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AMONG THOSE PRESENT. A group of the younger' set snapped ns they sat at the "WOMEfrf FOLK WATCH, WHILE MEN CHAT. The weather
ringside. They are, left to right, Amelia Leipdr, Margaret Curtis, Margaret Shoemaker, forced both men and women'to getout their heavy coats and wear
Florence Crozer and Joan Peterson
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them, at. the horse show
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A. CHAT OVER THE FENCE. Mrs. C. Howard Clark, on tho
lift, and Mrs. Isaac H. Clotluor, Jr., at the Ilryn Mawr Horse
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PALS. Lvdia M. Clothier with one of tho horses that she h
showing at the horse show. This is one of the most beautiful
animals of the Clothier stable ""' -,
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'1ACKLING THE MAN WITH THE IJALL. This t lay Is part of the game staged yesterday afternoon MISS LOULIE THOMSON watched the events
between the first and second teams of the Central High School on Houston Field
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of the horse show from Box 26
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DR. J. H. WINSLOW, Vineland, N. J., in action at the Quaker
City Gun Club- shoot at Maple Grove yesterday. The event was
given in honor of Fred Stone
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THREE GOLFERS IN THE TRISTATE TOURNAMENT. Led
to right, Jesse Guilford, of Boston; Francis Ouimet, of Boston
and Peter Harman, of New York
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WORK FOR THE AGED. The autumn day
,Home lor Aged Couples and Aged Men
(right) was in charge. Autoists were 3to
much in evidence
fete, held yesterday at Bala, for tho Presbyterian WESTERN ELECTRIC ATHLETE. Miss Edith Hoffman clearing TWO OLYMPIC SWIMMERS. Miss Eleanor ' M. Uhl WOMAN IN LEGATION. Miss WILLIAM A. LAW, who dU-
.proved a nuge success, airs, winiam J. XNicholson me oar m nign jumii uunuB u mta w we vmuic huiwio w um- uk) uu u kii auui iwi, uuuuimu, it-anor waiKor, of uopen- cusses nrico trends in an inter-
nned by groups of fund collectors, their stop signs being engo n frw days ago pnotograpned at miss uni s nome in Lansaowue. miss hagen. Denmark, has taken view on tho editorial page
jiuernaiionaw Moses win remain nere ior. several days over tho nublicitv dutlpq n- tho rtiiuip.
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' QUR clTy'S WORKERS AND WHAT THEY DO fJl ligMJ4 ?-'f VfiWiM WMW I THE BEAUTY CORNER j
-,..,.. r, w,mTrr t.-i... i,. .,.i .. n..k . . ti. iirrstt RfiHOOL COACH AND CAPTAIN. Dr,
finish on sashes' for porch inclosurcs at the Thomas J. Malia factory, 232 Mentor street. Matthew O'Brien and Captain Kauff man, of Con
Ono hundred and fifty to .200 are completed each day by tho metal arm driven by dec trnl High, worked their men out i grand stylo
trity, to wnicn sandpaper uisks are niiacnen
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BOY SCOUTS AND CITY HALL PIGEONS. George SOME TWIRLER. She 'is Lillian
Schuauer and Theodore Zartman. of York, Pa., bought Hudson, and is the big reason for the
yvwHu-o . paw vioiorious eitorts of the o ovnnth floor
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