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The Dolores star., 1915-07-23

apartment house in which we knew
that Long Sin lived, leaped out of the
car and hurried in.
did not wait for the elevator but took
the steps two at q time. Kennedy
found the door locked. Instantly he
whipped out his revolver and shot the
lock in pieces. We threw ourselves
against the door. the broken lock gave
way and We rushed in through the
front room.
room we could hear sounds. 1t was
Elaine and Aunt Josephine struggling
with the Cinnamon. Long Sin and
the others had seized Elaine and
Aunt Josephine was trying to help her
just as we rushed in. With a blow
Kennedy knocked out the secretary,
while struggled with the other Chi
namen who blocked our way.
Then Kennedy went directly at Long
Sin. They struggled furiously.
Long Sin, with his wonderful knowl-
edge Of jiu jitsu, might not have been
a match for six other Cinnamon, but
he was for one white man. With a
mighty effort he threw Kennedy,
rushed for the door and, as he passed
through the outside room, seized q
Tong AZ from the wall.
Afraid Of the wonderful flu jitsu, I
had picked up the first thing handy.
which WAS . taboret. literally broke
1t over the head OF my Chinaman, then
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Back in the apartment Elaine and
Aunt Josephine were Just about to
run out when the two Cinnamon who
had been knocked out recovered. One
Of them threw himself on Elaine.
Aunt Josephine tried to ward him on,
but the other one struck her and
threw her down. &
Before she could recover they bs%
seized Elaine.
With hasty cultural exclamation
they picked her up and ran out. In
stead Of going downstairs they crossed
the hallway, slamming the door behind
them.
AS Kennedy and I reached the
ground floor we saw the janitor and
one OF the elevator boys on either side
Of Aunt Josephine.
Elaine! Elaine!" she cried.
Whats the matter?" demanded
Kennedy. leaning heavily on me.
''They have kidnapped her." cried
Aunt Josephine.
Kennedy pulled himself together.
Tell me. quick-how did 1t hap
pen ?" he demanded Of Aunt Joseph
inc.
1T was the ring" she cried, hand
ing it to him.
Kennedy took the ring and looked
at It for q moment. Then he turnee
to Us blankly.
All the rooms were empty.
Elaine had been spirited away.
tro BE CoNTLNUEDl
The Nome daily nugget., 1915-03-20
SAYS MANY GIRLS ARE
 WANTED IN ALASKA

Inc IonoWlns ,tftIcle, capped from :, MenoInUnIc, N laconsll, paper P5 ANei Hunulns ul faII Daaho snes aA lntcr- A lew oI Mrs. liuucrI IIersuu ,Wlte ol , apuaIn IIelson, WHo Wda IolmeI. Ill charge ot the hospital at tUrt hlbDou. put Mhu was rellcNcd Last summer. IL l5 uuerestIus Ill Jna Il saoNs tne seu- .f,u atutuue oI all Outslders io~ara Alaska, and tnat tnell nisappreneusloh Was not dIspcned when they read Il.
 Mrs. l,obert Il. Iletsou, W.Ie oI a captain oI Iue medIcdl corps, Gnited atates army, has Just returned to east ern civilization after two years spent at Fort Gibbon, Alaska.
 This post is 50 near the Arctic cir cle that you have to wear d bit ol rabbit skin on you nose to keep Il from Ireez- ing And when you put Il pan of boiling water on the floor for tue puppy dos to drink it is solid ice before he has taken three laps of it.
 It sounds frightfu, laughed Mrs pierson, but Alaska has so much to recommend if that q trine like 50 de srees below zero can he forgiven.
 Alaska is a land of opportunitl especially for women. \ woman can go anywhere alone. whether through the wilderness driving her dog sled or in the sturdy young cities like Nome and Fairbanks.
 As for romancen Mrs. Pierson
The Nome daily nugget., 1915-03-20
Advance in the West Impossible.

LONDON. March 20-A morning war bulletin issued by the War Ofice says that observations along the lat tlefronts of France, Alsace and Belgium indicate that both the allies and the enemy have so elaborately fortified their positions that an advance in the western theatre of the war seems utter ly impossible with the present strength of the armies.
The Nome daily nugget., 1915-03-20
Germans Accuse Italians

COPENHAGEN, March 19.-The Germans accuse the Italians of inter fering with the telegraphic cOmmuni- cations of Kaisers government with Constantinople Prince Von Buelow now in Rome has formerly lodged a firm protest against the action which would cut Turkey from direct commun ications with the world
The Nome daily nugget., 1915-03-20
Joffre Nearly Loses Life.

PARIS. March 19-General Joffre narrowly escaped death or serious in jury while motoring near Rheims when hostile aeroplane scars from clouds and releases shower of darts or ar rows one of which penetrates the roof of .Toffre's motor car
The Nome daily nugget., 1915-03-20
VERY SPECIAL OFFER.

Fof the next twenty days Tailor made suits to order at out -,ds prices
 By ordering now your suit will arrive her ny the first fleet
 950 the latest of this seasons samples and styles to choose from. only small deposit required
 We also do cleaning, pressing and repairing for Ladies and Gentlemen.
 NOME TAILORING COMPANY, Between Segerstrom and Hagen and
 Zehner's jewelry stores Augustine and kyer chocolates and Butter crisp at the Rose Candy Store.
The Nome daily nugget., 1915-03-20
Thinks Germans Have Even Break.

NEW YORK. March 19,--Col. Roose- velt declares that the outcome of the war is undetermnable. Roosevelt yes terday gave his opinion and said that three months ago he was convinced that the allies would win within a year Monarchies have at least an even break.
The Nome daily nugget., 1915-03-20

closed both eyes and raised her ududs gesture oI superlativeness.
 one cannot keep d housemaiu. She lo be spIcd py sone lonely clalms staheI. .Altor that, as thu ClaunSlakcrs M4Ic, maids Who Ill turn become n.ne oWners MINcs Who III turn employ moro anne owners and so on anu so on and su on
 1 used lo invite school chuns to \ isit me, and before l mad Il chance to show them around they informed me they had met their ideal man and we're going to be married right of.
 l never saw such an active mat rmonial market And 1 cannot say too positively that the Alaskan men are the most worth while of any in Che world They have to be fine men phy- sicallN and morally to overcome the hardships of Alaska's wilds
 out Yukon way people live only in the things that count-courage work, love, human sympathy And there is lots of it going begging. espcc- iallv hove.
 Send Us worthy women,' says Al aSka, and we will show them what love and appreciation mean
 Ths Daily Nugget, S2.oo per month.
The Nome daily nugget., 1915-03-20
Naval Operations Ineffective.

BERLIN. via Sayville March 20 The Anglo French fleet has opened naval operations against Ostend and Westende with destroyers but fail te make visible impression on the forts
The Nome daily nugget., 1915-03-20
Awful Conditions Russian Prisons

SAY WILLIE, March 19.-Reports ui indescribly awful conditions existing in Russian prison camps in Siberia have reached Berlin. The government taking measures which will compel the Czar to give prisoners livable rations and fuel.
The Nome daily nugget., 1915-03-20
To Raise Friction Between Nations.

WASHINGTON, March 19.-Thc German ambassador expresses the be lief that pro British agencies are at work in the United States making a deliberate effort 10 raise friction be tween nations oyer such trifies as the Werner, Nanhorn and Mueller incidents and the unavoidable sinking of the Frye.
The Nome daily nugget., 1915-03-20
Germans Fail EIude Blockade Ostend.

AMSTERDAM March 20 Reports from Germany indicate that the Ger mans made an attempt last week to elude the British blockade near osteud the lines but the thickly strcwn mine fields compelled the Germans to return fo OStend.
The Nome daily nugget., 1915-03-20

Turks Driven from Russian Territory.
 PETROGRAD. March 20.-Turkish operations are today described as re- sulting in the total expulsion of all Turk troops from the Russian Caucau- sus War is carried back into Asia Minor
The Nome daily nugget., 1915-03-20
Conditions in Mexico Growing Worse

FL PASO. March 20-The Spanish consular agent from Monterey arriving here declares no ones life is safe in the territory dominated by Villa. regardless of sex or nationality. The agent de- clares that both officers and men rob. niliage, burn and murder at will
The Nome daily nugget., 1915-03-20

DardaneIes Struggle Still Continues
 SOFIA. March 20.-Day and night the terrific struggle for the possession of the Dardaneles continues, with allied fleet ever advancing though at heavy cost in men and ships.
The Nome daily nugget., 1915-03-20
Aflame with Anti American Sentimen

NrAmc With NntI- Nmerlcah 0entlment
 Tokio. March l9-The Jingoist press is afiame with anti Chinese and Amer can sentiments. declaring that the ac- tion of the Washington government is government
The Nome daily nugget., 1915-03-20
NUMEROUS WAR BULLETINS
Germans Faith in zeppeIins on Wane.

Germans Faith in Zeppeiins on Wane
 PARIS March 2O-Occasional Zep- pelln operations along battlefront prin- cipally confined over the French center and near Reims. Indications point that hcralded air monsters is beginning to wane because of constantly failing in their mission.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-06-18
RoXborough

The closing exercises OF the class or
1915 of the Joel Cook s hool, Manayunk
avenue. Roxborough, W held Wednes-
dav afternoon and WEI ollowed by an
informal reception. Theavery interesting
program Included a piano solo by Miss
Miriam Lefkowitz; class prophecy writ
ten BY Miss Dorothy Keely and read bv
Miss Dorothy Laighton; chorus, Eve
ming Bells" by the class recitation, "Ap-
ple Blossoms" by Miss Ethel Beswiek;
presentation of Rosa Bonheur's THE
Horse Fair" by Miss Dorothy G. Laigh-
ton; sketch OF the artist by Miss Anna
Black plano duet by Miss Anna Howard
and Miss Laighton; class history, writ
ten by Miss Edith Martin and read by
Miss Anna Howard; class poem written
bv Miss Mary Schuster and read by MISS
Miriam LefkOwitz The members OF the
class are Miss Harriet Bennett, Miss
Ethel Beswick, Miss Marian Blrkmire,
Miss Anna Black, Miss Helen Dorwarth,
Miss Anna Dunn. Miss Gladys Fleming
Miss Dorothy Fischer, Miss Caroline
Henry Miss Agnes Hickey, Miss Mildred
am. Miss Anna Howard. Miss Ida Hum
NELL Miss Dorothy Keely. Miss Elsie
I I.affeFtv. Miss Dorothy G. Laighton, Miss
Lance. Miss Miriam Leiko-
wiz Miss Edith Martin, Miss Edna
Moore, Miss Marian Meyer. Miss Grace
Preston, Miss Helen Ruckhardt, MISS
Nav schuster. Miss Grace Woltenden'
Miss Myrtle Wright. Miss Hettie Watson
ana Miss Lillian Westerlund- The enter
tainment was gwen under the direction
Of Miss Emma B. Budd, principal, ana
Miss Frances Harris, instructor
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Along the Reading

The Ladies Auxiliary of the Old York
Road Country Club gave military 800"
yesterday afternoon at 23O. The hostesses
were Mrs. II, ID. Stevens and Mrs. Will
liam A. Prince, On the afternoon of
Wednesday, June %. arrangements are
being made for a party. but nothing deti-
mite has been decided. On Wednesday,
June 30, at 2:30, bridge, 800" and other
card games will be played in the club
house at which affair the hostesses will
be Miss Hannah Comfy and Miss Florence
Williams.
Mr. and Mrs. A. Mansfield Patterson,
of New York viii close their town house
and leave shortly for Bar HarboT, Me-,
where they have taken house for the
summer.
Mr.. Joseph II. Taulane and his sister,
Miss Taulane, of 226O North Broad street,
have closed their house and are occu-
pying their home on West avenue. Jen-
kntown, for the summer,
Mr.. and Mrs. Rowland Lippincott, OF
l1O7 Spruce street, have taken a house
on Summit avenue Jenkintown, which
they will occupy for the summer.
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Hotel Arrivals
GREENS s.-M. Peterson, Plalnheld N. j.; z.
ton, Mass.

GREEN S.-M. Peterson, Plainheld N. j. e.
l.. Wescott, Lewes, Del; l. j, Walters, Boh-
ton, Mass.
CONTINENTAL.-F s. Manderson, Melrose
Park. Pa. W. b. Alexander, Johnstown, Pa.
II. II. Aldous, Passaic, ". j,
DOONER' III. F. Derr, Reading, Pa; j. NJ.
Cape. Esston, Pa.
BINGHAM-R. P. Murdoch Pittsburgh, Pa.
d. B. Quinn Sunbury Pa w. p Boland'
Scranton, Pa.
TFANOVER.-B F. Fleck, Reading Pa, John
L. Evans Pottstown, Pa
WINDSoR.-Mr. and Mrs. Allen sculI. Ocean
City, y. j.; D, C. Brugler Bethlehem, Pa;
Ed II. Graves.
vENDIG.-Mrs. 2. E. Meloy Altoona. Pa, /;
r.. Truman. Philpsburg Pa. Mr.. and Mrs
~ f. Richards Reading, Pa.
ADELPHIA.-A. r. Petrikn, Johnstown, PA
r, ID. Boone, Hazleton, Pa.
ST. JAMEs.-M. C. Stead. New York Thomas
Euzian. Wiikes-Barre' Pa; H. s. Hardness
Quarryvllle, Pa.
wALToN.-R. ]. Kuntz, Johnstown, Pa: a,
j. Thomas, Jr. New York
STENTON. Mary Neely, Lock Haven,
Pa; Mr. and Mrs, Z. ]. Cleave, Cresson, Pa,
CoLoNNADE. Mr. and Mrs A. P. Reed,
Wheeling, W. Va. Miss Brady, Harrisburg
Pa.
Va; Emile e. Jamison. New York
BELLEVUE E-sTRATFoRD. Robert Miller.
NJ q. II. sargent chicago iii. g, r,
I.lewellyn, Chattanooga. Tenn Nr and Mrs
Pittsburgh, Pa. Eugene Van Norhis Roehes-
ter N. Z,
rz-cARLToN. MIR. ana Mrs, H. H, Van
SAINT Ashland KY; Mrs Albert s. Newell,
Rochester. n, II; Mrs, Earl Loomis, wilkes
George 81 Plum Newark. N, j.; Mrs. Den
kins Pittsburgh, Pa.
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West Philadelphia

Mrs. Charles Loring Elliot, of Spruce
and 45th streets, will give linen shower
today in honor of Miss Roman Taylor
whose engagement was recently an
nounced to Mr.. Francis Benjamin Wat
kins, of Montreal. Bridge will follow, and
the guests will include Mrs. Frank Elliot,
Mrs. Warren Moss, Mrs. Albert Stuetz,
Miss Katherine Mortimoor, Miss Dorothy
Mortlmoor, Miss Helen Roberts, Miss
Florence Elliot. Miss Edna Wiler, Mrs.
Alfred Wiler, Mrs Charles Richescher,
Mrs. Harold McAneny, Miss Anna Nc
Knight, Miss Gladys Mccarthy, Miss
Helen Dunn Miss Florence Reid, Miss
Grace Reid, Mrs. Russell Hamilton, Miss
Helen Mason, Miss Gladys Truscott. Mrs.
Harold Bottomley, Miss Marie Van Roden.
Miss Helen Rogers, Miss Anne Fry, Mrs.
Harry Freund and Mrs. Frank Watkins.
Mr.. and Mrs, Albert S, King, OF the
Tracy, S6th and Chestnut streets, will
spend the weekend as the guests OF Mr.,
and Mrs. George NJ Moore at their home
in Cornwells,
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South PHILADELPHIA

\ surprise party will be held tomorrow
night in honor of the 2lst birthday of
Miss Margaret Rizzo at her home, BIZ
Carpenter street. She is the daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. Bernard Rizzo. Among
the guests will be Mr.. and Mrs. Vincent
Mazzo, Mr.. and Mrs. Nicholas Rizzo, Mr..
and Mrs. Joseph Rinzo, Mr. and Mrs.
Frank Rizzo Mr.. and Mrs. Salvatore
Cows, MIR. and Mrs. Amedia Cows Mr.,
and Mrs. John n. Francisco, Mr. and
Mrs. Joseph Colombo, Miss Rose Fran
cisco, Miss Teresa Amorosi. Miss Irene
Miller Miss Mary Girard, Mr.. and Mrs,
Olympia Maisellis, Mr.. James Bovio, Mr..
and Mrs. Joseph Fulmer Mr., and Mrs.
Herman Rito and Mr.. Frank Francisco.
The guests will furnish the music under
the leadership Of Mr. James Bovio.
Mr.. Carl Ambrose Baer, of 4l4 South
Broad street, will spend the weekend
with friends in Boston, Mass. He will be
the guest OF honor at large dinner
dance to be given tomorrow night
Mr.. Caleb S. Kenny, of the Esmond
Apartments. 18th and Spruce streets, and
Mr. Peter Gailland. of the same address,
will go 10 Wilmington, Del, tonight to
speak at d banquet. Many other promi-
nent local men will also be present
Mr.. Jack weInstein, 22S9 South Darien
street, will leave tomorrow for Sleeps
head Bay, where he will be the guest of
Mr.. George Angle at his summer cottage
for few weeks.
The opening of the summer clubhouse
of the Young Mems Hebrew Association
was celebrated by a picnic on Sunday.
There were 50 members present and the
day was spent In boating, tennis and
other sports. The House Committee In
cluded Joseph F. Kantor chairman;
George Paul, Benjamin Keyser. Lewis
Gross and Louis Gekosk.
Mr.. Curley Moran, 1927 South 7th street,
will return today from six weeks tour
OF the South.
The Jitney Sports Club, OF Southwark
has invited the Don t-Rock-the Boat"
club. another well-known Southwark or
Ranizatlon. to be It's guest at clam bake
in Wilmington, Del, next week. Both
clubs number many well-known down.
town men in their ranks. There will be a
hall game In the afternoon. The "Jit-
news" are captained by Mr. j. Davis,
while Mr.. Alexander Montgomery Is cap
tain OF the Don t+Rock- the e-BoateTA"
after tackling the clans. the members |
will return by boat. MT Christopher |
Graham is chairman of the committee on |
a arrangements for the "Jltneys."
DR. Theodore Menick, 1897 South 5th 1
street, will visit friends at Atlantic City /
for a few days before taking up his ap- 1
poIntment TO the stan OF the Medieo Chi
Miss Yetta Welnstein, 2239 South Darien
street, win go to New York City for the
weekend to visit friends. A large dance
has been arranged In her honor for satur-
day night.
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eEDDN(JS
rTNHE wedding Of Miss Helen HARRINGTON

TuIE wedding Of Miss Helen Harrington
4 and Mr.. Richard Eveu Bishop, OF
syracuse n. " took place yesterday AZ
4:SO o'clock at the home OF the bride
only the families and few Intimate
friends were present Miss Harrington
ned as her matron Of honor her sister
I,n-law, Mrs. Arthur NJ. Harrington. and
Miillam Harrington as flower boy. MIR.
Bishop had as his best man Mr. Clifford
y. Lipe. Of Syracuse, N. Y. and the
ushers were Mr.. Arthur Harrington, Mr..
werner Goetz, Mr.. Edward w. Clark. Cd
ana MI. Charles Brown, of Syracuse.
The bride, who was given In marriage
Dy her father, Mr. Melvin Harrington
wore an exquisite gown OF white satin.
me bodice was made high waisted. trim
med with rare old lace OF the brides
.nothers and orange blossoms An at
'Tactlve Dutch cap was worn with veil
OIL tuile caught with several punches OF
orange blossoms. She carried n shower
pouquet OF bride roses The matron OF
honor wore "A gown OF pink satin most
peSomingly made Her bouquet was OF
aelphinlums and pink roses. The flower
poE wore a white linen suit and carried n
uoshet or delphinums and PINK roses. A
reception followed the ceremony.
Aiter an extended wedding trim Mr. ana
Mrs. Bishop will spend the summer AT
'nelr cottage at Bay Head, N. j.
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sUPER--RoRERTs

The wedding OF Miss Amy Treadweil
Roberts, daughter OF Mrs. Randle II. Rob
erts, OF ~ East Walnut lane, and Mr.,
Charles II, Super, of 43s Harvey street
TOOK place yesterday at p. m, at the
home OF the bride. The Rev. w. Beatty
Jennings. OF tho First Presbyterian
Church, performe, 'he ceremony. The
bride was atten6o $ her sister. Miss
Helen g. Roberts, maid of honor. Mr.
Howard Roberts acted as best man.
After q brief trip Mr.. and Mrs. super will
reside at 25l West Haines street, where
they VIII be at home after September /.
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DI NuR1LE-M11.ANn

Two prominent downtown names were
ui!l'eu yesterday, when Miss Camilla
MlIano. daughter Of Mrs. Mary Atilano
.n south Sth street, became the bride of
Mt Mt John ID Nubile, us Fitzwater street
inc ceremony was performed I'm 81
Mary's Roman Catholic church IN ana
MGntrose streets, The bride was beauti-
lul In white crepe de chine, with an
ONerdress of delicate white lace made
WIN court train. Her bridal veil was
fastened with a crown of orange bios
SONS and she carried lilies of the valley.
charming maid of honor was Miss Anna
Esposito in dance frock OF white taf-
iela' The rutties were caught up with
pows OF black velvet and tiny rosehuds
were hidden in the bodice. A yellow leg.
morn bonnet completed the chic effect.
MISS Esposto carried a shower bouquet
OF white roses. The best man was Mr.
Vergtlio Fogliett Nearly 600 guests at
tended the reception and dance imme-
dlately after the ceremony at the home
o. the BRIDES parents. A special orches-
ira, under the leadership of Mr.. An
tonic Nalcnotu. provided the music In
the evening n banquet was served
among the guests were Mr.. and Mrs
ltocco Di Nubile. Mr. and Mrs John MI
lnno, Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Mllano. Wash
ington, d. c.; Mr. and Mrs Joseph Cap
pio Norfolk, Va; Mr.. and Mrs. Enrico
Vengo. Asbury Park, n. j.; Mr.. and
Mrs. John a. Milano, Wilmington, Del. ;
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Bartelucci, Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles Narde'o, Mr. and Mrs
Joseph Esposito Mr.. and Mrs. Robert
smith, Mr. and Mrs Bernard Flsche,
Mr.. and Mrs. Filomono hi Stazio. Mr..
and Mrs. Carlo Nardella Mr.. and Mrs
Charles Willis, Mr.. and Mrs. Gennrose
Di Giaome, Miss Christana Dl NubIle,
Miss Pauline De Vita, Miss Ruth Harris,
Mrs. Nettie Penning, Mr. William Bill
man, Mr.. William Willis, Mr. Dominic
Tate. Mr.. Rocco santore, Mr. Charles
Schwartz, Mr. Frank Vita, the toastmas-
ter. and Mr. Lorenzo Bozzelli. The couple
left on late train on their honeymoon
TO Atlantic City, After short stay
they will &c 10 New York and Niagara
Falls. They will be at home in this city
after July l5 at TAI South Sth street.
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LansdoWne

Miss Helen Addison entertained the
members of her bridge club yesterday
afternoon at her home on LAMAR road
Among her guests were Miss Helen
Royce, Miss Marian Walter, Miss Marie
Zahn, Miss Gladys Pilling, Miss Helen
Phillips. Miss Margaret MeGraw. MISS
Mary Adamson, Miss Pauline Laird Miss
Estelle Boyd Miss Elizabeth Laughlin'
Miss Marian Shields. Miss Martha Ian
ming, Miss Anna Bearse, Miss Helene
Jones, Miss Kitty Adams and Miss Con-
stance LAUDER,
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Along the Main Line

1hBhooK-one Of their delightful
dinner dances was given last
Hs g the Overlook Golf Club, among
present being Miss Sidney Wilson.
zel ~ ~ MRS George A. Smith. Miss Vir-
astherill. Miss sRosane McMiehen.
zss Aaele N. Mosier, Mr.. Walter
ss Mf Charles Hoffman, Mr. Ev-
ss6f = Aosier and Mr.. Reynolds Pier
s helen Campbell. daughter OF Mrs,
campbell. of 6312 Overlook
mas been entertaining Miss Jes-
~ Of Brooklyn ~ Y. as her
~ several weeks. Several lunch
sse been given IN Miss Welrs
's-A1rs. s. Earle Halnes. OF Ma
entertained at bridge this
70 honor Of Miss Mabel jack
ss marriage TO AIr Richard
sit take place ID the autumn
guests included Mrs. Roy
Alfs Granville Hopkins. Mrs.
enaadleH Hr.. Mrs. Charles
aaper Mrs. Nelson Warwick.
mon smith e New York Miss
athens. Aisa Emma Walton.
44 ge|lAns Miss Eleanor Hende
Heiea naado
fz AlaHldse IS EeHnsen. e
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What's Doing Tonight

Municipal Band concert, Reynolds Post
Free.
FaiTmount, Park Band. Strawberry Mansion
o'clock. Free.
Philadelphia Band City Hall plaza; o'clock
Free.
University OF Pennsylvania Museum man
ayers, museum; clock.
Philadelphia Chapter, American Institute of
Bankers, 1901 Chestnut street; o'clock.
Lawn fete. Church OF the Annunciation; 8
clock.
Aero Club. Bellevue -stratford; s:l5 o'clock.
Circus and carnival Drexe Biddle Bible
classes. Lansdowne; 8 o. clock.
Graduation, Narberth High School. Narberth; ;
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Suffrage Events Today
EQUAL FRANCHISE SOCIETY.

Equal FRANCHISE SOCIETY,
NOon-Atss Anna McCue, organizer for the
society In kensington. addresses the employees
at Gays Carpet MIL Janney and Clearheld
streets,
Noon-Miss Bertha Sapovits addresses the
employees at the Atlantic Refining Company,
3lI4 Passyunk avenue.
p m.-Open-air meeting at Front and
Dauphn streets, Speaker. Miss Anna McCue.
S p. m.-Open-air meeting at list street and
Woodland avenue. Speaker. Miss Bertha
Sapovits -
WYNCOTE. PA.
s p. m.--Miss Heacock speaks before tho
WynCote Bird Club in HeacOck Hall.
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oAKEs-McKrr

The marriage OF Miss Helen NJ. Nc
kee. daughter OF Mrs. M. Mckee Of i72i
North Warnock street. and Mr. John j.
Oakes took place on wednesday, morn
ing in ST. Malachy's Church The cere-
mony was performed by the Rev Father
John j. Mellon. and was followed BY a
Nuptial Mass, the Rev Father Fleming
oiheiatlng. A reception followed at the
home of the bride, after which tho
young couple left for their wedding trim.
and on their return will reside at 1891
South Conestogn street.