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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-07-30
tatIons that be va hIs prIneipal

After buying the wire and giving a
check signed with his uncle's name
he shipped the junk To- Bernstein. The
freight clerks mistake came In when
he gave his name. Louis ldfal'
sounded like Louis HELD" 10 the
clerk. and that Is the way he wrote Il.
Odfal called up his uncle and the
bank officials at Pueblo last night AID
tho transaction was promptly ratified.
Mr. Roslington was assured that the
check would be honored.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-07-30
IMPROVED SERVICE
ON TROLLEYL|NES
IS ASSURED
Court Gives Receiver Permis-
sion to Buy Three New Cars
and Conveyances Will be
Ordered at Once.

New cars for the traction system
are assured.
Judge Mcchcm. acting for District
Judge iiaynolds, gave formal pcrmis-
sion today to George R%oslington. re-
cciver Of the trolley company. 10 buy
three cars.
The c%ouyCyancos will be- ordered at
once. They will be received shortly,
and the old twenty-minute schedule
on the old Observation-Disclosures ana the
Barclas-sawminl lines will be restored.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-07-30
TREASURER
FOR EASTLAND RELIEF

Julius R~oscnwald, the Chicago null
timilionairc, hrothcr-in-luw Of Ivan
and Alfred Grunsfcld, has been made
treasurer Of the mayors relief FUND
10 the victims of the Eistland. Their
8. now in the relief fund more than
100000, and that sum Is exclusive
OF $500 600 given by the Wcsting-
house company, Many cases of dis
ticss and d%cstitution followed In the
wake of the disaster. An Chicago
seems To- be giving tn the fund.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-07-30

Pittsburgh, Pa, July 30.-Eight
men were killed ana eleven seriously
injured at the Patterson mine of the
Coal company az Elizabeth
this afternoon when a cable car
rying a train broke on tho incline. h
cars crashed into IA party of men at
the mouth Of the mine.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-07-30

Galveston. Tex, July ga mar
giving his name as A. Gross and
claiming 10 be IL secret agent of the
Austrian government hanged himself
here today with hts suspendcrs In a
cell. lie had been arrested charged
with %swiudling. Gross claimed he
narrowly escaped arrest while work
ing recently In Canada.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-07-30
PERSONALS.


Tony ORTIZ. deputy state game
den, arrested two Indians this arter.
noon, charging them with offering
beaver skins for sale. u Be- against
the law 10 sell BEAVER pclts at this
time.
Rev. A. Touth1lpsr. pastor of the
congregational church. has returned
from a two weeks vacation spent at
points in Kansas. lie was accom-
panied here by his niece, Miss Mil
drcd Gricc. who viii spend a few days
hero and then go To Winslow, Ariz.
Mr.. and Mrs. W r. Holiday and
son have returned from "A two
months visit 10 relatives in south
western Kansas and Kansas CITY. MO.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-07-30

SEAMLESS TAPESTRY RUGS.
SOLD At Sf7.5O. NOW Sft.05, AT
FNBER'S BNNKItUTT SALE, 2i3-
.f5 ". GOLD AVE.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-07-30

Read the Evening Herald's
Want Ads. They get results.
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1915-03-12
PROBATE COURT

An instrument in writing purporting "a
be the last will aud testament Of Willmsrth
Hopkins was proved. allowed and ordered
recorded and Joseph S. Hopkins and
Marion NJ. Hopkins named in the viii
were approved as eKecutrices, bond $500
surety, stanton A. Winsor; appraisers
Philip Curtis, Asa Smith and Marshall ID
Hopkins.
An instrument in writing purportipg tc
be the les, will aud testam ment Of Emma l.
Young vas received and notice ordered
Harold 4. +. Young was appointed custo
dian Of the personal estate Of Emma l.
Young.
George {. Clapp was appointed com
missioner TO receive and examine th'
claims against the estate Of Irwin r. Bray
ton. The administrator OF the estate o
Emanuel +. Brsyton was granted libert,
to sell tile articles named in the inventory
at sum not less han the inventory value
The sun of s75 90 vas allowed 10 the
widow of Emanuel r. Brayton for six
months support.
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1915-03-12
Cattle Reimbursement

Among the Rhode Island owners of
cattle, recently killed to prevent the
spread OF the foot and mouth disease, are
the following, who are reimbursed by the
Federal Government for half their apI rails
ed loss, the other half being paid by the
state: Charles F. Evans, Johnston, s73s 50;
George A, Wyman, South Scituate,
SoS7. so; Ernest l.. Bennett, Thornton,
SIo21 so; George Lawton, Scituate, $50;
Estate OF Obadiah Brown, Providence,
Ss45; William II. Mathewson, Johnston,
5000; Samuel II. Fsssell, Johnston, S39);
Fred w. Belknap, Johnston, s776; Leander
Z. CoIc, Johnston, $40; John &. Smith,
North Scituate, S777.So; jeremiah Kane,
G:orgiaville, G S7oS; George Hill, Rockiand,
7oS; >. II. Olney, GIocester, lot SO; Fred
X Whitman, South Scituate, $9t7.5o; Paul
Castiglione, Johnston, S777. so; John Roy
er, SmithheId, S72o; Martin stamp, Johns
ton, S69S; j. A. Cahoone, Kent, sa7z;
John l. Eddy, Jr Johnston, 1881; James
X. Waterman. Johnston, $3.50 The sums
above represented half OF the appraised
value.
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1915-03-12
POTrERSVILLE.

Mrs. George Parker, WHO has been III,
is improving.
Harry Hutchins and family, have com.
pany from California.
II is rumored that Z. J. Capwell will go
Sou before many months.
Rev. Gilbert Cutler and son Charles,
were recent guests at Potter Homestead
Several from here attended the Show
Dance at Rockland on Saturday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Pred Potter Of Rock and,
were guests at Potter Homestead on sun
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Roderick Harmon were
guests Of Mrs. Albert Lowell on Sunday
last.
Mr.. Leonard Young Of Harmony, was q
guest a, "Mapie Tree Cottage" on Sunday
and Monday.
Mrs Laura Jane Randall Of Providence,
who has been staying at Mrs. Simmons
he's returned to her home. Mrs Simmons
is quite feeble.
Miss Nellie Potter is staying at her sis
ter's home in Edgewood Her sister, Mrs.
Mary Bsrden, underwent an operation on
Tuesday morning at city hospital. She
is getting along as well as could be er-
ysetsd,
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1915-03-12
Providence Water supply Bill No. 2.

The new bill designed 10 give the provi-
dence Water Supply Committee the right
Of condemn tion in the town OF scituate,
along with some other privileges is, 1t is
Understood, practically completed. The
lew department OF the city of Providence
have had the matter in hand for some time
and the warmed-over bill will be put
through its PAGES before special meeting
OF The City Council next week, The
Providence Wafer Supply Committee aud
the City Solicitor, who represented II,
had their bumps at the Assembly hearings
last spring, aud the rather crude, aud al
considered bill, their first effort, died IN
infancy. After their legislative and other
experiences and bols,ered up by twelve
lnontl $ work of a big corps Of engineers,
and reinforced 10y the unanimous opinion OF
hal dozen expensive experts, the Water
| supply Committee comes back, probably
wiser in some respects, than they were IN
the spring of 1914 The bill which will
be given a dress rehearsal next week
before the City Council. certainly ought
o be an improvement on the effort OF
ast year. Ii is said to be less grasping
in regard to Scituate acreage aud more
definite as to details. The Danielson
railway is given a new route and the Plain
neid Pike is to he allowed to continue its
ust fui existence. The ten months absence
OF and agents has had a soothing effect
on the temper OF Scituste citizens, and
there seems to be growing feeling among
h people OF tnat town, that if the Rtser
yoir must be thrust upon them, they will
make the best Of the calamity. 1t is prett,
certain, however, if the plan could bs
killed by a vote Of Scituate residents. i
would have a very brief time on earth.
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1915-03-12
TOWN COUNCIL

Benjamin 6 Eddy was appointed "For-
est FIRE Warden" and Charles b Cole and
Leonard w. Hopkins were appointed
Deputies.
Warren A. Howard, George r. Bfayton
and George y. Lyon were appointed sp-
prsisers 70 spprsise The personal property
at The Asylum. The council will mee,
Thursday, March 7s,h a, O'Clock In the
afternoon 20 canvass the voting list for the
husneial town meeting to be beld March
7q,h. The following bills were allowed
and ordered paid: sz.o7 to the Providence
Telephone Company for service, sfo 90 10
vsrnum Stsere for burial Of Henry Allen
HoyhiOs BY o'der of the ovaseer Of PoUh.
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1915-03-12
ROCKLAND.

Mrs George Lee is improving in health.
Mrs. Frank Barnard is seriously i'll
Mrs. George Davenport is caring for
Mrs. George Lee.
Clyde Sumner spoke at the Christian
Church last Sunday.
The Roekland and Ponegansett Mills
are running full time.
The L'dies' Aid Society met with Mrs
ohu Davis on Wednesday afternoon.
L. IL. Steere has over 1000 eggs in
process OF hitehug IN his incubators
Trinity Guild met on Thursday afternoon
OF last week with Mrs. orrin Bennett.
John Manchester, who has been confined
u his home by illness. IS able to be out
again.
IA. \. Turner Of Greenville and DIR.
) Pollard OF Providence, were here on
Tuesday.
Some one b. oke into Fred Arnold's store
early Sunday morning Little OF value
was taken
Roekland people are pretty we'll satis6-
ed that the new II. x ID. route viii no,
cave out this village.
Next Sunday afternoon, Rev. Frederick
>moek viii speak at the Christian Church
and there viii be services there in the
evening. Special music.
The members OF the K pckland c. t.
Society viii 20 TO North Scitua,e to q
meeting on Saturday evening.
A sIighS nre occurred at George Essex.
On Sunday, the root catching FIRE from
sparks from the chimney. II was ex,in,
guished before much damage was done
Several young people belonging al
South Scituate, gave an entertainment
and dance at the Casino Theatre last Sat.
urday evening II was well patronized.
The Womans' Relief Cprps of James {.
Nichols Post viii give an entertainment h.
-. A. X Hall on Saturday evening, March
2o,h The entertainment will be pre-
ceded by a chicken chowder supper.
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1915-03-12
SOUTH SCITUATE.

Harry Whitman has just concluded a
term of jury duty.
Miss Matilda Danis has returned from a
visit to Washington, ID. -.
1t is rumored that wedding bells will
soon be heard in Richmond.
Mrs. A l.. L'vsey entertained the
Trinity Guild yesterday afternoon.
Rev. g. B. Cutler spoke at the Bsttey
Meeting House last Sunday afternoon.
The next meeting of South Scituate
Grange will be held OH Thursday of mex,
week.
Married in South Scituate, March Sth
by Rev. Fenner Jacques, Fred A. Stewar,
Of Foster and Ruth A. Cole of Johnston
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1915-03-12
CLAIsALLE

Mrs. Stansheld is now at her home in
this village.
Joseph Rounds, who has been on the
sick list, is better.
Mrs. Gertie Phillips spent Thursday with
Mrs. Ann Seamens.
Lafayette Lodge held a regular meeting
on Tuesday evesiDg.
J.C. Wordeu will speak at the CIayylle
Church next sunday.
Mrs. Mary Bennett is visiting at her
sous, Manford Bennett.
Mrs. orrin Phillips is having some re-
pairs made TO her residence.
Mrs. Allen Wade spent Sunday with her
daughter, Mrs. Frank Mason.
Solomon whi,ford and family, have re.
Gently removed from this lace.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Rounds Of Provi.
denee, we're the guests Of Mr.. Wilisu n
Rounds on Sunday.
Mrs. Eva Parker Is taking care OF Mrs
George Wetherbee, who has just returned
from tie hospital.
Mrs. Emerson Hill, who has been spend.
ing the winter with her sister, called in this
place on wednes6ay.
Miss Evelyn Phillips was giveu birth.
day surprise Saturday evening. Whist
sud other s.mss were phys&
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1915-03-12
FOSTER CENTRE.

Mumps have been quite prevalent in
this section.
A daughter was born recently to Mr.
and Mrs Job Randall.
Town Clerk Gardiner Howard, was in
Providence last Wednesday.
There is q little daughter at the home Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Luther w. Cole.
John Eddy Of Greenville, visited Mr..
and Mrs. b. G. Eddy this week.
The Ladies' Aid Society met with Mrs
George Nichols on Friday of last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clifford IL. Crossmau
were made happy recently by the arrival o.
son
Many friends were entertained at tn,
home of Miss Jennie Hopkins Tbursda,
evening
Rev. Frederick Smock Of this place. viii
speak at the Christian Church, Rocklanc
on Sunday.
The Foster Republican Club gave a
dance and supper at their rooms on Sstur
day S. last week.
Myrtle Bell Dexter, little daughter o.
Mr.. aud Mrs. Leon A Dexter, died lss'
Sunday morning
Miss Annie Searle Of Providence, spent
several days recently with her cousin,
Miss Junie Gorton.
Orrin X. Austin, who was recently
thrown from his wagon and badly injured,
is improving rapidly.
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1915-03-12
NORTH SclTUATE.

c. B. Coates of Providence, was in town
on Tuesday.
Louis G Hohler is serving on the grand
jury this week.
Mrs. David Chapman is confined to her
home by illness
Miss Dorothy Boss is spending the week.
end in Pawtucket.
Mrs. William Burlingame is conhned to
her home by iAness.
Charles Barrett and family, have re-
moved TO Oineyville.
Rev. George Noble will speak at the
Advent Church on SundAy.
George Backmar, our local fish peddler,
has new Ford delivery car.
Ed. Shousleeves and family, have re-
moved here from Georgiaville.
B. F. Crandall of Davenport, Iowa, was
the guest OF r. ID. Cole recently.
A gang of Federal gypsy moth extermi-
nators are at work in this section.
Preparations are being made for the w.
c. !. u. silver medal contest here.
The Ladies' Aid Socie,y will hold sup
per this evening at the Baptist Vestry.
The Loyal Temperance Legion will NEE
on Saturday AFTERNOON at the Adven;
Church.
North Scitrate Grange held supper OF
Wednesday evening at the Cleaner.
Che pei.
The High Five Club will give a clan
supper at its new quarters on Saturday
evening.
Charles Austin, who cut his leg quite
badly last week, is able to get about -
crutches.
Members of Moswansicut Tent, knight
Of Maccabees, will pay fraternal visit Il
Providence Tent the latter part Of rhi
month.
| Rev. John Stewart, Baptist State Mis-
sionary, addressed a ". c. L. U. meeiin,
on Tuesday evening at the Pentecosta
| Church.
MIR. and Mrs. w. II. Depuy are prepsr
ing 10 return to their home at staten Is
and, New York.
Mrs. F. d. Cole and Miss Lillian Hop
kins spent Wednesday with Mrs. James A
Greene at Woonsocket
The Ladies' Aid Society of the Fre
Baptist Church will meet with Mrs
Charles Angel of Providence on Wednes
day afternoon of next week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles A. Stone, VIII
have been spending the winter in Ply
mouth, Indiana, are enroute for hom,
stopping few weeks 10 Washington, ID. {
Frank A. Page, who was injured i
February at ProvidenceMill, has bee
dangerously i'll with blood poisoning
DR.. Charlotte Arnold is the attendin
physician.
The Scituate Public Market will Sc
Association bread -four on Saturday
March 18th only,at sI.oo per bag, one ba
to each customer while it lasts. Flour {
be taken at the store.
The Library Needle Club met with Mr.,
DIR. Smith on Monday afternoon. Their
was good attendance of members. Th
next meeting Of the club will be held wit
Mrs. Caldwell Of Johnston.
The Christian Eudeavor Society Of tn
Baptist Church will entertain the Rock
land and Clsyville L. + Societies on Sa
urdsy evening at the Baptist Churc
Ves,ry. An address will be given
Charles b. Donle of Providence.
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1915-03-12
BARRED ROCKS

B.auty. vigor and Utility Barred Rocks
49,. won wberever shown this season,
everyone securing roocn'
coc.sr.l breeding pens won the blue
q, I,,i,horo. Provide nee and Woonsoeket.
C.aLs,sI. sho,sn single class winning
sS,,. and seconds With one exception
Ats- sinsi. eoetetsls, great ofeeders'
,rios or pens TO sale o, reasonable prices
Egg in season.
GEORGE d. THOMPSON Jr.,
-, p. o. Hope, K. l.
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1915-03-12

The vndersii ned hereby gives notice
that In accordance with Chapter 90 the
Gene cal Laws lie will on Saturday, the
10th LAY of April, 1oIs, levy on all real
estate in the tow Of -cituate against which
town ,s.es for 1913 and 1914 are unpaid,
unless pa id befo said 10th day Of April.
WILLIS J. BOSS,
,2.St Collector of Taxes.
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1915-03-12
The Seasrave Observatory

Probably Scituate is the only town in
Rhode Island that can boast Of an observa
tory. Some time ago, Frank K. Seagrave
of Providence, one Of the best known
astronomers in the country, found a site, a
mile 10 the north Of North Scituate, that
he considered admirably adapted for IA
building to be used in astronomical obser-
vstiou. The observatory, which was COM
pleted a few months ago, consists Of a
tower 40 feet in diameter and 80 feet high.
II is built of brick aud surmounted by a
revolving turret containing the big tele.
scope. The tower is hanked by building,
which is used as an office and work room.
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1915-03-12
Citizens Committee

The committee Of Scituste tax payers,
OF which w. l.. Lsngford is chairman, ex
poets to give a report soon to the citizens
OF the town in regard to what the Provi-
dence Water Committee will do about the
town Indebtedness, town buildings, roads.
etc.
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1915-03-12

The regular monthly meeting OF the
Probate Court aud Town council was hello
last Saturday afternoon with the members
all present, president John w. Bowen,
presiding
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1915-03-12
LOOK HEkE

,.,ai,t.v We shall build you Cot
=, .rs.nsme tHouse, furr isn plans an j
1890, tirns Z, se OF charge, and VIII give
YOU Il the mon wanted at - per ient; anan,s sn
psI s..,i,ne,ts Absolute satisfaction guar
sssa guild ,sscS So ,ea Tssssss ..sssinss
s4eHvs. s4e & = As'Sp' w.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-09-06
CANOE ASSOCIATION HOLDS
THREE-DAY CELEBRATION
Atlantic Division of American Canoe Association En-
camped on the Wissahckon-R Representatives From
Four States-Marriages Announced

sailed from New York for Norfolk, va
They will spend their honeymoon visit
ing cities on the Chesapeake Bay, and
upon their return will live at 40 Walnut
lane Roxborough
Invitations will shortly be issued by
Mr. ana Mrs. A. II. Fox. OF 2ss Rochelle
avenue, Wissahickon, for the marriage OF
their daughter. Miss Christine Elizabeth
Fox, TO Mr.. Frank Sumner Whitcomb. Of
Lowell, Mass, on Monday, october Is.
in the First Presbyterian Church, OF wis.
sahiclSon. The Rev. ]. T. Hackett, pas
tor OF the church. will offlciate. assisted
by tho Rev. Elliot Field.
Miss Fox viii be attended only by her
sister, Miss Lucy Fox. as maid of honor.
and Mr., Whitcomb will have Mr.. George
Miller as his best man. The prospective
bridegroom Is engaged In his profession
in washington, d. c.. where the young
couple viii make their home.
A surprise shower was given this week
for Miss Fox at the home OF Miss Helen
Ketterer, iio Rochelle avenue. wissa-
hiclon-
Announcement has been made Of the
daughter Of DR.. and Mrs. Charles L. La
shelle, and Mr.. Elgin r. West, of Ches-
ter. which was solemnized on "Wednesday
at the home OF the brides parents in
Lenni. The ceremony was performed By
the Rev. Charles N. Headeaway. pastor
OF the Lenni Methodist Episcopal Church.
and was largely attended Mr. and Mrs.
West left on a three weeks wedding tour
through the New England States. Mr..
West is one OF the younger members OF
the bar OF Delaware County and is widely
known
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-09-06
North Philadelphia

Miss Stella " Snowden, of 1921 Wallace
street. who is spending the summer In
the mountains of Virginia, is now at
Skyland.
Miss Catharine Rudden, of 1887 West
Lehigh avenue, has returned from At
lantic City. Her sisters, Miss Elsie Rud-
den and Miss Madalyn Ridden, returned
from New Egypt yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry N. Vessel, who
have been staying in Atlantic City for
three months, have returned to their
home, 1906 Diamond street.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Billetter, Jr., and
family. OF 18th and Clear1eld streets,
have gone to Atlantic City. to remain
over Labor Day.
Miss Anna Manning and Miss Carrie
Manning, of 1915 North 18th street, have
returned from Pine Beach and gone to
Atlantic City for the remainder of the
summer.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-09-06

,pruuR RYERsoN announces
~ " =, ror,e Ryerson, to Mr.. Georse
~ fn',s un-s, son OF the late Mr' Georse
. NJ 49, n..s, Of Hyde Hail. otseso
New York. - q, ,h,s
~ ss,oogo Her mother was MISS
f'' ~ s..,,e daugnter Of the late John
I'm. and a sister Of Mrs .. ,.,,.S I,e'p y
P'''s - Arthur Rush and Adolph r.
fr''" ~, M father. Mr.. Arthur Kyerson'
r'u'' ! |, those who so bravely lost MS
~ one y rnanlc disaster. owing TO
pt Y - Miss Ryerson never made her
re''n'"s, s,su, here. as she would have
'Fm'' years ago. Her sister MISS
..,n. y. RysrsOn, was introuu'eu
fa''nus s",ors = the Titanic disaster
~ '',, p.srson and her family are az
MIS- their country nome near
kocnerstown n. J.
~s.,0as and Lady Wadson anu
Elr Jnoh,a ~ walter Wadson, OF Ser
4 fhslr son; seu the last week In sep
nuda, WIN snend several days as the
tmber SUI. SUI N Mr.. and Mrs. Norman
house suss,ss ot their home in German
Nariou s,ond the wedding OF the lat
fpnn an-ster anu Miss Ethel Marriott
ttrs NS Mr. Edmund c. Gosling' OIL
Jones a"' which will take place IN ot'
teFmuo,r rn,scopal Church, Germantown
lukss Law october 9, at when MI,
O. sas''siriIl Iii act as best man. Mr' ahu
Ma'svns rsr,,,nd w. Goellng, the parents Oh
Afs ...ssgroom, are planning TO san On
. ue pl~se ~ vessel. Miss Jones Will enter
ne ~" entire bridal party at dinner on
'.'n ,ssning preceding the wedoihs'
- d Elkin. Justice of the Su-
NJ JONI ,r, and his family are occupy
PREM smartments at the Rittenhouse.
o.o,bv Potter, of Anglecot,
hs nm. Pa, left last week lot
knes'rs rss,ohester. Mass, where she VIII
We, r.other. Mrs. Charles A. Potter'
'oln ns. Nv will both be the guests OF MI,
sne w. Harry Yates and Mrs. waiter
~ =, Ruffaio, n. Y, who nave
i.,ss ,here for the summer months.
~. Emily ]. Smith, of 2OS4 Locust
,.., n who is spending the summer at
/ n.ssn CITY. N. j., has as guest MISS
4 yserT ! rrp,zsheth Williamson, of OAK Lane
Mrs Y. Smith and daughters VIII re-
l..n ~ ~ Philadelphia the middle OF sep
tember
~ and Mrs. Hampton L. Carson OF
osAroof Rydal, Pa, left last week lot
-. Trsncleco. Cal, where they VIII at
sa1 s.na me Exposition. and will also stop
y salt lake City and the many other
reIrts AZ interest. Mr.. and Mrs. Carson
sspect 10 return about the sd OF septem-
Der.
Mrs Jarvis Smith, of Cynwyd, enter
,,lned At a small musicale on Saturday
rlrht in honor of her guest, Miss GLADYS
esIllwell. Of Devon. Among those pres
N were Miss Helen Cornwall, Miss
4 Nnry 2. scholler, Miss Minnie scholler'
4 Mo Ruth Clark, Miss Rosa Thayer, Mr'
s Gordon Lea, Mr.. Ralph Moore, Mr Allen
4 Thomas. and Mr.. Raymond d. Kirk.
Mrs W. H. Hunt, wife Of Lieutenant
s Commander w. NJ. Hunt, u. S. N, aloe
4 70 Commander Knapp. who spent the
4 past week with her sister at Burlington
n. j., returned to the city today.