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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-10-23
Sern oct mef itorarteoe al aQc
S~tDrfemioler, Tiger Segem.
Sse'amelisbeoen oeo oem itore stDrfe
% uSboloenbco hos aue 9ltblcter.

Almtnneltst Gurateo Sron nil | mauae
auITloer ajsrc ocIifnte, nerpsic, neos
prnofc gfcnneffer 100 Trpeent ~itsrfere
tnecn TO tigers Iio.
Help Yorf. q. 2. - Sc ileite Renues
Her lpneS at have Den taaheliae Cpiats
nina, at &c ian iornne lin Selbrco oa
Sfnrte rleo ell eller dnncn itimulcrcuoe
Ntcoittn, benmeIige 3oitrumS euer be-
oeoenoe gStoler. inaoe Ir. 6. 5dlicr, eli
Vo'tons Sr9c, ser / tor lloitrrfuiua bar
riloeret lanoel Der | 2droct iom sce Se
rofe ineoicinl'e SnititItioner | europa,
nadr Oct 300 er ell GieuoS9ieruina, at
otrteltg % lauo Stnrte nm fan erboloes
az Den 6poc. on ipiier. 1teu rolf iaar
otte lie Scnuc Stprtc uoaf lin Esoc. fors
d &c lite bar NOT Seru / iii @loN iii at
lGtte bette iitnno til at fordnore ;sroeu
III leoenoe Waterie. af Scrcs iortteoc,
neres'e 6orfatuiug ueo Sc, al ioaet er
gait. men &c Tan life iiae boao. boorfor
Dc inlmtuocltgbso b%eennhcr at tircrc Tia
Tor gfdoes, Seuers eIler Rpreouoer eler
S1hiptonler pua floGen andre Spaooms
me, ~foradrlugct pco WdilaeI pda Scfa /
Slooet. Settc fan gda | ndreuis, mieoens
Saiterten ltoer nriten mlobplbeliae Npns
ler. Spts on life or itert cler frtif, itnls
Der on Dig ieIp at ~foretaoe fsIaeuSe Ires
9e: Se tnor lrnae on tan arbciSe cqcr
1oor ldrgt On fan ada uoen at bIiue trnt.
SdB laa 10 femsgruiuS Tablets al al
mInoeli8 Hllrateo Sron ire @duQc ON
wagon ctter WaaItioeruc for TO llocr.
SrSo oerpnd tgien otu Stprfc OF lc hpors
nieget Oh bar ttItdaet beri. Seo bar feet
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-10-23

ban oeioa bar, ifisnt ban gierne bill,
De babe bapt enSnu Here Gipiter.
9eriom ban / oct belle taget po,
operraifet oper oct GeneebeIsb Der
off til, isrgeoe ban for at boIoe oei
for fig 'eln.
Otter Mrs. 9~eterbribaes Srbrc
blep ct panorama al aaircS 8ober
malet til at opbpn9e poa @paaene
Den Gal, bun babe paIat / en- be.
fienot HeItaitrant. On REQ. oa bpio.
itribet Marfiie itrafte iig oper Be
imao goroe, Ter / Sauet, bpor Dtib.
oagen if,iIoe ierberes. gun boobeoe
inberliat, at bette piIbe bibrinee Sip.
iterne BET Snotrpf, of De inbtoa Mib-
basen / ben irie Iotur. en- liben
Scene / gnben al SaIen bar bro5pe.
ret iom ct SeIt, og berira ifulbe San.
gerne oe Goniernc n~nberboIoe @in.
iterne. Sum bapoe besuoen engage.
RET papptt'fe Wtugifere, Iorn ubfsrte
gionnSere / Suerbiluseri, SIbpoen
o. alminbelige 9rpGefunitner.
"Wtan ifitloe fro, Set belle bar or
rangeret for en- Slot @srn," erfIpre.
De Mr. Hocfet. Seq bill famine mig
ober Of ie nit e9et aontorbuo / gn-
iietet, efter at oenne Iioona qr BE-
ifrepet | Ipiierne. Get er en- Ieierlig
Waaoe at 9isre fig befienot paa."
"9e maa fife gaa ritnot % eiere
tore Sine," iporeoe AIRS. 9eterbrib.
&c leenbe. "Te maa optrpoe, Tom
ON De par pant til at gisre oen
SIass Setter"
Set er soot, at set life er en-
Sueroag," iporebe ban, "ior lea err
iaa optaaet Of ben @iobas, og ser.
iom bet ifete pfte -"
"Saa bilbe set bore blepet en- 90.
ne, inbifisb bum. GOA ru biem %
flpo Gem ON" - Be bopbe inipiceret
Gefordtionerne oe grrongemerterne
Tor iioite Sang, og oct bar tent poa
Gftermiobasen -, "i9a MODES hi
her igien alpffen otte."
"Se er iiffert npsoierriee og pre-
ciie," iasoe Scr. @ocfet oe tsrreoe tit
uarrte, rsbe Iniiet meo eft 2omne.
tsrflpoe iaa tort Tom Ell Iug.
"Ge fleite al @jpiterne fonlmer
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-10-23
9Da0 nil bliDe 6it spQr?

Henten er 4 8rocent befalt 70 8arz
ae ON Naret, 15be Nou. o9 15be Dtai.
Sbli9ntionerne fan uSreSes | islsenbe
Nf6etnlinger: 2 YroCent uaor De teas
mes, is Srocent hen 15oe Hou., 40
Srocent ben 15be Sec, 40 @roceut
ben 15be San. 1918. Sc Inoer paa
25 Iar, men fan iublsies efter 10
Wars Sorleb.
De inbbefntter ct Sm6btuiugspriz
bileailtm, ioet DC fan ombnttes mcb
bpilfciombelIt SbIiQotipner uoitebt iii
bbilfcnIombelit eftcrfSGgenoc Sio me
Der ari9en o9 brrenoe Ell heierc
Hente.
Sc er frita9et for @eifntnino unSs
taaeu Nrpeifat % en- bis Sfot al 3uos
tGater (incone i%urtor). Oct nirtez
lige SorhoIo bitter, at inhtil $4,000
Tan holoes i%fatfrtt.
SbtdaeIie al Subfriptiouer be9bnbs
te Ranoaa bcu lobe Sftober og bill
afiliittes ben 27bc October.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-10-23

) ioume Eieblif bite Orr. Rocfet
ltg poo 0ertGrlfeIen o. peo Sioen
al bom itoo Ell ippr. mioaI0renoc
&one meo ct runot Aniiat % rumble.
tor'trGnnte Zine. Sum par flPoi |
eli bloa, uIoen Reiicoro9t oa presie.
De ell INF Somnlebcg OF ct Ror rsoc
3o9itinoShnnoiter | oen enc Sauno
moo Noroct, meocnS bun mie0 Den an.
Den t~ranpo8tigt bolot ioit / fin SEQ.
IoqerS Arm.
"2piersot cr mepet ntoocrnc, iiaer
le9 dig, Sulon," hsrtc ma DIR. no.
cfet liGe meo tpoelio 0erpsIitet. "0u
fan ou ielu oucrbepiic oig ocrom."
"Ia, Wiaiom," iamre6e bun %
Ino ira Serpentincoonierue til @ip.
lterne, "fom mcO mig bort ira ale
oiSic Wcnnciter. Seq tiger life no.
get ON, at Dc life or iniffe, men &c
or Tor progtIlIt paatlrote og for irie
/ fine Wanerer. 0e liancr ilet life
DC Wenneifer. on or oant ill at ON.
gnaeS. o8 ieg er pugitclia for at Iaoc
dig ppre iantmen meo Dem. aom
fipre @iniant!"
"MeL lille SuIdn, sc or 10 mine
@iPIicrl" uobrgo ban.
Set pes iea, Del ucO ieq, @iaiom,
men oct bopoe &c life buroet pore. #"
Seq mener life Dem poo See
nen!" rnabte 0cu iortuilcoe Vfr. 90
cfet. "Ge er Ieieoe, De andre or mine
8jrltcr."
DC andre roger 90 Oriffer, % Sc
or lige inc progtiulOc % ircmmeoe
meo sc lererIiQc EingcItcr pun Sope
BET % oere@ oriitige @liffc, o. bpiS
. t er oct line SeIifob I on Gcl.
Ter boloc dig borte ira oct. ia icg
fit oit 9reo imorqc8. boori on for
toIte ON Sen fine Miooag, on ifiIOe
gipe, iagoe ieg til mig ielu: Ter err
nogett, Der bar min gooe Wono iii
bebite, % iea toa niitco iau mart ien
iif noget hi poffet iantmer. Get
er monife rigtig fIinfc Wenneifer -
men - Wiaiom, tag meo mig biem."
Senbes Inii9t '~ortrof fla, lem ON
bun bar npr uco at brittle / @raao,
og en- boIufpolt Suffer hsrtes oper
belle SoIen.
Wr, Hocfct Iagoe Irmen ON ben.
bes SfitIorc og tolte iort oct ieuncr
fig en- Wono.
"Tu 6egaar Sen itsrite I~eiltogeI's
| Dit 2tp, Sition iagoe ban bsitioe.
Iigt, "og tiger Sing, iom lea oloria
fan 9isre llnbitpIoring for, men Sell.
tngelier err itct oq Sroeue err ubtolt.
Seq tpufer. at oct oil gigre oia mere
orot, huis ieg bIir, emo oct nil aisre
oisie Gamer og Serrer, bpi5 iel
gaar. - Seq er iitfer poa, at De uit
tage MOB min llnbifrIonirg." tiIisi
zoe ban rteo ct pproigt gut til fine
iorbauieoe, balot ureoe, boIpt imi
leroe 8ipIter. "Wiu aone err trPt
% libt neross, og ieg oil islJe ber6e
tilbage iii Soteqet. Seq pilSe gierre
bGre bIeoet til Slutringen. Seq be.
iarot mig iaa itorartet og leg bil
iiffert life mere bare 6orusiel'er at
trpife ttogen al Gem. Saf. iorot Ge
fom, og bIio enoeIia ina Irnae, &c
bar emit. gu bill ieg snifc Fem
8oonot og 6aroel. Raaite Nr. Sc
terbriose oil opertase min Roue Tom
Bert"
San uenote iis iii FIN ~gr9oenSe So.
ne. Ser itaoig flprgebe fla til bans
arm, % ibet De gif no al 9sren.
iprang Ell al Serrerne op baa en-
Stol og gre Surraer FOR @tr, go.
rfef" fIoun ,tN ; Gallon
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-10-23
Spab bill blipc bit Guar?

Ser er en- Gnlebning til at biie sin
3atriotisme og paa iamme lib ifaffe
Dig Ell Snbt9at at 8esierin9en.
Ser er en- gnleonin9 for Dig til at
80 hour Bit" og piie @erben, at BEN
anerifanife Sarnter enbnu er lit
0anbs "Rp9ben" % fornemite Ststte.
Ser er Ell Mrlebnine til at iiae Din
Ndtions Sienber - % BET | ct Sproa,
iom ale bill foritaa, nemlia "9enses
iprpset" = at Nmerifd life fienber
Neberlag, % at hi aeter forbribe Iiz
Iitarisme % 9espotisme fra @erben
oe enoelig fire Ell parenbe Sreo.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-10-23
Wr. Rofets miooao.

seq bar ttte tItnoe at frnbe ellie
fraple inb / Bet" erfl9reOe Wr. go
cfet og aap fine Orb Gitertrpf neo e
Slag al lin itore Saano paa 9orbet
get fan life bore iaa ipGrt, nanI
mo bar Genge NOT, % Dem manS
fer BET life paa."
get maa bore Ell flor Srsit,'
mlmlebe Wrs. Sorn 9~eterbrioge
hos buem ban oraf Sbe. 90 9ere!
Some er BUN al iamme Menins2 2
"Raar ieg ferit er tr9nst isien
nem," ipareoe Mr. Hocfet, "fslsel
bun NOT efter. Seq ioritob paa Gen
forleoen Gag, at oeriom leg fom
iom ungfarl o. LOB Gem arraneert
for mig, pilbe ies itrar funne fomm{
inb / SelffabsIipet. Senere fam gu
ian iaa lutte fig til os, % &eiten bill
gaa iom en- Seq. 0u ipsrger iee
Gem lige ilo: merer 0e oct = elei
Hleller 2e OeI tIIe
AIRS. 2~eterbribge rsomeoe.
Get bliper maaife auieepel life
ioa let" mumleoe bum os inoeoe ner.
nsit fit @uloubrfi9be mellem Sim
creme, og benoes imuffe oremmenoe
Zine bar balpt luffebe.
"Maaife", bemerfeoe Hocfet fllb.
itpnoig i1befpmret. Seq snifer al
fomme til at inotase en- Irobs / Se.
res areos, oe ieg bill gierne babe
Gem til at bielpe mig. Spis De tror,
at oct nemmere laoer Jig eisre uoerl
Suim = Oct tror leg neiten = Tao
prbner Ri bet i~aaleoes."
"Se slemmer, at iee aIoris bar
feet Sulan," bespnote Mrs. Seter-
bridge. "Geriom ies bapoe ="
"Saa piIoe 9e fsle oct famine" 10
Suians Sltsbonb. Seq bar iastta.
get Solf, os jeg bar lagt Werfe til,
at Der er bebre Elabs for Wpnb emo
for &pinoer / Ceres Geroen =
W9no, Der ct piaiee til at Iuffe op
for Eungen = ifient ieg oog life
tror, at De uiloe optage ale os en-
bper."
San niffebe befrpftenoe ct Bar
8ange, og Sru 2eterbrioge Iaa paa
bans Sprendffe og unoreoe iig oper
bans beie &rape, Ser iaa uo, iom IN
BEN ifulbe fpPle BAN. Set par ct be.
ipnoerligt Ear at ie iammen peo ct
Sbeboro. Sum, bot og liant meb
bron5efarpet Soar og groa Zine iaa
no, iom ON benbes femostreoipe aar
bapoe ppret lutter Sonlre - milbe,
iolrige Somre. San, flor pe ipert
bpgeet, rsb belt pp unoer lit ltrougits
le, tpnoe Saar, meo funflenoe ifarpe
zine % EN- Stemme Ioin ct Gage
born, uoitraalenbe Sip og @nergi.
iom en- &affeloun giper Garme, og
bprenbe fine femti Mar meo en- ling
oommeligbeo, Der ipaaebe bam Ell
lang 2epealoer. ct tilfploi9t Wsbe
paa en- Sceonbamper bapoe fert til
Ell 8rpientotion og @efienotifabeS
babe brogt Wrs. 2eterbrioge man.
&c inlaa 9ebageligbeoer og eobe
Guab ON ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS, Iom in.
gen Game fan mobitaa, og til 8ien-
gi9lo peileoebe bun bam / ~ielifabelig
i3enieenbe - Den Slags Seileoning
funbe ban life babe at faa hos lin
legitime Eartbauer / fine @lpber og
Soreer - % ct merfeligt @enifab
poreoe op melem Gerbensbamen og
Sen l,fultiperebe &iemonb. Solf be.
gpnote at more iig beroper.
"5pdb ipnes De, ieg fsrit ifilIoe
eisre9" ipltrgte Wr. Gocfet.
"8e nlaa begpnbe eanife lang
iaaoe bum, "meo Inna bpege.
Iige Selifaber, bportil De inpiterer
mine Senner, eaer oeiaa beoer ieg
Gem - ONT at msbes meo mig. Sg
ri bill forisee at orrangere noget
niGopanIiet = 1toget sanife Sent, iaa
at De Wenneifer, Der bar p9ret meo
til Dem, pil tale beeeiitret ON bem
Der bar p9ret inpitert. De maa
apertere / benne Sorretning iorn en-:
bper anoen.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-10-23
Spab bill blipc bit Guar?

@eb bu, at Sen idmlcoe W9rbi of
NpIinseu / 1917 al Meejerinaens gms
bebsmGnb CT iat til $17.000.0 600, 900
nriten Ter 8onge iaa nieeet iom
bet anbet Sribeosladn | 1917?
0eb Oh, at SoregeIien | @9roien Of
Gpliuaen for 1917 ouer 1916 er $2,s
100000 = rGiten lieeiaa nteget
Tom BET onoet SriheSsldan?
Sror Oh iad life. at ben d~merifanife
Sarmer paa en- liberal Waabe blirbe
imebefomme lin Hegierines Ininoba
ming, iiGr naar be erholoer A 1ros
cent Hente paa bisIe fine 9engeans
bringelier2
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-10-23

@il on itstte Sc Sorenebe Stater?
Sor at ieire / benne &rig trGnges
Der en- lihnre Tcngeium, % bbis hi
lite ~ieirer, oil Dit Siem, bin Sorm. Dit
2ip, Dine &ettigbeber, bin Srihep blipe
@ienitano for ~beuipnslss SiIintet9js<
relie.
Sor at tilueiebrinse bisie Tenge
bar bin 8e9iering anmobet Dig ON ct
Saun. Sen beber big life on at 9ine
Fenae - fiin at lame, % berfor giz
pes on n Spreneoe Staters 9teaies
riugsobli9ation ben beblte Sifferbeo
| Gerben, pna bniIfe bu trGffer Mente
og er fri for @eifatntne, r~notogen Nrz
pelfat cg Snbtegtsitat (income Surs
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-10-23
Sab CT SLATE teroi8!

SAB CT Glafe f9rot8!
Sluan's Eminent bar i'm be-
- itemte 8laos blauot be paas
lioeli9e Samiliemioler | TIT
i~inoeraf Meoicinifabe. Zen 9iltro,
bet bar pnnoet, er 9runbet paa ben
alminoelige Tirfnins | at iororipe
Smerter a. Rbeumatisme, Teuralsia, Scout,
Sumbaso. iaare % fine Wuiflrr. Stso,
Sorpriouinger % SorftrGtfsIisr. Reuere %
iettere al oruse euo be tillslenoe Ylaitre oS
SaIper. Get. giennemtr9ueer os liuprsr
bnrtis uben Gninuing.
6os ole apotbefere. a5c. soc oa 81 90.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-08-23

mayer, to Northeast Harbor, York
Harbor and several other harbors in
Maine and Mrs. Thayer will Join them at
Northeast
Mr. and Mrs. Grey Dayton have re-
turned from their wedding trip and are
now on motor trip to Denver and "the
west Mrs. Daytons mother. Mrs
'harles Stewart Wurts. has just come
back from visiting Miss Hannah Fox. in
Foxburg.
Joe Dodge, who has been spending the
summer in Jamestown, II. l.. as per usual,
is now visiting Sarah Erdman Adler at
Woods Hole, Mass. Sarah was married
In June and has been away ever since.
Mrs. James b. Clews. who Is spending
several weeks AT Loon Lake, in the Adj.
rondacks on Tuesday night gave an In,
formal dinner for her niece Leta Sulli.
van, who is staying with her. Frances
sullivan Is visiting at another lake in
the Adirondacks, Racquette Lake. Rachel
Willet of Chestnut Hill, who lives in that
picturesque house on Springfield avenue
In st. Martins, is visiting In the Adiron-
dacks. too. She is at Tuppers Lake
10 go back. do you know the house? /,
mas fountain in a little court at one
SIDE and sunken garden, with little
pool and stone walks and all kinds OF
sun dials and things on the other side
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-08-23
AMERICAN RED CROSS
TO SAVE FRENCH BABIES
Experts in Infant Welfare Will
Be Sent to Aid Mothers in
War-Stricken Country
WASHINGTON. Aug. "a.

A group of specialists In infant welfare
has been sent to France by the American
Red Cross At it's head is Dr. william p.
Lucas, professor OF pediatrics in the Uni
versity of California and originator Of the
'save-a- Belgian-baby" movement.
Before the war the birth rate and death
rate In France were SO nearly equal that
publlcists voiced their concern over the
future of the national life, Last year, how
ever, with the death rate probably more
than twenty per 1000. not counting deaths
of men in military service. the birth rate
was officially estimated at only eight per
1000. In New York State the birth rate is
twcnty-three or tweuty-four per 1000, the
death rate about fourteen per 1000.
The total of deaths in France in 1915 was
about llQ0,000. Births numbered only
$4,000 The net loss in population was
1SS,000 or nearly . per cent of the whole.
In Paris. where 4S.9l7 babies were born
in the year ending August 1. 1914 only
26,9l7 were born in the second year OF the
war. ending August L. 1916.
There is crying need for effective work
among children" cables Major Grayson NJ.
y. Murphy, head of the American Red Cross
Commission, now in France lie reports
that there is great need for doctors and
nurses for work with mothers and children
and the Infant Welfare Unit will be pre-
pared to give such immediate reief as 1t
can.
with Doctor Lucas In the unit which was
financed 10y Mrs. William Lowell Putnam.
OF Boston, are Dr. J. Morris Semons OF
the Yale Medical School. one of the best
known OF American obstetricans DR. Julius
Parker Sedgwick. physiological chemist
professor at the University of Minnesota
J pr John G, Baldwin, specialist in diseases
1 of children; Dr. Claim +. Gelston. Doctor
! lucas's assistant at the University OF Cali.
! fornia; DR.. y. .. Pearce, another special
| list, and the following experts in sociology
| and child welfare work: Mrs. j. Morris
! Slemons, Mrs. William r. Lucas Miss
| Elizabeth Ashe and Miss Rosamond Glider
| daughter of the poet.
| These specialists will survey the situa
| tion and study the work already being don,
! by the French and will practice withou
| receiving compensation from patients TIL,
| task before the Red Cross, which will b.
carried on by this and succeeding units, Il
not only to cooperate with French special
lists but also to cary on a general educa
tional campaign among French mothers II
| the interest OF better prenatal hygiene AM
scientific feeding and care Of the babies
Special efforts will he made to protec
children from tubercular Infection whc
is particularly threatening France today a
a result OF trench warfare.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-08-23
JUST GOSSIP ABOUT PEOPI,E
Nancy Wynne Predicts Success for the Horse
Show at Newport-Dinner at Huntingdon Val
icy lonlght Tor Second Field Artillery

%YEwPORT. nothing daunted by the
IN war, Isl going on with plans for the an
nuai horse show which usually officially
xinds UP the season at the fashionable
Rhode Island resort 1t will be held, as
,r former seasons, at the Casino, and the
dates settled on are the last three days
NJ the month. 1t Is said a larger number
~ entrids than usual have been received.
90 hors9y Philadelphia will feel, in some
mart. cohsoled for the loss of the Bryn
Mawr SHOW this fall
OF course, the Riddles have entries
from their farm, also the Ashtons, who
will rum over from jamestown for the
three days of the show, and Constance
yauclaIn, who evidently has abandoned
her intention of quitting the ring" and
very fortunately, too, for she usually adds
much ito the interest of the show by her
superbJ entries The Countess Won Holm.
stein lis also to be an exhibitor in the
saddle classes, SO they say.
The Charlemagne Towers have been
ouiet for so long that ii is nice to heal
of them again. They have bobbed UP at
NewS,ort and are at the Muenchinger
Kinfs, or, that is, Mrs. Tower is there
WITH Helen, Mr.. Tower having remained
IN Washington, / believe People are still
entertaining in quiet way. The Craig
Bid'dles were among those who gave smal
di1ners on Tuesday night in Newport
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-08-23
COMMANDER OF UNIT
ORGANIZES CAMP BAND
Tioga Residents Are Entertained
at Luncheon in Phoenix
vile

Lieutenant William f.. Rakcn. commander
OF the Ttoga unit at the army ambulance
corps concentration camp at Allentown
Is organizing band so that the camp will
nave its own Instrumental music The lieu
tenant has been one Of the active spirits in
perlectinG the ambulance corps movement
1t is certainly a delightful way of enter
tanning ones in-town friends by inviting
them to outdoor festivities at country
homes, Mrs. Raynor Bowman. who is
spending the summer at Phoenxvillc, gave
luncheon recently for the following per-
sons from this section: Mrs. Charles Il. Hal
lowell, Mrs Horace Davis, Mrs Charles
llaigh, Mrs. Allen Meats, Mrs. G. C. Clegg,
Mrs Thomas NJ. Scholey. Mrs Ralph Hum
phrcys Mrs. Ralph Parkinson, Mrs julius
Neufed, Miss Ida Drpps Mrs. Paul Voight
Mrs Walter Miller Mrs. Harvey Gresham,
Mrs. j. H. Chadwick Mrs. Charles Thomp-
son, Mrs. w. q. Gibbs Mrs. Charles Edward
Hallowell, mother OF the hostess Mrs
Louis Bggard and Mrs. Walter S. Bauer.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Brooks OF North
Nineteenth street whose summer home Is in
Pitman, \. j. entertained Mr.. and Mrs
George w. Lord, MIR, and Mrs. Edwin Ger
hart Miss Lidie kcefer and Mr. Charles
Lynch.
The David Titlows of Tioga street are
spending the summer in Ocean City.
Mr.. and Mrs, \. L. Thorn, of North Fif-
teenth street, are at their Nentnor cottage
Mr. and Mrs, Cyrus Clegg, of Butler
street, and Mrs. Thomas Schoey of North
Seventeenth street. have their summer
homes in Pitman. y. j.
Mr.. p. W. Kiefaver and his family are
entertaining their friends at their Island
Heights cottage
Mr., and Mrs. Clarence Spencer are stay
ing at Stone Ilarbor this month
Mr. and Mrs Charles T.. Bates have re-
turned from Atlantic City and have gone to
Stroudsburg. Pa.
The Harry Heists have been passing sew
eral weeks at Egypt Mills.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-08-23
BEACH PARTIES AI|
POPULAR AIT SH0
Nocturnal Bathers Entert6I
Audiences With Athletic
Stunts on the Walk
ATLANTIC CITY, Aug. 81

ATLANTIC CITY, Aug. -. rs
Nocturnal bathers are entertaining ~
audiences on the Walk by their athIo<11
stunts, Bright lights make the strau1
almost as light as day, and hundreds An&.
relief from the heat by frollckinR on th1>
beach, followed by plunge In the cool oocE
Beach parties are all the rage. and ho1<s|
esses vie with one another in finding divert
ing forms OF entertainment. Just now u ~.
the thing TO be athletic, and matrons ana
maids possessing the Ahost athletic prowenos
are receiving all the honors There are sack
races and snail races, when the participants
endeavor to reach a given point by walking
on all fours. Jumping hurdles and throws
ing the medicine ball are among the variouo
stunts which are entered into with a WIN,
After enjoying an evening on the beacI,
sometimes drftwood FIRE Is built for .
clam bake Or a corn roast More often TN
guests return TO the hostess cottage for
supper
An order issued by Chief OF Police Miller
making 1t necessary to have n permit to
entertain beach party on the strand has
not served to curtail the gayety. for per-
mits are freely given, II the chief is A.
sured that no alcoholic beverages will ~
served.
Life at the shore these August day. =
Just one round of gayety' There is little
formal entertaining among members of the
cottage colony most OF whom are buoy
with war activities or arranging for the
many affairs for charity. which always
mark the close of the summer season.
About $500 was received in donations on
wednesday at the Chlldren's Seashora
House. August 90 being known as Dona.
tion Day at the institution The amount
| received will serve to run the institution
, Just two days. Although heavily endowed.
| the Increase in the cost of living is SO great
| that there Is great need of funds to carry
on the good work Of caring for Invalid
children from the large cities. A charity
ball will be given on the Steel Pier the nrst
| week in September
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-08-23
MARK WEDDING ANNIVERSARY

This is the fifty-second wedding ami
versary of Mr., and Mrs. Mayer Bissinger,
1896 Clifford street, and they are cele-
bratng the event with a few relatives at
their home. Two years ago today. the date
Of their golden wedding, they held big cee-
bration at the Mercantile Club Broad and
Master streets, but this year they are
having only a few relatives who are very
near to them.
Mr.. Bisslnger Is eighty-four years old
and his wife Is ten years younger. They
were married in Philadelphia in 1865. Mr..
Bissinger came to this country from Ichen-
hausen, Bavaria, and for many years was
a prominent wholesale clothing dealer on
Market street. Mrs. Bssingcr was born at
Granada, Miss. They have three children.
Samuel, OF New York, and Harry and
Aslelia who make their home with the
aged couple.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-08-23
WILDWOOD GIRL CROWNED
OJJEEN OF BABY CARNIVAL

WILDWOOD. N j., Aug. 23.-Miss Dor
nronrietor of the Hotel Savoy, has been
crowned Queen of the Baby Carnival and
presented with diamond ring at the Cor
onstion Ball on the Ocean Pier. In the bal
loting she was victor. with 1879 votes
Mir Nellie Weldon and Miss Sarah Gould.
next IN order N ths voting. wers neg ~