ry of my hunhand,•d July 10, 1907.WHe.harmonious ‘Fourth*the beautiful subur-eo. 8miley, when he t day thoee charming e Faucet and Heleng of pumiata* Carl Di-szard of the violin’,pected, terling artiata meet, Mcmuie an informal, d Hill rendering in tic faahon a Grteg imerooa shorter com-lizabeth Benson who ed as the little girl under the able man-Grant Williams, gave ic recital in Musical leard in several Bee-i numbers, while the i for four hands, play-nd Mias Bem on wereIt may surprise Mr. know that he ia poa-ramed voice of rare used to advantage in p. One of the moat of the evening was new eoprrno in the aceb She was heard French songs, which ouded.e erie 2nd of Jnly. there timr of the Colored i at the residence ot 1541 Thompson St.,osactions were settled e club, after which a i\ silver loving cup, resented to him bythe club. The cup n of the givers. Mr. ior; Dr. J. A. Trot-Mr. O. Aimes, secre-nogram of two bate, d a ball. Dr. J. A.presentation address b club, and Dr. Phil-►nded. On the 4th of I Cricket Club played eir grounds, German-rient Cricket Club of At the end of the tendered his resigna-s treasurer, but still ership. He also gave his bat for makingis per agreement, andhe gave his battingnee of his friendship n. The visiting teamwere lavishly enter-s aade in Camplattallion of Philadel-3rd and 4th in real ninson Park, Wrighta-in kaki suits, heavy and blankets thrown m, they made a fine ted the public’s atten-*i along their line of nd colored, from the ranoe of the park, bean d of Major H. T. s James Caldwell, D. Williams, £. Norman ader. After doing a country they marched ilion, being inspired anting music from W. estrm, they performed spared to enjoy them-fock, “taps” was call-beautiful sight to see spreading their blank-tie first time in their ind doing guard duty, atered to the boys to *ion, and they were he evening of the 4th. targe, showed thei ef-ng such a large body g special caps for themra via. Penna. R. R. inR. at Willow Grove,rbe the guest* of bonA VERY PHMiss Helen V. wedded to Mr. J. the home of theand Mrs W. G Ystreet, Saturday, ,tm. The ceren* v. J. B. Baev Smith and Mtss B the bride, were i honor respective! Draper acted as b being being Messn E. Walker, :L«th« Speight Mendelse and many delight were rendered b Jackson, pianist,MR8. J. VERslogan of the battai-l in camp in 1913.”Hill, violinist, mate friends and bride.The bride was c tifal costume com over satin- her 1 surmounted bj a soms over which maline which foltolds to the full Utrailing gown, wfc quiaite shower bolilies of the valley bridesmaid wore carried a shepbe bedecked with sw The board of trbyterian Church in srhich they h son ting her withThe affection ol by their presentMusic Cabinet ai gold-trimmed vas the groom with hPhiladelphia Poi by their prsentati set of engraved t and a cut glass le Space will not detail a list of tl ceived from theii ss silver, glass a lingerie, cooking and every variety lences. In fact tiunusually large mticall arranged up - Seldom has tb( artistically set talMr. J. B. Matth friend of the fami had full charge o Owing to ths being the organiirVntMl Mraalivfa