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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-01-07
NEW MASONIC LODGE INSTALLED:
COLUMBUS KNIGHTS To CRUCES
Mayor Tom Lea is Installing Officer For Fraternity
Lodge iii; Will Have Lodge Hall in New Lanier
Building; Knights of Columbus Go in Autos to
Attend the Reception to Bishop Schiller

TRATERNITY lodge No III. An
cient Free and Accepted Masons,
recently granted a charter by the
grand lodge of Texas. was instituted
by mayor Tom Lea. district Seputy, in
the Scottish Rite hall, 42O san Antonio
street. Thursday night About 120
AIasons were present After the in
staIation of officers a smoker was held
when talks were made by a number Of
those present.
The officers installed were as fol
lows: A. J. Carpenter, worshipful mas
Ter; Frank G. Powrie, senior warden;
John Hughes. junior warden, z N.
Whitaker. senior deacon; NJ II. Mac
Callum, junior deacon; L J. Gilchrist
treasurer. W. A Doolittle. secretary;
L a Kannapel. senior steward; w Z
orr. junior steward: W A Johnston,
tier
The new lodge was chartered with
a membership Of IS. Meetings will lie
held at 40 San Antonio street the sec
Ond and fourth Tuesday Of each month
until the Lanier building is completed,
when one floor Of that building will
be used as a lodge room.
Charter Members
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-01-07

FIks paw s500o on Home.

Fl PasO lodge of Elks paid off $4,000
Indebtedness during the past week on
its home and only $4,000 is now due OH
the place. 1t is expected TO pay this
Of all debt and viii own its property
outright Plans will likely be drawn
at an early date for a new home for
the lodge.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-01-07

lin to the 81 Paso chap
Newell reclamation news. [volume] (Newell, Butte County, S.D.) 1910-19??, 1916-01-27
The Leep Yeer BawI.

On February 4th of this year at
Woodmen Hall,
Will be given Leap Year Ball.
Now girls, it's up to you to say,
The pleasure'll all be mine
If you'll accompany me to the
dance this time.
Dance with all the men in general,
with your partner more than
three
Take him often to the punch bowl,
let him have sip with thee.
Introduce the others to him whom
be happens to adore.
In short, do IS you bsve been done
by. at the dances gone before.
The ladies will strive their best to
make happiness your fate
Except some you have overlooked
who may reciprocate.
The Wizard Burbank never grew
q strange fruit. sweet or sour,
That will compare in strangeness
70 the 1915 Wali-hower.
x. Hin,
Newell reclamation news. [volume] (Newell, Butte County, S.D.) 1910-19??, 1916-01-27
Notice of Mortgage Sale.

WHEREAS. Adolph Van Spange a single man
OF Butte County South Dakota, did on the Third
day of July A. D.. 1918, make. execute and deliver
to VIM. ]. Mundt, of Pierre. Hughs County. South
Dakota, his certain promissory note for $50 Goat
10 per cent per annum payable in annual INSTALL
ments of ten dollars each first instaliment due
the third day of July ga That to secure the
payment of the said note said Adolph Van
Spanje made, executed and delivered TO VIM j.
Mundt, his certain real estate mortgage. upon the
west half of the south east quarter, and the
south east quarter of the south west quarter of
section twelve. and the north east quarter of the
north west quarter of section thirteen, all in town
ship nine, North of Range four. East of the Black
Hills Meridian. in Butte County South Dakota
That said mortgage was recorded on page 435, in
Book as of the records of the office of Register Of
Deeds for Butte County South Dakota on Sep
TENDER second, 1913. That it was stipulated in
said mortgage. that il said mortgagor failed to pay
the taves said lands above described before the
same became past due. or if he failed to pay the
construction c harges maintenance charges,
operating charges, and all water rents due to the
Government of the United States before the said
charges became past due, or if the mortqagor
failed to pay the installments due said promis-
story note. then the said mortgagee might elect to
declare the whole amount of said note and mort
gage due; And the said mortgagor having failed
to pay the said taves due the said land, and
having failed to pay the operating expenses. and
the maintenance charges, and having failed to pay
the note above described. and the mortgage hay
Ing paid the taves, the operating and maintenance
charges and no action or proceeding having been
begun to enforce the payment Of any Of the above
charges paid by the mort gage the said mortgage
elects to declare the note above named due and
the charges above named due and payable under
the said mortgage and the stipulation therein
contained:
That the whole amount due from the said mort
gagor to this mortgagee on the note and mortgage
and the payments made above named is One
Hundred Fifty Nine and 52-l0o Dollars as follows:
Due and unpaid mortgage note and interest
thereon, s40.44. Taves past due and paid by
mortgage. and interest thereon. s2422. Operat-
ing and maintenance charges paid by MORTGAGE
and interest thereon. s34 l6 Construction charges
paid by mortgage. and interest thereon s35.e
Attorneys fees allowed by statute. $500
Therefor. by virtue of the statutes and Of the
stpuations contained In the said mortgage the
rea-estate above described will be sold at the
front door of the Court House of Butte County,
S. D., at Belle Fourche, South Dakota by the
Sheriff of said County Saturday, March 4th,
.9l6 at ten o'clock A. M, Mountain time) of
said day.
Dated at Pierre South Dakota, January 20. 1915.
VIM. J. Mundt Mortgage
D. W. March, Attorney. Pierre, s. D.
date of first publication January 90. 1861
date Of last publication February "a. 1861
Newell reclamation news. [volume] (Newell, Butte County, S.D.) 1910-19??, 1916-01-27
LIQUOR SALES FALLING OFF
Internal Revenue Report Shows De.
crease in Consumption.

Washington, Feb. THE report
Of the commissioner of internal reve.
nue. for the year ending June 80, 1915,
is just out and shows a decrease In
the production of distilled liquors
during the year of 41,263,439 gallons,
and the withdrawal" of spirits, wh.ch
more nearly represents the consump.
ton, shows decrease of 14,771, 427. G
gallons. The decrease in the output
of fermented liquors tbeer, etc j
amounted to 6,3S1,256 barrels. For.
ty-one breweries, 1903 distilleries and
1920 saloons closed during the year
ending June 80, and on Dec. 81 seven
states went on the water wagon"
They are Colorado, Washington, Iowa
Oregon, Sortn Carolina. Idaho and
Arkansas. Virginia viii go dry Nov
1, 1915, making nineteen dry states
Sixteen hundred saloons and eleven
breweries were closed in Colorado
500 saloons and sixteen breweries in
Iowa and 200 saloons In Idaho, be
sides hundreds In the other states
The seven new dry states add a popu
lation of S,254.043 to the dry ranks,
according to the 1910 census. No
wonder the consumption of liquor is
falling of The total drink bill for
the nation is estimated at $685., 1885,.
S97.25 for the year.
Newell reclamation news. [volume] (Newell, Butte County, S.D.) 1910-19??, 1916-01-27
| NEWELL RECLAMATION NEWS.
Yearly Subscription
!: Vale and Vicinity

Guy hlngSDurY : new house Il
beginning TO appear at Vale. They
will be residents of the town for
the winter and probably perman-
emily.
The community building will be
dedicated for divine service soon.
The Newell choir has promised to
assist and others OF note will assist
at the ceremony.
G. E. Thomas, the Vale black
smith, and James Fowler were
Newell visitors last Monday. Mr..
Thomas has been doing very
good business lately.
A leap year dance will be given
at Vale Friday, February 4th.
The Whltewood orchestra will fur
nish the music and an oyster supper
will be served at the hotel. The
ladies will buy the tickets.
John j. Schaff, son of Mr.. and
Mrs. j. G. Schaff of Volunteer,
and Miss Bertha Holdren, daugh-
ter of Mr.. and Mrs. w. H. Hol-
dren of Vale, were united in mar
rage Yesterday morning at ten
. clock at the Catholic parsonage
~ ,turgis. by Rev. Father Col
inban of st. Martins church, the
Witnesses to this happy event be
ing the groom brother, and 5 ster
Amelia. The newl y welded couple
left on the noon train for Lead
where they intend to make their
future home and where the groom
mas held down a good position with
the Homestake company the past
year. Mr.. and Mrs. Schaff are
both well known in Sturgis and
vicinity and need no introduction.
--Sturgis Record.
Saturday night at Vale the event
of the season was held, namely the
Bean Social. La spite of the fact
chat 1t had been postponed several
times large number attended and
all seemed to enjoy the festive
occasion. The bean soup was GER
tainly good but was inadequate to
supply the wants Of the hungry
IN spite of the fact that there was
a large boiler full of it as well as
other deIicacies. A duet by the
Misses Lelah and Willimay Hol-
dren, and sole by Miss Majorie
Long were well rendered and re-
ceived. After the social a club
was organized having for its object{
the welfare of the community and
TO promote the community or get
together spirit prevailing now.
The club will be given a name at |
the first regular meeting next
night.
Newell reclamation news. [volume] (Newell, Butte County, S.D.) 1910-19??, 1916-01-27
Lease OF Common School Lands.

Notice is hereby given that on March Is 1915.
all Of the Unbiased common school lard in Butte
County will be.offered for lease at public auction
between the hours Of 10 O'Clock a m and clock
p m at the court house in said county.
Dated at Pierre. January T. 1916
FRED HEPPERLEE.
Commissioner of School and Public Lande
Newell reclamation news. [volume] (Newell, Butte County, S.D.) 1910-19??, 1916-01-27

The liquor power is today the strong
right arm Of centralized corruption.
Newell reclamation news. [volume] (Newell, Butte County, S.D.) 1910-19??, 1916-01-27

Whis-key is key that will unlocl
Pandoras box for any nation under
the sun.
Newell reclamation news. [volume] (Newell, Butte County, S.D.) 1910-19??, 1916-01-27

"Give me liberty or give me death
is as vital an issue today as 1t ever
was.
Newell reclamation news. [volume] (Newell, Butte County, S.D.) 1910-19??, 1916-01-27

There is no chemistry in time u
transmute wrong into right"
Newell reclamation news. [volume] (Newell, Butte County, S.D.) 1910-19??, 1916-01-27
STAGE TO HOOVER. COVERT Ann
yAMPONT

The stage leaves Newell at 4.
a.. Mondays. Wednesdays and FRI
lays. Leaves ssmpont at I. M.
alternate days We carry passene-
ers and pey special attention 70 Pal.
els and usht freight.
Newell reclamation news. [volume] (Newell, Butte County, S.D.) 1910-19??, 1916-01-27

The only effectual way to get rid Of
drunkards Is to cease their creation
Newell reclamation news. [volume] (Newell, Butte County, S.D.) 1910-19??, 1916-01-27
TIME CARD. G. 3 4. ". nv

No. ITO Way freight al,
No. 706 Omaha & Chi. Pass. ..3:4;
%. 7ss Black Hills Express .2:fI
los Way Freight .....1:5l
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-05-20
MANY WEDDINGS TO BE CELEBRATED
IN AND OUT OF TOWN TODAY
Miss Martha Walton and Mr. William A. Wiedersheim 3D.
Will Be Married This Afternoon at the
Walton Home

TNHE wedding of Miss Martha Walton,
i daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Charles S. Wal
ton, of Walmarthon. st. Davids, and Mr..
William A. Wiedersheim, 3D. will take place
today at o'clock. The Rev. John Pidge,
pastor of the Fourth Baptist Church, will Of
ficiate Miss Walton, who will be given in
marriage by her father will wear superb
gown Of white satin covered with an over
dress of tulle and silver lace. She will wear
n tulle veil and will carry white orchids
and lilies of the valley, Miss Helen Bates.
of st. Davids, who will act as maio OF
honor will wear n frock of pink tulle with
n hat to match. and will carry pink roses
There will be two little flower girls both
nieces OF Miss Walton. Miss Clarlssa wal
ton and Miss winIfrid Walton,who Will wear
frocks of white with pink sashes ana VIII
carry baskets of pink flowers. Mr.. Wieder-
sheim will have as best man Mr., treoerlck
Schae effer. After an extended wedding Jour
new Mr.. and Mrs. Wiedersheim Will i've IN
St DaVids.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-05-20
SPORTS SUITS ARE ALL
THE RAGE AT THE SHORE
Simplicity in Attire Largely in
Vogue on the
Walk

Sports suits are the garments par excei-
lence on the Walk these days, and all the
hats are extremely plain. Simplicity
reached its nth power today, when q mod
ish maid appeared in a dark blue silk sports
suit and a blue straw hat, the sole adorn-
ment of which consisted of two bright crirn-
son cherries dangling beneath the brim.
DR.. and Mrs, William Edgar Darnall. who.
gave one of the largest dances of the season
last night at the Hotel Traymore, have as
their house guests at their cottage. 1704
Pacific avenue, DR., and Mrs, Swithin
Chandler, DIR. and Mrs. Wilmer Krusen,
DR., and Mrs. Lewis Ziegler. Mr.. and Mrs.
Barden Keech, of Philadelphia: Miss Jas
sic Sharp, of West Chester; Mrs Sharp
Macdonald. of Pittsburgh, and Mr.. and
Mrs. Curtis Guthrie, of Wilmington.
Miss Margaret Ryan has Joined Miss Ger
trude Rutter, of New York. at the Tray
more. Mr. and Mrs. H. Warren Hale and
family who have been at the hotel for q
month. returned to their Philadelphia home
Thursday afternoon
Mr.. and Mrs Theodore w, Reath are
here, accompanied by Miss Elsa Reath.
Mrs, Oliver Reeder is at the Brighton
with Miss Reeder and Miss Edna Parlett.
Mrs. w. /. Adams, of Chestnut Hill. who
is at the Chelsea, will be Joined by her
daughter, Mrs Fell over the weekend.
Mr.. and Mrs. N. G Cregar, who motored
down from Radnor, have returned home.
DR., and Mrs Q, w Macfarlane have
taken apartments at the Chelsea Hotel for
the summer and will arrive the first OF
June,
Mr.. and Mrs, Edwin Hagert Joined the
Philadelphia colony at the Marlborough
Blenhelm today Mr.. and Mrs Craig N.
Ligget are at the Brighton. as is Mrs.
Howard Butcher, Jr.
The Caldwells will be well represented
in the cottage colony this summer. Mrs.
Seth Caldwell. Jr., who comes here every
year, has taken Chelsea cottage. se07
Pacific avenue, Mr. ]. =. Caldwell has
leased a beautiful Ventnor residence, 6003
Boardwalk, and Mrs. ], Albert Caldwell, OF
the Bellevue-Stratford, will spend the SUM
mer at Derby place and the beach.
Mrs. Smith T. Johnson entertained at
bridge today at the Hotel Chelsea, Mrs.
August Bolte gave a bridge party at her
Ventnor cottage
Mrs Alexander Balfour and her grand-
daughter Miss Julia Macken, win occupy
their Chelsea home, 3 South Brighton ave-
nue., the first Of June.
Mr.. and Mrs, ], T, King Of Germantown.
will open their Chelsea cottage Saturday
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-05-20

TNHE Terpslchoreans will give their an
i nual informal dance this evening at the
Germantown Cricket Club. Mr.. Birnbrauer.
president of the organization, has devoted
much Of his time and energy toward maxi
ing the Terpsichorean dances great sue
cess. The officers are Mr.. X J. Blrn-
brauer, president Mr.. j. p. Mccullough
treasurer Mr.. c. II, Knauer assistant
treasurer Mr.. f. Henderson, secretary
and Mr.. C. f. wol1nger. The patronesses
are Mrs H. Birnbrauer Mrs. j. H. Brooks
Mrs. A. Henderson, Miss +. Henderson,
Mrs. G.. H. Knauer, Mrs. NJ. II. Mccullough,
Mrs. f. j. schlaich, Mrs. C. e. wolhnger
and Mrs. w, II. Loughery,
At the annual election of the Del Fonte
Country Club, on Thursday. May H. the
following officers were elected for the ensu-
ing year; Mr. VAssar Kitchenmann, presi-
dent; Mr.. James b, McFetridge, secretary; ;
Mr. Thomas n. Noble, treasurer House
Committee, Mr. Kitchenmann, Mr.. McCand-
less, Mr. Watson: Committee on Entertain-
ment, Mr.. Kitchcnmann, Mr.. Dohrman and
Mr. McClenaghen.
The club will hold the formal opening of
its new house at National Park tomorrow
TIME Marching Club Committee of Wash
J. ington Camp, 345, p. o. S. of A., will give
an excursion to Rivervlew Beach on satur-
day, July /. leaving Arch street wharf $3.50
o'clock and returning about 1890.
The purpose of this excursion is to defray
the expenses of making creditable showing
in the parade of August "a in Philadelphia
at the conclusion of the golden jubilee con-
vention of the order,
The committee includes Mr.. Charles n.
Shaffer, of 81 East Hortter street; Mr.. J.
Carlisle, of 81 East Seymour street: Mr..
W. Richter, of 58+4 Baynton street; Mr.. II.
Shafer, of 4S West Haines street. and Mr..
Edward Showsker, of 6655 Crowson street.
Miss Margaret NJ. Phillips, daughter of
DR.. M. Phillips, gave luncheon on
Wednesday, May TO- In honor of her cousin,
Miss Mary Rose Gallagher. daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. John Gallagher, of North
Penn, who will be married in the fall to
DR.. ]. F. O'Connor, of Scranton. Among
the guests were Mr. Hugh NJ Phillips, Miss
Bessie Phillips, Dr. M. Phillips, Mr.. and
Mrs. Gallagher, Mr.. and Mrs Joseph NJ.
Phillips Miss Smith, Mrs. Doyle, Miss Nor
gan, Miss Healy, Miss Blanchfeld Mr.. II,
Gray. Mr.. j. NJ. Phillips, Mr.. C. Gallagher,
Mrs. F. Gallagher, Mrs. II. Gallagher, Mr..
Ernest and Mr.. Benney. Supper followed.
The Friends of Lebanon Hospital will
give dance tomorrow night at the Park
way Building, Broad and Cherry streets.
A prize will be given to the best dancers
in the competition
A DELIGHTFUL concert by the Castel-
"A lette Musical Club, under the direction
of Madame Bdouard De VIII Castle, was
given on Friday, May 12, in the Gold
Room of the AdelpFia Hotel to the men,
bers of the Pennsylvania Womens Press
Association. The following members of the
Castellette Musical Club were present and
took part in the program:
Miss Clara Laventhol. accompanist and
piano solost Miss Helen Lamourent elo-
cutionist; Miss Eva Resenfeld, Miss Alice
Barrett soprano. The Musical Club has
been most successful In giving entertain
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-05-20
GREAT PREPARATIONS
FOR FETE NEXT WEEK
Mater Misericordiae Hospital to
Benefit by Outdoors
Affair

Preparations are still going on for the
large Fete Champetre which will be held
next Friday and Saturday on the grounds
Of the Merton convent for the benefit of the
new Mater MIsericordiae Hospital. During
the last week a whole list Of new names
has been added to those already interested
in the affair, and each and every one is
working hard for the success Of the enter
tainment.
A bevy of young girls including Miss
Helen McNichol, Miss Loretta McShane,
Miss Margaret Mullln. Miss Helen Artman,
Miss Reba Boothby, Miss Olga Dorfner,
Miss Benora Gretz, Miss Josephine Michell
and Miss Madeleine Barthmaier will assist
Mrs. John M. Barthmaler and Mrs, Henry
f. Mlddendorf at the practical booth. And,
at the soda fountain, Mrs, M. A. Burns
aides will include Mrs. NJ +. Mccullough,
Mrs. Thomas Hickey, Mrs, Edward Fay,
Mrs ]. Corigan, Miss J. Mulherin, Miss
Katherine Hosty, Miss Bessie Mullln. Miss
Elizabeth Young and Miss Katherine Kee-
nan.
At the amusement centre where there will
be all kinds of attractions for young and
old, Mrs. William ]. Begley, president of
the Ladies' Auxiliary of the new hospital,
under whose auspices the fete Is given, has
added Chinese laundry. A young man
dressed in the garb of Chinaman will be
seen busily ironing shirts, while Chlnese
girls will sell laundry tickets In exchange
for which mysterious packages will be
handed out to the visitor. Mrs. Begley Will
be assisted by Mrs. Joseph Donovan, Mrs.
A. L. Fitzpatrick, Mrs, 7. l, Daily, Miss
Ida DouBherty Miss I. NJ, Trainer, Miss
Florence Close, Miss Katherine Rowan, Miss
Jeanette S1lapka, Mrs, Walsh, Mrs. Don
Mcdowell, Mrs. l.. e. Bennis Miss Marie
Toner, Miss Katherine McCarron, Miss
Roberta Browning and Miss Elisabeth Ma
gee and others.
At the Religious table Miss r. Cantwell
and her aides will sell books religious pic
lures, handsome statues, rosaries and &C.
clesastical goods of all kinds.
| Mrs Harry p. Blank, assisted by Mrs
John C. McKeon Mrs Albert Gumbert, Mrs.
| William Ryan, Miss Kathleen Delaney, Miss
| Beatrice Harrity, Miss Marguerite Eagan,
| Miss Caroline Coleman and Miss Helen
Garrity will have charge Of the fancy booth,
where will be displayed the most exquisite
| articles. Little Dutch girls, of wood paint
| ed In Holland costume, with clumsy wooden
shoes and carrying aloft quaint bowls, will
| proclaim their use as artistic candlesticks.
Marie Antoinette vases, auto cases fitted
| with all necessary dishes for the tourist
lunch dainty boudoir lamps in Dresden
| and the new black effects will be other
novelties discovered at the little French
shop.
At the jelly table Mrs. Mary McFillan,
Miss Katherine Raleigh and Miss Lucy
Call will sell delicious home made pre-
| serves and jelles.
| Altogether, the fete promises to be a huge
success. At each of the IS booths novel
and artistic articles will be displayed
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-05-20
Military Academy Dance

The drill han Of the Pennsylvania Milf
tary Academy at Chester was the scene OF
an attractive dance last night. The junier
hop is always a source OF joy TO the young
officer and the Main Line schoolgirl and
they were all there on Friday night, and
girls from other States and army oaIcers
also. The hall was artisticaliy decorated
with spring flowers and gold and blue hunf-
ing, and cannon were used also about the
room with good effect, Among the patron
esses We're Mrs Miles c. Burt Mrs e Ed
ward Clyde, Mrs. Silas Q. Comfort, Mis-
Anne Hetzel, Miss Carrie Hetzel. Mrs. 5az
seph b. Hinkson Mrs, Charles = Hsale
Mrs. Frank X Hyatt. Mrs. Samuel i
Seeds. Mrs. ]. Clldord Jones. Mrs. Aeasz
M. Starr, Mrs Henry V. II. Stosxer AIas
Frank G, Sweeney Mrs, Richard WelherlI1
Mrs. Bennett \. Wilson. Mr., Iueiua =
Moore vas chairman Of the Dance caInnIII-
tee and the committee included zIr. Jahn
Christensen. M. n + Hlnnehaazsr. ~
~ =. Hell ena ~ T. Z Lazz
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-05-20
Along the Main Line

oVERBRooK-Miss Marjorie e. Evans
entertained the members of her 800" this
afternoon Her guests included Miss Laura
Garrett, Miss Sara ]. Packer, Miss Sara h.
Miller, Miss Evelyn Tomlinson, Mrs. Clar-
ence Thomas and Miss Hannah Lewis.
A musicale was given this afternoon
by the pupils of Mrs. c. NJ Lewis, of Lam
caster avenue, at the home of Mrs James
G. Dalsour, Drexel ROAD, They were as
sisted by Madam Stewart Taylor, vocalist.
The guests included Mrs Harry Curtis,
Mrs, d. H. Kellogg, Mrs. L. II. Rittenhouse,
Mrs. Harry Toulmin, Miss Marion Toulmn,
Mrs. George Peterson, Mrs. Charles Edger-
ton Mrs, Llewellyn Jones, Mrs Horace w.
Smedley, Mrs, Kenneth Rushton, Mrs, Rob-
ert w. Tunis and Mrs. Rayburn Clark
Smith.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-05-20

In M,I shortly issue invitations to a d,nros.
Sa,,ss IN honor Of Miss Elizabeth Miiior
20 Isr sliter OF Mr.. and Mrs Phillinus Ntiior
on Friday, June 1s. puS Mlier'
NJ MISS as Dolly y Duane, the little daughter NJ
-. anu Mrs. Russell Duane, will snend .b.
weekend as the guest of the srai, se,,.,.1e .ne
un mr and Mrs. Carroll Hodge AZ ei,,ul
"yuo' their place in Radnor.
Mrs. George F. Tyler, of ceors,on NJ.
race, Elkins Park will give a tennis tonrna- :
,o Mr' and Mrs. A. J. Drexel BiddIs To-
tvio bth avenue, New York. will ~ ~ =.
Hrookviile, L. l., today to occupy Mr. NJ
nan a Ripleys estate for the summer
An attractive musical tea will bo e,,.r
thls afternoon by Mr. and Mrs fJog,aSa
tLongstreth, OF Dove Mill House. Havsr.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Wilson Curtin
ssl5 De Lancey place, will entertain AZ
iuncheon tomorrow at the Phliadelphia
Country Club. p'''"
Friends of Mr.. Charles w. Thorpe. OF
Bryn Mawr Will regret to hear that he IA
confined to the house by illness.
Mrs. Charles Carver has sent out cards
for tea on Friday, May &C. at Carolton.
Haverford from 4 until o'clock. Miss
Alice Carpenter, Of New York, will speak
on Woman Suffrage"
The Rev. w A. Roberts, d. D., of wlnde-
mere avenue, Wayne, has gone to Atlantic
City where he is the stated clerk of the
Church. vs. ''>''