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The Tupelo journal., 1915-07-02
Local Happenings
Those Who Come and 90

w. I. Reeves is spending the week
at Healing Springs, Ga.
Mrs. White, of Florence, Ala, is the
guest of her relatives here.
Miss Maggie Riley is on a visit to her
sister, Mrs. Rhyme, in Macon.
Mrs. j. d. Potter has as her guest
Mrs. d. E. Hanley, of Memphis.
A. G. Griffin spent several days in
St. Louis the past week IN business.
Harrison Leslie, of the Fourth dis
trict, was in Tupelo on business We'd
nesday.
Messrs. Eph and Bill Payne, of the
Second district, came down Monday
on business.
Miss Mildred Brown has as her at
tractive guest her friend, Miss Maud
Cheek, of Amory.
The. Misses MCGEE, of Baldwin,
were the guests of Mrs. Joel Berry
the first of the week. et
Miss Elizabeth Topp is on an ex-
tended visit to her sister, Mrs. R. M.
Afford, in Fulton, KY.
Messrs. Andrew and Charlie Barnett,
of the Fifth district, were here Mon
day morning on business.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. R. Wood leave this
week for Selma, Ala, where they will
remain until September |.
Mr.. and Mrs. Eskridge, of New Or
leans, are, the guests of Mrs. Eskridge's
mother, Mrs. M. P. Henderson.
]. r. Frazer,s who has been at Rule
vile. Miss, during the cotton season,
is at home for the summer months.
Eucaba was represented here We'd
nesday by Messrs. Noah McCarty, j.
E Butler, Brit Morgan and Wylie
Estes.
Alter spending SeVerai udyS DIS CHe
guest of Miss Bessie Allen, Miss Mary
Clark returned to her home in Shannon
Monday.
r. F. Goodlett and family and Mrs.
Tison McGhee left this week for Mont
Eagle, Tenn, where they will spend
some time.
Richard Clark, Stanley Kinds, Will
liam Kinds and Clay McGaughy went
to Oxford Monday in n of Mr.. Clark's
Haynes cars.
Jim and Charley Foster come in
Wednesday morning from their old
home at P~ontocola where they spent
the past week.
The Tupelo journal., 1915-07-02

Noah Riley, of Belden, was here
Wednesday on business.
Tom McFerrin and son, of Moore
vile, were here yesterday.
Theodore Barnes, of Mooreville, was
over on business Wednesday.
Will Partlow, of Plantersville, was
in the city on business Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Allie Christian and lit
tie son, of Auburn, Fspent Wednesday
morning in Tupelo.
Mrs. Paul Pound'and Miss Pound, of
Auburn, were among the visitors to
Tupelo Wednesday.
Miss Mabel Nichols, an attractive
young lady! of St. slLouis, is the guest
Of Miss Edith Perkins.
Capt. R. S. Thomas, of Plantersville,
was here Wednesday to. attend the
Newell Harris. wedding. aS .e~~ -
EMr. ..and Mrs.eJ.sB. Candy and the
boys, of Plantersville, were the guests
yesterday of Mr.. and Mrs. L. B. Candy.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. D. Wilson and little
daughter, Clara May, have returned
home after spending several weeks at
Allison's Wells.
Masters Clyde and Leon Smith, sons
of G. W. B. Smith, have returned after
spending ten days with their uncle,
Larkin Smith, neal Guntown.
John Smith and little son, of Smiths
Store, and John Payne, of Birming-
ham, were down on business Wednes-
day. Mr.. Payne came down to drive
back a Ford automobile which he had
purchased. -
Misses Dale and Hoyt Raymond, An
ME Glen Brown and Juanita Clifton and
Mr.. C. R. Strain drove through to
Aberdeen Tuesday in Mr.. Strains car
to attend the dance in honor of Miss
Corinne Walker.
Rev. Geo. P. Scott returned the past
week from South Mississippi where he
conducted a very successful meeting
at Collins. Mr.. Scott also stopped
over in Jackson to attend the conven-
ton of church workers held in that
city.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. M. Clayton, of Okla
homa, have been the guests of Col. and
Mrs. w. l.. Clayton on Church street
the past week. Mr.. Clayton was
reared in Lee county and at one time
made his home in Tupelo. Many friends
are glad to see him here again.
The Tupelo journal., 1915-07-02
A WOMAN'S BACK
The Advice of This Tupelo
Woman is of Certain Value /,

The Advice of This IupelO
Woman is of Certain Value
Many a woman's back has
many aches and pains.
Outlines It's the kidneys fault.
That's why Doan's Kidney
Pills are so effective.
Many Tupelo women know
this. - Rsxns& 60
Read what..one has to .!say
about it: -1... -
Mrs. J. H. Smith, 422 N. Green
St., Tupelo, says: my back
ached so badly | could hardly
endure the pain. 1t made me
nervous and miserable, but the
worst trouble | had was intiam-
nation of the bladder. Trouble
with the kidney secretions nearly
made me wild. Doan's Kidney
Pills relieved me of all distress
and restored my kidneys and
bladder to a normal condition"
Price SOC, at all dealers. Don't
simply ask for a kidney remedy
get Doan's Kidney Pills-the
same that Mrs. Smith had.
Foster Milburn Co., Props, Buff
falo, N. Y.
The Tupelo journal., 1915-07-02

David Grayson, writing his
story. ''Hempfeld," in the July
American Magazine, says:
I'm the country there is always
such q consuming and ungratified
need Of something to laugh at!
Anyone who can make the coun-
try laugh can have his way with
it." 81
The Tupelo journal., 1915-07-02

General Huerta. of Mexican
fame, was arrested by federal
authorities in Texas while en-
route to Mexico to head a revo-
luton. While in the hands of
the United States he should be
made to salute the flag.
The Tupelo journal., 1915-07-02
Remember this is thexlast day
to register.

Just because some one else has failed
to make your watch run correctly is no
sign your watch is no good or that you
have to send it to factory. Bring it to
Clopton.
The Tupelo journal., 1915-07-02
Business Notices
If it is right, Clopton did it.

If it is right, Clopton did it.
| have money to Loan on improved
farm land.-O. K. GARY. Att
1t is true | charge a little more for
watch work, but give satisfaction. M
Clopton. \
NvOR RENT-Five large rooms, with
bath. Hot and cold water. Apply to
Miss Leila Dickson.
Remember, | offer $500 reward for
any watch l can't make give satisfac-
ton. M. L. Clopton.
Your Draying done promptly in any
part of the city. j. C.. HALL.
Stantonville Phone 94-J 10-4t
FOR RENT-Three rooms for light
housekeeping. Bath and toilet. Mrs.
J. R. Dabbs, $50 Jefferson. 9
Fresh every Friday and Saturday:
Spanish Mackerel, Red Snapper and all
kinds of fish at the City Market. Z
RFOR SALE-One-horse Well Drill,
good as new. Also extra power. Terms
to suit purchaser. W. E. Ward, Tu-
pelo, Miss. 4assas -
UFOR SALE-A good secondhand
rubber tired surrey, in good condition.
Can be bought at a reasonable price.
Apply at this Office.
LA fine line of Strings for Violin.
Guitar, etc. Violin Strings, lOc a set
to SOC each; Guitar Strings, 15c sset.
Austin Bros. Piano Co. ssss IA
FOUND-Small black handbag, con-
tanning 75c in change, some stamps and
a woman's handkerchief. Mrs. W. H.
Daniels, at Mrs. w. P. Longs. ~
FOR SALE-Fifty acres of land one
mile from Tupelo. One five room dwell
ling and one three room tenant house.
All level land-no waste land on place.
Apply to this office for particulars. IA
FOR ..SALE-Eighty acres of good
land, well improved, situated in Chi
wappa bottom, adjoining the Carmen
Mill land. All in cultivation except
10 acres. $35 per acre for quick sale.
Anderson Brown, Shannon, Miss. 9
The Tupelo journal., 1915-07-02

ln~vigorating to the Pale and Slcaly
The Old Standard generai stre1ue1sening toszic.
GROVES TASTHLEES chin TO31e drives oat
tenn, "A true tonic. For adults end ehildyeu- 5oe
The Tupelo journal., 1915-07-02
Notice Stockholders Meeting

The regular annual meeting of the
Stockholders of the Tupelo Fertilizer
Factory will be held at the Court House
in Tupelo on Monday, July 5th. at 2:30
d. m. L. M. BOYLE,
Secretary.
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at o'clock. in the Church Of our Mother Of
Sorrows.
William weinell, Of McKeesport. Pa. has an
nounced the marriage OF his daughter Miss
Martha L. welnel OF 21O2 Diamond street. 70
Henry p. Friemei Of 1915 North 18th street, on
Wednesday night February 10, az the home OF
the bride Mr. and Mrs Friemel will be at home
after March / at 2tO9 Diamond street
Mr. and Mrs Daniel Hoelzle have announced
the marriage OF tholr daughter, Miss Carrie
Emma Hoelgle to Frederick W. Dietrich on
Tuesday February .. Mr. and Mrs. Dietrich
on their return from their wedding journey
through the South will live at $3.50 North Tth
street
Invitations have been issued by Mrs. John
Anderson, OF S72 Church lane. for the marriage
Of her daughter, Miss Violet Kate Anderson.
and James McKennon Watt, of 142 Gowen ave-
nue. The wedding will take place on tuesday,
February %, at $50 p. M. in Christ Church,
Tupehocken and McCallum streets.
The marriage of Miss Grace Maxwell to @. w.
Curtis, of Northampton, Mass, will take placa
in st. Johns Church on March 10. Soon after
the wedding the young couple win leave for
South America where Mr. Curtis and several
New York bankers will establish the first United
states National Bank in Buenos Aires
Announcement has been made of the mar
riaRe of Miss Mary Love- of 500 McCallum
street to w. Alan Garvn, of 5sOs McCallum
street. on Tuesday. February 16, at noon. in the
Church of St. Vincent de Paul. Price street
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ENTERTAIN FOR DAUGHTER
Mr.. and Mrs. D. Webster Bell Give Party
at Phlomusian Club.

delightful little children's party was given
yesterday afternoon at the Philomusian club
by Mr.. and Mrs. d. Webster Bell, of 452 Spruce
street for their small daughter, Miss Florence
Henderson Bell, who celebrated her second
birthday. A Punch and Judy Show. ventrilo-
qust and numerous old fashioned games were
provided for the entertainment of the tiny
guests and an orchestra provided music
throughout the afternoon. The decorative
scheme was in pink and white, with pink
sweetheart roses on the table, in the centre
of which stood huge cake adorned with two
candles.
The youthful guests included Miss Katharine
Allison Miss Lillian Allison, Miss Essle Bur-
rows, Master Stuart Buck, Jr; Miss Elizabeth
Baltz, Christopher Donner, Jr.; Miss vivian
Guyer, Miss Elizabeth Henta, Master Jack
Hays, Charles Hays. Billy Kendrick Charles
KendrIcS Jr: Miss Helen Peterson, Miss Eliza
beth Parker, Miss Edith Plummer, Clinton Rose
Jr; Caleb Fox Sd; Miss Eleanor Darrow'
Thomas Schermerhorn, John Wiggins' ID
Matthew Dittman. Jr.; Robert Gustne, Miss
Florence D'Armond, Raymond Passavnnt' Jr.'
George Passavant. Miss Peggy Doan. Samuel
Doan and Miss Margaret Blnns.
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CHARITY AFFAIRS
Play Will Be Given at Mercantile Hall on
Monday for Charity.

"Betsey Trotwood's Tea Party" will be pre-
sented by prominent Jewish women of this
city on Monday night, February %, in Mercan-
tile Hall in aid of charity. The play writ
ten by Miss Mildred Tily, senior in the Girls
High School, and almost the entire dialogue is
composed of quotations from the works of Dick
ems. Mrs. William Mason Irsh will mperson-
ate Miss Betsey Others in the cast are Mrs.
Felix n. Gerson Mrs. Gabriel Blum, Mrs. Stan
ley Goldsmith, Mrs. Leon Merz Miss Claire
Bachman Mrs. Harry S. Kahn. Mrs Walter D,
Dnlsimer. Mrs. Frank A. Pfaezer, Mrs. Morris
B. Mayer. Mrs Simon Katz, Mrs Isaac II.
Vendls, Mrs. Harry j. Bissnser Mrs. Jacob
Well, Mrs S. X. Louchheim. Mrs. Willis
Kirschbaum, Mrs. Lee B. Wolf Mrs. Phillip
Rosenau, Mrs. Arthur Bamberger. Mrs Angelo
Myers, Miss Rosalind Bamberger, Miss Dorothy
NJ, We'll, Miss Hazel B. Aaron, Miss Ruth
Kirschbaum.
The play will be followed by an old fashioned
minuet In which the following will participate;
Miss Rosalie Dannenbaum, Miss Mildred Singer,
Miss Rose Hirsch. Miss AlIne Is. SelIg, Miss
Charlotte Feustmann Miss Elizabeth Soils. Miss
Edith Lieberman. Miss Ruth Steinbach. Henry
n Coons, Walter Rossbach, Stanley Snellen-
burg. Horace Horner Henry L. Lang. NJ. Step
pacher. Fl. Wlmpfhelmer and Frank Weder.
The reception committee: Mrs Joseph n.
Snellenburg, Mrs. Nathan Baum, Mrs Harry s.
Behal. Mrs. Lee s, E vers, Mrs. f. w. Dannen-
baum, Miss Sophie Espen, Mrs. David r.
F1eisher, Mrs. Henry C. Fleisher Mrs. Jacob L,
Krauss, Mrs. Arthur X LiveTlght, Mrs Arthur
Loeb, Mrs, Joseph Moos, Mrs, Joseph s. Louch-
helm, Mrs, Jules Mastbaum, Mrs. Frank l..
Newburger, Mrs. Isaac II, Sllverman. Mrs. Jay
II, schamberg, Mrs. Harry II, snellenburg Mrs.
Julius s. Weyl and Mrs. Louis Wolf will be
gowned to represent characters from the famous
authors best known books
The managers are Mrs. Charles Gimbel. Mrs
A. a. Eshner. Mrs. Miriam X. Arnold, Mrs.
Louis Flelsher. Mrs F. C. Godsteln, Mrs Max
l.. Margolis and Miss Helen Feisher The
ushers will be Irwin l.. Stone, William S. Rode,
helm, Stuart f, Louchheim. Frank steru Har-
old Loeb. Charles Schloss, Frank Wiedner. Leon
j. Obermayer, Foreman Flesher, Philip Arnold.
Henry L. Lang, DR.. Leon Solis-Cohen. Raymond
Brunswick Mark Katzenbers. Horace Flelshsr
and Herbert r. Goldstein.
The play will be staged under the direction OF
Mrs. Walter C. Dslsner, Walter C. wroe will
have charge ~ the minuet and Harry Herzberg
Of the music Following the minuet there will
be general dancing.
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FIRST REGIMENT BALL
Guard of Pennsylvania to Give Ball on
Washington's Birthday.

Invitations have been issued for the annual
review and military ball of the list Regiment
Infantry. National Guard of Pennsylvania. II
will be held in the Armory Broad and Callow-
hill streets. m the night of Washingtons
Birthday February %. 1t is requested that all
military guests will appear in uniform. Major
Joseph Klapp Nichols Is chairman of the COM
mittee The Honorary Committee includes
Brigadler General A. c. Markley, L. s. A;
Captain James ID. Helsnger, U. S. A; Captain
Paul McCook. u. S. A; Captain Harry Cooper
U. S. A.; Captain Charles c. Allen L. S. A:
Captain Francis II. Strong, u. s. A.; Lieu
tenant Edward G. Elliott L. s. A.; Lieutenant
Townsend Whelen. L. s. A.; Major General
James w. Latta. Major General Wendell T.
Bowman, Brigader General II. Dale Benson
Brlgadier General Theodore L. Wiedersheim.
Brlgadier General Chambers Mcltibbin, Brig
adler General Sylvester Bonaffon, Brigader
General ]. Lewis Good. Boies Penrose, D. New
lin Fell, Robert Won Moschzisker f. Amedee
Breezy, Edward A. Anderson, John NJ. Patter-
son, Bernard Gilpin, c, Stuart Patterson and
Colonel Alexander p Coesherry.
The patronosses of the affair include Mrs
Daniel B. Bower, Mrs. Richard NJ Cadwalader,
Mrs. c. Howard Clark Jr Mrs. Percy II.
Clark, Mrs. j. Leslie Davis Mrs. Walter Lang
don Eustis. Mrs, T. Charlton Henry. Mrs Phil
ander C. Knox, Mrs. Howard W. Lewis, Mrs.
J. Rearsley Mitchell, Mrs Alexander Patton
Mrs George Reynolds Mrs. j. Percival Rob-
erts, Mrs. Henry b. Thompson. Mrs. William
D. Winsor and Mrs Rollin Wilbur.
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H1HE wedding Of Miss Adelaide r. Sulthaus TO
i Harry c. Butler was solemnized last night IN
the home OF the bride, t1t9 East Chelten avenue
The ceremony was performed by the Rev. Carl
Hathaway. OF the Covenant Presbyterian
Church. The bride, who was attended by her
sister. Miss Florence Suthaus, as maid Of honor,
wore a gown Of white duchess satin. Her veil
was OF tue, held in place by orange blossoms,
and she carried a bouquet of bride roses. The
maid OF honor was gowued In pink crepe meteor
and carried an arm bouquet OF Killarney roses.
Mr.. Butler was attended by Walter Wright as
best man. and after reception the couple left
on u trip South and on their return will live In
Tioga.
The wedding Of Miss Mary Blaul, daughter Of
Mrs. NJ c. Bau to Frederick D. Eldredge, OF
Cape May, will take place next Wednesday at
6:3O o'clock, at the home OF the prospective
brides mother. 447 South 4Sd street. The Rev.
DR.. j. Francis Behrens. pastor OF the Fifth
Baptist Church, will ofrciate.
Miss Blaul will be attended by her sister-in-
law. Mrs. Louis A. Blaul, as matron of honor,
and her little niece. Miss Helen Baul,
flower girl. Louis A. Blaul will act as best
man.
Mr. and Mrs. j. Frank Michener announce
the marriage of their daughter, Miss Sara Mar
garet Mchener. to Edgar Allan Robie u S. N,
retired on Tuesday. February 16, at 1 o'clock.
Mr. and Mrs. Robie will be at home after March
10, at 6l2S Spruce street
The marriage of Miss Margaret NJ. Kelly, OF
93e North 4sth street, to Theodore II. Bour-
singnon took place quietly Tuesday afternoon
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..par t,enten class has been formed by a
3 -.,,,,tee that attended the Mission Study
!, Northned, Mass last year. The class
e. I'M, avery Thursday morning at the home
s.sr, N Martin, 200 Pine street
A q ~ .0,,u,ttee includes Miss Nancy Stokes
.aris Duyal williams, Miss Isabel How
Mas Esther Howell, Miss Mary clayton
", rlzabeth Deans and Miss Mary Paul
IN. Are 50 members in the class.
~ Joseph Darlington Wilkinson of 5aOl
.,reet. will entertain at bridge today. The
~, will include Mrs. j. B. Muslin. Mrs, e.
carver, Mrs. Laurence Fuller, Mrs John
TN. Mrs. Bob Ely Mrs William Denesre,
& charles Brown, Miss Emile Frlcke, Mrs
~ nav Ely, Miss Grace Reed, Miss Mary
Nllss Dorothy Burgess, Miss Louise
+ o..so. Miss Miriam Partridge
~. Brant steele, who has been visiting her
t ,..iaw and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Hollis
s,,rree. at their home in st. Martins, VIII
~. ~ saturday to her homo at Herndon, Va
q a.. Edith Patton, daughter of Mrs. Alexander
TN, patton, of 1856 South 18th street. will en-"
IN. az luncheon today. followed by bridge.
Z. .,,n be assisted by her mother, and the
N. vii, include Mrs. j. Leslie Davis, Mrs.
n .-..r Deeter, Mrs. Il. I. Smith, Jr., Mrs. Rob-
81 -. Mrs Daniel b. Eckert, Mrs Barry
+ I'll, and Miss Helen Smith. Miss Patton viii
N ~ Z. ,r,or,ain at luncheon tomorrow, when her
IN. ,ul include Miss Phoebe Weaver. Of
& ,au,,rosport; Miss Margaretta Craig. Mrs Ro-
,,.a pollock. Miss Mildred Shattuck. Mrs
,Gmr Close. Miss Bartholomew, Mrs Linde H.
B TsoOas and Mrs. C. Weymouth.
h ~ and Mrs Henry s. Grove, who have been
sanding the winter at Palm Beach, will re-
nm to their home. 25S West Tulpehocken
ihset. tomorrow.
E NJ, frederick Jost of 1904 Pine street, will
4 N Al home this afternoon after o'clock and
n ,,h,r Thursdays during February and March.
l. 81. will be assisted by her mother, Mrs. Will
Nam Musser Capp. Mrs. ]. Gray Bolton and
Mss Anna e. Bolton
Ms. Edward Farnum Lavell Of 129 South 2sd
street will entertain at bridge on Saturday
nlrht at her home.
Miss Florence Knowles, of 1918 Pine street. has
I 4 her guest Miss Warner OF Baltimore. Md.
Miss Jessie L. Morgan OF AMBER heau vi
~ Horticultural School for Women, is In
+ Washington attending the annual conference OF
he Eastern Fruit Growers Association.
q Mr. and Mrs. Joseph B. Ridge have postponed
& thtir trip South for a week on account of Mr.
Ridges illness.
The preliminary meeting of the Lenten sewing
class organized by Mrs. T. Hudson Rich took
Place yesterday afternoon at Christ Church
chapel House instead of the home OF Mrs.
Reh as the latter has been i'll. The members
. q this class include Mrs Barton Cooke Hirst,
HNa James dew. Goodman, Mrs. Albert Z.
Roussel Mrs Charles Heath Barnard, Mrs.
! Hagruder CraIghead. Miss Frances Clark, Miss
4 Bertha Clark Miss Mary wirgman and Miss
y Harlan L. Boyd.
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ROXBOROUGH

The engagement OF Miss Eleanor Mann, OF
1923 Mansion avenue. to Raymond Turner, OF
44OS Manayunk avenue, was announced Satur-
day night at dinner given by Mr.. and Mrs
Charles Bavies at their home 1858 Clearheld
avenue, Roxborough, The young couple are TO
be married on March 80 in the Emanuel Meth
odist Episcopal Church, Sherwood and Gates
streets.
Mr.. Turner is a wel-known young business
man OF Roxboroush, and Miss Mann is the
first soprano in the choir of the church In which
they are to be married, Mr.. and Mrs Albert
Mann, the parents Of Miss Mann. and Mr., and
Mrs. John Turner. the parents OF the pros
pectiye bridegroom, were present at the dinner
when the engagement was announced
Miss Helen Uhlman was given linen shower
at her home 4lt5 Main street. ManAyunk. last
evening by Mrs. Louis Glassmsn l51 Walnut
lane The house was prettily decorated with
palms, cut flowers and valentine designs. Miss
Uhlman will be married ON May 2 to Isidors
Iowenthal. The ceremony will be performed
by Rabbi Nathan at the Students Chapter,
Broad street and Susquehanpa avenue.
Among those present were Mr.. and Mrs. Will
lam Kamp, Mr.. and Mrs Morris Blassband. Mr.,
and Mrs Adolph Lang, Mr., and Mrs Jacob
Weiss, Mr. and Mrs. Julius LOwsnthal Mr., and
Blassband Mr. and Mrs. Peter Gilman. MIR.
and Mrs. L. w, Apple, Miss Rosalind Apple.
Mias Helen Weiss, Miss Beatrice Einhorn. Miss
Ida Newman. jerome Lowsnthal. Nat Lowen-
thai. Isldor Lowsnthal and Nathan EinhOrn
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ALONG THE MAIN LINE

osERBRo0K-Mr. and Mrs. Philip a. Castner'
q wynnewood avenue, will leave tomorrow
icf two weeks trip to Atlantic City.
sr and Mrs. Peter T. Hallahan. of SSZS
ihsrWood road. are spending February in Au-
raia Ga.
Miss Eleanor H. Graham Ketcham. daughter
q Mrs Benjamin Ketcham. Jr.. of 1919 Drexel
road who is spending a short time In Washing
nn will return home the early part OF next
week
HALA-Mr. and Mrs. Isaac w. Roberts, of
n0Edon. and Mr.. and Mrs. Percy II. Clark. of
Nnlcushby. left today for weeks visit in
Lake Placid. N. Y.
AFH Harrison B. Wight. of st. Asaph's rec
aN will return the end of this week from
+ rev York. where she is visiting her cousin,
zA Royal Whitman. OF that city,
hEaicN-Mr. ana Mrs. William L. supplee, of
lA'eAsa lane, are spending February in
Georgia
NJ and Mrs. NJ. ]. McNIenamIn, OF sunken
sndsns. will leave this week for a visit to
sstek Va.
AAnAoRE-Mr, and Mrs. Godfrey s. Earn
"a" ot Lancaster pike. are receiving congratu-
.NoaA on the birth of a daughter little Miss
~ Acsalind Earnshaw, Mrs. Earnshaw will
ismembered as Miss Mary L. Harrington.
eiA Paul Spencer. of Glenn road. is spending
w week In New York as the guest OF her
eRe Mrs. William Radford.
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SOUTH PHILADELPHIA

Miss Anna Crowley, OF 1890 South 18th street,
entertained at Valentine party last night.
Those present were Miss Anna Tobin, Miss
Helen A. Harmon, Miss Florence Harmon,
Miss Sara Trotter. Miss Winlfred Neilman.
Miss Margaret Clements Mr., and Mrs w,
Franger. Mr.. and Mrs James Jones' Miss Nan
Mohlan, William j. Kane, Edward Mailer,
Frank Schneider, John Purheld John NJ. Flana-
gan, William Trotter and r. E. osullivan. OF
New York
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A banquet was given last evening by the
Holmesburg Council OF the Knights OF Colum-
bus. The committee in charge included William
G. Carroll, Thomas keenan,, James Gossner
Francis Parkinson. James Hopkins and Daniel
oDonAld
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TIOGA

Miss Margaret Clark. daughter OF Mr. ana
Mrs. Joseph Clark, OF 1855 North Broad street
has gone to Washington, d, c., where she VIII
he the guest of her aunt Mrs Hugh Cossrove,
for a month.
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WEST PHILADELPHIA

Mrs. William ]. Jennings and her sister,
Mrs. Crawford ]. Kames entertained at lunch
con and bridge yesterday afternoon at the home
of Mrs. Jennings, 4s15 Walton avenue. Their
guests included the members of their bridge
club and few additional guests. who were
Mrs. r. Walter Peterson, Sd. Miss Florence
Elliott, Mrs Charles Elliott. Mrs. Harold d.
McAneny, Mrs. Arthur Baker, Miss Leona
Frances zurn. Mrs. William Baker, Mrs
Harry Freund, Mrs. silven Woods. Mrs. Jesse
d. Ellis, Mrs. l.. l.. Davis Miss Gladys Nc
Carthy and Mrs, Ralph Harcourt. Of Atlantic
City.