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DIED.

cANTER-on Saturday. March 1. ls,i
After . long illness. a, her home In
TsrrSto~n on Hudson. N Y, Florenca
Russell Carter. widow o, Henry shelton
carter NJ ID, and daughter OF tn. late
Ambrose Spencer and Elizabeth White
Russell In the seth year OF her age
Inc 'uheral VIII be held at her late rest
aenes No. i2i Neperan Road Tarry.
town. n, Y" on Tuesday, March II. 1s1.
at s'ib p, NJ. Intsrment at IN. con.
veniencs OF the family.
FlNSERTY March IS. Mrs p J. Fipno,,v
At her home 6s Greyrock plsc. siam.
ford, Conn.
Funeral A, NJ Monday. March ls. ls,
Brooklyn papers please copy.
FoRMAN-On Friday, March IL. 1871.
Alan formAn aged IS years, beloved
husband OF xesia carlstedt Forman.
Funeral services Will be held on ru.stav
afternoon 81 o'clock at his late resi-.
dence. Mattituck. l. ]. n Y Tr,i,
caves Pensylvsnia station $40 A NJ
Flatoush avenue $40 A. NJ R.,ur,
Train at s'al p. NJ Intermen, New
bethany Cemetery. Msttituck. L. L. \
T. London papers please copy.
HAMILTON. ON Saturday, March II. 1914
George Hamilton.
Funeral services at his late residenc. lss
West Eighty-eighth street MONDAY ,v..
ming ats o'clock Relatives friends an,
members OF Crescent Lode. No 4o9 !,
and A. NJ are invited
HAvERLY Ida aged a. s.ry,c.. "rup
FUNERAL CHURCH" al Yves, Twenty.
th'rd street Drank Campbell Blds)
Notice Of funeral hereafter Auspices
Actors Fund.
MANNING On Friday, March ~ 1914 a.,
M ma m:A3sSrSsS. ~, MIA; n.
avenue plainneld. n, j, Mrs Arab.ua
MohissAck widow Of Robert r. Man
nins In the seventy-.igh,h year of her
age.
Funeral services will be held at her la,s
residence on Sunday AZ =. NJ Inter.
msnt private
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CUBIST BALL AND EXHIBITION.
VIII ne Given On April ~ for stony
wold sauatOrtum.

Members OF auxiliary 10 OF the Stony
Void Sanatorium are arranging an enter
tainnent to be given on the night of April
- IN the ballroom Of the Biltmore. II
will be a cubist ball and all who attend
will be expected 10 wear fancy costumes.
There will be an exhibition of modern
dances and also OF paintings OF the cubist
artists.
The committee in charge OF the arrange
ments will include Miss Helen sloan, Miss
Katharine Crane. MiGs Marion Dell Car
rere, Miss Anita Emmett. Miss Helen
Maclay. Miss Ina Kissei and Miss Alice
Wardweh. Tickets may be obtained OF
Mrs George 8. Franklin. SO East Thirty
eighth street
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Allan FOrua N.

MA-rITUCk, y. Y, March l%-Allan
Forman, who was tn. editor of the Jour
ndIst until II was taken over by the
Editor and Publisher, died here on
Friday night lie Was "A son OF AleXan-
der Forman and was born in this town
on September 81. 1850. After having
been educated al a private school and
by tutors he took special course in Eng
lsh literature and economics at Williams
College. In 1851 he started the Brooklyn
Adudnoe and for several years was a
dramatic critic. In 1854 he started the
Journalist. and with the exception OF
three years. when he WAS abroad he con-
Quoted it until 1905. when he retired TO
a farm which ne had here. on June 2.
1900, he married Xesia Carlstedt She
and n brother survive him.
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BISHOP SCARBOROUGH OF NEW
JERSEY.


tho R,sho,,s bo,so n. . s,,aa, .oho.,
-, -,
'u VI VIM" NV '"'' '"'s' S'"'
borough was the teacher.
John Scarborough, In seniority the
fourth Bisrop OF the Protestant Fpisconal
church t., tho t-,i,ea s,,,,s vas hor,
AZ "e''a". iIeI'nu' HpfI 90 ieol'
oeing son or John and Anna Bella
Hannah Scarborough. He came to this
country at an early age. settling in New
York State. where he was prepared for
Trinity College, Hartford Upon grad
uation from that institution in 1854 he
entered the General Theological Semi
nary. New York from which he was
graduated in 1857. He was married the
same year. The following year he be
came an assistant to tho Rev. ~ Thomas
W Colt at 81. Paul's Church, Troy.
called 10 Pittsburg.
In 1870 No VA. made -oc.or q, tho
Church OF the Holy Comforter a, pougb.
keensie serving there FOR seven vears
when ne went TO Plttsburr IN succeed
the Rev. DR. Syope as rector ~ Tsrtrl,v
Church. then the leading church Of that
denomination In pit,sbur. re served
there until his ordina,lor as Uisb,r n,
New Jersey February 1879 Tho
Bishops son-ln-.aw. The Rev Edward
I Knight WAN R,shnn 81 Vra.f.rp co'n-
RADIO when he died several wears aro
As A student AT the seminary Rishon
Scarborough was esteemed for his brilllon,
and scholarly qualities and for hIs ze,l
in missionary work among 0he moor OF
the parish Of Trinity Church. HIS se,ec-
ton as Bshop OF New Jersey was some
what OF an accident In fact the Rl.hon
frequently told the story that he was
shovelllng coal in the furnace 81 his
Pi,.sburg home when he received the un-
expected announcement OF his elevation
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John j. O'Brten.

John J. OBrien, ex-inspector OF police
died Yesterday in his home, los North
oxford street Brooklyn. He became i'll
with pneumonia Friday and succumbed
TO It.
O'Brien was dismissed from the police
force In May. 1911. by Commissioner
Cropsey. lie had been suspended from
the force In October, 1910. Following
charges OF gross neglect OF duty In allow
ing Questionable resorts TO run In Coney
Island Before his dismissal he had been
reduced to captaincy. As result OF his
dismissal he was not tried on an indict-
m.nt charging neglect ~ duty.
lie IL survived by his wife, Anne; his
daughter, Mrs Geraldine y. sullivan, and
three sons. Eugene, John j., Jr, and
Harry 7. OBrien.
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NJ al a., -, - c.L ,,,.
Vera c. Inu' -. Nra.a.' am 'i .es
Es,a.e e'a'ath, VINO expected 70 san for
pstpone tS,l- dam r,ur. owiny 10 thu
hdspc.t,ion q, Mr. crav.th
Ms &C.. - 49,, .
v he rs,, W,,,,,o 81,
ned N -r.,'.' -, ~ u" WI,
s,n and 49, i.ry me.'on oi "io, -.
!horas.. 60, ~ 'n ue 1""p VI
he re-, 80 o' Apf., - WINS 70
l-rnl.,y ~. ,,'l % her iatneI none ou'
~ a, D. ,',' W. ia4',,.es wiz NC pres-
,ecep,io, "''"S' liner" WI" no no
~.
r., p.',- '''hs o' MISS Eleanor Living
EYs.I 10, Il daughter OF Mr., ana Mrs
~, ''' h4rriI1' and Francis o. French
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DIR. John y. Batter.

Or. John ~ Butler died yesterday AZ
ternoon Mt his home. 3sl Lexington ave-
nue. He was SO years old He was
Instrumental In establishing the Fordham
Medical College and was Its first dean,
He was born In Halifax Nova Scotia, and
came 20 New York when a boy. He at
tended 81, Francis Navier College and
Fordham and was graduated from the
Bellevue Medical College He Ia survived
by a wife, two sons, James Ormond and
Cyril Se!bert, and one daughter. Mary
Virginia.
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In New York To-day.

Works in bronze and marble by GutDon
Borr,um, exhibition. Avery Library. Co
mn,bia University, . A. N. TO u i. NJ
Country Life Permanent Exposition
Grand Central Terminal. A. N. to
II p. NJ
National Society OF Craftsmen. exhibit
ton Of weaving. National Arn Club
studio Building ii9 East Nineteenth
street
Meeting TO sustain President Wilson's
policy. Speakers, Oscar 8, Strsus, Henry
Clews. W. A. Clark and the Rev. Madi-
son C. Peters. Playhouse, Forty sighth
street. east of Broadway, p. M.
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for several weeks suffering from cancer.
lie was ~ years old He went TO Elm
hurst In 1905 from Brooklyn TO organ
lie parish. He did so and hui, =,
church and rectory the property Of which
is now valued at $4,000 He was born
IN ireland and went to BROOKLYN IN
1888. He was graduated from St Johns
seminary and was ordained MAY ~.
1880, by Bishop Mcdonnell
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MSS ROGERS BRIDE
OF HENRY K. BRENT
Marriage at st. Bartholomew
Chapel Attended by Many
NOtables.
HER GOWN OF WHITE SATIN
bridegroom Is From Kentucky
Reception Follows the
Ceremony.

The wedding of Miss Emily Rogers.
laughter Of the late Mr. and Mrs. Henry
p.ndlcton Rogers, to Henry Kelly Brent.
Am OF Mrs Charles Scott Brent Of Lex
rs,on. Ky. took place yesterday after.
aeon in the chapel of ST. Bartholome VS.
church. the Rev. DIR. Leighton Parks,
,,,tor Of the church. officiating. The
charcel was decorated with palms and
Easter li'ies and there was music by the
organ. violin and harp.
The brd, entered the chapel with her
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BISHOP SCARBOROUGH
OF NEW JERSEY DEAD
Contracted Pneumonia When
Attending to a Call in
Recent Blizzard.
FOURTH IN SENIORITY
Born in Ireland in 1881
Funeral in Trenton
on Tuesday.
FOURTH IN SENIORITY

TRENTON, y. j., March 1.-THE Right
Rev. John Scarborough. Protestant Epis-
ccpal Bishop OF the Diocese OF New Jer-
sey, died mt II o'clock to-day after a
weeks illness. Five daughters were with
him to the end.
The funeral services will be held at II
o'clock next Tuesday morning in Christ
Episcopal Church. which had come to be
known as the Bishops Cathedral.
Christ Church was the outgrowth Of q
little gathering of children who met at
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occupied the block bounded by l&6th and
l47th streets and adjoining property.
Mrs. Dubois is survived by one SON
George : Dubois. who In in business
In Boston. and three daughters, Mrs
Amanda Chase, wife OF Frank Chase,
who resides at Fall River, Mass. Mrs
Enis Stuart OF Brooklyn and Mrs. Mary
I'M Of Flushing.
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Mrs. Mary brown Dubois.

Mrs. Mary Brown Dubois, 90 years
old died Yesterday morning at her home
~ Pine street. Flushing She was born
in Tarrytown, ". Y, the daughter OF
Orson Brown, a farmer The brown fam
ily fought In the Revolution,
Her husband. Stephen q. Dubois, was
a manufacturer OF wagons and In the
sos opened the Dubois half mile track
on Harlem Lane. Manhattan. which Is
now known a. Seventh avenue. The track
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Richard King LOnEfeIlO>v.

BosToN, March l+.-Richard King
Iongfellow. nephew OF the poet Henry
w Longfeilow. and former Boston Archi-
tect, died last night at the age OF 81.
Mr.. Longfellow was born In Portland, Me,
and was the son OF a. w. Longfellow.
brother OF Henry w. Longfellow. He
was graduated from Harvard In 1856.
lie never married
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weather At Winter Resorts

HAMILTON. Bermuda, March l%.-Tsm.
perature. 5S; cloudy.
BELtrAIR, Fla. March it-Tempera-
ture. "a; clear.
ON PoINr, Va. March it.-Tempera-
Ara -, ,ssoS~VVs<0s<,.
ture. f2; Gear.
jALygsros. Tex. March l<--Tempera-
turc, 40; clear
AsTEvlLLS, n. c., March lA'-Tempera-
ture IS.
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Cant. Robert 3. walker.

CHARlorrEsvILLE. Va, March l+.-Capt.
Robert Stringfellow Walker. aged ~. a
noted Southern educator, founder OF
Woodberry School. near Orange, Va. and
comma nder OF one OF Mosby's troops OF
night In The -TnivStsy nakpital, here.
Hts wife and six sons, all degree men Of
the University OF Virginia, survive
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The Rev, Father Jeremiah Heafy. rec
tor Of St Bartholomew Roman Catholic
Church at Elmhurst, L. J.. died At mid
night last night In 1t. Johns Hospital,
Long Island City. He had bean there
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Tue engagement has been announced
., Mss Janet SAter Townsend. daughter
o. Nj and Mrs WilInot Townsend of
,N Ridge, Brooklyn. to Julian Wilson
teon Of Elizabeth. " J. No date has
ven mentioned for the wedding
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WEST PHILADELPHIA

The Thespan Club. Of West Philadelphia, will
present three-act comedy. entitled THE Wiles
Of Peggy" under the direction of Charles L.
Palmer, at Lu Lu Temple this evening
The leading roles will be assumed by Miss
Jane f. Cornwen. as Peggy and Charles Il.
Myers as Jimmy. The other members OF
the cast are Miss Hazel Foulke. Miss Mildred
Wardle, Miss Beatrice Robinson. Miss Ethel
Myers. Read Recap, Edward e. ouimby, ].
Mundell Harris, Shelton Linsley and Marshall
Miller.
Last Tuesday evening private performances
was given by the cast before the Daughters
OF ST. George Society and the play en-
thusiastically received. The players were the
guests OF the society at reception and dance
which followed.
The committee in charge Of the affair Is com
posed Of Miss Mildred Wardle. Miss Helen
Hughes Miss Mae Felis. Edward e. Qulmby,
Charles sheldrake Charles L Myers and Read
Recap. chairman.
Augmentins the orchestra, the committee has
been fortunate in securing the services OF the
Instrumental Trio, well known to local music
lovers, with Miss Dorothy B. Power, harplst:
James e. TrenehaFd, violinist, and William Dill
Ion, 'eellst.
dance will follow the play
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A WEDDING Of much interest to persons Of
"a this city and New York took place te6ay
at noon at the home Of Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
Custis Harrison, lsls Locust street when Miss
Nathalie Harrison was married to Albert g.
Roberts, Jr,. OF New York
The ceremony was performed by the Rev.
Doctor Perry.
The bride had no attendants and only thq
members OF the immediate families were press
snt at the ceremony which was followed ~
breakfast which was attended by a very
few intimate friends.
The bride Of today is the daughter Of Mitchell
Harrison, Her mother. who died several years
ago. was Miss Virginia Norris, of this elts
Miss Harrison is niece OF Mr.. and Mrs Charles
custls Harrison, with whom she ana her sister
Miss Virginia Norris Harrison. have made theif
home since their debut into society. Last moani
Miss Virginia Harrison was married 70 Aibzl
Lawrence Smith from her uHels's home nl
Devon
AIr Roberts is The son OF General A. G RoD-
erts L. s. A., Of Austin, Tex.
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.nN@ MILAD ~
L9IyZ WEARS4z55l.Y

MYTH the holidays close at hand the season
w seems TO have reached its height. and
each day brings an unendng round OF lunch
cons, bridges, teas, with the usual aocompani-
ment Of dinners and dances The popularity
OF bridge seems to have taken a decided slump.
for very few women there are who do not in
stead prefer to spend their spare time knitting
or sewing for the destitute Teas are different,
for, as they are generally given to meet some
particular person, they become an obligation,
the same holding good OF luncheons
At number of teas given during the past
week, many attractive costumes were noted.
One Of the prettlest little debutantes Of the
season. Miss Mary Denclsla, was noticed
wearing good-looking costume Of teto de
negre. over a graceful frock of crepe de
chine in this shade she wore long black
coat with outstanding collar OF skunk fur
Her hat was of tete de negre satin with an
upturned brim and two French plumes faring
at each side
Miss Priscilla Bohlen was seen at the
Bellevue-Stratford the dansant on Saturday
afternoon wearing an extremely smart suit
Of covert cloth. The skirt was severely plain,
and over it was worn hip-length coat with
a patent leather belt. Her tricornered hat
black with haring black tafeta bow.
The costume completed by stole and
mun of beaver. Miss Margaret Megargee
Wright is looking we'll in q plainly tailored
suit Of black cloth with collar and cuffs OF
fur. Miss Megargees hat is a sailor Of black
satin, the sole trimming being a band formed
of series Of gun-metal links around the
crown With this the young girl wears oddly
shaped long pendant earrings of dull silver.
Mrs. W, Reynolds Wilson is wearing a smart
costume of black satin, trimmed with Gohelin
blue, and large fiat hat of satin, trimmed
with wreath of fruit in different shades
Mrs Henry K. billiard was seen recently in
froclS OF navy-blue crepe, made on moyen-
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RoXBoRouCH

delightful musicale was given last night
at the home Of Mrs. Elwood Beatty. 1i6 sumac
street. Wissahiekon, by the Women's Missions
AIRY Society Of the Wissahickon Presbyterian
Church, The program included selections by
Miss Helen Weber, soprano; Mrs David Davies,
contralto; William Ames tenor; g. Frank
shindel baritone; Harmon Robinson. vioIlaist;
w. Sykes, violoncellst, and quartet, COM
posed of Mrs w. H. Danenhower. Miss Jessie
Allison. W. Ames and G. f. Shindel. Miss
Helen Helst gave a number of clever readings.
The Executive Committee of the association,
under whose direction the entertainment was
given and who received the guests, were Mrs.
John oberholtzer, Mrs. Calvin Meixen. Mrs,
Raymond Bailey. Mrs James Lee. Miss Kath-
ryn Cochran and Mrs. George Besser. Among
others present were the Rev. and Mrs. ]. T.
Haekett. Mrs. william Stevenson. Miss Kath-
arine Stevenson. Mrs. John Kennedy Mrs.
Louis Bromley, Mrs, Charles Erwin. Mrs.
John Reinhardt, Miss Isabel Charlton. Mrs.
Charles schoneld, Miss Alice Hammer. Mrs.
A, II, MagOnigls, Mrs. John Young, Mrs. win
lam Lawson, Mrs, Gordon Stafford. Mrs Mary
e. Snyder, Mrs William spense, Mrs. Edward
Lyle. Mrs. William Mellon Mrs. George Peter
son, Miss Neva Mellon, Mrs, Alexander Rus-
sell, Mrs Charles Crocker, Mrs. Oliver Dill
and Mrs. Arthur Johnston.
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CHESTNUT HILL

A make-believe party, under tho direction Of
Mile. Poillon of New York. will be given in the
home of Mrs. Everett U. Crosby, West Mer-
maid lane. Chestnut Hin, in honor of her little
daughter, Miss Muriel Crosby. Among the
little guests will be Miss Mariana Bornell Miss
Augusta Stewart. Miss Heyltje Stewart, Miss
Miriam Faires Miss Mary Hebard, Miss Julia
Hebard, Miss Julia Lee Miss Edith Motley,
Miss Katherine Porter, Miss Frances Bleknell.
Miss Fin wideuer, Miss Louise DiXon Miss
Mabel Reed Miss Nancy Sinnard, Miss Gertrude
Dougherty. Miss Evelyn Drayton, Miss Eliza
beth Taylor. Miss Josephine Crlsield, Miss Ger
trude Lucas, Miss Elizabeth Strubing, Miss
Peggy Ferguson, Miss Helen Brown, Miss AL
berta Crompton, Miss Catherine CromptOn Miss
Caroline Mellor. Miss Margaret Tyler, Miss
Mary Goodman. Miss Susan Goodman,
Miss Katherine Smith, Miss Margaret Brown,
Miss Della Brown, Miss Marianne Harris, Miss
Margaret Logan. Miss Elizabeth Logan,
Miss Adelaide Sheble. Miss Elizabeth Shebe,
Miss Elizabeth Wistar, Miss Dorothea Coleman,
Miss Betty Purviance, Miss Margaret Masters.
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ing at the Ritteuhouse following which the
party will attend the regular Monday evening
supper dance of the hotel.
Mrs, j. Leslie Davis has just returned from
visit to Doctor Davis parents in Louis
vile, Ky
Ladies' night will be observed by the Rotary
Club OF Philadelphia Tuesday evening, De-
cember ib at Kugers. Covers will be laid for
800 in the Gold Room. Those in the receiving
line win include Mr.. and Mrs e. j. Berlet'
Mr.. and Mrs II. w. Buse. Mr.. and Mrs An
thony Geuting, Mr.. and Mrs. Guy Gundaker'
Mr.. and Mrs. r. A. Stewart, MIR. and Mrs
Charles A. Tyler and Mr.. and Mrs. Walter
Whetstone.
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NORTH PHlLADEIPHIA

The members Of a very delightful sewing club
that meets every other Tuesday afternoon DUR
ing the winter win entertain their husbands
at dinner tonight al the Bellevue-shatford, fol-
lowed BY a theatre party. Those who viii par
teipate are DR.. and Alrs. Albert L. Rost DR.
and Mrs. Louis Yeager, Mr. and Mrs. Walter s.
Mccarthy, AIr. and Mrs William Wells. aIr.
and Mrs. A. n. Smith, AIr. and Mrs. James
cunningham, Mr.. and Mrs. Walter G. Kinds,
Afr ana Mrs Harry Seaman. AR. and Mrs
Harry Erwin. Mr. ana AIRS. William Delaney
and Rlr ana 1Irs. y o. Peacock. Mrs Pea
cock Was hostess At the meeting last Tuesday
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Hurd will be remembered as Miss Dorothy
Campbell before her marriage in the spring
Mr.. and Mrs. John Blakeley, Of 2SO3 Queen
lane, gave a dinner last night OF eight covers.
The guests included Dr. and Mrs. Carl Will
Jams, Miss Mary Parsons and S. Havens of
New York.
Miss Eleanor Edmonds will entertain Inform
ally at bridge on Monday afternoon, in honor
of Miss Allne Manniere. Of Chicago, who is
at present the guest of Miss Elizabeth p.
Smith, of East Penn street. There will be
about 70 guests present.
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uels, Charles c. Savage, George Rowland Ser
seant, John B. shober, I'd, Samuel shober,
Forester Scott, Ashton souder. Alexander D.
Thayer, Joseph Trevanlon Thayer, Andrew Van
Pelt, Charles Wetter, Rodman M. wistsr,
George Brand Wood. Henry b. Hodge. Coleman
Peace Brown, Lewis Nelson, George Stuart,
Ludwig c. Lewis, Edward Fenno Hoffman,
Henry Lewis, John Drayton and Harry Dray-
ton.
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FRANKFORT

MISS Florence Rosenblum. of 29ao Frankford
avenue. WIN entertain q number of her friends
% sunday evening Those present wiu Be
Nlsa Mabql Faid. 4liss Ethel Goidenhsfg alia,
celia HeinbsEs. aIss Hattie Hark Mss Naaey
knaheI lesspn Hloea Frank orlsna Haffy
~ HFe fafsu saa Eleefd csaa. ~
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Miss catharins Cooper Cassard win spend
next week in New York.
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Mr., and Mrs. Blenwood Frost are being
congratulated upon the birth Of a daughter.
Priscilla Ellanwood Frost born Sunday. De-
esmber 6 Mrs Frost was Miss Mildred Purvis,
Of Princeton. n. ].
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LANSDOWNE

A dancing class Of 10 boys and 10 girls OF
the school set has been formed. TO meet every
other Saturday evening at the homes OF Mrs.
Charles J. Pulling Mrs Alfred C, Balch. Mrs
Harlan p. stalzel aud Mrs. John Clothier.
The first class will be held this evening at
Mrs. Plngs, AZ Windemere avenue. Nlss
Elizabeth Loughney, OF La Crosse avenue. will
instruct the members VINO are Miss Dorothy
McEwen, Miss Dorothy Edwards, Miss Ger
trude Edwards, Miss Marion BIishler. Mlss
Margaret shaflner Miss Alice statzeIl, Miss
sue suddards Miss Harriet Iipacomb. Miss
Poeahontas Lipscomb, Miss Elizabeth shan-
neE John Clothier Jr Robert Pnns. Charles
J. Pilling, Jr. Roland simpler. Edward Irwin.
samuel Irwin, Beuram Baich Frederick
Baloh, the Messrs. Wagersmith
EdNaTd .. Martin Of owen avenue has
been elected president Of The graduating class
Of tie High school
1rs George statzen. 81 shsdeiand avenue.
uhi give a tea a. lhe Country cue this ar-
fsfaeon e ths arst snd second shis' aoeksY
tsaus Ms 1pllap Kssaan So sia ssaist
tla s.at4ell Is pouring zaa
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GERMANTOWN

Mr. and Mrs Joseph Darlington wilkinson
have returned from the Orient, where they
have been for the past few months. and are
at present the guests of Mr and Mrs Arthur
Burgess, Mrs. wilkinsons parents
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1914-12-12

Mr. and Mrs Perry Hurd OF 5sA Wayne ave.
nue., viii leave Saturday for Cleveland. o.,
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AIONG ME READING

On Wednesday, December "a, which is ladies'
day at the Old York Road Country Club, there
win be a tango tea at $3.50 o'clock The anair
win be in charge OF Miss Hannah Comfy and
Miss Emma Hallowell
The Review Club, OF Oak Lane win give
play January IS at Mercantile Hall. Broad ana
Master streets. entitled The Piper