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The De Soto County news. [volume] (Arcadia, Fla.) 1898-1924, 1915-04-15
JURORsT NOTICE

SHrors to Report In Arcsdis 9
10Th Instead Of AprD -
Ir the notice Of the venire dr'
!rry duty onr inrormation -
the Persons selected for ~
should report on April issh.
ION. wiu'not hive to report 9
9Th Of Ap-n.
The De Soto County news. [volume] (Arcadia, Fla.) 1898-1924, 1915-04-15
Literary and HmbroIde,x III.

he ladies' Of the Arcadia Literary
and Embroidery Club are being 80
"a med 'hi' afternoon by Mr.. " n
~ ara IN her home on Brcyard av.
euIe. Nv
The De Soto County news. [volume] (Arcadia, Fla.) 1898-1924, 1915-04-15

3ih- Mary Moye will leave TIL. ey-
e1hg for Tampa. where abe will Via,
Sr f." days az the gu,,,t u Or
'hd hrs. Whitesldes. Mrs. Whit.
. ies II Miss AOyes sister.
The De Soto County news. [volume] (Arcadia, Fla.) 1898-1924, 1915-04-15

~. ". J. Douu.Bg. tbe ever genial
'''iTe'"r m the ArCads Drug Store.
gent I"riion u yesterday In Fort
WIN On business and pleasure.
The De Soto County news. [volume] (Arcadia, Fla.) 1898-1924, 1915-04-15

@r. J WhsrtO6 Mitchell, proul.
las'i hrs h~urafn- M4n II Atlanta
= si~as1iny a business day IL Arcadl.
The De Soto County news. [volume] (Arcadia, Fla.) 1898-1924, 1915-04-15

Nj. William King. II Avon Park l.
n arcadia Oh bushes. visit. SIR
A-hE - leading realty dealer Of the
P'i'y lake aud hnl region of DoS,t ,
@Hd be- Il pioneer among tie cugIt,,s
Or cloters.
The De Soto County news. [volume] (Arcadia, Fla.) 1898-1924, 1915-04-15

AesNrs. IL. - Esinsy and ~. A.
w ri1an are yrDuibebt waulhuia cit.
zs5is o. Jay Arczdia a Wilt tslsy
The De Soto County news. [volume] (Arcadia, Fla.) 1898-1924, 1915-04-15

Mr.. Henry W. smith, Of waucbuIs
- visitor In Arcadia. SIR. Smith Is
a member Of the state democratic ex.
e1tive committee. representing Desc.
% county on TINT important political
Body. Mr.. Smith Is one q Deso,.,.
'nscsd popular men In public life.
The De Soto County news. [volume] (Arcadia, Fla.) 1898-1924, 1915-04-15

Mr.. ]. Fritz Franz, Of Jacksonville.
b on business visit to Arcadia. Mr..
'>Bfsanz is a member OF the Franz Safe
and Lock Company. which concern In.
7saalIed the steel vaults and furniture
IN the new court house.
The De Soto County news. [volume] (Arcadia, Fla.) 1898-1924, 1915-04-15


piu h2'0s1 sf-5 s,ldinA nous
I - - 's-frIir boo, .- ,,ot Desriy y
ET4. = rhe OrsBse Dl,om. bu, tn
~" 4 = isrse gr.psfruit crop
ane u No-t sll o: he grove re
h'rets h0E a en- gro--th # bib
~'"n1o toiiAse that has Tot t-sn
~aEh IN year. and the groves zen.
Ny nov have the finest color to theu
nSer kn8~n. The lat year has IN
. re actual work put on The sr9~s
ucn any TgeTt0us year. and the -, I.
End enerEy e1p~aded are bezfnni. p,
Stow up wonderfully. The Tt...ts.
gore are freer from iisease ana IN
- = p+-sts than any other section We
rave 10 eitrus canker and very i,r4'
troubles firm other sources. a, .,D.
Iaied Nth Laany sections. Ever,ii.ur
"int4fpr great fruit crop next So.
IN I'm pes0to.
The De Soto County news. [volume] (Arcadia, Fla.) 1898-1924, 1915-04-15

... l1e store that never advertise :.
''--ralatks rinesHerald. ~
The De Soto County news. [volume] (Arcadia, Fla.) 1898-1924, 1915-04-15

Npi' e. u. Mccall Il in Arcadia In
70 Interest Of the {. II. d y. Ran.
Wy hr. Mccall by biz anabie man.
Eef AMI pleasant personality. has done
A'"'h toward making the e. II. an.
M popular line that It Is.
The De Soto County news. [volume] (Arcadia, Fla.) 1898-1924, 1915-04-15

.. l.. walrath left for Canaan,
tAh'o' via auto lat Monday. lie came
reTc four months ago. and after bus.
81 tract near Bunker and clearing
ga acres. has become a FIorids boa..
hr. He will return IN the fall.
The De Soto County news. [volume] (Arcadia, Fla.) 1898-1924, 1915-04-15

,"np IN the suit. asd ind tbg,
'b" ~ lepazy haze. fl. r.-,i,,.-- >, -,
ain q AT the bonds Eere lid 70,
900 r. than the ain!mum p,,c.
"S'd by&,w.
Nbetb~s this allegation 4. true a,
-1ot the News Dr. not know. but ~.
'"fuy awaits The decision n tbs
q urt in the natter
Il r@~-'nS that the editorials ~srs
''''tahlv ha~i On oar na,g, tte7. a.,
IL ''-fore. ch.-.rfuIly contrihufe
as ad1itionai information. which L.
rs'r.r q public re,-,rd
The De Soto County news. [volume] (Arcadia, Fla.) 1898-1924, 1915-04-15

have you learned the new cnpte
steps yeti They are The Oak Sire,
HOP. or The Mud Skip. and The MD.
dy Crossing Glide. or Puddle Din.
The De Soto County news. [volume] (Arcadia, Fla.) 1898-1924, 1915-04-15
THINE HAS COME
OR AMERICANS TO THINK.

fIiowing was a displayed edl-
III IN the Atlanta Georgian;
Re British order IN council forbids
N initial states to ship any goods
~ Hind-s -ontraband by the rec.
= seq tions, or not contra
" g-7z Anetria or Turkg,
iW3x, ,xtfa 6,igg no s'from eithef OF
Hf ne each 28S' ADDITION, the
}1kertising, IN We blAien TIA ship
H,Mkkn or Good stuffs to
II ben :,..'.,--1,s lien NorwtB, Dem
w 49,, dfg'' 1f,Stral country
" e1 lively the ritlehs nayal
10y thI Naaaa. llGEter.--
The De Soto County news. [volume] (Arcadia, Fla.) 1898-1924, 1915-04-15

NrH Lock to Entertain Societies.
Mrs. R. N. Lock win entertain the
sas>aabers u an Of the LadieS Afd So
The De Soto County news. [volume] (Arcadia, Fla.) 1898-1924, 1915-04-15

tFfoN Iu1fsfIaT9 DaUJ.J
F~r him grsde eznay, s.sia, c4gsr.
Ss3i AZ The Arfa1e-
The De Soto County news. [volume] (Arcadia, Fla.) 1898-1924, 1915-04-15

Notice, siip" m} T VIZ X =
Department ;and po, W." fNi.
Land o he interestA % P'qudda,
Feb. 90 n BhedF, -
Notice e --- thu.
Taft, OF ~. .1rs. 7. Nordyke < sSalS ',S
Royal =, i'lo, are pleasant VIZ foEl1 Z
NV taSn '' ~, Today They Say tRsE
The De Soto County news. [volume] (Arcadia, Fla.) 1898-1924, 1915-04-15
Who WIN Pay Thu

I'm at see how the people Of 4
r e going to I'VE after this wal
4 pat Is plain There won't be d
'Feft but widows and orphans, =
win 1--we on pensions. LOUSY
grier-Journal. silIe.I
The De Soto County news. [volume] (Arcadia, Fla.) 1898-1924, 1915-04-15

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y II sic oNIesi ami oI--zUd d
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err 70 pay me or-s 4 sueb pan,
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ih'- nn'@h sasiDE cvgid q. r.afe i,
''iT JraTs Or ever six year.. "a. Il.
'.s''"T worth in,estigsurzt
The De Soto County news. [volume] (Arcadia, Fla.) 1898-1924, 1915-04-15

u '@aeuing D 4 4AajO
we2sA iiIsisgnly solu
pleblep, but mSthis majof
NJ n$SAte with the Exc
80 To- noperate with
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Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-01-11
NORTH PHILADELPHIA

Mrs Franceska Ferg was guest of honor at a
large family party which was given at the home
of her son. Bernard l., Ferg. of 2a27 Nicholas
street, on Saturday evening, to celebrate the
18th anniversary of her birth.
Mrs Ferg comes of most artistic family.
Her father was artist and her brother,
Bernard Uhle Is a well-known portrait painter
Two of her children have inherited the family
talent-Frank X Ferg and Mrs. John Fritz,
The guests were entertained with various
musical selections given by Herman Uhle. Mrs.
Stanley Van Dusen, Miss Florence Fritz, Mrs.
Charles Roller and Miss Henrietta Madeira
The guests included Mrs. Ferg's children.
grandchildren, nieces and nephews. They were
Mr.. and Mrs. f. X, Ferg, Miss Mario Ferg.
Francis Ferg, Jr., Mr.. and Mrs. Herman Ferg,
Henry FerE Albert FerE. George Ferg, Her
man Ferg, Jr., Mr.. and Mrs. John Fritz. Miss
Florence Fritz, John Fritz, Jr. Mr.. and Mrs.
Howard Madeira, Miss Henrietta Madeira, Miss
Helen Madeira, Mr. and Mrs Henry Ferg. Miss
Edna Ferg, James Ferg, Mr.. and Mrs. Bernhard
L. Ferg, Bernhard Uhle Ferg Mr. and Mrs.
Stanley Van Dusen, Mrs Theresa Uhle, Mr.. and
Mrs. Bernard Uhle. Miss Louise Uhle. Miss
Helen UhIe, Mr.. and Mrs. Herman Uhle, Mr..
and Mrs Ellis Humphries. Ellis Humphries. Jr..
Mrs X. Trucksess. Alexander Trucksess. Mr..
and Mrs. Charles Roller, Miss Margaret Nc
Keon. Peter McKeon and H. Deitsch.
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WEST PHILADELPHIA

Miss Marjorie Inez Morris. daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. James H. Morris, of 1901 Spruce street.
has issued invitations for n luncheon, to be
given Wednesday, January q, In honor of her
aunt, Mrs. Frederick s. Morris, of Merton, who
formerly lived in New York.
Miss Lucille Morris will entertain the mem-
bers of her luncheon club on Friday afternoon,
when her guests will include Mrs. Robert wag-
ner, Miss Helen Mckinley Miss Doris Howes,
Miss Elsie Hepburn, Miss Esther Mulford, Miss
Beatrice Wallace Miss Florence Levin, Miss
Alison Levin, Miss Gwendolyn Taylor, Miss
Marjorie Morris and Miss Helen Putnam, Of
Nova Scotia who is the guest of Mrs. David
Gregg Metheny.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles G. Kinney, of 53d
street and Ganor road, wynnefeld, announce
the marriage of their niece, Miss Helen r.
Yecler, to Minor Gordon Brinckle on wednes-
day, the 9Th of January.
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BEST THOUGHT in AMERICA
Digest of the Magazines

can get anything you want from certincets
TO teach school 10 bachelors degree, from
understanding TO civil engineering.
A deeply significant and progressive new
wrinkle in teaching Is described in an article
on scientific Business" (O, by Melvin 7.
Copeland, which deals with the work Of the
Harvard Bureau OF Business Research
Established in 1911, by the Graduate School
of Business Administration Of Harvard uni
versity to gather facts about business for
purposes of instruction. Market distribution
was the first field, and the bureau concen-
trated It's work at first on the marketing
of single commodity-shoes. A similar
study of the retail grocery trade was COM
menced In 1914 In order to learn the exact
costs Of storo operation, IL early became APP
parent that uniform accounting system
was necessary Many retailers were keep
Ing no books at all.
The Harvard System OF Accounts for Shoe
Retailers was given to the trade In 1919.
It has already been adopted by several hum
dred shoe stores and has become the stand
ard OF the trade. The results OF this re-
search, however, are OF greater value to the
retailers than the accounting system itself.
The retailer hitherto has had no standards
for comparison. The shoe retailer for
example, has had no means OF knowing
that he ought not to spend more than
per cent. OF his net sales for sales force
Similarly, he could not know whether or not
his rent expense was relatively too high
BY working out actual trade standards from
the detailed figures collected upon uniform
OASIS from large number OF stores, this
research enables a retailer to know where
he ought to stand The information from
Individual stores Is, of course, kept strictly
CONFIDENTIAL; only the summaries for large
groups OF stores are published. The univer-
sity as permanent, trusted and non-cofn-
peting third party, has q particularly
strategic position for conducting such conf
Dental research.
In the magazines themselves are conspicu-
nK fNIa -
tne principles Of instruction to new uses The
Ladies Home Journal and the Delineator are
running one-sided correspondence schools OF
dancing, by means of double page "spreads-
OF the Castles Pavlowa and Joan SAWYER
demonstrating all the new dance steps, with
directions written down the side OF the
pages. q and 81
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-01-11

Miss rwhi Yorker, s o
harp Lane.
EMERGENCY AID
The Merton Branch Held an Enthusiastic Meet.
ing This Morning.

ing This Morning.
The third meeting of the Merton branch of the
Emergency Aid Association was held this morn
ing at the home of Mrs. William H. Wanamaker,
Jr., on Highland avenue, Merton.
Like the two former meetings, today's gather
ing was most enthusiastic one, with three
sewing machines busy all morning.
The number of surgical necessities turned In
today at the meeting. which were mado by tho
unemployed women supplied with sewing,
amounted to ITO pieces. These included 40
pairs of pajamas, surgical Jackets, IS conva-
lescent jackets. scarfs, Ii dozen and pillow
cases and 20 wrappers.
most interesting letter written by Mrs Rud-
yard Kipllng to Mrs. Edward Box, acknowledge
ing the quantities OF old linen sent by the
Merton branch to Mrs. Flplng. was read to
tho members present by Mrs. Box. Mrs. Kip
ling said the various old pieces of linen had
been at once forwarded to the hospital fields In
England.
Another interesting piece of news was tho
announcement that more than $3.50 had been
allied at the musicale given by Mrs. Frederick
G. Poth on Thursday. More than 300 women
were present that afternoon at the Poth home.
It was decided at today's meeting that one
third of this money would be devoted to pur-
chasing new supplies to be sent to the hospital
fields abroad. the other two-thirds to be given
over to alleviating suffering among poor fami-
lies In the city. The means of reaching the poor
in this city will be through the Society for the
Organization of Charity, the Childs Federation
Society and the University Settlement.
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ROXBOROUCH

In aid OF the camp for the treatment OF
tuberculosis, established at Deer Mountain
Allenwood. Pa. by Dr. william Dewitt OF 1875
Green lane. the Aurora Dramatic Company viii
present the Western comedy drama, SUNDAY"
tomorrow night I'm st. Johns parish hall The
cast includes Miss Nellie Hennessy, Miss Mae
Feely, Miss AIargaretta NJ. Grenra, James Dom
nelly, Raymond MeHale. James Ambrose,
Thomas conroy. George Smith, John Bowen
and A. w. Fiss The patronessss are Mrs.
Clarence @. Keever. president; Mrs. Charles
p Martyr. secretary, and Mrs. Lawrence Sim
cox Mrs. william Dewitt. Mrs Benjamin john
son. Mrs. Louis Michael Miss Tisohke and
Miss Elizabeth Earle, members OF the Rox-
borough auxiliary OF the camp.
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ALONG THE READING

Miss Henrietta Dmond, daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs Henry G. Dmond, OF C1overly lane Rydal
who has been spending the holidays with her
parents returned to school at Pennington
Conn, on Wednesday.
club dance was held at the Old York Road
Country Club on Saturday night at $3.50 o'clock.
Many of the members attended, and the affair
was in charge of Miss Myrtle Mckee, Miss
Helen slifer and William C. williamson Jr On
Wednesday, January 10, there will be a tango
tea at the clubhouse from 8 until 8 o'clock.
Miss Hannah Hallowel and Miss Elizabeth Hen
erickson will act as hostesses.
Mrs. f. w. Mum, OF Oak Lane, entertained
Saturday afternoon at tea
Mrs. NJ. Callahan, Of North Sth street, enter
talned the members of her sewing circle Satur-
day at her home The dining room was attrac-
lively decorated with pink carnations and white
tUlle.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-01-11

u) Yale Review-"Academio supersti-
tion and Democracy"
(2) New Repubiic-"Academic Freedom
"A Confession"
(s) Unpopular Review-"Academe and
Mayfair
(4) Century-"An Explantion Of the
German Point Of View"
(5) American notwithstanding the
High Cost Of Education"
(6) New Republic-"scientilc Business"
ca Ladies' Home Journal-"The Paw
lowana."
(8) Delineator-"These Steps Right
Everywhere"
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-01-11
ALONG THE MAIN LINE

oyFRpRooK-Mr and Mrs. w. Logan MacCoy,
a sith and City avenue, spent the weekend in
Buffalo as the guests OF Mr.. and Mrs. Chandler
BlIestien.
Miss Margaret Brendlinger, who has been
spending several days as the guest OF her par
ents, Mr. and Mrs. Peter Franklin Brendlinger,
at sssg overbrook avenue, Overbrook, has re-
, turned to Hillside, Norwalk, Conn.
cYNvYD D-Miss Constance Barclay, of Newark,
viii be the guest of Miss Edna Haupt, of Bryn
hawr avenue, over the weekend of Janu-
ary 2a
The Monday Afternoon Dancing Glass will
meet today at the home of Mrs. John Storey
Ebsrbach. Among those present will be Miss
Eleanor Fitzsimmons, Miss Elizabeth Comber,
Miss Clara Farley, Miss Katherine Mirteenes,
Mss Jean Scott, Miss Reba Moore. Miss Marion
Morse, Miss Margaret s. Eberbach, Joseph Ger
hart. Arthur Cross William Gerhart, Wendell
Stewart, Walter Sutherland, Gordan Craige,
Francis suppee. William Herbert Jr., olin
Hlrteenes. Howard Cross and Junior Stewat.
VARR-Lloyd w. Roberts, son of DR.. w. H.
Roberts, left last week for a Southern trip. He
and Sarasota, Florida. At the latter place he
yin be the guest OF Mr.. and Mrs. f. o. de
Canzarss who are spending the winter there.
The st. David's Dancing Club viii hold their
subscription dance in the Saturday Club this
evening
Mr. and Mrs Charles H. Wood will celebrate
ne 18th anniversary OF their marriage on Tues
eay evening, January 10. with reception at the
waynswood.
NJ and Mrs. Harvey w. Hale are receiving
eohsratulatlons on the birth OF daughter. Mrs.
Aale was formerly Miss Adele Warner. of Devon.
Mss Edith Daggett. who has been the guest
q Mt and Mrs. Herman Wendell at their home
= Wayne. returned yesterday to Washington.
While in Wayne. Miss Daggett was the guest OF
henor at several pleasing functions.
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MISS ANNA MASSEY HECKSCHER, daugh-
1Hl ter of Mrs. Austin Stevens Heckscher, of
22lS Walnut street. will be guest Of honor
at a theatre party, to be followed by supper
at the Bellevue-stratford, which her uncle,
Gustave A. Heckscher. will give tonight. The
party will be chaperoned by Mr.. and Mrs
Robinson H. Large, and will include Miss Kath-
arine Ashhurst Bowie, Miss Mary Wood Bally,
Miss Mary Evelyn Chew, Miss Margaret Fit
Ter. Miss Hope McNIichael, Miss Edith N.
smythe Miss Kate Furness Jayne, Miss Chris
tine Spencer Miss Gertrude Tower, Miss Isabel
Wurts Page, Charles Biddle, William Hopkins
Dr. Arthur H. Hopkins, Maskel Ewing, Jr.,
Philler Lee, Samuel H. Chase, DR.. ]. P. Laird
Henry H. Houston. Stanley Stokes, Armltt
Brown. Andrew Van Pelt. Warden Mclean,
Robert l. Mclean.
Miss Hilda Tunis, daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs,
Thomas r. Tunis. will be guest OF honor at a
theatre party. followed by a supper at the Ritz
Carlton. A number of the debutantes and
younger mon viii be present.
Miss Jean Christian Bulitt. daughter OF Mr..
and Mrs. Logan M. Bullitt will be one of the
debutantes who win be entertained before the
second junior cotillon, The dinner will be
given by Count and Countess Adam de Trampe
of 1908 Spruce street. and the guests win in
clude Miss Sarah Lippincott. Miss Edith Rod
man Ellison, Miss Anna Binney Brinton, Miss
Marjorie Paul Morris. Nicholas Bldde, George
r. Sergeant. Edwin NJ. Lewis. John w. Mears
and Fritz R. Barbour, of New York
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.,,prR Of persons who entertained at
N.r saturday night at the tz-Carlton
ciub included Mrs. j. Harrison Smith,
sulPs Mes John c. Bell, Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis
Nj "" AZ and Mrs. p. Williamson Roberts,
Na' .,terbury, Mr. and Mrs. John p. Hol-
ar G willing Hare, Robert Townsend,
lns' y AIRS. Gerald Holsman, Mr.. and Mrs.
A'. ,-,,,ps Roberts, Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel x
Ar and Mrs. George D. Rosengarten
,1.r,on Dougherty, Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel
ME- 80 Henry Pease and DR.. and Mrs.
Howard Hansei
c,orles B. Wright entertained informally
,snobeon today at her home on st. Martins
~, Chestnut HILL
11arrison Smith will entertain her
-, a. the opera tomorrow night at supper
s 4 the Rltz-carlton. There VIII be eight guests
+ . md Mrs Henry d. Daglt, OF 4527 Pine
-, have announced the engagement Of their
.l.'sh,sr Miss Leonlde Josephine Daglt, to
r.rold Butler Montgomery.
4 ,-.,,.Hors have been received from Mr.. and
& -" po,tzar e. L. de Mare for dinner at the
4 r..r,antown Cricket Club on Wednesday eve
sre January 20, at o'clock.
so,,sty ia looking forward with much pleasure
. ~. sacond meeting Of the Monday Evening
4 r.,,or cotlllon, which will be held tonight in
4. posa Garden Of the Bellevue-Stratford. The
-, danee. held on December 2S was a great
...o.ss. and was attended by a large number of
& ~ aohutantes of the season. The patronesses
4 = .,.ree of the affair are Mrs. A. ]. Drexel
r,da,s secretary and treasurer for the series;
:, III. n Charlton Henry, Mrs. Daniel L. Hutch
-.,r Jr.. Mrs Robert II. Large, Mrs Charles
n,robam Penrose, Mrs. Edward T. Stotesbury
/ "a Mrs. Alexander Van Rensselaer,. Tho third
"a last meeting will take place on February s.
Mr. Frank H. Ellis, of the Stenton is visiting
49, son and daughter-in-law, Mr.. and Mrs
william H. Ellis, at Fort Washington, for
several weeks.
4 abs Misses Wilkinson, of 2o10 Walnut street,
bayo issued invitatioP for bridge on Thurs
day. January a.
Mr. and Mrs Allen Evans, of Haverford, have
,,ten apartments with the rest of their family
. 4 the Hotel stenton, to remain until next
Ipdng.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edgar s. McKaig, of Radnor,
vii be at home on January ID.
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ton avenues, is visiting her cousin, Miss Mar
guerlte Lynch, OF Conshohocken.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Small, of 50s2 Wayne
avenue announce the engagement OF their
daughter, Miss Ada Elizabeth Small to walter
wood Hess, OF West Point, N. Y Mr.. Hess Ia
the son of w. w. Hess, of 5147 Wayne avenue
cards have been issued by Mrs. Mary B. Muir
phy' $3.50 Boyer street, announcing the marriage
OF her daughter, Miss Elizabeth Murphy. to
Frank ]. Dowling. Of at4 Enst Chelten ayenus
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-01-11
LANSDOWNE

A dinner wss given Saturday evening BY Mr..
and Mira. Charles J. PnIing, OF 4s Windermere
avenue. Among the guests were Mr. and Mrs.
Edwin Granlsy, Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Mishler
M. ana AEra Harlan Page statzelL Ar. ana
AfIa samuel philips. Mr.. ana BIrs. Prank Ma
sulrs ana lIr ana Afrs Mescsr Baiiy.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-01-11

Miss Ellen Clay Patterson has her guests
Miss Madaline and Miss Rose Boyer, OF At
lantic City This afternoon Miss Patterson win
be hostess at box party followed by dinner,
at the AdslphiA Hotel in honor OF her guests,
including Miss Clara Case OF sos4 Tulip street.
Tacony. musicale will be given at Miss Pat
terson'H home in the evening in honor of her
guests.
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FRANKFORT

Miss Edna ]. Reynolds, OF Harrison street,
entertained at a delightful little musicale Sat-
urday evening in honor of Miss Anna Richmond
OF Ithaca, N, Y. The house WAS beautifully
decorated with cut flowers and ferns. Mrs.
Charles Cation. Miss Elsie Blnker. B. Harris
Knowles and George Kerkpatrick were the solo,
lists OF the evening.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-01-11

Miss Martha Lupton OF 1742 Erie avenue gave
a luncheon Saturday afternoon for the members
of her sorority who are Miss Edna Muench,
Miss Helen Mllard. Miss Kathryn Ennis. Miss
Helen Brown Miss Helen Hun. Miss Emily
MacBurney, Miss Louise Ruokdeschen, Mrs.
Anthony Callahan. Miss Gertrude Lee. Miss
Edith Larzalere and Miss Helen Montague.
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GERMANTOWN

q and Mrs. Robert Bower. OF sO7 East
e ayenue. win give house warming on
may January Is.
ana Mrs. Edward Newkirk. OF l41 Phil
~. ~ street, spent the weekend in Browns
~. - Charles Dunn. OF the Chancellor. School
.s.s hns' win spend the remainder OF the
''7''' IN Atlantic City
W. Tunnsu of $50 West Tulpehoeken
80 "il entertain at bridge on Tuesday, jan
- nanderlust OF which Miss Alison Gill
Soay s6l East Chelten avenue. Is score
q w meet on Saturday afternoon. January
= : = .asir regular weekly outing The leaders
s AXE on this occasion will be Miss Mary
~ '.'shAm ana Albert D. Kay The active
4 of the Wanderlust are Miss Jessie
n j. HoustOn.l aIrs W. J. Houston.
= herkheiser. B. W Grinths. Walter
s..s MAS Mamie Key. Miss Mary l.
Ernest Kumpf Jr. Arthur l. pless.
z Page Miss Ruth e v Maxwell, Miss
Faseon ana Miss Ella Baker
sRs s1eeonisaA q sprasue and stem