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Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-11-28
CHAPTER XIV
PORTENTs OF WAR

CNTERN and Beatrice stood there few
~ seconds at the foot OF the ladder
speeohless; utterly at u loss for any words
TO voice the turmoil of confused thoughts
awakened by this inexplicable apparltion.
But all at once the girl, with wordless
cry, sank on her knees beside tho vast
looming bulk OF the tower. She covered her
face with both hands and through her An
gers the tears of Joy began TO flow.
"Saved--oh. we're saved I" cried she.
There are people--and they're coming for
us!"
stern glanced down at her. an inscru-
table expression on his faco. which had
grown hard and set and ugly, His lips
moved, as though he were saying something
to himself; but no sound escaped them,
Then. quite suddenly, he laughed n mirth-
less laugh. To him vlvidly flashed back
the memory of the flint spearhead and the
gnawed leg bone, cracked open so the
marrow could he sucked out, all Bashed with
savage tooth marks.
A certain creepy sensation began to de-
velop along his spine. lie felt II prickling
on the nape OF his neck, as the hair stirred
there, Instlnctively he reached for his re-
volver.
$50. then" he sreered at himself. we're
up against 1t, after all? And all my calcu-
lations about the world being swept clear,
we're much punk? We'll, we'll this is
interesting oh. see II coming, all right
good and plenty--and soon!"
But the girl interrupted his ugly thought
as he stood there straining his eyes out
into the dark
How splendid How gloriousl" !" cried
she. only to think that we're going to
see people again Can you imagine it?'
Hardly"
why what's the matter? You--speak
as though you weren't saved !"
II didn't mean to. It's-just surprise, l
guess"
Come! Let's signal them with n fire
from the tower top I'll help carry wood.
Let's hurry down and run and meet them -
Highly excited, tho girl had got to her
| feet again, and now olutched the engineer s
| arm in burning eagernesss
Lets Eon Goat once ! This minute -
But he restrained her
! you don't really think that would he
quite prudent, do your" asked he mot
! Just YETI"
why not?"
why. can't you see? we-that is. there
Is no way to tell"
But they're coming to save us. can't you
sec? Somehow. somewhere. they must have
caught that signal And shall we wait.
and perhaps let them lose us, after ALE"
Certainly not But first we--why, we
| ought to make quite sure. you understand.
Sure that they--they're really civilized, you
know"
But they must he, to have read the
wireless !"
"Oh, you're counting on that are you ?
Well, that's a big assumption II won't do.
No. we've got to go slow In this game, Got
TO wait, Wait and see. Easy does It !''
He tried to speak boldly and with nom
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WATER COLOR ARTISTS
GET ACADEMY AWARDS
Charles Crafty, Philip L. Hale, Dodge
Mcknight and Blanche Greer
Carry OFF Prizes

The jury OF selection for the fourteenth
sylvanla Academy Of the Fine Arts. which
will remain open until December 10. met
yesterday for the award of the various
prizes. The jury consisted OF the follow
ing; w ]. Aylward. Blanche Dlllaye, John
j. Dull, Elizabeth shppen. Green Elliott,
Hayley Lever and Everett L. Warner The
prizes were awarded as follows: The FIRST,
Charles NJ Lea prize OF $500. to Charles
Crafty. of Philadelphia the second, Charles
NJ, Lea prize Of $3.50, to Philip l.. Hale.
OF Boston; the Philadelphia water color
prize of 5000, to Dodge MRcKnight, OF East
Sandwich. Mass the Beck prize OF $780, to
Blanche Greer OF Philadelphia.
The Charles NJ. Lea prizes, which are
new prizes this year, are awarded. through
the generosity of Charles NJ Lea, TO the
best and second best drawings In the exh-
bition The jury OF artists makes the award
and may withhold either or both prizes, If,
in Its Judgment, no drawing Is of sufficient
merit, Drawings eligible for competition
must deal with the human figure. either
sngly or in composition. and be executed
in black and white by pen. pencil. or hard
crayon: but not in chalk or charcoal and
the awards to be based upon the precision,
accuracy of delineatlon, proportion, detail.
simplicity and picture quality.
Crafty who won the prize. is. OF course,
we'll known as the leading sculptor In the
city, and his graceful line drawings of the
human figure have been features of the
Academy exhibitions the last few years.
Hale is an instructor at the Academy OF
tho Fine Arts, as is Crazy, and Is one OF
the best known of the Boston painters, with
medals and honors to his credit, which Is
also true OF Crafty. Dodge MacRnlght, who
gets the prize first awarded to Alice
Schllle. the Columbus water colorist. has
n group OF strong pictures In the exhibition
which are a feature of the south corridor,
while Blanche Greer, In the same corridor,
has a number of clever pen and inks" OF
a highly original character, The Beck
prize has been previously awarded to
Joseph Lindon Smith. Henry McCarter,
Elizabeth shippen Green. Maxheld Parrish,
Ernest L. Blumenschein, N G, Wyeth, Jes-
sic Wilcox Smith, w. j, Aylward, Jules
Guerln and Thornton Oakley
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MINISTER'S BIRTHDAY KEPT
Knights Templars and Ladies Honor
Rev. and Mrs. Wilson

More than one hundred persons attended
a dinner and reception last night cele-
brating the fftieth birthday anniversary OF
the Rev John O.. Wilson, former pastor
of the Union Methodist Church, Twentieth
and Diamond streets. brother 10 William
II. Wilson. Director of Public Safety.
The affair, which was helu at the home
Of the Rev Mr.. Wilson, 345i North
Twenty third street, was given by the mem-
bers OF the Mary Commandery. No, SO,
knights Templar Mr.. Wilson has been
active in that lodge for many years
Accompanied by their wives and women
friends, the members Of the Mary Conn
mandery gathered at the dinner and ex-
tended their best wishes and congratula-
tlons TO the clergyman, who was euloslEed
by the many speakers, Edward Roberts
was toastmaster.
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COLLINGSWOOD CLUB
GAINS lao MEMBERS
Teams Send Indicators on Big Dials
Moving in 15-Day Booster
Campaign

COLLINGswoOD, n. j., Nov 2s--one
hundred and forty members. That was the
total last night when the ten teams mada
their first report on the campaign here for
the newly organized "All-Collingawood
club" Pledges of 1875 more before the end
OF the week were announced with n large
number OF persons still unseen and some
of the teams unreported.
Following the 1ally other teams reported
by telephone. indicating an additional meTn-
bsrship of close 10 twenty-five signed and
paid The big dlals at 74l Haddon avenue
and at Ceilings and Richey avenues, red-
orded their first marks in the ffteen-day
battle which is intended as boost for
Collirgswood aside from the social and
athletic features offered by the club, which
ia organized as a general country club,
The next meeting of the teams win be
held tomorrow night when full reports win
he received for the first time from the
westerrf section of the town
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THE VACANT WORLD
BY GEORGE ALLAN ENGLAND
Copyright. 1915. bv Frank A. Munssv Company

ing toll. the miserable fiasco was madden
Ing.
''Loolt !" suddenly exclaimed the engineer.
pointing. A vast gaping canon of blackness
opened at their very feet--a yawnng cash
forty feet long and ten or twelve broad,
with roughly Jagged edges leading down
into unfathomed depths below
Stern gazed at It, puzzled. moment, then
poered up into the darkness above.
"H-ml" said he, "one of the half-ton
hands OF the big clock up there has just
taken drop. that's all. One drop too
much, l call It, Now II wo--or our rooms
had Just happened to be underneath Some
excitement, eh?"
They clrcled the opening and approached
the tower wall. Stern picked up the rough
ladder, which had been shaken down from
it's place, and once more set 1t to the win
dow through which they were to enter.
But oven as Beatrice put her foot on tho
first rung, she started with n cry Stern
folt the grip OF her trembling hand on his
arm.
What Is lt?" exclaimed he.
Look Look !"
1mmohlle with nstonishment and fear she
stood pointing out and away. to westward
toward the Hudson
Stern's eyes followed her hand.
He tried to cry out, but only stammered
some broken. unlntelligble thing.
There, very far away and very small yet
clearly visible in swarms upon the inky'
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BEATRICE KESDRlCk. a rtcnographeT.
slowly reEAlnH consciousness and opens net
eyes upon a scene OF utter devastation III NH
ruin The office In the metropolitan hu,,H u,,Ha
Ing, New York, where she had sa, ts, mn is IL
typewriter when she suddenly fell aslespi,rs
brick walls ani floors and piles o. aus. aus' hair
powdered wreekags remain. BoauSe "
reaches to her ankles, - . ~ the
ALLAN STERN, her employer, onS nSrvT.tsr. "
clty's greatest enEineera In ths IWnhofa-
mined past, comes to lite also In h,s Ne de-
tory. At each movement ,mors o. arsat
shock OF hniT d ana ions beard. , ...ov.-
When Beatrice and Allan tuily ,rI,,sY Of
their senses they make a haaty sur grrat
their situation. The entire city rs nntrud.
forest with wrecks OF hkyHcrapers p'vhssd
ing above the trees Everything 10 "e
They are tho only human bainFa aiNs' th.v
While on their trip OF eNpiorn,soI,c,a "a nnsd
md furs. mineral water and some ,Ss air.
tight chambers OF the numerous N Nor th.se
the arcade OF tho building. FROM ,1hair
they clothe themselves ana s''eN
Later stern discovers spring rsM,pIs near s1S
building. thus assuring e9nAtsyy 10 he
remains OF a hardware store wne.S Ga ne,hSr
useful articles. he nnda n spear noa aps
This is the nrst indication that !he'S Stsrn
other human beings alive on ear'n'
Is Allied with fear, - .x,o,dod
before Stern leaves for a more I en.eTRSSu R,a
trice a revolver Stern figures that ne ana
the girl have slept at least lO9O yeSSsss,
He then sets UP a wireless outht IN 1 any
pNrate effort 10 discover II therc are a"'
other human beings left on earth.
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som.
Many Philadelphians who go to the
North Shore in the summer Will be par
ticularly interested to hear that Mrs. w.
Henry Brown, of Pittsburgh. is building a
private swimming pool de luxe. which will
cost 100000, at Beverly Farms. 1 can't
think in such figures! Can you? Just
imagine spending all that to keep
clean.
hear also Mrs. Brown purchased the
Mantell property two years ago. Those
of you who are familiar with Beverly
will be sure to know where It is, and will
look forward to having the pool finished
soon.
1t is to be salt water taken from the
good old ocean about a quarter of mile
off shore.
The incest part of the whole affair Is
that the pool can be covered and will be
used for dancing parties, so the gay old
dance will still be de rigueur.
One person has suggested combining
the parties. dancing first In very proper
bathing costumes. and then plunging Into
the pool to get cooled off. The men
would have to wear .ruffles round their
ankles, I'm thinking.
NANCY wYNNE
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What's Doing Tonight

ILLUSTRATED lecture on aeFonauiIes, Ensineers'
Club o'clock,
sohan carnival. Horticultural Hall.
opsra samson et nelilah,' Metropolitan
ope.a company Metropolitan Opera House.
o'clock.
reception to Bishop MeDsyitt la Sale Col
lege.
w. C, T. u, OF West Philadephiaj Mantus
Babtist Church, FoTtsth street aud FaiTmounI
Avenue 1880 O'clock.
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70 give people what they like There are
70 be number OF dinners before the
aance, among those who will entertain
oeing Miss Esther Lloyd of Devon, and
the Logan MacCoys, OF Overlook. Miss
Lloyd will entertain at the club. while
Mr. and Mrs. MacCoy's dinner will be
given at their home. There are to be
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Mrs Oscar voellxer, OF 232s Tioga street
has issued invitations for luncheon and
500 on Wednesday, December 6, at / o'clock
at her home Among the members who will
be present are Mrs. John Allen, Mrs. Frank
Barrett, Mrs. Benjamin Foster, Mrs, FL
wood Wicks. Mrs. Howard Kleinselder, Mrs
Harry Haug Mrs. Edward Davis, Mrs
Thornton. Mrs NJ. Rittenhouse, Mrs. II. Ro-
senAeim. Mrs. l. Blair. Mrs. Charles link
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Personals

Mrs. Edward B. Mears, of 1918 De
Lancy place. has issued invitations for
small tea on Tuesday, December 5, to meet
her daughter. Miss Frances Mears.
Miss Mears has been spending the last
few years with her brother at their ranch
at Jaoksons Hole. wyo., and is expected
to return TO this city today to spend the
winter with her parents.
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JUST GOSSIP ABOUT People
Two DeouGante Affairs to Be Held This Evening.
Large subscription Dance at Merton Club
Various Matters of Interest

nEBUTANTE parties are the order OF
~ the day, and two will be given this
evening; Emily Welsh will be one CUES,
Of honor and Elizabeth GrIbbel another
Emily welsh's brother.in.law and sister
Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Madeira, Sd. will be
host and hostess at a atheater party and
supper. Mrs. Madeira was Maris Welsh
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Mrs. Theodore Brown. OF Oak road and
School House lane. Germantown. will en-
tsrtaln at dinner before the dance to be
given In December in the ballroom OF the
Germantown Cricket Club for the beneht
Of the Germantown Hospital
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Fowler. OF Boston; Miss Martha Hoar
Miss Evelyn Vandegrift and Miss Ada Nc
Daniels, of this city.
The engagement of Miss Powell to MIR.
j Reynolds Pierpoint of this city, was an
nounced today at a luncheon given by Mr..
and Mrs Powell at the overbrook Golf
Club.
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you X n o W.
and made her
debut three
seasons ago.
she m a r.
rjed Louis
Madeira, who
is the second
son OF Percy
Madeira and
his first wife.
who was Ma
rie Marie, a
little more
than a year
ago. B o t h
M arts and
Emily are
daughters of
the late Sam
Welsh, their
mother hav-
ing married
Mfr. T, Henry
Dixon s me
years after
their fathers
death. Emily
is very good
looking and
has been hav-
ing q very
g o o d time.
Through her
stepfathers she
Is connected
with Dorothy
Newbold, and
on the Welsh
side Of the
ia mily is
closely relat-
ed to Maria
II UA
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Miss ClarIssa Townley Chase, of 2OS2
Pine street, gave tea this afternoon In
honor of Miss Susan Lyman Bruce whose
marriage TO Mr.. Samuel ii. Chase will take
place on January 6.
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Mrs. Joseph NJ. Gazzam, of 265 South
Nineteenth street, has issued cards for a
the dansant on Thursday, December 20, 10
meet Miss Elizabeth Boyd and Miss Bar
bara Norman.
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you see. besides her own parties, she
always attends her Cousins. as well as
the numerous other debutante affairs
which have been given all through this
very gay season. Mr.. and Mrs. Dixon
will give a dinner-dance in the Rose Gar.
dens Of the Bellevue.Stratford on Decem.
ber IL In her honor.
The second debutante party tonight
will be given by Mr.. and Mrs Robert p.
Hooper, Of Germantown, at the Hunting
don Valley Country Club, in honor of
Elizabeth Gribbel, who was introduced at
a largo tea given by her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs John Gribbel, last month at their
wonderful country place on the Reading.
The affair will be on the order of a dance
and supper, and the guests will include
members of the debutante and younger
dancing men set
There is great excitement in Haverford
over the dance which will be given to-
night at the Merton Cricket Club for the
benefit of the Sunnyslde Day Nursery.
Persons who do not want to do anything
else for charity-that Is, persons who have
not the time to make Fair things and sell
chances. and SO on-can always find an
evening to dance, so good many of our
wise woman managers OF these nurseries
and other charities have decided, the best
thing to do to make charity affairs pay Is
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Notices fer the society page viii b as
esiltSd and pFlated la tie Evening Ledgsf,
bgt al such natlges mast - nrlttsa - aas
side ol tie / a4ers IA at gr alEnea "a iaAls
,silh fui adDfaaa. anl \ hen possible tste.
pl1lie uliIlbez aust Be klFsn. lle4g ~
Heak musl pet 1s iAeFe EuA4 nsle 4A4 "a
send all auch eomnsuale fLans e @heFietE
EsilaF kfsaiaz 1RaseF tssazpsa4sass
aisss ihsss Ftaulrsmsats ure saEFted aei.
- tAaA FzslHza zHaH By = b4asIHs4- l1e
saaes ~ - = a4sA.HHsa
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Mrs. L. Webster Fox. who entertained
this afternoon at tea in honor of the mem-
bers OF the Plastic Club, was assisted
in receiving by Miss Florence W. Fulton.
president OF the club and Miss Beatrice
Fox.
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others, but
their names 1
do not Just
now recall.
The girls
from Baltl.
m ore W h o
came up with
the hockey
GA m were
e MT e rtained
over tn g
week end,
m n ny of
tn m at
homes of the
members o (
the Philadel.
phia tea m,
several stay
ing with the
Tenneys at
" av er ford
and several
with tn g
Boyds, while
others were
put UP at
M ontgomery
n n, Bry n
Mawr.
Among the
girls on the
Il altim o re
team W ere
Ruth n n d
Anne Martin,
L dn a a n d
Mary Parlett,
r @ b @ C @ n
Ober. NJ a + y
Worthington,
Vera Price,
Helen II n T.
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Mr.. and Mrs William p. Everitt, of 45ls
North Thlrteerih street, will entertain at
dinner this evening In honor of MlsB Edna
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Dr. and Mrs. Henry Paul Brown, OF Lo-s
Locust street. are being congratulated upon
the birth OF a daughter, Edith Corlles
Brown. Mrs Brown was Miss Edith Cor
lies Houston, OF Chestnut Hill, before her
marriage.
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black expanse OF waters, n hundred,
thousand little points of light were moving,
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Mr. and Mrs Theodore Schilsly. Of 4oi
Queen lane, Germantown, will give recep.
ton tomorrow evening. the twentieth ami.
veraary OF their marriage
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Mrs. William whitcomb. Mrs schaffer and
Mrs. Squibb.
Mr. and Mrs J. r. Marsden and their
slaughter, Miss Koral NJ Marsden are
spending the winter at the Rltenhouse
Mr and Mrs Theodore schlIsky. OF 4oi
Queen lane, Germantown, will give a recep.
tion tomorrow evening. the twentieth ami
versary OF their marriage.
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Bergman, of New
ark, N. j., announce the engagement OF
their daughter, Mise Blanche Bergman. to
MT. Manuel korn. son Of MIR and Nirs
Charles korn, Of this city.
The Tloga Fortnightly Dancing Glass
Will hold its second meeting next satur-
day evening at $50 O'Clock in Tioan HalI
This class, which was organised by Mrs.
Oscar Voelker and Miss Adele Huet. viii
also meet on tho evenings OF December IA
and December 80 Among the members are
Mr, and Mrs. Harry Painter, MIR. Oscar
Noelkcr, Mr.. Julian Huet. Mr. and Mrs
Maurice Buckhargt Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis
Guekes, Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Barras, MIR.
and Mrs, Hayerstick. Mr and Mrs +. Theo-
bald. Mr.. and Mrs. John Bartram Mr. and
Mrs, II, Klelnfelder. MIR. and Mrs. weber
Mr. and Mrs Fisher, Mr.. and Mrs Kennedy,
Miss Moore, Mrs. Charles Foster. Mrs l..
Cowan, Mr. and Mrs. ID. Foster. MT Voss,
Miss Anna Bardsey. Mr.. and Mrs Blair,
Mr.. and Mrs John Allen Mr. and Mrs
A. Adams and Dr. and Mrs l.. W, Strong
The Young Girls Hebrew Society for
Charity will hold its second annual dance
on Thursday evening, December 2S, at Mar
tells Academy 1910 North Broad street
The Senior Auxiliary of the Jewish shel.
tering Home Ia preparing for the Hawaiian
festival and dance TO be given on Thursday
evening at Apollo Hail. 1895 North Broad
street.
The following members are active In
| working for success: Miss Pearl Cohen
Miss Bessie Dletch, Miss Minerva Susner
Misc Celia SchwRnenfeld. Miss Rae Mosko.
witz, Miss Reba SchrlisS. Miss Elsie Sus
mer, Miss Ida Hclfond, Miss Rose Lunker
| Miss Rosalyue Coane, Miss Gerber, Mis-.
LipshutZ Miss Keller, Miss Frances Coane
Miss Rae Coane, Mr. Jack Riceman. Mr.
Samuel Welntraub, DR., Herman Coane, Mr.
| D. Paul, Mr.. Carl Schwartz and Mr.. II
| Kapner
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M. Wiser and Mr.. W. r. Remento. whose
engagement was recently announced.
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Mrs. William whitcomb. Mrs schaffer and
Mrs. Squibb,
Mr. and Mrs J. r. Marsden and their
saushter, Miss Koral NJ Marsden are
spending the winter At the Rlttenhouse
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Thanksgiving week brings with It mueh
gayety, and among other attractive enter
tainments will be dlnner-dance AT me
f,armsnto,Un Cricket Club tomorrow night.
Mr.. and Mrs Raymond Tunnel, OF Walnut
lane, win entertain in honor OF MT ana t MIs,
Harry MIngle. OF New York Their guests
will include Mr.. and Mrs. Leslie soslef' sll' s,
and Mrs Edward Wiener and DIR. and Mrs
]. Edwin Sweet, Mr. and Mrs. Harry
Bromley will dine with Mr.. and MIS- hleh-
ard Bishop. Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Ahseil,
OF the Creshsin Arms, will entertain zen
guests, and Mr.. and Mrs Charles bllzara
win have several guests Another party
win include Mr.. and Mrs. Carol Grace,
Mr. and Mrs Walter Banes, MISS aAis Sac 81,
Tattsrsfsld. MISS Helen Rodgers. MIR. Fin
letter Mr.. William Rodgers Mr., fhomas
Grace and Miss Anne Thompson MT
and Mrs. Horace Deacon MT ana MIS-. li,s.
Walter D. shlpley. Mt and Mrs Eiy
snaith. Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Kenderdlne, MT
ana Mrs James Andrews and Mr. ana
Mrs. John Lear will also dine at the eluo'
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Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Bergman. OF New
ark. n. j.. announce the engagement OF
their daughter, Miss Blanche Bergman TO
Mr.. Manuel Korn. son OF MIR. and Nfre
Charles Korn, OF this city.
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friends OF Mrs. Warner G, E'arnshaw' OF
East johnson street, will be glad 70 nssl .ssIl
that she Is recovering from an opsi esion la
tor Appendicitis. Mrs. Earnshaw mas gone
70 Atlantic city for a fortnight.
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Mrz Maurice G. Burton, Of West Coulter
street, Germantown, VIII spend Ah@iiAs-
giving In Lakewood.
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Mrs H. 3. curran. OF the Fairfax. Ger
manfown. i At the ST. Charles aotsh At
iantlc City, Tor the holidays
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The Young Girls Hebrew Society for
Charity will hold its second annual dance
on Thursday evening. December %, at Mar
tells Academy, 1910 North Broad street
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Ian, Alice stollenwenk and Virginia Ran.