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Arizona republican., 1915-05-24
DWIGHT B. HEARD, Center & Adams St.

FOR SALE. Watch Acre City Grow The new intermediate town, half Away between Phoenix and Tempe, on the National Highway, you can live at Acre City and work in either place; Acre lots S525, S25 cash, balance s10 per month; anyone possessing child ren will be given first payment on an acre lot for short time; only 5-acre ad- joining Acre City. $500, $10O cash. bal ance to suit; acres, house, chicken corral, $1750, s150 cash, balance to suit; house and acres for rent, sS per month. Houses for sale like rent in Phoenix, Acre City or Iben Acres. M. H. shelton, 215 West Washington.
 If ACRES, house. well, fruit, shade, alfalfa; easy terms.
 H. H. MAJOR, IS w. Adams If FOR SALE-Corner Tor. Willetta and Central Ave, sill. stocking row. See me, I. ]. Johnson. dr BEST BUY IN THE VALLEY, 30 acres, % mile from city limits, all in cultivation. 10 acres oats and alfalfa; all fenced, Page wire, new four-room house. $4500. Owner, H. Carney, F mile south and F mile west of 19 Ave. and Buckeye road. dm FIVE ACRES of good land northeast of town for S700, will take S100 down. Phone 20R2. If RELINQUISENEN near Higley, $1.0O up. Room II, II w. Adams St.
 al FOR SALE-5 acres, only miles from Phoenix. $500. get that? Repub- iican Box 44S4. al
Arizona republican., 1915-05-24

FOR SALE-Close-in at a sacrifice; a nice little home of rooms; large lot; good shed; outside cellar; chicken yard, etc; $750 is the price, and make your own terms. Location, 1110 East Fillmore. For further information, phone 32O2 or call at 916 North 1st St.
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Arizona republican., 1915-05-24
Auctions

THE REMAINING stock of fixtures of the Herzberg Bros. Store, 225 East Washington, will be closed out at auc- ton Tuesday; sale from 10 to F a. m.. and from to , p. m-. All fixtures will be sold at g o'clock Tuesday afternoon. B. W. GETSINGER, Auctioneer. al
 PRIVATE SALE-Wednesday and Thursday. May 26th and 27th at 18th St and Mcdowell road. Steinway piano. assortment books. dining table. library table, dish cupboard, refrigera
 tor. sanitary cots. enamel bath tub, Chiffonier. iron bed, chairs. kitchen utensils. dishes, pictures and other articles. al
Arizona republican., 1915-05-24

WANTED A horse for it's keep and little cash if necessary; good care. Address 929 West Buchanan. ak
Arizona republican., 1915-05-24
Wanted--Miscellaneous

WANTED-Laundry work. Phone 2272 6-r
Arizona republican., 1915-05-24

Hire a little salesman at The Re publican office. A Want Ad will see more customers than you can.
Arizona republican., 1915-05-24

AUCTION PRICES: Now selling. The furnls6ings of The Adalade Hotel 9th street. Everything by piece or whole. 30 rooms. Elegant new outfit. Call. 6-ds
Arizona republican., 1915-05-24
PTCTTPE THIS "ETGHTY

PICTURE THIS EIGHTY"
 Just like a picture, is this so acre home place, just one and one-half miles from the city limits-nearly all in the clean est, thickest alfalfa stand to be found. In the northeast corner is a thoroughly com fortable home, fully equipped for the modern farmer and dairyman. Pure fresh water pumped for the cattle.
 So high-clas that it com mands a good price, but now quoted at a bargain figure, if you will see
 DWIGHT B. HEARD,
 Center & Adams St.
Arizona republican., 1915-05-24
II N. First Ave-, Phoenix

FOR SALE-Twin Indian motorcycle at a bargain. 401 West Jefferson. ak
Arizona republican., 1915-05-24

FOR DELICIOUS, special fattened dressed flyers for fancy dinners, call
 A. Schreck's Poultry Farm Phone PUP If
Arizona republican., 1915-05-24
For Sale-Real Estate
GALPIN & HART REAL ESTATE
 INSURANCE
GALPIN & HART 8 North First Ave il

DEEDED LAND, SNAP Eighty acres, southeast of Chandler, all ready for pump. Because I must have cash will sell at big sacrifice. This tract is of sand and finely crushed gravel, specially adapted for fruit trees, or grain, has small box house and well driven 174 feet into third strata of water; water rises to within ninety feet of surface, with eight inch casing. Well and casing cost s350. Location very near to state highway. Can secure for you pumping plant on very easy terms, if so desired. Then you'H be ready for business and have spent but little.
 I'll take $500 for my eighty, write me by addressing box 2205, care of Republican. al ORCHARD AND ALFALFA
 Ten acres, just northeast of Alambra, with bungalow, chicken houses and runs- Five acres in alfalfa; five acres in orchard. Good soil; good loca- tion; and price attractive to prospective buyer.
 Let us tell you
 DWIGHT B. HEARD, Real Estate, Loans &, Insurance
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Arizona republican., 1915-05-24

FOR EXCHANGE-Clos in income city property for close in improved ranch property Value from $5000 to $15,O0O. Inquire at 237 w. Monroe St.
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Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-10-18
LANSDOWNE CLUB TO GIVE
SERIES OF TALKS THIS WINTER
Members of Twentieth Century Club Taking Active
Interest in Addresses on the woman in
Business"-Other Affairs

THE FIRST OF n series Of talks on
Il Woman in Business" will be given at
the goth Century Club OF Lansdowne to-
morrow afternoon when Miss Eleanor
Mcdonnell. OF the EVENING LEDGER will
speak on Woman in journalism" Mrs.
Frank q. Burrows has charge Of the
vocational series and Mrs. Henry e.
Johnson. vice president Of the club, will
preside at tho meeting. Vocal and instru-
mental music by the Misses Conway, Of
Lansdowne. has been provided for the
meeting by Mrs Theodore Evans. chair
man of music.
A meeting OF the Alumni Association
OF the Hebrew Education Society was
held In the school auditorium, northwest
corner Of 10th and Carpenter streets, on
wednesday evening. Mr. Samuel ].
Becker, chairman of the alumni, pre-
sided The Entertainment Committee
prepared very interesting literary pro-
gram, which accounts for the omission
OF the business meeting. A vocal solo
was rendered by Miss Reba Babtsky, a
pupil OF the school. Miss Frances Lenett
was at the piano. A rather unique num-
Der on the program was offered by Miss
Rose Honmann, who was Justly ap-
plauded for her dancing. Mr. T. A. H.
Mawhinney professor of languages.
Southern High School. delivered one Of
MS well-known and much-appreciated
Illustrated lectures, Historic Paris"
The next regular meeting of the Alumni
Association will be held on Wednesday
evening, November g. in the school audi
torlum, when very important business
VIII be discussed. Another interesting
program will be arranged by the COM
mitttee in charge.
party in honor OF Miss Celia CARRIER,
OF Trenton, N. j., was held at the home
OF Miss Reba Kohn. 1103 North 10th street,
Those present were: Miss Essie Weiss.
Miss Leona Colbert. Miss Sarah Stein,
Miss Frances Smith, Miss Dora Fevis,
Miss Emma Fine. Mr. Barry Weiss Mr..
Louis c. Strait. Mr.. c. Caplan. Mr.. Albert
Weiss, Mr.. Samuel e. Strait, Mr.. William
Rosen, Mr.. Samuel Somberg, Mr.. Abra-
ham S. Kohn.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gertsenfeld. of 524s Rodman
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-10-18

street, entertained IN honor Of the birth
day Of their daughter. Miss Dorothy Rod
man. Mrs. Gertsenfeld was assisted By
Mrs. Quinn in entertaining the little ones.
and Mr.. B. Butler, Of Atlantic City. rem
dered violin selections. Among those
present we're Miss winifred Baxter Miss
Amy Baxter, Miss Gertrude. Miss Eleanor
and Miss Dorothy starliper. Miss Helen
Johnson, Miss Mildred Davis, Miss Flor
ence Wagner, Miss Katherine White, Miss
Frances White, Miss Gertrude Lapper.
MISS Katherine Lapper, Miss Helen
Quinn, Master Charles Quinn, Master
Thomas Bakely. Miss Katherine Bakely,
Master William Bradley, Master James
kembrey, Miss Anna Brophy, Miss Mar
guerite Brophy, Miss Mary Tankan, Miss
Mary Byrnes. Master James McAdoo,
Miss Helen McAdoo. Mr.. James McAdoo.
Mr.. and Mrs. Quay, Miss Marion Quay
and Mr.. and Mrs. t. Gertsenfeld.
The monster parade. the opening
feature OF Tioga's Industrial exhibition,
which was to have taken place last
Thursday, was postponed on account Of
the weather until tonight. holiday
appearance Is given TO the locality by the
decorations of many stores and adda
much to the attractiveness of the
neighborhood during the exhibition, which
will continue until October %. A number
featuring the goods they sell. beautiful
silver loving cup will be presented to The
merchant having the best-decorated store.
On Saturday evening a pretty party
was given by Mr. and Mrs. pullman, In
honor OF the birthday OF their daugh-
ter Miss Winfred. Among the guests
present were Mr.. and Mrs. Illingworth,
OF Fort Washington; Mr.. and Mrs.
Martin Ayres. of New York; Mr.. Jerre
Sherrin, OF Allentown; Mrs. Ausby. Miss
Beatrice Ausby. Miss Marie Kelly, Miss
Helen Plunkett, Miss Regina McAnally.
Miss Flora Shoyke, Miss Mary Hoffman,
Miss Nan Killilea, Miss Mary Storm.
Mr.. Elmer Rea, Mr.. John McNabb, Mr..
Bruce Anderson, Mr. William Nc
Donald, Mr.. Frank Beester. Mr.. Harry
Maylan and Mr.. Joseph Moray. Piano
selections were given by Miss Beatrice
Ausby and Miss Grace gave several vocal
selections, assisted by Miss winifred
Quillman on the violin.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-10-18
North Philadelphia

Miss Ella v. Abbott. OF 23O5 North 10Th
street entertained the Needle and Thread
Club last week at her home. Those
present were Miss Virginia Hume. Miss
Nina Newlands, Miss Edith c. Clarke.
Miss Violet williams Miss Edna M.
Lindner Miss Irene f. Blake Miss
Miriam Hume, Miss Clara c. Abbott and
Mrs Howard n. Abbott.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Lindauer, Jr., OF
736 North 20th street. gave a dinner SAT-
urday night at their home for their niece,
Miss Jane Beveridge Cunningham, and
Mr.. Herbert Haines Bode. whose mar
riage will take place on October 20 Pink
and white roses and lilies Of the valley
were used in the decorations, the color
scheme being pink and white. The guests
were the bridal attendants Miss Emily
Engeler. maid of honor; Miss Eleanor
Pancoast. Miss Mabel Drew. Miss Emily
Smith, Miss Bessie Bode, Miss Evelyn
Bode, Miss Mildred Gates, bridesmaids:
Mr.. Frederick Bode, best man; Mr.. Frank
Ellis, Mr.. Frank Sehrenk, Mr.. John
Eckels, Mr.. Lewis I. Matlack, Mr.. Earl
Schruffer and Mr.. Chester Mccoy, ushArs.
Mrs p. S. Smith, of 1873 NorsA 18th
street. gave a delightfully."- appointed
luncheon Saturday at her home in honor
of her daughter, Miss Mary Elizabeth
Smith. whose marriage to Mr.. Otto J.
VIII NdhS DldCt On OCtOpeT 1d.
The guests included Mrs. John MuiIery.
Mrs. B. d. Abel. Mrs. Mark Arnold. Mrs.
William Royle, Mrs. Joseph p. Smith.
Mrs. William Burns, Miss Elsa Sosna,
Miss Irene Shepherd, Miss Anna Stoeckle,
Miss Marian Kloetz Miss Helen Yorke,
Miss Helen Dougherty Miss Marie Zieg-
ler. Miss Stella Laughln. Miss Rena
Duffy, Miss Helen Duffy, Miss Helen
Pierceson, Miss Laura Darnell, Miss
Emily Rock. Miss Della Schoonover Miss
Pauline Schlag, Miss Luretta Shute. Miss
Marian Smedley and Miss Margaretta P.
Smith.
Miss Marie Ahern. of 1916 North 18th
street, will entertain at cards this eve
ming in honor of her guest. Miss Nancy
Costello, of Hazleton, Pa. Those expected
to be present are Miss Rose Dugan Miss
Eleanor Gilmore, Miss May O'Loughlin,
Miss May Laley. Miss Sarah Ahern, Miss
Julienne Hartnett. Mr.. George Barton,
Mr.. Alfred Richards, Mr.. James Moloney,
Mr.. George X. Kelly. Mr.. Jack Chambers.
Mr.. Jack McFadden, Mr. John Keough
and Mr.. Edward Dreudling.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-10-18
What's Doing Tonight

Walnut Street Business Association, Belle
vue- e-Stratford 8 o. clock. Free
ment League 55O9 Market street: o'clock.
Free.
Northwest Business Men, 1886 Columbia
avenue; o'clock. Free.
West Susquehanna Avenue Business Men,
1907 West Susquchanna avenue; o'clock
Free. .r.a
Chlldren's Hospital campaign dinner, Hote
Adelphia; $50 p. N.
Mayor Blankenburg addresses Franklin party
rally, Town Hall. Germantown; p. M
Suffrage discussion, Economic Club, Belle
-Stratford 7 p. m.
Carnival, Haddington Improvement Associa-
tion; p. m.
Banquet West Susquehanna Avenue Business
Association, Mosebach's; p. m.
Carnival, South 11th Street Business As
sociation; p. m.
Republican campaign meetings. 18th street
and Girard avenue, OPS North 18th street, 22d
Ward Executive Committee rooms, German
town; 8 D. m.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-10-18
Suffrage Events Today
EQUAL FRANCHISE SOCIETY.

EQUAL FRANCHISE SOCIETY.
Noon-Meeting at 631 Pine street. Speaker,
Miss Bertha Sapovits.
s p. m.-Open-air meeting at 7th and Moore
streets. Speaker, Miss Bertha Sapovits
$50 p. m. Meeting in Camden. Speaker,
Samuel Moyerman.
WOMAN SUFFRAGE PARTY.
g n. m.-Meoting at 502s KingseEsing avenue
Speakers Mrs Marion Holmes and A. NJ.
Olmstead.
3 D. m.-Open-air meeting at Germantown
avenue and Tloga street Speakers Mrs Scott
Nearing. Miss Jane Myer and Ferdinand
eraser.
8 p. m.-Meeting at 26th street and Ridge
avenue. Speakers, Mrs. William Derr and Mrs.
Dechant
Si5 y. m.-Meeting at 25s South 62d street
Speak kers Mrs ]. G. Dowell, Miss r. p Bern
heiner and Ralph Cheney.
MEMS LEAGUE FOR WOMAN SUFFRAGE.
Noon-Meeting at the Amber Mills, Amber
and Westmorcland streets. Speaker, Harry
p. m Meeting on City Hall plaza. Speaker.
$50 D. m'-Meeting at Mdvale and Ridge
avenues. Speaker. Harry Phillips.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-10-18
Debutante Doings

Miss Barbara Mifflin Boyd, daughter Of
Mr.. and Mrs. d. Knickerbacker Boyd of
III Aberdeen avenue, st. Davids, will
make her debut this afternoon at a tea
to be given by her parents at the Merton
Cricket Club. The receiving party will
include Miss Margaretta Dixon Myers,
Miss Sarah Sergeant Myers, Miss c.
Eleanor Pepper. Miss Theodore Keith
Lille, Miss Margaret Onderdunk Remak,
Miss Martha Thornton McAllister Miss
Christine II. Stockton, Miss Eleanor H.
Werner, Miss A. Marjory Taylor, Miss
Gertrude L. Pancoast and Miss NJ. Claire
Spencer
Mrs George B. Minlin, Mrs. Boyd's
mother. Will also assist in receiving. Miss
Boyd will wear a charming frock of white
tulle over soft white satin.
A dinner and dance will follow for the
receiving party, at which there will be
100 guests present.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-10-18
West Philadelphia

Mrs. Chester M. Campbell. of 4S27 Bal
timore avenue, will entertain the bridal
party of Miss Alice Hazel McIlwee and
and Mr.. Henry Critchley Legge on Tues
day evening. October 19. Mrs. Campbell
will be remembered as Miss Irene Eliz-
abeth Brown, daughter of DIR. and Mrs.
c. Henry Brown, of 1927 Baltimore ave-
nue..
Miss Nina F. Lewis and Miss Margaret
L. Bodine have returned to Hamilton
Court after spending the summer at
Browns Camps. onke Lowell, Ne, and
Stockbridge. Mass.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. c. Newcomb. who spent
the summer In Chelsea, have reopened
their apartment 46th and Walnut streets.
Mrs Arthur e. Pew. of Hamilton
Court, is spending a month at Denver.
Miss Helen Griesel entertained infor-
mally at her home, 405s Girard avenue, on
Saturday night.
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Frankford

Miss Florence Reece, Of Penn street.
was hostess at luncheon and cards Sat
urday. Her guests included Miss Matilda
Young, Miss Helen Mckinley, Miss Paul
inc Foy. Miss Evelyn Gully. Miss Jane
Gully. Miss Margaret Bitz. Miss Martha
Alloway. Miss Frances Graham. Miss
Ethel Tyson. Miss Grace Walton, and
Miss Marie Bloxom.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Hoyt of Vincent
street, entertained at dinner Saturday
night at the home of Mrs. Hoyt's sister,
Mrs. Walt Phillips. of Academy road.
Their honor guests were Mr.. and Mrs.
Harris Morgan. of l19 Queen Lane, Ger
mantown, and Mr.. and Mrs. Martin Kirk,
of Greene street, Germantown, who have
just returned from a six weeks trip TO
the Pacific coast. Covers were laid for
l2 guests and the decorations were pink
and yellow.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. d. Glass have returned
TO their home after spending a month
with their daughter, Mrs Charles Harper,
OF Fillmore street,
Mrs. Harvey and her sister, Miss Law
renee, OF Elberon avenue, Fox Chase.
are visiting their sister In Norristown
Miss Lawrence expects TO remain week
or so there
Miss Margaret Lawlor, Miss Catherine
Lawlor, of 2304 Rhawn street; Miss Eliza
beth Heart and Miss Louise Heart will
act as hostesses at the euchre 70 be given
at ST. Dominic's School Hall wednesday
evening. In aid OF the school fund.
Miss Eleanor Gallagher. OF 2e0e Rhawn
street, spent the weekend at the Dela-
ware Water Gap. where she attended the
reunion at the Glenwood.
Miss Ellen Patterson, OF HolmesburR.
has had as her guest for some time Miss
Rehearsals are being held every week
for the sketch 10 be given on Wednesday
at All Saints Hall. Torresdale Mrs.
Franklin CARTRIDGE. OF 3f02 Decatur
street, is coaching the play. and the prin-
cipals include Miss Carrie Curtis, Miss
Florence Haines. Miss Anna Stevenson.
Miss Rachel Cartledge. Mrs. Albert Nixon.
Mr. BENJAMIN Clark. Mr.. Henry Weed
Mr.. Harvey Haines. Mr.. Arthur shaw and
Mr.. Joseph Helling.
Mrs Mary Gallagher. OF 2s0e Rhawn
street, has returned from Easton, where
she has been visiting her son-in-law ana
daughter. Mr.. and Mrs. Carlos Del Mar
mol
Miss Loretta Mccain. Of 70lo Tullp
street. has had a. her guests for several
days Mas Hilda Doughertg and Miss Az
mes Mccann, OF Eaaton, Pa. Miss Daueh-
erly returned 70 her home today.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-10-18
sEGAI-L1CHTIG

AT the wedding Of Miss Goldie Lichtig to
Mr.. Morris Segal, which took place on
Sunday evening, October 10. at the new
Central Hall. Gu South Sd street. the fol-
lowing guests OF Philadelphia and Read
ing were present:
Mr.. Benjamin Lichtlg and family, Mr..
and Mrs. William Lichtig. Miss E. Full
ton. Mr.. and Mrs. b. Morgenstein, Mr..
Max Morgenstein. Miss Esther Morgen-
stein, Mr.. and Mrs. Barnet Lonker. Mr..
and Mrs. M. Friedman and family, Mr..
and Mrs Joseph Langendorf and family.
Mr.. and Mrs. Finnel and family, Messrs.
Friedman Miss Esther Lichtig. Mr..
Harry Lichtig and Mar. Samuel Lichtig.
Mr.. and Mrs D. Iscovitz, Mrs. F. Lewis.
Mrs. NJ. Goldberg, Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. Lewis,
Miss Mildred Mendelsohn, Miss Rosa Is
covltz, Miss Cecilia Lewis, Mr.. Oscar
Mendelsohn. Mr.. Thomas Iscovitz. Mr..
oscar Lewis. Mr.. Harry Lewis. Mr.. Myer
Quartner, Mr.. s. Sacks. Mr.. l. Isidaner,
Miss Leah Hartz, Mr. Harry Cohn, Mr..
Bert Glyn, Mr.. and Mrs. S. Diamond,
Mr.. and Mrs. c. Rosenberg, Mr. and Mrs.
Hartz, Miss Sarah Krohn, Miss Mary
Krohn, Mr.. Herman Krohn and 4dr. Ma
than Cohn. Lebanon, Pa.
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Germantown

Or. and Mrs. Carl williams, OF School,
house lane and Greene street, spent the
weekend in Annapolis, Md, where they
attended the Pennsylvania-N Navy football
game on Saturday.
Mrs Francis Butler Reeves, Jr.. of Alb
bottsford avenue, will entertain at lunch
con Informally on Tuesday, October 10, in
honor OF her niece, Miss Josephine Prim-
rose. of Baltimore, who will be Mrs.
Reeves guest for several weeks.
The Rev. Stuart p. Keeling, of st.
Peters rectory; Mrs. Keeling and Miss
Margaret Keeling have returned home
from Atlantic City. where they spent sew
eral weeks at the seaside.
Mrs. George p. Clap, of Brooklyn, n.
r., who has been the guest of Mrs.
Ralph Sullivan. of 59Ol Greene street, has
returned to her home.
Mrs. Richard Tun. Of 221 East Price
street, announced the engagement of her
daughter, Miss Mildred Tull, to Mr.. WILL
lam Wrigley, Sd, formerly of Philadel-
phia.
Mrs William Judge, Of 47O6 Wayne ave-
nue., has returned from a lengthy stay
in Atlantic City.
Miss Edwin A. McCaulley, of 542 West
Hortter street. will give series of small
informal luncheons, to be followed by
bridge. The first will take place on
Wednesday, October 20; the second on
Thursday. October 21.
Mrs Elizabeth Ewing, of 1857 Norwood
street, announces the marriage Of her
daughter, Miss Mary A. Ewing, and Mr..
Elliot F. Reed, which took place at /
o'clock. Saturday, October 9. in the Mar
ket Square Presbyterian Church. The
ceremony was performed by the Rev.
Harold McAfee Robinson. Miss Ewing
was given In marriage by her brother, Mr..
Earl Ewing, and was unattended. After
wedding breakfast Mr.. and Mrs. Reed
left on an extended wedding trip, ana
VIII be at home after December at 1857
Norwood street.
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Along the Main Line

nolERBRoOK-Mr and Mrs. Edwin A.
-oohmyer closed their Chelsea cottage
-. week and returned to Ro-Arden.
airs Ihomas Y. England, accompanied
Y her daughter, Mrs. Edwin A. Landell,
N, o. Nh Drexel road, has returned TO
ner home from a summer spent in Cali
.',nla, They visited the Panama Pacific
-N9osiuon and other points OF interest.
uMfNNEWooD-Mr. and Mrs. T. II.
nuqaloston and family, of 2i7 Kent road.
r.se gone to Buffalo. N. ". for several
pr.sn,a, where they are stopping at the
AhDMoRE-Mrs Albert L. Register
-nH her debntante daughter, Miss Kath-
~'ne Register, returned to Ardmors last
M, ssk from Boston and will spend part OF
~ winter with Mrs. l. Layton Register
se.dsf nsf nome, Grays and MAJ Creek
Ms Walter J. HaIlahan. Of Bieddyn
N 'e mas returned from few days stay
New York.
NJ and Mrs. Willis Musser and family.
ci no spent the summer at Eagles Mere,
Y" open their Ardmore home today
,hosEMqNr-Mr and Mrs. James l.
,,'1 %sor W. who have beon spending sew
NJ weeks with Mrs. Winsor's parents
n ana Mrs w w. Curtin. Of Brent
.ep1 VIII open their town house. 2ozl
'3,.pu atfeet. the end OF October.
"Ns Rise 81 Dolan. daughter OF Mr..
e Nrsf Clarence Dolan. Of Rpsemont,
,pfnoIng few days In Westbury, Il \.
a4d Mrs. Henry Diaston, who are
'1'nk the autumn AZ the old Roberts
.'t |haVe Issued cards for q costume
''F ~ Halloween
f||.ANOVA~Mr and Mrs. william
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-10-18
Along the Reading

Mr.. and Mrs. l.. r. Dutton, of Wash
ington lane. Jenkintown, Pa, who have
been spending the last month at their
apartment at Ventnor, N. j., have re-
turned home.
Mr. and Mrs. Horace Cummings, of
North 18th street, Logan. are receiving
congratulations on the birth of a son.
Mrs Cummings was Miss Virginia Car
roll, OF Logan.
Miss Virginia Graham, of Oak Lane,
will entertain the members of the Adarian
Quartet this evening, which will include
Miss Marian Tyre, Miss Margaret Coll,
Miss June Harmer. Mr.. Harry Griffith
and Mr.. Joseph Barnes.