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Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1915-11-19

Of my state and am anxious to see all
the laws enforced-the law against
discrimination as we'll as the law
against assault and battery; the law
protecting human rights as we'll as
that which protects property rights.
feel sure that the people at Judson
mill are as law-abiding as the aver
age Of our citizenry and that they
can be depended upon to keep the
peace. If they fail in this I shall be
among the first to commend and up
hold the proper officer who makes
them respect the law. But there Is one
thing the public should bear in mind,
and that is the sore temptation Of the
apparent starvation policy Of the mill
corporations and the plain invasion Of
the rights Of these people, contrary
to the statutes "in such cases made
and provided" But with all this be-
lieve the union people Of Judson have
more sense than to believe they can
establish and maintain their cause
outside the law.
But a situation confronts the strik-
ing operatives who were brave enough
to defy the lightning which is appall-
ing and which must appeal to any man
who has within him a single spark of
the divine. This situation is worse
because so many helpless women and
children are involved. Because Of the
general attitude toward union men 1t
seems impossible for them to obtain
employment, and unless aid Is soon
forthcoming their suffering will be
acute. Their backs are to the wall,
while starvation stares them in the
face. They have only one chance
to win their fight at Judson; one al
ternative-to starve. What say the
people Of South Carolina? Shall they
starve and in starving light a torch
that will kindle a flame Of unreason-
ing hate which will live to curse and
plague US all?
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1915-06-18
Wein SatcrlauO.
Son Marsa y. 9ienseu.

hit meiner GeeIe b0diten Gluten,
umfing i'd tets hid-Segensfluten
Mtein @atsrlano 'FRONT.' bu su nit
9od erft felt ieneS Gags Gri6auern,
9a rings Der 5eino an osinen Mauern,
CAB id meiH 9er3 ais Spfer Dir.
uno piBte ih. bu esbit Susrunoe,
Mtein 8aterIano.-in oisier Stunbe
Rod ipero' mein 3 bes Sooes
Haub-
Msin 2dno-ote 8eute frsmoer S6ers
gen,
Gmporeu miro 6lun in oen Sdroeu,
Sid felbit Der MhHen itoIser @taub,
In ) unI'rer Stirn bas ane6tesscis
den.
Der 4rtbisb on ben 5eimateideu.
Dem 5er3idlag Shmah, Der bonn
non 3udt,
Sn unS elibt unentpsibte Slamme,
Wir iinb niht aus benz Stlaoen.
Itdmme,
Der Dor Dem peitidenpfiff fid budt.
Dir tiirmsn uns 81 bebrsn WGIIea,
9aran Der Tsinoe Moht 3erIdsIIen,
Sbr Jrepelmut berr0delu muB.
uns prGgt oas Siesel sp'ser Redts,
Sic fino Der 2ige fsiIs 8nsdte.
Darinnen itraudeIn tuirb ibr SUB.
Tins lodt nidt eitler 0urf mad
Gbren,
Der 5duIte Sdlos in tubnem @ebs
rem,
!6eiBt unfer beiIieites @ebot.
Des 9er5en S6la9 in bsiBem Stssn,
GrbOben gu Der Gnaoe 9osn,
DAB unf're 5abnen ie9ne Soft.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1915-06-18
9aama's fnoel.
Cine 2risssgeihi6te ban Gageu
Staugen.

Gttpas 8ablss, 2inoss itrih iibsr
fein 9eiidt -.
Cine tueide. liebe 9ono2
Or pffnete ldngIom Die 4ugen :.
Hein,-ber Dinb mar es nur, Elm felt
fam fainter, lauer Mino. Der BON Dem
bIattloien S6Iebengebiiid beriibers
ftrth -.
aurt bon Sarbt perIudte iiA auf-
suridten,-aber Elm jdber befti9er
Sdmer3 mari Jpn pieoer um
9eripunbst :. Sn Der .9iifte mubt,
Die augel iteden Cine bate ibnl
Die Stirn geitreift, als er in piloem
Gatopp iibsr oos 6elb rate
9onn-ber Sprung iber bic 8ooens
isntung. Do mar Der Sdlag getoms
men. 8reif Itir3te,-er topFiiber iiber
ibu bin
Or mar Die 9ooenientung binabges
rolt -. gtun lao er ltIu, Gdil3 lftu
un0 iob Sen Simmel an
War bic Shloht 9efponnen?-
Iiroe CT geFunben, aerettet tperoen2
Die peiBen @olten BORT oben per-
bidteten it'd. tiirmten fid Jbereinans
Der SEPT tpar es pie Orr 2rus-
bau zines neiBen. 5innengetr0nten
ShloNes :. 9orbtenitein 8urt
ihloB Die Nugen So, ba tpor er
ia in !6orotenitein =. Gr. Der leBts
Ieires Stammes, in Dem ShloFe lei.
ner Batter -.
Die lesten GrsieniTe I0Idte Der
5iebertraum aus -. 3urt sing nit
4bfhispsougen burd an Die 5dle
uno 3immer. Mor9en-mor9en gingS
fort in ben arieg . Der teBte 5drot
mubte nun tpobl ietnen IeBten Wiaen
oufiesen, oamit Der 0utsDerpalter
8eIt,eio tpuBte, tpenn Der leBte Sdlobs
berr BON s6arotenitein i'm 5eioe fte! >.
aurt nabm on eirsm perlhnortels
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1915-06-18

member oeutfder Sffisisr Ioq on, Der
sinen langen. totem 6ronsoieu unlarmt
belt.
limb oie Somaritsr tan1en ndhey
uno arnben benz totem 5un3cIen Elm
sbrenoolIes 8rab-0rii5tu am Sdlez
henbug. DER i'm 9eni fpobl tauIeno
tpeiBe Bitten auf nas einfane Grab
ItreiIen mohte.
Ino Sen 0eutfden Isetsn lie ianft
duf cine 9ohre.
Qm 9immel erlofh oas Ibenofsuer.
Nur ein3elne Sdeine looerten nod
iber Den 6immeI bin. 0ds fab aus,
als oh bert Roisn bIibtsn,-tiefe,
ounfIe. bersbiiItroie Roien.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1915-06-18

Gm IS. Stunt 1918 Seierte oas
oeutf6e Bolt ben %. Sabrestag BON
&aie BiIbeIms 8egtme, Def.
len Ge9ierung in bic Geihthte iber.
9eben piro ais Die zines Der aroBten
auer 0oben5pIern. Ser ,8nr
Gorb@- uie i'm bic anglpsameri.
faniife Breiie gu beseihnen pfeat -
bat lih als wirtli6er 5rieoeus.
iirt ermielen; unter Ieiner Negie.
runs bat oas oeutIhe Reih Ietue
grbBte Bliitbe erreiht, uno aae
9eutiden auf benz groenrunoe Dir.
fen itolS auf i'm iein. 9as ct
aud Elm mirflider .Rar Qorb"
Iein fam, bas benefit our Reit oiefer
munberpone Mann nit ieinen iiea-
reihen SeerihaareH elmer sanaeu
8elt BON Seinoen sesenlber
lin unieren 2eiern einen @efalen
5u erpelIen, Iiefern mir elm praGt.
pofIes, a1erneueItes Bib bon 8aiIer
8iibelm, @r65e 10Hx16 3oG unb
paiienb gum @inrabmen, ~psrtofrei in
elmer RpDe n%eriaubt. su 15s pro
Stid ODER 5iuei fir 25e.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1915-06-18

Yrobotum Il. Sunstr
Mann: oGo8 lpdre allies fdOn uHo
out, penn iie nur oen einen fye9-
Ter nidt bate. oaB ite fdielt,"
G60Dden: .Was woIleu sic
mebr3 Uian Ioai cod. bic 2iebe lit
bliuo, uno bel SbRen idieIt tie aur!"
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1915-06-18

1reffenoer 4usbrad.
Die obidredsno baBlihe. dbtr rel
DE Uleier bat nun ooh eiuen bubs
Iten, iuugen Wann q,trIe9l.~
.llno oui pie pieic 0unoerttaus
ienpe bslauien iid ieins 1deutlaps
psn2"
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1915-06-18

!. Gunohp euucdt 0uh Gin gemtm aeldkrc3 &erfahreH Die YRumen 8u ueueu
Tebeu, I'M lie fIr NrnasnWnfe 5u uerpenNen (e5 ncrncn acr mn 9euneu iH
NIer BON $500 Snbren ennaefeut)
2 Arotoout urNu our Wuenaung os Guesanus abaruhkt.
2e grucduug Der Sphur lit ioneit a@iebe. paB lie berdis ole Yfote aeben
faml e
Sic er6Wen cndiden 0eebren perfmteu. sic @panihen III @epe1rpprani-
ben untHmnnbelu-
Gehnnoe ncroen sur aunpHrlmg beuiher lnterrtbnote abauidht
q &0na9 Der engHideH Ane herfen rengt Nahts nuiWneHt, I'M Die @es
Ser bnhdtn @ruucr au3ufaaen mo meher IN ibren auf9abeort 5s
rmdNtreNen al LnMfn
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-01-16
GERMANTOWN

Mrs George Brooke's dancing class will meet
tonight at Mannheim and also on February 20
when the dance will be a masked one The
members OF the class looking forward to
Saturday, April TO- the last meeting of the
year, when silver cups will be awarded to the
best dancers. Among the members are Miss
Josephine Reeves, Miss Margaret Burton, Miss
Eleanor Wunder Miss Nancy Smith, Miss
Helen Falkner, Miss Marjorie Canby Miss
Marion Button, Miss Frances Day, Miss Martha
Hyslop Miss Martha Henderson, Miss Mary
Sheppard, Miss Nancy Jeffres, Miss Josephine
Hooper, Miss Edith Hobson, Miss Mary Bonner
Daniel Miss Helene Kellar, Miss Emily
Crowder, Miss Elizabeth Shaw, Miss Elizabeth
Carlile, Miss Elsie Tlllinghast, Miss Alice Tat
nall, John Beard, William Beard, William
Clothier, Conrad Clothier. Edward Cassard
Frank Deacon, Stockney Bright Archibald
Elias, Donald Gawthrop, Leslie Grantham John
Hill, Frederick Strawbrdge, Richard Tausig
Lewis Cutler Clifford Cutler Earnest Kitson
Ronnels Kitson, Charles Pennock Henry Ritter
George Stevenson, Ashbrdge Sharpless, Gordon
smyth, Frederick satterfeld Leroy Coffin
Joseph Truitt Horace Barba, Charles Taylor
Russell Robinson, Edward McHenry Abbott
Lawson.
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WEST PHILADELPHIA

The management of Hamilton Court will give
one of their informal dances tonight for the
residents and their guests. number of din
ners will be given before the affair, among
them being dinner OF IA covers by Mr. and
Mrs. Halbert Powers Gillette. whose guests
will Include Mr. and Mrs. Albert Larned Hos
klns, Mr. and Mrs. Irving l.. Wilson. Mr., and
Mrs. Frederick W. Abbott, Mr., and Mrs. Frank
H. Chapman, Mr., and Mrs. Harald Fredrik
Gade, Mrs. Mary Walker Nicholas and Robert
Kearney.
Miss Katherine Magee will give dinner of
10 covers before the dance. Her guests will be
Miss Mildred Marston Jack, Miss Katherine
Sparks, Miss Katherine Gilbert, Miss Betty
Fllebrown, sewall Turner, Meredith Jack
Thomas Sparks. Jr., George Barclay and Mr.
Wright.
Dinners will also be given by Mrs. Edward
Middleton Story Mrs. T. b. Rice. Mrs, Axel
Rosselle and Mr.. and Mrs, Joseph B. williams
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puTcHER-NELsoN

The marriage of Miss Florence Elizabeth
Nelson, daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas
t. Nelson. OF 1924 North 18th street. to Robert
Allen Butcher Sd. of Westmont, N. j., will be
solemnized tonight In the home Of the brides
parents An altar has been erected in the house.
which will be beautifully decorated with palms.
ferns and azaleas where the ceremony will be
performed by DR.. Linn Bowman, of the Spring
Garden Street Methodist Church, and will be
followed by a large reception. Mrs. Andrew
Webb will be matron of honor. and Miss Louise
Van SAINT, of Baltimore. cousin OF the bride,
will be bridesmaid. Thomas W, Berger will be
best man. and Miss Florence Elizabeth Nelson
3D. will be flower girl.
Miss Nelson will wear a beautiful gown Of
ivory white satin with court train. The
skirt will have a tunic OF net with two narrow
bands of opalescent trimming. Her tulle veil
will be held In place by small cap and caught
with orange blossoms. She viii carry a shower
OF lilies OF the valley and gardenias.
Mr.. and Mrs. Butcher viii live for a short
time in Chelsea, whore they have taken an
apartment
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tconsladsd on AIoad.yi
TWILIGHT CALM

Oh. the pleasant eYentidsl
Clouds on the Western side
Grow gray and grayer hiding the warm sun
The bees and birds, their happy labora donz
Seek their close nests ana bids.
Screened IN the ieafy wood
The stoek-doves sit and broods
The very squirrel leaps from noush to housa
But lazily; pauses; and settles now
Where once he stored his food.
One by one the flowers close.
Lily and deHy rose
Shutting their tender petals from the moon;
The grasshoppeFs still; but not 80 soon
And are stln the noisy crows.
Remote. each single star
Comes out. TN there thsy are
All shining brightly how the dow fails dsmr
While close II hand the slos-Weru ilehlz Aaz
lamp.
Or tslakles ffom AfsF
--cAssslssas s. Aszzss3
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-01-16

H1HE marriage OF Miss Elsie q. Stringer
i daughter of Mr.. and Mrs Alfred H. strnger
and Theodore B. Creamer. both of this city
took place yesterday afternoon at Holy Trinity
Church. The Rev. Floyd w. Tomkins pastor,
performed the ceremony. Miss Ivy Stringer,
the BRIDES sister, acted at maid of honor, and
Frank B. Jess, Of Haddon Heights, N j., the
bridegroom's uncle. was best man. Mr., and
Mrs. Creamer will live at 14O2 Spruce street
until spring when they will go to their home
in the Berkshires for the summer season. Mr..
and Mrs, Creamer will be at home after Feb
ruary L.
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ALONG THE READING

The Review Club OF Oak Lane. will be ad-
dressed next Wednesday afternoon by Prof.
Paul NJ. Pearson, of swarthmore College, who
will speak on 1.-THE Joy of Living" The meet
ing will be held In Marshall Hail. instead of
the Oak Lane Library, originally announced
Mrs. l.. v. Biggs has the afternoon In charge.
Mrs. Wood Robinson. of GALL North 18th
street. Oak Lane held the first of her at
homes yesterday. She was assisted by Mrs.
Carroll c. Knight who poured tea Miss Eliz-
abeth lyle. Miss Isabel Gerhardt Miss Marie
Benitz, Miss Helen Knight and Miss Florence
Elizabeth Nelson.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-01-16

livery Tuesday night brings a brilliant throng
IL to the Metropolitan opera House. for with
opera only week each boxholder takes
advantage Of every opportunity, and rarely in
deed is one placed totally at the disposal Of
less fortunate friends or relations. And so
the horseshoe, the lower boxes and even the
pit are abaze with Jewels and aglow with the
brightly arrayed assemblage.
Mrs Edward T. Stotesbury chose an
extremely handsome gown OF white satin silver
shot. The skirt was made with long, narrow
train and the bodice, which was suuare-cut and
finished with tiny sleeves. was finished with
soft folds of lace. Another handsome gown
was worn by Mrs. Andrew Wheeler; the bodice
was fashioned almost entirely of tulle and the
long trained skirt was finished in long train.
The material used in the own was an exquis-
ite shade Of orchid brocade.
White is much worn by the debutantes. Miss
Cordelia Biddle has selected an exquisite little
frock of white .taffeta, which Is made with a
succession of puffs and ruffles, which are made
with wide cordings. The corsage is formed
principally of tulle, and has the ariest of but
terfy ruffles over the shoulders. Another white
dress which is a combination Of tulle and taffeta
is worn by Miss Ruth Coke. The skirt of this
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-01-16
LANSDOWNE

Mrs Thomas Kochersperger, of "a Nyack ave-
nue., will give a luncheon this afternoon Mon
day. in honor of Mrs. Thomas Kochersperger,
Jr.' who will leave tomorrow to make her home
in New York The guests for luncheon will
include Mrs. Russell Keiffer, Mrs. Paul QuIn-
Ian. Mrs. Benjamin Carscadden, Miss Marie
Carscadden, Mrs. Elizabeth Taylor, Miss Anna
Lewis, Mrs. o. s. stoever Mrs. Henry and
Mrs. Harlan Statzell and Miss Alice StatzeIk
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-01-16
RUBIN-KAuFFMAN

The marriage of Miss Helen B. Kaufman.
daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Kaufman. of
1920 North sth street, to Harry Rubin, of 1888
North ssd street, win be solemnized tomor-
row afternoon. in the Adath Jeshurun Syna-
gogue Broad and Diamond streets. Rabbi Max
d. Klein will perform the ceremony. The bride
will be given in marriage by her father, and
will be unattended, She will wear her travel
ling suit OF steel-colored chiffon broadcoth
trimmed with silver fox fur. Her hat matches
the gown in color and is made of silk and
straw.
The service viii be followed by dinner at
the Hotel Vendlg. The bridegroom and bride
win leave on an extended wedding Journey, and
will issue at home cards on their return.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-01-16

Mrs Frederick G. Roth, of 2O1 East Graver's
iane' Chestnut Hill, will entertain at dinner this
evening in honor of the 5Oh birthday of her
husband, friedrich C. Roth. Covers will be laid
Tor ID, and pink roses will be artistlcaly COM
olned with maiden hair ferns in the decorations
Ihe faVors will be very unique. The guests will
include Mr., and Mrs William Thomas Mr. and
Mrs William Shaney, Dr. and Mrs Reinhard
Mr. and Mrs William Schultz, Mr. and Mrs
William Redmond, Mr. and Mrs. George Fields
and Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Selsburg.
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ALONG THE. MAIN LINE

HATip-Mrs George w Lincoln. of Bryn
ssF road. entertained the members OF her
z.a cub at luncheon yesterday. Those pres
y. > ssrs Mrs, John C. MOAyoy. Mrs. r. Scott
= .sessn, Mrs. Robert A. Nj egonaghy Mrs
i ksrshaw. Mrs. Frank A. ROwssy and
e Hay Munyon.
= associate members Of the cynwyd Club
- nsst At the clubhouse Tuesday morning
'asir usual bowling match.
- M and Mrs. John G. Fleok, Of Bala
- WI give small dance In their garage
Among those present win be Mr.. and
~ 4aeodoFe Palmer, hr and Mrs. Frank
= - - hr- ana Mrs. George Anthony Mr..
- -. Frank s Stewart. Mr. ana Mrs. Frank
- NJ ana AIRS. Long. Miss Dorothy A.
ana Theodore Palmer. Jr
~. Aafa. Edward Legge. who have been
- Lsgges Parents. Mr. and Mrs.
Stephenson. have returned 70 their
= Boston
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-01-16
TIOGA

Miss Laura FIRTH of 1917 West Allegheny ave-
nue.. entertained at cards last night, when her
guests were Miss Eleanor Alsop, Miss Marian
de Burlo Miss Esther Eckels Miss Margaret
Williams, Miss Beatrice Carman Edward Gra-
ham, Jack Osman, George Gravenstine William
Eberle, Jack Harrigan and Joseph Clausen.
Miss Helena Lukens. of S415 North 18th street.
has returned from months visit in Florida.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-01-16

MISS MARY WOOD BAILY, daughter Of
4E1 Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Winter Baily, Of
STAFFORD, will be guest OF honor at a theatre
party. followed by supper at the Bellevue
Stratford, to be given by Mr.. and Mrs
Grahame Wood, of 22l1 St. James place There
will be 16 guests of the debutante set present
and includes Miss Hope Truxton Beale, Miss
Cordella Biddle, Miss Inez Drayton, Miss Mar
garet H. Burton, Miss Charlotte Rush. Morris
Gates, ]. Rowland Sergeant, George H. Stuart,
Sd, Forester H. Scott Robert Carrere. Provost
McMichael Joseph NJ. Patterson. Sd. B. H.
Brewster Rooms. Malcolm Lloyd Percy Tay-
lor, Shippen Decatur West.
Mr.. and Mrs Louis Rodman Page of 20O2
Spruce street. will give theatre party and
supper at the Ritz-Carlton in honor of Miss
Ruth Coke. daughter of Mr. and Mrs Henry
Brinton Coke.
Miss Mary Brown Warburton. daughter OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Barclay II. Warburton. will be
guest of honor at dinner, followed by theatre
party, to be given by Mr.. and Mrs. Edward
Browning, of 245 South 18th street.
DIR, and Mrs. Joseph Price Tunis, of SOl2
Seminole avenue, Chestnut Hill. will give a
theatre party and supper at the Rltz-CarIton
In honor of their niece. Miss Hilda Tunis
daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs Thomas r. TunIs,
and Miss Kate Furness Jayne
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-01-16
FRANKFORD

Mrs William Kuhn, Jr,. OF 1888 North 5th
street will entertain the Phi Pi Alpha sorority
Of the Girls High School this afternoon.
Among the guests win be Miss Amelia Man
ming. Miss Helen Kinning. Miss Grace Rus
sell. Miss Dorothy Herdfelder and Miss Elsie
Kuhn. Miss Amelia Mannngs engagement has
recently been announced to Abram L. Hack
man, OF West Philadelphia.
Harry staufer, Of 2I29 Frankford avenue. has
just returned from trip to Reading. Pa
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-01-16

Society quite soon t0ilI see
a most refreshing novelty,
A ball aDhere many fountains play
And a1ater aot0s, least SO they say.
II.
The bellies, tbs bsdUa, The ohapsr0nss,
The gay elite, The social droass,
WIN t9dGch the alof4ltag hoars Jads.
Refreshed - sFarkhHg lsmoaads.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-01-16
CHESTNUT HILL

Charles H. Israel, the well known journalist.
ana MRS Israel, of 1873 East Durham street, will
e"'ertain their card club tonight. Among
sle members are Mr.. and Mrs. John r. Covert.
MI and Mrs Melville Ferguson, Mr. and Mrs.
FRANK Burrows, Mr.. and Mrs. George seltzer
and Mr.. and Mrs Morris Lee
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-01-16
SOUTH PHILADELPHIA

The Tradesmens Commercial Company gave
a banquet last night to 400 of their members at
the New Garrick Hall in honor of their tenth
anniversary. They entertained by the
Comedy Trio Harry Lober, Sam Goldberg and
Meyer Peterzcll. and the famous dancing dolls,
Miss May Snyder and Miss Esther Rosenzweig
The speakers of the evening were NJ. s.
Schneyr, secretary, and 1. Brown. They were
honored with a silver cup by the Misses Ethel
w. Waltman and Alma M Watman.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-01-16

mrs j. F. Buchanap, of Anderson and sedg
WICK streets, will entertain her bridge club OF
Monday afternoon.
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Continued From Page 8

journey back to Germany in order to pur-
chase the serum for tetanus and convey it
back to France. She is the wife of one of
the brothers Mannesmann of the great Ger
man firm of Mannesmann- Mulag. That
noble woman l have had the honor to meet
and, since she speaks as good English
you / can write l was able to talk under
standingly with her. During our talk she
uttered not one rancorous word concerning
the English the French. Indeed sir, 1t is
only within recent weeks OF the war that
have heard opprobrious words fall from the
lips Of Germans when they spoke of the
Allies.
Let me also give you the name of Miss
Bessie Sommerville, an English governess
in the family of Baron Mumm Won Schwartz
enstein of Aachen, That lady wrote a letter,
which was forwarded with letters written
by English prisoners of war to their families
in England and in it she said
"I wish you would let the English papers
know of the kindness and consideration
English receive at all times from the Ger
mans 1t makes me furious and at the
same time sad, to read the things that are
being said of Germans in English papers.
l mean how they treat their prisoners and
so forth They are vile lies. I have plenty
of opportunity of knowing how Belgian,
French and English prisoners are treated. l
have heard only of Kindness and courtesy
and all prisoners that have passed through
Aix-la- Chapelle must say the same. only
hope the Germans will have the same to
say when they return from England.
could write much more, but space doesn't
allow"
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-01-16
RIEsNER-NEHLIc

A, pretty wedding took place last evening at
o'clock, when Miss Mary NehIg became the
bride OF Raymond s, Reisner. at her home. 2l42
south Hicks street. The Rev. DR.. Thomas
pastor OF Mount Hermon Church ohiclated. The
bride was attended by Miss Beatrice Cooper
ana Mr.. Riesner had for best man his brother,
Leon Riesner OF Long Branch. reception
was held at the home OF the bride after the
ceremony. after which the couple LEFT for
a short trip through the New England States
rhsy wnl be At home after February L a
als south BorsaH strest
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frock has dainty full overskirt Of tulle. and
the bodice has dainty trimming OF pink rose
buds.
A very handsome gown Of rose pink satin
was worn by Mrs. p. Williamson Roberts re-
Gently at the opera 1t was made on almost
plain lines. and was finished about the waist
with wide girde, the ends Of which were
edged with skunk fur The same fur outlined
the bodice and tiny sleeves. Mrs. Roberts wore
diamond ornaments
Miss Jean C. Bullitt was noticed lately wear
ing a smart gown of golden yellow satin The
upper part Of the corsage was made OF whits
chiffon and the v-shape neck was outlined with
gold buges The skirt was covered with .
pointed overskirt Of brown chiffon flowered IN
pink and gold roses. The chiffon was brought
up high in points on the bodice. wide girdls
of the satin Is worn with the gown.
Miss Mary Evelyn Chew wears lovely gown
of Nile green velvet, trimmed with dark fur
The skirt is very full and tho bodice is outlined
with wide band of fur. Miss Chew wore
this gown on Thursday night at the dinner
dance which Mrs, Samuel Chew gave in her
honor
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-01-16

Mr.. and Mrs Edward e, Yoder. of 18th an
Snyder avenue, are entertaining Mr. and Mr.
Robert Kellenberger and Mr.. and Mrs Oswald
of Reading.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-01-16

Miss Elizabeth Bispham Stewart, of 1717 South
Broad street, returned this week from Whining
ton, where she was the guest of Miss Clara
Woods over the weekend.