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The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1915-11-26
CHARGE TO GRAND JURY
Brief Synopsis of Charge OF Special
Judge Mcleod to Grand Jury
at Opening of Court.

Judge Mcleod stated in his charge
to the grand jury that after having
spent a pleasant week in Newberry in
the court of common pleas, he was glad
to open the general session court. He
stated that he did not have any ex-
traordinary suggestions or charge to
make at this term Of the court, as he
presumed the conditions and affairs
of the county were in good shape, that
nothing had been called to his atten-
ton and no special request had been
made to him.
His honor further stated thaS there
were certain things which the court
might, with propriety. direct the grand
jury's attention, those things which go
in a general way to make up peace
and good order of a community at
large. He said that our court houses
are clearing houses Of society, that last
week during the common pleas court
the business of the county which the
citizens were unable to adjust among
themselves was taken up and this
week affairs which society at large is
unable to adjust anywhere else except
in court.
The court further stated that time
was when the sheriff Of the county
was looked upon as hangman, but
now when you walk down the street
and meet policemen clothed in uniform
and badge of authority, we ought to
regard, and children ought to be
taught to regard, not as an executive
of the law, but as one who stands as
a badge of protection.
His honor further stated that we
are largely an agricultural county and
in order that the people in the county
may live as safely as those in the towns
in many of the countie of tne state
there has been established what is
known as rural police and Newberry
county should have rural police to the
extent that it is necessary.
His honor charged the jury very
fully as to tle rural police, stating that
the idea that they were collectors of
revenues was entirely wrong.
The court further charged the jury
that they had the care and supervision
of all the county affairs, as to seeing
that the roads are kept An proper con-
dition and so on. He said that he had
occasion to go over some OF the roads
in the county recently and found that
in a good many places they were in
good condition.
The court further said that there are
certain crimes which more directly
affect society than perhaps any others,
stating among these the crime Of adul-
terry and that the jury should, if called
to their attention, bring the persons
before them. no matter what mis- or her
standing is
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1915-11-26
VARIOUS AND ALL ABOUT.
Thanks giving.

Thanksgiving.
Beautiful November days.
Alaska faces severe winter.-Head-
line. So does the north pole.
spent Thanksgiving with relatives in
Clinton.
Mr.. Joe Young and his sister, Miss
Nancy, are visiting their uncle Mr.. C..
T. Paysinger.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. H. Barnette of Co
lumbia are visiting Mrs. Barnette,s pa
rents, Mr.. and Mrs C. T. Paysinger.
Misses Maude and Lucille Gruber
Mr.. and Mrs. R. H. Anderson, Master
Roy and Misses Minnie and Rose
Amick motored to Clinton to attend the
Newberry Clinton foot ball game.
Misses Matte and Kate Adams of
Greenwood will spend the weekend
with their parents, Mr.. and Mrs ]. C.
Adams at the Central House.
President j. Henry Harms of New
berry college spent yesterday in Co.
lumbia.-The State.
Mrs. Forrest Lominack lefI Wednes-
day for Hodges, where she will spend
Thanksgiving with the home-folks.
Thanksgiving day in Newberry was
observed by all our people. 1t was an
ideal day.
Edgefeld feels the need of hos
pital. What would Columbia feel if
Newberry should decide to build hos
pital?
Mr.. and Mrs. Jno. D. Snealy, their
daughter, Mrs. Malcomb Sloan, and lit
tie Miss Helen Sloan of Little Noun
tain were visitors to Newberry Tues
day.
Messrs. A. H. Kohn and P. C. Price,
two of Columbia's prominent business
men, were in Newberry Tuesday and
"wednesday.
Mr.. Roy Anderson, formerly of New
berry, but now of Greenwood, spent
Thanksgiving with his brother. Mr. R.
H. Anderson.
Prof. and Mrs. wv. E. Lake, Jr., of
Columbia are spending Thanksgiving
with Prof Lakes parents, DR.. and Mrs.
Lake.
Among those attending "The Birth
of a Nation" were Mrs. A. T. Brown,
Miss Margaret Burton, Dr. j. E. Stokes,
Mr.. and Mrs. J. B. Hunter, R. It. C.
Hunter and j. T. Mayes.
Clarence Marshall, whose name has
"a somewhat martial sound, invaded the
premises of another and for his war
Hike pretentions he was brought to the
recorders court where he was fined s.
for trespassing.
Ruby Fair used language rare, and
Tor her sparkling and illuminating
and sparkling gems of speech, which
the city clerk termed blasphemous, the
recorder fined Ruby Fair with inky
hair the sum of 81.
That Valley Farm opera show at the
JaIapa school house Friday night is go
Ing to be some SHOW. Don't fail to see
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1915-11-26

Richly Supplies" There is not man
or woman living on the earth but that
needs these three things, and there IS
not one living in a Christian land but
that may nave them. The proof of
these statements will be concretely
given from the word of God.
There will be good music at all the
services. Come and worship with US.
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Suber-Mitchell.

The following cards have been is
sued to friends in Newberry and else
where:
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles S. Suber
request the pleasure Of your company
at the marriage of their daughter
Mary Frances
to
Mr.. Patrick Bowers Mitchell
on Wednesday evening, December 8tn
at six o'clock
at their home
Newberry, South Carolina.
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Box Party at Union Academy.

If you want 10 have a whole lot OF
fun for little money just go to the
box party at Union academy on Fri
day night, December q. Miss Euniee
Halfacre, the teacher, says that Mr.. M.
L. Strauss, the noted auctioneer at
such entertainments, has consented to
sell the boxes.
The proceeds will be used for the
benefit Of the school. Everybody is
invited to come and the girls are re-
quested to take boxes.
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DIR, YOUNG NJ. BROWN,
Dentist
Newberry. ). C.

POmaria Warehouse is prepared to
handle few more bales of cotton.
A part of the State system and prices
and insurance cheap. The Bank Of
Pomaria will lend you money on
warehouse receipts at s per cent
interest. 1l-1z-ot
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1915-11-26

For Rent or Sale-Ten-horse planta-
ton; good buildings; good pasture;
good water; one and three-quarter
miles from Newberry; land we'll I'M
proved Will rent or sell on reason
able terms. Apply to E. NJ. Evans.
11-2-tf
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Wood Mills.

Miss Nora Wood and Mr. Jonn Mills
were married at the Newberry circuit
parsonage Nov ember p, 1915, by Rev.
wv. R. Bouknight.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1915-11-26

WHY, WHY Not buy your flour, gra-
ham, whole wheat -four, meal, grits
from the Farmers Oil Mill, and get
fresh, home ground goods. Try it
Just once, and live. ]. H. Wicker,
Mngr. lO-zo-ri
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1915-11-26

In the fleet of life, the flagship is
SMILES; giggles are only breeze tnat
push the snip along.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

We Want to Sell the farmers of New
berry county their peas. This is a
good time to buy as they are cheaper
than they have been for years. Write
US for prices. O'Donnell & Com
pany, Sumter, S. C. 11-26-2t
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1915-11-26

For Rent-Two tracts of land twelve
and eighteen acres, near cemetery.
INQUIRE of H. C. Holloway, Attorney.
11-2-tf
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1915-11-26

Turn PlOWs-Get our prices before
buying. Johnson McCrackin.
11-5-tf
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1915-11-26

Charity begin with forgetfulness OF
injuries, and ends with remembrances
to grant favors
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1915-11-26

Trespass NOtice-All persons are here
by positively forbidden TO trespass
upon the lands of the undersigned by
hunting or otherwise unGer the pen
atty of the law. D. E. and J. A.
Schumpert. 11-23-3t-1taw
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Georgia Cotton PlantatiOI--We are
subdividing a five thousand acre cot
ton plantation in South Georgia;
good improvements, now in cultiva-
ton; near good city; best markets;
good water; healthful location. Want
t.ustling small farmers to buy at
@e:y reasonable price; small pay
ment down, balance easy. Or will
rent for 1916 with privilege of buy
ing. Write just what you want first
letter. Address P. o. Box 497, At
.anta, Ga. l1-12-tf
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1915-11-26

1t takes a philosopher to meet pres
ent troubles; any fool can meet those
that are last.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1915-11-26

Texas 0ats-Genuine red rustproof at
Johnson McCrackin Co. 11-5-tf
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or renewal subscriptions
to Southern Cultivator, Progressive
Farmer, McCall's Magazine, Wo-
mans World and other magazines
Please give or send to Curtis Ept1ng
1904 Nance ST., Newberry, S. C.
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Hotel Arrivals

GREEN's-w. r. Moore, swedesboro, y, J.,
4; s. Weiss Reading, Pa Charles r. smith
RITTENHOUsE-A. L. Smith, Toledo. O.; f.
NJ. Barrett, Philadelphia, Pa, Mrs, j, H.
Graham, Wheeling, ". Va.
CoI.oNNADE-AIr and Mrs, b, NJ; Darby,
Pittsburgh. Pa. c. d, Koch. Harrlsburg, Pa.
RITz-!cARLToN-J. 1. Kolb. Washington, D.
G.; Mr.. and Mrs. Lloyd NJ Fahrr' Mahano9y
WSshiaston. b. C. c.; Miss Charlotte Rams
dell. Washington. p G.; Charles y. ,L.,ig Laing'
Boston. Mass Mr.. and Mrs. Henry T. Tay-
BELLEVUE STR RATFORD-F. W. Kirkly,
Shnst o fs LARGE sSs P4Es'p E4Ee Pa lF HsaTy GH
Small, York, Pa. Mr. and Mrs, G. w, Shell
9S GeaEes tas P Il E BldSe BatRl@SS5st R6Ssst
Ii. V. Ward Pittsbursih. Pa, +, j. kelley.
EaSia aISiSo f. Kdp Ne1STE Il AS3s So'J'n'o""' e. !" 80
wALToN-E. Il. Scott, Plymouth, Pa; MT.
Martz. Williamsport. Pa.
Mrs. NJ NJ. Fsrisnd, New York; Mr. and
Mrs. W. A. White, Hartford Conn.
ADELPHIA-J. e. Conwen, Boston, Mass. :
Thomas y. Doran, Washington, ID, c. J. =
Dsansy, Brooklyn, N. Y,
yENDIG-MT. and Mrs. George g. MetEsar.
STsssoRi "a James Ssilf9n, fSa oH New ;, Sr lns-
Ioney, Scranton, Pa j. w. Riddle. Jr.,
Springfield Mass c. Nj. Freeman, Buhalo'
NEW BIHdJiAM- Thomas palzsll Princeton; sto',;;
Wolfer, Lancaster. Pa.
n. r, Travis Clarksburg W. va;
Se&Esss Ss9[Ess Il MaSanoS lss' city ef5asld' PA RAJ E.
CONTINENTAL-R. White, shamokin Pa;
Richard r. Kruse, New York; AR, and Mrs.
~, v, Reiner, Bethlehem, Pa
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Summer Resorts


ATLANTIC CITY, July 15-sea bathing
as the season advances grows more popD-
lar each day, and many persons from
various parts of the country may be seen
each day sporting In the waves of the
ever-invting Atlantic.
Noted yesterday on the beach and
| Boardwalk were Mrs. George Prlestly,
Mr.. and Mrs. William H. Johnson, Mrs.
Irving Goldsmith, Mrs. W. j. McGllnn,
Mr.. John McGllnn, Miss McGlinn and
Mrs Wills, Mr.. and Mrs. Guernsey
Moore, of Swarthmore.
Mr. and Mrs. Franklin McCrea wirg-
man, of zoos Pine street, arrived here on
Tuesday and will spend the season at the
Chelsea. Mr.. and Mrs. John Doyle will
spend several weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs j. Walter Lord are among
the arrivals from Baltimore and from
Philadelphia come Mrs. c. Yarnall Alb
bott and her little girl.
Mr.. Joseph C. Bright, of Bryn Mawr, is
at the Traymore. Mr. and Mrs. George
Michael are at Haddon Hall for the
summer
Others noted include Mrs. Oscar Strauss
and her son and Miss Claire Strauss, of
Atlanta; Mr.. and Mrs, II. l.. Clark of
Klttanning, Pa; Mrs. Irving Goldsmith,
Mrs. John Black and Miss NJ. Black, OF
Chicago. Mr.. and Mrs. John Bacon, OF
Johnstown, Pa.
Admiral and Mrs. Harrle Webster, OF
Richmond, arrived yesterday at tho
Strand.
Mr. d. f. Comfy, of Germantown. re-
turned yesterday to his homo after a
short stay here,
Mr. and Mrs. Francis x. Hope, of New
York, have been spending some time at
the Shelburne. Mrs. Hope will be re-
membered as Miss Elizabeth O'Brien, OF
Philadelphia.
CAPE MAY, July l5.-Mr. and Mrs.
Horace Eugene Smith have as their
guests for a few weeks Mr.. and Mrs.
George ], Harding. Mrs, Harding before
her marriage in the early spring was Miss
Phoebe Adams.
Mr. and Mrs. George b. Thomas, Jr,,
are visiting Mrs Thomass parents Dr.
and Mrs. Charles N Davis, at their beau
tiful summer home on Beach avenue.
This week has brought many new ar
rivals from Baltimore and Philadelphia
to the various hotels and cottages. Among
those at the Hotel Cape May are Mr..
and Mrs. G. A. supplee, Mr.. and Mrs. F.
II. Lipplncott, Mr.. II. HOrner, Mr.. and |
Cook. Mr.. II. C. Drayton. Mr.. s. ]. Mil
Ter, Mr.. and Mrs. Randolph Barton, of |
Baltimore; Mr.. Arthur W. Masher, Jr., |
Mr.. George C. Thomas. also Of Baltimore. |
At the Colonial are Mr.. Charles z, |
Smith, Mr.. and Mrs. W. p Scott, Mrs.
Lawrence " Boyd, Miss Margaret Milne,
Of New York; Mr.. Richard Tilghman.
Miss Alice Grant Mr., and Mrs Charles
c. Hermann.
Guests of Star Villa include Mrs. ].
Pemberton Newbold, Mr. Arlington W.
Porter, Mr.. w. Myers,
Miss Virginia Wetherill, of Overbrook,
las returned TO her home after spending
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Along the Main Line

.,n,toRE,-Mr. and Mrs. Richard E.
I'M of Bleddyn road and Montgom-
n%,s avenue, will spend August at Eagle
ns,o ~. Alexander Sellers, Miss Nancy
.'n.,s Miss Edith Sellers, Mr.. William
s."srs s."s, and Mr.. Alexander Sellers, Jr.' OF
s n" lane, are spending the summer at
aSs0 @s and nd Mrs. Ten Brock Runk, for
liz of Ardmore, Pa, have gone to
s.tsonyille, Fla. where they Will reside
il the future
utyERFoRD.-Mr. Frederick Maurice
ss.mnson. of New York, Will be the
,s,d Of DR.. and Mrs. Robert Ellis
rempson, Of the bend in the Road
N latter part of July
Ms william NJ Runk. accompanied ny
was Evelyn Runk and Miss Edith Kunk'
IN lsave shortly for Fishers Island,
New London, Conn.
RpyN MAWR-Mr. and Mrs. Charles A.
torestreth OF Penn street, left yester-
IN nv motor for East Gloucester, Mass.
Tbey will be gone about two weeks.
Nj and Mrs. Walter Lippincott, or
yirbers road. are cruising in their yacht
the Lady Betty, during July and August
n New England waters.
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rHARTTY BIeIDGE PARTY PR0VEg
ATTRACTIVE TO SOCIETY FoJK
bridge to BE pGgea Ih'a Afternoon at the Home of Mr..
Harrison Hutchinson IN Jobston to BENEFIT poo iS D.
of Burlington Coupty-Personolo Nv = 00'

,soNs OF this city are Interested In
D large charity bridge party which
w r,ven this afternoon at the
7T ,laos OF Mrs ]. Harrison Hutch
o.tvood. Jobstown, N. j.. at 2:so
!, for the benefit Of the Burlington
mnty Relief Fund
t'uH' a,,one those who have taken
Soms = Mrs. william Mexican Morris,
n1les w preakley, Miss Fanny Rous-
o. VIZ n7 Iobn p. Hutchinson, Mrs. Jacob
~ 80 Mrs. John L. Buser and Mrs.
arve'
cs those noted at the dance last
An'9 the Germantown Cricket Cluo
ffn " and Mrs. Robert C. Lea, Mr
TsIe ~ william II. Jordan, Mr.. and
tn' Ioseph Wayne, Jr, Mr.. and MRS
va eor Haines, Mr.. Lincoln Passmore'
.nd Mrs. Franklin MeAllister' Mr.
NI Wrs Alfred s. WE'LL MT ana .,s MIS-
n.5 no Tunnell and Mr.. and Mrs WI
~ R Tucker.
"a Mrs. Henry b. Thompson, OF
W d Ia Farm. Greenville, Del, enter
heos house party over last weekend.
iilrh S,,a,ts Included Miss Betty Carson,
Insl I.,s YORK; Miss Charlotte Williams, of
dNss,,,, Mr. Harry Forster, Of Boston,
ts H. Dawson Coleman, Mr.. Theo-
h'sss ss.ni and Mr.. Ellison Thompson, all
\ iris city
M sonhv Bispham, who with her par
Nsl ~ Rev. and Mrs. Clarence Wyatt
s,.s' .nt, ~, and her sister, Miss Margaretta
Insr, biApns Il spending the summer at
bspn'ii civ. entertained informally yes
Oeean afernoon at tea and porch
party -
4. Edwin Greble Dreer, OF AMMAN
M uslvern, has gone to Chicago, ILL.,,
s.s y. stay of six months
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Frankford

Mr.. and Mrs. William C. TAYLOR. of
Penn street, and family are occupying
their beautiful summer home on WASH
ington avenue, Sellersville.
Miss Maud A. Holme and Miss Irene
Holme are spending two weeks as the
guests of DR., and Mrs, Henry BannIster
at their home at Roanoke, w. Va.
Mrs ]. Horace Eyre. of Torresdale ave-
nue.. and her two daughters, Miss Louise
Eyre and Miss Anna Eyre are at Wild
wood. N. j., where they will remain for
part of the summer,
Mr. and Mrs. B. w. Snyder, of Holmes
burg, are at the Panama Exposition,
where they will remain for a few weeks
before leaving for Seattle. Wash. They
will not return until next month.
Mr. and Mrs. Patrick j. HIrI, of Ash
burner street, Holmesburg, have returned
from a visit to Emmitsburg, near Baltl-
more, where they have been the guests
OF their daughter, Miss Margaret Hlrl.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ziegelbauer and their
family. of Palmetto street, Lawndale.
have returned this week from a stay at
Angelsea. where they spent short time
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Chestnut Hill

Mr.. and Mrs. A. B. Hergesheimer OF
Hartwel avenue. st. Martins have had
as their guests for some time Mrs. Georse
Hergesheimer of 1850 North 2lst street.
and her children. Miss Cordelia Herges-
heimer, Miss Clara Hergesheimer. Master
George Hergeshelmer and Master Herbert
Hergesheirner
Mr. George Hergeshelmer has just re-
nrged from ten-day motorboat trip.
N. and Mrs. Clark Dlllenbeck, OF
Nabw Grove avenue, are occupying
hsr cottage at Ocean City, N. j., for
ils summer months.
M and Mrs. Henry Kellar Kurtz, Jr.,
Il Il Benezet street, have returned home
from Chelsea, where they spent several
sseks
d. and Mrs. Jacob lie Roy, of 5000
s. Martins lane, are occupying their
saitage, as usual. in Maine for the sum-
aer months.
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West Philadelphia

MT. and Mrs Thomas n nf,o,..
arr nss,om from their wedding trim a,S
e,e ee occupying their new bon,e en1 sIsl
Broomall avenue. "onle at bI22
Miss Margaret c, Mccoidr,.,. 49,
esstinlnster avenue, will leave torea..lI' oiIo
.l, lor sheepshead Bay, Brooklvn ,,,bssn ~. W y
NJ Nh spend two weeks with her ami nfr.
Miss Helen Glenn. of 1874 e,,,r, ,.,
Street Is in Pittsburgh for a sbort ,,,si.
mss Slenh Is the head OF the Social sar,,'
ISe department OF the tJniversit,y ~
pennsylvania Hospital. " |''''' u
Mr. and Mrs. william v. Long and tbs,-
So,,ti, Yer, , MISS Annie d. Long, of al
Ftanots street. VIII leave today for San
route. i'us piaces en-
Mrs; John sayres, 249 South 55tb stros,
Ie+t this week with party of frIenda on
sN-weeks' trip to the Panama-PaciSc
4nu a san Diego Exposltions, Yellowstone
ARK ana the Grand Canyon.
The Rev. Richard Radcliffe md III.
FAMILY, OF South SD street left vesterdsv
Ior simpson Grove, Pa, where the no,
Mr Hadcliffe will be spiritual director
during the summer
Mr. and Mrs. William Russell and
daughter, Miss Helen Russell. Of 100
SVItn Ct,,, Paxon street, left today for Ocean
lily M De- for the summer.
Mrs. Isabella Hoffman, 121 South 5ad
Street s Is at Whitney Point, N. Y, until
Miss Lillian Everett, OF 1917 Cbancel,or
street. Is spending the summer with rela.
uVes near Pottstown, Pa.
Mrs. Annie E. Brines and son. Mr.. VIII.
nam Brines, of 54S Chestnut street, have
gone TO farm near West Chester. Pa
tor the summer.
DR.. T. c. BeswiclS, 5143 Market strao+
Del. Deaoh'
Mr. Edward W.SEaves and his sister
MISS Bessie F. Eaves, of 461S Cedar ave-
nue., are spending the summer in their
new apartments at Chelsea. On their re-
turn TO the city the Eaves will take I'm
their residence at 6215 Washington ave-
nue. Miss Eaves will entertain Miss
Genevieve Ferris and a party OF friends
over the weekend.
Mr.. Paul l.. Smiley. of 5352 Webster
street, and Mr., William e. johnson will
ieaVe this week for Atlantic City, where
they Will spend a few weeks.
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Germantown

Mrs. Frank B. Stem, OF 234 East Dur
IAN street, Mt. Airy, accompanied by
as' two children. is spending a portion
e the summer in Canada Late in the
nmmer Mr.. and Mrs. Stem will leave
tl the West. where they will attend both
EDosltlons.
" Kiah Kitto. of 6sl4 Quincy street,
aA returned from California and is now
Atlantic City. where he will spend
las simmer
W and Mrs. Edwin Carpenter have re-
Nfned from their wedding journey and
q occupying their new home in West
fAladephla. Mrs. Carpenter will be re-
1smpered as Miss Genevieve McGeveran.
~. and Mrs. Robert Foster, Of 61os
sAinton street, accompanied by their
,afse children, will leave shortly for
sltnor where they will remain for some
MS Oliver A. Patterson. OF 1T West
nAlenhouse street, and her daughter,
Alis Helen Patterson. are spending the
'4nmsr at octan City.
NJ James Mcmahon, OF 7O5 Locust ave-
lae and Mr.. Daniel Mcmahon, of $3.50
AeAahon avenue, have returned from a
'ay IN Atlantic City,
Aa James Hutchinson, OF 23t West
sienhouse street. and family will leave
4oiuy for Wildwood to spend the sum
Owen ]. Breen. of wissahlckon
.'snas and Walnut lane. has returned
Han visit In wildwood.
Edward L. Reynolds. of 5l3 West
street, has returned from Nor
va, where she was the guest OF
4 Constructor Edward Kintner, u. s.
-nd Mrs. KintneT Mrs. Reynolds win
iomorrow for Quincy. Mass, where
Eill be the guest OF Mrs. J. W.
'su' formerly OF Germantown.
= as Misses sehofield, 6sls Quincy street,
.s.aaa. have gone to Maine for the sum-
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North PHILADELPHIA

Mr.. and Mrs. j. d. Lewis. OF 2125 North
SD street, are entertaining their niece,
Miss Beth Wager, of Chicago.
Mrs. William Brodie and her daughters
Miss Alice and Miss Jennie Brodie, OF
l4lS Diamond street, left yesterday for
Mount Gretna, where they will spend
the summer Mrs. Brodies sister, Mrs.
S. j. Snyder, also accompanied them.
Miss Lea Lillian Futernik of 2214 North
18th street, has gone to Atlantic City
for week, to be with her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Benjamin Futernll1, who have
apartments there for the summer Miss
Diana DOrothea Futernik will Join them
for the weekend. On Sunday the Misses
Futernik will entertain a number of
friends.
Mr.. Edward Baudis will give a musicale
tomorrow evning at his residence, 2s57
North 26th street.
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Roxborough

Lieutenant Charles Boyer, OF the Park
and Lehigh avenues station, will leave
today for Atlantic City to spend his
vacation. He viii be accompanied by
Mrs. Boyer and their daughter. Miss
Anna Boyer. They will be absent two
weeks.
Mrs. ]. c. Henderson. Jr., OF Rochelle
avenue, entertained at luncheon last
week Her guests included Miss Mar
gaTet Pufdy, OF Trappe; Miss Margaret
HalsinseF. OF DelRiF. n. J. Mrs. J, e.
Elliott, OF Atlantic City; Miss r. Miller,
OF OverbroOki Miss Marion Wickersham
ana Mrs. c. II. Bergman,
DR.. ana Mrs. Eli s Beary, Of Queen
lane. Falls OF schuylkill, left last week for
an extended western tour They will visit
seattle, Los Angeles. San Diego. Salt
Iake city and Yellowstone Park.
Mr.. William 2. Marley ana Mr.. VIII
lam 2. Marley Jr., OF Ridge avenue, are
touring through the West 70 the Pacific
coast.