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EPOPULARES
10 QUE Es REALMENrE LA Gotta

miento de la gotta proyendrian sin
duda de unaeinstituci6n que Sc esta
| bleciera PARA atender especialmente a
los gotosos, y en- donde Sc les examina
"a Embellishments, como Sc hace con
los diabeticos.
Durante les ataques de Ia gotta Ell
paciente debe supetarse q Ia siguiente
Gieta:
l. En- el desayuno, manZanas o plata
nos, ~cereales con crema y azucar. IN
Fhuevo,- un vase de cafe de cereal con
crema y azGcar, pan y mantequilla.
En- Ia cumida: un huevo, papas fri
tas con mantequilla, ~frijoles cocidos o
fritos azzos o macarrones, manzanas
fritas con azucar Y un vase de leche.
| Para Ia cena: arroz con mantequi-
lila. 'crema- Queso, pan con mantequllla
peras cocidas y pudding de arroz.
La dieta para el gotoso cTanico de-
lie estar bien equilibrada. calculada
para que no disminuya las fuerzas del
~paciente. Para un hombre que pese
$50 libras, setenta gramos de proteina
principalmente de origen vegetal; 200
gramos de carbohydrates. $50 gramos
de grasa, que proporcionan 25O0 ca
lorfas, es III a1imento suficiente.
La sal deoe usarse muy POGO en- los
allmentos DEB gotoso porQue tiende 3
formar IN Gep6sito de urato sodicos.
Ell aqua, especialmente las minerales
| al:nas, sivcr mucho para ayudar a Ia
elimination, pero los atcalis y las "a
cuas alca!inas pueden tamhien causar
n formacioI de uratos, por 10 que
deben evitsria a toda costa.
FL tratamIento especial para Ia 80
II, como cast para todas las enferme
dades. es l. NATURALIZATION del IA
clente. pues como ha dicho I'm sabio
! redico mo6erno: "No hay enfermeda
des. sino enfermos."
Algunas o~cupaciones, como G3as de
los plomeros. p~edisponen a "a gotta.
por 10 que ser!a una i~nsenzantez pc
ner a dieta 4 IN plonero gotoso y per
nitric que ~continuara en- aquella ocu
raci6n.
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FL Fstado de Moreios esta pobre.
pero tranquilo". dice 81 Excelsior
rs docir. un Estado fil6sofo que vtve,
como Di6geres. coatento de su miseria
- On ., cual los c~iudadanos, aunQue
con Ia tripa pegada ror 81 hamhre
esrhn mas que satisfechoS con esa paz
Que made hasta sus propios estoma-
Cos.
Menos mai que los mcre!enses toner
a cosa asi. pacificamente. y no aspiren
q Ia riqueza perturbadora y POGO en-
vidiable de Tampico y otras reg1oneS
donde 81 bien abunda el Ginero esca-
sean las pe-Spectivas ~tranquIl2s u
bic!aron feliccs a los pastores de Ia
Arcadia y a los apreciables sujetos
de las mil Y picos de noches.
"Nueva Patria''. .~,eri6dico de Mon
terrey dice es,as cosas increibles. en-
6efensa dc Pablo Gonzalez:
Pablo Gonzalez es q HOMBRE-
CORAZON''. "Pondrenos en- 81 frente
ina corona de laurel. "Es vsct:ma de
ia envidia......"
No sabemos 81 81 denodado y leal
Gonzalez habra prescntado va demanda
Dor iujuriaS contra "Nueva Fatrla'.
81 10 hiciere. estaria en- ~perfecto dere-
enc. porquc las alabaDGas de "Nueva
parria'' solo como Ur descarado enc
yeo So pueden admitir.
LIamarle = Gonzalez hombre lie CO.
raz6n. honrado." etc, es 10 misIno que
de~.:rle que no tiene bigotes nj cejaS V
que fIt el p~artidario mas fiel de 1on
NeAustiano.
Una opinion de Francisco Murguie
que viene a ~enriqUecer 81 acerbo dc
los c~onceptos denisrantes que tenemos
de Pablo GoCzalez:
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NOC'EE"kS@g
DOS MUcHAcHOOS MExiCANoS
aHOGADOS EN- Ell RIO BRAVO

EAGLE PASS. Texas. julio 9I.-Dos
j~uvencitos mexicanos perecteron ahoga
dos en- 81 Rio Bravo al estarse ba-
naEdo. ayer. FL mayor contaria ape
mas IS amos de edad y Sc ama5a
Feline Gonzalez Y e. e ~ Rafael Mar
tfnez. no cumplfa aun los 10 amos.
Los j6vencs trataban de cruzar Ell
rio cuando fueron cogidos por un tuer
te remolino que hay hacia el lado me
Xicano. que los sumi6 sin que pudie
ran salir n IL superficie. Hasta ahora
no Sc ha podido los cuerpos.
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pROFANACIONES Al HlMNO MA
ClCNAL MExlCANO

TAYLOR. Texas. julio 25.-La colonia
.mexicana DC este lugar Sc halla suma
mer.te indignaGa a causa de las pro-
fa~nacioues Que desde hace algun item
DO Sc vicnep hacienda a nuestro Him
70 Nacioual. tocandolo sin el menor
en- c:ertos luEares non sane
tos.." en- dnnde es bailado por ind!ri-
duos que parece Sc complacen en- ma
Ger esa aj:enta a los mexicanos.
Como tai oosa constitute un YER
dadero insrllto para los meXicanos y
para nuescro pals, un Grupo de compa
trictas desea que Sc eleve una energica
protesta cn 81 nombre Y or 81 de to-
dos los mexicanos ontra csc acto de
csos s~ujetos. entire los que desgracia-
Gamente Sc Cuentan tamhisn algunos
Gescendientes Ge m~eXicanos.
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LOS cA8ALLEROS DE COLON VI
SlTARAN AL PAPA

NJEVA YORK. Julio 2S.-Un men
sale recibido aquf por cl ArzobiSpo
John Bonzano Delegado Apost6lico del
papa en- los Es,ados Unidos. da cuen-
"a de que 81 santo Padre Benedict
XIV ha fijado q dia 90 de Agosto en-
trante. como IA iec!ia para "a fcstivl-
dad rcligiosa de los Cabal!eros de CO.
lon en- Ia Ciudad Santa.
Ese dia el Pontffice romano dara u
diencia 4 los peregrinos de los Caoa-
lleros de Colon. CUE saldran de este
puerto para Roma el dfa I de Agosto
Dr6Simo.
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Subroyondo- las Noticlas > $

Me resulta simpatico Huerta junto
a .peludo de Pablo Gonzalez.
Siquiera aquel era homDre".
Ast Sc expres6 MurguIa durante los
dias tragicos que p~recedieron a Ia sae
Ida de Carranza de la Capital de la
Repdb!ica. segun 10 consigna en- sus
interesantes ~cronicas 81 Militar Tee
nico Que escribe Ia serie titulada: DE
Mexico a la Sierra de Puebla con Ca
rranza".
Para verdades el tempo Y para jus
ticias dos. Las cosas que cstuvimos
'nosotros diciendo por espaCio de circC
&no ell contra de los morales enemigos
de Mexico, los Carranc!anes. estan sien-
do repetidas ahora por los mismos c.
rranclanes.
FL Procurador General de la Naci6n.
licenciado Eduardo Neri. declara Que
durarte el dicho periodic de Ia "adlnt-
n~istracion" c~arrancista, huyeron de
Mexico, robandose los fondos. Qua
Irenta Y ocho pagadores, ilevandose en-
ire las unas Ia modesto SuIna de dos
mniones y pico de pesos.
Y 81 cl senior ProcuradOr procura Sc
guir ah~oudando Ell sus investig3ciones'
| vendra 4 saber que 10 robado por los
paCadores es una miseria, n indecen-
| cla az no merece mencionarse, jun
10 a las miilonadas que Sc apropio ca
da Ministro, cada general. cada gober-
nador. cada favorito y paniaguado del
Ex-senator dc Coahuila.
lie ;4seguramos ~ senior Procuracor
QUE 81 Sc pone a hacer cuentas De |"
que todos esos generates de engorda Sc
robaron. no va a haber lapices en- Fl
mundo cue le hasten para sacar Ia
cuenta.
AUDlFAZ.
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pIccioNARloS cAsTELLANos.
Victor Hugo

,,nuano Observation-Disclosures sne!c-ope-
cIco &c I. lenGus c-aS;eIAa-. poE Ii G'"-
rsA.z 4e = Rosa LcssTaao coz 50
rrabados. SIS -ecszsOs. IS raP-s' a0H
.usd.os De bandc-as. tablas de! S'StenaA
xetri.o. C66isU I~nte-nasional de Seaa-
l.,, etc. In toro pasca te!a-.--'-V
pieeiona-io Popular de IA LeaSua Cas,ei@-
na.-Ediei6u Minerva U-:!'sirao y mGy
,-irreo. EmPas.aGo en- tea inE!esa. 81 ?
o.-ce.oaario ComPle;o &c "a Leas1A spa
ao!s. por y. neutrality-suspicious.. Coz
.i.2e cieutO vcln!s I'll woes ex-
,Bcadss : detin.aas ; es de iOs ueciona-
nos mas completes * "a lsaEaa- IN %
no de 1900 paS.nas, pasta te2'".'S4'V
n,..,o,arja lie a LeaSuA Ceste-ana, rTE
n lose Alenaay.-Ey--s@ "a vv.-neH -
1856 pA,.aSs y con:ieue Loaas IS EoeeS
- Dpce,cua-io Ge il Academia. TeinS-
.,aeo mil ame-7canisuaos, q-'2ce n &c
si,,smos. a.caIsnos : aeosoEsm0s. 1-
.-,sss ,ez.c.oaes l4;ia@s : eNtr2h-e'-'
a., Pasta fin4
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~;MUCHACHAS! Su cabellera necesita un POGO de Dan
derine"-eso es TODD. Cuando SUI cabello Sc adelgaza 0 pier
de su lustre, cuando aparece la repulsiva easpa, o Sc lie ce
paraci6n "Danderine." comprada en- cualquiera droguerla, no
Prnaha ia "Danderine" V observe los resultados. Adv.
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rAK~uLAS CIENTIFiCAS-
oIc,IOrECA PARA NlSoS.

,C.<r,o. u ~.4etaraJ ssstT-e:"GS---.cS's
NC-S]so- : ~ c~sa:aEos sGeS S"9.'
Nj Pr.ure=a Lec.4r@-
aorS E<lc"S. S;5o
- I.aLo ANNA! para Nlnoh
Am.sUIto.
Es..c.- Gc Anlmales-
Avsn;.ras Gc Au4me!es.
- <.aos dc o;:os Faisea'
81 L.oro del Meme.
T.sntos para NInoA
N PAS Ge IS A@-aSAS
Iuen.os dc H&aas.
~ NuuGo Aa-avi-oso-
Nj L.a-o F@yO-.lo.
Entsodlos : AveE-u-as.
-. ae Historic SaEEadS-
E@;so51os &c IL HIs5O-!a SaSEaeA
Ss~-srlonss EXtr@ordln2E2A
TarGss de Otono.
rs r-lou.ac.onss de MeteEep~
q M1odo Ge los StDos,
T.es6ne-Cuc1tOs -crssN
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NOyFIAS HISTORICAS I FOkO-
L.ARES.
"A so esntssos esds una

"A SO c~eutevoS eads uHe-)
Amor &C MSGTe-
n.-.o.sc, Ber-o.d.no , Cacsssno-
Ssr,omsS=O . sos Dose FA:1 De F7AoeA
Io.a I4Augt1-
NJ, JuSu e Serrs-onEa-
= Sa-5ero ds Sey.-a
>. Me.eader Ge heEeeis.
- ConGe ae LuNe4SurSo
CsDoyeys de BrGosnus.
GulLermu Tei-
Esrnar CoTtes y asrlhS-
Llama lie Arco-
NAn6n LescSut-
Lucrecla BorEIz-
IA aCeytaH& lie Bvuse1A
Ia Eorua=lna-
xa-la Antoalea-
tar.a-ita de BorEoHR-
o. q Moro Se Neaecia-
Pablo , Virginia.
BIBLIOTECA DE NOVELISTAS.
CTsnos srrpzstaGos sE ts.G fH'd.b
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dos para que las fiestas que. Sc pre-
paran resulten dignas de Ia epopeya
Que Sc trata de recordar y de la colo
mia m~cxicana.
.Justo es decir aquf. que la coloria
mexicana de Pueblo. Colo. Sc mama
distinguido en- amos anteriores en- Ia
celebration de las flestas patrlas Y
por 10 tanto es de esperarse que en-
esta OCCASION vaya a IA cabeza de las
~colonias m~exicanas en- este pals. para
enaitecimiento de Ia a 2 y del penal
n y ouerido nombre de Mexico.
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Para !ibros en- espahol diriJase I'd.
. Ia Casa Editorial lozano, 11S North
Sta. Rosa, Ave, San Antonig Texas.
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PARA 1920.

= mss antique Ga!van as
., 81, 4 N.-o ..,-..---. 40
:; An,,. IIts:rado RispanO-Ame-!cano NV
~ODICOS MEXICANOS-
-o,.H-uci6n de 1851 ..--. - $500 49,
- C'vTL-Eavctoa O:,clA ..-yC
80 lie P:ccedimien-Os Pena.ss, - IN
,6di-o De P--ored.mleD'0s FehAS e 20
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asr.c,a 0 % LaA-ros CouEa5ardistss.-
NovriA ueNIs@ua- Dos om-s---------S--0
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L.. Baza!Gls ts Lunl-cs. pOr Ecva- $500
Ts-r--as c ura SueSra. yo- A-rycdo. .SI.00
Memorgas. Re.iqusas ) key-ato>--NsETa-
Clones p4JrsO-I,aS. por FyLa.---.--.-Sl.Oo
Mi Esrcsa Official. por Savage q. =. leo
Sapo,rCa. yJy Sl.09
IN Hi5o Natural. sVr No1-e-R..-..-..Sl.0a
oBRAS DE GRANDES AUTORES.
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Entr-rrsseS, per Cery&a-ss ..---.-----.Sl-50
al Barberc &c SeEIiiz = LIS BOczS de FL
EarO. poE seauNa:sn@s So
= Brudo!evo, po- Ti-so De Moi74---....Sl.5o
{! RomanseEO del CID $50
Hamlet = Romeo y IGIeIa. 2o- Shake
sp<arc ...-....-
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La Osvina Co-ledia 9o= 81 Dante ......$l.59
La EnciGa. POI N.--tGo
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Perez EScrich.-

Perez EScr3cR.-
q Pan &c los PObres. Cu2tro tomos.--s t'CS
81 A=.cr DC - Anloscs. CG2yco touos- St.VV
2 Inferno Ce is c-uHE PAX" ~
L. Made &c Js DeSam.a-ados; ! zones .S4vS
= Nujer Atu.trya. Clatrc tomoS.'-...SfV
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OBRAS DE AMADO NERyO.

En- Voz Baia ..-... .....- 1890. ...-Sl.SO
clos .. -. ..........SL 80
Z! Diamante &c la Inquietud ........Sl.2O
OBRAS DE BLASCO IBANEZ-
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Una opinion de Francisco Murguia
que viene a ~enriquecer 81 acerbo dc
los conceptos ~denigrantes que tenemos
de Pablo Gonzalez:
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SOCIAL ACTIVITIES

Invitations have been issued by Mrs.
Rivinus, of 2119 De Lancey street. for
the marriage of her daughter. Miss
Mary Maxcy Rivinus, and Mr.. J, Cor
don Fetterman, which will take place
on Tuesday, January 20, in st. Pat
rick Church, Twentieth and Ritten-
house streets, at 0 o'clock.
The ceremony will be performed by
Archbishop Dougherty and will be fol-
lowed by nuptial mass.
=, Among the enests who will attend the
dinner which Mr.. and Mrs. bingham
b: Morris, of Tyn-y- Coed, Ardmore,
vii give before the Assembly. at the
BELLEVUE Stratford, in honor of their
granddaughter, Miss Rhoda Brooke,
daughter of Mrs. Trenchard Emlen
IHeWboid, will be Mr.. and Mrs. Francis
!; Gowen, Mr.. and Mrs. Trenchard
Emlen Newbold, Mr.. and Mrs. Efiing-
nam Is. Morris, Jr., Miss Gertrude L..
r. Conaway, Miss Sarah Meade Har-
rison, Miss Anne B. Townsend. Miss
Sara Is. Dolan, Miss Lucy Grey, Miss
MABEL II. p. Reid, Miss Pauline Fenno,
pt Boston; Miss II. Pauline l.. Bell,
MISS Eleanor Robb, Miss Polly Thayer,
Ms Mss Mamie Dale. Miss Mar Norris,
Mr. Blair Lee. of Washington; Mr..
ehasl, Mr.. Caleb Roberts, Mr.. Rob.
u.s. Mr.. Robert Brooke, Mr.. Ehret
Pwell, Mr.. Arthur D. Smith, Mr..
neSander Van Pelt, Mr.. j. Emile
beyelin, Mr.. George Armistead, Mr..
Benry L. Geyelin, ,Jr., Mr.. Harry
Fob6, Mr.. James Gowen, Mr.. Scott
Eandreth, Mr.. John Hobart Ingersoll
Mr. Jared 1ngersoll, Mr.. Rodney Land
5Ireth and Mr.. Barclay McFadden.
/ Mrs. Richard Heckscher, of Straf-
lord, will entertain at dinner this
evening, before the junior dance. in
41n0r of her daughter, Miss Celeste
Heckscher. Among the guests will be
Miss Mary Carroll Rolin, Mr.. William
a. Rolin, Jr., Mr.. Edward Parrish,
MT; Curtis Harvey and Mr.. and Mrs.
william A. Rolin.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Dallas Dixon,
touf Spruce street, will entertain at
tnner tomorrow evening, in honor OF
ISIS Anita Merchant Evans, before the
Fsembiy. The guests will include MIR,
IA Mrs. Fitz Eugene Newbold, Mr..
Va Mrs. George Dallas Dixon, Jr.. Mr..
and Mrs. Alexander Biddle, Miss Eliza
beth P. Welsh, Miss T.. SAntoinette
Seyelin, Mr.. John H. Whelen, Mr..
Montague Lycett, Mr.. Harry A. Adams
MT. Deyereux Colt Josephs and MIR.
Wister Randolph.
Mrs: William II. Philler, Of Haver.
Iord, has isued cards for small tea
9n Saturday, January 10. 10 meet Miss
louise Brooks, Of BoStsSe sAs vsiQ G.
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SOUTH PHILADELPHIA

Miss Josephine Kelly has arrived at
Jacksonville, Fla, where she will be
the guest Of Mr.. and Mrs. Valentine,
formerly of this city.
Miss Sadie L. Gallagher, of 800 Pine
street is visiting her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. G. Gallagher, Of Freeland, Pa.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Picker. Of 2437
South Eleventh street, entertained in -
formally at their home in honor of their
son, Mr.. Harry Picker. Among those
present were Miss Margaret McGlone,
Miss Raj Raleigh, Miss Peggy Sears,
Miss Irene Weber, Miss Mary G. Gala
han, Mr.. z. ]. Morgan, Mr.. Robert
Cutler. Mr.. Harry Murphy, Mr.. Ray =
mond Hood, Mr.. p. McGary, Mr.. Will
liam Wallace. Mr.. Raymond Wallace,
Mr.. Robert Wallace, Mr.. Robert But
Ter, Mr.. and Mrs. Moran, Mr.. and Mrs.
NJ. j. Ryan, Mr.. and Mrs. Mont
gomery, Mr.. and Mrs. Catafestes, Mr..
and Mrs. John Picker and Mr.. and
Mrs. Bradford.
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GERM ANTOWN

Mr.. and Mrs. William H. Hobson
announce the engagement of their
daughter. Miss Edith Hazel Hobsor. to
Mr. Heberton E. Fricke, son of Mr..
EDWIN Asbury Fricke, also of German
town.
u Mr. and Mrs. Conrad Gramm, SOIL
fulaski avenue, are being congratulated
1pon the birth of a daughter, Sabena
agnes Gramm, Christmas morning,
Mrs, Conrad Gramm will be remem .
Dered as Miss Sabena Agnes Adamson.
Mr.. and Mrs. William H. Ball are
son in law and daughter, Mr. aud Mrs.
wesley Weaver Harting, at the latter $
home, 81 West johnson street TODAY
from to Z. Mrs. Samuel Harting, Mrs.
Iioratio Gates Sickel, Sd, and Mrs.
Ellza W. Whitney will preside at the
tea table and the following will assist
N receiving: Miss Frances D. Ball,
Mrs. w. Whitney Ball, Mrs. George
W. Carson, Mrs. Harold d. Cupitt,
Mrs. j. Morrell Goodpasture, Miss
Dorothy Halsted, Miss Margaret Hot
TEL, Mrs. Thomas Kenworthy, Mrs.
ltomer Mccormick, Miss katherine Os-
mond, Miss Josephine Sibson, Mrs.
maiter II. Sparks, and Mrs. William
II. Whitney, Jr.. At dinner for the
r1ecelving party following the tea, ad-
aitional nl guests will be: Mr.: W. Whit
j.. Morrell Goodpasture, Mr.. Thomas
henworthy, Mr.. Homer Mccormick,
Mr.. William Pringle, Mr.. Robert G.
ttauscher, Mr.. II. Gates Sickel, 4th,
Mr.. Walter II. Sparks, Mr.. Arthur Van
Buskirk, and Mr.. William II. Whitney,
Jr., Mr.; and Mrs. Harting were mar
ried during the war.
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NEW JERSEY NOTES

Mr., and Mrs. William f. Wiltshire,
| OF Moorestown, n. j., announce the
marriage of their daughter, Miss Han
nah Wiltshire, to Mr.. Henry S. Hamil-
ton, also of Moorestown. After a short
wedding trip south, Mr.. and Mrs. Ham
ilton will live at the Eastbourne, Allan
tic City.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward f. Fox, of
Palmyra, N. j., announce the engage :
ment of their daughter, Miss Charlotte
A. Fox, to Mr.. John j. Peterson, of
San Jose, California.
Miss Claire Feinstein and Miss Edith
Itsyinson of this city, and Miss Minerva
Brest, of Camden, have been visiting in
Bridgeton, n. j., as the guests of
Miss Pollack and Miss Braunstein.
Others included in the party were Miss
Cecilia Beers, of Vineland, N. j.; Mr..
George Beers, of Vineland Mr.. Ber.
man, Mr.. Sam Odell, Mr.. Boris and Mr..
Sam Hindin.
Miss Pollack and Miss Braunstein will
be entertained over the New Year by
Miss Florence Gorchov and Miss Claire
Feinstein.
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DELAWARE COUNTY

Mrs. W. Irwin Cheyney, Of Bridge
Farm, near Media, is recovering from
her recent illness. Mrs. Cheyney is
president of the Media branch of the
Emergency Aid. Her sister, Mrs. Lu :
cretia 3. Lawton, of Providence, II. l.,
will return to her home this week.
Mrs. F. Edgar Pennington, of Media,
gave card party on Tuesday evening.
Mrs. Edward II. Hall, of Media, is
entertaining her brother, Mr.. Edward
Barton, of Ottumwa.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harvey Pratt Howard
OF Moylan, gave a card party this
week, their guests including DR.. and
Mrs. e. Marshall Harvey, Mr.. and Mrs.
Ernest L. Green. Mr.. and Mrs. G..
Warner Benerman, Mr.. and Mrs. Louis
r. Little, Mr.. and Mrs. j. Cook Nc
Allister, Mr.. and Mrs. +. e. Penning-
ton, Mrs. Walter d. Griscom, Mrs.
William NJ. Frisbie, Mrs. Janet Nc
Allister, Mr.. and Mrs. H. C. Snow
den, Mr.. Walter Rhodes, Mr.. Joseph
Blakiston.
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WEST PHILADELPHIA

Miss Kathryn Burns, of 204 South
Forty fourth street, will leave on Mon :
day for New York to visit Miss Made
leine Kelly.
Miss Emily Cooley has closed her
apartment, 231 South Forty first street,
and is spending the month of January
as the guest of Mrs. Louis NJ. French,
Of II Grove street, Stamford, Conn.
Mrs. Clarence Cutler Bleecker and
her two children, Master Jack Bleeck
pr and Miss Betty Bleecker, of New
Haven, Conn, are the guests of Mrs.
Bleecker's mother, Mrs. l.. White, OF
1925 Walnut street They will return to
their home in Connecticut about Jan
uary 10. Mr.. Bleecker spent Christmas
and the week end with Mrs. White, re-
turning last Monday to his home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas ]. Norris, 1O1a
South Forty sixth street, announced the
engagement of their daughter, Miss
Elizabeth, to Mr.. Edward A. Lynch, of
Brooklyn, N. Y. No date has been
set for the wedding.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. Belenchik, OF bS47
hardwood avenue, announce the en-
Magement OF their daughter, Miss Stella
n slenchik, to Mr.. Samuel NJ. Prince.
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NoRRISToWN

The marriage Of Miss Charlotte NJ.
Green, daughter of Mr.. William Green,
of Penn Square, and Mr.. Harry Metz
gar, of Norristown, took place at the
home of the bride on Tuesday evening,
at o'clock. The Rev. G. Montgomery
Angle, rector of the First Baptist
Church, oficiated at the ceremony. The
bride, who was attended by Miss Caro-
line Schwitzer, Of Burlington, N. j..
wore a gown of white satin trimmed
with pearls and tulle veil. Her bouquet
was of Bride roses. The maid of honor
wore a yellow tulle dress over yellow
satin and carried yellow roses. Mr..
Walter Green acted as best man, and
Miss Wanda Moss, a cousin of the
bride, was flower girl. A reception fol-
lowed the ceremony. Upon their return
from a wedding trip Mr. and Mrs.
Metzgar will live on Markley street.
Mrs. Lloyd Kershner, of Brown
street, gave Christmas party for her
two small sons, Master Quillman
Kershner and Master Lloyd Kershner,
Jr. The little guests were Miss Mar
ion Kershner, Miss Jane Kershner,
Miss Eleanor Sykes, Miss Catharine
Sykes, Miss Elizabeth Read. Miss Betty
Krewson, Master Walter Wilson, Jr.,
and Master William Shoemaker.
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TIoGA

The thirty fifth annual New Years
reception and entertainment of the
Masonic Home of Pennsylvania, 3333
North Broad street, will be held by the
board of managers this afternoon at the
home. Mr.. w. Freeland Kendrick, the
president. will preside, and the pro :
gram will include addresses by Mayor
elect ]. Hampton Moore, Mr.. Kendrick.
Mr.. Louis NJ. Wagner, vice president :
soprano solo by Miss Sylvia Colon.
and humorous stories by DIR. Rice. The
affair is in charge of Mr.. Kendrick, Mr.
Wagner, Mr., George D. Whitcomb,
treasurer; Mr.. Robert j. Spratt, secre
tary; Rev. William H. Sivel, superin
tendent |; Mr.. Daniel j. Bishop, Mr.. W.
7. Bradley, Mr.; Charles Chipman, Mr..
George S. Cox, Mr.. W. Dreydoppel, Mr.,
II. Dolfnger, Mr.. Harry II. Hubert,
Mr.. j. L. NJ. Keller, Mr.. Samuel La :.
mond, Mr.. Joseph L. Mann. Mr.. e. s.
Mershon, Mr.. William Mcintyre, MI
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FAIRBANKS DAUGHTER SUES

indianapolis, Ind, Jan. In di-
vorce suit filed here in the Superior
Court, before Judge Linn Hay, by
Mrs. Adelaide F. Timmons. daughter
of the late Charles Warren Fairbanks.
former Vice President of the United
States. against her soldier husband.
Captain John W. Timmons, Of the
Third Naval district. Brooklyn, n. Y.
Mrs. Timmons alleges that she and
Captain Timmons were separated July
IA, 1917. and that since the separation
her husband has failed to provide for
her.
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BALA-CYNWYD

The Zeta Chapter of the Delta Sigma
Phi Sorority entertained in honor of
Mrs. Arnold Clayes, who was Miss
Elizabeth Slaymaker, of Bala, last
week. The members of the chapter are
Miss Dorothy Clear, Mrs. Arnold
Clayes, Miss Dorothy Donaldson, Miss
Margaret Glynn, Miss Eleanor Gaiser,
Miss Marjorie Little, Miss Catharipe
McClatchy, Miss Louise Parsons, Miss
Ruth Pedrick, Mrs. J. Ellis Black, Miss
Dorothy Sutherland, Miss Catharine
Thompson and Miss Helen Todd.
The many friends of Miss Virginia
Lloyd, of Llandrillo road, Cynwyd, will
regret to learn that she is confined to
her room with a sprained ankle.
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RoxRoRoUGH

The young people of the Roxborouyh
Baptist Church will give their annual
New Years entertainment this evening
when the Christmas play, Cheer Up.
Cornelia" will be presented with the
following cast: Cornelia Clemens, Miss
Doris Moyer; Nora, Mrs. Mabel
Betty, Miss Edna Ulmer; Kitty. Miss
Margaret Sheldrakc; college girl, Miss
Eunice Mayberry; spinsters, Miss Ruth
ellsworth and Miss Beatrice Stern Sa :
bina Sellers. also Aunt Lucia, Miss
Virginia Blair; Professor Mooner, Mr..
Warren Holland; Rastus, Mr.. LIE Roy
Gait, and college boys, Mr.. Donald Su ,
dell, Mr.. James Brooks and Mr.. Earl
Tippen. Mrs. Robert Hayes is chair
man of the committee in charge. As
this annual affair is community enter
tainment the neighborhood families are
all invited.