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New-York tribune., 1918-08-21
Question Contract Change

WASHINGTON, Aug. 20.--Inquiry into
tho reasons prompting the army quar-
termaster's department to change con-
tractors while construction work was
in progress at Camp Jackson. South
Carolina, on improvements involving
about $1O,000,000 was instituted to day
by the Senate military subcommittee
Investigating the quartermaster's de-
Salem, n. C., testified that his contract
was revoked after he had expended
about s2,Ooo000. He said he had suffi-
cient credit to complete the Job when
he Was notified to discontinue work.
Colonel f. Nj. Gunby. acting officer
in charge Of cantonment construction.
testified that Mr.. Hams work was
satisfactory, but that the change was
made because his financial resources
were questioned.
New-York tribune., 1918-08-21
"Home Hospital' for
Troops To Be Opened

A convalescent hospital for wounded
soldiers where their families may be
with them will be opened by the New
York War Camp Community Service, at
lib East Twenty first Street.
Physicians in army hospitals have
found that during the convalescent
stage inconsistencies and lonliness play
4 larger part than does actual illness.
and recommended to the War Camp
community Service that such home
be established. Soldiers who have
reached the point where they only re-
port to the hospital for treatment
Will be admitted to the new home,
where they will remain until they are
lit for service again or discharged.
Members of their famiie will be
admitted to'the home at low rates
The house at 115 East Twenty-first
Street has been the home of Mrs.
schuyler Schieffelin. The committee
IN charge of establishing the new home
Is IS composed of Mrs. Frederic E. Lewis,
znd, Mrs. Anna Hutchins, Mrs Mac
donald Sheridan, who will be resident
hostess. and Mrs. James Madison Bass
New-York tribune., 1918-08-21

a hundred of them, l believe, for I
| asked the young woman in charge Of
them-JuSt the same number that were
waiting to take their places.
but, oh, the difference-the awful.
! lndescribable difference that proves
without need of demonstration what
one OF our summers can do with city
! children
1T wasn't that the returning Fresh
AIRS were so much fatter, or so much
orowner, or so much redder. That. of
course, they were, too, as | knew they
would be.
No, it was the noise-the run and
the laugh and shout of them-that
made the glorious difference. When
they ieft they were quiet, white, worn
out little mothers and housekeepers.
Ihey returned perfect mob of tom
boys-all OF them at least ten wears
younger. Yes, l mean it!
L felt had to write you and tell Won
that we are grateful for it all. You
know how the children feel a]resdv
But this is the way we feel! Sincerely
yours.
CHARLOTTE FRANKEL RosEN-
BAUM.
is there any need to add anything to
TINS as recommendation of the work
the generous people who love children
Air Fund? e'N
Within the week beginning TODAY
the fund is going to add the essential
noise to 1000 boys and girls like those
described above by sending them to
the country-if it can raise the Sc 600
necessary to pay the cost of the under
taxing But the money must be raised.
New-York tribune., 1918-08-21
5th Ave. and East Side
United by Canning Bees

The democratizing influence that
comes of a common purpose, even if
that purpose is only the preserving
Of food, has been one Of the most i'm
portant results of New York City's
six weeks preserving campaign, &C
cording to DR.. Mary Swartz Rose, dep
uty commissioner of the Bureau of
Conse rvation.
"The woman who came to the can.
ming centre in her car worked beside
the East Side mother who gave up her
annual trip to Coney Island to can
food for her family" said DR.. Rose
"and this contact of woman with
woman was one Of the best phases of
the work. The work was city-wide
not confined to any one part of the
city or any special group of people
Ten thousand women availed them
selves Of the opportunity.
New-York tribune., 1918-08-21
Award Parade Prizes Tomorrow

The award of prizes won by the
various groups in the city's Fourth Of
July parade will be made at 3 o'clock
tomorrow afternoon. The medals and
diplomas will be presented by Mayor
Hylan from the steps of the City Hall
Exercises accompanying the prosenta-
ton of the awards will be under the
auspices of the Mayors Committee on
National Defence.
New-York tribune., 1918-08-21

Because of the illness of Marjorie
Rambeau, the opening of "Where Pop
pies Bloom" the new play Of which
she is the star, has been postponed
from tonight to Monday night.
Cyril Maudc will open the Empire
Theatre for the season on September
30, with "Thc Saving Grace" by Had
don Chambers. Rehearsals under the
direction of the author began yester-
day. In the cast arc Laura Hope
Crewes, Betty Murray, Charlotte Gran
Vile, Annie Hughes, Edward Douglas
and William Devercaux.
Morton Selten, last seen in Maude
Adams's company in "A Kiss for Gin
derela," has been added to the cast
of "Humpty Dumpty," of which Otis
Skinner is the star.
"Tiger Rose" approaching it's 4OOth
Theatre up to Mr.. Skinner and Hump
tyDumpty" on August 81, and will play
four weeks engagement at the Man
haitian Opera House before touring the
chief cities.
Following the opening of 'Lightnin' {"
at the Gaiety Theatre next Monday
night, Smith & Golden, its producers,
will turn their attention to "Three
Wise Men," new play. by Austin
Strong.
The Irving Place Theatre, once the
| home of German drama, has been
leased by Maurice Schwartz, and will
be devoted hereafter to Yiddish plays.
The season will open on August 20
with a new play by z. Libin, called "a
Man and His Shadow"
The two circuits of the Liberty
theatres in the training camps we're
consolidated on Monday by the mill
tary entertainment committee of the
War Department Commission on
Training Camp Activities, in special
! session at the Offices of Daniel Frch-
man. AS the productions became in
creasingly elaborate it was found nee
essary to standardize the size and ca
! pacity of the theatres, and this led by
easy stages to the merger.
Owing to the tremendous success of
Irving Berlin's military revue "Yip,
Zip, Yaphank," at the Century Thea
tire, it has been arranged by Major
General j. Franklin Bell, one of the
revue's stoutest partisans. that it may
| continue q second week at the Cen
! tury.
New-York tribune., 1918-08-21
Service Flag Has 4,OOO Stars

SCHENECTADY, N. Y. Aug. 2O.-A
ssrvice sss flag, bearing 1000 stars, repre-
s;ai.lhg ,a;i;.g members OF the order now in
military and naval duty. was unfurled
ana dedicated to-day at the opening
session of the sixty-ninth annual con,
vention of the New York Grand Lodge
o. the Independent Order of Odd Fci-
lows. Governor Whitman attended the
ceremonies and delivered an address
nooat one thousand delegates are in at
New-York tribune., 1918-08-21
HENRY LEWIS DANIELS

MONTCLAIR, N. j., Aug. 2O.-Henry
Lewis Daniels, one of the founders of
the New York Produce Exchange, died
in the Mountainside Hospital, ut Glen
Ridge, to-day, after an illness of three
weeks. He was eighty years old He
moved here seven years ago from Glen
Ridge. He will be buried Thursday at
Roscdale. He leaves three daughters,
Mrs. Clara Hague and Miss Marion
Daniels, Of this city. and Mrs. Harold
Brown, of CALDWELL N. ].
New-York tribune., 1918-08-21
Paris Symphony Orchestra
To Tour American Cities

BOSTON, Aug. 2O.-The Paris Sym
phony Orchestra, under the auspices of
the French government, will give
number of concerts in leading Ameri-
can cities next fall, it was announced
here to-day. The orchestra will arrive
in New York in October. All profits of
the tour will be turned over for war
relief purposes
New-York tribune., 1918-08-21
REV. w. X. FRICK

MILWAUKEE,, Aug. 20.-The Rev. w
X Frick, y. D., English secretary of
the General Council of the Lutheran
Church OF America. died here today
was best known throughout the coun-
try as "thc Bishop Of Wisconsin,"
New-York tribune., 1918-08-21

Strikes ON London's s
ransit Lines Grow
More Women Leave Work in
Subways-Over $4,000 En-
ployes Are Out

LONDON. Aug. 2o.-The ranks Of the
London omnibus and street car strikers
were further reinforced this morning
by more women workers on the under
ground railways, where, however, a
number of women still are working.
Yesterdays congestion on, these sys-
TENS was witnessed again to-day. More
than $4,000 employees are out on strike.
New-York tribune., 1918-08-21
Drama
Under Orders" at the
Eltinge, Seen With Two
Actors in Cast

."under Orders" by Berte Thomas
with Shelley Hull and Effie Shannon
at the Eltinge Theatre, presented b,
A. II. Woods, with the following char.
acters:
Arthur A Ford, captain in the American army.
MTs; Ford, his mother
Captain Hartmann Of the 1nns-io1 cuord
Frau Hartmann. his mother e''a- 'u''''
New-York tribune., 1918-08-21
Wilson Back in Washington

WASHINGTON, Aug. 2O.--President
Wilson returned to Washington this
morning, after his brief vacation on
the Massachusetts coast.
New-York tribune., 1918-08-21

Total August 20. 1918. ..........s .s3e, ,12e. "a
Contributions, preferably by check or
money order, should be sent to the
Tribune Fresh Air Fund, The Tribune,
New York.
New-York tribune., 1918-08-21
Plays and Players

Because of the illness of Marjorie
Rambeau, the opening of "Where Pop
pies Bloom" the new play of which
she is the star, has been postponed
from tonight to Monday night.
New-York tribune., 1918-08-21
NsI3IlEXXEIXZ17I

PRESENTED by the DIVISION OF FILMS
COMMITTEE ON PUBLIC INFORMATION
GEORGE CREEL, Chairman.
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WANT MATHEWSON FOR
SERVICE IN FRANCE

NEW YORK. April IA decision as:
- whether Ehr;Si"lrh.f MI!hawSon will
hr released from III" management: al
:h. cincinnati National 1r1ru" club. in
order /" go ~ France I" pr0m"t" base
ball am"rl: III" American troops. may
h. r,:,'hrd al Il conference in PITTS
hurE;r t"-mnrrnw hriw-"n MIth"wSnn
ana August lirrrmann. president Of tho
t.Nclnuat! club.
\ Telegram /" This "tfcc; WAS ~
c"iNcd her" from Mr.. hermann to-day
hy William NJ. Sloane. cha H'r.an -! the
War Work cnuuril IL III" Young Mems
I'hrIStjnn Association. Nr. Sloan" yes
l"rday S"mI tell grams to IN" Cincinnati
president and Math"w$"n. asking that
;h,. manager IL. released from ma jur
ha -,i,al So :hni hr might respond to
an appeal from Franc" fer Alath"wsnn's
e"rv!,ra.. In"rr Ma;hrwSOn Is under"
s'""d ia b." IN Indianapolis to-day.
l;y n popular |"i" i:I!rnG tn" troops
in Franc" Interested IL baseball Ninth
rwS"ir. id"I e. thousands uf American
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CLUB CONCERT
GREAT SUCCESS
EVERY NU"ER OF STUPENDOUS
ARF" PoR RED CROSS BEN
EFT A WINNER
2. ". Show Well Attended and ts a
Clever Production; Repeated
Tonight

a hril!irnt success in every numh.r
was ,hr achievement Of the concert last
evening at tao Scottish Kite cathedral.
given by III" Music department "f tho
wanran'$ club for the benefit Of the r. d
Cross. The programme Included Wheel
inS'S for"mos: musical artists.
TIL. club chorus. which on sn many
former occasions has t.iight"d large
and appr"C.ativr auiirncrS. OPENED last
evenings Incompatible cnnc"r: with
three r;.rN S"le"tlnu> followed By 4 Pol
"natS" executed by Mrs. Ed Stifrl and
the Misses Sara M.tZr"r. Erslyn Boo
h"c. lnd I."na Kraft. Mrs. J. l. Il. Con-
nslly'S excellent rendition of the Flow
"r Rain highly I!";LS:d her listeners.
Mes>!anrcs Anna Hilton Otto and Robert
VI. Grove "Xscutcd their parts with Tho
usual perfect poiS". Miss carrie Brand
lass displayed wonderful volume in an
unusual SOLO.
Song Of n" Piszt,'' was rrnd" red by
Michael G.aJ"nl. who together with Mr..
Herman Smokey assisted tn" ladh's in
the undertaking ''Th. Dusk Witch"
WAS quit" IN extraordinary song. sung
with p'rf""t precision by AIr>.f;triu.S
Frank t';,-Ei". Robert Il. Marshall. $. ".
NnyEs and. Miss Hazel SEAMAN. Mrs.
Flora .tnnah Williams versatile voice
vas wonderful in wv" good numbers. tn"
second Of which. Have You Seen Him in
Franc" drew forth arpla,i$.. that rang
through the auditorium. Mss .td"laide
Shockey. accompanied by Mr.. Shockcy.
"Nscutcd extraordinary t.chnirt:r in m
Instrumental piece. TIL: final number
was Il supreme closing by the entire
chorus 10 m evening OF rar" musical
nnchantNent
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Carroll Club Show.

'7'h" E"vu" Of 1875" rhr extraordinary
v"drvill" Shuw Staged by thu carroll
rlEh at that auditorium last evening
ahOUnirh in the pep and clever actiu:;
that il S''i'inui seen OUTSIDE. III" profess
$lUtInl ranks.
rh. jokes wrr,. new. IN" dancing rl"r-
or and tn, songs put their EXECUTORS"
oyer IN" top III local amateur ih''airr-
calls. Tn" minstrel part. however. WIS
not tn" who'll, show by lunr odds. FIR
tie second part. consisted "f Il class
musical act. in which Il h'vy II local
girls exhibited unusual talent. Miss
Esther Carson sang "Whr nth" l|"yH
Conn, llun..'' in hrr own irimitahi" man
n.r. 4 novel int"rnrctrtivc danr" Haa
tn. act nr Miss Martha Miller.
TIL" "xtr"m"Iy fnrny farce. And His
Wife IAN" Enrk.' was Il great hit with
thu. capacity ,h"uS". This plaYl"i IN
rlidrd Howard Ray. I.,"n downing. Al
bert iIarth. Haven RObh and byron
Leach.
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About People
hovements OF individuals to
and From the City.

! e. II. Copp. ID. Garth Hearne and
+ Lawrence f.. Sands have left for Ma
rion, Ky. where they will look after
! business interests.
! Miss Marie Stufar, Of Clarington, is
! The guest OF South Side friends thij
! week.
Mrs J. Zitzman. Of Pittsburgh. has
! returned 10 her home after visiting To-
ca friends.
Word WAS received yesterday from
Captain ". H. Blandlord, L. S. A. In.
fantry. now in France, that he Was
right in thu midst of the active fight
ing Captain BlandfOrd is a McMH1,-
! en-. ". Va. boy.
: d. II. L. Parrish. formerly city edit
or of The Intrlli2rnrrr. has gone TO
Pittsburgh.
0. t.. Carter of Middlcbournc, is in
: the city. on business.
Miss Florence Hutchinson. Of tho Y.
, ". G.. A.. will leave to-day for brief
t visit with her parents at New Martins
villr
! Mrs. Henry Stahl is visiting Mrs.
William Russell. 1T SiSterSvillc.
Miss Elizabeth Norton is confined
! to her houm al the Y. W. {. 4. on ac-
count Of a severe illness.
Mrs. Lewis. general secretary Of the
y. W g. A., has recovered from 4 re-
cent illness.
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z. W. Girls In Great Play.

Another entertainment Of las, aren.
ing which proved m. rsndovors for :,
larrc gathering was ..Tn, National
N,>-azine. = ,,I.,vI..t nr,,,,,,..u, for ,bs
l..,.fit az III. r,,,fcr,.uc.. <urd of tb..
I'.dc-,;in, Of 1ndrstr,,, t.,uhs rr ths
y a. e.
TIL. stnrr ,n,rs v.,., Nf.s S,,,h
Tark.un nnr<rrtl,. nrr,r,v;ro th, rio
~ ..,l,. ,,,,tb,-" u.ho :, y,.i,,,- ,,-eu,J-
,..I nv h.r I.,,I.d v,r,r,. I,u,,l,,r N,--
...L-,.:i,. T., h..Ii,.rc thar ".rh.. .E,ri,,n,I
N,.ox5, J., ~, h., ,-i,,,,.,t -. ~,
d., >r;.- L-,.t.,.. i.fr as 49,.
,;.,r,-.-- =. ,,.,r,.. .,r,;f.I r.,
cover II tn. mr,h ,!,...4;ss..l rYar.z,n..
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McEeuGy-RogerS.

AnEruU'' alrHl WIS nIaiI" N'$i"rGn!
eff the mnr"ar" at Mis- laura ]. Rogers
daughter q; COL W. ". Rogers. II South
thaI I'm" street. ~ Nj. Edward j. Mo
kenny "f south .Ilr"h street. the ,','r"-
mons. hnyin= mr.u p"rf"rnI"d ,S"In.' i''r''
AKA. hut had ben kept Il <""rri nG!!l
Iu>t I" i"r.' an. d"rur,ui" IT Mr. AND
Mrs. ", Kenny last evening. for i;::lii-
NOR" H.. frrn"r h"iII: ~ route Ia camp
Meade. Md. %inppIHE "ff fer Il short
VISIT with friends ia tn. NnrYlnud Ely.
wh"r" Mrs Mrkcnny viii r"nnin f"r
an rXtruh,d visit. ln,h y"uuG I-"rl'.
ar" we'll kI"wn thr"ughuiu tn" city
IN" groom ha! InE h"n CONNECTED with
ilI. Strr"hmann BAKERY f"r S'in. TIM.
while III" bride :s I"ry popular among
large circle II fri.r,is.
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thorn Events for IN" moro elite ar"
l~.iug arranged NJ tn" suggestion of WILL
known persons "f Western f"nnSXlrn-
nia and West Virginia. i'"r In" present
tho big d,nn"r-d9ur" on Saturday nights
is the most interesting event. E"Ein-
ming next month. thor" will /" SIX gala
days 4 week.
Among the West Virginia guests 1t
the SUNNI, this week W.T." the follow
INK from Wheeling: Mr. and Mrs. -. II.
t;rllnIn Misses White. Miss y. Moore.
Miss Betty Boyle and Miss H""" nan"-
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Don M.rTirnHn was exceptionally VOL

DON M.c-irn:,n waS exceptionally wcll
y.r";VC-,i.
No snail part "f tn programme" did
the 'Sulutu.r Girls M!uStr"lS occupy.
with Miss Center CT Attraction. enacted
in the clu~t at;r:lrijv"' Of In'nn"rS hE
Miss Georgia HISS. Ia whom ais" goes
the credit of Coaching III" "ntlr" group
in this rS,rt nt the show.
4 Colonial Doll danes was Il charm IN Z
Ettlr performance ii tn" youngsters.
under th., f,irrrtinn "i Miss Frances ~
Ear. Then came thu "'rinl" t" l'"tlr"
Page. ~ represent Nh famous FISK a"-
vertiSrmcuts. this being enacted hy
little RcSe D..ltiaSi. In" fashion Soc
linn as may hc supposed. dr''w i"rth
much favur'lhlr .rumnrnt. Us ~" Inst
rninut. gowns Tor nIifldy's wa-dr"h'
,verr exhibited "l charming models. IN"
dresses being l";r.d by tn" Si"u" and
Thum;tS company.
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WAR RECIPE
FRIDAY
OFT NEAL >
WHEATLESS s.ufha&A
VT NO r1FAn cIlhrKER9 lWiHIEl.
ThSIN [E NtL-AkLAST IISpS TINliH ~
CONTAINING N1irAT r.
rtalinn Rice.

ON" cup rae. tablespoons hu''"r
substitute. :" cups iumat""S. ] i"a~p""u
sail. /. cup grated cheese. tablespoons
Ch"Iirml gre II i"pi"rS.
M"Ih'h: t'n"k rice aS directed above.
Melt hii!"r substitute. in SAUCEPAN: add
green I,i.i'"I and cook liz" minutes. Md
cooked rice. ium;tl""S anu SIi. Let
cook uur:I t"!nH'r.S ar. $niI. Midi ;h"
grated ch,-.Sr and ruutInu" ''"k,nI un-
al "l;""s" l< melted. - rye ~ once.
Fast" Tins ia inIr cook book.
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HAS NOT ACCEPTED.

WSSH1EGTOE.Apr 25.-Aftcr day
&c congratulations from Democrats and
Republicans Of both houses and Of many
conferences with his political and per-
Sornl 'nt;matcs. Speaker Clark an
nounrnd tonight that nc would not de-
eide until Tomorrow whether ne would
resign III" Speakers chair TO accept
Governor Gardeners proffer Of the sem
atnrShin to succeed the late Senator
Stone. Of Missouri
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Municipal Concert.

Ia $'''ri"t community concert Of th.'
MHnI''ilrIl hand has h-.u ;ll;i"Inr"d iu
taxi rl:"'" "Wednesday evening. May =
~ IN" i'"iIrt theatre. and giving every
pr"TnlS" IF SURPRISING IN" brilliant sue
"'.SS accorded the initial "v"rt, In af-
di,i"u /" Il splendid program "f concert
music. Hr"n which :hc MY prominent
musicians who Compr!S" this nrganizn-
il,rn haV" been rGhrnr$irr for :hc past
weeks. several excellent vocal Numbers
by WEDDINGS best known artist will
play II" small part IL III" evenings en-
."rtninncnt.
Even at this early da;" n hiE sale nf
tr,.k"'s is reported. which !nrludrs III"
large reservations If Mr.. and Mrs. a.
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fans was selected as the man most dc.
sired To develop the game on the west
'rn front. according TO q message re-
":iy"d from Mr.. Sloane yesterday from
T.. r.. Carter. in charge Of Y. NJ. {. a
activities in France. Mr.. Sloane in his
telegram Ia MathrWSOn said:
" Such an opportunity has never
boon presented la any man. We .-nrt
hopeful. II this appeal is placed befor.
your 0Itnag"lu"nt they will see in IT n
chance ~ %HrIc lluu.andS of AMERICANS
now enduring The terrific strain and
max: II great contribution toward win
ming the war"
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Celebrates Her e5th Birthday.

Mrs. Mary FranHh"im. "f lGi" Mar.
will nhS"rN" IN" S"ih HnnIv' rSary or
her birth to-day. 1t VIII m y Quiet
family fnthcring At IN" F'ranAh"In
home. Among those attending Will j."
h''r sous. Edward +. r'rauHh"!n. "t
Wheeling. and Captain Albert n. tranz-
helm. Of Sl"uh"nvill". a. WILL AS other
d"SC' n,lautS. y host If Mrs Franz
h"iui'S friends will wish Ia" nanny more
YEAR "r artiVity and I""d health.
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Lecture Cancelled.

Tn" lecture on civic Efficiency In
War Time" which was tn have been
given this aftcrnurn by Mrs Lucia
.AnrS Mead "f Boston. in n" Srrir; Of
lI:;CuurScS being delivered ~ thu Wh,el-
ing Teachers Lecture Course AT the
high school. has been cancelled. owing
T." the inability OF thr speaker 10 he
herr on this date.
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Another Draftce Honored.

y number &c friends ~ Edward Nir"l.
on" 81 IN" I'"''L 'l"yS" I,ahlur up ~
days contingent leaving for camp
Meade. @:tI" "a rl,'IIphlful IitjI" par
Wednesday, "N"Hinc. which h"n"r,'I ihIS
drhfIr". Th'. party SPORT III" f"rr part
uf tn" cN"uin= III t~'wiiIIH at th" MIS.c
alleys. combining WIKI lam h""n at
III" f"lWru grill
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Meets at the Summit.

Sn.,r,a; piSr",rh "a ~" Trlt.lIC"n""r.
UNIONTuWN April "i.--F'"''h "arn
day nf spring hrlu-;S NOR" S"''",y buds
AID sn..i.ty folks I" thu popular SUM
ruit ho,"l. wh'r. ManagSr Leopold
lIcyu has n royal -'.""rtlIN awaiting
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wedding Anniversary.

Mr.. anil Mrs. Edward Golden rni"r'
tain, 4 Il nuruhrr of fri"uis last evening,
4, their hninr on South Wood street. III"
rccnSi"u marking tn" SECOND anIrv"r-
sary nt their marriage. Nar!nuS Ga'n"S
w"r" INDUCED In 10y tn" guests and II
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Party for Guest,

Miss I"S"rhrn" Sm,;h rrt"r'aIn.r!
with i patriotic party "Wednesday "v'-
n'u%. ~ Il r"nrlIm"n; ~ her huuS.-
gU"s'. Miss Agn"S Williams. of rI",,.-
land. uhi". rh" guests enjoyed f,Sri-
Rating r:fiI..S and rmi~ic'l selections
until II lat" h"ur Wh Ii Il course I,ncn-
con WAS H"rtci
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Miss tiara julia .Ni'l'r and Mr.. .I"ht,
Nrt"l case wvr" quietly married iu-tlnv
NJ - "'rh"'t. - ii!'. h"m,. -. Tia. hrrl..'S
parents ~ !: rl"i, - rect Th, ceremony
w:> pert arru"H lay Rev. i. \. En!"r. If
tn" li"ir Rosary church. Miss N,l"r
Was charming ~ = %tli "f grey with
''""SS"fl"$ (" mHl'h. Sl" carried :.
lmUfiu"t "f sweet I"HS- 'Fh,. only al
'iWlunt WaS Tia best man. Mr. Louis
=. t'nS''. Il brother If TIN. i:rm"n;.
Immediately f"Il"winE IN" ceremony
It delicious wedding dinner was S"rv..ct.
tn" dining r""nI WAS beautifully deco
rated III rnngnriiIS while IN" table DECO
r:I'r'nS ~ r. sweet I"'Ns and Sin.irX
Mrs. case. who Is on" ii thr most
charming "f t!i' Younger girls '"r IA"
city. j. tn daughter nf Mr. and Mrs.
Lewis E A''lrr. Mr.. GO. is ;h" sun "f
MIR AMI Mrs. I. - case. Of chelsea
street. Il" holds Il position with the
carter oil -.
NJ and Mrs. CAS-. l'.fi Tins afternoon
IL Il short w"!t!u: lrir