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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-05-08

Il. 2. Stccl giuQcn bon SilA ouf
S21s 6crlmtcr &on ocn 9nbnen
worcn foit ousi6GeBlib 9icooin9 II.
Union Fociiic porii6crac6eno oftio
Gic @crt6c, sic mirflid gScrt6c iinO,
littcn intcr Der llniihcr6eit Scr Sage
1ic Spannung mo oomit ole Si-
auiootion crreidten oen bo4ncn
@roo am 6rcitog Morgeu Gann
bradjtc bic oeutiAc 9Iotc bic Grlo-
ing. @aS nm? &oum lit Die COMIC
ducnte Solhn9 oicicn 9Sro6lem &c.
gcniibcr ourhgefii5rt Oo gepinncn
bic Continents oud ihon pieocr Oic
G6crGonO. Sid an sen Stro6balm,
ccn oie oaiihc 9Iotc bietet, inO
glciH5citigc 9ln5cic6cu in @nolonO
flamuicrno 6cgiuut @ol( Street
lpieoer einmal BON SricOcn 81 reoeu
uno ninmt oen 6ricoenSio0en ouf
wo man i'm onldBlcb scr &ol6ings
ton.9erliner Sponnung bate fullcn
laiien pieOrr olli. Gas oltc Spiel
oas bis Oo6in an Ger gogesoronung
eemcicn NOR, fann alio bon ncnenl
beginner.
Son0oner Soric.
@elo mar 9ut angc6oten luO Gis-
fontoroten moren iiill. Cie onteri.
faniic6e @edielrote 6iiBte oen Sc.
minn wieoer Gin mo ihloB ipei1eno.
9(n ser 96rie iteint sic ocliti6e 9lnt-
mort oie 9eiiirdtimg eines uwiittcl.
barren @rucbes DerninOert 5i bo6cn.
mo oui g9oll Streets @r6olung bin
beIierten icb sic ancrifoniibcn g9er.
t6c, o6cr oaS @eihdit por icbr ma.
ger. SSn dnOerer Siuiibt NOR ser
Nlarft till. @eniac slbihliiic in Gil.
berminen SbiiiubrtSafiien unO rii
iiiAen Geleu Uaren oie Saaptioue.
Feruoner mo glio Sintos warcu felt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-05-08

nen dnBerproentlidl ipobl getban bdben,
rno i'd 6offc. coB ieoe tranie 6rau bic
Ielben uerluoben Miro Sral glnna
aelB, no G6cltnutsStroBe, burlington,
isis.
Sic oiclcn. bcitdnoie IN Den 3eitungen
ber0ficntlc6ten 3eugniie iolltcn @elueis
ocuig fir 6ranen icin Die oil oeien
fbreren. i6rcm @eIc6ler6t cigenen @rants
1citcn leiben. DaB &Dbn &. Yinfbnnt's 8
@egetable COMPOUND ole y@eOi5n lit,
oeren iie beoiirfen
Gic5 quite alte &ur5cls uno Srduters
W1ittel bal lid geaen bieie idredliGeu
SeiDen ais uuibertroffcn beipdbrt; eS
entbdlt, uas notbig it, nm Ole @elinos
Belt Der Srnuen uib ocren araite iuieber
6crSlitellen.
9Seun in S6rcm Sale cine Gigcu-
felt bOrbauocn 1T, bic bciOnOercm
9iat6 crfurOcrt, idjrei6eu Sic an bic
9gOia 6. @int6nm WlcOicinc So.
(eunfiOcntiaD, SNnw 9laii, nm
freieu ylatb,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-05-08

Sid 'mol, tpie bic @nf SHreier
iest ieOsn QGbenO 70 gepuBt Ipa8sren
Ieebtl"
.nssu, tpiHen Ste, tbpe W1utter 9ut
loie @orberpbe i'm RonSertbdlTie, unb
bo ninunt fi9 bic Softer tpdbrenD bes
iSeOriSertes ltets oie I4otiten D1dntel
Iunb Siite Der 9umen un6 gebt oamtt
lfpdaienn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-05-08

fftNf~ - fffNE - ~ ~
aber nddlOem ic1
2Doia Z. 9Sinfs
BANS gSc9ct a b [ c
COMPOUND Soblets
ten iIuo 5lvci SSlG
( IL c u nSdnatipc
Mai6" bcr6raucbt
babe, bin icG polig
iiber5eugt 6oB ic5
gnn5 bon bieicn
Scioen ge6eilt bin
iulo mid I'M g(uge :
nleincn befier befin
Be. SD lueib. 0oB
mir sShre 9Dte0i2is
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-05-08
Miherfbrnn.

Cine MoIferei fanbte mir i6re
preisliite. SD las meiner MirtbsI
TGoFterin ben 6ouptinbdIt Opr. Sic
6orte dufmertIdm al. Qlls ih su bcrI
Ste[le fam: mir peiien beIrnoersI
6drauF bin, boB unfere Mil9 ii6noig
pdftenriFert nirb," uuterbrn6 tie MIDI
nit Der srItaunten Sraee: nMos baz
ben benn bic pditOre NIT Der UliI8 5uI
tbun9@
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-05-08
Gtrenoe QoQff.

~@ie fam man BLOB 70 bomBferSe
folen2 Sie freiiuiIlieer SdIoppItie.
bell fiibr ser ltnteroffi5ier eincn
&efriiten in Ger &eitihlle an.
.SsGbmen Sie's MIR mid fir I'M.
eietieH, Serr llnteroffi5icr, ober in
Der 2uft fonn id sic. ipeesanepGen,
oh Md bdneen bleibcn", ertpiSerte
Der bic6ere IGhiiI6e SoI6at.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-05-08

g1uTFIGtr @eFaueener (ber cine
ga6Te NIT @itbTe eripiIbt uno Ii4
Ieir grot bamit beitri4en boD: m6errs
1oft, ipeiB nrmes EuiT enbIid. pis
harrrtH gdreG4 Ao- Gnni1rl@
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-05-08
& In 8 It m u Il 5.


alein.g8iai (5u elmer ouf geIud
,uniueienoen geripanoten) sag
nal Sante, II on muBt ipobl furht
bar bieI Semi foufea?"
9ame: ~9[ber Suneden, lDi
fonnnit 0u oenn 6orouf2~
8iIli: 1gan, Papa iaete bod Ge
lItern, gu riiBtelt 5lt allen .oeiner
iSenf@ oo5ugebenl~
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-05-08

S(m Soa 0cr&rfcgscrfld- a.
u@anm ipir0 0eni &ta'
lien Die eritCn oeutiIen &iebe befom.
men2" n@ari boloil~
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-05-08
@ut berpodt.

~6errieb IL menI6, 6Ht Du Oraus
Zen I'm 8eIbe bid oeporben!"
nSit qor niht 10 IGlimm, mein Qies
Der. SD babe MIR bic 16 9eibbin6.n
nm. bic m;- nci.t &efspanStI9oIt au
Meihnahten oeIhidt bat"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-05-08
llnfrnf. .glnln1IEc-
9littoillobile.

gcutihe Qiicber in0 3eiiiArlItcn
W. Nanlhd, gtr 00G gacitaegiaaioA suala
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-05-08

n...Gie fhlnfen ia ieBl licbel
iSreiInO, eans gesen Sybre friiberc Ge=
ipobnbeit, nammittngs tdeIi4 3ipsi
Stunbenl Worum benn2~
rSo, ib muB; benu gum @eburtsa
tag bat mir ieOe meirer adt g3i9tsn.
Elm SofupoPfer nit Ser 2luTIGrift:
Sur Elm @isrteIitiin0denD aeitidt."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-05-08

anpfcridmicoe lmo @luubcrs
TsBn 0nbert, 1894 shomcS slrafe. S K N
IeicpOUn Solfe 1890
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-05-08

Wlercantile glgeneg.
n. 6. Grm & g..
COZ -0lO WarnIano lrnll NIba.

9aunoterialicu G6iireL 3culicr.
ro6mcn, 0aoen etc.
Gas y, Sniter Co., ii5 ii7 @iios1ycoes
ridsGirabe
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-05-08

KbotpArdpb
gaa1rum @m pboioQfapb bon 9lusieidniHa.
Jlr &C. &pii.eernGon-Eirnhe
gf0tiono ganfeu.
,Idr Oh Tdlun Nntunnf Nanf" @op. Arp
GrcicrsSlrnhc 9nenb N Qouf FldlQcNi
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Nv IS. gNaUici Alaiilrer
DsVriern National N0ui," IA Noi0&uulp @ltl
98 Wlari0n. Nailltcr
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-05-08
fScnrr .@erIidlernnnrn.

SScner.9eriidlerum0eu.
T T. eBaaeliDtb & Go.
ll7--1i Gblmbcr Commerce 4ul6ilu
uIcMtldle TcMrr2NrrldletunHS, ,0ieigiliHpft.n n1A
lio0ns nli0 9alilm0res Eirahc
vDsniidlsllm. Benet 8erimernna5 ,elti lAiNali u
baltimore 'Sirdbe uno 0uiicn enuIl 9lpenHl
,9luHG 3niuranec 50. oi elurtpoul" 0euip 9p,
gSorileo Aeiiocnj.lnnuaet. i0i-iQ3 SHANE
bcr Ol Commerce NuinuQ
,,(5ermuHla Seurt 2lcrHmernnne W3lculmdu,a
Baltimore iiib glprth. Gt "a.
@ie6lplotteii Mletall eic
enun, GunlliA & g., 9He., l3-ia Goloefilons
Silabe
Giienpaaren oller g(rt uno Duis
idniico 3ubc9or.
q. seolt @aAns So, 892 s9l Woro,~a0 alg.
9Sfan0leib QNeihdftF.
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Giarniblms-Ageniea uu0 &an0Itl.
glssrs 6. 1ueau q slspnsw 10 cieerluglun
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-05-08

D2ormog. mo C5ranit.g@crle
e. clloartutr & couS, a2s g'oroeaoyIcs lf.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-05-08

-WIIIN ~ "
griffith Turner 0O.. zoo Roro.gata,elrosr
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-05-08

ErHlt.@ompnHicu
neais 1spoHt onb Erul gompaup la 1oaits
SiroBe
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-06-27

hospital 1isso 5 street Germantown hospital
Mrs Harlan Page Aliens lane house for hospital 80 .
me Beneot offers house for nveent home situated on Allegheny
street beyond the the centre of the town 49, - - - .
house and will support 10 beds in it.
j.
m home me- situated @ South 1%nhorp. @ about half mi" @ from @
and half from Lincoln highway between New York and phladeha
t' J 81 miles anS "S ds Creek A' nearest A0'" " TINS district
w.
equipped and supported Mrs W. r D Rosemont convalen home rs beds
equipped W. Simpson oveook convescent fully
Jackson and Miss Ree Jackson nryn Nawr conyaent home capacity
beds nssd. services
sy'Il9 @ o sP" for seriously wounded with her services " h0u''ps 10
1900 Ba
building with with it,
Allen Strong southeast st and De Iancs
cuu White Lodge Howard avenue offers house for hospital Mrs William
qeedo' viii
far
Ii
hospitals Mercy
Hospital
Added List
meeting Of trustees ,
needed graduate
band physician; aumobn TO b a.a8s SEQ
Toand Whemars will take wounded and cOnveScen
ders and refugees into home Jt ~
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-06-27
NANCY WYNNE PREDICTS PHEASANT
TIME FOR AID WOMEN AT NAVY vApn
wives Of the officers at the Navy Yard Will Entertain
the Women Who Have Come to the Great Adver-
tising Convention This Afternoon

July Mr.. and Mrs Samuel r. Houston will
tieave Tor Easthampton, Mass where they
nave taken house for the summet Mrs
tienry Paul Brown and Miss Robert r.
smeigs VIII spend the summer with them.
@ mr. Henry Houston has gone to Mount
dretna with the National Guard.
=. Mr.. and Mrs Thomas Robins will spend
the summer at Tuxedo Park, N. Y.
Mrs Harlan Page, Of Allen lane. will
leave this week for pocono Manor Inn, to
spend the summer.
Mr.. and Mrs Lloyd Coates Jones. Of
Detroit, Mich, are the guests Of MIR. Jones
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Norman NJ Jones'
Of 422 West Stafford street Mrs. Jones
was Miss Dorothy Ballentyne, of Detroit,
before her marriage.
= -
Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred q. Clay, Of 1919
Spruce street, are spending some time at
the st Charles, Atlantic City.
Mr.. and Mrs. Irwin King, OF Gwynedd
Valley. spent the weekend as the guests of
Mr.. and Mrs Joshua Ash Pearson at their
cottage in Cape May
Mr. and Mrs. James wster, OF 54so
Germantown avenue, will leave In July
for Nipper Dam, Me-, where they have
camp.
Miss Edna S. Kaiser, of Monument road
North wynnefield, entertained on Satur.
day afternoon in honor OF Miss Irene
Gross, whose marriage to Mr. William
Prints will take place today
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-06-27
Entertainments

YTNHE nurses Of the Frankford Hospital will
i hold their annual garden party for the
benefit OF the hopital on Thursday eve'
ming on the lawn of the hospital. Fancy
articles homemade cake bread, candy,
flowers. Ice cream. toilet articles and USE
ful articles will be on sale.
Should the weather be unfavorable on
Thursday evening, the party will be post
poned until Friday.
Master william Dougherty, son of DR..
and Mrs. Edward Dougherty, OF 2l32 East
Cumberland street, will give novelty
party this evening, when his guests VIII
be Master Elliot Bainbridge, Master Gil
bert Christian, Master George Volkmer.
Master Frederick Trout, Master Wilbur
Shoemaker. Master Robert Johnson and
Master Harry Christian.
Mrs. John Bill, formerly of Fillmore, o..
will entertain the members of her sewing
circle this evening. Among those presente
will be Mrs. Sprowle. Mrs. Weining. Mrs.
Wilcokson Mrs. Bruenner Mrs. Law, Mrs.
Conn., Mrs. Crazy, Miss b. Haybeck, Miss
Lillian Pell Miss Beatrice Dyson, Miss
Caroline Pontinx. Miss Isabella wilkins.
Miss Stella Helm, Miss Anna Pallatt and
Miss Anna Ferguson.
Under the auspices of the Fotteral Park
Association, a block party was held on Fri
day and Saturday evenings on Jessup street
between Cumberland and Huntingdon
streets and on Cumberland street. east of
18th street
Mr. i. S. Carver. president of the associa-
tion and q corps of able assistants made the
affair a success. Band concerts enlivened
the evening. The proceeds win be used for
the Fourth of July celebration in Fotteral
Square
Miss Eleanor Gallagher, OF 2sO6 Rhawn
street, entertained Saturday evening In
honor OF Miss Sarah Dunlap, of Norristown
Among those present were Miss Helen Jones'
Miss Alice Jones, Miss Paulus Heever Miss
Marion Taylor, Miss Gertrude Walker Miss
Josephine Walker, Miss Fanny Wallace
Miss Mary Dunn, Miss Edith Mccormick
Miss Martha Wells Miss Margaret Wells,
Miss Bessie Msgill, Miss Claire Gerhart. Miss
Ethel Silvers, Miss Ana Brown, Miss Della
Holcomb Miss Sophia caine Miss Alice
Mcmahon, Miss Gertrude Balderston Mr.
Robert Lee. Mr.. Samuel Lee. Mr. Harry
Graham Mr.. Walter Sykes. Mr. John Flem-
ing. Mr.. Joseph caine, Alr Walter Curran.
Mr. Martin carlin, Mr.. Kenneth Lewis. Ar
John Dunn. Mr.. Daniel Holeomb, Mr.. An.
thony Gsrhart, Mr.. Frank Carey, mr., NIL
ford Jarvis. AIr Charles Walters, Nr
Charles Berry, Mr. Harry GFlniths, Mr.
Henry Clark and Mr. James scott
An elaborate AFFAIR vas given on Sunday
evening bg Mr. and Mrs =. snydsrman, I01I
Mexican street in honer Of the graduation
Of their daughter Miss Frances sayder-
man.
The rooma uers beautifully decorated. A
dancing exhibition Vas given b AIiss Gfssn-
berg. with Miss Edith suydsrluzn Al ths
plzae. among lhs sassks Rera Doctor
Maan. M Joseph : LsHnzH. ~ sehors.
~ Eislaa. Hr and aTa Eozaahere. AIss
eeAsa. Ai#a azssnsszz - HIzz nals.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-06-27
MILLER-AIoLINEAux.

Anaounesmspt Is made ef the marriage
- sIIss Hannah II. Mollneauz. daughter
Tr' ana Mrs Alphonso MolinsAux, Of
Gsrsh 22d street. % Mr.. Georgs L. Miller
son q Alr and Mrs George 3. q. MillsF
s.e.rnias At IL O'clock Ia the Independent
4..sssrsn Church. 4th aud Cambria streets
Es- 49, Rss. Doctor Meyer. The eaEemony
followed By = breakfast Mr AIilsf
80 hls bride after their wedding nip
HIl liFe f @saa ee1sa re sssset HHzfa
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-06-27
What's Doing Tonight

Municipal Band concert, Sherwood street.
between Rector street and Roxborough avenue.
Manayunki s o'clock. Free.
philadelphia Band concert, City Hail Plaza
o'clock, Free.
Fairmount Park Band concert Strawberry
Mansion; s o'clock Free.
Military and Naval Tournament. ad men.
Frankiln Field, o'clock; concert begins T;20.
Poor RiehaFd Band
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-06-27
Germantown

Mrs. Harold Porter, of Stos west Penn
street, will entertain the members Of her
bridge club today. The guest of honor will
be Mrs. Edward l.. Reynolds, who will leave
July l5 for New York to live permanently
Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence NJ Clark OF
Indian Queen lane, have gone to Man
chester, VT, for the summer months
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-06-27
North Philadelphia

Mrs. ]. T. Serrll and her daughters, Miss
Annie serrill Miss Helen Serrlll and Miss
Rebecea serrill, of 1413 North Broad street,
are spending the summer In Atlantic City
at their cottage on States avenue.
Miss Sarah Marquis OF 2026 North Broad
street, has gone to Pittsburgh, Pa, where
she is the guest of her uncle and aunt. Mr..
and Mrs Jesse Jacobs.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-06-27
PRINTZ-GRoss.

pretty wedding will take place tonight
at the hone.of Mr.. and Mrs, Leopold Gross,
2is6 North 9th street, when their daughter,
Miss Irene Gross, will become the bride OF
Mr.. William Printz. The ceremony will be
performed at $3.50 O'Clock by the Rev. DR..
Joseph Krauskopf under bower of trop-
ical plants and white roses. A gown com
binlng white thistledown taffeta with geors-
ette crepe, and a veil of tulle draped with
lilies of the valley will be worn by the
bride Her bouquet will consist Of orchids
and lilies of the valley arranged in
shower. Mr.. Gross will give his daughter
in marriage. She will be attended by her
sister, Miss Eva Gross, in a gown OF
pink georgetts crepe drapsd over pink
taffeta. and a black NeapOlitan braid hat
trimmed with pink roses. An arm bouduet
OF shaded pink sweet peas will be carried
Mr.. Jerome Printz, cousin of the bridegroom
will act as best man. The ceremony will
be followed by dinner, Upon their return
from an extended journey Mr., Printz and
his bride will be at home at 21se North
9th street
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-06-27
THE PHILADELPHIA GENERAL CHAPTER
Womans Division for National Prepared
Hospitals and Convalescent Homes
and Their Maintenance
MRS. CYRUS H. X. CURTIS, Director, Department

you s pledge ssss s % oR ." % % dsp s @ tsxs to the ean ]
with sp dss ssns suitable for hospital town country
each psr s1 S1Ds So ons per monsS S %
Fih1ow will pledge A private homo for convaies
many pledge a
Elshth-wni you pledge wlthbe
pledge bddns
WIN lGs you Surp supply I hospital tents unn.hed
Fourteenth you pledgo an machine
buildings tnat can oon~ertsd no an SomssY
h blind 0 9ES crippled % thus nSx s H FRAMING
promise If circumstances permit
within "a hours after the receipt of notification from the Executive Committee
that war IS mmlnen @ n even of calamity.
Signed
Telephone
The in
the event of calamity
Signed
Address
Telephone
The above H
ae South 18th street Philadelphia Pa
Others are urged pledge
Is Isl OF about Philadelphia
Bucks County Chapter f. lie Roy Newtown Pa
Chestnut finC Chapter f. Packard Chestnut HhL Pa
Chapter Mrs George D. Fedt 2 Carpenter street. German
co,oaa ebap.er Mrs e. Leaa2o stree Philadelphia
DoyIesown Chapter Doyestown' Pa
prexel Mrs A Hawksey 1917 Mount
" Tangborrs Chapter Mrs Warren E Langhone, "a
Iansdowne chapter wagrsmth Marshall road and wycOmb
w cbspter Charlton Yarnau.
Chapter Mrs H. AsouS Mountain avenue ana valley road
~ pennsylvania Railroad
Urouha Chapter Mrs AIT Pine street
west chester Chapter. M. Phillips Chester, Pa
west Philadelphia small si4 South 4Sth
Chapter NJ X Nelner Wyneote Pa
PLEDGES ALREADY RECEIVED
Among the pledges already received the fonowingi
Horace Brock.L Lebanon Fa--oners 10 beds
Mrs n n soesbury In
the country Can fol also 200 beds furnished
Philips Of courtiyes three tents on Hilltop to be used
Mrs Eauara wounded and
Miss sn j wright
Mrs Henry Pratt without
home miles VIM hold about 10
Mrs Carson Eorrssaas-ogsrs % one pain pair q q BLANKETS Ssass
George chlas prezel-Town house
buildings for Use as Hospitals md cenVaIeseent Homes
HsafA1a stass aF M sene 4a lAns Ao
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-06-27
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.

An attractive summer wedding win be
that of Miss Reba Parness, daughter OF Mr..
ana Mrs Simon PaFness, OF 3211 Monument
avenue. and Mr.. Maurice A stumachsr, OF
2Ias Natrona street, which will be solemn
ized tonight at 5 o'clock at the home OF the
brides parents. The Rev DR. Marvin
Nathan. OF Beth Israel Temple, will officiats
az the ceremony. which will be followed by
q small reception. The bride will wear a
white satin gown draped with tulla. tulls
veil caught with sprays OF orange blossoms
ana viii carry orchids and lilies OF the
Valley. She win be given In marriage by
her father, and attended by her sister, Miss
Fannia ParnesA. who will wear a froek OF
aale blue georsette crepe embroidered with
pearls and draped over satin
NJ solomon =. stumaeher will be his
h,athsr's best man Mr.. ana Mrs stumaehsr
syiIl spend the summer in Atlantic city
Tbsv win be at home after September !
Ii eag2 Carpenter street.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-06-27

Mr. and Mrs. Leonard A. Yerkes ana
their children and Mr.. and Mrs James y. :
Nields and their sons will go TO Cape May
this week to spend the summer.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-06-27
West Philadelphia

Mr.. and Mrs. Homer C. Davis, of 724
North 6sd street, are being congratulated
on the birth OF a son, Homer c. Davis, Jr.
Miss Dorothea Bailey, daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. Hugh Bailey, of 6ll2 westminster
avenue, will spend the summer in Pen Yam,
N. Y. as the guest of her aunt Mrs. Harry
McCabe
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-06-27
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

The marriage of Miss Elizabeth r. g..
Stelssr, daughter of Mr. and Mrs John r.
Steiger, of 1S47 West Girard avenue, to Mr..
p. A Busenkell was solemnized this morn.
ing. Mr.. Steiger gave his daughter in mar.
riage, and her cousin. Mrs William L.
Mahn, was matron Of honor, Mr.. ]. c..
Busenkell was his brothers. best man. I'm.
mediately after the quiet service Mr.. and
Mrs. Busenkell left for a short "trip They
will be at home after July at 1880 West
Thomson street
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-06-27

Miss Leila Crawford. OF Columbus, Ga,
is the guest OF Miss Madeline May. OF this
city.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-06-27

Or ana Mrs. Herbert H. cushins. Of 46l
eoath olst street, announce the marriage
u their daughter, Miss Dorothy Darling
Washing and AIF. Carl l. Lubreeht Of
aaslelon. on Tuesday. June 10.
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Miss Mildred Jenness entertained Miss
May Howell, of Germantown. as her guest
for the weekend So
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Wilmington

WILMINGTON. Del, June 2T,--Mr. and !
Mrs. William L. Dockstader motored to At
lantic City yesterday to spend the re-
malnder of the summer at their cottage
In Chelsea .- .t. s.
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Weddings

A PRETTY wedding will take place this
n evening at I o'clock in the Tioga Bap.
tist Church when Miss Corinne Bradley
daughter of Mr.. Charles r. Bradley will
become the bride of Mr. Francis J. Smith
The Rev. Rutger Dox will perform the cere-
mony. Miss Bradley who will be given In
quisite imported Epwn of valenciennes lace
The skirt will he made OF ruffies OF the
lace and the bodice will be composed Of
the lace ana satin. A court train OF lace
Will fall from the shoulders and the tulle
veil will be caught with orange blossoms
The bride will carry shower bouquet OF
Bride roses and lilies of the valley Miss
Rose Harrison. who will be maid of honor,
will wear frock Of cream-colored lace
trimmed with n girdle of old rose silk. lIer
leghorn hat will be trimmed with lace and
old rose streamers
She will carry mock roses and white
snapdragons.
Miss Anne williams and Miss Jane
Williams, cousins of the bride and daugh-
ters of Dr. and Mrs. Carl williams, of
Germantown, will wear pink taffeta frocks
made with tight basques and trimmed with
white net They will carry baskets filled
with rose leaves.
The best man will be Mr. Howard Lip
pincott, and the ushers will include Mr.
Russell Flood and Mr.. William Donaldson
A reception at the home of the brides
uncle, DR.. Carl williams. corner of Greene
street and School House lane, will follow
the ceremony, After an extended wedding
journey DR.. and Mrs. Smith will live at
1926 Bouvier street. They will be at home
after September /.
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HIS Issbsl stoughton. of East Washing.
zea lAns. will lsaYe on Friday TO spend tbs
weekend and Indspendenee Day as the
zsssl q Mf ana Mrs Charles Freeman
4eHlsy, at North Adams, Masa Mr. and
zzzz HeHlsS viii entertain ; house party
- several days It the home of Mrs Row
- pafenla. Mfz Roaley Vas Hiss Cath.
zzlaa Daflz before her marriage On LAY Is
~. es....... ..--.. -.
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NANCY wYNNE.
Personals

Mr.. and Mrs. Isaac H. Clothier Jr., Of
eannybrook. Radnor. will entertain at din.
ner this evening.
Ars. Richard L. Merton. Of Ardmore. en-
sssfiAlnsd informally at luncheon today for
efs William Woodward Arnett ana Mrs
Carl T. dramner
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HAAS-RIDER.

place today, was that of Miss Miriam
Rider. daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. T. Perry
Rider and Mr.. Francis Haas The cere-
mony was performed at $3.50 o'clock in
the Tioga Methodist Episcopal Church, 18th
and Tloga streets with the pastor, the
Rev. Samuel McWilliams, officiating The
bride was given in marriage by her father
and was attended by her sister. Miss Jean
Rider, as maid of honor. and Miss Mar
garet Young and Miss Emma Strathmann
as bridesmaids. Mr. Haas had Mr.. Will
liam T. Abadie as best man. and his ushers
included Mr.. Charles Schaefer, Mr.. Leonard
Martin. Mr.. Charles Ayres and Mr.. Rudolph
Falkenhagen. Mr.. Haas and his bride Will
spend the summer travelling and will be at
home after October l, at 62O6 Ogontz
avenue.