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a, then home At Woodbcrry Forest
on Thursday night. Those invited
rom orange wcr" Mr.. and Mrs. Vir-
Elnius Shacklcford Mr.. and Mrs. I.atl-
Tickets
nose from Orange who attended the
nidwintcr dance AT Woodberr, Forcst
on Saturday night were DIR and AIR.
Lawrence Ricketts,, DR.. and Mrs Frank
scott. II. r. Roberts NJ q. I.icIJ ond
Dan Mcintosh.
MIS- Latimer Macon was hostess at
pc'u'iiully appointed luncheon on
saturday. Covers were laid for twelve.
AN" the guests included Mesdames
,ar'eS walker Raleigh Taylor. w. W
harper. Henry Warren Virginiu.
snack ieford Lawrence Ricketts,. John
WALKER. and Misses Miriam hin.
1c"hnettc Wright. Of Tappahannock,
W. katherine ShultZ of Winchester
ana Florence Nass. OF Culpcpcr.
Mr.. ANA Mrs. George l:rowninr sncr,
last week In Richmond
Mrs. Edmund Scott, Of Somerset. /,
ShenuIns this week in Orange with hor
daughter. Mrs. &. NJ Grafton
Mrs Lewis Eooton and Florence
Garrett entertained tho Junior Bridge
| Cihh most delightfully."- on TUESDAY ar
t"rn"on at their home on Marshall
Heights.
The Marshall Heights Thirteen club
WIS entertained by Charles Taliafcrro
On Thursday evening
Rev. Harry Il Lee. of charlottesville
spent several days in orange last week
Win Rev. Robert :. Carter
Dr ana Mrs. Marvin Harris enter
! tAInen ~ cards ON Thuracay evening
~ honor OF Mrs Iiarris's sister. Mrs.
i'"fI" scott. Of Frederick Sburg
one ot the most enjoyable affairs OF
tho week was the dance given ON
! thursday night at the Masonic opera
lt"usc. quit" number of people from
,ulpcper. Gordousville Somcrsc, aud
other places attended, and the decoya-
tons ana iavorS We're most attractive.
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WEST POINT


Special To The Times dispatch
WEST POINT. VA, February Dc
one OF the most charming affairs of
the m!dwintcr season was the lean
Year party given by tho youn: women
81 the town To The members Of the
NY club in the club rooms rcccrtiv
The rooms wcr. decorated very artiS,i-
cai!y IN red hearts and Cupids Tho
tights were shaded in red. giving :,
slowing background. y novel feature
MAS a pond. .iankcd on either side by
miniature lighthouses. from the tow =
"rs of which the red lights CLEANED:
on the grassy bank rested fishing poles.
aiid tn" young men. on pulling them
in, We're delighted TO find their for
tunes dangling from the end Of tho
lines
Mrs j. Lloyd Tabh. who las been
residing in Richmond since early fall.
is paying her first visit to West Point
sine" she left, and is dividing her tme
between Mrs. II. Lane Cooke and Mrs
Herbert !. Lewis. She has been the
guest OF honor in many homes during
her stay. Mrs. Samuel Tunstall Bland
entertained on Saturday. ON Monday.
Mrs George w. Richardson entertained
= few friends at lunch. Mrs. Joseph L.
Eland ana several other friends will
entertain IN Mrs. Tabb's honor this
week.
Ms. W. :, Eastwood entertained the
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ROANOKE COLLEGE
special TO The Times Dispatch

Special To The Times Dispatch
SALEM. VA. February 26.-Rcv.
John T.. crislcr. class OF ~. pastor
OF st Marks Lutheran church. Char
Roanoke College an earnest mcsSag 4
in the annual midseasou address before
the Y. NJ G. A.. in College Lutheran
church on sunday NIGHT. The Chal-
Ienec of the Age 10 Christian Mauho"d'
WAS Tho speakers th"m"
Dr. j. \. Morehcad addressed on
Friday IN" Lutheran SUDDEN, Mission
airy Conference. in session NJ Thicl col
lcG", Grccnville. PA.
Tic department OF mathematics and
astronomy has recently added to It's
equipment a ucw engineers transit |:
is OF thoroughly modern ANA high grad,
construction and lS equipped with Z.
diagonal prism eycp"c" and y yorti-
cal ar" of thirty seconds so that in
addition 20 it's ordinary us. II, sur
v"rinr II Will serve to good tdy,rt.r,
for measuring attitudes in ustrononv
Tn" Y NJ. G. y. was addressed on
Tuesday evening By W < Mc,,lauu
han, OF Roanoke. The appreciation 81
the spiritual values 81 life from TIA.
business mans standpoint was inter
"st!npiy discussed by the speaker. who
gave TO the young mon many beneficial
lessons drawn from his experience i'm
Y NJ G. y. work.
The new house for the president
work upon which has been going on
since autumn. is now nearing compile
ton. The inside work Is being pushed
rapidly and ii Will b" ready for oc-
cunanc% in the early spring
j. j.. Walters. class OF 10. OF Hone.
veil. visited tho college last week
The senior class Of Elizabcth col.
i"Ec, gave All enjoyable reception in
h"n"r Of tn" senior class Of Koauok,
College on the evening OF February is
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ORANGE

ORANGE. VA. February oG Nc.
Josephine Williams left on W.du.s.
"tT for New York, where she wili ba
liams.
Mr., and Mrs. Randolph Marshall. Of,
Wash!nrton. snont the Weekend viii
'h.lr nothc-. Mrs. Lewis Marshall
Miss Katherine Shultz. who has leon
the guest Of Or. and Mrs l.. & Pick
cts for "A week, left for her home in
Winchester on sunday
Mr. and Mrs. Latimer Macon enter
tanned some of their friends delight
fully a e Ginncr party on Wcdncs,Iav
cveninS The guests invited we!e MY.
and Mrs. George Taylor. Mr.. ana Mrs
Allen Wa.ren, Mr.. and Mrs James
Htll. Or aud Mrs. Frank scott. Jr.,
and Riley Macon.
Mrs. William Malone. Of Danyii:o.
Va. spent the Weekend with friends
il Orange.
n" William por; cr6eld and dau-h-
ter. hiss Elizabeth. who have been the
guests of friends in Lynchburg for
several weeks. returned home on Fri
day
Miss .rary vass. Of Culpeper spent
the past week in Orange as the guest
ut her sister, Mrs. Lawrence Ricketts,
! Mrs. J. y. Browning was hostess to
the Orange Bridge Club on Friday af-
tcrnoon.
Miss Mary Lewis Grymes. who has
! been spending several months with
relatives in stanton. returned to
I Orange on Thursday.
| Mrs. Lawrence Ricketts, entertained
her friends at tea on Wednesday and
Thursday afternoons in honor OF her
house guests, Miss Kathcrin Shultz. OF
| Winchester. and Miss Florence Vass,
! of Culpcpcr.
, Mrs Roy Carter was visitor to
Washington this week.
! Mrs. Robert Carter spent this week
in Baltimore
Mr.. and Mrs Raleigh Taylor were
| hosts At a most attractive dinner party
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newest club. the Embroidery Club. on
Tuesday. The members OF this select
club arc Mcsdam"s : r Bland. james
Booth. Edward Bland. T.. G. Ncazey.
Leland Treat. ~ i. fIargravc. w s.
Eastwood. NJ. NJ Fuller. and Misses
Mamie Bland. Chrystal Earinholt and
Josephine ware.
Mrs. T.. NJ. Nance. on Monday enter
tanned her Sunday-school class OF young
women at her home. For entertain
m"nt. there was Il contest suitable to
the season. and Miss Clara Thrift won
pretty handkerchief for pinning a
tons nose. They also had a great deal
OF fun in solving "a heart romance
Miss Julia ChaiiIicy was given A
surprise party at her home on Eleventh
street by her friends. Games were
playcd Until Il late hour. and Harry
Downing was victor in an interesting
guessing contest.
Mr.. and Mrs. w A. Willeroy. after
an extended honeymoon trip in Florida.
visiting Jacksonville. 81. Augustine.
Paiatka and Assembly Reach, have re-
turned TO Pamunkcy Trail. their coun-
try home.
Mrs. Crosby Thompson, who was cx-
ncctcd here in February. has been i'll
with the grippe in her old home at
Cleveland. O.. where she spent the
winter with her mother, Mrs John
Mct;urk.
Mrs. Thomas r. Hagby left on We'd
ncsday for Norfolk. where she was
called by the critical illness of her
brother. George X. Scott Mr.. Scott
folk. and has been i'll since last Satur-
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IN AND OFT Or TOWN.

Mrs Thomas r 1cfress. Of Rich
mond. Is spending some time IN phila.
celphia.
MISS Marianne Meade has Joined Mis-,
bcttie hooker In New York for an cx-
tended stay.
Miss Gay Blackford, OF New York.
Is spending two months with Miss
Mamie Jones here.
Mrs. j. Herbert Mercer and her lit
u" son. stuart Gay, have returned to
their home. after spending ten DAYS
with Mrs. Charles Roberts. in Norfolk.
Misses Claire and Lcnore Tinsley
ard their father, James c. Tinslcy,
VIII attend the Mardi Gras in New
Orleans.
Miss Anne Lancaster of Richmond,
has been the recent guest of relatives
and friends in Ashland
Mrs. Finn Dickson, Of Frcdcricks-
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bug. is visiting her sls,er. Mrs. charlc.

burg. is visiting her sister Mrs. Charles
y. dempsey. in this city
Mrs. Richmond Moore. OF lSao Noru.
i"cht Avenue. has :ts her gucs.. MS
i'wrenc" Wilson. of Staunton.
Robert Potts has returned 20 .ro
CITY. alter visit to Mrs Charles i.oifs
ia Ashland ~ =
Mss Dorothy Turner has retIrp.1
1" her home. ''SunnySidc" nc,r Ir ~,
hitrr a visit Z" Mrs Robert wni,r.Inw
Allen. in this city
Miss Nary Stuart Cooke il the ruos,
OF her grandparents. Dr and Mrs,
Francis ~. smith. 1T tho wnsh,n-,on
Navy Yard. ~
Miss sallie Dclaruc. OF Ashland IL
VISITING relatives in this city.
MiS* Frances Darlington is attend.
inr the dances "a, V. NJ and W.sn-
lngton and Lee University.
Mrs John VI. Spence. or Forest r,,rl,
Baltimore. wigl arrive In RichmonJ
on Friday I" spend Il few DAYS win
her parents. Mr.. and Mrs r. G. CARR
son. at Cos Virginia Avenue. Hn;,o,,
Heights
Miss Virginia liaskins has lief, for
| New York. whore She will spend som.
time.
Mrs. Shotwcll. OF this city. has been
the recent guest OF Mrs George Gary.
in Ashland
/ Miss Queen MattinEly. who was
operated upon al stuart Circle Hos
| pital recently. has returned To her
nome and Is now much improved
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spent sunday with his parents here
Colonel :. X. Millar. Dr. uornbakcr
ana Mayor :. G.. MAILER attended tn"
annual meeting OF tn" Virginia state
Horse Show Association at the New
Willard. Washington. T. G.. ON We'd
ucsday as representatives of III. Front
Royal Association.
Miss Masic Turner Hatcher. Of De
laplanc. was sunday Sucs, OF hc,
grandmother. Mrs. =. x. Rust
Miss Elizabeth Mauck spent from
Saturday to Tuesday with friends in
WilliarnSDort Pa
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WONIEN'S MEETINGS.

In tho Service OF tn" King Circle OF
Kings Daughters VIII meet on Monday
afternoon ~ oclocl: with Mrs 10
s"ph Rcdd, at 32li-A East broad
Street. All members ar" urged To be
present
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Pupils Recital.

M"r~ar's pupils CURED Tuesday ,r.
ternoon ri her studio, 1911 rark .,v.-
nut Both beginners ma advanced
Pupils took part. and u most Interesting
.o-'am YEAS given hy Ellen Goraon.
hhae Myers, I'ioren.e Fulton. Ann
Florence. Martha Gregory. Een.lla
MaTneid. Virginia AIayiicid, Virginia
"torfon. Lille l-nssiter Frances Nor
gan Elizabeth Murphy, julia Pollard,
Ashhy Peasants. Dorothy Robins
Gencv!cve Ryan. Mary s Kinncr. Vir-
ginia Spiccr, Isabel. Savili,. Lillian
wright Ed,th Wright Avis naykerte
ana Preston Williams.
To Give Euchrr Party.
There will % a cUchre rartv Mon.
DAY afternoon Al 3:30 o'clock a; The
l3encdictine College. given by the wo-
mon OF the Sanctuary Society
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Paris model nf cream color, trimmed
with brown corduroy velvet. Note the
DECORATIONS that stand our on tho
pocket openings.

i!aneinr Wi! begin promptly ut 9
O'CLOCK Later iu the evening tho ger
man VIII pc danced lefor. able judges
| wa" Viii award pr!zzs 10 the two best
Characters. No one rill he allowed on
~, tIoor un,ess masK.l.
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Tho haren, Teacher Association OF
the william Fox School VIII meet on
TUESDAY afternoon At 3 o'clock Or
-. /. Emmett Will address the aSsoci;.
ton, and fun attendance is urged
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Thc Alumnac Association Of tho
Richmond Training school for Kinder
car'uers will hold its monthly meeting
on Wednesday, afternoon at 4.4J o'clocl:
in the Mechanics Institute Building
On this occasion the association will
be entertained by members Of the folk
dancing class. when they will give an
..&hibiuon OF folk dancing in costume
under tho direction of their instructor
Miss Sigrid Dictrichson. Miss Die
trichson viii also give n talk on the
use % folk dancing in tho kindergar-
tens.
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Tho regular weekly rehearsal for
the -. Cecilia Chorus Will be held
on Tuesday afternoon ~ O'Clock in
tn" music room ~ St paurS Church.
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Whole Body Affected. Skin in Bis
tiers. Itchy All the While.
Would Scarcely Sleep.

my baby had an awful case Of eczema,
his whole body being affected. The skin
was In blisters and was rcd and inflamed,
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Thcr" will be q called meeting Of
the Grandchiidren's Chapter. No /.
Auxiliary TO Richmond Chapter. L. D.
G.. on Wednesday afternoon ut 4
o'clock In Lee Camp Hall \ full at
tendance is desired.
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The regular monthly meeting of the
Pa~rn. Teacher Association OF Madi-on
School Will be held in tho auditorium
Of 'he schoo! on Thursday afternoon
az $40 o'clock. III mothers are urged
to attend.
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Offering the Utmost Values at SIS up

FcnchS euuitcdf fcrenn
II wdcsho
smart Su
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1916-01-25
SANGER TRIAL CONTINUED
SHE GAINS SUPPORTERS

New York, Jan 25.-Despite ru-
mors that the government may drop
the case, friends of Mrs. Margaret
Sanger, whose trial on the charge of
publicly advocating birth control was
again postponed today, are energet-
ically mapping out plans for defense.
Mrs. Sanger was not in court Mon
day to answer the charge of sending
obscene literature through the mails.
The government passed the case and
it was put over to February.
'"The right of freedom of speech
and of freedom of pen is questioned
in the Indictment found against Mrs.
Sanger" said Miss Fola LaFollette,
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1916-01-25

Greensburg, Pa.-After almost
crushing skull of turnkey, Charles
Douglas, condemned negro murderer;
Arthur Stevens, negro awaiting trial
for attack on white girl, and Albert
Petroski, charged with highway rob-
berry, escaped from West MoFeland
county jail
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1916-01-25

daughter of the Wisconsin senator.
"That is why so many persons are
rallying to her support. Whether one
agrees with her methods of agitation
or not, her case ought to arouse pub
lie opinion and initiate a movement
to change our archaic federal and
state legislation to accord with mod
ern ideas"
Evening journal., 1916-09-16
STORY OF NUMBER 40

Forty years ago an old doctor was
putting up a medicine for diseases
Of the blood that cured the worst
cases OF specific blood poison, and
time proved that the cures we're per-
manent. After many years I secured
the prescription (being a druggistl
and took each ingredient separately
and referred to my U. S Dispensa-
tory and other books on medicine and
found the medical properties set
down as follows: Employed in dis
eases of the glanduiar system, in
blood poison. scrofula, constipation.
stomach and liver troubles. chronic
rheumatism, catarrh. in sores. ul-
GERS. skin eruptions. mercurial and
lead poisoning. Under its use nodes,
tumors and scrofulous swellings that
have withstood all other treatment
disappear as IL by magic Toe COM
memorate my fortieth year as a drug
gist ! named this medicine Number
40 For The Blood. J. c. Mendenhall.
Evansville. Ind. Sold al the Miller
Drug Store, 404-406 Market street.
Evening journal., 1916-09-16
$500 An acre FOR
MARCUS HOOK LAND
II Acre Tract Brings $4O,-
900; Will Probably be
Manufacturing Site
BELIEVE SCHWAB
IS INTERESTED

Thirty-three hundred dollars an
acre is new high water mark for
Delaware county real estate, establish
cd yesterday when the Rosengarten
property OF twelve acres at Marcus
Hook was sold for $4,000 TO stedmsn
". Bent Mr. Bent is associated with
the Raymond Concrete Pile Company
OF New York, and an oil company No
intimation has been given as to what
purpose the new tract. which is on
the Delaware River front adjoining
the Union Petroleum Company. will
be used.
II is understood that Charles NJ
Schwab. the steel magnate. is inter-
ested in the purchase. The old Marcus
Hook foundry is on the tract and was
placed into operation a few days ago
under the management Of James f.
Powers Mr. Powers has many
orders for Grey Iron castings book
cd ahead and the transfer OF tho
property will not interfere with his
business at present.
Evening journal., 1916-09-16

The autumn bride will be much in
evidence from now on and several inn
portant weddings will take place dur.
ing this month and next
The marriage of Miss Sara New
man, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs Sam
uel j. Newman, OF No. 1911 Rodney
street. and Harry w. Bye. son OF Mr..
and Mrs. Charles w. Bye. Of Holly
Oak will he solemnized at 6 o'clock
Wednesday evening, September 20, in
Westminster Presbyterian Church.
The Rev. Charles l.. Candee, pastor
Of the church. will oficiate. W. Car
isle Hemphill will play the wedding
music.
The bride will be attended by her
sister, Miss Florence Newman, while
the groom's best man will be Leroy
Wiley. Following the ceremony a re-
ception will be held at the home of
the brides parents, No. 1911 Rodney
street, after which the newly married
couple will leave on their honeymoon.
Mr.. and Mrs Bye will make their
home at Hopewell, Va, where the
groom has recently accepted a posi-
AlOH WIN Aht uuA RNA Il NMhAA 0RnA
pany.
%
Another approaching wedding OF
much social interest is that of Miss
Helen Jeanette Hamann. daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs William l.. Hamann,
of No. 2305 Boulevard, and ]. Arthur
Geiger. This marriage will take place
I'm st. Stephens Lutheran Church at
o'clock Saturday afternoon, October
2i Mr.. Geiger is the son Of Mr..
and Mrs. Harry II. Geiger, of No. 2l0
North BroOme street and is connected
with the experimental station OF the
b. l. dupont de Nemours Powder
Company
.
Miss Marion Postles entertained at
dinner last night at her home, Elev.
enth and BroOme streets. Covers
were laid for eight guests.
..
I Aside from a few informal affairs
there is practically nothing going on
socially, and as the majority Of so
ciety folk will not return until tho
Evening journal., 1916-09-16

last Of the month. or the first of Oc-
tober, there will he comparatively
little social activity until then. The
Country Club has been the mecca for
society folk here this week, as the
professional golf tournament and the
Graveyard" tournament attracted
many to the club grounds.
Mrs. f. F. Wilson, who is a widely
known player. won the Graveyard
golf tournament, which was interest
ing throughout. Among thost who
played in this tournament were Mrs.
E. F. Wilson, Mrs. A. d. Warner. Jr.,
Mrs. Truman W. Campbell, Mrs. Peter
T. Wright Mrs. Florence Bayard
Hnles, Miss Katherine Hilles, Miss
Esther Bancroft. Miss Katherine
Thompson, Mrs. Perle Sisler, Mrs.
Elmer Baldwin, Mrs. L. e. Edgar.
Mrs. Clifton Collins, Mrs. Elmer e.
Mitchell and Mrs. Henderson Weir
and Mrs. Robert Pennington.
Beginning on Monday, September
%, golf contestants will play for the
championship at the Country Club.
This will be one Of the leading sport
ing features OF the late summer, and
It is being much anticipated by a
large number OF members OF the club.
On Monday, the opening day OF the
tournament. the qualifying round will
be played, and on Thursday morning
following. at ten o'clock the ap-
proach. punting and driving contest
will be played.
Mrs. Robert Pennington is chairman
or the womans golf committee OF the
Country Club.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. J. Whitney and
family have returned from Rome
Pa, where they spent the summer at
their country home. and have reopen
cd their town house, at No. 904
Broome street.
%
Mrs Truman w Campbell left yes
terday for a visit OF several weeks
with Miss Helen Lloyd. Of Eastoni
Maryland.
Richard Whitney will leave on Tues
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BIRTHDAY PARTY.

A birthday party was given TO Miss
Viola NJ. Smith by her parents. Mr..
and Mrs. ]. f. Smith. at her home. No
1927 West Fourth street, on Wednes-
day evening. The evening was spent
in games and music. Those present
were Misses Harriet NJ. Gooden,
Edith Bender, Elizabeth McNally,
Anna Simpkins. Mary Feeney. Alicda
Woodington, Grace Anderson. Cora
Williams, Emma Martin. Margaret
Hickman. Alice Fagan. Mabel Brown,
Regime Barey, Mac Valentine, Helen
Smith. Sarah Brennan. Sue Fagan,
Ethel Riley. Edna Thomas, Alberta
Hughes, Alice Feeney. Elizabeth God
win. Viola Smith. Melvin Stark. Fred
Pace. Arthur Grant. Leonard Acker-
man, Norris Dixon. Raymond Hin
derer. Earl Groves. Charles Smith,
James O'Byrne. ElwOod Godfrey. Will
liam Pyle, Elwood Gooden. Alfred
Gooden, Lawrence Altemus. Courtland
r. Wingate. Paul Godfrey, Howard
Smith. George Pierce. Frank Hughes,
Howard Thomas. Alfred Harris. Earl
McClain. Mrs. Edward ]. Gooden. Mr..
and Mrs. ]. c. Smith, Mr.. and Mrs.
William Thomas. Mr.. and Mrs. George
Goodwin. Mr.. and Mrs. Hugh Carroll,
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Hughes. Mr.. and
Mrs. J. F. Smith.
Evening journal., 1916-09-16
RERFAN GLASS SOCIAL.

The Berean Bible Glass of st. Pauls
Methodist Episcopal Church will hold
a watermelon party at the residence
of former President Augustus H..
Sohoell. Gordon Heights. on Monday
evening. Harry d. Wilson, chairman
of the entertainment committee. and
vice-president of the class, announces
that the class will go out on the
Darby car leaving the Pennsylvania
station at 7,S4 O'Clock. A jolly time is
anticipated.
At a meeting Of the music Commit
tee OF st. Paul's, held on Thursday,
at Hanna's cafe, il was decided to
continue the contracts OF Mrs. JOS
ephine Fletcher Briefly as chorister
and Miss Sarah H. White as organist,
for another year from September 1.
Evening journal., 1916-09-16
MIR. PRICkrTT DETAINED ABROAD

William p Prickett. son OF Judge
and Mrs. William s. Prickott. who has
been driving an ambulance at Verdun.
and who was expected 10 arrive in
this city this week, has cabled his
parents that he has been delayed in
leaving Paris and will not be able to
got home until about the last OF this
month.
Mr.. Prlckett is a Rhodes scholarship
man TO oxford University, and he had
TO go back 10 that institution to get
his citizens clothes. as he has been
wearing a military uniform all sum
mer. The chance in his plans will
make his visit with his parents n
week shorter than previously expect
ed, as he desires TO be back in Lon
don in time for the opening OF Ok
ford which takes place about October
Evening journal., 1916-09-16
ANNOUNCE ENGAGEMENT.

MIR. and Mrs Edward Franklin
Peake, OF No. 300 Twenty-sixth ST..
Newport News. Va, announce the en-
gagement OF their daughter, Helen
Geneva, TO S. Conger MacIntyre. Jr..
formerly OF this city. but now OF
Newport News. Miss Peako is very
popular with the younger social set
Of Newport News. Mr.. MacIntyre.
who was former member OF the
Delaware militia, has many friends
in this city. lie is now employed as
a craftsman at the Newport News
shipyard. The wedding will talk,
place this fall.