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PH1LHARIV10NIC GIVES
ITS SECOND CONCERT
i Eqilly Stokos Hagar and Clar-
VA nco K. Bawden tho Soloists
jf of an Attractive Program
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1vrtudo "William Tell" Rossini
' all Annul d'lnferiio." from "Mogle
Flute Mozart
IStnlly Stokes Hagar ,
Bymphray No. 2 Una movements).
Rrethoven
Ballade for piano and orchestra. ..Bawden
Pr Oynt Sulla arlcg
"Jo Sul TUanla." from "Mlgnon," t
Thomas
Emily Stokes Hajtar
Mareti Slav T'cholkoTfSkl
r Henrv Gordon Thunder. Conductor.
An audienre that filled the Shubcrt
Theatre to tho doors was present last
evening to hear the second of the or
rbcstral concerts of tho Philharmonic
'Society under the leadership of Henry
Gordon Thunder. The oreheotra, ns be
fore was made up of members of the
Philadelphia Orehestra. nnd they
brought to the performance under Mr.
Thunder that perfection of rhthm and
tone for which tho body Is famous. The
orchestral number'! were all fine music
but Aere not too nostrum for the cuy
comprehension of a general audience,
nnd were well received. They begun
With the always popular "William Tell"
overture, followed by two movements
of; the Second Symphony of I'rethoven,
the first and the beautiful larghetto. one
of the finest slow movements of Heel
hoven's early period. Then came the
j'eer Gynt uilo of tines, n number
long neglected nt more nmblttous con
certs, but one well worth being oftener
played aud tho program closed with
Tsehaikow sky's Mnrchc Slave.
Following tho policy of tlio society,
there were two soloists, both 1'hiladeJ
phinus, Kmily Stokes Hiigar, soprano,
and Clarence K. Uawdcrt, pianist, the
latter appearing in n composition of his
own, a ballade for piano nnd orches
tra. Sirs. Hagar sang two operatic
numbers. "(311 angiit d'Inferuo." from
the Magic Flute, nnd "Je suis Titnnia"
from Jlignon. She did both well, but
wai the better in the more modern
work than in the difficult simplicity of
the Mozart number. Her voice is pleas -lug
fn quality tttid she has an excellent
technique, with good control nnd enun
ciation. She was recalled nnd sang a
short hong for an encore, both with or
cheslra. Mr. TJawden's Ballade has been
played before at the orchestral concert
of the Manuscript Society, and is an ex
cellent work. Tt is quite elaborately
worked out, both for tho solo instru
ment nnd fcr tho orchestra, and he has
taken full advuntage of the wealth of
color in the modern orchestra. The
scoring at times is somewhat heavy,
there being places in which the solo
part is nearly obscured. Mr. Bawden is
a fine pianist, and both the composi
tion and the manner of its performance
warranted the enthusiasm of the audience.
RICH QUARTET IN
A FINE PROGRAM
Appears Before Chamber Music
Association in Works of Dehn-
anyi, Mozart and Halvorsen
The IUoh Quartet furnished the pro
gram at the fifth, meeting of the Cham
ber Music Association nl the Bcllcvuo
Stratford yesterday afternoon. Owing
to unprcvcntahlo circumstances, there
have been some changes in the personnel
of the qunrtet, Ilnrry Alclntkoff, sec
ond violin, nnd Samuel Bclov, viola,
being the new members.
, Tho program begau with the quartet
in U-tlat by Dohuanyi, a somewhat
pretentious composition In form nnd
style, but without many of tho essential
ingredients of a really tine quartet. The
work is modern enough for the length
and tho manner in which they are
treated. The quartet was well played
and was equally well received by the
large audience.
The other quartet waB the lovely
E-llat of Mozart, which, musically and
in workmanship, was everything that
the Dohnnnyi wns not. It is one of the
gems of quartet literature in its purity
aud clnnle simplicity and requires
Girl Thrown From Sled Is Hurt
Thrown from a sled yesterday after
noon while coasting on tho ice near the
(ireeu street entrance to Fairmount
1'ark. fifteen -year-old Elsie Greenstar.
474 North Orianua street, suffered .1
probable fracture of the skull She
was taken to the 'Women's Homeo
pathic Hospital.
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place in the vocabulary of those who do the buying for the household. '
The question the shopper should ask himself or herself when con- '
tcmplating: a purchase is not "How much?" but "How good?" You '
will find the problem of securing articles of the best quality greatly
simplified if you do your buying in the Chestnut Street Shops.
JUST the other day I heard s-onie
one express a longing for "one
of those wonderful grandfather
clocks," adding, however, that they
were too tall for her bungalow. She
was dehtrhted when I told her that
Bailev, Banks & Biddle Compan.x
have clock of this type designed
especially for bungalows and rooms
with low ceilings. They are a most
attractive addition to the furnishing
of a room, being particularly in har
mony with furniture of the colonial
type. They are made in various
stylet and of course the fact that
thev bear the name of Bailey, Bank
&, Biddle Company is sufficient guar
anty of the quality of their rame
ments,. Their musical chimes an
deliehtful leminders of their prec
ence. A hall clock makes a delight
ful wedding gift.
A CHEERY log-fire blazing away
on the hearth adds much
to the joy of living. Even the
smallest suburban houses being built
nowadays boast of at least one open
fireplace where family and friends
gather round to pop corn, toast
marshmallows and swap stories.
The well-ordered fireplace ha3 its
accessories, simple or elaborate, to
harmonize with the furnishings of
the room. Those of .wrought iron are
especially desirable, for, although
nuite simple in form they are sturdy
and quite capable of holding the
heavy logs. J. Franklin Miller, I
1612 Chestnut street, has some very
good-looking andirons of wrought '
iron, ana nrepiace sets, consisting or
tongs, shovel, poker and hearth
brush to match, and your wood
basket may be cf .willow or wi ought
iron.
ANEW and tempting confection
which I discovered the other
day at the store of Yahn &
McDonnell, 1508 Chestnut street, is
of marshmallow, covered with de
llciously flavored jelly, then coated
with that glistening sugar which re
minds one of snow that glitters in
the sunlight on a December day.
Hard candies in iars looked most in
teresting, too. They are all made at
1508 Chestnut street, of the very
best of ingredients, bo you can be
uro they are wholesome. These jars
make delightful gifts for children,
and a jar at each place at a party
given for the kiddies would earn for
their hostess an enviable reputation
for beneficence. I must put in a good
word, too, foi the Yahn & McDonnell
tea-room. The dishes served there
nro most dainty and appetizing.
HAVE you ever rcen anything
quite so lovely as those large
Chinese baskets, filled with
1 fruit at the store of Henry It. Hallo
well & Son, Broad street below
Chestnut? The baskets are hand
made, very finely woven and hand
painted in vivid colors, the designs
being characteristically Chinese
NO MATTER how many times I
visit the store of, Frank J.
, , Curry, 812 Chestnut street. I
, tmd something new and interesting
, to wnte about. This week it is the
, stationery department. I was ac
tually surprised myself, to discovei
I the amount of work that they do in
thi- line. The department is devoted
entirely to social stationery and is
. quipped to handle engraving for
wedding invitations, dinner and
dance invitations, etc. The work,
like all work which you intrust to
I Curry's,, i3 well done and the papr
used is of excellent quality. I noted
too, that Currv '& now have their full
line of birthday cards on displav
and I do think that they have some
of the most interesting and attrac
tive birthday cards that I have ever
' seen anywhere.
Hi
AVE you visited tho Mr, nf
Fritz & LaRue. Inc.. sine iK
lemoval to 1615 riiPstmit
street? The new location seems
most desirable in every respect, for,
while it is outside the crowded fehop
ping district, it is just near enough
i it- iu ue convenient u
lunching in town.
you are
Tho new store is
Huge clusters of luscious Hothouse very attractive, and, when I visited
Grapes from Belgium, bright-colored it the other day, I saw several Ioyely
wcuiui ruirs wiiicn. in tne riihr.
Tangerines, delicious, juicv Cornice
Pears, Spanish AimenaUrapes, and
strawberries from Florida, combine
to make the basket ono of the most
delicious ns well as most attractive
of gifts. For birthdays, for gifts to
one?s hostess, for the friend who is
giving a dinner, they are delightfully
appropriate, and, since Hallowell's
guarantee safe delivery, they can be
tent to any point within 1000 miles.
rugs wnicn. in
setting, would enhancs greatly the
beauty of a room. and. vou knmv.
the success of a decorative scheme
depends very often on the choice of
u rug. That is the most significant
reason for buying your rugs at a
store which handles only floor cover
ings. Such a shop is prepared to
offer you invaluable service in the
choice of your rugs.
THERE is a delightfully restful atmosphere about the Steinway Ware-
rooms at 1111 Chestnut street, and when they invite you to drop in
nnd listen to your favorite selections on the New Edison phonograph
they really mean what the.v saw "Every one greets ou with a smile, and
ou feel just us if you were attending a reception where every one present
was very glad to meet you," :u a friend of mine who had accepted the
invitation expressed it tho other day. Very often when you have been
shopping nil morning you feel that you would enjoy hearing some really
food music, yet you have not. time to spend the afternoon at a conceit,
hat is iust the time to visit flio Stclmvuy Warerooms, and I know I need
wuy xcuuna you ma-i you aro welcome mere u, any tunc.
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The novelty of the afternoon was a
pabsacaglla for violin and cello by Hal
vorsen, splendidly played by Messrs.
Hlch nnd Klndlcr. Tho composition is
well worth while musically and gives,
tho performers many chances to ex
hibit their technical prowess, both in
tone and in execution.
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T ivnt7T r ' Jan' lX ovaurn iu. ovn-
Tii ii . "n apnnc hi , i-niianeipuia.
lues., 2 p. ni 75 N. Pearl at . Brldgeton.
N .1. Tnl .!.. .
. - Jim iji tvaie.
wuiaL.ii, jan U,V1L1IAAI U UAWVfttt,
. uiicibh iron residence nr ma son, xienry
W B,ark,5r, G2 Berkley avt. T.anHdowne, Pa.
.,w ,.tu muu int. emcuy private.
DARNEWALL, Jan. Di FMSDERICK A.,
husband of M Teresa IJarnewall. Relatives
and friends Invited to services. Tues.. 2
P. m., 2228 N. Sydenham st Int. Green-
urit tF . -. - n
i, v- Ul wm, r nenag may can
Mon., S to Q p. m.
BATES. Jan. 10. CfLARLES IS., hus
hanri nf Tri.l A Tin t ra llnlntd d art A frturn
Imlted to services. Wed . 2 p. in., 2321 W.
Atlantic st. Int. private I'lease omit flow
I ers.
BKNSON. Jan. 11. MART A, widow ot
HEATHS -
James H. Benson, aired 00. Relatives
friends InVlled to funeral. Wed., a P- m"
2189 Hlgel st. Int. Mt. Morlah Cem.
UBRRYMAN, Suddenlv Jan. 0. IBAAU
It., husband of Mary 11. nerrvman (nee
Duff) and son of late Samuel and Catherine
Berrymsn. Relatives and friends, all so
cieties, of which he was a member. Inviwa
to funerat. Tues.. 2 p. m.. 2 Cedar st.
Int. private. Friends may call Mm., ai"r
BETTS. Jan. 0, MATTHIAS. 11nu"b?"3
of Anna R. Belts, aged 70. Relatives and
friends Invited to funeral, Tues.j lO-JO .
m.. Wrlghtstown Friends' Moetlhe House.
Int. Wrlghtslown Cem. Remains may be
Uewed 520 T,com!nB St.. Mon.. B to, V. m.
BRADLEY. At resldenco of daughter.
Mrs. T. It. Durliln, 117 Rartasr at.. Ridley
Park, Ta., Jan. 10, JAMES BRADLEY,
aged 80. Funeral Wed., 7S0 a. in., Oliver
II. Balr Dldg., 1820 Chestnut St., Phlln.
Solemn renulem mass at. Patrick's Church
D a. in. Int. private, New Cathedral Cem.
tmlNTON. Jan. 11. JOSEPH HJUi
BRINTON. Relatives and friends Invited to
funeral services Tues.. 3 p. m.. Christ r. i.
Church. Media. Pa. Int. private.
BROWN Jan. 10, REnECCA. widow of
Robert Brown, aged 87. Relatives and
friends invited, to funeral services. Wed . 2
p. m . at residence of her daughter, Mrs.
Martha Seashollz. 103 Orand View road.
Ardmnre. Pa, int. private. Lutheran Cem.
BRUiwI. Jan. 11. EMMA T., widow of
John T. Bruton. Funeral services. Wed.,
2 p. m.. chapel of Kirk & Nice. 0301 Ger
mantown ave., Germantown. Int. private.
BURKE. Suddenly, Jan. 0, MARY' A,,
widow of James M. Burke (nee Gallagher).
Relatives and friends. Altar and Rosary and
U. V. M. Sodality and Propagatlm of Faith
of Immaculate Conception Church. Laov
Garfield Circle. No. 24) L.. Fk of A., Invited
to funeral. Wed.. 8:30 a, m.. 88 Fairmount
ave. Solemn requiem mass Church of the
Immacuato Conception 10 a. m. Int. Holy
Crnussfi? Jan. 11. KATHERINE. wlfo of
John Busse. aged 23. Relatives and friends
Invited to funeral services. Tues.. 2 p. m.,
217 W. Thayer st. Int. Forest Hills Com.
Auto funeral.
CARPENTER. Jan. 11, FLORENCE R ,
wife of William McKean Carpenter, Jr.
Relatives and friends Invited to funeral. G402
Cedar ave.. Wed.. 8:30 a. m. High mass
Church of Transfiguration, fi!Hh st. and
Cedar ave.. 10 a, m. Int. private.
CttnSNUT. Jan. 10. JOHN HOWELL
CHESNUT Funeral and Int. private.
CROSS. At Mt. Holly, N. J.. Jan. 11,
JOSEPH CROSS, aged 71. Relatives and
friends invited to funeral, 342 High st.. Mt,
Holly, N. J.. Wed.. 3 p. m. Int. St. An
drew's Cem. Autos will meet train leaving
Market st. ferry. Phlla.. U10 p. in. at Mt
Holly.
DARLINGTON. Jan. 10. at West Chei
ler, Ph., HARRIET C. widow of Richard
8. Darlington, aged 09. Relatives and friends
of the family Invited to funeral without fur.
ther notice, from 404 Dean St., West Ches
ter, Tues., 13th Inst. Meet at the house at 11
a. m. In. Birmingham Cem.
DAVENPORT. Jan. 10, CATHERINE,
wife of Frank Daenport, aged 33. Relatives
and friends invited to services, Tues., 2
P m., 0724 Vandyko St., Tacony Int. prl
vate. Friends may call Mon., 7:30 to 0:30
p. m
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have arisen all the successes
of industry and applied sci
rnce, all the comforts and
"meliorations o( the common
lot. Upon it the tvorld must
depend for the process of re
construction In vliicli all liavi
to share,
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HP HE successful i'armer raises bigger crops and
cuts down costs by investment in labor-saving
machinery.
Good prices for the farmers' crops encourage
new investment, more production and greater
prosperity.
But the success of agriculture depends on the
growl-h of railroads the modern beasts of burden
I hat haul the crops to the world's markets.
The railroads like the farms increase their
output and cut down unit costs by the constant
investment of new capital.
With fair, prices for the work they do, the
railroads arc able to attract new capital for
expanding their facilities.
Rates high enough to yield a fair return will
insure railroad growth, and prevent costly traffic
congestion whicli invariably results in poorer
service at higher cost.
National wealth can increase only as our rail
roads grow.
Poor railroad service is dear at any price.
No growing country can long pay the price of
inadequate transportation facilities.
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DEASY Jan. 11, MARY M.. daughter of
John and Mary Oeacy, Relatives and friends,
St. Elizabetha B. V. M. Sodality, Invited
to funeral. Thurs., 7:30 a. m.. parents' resi
dence, 1833 N. 28d st. Solemn high mass
ot requiem St. Elizabeth's Church 0 a. m.
Int. Holy Cross Com.
DEVINE. Jan. 8, CATHARINE! DE
VINE (ned RUanc), wlfo of Peter Devlne.
Relatives and friends Invited ta funeral.
Wed., 8:30 a. m., 2082 JO. Clementlno st.
(Frankford avo. and Clearfield at,). Solemn
requiem mass at at Church of tho Nativity
10 a. m. Int. Holy Cross Cem. Auto serv
lc0....,.. .. . ,.t.-,-r- l-
of James J Dougherty. Relatives and friends J
invited to funeral, lues., ;u a. m., sin
N. Caman st. Solemn requiem mass Our
Lady of Mercy Church 10 a. m, Int. private,
Holy Cross Com. . .
Du PONT. At Charleston, S. C. on Janu
ary 7, 11)20, ALICIA, wlfo of Alfred I. du
Pont. Funeral sorvfees at her residence.
Nemours, nnnr Wilmington, Del., on Friday
afternoon at 2:30 o'clock. Interment prl-
"dWYER. Jan. 10, JOHN C. husband of
lato Alice E. Pwyer. Relatives and friends
Invited to funeral. Wed., 8 a. m.. 505 Had
don ave.. Camden, N. J. Solemn requiem
high mass Church of Immaculate Concep
tion 10 a. m. int. Calvary Cem. Auto fu-
"WntON. On January 10, 1020. ALBERT
P., husband of Ida M. Fenton. In hlB 00th
year. Relatives and friends Invited to at
tend funeral services, on Tuesday, at 2
m.. at his late resldenco. 437York road.
Jenklntown. Pa. Int. private. Friends may
call Monday, from 7 to 0 P. m.
FERGUSON. Jan. 11. ROBERT V. FER
GUSON, nged CD. Services private, resi
dence of daughter, Mrs. William Whltelaw.
FLA1IERTY. Jan. 0, ALICE, widow ot
Thomas E. Flaherty and cUughtcr, of late
John and Catherine Moloney. Relatives and
friends Invited to funeral, Tues., 8:30 a. m.,
28 Cliveden ave, Glenslde. Pa. Solemn re
quiem mass St. Luke's Church 10 n. m. Int.
private. Holy Cross Cem. ,
F O It S T N E R. Jan. 10, MARIE (nee
Klemm), widow of Henry Forstner. aged 00.
Relatives and friends Invited to funeral
services, Tues.. 2 p. m.. 1235 Osden st. int.
private. West Laurel 11111 Cem.
FOX. Jan. 10, HARRY P., husband of
Annlo S. Fox (nco Schnvder). nged 05. Rela
tives and friends Invited to funeral, Thurs.,
8 a. m . 6171 Jefferson st. Solemn requiem
mass St. Gregory's Church 0:30 a. in. Int.
St. Denis's Cem. Auto funeral.
GARVEY. Jan. 10. MARY, widow of
James Garvey. formerly of 1300 Fairmount
ave. Relatives and friends Invited to fun
oral. Wed.. 8:30 a. m., 1834 S. B7th st..
West Phlla. Solemn mass of requiem
Church of tho Most Blessed Sacrament 10
a m Int. New Cathedral Cem.
GORDON. Jan. 10. CATHERINE, wlfo of
Thomas Gordon. Relatives and friends,
Ladles' T A. B. Society of St. Vincent's
Church. Invited to funeral. Tues . 7:30 a. m .
5727 Knox st.. Germantown. Solemn mass
or reuulein St. Vincent's Church I) a. in.
Int. nrlntc llolv Hepulnhre Cem.
GOULD. JOSEPHINE I,. BARROWES
GOULD, on Jan. 0, widow of John Edgar
Gould, aged 87, at her residence In West
field, N. J
GREENLEE3. Jan. 10. GENEVIEVE,
daughter of late Joseph and AHco Grren
lees Relatives and friends Invited to funeral
MTlces, Tues., 2:30 p. m., 17 N. 10th st,,
uarDy, vi int. Mt. Zlon Cem.
HALL. Jan 11. EVELYN MARGARET,
daughter ot Samuel iiiki Mary Hall, aged 10
tnonthH, lU'latUt.i and friends Invited to
funeral, Wed. 2 p. m.. residence of parents,
2601 Rltner t. Int. Mt. Morlah Cem.
HALLOWKLt,. Jan. 10. 1010. EDWARD
A. HALLOWELL, aged 01 years. Relatives
and frleuds invited to attend funeral serv
ices. Wed, afternoon at 1 o'clock, at his
late residence. 1700 N. Park ave. Int.
private. Friends may call between 1 and 0
p. m. Tues. ce.
HARRIS. Jun 10. EMMA ELIZABETH
(BETTY), daughter of Reba A. and lato
William A. Harris, aged 2 sears 0 months.
Relatives -and frltnds invited to funeral serv
ices. Wed., 2 p m . residence of mother,
357 Dawson St.. Wisoahickon. Int. prlvatL,
i i-everington com, l.'riends may viu'w rt-
, niHinp Tues.. after 7 n m.
' HART. Jan. 11. ANTHONT A., husband
of Mary Hart (neo Dorscy). Relatives and
friends, St, Lawrence Council, No. 84, K.
or (.'. : Court Cainoron, No. 120. F. ot A.:
Progressive liodge, No 123 S. of n.: Mav
I Republican Club of 31st Waid. Invited to
, funeral. Thurs.. 8:30 a it, . .inx v.. tlnrnld
st. Solemn requiem mass St. Ann's Church
10 a. m. int. Holy Sepulchre Cem. Auto
service.
HART. Jan. 10 GEORGE KARL, son of
Lucy and lato Georgo Hart. Relatives nnd
friends, Magnolia Benetlclil Societs, Invited
to funeral sen ices, Tues.. 2 p. m., 210(1 E
Ann st. Int. Westminster Cem. Remains
may be lev,ed Mon., after 7 pm.
HARVEY. Jan. 11. KATHERINE K
HARVEY (neo Hartman). Relatives ami
fmnds Invited to funeral services, Tues.. 3
p m., 232 S. 45th st. Int. pruatc. Monvlllo
Lutheran Cem., Llonvllle, Chester 'o , Pa
HASSETT. Jan. 10, MARY A . widow of
Michael .1. Hassett, aged 80. Relatives unci
friends Invited to funeral, Tues., 7:30 a. in .
apartments of Martin J. O'Brien. 013 Mar
ket st , Camden, N J Solemn high mass.
(.'Iiun.li or the Holy Name a n. m. Int. New
Cathedral Cem Auto funeral.
HEISSIE.- Jan 11. JULIA B. HEISHIE
Funeral services Tues , 10 a m., at Christ
(. hurch Ho.pital. 48th st and Belmont ac.
HILDEBRAND. Jan 10. ANDREW J..
son of Mary and lato Andrew Hlldebrand
(neo Brugger). aged 20 Relatives and
friends. Manlunj '1 rlbe. Nu 118. I O. It.
M., invited to funeral, Thurs . 8 a. m. 372
Dupont st . Roxborough. MasB St Mary's
1 Church 0 a m. Int. Westminster Cem
HUNT.- Jon 11. WALTER, husband of
i Anna Hunt (neo McrrcllJ. aged 02. Rein
, t es an.l filends, order cf P. U. S. or A..
I'amp No. 631, Invited lo funeral, Wed.,
12 30 p, in., son'u residence, Hairy Hunt,
2120 W Venango st Remains may be viewed
lues., 7 to 10 V. in. Int. private. Forrest
Hill Cem
HUTTON At Glenolden. Pa.. JnV 10.
, MERRITT P., beloved husband of Paulino
' C. Hutton (nee SmelU). Relatives and
1 irlends aro Invited to the hrlee, Tues.,
1 1:30 p. 'ii . 5U H. Chester ave.. Glenolden.
I'a int private.
I IDLER. Jan. 10 CHARLES C. W , hus
band of Edwlna P Idler (nee Schmidt).
Relatives and friends, all organizations ot
which he 'was a member. Invited to funeral
services. Wed.. 2 p m.. 1500 E. Susque
hanna ne. Int. private North Cedar 1 lilt
Cem. Friends may view remains Tues..
S to In ii m.
JAMIKbON Ian. 0. JOHN, husb-ind of
Mary E. J.imlehop (nee O'Brien) Relatives
'and friends invited to funeral. Tues., 8:30
I a, m., 1R37 E. Cambria bl. Solemn requiem
mass Church of the Visitation, 10 a m. Int
private. Holy Sepulchre Cem. Friends may
J call Mon . 7 to 10 ii. m
1 KAPUS-Jan. 10. FRANK W. husband
I of Ellen Adolph Kapus. iiged 14 Relatives
i and frlendu, St. Alban's Lodge, No. 520, V.
and A M : Kes stone Branch, No. 157. N.
1 A. of L. C , Penna Assemblj, No. 3, A O
i M. P. of Southvvark Station I O.. Invited
lo funeral, Wed., 1 p. lit.. 2317 S. llith st.
Int. Morgan Cem., Paluura, N J. Friends
, may call Tues., 7 U 0 p. in.
I KIEFER. Jan U, AMELIA, w i Te of
George I), Klefer (nee Tlmm.) aged 57 Rel
atives and friends arc Invited to attend
funeral fiom residence of her son. 835 N
4th St. (rtar). Tuesdaj, I p 111 Seniles
at St. Jacobus Church Third and Columbia
ave.. 2 p in. sharp Int (Ireenmount I'rtu.
KINNEY Jan II ANNIE M. KINNEY.
wife of Charles C KInuev and daughter of
lato Rlasius and Mary Vecl.er. Lancaster.
Pa. Funeral services Thurrf,, 0 a. m., St.
Francis lc S-alew' I'hurth, 17th st and
SprlngUeld ave . W. Phlla Int Lancaster.
. Friends may view remains M'ed aft, und
eve . 4522 Locust st. Omit flowers.
i KNIGHT, Jan. 8. ANNIE M.. wife ot
I Joshua W Knight. Relatives and friends In
vited to funeral services, Tues., 2 p. m., 2135
N. Woodstock st. Int. private, Hillside Cem.
Trlends may call Mon eve.
LE GIERSE. Jan 10. ROSE M. (nee
I Dougherty), wife of Ferdinand J. Le Glerse.
I Relatives an.l friends Invited to funeral,
. Wed., 8:30 a in,, corner 47th st and Lancas
ter ave. Solemn lequlem mass Church of
Our Mother of Sorrows 10 n. in. Int. Holy
Cross Com uto service.
I.IPPINCOTT --At Wondburv. N J. Jan.
S. E.MILY LIPPINCOTT widow vl Mark II.
UppliH'olt. agid 83 Relatives and friends
Invited to fillier.il Tues, 1:30 p. ni. 75
High st. "Woodl.nrv, N J. Int. private
ERlhigtpn Cem. Friends may call ,Mon., 7
to Ii n in
MADDUCK Jan. (I JAMES I) MAD
DOCK. Relatives und friends invited to
sericcs. .Mlddlclown. Delawaro co.. Pa ,
Tues.. 2 p ni Int Chester Rural Cm.
MARCH. At 4101 Chester live., Jan 10
HARRY DUNCAN MARCH. Relatives und
fr'euds Invited to service, Tues , 2 p. m
i (Jllvxr II Hulr Illdt- , 1820 Chestnut st
Int. private.
MARKS. Jan. 11. LEON MARKS aged
41. Relatives and friends Invited to funeral
services. Tues , 2 p m , parlors of Morris
Rosenberg's Son 2000 N. Broad st. Int. Mt
Carmel Cem.
i MAHQUART At Newark, N. J. Jan 10
MARGUKIUTC F widow of Louis Marl
quart, aged 71 (formerly of Phlla ) Int
Westminster Com.. Phlla., 1 30 p m Tues
MAULE Jan 11. MARGARET I
widow of Francis L. Maule aged (1(1, Relat
Uvea und friends Invited to service, Wed
8 p. m.. 717 Sloan st. Int, Doc Run
Friends' Cem
.McCONNBLL. Jan. 10, FRANCES wlfn
or John McConnell, need 04. Relatives and
friends Invited to funeral services, Frl
1 p m., 31 Penn ave,. Rockiedge. Mont
gomery county Pa. Int. private. Greenmount
Cem. Remains may be viewed Thurs., 8 to
10 p. m.
MtUEC Jan. 0 at 72 E. R7th st New
York ilty. MARGARCT McGEE (nee Burke)
wife of Harry Mcllee and daughter of the
late Lavvrenco and Ann Burke, pf Abbov
lan. County Galway. Ireland Notice of
funerel 'liter v w
McILVAIN. At Mt. Holly, N. J Fir5,
Month 11th. EDITH STERLING, daughter
nt James and Rebecca B. Mcllvaln, aged 8"
Relatives ami friends Invited to funeral'
residence Miss Emily Levis. 38 Washington
st., Mt. Holly N J Fourth-day 14th 2:30
p. m. Int. Mt Holly Cem.
MuaAN.Jan. Ii JOHN M.. husband nf
lata Ann Mognn. Relatives and. friends In.
vlted to funeral. Tues.. 8:30 a. A,.. 2513 S
Broad st. Solotnn requiem mass Church of
the Epiphany 10 a. m. Int. New Cathedral
Cem. Auto service. '
MONTGOMERY Jan. 0. WILLIAM i
Jr., husband of Kathryn Montgomery (nee
Herley) and son of Wm, It. and Clara C
Montgomery. Relatives and friends also
Itoome I.oJge No. 740 F, and AM of
New York City: Harry C Hgber Camp No
12 United Spanish 'ur Veterans, afid aU
other orders of which lie was a member
Invited to funeral. Tues 2053 Brunilywlua
t. Friends may call Mon eve. Int private
Vurthwil Cem
MOSSEY - .Ian 10 STEPHEN, husband
of tatnurltie Mousey (nee Sweeney). Rela
lives and friends, 1 R It, Vol. Relief Ass,,
Holy Nanio Hoc. ana Leaguo of the tiacreo
Heart Invited to funeral. Tues.. sjio.
723 N.S6th t. Solemn requiem mass utU
r,..n n wduii ,v , ,. mi, di, i;narira'a
Cm., Kelly-vllle, p,
MULUN. Suddenly. Jan. 11. MARTHA
H.. widow of, A. Forter Mullfn, PunVral
f.rvle.. and lot. ill. Holly Jjarlnjra, T'r,l
ItURPJtr. Jan. 10, ABrtiAFf JT, HUB-
PHATHH
PTIT. inim nf Tn n.t -
Phla. ItslatlveV and" friends" l! t'ft Ji.U
nerai, tues. o a, m.. resldenco or ," u
JkffircawVA;. 1st P&
TIN, husband of Mary A. J&nrVtV' ,7' MAR
lives and friends. AtlantoTr..H?'1' "!
flclal Assn.j Golrfen supper Chu,P.r,1, De'
organizations of which ho wai . 1" ""-er
nvlted to funeral, Tues. 8 n.7m hr"ltmb"
law's residence. Georgo A. TuUv' iiS'te'-1"-
Sfc HM -m" Our Lady of Vi J"tn
Church 0:30 a. m. Int. Holy rJIi' rml
NEWCOMB.-At his fes dlncerp',", C".
J., Jan. 10. GEORGE M.V husbknrt '?,'". N
TueS!!V7 STr, mRemaln -" fi.rt.if?.
NEWNAM. Jan 10 at .m
R. 20th St.. ELLEN fc., wldow'-.V'i,
Bartas Newnairi. Solemn mass nf0' H,nr
St. Patrick's Church TvPas.l of reqnu
private. vu" iu m. Int.
O'BRIEN. Jan. 11. nrmirr, .
John F. and Ellen O'Brien and .'iJ,on of
S,tn P0"?!' A' ,and nil?ath 0'Bri,J"n '
22. Fv-rther notice of funerni nrL'n' R
rrr.m 17i1 -rXT nnik k "
'" -. in uuiu fit.
Will ul',i
"" "iven,
0'BnilN.--Jan. 11, MICITAht t. .
friends: 8t " "ffftwiT. a'"?,11 "S
Firemen's llcllef Asso . Invited i ?fle'J'.
Thurs.. 8:30 a. m . 1708 N nittu,lal.
Solemn high mass St. Elizabeth' rP.n '
"o'on'ft3 Cathedral cem" Ulu I"
O CONNBLL. Jan. 8. DANITTT o .
!"; Into largaret O'ConnVn i?:i .'!'
and friends San Domlnge Council rj'te
K. of C: Firemen's Relief AS N..!80.
of Recorder of Deeds office. and,SiaSi?BJsv
Executive; Committee. Inv ted to f, War
Tues., 8:30 .a. in.. 1327 8. BM it 'Sn,l
requiem mass SI. Edmondrs i-i,,,"""
a. m. Int. Holy Cross Cem. AuVS f.;h "
OWENS. -Jan. 10. BRIDGET L",?"1
Hugh J. Owens. Relatives nnd fViL'9 .'
vlted lo funeral, Wed?. 8:30 "VfA '"
25th st. .Solemn requiem ina'ssi'v,?10? N
Corpus Chris,, 10 -.."inlVISS'J
PEARSON. Jan. 0, at 1'-. to -n, ,
lane. Germantown. OEORGI3 toS,!1"".
PEARSON, aged 72. Funeral ..J?lnEL'i
Luke's Church. OermaStown aT.M" .Sl,
KJCIpr"iii.acrmantown' TueB" Si a.??
PEOPLES Jan. N. WILLIAM v
Hugh and Ellen People, 1' J
friends Invited to funeral. Tues sn ?l an4
resldenco pf parents. 1350 Jerome A iri m,
st. and Huntlinr Park ave ) ?iIBK''
requiem mass St. Stephen's Chn?il i.? "I,i
"fcTISlfi?" "?em- Aulo-' ffia ' m'
PLUMMER. Jan. (l, a K-iTtin,
daughter of Ernest M, and Kate Pini?'
aged 18. Relative, and friends iS,VK?'.r
funeral. Tues.. 2 p. m.. resl.w,.1 'ed '
ents 1310 E. Palmer.?' i, STSL.0' r.
:2IL'M.J- sAnA-Armi""
Alexander Christy, lato
ave. Relatives ntiH frla,
Mary Sodality of the TransriEifratlon cVr
Invited to funeral, Wed. 80 a mCllSre.h
Virgin
rn.. rm
uenco of son-ln-lnw. 7i:,l T.'An..
st Solemn requiem mass Church ofOur i ,i
ofei Victory. 10 a ,n Int. Nev?' rSfhJS'
PRICE Jan. 1u. In Dcvlestown ANNi
widow of John Pr cc. nged 84. nelaili..
friends Invited to funerll. H B wK '!
dencc, 273 W. Court St., Tues.. : ',"
Dovlestown Cem. ' I"' int
RAUCH, Iito of 1040 N. .13th -t t
11. MARGARET BARTON, w dovv it w'lliljl
bo tlrem' aBCi " DU0 notk''' of funeral will
TtEITiTjY. .Tjit. n TAKtvn a
Bridget Rellly (nee, McGreners ! and" VI
James Rel ly. Relatives and friends, n.
James ueiiiy. Relatives and friends rii.
Namo Society of St. John the ? BantiiSI
Chrrh Invited to funeral, Tueo.. 8 30
m.. 3U41 Terraco st., Wlssahlckoii. Solemn
requiem mass St. John tho Baptist's Cht?!
10 a. m. Int. Westminster Com Ct,,"A
REINERT. At 1023 S. Cecil at tn i.
WILLIAM H.. husband of Mary 3gdl
(nt,UEh.8rbn.ch)' Notice of funeral later
"r!'-"" lu' CHRISTIAN C Ronr
?BC,rt 8,i, n;'a"" and friends. WelcoJi.
Lodge, No 43.1, F. and A. M nil nis.?
Jff'',11?" ?f whl,ch '"," amember?';,
Ited to funeral services, Tues. " p m
so'i-ln-law 'b residence, J. w Miller is
cLn,Thi,v,,PfH" st ln,1- l ""eenmSuat
ROWLAND Jan 11, MARY JANE wlfv
of Joseph M. Rowland Relatives and friend.
invited ,o funeral. Wed 2 p. ni.. 6457
i.uuuuiiia .,r., vverorooK, t'nila ,
private.
Pa. Int
SCIIAFENACKKn. Inn n nirnnrn.
husband of Allle Schafenacker. ag-d M
n.clatiSe'' and trlends. Shlloh lyodge'. No
5.,8. i". and A. M., and Lansdele R. A c
No. !!01 Invited to services. Tues.. 230 r
in . 12S N. Slain st , North Wales. Pa. Int
Grcenlawu Cem
SCHINDEL. At Llndenwald N J . Jan
11. MARIE, widow ot Ferdinand SChlndei
Relatives and friends invited to funeral sen
Ices. .'lues.. 8 n. in., residence of daughter
Mrs Herman Fenr Llndenwld. N, J. Int
SHAPPELL. Jan. 10. ANNA M . wife ot
Franklin Shanpell, nged 7.1. Relatives and
friends Invited to funeral services. Wed. 3
P. m 523 K. Walnut lane. Roxborough. 1st
private. Friends may call Tues . 7 to 9 p. ni
SLEVIN. -Jan 0, KATHARINE, daugh.
ler nf late John P and Margaret J. Slevin
Relatives and friends. Third Order ot SI
Domlnlck, and B. V, M. Sodality of tti
AniiunLlnlluit Church, Invited to attend fu
neral, Tues , 8-31) a. m., 5320 Ogden si
High requiem mass. Our Lady of Victorv
Church 10 a. in. Int. Cathedral Cem. Auto
f uncial
SMITH. -Jan. 10, ANTHONY, Jtusband el
Bridget Sinlll' (nee Foraythe). Relatives and
friends, Holy Name Pcckly of St. Thomas
-quiiias s Li.urcu; uiv. iso. 2i, A. o. II
and County Meath Society, invited In funeral
Thurs., S a. m., 2018 Morrla st Solemn re
quiem mass st Thomas Aqulnas's Church
0:30 a. in. Int. Holy Cross tern. Auto
service.
SMITH. At Beverly. N J . Jan 10
MARGARET, widow of David Smith. Serv
ices Tues, 2:30 p. ni.. 4(18 Church ot ,
Beverly, N, J. Train leaves Market bt ferrv
1:25 p. in. Int. private. Please omit flowers
SPRINGER. ,lHn. II. DAVID R . husband
nr l!:lizaicth Springer (nee Miller), aged fil
Relatives and friends. Harmony Lodge Mo
52. F and A M.: Colurtibla It. A. C . No 01
Corinthian Chasseur Commanders. No. .'.I
K T , nil societies of which he was a mem
ber Invited to funeral services Wed 2 v
111. 400 E Thompson st llil Hlllsld. (Mil
via trullej. Friends mav call lues.. 8 tj In
STA1ILNECKKR. Jan 10, EDWIN S
STAHLNECEKER, aged 83. Relatives ami
friends Invited tu services. Wed.. 11a ra
residence of sou, H. Wilson StahlnccKer,
riourtowti. Pa. Trolley stop No. 3 lnl
private. Union Cem., Whlteniarsii, Ta
STAIIT Jim. II. GEORGE E.. uusloni!
of Marsartt Stout, aged 70. Relatives tint
friends, Geotge II Pierce Commatidery, No
137, A. and I. O K. of M.: Hermlone ImAm.
No. 100, K, of P.; members of E. Alleghtnv
Ave M. E. Chun.li, Invited to runeral Eprv
Ices, Wed.. 2 P. m , 2024 E. Birch st Int
private. Remains may bo viewed Tues eve
STII,.- Jan. 10. 1URRIET, widow of
John Slllz, aged 03 Relatives aud friend
Invited tu services. Tues,, 2 p in,, 1710 N
Kith st. Int. private. South Laurel III.'
Cem.
STOUGIITON At Rlverton. N J. Jan
11. MARIA .. wife of Edward O .S'touslilun
Relatives and friends Invited to runeral mt.
ices. Wed. Ill u in, ,23 I.lppliicott me
Rlverton. N. J. 1 tit private
TROY. Jun. 11. MARGARET It., wife of
Daniel J, Troy (nee Birry). Relatives and
friends tnvlted to view remains, Tues. eve
125 N. 40lh st. Funeral Thurs.. 8.30 a ra .
parents' nsldence, 213 Chew st., Allenlown,
Pa. Solemn requiem mass Immaculate Con
ception Church JO a. m. Int. Immaculate
Conception Cem. Philadelphia and Allentown
papers copv
WALKER. Jan. 10. MARGARET WALK
ER (nee Campbell), wife ot William Walker
Relatives and friends, H. V M. Sod.iltti of
Church of Ascension. Invited to funeral
Wed , 8:30 a m., 3110 F st Solemn requlrra
mass Church of Ascension 10 a. in lnl
private. . .
WE11B. Jan 11 EMMA MAY wlf. cf
Charles P Webb nnd daughter nf Alexander
nnd late Lillian Hamilton, aged 10. R l
lives and friends Invited to funeral Thurs
2 p in . lesidencc of um.!. Geore Grovei"
1227 Miirlict st Ini Mt. Jrl.ih Com
WEIR At Woodbury, N. .1 Jan 10
GEORGE W. F. WEIR, aged 01. Relative'
and friends, Mlquor Tribe, No. 50, and P
II. C. University Circle, No. 471. of Phlla
Invited to funeral. Wed, 10.3Q a. m , ren
denco of David K. Thompson, 240 S Broa''
st., Woodbury. N. J. Int. North Cedar III"
Cem.. Philadelphia. Pa.
WENSTROM. Suddenly, Jan II. so
PII1A WILHELMINA, widow of Ausujt
Wenstrom. Relatives and friends Invited to
funeral. Wed., 2 p. m., parlors of A
Dunlap N E cor! 10th st and Fairmount
ave. Int. Montrose Cem. Remains may fc
viewed Tues.. 8 to 10 P-ni. ,
WHSTNEY Suddenly Jan. 10 nt i '
mvra N. J . MARY W.. wlfo of John Weil
Sy and daughter of lale Ilcnrv and ar
1). Shlll. Relatives and friends Iny ted to
funeral services. Wed . 2:30 p m.. 801 M
EawHITTINOTON-JSan.J10. MARY imlNO,
HURST, daughter of late Benjamin ann
Susan Whlttlngton. Funeral services at 013i
Morton St.. Germantown. Tuee,, 2 p ni
InwM.TV?s!:Jaii S. MARY, wldow.of Jm-
carmalt Willis, aged 87. Funersl service
., mm AVnvne ave.
Germantown. Jlon .
'NviLLS.-Flrst-day morning. First Month
11th RE lEC'CA M I daughter of !!
and Rebecca II Wills. Relatives and friend
fnvlteti l to T funeral, .-esldence of ne.be
Homiiei A Tatnatl. B03 Hansbeny et . tier
iSo'li rt.l Pa, Third-day. 1st Month
13 U. 130 v. in. TT"' '."A" "f"11 S
v'lT"s ,uJLy j?n' oargrLt:- ?hj. ;
MatlnVlts. aged ,12. Relatives and Wends.
ITU "inrAVtlngtr-CeJi."-; m-r
husband of Emma ,Wo'f- Venire" "wid .
and friends invited to fun'ral ser v'"" (.Dj
p. in,, aparii-isuip '.""'ri:;,,. Nortbuooi"
10 N. J'road st Int. prlvut. Noil g (.
Jteinaiiin iiwj ".
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