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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-05-01
anepb @irId, GaieanO, aeitOr6en.
glidlarb Wrpinn,
tfeaiiiraior.

G6tcaqo, 30. glpril gloA
lGugcrcn Sciocn lit in Der gSobnlng
ieincr Go6tcr, Srau 5. S6molb, glr.
1919, g8ooDlarun-9lpe., Sacob @irldL
Der YrGiiOent scr S5iri6 &idwirc
So, lucldc in ". @..&onbnrn.Str. ein
@roB9eidGit in @lciOcrn bctrclbt, gcs
itorbeu. Gor rs So6rcn IN arcu5-
no1 in 9crtidlauo ge6oren, fan CT
olS jlnger Nlann nab Den Scr. Stoo-
ten, mar 0onn mc6rerc Sabre IN
gicparf geid0itli6 tbdtig ino fam
1875 nod G6icogo, 100 CT balO oa-
ralii Oas bciagte aleiOcrgci1drt 9rlln-
Oetc, oas er bis flr5 Dor icinenl Sooc
nit olltcni @riolgc lcitetc glnBer Der
genannten Sohter binterl1Bt CT eincn
5o6n, 9tamens oarrp s. Siri6 Der
ibnl bel Ser 6iibrlmg ocs @elcbnltS
5llr Seite ItanO. Seine 6ran Ut ibm
bcreits Dor mc6rcren Sa6rcn i'm Sooc
D0rangcqangen
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-05-01


Gme 9lnr, ben 9Ibidlniu 90 oes siriirls 81
Upn Oanbn'c fummcuiirtcm 0pbeg otf ula
icnnldlcu SluilWClctc DDil WnfnlnApi ~
tel ,,Scitnmrutc,Wclcke" Nntcuurl rNrt'
paltung bnrdl riuen ylndla0ueruailcr" 30
uibcrrufcn uno nit slmeioemeltcN neN
nu5uncGncn.
Gn e. I'M slbiMnih 5s Dcs sriiels Va pQn
VupbOe iommCniiricm 0oOcf oct pOeulWelt
0luilgcicbe pou NiarDlauo nuier Auoetgn qol
Qclmrcbcn ii, hnh feline 6rdu nle AablHbQel
iuulicru nbcr ais Iciiamcnie7&oul oulnedrtlh lie
liii3ircn iuu WWu br Wnlic nlu NllNNNf
liir lore Crrcnc BllNlcrlullnnQ licuii uiiQ
ncr pcyhehai0ccn 6ral ooe 3cNi nceenst
mnrnc. e0cnlu 0onlrdiic ahdhlh'leB2N, We
imdie 81 hcirciben 5n lld0en nho W. pe'
ilnacn 3n lacn ais ub lic coi0 mare aper npdl
icn Gcrun Qcm0d)i uurOc. bcdnfcl elulWhut
5S ncs glgiiicls 03 ga pocrruieu uno ncll dil
snncNncu. 0cr brcn Waiicn NunllN NulAlWnii
ltr ne 80 lieuen, im SOUS g Wa suqo',no NV,
pnllcriu obcr IcamcHis &ohlitedefln lihial'eN
ionic. ,.,..... ILL.,.
NiarDlano periigi Pep PSI Nnlgillia sr Ss
oer ofiruiliomi Nihildcicbe bon WdrOluno. =
tel SeItanenisl OiclcGc lliicuiic a@Niudi
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0crrliicn mo ncn nnQcnqmnleil lpetoeh lou nlw
bierntt IA h han cr ipic ul lanict
5s Sine bclbcrai0ec Stdt wv peleWNW
lrin In bcricl0ci Nctf nie ttNahcilf SOU
Ilrcderin nbcr Nahlahpcrngiiern iu lnnfcli
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irn mic as IN niccli glttllcl llit ole NitQ
icbd BON Ieanlenis ,,,iS Sie @ 6n5 na,
Teiionrnis guulrcdetnncu ooer 9iuNluB Ncf
inaIterinncn. bic coiB uuo = Sabre ooer odr
iein alo 90 lie im miinolAcn Allcr bon ~
Se93tgf Se193tSfbniii uno ici Is icrncr perinQl. ooe
oisicr VII uon Datum iDrcr sluna0me iH Nsot
liciiaiioi am ~ 6c0ruar 1914
tglpr2Q Dlaio)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-05-01

g8oi6inqtom 80 9lpril.
0ic Gcrbonolinacn I'M GonereB be-
trcffs ocr in &oriNlog gebrobten
probi6itiDcn StGlcr I'M oolnit ocm
Wfit0e6cn bon Coupons bci'm Scr
fouf BON Giqorctten Gigorren lno
gubof lm0 GinI0icn oerieIben OurH
ollcrlci iogcnannte @rdniien Elm Gnoe
5u niahcn ucr0cn nocb eincni geltcrn
Ncioltcn @cic6hlB ocs SmtS.Gomitc'S
fiir N8ittcl uno g9cqc crit inn De5cH'
Der oifgenonuncn per0el.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-05-01
glnaemcimc sffeutlidc @eIcec.

0apiiC III.
Cine Mite ben 9loidnitt ocs Hrtitele l4-N
ocS Guocr Dec Biientlidlcn nlpcniclurn We
Ic6c nom MiarNinno, wlc er ohrd Napite
lO0 Der glitc bcr Se1ielatnr uonl 5nDt'
1870 cuaicu iunroe 80 miocrhicn nne
nit gfmcuDcmtntcn ucn nn5nnrlmeu.
Nbimniit eel IS pnn ocr Nc0alnint ool
NjarDono pcrii0i car Der sl0@pil ! peg w
tlcs Nm 6cs0uocr Scr bllcnil0ch alleeniet
ncn Nciebc BON Mdfnldq0 luic et our0 Sdpuc
AOG Der glilc ocr Gc9lelnilr non Wlar0uue
pom Sabre 1910 crlaiicn putoc ipioctrnlen nlll
mit glmcnocmenicn ncu angcnomnlcr meroe
70 0nB en- uic iolpi lGuci.
@nimnin Qaecrbuus Quitiungcn moqer
bon irecno cincm 9apcrDaus Sclibcr aus0clicl
lpcrocl Sin Qa0eroons iql als cl @epelloi
uncr cine 5truliur bcir00ici ,metocl ii ocn
Giocnibum rocnn mChcr grt Qcdpeti mlto
bnrauspcicbl icoo0 onB Gin @tnnonnd ooel
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6clc mii cincm 8anc ooct aul anoetc gee!l
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mclocn foil penn oardui umlanAtelWes oocl
idpcrcs 0ipcni6pm aclaacri lplro,
Nbi6nili . I'M lcl cs lerncr pctluAl odl
biefc gliie bonn Gailm iprcr AnnaDme III Nra'
ircic
@cadiiei om "a. Ndra 1914.
(Apri3O Widi1 2A1,O)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-05-01

Nnpitc 2S1.
Cine glitc, bent NrtItel - Occ OUbrr Der Ufs
frnthhcn angrmclnen Weicec uDn Nlnrn.
lnun uun 1910, Titci ,,3crbrcdlcn mn
Ncitrainngen", ilntcrtitcl ,,@ctrnn" cincn
ncueu Abidlnitt bci6nililcn; bciagtcr ncurr
9lbidlnitt 81 bciagtcm glrtilel n iol
1i2-N uummcrrt iucrbcn CT mndlt cS
~ clncm 8eracbcn, pcnn ciuc @criun init
Der Nbint cine auoerc eeriun 81 6ctrigeu
nno IN bcihuinDcln, cjclo, Credit gSnns
rcn, Ojhtcr Uocr nnDcrco uou gSertl nit
trit Nbcd, Srntic poer Erorc ir1cno cincr
stri ani cine Snnt, Heriuik Tirntn uoer
Corporation crbalt bic oem Slneiteller nidt
Ucriduloct it, 0oer iUcnn iic nidlt bic Sab
lima pocr glrrrptirnuq Gnrlurgc gctruiicn
got mn eieleles esi YralsntattlSn, nldt
Nb@nii ti2 VI Sci c5 bon ocr Ecglslas
fur bon WiniOluno Ocrigt bnb ocni glriiicl %
oes @oocr Der oiienili6cn alQcmeincn Geete
pon Nlarplano, Iiiel g&erblc6cn mo 9ciira
iungcn". llneriitel agcirng". elm ncuer NDs
thniti bcgciiigi iucroe; bCianicr ncucr Nb'
ihnltt. pcnl hcln9lelt @rlllcl ~ 10 Oclgcn9l
III l12-@ 81 ulimmerircn uno lou pc iogi
Seoc gcron oie nit ocr gofdi anocrc 81
bcirlacn mo 81 nelOptnoeln, Ne.o, etcot
ySanrcn. Glitter oocr nii0crce bon 2Scrtb nit
tell 0bed Iruitc oocr Gorc iracno clncr glri
nni cine Nnni 8crlon, Sirlna poer Gprporl
ion crbdli bic oeni glneiicncr Mot ucri
ihuloct H. oocr ipcnn iie Himi fir 8oDlnne
ooer 9lccepiirmiN &oriorQc aciraacn bnt unh
Diclclbcn mer0en bel Rrdlcniaiiun nidt be
5n0i un iDnlbia clndict mcrocn lplhc5 ~clo
@reott 2Gnuren oocr mcribnoicn Snac onr0
ia idc 3ofipicpcunacn crldnQi 80 bacon mo
ioll bci Ucncrlii0rnna ndd @uiolnicn bes Wc,
rlWis mil l3clo oocr @nt. Qpcr NHncn bellall
fcls porQehriehcn 1T. Sic 9lusiicllnng benA
len ucriblocn 0Deds. Erniie ober neGolltblfen
9apiers lon prnn idcc Nclpeie I'M Die Nbf
iiclt 81 bctriigcl ufo 81 uelbmnocliL lelu,
inter ocm &orhcbali oaB ipcun lulhe Rer
fom bel Dem @c}oQenci ilmGlalh BON 3cbn Ins
gcn acnacnoc Son0e 5ur Ncdung ocrlelbcn
2nicn ocponiri iic Mot unicr oieicu gbi
iDnli OcrlOlQi ucrocn lou nno iclllc Setlols
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-05-01
QOGncrG56nna anoc6lidJ nnm5olidI.

Samrcnccpillc, sQioii, 30.
glpril. Gic Seitltng Scr biciigcn
0%aciiic DiaS" bat bcutc Den 100
.glonn Die in i6rcr 6drbcrei bciddi-
tigt mo al cinen Strife gegongcl
iinO, Inn cine Gr666uug i6rcS Sobncs
BON i519 GcutS qf II Gcnts pro
Stnoc Olrd5uicbch crtldrt, oic
Gonfurrcn5 Ocs9mSlan0es made cine
9cuilligun9 bo6crer Sobnc I'M Oicic
3cit unno1liG. 0ic Strifcr 6dblcn
t5cils 5it Ocr D9lmcrican decoration
oi Sabor" t6eilS 5u oen uSnoultriol
Morfcrs OF t6c g9prl01.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-05-01
0effentliae 9llscmeinc @eiete.


Mapitel BOO:
Hlne sii', oeh WtnIlslgoiliais'l, ole ole yltsnui'
thnQ Nho ole Strcherhhg oee WsmnFee,
trilmee SDit nno Semiiic NM sanoprus
outic leltehs oer 3hdtef nlo Yrpon5eniel
tnnIeil, ~ uerbieIeni ote Soenitlitatlgn
lDlacr Snatct nno YruondcnteN ~ ctnpiI'
rem CO mr. lgimc 5hdlier hho Ffoon6eu,
tei 81 slnsnn %ergeDrn 5n @ @mamsh, a!esrc
rahoptoohlte nis Die Opn lgnen Oedhmte.
tsil nno pt2ondlrten ~ oefiu"ieh hno cue
Stiale oalhf nn6nleHch. ot5,.... -.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-05-01

Nnptcl 100
sine glitc ben glrtifcl 21 oce Npocr Der Oi'
fcntlimcn nlgemcincn WcicHe, Siiel ,0cra
Drcdcn nno Nelirnfuuncl" Onrdl VeiiilDnng
nn5n uun 3uci glbinniitcn 5n amenoircn,
Die ociicn Abilnitt 322 ioincn nuo ais
irrtltu ueiraaenNianoe" briaunt isin
iuncn
sl6i6nili f. eel es bon Der ecpsntm bon
UinrDlnno periiiQi onb Der glriitc 27 ocs so.
Der Der 6iientli0en nngcmculen @clcbc, 1iicl
sScrbrcheu uuo BcluuiunAclf" biernli olr0
bic NciiiiQunQ 3i ocncl6Cii bon guci Nbihnit.
ten nmeHoirt pcrocn ioll uno M, bic repeitipe
nlS Nbl6uiiie 500 gl 322 y belben Dem
gbi0niii 1922 beagien grtlieie mie iett en-
lnllen, nnicr Dem Iiiel ,9ifaBcn'Rinnos" lol'
0ell lno lule iolgl laucu l0uen
322-Gt Seine peihli0c Rcrou Die Elm
mulnliibca Nniirnncni ootr 9lppardi beQlci'
iet nnicr giniicbi 6ai oocr inn Ncitp ocrleben
iit. fou 5co ooer pcriopouce Sna bon iracn0
ciner Fcriou uni ben &crlcbreue0cn, Siraben
ODER ilI elmer Qcpdbnidet Sbhnlc, Sirib'
i6nft Neiinuran Epcieold oocr In iypcno
einem oiienilincu &lab ln ociem Sianie pcri
an0cli Qoer 0iiRcbmen. ueiIu cue lplhe Ncrlpn
nidi NcirdQe ir cu telncu mobli5diaen
Spcd lammclt
G22 " Rerionet nclnc qcoen ben boz
bcrQcbeu0rn NhMnli ncriioBen ioucn cinc5
runO Rithl ldngcr nls go Anne nd Dem WiurU
lan6 ginnisar6ciiobnlc nciQuoi obcr nH nim.
iher 500 bcitrnii oocy NIT san uno Nclos
iirae iad @homicn pce @cri@tS bciiraii iuct'
ben.
gI6imnin 3 nno ic cs icrucr ocriiiot bar
oele sliie pom com ibrer gunaOmc IN
Slcildiioi am so. mars 1914
lNpril30 Mall l21.5,0l
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-05-01
9lm bic
Srftcr Ocr Grfcn SbpOtDetsSOIigatiOncn
ocr
golGie6- -Baucrnl ldjniOl- Sirius
BreUina Gonlany.

I'm cS oQen SciiBcrn bon Nbligaonen 81 crrlogldcl,
id Die @orbeilc 0cs &o0cS Der Gonpognie sur 6un0rng
Der 3incn olf ibrc Grtc NDpotbG 12o Sbligooncn ST
lidern lit bic 3ct Der Deponumg Der O6ligotoucn bis
sum 90 @to 1914 Ocrdngcrt moroen.
nd oeponir no miro nlid 9ebot oaB oe @etber oer
Sbgatocn bm eiaenn S1ubc nit bcu Dtbelbcr bic don
oepon bnbcu bel pramcn Nusubrrg 0cS Bacs
Sepnrtntle
0roBm si0cn ub cb pom Oicn Der gen @eber oier Cbl
gatioeu Gomilc Der Obligations gnter grin0li1
u0ir uorncn ic gbcn ncn &an br lntcthtBung Gcm
Die briAen 8itcr Sbgdipncn cB oubc bcn poln,
Dies GiQcn6unl circ
erc no grobc %e8nlung 6rcs ange8cn &apds bee9n Ser
Scr3o0ung 0cponrmg Gblgaioncn 9cd6r0c
nt Die 3tn Der Sompogie NM ma ocrcn SdrutB dper9er
gicicr Enbrospon bctet sic ciu3iac q6Im0 Sduoz
Der Scibcr uolg geuurogt mcldc Die Snagc lhoir uD b
Sbl0atipncn 0cpour 1nbcn pi0e bc0aucrlub c Die
0roHc laiorit0t Die ocponirt gSegerg
bebeibcn Sb8npns Sertcr, cooprrcn u eocn laen 9
Sbgoonc oaB Die Gompa9ne Darnr pedt oaB
gedntpDrung Ytonptc Onn0lung
lit nbou gbeerid bic @unpa8ne IN Den Storo gcbt
lon brc ndn3ecn ScorfOc ocdcn NM SortDet Dem
cB berac %roIon8g 8uganben ober oelc iomn
i'm Sbligatlons geibc
bc Grcu Sbel o Rnnc9 aus3uInbn Sle 0e6ottstulrung
scr GompaQn 0icbt Obligations s@cbn 6crctug pcld
gcmin@tc shsmit enpeOer i@rtld oOer IN elmer pe0nden
9lae Oeponircnocn Obligations 9ciibcr n6gcn am im0
nudl 0cm f. Noi 1914 BON 0en 0cpoloriuu Ger Mcrco1.
tile IrIt un0 0epot Gonponn pernocltc t6ograpbrtc
6lnoirinQs GbIgotioncn oOcr Scrip fir tcmpororc eBt
uisiicbcio Certificate oocr fir jeB Ocponrc Coupons
bolcl.
e0e cSOttrieO- -2SauernG6ntOt- Straus 2Srcwing 60,
Omd 9llbcrt $. SScbr, $rdlOcut.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-05-01
Gtrifc fchLncidlLnncn.

y omtudct, 81. s. 30. glpriI,
- 0ic bunoert SeiOcnme6cr Der 9ln.
logc Der u5lotcr @}onufacturingGo.
prn bier, pelc5e Dor 5mci gSohcn al
ciuen Strife ec0angcn woreu 6o6en
gcltern beihloiicu an Oic 9lrbcit gu
riid5llfcbrcn. gSic Scr &citer Der Pin
loge iogt, iino ocn Strifcrn fcincrlei
Gffcrten gcma6t porocn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-05-01

,st,. o,oe ben glbidnitt i6 oes elriilrlS 10 ser
v"le asstndiden nligcmeiuen WcicEc unn Ngarn.
idnb 1ltci D9lchisalnudltc mtO NfnwSiie
N iatto", az ioiperrnien uRo mn ScJrv
sfenc nac NDlncuoc nil8uucbmcn mlf VIZ
6rninnn ihr Dcu @critDR ougeocu
qo2niii Sci g non Der gc0iSianr BON
slriels Der 5iellili9cn aQgcmeinea eeicbc
pon @latplono 6iermii lutoerruicn nn0 nclt
aqaeggmmen meroen lou un0 M. 10 oab cr
MIC ulet lnuici
%. Sracuo Elm 1eilaments.Rcalnraio obcr
Nlinat ODER pHicgllhnr @rnaniiicr oncr gln.
gse,dsaler gs,d,al peiaqer 5cllameqis s5cqiaiorea ooer
Waeno cincS ecriAleo o0cr gluecitclicr bon
,Nl0enogcri0tcn per u oiccm etanic udbrenn
Qls &cMiSonlpali pmu1irt iou ctneo &cres
0eno huoa caniet uno noM lcberiibyunA
nm lici mcniAer OILS iunlnio3pan3n 1nunrs.
ilQG me0r oll clnbnnocu 0olare belirQi
urn ppn Der ]chiS @rnriH por jrNeuo eilcnt
@cridi pou Nlarplano iar Elm 3a6r uspcnolri
pcroci
aee giic pom 1nilrh brer snnn0me %
MrOit trric
Wctdilat am Nprii Toll
tglpril30 Niails2A5,6)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-05-01

ousacrilItct, wa6reno 0ic Gcbeacn
gar feline 9(rtiacric bo6cn
0ic iunitdrcn 3litdnoe in Gam
pico pcricblimmcrn ii6. Qos Grint.
waiier 1T fnopp unO gum groBct
Gbcil pcrielldt
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-05-01
SnerIalg gInmnlnnn anriIdaeluieIen.

'EHA%Au <tNHtNgANB OAA'"o 49, 80
Sumpico, 80. 9lpril. r. Nller
@obrlhcinlihfcit nod weroen Die
Gc6cl(cn pcl6c Sompico beitiirmen
irgcnO cinen 9oridlog, iid nit Ocn
S0Oeroliiten gum gsiOerituno gegen
cine etwoigc omerifaniibe Snpoiion
5u berbiinocn 5uriidpeileu. gtob
5pciiel6oft lit es, mas General 3ora.
eo5a, Der aommouoeur Der 60oera'
liitcn 5u t6un geoeuft. Sn elmer
0ficntlibcn 9uno9ebpng bat er prob
Icriin crfldrt, cr iei entibloiien,
Solupico bis gum Icsten SItbcm8ug
gegcn eincn umerifonii6en Ginfall
5u ocrtbeioieen. @orlGliig ober oeus
fen ole 9eicblsbober Oes nmerlfonis
iden @cidmoOerS gor nidt an cine
9cieblno scr Staot. @cnerul 3oro-
eo5o's Grtppeumobt oiirftc 1000
@3unn nidt iibcritcigen lit ieoocb
msrcicbenO, linn Eonlpioc geeen olc
glngriffe scr Gc6clen 81 balten Dic
6oOcroliitcn limo nit gitenSeldileen
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-05-01

Wdcuncnicn, bic bCu Grntidcn 0prrc'
fpuuocutcn" nidIt pHultId vocr iiurcocl'
mdhln crhnllciL iinb aebclcn, ner Gttlts
hauOn per TclcpbOn ootr IWrutNdl Il3ls
tbcilnng 81 MAIDEN.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-05-01

Tdiir sur 0iriie inS NnSlnnO bciUrat
s.. 9lainc, Mr. All, chs@aliinOrr, Sirs
nabc GnitOm 9Umir gluc.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1914-01-07
Y. N. {. A. Entertainment
Starts Thursday Night

The favorite impersonator, Miss Lii
liam Leighton Lamson, of New York
city, will open the popular Young
Mems Christian Association entertain
ment course in FahnestoclS Hall
Thursday evening. January s, at SIS
o'clock, in Peg O. My Heart This
charming play has won great success
in all of the leading cities of the coun-
try and tells a real story, one that is
uplifting as well as intensely inter
esting.
This Is said to be Miss Lamson's $
best effort, and all who heard her in
THE Warrens of Virginia" two sea-
sons ago and in Every Woman" last
season will want to hear her on the
occasion of her third engagement in
Peg O. My Heart" Thursday evening.
Doors will open at 7.30 o'clock. The
hall should be crowded.
Miss Lamson will be followed by
Malcolm Shackleford. Thursday even
ing. January 15. The closing number
will be Miss Mary Wall the celebrated
harpist, and Miss Edna Kimball, vo-
calist. on January %. Course tickets
that remain unsold may be purchased
at the association building between
the hours of 9 a. m. and 10 p. M;
price, 81. No reserved seats. Single
admission tickets may be purchased at
the box office on the evening of the
entertainment at so cents.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1914-01-07
Little Miss Hockey
Celebrates Birthday

Mrs. Samuel S. Hockey entertained
at her home, 604 Dauphin street, in
honor Of the eleventh birthday of her
daughter, Edythe Freeburn Hockey.
The little folks made merry with
quite number of games and prizes
were awarded to Ulie Maugans, Mary
Humphrey, Sara Manahan and Sue
Humphrey.
The table decorations were mlnia-
ture Christmas trees and the favors
were individual drinking glasses filled
with bonbons.
Refreshments were served to the
following guests: Sara and Helen
Manahan, Mary and Sue Humphrey,
Ina Sanders, Katie Reed, Mildred Sny-
der, Ulie Maugans, Leland Holtry,
Willard Ossman and Edythe Hockey.
Mrs. Hockey was assisted in enter
tanning the little folks by Mrs. Nelson
Snyder, Jr., and Mrs. Percy L. Smith.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1914-01-07
Rabbi Freund Inuites
Public to His Lecture

''Shylock: A Plea for Humanity
will be the subject of the lecture to
be given by Rabbi Charles J. Freund
at the Ohev Sholom Temple Friday
evening at 7.45 o'clock. Rabbi Freund
is a forceful speaker with his subject
always well in hand. lie cordially in
vites all people interested to attend
this lecture, as well as others to follow
in the temple.
DR.. Freund advocates attending
great plays by great actors for their
educational value and teachers and
educators will be especially welcomed
to his temple talks.
John Cunkle Shopp, of North Third
street, has resumed his studies at Mer-
cersburg Academy after spending the
holidays at his home here.
Miss Helen L. Neidig, who is teach
ing at Homestead, was a Christmas
guest of her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
James Neidig, of South street.
Mrs. William H. Spooner, of Locust
street, was called to Cleveland, Ohio,
by the death of a relative.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert j. Holmes and
son, William Egle Holmes, have re-
turned home to indianapolis, Ind.
after visiting Mrs. William III. Egle at
500 North Second street.
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@ PEgSQNAI2gS gS0C4A!IY
WORKING MUSICALE
OF WEDNESDAY CLUB
Overture and Opera Program in
Ancient Forms and Mod
ern Revivals

overture and Opera" made an in
teresting program for working mu-
sicale of the Wednesday Club this
morning in Fahnestock Hall. Miss
Mary Emily Reilly gave interesting
current events of the musical world
and the numbers of the program in
cluded:
La GaZza ladra, Rossini, Miss Wit
tenmyer. Mrs. Harnish, Miss Benne-
thum and Mrs. Hamilton; (a) Liebes-
lied "Manru," Paderewski, (b) Ber-
ceuse, 'Jocelyn." Gounod, Miss Ken
dig: fantasy. Girl of the Golden
West" Puccini, Mrs. Weaver; ro-
mama, La Boheme," Leoncavalla,
Mrs. Hull: waltz, Der Rosenkavalier,'
Strauss. Mrs. Hamilton and Mrs.
Strayer; a Bolero, "Sicilian Vespers,
Verdi. Mrs. Bumbaugh; rigoletto,
Paraphrase, erdi-Liszt, Mrs. Cum
bier; Henry VIII ballet, Saint-Saens,
Mrs. Harnish, Miss Wittenmyer; aria,
"Tosca," Puccini. Mrs. Cox.
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DEbUTANTE RECEIVES
MASSES Of FLOWERS.
Daughter Of the Bishop Of Harris
burg Introduced at an
Afternoon Tea ..

Masses of flowers, from the rarest
of orchids to the dainty Spring BIOS
SONS have been showered on Miss
Eleanor Townsend Darlington to-day,
in honor of her formal presentation
to society.
Mrs. Darlington and Miss Darling
ton are receiving this afternoon from
to O'Clock, at the Bishops
House." 321 North Front street, and
all society in gala array Is having
the pleasure of meeting the young
debutante. The beautiful mansion is
aglow with southern smilaX, palms
and ferns, with roses, hyacinths, mar
cissus, bouvardia and daffodils giving
lovely touches of color to the green
cry.
The receiving party, including Mrs.
Darlington, Miss Darlington, Miss Lois
Cassatt, of Philadelphla; Miss Cara
mai Carroll. Miss Agnes Claffin, Miss
Elizabeth Remsen Thompson and Miss
Dorothea Darlington, all of New York
City; Miss Elizabeth Bailey and Miss
Myrvinne Leason, of this city, stood
in the large drawing room, at the en-
trance to the house. Mrs. Darlington
wore handsome toilette of black
jetted net over satin, and corsage
bouquet of orchids. Miss Darlington's
dainty frock was of white tulle, silver
spangled, with a touch of coral color
in the girdle. She carried selections
from her gifts of flowers during the
afternoon.
In the Tea Room
The Bishops Hail." modelled after
that in "1vanhoe," was converted into
a tea room, a color scheme of yellow
prevailing in the floral arrangement.
In the galleries at either end were
the orchestras the Updegrove and
Loeser players, giving numbers alter
nately. Sherry, of New York, catered.
Mrs. John Kinley Tener, Mrs. Henry
Mccormick Mrs. Richard j. Halde-
Mrs. A. Wilson Norris and Mrs
George Douglass Ramsay took
their turns in presiding over the tea
service. Assisting were Mrs. William
Elder Bailey, Mrs. Edgar q. Wal
lower Miss Mary Emily Reilly, Miss
Elise Haldeman, Miss Anne McCor-
mick, Miss Eleanor Boyd, Miss Fran
ces Bailey, Miss Emily Bailey, Miss
Janet Sawyer, Miss Sarah Hastings
and Miss Margaret McLain.
A dinner Of sixty covers will be
served to the receiving party and out
of-town guests this evening, followed
by a dance, to which $50 additional
guests have been invited.
Is Much Entertained
Miss Darlington is a graduate of
Miss Spence's school of New York.
She spent the summer at her parents
summer home at Newport, r. l., and
has had many delightful events given
in her honor during the past month.
She entertained some of her school
friends during the holidays at a
luncheon of thirty covers at Sherry's
in New York City, and last evening
was hostess at a small dinner for her
house guests.
Mrs. William Elder Bailey, of
Front and South streets. gave smart
breakfast this morning for Miss Dar-
lington with appointments of pink
Killarney roses and bouvardia pre-
vailed in the floral display and the
guests were Miss Darlington, Miss
Clafiin, Miss Carroll, Miss Thompson,
Miss Dorothea Darlington, Miss Eliza
beth Bailey, Miss Myrvinne Leason,
Miss Emily Bailey, Miss Frances
Bailey, Miss Eleanor Boyd, Miss Hast
ings and Miss Sawyer.
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Guests of Mrs. LaChance
Enjoy Game of Cards

Guests of Mrs. Frank s. LaChance
yesterday at a card matinee held at
ber home, 721 North Seventeenth
street. enjoyed games of five hundred,
followed by buffet supper.
Evergreens and Spring blossoms
prevailed in the floral decorations and
the guests were Mrs. Kennedy, Mrs.
Crispen, Mrs. Kelley, Mrs. Ritter. Mrs.
Doudell, Mrs. Zeiders. Mrs. Anderson.
Mrs Thomas Bradley, Mrs. J. NJ.
Walker, Mrs. Gaff, Mrs. Fetts, Mrs.
Samuel Weidenmyer, Mrs. Charles
Schaup, Mrs. William Brennan, Mrs.
William Rodenhaver, Mrs. Baker, Mrs.
S. d. Harding. Mrs. Colestock, Mrs.
Irwin. Mrs. William Pavord. Mrs. Fet-
tus and Mrs. Mack.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1914-01-07
Miss Arney Marries
in Philadelphia Today

Miss Mary A. Arney, of New Buffalo,
a pretty stenographer of the State
Department of Health, and Jack Hess,
an electrician. formerly of the Quaker
City. went to Philadelphia this morn
ing and were married there.
The bride. who was unattended,
wore stylish suit Of black velvet with
plumed velvet hat and q corsage bou-
quet Of lilies Of the valley.
The honeymoon journey will in
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1914-01-07
THE MISSES WILLIAMSON
HOSTESSES AT FRIDGE

Guests Of Miss Margaret Williamson
and Miss Mary Williamson. of 1929
North Second street, at bridge last
evening were Miss Virginia Hargest
King. Miss Janet Sawyer. Miss Mar
garet McLain. Miss Mary Blaikie, Miss
Jane Gilbert, John Ericsson, Richard
Knibloe, George Shotwell, John Ma
goon, George Moffitt, J. II. Bevan and
John Lenhart.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1914-01-07
Announce Engagement
of Miss Frances Fraim

Mr.. and Mrs William A. Fraim,
of 208 West Hortter street, Pelham
Germantown, formerly of this city,
announce the engagement of their
daughter, Miss Frances Charlotte
Fraim, to Russell e. Alexander, son
of DIR. and Mrs. S. A. Alexander, of
West Johnson street. Germantown.