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Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1914-03-19
staot unO Gonntp.

: Gin Reb fir 0iOp sqs Bart. Gin
@ei6enf oes Sol. 0arrp Ererler pon
allsntOwn. lift Donneritas Jtadmittas
einsetroffen.
= NuS Dem 9aben Der Columbus
Seoer uuo Sorrdtbe @ompanie an
Spruce StraBe murbsn Wiontaa JiaGt
uOn @inbre6ern Waaren I'm pertb pon
S26.50 erbeutet.
- Ri6ter @. 6. ytemcomb bemilliate
am SSreita9 9iadmittaa fiinf @bsi6eio,
unsen, oarunter @liiabetb Roiar pon
Souis VI. 6olar, uno Wtarsaret Rit
pOn @eOrgs Rid.
Sin @iubredsr mollte friib Srei,
ta9 Wtor9eu Dem Saoen oeS Bfanb,
ontel Wtur @roe an Pehn gpenue ei-
nen 8eiu6 abltatten uno bate ihon
iisbeu SOher um oas Shlos on elmer
0intertbiire gebobrt. als iein Sorbaben
sntoedt uno er uerIheudt wuroe.
5rau Pbilip Gobinion BON grtbur
Guenue CAB am Samltas 9iahmittaa
in @bren oeS jebnten @eburtstages
ibres Sobnes Pbilip jun. cine 9inoer,
9siellihait. bic iih 5u elmer lebr per.
gniigten 9eltaltete uno um llbr Abenos
nit einem itmadbaitsn Soupsr snoete.
- Su Dem Sobn Rawlins Yacen all
Prnn Npenue wur6en OonnerItaa Bor.
mittas utsriebn SabrrdOer gum 0etrus
uon 5000 beifdoist. als Elm eleftril6er
Strabl eineu Dauien Papier In Brano
ieste. @S nabm Die alnrmirte S5euer.
wcbr etna eine halbe otuuoe, nm biz
5lanmen 5n bswdltisen.
aonsrebmunn Sobn R. Ssarr
reihte am isreltus cine 8orlaae Elm,
melhe beSnedt. oaB cine SommilIior
trnanpt weroe. um In Scranton uni
Der Jiuhburidaft cine Snipsftlon Dor,
lunsbmen fiir cine palisnbe Saae ,ur
Stablirun9 zines gSsries iur Sabrital
tion ocn Ban3erpIatten.
= Director Der Sfientli6en 8erf,
0nges hbermtes am Oounerltag oiI
aontrafte fir Swsi srose Nbbilfs ab
3uaStandle an Die 5reoas@arlucci @om
pante, uno fat oieielbe ssbn Wtonat,
3eit, nm ieoen Nb,u9stanal fertig Al
liellen. Der 9inoen StraBe ab,ues
taual miro SGT 900 foitsn, Der In PinI
Sroof $67 1853.
= @sorss B. Dicaspitt BON @lartt
Summit. Der Dor brsi Dohen pon ei
usni StraBenbabnma9en eemorfeu pur
DC, oils sr es uerwsiserte. beim umltei
gen ietne 5ahrt gum jmeitsn Wtal a.
bsjahleu, itrengte am Donuerita9 9eser
bic Seranton unb Binsbamton Erac
ton @ompanie etne 3lase fur $5,0Ot
@ntiddoisuus on.
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fir 0aus llna Kii6e.
@orbtnenaufGrben.


lin 9arbinen creme ober ecru ail
fGrben, muB man on einem 2Gpphen
perfu9en. mir itart man bic 2Ofung
baben pin. Man siebt bic 9arbinen
burd eine See ober &offee=2 2Oiuns.
2eBtere muB iebr gut bur9 elm 2dpps
9en geIeibt iperben. Mian to9t alIp
&offee, feibt ibn bur6, IGBt bas bur4s
seieibte ii4, ieBen, giebt bas &Iare
oben ob unb to9t bteien feinen Sub
nit bsm eisentIiden &uffeegrunO 5u=
iommen in rei9li9 WaFer Dieber gut
aus. bomit man aud ia ben sanSen
Sarbitcff aus bem &uffee erbdlt unO
ni9t gu piel brau9t. 9lnitott bes
MaI9blau pirb nun bies in bic
Stdrfe eegofen unb au6 por benz
Stdrten perben Die @orbinen ni9t
seblaut. 0i. Sarbe baftet bsKer,
ipenn man bic Gardiner por benz sydrs
ben unb StGrten erit trodnen lGbt.
onitatt fe nab in bic StGrte Su tun,
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@arnuns {!

Sbr 1uriden bort. i6 ROTH Gu& fein
SaBt niemals Sud nit Widbhen elm,
Dieielbsn iino mobl freunolid Iebr
uno loden, Ihmeiheln nod pisl mebr ;
Bon 6reuos itrabli ibr sans @ef9t.
auein, 9lanbet ibnen niht.
Dem nur in ibrer Sueenoseit
Sino iie ju Nuit uno 3ieb' bereit,
Oa iino tie 9iitis uno 70 iabm
uno ianft 10 mle Elm iunges yamn.
Nper wenn iis ,srnuen weroen
aenoern iie all' ole @eberoen,
Shlmpfen, toben. Drummer, ihnurren,
6alen, benlen. WiiIben, iurren,
SGrmen mie eIn BlenenIhmarm
Dfahen Sud ben 3opf sani warm.
Brandt Die ,Srau Elm neues 3leio
uno lbr 9emabl beior9t'S niht .9lei9,
| ., oann 9lebt es idhlimhe Gage
,siir oas Utdnn6en obue 0rage
Do9 triutt Der Wtann elm @lds6en
Bier,
Damn tobt iie mie ein DiloeS Tbier,
uno fommt er ctmas lpdt nadl 0ans,
'tuf ouHh ItS9i ttil ttuDt tluuttb uupg
uno menn Der Dtauu elm Bielf9en
rauht
uno 'mal Elm Ut6thes brauht,
Oa mad1t tie ihon elm ihisf 9eliht
uno melnt nDu brauhlt ,u rauben
nlht."
aber ipuft er aui Den Geppid bios
Damn sebt bas Oonnermetter los.
2ritt er bsim q, ben 3u lebr aui,
Damn ruft lie slei6 -Ou Shapes"
o'rauf
llno melft er morsens nibt bic Sub,
Srie9t er orei Gage feline Hub' /;
uno menn er mai fein 6euer maht
@rollt iie uon firth bis in Die yiatt;
Dat ers Shmeineiiittern bann per9elien,
8rlegt er oes Wtittass sar fetn @lienl;
uno nenn er Die SIube 'mal ni1t fegt,
Sie tbn nod nit Dem Beien ihldst.
Drum Burden banbelt nit Beoatt
nno nebmt Dor Utdoden @uh In Nht,
Cont babt in @uren alten 2asen
Sbr pieles @leno iu ertra9en,
IS gent Sud idlebt, mie bier geiagt, |
Sbr weroet tmmerfort seplagi
9iebmt Sud Iu 0erIen oies @eoi6t,
allein, i'd 9lanb's ia elber
nttt.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1914-03-19

: Ssrr Sranf Roblins fen. liest In
ieiuer 0obnuns an @aihinston ape,
nue gefdhrli9 erfranft barnieeer uno
DO er In bobem altsr itsbt. 70 bsfiir6tst
man oas ibIimmfte.
= @slesentlifl bss II. Sabrestaaes
Der @riinoun9 uon 0omer & 5tsnosr,
Sontraft0ren uno Bnumelftern muroe
bic 5irma am Samltag uon ihten iiber
1875 ,1blenoen snaeltsllten init elmer
prdhtisen amerifaniiben islasae uno
As 6uB bobeu Stan9e beihenft.
- Grot Der 9hatinde, bas mau auf
cine before Befolsuns bee Yerfauis
pon @eIdnten beite1et uno auh Die
nnorosntlihen 0dulsr 9elhloiisn bat.
belaufen iid Die foli,eiittaisn isit Dem
8. 9anuur auf iiber 81 800 ben WtO.
nat. wdbteno lie frhber etwa $500 oen
!UionaI ousmahten.
= Dem 9idhriaen 9obsrt Stoooaro
pon WicSennu @out muroe am Cams.
tag 9iohmlItag beim Shlltleniabren
nahe Der Sue BON Viue Slrobe nno
Wiaoiion 9lpsnue ei 9lrm uOn einem
StraBenbabnwagen ,eroliidt. oils -er oie
&oniroue leihes Shiiiens pellor uno
In ben Sibnmaaen rannte. oelien HGoer
oas @lleO iiberiubren. 3m Dabne
mann 9oiptul mar IS 3ur Gen iras.
lid, OBJ er Den Arm perIIeren miilbe ooer
niht
slm Oteniiag. ren 10. Wfai Don
z uhr mor9ens bls Z ubr Abeuos. fin.
bet ole ,sriiblabrs BrindrmabI ltdtt,
bet melder 8elegenheit Elm Uer. Staa.
ten senator, @ouperntur, lieutenant
@ouusrnsur, Sefrst1r Der innersn An.
gelessnbriten. RIfter oes Superior @s.
ridtes. Rihter oes supreme e,erldtes
Hepr6ientant fiir 4onsteb at Sarse,
&ongreBmann fur Den Oiitrift uno
Die uerihtsoenen Bertreter in Der 5taats.
Legislator nomtnirt Weroen.
= Staotratb D. ). Campbell BON
9torb Ualblngton Npenue erlltt friib
am Dienltag DtOrsen einsn Ulutituri,
als elm BlulasidB in ieinem pats barit.
uno ba um 10 uhr in Der 9lelhen 1taht
iif Elm meiterer Blutituri ereisnete, 70
battle man wenis 0oifnuns. iein seben
,u erbalteu. 0err Campbell lit 72
Sabre alt uuo Der 8lutuerluit. welhsr
rim itarter mar, ut fiir einen Ufann In
ieinsm alter ein ssfibrliher. 0srr
campbell wuroe selteru Wtttta9 uuo
pieoer ssitelu 9iahmlttas uon ,wei
peiteren 8lutltiir,eu befallen uno nod |
Deiter ourh Den Blutuerlult seihwdht. |
IooaB etne Operation on ihm porge.
1ommsn weroen muBse, uor welfsr er
ih ieooh gut erholte.
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&anin@enpfeffer

Man fdnsibet afpei eereiniete unb
bon Der 9aut befteite &anin9en ies
bes in s Stiide, beitreut iie nit 1
@BlOffel Sala, legt iie in cine S9iiI=
Iel nit 2 in S9eiben geI6nitisnen
3piebeln, 6 9lelfen, 2 2prbeerbIGttern,
) GBIOffet pfefferfDrnern unb 10 eonz
gen gllfpite, sibt 10 piel @fiis binau,
oaB bos Slsi1b pben bopon bebedt lit,
lGbt es 3 Sage Sugebedt Iieben. Damn
ieBt man bas 5leif1 nit benz ganoen
Snbalt Der S6iiFel iiber bos sener,
gibt ] pint DaFer bin5u unb ldbt
es langiam sar tp9en. 3fpsi llnSen
Butter ldBt man bellbraun iperben.
gibt bonn 2 llnsen Msbl binau, lGbt
3 Mainuten I6piben; bas Sleif9 lsgt
man auf cine beige Shiiifel, pofiiert
bic Bride bur9 Elm Sieb, eibt iie
gu bem gefbpibten Mtebl, lGbt iie 5
Wtinuten tpben, ipenn ni6t braun ee=
mug, gibt man Elm ipenig 3udercpuleur
binau, tpenn gu bid, ettpos @aFer;
foIlte bic Sauee 5u biinn fdn, 10 pers
todt man fie gu Der ri9tigen Roniis
ftens e llnSen Mebl unb 2 llnsen
Butter madt elm Quart Sauce. Mon
gtbt bic Sauce iiber bas 5leiT6 unb
sibt entipeSer SpGble, glubeln, &ars
toffeltlDbe pber Mebltl6bs basu nit
setodtsm. getrodnetem Sbit. Sber
man fo4t fleine sef9dlte 9artoffeln
bolb gar. feibt iie ob, eibt iie in cine
pfanne, beeieBt fie nit geI9moIsensr
Butter, bttpest bic pfanne, bomit bic
Rartoffeln ii9 nit Der Butter bebeden,
itelIt iie In einen beiBen Sfen unb IGBt
fie beIbraun iperben unb Isrpiert iie
nit bem 5ofenpfeffer. aIeine friT9e
Semmeln f0nnen, NIT bnau ssseben
iperben.
Ole fe!nsesa Oruessarbeltan In eeS otaaa
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= Wfapor Ssrmpn bat iih elm sol.
oenes abjei6en ansei4afft, weldes bic
Snihrift: Utapor pom Scranton
tra9t.
= Die Damenieition oes 5cranton
3ieosrtran, miro beute pom 3 llbr Jtaf
mittagS bis z tlbr dbenos einen , SSaffss
&latld4 in Der Yereinsbaus nbbalten.
= Sbidon lopsit bielen Wfonat 29
isalle uOn Walern Der @eluuobeits BE.
borbe ansemeloet woroen lino. befiird
tet Or. Ban Yehten. Der Superinten.
bent Der Beh6roe, feline @ptoemie Der
4raufbeit. Sm 5ebruar CAB es insse'
lammt 80 aumelOuusen uon Wtaiern'
franfbeiten
%. 3. Sproul BON geetsfill, q.
y. erbielt am Wontas uon ben @ountp
SOmmiii6ren ben Soniraft sussiprohen,
um bic iehs WtetIen Strede Der @ountg
NanoitraBe 3wii6en @arbonoals uu6
5oreit @itp Su erbauen. Sein hinge
bot III $1.79 Die Quuoratslle uno oa. es
un9efd1r $1,000 Quaoratellen eiebt,
wiro Die Strede iiber S100, 900 folten
= sluf bsm Sloomsburs 3weis Der
9adawanna @iienbabu ereignete ii6
Sonntas Jtabmittas cine Wtsils noro.
Iih pon Bermid Elm GROCER Sanbrutit.
wel6sr bsioe @sleiie uollltanOig blodir
te, iomie au9 Die Selesrnpbenltanaen
nit nieberriB. IS oauerte bis Uiitter.
nabt, ebe man bic Sanomalie sntiernen
uno ben Sstrieb wieoer auinebmsn
fonnte.
= Der Sdauipieler Daniel Wt.
Sones, aliaS Dapis, fpsl1er ON Don.
uerlta9 9iabt In eiuem umtleibe,immer
oes NDceum Tbeaters ben Shauipieler
2bomas Smens um cine soloene "a,
i6snubr, Ring. 8ette uno Sodet i'm
pertb uon S102.50 beitabl, muBte am
Sonnta9. na6oem man i'm Nbenos 3u
Dor In gDilfes.Barre ermilht hattie
$500 Yiraihaft fur Elm seridtlides
Sribeinen itellen.
= Sn Dem @sbduoe bes 9. Shmars
an Siio Baibtn9ton Gpeuue, oils @llen.
maaren Snuoluns BON @ebr. Shmnlo,
nis benust, entitanb ipdt Samitas
Jia6t i'm @roseidoB ein Hrano, Der
Dor ieiner Setpdlti9un9 eiuen Shaoen
pom unseidbr $25, 900 anriGtete. Die
6lammsn murben our6 einen iiberbei,s
ten 0ei,apparat ueruriabt. 3wei oben.
auf mobnenoe 6amilien mu6teu In ibren
Jfnhtfleioern aus oem brenneHoen Sc
bduoe entfliehen.
= Der 9auiirer Snfob Satcblon
pom Ragmono @ourt Duroe am 5reis
tas 0taAmittag iAlimm, aber niht lebs
tnS9efdbrlidh perbrannt, oils Elm Quans
tum Puluer in Brano 9erietb uno bic
6lumme feline Sleioer er9riif. Seins
Sleloun9 mar in bellen Slammen. als
er In Die alleranoer @ras Office an
Beun auenue rannte uno lesterer oann
nit einem iibergsmorfenen lleberrof bic
6lammen odmpite., SatobiOn III CUR
Sebauolun9 mad Dem Sraat 0oipital
9enommen moroen.
: William 8roit pon 9inbsn Stra.
Be pnroe frhb 5reita9 morsen. als er
ith auf bem Sstmmes befanb, an Der
@de uou Wtonroe Npenue uno Rib9e
Rom BON brei maSfirten .Serlen ange.
balten, uou melhen elmer ibm einen Res
pOluer unter bic 9taie idob uno ibn
anwlss, Die 9dnoe bod, gu balten. Broit
lteb liA aber nidt eiuihiihtern. ionoern
ergriff Die Waffe, unb als er oanu uoH
eiue 8ewesuus mahte, als penn er
anA einen Hepolusr uon Der piften'
taide 3iebeu wollte, er8riifen feline dn'
grsifsr In wiloer 9ait Die 6luAt, obns
ibrsn Swsd su srreiAen.
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SemrD 6Orn'S
6efamrNnf.
213 PenH abs., Stranton, ga.

sIneu ttn btatH BihGnfsn pnb gigdutn
bustn au4 biz In aHn Bsuhell6tn btnti6m
aii6t iubna.fsH gbsifin auf Dnlanstn itr
b4Tl uab ipar ~ lftf mAbiatn Drtlitn.
aaufmanns Witiagsluna ld1llt 20 9tnts
Ssbtu Samhae Abtnt parmn FUND S6wd
EaS&tl, Beef Ia Wobf, palsnpffin, etc.. mi
Gautrfraui cor aariofdialai.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1914-03-19

-Sn Der 0dbs BON sanbs @uo
murbe bic ihmsbiife Barrie nTrifo.
leum- anf bic 2iifte getrieben. Der
3apitan unb pisr Wtatroien ertraufsn.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1914-03-19

Ole fs.nstsa Druossarbsitsn In sss otada
Llsfsrt die ONES sss "v~eeAsnbisfs.s
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-01-11

Enlarged. unsightly. dirt-clogged
pores mean pimples and blackheads'
and a sallow. blotchy, muddy COM
plexion'
The skin is not a mere covering LOT
the body, but has important work 10 do.
II. with the lungs and kidneys, rids
the body OF poisonous waste matter.
How important 1t is then that IT be
kept clean and wholesome,
III we look at our skin through a
magnifying glass we see hundreds OF
tiny holes called pores. How tiny they
are, Yet IL they were closed up we
could not possibly live.
A story comes 10 us from our grand
parents OF a little boy who was COM
pletely covered with gold leaf 10 play
the part OF an angel I'm a pageant. He
was put to bed without a bath. The
gold closed the pores and the child was
found dead the next morning. SO We
see how important IL Is for health. as
we'll as good looks. TO keep the pores
free from dust. dirt and greasy creams.
Soap and water will clean the sur
face skin. but cannot penetrate the tiny
pores. Each pore Is the outlet OF a
sweat gland. and even In the coolest
weather sweat Is always oozing out OF
the body. This carries of waste mat
ter that has been taken up by the blood
and that passes from the blood vessels
to the sweat glands.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-01-11

mon street. Among their guests were
Mrs. Camden c. Dixie. Mrs. Sidney V.
Lowell. Mrs. George w. Chauncey. Mrs.
John Hill Morgan. Mrs Frederic A.
Ward. Mrs Edward c. Thayer, Mrs. Will
lam Nesmith. Mrs. Irving T. Smith. Mrs.
Howard MADDEN. Miss Marion Terry,
Miss Louise Zabriskle. Miss Maud Ethel
Jones. Miss Lowell. Miss Mabel Simpson,
Mrs. Horatio King. Mrs. Charles Scudder
Pool. Miss Sinclaire Miss Keresey. Mrs.
William Stewart and Mrs. William +.
Holman. Mrs. Arnold G. Dana and Mrs.
William II. Good poured tea after the
games
Miss Marion p. Peterson, who Is the
daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs. Jonathan b.
Peterson, Of No. TAG St. Marks avenue,
made her debut at a large reception last
week. She is a Briarcliff girl.
The concert of the University Glee Club.
to be given at the Academy Of Music
Thursday evening January q. will be fol-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-01-11

| lowed by an informal supper dance at the
clubhouse The supper committee In
cludes Richard Montgomery. Franklin 5.
! Rooms and Lewis X. Thurlow, while as
sisting them are Mrs. Henry Joralemon
Davenport, Miss Marjorie Prentiss. Miss
Mercy Lloyd and Miss Mabel Shaw.
/ Mrs. Francis Page, Of Willow street,
| gave a dinner for the friends of her son
| Frank Page Tuesday evening before the
midwinter masque at the Casino. Her
guests were Miss Leila Grant, Of Rye,
! n. y. Miss Alice Moss, Miss Jessie Hop
kins, Miss Margaret Graham, Randolph
Catlin, Norman Toerge and Malbone Blod-
gett
Another dinner preceding the masque
was given by Jackson Dykman at the
/ Hamilton Club. The company included
Miss Alice Cordier. Miss Dorothy Lucken-
bach, Miss Janet Burns. Miss Dorothy
Mott. Miss Altheat GLIB. Miss Ruth Glib,
Harold Carhart, Auguste Cordier. Oswald
.Jimenis. Vance Lauderdale and Clarence
Dunning. jr. Mr.. and Mrs. +. Worthing-
! ton Hine also entertained a small party.
1
The annual theatre party of tho Adel-
phi alumne will take place at the Mon
tauk Monday. February 2, when THE
New Henrietta" will be the attraction
| A few coming-out receptions are sui on
the calendar, but for January weddings
are rather more numerous than usual, and
will absorb many Of the days from now
until Ash Wednesday. Tomorrow even
ing Miss Clara III. Ernst. daughter OF MI.
and Mrs John Henry Ernst. Will be mar
| ried to Dr. Robert Forester Walmsley,
son of Mrs. Rhoda G. Walmsley, of No.
| 4e1 Putnam avenue in the South Congre-
gational Church Miss Marie Ernst Is TO
be her sisters maid of honor. and the
bridesmaids will be Miss Mildred Walms-
ley. Miss Janet McCurrach, Miss Emily D
Peck and Hazel ]. Heissenbuttel. Miss
Mary Ernst Cooper is to be flower girl
The best man Is to be DR.. Harry Rogers
and the ushers will be DR.. Herbert +. Du
Cret DR.. Marius A. Searle, Dr. Roy Up
ham. Frederick ID. Chambers. William b.
| Hubbel and Harry Ernst. The church
cer emory will be followed by reception
al the home of the brides parents. No. 81.
Park Place.
| Two weddings are scheduled for Wednes-
| day evening-that of Miss Gladys Anne
OBrien, daughter of DR.. and Mrs. Henry
L. O. Brien, and Thomas Wents Balfe, jr.,
10 take place in All Saints Episcopal
Church, while Miss katherine Belle Ken
nedy will be married to Charles Lynde
Babcock at the home OF her parents, MT
and Mrs. William Kennedy, No. rs Gin
ton avenue.
Miss O'Brien will be attended by maid
OF honor her sister, Miss Eileen o brieh
and six bridesmaids, Miss Alice Blum
Miss Janet Bowers Miss Doris Webster
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-01-11

naval wedding, and one Of the pref
test OF the week. was that of Lieutenant
Harry Locke Smith, United States Marine
Corps, and Miss Martha Louise Burns. on
Wednesday evening, January Z, at the
home of Mr.. Walter Francis Burns. at
Inwood. The old homestead, one of the
few remaining landmarks along the banks
OF the Hudson. had been transformed into
a yeritable bower of palms and ferns, in
terspersed with cut flowers. through
which the bridal party, respondent in
gold lace and handsome gowns. marched
10 the foot of an improvised altar in the
west parlor
Here Lieutenant Smith. attended by En-
sign George +. Parrott L. s. N, awaited
the bride, who was given away by her
father, Edwin Oscar Burns. the grandson
of Captain Otway Burns. l.. S. n.
The bride. attired in crepe de chine,
embroidered with orange blossoms and
pearls, and an old rose point veil worn
by her grandmother, was attended by
Miss Dorothy Stokes as maid OF honor
and the Misses Florence Rogers and Wal
tona Wilkens as bridesmaids. Little Ur-
sula Burns, cousin OF the bride, bore
the ring on pink satin cushion. assisted
by her brothers owen and Walter.
The ushers, In fun dress uniform and
side arms, were Iieutenants Thomas
Grady. George *. Shuler Elliott b. Nixon
and Ensign William c. Barnes
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-01-11
BROOKLYN SOCIAL WEEK
Novel Programme for Junior
Leagues Evening of Ballet

The first specific details of the annual
Junior League entertainment this year
called Tn Soir de Ballet. to De given AL
the Heights Casino on Friday evening.
January 3, have just come to hand. The
principal numbers of the programme.
which is to be of a classic character, Will
be two group dances. one 10 be per
formed TO the music OF THE Blue
Danube" The second dance is from
"Pandora's Box" IL is entitled "Firefiy
Play" and was recently given by a
group of Boston society girls. under the
direction of Miss May Kellogg. who is
also training the Junior League members.
The Boston artist. Herman Dudley Muir
ply, is designing the costumes. and Is
working with Miss Kellogg on the prob
lem of lighting and stage settings.
Dancing to the Strauss waltz will be
the Misses Margaret Richardson Pratt
Clara Belden. Marjorie s.utzer. Catherine
Mumford, Alice Blum. Dorothy Sutphin'
Dorothy Cockshaw. Miriam speers. Clara
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and Marion Dunlap Buckley. In this Miss
Dorothy Luckenbach will give the solo.
The programme will also include solos
by Miss Marietta Hopkins. Miss Marie
Stohlman and Miss Marie Dorsey. Many
children will assist the dancers. The pro-
gramme is calculated to last little more
than an hour. after which the floor will
he cleared for general dancing. Mrs.
Hermann R.ale Spelman is chairman OF
the committee. which further includes
Miss Pauline Mason. Mrs. Morris Upham
Ely. Mrs. Bayard Sands Litchfeld. Miss
Jean Murray. Miss Isabel r. Ide. Miss
Henrietta Siliman Dana and Miss Louise
p F'iske.
An unusual feature OF the wedding o,
Miss Florence Walton and F. Wilder
Belamy was the luncheon which Stuyve-
SAINT Pierrepont gave at the Hamilton
Club for the men of the bridal party.
Following close upon the announcement
OF the engagement OF Miss Marjorie
Hubbs to Charles Herbert Dessart comes
that OF her sister. Miss Dorothy Hubbs.
and Richard G. Kettles. Jr. The Misses
Hubbs are daughters OF Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles r. Hubbs. OF No. 30 Eighth ave-
nue. and Bay Shore, Long Island. and.
like their mother, are fine horsewomen.
Mr.. Kettles is the son Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Richard c. Kettles, OF No. Is Welligton
Court. Flatbush.
Mrs. Wesley S. Block. OF No. 81 South
Portland avenue. gave on Friday after
noon a reception for her daughter Miss
Allene Block. and her niece. Miss Julia
Morse. OF St Louis. In the evening there
was a dinner for the receiving party. and
later a small dance.
The group OF debutantes receiving with
the hostess included tho Misses Beatrice
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HALEY. Theda Kenyon. Josephine Car
penter. Helen Halstead Marjorie Walker
Della Sprague Bowen. Eunice Beecher
Natalie Droste. Dorothy Cragin. Marion
Allison. Hazel Walbridge and Dorothy
Bernard. OF Brooklyn; Helen Kerr. OF
Manhattan; Annabel Butler Cammeyer.
OF Boonton. y. j.. and Helen Truslow, OF
Crawford, y. j.
Miss josephine Carpenter is to be pre-
scented TO society on Saturday afternoon
by her mother. Mrs. James Oliver Car
penter. at the conventional reception be-
tween the hours OF 4 and o'clock. The
reception will be followed by a dinner and
dance, which also will take place at the
Carpenter home. No. 165 New York ave-
nue..
Mrs. Carpenter and the debutante will
be assisted by the Misses Katherine
Ryon. Helen Kerr. of Manhattan; Anna
Del Butler Camineyer. Elise Stutzer. Wini-
fred Heath. .Allene Block, Beatrice Kalley.
Natalie Droste. Della Spragus Bowen
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tary: Miss Maud Bieier. treasurer
Tickets for the Little Missionarys Day
Nursery recital. which takes place IN the
ballroom Of the Waldorf-Astoria Hotel
January rs. may be secured at the resi-
dences OF Mrs. Louis b. Rolston. NO. ~
West 5lst street, and Mrs. Antonio saw
yer. No 1925 broadway. The nursery Is
one of the most noted charities In New
York and for a long time has been un-'
der the patronage OF Mrs Rolston, Mrs.
Alexander G. Morgan. Mrs. David NJ. Tor
rev. Mrs Joseph w. Hartman. Mrs.
Ludwig Sutro and others. Miss sara
Curray has been the manager OF the In
stitution since it was founded in 1896.
The feature Of this concert will be Nine
Emma Eames and her husband, Emilio de
Gogorza. Nine. Games and Mr.. de Go
gorza have prepared an elaborate pro-
eramme. The St Cecilia Club. OF which
Victor Harris is conductor, will sing a
number Of songs. Another soloist will be
Mrs. J. H. Flagler.