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New Britain herald., 1915-07-03

HOUSE FLAGS. Heavy clamp dyed
fast. color bunting, AXIS feet, $1.00; s
KS feet, $50. 6x10 feet, $500.
"OLD GLORY SETS, in boxes,
FAST colors. Bunting flag. metal hold.
err jointed staff brass tube joint, ball
truck and rope. This flag is 5xS feet.
H$1.50 set.
New Britain herald., 1915-07-03

NEW NECKWEAR, for ladies n
lot of new and pretty novelties III
collars, Collar and cuff sets, chenal-
settles, ETC., in organdie needleWcrls
and lace, 25c to 500.
New Britain herald., 1915-07-03

S6-inch Shadow Lace. allover a
wanted material for dressy waists,
variety of patterns, 60c. 75c yard.
New Britain herald., 1915-07-03
NEW LONDON YOUTH DROWNED,

New London, July 3 -Four year old
James c. Fahey while reaching for a
gold fish in a pond at Riverside padk.
Yesterday, fell in and drowned before
he could be rescued.
New Britain herald., 1915-07-03

SILK FLAGS, s to 36-inches
mounted on black vanished staff gilt
spear heads. 10c to n Sc each.
New Britain herald., 1915-07-03

FAST COLoRS. Cotton Bunting
flags mounted spear head staffs, l2-.n.
= Sc: 1S-inch. &c; 2i-inch, 1oc; S6-incn
I5c.
New Britain herald., 1915-07-03

MILDLY BLOUSEs and Lingerie
Waists. assortment larger than ever,
lots Of new styles arrived this week,
hundreds to select from. values up
to $3.50 at 9Sc each.
New Britain herald., 1915-07-03

Getting Ready for Vacation. Looi
over our line Of travelling bags and
Suit Cases. at $125; Suit Cases fol
csc; Leather bags. Is tolls inch. Sc. IS
to $3.50.
New Britain herald., 1915-07-03
PlJIIAR.
&: yIVEV
SCLOsERr ECON oAIIC gN1esN MI
Between Germany An Austria Dis
cussed at Vienna Conference

cuSSeQ AT VIENNA OOnAcrence. S9
zurich, via. London, July 3.At
thesconference at Vienna Of the indus
trial leaders Of Germany and Austria
to discuss means for bringing about a
closer economic union between the
two countries, DR.. r eiser, presid lent on
tie Hansa league, pointed out that the
allies OF the quadfuple entente not
only had entered into polltlcai treaties
but had concluded number Of
economic arrangements. One Of the
most important Of these, he asserted,
provides that none OF them. may con-
cIude a commercial treaty with Ger
many or Austria with out the consent
OF the other.
London, July 2, 2:2y q. Com
nnenting on the Austra-Gernan econ
omic conference, the Post in asc0lumn
editorial article, urges the allies TIC
take adequate steps to meet after the
war the ssMenace Of German economic
renetration." The Post suggests q
system Of preferential rariffs aimed
against Germany.
New Britain herald., 1915-07-03
Boston Store
F LA S
FOR THE 9TH

FLAGS. all sizes from Tin. to 6x
10 feet.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-09-16
tpene Namen.
6robbtypgtbnm.

Snrcm b a. - Neulif per.
ld]tco bier Der mpblbefonntc aoui.
ntann Serr Glteen 0iirtb. EeQerina
I'M a!tcr ron 30 Sdhrcn. -@an5 iii.
crlpurtct font Die Meloma BON Dem
sbiebcn bes Serrn Seon Ridaro.
Rcd)tsonmalt mo iriiherer glbgepro.
meier. Gr itarb III S%trobburg on Den
Nplgen elmer Operation. Der or iif
r%l,cr5oaen bate. Iic Stobt 9ilrem.
burg uertrat or pGbrcno Der Ecriooc
lS99-l9O5 in DER aammcr; in lei.
ncr Toiitif mar er robifol aciinnt.
Sds rSmnlum" .Eroiefi bereitetc %.
mails ieiller politiidleu 9otibuhn cin
Gnhc. Trilher acbortc er als Mit,
glico nto Sfoiic Dem bauptitdoti.
lGeu @euueinocrathc M.
Gttclbr ii d, II. allg. Sier
ereiglletc lidl an lestcn Sicnstda ein
tootlidIcr l%tniull. M Scr A61he ces
Solscuitcincs, no Der @eq cin itor.
.fes @efGll 5ciat. ipieltc oos 5peiiGb.
riac Sotltcrher oes slrbcitcrs Mi.
dIdel 0tlloelcr. Nit eileu idlperen
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ger anuhc ons beflaacnslpcrihe Sc
ltopi. Mnn trilg Dos ans idlnerer
3opfpuuoen hlutenoc aino ms
Sous. Eros Der ioraiamiten Tileae
wurbe cs Den tieibetriibten gltern III
Der neranrgeucn aiodt ourd, ben Dob
cttriIien.
y d. Il. b. Ms, 20. Nua. =
Gin tootlid1er lluiou creignetc iih
aelteru Abellb 9caer hnlb s llhr oui
Der Aad)cncr Siittc. Ter u Sabre
nltc aranenmuiGiriit Wiathios DER
rant lpoQtc cin 1900 ailoaromm
idrpcrcs Giienitiid aus cincm Mtiter
bodSiehen. labei iicl ous Giieuitiif
bcrunter unb traf Nerrnnt oui oic
@rllit. 6nB or sur Stclc foot blicb.
Siffcrbinacu, 6. Mug. =
slls Der I'M 81. Scbulsiahre itehenbe
@erfmciitcr Niihoel Hcutcr pom bier
ont Icsten Scnncrstaa 9Sod)mIittna
nit icillcr Nomilie piuen Nlsflra nah
Gin a. ,. NlS. untcrnohm. muroe er
IN Den oortieen Torfoulageu BON
cincm StIagouiol betroiier. Der lei
nelt iciortigen Zoo SIR Solae bate.
3iiicn, %. sllla. 9tod, Ionge.
rcr. hcimtitdiitcr aronfheit itorb bier
i'm alter bon 20 Sahreu. Ipoblper,
iehclt nit bcu hi. SterbcinfromenterL
Serr Nlopic aoicl. Snaericuritloent,
Sphn nes Nerrn SchrcrS u. Soiel.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-09-16

Us ipurhcn peritieoclltlih Stims
men lalit. lpdrlinl pdo S%mgenibmrs
aiidb Amcritauiihc Niltstunattc feline
@clber iiir bic Ynunsicutc int @roBs
bcr5psthum lnmntcIc.
@nnS ciniud,l Wir limb Der ttcbcra
scuauna, bah mait III Snrembnra MI
iercr ltntcrtiisnna t%sincswcss bepari.
Sicic llcbcrieugun9 babcn mir ans
elmer Ncibc bon Shatind,cn 9clpprnicn.
hcrcn por5iiHIidlitc bier urscfubrt
icicu:
Wtan miro iidl erinncru, haS Dor
ciniacn Iountcu bic "Surcmbnr9cr
@uScttc" cine Suoifripticu croiincte
fir bic Npthleisenbeu ecs BruAhcr5pa'
ihunts. Hla rics III Y%urcmbur9 III Or
iohruna aebraht purnc, GAO Die nortiac
Yrciic ncu @cid)ein. Die y@o3ettc"
nlpac piclmchr bns 6clh Den nrntc
Yuremburacrn in Selaicn Suionmcit
ln'icu, ba inn @ruhber,psthum frines=
meas @elbmausel pprberrife. Sn
hcriclbcn Nn~9clc9cnheit mo I'M Iclbeil
Sinuc idlricb and, bonIlls 6crr emil
Yriim aus alcri ou &crru Ghcircnat@
tcilr Vic @onncr:
.Nicbcr 6crr @omcr, Sh babe
acicbcu. pab Sic i'll Der ~Suu. @ne
Scllc" cine Subifriptiou c%roiinct bapen
iiir ric NotblciNcnpcu I'M Surcmburscr
Sannc. @ir iilo Shncn lchr boufbar
iiir Sbrc cnlcn @%ciimnuu9en, nhcr id,
claude. nuS sic iiber mierc Gage
nihl ridti9 lmterridtct inn.
Nisr III Yurembura herriht teimes'
,pcas Moth. cs ici benz, baa a bar
inter bic a~nnppbeit her @etreibeupr.
rate ueritsht, uuh .eieier tam niht
purh @elo aeiteucrt Werscn-
l@ctdnntlih lpurnc hicicm 3uilunce
eurN Wctrcinc Scnbunacn mns hcr
StlpciS nhpchclicu, ~ Tic HcS.l
Sriclac ser Nhrciic nllcr uIslon
N,ihcu Nrheitcr icblt cs bier iebr piel
an Nrhcitstrdtten uuh 6 bcircht Gin
nIscrasmchnlih aroBes Arbcitson =
ssbct, Gum eeiiricl iine cic 9chbedcu
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-09-16
3 4utembur9er Nathrithttn.

mar CT Gin cntbuiinitiiter 9entIehcr.
Sd, fam mid aud nod, erinncril, naS
CT bel cinenI !urcmblraer 9dnfctt III
Srnno's Snlle I'M Sabre 1895. beis
nnbc Die gauge @%cieaid,ait nufbrad.
nls CT einem Hchner, Der iih lobcnb
iibcr Srnnfreif nlsipraf. ms Wprt
fiel uuo ibni ieinc Gid,tad,tuna
Seutidlnuo's ocrluics. Ilif logur icit
9caiun bcs curopdiid)cn aricacs, bel
Der iiln9ifen Viiracrmciircrpnhl, prizes
or hfn oentofrntiiten Silr9crmciiicrs
Adlbibaicu nl5 9cutidcn unb hob Inn
init in bcu 6inmcl nit icilcu Spbz
rehcn. &cnn Der YGuscuius" MN
ouf cinn,nl ScutihcnircNer 9cluprbcn
iit. Damn muS man pobl %glaubeil. hnS
cnpns &obres rnruu lit. wcnr man
linn nadin9i. baS CT in Icinen nlteu
Sohrcn anionst, tinniih 81 lpercen."
EaSu mdd,t Die -Slremblraer 3ciz
tuua" fnl9cunc Semcrtune: rSbi9cs
@inacidnot bat Die polc @~illiauIg Der
6crdusgcbcr Der -2rrcmbur9cr 3cie
tmua". Sn mir %9lnubcrL poS Die be-
gon9enc Snbisfrctipn nod lonHc nidrt
id,orf geuls pcrllrtbcilt porben ill.,"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-09-16

9crau umectctrt. Tort licfert hdf
ipauiit : nmerifdniidlc Silfstontte
2cbcusntittcl aIcr Irt. nber CO fchlt
nm nothiacn 6cInc. Tas Gam in 81
ucrbcert uub bic Scpolfernna 81 iehr
perdrnrt. Wfehr ais uqc gnouetsn
lnlb Scrid,teritntturgen inns lehrcn
tonucn. Tic in gelsicn ctablierteu
9%urcmbnrser letnen uatiirlid iehr
c%nrnntcr. 0eshalb habem iih aud,
in griiHel NIB Nntfuerpen lurein.
burger Siifsfpmites 5uinmntengeinn=
ben nm bic portiseu Nothleibsnsen Su
untcritiiten. rs mare pielleidJt fling,
nieicn aumites ben Setraa Der Snbs
ifriptiun 81 iiberienben."
1ou piclcu nuhercn Yrirnthrtefen,
bic uns sur @iuiitt 3ugcididt plrs
ben. lei nIr nsrienige oes &. Z.
Bertrand ans Sleenn Che, Ninn.,
erludhnt. Scrr @crtrauo pcrmuthete,
ieinc Gcripnubtcu in %9urcmbura be-
hilrften picleidlt iciner l1nteririisung
u1h CT id1ricb in bieienr Sinnc al otes
iclbcu. crhiclt uhcr bon BORT Seidleie.
CT mosc piclmebr hos @elh &crlpdnos
ten III VclQlcn 5utonlneit ln''en. Die
inter hcu Shredcn hcs aricgcs. Id1per
Ill leihen bdtteu. oa man III 9%urerbura
teiuer fremben Silfe beoiirfe.
Eies, alaubcn mir, seniiaf, NM
9ebermann non Der Spefluiisfeit elmer
Subifriptiun fir bic 9annS' 10
@rutberspathnm 81 ibtr'S.s rls
SIuirrutior icien aatas
lungen crlpdhnt ION NM 80 "'
thum Ill @Aal d E arisac
iroltcr soiirben III $50 81
ole pieleu tolieupn tdalit nrct Otils
ans.
Samu lpdre bic +
urs nbaethan. WI..o. ~
rem. Inn SiIfc Al, isnshs Naiftsfs.
ncren am meiifen +,
uusliidiiaen gelsieu. 'cibt man,:
Sir bns &omitc: rfol9e.
fup. e T ii m. "
Sefretdr.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-09-16

'tSpeziell fer "d'Gazette' fun
j. Is. Merkels.D
gDrei Farwen de hun mir SuO gier.
Drei Farwen lesseit an de Seit YUM
Mier,
Drei F'arwen am Fendel, ruot, weiss
4 bio.
Drei Farwen welt veg an suO no.
Kuckt d'Stieren mat ruot. weiss a bio.
Dc Sclianste Fendel asz dat unn6 Fro.
We klappt onst Herr. wat hlakt onst A:
Thres long cheers for America!
Ruot. weiss A bio. geleft Il bekaunt,
Sin d'Farwen yum ons' %gefangene
Land.
An hun de Deitsch MUNICH Dnrf an
d'Stad
Mat Zaldoten rondrem besat:
Ia Fendel mat ruot, weiss a bio.
he schen Ief Farwen sin cmmer
mach do.
WEIGHT gonyen ons Feinden drenner
erdnrch:
Nivat, viyat, armt Letzeburg!!
Drei Farwen de hun mir suo gier.
Drei Farwen YIN Dach an iwert der
Dir.
Drei Farwen am Fendel, ruot. weiss
a hlo,
1--WE Lenner. welt veg an sue no!
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-09-16
&mrcmbmr9iib .Nmertfaniibcs
2tcbcetucrf.

Nj. Ttu. :. shmeba&, Sitci bon 90 Grone, isis, ghr.rrrdNpent.
3eamtcn:
Sic. Spnner, GhcisRcrdttur Ser vYur Gazette, DUBUQUE. So, Erdnhent
Mic. &. 0dnbprfi, adTcrer Der German Srwt & snuinas Sont, Nucuquc,
Sorn, StdsmcUicr.
fapier Yrim, sc. y. Subuouc, Scrn. Setetdr.
&pmite. Mitalteber:
6un. u. /. Shruu, EQUATOR, 2uouauc. Soma.
Sphn u. Natrn, Nccnttcur Der ,Sur. Sta. Chicago. III.
Grant Y. shrpeeer. Yrdiircnt Der Snrpcners alcinc Co. Supuauc. tcro.
Hp. z. Mene, fNrHn Gin. ". l.
/. \. 1ransen, Hchtsomnolt, 2ubuuuc, Sord.
Rep. /. HeuianS, Snncnic. y. g.
Rep. Charles Shaus, Buffalo, u. q.
/. Y. Sdmht. lewiston. @nntama.
Suieyh n. Yalen, Gountns Sdnusmcircr. Euhuouc. Roma.
Suhn I. 8looen. Tubuouc. Soma.
Nma. Wuel, 3cNfnrs, Somo.
0pieph 9bi0, Yroiecnt ns ,9nrcn1huracr Srirrhunecs" ron Subuouc. Sd
Mic Gepenia, |roIiNcnt ps ,Subuouc 2urcnburscr &crcius" bon Gu@
buauc. Sppn
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-09-16

cin Sctrddltlid,ca I'M Yrciic 9cz
iIicaen. nbcr n,n fam tic nidrt inlci>
icn, neil Die Grbeitslphnc. penn man
Scutc timber. nm bns %icrfadlc &c
'tiegel linn. Ticle lu%rcmburacr
Sauern hdoeu aoilSc &ermoaen i'm
Hferbchonhcl acpouncr. Aud, iunit
pnrec inl nll9cnleineu pGhrcnr Der
Icstcii 3eit ichr picl @clh bier Der
nient. icrns fcineslrcss @clnmnnacl
herrid)t. St pilstc pirtlid, nidt,
melTcr aIdiic o Scutcn has bon
Shncn aciommclte @clo Si9ulc foms
men iolltc.
IN Sclaicu perhdlt hic Sndnc iit
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-09-16
yettrdge {.

Nrnber eiuulouiu .s1,37S.25
g. q. 9Orten. eah eubuaue III, (eiisnbah) ......... 100
Sobn 2pmmes, Grua, Coma, (Ntoeranuen) LOO
sntpn 3pmmcs, Grira, Spma, (Nub 100
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NitolaS simpu, 1ubnaue, Spua, (sterpenih) 200
Sram Ynrre GIahism Samtn, 81 Glonn, Nlinm, Ccsntler) -. 800
Nc arippeler, Sruwcrpine, Minn, t6enlen) 200
T. z. steimes. sprinsbrpuf, Soma, sannmeler) ..... 100
Scr. g. vi. aaiel, ct. LJrancs, SNs, (5mbren) 800
SEER mn srnm ecaer Smith. Garth Gin, Nebr, (Suhinssm) -. 500
sihplas Sthe, aniance, Shi. (amtsen) 200
Nidolas 8icttcr, N,cnpmincc, 81. 200
Mihal Nuer, Ruihtprp, @inm, (Weder) 1000
u. W. z, elizabeth, u. p. . 200
Nfe aebners, Wuenher, leras, (Serimsen) 800
Nf Sliem, Suneee, Minu, (Nrsburf) -. .... 200
Yeter Trbers, aurora. 81. LOO
Nsrnhars Youl, gurpra, IN. 100
9nrcmburger Vrmncrbunn, Sn Tranreco, Ndl. 1OUO
Catherine Sung, Chicago, 81, (Stchrh) ZOO
EbeO. :. @eutses, GhieaaO. 81. (5iihba%) 800
gSnt. Npbswim, Sospers, Sona. ... ...... 200
Subaun Better Nauer. Mnucapuls, Minn, l9ehnsbah) 800
Sphn @ihler. @rpps. NHh, tsthenbof) 800
Better Miller. 2una, NNiun, (sHnhnaenl 800
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Sran 5ramt s&Ons. @samfse. Mtd. 100
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Nenrp Rsnmel. 0anihee, 9ih, CHamm) ...... 100
- 3.15
sammluna pcrauhntet pm Nerru /. 7. Sed:
/. I. BED, Hemien, Spwa. (Stetrh) 5000
vi. Srdnen. Hemien, Gonna. tSederthl :. 100
vi. 9amberts, Memien, Soma, tSrsnurfl ...... 80
Cher. 8ensler, Hcmien, Soma. t3ehmsn) LOO
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" Npbrh, Hentten, Spua . 4. . . LOO
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grant Sshlmer. 8smien. Soma. taebmeu) ...... 200
Ncuiae Nrud, acnnaub, Snp, (Gttcrnah) 80. 200
..' e" e = : = : . : = e i"-i'o
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-09-16

Ic QBcner Nmb sMl. AT rihcn M ben ShaBmciher Srn. Vic. 9u=
burti, German IrMm & Sauinas ganf, Dubuque, Suma. Nr bitten, babel
ben Webnrtsuri, epemtuea benienisen Der Gltern cher Tsreterm I'M 6rpks
bersostbum ansnsebcn, swcds Weroffentihnns in 9uremburs.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-09-16
Ans bem A1rr. 5taateu.
DREI FARMER.

2 tSpeziell fer "d'Gazette' fun
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Evening journal., 1915-11-27
HE ONLY THOUGHT"
cousin WAS killed
Phillips, Who Spread Story
of Powder Mill Fatality,
Committed as Vagrant
"BEFUDDLED" WHEN
HE SENT MESSAGES

George Phillips. who sent out tele-
grams from Wilmington last week an
nouncing that a man named r. IL.
UrQuhart had been killed in an explo-
sion at Carney's Point and caused the
officials of the DUPONT Powder Com
pany and the police officials much am
nowance was last night arrested at
the instance of Chief George Black
on a charge of yagrancy.
The kilograms we're sent 10 Durham
n. c., and were addressed to the wife,
sister and brother of the supposed
dead man.
Phillips applied for lodging at the
police station one night last week and
has been in town ever since.
When arraigned in City Court to-
day, Phillips said the reason he sent
the telegram was that he thought that
Urquhart, who was his cousin. was
really killed at Carney's Point.
Phillips said that he came here
from Virginia and was befuddled when
he sent out the messages.
Chief Black said he had the man
arrested because he. continued to an
noy the dupont officials.
Deputy Judge Joslyn ad1udged him
guilty OF vagrancy and ordered him
committed to the workhouse for ten
days.
Evening journal., 1915-11-27
COUNTY SIS. WORKERS
review ACTIVITIES
Executive Committee of AS
Sociation Hears of Older
Boys Conference
WILL INTEREST
GIRLS IN MOVEMENT

The first quarterly meeting for the
year of the executive committee of the
New Castle County Sunday School
Association. was held last night at the
home Of the chairman, William B.
Smith, Jr., No. 1882 n. Jackson street
Those members present we're: Harry
p. Link, president; William B. Smith,
Jr., chairman; George Irwin, J. Par
ker Watson,' Daniel b. Maloney, of
Townsend; Edna c. Barker, State
secretary. of Milford; Miss Laota
Powell Miss Mabel Baird and E. Ross
Farra, secretary.
The treasurer reported S42.21 in the
treasury to begin the year with. The
secretary reported a very successful
county convention held in McCabe NJ
T e. Church, on October 21, and also re
ported on the second Older Boys Con-
ference, as follows:
There were 109 older boys and adult
leaders of older boys work present at
the banquet at the Hotel DUPONT, on
November 10. Twenty-nine were pres
ent on Saturday morning. thirty-two
on Saturday afternoon, sixty on Satur-
day night, and 305 at the Sunday
afternoon meeting at the Majestic
Theatre. At the Sunday afternoon
meeting a the Majestic Theatre, six
teen boys took a definite stand for
Christ and fifty-one boys took for
ward steps on Christian life. The
committee is planning to hold group
conferences in various sections of the
State.
The county executive committee
will ask the executive committees OF
the various hundreds to hold quarter
ly meetings. At this time a member
of the county executive committee
will be present and outline the work
expected of the hundred executive
committee. The different county de-
partment workers will also meet the
/ hundred department workers at vari-
GUS times and try to have them dc
definite work for the Sunday schools
in their hundreds.
IL was decided to appoint a finance
committee Of five to make definite
plans for financing the county work
for the coming year.
William b Smith, Jr., was re-elect-
ed chairman Of the executive commit
tee and also chairman of the business
committee, and he will appoint his
business committee in the near
future
II was also decided to appoint de-
partmental committees for the elemen-
tary. secondary, adult and home de-
partments. These committees to as
sist the department superintendent in
planning and forwarding the work OF
that department for the next year. i;
was also decided that the secondary
division lay plans for an older girls
conference to be held next spring, il
advisable; if not. at the same time as
the older boys conference is held next
fall
The committee elected Miss Mabel
Baird as general superintendent OF the
secondary division work for New Cas-
tie county. Charles W. Bush remains
chairman of the boys section. Miss
Baird will suggest someone to be ap-
pointed chairman Of the girls sec
] ton
Evening journal., 1915-11-27
Personal Notes of Interest
In the City'S Social World

the Garrick Theatre. Lady San Mel has
been extensively entertained since her
arrival in this city, after theatre sup
per parties. matinee teas and luncheons
taking up for the most part her leisure
hours. She viii leave for Pittsburgh TO-
morrow afternoon.
%
r. II. r. Wyatt. of Philadelphia, is
visiting Wilmington relatives.
%
Mrs. II. W. Briggs. accompanied by
her mother, Mrs, II. f. Wright, has re-
turned home after an extensive West.
ern trip that included visits to both the
California expositions.
o.
Mrs. Kate +. AIcl<insey, who has been
Ill Tor some time, is now able to be out
%
Alvin Thompson and Burton Clarkson
OF New Haven, Conn, are spending the
weekend with Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Clark
No. 2l2 North Van Buren street.
John B. Hoffman and Mrs. Hoffman
haye gone TO New York to attend tn,
Army and Navy football game. Mr.
and Mrs. Hoffman are the guests of Mrs
lioilman's brother, Captain Loius NJ
Mutton, commandant of midshipmen, u
5. Naval Academy, Annapolis, Md
%
Mrs Joseph Derrickson, of Talley
vile, announces the engagement of her
daughter. Miss Bessie Derrick son. anr
Jerome A. M. Price, of Grubbs, Della.
wiire.
%
Robert p. Bradford, who is a student
at Tome School, Port Deposit, Md. is
visiting his parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Henry
b. Bradford, at Elge Moor.
Wilfred Pyle, of Tome School. Port
Deposit, Md, is spending the Thanks
giving holiday here.
Evening journal., 1915-11-27
GIVE HOUSE WARMING.

About $50 guests were entertained
at house warming on Thursday
evening by Mr.. and Mrs. James n.
Ginns. at their home. No. 1905 Boule-
ward. Guests were present from New
York city. Newark, n. j.: Coatesville.
Mt Airy and Chester besides a large
number from this city.
The evening was most enjoyably
spent in a Thanksgiving fashion. Mu-
sic, dancing and singing furnished the
main entertainments of the party. and
all the guests enthusiastically took
part, Following the entertainments a
buffet supper was served.
Evening journal., 1915-11-27
FURTHER HEARING IN THE CASE.

Joseph Messina was given a partial
hearing by Magistrate Gluckman yes
terday afternoon on charge Of un-
becoming conduct towards Louisa
Verderamo, who is II years old.
James Salisbury appeared for the
State and Philip L. Garrett appeared
for the defendant. Two witnesses be-
ing absent. a continuance was granted
until next Saturday afternoon,
Evening journal., 1915-11-27
CLASS AT DINNER

As Is the custom of the pastors class
of 81. Stephens Lutheran Society to
give dinner TO such members of the
class upon reaching their majority, such
a dinner was held Thursday night. The
eeleDrants were Norman $. Baer and
William. n Grotz. The majority dinner
took place at No. 22l West Seventh
street, +. Unfried being the caterer. The
dinner was a siN-course affair and was
enloyed by all participants. The toast.
master was Charles Schell. The after
dinner speakers were j. Edward Schell
,,rattan ladd, Ralph Grubb and the Rev
Frederick Docrr.
Evening journal., 1915-11-27
FROM BOSTON no FLORIDA.

Along the Atlantic Seaboard" will
be the theme of the last lecture in
DR.. Reik's course. to be given Tues
day evening at the New Century Club
The chief points OF beauty in each OF
the large cities. Boston. New York,
Philadelphia. Wilmington and Wash
ington, will be shown, as well as the
charming scenery OF Lake George.
The Hudson River and Palm Beach.
Dr. Reik has taken number of
views in Brandywine Park and will
show these in all the beauty Of their
true colors. In the previous lectures
OF this course he has shown the most
perfect color pictures ever produced
of such wonderful scenery as the
Yosemite and Yellowstone Parks and
the Grand Canyon of Arizona.
Evening journal., 1915-11-27
ROBINSON.METZ.

Miss Edith p. Robinson. daughter
OF Mr.. and Mrs. John R. Robinson, of
Holly Oak. and Joseph Metz, also OF
Holly Oak. were married Wednesday
afternoon at the Mt Pleasant Metho-
dist Episcopal parsonage at Bellevue
by the Rev. j. T. Richardson. The
party was accompanied by John r.
Robinson, Jr., the brides brother Mr.
Metz is a farmer and is employed on
the Keen farms. where the newly
married couple will live
Evening journal., 1915-11-27
EVENING COMPANY

Mr.. and Mrs William Hamilton en-
tertained at their home. No. 1894
Lowering avenue, last evening, in
honor Of their sons. the Rev. Samuel
J.. Hamilton, Of New York, and Paul
Hamilton, a student at Princeton Uni
versity, both OF whom are spending
the Thanksgiving holidays with their
parents here. The evening was de-
lightfully spent in games and music.
after which refreshments were served.
Those present were: Mr.. and Mrs.
William Hamilton, Miss Elizabeth
Hamilton. Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel l..
Hamilton, Paul Hamilton. Mrs. Eek
ert, Of Newark. N. j.; Miss Edna Eek
ert of Newark, N. j.; Mr.. and Mrs.
Stewart Mailman, Mr. and Mrs. Harry
p. Gunby, Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Tindall
Mrs. w. Lang, Miss Mamie Lang
Miss Nellie Lang, Miss Rebecca Nor.
ton, Miss Nellie Morton, Miss Nelli,
Forrest, Miss Evangeline Mailman.
Evening journal., 1915-11-27
CONNER.CALHnrN

IN 81 Mary's r. c. Church on We'd
nesday afternoon Miss Nfartba NJ
Connor and Joseph c. Calbonn u,oro
h,.isls inS5Iieo py the Rev. F. J. Mealey. The
nl-,, nllue was attended by her sister. Mrs.
Neil,e =. shewbrldge, while Francis
y. Oaihoun, a brother OF the groom.
was oest man. A reception was heId
az tne home OF the brides parents
NO. 4l4 East Fifth street The couple
LETT for a wedding trip TO Washing.
ton and will be at home after De.
cember ] at No 513 Spruce street
Evening journal., 1915-11-27
". c. 7. u. SOCIAL.

A meeting Of the Red Clay Creek
Young Peoples Branch OF the W. G. r.
U., was held on Wednesday evening at
tine home OF Mrs. Mary Mitchell. OF
HOckessin. with Mrs. Leslie Shakespear
presiding. Two new members were re.
ceived into the society. Following q
brief business session musical and lit.
crary program was enjoyed