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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1916-03-09

r!iShment. And If
there Is anything, no
matter how simple,
how apparently trivial
it may seem. II il can
aid, help, assist or In
any way comfort The
eIpectant mother, # Is
a blessing. And such
Is a remedy called
Mothers Friend"
You apply It over the
stomach muscles. II IL
gently rubbed on tho
surface, and makes
the muscles infant.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1916-03-09
Na ssacr Blamed

CCLEEBTS. N n. March e.-In-
vsG+1g The United States at the head
q a5oEr SO mounted followers, Fran
cisco villa attacked this little town
guarded By $50 American caTaIrynen
applied the torch ID rs principal
buildings and before finally driven
tack INTO MEXICO atte- over two hours
q dezulto-y firing killed four United
States troopers and Al least seven
American civilians
Only the desperate bravery Of the
ouTngm5sred American soldiers pre-
vented Z massacre greater than the
slaughter OF eighteen helpless Amer
leans At Satns YsabsI, Mexico. Pabla
Lopez, who led tie Mexicans in the
yseSsl massacre, IL reported to have
been with villa IN the attack on Co
i1mbEs at 40 a. N today.
Three Americans villa held prfs-
oners before the raid On Columbus,
are reported to have been killed and
their bodies burned.
Entering Columbus under the cover
%, darkness and protected by a ditch,
the TiiIistas suddenly dashed into
the heart Of the town, shriaktug battle
cries. Squads apparently detailed for
the purpose, threw oil on several
uLAFilLS-5 cAzl GyEllEN me EDICASss
SHIPPERS picked of civilians as they
left their homes Firing became gen
eral as soon as the American soldiers
could gather for the attack
Houses were riddlsd with bullets.
Families in the midst OF the Ieaden
hail, escaped injury by hugging the
floors OF their houses
&. G. Miller, druggist, was killed
seeking safety in the Hoover hotel,
whose adobe walls protected e NUM-
Der Of guests, Including some women
and children The Commercial hotel
wooden building. was destroyed by
! FIRE.
! Many Greaeers Killed.
! DOT LAS, Ariz. March e.-Effty
! 70 one hundred Viliistas were killed
/ in their invasion Of the United States
and attack on Columbus, y. NJ, to
! day, according to the report Of Col
f. II. J. Slocun to mis- CON handing OH
I Ger here.
: Slocum stated that there were 50C
mounted Fillista troops in the attack
ing party and that the entire actor
lasted from 4:3O a. N. to 6:45.
Four American soldiers were killed
and eight wounded, according to Slo
GUMS latest report. One Of tht
wounded was an officer.
Estimates OF the number Of Aneri
can civilians killed ranged from
seven 20 eleven
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1916-03-09
Letter to
Or. Kii-ner d Co,
Binzbxmte,. NJ Y.

Prove What Swamp-Root VIII do for
You
Send ten cents 10 DR.. Kilner & Co,
Bingharnton, n. Y, for sample size
bottle. Il viii convince anyone. You
will also receive a booklet of valr-
able information. telling about the
kidneys and bladder When writing.
be sure and mention the keokuk Gate
City. Regular fifty-cent and one-dol-
lar size bottles for sale at all drug
stores
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1916-03-09
THREE CORNERED
STRUGGLE is ON
fContiaued from page l.,

marine fssues-now SO tangled thar
the average citizen has lost the thread
is TO be given the world
II was learned today that the ad-
u2fnfstratfon IS preparing a final an
nc1ncemeut 20 De issued soon. ana
DESIGNED for consumption abroad az
wen as at home.
Coming either from the state de-
rartment or the white house, ii Is
intended the statement shall answer
In a way alleged propaganda from
official German sources.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1916-03-09
Behind the Scenes.

Springfield. Mass, Republican: IL ~ :
safe to assume that Britain was -.
prime mover in tire seizure OF Ire ~ !.
merchantmen by Portugal. when ~ :,
Britain's ally. but. like Italy, hoids as
anomalous position in the war
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1916-03-09
WHY CIRCUS CLOWN
KILLED HIMSELF
SIiVers Was in Love With a Wait
even Though She Stole
His JeWeiry.

NEW YORK March ss-Loye for a
pretty. vayTard Broadway wait un-
diminished eren when she repaid his
generosity BY robbing him, caused the
suicide OF ''Slivers Oakley,
the clown, it was learned today.
Friends OF Oakley today said he had
been heart-Droken because officials OF
the Bedford reformatory refused to
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1916-03-09
KILLED BY Villas
MEXICAN BANDITS
fContfared f-ol page IL

vIsstas who ATTACKED his place
R1chey ~ss killed By their first ToAeg-
Three other men gzTs up their lives
aiding the troops
J. L. Greenwood, president Of the
Columbus bank, al eye witness o. the
battle. safd the soldiers were asleep
in their camp in the cfty's limits when
the Hexicans attacked.
The town was aroused By the first
volIeys Those OF rs who were
armed tried 70 help the troops. Bat
the FIRST rusa of the MeTicans, On
two sides of the town. carried them
through the patrol lines into the
heart Of the city.
Three dead TeZica1s were found
right in front OF the bank They
must have intended looting the vanlt-
In the darkness, the firing went on
mostly by the ligh. Of the burning
buildings.
The Mexicans were led by General
villa himself. according to citizens,
who know villa The Fflhstas GER
tafnIy put up a hot fight They were
hours Of fighting
'T understand that Colonel Slocum
has not asked for reinforcements,
bDt l WISH you "OCiu SOY lA1I '0
need more troops here 10 protect our
people
4 number Of L. S. cavalry horses
were carried off by the Villistas.
The town settled down after the
battle and was quiet before noon
No Official Word.
WASHINGTON, March 9.-The wal
department had not yet received Off
cial word from the border al II a m.
regarding the attack by Mexico ban
dts on Columbus, New Mexico early
today.
Unofficial dispatches reached Gen
eraI Scott to the effect that a large
body of bandits, numbering between
400 and 500. dashed into Coluubur
late last night, seized some OF tn:
horses belonging to three troops o
cavalry, set fire to the buildings am
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1916-03-09
Denies the Report

WASHINGTON, March o.-SecTe-
tary OF State Lansing today denied
story sent out by a press association
to the effect that the Cnled States
would shortly warn Americans TO re-
main of armed merchantmen
THE story is false Secretary Ian
sing stated. adding he wished to be
quoted TO that effect.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1916-03-09

AS-3Bs EVFsr VIEW ES-I9 S-E[AEES
and feeders, $500 7.s5: calves, $500
COWS and heifeTs. ss!a.+G 600
Hog receipts gS6S1: market 25Isge
higher. Mixed and butchers, ss.55I
1s.0a; good TO heavy, $3.50 10 %:
rough. s.. s0Ge.G0. light. ss-5ga S.;
bulk, ss.s0Gs $50; pigs. ss.s5Qs.25-
Sheep receipts 1.sf9; market
strong. Ewes, ss.s0Gs. s.: lambs,
So 90 T1Lz5; wethers, $500 $1,000.
Chicago live stock-ciose.
Furnished by Long Commission Co,
se3 Main Telephone No. 1907
CHICAGO, March a-Hog receipts
% 900: market strong Mixed and
butchers, s9-25Qe..5: good heavy,
sez5Gs $50; rough heavy, ss.z59s-4o;
light, ss-2oas-7o.
Cattle receipts 800; market
strong top $3.50
Sheep receipts 1900; market
steady; top ss.65- Lambs, top s11-59
Omaha Live Stock.
OMAHA. March s.-Cattle receipts
$500: market steady. lower Steers.
s7.25ae Is; cows and heifers, sf-5eg
TBS; stockers and feeders, $3.50
$50; calves. s7-e5110.90: bulls and
stays. s5.25Gs.75.
Hog receipts f1.40o; market $50
zoe higher. Bulk, SS-00q 40; top,
$3.50.
sheep receipts 1900: market
steady. Yearlings. sa-5S9 1900: weth-
ers. sT75Gs.56; lambs, siIeoG 1150;
ewes, sS-0oGe.35-
Kansas City Live Stock
KANSAS CITY, March e.-Cattle
receipts $500; market strong, Zoe
higher. Steers, s5-00Gs-s1: COW: -.i...
heffers. s5.ooG 1900; stockers and
feeders, ss.65 gs.se: calves, ss.5oT
11.oe.
Hog receipts 5000: market 16G 15c
higher. Bulk, ss15ds-45; heavy. $3.50
$3.50; medium, s9-35Gs-5e; light.
sheep receipts 5000: market IOc
higher. Lambs. s10.75G1135. ewes.
sT.a5Gs. IS; wethers, S. 9G10-6o.
I'D Chicago Produce
CHICAGO. March s.-Butter-
Extras. SIC; hrsts. 1885, as4c. dairy
extras. aS1 $780,. dairy arsts, $3.50
CSC
Eggs-Firsts. 1914 91s3sc: ordinary
hrsts, 1sG1Sisc-
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1916-03-09
For America.

New York Globe: Specifically d.
vided. the citizenship of this country
il fundamentally united The great
majority are neither prc-Teutouic nor
pro-aIIy; they are pro-Annerican-
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1916-03-09
Aher! some Sense to That.

Aher! Some Sense to hd'. :.
darlington Hawkeye: Have you y.
f,ced that the newspapers are ~.
making nearly so much fun OF hes,i
Ford's peace plan via neNspap D,- AZ
vertising as they did or MS os0"
peditfon? There's a reason
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1916-03-09
Maternity! The
Word Of Words

1t IS written into LIES expectations that
motherhood is the one sublime accom-
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1916-03-09

Read The Daily Gate City. 10c
week by carrier.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1916-03-09
ST. Louis Ii.

EAST ST. LOUIS, March Cattle
receipts I,7G0: market strong Texas
receipts 81; native beef steers, sl.5e0
{. 90; yesrIing steers and heifers, $3.50
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1916-03-09

CHICAGO. March s-Butter-
Extras, SIC: hrsts. 1885, a34c: daiT.
extras, % l33c.. dairy frsts, 26f5 g
CSC.
Eggs-Firsts. 1874 91s14c: ordinar!
drsts, 1sG1SAc-
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1916-08-22

Miss Ethel Ranzonc, head of the
department OF home economics at
the University of Missouri believes
that Il women are to compete with
men in the business world one of
th, essential things they must do be-
to ldupt standard clothing which
doe. not Interfere with their work
10 this end She has 10 her courses
ON clothing a. the university worked
out what may ho considered stand
urd dress n consists of u shot'.
nu skirt hanging from the shoulders
Dos means of sleeveless undrrwaist
which takes 'hc place of the corset.
O,rr this is worn Russian BLOUSE.
loosrl, urllcd lu. aud open ai tho
neck with rolling collar both
blouse and skirt button straight
down tn, FRONT lu facilitate fau"n
ma and laundering Miss Ramona
discussed th, u.v lua.. af un off lhr
uu. u, rlr National Education
q '..u.uIIuu convention BOO E,N Nura
r.H. .ud al.o bottom. Dh. urc'
n. ul no.. Hwrmu llm EmU
u Nu.um 100 |huw CARLY 'h
summer ..ur U.f ntHu.Hm .Ur 3D.
mrHn0H lr0 lr .HwDn nuu1
man, advocate.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1916-08-22
tBY MISS SOPHIA nEYERl

aarkouod
Plato said Know thyselt"
Every window OF the soul should
lo opened
The first conquest should be- that
ut the mind n. with the mind under
control the tongue cannot speak nor
ihc hand do violence
When vc master self and cultivate
nll oi our natural talents We viii be-
come moral aud intellectual giants
and rank among those who figure In
ihr progress ol the world
Annie Miller knapp
q
ln compliment 10 Misses llcss
Collins aud Fay Nanc". Who have
been here from Claiming visiting
uiss Ruth Couwcll the latter enter
tanned with loIg.a pa ~ ~ the
Grand Theatre SATURDAY evening.
After seeing the show the party
were invited 10 the Chocolate shop.
later repairing 20 the home OF the
hostess. whore most cnioyubl" In
formal time was spent. Those pres
, rnt included Misses Fay Nance OF
Chauniuf. Elite Nrterhurn. Hess Col
Inns at Claiming. Ruth Conwell anu
Ncssrs Able Timmous llohson
Booss Walter Fmohcr and Johnnie
stroud
The Y ". \ met IN rogulur week
Is session Yesterday afternoon ~ the
parlors at IN, First Baptist church
4 most ENJOYABLE program under tlt
l.ndo shin ol Mrs T. T.. Street. was
rendered.. enc of the most pleasing
numbers being reading boy Miss
Elizabeth Meyer Following the bus
mess session most cuIoyahl" 50"
.ial hour WAS introduced
uru have offered up their lives h'
hr thousands upon ihr field ol bat
,lr. hm m the struggle fur existence
I woman b. continually offering mp hrI
$50 tor IMAM n thr. BIS % mission
10 mercy Goo p".Ium She undertake
lii o. there m suffering or distress
20 surcor hcr willing hand BIS alva'
ready % wrcJ,hodurss and mlscr
need comforter She BIS present Ih
! piut.st whisper of pain brings Doc
ls pig m to .,s couch and in Oh
chamber of death She takes b.
place. assuapiue rhc hopeless suffer
en- with the comforting assurau.
| hat there is a home beyond the graz
frc, from the agony ot pain Sh
suffers herself without q murmut a
B. complaint aud the man that wo1l
loo the slightest degree add 90 % an
b mc-ca,c the mgui.a THAI 20 is Dol
lot to bear is beneath th' lUNc'
II tho brute % She Hould happen
D possess defects and laults. which c
b cry human hciue has m greater
Is less degree let him compare The
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1916-08-22

NH|o lU. GRACEFUL |Wo GAINS
u.., .uu mur, H,or H0un Anne
boom omen lpr nuHdur a"u There
uu.cmpu' ..r Its discard boo ga
uau itself Zoo. General .,ar drDse
form hnur rampant 100 the Cher
r blossom llud D.. 'trE where else.
90 thp effort 600 make working cloth
Tor wumru mur, convenient lhau
Hirurcuu. % is gII ihW the 81
mono ., NOT only impractical im
.du. movement DO. % does. hu'
.rry expensive 20 butH time and ms
rrIal me great msi0rit, of the Vo
mon uf 'ho middle and lower class
.. having 900 devote 20 vast amour.
Il um, Zoo 'Fr weaving ul fhc un.eg
aus cloth 10 'hc kmuNu IFS ~ lI
'Ics'Y elaborate embroidery h'
aud consumes more time rIHa'
.d women .fr 90 i0r HsHi U' th'
reform 'Hr tiunuo movement and
ago pea. ug 'H 'bo.I sister. H' ih'
.clsan' .H1 artisan classic, 3D. great
auun.f. and economy ~ dress
Ih. extremely charming ami grace
W atrmr.r &c. therefore assaulted
600. .... quarter tnf among fh'
0y r,a'fh Japanese iHoi" ha.
.Hu .or wears greater .ul great
tendency fn .H0u' fup convention
. up..u Dress
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1916-08-22
VI ,hnnld emdN nm,cINc.

To conquer self is Life. great y.o
tory
Tp hold tHu 8,c a.usc# iu uhirc.
ton with Mind forever master
makes kings pI uH AN
40 thiue wi.l Doc added untu hiu
wb, learns s,l..wastcrt
This does mot mean 90 become q
ST. Simeon uf SNlitos. but l'h'r
to know and appreciate 'hr strength
q. ones weaknesses and tu turi
Them into da1.ls ol strength
The most of us cultivate Jess thar
, pen cent O.. UJr natural vudlN
mue and allow ,hc mind Goo rm
riot. $50 that vc gu through litc Witl
our bands tied and eyes barely opci
with the windows o, our soul
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1916-08-22
Announcements.

ON FRIDAY evening ~ the nome o'
Or and Mrs u. $. Hillough. ~"
Van Buren, street. the members OF
the Belle Bcnuct, Auxiliary OF inc
polk street Methodist church VIII n'
entertained with lawn party. rms
Is an annual affair and Is being looN'
ed forward 10 with great anticipation
All members aud their families are
invited and fine time IL assured NJ
Who attend
y 7. G.. club viii meet with Mrs.
G. " Livingston ao7 West Thlt'
teenlh street. Thursday afternoon
Miss Margaret Rider will enter
tain the Tuesday bridge Cluh at net
home. COS Fillmore street TUESDAY
afternoon
Circle u has charge Of the follow
Ing uissiona ~ program 20 b" giv9
hy the W. NJ T. of the First iiaplis'
church Wednesday. Aug ~. nj ! ~
y m
LYNN Selected
PRAYER -Bihle study Mrs. kte''
HYMN Selected
Talks oar work IN Italy. NiS
sanford
Sanford Missions in Central tn
rome Mrs. Watson Missions u
Ru.sin aud work In the Prisol
CAMPS" Mrs Hamilton. 'Edu'a
,ionaI Worl m Turkey Mrs Bruno
PRAYER
CLOSING hymn
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1916-08-22
Locals.

Miss Pearl Wilson lc.' this morn.
lax tor inrems where She VII
make % thr,r weeks visit with rela
l.ps
Sir and MIS- Ray Wilson, ol llig
Gins returned 20 their home TINS
morning after most pleasant visit
here with " rs W Wilson
Misses Lois. Grace ana $ bill FINK
lca Icft today tor Mineral Wells. Fort
Worth and Dallas where they VII
make three weeks stay
Miss Dorothy Louise Harris
daughter ut nr aud Mrs " u llar
r,s. has returned from Dallas where
shc visited with relative and friends
several weeks
Mrs a. Asbury and son ]. VI lr
%. Sl,rr. uka. arc hero th. m",..
OF Mrs Nsbsrys parents Mr. and
Mrs. q. S. IIU!,. 5000 lla.risp"
Mrs Jack Uu"ca and children $50
p....iod hr.. tu' latter par' % I've
Sc al from cam alan. 10 make an cN.
t,uIod visit vIt. h'r parents. W.. ''d
"r J s. L1tl,
Mira. sam {. Woody OF the Mag
uolia hotel has as her Fl'st her moth
cr. Mrs n j Cowliuf @. Fort Wor1.
Mis- Theresa BaustiSa is ON q ,v'
weeks Vacation m Colorado Spr..-s
aud Denver
Nh aud Mrs VI \ Mcknight have
returned 20 tholr home boz ~ roec.
after MOST delightful two months
stay with me formers parents Mr
aud Mrs Arthur Mcknight
Miss Sue Uuiucy hu returned from
Clovis. y W.. where she has been Tor
some time visiting relatives
Mr. and Mrs Lawrence Jones are
here from Wichita Falls. 20 make
their future home Mr. ZONES h.
connected win tho Jones nry Goods
company.
Mrs Maddox ha, ,s her guest. her
grandparents. MI and Mrs Ew,c
and hor aunt UI Foster ~ Atd.
u.nrs ~
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Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1916-08-22

HOID FAST VOTE DREAMS.
Hold fast your dreams
Pain waits YOU
Aud care and fear are near
They are very near.
There Is death. too.
Death comes Co every dream and
Death viii come 10 Won
Within your hca
Keep one still. secret spot
Where dreams may go.
Md. sheltered @.
Nay thrive and grow
Whore doubt and fear ate not
on. keep pl.cc apart
within your heart
For dreams 30 go
Thinb sill OF lovely THINGS that are
not t~uc
Let wish ana magic work 80 will In
you
BE- sometimes blind 10 sorrow MAX,
believe
Forget the calm that lirs
Ia dimllusiOued eyes
Though Ne an know that ~, musI
die.
Yrl y1u and
Nav walk like gods and be-
Even nov at home ~ Immortality
We know 500 many ugly things
ucccits and .y,Tongs spp ,gulrr"lInFs
We kntu 6idl w kndW
How swiftly IN
The color .n the west
The bloom upon ihc flower
Tho bloom upon The breast
And Youths blind hour
Oh kc,r Within your heart
a place apart
Where little d.rams mgy 200
Ma y'hriNr aud grow.
Hold Msi your dreams
Louise nr'sDull NDN YORK. lwr
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1916-08-22
NN,ZgB

with her virtues. and especially win
his vices and every impulse of MS
better being viii prompt him To over
look them and make due allowance
therefor lsidu Rasncr
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1916-08-22
Glasses Properly Fitted

Dt,,..rs u. Tho eve treated ~"
si,r, tested pr Wrlcott, Specialist
Fuuua Htg Phone COS
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1916-08-22

mushroom and your Toreodore with
its flurc-up hrim are staid and
straight and each OF these hats owes
iis distinction 90 the way 10 bal
ancos on your head
A. q little lesson In the law Of
optics notice the hats In the picture
The Gage hat ln the center is nn
EXACTLY RIGHT IN the sketches
u is on "any old way" and loses an
STYLE IN the I'll
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1916-08-22

Ny dolrs' lou Must NOT ITO
your new fall hat,
u may Doe as loud as thunder
clap 10 color %. fantastic boz form az
q bird cage or milh pail hat 30 lei
It 80 primlN and straghtly ON your
head That n The way fashion in
tends the ueW lall hat 20 be- worn
This tirUlhuncs. d, due to the new
straight hrim You viii see u every
where
Your Gage sailor . straight. your
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-03-21
What's Doing Tonight

Evening OF music IN aid of Oncologic Hos
pital. Bellevue Stratford ballroom $3.50 o. clock,
Franchise Social Meeting. W. c. 7. u, 1921
Arch street as o'clock.
Address "Sanitation." f" Colonel William c.
Gorgas chief OF Bureau Of Sanitation, u. S,
A. Engineers Club; Si5 o'clock.
Methodist Episcopal Conference closes. st.
James Church, Olney.
Lecture. Character Analysis" Or. Kath-
crime M. II. Blaekford Y. NJ. C. A.; o'clock.
F'ffty-sevonth street improvement Assocla-
tlon. Goth street and Girard avenue: ocloek.
Free.
Lancaster Avenue Roard of Frade. SEao
I.ancaster avenue. O'Clock Fraa.
Mock Trial. under the auspices of the south
8Oth Street Improvement Association 2ee
South 80th street s clock. Free.
single Tax Society. 1414 Arch street; T:4u
o clock.
o5l oraasSs st-' a1aftot Belleyus- -ssratfordi I
ReeIlal, Leonard d. Autys GaH CeatuFs
Drevlns Accu . clpaA
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-03-21
NANCY WYNNE CHATS ABOUT MANY
OF THE DAILY DOINGS OF SOCIETY
SIN Persian Garden" Will Be Given This Evening at
the Bellevue-Stratford by the Orpheus Quartet
to Aid Oncologic Hospital

dred Sheppard Miss Eleanor Werner and
Miss Dorothea Oberteuffer The party is
being chaperoned by Mrs. Herman r.
oberteuffer.
Miss Louise sinnickson Grey, Of IA
South 2lst street is spending the month
of March in Atlantic City.
Mr.. C. Colket Wilson and Mr. G. ColItet
Wilson, Jr., of Wilson Farms, Paoli. have
sailed for Florida. Miss Emily Wilson, a
student at Wellesley College, who re.
turned homo for the weekend, had Miss
Sara sutherland, of Jacksonville, Ella.
and Miss Mary Caruthers, of Savannah
Ga, as her guests.
The regular meeting of the Philadelphia
Chapter OF the United Daughters Of the
Confederacy was held at the Bellevue
Stratford yesterday afternoon at 2;sO
O'Clock After the business meeting the
Cnapler had the pleasure of hearing Miss
Ellzabeth N. Hill, the secretary of the
Women's Division for National Prepared
ness.
Mr. Walter Cox, Of Malvern, spent the
weekend In Baltimore, Nd
Mrs. Henry r.. Bringhurst, who has been
Nistlhg her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Julius
towards warner at their home, 4O53
spruce street, has returned to her home
In Wilmington.
The monthly meeting of the Quaker
CITY Chapter, D. A. r., was held in the
PARKWAY Building on Friday afternoon
An interesting paper on patriotic music
was read by Miss Z. r. Massey and
a talk was given by Mr.. Dernberg. A
handkerchief was sent by Mrs. Wood
row Wilson to Mrs. Robert C. Hill, Of 1903
Christian street, as prize for the card
party given at the st. James YESTERDAY