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The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-03-21
SURPLUS EXPLOSIVES TO
BE USED IN PEACE WAYS

WASHINGTON, March 2~t.-settle-
ment Of claims involving detailed in
~ventories and reviews Of accounts Is
slowing up cancellation Of war CON
tracts. the war department announced
Of $2,941, 0No, 900 in contracts recon
rnended for cancellation the actual clos
ing out had reached a total OF $685.
l32. 06S on Feb. az.
1t was disclosed also that explosives
valued at $12. 000, 900 had been trans
ferred from surplus stocks to the in
terror department for land clearing
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-03-21
CAPITALIST, STRICKEN
AT DINNER, Is DEAD

NEW YORK, March 2l~,---Frederick
Augustus Schermerhorn, q capitalist
and former trustee of Columbia unlversi-
ty, was stricken with apoplexy last
night while delivering an address at a
dinner at the Union club and died a
few minutes later,
Mr.. Sohermerhorn fought in the Civil
wal and was mustered out after he had
been breveted n captain FOR gallant
conduct at the battle Of, Five Forks"
He vas born in this city + years ago,
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-03-21

~NA
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msmbranes Is, that Of . cleansing,
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There are thousands of CRATE
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stationary measure. They gladly
testify - 10 its effectiveness In
keeping the family free from
sickness BY It's general and timely
use. Here are just . few such let
ters;
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-03-21

Our tNith in II 10 30 strong we use
1t for about everything. We have
never used anything 20 effective
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have never found anything to souai
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The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-03-21
Memphis, Tenn.

AempA'S' Tenn D. L. MOORE, % Madison ST.
we believe that the plain, sincere testimony bf these
grateful hearts 10 bstt1 than any display Of wctA which
va might print. IT,
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The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-03-21

Muco- soivent Co.
dentlsmen: You may be INTERCEPTED to know that We
have used your throat medicine, Muco-Solvent, for moro
than II years. We haye kept Il ready for use during all
Of this time and md Il q specific, not only for all kinds
Of throat troubles, but also for Inflammation or decoration
OF the mucous membrane surfaces. / would not feel safe
without Mueo-Solyent In the house.
q. y. srHwxRr. sSiib offinstoa Ave.
Evanston, III
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The past Sinmer I was taken with aiphtheritic sore
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remedy IN the house sna used I according to dirsetisnS
be able to eat breakfaa. I continued using the remedy
and within " hspgs my tAroat was entirsly well
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-03-21
TO NEW o R / T

PADUCAH, KY, March 81. (spl.)-
Miss JeSsica Hopkins, for several years
librarian at the Paducah Carnegie libna%
~, has accepted a call to the Tompkins
Square library, Of New York city, and
Will leave Immediately to take up her
work there. No announcement OF who
her successor will be has been made by
the library board. :
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-03-21

road building and similar work, and
that more than half OF the billion and
valued at $57, 900, zoo. would be disposed
for agricultural and commercial pur-
poses. The remainder Ia to be held for
the present by the ordnance depart
ment.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-03-21
"sarsl I use TtT
every time for any
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You can be happy-footsd In q mo-
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tender, raw, burning. blistered, swollen,
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OF corns. callouaes and bunions.
As soon as you put your feet in q
"riz' bath, you tust feel the happl-
ness soaking in, How good your poor.
old feet feel. They want to dance for
Joy, Wig il grand, 'Tis'' instantly
draws out all the poisonous exudatlons
which puff up your feet and cause
sore. inflamed, aching, svsaty feet.
Get q ascent box OF "Tln'' at any
drug store or department. store. Get In.
atant.foot relief Laugh at foot suffer.
ers who complain. Because your feet
are never, never going 10 bother or
make you limp any more.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-03-21
Quick Relief in
Breaking Up Colds
Many grateful families testify they 'woud not keep
house Without Muco-SoLOent constantly on hand"

IT Ii % eAAy TO "Oatch a cold" that almost everyone
10 4 7icim a. one time or another. And these colds
dcvelep 40 quickly that, II not checked at once, they may
result In = more serious condition. To DO prepared against
such IN emergeney 10 . wise preeautiou.
Anco-Solvent 10 4 wonderfully successful remedy in
srreating and relieving colds, coughs and all throat and
bronchial troubles. II IL . purely vegetable prepare
don; contains no cpiatas, min
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-03-21
section from 1000 to 5000 miles

away.
1.-THE public should provide a sane
System of taxation; 1t should cooperate
in such problems as ov~erproduction q
lumber, land classification, colonization,
relating to methods Of practice and
technical matters involved in a con.
~structive program Of forestry"
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-03-21
WHAT NDEPENpENcE

PARIS, March 21.-The chamber OF
deputies OF the Duchy Of Luxembourg
has voted unanimously to maintain the
Independence and autonomy Of that
country, according to advices received
here.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-03-21
Money at 8 Per Cent.

II you need money to either buy or
to pay, borrow under the Cannon plan
from the Memphis Savings & Loan
Corp, Goodwin Institute, adv.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-03-21
Muco-Solvent

iInfuenSa, Colds.
Coughs, Group.
Sore Throat, Ton
silitis, whooping
Cough. Bronchial
Troubles, Diph-
liberia, and those
diseases that at
tack the mucous
membrane.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-03-21
Mueo-Solvent Co.
"n xxfnitlA -.

MUGO-bOTVont Co.
We would. not keep house without Muco-soivert
constantly on hand. We not only value II for its marvel
Gus worth In all acute ailments accompanied with throa&
affections or cough, but for It's general usefulness as well.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-03-21

consider II one OF the best remedies on the market.
1 would not be without II In my house.
GEO. PEIPP, 7sS Nelson Ave-
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-04-26
WILL DANCE FOR HOSPITAL
Children's Homeopathic Will Benefit by
Entertainment at the Ritz

\ subscription dance at tho Ritz 'Arltou
lI"t2l for the benefit of the Children
homeopathic Hospital will be held tonight.
Exhibition dances will be given hl Miss
Eleanor Morris. Miss I.roncttc Rchfu>> and
Miss Florence Faurcr
Miss E.tcll" NJ I.aubrr is chairman Of
th" committee in charge and is assisted 10y
Miss Ella Bruuct. Miss Lconcttc Rrhru.>.
Miss Anna Sykes and Mrs. Cart +. i.auhor.
Th" patroncSsrs are Mrs. Clifford Back
man, Mrs. William Barr. Mrs August Eciu.
Mrs. trcdcrrl, Il. Brunrt. Mrs. T.. Iiuttrr.
worth. Mrs. Emerson Conrad. Mrs. Oliver
Eaton Cromwell, Mrs Thomas Dunniug,
Mrs. William u. Edison, Miss Mary EirhIrr.
Miss Mari" Eiscnlohr. Mrs Martin Eyoy.
Mrs. Frederick FocdiSrh. Mrs. George
E"CdiSch. Mrs. Susan Focdisch Mrs. Ed
ward Focrdrrcr, Mrs. Guy y. Grover. Mrs
Joseph lIancS. Mrs. Frederick IIaltcrman,
Mrs. +. Girard Ingram. Mrs. Carl +. Lau
Der, Mrs. \. l.conhardt. Mrs. W. Irving
Lex. Mrs. John Macnak. Mrs. =. y. Ma
thi"u. Mrs. Alfred Pcrpignan. Mrs. Fred
crirk Ray, Mrs. Charles RrhfuSS. Mrs. Wi
liam Ritter. Mrs. 4. =. Roscnbcrgcr. Mrs.
II. {. Rumpp. Mrs. Henry Rust. Mrs. \.
Schornhut. Mrs. George Shelly. Mrs. Rowe
Stewart. Mrs. +. 4. StotrSbury. Mrs. f. T.
Sykes, Mrs w. G. Thomas. Mrs. Clemens
Titzrk, Mrs. Gus NaScI and Mrs. Albert e.
WoerWag.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-04-26
WIN SIX HONOR FLAGS
Many Other Departments of Gloucester
Plant to Receive Them

SiN departments Of the WcSbHrh COM
nunl uiuut. Eiuuc"stcr City. have received
h"uor lag~ for going over their quota in
tine Victory Loan drvr They are the
chemical rr~,arcIa. finishing. ring sorting,
Ih"rrlInr. b, I,rudurr> and control laboratory.
\"\r Tur~,Ial, il is stated by DIR. Harlan =.
Miner. chairman Of rh" Glourr>trr commits
toe. twenty hv" other departments will re-
r"iNr similar flags.
Al meeting hrd at the plant yesterday
afternoon there were talks made by Benja
min l.. IhaViu. Of Newark. chairman of
til" New Jersey minute men; W. 5. Will
Hanson, secretary Of til" same organization
e.. A. Tal"m. chairman of the Camden
r"umry minute men. and Milton *. stanley
u county detective. They commended the
lIUO rIupIolrs Of the company. who are
mostly women, for oaniug their money to
the government.
\ drive will be- made at the Pusey 4
Jones shipl ards on Monday aud Tuesday.
Already several hundred of the shipyard men
have subscribed for the bonds.
Gloucester will go far over its quota ac-
rurdng To Doctor Miner.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-04-26
HAHNEMANN DANCE TONIGHT
Medical Colleges Fourth Ball to Bc
Given at Bellevue Stratfcrd

Tia" fourth annual dnuc" of the Eiahne-
n:nnu M"diral College will be- held tonight
in rur Rose Gnrd"u Of tia" B"Ilevue STRAIT
ford Hotel Th" program will consist of
y"ral >""rjiou> aud II number of opcratic
pI".,~ by III" llHhn"manu Orchestra.
Iarruu,~~r> are: Mrs. Leon 7. .\Shcraft.
Mrs. Glare ur" bartlett. Airs. Gideon Boe-
rirkr. Mrs. W. w Dought"n. Mrs. II. II.
Fbrrhnrd. Mrs. lrnu Tl"rjng Evans. Mrs.
L. &. Goldsmith. Mrs. John Gribbcl. Miss
Many T.. IL"buld. Mrs. y. BuShrod james.
Mrs. II"rhrr1 T.. Leopold. Mrs. Fulton r.
praIr. Mrs. William a Pearson. Mrs. How
are, &. Potts. Mrs. Grorg" W. Stewart. Mrs.
Goorg" &. 'Th"mn>. Ir.. Mrs. DiIlwyn Wis
tar The roumilr"" consists of J. Scwell
Stewart Cart Y. Fischer. Charles V. Ho-
gau. William II. GuiIIum. Harry Il. Mark
and Ilrury Br""L> lIarv,- chairman. Music
Nv linLLhrrg.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-04-26
EXTENSION SOCIETY PROGRAM
Lieutenant Harry Gordon Nilsson to Give
Concluding Lecture Next Week

l.i"ut"nant HAIRY .Gordon Nilsson. who
enlisted as II private in Lord Strathruna' 5
famous Horse and later went to Frnurr with
tn" first Canadian contingent. will give the
concluding lecture of the University Eylrn
sion Soccty'S season next week. William
Starr Myers will talk on needed reforms Of
the day and Edward Howard Griggs ON #
reconstruction program.
Owing +" Doctor Rafgue leaving this
country for Japan, China and Siberia where
h" Will gather material for his next year :
work. ms lecture ON current events Srhrd
ulcd for Tuesday evening, will not be given
The students orchestra of tn" Xrrkwcr-
Hahn Philadelphia Musical Academy. Fred
crick Hahn, director, will give Il symphony
concert on that evening. There will be sixty
performers.
The full weekly schedule follows:
Monday. Witherspoon Hall. : o'rlork--
Edward Howard Griggs. ''Thc War and the
Reconstruction of Democracy" 'Thc Fu-
ture of Democracy: the Program of Recon
structiOn."
Tuesday, WithcrspOon Hall. S:IJ O'Clock
students Orchestra of the Xeckwcr Hahn
Philadelphia Musical Academy. Frcdcrick
Hahn, director. Symphony concert.
Wednesday. Witherspoon Hall. I o'clock
William Starr Myers. "poIiticaI. Social
and Economic Problems of Today"
Needed Reforms, Political, Economic and
Social"
Thursday, WitherSpoon Hall. : o'cIork-
Lieutenant Harry Gordon Nilsson. Of the
First Canadians, "ln the Thick of II With
the First Canadians From Yprcs ro VinIy
Ridge" ClIustratedD.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-04-26
ORCHESTRA AT BEST
IN FRANCK SYMPHONY
Noteworthy Performance of Great
Work Given by Mr.. StokoWski;
Nine. PoVIa Frijsh the Sooist

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49,, wv" ~"
'""H AFTERNOON concerts oI 'ne
i"lIh""Ilha Orchestra had the 'hu' not
r">ipoucd Tia" npruing of thc season last
fail took ,Io... , 49, , MI.
,..,.,l. wy
way "''"'' " urge audi"h'"' Inc con
'''' "I"h'd win ia" over beautiful SYM
ru"n, in II minor Of Cesar Frourk. II beipe
tho ,nrnuL ,;,,, ,I; ... H.. :, -, -,
' "
'E'""'. rus nh"Hi "I All 'hUlc
>N"IW""I'~ maj an unusually poetic reading
10y \r StOluW>ki vino rnid prcat ottention
lu tho or,h,,,,.,,,,,I ,I,i. l;L T.; L..
,
'"' ''"''I'iI' ~ wet as I" the
'''In "' "r"H">i"aI detail which makes up
tn" @,naI color Of the work
Tin. rurr,,,,.. .,,,,. f.. ,l,
.., ,l. vas '"7
''"' ""> h''h d"h" during the
'"'h' ''d>"n. ih" composition sounded al
lI"~l ike gigunri,. piece Of chamber music.
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''''' '"'N h. """ 'hI>' TOO Wlthout the
>H-Ii">l loss of power in tho places where
III" NhoIr body /, in,olyod in Ioud passnres
'Ib,.. .,,,,,I,.,., ,
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-04-26

the ritftrftfrIut.uf VIII IN, fol-
lowed r,. u,r,.tup
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Mrs ,aIr ,ar'I uS''S W.; 'iin ,,o. IrgI., NrS
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pnttcr W.. rIi1nhoth Matthews. Rirbnrd.
son Nr. r S,hnnbrI Mrs TIoyd "
'ron,kins DR. Nurth, I'ro,y and Miss Mar.
Friends Of Mr.. John II. MrFaddon. ur
Nineteenth and Walnut streets, will be- glad
10 know that h" is couvalcsriug from his
recent illness aud is AT the GrUcnhIi"r.
'''''''' '''" ,u1-
Mr., and Mrs. ,;co.sc Sharn Muu>on Of
Iotrbcs Iouc uvorbr,ok hnyr rrturncJ
from Wbitr Suluhur Srrinrs. ybcrn tLry
gavc farewell luncheon at the Casino inst
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Mrs / J,rolus nuuuuu,,oI ,},. runu.r
prpt ur Lr, duuchtrr Miss Cl9ri>.o EYlrr
I,ruhus in ,;rnrrr Erwru C;r;Gi,b ur
n t,, Ii i, y w. Ii.
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Mr.. and Mrs. &. y. k"~N. "I Nrlu NnWr.
ar" hring congratulated on ii" birth Of II
daughter ON April II.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-04-26
NOTES OF THE MOVIES,
SCENARIO TO SCREEN
Plays and Players Appearing in
forthcoming Photoplay
Productions

rhi> is circus week at III" IlN"l Theatre
where "iloop La is being shown. with
billie Rhodes a. the star. THE entrance to
the theatre has been made 10 took like the
front Of circus tent while h" other decor
ntion> are within keeping Of the story un
fudrd upon the screen.
Grace Valentine, Il former Metro star,
aud now the leading lady in Lombard,
Limited, at the Lyric. is the actress So
I",'tnd to portray the role Of "Thr Tn
rhaStrmrd Woman" in the movie Of the same
name. It will b" presented here in II few
weeks,
"Oh. Boy" that delightful musical
comedy is being made into II moyi" with
June Caprice aud Creighton Hale as the
stars Parhr will rleasc the picture.
Despite rum0rs to the contrary, Pearl
White will continue to make serial produr-
tiouS for the pathc company aud her next
subject will be In Secret" which Is by
Robert W. Chambers.
Olive Thomas. wife of Jack Pirkford. is
appearing in The FOlicS Girl.' story
of the theatrical chorus girl type.
Eugcnr O'IBriCn has been made a star.
He will appear upon the Select program,
Arthur Guy Empey is TO appear In pic,
ture called Hell On Earth.
Il y
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-04-26
Reception to Leslie w. Miller

A reception for which more than 100 in
yitations were issued to the members of the
art organizations of the city. was rendered
yesterday to Leslie w. Miller by the Art
Club, of which he was one of the founders.
the twenty fifth annual exhibition is being
held. Mr., Miller was the first secreta..
Of the club and for many years its artist
yicc president. lie Is president OF the Pea Y
sylyania School Of Industrial Art. ~
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-04-26
GERMANTOWN HERO RETURNS
Lieutenant Johnstone, Given Croix os
Guerre, Arrives at Camp Dix

Lieutenant Henry w. Johnstone. 5353
Magnolia avenue, Germantown, awarded the
Crox de Guprre for bravery in action. bos
arrived in this country. after twenty one
months service overseas, and is now at Canp
Dix.
Lieutenant ]obnstone was decorated for
his services during July is to 20, while witha
General Mangin's Tenth French army. J'hs
section in which he was commanding officer
saw service along the whole of the FrencA
front. Lieutenant tombstone is expectaS
home within few DAYS Heis graduate n
Penp Charter School aud Yale Uniyersity.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-04-26

An interesting engagement, announced to-
day in New York. is that of Miss Helen r.
Russell. daughter of Mr.. Archibald D. Rus
sell. of "a East Thirty sixth street, New
York, and Mr.. r. Lawrence Benson, son of
Mrs. Edwin \. Benson, of Lynnewood. Chest
nut HILL Miss Russell is niece of Mr..
Percy Rivington Pyne. who is well known
in this city. Mr. Benson is "a brother of
Mrs. John H. Packard Sd, Mr. Edwin y.
Benson, Jr.. and Mrs. Alexander Benson.
Mexico He is a graduate OF Princeton. and
house, Racquet and University Clubs, Of this
city, and the Union. Racquet and Tennis and
University Clubs of New York. lie has
been living in New York for some time.
Mr.. Bensons father >the late Colonel Il. ~
Benson, was president of the Union League.
Mr. and Mrs. Edward r. Stotesbury, of
1925 Walnut street will give dinner-dance
next Saturday evening in honor of Mr.. and
Mrs. Oliver Eaton Cromwell.
The Delta Phi Delta Fraternity will hold
its annual banquet this evening in the
junior room of the Bellevue-Stratford at 8
o'clock The banquet will be given in honor
of the members of the fraternity who have
returned from service overseas. Mr., Gywnne
Richards is in charge of the affai"
The Philemon Dramatic Art Club will give
an entertainment on Monday evening at s
O'clock at the club rooms 4010 Chestnut
street, at which Miss Billy Hauser viii be
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-04-26

JNHERE are all kinds OF plans Tor til"
l. Devon Horse Show. and yesterday the
committee announced that its roster of Judges
for the show is complete.
Reginald Vanderbilt will iudg" harness
horses and harness ponies in conjunction
with Harrison l.. Van Srhaick. of Chicago.
James G. Marshall and Lewis f.. Waring.
both of New York. will judge SaddI" horses
and saddle ponies.
James *. Maddox. Of Warr"mtou. Va.
NJ. Roy jackson. Of Philadelphia. and Mr.
Waring will judge hunters and jumpers
Frank II. CavPn and Mr. Van Schaick will
Judge roadscrs. and the veterinary inSprr-
tors will be Dr. j. W Adams, DR.. j. &.
Bartholomew and DR.. +. w. Powell.
The Devon committee. which consists of
DR.. Tom Ashton. Charles Coke and William
Wanamakcr. .lr.. is cOngratuating itself
ifipon having procured such able Judges of
Nhorsehesh. Don't YOU like that "sporty"
talk?
Mrs. Archibald RarkIie. who is chairman
of the carnival to be held in connection with
the show, has been given the use of Mrs
Frank Clydc's home at 1921 Walnut street
for all of next Wednesday. The different
wompn's executive and Sub"ommittccS will
meet there to discuss the diverse activities of
their several organizations in connection with
the carnival. The meetings will begin at 10
o'clock and doubtless will last we'll into tho
evening. Now if that isn't efficiency, | asR
you?
Mrs. Charles \. Mum. who made such Il
splendid success as the chairman of the I}ryn
Mawr cup committc" last year. is arranging
for the prizes at the Devon show. Mrs. Paul
ID. Mills. Mrs. Num- sister. says the great
demand continues for boxes and they are
now at a premium
Mrs. Robert KclSO CaSSatt is giving Mrs.
Barklie first hand help in her many nrtivi
ties. while Mrs. J. kearSIPy Mitchell. :'d.
has taken charge # the Top Shop. which
makes it about certain that tn" children will
find many novelties in the toy line to add to
their collection at home
Mrs. Robert T.. Srrawbrdgr. last years
chairman of the Rryu Mawr Horse Show. has
accepted the chairmanshp of the Devon
ia fife committee and will b" in charg" of the
rattle booth on the polo grounds.
The activities Of the many committees in
crease with the nearer approach Of the event.
and it's about sure that this years Devon
Horse Show will be one big affair,
NANCY WlNNE.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-04-26

Daughter of MIR. and Mrs. John ".
Barnes. Of 1874 Hazel avenue, West
Philadelphia, who was maid of honor at
the wedding of her sister, Miss Dorothy
W. Barnes, and Lieutenant Edwin
Stuart MeCoaeh, ~ ). NJ. y2hieh tooil
place ON Monday
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-04-26

7 HEAR that Captain William 'odln" is
coming home this week on the I"vlathan
His father and mother have gon" over I"
New York to meet him, but his wifi" and
children could not 60. aS they ar" all ,hr'"
down with whooping cough. Isn't that to"
bad? You know the youngest baby was born
after Captain Bodnc had Eon" I" France,
SO he has not seen it yet. Mrs. Rodinc was
Angela Forney. and is certainty one OF III"
very prettcst of the younger matr"nS.
Captain Bodine was with tn" Seventy
ninth Division.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-04-26
JUST GOSSIP ABOUT PEOPLE
Nancy Uynne Talks OF Next Years DobSShe Hears OF the
Return OF Captain Bodiue and Lieutenant Elidson.
Deron Horse Shou Plans

no IOI KNOW that Margaret Dallcti.
~ who is TO bc debutantr next season
is very attractive young person. In color
ing she is great contrast to her sister. WI"
is Titan blonde. for Margaret has brown
hair and dark eyes. | saw her recently at
party for the younger set: and SUE was
wearing such a pretty whit" organdi" frock.
with high rolled collar at the back ol the
neck, and the skirt of the gown had Wld"
tucks and n sash of organdir tied in n great
how at the back. Margaret is the daughter
of the late Judge Morris Dall"tt and SISTER
of Marie Dallctt. who married Randall i'"n-
ington. Marie came out in the season ot
1911 IL, which will 60 down in history aS
having seen the debut of the prCtticst set OF
girls for years There wCr" the Roberts
twins, and Kate krcmcr. and Polly rage
and Marion Fowlc, and Marie Dallctt, ana
Rachel Lewis. Mabel Norris, Fila Brock
and oh. ever many others
Margaret Dalctt will he introduced at
tea in the fall