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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-05-15
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For Rent-Fousekeepng Rooms.
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TWO uufuruIshed rooms for light house
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TWO housekeeping rooms for rent light
and hot water Phone 1873 1905 n Oregon
ONE LARGE front room for light house.
keeping Ills z Missouri Phone 1850
LIGHT housekeeping rooms near Carn.gis
library 81 Prospect Phi s94s J.
FURNISHED housekeeping suite. reason
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LIGHT housekeeping rooms for rent IA
Z Rio Grande-
HOUSEKEEPING rooms. close in 5O1 Mesa.
Phone 1891
HOUSEKEEPING ROONs-Reasoaabis- 81
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TWO unfuruishsd Housekeeping rooms. Ph-
$3.50 " mornings
HOUSEKEEPING suite and slssping room
~ Masoffin Ave
LIGHT. cool basement Housekeeping rooms,
close in Phone so ".
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Ing porch front and back po-ehes- Phi 5sI1-
3 ROOM unfurnished apt. with sleeping
porch 81 W Missouri
FOR REM room bungalow on Mckinley
Ave J. F. Muliin- Phone sass W
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FOR RENT-Private fireproof automobile
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publish every Saturday Watch FOR it and
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FOB RENT-KeuiIworth Inn. at TsIeta.
for some one who likes a country place aud
has experience in hotel work DR.. White.
phone Tsleta-
Offices For Kent.
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Special Notices.
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We PAY CASH for used postage stamps
Of The Constitutional or rebel government
OF Mexico. SIS per 100. buying list free
GEORGE vs. Linn Co, Columbus o.
A LADY just arrived from New York viii
give rirstclass face and scalp treatments
and manicure az your home worked in
Paris. Cairo. Egypt and New York Phone
Isl for appointment Graduate beauty
Cloudcroft Announcements.
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FOR SALE OR RENT-House IN Cloud
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CLOUDCROFT COTTAGES for rent. Close in
on Chipmunk Ave and some desirable lo1s
for sale Ph. SO OF 545- Write ?. o 80
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Money To Loan.
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ture. pianos diamonds. livestock real es-
Phone US or call at our office Courteous
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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-05-15
Poultry. Etc.
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ISCJBATORS. "OCULUM" POULTRY
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Petaluma Hot Air and Hot Water fncu-
oators. best in the world" $3.50 and up
Flreless Breeders and Heated Hoyers, sI75
up Swifts Special 1Ieat Scraps, 81; Meat
Meal. S375: Blood Meal IS. Ground Bone
$3.50. Conkey's and Pratt's Poultry Rene
dies cures disease and makes your hens lay.
Guaranteed "Oculumf innocuIats your
Ilcck- including chicks and prevent White
Diarrhoea. Cholera. Roup. Sorehead or
Chicken PoL- Guaranteed Fl Paso SEED
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Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1914-10-03

ma have issued invitations for a masquerade
dinner and dance, at their home, 1928 Moore
street, Halloween Some among those in-
vited are Miss Margaret Tweed, Miss Anna
Dougherty Miss May Henry, Miss Regina
Henry, Miss May Moore, Miss Sylvia Muliin,
Miss Elizabeth o'Donnell. Miss Mabel Frester,
Misrs Grace Muln, John Tweed, Alex. Green,
Edward Henry, Joseph Breen, William Faust,
Henry Myers, Thomas Tweed, William West
and John Litngow.
The Rev. w. c. Healey, who spent the sum-
mer months the British Isles, has returned
to the city His many friends will be glad to
learn of his safe return.
Miss Margaret Fahey. Of 17Oe Morris street;
Miss Mary burning and Miss Matte Druning, of
1903 South Nineteenth street, are spending the
weekend at Mauch Chunk.
Mrs Samuel Gibson, VINO has been the guest
Of her cousin in oxford, Md, has returned to
her home, 2l14 South Twentieth street.
Many interesting 500 parties have been
formed in the southern section of the city one
of which met for the first time this season on
Monday evening at the home of Miss Agnes
Mcbride, 2O34 Ridge avenue. Among the MEM
bers, many Of whom are popular in the younger
set, Miss Mary Bowen, Miss Mary McGui-
gan, Miss Virginia Keefe Miss Rose Darllns
Miss Teresa Hobblo, Mrs. John Cannon, Miss
Catherine Kelly and Mrs J. Bowen. The meet
ings will continue throughout the winter, every
other Monday evening. at the home Of different
members of the party.
Miss Margaret Mary Wilson, Miss Gertrude
Wilson and Miss Catherine Wilson will enter
tain informally tomorrow evening at their
home, 1897 South Fifteenth street. Among the
guests will he Miss Nan Killeen, James Scan
lon Daniel De Vaux, Charles O'Neill, Albert
Wittenberg and Charles Gwiener
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1914-10-03
WEST PHILADELPHIA

Mr. and Mrs Samuel A. Townsend and Mrs
Elizabeth Townsend Bowen, of 4343 Baltimore
avenue. have returned from a short visit to
Townsend. Delaware.
Mr. and Mrs. ]. Clark Moore. Jr and Miss
Elizabeth Moore. of 1907 Spruce street have
closed their cottage in Ocean City and returned
to their home.
Mr.. and Mrs. William p. Bement, OF 3S17
Spruce street. returned on Monday from the
Adirondacks where they spent the greater
part of the summer.
Mr.. and Mrs. William j. Coane of the Avon
dale, seth and Locust streets. returned home
Thursday evening from Westminster Mary
land where they had been visiting Mrs. Coane's
sister. Miss Ella Brown
Mrs. Mary Eagan and Miss Marguerite Eagan
have closed their cottage in Island Heights
and opened their house at 1870 Chester avenue.
Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel ]. Castner and children
have returned from their cottage in Cape May
and opened their house, s9OS Walnut street.
Judge and Mrs. Joseph F, Lamorelle and
family who spent the summer at Bay Head,
will return to their home, 35lO Barring street,
this month.
Mrs. William P. Troth and Miss Emile Troth
have returned from Lake NIohonk. where they
have been since June. and opened their house,
3453 Walnut street
John 5. Latta and his sister, Miss Margaret
Latta. have closed their country home at New
town Square and returned to 1902 Chestnut
street.
Mrs, NJ, A. Dabbs. OF the La Blanche, left
yesterday for a visit Of ten days 20 New
York.
Mrs. E. L. Gaines OF Hamilton Court, sailed
on Tuesday from Portugal and will arrive in
town the latter part OF next week
Mrs. C. A. Musselman, OF 1903 Pine street
will return from her camp at Sebago Lake
Maine next week. Mrs Musselman is the
daughter of AIr and Mrs. Reuben o. Moon.
Dr. and Mrs, II. H. Brown have closed tleir
cottage at Cape May and taken apartments
at 4Ol0 Spruce street for the winter.
Charles H. Dougherty. Of 4Ist ana Pine
streets. has been spending few days in At
lantic City.
Friends Of Mrs. H. Russell Fox, OF 49O3 Wal
nut street. will be glad to learn that she Is
convalescing from typhoid fever at the home
Of her sister Mrs. L. F. on. 42O2 Walnut street
Mr.. and Mrs Lyman Sayen. who have been
living in Paris for the last year, will spend
the winter with Mrs, Sayen's parents at si5
South 4Sd street.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1914-10-03
GERMANTOWN

Mr.. and Mrs. David f. Crozler, Of T0lo Ger
mantown avenue entertained the members OF
the Germantown Choral Society on Tuesday
evening, September 20, in their new studio,
which has been added to their beautiful hmoe
Musical numbers were rendered by Miss Edith
McPhil, Miss Adella Hesser Mrs Pierce, Doc
tor Blake, Albert Hoytc and David e. CroSler.
The regular meetings will be resumed In the
hall of the Carnegie Library during the winter
months. The choral work has become one, OF
Germantown's pet interests and the list OF
patronesscs include many society women In
that suburb.
The Rev. j. Clayton Mitchell, rector Of Cvl-
aary Protestant Episcopal Church, Mannheim
and Morris streets, has been granted leave
OF absence of six weeks, owing to i'll health.
Mrs. Catharine Cooper and her tw osons,
James E. Cooper and Stanley Cooper. have
taken apartments at the DelmarMorris for the
winter.
Mrs. Edward Henson, of Mannheim street and
Wissahickon avenue, has as her guest Mrs.
Elliot Burton. of Charleston, w. Va. On Tues
day Mrs Henson entertained very informally
at cards, in honor of her guest.
Mrs. S. Howard-smth has as her guest Miss
Susan Williams, of Charlotte, N. C.
Miss Elise Howard-smith. of 4S3S Pulaski ave-
nue., is at present visiting friends in Tennes-
sec. and will return home next week.
The P Epsilon Chapter of the Gamma Eta
Kappa Fraternity, will give informal dance
at Belheld, Friday, october ..
Miss Ethel Marriott Jones will leave Bermuda
October 10 for hcr home. Mr. and Mrs. Jones
will then have as their guest Edmund Gosling,
Miss Jones' fiance, for few weeks.
Mrs. Thomas Skelly and the Misses Skelly,
of 3OT East Price street, have returned from
Wildwood. n. j.
Sidney JJopson, of 31i High street, has
turned to his home after spending the summer
in Europe.
An Informal dance was held last evening in
odd Fellows Hail. Chelten and Ogontz ave-
nues Among those present were: &Miss
Louise Chase, Miss Anna Condor, Miss Jessca
Burke, Miss Eleanor Buzby Miss Grace Jones,
Miss Anna Evans Miss Hda Matthews, Miss
Emily Hetrick. Miss Mabel Lee, Herbert Las
sen, Edward F. Haes Stephen Decoursey, j.
Russell Lassen, William NJ. Barstow Robert
Dodds. Kenneth Sweeney. Earl Schrufer Harry
Mcdonald. 7sThe feature of the evening
the exhibition dancing of Miss Burek and Mr..
Decoursey in the Innovation Tango, Fox trot
and the Castle Polka
Miss Edith Henry, niece OF Mr.. and Mrs.
Robert j. Brunker, 52OS Wayne avenue, has
returned from trip abroad.
Mrs Joseph Powell of Quincy. Mass. for
merly of Germantown. is visiting Mrs Edward
L. Reynolds of 513 West Clapier street.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1914-10-03
ALONG THE READING

Mr.. and Mrs. Cyrus H. K. Curtis who have
been spending the summer at their cottage
at Camden, Me, expected to return to
Lyndon, their home in Wyncote the middeIe
of the week.
Henry NJ. AIcAdoo. OF Fort Washington. has
gone on his annual hunting and fishing trip to
Canada for several weeks.
MI and Mrs. Ralph Graham Wilson and their
family have closed their bungalow at Gynedd
Valley and taken an apartment at the Clinton
for several months before opening their house
at 3O2 South Thirteenth street for the remaln-
der Of the winter.
Mr. and Mrs Irwin King have closed The
Farm at Gynedd Valley and opened their house
at 400 West Price street Germantown for the
winter.
The hrst Of series OF tango tsas will be
giyen on Saturday afternoon at tis Belheld
Club Ihs a0Rlmlttss n charge oe thsm Wll
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1914-10-03
TIOGA

Miss Beatrice Rottner, of 3146 North Broad
street gave a luncheon, followed by cards. yes
terday at her home for the members OF 800
club. Her guests were Miss Edna Scull Miss
Florence Gekler. Miss Alice McFadden, Miss
Florence McMorrls Miss Marian Jones, Miss
Charlotte Fleming and Miss Violet Carson.
The marriage OF Miss Edna p. Culbertson,
sister of Thomas II. Culbertson. OF 5Os North
Sixteenth street and Clarence j. O'Brien, Of
S625 North Nineteenth street. will take place on
Tuesday morning at the home OF the BRIDES
brother. The brides sister, Miss Margaret II.
Cubertson, will be maid of honor, and Dudley
L. Hare will be best man. The ceremony will
be performed by the Rev Thomas Moore, rec
tor of the Church OF the Holy Souls Nineteenth
and Tioga streets. and will be witnessed only
by the immediate families OF the couple. The
at home days will be Tuesdays in December,
at 5OlS North Sixteenth street.
Miss Marguerite Bradway. of 2Ol2 West
Ontario street, gave a luncheon and shower
yesterday for Miss Clara Irene schoble whose
marriage to Willis Mcdonald Powell will take
place next Wednesday. Autumn leaves, COM
bined with yellow chrysanthemums formed the
decorations.
Miss Cecilia Lazarus. OF 1928 North Park ave-
nue., gave tea and surprise shower this after
noon, at her home, for Miss Olive Fulton GEM
mi whose marriage to Hector Alexander Sim
hemer will take place early in November
Pink chrysanthemums and ferns were attract
lively arranged in the decorations.
The Artisans order of st, Johns Assembly
will hold their annual auto run this afternoon
They will motor to a nearby sesshors resort.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. H. Battersby. OF 3i4S North
Broad street, announce the marriage of their
daughter. Miss Bessie Miller Battersby. 10
Francis j. Riera, Jr.. of S5ls North Broad
street They will live at 22s East Meade street
Chestnut Hill, where they will be at home
after October 10.
Miss Emma E. Dubois has for her guest Miss
Myra Cole, daughter of Judge Clarence L. Cole,
OF Atlantic City, Miss Cole has Just returned
from Madison, Wis. where she spent the last
month From Miss Dubois home she will
visit in Perkasie for few days when she wilt
motor TO her home in Atlantic City
Miss Grace s. Donneuy has returned to her
home Sill North Thirteenth street. after visit
ing her grandmother, Mrs Harriet A. Dom
nelly, of Ardmore, Pa.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Gerhart OF 54Os North
Atlantic City.
The Sigma Alpha Pi Society Of the William
Penn High School gave miscellaneous shower
at the home of Miss Mary Loughlu, 22ls Hunt
ing Park avenue, last week in honor Of Niss
Minnie e. Kilgus whose marriage takes place
today, Those present were Miss Clara Hal
bach, Miss Mae Dothard. Miss Mary Higgins,
Mis- Elsa K0slls, Miss Helen scopp, Miss Eve
line Hsmerton' Miss Acknowledgements ana
Miss iagisa Hsspeli,
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1914-10-03
NORTHWEST PHILADELPHIA

Mrs. None r. Isaacs, of the Lorraine Hotel,
has returned home after few days visit to
her mohter, Mrs Emanuel Schwern, in Atlantic
City
Mr.. and Mrs Sidney G. Rice have moved from
1888 North 32d street to the Lynn Regis Apart
ments, 1851 Allegheny avenue.
Mrs e. Rothschd, of 2OCS North Broad street,
who has been in Europe, is expected to arrive
home Saturday. She is a passenger on the
Noordam. s. Rothschild of Chicago. the son
of Mr.. and Mrs E. Rothschild, has come East
to meet his mother her arrival
Mr.. and Mrs. Gustav L. Bloch, the latter
formerly Miss Lenora NJ. Brown, of Baltimore,
Md, will reside after October II at the IL
Trianon Apartments, northwest corner F'if-
teenth and Poplar streets
Mr.. and Mrs. Simon Koester have returned
from their sojourn at the Hotel Alamac. Allan
tic City. and are making brief stay with Mrs.
Fannie Hassler and family.
Mrs l.. strouse has returned from Atlantic
City to her apartments at the Hotel Lorraine,
Broad and Fairmount avenue
Mr.. and Mrs Charles Stern (nee Wolff spent
the holidays with their parents Mr.. and Mrs.
E. C. Wolf, at 20 South Connecticut avenue,
Atlantic City.
Mrs Samuel Lehman. who had been visiting
her daughter, Mrs. ]. Elfman at 32l9 Clifford
street. has gone to Newark, N. j., where She
will spend the winter.
Mrs. Leopold ], Haas, of Atlanta. Ca is visit
ing her parents. Mr.. and Mrs Moses Stern, of
1928 Clifford street.
Mr.. and Mrs. Morris Abrams and Harold
Abrams, of 1894 North Park avenue, have re-
turned from Atlantic City to their city home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Wolf (nee Cohn) of San
Diego Tex, are making their permanent home
at 1920 North Eighteenth street.
Mrs. Sidney NJ Stern, who has been in ithaca
since the beginning OF September, will return
home on Sunday and will reopen her city
home. 1918 Poplar street.
Mr. and Mrs. Simon Abrahams and their
daughter, Miss Helen Abrahams of Sll9 Dia-
mond street will return home this week from
Atlantic City. where they had spent the sum-
mer
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1914-10-03
CAMDEN AND VICINITY

Mr. and Mrs, George L. Taylor, Of $40 Cooper
street are home after being in their cottage at
Atlantic City for most OF the summer.
DR., Joseph Nicholson is recovering from a
severe attack Of pneumonia at his home at
Fourth and Penn streets.
Mr. and Mrs. f. Wayland Aver and Mr. ana
Mrs Wlfred Fuzzy have opened the Aver
home at 400 Penn street, after summering at
the Aver summer nome at Meredith. n. Y
pr, and Mrs r. A, Slack and their family
have closed their Ocean City cottage and are
at their home AT All Cooper street.
Mr. and Mrs. c, C. Won Eoigtlanden have re.
turned from their wedding trip and will make
their home I'm Robbins y. ]. Mrs Won Voigt-
lander Miss Mary Z. NIarkley of SIS
Cooper street.
Mr.. and Mrs, S, L, Clark and family. OF 81
Cooper street, have returned from a long stay
at Ocean City.
Miss Nancy Northrup Of 305 North Third
street, has returned 10 school at Dobbs Ferry.
Miss Laura Reeve, OF Tnird ana state streets.
has returned from Southwest Harbor. Ne
Mr.. and Mrs. J. f. Miller. formerly Of Cam
den, but now Of North Ssd street. Philadslphia
have been eRioyins Canadian uip,
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1914-10-03
SCHOENHUT-KuCus

pretty wedding will take place tonight at
o'clock at The Roosevelt, 2O27 Chestnut street
when Miss Nina e. Kilgus. daughter Of Mr.
and Mrs. George Kilgus, of 1923 North 10Th
street. will become the bride of Otto F. Scaoen-
hut son Of Mrs Emily Shoenhut
The Rev. C. T. Albrecht pastor of the
Zion Presbyterian Church. 18th and Cayat
streets will perform the ceremony Miss Kill
gus will have Miss Clara NJ Habach as maid
of honor, and Miss Estelle b Haibach as brides
maid.
Mr.. Schoenaut will have Harry Schoenhut
as best man. Miss Kilgus will be attred in
white ivory crepe satin. The bodice is in
basque effect Of Gcorgette crepe and old lace
Tho skirt has tunic of Georgette crepe and
old lace and court train. The tulle veil will
be held in place with orange blossoms. shs
Will carry lilies of the valley and orchids
The maid Of honor will wear peach color satin
draped with sapphire blue crepe, with silver
crystal trimming. She will carry an arm bou-
quet OF pink chrysanthemum dahlias
The bridesmaid will wear white satin, draped
with cerese crepe and gold crystal trimming.
She will carry an arm bouquet of cerise roses.
A large reception will follow the ceremony
After the wedding trip. the couple will live
at Sl29 North Fifth street, Logan and will be
at home after December J. 1914
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1914-10-03
l&ERifKM
CHESTNUT HILL

Mrs. w. H. Hollis and Miss Gertrude Hollis.
who have been staying at Springfield Inn, st,
Martins, since their return from Europe two
weeks ago, are now occupying their home on
Moreand avenue.
Mrs. George Stanley Phller and Miss Helen
NJ. philler. who have been spending the sum-
at ST. Martins, now occupying their
town house at 1911 De Lancey Place
Mr. and Mrs. Edgar Pardee Earle and FAM
lily, Of Crittenden street. will close their cot
tagc, Seward, at Mantolollng. and return to
Chestnut Hill the beginning of the week.
Mr. and Mrs. Richard II, North, who have
been spending the summer at Castine, Me-, re-
turned Wednesday to their home at 1901 Boyer
street
Mrs. Steven b. Ferguson, of 71i5 Boyer street.
will entertain the Mount Airy Literary Club at
her home next Thursday.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1914-10-03

4 very pretty rainbow wedding was celebrated
in st. Edwards Church, Eighth and York
streets, at O'Clock Wednesday afternoon, wheI
Miss Frances NJ, Case, daughter -4vMr. and
Mrs. Albert Case. became the brid Edward
Joseph Toner, Jr.
The bride was given in marriage by her IA
ther, and was gowned in soft white SATIN
trimmed with deep lace and chiffon. The bodice
and end OF the long train trimmed with
orange blossoms. The long tulle Veil was held
in place by orange blossoms. She carried a
bridal bouquet Of lilies OF the valley and roses.
The bride was attended by Miss Henrietta c.
Fortman as maid Of honor. and Miss Isabel NJ.
Casey Miss Nettie L. Hackett, Miss Ethel v,
Keiger and Miss Miriam II. Seelye brides
maids
Miss Fortman had pale blue crepe meteor
frock OF walking length, with a Russian tunis
OF blue chiffon. She wore a black velvet hat.
trimmed with a large white plume and carried
pink roses.
The bridesmaids We're gowned alike, in pale
shades OF blue pink, buff and lavender crepe
meteor, with deep Russian tunc OF chiffon.
They wore black velvet hats adorned with sim
gle gold roses. and carried huge arm bouquets
of golden rod. Mr. Toner had John A. Toomey
as best man, and the ushers were S. Raymond
Fitzpatrick Albert r. Case, George A, Ehrsn-
zeler and Joseph II. 5. Seelye
reception followed tho ceremony at T..
home of tho brides parents Pas North Ter
streets after which Mr.. and Mrs Toner, ~
left for an extended trip through the SOL IsoH
on their return they will live at $3.50 NJ =
Fifteenth street. Tioga
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1914-10-03
ROXROROUGH

Or. D. T. Pepper and his family, Of 1853 pu-
pCHt street, have closed their cottage at Rsho-
both Beach, Del, where they have been stay
ing since the early summer. and have returned
10 RoNborough.
Mrs. John Morton, Jr, has returned home
from an all summers n tay at Wildwood.
Mr. and Mrs. S. a. NJ in, Of 5226 Ridge av
nue., gave a box party y llowed by dinner
on Thursday night for II NJ guest, BIrs. David
Burwin. Of Oakforth, Enso,nd.
In celebration OF his 5stE' . day anniver-
sary. Fillmore Ply was A a dinner or
Monday evening. at his ASne on Flemias
street
Mr.. and Mrs Albert Hood gave a dinner last
Saturday night at their home on Stmao street
Mr.. and Mrs Robert c. Pyle OF IA Rochelle
avenue. with their son and daughter, clifton
Pyle ana Miss Katharine Pyle, nays returnsd
home after spending the season IN Atlantis
City
Airs. John NJ schakaer, Of East Hermitass
street. has returned An fortuif < 80 10
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