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The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1915-07-15
VERY sIMPLE WEBBING

Miss Elizabeth Caroline Rich
daughter of DR.. and Mrs. E. C. Rich
of this city, was married by the Rev
]. J. Parrish of Willard, at high noon
Saturday, July 10th, 1915, to George
Alfred Johnson, son of Mr.. and Mrs
Alfred Johnson of Willard. The Ger
emony was performed at the Rich cot
tage at Cedar Lake in the presence
of the immediate relatives, The cot
tage was appropriately decorated with
maiden hair ferns, lady slippers and
wild roses. Immediately following
the ceremony delectable wedding
dinner was served the guests. The
young couple will spend their honey
moon at the cottage and carry their
many friends best wishes with them.
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1915-07-15

Geo. w. Nottage, editor of the
Dodge County Republican, of Kasson,
visited with his step-brother, C. E.
Bohall of this city on Friday and Sat-
urday. Mr.. Nottage was on his way
home from a six weeks trip which
had taken him through Nebraska,
California and Washington, where he
visited points of interest. He was &C
companied as far as Seattle by his
wife and daughter, Florence but
they will visit the lady's parents in
that city for another six weeks before
returning home.
DR.. E. G. Gray, brain surgeon at
the Peter Brent Brigham hospital
accompanied by his mother Mrs. H. E.
Gray, of Boston, arrived in Sank Cen
tire over a week ago from
San Francisco. The gentleman is rec
ognized as an authority on brain di-
seases and read a paper before ma
tional gathering of medical men held
recently in San Francisco. He left
for his home Friday, but his mother
will visit with Mrs. B. w. Merryman
for a month or more. .
Frank Cliff, an experienced barber
from Casselton, N. D., has purchased
the barber shop on Third street of
Jesse Rose, and has taken possession.
The gentleman has a family and they
will take up housekeeping as soon as
| they can secure a suitable place to
live. The Herald understands that
Mr.. Rose has not decided where he
will locate.
Ferdinand Borgmann had the mis-
fortune to catch the third finger of
his left hand in the cream separator
on Friday evening. The flesh was
crushed from the end of the finger but
it is not believed that the bone was
injured. The member was cleansed
and dresses Immediately and at pres
ent is getting along as well as could
possibly be expected.
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Kells and Mr..
and Mrs. John Whitson took a motor
boat and started up Sank Lake fish
ing about four o'clock Tuesday after
noon. They were out in the middle of
the lake when the clouds opened up
and their ardor was considerably
dampened before they succeeded in
reaching a dry place.
Frank Schwartz residence near the
Great Northern depot seems to be
"hoodoed" as he has had two small
fires since occupying it and on Tues
day evening the chimney was struck
by lightning during the rain and cleo
trical storm and half of the portion
above the roof was torn loose by the
shock.
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1915-07-15
RETIREs FROM RAILROAD GAME

RETIRES FROM RAILROAD GAME
James A. Caughren returned from
the coast Thursday evening of last
week after an extensive business trip
The gentleman has made up his mind
to retire from the railroad contract
ing game, and has dissolved partner
ship with those associated with him
in this business. He shipped 40 head
of mules and few horses to Sank
Centre, but he still retains an inter
est in one steam shovel plant. We'd
nesday of this week he sold the mules
for spot cash to Barrett & thinner
man, large dealers from st. Paul. The
animals will more than likely be sent
to Europe for war service.
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1915-07-15
MOTORCYCLIST FALLS
Roy Hylaman Thrown Fifty Feet
While EnrOute Home to Dinner
This Thursday Noon.

Today, Thursday noon, while Roy
Hylaman, employed by the Wedge
Hardware Company, was riding his
motorcycle home to dinner he came
in contact with team while crossing
the bridge near the mill. He was ap-
parently going at very high rate of
speed as he was thrown fully fifty
feet, striking on his head. He was
picked up unconscious, and at this
writing, las p. M, remains in that
condition, and the physicians have
been unable to determine how badly
he is injured.
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1915-07-15
ASSESSMENT INCREASED

Assessor Robert KeIIs has compIet-
ed the taking of the assesscent of per-
sonal property in the City of Sank
Centre for the current year. The to-
tails show slight increase over any
preceding year, and reach nearly
$25O,0O0. A peculiar thing about the
assessment is that there are 112 au-
tomobiles listed in the city and 113
cows. Reasonable people would in
sist that the cows were the most pro-
fitable.
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1915-07-15
SUCCESSFUL MEETING

The first meeting at Lyman Prair-
lie church Sunday was well attended.
There were about 100 present. There
will be church again Sunday, July %,
and all are invited to attend. Rev.
Bell of Grove Lake is the pastor. A
Sunday school was also organized
with JAS. Swift as superintendent;
Sanford Jones, assistant superintend-
ent; Mrs. N. Davis, secretary and
treasurer; Mrs. Elsie Jones, organist.
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1915-07-15

young men offered their services
where only one could be accepted.
Business in the cities of Saskatchewan
is at very low tide. Mr.. and Mrs.
Beadreau left Wednesday afternoon
for Glenwood and will leave over the
500 line today for their home.
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LATE SUMMER WEDDINGS
ATTRACT STAY-AT- nc MES
Miss Anna Branton Becomes Bride of Mr.. William }
Wheatley--Tnteresting Wedding Took Place
in Virginia

An INTERESTING wedding took place
n at our Mother Of Sorrows Church.
18th street and Lancaster avenue. this
morning at ? o'clock. when Miss Anna
Brsnton, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. owen
n. Branton. OF 4Ss7 Leidy avenue. and
Mr.. william J. whestiey OF Lawrence.
Mass, professor Of English at st. Jo-
seph's College, 18th and stiles streets. we're
married at Nuptial Mass. The cere-
mony was performed by the Rt. Rev.
Bishop McCort assisted by the brides
brothers. the Rev. Richard Branton, Of
Our Lady OF the Rosary Church. SD
street and Westminster avenue. and the
Rev. Charles b. Branton. o. s. A., Of
Lansingburg, N. Y. The bride wore a
gown OF exquisite white satin. The
bridesmaid was Miss Irene Reagan, Of
Washington. d. c., the cousin Of the
bride, and the best man was Mr.. John
Galligan. Of this city. A reception at the
home Of the bride followed the ceremony,
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Frankford


Mr. Horace Castor of 73l5 Rising Sun
avenue, has returned from the Panama
Exposition.
Mr.. and Mrs. Earl Harper. Of Comfy
street, have also returned from the Ex-
position.
of Elberon avenue, Fox Chase. are
spending two weeks at Holly Beach, N. J.
Miss Edna Potberg, of 5s1s Eadom
street, Is the guest of Miss Helen Demp-
sey at her home in Nanticoke, Pa.
Mr. Harry Norman Barfoot, or 448l
Frankford avenue, is spending a short
time at Wildwood He will return this
week.
Mrs. Maaning ]. Harvey. Of Penn street.
and Miss Anna May Harvey. OF Haw-
thorne street, win spent September at At
lantic City.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles W. Lamb, of
Holmesburg, are receiving. congrAtula-
tions on the birth Of a son. August Sd.
Mrs Lamb will be remembered as Miss
Helen Wesley Burnes. daughter OF Mr..
and Mrs. william W. Burnes, OF Frank
ford.
Mrs. Mary E. Lewis. OF 1900 Frankfort
avenue. il spending the summer with her
daughter Mrs. Bertha Wood. at her home
at Bath Beach,
The annual outing to be held under the
auspicies OF the Huntington Yearly Bene-
ficial Association, will take place at
Croydon, Pa, on Sunday, August 2s.
Mr. and Mrs. +. w. Jordan, OF Tacony.
are at shawnee -on-the-D Delaware. They
have entertained a number OF house
parties during the season and will con-
tinue 10 do 80 until they return.
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DOWN WITH THE MOSQUITOi
BATTLE CRY IN CAPE MAY
Concert Given to Swell Fund for the Suppression of the
Pests-Sea View Club in Atlantic City Popular for
Entertaining-Other Resort Doings

week
MT MT and Mrs. 6chnerring. OF West
fhiladelphia, Mr.. and Mrs A white
nn,.su, OF Norristown. Pa; Mr.. william
Marun, MIR. William Leach and Mrs
Shcnr'st OF Philadelphia, have been
suests OF Mr.. and Mrs. whitehead at
their pretty cottage al Baker and Pa
cifc avenues
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. n. Daily are Mt the
macdonald Apartments for the week.
Society is interested in the production
on the wildwood Boardwalk Labor Day
nlBht OF "A Night In Fairyland" Start
ing Saturday evening the boardwalk will
oe beautifully decorated. and tho spirit
OF fun viii prevail until the close OF fes-
tlvities on Monday evening. The Might
IN Fairyland" will take the place OF the
Nlght In Japan" which has become old
70 the yearly visitors New and novel
electrical effects will be used. Hotels are
requesting prospective bookers TO bring
their fancy dress and to prepare for the
masked part Of the frolic.
OCEAN CITY. Aug 2S-Mr. and Mrs
Joseph T. Ward, of Germantown, are oc-
cupying their apartments.
DR. William T. Henson and Mrs Hem
SON Of Philadelphia, are among the visit
tors.
ni' AleNahuer Lawrence, Jr, enter
tained the Rev. u. ". Decker pastor OF
Gethsemane NJ. II. Church, and 20 MEM
bers OF Mr.. Lawrences Bible Class, OF
TINS church, here few days ago.
Mrs. Walter ID. Cross, of PHILADELPHIA,
Is entertaining MIR. and Mrs H. r. Her
der, of West Philadelphia, at her summer
home here.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas II. Fawcett. OF
Logan, are guests OF Mrs Lawrence C..
Hickman at her cottage.
Mr.. William S. Wolfe, Of Philadelphia.
IL M Visiting his son. Mr. Bertram X. Wolfe.
Mr.. and Mrs. William T. Fields of
Wayne, are among the visitors
Mr.. and Mrs. Richard Greenwood, of
Frankford, are here.
Mr.. and Mrs John Pemberton. Jr.. have
returned to Philadelphia after visit ID
Mrs. William Gilmore at her cottage here.
Rev. and Mrs. Clarence w. Bispham, of
| 422O Pine street, who are occupying their
cottage at Ocean City, N. j., for the sum-
I mer' nave left on a motor trip of several
days, going to PIT. Pleasant, N. J. Miss
Bispham. daughter of Mr.. David Bisp-
| nam, will be the guest of her aunt and
uncle for several days. Many informal
entertainments will be given in her honor
| during her visit.
Mr.. and Mrs Joseph Fritz, who are oc.
cupying their cottage on 4th street will
nave as their guest for several weeks
| Miss Florence Peard. of Mt Vernon
| N. Y. Miss Peard will arrive the first OF
| the week from Lake Placid, where she
has spent the early part OF the summer
Mrs. Emily A. Jones, of 4th and Corin.
THAN avenues, has as her guest for sew
eral weeks Miss Annie Eberley, of Phila,
delphia.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank r. Liggett o.
| Pittsburgh, are the guests for severa
days of Mr.. and Mrs. William Liggett a
their cottage at Ocean City, N. j.
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side. is spending some time at the Della
ware Water Gap.
Mr.. and Mrs. james Toland, of Jenkln-
town, entertained at a porch party last
week in honor of their niece, Miss
Helen Ereeland, of New York. Their
guests included Mr.. and Mrs. David IA.
Megill. Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Faucet, Mr..
and Mrs. Kenneth p. Lewis, Miss Helen
Faucet, Miss Dorothy Lewis, Miss Helen
Dutton. Miss Agnes Thomas, Miss Ruin
Boswell, Miss Jennie Hughes, Miss Ger
trude Wells, Miss Margaret Miller, Mr.
Edward Wells, Mr.. Thomas Martin, Mr..
Walter Gardner, Mr.. Horace Duncan, Mr..
John Fiske, Mr.. John Clarke, Mr.. Wal
ter weinkler, Mr.. Alfred Maxwell. Mr..
Hugh Wood, Mr.. Jack Muilin, Mr.. AL
bert Kirk and Mr.. Ralph Talley. Mr..
and Mrs. Toland will leave September 3
for California. They expect to be gone
two months.
Miss Beatrice Calverly, of Montgomery
avenue; Miss Lillian Brooke and Miss
Sarah Brooke, of Enfield, Pa, have re-
turned from Schwenksville, Pa, where
they spent part of the summer at the
Perkiomen Inn.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Lesher. of Wag-
ner avenue, Logan, have started on a
trip across the continent. They viii re-
turn about November l.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. W. Subj, formerly
of Glenside, held a house party last week
at their home in Bayonne. n. ]. Their
guests were Mr.. and Mrs. Linwood
Grubb. Mrs. e. Vandergrift and Mr.. h.
r. Stuhltrager.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Harrison Frazier,
Miss Harriet M. Frazier and Mr.. George
Harrison Frazier, Jr.. OF Chelten, Jen-
kintown, Pa. left last week for hunt
ing trip in Wyoming. expecting to be
away about a month. Miss Harriet
Frazier has Just returned from Northeast
Harbor Me-, where she has been the
guest of friends of several weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Brown. Of Wyn-
cote road. wyncote, Pa. have left for
month of August, returning home about
the first week in September
Miss Eleanor Leaf. OF Fort Washing
ton, Pa. has left for Hanover, Mass,
where she will be the guest of her sister,
Mrs Henry Magoun, Jr., at her cottage
for several weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. d. Stevens. OF Wyn-
cote road. Jenkintown, accompanied by
their sons, Edward Stevens and Warren
Stevens, who have as their guest for
the month OF August Charles Kent, OF
Washington lane. Jenkintown, have left
for Canada, where they will remain until
the middle OF September.
Mrs W. b. Woodward, Ul Wyncote,
Pa, and her granddaughter. Miss julia
Beck, have left for Cape May, N. j.,
where they will remain for couple OF
weeks.
Mr. and Mrs. William II. Palmer. Jr.,
and family, or Greenwood avenue. Wynn
cote. Pa. have closed their country resi-
dence and have taken a cottage at Stone
Harbor, N. j., where they will remain
till late in September.
Mrs. j. Frederick Harper, OF Melrose
Park, will have her mother, Mrs John
Warner, as her guest for few days.
when Mrs. Warner will go TO Atlantic
City for the month OF September. Mrs.
Louis M Fields. OF Chestnut Hill, ac-
| companied by her daughter. Miss Vir-
ginia Field. win join Mrs. Warner at
| Atlantic city.
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West Philadelphia

Mr.. James ]. Deever, of 229 South 4Oth
street, is on a canoe trip TO Lafayette,
Pa.
Miss Josephine Barnett MIR. and Mrs.
William II. Diehl and their little daugh-
ter Edith of 11s South Ruby street, and
Miss Gladys Seidle III South 5ith street,
have just returned from a vacation in
Atlantic City,
Miss Lillian S. Arey, of 10th and Spring
Garden streets, is visiting at Wildwood,
N.
Mr.. Louis A. Bruner, OF 4042 Spruce
street. Is visiting wildwood, Cape May,
Seaside Park and Beach Haven, N. ].
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles c. Myers, of the
Warrington, s6th and Walnut streets. left
Saturday for Nova Scotia and New
foundland. Mrs. Myers Is the daugh-
ter of Mr.. and Mrs. Edwin l. Clinton, of
lO5 South 22d street.
Miss Mary Darby, of 525 North 5sth
street. is visiting relatives in Reading,
Pa, for a few weeks.
Mr.. James Callahan and his brother.
Mr. Edward Callahan, of 1914 North SD
street, are at Atlantic City and will re-
turn home this week.
Miss Margaret McNaulty, of 1902 North
66thi street. is at Atlantic City as the
guest of her uncle and aunt, Mr.. and
Mrs. T. ]. McIlvaine, of 12n West Le-
high avenue. who are spending the month
of August at the Strand Hotel.
Mr.. Harvey j. Aungst, 5O01 Chestnut
street, has gone on a trip through the
West and then to the Fair.
Mr. William s. Tash and family, 5943
| Ellsworth street. will spend the waning
season at Atlantic City.
Mr.. James ]. Lanahan, OF 5l37 Thompson
street has gone to Atlantic City where
he will remain until after Labor Day.
Mr. Edward ]. Moran, of 1925 North
Goth street, is spending the latter part
of the summer at the Panama-Pacifc Ex-
position where he is stopping at the Royal
Poinciana Hotel
Mrs. Joanna b. Stoneback and her
daughter, Mrs Blanche Stoneback, of the
West Locust Apartments, are the guests
OF Mr.. and Mrs. Robert e. Stoneback at
their Ventnor home. 640e Winchester
avenue.
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Lansdowne

Mr. and Mrs. Guy e. williams. OF
North owen avenue, are receiving con-
gratulations on the birth Of daugh-
ter.
Miss Margaret Hannum has returned
from a weeks stay at Ocean City.
Mrs. Charles Wilcox, OF Ss North Lans-
downe avenue Is entertaining her sister,
Mrs. Edward Kent. Of Maryland.
Mrs. Henry Adams. OF the Devonshire.
is spending August In the POconO mount
aims
Mr. John II. Benner, Jr., Mr.. ]. Kirby
Walters and Mr.. Robert p. Garrett re-
turned last week from a week end trip
to wildwood.
Mrs. Michael Mallon, OF Drexel avenue.
IL entertaining her son and daughter. Mr..
and Mrs. George Mallon for several days.
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Suffrage Events Today
EQUAL FRANCHISE SOCIETY


Noon-Meeting at Philadelphia Electric Com
pany. 26th and Christian streets. Speaker.
Miss Bertha Sapovits.
MONDAY meeting at Masland's Mil, Amber
and Westmoreland streets Speaker, Miss Anna
McCue.
$50 D. m.-Meeting at Germantown and Le-
high avenues. Speaker. Miss Anna McCue.
Chestnut streets. speaker. Miss Bertha sapo-
Wits.
WOMAN SUFFRAGE PARTY
MONDAY meeting at factory OF A. Mecky.
18th street and Allegheny avenue. Speaker.
Miss Estelle Russell.
Evening street reading at 25S South SD
street. Speakers. Miss Estelle Russell and Misn
Engard.
$50 p. m.-Meeting at 12th street and Pass
yunk avenue. Speaker. Miss Mackin
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ENGAGEMENT

Mr.. and Mrs James w. Cooke, Of East
Graver's lane, Chestnut Hii1, announce
the betrothai OF their daughter. Miss Jo-
sephine J. Cooke, TO Mr.. Clarence wilson
Fisher. son OF Mr.. and Mrs. 8. Wilson
Fisher, Of Brier hin, Morris road. Am
bier No date has been set for the we'd
ding.
Mr.. Fisher is brother Of Miss Rosa
mond Fisher. who viii be among the de-
butantes of the coming season, and VIII
be introduced at tea 70 be given by her
parents az the Acorn Club on saturday
December 4
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Girard Farms

Mr.. and Mrs. II. Stanley Holloway, OF
25O3 South 18th street, have Just returned
from A delightful trip through the New
England States, where they visited
friends in Connecticut, Vermont and
Hampshire.
Mr.. and Mrs Frank Sutton. with their
daughters, Miss Evelyn sutton ana
Miss Helen sutton. and their little son,
have closed their residence at 26l2 South
i9th street, and opened their cottage at
wildwood, where they will remain until
after Labor Day.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Finn, OF 25O2 South
Colorado street with their two small
children. have just returned from a de-
lightfuI motor trip through the New
England States. They were gone three
weeks.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Mcfarland, of
1929 East chelten avenue, are visitors at
Wildwood. N. j., for several weeks.
Miss Pearl Schweriner, of 5sO5 Mcmahon
avenue, has returned from a trip to
Maine.
Miss Alice Ferry, Miss Mary Crossin
Mrs James Moser and Mr. Robert Moser
of Hazleton, Pa, who are on a motor tour
throughout Pennsylvania and New Jer-
sey were the guests OF Mrs. X. McGlone.
OF lis chelten ave.
Mr.. and Mrs. Max N. Aarons and
family. OF Apsley street. are at Charlie
voix. Mich, for the summer.
Wayne. is spending the month at Upper
woodstock.
Mrs. Charles @. Super, OF Harvey street.
has returned after spending several
months at wildwood, N. ].
Mrs. James II. Crossingham. and Miss
Marjorie crossingham. Of East chelten
avenue, are at ocean City, n ].
Mr.. walter c. Longstreth. OF bSis Bayn-
ton avenue, mas ieit TOT buSA mus rahs
DIR. ana Mrs. George W. Lincoln, Of
school lane. are at Mt. Pocono for q
short time
Mrs. Harry q. Hammer. Of lss Herman
street has returned from Denver Col,
where she was the guest OF her sisters,
Mrs. Frederick Taylor and Mrs. Albert
Wilbur.
Miss Margaret ogden, of sos Queen lane,
Is at Wildwood, n. j.
Miss Mary Il. Quay. OF 6sSl Germantown
avenue. left for q tour 20 Niagara Falls
and Thousand Islands
Mrs.. James Mcmahon. Of 70 Locust
venue. Is spending the balance OF the
summer al Bay Head, Maine.
M. and Mrs.. Charles Williamson. q
Germantown avenue. are occupying then
cottage al Seaside heighta. n, j.
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Along the Main Line


Denny, of Glenn and Wistar roads, are
visiting at jamestown, N. Y.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thornton Walker have re-
turned from a motor trip to New York.
Mr.. Thomas Chalfant has returned from
a motor trip to West Chester, where he
formerly lived.
BRYN MAWR-Mr. and Mrs. William
George Nelson, Jr.. Miss Margaret e.
Nelson and Master William George Nell
son, Sd, of 160 North Wycombe avenue
Lansdowne. have returned from a two
months stay at Avondale and are now
visiting Mrs. Nelson's parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Wilson Barnard, of Morris avenue.
After September l, they will go to Buck
Hill Falls for two weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs M. p. Burlingame, of ~
Summit Grove avenue and Mr. and Mrs
Everett E. Burlngame. of log Petrie ave-
nue., Rosemont. left Saturday by motor
for Buffalo and Warsaw
ST. DAVIDS.-Mrs. Charles II. Howson
and family, of ST. Davids Road, have
gone to Atlantic City for a few weeks.
Miss Katherine Schultz, of Chamounix
has gone to Harvey Cedars. N. j.. to stay
until September.
WAYNEl-Mr. and Mrs. A. Lincoln
Castle and family are spending the
month of August at Ocean City.
Mr.. Theodore A. Mehl and daughter,
Miss Mary Mehl, have closed their resi-
dence on Wayne avenue and gone to
Cape May for the balance of the sum-
mer
STRAFFORD.-Mr. and Mrs. r. Emott
Hare are taking motor trip through
New England. Their daughter, Miss
Katharine Hobart Hare. is spending a
few weeks at Bay Head, N. ].
Miss Rebecca willing Newhall has re-
turned home from Bar Harbor Me.
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What's Doing Tonight

Fa!rmot Mt Park Band Georges Hili; .
o clock. Free, 1
Municipal Band, Reyburn Park, 22d and
LehiEh avenue; O'Clock. Free.
Philadelphia Band. City Hall plaza;
O'Clock. Free.
Daughters Of ST. George convention. opening
reception. Windsor Hotel; 8 O'Clock.
PasEyunk Avenue Business Men. TRANSIT
meeting, Moore street ana Passyunk avenue;
3 o'clock.
Suffrage mass-meetinE. 2Ss South 20 street;
\ O'Clock. fH..tuf
Councils Liberty Pell special COMMITTEES
meetIg City Hall; $40 o'clock. f et4
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