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Valdez daily prospector., 1914-12-08

G. o. Reinke, the watchmaker an, jeweler, is at the Valdez Drug Go All work guaranteed.
Valdez daily prospector., 1914-12-08
LOCAL BREvITIEs.

Mark Gleason left for the Ramsay Rutherford property this morning.
Valdez daily prospector., 1914-12-08
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Sweat Baths.

First-class sweat baths and mas sage parlors at room 5, Montana. t
Valdez daily prospector., 1914-12-08

A nice line of art pictures just re ceived from New York at Valdez Drug Go. u
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Get a Skate on

Get a Skate on.
 Go to the Valdez Rink; five-piece orchestra every Sunday, Tuesday and Friday. U
Valdez daily prospector., 1914-12-08

Art leather goods make appropri ate Xmas presents. See Valdez Drul Company. tt
Valdez daily prospector., 1914-12-08

GeOrSe FaWCett, or 5. Blum & CO., left last night for Cordova.
 G. O. Reinke, the watchmaker and jeweler, is at the Valdez Drug Co. All work guaranteed.
 Art leather goods make appropri- ate Xmas presents. See Valdez Drug Company. If
 Prescriptions carefully compound ed at Valdez Drug Co. If
 Mrs. T. R. Shepard left on the Ala meda for Seattle.
 Remington and smith Premier type writers for sale or rent at Valdez Drug Co. If
 Bargains in holiday goods, wearing apparel and articles of everyday want at the Emporium. If
 Dr. M. M. Hopkins left for Bel lingham on the Alameda.
 Home cooked meals at Mrs. Matil- da Olson's on Hobart street. Phone 219. Dinner served at 6 p. m. If
 Beautiful hand-painted vases just received at Valdez Drug Co. If
 Suits pressed for S1.0O at Silver mans the tailor. Tel. phone 19S. Alameda on his way to visit his moth CT in Illinois.
 Yakima netted Gem spuds, IF lbs. for soc at Yakima Fruit Co., If
 Miss Alice Coles grabbed the dia- mond ring at the grab sale in Plant X Co.
 Before purchasing Christmas pres ents drop in and see the stock on dis play at Valdez Drug Co. If
 See Tod Winter TOT your watch and jewelry repairing at E. Winters store. All work guaranteed. If
 Cooking apples $2 per box at the
Valdez daily prospector., 1914-12-08

Over a dozen varieties of apples to pick from at the Yakima Fruit Co., If
Valdez daily prospector., 1914-12-08

If you want all the news all the time, read the Prospector
Valdez daily prospector., 1914-12-08
WEATHER BULLETIN. Valdez, Alaska, December 8, 1914

T OItdI, C<III1, V1 11RK 5ooSH' A Cloudy, calm, trail good. 20 Cloudy, calm, trail good. "A Cloudy, calm, trail in good condition 15 Trail open, cloudy, northeast wind. 4 Clear trail good.
 3 Cloudy, calm, trail good. 2 Calm, cloudy, open trail.
 Cloudy, trail good.
 5 Cloudy, calm, trail good.
 Clear, calm, snow in patches.
Valdez daily prospector., 1914-12-08

?-Men's heavy wool hose 25c pal at Emporium. u
Valdez daily prospector., 1914-12-08

Prescriptions carefully compound ed at Valdez Drug Co. If
Valdez daily prospector., 1914-12-08

The most exquisite hand-painted china ever seen in Valdez at Valdez Drug Co. u
Valdez daily prospector., 1914-12-08

Cooking apples $2 per box at the Yakima Fruit Co. If
Valdez daily prospector., 1914-12-08

Mrs. T. R. Shepard left on the Als meda for Seattle
Valdez daily prospector., 1914-12-08

FOUND on Keystone avenue, two sets of dog harness. Owner can have same by calling at residence of Wm. Dolan on Keystone avenue. tf
Valdez daily prospector., 1914-12-08

Latest popular copyrights and clas- sics at Valdez Drug Co. tf
Valdez daily prospector., 1914-12-08

Suits pressed Tor $1.0O at Silver mans the tailor. Telephone 198.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-08-24
SUCCESSOR
To Pope Plus is Nov Claiming the
Attention Of the Sacred College
Masses Being Said.

ROME. Aug q Requiem masses
were celebrated in 81 Peters and In
all the Catholic churches I'm Rome 10.
day Thousands o. persons visited -.
Peters 70 pay tribute before the al.
tar Of confession. under which the
body 81 Pope Plus rests.
The third meeting Of The conErexa.
ton Of cardinals was held to-day. and
the question Of the concIave for the
election Of a new pope was discussed
The coming oonclave viii resemble
that in ISIS which elected Pope Leo
Europe had then been disturbed ~
the Russo-Turkish war. and the treaty
OF San stefani vas signed on the dav
Pope Leo was crowned
Again tht nuuons are 90 usrfar. ana
I,N'tfd fhHt trr present rurl.a..
vs.. favor ne election ~ o. political
t.pt. q" dll enc rrrrI1.l al 1873
Ehrnination o. acrdinaIs
lhe elimination OF rarII-rIr aa tb.t
tre most probable sarIII.r.. ~. ~
49,, miFnt BE- listed. fsa ban srf. q
.....,iII li D. hardly believed
4s inat f'rrirr pore viii BE-
ltiH removes rInUfn.H rsrf.r.. -
.r.fn OBJ. rtrdIdarJ urH if Ir aI.. ...'.
a'f.d UNLIKELY that fra rnnfIff u...|f
from among thf rardIrsTa
.' years ~ aEr. thus affrrIrafIr-
move FINALLY there are five .srf'.
.t. ri '.On.. who. arrurIInn a. fr4HI.I.-
...'r p. elected IfuH fEa .Ha|..
aI.fE 90 Teen. some .f as.H..r..
80 trIfNrd fn b. obviously n.f al trr
lfatlnE Cardinals FrrrarI r..r.
aaifi faaparrI pOrurfu d. 81
from
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-08-24
THE WAR AT
A GLANCE


The French and British troops
are facing the greater part Of the
German army along a battle line
which extends from Mons 20 the
Luxembourg frontier. The allied
armies, which have been concen-
tratina at strategic points for the
past two weeks, are believed 90 be
strongly entrenched. with power.
fui forts 20 lend them support In
holding back tire Invaders
An Official announcement issued
az Paris warns the people that the
tide o. battle may ebb and flow.
that there will be actions along
this great line which are bound 20
be responded 10 BY lust a. stlrrina
eounter-aetlons b. the Germans.
and that the people must wait for
the outcome 81 the FIRST phase %
this great battle, which viii prob
ably last several days, before q
can be determined upon which
side victory rests.
Japan has come into the war Of
nations. The Emperor Of japan
has declared war on Germany and
the japanese fleet and land forces
are ready for the struggle around
Niao Chow, the German protec.
tora'e In China. late dispatches
from Using Tau say that the Ger
man preparation 10 complete and
that the territory Will be defend
ed 20 the utmost Several Gerua,
~arships are lying In the harbor
o. Tsing Tau, and the waters
have been mined.
Coincidentally with Japao'.
declaration Of war against Ger.
many, the British official news
bureau announces that the Aus
trt Hungarian government has
ordered the Austrian cruiser kai-
serin Elizabeth, now at Tsinq Tau.
70 disarm and has further In
strueted the crew 20 proceed 20
Ties Tain. This apparently eIimi.
Mates Austria from the conflict
IN the Far East Reports are
current that Emperor Franeis
Joseph is seriously ul These r..
ports have been denied. but they
are being reiterated
while the Liege forts are said
20 be holding out. an official
statement from the French oov.
eminent tells o. the blowing 20
% Fort chaudefontairs by IN.
Belgian commando. after u ma
been rsErd by the German gurs
OFFICIAL Russian dIspst-br.
claim victory FOR the RussIa-
forces over three German corr.
Grand Duke Nicholas. eo-wa-.
dcr.i0 chief % the Russian s-,,y
describes Russian g-to-.., ~
East Prussia
The scrviars are apparently
driving out the Auaustr.srs ana
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-08-24
MARSH FACTORY
RESUMES TODAY
TIE MORE THAN rwo WEEKS
rim Has Many Orders for Manufae.
o. fogular stogies and Pros
perOus season - Promised

N,.'f suspension u- three weeks. ths
NaL sons stuglc factoriss Ia.
WIS city vii resume operations an.
MOI hlne Muuag,r Jos ID. g1Uusr ar
..eif,' 80 yesterday that both the Make,
alnne Operations in full gtNinF en-
i'.9 hrnt Co nearly SiN hundred men
~ ial - number 81 orders has been
the season viii D. urosu,rous r5.
iHr We hrm. when the plants v.r.
''1etH Gown fcw days aEu thc~r va
thl- has been entirely sold aut tolif'
,atnE the popularity % this brand %,
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IRE
Tarua.y oetiroys Ber~ood Rssiseres
eafy IBIS Worn irg-FanIy
Has Narrow Escape

2 IRE early THE morning sIr,osr ,o.
guy DESTROYED The residence N VINO
pear ne corner % Eleventh
nc Marshall streets. Benwood 4,
II uncovered D. members of fse
WHO were awakened from fs.l-
...f ~ me smoke They had rs-
~ 'gape from death. mak.rr tbsir
~ olt Of ne building uift di@rYl,v
nc buildlng vas a two .1-v 49,,
.Ileilfe The Ere was d.soovr-..s
e12-t ? clock and spread rspislv
Lieiofe ne arrival % the Are &c..
menu TIE building vas almost a.
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lAilN Mall from BASEL Switzerland
dated August %. says the Germans f1r
-, paAt three days have been endeaVor-
tgnchments around MueIhauzsn
me fierce attack Of the Germans 1as
-. 'fal times repulsed. the Correspond.
or wounded Germans L. proof 81 IN.
piDodshed caused BY the French artil.
I'Tg on the hills around Altwtrch
hlEht attack Was visible from Has.i
one could see the explosions Of an
hoWltE'rs from the mountain r.,~unt.d
uf the French. S-architEhts IN Rad.n
I'.A.u ouL VIC positlon of The enemy.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-08-24
SOCIALIST SPEAKS
oubsrnatorial Candidate Addresss. R.l-
are Crowd Yestarday-Other
Talks To-day

scott wilkins. former MAYOR off Sc
A1rtH. ana Socialist candidate Tor gov
"ruDr ~ Ohio opened 10 pfc rHrIusIa-r.
in belmont county yesterday D.. HU.
dressing crowd Last night ~ HsIIa 20
The meeting wHs held BOZ enc Tffrrarls
fhCntre Ie will speak Ir UrfdFfunrt
.lle afternoon HrI tonight viii ad-
lrrre meeting In Martins Enrrr
~ wilkins Ia rIHFfnE tour % the
a'''' i1 ar automobile. under tire aus
pieces M thr Socialist party
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Obituary


Funeral services over the remains -
the late william ". Morrey. who lar-,d
away saturday night At the ohio valley
General hospital will - held to-mor-
row. but the time has not yet been de-
ciiel upon The remains % the deeeas-
ed are now AZ the home 81 his sister.
Mrs Harry "a. Hlbbcrd. az 80 l5z Iif-
teenth street. where they were remov-
ed following his death. The deceased
vas the son Of John aza Mary % Nor
rry and has lately been making his
home with his sister Mrs. J. A. Jsffer-
son. % the National road. near Wheel
ing park
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eELeIANs CONFIDENT.

LONDON. Aug. -. 20 p. m-The
Havas agency has received despatch
from Us CORES pendent az Ostend VINO
says that NJ De Wlret. the Belgian
minister ~ Justice. declares 10 is in
correct 20 assert. as apparently %
believed In some quarters that the
Belgian army has given up all resis-
lance because o. the superiority Of
the enemy
The Belgian army d IN excellent
condition. the minister declares. and
every confidence can be- placed in the
outcome Of the struggle
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so LA BELLE IRON WORKS PREFERRED.

a late despatch BY way % Italy
says u Is announced az Vienna
that the operations against Ser
VIA on the Orina river have been
abandoned
II 10 reported that the italian
army Will be mobiliEed on August
n.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-08-24
()STEN[)
Fears Entry Of German Troops into
the City-SeVen Hours for TroopE
70 Pass Through Brussels.


TO Pass Through Brussels.
LONDON. Aug %. 20 D. nos
''hl ls aHain frightened about The
thiry into tho city OF the Germans.
I'I OTIS being current there that they
are determined 10 capture all three.
"lFeleFs stations on the BeIEian cosst
land ~
John Mackenzie. an Enelfsbr7 40.
who had been in Belgium FOR sfx
weeks. came from Osterd 20 London
tonight and said OF the situation
there.
When left Ostend az II o'clock
lhis morning the popuIace was much
lfishiened The British consul had
departed and tourists had been warned
70 leave. The wireless OPERATOR w.r.
stiIl on duty. but had their bicycles
ready 70 hee. The wireless stations
nave been mined 30 they can BE- do.
sFoyed when the Germans begin
their entrance
All Americans are OUT u Ostend
10 was generally believed our boat
would BE- the last out o. OFFEND
Took Seven Hours.
Refugees from Brussels said 10 took
seven hours Tor the German troops 10
pass through the city They estimated
there were 5000 % them Most Of
them moved toward Client but 10
vas reported they were turning south
The Germans treated the HeIFisna
kindly In Brussels They patronized
The taurants and paid Tor their food
with gold. saying 90 the walters Keep
ine change We viii rsf % az we march
bark from Paris
Virtually every ono who could get
out % Ost.ri has done go Nof a
German soldiers has been seen there
yet and 30 Be- doubtful whether there
are any Prussians lu Client"
Americans cay tourists ma-11nsd
in italy and Switzerland can rot t0
Paris No f1ry are willing to endure
the tedious trip on The railroad trains
'harinF Gross station here has been
crowded au afternoon and evening
rIfh Americans and their haraare
Many special parties which were aep
aratcd 0r tho continent are endsavor.
lur tC reurfe Dol London
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LONDON. Aus "a l.0E a nm.
Antwerp correspondent % Reut.r : Tor
Nards the follOwiuE Official dispatch
since Saturday the situation around
Antwerp has greatly improved Fl.iEtarl
~ INK columns have completely cls.lrsd
ne enllruns - All Germans. who eifher
onera
our troops have visited the Cam min.
ana !" aer districts and also the envirunz
OF haNnes. but discovered no trnr. -
the enemy anywhere
The French troops are engaged WITH
forces which Nere sncar,p.d -
Marche. In belgian L.uKemburr M.
moved on southwark
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LOO our OF 1000 RErIlnn

LONDON. Aug %. $50 p. m. - In
a despatch from Copenhagen. the cor
respondent OF the Daily Mail says
the sixth list o. German casualties
was published Saturday. II contains
the names OF S23 killed and wounded
The heaviness q the German loss
's 10 the war. the correspondent says.
DE- shown by the fact that only 100
oui OF $1,000 soldiers from Rostock
rDlurned alive from LleFa-
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GOT AWAY
toontiaasa from r,rr, r.r.h

salvador. she passed the British rrut.er
NlSh Mhen orr the Delaware Rreak-
.NniN we're Tired acrus the steamer
G.wr ful speed astcrn was imros-
H.telt .fd'red. soon boat from the
% thN tF7eN came alongside and an
DiIicer boarded the Wander Duvr Tb.
-.lp papers being found satisfactory
.ho vas alInRed tn nrnra.I
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PHILADELPHIA. Pa Aug ga
Th" American line steamer Dominica
arrived here tonight from IfverpooI
Win '6' passengers. most Of whom
Wer" tourists whose vacations fr Er.
rope had been shortened by tho var
Many stories were told ~ harFahirst
experienced by them because OF lack
'f available funds and % narrow 81.
clp's from arrest
Among Che Dominion raeasrrs-s
N.'' many Who had sailed from This
country HH board fha sfr4waHf Lei
Nr.nrfinfrss.n Ds.UIa and pr|rr
h'H.n'rf both of which were taken 4s
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49, - -. aug % b.3O ,. mn a
alNpatch from Copenhagen the cgrrr-
spoudeut Of ths naIv Mail go a.
sixth list u German carualtfes "a.
pNbllHhtq saturday. n contains fhe
names Or so killed and wounded
Tue hesviness % the German Iosses
p. ~" war. the CORES pondeuf sayH Ill
loaNn ~ The TACT that only 100 out 81
alive from L.iega N'''he1
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-08-24

AMSTERDAM. Aug @. via London
To" correspondent 81 the Telegram
az Antwerp tclegrnphs under to-day's
GATE mat All Of northern Belgium
seems 20 have been evacuated by tho
Germans
Up 20 90 o'clock sunday morning.
he saws. there was no indication Of a
German advance on Antwerp.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-08-24

~ AH A. Aus. 1.-THE Admiralty
pa issued Instructions the naval de-
lsrtment stated to-day. for al active
service and retired commanders lien
tenants and warrant officers. other thar,
mos, holding appointments under the
department Or naval rcrEtce OF Canaan
20 uold themselves In READINGS 10 pro-
,efd 20 England Al moments notice.
Nueh "tiicers are 20 report their names
rAhAa snd addresses 20 the DEPART rert
~ naval service. ottawa. and await FUR
ther Instructions
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RIVER NEWS

I-r river vas reported aa rf-Irr -r--
s..r.. ast r'Eff az ere urNrrrrr
g ~ foot wFus fHa 30. 100. 4
fr feet
The Express fa scheduled fr fsta- f
Af rulu to-day. Tor NHw NHfnrH....s
L." Eldref la expected .r frIs even
F fnr her usual TnerfsFa frr r.
Nafnwnraa
rra nItF 20 rarsa-atu-r -a--..r tr.
rr. .rslUr given b. fUn Hf r.rrrH.r -.
rIrtg yesterday affafr-.r ana r.-f
.lt"t fan her Usual evening eErl~aIrr
nivsr starsa
DAVIS ISLAND DAME feet stat.
.urHr clear
srf-HENv1LLE--s8 fsst station
rAHkERsHrHG-11 feet station
ar. ..nnr
MoRGANrowS- feet statona-y.
-IL CITY,. stationary. clear
NhkREN--.1 foot below. stafIa-.-v
clear.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-08-24
TROOPS CLASH


procession Of wounded Germans d.
proof OF the bloodshed caused By the
French artillery on the hills around
Altklrch
A night attack was visible from
basel one could see the explosions
OF the howitzers from the mountain
occupied by the French Search.
lights in Baden picked out the posi-.
ton Of the enemy
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BY GEORGE McMANUS

stroyed The loss viii probably not
h. origin % the Gre ls unknown.
no the oncails are working on the
iheory That % o. the work Of incendis-
zee = thorough investigation Ia be-
Ing made.
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TO RESIDE TN rL.oRIpA

GALVESTON Texas A~~ %
francisco oarhaial former PROV sirr.r
tre-.d'ut ~ Mexico. and number ~
N'rtClr refugees. arrived hrre ~ l.,
from Vera Drur rr tho afrarrar 49,
lt vas said Mr. 'arhsial Wa en roais
o. FLORIDA Co reside
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AUG. ~. TT 80 m A dis
I'.n fH Lloyd. from CHner Harrr -aua
WOO Crow NJ tHn steamer Mar.T.r.H
n..h struck rhine In the Narth ...
f.ia. ard fnIndfref have arrived f~
|f bad been raunrfrH fraf tra
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BATTLE RAGING.

LONDON. Aug IA despa,cb
70 the Havas agency from Ostend saws
fioody fighting r. reported az T.uttre I'M
the province % Hainault. and that an
Important battle Is raging In that prov.
ince
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-08-24

LONDON. Aux z. ans = m-The
hHtend correspondent o. the Ttrnes -.
am crcdibly informed that no fevse-
that -VV,Nvn German troops are moving
in the vicinity o. HrusrslE A srar-fs,-s,
OF LOCO Dr. encz,fnpcd 80 Koechelberr and
"a very strong artillery force 8 proceed :
ing ln motors 90 Gramont and Muds-
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me remains % the late bTIs Efhuan
% CEDAR Rocks viii be- laid Co. rest this
morning az Greenwood cemetery. BUN
eral services over the rg ma us ere held
yesterday afternoon Hf g 80 o'clock la
charge ar Rev Firlda ar Tthmuu was
member az the FIRST COR. tiHn church
ana was very we'll and fEt1rsbly know
about the CITY
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nftn.,,on rmnrnu.n

prizes by the British a, Falmouth. Eng
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1914-12-29

n rms A. SIDNEY CARPENTER will enter
lHItain at dinner az the Ritz-Carlton in honor
OF her niece. Miss Pauline Dlsston, daughter OF
Mr. and Mrs. William Disston, tomorrow night
The guests will include Miss Ruth Coke, Miss
Cordella Bddle Miss Susan Brimner lngersol,
Miss Rosale Dolan, Miss Charlotte Rush. Miss
Gertrude Tower. Miss Charlotte Harding Brown,
Miss Margaret Bennett, of Boston; Lewis Par
sons. Philip s. p. Randolph, Jr.. Radcliffe Ches-
ton, Hamilton Dlsston Carpenter, r. Penn
Smith, Jr John Potter, A. ]. Drexel Blddle, Jr,
and Frederick stillman, of New York The
guests will afterward attend the Berwlnd ball.
Dr. and Mrs ]. Leslie Davis will be at home
on New Years afternoon from until 6 o'clock,
at 1856 South 18th street. No cards have been
sent out.
Mr.. and Mrs. Theodore w. Reath OF 1888 Pine
street, will entertain ut dinner on January in
honor of Miss Mary Grocer Page and j. Mare
chal Brown, Jr., whose wedding will take place
January 21.
Miss Ethel NJ Huhn, daughter of George A.
HUM who is a student at boarding school In
New York State, is spending the holidays with
her father at the Ritz-Carlton. Miss HUM has
as her guest Miss Dolly Eimble. Of New York.
Mr. Huhn will entertain at a theatre party and
supper afterward at the Rltz-Carlton oh ANeM
Years Eve in honor of his daughter.
There will be a masquerade subscription dance
and supper at the Philadelphia Cricket Club
on New Years Eve at o'clock. This dance
will not be a regular club dance. but private
subscription affair. The committee In charge
includes Mrs. George C. Thomas. Mrs. Clement
Reeves Wainwright and Mrs. John H. Whit
taker.
Lieutenant Commander Henry c. Muslin ar
rived in New York yesterday on the Finland
Mr.. Muslin has been aboard the U. S. s. North
Carolina at Naples for the past few months
Mrs Mustin who has been the guest OF her
sister. Mrs George Barnett at the marine bar
racks in Washington, left several days ago for
New York to meet her husband.
Lieutenant William Woods Smyth has arrived
in this city on board the U. S. S. Minnesota
from Vera Cruz and with Mrs. Smyth has taken
an apartment at the Lincoln.
Mrs Morris ]. Lewis Mrs. Henry e. Drayton
and Mrs Horace r. Francne will be at homo
Thursdays in January after o'clock at 1916
Locust street.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1914-12-29

Blanche Gardener The guests will include
Miss Margaret A. Dallett, Miss Elizabeth Rcss,
Miss Frances Jennings Ross, Miss Evelyn 3,
Page, Miss Lois L. Jackson, Miss Katharine
Coffin, Miss Gertrude Graham, Miss Frances
Hammond, Miss Mildred Longstreth, Miss Jane
Hepburn, Miss Rosalle Butterworth and Miss
Louise Butterworth
Miss Mary Norris Cerboni will be the guest
Of honor at a luncheon to be given by her aunt,
Mrs. c. Wendell Woodward There will be so
guests present, among whom will be Miss Cor
inne b. Freeman, Miss Marjorie Taylor, the
Misses FAIRIES, the Misses Brnton, Miss Eleanor
j. Bean, Miss Mary Hall Laird Miss Edith
Earle, Miss Eleanor Bispham, Miss Hope Me-
Michael Miss Alice II. Newlln Miss Anna Mary
Walthour Miss Marion Brinton, Miss Barbara
Benson, Miss Frances Scott, Miss Jean Van N.
Da Costa, Miss Kate Furness Jayne Miss Fran.
ces Tyson.
Though many of these guests are debutantes.
Miss Cerbonl will not make her debut until next
season.
Miss Florence Bell will give a dansant at her
home 26S South 18th street, in honor OF her
niece, Miss Pauline L. Bell. and her nephew.
Samuel Bell. Jr, daughter and son OF Mr. and
Mrs. Samuel Bell.
Mr and Mrs. William Drayton Grange will
entertain at dinner in honor of their son.
Herman Kremer Grange. who is home from
St Luke's School for the holidays. There will
be II guests present. and the party will attend
the meeting of Mrs. Hutchinsons dancing class
small dance will be given by Mr.. and Mrs
John Is. Strubing at their home, in ST. Mar
tins, in honor, OF their son, John X. Strubing,
Jr. The guests win include the young members
of the school set
Mr. and Mrs. G. Brinton Roberts. Of Llanen-
gam Bala will also give dance in honor or
their two sons, George b Roberts and Brinton
p. Roberts.