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The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-11-29
GREECE READY
TO ARBITRATE
Reply of Latest Note of Allies
Was Delivered Sunday
Understood Favorable

| oNpuN Nor 20 Tho Greek GOV.
- rrumvnD IS rrndy u discus. the
propositions mudo %, the entente pow.
rrs and satisfy ur dcm1uI. which will
mot compromise its neutrality says nm
Athcn, dispatch
The Greek governments rcply 10 the
latest note NJ the entente powers was
delivered SUNDAY says Hayas dis
patch from Athens
The ministers representing the quad
ruple entente sent to the Greek govern.
ment Friday collective note outlining
certain measure, the powers desire
Greece to take In conformity with the
preliminary agreement reached The
note was Zoo response 10 the Greek poy.
ernmrnts request Tor precise lnformn.
tuu os to what was wanted.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-11-29
BACBY CHOSEN
BANKERS SEC'Y.
Vinita Man Won Coveted
Position Among More
Than 20 Aspiran.

HARRH BAGBY Of the Farmers
- state Bank Of Vmlta. Okla, was
elected secretary of the oklahoma
state Bankers' association Monday af
'erhoon at 10 10 succeed W. r. Har.
r'Soh' who has held the sccretaryship
Tor number ~ years. Mr.. Harrison
recently resigned.
Mr.. Baghy hus been with the vinlta
nalk for six years aud * one ~ the
foremost bankers In the state. His So.
le'lioh came only after hours Of de
ohte on the part " the executive com.
m,I'ee' which met IN MIR Iarrlson's
Once Monday morning at 10 o'clock
however.
ne new secretary was selected from
field Of about twenty candidate.
sunday morning ut 10 o'clock the sub.
committee appointed to select five
names Tor final consideration met and
nhde liz choice among the candidates.
rlhally action came Monday.
Mr Bnghy, who will remove imme-
uniely To Oklahoma city, was former
" the state building aud loan Inspector
under Governor Cruco.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-11-29
LAST WEEK OF
PANAMA FAIR
Great Exposition Closes Dec.
4-Chain of Worldwide
Toasts Planned

Gan FRANCISCO, Nov. 2O.-Tbe
~ ranamu.paciflc exposition Mon.
day entered the last week Of its ey
lstencc and according 10 the official
program, 10 viii be- one NJ the busiest
In the cNrositlou's history. The nj
tendance Sunday exceeded 10000. A
celebration " the triumphs OF elec-
tricity viii extend through the week
II Is planned To have closing day De
ccmher celebrated throughou, the
world by n chain " toasts 10 be ex.
changed by radio, telegraph and
cable. 4 hlg military pageant ia ON
the program. The public schools have
been closed for the week to give teach
ers and pupils opportunity To attend
the cNposltions.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-11-29
ORGANIZING The
6+TH CONGRESS
Senate Democrats Caucus and
House Ways and Means
Committee Meets
SESSION BEGINS IN WEEK
Owen Heads Special Com.
mlttee to Prevent Long
Filibusters
SESSION BEGINS IN WEEK

VArAsuIN,r,> ,o u,,
w .' NOV. ~. ''n
r.....'.I '','"'' I''In"'rnl' IN caucus and
',,,.,,. ',,a,o''"'' oI ,H' hou-" ways aud
''.. ' aus ,''''"'','' ]" session Monday
'.,,'', G," ~ W S""'"''E the "th congress
'''n ''"' 'I'' " "'rh hence got uh
' ""! I"'u'aIl hII III" majority
,'', '',,',''', "' "''h branches ~ congress
"'' ''',',u
..,,' w tue most Important matters
% ""',,' """'''a 'hr consideration Of the
..,,,'' n,''"'' '"u'u, wa. revision n the
u" p'"''"' I'I '.'iuIr ~ debhtr
''ui '"''','''''" nI when Scnhlor
'"'" ~, '"'"h"'"'. Is chairman had
~ ,'"' '''' 1t ''prII providing Tor a
'''"'' I'"' gi '''iufr win "A view
' .I, Wv '''',"E pI"Iio'i'I fllihusterS
N' Ir'Ir'il"h Of Senator Kern as
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-11-29
AVALON IN FLAMES
Principal Hotel, and Business Blocks
Already destroyed and Conilagra.
tion Still On In California Town

Los ANGELES Nov 2a.-Fre
which early Monday destroyed the
principal hotels and business houses Of
Avalon port Of Santa Catallnn Island
threatened the destruction Of the en-
tire town Two flrrhonts from san
Pedro and channel steamer were
N'nt to combat the flames. Wireless
messages stated that the townspeople
taking toud aud clothing had soueht
refuge Ia the hills bnck Of the tayn
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-11-29
MOTOR BUS FOR
SCHOOL PUPILS

TULSA, Nov 70 High school pu.
pills In jerks township, Tulsa county,
beginning Monday win ride to and
from their lessons In IA big motor bus
orerntcd 10y the school authorities.
jerks township is one of the wealth.
Test school districts In the United
states, because ~ n large area N
exceedingly rich oil land within its
borders When a new consolidated
high school recently was built the
township hoard at once purchased u
hus tu curry - passenger lu order
that pupils IN remote sections might
hnvr mrnns VI attending The .rhnnl
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-11-29
LEAVES STATE
sheriff nc Woodward, Who wa, Shot
Failing in Health aud Goe, 10 san
Antonio to Recuperate

WOODWARD, Nov. 30 Sheriff ri
l. purant who was shot last August
by Bliss Richardson, was taken ro
hospital In san Antonio. Texas. Tues
day morning In the hope that th,
mlldcr climate would helm him 10 mcul
more rapidly
Il lie has practically recovered from
The wounds hut his lungs have HEROINE
afrected- the left one posslhl, from
the bullet wound aud the right one
from other causes, and It wus thought
that he would do better 10 po south
rather than try 10 withstand the win.
ter here
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-11-29
NEW PROBE STARTS

For the first time since October
lNl2, the first grand jury In the state
courts ~ this county convened her,
today II was announced that n,
cases In particular we're 10 he ev
anlncd, hut ruthcr Il general survey
ANA the prcscntmcnt " auy possible
cases developing.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-11-29

7 oNDON, Nov go um British
Al public Is not inclined u grant the
German contention Char taa ~,rnian
campaign Of the crulm bowers has
been brought 10 -u..r-.m uu,lu.
sion Hope is expressed tHu r.r .,,iu.
try weather will give um. nr rein.
forcing the Anglo-lru.h troop, until
lhry are strong enough o. assume the
offensive before the invaders hpyr
Consolidated their Positions On Ser.
hla. Russia also t. counted q. uIp,
Ia part In these operations.
IN the meantime the uur active
military operations seem ru hr center.
lug around M0nastir the fate Of which
is obscure. The man, runrndlrt.ry
reports on this sublcpU VAR, from fhr
Insertion that the city Is ,tII u thc
hands II the Serbian n the claim
That the Bulgnrlans, accompanied hy
drthrhuents " Austrian. and Ger.
mans. have occupied the .lty.
Farther 10 the north I' +, rnpnrtrJ
the N"rbian armies, divided into two
SECTIONS hre retreating into Alhaun
ana Montenegro. II f. not vet an.
parent whether Austro.Gcrmnu forces
are 10 hc sent against the Anglo.
French lines nor those ~ Salonikl.
but at the other extreme ~ the Bal.
Kan front the Moutencgrlns are cv-
pectlng heavy attack FROM the Aus
trians. .
The entente ministers at Athens are
said 10 hnvc received the reply of
Greece To their second note Greece
is reported To have promised to meet
alI demands whivh do not threaten 10
compromise her neutrality
An mmistakable lull prevails along
the eastern front From the west
come official reports NJ lively sea
and air shlrmish M the Belgian
coast
LONDON Nov. - The French
| steamship Algrric has been sunk.
Twou'Nr0nr members NJ her crew nrp
missing Eight were saved The Brlt-
ish steamship Tanis has been sunk.
Her crew was landed
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-11-29
Retired Capitalist
Chooses Knife Route

NEW ORLEANS I.a., Nov % Ed
wnrd Marks, retired capitalist aud
one Of the largest property owners In
thls city. died In his apartments here
sunday night Of n knife wound, said To
nave been self inflicted Mr. Marks
hhu been suffering from nervous
breakdown FOR several weeks lie was
- wears old
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-11-29
WATER SCARCE
Gold Weather Boost Price to Two
Buckets for 25 Cents nj anchorage, n
New Town In Alasl,a.

hEWARD, Alaska, Nov. % As a
result " cold weather water is selling
Monday nj two buckets for quarter
nj Anchorage the new town establish
ed 10y the government ~ the coustruc.
uon Headquarters for the Alaskan rail
rond Pending the completion " the
water system which the government
hopes to have working within two
weeks all water Tor domestic purposes
Is taken from holes chopped IN the
Ice.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-11-29
RIOT IN WILkESBIRRE

WlhkESHARRE. Pa. Nov 20
It'otiug broke ont here Monday with
the first appearance NJ street car.
The crew taking the place of striking
employees were beaten su badly that
medical attention was necessary state
police dispersed the moh so arrests
were made
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-11-29
NOUNG TRIEST is HOME

NEW YORK. Nov. % Kenneth
Triest tho former Princeton student
arrested m Liverpool under a charge
" csplum-. arrived here Sunday on
the Steamship New York In custody Of
his fuiNpr Wo'fsanr Gustav Trlest.
who went rn Eugmud lo plead his sons
cMsr
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-11-29
AMERICANS
THREATENED
Two Regiments of Mex. In
fantry and Rear Admiral
Hasten to Topolobampo

WASUlNGruN. Noy 2O.-Two reg
w imcnl, ur Mexican infantry are
being hurried 10 the Ia Mochls district
and to IurulrhHmhu whore Americans
have been reported threatened The
native troops are expected to control
the situation Rear Admiral Wlnslow
on his flagship Sun Diego, Is ON his
way there with marines
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-11-29
SCHOOL BOARD MEETS

The board of education will meet
Monday night at the Irving School I'm
nm Informal session Several uues
uons will probably be- presented to the
board, one or them being the dates of
the Christmas vacation II is probable
that the schools viii be- dismissed ON
the Thursday preceding Christmas and
the vacation continue until the FOL
lowing Monday.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-11-29
DEATHS AND FUNERALS

The body Of Mrs. Goldir 4 Lower.
who died Saturday at Enid arrived In
oklahoma city Monday Mrs Lower
was the wife Of Harry r Lower. until
recently employed by the Pioneer Tcle
phone and Telegraph company In ok
mhoma city lntermcnt win be- made
In Mlrlawn.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-11-29
EOUw HOSPITAL AUTOS

NEW YORK.. Nov ~ The "vaca.
tion war relief commission Of which
Miss Anne Morgan Is chairman. Mon.
day cuhrd to Paris $4,000 contrib.
uted hy Mrs Daniel Guggcnhelm 10
equip five light hospital motor cars
FOR the use " the French army IN Al.
snCe
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-11-29
FRISCO HEARING CONTINUES

ST Louis, Mo, Nov 20-HeerInrs
on the plan for the REORGANIZATION of
the ST Louis and san Francisco now
IN recelvcrshlp were to he resumed
here Monday before the Missouri ruh.
We service commission Thus fnr no
formal opposition 20 thc plan ns n
whole hns been recorded.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-11-29
HANGED WITHOUT DELAY

HENDERSON, Ky, Nov % ELLIS
Beckner, negro charged with hay.
ing attacked young girl Saturday
n'Eht WIS tnken from the county Jail
mere early Sunday by u moh Of about
90 masked men and hanged to Il tree
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-11-29

PARIS, Nov 29,-lhr effect Of
the unusually early winter in the
Balkans is emphasized in a mes.
sage from Saloniki II Say, all Oh.
eratiOns along the Anglo French
front have been halted by snow.
storms and bad weather.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-11-29
QUAIL SHOOTING

Ihe open season for quail shooting
oeHlhs Wednesday lasting from De.
'ehher ! To January l. A t,pographl.
en- Iror In the printed law indicated
Hlnt The season would close January
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-11-29
DOG IN THE M,NGER

TOXIC, Nov 20-Jupnncsc opinion,
ny expressed here Is antagonlstlc to
Chlnns entrance into tho ullauco with
the triple alliance
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-11-29
WINTER May
HELP ALLIES
Anglo-French Troops viii Be
Given Time to Reinforce by
Reason of Weather
ARMIES INACTIVE NOW
No Fighting on Eastern Front
Fate of Monastir Is
Obscure
ARMIES INACTIVE NOW

BERLIN. Nov. ~ Emp,ror
William arrived in Nirnna Nonda,
and paid n personal visit 10 the
Austro-Hungarian monarch I'm.
peror Francis Joseph. nl Schoen.
brunn castle.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-11-29

.CHlCAGu Now 30 Action of the
- Canadian government In com.
Numbering under lhr special war net
nlproNlmain.t .DUDUUOO bushels NJ
wheat Is expected tu result I'm only
sIlshl fluriuaii1n Ia the American mpr.
bet according To opinions early Mon
daN NJ leading grain dealers. None NJ
the Important dealers In Chicngo. tbe
center oi the nations wheat trade they
suld was directly involved.
George +. Marcy, president of the
Armour Grain company aud JoSeph
AluE-enhaun- -hoad-Gf The j. Ro..enbsum
train company two Of the largest rx.
portrrs here, are among those who do
unt look Tor quick changes Id prlces
Mr., Marcy predicted that the Canadian
government action would release
Greater qunnfIlIc, ~ wheat for imme-
dlnte delivery and thereby bring about
Il drop. II anything. iu prices.
{. II, CuuhN president VI the CbIco-
go board of trade would make no pre.
diction furlhur than to say that the dc.
mand Tor vIwl Zoo tur United state.
would be- effected in proportion 10 m,
extent of the Canadian seizures and ne.
cording 10 the disposition the govern.
ment prupu,r- to make uf tine grain
ana the price 10 will pay
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-11-29

MINNEAPOLIS, No, %. - Wheat
loch aI' upward turn here Monday In
consequence Of the action yesterday Of
the Canadian government. December
opened at SlOl, two cent, above Sat.
uriSy's close; May opened at SI0g
I2pi-2c above saturdays close.
NEW. YORK. Noy. 9g.-Tbe uh.,,
market here opened active and some.
whal excited today with prices from
! l-2 to ? l.2c higher
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-11-29
WHEAT JUMPS
MODERATELY
Effect of Canadian Seizure of
Grain Is Slighter Here
Than Expected
MANY FORECAST DROP
Mild Wave of Excitement Wis
its Boards of Trades-Final
Result Advantageous

'HIt tAIO, NOV. 29.-Nhcat Jumped
Monday in price ~ result Of Canadian
governments seizure Of 20, 900 900
pr'lriN. Predictions. however. that A
li'r cent advance would liz added 10
values here right at the start were not
verified. the extreme opening changes
being 10 > l.2c.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-11-29

being 10 l.2c.
KANSAS CITY. Nov 9g-First sales
Top December wheat on the Kansas
'l'i board Of trade Monday were at
~ cents, "A rise Of > 5.8c over Satur.
day = close. May sold ri Sl.O305S, a
rise Of two cents over the SATURDAY
rndlng. Much excitement prevailed an
the Trading floor and many sales were
made IN the first few minutes. de-
rrmhcr. however, soon dropped TO OS
"niir May drifled downward on liberal
offering.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-07-06
Hotel Arrivals

GREENs-M. Peterson, PlalnAeld, n. J,,t ".
z. Moore, swedesboro, N, j.; w. S, DeWolf,
C6NTiNENTAL- F. McClintock Harris
burg, Mr., and Mrs. Wolhnger. Chambers
burg Pa; Antoine Neraas, Penusgrove y. j..
DOONEk'S-C. l.. Wagoner Luthersburg, Pa. !;
BtNGHAM-MT. and, Mrs S. Il, Russell, Al
toona, Pa Mr.. and Mrs, S. H. Linn, Harris
II H1HNG2ivER-Mr. and Mrs. J. D. Raney VIII
WINDSOR-A. a, shively. Irwin, Pa; j. b.
Hendricks, Erie, Pa; r. Summers Phoenix
vENDIG~Mrs. D. K. Hamilton, Allentown
Pa; l. g Chambers Johnstown, Pa. C. r.
Smith Harrisburg.
ADELPHIA-s W. sisson. Erie, Pa; Richard
) Williamson, Huntington, Pa Mr.. and
ST, JAAiEs-Mr and MIS-. Charles Lewis Har-
rs5urg Mr.. and Mrs: II, j. Bithley, Scian-
ton, Pa. Harry r. Dill. Cincinnati.
WALTOS-N. j., DouEnerty, Pittsburgh: Mrs
Joseph Johnston, Erie Pa; Mrs, Woodruff,
sTENrdS-F. w. Lamplng, Jr.. Reading, Pa.
{. l. Parsons. sellersyille, Pa. W. s, Tay-
lnr. SelleTsville Pa.
COLONNADE - Jacob Lightner, Harrisburg;
w. II. Simpson, Haskell. n, J.i w. T. Ar
mold Bluffton. Ind
RITrENHOuSE-Mr. and Mrs. j. G. Taylor.
Penrsgrove, N, j.: z. A. Ryan, Wellsboro,
BELLEVUE STR AFFORD : John sProul.
Pa Pa O. Atwood Hartman, Dahyils, Pa;
Charles p, Waller Wllkesbsrre Pa Harry
caster, Pa; A. Mitchell Palmer strouds-
RTPTzs.cA TPTfzzs.c cARLroN-charles E. Thomsan. scran-
sI&i sprinss Va. A. Il. Mihm. pyiesvie, sSiR Nd "a:
W. A. Croasmun Redclyne, Pa II. C.
Flnkel Washington, d. c.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-07-06

from West Virginia, Miss Esther Panlster
and Miss Gertrude Hopkins, motored to
the Water Gap for the weekend
Mrs Walter Reed, OF Chelten avenue.
entertained last week at dinner in
IN honor Of her guest, Mrs. J. Hughes OF
l2 ST. James place, Atlantic City. Mrs.
hughes VIII remain until tomorrow.
when she will leave for Chicago. where
she will spend the summer
Miss Hannah L. Gums. of Camac street,
ook Lane, entertained house party OF
young people over the weekend. Among
those present were Miss Jean Cummings,
Miss Martha Phillips, Miss Helen Nc
hlnley, Miss Frances Curtis, Mr. Joseph
Cummings, Mr.. Arthur Selling, Mr.. Hugh
Mccormick. MIR Hugh Dunlap. Mr..
Harry Dunlap and Mr. Fred FILTER
Mrs Thomas Keffe, Of wyncote road,
entertained at luncheon and 800" last
week In honor of Miss Mary Thorne, of
Boston, Mass. Her guests included Mrs.
Ihomas Keenon, Mrs. Harry Bets. Mrs.
Joseph Mcmahon Miss Marion Tully,
Miss Edith Clarke, Miss Helen Hutton,
Miss Marie Morris, Miss Bessie Marshall,
MISS Martha Brooke, Miss Mildred sykes,
Miss Marion De Chantan, Miss Marie
Jlminez' Miss Helen Hurst. Miss Kathe-
ryne Scott, Miss Rea Hughes Miss Clara
Bederman and Miss Jessie Fuller
Mr.. Robert II. Griggs and family. Of
Lynwood avenue, Glenside, have left for
ocean City. where they win remain dur
ing the summer.
Miss Grace Mechler. of Falsington. Pa.
Is home for the summer staying with
her parents on Greenwood avenue. lem
kintown.
Mr.. and Mrs George Lasher, of Rydal.
accompanied by Mrs. Lasher's daughter.
Miss Gertrude Gilbert are at the Hotel
Chelsea. Atlantic City, and will occupy
apartments there for the greater part of
the summer.
installation of officers took place at a
recent meeting of the Cheltenham Dra-
matte Society. and announcement of the
committees for the year were as follows:
Entertainment, Mr.. Otto j. Renner.
chairman; Mr. Edward McPeak, Mr.
Samuel Tucker. Mr. John Leckie. Mr..
Max Marschner Mr.. Arthur Orr, Miss lie
Finley, Miss Pauline Schlag and Mrs
Robert L. Welsh; Door Committee, Mr.
Harry S. Ashworth, chairman: Mr.
Richard kayser and Mr.. Louis Brodhag;
Hall Committee. Mr. John NTegerle,
chairman; Mr.. John r. Schlag and Mr.
William Alburger; Wardrobe Committees
Mr Harold Ashworth and Mr.. Gustave
Schlag; electricians, Mr.. Frank Fisher
and Mr.. Chandler Paul.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-07-06
Northeast

A fraedonn marty was given to Mr.. Ell
mer j. Suffers and Mr. George A. suffers
by their parents, Mr.. and Mrs, Elmer
Suffers, at 1855 East Allegheny avenue,
Saturday at o'clock. Ihose preSvht
were Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Graef. MT.
and Mrs, Frank j. Holmes, Mr.. and Mrs.
Howard Chandley, Mr.. and Mrs John
Saalfrank Mr.. and Mrs, John Sherwin'
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Fruh, Mr. and mrs
James Gibson, Mr.. and Mrs. Waiter
Smith, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Jaskey' MT
and Mrs. William Diener. Mr.. ana Mrs
Harry Marks, Mr.. and Mrs. william Aux
Mr. and Mrs. John Davies, Mr.. ana MIS-
Peter Sherwin, Mr.. and Mrs. William
Thomas Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer Seltronk,
Mr.. and Mrs Herman Gessler, Mr.. and
Mrs. Walter Engle, Mr.. and Mrs Harry
Schubert, MI. and Mrs. George Gullck, OF
Riverside, n. j.; Mr. and Mrs. John car
nov. Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Schemp, Mr.
ard Mrs Joseph II. Weir, OF BROOKLYN
n. y; Mrs. Margaret Suffers Biting, Mrs.
Mary Pierce, MRS. Kathryn Pierce Mrs
Emma Cory, Miss Elsie CORY MISS
Emma Cory, Mr.. Charles Fruh. Mr. Will
lam Fruh. Mr.. Charles Brown, Mr.. Vim
cent Brown, Mr.. Daniel Dugan, Mr.. Will
inm ]. Miller, Mr.. Harry Bromley, Mr'
John Harrigan, Mr.. Robert Barr, Mr.
Harry Myers, Mr.. Edward Myers, Mr..
William Topper Mr.. Allen Weller, Mr..
William Simpson, Mr. Andrew Lippins'
Mr.. Frederick Calhoun Mr. James Nc
Govern Mr.. Edward NIcGovern, Mr.
David Bierney, Mr.. Harry Clark, Mr..
William Reichert, Mr.. William Rainery
Mr.. Joseph Aloysius Levy, Mr.. Edgar
Ellis, Mr.. William Mckinley. Mr.. Harry
Mckinley, Mr.. John Mckinley, Mr.. David
Levy. Mr.. Harry Keaton. Mr.. William
Woolsencroft Mr.. William Hagan, Mr.
Ferdinand Kohler, Mr., William Lloyd,
Mr.. Edward Vogt, Miss Gertrude Legar
Miss Marie Smith. Miss Carrie Saalfronk,
Miss Florence kees Miss Lillian Moffatt,
Miss Mae Gillespie, Miss Anna Whitten-
berg. Miss Elnor Quinn, Miss Matilda
Robinson, Miss Anna Emms, Miss Anna
Mcbride, Miss Agnes Kilroy, Miss Alya
Hackett, Miss Margaret Anderson, Miss
Marie Smith, Miss Ethel Woolsey, Miss
Anna Cunz, Miss Margaret Finlin. Miss
Edna Mease Miss Name Mease. Miss
Anna Cope, Miss Agnes Sellers, Miss Ger
trude Dempster, Mrs Annie Robinson.
Mrs. Margaret Smith, Miss Margaret
Kohler Miss Elizabeth Woolsey. Miss
Name Fruh, Miss Mary Thomas. Miss
Lydia Maths, Miss Lettie Mock, Miss
Florence Freeman, Miss Harriet Lutz,
Miss Ida Eckhert Mr.. John Class. Mr..
Thomas Doyle, Mr.. Frederick Mueller,
Mr.. Henry j. KohIer, Mr.. John Muro..
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-07-06
Along the Main Line

OVERBROOK.-Mr. and Mrs eugene
10 Mosier, of 6349 Drexel road, spent the
Weekend in Railway, n. j., where their
laughter, Miss Adele Marguerite Mosier'
has been visiting for the last week.
MERION.-Miss Eliza Davids, daughter
Id Mr. and Mrs Richard w. Davids' Is
a house party of Southern
friends this month at her fathers cot
tage at Longport. Mrs. Norman p. Sloan,
of stonybrook, Ridley Park. is chaperon-
Ing the party.
Nr. and Mrs. Shipley w. Evans, Miss
Elizabeth Evans and Edward Shipley
Evans will motor up to Seuyiburg, Me-
shortly TO open their camp for the sum
ner
NARBERTH.-M Lester B. Knox, of
Midland. Pa, has been visiting Mrs.
otley E, Jackson, of Merton and Essex
ssenues.
Mrs. David Smith. of Dudley avenue,
has been entertaining Mrs Florence Gar
nett, Of Drexel avenue, Atlantic City.
BRYN MAWR. Francis NJ, Brooke,
Of Morris avenue, will entertain about 30
guests this afternoon at luncheon and
tennis.
Mr. and Mrs. Robert NJ. Janney of Ian
caster avenue, are spending July at Man
chester. VT.