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Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-07-25

Gem. Remains may be viewed wed. after
Of N9SEMAKMSSuy as. 2s Gorms Relatives
anad friends Invited e funeral. Thurs. a. M;
Church s Sass.c ssc q" a' Int iiois cros. Gem :,
ais saS.hisi fs q aasN als
M Tn',f xiv TsS Sss S sSuass Il f1 inp ps s, srs.:
,Iavm. l9 mt; =. sr.Jo Iohn the Baptist 'en''
wife III q John 65H 6Kecie Reiiiys. and friends
solemn requsm s SsO church ii n of % 81 Ann
mrESsr6Sy E1'"'ssa, M$RoAsEr wife SS .;
GGGas ayit% rcsdSnds t.
ESSs6' ESa@s o foTPsF s Nn Media SG pa S' Ia
Of 9s J. .s% 4 guy T. susan anENg T. ffrfss
iyss and friends Invited 10 ssryGSsS Thqs:d qgssd
GS;'2%j '2 4 T. Is, GS%S ' H. Bal, WILLIAM u'rI
.oh S 5aSn %nS Hnaban 3%y ri T" pdNss p
Poensr %SeG RcIS,lyss ana fyi.ndPs PsrSs -,
HaOIFrs and fHS KaySa"I NSf tSihoa SRfs Gs
t?ngrnl Thyrs sS9 a. m psrsnts o,smn srsrdGhh,ts h,ss
mas mars Of fyduIem churSb OF OF st Edmond 10 a.
m Iq %y cjGrs csm 8 S9i? S6y aurotrY
ego SOLEMN t2 honsa, mass %Tfr %f reas Giaad'9 20 &
sephs. church GollinEdale, Pa, 10 a. IN. Int
9lY RlYcT%RbsNAay GTGrs A%i2 fg2erT g4 jdN W.
Of Mary J. Richardson tnee Richards) and son 5
odSa. e H@ and and 1snds io'9 a%l G'i@
force, iith District Police, the Penna. Second
Ae$ q T. gcnSs5 Wary W"T e. EssF cSmS g.
No. -; 3Ith ward Republican club, inyit.d 10
funeral. sat. 1880 q. M. 1894 W. York st.
~iff ~R66hRT$aooNSF@sJanlgH nlHpEsn %s HsSNh widow .,
Charles Rohcrtson, aged so Re!ativsss ana an
rssdcnce Of daughter Mrs, =. Fritz, iiSi
s2d st. Camden. y. J; Int. private: Union
RoGERs,.--,n July 2: .-i7. hNSiE deuFh.
Ter Of ne late Pat,ek ond Ann hogsI. HsIn;
invited 70 funeral on Thurs. miernins sSP
5.S "s 6rGm q e'T se ST. 9"fsh
tor Of m ofSsi, al ana May aSgIs aSm ':F"
IvGs and n6 rIegdI nyi,eG to % fnnsra hTrs
I'onifacIuss Church a. m. INT. New cathc'
sCiIwENK. July "a, JOSEPH. son of uecrs.
ana Christina schwenk, aged ~. Relatives and
friends. Lewis Wrth Council, No. 20, Jr; o. I.
a. MI to iu"9 9a 's5SHs sSas%opd % st.
2'A sPf rsGH ny a ss III EDwTRD ESf csm S n,
tlves and friends, Court Energetic. No; 100.
q1 re S%a de SH' Ksrs
li5i baltimore ave. Int. odd Fellows Gem
T4I KAY uN ca W'a 8 yzns Ag'2 s ?Eyss sTHswAnr
husband Of Florence NJ. stewart Inferred al
N?Ffa srRos GSGfT ERIurT III CEN n VIRGINIA S. wife .,
pm mTa% ana 10 fzaP E. MSn FEe' d a % and 6 1nS
18th st. Solemn roaIem h'Eh mass 2SG lay . OF
FswIEENEY-lulv 90. JOHN. husband of .lay,
Kane ot ST. AFathss az" Ghurch and g en
ployes Of West rhlIa; sta, p. r; r.; invited to
%STS ssiGfnse J"remnh " sweenp2 & sssI Ms"n
West Phila. High requiem mass st. Agatha's
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81 ;:;3.,:S y|I!. 8SlYa Sx| Is4
- ciixkiSs SY Ss T. ~ ssrAHr.
sfa ESsE .Ss s.s GsSRsE ss,
Beaths

rcass AEssSsH Asg "a ne.
% & ISsn Anssns f'f F. fss
xnns cSch 10 0,smn s m. MN pn. rs2S.s% prSa,s
Sss z JANE. fy as naST .ssm sna
r..SsSss u Y ssycss
Gs% S"s. may ssps sa Auto %sd %
Mi,xN HxNhNiMlJg,s sns 49, sANTE husband Q,
Heart. Holy Name Society. invieG To- funeral.
ass1 seS% Int 5s9zS% asy
nARroLE1S r,uly "a, REBEccA ANN BAR.
aged ss; Rsiatiyes and friends. members o.
SS,ne. Of ,sGn.ip:lsw; Joseph KendleT; aiso \.
and Columbia ave-. FRI. icso 'm a. m. 'e"''' '''
.. 9cn snS e. }oMN
ssed 10 RELATIVES and friends, T Remington .ssOSf n
is%bia ave Int private IiM THURS. Mt Mi. + Peace ace
euRNs so, son e LAD late lame, ard 5Sa Butns
n. In. priyate, Remains may be viewed
1is!i SYuATERS5Sag & 10 S y "a CHARLES NJ. husband
hSS5 S4sst pss sfd No fsi'tvfs g. f. 'nS M
vited 70 fHne,al: Tri+ ,. m. i2ss s. Wilton
HI III MHaisn 2s Sen EMMA NJ daughter of
@ q to SfyH fa6sl aFfS TSur.
SSS;s's Rem SsyS: viewed III. III gHs Ne
Msns.e%siy a. aAsy Is sy;a'ps'SH %s fsg%aSs g%%s.
soIemn reaaism mass sasfr' ST. ratnIrf aHIs
Church o;so a. m. Int. st. Patrick's Gem. Auto
-CHAMBERs.---July. %, D, WILSON CHAM.
services. Wed. D. m 1000 Green st. Int.
o.SI.s " h.sys. shLE nDs Friend. ydGw
ssss Ss :.ss. s,2s
ss GnuJi vi fs cSSreh sSs apS YS
afas q. q SSn sss. Of ssss. # sy
{ys: friends invited faneTa sS - ssrriss: l:
IqS aSsS rs bsnaam.r s1RaA pAN sssd
ec,stye tessss az s fSd friends msmbess S Lsdie. AZ
'Yn n pf@sss .Sa HSs
saIsS g BS, q, ,FnEPEE,cK husband
e nd MsIs f4snss snd ns,.a s F5sds5sE re
Church 10 a. m. int Holy % Cross Gem. 0"iH Auto
.-,i -,6iNSEE;.July q, THOMAS H., husband of
%osiss Of fSne?a! win e sv.n ScsS Rass sss St.
sSff!s sSf q
kutS q To funeral. Remains may be viewed Wed.
AdoSSM S5mm. }sls ss, %. pRIPgET WIDOW
ss.%S5 s. Si:n RI; rs,. ssi$s
b JUS GsahiS5i iS1S cfm husband
Rev John oBrisn v c Ne i. & & Society lei invited Red
sryn Mswr Pa solemn a50% nsh II s, at OUR
n Mo- ., ,sr ., eooa counsel Cnurcn at "a m. Int.
seTdslS "a ens t,.SS. TsG- Of
b. B.
FMtANasA5uniy ui HS!. 81 f+Sfs PST ce% Husband of
snd. 9fn to ssfd sSGtyss S t9i
Katss ss,,, e. Solemn mass Of rsaEiem , church of
Ps!e S.: Jny Sy fT2si
wife q Charles W Foster asushtsr Of Bridget
@ "Ss, and friends % are invited Thurs ssc a
tss SHunS Sfmn "isi Holy :s1c%
@ @SousnndsaeNesny }sy a al ssp l' s
sna SranS. and q Yogi d Relatives
ss' n Ssn rS %isi
!, GAiN.-Iuly .s ROBERT. husband of late
\ funeral Thurs, $40 a M. 555 Il. Indiana
W.. Solemn requiem mass Church OF the As
.nsion 10 a. m; Int, Holy sepulchre Gem. .,
dARGARET A.. GAsKILL, aged rs. Relatives
nd friends invited to funeral services, Thurs.
e,inSsntown n Z. Services NJ e Church.
Medford also services Wed, p., m. at
re esdence
Geissri AGED 81 SERVICES Thurs. p. M. oliver
GIvEN.-July "a ALEXANDER FREDER-
ICk. son Of Elizabeth Latsley and late DIR.
Robert A. Given. Funeral services Fri. II a.
M. residence. Burn Brae. Clifton Heights. Della
GIANDING.-,uiy %. WILLIAM II. b., hus-
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Church church a. m. Int. Holy Cross Gem Auto
J. TiGHB, son OF late Michael and Annie
Tshe Relatives and friends. American Asso
OF Masters Mates and Pilots; Enterprise Har'
6or,. No. q. Inylted to funeral, Fri: q. m;
hth st. Gloucester city. N. j. Int. 81. Mary,
Gem.
neral services 1917 n. nth ST.. Thurs. IL a. M
Int private -. d.
Nellie Walters and son Of Emms and lat.
eorae ws,s R"'ySs pSc gpd psp, frspdi Of i..su %
Island .Nnyy Yard. invited to funeral: fri,: 2
Friends may call Thurs. oys. ,,,.,,r..
wAUHOP. July 20. suddenly, CHARLES s.
husband OF Mary WauhOp, aged 40. Reletives
and islenS. John Bfgssn;s and 1sn5Sy s,,Sy Min MIN
and employees of Pittsburgh Plate GLASS Ca
Invited 70 attend ignsral srt pcr,sr .; M 2GGs ns
Mt, Motlsh Gem Eriegd' nFRsyfRr. nsy sch Ell. eye Ss.
hand Of Frances Weingard tnee SchmidtI aEed
90 Relatives and friends. Fifteenth District Po'
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DEATHS

IT,. station and Police Pension Fund inyite,,o, nyit,,,
,n funeral services. Thurs, 2p. m. 22zs BIN, ~,
T, int. Magnolia Gem Remains may w
wopREI,L.-July "a, HARVEY g.. HUSBAND
Of Charlotte worre tnee MeFadde;;, de;;,ra FRI
S.ao a m i2os Lemon st. Hgh mass Cnurcin
of The assumption 10 n. m. Int. Holy sepur
chre Gem. Auto funeral.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-07-25

Dog-Lo.t strayed or stolen, an alIbiacf
Sco,ch terrier bitch. Reward II returned u
Frederick Jordan. Laverock road. Glenhoe.
SCARF PfN-Lost, pear! Gcsrf PIN with n,sr planf ~
pbiIa Peward = r. Caldwell a CO.. Chsst-
nut and Juniper. ------.----.--,.,
wATCIi-Iost June 5. a diamond and platinum 4
from r. C. g. Reward for return or informa-
lion leading to IT, Frederick Jordan Lave
rork road. Olenshe.
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College Courses

Liberal Arts and Sciences, lead
ing to degrees of A. B. and B. S.
Teachers College courses, lead
ing to degree of B. S. in Ed.
Secretarial course, leading to de-
gree of B. S.
Civil Engineering, leading to de-
gree of B. S. in c. f.
Chemistry, leading to degree OF
B. S. in Chem.
Full particulars in special catalogs.
State course in which you are inter-
ested and write, phone or call today
for catalog M-20.
Phone. Diamond e31
TEMPLE UNIVERSITY
Broad 81. below Berks
Philadelphia
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SITUATIONS wANTED-FEMALE

DICTAPHONE OPERATOR desires evening po-
sition. 1873. Ledger Office.
LADY desires pupils for French conversation.
p 3l2, Ledger Office
STENOGRAPHER and secretary desires per-
manent position; experienced and capable taxi
ing care correspondence Independently; sal
AIRY SIS. J 753. Ledger Central.
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v-SnERTAKFRa
LOST AND FOUND

ADoJPU FREED. 1905 N. 18TH 81. ,o,s
parlots at your disposal. Phone TioEa 1870
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MACHINERY AND FOOLS


EVERY MANUFACTURING PLANT mus. must =, A. y
the lookout to stop all waste; power sa.,S;,io IA,
chine wear can often be saved WIN 'umr,iis11
use of YOCOM FRICTION CLuTCnnu Se'"I(
SIIAFTING and MACHINE WORMS n
; North Second JAMES YocoM som.
COLEMAN N-STAoEMAKER-M MEAD I'M
$40 Commercial Trust Building, ,,rs Il
New and rebuilt engines and generaa
Phones Spruce 97s. Race 5529 u
POWER-PLANT EQUIPMENT, IL
Dynamos, motors, boilers, st, I'M anu W.
gines pumps, air compressors. - A., =.
: FRANK TooMEY, INC. 127 N. Sd 81.
AUTOMATIC ENGINE. laxl2 in Ames ~
l.. +. sEYFERT's SONS 437 n. 81 y
DYNAMOS, motors and machinery bouSnii, ouSnin
and rented; arTnatures, repaired hat
Market 3065. Yearsley Co. "a NJ 81 ~ ~ n.
SUPPLIES of every description for teAu''
cHARLEs BOND COMPANY, $40 Arch H'> Is
80, 900 FEET used double and single w w
betting, 1 to - inches wide; also lo' -
woven belt, NUTTALL, 174S N. oth-
MANFRS OF plain and automatic macea'noo| mas n
Send for booklet. A, 'Nacke Son .to. .. =
A. C. d. O. MOTORS bought. sold ana
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HEATING

HEATERS, boilers. ranges, new and ~ ~
removed for the Makin-kelsey heaith w
will install cheap 1927 Filbert.
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SITUATIONS WANTED-MALE

engineer. exp. on auto work. de-
signing machinery, etc: engineering office
preferred. 1852, Ledger Central.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-07-25

pAJNTER-Competent and experienced. with
air brush; steady employment for the right
man. Apply personally at the Auto Car Co..
Ardmore. Pa.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-07-25

cortimpsd from Preeedino co'nNn -, -
BOoFSKEEPER, FIRST ciasis, issiary wanted. NJ 900
tndser Central.
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BUSINESS PERSONALS

CoNsCRPTIoN EXEMPTION petitions ard
afndavits executed . 1. ----N1
MENTS, WILLS and all legal documents care
fully drawn. go .,s5
information cheerfuy given, without obliga-
ton. -
SHERMAN, Notary Public, 226 Drexel Bldg.
Telephones, Lombard 62I-Race 2o63
PALM BEACH and mohair suits Cool Kloth.
IS; bargain.
COOPER, 1910 Girard ave.
Store closed Tues. and Thurs. eve. during
July and August at O'Clock.
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WE OFFER an attractive proposition that nm
vdes for adding to the worlds supply q
food leather and fertilizer from a new. ~
sumer yield enormous profits; full data q
UNITED SERVICE COMPANY OF AMERICA
DreXel Building -777
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Both Seyes

Only $500 Complete Course In Stenoxraphy
or bookkeeping. To every pupil registering
before september n we we will s,ye complete course
time required to complete course. Positions
guaranteed. 1nstalment payments accepted.
School Of Business Efficiency, SO3 Walnut Street
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design preferred, position permanent. Apply
by letter. giving age exper. reis ana Iiti SniarS
daalrad NelRnn Valve Co. ChoStnut HllI.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-07-25

A LARGE financial Institution Is desirous of
securing the services of number of young
men, preferably between II and 20 years of
age good positions: state experience and SAL
AIRY expected 500 Ledger Office.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-07-25

SALESMAN wanted for up-to date speciality In
three States Live wires call.
nrnxnl RulldlnR.
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HELP wANTED-MALE

pooEKrEpER erst class; state references and
salary wanted. NJ 25s. Ledger central
Roy, Is to 10 years. for desirable inside ppPsjs
tion. Apply by letter only d. H. 'aiu"eii
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AUTO TIRES
KERCIrIES TIRES
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES

A1RPLANE AND BATTLEPI.ANE MANUEL
TURERS, uualifled TO secure share Of c,ors..8s ~
ments $GiO, ,OOu.O0O aircraft approNIsts..@
offer splendid Inducements for addltionsJ M
ing capital available Immediately. The "A
craft industry. while speculative num-
thousands of now investors daily we ran,S:
now capital, woodworking plants MACK
shop and foundry facilities. Far-sighted n
vestors. bankers, business men, plant y
shop owners and intelligent men and WON
who may be interested are invited 10 Inv
dous Investment possibilities, Baniinve ems
other references. Address, in full conddene1
Aircraft, j Si3, Ledger Central.
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EMPLOYMENT AGENCIES

- NAA A1As = 1NNHANO OAAo
COMPETENT young cooks, years reference:
chambermaids and Mattresses, >chdnurses
klteShenmaLds: Si lsundresses, parlormaids. hswk
kANE. al S. 10Th. Phone Spruce 340I
COOKS, chambermaids childnurses and house.
work girls want positions; wanted cooks for
CATHOLIC rectory and all kinds frst-class help
MISS Rose Dougherty. 1913 w. Girard ave.
MRS; HARVEY. 1919 Rittenhouse .sq-Re-
liable help supplied and wanted.
The Washington times., 1917-06-13

Thomas C. carrigan. the School Of
law: Charles H. Mccarthy, the school
OF philosophy; Joseph Dunn. the
school Of letters: Aubrey E. Landry,
the school OF sciences. and the Very
Rev. Thomas E. Shields. the Catholic
sisters college.
The names OF the Warrington men,
who received degrees follow:
The School OF Philosophy, Bachelor
OF Arts-vincent Paul Dooley and
Edward Rayson Roche.
The School Of Letters-OllVer Du-
four Brown.
The school of sciences-John Paul
Eckert.
Bachelor Of science-stephen Am
brose German
Bachelor OF Science in Chemical
Engineering-Harry William Eberly
and Philip Gunckel Wrightsman-
Bachelor Of Science in Civil En-
gineering-Robert Francis Anthony
Studs and Henry Goeding Francis
Wilson
Bachelor Of Science in Electrical
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES O'Connen, jr.,
and Edward George Paschalis.
Master Of Arts-L0uis Thomas
Rouleau.
Bachelor OF Arts OF the Catholic
Sisters College-Miss Garcia Kopf-
Seitz.
The Washington times., 1917-06-13
CONFERS DEGREES
ON zoo STUDENTS
Catholic University Holds
18th Commencement.
INCLUDES 40 DEPARTMENTS
Bishop Shahan Addresses the
Classes IN Mcmahon Hall.

More than 200 students were gradu-
ated and received degrees from the
Catholic University Of America, at
the twenty-eighth annual commence
ment exercises held this morning.
Bishop Shahan. rector OF the uni
versity, who presided, conferred the
degrees and made the principal com
mencement day address.
Forty departments were represented
in the exercises. and thirty-six stu
dents OF the Sisters College were
awarded degrees.
As usual, simplicity marked the
program Students in cap and gown
assembled at Caldwell Hall and
marched in their different Glasses to
Mcmahon Hall. where che Exercises
were held. beginning at 1880 o'clock.
Deans Present Candidates.
The deans Of the several schools
presented the candidates for degrees
In the following order:
The Very Rev. Daniel J. Kennedy,
the school Of the sacred science;
The Washington times., 1917-06-13

c. Fiske, wife of uajor Fiske, and
Mrs. Francis B. wildly, wife OF Major
wildly. Both Major Fiske and Major
Wildly have recently been assigned to
duty at the Washington barracks.
Mr.. and Mrs. Howard Reside and
Mrs. C. H. Knight left Washington
yesterday morning for an automobile
trip to New York, Atlantic City. and
Philadelphia They will be gone q
week.
Col. Robert NJ. Thompson, who was
in Annapolis for the week end. re-
turned to Washington yesterday, leav-
ing last night for Southampton where
he Joined Mrs. Thompson.
The Washington times., 1917-06-13
FRANCE TO HARVEST
ABOUNTFUL CROP
Wheat, Potatoes, Beans, and Fruit
Thriving June l.

PARIS, June 1a-The official report
Of the minister Of agriculture on the
crop situation Of France to June /
shows q great improvement over the
report Of April 1. Fine weather seems
to have repaired much OF the ravages
OF the severe winter on wheat. while
the acreage Of potatoes Is greater IN
The Washington times., 1917-06-13
GIRLS TO SURROUND
GODDESS OF LIBERTY
Spectacle at Sylvan Theater At
tracts Capital Society.

THE Goddess OF Liberty" q spec
tacle in which a number Of society
girls will take part, will be given
this evening at the Sylvan Theater to
supplement the performance Of the
romantic drama 'Tngomar." The en-
tertainment will be given under the
direction OF Mrs. Christian Hemmick
and Mrs R. D. Shepherd under the
auspices OF Rallipolis Grotto, No. 10,
in connection with the twenty-eighth
annual session OF the Supreme Coun-
ell. Mystic Order of Yelled Prophets.
Mrs H. G. Sincell, OF Boston. will
have the role of the Goddess OF Lib
erty, and among the girls who will
appear as Greek maidens are Miss
Lena Hitchcock, Miss Katheryn
Hitchcock, Miss Muriel Denys, Miss
Miss Sue White, Miss Ruth Purcell,
Miss Dolores Waldorf, Miss Katherine
Clark. Miss Ethel McAllister, Miss
Iris Beatty, Miss Graziola Rivero, Miss
Katherine Custis, Miss Mary Graham,
Miss Mary White, Miss Helen Grif-
nth. Miss Emily Peckham, and Mrs
Ragland-
r. D. Mclean will appear in the
role OF Ingomar, IN which he has
made fame professionally. MIS-
Maud Howell Smith will be Par
thenia-
Others who will appear are Edwin
Ludwig, Ward Hetfeld, Fred Bar
bour, Leo C. Kaufman. Charles A
McMullen, Mr.. Hoffman, Sterl Stule.
Mr.. hewitt. G. A. Viehmann, J. B. Nc
Ree. John Rudy, James Sullivan, Leo
Mccarthy, and William Stack.
This is the first OF the series OF
classical plays Mr.. and Mrs. R. d.
Shepherd will put on at the Sylvan
Theater. The next will be THE Mer-
chant OF Venice" with Miss Odette
Tyler as Portia. Maurice Jarvis,
Findlay S. Hayes. Denis E. Connell.
Henry F. Dolan, Francis J. P. Cleary.
Arthur B. White, Theodore Hardy, jr,
Clarence Reubsam, Charles S. Shut
terly. Mrs. Margaret McMullen. and
Mrs. Mary Russell Hardy will be In
the cast
The Washington times., 1917-06-13

every department than last year. and
growing under the most excellent
conditions.
The bean crop also IL more extern
sive and more promising than a year
ago, while all indications are for .
record yield OF fruit OF all kinda, In
Guiding grapes. with q production Of
wine the largest IN recent years and
promising 70 be OF superior quality.
The Washington times., 1917-06-13
cHANeE OF HAM.

"Blinks has suddenly begun 20 take
. deep interest in the welfare Of his
country"
.'sHe used to say he didn't care very
much whether the. ship Of state foun-
dered or not"
THAT was before he bought a sub
urban lot on terms Of $50 down and IS
q month"
The Washington times., 1917-06-13
Miss Cameron Give. bridge.

Miss Leslie Cameron is entertaining
at a bridge party this afternoon at
her residence in Sixteenth street. The
honor guests are Miss Margaret Lar
ner, who will marry Ensign Alex
snder S. Wotherspoon on Saturday,
and Miss Cornelia Mercer Smith,
daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs. Charles G.
Smith, who will marry Allen Ashley.
Of New York, on June 81.
There were four tables OF bridge.
Additional guests have been invited
for tea later in the afternoon. The
tea table will be adorned with pink
roses.
Miss Pauline Stone entertained at
luncheon yesterday in honor of Miss
Larner. The other guests were Miss
Jane Gregory. Mrs. Arthur Foraker.
Miss Helen Blodgett, Miss Ruth Lar:
The Washington times., 1917-06-13

performed by the pastor, the Rev. DR..
c. c. Mclean, in the presence OF a
large company OF relatives and
friends. Mr.. Keely and his bride are
in Richmond, Va, on their wedding
tour.
The Washington times., 1917-06-13
MISS HUSS NOW BRIDE
OF E. MONROE ENTZ
Many Out Of Town Guests Attend
Wedding and Reception.

Miss Dorothy Huss, daughter Of Mr..
and Mrs. Andrew L. Huss, and z. Mon
roe Zentz, son OF Mr.. and Mrs. Newton
N. zentz, of Frederick, Nd. were mar
ried last evening, the ceremony taking
place in the Church OF the United
Brethren. The Rev. Charles z. Fultz
officiated and the wedding was fol-
lowed by a reception at the home OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Huss.
The church was deliberately dec.
GRATED with palms, ferns, white roses,
and lilies OF the valley. During the
seating OF the guests Russell Pole
gave selections on the violin and Aliss
Frances Scherger sang.
The bride, who was escorted by her
father, wore q lovely gown OF white
meteor. deliberately trimmed with
pearls and chantilly lace. Her only
ornament was a string OF pearls, the
gift OF her mother. Her long tulle
veil was fastened with q spray Of
orange blossoms and she carried a
shower bouquet Of Bride roses and
lilies of the valley.
Miss De Tarrant Homer Maid.
Miss Rose De Tarrant as honor maid.
wore a gown OF turquoise blue and
pink brocade taffeta, with opalescent
trimming and carried sweetheart
roses. Mrs. Lewis Knock, matron OF
honor, was In q gown of turquoise
blue crepe meteor brocaded in silver
with trimmings OF silver lace and
carried Killarny roses.
The bridesmaids included Miss
Louise Farren, Miss May Mitchell,
Miss Bessie Arnold, Miss Rose Dow
rick, and Miss Lille Dowrick- They
wore dainty gowns OF pink taffeta
combined with hesn-colored tulle. the
drapery fastened with tiny pink roses,
while their hats were OF black tulle
with transparent brims with trim
mings OF pink rosebuds and black
velvet streamers. They carried mock
roses.
Little Miss Margaret Huss acted as
flower girl for her sister, wearing a
frock Of white Spanish lace over flesh
colored chiffon. She carried q basket
of red roses. Master Reno Hart, jr.,
was the ring bearer, wearing q palm
beach suit.
Ii of Ushers.
E. Southern Howard. Of Frederick.
Nd, was best man, and the ushers
were Bruce LeGore. OF LeGore, Nd:
Louis Knock, Edward Sinner, Duval
Schell, and Claude Clary. all of Fred
erick. Nd. and Joseph Griffin, OF
Washington At the reception Mrs.
Robert Dalglish sang several songs.
Mrs. Huss, mother OF the bride, re-
ceived in q handsome gown OF ecru
lace trimmed with cluny lace.
Later Mr.. and Mrs. Zentz left for
a wedding trip, Mrs. Zentz wearing
a modish suit of navy blue serge,
with a tailored hat OF navy blue
straw faced with red and trimmed IN
cherries. They will make their home
In Frederick. Nd.
Among the out-of-town guests
were Mr.. and Mrs. Newton NJ Zentz,
of Frederick, parents of the BRIDE
groom: Mr.. and Mrs. Reno Hart and
Miss Madeline Hart, also OF Frederick,
and Mrs. P. s. Smith, Of Uniontown,
Pa
The Washington times., 1917-06-13

Mrs. Chase w. Kennedy, wife Of
Brigadier General Kennedy, U S. A.,
will entertain at a luncheon tomor-
row at the Army and Navy Club.
The Washington times., 1917-06-13

Mrs Mason Patrick, wife OF Colonel
Patrick, commandant OF the Wash
ingt-n barracks, will entertain at q
tea tomorrow in honor Of Mrs. Harold
The Washington times., 1917-06-13

Everyons knows sage Il good for the hair,
Fags (Gfroux's). for this brand viii not stain
or streak the hair and IL delicatsly perfumed.
O'DounslIs Drug store can supply you
Advt
The Washington times., 1917-06-13

Mrs Thomas J. Preston, 1r., former
" Mrs. Grover Cleveland, who was
IN Canada for some time, is at the
Wolcott in New York for several days
before returning to her home in
Princeton.
The Washington times., 1917-06-13
HAIR HINTS

Helpful Advice for Care Of the
Hair Worthy the Attention Of
Everyone Who Would Avoid
Dandru9, Itching Scalp, Gray
Hair and Badness.
The Washington times., 1917-06-13

Mrs. Junius W. MacMurray and
Miss Ethel MacMurray will pass the
early part Of the summer at Chevy