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Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1918-09-15
|cRANTS PASS. TO HAVE
A FINE NEW FLAG

The city Of Grants Pass Is to have
IA new flag. Throught the efforts OF
p. A. DeGenault fine flag. 1ax20
feet In size. will soon be waving at
the top OF the flag pole In the South
ern Pacific railroad park. Those
who contributed for the new flag
are; Ed Garrett. Frank Mashburn.
F. @. Bramwell. Grants Pass Hard
ware Co.. P. A. DeGenault. Peerless
Clothing Co.. Holland Auto Co.. VIM.
Hammett. l.. c. Boals OF Roseburg.
Jake Casey. ]. r. Mcbride. II. l..
Truax. G. W. Finch. A. W. Love. II.
W. webber. Sam Casey. VIM. Bunch,
Walter Evenson. Harry Randall.
John Jones, Z. A. Holmes. Ralph
Davis. ]. NJ. Isham, Geo. Barry Jr..
Josephine Grocery Co.. Cramer Bros,
Ed Gano and Robt. Morris.
One woman from Glendale. who
has sons In the service and who
could III afford to spare any money.
gladly contributed and insisted In
doing so. Ed Garrett. Southern Pa
cific flagman. who also has two sons
In the service. contributed two dol
lars. The flag has been ordered by
Mayor Demaray. from New York.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1918-09-15
WOMAN'S DIVISION
COUNCIL OF DEFENSE

Recently the woman's Division
Council Of Defense of Josephine
county has been divided into two sec
tions. county and city divisions
Theoretically every woman who sign
ed a registration card about year
ago. Is considered member. but the
executive board Of the city division,
In order that the organization may
be put upon more substantial basis
has drawn up a short constitution
and asked those women who stand
ready to do work. for which the
Woman's Division Of Council OF De-
fense. may be called upon to do to
place their signatures on the same.
This constitution will be at the
Red Cross sewing rooms all the CON-
ing week to receive signatures. A
nominal membership fee OF 25c is
asked to meet current expenses as
they may arise.
This far. the work OF the woman's
division has been very light. They
are to assist the mems division when
called upon. and do such other pa
triotic work as the state chairman
may ask them to do and follow in
structions received from Washing
ton.
It is hoped that the women of our
city VIII come forward and help in
this work. and that the response
win be as large as 1t has been in
all other patriotic work the women
Of our city have undertaken. Any
one desiring Information. can OBJ
tain same by inquiring of Mrs. n. r.
Macduff. chairman.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1918-09-15
HARVEST FESTIVAL At
THE BAPTIST CHURCH

The finest and largest products Of
local gardens. fields and orchards
have been gathered for the exhibit
at the harvest festival In the Baptist
church today. There are a numDer
Of special displays of new varieties
OF grains and vegetables as well as
good representation or the better
known varieties. The church is pret-
tlly decorated for the occasion. many
Of the displays being especially
adapted for decoration purposes.
The meetings in connection with
the festival will be: Sunday school
at 10 q. M, followed by morning
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1918-09-15

Carriers Wanted
Opening for one or more carrier
boys or girls Tor the Courier at once,
Lieut.. Allen at Camp frcmont--
Lieutenant Mel r. Allen. who was
commissioned as second lieutenant
OF infantry from the fourth training
camp at Camp Fremont. has been as.
signed to Camp Fremont. Cal,
Among those commissioned are also
the names OF Frank Foley. Central
Point. and Rudolph J. scholr. Of
Medford.
Equinoctial Storm
AT Murphy September II. JaEr
band. iogsers lunch. all night dance
and a bully good time. $3.50. 6s
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1918-09-15
DIED

GIvENS-At the home OF his
daughter. Mrs. E. A. Murphy
North Fourth street. DR.. C. H.
Givens.
DR.. Givens arrived here only a
week ago from Aberdeen. Wash,
with his daughter. They we're pre-
ceded a few days by Mr.. Murphy
who succeeds ]. d. Macvicar in the
management OF the G. & o. c. Ry
The aged doctor has been in poor
health for some time and was III
when brought to this city. This
morning he was found dead in bed.
having passed away quietly during
the night.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1918-09-15
Personal AND LOCAL

Postmaster Guild. OF Merlin. was
In the city saturday.
Stone jers at Cramer Bros. 6S
II. |. Leedy, OF Corvallis. Is In the
city on business.
Poultry tonic for molting hens at
Cramer Bros. %
ITO He'll with the Kaiser,"-jcy'
A. n. Cunningham. OF Medford' Is
In the city.
The dust Is gone. now Is the time
Plow steel cable. %-inch. First
come first served. Grants Pass
Hardware Co. 90
Sound acorns wanted at the Won
der Store. three cents pound. 81
City Recorder Allyn Is busy max
ing out notices that street assess
ments are due.
Another shipment OF Deltox grass
rugs In all sizes. Just received at
Helmer's. 81
c. ]. Smith. Of Portland, was In
the city Saturday. coming by auto
mobile.
to paint. Use Pattons Sun-Proof
paints. Sold only by cramer Bros.
"A large line OF excellent mattress
ses at the right prices at Helmer's'
Garret Lacy returned Friday from
Portland and viii attend high school.
He has been working In the ship
yards during the vacation.
Cocoanut door mats at Helmcrs.
Scratch food at cramer Bros. 50
Sam Baker and A. X. Cass are on
a hunting trip in the Cow creek sec
ton. They left Saturday morning.
expecting to be absent only a day or
two.
Hand sprayers for poultry houses
at Cramer Bros. 81
A chance to hear real Hawaiian
Cross carnival Sept
27-2s.
Roy II. Clark. mining engineer for
the American Exploration company.
came over from the coast few days
ago on business connected with the
All kinds OF bicycle repairing at
Cramer Bros. SO
ITO He'll with the Kaiser. Joy.
Mrs. Clara Coffman went to Port
land Friday night, called there on
account OF the serious Illness OF her
Mrs. Myrtle Hesse, who re-
Gently underwent serious opera
tion.
Mrs. NJ. p. Anderson's millinery
store will be open Monday. Septem-
Der 16. SO
Our line OF heating stoves is on
the floor. let us show them to you.
Cramer Bros. SO
ITO He'll with the Kaiser. Joy.
Fl. s. woodcock and son Of the II
Iinois valley we're in the city Satur-
day. They have been running a
outfit In the Deer creek
valley for the past six weeks. but
the rainy weather OF the past few
days interfered with threshing.
Japalac for interior renovating o
woodwork and furniture. All colors
at Cramer Bros So
Mrs. A. II. Gunnell left Friday
night for Portland to attend meet
ing OF the county chairmen for the
Fourth Liberty loan campaign. which
will be held on Monday and Tuesday.
Mrs. Gunnell was recently appoint-
ed chairman for Josephine county OF
the women's committee.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1918-09-15

worship at II o'clock. DR.. Petty Will
give an address at that time on the
subject. rs Uncle Sam a Christian"
At 2:3o .. IN. Mrs. Petty will give
an address on "Our Duty to the
Worlds Workers" and In the cven-
Ing service at s y. m. Mrs. Petty will
read an original story and DR.. PETTY
Will speak on the subject, Uncle
Sans Big Sword"
At noon there will be served a
cafeteria picnic lunch, each family
being asked to bring baskets will
filled to be placed on the tables.
Coffee viii be furnished but cream
and sugar should be brought.
The public is cordially invited TO
the meetings and to view .hc ex-
hibits as the church VIII be open all
day.
Buy that new knitting bag at the
- ft.... ha,n.. c.at
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NOTICE no sunsCRlnRRs

The industries board demands reduction
the consumption OF
be conserved and the thus
In the manufacture necessities
The board requires OF the that they discontinue
sending OF not actually paid for and the connuance all
papers
accordance coming
the above will be discontinued
should be a
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Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1918-09-15
Sends Banner to Fair

Sends Banner to Fair
Grants Pass has been asked to
send Junior Red Cross banner and
pledge card to Salem for the Junior
Red Cross exhibit at the state fair
this month. Mrs. w. w. Candy, the
chairman has selected the banner
of the East school, 1t being the first
school in the county and the first in
the state to organize an auxiliary.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1918-09-15
COMING EVENTS

Sept. Is, Sunday-Second Annua
Harvest Festival at Baptist church
Sept. IS. wednesday-Courier Bar
gain Day.
Sept. 27. 2s. Friday and Saturday
Red Cross Bazaar and Carnival \
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1918-09-15
STATE FAIR SALEM, ORE,
SEPTEMBER 23-2s

Splendid exhibits, excellent music,
high class entertainments and SUI
perb racing card. For particulars
write A. II. Lee, Salem, Ore. Al
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1918-09-15
Can Soon Plow---

While the heavy rain of Friday
night will do some little damage to
certain crops, 1t was badly needed
and with very little more moisture
added the ground will be in fair con-
dition for fall plowlng
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1918-09-15

Winnie. the old Mexican hairless
dog in captivity-on exhibition at
the Red Cross carnival. Sept. 27-2S.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1918-09-15
Special at Roses

Saturday and Sunday. Hazeigood
French salad ice cream. Est
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1918-09-15

FOR RENT-Seven room house.
Cheap. Inquire of Zella Tolin,
S17 d street. 6s
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1918-09-15
NEW TO-DAY

JOS. MOSS AGENCY-Fire insur.
ance. plate glass liability insur-
ance. 204h Sixth street. II
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1918-09-15

fNS6RANCE-Any kind. best OF
companies. L. A. Launer. real
estate. n
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1918-09-15

Buy that new knitting bag at the
Red Cross bazaar Sept. 27-2s.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-03-01
UNFURLED FLAG AT
MILITARY WEDDING
Miss Helen Lidia Bryan, of Bcv-
erly, N. j., Married on Thurs
day to Army Man

The wedding of Miss Helen I.idia Bryan
daughter OF Mr. and Mrs. Gerald de Coursey
Bryan. of Beverly, y. j., and Lieutenant
Henry g. Sewers took place on Thursday
evening at GAS O'Clock in the Methodist
Episcopal Church. The Rev Frederick Nor
ley, pastor Of the church, assisted by the
Rev. Herbert j. Root, oiIiciated
The church was decorated in the national
colors. together with profusion of cut flow
ers ferns and palms, AS the bride entered
the church on the arm of her father, who
gave her in marriage. Mr. Warren Rodman,
cousin Of the bride, played the wedding
march.
Just as the bridal party reached the center
of the church aisle Miss Grace Anderson
unfurled a huge silk American flag over
them.
with court train trimmed with heavy
beaded lace. Her veil was of duchesse lace
made in a cap effect and held in place by
orange blossoms She carried shower
bouquet OF white orchids and lilies of the
valley. Miss Anna Sewers. n sister of the
bridegroom, attended Miss Bryan as maid OF
honor and wore a frock of pink satin with
an ovordress of pink chiffon trimmed with
gold lace and bands of gold beads She
carried arm bouquet Of pink rosebucs,
The bridesmaids were Miss Marion Austin
Miss Hazel McCracken. Miss May Van
Brunt and Miss Grace Anderson. They wore
frocks of pink taffeta silk trimmed with
pink chiffon and carried bouquets of pink
sweet peas.
The little flower girls were Miss Mary f.
Wrinkle and Miss Ethel TroXell, who wore
dainty white embroidered frocks and carried
baskets OF pink rosebuds. Master Daniel
Stockton Bryan, brother of the bride, was
the ringbearer.
Lieutenant S,vers had for his best man
Mr.. Leslie IIobert. of Beverly. The ushers
included Mr.. Brinon Chew, Mr. Arthur
Smith. Mr.. William Van Solver and Mr.. AL
bert Bryan.
The wedding followed by reception
at the home of the brides parents. Spruce
Tree. on Church lane. After wedding trip
Lieutenant Sewers and his bride will live In
Wrightstown.
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who died about twelve or fifteen years ago,
was one of the most prominent women II,
Partisan society. as well as one OF the most
charming She lived most of the year at
her castle of Dampierre. where several times
she entertained the late King Edward WI
aud the present Queen Mary of England be,
fore the latter's marriage, Her son Is one
OF the great friends of the Duke OF orleans
and one of the chiefs of the monarchical
Mademoisec Simoue d'tzcs, the daughter OF
the Duchess d'Uzes of Bouanger fame They
had six children, four girls one boy very
delicate in health and the young man VINO
fell tae othtf day and who bore the utle
of Duke of CheNreuse, made famous by TITO
famous Duchess Of that name. who was such such
"A friend of Queen Anne of Austria and such
an enemy OF the Cardinal de Hichelieu
Should anything happen to the last surviving
his title aud TO all the family honors of his
house would be the little Duke of Chau,nes,
whose american mother; tormerly ,,i,h hin, MISS
The family of Luynes is of Italian origin.
II first acquired notoriety through Charles
d'Albert dc Luynes. the favoritc OF kinG
Luis XIII Of France who created him Duke
and Peer of Parliament, and whose widow,
Marie de Rohan. married the second time
Claude Of Lorraine. Duke OF Chereruse. by
whom. however. she had no children But
after the death of the latter she bought from
his heirs the Duchy of Chovreuse, togther
with the Castle of Dampiere. which she be-
uucathed to her son by her first husband. and
thus brought this title into the Luynes family.
Many years later they also acquired that OF
Prince OF Neuchatel ana OF Na'ehs,n Wy 'lo
marriage OF i'uke tnarles tnluppe VI i.ua tn ne'
WIN Louise Jacqdehhe' OF bourbon So'sso"9'
in lIl0.
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,i,,,r ii a., @ VIZ" ~ IL 10 % o,or,,,ort % 20 Caus
.'uf L ,,a ~ ind ~, pnosan.sion Of tho
&c se' "a ,ea.eu .,'u.. 49,, ~ t,,s 5aatt 20 ,ho
neS iall'iH eNtI s''cy .ie uea,n AZ, tot ~ ~
DuuIiesS ue ,neN Ituse. iu,,iS "a. IL. n,,,h
nft tln 1nsl In.
ess ue LuSheS VINO was one ol t,le i"uleS-hl
waiting on queen Marie Antoinette contrlEed
TO establish for themselves lhe reputation
Of being good citizens, and they were left
in undisturbed possession OF their FAMILY
castle, III which they lNed very quietly until
the storm of the Terror had passed away.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-03-01
DELAWARE COUNTY ACTIVITIES
Benefit Card Parties, Dances and Club Meetings
Take Place in Rapid Succession in Busy
Neighboring Towns

the chairman of this division. Mrs. George
=, ryder is vice chairman, Mrs. Ernes, II.
Naufmann Is secretary, and Mrs. Thomas +.
summons Is treasurer. The charter members
include Mrs. H. Walter Atmore Mrs. william
l'rews, Mrs. Charles 4. Dickson. Mrs
charles $. osenbach. Mrs wlegand. Mrs
Toward NJ Adred, Mrs Thomas W. Barn.
hiIi' Mrs. William II. White, Miss Alice Good.
man, Mrs John W. Spangler. Mrs. Henry +.
Miller Mrs George II. Parker. Mrs. Frank !.
leeNes, Mrs. j. Lawrence WidmyeT and Miss
Anna Hartman
The Drexel lin Dancing Glass meets this
evening IN Weber's Han. Among those who
attend tho class are Dr. and Mrs. George
Spe'rs. Mr.. and Mrs, Ralph $. Martin, Mr.
and Mrs George G.. Ryder, Mr. and Mrs
Edward H. Wanamakcr. Mr. and Mrs. Ernest
~ kaurmann Mr. and Mrs. Nieman W.
Hover, Mr. and Mrs Il. Walter Atmore, Mr..
and Mrs, Edwin g. Fay. Mr.. and Mrs
Charles II. Webb, DR. and Mrs. j. Lawrence
Wldmycr, Mr., and Mrs. NJ. j. La Roche
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas w Barnhil Mr.. and
Mrs Thomas +. Simmons, Mr. and Mrs
Charles 4. Wagner and Mr.. and Mrs. Lind.
Sey IL. Mason. In April they expect to give
a large dance at one of the hotels in Phila-
delphia for the benefit Of the Red Cross
The Woman's cub will give subscription
card party on Tuesday afternoon at weber's
TAU. Mrs. j. Lawrence Wdmyer and Mrs
Henry j.. Miller have charge OF tine affair
The music section of the Swsrthmore Wom-
ans Club met at Mrs. Harlan Cpdegra f. g
home on Monday afternoon.
An interesting meeting of the Media Won.
aus Club. which every one was invited to at
tend, was held in the club house on wednes-
day afternoon An address was made by Mr.
william Ellis who IL county chairman OF the
public safety committee OF Delaware Coun.
~ outside Of Chester Mr. Ellis spoke on the
purposes and activities of this committee
Miss Margaret Neal. of L.anerch enter.
tanned the bridge club TO which she be.
longs on Monday afternoon. Those who were
there were Mrs Percival johnson, Mrs Cro-
2ier. Mrs w. l.. Garland, Mrs j. l.. Beaver
Mrs. :. NJ Wilson, Mrs. W. W Powell Mrs,
j. H. Dunwoody. Mrs, Clinton Roth. Mrs. II,
II. Aikens, Mrs, j, +. I.owden ana Mrs
Giles.
The junior branch of the Llauerch Won.
ans Club, which is always so energetic. is
giving its second dance in Paiste Hall to.
morrow evening. 1t is for the benefit Of the
wool fund the gIr,s started some time ago
Mrs. Caroline Littlcfeld. Miss Dorothy
Welsh. Miss Eleanor Halsel and Miss Ade.
lalde White attended the junior reciprocity
day held at Norwood recently
The Brooiine branch Of the Red Cross is
giving an entertainment and dance tomor-
row evening IN Brooklne Hall.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-03-01

accented and printed In the Evening Pubiic
Ledger provided they are written On one side
name rnd teisnhSne humber Of the sender, as
~ must be possible to verify the nUtes Az
dress Socisty Editor" Evening PubIIe
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-03-01

MISS JEAN Il. FLUM
Vice president Of the auxiliary of the
Jewish Consumptive Institute, who is
doing her utmost to make the affair
of March 3 at Apollo Hall success.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-03-01

Griffcu. of Swarthmore. Mrs, Grilfcn was
introduced by Mrs. Il. II. Beardsley chair
man OF the home economic department OF the
club and she gave most illuminating talk
on the work of the food commission of Penn
sylvana She emphasized strongly the need
for cooperation between the women all over
the country and the Government
There will be no club meeting next Mon
day afternoon Instead, the club Will enter,
tain the Delaware County Association OF
Womans Clubs on Thursday afternoon of
next week. The program will he provided by
the visitors.
There will be n subscription dance under
the direction of Mrs. Charles g. letzel in the
Ridley Park auditorium tomorrow evening
The Red Cross branch out there is work.
ing hard to raise $3.50 to purchase an cleo
trio cutting machine, Mrs. William f. Hetzel
Mrs. l.. b. Disbro, Miss Carrie Hetzel and
Miss Jane DeVine are at the head OF this
campaign.
Lieutenant Ward HinlIson. son OF Mr. and
Mrs. Joseph A. IInkson, was at home over
the weekend,
Mr. Richard Shurter was also in Ridley
Park over the week k-end
Lieutenant Robert Staurfer was home over
the weekend,
Lieutenant Roger Haydock has returned to
camp after a furlough, which he spent with
his parents In Ridley Park.
Mr. Harry Norman, of Moores, was home
on a furlough over the weekend, which he
spent with his parents, Mr.. and Mrs, William
r. Norman.
Word has been received by Mr. Harry
Givens parents in Ridley Park. of his safe
arrival In France
Mr. George T. Hancock. OF Detroit. Mich,
has been visiting Mr. and Mrs. Charles e.,
Hetzel.
Mrs l.. H. Bryant has returned from Rich.
mond. Va, where she spent the winter with
her daughter. Mrs, William u. Murphy.
Mr.. Frank ID. Kane entertained at "A din.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-03-01
Celebrates 80th Birthday

Mrs j. l.. Mccartney has been receiving
the congratulations of her friends today
upon her eightieth birthday. Mrs. Macart-
ney's home is at Beaver Falls. Pa. where
her husband was for many years a professor
in Geneva College. but she Is spending the
winter with her son. Dr. Clarence Edward
Mccartney, at 2033 Locust street. Mrs.
Mccartney Is the mother OF four ministers
of the Presbyterian Church; the Rev. Ernest
Mccartney. OF Washington; the Rev, Rob-
ertson Mccartney. OF Waterloo, Ia, the
REV. Albert Mapartney. OF Chicago. and the
Rev. Clarence Edward Mccartney. OF the
Arch street Presbyterian Church. this city.
Mrs niacartnay ID the author OF number Of
books and is stin active IA Christian work
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-03-01
JUST GOSSIP ABOUT PEOPLE
Wonderful War Pictures Shown Last Night at the
!. Bellevue-Stratford for the Benefit of the
! &.-S Unpensoned French Soldiers

tain Kelly is now stationed ut western
camp in the Medical Officers IIcscryc Corps.
MIR George Henderson. who has been visit
ing IN the South with his parents. Mr. and
Mrs. John j. Henderson. has returned to
the city. and Is now staying at tho Ritten-
house Hotel.
Mr. and Mrs. John Casey and their
daughter, Miss Margaret Casey. have re-
turned to their home in Pittsburgh. after
spending some time at the Bclevue.Strat-
ford. The engagement Of Miss Casey to
Mr.. Richard McAllister of this city was
recently announced.
Mrs. C. A. Anderson. Jr will leave today
for Washington. u. G. to join her husband.
Lieutenant Anderson, who is stationed there.
Mr. and Mrs. James +. Magcc. Jr., an
nounce the engagement OF their daughter,
Miss Catherine Msgee, to Mr. Everett War
rem Earle L. S. A. \. s. Mr. Earle is the
sou of Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Ncwbold Earle.
OF Chelsea.
Miss Helene NJ. Graham, OF 1926 North
Eighteenth street will entertain her card
club tomorrow afternoon. The following
members will be present: Mrs. George Shafer.
Mrs. Frank Leland Jones. Miss Ida II. Powell.
Mrs Ethel Junk Miss Anne Ilaslett, Miss
Mabel Itutter and Miss Annie NJ. Gcorgeson.
Mr. and Mrs. Frederick Whitman Of Mid
dleboro. Mass celebrated their wedding an
niversary by a visit to this city last week,
spending several days with Mr. and Mrs.
Robert T. MacCreery. at 1904 Walnut street.
Mr. and Mrs. Whitman every summer have
a. number of their Philadelphia friends as
their house guests at their summer home.
kemah. at Eggemoggin, Me Among those
who entertained them while they were here
were Mr.. and Mrs. Julius Class. OF 32l2 North
Seventeenth street; Mr.. and Mrs. Walter
Scott Detwlor, Of city avenue. Bala. and
Mr. and Mrs. Lind Mason Baker, of 1905
Erie avenue.
The faculty of the Sunday school of the
Hebtew Literature Society held its monthly
meeting on Saturday evening at the home
of Miss Frances Saeta. 5Og Tasker street
Miss Anna Hershman. the principal. pre-
serted the faculty with new roll books care
fully worked out to remain permanent
record of the school. She also presented
each teacher with curriculum covering the
work of the term Refreshments were served
after the business meeting. The next meet
lug win he held at the home OF Miss jean
nette Wildcrman, of 1892 South Fifth street
Mrs. Nathaniel Solomon. of 5iI6 Chestnut
street. will entertain tomorrow evening in
honor of her sister Miss Adele Barr Mrs.
Solomon will he assisted by her mother. Mrs.
l.. Barr, OF New York: Miss Jean Sissenwine.
Miss Sara Brenner. Miss Reba Snyder. Miss
Sara Lipman and Miss Esther stein Miss
Barr has been spending the winter in phla-
delph.a
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age of twcuty-siN
This death puts into
mourning n large
circle of ariStoCratic
families OF the Fau-
hourg st. German.
The mother OF the
Duke OF I.uynes was
u daughter OF the late
Duke dc Ia Roche
ioucald DoudeauNille.
aud of his first wife,
Mademoisellc de Po-
llgnac. His father,
the ninth Duke OF
Luynes. was killed
at the battle OF
Patay IN 1870 during
the k'ranCo-German
war, leaN ing Il
widow, who W q :
barely one and
twenty, with two
children, tho present
Duke and the Ouch
ess de Noailles.
II he Dow ger