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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1915-10-19
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g. S. Srif, 81 Ssubre; Sran Hni4
fine gaoer, GO Sabre; Srau MsatBtl<
&c Woeller, go SnbrR.
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@anofb, $500 Der Naa56eI.
Gnntelolfpes, GuIuru0n 60c Der grute.

@anofb, $1.00 Der Maf6eI.
Gnnteloupes, Colorado 60c per Crate.
grnAe.
Reerrettig<WurseI per Hf6. 12Ne.
aopffnlat. $3.50 per Crate.
8eeten. 40c per 9t6.s Banbel.
gierpfldr3en. 1925 Der NuideL.
Gbinnt. AZ ter BhfnS.
HliimentchI. 10c be- Bfino.
@elbe @Nr5eln, 40c per Onkerb<
UiinbeI.
yie5.Nearft.
Gan Gntonio. Eeg. 10. Oft. 1916
Sd5en $500 Bis $685..
8iihe $3.15 bis 1925.
&dIber $500 Bis $7.35.
Bnlen $4.75 bis $5.fO.
ct. 2onis. 10. Oh. 1915. MiaSs
pieb. SeTnssgieh. 1925 Bis $3.50.
Sdtueine $6.75 Bis $50.
Gaute.
S6ipere BON G6Iatter ......22 gte-
9eiGtc btm SAIndter ........22 etc.
@riin aeialaene ..........1Sh GtS.
Geae.
WngoraeSieaen. per Ef6. ......10 Cts
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O'8rpant, friiber Diltrift glerf uno
2egislaturmitglie6.
Die 5tpeite 9ibiiion Der Ser
Staaten Grmee tpur6e in Seras Gin
~onfgeloit. 9ie Offioiere uno
Wanni6aften bleiben ~borl1ufia BORT
nno bereiten 1ih Dor, na1 ben pct=
ldieoenen Stationen gu geben, gu
melden fie, ulaut 8efebl", geben
miilien. @eneralmaior S. Jranf
Sen miro ann 4. DECEMBER in Sun
5rancisco oas Gommanoo iiber bie
tpeItlibe 9ibifion iibernebnten.
&ongreBmann 81. 8. Senrp,
Sberiteutnant 6. g. Slide nno eini=
&c atoere fih oafiir intereeIlierenos
&erren meroen cine 5ebntdeige &eiie
langit Der Eerasfufte nnternebmer,
Inn Die 8elbaffettbeit unierer Safen,
JluBmiinoungen un6 natiirIiden utio
fiinitlihen @aiierftraBen elmer
griinOliden Snfpeftion sn unter5ie-
ben. 0ie &eiie miro nit Ser 2aui,h
oes Oberiten Slide gema9t merosa
lino miro iid BON Sreeport an Ser
Miinoung oes 8ra5os bis Corpus
Gbriii erftreden, bon no aus sic
Serren per 8abn nod Brownsville
geben mer6en.
Ser fiioli6 gebenoe 3ug Der
ct. 2onis> 8~rotpnsbiIle mno Merico
8abn tDlroe Montag nadt 6H Mei-
len peftlih bon Brownsville 6urd
merifaniide 8an6iten geipaltlam our
Gntgleiiung gebraht. Ser 3ngfiib-
rer, einige Yafiagiere uno orei COT
onten tuuroen fofort getotet. GIN
Neger erreibte iein Saus, bier Mei-
len bon Dem l1nfnI entfernt urro gab
ben erften Mlarm. 3nei Gornpag-
fieft Snfonterie unb sfpei @dpaoro-
men &abaaerie ipuroen nit eillen
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uno es bieB, Bob cine 8dnoe bon rs
W~erifanern eine Sbiene bonn @elei-
aus6rah uno oaonrf Sen 5Smg
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Nc@ain, Der OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
rpuroe in ben 2eib eeldoiiem.
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an Der Gatg, iiioIid bon Waribaa,
puroen mebrere Yerfonen nerieti.
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lahmittag s rbr nabe Sopdeton.
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gen fielen bon elmer boben Bride in
BEN @rdbeu. gcn6lfteur Mi6en nrE.I
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zen gumpfer urr6 oas ufer oes Ra-
lafs geriet.
Sn Ser Gisurrg Der COUNTY
im JIorrspiTle, @iIion
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aontruff fir 6ie grridtung elmer
Bride ii6er BEN galaberas Greet
msgegeben. Dfe Briide miro 400
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Hift erffdrgn.
sSn &ouiton ereignete fid Mon~|
tag elm eigentiimIider Mntomobilun-
9as Muto 5~ertriimmerte eiirl
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perIett. Ser Mutomobaltreiber it'll
perbaftet. Die BerIebten fino: Wrs.
TmuIine Meinife un6 Wrs. ". Wsei-
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0thtuiUJAAeH 0SjtSS% StAt OuiiSl
ton Sonnobenb naht, nobe Der @ob-
mnng oes gebiiIfsiberiffs 90. S.
gfoIs, geldoiien uno get0tet. Mrs.
gfols bebauptet, Semanb tudre in
berodhtiger Weiie INN ibr Sans &c.
idIihen uno fie bdtte alf Die Berfor
gelhofien.
- Ser in Sort 8ortb friib NOR.
gems f6Iige Haiiagier5tg Der SriS.
co-8obn langte nit 12~itiinoiger Ser
ip1tuns infoIse GROCER Dammipes'
nnfhungen nabe Sugo, SfIa., i'm
@auptbabnbabnbof ON.
= 9ie iabrlihe 8~erfammIung De,
| Farmers Union miro in Dallas ar
l22. un6 90. Sftober ftattfinoen. Or
Is. Reia, Der 8oriibenbe oieles Ser
bon6es, bot Dos ct. George Sote
ols Souptquortier beitimmt. sSn bic
Ter 8erIammlung meroen @eIhditI
BON GROCER 8eoeliting erleoigt fper
ben u1b Neill bofft aif cine groB'
@eteiligung.
Sn Oollas fono Montaa 81
finite iabrlife 8eriammlung DC
teraniiden 8oltdtiefcitsgeienifnft
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Mopor BON 9oIlas. eroffnete oi
Gerfammlung nit elmer 8euilfomm
nungsreoe.
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8eIfes Gel unb @aioIin crb6It
mon BON Scr CLIMB Oil &c. 400
STt.G ommeree ctr. Neues Eel. Era.
big 2252.
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Ban : Grlanbnisffeine.

ainnarb & Sreb. Sduppen. Souib
@aImit Ctr; 500.
YetridsGour 9umber Co.. gerduoes
rl,neen, 2omor Ctr; 800.
Srai 80. gSitte. @ebdube, Soleoae
Ctr. 5000.
S. Sppenbeimer. ngorb". Gait @f-
mira Ctr, 5000.
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las critic Gsnsert Der No5art
SDeiefn

fin0ct nru /. Ge5ember itntt, in mel
dem iif aud Der beriibmte Tenrr
HouI Meimers boren Iaiien miro.
Gein Iroaramm lit:
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NaMmtuolle.
Can Nntonio. liz Gents.
@albeiton, ge5tern 1925 Gents.

VuWuttUpMe.
Gan Mntonio, Tx Gents.
@albefton. aeiteru 1925 Gents.
r.t.,.r.....-w..S.r4.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
gan Artpnin, 3eG. 10. Gtt. -19l5
Yrime CRUDE Cotton Seeo Oil. 81
0etts Der @nuone-
Netu gprf, 10. OIL Spot $3.50
nn0 $7.85; Nobember. $7.75 ln5 $7.76:
De8enber, $7.78 un6 ST. 90; debruor.
$7.96 nnb $7.97; Nedra. $500 uar6
$8.04; gnriI, 1912 nn6 $8.15; Rai.
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3elrafsIheinr. - 0ebMrten.
So6csf6ae-

S~o6rsfGae-
9etrntsfdeile
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mis-.
Sobn Stepben uno ellie aate
9etid.
gomaro Jrnnf 0elfers uns Sole
pbine &nbanaugb.
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6a Ok. Mrnolo.
See Sdudar6t un6 SuIoa 8ur5-
bad.
@iliam 8. aanlon uno anna
5dnIt.
Cleo. S. mepers uno geulab
Brit1aro.
Sobn Seftis uno Sba $. Serring.
George Senrp Span uryo @ono-
rine Meid.
Ebomas GleDer Scoees urao Eob.1
goitb Stern.
@ebMr IT e
81. $. Brand Hno Grau, eim &n-,-
be; $. 2uouig lruo Srai, elm &na-
be; $. S. MbterBerg nno Jrau~ elm
&ndbe; Sarrp Mdsfs uno Srau~ ain
0G6den.
So0esfGIIe.
g. S. Grid, 81 Ssubre; Sran Haai4
fine 8aoer, 62 Sabre; Srau MatBns
&C Moeqer, go SnbrR.
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Nad unb md.

aSot Sbr Nadbar Die Sdimpf-
morte 5liriifgenommert, oie er IN
Der @irtidaft geaen Sic ousgelto-
Ben?"
YSa, ollie - bis auf ben uShaf
fopf erfter 3laife~. oariiber iteben
mir nod IN 1tnterbanoIling!~
@s miro 8ieles BEL Seite &C.
idobeu, mas Id)on Der Mube inert
iuire an ii6 beran5u5ieben.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-01-13
WILMINGTON

Several interesting weddings are scheduled
for this week, Tomorrow night. at o'clock.
the marriage OF Miss Ruth Mulln, daughter OF
Mr.. and Mrs, John s. Mullin, of this city and
Richard Jackson Freeman Of Germantown, Pa,
will take place in Grace Methodist Episcopal
Church. The Rev. Robert Bagnen, pastor of
Park Avenue Methodist Episcopal Church. will
oficiate assisted by Bishop Joseph Berry, of
Philadelphia, and the Rev. George Edward Reed,
d. D.. pastor OF Grace Church. Mr., Mullin will
give his daughter in marriage. and she will
have four attendants-Mrs. ]. Paul Muln as
matron OF honor; Miss Marion Beadenkopf. as
maid OF honor; Miss Edith Montgomery. of VIII
mington. and Miss Helen Biggs OF Middletown,
as bridesmaids Jane Mulln niece OF the
bride. and Margaret Wickersham. of Woodbury..
N j., will be flower girls.
The bridegroom's best man win be his father.
Frank A. Freeman. of oYerbrook. Pa. Two OF
the brides brothers-J Paul Mullin. of this city,
and John II. Mullin, OF Baltimore. Edwin La
vino. Dr. Leslie Mulford, OF Philadelphia
Wynns Armstrong, OF Msrehantville, N. j., and
C. L. Pierson, OF st. Dayid's Pa win be the
other ushers, After the wedding ceremony the
bridal party will receive the guests in the
Rose Room OF the Hotel du Pont.
After their return from bridal trip Mr.. and
Mrs Freeman will live at el1s Overlook avenue.
philadelphia.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-01-13

AT HOME TODAY
Wednesday Favorite Afternoon for Informal
Receiving.

Wednesday Favorite Afternoon for Informal
Receiving.
January as month for receiving has be-
come very popular for the "at homes" which
are informal cards having been issued, and
for the formal ones, for which cards re-
ceved and for which the hostesses have long
receiving lines, Wednesday to be the
most favored day. Those who will be at home
this afternoon Mrs Samuel Price Wetherill
and Mrs. C. Shilard Smith, at the residence
of Mrs. Wetherill. 251 South 18th street. No
cards have been sent out.
Mrs. Henry Warrington Doughten, 1880 Pine
street, during the winter. No cards have been
sent out.
Mrs. Avery d. Andrews 1876 South 18th street,
until February. No cards
Mrs. Henry ]. Rowland. 1907 Locust street,
until February.
Mrs. Frank staley and Miss Helen c. staley.
1876 South 23d street. after o'clock until
February. No cards.
Mrs Henry d. Paxson, 2O36 Locust street,
after 8 o'clock. until February. No cards.
Mrs. Thomas H. Fenton and Mrs. ]. B. W.
Bidlack 1919 Spruce street, after O'clock until
February. No cards.
Mrs George H. Lea and Miss Elizabeth Lea,
2i5 South 18th street, after o'clock, during
the winter
Mrs Samuel Keen Ashton, the Misses Ash
ton and Miss Emma Ashton Dorr. 254 South
23d street. after o'clock, until February.
Mrs Benjamin Janney Rudderow. $50 South
2sd street, after 3 o'clock. until Lent. No
cards.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hoxie Harrison Smith, 2025
Locust street. until February.
Mrs, Joseph B. Wainwright and Miss Mary
Coates viii be at home. s21 South 22d street.
after o'clock. No cards.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry d. Paxon, of 2036 Locust
street, will entertain at dinner tonight for her
receiving party and their husbands. Those who
will attend are DIR. and Mrs, Spencer Trotter.
Mr. and Mrs. Francis B. Reeves, Jr., the Rev.
and Mrs. George Warrington Lamb. Mr. and
Mrs. William Newbod Ely and Mr. and Mrs
Richard p. Tatum.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-01-13
AT THE OPERA
Many parties were given last night at the
Metropolitan performance

Many parties were given last night at the
Metropolitan performance
In spite of inclement weather, society at
tended the opera in full force last night.
Miss Marie Louise Wanamaker. debutante
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Rodman Wanamaker,
was entertained by Mr.. and Mrs. d. Pearson
Pearce, of Ardmore. at the opera, followed by
supper at the Ritz-Carlton. The guests
Mr.. and Mrs. Arturo de Heeren Miss Mary
Brown Warburton Miss Charlotte Harding
Brown, Miss Ruth Coke, Miss Cordelia Bddle,
Miss Pauline Disston. Fitz-Eugene Thayer.
Lewis Parsons. Edward Mclean, New York;
Augusta de Heeren, Livingston Sullivan, Philip
S. p Randolph, Jr., Joseph G. Rosengarten, Jr.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles b. Wright of Chestnut
Hill. entertained in their box, followed by sup
per at the Ritz-Carlton, in honor of Mrs.
James Putnam, of New York. The guests at
the supper Mr.. and Mrs Charles s. w.
Packard, Mrs and Mrs. Sidney w. Keith Mr.
and Mrs. William Ellis Scull, Mr.. and Mrs.
George Dallas Dixon, Mr. and Mrs. Charles q.
Coke Mr. and Mrs. William r. Mercer, Mr.
and Mrs. Edward Roberts, Mr. and Mrs. War
ner j. Steel. Mrs. Benjamin Chew Tghman,
Miss Esther B. Hare. Langdon e. Mitchell,
Samuel Chew, Louis A. Biddle. Theodore w.
Cramp, Henry Mexican Ingerson.
Mrs. Alexander Brinton Coke entertained
Mr.. and Mrs James Potter. Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles S. w. Packard. Mrs. Charles Randolph
Snowden and Robert Ralston in their box.
Mrs ]. Harrison Smith, OF the Bellevue
stratford, entertained at dinner before the
opera.
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avenue, will be glad to hear that he has en-
urely recovered from his recent serious illness
Z E Blumner of so West Halnes street left
last week for three weeks trip through Penn
sylvana.
Mr and Mrs, NJ B. Craig, Of 1924 McCallum
street, have gone to New York for several DAYS
The Mothers in Council of Germantown will
give their annual reception to parents
today at the home of Mrs Thomas Raeburn
White 151 West Coulter street The speaker of
the evening will be DR.. Frederic GowIng. His
subject will be Some Constructive Criticisms
of Educational Processes"
Mr.. and Mrs. Frederick Dudley. of 2SO7 Queen
lane, being congratulated upon the birth
of a daughter, born Wednesday. January g.
Miss Helen Fling, of Greene and Coulter
streets will entertain at luncheon and bridge
shortly in honor of Miss Eleanor Edmonds.
Miss Frances Omerly of 1863 Pelham road, Is
spending several days in Atlantic City.
Mrs, Valentine Kotch, of New York, is at
present the guest of her mother Mrs James
Mackeown. of 5932 Pulaski avenue
Miss Dorothy Madison entertained at 800
last evening at her home $500 Chew street. The
guests included Miss Marion l.. Clark, Miss
Clarice f. Meyer Miss Lee Schoenley, Miss
Ella Bennis. Miss katherine Leeler Miss Janet
Young, Miss Marjorie Madison, Gordon Urqu-
hart Harold Byerley, Raymond MacPaul Ed
ward simons, Francis K. Mccarthy, Caldwell
Van Roden and Gilbert Lane.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Duffy, 146 Maryland street.
entertained at dinner last evening in honor of
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Downg whose wedding
took place recently Among those present were
Mrs. John Murphy, Mr. and Mrs. John Clune
Miss Catharine Murphy, Miss Louise Thurston
Miss NJ. Gavaghan, Henry Calyunhoun and
Howard Alsdorf.
William j. Fling, accompanied by his daugh-
ter, Miss Ethel Fling, will leave on Friday jan
uary 15, for Florida, to spend the remainder of
the winter.
Sidney Laske, of New York, Is spending four
weeks with his uncle Adolph Schweriner 5628
McMahon avenue.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Thurman, of $685. Bell
field avenue, will leave on Thursday next for
Klssimmee. Fla, where they will spend the
balance of the winter
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-01-13
NORTH PHILADELPHIA

Miss Rae Feinglass of 2O07 North 31st street,
gave reception In honor of her cousin Miss
Tllie Bloom, OF New York. The guests were
entertained with various musical selections,
which were rendered by Morris waIger. Philip
Friedman and Herbert Veill. The guests in
cluded 1. Bloom. Mr.. and Mrs. P. Feingass
Mrs. F. Werman, Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Leviton
Miss Reba Feinglass, Miss Rose Albert. Miss
Julia Albert. Miss Elizabeth Feldman, Miss
Esther Kuksteln, Miss Rosenbaum, Miss Ida
Feinglass. Charles Kuksten Joseph Freeman,
Harry Albert. Samuel Lerner, Samuel Belltz,
Harry Feinglass Philip Friedman, Mr.. Eddin-
ger, Sol Felnglass. Herbert Veill, Morris Waiger,
Mr. Peckter and Maxwell Rosenbaum.
Mr. and Mrs, George r. Stephens of 1918
North Park avenue. will give card party, fol-
lowed by a supper tonight, in honor of their
house guest, Mrs. Clifford H. Terry, of East
Orange N. ]. The color scheme OF the decora-
tons is pink. the used being combined
with ferns. Other guests Will be Mr.. and Mrs
John p. Wilson, Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred Wosten-
holme, Miss Wilson. George Barry, DR.. and Mrs
Robert Comegys. Mr.. and Mrs. Allen Wilson
and Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Rutherford.
Miss Estelle Winters of 18th street and Grard
avenue. entertained at luncheon and 500" yes
LeT0ay. tdeF bueslS were HleHhpcIb ol GaTu
club and included Mrs Percy Sherlock. Mrs
Albert schenck. Mrs, Charles Hafner. Mrs, Fred
erick Carter. Mrs Frank Smith. Misses Alice
and Edna MeFaddsn. Miss Bertha Weniger
Misses Lillian and Mabel Refer and Mrs. How
ard Jantzen.
Miss Anna sinnott, OF 2Ool North 18th street.
was guest OF honor at 800 party. followed
by supper recently. at the home OF Miss
Mercedes NJ. Schulz. of 1857 North 18th street
Those present were Miss Florence Mills. Miss
Agnes NJ. Kalmbach. Miss Sara q. Ferry Miss
Elizabeth Miller. Miss Stella NJ Schulz. Miss
Mary Miller
Miss Sinnott viii leave for an extended trip
through the West on Thursday,
Mrs. Emily p, Nash, OF 21a North 18th street.
has announced the marriage OF her daughter,
Miss Anna ]. Nash, to Walter A. Young. OF
North Franklin street. The ceremony was per-
formed on Wednesday morning. January 6, in
the Bethlehem Presbyterian Church. Broad and
Diamond streets, by the pastor the Rev. DF.
John r. Davies. Mr.. and Mrs Young on their
return from q short wedding journey win live
at a6s North 18th street, where they will re
celYe after February /
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DESIDES the "at homes" today there will be
Dthe usual affairs for the debutantes, Miss
Jane Harding. daughter of Mrs. George ]. Hard
ing, will be guest of honor at luncheon to be
given by Mrs. William Howell Jr., at her home.
1sO South 22d street. The guests will include
Miss Charlotte Fahnestock, Miss Katherine
Seeler, Miss Emily La Fargo Claxton, Miss
Jean Christian Bullitt, Miss Hope McMIchael,
Miss Helena Robinson, Miss Anna Mary Walt
hour. Miss Edith Nevin Smythe Miss Mary E.
Clayton and Miss Roberta B. Downing.
miss Mildred Marston Jack. daughter OF DR..
and Mrs. l.. Foster Jack, of 1888 Locust street,
will be guest of honor at a theatre party. fol-
lowed by tea at the Bellevue-stratford. to be
given by Mrs. Irwin N. Megargee.
Miss Margaret Berwind,. daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. Henry A. BerwInd. will be guest of honor
at a theatre party which DIR. and Mrs. George
Fales Baker will give. supper and dancing
at the residence of Dr. and Mrs, Baker will
follow.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-01-13

ALTHOUGH clothes for Southern wear seem
IA to be filling the shops, late winter garb is
not altogether neglected, for after all, the per-
centage of those who will shortly desert the
city for warmer cllmes is very small and those
who remain quite much interested in
their appearance the remaining inclement days
Mrs John c. Gilpin, who will be remembered
as Miss Lucy Dsston, looks well in brown
suit Of duvetyne cloth, made on extremely plain
lines. The coat is short in 'front.' having a vest
of brown, and cut quite long in the back. Mrs.
Gpin wears a brown chiffon waist and quite
large sailor-shape hat OF black velvet, with
two pompons Of marten fur hanging loosely on
the edge
Mrs. Frank Byrd Gummey was seen lately
wearing handsome street suit of black broad
cloth Following the mode OF the hour, the
skirt is full the coat knee-length and trimmed
with lynx fur cuffs and collar.
A touch OF color is given by a close-nttlng
hat of tango green felt, which has a hand of
fur and pompon of the same.
Dark blue has become unusually popular, es-
peeially with the debutantes, for street wear.
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LANSDOWNE

The Home and School League will give
"Shakespearean Night" for the benefit of the
new school building, in the Twentieth Century
Club. January 10.
Among the chaperones of the affair win be
Mrs William Anderson, Mrs. ]. Eugene Baker
Mrs. d. Morton Bond, Mrs. Benjamin w. Cars
kaddon. Mrs. John b. Clothier, Mrs. wiIfred
Conrad, Mrs. Cornelius e. Ebry, Mrs. x. Byrne
Dougherty, Mrs. Clarence H. Eppelsheimer. Mrs
Lacey II. Evans Mrs. Edward r. Fackler, Mrs
William H. p. Fisher Mrs Robert w. Gick
Mrs Horace Farnham Griffith Mrs. j. Herbert
Ogden, Mrs. Francis D. Ogden, Mrs, Crosswell
McBee and Mrs. Walton l.. Philips.
The Beta Theta and Ye Owls Club are pre-
pairing for their minstrel show THE Lans-
downe Follies of 1916" which will be given
February Il in the Goth Century Club.
Y Miss Martha Beech. of Shadeland avenue, Is
visiting friends in Washington, D. c.
Miss e. Cora Yeager, of South Lansdowno
avenue is spending the week in Atlantic City.