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The Birmingham age-herald., 1915-08-20
BANKS ARE ABLE ID FINANCE AT MARKET WHOLE COTTON CROP
-J. SHELTON WILLIAMS

Washington, August I0.-ComptrOI- Ter of the Currency Williams an- nounccd today that the present uncm- ployed Ionning capacity of national bnnks and reserve banks was suffi- cient te finance nt market value the entire cotton crop nnd half if not all of the tobacco and wheat crops and to Justify m expansion of credit of two or three billion dollars. ? A statement issued by the comptroller referred to prospect for unusual demands for funds, particularly If cotton should be declared contraban and declared a survey of the conditions of the national and reserve banks was distinctly encour- aging. Never before, MT. Williams said. ,oughly prepared to handle any problem that might be presented.
 Just before the statement was issued the, British embassy authorized the an- ncuncement that the allies had agreed on the principle that cotton was contra band
 Special requirements which the banks may have to meet in the near future were summarized by Mir. Williams as follows:
 First, the yearly recurring demand for
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The Birmingham age-herald., 1915-08-20

barely had adjusted them when the German submarine turned it's torpedo against the Arabics side
 Ten lifeboats and number of life iafts were got over the side of the steamer and into these many passen-
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The Birmingham age-herald., 1915-08-20
Here Are Americans Who Were Aboard
 the III Fated Arabic

New York. August 1D-The White Star line gave out tonight . list cnhIed of the following cabin passenEcrs, sailing on the Arabic. nll Americanss
 Miss Josephine l.. Bruguiere Mir. Bru- guiere. Mir. and Mrs. Fred Burgess, Mir. and Mrs. James Calmon. Mir. and Mrs. P. W, A. Collins. MT. and Mrs Dea Ia Covington. James Houlihan, Rev. pr. X. E. McAllister, Christopher McTammie. Leo pold P Moore, A. Hume Mebeksr. Jo!iIl Dolan, Claude Roodem. James M Rowley. ". E. Ramsdeil, Miss r E. shrimptor, Edmund Woods
 American passengers in the steeragc were Thomas Elmore. William Hughes. J. kellet, John Olson.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1915-08-20

will have effect in two directions In the first place, it guarantees that an experiment on large scale will be undertaken and provides that this ex- pertinent by the legislature of 1919 may be perpetuated or abandoned In the second place. It creates a political Issue on which prospective members of the next legislature and prospective candidates for governor may have to ride into office: ana this means. of course. that the battle which now rases will be raging again four years from this date.
 How Vote Stood
 Tho vote on the Carmichael bill, or substitute for the Davis bill, follows; For the Bill-Mr. Speaker. Andrews,
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The Birmingham age-herald., 1915-08-20
AMERICANS SAVED

New York 1sca checking the Arabic night showed that all listed White board the been
 possible that Americans the sail and carried nationaIites.
 The names of American offices showed all American residence Josephine Busuiere and John Olsen in the seerage.
 Vice Consul Thompsons Elmore uiere, Woods, Hughes kcIe rescued
The Birmingham age-herald., 1915-08-20
WITH TWENTY-FIVE : AMERICANS ABOARD.
 VESSEL GOES DOWN.
Steamer Arabic Is Attacked Withoyo : Warning and Sinks In 1 1 MinuE Most of Passengers Rescued c. | z All Americans Accounted For
375 SURVIVORS REPORTED
 LANDED AT QUEENSTOWN

Aim of Submarine Deadly and Big Vessel Quickly Sinks But Fair Weather Aids In Saving Lives. Survivors Suffer Terribly From Shock and h. juries-Many Picked Out of the Water
The Birmingham age-herald., 1915-08-20
Revised List of Dead

Houston. Tex. August 19.--A revised list of the dead and missing outside Galveston as result of the storm shows 1ol persons known to have lost their lives, and 205 missing. Communi- cation with Galveston and Texas City, Q distance Of 60 miles from here, to- night continued to be a matter of many hours. It was known that Galveston's loss of life was comparatively light
 Remote points on Galveston bay. which penetrates tho mainland for 30 miles from the coast line. began to re- port today. At Anahuac, on this bay. the loss of the United States dredge boat No. 12 was confirmed. All of the crew were rescued. The loss of life at Anahuac was five.
 w. T. Miller. a United States en- gineer. who was aboard the dredge. hoated down the Trinity river astride q log after three of his ribs had been broken. then rode a horse 26 miles and walked several miles through the woods until he reached rail connection with Houston. He reached here late today
 On his trip he found three dead at Wallisville and five reported missing at Moss Point.
 Is Found Delirious
 Edwin Carter Of Houston. caught in the storm near LaPorte. at the head of the Anahuac bay, was in the water from Monday night until early this morning. When found he was delirious
 The destruction by the storm of the lighthouse at Surfside. Tex. about 5J miles below Galveston. was reported by courers from that section tonight has aai k 1y that l 9 persons lost their lives in the lighthouse. It collapsed under the im-
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The Birmingham age-herald., 1915-08-20
BILL EVENTUALLY REQUESTING LEASE
 SYSTEM IS PASSED
House Enacts Measure Providing For Abolition of System In 1918 When Sentence Is Five Years or Less and Will Stop All Leasing of Convicts After 1920
By HUGH W. ROBERTS

19(speeiaThe prevent
 
  1920, any
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-06-09
WHAT'S DOING
TON[GHT ?"

rard avenue and 5sth street: o'clock. Free.
Market and 10th Streets Business Men.
South 10th street; o'clock Free.
Brldesburg Business Men, Ash and Thomp-
son streets; S o. clock. Free.
County Medical Society. 22d and Ludlow
streets. 8 o'clock
Democratic Club: s o'clock.
Feed and Grain Dealers Bourse; o'clock.
St. Joseph's College commencement, college
auditorium; o'clock
Germantown FrleRds' School Alumni AsBoci-
alton, school building, o clock,
Lecture, .Huguenot France and the War"
Dr. stuart l.. Roussel. Overlook Presbyterian
Church; o'clock.
Frankford Fathers Association. Frankford
High School; o'clock.
International Furrlers' convention Hotel
Walton.
Hotel.
College Of Pharmacy Alumni banquet Hotel
Walton: 7:30 o'clock.
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SUFFRAGE EVENTS
TODAY
EQUAL FRANCHISE SOCIETY.

Noon-Mlss Anna McCue addresses the en-
ployes OF the Philadelphia Tapestry Mills,
Siascher street and Allegheny avenue
Noon.-Open-uir meeting on Postofice plaza,
9th and Chestnut streets. Speaker, Miss Ber-
S D. m.-Open-air meeting. 10th street and
Girard avenue. Speaker, Miss Bertha sapo-
Wits.
$40 p. mt-open air meeting at Germantown
avenue and Diamond street, Speaker, Miss
Anna McCue.
WOMAN SUFFRAGE PARTY.
3 p m.-Executive meeting OF the partys
branch in the 9th Legislative District. at 1885
/ p. MFRS George Piersol. leader OF the
party in this city. ADDRESSES members Of the
Country Club. MOOrestown, n. J.
$50 p m.-Open-air meeting at Germantown
and Girard avenues Speakers Miss Estele
Ruosel. Miss sara D Chambers, Miss Anna
Mcfarland and Miss Nettie Hahn.
CONGRESSIONAL UNIOh FOR WOMAN
SUFFRAGE,
- D. m.-Mrs. Harry LOwenburg leader OF
the branch. leaves Philadelphia 10 attend Con-
greEsional Union convention, In Richmond Va.
Takes greetings from this State,
DELAWARE COUNTY. PA.
Noon,-Mss Ruth Verlenden, a prominent
sutfagist. ADDRESSES employees OF the Niscose
Mills, Marcus Hook.
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EEDDNIIS

IINHB most important wedding today
i will be that Of Miss Mary Foxlsv
Tilghman daughter Of Colonel and Mrs
oawald Tilghman, OF Easton, Nd. and
Or. John Frazer The ceremony will take
place at noon in Christ Church. Easton,
the rector, the Rev. DR.. Henry Davies.
officiating assisted by the Right Rev.
William Forbes Adams, bishop OF Easton.
and the Very Rev Frederick w. BeeK.
man, dean Of the Pro-Cathedral at South
Bethlehem, Pa. Miss Tilghman will have
as matron Of honor Mrs William Hugh
Harris, Of Baltimore. Md.
Her other attendants will be Mrs. I.u-
Glen II. Bogss, Of Jacksonville, Fla. Miss
Rosalle shreve, Of Baltimore, a cousin of
the bride, and Miss Marie Newbold FRA
zer, OF this city, niece OF the BRIDE
groom.
Doctor Frazer will have AZ best man hls
brother, Mr.. Persifor Frazer, Jr, and the
gentlemen who will act as ushers are
First Lieutenant S. Harrison TilChman
c. A. c., U. S. A., a brother of the bride;
Or. Thomas p. McCutcheon, Jr.. Mr..
Leonard T. Beale. Mr.. Edward IngersoI,
DR.. Stewart Rodman and Mr. Robert c. |
Lea.
A breakfast and reception will follow |
the ceremony at Foxley Hall, the home |
OF Colonel and Mrs. Tilghman Doctor
Frazer Is the son Of Mrs Perslfor Frazer.
OF s2S Spruce street, this city He is as
sstant professor Of chemistry and dean
Of the Towne scientic School Of the Uni
versity Of Pennsylvania.
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Bala-CynWyd

NJ and Mrs. Walter Addison Fox, OF
synWyd road, Cynwyd. will entertain at
ahner tonight in honor OF Miss Mar
slsllte Bard, OF Reading. who Is visiting
~l @is George ]. Magee, of Bala avenue.
tle guests will be Mr.. and Mrs, William
q Miller Mr.. and Mrs. s, Deb, Keim,
US stss Jane l. Magee, Miss Elizabeth Lodge
essiaisee' MT Charles Malpass, Mr.. Lodge
N,utef and Mr.. Oscar S. Carter.
and Mrs. Fox, accompanied by Miss
es.'i Z / Magee and Mr.. Lodge oliver, re-
Ssnly returned from a motor trip to the
Feeeno Mountains.
cs.,. clsa virginia Lloyd, of Llandrlllo road,
vi.4 1870, has returned from a weekend
VISIT 10 New Jersey.
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JoHNsON-HAYDEN.

An attractive wedding will take place
this evening at $50 o'clock In the First
Baptist Church, 18th and SAMSON streets
when Miss Ethel May Hayden, daughter
OF Mr.. and Mrs. H. w. Hayden. of $500
DreNel road, Overlook, becomes the
bride Of Mr. William Creemer johnson.
The ceremony will be performed by the
Rev. Or. George A. Ferris, pastor OF the
church The BRIDES only attendant will
be Miss Harriet Lockerman Heberton.
Miss Hayden will wear an exquisite gown
OF white crepe meteor trimmed with
princesse and rose point lace and her veil
Will be Of real lace caught with orange
blossoms. She will carry a shower bou-
quet of lilies OF the valley and white
orchids. The maid OF honor will wear a
frock OF pale blue taffeta and tulle made
with short full skirt and will carry a
hugo arm bouquet OF shaded hydrangeas.
Mr.. Samuel Mcclellan will act as best
man and the ushers will be Mr.. William
Warner, Mr.. Stanley w. Cousley, Mr..
John H. Burton and Mr. Harold S. Hay
den. There will be no reception.
Mr.. and Mrs. Johnson, after a wedding
trip spent at the White Sulphur Springs,
W. Va, will live in New York.
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inely dressed In gray taffsta. and isfi
,inInedlately after the ceremony with her
husband for honeymoon tour or the
west. The maid Of honor was Miss r6i-
nan Master and the best man was Mr.
Edward Master. The guests were LATER
entertained at the home OF Miss Rens
serkowitz, 63s Spruce street An eiab-
orate supper was served, after which
tfere was music and dancing. Among tire
guests were Mr.. and Mrs. =. Master.
MT and Mrs. p. Price. Mr. and Mrs D
Master Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. Weiss, Mr.. and
Mrs. II. NJ. Berkowitz. Mr. and Mra. 3
berkowitz, Miss Rena Berkowitz, the
Misses Ella and Sallle Waldman, Miss
Rose Liebster, Miss Bessie Price. Miss
serina Rosewald. Miss Jean Geld. Miss
Dorothy Greenblood, Mr.. Harry Price.
Mr. BENJAMIN Schwartz Mr. simon
Nrause, Mr.. II. Master. Mr. r. Price,
Dr. Jessie splro Mr. Charles Harrison,
or Canton, o.; Or. David Greenebaum,
on Akron, o., and Mr.. Albert Goldnne,
or New York. The bride and bridegroom
WIZ return TO this city about July Is
when they will bo at home at 507 spruee
street.
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rRw1N-wERER

among tonights interesting weddings
will De that OF Miss Meta Miller Weber.
daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs. Harvey Thomas
Weber, OF 1924 North 18TH street. ana Mr.
James Irwin, I'd, which will take place a.
= o'clock In the Bethlehem Presbyterian
church, Broad and Diamond streets The
pastor, the Rev. Dr. John r. Davies will
perform the ceremony Mr. Weber viii
give his daughter In marriage. She win
De attended by Mrs, Ernest Wright Jr..
as matron Of honor. Miss Hllda Haestoz.
MISS Virginia Robinson, Miss Vera
Huckel and Miss Elizabeth smediey will
attend the bride as flower girls. Mr.. Err
nest a. Wright Jr., will be Mr.. frwin's
pest man, and the ushers will be Mr.. I'll
mer Maryland Weber Mr.. Alfred Harris,
Jr', Mr.. Paul ]. McHeone and Mr.. Horace
crawford Stahler, The ceremony will be
followed by reception at the home OF
the brides parents, The bridegroom and
bride will leave for Bar Harbor. Me. and
Will be at home after October is at 1904
West Diamond street
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS

The marriage Of Miss Melinda G. Twes-
die daughter Of Mr. and Mrs. Robert
Iweedie. of 35l3 Queen lane, Falls Of
Schuylkill, to Mr.. George H. Ashworth.
OF Wissahickon, was solemnized on Mon.
gay afternoon at 1880 o'clocF at the home
OF the brides parents, the ceremonv M.
ing performed by the Rev. L. c. Hofar
OF the WissahIckon Baptist Church. The
brides father gave her in marriage. Miss
Bele Tweedie was her sisters bridesmaid/
Mr., Joseph Ashworth was his brotherYS
best man largely attended reception
was held after the ceremony. Mr.. and
MRS Ashworth. upon their return from
their honeymoon trip, win be AZ home
after June 20 at 1857 Ridge avenue, Wissa-
hlckon
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L1PPINcorT-M1LLER

A very pretty home wedding viii take
place tonight at the residence of DR.. G.
r. Miller, 1869 Frankford avenue when
his daughter. Miss Martha Miller win
decome the bride OF Mr.. Wallace LippIn-
cott OF S62S North 10th street, by Friends
ceremony The bridegroom's uncle. Mr..
Joel Borton, will read the certificate. Miss
Annie Troft, Of Camden. will be maid Of
honor Mr. Lewis Kirk will be the best
man, and the ushers will be Mr.. Herbert
S. Conrad andAr. Ellis r. Lippincott. The
bridegroom's brother a large reception
will be held after the ceremony.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lippincott will return
from their wedding Journey and be az
home In September at the northeast cor
ner OF Drexel road and Sycamore street
Drexel Hill.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-06-09

MIR. AND MRS. D. HURWITz. OF
INl Washington lane and Chew street,
entertained last Sunday in honor OF their
daughter. Miss Mae E. Hurwitz' Mr.
William Levant rendered several violin
solos, Mr.. Aaron S. Smith gave several
monologues; Mr.. Jack A. sIlverstein sang
a few solos, and duets we're played by
Miss Emma Hurwltz, Miss Idella Hur-
witz and Miss Diana Futernik Among
those present were Miss Leah Futernik'
Miss Myrtle Rubin, Miss Edith hoTman'
Miss Bertha Houser, Miss Mollie hoseh-
berg. Miss Kate Bell, Miss Sadie Meyers
MISS Sophie Weiner, Miss Sophie Hur-
,yItz. Miss Idella Hurwit2. Miss Mae Hur-
witz, Miss Emma Hurwitz, Mr. William
I Ieyant, Mr.. Robert Meskin, Mr.. Allan
Rubbln. Mr.. Jack A, Llverstein, Mr Nor
ris Hurwitz, Mr. Eugene Wallace Mr.
BENJAMIN Green, Mr.. Benjamin Houser.
Mr.. Joseph Bernstein and Mr.. Samuel
Kleger.
Moving pictures will be a unique fea-
ture IN the Ritz-Carlton today the pro-
ceeds to be devoted to the public wards
and social service department or the Jei-
ferson Hospital The films were made az
tbe recent outdoor fetes and will be shown
at q and 9 o'clock. The use Of the ball
room has been donated by the hotel man
SThose who are actively in charge OF the
show are Mrs. Bessie Dobson Altemus,
chairman OF the public wards department
of the hospital. and Mrs. Alba b, John
son. chairman Of the social service de-
Tha pictures were taken by Mr.. Charles
A Mum. Jr., Mr.. Fitz Eugene Dixon and
Mr. 70. d. Reilly Mr.. Mum and Mr., Dixon
nave been operating their movie cameras
Tor several months at private meetings OF
their friends, and have had great success
In their venture. Mr., Rely recently
started taking moving pictures.
Among the events which will be pictured
will be the Devon Horse Show, where pic
tiires OF the judges stand, with the
women Judges at work. pictuEes Of the
entries and the show ohicials and other
interesting phases will be shown.
The Radnor Hunt In action, with the
hounds getting away with the whips, the
deld preparing 10 mount; BENJAMIN Chew,
master OF hounds; the field In motion. and
a thrilling chase after the hounds will be
ne second big feature 10 be shown.
The recent Latham Park fete, In aid
Of The Abingdon General Hospital viii
BE- a fourth scene to be shown On the
nlms ana .hs intsEcollegiataz On Frank
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-06-09
HOTEL ARRIVALS

BEII.EVUE-S E-STRATFORp-Aiss Emily p
Sprecher, Lancaster, PA MISS Anne a.
sprecher, Lancaster, PA Mr.. and Mrs, y
b. Rockwell. Pottsyille PA Ar', ana ; aTs;
M Krebs, Pottsyille, Pa George L. ballln-
ger, Pittsourgh c, NJ stap4eton' HAFaha'
Cuba.
RITZ rZ-CARLTON-Erne Cuttings, Baltimore;
ID q. Marksten, Birmingham, Ala.
AUEI,PHIA-Earls L. Seyison, Wilkes-Barrei
II q Lawrence, New York.
KyAIToN-Ar. ana Mrs. Charles r. sayLe
" 'Eeeibiebsm- n ~: Air. and Mrs. Albert ".
Moore, Trenton; Richard Muser, Richmond
Va.
ST JANEs-T E. smith. Plttsburghi A, K.
Anderson. New York II. L. Finch Ne"
York.
sTpHTON-N s. Burkhard, Atlantic City; K.
81 Goode New YORK
cONrINENTAI AI.-Frederiek Yogt, New York;
GEORGE j. Norris, Cleveland
F7rrrgNHOUsE-M and Mrs. r. 3. Thomp-
son, Baltimore; g. Bond Cochran washing
NEW INGHAM-Albsrt A. Eggert, Camden;
C IA Derby. W. j.. Norman, Mrs. r. Z.
snaffswood DIT. g. =. Maloney ana dauEh-
isrs an of WellshoFo, PA william q, Gl-
meier, Catasauqua. Pa.
CoLoNNADE-Mr and Mrs. Allen II. ARM
efronr geattle: Mrs. Jessie Hopkins North
GIrard Pa: klrs. Nellie poggett, North Gi-
raTd Pa; s. n. BAR, Bellwood. Pa:i w. II.
Daly. Pittsburgh L. r. Leonard Altoona
1rENDIG-Dr ana Mra ~. J. zyuer, East
eEsenylliss. ga-i charles d. O. King "es'
HANOVER. r. Althouss. HaTrisbuIg,
iWIgDs9R-F. y. Bailey Rochester. ~ =
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS

The marriage of Miss Leonora L. Horo-
witz' daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs. BENJAMIN
Horowltz, and Mr.. Maxwell NJ starikoft
was solemnized on Sunday, June s. The
ceremony was performed in Metropolitan
Hail the Rev. H. Klener oficiating. and
was followed by a reception. The bride
was given in marriage by her father
MISS Beatrice r. Horowltz, sister of the
bride was maid Of honor.
The bridesmaids were Miss Elizabeth
Burrison' Miss Bella Burrlson, Miss Marie
bieoerman. Miss Jeanette Horowitz and
Ittle Miss Sylvia Horowitz was flower
girl.
The bridegroom was attended by Mr.
George Burrlson as best man, and the
lshers included DR.. Samuel c. Jaspan,
Dr, j; ID; Liebermann, Mr. E. l. Weisen
and Mr., I. N. Burrison.
On their return from their wedding trim
Mr.. and Mrs. Starikoff will be at home
at 5936 Usage avenue, West Philadeiphia.
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The marriage OF Miss Pearl GruvsF.
dsughter OF Mr.. and Mrs. Charles II
Gruver Of 5d East Leverington avenue.
TO Mr. r. Manley Peterman. OF Ridge
avenue. RoNborough. win take place az
z o'clock tonight, at the home Of tha
brides parents. The ceremony viii be
performed by the Rev. S. n. Vernon
of the Central Methodist Episcopal
Church, Green lane The bride, who will
be given In marriage by her father, will
have her sister. Miss Ella f. Gruver as
maid OF honor
Mr. Percival Richardson viii be the
hridegroOm's best man. A reception viii
be held after the service, Mr.. and Mrs
Peterman, upon their return from a we'd
ding journey, viii be al home after July
]. at 66l East Leverington avenue.
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MUNpER-KooNs.

A wedding OF interest in wilkes-Barra
as well as In this city. will take place to-
night at O'Clock at the residence OF Mr..
and Mrs. Charles Munder s525 North
18th street. when Miss RosaIia Harris
Rooms, daughter OF the late Mr. Walter
Koons and sister of Mrs. Walter Schnerr.
OF Wilkes-Barre, win be given in mar
rlage by her sister 10 Mr.. Ellwood Law
renee Munder The Rev. Dr. Charles Z.
Dunn, Of the Tioga Presbyterian Church.
will offclate at the ceremony.
Miss Marian Curl will be bridesmaid.
A reception for the families OF the hride-
groom and bride will be held after the
service, Upon their return from their
wedding journey Mr.. and Mrs Afunder
win live at S64s Sydenham street
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,NrrMBER OF dinners were given last
a .,sbt at the Philadelphia Cricket
~ hstors the presentation Of the one
& comedy "sweethearts," by the Frank
sbort Company on the lawn Of the
Among those who entertained were
nd Mrs. John II. Whitaker, who
tno guests; Mr.. c. Bradford Fraley
htuisni,sd htu eiqht. and Mr.. Albert Shewell
en'e 80 a. his table. Others who enter
.5 sa Included Mr.. Folger Barber, Mr.
ialnsT is,r sewall and MIR and Mrs. Howell
Pratt
80. psttv Elliott returned last night
slss ,,isstover school and will join her
iVn Colonel and Mrs. William J.
p,.as paIg's'' AZ their country house, Idlewild,
tng.e ts before occupying their home IN
Msu u,S East Harbor for the summer. Miss
wv, ,yiil not be presented In the fall,
I. was first announced.
"a. uelen Hart Shelton, daughter Of
y. and Mrs Frederick II. Shelton, Will
IT, ,,r. picnlc on Saturday June 10.
.,a Mrs. David Paul Brown will
n,.tr nl, house party over the week.
ense' ~ their home In Media in honor Of
,n.,. NV daughter, Miss Caroline Stockton
thtif udAbAAN-'
Brown
49, marriage Of Miss Edna sproat
,b daughter of Mr. and Mrs
tg.nr,, Darrach of 4101 Spruce street. to
4, Kent Packard VIII take place
Snl,tly on Saturday evening, at oclock
qultSs ~ home of the BRIDES parents
a 49, w a. the illness of a member OF the
..ns, uwHs only the immediate relatives of
ianngi Ia and BRIDEGROOM will be present
Al the ceremony.
,,., Iohn B. Deaver, accompanied by
-. cons Mr.. John B. Deaver, Jr., and
NJ. ~ Wontgomery Deaver, of Wyncote,
81, taaye the end of June for an extern
slys trip through the west, when they
Iii visit both expositlons and many
roints of interest on the way.
ur Edward Fetterolf of 13i South
,o,h street who has been travelling
.s.o,eb ~ the West, is expected to return
home the frst of next week.
rhA senIor class of the Unive, ,ity of
p,nnsvIvania has issued invitations for
,bo class day exercises, to be held on
,hs morning of Tuesday, June 10, at
,o.S o'clock in the Dormitory Triangle
west Philadelphia.
Mr. and Mrs. James r; Ludlow Gionons, @
OF State road, Cynwyd. "a wiz eiose
h.r country home this week and oc-
,npy @ their cottage at Beach Haven, N. j.
FOR the summer
Mr. and Mrs. John d. Angeny, Jr,, of
isw SAMSON street, are receiving conGrat-
rlatjons on the birth of son, John
petweiler Angeny, Sd, born Friday, June
4 Mrs. AnEeny will be remembered as
Miss Clementine Bates.
Mr.. Roman Mayorga-Rivas, Jr., LEFT |
today for Chelsea, where he VIII visit !
friends
Miss Dean, OF Ledger Central, was en-
tortaIned at tea at the Emergency Aid |
headouarters yesterday afternoon by |
Miss Middleton, Mrs. Cooper and MISS
Little.