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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-01-19
HER COMPOsURE BROKEN
BY BLOODY GARMENTS
Mrs. Elizabeth i. Mohr Wccps When
Stained Clothes Husband Wore
Are Presented in Court.
! KEEPS HER GAZE AvEKrED
Evident That Accused Woman Is
Deeply Affected AS Various EN-
hibits Are Ofiered-t.uotcd as Say
ing Husband Was Dangerous Man.

PROVIDENCE. r. L.. January 49,
Introduction as evidence by the prose-
cution to-day of the blood stained gar
m"nts worn by her husband, DR. c.
FRANKLIN Mohr, on the night he was
murdered ALMOST broke the self-pos.
icsSed. cool composure Mrs. Elizabeth
Mohr. his wife. who the state
charges. melted two negroes TO mur-
der him. has exhibited ever since the
trial began
Although She kept her gaze averted
after one hasty glance at the bullet
pierced hat and other clothing. and
although one of her attorneys at
tempted to divert her attention by talk
ing to her while the various exhibits
were being offered. she constantly
wiped tears from her eyes. and IL was
evident that she was deeply affected.
Another feature of the days pro-
ccedings was the testimony o. Con-
stable James l.. Wallace. who quoted
Mrs Mohr as having told him that pr.
Mohr was Il dangerous man. and that
II some people had gone through what
She had gone through they would have
killed the doctor long ago.
Constable Wallace, on crosS-eXami-
nation admitted that Mrs. Mohr told
aim that she loved her husband lie
denied that he told her that the doctor
was n scoundrcl and ought to be shot.
and that he knew two men down
around Darlington who had il in for
the doctor because of his professional
treatment OF their daughters"
The State introduced evidence to
show what personal effects were found
in DR. Mohrs pockets after he was
shot. TO rebut any possible theory OF
robbery.
Two of the letters found in DR..
Nohr's pockets were directed to one
81 the negro defendants. Victor c.
Brown. care DIR. Mohr" but inasmuch
the state conceded that they were
introduced TO show their external APP
pcarance, the contents were ordered
.caled up by the court. and the jury
viii not know what is in them.
The prosecution claims that IL has
other letters, taken from Browns
locker in the garage in Newport. which
Will ne shown later to be OF importance
as related to the case of Mrs. Mohr.
II was said tonight that George w.
Heals. the negro chauffeur OF DIR.
Mohrs car on the night he was killed.
is likely TO go on the stand for the
state some time tomorrow.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-01-19
MRS. PANKHURST ADMITTED
minus hiii'aht iendcr Mny Rcmnin In
This Country ms Long ns
She Wishes

WASHINGTON, January lS-Nrs
Enmeiine Iankhurs,. the British sur.
,Fh3ist leader detained 10y New York
ord"rcri admitted to the rni,cd ST..
unconditioua!i,
~ ov"rrul!nr the action Of snoci,l
""a'" ~ inquiry ut New FORK .xcI,,d-
ne Mrs. fanknurs,. the Dcpar,m.n, ~
Labor held that ANY ofcnscs 70, y,hict
MIS- iankAHrst might have been con.
49," y. England were political The
III" excludes only persons convicted =,
crimes involving mora! ;9rpiiuds
Mrs. iaakhurs; here. in tho iu,cros,
"i SERBIAN relief. may remain In ,br
United states rs long rs she wishes
"niic w" years ago she was admired
only long enough I" I'LL lecture ENGAGE.
larhts' ~ that time the department,
ana not pass on the nature OF Tho sur-
fraS" leaders omcus.s acoin., ~
British government
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-01-19
IN AND OUT OF TOWN..

Mrs. Charles GoIdsborough. of I.eos-
burg. is the guest of her daughtor
Mrs I.lcwcllyn McVeigh on Monument
Avenue.
Mrs. Willard Wright. Of Portsmouth
II spending 4 short time in Richmond
rs tho guest Of relatives.
Mrs. i. +. Tcmplcton and Miss Mary
spending some time in MONTGOMERY
Ala. and New Orleans. are at the
Hotel Albion, In Baltimore. for the re-
manning winter months.
Airs. James G. Marion has returned
TO Richmond. after n visit to her sis
Ter IN Newport News.
Miss Garland Smith, of this city. ia
u guest of n rs. James c. Causey, in
suffolk
Miss Frances Burncs has returned
10 her home In Norfolk, after visit
10 friends in this city.
Miss Katherine Long and Miss Coles.
Of fredericksburg are visiting Miss
Adelaide Ryan, on West Grace Street
Mrs. Henry T. Taylor is visiting her
brother, Frank G.. Robins, in New York.
Randolph Cardozn. Of Richmond, has
been the recent guest OF friends In
suffolk.
Or. l.. j. VIII. who has been i'm
Richmond for n few days, has returned
TO his homo in Iinrrisonburg.
william T. Ryan and Miss Grace
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-01-19
GIRLS! bEAUTIFY
YOUR HAIR AND
STOP DANDRUFF
Hair becomes charming, wayy.
lustrous and thick i'm
few moments.
Every bit OF dandruff di.nn.
pears and hair stops
coming out.

r"r - cents YOU can save your hair
IN less than ten minutes YOU cam dnn
bio It's beauty Your hair bcco,nrs
light. wavy. fluffy. abundant ana nn-
pears as soft, luStrous ana charmin,.
rs a young girls after applying SON,
Danderinc. Also try this-lnolsicn ;.
cloth with little Dandcrinc ana cnrc-
fully draw II through your hair. tnls-
Ing one small strand at n time This
viii cleanse the hair of dust. dirt or
excessive oil, and In just a few mo-
mcnts YOU have doubled the beauty
OF your hair. \ delightful surprise
awaits those whose hair has been neg
iccted 81 Is scrnggy. faded. dry, brit
tie or thin. Hcsides bcautifviup mo
hair Danderinc dissolvcs every par
ticle OF dandruT: cleanses. puriiies and
invigoratcs the scalp. forever stoppine
itching and falling hair. but what will
please YOU most will be after n fcw
weeks use when you sec new hair
line and downy at nrst--ycs-but
really new hair growing MI over the
scalp. IL you care for pretty soft
hair, and lots of II, surely get 25-ccnt
hottie OF knowlton's Dand crime from
any drug store or toilet counter and
just try It,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-01-19
FREE HOPEWELL MERCHANT
OF NONSUPPORT CHARGE
Prince George Jury Acauit. ISnuc
Kahn of DESERVING His wife
In Chicago.

Especial 10 The Times Dispatcn.l
PRINCE GEORGE COURTHOUSE
w" January lS.--lsaac Kahn a Hope
wen merchant. who. his wife alleged
deserted her in Chicago six months
ago. was found not guilty Of nonslp-
port by a jury here to-day in the
Prince George County Circuit Court
after trial lasting all day Kahn
was represented by II. NJ. smith. Jr.
OF Richmond. while Attorney Roy
Lewis. OF Richmond. appeared as coun-
sci for Mrs. kahn
Mrs. Kahn testified that her husband
had not provided for her support dur
ing the six months that has elapseb
suce he deserted her in Chicago. Nor
ris Kahn. her son. testified that the
whereabouts of his father was unknown
until u few weeks ago, when he saw
him on the streets Of the powder town,
while looking for employment there
lie notified his mother that his father
was In Hopcwell. and she came to
Virginia and sworc out q warrant for
his arrest.
Kahn claimed that mis- wife and son
refused to allow him to draw funds
from the profits earned in a business
which he conducted in Chicago. Kahn
formerly lived in Norfolk and two
deeds 10 lots ut Ocean View one owned
: by himself and another by his wife.
were introduced as evidence to show
that his wife had funds sufficient for
her support.
ON account OF the fact that Com
monwealth's Attorney Rives was i'll.
the special grand jury called for to-
day did not convene The special term
was called by Judge West to clear the
docket of criminal cases arising in
Hopewcn.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-01-19
RICHMOND MAN WEEDS
Inrkc Mustard. of This city. Claims
Dunyille Girl ny bride In North
Carolina.
Especial to The Times Dispatch

Especial 10 The Times Dispatch.l
DANVILl.E, VA. january ia
wedding Of interest WAS revealed here
this morning when 1T developed that
Clarke Bustard, Danrillc youth. now
twins. at Richmond. was married at
T8nccyville. y. g., yesterday to Miss
Mamie Watson. Of this city.
tir"ta TO wait few years by his
tiaaccc's mother. when Bustard called
there yesterday. they took matters in
their own hands and We're married he :
fore the brides mother knew II.
They returned here after the we'd
diTg ana At once left for Richmond
where BASTARD is now living. Both are
wcl known.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-01-19

prelenson. Tn n series OF snlcndid Ir,tcr,
from oil over the country mothers tell of the
great help Mothers Friend" was 10 thc:,.
Even grandmoihcrs tell the wonderful story
to Their own daughters about to enter the
ers Friend today OF your nearest druggist.
Use this splendid help with your own hand
guided by your own mind. For a free hook
of interest and importance to all E,o,hcrs
write to Brndhcl1 Regulator Co., 400 Lamar
csncrienccs of many happy mothers, 1t tells
many things shat all women should he ia.
m!llar with; 1t is at once n guido and On
Inspiration. Writc for this book.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-01-19
QUANTICO HOPES TO RIVAL
HOPEWELL AS MAGIC CITY
Evidence AZ Forthcoming. IIoon IL seen
In itrcrnt Zig Real Estate
I,t..iI.

oUANTlcD. VA, january iN-Vis-
IONS Of another 'iopcw"ll IN the wax
ing hours ~ every man. woman ana
child Of this place. because !, deal ha:
been complctcd for the sale Of more
than 1000 acres Of ground cucircling
this landing place on tn. Potomac
River and stopping place for a few
trains on the Richmond lrcterlcks-
burg and Potomac railroad: I'll. SUR
vcyors have run the lines. huge piles
Of lumber have begun 10 accumulate
ut several places ia ana near the viii
!aEc. aud group az men who were
prominently identified with The Hope
wen development hav" had charge OF
the work
OF course, all sorts of ru,nors. re-
ports. yarns and stories are 10 bc
heard IL! tn" village one man has
learned from reliable authority that
The government intends to establish
her" Il huge plant for Tn. manufacture
81 steel arlnor plate. Another l>nows
VAIN equal positiv"ucsS that the pu
Fou' powder people have bought tho
iauu ana nrc 10 erect Il mammoth -
'ah!ishment for the mauufactur. OF
ayes thitd tells YOU. contiden,ially.
but with an air OF authority. thnt the
prospective boom" really means tba
.otat!oh ~ sGhhilco Of :, modern SUM-
mel resort with all the adiuncts ~
Atlantic city. And q fourth asserts
mat the government purposes moving
'"e 'cHt!hs grounds from Indian Head
go ,he tract ihat everybody knows has
1.eh surveyed and sold. ana that the
big naNa! guns are 10 hc tried on, in
IN. hl!!a back Of ouautico
''E"htIe" used to have AN Industry
'he remains If which arc 10 lie secn
IN he love! S-omd south or the I'll.
"se This was an excelsior factory
"hieh nasn't been operated for sew
eral years
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-01-19
Jefferson club Elect. officers,

The annual meeting of tho jefferson
club was held in the club rooms last
night. when officers and the board Of
governors 10 serve for the ensuing year
We're elected. Those selected last night
follow: otiiccrs-M l. licSsherS. prcsi
dent; william II. Schwarzsch!:;:, -ice-
president. Ralph J Levy. secretary
and Moses May, treasurer. Board Of
Iovcrnors-.G. VI. SchwarZschilh. Mo-
ton @. Thalhimer, III. :, Bloombcrr.
Irving May, Gordon L. Strnuse, w. y
Nelson. III. j. Myers, Ir., Martin Eichcl.
NJ NJ Mitteldorfer, and j. S. Galeski
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-01-19
ALL WILL COME HACK WHEN
COUNTRY NEEDS THEM

When rrfcrcncc was made to the
prevailing idca that many soldiers on
returning from the war Will 20 to
Canada. Australia and the colonies
Lord Derby said:
Yes Eut the best thing is that
they will! come back when The country
needs them. ! get letters daily from
all over the world from men eager u
pay all their expenses and come back
now that the country needs them. |
got "a letter this morning from young
fellow in san Francisco. saving that
nc had closed uD his affairs and was
coming back 10 serve his country
Love for the mother country which
this war has inspired is one of It's re-
dccminG feature
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-01-19
little Giri Hurt by Auto.

NOcclAI 70 tn" Times DispatcN-I
PETERSBURG. VA. January lS-A
little girl. Gladys Corrcit. while on her
way home from school this afternoon
Was knocked Down and run over by
an automobile at the corner OF Wash
ington and West Streets and badly
hurt. She was taken home by The
driver OF the machine
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-01-19
WnNEN'S MEETING.

The baptist Wom"n's Missionary cir
Gle 81 achmord will meet this after
noon 1T o'clock in Second BAPTIST
Church and before thc usual business
there VIII be interesting talks from
representatives Of tn" Juvcnii" Court
Associated Charities and Nurses Set
tlcmen, Justice Kicks, Mrs Schneider
and others VIII spcak
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-01-19
The Coming Baby!
hooray! Aoorayg
Nothing else can SO completely endca,
us to the present and the future as the

expected arrival Of u
baby. But il the mean.
time the comfort Of
the mother Is of vast
Importance. There is Il
splendid external rem
cdy known as "SIoiI-
cr's Friend" which OK
erts q wonderful inllu.
cnce upon the expand
ing muscles. They be-
come more plant,
stretch without undue
pain. make the period
ono of pleasant antic-
iDutiOn iuGtnn1 NJ on
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-01-19
RESPONSE. OF RECRUITS
IS ANSWER TO GERMANY
England Now Has Enough Men to
Carry On War to Success
full Conclusions.
LORD DERBY is CONFIDENT
Talks Freely and Frankly OF Results
OF His Campaign to Secure Greater
Arny-Thinks Victory of Allies
Will BE Decisive.

LONDON. January lS..-iord Dcrhy
received III" correspondent Of the AS
Sociatcd Press at the War Office this
afternoon and for half AN hour dts
cusscd the war outlook resulting from
the Derby recruiting scheme and the
compulsory military service bin mora
particularly their effect in assuring tho
prosecution of The war TO Il successful
conclusion.
The talk was informal and without
official restraint. rs Lord DERBY gives
the impression that he is sure Of him
self and not afraid To talk out on sub
Jects officials usually avoid Asked
how many men would come forward
under the Derby plan and what the
british lighting forces in the field
would be, he said:
1T is impossible to make estimates
on the numbers OF mon. for II mo
angel Gabriel made an estimate some
one would be found in the House Of
'oniih"hs 10 rise and challenge tho
estimate. i!ut one essential ,hiru &c
surc-it has been n complete answer
10 German.-and shows that We viii
nave enough men TO carry forward the
war 10 a successful conclusion"
CONFLICT WILL. 90 ON
TO SUCCESSFUL. CONCLUSION
Asked what a successful conclusion"
lnDlics h. said:
answering that might involve law
ihI GOWN terms of peace, such rs GER
many getting out of Bclgiurr and
FRANCE ana 50 on. which is out side my
province. But certain IL is that a sue
ccsstGl conclusion Of the war means
that IL VIII he prosecuted until we
nave such q peace as will make il
perfectly sure that there will be no
further war Of this kind In our time
"r IN our childrens time. II Viii be
absolutely conclusive. and nothing short
Of that
Lord Derby has no doubt OF the ont
c"hic. ana he referred to the ability
81 IN" rapidly expanding army To give
Germany - good licking" And he
aided: IT Will do il all right"
INC military measures taken by Eng
land had been u complete surprise 10
Germany. he dcclared-frst in showing
the number Of men who had come for
ward. and then that the country had
acquicsced in the measures so thor
oushiy. Even those who had opposed
the measures most bitterly were care
iul I" say that they would obey the
law once it was enacted.
Asked about the ability or the ucA!
men. the director Of recruiting said:
III is OF high order In physique.
stamina and intelligence. We had three
sizes Of rccruiis-big. medium and
small-but II has become a necessity
10 discontinue tho small size entirely
and tho mediums partially. and the in
tc!liGcncc of the new men is Of such
high order that 1t helps to solve the
problem Of supplying sufficient trained
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-01-19
uc, bristol school bonds.

BRISTOL VA, January lS.-Eicld.
Richards x Co. bidding in competition
with eleven other firms, was Tonight
awarded $"o.0oo, thirty year. per cent
school bonds Of Bristol Tenn. Their
bid was par. plus 4 premium OF $3.50
and nrnrmnl interest
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-01-19
llrpxyr,-,JOneH,

Especial to The Times Dispatch.l
CROIt.T, VA. January 12.-Robert
:. Brown. of Dallas. Tex. and Miss
Mary Jones were married at tho resi-
dence Of her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. B.
.. Jones, of CroZct. on January l.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-01-19

Ryan. OF zoos West Grace street. are
ia New York CITY.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-01-19
I,rrlriit DRnsnnf.

Announcements was made yesterday
uf plans FOR ~ dausant at the Hotel
Richmond OF Tuesday. February s for
the benefit OF the Retreat for the Sick.
Mrs. Paul q. Howlc Mrs s. Il. stan
ard and Mrs. T. L. Strause mr.. mo
committee in charge
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-01-28
LEADING MEN AT SHORE
PLAN NEW DRIVE FOR
BIGGER ATLANTIC CITY
"Field Marshals" Appointed for
Campaign Under Auspices of
Chamber of Commerce
and Allied Bodies
WILL NAME COMMITTEES

ATLANTIC CITY, Jan 2S-NGen who
have done things for the town arc to
be the field marshnls in n new drive"
for n Greater Atlantic City under the
auspices of the Chamber of Commerce
and allied bodies Of shore boosters. An
nounccmcnt to be made tonight OF the
personnel of new committees of the
chamber will point the way for an era of
greater civic activity, with a 2O-foot chan
mel and a great convention hall over the
sea as the main detectives.
Alexander II, Nelson. county engineer,
IS chairman OF the new Committee on
Boulcvards, which ia expected to smash
obstacles and hasten the realization of
the Absccon-Atlautic city motor speed
way. Walter +. Rccd,t Il broker, heads
the committee which is to emphasize the
delights of boating and fishing as shore
attractions. Warren Webster, president
of the Atlantic City Steamship Line,
heads the now harbor board, which is
to boom Atlantic city as n yachting
rendezvous and GCCp-watcr port,
Walter j. Bu2by owner of the Hotel
Dennis, is to have charge of Il street im-
provcmcnt campaign. David II. Lawson,
chief of the Building Department, and a
committee OF insurance brokers will send
out a frc-prcvcntion propaganda. Frank
Simmer, chief of the Lighting Bureau,
and a committee will work for improved
illumination. Other committee Chairmen
include: Boardwalk. former Senator Ed
ward S. Lee; Public Utilities, Joseph \.
McNamce, banker; Civic Improvement,
Joseph W. Salus, former Asscmbyman;
Business Methods, benjamin Bacharach;
Housing and Sanitation, DR.. Edward
Guion; Public Schools, John l.. Kelly; Real
Estate and Taxation, Howard c. Harris;
Convention Hall, DR., Underwood Coch-
ran; Railroads and Transportation, SAM
ue T. Leeds.
Even Atlantic City, for all its miidncss
of climate, does not have often the OPP
portunity to boast of such delightful
weather as has kept the hotel colony al
most constantly on the Boardwalk this
week. Yesterdays turnout looked like
an Easter parade rehearsal, Tor sunshine
brings out colors and causes diacarding
of wraps,
Mrs. Mary b. Comfy mother Of Row
land Comfy, president of the Logan Trust
Company, has joined her son at the Den
mis-.
Commander j. T., Palmer, l.. s. ~, was
the dinner guest of Commander {. L.
Rommel at the Dennis.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-01-28
Naval News

Mrs. Ralph l.. Shepard, wife of Lieu
tenant shepard L. S. NJ c., has issued
invitations for masked dance, to he
given at her home. 24O9 South 2lst street,
on February 2. Her guests will include
Lieutenant McClung, L. s. ~. and Mrs.
MCClung; Lieutenant Daring. L. S. n"
and Mrs, Daring: Captain Halford, L. :.
NJ. c., and Mrs. Halford; Captain Owens,
L, S. NJ. c.. and Mrs. owens; Lieutenant
Norton, L. S. ", and Mrs. Norton: Cap
tain kilgore, L. S. NJ. c., and Mrs Kill
gore; Lieutenant Beehler, L. $. NJ and
Mrs Beehler Lieutenant WillcoX U. S.
y, and Mrs Wilcox; Naval Constructor
Court, L. S. ~, and Mrs. Court; Naval
Constructor Bissett, L. $. N. and Mrs.
Bissett Mrs. Raymond s. Keyes. Mrs.
Alexander S. Williams Mrs. Nelson
Nulte, DR.. Gordon Hale, L. S. n; Doc
tor Tolfree, L. S. N. Lieutenant Davis,
L. S. n; Lieutenant Kayscr. L. S. N;
Lieutenant Donald. L. S. N; Lieutenant
Mccoy, L. S. ~; Mrs. Charles Luta, Mrs.
Charles S. Davis. Mrs. Wenzell Lieuten-
ant Elmer, L. s. N. Lieutenant Dowell.
L. $. n; Lieutenant Hyburg, L. S. N;
Mir Maxwell and Mr. Fernald
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-01-28
NANCY WYNNE ANTICIPATES
DELIGHTFUL BALL TONIGHT
Mr. and Mrs Thomas De Witt Cuyler Will Give Large
Ball at the BeIIevue-Stratford for Their Debutante
Daughter, Miss Eleanor De Granff Cnvlor

tortain at the Supper Club on Saturday
evening
Mrs Walter Chrystie will give n small
/ iuncheon on Friday, February T. at her
| nome on Montgomery avenue in honor
o. her guest Mrs. John Wood, of Buffalo,
Mr. and Mrs. Reed Knox, Of Valley
forge Farm, and their sons, Philander C.
NhoN, Sd, and John McCook Knox, are
spending the weekend at the Traymore
Atlantic city.
Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Clayton and Miss
Mary and Miss Barbara Clayton, OF 1878
loe Lancev place. have gone to Browns g.
M'lIs-ih-the-Pnes TO remain for few
Mr. and Mrs. Henry II. Ellison and Miss
Edith Ellison. of Brlar Hnl, will leave
for California next week TO spend the
remainder of the winter
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Roberts have
left the Aldine and gone to Green Cove
springs, Fla, for the rest Of the winter.
Mr. r. Penn Smith, Ir, will succeed
the late Mr. G. Howard Clark, Jr. as
master of tho Radnor Beagles, but owing
10 MIR. Clark's death there will not be a
meet of the Beagles until further no.
tice
Mrs. William Fndlay Brown. Of 90 Sum
NIT avenue, will return today from At
iantic city y. j., where she spent the
week.
There will b" banquet OF the Patriotic
Societies Of Philadelphia on Thursday,
February 3, at the Bellevue Stratrord in
the interest of national preparedness. The
speakers will include General Leonard
Wood, l. S. A.; Captain William Ledyard
Rogers, l. S ~. and Mr. Hudson Maxim.
of New York
Mrs j. Ernest Goodman of tho Ritton-
house, will leave shortly for the West
Indies, whore she will spend a month.
Or. and Mrs. Howard S. Anders will
give two consecutive dances Mt their
home, CITY line and Belmont avenue, in
honor Of their dchutante daughter, Miss
Maud Morrison WigEins, and Miss Mar
gnrct Ann May, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs
Clarence Davis May The first will be
given this evening and the second tomor-
row evening. There will be about $50
guests at each affair.
Mr.. and Mrs. Francis NJ. Kemble, of
Wostfioid Bryn Mawr. will return from
New York today. where they spent the
week
Mrs. George L. Schooner, of Palmyra.
\. j., recently announced the engagement
of her daughter Miss Mary l.. Schooner,
to Mr.. William NJ. Harmon, also of Pal
myra. Both are well known in the
younger set of Palmyra, and have known
each other since childhood.
Mr.. and Mrs Arthur FawelI announce
the engagement of their daughter. Miss
Elizabeth Fawell. to Mr.. S. Howell Dyott
of Brooklyn, n. Y.
Mrs. William Keech, of St Louis, is
the guest of her cousins, Mr.. J. w. Barton
and Miss Barton, who are at the Aldine
for the winter.