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The Wahpeton times. [volume] (Wahpeton, Richland County, Dakota [N.D.]) 1879-1919, 1916-03-02

she'll plants. For several months
Japan has been shipping huge
quantities Of war goods over tc
Russia and receiving in return
tens of millions a month in pay
ment. As result times are flush
in Japan and every man with a
factory or even a blacksmith shop
is getting rich.
Wall street saw the hanGMrit-
ing on the wall two months ago.
The boom on war stocks has long
since halted because Wall street
knew that money for munitions
will flow into this country in less
and less quantities for the rest OF
the war.
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PHYSICIAN and SURGEON
Office in Residence, SIS 5th ST
Phone 80
DR.. Meckstroth's former
Residence

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Herman kube of Hankinson re-
ports the birth of twin calves tt
one of his cows last week, but onf
OF the calves was without eyes
the skin being grown tightly over
the sockets. The critter was born
during the night and was deaC
when Herman reached the barn
in the morning. The other cali
also died later.
Mrs. Mcbride, Grand Lecturer
of the Order of Eastern Star OF
The state of North Dakota, spen,
Tuesday in Wahpeton, the guest
of Mrs. C. B. Rice, who invited tho
ladies of the Eastern Star for q
social gathering in her home thai
afternoon. Dainty refreshments
were served and all present had a
very pleasant time.
During their recent tour OF
Canada. the Famous Bostonians
have done great deal in aiding
the European war suffers. They
have played many engagements
for the benefit of the Red Cross,
the Patriotic Fund, also battal-
lions, Regiments, Regimental
bands, Maintenance Funds, and
other patriotic organizations. This
company of young ladies will be
seen here in "Tipperary Mary" al
the Wahpeton Opera House on
Thursday, March End.
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ADDITIONAL LOCALS

Miss Neitert of st. Cloud is !
guest of Mrs. Kinder.
The G. G.. G. Club met last Tues
Cay afternoon with Mrs. Kinder.
Mr.. Warren Hatch is expected
home from the hospital in q few
Gays.
Mrs. Eva Warren entertained
the Faculty ladies of the State
lScience School Monday afternoon.
The NJ. B. A. lodge is planning
quite a social affair for tonight.
All members are supposed to be
there.
E. J. Hasty Of Tyler was in this
city Monday attending the meet
ing Of the packing plant commit :
tee. of which Mr.. Hasty is a men,
Der. a.; 1zi
A Bargain Feast-The G. J.
johnson Land Co. will seel the
remaining goods in the building
next to the Schiller Block at ,-3
OF the sale price. Nothing re-
served.
Judge Van Arnam delivered an
address before the business men
of Wyndmere at banquet held
there Tuesday evening. Tho Judge
returned home to this city We'd
nesday morning.
The Murphy orchestra of this
city are going on a three days
trip. Tomorrow night they play
at Tintah, Mimi, Saturday night
at Murdoch, Mimi. aud Monday
evening they play at Doran at a
WooCman's dance.
There was quite lot of excite
ment at the Armory last ngiht
when the chimney burned out.
The spectators that were present
at the boxing match last night
were compelled to leave the build
ing for few minutes on account
of smoke in the building.
Tony Stukl Of this city arrived
home last Thursday after three
weeks sojourn in Milwaukee. After
the saloons closed up in Brecken-
ridge Tony says it pays to go to
weeks sojourn in Milwaukee. Since
Breckenridge went dry Tony says
it pays to go to Milwaukee.
Matt Herriges the proprietor of
the opera house block billiard par
Tor has moved his family from
Kent into the VIM. Young house
at % Wisconsin Ave. Mr., Henri
ges states he feels happy now
since he is able to be with his
family every day.
Marriage licenses ISSUED this
week were to George Max and
Lillian Voves .of this city, Ray
mond a. McConn and Miss Ruth
w. Sage, both Of Paramount. John
Tiseth anc Miss Marie Lie, both
of Abercrombie, John Mathiesen
and Miss Lena M. Olson both of
Dwight.
Sergeant Boone of Bismarck
will be here Monday and TuesC az.
TO inspect Go. of this city. Ser
ecant Boone has been detailed to
this state with headquarters at
Bismarck for three years. His
work calls him to inspect and
instruct the militia companies of
this state. Mr.. Boone is one of
The better class of regular sold
lcrs or officers, and this state is
very grateful to the war depart
ment i'm securing the services of
such an able man. Many Wahpe-
ton people have taken the oppor-
tunity to meet him when he was
in this city about two months ago
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Elvin Lund of Gwinner was in
this city last Thursday.

4 tulS Clly ldSt 1uutSGay.
rhe County Commissioners are
now in session in this city.
Mrs. Crooks is again serving
customers at the Wonder Store.
Frank Richter of this city has
taken out his first citizenship pa
per.
W. A. Faraswnrlh was q bust
ness visitor to White Rock Tues.
GGy.
Mr.. Charles Billen of Mantador
was in this city Monday on bust
ness.
Supt. Of School Chas. Hanson
attended a teachers meeting at
Walcott Friday.
Mrs. Chas. Younguuist was a
Morris, Mimi. visitor the latter
part Of last week.
The March bulletins from the
County superintendent Office
are being mailed out.
R. C. McClintock was a business
visitor to Fergus Fail, Monday.
n. returned home the sam: even
irs.
A. Johnson of Morris, Mimi.
was in this city Monday on bust
day.
E. c. Van Horn of the Twin City
Five and Ten Cent Store was in
Morris, Mimi. the first of the
week.
Miss Blanche Purdon visited the
first of the week with Mrs. Cocl,-
rane, Of Colfax, formerly Miss
Lillian Robinson of this city.
Mart Voves has just joined the
Reliance Hose Company. This
company knows a good man Wien
they see it.
E. w. Spencer made business
trip to Fargo the first Of the week.
Mr.. Spencer is now tine state agent
Tor O. Life Insuranc" Company.
Agnes Roger who has been Wis
iting in this city for about two
weeks at the Henry Connolly home
left Monday for her home at
Grand Forks.
w. w. Thomas of the Grout
Implement Co., visited over Sum
day and Monday with his family
in Wadena, Mimi, returning to
this city Tuesday evening.
\ c. McQa, i'd, the loca. mana
ger for the Thompson Yards, Inc,
spent a few days with his family
at Chaffee, this state. Mr.. Mcuuoid
returned 10 Wahpeton Monday af-
ternoon.
Supt. of Co. Schools Hanson
visited schools south of Hankin-
son the first of last week and on
l'Ihursday he visited number Of
schools in the north end Of the
county.
J. A. Bailey the local manager
of the Baldwin Elevator Co.. re-
slgnation took effect yesterday
an! in a few days Mr.. Bailey viii!
leave for Cross Lake, Mimi, to
Join his son, Roy.
Gilbert GILES now proprietor of
moving picture show in Whea-
ton, Mimi, was in this city from
Sunday morning until MonCay
visiting with his parents and
friends. He returned home Monday
morning on the Milwaukee.
Shoppers take notice: From this
Thursday morning ON, March 2rd
we are prepared to sell the goods
left, next to the Schiller Block.
consisting of dress goods, shoes,
underwear. laces, ribbons and no
tons at is of sale price,. j.
johnson Land Company.
Mr.. W. II. Stark of Fargo was
in this city the first of the week
and brought down from that city
the life insurance from the Aetna
Co., for Mrs. Crawford in which
the late Mr.. Crawford had insured
in. While in this city Mr.. Stark
called on the boys at the Whiting
Drug Co. and Mr.. Louis Jurgcns
local agent for the accident insur-
lance department of this company.
r, n. DEvINE 81
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Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-06-10
Along the Main Line

WAYNE-Today will be Alumni Day
at the Radnor High School, Wayne, and a
number Of old graduates will return for the
day A tennis tournament has been ar
ranged; also n chalk meet between the
Radnor High School and Lower Merton
High School. This afternoon there will
be baseball game between the alumnae
and scholars of the Radnor High School,
and In the evening the alumni dance will
take place in the school gymnasium. The
committee In charge is composed of the
officers of the alumni, Mr.. o. Howard
Wolfe president; Miss Mary II. Brooke.
vice president; Miss Dorothy Finley. Sec
retary, and Miss Nancy Hallowell, treas
urer.
Mrs Katharine Capp. Of New York, is
spending the week at Wesley Inn, Wayne.
having come on to attend the closing ex-
ercises of st. Lulte's School.
Miss Elizabeth ONeal of New York, ar
rived Wednesday to spend week with her
cousin, Miss Eleanor Long, of Runnymede
avenue, Wayne.
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HEsrnN-RAYMoND.

A wedding of interest took place Thurs
day evening. at O'Clock, in the Grace Bap-
tist Church, at Westmont. n. j., when Miss
Edith Moreland Raymond, daughter of Mr..
and Mrs, Charles A. Raymond. was married
TO Mr.. Warner Roberts Heston, of 53lO
Lancaster avenue, by the Rev, C. p. p, Fox,
assisted by the Rev. John A. Hainer. DID
The bride was attended by her sister,
Miss Anna Raymond, and the best man was
Mr.. A. Lee Heston, brother of the groom.
The ushers were Mr. Walter Raymond Mr..
Stanley II. Boyd, Mr.. Raymond Armstrong
and Mr.. Walter S. Butterworth
After the ceremony reception was held
at the home of the brides parents, Stoey
avenue, Westmont N. j., after which the
bridal couple left on an extended trip
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SKATING COSTUMES
ON WOODEN WAY
Russian Blouses and Tasseled
Caps Are Worn by
Milady

ATLANTIC CITY. June 1O.-Now it Is
the skating costume that is considered the
smart habilment for Boardwalk wear
These costumes are built on the lines of a
Russian blouse and are worn with jaunty
close-ftting cap adorned with n tassel A
yellow and white striped rig with cap in
the same coloring was much admired to-
day
Mrs William C. Maclie and Miss Hunt,
of Chestnut Hill. are at the Chalfonte.
Mrs. Fannie w. Throne. of the Hotel
Aldine. who has been coming to Haddon
Hail every summer since the house was
built forty years ago, has arrived for her
annual outing. Mrs. Throne will remain
until early in October
Mrs. Alba b. Johnson. of Rosemont. and
the Misses Goff of Bryn Mawr. are SPEND
ing the week at the Marlborough -Blenhein
Miss Hilda Matson. of Germantown, ar
rived on Wednesday to visit Mrs. w ].
Magruder at the Dennis Mrs. Edward c.
Bendere is visiting her mother, Mrs. John
w. Scott. who has been stopping at Haddon
Han for the past two years. Mr. and Mrs.
William II. Goshen arrived on Wednesday
and will remain for fortnight
DIR. and Mrs. Harvey have closed their
country place in Huntington Valley and
have taken cottage here for the season.
Mr.. and Mrs. Richard C. Oellers, who
have been coming here every summer for
several years, will occupy their cottage in
Chelsea the first of the week. Mr. and
Mrs. James Connolly have opened their
Ventnor home lO1 Baton Rouge avenue
Miss Florence Irwin was the guest of
honor Mt large luncheon and bridge given
at the Hotel Chelsea by Mrs T. Gray
Pendeton The prize winners were Mrs
George Reynolds Mrs. William II. Bartlett,
Mrs. Frederick Robbins, Mrs. William c.
Wescott Mrs. j. W. Starr. Sd. Mrs H.
Starr Giddings Mrs. Walter IT. Reed Mrs.
A. f. Bates Miss Bates, Mrs. Demory Mar
vel Mrs, David Berner, Mrs. c. M Niles,
Mrs. George Coles, There were Is tables
in play.
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LARGE CARD PARTY GIVEN TODAY;
MUSICALES ARE ALSO OF INTEREST
Mr. and Mrs j. Horace Miller, of Moore Pa Entertained
for Their Daughter, Miss E. Dorothea
Miller-Other Affairs

ly decorated with pink ribbon and large
bouquets of pink roses.
Among the small guests present we're
Miss Elizabeth Robinson, Miss Helen Dalla-
han, Miss Ruth Kirk, Miss Rose Dinsmore.
Miss Marie Van Wrinkle. Miss Margaret Nc.
Godrch Miss Gertrude callahan, Miss
Margueret Taper, Master Alfred Schwarz,
Master Albert Dawson, Master John Dins-
more, Master Harry Kirk Master Carl Daw-
son, Master Edward Murtha, Master Donald
MacLaren. Master George McGoldrick, Mas.
ter Warren Taper Master Billy Ruffner.
Master Leo Van Wrinkle, Jr, and Master
Joseph Van Wrinkle
The 81. O." Club will hold its annual
June dance this evening at the Belheld
Country club. II will be white flannel
affair. The club held its first outing on
Decoration Day, with a large number Of
members attending. The regular business
meeting was held last evening
THE Dux Club. formerly the Sylvia Club,
i will hold its next meeting at the home
of Mr.. william Berman, 222 Montrose
street.
A picnic was arranged for Sunday, June
is. smoker will be given on Satur-
day evening. June "a. and moonlight ex-
curslon on August 10. The Entertainment
Committee consisting of Mr.. Maurice M.
Cohen, president Mr.. II. Lavner secretary
Mr.. II. Jaspan, treasurer; Mr.. Albert Rich
man ana MI william Samuels, VIII engage
talent for all occasions. The Dux Club Will
open its new clubhouse in the latter part OF
October
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Dhue gave a freedom
party In honor of their son, Mr.. Harry X
Dhue on Tuesday evening, at their home,
1929 South Beechwood street. Miss Edith
Coren and Miss May Taylor gave some
piano selections, Mr.. John Fludeno and his
sister sang popular songs with Mrs. Dhue
at the plano.
Among the guests were Mrs Van Dem
Eynde Mr. and Mrs. Mays, Mr.. and Mrs.
Boentgen Mr.. and Mrs. Uber, Mr. and Mrs.
Filigno, Mr.. and Mcs William Mays, Mr..
and Mrs. Dhue, Mis- @xeyer Miss Regina
Graham, Miss May Taylor, Mr.. Edwin
Singley. Mr.. William Silvey, Miss Lena
Graner. Miss Sallle Slngley Miss Georgina
Wilent, Miss Mary Uber, Mr.. Stanley AL
bertson, Mr.. Harry Talbot. Mr.. Louis Coren,
Miss Edith Coren, Mr.. Harry Talbot, Mr..
Louis Coren, Miss Edith Coren, Mr.. John
Fludeno Miss Anna Fludeno Mr.. Henry
Carrier Miss Ida Mays. Mr.. Harry Dhue.
Mr.. Raymond Dhue.
The students of Miss Rosalla Phillips,
medalist of the Royal Academy of Music,
of London and Paris, and on the faculty Of
the Il. X. Peall Conservatory of Music and
Art, gave short piano and vocal recital
at the Presser Auditorium on Thursday eve-
ming, assisted by mandolin. violin and elocu-
tion students from these departments of the
above school
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

The Bethel Evangelical Lutheran Church.
5th and Sedgley avenue will be the scene
of a very pretty wedding this evening at 8
o'clock when Miss Madeline Christian
Schlotter, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Jacob
Schlotter, of 1914 West Ontario street. will
become the bride of Mr. William August
Rittler, Jr.
The chancel rail will be banked in daisies
and the church decorated with roses and
palms. The bride will wear n white net
gown caught up with sprays of orange bos-
SONS and carry shower bouquet of white
Bride roses and orchid sweet peas.
She will be attended by Miss Anna NJ
Grambo as maid of honor, who will wear a
gown of pale green net artistically draped.
The maids of honor are Miss Bessie Tor
rance, Miss Anna Fl. Funk, Miss Olga Olsen
and Miss Irene Holmes The bride will be
given in marriage by Mr.. Stanley William
Root. friend of both families.
Mr.. Frank Stippich will act as best man
and the ushers will be Mr.. Emil Carstans
Mr.. Walter Shorter, Mr. Frederick Cute
kunst and Mr.. Elmer Rambo. Following the
ceremony n reception will be held at 3O5
West Bristol street where Mr., and Mrs. Rit-
tier will make their home after their return
from short trip to the Delaware Water
Gap.
Only the immediate family will be
present.
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MIR AND MRS. J. HORACE MILLER,
1fl Of 1890 Lincoln avenue, Moore. Pa.
entertained at cards today in honor Of their
daughter, Miss E. Dorothea Miller. The
decorations were pink and white. The
guests invited were Mrs. Frank Butler, Mrs.
Il. Gay, Jr., Miss Julia Chignoine. Miss
Vera Bashlier Miss Vera Allison. Miss Ade-
latde Gleason, Mrs. Joseph Muldoon. Mrs.
Harry Stllwagon. Mrs Howard Scott Mrs.
Frank Deaney. Miss Anna Dougherty, Miss
Katharine Wilson. Miss Doris Henman,
Miss Josephine Mchel Miss Helen Ather-
holt, Miss Florence Mitchedd. Miss Helen
liaydocS Miss Edith Stull Miss Elizabeth
Scotncy, Miss Ethel Bonsor. Miss Alice
Bonsor Miss Helen Riggs, Miss Gladys
Martar, Miss Margaret Duncan Miss AL
treda Duncan Mrs. J. Morrel, of over
brook Mrs. Victor Reynolds Miss Fannie
Haslem, Miss Gertrude Mccullough. of New
Bedford, Mass ; Miss Sarah Schmucker of
Scranton Miss Alice Hackett. of Phoenix
VILE; Miss Marie Higgins. Miss Elizabeth
Lukes, Miss Margaret Lukes. Miss Sophia
Henderson Mrs Leo Neissen. Mrs James
A. Bradley, Miss Hester Rawley. Mrs.
Harry Walton Mrs. Henry Miller, Mrs, A.
j. Beers, Mrs. n. Kennedy, Mrs. Harold
Weaver Mrs. Joseph Donahue. Mrs Allen
Kane. Mrs II. Atherholt Mrs. James f.
Ryan Mrs Robert c. Shields, Mrs. Paul
Adamson. Mrs. Thyson, Miss Anna Murphy,
Miss Marie Mack Miss Elizabeth Nc
Manus Miss Bertha winslow, Miss Ruth
Lincoln, Miss jeanette Shea, Miss Marie
Shea, Miss Il, Miller, Miss Helen Priest,
Miss Margaret Brockerhoff. Mrs George
Pabst. ,Ir.. Miss Olivia Hardy, Mrs, Wells
Tete Won Albade. Mrs. Thomas Dalton Miss
Mary Mccarthy Miss Helen Yorke and
Mrs. Anna Montgomery,
The retired music teachers of the Pres
ser Home at 101 West johnson street,
gave the last of series of musical en-
tertainments on Thursday evening. as
sisted by several members of the Matinee
Musical Club. Miss Emile Fricle ar
ranged n delightful program of piano,
vocal and violin music, together with sew
eral elocution selections. number of
difficult piano selections were played by
Mrs. II. Atkinson, who, though In her SAD
year, displayed remarkable skill in tech
nique. Others who took part were Miss
Fricke. Miss Adelna Patti Noar. Miss Flor
ence Haenle and Mr.. John Towers.
The teachers received their friends after
ward In the drawing rooms. Mrs. L. l..
Pierce is superintendent of this beautiful
home. which was given several years ago
by Mr.. Theodore Presser. Mrs. Pierce IL
planning more musical evenings for next
winter.
MIR. and Mrs Leo ]. Van Wrinkle of 429
lY1 North Robinson street, gave a party
on Wednesday evening in honor of the sew
enth anniversary of their son. Master Jo-
seph Van Wrinkle. The table was beautiful
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sILvERs-ABRAHAM

An interesting wedding viii be solemnized
tomorrow at Adath Zion Synagogue, when
Miss Agnes Abraham, daughter Of Mr.. and
AIRS. Joseph Abraham, OF 4215 Penn street.
win be married to Mr.. Samuel Silvers, OF
this city. The ceremony will be performed
at o'clock by Rabbi Oscar Levin and will
be followed by a supper at the home Of
the brides parents for the families. Miss
Abraham VIII be given In marriage by her
father
The bride win be attended by Miss
Miriam Savoy as maid Of honor, and her
bridesmaids Will be Miss Agnes Lipschutz.
Miss Molly siivsrs Miss Gertrude Katen
and Alss Anna Traehtenberg The little
flower Eifl win hs aa3zz Dorothy savoy ana
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BIDDLE-RoBERTsoN

The marriage of Miss Ida Mae Robertson,
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Charles T. Rob-
ertson. of 5sO9 Thompson street, TO Mr.,
II. Everett Biddle will take place this eve
ming, at 1880 O'Clock, at the home OF the
bride.
The ceremony will be performed by the
Rev. Francis S. Hart. Miss Helen A. Eek
haTdt will act as maid of honor. Miss
Dorothy Heyde, a cousin of the bride, will
be flower girl, Mr., Harold w Biddle,
brother of the bridegroom, will act as best
man.
After a tour of the New England States
Mr. and Mrs. Biddle viii return to Glen
Moore, Pa, where they will spend the sum
mer.
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pIRTRICH.GATTER.

The marriage of Miss Elizabeth Cater
and Mr.. Edward Dietrich took place on
Wednesday evening, at I o'clock, at the
home OF the brides parents Mr.. and Mrs
Henry Cater, of sos West Thompson
street, In the presence of the immediate
families and a few close friends.
The bride wore a froek of white tafreta
of white roses. She was attended by Miss
Anna Conway as maid of honor. The
brides brother, Mr. Harry Cater, acted as
best man.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dietrich after a short we'd
ding trip win live at 1924 North Darien
street, where they will be at home after
June is.
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Chestnut Hill

The Tournament Committee gave din
ner dance last night at the Philadelphia
Cricket Club for the participants in the
National Lawn Tennis Tournament which
has been in progress during the last week.
The members of the committee consist of
Mr.. Joseph M. Jennings, chairman; Mr..
Lynford Biddle, Mr.. Joseph r. Carpenter.
Jr.. Mr.. r. Norris Williams. I'd. Mr.. Craig
Biddle. Mr.. Fitz-Eugene Dixon, Mr.. w.
Linton Landreth, Mr.. John H. Whitaker.
Mr.. Henry B. Patton, Mr.. Henry Frank
Phelps and Mr.. Willis L. Davis The
members of the Auxiliary Committee are
Mrs. Arthur H. Lea, chairman; Mrs. Glenn
ent r. Wainwright, Mrs, J. Clinton Foltz.
Mrs, George C. Thomas, Jr,, Mrs. George
Woodward and Mrs. William Warner
Harper.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Bradford Fraley
of Sunset avenue and Crefeldt street, will
leave on Monday for Eagles Mere. where
they have taken a cottage for the summer
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-06-10

Announcement is made of the marriage
of Miss Helen r. Silk daughter of Mrs,
Anna l.. silk, of 2925 North Park avenue,
to Mr.. George l.. Hutt, of West Susque-
hanna avenue, on Wednesday evening in
ST. Edwards Church, sth and York streets
The bride was attended by her sister, Miss
Grace silk. as bridesmaid. Mr.. Charles
HUT was his brothers best man. The cere-
mony was followed by a small reception at
the home of the brides mother. Mr.. and
Mrs. HUT will return from their wedding
journey the end of the month and will be
at home after July at 1881 West Dauphin
street
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Frankford

Miss Julia Sinnell will be in charge OF the
minstrel show and dance to be given Fri
day evening. June 16, for the benefit of
Mater Dolorosa Church, Ruan and Paul
streets The affair will be held in the
hall of the church and those who win take
prominent parts In the entertainment will
include Miss Ida Walton, Miss Florence
Waring Miss Anna Snnell, Miss Estelle
Hawkins, Miss May Glenn. Miss Ethel
Gossner, Mr.. Leo Dawson, Mr.. Louis Kane.
Mr.. William Kane, Mr.. John Hawkins, Mr..
James McKervon. Mr. Raymond Hahn, Mr..
Leonard Cantz MT Frank Rely, Mr.. John
Reilly and Mr.. Howard Grant
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HAIG-SPERRING.

The marriage of Miss Veda Il. Sperrng,
of 454O North Broad street, niece of Mr.,
and Mrs w. f. Sperring of Lock Haven,
Pa, to Mr.. William w. Haig of Merchant
willie, n, j., was solemnized on Wednes-
day afternoon In the Protestant Episcopal
Church of the Resurrection, Broad and
Tioga streets. The rector, the Rev. j. O.
McIlhenny, officiated at the service, which
was a quiet one. Mr.. Haig and his bride
left on an extended trip and upon their
return will live in Merchantyille, n. j.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Bernard F, O'Donnell, of
Sherwood. entertained at dinner this week
in honor of Miss Marie Boston. Their
guests included Mr.. and Mrs Frederick
Shick, of Washington, d, C., Mr. and Mrs,
John McKenna, of Boston, and Mr.. and
Mrs. George Boston.