnan. Al Cunningham, Frank Donncuy Ser
tram Wolfe and James Gould
Captain and Mrs. McCoach have closed their