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The American Agricultural
Chemical Company.

Notice IL hereby given that the Annual
Meeting OF fhis company Will he held at the
office OF the Company. Garfield Block In the
city OF New London, Conn, on tho 18TH
DAY OF SEPTEMBER, 1914, at o'clock
y. NJ. for the purpose OF electing Board OF
Directors for the ensuing year and for such
other business as may be brought before the
meeting
The transfer books OF both tho Preferred
and Common Stock Will close at o'clock
on FRIDAY, SEPrEM Der 4, 1914, and 70
main closed until 10 o'clock a. N. on FRI
DAY, SEPTEMBER 18TH, 1914.
HORACE BOWKER, Secretary.
New York. Augmst 20. 1910
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ELECTIONS AND MEETINGS.
TO THE STOCKHOLDERS OF
81. Louis southwestern Railway Co.

st. Louis, Mo, August goth. 1914.
NOTICE Is hereby given that the annual
meeting OF the stockholders ~ -. Louis
Sonthwestern HALLWAY company VIII be
IN tho Railway Exchange building. sixth
and Olive Streets. IN the cry Of ST Louis,
o'clock A. NJ for the lection OF Directors
% the Company. In conformity with tho
bylaws. and for the transaction OF such
other bus ness as may legally come before
said meeting.
tors OF the Company will be held at the
sam- place Immediately after the adjourn
ment O: the Stockholders meeting
The stock transfer books OF the Company
will be closed saturday, September 9Th,
1914. at twelve o'clock noon. and will be
reopened al ten o'clock ~ NJ. on W~dnes-
day. October 7th. 1914.
i II BRITrON. President
ARTHUR J. TRUSSELL. Secretary.
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MONEY IN NEW YORK.

Call money ruled unchanged yesterday.
Time money was quoted at per cent I'M
changed.
Com qercial paper was unchanged,
Domes>ic exchange on New York; Chicago,
SOC discount Cincinnati ioc. discount; 81.
Louis, boc premium Minneapolis. soc, pre-
MUM Montreal, Ia per cent. discount; San
Francisco, aoc premium, unchanged.
Foreign exchange was higher. with demand
bills quoted around 6,o6h and cables 5o7h
Bar silver in London. sd per ounce un
changed; in New York, tShc per ounoe. uD-
changed.
New York Clearing House statement: Ell
states Sub Treasury credit balance. N4s5ss,
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THE WHEELING TERMINAL RAILWAY
COMPANY.

V71ICe OF fT0 T Fhsurrr
Pitisburgh. Pa, September I. 1914.
Ffrs' Mortgage Bonds Of this Company to
an aggregate cost OF SIS CSC 90 will be pur-
ChnHed for the sinking Fund october /. 1914.
from tho lowest bidders. a. a price not to
exceed par ana interest. Sealed proposals
to sell bonds mus be IN the hands 81,
Messrs Winslow. Ldnier N Company, New
York cry, before three o'clock y NJ.
"wednesday Septemher 20. 1914
I 4 4 N.IkNLEIIE- lrna .,Irer
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BUSINESS TROUBLES.

BROpN & ToPKlN-A petition in bank
,np'Gy Ia. been hled asainst Morris
overa,ls ana ho-,efy' Pa a. az oroAard strest
The probable value OF the assets Is $4,000
BENJAMIN KuTNER. clothing dealer Of
Ahner : werblr petition In bank
ruptcy was also nled against him. II.
began business In 1895
VEINGART 4 wECHSLER--A petition In
bankruptcy has been nled asainst B.n1a-
min Weingart and Samuel Wechaler. who
compose the firm u weingart 4 wechsier,
manufacturers OF furs. nt 40 West Thir-
iie,h street. L,ahlliti.s are said 20 he
$4,000 ana assets 5000.
BENJAMIN BURKAN. a drug clerk OF s5s
West MN street, who formerly Kept
drug store AZ 2o3s Madison avenue. has
fled petition In bankruptcy with liza
hilitics s2.ois and no assets
BENJAMIN RUBIN, salesman OF 100
Dawson street Tn. Bronx. has nled
petition in bankruptcy with liabilities
$3.50 and no assets.
Schedules In Bankruptcy.
HERBERT cOCKSHAw. manufacturing
ieweller at 80 West Thirty-eighth street,
has filed schedules IN bankruptcy. show
ing liabilities SSs93s. and nominal assets
s52,75s; consisting Of stock. book value
st7o5s; machinery and fixtures. Sea
accounts, 1881; notes. $3.50: claims S2ei
and cash IN banks, sS0s. He has also
crsditors are Jane II Coskshaw, al$,sll;
Bank Of the Metropolis. sL25o, and Gotham
National Bank, $500. secured.
the Kaufman Embroidery Works at as
Broadway has Med schedules In bank
ruptcy which show liabilities f3SOS7 and
assets S3o,o25, consisting OF stock. 80,
600 machinery, $4,000, accounts, $1,000,
and cash In bank. s25.
r. SHAPIRO. RoTMAN & CO, manufac-
turors OF waists and dresses at 80 West
Twentieth street, show liabilities $50. zoo
and assets sl79i3, consisting OF stock.
SO. goo; fixtures, $500: equity In assigned
accounts. $500, unpl-dged accounts. $500
claims. $3.50; cash. $40. and notes, s7t.
RUBIN & KRAMER. furriers at East
Twelfth street, have hled schedules in
bankruptcy. showing liabilities t,02l and
lures $50 and accounts '2,o9s.
Receivers In Bankruptcy.
VAN HOUTEN & TEN BROCK COMPANY.
Blsu receiver for the Van Houten & Ten
Brock Company, manufacturer OF thera'
peutical apparatus at ga East Twenty
third street.
NJ q r. JAFFB--Judge Mayer haa APP
pointed Francis Gilbert receiver in bank
ruptcy for NJ. & II. Jano OF 800 Broadway
II was stated that they own considera bic
real estate In this city. They also own
half interest in the cemetery OF the
Springfield. L. l.. Cemetery Association
from which they received certificates OF
Indebtedness for more than $1,000, 900.
Assignments.
ELFIN. ENOCH co, mo. cabinet worl
and manufacturers OF store fixtures at Az
Second avenue. has made an aseignmen nj
20 Max Y. Sanders OF 40 Broadway.
THE y. Y. RUCIING REEL COMPANY
Inc, manufacturer of reels and paper
boxes at iIl West seventeenth street, hai
made an assignment to Harry y, Sewage
Tho company was Incorporated on Novcm
her o. 1912 with capital stock $40 600
aud Edmund J. Hassett Is the president.
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NORFOLK q WESTERN RAILWAY co

The Board OF Directors has declared
Cent. upon the Common Stock OF the com
pany, payable at the office OF the Com
pany Commercial Trust Building, Ph'la-
dephta, Pa. September 10, 1910, 30 tbs
Common Stockholders as registered at tbs
close OF business August 81, 1914.
T.. IL ALDEN, Secretary,
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THE AMERICAN TOBACCO COMPANY
III FIFTH Avenue.

New York, Senttmber :, III
dividend OF 1h9 has been declaT'd
upon the preferred stock OF The Amer u
1915 to stockholders of record al the Gloss
OF business September 10. 1914. Checkt w.'
be mailed. J. NJ. W. HICKS, 1rehsu7"r.
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DIVIDENDS AND INHERENT.
SNUFF oOMPANI,.

AMERICAN SNUFF COMPANL
Memphio. Tenn, septsmbes 2 niA,
Smut, Company, payable octoser let ss -. -
meas September l2th. 1914
While the earnings OF the Company hAv.
been sufficient to warrant the payment of
the cvual cash dividend on the eommo n
stock. nevertheless, In view of the conditions
brought about by the European wa, II i
the Judgment OF the directors that the oath
OF the Company should be conserved And
that the usual cash dividend on the eommo d,
stock should not be paid. and In lieu thercof
the Board OF Directors has ordered die
tributed among the common stock holders of
the Company e42J shares OF the 7ee pre-
ferred stock OF p. Lorillard Company and
3i40 shares OF the ~ preferred stock OF
Liggctt & Myers Tobacco Company owned
BY the Company. said distrfbution 10 h.
made out of the surplus % the COMPANY
and amounting TO ,O?3O4 s-li OF -hare Q,
J. Lorilard Company stock and .O3l27 2 II
OF a share OF Liggett \ Myers Tobacco Com
pany stock for each share OF common stoC
held In American Snun Company. and IL -
be made about october lst. i9ii, TO CONNIE a
stock holders OF record at the close OF bus
ness september 18th. 1914. Transfer hooks
Will remain open -
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WEYMAN-BRUTON COMPANY.

NO. % Union square Nortn.
New York. september 2, 1S,
Dividends OF / "a 90 on the Preferred STOCK
and SO on the Common Stock OF Weymau-
Bruton Company were this day declared pa
able october /. 1914, to stockholders OF
record at the close OF business September ~,
1914 Checks will he mailed.
HUNTER BROOkE il, Sec'y TreA.-
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WATER & POWER co
nA.l

A dividend OF ics for the quarter ending
Sept. 30th has been declared upon the capi-
tai stock Of this Company. payable on DC.
tober !, 1914. to stockholders Of record ~
the close OF business on September 20, 1915
CHAS. e. L. CLARKE, Treasure
New York september ., 1914
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Transit Company Reduces Dividend

Tho New York Transit Company has
declared a dividend Of So u share, which
is a reduction Of 81 a share as compared
with the last previous disbursement on
July 10. Ths dividend 10 payable 90
tober u TO stock d record September ~
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Lake Erie & western railroad Co.

For the purpose OF the annual meeting OF
stockholders 10 be held oct. IN, 1914. the
j NJ, on Wednesday. Sept. 9th and will be
re-Opened on Thursday, oct sth, 1914
MILTON $ BARGER, Treasurer.
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GEORGE w. HELME COMPANY.

III Fifth Ave. New York, Sept ., 1914
Dividends OF one and Three Quarters Per
Cent. on the Preferred stock and Two AMI
One-Half Per Cent. on the Common stock ~
George W. Helme Company were this dnF
declared payable October LIST. 1914, 10 stock
holders OF record at the close OF huslnus.
September 18th, 1914 Checks will be mailed.
r. D. CHRISTIAN, Sec'y & TreaA
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III '''"a'" ''' NJ. e. FINCH. Treasurer
THE DELAWARE 4 HUDSON CoMr ,a,s

A quarterly dividend Of TWJ AND ONE
QUARTER t2aeeD PER CENT ON the cap
itai stock or this Company will be paid At
the office Of the Company. - Nassau stree,
In this city, on and after Monday, sept 81,
1914, to stockholders Of record at close ot
business to day
BY order NJ the Board Of Managers
CHARLES A. WALKER, Treasurer
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p. LORULARp COMPANY.

Now YORK, SeptenbeT fNul WV
Notice Is hereby given that the TransNef
Books OF the Registered 7 per cent. Bonds Of
this Company will be closed at 8 o'clock T. ".
September 18th. 1914. for the payment o. u;
terest thereon due October LIST, 1914. and viii
be reopened at 10 o clock A. ", october :ni'
l9lt VIM u. RHETT, Treasurer
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Tn, Board OF Directors have this da' 81.
clared quarterly dividends OF 10 on IN.
ferred stock and 10 on the common ., =,
payable on October l., 1914, TO stoekh'."
~ record September 10. 1914
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P-LoRULARp COMPANY.

New fork, SeptenbeI INC, IFIf
Dividends OF IN per cent. on the Preferred
Stock and 2h per cent. on the Common
stock OF p. Lorillard Company have been
declared, payable October LIST. 1914, to STOCK
holders OF record at the close OF business
September 18th. 1914 check. VIII be rnailsi'
VIM p. RHETT, Treasurer,
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THE AMERICAN TOBACCO COMPANY
M. III Fifth Avenue.

New York. y. Y, september = II
books Of the rssistsrsd sSs gold bonds Of IN,
American Tobacco Company will close az
three o'clock p. NJ. September 10, lslt 20,
the payment OF interest thereon due oetober
i, 1914, and reopen az 10 o'clock A o.
toh.r . 1914 J NJ. w. HICKS, Treasure
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s4@.2kl
$3.50, 23e 5

The receipts from customs yesterday were
$3.50. 49, from internal revenue, ordinary, 81.
6S7. lN; corporation tax, 81 i0s and miscel.
laneous s3l6,33O. National bank notes received
for redemption. ST5i02l.
The cash statement OF the United States
Treasurer for September shows:
GENEQAT EIrNn
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RAILROAD EARNINGS.

The Erie Railroad reports for jury:
Gross r.v.nu.. ..... ,5.4Is5so Dec sfiss.s
oper' eIps, 6 taxes ti6i.6s Inc. 67ss7
oper income. ,l.2b7ss2 Dec. sis6. 500
SUsouEHANrSA AND WESTERN.
Tho Susquehanna and Western reports for
S Sp.r 5;S: take. sssss Dec Dec %
oper Income .s2.77s peo. u.soi
ATLANTIC COAST LANE
The Atlantic Coast Line Railroad Oom-
pany reports for July;
1874 Changes
op.r reyenues.,... '2,53sl3s mo. sso,sM
oper. income, .3lG,Ssl Dec. ,i,.sr
500"
Tive Minneapolis, st Paul and eauit Ste
Marie Railway reports for July:
1914 Changes
oper revenues 80. 1,6sG3e3 Dec sl6O,276
oper, erps, & taxes i.lls.lss Dec 1869
oper income.... si67.i3i Dec Nlsi7
chicago Division;
Oper. revenues. ss99I Dec. H77as
Oper. exps. taxes G3G9Ss Dec. 3l9l2
opsr income. 'e69lss Dec. sl5s2i
NASHVILLE. CHATTANOOGA AND ST.
LOUIS
The Nashville Chattanooga and 81. Louis
Railway Company reports for July
1914. Changes
oper. rovsnues, sl07l,7s0 Inc, s4.5I2
Oper. expenses. s37,s9+ Dec, 20. $50
Net OPS, rsvs,,. ,s'ss" Ipo. nkst1
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DAILY TREASURY STATEMENT.

WASHINGTON. Sept, THE statement of
tho receipts and pay warrants OF the Treasury
ahowH.
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The Erie Railroad reports for July:
1914 Changes
GROSS revenue. go. ,5.4ls5so Dec, sIlse42
Oper. eTps. taxes t.l6l. Gas Inc. G7s67
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1914-12-30
KEEN HOUSE TO OPEN
Philadelphia Will Have Dance House of Its
Own-Society Interested.

OWn-oOClely interested
That Philadelphia is to have most exclusive
dance house this winter in the heart of society's
most fashionable residential section. the doors
of which win open only to the Sesame" of the
favored few, has been a known fact for many
weeks, but only within the last few days have
any details regarding the realization of the
rumor been made public With no advertising
and the utmost conservativeness have the man
ayers and patronesses completed their arrange
ments, and the Keen House, for such 1t will
be known. will throw open its portals on the
afternoon of january to those who have
ceived neatly engraved little card of invita-
tion A reception win be given, however, by
the patronesses who comprise some 70 odd
society matrons Of this city, who will person
ally meet Mrs Keen, pupil OF Challls, and
who, with Mr.. Courtney, from Castle House,
will be present every afternoon and evening to
dance with the patrons. Keen House. figura-
lively speaking, is the entire second floor OF the
Jones Wister mansion, at 1919 Walnut street,
which has been Ideally ftted for the purpose.
and here society viii meet during the winter
afternoons and evenings and dance in the
privacy that Is equal almost to ones home.
Tea win be served. and poured each day by one
of the patronssses, while the chaperonage will
be supplied by the manager Mrs. James t,
Hasey Mrs. John B. slmms will preside at
the tea table on the opening day.
Among the many patronesses are Mrs. Lewis
Ashhurst. Mrs. Archibald Barclay. Miss Susan
Lynah Bruce. Mrs. Logan NJ. Bullitt, Miss Jean
Bultt. Miss Christine Chambers, Miss Kath-
arine Chambers Mrs. c. Howard Clark Jr., Mrs.
Herbert l. Clark, Mrs. James b. Coryell, Mrs.
Alexander Brinton Coke, Mrs j.. Chalmers Da
Costa Mrs. Paxson Deeter, Mrs. Henry X Dill
lard, Jr., Mrs. Robert Downing, Mrs Naudain
Duer, Mrs Charles p, Este Mrs. James f.
Fahnestoek, Miss Fahnestock Mrs. Walter ].
Freeman. Mrs. Robert Gamble. Miss Maria Gil
pin. Mrs. Henry s. Grove, Mrs. James I. HaIsey.
Mrs. Howard F. Hanssn, Mrs George ]. Hard
ing. Mrs Robert Emott Hare. Mrs. Harry Pick
ney Huse. Mrs Joseph A. Janney. Jr.. Mrs.
Walter johnson. Mrs. Wilbur KlaDp. Mrs
Ernest Law, Mrs. Arthur Lea Mrs. Charles NJ
Lea, Mrs Joseph Leidy. Mrs. David Lewis, Mrs
Henry AIcIntire. Mrs. Frederick Mshl Miss J.
de Teisseirs Monges. Mrs Rolaad Norris Mrs
Horace Nixon, Mrs. Frank Patterson. Mrs.
William Plat Pepper. Mrs, William Platt, Mrs
Earl b. Putnam. Miss Agnes Reppher AIrs
Henry Rowland. Miss Lily Rowland, Mrs
Thomas b. Sims. Miss Caroline sinkler Mrs
Arthur smith, Mrs. Alfred stengsl Mrs. Cor
nellus stevenson AIRS. d. T. stotesbary Ars
Hollingshead Taylor. Mrs. Harry O. Thayer,
Mrs sydney Thayer Mrs. Walter s. Thomson,
Mrs. Edgar WaFbuFton, Mrs. Auhrsy Wessht-
man. MEs. John l. Vents, Mrs. William West.
Mrs. Thompson Wsstcott. Mrs. Reynolds Wilson.
Miss Beatrice Wilson. Mas Helen Wilson. Mrs.
F. AeCEsa Wirsnaa. AiFs. Jones Wlster. Hrs.
Harold yamau
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NORTHEAST PHILADELPHIA

A surprise party will be given in honor OF Miss
Matte Listers birthday by a number Of her
friends. The house will be decorated with
ferns, palms and cut flowers. indicative of the
season. An orchestra will furnish music for the
dancing. The guests will be Miss Maude Denz-
ler Miss Florence Schoppe, Miss Frances
Hackel, Miss Gertrude Wills Miss Rebecca Kor-
man. Miss Mary Bachman, Miss Sara Ripley.
Miss Nellie Meyers. Miss Agnes Hoyle. Miss
Julie Wincish, Miss Ethel Kugler, Miss Pearl
Brady. Miss Nellie Handley, Miss Sadie Watson
Miss Lydia Watson. Mrs. William Handley.
James Myers. Arthur Cant James Fown.
George Kugler, Thomas Fern, Jean Doak. Rich
ard White. George Thomas, Edward Lister,
Raymond Potts, Earl Fitzsmmons, William
Barker Sydney Bates. George Horsefall, John
Watson and Ashton Gamble
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ALONG THE READING

Miss Julia Beck. daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles w. Beck, Jr., entertained at small
dance Monday night at her home Crescent
road, wyncote. The house was beautifully
decorated with holly and mistletoe, and the
guests, who we're mostly from the school set, in
cluded Miss Hope wheelocl, Miss Katharine
Johnstone, Miss Dorothy Campbell Miss Clara
Pearson. Miss Harriet Chapman, Miss Ruth
Perry, Miss Alice Perry, Miss Dorothy Bacon
Miss Mildred Lewis, Miss Alice Gehris, Miss
Marjorie Hanan, Of Montclair, N. j.; Willard
Moore, Clifford Moore, Robert Roden, William
Dicfte, John Gehris, Lyle Steele, Lincoln Roden
George Essllnger, Arthur Gehris, Joseph Jones'
Edward Schellenger, w. r. Woodward, Joseph
Cochran, Mr.. West and Mr.. and Mrs Alan H.
Reed,
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CO
DEBUTANTE 4AgsqI|
\ M 15Ei${ rs IS T}.8!9Z1'

HHRISTMAS week is usually gala time for
" every one, and this GEEK proves no eXcep-
tion. So far the young "debs" have had plenty
to occupy their minds, to say nothing OF their
time. This evening Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Angus
tus Berwlnd will give a largo ball in the
Bellevue-Stratford in honor of their daughter,
Miss Margaret Berwind.
Many dinners have been arranged before the
dance among which will be party at the
Rltz-Carlton in honor of Miss Pauline Disston'
to be given by her aunt. Mrs. A. Sydney Car
penter. Among those present will be Miss Ruth
Coke, Miss Cordelia Bddle, Miss Susan Brimner
Ingersoll, Miss Rosae Dolan, Miss Charlotte
Rush, Miss Gertrude Tower, Miss Charlotte
Harding Brown Miss Margaret Bennett. OF
Boston; Lewis Parsons, Philip s. P. Randolph.
Jr, Radcliffe Cheston, Hamilton Disston Car
penter, r. Penn Smith, Jr, John Potter, A. j.
Drexel Biddle Jr., and Frederick Stillman. OF
New York. The guests will afterward attend
the Berwind ball.
Miss Mary Wood Baily. daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles Winter Baily. will be the guest
of honor at a dinner to be given by Mr., and
Mrs. George Wood. of 1918 Spruce street. The
guests will include Miss Jean c. Bulitt, Miss
Anna NJ Heckscher. Miss Jean N. Thompson
Thomas d. Smith, Percival Drayton Taylor
Townsend w. Lycett, Ludwig C. Lewis and
Lewis II. Bush.
Mr. and Mrs W. Howard Pancoast, OF 1910
South Rittenhouse square, will entertain before
the Berwlnd dance in honor of their niece, Miss
Mary Brown Warburton, daughter OF Mr..
and Mrs. Barclay H. Warburton.
Miss Hilda Tunis. daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
Thomas r. Tunis. will be the guest Of honor
Of Mr. and Mrs William w. Fitler, at dinner.
Mr.. and Mrs. Stanley Grlswold Flagg. Jr., Of
172s Spruce street. will give dinner in honor
of Miss Emma Ashton Dorr. Covers will be laid
for H. and the floral decorations win be Christ
mas greens.
Miss Christine F. Chambers, OF 1880 Pine
street, will entertain in honor OF Miss Mary
Frances Fisher. daughter Of Doctor and Mrs.
II. Middleton Fisher. There will be IL guests
present who later will attend the ball.
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Miss e. Frances Embery, of 1882 Penn street.
was guest Of honor at a tea given for her at
the BeIevue-Stratford yesterday afternoon. She
also honor guest at dinner in the evening
given by Mrs. Howard McCalley, of 44th and
Pine streets. A delightful dance was given
Monday evening for Miss Embery by her moth
er. Mrs. William Embery, at their home. +S2
Penn street. The guests numbered 40, and in
cuded members of the younger set. in which
Miss Embery is very popular. Her engagement
has recently been announced to ]. Harry Doer-
ing, Of 2729 North 18th street
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TIOGA

Miss Adele schembs, of 1l41 Erie avenue, win
entertain at 800" and buffet luncheon this after
noon, when her guests will be Miss Mary Stew
art, Miss Vera walrath. Miss Anna Schneider
Miss Gsneyieve K1epper. Miss Florence sehnei-
der. Miss Leonore Walrath, Miss Josephine
Klepper, Miss Sophia Fischer. Miss Myrtle
southaH Miss Elsie sehembs Miss Elsie Bows.
Mr. and Mrs. e, MacAIoFris. OF 211s Erie ave-
nue., will entertain New Years party tomor-
row night, when their guests viii include Mr..
and Mrs. William E. Hiltner, Mr.. and Mrs. @.
L. Montgomery, Mr.. and Mrs. George A. Will
manns. Mr.. and Mrs James r. Vincent and
Claude Skinern.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1914-12-30

"a Field and Stream, Hitting the Win
ter Trail"
(2) Recreation, "The American Snow
SHOE"
(S) Outlook Feeding wild Birds by
Simple Methods"
(4) Baseball Magazine, THE Season."
(5) Baseball Magazine, Hans Wagner"
(6) Vogue "As Seen by Him"
Cd Field and Stream, "Airedale, Setter
and Hound"
(s) Outing, easy Piclups"
(s) Cosmopolitan. "Cheetah Hunting to
Hounds"