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Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1916-05-31
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man Jig ira 5oeet, man bar taget,
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talt, OF ioa itaar airfen Der, iom
man ielb Far fsbt og ielp bar be.
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gerie piloe.
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bar 10 in9en Gburob erteniion
5lino og iom 5slge oerai in9en
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at bpp9e airfer for.
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Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1916-05-31
De gamle Wure.
Geo aoloing Slotsruin.)

Soa manage. lange aar ranot no,
Sioen oiaie Waaire rejites.
|Soa meget 8ano er Isbet til 5ioros,
|ISioen @iloefronien beiites.
9Wmeitrens 9ene imipIoreb lengit,
Client er bans iioite 2eie.
Gnonu bans SPnoers 89rf err
Soahinoe er SfGbnenS 8eje.
8eo oisie Wiire too ies iom Barn,
Oct er lPnge, l9nge iioen;
De talte til cen meo itprfe Sro
Om Sortios Stormagt og 8ioen.
SEQ oisie Witre ieg after itaor,
gtto er oct De iann1e Stene;
Wfen ieg er life Den iatntne mler,
@rnanet er ieg - og enc.
@romlet OF bsict finer ieg
WhaiWen Ell Wortoomsiceile.
Der itaar aGanpen pna gorgens
Ganrn,
|Sgiaa ban bar l9nge alene.
Spis ban bopoe Watno og lcpenoe
Nst,
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%lloorage til aunpleg os arige.
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Den osiaa iet Dem iom ilaane
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9aaoe 1 @iGoen % Sorgen.
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Slest
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aongetioen er rirnoen.
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&nap man Den mer fan fenbe.
4inn fer peo Slottets Wiire grad
8eo man bporben Jig at penoe.
5oruel oa, OH gamle Sannibal,
|lStaa itst paa bin enlomme @are.
Nsens Der paages | 0anmarfs
2ano,
Gr fSolfet pPrnet moo Sare.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1916-05-31
DRENaE 90 DRENaE.

DREN0E OG DRENGE.
Skildringer fra Missionsmarken. Med Illustrationer
Oversat at Karen Reder. Ind. so Cents.
bet er en- Bog, som skkert vii fremme Observation-Disclosures
den blandt de unge. Den fsrer os rundt til Verdens forskel-
Igsts Egne og forteller saa friskt ON Drengenes Kaar derude
- ON sorte Negerdrenge - bruno Araberdrenge Drenge
Indien, paa Ceylon, Kina, Japan og paa Americas Preri-
er = ON deres Lege, deres Evner, deres Lyut OF deres SAW.
Bogen har mango friske Billeder og vii we're en- god Gave
til Arbejdere Ssndagsskole og Ungdomsafdeling men fsrst
og sdst til = Drenge. (Dansk Missionsblad).
to Danish Luth. Publ House,
8s Blair, Nebr. s.a~afe9
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1916-05-31

Oct er en- gGre at operie Jor.
nGrme(ie, tiger Den piie.
Sa, oct par MI bats Mn1fuelie
for Gnnge iioen. Men / pore 0age?
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-05-30

Miss Emma Lusch, of 1s4s North Gratz
Schaefer, of 447 West Dauphin street on
Thursday evening. The ceremony will be
performed at the home of the Rev. George
Won Bosse, $40 North 5th street, The couple
win be unattended.
Following the ceremony a reception will
be given at the home Of the brides parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Lusch After a
brief wedding tour to Niagara Falls they
will reside at 447 West Dauphin street.
The bridegroom Is a member OF the motor
squad OF the police department, and large
number OF his fellow officers will be In
attendance.
The members OF the Mems Union of the
Grace Reformed Church have organized
an athletic association. of which Mr. Earle
r. Cook, of 251s North 18th street. is man
ager.
The card club of which Mrs. William
Marshall, OF 1925 Diamond street. Is pres
ident. closed the seasons meetings with an
automobile run to Whitemarsh followed by
luncheon at the Whitemarsh Valley Country
Club.
Mr.. ana Mrs Morris "A. Kaufman OF 21IO
Spring Garden street have gone 10 their
country place IN Huntlnsdon Valley. Pa.
e remain through the summer.
allss anna 1asIe, q 1zae North alh street
+ en4nalns 5 EeH dayz Ht valley koEzs
sIsh 20 father
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-05-30
Delaware County

The woman Suffrage party of Delaware
County had charge of the suffrage booth at
the Civic Exposition yesterday. Among
the women assisting were Mrs c. E. Mar.
tln' chairman of the w. S. p. of Delaware
County: Mrs. j. S. C. Harvey, Mrs. Charles
Stanley Harvey, Mrs. Ferree Brtnton. Mrs
J. r. Covert, Mrs. Francis Gummere, Mrs,
Humrichouse. Mrs NJ. Orme, Mrs. Carl
Altmier. Mrs. Paul Lachenmeyer. Mrs Seth
Pancoast Lewis and Mrs. osgood Hopwood
The Ridley Park Presbyterian Church
Will be the scene of double wedding on
June Z, when the two daughters of Mr. and
Mrs. Thomas NJ. Kellogg will be welded
MISS Eleanor May Kellogg will be married
downe. and Miss Margaret Harper KeIlogg
will be married to Mr.. Augustus Maurice
Vessels. 'oo
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-05-30
BOARDWALK MAID
Is FULLY PREPARED
Rife Practice at the Various
Shooting Galleries Her
Pastime

The Boardwalk Maid is nothing II not
UP to the minute. Now that there Is so
much talk about preparedness, this rather
tickle creature has taken It into her head
that she must learn to shoot Conse-
quently the shooting galleries along the
walk are lined with smart-loolSlng girls In
stunning sports clothes who vie with one
another In handling n rife. Down Chelsea
way target lawn parties are all the rage. The
girls spend the early part of the afternoon
making bandages, Then, after tea is served
they go out on the lawn and practice tar
get shooting. series of target parties
are being held. and. at the conclusion, a
rifle is to be awarded as first prize
Former Secretary of War L. NJ. Garri-
son and Mrs. Garrison who are frequent
visitors, came down for today and are maxi
ing the Observation-Disclosures their sea-
shore home.
Mr.. and Mrs, f. J. Hutchinson and Mrs.
d. w. Hutchinson motored down from
Montclair for the holiday
Mr.. Archibald C. Elias is visiting his
mother at the Marlborough -Blenheim. DR..
and Mrs. Neff were down over Sunday, as
were DR.. and Mrs, T. N. Pease.
Mr.. and Mrs. f. B. Barnitz are spending
the weekend at the Chalfonte with Mr.. and
Mrs James p. Hooper and Mr.. and Mrs
w. v. Gebs. of Baltimore.
Mr. and Mrs. w. Mel. Freeman are at
the Marlborough -Blenheim where they
have taken apartments for the entire sum-
mer.
Miss Mary A. Barr and Miss Jane Barr
of Oak Lane, were at the Strand for the
weekend
Mr. George II. McClatchey and his family
are occupying their summer apartments
Mr.. and Mrs. James G. Keyes and their
family will spend the summer at l2 States
avenue.
Mr.. Stanley w. Landis. OF Oak Lane has
Joined his parents at Haddon Hall. Mr..
Francis G.. Swope Is visiting his mother,
Mrs. X. G. Swope. at the same hotel.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-05-30
NorristoWn

NORRISTOWN, Pa, May 30.-Today the
formal summer opening at the Plymouth
Country Club will take place and society
will turn out in full force to attend. There
will be golf and tennis matches for both men
and women throughout the day. A special
dance in the ballroom OF the club has been
arranged for the evening by the Women's
Committee. of which Miss Mary Loeb is
chairman.
Mr.. Gilbert Rodman Fox. of 9O9 De Ralb
street, has announced the engagement of his
eldest daughter Miss Josephine Fox, to Mr.
Harold C, Warren, of Swarthmore. Pa
Miss Florence NJ. Rambo. OF 144s De
Kalb street, entertained at auction bridge
Thursday evening in honor OF Miss Helen
Buchanan, of TeNarkana, Tex, who is the
guest OF Miss KathaTyn M, Tyson. The
guests included Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph ID,
Rambo, Mr., and Mrs. Stanley S. Anders
Miss Katharyn Tyson. Miss Katharine A.
Scheidt, Miss Claire McGrath. Miss Edna
Wiler, Philadelphia; Mr.. Edward A. Har-
ley. Mr.. Joseph K Weaver, Mr.. Robert NJ
Harley, Mr. Homer Y Preneice and Mr.
William Rambo.
Mrs. John Brooke mas returned to Wash
ington, d. c., after spending several weeks
as the guest of Mr., and Mrs. B. Percy
Chain. of Jacoby and Arch streets.
Mrs. Joseph ID. Rambo and Mrs Stanley
S. Anders have gone to Washington. ID. c..
TO attend the annual commencement week
festivities at National Park Seminary
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-05-30
ROXbOrouph

The Thursday Night Club and the Trsbers,
Association of the First Presbyterian Church
VIII mold their annual June lawn fete on
Thursday night, on the church grounds
which will be illuminated with Iananese
lanterns Refreshments will be served M
small tables decorated with red and white
flowers. Mrs. George Fleming, Mrs Frank
Eckenroth, Mrs. Robert Black, Miss Clara
McMaster. Miss Ella Moore, Miss Minnie II
Scott, Miss Margaret Hunter, Mrs .Josanb
RIpka, Mrs. A. MacHugh. Mrs r, Run,sav
Mrs. Ward Smith. Mrs. Thomas Stanley
Mrs. Samuel Warren, Mrs. Wilbur w Hi
ton, Mrs. Frank Wager, Mrs MegonipaI
Mrs Robert Miller, Mrs. William ]. Hamil.
ton. Mrs Samuel Taylor, Mrs. Robert c,
Greer, Mrs. C. S. Wilson, Mrs Mar, Gloe.
cow Mrs A. Whiteside, Mrs. Louis Melster,
Mrs ]. McClennan, Mrs. John MuIIn, Miss
Margaret Brown, Mrs. John Miller and
Mrs Arthur w. Greer will be In charge of
the affair.
Colonel and Mrs. Edmund G. Buckner left
Saturday on their yacht Suzanne for a
cruise down the Chesapeake Bay, stopping
at Annapolis en- route. They took with
them a party of Washington friends.
DR., Christian Frame and his daughters
of Ridge avenue. will spend the summer
at their cottage at Wildwood Crest
The annual strawberry fete of the First
Baptist Church, Green lane. Manayunk, will
be held on Friday, on the church lawn.
Mrs. Martin Birkmire and Mrs. w X
Wyatt are spending some time in Wyom.
ing. Del.
Mr.. and Mrs, ]. Harry Stephan, who have
been spending some time in Woodbury. N
j., have returned to their home on Mon
astery avenue
Mr. and Mrs. Charles A Palmer. of
Queen lane, Falls of Schuylkill, are enter.
tanning their daughter. Mrs. C. Lyman
Evans. of Washington, D. C.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-05-30

RlN VI SAihS EVERY one VIII go ont to
IN Devon today for the Horse Show.
which will be held during four days this
week on the spacious grounds near the
station which are used every year for this
event. This year will be one of the big.
gest occasions, for literally every one Is
at home, either in town or the suburbs.
and so the world and his wife will attend.
There will be, of course, the usual num-
ber Of box parties.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward F. Beale, of Deep.
dale, STAFFORD, will entertain Mr.. and
Mrs Henry Potts, Of Pottstown, and Mr.
and Mrs. Arthur Morton Wilson, of Straf.
ford, in their box at the show this after
noon.
Such a time as there was on the Board
walk at Atlantic on Sunday, my dears,
a man and woman were riding in rolling
chair, and on the woman's shoulder was
a tiny monkey, which gaily knocked off
the hat of the pusher. though the occu-
pants of the chair were perfectly uncon.
cerned at his behavior. Reposing in the
front of the chair was a travelling bag
with ventilating arrangement in each
end, which was evidently Brother
Monkeys pullman seat" when taking
journeys.
To spread the spirit of Americansm
among their beneficiaries the women con-
stituting the committee of the Southwark
Neighborhood House have completed all
plans for the big Festival and Procession
which they are to give at 2:3O o'clock
next Saturday at Lowering place, West
School House lane, Germantown.
The occasion has been widely advertised
as the Festival of Apollo, which will con-
sist of Pythian games, The Masque of
Persephone and procession of Greek
youths and maidens. There will be a
musicale contest, athletic contests and the
Delphc Oracle will prophesy the future.
The Masque of Persephone will be pre-
sented by the children of the Southwark
Neighborhood House and the athletic con-
test will be under the direction of Michael
Dorizas, the famous allaround athlete Of
the University of Pennsylvania.
The athletic contests will consist of run
ming races, wrestling, competition in
throwing the discus and javelin.
The many activities of the Southwark
House, and the vast amount
of good work that 1t yearly accomplishes,
are shown In the annual report of the or
ganization recently issued.
There are 421 pupils in classes for cook
ing, sewing, embroldering, carpentering,
singing, dancing, dramatics and music.
There are $40 members of different clubs.
Dental clinics are held twice week,
where hundreds of persons are treated.
There Is a baby clinic, library. a saw
ings fund, coal savings fund, story and |
for little children, moving |
pictures and open house dances. The |
Southwark Neighborhood House works
In cooperation with the Bureau of Health |
and Charities. The Child Federation. The |
Civic. Club of Philadelphia and Drexel, |
Temple and Beechwood Domestic Science
which provide cooking and sew
Ing teachers.
Last years disbursements were $S.2S1.o3,
and because this budget Is too small to
carry on such important work this Fes-
lival of Apollo has been promoted to pro-
cure the needed added fund.- and bids fair
10 be an unqualified success.
NANCY WYNNE.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-05-30
West PHILADELPHIA

Mrs. Harry H. Boyd who has been visit
ing in Ocean City, N, j.. will return to her
home, 4427 hardwood avenue, tomorrow.
Miss Kathryn Dowling, of 6lls West
minister avenue, and her niece, Miss Nora
Bowling. of 66th street and Lansdowne
avenue, spent the weekend in Bristol. Pa
as the guests of friends.
Mr.. Michael o'Conn.r, OF 10th street and
Lansdowne avenue, is staying In New York
as the guest OF his brother-inlav and
sister. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Murphy
Mr.. Thomas A. Fitzgerald of 1921 North
Alden street. Is spending week in Atlantic
City as the guest of Mr.. William Yeager.
of South Michigan avenue
Mrs Anna Finn, of 42s North SGD street,
will give a euchre and dance this evening
In st. Donates School Hall, 65th and
Callowhill streets, in aid of the church fund.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-05-30
Wilmington

WILMINGTON. Del. May sO-wilming-
ton society was largely represented at the
garden party which Mr.. and Mrs. Bruce
Ford gave at their home. Leuvenigh, Chest
nut Hill on Saturday night. Mrs Charles
Copeland, OF this city received with Mrs.
Ford and others In the line were Mrs Ed
wards s. Dunn, Mrs. z. s. W. Farnum
Mrs Russell Sturgis Hubbard and Mrs
George Willing. all OF Chestnut Hill
The Henry p. scotts golf and supper
party at Lexington today will be another
Mecca TO draw the society of Wilmington
Golf will be played all the afternoon and
there win be supper and dancing for the
evening.
The baseball game and hop at the Naval
Academy at Annapolis attracted Miss Anne
Garrett and Miss Ellnor Vandegrift for the
Weekend. They Joined friends from Phlla-
delphia. Mr.. and Mrs. Harold Perot Keen.
Mrs. Arthur b, Owens and Miss Emily
Eleanor Owens also motored TO Annapolis
saturday for the game and hop.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-05-30
NANCY WYNNE ANTICIPATES
BRILLIANT DAY AT DEVON
horse onoW TO open Today With Large Attendance
Many Persons Will Come From Other
Cities for Annual Affair

collins. Collins at Haverford. for the summer
mS Robert w. Daniel and her small
on, @ MASTER Lucian Philip Smith, I'd, left
yiy,s.eroay io,. to spend 10 days with Mrs. Dan.
'ei Parents at Huntington, w. Va.
The annual reunion OF tho .rohr por,r,,,
asSSc,atlon e. will be held at the Garden on
S,a,,Ssaey at 2;so o'clock The program will
lanssIHSENa few words of greeting bv Or
.Apolpn .'.rt w Miller, followed by an address
h., Ne e,ip ruplic School and the Home Garden, !"
Gnranss |aro arc Miller, Supervisor of School
az i.t,S, Ss,tentah" by Mrs. Letitia y. wright and
.,y, sartram's Garden Should be Re-
Wi,,,o eo 70 the Original Design" by Mrs. ]
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-05-30
Weddings
FoLKER. .sEIRoLn

Announcement Is made of the marriage
OF Miss Elizabeth H. Seibold niece of Mr.
and Mrs Frank Hemlngs of Quakertown
"a, 10 Mr. Harry O. Folker, of 445t North
10Th street, on Saturday. NAV "a. The
ceremony was performed at the home of the
brides uncle and aunt by the Rev DR.
DIETRICH, of Quakertown, and was followed
by reception Mr.. and Mrs Folker, upon
their return from their wedding journey,
VIII receive after June 10 at 4454 North
10Th street.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-05-30

j
tennouse street has Miss Margaret Miller
OF Richmond, Va. as her guest for severa
weeks A'i several
Mrs. James II. Donnelly. OF the Delmar-
Morris. will entertain at Luncheon a. ~ :
SelleVue-Stratford followed bv n tbaotre
party on Thursday in honor OF Miss lola
SEEDS, whose marriage to Mr. Edward Gov
aon NJ MacGannon will take place on sat
urday' June II. The guests at the luncheon
WIZ include Miss Helen Henderson, of Cum
berland, Md. and Miss Marion Sturges
Scott, of Chicago, both students NJ re-
Mawr College; Miss Eleanor Edmonds and
Miss Kathryn Elliott Mrs Donnellv will
be matron Of honor at the wedding.
Mr.. and Mrs. Maurice Burton. of 3O1s
west coulter street. will occupy their cot.
tage at Buck Hill Falls as usual during
the summer months. They will be accom-.
panied by their two debutante daughters
Miss Marguerite Burton and Miss Eleanor
Wunder
Mr. and Mrs. Albert d. Barton, of so7
Lincoln drive, will occupy a cottage in
Ventnor the middle of July Mrs Barton
was Miss Eleanor Moyn before her mar.
riage year ago.
Miss Theodore Jellett, of 1902 pulasls,
avenue, will entertain at bridge tomorrow
In honor OF Miss Josephine Heron, whose
marriage to Mr.. Stewart A. Jellett. Jr, will
take place on Thursday. June 8.
Mr.. and Mrs. Karl TheIs weger, of Nc
Callum street and Westview avenue. are
spending several days In Atlantic CITY.
They will motor back to town tomorrow.
Mrs. Weger was Miss Madeline worrell
Paine befor- her marriage.
Mrs Robert Dunnlng DrIpps of 5sOs
Wayne avenue. has issued cards for a
bridge on Friday. June 2, In honor OF her
sister, Miss Josephine Heron
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-05-30

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Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-05-30

Members of the College Club are pre-
pairing for an entertainment for their onar-
terly meeting, which will be held in the
school auditorium on June 3. This years
graduates from the high school have been
invited guests of honor.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-05-30
Chestnut Hill

~ MRS, William Finday Brown, of 21 Sum-
mt mt avenue has gone to Seaview for sev-
e'a' uaVs 70 play in golf tournament,
MISS Juanita Sauveur and her s,stor
MISS natalie Sauveur of s2O5 Seminole
avenue Will entertain at bridge tomorrou
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-05-30
Along the Main Line

poos ~ MAWR-Mr. and Mrs. Ferdinand
i, meeu' OF Lancaster avenue, will leave this
Me- N oy motor, for Southwest Harbor.
faIi "here they will remain until the early
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-05-30
Camden and Vicinity

street, VIII entertain the Maternity Relief
Association at her home Friday afternoon
at 3 o'clock. This win be the last meeting
for the season.
Dr. Charles PaneOast. who arrived home
last week after an ls months residence
abroad, Is being entertained by his relatives
ana friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. f. s. Woodward and family,
after residing at 544 Stevens street. for
many years, have moved to their new home
al MoorestoWn
NJ ana Aars John Il. Heaton and tAslr
aanehter q <ss North zth street. wIlI
sosaa ths summer II shelF eestass Il Ocean
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-05-30


Miss Mary Walton, of Blake avenue
entertained last evening at her home.
Among the guests were Miss Irma
Mellon, Miss Alice ziegler, Miss Martha
Hemmeter, Miss Mary Cunning. Miss
Margaret Rudolph, Miss Mary Thomas,
Miss Margaret Dutton, Miss Marion
Mcmahon, Miss Florence Fisher Miss
Caroline Johnson. Miss Pauline Fiske,
Miss Thelma Worst. Miss Anna Boal. Miss
Della Holcumb. Miss Anna Murray. Miss
Josephine Curtis. Miss Sara Curtis. Miss
Leona Manning, Miss Ethel Mckinley. Miss
Helen Sykes, Mr. Harry Fisher. Mr. Harry
Bennett. Mr.. Walter Dean, Mr.. Joseph
Mann. Mr. Frank Mooney. Mr.. Walter
Foster, Mr.. Ralph Curtis Mr.. John Walton.
Mr. william Walton, Mr.. George Mundy
Mr. Charles Keller, Mr.. Michael DIttus
Mr. Thomas McGowan Mr.. Frederick
Taley, Mr., Hugh Maxwell. Mr. John Berry,
Mr.. Morton Lumley. Mr.. Frank Griffiths,
Mr.. Horace Curtis, Mr. George Hughes and
Mr.. Joseph Hughes.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-05-30

Mrs Alfred c. Balch will give luncheon
and tea the latter part of June for the
benefit of the Woman SUFFRAGE nortu |''0
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-05-30

Miss Gladys Kraus, who has been spend
Ing some time with her sister. Mrs. Law
renee Kaufman. of Charleston, w. Va, has
returned to her home, 2127 West Venangc
street