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Morris tribune., 1915-01-15
Bank No. 2S5
STATEMENT OF THE CONDITION OF
CITIZENS BANK

at Morris. Mimi Min at the close of business
Date of call by Supt. Jan, 7, 1915.
Date of report by bank. Jan, z. 1915.
RESOURCES.
Loans and Discounts ...........$ l2e s72 At
0verdr ats. .......... ...:............. III rs
Banking. House, Furniture and
FIXTURES. ..:.................... 1852 80
Other Real Estate. $3.50 90
que que from Banks............ s4l ,s56 %
Total Cash Assets .....,.... 1884 %
Checks and Cash Items. ........ 1851 s.
Revenue Stamps Observation-Disclosures. AZ 40
Total. ..................1 95,5O5 OF
LIABILITIES.
Capital Stock and Surplus ....... 900 90
Deposlts... ............. 164695 81
Total ............... 49,. 49,, sos OF
amount Of Reserve on Hand 80. .s53,7s5 81
Amount of Reserve required by law 13, ISL IL
STATE OF MINNESOTA
COUNTY OF STEVENS, s.
We, H. Thorson. President and S.
a. Stverts, Cashier of the above named
Bank, do solernnly swear that the above
81 a is true to the best of our knowl-
H. THORSON. President.
S. A. SIVERTS, Cashier
Correct Attest Tsa CHI RAITEk
Directors [ Ma. NILSSON.
Subscribed and sworn to before me this
18th day of Jan. 1915.
PAUL L. SPOONER,
Notary Public,
(SeaD Stevens County, MINI.
My commission expires Oct, 81, 1915
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be away about three weeks. At present
they are stopping in Nashville, Tenn,
for several days.
Miss Elizabeth MacCuen Smith. Of 21o
west Chelten avenue, will give a small
and Informal house dance on Saturday
evening, May s. The guests will be only
the members of house party which was
entertained during the winter at West
Chester.
Mrs. Mary Stead, of the Greystone,
School House lane, is at present visiting
her niece, Mrs Joseph Feitas, at her
home, 59i9 Greene street.
Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel Arthur Leppert.
of Pittsburgh, are the guests of Mrs.
Jane II. Harmer, of Greene street
Mrs. Henry C. Riley and her daugh-
ter. Miss Edith Riley, of $50 Harvey
street, have issued invitations for a
breakfast on Wednesday, May II.
Mrs. w. Il. Volz of Is Maplewood ave-
nue., and Mrs. Joseph +. Malarkey, OF
5I32 Knox street, entertained at "euchre"
and 800 at st. Nincent's Hall, on East
Price street, last night.
MIR. and Mrs. S. Howard Smith. of 1896
Pulaski avenue, and their daughter, Miss
Elise Howard Smith, have left for an eX-
tended tour through the West.
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Church. Lieutenant Underhill win be at
tended by the brother of the bride, Mr.
Robert s. Miller, of Norfolk, Va. The
bride will have no attendants and only =
few intimate friends and relatives VIII
attend the ceremony.
FREDERICH-DETT
The marriage of Miss Gertrude Dett-
mann, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Ludwig
Dettmann. OF 1850 Germantown avenue, to
william Frederick, of S02 East Chelten
avenue, took place on Saturday night at
5 o'clock, at the home OF the BRIDES pa
rents. The ceremony was performed by
the Rev. August Conrad Blunk, pastor of
the Holy Cross Lutheran Church, 9th
street and Lehgh avenue. and was fol-
lowed by a dinner and reception. The
bride was given in marriage by her
father, and wore dainty gown Of white
net ever white silk and carried shower
bouquet of bride roses and lilies of the
valley
Miss Marguerite Dettmann attended her
sister as maid OF honor. The bridesmaids
were Miss Margaret Eagelhast, Miss Mill
dred Harris. Miss Marian Dettmann and
Miss Elsie Dettmann Mr.. Frederick had
for his best man Walter Waetjen. The
bridegroom and bride will be at home
after May l5 at 5907 Lena street, Ger
mantown.
wedding or interest to Philadelphia
society. as we'll as that of New York,
will take place on Saturday. May q. in
All Souls Church, New York city. when
Miss lone A. Ralli daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. Anthony p. Rail-, of 951 West End
avenue, will become the bride of Mr..
Henry B. Allen, of Philadelphia, for
merly of Greenfield Mass. The bridal
party will include Miss Julia Ralli, a sis
ter of the bride, who will act as maid
OF honor, and the bridesmaids will be
Miss Margaret Allen. Of Greenfield, Mass,
a sister OF the bridegroom; Miss Lois
Ralli sister of the bride; Miss Miriam
Walker. Little Miss Helen Calvocorrest
will act as flower girl. Mr.. Allen will
have as best man his cousin. Mr. Thomas
Lamb Allen, of Greenfield, and the
ushers will include Mr.. Jerome Ripley
Allen. Mr.. Andrew Gunari, Mr.. Philip W.
Won Saetza Mr.. Shelton e. Martin. Mr..
William Ely Hill, all of New York. The
Rev. DR.. Samuel Maxwell, of the Second
Church. Boston. will perform the cere-
mony, assisted by the Rev. William Sui
livan. rector of All Souls Church. Mr..
and Mrs. Allen have taken a house at
TIL st. Martins lane, which they will
occupy the latter part of June.
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Frankford

Mr.. and Mrs, Harry Edwards, of Frank
ford avenue, entertained last evening in
honor OF their daughter, Miss Hettie b.
Edwards Entertainment was provided
by the members of the Junior Unique
Club, which included Miss Marian Stein,
soprano and Mr.. Joseph Klien, we'll
known Philadelphia pianist; Miss Flor
ence Kindail, Miss Jennie Fink, Miss
Ethel Hern, Miss Frances Kline. Miss
Evelyn Renberger. Miss Martha Tyson,
Miss Ethel Krauss. Mr. Joseph McMahon.
Mr. Edward Talley, Mr.. Frank Kirk, Mr..
George Doozenbach, Mr.. Edward Martin.
Mr.. Afford Maxwell, Mr.. Hugh Wood.
Mr.. Henry Groben. Mr.. Harris Wood.
Mr.. Harvey Dutton, Miss May Fuller,
Miss Gertrude Wells, Mr.. David Carroll,
Mr.. Kirk Smith. Mr.. William Bryan and
Mr.. George Mullen.
Sylvia" a pastoral operetta in tw
acts. will be presented by the cornbin1
choirs of All Saints parish and =
Chapel of the Redeemer Friday, May g
at King Hall. Andalusia, and Saturday
evening, May s. at All Saints Parish
House. Torresdale.
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South Philadelphia

Miss Margaret Keenan,, of 1905 South
Broad street. will entertain the mem
bers Of her card club this evening, when
her guests will include Miss Gertrude c.
McBvoy, Miss Agnes Comber, Miss Marie
Duffy. Miss Edna Wells, Miss Gertrude
Conlin, Miss Johanna Sweeney and
Mcssrs, Alexander Cunningham, James
Cunningham, James Campbell, Frank
kephart, Edward Trainer, Jack Martin
and Charles Fetters. Miss Keenan, en-
tcrtained Delta Chapter of Beta Kappa
Sigma Sorority last evening, and her
guests included Miss Irene Schmidt, Miss
Mary Rath Miss Florence Hoffman Miss
Marie Schuerle and Miss Marian Hesspel.
The annual dinner-dance of the Beta
Kappa Sorority will be held on May Is
at the Hotel Adelphia, when the initiating
OF now members will take place.
Mrs. A. r. MacNeile. OF 25O3 South goth
street, in the Girard estate, has left for
Atlantic City, where she will be the guest
of Miss Mae MacNeile until June /.
Mrs. Edward McNelis Of 1924 South
18th street, will entertain at cards this
afternoon. "A buffet luncheon will be
served. Her guests will include Mrs.
Harry Rergemann, Mrs James A. Hamil-
ton, Mrs, Edward Treacy, Mrs. Daniel
Mccarthy, Mrs. Irwin Greed, Mrs. James
Grifnth, Mrs. Gertrude Greenhalgh, Miss
Harry Gekler, Mrs. John Lowmes, Mrs.
Edward McNellis, Mrs Genevieve Gal
ligon. Mrs. James A. Hamilton and Mrs.
Treacy entertained the same party last
week at n delightful luncheon at the
Adclphla, followed by theatre party.
A musical and literary program has
been arranged for the regular meeting of
the Young Mems and Women's Hebrew
Association, which is to take place to-
morrow evening at the rooms of the
H. l.. S.. 3l0 Catharine street There will
also be present some well-known speakers
OF South Philadelphia, who will address
the audience. The Y. NJ. and w. II. A.
extends it's invitation to its members and
their numerous friends,
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HUNTING ENTHUSIASTS
PLAN SPRING RACE MEET
Rose Tree Club Will Hold Series of
Contests Next Saturday

Contests Next Saturday
All roads as far as the hunting en-
thusiasts are concerned will lead to
the Rose Tree Fox Hunting Clubs an
nual spring race meet on Saturday after
noon.
There will be six races at distances
varying from six furlongs to three and
a half miles. for horses of every variety
and weight from the heavy work horses
of neighboring farmers to the hunters
and thoroughbreds of clubmen and gen.
tlemen horse owners. Four of the six
races are fiat races and two cross coun-
try. Both the cross country races are
classic features of the Rose Tree Club
The first cross country event. the third
race OF the day, is for the Hunting Hill
Plate. This race is for half-bred hunters
only and has been productive in times
past of some of the most exciting con-
tests ever seen on the famous Rose Tree
cross country course. The other cross
country race is the famous Middleton
Plate race, open to any horse owned and
ridden by a member of the Rose Tree
Club.
Much sport is also expected from the
annual race for farmers work horses
This race viii be the first on the pro-
gram and is open to 3-yeaT-olds and up-
ward owned by farmers in Delaware
Chester and Montgomery Counties. and
vouched for rs bona tida work horses
They are ridden by farmers or farmers
sons who have never won a horse race
except those given for farm horses.
Many reservations of parking spaces for
coaching and automobile parties have
been already requested by members OF
the social set. Considerable delegations
from Washington. Baltimore and New
York society folk will also be present, al
though not as many parties from the lat
ter city as usual will come. because Of
the fact that the spring race meet of the
MeadowbrOok Club, of Long Island. will
take place on the same day.
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SUFFRAGE EVENTS
TO-DAY
EouAL FRANCHISE socIErY

10 a. m.-Monthly meeting OF the Eixeeutiys
Board. Reports submitted and read. WYE
and means for carrying on the suffrage sprint
and summer campaign discussed. Mrs. Wifred
Lewis. president OF the society. presdes
Noon-Open-ar meeting on Postoffce Plaza.
9th and Chestnut streets. Speakers, Miss Anna
McCue, organizer for the society, and in charge
of its branch in Kensington, and Miss Bertha
Sapovits. also an organizer for the society.
Noon-'Literature' distributed among mill
workers In Kensington during the lunch hour
by Mrs. Agnes Mellon and others connected
with the Equal Franchise Societys branch In
that district assist.
sp. m.-Open-air meeting at Germantown and
I,ehigh avenues. under the auspices OF the
Remington branch Of the society. Speaker.
Miss Anna McCue Other members OF the
branch will aid.
S p. m.-open-air meeting at eoth and Market
streets. Speakers Miss Olga Helen Gross and
Miss Bertha Sapovits,
UPLAND. CHESTER COUNTY, PA
10 D. m.-SufIra gists in this section take up
active campaigning. To be continued throughout
today and until Saturday. Miss Ethel Rankin.
prominent in suffrage circles, organizer. NUM-
her OF propaganda meetings held througholA
the day.
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RoXborough

DR.. and Mrs. r. Garth Whitman, of 4314
Freeland avenue. entertained at cards on
Saturday evening. The decorations were
lilacs and ferns. Among those present
we're Mrs. Lille Kohler, DR.. and Mrs.
Samuel p. Gerhard, Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest
Kaufman, DR.. and Mrs. John Camp. Mrs.
Amy Wanamaker, Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert
w. Gledhil Mr.. and Mrs. julius F. Kauf-
man and Mr.. Fred Gerhard.
The May meeting of the Roxborough
Auxiliary of Camp Dewitt, Deer Mountain.
Allentown, was held last night at the
home of Mrs. Joseph McManus, on Har-
mon road. Mrs. Clarence c. KeeVer, the
president, presided. Arrangements were
made to hold a lawn fete in Gorgas Park
on Thursday, June "a, in aid of the camp.
The following members will have charge
of the various attractive booths: Mrs.
Benjamin Johnson, Mrs. William Dewitt.
Mrs. Harry D. Rarick, Miss Elizabeth
Earl. Mrs. Joseph McManus, Mrs. Charles
Bennett, Miss Florence Bennett, Mrs,
William f. Shappel Mrs. Louis Wagner.
Mrs. Ellwood Beatty, Mrs. Albert Rom
NELL Mrs. Charles Wood, Mrs. Clarence
Dengler. Mrs. Lawrence Simcox, Mrs
Norman Aspden, Miss Tischke and Miss
Michael.
Mrs. Joseph Schofield OF Pechin and
Seville streets, entertained at cards yes
terday afternoon when her guests in
cluded Mrs. Marion Hale Miss Gertrude
Peoples Mrs. Earle E. Everett, Mrs. c.
c. Keever. Mrs Joseph McManus, Mrs.
John Cantley, Mrs William Dewitt, Mrs.
Joseph Schofield Jr,; Mrs. Harry Cade,
Mrs N. L. Aspden and Mrs. John Can't
ley. The game was followed by buffet
luncheon.
The third annual banquet of st. Johns
Ushers' Association was held on We'd
nesday, April rs. The guests of honor
were the Rev. Eugene Murphy, the Rev.
p. H. McGinnis, the Rev. T. w. Staple
ton, the Rev. Vito Verralli, of st. Lucy's,
and Mr.. Edward P. Fahey. Toastmaster
Mr. j. Damian Kearney was particularly
happy in his Introduction OF the dlIer-
ent speakers.
Father Murphy expressed his gratitude
to the ushers for their good work in the
church and hall Father McGinnis urged
the members to become more active in
athletics. particularly baseball. He re-
viewed the past glory OF st. Johns ath-
letes. enumerated the many trophies won
by them and urged the ushers to emulate
them in athletic activity Father Staple
ton. Father Verrall. Mr.. Fahey and
President Mr.. Raymond w. Wall were the
other speakers. Mr.. John p. Mellor and
Secretary Mr.. James ]. Mccullough, al
though not on the program. responded
with extemporaneous speeches when
called upon by Toastmaster Kearney.
ST. Johns Orchestra rendered all the pop
ular melodies while the banquet was in
nrogress and also the music for the dance
which followed
Friends of Mrs. Charles L. Seasholes, of
Queen lane, Falls of SchuyllSill. wife of
the Rev. DR., Seasholes. pastor of the Falls
OF Schuylkill Baptist Church, will be glad
TO hear of her recovery from recent ac-
cident.
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S. W. Cotton. Miss Mather, Mrs. J. *.
! Eisenbrey. Miss Gertrude Ely, Mrs. F.
King Wainwright, Mrs Henry S. Robb.
Mrs. Richard Elliot Mrs. Charles Rae
burn Smith, Mrs. Charles j. Mcllvain,
Mrs. Henry Tatnall. Mrs, Richard Wood,
Mrs. Oakford. Mrs. e. V. Dougherty, Mrs.
Fred Sylvester. Mrs. MaEruder Mrs Will
lam Lieber. Mrs. Charles p .Sinnickson.
Mrs. ]. Heron Crosman. Mrs. W. NJ. Nc
Cauley, Miss Alice Smith.
The Madonna Catholic Club, composed
of young Italian-Amerlcan residents of
South Philadelphia, with headquarters
in the Madonna House, Sl4 South 10th
street, gave its NTH annual minstrel
show and dance Monday evening in Lyric
Hail. 92s South 9Th street.
The proceeds of the entertainment will
he devoted to the Plano Fund Commit
tee, toward the purchase of a new
piano for the use of the members In the
clubroomF
Mr. Walter A. Costello the director OF
the troupe, featured. Mr.. John B. Cres-
cenzo, Mr.. James De Marco and Mr..
William A. S, Lapetina, the clubs chair
man, as interlocutor. and Mr.. Joseph A.
Lombard IN the comedy farce, Cleanup
Week"
The following members of the club
completed the cast Mr.. Rocco Talone,
Mr.. William de Laurentis, Mr., Ralph de
Marco, Mr.. Frank d'Amico, Mr. Joseph
de Leuca. Mr.. Louis d'Amico, Mr. Philip
Pellgrni, Mr.. Nicholas Talone. Mr.. Louis
Carfagno, Mr.. Anthony Sera, Mr.. Louis
de Saints. Mr.. Henry Gattone, Mr.. Jerry
Carfagno, Mr.. Dominick Lucci, Mr.. Mich
olas Pondolfo and Mr.. Philip Landl.
The clubs orchestra, under the direc-
tlon of Mr.. Vito Maurizlo, played dance
music.
The Literary Committee. in charge OF
the affair, were Mr.. Geo. II. Bonner, d.
rector; MIR. Nicholas Morasco, Mr.. Leon.
ard Gabriel, Mr.. Anthony Magletta, Mr..
Rocco Talone and MIR. Joseph lombard.
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Along the Reading

Miss Beatrice Calverly, daughter Of
Mr.. and Mrs. William II. Calverly, Of
Montgomery avenue, Ashbourne, Pa, ac-
companed by Miss Dorothy Mills, daugh-
ter of Mr.. and Mrs. William II. Snyder
of Ashbourne, has returned from a
visit of several days as the guest of
Mrs. Harvey Megargal at her home in
Newark, N. ].
Mr.. and Mrs. Harvey MegarEel Jr., of
Logan, are receiving congratulations on
the birth OF son. Mrs. Megargcl will
be remembered as Miss Meta Engle OF
Elkins Park. Pa
DR.. William Barnes Lower will give
an illustrated lecture at Calvary Pres
byterian Church, Bent road, Wyncote,
on Friday evening, May IA, at o'clock
on 1.-THE Yellowstone Park and the Scenic
Northwest" Afterward Refreshments
will be served by the members of the
teachers training department
The Meridian Club of Philadelphia will
meet at the North Hills Country Club
on Friday afternoon, May I. Golf matches
are being planned for the afternoon. At
z o'clock dinner will be served and will
be followed by bridge.
Miss Clementlne Pent daughter of Mr..
road, Jenkintown, had as her guest Miss
Kathrne Rogers, of 2201 st. James place,
for several days.
Mr. and Mrs. William II. Zeliff. of
West avenue, Jenkintown, are receiving
congratulations on the birth of a son
on Monday, May 8. Mrs. Zelim will be
remembered as Miss Marion Headley, of
York road, Jenkintown, one of the most
popular of the young girls along the
Reading.
Friends of Miss Nancy Fullerton will
he pleased to hear she has left the hos
pital, after a long illness, and is re-
cuperating at her home at Gwynodd Val
ley Pa.
Mrs. William Lowering, of Mather ave
nue. Jenkntown, entertained at tea yes
terday afternoon at the North HIS
Country Club.
Miss Florence Courtier, of Toronto,
Canada, is the guest of her sister, at
York road and Oak Lane avenue. Miss
Courtier will remain a month. and at
present she is entertaining Miss Ethel
Messick, of North Carolina, and Miss
Edna Hire, of Riverton, \. j.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ward Tyson Perry will
be at home after June ! at Talalah cave
Springs, Ga. Mrs. Perry will be remem-
bered as Miss Laura jayne Ihomas'
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs Robert Parson
Yerger of Roslyn.
Miss Evelyn Clancy. of 1l5 Concord
avenue: George Wyman and Miss Edna
Wyman, of 500 Lombard street Whining
ton, Del, motored to Wyncote Yesterday,
where they were the guests Ct Mr.. ana
Mrs. l.. E. Hastings. The party VIII re-
main for three days.
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WHAT'S DONG
TONIGHT 2

Popular concerts with refreshments, PhIIa.
O'Clock.
Celtic lecture by Kuno Meyer. Horticultural
Hall; 3 clock. -
College. of Physicians. Ludlow and 22d
Franklin institute; o'clock. Free
Kensngton Board OF Trade, Susauenanna
avenue and Hancock street. s o'clock. Free.
East Central Business Men, 42s Spruce
'tsa GeosrapRieai Society. wltherspoon Hall; 8
o'clock.
Lawyers Club reception Bellevue-stratford;
n O'Clock.
Club: o'clock.
Alumni Peirce School, Turngemeinde, Broad
street and Columbia avenue: o'clock.
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Chestnut Hill

Mrs. Willard r. Graham, of 1920
Srague street. will give an auction bridge
this afternoon. Her guests include Mrs
Casper S. Butcher, Mrs. j. B. King, Mrs
Donald Graham, Mrs William A. Allison.
Mrs. Ralph Gibson. Mrs. Willis ParneH
and Mile. IZora Rossa.
Mrs Graham will give small tea to-
morrow afternoon in honor of MISS ELIZA
beth Graham. who is visiting her,
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Tioga

The Young Ladies' Auxiliary Of the A.
w. Il. Society of tine Temple Baptist
Church. Tloga and 22d streets, will give
a reception tomorrow evening in the So
cial hall for the purpose of organizing a
girls club for summer outings, basket
weaving and social entertainments, All
girls over IA years of age are invited to
be present and join the association Miss
Jane ogden, president of the auxiliary,
will receive the guests and will be as
sisted by Miss Ola Robertson. Miss Doro-
thy Dlngee, Miss Mary Anderson and
Miss Frances Barnes.
Miss Dorothy Young. of Allegheny ave
nue. and 18th street will give May-day
luncheon on Saturday for the Phi sigma
Delta Sorority. Her guests Will be MISS
Anna Evans. Miss Grace NanderVeer,
Miss Emma Battersby. Miss Margaret
sosna, Miss Marian Paiste, Miss Grace
FuImer, Miss Marian de Burlo, Miss
sarah Evans, Miss Laura Firth. MISS
GLADYS Heaeoek, Miss Mabel Heaeock'
MISS Dorothy Moore. Miss Helen Palmer
Miss Emily Atwood. Miss Linda Muli'
Miss Helen McFadden, Miss Gertruae
White, Miss Marie Merz, Miss syYa
Brown. Miss Marian Wilson, MISS lsapsi
jackson ana Miss Consuella kulaes
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Germantown

Ia william Mclean. of Indian Queen
n Germantown, who has been spend
-, soine time travelling through the
g May. - "s' nome So'''e '''is
&C. Anna S. Taylor, of Cedron. Indian
80 iane, has as her guest for several
~ AIRS Herbert Cassard. formerly of
~ nslsr1via. Mrs. Cassard has just re-
- rpm Baltimore. where she has
So, fisiung Mrs. o. r. Webb. OF sun
Fafk, Tor several weeks. The
sh Wallace. OF Piitsaeld' Mass VIII
place IN the fan.
Ars. e. S. Clark left last week
slp through The South they will
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Notices for the Society page tGiH
be accepted aud printed In the EUe-
ming Ledger, but all such notices
must be lOTitteR on one side OF the
paper, must be signed Ia fun, t0ith
JulI address, and t5hsn possible
telephone number must be 0iUea.
Send all such communications to
"Societg Editor" Evening Ledger.
COS Chestnut street.
Unless these requirements are
carried out so that Verifcattoa may
be possible. the notices lriu not be
published
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gVEDDINGS

TNHE marriage of Miss Frances stokes
i daughter of MIR. and Mrs. Thomas +.
G Stokes, of Lone Oak, Germantown, and
Mr.. Louis c. Clark, Jr, OF New fork,
took place today at noon in old st. Peter 5
Church. at 3D. and Pine streets.
The bride, who was given In marriage
by her father wore a beautiful gown
of soft white satin veiled in tuHe ano
lace. The skirt was made In straight
round length and the bodice was open
at the neck and had sleeves Of tulle. A
court train was attached to the shoulders
and she carried bouquet OF white or
chids and lilies of the valley.
There were no attendants, but Mr. Gren-
Vile Clark, a brother of the bridegroom,
acted as best man. Only the members OF
the immediate families were present at
the ceremony, which was performed by
the Rev. Doctor Jefferys. pastor of the
church. Immediately afterward a large
reception was given at the home of Mr..
and Mrs. Stokes.
The bride of today is the only daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas p c. Stokes
She made her debut about four years
ago and has been extremely popular in
the younger set. She has FIVE brothers,
Mr.. Edward Lowber Stokes Mr.. Thomas
Stokes, Mr.. Walter Stokes, Mr.. John w.
Stokes and Mr.. Stanley Stokes
Mr.. and Mrs Clark will spend the
greater part of their wedding journey In
Spain On their return to this country
they will live in New York.
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Northeast Endeavorers' Banquet

More than a score of former presidents
OF the Northeast branch of the Philadel-
phia Christian Endeavor Union spoke at
the 25th anniversary banquet of the asso-
citation IN the Allegheny Avenue Metho-
dist Episcopal Church last night About
$50 persons attended.