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Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-11-16
CZECHO.SLOvAKJA ENDORSES
OUR LIMITATION PLANS

Washington, Nov. 1.-THE Czecho-
Slovak legation here today made pub
lie the following caolcgram received
from Prague, capital OF Czecho-
Slovakia:
"The Czecho-Slovak press enthusi-
astically welcomed Secretary Hughes
disarmament proposals. The news
papers are expressing the hope that
the practical consequences OF naval
disarmament will be also the reduction
OF the land forces in Europe. These
will be considered especially by the
Central European states as great
step toward the undisturbed and
peaceful completion OF their postwar
reconstruction program
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-11-16
SEEKS COMPENSATION.
For InyHry Sustained Last June
Claims Total Disability.

william G.. Jones. All West Second
street. today applied to the Industrial
Accident Board. seeking compensation
foS double hernia, which injury was
sustained by him. he announces, on
June 26 last. while employed by the
Pennsylvania railroad. According TO
the affidavit Jones sustained his m
Jury while operating slash bar, in
hr1ng locomotive. Since that time
he claims he has been totally disabled.
His case will likely come before the
board next Wednesday.
Charles II. Crantland. secretary of
the board. has been spending two days
in Sussex county striving to locate the
relatives Of the two men killed in a
railroad accident in that county las,
week.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-11-16
JOS. yARI APPEALS.
Convicted on the Charge OF Assault
and Battery.

a charge Of assault and battery IN
Municipal Court last July, was again
found guilty OF the charge by a jury
in Court OF General Sessions ycster-
day on an appeal from the lower
court. ]. Frank Ball and Philip l..
Garrett moved for a new trial and
arrest of judgment.
Vari was, charged with having as
saulted and stabbed Harvey Stewart
dnring an alteration in front OF Varr $
store, 627 West Second street.
James vari, charged with attempt
ed arson at 211 Madison street, or
August %. was acquitted by jury
yesterday afternoon. This case wa'
heard yesterday.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-11-16
Divorces Granted.

DEGREES nisi We're granted by Judges
Rice and Harrington, in Superior
Court yesterday afternoon, In two
divorce suits recently heard by them.
They We're in the cases of Relford H.
Best against Elizabeth A. Best. decree
granted on statutory grounds, and
Mary r. Timex against Louis ID. Timex
decree granted on grounds of deser-
ton.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-11-16
Expert Expects Harbor Work.

Frederick w. Hersey. Of New York.
consulting engineer Of the technical
advisory committee OF the Harbor
Board, visited Wilmington. yesterday
and conducted one. of his periodical
inspections Of the work on the Will
mington marine terminal. Mr.. Her
sey was accompanied by Charles II.
Cant. secretary and business manager
Of the Harbor Board. The, Harbor
Commissioners will hold their regular
meeting Friday at noon. when IT is
expected that other members of the
New York advisory board win be IN
attendance.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-11-16
Local Concern Wins Prize.

Detroit, Mich, Noy. 16.--The Will
mington Electric Appliance Company
of S34 Market street. Wilmington. Dell
was today named the winner of the
ton in the competition just closed.
carried out by the Eureka Vacuum
Cleaner Co. OF this city. More than
100 photogr -phs We're submitted by
the companys agents throughout the
country
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-11-16
DREsEL STAYS IN BERLIN.
President Appoints American Com
missioner Charge d Affairs TO
Germany.

By Associated Press to Every Evening.
Washington. Nov. 16.-Ellis Loring
Dresel, of Boston. was nominated to-
day by President Harding TO be charge
d. affaires to Germany.
Mr.. Dresel has been American COM
missioner TO Germany and is now in
Berlin.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-11-16
NO STRIKE BREAKERS,
POLICE WARN OIL CO.

Bayonne, N. j.. Nov. 49, Warning
that any attempt Of the Tidewater Oil
Company TO import armed strike
breakers to meet the strike in its
plant here would result in summary
arrests of those Imported and hold
ing TO strict accountability" of re-
sponsible officials, was made today by
Police Chief Cornelius J. O'Neill.
The warning was issued, Chief o.
Neill said. because he was mindful of
the bloodshed and property damage
brought by the last strike.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-11-16
.. =. HSNseN UNDER ARREST.
NeRsc jsaltSs In Topkis' Stsre In
cDso~1y eoo1o wins keries cf Th~fts.

Benjamin p. Hynson. colored.
onItor In the employ OF r. Topkis.
<s0 Market street. was arrested short
v before noon today on evidence
growing out of alleged thtevery In the
Iopkir store. Hynson. a trusted crn-
pioye. war accustomed to working in
she store AT nights and also In the
h,orninxs Daring the pas, two months
n.~r' ha nd.re' appraised at approx
m~t~ly eaOo was reported missing by
th~ nsanaxrmen'
This morning Detectives wallace
and AunanIsls were assigned to the
cass. ~ the home Of Hynson. SIS
nuttouwood street. mer~ha ndise valued
= ooeo II sasd TO have tseen recovered.
Yesterday n fur coat valued ~ $50 was
efnicn from the store but this the de-
ssctlvee have failed TO recover.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-11-16
Bellefonte Ladies' Aid

The Ladies Aid of Bellefonte NJ. E.
Church viii hold bazaar Friday even
ing, with Mrs. Samuel Camperson
acting as chairman Cnady, cake, ice
cream and fancy articles viii be for sale.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-11-16
Rev. +. h. Short at Epworth.

Rev. f. b. Short of New York will
deliver an address for the benefit OF
the Ladies Aid of Epworth Church
on November 25.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-11-16

II isnt lost. A classified I'd Win
ond u sar you--Alv.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-11-16

Auto tires repaired? Read the
classified ads.-Adv.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-20
weekly Metal ucyIcyy.

NEW YORK. Feb. lg.-Thc market
i"r steel during the week was un-
H''!"u ana irregular. ana prices were
"ctN Further reductions have been
hhue ny independents. but the price
cutting has failed to inspire new
business In fact. il appears to have
h'u reverse influence. as buyers are
more disposed to await frrthcr con
ccssiohs. The steel corporation CON
tinucs TO hold a. old Levels. hut a
greater part OF the small volume OF
business Is going to the independents
at the lower prices.
Pig iron is diiiI ana weak. BUYERS
are holding OF and holders seem
anxious 10 dispose Of stocks on hand
manufacture is being curtaiied and
many furnaces st!li are out.
copper was quiet ana steady I'm alb
schce selling pressure. Official an
hounccmcn; of the surplus financing
plans failed 10 stimulate demand
only Very moderate business resulted
from inquiries recently. and manu-
ihcturers OF copper and brass goods
tSil are operating on a hand to-
mouth basis The demand for their
lroduc; having developed less ac-
iivity than expected since the first
%! the year. some export business
was reported. mostly in small lots
and including a few sales to Ger
many. Second hand offerings were
hEht The basis OF ~ cents for cleo
! tio!i'ic was maintained with sellers
asking 10 IL TO l2 to second
| quarter,
Lead was lower. hig producers and
oa'sid interests quoting $3.50 for
Tin s,iil was buyers market. quo.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-20
Colby ON hughes Selection.

l'llil.A DELplliA. Feb. i9.--Bain-
bridge Colby. Secretary of State when
Informed here tonight that Charles
Evans Hughes had been definitely
choscn by President Elect Harding
as his successor. said: Mr.: Hughes is
!, man of very great ability whom I
have known Intimately and admired
greatly for many Years"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-20
GOVERNMENT 10 PROBE INTO
DEATH OF LIEUTENANT RUPP
Family Not Satisfied Win TjuJiuy
That he Died From IN
Accident
~ Nss0cIltod Pre- = !

NpEfULK. Va, Fcb ~ mo DO
is"rtmsnt ~ Justice - Investigating
\ !;Drp met mis- death az I.anc,ey
"lrt1 'cD lavs ago.
The government was requested by
brother %, the dead officer 20 looi.
.Hi" 'NH case. according 20 .n!orna-
~ was intimnted tina, the family.
which is wealthy ANA prominently
connected socially ana POLITICALLY, in
f"hhsE wanna. is not satisfied that the
accident.
Mrs. Rupp. who accompanied the
body to YORK Friday night uf las;
Meeh, has not returned 10 Langley
ftt."' ana IS not expected to pe
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-20
s,,,,, uioc,ru nj South 1,oston.

SODTu BOSTON, VA, Fen. -
Sales on the South Boeton marAet
nave been very heavy al tn. week.
blocking on Tuesday and staying
blocked for the rest OF the week.
The offerings as a whole have been
OF an inferior nature, with a great
percentage of shipped and damaged
tobacco which has reduced the aver
axe very considerably. but where amy
nm, grades were offered the price has
been high and the planters well
pleased. Many judges say that good
and nnc tobacco that was in good
Keeping order has sold higher the
nrSt part OF the week than II has 1T
any time this season.
ihr sales for the week amounic"
TO l.T0s.lTj pounds, which sold Tor
an average q. Soa.
This brings til" total for the season
up 10 .5,ih2,O0U pounds, watch has
avcra .scd i2a.
Tacrc seems TO be worry little to-
bacco left in the hands Of the plant
crs but great many people csti-
mate that a0.0o0.000 pounds Will be
sold on this market by ApGil !. the
time which has been set for the clos
ing OF the market.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-20
iicnry nrisht snles and pnn,inc.

DANNll.l.E. w, Feb. l9.-ldraI
weather. for marketing. together with
attractive prices, brought in i'm
mcnse quantities OF tobacco this
week. and while Il number of record
breaking weeks in point OF ruan,it!'
sold have been recorded, this season,
this mas probably been the heaviest.
ON account of big sales Friday, the
actual figures could not be obtained
in time TO incorporate same III this
report The approXimated sales,
however are 3.i7i,7S7 pounds, aver
age S26.?3, amount paid cut So3i.-
"iI.15.
sales for last week 2.999.GS6
pounds. average S2S.30. amount paid
out SSiS,ST9.32. f. s-tl.
This brings the. total sales TO date
TO i6,OO5,Sl3 pounds.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-20
LEAF TOBACCO SALES. IN
DARK AND BRIGHT MARTs
Large Sun-Curcd Breaks In Rich
mond-Virginia and North Caro-
lima Markets Nearing End.

There was much activity in all Of
the tobacco markets OF virginia and
North Carolina n! of last week. the
receipts OF the weed being heavy in
both the dark and bright marts.
The Richmond warehouses had the
largest sales of any week since
Christmas. about 100000 pounds be-
ing offered and taken by the buyers
ut prices that were in the main more
satisfactory To the growers than
heretofore. The offerings were en-
tirely OF suncured leaf. and III the
carry days OF the GEEK good - Tine
GRADES predominated. These goods
oeinS much more in demand than the
ronueScripts, luDs aud common
grades of leaf the market was q!i,c
active Tuesdn, Wednesday and Thurs
day, but on Friday there were heavy
breaks OF very common goods. large
~ nondcscripts, anu these selling
dowm low. pulled the average Tor the
week down considerably. making it
barely more than Sli.50 per hundred.
Fine goods sold well all the week
ana Hsures from $40 to $50 were
marked on many tags when ;hc auc-
tioncer had gotten through with his
song.
special breaks for Monday.
All OF the 'suncured sold last week
was brought i'll by wagons and goods
shipped by rail had TO remain in the
-hoSShcads and boxes in which il had
travelled 10 Richmond. Special Mon
day sales Will he held Il; ihe ware
houscS tomorrow for the disposition
or these goods, and !. NIL! tuhc the
entire day to complete the sales. The
warehouses report that in these
shipped goods there are some fine
lots and lively sales are expected.
All OF the bright markets report
in sight II is probable tina: the
eastern North Carolina markets will
very nearly close out this week and
the bright maris OF Virginia will nos
hold out very far into the month OF
March.
1t now looks as if the race for first
place III the bright markets. so tar
as quantities sold is concerned. viii
be between Wilson and Winston
salem. Both will leave Danviile.
which so long held the blu" ribbon
In the back ground. beating her by
= few million pounds.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-20
wilson Is Nearing the End.

WILSON. \. @. Feb. l9.--WlIson Is
nearing the end of the tobacco-scI-
ing season. With thee weeks sales
OF .anout 100000 pounds, making the
total to date about 55.b0O,O0o pounds.
there is perhaps rot more than =
COO goo pounds NOR. OF last years
crop to be sold on this market. The
bull, Of The leaf. offered this week
VAS graded from common to good.
the proportion OF strictly Hnc goods
being very small. The average paid
WAS u Little over sci per 100.
Tho farmers OF this section have
made very little preparations for Il
new crop. and IL is ROW pretty Ger
tain that this years crop Will lie cut
from 80 to 30 per cent. as compared
with last years.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-20
nhn. uuh .nA. a1 .,,lnslnn-snlcm.

WINSION- SATLM =. G. Fed. H.
The receipts "i leaf tobacco oil this
market We're unexpectedly large this
week, amounting 10 Very nearly D.
600 600 pounds. This runs the total
sales for the season up 10 abou; 81
0uu,OOo pounds, with IL prospect OF
100000 pounds more yet TO come.
because of the fact that the farm
"ts are now marketing the sag rud
or the crop. composed largely of odds
a:d ends ana barn scrapinEs, the
average fen low this week, being
scarcely SIS per 100. At the sam.
t'nc; all Sopd to Hne tobaccos Of
cred brought. prices. that were salts
factory to tho growers
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-20
parssx Active at Lynrhburs.

LlNCHBuRG. VA, Feb l?.-'rhc
sales OF dark tobaccos in this mar
kct this week amounted to l.20i,70o
pounds and the market was very ac-
tive all the week.
The season for hauling tobacco
last week caused the farmers To bring
1t in briskly this week and receipts
were large.
There was good feeling Oh tho
market with all desirable grades il,
active demand.
Prices for good tobacco were
stronger than have been making the
general average for the week. the
best Of the season.
Wrappers were very strong in
deed. some choice lots bringing as
high as $4,000.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-20
W"rkly DR., Gou..s.

NEW YORK. Feb Cotton
s:"ths', in 'h" unfinished goods dlvi-
Tic demand is Sigh; ANA has boon
usually for small lots for nearby
delivery. Shcctirgs have wc:,kcnaa
raihc! moro than other lines i'm con-
"c1ne nee Of the pressure TO sell some
Of the accumulated stocks OF goods
wanted In the bag trades or Tor
general manufacturing rurposos
j"ope'H continue 10 operate on brand
ed brown ShcrtinES in 4 steady wnv
hut are NOT anticinatiug for any
lttc delivery. Print cloth are uu!ct
Vim weak vuinH most noticeable in
!Eltr." goods & IN tao finer counts.
fine ooWn'G yarn goods have be-
ON" very r"'c' in unfinished lines.
rlhEo'' goods continue moving
SiiH@u,iE u! Haii lots for prompt
ar" being accepted without question.
sheets and pillow cases are .yann
honally we'll conditioned. .,ud gtn.-
mans are also well under order.
ksh,SrN'iy are now bc.u- TcDrdcr.d
moderately. There - q steady iob
ping distribution reported tn White
H"nIs' wash fabric, lacrS handkcr-
ohieis' remnants, and some OF the
moe s;a.ic Sp"riaitirs In cotton
SuiiirrS. Cotton yarus are lower.
owing to the closer margin nf nroCit
and 'hc slow rrdcrin" ahead. many
minus are AKA - taik.H" of curtat-
ih@ production their ch.or d!aicnitv
Being .'he one of reducing costs TO
m'', n" low prices At which goods
arc selling
Prices ayc: print cloths 2N-!nch
lt>Gis, @-ic: dfN"os. 5iar. 3Sls-i.icn
hi%'tS. IA e.. brown Sh"etirrs S.ufN-
ern Standards, l1ia"; feelings. :
e.nrh+ms I@}sc; dress :inrhams
!"' 'nc lie: staple print, lie
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-20

ta;ions being sensitive to nuciua-
tions abroad. Tho tone was soft. ~
I'.ic was castor with demand ex-
tremoiy limited and loonl stock on
hand Is ouunl TO II four months sup
ply. ua!vnnlEors arc receiving fnw
orders and therefore showing no In
tcrcst.
Anthony nomineliy castor on epo;.
due TO continued dull demand and
lower prices for silver.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-20
No Trace OF pon,.rrs.

oCAl.A. FLA. Feb. l2-Inauiry
here today failed to develop any
trace OF l.. i. and u. T. Pointer. OF
kcrsey. Pennsylvania. who stopped
off IN Washington on their way home
Yesterday and informed police they
had been swindlcd out OF S25.5o0.
in confidence game In Ocala
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-20
POLICE STILL SEEKING
CONSUL FROM CHILL
Norfolk Officers Visit offices and
EcS'dcncc OF Diplnmatic Man
to Arrest Tim.
ny Associated Press. !

NORFOLK, VA. Feb. lg.-,Dou Ra
mon Escobar. Chilean Consul u; Nor
FOLK. is in Washington. according: TO
!. Nicto del Rio, of the New York
Chiivan Information Bureau. who ar
rived here today to open an invc.ti-
Sati"n fog his government OF f.sco-
bars conduct.
pst ccti"oS. armed with warrants
Tor EScoha". thus far have not been
able 10 find the consul. They visited
Ills offices and his residence con
stantly. but were unable to find Il
clue to his whereabouts.
Whether he will return to Norfolk
and surrender on the two warrant;
has not hceM Indicated.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-20
AMERICAN LACE LEATHER
TO BUILD $4,000 TANNERY
Dn.is Er"thcrs Are Awarded General
Contract, nnd Garment nni john
nuM DruM plnnN.

Reports that IN the near future the
American Lace Leather Company,
Inc. OF which II. J. Myers is pres
ident. Will erect II tannery on the
Atlantic Coast Line Railroad. near
i'm Street. were verified yesterday
through local contractors. Accord
inE to ali reports, the proposed
tannery. il Is estimated. will cost
$4,000.
Davis Brothers. Inc. have been
awarded the contract but for the
present. work has been held up. Car
neal and LOhnsnn Ore The architrcts
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-20
rrntr,, Agnin., wircic,,

II ~ y 10 ~. 7 I'D AiauNrlny
director swanson. of IN. Great Nnr,r
trn IcleSr1pn Company. said TO-DAY
mat MS compnnv had Lodged rro
test with the Chinese govcrnnl.n,
apparatus IN Shanghai by tho kncrt.
can Federal Wireless company.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-11-28
DELAWARE COUNTY

Mrs. Frederick Taylor pusey and her
daughter, Miss Charlotte T. Pusey, OF
Lima, will leave In a few days for an
extended trip through the West and
California, where they will remain until
the spring. Mr.. and Mrs. Stewart O.
Pusey moved recently to their new
apartment in Lansdowne.
Among those who attended the dance
and card party given at the Media Club
last week by the members OF the
club were Mr.. and Mrs. r. Shirley Bor-
den, Mr.. and Mrs. Franklin y. Brewer
Mr.. and Mrs. John NJ, Broomall. Mr.. and
Mrs. George 4. Butler Mr.. and Mrs
Lucius Beebe, Mr.. and Mrs Carous
Broomall, DR.. and Mrs, Ernest l. Clark
Mr.. Paul Clark, Mr.. and Mrs. Edward
y. Creighton. Mir and Mrs. William j.
Dallett, Or. and Mrs Edward II. Fitch
DR.. and Mrs. w Harvey Fronetled,
Mr.. and Mrs W. ". Fulweiler. Mr. and
Mrs. Walter Robinson Johns, Judge
Isaac Johnson, Mr.. and Mrs. J. Ford
Rigby. Mr.. and Mrs. Walter NJ Sharples,
Mr.. and Mrs. John G. Taney, Mr.. and
Mrs. Frank + Thomas, Mr. and Mrs.
g. Francis WillamRon, Mr. and Mrs.
Samuel NJ. Williamson and Mr.. and
Mrs. Herman Wirz.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-11-28
Burky.PauIson WeddInu

The wedding. OF Miss Dolores Martha
Paulson. daughter II Mr. and Mrs
Henry A. Paulson. OF 2p93 Noun.
Ephralm. road. Fairvlew. Camden. and
Mr.: Harlelsh Bender Burhy son Of Mr..
md Mrs. Edward l.. Burlty. Of DreXel
Hi. took place In the West Ceilings
wood Presbyterian Church. West Col
lingswood n. j., on Saturday afternoon
at $3.50 o'clock. Mrs. Robert Frazer OF
Camden, acted as matron OF honor, and
the bridosmaids included Miss Irene NJ.
Wolfe. Of Washington and Cincinnati :;
Miss Norma Pnulson. Miss Leila Paul
son and Miss Ethelyn paulson, sisters
OF the bride. The flower girl was Miss
June Lee Kelser, OF New York Mr.
Norwood s. Burky acted as best man
for his brother, and tho ushers included
Mr. stephen Scho1eld, OF DreXcl Hill:
Mr. j. Norman Mcdowell Mr.. Robert
Stanley Shields and Mr.. Howard T.
3rock, all Of this city reception
'oliowcd at tho home Of the brides
parents. After an extended wedding
rip through New York and Canada Mr..
and Mrs: Burky will live at the home
OF the BRIDES parents after Dcccm-
Der 10.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-11-28
COLONEL BRlNTON TO LEAVE
Philadelphia Lawyer VIII Sail for
EQyptian Post Inmorrnw

Colonel jasper Y. Rrnton. prominent
lawyer of this city. who was recently
appointed by President Harding us a
Judge of the International Court Of
Egypt. leaves Philadelphia tohuy for
New York. from where he sails tomor-
row OF the America.
Colonel Brinton expects to arrive in
Alexandria. Egypt. about December II.
The appointment is said to have been
made in recognition of his services dur
ing the war He was judge advocate in
charge Of Bordeaux. Franco. and was
decorated by the French Government
with the Legion Of Honor.
The court to which Mr.. lIrinton has
been appointed is virtually the Supreme
Court of Egypt and consists uf the rcp-
rcscntativcs Of tn" eight great intcrna
tional Powers. 1t gives the final de-
cision on all matters Of land and re-
ceivcs the appeals from the lower
courts.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-11-28
SOCIAL ACTIVITIES

Invitations for the Assemblies were
received today, There will be two balls
as usual at tho Bellevue-Strutford the
HLrst on trtday evening, January i. and
!he second on Friday evening, Feb
Iu3ry -. The pittronesscS Of this year
WuI ho Mrs George Harrison Fisher.
hrs henry BrintOm toXr, Mrs. 5. Penn
perton Hutchinson, Mrs. WIN am Struth-
TT5 Eilis, Mrs. Livingston Biddle and
Mrs; Edward Murray thrstou, the bride
"f IN" year Tn" gentlemen "C the COM
mlttr" tnc,uG" Dr. Charles T. Hart, Mr.
n'auVcau Borir, Jr., Mr. Alexander Van
H!ehSSrla"r. Mr. Edward : Brulr, Mr..
,r,uarlrS j. Biddlu and Mr. Frederick
Drnyton
- Miss Mary NJ. Hart and Dr Charles
~ Hart of West Mermaid lane. Chest
hnt II II, have issued invitations for a
small dance at the Rttz-Carlton on Tues
Eleanor Hart.
Mrs, John NJ. Heating, Of Wawa, VII
give u tea tomorrow afternoon at the
acorn club. 1918 Walnut street, to meet
Or and Mrs. Peter Mccall KeatIng.
=, Among the guests who will attcuu
IIhG theatre party which Nh and Mrs,
mtooert SeweIl, Of Arduarce, RTdal, win
SnS S tomorrow evening III honor Of Miss
NNhhthSrine Porter will be Mr., and Mrs.
11naIIeS A, Porter, Mr.. and Mrs. Andrew
iI"rier' Miss Cintra Ellis. Miss Virginia
ihiSSckscher, Miss Ellen ALcNljchacl, Miss
NEuerta Reath, MtaS Banning Grange,
Mss Mas Eli&aboth wayne, Miss Hannah
WWarim, Elliott, Miss Eleanor Dunnlng,
Miss Helen SawCu, Mr.. Aiken Rcirhner,
mr. James Ferguson, Nj. IIeury Brin-
991,! ,oN" Jr, Nj j, Andrews Harris,
SSHTr Mr., Chutlcs Thompson, Mr. Normrn
gtai 1t.,nG, Mr. Daniel Doughrrty, Mr.. Web
~ II5,oIHHEghcrty, Mr. Norman Ellison Jr.,
JIar, In,,,. lnlI"r Lea, M. Stewart rraue, Mr..
""Ch 5,' NearnE ana Mr. Cooper Smith. The
ha hu.S,S viii later attend the opera Sup
~ ,Eiub In the foyer Of tho Academy
,,M' and Mrs. Samuel Grey Dayton,
tai' 'sdar Nm Farm, Media, will enter
'"" AZ u theatre party, to be followed