davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The evening world., 1920-11-04

A great many person were surprised
at the beating that Pittsburgh gave
West Virginia, but II was largely due
to the fact that West Virginia was
without Rodgers and. moreover, Glen
Warner, by watching the West Vir-
ginia- Lehigh game the week before,
had devised a capable defense for the
forward pass.
The evening world., 1920-11-04

do they ever meet him or DO theyt
ever try to arrange a mRtchH They
DO not. but they get = lot Of pub
licity out Of sayinE %. am going
20 stop all thtR ] Am going 10 pre-
vent Dreaa agents from making any
such statements and getting away
with Il. ] am going 70 show up'
everybody making such cracks II II
c0sts mo money by circulating the
facts In the case throughout the
country.
The evening world., 1920-11-04

Penn State leads all Eastern col
leCrs in points scored. The state
College team In elk games has regis
tered q total OF 232 points to 2S rol
opponents, Dartmouth and Penn
have heen Penn States strongest op-
pnnenta
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follows.
Yeas, Bert Davis; J. H. ThurmOnd
J. +. Albums; W. H. Began; A. G.
Whitlow and ]. H. King.
Absent None.
In the matter of electing a Parish
treasurer to fill the unexpired term of
Jno. f. Harrison, and on motion by
j. f. Albums, and duly seconded by J..
Fl. King, Ira ]. McConathy was elect
ed as Parish treasurer to full tie said
unexpired term as Parish treasurer, said
term to expire at the regular meeting
OF the Police Jury, July, 1921, the sal
airy Is hereby fixed as heretofore.
In the matter of employing a book
keeper for the Office of Geo. R. vii,
son In regard to keeping the records
and accounts of the expenditures. On
motion of ]. +. Albums and duly sec
onded by j. II. King, J. s. Williams
was elected to do the bookkeeping for
the engineers.
Continued next week.
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SHERIFF'S SALE

First National Bank Vs. B. A. Brewer
No. 544S, Third Judicial Court
State of Louisiana, Parish Of Bien
vile.
Under and by virtue of writ of
execution issued out Of the above nam.
ed Honorable Court and to me direct
ed, | have seized and will offer for
sale to the last and highest bidder fol-
cash, with benefit of appraisement, al
the principle front door Of the Court
house In Arcadia, Bienville Parish
La, within legal sale hours on
Saturday, January 18th, 1921
the following described property, to-
wit:
One Studebaker Automobile, 1915
model painted red, residence and
lot q IL Of Lot l, Block 20.
The above described properly to be
sold as belonging to the defendant, B
A. Brewer, and will be sold to- salts.
fy salt writ Of execution and all cost.
This the 9th day Of December, A.
D.. 1920.
J. e. CURRIE, Sheriff.
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sHERIFF'S SALE

No. 1915, Third Judicial District
Court, Bienville Parish, La, Union
Merchantile Co, vs. ]. f. .Spurlock.
Under and by virtue of writ OF
execution issued out Of the above nam'
ed Honorable Court and to me direct,
ed, | have seized and will offer for
sale to the last and highest bidder fol-
cash, with benefit Of appraisement, at
the principle front door Of the Court
house in Arcadia, Bienville Parish
La, within legal sale hours on
Saturday, January 18th, 1921
the following described property, to
wit:
SW of Sc and s IL Of NV Of Sc,
Sec. 50, TIP. 16 N, R Z W, 60 acres more
or less, and all improvements.
The above described property seiz
ed as belonging to the defendant, ]. P
SpurlOck, and will be sold to satisfy
said writ of execution and all costs.
This the 9th day of December, A
d., 1920.
j. E. CURRJE, Sheriff.
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MINDEN EDITOR DIES SUDDENLY

Minden La, Dec. 20-ThOmas w.
Fuller, superintendent of education OF
Webster Parish, owner of the Webster
Signal, local newspaper, and former
state senator from this district, died
suddenly Monday evening at 6 o'clock
of stroke of appoplexy. He had just
eaten a hearty meal with his family,
and after going into the yard of his
home, came back and was passing
through the dining room when he was
stricken an died in a few moments
He returned Sunday from New Orlenas
where he attended meeting of the
parish superintendants of the State. He
was operated on for appendicitis a
few months ago, but apparently had
fully regained his strength.
Mr., Fuller was SO years of age, and
a son Of the late Capt. Thomas W. Ful
Ter. He was born In what is now Web
ster parish, on May %, 1857. He early
engaged In newspaper work, and was
the founder Of the Webster Signal
which he establishe about 1890. He sold
the paper to ]. P. Kent In 1892, and il
1916 bought 1t back from Mr. Kent anC
changed the name of the paper back t.
the name 1t bore when he first owned
1t, it being called the Signal Democrat
at the time of the late purchase.
| Being elected one of the senators
from this senatorial district in 1896
Mr.. Fuller served four years. He had
been parish superintendent since 1907
and about two weeks ago was elected
to another fOur.year term by thu
school board.
Mr.. Fuller is survived by his wife
who was Miss Alma Bright, and b,
three daughters, Mrs. Robert Griffin
OF Henderson Texas, and Misses Xenil
and Miriam Fuller. He also is sur
viyed by two sisters. He was membe
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of the Methodist Episcopal church and
a member of the board Of stewards
of the local church. Funeral arrange
mentS have not been announced, but
burial will be in the Minden cemetery
Shreveport Times.
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ARCADIA,
PROCEEDINGS OF POLICE JURY
OF BIENVILLE PARISH
Arcadia, La, Dec. Goth, 1920.

Arcadia, La, Dec. ZUtli, Io-o'
The Police Jury of Bienville Parish
met in extra session on this date with
the following members present. Bert
Davis. ]. H. Thurmond; d. M. White;
J. f. Albums; W. Fl. Began; A. u.
Whitlow, and J. H. King.
The purpose of meeting having been
explained as being TO receive BIDS on
contracts on the Bienville Liberty Hill
and Friendship Highway, and also Tor
the purpose of electing Parish treasur'
or TO fill the unexpired term OF JnO'
Il. Harrison, the said Jno. F. Harrison
having resigned as Parish treasurer,
and also to employ bOokkeeper tof
the Office Of Geo. r. Wilson, engineer
The Police Jury proceeded to open
the bids for building roads In Bien-
vile Parish in accordance with the
resolution heretofore adopted and then
advertisement made there under fixing
the date of bids to be received at not
later than II 90 o'clock a. m. this date.
And at said time the following bids
have been filed; J. NJ. Montgomery,
of Shreveport, La; Jackson Harding
Hall Of Winfield, La; Smith Bro
theirs, Of Coushatta, La; Lawrence
Nixen and Phillips, Of Jackson Miss /;
]. w. and w. O. McKeithan, OF Gray
son La; s. D. Carr Contract Co., Of
Shreveport, La; A. A. Davis and Co..
Of Oklahoma City, Okla. j. N. Mingea
Of Sheridan Ark; A. D. Jones and
W. N. Kanaugh, of JOnesboro, La. /;
Newman B. Gregory Of Texarkana, Ark.
A. f. Sayers and Co., Of Crockett Tex.
BE IT RESOLVED, That the Pc.
lice Jury, Of Bienyille Parish proceed
to open said bids and read same which
bids were opened and read at which
time. On motion the body took re-
cess until 100 o'clock p. m. on this
date.
The body was called together at L.
90 o'clock p. m. at which time the
Police Jury called before them the
different parties that had bids for the
building Of roads In Bmeville Parish
And after having tabulated said bids
of the several different parties, the
bids were as follows to-wit;
A. +. Savers and Co, bid $S2,28.6O
Lawrence Nixon & Phillips, $72,623.
85; Smith Brothers, $76,252.S6; New
man B. Gregory, $73,779.4O, A. A. Davis
4 CO., $73,2764O; Jones and Kavau
naugh, $77,595SO; ]. N. Mingea, $40,
85060; S. d. Carr Construction Go.
$66,39415; Jackson Harding & Hall
$7977O.O6; J. M. Montgomery, SIS,
1876; J. W. and W. 0. McKeithan
s76S22,1s,
On motion of Bert Davis and dull
seconded by A. Whitlow, the follow
ing resolution was offered:
BE 1T RESOLVED, By the Polio
Jury, Of Bienville Parish in legal ses
sion convened, that s. d. Carr Q
Shreveport, La, having the lowest an
most reasonable bid, the Police Jur
hereby accepts said bid Of the said I
3. Carr, as rendered by him, and tn
said d. s. Carr is to furnish the Pr
lice Jury Of Bienville Parish, La.
sufficient bond according to law.
On roll call the members voted Q
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Duly to posterity.

We should live and labor In our time
so that what came to US as seed, may
60 to the next generation as blossoms,
and what came to US as blossom, may
90 to them as fruit. Exchange.
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That's the Way 1t Is.
LOUISIANA

Uncle Bill Bottletop says that too
few people lay by anything for a rainy
day and too many lay by something
for dry spell.-Washington Star.
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We have tried to build our platform on and we
attribute our success to, the straightforward honest
policy which has governed our relations with our
customers and will endeavor in the future as in the
past to do all that is consistent for each and all
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in return for that friendship which we value
more than all else and without which we would be
as naught, and to every body the above greetings
are meana as personal message for it is impossible
to see each of you on XMAS MORN
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To All
AMeny Christmqs-.A Happy and Prosperous New Year!


best Gifts If il hhSedOnO
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-07-25

KANSAS City $40. lu.t .i-tI1E
Estimated rrn.p. TODAY 5000. U.slns
steady rreE.r Cop $3.50. hr.I ci &la
.lttIaltsU ;up $3.50. good 'p ehuis
heavy Vrn'1',HU. good 'H .lD.,. u.
d.wm slt'oa'-Ho. good 60 choice hsh.
00ai-su. good t1 ,hD., stock p.c-
sl.oDIlt1,.
cattle Estimated receipts tolly 500
On week. bl,f steers mostly 80 g. jU
iHNsr -hD vock ANA Gamers Wos'.
81 IuWs, som. grass COWS oIf more
bulls ui.y Go lower calves 50 go higher
feeders steady
Sheep Estimated receipts today .o'f
Tor w,ek rIrge awns steady o. S.-u
lower better grades and weights m
tltys sfo.d. oih'r- q, lower uj sheet
and breeding ewes steady: feeding
lamr. steady 'o CO. higher
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-07-25
HENRY VAN DYKE VISITS
TliE IIAM Alii> ISLANDS

Tho Hawaiian islands are tho ,ltrs
four II the wat,ry highways h"iwe,
sast and west Inv cours. frop
Tokyo g. Panama from Vancouver g.
Melbourne. from Eeniil, jo Singapor
from san Ftancis,o Co Manila. frou
lsos Angeles g. iiongkonr. and you
lines viii make start In the ia not
far from Honolulu Two ihousln
miles away h. tn mainland ~ North
imcuca--four - fave thousand. IA"
mainland q Ait-flr g. southwark
the Fur.nklcl isles q rolyn"sa-frr o..
nuithward the rocky. frosty chain 20
ihc Aieuiianr. The vast sapphire api-
iutlc uf the Pacific cucirCles the Ter
iory 81 Hawaii with a beautiful isola
tion which the adventurous spirit :
man hae transformed into au oplu.r
for woflt.a.dr commerce. Tho lonely
place has hccomc 70 poT; 81 1n fur To-.
nations.
You must not think 81 thes. isian1.
~ a cluster q COAL reefs emhoworci
IN PALMS and 49, y ring under the rl5 e
81 a iropical suI They arr q group 81
i've esish enc ml.-' enough o. make %
little stale in Na,. Tvs 90 EurUp
and separated w. rs a. stretches ,
= ldomauioi s0a. From oahu. which b.
th, oniy island ! Nifited. you can 81 2
So Mclul,ai with the lcfty peak 81 MAJ.
hshind g. l.4.e q lonely purple cloud 90"
ne horizon Auuy % the southeast o.
hg bulk of Hawaii where tho SOD.
canoes ARE silli On ac ..e duty. j. lusi
IN distance. Away q th' northwest "a
sharp peaks and eloy'n valleys ~
Kauai arr Invisible Eui Oahu con.
tains ~ Itself 'hr makings IT tlny
complete continent. There ars twH
rrng-s - real mountains. which res
from ihp bottom n thu sea some tWcnt
ihousr.d years aEu by drastic Hf,
of peni volcanic fires" Wind AMI
weather have caryed them into jaggei
ridges and pinuacrr fsur thousand feet
;r~h. Between them lies the broad ~.
land plnin ~ Wn'iina and Eva. tn
Iaogntainsidos are iurrowod hy deei
Elcns and uvincs. sharprst op N
ncfthear shlc where The rains ar
heaviest. genu,r IN the south and we.
whore The Wales spread oui. faulikc
mie Tho tread siEar plantations q IN
Soasi. and the -iyli f.clts ~ snringin
ike - From "Guide. Pos's ana Camp
Fires 80 \ midpaclnc Pageant D.
Il,nry van Dyke IN the August a.,
tion NUMBER % Srrilncrs
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-07-25
Market NeWlS
GRAIN PRICES LOWER
DUE To WEAK DEMAND


gy Associated Pres
CHICAGO. Iuy 20 - 10, drop bon
temperature overnight coupled with
crippled WI. ..r,.. @" outside points.
du, ta Dos, ulahis wind storm. fri th.
u,s ul lu,Igr pressure tuirr
prices .u 900 stains downward q, h'
finish wheat sbuwrb u.t luss 90 3,
fa sf-, with n."HH,r t. y.l
NHr,b 5000 D.n $40. mI rHI q.
enc. under y,-tudly- ,.U-, vh.
.Hfs frff.r.j u.i l,.- OIL. ', @. -a.,
r.1t I-IHns tir.i uuu D.t u4ghr, .r
.r,s Fl. -p. loves
Wheat Displayed . hH.r rrIaffHa,
fHuuaah,.f tl. ..eIH T.ru U. .
ndu,5 rH iiHl which Na# .u Gay
r.s- off uruIrm.ts .Hi export O.,
HuuI u.a l,.Ir- Report uum uu.
-HuH tnHi condition. choose .. .rrieg'
uiD ... .t.uH.. tH. 49, .,usH
.fu. 600 t1r UHI..'
Th. hHp drop . temperature. %
$50. Ht 81. prevent 300. spread 30
H.,t rr val v.- reported Dob ih.
northwest
com .nI 600. surerI msfH.I b..
..s.i.a- boo sympathy with vHIf
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-07-25
COTTON MARKET STEADY
BUT CLOSES At DECLINE
~ A,soeia,.drres.


MEM YORK. July 20 - Throughout
most ~ Saturdays session of The ,0..
TN market "a steady udcrtouc pr..
vailed. with prices hlghor showius PC
nno time not advance u D. tu %
pointf. when October sold up Go l3 r..
hcc"nhcr. si.ho. and January &c. -
This stcadincss continued until the
last feW minutes. when active pAligiuf'
brought q setback that lcft tho market
finally easy A. tone. with prices %
points hishcr o. - points lower CO.
tlber closing "a So o.. p.r,mbrI 30 -.
nnd January 3o.a'.
The opening was steady with first
sales ten points lower Co i.n points
higher hut Il steady demand Coo cover
fhortr ovcr tho wc,l, end together with
lstle ncg bus nr. promoted consider
1hlf strength and rho tendency WIS ui'
ward until just hcf0r, the close
cotton goods markets continued very
quiet. with biz uurtahmeut 100 fan
River. which bcarish expectations as -
the next government report were 'n.
couraEcd hy "a condiuon ngur" = 1is
rs locll huuse. which estimated .'r.
di,ion q month axe at sti.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-07-25

liY Assnfi aifd IT'S.
NEW ORLEANS july 20 An 3D.
regular and unsettled mlit,' prevailed
in cotton today. with prices attaining
no decided trend % 800, time. 1r1 'h-
closr being six points gp to 3 points
down. net. Goa tn daN Octol'ci traded
down To- 320> and up Go 3.4l Wh.,I
represented the extreme range u he
market
Overnight s'lling oui,rs bad 'o ~
contondcd With On the oren.nc. and
carried thc market 81, M I'poIf. iH
l,ussin and Holland had como o. "a
agreement fur IN lrmisurr NeIo
stcadying influence, -crdrr pIi..s Gel
net advances
The weather map Nas considered
favorable. Indicating little ni1 in ih.
belt ON the other hand ihc butils
movement whlch started on pUuurII
news was chcckol hy private bureau
report on condition ~ -f2. nA .t'inr
Q crop II isSoo. 000 halcs
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-07-25
Warranty Deeds

j o. Mitchell o. Thomas : Mitchell
part e. ioi no. block Z. Holland adGi
ton Consideration $1,000
J T. CayhrHob Co., j. T. CrIE part
90 lots Z 4.d 3. hlors 41fn p.emru- O.
dii.u Consideration SIS onN
n. p. Britain On Russia Louis. lni q.
Eu.k n a. q : Consideration $3.50
O. q rust tu IS " Eurrr't,. lu'H
81. so 90 % ana 81. b'ork @. and lo'a
=. and lN. hiock 20 old Town en-
si1,latm s-ooo
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-07-25
texas UNIVERSITY HAS
LARGE ATTENDANCE GAIN


Special fo 1.r ".vr
40 SflN iu.N Nn u,rY .,i 700
even two hundred BOZ 'ha attendance. &c
students 81 "a, two summer 4rhanls
nnd normal school OF 10, University uf
I'N1r as compared With "a, att.baon,g
ii.t NDlt o. shoWu h1 ihp mauuoulation
tsui-> ~ thu um' l.t t,lr 'he total
tttrud1u'. v1- 1900 students whu.
'hI~ fr1r Do 81. l'", with prospect. thar
ihi~ number VIII t' increased duriu.
thr u"N few lI'- Tb. popularity az
ih, summer schools nrd normal 81 %
university o.. .ut.viI. and 10, str
dent attendance is u,-n.ur ,uI %.
retI
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-07-25

Try a Daily Ncv. war, "A.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-07-25
HALE COUNTY BOOKLET
IS BEING DISTRIBUTED

Suoeial 81 1hr Neus
.-PLAINflEW Tex. july -'-ln-.-t ut
demand f0r literature on iiainyl,a an @
Hale county hss warranted the EasrI
= cts Development Go have DO po'
csp.e- 81 a bo0slei. dcs rlpuse % tow.
and county, pahlished ~ once for Ft1.
raj distribution. The pui4iDiy d.Iar
tnsnf D. anxiUus o. furnish Information
go this lire Tn West Texls Cham
irr = Cwnmcrcp be- aiso aidlug in "a.
publicity campairn of iialr and Plain
NIew cturties
:. The liberal prs annrunrgu .Hf- d.
ths rcmarkablr grain yisld b. His
.squniy has directed quite a b.t 81 motto,
a. the south plains and queries afl q
suuErreeuee
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Furi Worth Ii,c,tocL

uT e .af.i rHs
Iul.T WORTH iH'r 20 CATTLE Do.
..ip' goo. 90. decline. nHo..H ssHl
1i.-f. -iU.kcrs. s,.0ltN uI
ilngs -E,,r,pts. uunri steady lachI
$1,000 1850. hu'f sitr IrHN. m.,
suu 80 "NHf-.-s
Sheep i;n.uiuis nome. .f.i"
lsmI. suuHHfa-p. ,mIues $4,000
foe..
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CLARENDON CHURCH
WILL Be REMODElEl


sio.lai 10 m Nv,
CLARENDON luly % Tho Mciho
dl.t church at this ur, is tn be- r''
modelled aud wufh viii hcgin the last
90 'hia week 60 tire inst q next,
Heretofore the children SUNDAY school
rDums have been m tn basement an
r.W q n planned 'u muy, these rooms
On 90. Inst ilon poo that Their, viii b.
rUu, light ~ these ronus
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-07-25

When you TEL lazy. OF q Sorts ana
yawn a good deal IN the daytime you
can charge Il g. a torpid liver which has
Allowed the system o. gei fun % inpuu
ties lfERBiNE cures IN disorders pro
duced bs an Inactive liver. Il strength.
ems that orEan. cleanres The bowels and
puts the system IN good healthy condi
Mn sod ~ al druggist. sctc
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-07-25
Trnn.fer-nn Lease

ul. Gas a Pod Crmplnv to seaman
ol Company EAST h1H ~ .,uthv'
Quarter ~ section ino h'o,k ols. au.
ease h-f 90 southwest quarter u. .r.
tlsn - Elors uIS.
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NOTICE..

In order 20 make dfIiyerie, boz
-nTises.. IN glasses J. extended uni'l
,1pgWsf LIT. Last ellncc--ardsr your.
non.
Dr Claude WGleolt
81 La.
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+, Is Gilyir 20 e.. 70 humphreys la,
Is. b.o,t ~. i.akl' addition 'aas ioi
sfirH s1Aa 81
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-11-19
NORTH PHILADELPHIA

The next meeting of the Delta Beta
Sigma Sorority will be held at the home
of Miss Virginia Gesslng, 4526 North
Nineteenth street, on November 81
Miss Elvira Martinez will entertain
the "Fifty-flfty Club" at her home, at
1919 North Thirty-third street, this eve
ming. The members include Miss Mar
garet Clark, Miss Jean Clark, Miss Mir
lam Dooley, Miss Dorothy McDevltt, Miss
Adele Frederick Miss Anna Larkin, Miss
Marguerite Larkin, Miss Alma Wall,
MIR. Harris Burton, Mr. Edwin Fecney,
Mr.. Charles Hall, Mr.. Andrew Hamilton
Mr.. Robert Lukens. Mr. Martin McCaw-
l.y, Mr.. William Mclaughlin, Mr.. Jo-
The men of the club will play the Oak
Lane Clubs football team, at the Chel-
tenham Field, on Thanksgiving Day.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-11-19

OF Or. and Mrs Thomas G. Ashton, of
X, dleaf, Wynnewood, will be the guest
or honor at theatre party to be given
by Mr.. and Mrs. Henry F. Michel, ut
Ine,r ne,In home home S9i3 Chestnut street, on
guests will include DR., and Mrs. Thomas
Ashton, Miss Virginia Benson Carter,
MISS Augusta VAIN Harrison, Miss Mar
garetta Harrison, Miss Jane Shaw Hep
burn; Miss Annabelle Wood. Miss Maisie
Edward Mitchell Edwards, Mr.. Harold
Saylor. Mr.. Minturn Wright, Mr..
Horation Gates Lloyd, Jr., Mr.. George
Gibbs, Jry Mr.. Charles Stewart wurts,
~ Mr.; Nathanisl Knowles, Jr., and Mr..
John Strubing. Tho guests will later at
tend the ball to be given that night by
Mr.. and Mrs. Stevens HeclSscher. in
honor of their daughter, Miss Lucretia s.
Hockscher, I'd.
Mr.. and Mrs. Daniel L. Hutchinson.
Jr, OF New York, have issued inctations
for a dinner on Wednesday, December
Is. at the Bellevue-Stratford. in honor
of Miss Jessie +. Da Costa, daughter of
Mrs. Charles F. Da Costa, and Miss
Mary II. Stewart, daughter of Mrs. Rob-
ert q. lie Conte.
Mrs. Rutherfurd Pearson, Of the Belle
vue-Stratford, has issued invitations for
at the Bellevue-,Stratford, In honor o
her debutante niece Miss Eleanor Rus
sell Peabody, of New York.
Mr.. and Mrs. Daniel Morean Bar
ringer will formally present to society
their daughter, Miss Sarah Barringer,
at tea with dancing to be given at
heir home. 2105 Walnut street, on Fri
day afternoon, November 26, from 4
until o'clock. The young girls who
VIII assist in receiving include Miss
Polly Thayer, Miss Anna Sophia Yar-
nall. Miss Mary Law, Miss Jane Gordon
Coke, Miss Polly Griscom, Miss Eleanor
Robb, Miss Margaretta Large Harrison,
Miss Mary Hoppin Howland. Miss Lu-
cretia +. Heckscher, ed, Miss Virginia
Benson Carter Miss Anne Ashton, Miss
Rosamund Stewardson, Miss Charlotte
Starr Miss Ruth Packard, Miss Helene
Langdon Mitchell and Miss Elizabeth
Frazier. The guests will later attend
the dance to be given by Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles Custis Harrison, of 293 Rlt-
tenhouse Square, in honor Of their debu-
tante daughter. Miss Augusta w. Harri-
son.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Pratt Mexican, of
Pine Run Farm. Penllyn, will entertain
at dinner at the Bellevue-Stratford be-
fore the opening performance of the
and Mrs Joseph Wood. Jr.. will be the
guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. Mexican. Mr..
and Mrs. Mckean will give a dinner on
Tuesday, December 2S. before the Bene-
diets Ball.
Mrs. George A. Dunning and Miss
Nancy Bunney Dunning will sail for
Europe early December. They will be
accompanied by Miss Adelaide Newlin,
daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. James Caverly
Newlin, of Haverford. They will lspend
several months in London and Paris.
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WEST PHILADELPHIA

Mrs. William Preston Brenz, Jr., has
returned to her home at 1921 Baltimore
avenue. after visit to her sister and
brother-in-law, Mr.. and Mrs Edward
Shoemaker of Passaic avenue, Chicago
Mrs Augustus v. Springman, of 5051
Walnut street, will give an attractive
luncheon, FOLLOWED by cards. in honor
of her bridge club, on Friday, Novem-
ber 10. The members include Mrs. A.
Mayer, Mrs Samuel Rothwell, Mrs.
Mrs NJ. ]. Macdonald, Mrs. william
A. Gray, Mrs. Frank Brightly, and Mrs.
Augustus V. Sprlngman.
Mr.. and Mrs Wilmer stone, 50i
Hazel avenue, returned from Washing
ton, d. c.. where they attended the an
nual meeting of the American Ornithol-
ogist Union, of which Mr.. stone was
elected president. Mr.. and Mrs Stone
we're extensively entertained during their
weeks stay