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Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-05-29
NORTH PHILADELPHIA

Or. and Mrs. william T.. Parkc. OF
1877 North Seventeenth street, are en-
tertsining as their guest Mrs. Howard
Eckert. Of st. Augustine. Fla. who will
leave shortly for her summer home in
the White Mountains.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. s. Feuchtwanger.
Of 2027 North Fifteenth street. are re-
ceivnR congratulations upon the birth
OF daughter, Alice Feuchtwanser
Mr. Livingstone. Of San Francisco. Is
visiting mis- son.in-law and daughter,
Mr. and Mrs. Moe T.leberman. OF 1926
Spring Garden street
Mr~. N. F.. Kaufman. Of 3s4s North
Eighteenth street. was IN charge Of the
annual auto run Of the Maggie Y. Baird
Chapter ~ the Order OF the Eastern
star. which took place on Saturday,
A supper and dance at Woodvale. Wis
sahiCkon, followed.
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CHAPTER 7
The Golden Giant

- Jack and Janet sat up in their beds.
Bang. Another report like Il gun
shook tho early morning air.
Jack md Janet jumped from bed and
ran TO their windows. What was max.
ing that noise? II wasn't the Fourth
Of July. Hunters wouldn't shoot so
close to the house. Burglars never came
to the Great Woods.
No one was in sight as they poked
their heads out and looked around. The
only sign Of something unusual was
little puff Of smoke slowly floating up
ward.
Hello. Janet. :" cried Jack. Did
you dream it was the Fourth Of .Iuly:'
II heard bang" answered Janet.
Perhaps 1t was dream.
Something flew into the air. Bang .
Again came tho cxplosion--this time
right in front Of them. Another puff
Of smoke foated skyward. Jack and
Janet ducked their heads, and dodged
away from the windows.
A laugh caused Jack quickly to peak
out. He caught n glimpse Of n grim
ming face behind tree and then II was
gone.
The morning was beautiful. The
sun was Just rising. filling the woods
with sparkling beauty. The birds were
singing their glad greetings to the day.
Jack and Janet were not sorry to have
been awakened so early.
But II was hours ahead Of their usual
getting up time. They would have 10
the children crcpt back into their beds
for few more winks.
Scarcely had they closed their eyes
nj All mi n ~
sit up again. ITumminS birds we're
futtering above thrm--humming birds
who carried magic fairy caps. The
humming birds dropped the caps on the
heads Of the children. and. prcsio. Jack
aud Janet were changed into flying
fairies. and the hummine birds were
revealed to them rs King Hummer.
Prince Flitter.Flash and all the fairy
court.
Come with us" cried King Hum
mer A goblin giant is zoos" in the
woods, lie is turning all Birdlnnd
topsy -turvy.'
A goblin giant. Jack and Jane,
never had heard of such n thing. They
! always had supposed goblius were small
and giants were large. How could two
creatures so opposite be mixed up in
one person?
They flew out or tho window with
the fairies and into the woods.
They sped to Bird.and, and there
found Merry Robin raising II great fuss
| as she hoppcd cxci,ediy about her nest
"Chce. Chez. Chez Send for n doc =
tor - shrieked Merry Robin. MY four
pretty eggs Of robin blue have changed
to white.
! lack and Janet and tho fairies Hut :
! tered TO Merry Robins nest Things
were as she said-hcr four pretty blue
eggs hadl changed to eggs OF white
| sprinkled with reddish brown.
While they were still wondering over
this Mrs. Brown Thrasher gave her cry
! Of alarm "Tshnt. TShn, Tshat 49,
she smacked. What has happened Ia
my pretty white eggs? They have all
turned blue
4 look into he" nest showed Jack
! and Janet this was true.
"Ir's tho work Of the goblin giant.
cried the Fairy King. I'VE must tind
! him and stop him before he does more
harm
Tin tomorrow chapter Jack and
Janet come upon more work OF the COB
lin giant
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knew where he was going. II" vas ,
going ~ Government. 1louSc. Tho sweet !
old soul was worry happy
"ill Iruv" III" piazza door on the /,
catch. dear" she said, rs ho was going
of into the moving shadows Of the
trees.
By the iimo he reached Ias'ictown |
the mist had deepened to fog. The
broad ,owe' Of the Castle looked mon
strousy large and forbidding against
the gloom of the sky, and the fog horn |
Of the light house on Langncss was
blowing with measured and melnn-
choly sound across the unseen sea.
Coming upon tholthan "a ruined
cottage, by tho roadside he ran his
car into il. and then walked into the
town.
The church bells we're ringing. Save
for that. md tho footsteps of his fell
low pedestrians who walked in the
darkness besid" him. Stowsll heard
nothing but the blowing OF the far-of
fog horn. Everything favored his de.
sign. 1T was meant 10 be, he told
himself.
making his steps light and of trying 10
, escape observation. lie took the least
! freQuented thoroughfaros. 50 thot he
might walk fast and not ho recognized.
but in narrow lane that ran along
under the Castle he came upon a pitifui
/ spectacle and was compelled to stop.
/ An elderly woman, wearing little ex-
ccpt her rightdrcss. with her feet bare
/ and her long gray hnir hanging loose.
was hnceing on the paved way and
praying.
"Oh Lord. as Thou didst send Thine
angel to take Peter out Of prison. send
l. al. sal nf
tho Castle
BY dull light from curtained
window, StowcIl saw who the poor de-
mcnted creature was. II was Mrs. Col
lister. Little as he desired II. h" had
TO pick her up and take her home.
Come. mother he said. raising her
TO her feet
She looked into his face with aye.
and permitted herself 10 be i"d away
by the hand lik" a child. \ group ~
boys and girls who had gathered round
told him where sh" lived and that she
was the mother of the woman who was
to be "hangt' in the morning.
just then the people. a man and his
wife. with whom she lodged. came hur-
rying mp. saying they had left her in
bed while they went into their yard on
some crrand and on returning 70 the
Kitchen they had missed her.
In a few momcuts they were all IT
Tho open door Of tho house. n tiny place
two steps down from the street, with
a lamp burning or tho table.
Finding the light on his face Stow .
ell said good evening and hurried away,
bur not before tho man and his wife
had seen him.
"That must be the young Dccmster,
said tn" man.
Il, was his father" said Mrs Col &.
lister.
But his father Is dead, woman" "
said the wife.
1T was his father. tell thee said
Mrs. Co!ls,"r, and they let her have
her way.
Stil tho church bells rang. the fog
horn blew and Srowell stepped lIghtlv
through tho dark streets of the little
, town.
A, length hc ref "hed the quay with
It's smell of rock salt and tar. The Dan
O'Connell was lying under the Castle
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1 INST GOSSIP ABOUT PEOPLE
Nancy lynne Chats About an Interesting Engagement
of an Out.ot. .Town Cirl-A Wedding and
Ball Scheduled for Today

Hill will leave early In July for their
caplp At SarAnac Lake In the Adiron-
dack Mountains. where they viii remain
until the autumn.
Mrs A. he Embil. Of New York. will
arrive the latter part Of next week 10
spend a few days with her sor.ln.law
ia!r McCloud. OF 221S Locust street,
before spending tho summer with then,
Of fhelr cottage on Stockton avenue,
Cape May.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward \. Schmidt, of
Weltvreten. Radnor. are entertaining a.
their guests ". Alfred Klotx and his
Mr.. klots and his son will sail Tor
Europe on Wednesday next.
DR.. and Mrs. George Grass Of ches.
ter. viii 20 early in June TO Rehoboth
Beach. Del. where they will occupy
their cottage until September.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Ashr,ead Dyer,
OF Rosemont. will move into their new
home IN. Ardnore about the middle Of
June. Mrs. Garnett Pendleton, CT Ches-
ter. has been the guest Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Dyer for few days.
Mr. and Mrs. Walter Amy, Of Lands.
downe. are entertaining Mrs. Almy's
sister. Mrs. David Jayne Bullock. Of
Mount Vernon. N. Y. for a few days.
Mr.. Albert Il. Mills Ia at the Seayisw
Golf Club over the holiday with M. VI.
II. K. Mitchell, Or. Walter Wood and
MIR. n. NJ Campbell.
Mrs, u. w. Richards, of Atlantic city.
Ia spending few weeks at Idlewild.
near Media.
Mr.. and Mrs, Jul De HGrvath. o'
Forty-first and Locust streets. are en-
tertaininC their daughter, Mrs Edward
B. Kelley. OF New York, for few days
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Barker. former
ly Of Ardmore. have moved into their
new home in Cynwyd. Later In tho
summer Mrs. Barker will 90 abroad
where she will join her mother. Mira
Frank G. Burrows. CT New York. and
will travel with her for two months.
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SOUTH PHILADELPHIA

Miss Irene Kreiger entertained the
members OF her sorority. Tau Phi Sig.
ma. over the weekend at her bungalow
AT BrdEewater. Pa. Among the guests
were Miss Edith McGarrigle. Miss Mar
garet MAR. Miss Henrietta Neiman,
Miss Marie Mcclure. Miss Mary Maren.
Miss Kathr!re Mcdowell. Mrs. Kari
Brandt and Mrs. John Locher.
Mrs Harry Malon will leave today FOR
Allentown. where she expects to rema in
for six months
Mr.. and Mrs. William Crull. OF III
teenth and Ritner streets. will sal TO,
morrow on the Rerentaria for Europe.
where thcy will remain for few
months
Miss Jane IIarrod. OF @64i South
Fifteenth street, has returned home
from Chelsea. where she spent a few
days.
Mr.. and Mrs Walter Kaiser are on
tertaining for few days as their guest
Mr.. charles Kaiser, OF Easton Pa.
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NORRlSTOWk

Tho marriage Of Miss Katherine V,
Burk, daughter OF Mr. and Mrs. George
Burk. OF ?26 East Marshall street, and
Mr.. John Kelly. Of Atlantic City. wiz
take place on Wednesday, June u. in
st patrick's church. The bride will I've
attended by her sister, Miss MARY Burk
az maid OF honor and BY Miss Eleanor
Klecker and Miss Elva lilecker as
nower girls. The best man will be Mr.
John Burns, OF Atlantic city.
Mrs. Wallace B. stroud. OF 7.s Stan.
bridge street. has issued invitations for
bridge party on Tuesday. June g. TO
meet Mrs. Gilbert Lane Dannehower,
who before her recent marriage was
Miss Elizabeth NanTassel, OF Newton
VILE, Mass.
Mrs. II. Croskey Allen. OF S3l Swede
street, has returned from Wilmington,
Del, where she was the guest Of her
father, Mr.. william Conard
Mrs. Howard r. Watt OF Trooper
road, spent the last weekend IN New
York city.
Miss Aida Peacock, ~ Towr'l street,
has returned from stay In Reading.
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SOCIAL ACTIVITIES

Miss Harriet r. Zimmerman. damgh-
Ter Of Mr. and Mrs. John Edward Him-
rnermann Of Chestnut Hill. will give
+ dinner dance ., her. home on Satnr-
Marsaretts \; Sharnless, daughter Of
Mr., and Mrs. =. Wilson Sharpless. whose
engagement recently has been an
nounced to Mr., Walter l.. Ross, Jr.
Mr.. and Mira. Archibald Barklte. Of
in"er House. Wayne. are entertaining
~ their guests Admiral and Mrs. Theo-
dove Cary Grayson, of Washington. Ad-
miral and Mrs. Gravson viii attend the
Horse Show hall This evening at the
,ireen Hin Farms Hotel. senator George
wharton Pepper aud Mrs. Pepper gave
z dinner on SaturdaS evening In hcnor
OF ADMIRAL and Mrs. Grayson,
NJ. Douglas Gordon Allan. son OF Mr..
ana Mrs, Frank y. Allan, OF Toronto,
,'r"n, + WHOSE whose marriage t" Miss Caroline
Enrnshaw. Cf Wynnewood, VIII take
pla"o on Saturday afternoon next. will
rntcr'ain his best man and ushers ar
nlnn"r, on Wednesday evening at his
nome In Chestnut Hin.
patty who will din" together this
evening at the Green Hin Farms Hotel.
SyverbrooNt. before the Devon Horse
MNcorse ]. Harding. lr., and Mr.. and
MIS- George II. Earle, Sd
: Mr. aud Mrs. Robert Is. Cassatt, of
n aupre. Hoscmont, will give dinner
"n Friday evening. June .. Mr. and
Mrs Cassatt have taken the Lanier
cottage at Newport for the summer
oIMr' and Mrs. Arthur L. Pew, Of
Sprinsbrook Farm. Bryn Mawr. have is.
sshed nyltations for II dance nt the
,J"nn Jrro'i % COR club on ErldaN evening
~, Mss Hannah Marin Elliott, daughter
., Mr.. and Mrs. William j. Elliott OF
So'th Spventeer-S street. whose
AIrrlase 20 Mr., Pcw's brother. Mr..
Sher 6. Pew, viii take place the fol-
owing day
,.lm and Mrs. Striker coles and Mr.,
,Maiier lhppinrott have issued invite
%.,o'S % 'or a garden pprtA AT Ascot, FISH
o.S S road Rryn Mawr, on Saturday aft.
o'clock
M'SH Nancy y, Mexican. daughter of
W.. aud Mrs, Thomas Mexican. Of Hav-
Wi9rd' VINO has been abroad for year,
"lntd m this country on La France
~ Saturday.
M, aud Mrs Henry Hartol BrazIer,
III, rrarlSbra, Wyuue wood, are occupy
,a ~ anartment NJ Green Hin Farms
'?r me early summer.
MIs' James ". Ellington, Of S,Xty'
hran,,h Suret Hhh ''hnprch road over
mph, W,ll entertain at n small lunch
"" ana bridge party on Thursday next,
u,IL me Huntington Valley country Club
VIII s'Nc n dinner dance tomorrow night
MT aud Mrs, Tomas q. Ashton and
NJ daughters, MsS Anne Ashton aud
Mus" caroline Ashton, and their son
~ William VI Asliton, Of tcdlcaf
wSnnewood and F,decnont, win leave
~ .une 10 fr" Jamestown, n, l., whcr,
'"es VIII occupy their cottage,
NJ ana Mrs. lsaap Moore S;mcnis
~ Sh!rles, Mooreland avenue. Chestnui
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OPEN COUNTRY CLUB
5000 at High Mass at Canta Maria
BUILDING


Moro than 1000 persons knc't on the
broad lawn OF III" Santa Maria Coun-
try club at Spring Mill Yesterday
morning. during celebration Of solemn
high mass. which was the first Of II
series Of events held during the day TO
mark the opening OF the clubhouse.
NJ !. McEncry. n:"siuenr OF the
dub, presided at the nag .rai>Ing eScr-
ciscs in the afternoon.
The tennis team Of st. Joseph Col.
l"ce played exhibition matches at the
opening of the new tennis courts, nnd
the baseball diamond was used for the
first time in a game between the Santa
Maria Country Club and the Young
Mems Athletic Association. Of Consho.
hocken. The country club team won
in ten innings by the score Of 10 to o.
In the evening the new auditorium
was the scene Of q reception given in
honor Of supreme knight Flaherty and
RI" officers Of Santa Maria Council and
the country club.
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MooREsToWN

Miss Ida sullivan has been visiting
Mrs Charles Maxwell, Of Merchant
vile. y. j.
Mrs J. Boon Winstertaen and her
family have returned from Ocean city
after few days visit.
Mr.. and Mrs c. Harry Dudley and
Mrs. l. W. Linton. Of East Central ave-
nue.. have gone to Buck Hill Falls, Pa,
10 spend a week at the cottage or Mrs.
Linton.
Mr. and Mrs william f., Stroud. OF
Chestnut street. have left TO spend the
summer in Maine.
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.s>.,r I, Interesting TO hear Of the
W engagement Of Ellen Atwood and
s,.Sh.n Ives. Of New York! Ellen
:, .hc daughter Of tho 1T, Rev. julius
walter Atwood. Bishop OF Arizona lie
n.,,,cd ot the Dale. Biddlc wedding on
o,n' On hv the way. and Is a sister
May w. y" XoI" ,,,cr ~ 1916 Pine
NJ Mrs NC" ,,,,..,,, A,,..l
street, who was h'i"npe'. N'"o'"'
~, a niece Of Mr.. G.. Berkeley Tay-
a"' ood south Thirteenth street. ..
lor, oil -'o 49,. :" 4, ,ros+ noon,e coI,
Ellen or nH''.s' n'.s' "'' 49,
ber-is most attractive ana mas ot'eh
",,,,Ad here. She und her sister ATTY
''s''.' a.. s,,,rncr camu with. n great
wene''' y go 49,, I,,,,,.,i.,rhio ana oro
may girls tron' :, ,!a'"ue'p''" """ "'e
very popular. u am no. m's,aNcn'
,,.,txk,,l md later at Pennington.
~ sTT ,bipkr she ever Officially"
o'":t -, ,H@ -
came put' -. -. .
STEPHEN Ives rs 'ne SUI VI tne '"'c
A.. Doyis Ives OF, Boston. and went
,,..ysr;h where he was graduated
10 nMye'' T-T,' -. - =
in 1917. '' 49,. ., s.. 4 4
K;sc,J1.A MORRIS and Kenton
DhlSNi IN -. ,,.u,;.l .h;,
1 EsennrfE WI, w -,
afternoon. m = clock NJ the Church
:, ,EcE' tsoot Shepherd. in Rose.
'"'' I,.i.uf,. ix onc Of the first
moft. ,,.;n,or.. .Lcbs I, be married
oi thc ~. M," scrond .of n large family of
she r ''e ,"i n,ioT ~ yrrv swcc, rirl.
M, Morrlscs. oa,sidesi a.id dnushier, came out
otfiiie. ,m' oaG,. Priscilla will have
Two ar"tS ,irs Rcpinald II. Morris.
her ,rnr aun, Il honor. nnd her four sisters
a. az, "'%..| T.. onorg,, tho bridesmaids. Mat
VIII WI. " paird 3d will be- the best man
,"e Eenton will have a lot of his friends
,,,bUr;s,onhcr ,,Ur' Morris and Hollingsworth
Morris. Jr. a small reception Will
follow at Dundnle,' 'ilianova.
--7----. ..
THE lonS .hcralded Devon Horse
Chow Rail will take place tonight
=. c:reer i'm Farms. Every dny 7
s ss,. ~ more ucople who are giving
ntrrcrs n.', befcrc itLamong them arc
W.. I:orJncr ('o.satt who will enter.
,.;r ,.;r Cor hcr daughters. Ellen Mary
na sa E.uycnio Mr.. and Mrs, Richard
Wood " IT,, Mr. and Mrs. Francis
n,oote Mrs William II, Hughes aud
Wr ond Mira, William II. Wanamakcr.
em iust crazy TO sec the cabaret,
know II Will be- great; such n COM
blnaton as Peggy Thnyer and the
omoler Maid chorus Of the Marriage
Ia" MARY Ernrs,ine Coleman. the
onto heroine Of "Why Not 1922" ;
Charl,n Gilpin, OF the Mask and
Viz fame. '"rubby" Clark. who s
Gaming over especially for the occa.
sion, Tevis Huhn. ~ the Princeton
Triangle show. and last bur not least.
Mrs Harrison Gamer and Mattos. who
danced so beautifully in why Not"
,Tuld not but rrovc cntrancing.
rrHE Devon Horse Show has been
-. ,,,.u.s,i,. Jo,., ror th,nt .
WI! i"'cs 49, m"' c,,iIdron nc
W % ., ~. o,l,,u Ho,. ,rnn ~ tho
Werr '"r." '"r n',,,,. . "I Eou ord po,l,
,utrs, ,r VT" Th, ',r aro "'" oho,,, r,rc roors oId
n.iP,.. ,,'' Wv. "' o1Iom n ,"ir Dnrothv
q. a". ~. a" d,u,htcr ~ Nr and Mrs John
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pePsoys or TINE s7oGy

rfcror sEimUiWENTfloorrcsirsfT TJsdS. o. IN, fsls
OF Man. IN a y,op1srt OF mutual passion
ne has. to great later penitencc orer the
ssS;,, sssrsf s,r hod s'I!ei' r.igtlons ,Gh ,o,,
or!. ,cho murders her tiiegitimdtc chtd
und "a sentenced TO death. She loves VIC
tors chu,n,
ALiCF GEkL--Aoreeabie b.t .omtmhnt
Usnk. Nho ptrsuodes Bessie to bctroh hsr-
FENELLA STANLEY 4 .orea,-hsor,cd dnd
hednEn 0trl Uith ddrdnctd td,a, on
"ou,ors rights. ,ctD Is IN iore 'cith victor
and hs uHh her. she becomes h,ssw 3
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DELAWARE COUNTY

Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel Wilson Will
hanson, OF Media. are receiving con.
aratulat.ons on the birth OF daughter,
Martha Jane Williamson, on Friday.
May 10.
Mr. and Mra Edward G.. Burton, Of
Chester. are entertaining house party
AZ their cottage at Lewes Beach, Del.
for week. The guests are: Mrs. Sllas
Comfort, Mrs Frank Sweeney, Miss
Mary Horner and Miss Annie De Lam
noy.
Miss Hope Whcelock, daughter OF Mr..
and Mrs Lcu!s Wheelock. OF Swarth-
more. will so In few days to state
College. whore she will he a guest AT
a house party during junior week. Mr.
and Mrs. Wheclock and their family
III go carly in June TO their cottage
at Seaside Park, where they will spend
the summer.
Mr.. and Mrs j. Chester Wilson. Of,
Aldan. are entertaining their daughter
Mrs. Charles ]. Atwater, Of Chester
Town, Md. for a f"w days Miss Mary
Wilson gave an informal bridge party
on Friday afternoon in honor os Mrs
Atwater
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Hear Baccaiaureate Sermon

mcnrcmrn, Of CollescvIllc High School
began yesterday, when the baccalaureatc
sermon was preached by the Rev. VIII
liam Clapp in Trinity Reformed Church.
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Commencement at ShipIev

commencement exercises of the Shin
10y school, Brln Mawr. will be- con
ductcd At II o'clock tomorrow morning
in the school auditorium. Diplomas
win he prcscntcl TO Il c.a,s Of twcnty
students.
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DREAMLAND
ADVENTURES
"Tom the Teaser"
By DADDY

This rcek Jack and Janet nrr gircn
funny and cIciting time by the
prnnks Ot Tom the TcoScr.
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MISS PRISCILLA MORRIS
TO WE'D Mr.. EISENBREY
Marriage Takes Place This After.
noon At Rosemont

A wedding OF interest will take place
A. O'Clock this afternoon at the Church
Of the Good shepherd at Rosemont.
OF Mrs. Alfred Paul Morris. will be-
come the bride of Mr.. John Kenton
Eisenbrey, son OF Mrs. J. Kenton Eisen-
brey. The bride. who will be given in
marriage by her grandfather, Mr; Jacob
liberty satin cut round at tho neck and
made with short sleeves and court
train. She will wear a Veil Of white
,ulle and old family lace. which was
lilies Of the valley and white roses Mrs.
Reginald n. Morris. aunt OF the bride.
will be the matron CT honor. She will
wear orchid voile over blue silk and
will carry a bouquet Of orchd-colored
sweet peas.
The bridesmaids will include the
brides sisters, Miss Ottilie Morris. Miss
and Miss Constance Morris. Mrs. George
Farnum Brown. Miss Dorothea Baird,
Miss Aida B. Eisenbrey and Miss Hen
rietta McN. Fritz. They will wear
frocks OF orchid.colered voile made over
silk and embroidered in the same color
silk and picture hats Of the same color
crepe de chine. They will carry bouquets
Mr.. Matthew Baird. Cd. will &C, as
best man, and the ushers will include
". Alexander. Mr. Thomas Bancroft, Mr..
John NJ. Ewing. Sd. Mr.. Walden Pell. Cd.
and Mr.. William II. Jackson all of
Princeton University; Nj, Charles chris
Mr.. Charles Frederick Baily. also Of
Princeton University. will play the or
gan at the ceremony.
dale. the homo Of the brides mother.
Mr.. Eisenbrey and his bride will spend
the summer at Beach Haven. y. J.. and
will occupy an apartment at Nillanova
after October |.
GERMANTOWN
/ A garden fete and bazaar was held
Good Shepherd. in Germantown. on Sat
urday afternoon IN aid of the church,
Mrs. j. Abbott Virgins i. chairman OF
the committee. Mrs. Elliott Curtiss
who was In charge Of the hower stall
supper AZ her home. a. Queen Lane
Manor. otter the fete. The guests were
Miss Beatrice Corson. Miss Ianet Tol
hemus, Miss Olive Tolhnmus, Miss Caro-.
lvn Irwin. Miss Elinor Dawson and Mis-,
Helen Curtiss.
Mr. and Mrs. William p, James. OF
! 424 West Price street. will spend the
summer at their cottage in Aberdeen
Place. Chelsea. They will have as their
! guests their daughter. Mrs. Roy Fred
! erick. and her little daughter Mis-.
| Pauline Frederick.
Mr. and Mrs. Elliott curtiss and their
I family, OF Queen Lane MancT. will leave
IN June for Bay Head, where they viii
, spend the summer.
Mrs l.. Cochran OF 5I04 Chew street
! left yesterday to spend several weeks
as the guest Of Mrs Kingsley. Of Mar,
tinsburg. Pa
Miss Margaret Lawrence. Of Greene
street. spent the weekend at a house
party given by Mr.. and Mrs. l.. Dillor
! at their cottage on South Boston avenue
Chelsea, Atlantic city.
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CHAPTER NNNNI
Tho Esrana

Ncxt day was Sunday. 1t was a
blind day nj Rallamoar. with chill
air and white mists sweeping up from
the sea.
In the morning Stowel went ~
church. In the afternoon he sat in
the library. reading in many volumes
the stories of prison -hrcakinss and
escapes, He saw that in nearly every
case Of failure chance had played a
part at the last moment, and he thought
hard 10 forcscc every possible contin-
gcncy.
TuWar, evening Slowed brought his
car round from tho garage and ,od
Jane, not To wait ny for him. She had
delivered FenelIn's message i'"Tell him
to come back to me- and thought she