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Full Title	Ardmore Chronicle - Volume XXII, No. 28 [29 sic], Saturday, April 22, 1911.
Date Added	18 June 2015
Format	Newspaper
Language	English
Publish Date	1911-04-22
Publisher	Ardmore, Pa. : M.J. Ensign
Source	Historical Society of Montgomery County
Topic	Ardmore (Pa.) > Newspapers. Montgomery County (Pa.) > Newspapers. Income tax > United States.
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OCR t'.-"‘ .1 s - .t in“ ti-‘pit " L Ollgmllitli VOL. XXII, N0. 28 NEWS NOTES, LOCAL. PERSONAL. GENERAL Items of Interest Picked Up Here nnd‘Tltere for Chronicle Readers. POINTED PARAGRAPIIS Tlle circus is coming. it is hilleil lot Ardutore wednce rliiy artertiooo and evening. It was a cold Easter. I7 The next holiday will be Mento- rial Day, which kills on Tuesday, d O ‘ May 31). I-:iister was appropriately Di.)- srrved in the churches last StindBV Music and Haulers. Symbols of hap- piuess,were predoniinotiug ieattires at till the services. Mrs. J. P, Dilliit has retnrned lmlr: Ocean City, N. J,, where she hu been spending the Easter vaca- Tlte weiio chip has aiuuiuiiced a cliungt: in date of its play to given I! the itlerioo Cricket cltih. It will be stead ol April 29. Miss Elinbeth Mather leaves to- day tor washttigton, D.C., to spend tlte remainder of the month, Miss Guilt: Hopkins, af Dover, M:ts.., has been the guest this 1' Mr. sn Francis l-lelclier, oi walnut avenue. Mr. and Mrs. F. Allceit have gutie to reside in Philadelphia, Mr. and Mrs. A. XV. Hecker, of Cirttndview road, have gone to Bur- ,, lington, P2. servi 8 io.uiorrowin.st..rattl's ’ Lutlitnn Church -vill he as lot. ,, lows: Morning, 10.45, Sacrament of the Lord's Supptfi evening, 7.45. subject: “Here and There After the Resurrection.” Mrs. XV. T. Reynolds, whn, with Chelsea, N. l.. spent it part of the " week in Artlniore. Mr. and Mrs. W. D. opened thcir country hotite on Mill Creek road qn Wednesdrty and will spend the spring and summer there. 7 Mr. Leonard Kiunsrcl and Iain- ily have removed to wytitievvood. Mesrs. E.S. Mowbray, secre- tary of the v. M. . o Messrs. Max Fleming and willisiti Deissler are sueuding the Y. M. ,C. A, Convention at York, Pa Thtre will be a change in the time table on the Philadelphia Division, P .. next SundI)’i April 3n. ' Winsor - Entato Lnllln tilt rimlli. A The will ol gtiartet Anderson wirner. late or Loner Merton admitted to e uutln ivn wt ' ll been Ill invnlirl riot ieri it ahe tint teitett with tiotriog .pelti,iri one or tilttch nlae potted Iwl she in tiirv red her htubnnd, ove ueiiit (D-r.i.t,ltlichoel,ttlilet, ' ' to and tin: ttaugh ll Thoitin and wt . tcr, Min nary ltlcnouough. )1 . t or oi the c u and net. 3. Fiirrelt, trilloaieluteatthe tin-t. r Inkrmenl Will he iii the ttiiiily lot to st. neuit cemetery. . dnlng Annnnnnen Mr. amt Mrs. llarry Szndcrsont oi 1 Rain, announce the marriage at their daughtrr, Mary Adelaide ililcy. to Mr. LLLTLL Wlll Pretntun Mary Ann null, or Narbrtnll, by -ti" filed (or probate, rlistriltulu her etllle turtoiig lit)‘ lirttily in tiiuiu itortet c. itoedtr, oi Ktnpnn u ISNIILOL presented on tiny 5in- tit . ous Erollm PLAYS ANO l>titllElls of THE MAIN LINE Many Entertainments to Be Given During the Com- itig Month. x ALL LOCAL TALENT L24. Ol the most attractive ol these oiiiedy. ol the Dra- tllrltic cluh who took part in the play were Mn! Mary G I: Mutt. ma, . sun. .‘l1Hl1lCE Du Maris Capp Tlle play was lollowed by iiilorrlutl tl:tttt'e Tlle Merton Dramatic Clttbwtll rer ocnl Jane Austen‘: "Pride and t>reiu. c an n. tint-it . h. ilcriiin cit.-tr.-t chili, Thursday even- ing, ltluy t. at it o'clock. Ttie pro- tct-ttt out be .1 voted to the mainte- nance til the district nurse in Lo-ier Mcrlult Tttwnshtp. Ainon log t rt arc the Misses Williams, Mia) Ic tvtnsor, Mir dyth Evan ’l‘r.-isel, Mr. David E. williitnt Mr. Parker 5. Williams, Mr, Harry Httilt-y and M J. Randall Wil- lizrllx, Jr. Extexlsive preparations are hein made lnr the annual Main Line l-‘ion. ‘ t’ rile > tho 1' ny tiers’ and the Weedera irieinhersiiip or which con- til he leading women of Cluht, rains it th e liliiiit Line, es in the nclgltburllttud oi Bryn rhhwr, itaverl Iurd uiitl Ardmore. T . display proitiises tn he iitence, and a larg in are already recorded. The to!- lt;-ting genilt-men h ititlges. N Rhodes. Mrs, william T. Elliotr,Mrs. ll(IIll2IS lirattson, Mrs. H. w. sellers, Mrs. 1. ti. Miles, Mi-5. [to G. Lloi , Mn, Charles Ludington, ,lr., ltlis tr cit willlams. Miss ilowcn and Miss Mary Gibson. The mtillhels iii'the Associations "“ 0 air! arr holding petition are to he giv. en hy Sncll nitlcly-knnwn Main L‘ Coxe. Mrs. George Clylner Brook. Rudttlplt Ellis, crorge Md-‘addcrl, Thomas rl'I . ti . B. Morri<, william ll. iluule and hens. wusriid will git-e cups lor liowers ettliivatrd hy children one it Many cash prizes are to he titiertd at well in the vari- rigs. Attiitnir the inerithers oi he dtncrii‘ Club" who are taking a live inti-rcsi in the newer show are Packzrd. Mrs. J. H Mr T. liecii Sirtkler and ilrs. Jo n. Thaycr Mrs. Algernon E. Roberts. or Bala. lllisu Marian wood, oi conshohoclo ' lla- Devon: Mitt Angela R Bryn Maw Mir: pl Dtiwntrtgtown; Wtrtson ' ineml-icri cited Phi o Hsvero ill "The weederi' Residcnln of Bryn Muir Ind viclir I Ind on Ill Plgl. n ltlg7. T the 9 Anne er 1‘ . ddp Norrittnirn. and trout there connect : the than am ieet any. lot the Consider: e BEQUBTS T0 TWO COLLEGES J. C. Strawbridge Wills ‘I0,- ooo Each to Haverford and Bryn Mawr. ESTAT C the terms tit tho will or the tote Justiit (7 strawhridge, maitlc public Iliti ine lriw - uvcck. lluverlord and Bryn Mavtr Col- given $lo,oot1 . who was thrn Miss ithhy ll. that, had (meted into a ntarringr trttlentent on Jantury he amount involved is not given hitt the (‘XUJIIOIS are directed to secut-r the agret-ineiii by a mo gage on the Strnlvvbrltlge warrllmule on Filbert ttiett ahote iztgltut on Camden, Me. i r had hccn previnusly 2: eat : montovt. w t-h hr occupies, th inurlhs or which Ilvloulll may remain on mnrtgttgi-. The rentairidcr ol the estate is to he div 119- ll- tiam 1. t it provides that interests in the stratvhridge a cloth businr-<s excenl ny ttnariimans consent. The mm drc named as citecutore tna trustees or the uni. The iv" the dcirttmerit are ilorri .-i irtciuher oi the firm or strauhiidge E clotliicr; wiltrcd H. Keely. I can d ‘at ririploye, and ilerhen J. Tily. grnrral manager oi the bttsiltrss. :- WILI. WITNESS MANEUVRB ‘ nr. H. A. molt siiinntl i. I. P.0I1ll:Il1 Doll in tiny la Tana Adjutant-General Thornu 1. Stew- art announced early in the week from his headitttartt-rs in Harrisburg, sit- ther list or National Guard oiiicers Arnold, who is attached tn the Medi: cal Co . Dr. Arnold leh yeslerdny to join his lellotvrnmcers, who will be g stationed in Texas tor the next three we . FUNERAL OF MR. WARNER Oll IIIIAIII ll Ardmou Inrllld Vlll Pull luoitlo lutitm. home on Lanusler Ivettner y, a large number 3 hou a d grave A hr e nttmlicr ol the member: oi’ Cassia Lo . Fr and A txpltd Masons, Atlelidr innit crmnnny aitrriding the burial. NEW MANAGER FOR P. I: W. me. Illl lxlonh Hal II Iilllltl lulu Iotvnl trla rm and lit-i-lntiin. ouneemtni viii mute on Wed- ncsday that Edward c. spring. Ila manager in the Lehigli Valley Trantit company. tvitti hutlquaner: at Allen- r pith. Are to attend the Ph lit. a “ltstent lrorit villanova to Philadelphia Division Lctiigh Valley Tnnsic Company at North walet. I STEAM GROWTH in or III!!! A not ml in unit. l An interesting tale or real rstate ltat ittst ocntrrcd M1 Atherit avenue, Ard- ioore. out or the pert road which it now being opened. ullrd Sutton rand Dr. Howard A. Stalrtm In W Hut Sutton hut r told to Georxt Taylor u in: building lot I70 leer lrotll by marl tion. it in aid. at gdnuot ' tince it was optrueti ynrl hp). :, Don't largu sh: Circnn Walnu- duy. ‘ ‘ ' . " . LISTED $200,000 ”"‘ H dared under the iltreetitin he- Crmrzbzr and I-‘ta ri they dull not tell the Strawhridge A it ‘ the service: It w I nltlleuh < JLQMOBE. rs. ssrunndv. APRIL 22. tall High School Notes . The Welnleri held their illmilll mu!- r. t’ it in on wudttnday. M sil all was critic in Mr. Short’: ahicitce. He was thc work or thr ro- mueh plea.-ed hr ciety Many til the pupil. are absent an ac- Aouiit oi Arthur Perk: ll ’ Hc has und a had use. at that. The ted s ullkr article. will llairy Fittirr, Emily Lippiocott, or and luitn tiilu are lcad> The inclement welihrr last neelr has greatly iltlrrlcrnl with the traclt work. ud will come out at ririre cimnm he laid on the unyortaiice ol the rent. reliiyi and ttie Rsditnr meet. Last Thtlrsdny tlic High school halt . rare tit.-iii in line it to ' Ilrl ‘lenttre on the Paition t>la wns vtry lnttrt-(ting an shown! were highly colored and haul‘? (til. S<hnecker't "Risen King" was ren- N113‘ y. oi‘ Laura n. statey. Ross Lngnn, who is manlger oi the tractt icom this y titan alwayt to he has opt itiis.-rtl a nice: in which he Elllered. He K a nultr and a In It is stunne that Frerhmen do in)! jump right into athlctics. hut wait unti thrir sophomore year. wanted tor the trick r c atire to show their spirit hy go‘ ing. The tollon-iitg are the e held It Bryn Maui college dtiririg the Iveeltrend: Last the ins!’ coitce he K itel Q artet h consisted or the ticethoveu Quartet in F ' u err‘; "Tod uiid dz! Ind nram's Quartet in A cc-rm, asrtste trtaior Maedchen t-rtaiar. This alletnotttt Fredcriclc Winslow Taylorpol Ctiestmi ' lecture heiote the student; Principle: oi scirnithe Managemeiit" This evening Prolcrsor George San- tavan, a prolzssnr til philosophy at Harvard Univrrsil ll ct "The Ioliuence oi Shelley’: opinion on His Pour ." do. Lower Merion tviit be upresenttd gig. Conlt-y, Diamond. Graham. wallace, vatniiver. nohemy, Hayden. Meyers, Mallack, ltaley. Tilt and Lu- lens. GYL AT PRESTON READING ROOM Vino-Prllclpll tit uimrttirt school to - Ina lo-IITMI Inittiig. Almost twn hundred people filled the Reading Room at the Easter Ser- vice. The musical Drrliram ed by t e ' Solo 0! “'azner's "Song In the Evening Star,” by Mr 1. R. Durrlt, oi the tiatrrltiril school. accompzitirtl by Mr. Moore. 1. NV1lsoIt Cochran. termait appropriate lor the Easter eveniniv His sublrct was “Recogniz- ing the Risen citr .' in the course is remarks, in emphasizing the of! hit . Henry Van Dylte'r pocm. (re "The Tailinn cl Fcl' e ti Thu tomorrow evening will'he Iddrcsseel hy Mr. E. M WSL son, vi vpri ' oi the Hatierlnrd Sthnol. Mr. on is t R a ‘rig Rn in most loyal friends, and usually sriealtt there once i year. ' rrpirattuns heirig irtaiie lor the April eittertoiiititerit, which will he given hy the choir on Friday evening, April 23, at u l ' "ll ' net," the e is a its a words and music Ire by llli. John S. C‘ Biadway. or Ihs College Don't mint the grand Itreet parade or tho Cltull on Wedner y inalrni . lrs. Rry .. holds‘ theme was "The rtactirol “’orlt- irri- it ’" rtic ptcltltts "“ I showed that hr tint hitt or spirit at rltt inish ‘ evening Arthur whiting gave ‘‘ rt Iti ' ' 4 le tin on Colo WOMAN SUEERAGE MEETING lN AROMORE Mrs Reynolds, of Colorado, Gives Convincing Argu- ments at Y. M"'.‘A. MISS WINSOR PRESIDES The posscttiiiii iii the vote Dy wo- men hat meant an eirtcttnnn at the ma- ternai instinct him lrgislatio ing to Mrs. Minnie J. RC)’7IIJl ta 'ed on ivomari rtinroge on Thurs evening It tltc Arilrrt ' under tht auitiicri ()l Limited sulirage Lriigue i >‘ > tire C. the Peiirtsyltariia an sttrlraue in Colorado." hrrtrll roird [or mg: ol worn in it-hit-h state slit ll iomt yeart past. Miss Mary lVmsor, nl liavrrlurd, the president ti or at the ei-enttig Mrs iteyiitiltls said in part: “I shill tticalt iii ynu thii evening about the it-orltittgs til etitial sitlirare tthcre it has heert tried" “in the first plate," she said yuti iii any imiling or voting. .vt-rytlnug IS proirllt‘, all at cmnuutynvlatv IS on irta a port. ottice or the yttttilir lnllldlng WI a snitrhiiig or r n-1 “I diet a sitting room or a cozy home ii gtren over lor the day lor rlecrtoo tit-poses. ‘in Colorado," she said, "we have hit; say in regard to I.‘lIllI.lY('rI. so that Mrs. Flttrtxice Kelly, seer: iiry oi the Nation Consumers’ League, has said that the only took tit- woman‘s sttllrzge alter seeing ttliat h been azzornplithed along educational at-id hnmxrte lincs oi rrttlettor in colo- -do." in rushing a point til why womut Sllolillll vote. Sh: iii: ‘‘I desire to ion voii a little story at rado. OII w tltat rttany con- Sumptlvrs route In ctilorailo, and some or them come too A young man and his wile canto there once. At first to "Tottarilt the end til his lile he asked her one day or csired their child to his Oarcllls‘. "That child was born srverat month: alter the death ol itt lather, and under the laws of the state oi Colorado it not then taltcu away hy the parettti ol the dud lather. to u-hum it helcmr ed under his vi-il. “That little story, rurrrnt the iiomrn ol Denver. war the reason nhy Illt lavr-matting latlters and tooth- an equal legal guardians ol thcir ovin children tint the in one tecured ht Colondn vvomen alter their nlr chisemenl. No one person is tvilling away children nowadays in coloraclo. ll takes two to do Ihat nnvl. ‘‘I sat in the senate oi Colorado the dry that hill pzsserl, in i it II t introduced hy Se ttet arnotig II - 5 5 it i From hill was hrit intro- ay iihrn it hnollypassed. 55 years had rolled around. And dur- ing the later years or that eliort the Legislature or M itooded with protestt agiintt that hill. sent hy the Mzsszcltttselts Anti-stir lrage Assoc':tictt. . r '- ere is team and ridiciilo lar the Irottun -ilto itltt tor the vote hut there il tvttrtuy and ippltitta to; tie. - Catlin A c. To: . x s, r 1'. 1; ' g i it I . I ' PRICE THREE TWO LARGE WEDDINGS FOR NEXT WEEK Miss McCrea and Mitts Erben Will Both Be Married in Cllurcl APRIL 25TH AND 26TH t inc llltnl n..t.itilr vtetttliitgs al the SQISGII Illl ink: plnrz during the coming meek. and litilll Ilil lit’ soltmnv tied iri cllurcli. The Itddmg (ll it... Ad: M crei. th: dough lame; ilcctra. Richard H trr . r. and til Artilmnrr, and llioltiiic, til Pittshorg. Mr The mar g (‘ClCtXH>!I)' lAtll be per- tormed at 12 ti-cluttt in st. in ML’Lr<a vtill titit linte zit) tiri- dal Illextdaxlh, lllll .tlr lllwkllb uill t. in lJc<l than Mr Richard (iralr, Oi it hug The Molten will he Mr Marshall ll.-il, xlr Frctlcrick Miller, M R c a t oih bri Curdon iiti tlr Arthi pitta, ril ttcsday, A Lauih. rrctitr atr 20 Rev James til the tlturrlt. will ullictr xtisr Erben utll ht allA‘IlKilr<l by her sister. Mrs. lat.-tertcc Frllmns, (ll hid- nor, is matron in honor, d the hridesii-iotds will he nus llcleii Snitlh, Mist Dulutlty simth, Miss sydnry H e. K 'illiun wit l Trent and llle lollovimg uthcrs Mr. william Anders it, Mr I wilhiir, e art lt)f a urdttittg They will rcsidc at ltiirhling, V J ) I br ftlrllntlftl iin Tiirsilat, April t e new cl h BOYS’ CLUB OF BALA AND CYNWYD New Organizzttioll Formed for Mental and Physical neveloptiicut. OFFICERS ARE NAMED .-is one or the nuttieroti. titttgrriviiltt til‘ the 2<lItIlie5 til the llrittie an School Assoctaiiii viyd, a new organization hit recently- hcen iortncd, u"lLlt:Y tltc nitlllt til tl‘it: (1 iii Halo -and yo. or the actiio and ' Llllwnry niriril, c it t The plans liir lllr t:ltil.i are so tii.l iiutit, a. may atlvi.ol-ilc .tt ihe tlulkrl thr he Club has serrc-t.iry, trccistircr, l‘Ftttrs of Lit-org l-1 <2 lr.pir, and Gctirgc ll. xltliirtitc the Ailvisriry Ii ctl ior the ncxt year, are, tlia weli-tt-r A Mclcher, ti<((lt,1lHn3Dt Harry I’. cohtiiirn lreitotirer, Walter S. , ON THE JUNE? l Inn trots In If I-mo who will Servo rt Toni. , The tollouing prrsoiie residing in Lutter ltterion iovmhip h . . ll’ L. Richards, jrthn D ‘ Lentz. sirriiel , ROLL OF HONOR shihe. lrisepli M Tiyiur. r. M wil- -- s it hlitlot ttarh-i-in lchool lruutm Pnrloel Traverse Iury, ilay 21-“tllum rt, tultiiidaiiot toliiroh. ronrthactt, Fredcrtrh ll. ilarier First gude-Iolttt ctlltuur, llrlr ‘3'3=f'=5 Mvlgm Nbm 0 Preston. MulllJfd. Teachcr. Nellie M wcther- “"'”'=m SdW’l- Jr "av-ml Suphlec, ' J: as ‘Vein itd gradeelzitgcitt Betltlall, Paul 5'1"‘ J“l'Yr J-lb’ saw-Iliztn ll. odell, Mildred cltnnthley. Nona wit. Flewt Henry C. on-Ircr. Charles s. ters. Margaret Castidy, Lester Peters. Teacher. Mary Moore, iltillord Ttielier, tictirgti F. Bonner llle. Filth grztle - Trar, tlitrli, Ross HDMCHSIBIH, rian Martin, Joseph Mulline out Utlt-ll, rliinips wtttitrotv, ‘Crznlortl rririim, Quuuie vowrll, syduie ilttlich, lielrn Calvert, Edith Hum I , ntirtiiliy hlullord. Eleanor Wilson. Tcit-hcr, Mary R. Grove. Sixth grade-Nortttait oral. Lt- inith, Helen Lctitt, i-‘litreitce Micsseii, Harriet Pcverly. Tcachcr. Entity Went: sevehth grade-Estclle cuhlc, Mari- i-lavis. Eluaheth lltitwekeeper, A3- A row. Eig h grodceeotirtithy ntill, Ber- tha Redtler, Sylvia Cuntrner. Rose Hantrr, Margucritr Mueller, Hilda smedle, orrie otiell, RJC a Hatch, Roy Grimths. Tracher, Sara Ln . ‘Attended regulotly time the hrst ol the yur. "WANDERLllST‘ ' I.llI emit to a viilttt tony ty lonn ol llflrl. T e .< s or Saturday olternoon tramps through odds and hills in the court ‘ P this aiicrnoort hat hcen outlined at lows: . Creek. Meet It rzlailviynne tton on at l Return trout Mznnyunlt oit Rczdmg Railwuy Thomas Lauri. E. A. L H son. Potv‘ell, Adam M. Slllllll. ' Jury. June sent-nry H. Col- lins, Thomas noriohue, Cll:trIr3 5. not. ey, tzohert Iarkson, ]r., rtuittniaii Le nrd, Szrtlucl Mas REAL ESTRTE SALES A Number Me oi Tranttere or Lnwer riott Properllt-I Mttili Lotior Mcriort ml r-lute l 5 lK(‘ll translcrrctt the cttttsttlrratioit hciitg norninl. Thc ltilloviiitg lI’:Ill5lt'l’< ttcrc W(‘(‘k ot tlu- lXur7rt.lx‘t‘ tit orristrittrt; Lowtr Mcrioii Cltarlt-t Hubbard. or Fhilndclpltin: st. or load at Cynwvtl. Lnu-er Mcrion Rally co, to Ftllzitbtlll R slrrltim, oi Clnuld; $25 Lot (Vi land H1 Lottrr ilrrittn, Robert Olltzrtwn. oi Pllvladrlplva, tr) williom C.- ilrotvn. or some plorc, i lliigh w Barrett. (ll Lue Angrlen, CzI.. to John F, Curran, til l,t7Wl‘l’ Mer- ;on, lot, 5nKl7D lcet mt norrrtt avcuur; i. berth-Clurlrs ctilti at cadtrrty, to waltcr Ros-ct, til N.-irln-r iii A . lllllht anti lot: St Xarhcnh-Joiiit lluug. bl l-ltilidclpliiu, to Mary E‘. l’l:trri<, oi N itic to l Charles K. Kurllrrriim, til P to Rhotla A. Alltr, oi Narhcith; Mr. Csrpnntor to Act . A. n, catprnti-r, Etlfllhffly til llarrtthtirg. and now or t‘ nay , will shortly mtcr the milk! of the ltalu B21- mouth Tliratti.-al c Mr cavprntcr is an actor oi rare at. n pltzsing personality. rli. w i be ctrmpleted sum In It E K or Distance, I miles. T , eadcr niilt he “)5! its lzavvlty. oi Roxbovaunh. i in the Union Fire Mouse in the iirtr Imur .4m

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