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Evening star., 1916-08-13
STANTON WEAVER DEAD.
Veteran of the Civil War and
Twelve Years in Public Service.

Stanton Weaver. seventy-four years
old, for the past twelve years a clerk
In the War Department. died Thursday
at Sibley Hospital. following an illness
of three weeks duration. He was taken
to the hospital from his apartment at
the Louden about two weeks ago.
Funeral will be held tomorrow after
noon at 1 o'clock from the undertake
er's rooms, Sd and East Capitol streets.
Interment is to be at Arlington Nation
al cemetery, under auspices of the
Grand Army of the Republic.
Mr.. Weaver was a native of Alliance,
Ohio. At the beginning of the civil war
he enlisted in an Ohio volunteer regi-
ment and served throughout the war.
At its termination he enlisted in the
regular army. in which he served for a
number of years. finally giving it up
to practice law In his home town of
Alliance.
He came to Washington twelve years
ago. He was a member of Farragut
Post, No. 2, G. A. R
Evening star., 1916-08-13
REPAIRS TO VESSELS.
Two Schooners and a Lighter on
Marine WAYS.

Having completed general repair
work the two-masted river schooner
Ella has been lowered from the marine
railway at the Alexandria shipyard. and
has loaded a cargo of coal which she
will take to Colonial Beach.
The schooner Elizabeth Clarke, be-
longing to NJ. c. Clarke of this city, is
out on the marine railway at Deans
boatyard, Alexandria, to paint bottom
and for minor repairs. On completion of
the work the vessel will go to the
lower river to load.
Work is being pushed at Benefits
boatyard on the repairs to one of the
large, lighters belonging to the Wash
ington Brick and Terra Cott Company
The vessel is having all unsound plank
ing removed and replaced with new
material to make her strong and able
to carry the heavy loads of clay and
bricks that will be placed on her. She
will probably be ready for service in
the latter part of the coming week
Evening star., 1916-08-13
Strand.

Douglas Fairbanks, pictured in his
latest success. Reggie Mixes In," will
be today's attraction at the Strand. 1t
is story of the slums, in which a rich
young man. realizing the shallowness
of the conventions of the ultra fash
ionabIe set, seeks a wife from humble
sphere. Mr.. Fairbanks pulls off several
Of his celebrated scraps" Bessie Love-
Joseph Singleton, A. d. Sears. Frank
Bennett and Wilbur Highly are in the
picture cast Tomorrow and Tuesday
Frank keenan, and Enid Markey will
be featured in an exciting detective
photoplay. The Phantom" the story of
an exclusive gentleman thiefH who
through love for young girl gives up
his profession and by his bravery saves
her father from a band Of crooks. A
novel comedy picture. The Mystery of
the Leaping Fish" with Douglas Fair
banks in the leading role, will be shown
also. Wednesday, Thursday and Friday
Mabel Taliaferro will be the picture
star in Gods Half Acre" picture
that contrasts the life of the unfortu-
mates with folks of wealth and distinc-
ton. Rosemary Theby and Harry
Mayors also win be pictured in a
comedy. Their Dream House" Sat
urday Lillian Gish will be featured in
AN Innocent Magdalene" and Chester
Conkling in the keystone farce, His
First False Step" Orchestral accom-
panments will be rendered.
Evening star., 1916-08-13
PUBLIC HEALTH SERVICE.

Changes of duties and stations of
health service for the week ending
Wednesday are announced by Acting
Surgeon General A. II. Glennan as fol-
lows:
Surgeon G. E. Young. to Kansas
City. Mo-. to investigate public health
organization and administration.
Surgeon H. S. Mathewson, take
charge Marine Hospital, Portland. Me-.
during absence of Senior Surgeon p.
C. Kailoch. from August 4.
Surgeon w. C. Billings, twenty-one
days leave of absence from August %.
Passed Assistant Surgeon ]. r. Hur-
ley, to New York for duty in the pre-
vention of interstate spread of polio
myelitis.
Passed Assistant Surgeon Edward r.
Marshall. fourteen days leave from
August 10.
Passed Assistant Surgeon r. NJ.
Grimm, to Columbia, S. c.: Milledge-
vile. Ca, and Jackson. Miss, for OBJ
servation to incidence or recur-
renee of pellagra.
Assistant Surgeon G. A. Kempf to
New York, n. Y, for duty in the in
vestigation and suppression of polio
myelitis.
Assistant Surgeon J. B. Laughlin, to
New York for duty in the prevention
of interstate spread of poliomyelitis.
Assistant Surgeon W. III. Slaughter
to Calhoun. Gordon county, Ga, to in
| vestigate possible infection of public
water supply.
Assistant Surgeon w. NJ. Jones, one
months leave of absence. from
August 20.
Assistant Surgeon X. E. Miller to
Toledo, Ill, to assume charge Of rural
sanitation in Cumberland county.
Assistant Surgeon G. A. Wheeler.
proceed to cotton mills villages in
counties of Greenville. Laurens and
Union, S. G., to make epidemiologic
studies in pellagra in connection with
present investigation.
Evening star., 1916-08-13
Personal to River Men.

Capt. and Mrs. O. A. Danzenbaker and
Mr.. and Mrs. F. w. Quinter of this CITY
ie1t yesterday evening aboard the
power cruiser Belle Rose for an over
Sunday cruise on the Potomac
Capt. George Windsor, master of the
steamer Charles Manchester of the
Mount Vernon and Marshall Hall line
Is i'll at his home in Alexandria, and
Capt. Elmer Geoghegan is temporarily
in command of the steamer. Capt. J. D.
Baggott is aboard her as first officer.
John Kintz. son of Capt. Frank Kintz
is spending the summer on the farm
fhis grandfather in Prince Georges
county, Nd. near Fort Foote.
Capt George Davis is in charge of the
tug Martin DAlman, tender to the
dredge Daniel. employed on improve
ment work at the navy yard.
Evening star., 1916-08-13
Crandall's.

A virile story Of the Hudson Bay
country, "The End of the Trail" fea-
turing william Farnum, will be shown
at .Crandalrs today; The Summer
Girl" featuring Arthur Ashley and
Mollie King, and picturing the adven-
lures of a rich young girl who goes
south to spend the winter, plays the
girl, and falls in love with young
artist, tomorrow and Tuesday; Doro-
thy Bernard, formerly of both the
Columbia and Poll stock companies
of this city, in Sporting Blood,
Wednesday and Thursday, and THE
Light at Dusk" a thrilling story
of metropolitan life. in which Orrfn
Johnson is the picture star. Friday and
Saturday
Evening star., 1916-08-13
Garden.

Charles Chaplin, by many considered
the funniest comedian in FINLAND. will
be pictured at the Garden Theater
from today until Wednesday. inclusive.
in. AT l A. NJ" which shows the efforts
of a bibulous gentleman to reach his DOM
icile in the wee small hours after a haz-
ardous ride in a taxi. He gets mixed
up with a revolving table. has combats
with the stuffed animal rugs scattered
about the room and makes several in
efYectual efforts to reach the second
floor Once there he wages war with
a battling folding bed and finally seeks
rest for the night in the bathtub. The
added attraction these days will be
Gertrude Mccoy pictured in THE Gates
of Divorce"
Wednesday, Thursday and Friday.
Billie Burke will be the picture star in
The Murderer at Bay" chapter Is of
"Glorias Romance" by Rupert Hughes.
Thursday and Friday. also. Francis x.
Bushman and Miss Beverly Bayne will
be picture stars in The Motor Buc-
cancer" an automobile comedy. and
Frank Daniels. the comic opera star, in
"Col. Nuts High Shoes" Saturday
Henry E. Dixey will be pictured in
George AIDES comedy, Father and
Son." in a role made famous by William
n. Crane, and Mary Pickford will be
the picture star in The Waits Christ
mas Day" Orchestra accomplishments
will be rendered.
Evening star., 1916-08-13
Mrs. Mary E. Silling Dead.
,spondence Of The Star.

Special Correspondence of The Star.
MANASSAS. Va, August 12.-Mrs. Mary
Elizabeth Silling, wife of the late A. ].
Silling. died yesterday. She was
seventy-five years old and a native of
Augusta county. Interment will be at
Bealeton. Fauquier county. Sunday
morning. Mrs. Silling is survived by a
daughter, Mrs. G. Raymond Ratcliffe,
wife of the cashier of the Peoples Ma
tional Bank of Manassas: a son, Cam
eron A. Silling of Washington, and d
brother, Charles 7. -Donaghe of Au-
gusta county.
Evening star., 1916-08-13
Dredge at End of Long Vovaee

The new United States Army engineer
service dredge San Pablo, which left
Baltimore in the latter. part of June
for San Francisco, via the Panama
canal. has completed her voyage and
now is lying safely in harbor at the
California port. The run from port to
port was made in forty days, excep-
tionaIly good time for a craft of her
class. The San Pablo was built at Bal
timore especially for service at San
Francisco and on the California coast
Capt. John Moreno Is master of the
San Pablo and was in charge Of her on
her from coast to coast trip.
Evening star., 1916-08-13
TO STUDY NITRATE SUPPLY
American Chemical Society Appoints
Delegates to Co-Operate.

DIR. Charles II. Herty. professor OF
chemistry and dean of the School OF
Applied Science, University of North
Carolina: DIR. W. II. Whitney. director
of the research laboratory of the Gen
eral Electric Company. Schenectady
n. Y: DIR. Leo II. Baekland of Yonkers
n. Y, and Warren X. Lewis of Newton
Mass. have been appointed by the
American Chemical Society to cooper
ate with the commfSee OF the National
Academy of Sciences on the nitrate
supply for the United States govern
Eeut
Evening star., 1916-08-13
THE PUBLIC LIBRARY.
SELECTED LIST OF BOOKS Re-
GENTLY ADDED.

The following list. arranged by sub
jects includes some of the latest addi-
tions to the Public Library.
The lists which appear in The Star
each week are reprinted. at the end
of the month. in the library's monthly
bulletin. Copies of this may be OBJ
tained free at the library or will be
sent by mail for Is cents a year.
German Drama.
Beer Hoffman,. Richard. Der Graf Won Charo-
lais. 1913. Y47D-B39sg
Benedix. Roderich. The Third Man. Y47D-
B433d.E
;, Rsnedix. Roderieh. The Lawsuit. Y47D-
Grilparzer. Franz. Des Meeres und der Lebs
weilen. Y47D-Gs7Im.
Halbe, Max. Youth. Y47D-H127y.E.
German Fiction.
Gerstaecker, Friedrich. Irrfahrten: YA!f.GS21i.
Gcttberg, Otto Won. Die Spionin. Y47F-G712sp.
Hirschfeld, Georg. Nachwelt. 1914. f47F-
Helena.
Hofrensthal. Hans Won. Marion Flora. 1914.
L.ngen.cheidt. Paul. Der Preussenzar. 1914.
Liliencron. Detley. rreiherr Won. Kriessnovel-
len 1895 Y47F-L62sk.
Ompted.: Georg. rreiherr Won. Der skandai.
Russian Literature.
Chekhov, A. P. The Boor Y54p-c4ibE.
Chekhov. A. p. A Marriage Proposal. 1914.
Y54D-C41m.E.
General Scandinavian Literature.
Atterbom. P. d. A. Atterboms Bref till Sin
raest,noe. 1911. Y52-AtsS. -
Bratii. C. G. v. FLIP II af spanien. Yb0-
B737f. .- -. ...-s.f-. .-...
Buege. Alexander. Fortaeiiingen ON Roiv
Krake og hans Kjsemper: Y3l:BsSif.
Bugge. Ale.ander Fortaeilingen ON sisurd
Casp.ri. Theodor. Fra Field og Fremmed
Gran, sssh.sd; B,orn.t,erne B,Ornson. How
Hedin. s. A. Fran Pol till Pol. 1911. 2v.
Y52- -Hs56f
Hoeck. Johannes. vestens Babylon Y5o-
H67av.
Ibsen. sisurd. Menneskeiig Kvintes.ens. Y51-
Ibsen. sigurd..- Udsyn og Indblik. Y51-Ib77u.
lessen. Peter. Bergensk Hverdagsliv 4 Femti-
og Sexti-aarene. Y51-J4Ss.
K544s.
Kinck. H. E. En- Penneknegt. YsI-k5Isp:
Loken. Haakon. IAndsens Liy Y51,Lss4 l.
Lykke-seest. Peter. Edens Have. Y5l-Lss4s.
Scandinavian Drama.
Bergstrom. Hjalmar. vejen til Gud. Y5op-
B45v
Bergstrom. HjaImar. Med Dansen. Y5oD-
B45m.
Blanche. Thore. stugsan. 1911; Is2D -BSsss.
Braaten. oskar: Bergen" Y5lD-B73.
Egge, Peter. Felen. Y51D-Eg33f.
Egge, Peter. Idyllen. Y51D-Eg33i
Cad. Emma. Aegtestand.-De Unge Dromme.
Y50D-G114.
Heiberg. G.. E. R. Jeg Vii vaerse init Land.
Y51D-H3s5J.
Heiberg. C. E. R. Parade-sengen. Y5iD-
H365p.
Hiorth, ADAM Paa Hybeien. Y5lD-H6l7p.
Kamban. Gudmundur. Hadda Padda. Y50D-
K126h.
Lind. Aage. Mosejord. Y5oD-Ls4m.
Scandinavian Poetry.
Fallstroem. K. D. Fontaenen sjunger. 1872.
Y52P- -F197f.
Janson, K. n Digte Y51P-J2es
Holm. A. W. Sange og Digte. Y50P-H73s.
Swedish Fiction.
Berger, Henning. Fata Morgana. 1911. Y52F-
B456f
Berger. Hennins. John Ciaudius' Aefventyr.
1912. Y52F-B456j.
Berger. Henning. Lifvets Biommer. 1872.
Janson. Gustaf. Loegnerna. 1912. Y5cF-
J267l.
Koch. Martin. Arbetare. 1912. Y52F-Ks14.
Koch. Martin. Ellen. 1911. Y52F- -KS14e.
Lidman, Sven. koepmaen och Krigare. 1911.
Y52F-L614k.
Lundegard. A. W. Den stora Dagen. 1911.
Y52F -L976s.
Lybeck. Mikael. Tomas IndaI. 1911. Y5eE-
Les2t
Mailing, Mathilda Mannen, Hustrum och
Lord Byron. Y52F M295m.
Evening star., 1916-08-13
Central Park-Leader.

A photoplay written around the life
of the workers in the Pennsylvania
oil fields and entitled Those Who
Toll" is the attraction at both the
Central Park and Leader Theaters to-
day Nance O'Neil is the picture star.
Tomorrow and Tuesday Ella Hall will
be pictured in the Bluebird release.
The Love Girl" the plot of which
centers about a band of so-called
East Indian occultists." That Sort"
". L. s. E. drama. featuring Warda
Howard apd DUNCAN McRae. will be
Evening star., 1916-08-13
MAKESSTRONG APPEAL
FOR REAL PATRIOTISM
Commander q. Oden Lake Flag Ded-
ication Orator at Cleve-
land, Ohio.

CLEVELAND, August 12.-"As the
echoes of the crashing thunders of war
In Europe reach US. let us eonsecrate
Old Glory anew and pledge ourselves
to protect it and our country against
any who may assail our God-given
liberties or the sacredness OF our flag
and institutions" declared National
Commander H. Oden Lake of the Army
and Navy Union at flag dedication
exercises at the new city hall tonight.
Commander Lake urged. in the course
Of his address. that the Cleveland gar
rison of the union "go after" Secretary
ment. citizen of Cleveland, and Sc
cure his name on the membership
rolls.
Stars of Hope in Flag.
star to the oppressed of the world:
every stripe is a beacon of hope rip
pling messages of good cheer to hu-
manity everywhere" said Commander
Lake.
The speaker pointed out that there
are now $4,000 members of the or
gan1zed militia on the borders OF Mex
leo. and that they have all been mus
tered into the regular service of the
United States, which makes every man
of them eligible to membership in the
Army and Navy Union. He urged his
hearers to Tend a hand" and secure
all these troopers as members of the
upion.
Famous Men Belong.
In urging the local garrison to get
Secretary Baker "a distinguished citi-
zen of Cleveland" to join the union.
Commander Lake pointed out that
three Presidents of the United States
had been active members of the or
ganization of soldiers. sailors and
marines, volunteers and regulars, past
and present. Their eligibility he ex-
planned. was given because of their
rating as commanders-in-chi of the
American army and navy. He also ex-
planned that Secretary Daniels of the
Navy and several former cabinet OFF,
GERS. besides many officers of the army
and navy. are on the active member
ship rolls of the Army and Navy Union,
and that, therefore, he regarded ii as
proper that Secretary Baker should be
invited to join the Cleveland garrison.
The Army and Navy Union, Com
mander Lake declared. does not advo-
cate war. but we do advocate with all
the force and influence we possess that
degree of preparedness that will be
certain guarantee of peace with
honor
Evening star., 1916-08-13

shown Wednesday and Thursday. and
Tyrone Power and Lois Weber will be
pictured in the psychological photo
drama, THE Eye of Cod" Friday and
Saturday. The last-named aims to
show how impossible it is for a man
guilty of a crime to escape from the
condemnation of his own conscience,
typif1ed by the eye of Cod
Evening star., 1916-08-13
Savoy.

Going Straight" Triangle Fine
Arts photo drama, featuring Norma
Talmadge, is the attraction at the
Savoy Theater today. 1t Is story of
the efforts of a gang of crooks to
blackmail a former accomplice who is
endeavoring to "go straight" The
Keystone comedy. "Ambrose's Cup Of
Woe" featuring Mack Swain. also viii
be shown Tomorrow the feature will
be Paramount drama, The Dupe.
with Blanche Sweet as the central fig
ure; Tuesday, the Metro photoplay OF
western life. THE Gutter" with
Lionel Barrymore and Marguerite
Skirvin jointly featured: Wedne sday. a
photoplay of e. Phillips Oppenheim's s
story, The Worlds Great Snare with
Pauline Frederick as the picture star;
Thursday, Paying the Price" a photo
play staged in Washington and vicin-
ity, featuring Gail Kane: Friday, Will
lie Collier. jr., in The Bugle Call a
Triangle drama, and the Keystone com
edy, Hearts and Sharps.' featuring
Hank Mann. and Saturday. Myrtle Sted-
man. in the Paramount picture story,
The American Beauty
Evening star., 1916-08-13
Photoplay Features.
Continued from Second Page.)

Thursday Blanche Sweet will be the
picture star in Public Opinion"
story whose theme deals with the return
of the spirit after death to WELD in
fiuence in the world.
Evening star., 1916-08-13

Louise HUFF is being presented by the
Famous Players in Quaker story film
entitled The Love of Patience"
Evening star., 1916-08-13

Guides Flowers Always Please.
The finest home grown specimens prac.
ticaily fresh cut when ordered. 1914 L st
Advertisement.
Evening star., 1916-08-13

Anita Stewart popular star of the
movies, is reported ill with typhoid
fever at Bayshore, L. l.
Evening star., 1916-08-13
CITY ITEMS.
Aneroid Barometers. Schmidt. 1921 18th.

Electrical Work-An Branches-A. @.
Tolson. Electrician. 50 U st. NV. N. :34A
Evening star., 1916-08-13

A timely joke from the Pathe man
says: 1T may be a terrible day to
work, but imagine what it would be
IL you had to hunt for work"
Evening star., 1916-08-13

Gail Kane of the movies is to be-
come John Drew's leading woman in a
new play to be produced early in the
fall
Evening star., 1916-08-13

Frederick Warde, who is to be filmed
in The Vicar of Wakefield" thinks he
has found an ideal location for its
scenes in Vermont
Evening star., 1916-08-13

Jackie Saunders, the movie star, it is
said, was once a model for Harrison
Fisher, Howard Chandler Christy and
Clarence Underwood.
Evening star., 1916-08-13

natural smiling girl in the movies" She
is only eighteen and wants to be a
great artist.
Evening star., 1916-08-13

Eleven Beauty and Brains" winners
are to report in New York September 6
for a trial in World Film productions.
Evening star., 1916-08-13

William A. Brady has said the sala
ries of photo players are not to be re
duced, but, If quoted correctly.
evidently intends the players shat
speed up a bit" He means to pu
move" in the movies, even in he
weather.
Evening star., 1916-08-13

Grifhth's new picture, Intolerance"
('"The Mother and the Law"), is to be
shown in New York August 20,
Evening star., 1916-08-13

Pedro de Cordova of the Lasky COM
pany is said to be a direct descendant
of Gen. de Cordova, Eel Grau Captain
who, in Columbus time, drove the
Moors out of Spain.
Evening star., 1916-08-13

perience In Louisiana Lou" a musical
comedy. She has an important part in
The Shine Girl"
Evening star., 1916-08-13

Florence la Badie has discovered a
publicity man for Westchester rail-
road who wrote: THE service on this
road is so good it makes theatergoing
a pleasure"
Evening journal., 1916-08-22

son Harvey OF Talleyville; Miss Mabel
Gore of Upland, Mr.. and Mrs Robert
Stewart. Mrs. Margaret Graham, Mrs.
George Ross, OF Chester; Mrs. Bertha
Garvlne and family, Mrs. Sarah Gar
vine Of Elan; Mrs. Hood and daugh-
ter Katie of Elan; Mr.. and Mrs.
Lewis Petitdemange of Claymont. and
Elmer Petitdemange OF Chester.
Miss Sara Reburn and Miss Reba
Miller OF Wilmington are the gueats
o. Mr.. and Mrs. II. II. Luff on Sum
NIT avenue.
Mrs l.. w. Emerson and Miss Riet-
Ia Emerson of New York City, arriv-
ed at camp tonight 10 spend few
days with Miss Mary Crouch.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Edwards OF
Wilmington, are spending several
days as the guests Of Mr. and Mrs.
Joseph w. Jackson on st. Faurs ave
nue..
Miss Marjorie Hill OF Wilmington.
spent the day as the guest of Mrs.
S. NJ. Keen and family. and enjoyed
several games of tennis
Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence l.. gill of
Concord are guests today of Mr.. and
Mrs. Frank Standbridge
Evening journal., 1916-08-22
Thin Folks Who
Would Be Fat
Increase In Weight Ten Pounds
or More.

"I'd certainly give most anything TO be
able 20 fat up Jew pounds and stay that
way declares every excessively thin man
or woman. Such a result Is not impossible,
despite past failures Most thin people are
victims Of mAlnutrition, condition which
prevents the fatty elements Of food from
being taken up by the blood as they are
when the powers Of nutrition are normal.
Instead Of getting into the blood much Of
tho fat and hesh producing elements stay In
the intestines until they pass from the body
as waste.
To correct this condition and TO produce
q healthy, normal amount Of fat, the nutri.
tive processes must be artifrially supplied
with the power which nature has denied them
This can probably best be accomplished by
eating a sargol tablet with every meal sar.
gol IL a careful combination Of six splendid
assimilative agents. Taken with meals fhey
mix with the food 70 turn the sugars airl
starches Of what you have eaten into rich.
r1pe nourishnent for the tissues and blood and
its rapid effect has been in many cases reported
remarkable. Reported gains Of from ten to
twenty-five pounds in single month are by
fectly natural and absolutely harmless. Sar
gol il sold by n b. Danforth, Market and
Second streets viii, Del, and other drug
gists everywhere and every package con.
tans a guarantee Of weight increase or
money back
NoTE:-sargol Is recommended only as
flesh builder and while excellent results
in cases OF nervous Indigestion, etc. have
been reported, care should be taken about
using II unless gain Of weight is desired.
Evening journal., 1916-08-22

ward Stinson and daughter Elizabeth
Of West Chester and w. G. Wood OF
Wilmington.
Mrs. Grace Sutton Powell will leave
camp on Thursday morning for her
home at Winona Lakes, Ind She will
remain there until September 3, when
she will Join DR.. Lyons evangelistic
campaign party which opens an evan
gelistic campaign at Winona, MINI.
on that date Following the close OF
the campaign there on October 10,
DR.. Lyon and his party will go to
Camden, n. j.. where they win open
a seven weeks campaign on Sunday.
October %. Mrs Powell will be solo
list for Brandywine Summit Camp
again next year.
A party comprising about 40 mem
bers of Scott NJ. 2. Church came out
to the camp last night to participate
in the "Thomas-Powell night" They
came out in two large trucks. At the
close Of the service and while they
we're getting ready to depart, they
sang Jesus Included Me" and many
other of the Lyon hymns Mrs. George
NJ. Fisher who is one of the leading
members of Scott Church, directed
we're: Mr. AM Mrs Charles Harvey,
Mr. and Mrs. George Vandegrift, me
[ Misses Elsie. Bertha. Maude and Mil
dred Harvey. Mr.. and Mrs George
I w. Powick Mr. and Mrs. George r.
/ Lyon Miss Sarah Phillips. Mrs. VII
mer Drummond, Mrs. Hyland, Mrs.
/ Mildred Andrew. Mrs Marguerite
Wise, Miss Matte Hyland, Miss Flor
It.aIrr N
son, Miss Wilson. Mrs. Hahn. Mrs. Nc.
lntyre, Miss Jennie Cash. Mrs. Matte
Drummond and daughter. Mr.. and
Mrs Roy Beatty, Miss Florence Davis,
Miss Edith Anderson. Ralph Brown.
Edward Lane. Mr. and Mrs. George
Bailey. Walter Chillcut, Mr.. Camp
bell and others.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. Emmett Adams OF
st. Paul's avenue. entertained the
members of the st. Paul's Avenue As.
ISOLATION last night in honor OF the
birthday anniversary of Mr. Adams.
Miss Estella Boudwin is the guest
of Miss Foulke of the Circle.
A party comprising thirty young
people from Union NJ. E. Church also
were among the camp visitors last
night. They came out TO the grove in
one large automobile truck.
Visitors at the cottage OF Mrs.
Lydia Hanaway of Asbury avenue on
Sunday were Mr.. and Mrs Earle vii.
liams and baby Gladys; DR. and Mrs.
Stockman and children of Linwood
Heights; William S. Handy of Talley-
vile; Mrs. Emma Kerr. Lesley Kerr
and Mr.. and Mrs. George Benjamin
of Chester; Mrs. James McCray and
Evening journal., 1916-08-22
HAND IN DOUGH MIXER.

While at work yesterday in Frei-
hofer's Bakery. Ernest Bowen. OF No.
$40 Bennett street, had his hand
mashed in dough mixing machine.
His injuries we're dressed in the Der
ware Hospital
Evening journal., 1916-08-22
MRS. J. E. RoupwIN DROWNED.

Mrs. Joseph e. Boudwin, of Bin
stead. wife Of railroad conductor
living at Binstead, was accidentally
drowned at Washington on Sunday.
Mrs. Boudwin had been visiting in
Washington.