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Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-05-23
CON TR ABAND
A Romance Of the North Atlantic
BY RANDALL PARRISH

Aye, and with the sea.cocks open; dead
men tell no tales"
lie whistled his FIST shifting the wood Of
the door
That damned hound And where are
we. sir2"
ON the Newfoundland coast; they think
less than nifty miles, but there's nearly
hundred miles Of blue water TO the west OF
US Here's tho way OF II In a nutshell
Mccain compelled me to take observations /;
u~h when he thought he had tho ship about
Mhero ne wanted II | was locked in my
stateroom the same as you
II was Miss Carrlngton who raye ia our
chance She became friendly with Mo
Sailr' ana agreed 20 go with him. She was
Ielt iree on board, and managed TO release
me while the crew were all on deck The
seward was left on watch in the cabin.
ana she had 20 hit him with this iron"
She did Lord I'd never have thought
" OF that slip Of thing :"
NcN" both Of us got plenty to learn
ABOUT women vet, Leayurd. But we can't
STAND here and talk; there's worl, to do"
aye sir and I'm tit and ready; but
| what's become o. the girl?"
| shes in her room, waiting for Mccain
| TO come down for her. She'll delay him all
she can. Is this the door,"
aye aye, sir; and give me tho iron -
40 was not minute at the Job, and It
| required scarcely longer TO acqualnt the
! -, wv rele"Seu men with knowledge
| or the situation. Olson picked up tho bar
OF wood for weapon. asking simply:
! Vat we do now. Captain? Iss II 10
| nght?"
Hush whispered Masters there's
some one coming up the ladder"
We crept back into the bosun's stateroor1
| and waited breathlessly There was scarce
! ly room for the four Of us, and the door
caught, and would not wholly close A
dim light reflected along the walls of the
passage. making me aware that the fellow
who was slowly climbing the iron ladder
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cabin after the girl Tony was the only one
left In the engine room, and I was sent
along to see that no left the cocks open"
The boats were all over the side, then?'
Yes. sir"
How many Of them"
-Four"
Where were they?"
He set his teeth. but the pressure Of Lea
yord's fingers compelled an answer
Three o. EN- had got away lyin' maybe
a hundred yards out. and the fourth was
still at tho ladder. waitin' fer us 10 come
over the side.
This last one was McCann's boat? who
were in IT,"
II didn't look over 10 sec, sir"
Maybe not, hut you know Just the same.
The men were all picked for the boats. Give
the names"
Well, thar wus Liverpool. white. Dubois,
Tony an myself, the niger. Watson, an
let's see-Joe Sachs"
"Seven---with Mccain and the girl-nine ;
not overloaded surely. but quite picked
company worthy their chief. The other
boats held more?"
About twelve men each sir"
Lesyords eyes met mine In silent under
standing. He was seaman enough to in
stantly grasp the purpose OF this unequal
dtvision--the lighter boat would be the
better sailor, the easier operated in heavy
sea.
Which boat was It you fellows chose %
he asked
The port-quarter boat"
sirY"
'Thow him into the bosun's bunk, and
| then nail up the door. Wen give him n
| dose Of HIS own medicine More lively
| there's another job waiting US on deck"
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COLVIN-BERNARD

A pretty wedding will take place this
evening at o'clock at the home OF Mr.
and Mrs. Robert Young Bernard, Fifty-thlrd
street and Gainor road, Wynnefeld, when
their daughter Miss Elizabeth Jessie Ber-
nard will become the bride OF Mr.. Jay wal
lace Colvin, son OF Mr.. George F.. Colvin.
The wedding will be small one, witnessed
only by the members OF the two families
and a few intimate friends. The Reverend
John Allen Blair. Of the Tabernacle Presby-
terian Church, will perform the ceremony.
The bride who will be given in marriage
by her father, will wear an exquisite gown
OF white bride satin made in pannier effect
and trimmed in pearls. A long court train
will fall from the shoulders. Her tulle veil
will be worn in cap fashion. She will carry
a shower bouquet of orchids and lilies of
the valley.
The brides sister, Miss Isabel Marie
Bernard, maid OF honor, will be the only
attendant.
Mr. Colvin will have as best man, Mr.
Herbert Lee Bogardus. Of Cleveland, o.
A largo reception will Immediately fol-
low the ceremony after which the bride
and bridegroom will leave for an extended
wedding trip Upon their return Mr. and
Mrs Colvln will live at Warren.
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RoXborough

The annual lawn fete Of the ladies' Ala
OF St Timothy's Hospital will be held on
Wednesday. juno Is.
The-oommenoernent exercises of st. Tim
othys Training School for Nurses Will be
held at Woodvule. wissahiclon, tomorrow
evening. reception and dance win follow
the presentation Of diplomas
Eleven young women Will receive their
diplomas. This is the largest class grad
uated from the institution. The graduates
are the Misses Leonda Kehrweider, Martha
G. Schmidt Edna Elizabeth Place, Kather-
Inc Roster, Dora Cotton. Katherine Anne
Why, Mary Helen Montgomery, Helen A
Zeigler, Myrtle Helen Edmunds, Annie
Manly and Hannah Brandt
The Rev. John H S. Putnam will oman
the exercises with prayer, followed by an
address by DR.. Fred Gowing, principal OF
the Girls High School The diplomas viii
be conferred by the Rev. J. b. Halsey, of
St. Timothy's Church.
Tho musical program will consist Of q
baritone solo by Mr.. F. Willard Cornman.
duet by Miss Florence Cornman and Mrs,
Goodwin Stevenson and trio by Mrs. God
win Stevenson. Mr.. Lawrence Miller and
Mr.. Goodwin Stevenson.
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Fellowship Ball

The annual fellowship ball at the Acad-
emy OF Fine Arts, Broad and Cherry streets,
to be held tonight In the Academy assembly
room, will be a quiet AFFAIR In comparison
with former years because OF war condi-
tions. Farewells to students who have en-
listed or are expecting a call soon will
take the place of the former gayety.
II was thought for some time the ball
would be Cancelled by the management,
but the opinion of the students prevailed
against this course. because the ball is con-
sidered the chief social event in connection
with the close OF the years work.
The announcement Of prizes will be made
tomorrow afternoon at o'oApck No for
NAL commencement exercises are held at
the Academy
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Dickens Fellowship, meeting, Adelphsa
hotel. O'Clock. Members
Patriotic meeting, under the auspice. Of
sne National League for woman'a servica
Building, $500 Main street. cermantovr
$3.50 o'clock. Free
., concert, beneht American Anabulano. in
france Germantown Cricket Club, s O'Clock
Admission charge.
BAH, benefit British war Relief Funa.
, Lu Lu temple, Broad and Spring Garden
streets $3.50 o'clock. Admission charge
sacred Concert. Jewish LiturEicaI Mu.la.
Meuopoltan Opera House, Broad and Pom
Jar streets. 8 o'clock. Admission charge.
Parents meeting and showing of dresses
Inade by girls OF the eighth grade, Thomas
Dunlap Public School Fifty-frst and Paca
streets, s:l5 o'clock. Free
Firth annual commencement exerci...
central Educational Institute, Auditorium
central Branch Y. NJ c. A. 1921 Arch
street, o'clock Invitation.
democratic Club, meeting. 1880 south
rem square, $3.50 O'Clock Members
Fortleth and Market Streets business
Mems Association, meeting, Z South Fortieth
street, $3.50 o'clock Free
county Medical Society, meeting, Twenty.
second and Ludlow streets, 8 o'clock Mern-
bers.
BENEFIT dance for American Red Gross.
Loeser's Dancing Academy, Nixon Theatre
DullGlng' ~ South Fifty-second street
Admission charge,
Homeopathic Medical Society. soction Of
surgery. Gynecology and Ohstetrics meet.
ing, Hahnemann College. Members.
Lawyers Club of PHILADELPHIA. r.seutiou
in honor Of the Judges Of the District Court
or the United States for the Eastern Dis
ulct or pennsylvania, Bellevue-Stratford,
| , O'Clock. Invitation.
The Municipal Band, Queen Park, Second
| and Catharine streets. Free
| Pennsylvanla Academy OF the Fine Arts.
ball, Academy Broad and Cherry streets
| Musical In aid of Delmar-BIorrIs AuxiI-
| iary or Red Cross. Delmar-Morris, German
| town. Admission charge
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Weddings
sPARKs-FITZGERALD

quiet wedding will take place this eve
ming at $50 o'clock in the church of St
Luke and the Epiphany. when Miss Kath-
leen FltzGerald. daughter Of Mrs Hide
brand FitZGerald, of 1906 South Broad
street will become the bride of Mr. Walter
Russell Sparks. Miss FltzGerald will be
given in marriage by her mother and will
wear white satin and duchess lace which
was worn by her mother on her wedding
day. A long court train fastens at the
shoulders and orange blossoms will form
the decoration Of the tulle veil Her bridal
bouquet Will be composed Of orchids and
lilies Of the valley
Miss FitzGeralds only attendant will be
Miss Helen Johnson, of Mt Holyoke Mass.
who will wear pink tulle over silver cloth
and pink horsehair hat. She will carry
pink sweet peas and pink snapdragons. Mr..
Sparks will have his brother. Mr.. A. 7.
Sparks, as best man. There will be no
ushers. A small reception for the families
will follow the ceremony at the brides home,
Mr.. and Mrs, Sparks will live in Overbrook.
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and song in which many clubs vii, par,,c,.
pate Dinner will be served from & 40 70
s o'clock ''o' "
The annual senior class dance will taka
place at the Chestnut Hill Acadeny ~,
FRIDAY evening, The patronesses viii he
Mrs. Clarence Zantzlnger, Mrs, George
woodward, Mrs. E. W. Clark, 3D. Mrs WI
liam H. Kingsley, Mrs Joseph w wear
Mrs. Clarence J. Clark, Mrs. F. w. w
Graham and Mrs. Robert s. Martin
The regular monthly dance at the Over.
ming.
At the luncheon which Miss Katherine
Gilbert, Of the Marlyn, will give on Satur-
day in honor OF her guest Miss Margarst
Mexican, of Pittsburgh, the other guests
will be Miss Isabel wanamaker, Miss
Louise Wanamaker Miss Marie Louisa
FAIRIES, Miss Natalie Davis, Miss Doris
Dexter, Miss Dorothy Morley, Miss Eleanor
Gray, Miss Catherine MacFarland, Miss
Virginia Barclay, Miss Henrietta Dlnond,
Miss Jean Austin and Miss Marion Ken
dali, and Miss Katherine Kendall and Miss
Louise Wolfe, Of Pittsburgh.
Or. William Beatty Jennings. OF sO12
Greene street, Germantown. has gone TO
Dallas, Tex, to attend the General ASSEM-
pAy Vi tHS iSspy CnuTCn,
Mr.. and Mrs. James Macdonald, of Ger
mantown, announce the engagement Of their
daughter. Miss Marjorie Macdonald, to Mr.
Gerald Hartley Deacon
Mr.. Frederick Hahn has issued invita-
tions for a pupils recital in Presser Hall
on Saturday evening A varied and inter-
estng program has been arranged, includ-
lEg violin, piano and vocal solos.
The Hahn Conservatory of Music will
combine with the Philadelphia Musical
Academy in the autumn. This will then
be one of the largest schools Of music in the
east
At the Fairfax Apartments, School House
lane and Wayne avenue, Germantown, on
Thursday, Friday and Saturday there will
be a. sale OF bed spreads under the auspices
of the Southern Industrial Educational
Association. The money made will be used
to further the work b"f this organization.
Mr. and Mrs. P. A. Grant, Of Atlantic
City, formerly of this city. announce the
marriage of their daughter. Miss Mildred
Gertrude Grant. to Mr.. Thomas F. Scott, on
May II, at Our Lady Star Of the Sea
Church, Chelsea.
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Johnston Sinclair
of Klngscourt, announced the engagement
OF their daughter. Miss Dorothy Sinclair
to Mr. Frank Mum Walker, Of Philadel.
phia, at a luncheon given at the Rittenhouse
today.
Mr. and Mrs James F. Tobin, OF sl4
South st. Bernard street, announce the en-
gagement Of their daughter, Miss Mildred
Muriel Tobin TO Dr. William j. Lynch. No
date has been set for the wedding
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CHAPTER NNXu

HNHEY were In no way gentle about Il,
i vet the work was noiselessly DONE and
with sailor-lke thoroughness Dugan under
took to curse, but was so instantly gagged
that only the first muffled word reached me
In the passage. Masters held the lantern,
while tho two mates refastened the door
driving home the nails with the iron bhr
The moment this was secure was ready for
the next act
olive the lantern to Olson, Masters
You've got TO look after the engine room,
and leave us to attend the deck job.
There'u be those Sea-CoCks to see 20 first
and then keep enough fire under the boilers
for steerage-way Down with you, and don't
pay any attention TO whatever we do"
Heavy as he was he went down the iron
| rungs Of the ladder like "A fireman answer
| Ing a call, and the three OF US who were left
behind in tho passage stared into each
| others faces. barely visible in the dim
radius OF light.
What next, sir?" asked Leayord enx-
! iousiy. There's only three of us now, an
| forty-threo o. them"
"One less--you're counting Dade. and he's
| safe enough The boy Moon ia Of no nc.
| count, and I imagine there are twenty men
out in those boats who have no heart in
| this business. They'd be with us now II
| they had any chance--isnt that 30. Olson p
'Yas, sr-but they won't likely git nc
chance"
True enough; yet It is something tc
| know that McCann and his gang cannot
| count on them either. II It comes to a fight
As things stand II is all n matter Of luck
and nerve, Three Of the boats with thirty.
six men in them. are ahoat and far enough
| away If II is n dark night. so that the shiT
is little more than a shadow. Those lad.
| will see nothing of what takes place or
| board. There are only six in the boat hang
| ing TO the foot OF the lader. with McCanr
| left alone on deck. We ought to be able &c
| handle that bunch"
Leayord dug the iron bar he held int
the deck planks savagely.
| what did yer tell Masters 70 only keer
up enough steam for steeraEe-way for, sir7'
| he asked bluntly.
CONTINUED TOMORROW
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Germantown

The graduating exercises Of the Ger
mantown Hospital Training School for
Nurses will be held at the Church OF the
Redeemer, Penn and Chew streets on Tues
day evening, May 29'
A reception and dance will be held after
the exercises in the recreation hall Of the
nurses home.
The graduates are Miss Alice L. Bards-
lev Miss Mary f. Mammert, Miss Sue M
peters, Miss Elizabeth e Brown MISS
Mabel NJ. Keller, Miss Alice l., Johnstohe'
Nice Rose Bassinger, Miss Elizabeth p.
cunt Miss Mabel II. Springer, Miss Mar
saret NJ Springer, Miss Marian O. BLANK
Siss elizabeth D. Riley, Miss Helen M.
Palmer, Miss Josephine NJ. Greswold; Miss
Katherine w. Keefer and Miss Miriam
Johnston.
Mrs. John ]. McDevitt. Of Lincoln drive,
gavs a children's party last week In honor
of her two little boys
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Refuses Carnival Injunction

POTTSVILLE, Pa, May 2S. 80 Judge
Bechtel, after hearing the complaint
OF women Of Shenandoah, who alleged that
the Rescue Hook and Ladder Company took
possession of the childrens playground in
Shenandoah without permission to hold a
carnival, decided that as the hremen were
already in possession OF the grounds they
cannot be restrained by injunction, but can
be otherwise held accountable at law.
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TR1OI,-MUGFORD

The marriage of Miss Ethel Mugford,
daughter Of Mr. and Mrs. Aaron Mugford,
of 1925 North Fifth street, to Mr.. Francis
A. Triol, was solemnized yesterday morning
al the home Of the brides parents. Rev.
Walter b. Greenway, of the CASTOR Pres
byterian Church, Eleventh street and Le-
high avenue, performed the ceremony The
bride, who was given in marriage by her
father, was unattended. Mr. and Mrs. Triol
left on an extended trip and will be at home
after June 13 at 4S25 North Fifth street.
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Auto Men 10 Meet in Cleveland

CLEVELAND. O.. May 23.-Dr II. w.
Row, OF Baltimore president OF the Amer
lean Automobile Association; A, c. Batch
elder, Of Washington, executive chairman,
and John A Wilson, OF Franklin, Pa,
former president, win arrive here tomorrow
70 open headquarters for the convention Of
the association which win Be held Friday.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-05-23
Along the Main Line

Miss Gibbs, Of Washington, d. c., is the
guest Of Miss Mary e. Converse, Of Chet-
wynd Rosemont, for two weeks
Mrs. Frederick B, EmbicF, Of Roadside
Cottage Devon. returned from New York
on Monday where she has spent the last
week.
Miss Agnes Wilson, Of Kentucky, is visit
ing her brother and sister-in-aw, Mr. and
Mrs. E. Waring Wilson, OF Rosemont.
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Along the Reading

Mr.. and Mrs Charles F. Kindt, Of Jenk-
intown, had as their guests last week Mr.
and Mrs. A. A. Hoy, of Sunbury, Pa
The Bordentown Military Academy gave
a musicale and dance at this Beechwood
School, Jenkintown, on Saturday evening.
Miss Dorothy Chestnut, Of Ridley Park.
will give a lingerie shower this afternoon
for Miss Helen Nash Of Wyncote. whose
engagement to Mr.. Robert McCracken, OF
this city, was recently announced.
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NoulS borie, 80, VIII take place on sat-
uday, June 2. Miss Cassatt will be one
" the bridesmaids at the wedding. the
eners being Miss Mary Brown Warburton,
Mss Harriet Deaver and Miss Jean B.
hancock Miss Gretchen Clay will be her
aster's maid Of honor.
Miss Marion Keating Johnson will give
man tea at her home in Rosemont on
sunday afternoon, June 3, in honor of Miss
Astnarine Rutgers Conger, whose marriage
Ar; franklin Taylor Clark will take
pace June 20.
pr. and Mrs. Henry r. Geyelln, Of New
iork. will spend the weekend with their
Hfents, Mr. and Mrs. Henry Laussat Geye-
~, az Hardwicke, Villanova.
ms Geyeln returned to Villanova on
r~oncAy after visiting her daughter, Mrs.
SAarleS F. Clement. at sunbury. Pa.
M and Mrs. Lewis A. Riley are visit
as uneir son-in-law and daughter, Mr.. and
~ Jonn Barnes Townsend, at Montrose,
M and Mrs. John Valentine, Of High
s.a Farm, Bryn Mawr, returned yester-
- Hom trip to Baltimore.
NJ nS Robert Sturgis and her daughter.
ea.s ss henrietta Sturgis of New York. will
~, ,Inir uleir summer home, Laburnums Chel-
y, HILLS, on Friday.
he.l sturgis and her daughter came over
WsSd,eW NeW York last week to attend the
~ ntk OF Miss Marion Field Sharpless
ovs. Sr, John Lord Butler. They remained
49, sunday as the guests of Mrs. Frederick
A0frs. of wyncote.
ura s Frank Evans, of 2110 Spruce street,
~, luncheon Monday at the Hunting
~. ,siey Country Club. Mrs. Evans will
eoss,s , Yea and card party TO about fifty
NJ Quay at the same club.
A.. I. George c. Matlack will give a lunch
louay at the club.
M AN'hs those who have taken tables at
Al ~. iose TO be given on Friday afternoon
Il. NJ germantown Cricket Club in aid of
~, ,eheh Wounded Fund are Mrs. Will
Harrv hurtz' Mrs Richard Day. Mrs.
B. ~. Lpplncott Cassard, Mrs. william
Adsrsoa' MRS William Arrison, Miss Jean
Ep,aA' Mrs Cornelius Bodine, Miss
is.oeth NJ. Ash Mrs. F. e. Bright, Mrs.
4 ~, comfort, Mrs. Carl Williams, Mrs.
a,sa,, ana Mrs. Arthur Haines, OF Mexican
on So germantown, entertained at supper
cur ay night at the Germantown Cricket
c1vn,s. herbert Tilden, Of the wissahickon,
llav will leave June / for Cape
az n ghere she has taken a cottage for
otsrt ana Mrs. Edward d. C. Lynch, OF
ulsrook, have closed their home and have
nus ct u cottage at 2l South Providence ave-
Nnsisea, for the summer.
rha ph.,
a ~ r.n1lladelphia Art Alliance will hold
M, pageant on June and Z from
n IIt N the evening. at the polo field
.| t4Adeiphia Country Club for the
zoe artists war relief Starting
't there viii be a pageant Of Hight
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South PHILADELPHIA

MI' ana Mrs. Samuel H. Cohen OF s96
SCUM Fltth street, announce the engage
ment Of their daughter, Miss Ada Cohen. 70
Mr. Max Vigderman, Of 1894 South ESifth
ding ''' "eu-
Mr.. and Mrs Michael Grugan. OF l2os
South Iwenty-seventh street, have gone TO
Ocean City for a few days.
Mr.. and Mrs. George J. Gillespie. ~ ,7oo
south Nineteenth street. have opened their
cottage In Cape May for the summer.
Mr. and Mrs. Preston /. AleRo. Of lo11
Latona street. spent the Weekend in wild.
wood ~ '''"-
Mr. and Mrs. Charles W. Allen, or so25
Iltan street, motored TO Atlantic city on
saturday 10 spend a few weeks in that
resort.
AIR and Mrs Bernard Bradley who live
AZ -l22 Wharton street are now occunyirs q
thelr summer cottage in Atlantic CITY
MI and Mrs. John Jerdon. Of 1910 Titan
street. spent the weekend in Atlantic city.
Mr. and Mrs George W Young. Of 23l6
South Broad street, with their daughter
MRS weld and their granddaughter, Miss
barbara Weld, have gone TO occupy their
cottage for the summer at 1O3 south Dover
avenue, Chelsea
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West PHILADELPHIA

The Ladies' Aid Society OF calvary Meth
odist Church, Forty-egnth ana paitl,roI1 tt.i''s1
avenue will give a strawberry testiNai
.or.nrrovO Afternoon and evening.
Mrs II Warren Lutz. Of 1911 South
xr,St,,s.sventh street. will give small
luncheon today -
Mrs John NJ. corn, Of isis Pine Hsrest
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Personals

Miss Lois b. Cassatt gave a luncheon
lnd kitchen shower at her home in Hav-
giord on Tuesday in honor of Miss Mary
AIce Clay, whose wedding to Mr.. Charles
Louis Borie, Sd, will take place on Sat-
wday, June 2. Miss Cassatt will be one
VI the bridesmaids at the wedding the
tlhers being Miss Mary Brown Warburton,
MISS Harriet Deaver and Miss Jean B.
hancock. Miss Gretchen Clay will be her
ssters maid OF honor.
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v,a wuo mas been visiting In Virginia for some
"eeAs mas returned TO her home.

s,ra ar. Chsrles T, Bowers, Of 5325 Catharln.
seeL ~ VIII open his cottage at Beimar
,a week and will entertain his son-in
Jaw and daughter. Mr. ana M. Dnu1.,
webster, and some friends
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fhoto by j. NlNVHNh |iAA"N'
MISS VIRGINIA STROUD
Miss Stroud, who is the daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. David H. Stroud,
of 3340 North Broad street, will be
an aid at the Fete Champetre to be
held Friday and Saturday Of this
week, under the auspices Of the
Ladies' Auxiliary Of the new Mater
Misericordiae Hospital, which is
expected to be ready in September
in case Of war necessities
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-05-23

Mr., and Mrs Michael Grugan. Of 1929
Ocean City for few DAYS ~
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-05-23

Mr and Mrs. Preston /, Alego, Of 1911
latona street, spent the weekend in wild.
wood 80 '''"N
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MT. and Mrs. George J. Gillespie. Of 1929
South Nineteenth street. have ononod .bci.
cottage In Cape May for the summer
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Miss Marion Heating Johnson will give
mail tea at her home in Rosemont on
sunday afternoon. June 3, in honor of Miss
Asnarine Rutgers Conger, whose marriage
Ar; franklin Taylor Clark will take
Place June %.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-05-23

AIR and Mrs Bernard Bradley. who live
AZ @l22 Wharton street are now occupyins
Ilelr summer cottage in Atlantic civ
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and song in which many clubs will partio,.
pate Dinner will be served from 80 10
s o'clock WV W
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-05-23

The regular monthly dance at the Over.
brook Golf Club will take place this eve.
ming.