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The Detroit times., 1915-12-11
DEPT. OF PUBLIC WORKS
Detroit. December Z. 1919
FOR CONSTRUCTING
WTRIFiED CROOKS
LATERAL SEWER

Sealed proposals will be received r.
the office OF the Department OF Pu64I
day. Dec. is. 1915. at 10 O'clock = S1i
Eastern standard time, at which tfr1H|
and place they will be opened. {
furnishing all the labor and n113|
ers. which will be furnished by 1f6,
city. at city yards. and building a1Il
finishing complete. together with t1oI
back hiling. according to the .pja0@|
and specifications on file In this o@x$
hce. vltrined crock lateral sewers ~
the following described alleys: 7}
Lateral sewer No. 277x In blo61f
bounded by Freer, Ewers. 81. Joh4:
Lateral Sewer No. 275a. In bIocf'
bounded by Martin and second aiIG7
east, Mercier avenue and alley noetl
Lateral sewer No ,77s. in bioGEs
sounded by Clark. rv.,,-n. Fort en(II
spring streets. IA
arate envelope Sith his bid = est(0k}
fed bank check payable TO the or61c1
OF the Department OF Public Woe14}
of the city OF Detroit f.r the sun ca
sewer bid upon. which Will be fe1IH
feited to the Department IN cese G.
bidder fails 10 enter into conefo1
OF his tender Contracts TO bs o0t6
Council. The bidder whose tsrdo9
sSsfpi with hi. contrsc, an approved G.
TO the City OF Detroit IN the
amount OF the contract. condt(tGn1
on the faithful performances of ooo4
tract. fu.
The contractor shall he paid ~
ponds or the proceeds thereof, IL eQG
bonds are purchased by the Stnk)u
Fund Commission according 10 b0X&<
No bids will be accepted from o
person or nrm who " In arrearo
default to the City OF Detroit 81
debt. contract. or obligation 20 O.
city.
Printed specifications In dstalt
the above work may be had on
plication TO the Secretary.
The Department Of Public Ne
reserves the right to reject any
sisso GEO II yExxEgz
B-tso conmis1(S1
The Detroit times., 1915-12-11

Ordinance NJ e.
AN oaDTNANCu - 80
sence ootoeoU4 sAn -
sss s.Sssss..ss . s.Ss.sse
CAaDtes ioS . SSS dSr
nasees fes sno O3(y ~
ssssss. sss ysss 1914 = aGDs0vc3
IT is HEREBy oRpAr1
bEEpdp1EToPLE BIZ pdp1EToPLE OF Tim e.
,,ti:ss' tsisss'i.s asa = o,T'. That . !! :. s:ssls
ordinances entitled axn ~ @'
amend Section 1 n of CSSS{
the Compiled ordinances m
proved April Is tSiS g
sa,, sa,ms !: hereby ansndsd -
Sec. In. The ar. nmlss %
OF Detroit shall also include q 1
cast by the center line a.
street extended: on the wsGt
center line OF Crawford stro
the north by q line runrinG
To Fort street and $50 n.
north OF the north line thePe01}'
on the south by line runnin1>| &
aliel with Fort street and fti
thereof: excepting lots 1 ana &. (
tons sub, Of south part Of o.
OF Crawford's subdivision on ~
2ss and 270 situated on the I
side Of Fort street between Cpo11
and Artillery avenues. s
Sec 2. This ordinance shall
immediate. effect
Approved Dec. eth. 1915.
OSCAR b. MAEX
Attest: MnS'
RICHARD LINDSAY. s'
Bats City Clerk. 81
The Detroit times., 1915-12-11
NOTICE. PAVING
ASSESSMENT
BoARo OF ASSESSORS OFFICE.
Detroit. December Z. 1915.
Paving Notice No. 1885.
lie MAY AVENUE.

To Henry Nieporth. A. smith. r.
Furlete, Mary Cathcart. John Wenzcl.
Y. c. nhoege. T. p. Chene; Albert Col
hisaSse Hfsns kus .benddt. s'af5sr Josn Stony sHsn
Nellie Terry Ellen O'Connor. n. r.
Hove, John Payne, Julius Luttenber-
ger, Vincent Field, Jacob schweiser,
barnard. James plV ckv cod, W. A.
N well. George ECwle, l., A. Morse.
August Nier, G. De Vogelaer, Carrie
Adams. J. H. Green Emily Brinket,
on, Anna Quinlivan. A. Begin, Caro-
line Nolan. NJ Hiidendorf, J. Du-
chRrme. Church of Christ, ]. y. Hass.
George Bader. Julius Toret. A. n.
Holmes. seymour A. Troester, w. Il
stewart. Alex Rudon, Henry Van
Damme, q. 4. Renchard. American
state Bank. David Trombly. William
Fender, Geo Ncuhauser. Il. ID. Casey,
other persons owning. occupying. or
otherwise intereste In any OF the
lots and premises fronting on LeMay
a, enre, In sale City OF Dotroit within
The Common Coupcii OF the City OF
Detroit. having ordered 50 much OF
LeMay avenue. from the north line
Of Ecrrh wa! avenue to the south
graded AVID paved. no.ic- IL hereby
given that an assessment has been
made upon all the lots and prem
iscs fronting on said LeMay avenue
and liable L be assessed for said
under the provisions OF
the City Charter. and that a roll of
said asEesFment u now complatal
aud Will remain at the Assessors Of
fec. IN the city. OF Detroit. from the
late ,ne.n;son nersof ~ sntsi De-. ~; isis a.r sas
BOARD or AssEssons.
The Detroit times., 1915-12-11

The Prcducer-lh his street riot
scene Is the most realistic ever pro.
duced. In making il one Of our ac.
tors lost bis life and four others
were crippled permanently.
Tire House Manager-But ! want
cd to show a good boxing match
Alm.
Productive can't carry EN-. It's
against the law. They're too bru-
tall
The Detroit times., 1915-12-11

T-ank Dobson. Eleanor Cochrane and
Alva McGnL Samu Raskin ana Rus
eiq0 fnucCr~ who nrG Saf' 'N f'- .
from tho Imperial opera in Petrograd,
VIZ offer a special dancing mum - J.
Tho troupe g. fulfilling it's first IN
gagomcut in America Among the
sperialtlcs which arc made a feature
OF the show VIII be Hitc and Rcflow
The Detroit times., 1915-12-11

Gold beads for the baby have a
ouble use, for they are splendid
or teething purposes. A sixteel
Ich string OF good-sized lax. gold
beads may be had for $40, smaller
ones for ST.
The Detroit times., 1915-12-11

One Of the smart two-prongeC
combs Of French brilliants, set In
silverite. comes in an unusual design
for $3.50 and adds a charming touch
to the colffure.
The Detroit times., 1915-12-11

A four-inch heavy silver porringer
for the baby, an exact reproduction
of the porringers made by Paul Re
ere. cost 50 and is a gift that will
make an heirloom.
The Detroit times., 1915-12-11

Six individual peppers and salts.
the salts gold tipped and the pep
pers silver. come In q case and
make a delightful gift for the
hostess with many breakfast trays
to I'LL.
A black onyx little finger ring. SET
with a small diamond. Is smart and
effective and may be bought fof
$10.50. This same shop will sci
your own diamonds In onyx setting
for 81 to $ll.
For Him.
Fourteen karat gold cuff links,
These links are heavy. rectangular
links and are engraved in block let.
ters tree OF charge. Distinctly a
mans button and has a great deal
OF personality, s6.
Automobile wash basin outfit.
This handy little requisite Is OF
rubber. eleven inches In diameter
and three and three-fourths inches
deep. There Is also a ceihlloid soap
box, wash cloth. and a large
Turkish towel. This OUTFIT folds up
compactly and goes into a fine mo-
rocco leather case measuring Sx
6x2 l-2 inches.
Mans Pullman" toilet case, hangs
on towel rack In Pullman" wash
room, very compact, size 1-2xsxl2
inches, made of fine black grain
seal, fitted with ebony military
brush. tooth brush, comb. ebonized
soap box and tooth powder bottle
nickel-plated drinking cup, with fold
ing handle, folding shaving brush
shaving soap in nickel tube. and
nail file, and loop for safety ra.
zor, 81.
Same with ivory fittings, 50.
Snake wood walking stick-slim
and smart, is tipped with sterling
silver cap. and costs Sc.
Six pairs gloves In any variety
OF size. boxed in leather glove
case, makes present that any
man would welcome; sy.
The Detroit times., 1915-12-11

A chiffon matinee with three deer
flounces OF chiffon and a lace coat
comes in peach, lavender, blue, and
rose and is a decided bargain al
SS.75.
The Detroit times., 1915-12-11

Crystal toilet bottle of opal glass
striped with broad black can be had
labelled with her toilet waters, etc.
for 81 each, $40 for the set OF six
The Detroit times., 1915-12-11
AVENUE.

Melodrama with dramatic thrills
will he the Offering In the Avenue
theater next week. The characters n
the play are all sharply drawn; the
situations are tense and dramatic, al
though there Is plenty of comedy run
Ming through the play. Adele. "A
young girl living In village In New
Jersey. is falsely accused OF staying
"A man whose love she did not rectp-
rocate The real villain turns sus-
picton upon the girl for q time and
st for her with me aid OF the po-
lice. \ message IL about TO be sent
over the telegraph wires, which must
necessarily result In her apprehen-
sion. when Billy West. n young tcle-
Graph operator. whose intuition leads
h m TO believe IN the gui't o. the GIL =
relentless pursuer. succeeds I'm Cir
cumventing the lattcr's plans by
burning out the fuses ia the tel
rraph office. This scene, with I'll
ustruments clicking busily proves
a rePlistic bit OF course. the play
terminates happily FOR tho vonug
people and rctributfon is meted ont
to hcr tormentorS Coriune Cantwell
lndSRaymO' Bond will have the
Drirc'Ia' roles pfhers IN tho - =
will include Nan Singleton Edmund
Roberts. PcrC Whitman Ma y BAL
sar Jean 'ttr Cass J. Arthur Obj n.
edwin Dudley D"nald Gregory. Hlr-
Did Ferner ami tth"rs.
The Detroit times., 1915-12-11

IT HESE KIDDIES attend the school at Oquossoc Maine
the place where Santa Claus gets most of his Christmas
trees They shown holding exercises around the great
twelve foot tree which they have sent to President Wilson
for his grandson, Baby Sayre The donated by L.
Mesarve the eputed Christmas tree king of America
The Detroit times., 1915-12-11

A graceful basket 13 IA inches
high designed 10 hold fruit and
flow ers. IS made in Dutch silver:
that is. silver heavily plated on
copper. and is beautiful enough 10
please any woman; price 10.
The Detroit times., 1915-12-11

\ heavy silver cup OF a plain de
S'sr Is fitted with two handles &c
make it easy for little hands to lift
Price $40.
The Detroit times., 1915-12-11

A reading lamp with a brass ex-
tension rod and an adjustable shade
IS just the thing for his bedside
or his study.
The Detroit times., 1915-12-11
CITY OF DETROIT-OFFICE
OF CITY TREASURER
Dec. 4, 10

Notice is hereby given to all per-
sons interested that there have been
filed In this office the following
named assessment rolls:
The Detroit times., 1915-12-11

Billy A~trotor tramp comedian
and call q he Vet wis OF hur-
} que" win al &c "Goldcn crook"
'Nlch com 20 'hc Gayoty thcater
Devt week The company win pre-
-ert n NV rru irai revue in two
acts called "Thc Midnight cluN Two
principals IN the Golden Crook"
company include. besides Airing on,
The Detroit times., 1915-12-11

An earthenware casserole that
holds five pints is all dressed up in
pierced Sheffield silver case,
ready to come on the table. $3.50
The Detroit times., 1915-12-11

The prettiest OF necklaces for a
very, very young girl is made OF
seed pearls. Nothing could b.
lmpler or In better taste. and d
two-strand string of real seed pearls
costs only SO.
The Detroit times., 1915-12-11
CAUfHt.aC.

Next weeks attraction in the Cad
lilac thcatcr VIII be the "flue Ribbon
Girls. a new production under the
direction OF Jack Singer and William
: Clark. Hassnn's Arabs a troupe of
10 whirlwind acrobats. viii present a
numaer o. new and original feats Of
strength and SKIN. and Welsh and
Harris' musical act viii be added fea =
lures in tho show Ire show proper
!s presented by a large company of
singers. dancers and FUN makers
he ded by Lee Hickman, well-known
and popular eccentric comedian. j.
Illcp Mui ply. Rose Hoey stevens,
Jack Whites Mare Delmar. Charles
Douglas Ruby Grey and Corinne De
Forrest, There is also chorus OF 20
pretty vivaCious and well-tra nod
girls The FIRST part is called "The
W tShinG 5 opr.' ana the second. AT
Panama" Many new songs and fea-
4Hrnr, including The Fish
Walk" Will be presented.
The Detroit times., 1915-12-11
Suggestions for
Christmas Presents
To Cost S5 to $40.

For the Children.
An adjustable seesaw comes eight.
nine. or ten feet long. and is SO dur
able and strongly made as TO be
quite safe. IL rests on a cheerful
bright red base and costs $40.
A gorgeous Noahs Ark costs $500
and is filled with stable below AID
roomy living room above filieG
with the requisite number OF gay
waterproof animals.
The Detroit times., 1915-12-11

Six pairs gloves In any variety
OF size. boxed in leather glove
case, makes present that any
man would welcome; sy.
The Detroit times., 1915-12-11

Snake wood walking stick--slim
and smart, Is tipped with a sterling
silver cap, and costs Sc.
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS ,DR

The marriage of Miss Florence A. zieg-
Ter. daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph
ziegler, OF 1897 West Cayuga street, TO
Mr.. George Hartung will take place to-
night at 1880 o'clock In All Saints Evan
gelical Lutheran Church, Cayuga street
ard Germantown avenue. The Rev. f. A.
Bowers will officiate at the ceremony. The
bride will be given In marriage by her
father. Miss Elizabeth NJ. Cavanaugh,
the brides cousin, will be her maid OF
honor. The bridesmaids are Miss Gene
We've V. CavanauEh, Miss Maria A.
Cavanaugh, Miss Edna A. Schreier, Miss
Alice burnley and Miss Ceceiia II. Afrleck.
MIR. Frederick Hartung will be the best
man, and the usheTs will be Mr.. Harry j.
+. Dolman. Mr., Rudolph Hartung, Mr..
Edward L. Koehler. Mr.. B. p. Donnelly
and John Collner.
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SC the prominent metrons who
4 ebsperone the "Melodramatio
n % he given at Hevsrford on
wv ,yu, he Mrs. Clement A. Girls
~, charles NJ. Lea, Mrs j.
on paul Mrs. Charlemaene Tower
e5s'g reonas Mexican, Mrs. Norton
~ Mrs. John kent Kane, Mrs.
p't ,os Brinton, Mrs. Otis Skinner,
la'P', .,,n,er Brown, Mrs. James Larse.
~ s ,,,.,or Rogers woodruff, Mrs, Ed
~ n...,or y Flnck, Mrs G. Heide Nor
fNo "a sydney Keith, Mrs. George
= a.r Mrs. Richard B. Brinton,
.ran.y B. Hutchinson, Mrs, Joseph
" Mrs d. Evans Williams. Jrr
h'lra .a,t Morgan, Mrs. Samuel Bettle
W. ~. Davis S. B. Chew.
lrd Als ,ss scenes Of the movies will in
one y Gambling party" The picture
fpde a. the Racquet Club, and
~ pstn aSose participating are Mr.. and
iaons uy, 9snce Clark zantzinger, Mr.. and
Nfs SSts.tsr Harris, Mr. and Mrs. Charles
~ 4. and MIR. and Mrs. b. Franklin
fipper a., In the dancing scene are Miss
Appss.,sr, Wurts, Miss Eulalle Wilcox,
Vary ssui s.i,,r chew, Miss Isabel Wurts
Miss s,tss Edith Smythe, Miss Eleanor
P'ge, NJ l.. Brooke Edwards, Mr.
I'ppJs,' snnlokson, Mr.. Theodore Smythe'
r,A,v svening, June is, the old
On IiSuss on the Wissahlckon, the
hslot horne of the Livezey and Firth
l,,, llasn. ,y,tI present delightful scene,
.ln an informal dance Will be given,
sn'h " hosts 10 be Mr.. @. Allen smith ana
v Thon,as Firth. Thoro Will be ABOUT
y ~ .rssts Including a number or next
20 debutantes. Buffet supper wiz ne
l.a.S ana the chaperones will INCLUDE
3, MacCuen Smith, Mrs austin
In ss and Mrs. Edward G. Kane.
WITH the coming OF June the various
..,r,rv clubs will be the centres or IN
..,..t for persons living in the suburbs
VA tor those who have not yet moved 10
~ sVs'. ass easy of access to all. Last
Nv ne philadelphia Cricket Club at
usrtln's inaugurated its summer
y -. which are to be held during the
aan..,, aas..,.r months on Saturday nights, when
n. dancing will take place on the lawn
Il the club,
u, and Mrs. John H. Easily, Of s1l
soab 18th street. will close their town
eoas. s0s. and 20 to Atlantic City for sew
lvuss ~ ,.ssks after which they will leave
' \, sar Harbor, Me-. where they Will
.u.nd the summer.
M and Mrs. william e. Saunders, Jr"
A Logan, are receiving, Congratulations
W., saunders will be remembered as
Ti,s Jessie Merrill, of Atlanta, Ga.
Mrs william Masters Camac of 213l |
walnut street, is occupying the Blaine |
,sltsTe at Bar Harbor for the summer.
M and Mrs Porter Farquharson
Care. Of 1905 Chester avenue, have closed
ihsr town house and are occupying their
.ottage at Cape May for the summer.
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West PHILADELPHIA

wedding of interest to take place to-
| morrow evening In the st. Paul Presby-
terian Church, 50th street and Baltimore
avenue. will be that of Miss Kathleen
Marie Lucey, daughter of Mr.. John
Ldcey, of 46th and Walnut streets, TO Mr.
Franklin Swift Gibson, son of Mr., and
Mrs. Franklin Shannon Gibson, of $50
South 4Sth street. The bride will be at
tended by her sister, Miss Elizabeth
Lucey, as maid of honor. and cousin
of the bridegroom Mr. Henry X. Shaw.
VIII act as best man. The bridesmaids
WI VII De MISS Helen Lee, Miss Dorothy C.
Shaw, Miss Edith Major, Miss Elsie
Young, Miss Roberta Hamilton and Miss
Edith Harris, and the ushers will include
Mr.. Oliver Harris Mr.. Frank Barbour.
Mr., Charles Lucey. Mr.. Edward Taxis,
Mr.. Harry Cooper and Mr. Clyde Rodg-
ers. More than 400 invitations have been
Issued for the wedding and the reception
which VIII follow. at the Manufacturers
Club. Mr.. and Mrs. Gibson, the parents
OF the prospective bridegroom, enter
tained the members of the bridal partv
at their home on Saturday evening
Mrs. Imogen Neall and her daughter.
Miss Marie Neall have closed their apart
ment at Hamilton Court, S9th and Chest
nut streets and have gone to Nantucket,
Mass, for the summer.
Cards have been sent out by Mr.. and
Mrs, Edgar Marburg, of 4319 Baltimore
avenue, for tea on Saturday, June 12,
from until o'clock, at the Phllomuslan
Club, In honor of their daughter, Miss
Frances Tomlin Marburg. The card of
Mr.. Samuel ]. ziegler, Jr., is Inclosed.
Miss Ida Budd and Miss Edith Godfrey,
OF Hamilton Court, are spending a week
in Washington.
Miss Rebeeca Margaret Haag and Mr..
Edward Newton Haag, Jr., of 1897 Cedar
avenue, will leave for Chicago on June
ls. From there Miss Haag will go TO
Wisconsin, to remain until September,
while her brother will visit the exposi-
tions in California, returning to this city
in July.
Miss Cora Wetherill. OF Hamilton Court
is visiting friends at Sodus Point, Wayne
County N. Y, for short time, having
made the trip by motor.
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HOTEL ARRIVALS

BELLEyUE E-sTRATFoRp = Mr. and Mrs
Ernest Metzler, New York; Mr.. and Mrs
Baltimore; George E. Brghtson, New York
p Henry Way, Elmhursty L; l.; w, p. Laus
klngspoIt, Va; John NJ. Jamisol Greens,
c. Baldwin, Louisville; Captain James
ThornteTon, Toronto y Al; MeTaytsh' To,
Mrs. L. BrOggi. Buenos Aires; and Mrs.
Marvin Hughitt, Lake Forest; Mrs. r. II.
Mccullough, Lake Forest,
STENTON-Frank Sing, New York; j. o.
Singleton. Hartford Mckeer Parr, Hartford.
WALTON-A. Rover. Allentown G. A. LAVAL
lee Marietta o. Mr., and Mrs, Charles Loan
field New York; Lewis Balch. Boston.
RITZ Herbert, New York
Mr. Hf5Fy m bameeTfsF w oe9ga NsA Tt5y obbl E N.
town, Pa.
ST. JAMEs-Mrs C. L. Long Harrisburg;
Miss Ida b; Cooper, LANCASTER =. kings
Crlder, Homestead. Pa. Martin Williams.
Reading; William F. Seaman Harrisburg
c. 2, Allan, Altoona
DoONER's-I W, Nave. Butler Tenn.
NEW BINGHAM-Jossph GeirenbeTger. wild
Wood l. j. Moss New York II. II, Sheridan.
boston; A. williamson, New York.
HANoVER-C. F. Fayret lansing. Mich.
WINDSOR-A. r. Way. Du Bois, Pa, j. +.
hsrts La1ssstsF W :ot r Ft,SBorsS FFa5eSB sSSs9t9ns g
Zimmerman, MyerstoWn'
ststziager. New Castle Pa L J, Marks
ApFL PHIA-L. A. CANTON Torontoi L
stanley Fellows. New York. Roy z, WI
liams Lock Haven Mrs N. D. Post,
Dubois.
Constant LeDue. chatsgerth.
n. Y Mrs. Edwin J. Elliott Lumber
CoLoNNADE- Elisha K. Kane, Kushsqua.
Pa: j. Allen Moore. Baltimore.
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on June 15 '''0uuar'sNliie' Fa'
WIS EDWARD schellenger, ACCOMPANIED
py Mr. Edward SchellenRer Jr VII
.esNe the end Of the week to iotn NJ
.ItuWard Schellenser in Boston. 10 spend
'ne summer In New England.
Mrs, G. F. Nindt and Mrs. A. X Mo.
VIII oe the patronesses at the dance
on on saturday, June l2, Of the old Yors
t'oau Country Club, at $50 O'Clock.
Fern Rock, like all other Old York road
Iupur I.,t.l us, rs to have a monster Fourth of
80, 80 eeiepratlon of the safe and sane"
Nallety' Plans for the Observance are Il,
charge OF the Fern Rock Fourth oT T,i,,
association and tentatively have been
ouIlined A big Fourth OF july celebration
Will De held In Oak Lane this wear also
- meeting was held at the home of Coun-
cllinan Siegert some time ago aud ar
rangements are well under way. All the
Ghlldren who are willing to assist In a
large historical pageant should send their
names 20 one Of the Committee of Ar
rangements, who are W. b. siegert G.
f. Lloyd and j. Gibb Smith.
MISS nan Kent, daughter of Mr. and
MIS- William c. Kent, Of Bent road
WNncote, will leave today to attend
her NTH reunion and the commencement
exercises at Wellesley College Miss Kent
VIII be away for about week.
Mr. and Mrs. F. Leighton Kramer. of
Sharpless avenue, are now at their cot
tage' Atlantic avenue Ventnor. where
they VIII remain until some time in Sep
TEMPER, entertaining small weekend
mouse parties during the summer.
Mrs. Jesse A. Moore, of 10th street,
Oak Lane announces the marriage of
her daughter, Miss Estelle Eastwood
Moore, TO Mr.. William S. Miller. OF 3527
North 18th street, Saturday, May Is.
Miss Marguerite Nabers, of Blrming-
ham, Ala, is the guest of Miss NJ. Esther
Lands, of Lawnton avenue and Oak
lane. Miss Nabers and Miss Landis are
graduates of the Ogontz School,
Mr.. and Mrs. j. j. Collopy. Of 1880 North
10th street, Logan, have left for an ex-
tended tlip to California, Santiago, San
francisco Exposition, Portland. Ore, and
Panama. They will return about Au-
gust /.
Mrs. H. Clay Dingee, Of Washington
lane, Jenkintown, entertained at bridge
yesterday afternoon. Mrs. McFetridge,
Mrs. schell, Mrs Schaefer, Mrs. Kress-
Ter and Mrs. Danforth were her guests
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Germantown

Dr. and Mrs, Rudolf Klndig and their
seh Mr. Harry Kindlg, of 1880 East
Warrington lane, will leave shortly for
en- extended trip to Yellowstone Park,
cen Diego and San Francisco expositions
lnd other points West.
Afs Horace Kelm Marville, of $40 West
Qaal street, has issued invitations for
bridge on Friday,
Nm NJ s. Gay. of 5s2s Pulaski avenue,
~ returned from two weeks visit to
Atlantic City,
=. " Edward r. Muslin. of East Price
sssst ~. was a visitor at Delaware Water
eaP for several days.
II. H W. Mccall. of Greene street,
I. last week for her summer house at
sRhS House Montgomery County. Pa.
T.. ais John S. Muckle and Master Craig
!. sssks, OF School House lane, will spend
=. - summer months In Alberta Province.
wass' lsss' az the homo OF Mr.. w. D. Craig
~. N aad Mrs. Edward C. Cutler, Of go
~ 2shool lane, have closed their house
:. - a' w spend the summer on their farm
s''iaaF' Montgomery County.
I. and Mrs. ". c. Downing. of Greene
ssssss s VII leave July for Poland
q el Urgent appeal has come from the
s i efess Society. 10 which the ladies
- s FIRST Presbyterian Church are
4 sa4aias with renewed energy. They
me home Of Mrs. Fred Perry
ES Harvey street. on Tuesday
= - -. 70 sew. The work Is in charge
4A eugene F. splegel.
a.Ils,s,s monthly meeting of the Horti-
s Il. society last evening, In the hall
- ktse Library In Vernon Park, the
t. q the evening was ex-Sena-
seeek, Of Wyncote, whose sdb-
sss .Rosesn
- -esieal tea for suffrage viii be
s. q Friday afternoon, June II, at
Ii 80 ot Mrs. ". Frederick Snyder,
n on Carpenter lane. opposite
a street The affair, which be-
s's9 o'clock, win include plano
IS oy Mrs. Pfonts. also violin
as Pfonts. who is a member
49, hnadelphia Orchestra; vocal
q - y MRS. Zimmerman: Miss Ban
3. ~ play entitled How the Vote
ss IN ana Mrs. William Albert
slFe g talk on Woman suf-
committee In charge in
8 ssssss, henry II. Doan, chairman;
S 81 sslek W. Sheppard. Afiss Miles
a Mas Anne Harmed.