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TALMUD TORAH DANCE A sue.
CESS
CESS

The entertainment and dance given
by the Ladies' Auxiliary of the Tai
mud Torah, College Avenue, at the
North Central Commercial Club, last
Sunday evening, proved to be splen-
did success, according to officers of
the auxiliary. Much credit is due to
the committee in charge, Mrs. B.
Sander, chairman; Mrs. I. Chase,
Mrs. l.. Smell, Mrs. A. B. Solomon,
Mrs. S. Marrinson, Mrs. N. Neff, and
Mrs. H. Locker. The committee takes
this means of thanking those who par
ticipated in the entertainment, and
the advertisers in the program, for
their assistance.
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JUNIOR COUNCIL TO MEET

The Junior Council Of Jewish Wo-
men will hold d regular meeting on
Sunday, May 80, in the Sunday School
rooms of the Mount Zion Temple,
Holly and Avon Streets. The meeting
will commence at 800 o'clock. Elec-
ton of officers will take place, and
the regular business meeting will be
followed by a program.
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THE AMERICAN JEWISH WORLD

Third Avenue South, South St. Paul;
Emanuel Stern, 1865 Como Boulevard;
Herman Wolff, 1924 Laurel, and Irene
C. Young, 1777 Marshall Avenue.
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Jage Eleven

$5.OO-Mrs. j. Rosen, Mr.. Blum
stein, Harry Hacker, Mrs. M. Edel-
stein, Mrs. A. Cohler, Mrs. Zalk and
Kesnick, Mrs. Myer Greenblatt, Mrs.
Sarah Marcus, Mrs. Rose Kaplan,
Mrs. Ochheuser, Mr.. Kaplan, Mr.. Ber-
man, Mr.. Rosenzweig, Mrs. David
Krinsky, Mrs. S.. M. Phillips, Mrs.
Esther Hoffman, Mrs, Bernard Karon,
Mrs. S. F. Kozberg, Mrs. Ryder, Mrs.
E. Epstein, Mrs. lack, Mrs. Marin
son, Mrs. M. L. Seeker, Mrs. J. Fink,
Mrs. J. Ehrlich, Mrs. J. H. Stein, Leo
Kemp, Mrs. L. Goldman, Miss Kate
Brooks, Mrs. I. Lazarus, Mrs. VIM.
Cohen, Morris Birger, Mrs. L. Wolf,
Mrs. Sarah Frischberg, Mr.. Poison,
Mr.. N. Resnick, Mrs. Klein, Mrs.
Philip Greenberg, Mrs. Sam Efron,
Mrs. VIM. Rosenstein, Mrs. J.
Jacob, Abe Shapiro, Mrs. Jacob Fine,
Mrs. Leventhal, S. Jeff, Max Chaser,
Mrs. Melamed, Mrs. Myers, Mrs. I.
Feinstein, Mrs. M. S. Jacobson, Mrs.
B. SHERMAN, Mrs. L. Brotchiner, Mrs.
A. Levin, Zimmerman, Ben Shapiro,
Mr.. Altschuler, Mrs. Skorich, Mrs. D.
Myers, Mrs. H. Perelstein, Mrs. Jas.
Fink, Mrs. John Orenstein Mrs. Mol
lie Sirrott, Mrs. Braverman.
The American Jewish world. [volume] (Minneapolis ;) 1915-current, 1920-05-28

The revolutionary tribunal at
Kieff sentenced Vera Tchebera-
kova to death; she was accord
ingly shot. She was one of the
principal authors of the Bells
blood libel plot and was common
ly believed to be guilty of the
murder. on which the accusation
conferred.
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GERMANTOWN

Mr.. and Mrs Charles r. Eberle. of
202 East Gowen avenue, are receiving
congratulations upon the birth of a
daughter, Barbara Ann Eberle.
Mr.. and Mrs. Haieyon M. Thomas .u,,
their son, Mr.. Miner Thomas, of $40
East Washington lane, spent the week.
END visiting relatives in Coatesville.
The senior class Of the Germantown
High School will spend May 20, 81 and
22 In Washington. Miss Mary IS,
Holmes and Mrs. Katharine Beaston
Will accompany the class as chaperons.
Mr.. and Mrs Andrew Borzner, of I63
West Durham street, will occupy their
bungalow at Whitford, in the Chester
valley, on May % for the season.
Miss Myrtle Rudolph will leave June
! to spend the summer at the Chal-
fonte. Ocean City.
A subscription dance was given by
the Alpha Delta Gamma Phi at Belfleld
Country Club on Saturday evening.
The marriage Of Miss Ida L. Kulp,
daughter Of Mrs. Alice A. Kulp, of l5O
East Maryland street, and Mr.. Raymond
W. Heritage will take place at o'clock
Saturday evening. June s. A reception
will follow the ceremony at the home OF
the brides mother.
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X ENSINGTON

Mrs. Mary +. Rennick, of 1927 Crease
street. announces the engagement Of her
daughter, Miss Edna Rennick. to Mr..
Albert 7. Reed.
Mr.. and Mrs W. A. Hosbach. of 257
East Girard avenue. will leave the early
part of next month for Ocean City,
where they will remain until the fall.
A strawberry festival and sketch. "a
Hot Day" will be given on Thursday
evening, June 3. under the auspices of
the Girls Friendly Society of the KEN
singtcn Methodist Episcopal Church in
Harmer Hall. NJ Shackamaxon street
below Girard avenue. Those taking
part in the sketch will be Miss Olga
Shaeffer, Mrs. Edward Rotan, Mrs. John
Glasby, Miss Annabelle Wilson, Miss
Clara Anderson. Mrs. Robert Webb, Mrs.
Bertha Rice. Mrs. Harrison Jones, Mrs.
Raymond Webb and Mrs. Joseph Law.
Mrs. Roland CARRIER and Mrs. William
Glasby are in charge.
Miss Jeanette Leslie. of East Co.
lumbia avenue, will entertain the mem
bers of her sewing circle tomorrow after
noon.
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ALONG THE READING

A pageant, THE Fantasy of Days"
VIII be held at Shifra, ogontz, tomor-
row, under the auspices of the Ro-
deph Shalom Sisterhood. The scenario
has been especially written for this oc-
casion by DR.. Harry w. Etheison, while
the music will be rendered by members
OF the Philadelphia Orchestra. J,
Mrs. william E. Groben, of Oak
Lane' gave a tea on Saturday after
noon, from to 8 o'clock, in honor of
her guests, Miss Fanny Howell ana
Miss Helen Tompkins of New York
Assisting Mrs. Groben in receiving were
Mrs. walter s. Crowell, Mrs. Raymond
white, Jr,. Mrs. Charles F. Feurer, Miss
Margaret Feurer and Mrs Howard g.
Grifiths. OF Brooklyn, N. Y. Mr.. and
Mrs. Groben will leave early in June
for their cottage in Ocean City, where
they will remain until August. when
they will 60 on an extended motor trip
through the Adirondacks and Canada,
Of Pittsburgh.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur w. Miller. Of
Bellevue avenue, Wyncote, are being
congratulated on the birth of a dauRhe
ter, Mary Marguerite Miller, born
April 80. -"
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SOCIAL ACTIVITIES

A The Lime House Gun Club met at
te t9e home Of Mr.. and Mrs r. Truxton
hhare, OF Radnor. Saturday. The mem
l1,s AZ include Mr. BENJAMIN Chew. Mr.
nMred Deyereux, Mr.. willing Hare
az MMN r 9, Fell, Mr.. Frazier Dixon, Mr..
", ": Hepburn, Mr.. Gilbert MontRom-
MS MT Arthur Spencer, Mr. T.. Corlies
~v,san and Mr.. Langdon Lee.
r.re ssfore the annual meeting of the d.
bS,9rs b.sS OF the home of the Good Shep-
on Sytor tor BOYS. at Rosemont, TO be held
M pmeanesday, Mrs. Frank 7, urlswold
entsrs.uhor' president of the board. will
mno alh the ladies' Committee AT
tJsIneon at her home to meet Miss ELSA
IN N president of the Carson College
tSir HIris, at Chestnut Hill. who viii
yor,nvh 0h me problem OF the education Of
iadaS chlldren. The members NJ tba
iuncS committee who will attend the
HaSHaeon HcHeon will include Mrs. Svdno o
Gsorgah' Mrs. g. W. @, Drexe, ME-
strasss McFadden. Mls. Robart "Is
Mrs. WsldSe, Mrs. j. Kearslev W;,ch.m ~
Mrs EDWARD Roberts, Mira II q 1 1roa
g henry g. Earnshaw rSSo'ne'
pods. me wedding OF Miss Da,nh,,.
ace El.a laughter OF Mr.. and Mr. Wnr,
and Nm Dodge, OF Crosse Point Mioh
Mrs ne James II r. Cromwell sa.s ",
nEe Inward I, stoteshury, which vii ~
Jeffs pace on Thursday. J,Ina VIII i
Dstroisn Avenue Presbytsrisn c,h M, ~ ne
iseit isiuns s Mrs. Carl !. Wsstsriind onvrSn, aS Y
- ~ act - natron Of hencnei ei ~. re-
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WEST PHILADELPHIA

Miss A. Helen Garner, Of 32s2 North
Thirteenth street, whose marriage to Mr..
Frank s. Spring, OF the Monte Vista
early in June, was the guest Of honor
at a miscellaneous shower on Saturday
night. given at the home of Miss Idle
F. Parrott, of 3005 West Norris street.
Among those present were Miss 1nes
Cartledge, Miss Beulah Golfer, Miss
Ruth Ellison, Miss Eleanor Fsnton. Miss
Frances Casey. Miss Monica Fenton, Miss
Maude Fetterhoff. Miss Margaret Flood
Miss Mary Harrison, Miss Helen HILL
Miss Edna Hoffman. Miss Mary Houck
Touche. Miss Josephine Lewis. Miss Mae
Mansfield, Miss Awilda Markee, Miss
Grace Miller, Miss Edith Mills, Miss
Clara Maglee, Miss Madeline Shaw
Miss Mary Shea, Miss Rita Wenzel
Merf Miss Sara Weber. Miss Gladys
Winner, Miss Bess Bethel Miss Priciila
Crompton, Miss Emma Mion, Miss Irene
Maglee, Miss Gertrude Stagg. Miss Anna
Steele, Miss Nan Sullivan, Mrs, Mary
Hoopss Mss @ Eye M.E EothenfiSs' NnIis MIS- EMILY
guerite Simpson. Miss Judith Sanders.
Mrs. J.. Stokes, Miss Marie Maxwell.
Miss Mary MARBLE, Miss Margaret
Farrell. Miss Frances Courtney and
Miss Eleanora Hern.
Mrs A. Il. Shoemaker, of Youngs-
town, O., who has been visiting her
sister and brother.in.law, Mr.. and Mrs.
William Preston Brenz. Jr., of 6424
Angora terrace, for the last fortnight,
has left for Baltimore accompanied by
Miss Laura Nobel, of Harrisburg. where
they will visit friends in that city,
Mr.. and Mrs. Leon J. SlonimslSy. OF
2a7 South Fifty-e eighth street, are re-
ceivinR congratulations on the birth OF
a daughter, Selma Bernice Slonimsky.
Mrs. Slonimsky will be remembered as
Miss Pearl Bernstine.
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RoxBoRoUGH


The members of the Roxborough Mel
ody Club will give their annual spring
musicale on Tuesday evening. May 3b,
in the auditorium of the Central Meth
odist Episcopal Church, Green lane. The
program, which is in charge CT Mr..
George w. Venting, musical director
OF the club, will include the rendition of
The Mermaid" with Mrs. Helen Bu-
chanan Hitner, soprano. and Mr.. Will
liam Stahl. tenor: solos by Mr.. Harmon
Robinson. violinist, and Mr.. Leon Neu-
baker. 'cellist. and three chorusos.
These who will take part include Mr.. r.
Bruce Wallace, president of the club ;
Mr.. T. Wilford Schofield, vice president
Miss Edith Kerkeslager. secretary; Mrs.
Charles Jones Thompson, treasurer; Mr..
Wayne Meyer. Mr.. oliver s. Keely IL
brarians: Mrs. e. Hunter Lord, Mrs.
James Blaney. Mr.. Edward Wilson, Mr..
William Westcott, Miss Edwards. Mrs.
Mary FemnF M4s Ms' MaS GrSoe a age MRS. Mrs
William Goshow. Miss Gladys Howe,
Miss Ethel Hobson, Miss Helen Irwin,
Mrs. Oliver s. Keely. Mrs. ID. Sitter Cor
M,gians MnH,gi Mrs %.,Sy Harry II Thompson, Miss Mis-,
Mr., James Lehman, Mrs Laura Man
warlng, Mr.. James Ramsey, Mr.. Frank
Robinson, Mr.. and Mrs. Erwin NJ. Simp-
SON. Miss Elisabeth Simpson, Mrs: Har-
old Tyson, Mr.. and Mrs. Lloyd Wilson,
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Wilson, Mr.. and
Edward Warrington, Mrs George w.
Venting, Mr.. Robert Yeabsley, Miss
Doris Meyer, Mrs James Hindle, Mrs.
William Pass, Mr.. Ralph Meyer, MIR.
Benjamin Snyder, Miss Helen MATHS,
Mrs. c. Shuster, Miss Jessie Allison,
Miss Edith L. Jones. Mr.. and Mrs. Will
liam Harlan, Mr.. Joseph Foering, Mr..
j. j.. Foering, Mr.. and Mrs. Lester
Blankin, Mr.. and Mrs. T. Swager Potts
Mrs. Albert Howarth and Mr.. John Hod-
son. The club has been giving a series
of monthly musicales during the winter
for the members of the RoXborough
County Club at the clubhouse.
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NORTH PHILADELPHIA

Mrs. d. II. snodgrass, of 1850 North
Nineteenth street, was hostess Mt the
closing entertainment Of the sewing club
When %aSn ss q. s Hscsa last Was wfs fo
lowed by a theatre party. Those par.
ticipating included Mrs, william M.
Brlnkworth, Mrs; Emma schoppe. Mrs.
RSnsr MRS IH Ernnk qS, aS1sn.I Miss Mss H.:
Emma Barringer, Mrs w. A. Lum, Mrs.
Mary #. Beerhalter, Mre. Edward
Smith, Mrs. William d. Chambers and
Mrs. Walter Raffel.
Mr., and Mrs. William d. Chambers. OF
North Broad street, are occupying their
cottage In Ocean City.
Mr.. ana Mrs. Frederick 3. Driesbach
gave O. house party over the week-eno
at their summer home In Ocean City.
Their guests included Mr.. and Mrs.
William Whitcomb, Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
Schick, Mr.. and Mrs. Carl &C. Schaeffer
and Mr.. and Mrs. Raymond Brooks.
Mrs. Hugh Hanna, of 2s4o Diamond
street, entertained the following at
Arthur w. Possehl. Miss Laura sheeler,
Mrs. Charles Bricker, Mrs. 70. Geh-
ring Hardness. Mrs. Frank Paul, Mrs.
Jacob q. Glaes, Mrs. Oscar Noli and
Mrs. Harry Derbyshire,
Miss Marjorie Bissinger, Of 2oss Green
street, VIII entertain at AN Afternoon
guests will include Miss Dorothy Loeb.
Miss Lillian Marks, Miss Helen Garlic,
Miss Rosalie Berg, Miss Jenore Smell
lenburg, Miss Alice Marks. Miss Joyce
Margaret Koch, Miss Angela Banber-
Pincus. Miss Gladys Ginsburg, Miss
Sophie stern, Miss Jane Daisimsr. Miss
ssamberr SS,g sane mss MoG .rmns miss pEa Sss
Elisabeth Altman, Miss Elizabeth .weyl,
Miss Martha Rosenthal, Miss Louise
Zugsmith. Miss Frances Lovenstein.
Miss Elinor Ritter. Miss Elsie Coll. Miss
Ethel Mayo, Miss Jean Flory, Miss Helen
Rawling, Miss Helen simons. Miss Jean
Relnhart. Miss Gladys Sento and Miss
Abigail Bowers.
A birthday surprise" party was
given in honor Of Miss Sara Shore at her
home, 1928 North Seventh street, last
week by Miss Ida Kruglin. Among those
Mr.. and Mrs. Jack winoerad, MT. and
Mrs. Donaldson. Mrs. Lena Cali, Mr..
Ward. Mrs. Mary Frank. Miss Mary
shore. Miss ida Morris. Miss Alma
ces May. Miss Rita May, Mr.. wallen-
aisrnsaSm Rasn Mn Mr. fo0swfEiy IT, smisr. NJ M 'cf J.
Melville, Of New York; Mr., Edwin
II. Klein. Mr.. TELLS, Mr.. s. Rosenthal
Mr.. Louis Laivowitz, Mr.. William
Hendler, Mr.. ]. Cooper, Mr.. Harry
Fischer, Mr.. Sy Cohen, Mr.. Frederick
Kahn. Mr.. Jack Weiss Mr.. Samuel Fox
Mr.. A. Sobloskey. Doctor Rubin and DR.
M. Phoenix, OF Boston.
Mrs. p. Patterson. of North Thirteenth
street, has returned from a few weeks
stay at Atlantic City.
DR.. and Mrs. Horace d. Perlman
Of 1882 North Seventh street, are re
ceiving congratulations on the birth OF
a daughter.
Mrs. Alfred Mayer, Miss Regina
Mayer, Mrs. Harry Loeb, Mrs. Man
Greenbaum, Miss Helen Greenbaufn
Miss Carrie Teller Kuhn and Miss Es
tello Goldsmith were among those who
spent the week at Camp Woodmere, In
the Adirondacks
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A catalogue Of part of the gold and
jewels in the Temple at Nippur. and
evidently for which a new invoice was
made, has been found through the trans !.
lation by Doctor Legrain. curator OF
the Babylonian section of the University
Museum, Of clay tablet in the Nippur
collection.
The record tells Of many gold orna I,
ments, caskets and jewels, many OF
them beautifully decorated with golden
eagles, vultures. etc; OF necklaces,
breast plates, filets, bracelets, anklets
and many golden or gold mounted i'm
plements, such as seals, tongs and the
like.
The temple in the Orient was always
the royal treasury. Hence it is believed
that part Of the collection had just
come from the jewelers. and was intended
dess or else was for some princess OF
the royal house.
Many daughters Of kings, in those
DAYS OF poiysamy. were given in mar
riage to allied monarchs and all were
lowered with gold and Jewels. Egypt
daughters in this way. II the recipient
had no daughter to send back he was
expected to send her worth in gold.
One Babylonian king complained that
Egypt sent him short weight and was
quite angry about 1t. "
In the days Of the University Museum
tablet. fourteenth century, b. G., the
king was Nazi -Maruttash, of whom we
read in the Tell ell -Amarnat tablets,
when Jerusalem complained OF pressure
from the north and sought the aid
which never came.
The female ornaments coincide OK
actly with those Of the goddess Ishtar,
who, according to a very ancient poem.
went down to Hades, but in. passing
each of the seven gates had to drop part
Of her ornaments and clothing until she
entered nude. But her departure from
Earth left It loveless. so messenger
was sent to ask her to return. She did
90, taking up part Of her clothing and
ornaments ut each gate. She got home
and love returned to Earth, but the mes :
senger had to stay in Hades. The only
item missing in the catalogue is the
golden girdle which may have been rec
orded In the missing section.
The tablet Is in Babylonian cuneiform
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TIOGA

Among the interesting June weddings
will be that of Miss Edna Marian
Lindner. daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Will
liam Reed Lindner. of 3233 North Park
avenue, and Mr.. Sidney Earle Reif-
snyder which will take place in st.
Pauls Reformed Episcopal Church,
Broad and Venango streets.
Miss Ethel Schurch, daughter Of Mr..
and Mrs. Charles II. Schurch, Of 2129
West Venango street, urd Mr.. John r.
Buchanan, Jr., whose engagement was
announced during the winter. are spend
ing n week as the guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. Frederick Burk at their cottage at
Ventnor. Mr.. Buchanan Is playing in
the golf tournament at Chelsea.
Miss Alma Stenhoff. OF S11 wingo-
hooking street, entertained the members
of her card club at dinner and cards last
week Mt her home. Mr.. and Mrs. Will
liam McCutcheon, Mr.. and Mrs Arden
Coffin. Mr.. William Weaver. Miss Helen
Pechin, Dr. and Mrs, Gordon w.
Schurch and Mr.. Walter Valentine were
the guests.
Mr.. and Mrs. John A. Betterman
have returned from their wedding trip
and will be at home at 324 Fishers
avenue. Tabor. The bride will be re.
membered at Miss Mae A. Lamb.
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JUST GOSSIP ABOUT PEOPLE
Nancy lynne Tells Of the Plans for "Once in Blue
Moon"-She Speaks OF Some Smart Clothes
.It Recently Noted-Other Bits of Talk

bridesmaids will include Miss Elizabeth
fHicholson, Of indianapolis Miss Julie
hammond, Miss Fay Alger and Miss
Nancy stair Of Detroit, and Miss Mary
G,endlnnins, of this city. Miss Dodge.
VINO mas been visiting Mrs. Stotesbury,
viii return to her home today. III 80
Mrs. Albert Ruenthal, of 1872 walnut
street will be "at homo" this afternoon,
from to $3.50 o'clock, to meet Mrs, Leo
Miels,lner and her sons, Mr. Joseph Mel
Liner and Mr.. Kenneth MacKenna Mel
as her leading Juvenile.
The engagement has been announced
IN Chicago Of Miss Margaret Var wyck
Sample, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Rob-
ert w. Sample, OF Lansdowpe, and Mr..
Thaddeus B. Bassett, of Evanston, Ill
Mr. and Mrs Theodore l.. Pomeroy
have returned from their wedding trip
ana VIII be at home for a few days at
125 South Twenty-second street. Mrs.
Pomeroy will be remembered as Mrs
George w. Boyd.
Mrs. Williams B. Cadwalader. OF Rad.
nor, VINO mas been visiting her father,
Mr. Henry W. Bfddle, of Paoli re.
turned to her home last evening,
Mrs. c. whitney Tillingbast. Of Trov
N. ", Is visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Benis, /,
min, Chew. OF Glenvale. Radnor, for a
Mrs Thomas DE witt Cuyler. OF
.1aVertoru, VINO has been spending a few
Gays IN Atlantic City, returned home on
Saturday morning '' ~
Mr., and Mrs. Lewis Ralston Ayres.
OF EAST orange. are spending the week
END with Mrs. Ayree's parents. DR.. and
MRS. Herbert p. Fisher, of German
town. Mrt and Mrs. Ayres attended the
dance given by the Hilton Club at the
Delinar-Morris on Friday evening. z
Mr. and Mrs William S. Furst. of
Lancaster avenue, overbrook, have is
sued invitations for dance at the
Overbrook Golf Club on May 2s. in
honor @ Of heir daughter, Miss Elizabeth
W. Furst 80 -
Mrs. Marshall II. Smith, of Wayne.
entertained at musicale and tea at her
nome! on Friday afternoon in honor Of
Mrs Henry p. Kirby. OF New York.
among the guests were Mrs. Frederick
Treat Mrs. Pearson Conrad, Miss Elmira
Echert, Mrs. John Dotterer. Mrs Charles
Tatnall, Mrs. Henderson Supplee Mrs.
4: y. Green. MIRA Thomas Chalfont and
Mrs E. J. White.
The Klsco County Club has issued
invitations for Sunday, May 90. when
they Will hold opening day at their
new clubhouse. National Park, N. ].
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O'NEILI-REAJE
DELAWARE COUNTY

Mrs Howard Bell Stavves has issued
invitations for a tea" at her home in
Moylan on Thursday afternoon, from 9
until s o'clock.
Mrs. Jared Darlington, Of Whining
ton, has been the guest OF her son and
daughter-ln-law.M Mr. and Mrs, III. SAUL
nier Darlington. at their home in Media.
Mr.. Thomas Haydock, Jr.. of Ridley
Park, entertained In honor Of his little
daughter. Miss Betty Haydock, and some
OF her friends at the circus last week
Mr.. and Mrs. Homer Van Hagen, of
Chicago, are receiving congratulations
on the birth of q daughter Mrs. Van
Hagen was formerly Miss Jean Robert
son, daughter Of Mr. and Mrs. A. D,
Robertson, of Ridley Park.
Lieutenant and Mrs. Edward L. Ccch-
rane, who are stationed at the Boston
Navy Yard, have been entertaining Miss
Sarah sweeney. daughter Of Colonel
and Mrs. Frank Sweeney, of Chester.
Club night at the Springhaven Coun-
try Club will be held on Saturday, when
the program.
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EMPEROR SUPPORTS TREATY
Hungarian Delegation Advised q
Slan N Charles May Return

Budapest, May 17.-Followers of
former Emperor Charles of Austria,
who have been without information as
to whether he desired them to support
the signing Of the Hungarian peace
treaty, now are reported to have re-
ceived message from Prangins in
structing them to support the treaty,
providing a secret clause be appended
permitting him to return.
1t is regarded as a foregone conclu-
sion here that Charles will return
shortly in any event. Archduke Joseph
has withdrawn from the race to head
the government, his house having been
closed. The Royalist headquarters,
however, are still open.
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NORRISIOWN

Mrs. John M. Dettra, Of Spring Mill.
entertained sixty guests at luncheon
was assisted in receiving by her nieces.
Mrs. Louis Hoy. Miss Hey and Miss
Helen Hoy. of Schuylkill Haven. Favors
at cards were received by Mrs. A. r.
Eastwick, Mrs William II. Slingiuff.
Naylor. Miss Christine Hoy, Mrs. John
Slade Carter, Mrs. G. Herbert Wentz,
Mrs. William Wunder, Mrs. C. Henry
Stinson. Mrs. William +. Solly and Mrs.
Wilfred l.. Stauffer.
Miss Clara Wolfe. of De Kalb street,
entertained at a kitchen shower in honor
OF Miss Mildred Eastcn. Miss Easton
will be married to Mr.. II. Carl Detwiler
on Tuesday afternoon. May 25.
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MooRESToWN

Mrs Herbert Longacre. who before
her marriage was Miss Isabelle CRUDE
is visiting her mother. Mrs. f. W.
CRUDE. on Central avenue; MRS Long
acre entertained informally a few OF
her friends on Thursday evening.
The marriage Of Miss Martha c. Lip
pincott, OF IS East Second street, ana
Mr. William L. Davis, OF Mount Holly
has been announced.
Mr.. Paul Citizens. Of South Church
street, has gone to Manitou, Col, to
spend the summer.
Mr.. and MrA Byron I. Roberts are
being congratulated over the pirth OF
son, born last Friday
Mrs william Remington. of SPRING
field, Mass, will spend a month with
her sister, Mrs. A. ]. Frohock, OF East
Second street.
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KAISER GONE, GUARDS 100
only Person Who Regrets u d
Count Bentinck's Daughter

. T..
Amorongen, May 17.-tBy A. n.
Bentinck Castle, long hemmed about By
special guards because Of the presence "
ex- Emperor william, has again bean
thrown open to visitors. following VIII
liam's departure for his new homo A.
Doom.
The only person in the Bentiuek
household who appeared to regret hls
departure was daughter Of Count
Bentinck, who is reported to have BE-
come engaged to Captain Won Llsemann,
Of the ex -emperor's retinue.
"There will be less tips for us now"
said the Bentinck gamekeeper to q
plump village girl, "but all the same ]
am glad the fellows gone"
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WISSAHICkON

Miss Beatrice Miller, OF 234 Sumac
street. will entertain the members OF the
Wissahckon Westminster Guild this
Springer Miss Helen Thomas, Miss Tor
othy Thomas, Miss Mary Kennedy, Miss
Margaret Pratt. Miss Kathryn Steven
son, Miss Marian Lyle. Miss Elizabeth
beth Beatty Miss Rebecca Keenan, and
Mrs. Irwin Lyndall will be the guests.
Miss Eleanor Erwin, Of Rochelle ave-
nue.. Is visiting her sister, Mrs. Frank
Bailey, in Washington.