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Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1914-12-11

NTUFFLED in luxurious flrs from the top
+; 1fl Of her jaunty little toque to the tips OF
her tiny salmon gathered feet she pic
ture of plutocratic pulchritude,
The cost of living high is driving me crazy"
she remarked, | joined her. I've just had
perfectly good fight with Jack because he
wants me to give up eating meat so that we
can save enough to buy a set of tires
for the limousine, He says it viii help my as-
ure. Do you really think 1t needs it?' she in
quired anxiously.
l hastened to reassure her.
but l pointed out" she continued, that he
could save twice as much and also improve
his by giving up cocktails and cigars instead"
He says though. that II he did it would Inn
mediately cast suspicion upon his credit. II
that man keeps getting tighter every day
I'm going to get Renoed and rewed-thats all
there is about it, and told him so, too. But
the beast only laughed and said that at last
| had suggested really feasible method Of
saving money for him.
Its awfuy annoying never to be taken serl-
ousy don't you think SOP she paintively in
qured
1 sympathzed profusely.
Come to market with me and watch save
my pennies II you've nothing better to do"
she suggested.
l accepted tho invitation with alacrity, but
doubtless showed some surprise.
ITS the thing TO do nowadays, you know"
she explained, "One meets everybody one
knows It's really great fun. All the newlyweds
are doing it and a lot OF older people, too.
Many Of them have oodles Of money, but l really
believe they enjoy poking at the things and talk
Ing wisely to the butcher about cuts. Personally
the sight OF raw meat makes me ill., but l have
adorable old butcher and we discuss babies
and philosophlze vagaries OF cooks, ! tell
him what want and he actually does send what
was ordered now and then. l can look at the
game and poultry. although the chickens some
how seem so shockngly naked but what really
love is vegetables"
Aren't carrots artsticr' She pointed them
out dellshtedly we entered the scented
depths or the big building and she dainty
picked her way, skirts lifted, over the sawdust-
covered floor
II love the contrast of the green and red in
radishes, too, and the deeper tone IN beets
You know of the farmers group their
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1914-12-11

tain at dinner In honor OF Miss Mary Grocer
Page and her Rance, Joseph Msrechai
Brown, Jr.
Mr. aud Mrs william Wilson Curtin. OF e2i5
De Iancey place, will give a dinner in honor
Of Miss Edith r. Ellison
Mr. and Mrs, Marreilus Coke. OF 2221 Locust
street, viii entertain at dinner in honor Of Mir
and Mrs. Allerton Cushmsn. Of washinston,
Mr.. and Mrs. Morris Lewis Clothler win
give danner in honor Of Miss Jean Newbold a
the Bellevue Statford
Miss Molly w. Baily will he guest Of honor
al a dinner given by MIR and Mrs. Charles Wine
ter Raiy at the BELLEVUE -stratford.
Miss Emma Ashton Dorr win be guest Of
honor at a dinner given by her uncle and aunt
DR.. and Mrs. Thomas O. Ashton Of 1924 Rlt-
tenhouse square.
Others who will entertain at dinner are nr
and Mrs Albert Francne, Mr.. and Mrs.
Thomas Rldgway. MIR and Mrs. William White,
Jr, Mr and Mrs Joseph p. widener, Mrs
Arthur Biddle
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at a theatre party. followed by tea at the Belle
vue, Tor her nleces, Mrs. Paxson Deeter. Mrs.
Mcneil and Mrs. Carl. There will be 10 guests.
Another dinner will be given in their honor on
Saturday night. Miss Miriam Kane has issued
invitations for dinner Saturday night. De-
cember 10. at he Philadelphia Cricket Club in
honor OF the young matrons.
On December 20 Mrs Bowen will give a
dance at the Philadelphia Cricket Club in honor
OF her daughter, and on Saturday December
2s. MIR, and Mrs. William Hendrie Lloyd will
entertain at dinner at the Philadelphia Cricket
Club The. last affair that has been arransed
is the bridge which Mrs Joseph Fleltas. Of 1919
Greene street, viii give to meet Miss Helen
Clements, whose engagement to william Hesse
Jr, was recently announced on Monday, De-
cember 2s
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nNE Of the largest balls OF the season will be
Ogven at Horticultural Hall tonight by Mr..
and Mrs Alexander Brown Coke. OF Nawbeek.
Paoi in honor OF their debutante niece Miss
Ruth Coke, daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs Henry
Brinton Coac. There will be 500 guests the
ballroom will be deliberately decorated with
ferns, palms. hanging vines and various flow
ers. The orchestra will be entirely hidden from
view by mass OF green's and foliage and sup
per will be served in the Red Room num-
Der Of dinners will be given before the ball.
Mr. and Mrs. Samuel a. Grocer. or 2O44 Lo-
Gust street, will give dinner for Mrs Croaers
sister, Miss Hope r. Beale.
Mr. and Mrs. James Francis sullivan, OF
21OO walnut street, will entertain at a dinner
OF 20 covers.
MIR. and Mrs. Langhorne Bullitt Dick. of
Chestnut Hill will entertain at dinner i'm honor
Of Miss Jean G. Bullitt
MIR. and Mrs. John shlpley Dixon will enter
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NNE of the most important weddings OF the
Oearly winter will be that OF Miss MaHs L.
Welsh and Louis G Madeira, Sd, which win he
solemnzsd very quietly at O'Clock this after
noon at the home OF the brides parents. MIR.
and Mrs, r. Henry Dixon, 32d and MIN Creek
roads, Chestnut Hill,
The bride, who will be given in marriage by
Mr.. Dixon will gown of soft white
satin beautifully trimmed with old family lace.
and her tulle veil also trimmed with family
lace viii be held in place by eoronet OF
orange blossoms She will carry a shower bou-
Quet OF lilies OF the valley.
Mss Emily p. Welsh. who will attend her
sister as maid Of honor, viii wear a dainty
gown Of pale pink chiffon, gracefully trimmed
with cream lace Her hat viii be Of pink vel
Vet and she win carry an srmful OF Killarney
roses.
Percy c. Madeira Jr,, win attend his brother
as best man, and there viii be no ushers. Right
Rev Monsignor William Kieran. D. D., Of ST.
Patriek's Church 2oth and Locust streets. VIII
perform the ceremony, which win be followed
by small reception for the immediate fam
Lies ana few intimate friends
The bride of today Is Dc daughter OF the
late samuel Welsh and a ~ OF Mrs ArchIr
bald Thomson. Mrs. william lsells Tiers ana
Dr. Russell h Johnson
she made her debut two winters aso ana
has bssn very popular msmhsr of me
Younger SCI
Mf Madeira e the sou Of Percy e. Aaaeira
His mother pho dies some years ago, Nas
aiss Marie Y, Marie. of New York ais sister
s Nrs Laurence Buflsf. vao before hss mars
flaEe 81 October ass AIss AafIe g aafis
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things awfully effectively I always make it
a point to patronize the most artistic. 1t shows
they take pride in their produce and they are
generally pretty certain TO have the best"
~ don't observe any sublime heights OF
beauty in potato l mildly objected.
"Ah, but look how they blend hnrmoniously
with the caulhower, corn and turnips in that
stand" cried she, pointing at booth, the ar
ranscmcnt OF which reminded me somewhat of
Cubists idea of a summer sunset or my
granlmother's crazy quilt
"A second Turner" l agreed
Just then we We're joined by siddily dressed
group of other young matrons and thereafter
cur marketing assumed the general aspect of
an afternoon tea. BILLY LEDGER.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1914-12-11
ALONG THE READING

Mr. and Mrs william 2. Denesre have re-
turned to their home at Rydel after months
visit in Dallas, Tex.
MIR. and Mrs Denegre will leave shortly be-
fore Christmas for Toronto, Canada, where they
will remain over the holidays as the guests
Of Mrs Denegre's sister. Mrs. Richard kerns
Mr. and Mrs Ralph Morgan and their little
daughter OF Flushing, l.. l.. will arrive on De-
cember % to be the guests for about three weeks
of Mrs Morgans parents MIR and Mrs. James
j. sill. at their home in wyncote. Mrs, Morgan
will be remembered as Miss Josephine Sill.
The Ladies and Mems Auxiliary of the Oak
Lane Presbyterian Church will hold their
monthly business and social meeting Friday
evening at the home of Mrs. F. w. whitney
at Oak Lane Park.
Miss Marion Tyre, of Oak Lane, will be the
soloist and address will be given by Harri-
son Morris, a well-known Phiadelphian.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1914-12-11

As preliminary to the coming OF Billy
Sundays evangellstic campaign, many cottage
prayer meetings being held in homes in
Frankford en- Tuesday and Friday evenings.
The meetings are in the nature of neighbor-
hood groups. and will continue until the be-
ginning of the tabernacle meetings at 18th
and Vine streets, January 3.
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ALONG THE MAINLINE

CYNwYD Mrs Robert stewart. Jr, enter
talned informally at luncheon today at her
home. Montgomery and Pembroke roads. Her
guests were Mrs William ID. Turner, Mrs c.
A. cobugn and Mrs. NJ. Barnat.
Mr.. and Mrs. James S. Alcorn, of BrSa Mawr
svenue. are spending the winter with Mrs.
Aieorn's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Horace Yard
ley 1912 North Park avenue.
aERION-Mrs. William s. Baker will entertain
her card club at bridge this afternoon The
same will be followed by buffet luncheon.
Her guests will be Miss Eva Cladd, Miss Marie
ciadd, Miss May Campbell Miss Elizabeth
Clark Miss Caroline Bruner, Miss Charlotte
Brenneeae. Mrs. David Archibald. Mrs Harry
Leais, Mrs, Leonard r. Weitzel Mrs. f.
benezet. Airs. Hugh Larriek. Mrs. Oscar
schmidt Miss Mary Evans, Mrs clayton stilz.
Mrs G crombarger. Mrs. leighton Kramer.
Mrs Clayton pinEss' Mrs. Robert Beatty and
Mrs, John o'connsu.
Ar and Airs. Norman Bruce Armstrong
formerly OF Merton, are spending the winter in
Ashland, Pa.
Air' and Mrs Karl f. Lindgreu viii spend
Christmas and the holidays with Mrs. Lind
Eren's mother, Mrs Samuel Rhodes. at her
home in Glen Riddle
NAaBERIH The Nsrbsrth Assembly, win give
ls next dsnee at Elm Hall Friday evening.
peeembsr IS
Air and Mrs Richard ]. Mullen. OF Chest
as avenue, entertained the members OF their
fafa club this week The club. which includes
+hans Z members, meets every other wednss-
"a nsnt at a different members home
"a. DAFiD's- Mrs. Frank Weeksrly and Miss
Neekery are passing the winter with Mr.. ana
ils Walter 4eates on 81. Dawd's road.
NJ George a. Shoemaker is al Camden 8
for a short time.
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NORTHEAST PHILADELPHIA

Mr.. and Mrs. NJ Horsefall, Of 3l16 Weymouth
street will give party in honor of their SON.
Frederick L.. on Saturday evening. Those
present will he Miss Frances Hackell Miss
Flo Sohoppe. Miss Helen Black, Miss Miriam
Conmlre. Miss Dorothy Wells. Miss Martha
man, Miss Ella May Stevenson, Miss Nan
Snow, Otto Beiser James Myers, Bruce An
derson. Frank Beiston, Edward Dar. James
McPeak, Frank Willis, Ernest Craig, Harvey
Schoppe, James Myers.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1914-12-11

Miss May Mckinney, of Manayunk avenue,
gave a 800" party last night for the members
OF her card club, Her guests We're Mrs. Clsr-
K Dengler, Mrs. Ferdinand Davis Mrs.
Walter Fancourt, Mrs. Ralph Pope, Mrs. Mil
ton Smith, Mrs, W. Edward Shappell. Mrs, JOS
eph Rose, Mrs, Clayton Thomas. Mrs. Louis f.
Wagner, Mrs. Ella shuler and Miss Gertrude
Weld.
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SOUTH PHILADELPHIA

Miss Anna Djorup will entertain tomorrow
afternoon at luncheon. followed by bridge, at
her home in the Girard Estate. 251I South Col
orado street, Her guests will be Miss Mary
Bennett, Miss Mary Christian, Miss Minnie
Endicott, Miss Catherine Turner Miss Helen
Goodall. Miss Lavina Wesley. Mrs. Kearns
Mullen Miss PEARL wescott. Miss Gladys
Monsalyage and Miss Jesse Dlttreh,
First Lieutenant David Mccoaoh, Jr. U. s.
A.. who returned from Texas on leave OF alb
ssnce, viii leave with Mrs McCoach for wash
ington tomorrow morning. They will be the
guests of Lieutenant Lampert. U s@A Mrs
McCoach has been the guest OF her mother
Mrs. Hugh Black, at the latters home. 1929
Wharton street.
delightful little dancing class in the Grard
Estate meets every Friday evening at 17I2
Chestnut street, and includes Mr.. and Mrs.
Lucus Beebe, Mr. and Mrs. w W. Britain.
Mr.. and Mrs Charles S. Davis, Lieutenant
Commander r. s. Keyes. U. s. n, and Mrs
Keyes, Lieutenant Commander G. A. Blssett.
U. s. NJ aud Mrs. BIssett Lieutenant c. A.
Lutz, u. S. NJ c. and Mrs Lutz, Lieutenant
A. T, Barney, u. s. ~, and Mrs. Barney,
Miss Lane. Lieutenant Taylor. U. s. NJ, and
j. Parker.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1914-12-11
CHESTNUT HuT

hIrs Joseph S Clark Of Highland avenue
.tsriaiHed IA her box last nisht al tbe charltv
aii Nr and Mrs Clarence zanixlnger ana Ms
iia fish Of New York VINO at present i ~.
ssl of Mss Clark
Jessph Clark has Joined q gunnins paetv -
aslpna. s G. and VIII spend fortnight thsrs
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ROXBOROUCH

Mrs Albert Hood of Rochelle avenue, enter
tanned her sewing club at luncheon today. Her
guests were Mrs, N Claire Rorabaugh, Mrs.
Frederick Stott. Mrs Frank Kenworthy. Mrs.
John o. struse, Miss Helen Rehfus. Mrs Roy
A. Robinson, Mrs. Charles Vein, Miss Emma
Rehfus. Mrs. Orlando Petty and Mrs. Robert
Hays.
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FRANKFORT

Miss Katherine E. Roberts will entertain at
a musical this evening at her home on Arrott
street. Those taking part in the entertainment
will be Miss Nellie Scott Miss Margaret Murry
Miss Pauline Burt, Joseph Hassen. Walter Burt
and Edwin Thomas.
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y.
= luncheon which will be given by Mrs. James
grancis Sullivan on Monday December a.
Louis C. Madeira. Cd. whose marriage to Miss
Maris l.. Welsh will TAXA place today, enter
talned his uSherB At the Huntington Valley
Country Club. Hlr guests included Harry J..
Eenner. Horatio II. Morris, Percy c. Madeira,
Sr.. Edward W. Madeira, r. Leonard Sibley, Ed
niund Thaysr, Laurence Butler, Joseph Van
Pelt Charles p. Davis, b. Brannsn Reath I'd.
wlriiam d. Stroud, Howard s. Kneedler, Jr,
Herbert Church. Henraues Crawford, Stockton
Townsend. Charles Heath Barnard, Jr., Girls
com Bstt1e, Saunders L. Meade, J. Edwin
Meredith. n. LIE Roy Mercer and w. Boulton
Dixon.
Mrs. Joseph Priestley Button will entertain
ct luncheon at the Bellevue-stratford tomor-
row, followed by a matinee theatre party, in
hsnor Of her daughter Miss Marian Hutchin-
son Button. Her guests will be Miss Margaretta
roits Miss Corinne Freeman, Miss Narjory
Taylor Miss Gertrude Pancoast, Miss Margaret
Remak. Miss Margaret Dent, Miss Josephine
Lee, Miss Frances Scott, Miss Eleanor Davis
and Miss Katherine Robinson. Mrs. Button will
give second luncheon and theatre party on
Saturday of Lext week.
Or, and Mrs Wilbur Paddock Klapp will give
box party at the opera Tuesday, December %,
IN honor of Mr. and Mrs Earvey Klapp Lines,
81 New York. Doctor and Mrs Klapp will en-
tertain at theatre party Tuesday Of next
week for Miss Mary Stuart Wurts, debutants
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Stewart
wurts. There will be 40 guests, and following
the performance Doctor and Mrs. Klapp will
give supper at the Ritz-Carlton.
Chuds oc,,,t
street. is spending several days in New York
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Haines and their daugh-
Ter, Miss Helen Halnes. have closed their house.
Jeehelln at somerton, Pa, and taken apart
msnts at the Belevue-stratford for the win
ter.
Mr.. and Mrs. Norman Grey have closed their
place at Woodbury., N. j.. and taken house
at 1858 Pine street for the winter.
For the beneht of the young wage-eRrners
who make their home at the Catholic Guild.
many OF whom facing winter of half work
or absolute unemployment, Pan-Amerlcan
Christmas sale, which opened yesterday will be
held also this afternoon at the Guild, 1914
Green street. Several sections have been ar
ranged, Red Cross table. a French-Canadian
nooth, an Indian and Pacific exhibit, Cuban
and Mexican display, Louisiana table.
New England country store and a Southern
plantation kitchen. There will be an infinite
variety of Christmas offerings, many OF which
cannot be purchased in the stores and all to
be sold at reasonable prices for the benefit of
the young bread-winners who have no homes
OF their own and who live at the Guild, which
Is under the direction of the sisters of st.
Dominic.
f. Burgess Warren and his daughter Mrs,
Alfred r. Allen, OF 2Ol3 Spruce street, enter
tanned in their box at the Charity Ball last
night
Mrs. Henry S. Grove, who has been visiting
friends in New Haven. returned to her home.
s5s West Tulpehocken street; yesterday.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1914-12-11

Mr. and Mrs S, r, Borer, of Ridge avenue
have returned from Nnvlle. n. j., where they
were the guests Of Mrs. A. l.. Elder.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1914-12-11
NORTH PHILADELPHIA

Mrs e. j. White, OF sls4 North Gratz street.
will give a luncheon followed by bridge, today.
Her guests, who are members OF her card club,
viii be Mrs. Nelson Spencer, Mrs. Harry Dan
ies. Mrs William Breitenbaugh. Mrs. Harry
Bannerman, Mrs Harry X Thompson. Mrs. A.
z. Primrose Mrs Harry staher Mrs Joseph
Riley, Mrs. Howard Park, Mrs Norman Ste
yens, Mrs II. H. Riehman. Mrs. Louise Bortel,
Mrs, Elmer Troth and Mrs Robert Mccormick.
AIRS. Clara Myers, Of 1905 Diamond street, has
issued invitations for the marriage OF her daugh-
ter, Miss Miriam Meyers TO Dr. A. Strauss on
Wednesday night, December q: in the Hotel
Adelphia Miss Helen Strauss, DR. Strauss
sister. viii be maid OF honor The bridegroom
viii have Or. Louis Jacobs FOR his best man.
Tine ceremony will be followed By a dinner ana
dance for the relatives Of the couple Doctor
and Mrs Strauss viii be al home after Feb.
Fuary / at 1865 Diamond street
Mr. and Mrs Joseph Bernstein, Of lS20 North
Bambrey street, are receiving congratulatlons
on the birth Of son
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1914-12-11

Mr. and Mrs Louis Rngold, of 1880 Frank
ford avenue, will entertain few OF their
friends on Sunday evening. Those present will
be Mr. and Mrs ]. Podolsky Mr. and Mrs.
r. Podolsky, Miss Reba Ringold and Louis
Houseman.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1914-12-11

HTRs WALTER MASSEY and Mr.. and Mrs.
ItlEdward George Trasel Jr., have issued
cards FOR an at home on New Years Day at the
Bake House. Torresdale at 1 O'Clock.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1914-12-11

The Good Intent Of the Daughters of Liberty
will celebrate their 9th anniversary with an
entertainment and dance on Monday evening
at Tongues Hall, Amber street and Allegheny
avenue.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1914-12-11

Mrs Samuel A. Cochran, OF Roxborough ave-
nue., is spending the early winter at saranac
Lake, n. Y.
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CAMDEN AND VICINITY

bridge party will be held at the Woodbury.
Country Club on December IS. on New Years
Eve there will be n dinner-dance
entertained number of Camden friends at
"thmbe' party
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1914-12-11

ntiss Christine Chambers will entertain tonight
Before the Alexander Brown Coke ball.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1914-12-11

Miss Jean C. Built will be guest OF honor at
luncheon which will be given by Mrs James
Trsncis Sullivan on Monday, December a.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1914-12-11

Mrs. Adam Uiaek, of sios North 18Th street.
vin spend the weekend with friends Al Al
lante City Airs ulrick was formerly Miss
Mabel I.e Francois.
Mrs. James Thompson entertained a. lunch
eea ana cards Yesterday at her country place
in Fon washington Her guests were Mrs ~
siemmer. airs Walter Hihe 1lra Henry Barry.
Airs q T. Thorn. Ars James Hogs lirs
Charles p HalioNeii Airs Frederick jennings
AIfs Win'en c'afs AIRS eeorse Norman. irs
cealles Russell aad Ms william caman Ara
Aa9mHsep Formerly sHenl q winter 81 hss rssl
s7 s ~ ras aaD aeaue
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1914-12-11
WEST PHILADELPHIA

Mrs John Jacob Noffett. of 4242 Chestnut
street will give a dinner in the Indian Room at
the Walton Hotel Thursday evening, Decem-
ber H.
Mrs E. E. Held. of 1915 Spruce street will
entertain the sewing guild of St. Matthews
Lutheran Church this afternoon at her home
The members. who knit and sew for the Bel
glans and for the poor of this city, are Mrs.
Amelia Kunke Mrs. John Moore Mrs. Mary
Engelman Mrs. NJ. DeLonE. Mrs. Henry F.
seltzer, Mrs. Charles S. Albert Miss Louise
Hennins, Mrs, George Paul, Mrs. NJ. G. Kline
Mrs Frederick ]. Chrstman and Mrs. w. Gray
vile.
Mrs. Louis Barclay Robinson of ll9 South
S9th street. entertained at luncheon. followed by
bridge yesterday in honor of Miss Eleanor Weir,
Of New York
Miss Loretta Cooke will entertain the mem
bers of her card club on Monday evening at her
home. 5403 Spruce street. supper will be
served after the game, Her guests will be Miss
Ella Mcdonald, Miss Margaret Hunter, Miss
Florence Bisch, Miss Mary Mooney Miss Ma
bel McCoaeh, Miss Margaret Mooney. Miss Viola
Minter Miss Margaret Hannigan and Miss Clara
Cooke
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WILMINGTON

MFs A. Felix du Pont entertained isst nlght
a. her home at dance for Miss LYDIA
caiehestsE who Is her guest
Aiiss Amy du Pont ana ARA. william Jack.
son. of Washiosson. D. q sent to Nsw York
ely % attend the Horse SHOW "a Madison
SQUARE eardea he'd fer tbs arsl time "a Is
hislQfy q teneal afsIf
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VICTORIA THEATRE Nsnza n2nKAA AsD
QUALITY" VAUDEVILLE IL A. n, TO 1t p. n
ADGIE AER AER 10 LION S
AND ID WEEK OF PHoFoPLAY TRIUMPH
..InD OTI1 CT TTCU Startling Expose ef Wee,
1 NJ ~ L OAo Crime and TeHRiation
The Meridian times. (Meridian, Idaho) 1909-1938, 1914-06-19

the pains Or neuralgia seldom fail to
yield to Dg. Miles Anti-Pain Pills AJAX
ew sAsm xswEsag. LAAssrtssHssshl
The Meridian times. (Meridian, Idaho) 1909-1938, 1914-06-19
WANTED, FOR SALE FOR RENT, ESTRAYED, ETC,
PRICE. EACH AID. CSC PER WEEK.

Found Near b Q Meridian
cemetery. pair Of gold, rimless
nose glasses. Call at Times Office.
d, L. Bailey will rent the nice
7-room brick house, on the farm
near town and the grove, feed lot,
pasture, and other conveniences
will go with the house. See him
at Boise, or phone.
The Ladies Of the Christian
church will hold cooked food
sale the afternoon Of Saturday,
June 10th. The same evening
cake and cream will be seryed.
For Sale 80 acres, 2 mi. south
and IL mi. west Of Meridian. 20
acres In alfalfa, 30 acres in wheat,
30 acres In oats. Terms, $500,
without crop, 1920 with crop.
J. Fl. Schultz, Meridian, idaho.
See v. Richardson for your
carriage painting, also b e
painting, staining and Uniting
Special rates on carriage work al
seeprnt.
| For Sale Seven room residence
all modern improvements. Oppo
site Traction station. $500, liber
al terms. Also five lots, one ane
one half blocks west of Traction
station, no reasonable offer refused
j. A. Fenton.
The Meridian times. (Meridian, Idaho) 1909-1938, 1914-06-19

Of the Third judicial District Of the
State Of Idaho, in and for Ada County;
Mary IA. Colby, Plaintiff, VI John c.
Colby. Defendant.