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The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1917-10-03
CoIored Corscripts to Go Sunday

List of colored soldiers to go to
Camp Jackson next Sunday.
Russell Rhame, Robert Butler,
Robert Robertson, Henry Boyd, Able
Wright, Charley Bracy, William Oil
yer, Ulysses Dixon, Robbie Nc
Knight, Abram Bine, Allen Maxwell,
Robert Fielder, Willie Pearson, John
Henry Benbow, Johnnie Watson, AL
len Walton Singleton, Matthew Dali
las, Alfear Cochran, Willis Walker,
Andrew Smith, Marcus Davis, Elias
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1917-10-03

ful score of Hugo Felix, setting off
the catchy lyrics of Anne Caldwell
20, Evelyn, Quit Your Devilin," "Kiss
Me- Mon Desir," to mention but q
few OF them. Quality is impaired TO
many of the songs by the lusty bari
tone Of Boyd Marshall and the
soprano of Margaret Jarman. As
Policeman No. 13 appears our old
friend Charles McNaughton, as funny
Gown as ever donned grotesque cos
tune. Scarcely less laughable is
Thomas Walsh, the Grolmus, bur-
glar-ln-chief, of the play. Detmar
Poppen, formerly a musical stock
player here, appears as Big Biassou
and is given warm welcome. Louise
LARSON and Robert jackson con-
tribute whirlwind dance, and Mitzi,
herself, has, with Lillian Morton, a
most amusing parody on the Apache
dance of Paris.
In fact, with so capital company as
this 1T is easy to understand why
"Pom-Pom" is now in its third year.
1t might go on to it's thirteenth if
Savage could find another Mitzi, for
that young woman will not be much
longer spared from New York. But
as one watches that half-portion Of
roguishness dancing about in her
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1917-10-03
MISSIONARY SERVICES

a Missionary meeting at Methodist
church Monday afternoon, October
8, 1917.
E,IZ Program.
= Boble Lesson: "How They Gave
After the Captivity" =,
Hymns 561 and 563.
Prayer for Native Workers in For
eign Fields.
Reports of Officers.
Reports of Committees.
General Business.
Topic: Training a Native Lead
ership," by Mrs. Joe Davis.
Presentation of Mission Study by
Mrs. J. F. Bradham.
Duet: Mrs. Geo. Dickson and Mrs.
j. H. Orvin.
Chart for Presentation of Steward
ship carried out by the members.
Reading: "Christian Stewardship,
by Mrs. Gerald.
Collection of dues.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1917-10-03
Magnetic Mitzi in "Pom-Pom."

Few more diversified and delight
full enter Ninments than "Pom-Pom"
have been devised for the American
stage. Also, than Mitzi Hajos one
might travel far to find a more mag
netic, vivacious and spontaneous
young woman. The combination of
the two has brought to the. Academy
the first really big attraction Rich
mond has greeted in many months.
That this city has been assigned a
three-day engagement of Savage's
big production Is in the nature of a
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1917-10-03

compliment since few of the agpre-
cations booked here dare stay that
long. "Pom-Pom," in consequence.
should be accorded crowded houses.
Surrounded as she is by several
excellent singers, genuinely humor-
ouscomedians and pretty chorus girls,
Mltzi is still the life of "Pom- Pom"
and one has difficulty imagining the
comic opera, musical melodrama, me-
lodlous whatever you wish to
call it-without the tiny Hungarian
IN the title role. TO discuss the oues-
tlon of Mitzi's beauty is to beggar
the question. She is that seldom met
and always welcome person-an ac-
tress who rises above the mater of
personal looks by sheer force of
genius. Pretty, she undoubtedly is,
but 1T is her convincing acting, her
softly sweet voice, that peculiar, elus-
i've quality which is commonly de-
nominated personality that makes
appeal.
"Pom-Pom" itself IS thrilling
set to music. 1t has as
gripping situations as many "crook
play" of the Cohan-Marcin school. It
has as amusing situations as an
Avery Hopwood farce. And, as it's
crownlng attraction, it has the tune
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1917-10-03

Hon. Charlton DuRant, Teacher.
Preaching at 11:30 A. NJ. and 1880
P. NJ, by the Pastor.
Morning Subject: "Transfigured
Sorrow" A message for those who
have trouble.
Evening Subject: "Man's Supreme
Question"
Epworth League at 4:30 P. NJ,
Miss Hattie Johnson, Leader.
Prayer Service on Thursday at
4:30 P. M.
Public cordially invited to all SER
vices.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1917-10-03

ooys clothes the improbability Of
such another discovery is apparent,
There is but one Mitzi and the Amer
lcan public has forgiven the vocal
dlfllculties Of her last name in hap
ply reterating the first. "Pom-Pom"
Is further enhanced by the first COM
prehensive exhibition Of the stage art
or Joseph Urban to be sent to Rich
mond. The production carries it's
own orchestra.
AT the Sumter Opera House Fri
day, Oct. 5th.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1917-10-03

Services at the Methodist Church. g..
Manning Methodist Church, DR..
Watson B. Duncan, Pastor.
Sunday School at 10:30 A. NJ, Mr..
Joseph Sprott, Superintendent.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1917-10-03

The David Levi Co.
Jos. S. Dickson.
Chrystal Store.
B. A. Johnson.
G.. Alex Harvin.
H. P. Troy.
w. j. Rawlinson, Jr.
B. B. Breedin.
w. G. Plowden.
Turbeville & Dennis.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-08-25
PROUD PARENTS VISIT
SON AT TRAINING STATION
June Brides Returned From Trips-To
Be at Home Next
Month

Quite a number Of proud parents are
taking automobile trips to visit their sons
at the various camps. Mr.. and Mrs. Harry
Upper. Of 1903 North Seventeenth street.
who are on a motoring trip. stopped at
Fort Totten. Staten Island, to visit their
son, Mr.. Morton Upper. On their way
through Maine they will stop at Camp Ac.
comac. where their daughter. Miss Ruth
Upper. is spending the summer. Miss NJ
Robinson is their guest on the trip.
The June brides are returning from their
wedding trips and will be at home to their
friends after September I. Mr.. and Mrs.
Clarence G. Herbst. who have been touring
| through the West, will be at home in Lans-
dale. The bride was Miss Myrtle Ethel
Witmeyer, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Nor
man Witmeyer of 4o25 North Sixth street
Mr.. and Mrs. John Linton have returned
from an extended trip and will receive at
1916 North Eleventh street. Mrs. Linton
will be remembered as Miss Florence E.
Shenks. daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Walter
Shenks
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Osborn Feaster.
| both prominent socially In this city and in
| Bucks County. are home from tteir honey
moon trip and will be at home en- Fridays
! after September l, at 6239 Addison street.
| West Philadelphia. The bride, who was
| Miss Rachel Eastborn Davis, daughter of
| Mr. and Mrs. s. B. Davis of Rchboro
| Bucks County. will be assisted In receiving
| by her sister. Miss Margaret V. Davis, who
was her maid Of honor.
Miss Emma u. Clay of North Eleventh
| street has gone to Atlantic City for fort.
| nights visit,
Miss Dorothy L. Goldsmith, who has been
visiting her cousin. Mrs @. Feltzbach. of
| Pelham Heights. New York. has returned
| to her home North Thirteenth street.
Among the recerN changes of residence
| is that of Mr.. and Mrs +. Hubschman of
Twelfth street and Lehigh avenue. to 46Ss
| and her daughter. Miss Phyllis Weinberg.
| of North Marshall street, to l942 North
| Seventeenth street.
| Miss Violet Williams of North Camac
street. and Miss Gertrude Hall are passing
the summer in Cane May.
Miss Amelia J. Allen. of North Thirteenth
street is staying at Wernersville through
| August.
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STONE HARBOR CELEBRATES
Ambulance Drivers Awarded Medals ai
Red Cross Gathering

STONE HARBoR, Aug. 25.-The bic.
gest celebration since the Civil War Wa
held at the Stone Harbor Country Club 20
day. under the auspices of the Red Cross
The attendance was large. special traine
being run to accommodate the Stone Har.
Dor people Among those present were
Captain Cleon Grouse and Sergeant Stewart
II. Mcdowell, Jr., late of the American
Ambulance of Neuville. France, and Lieu.
tenant Paul H. Townsend, of the Field Ar.
tillery. from Fort Myer. "
At the Yacht Club a brilliant gathering
was held to raise funds for two Of Cape
May County's daughters who are engaged
in relief work in France, the Misses Baker.
of Wildwood, daughters Of the Hon. J.
Thompson Baker. Medals were presented
to Captain Grouse. Sergeant MacDowell and
Lieutenant Hamilton. Patriotic addressee
were made by Commodore James Thomp.
son, Captain Joe Holmes. Civil War vet,
eran; former Congressman Baker. Council
man c. F. Bauer. Mayor S. E. Herbert and
r. T. Risey
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TWIN RESORTS HAV
BUSIEST SEAS
Hotels Are Crowded and Ral
roads Are Bringing People
by the Thousands

WILDWOOD, N. j., Aug. 2s.--y0rv
have the twin" resorts been 10 buoy
august as at the present. The rAtlrool
are bringing people here by the thoussa(
ana transfer companies are working ov0I A.
time handling baggage Hotels, especlal
the large ones, are filled to their fuIl6X
capacity, with proprietors and managed
bending every effort to meet conditions ti12k
mean comfort to the guests and visitors. Z
The great wooden way Is In the mtGcE
OF the most active month ever experienco1
In this section. Moving picture hous1a
theatres. the piers, the auditorium u61
many other places Of amusement have oous
bled their business in this great wave 0t
incoming visitors. Accommodations At ~
hotels and even boarding houses have bo6G
at a premium.
Next Friday at p. m. the third annual
dog parade in the United States will be holG
on the boardwalk, under the direction o{
President Charles L. Heinle. Of the Wul-
wood Kennel Club, assisted by Vice Prsti>
dent Henry Schwemmer and Treasurof
William Oakes. II is expected that every
breed Of dog known In the canine Kingdom
will be shown. There will b FIVE sscfioaa
to the parade. and each dog entered win
receive some kind Of prize and ribbon.
The committee has also decided to award
a special prize to the person having the
largest and most valuable group Of does
In the parade.
The Board Of Trade Is making eiaborate
arrangements for a masked carnival on the
boardwalk on the night of Labor Day.
Among the Philadelphians who have pur.
chased property here are David McKibbsn.
George Pension, Charles A. Gillen, James
Kenney H. Amend. Mary A. Reider. Albert
| Pleibel, Elizabeth Glickman, B. c. Bstnse,
William Grifflths and Andrew Schmitxius
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West Philadelphia

Families become greatly scattered these
vacation days Mr.. Martin Triller. OF 5107
Hazel avenue is at Ocean Grove; two of hts
daughters. Miss Cora Trller and Miss Lydia
Triller, accompanied by Miss Marian Bris-
ter. of 4736 Hazel avenue. are somewhere
In the Pocono Mountains Miss Caroline
Triller is In Stamfordvllle, N. Y, and a
SON. law and daughter, Mr.. and Mrs. Alb
bott, have just returned to their home after
a stay at Ocean Gate.
Mr.. and Mrs Charles s. wampoie. Of b721
whitby avenue. are being congratulated on
the birth of a daughter
Mr.. and Mrs. Warren Lutz, Of 1911 South
Fifty-seventh street. who, with their little
son, have been spending the summer at
wildwood and Glassboro, have returned 10
their home
Mr.. and Mrs. James B, link, With their
small son, have been at Wildwood. but are
now home at ll25 South Fifty-sixth street.
Mr.. II. Harry TuIl, of 1903 South Fifty
seventh street. is on hunting trip in Can
ada, And Mrs. Tull is visiting friends In
Boston,
The Rev Mr. Chalmers Walck and Mrs.
walck OF Westminster, Nd, who are motor
ing through the eastern part OF Pennsyl-
vania, stopping kt York. Lancaster and
other places. wsrk guests Of Mr.. and Ars
George Grant Pi6er, Of Thomas avenue, for
: fsv days M ana MIRA Piper are .eoina
y Asbury Part or the wssk-snd
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GERMANTOWN TO HONOR
NEW NATIONAL ARMY
Chestnut Hill and Oak Lane Home De-
fense Units Will Take
Part

Residents OF Germantown will hold pa
trotic rally this afternoon In Vernon Park
in honor of the men selected to serve In the
rev national army. The Mayor and other
speakers will make addresses at the exer.
ciscs in the park, which will be preceded by
parade,
The affair was planned by the Home De-
Tense units Of Germantown and Chestnut
Hill. This battalion will assemble at the
drill grounds in Chestnut Hill at 3 o'clock
and march down Germantown avenue to
Wayne Junction and back to the park The
battalion is headed by Commander Charles
T. Cresswell, formerly of the Third Regi-
ment, ~. q. P. The Oak Lane unit will
march over East Chelten avenue 10 join the
procession Members of the new national
army are invited TO march,
The ceremonies at Vernon Park are
scheduled TO hegtn at i5o p. m. In addi.
tion to speeches by well-known orators there
will be music by the Police Band and sew
eral other bands. The assemblage will sing
patriotic songs, led by the Germantown Vol.
unteer Chorus of fifty voices from the Or.
pheus and other societies.
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Germantown

Mr.. and Mrs. Edgar B. Smedley will leave
on Monday for Poeono Lake to stay two
weeks.
Mr. and Mrs. Richard Thompson. Of Lo-
Gust avenue, have gone to Ocean City for
a fortnight
Mr.. and Mrs. Frederick l.. Simonin, of
Willow Grove avenue, Chestnut Hill, and
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Jackson, Of Bala, have
gone to Maine on camping trip for sew
eral weeks
Mr.. and Mrs. william II. Lincoln of
Upsal street, are spending several weeks In
Dlxville. n. II.
Mr.. Frederick Snyder has gone to the
White Mountains for several weeks.
Mr.. Emerson Gurley, OF the naval coast
reserve who is stationed In Cape May,
spent several days In town this week.
Miss Edith NJ. Lincoln. of Mount Pleas
ant avenue, Mount Airy, has returned from
Cape Porpoise. Me-, where she spent sew
eral weeks.
Miss Margaret Lincoln will return this
week from Asbury Park.
Miss Helen Ayres. of School House lane,
Germantown, will return next week from
Woodstock, where she spent the summer
with an artists colony
Mrs. e. j. Benerman, OF McCallum street,
has returned from Magnolia, Mass, where
she was the guest of Mr. and Mrs. Charles
w. Smith for two weeks Mr., and Mrs.
Frederick Dudley and Mrs William Allison
are also guests of Mr.. and Mrs Smith
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Over in JERSEY

MOORESTOwN-Dr. and Mrs Robert
Mckay are visiting friends In this section,
Doctor Mckay Is a former rector of Trinity
Church and Is now living at Daytona, Fla,
Mr.. Norman B. Rodgers will be one OF
the students at the second-term military in
struction school at Fort Myer. Va.
Mr.. and Mrs. william d, Davis have re-
turned home from months stay at stony
Man Mountain. Va.
Miss Katurah G. Stokes is entertaining
Miss Gertrude Chapman, Of Boston, Mass.
Mrs. Sarah Ade, of Davenport. aunt Of
George AIDE, the famous author Of Fables
in Slang" is visiting her sister, Mrs, David
A. Haines. on West Main avenue.
MOUNT HoLLY-The engagement Of
Miss Anna French Harris, daughter Of Mr.
and Mrs. John A. Harris. TO DR.. Warren
A. Van Derveer Is announced. No date
has been set for the wedding,
The ladies of the Presbyterian church Of
Jacksonville will hold one of their old-fssh-
ioned suppers at Grangers' Hall, Columbus,
August 90.
Mr. and Mrs. Gilbert Iron announce the
marriage f>their daughter. Miss Liiyan A,
Iron. to Mr.. Stokes r. Burtis. Of Philadel-
phia.
Mr.. and Mrs Edward d. Stokes have re-
turned from Maine whore they have been
amending the summer
Miss Edna Parker left for two weeks
stay IN Maine,
nnduWATER PARK-agys Samuel \
Ne1leh vbe6e honae y ~ pheaov H'ncs
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FISHING BIG FEATURE
FOR OCEAN CITY FOLK
Club Sumptuously Entertains
With CLANS, Watermelons
and Soft Drinks
OCEAN CITY. N. j.. Aug. .

OCEAN CITY, N. j., Aug. 20,
The members of the Music Pavilion Red
Cross workroom, nearly all of whom are
from Philadelphia, have about completed
their work here and the room has been for
mally turned over to the Ocean City branch
Of the Red Cross Chapter.
Fishing was never better than this week.
wenknsh. kinsfish. bluefish and perch were
the varieties caught. Some Of the weak
hsh were the largest ever landed here. The
members Of the Ocean City Fishing Club
had a big clambake at their headquarters
last night. In addition TO $500 clans that
were provided by the club. there were also
watermelons, pretzels and soft drinks.
One of the big improvements Of the near
future will be the. moving of the Board
walk a few hundred feet oceanward north
Of Sixth street The beach in this section
of the city, as well as other parts. has
made up remarkably within a short time.
The north part Of the resort, too. has de-
velopcd greatly within the last year or
two.
The members of the Hotel Proprietors'
Association hope to have a breathing spell
by the second Monday in September. at
which time they will have a regular meet.
| ing at the kathlu Hotel. where they will be
| entertained by the Misses Lewis and Con.
| ard.
President Mann. of the Hotel Association.
| Is making an effort to secure the annual
| meeting OF the Brotherhood OF S. Philip
and Andrew in 1919.
| DR. Cyrus Ward Fridy and family, OF
| PHILADELPHIA have taken apartments in thu
| Marshall Apartments Doctor Fridy Is one
of the physicians examining young men Tor
| service in the army
| Assemblyman Edwin r. Cox, of Philadel
| phia, left here this week for San Francisco
| to witness the launching of the Atlantic
| Refining Company's latest oil tanker.
| city Treasurer and Mrs William Nc
| Coach. Of Philadelphia. are entertaining a
| their Atlantic avenue cottage Mr.. and Mrs
| Alfred Wermouth and Miss Marion wer
mouth Of Rutherford, n. j., and Mrs. Jane!
S. Jefferson and Miss Gladys Jefferson. o.
| Philadelphia.
| Mike" Dorizas, of Philadelphia, the notet
Greek Wrestler. was in town this week.
H. Bart McHugh. we'll known in theatrira
circles in Philadelphia, was a visitor her,
Saturday.
The Rev j. A. Higgons and family, o
Philadelphia, are occupying the cottage AZ
Central avenue
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TODAY's MARRIAGE LICENSES

Eddie williams. 9os Lombard ST.. and Dora Nil,
Ter, a03 Lombard 81,
Jacob Gilbert 2lAe Il. Albert ST., and Elsie
A Smith 2lo4 f. Gordon st.
Augustus TJaive, Mt. Airy, and Catherine Nc.
Dewitt, 1910 Wallace 81.
goret sangncld, esN NJ. Airy ave.
Abraham Smith. PODS \. "sst ST., and Reba
Frank A. Lins, 1877 W Thompson ST., and Anna
Raymond J. o.'onnel 2242 Bsinbridse st., anS
Alberta Rowbotham. 54th and Elmwood ave
Chester w. Turner, Holiston. Mass.. and Lii
liam Rice. Holiston, Mass.
Ian Garczarcsyk 1861 ~ Philip st,. and Aniels
Parish, 2239 N Philip st
Conrad .. Kattner, Wisconsin, and Alice NJ
Cassidy, 1929 N. Alden st.
Harry H. Hunter, 1881 Ellsworth st., and Eliza
beth C. Blsnco. 1881 Ellsworth st.
Fdssr. Daniel, ssst Norfolk St. AMI Edna NJ
Ralph s. Kurtz. teo1 Monument road. and Elisa
beth Keech. 20ls ~ 18th ct. 49, a
yohn Strike. Whsatsheaf lana and s-pviya a.
AN and csroitps Loschpsr whsssshsss ssss Al
':s|;$i 81 ;sl,si s:;Is s:;Is ;' l,'''.;''
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is spending a week at Harrisburg, Pa, as
the guest of Mrs. y. F. Long

is spending a week at Harrisburg, Pa, as
tho guest of Mrs, p. +. Long.
Mrs. Allen Cuthbert, of Altoona, Pa, ar
rived at the Dunmere, the home of her
father, Mr.. John Ferguson, where she will
stay over the weekend.
Mr.. and Mrs. Raymond Donald, of So
cioty Hill. n. c., arrived at the home Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Alexander Donald. the Scotia
Farms, where they will spend a fortnight
Mrs. Levi FRAZIER has returned TO her
home on Cliff lane after spending the sum-
mer at her cottage near Seaside Park
Miss Dorothy d. Blair. daughter Of Mr.
and Mrs. Burton d. Blair, left for an ex-
tended stay at Cape May where she is a
guest at the New Stockton Villa.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. C. Ferguson whose
home is the Roseneath, are receiving con-
gratuations on the birth Of a daughter.
Mrs Ferguson will be remembered as Miss
Mabel Carter, OF Philadelphia.
Mrs. Francis T.. Green, whose home is
the Edgemont -on-the- Delaware, will spend
fortnight at Atlantic City
Miss Marion H. Cresswell is at Bay Head
until September 1.
RIvERTON-Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Col.
are receiving congratulations on the birth
l/of son.
Mrs A. C. Gansler and Mrs L. p, warne,
have returned from Atlantic City after q
fortnght's stay.
Mr. and Mrs. Yearly, who have enjoyed
the summer at Somers Point, N. j., are
now at their home on Lppincott avenue.
PALMYRA--Mrs. Albert Bramell and he,
son, Mr. John Bramell, are visiting Mrs
| Wilson Nein. of Reading, Pa.
Mrs Warren Mullen has returned from ,
| weeks stay at Atlantic City
Mr.. and Mrs. Richard Dalett left for ,
| two weeks stay at Ocean City
Mr.. and Mrs W. p. Blackburn and Mrs
Russell Blackburn are home after passing ,
| few weeks at Atlantic City
Mr.. and Mr.. Walton Taylor are at Co
| lun,bus. N. j., as the guests Of Mr.. and Mrs
| Thomas Rogers.
Mrs. Thomas Jennings and Miss NJ, v
williams left for months stay at Cross
| Keys. N. !
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ABBOTT-JACKSON

The marriage of Miss Eleanor Ruth
jackson, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Newton
Parker Jackson. of Oak Lane, to Lieutenant
Jacob Bates Abbott OF the United States
Reserves and the 1918 class at Harvard,
took place at noon today at st. Mar
tins Church. Oak Lane. The ceremony was
performed by the Rev. Walter Jordan, rec
tor OF the church.
Lieutenant Abbott will report for duty
at Annapolis Junction August 30. therefore
the wedding was decided upon earlier than
contemplated No invitations were issued,
only the immediate families of the bride
and groom being present. The bride was
attended by her sister, Miss Frances Irene
Jackson, the bridegroom by Ensign John w,
Mears, of the United States navy.
After September l Lieutenant and Mrs,
Abbott will be at home at Annapolis, Md.
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LANGE-DAWSON

Among the August military weddings. of
which announcement has just been made,
is that OF Miss Lulu NJ, Dawson. daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. William Dawson, of 419
Martin street, and Robert s. Lange, OF st,
Louis, Mo. a corporal In the United States
marine corps The ceremony took place on
Wednesday, August Is. at the home of the
brides parents, with the Rev. Orlando s.
Steward. Of the Baptist City Mission, off,
clating. Corporal Lange expects TO leave
shortly for France. The bride will live
with her parents until his return.
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SHEARMAN-HOLMAN

The marriage Of Miss Laura NJ. Holman
daughter Of Mrs. NJ. Holman. OF 1881 Pine
street. and Mr. Allen Shearman was
solemnized on Wednesday evening at 7
o'clock in the Chapel Of the Mediator. The
ceremony was performed by tho Rev. Phillips
Osgood. Miss Holman was attended by her
sister, Miss Ruth Holman, and was given in
marriage by her brother. Mr.. Philip Hol-
man. Mr.. Shearman had his brother. Mr.
Walter Shearman, as best man.
A small reception followed at the home of
the brides mother Mr.. and Mrs. Shear
man will be at home at 1881 Pine street.
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The Municipal Band plays st Harrow-
gate Square. Kensington avenue and Tiogz
street. Free
Hall plaza. Free.
Friends of Irish Freedom have outing -
woodside Park
Dance at First Regiment, Pennsylvsnlc
Infantry, camp, Lansdowne. Free.