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DELEGATES TO
GO TO HOUSTON
FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH NAMES
DELEGATES TO THE SOUTHERN
BAPTIST CONVENTION IN HoUs-
ron.

The following were elected delegates
from the First Baptist church % the
Southern Baptist convention. Houston.
May 1919 viz. A. r. Jones. Jas q
Pace, John II. Pace. r. r. Pendleton.
It is expected that tw0 or three win
be- able 20 make the trip. leaving PEN
saCola Monday.
An important feature - the con.
solicitation 81 the Foreign and Home
Mission boards viii come up for con-
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KREUTZER SONATA"

The famous drama of modern life.
by Count Leo Tolstoi, featuring such
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Miss Nance O'Neil and VIM. Shay.
Synopsis Of story will appear in Frid-
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city in the United States for less, and
If you are not pleased, don't never take
my word for anything / ever tell you
sgain.--L. G. Dawson, the Feature
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On Friday Of next week comes the
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Continued Prom Pags one3
succeeded with surprisinE rapditv.
The Russians occupied naturally
strong positions ou the Duna3ec and
the Bj8la. which had been strengthen
ca with every imaginable method ~
f0rtIdcatlons. They felt themselves
absolutely secure.
After searching artillery prepare
u0u, exceeding in intensity anything
which has occurred ln the northeast
crn front the Austrlans and Germans
advanced sunday on the south wing
They at0rmed a. the first attempt the
Russian positions along q front %
more than "a miles. stretching from
the Biala through far into the carra-
thiaus Their assault was so fierce
that the Russian line broke immedi-
ately. Many thousands Of prisoners
were taken, as well az an lnestimable
quantity - equipment supplies. can
non and machine guns.
At the same time another success
ful advance was carried out on the
northern wing. At this point Austrian
and Hungarian troops crossed the Du-
najec in spite % terrific opposition.
stormed the Russian positions ana
took over 1000 prisoners.
other brilliant successes we're re-
ported from the Carpathians"
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COMPTROLLER CALLS
FOR BANK STATEMENTS

washington. May 4--Tht c0mrtroll-
er Of the currency today issued 4 call
for the condition q all national banks
az the close u business Saturday May
1st
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WILMINGTON

Lilburne Chandler has issued invitations for
the marriage of his daughter Miss Edna Sim
mons Chandler to Thomas McTntire Eliason. at
st. Andrews Protestant Episcopal Church.
February at $50 o'clock in the evening. The
rector. the Rev. Richard w. Traynell will Of
fciate. Immediately after the ceremony there
will be reception at the home of the bride,
97 Jefferson street Mrs. Chesleigh A. Bonlne,
OF Washington, d, c., will attend Miss Chand.
Ter as matron of honor and the bridesmaids will
be Miss Greta M. Chandler the brides sister;
Miss F. Edith Springer, Miss Helen NJ. Rye and
Miss Elizabeth II. Kilburn, of Upsan Pa.
James B, ElIason, the groom's brother. will act
as his best man, and the ushers will be j.
Roland Welch, Herbert Maston, Chesleigh
Bonine, of Washington. D. C.. and Dr. swlthen
T. Chandler of Germantown, Pa. the brides
brother.
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Y0HE marriage of Miss Emily McKeon to
i Francis w. kemble will be solemnzed at
4:3O o'clock this afternoon in st. James Prot
estant Episcopal Church, 22d and Walnut
streets. The bride. who will be given in mar
riage by her brother, Spencer McKeon, will
wear gown of cloudy white tulle with court
train Of silver brocade. Her veil will be OF old
family lace and will be draped and held In
place by a bandeau of pearls, the gift of the
bridegroom. She will carry graceful bouquet
of lilies OF the valley and white orchids.
The matron of honor and brides only at
tendant will be Mrs. Howard Lee. Roome OF
New York, who will be gowned in pink chiffon
embroidered in silver with cloth OF silver slip
pers. Her hat will be of pink tulle, trimmed
with small purple flowers and with n cream
lace veil. Mrs. Roome will carry tiny pillow
muft OF purple orchids.
Mr. Kemble will have Richard Stockton White
as his best man and the ushers, who were class
mates of Mr.. Kemble at Harvard. will be Gris-
void Lorrlard. OF Tuxedo; Charles s. Brown
Jr., and Clement l.. Despard. of New York. and
Robert i. Bradley of Morristown. N. ]. Owing
to illness Valentine Hollngsworth, of Boston,
will be unable to attend
Following tho ceremony a small reception for
the immediate relatives will be held at the
brides home, 2125 SAMSON street. Mr.. an1 Mrs
Kemble will go to California, to remain until
the spring.
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HOPE.O,RRIEN

The wedding OF Miss Elizabeth A. O'Brien
daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs Thomas oBrien, and
Francis X Hope. OF New York, will take place
quietly this afternoon. at o'clock at the
Cathedral of IS. Peter and Paul, on Logan
square. The Rev. Father oHnra will ofttciate
The bride. who will be attended by her sister,
Miss Eleanor r. o'Brien, maid of honor, will
be gowned in white broadcoth, made in the new
Empire fashion. and will wear small close
fitting hat OF black straw and blue fox furs.
Her sister will wear suit Of sand-colored cloth
and small black sailor hat and blue fox furs.
Mr.. Hope will have Daniel l.. Mccarthy as
best man. Following the ceremony small re-
ception for the Immediate families will be held
at the home of the brides parents, 1874 Spring
Garden street.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hope. after wedding trip
through the South. will live in New York, where
they will be at home after March l.
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SUPPER DANCE
Dance at Rittenhouse Hotel Was Largely AT
tended Last Night


tended Last Night.
The second of the series of fortnightly dances
given by the management of the Rttenhouse
held last evening with more than 100 per-
sons present. Before supper which was served
in the Venetian room, Senior and Sonora Carlos
de Morteo gave several speciality dances.
Among those who entertained at supper were
Mrs. Peter Boyd, who had a party of 30 guests.
Miss Barbara Boyd also entertained 15 young
friends DR.. and Mrs. Whiting. of 1923 Spruce
street had as their guests Mr. and Mrs. Bait
gar de Mare, Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Granger Ken
nedy and Mr. and Mrs William l.. Supplee.
Another party made up of Mr. and Mrs.
j. Newlin Brown, Mr. and Mrs Joseph V. Lit
tie, Mr.. and Mrs. Schuyler Armstrong Mr. and
Mrs. Richard Coke, Chester H. Kirk, Dorothy
Kirk, Mr.. and Mrs. George Boehm and Mrs.
James w. Davies.
An interesting table included Mr. and Mrs.
Charles b. Barton. Miss Barton and Mr.. and
Mrs. Oscar f. Brown.
Before the dance Charles o. Marquette enter
tanned number of friends at dinner His
guests included ]. c. Bonner, Hampton L. Car
son, Mr.. and Mrs J. Cawthorne Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles Duffy, Sr.. Mr.. and Mrs Charles Duffy.
Jr., John j. Donnelly, Freeland ]. Ellis, ]. NJ.
Frazier Charles e. Gehrns, Mr.. and Mrs. Wal
ter e. Herring, ]. f. Lamorelle, Colonel Thomas
c. Leslie, Mr. and Mrs. Louis Lukes, Mr. and
Mrs. Frank Losee Mr. and Mrs. Eugene G.
Miller, Mr. and Mrs c. c. NIish. Mr.. and Mrs.
Claude NJ. Mohr Mr.. and Mrs Mahlon w. New
ton, Mr. and Mrs David b. Provan. Mr.. and
Mrs. R. II. Thatcher, Ernest L. Tustn, Frank
Van Roden, James c. Walsh
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CHARITY AFFAIRS
Organ Recital to Be Given Tomorrow Night for
Settlement Music School.

Organ Recital to Be Given Tomorrow Night for
Settlement Music School.
Tomorrow evening there will be an organ
and song recital in Lyndon" the Wyncote
home of Mr.. and Mrs. Cyrus II. X. Curtis for
the benefit of the Settlement Music School of
Philadelphia. VIII C. Macfarlane, municipal
organist of Portland, Me-, and John F. Braun.
soloist. have arranged a delightful program
which will include
Toccata and Fugue in D Minor Bach; Mr..
Macfarlane.
Adelaide" Beethoven; Mr.. Braun.
Scotch Fantasia Macfarlane dedicated to
Mr.. Cyrus II. X. Curtis); Mr.. Macfarlane.
Group of Scotch and old English sons--(a)
Loch Lomond; (b) Meet Me by Moonlight
Alone; (c) Cherry Ripe; Id Phyllis Has Such
Charming Graces; (e) March of the Cameron
Men; Mr. Braun.
(a) Largo, Handel Cb) Ave Maria. Schubert;
(c) Marche Funebre Gullmant; (d) Coronation
March. Meyerbeer; Mr., MacFarlane.
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CHARITY BALL
Cerman-American Ball Held Last Night Wa
Great Success.

German-American Ball Held Last Night Was
, Great Success.
Tho German-Amercan Charity Ball was held
last night in the Academy Of Music. The Acad-
emy was crowded to It's utmost capacity, as
the affair Is always popular and Is looked for
ward to by many every year. The music and
chorals which preceded the grand march were
rendered very well by the Maennerchor, Har-
monte and Philadelphia Quartet Clubs Tho
grand march led by Director and Mrs.
George d. Porter, and was viewed by a num-
ber of Phlladelphla's prominent people, includ-
ing the Mayor and Mrs. Rudolph Blankenburg
Dr. w. Muller, German Consul; George f.
Grivicic Austro-Hungarian Consul; Colonel M
Richards Muckle, Ex-Governor Pennypacker
Matthew Sontheimer, Henry Lerz, Edward w.
segman, Albert T. Amann, Adoph Storck
Willard e. Barcus, Mr.. and Mrs Franz Ehrllch
and John c.. Oeters.
The ballroom was beautifully decorated with
palms, ferns and azaleas, and the word Char
ity" brilliantly illuminated in electric
effects.
The women's gowns all quite elaborate
Mrs Porter heavy black satin, having
draped skirt and bodice of lace, with grdle
and trimming of coral-colored satin. Mrs.
Ehrlich looked very well in gown of blue
satin, with tunic of white lace. The bodice Of
lace elaborately finished with pearls and
beaded trimming. Mrs. S. Townsend zook wore
gorgeous gown of pink satin, the waist Of
which blue panne velvet trimmed with
fitch fur Miss Alice Fisher looked we'll in
gown of yellow pussy-willow satin, and Miss
Marion Fishers pink satin dress was made with
a very full skirt and having a girdle of blue
satin, Miss Helen Patterson looked charming
in a gown of blue satin. having a scaoped
tunic the bodice of which was made of beaded
trimming. Pink roses finished the costume.
Colonel and Mrs. Edward Bowman were also
seen. Mrs. Bowman looked well in a gown
made simply of gray satin.
The proceeds of the ball will be devoted to
the destitute unemployed of the city.
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OPERA TONIGHT
Russian Opera to Be Given Tonight Win Be
Viewed by Fashionable Throng.

viewed DY fashlouaDi6 InIohB'
Tonight will be opera night, and the Russian
opera Boris Godunow'' will be given. A num-
Der of parties have been arranged Mr., and
Mrs Charles B. Wright. OF Chestnut Hnl will
entertain in honor of Mr. and Mrs. Perry Bel
mont. of Washington. and Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
Edward Ingersoll After the performance Mr..
and Mrs. Wright viii enterthn at supper at
the Rits-carlton. Their guests will be Mr..
and Mrs. Edward T. stotesbuTy, Mr.. and Mrs.
Alexander Van Rensselaer,, Mr.. and Mrs. charl-
ton Yarnall Mr. and Mrs. William struthers
Ellis Miss Julia Rush. Mrs, Alexander Brinton
Coke, Mrs Charles R. snowden. Clarence r.
Lewis. W. Lyman Biddle. Judge Robert Ralston
and c. Willing Hare.
Mr.. and Mrs Randall Morgan. OF Chestnut
Hill. viii have as their guests Mr., and Mrs.
Arthur q. Glasgow, OF London.
Mrs. ]. Harrison Smith, OF the Bellevue
stratford. viii entertain In honor OF Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles s. Farnum. Supper win follow
at the Ritz-caFlton.
Dr. and Mrs. wilbur Paddock ISlapp. Of 17is
spruce street. ana Mr. ana Mrs. c. Emory Ne
Aiehasl ef psyon. win alae entertain ia thsls
boxes.
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NORTHEAST PHILADELPHIA

At the first annual dinner of the One O'Clock
Club, of Kensngton, held at shoemaker's on
North Front street. the following members were
present: Dr. Charles r. Fulmer, c. M. Green
holt Havard Rambo. James Hathin, Lincoln
Mcneil Bernard Arndt. Eugene II. HILL Chris
topher Fluehr. ]. f. Fitzpatrick. M. L. Laverty.
C. II. Mott. E. H. Thurman, Charles Shoe
maker Joseph Shoemaker, Daniel j Duftield'
LInford H. Yonker. G. Albert Burger and
Richard ]. Pomeroy. The dinner was followed
by an interesting program of musical selec-
tions
Mrs. Eva LANCER gave a musical recital at
her studio. 2sI North 4th street. when the
following pupils took part In the program:
Miss Lillian Mcdowell, Miss Caroline Smith,
Miss Margaret strawhower. Miss Mary Straw
hover, Miss Marie sneider. Miss Mary Flan-
agan, Miss Mildred Deaves. Miss Hannah
Smell, Miss Julia Connell, Miss Frances Dia-
mond and Elmer Slater large number OF
guests were present: Phil Langer. Mr.. and
Mrs. Dick Gesh. Mr.. Deaves Miss Ethel Gresh'
Miss Edith Gresh. Mrs. Flanagan. Miss Regina
Flanagan. Mrs Mcdowell, Mrs. Diamond. Miss
Anna Diamond. Miss Mary Diamond. Mrs.
sneider. Mrs strawhower William Eshelmire.
Elmer Adolph George Kline. Miss Rose Yost.
Miss Ethel shiplsy and Miss Viola shIpley.
A surprise party was given in honor OF
Samuel Hulnlck's 2sd birthday by his sisters.
Mrs BENJAMIN and Mrs. Teeotsky, at the home
OF Mrs. Teeotsky. 1904 North sth street The
guests were Miss Sara Baskin Miss Bessie
Rolnsky. Miss s. Myerson. Miss Lillian
Teeotsky. Miss Sarah Young Miss Hannah
Jonas. Miss Lillian Fierman Miss Rose Wolf,
Miss Jean Baskin. Miss NJ, cOrnheld. Miss
Reba reeotsky Miss Dorothy Cohen. Samuel
Hulnick. Harry Herman Jack Press. Raymond
Rosen. August Lincoln Alfred Adler. Benja-
min Gabler. Joseph Rather. Louis Kats. Harry
Alhertman Albert zell. William Rubin, Samuel
Weiss and J. Clark.
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LANSDOWNE

Members OF the Friends Needlework Guild.
which meets at the homes OF the members to
make clothing for the Belgian relief fund and
local charities met yesterday afternoon at the
home of Mrs. Carroll C. Lippncott on Hill
Dale road Among those present were Mrs.
Howard White. Mrs. John Pyle. Mrs. Arthur
shrigley, Mrs. Barclay White, Mrs. Samuel
ogden, Mrs. Samuel Bartram, Mrs, ]. H.
Stewart, Mrs. George White. Miss Emily VIII
ber, Mrs. r. NJ. Hannum.
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GERMANTOWN

Friends of Edward Moore will be glad to
know that he is recovering from a serious
operation for appendicitis.
Mrs. Caleb Milne, of 3l17 West Penn street,
entertained at bridge yesterday.
A dancing class, which meets on alternate
Monday evenings in the Automobile Club, is
under the direction of Mrs. E. Naudan Duer.
The class numbers 49, and the next meeting
will take place Monday, February l.
Miss Eleanor Town, of New York, is at
present the guest of her sister, Mrs. Louis
Buehler, of 512 East Johnson street.
The Tuesday euchre this week at st. Vim
cents Hall will be arranged by Mrs. Edward
Wolsher. On February 2 Mrs Morrison Wood
and Miss Adele Fraser will be in charge.
Mr.. and Mrs Charles McCarty, of 16i East
Chelten avenue, entertained at $500 last eve
ming. Their guests included Mrs Ida Vir
ginia Beale, Mr.. and Mrs. e. Bckel, William
II. Scott and Mr.. and Mrs. Charles McCarty.
Miss Rachel Parker and Miss Fanny Parker,
of McCallum street, have gone to Florida for
the remainder of the winter.
William H. Eddishaw, 1894 Germantown ave-
nue., has gone to Atlantic City for a short
stay.
Miss Elizabeth Otto, of $3.50 Wayne avenue
is at present in Atlantic City for a stay of sew
eral days
John AFFORD, 343 East Chelten avenue, will
leave on February for Miami, Fla, where he
will remain until spring.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-01-26

AhllOHI Ia. SONeTS were ldlu lOT ~
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles s. Davis entertained
the Monday Evening Bridge Club last evening
at their home in the Girard estate. 2512 South
Garnet street. Their guests were Paymaster
Manning H. Philbrick, U. S. N, and Mrs.
Philbrlck, Lieutenant Commander Raymond s.
Keyes u. s. N, and Mrs. Keyes, Lieutenant
Arthur T. Barney. U. S. N, and Mrs. Barney,
Lieutenant Ralph L. Sheppard, U. s. NJ c.,
and Mrs. Sheppard and Mr.. and Mrs. Walter
Bushnell.
Lieutenant Commander G. II. Comfort. U.
S. NJ, and Mrs. Comfort, with their little daugh-
ter, Miss Sylvia Comfort. who have been the
guests of Mr.. and Mrs, William Creighton, of
25O6 South 18th street. will leave shortly for
Indianapolis, to which point Lieutenant Com
mander Comfort has recently been assigned.
Mrs. George A. Cunningham entertained at
cards last evening at her home. 1923 Ritner street
A buffet supper was served, Her guests were
Miss Elizabeth Lemmerhirt, Miss Helen Brooks,
Miss Anne Djorup, Miss Blanche Dove. Miss
Estells Dove. Miss Lay Lynch, Miss Gladyz
Monsalvatage, Miss Gertrude Loney. Miss Irene
James, Miss Marie James, Miss Augusta James
Miss Evelyn James, Miss Muriel James, Miss
Regina Hughes and Mrs. Denney
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WEST PHILADELPHIA

Miss Frances Buck, doughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
J. C. Buck, of 1906 Spruce street. will enter
tain Miss Margaret Meyer. of Baltimore, her
guest in February. Miss Meyer will arrive the
latter part of next week
Mr.. and Mrs. Seymour, of 1915 South 46th
street, will sail on Thursday for the Bahamas.
Mrs Harrie Hause Fouse will give luncheon
on Thursday, February 4, from until o'clock.
at her home 1895 Pine street
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-01-26

Ferncastle Will read paper on Mrs. Browning
and her influence on modern literature.
The following Wednesday the usual business
of the organization will be dispensed with and
1t will hold its annual theatre matinee, fol-
lowed by dinner at the ST. James
Mr. and Mrs. Edwin T. Gillespie, Of Elkns
Park, will entertain on Thursday evening at
a dance when their guests will include Lieu
tenant Ralph Shepard, U. s. NJ. c., and Mrs.
shepard, Mr., and Mrs. Wade Jolley MIR. and
Mrs Charles S. Davis, DR.. and Mrs. Norman
Payne, Mr. and Mrs. Jack Borden, Mr.. and
Mrs. Fitzgerald, Mr.. and Mrs James Bryan,
Lieutenant Herbert Taylor U. S. N, Mr. and
Mrs. John G. Taylor and Roman Rivas.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry sheip, of York road and
Oak lane are at Tampa, Fla, where they will
remain for an indefinite stay
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NRUTANTE aa'gIv
\ NElRS kl8yEN@l d

n HIss ISABEL wURTs PAGE, daughter Of
INlMr and Mrs william Byrd Page. will be
guest Of honor at a theatre party and supper At
the RitS-Cariton, to be given by Mrs. Charles p.
Fox. Those present win be Mise Mary Stuart
wurts. Miss Mary 7. Denoiis, Miss Hope Trux-
tun Bea1e, Miss NJ. Eulalis Wilcox. Miss Flo
renee Meade, Mrs. Joseph Harrison. 8. Sargent
Large, Malcolm Lloyd, Henry Gibson, George
Brown, William Plat Pepper and clsrencs W.
Fisher
DR.. and Mrs. Benjamin Brannan Reath. Of
1s11 Walnut street, will give theatre party,
followed by supper at the Rits-CaFlton. in
honor of their niece, Miss Elisa Reath, and her
hanoe, John A Appleton, Of New York Among
the guests viii be Miss Jean Newbold Thomp-
son, Miss Charlotte Harding Brown, Miss Cor
nella Carter Leidy Miss Margaret Handy Bur
ton. Miss Inez Drayton, John Q. Bell, Jr., J.
Hamilton Cheston, Alexander Mercer Biddle,
Jr.. Thomas X. Finletter and Ludwig G. Lewis.
At the opera Miss Katharine Ashhurst Bowie,
daughter OF Mr. and Mrs r. II. Bayard Bowie,
OF ITO Walnut street, win be guest Of honor
in the box of Mrs. John White Geary. of Chest
nut Hlll. The other guests win include Mr. and
Mrs. r. sturgis Ingersoll. Miss Helen Ellis
Stanley Stokes, Joseph vanPelt and Howard
Mccall
Miss Hope McMichael will also be entertained
at the opera by Mr.. and Mrs. @. Emory Mo
Michael, Of Knoll House." Devon.
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CHESTNUT HILL

sunrage dance, held at Crusaders Hall
night. was great success. p. Ritten-
as Miller, of East Mount Airy avenue, en-
s's1ned party OF 25, and Mrs. ]. Archer
h OF Chestnut Hin. had a number Of
s-'sa from the Main Line. Others who were
sh1 were Mr. and Mrs. William Albert
Ar and Mrs. H. Horace Burrell. Mr..
AIRS J. Edwin Hubbell, Dr. and Mrs.
se 8 Weller Miss Eleanor Wood. Miss
- ) Feldmann. Miss Marion Hubbell. Miss
ION eoons. Miss Evelyn Grieb Miss Evelyn
Edward Rogers. John Armstrong and
hampton Goodwin.
- Evelyn NJ. siney of Prospect Park
- Brooklyn is visiting Mrs. Horace H.
7ss'ei OF aowen avenue.
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CAMDEN AND VICINITY

Mr.. and Mrs. I. West ciaggett and young
son. OF Baltimore. viii arrive this week for
q two weeks visit with Mrs. claggetts mother.
Mrs. John F. Starr. Of 50t Linden street, Mr..
and Mrs. claggett win also make 3 short visit
IN New York city and IN Madison, y. J.
Ars. Mary Brown. Of fs Penn street. has re-
turasd from tie south greatly Improved II
hsalth-
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FRANKFORT

Mr.. and Mrs. William A. Burger. of Jarrett
avenue, will be at home in their new house in
Kensington after January e. Mrs. Burger
will be remembered as Miss Sadie Bttan, of
243S North Goth street.
Frederick Egner, of 6oH Torresdale avenue,
entertained the members of the Ushers' Asso-
citation of the Wlssinoming Presbyterian
Church last night.
Mrs T. Altemus, of East Tabor road has
as her guest. Mrs Wise. of Reed City. Mich.