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GAYER WEEK IN SOCIAL WORLD
KS t K.J IT.4v.inK HnfiUnn
ffl A?1.,,1": rr"
tne j3eiiuvuc-wi.w.uiu iuae uaraens Ball
to Be a Black and White Affair
Lnf Usf meeting of the Monday
IWHE " , . s,tlllonB for this
rvTSIi b held lonlRht ,n .th0 "oso
Jf !. . nf Cio Dellevuo-Stratrord and
ISta In the form of a black and white
Slmi danco, Besslo Downs will bo
". - hnnor at a dinner beforo tho
'Ml.Ce W nM. mwl tliA TV
t,i.- AVIIKIN9 M " -
Kifon Henrys will also Klvc a largo
jmriu" innlBht for nbOllt 30
jlW,. Tlio cucsts at tho cotillon will
Pi delved by tho pntroncsses, who
'.;.. Thomas Do Witt Cuyler, Mrs.
Jwndcr Van Hcnssolaor, Mrs. Ed-
I"1. ... d Mrs. Tlnnlr.1 T..
- renrosu "
7ci.. .Tr. Mrs. Anthony Diddle
;tm-' -- . , , ,
liiinoumine, a" " "- " ""-
F,. ahftro was crowded over Ltn-
Lfa'l lilrthday, and, even though tho
F-.it,r Moved stormy, most, of those
KhoffCnt to Atlantic City found plenty
RMireralon In 'tho theatres and cafes.
. rilstens whlto with tho sun, glls-
tunea whlto with snow and Ice, and
llPPy yOUngsiera uioiiunw V'""IJ"M
,r(r tho slippery surfaco. A fow stal
' rtl braved tho elements on foot,
aim those less venturcsomo took tho
Jr safety ensconced In rolling chairs.
f jj, Traymoro, which, slnco Its ro-
opMlnj last summer, nas ueen tuo
meea for many Phlladolphlans, wan ilt
rilly jammed to tho doors on Saturday
Mentor, the oubmarlno grill proving
the chief attraction, with ltd flnoly poI
lAed marble floor and unlquo decora
tion, net to mention tho fascinating
,- im.ti. nfltilA . ttlA ihflra a
.(BMW. A"o .v...-.- - .-. ...u .-
itictrcf'r, bu booomo o widely known and
!ri auoh Bourbt alter that an addition,
U b called tho poacock room, li bolng
drtf
built and decorated with murals cor
responding to thoso In tho eubmarlne
I n-
h When one gazed up through tho glass
Isdojure In the celling at tho goldfish
rleamlnff In tho light, It seemed scarce
ly possible that ono was not at Palm
Beach or In tho Dahamas, so complete-
lr has the tropical atmosphere been
'preserved.
The crazo for dancing Is Just as great
hero ns clsowhcro, but owing to the
itrlct Sunday laws everything stopped
itniMglnht on Saturday, so ovcry ono
eimo early and stayed till tho last min
ute. It was qulto impossible to rcallzo
tut ruin and wind wore without, It
wis eo gay and festlvo Indoors, with
f'ererjr one you know about. Harry
Uaier camo In lato In tho evening in
hU kilts, and attracted much attention.
""Ainonff those spending tho week
end at tho Traymoro wero Mrs. Charles
Brinton Coxo and her son, Mr. Kelt
ic? B. Coxo, Jr., and Miss Carollno
Btakler, of Charleston, S. C; Mr. and
Mrs, J. Vaughan Merrick, Mr. and Mrs.
f Joseph F. Lovcrlng and their son, Mr.
K Joseph P. Covering, Jr.; Mr. and Mrs.
CelWn Pnrrtco and Miss OHvo Pardeo,
tnd Mr. and Mrs. Morris R. Stroud.
Mr. and Mrs. TVllllam II, Donner
ero observed on tho Boardwalk, also
llr. Georco Wldener. Mrs. Robert C. M.
Brock and her son, Mr. Henry G. Brock,
and Miss Mary K. Gibson, Mrs. Charlos
H. Howell and her daughter, Miss Jo-
(CDhlnn Plllor TTnwnll TTr nnil Mrs .T
, ...... .
!"'...., Mj.a uuu .man v.nuiiutlu
EJones, Mr. and Mrs. Harold Nason,
llfs. D. Braden Kylo and Mrs. Sydney.
Errlngton Martin.
.The Indoor Tennis Club will hold a
KMk'8 tournament beginning todny at
Its headquarters, E3 North t!3d street,
lad all tho members are greatly Inter-
.ted In It. Amomr tho reirulnr mem
bers aro Mrs. Randal Morgan, Mrs.
.Charlie Harrison. Jr.. Mrs. Harrison
.Caner, Mrs. Harry Wilson, Miss Clara
Chase, Miss Bertha Benson, Mls3 Nn
dlna Chase, Mrs. Roland Foulke, Mrs.
Eddie Dale, Mrs. Hoxlo Harrison
.Smith, Miss Ellsa Fox. Miss Ruth Sul
livan ana Miss Gertrude Osthelmer.
The Daughters of tho Revolution, you
know, aro to glvo an entertainment on
Thursday afternoon nt Wltherspoon
Hall for tho benollt of tho Battleship
and Boy Scout Fund. Mrs. Thomas
Potter, Jr. who Is much Interred In
'i! affalr' tola mo sno wns bothered
about a mistake which was made in tho
.Printing, Tho tickets read Tuesday,
.February IT. tntnri nt f hrinv m
E.Slle la afraid snmn nnnnln will nn tn.
.morrow only to be dlsannolnted. It Is
MPt to be the case, as an often one looks
WW at the day stated than the date.
It would be a pity to miss tho lecture
"IchMrs. Samnnt Atnmnn ivlll plvn nn
.Continental Memorial Hall nnd tho
travelogue nictures. whlnh I nm told
W he very line.
Dorothy Karris will rn rinwn tn Tlnltl.
Ijire today to attend thn flfth cermnn
the Bachelors' Cotillon. IIr rousln.
Chard Thomnson. will crlvn a dinner
her honor before the cotillon at tho
'tvedere. Dorothv nlwnvs has n won.
JP'Ul time Whernunr rIia rnm nnd will
Purely make a hit In Baltimore. nH she
ln Kew York nnd Narragnnsett, to
noming of Paris.
;l hear that about 30 girls around
"Mtnut Hill have started a luncheon
'u. Which will meet nt the various
Ses at Intervals through the season.
WtlS lilac,,,.. i..i ..... a., ., .
-w nun inu urm HiueuuK m
ttr house, because she had one of the
(Best houses, which Is a trood reason.
m will admit. Mrs. Pat Grant, whp
!-. 4ne Dlsston, Is one of the chief
gaiors of the plnh
ry SOOn W Will hgF nf nil VIII,,
Kfagemcnt, The man In Question is
70 years Of ana nml hnn mnrrlwl
SVSMers. ne iiaa been a widower for
neyear 4.i ., . , . ... .
eta i Kin )3. nui ym ,
vlantly prefers to be an old man's
5nn a yuS man's slave, for the
ftff one uas also been hovering
w"u. ana as he has money and an
Parent ly deituhtfni (,-.. it i
kf'!,tJy hrd t0 understand, conslder-
." Krat diiference in their ages.
jwiueman of her choice, I am told,
WUUfWi-
., EVENING LEDftTJl-R.PTTTT;ATBTiPTTTA MONDAY, FEBEUARY
Will ml. i-t . . i . .
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in .? V' aiftln ?',no' KceP yur
open, It is coming out soon.
NANCY WTNNB.
Personals
Mies France, Walts will he tho guest
of honor nt a dinner to bo given this
ffiE ? , lnA Mr8- Clmrlcs ninghn m
i enroso of 1,M Spruce street.
Among tho guests will be Miss Snrnh
vi t,fcnro!!e- 8. Valentine Mllchel
?w?JIn,m,m,I.C- Wr'Bbt. Miss Dorothy
wCSi,Mls1 A- "wJory Taylor, Mr. An
HMiiL.. i?0,e,r,.Jr;!. Mr " I'lvlngston
Unl IV lMI;.Jo1"' W. Mcnrs. Mr. Thomas
Hart, Mr. Thomas HvnnB, Mr. W. Mon
tnguo J,ycett, Jr., Mr. Storrls Gales ntul
Mr. Kdwnrd Hrooke, Jr.
Mrs. Clarenco W. Dolnn. Miss Rosalie
Dolan. Mr. and Mrs. John R. Fell, Mr.
and Mm. Robert K. Strawbrldgo and Miss
Anita Strawbrldgo and Mr. William 12,
Cnrter attended a meet of the bcngles at
Aiken, S. a, yesterday morning.
The faculties of tho University of Penn
sylvania have Issued Invitations for a tea
from 4 until 6 o'clock, nt Houston Ilnll,
.Spruce street below Hdth street, on Un.
veislty Day, Tuesday. February 22.
Mrs. William M. Runk, of Hnverford,
has Issued Invitations for the marrlago
of her daughter, Miss Kdlth Ilalsoy Runk,
iu mr, duiin xnomns jigger, on Saturday,
March i, at 12 o'clock, at the Church of
tho Redeemer, Bryn Mawr. A breakfast
will bo held at 12:30 o'clock at tho homo
of the bride's mother, tlio Havcrford
Apartments.
Miss May Ilittler, of 2301 Do Lnnccy
place, has Issued Invitations for a bridge
on Saturdny, February 26, at 2:30 o'clock.
An Interesting mustcato was given this
morning In tho ballroom of the Rltz
Carlton In aid of tho poor and destitute
to bs found In the wards of ths Jefferson
Hospital. Mrs. Robert Emott Hare, Mrs.
David Lewis and Mrs. Frank Granger
Kennedy arranged the affair and tho
artists who took part In the program
wero Mrs. Dorothy Johnstone Baseler,
Mrs. William II. Greene, Miss Elizabeth
Lotto, Mrs. James M. Anders, Mrs. Albert
F. Schmidt, Mrs. Edith Mahon, Miss
Wallace, Miss Margaret Whlttaltcr, Mr.
Robert Armbrustcr, Mr. Joro Shnw nnd
Mr. Daniel C. Donovan.
Mrs. Ksmondo II. Austin of 1821 Spruce
street will entertain at a theatre party
followed by supper at the Rltz-Curlton
this evening for Miss Annctto Parke,
debutante daughter of Mr. nnd Mrs.
Louis II. Parke. The guests will Include
Miss Corlnno Borden Freeman, Miss
Josephine C. Sblppcn Foster. MIjs Helen
L. Mnrshnll, .Miss Mary Karris Cerbonl,
Miss Olivia M, do Gazzam, Mr. Charles
II. Shakespeare, Mr. James M. Austin,
Mr. W. McK. Bowman.
Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence T. Paul, of
Green Gables, Vlllanova, havo returned
from South Cnrollna, where they wero
visiting Mr. and Mrs. Richard T. Wilson.
Mr. and Mrs. Paul loft on Monday to
upend a week In Newport, superintending
the renovation of their summer house.
"Pcaco nnd Preparedness" will bo tho
subject for discussion nt the meeting of
the Contemporary Club this evening.
Mrs. Philip Mercer Rhlnelander, of 2SI
South 22d street, will be at homo this
afternoon after 4 o'clock. No cards have
been sent out.
Mrs. Franklin McCrcn Wlrgman will
receive Informally tills afternoon at her
home, 2003 Pine street, after 3 o'clock.
No cards.
Mrs. Charles Francis Bocliman nnd
Miss Bocliman will be at homo this after
noon at 2018 Locust street, after 4 o'clock.
Ko cards.
Mrs. John Mockrldge, of St. James
Rectory, will rccelvo Informally this
nfternoon nftcr 4 o'clock nnd the suc
ceeding Mondays In February.
Mr. and Mrs. J. Lovcrlng Wharton, of
Old York road, Oak Lane, ontertalned at
dinner Thursday night nt 7 o'clock. Among
the guests were Mr. nnd Mra. Edwnrd
Hacker, Mr. nnd Mrs. Charles Wnlbrldge,
Mr. and Mrs. William Paul O'Kcill, Mr.
Charles "W. Wharton, Miss Marlon Sharp
less and Mr. Joseph Lovcrlng Wharton,
Jr.
Mr. and Mrs. Gilbert Augustus Coe, of
Rlverton, are receiving congratulations
on the birth of n son. Thompson Westcott
Coe. named after Mrs. Coe's undo. Dr.
Thompson Wcstpott. Mrs. Coo will be re
membered as Bliss Mario Westcott Young.
Miss Anna.W. Endlcott, of South High
land avenue, Merlon, entertained nine
,guests at dinner Saturday evening beforo
the Morion Cricket Club dance.
Mr. nnd Mrs. William Thomson Sher
ron, ot Hamilton Court, entertained In
formally Saturday evening nt nuctlon
brfdge. There were threo tnblcs. Mrs.
Shorron also gave n luncheon today when
covers wero laid for six.
Mrs. Henry H. Donaldson, of 3310 Race
street, will give tho second of her nt
homes this nfternoon to meet her nleco.
Miss Dorothy Brace, of Kew York, whose
engagement to Dr. John C. Donaldson
was recently announced.
Along the Main Line
MEItlOK .Mr. and Mra. George Sharp
Munson, of Merlon, will leave on Feb
ruary ii for a trip to the West Indies and
other points south.
ROSEMONT-Mr. nnd Mrs. Edwin H.
Fltler and their little daughters, of Tho
Terraces, Rosemont, left on Thursday to
spend a month nt Palm Beach.
WAYKE-At the dance which Mr. and
Mrs. Joseph A. Ball gave Saturday eve
ning at their home on Windermere ave
nue the guests were Mr. and Mrs. W.
Allen Hair, Mr. and Mrs. W. F. D. Scan
Ian. Mr. and Sirs. Humbert Powell, Mr.
and Mrs. Hubert A. Treat, Mr. and Mrs.
Louis H. Watt. Dr. and Mrs. Wilbur
Horn, of Bryn Mawri Mr. and Mrs. Pier
sol Conrad, Mr. and Mrs. I II. Rltten
liouse, of Haverford College; Mr. and
Mrs. G. Wlnthrop Collin and Mr. and
irrs. Aubrey Howell.
Mr. and Mrs. Ball will also give a
dance at their home on Saturday evening.
February 26.
Germantown
The alumnae of the Stevens School gave
Its annual luncheon at the Germantown
Cricket Club today;
Blr. Yale Hutchinson will entertain at
dinner this evening before the Fortnightly
Cotillon In honor of Bliss Marlon Hutch
inson Button, debutante daughter of Mr.
and BIrs. Joseph Priestley Button.
Camden and Vicinity
Mrs. W, W, Fry, of 106 Penn street, has
returned from a stay at her father's m.m
mer home at Meredith, K. Y.
Mrs. Joseph Read, of Bloorestown, has
been the guest of her daughter. Mrs. J.
A. Caison.
Woodbury
The Alumni Association of Woodbury
High School has completed arrangements
to hold a benefit performance at tha
Lyrio Theatre. Philadelphia, during th
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Weddings
SIIACKLEFORD-KIOHOLSOK.
The marriage of MIbs Ellen Hayes
Nicholson, dnughter of Mr. and Mrs.
John Reed Nicholson, of Wilmington, to
Mr. Randolph Barksdate Shackleford, wilt
bo solemnized this evening at :30 o'clock,
In Westminster Presbyterian Church, Wil
mington. Tho Rev. Charles U Candce,
pastor of the church, will ofllclate. The
bride, who will be given In marrlngo by
her father, will bo nttended by Miss
Annlo Porter ns mntd of honor. Mr.
Angus Eccles, of Carney's Point, will net
ns best man, nnd the UBhers will bo Mr.
William Shackleford, of City Point, Va.,
and Mr. Stephen Shackleford, of Charles
ton, S. C, brothers of tho bridegroom;
Mr. Donald Campbell nnd Mr. Nelson
I.eltch, of Hnskell, K. J. A reception nt
the home of tho bride's parents, 1311
West 14th street, wilt immediately follow
tho ceremony. After it wedding Journey
Mr. Shackleford nnd nls brldo will live
nt Rlvervlow, whero they will bo nt home
nftcr March 7.
TUItNER CLARKE.
The marrlaRO of Miss Frances Clarke.
daughter of Mr. nnd Mrs. E. S. Clnrke,
of Bcltevue, Del,, and Mr. Paul S. Turner,
of Niagara Falls, took placo on Sntur
riny evening In St. Andrew's Church,
Wilmington. Tho Rev. Rlchnrd W. Trap
nell, rector of tho parish, ortlclatcd. The
bride, who was given In marriage by her
father, was attended by her sister, Miss
Edith Virginia Clarko, as mold of honor,
and Miss Dorothy Grammar, Miss Mar
garet Macklcm, Miss Ida Turner and
Miss Elsio Mathlo, ot Winchester, Vn., as
bridesmaids, and by little Miss Edith
Simmons ns flower girl. Tho bridegroom
hnd Mr, K, Benjamin Soloman as best
mnn, whllo Mr. Asa Adair. Mr. Earl
Truax, Mr. Robert Wlcr and Mr. Boudnlt
Simmons wero ushers. Tho bride woro a
gown of whlto crepo meteor with trim
mings of duchess laco and a tulle veil,
nnd cnrrlcd n bouquet of brldo roses
nnd lilies of tho valley. Tho maid of
honor woro pink flowered taffeta, with
n plcturo hat nnd carried a bouquet of
pink nnd whlto sweet peas. The brides
maids woro frocks of contrasting shades
A reception was held from 7 until 11
o'clock at the brldo's home. Guosts were
presont from Virginia, Baltimore, Now
York, Maryland, Detroit, Philadelphia and
Wlnohester, Va. Mr. and Mrs. Turner,
upon returning from their wedding Jour
ney, will live at Niagara Falls.
WOLF23 MnLiiHR.
The marriage of Miss Dorothy A. Mil
ler, daughter of Mr. and Mra. M. Miller,
of 1440 South 7th etreet. to Mr. William
R. Wolfe was solemnized Sunday eveninr,
February 6, nt the Students' Chapter.
Tho Rev. Dr. Melnmed officiated,
Tho brldo's gown was of white soiree
silk, embroidered with pearls and rose
point lace. She was attended by her
sister, Miss Anna Miller, as maid of
honor. Tho best man was Mr. Solomon
Wolfe.
Tho bridesmaids wore gowns of tulle,
trimmed with opaloscent sequins. Their
hats were of Georgette crepe.
A number of out-of-town guests nt
tended, among them Misj Sadlo Itohman
and Miss Cello Rohman, of Now York.
Mr. and Mrs. Wolfo will live In this
city after an extended trip South.
HOLCOMBE-THOMPSON.
COLLINGSWOOD, N. J Feb. 11. The
wedding of Miss Ilnzcl Esther Thompson,
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Harry Thomp
son, of CU Hnddon avenue, and Mr. G.
Russell Holcombe took place Saturday
evening, In the First Methodist Episcopal
Church, nt 8 o'clock. Tho pastor, tho Rev.
Alfred Wagg, D. D officiated la tho pres
enca of several hundred guests, following
which a reception was held at the homo
of tho brldo's parents. The church was
beautifully decorated for tho occasion,
and Miss Edith L. Thomaa played tho
wedding march.
The bride was attended by her sister.
Miss Ollvo Thompson, as maid of honor,
nnd her bridesmaids wero Miss Florence
Haywood, Miss Ulnh Hayney, Miss Olive
Wolfklcl and Miss Helen Uolcombe. The
best man was Mr. Arthur Dent, of West
mont. Miss Bettlo Brown was tho flower
girl. After a wedding trip of several
weeks Mr. and Mrs. Holcombe will live
on Lnwnsldo avenue.
Along the Reading
Dr. and Mrs. M. II. Renser, of Jenkln
town, gave a valentine dinner of 33 cov
ers Friday evening in honor of the en
gngement of their daughter. Miss Agnes
Lois Rcascr, to Mr. Channon C. Wallace,
of Lexington, Ky. Tho tables wero bcnutl
fully decorated with red and white flow
ers, nnd nil arrangements and favors were
appropriate to tho Valentino season.
Among tho guests were Miss Mary Ames
Smith, of Union City. Ind.; Miss Caroline
Smith, of Hnzleton. Pn.; Miss Mnry Reed.
Miss Margaret Sutherland, Miss Kathcrlno
Skinner, Miss Snrnh Wolfe, nil of Cham
bersburg, Pn. ; (Miss Margaret Russel, ot
Wyncote; Miss Rosen H. Green, Miss
Annlo B. Green, of Columbia, S. C; MIsi
Susan Crawford and Miss Lllla Hall
Crawford, of Now York; Mrs. William
Huff, Mrs. KofCman, of Rtcglosvllle, Pa.;
Bliss Doris Weatherbeo nnd Miss Marian
Gayley, of Jenklntown; Miss Rae Clough,
of Warren. Pa.: Miss Pauline Rapp, of
Jamestown, N. Y.j Miss Theodora Daubs,
of Pittsburgh. Pa.: Bliss Lillian Sapp, of
Herrlngton, Del.; Miss Marian Sapp and
Miss Mary Mlrkll.
Several students of Beechwood School,
Intlmato friends of Miss Reaser, were also
at tlio dinner; also the hostess' sisters,
Bliss Harriet Reaser and Miss Helen
Reaser.
The basketball team of the Beechwood
School, Jenklntown, held Its annual game
last week with the Walnut Lane School
basketball team In the gymnasium at the
Beechwood Scuooi.
Mr. E. Marshall Scull, ot Overbrook,
will give an Illustrated lecture on his
trip to the Arctic Circle, next Saturday,
at 8 o'clock, at t,o Huntingdon Valley
Country Club, at Noble. Dancing will
take place after the lecture.
The swimming meet of the Beechwood
School, of Jenklntown, and the Walnut
Lane School was held Saturday morning
at 8 JO o'clock, at Jenklntown. The events
were for the best form in diving, the
best strokes, a competition swim, races,
and an exhibition of life-saving.
.' &MC&,X'.'&.
MRS. JAMES B. MURPHY
Mrs. Murphy will be remembered
as Miss Elizabeth D. Ellis. Her
marriage to Mr, Murphy took
place on February 9.
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Photo by Photo Craftera.
MISS G. ROSAMONDE FISHER
Miss Fisher is tho debutante daughter of Mr. nnd Mrs. S. Wilson
Flshor. Her aunt. MIbs Elizabeth W. Fisher, will entertain for her
at luncheon today at tho Acorn Club.
West Philadelphia
Mlas Marie Burns, of (OH North EM
street, gave a reoeptlon and dance In
honor of tho Varsity Boys' Club at her
home lost week. Among those present
wore Miss Margaret Murphy, Bliss Marie
Cornwnll, Miss Blay Bltzcl, Miss Anna
Blunt, ilr. Walter Evcly, Mr. Edwnrd
Horklns, Mr. Harry Hutlod and Mr. Jack
Hnysloy
Mr. nnd Jlrs. Richard Joseph Levis, of
633.1 Angora terrace, nro receiving con
gratulations on tho birth of a daughter,
named Marian Agnew Levis.
Bliss Mae Borger entertained at an In
formal dinner at her home, 6243 BInrkct
street, on Wednesday. Among tho guests
wero MIsb Eleanor Segal, Bliss Mno
Berger, BIIbs Evelyn Flel, Miss Anna
Borger, Bliss Charlotte Stein, of Boston;
Blr. Philip Sykcs. of Baltimore; Blr. Bill
ion Kulin, Mr. Harry Schlnder, of Bos
ton; Mr. Btaurlce Berger, Blr. Irvln Al
len nnd Blr. Harry Katz.
Tioga
The members of the pastor's aid so
ciety of the North Prosbytcrlan Church,
Broad street and Allegheny avonue, will
glvo their annual supper In the chapel
on Thursday night.
Mrs. Summerfleld B. Speakc, of 3S17
North 2lst streot, will entertain at lunch
eon and cards today, when her guests
will bo BIrs. Stuart Boyle. Btrs. BI.
E. Wallace, Blrs. Harry Blnrkley. BIrs.
Harry Becrhaltor, BIrs. II. G. Querni,
Mrs. E. E. Johnson, BIrs. Holster S.
Hunter, BIrs. Jnmos Geycr, Blrs. C. C.
Freaa, Blrs. II. C. Trumbowcr, Blrs. Wnl-
ter Scott, BIrs. VAUnm Bloses, BIrs. AV. S.
Price nnd BIrs. Qetty.
Bliss Neva Hnrtzcll. of 1702 West Erie
avenue, will give n vaieniino pnrty
tonlcht for tho members of her sow
ing club, which Includes Bliss Helen Tn-
bram. Miss Helen Huston, Bliss Anna Ill
mango, Miss Gertrudo Scattcrgood, Bliss
Helen van Itonk, BIrs. Chnrlos Snyder, Jr.,
Silas AUco Tabrnm and BIrs. Harry
Blauck.
Roxborough
At the annual meeting of tho Blnuayunk
Boat Club the following olllcers wero
elected: Blr. Patrick AV. Mnxwell, presi
dent; Blr. It. BI. Hutchinson, vlco presi
dent; Blr. Frank Ashton, rocordlng secre
tary: Blr. Thomas F. Blagulre, financial
secretary; Blr, John D. Blagulre, trean
urer; Blr. John Belboa, captain: Blr.
AugUBtUB Smith nnd Blr. Charles Kemp,
lieutenants. The club was organized In
1870, and built tha present substnntlal
clubhouso. facing the Schuylkill River and
the canal at tho foot of Green lano, In
1683.
A novel "Pastry Mnrt" was held at
the home of Blrs. J, Klllott Flanagan, 415
Green lane, Saturday afternoon and eve
ning by the members of Blr. Charles A.
Flanagan's Blblo Class. Those who con
ducted tho "Blart" Included Blrs. He
bcr Albany, BIrs. George Ayres. BIrs. Clin
ton Seltzer, Bliss Blabcl Black, BIrs. Fred
erick Carbaugh, BIrs. Samuel Dransfleld,
Mrs. J. C. Dunlap, BIrs. M. Edmunds
Dunlap, Mrs. K. Gibson Steel, BIrs. Rus
sell de Larzclcrc, Btrs. J. E. Flanagan,
Bits. James BI. Flanagan, Btrs. J. Arthur
Flanagan, BIrs. Harry B. Flanagan, Bliss
lluth J- Frame, Bliss Btarle Kane, Bliss
Florence Bllllor. Mrs. AVIUIum Miller, Mrs.
C, R. Slartln, BIrs. Arthur Lloyd, Mrs. C.
P. Latta, Bliss Bertha Richards. Blrs. K.
Rothman, Bliss Blargaret Ilohinson, Blrs.
Gecrgi Sands. BIrs. Bertha AValker, Bit a.
Lewis AValton and Bliss Anna Davles.
Frankford
Blr, and BIrs. Jameu F. Kelly, will be
at home after this week at 1311 Unity
street. Btrs, Kelly was Bliss Alice BI.
Sllefler, daughter of BIrs. Blary Shelter,
before her marriage on January 26.
Bliss Ella Patterson, of Holmesburg,
had Bliss Rosa Beyer and Bliss Madeline
Beyer, of Atlantic City, as her guests
over the week-end.
Northeast Philadelphia
Miss Beatrice Splro, of New York city,
and Miss Jane Smith, of Hartford, Conn.,
are the guests of Bliss Florence Rosen
blum, of 2920 Frankford avenue, for a
fortnight,
Blr. and BIrs. Samuel Solodar, of 9S2
North Tth street, gave a dinner In honor
of the engagement of their daughter. Bliss
Jennie Solodar, to Mr. Samuel Gold, last
evening, at their home Covers were laid
for SO guests.
Dr. and BIrs. Nichols, of Frankford
avenue, gave a birthday party recently
In honor of the seventh birthday anni
versary ot their little daughter, Blargaret
Sara Nichols.
Lansdowne
The All-Stars of the High School basket
ball team have organized a Bororlt.-,
which they have called the Beta Beta
Sigma. The first meeting was held at
Miss Edith Bonsall's home, on La Crosse
atenue, Thursday evening. The members
are BlUs Marion Goucher. Miss Dorothy
AVlmer, Miss Dorothy Koller. Miss Mil
dred Taylor, Mis Nettle Oreer, Miss
Edith Bonsalt. Una Helen Innls. Mlsa
Margaret Dunn, Bits Catherine Bloods
wortb. Mlsa nelen McCpacb. MUs Cora
McCully and MUs Melynd Walton.
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Navy Yard Affairs
Paymaster E. D. Ryan, U. 0. N., and
Btrs. Ryan will entertain at dinner this
evonlng nt their home In the navy yard,
when their guests will Include Captain
Charles Bryant Drako, U. S. A., and BIrs.
Drake, Lieutenant Commander AV. H. Al
len, U. S. K., nnd BIrs Allen, Paymaster
AVatrous, U. S. N., nnd Blrs. AVntrous,
Captain F. D. Kllgoro, U. S. Bt. C, and
Blrs. Kllgoro nnd Lieutenant Commander
AV. L. Llttlcllold, U. S. N., nnd Mrs. Little
Held. BIrs. Ryan will also entertain tomorrow
afternoon nt 1 o'clock nt luncheon, fol
lowed by bridge, when her guests will In
clude Btrs. Hearas, Blrs. J. A. Russell. BIrs.
Alexander S. AVIllIam.H. Blrs. A Blorrls,
BIrs. Nelson A'ulte. Blrs. Smedley D. But
ler, Btrs. Raymond S. Keycs, Blrs. Homer
II. Norton, Blrs. AVIIllnm Leo Pryor, BIrs.
Ralph L. Shepnrd, BIrs. Guy A. Blssct,
BIrs. Frank Hulford, Btrs. Lnnz, Blrs.
Held, BIrs. Alexnndcr A. Vandegrlft, Blrs.
J. Blnrston. Blrs. BIncNellle, BIrs. Sulli
van. Mrs. lloblnetto nnd Btrs. C. G. Long.
Tho officers of tho U. S. S. Connecticut
will entertain this evening on board tho
ship at n St. A'alentlno dinner-dance,
when tho guests will be Paymaster
Tricon, U. S. N.. and BIrs. Trlcou, Captain
Owens. U. S. N., nnd Blrs. Owens, Lieu
tenant Commander A. T. Graham, U. S.
N., and BIrs. Graham, Lieutenant Porter,
U. S. N., und BIrs. Porter, Lleutennnt Ln
mountain, V. S. N.. and BIrs. Lamountaln,
Lleutennnt Stnck, U. S. N Lleutonant
Donald. U. S. N., Lleutennnt BIcCnughey,
V. S. N., Lieutenant AVick. U. S. N.. Bliss
Doris Durell, Bliss Catherine Brlscoo, Blr.
and Blrs. AV. S. Pye, Bliss Skinner, Lieu
tonnnt Ilnun, U. S. N., nnd BIrs. Baun and
Btrs. AA'Illlarn Leo Pryor.
Girard Farms
Blr. nnd Blrs. Georgo AV. Fields, of 252S
South Cleveland avenue, entertained at
dinner on Friday evonlng In honor of
Bliss Flora Leo nnd her mother, BIrs.
Ellznbeth Lee.
Bliss Annn Achcnbach. of Bath, Pa.,
and Dr. Harry Steckel, of Long Island,
who havo been visiting Dr. Charlotto
Steckal Farrlngton for tho last week nt
her homo, 2130 Passnyunk avenue, will
return to their homes today.
Blr. and Blrs. J. Ogram, of 2018 South
18th street, aro receiving congratulations
on tho birth of a son. Ethan Allen Ogrum,
who is n direct descendant of the Amer
ican hero.
South Philadelphia
Bliss Dorothy Robb. of 25H South
Franklin street, entertained Informally
last week at her home, when her guests
included Bliss Allene Coyne, Miss Blarga
ret Carroll, Bliss Daisy AVaddell. Bliss
Helen AVaddell. Bliss Anna Bnrbous. Bliss
Blay Klnpss, Bliss Rita Itobb and Blessrs.
John Cnmpbtll, Frank Hill, Otis Morton,
Daniel Jlurphy, Hay Fossell. AVIlllam
Walker, James Simmons nnd AVIlllam
Walsh.
Bliss Alice BtcCnulIey nnd Bliss Annn
BtcCnulley entertained on Friday evening
at their home, 1523 BIcKean street, at a
card party, followed by supper. Their
guests Included Bliss Alice BIcDonald,
Bliss Blay G. Taylor, Bliss Anna Calahan,
Blr. and Blrs. Frank A. Scholl, Blr. nnd
Btrs. F. J. Cnrlln, Btr. nnd Btrs. Robert
BIcCaullcy, Blr. and Blrs. John BlcCnuliey,
Blr. James F. Flantgan, Blr. John F. Car
lln. Blr. AVIlllam Carlln, Blr. William F.
Hufbal. Blr. S. Howard Schell and Blr.
Robert J. Schell.
A theatre party was given to Bliss
Anna V. Fallon last AVednesday evening
in uonor or ner :.u uirtliday. The guests
were BIIS3 Eleanor BI. Byson, Mr. J. Hill,
Bliss Blargaret E. Fallon, Blr. D. C.
Bauers, Bliss Harlan I. Fischer, Dr. B.
Burns, Miss Anna V. Fallon and Dr.
Duvld II. Creek. After tho theatre a sup
per was served at the Majestic,
What's Doing Tonight
Contemporary Club. prepartdn dlacuaiton.
Ballet ue-blratiord, 8:15 o clock.
renntylvani Historical Society, 10OO locuat
atreat, 8 o'clock.
67th Street Improvement Aaaoclatlon. Olrard
uvenue and 11th (treat, 8 o'clock, l'rea.
Philadelphia Chapter, American Initltuta ot
Archtlecta, 120! Chancellor street, 8 o'olock.
Free,
Oak Lane Improvement Aaaoclatlon, Chalten
and Turk avvnuee, 8 o'clock. Free,
South I'htladelphla Iluilneaa Men's Aaao
clatlon. Uroad and Federal atreeta, 8 o'clock.
American Institute Electrical Knxlneere, En
Sinters' Club.
. Lecture. 'The Bible aa a Scientlno Work."
by the itcv, Thomaa Coakley, Cathollo Qlrla'
Ills h school.
Billy Sunday, Convention Hall. T:19 o'clock.
Claaa of WOO. Central Blah School, annual
dinner, Adetphla Hotel; 7 o clock.
Lecture "The History and Heroes of Pa-
iand." by Madame Arctowska. University ot
'ennsyltanla Museum, 3 o'clock,
Boaton Symphony Orchestra concert. Acad
emy o Music. 8 o'clock.
Poor Hlcnard Club, Adelphla Hotel. 8
o'clock.
Lecture. "Acrea of Diamonds," by Iluaaell
H, Council, Baptist Temple; 8 o'clock.
Notice for the Society paf will be
accepted and printed la the Evening
I-edi-cr, but all such notice muat be
urlttru ou one eld of the paper, ruuit be
ela-ued la full, with full addreaa, uud
ubca poulbl telephone number uiuaf be
Blteu.
bend U .uch rommuuloattont to
"Society Editor," Evening- Ledfer, MS
Cheatuut alreet.
Unlcea the requirement w canted
out so that verlBcatlou may be palsl.
tb notlc will not be published.
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14, 19lG.
CHARITY BALL APPLICATIONS
BEING MADE FOR COMING YEAR
Committee Will Shortly Select Beneficiaries for An
nual Event Day Nursery to Benefit by Another
Affair at New Century Drawing Room
APPLICATION'S for tho proceeds of
. this year's Charity Hall, to be held
December 7, are now being received by
Btrs. S. Kaudnln Ducr, 1916 Pine street.
All Institutions which desire to bo bene
ficiaries must make nppllcatlon before
April IB, which H 10 dnys before the an
nual meeting, when applications nro voted
upon by tho directors. Tho leanest Is
nindo by tho directors of tho Charity Ball
that In selecting dates for entertainments
In 1916 they bo so arranged as not to con
flict with tho Charity Ball. Retiulrcmcnts
ns to Institutions which may participate
In tho proceeds of tho ball are stated ln
n provision of tho bylaws, which reads
as follows:
"That an Institution or socloty to par
ticipate In tho proceeds of tho ball must
bo ono established nnd maintained for the
care nnd treatment of tho sick or suffer
ing, and located In tho city or within 10
miles of tho city limits, nnd havo an nn
turn I Incomo of nt lenst JJ000, nnd that an
oftlclnl application must bo made to tho
secretary of tho Charity Ball not later
than 10 days boforo tho annual meeting,
which Is held on tho last Tuesday In
April. Applications nro voted upon by tho
directors nt tho annual meeting. Ko In
stitution may participate oftenor than
onco every three years, but separate de
partments of nn Institution nie considered
as being separate Institutions."
A delightful evening has been arranged
for AVednesday, Fcbrunry 2.1. at the Kew
Century Drawing Rooms, 121 South 12th
street, Blrs. John P. Lelgo will sing, with
BIrs. Edith Btnhon nt tho piano. Btrs.
John Holt will also sing, nnd Blr. Howard
F. Rattay will play several violin boIos,
with Blrs. Rattny nt tho piano. Tho Play
and Players Club will give n short sketch,
nfter which there will ho dancing.
Tho boneflt Is for a most worthy cause,
the Ocrmantown Cathollo Dny Kursery,
nt Church lnno nnd Boycr street. The
affair will be under tho mnnagement of
the Ladles of Charity of the Immaculate
Conoeptlon Church. Tho nursery Is ln
need of funds and without help Is ln dan
ger of being closed entirely. The objeat
of It la to take caro of poor babies of
mothers who are omployed In tho faotorles
of Germantown.
The Prtscllln Circle of the ZIon Swedish
Lutheran Church, 1722 Blount Vernon
street, gave an auction box party on
Saturday evening, preceded by a program
of tableaux Illustrating various songs.
Tho commltteo Included Bliss Pnullno
BJorscl, Bliss Alfrcda Anderson, Bliss
Lillian Lnrsen and Miss Blabcl A. Ros
holm. The Amateur Dramatic Association of
St. Stephen's Cathollo Club will present
"A Blatter of Business," n four-net com
edy drama, ln Mercantile, Hall, nrond
street abovo Blaster street, on Thursday
evening. Among the performers will be
Blr. Blnrtln J. Hlckey. Bliss Alma Fltz-
putrlck, Bllst Florenco O'Kcill, Bliss Gcno
Carr, Blr. Joseph P. Blooney, Blr. Edward
P. Lcnahan, Btr. Francis Spath, Blr. Jacob
P. Bock, Blr. James J. Connor, Blr.
Thomns Dnnahar, Blr. James A. Bergan,
.Mr. Frank C. Blonaghnn, Blr. V. P. BIc
Cormlck, Blr. AVIlllam A. Bruckner, Btr.
AVIIllnm II. Donahue, Jr., Btr. John A.
Barker and Blr. E. BIcKoever.
Bliss Helen D. Hepflcld, of Academy
road, will bo hostess this evening at
a Valentino party ln honor of her
cousin. Bliss Vera E. Hepflcld, of Wash
ington, D. C. Tho halls and drawing
room will bo decorated ln red flowers,
hearts and small red clectrla lights. Thoso
who havo been Invited aro Bliss Jane
Fcelln, Bliss Gertrudo 'clls, Bliss Doro
thy Dunlap, Bliss Leona Zurn, Bliss
Blartha BtcCormlck, Bliss Marguerite
AValker, Bliss Elslo Duer, Bliss Btarlon
Tyson, Bliss Grnco Tyson, Bliss Fhyllls
Dare, Bliss Ellznbeth BlncDonough, Bliss
Bcntrlco Collins, Bliss Roso Bloxom, Bliss
Jano Tears, Bliss Elizabeth Burns, Bliss
Blarjorlo Blannlng, Bliss Paulino Kirk,
Bliss Josephlno Hughes. Bliss Ilea
Hughes, Bliss Josephine Bturray. Bliss
Elizabeth AVoods, Bliss BIyrtle Dill, Bliss
Ethel AVaters, Bliss Bernlco Graham,
Bliss Edith Kane, Bliss Avlco Gramm,
Blr. Joseph Burns, Blr. Ilnrry Cnlnc, Blr.
Howard Flemmlng, Blr. Frank BIcCnrthy,
Blr. Georgo Dunlap, Blr. Hugh Qulnn,
Blr. Alfred Sullivan, Blr. John Duffy, Blr.
Georgo Duffy, Blr. Ralph Tnlley, Blr.
Charles AVinklcr, Btr. Charles Tyson, Blr.
John Berry, Mr. Joseph Hughes, Blr.
Harry Blaxwcll, Blr. Albert Endow, Blr.
Herbert Bates, Blr. Joseph BIcMahon, Blr.
Owen Dunlap, Blr. Erwln Gardner, Blr.
George Gossncr, Blr. Frank Klrkwood,
Blr. Robert Ellison, Blr. rrnncls Dixon,
Blr. Georgo Sllvcrwood, Blr. Oscar Sykes,
Btr. Hnrrls Cully. Blr. John Bitting, Blr.
Blnrtln Lister nnd Blr. Georgo Hlckey.
Tho annual dinner and Installation of
officers of tho Flat Rock Blotorboat Club
will be held on AA'edncsday, at AVood
valc, tho clubhouse of tho American
Brldga Company, at AVIssahlckon. There
will be an exhibition of tho prizes won
by tho boats of tho club In 1915, and
each ofllccr will be presented with a
handsome pennunt of his otllco. Tho In
teresting program Includes a movmg-plc-turo
show of last ycur's races by the
commodore. Dr. Eugcno Swayno; selec
tions by the Blanayunk orchestra, and In
formal addresses. There aro 200 members,
and each will present a new applicant for
AMUSEMENTS
RPOAFl This ft Nest Week. EvB.atH3.
DIVUAU Btatlneea AVed. t Set. at 2UB.
Klaw b Erlanger and Qsorse Tyler l'reeent
POLLYANNA
The Olad Plav, Spreading Good Chver.
Ilet Seats JIBO at Fop. Wod. Mats. Seats
now for Washington's Birthday, Mat. ft Evg.
Ohpqtnuf- Sf- oFEnAiiousa '
i XUb OL Chentnut Below 11th Bt.
SECOND TRIUMPHANT AVEEK OF
DAREDEVIL DURBOROUGH
And His WONDER FILM!
"On the Firinp; Lino With Germans"
Beats a5c. 2 to U F M After 0 V M.. 2Bc, 60c.
1015
ACADEMY OF MUSIC
1010
Boston
TONIGHT AT 8:16
Symphony
Orqhestra
Dr. Karl Muck,
Conductor
Soloist
Ernest Schelling-
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Kinkaid Kilties FamoLad?icL...i
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FAREWELL APPEARANCES HERB Off
Wit. SOTHERN ta nese'eo"
"THE TWO VIRTUES"
With MISS ALEXANDRA CARLISLE
GaiTick Malw'eJ'lfsaf S V.
LAUSTfv'ALTWIN BEDS
Best SeaU l at Popular AVednesday Mat.
Seat now for next week. Including AVashln-,
ton' Birthday Matinee, and NI-ht.
Arcadia gre fisr
W FANNIE WARD
In TentMMsee' Pardner
Thurs .Frl . Sat .Marcuerit Clark la Mice t Men
AU Next AVk. iiillte Burke la "Pern."
T"i 1 10c 12U MARKET -Too
HfllflPP 10 A. M-11.18P M
J. cuauc BLANCHE SWEET
feSU "The Ragamuffin"
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wii4jiiinrliniiii
membership. Blr. Alfred II. Bradley is
vice commodore; Btr. Charles L. Letnlrt
ger, rear commodore;; Btr. George Sands,
secretary;, Btr. AVIlllam Riddle, treasur
cr, nnd Dr. R. L. Entwlsle, fleet captain.
Delaware County
Tho members of tho Drcxel Hill base
ball team wero given n banquet Saturday
evening nt tho Aronlmlnk Golf Club
by a commltteo of their admirers, Includ
ing Mr. Henry F. Miller. Blr. Arthur 0.
Garret, Blr. Cha.tes Oscnbach, Mr. Harry
AVIthlngton, Air. Thomas M. Btoloy, Mr.
Arthur Rossetter, Sir. Frank J. Reeved.
Btr. Btlchacl Kcrney, Blr. George E, Hill
nnd Btr. Thomas Llghtfoot. Tho team won
the pennant of the, Interborotlgh League
last season.
BIrs. William O. Segner, of Ridley Park,
Is entertaining BIrs. W. D. Gossling, of
Buffalo.
North Philadelphia
Blr. nnd Btrs. John Bustnrd, of 1314
Korth Blnrston street, cntcrtnlned n num
ber of children In honor of the 10th birth
day nnnlvcrsary of their daughter, Bllsa
AVrny Bustard, last week.
A delightful Valentino party was given
by Bliss Fay Kanter at her homo, 435 Pop
lar street, on Sunday evening. The table)
was most artistically arranged. Among
tho guests wero Bliss Sarah Cohen, Bliss
Dorothy Boris, of Ardmore: Bliss Ros
Grossman, Bliss Sarah Gorson, Bliss Eliz
abeth Roy, Bliss Adair Gcllmnn, of. At
lantic City; Blr. Irwin C. Cohen, Blr. Mar
tin Strnuss, Blr. Blaxwcll Kaufman, Blr.
If. Kaufman, Blr. Albert Lackerman, Blr.
Bobby Halpcrn nnd Blr. J. Clarke, of
AA'nshlngton. Tho guests were entertained
by Bliss Roso Grossman at tho piano, as
sisted by Blr. Irwin Cohen.
AMUSEMENTS
THE STANLEY
Mnrkot St. Above 16th
THIS WEEK ONLY
A Program Supplied In Its Entirety
by tho
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(AVHOSE FLAYS IIAVB BEEN UBED UN
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SINCE ITS OPENING)
No. 1 Paramount-Burton Holmes Travel Pic
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No. Si Paramount Flctosraph.
a Trlcklils.
b How to Suppress Ideas,
c I'reparedneaa of U. S., by Theodore
Roosevelt,
d Cartoon.
No. it The Famous Flayera Film Company,
Adolph Zukor, President, offers The
Idol of the Screen
MARY
PICKFORD
IN A TLAY OB" ADVENTURE
"Poor Little Peppina"
The -versatility of Mlts riclcford Is demonatrated
In this photoplay by her appearance as a
CinLD AVOUKINO IN A SICILIAN VINE
YARD STOWAWAY, DISC1UI8ED AS A BOY.
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Notwithstanding the fact that this picture
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will bo
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Stanley Symphony Orchestra and olo!its.
FORREST
LAST 2
WEEKS
EVENINGS AT 8:15
MATS. WEDNESDAY ft SATURDAY at 2(15.
Maud is the child of a fox-trot mother;
Father tangoes, too;
Got six aunts and a rap-time brother;
Dancing's all they do.
That is a whimsical quatrain just a
tempting taste of a Avealth of satirical
fun ono of countless quips on tho
fashions nnd diversions of tho cntiro
Avorld, galloping on Avith gorgeous
gaiety in
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LYRIC
BEGINNING
TONIGHT!
(ONE WEEK ONLY)
The World'a Qreateat Entertainer
HARRY LAUDER
in a Repertoire of New Songs
and Surrounded by
AN ALL-STAR A'AUDEVILLH COJIPANV
MATINEE TOMORROW
AND DAILY THEREAFTER
MR. I-AUDER'H LABT APPEARANCE
HERE FOR THREE YEARS
"NTpvr WflPlr seats Thursday
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'comed?"' "THE ONLY GIRL"
ACADEMY OP MUSIC
PHILADELPHIA
ORCHESTRA
LEOPOLD BTOKOW8KI. Conductor
Symphony I Fri. Aft., Feb. 18, at 3100
Concerts Sat Evg., Feb. 10, at 8;15
Soloists ALBERT BPALD1NO, Vlollnlit
PROGRAM t
Overture. "Prometheus" .. ,.,, BEETHOVEN
Concerto for Violin ..,.,,..,,,,. HHAHMH
Symphony In C Minor , ..MASON
Huldlcuna-smarscn ,,,,...,....... WAGNER
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