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de Bonneville Bell. Mr.. John Moore,
Mr.. Howard Moore. and Mr. Gustav A
Heckscher.
Miss Jean G. Bullitt, of Torresdale, is
visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Roger l.. Putnam
In Springfield. Mass. for ten days.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charlton Yarnall, of
Seventeenth and Locust streets. enter
tanned at dinner last night and later in
their box at the opera, Their guests
included Mr.. and Mrs Arthur Emen
Newbold, Jr., and Mr. and Mrs. Alex
ander Coke Iarnall.
Mrs. Benjamin Coates has issued in
yitations for a party on Wednesday,
Lloyd Morris Coates. Mrs, Coates
mother, Mrs. Thomsa Burnside Norris,
who spent part of the winter with Mrs.
Coates at the Wellington. Is occupying
a house at 1928 South Twenty-second
street.
and their daughter. Miss Evelyn Mar
tin, and their son, Mr.. Carl y. Martin.
Jr., of 40S Moreland avenue Chestnut
Hill. will sail in June for Europe. where
they will spend the summer travelling.
Miss Martin will not make her debut
next fall.
Mrs. Howard Wurts Page and her
daughters Miss Edith Nelson Page
Miss Evelyn B. Page and Miss Mary
Cox Page, of 1913 Clinton street will
sail on June 6 for a trip abroad, where
they expect to remain until the autumn.
Mrs. James G. Leiper. of Summit ave-
nue.. Chestnut Hill, who has been spend
law and sister. Mr.. and Mrs. Jacob S.
Disston, of Norwood Hall, Chestnut Hill,
at their home In Belleaire, Fla, will re-
turn to her home the latter part Of ne Xt
week
Mr.. and Mrs. Richard S. Newbold have
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WEST PHILADELPHIA

Mrs. John a. Rockey . 1917 Barring
street, who accompanied by her daus als,s 4
ter, Mise Edna Rockey,. Of the 1 khVM ,H
school, Coopertown. n. y. motored GO 20
the Chalfonte Hotel, Atlantic CITY, tor
the weekend, has returned TO her nome
Mr.. John Leary has returned to M Mhis
home in Atlantic city, after beihg ine
guest for a few days of his brother'Itt,, =,
law and sister Mr.. and Mrs. frank tsss; a.
Mclaughlin, Of SO South Fiftieth street
Mr.. and Mrs. e. d. Davis, Of the Mon
tevista Apartments. entertained ne
members Of their card club at their
home on Saturday evening. The gues,s
included Mr.. and Mrs. G. Emerss29Ii 70,
and Mrs. william Scheible, Miss NIL
dred Franklin and Mr.. Leo Williams
Mr.. and Mrs. Gus Frascone, Of West
Philadelphia announce the enBaBemeht
of their daughter Miss Mary Frascone'
to Mr.. Alfred Verallo. OF this city
Miss Lillian Sweidmsn gave a sur
prise graduation party IN honor OF MISS
Jean Pastcan on Sunday evening at
1881 South Fifty-fourth street Among
those present were Miss Ida Levin. Miss
Pearl Leavy Miss Anna Love, Miss Lil-
Ian Leavy, Miss Betty Love. Miss
frances Wishnov, Miss Sara Pastcann'
Mics Shirley Kaplan, Miss Jean Past
can, Mr. Max Beck. Mr.. 81 Lewis, pr.
William Pcstcoe, Mr.. Al Moore, Mr..
Dave Rosen, DR.. Herman Garfield Mr..
Myer Goldman. Mr.. Al Katlnsky. DR..
Gilbert Goldberg. Mr.. Mathey Kramer
and Mr.. Billy Forman.
A meeting OF the Links club was held
at the home Of Miss Gertrude Shaw,
6O72 Parkside avenue. on sunday eve
ming.
Mrs. william Henry Brooks. II. of
1903 Baltimore avenue. has returned
from New York. where she was the
guest FOR few days of Mr.. and Mrs,
Dryden Kuser. Of New York and Ber-
nardsvile. ~ J.
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Beach. Fla, will return to her home on
saturday
Mrs Alexander Garesche Norris and
her debutante daughter, Miss Elizabeth
G. Norris, who spent the winter at the
Longacre and are passing several
months at their home In Cuba, EXPECT to
sail early In June for Europe TO spend
the summer touring the Continent.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Iungerch
Smith. Jr.. of Golf road. Wynnefeld,
who have been spending the Lenten sea-
son In Florida, will return TO their home
next week.
Mrs Harry wardman. of waIdnan
Park Inn, Washington. is being enter
tained as the guest Of Mrs Charles Gil
pin, 3d. of the Lenox Apartments. She
will remain during Easter week
Miss Marion G. Donoghue. daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. Daniel Charles
Donoghue. of 6733 Emlen street, Ger
mantown, who will be presented 10
society by her parents in the autumn.
will entertain at n small luncheon at her
home tomorrow. Miss Donoghue will
also entertain at card party at her
home on Saturday afternoon. April l6,
debutante daughter of Mr.. and Mrs
Ferdinand J. Graves, of wissahickon
avenue and Mannheim street, German
town.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Clark Whedon
entertained at their home in German
town last evening in celebration Of their
tenth wedding anniversary.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles r Haig, of Mer-
Chantvillc, announce the engagement Of
their daughter. Miss Ella Lillian Haig
to Mr.. Jack Prince Cooper.
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list GOSSIP ABOUT PEOPLE
Nancy lynne Talks of Several Ne,cLy announced
Engagenrents-She Hears Runors of More-BaH
to Be GiUen With Horse ShoU

rope this summer. their home in New
port will not be occupied by any Of
the family. unless some of their rela
tives from Philadelphia decide to go
there. That baby of Elizabeth Drexei's
Is perfect dear. and Bessie IL wild
about him. She has made q most de-
voted mother, and is as pretty as
can be.
HEAR. too. that Lorraine Disston.
Frances Scott and Anna Lewis are
all in Paris at present. and are having
q beautiful time. They intend to visit
Mrs. Brad Fraley who is Lorraine y
sister. and who is living in Nice for
several months. Later they will go to
England and stnv at several interesting
towns before returning to this country
IN June. Frances Scott il engaged TO
the Rev. Albert Lucas. you know, and
] understand they are to be married in
the fall.
NEDDIE knew that people wrote with
L ink, but he never knew what this
writing thing was. and that any one
could read what was nut on the paper
and understand It was evidently beyond
ms comprehension The other day
mother was sitting at her desk and
Neddic. looking up from his play. re-
marked What you doin'. Muvvy?"
m writing to Aunt N" "Writin ?
MnvvyE Yes. dearic. and I'm telling
her that you are playing here beside
me while ] write" why, Muvvy," "
exclaimed Neddie in utter surprise,
NANCY wYNSE.
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returned from visit to Atlantic City
and are the guests or Mr.. Newbolds
mother, Mrs John Da Costa Newbold, OF
222l st. James place.
Miss Josephine Crisfield, daughter Of
Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Pearce Cristieid. who
is student at Smith College, Massa chu-
sets, will arrive home tomorrow to
spend the Easter holidays with her par
ents at their home in Chestnut Hill.
Miss Crlsfleld will entertain as her
guests over the holidays Miss Pauline
Whitney and Miss Eleanor Robertson
both OF Minneapolis, MINI Mr.. Arthur
Crisfeld will spend the holidays az the
guest of Mr.. John Macarthur Harris, Jr.,
at Buck Hill Falls.
Mrs. Moncure. Biddle. of Gravers lane
Chestnut Hill. who has been spending
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SOCIAL ACTIVITIES

The guests who will attend the lunch
con and theatre party on Wednesday
March 30. which Mrs. Thomas Leaning
ll6 South Twenty-first street, will give
in honor of Miss Gwladys G. Hopkins
Mr.. Mark Hopkins. Mr.. Maurice Heck
scher and Mr.. Richard Heckscher. cnii-
dren Of Mr.. and Mrs. Stevens Heckscher.
will include Miss Caroline Norton, Miss
Nancy Pearson, Miss Pomlea Burr, Miss
Ethel Heckscher, Mr.. Edgar Sinnott, Mr..
Joseph Sinnott and Mr.. Frederick Grif-
fin.
The guests who will attend the dinner
on Friday April /. which Mrs. Alfred
Paul Morris. OF VillanQva, will give in
honor OF her daughter. Miss Ottilie Nor
ris. before the dance which Mr. and Mrs.
Henry Miller Watts will give in honor OF
their debutante daughter Miss Marian
Watts. will include Miss Adelaide A.
Souder, Miss Henrietta Macdonald Will
son. MIR. Ralph Souder. Jr., Mr.. Philip
Carson and Mr.. Dwight Garrison.
Mrs. Robert Emott Hare. of 400
South Twenty-second street. is enter
tanning as her guest Miss HettS l..
Worthington. Miss Worthington. who
City, will remain for about ten days.
Mrs. Hare, who spent several days In
Washington as the guest of her son-in-
law and daughter, Mr.. and Mrs. Will
liam Frederick Holtzman, returned 10
her home yesterday
Among the guests who will attend the
dance at the Mask and Wig clubhouse.
to he given by Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
G'lpin. 3D. of the Lenox, after the Mask
and Wig performance OH Wednesday
evening, March 80. will be Mr.. and Mrs.
Brice Blynn, Mr. and Mrs. Edward II.
Filter Mr. and Mrs. Richard Evans
Norton. Mr. and Mrs. Walter J. steel,
Mr.. and Mrs. c. \. Heckscher Wetherill,
Mr.. and Mrs. J. Hutchinson Scott. Mr..
and Mrs. George a. HUM, Sd, Miss Mary
Dobson Norris. Miss Lisa Norris, Miss
Polly Thayer. Miss Peggy Thayer. Miss
Frances Trenchard Leaf, Miss Theodore
Keith Lille. Miss Catharine Cassard,
Miss Margaret Curtis. Mr.. Harry Cur
tis. Mr. Douglas Warfeld, Mr.. Henry
McMichael Mr. whitney Wright. Mr.
Alfred Seargent, Mr.. Lewis Parsons. Mr..
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TIOGA

Mrs. f. l.. Possehl OF 1917 Westrnore.
land street will entertain her five hun
dred club at her home on FRIDAY after
noon. April |. the members of which
are Mrs r.. Gehring Hardness, Mrs
Charles Brickner Mrs. oscar Noll. Mrs
Jack Glaze. Mrs. Lillian Ball, Mrs
Frank Paul and Mrs Hugh Hanna.
Miss Gladys Murphy, OF North Broad
street entertained on Sunday evening
in honor Of Miss Mae Coumbe, of Mount
Holly. the following guests: Miss Mary
Sheridan. Miss Anna Sheridan. Miss
Margaret Spath. Mr.. Frederick Endie
Mr.. Harry Meyer. Mr.. Frank Doyle, Mr.
James Mauger and Mr.. Harry O'Connor
Mr. and Mrs Frank Paul and their
family will spend Easter Weekend a,
Atlantic City. Mr. and Mrs. Paul have
been entertaining Mr.. and Mrs Mar
shall Ayres of Washington. for a few
daVS
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rnTn vou ever see anything. or hear
| ,,rthinr. for that matter. like the
her Of engagements that are being
uuun,un,,nccd these days? Three yesterday
n IN Saturday. and there are rumors
wv rrmors of more to be announced In
noor future, Betty Strubing and
Wi,,iam Gamer and Catherine Henriqucs
.J Doh CrrSswcll Betty and Bill and
ppnh orc all philadelphians. but Miss
iionrioueS is from Morristown.
pETTY STREBING came out year
d pco and has been popular in the
,oungrr set. She took M csthctic
dancing last ycar. and did some grace
S,i work nj the Talk of the Town"
ios, November. She also took part IN
mWhv Not?" couple of weeks ago.
,rJ looked very pretty. She was one
81 those cute silver buds. William
Gamer is the third son of the Harrison
Z Gamers and is brother Of Harrison.
Ir who married tytendale Baird. Uy-
tendale. YOU remember. was the French
sorerness in why Not?'
CATHERINE HENRIQUES is the
Y daughter Of Dr., and Mrs. Henry A.
UcnriauCs. Her brother Herbert, who
n,orr;od Mary Conovcr. lives out on the
Main line, and Catherine has often
r;Sited ri%H hcre Bob Cresswell is a son OF
,to Io,c Colonel Charles +. Cresswell
~; u;o mothcr was Miss Bell Catherwood,
.nd bn Is n nephew of Mrs. Charles
Trs,cis Gummcy and of Mrs. Sidney
Keith. Of this city. Bob served in the
war with n,stIhctloh' me oresswells
I'VE n C,,n1noys rhosn house 10 Stoe pvSr
" Tns, ."y '' '''
l"fI" Lonr ,hai M dein;to date b.s ho.n
40, tnr nr" bo %eddi,S but II viii nrob.hlr
" w. ~, n,omo ,m IN tbn osrIv feI, ''''"o''
""' ''"'
T THINK it's a dandy idea to have a
/ holI NJ Devon Inn in connection with
tbc Horse Show this season. Last wear
Mo inn opcned nfter the school nj Devon
Manor closed for the summer, md the
old hotel. which had been shut for n
number of wears. renewed it's activities
people on the Main Line. Time was
when the hryh Mawr Hotel ana Devon
Inn W"r" the ghtnerirg pia'es Tor the
clans IN summertime out ior NUMBER
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SOUTH PHILADELPHIA

Mr. Joseph A. Gushing entertained
the member" of the Argyle Club at his
home, 2507 South Twentieth street. last
evening. Preparations are being made
for the clubs spring dance, which will
be given on Wednesday evening, April
IL. AT Coils studio 22 South Fortieth
street Among the members of the club
are Mr.. Maurice J. Towers, Mr. Joseph
A. Dougherty, Mr.. James williams and
Mr.. Abram Nichols
Friends of Mr. Ruben Pototsky. of
1904 South Eighth street. will be glad
TO Know that he is recuperating from
his recent illness
Friends of Miss Elsie V. Crawford
or 2l36 t1tzwater street, will be glad to
know she IL recuperating from Sar ~
cent illness
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Miss Nan Schweidel. Mr. Blitzstein, Dr
Herbert Cohen. Mr Harry Gottlich. Mr.
Moses Gross, Mr Louis j Gross Mir
Louis s. Gross. Mr. Samuel Lew. MI
Edwin Messing and Mr. : SchweideL
Mr. and Mrs Fred Cohen. Of 1895
Lehigh avenue. entertained on Sunday
in honor Of Mr. and Mrs Jack LOhren
and their daughterA
Mr.. and Mrs. Abra ham rubin, Of g0I9
North Thirty third street announce the
engagement Of their daughter. Miss Mn
ME b. Rubin To DR.. Morris L. Fuchs. Of
this city.
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| de Bonneville Bell. Mr. John Moore,
Mr.. Howard Moore and Mr.. Gustav A
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ott.Leonards Wedding

Miss Ella Cathcarl Leonards, daugh-
ter Of Mrs. Leonard NJ. LeOuards. of 326
South Twelfth street and Mr George
Warren OFT, son Uf Dr Lambert OFT
were married very quietly a. O'Clock
yesterday afternoon in the Episcupa
Church Of 81. Luke and the Epiphany.
Thirteenth street below spruce IN.
ceremony was performed by the Rev ~
I'avid NJ steele. rector Of the church
On their return from wedding trip
April 10 az 1905 North Broad street
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NORTH PHILADELPHIA

Mr.. and Mrs Louis Geerstley, Of IAN
North Broad street announce the en-
gagement of their daughter. Miss Ruth
Sophia Geerstlev, to Mr.. Julian s. Hecht.
of Baltimore.
Miss Beatrice Lipshutz. daughter Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles X LipShutz. OF
26OI North Thirty-f1rst street. whose en-
gagement to Mr. Albert Heclihemer, was
recently announced, was the guest of
honor at a kitchen shower given by
Miss Florence Gleisner at the home OF
Miss LipshutZ, on Thursday evening,
which was followed by a dance About
sixty guests were present
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STRAWBERRY MANSION

A farewell surprise was given in honor
of Mss Jule Pinheiro by Miss Sadie
Messing at her home. 1858 North Holly
wood street. Among those present were
Miss RebeCca Gross. Miss Gertrude
Leonard Miss Sadie Lieberman. Miss
Frances Lieberman, Miss Pearl Messing,
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sister OF the groom. and Rov. u. u.
Loving and son, OF 1Sonbridge.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., 49,

sister OF the groom. and Rov. u. u.
Loving and son, OF Konbridge.
Observation-Disclosures
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Kerrigan, OF
New York. have announced tho en-
gagoment OF their slster. Miss Sylvia
Appleton, to Archibald Robinson Ran
dolph, OF WashingtoR and Virginia.
owing to the recent dcuth OF Miss
Appleton's mother, Mrs. Sidney APP
pleton, OF New York and Washing ton.
the wedding. which will take place IN
December. Will be q quiet one.
iIOliius Luncheon.
A luncheon Will be given by the
Richmond Chapter. Alumnao Assocla-
tlon of uolllns College. tomorrow at
o'clock ut the Rose Bowl Inn, TO
which all former students of Holllns
and others Interested in the pro-
posed endowment fund for Holline
College are cordially Invited to at
tend Estes Cooke and Miss Kelly
OF Hollins, will be present and speak
ana those In Richmond for the State
Educational Association, who have
been associated with Hollins. nre also
inS:tcd to be present.
The luncheon Will be 4 brilliant af-
fair and reservations may be made
by teiephoning Miss Dorothy Rue
ger. chairman OF the arrangement
committee. at boulevard 20g1. Misc
Mary Burlington. tho newly elected
president of tho Richmond Chapter
VIII preside and round table dis
cussion will follow the speeches OF
special guests OF the occasion.
Benefit ItaiI Saturday.
Additional patronesses for the bal
TO be given for the benefit OF the
Womun's Auxiliary OF the American
Legion at the Jefferson Hotel Satur.
day evening are: Mrs. Scott Par
IRISH. Mrs. Fred Scott. Miss Sallic
Anderson, Mrs. Frank Mccarthy. Mrs
Morton Walierstcin. Mrs. Morton
Thalhimer and Mrs. Walter L
Stonor.
Mrs. Charles Harlan. chairman OF
the rcfrcshmcnt committee. will bt
assisted by Mrs. John Bauer, Mrs
Robert Blankenship. Mrs. w. Il. Al
len. Mrs. Benjamin Baker and Mrs
J. G. Corley.
a number of pretty young girls
will serve punch. Among them Will
be Misses Margaret Addison. JeaT
Blair. Anne Bigger. Betty Amber
Catherine Miller. IIazeltine Watson
the Misses Luce and Miss Baretto
Attending v. Il. i. Hops.
Miss Constance whitlock. who 1;
teaching in the kenbridgc High
School, leaves today for Blacksburg
where che will attend tho V. z. 1
Thanksgiving hops.
Miss Browns Class.
Miss Mabel Brown arrived in Rich
mond yesterday evening TO be th'
guest OF Mr.. and Mrs. o. ]. Sands a
their home at Wcstmorelnnd place
for several days. Miss Brown viii
give her lecture this morning n
40 o'clock Mt the Woman's Club
and will also meet her Friday evening
class tonight Mt the Y. w. c. A. a
s:l5 o'clock, instead OF the usua
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seem aa nothing. 1t makes art worth
while for It's own sake and opens up
a Vista Of hope and progress which
brlngs it's own reward"
Watch her at her recital here De-
cembe' Q. 1t IL most Interesting how
she gets" her audience tho minute
she begins to sing and how syinpa-
thy is at once established between
her and her listeners It Is one of
those raro traits that cannot be ac-
CURED by lessons. 1t is something
which comes from the soul.
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SOCIE T Y

s. Allan q. Donnan Will give n
Ha'Nr at tho Country Club of Wiz.
on New Years Eve In honor
ner daughter, Miss Virginia Dom
Nh VINO liz a debutante this winter.
Invitations for the affair will
tho debutantes OF tho season
nd their escorts
nv number OF interesting affairs
40 oeen planned for Miss Donnan
ufihg the season.
FOR Miss Williams.
~ smart funtion of last evening
inc dinner given by John q.
a'Ker at his town house. col West
Street, In honor OF Miss
'hason Williams. the charming;
ou.nhte daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs.
ahc,s Deane Williams. Covers
uiu TOT fourteen guests at din
'er and there were fifty nddi,iona,
ISIS ISIS TOT tho Informal dance. which
moved. Tho table In the dining
Dom was set with a big silver how,
punk roses, surrounded with small
vases Of the same flowers. ana
and yellow chfysnnthemu,ne
decorated the drawing rooms. where
T' walker received with the guest
,f honor.
'he dance took place In the ball
oh NJ o'clock. and tho dccorn-
IONS nero were effectively carried
Ut IN heliotrope, yellow and white
hrysanthemuins. Afr. and Mrs. VIII
'ans assisted Mr.. Walker In doing
lohors for tho dance.
iny--pnttfson.
Mrs. Everard K. Pattison announces
t3S marriage OF her daughter, Mary
a.oaft. to Thomas Benjamin Gay
~ Richmond, tho ceremony having
skeh place on Thanksgiving morn
ns. The wedding was quietly ccie-
nated In tho chapel of Chris,
-Hurcn' baltimore. in the presence
pride.
Dir. and Mrs. Gay left for a short
meao'ns trip and are expected In
"ichmond about December !. They
rave taken nm apartment ut the
,hcstefield, where they will make
heir homo.
Returning From View York.
hies Ella Binford Is returning to.
lay from New York, where she has
peen for somc time past, and Will
20 with her sister. Mrs. Frank Nc
-arthy. on West Avenue. AIixs Bin
ora Will spend tho winter in Rich
,nond. opening her dancing classes
'or the season.
Home Wedding.
a pretty wedding took place In tho
acme OF Mrs. Robert Watkins Allen
IN Saturday. November 10, at 10
o'clock, when her daughter. Virginia
louise, became the bride OF Joseph
Bragg Wilson. OF Amelia, Rev. T.. B.
loving. of Kenbrldge. former pas
Tor OF the bride. ofilciated The house
wnB prettily decorated In autumn
caves. potted ferns. white and gold
ihryBanthemums, and lighted candles
Mrs. Harold Hammer played the wed
ding march, and Wilbur Allen. broth
or OF tho bride. sang. II Love You
Truly" just before the ceremony.
Preceding the bridal party, Little
Wilbur Allen, Jr.. nephew OF the
bride. entered. carrying tho ring In
the heart Of n lily. The bride was
dressed In n travelling suit OF dark
blue tricotlne with hat to match
and corsage bouquet OF Bride roses
During the ceremony Believe Nc"
was played very softly.
Immediately after the ceremony
Air. and Mrs. Wilson left for a
Northern trip to Washington and
Baltimore.
The wedding guests from dis
lance were: Mr. and Mrs. Wilbur
Allen and son. OF Richmond; Mrs
Frank Allen and son. of this city:
fiiss Hen Wilson, OF Petersburg, n
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CREAM CLEARS A
STUFFED-UP HEAD
Instantly opens Every Air
Passage-Cieara Throat Too.

II your nostrils are clogged and
your hond is stuffed because OF nasty
catarrh or cold, apply n little puro,
antiseptlc cream Into your nostrils.
II penetratcs through every air pas
snge. soothing and healing swollen.
innamed membranes and you get in
slant relief.
Try this. Get small bottle of
Ely's Cream Balm ut my drug store.
Your cloEged nostrils open right up:
your head is clear: no more hawking
or snuiiling. Count NIFTY. All the
stiffness. dryncss. struggling for
breath Is gone. You feel flne.-Adv.
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meeting on Thursday. because OF the
Thanksgiving holiday.
Concert for 81. Marks.
This evening, DIT tho Robert T.. Leo
school. Kenslngton and Belmont Ave-
nues, will BIO given an attractive con-
cert and entertainment for tho Bono
ht OF 81. Marks Church building fund.
Ken Ffnlay. Miss Hattie Wilson, Mrs.
crosby Miller and others will take
part In a program which promises a
most delightful evening. st. Marks
members and friends arc invited to
be present
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IN AND OUT or TOWN.
Miss Both Palmer left wednesda,
for Raleigh, N. G.
wosIIlN,s MEETINGS.

The Grandchildren's Chapter, Aux
iiiary No. TO tho Richmond Chapter.
U. ID. c.. will hold It's regular month
~ meeting for November Saturday
afternoon at o'clock. The meeting
VIII take place at tho home of the
president. Miss Annie Breeden Crump.
1925 West Avenue.
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10000 Firc In pnnIllle

DANVILLE, VA. Nov. 24.-Damage
estimated at $4,000 was done last
night in fire. which for u short time
threatened tho first block of Crag-
head Street. The blaze originated in
the upper floor OF n two-story build
Ing owned by f. II. Mitchell, Mt the
corner oil, Craghead and Patton Street.
or in quarters used as a rooming
house.
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MADAME HOMER TO.
SING in RICHMOND

Fnm0us ContraitD VIII Appear at
CITY Auditorium Might or
December u.
THE love or sinKing Is the only
thing that makes It worth while to
attempt career OF Il public si.,ger,"
Madame Homer. tho great contralto
said recently. "To attempt to sing
for the sake of the rewards Of fame
and fortune without great love for
tho art Itself is simply to attempt to
foist deception on the public and
even success In an effort OF this kind
can lead to no happiness. The love
OF singing makes all the sacrifices
OF n SINCERE life. small and large,
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WINCHESTER. VA, Nov. 24.-Miss
Mary Bronaugh Lawler. formerly OF
Warrenton, Va, was married to
Charles c. Moler. superintendent Of
the Northern Virginia Power Com
pnny, late yesterday afternoon by
the REV. a. A. Kelly, Mt the parson-
age OF Grace Lutheran Church.