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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-10-22
RECEPTION AT
KIRK WOOD HOME
MRS. n. r. JUNoIINo AND MRS.
JOHN r. KUHN ENTERTAIN.
Faney~ork and Cards Were Diversions
and Affair Was one OF weeks
Most Delightful.

The large reception and ~fancywork
party given yesterday afternoon BY
Mrs. n. r. juggling and Mrs. John II.
Kuhn. at the home OF the former on
Howard street, lakewood. contributed
the largest and u Of the most de
Hghtful affairs TO the Rayety OF the
week. A perfect autumnal day great
~ enhanced the pleasures. The hand
some indoor decorations Of great shay
Ry white and yellow chrysanthemums
and the charming hospitality all added
10 the perfection Of the day.
Bridge for those whose preference
was cards was enjoyed by several a..
bles Of players. Mrs. william Smith be
ing awarded the prize. a magnificent
cluster Of yellow Chrysanthemums. Va
ryinc the program Of the afternoon
was a novel contest in dainty needle
work. the guests combining bits Of
gay ribbon and lace In some original
article In the pretticst way they could
contriye Mrs Lewis Robinson. Of
Norfolk. Va. fashioned the qualntest
piece. and was presented with a huge
bouquet Of white chrysanthemums
Vicfroia selections added 20 the at
mo ..rcrp Of charm. and the luncheon.
which was served at 8 O'Clock. by
Madame Andre. was n delight. and was
characterized b. favors and appoint
tents I'm keeping with Inc Halloween
sea on.
This afternoon. during the same
hours Nrs juggling and Mrs Kuhn
viii entertain "a like number Of guests.
these two affairs closing tho week in
quite a brilliant way
The Eurrfs from Wheeling arr.
MrndnmrH.
cecil Robinson. blanche sffrrrYI
Dates Mccain. IHnH MHrIfrrT
n. n Hurur.
Misses.
Ann UuFuu Anna Hood.
julia Nubrr. Ann WfrIfEfH
The guests from Martin Ferry were.
MrHnnmrn.
Harry Gordon. Uarrs oval
James WnlrfUn. Geo HInrFflrT
~ o. TrrdrrIfFr. no u Wilson
walter Carlisle. ISL H. Trrnr.r
E q NOrr. fHrr fUHrr
Thnyrr Uralnp. ErarrIa Mallory
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-10-22
TO MAKE DANDRUFF
QUICKLY VANISH
Try This Simple, inexpensive
Home Treatment

No one likes dandrun. but 90 ret rid
Of Do you must do more than wash your
hair The cause OF dandrun lies not in
the hair. but on the scalp and in the
hair roots and just as twice daily you
use "a gcrmicidal tooth powder or
10 cleanse your teeth Of germ.
ao you should use Partisan SAGE twice
daily to drive dandrun from your scalp
prevent o. return. protect your hair
from falling out and nourish itr proper
growth Uandrun makes your hair
faIl out Partisan Sage makes Dan.
drum fan out and your hair STAY in
a d%eliEhtfuily porfumcd hair and
scalp treatment easily applied at home
very inexpensive and obtainabIe from
T. " Driraf a. Co.. or AZ any drug
toilet counter Adv
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-10-22

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ALLAYS ITCHING
AND SORENESS

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Weller wHru Itching stops srH Irritation
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The work which IHrIrm n~rr.mnIHn.H
Iu imrrnrIur dIrrFaru conditions .f ffe
Hfiu Tn.rU d. comfort fnr sou Ir Doe.
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Dol rIrtufH Hun those uunIIiIrH nhIrh
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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-10-22
WOMAN'S CLUBS

Tho next meeting Of the Woman's
Literary Club viii be- held In he par.
Tors OF the Windsor Hotel Tuesday.
october o. This is the postponed
meeting which would have occurred
W %edncsday Of this week but for tho
conflicting date of the invent IN
federated womans clubs az Faimont,
ednesday and Thursday.
The DELEGATES from the Woman's
Literary Club who were I'm attend.
auoc at tho convention were Mrs. IA.
Maynard kimberiand and Mrs "a H.
TrussoU
This second meeting Of the season
offers "a program of much merit and
viii De- presented in the following
order.
MaCtcriinck Belgium IdcaIist.
Mrs N.braud Haaraama
HrelriouV French Wafeuaist..
Miss Elizabeth Eakcv
Current Events
Mrs UlanChc stecnrod
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-10-22

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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-10-22

The several classes Of the Young
WOmen's Christian Association are
now in full swing. and all members
are carrying the work most success
fully along. With their CONTAGIOUS
enthusiasm and absolute accord In all
suggestions the classes and various
meetings are marked with friendliness
and absorbing attention.
This Friday evening there will be a
gymnasium class for beginners. on
which Miss Greenwood will specialize
The Monday and Tuseday evening
classes are quite full and the opening
Of this Friday evening one will be
appreciated by the many who have
thought u impossible 10 get In this
term. This class is 20 meet for in
struction al Z o'clock and registrations
are now being made. a delightful out.
ing b. also being planned by the girls
of the gymnasium classes for Saturday
evening. when they will hold n weiner
bake at some pretty spot along the
Mt Wood road All the arsoriation
girls are invited 20 attend. N they will
notify the gym girls today. All are
TO O. M the association building at
6 o'clock The childron's classes will
meet az usual Saturday morninr for
Instructions. and Dr. is hoped an will
be present
important Meeting
Tho High School club are holding a
meeting ~ Importance this afternoon
OF 90 o'clock The class Boz candy
making have thcir lesson hours TODAY
and ~aferward instruction and rurres-
lions on Christmas ideas Tho High
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-10-22
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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-10-22

Miss Katherine Elizabeth Crook.
daughter Of Mr. and Mra George g..
Crook Of South Penn street. will BE-
Tho young hDsirra today or her nmc.
Boo tho celebration o. hrr sixth birth.
day Tho Ruotaa viii include quite "a
number Of friends and playmate rnD
arr fO enjoy "a series OF contests dcr
.rF The hours from 2 until r. ociock.
md quaint prize are f0 b. awarded
Ihn winner. Picturesque HaIl0voo on
decorations arn boo evidence and novel
faV0rH VIII BE- Riven each guest AZ tho
luncheon. tle center OF interest being
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-10-22
wnl Repeat Luncheon

The two previous MONDAY ~luncheons.
which have been served Thursday moons
by the Vim. H.. Cooke circle OF Kings
Of the Second Presbyterian
church. have proven so successful and
remunerative that n viii be repcated
again Thursday Of next week during
the same hours. Appetizing menus are
served Of home-cookcd viands and an
appreciative attendance Is assured.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-10-22
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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-10-22

General enthusiasm Is prevalent as
well as much mystery regarding the
plans for the Halloween party OF
Saturday. October 80. TIE house girls
and social committee r hostess for
this occasion and are planning many
interesting surprises for this mystic
night. An invitation is extended to
the general membership.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-10-22

a French scientist successfully com.
haffrd loCuets iu Argentina hv in.
oculafirE "a number of fhe insects with
O. parasitic disease and UhrraUur
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-10-22

Witnesses Mrs. +. g. Friedrichs. Mrs. G..
Keller and Miss Kate Oltsch. The happy
couple Will be at home to their many
friends. in kirkwood.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-10-22
Ghost Party.

school gymnasium class starts today
also.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-10-22

Inc Carleton circle Of the second
Iresbyterian church. will hold "a bake
sac Al the George r. Stifel store. SAL
Ifdsy. october %. An arpetizing array
OF home-haked pies. cakes breads ana
olher ~delcacies may be purchased. Am
are invited 70 attend the sale.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-10-22

Nuptfala.
The beautiful home Of Mr. and Mr. r.
y. az Eaunurk. a. Was a..
scene 81 a beautiful wedding yesterday.
when their daughter, Miss Lulu. became
me bride OF Mr.. Robert ~. MrGraw. ~
Beilairc. o. A. high noon 10 the Lob.r-
trlu wedding march. played by Mrs..
frank caldwell the bridal party wendell
Plummer. who was followed by 49,
Paul Cassidy. ring bearer then came III.
I, Ms. Nancy Jane Cassidy. strewinr
w pnih"ay Or the couple with roses
he bride entered on tne arm, 81 ~.
bridegroom, when Rev. Plummcr rarf,-
or ne ltrst Presbyterian church Of Ban
mock soismnized the marriage. using tbe
beautiful ring Ther. 49,.
no other attendants.
The bride was beautifully attired d. "a
length tuilo veil and carried a ab,v.r
bouquet uf white roses and valley fri.e
~ elegant two course dinner was sew
cd at the home or the bride ~prfenfs \,
NhIch were seated aetenty-rs. rII..f.
no dining. room was decorated aim
liife clusters ~ cut flowers aud flfI
.n'me being evident lu the dinner an
"iniwenif Throughout fhe rooms
7 l"Ncrs were used a~uuudaufIF ANA Il
inr htIl r. bridal bower had boon fssb
inl'r which the service was read
were most beautiful
rer If,.r ,tt Eiass. Ell-
three O'Clock Mr James FIttlu OF u.i
iif. arranged Tor a. p~huf1Eraub Of fra
bridal party and tho -hassmtI4r. ~
quests Later when Mr and Nr- A..
tfAN attempted Co. make their aartrs
in'F were given "a lively chase bv fl.
quests. who succeeded DOB trIIr.U..
them nf ths automobile which had 49,.
rated With OLD shoes and corn rt.-
i'li w. a shower uf rice and cuuffffI
Ifh in' beet wishes Df many rr..rf.
TOT L. frIr through fhs PRINCIPAL .r.
RI The east The brides frltsIrr sYI-
NIfIotn brown chiffon broad.
rlnfh fur trimmed with hat glove. srf
Hnura of Tho same hue
IhF guest Uaf Included friend. rr.-.
washington. fn. T~IffnHIrrH u.f
h.priaIe Blaine Cambridge ana u.si-
Vile. ohio
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-10-22
Benefit Bazaar.

The bazaar, which is TO be given
the middle OF November al the Carol
club. for the benefit OF ST. Joseph's
Cathedral high school. will be most
elaborate and will introduce some en-
Joyable features. A musical program.
different each evening. will be given
in he library and will include some
OF IA best local talent. A MONDAY
luncheon will be served from IL 10
$50. and supper from 3 to Z o'clock
The following form the general com.
mittee In charge. with Rev. Father
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-01-22
BEST THOUGHT OF AMERICA
Digest of the Magazines

able, Internal slaughter in Europe. Consider
how, after standing men in line that they
may be knocked to pieces they promptly and
scientifically collect such as have escaped,
both friend and foe, and (oh amazing ena
heart-brealtng human lOgici) under the safe
sign Of the cross, tenderly nurse them back
to health. If this can be done for war, SHOULD
we do less for peace2
Describing the second conference on un-
employment recently held in this city, the
outlook says edltorialy "a:
II marked a decided advance over the first.
held in New York last February The DOM
but prevention. Some truly remarkable re-
suits achieved by employers who have sys-
tematically tried to regularize their demands
for labor were described.
Lo, the Poor Capitalist
In good conservative contrast to all this
concern for the worklngman stands the quo-
tation from James ]. Hill, which, inclosed in
a black box" dominates the editorial page
OF this weeks Leslle's CS):
Capital must be considered as we'll as labor.
When a plant ceases to be remunerative Il
must be shut down. No miracle will keep II
running indefinitely at a loss. But then the
employe is out OF work. He sees not far
ahead the prospect OF suffering for himself
and his family Even II he is able to per-
suade some crack Drained enthusiast or some
coldly selfish politician to vote him sup
port at the public expense, under compulsion
of law, neither can that last forever Sooner
or later all outside resources are exhausted.
Back of both, as behind most of the great
movements and achievements of the race
stands the stern and compelling figure OF
death, their final umpire.
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ALONG THE HEADING

-Hoteh Potch." a musical comedy In three
asss. win be presented by the Paint and Powder
elab auxiliary to the Jenkntown Choral on
Wednesday and Thursday evenings January
and 2s at the Jenkintown Auditorium on
foEa road.
ahs younger set of the Old York road section
asss been busily engaged in preparation for
saz Production for several months, and 1t prom
lsea 70 surpass anything yet given by the club.
ne cast includes the following; Bonaparte, the
ealising porter. George Hallowelli magazine
essfk, George F1oundersi Lord Gilbert Dutton-
AsAd, weary Englishman, Walter Scott Daly'
= karest Van Balm grouehy bachelor.
zsFfes Patterson; Miss Araminta Arabella
EsppsF. tsnder-hearted female. Miss Myrtle
zeAss Tom winton, q trihe bent, Walter
iai Amos corntassel. foxy farmer, John A.
zagdsf; Mrs Clarendon. = charming widow.
- Esther Wassi Edythe. Mrs clarendons
#zes Hiss Margaret Waters.
re chorus. unaer the direction Of Frederick
satef. includes lhe foloUing: Miss Edith
Hsnd sklss alasoene Buck. MIS- Elsie panlels.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-01-22
NORTHEAST PHILADELPHIA

A surprise party was given in honor of Miss
Florence Pfieger, daughter of MT and Mrs
Phleger at their home, 627 Dauphin street.
musical program was furnished by r. Parker,
f. Sack, r. Klein, r. Albright and w. Wrigley.
Recitatlons were given by Miss Ruth Messenger
Among the guests present were Miss Clara
Keherer Miss Laura Adams Miss Ruth Mes
singer, Miss Florence Piieger Miss Stella
Young, Miss Vera Klein, Miss Marie Blase
Thomas Baldwin, william Wrigley, Albert
RAieger, Paul Klein. Russell Albright, Frank
Sack. Raymond Klein and Raymond Parker.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-01-22
WEST PHILADELPHIA

Mrs. Edward storey, of Hamilton Court wIlr
entertain this afternoon at bridge" followed
by luncheon. Her guests will be Mrs Arthur
Guy, Mrs. Charles Daniel Mrs George Urqu-
hart, Mrs. william Dixon. Mrs Walter Ees,
Mrs Watson w Walton Mrs. Silas Tomlinson,
Mrs. Frank b. stoclsey and Mrs Robert Briggs.
Mrs. Melvin Londree James will be hostess at
a luncheon today at her apartments In Stone
leigh Court. An abundance of early spring
flowers will be attractlvely arranged and form
the decorations. Her guests will include Mrs.
Eugene Newton Crosby. Mrs Howard Adde
Terry, Mrs Harry Leslie Tout, Mrs Harry w.
seufrert, Mrs Harry Franklin Smith, Mrs.
Joseph c. Kinsel and Mrs. William Myers.
Mrs James NJ. Crowell, of 2l4 South 4ist
street, has sent out invitations for tea, FRI
day. January 20, from until o'clock, to
meet Mrs. Thomas Beaver Browne, of Wynne-
wood. Mrs. Browne will be remembered as
Miss Marcy Curtin
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CHARITY AFFAIRS
"Fads and Fancies" Vaudeville, Will Be Given
at Bellevue.Stratford For Charity.


ARRANGEMENTS are we'll under way for the
sooiety vaudeville "Fads and Fancies," to be
nresented in the Bellevue-Stratford Ballroom on
the evening Of February 3, for the benefit of
st. Francis House for Convalescents at Darby
The cause is an especially worthy one, as 1t re-
ceiyes discharged women convalescents OF
whom the crowded hospital wards are daily
sending forth.
The entertainment is being held under the
auspices OF the Junior Auxiliary Board, the of
hoers of which include Miss Frances Living
ston Sullivan, Miss Marguerite Eagan, Miss
Dorothy Hoban, Miss Marguerite Horan and
the members are energetically working to make
the night a memorable one.
The program includes solo dance by Miss
Ieta Sullivan, an artistic playlet, "Gringoire,"
prssented by the Miss Florence Walsh. Miss
Margaret I.ukea John Ferrlck, William Morris.
Vincent Carroll and r, Whitney, There will be
songs by Arthur Jackson. dancing by Miss
Helen Sanders and Norris Henderson, and an
attractive musical sketch under the direction
~ william Wright, of Mack and Wig fame, in
which Miss Rosalie Hoban Miss Margaret
Iukes, Miss Mary Jennings, George d. Steele
Ipnatlug Horstmann Edward Rodgers, Jay
IIarritv and other talented members Of the
Younger set will participate. Other interesting
features are in preparation and the evening
which will be capped with a dance, promises to
be delightful one
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-01-22

"a La Foilette's-"sacred Rights"
(2) New Repubic--"A National System
Of Labor Exchanges"
go Saturday Evening Post--"Carnegie
Talks on War and Business"
ca North American Review - our
Army Of Unemployed"
(5) Colliers-"The Problem OF Unem-
ployment"
(6) American Magazine-"Keeping Men
at work--the Golden Rule in Business.
C7) outlook" Remedies for Unemploy-
ment."
(s) Leslies-"Ca and Labor Go To-
gether."
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NORTH PHILADELPHIA

Mr.. and Mrs. Benjamin Sldenbach, of 1852
North Park avenue, celebrated the 25th
anniversary of their marriage yesterday in
Atlantic City. They were accompanied by
their children, Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence l.. Meyers
and Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Steppacher.
A surprise linen shower was given in the
home of Miss Rea Friedman, 2O2S North nth
street, in honor of Miss Friedman and her
fiance, Simon SefsovIth, last week. The en-
tertaining was done by Miss Anna Hinickman
Maurice Stern, Mitchell Fow. Harry sefkovith
and Jacob Friedman
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. Louis Kates of 2l7 North S4th
street, have sent out invitations for dinner
dance on Saturday night,
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&a&SS
DEBUTANTE 4Age5551V 3
\ u E5NSSl / IS T3yk9{l.

A LUNCHEON and dinner will be the sum
"A total in the debutante affairs of today.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Granger Kennedy of 2o4S
Spruce street, will give small breakfast In
honor of Miss Elenor Judd Bean, daughter OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles H. Bean. Those present
will be Miss Elizabeth Wistar, Miss Louisa
Davis Miss Lucia A. Warden, Miss Huberta
Potter Miss Marjorie Taylor, Miss Frances
Tyson, Miss Roberta Downing.
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GERMANTOWN

Announcement has been made of the marriage
of Miss Laura V. Lndley, Of East Haines street,
and Robert Coulter, OF Baynton street. The
ceremony was performed last week by the Rev.
Charles Wesley Burns, d. D., pastor of the
First Methodist Episcopal Church
Mr.. and Mrs Alfred Mdorhead North are at
present in Palm Beach. Fla, on their wedding
trip Mrs. North was Miss Dorothea schell be-
fore her marriage on Thursday, January l.
Friends of Joseph B. Cope will regret to
hear that he is i'll Mt his homo on Washington
lane
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FRANKFORT

Mrs William Hall will entertain the members
of her sewing circle Friday afternoon. January
20. which viii include Mrs Franklin cartledge,
Miss Bernics Cartledge of s1O2 Decatur street;
Miss Ella C. Patterson. Mrs George Potts Miss
Nell Travis, Miss Ada Travis, Miss Clara Case.
of sOs4 Tulip street, and Mrs. John Stevenson
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-01-22
RoXBoRoUGH

Mrs. Clarence c. KesYer, of Harmon road
ana Ridge avenue, is entertaining Informally
this afternoon. Her guests Miss Anne Bur
well. Mrs. Frederick Griffin Mrs. Benjamin
Johnson, Mrs Albert C. Rommel. Mrs. John
warrington ana Mrs. William Patton
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-01-22

Miss Eleanor Jones' Miss Dorothy Ruddach
Miss Helen Palmer. Miss Dorothy Mills, Miss
Emily Smith William Buck. John Belts Wat
son Chesterman, Charles Jones, Joseph L.
Jones' Sd, 1nglais Gayley. Howard Mckee, Lyle
Holmes Carl CLAM and John Robinson.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-01-22

Mr.. ana Mrs. Charles Services Taylor have re-
turned from their wedding journey through the
south ana are receiving at their new home sss
Roxhofough avenue. hrs. TayloF win be re-
aemberea IS Allzs Grace Lillian Temple, aaugh-
ter d aIla Emily Temple. q elzl Ridge aveaua
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ALONG THE MAIN LINE

BALA-Mrs John G. Fleck and Miss Dorothy
Feck will give card party and dance Thurs
day night February 4. in the garage of their
home, on Bala avenue.
Mr. and Mrs. Walter Scott Detwiler, of City
agenue. will entertain the members of their
ard club at dinner the night of Tuesday Feb
Fuary q
MRBERIH The Narberth Assembly will give
smother of its series of dances tonight in Elm
han, Edwin p. Dold is chairman of the COM
nlttee in charge of the dancesi Tristan b. du
Aarais, William ], Henderson, George supplee
and Andrew Greene form the other members
e this committee
Mrs, Edwin p. Lindsay, Of Bristol N H.
Eho expected to be the guest of Miss Hulda
fsheries last week, will not reach Narberth
until some time during this coming week
FAYNE-c. Harold Wood, who has spent the
past six months in Kansas City, has returned
. Wayne. and is visiting his parents, Mr.. and
Ms Charles IT. Wood, at the Waynewood'
9. b Frost. Jr., has returned from France
sra Is visiting his parents, Mr.. and Mrs, O.
. Frost While in France Mr.. Frost was held
= German war spy, He win spend the rest
e the winter in Wayne. returning TO Frsnce in
as early spring.
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Miss Gilmore Gallagher. of Rhawn street. viii
have Miss Kathryn Mcdonnell OF Atlantic City
as her guest until February.