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Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1915-08-29
Sddoelbrnd feitgefteut.
Wibbletpn's 2eide seitern elmer gu'
topic nnterspgen.

Stint. Wttd, %. Ins. Die
2eide bon gmerp S. MtibbIeton, bent
friiberen 2egislatur- 0fitglieb, fpurbe
beute morgen elmer Iutopite unter5o-
gen, bic ereob. oaB Die SobeSitriohe
elm Sdabelbru6 mar. Serr 0dbble.
ton itarb geitern obenb on 8erlesun.
gen, Die er erlitt, nls er norblif) bon
Uet. Morris entipeber bon einem Iu-
tomobil berubfiel ober berobeeitoBen
purbe. @eeen Siram Strutton iino
elmer @iIion, Die Wtibbleton felt
baIten ppllte, Bis SGeriffsbeon1te
eintreffen, tpurben nod feline formel-
len 4nflagen erboben. 9ie 5ipei Mt6n.
ner iteben porlGufig nod iinter 4n-
ffage Der Srunfenbeit unter 8iirg.
i6aft, ober es beibt, bab bic anfloge
auf Worb gegen tie erboben nerben
ion. Serrn MibbIeton's 9ei6er,be-
g1ngnis miro 0tontog nlittag itott.
finber1
iesen.
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1915-08-29
Yolf 5nm &anSler bes
Staats0epartements
ernammt.
@ar bisber &OrpDratiDns=
anlDalt Nem YOrfs.
Wiro ais bic rehte !Sanb 9anitnss
ipalten.
Stelle cine iebr fuidltise nnb pcr-
interchangeable.
Sriiberer Snbaber hattie iidl I'M 9nii-
taniafalle ansseseidnct.

@oibtngton, %. slug. Die
@rnennitnq bon sSronf g. Solf, Dem
SUPERINTENDENT non gtep gorf,
gum &an5ler oes Stootsbepartentent5
Duroe beitte nbeilb pom Sefretar
Banning angefiirlbigt Ser 1rGiibent
bntte Die Stel1ung Serrn @oIf on-
geboten, llnb bieier nohm on.
1oIf lit Der @od)folger bes ietigen
Stnatsiefret6rS Banning, Der na6 Der
&eiignntion BON @n1. s. Srpan oei-
len 1los I'M &abinett oeS 8rdIiSen-
ten einirobnl. Mfit1cl &aImer unb
Gone Ssobnipn, Der Sof)ipolter oes
Staotsbeportements, tparen glcid,-
foIS ols itorfe Berionen fir bos
In1t eenonnt tporben.
BUR Seit, % Ssohn Soiiett Woore
aan5ler mar, pertrat er ben Stnnts.
iefretdr in alien tpid)tigen IrgeIeeen.
heiten pdbreitb beiien S[bipeieitbeit
Sieie @epfloeeitbcit ging aii6 ouf
ieinen Nahfolger 9aniit9 iiber, aIS
bieier ben Toiten iibernobnl. 9eion-
oers bate er bic &orreiponaen5 nit
SeiltIhlanb iiber oen 9uiitonio-s -sSoa
gefiihrt uno ipdbreno Ser 3eit pielen
9abinettsiisungen beigefpobnt. Die
erip1bnte @epflogenDeit miro nudb
nit @e5ug nitf Serrn ToIf beibehoI.
ten peroen
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1915-08-29
Nngtblid DDn U-SDDt BIZ
i6Oiien.
Observation-Disclosures mill nidlt
geiuarnt ipurben iein.

geem gorf, %. @ug. Sffi5iere
uno Ierional bes noripegiiden Gam.
pfers Gopto, Der bier beute aus Gar
Diff eintraf, er51blten. baB oos
Sdiff om 12. gluguft i'm gnelii6en
9onal obne @arniine bon einenl
oeiitiden unterieeboot beidoiien mur.
De. 8tpei S4iiiie iuIlen abgefeueri
lporoen lem. Damn aeigte Dos Sdifi
Die nortpegiiGe SIaeee unb bos
Saudboct peri6ponb. Gie Gopto III
ein sSrodti6iff ilno true feline Toiia.
giere.
2oi,t Der gr51bInne Der Sffiaterc
fam oas l1nterieeboot on Die Sber'
fl16e iinb idoB Elm @eihiis ob. Oos
@eidob erplooierte on Der Star'
boarb.Seite Der griife. SeiIe oes
@ei6oiies bur6idIueen ben Bug ei.
mes 3ettungsbpotes utb ben 0an1pf'
Sentilator. Ser apeite S6ub ri6'
tete oni6einenb feinen S6nben an
9ie Gapto NOR ont IL. gluguit bon
Cardiff ubeefobren.
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1915-08-29
YOitmeiiter Stewart tritt
5nriid.
gead iiebeniGbriser Sdtisfeit fulst
linn Ottu Hraser bon
@aibingtpn.

g9oibineton, %. aue. So.
iepb Stennrt, Der 5ipeite General
Silfspoitmeiiter, lit nod iiebenidbri-
ger SGtigfeit bonn @ntte 5uriifeetre-
ten linb bot in Der Gerion bon Otto
TrGger, be,n 9Spitmeiiter bon @oib.
ington, eif,en gto6foI9er erbaIten.
so. 8. Gbonce, Der Glerf bes 9epor-
tements, pirb Der 9to6foIger HrG-
gers.
Stetport, Der bieIe Sobre lang nit
bent Geportement IN 8erbinbung
itonb, lit pom Suiti5- Deportement
5ur 0urdfiibriine Der Gro5eiie Inn
ge5obliing fir 8eforbering Der 8oit
bur6 biesgobnen beibeboIten morben.
Gr lit elm 8eipobner bes Staates
Iiiipuri. GrGger fon1nt bon Seros
iinb purbe pom TrGiibellten 8ilion
sum Goitrneiiter bon @aIbineton er.
nannt. Chance iIt Elm @iirger bon
Sninois. Gr NOR inter Toft Wtit.
elicb Der Sporionlfeits- -&onniiiion
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1915-08-29
I'm ben MdtitnnOen. Sag.
&asne Der Nrbeiter I'M gan,en
Stnate Connecticut.

geen Sobeu, Conn.,, %. Mug,
Die @recttipe Der Arbeiter. .6ooerd.
tion bon Connecticut bielt bier belte
cine Sisung ob, I'M 9slGne fiir eine
iid iiber ben gon3en Stoot erltreden-
be &nntpogne 5ur @rIangune 6e5
o6titiinbieen Arbeitstages su fornllt.
lieren. S5ultus 6. Strenlou, @Sroii-
bent Der So6erotion, erflarte belIte,
bob Die @eperfi6often in ie6erStooT
bes Staates Den 9l6tihmben.So8
berlongen. Ser Grfolg Der gelpe-
gung in Bridgeport, NO 5Dan3lJ
Sirmen oen g6tItitnben-Sog obne
2obnperfiir6iing beipilliet boben",
iagte Serr StrerlIau, o5eigt, oab Die
@ere6tigfeit bieier 6orberlng Der
orbeitenOen Monner 5ugeitonoer
miro"
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1915-08-29
SiidOf Stffron mag &C.
neieu.
attentater i'm Erieiterseiuanb obne
@elo fir einen 9lnmalt.

Winona, 0ainu., %. 9litg. 8i-
ifof Putrid &. Seffron, Der geItern
BON Dem Brieiter 9eihes bur6
Sfiiiie idtper perlest fporben mar,
perbradte eine quite gead)t inb bat
nod 9lusiagen Der Ier3te slusii6t
ouf 9eneillng.
Poter 9ei6es tpnroe bei,te inter
Mnflase bes Ingriffes i'm Boli5ei-
gerid)t porgefiibrt unb bas Serbor
fir ben a. Septenlber nngeiest
@dbreno Der gailden Iro5ebur ftano
Der Hrieiter nit 5u goben geienftem
9opfe ba. Gr iaete Dem Sferiff, er
beiise fein 9elb, nm iid einen In-
malt 3ii ersogieren.
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1915-08-29
2ln9riff bcuti6er fSlie9er
auf @>aris ioQ ab9e>
lpieien lu0rbel1 ieill*

bubn-V -VeoierIteten nit 5S4 900 Vtit-
glieoern baben 100000 Marf
($525, ,000) 3ur llnterltiiellng Der
6anlilien pon Weitglieoern, Die ii9
on Der Jront befinoen, geIummelt.
rBripat- -@ohri6ten nod Berlin
melben, baB Die rapibc 9lllfeinanber-
| folge Der beiit;den Siege eine ge-
briifte Stimmlng in gon5 HuBlanb,
ipc3ieu in Tetrograb, mo grobe I'm
rait berrid]t, cr5eiigt bot. Die bal.
biee groberitng bon @iIno, 9pinsf
ii1o 8robno miro eriportct. @efon-
gene Hltiien aus allen Seilen Der
6ront er5oblen, buB JIG obne Diff
5iere paren unb boB feline 0hinition
obcr Iabrrtqsmittel perteilt MIR
ben.
nSier eingetroffene Gepci6en aus
Bern ingen, baB Der Shtpci5er &C.
neralItob erfldrte, bab eugene Oil.
bert, Der frnn5oiiide Ibintifer, Der
nod ieiiter Snteritierlntg aus Der
Sttpeis entfonrmen 1T, iein Ser.
iprehen, feinen Sluhtperiuf gu ma.
den, nidlt 5uriidgenontmen bate
SSm 8egeltteil babe cr icine 8nrole
gebro6en, als er flob.
vSapitGn 9ieoedc, 9on1anlnount
bes bclrtihen &reil3crs Sresben, Ser
uon ben @riten in d)ileniihen 8e.
maiiern nerienft poroen mar, ifriet
bem Sber6iirgermeiiter BON Ores.
ben, oab iene Wfitglieber Der Ores,
ben-W -Wonni6aft, Die bon Dem &reit.
ser er1tfon1men nno in Chile inter.
niert iinb, bon BEN bileiliihen ge.
borben gut bebanbelt piirben. Der
Gommanbant bai1fte Dem 9Iirger'
neiiter fir Die 8crdenfe, Die on Die
Motroien Der Dresden geionbt NOR
ben fparen."
BON geieler nnsgeseidlnet.
81 m It er am, %. Mug. llebe,
9onoon. s5ier traf beute dlis Berlin
Die Natri6t ein, bob General por
0eieler, Der Groberer BON glntper
pen uno o-9corgietpsf, ailn1 @e
neral. @ouperneur bes gon5en beiet
ten riliiii6en @ebietes ernanilt mir
De. Gieie 9lnfiitbigllng entbGIt bos
Ypiener 5aeeblatt, bas biit5ufiigt
oaB Die ipiI-Hegieriing bon Ruf
iiih-Yolen, Die bisber in aaliid
mar, nod @arifait perlegt pitrbe
Die Ginnabme bon Brett. 9itoipsf
Seiterrei d. lin g ar d. i
Sauptquartier, pin 2onoon
%. 9lue. Gic Scitling Brett -9itotpsl
lpurbe groBtenteils nit Sturm mi
Dem @aionett gcnommen, pie oil!
| Sdilberungen berporgebt, Die biel
eingetroffen iinb. 9eionbers ioa lid
Die Snfanterie aus aroatien i,ni
arafau nisee5eihnct babcn. Si
itiirntte on Der peitlihen inb iiib
Iiden sront, fpdbrenb bas beittid
Reierpe-&orps ieinen Weg in Die 81
taoeue iln6 bic Stabt BON 0oroen be,
er5mang.
Die Ruiien batten pdbrertb bei
9rieees meme @erfe ienieits De.
| Sunpfes errihtet, Der Die SeItiini
iimgibt, lmb bieie lagen brei Bis pie
&ilometer bon einanbere entfert. 81
tporen itnrf befeitigt i,nb 5ubem nod
nit Sebn 6eihen Stahelbrabt3niil
umeeben. Der Sturm begann on
Nodn1ittaqe bes 25. 9luguit.
Gie SSnianterie oes SSelbmari6aa
BON Ar3 ornng aitf Der Gbo:iiiee no1
9ialo Dor. Sic bobnte iid ibren @eI
nit Sdnn3sera inter hcftigcrt Mn
ifinengeipebrfener. Spdter griff Il
nit Sem 8ajonett ON. Ticicr Sln
griff mar linfpiberitebIih, ilnb sSor
Inn Sort fiel
9ie riiiiiiflen lleberlebenben iel,
ieits oes@ug 8eritorten oie@riide bin
ter iid). Sic tuiirben ieoof) BON Del
Seiterreih l1ngurn beftig perfolgi
(Sortfetune nui Settle 81
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1915-08-29

= &nriert Cure GrfaItune in ei'
nem Sage = nebn1t Elm tiirtiihes
Buo uu Nrin,,tnI Sntel. (an5.)
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1915-08-29
@Drbringen alcr 6ecresz
gruppcn ani&rirgsldall=
plaB inn Sfteu.
General b. @esler snm @onuernemr
in 3nfluno ernannt.
WDntcuegrU bnt Tcinoielisfeitcm an.
ge6lidl wieSer nnfgenummen.
simtlidlc Sd)iloernng DER Ginnabme
BON Sreit-Situiusf.
9iniien mclSen &ieienuerlnite Der
SentiGen bel Stnrm anf Siiofueb.
Snlsarien bleibt liant 9iesiernnss-Gr-
flGrung neutral.
Simtlif,e SdDiloernng DER Ginnabme
bon Sreit.Sitplpsf.
Snlsarien bleibt liant 9iesiernmss-Gr
fldrung neutrnl.
SentIdle 9leruplane mncr Earis.


8oris, %. Nlugrit. @ier beut-
idle NtilitGr Slltg5egc periuften
heute friib einen llcberfaa oiif go.
riS. Sic nuroen pom eiier fron5oii-
iiiden 9uft 5lotille angegriffen
uno cine Der beiitic1cn 0foiduen nit
ten in Ser 9uit i'll Stiife gei6oiIen.
9ie oeutItben gleroplane flogen in
aroBer Sobe ii6er 0ic fran5olii6en
9inicn binpeg irno 5ogen nod HariS.
9torolih bon Der Stabt iidteten lie
eine fran3oiiid)e 9iift 5lotille, Die
onf lie aepartet bate, unb brei Der
oertiden 5lug5crtgc Donoten l,m lno
iloaen Den oeiitiden Sinien 5lI 3Dei
ser oeutid)en 9leroplanc entfamen,
elmer rpuroe iiberbolt uno nit 91tgeln
ourhlodlert Gr fiel, III Slannen
aehiillt, in ben @ulo pon Sulatte
berob, mo oic perbramntcn Seid)en
pon sfpei SIiegern gcfiinben pllroen.
Die oierte Woidine mari fiirf
@omben uuf Montnorencn, einen 10
WtciIen pon 0aris geleQenen Srt.
bcrob. geienlano tpurbe perlebt Die
oortieen @atterien eroffncten ein
,Seuer alif oen gleroplon, bod aelong
es ibm. in Dem gfcbel 5il entfonl.
men.
Reiicnoe, oic pom 9torbcn III
9oris eintreiicn, fonnen fait 5i ieoer
Stun6c 10 biz 70 franjoiiife
9riegsilitq3cuge gIeifseitia in Der
2uft ieben, lueldle Die Snllptitanot ge-
gen beiitidlc 9uftnngriIfe beidilten.
Grsamsnna bes Scrliner Scrid)tes.
9erIir, 2S. SlugitIt. Ssn gr-
gGil5iing oeS bel,tigen offi5iellen &c.
rid)tes beS bcutitbcn SoIiptouortiers
miro nod mitaeteilt:
.Irmeegruppe bes Trin5cn Geo
polo pon @uperu: Sieic armeegrilp.
pc 6rinet in Sen 9ielonics @olo
unb iiber bic 9esroprofpo Dor, De.
rem unteres oitli6es llfer berelts be.
ictt iprroc.
ng(rmcc @rlippe oes Selbnur.
idlans pol, Nodenien: Sn @erfol,
.euna oes iSeinbeS purbe Die Sod.
ftraBc uon 8amienei-9itooSf mad,
Weuio5posc iiberidritten. 3rpiidcr'
Mrihofpieco imo 0rinct treiben iril-
iere 5ruppeu Den aeiflagenen 6einb
por lih her. Geutidle 6opaaertC
i6lug 9eItern cine fciuolihc aopal.
Lcrie Sioiiion in Sdmarp an Der
Etrose oon aopcl nodl 9obrin.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES: un'
fer ;Siibrilna oes @cnerulS Srofcr
gothmo bro6cn geitcrn bcittihe nnf
6itcrreif ltngariidle Sruppen onrf
Die ruiiiihen Stcilungen on Der
3loto 9ipo norbIif uno iiiblid) Don
9rae5aup. 9G6tIihe @egenangrif'
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Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1915-08-29
alanenienfe Enarantdne mpbifi'
siert.

8oibington on, 2S. 9lug. Wto.
bififotionen Der GuarantGne eegen
bic Weoul. urS &louenieuhe. Die nit
ben 80. Iuguit in Groft treten iol-
len, iinb beute bonn glderbouonlt be.
fannt seseben porben. Die aon.
troIle 1T in Woiioduietts gonsli6
oufaeboben porben. glnoere Stoo-
ten, Die bon Der 8erfiigune beriibrt
perben, finb s5ninois. sSnbiann, Wfi-
digon. Wtinneioto unb GernipIbonia.
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1915-08-29
&abinttts. .&rifis ioQ iii &ublanO
angebli9 beDorltebeu.

fe bes sScir5cs plrbcn nit bliitigen
%erluiten fiir bieien 5rriidgeidlagcn.
Scllte briib sab Der 5eirlO nod Deitc-
rem SebliGldgen Den gSioeritano
auf @r miro iest perfolgt."
Snlsarien bleibt porlGmfis neutral.
Spfia, @ulgorien, 2S. 9lugllit.
lleber 9onoon. Cine inipirietc Gr-
flGruna in einen Don Der 9egieritng
fontrnlierten @lattc entbGlt Die 9ln.
fiinbigung. baB Die Hegierung bos
Yarlament iofort einberufen fperoe,
faas Sic 9ulaarien heriihrenben
@erbGltniiic burh getpiligllng bnI.
garii6er Territorial Sorberiiitgen
10 geGllbert perben io1teit, oaB lie
Gin gingrcifen in bei, &rieg red)tfer.
tigen.
SieIe grfl1rlmg biloet Die Pint.
mort altf 6as @orgeben Der Sppoli-
ton I'M Yarlamellt, Die in ben 3ei-
tlugen slrtifel batte publi5ieren laI-
len, porin Die 6altiug Der &egie.
riutg ols oic SSntereiien oes 9anoes
id]Goigenb be5eid)net fpuroe. Gie io-
fprtige Ginbcrllflrng bes Barlaments
ipltroe BON Der Sppoiition geforoert
Die &egierilngs- Slntiport mndt cs
flor, 6oB cs bie glbiift bes aobinets
lei, BEL ieincr 8olitif Der 0elitrnli-
tdt 5u bleiben, ntsgenommen, bob
Die lmter DEM Sertroge bon @ltfareit
no6 oem 5tpeiten 9alfan &riege
,@ulgorien geraubten" 9fedlte Die.
scr hergcitcGt tperben. YSolten ii6
icbod bic %crbdltniiIe 10 irbern,
baB cine Snterpention notig ii1"
iflieBt bie Hegierlinas grfl6rltng,
,oann piirbc bic &egierlrng Dos
1arlament iofort eirberllfen."
WGrdlcn uermnnbeter Hniien.
0minsf, @ublonb, %. gluguit.
l1ebcr 9onoon. 8criputoete Soloo.
ten Der friiberen 8arniipn Der SSe.
Ititnq Siioipes, Die fiir5lif BON ben
REiien 0eriirmt tporben mar, ersdb.
len bier, poielbit iie iid in Spit1Ier,
befinoer, boB Die beutihen @erluite
uor iener sSeihng ieoer Soriteqing,
oic man iid] oariiber medlen fonnte,
ipottcn. Ocutihe 8efanqene io1en
crfldrt hoben, ooB Die OffiSiere I'M.
ter Den beiltiden 5rlippen bebo,tpte.
ten. baB Die iseitling iie fiinfmal
mcbr Waitn gcfoitet bate, uls Die
8urniion on 9ellten ,1blte. DIE
9cuti6en mn6tc angeblif) tdglif)
Sturrnangriffe altf Die ;Scititng iinb
pcrihoiien iusaeioint mcbr ols 9
0iiIIioner Sdbrapncac.
@ermiidtc Iadlriftcn Der vlleber'
ieeiifen Igentnr".
9erGin, %. slng. 0rabtlos
noh SoppiIle. Die neberieeiid)e
9eodyridten slger,tlir eob berte FOL
genoes befnitnt:
Sic oerti6e &egieritng bat Die
boaGnbii6e gfeeierilng peritanoigt
oab am %. 9lugiiit ein oeuti6eS
9uftidiff, burf @eeentpir,o aus lei
nem 8urs getrieben, iiber boaGnoi
i6cs @ebiet flog. Sobalb Der &onl
ntonoant ben1erft battc, oab er II
| iali6enl &ilrs mar, dnberte er OH
Rihttng bes 9uftid)iffes. Striftt
SSnitrllftionen piiroen ben 9itftihiff
&omanInbonten eeeeben, ben Slug
iiber neiitrales 9ebiet 5u permeiher
~8eneroI BON 9iiiing, 0tilitur
8ouperneiir bon geIgien, erlieb Ell
men gefebl. porin er Die 9eborber
ermabnt. Die itetie 5unebmenbe Cab
BON Wtitteilungen perleitrrioenbei
gtatitr sdn5lif unbeoftet gu Iaiieit
! rSreaniiotionen oeiitider giien
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-12-28
Miss du Points Debut

WILMINGTON, Del, Dec. 2S.-One OF
the largest and most brilliant affairs of
the holiday season was the debutante
party given last night by General and
Mrs. T. Coleman dupont for their young
est daughter Miss Renee DUPONT. About
800 guests were present from Philadel-
phia, Washington, this city and other
places. The guests We're received in the
ballroom, which was handsomely deco
rated with holly wreaths. Christmas
green's and American Beauty roses In
the conservatory and other rooms of
their house. sos Broome street, the deco
rations were poinsettias, hyaclnths and
a large Christmas tree. The house guests
of the duPont's include Miss Ellen Wood,
of Sayville, l.. l.; Miss Mary Kirk, OF
Baltimore, and Miss Katherine Clarke,
of Northampton, Mass, the fiancee of
Francis Victor DUPONT, son of General
and Mrs. DUPONT. Receiving the guests
were General and Mrs. DUPONT, Mrs.
Paul Wilson and Miss Ellen c, DUPONT,
sisters of Miss Renee DUPONT; Miss
Katherine Clarke and Miss Alice Bush.
Oglesby orchestra of Chester, played for
the dancing and during the evening sup
per was served. Miss Renee dupont wore
n charming white taffeta gown, embroi-
dered in silver. She carried mauve
orchids On Christmas day General and
Mrs DUPONT announced the engagement
of their eldest daughter. Miss Ellen C..
dupont to Hollyday S. Meads. Jr., for
merly of Washington, ID. c., but now of
this city The guests for the party In
cluded virtually all the younger set, who
are home from school for the Christ
mas holidays. Miss DUPONT has been
the most feted debutante of the season,
and several parties nave been given in
her honor one of which was given by
United States Senator and Mrs Willard
Salisbury.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-12-28
LARGE BALL ARRANGED FOR
NEW YEARS CELEBRATION
The One Hundred Club Will Give It's Fifth Annual
Dance at Horticultural Hall on Saturday Night.
Other Entertainments Incidental to Holiday Season.

Miss Marion Conner, Miss Maud Wilson.
Miss Florence Brown, Miss Frances Wal
lace, Miss Alice Loose, Miss Ruth Fill
man, Miss Mildred Taylor, Miss Naomi
Kaufman, Miss Marie Edmunds, Miss
Anola Van Horn, Mr.. Lloyd Fillman, Mr..
Paul Isenberg, Mr.. John Edmunds. Mr..
jay r. Rhoads. Mr.. Fred Davis, Mr.. John
Gemmell, Mr.. Joseph Coke, Mr.. Hall
Rentschler. Mr.. Harry G. Cross. Mr..
David Eckles, Mr.. william Butler, Mr..
Edward Lamb, Mr.. Lewis siegel, Mr..
Edward Frenchy, and Mr.. Lewis Van
Thyme.
st. Philomena's Catno1ic club, Of
Bansdowne. will give a stag entertain-
ment and supper on January 9. During
the entertainment the club will be pre-
sented with the baseball cup and pennant
which they won this year as a team in
the Church League.
The Mishorrai Zion auxiliary dance,
held last week under the leadership Of
Mr.. Leon Herman Rose and Miss Hattie
Blieden, was a great success. Among
these present were Mr.. Abraham NJ. Rose,
the Rev. DR. Oscar Levin, Mr.. A. A. Lev
Initial and Mr.. Goodman A. Rose.
Mr.. Leon A. Rose acted as chairman
and was assisted by Mr.. Abraham kim
meblatt Mr. Benjamin Portnoff, Miss
Hllda Fay Bliedan, Miss Dora Jaspan,
Miss Rosalie Sommers, Miss Molle Gold
berg and Miss Reva Halpern.
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LYNCH-COFFEY.

A very quiet wedding will take place
this afternoon in st. Elizabcth's Catholic
Church, 23d and Berks streets, at 1870
o'clock, when Miss Evelyn Agatha Coffey
will become the bride of MIR Francis Law
renee Lynch. The ceremony will he per-
formed by the Rev. John l.. Moore, and
will he witnessed by the immediate fami-
lies only, owing to the recent death of
Miss Coffeys mother.
Inc bride is the daughter of Mr.. Martin
NJ. Coffey. of 1897 North 24th street. and
Mr.. Lynch Is the son of Mr.. and Mrs.
John Richard Lynch, of 2305 Catharine
street Miss Mary Coffey, a sister of the
bride, will attend her as maid of honor,
and Mr.. John Lynch will be his brothers $
best man.
After the ceremony the couple will leave
for u trip through the West.
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Weddings
EATON-ENDRES.

A very quiet wedding took place yes
terday afternoon at o'clock when Mrs
Helen Cross Endres, daughter of Mrs
William Cross, of 1l3 Cedar street, Jen-
kintown. was married TO Mr.. Ralph Waldo
Eaton, of Norwich. Conn. The ceremony
was performed by the Rev. j. NJ. Groton,
rector of the Church of Our Saviour, Jen-
klntown. and took place at the home OF
the bride. The room was artistically dec
Grated with ferns and Christmas green's.
The bride had no attendants and the
bridegroom's brother, Mr.. Willis Eaton,
was his best man. a small reception fol-
lowed the ceremony for the family and
a very few intimate friends. After an
extended wedding trip Mr.. and Mrs,
Eaton will be at home at Norwich. Conn.
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IJNNER-KENTPF

Miss Gertrude G, Kempf. daughter Of
Mrs. Selma Kempf, of 2lAS North 18th
street. became the bride of Mr.. William
NJ Linner on Friday afternoon. The cere-
mony was performed at o'clock at the
home of the brides mother by Magistrate
William NJ. Glenn and was followed by
n reception. The bride. who was unat-
tended, wore her travelling suit of dark
blue broadcloth trimmed with fur and a
velvet hat to match. Mr.. and Mrs. Lin
ner left on n short honeymoon trip and
will be at home after January 10 at Pas
North 18th street.
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TAYLoR-LAwRENcE.

The wedding of Miss Irene Lawrence
and Mr.. Herbert w. Taylor, of Malvern,
took place today ut the BRIDES home In
Brooklyn.
Mrs. Taylor is graduate OF Nassar
College. After her graduation she spent
the summer abroad. being among the un-
fortunate ones who were detained in the
war zone.
Mr.. Taylor is a graduate of Haverford
College, being active in athletics while
there. Since lis graduation he has taken
up the study of medicine at the Uni
versity of Pennsylvania.
After a short wedding trip, Mr.. and
Mrs. Taylor will make their home at
56th and Walnut streets, West Philadel-
phIa, where they have taken apartments.
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will take place in the Tioga Methodist
Episcopal Church. Tioga and 18th streets,
at $50 o'clock. The Rov. DIR. John Cor
don. of the theological department of
Temple University, will perform the cere-
mony. 'rhe bride, who will be given in
marriage by her uncle, Mr.. George w.
Kendrlck. Jr., will wear n gown of bridal
satin trimmed with duchess and exquisite
old family lace. Her veil of tulle, ar
ranged with n cap of duchess lace and
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orange blossoms, will extend to the end Of
the long -ourt train. Bride roses and
lilies OF the valley will be carried. Mr..
Alvin Shook will be the bridegroom's
best man and the usherJ win be Mr. sid
ney Farbish, Mr. Leonard Pearson, Mr.
Charles Kunz and Mr. Roland Rudrauff.
Owing to the recent death OF the bride 8
aunt. the reception will be omitted Mr.
and Mrs. Roberts upon their return from
their wedding journey, will be at home
after February 1 at 2i2l West Venango
street,
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RosMAN-RICKMAN.

A very pretty wedding will be solemn
ICED tonight at the home of Mr. and
Mrs. Louis Hickman, 203S North 9Th street.
when their daughter, Miss Jennie Rick
man. will be given in marriage by her
father to Mr.. William Rosman. Of West
Lehigh avenue. Rabbi Englander will
otficate at the ceremony, which will be
followed by reception. The bride will
wear a gown of white chiffon draped
over white satin and a veil Of tulle ar
ranged with a cap and lilies of the val
ley A shower bouquet of lilies Of the
valley will be carried. Miss Lena Rick
man. the brides sister. will be maid of
honor
Mr. Rosman will have for best man Mr..
Morris Rickman, the brides brother, and
for ushers Mr. John Schaffer, DR.. James
Untenberger and MIR. David Samuels.
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What's Doing Tonight

Opera, "Tosca," METROPOLITAN Opera Hous.:
3 clock. :
twenty Anniversary banquet csthoIio
High school. BELLEVUE -Stratfordt clock.
Benedicts' ball, Horticultural Hail. o. clock.
Christmas celebration, Robert Morris Club.
Colonnade Hotel; G:3O o'clock.
Dance, Mcdlco- Chlrurgical Hospital nursea
Hotel Rittenhouse.
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Personals

Mr.. and Mrs. Nicholas Biddle are being
congratulated on the birth of a daughter
Ihey have left their place at Springmead,
noble, Pa, and are spending December,
january and February with Mrs Biddle's 5
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. j. Bertram Lippin-
solt at lfl2 Spruce street. Mrs. Biddle
psiore her marriage last February was
Alss Sarah Lippineott