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night to try a number of cases. He
 expects to be back for the big cele bration.
 From Congress. ! D. J. Sullivan, of the United Mines
 Company, was an arrival yesterday
 from Congress on a business trip,
 and reported limited development as
 going on at his camp.
 Rural Trip.
 Dixon Fagerberg, IT,, has returned
 from an outing for the last week at his fathers ranch in Skull valley, and is now ready to enter the juvenile class in Frontier Days stunts. Back From Capital. Assemblyman and Mrs. o. F. Or thel have returned from the capital city, and the former stated yesterday, he proposes to remain in Prescott, where he has business interests.
 Back From Coast.
 MI anu -Fll .. JUG lDOlO nave lClQl IT ed from a visit to San Francisco of several weeks, and during their ab- sence attended a reunion of the Bold family, which was very much enjoyed. Mining Business.
 w. H. Thorpe, of Detroit, Mich, identified with the War Eagle Gladi- ator and other mining propositions Of the Bradshaw mountains, was an arrival Sunday, to remain for several days on important matters pertaining to these properties.
 Entertaining Sister.
 Mrs. L. C. Derrick, of this city, is entertaining for few weeks, her sis ter. Miss Flora Edwards, who arrived a few days ago from Everett, Wash, where she is teacher in the public schools.
 Lot Sold.
 Mrs. R. R. Blaine, of Jerome, has sold lot on Cortez street, near Will lis, to A. J. Head, of this city. for the sum of $2,5OO, according to a deed filed with the county recorder yes terlay.
 Business Trip.
 Z. Sheffield, a former well known resident of this city, was an arrival Sunday from the Oatman mining camp, where he is now engaged in the mining brokerage business. He reports the showing on the bonanza as attractive. while other mines in that field are being negotiated for, some of the deals being for sums that run into the thousands. Visiting Old Home.
 Frank L. Wright arrived from Los Angeles on Sunday afternoon on a business trip and will remain for a few days only. He retains interests here, and when a resident was one of the county's most energetic citizens. He is now engaged in the oil business in Southern California Former Resident.
 A. C. Burmister, a member of the old firm of R. H. Burmister & Sons Co.,, arrived Sunday from the Arizona side of the Colorado river near Needles, on a business trip, and to look after the affairs of the estate of Robert Blair, of which he IS the ad- He is engaged in farm ing and the principal crop raised is of which he has over 200 acres producing. He is very much pleased with his investment. and is associated with another old-time Prescott resi- dent, D. M Martin, a former super tendent of public schools of this city. |
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS

Estate of Saturnino Vasquez. de- ceased. Notice is hereby given by the undersigned, Administrator of the Estate of Saturnino Vasquez, deceas- ed, to the creditors of and all persons
Weekly journal-miner., 1915-06-30
Visits Old Home.

John Grace, former well known resident of this city, was an arrival yesterday from Wickenburg, to re- main for several days visiting with friends.
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herself as astounded as well as fas- cinated.
Weekly journal-miner., 1915-06-30

For quick and artistic job work, the Journal-Miner Is the place *
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Bradshaw Visitors.

Eli s. Perkins, the Crown Kine merchant, and John Jackson, min ing man of the Bradshaw mountains were arrivals Friday night on a busi ness trip.
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Mrs. Orville Shride and son left last night for Findlay, Ohio, to re- main away for the summer visiting with relatives
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-04-01
YOUNG BARKER

The marriage Of Miss Ruth NJ. Barker, daush-
ter Of Mr.. and Mrs. Jesse ]. Barker OF Logan.
to Edwin Starr Young. OF Claymont, Del, took
place quietly Tuesday afternoon. at o'clock, at
the home Of the brides parents, 10th street and
Lindley avenue. The ceremony was performed
by the pastor OF the Lutheran Church OF the
Holy Communion, Chestnut street above 21st
street
The bride was gowned In pale pink crepe de
chine with hat Of pale pink faced with black.
and carried an old-fashioned bouquet Of orr
chids and lilies OF the valley. Her little niece,
Miss Ruth FreelNnd, was flower girl. and her
nephew, Henry Freeland ring bearer
Thomas Young. brother of the bridegroom,
acted ms best man. Following the ceremony, at
which only the immediate families were pres
ent, Mr.. and Mrs Young left for an extended
wedding journey through the Southern coast re-
sorts. Upon their return they will live In New
York. They will he at home after April 20,
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THE EASTER SPIRIT

Come, let us sit and talk about the miracles
of spring
(Now. why don't that dressmaker send my
dress? The careless thingD
See how from out the barren earth the lovely
flowers rise
And nod IN gladness meath the newer glory OF
the skies,
Cdy hat is trimmed with vlolets, with pink
illusion drape;
And, o, / wish that 1t were here! It's quite
the latest shape)
How beautiful when winter ends to contemplate
the fields
And the dandelIons, Just like little golden
shields
(AIy coat, you know, has buttons that are made
of Roman gold
They cost! My goodness! Well, the price
never yet have told)
think one should sit silently and contemplate
this life,
And see how sweetness rises from the hours
of stress and strife.
The bursting buds-they typify the good in
everything.
And show us how in mind and heart there is
a gentle spring.
q think it's more than time enough for my
dress TO be here;
I wish you'd ring that modiste up and tell her
so, my dear)
The dahodil, the columbIne-all of the flowers
fair
They whisper OF lesson that the early mowers
bear.
Let us so solemnly and sit. and listen to the
songs
And Join in spirit with the mood that actuates
the thrOngs-
(That milliner must hurry up, or she win make
me late
And must have some time, you know, TO get
my hat on straight,l
oh, how it helps one, now and then, to con
template and see
The moral lesson that is held in all the things
that bel
The thrilling melodies that rise in every Easter
hymn,
The mellow light that family dies al shadowy
and dim
Cwhy. here its 10 o'clock at night; they said
that sure at
They'd have them here All safe and sound
that dress and hat Of mine.
Please ean them up and tell them thet IN die
Of sore distress
II Easter me y ands ne with ne abis aeV
hat and -
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SOUTH PHILADELPHIA

Ihe patrons OF the Regal Club will no doubt
be pleased to learn that Saturday evening"
April "a, dance will be given by its members
at the Twentieth Century Club In Lansdowne.
Friends of Mrs l. Nathans. of 1925 South 18th
street, will be pleased to learn that she is
rapidly recovering from her recent illness.
Samuel Craig. of 21st and Wharton streets, is
spending few days in Atlantic City.
Fred w. Wright, 914 Wharton street will
motor TO Atlantic City to spend Easter. Mr..
Wright will have as his guests Miss Lea VAN
dyke and Mrs. Vandyke.
w. Chester Franklin, of 2lls South 18th street,
will leave April Is to spend two months with
his mother in staunton, Va.
Thomas D. Harnes, 1907 Passyunk avenue;
Miss Sue Harnes and Miss Mary Harnes have
just returned from Washington, d. c.. where
they were visiting relatives.
Miss Fannie Fogel 1906 South 9th street. Is
visiting friends in Atlantic City She will re-
turn to this city after Easter,
DIR. and Mrs. B, o. Tumin. 1924 South 5th
street, gave bridge party this week in honor
of Mr. and Mrs, Harry segal. OF Strawberry
Mansion, DR.. and Mrs. Morris Jason. Miss
Sarah Breen and DR.. Lewis Echtman We're the
other guests
Miss Mary Weinstein. 2239 South Darien
street. will leave today to visit relatives in New
York city She will motor home Easter
Monday with her uncle and friends
DR.. and Mrs. NJ NJ. Jacobs. 1916 South 5th
street, gave a Passover party last night at
their home. Wines and fruits from Palestine
formed a novel feature of the elaborate re-
freshments Among the guests were DR.. ana
Mrs, Lewis segal DR., and Mrs. NJ. Fintner,
Dr. and Mrs. B. Turnin Dr. Charles Kellman
and Dr. NJ. Bernard.
Friends of Miss Marie G. Thornley,. whose
marriage to James J. Lynskey win take place
on April 12 gave her delightful shower last
evening at her home 2O6 AIifhin street The af-
fair was a surprise 10 Miss Thornley,. and the
guests. besides the bridal party were as fol-
lows, Mr. and Mira John Walsh, Mr. ana
Mrs. James Lynskey. sr,, Mr., and Mrs. William
Steele, Miss Marie Smith, Miss Alberta Steele.
Miss Sylvia Cohen. Mrs. Nora MeHsnry. Mrs.
A. E pelsss. Mrs, John Adams and AIRS. VIII
lam Campbell
Joseph A. Wilson. Of 1887 South 18th street Is
spending few days Ia Baltimore on q busl-
ness trip Miss Frances Wilson ana Miss Ger
srude Wilson and Miss Josephine Wilson viii
leave today 70 SPEND the Easter holidays at At
lantle city. where they I'll bs shs suseta e
Afs 1ahR sweeney
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NORTHEAST PHILADELPHIA

Mr.. and Mrs e. II. Wiley, formerly of 7th
and Cumberland streets, now residing at 3i27
North Marshall street. celebrated their golden
wedding at tho home of their son, Frank W.
Wiley, Sl2S North 9th street on Monday eve
ming. March 90 and received number Of
beautiful gifts. The decorations were in white
and gold, consisting of maidenhar fern, daft
fods, narcissus and white carnations. Dinner
was served and covers were laid for 20 people
The following guests present; Mr.. and
Mrs Frank w. Wiley, MIR. and Mrs. Frank
Carr, Mr.. and Mrs. c, w. Brooks George j.
Rummel, Miss Edna NJ. Nen, Mrs. David L.
Gould, Mrs. Kroh, Mr., and Mrs. Robert Long,
Mrs, Thomas Van Horn and Miss Florence
Van Horn, all of Philadelphia; David Il. sooy,
OF Mt Holly; Mrs. Tillie Drew, Mr.. and Mrs
w H. Read of Camden, and Miss Elizabeth
Locke, Of Camden.
Mr.. and Mrs, Watson and their daughter Miss
Mary Watson. have returned to their home, 6Ili
b street. after spending few days at Me-
chanlcsvllle, Pa
Miss Minnie straubmer of 2OSO East Cum
berland street, Is spending few days in New
town, Pa
Mrs, John Laughlin and Miss Stella Iaughnn.
Atlantic City.
Howard Thurston and j. McDevitt will leave
some time in April for trip to the Pacific coast,
Murray Ringold, of New York city is visiting
Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Ringold, OF 3O3O Frankford
avenue, for a few days.
The Blue Belle Yacht Club will run its first
annual benefit at the Walnut Street Theatre
Easter week,
DR.. Edwin Merstion will be among those from
Kensington who will visit the fair this spring.
David NJ. Kennedy, OF l772 Frankford avenue
has left this city for an extended trip to the
Pacific coast. He will spend some time in Salt
Lake City and Yellowstone Park, and will visit
both expeditions before his return home.
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minstrel show and dance will be given by
the DelphIa Club of Philadelphia Saturday eve
ming. April 10, at the Columbia Club Broad and
Oxford streets. The show will he produced by
the members of the club. President Myron Is
BuNbaum; vice president Harry Martin: sec
retary Charles *. Smith; treasurer Samuel *
Joseph members J. Lester Bamberger, Charles
Goldman Hyman Goldman, Maun Berg, S. Syl-
van Harris l. Harris and j. Hirschberg The
affair will be coached by Charles Joseph
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MISS HELEN AUGUSTA RUSSELL. daugh-
Ifl ter OF Mr. and Mrs. Henry Russell, of 1910
Usage avenue, quietly married to Isaac
Edwin leech today at noon In the Church OF
the Saviour, 3Sth and Chestnut streets The
Rev Robert Johnston, rector OF the church. oifi-
ciated. The bride, who was given In marriage
by her father, wore a travelling gown. MIR and
Mrs Leech, after their wedding trip win live
at Clarmont, where they will be at home after
In
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-04-01

Notices for the Society page will be &C.
esPtsd and printed IN the Evening Ledger,
but all such notices must be written on
one side Of the paper, must be signed IN
full with full address, and when possible
tslsPhens aamaer must Be given.
ssnd al such eommunieations L
gsgelstg EdltsnR Evsnias Ledger. sos
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-04-01
FRANKFORT

The following were elected to membership iE
the Frankford Historical Society at their last
March meeting Mrs William f. Allen, David
peering, DR., Julian n, Hammond Sd. George
NJ Wright Mrs. Julian T. Hammond, Sd, Miss
Nellie A. Ingram and Thomas w Schumacher
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ROXBOROUGH
Photo by william RAu.

An event of great interest to tho 2lst Ward
VIII be the production of the cantata, "rhe
Message OF the Cross" in st. David's Episco-
pal Church, Grams avenue above Baker street,
tonight, by the combined choirs of st. David's
and the Roxborough churches, under the direc-
tion of William C. Ames The soloists viii he
Miss Edith Kerkeslager, soprano. and +. viii
Hard Cornman. baritone. James Lehman will
be organlst and accompanlst of the evening.
Elmer Farrand, of $40 Fighter street Wissa-
hickon, is spending some time with friends in
Boston. At the conclusion of his ,isit Mr..
Farrand will tour the New England States and
the southern part OF Canada
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Mr.. and Mrs George Geggenheimer. of 22lI
North SD street. entertained at cards last eve-
Ming. when their guests Mr. and Mrs
Joseph Stewart, Mr.. and Mrs, Lewis kreuger.
Mr. and Mrs. James A. Gladding, Mr. and Mrs.
Clark.
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LANSDOWNE

The Rev, and Mrs. Croswell b. McBee, OF
Lansdowne, expect TO 20 to South Carolina
early next month. where the Rev. Mr.. McBee
expects TO oficiate at the wedding OF his
brother The Rev. Mr.. McBee is the rector of
st. Johns Protestant Episcopal Church. in
the borough.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-04-01

Mr. and Mrs W, Fl. Geissinger, of North
Lansdowne avenue. will return from Florida
on April l. They expect to stay at a hotel
in this city for two weeks before returning
to their home in the borough.
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CAMDEN AND VICINITY

Miss Minnesota Craig, of Merchantville, N. j.,
entertained the members Of her sewing circle
yesterday at her home. Her guests were Miss
Jane Curran, of oak Lanei Miss Regina d.
Lentz, of Merose; Miss Ethel p I<neass, Miss
Constance \. Glos<ng Mrs George Nicholson
and Mrs. William Bileter, Miss Craig is very
popular among the younger set, and especially
well known in the musical circles of Phs-
delphia
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WEST PHILADELPHIA

Miss Doris Waterfall, daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. W. l.. Waterfall, of 1902 South Farragut
terrace will motor to Boston this week with a
party of friends. She will spend the Easter
holidays as the guest of Miss Doris Powers, in
Boston
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-04-01

Glass 1911 Of the William Penn High School
for Girls will hold it's first reunion at the Rit-
tenhouse Hotel at large luncheon Saturday
afternoon, April 10,
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-04-01

Mr. and Mrs. Norman S. Sherwood, of 3t42
North sd street, will open their cottage in
Chelsea over the holidays. Miss Lorraine STAIN
will be their guest for few days.
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Mr.. and Mrs, j. S, Gates and family. OF NortI
Highland avenue, have gone to California
where they expect TO make their permanen
home.
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DIR. and Mrs. George w, Urquhart. Miss Urqu-
mart and Gordon Urquhart. of 42l7 Pine street,
will spend Easter at their cottage in Ocean City,
n. j.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-04-01

Judge and Mrs Howard Carrow, of Merchant
VILE, have returned from St Augustine, Fla
where they spent month.
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Miss Harriet Read daughter of MIR and Mrs,
a C. Read, of sharpless and Mountain avenues,
OAK Lane, has returned from quincy Mansion,
Mass, where she attends school, and is SPEND
ing the holidays with her parents
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ALONG THE READING

Miss Grace Edmunds, who has been the guest
OF Mrs Harold b. Mcfarland, Of Lenox road,
Jenkintown, returned to her home in Chestnut
Hill, Mass, on Tuesday.
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Miss Helen Dayton of Moorestown. has beer
visiting in Brooklyn.
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ALONG THE MAIN LINE

oHRRBR0oK-Mrs. w. Logan MacCoy, of City
me II spending several days at Atlantic City.
AIR hnd Mrs. Thomas J, Hare of Wynnewood
ASehne' and Miss Marie Durang, of West Phila-
delphia. have returned from Palm Beach, Fla.
Miss +. Helen Adams. OF Brooklyn, n. Y.
/ Is the guest of Mrs. Henry Drinkhouse. OF
sol pexel road.
AEhleS-Edward w. Box will entertain the
Eierlon' Civic Association Wednesday night,
fApFl 4. when Irwin Cobb will address the
9membss
Mlssdoddard, of Lynn, Mass, who spent part
.he winter at Palm Beach with Mrs, Dale b,
'shsf, has Areturned home after visiting Mr..
ana Mrs. Marie Haines of Maple avenue.
.a's Hainsa Jnother Mrs. C. H. Pinkham. who
mas also been the guest of Mr. and Mrs. Haines.
returned to Lynn last week
Air and Mrs. shipley w. Evans, of Highland
sSsnae' with their children, will leave next week
ief visit to Atlantic City.
hoseaoF Mr. and Mrs. Alexander Brown
~ 'pelF niece, Miss Rosale Brown polan. left
Essen Yesterday to return to their country
~ and Mrs. r, X Reeves viii spend the
@7ssf holidays in Atlantic City
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WILMINGTON

Arrangements have been completed by tho
members OF the Wilmington High School Alum
nae Association for their annual dance to be
held on Wednesday night. April Z, at Pythian
Castle Ralph Jacobs orchestra will furnish
the music. The committee in charge of the
affair comprises Miss Marguerite S. Malone.
chairman Miss Edith c, Bakey, Miss Elma G.
Bartram, Miss Helen NJ. Brown, Miss Bessie
w. Buck Miss Helen A, Burke Miss Elizabeth
Creamer, Miss Nell d. Kennedy, Miss Ethel
Maclem, Miss Gertrude Robb. Miss Lillian $.
Rosin and Miss Dorothy NJ Spring. The patron
esses for the dance include Mrs. p p. Bakey
Mrs. H, e. Bartram. Mrs. John p. Brown. Mrs.
James Fl. Wright Mrs, w. S, Burke, Mrs. Ed
ward n, Records, Mrs John Kenney Mrs. j.
w. Macklem, Mrs. John l.. Malone, Mrs, N L.
Rosin and Miss Elsie Lee Spring.
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Miss Evelyn Armstrong, daughter Of MIR an
Mrs William Armstrong, of Walnut street
Jenkintown, has returned from Wilson College
Chambereburg, Pa, and is spending the Easte
holidays with her parents
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-04-01

Mr.. and Mrs. w. S. sculI. OF col Cooper street,
have returned from Southern trip
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Dr. and Mrs John NJ, GalbraIth. of Lans-
downe, have announced the engagement of their
daughter, Miss Jean Isabel Galbraith, to Row.
land Kingman Armes, OF Lexington Mass.
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Mrs. Fred Bessey of Perkasle, Pa. is visiting
John Monogue and family of Park avenue
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bF' ana MIS- JonH NJ, Galbralth, of Lans-
downe have announced the engagement of their
daughter, Miss Jean Isabel Galbraith, to Row
land kingmRn Armes, of Lexington. Mass.
Mr. and Mrs, Phillip Spaeter. of Huey avenue,
entertained the members Of their 800" club
last evening Among those present were Mr,
and Mrs Edward Wanamaker, Mr. and Mrs
Edward Fay. Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Meloy.
Miss Elizabeth Wilson. Mr., and Mrs. Edward
stocton and Alvin Friede
Miss Margaret Hannum. OF l6 Rigby ave-
nue. will entertain Miss Catharne Chalfant
OF Kennett Square. over the Easter holidays
Mrs Alfred G, Balch, OF 1l9 West Baltimore
avenue, is confined TO her home with a severe
attack Of the grip,
Mrs, Lee Thayer, OF Cincinnati, o. is visit
ing her sister Mrs. S. S. Gerstenberger. Of Els
sex avenue. for indefinite stay,
Miss Louise Van zant OF 5s North I.ans-
downe avenue, returned yesterday from
months trip to Florida, and will leave Friday
for New York, where she will spend the Eas-
ter holidays.
Mr. and Mrs. Norris Scott, Mr., and Mrs. Har-
and Mrs. Ralph Hays and Mr. ana Mrs.
Brooke Evans will motor to Atlantic City for
a weeks stay.
Mrs. Harry Riley win return to her home in
Harrisburg today. after three weeks wish
to Mrs. Herbert Hayes. of 81 Lincoln avenue
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GERMANTOWN

'z Elsie Myers. Of 5O3T Schuyler street, will
= her guest over Easter Miss Jean Nc
1aa'sle Of Elkton. Md.
catharlne Dobson, OF 5s1s Wayne ave-
Is visiting friends in Washington over the
ssifr holidays
Joseph Bushnell, Jr,, Of sOls Aidyale
a9e' accompanied by her daughter. Miss
sAshefsAs Bushnell. win leave today for Fred
sFeksbufg. Va. to be the guest OF Miss Grace
warden
NelteE " La Rue Of i41 Pelham road. has
lasaea 70 his home from trip to Porto Rice
sfaa'am s. lloyd. Of 2sa Harvey street. has
returned home from Porto Rico. where he
HHens fortnight
- go aEs esaTss q Paine of sal West
#ss a4z seeeaHaHlea = lhs|E tao daQsh-
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CHESTER AND VICINITY
Mr.. and Mrs. D.. Frank Slack have returned
to their home on East 4th street from a months
tour through Florida
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NORTH PHILADELPHIA

Miss Leonette Rehfuss, 1909 North 18th street,
has gone to Baltimore over the holidays.
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Miss Marie Murphy of 1900 Westminster ave-
nue. entertained at luncheon at her home
her guests We're Miss Lillian Page, Miss Cath
crime Page, Miss Gertrude sverman, Miss Es-
tel Nantwists' Miss Margaret Murphy, Mrs
Joseph Lpko, John Nolan. Edward McGrath
Charles Murphy and Thomas Murphy Jr Miss
Margaret Murphy sang several solos and Mrs.
McGrath entertained with several reoItatIons
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WOODBURY.

Mrs John r. Mitchell, of Montclair ~ j.,
accompanied by her little daughter, Miss Eliza
beth Mitchell, is visiting her parents, Mr. and
Mrs. Ben Thorpe. of Delaware street.
Mrs, Harry Clark has returned from a 10 days
visit in Greensburg, Pa,
The Luncheon Club will meet tomorrow at tho
home OF Mrs George c. Green Jr,
The choir of Christ Church. under the direo-
tion of Mr.. Wardwe will sing "The Cruel
fxion" tonight at S:15.
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Among the many entertainments which will
be given during the holidays for the younger
set is dance for which Major and Mrs. Will
liam G. Ramsey, OF 913 Delaware avenue, have
issued invitations in the New Century Club on
Saturday, April 10. The guest of honor will be
Miss Margaret Norris Ramsay
J. NJ, Eckerd. of 2lOs Boulevard, announces
the engagement of his daughter. Miss Hazel
RomaIne, to Mitchell NJ Hill, of this city.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-04-01

Miss Marie Kerney will entertain the Outing
Club OF the Daughters of Columbus at a 800"
and luncheon at her home, $500 Master street.
on April IL. She has issued 30 invitations The
club will open its summer home at Laurel
Springs, N. j., on May 10, by giving luncheon
and dance.
The Misses Wallace, OF 4244 Chestnut street,
have Issued cards for o'clock tea on Tues
day afternoon, April g. to meet Miss Galbreath.