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Newark post., 1921-03-16
FOREST OF STATES"
Ingenious Plan for Exposition
Park Suggested

A forest of the states" is be-
ing planned by the Los Angeles
Chamber Of Commerce for Ex-
position Park, Los Angeles.
1t is hoped to obtain from every
state in the Union, ais well as from
Hawaii, Porto Rico, Guam, Phillip
pines and Alaska, q tree repre-
sentative of the district from
which it comes.
The trees will be planted and
cared for by the Los Angeles
municipal park commission. The
governor of each state lis to- be
asked to send tree TYPICAL Of his
state. In some cases the requests
already have been forwarded, and
in the cases of Idaho and Louisi-
ana favorable responses have BEEN
received Idaho will he represent
ed by a white pine and Louisiana
by a magnolia.
Every state in the Union is
represented in Los Angeles by a
society of it's former residents,
who, because of the plan for "a
forest of states" look forward to
the time when they may hold their
annual outings in Los Angeles in
the shade of a tree from their
own home state"
Newark post., 1921-03-16
THE WILSON PRIZE

A nationwide tribute to Wood
row Wilson, proposed and planned
by number of his admirers, both
men and women, will take the
form of a $5O0,O00 fund, to be
contributed in small amounts.
The interest from this fund,
which at 5 per cent would yield
$4,000 a year, will be awarded
by jury to- the man or woman
who, during the year, has done
the greatest service to- humanity
Mr.. Wilson, it has been an
nounced, will define the nature of
the service for which the award
will be made.
The proposed prize will com,
pare favorably with the Nobel
Peace Prize which usually
amounts to $4,000 a year.
Newark post., 1921-03-16
May Appeal Todd's
Cut Closing

Speculation is rife as to where
the Pennsylvania Railroad will
make repairs to locomotives and
cars as they become unfit for serv-
ice with the closing down of the
Wilmington shops at Todd's Cut
next Friday. 1t is persistently
rumored that most Of the work will
be turned over to private concerns,
which union men interpret as a
move against the federated rail
road crafts. No definite action was
decided upon Monday might at a
meeting of the advisory board of
the federation in Irish-American
Hall, Wilmington, but It was in
timated that an appeal to the au-
thorities may be made by the vari-
Gus crafts, similar to the action re-
Gently taken by the members Of
Pullman Lodge, composed of en-
ployes in the various crafts in the
employ Of the Pullman Company.
The closing Of the Wilmington
shops necessitated the laying off of
5SS men. Approximately all men
have been laid off i'll other depart
ments Of the railroad in and
around Wilmington. The total
number of men laid off in all de-
partments and including all forces
on the Southern division was 99S
employees. Since January / there
have been 4671 men laid off out of
1860, including those dismissed
yesterday.
According to railroad officials
there is likelihood Of still further
reductions in man-power and indi,
cations that other roads are plan
ming to follow the lead of the
Southern, Jersey Central anC
Pennsylvania in curtailing train
schedules to the lowest point com
mensurate with transportation re
MISUNDERSTANDING News.
Newark post., 1921-03-16

versal, the curious and blessed
gift that man has, all the world
over, of discerning the incongru-
Gus in most things. Wit is related
to the superficial, but humor
dwells deep down in the inmost
heart of US. Wit may be caustic ;
humor is kindly. Wit is the accom-
paniment Of comedy and draws
forth the loud guffaw of the top
gallery of the music halls. But
humor is not divorced from trag-
Nedy, and its laughter may be very
close to tears.
Newark post., 1921-03-16
WIT AND HUMOR

Both wit and hunor, like art,
poetry and love, are quite indie
Unable. But humor is the more
elusive of the two. There are ma
tional types of wit, an Irish wit,
a French wit, a German wit, an
English wit, and-yes-a Scotch
wit.
But humor is something uni
Newark post., 1921-03-16

There are so many bald men
now that they have started a story
that a man with "a good head of
hair has mo sense."-E. w. Howe,
editor of E. w. Howe's Monthly.
Newark post., 1921-03-16

ODDERS TAKES for baby chicks
and Matching eggs. Barred Ply
mouth Rocks, White Leghors
and White Plymouth Rocks, also
Pecan and Indian Runner duck
lings and Matching eggs.
G. w. MURRAY.
3-2-tf Phone 252-J
The New York herald., 1921-06-08
statesmen

FOUR HIGH CLASS Statesmen
TO OPERATE IN NEW YORK AND
ALSO TRAVEL. REPRESENTING
LARGE IRRESPONSIBLE CALIFORNIA
CORPORATION. STATE AGE. EDC-
CATION. WHETHER MARRIED AND
DESIRED SALARY: GIVE REFER
iNCES AND PHONE NUMBER. n aT2
HERALD, HERALD so.
The New York herald., 1921-06-08
SALES MANAGER WANTED.

We want the best sales manager IN town.
one who has had wide experience in han
both through statesmen and by circularzing
must build UP own sales force and take en-
tire charge: one who has following of men
preferred. To such a man satisfactory ar
fsngernent win be made either In commission
OF salary; write fully In first letter and make
appointment Il 5o4 Herald. $50 Broadway.
The New York herald., 1921-06-08
QAIESAIEN

Well established institution preparing TO es-
tablish rs branch offices require 81 ambi-
tious young men between ages Of rs and 33
TO IN managerial positions; principal quail
ness to work hard: experience not necessary.
as We prefer TO train our own executives
salary 500 weekly and commissions. II you
think you can make good n you are given IN
opportunity call promptly AZ 9:30 A. NJ or
2:30 j. NJ. Ask for Mr.. Mcknight. third
floor, $50 West R4th st
The New York herald., 1921-06-08
HELP wANTED-MALE.
SALESMAN AND MANAGERS ASSISTANT

Two men. over 25 needed Immediately 20
work with me In my New York offices; alb
solute integrity first requisite, selling expe-
rience desirable: must have personality, COM
mon sense and determinations big pay ana
ap.enulu opportu.iiills ios quioh p.o.no.toh 20
swer II you are employed; II win pay you 70
make change. Call after 10 A. NJ. at room
2e4. metropolitan Tower 23d st. and Madi-
son av., or room 101S knickerbocker Bldg.
AID and Broadway.
The New York herald., 1921-06-08
statesmen WANTED

30 sell n dividend paying security Of
we'll rated corporation recognized ss
one of the foremost companies In its
line.
Experience in selling securities not
essentia,--we VIII school the men who
wish to take up the profession: this
connection is TO be q permanent one
and win pay from 5000 per year up
ward. Call or write. Room 1901. IS
West 43d ST., New York city.
The New York herald., 1921-06-08
sALEsMEN WANTED

Account of promotions have a limited
number of vacancies for solfrespecting sales
men OF clear character. sound IN mind and
body. with strong personalities. who VIII ap-
preciate lie Job with fast growing con
Germ where their earnings will be far above
the average; experience desirable but not
essential: applications strictly confidential
Apply 10 A. M, =. NJ or 1880 j. ~. or
write for interview. Room 1893, 165 Broad
The New York herald., 1921-06-08
MEN

WANTED. 25 TO so. TO TRAIN FOR
SALESMEN: EXPERIENCE INNEC-
ESSARY. WE MAINTAIN A SCHOOL.
AND CAPABLE INSTRUCTOR TO
TRAIN YOU IN OUR OWN BUsI-
NESS WITHOUT CHARGE YOtT
WILL BE ASSURED A STEADY
POSITION. OUR Statesmen ARE
MAKING FROM $50 PER WEEK UP.
ONLY THOSE OF NEAT APPEAR
ANCE AND PLEASING PERSONAL
ITY CONSIDERED. PERSONAL IN
TERVlEW ONLY. AT y. NJ. DAILY
OR T.. NJ, MONDAY, WEDNESDAY
AND FRIDAY THIS WEEK. L. r.
STEEL SERVICE CORP. MR.. VAN
DOREN. .99 BROADWAY. NEW
YORK CITY.
The New York herald., 1921-06-08
WOMAN.

WONEN-Wc have an opportunity for n
bright woman IN selling oicaniZa tion
composed of many highly successful men and
women; selling experience not necessary We
do the training. Call after 10 a. NJ. suite
1919. 1T5 9th av.. Manhattan
WOMAN with college or normal training,
disengaRed teacher preferred. 10 be trained
for executive position, educational field; not
teaching or office work; good salary. rapid
promotion for right party. W. Hurd. 522
9th av.. room 923.
WOMAN. reliable, pleasant mothers helper
or housekeeper, 70 keep house for bust
ness woman and ff-year-old boy In Rye, N
Y. Address p. o. box 1873. City Hall Station.
or tel. Cortlandt 5868.
The New York herald., 1921-06-08
HELP wANTED-MALE.


Instruction..
BECOME
TRAFFIC MANAGER.
Conditions, point TO enormously
Increased demand for traffic experts
within the next months. Salaries
will range from %. 900 10 $4,000 a
year"
system has been devised by
group OF traffic specialists 20 fit men
for this growing need.
by this system, without interfering
with your present work at all you can
qualify for this splendid profession in
few shor. months.
Find out about IL. Call or phone
or write Dept. 3. for information
No obligation.
LAsALLE EXTENSION UNIVERSITY.
ia West 42d st., New York city.
Bryant 5000.
The New York herald., 1921-06-08
MAN.

MAN
Wanted-Man Of energy, ambition
and fair knowledge OF ordinary busl-
ness methods, 20 I'LL vacancy in sales
department: must have ability TO
master our methods and become
quickly valuable to himself and us;
permanent and profitable position for
right man, with prompt advancement
as soon as he can take charge OF
other men. Call 10 to 4 at suite 1910
National Association Building. IS
West 43d ST.
The New York herald., 1921-06-08
HELP WANTED-MALE.

ENGINEERING SALESMAN
Splendid opportunity for live and expert
creed salesman familiar with marine water
tube boilers and general engineering work
We have large plant located New York
ana desire more business in heavy ma
Herald. Fulton st, or phone Rector bS05.
GROCERY Salesmen--A progressive sales or
sanizatlon offers permanent connection TO
live men. capable of earning over 500 per
week. calling on local trade must be steady
aggressive. dependable; references required :
splendid opportunity for sslf-relant men who
VIII work hard. Call between / and Y. NJ
0UT 9Th aV., room aO2.
GROCERY clerk, experienced. for summer
season at scashore town: tel. betw cen 80
And Z 80 p. NJ. White Grocery Co, Allan
tic Highlands. N J.
JAPANESE handy man $50 monthly; refer
ences. Inquire Advertising Office. 150s
I'd av.
The New York herald., 1921-06-08
HELP wANTED-FEMALE.


LADY of pleasant personality for healthy
outdoor work; no selling or soliciting must
make good appearance: courteous and neat (:
age between % and 30: x1S per week and
lunch. p. o. Box 43. l.. S. n.
LAUNDRESS. assist with light chamber
work; short distance In the country Ap-
nly Mrs. Dillon. The Apthorp. apt. Ak
Broadway and 10th sta
The New York herald., 1921-06-08

LAUNDRESS. young: small family :
shore. Call morning. Belnord, Apt. az.
Broadway and s7th ST.
The New York herald., 1921-06-08

In your want ad use. white
space for display.
Then people viii see It
right away.
The New York herald., 1921-06-08

YOUNG man. Of. Christian. good penman.
good AZ figures. for stock books IN whole
sale carpet house, wages $40. Phoenix Csrpe;
CO.. ~ Y. 1s,h 81
YOUNG man. Christian. aged $3.50 wears.
for office work. good penman. correct ~
figures understands bookkeeping, typewrl,-
ing; references call o-ii. K fip " ssth.
AUTOMOBILE TRAINING By EXPERTS.
Cor,piets shop course. sss, with driving.
set; weekly payments. Ask for Cetalogus III.
STEwAnT AUTOMOBILE SCHOOL.
s2a west STth st, ~ Broadway.
Lesding schooi-Fovaded 100.
The New York herald., 1921-06-08

TRAFFIC. MAN
MEN-A traffic association desires
10 get In touch with fev depend.
able rOen who are anxious 20 better
themselves: the shortage OF traffic
aud export managers ~ nationai
problem. men competent 10 direct
shipping under the new government
and international rules are paid sal
aries from $500 W. ambitious men
with clean records. common school ed
ucstion and willing 20 qualify a. re
quired by the advisory council are
acceptable: the few chosen will be
trained by experts and assisted 90
positions after trained: selection by
personal interview. For appointment
phone Murray Hill 6e28. or address
@. W. Pitts. manager. io3 Park aY.,
New rork city.
The New York herald., 1921-06-08
SALESMAN. .

SALESMAN. - Telephone STOCK salesman
wanted who can manage or develop into
management of phone room within few
which Is big dividend payer: We have several
man who have ranged $300-S50o weekly. and
are looking for more of same kind. Apply
room 42s. 206 broadway.
sALEsMEN-wI1 WANT THREE SALES
zMEN, AMBITIOUS: 1T YOU BELIEVE
YOU HAVE SELLING ABILITY AND HAVE
NEVER HAD AN OPPORTUNITY OF PROV.
AMBlrIoUF MAN WHO IS WfLLlNG AND
WANTS TO MAKE MONEY. SUITE COG
500 FIFTH Av.
Statesmen
Unusual opportunity FOR few men pos
sessing personality 10 make good previous
selling experience desirable but not essential:
upon receipt OF name and address full details
viii be sent and arrangements made for in
tervtew. 1254 Herald. Fulton ct.
Statesmen.
] Will develop into exceptional posi-
Tons inexperienced, ambitious men
person write for interview. G.
eo20
SALESMAN WANTED.
We want an experienced salesman 10 teach
ment bankers for over so years: no stock
sale9man considered: Give brief i,i siness hIs-
lory in reply. Y Gss Herald, Herald So.
SALEsMEN-One OF the largest and best
equipped sa!es organiza tons has an opening
FOR three statesmen, capable on producing and
closing sales; drawing account and commits
zion basis. Apply IN person and see Mr. r. c.
Tracey, Ford Building. 116 South Broadway.
sAr.EsAiAN. with trade In the butter and
egg line by first class house in New York
city. salary and commission; communica-
tons treated conftdentlaly. Address p. o.
Box II. Station o. y. y. c.
SALESMAN--Energetic man 10 sell stock OF
fast growing corporation on commission
-
~, Long Island City.
sALESMEN and collectors age 20 and over:
unlimited opportunity for workers by large
corporation. Room i.T01. 277 Broadway
SECURITY salesman Of standing with cis-
entele offered splendid prposition: perma-
nent connecticut references required Suita
sis. las West 18th.
STOCK salesmansger and salesman TO sell
Industrial stocks, factory located ia New
York; n going, dividend pa wing proposition:
silt-edse securities, 100 per cent safe, where
a salesman can deliver and make good
wonderful opportunity 20 right party. Cali
NJ factory 37s Jackson av. Long Island City
see MI. Perrsult. 10 A. NJ. 20 r. NJ.
STOCK statesmen, few high class invited
call Suite 1923. 40. 80 Broad 81 Advance
artists" save your time. This is not an ex
pertinent. Success for ralesfuen ana brofit
The New York herald., 1921-06-08

JAPANESE AMERICAN EMPLOYMENT
Agency. Bryant SO79.
100 West 48th ST., near Broadway.
FURNISHES HIGH CLASS HELP.
notei. club and private family; chef, waitsrk
buffers, maids. couples.
References personally investigated.
r VI PPINE American Employment
Agency.-We place all kinds of help. 119
Sands St. Brooklyn. Main 2191.
JAPANESE Select Employp'e-, Agency
bryant 7a3D, bet. 45tl1- -46th sts.. S0f 6th
av--All kinds OF domestic help.
JAPANESE Domestic Employment Agency.
Select help. 1877 Lexington av. 1858 Mad 50.
JAPANESE domestic help. Japanese Y. NJ.
@. A.. "a Concord st, Dklyn. Main 1144:
The New York herald., 1921-06-08

STOCK statesmen, few high class invited
call Suite 1923. no. so Broad 81 Advance
artists" save your time. This IL not an ex :
pertinent. Success for salesfnen and profit
Tor clients already demonstrated.
TEACHER or college student: vacation no
sition In country; splendid experiences; ARA
Ior three months. Write only. X. r. Tor
20, 125 r. 34th ST.
The New York herald., 1921-06-08

NURSE, reliable white nurse for two chill
dren. ages 3Ig years and 10 months Ben
nett Delaware ST.. Flushing. l.. !. Phone
353sR Flushing.
The New York herald., 1921-06-08

JAPANESE. FIRST CLASS BUTLER
CHAUFFEUR OR BUTLER-yALET.
ALSO DO COOKING. WISHES POSI-
TON: LONG EXPERIENCE AND
VERY BEST REFERENCES. Z.
KUN, r. 10TH ST, CITY.
The New York herald., 1921-06-08
Automobiles Wanted.

AUTOS BOUGHT FOR CASH
anaorf AUTO Co, 1921 Bway. Tel. Circle 2476
The New York herald., 1921-06-08
SITUATIONS wANTED-MALE.

COUPLE, Swiss, married. desire employ
mont, caretakers on estate; speak French,
German and Italian; have best references; ;
Hotel aqth st
The New York herald., 1921-06-08
STORE FIXTURES

snow CASES MADE or FINE CARVED
MAHOGANY. SUITABLE ron VERY
ufCu CLASS BUSINESS HOUSES: MUST
BE DISPOSED or VI so WEDNESDAY
APPLY DREYFOUs, hs2 FIFTH Az
The New York herald., 1921-06-08

y
yAFANESE, brothers. cook and butler: thor
oughly competent: very willing; high req
cmrnendations. Sata, Plaza 1255. ga Lex
f1gtoo av
Evening star., 1921-02-25

! Sennte Passes Water Power Bsli.
a bill amending the water power
development law so as to exclude ma
tional pa rks from the Jurisdiction OF
the federal power commission was
passed yesterday by the Senate and
now goes to the House.
Evening star., 1921-02-25

.v.nts during the past two weeks anu
80 ,nanv encomiums. Earl Cafoaun'
local vocalist, will sing songs sultapiee {
FOR the occasion. accompanied on .ne =
r;ano nv Mrs, Earl Carbauh. music
for dancing win be furnished oy oie
Of the best orchestras OF tne S.,,.y
Ofilcers of the >Pennsylvan'a oUciE.s
80. Reoresentative M. Clyde kelly'
nrssident: DR.. John s. Arnold. nrst
,aca nresident. Mr.. T. Lincoln Town
send second vice president; Mrs.
+. Cri,ly, third vice president ana MT
Edwin A. Mess, secretary -, -.
Mrs. Howard S. Reeside WI
chairman OF the reception committee
which viii include Mrs. Philander {.
Knox. Mrs. Newton d. Baker. MRS
John Milliken, MRS. Charles 8. Farms
worth. Mrs. James W. McAndrew, MIS-
charles B. Mcvay. Mrs. John NJ. Car- lar
son, Mrs. s. ]. Bayard Schindei, MIS-,
George W. Cocheu, Mrs. Cnaraes Mr, o.
John S. Fair. Mrs. Matthew De Laney' y
Mrs. Frederick W. Lewis. Mrs. 7. II.
Lowe. Mrs. Edgar II. Kiess Col.
Cocheu Of the general staf. y. s. a..
will make the introductions.
Decorations will be Carried out IN
colors of Pennsylvania interspersed
with reminders of the days wneh
"Dashing Mad Anthony" led the SOL
diers of the Keystone state In the
revolution. 1
& EvefhArd Beyerwijk. famous blind
pia MIST Of Holland. will give PIANO
recital at the Hotel La Fayette at .
O'Clock this afternoon. Mr.. Bever-
wi3k. who is now making his home In
Washington, is sponsored by the
Netherlands legation.
Miss Helen Colfioun has returned to
her home on FafrmOnt street after 2
visit Of two weeks with relatives IN
Philadelphia and Wilmington. Del
Evening star., 1921-02-25
upAoid Governnent sms,kers.

The House, composed largely. Of
smoking men. stood up at the nrst
night session for the man who smokes
while working at govern
lnent desk. 49,,
There was shouting of mo" when
a Senate amendment to the sunary
civil bill directing heads OF depart
ments to issue anti-smoking orders IN
government buildings came up. Tor It's
frst test Less than a score or mem :
hers supported it. The law was oe-
signed as a protection against hre-
House Votes buying Embassies.
After a hot debate the House adopt
ed a Senate amendment to the dlplo-
matte appropriation bill for the pur-
chase of embassy sites and buildinss
abroad and the charging of Of the
amount against the war debts. II any
of the nations from which obtained:
Renublicans and democrats alike de-
cIared the proposal was the most mon
strous thing Of the kind ever put be-
fore Congress. They. said 1t was be-
meath the dignity of the United States
and would be the entering wedge Tor
other trades by foreign countries
which soon would be. Offering barren
islands to wipe their ledgers clean
Evening star., 1921-02-25

mo aovernof q Nebsaska ana Mr,.
Evening star., 1921-02-25

miral Thomas washington. Mr: Dan,
lei Smith Gordon. MI. A.. b. Dent ana
Mr. James McD. Stewart.
Representative ana Mrs. Rithard Of.
ney entertained at dinner last evening.
Mrs. John, c. Fremont will be at home
Informally this aftefnoon. .st.-...s
MIRA James Brown Scott will receive
tomorrow afternoon for the last time
this season. -
Mrs. Vincent Astor. who Is visiting Mr..
and Mrs Sheldon W1litehostse. will sail
for Bermuda March 5.
Miss Dorothy Denhett, daughter Of
Mr.. and Mrs Fred bennett, and Mr..
Louis Thompson viii BE- tho artists at
the musicai 10 be Asten this afternoon
at the CoAEreesioilai CfuA. when = de-
Rghtfui ps0gfAm kAs 6een arranged.
Miss .Dennett. a pianist bf great ability.
will be heard In sexefni groups o. solos
sao for M a1'1 rhospso @ S s. sse Sss desosed the
past few years to the study of music
both at the Peabody Conservatory Of
Music aAd at the UntteFsaty OF Was-
consin. where she received q degree In
music. Aftss DAhnett has u charming
ular u the youfsees members Of the
Congressional Club
Miss Liii,e Rhest l9eyward of
ChArlestoh.. s. C.. IL the Guest Of Mrs.
Jofe and Miss Elisabeth Van Dyke
fnh. at theirS APARTMENT in the High
lands. " 5S -.
. Mrs. e. II. Hartman Of New York.
who is keen3y ifttefeeted In the prog
ress of the Child Welfafe Society. has
given this ofgAnlsatiUn the funds to
which Dr. Loren johnson win be in
charge. The chiid's welfare bail.
which will take place March 4 at the
Willard Hotel. pfonalaee to be one Of
the moet imp0rtant bal1s pf the sea-
son. with new subscriptions being
constantly received. .-
Maj. and Mrs Thomas NJ. .Gimper-
ling entertsired . smaii company At
.. DiaaeH CSmpany st Arts ClaA.
/. Mrs. Albert Levin Richardson was
the gueet OF honor at the Arts Club
dinner iast nixht., after which s6e
Enslish BexihAiAss." showing ancient
many mon WIN 'f6aindea notabIe fam.
Tiles IN the colonies, Including the
WaAhiM1toh. FAiffAx, boiling. wad-
dell and others of distinction.
BUme OF these poStraits of both men
ana women were copiRd from ne
public galleries OF the old world. ami
were particularly Interesting n the
costumes some dating hack 10 1886.
Mrs. Richatdsor 10 the authOr l.f
''6telnlfGhts on Maryland History, = a
h,onumehtal work. which was induss-
ed by act Of the Maryland lARisiattife
She repreSehted Maryland fhSite his-
tcric work 81 the Panama. acidr IA
term tfOAAi 6aposlfion a san Frnn-
cisco. and alBo ~ the Jamestown a..
positions She has speht much tin,e
In artat Br1taln invssaieatinx lie
beEihhihkS % the AinericHn yc0i6nists Il
and haA collected MateffeI Tor = re-
riee 81 illu6tf1ted 1AlkU, which Are
particularly fhtereoting - this time.
n Mrs. ;GillAef 1fsAiser. the nStist
whose frssss q sthe fssssasy section
Of the NatfcnAl Np1eum hae recenfiy
heeA cDt1ulete1e xAt stAe. hOotee0 a.
tAe svenInE. DR.. Alitehell Carroll
pfSsfdent u the Arts Club. presiSed
~, ihB dinner. which, included nany
other disdnsoishsd personA AMONG
the EuestE - SIS g
TI1a fS0vNf60e ~ MnhS> 49, "a n-
Evening star., 1921-02-25

McKeivie. Adjt. Gen. II. J, Paul and
party have engaged apartments at the
fowhatan for the Inauguration period.
Mrs Theodore Grunewald Of New Or
leans is visiting in Washington for sew
eral weeks, to be with her son. Mr..
Hudson Grunewald. who is a student at
vefsity. and has an apartment at Ward
man Park Hotel.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sol Morris Of 1448 New
ton street will be at home tomorrow
evening from 8 to II O'Clock in celebra-
ton of their golden wedding annfver-
safy.
wednesday evening the graduate
nui.ses of the Emergency Hospital en-.
tertained the staff and the pupil nurses
at a dance at the Powhatan. The at,
profusion of spring flowers and vines.
and the guests were received by Miss
Exiith Bayiy, Miss Margaret Fitzpatrick.
Miss Branch Brayley and Mrs. Inex
Meyer.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. G. Merryweather and
family Of Chicago have taken a suite at
the Hotel Washington for over the week
end. 4 >sf..s.z.. +-.e
Il Among the Pennsyivanians VINO
31axe taken boxes for the Gen. An
thony Wayne night" meeting and re-
cepfion of. the Pennsylvania Society
at the Willard. Hotel tonight are Sen
ator and Mrs. p. c. Knox, Attorney
General and Mrs. A. Mitchell Palmer,
Representative and Mrs. Samuel A.
Randall. Representative and Mrs.
and Mrs.. I. clyde Kelly. Nj. and Mrs.
Howard 8. Reeside, Commodore and
Mrs. william E. Reynolds. DR.. John
3. Arnold, Mr.. and Mrs. Edwin A.
Mess, Mr.. and Mrs. T.. Lincoln Town
send and Mf. and Hrs. F. L. Crilly.
Senator Knox and Maj. Gen. c.. 8.
q E. Pratt, a prominent soioist oi
Erie. Pa, will sing several selections
Che has appeared at several society