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Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1918-07-22

was an organic dis
placement. / would
have pains SO badly
that they would have
to put hot clothes en-
me and give m g
morphine. The doc
tor said | W ould
never be any better
without an opera
tion and | would
ne er have any
children without it.
A n eigh h Dor who
knew what your
medicine would do
advised me to give
Lydia E. Pinkham's $
V eg e table Com
pound a trial. / did
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1918-07-22

Epieds is four miles northeast of
Ohateau-Thierry while Beauvardes is
seven miles northeast of Chateau-Thier.
ry and six miles north of the Marno
and Fossoy. This indicates withdraw
al north of Chateau-Thierry of nearly
three miles more than previously re-
ported.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1918-07-22
German Withdrawal

Paris, July 22.--The Germans have
Withdrawn through Epieds to Beau
vardes, La Libertre declared today
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1918-07-22

inches, 1859 pounds aud the limit of
height fer the navy, 70 inches, not less
than l76 pounds in weight.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1918-07-22
IT STOPPED
MY SUFFERING
Said Mrs. Jaynes, Speaking
of Lydia E. Pinkham's
Vegetable Compound.

Anderson, S. CT got into an aw-
full condition with what the doctors said
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-01-30
Pretty Wedding in Church
of st. Francis De Sales

The wedding of Miss Marie Catbarine
Hagan Of 4222 Baltimore avenue, and Mr.
Martin Mclaughlin, Of zoos Fitzwater street
took place on Wednesday, January %. at the
Church Of ST. Francis de Sales The cerc-
mony was performed by the Rev. Edward
pohan, formerly president of Vilanova col
lcge. assisted by the Rev. Michael Donovan
and the Rev. John Melcn and Monsignor
Michael Crane. The bride was given in mar
rage by her father Mr. james lIagan
The bride was attended by Miss Kathryn
Mclaughlin, as maid of honor. and by Miss
Anne Mclaughlin and Miss Elizabeth Norris
Miss Hagan wore a gown of white satin
made with court train and embroidered
with silver, Her veil fell to the hem of the
train and was fastened with orange blos-
SONS
The maid of honor wore rose-color silk and
tulle and hat of silver lace trimmed with
rose ribbons. She carried roses and snap
dragons. Miss Norris wore n gown of april
cot silk and tulle, and hat Of silver lace
trimmed with apricot ribbon, She carried
roses. Miss Mclaughlin wore orchid silk and
tulle, with hat of silver lace trimmed with
orchid ribbon. She carried pale pink roses.
The wedding was followed by a reception at
the home of the brides parents,
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ENDLESS CHAIN OF
RED CROSS PARTIES
Many Informal Card Parties
Given by Women of Naval
Set at Homes in Yard


Tile latest idea among IN" naval SET '"'
raising money for the new Nay, Auxiliary
Of tns pad ,,r,.y f.. 80, .,,,,rcu,ly endless
'' 100
''"'' " S""'l "'I"E' '"'''7 VI
iah'r each that viii he given weekly ny "'"''
cut women. Mrs Unit I:ai~u originated
the scheme. by inviting three women, Mrs
James Alexander Mrs. charles r. blackburn
and Mrs. Preston a. liaiuos to play bridge
Each member pays quarter ANA lIrdE'S
herself to give = similar uHrty next week
with three Of hcr friruds Tho prize is most
iucNucuSivc. and rrrrrSnuout, very light, and
in this way il is hoped tuy. am oudicss vhaiu
of dollar parties" viii shortly be- the vogue
among all the women Mrs blackburn gave
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-01-30
BENEFIT FOR WOOL
FUND ON SATURDAY
Pennsylvania Women's Press AS
sociation to Give Large Card
Party at Hotel Walton

,,.... \y..,Y,-
'"e , h'iSNN",'" "o,., , -, o,, Sotur-
lloh VIII give iarse 's'.u -, b"r =, ,Lo IIntcl
uaH "'tc'hoo,' 1t! ,"e i'o, 'I g.. ,h, l,ui,tcd
Na'oi' III ao Oh t''e Wuo' l',,,' w., , fnr The
garments tue members "'c p'''"'
So'''''S anu S"'"'''
Assisting in the enterprise Wn'" WI" W..
cludc three other sections OF wal ''"''
workers. are the Alliance OF 'ath"h' N"'''''
with Mrs william =. CamhloS as 'han".,"'
who will furnish "hanlamS outh' '"' .
army and assist the NIEh' y Hn''t'I ~
Women at 80" North Nlnct'cn,h Su'''.
Cross Unit No. !. with Mrs iio""i" :. Nu
dcrS as chairman ana MrS idNhIn h'',"''
f'incks section. which Will proN'"' q ''I'l
lain's outfit for the navy to ne SlN'n urouS''
the womcnS Navy NuNlh"r! OF ,ur ,"u'.
eastern District Assisting MrS r"wN Nv
Mrs. John Dee, Mrs. william marshall N,lSH
Lena Wagner Mrs. Harry ~ HttWar1' M.S' r
W. Louis Cave, Mrs. Edward tiaI'""et| MlH
GEORGE Fleck, Mrs. Samuel Mcnongai' MrS'
Joseph ]. Martin, Sr., Mrs. Niilia'n lngra'h'
Mrs Richard Y. Filbert Mrs 'hailcs l'otS
cope and Mrs. Samuel Nhann' ABOUT SIN
hundred guests will be present ana the alair
promises 10 oe large success - -
MIS- n. T." "asP''1"iul m :, '"". ,'i'' '''""
ul' p'eSs ,.mi ,r,,,, Itr t,son,,
'luueS M's" iua ,-'''' ~ w. ui.,,i
'ai'N' NrS' "",S ~ ~ - -,
SNYDER ana VI N''c "" ,I
active nehperS oi ',e r'u' "'' w.
Morton HErcS' MrS peI'', .lou ",. r'., u, w.
MISS 'Iafa n hsck' H,SS I,' ,,E!' r.'E!
Miss NJ. Ethel burK' MISS ora -. r'"tr
Mrs. Ada = ape "a"a'.'e ''"oT"," ~, %
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TO GIVE LUNCHEON
ON FRIDAY AT HOME
Relatives and Friends Present at
Celebration of 50th Wedding An
niversary of Frankford Couple

Mis-. Burgott. Of Frankford road and
orthodox street. will give a luncheon Of
twenty covers ON Friday afternoon in honor
ot her guest, Mrs. G.. Bccmcr. Of Boston,
Mass, VINO will spend about three weeks
with her
\ number Of relatives and friends joined
in tho celebration Of tn" nfticth wedding
anniversary of Mr., and Mrs. Patrick Bur
sln, AT their HON" at 1872 Margaret street.
IN" nous" was decorated FOR the oCca-
SION with American flags and the city colors.
among the guests were Mr.. and Mrs.
Frank McDCrmoit. Mr., aud Mrs. Michael
Hurgiu, Mr.. aud Mrs. Richard Davies, Mr..
ana Mrs. Albert N,vmiIl, Mr. and Mrs
Harry crisp, Mr.. and Mrs George Gagan,
Mr. aud Mrs. Charles Gaa Mr. and Mrs
Ntncon Iacon, Mr. and Mrs. Albert Englc.
Mr. and Mrs. Theodore Sach Mr. and Mrs
charles Duff Mr. and Mrs. james Clabby,
Mr. aud Mrs. !. Loughrain. AIr and Mrs
Daniel McElhatton Mr.. and Mrs William
starr. Mr.. aud Mrs Walter Ford, Mr.. and
Mrs. Jacob Noll, Mir. and Mrs PhiIip Flag
house, Mr.. and Mrs Ralph Ear. MIR and
Mrs, Clarence Kennedy. Mr. and Mrs
David Tutour, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Sassc
Mrs. Mary Tracy, Mrs. Sallic McCarfcry,
Mrs 1tiIie Thompson, Mrs. jeanette Mortz,
Mrs Agnes Biglcy Miss May Bgcy, Mrs.
Emma foss Miss Emma NTitchcr. Miss
Frances BurSin. Mrs. Tiic Berwick, Miss
BESSIE l-cah"y, Miss Minerva Doyle Miss
Alma Kick, Miss Molly Cagan, Miss Dorothy
faGan. Mrs Mary Lynn. Miss Bessie ,iillin
Miss Florence Sach, Miss Sarah Burnham
Miss Isabella Gillen. Miss May starr Miss
y. McCiane, Miss Margaret Mcpermott, Miss
Itrbccca McDernott. Miss g. Hoover AIR
charles Burgn, Mr.. James DELANEY Mr.
David Hart, Mr.. George Gray. Mrs Jamcs
troson, Mr., Patrick McNowen Mr. Charles
Heard, Mr., Edwin X. Boric. Mr.. George Ira
N"Y, Mr. Joseph FoSs Mr. Michael Nraur-
Mr. Albert Brgg. Mr. Walter Scott, Mr.
Andrew Scott, Mr.. John FaS, Mr.. Leo Mitcher
Mr. Russell crisp, Mr. Robert Dun, and Mr.
William Glassgo
The Historical Society Of Frankford held
us thirteenth annual meeting in Assembly
nan last evening, when the program in
Ciuded the thirteenth annual report of the
society Adventures on old Roads" by Dr.
John r. FariS and "Reminiscences of
tr'scentvile," by Mr.. Thomas Creighton.
The thiStian I,ndeavor Society of the
franNford Baptist Church gave Il SUNRISE
party to Mr.. william FritSchc ON Saturday
evening, AT the home Of his mother Mrs
Anderson Thompson, iG35 Tacony street
The guests present were Miss Anctta Mover,
Miss Mildred Jones. Miss Esther StudJey
Miss Lillian Studley. Miss Grace stone, Miss
Ruth Steele. Mr. Edward Townsend MIR
George Walton, Mr.. Alfred TAYLOR Mr.
August Chomer, Mr.. William Perry. ,NIr
Harry Quicksall, Mr. Dewey ITlmkapillea and
Mr.. Theodore Fritschc. Mr.. Fritsche left
recently To join the United States army
aviation corps.
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RETURN FROM THEIR
WEDDING JOURNEY
Patriotic Services Held in Tioga
Churches for Men in U. S.
Army and Navy

At, and Mrs seymour W. Triheld have
returned from their wedding "TRIP through
The South and will be at home at 1881 vest
Erie avenue The bride was Miss May NJ
Iederer, daughter OF MI anu Mrs' iheouoie
Lederer of Toga.
Mrs. Charles Pray Lower, of 2342 West
rioga street, gave luncheon yesterday at
her home. Mrs. Clarence McCool Taylor,
Mrs Charles Blumhart, Mrs Charles Mex-
nor Mrs George Carnan Mrs George Felitz,
Miss Minnie Lipsett ana MIS- DAVID Rents
chler were the guests
AT the three patriotic services held on
sunday in the Temple Baptist Church,
Twenty-second and Tioga streets. addresses
were made by the pastor, the Rev. Herbert
Agate and Professor Calvin o. Althousc.
The young men Of the church in the serv-
ice who were honored at the evening ses-
sion were Mr., Nathan Blankley, Mr.. Mau-
verne c. Brooks, Mr.. Alfred ], Davis, Mr..
william L. Dilks, Mr.. John E. France Mr..
RAYMOND w. Heritage, Mr. Harry b. Hor-
nikel, Mr.. william Jennings, Mr.. Harry
Jennings, Captain Charles c. Jones. Mr..
Andrew Kolb, Mr.. August Lndsborg. Mr..
THOMAS Massey Mr.. Walter S. Propert Mr..
robertson. Mr.. Albert Taylor, Mr. William
Tindall, Mr.. d. Charles Zlegler and Mr..
spencer NJ. Lees. The latter was accidentally
killed while serving at Cape May.
t. Hacker, Mr. Albert s. DiIks, Mr.. Alvin
Tindall, Mr.. Samuel ii. Kemp. Mr.. Edward
pole, Mr.. c. L. Ochs, Mr.. William MacDon-
aid, Mr.. Oliver T. Acker. Mr.. David IL.
Zlegler, Mr. Edward +. Mullin, Mr. Fred
erick s. Myers. Mr.. william +, Baldwin, Mr.
William f.. Ellwanger, Mr.. Hugh Kerr Mr.
A. II. Leonard. Dr. Howard T.. Mellor Mr.
Henry L. Robertson. Mr.. W. Burt Thompson
Mr.. william n. Trexier and Mr. Elmer Wall
ing. %.
a,st Protestant Church was a tribute to the
memory OF Bugler Harry Davis of the
member OF the church, whose death was
recently reported from France Addresses
we're made by the pastor. the Rev, John
w. Trout. d. D.; the Rev. Robert Harkinson.
| Mr.. E L. Holland and Mr.. Joseph A. Rich
ardson. Mr.. Davis was the son, OF Mrs..
EHeward pavis. of West ontarie street
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CHARITY TEA ON SATURDAY
Girls Guild of Lansdowne Church Will Give Pro-
ceeds Toward Education of Southern Noun
taineers-Card Clubs Are Entertained

Mrs w. Frank English. Airs. Henry ;. Bar
ker and Mrs. Frederick j. Petry. a.
The Saturday Night Card Club met on
January 20 at the home Of MIR. and MIS-.
William c. Jackson. Those who belong 70
this club are Mr.. and Mrs. Andrew $. NJ.
Young, Mr.. and Mrs. Frank c. Burrows,
Mr.. and Mrs John Moon, Mr.. and Mrs
chester p. Galleher, Dr John b. Davis
and Mrs Davis
Mrs. James Temple Butler will entertain
the social committee Of st Johns Episcopal
Church at her home on Friday afternoon.
AT a recent meeting Of the Woman's Home
and Foreign Missionary Society OF the Pres
byterian Church officers were elected for
the coming year. Mrs. William V. Wills
is president, Mrs Andrew S. NJ. Young vice
president for the home missionary society;
Mrs. D. Morton Bond. vice president for the
foreign; Mrs Arthur Moorshead, treasurer
for the home society: Miss Florence Paul.
treasurer for the foreign Mrs. Emily Wright
Grail. secretary. and Miss Mary Baines sec
rctary of Literature. The chairman of the
music committee Is Mrs. Robert l.. Mclean
Mrs. William Barker Is chairman of the
box committee and Mrs. I.eander Marshall,
chairman of the hospitality committee.
\ patriotic service was held at St. Johns
Episcopal Church on Sunday morning. A
splendid address was made by Colonel st.
George LOTUS. steele, of the British Re-
cruting Mission. \ service flag was also
dedicated The Offering was contributed to
the 100000 fund for chapains in the army
and navy.
Mrs. 7. Houard Wright is spending some
time in Augusta, Ga
Mrs. w. l.. Shaffuer is visiting her son.
Mr.. Lawrence Shaifner IN Detroit Mich
Ms. and Mrs. Howard II. Fielding Of
Denver Col. spent several days with Mr.
and Mrs. Carl Lewis Altmaier
Mrs j. V. Parry. of Wildwood. y. J., has
been visiting Mrs Francis ID. Maxwell
MIR. and Mrs. Clayton Wilson are being
congratulated upon the birth of a daughter
Mr., Albert Wunderch gave a dinner at
MS home ON saturday evening at which
ne entertained the members of the Y. NJ.
g. a. campaign fund committee. of which
he IL "A member.
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TTlIERE will be a charity tea at the Devon
i shire on Saturday afternoon. II Is being
given by the Girls Guild Of the Episcopal
Church IN Lansdowuc. of which Miss Dorothy
McEweu Is president In the eager desire
to aid the war relief organizations Just as
much as possible the home charities are
sometimes apt to be neglected. 40 the girls
have decided to contribute the proceeds OF
their little tea to the st. Andre" Schooi.
which is situated down In the mountains OF
Tennessee. and Is doing truly wondefiu'
work IN educating the boys OF that d'su,ct
and ewing them an opportunity TO broaden
their lives.
ON Saturday afternoon Miss Ella Ware,
entertained the members Of her card cIup
at her home. Among those who were there
were Mrs Jules Hoffman. Mrs. John Mooh'
Mrs. carl Phillips, Miss Christine Nichols
Mrs. Edward Pearson, Mrs William Jackson,
Mrs Harry Matlock. Miss Frances McCauley,
Miss Mabel Wilson and Mrs. II. Ross Smth.
Mrs. John \. McKenna also entertained
the bridge club to which she belongs at h"r
home o. Friday afternoon, Those VINO were
there were Mrs William Suddards. Mrs. Ed
win t;rauley. Mrs. Charles Mercer Bailey,
Mrs. Charles j. Pillug Mrs Allen X. lioner'
Mrs. Robert Lynne Mishler. Mrs. Charles
Parker BOYD. Mrs william Davis, Mrs,
Adams, Mrs Emltn {. Paul ana MrS' fra"N
j. McNcivc.
4 card club which some Of the girls OF
Lansdowne have did not have its usual meet
ing on Saturday afternoon. Instead the
members had a most enjoyable theater party
The girls who belong to this club are MISS
Alma Wallace Miss Mabel W".ucc Mrs,
GEORGE Il, Williams. Mrs Harry Babbitt, MISS
Ruth Decker Mrs. Howard Busler, Miss ltuth
Wunderlich Miss Mabel Buslcr. Miss Mar
gucrite Irving, Miss Isabel Galbratth MISS
Helen TaNlor and Mrs. Arthur Brereton.
\ special meeting of the executive board Of
the Twentieth Century Club was held at the
Devonshre on saturday morning The mem
hers of this board are: President of the
club, Mrs. clarence IL. Eppelshener; Mrs.
| ROBBERY l.. Mclean, Mrs. Samuel l.. Kent, MIS-
T. Sparks Bishop. Mrs. Robert w. Click. Mrs.
Francis u. Maxwell Mrs. Walter l.orng
Webb. Mrs. william A. McEwen. Mrs. Harley
r. Nichols. Mrs. Frank q. Burrows Mrs.
Paul Lachcnmeyer. Mrs. e. Mercer Bailey,
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-01-30

Schledel. Mrs Walter Scott, Mrs. Harry
Boureau. Mrs Il. Frank Paullen, Mrs. VIII
liam II. Slenmer, Mrs. Thomas Lullens, Mrs.
Nelson Saer. Mrs. H. Il. LouX and Mrs.
John Goodfelow,
Sergeant Mare Billet spent the weekend
in this city with his parents. Mr.. and Mrs. A.
Billet, at their home, 3647 Marvine street.
Sergeant Billet graduated from the Uni
yersity of Pennsylvania Law School on June
49, 1917. lie Is now stationed at one Of the
Government camps.
Mr.. william Umbenhauer of 1858 North
Twenty-frst street, celebrated his birthday
last evening with a dinner-dance at his home.
The music was. furnished by Leopold's orches-
ira: The guests were Mr.. and Mrs +. 7.
DAILY, Mr.. and Mrs. William Norris. DR. and
Mrs Ryan, Mr. and Mrs. William Albright,
Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Sparks. Mr.. Modue,
Miss Dumyer, Mr.. T. Nj Smith, of Paducah,
Ky; Mr. and Mrs. Fanica. of New York; Mr.
and Mrs Wallace also of New York; Mr..
and Mrs. W. Nolan, of Reading, and Mr.. and
Mrs John Morgan, of Baltimore.
Word has been received that Mr.. William
McBarron Bradley. son OF Mr.. and Mrs.
V J. Bradley of ll4i North SiXty-third
street Overbrook, arrived safely in France
about a week ago. He is In the Railroad
Engineering Corps of the National Army.
The members of the Sixteen Club of West
PHILADELPHIA will be entertained tomorrow
evening by Miss Elizabeth Engle at the home
of her aunt. Mrs. o. T. Bddle. $3.50 North
Camac street
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-01-30
Sacred Concert Given for
Church in Delaware County

Saint Madeleines Church. Of Ridley Park
was the beneficiary OF the proceeds OF
sacred concert which attracted the attention
of the many music.lovers of that section OF
delaware county. The program was given In
the Edgmont Theatre, Chester.
The committee In charge provided some
interesting soloists for the occasion and their
art was greatly enjoyed. The soloists were
Miss Lucy Marsh. soprano; Mr. Paul Alt
house. tenor; Mir. Frederick Remann. bari.
tome: Mr.. Francis j. Lapitino, harpist; Mr..
Alexander Schmidt. violinist ; Mr. Alfred Len
nartz. yiolinist-cellist, and Mr.. Clement Bar
rome ilutist All of them are widely.known
I'm the musical world and several of the In
strumentallsts are members OF the Philadel-
mia orchestra. Miss Mary Dolores McEntee
was the accompanist of the program.
A pure Food" supper will be held at the
parish house Of the Church of the Atone-
ment, in Morton, on Saturday, March 2.
The affair will be given by St. Martha's s
Guild
Mr.. and Mrs Arlington Alderman are re-
ceiving congratulations on the birth OF a
daughter,
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Red Cross at Wayne
Makes 5000 Dressings

The group of Red Cross workers belong
ing to the Wayne branch under the direction
Of Mrs Frederick G. Embrick is husily en-
gagged on tho surgical-dressing drive this
week Last week this group turned out 1890
dressings and by tomorrow, the last day OF
the month expect TO have their fun quota
of 5000 dressings for the month.
The ST. Davids Evening Card Club met at
Wyndhurst the home of Mr.. and Mrs. H. K.
Mulrord. i'm Wayne. on Monday evening. the
members present were Mr.. and Mrs. Robert
smith, MIR and Mrs. Louis Watt Mr.. and
AIRS NJ f. u. Seaman Mr.. and Mrs. Hum
bert Powell Mr. and Mrs. G. Winthrop Coffin
and Mr.. and Mrs. William L. Cochran
Miss Mildred Jones entertained the bridge
club of which she is a member at her home
I'm waync yesterday afternoon. Among those
present were Mrs. Dunield Ashmcad, Mrs.
Edward Snyder Miss Gladys Jameson. Miss
Betty Phillips. Miss Marion Tull Miss Eu'
genia Balm Miss Margaret Barrie. Miss
Dorothca Tinglcy. Miss Eleanor Tingley and
Miss Josephine Ohdyke
Fuel is very scarce in the vicinity OF
WAYNE and st. Davids that tho churches
and clubs are doing all things possible to
conserve II. Various churches hold union
service or Sunday evenings ON Wednesday y
evenings they hold tho old time Cottage
PRAYER Meetings" This evening Mr.. and
Mrs Arthur Holmes have given the use of
their house to the Radnor Presbyterian
Church. of Wayne; while the Central Bap-
tist Church meets at the home of Mr. and
Mrs Andrew Fritz. The Methodist Church
holds its prayer meeting at the parsonage.
As the Saturday club is closed during the
conservation Of fuel. service day was held
today IT, the library of the Mems Club under
the direction OF Mrs Charles Kennedy.
A number of women were present and a
great deal of work was accomplished for the
Red ,NiOSS.
A the dansant' was held in the gymna.
sium of the Radnor High School yesterday
afternoon by the students of the school. These
dances are held every fortnight under the
direction of Miss Cobb, Miss Brooke Miss
Mary Mather. Miss Helen Henderson and
Mr.. Doulplt and are most enjoyable affairs.
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ne remembered as Miss Sarah Mac,iiu. q,
Baltimore N>''''' vi
70, FRIENDS OF nr and Mrs. Murray EIl2ey, OF
nhestnut Hill. will be glad to hear that their
"'t,e udughtor is recovering from her recent
serious Illness
Friends of Mrs, Gilbert Harvey. of Sunset
aNehHc Chestnut Til. will be glad to hear
''.'t she is recovering from a reosqt attack
Of appendicitis.
Mrs, IT, S. Jcanes and Miss AIargarctta
Jcon'S have changed their days at home
from Thursdays to Wednesdays for the re-
mainder of this month and during February
MI ana Mrs John :. Mucldc. Of 2O23 Wal
nut street will be- among those receiving
tomorrow evening az the war relic exhibit
which is being held at the First Regiment
Armury Broad and Callowhill streets. To-
morrow will be Canadian Day at the exhibit.
ana IN the evening the Canadian Society Of
Philadelphia, of which Mr.. Mucllle is an
honorary member win attend.
Mrs. David English Dallam. Of Wissa-
hlckou avenue and Stafford street. German
town, will have the last of her THURSDAYS
at home tomorrow after o'clock No cards
have been sent out
Mrs. paXson Deter Of Bryn Mawr. will
''dN' jhe latter part of this week for At
la"tic city to make q short visit
Mr.. Samuel $. White has returned from
Atlantic city and is at his home, 2205 81.
James place
The regular monthly meeting Of the
Women Writers club will be held Oh Mon
day evening, at the new club rooms in the
Art Alliance Building. The membership has
greatly increased since the removal to the
new headquarters. Mr.. L. j. Beamsh, OF
the Press, will speak
Mr., and Mrs. Peter Nct.Noy. of - West
Tupehocken street Germantown, left for
Palm Beach, on Tuesday. for ~ two months
trip. They will stay AT the Hotel Poiuciana.
Mrs Charles Ii. Wistr. of 22ji North
Broad street. gave a luncheon on Friday at
her home. Her guests included Mrs. Charles
f.. Lukens, Mrs. samuel Alcott. Mrs. Frank
lin Appel Mrs. Lewis Bailey. Miss Augusta
Brown, Miss Anna trcith. Mrs. Robert Glad
fcltcr Mrs. Il. H. Hoy, Mrs. Margaret Jones'
Mrs. :. 4. Leith. Dr. ~ lie Fevrc. Mrs.
Hiram u. Miller Mrs. George Outhettc. Mrs
Louise Potts, Mrs Charles Patterson. Mrs.
w. Paul, Mrs, James Spencer. Miss Emma
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British War Exhibit, First Regiment Ar
mory. Broad and Callowhill streets. Admis-
sion charge.
Eastern Implement Dealers Association.
dinner and dance. Hotel Adelpha Members.
Dinner, Chemical Department Barrett
Company, Hotel Adelphia. o'clock. Mem
bers
Club, Belmont Dancing Academy. Admis-
sion charge
Lecture. by Norman Angel. on Success in
Our War Aims" before University Extension
Society, Witherspoon Hall. Admission charge
Treble Clef Club concert for United Service
Club Belleyue-Stratford. Admission charge
shipbuilders' mass-meeting, Academy of
Music. Free.
Mrs. Earl Barnes to lecture o, "An Hour
of Modern Poetry" at residence of Miss
Durham. 3i0l Powelton avenue. Free.
Big sisters Entertain Junior Clubs, Alumni
Building. Broad street and Montgomery ave-
rhue. o'clock. Invitation
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~
Mt and Mrs. G, Winthrop Coffin have Is
so invitations for a dinner, Friday even
I, at their home in st. Davids, in honor
their daughter. Miss katherine Coffin, be-
y The costume dance of Mrs S. Naudan
yrs dancing class at the Bellevue-Strat-
me Junior Music Club, on the Main lane,
4 issued invitations for a recital at Red
poo' the home Of Mrs. John b. Thayer, Jr.,
/. naverford, on Saturday afternoon, Feb
Ary l6.
Aiss Edith Earle. daughter of Mr.. and
q. George H. Earle, of Broad Acres. Bryn
~. entertained her matron of honor and
uesmaid al luncheon today at her home.
~ Earle's marriage to Ensign Alden Lee.
Y or Mrs. Edward C. Lee, of Haverford,
n take place on Saturday
Hiss Eleanor Werner gave a luncheon
serday at her. home in Wayne, in honor
Mrs. Frederick Dent Sharp. who is visit
her aunt, Mrs. William Supplee, of
p'or. The guests were Mrs Hiram Ella
MISS Margaret Perot. Miss Dorothea
Tteuffer. Miss Katherine Hunter. Miss
A. jackson; Miss Caroline Sheppard and
Mildred Sheppard,
5H James Ratcliffe Murray, of Baltimore.
ceiving concentrations ON the birth OF
IQrt James Rateliffe Murray, Jr, Mrs.
NJ A.: VIC Y wen known y th;s city WA