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Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1914-01-15

* u adjoining independence hall. at
Philadelphia has been restored
to the condition it was when the first
congress Of the United States met
there. from 1870 to 1900.
It's recent rededication was graced
by the presence of President Wilson.
Speaker Clark and a notable gathering
of national. state and municipal Off
Gals. Standing on the platform from
which Washington delivered his fare
well to the American people. President
Wilson paid a tribute to the founders
of the republic and compared their
problems to the problems confronting
the nation today.
From the same spot Champ Clark,
speaker of the house of representa-
tives, also delivered a short grafton, in
which he paid full honors to the mem
bers of those early congresses which
had sat within the walls of the historic
building.
1t is fitting that the old building. with
it's historical associations, should be
put i'll Il condition for preservation as
a relic for as one Of a unique group of
buildings it occupies a big niche in
American history. For nearly a hun
dred years it had served as a court
house and had been greatly changed
internally The earliest attempt at
restoration vas made in 1896, but it is
generally conceded that the senate
chamber as it came out Of the hands of
the restorers at that time did not close
~ resemble the room in which that Sc
date and august body deliberated.
Through the active interest of the
wife of Provost Harrison of the Uni
versity of Pennsylvania and Mrs. Sam
nel Chew and others in 1902 a commit
tee was appointed by the Philadelphia
chapter OF the American Institute Of
Architects to make Il survey of the
building with a view to restoring it to
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1914-01-15
Excellent for Stomache Trouble.

"ChamberIain's Tablets are just fine
for stomach trouble, "swrites Mrs. G. G..
Dunn, Arnold, Pa, Twas bothered
with this complaint for some time and
frequently had bilious attacks. Cham
berlain's Tablets afforded meTgreat re-
lief from the first, andssinces taking n
bottle of them | feel like a different
person" For sale by II. E. Close &
Co
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1914-01-15
FIGHTS DEER BAREHANDED.
Mans Battle With Infatuated Animal
Lasts Almost an Hour.

Mans Battle With Inturlated Animal
Lasts Almost an Hour.
For fifty minutes E. Nj. Smith, super
intendent Of Chautauqua park, near
Boulder. Colo, fought barehanded with
an enraged buck deer and was saved
from death by the arrival Of park at
PENDANTS, who heard his cries for help.
Smith went to the Enclosure in which
the deer was confined, on his morning
feeding round. The buck dashed at
him with lowered head.
The superintendent saved himself for
almost IN hour by hanging to the
deer's antlers.
The furious buck tossed him into the
air and dashed Smith to the ground
time and again. breaking four ribs and
his left arm.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1914-01-15
kitty's Advantaoe.

Love is like Il Kitten gurgled the
sweet young thing. ut is born Blind
Yes. but it only takes q kitten nine
days to get its Eyes opened" replied
the utterly unfeeling brute.-Philadel-
phia Record.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1914-01-15
MAKING an Actress.

At the amateur t%heatricals:
Mother-One thing 1 must say to
you, Ida. Do not laugh in that satirical
way you have in the sad parts. If you
can't cry then for goodness sake be
neutral.-Fliegende Batter.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1914-01-15

"Generally debilitated!for years. Had
sick headache, lacked ambition, was
worn out and all run down. Burdock
Blood Bltters made me a we'll woman
Mrs. Chas. Freitoy. Moosup, Conn.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1914-01-15
Prompt.

Prompt.
Post-A beautiful garden party was
given yesterday under the auspices of
Lady Black.
Mrs. Newrich I'll have our land
scape architect plant some auspices on
our lawn at once.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1914-01-15
Right In Style.

"She must dress in all the latest
styles"
What makes you think so?"
Il just overheard her telling a friend
that she hasn't a thing At to wear."-
Detroit Free Press.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1914-01-15
: Congress Hall Restored ;
And Rededicated;
How the Work Was Done :

"a I"TER many years of Indifference
@A and delay old Congress hall.
* ~ adjoining independence hall. at
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1914-01-15
Wholesome Fear,

Miss H.. the principal Of a grammar
school. was investigating a case
brought her by a pupil.
Are you quite SUR that was the
way it happened. Mrs. p"
Miss H.. that was just the a
I'm telling you the truth. l wouldn't
dare tell you a lie. Pm not we'll enough
today."-Woman's Home Companion.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1914-01-15

Farmers, merchants, r%ailroaders,
laborers, rely on Dr.. Thomas Electric
oil. Fine for cuts, sburns, bruises.
Should be kept in every home. Csc
and SOC.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1914-01-15

The name-Doan's inspires confidence
-Doan's K~idneyiPills for kidney ills.
Doan's Ointment for skin itching.
Doan's Rsgulets for a mild laxative.
Sold at all drug stores.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-06-15
Die Nennen In 9afpnia.

5iir bic hsutisen Rennen iHo fol
senoe pferbe anaemeloet:
grites Rsnnen - Waiben speiidb'
rigs; 5 Jurlongs: r. u. Wsiale 109
go Gain 100, S5oius 100. Seler
Runbpulo 100, Bird anb Wortdr
100, Wabeap 0udsb 100. Rebscta
Wofes 100. Ban Maib 100, ssnes
109, Gbalmers 112. Ss5set6p liz,
Gbeiierton 112.
3lpeites Renuen - orsiidbrigs uno
dltsre: 6 SurloHas: Sibnep 5slman
103. .Soe Walfh 103. Transportation
103, O'Reillp 103, gridlsp 106, Ros
bert aan 1o6. Suitiee @os6el 106,
Raoul 106, glaeonette 106. Wac 106.
Gbdrles 3. ia. Rolbmaiter 119.
9rittss Rsnnen - SeIina; brei.
Ibriae uHb dltere: cine W2eile uno 70
garos: alobor 80, Expectation 92,
Maior Belt 90. Guitace 95, 1ranlit
80. gplp 6ia 95, iFleuron III. 105.
Star OF Danube 105. Glsrt 107,
Gbarlen MceSrran 107. Sc Ill.
Diertes RenRen 6anoicap;
brsiidbria. unb Gltere. l. Wlsils:
prince 5ermis 100. Blat 5onep 100,
0onsrail 106. Cream 107, Great
Sritian ia.
fiinftes Rennen aipeiiGbriJe;
81 Surlonss: Rinalbo 1o5, Reiian
105. etberbop 105. 3. ssirft los,
Spcstbeart SUE 100. 2abp Weri.
can 100. gmsron go9rdn 112, Ran.
der 112.
Seditss Rennen Sellina: orsi.
idbriac unb altere, 1 Wsils unb 70
ndres: Opation so, 8uibp Seab 92, |
Squire gia 80. Rifle griaabe 1O2. |
8eorae Stoa 102. ct. 4panc 105. |
Sobn q. 0saoer lot, pliant 100, |
csopoIo Ill. Z. 3. RObinfon Ill.
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2seim Yootfa6reu ertrumRem,
5n ben 5lutbeH oes Ohio ianS ssiteru
Der 20 Sabre altc Sen Iartin
ieiHeu Soo.

Dor Den glugen Isinsr 5r.unSe srs
trant, sbe ibmRsttuns ssbratt ipsroen
tonnte Der 20 Sabre alts Ben Mars
tin bon Der Granoin Rpab, nabe Wla.
oiion qpenus. Mdrtin bate iid ntt
mebreren arsunben, bersn Rameu nrdl
Mt srmitteIt tperben ionnten, ba td
Der unfaa an Der asntlldper Seit.
abipielte, pom Semis 5ifbing Camp,
nabe Gonep Sslano, in .insm Nad.n
dnf oen Sbio bsssbsn. als Wartin nit
einem 5rsun0 ben Sib tpshisln ippIl.
te. Sierbei fam ods Isifts Boot ins
S6Danten uno Der jlinge Maan
itiirSte Dor ben ausen ieiner sSrsunbe
igpfiiber in bic Slutbn. 2lle Der.
ii.9e. bem Grtrintenben Reituna az
brinsen, fpnren psrssblid. ba Mart;n
ffnslI bon ben DsIIsn fortgstraasa
lpurbe unb Sen 8Iidsn isinsr Grtunoe
srtf4tpano. gs mar niht m5gli5,
bic aei8e gu bergen.
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so Ssab geibleuSert.
@uroe Garl Smit6 unb iein geglci-
ter, ais ieiu Muturrao nit elmer
Sar fullioirte.

gRsItihrsie srfiilten bic auit,
5rduen tparen elmer S6nma6t na1e
als geiterH Ra8mittag elm ppn Carl
Smtt6, q Sabre alt, DON 30. PIG
Weit WeWtiden Noenue pobnhdft, qss
Ierttes Wotorrao an Ser 9. uno Ban.
milIer Strabe nit elmer GolIeee SiI
Gar tollioierte. Der anpraq mar 10
9eiualtig, bab Smith uno iein geeIeis
ter Sobn Seioel oon gao. 1438 ryree.
man Npenus nit benz Wotprrdo so
SUB fortgei6Ieuosrt puroen. @llr=
oerbarer Weiie fam 6sibel unberlebt
odoou, fpdbrsno Smith ben Yrucb 0es
linten geines uno 9erlebungen an Der
Sttru oapon trug. Smitb mubts nab
Dem itGotiiteH 6oIpital gs6ra6t per
ben. Sc tonnte nitt qennu feitgeitelt
perben, fpie iih Der llnflq ersi0nete.
augenSeugeu poqen bemertt babcH,
bdB Smitb in ooler 5abrt aus Der
Bapmiller Strabe in bic 9. StrdBe
einbog un6 hierbsi nit Der inn ent.
gsgsntommsnosH, iih ebsnfals in
ihneller 5abrt 6eftnoliden Gar aus
iammenitieB. 8as Mptorrao puros
ourd ben QnpraQ boQitdnbig bemos
Iiprt
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-06-15
35idbriges Seftebem.
Guans. ct. 5O6annes.@emeinse in
IeabiHs ieiert ibr @riimbunssieit.

Die GOangslii6e ct. Sobannes sc.
meinoe gu Reabtng (paitor pauI
8ourquim tarn nunnebr auf Elm 80.
| jdbriges 8sits6en 3uriidbliden. Nm
ldBlid bieies greisniFss fancen ges
tern orei 5eitsottesbisnite fatt, az
fpel6en fi9 bic epdngeliI6sn gemsins
Den aits Der Gtnot unb Der umgegeno
in srobsr 3abl bet6siligtsn. Bon Dem
Gemeinbeorgdniiten 5errn syreb.
Srreen mar Elm Id0nes muiitaliihes
programm ailfgeit.[t iporosn, !peldes
in bed brei 9ottesbienittn sur Durd-
fiibrung seldngte. 9err Spresn iit EN-
ror5iigli6er Organiit unb auberbem
bate er bic Wittpirtltng bes @emsir=
cedors iopie Der Gb0re Don GlmpOuo
place uno bon Dinton place nebit
Den Soliitsn 5rau W. Slider, Wm.
Sdmibt unb eugene Seott Iopie nss
Srsaniiten Serrn gonrab G6elin5.
De, @smeinbesprdiioent Ssrr Urn.
Ddupalter bielt i'm 9ormittagss@
tesoienit cine NHfprdhe unb bic iSeit-
prebigt belt pofor S6psidbarbt.
Nd6mitiags prebigten Die paitoren Z.
5errmann uno .. WoriB uub 4benbs
paitor paul 5ausmann uno Batter
z. 6. aramer. 1erner fpirtisu bis
Yaitorsn 6iibitmnnn, @isbe. Br:.
ariiger. +. q. grune. 6. S6miot
gaul gourquin uuo anbere nit. Der
Trdueuperein bate bic 9etpirthuAJ
i;tsrnommen unb bisie lieb burhats
nihts All fuiinIhen iibrig.
Die Gpung. ct. Sobannes 8smsiTs
be su Hsdoing puro, am IA. Wdi
1879 aegriinoet. Der erite &ir6enrat3
fstanb aus folasnosn Mdnnern: ).
.. gruii.f, Grisbrih 9iii4er, Bm.
8auipalter, 6einrit Dsbmer, Ssinritb
aattmann. Sobann Wi6el, GuGen
gannenbsrg ssrieorid prior, Bm.
S6rieber llnb 9lbdm Sf,tpar3. Die
gemeinbs bat Elm i60nes gissnthun
lnb 1T itiiloenfrei. Die an beriel6su
beite6enben 9ersins nebmen an ben
Observation-Disclosures grohes Sus
'ereIIe unb erfreusn iih b.s gliihsns
unb 8ebsib.n. paitor paul gourqu;n
iebt Der @emeinbe Ieit elmer Reibe por
Sabrsn als Sseliorger DOR.
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0ebnrten.

BilIiam uno Gillian 9srgjObonr
$50 Martin strabe; Mdb9sn.
Sarrb s. uno Clara Semsn, 31t
Ne6iter StraBe; MGo6en.
9eorge un6 CLARA S6uetts, $685.
grapopn 2lpenre; MGo6en
Wiaidm lro Gmmu Qttinion, 1925
Sebler Strabe; &uabe.
Geo unb SpIspbine Meiners, 1925
Granb Ipenue; Snabe.
Nrtbur unO Wdro Grltps, $50
BeFi 9ierte straBe; 9nabe.
go. nno 2lIice Soltb1us; StrbD
Goab; MGb6en.
5rdnt uno WolIie &aiIsr, 43S5
@irainia 4psnle; anube.
9eorge 81. uno GliSubeth 2epple
1771. Baltimore 2lcenus; MGbhen.
Sobn uno 2ouiin Weiper, 724
Wabe Strabs; anabe.
9loim uno 9lnno geroer, ia Sit
Clifton 4peuue: MGbder.
Iuguft uno SoIepbins pstsrs. 421
armorp 4penue; Gnd6e.
Gilbert itno Wurn Wabm1n, 529
Clinton Strabe; MGb6eu.
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6ed.r EOiten 639, o. u. 81.

Sn Der Central Surnbaae fanb ses
tern Raamittog bic regelmGbige 9ere
iommlung Der obigen Organization
itatt, in pel6er Serr Srant Sauier
ben 8oriiB fiibrte uno Der langid6rise
Ibiutant, 5err Gbas. @nslin, Der fiG
bon Ieiner fiirali9en &rantbeit pieoer
erbolt bat, ebenfaqs pieoer ieinesQm>
tes paItete. 0eriel6e unterbreitete
5unG9it ieinen 6aIbid6rli6en 9eridt,
Der bic erfreuIide SbatTa6e auffpies,
ooB Der Yoiten nod aus 81 W2italies
bern beitebt uno pd6renp Der lebten
ie6s Monuts tein Mitglieo our6 ben
Fob perIoren bot 6err Gbas. aubl,
Der am 9rGberi9mudungstdqe i'm
Quftruge Der Organization oas Seders
OentmaI i'm @afbington BART oeto=
rirt bat, ipuroe Der 0anf oes Boitens
ausgsiPro6en. ge5iiali6 bes Stadtss
TeIold9ers, oos pom %. big 25. sSuni
in gaft QioerpooI, g., Itattfinoet,
plroe bei6loi1en, on StelIe bes friiber
erHnnnten Delegaten, Der reIi9nirt bat,
teiHsn GriaBmunn gu srnennen. 9trs
ranaement5 bebufs gsi6idunq bes
National 5elolagers. oas am 81.
Nuguit in Detroit. Mid., Ieinen On
fans nimmt, Ioqen in elmer Ipdteren
StBung aetroffen neroen. Sine @ins
laoung oes Il. g. 8runt Camp go.
100 g. 8. 9. gu Der @inmufteruna
elner neuen WfitdlisbertluiIe. bic am
%. SUM- in parlor u bes 9urnet
0ouie Tottfiroet fuurbe uneenommsn.
Dor S6luB Der SiBunq nurbe nod
beIdtoiIen, ben biesiGbriuen 9lusflua
Der Mitglisosr uno i6rsr 5amilien am
samitoa, 4. Suli, su oeranftalten.
luf @inIaounq bss 9ameraben 0m.
Utaeiher sebt es p;eber na6 oeiIen
mbid1 aeleoenem 6cim in Wt. Nsnihs
ngton, unb 3por ntrb um 9 nbr
Utorqens an Der q. uno Sycamore
5trdBe cine Spe3iaIcar fir bic SbeiIz
lebmer berett iteheu. Gbenip Ipa Die
Piidfohrt am @bsno per SpesiaIcar
rfolgen.
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Mil9ftatipnen
&erbcH am WOntag fir ben CONNER
crOffnet.

9lm Montag mer6en oie 5ebn @iilt1.
itationen in nerihieoenen 36eilen ser
StaOt, ole inter ser &ontroQe bcs
Itdotiiden @eilm0beitSantts Iteben,
fiir Den CONNER er6iinet merben.
SSn Oieien Stationcn miro iiir SGllg,
liHge in sis gcpndtc Wfild SIM
Nreiie ben AZ Gents oa5 Gint Der.
fauit ueroen. Nm poaig mittclloie
5amilicn mir0 6ieie Wtild fiir SGilg.
linge, 3nnf Ser @encroiit1t bon
c5rau Charles q. Gait, noaig foitcu.
frei abqeqeben peroen. 9ie Wtildita.
tionln in0 Die folgt:
6igblano Sdatle, an Der GaIteru
gloen1te uno GENTS StraBe.
ct. Saul @emeinOeiduIe, go. iii
@e1IoIeton Strabe.
Semiih Gettlemcnt, g2o. 415 Gin.
tom StroBc.
llniteo Semii5 G6oritics, 731 8eIt
SedIte StraBe.
9ouglaB S6uIe, Sims Glace un6
G6apel StraBe.
SpIcr Sdulc, Storrs StraBc, nabe
Surns Strabe.
Union Bethel, OF GIt 7ritte CTR.
Cincinnati EolgcIinic, 920 &nce
Strabe
S6io-W2iami Clinic, g2cW2iden
IDerue. ndhe Gin StrdRr
3pcr Scbule, 8apniQer Strabe,
qegeniiber Der GeIt Strabe.
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witt gteinen bpmbarbirf.
@nroc Der ROlisiit 8raf ais er eincn
9lrreitanteu perbaitete.

@egen bic poli5iiten bonn 3psit.ll
poli3eioiitritt ideint in gepifien &rci.
Ter eine itarte 2tDeriion gu berri6ea,
oa Die gedmten imna6Ii6tli6 gegen
alles 9eiinOel unb au9 gegen Spie>
ler borge6eu. 8eitern traf Der poiiz
alit @raf an Der 3. unO @ggleItOn QDs.
etne Rotte Wdnner an, fpelde feinea
Dertrallenspiiroigen @tnbrud mahten.
Der geamte forberte Die Wdnner atf,
ii9 tort 3u bege6en un0 ni9t an ben
StraBeneden berum3uiungsrn. Gie
y'sbr5abl fam Der Qufforoerung na1
nur Sames WcWanus BON gio. 414
God Strabe pieoerieste ild Der Aui.
fnroerling oes geamten. 2tls @rdT
CUR Ber6aftung oes 8ioerIpenitiasn
i9ritt urb WcManus gum 9pli3eiz
Meloetaiten bru8te, bombaroierten 1le
5reunoe oes @er6afteten ben geamten
nit Steinen. Graf puroe our4
Steinpiirfe am 9opf unb 2lrm per.
leBt, mar aber i'm Stanoe, i'm 8ien;t
gu Oerbleiben. Wlit GROCER Miihe
tonnte Der 4rreItant in ben Yatrolfpae
gen gebraat tperoen, nit pel6em
mebrsre Poli5iIten antamsn, Die i6ram
btbrGngtsn aOGegsn SiIfe Ieiftsn poGs
ten. geim @rI6einen Der qoli3:iz
mannfhaften ergriffsn bic Ropoies
bic 5luht uno teiner Der Burden
tonnte oerbaftet peroen. @egen Wlts
Munus purbe bic gei6ulpigung ocs
unoroentIihen getragens erbpben.
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gterblitbfeitsberi6t.

StslIa DOna9ue, "a, 915 Gba.eou
g(pemle; SubertuIpIe.
Biuiam 2, 3sasooIe, 81. S23 Gin.
coin aDenue; SaIliudn.
gugene gbplr0s, 45, St1ot; IN
queit in Shlpebe.
Qeia Roiemsosr 81. % Oft 8ds
niels Strube; arebs.
9ert6d Stapls, %. 915 %. 5iiNfle
Gtrobe; 2un9enentSiinHarg.
Tper geupcr. 30, 80 Dtit 9i6s-.p
fStrats; Snqueit in S6pebc.
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SaeOb SoIlmers sommeraarten.

Sdcob SoIlmsr's SOmmersorten an
Der Widtn qosnue in glmpoob Be-
bduptet ods alte Renomnes fir
ebider Dinners. Stsuts uHb tdIts
Speiien. gs III Der I60rite pIab fiy
Gutos, Pripdt. uno 9sgel @eisas
lhdfteu nebit gamiIien picnics.
gBenn lebtere Sonntoes itdttfinbsn,
tOnnen bic 8srdniiuIter ibr eiaenes
Bier bdben. gstanntlid betrGst Der
Tdbrpreis Der Strabenbabn bon Der
Stabt iebt nur nod fiinf Gsnts, mas
nur baau beitrG1t. ben glnbrona AZ
aoumer's gtabliFement an i.eiaeru.
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9irid,c Scutc.

@tnen i6ipereu @erluit Sat 6.
6aebule pon go $50 gort Strube
3lI per5eihnen. 6debnls poIIte lid
aettern nit sintm 3use bonn 9ranb
Central Depot fortbegeben uno gerietb
bterbei in oas 9eorGnge, peIdes bel
Der Sdbrtarteu Aontrplle reselmdbig
itdtifinbet. 0ieie Gelsqenbeit benubts
etn 5didenoieb, bem 6aebnle aug Der
6iiftentai6e Die GeIobDrIe NIT 800
Srbalt gu mauien. Der gsito9lene
tpHHte Der Qplisei cine cute geihrsis
buna oes permeintIi9eu Disbes ntts
tbxilen.
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Giienbdbn-GIcm Sebbeler, Soi.
@eiieI, Ben. cdoenieIo, Sarrp Soft,
'Iug. SlmoerllrnitlL Ailliml Stctterer.
prciic = Geo. y. Sdralo, Sp.
aolfmeper.
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SIN sofoenen Aran3.
2ie GuanseliidJ-Eruteit. ct. Wiarfns
Wemeinbe icicrtc sciterm i1r sol.
Senes Stiftunss'Sn

@robartise rirdIidje 6eier. a3iele
@dite aus Gad6argelneinoen uno
aus Der ltmgebuug. - gr1htige
&eitaurirung Der STRIDE. = 3abl,
reide StiifEngen bon @emeinbe.
mitglieoerit. = geri6teoene Gaui.
linge.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-09-08
'oWOMANS VARIED INTERESTS

ties in a sash in the back. The long
raglan sleeves are finished at the bot
tom with charmeuse cuffs. Il is made
in white and navy blue. Price, s16 rs.
Erect Pleated Organdie Collar.
An excellent copy Of French waist,
with set-in sleeves, is made Of crepe
de Chine and finished with a ruffle Of
organdIe. This waist shows the use Of
the high pleated organdie collar,
standing up straight, so that the face
nestles into It in a most attractive
way; or it may be turned down, thus
forming a fat pleated collar The waist
is closed in front by pearl buttons.
Price, IS 10.
When going to the woods it is some
times hard to know just where to find
tailored waists. A good 9th av. shop
is showing one known as the "Olym-
pic" which is of madras, with a box
pleat on each side Of the front and
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At Southampton.
[By Telegraph o &c rrIbune. ]

Southampton, Long Island, Sept. t.
The wedding of Miss Dorothy Hyde
and Darragh A. Park will take place
September 10 at 1 o'clock at St. An
drew's-in-th e-Dunes Church, South
ampton. Miss Hyde's bridesmaids will
be Miss Edith Mortimer, daughter Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Stanley Mortimer, and
Miss Elsie Park, sister Of the bride
groom.
Mr.. Parks best man will be his
brother, James Park, and the ushers
will be Fl. Pratt Mexican, Charles H.
Davis, Erskine Wood, George Won L.
Meyer, jr., Walter Tufts, Humphrey
Parsons, Thomas rockingham, Samuel
NJ. FELTON,, Carleton Burr, Griswold
Webb, Lewis Park and H. Godfrey
Hyde. Mr.. Park gave his bachelor
dinner at the Meadow Brook Club last
Saturday night.
Mrs. Howard Page is visiting with
her daughter, Mrs. John CrOss, at the
Emmetts Cottage. The ball which was
held at the Meadow Club tonight was
postponed from last Saturday on &C
count of the Red Cross ball at the golf
club. There was a large attendance.
Among the guests here for Labor Day
were Miss Eugene Philbin, Miss Marian
Clark, who is visiting with her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. George c. Clark, and
Mrs. Bertha W. Cody, who has recently
returned from Venice.
Mrs. Cortlandt Nicoll is the guest of
Mr.. and Mrs. Benjamin Nicoll at their
cottage on Shinnecock Hills.
Guests at the Southampton Club in
clude Francis H. Kinnecutt, Archie
Harrison and Girard Thompson.
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At Narragansett Pier.
[By Telegraph to The Tribune. ]

Narrag@Asett Pier, Sept. IA nota-
BILE social event of the day at Nara
gansett was tea and dance given by
Mrs. Irving H. Chase, of Waterbury,
Conn, at Sunset Farm, Wakefield.
Among the guests were Mr.. and Mrs.
David S. Baker, DIR. and Mrs. Archibald
G. Thomson, Mr.. and Mrs. Alexander
Brown, Mr.. and Mrs. John R. Fell, Mr..
and Mrs. Philip f. Stevenson, Philip
Randolph, Philip Randolph, jr, Miss
Hannah Randolph, Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles Hitchcock, Mr.. and Mrs. S.
Human Bird, Howard Hitchcock,
Charles H. Dorr, Mr.. and Mrs. Henry
De Coppet, Mr.. and Mrs. Sharp, Mr..
and Mrs. Jerome Bonspsrte, DR.. and
Mrs. Joseph Leidy, Mr.. and Mrs. War
ner Jones, Mr.. and Mrs. John C.. Norris,
Miss Lisa Norris, Miss Lucy Jones,
Miss Lucia Chase, Mr.. and Mrs. Caryl
Roberts, Francis Moulton, the Misses
Moulton, Mrs. B. Dobson Altemus, Lin
coin Vaughn, Wheaton Vaughn, Mrs
Albert Bond Lambert, Mr.. and Mrs
John W. Converse, Mr.. and Mrs. q. Co
burn Darling, Mrs. LA Watkins, Mr.
and Mrs. Harold S. Knowlton, Ensign
H. V. Bryan, U. S. N; Miss Meta JEFF
ferson, Mrs. Edwin H. Englis, Mr.. and
Mrs. J. P. Robinson, Harold Hatch, W
". Sherman, Mr.. and Mrs. o. L. Mers-
man, Miss Elizabeth Robinson, Miss
Ruth and Elsie Robinson, Mrs. N
B. Pettis, John Welsh. Saunders Jones
ir.. Mrs. r. Frederick Taylor, the
Misses Taylor, Mrs. Charles r. Snow
den. Miss Katherine Schermerhorn, Mr.
end Mrs. Henry B. Kane, Miss Alice
Foster, William C. Morrow, Mrs. Ernst
wilkinson, Mr.. and Mrs. Edward L.
Welsh, Montgomery Blair and the
Misses Blair.
Mr.. and Mrs. David Stevenson gave
dinner at the Imperial.
The Casino closed tonight with
dance which was attended by number
Of the cottagers.
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At Newport.
rRy telegraph to The Trtbun.

fBy Telegraph to The Tribune
Newport, Sept. Prior to the mill
tary ball at the Naval Training Sta
tion tonight dinners were given by
Captain and Mrs. Roger Welles, Lieu
tenant Commander and Mrs. Frank
Taylor Evans, Lieutenant and Mrs. ].
R. Morrison and Paymaster George ".
Piman, Jr.
Miss Ruth King Of New York, who
Is the guest of Mrs. Lawrence L. Gil
lespie, registered at the Casino to-day,
as did Henry r. Sedgwick, who has
just returned from Europe and who is
the guest Of his parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Robert Scdgwiek. E. J. Curley, I'd, New
York, is visiting DR.. J. J. Mason. S.
w, Riddle, Glen Riddle Farms, Penn;
r. Nelson Bucklty, ]. G. Leiper, jr,
L. W. Riddle, Philadelphia; E. P.
Pearson, Newport, and R. De B. Board
man, Boston, are visiting William
Earl Dodge, also registered at the
Casino.
Mrs. J. J. Mason gave a dinner at
WGbun IN honor of her guest, Miss
Louise Webb, Of New York.
Mrs. Lewis Quentin Jones was a
luncheon hostess to-day,
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back. The collar may be closed about
the throat to form semi-high collar,
or it may be left open, after the man
ner of the sport waist 1t comes in a
wide range of materials and prices. In
madras 50 80, linen SO 90, and in china
silk So rs.
A new feature in the world Of sport
waists is the adaptation Of the
"middy," which, instead of being long,
is made like waist and worn outside
of the skirt. 1t is of homespun, with
short sleeves, an adjustable collar and
vestee of white pique and a loose belt
of the material. Price, 81 70.
Pleated Handkerchief Linen.
The variety of waists and blouses