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The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1918-08-27
SOLDIERS MEAL TICKET
IS YOUR LIBERTY BOND

To feed one United States soldier for
one year 1t takes:
Beef. ATS pounds.
or
Bacon, 275 pounds.
Wheat -four, 413 pounds.
Potatoes, 45S pounds.
Beans. s. pounds.
Prunes. 81 pounds.
Coffee, 26 pounds.
Sugar, 70 pounds.
Syrup, pounds.
Condensed milk, 11h pounds.
Butter. liz pounds.
Lard. liz pounds.
Vinegar, 31s pounds.
Salt, 1874 pounds.
Which is one Of the reasons for Lib.
erty Bonds.
The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1918-08-27
LEARN THESE sUSas


Every body in Mason, Bracken and
Robertson counties and all visitors to
the Germantown Fair are herewith
requested to learn these songs, cut
them out of this paper, bring them to
the Fair on Friday, and all Join In
singing them. Let us have one big,
union community sing. All singers
from every community are requested
to come as near to the ring as posi-
BILE during the Administration Parade.
w. d. COCHRAN,
Food Administrator For Mason
County.
Every Body Slng-Tnne cover There"
Food will win the war, win the war,
win the war,
Send the word afar. word afar, word
afar,
See us saving everywhere, for the
fighters over There.
Save it right away, don't delay, save
today,
Soldiers must have wheat, must have
sweet, much have meat.
Hear them call to you and me-"Send
us food across the sea-"
CHORUS:
Over There, Over There,
Send the wheat, send the wheat Over
There;
For the boys we're working, no one
is Sinking,
To do his bit most everywhere,
All we care, is to share,
All our food with the boys cover
There"
Well be saving, we'll all be saving,
And we won't stop saving till its over
"Over There"
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The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1918-08-27
America.

My country, It's of thee,
Sweet land of liberty
OF thee l sing;
Land where my fathers died;
Land of the Pilgrims pride!
From ev'ry mountain side
Let freedom ring!
My native country, thee,
Land of the noble, free,
| love thy rocks and rill
Thy woods and tempted hills
My heart with rapture thrills
Like that above.
Let music swell the breeze,
And ring from all the trees
Sweeth freedoms sing
Let mortal tongues awake.
Let all that breathe partake,
Let rocks their silence break,
The sound prolong.
God save" our splendid men,
Send them safe home again,
God save" our men.
Make them victorious,
Patient and chovalrous, 2
They are so dear to us,
God save" our men.
The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1918-08-27

In all of the pictures, scenarios
for which were written by the best
talent in the country, an attempt
has been made to give the audi.
ences an interesting short story
as well as a message about the
bonds. They are short but pithy.
The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1918-08-27
SLackers

Ten little sIackers standing In q
line;
One Joined the Army, then
there were nine.
Nine little sIackers discussing
what they ate;
One gave up wheat and sweets,
then there were eight.
Eight little sIackers looking up
at heaven;
One saw an alrshIp there, then
there were seven.
Seven little slackers, talking pol.
tiles;
One Joined the Navy, then
there were elk.
Six little slackers gave thanks
they were alive;
One picked up a Germans
"clock," then there were
five.
Five little sIackers, Stacking
more and more,
One heard a soldier talk, then
there were four.
Four little slackers trying life
to see;
One saw a Belgian babe, then
there were three.
Three little sIaekers bound to
stick II through;
One went to building ships,
then there were two.
Two little sIaekers Wishing war
were done;
One Joined the gay Marines
then there was one.
One little Stacker looking hard
for fun;
He bought a Liberty Bond.
then there was none.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-01-26
BELGIAN REFUGEE
SPEAKS AGAIN
Ohio State Society Heard Miss
Silvercruys at Meeting on
Wednesday Night

The ohio state Society of Philadelphia
held its monthly supper at the home of the
Poor Richard club ON South Gamac street
on Wednesday evening, and the president
Mr.. W. +. TEerkildspu presided
Mr.. Dillon H. Wilson, who Is chairman ut
the entertainment committee, had arranged
the program.
There were short speeches by Air. charles
H. Barney and Mr.. Dwight VI. Lowry, and
then the fascinating little Belgian girl
Miss Suzanne SlvcrCruys, told her story.
In her charming costume, which represents
the noble spirit Of Belgium, and with her SOFT
hair i'm two long braids covered with pretty
yellow cap. Miss SilverCruys gave her story
full Of all the pathos and joy and inspiration
Of youth II is the very simplicity and direct
ness with which the story is told that wins
the hearts Of all her hearers, and many were
thrilled by her recital
In n most gracious speech Dr. l.. l.. Mont
gouery rendered a vote Of thanks to MISS
Silvercruys telling of the patriotism win
which her enthusiasm inspires us all.
4 motion was then passed that Miss silver
cr,ys be elected an honorary member of the
Ohio Society, she being the first woman to be
so favored, sharing the honor of election with
the distinguished William II. Tait
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-01-26
JUST GOSSIP ABOUT PEOPLE
And Again We Are to Have tumble or Rummage
Sale-Play at Bellevue-Stratford for Con-
valescent Home Success

liiends as usual, will enjoy a feast Of wild
uuck' Nenison steak or some other delicious
morSel Of food produced through the expert
narksinanship Of Mr.. Cunningham
Mrs. Charles Osmond, Of 2736 North Twen.
tE-hihth street, entertained AZ cards at her
nome on Wednesday evening.
MT and Mrs Louis Markud Of aiOi 1.u-
'uo avenue, are receiving congratulations
on the birth Of a daughter. Gertrude Mar
kind.
Miss y. Edith Grimes. OF Geo North FIFTY
thiro street will give card party this after
noon from until o'clock The proceeds
VIII be given to the Red Cross
Mrs Theodore Louis Adams. OF 1916 North
Eishteenth street, announces the engagement
OF her daughter, Miss Marion France,
Adams, to Lieutenant Charles Maxwell
hnof. l. 5. r., of CheHield. Miss Adams
IS the daughter of the late pr. Theodore
LOUIS Adams. well-known surgeon of this
clty Lieutenant knopf graduated from the
University Of Pennsylvania in 1915 and is
now in camp with the field artillery.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-01-26
OAK LANE REVIEW
CLUBS MEETING
Organized in 1895, Club Has
Grown Into Large Institution.
With Many Departments

\ meeting Of In" current events depart-'
mrnt of the oak Lane Review cub was held
az - o'clock ON Wednesday afternoon in the
library Mrs. William T. Grobcu Is chair
man. Mrs PAU Fisher is chairman Of tho
junior department, which also held a meeting
at o'clock. Tho officers Of the club include
Mrs John Miller. president; Mrs George
G. Il, Dcgan, first vice president Mrs. Edward
j. llumcston, second vice president; Miss
Laura 7, laroshc, treasurer; Mrs. Henry X.
fasIdiL recording secretary; Mrs. William
c. lcrkcs, corresponding secretary. and Mrs,
Eugene II. Austin, federation secretary.
The directors are Miss Bertha T.. Mac.
carroll Mrs William II. Shelly. Mrs. W.
ilastic Smith. Jr, Mrs. Charles :. Crowcu.
Mrs David :. Elaudcr, Mrs George W.
Stewart, Mrs. 5. Clarence MILLER Mrs.
Charles f. Gable and Mrs. William T. Sigert.
The officers ana the directors form the
executive board, which holds its meetings
inc irst Wednesday Of each month. The
Review club has steadily grown since it's
organization in 1898. Three years later n
was federated aud i'm 19li il was incorpo-
rated. There ar" now seven COMMITTEES and
an equal number of departments each one
Of which has its chairman. and q member
ship list Of about 900 including nine original
charter members.
meeting of Tie wumaus golf team Of
the uld York Road Country Club at Jcnkn-
town was held yesterday morning at half
past ten. Mrs. John stanton Ely the teams
president called the meeting TO order to mako
plans and to elect Il captain for the ensuing
year.
Alr and Mrs caleb T. Fox, Of BertheIlyu.
ola Sor, road, Ogontz, have taken apart
ments at the Bcllevuc-Stratford for the
winter. They VIII spend the wccI-cnds at
their country home.
Mrs. A. r. Freeman and her daughter.
Miss Freeman OF McIrosc avenue, Mclrosc.
are occupying their new house on Spring
avenue, ElknS Park
Mr. Albert Hascltiuc Smith, Of 2O37 SAN
som street, is living for the present at the
Huntingdon Valley Country Club, Noble.
Miss Anna Ottcrbach, of Old York road,
JenlIintowu, will entertain her five huIdrcd
club at her home on Tuesday afternoon. The
club meets fortuightly and the members at
every other meeting do war relief work by
making dresses for little children of our
stricken allies on the Continent.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-01-26
INTERESTING WEDDING
ON WEDNESDAY
Miss Mary Regina McCambridge
Married to Mr.. Francis Larkin,
Jr., in st. Elizabeth's Church

An interesting wedding took place Oh
Wednesday, when Mss Mary Regina Nc
Cambridge. daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. James
McCambridgc, became the bride Of Mr.
Francis =. Larllin, Jr, Of this city. The
ceremony was performed by the Rev. Joseph
A. He(fcrnan, at St. Elizabeth's Church,
Tweuty-third and Bcrls streets.
The bride was given in marriage by her
brother, Mr.. Jesse McCambrdgc. She wore
a gown OF white satin brocadcd and trimmed
with silver, and a tullc Veil fastened by
silver band. Her shower bouquet was COM
posed Of sweet peas and roses.
The brides sister Miss NJ. Claire Me-
Cambridge, was maid OF honor, and wore
"A gown of orchid georgetto crepe and satin
trimmed with silver lace and carried a large
bouquet of Ward roses.
Mrs. James Erie McCambrdgc, a sister Of
the bridegroom, who was the matron OF
honor Wore gown Of apricot satin trimmed
with silver and carried pink roses.
Two of the bridesmaids, Miss Anna Toland
and Mss Anna Larlsin, wore frocks of apricot
georgette crepe and orchid satin with
touches of silver trimming, while Miss
Gladys Crosby, Miss Marie Larlln and Miss
Margaret McCambridge wore dresses of or
child georgettc crepe and apricot satin, also
trimmed with silver lace, All Of the brides.
maids wore lcEhom hats trimmed with or
enid ribbons and flowers and carried bOu-
quets of snapdragons aud Ward roses.
The bridegroom had his brother Mr..
James Richard Larkin, as best man, and
the ushers were Mr.. James Erie Mccain
bridge, Mr.. jesse McCambridge, Mr., John
OBrlen and Mr.. Frank Hamilton.
After the ceremony a breakfast was served
To the members Of the immediate families
at the home Of the brides parents, III
Eric avenue.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-01-26
SHOW AND DANCE
ON WEDNESDAY
Invitations Issued for Entertain
ment of Naval Reserves and Ma
rines-Germantown Show

Miss Margaret NJ Hctzcl pf 322 Rich
mond street, has issued invitations for show
and dance in honor Of the naval reserves
and marines TO be held at the \. g. llarmer
Club, 1880 ShackamaXon street, ON Wednes-
day evening
The entertainment is in charge Of Mr.. Os-
car Thompson, the well-kuown magician.
During the evening several Of the talented
naval men win sing and there will be many
popular selections.
The entertainment will be followed by
dancing, for which one of the best Orchcstras
IN town has been engaged, so that Il most
delightful evening is promised to each Of
the 200 men who have been invited
A minstrel show followed by a dance will
be given in St. Nincents Hail. East Price
street, Germantown on Tuesday evening.
Those who will take part i'm the show are
Mr. Thomas Mclaughlin, Mr.. Daniel Me
Laughlin. MIR. Thomas Fitzmarteu, Mr.. James
Beatty. Mr.. Charles RumOr. Mr. Thomas Ne
Ardle and Hiss Winnie McArde, sOloist. Mr.
James Sullivan and Mr. Albert Cummings
will be the end men and Mr.. Paul {. Hender-
son. favoTite in Philadelphia theatrical cir
cles, has been engaged to act as the inter-
locutor and producer. The entertainment
will be followed by a dance and grand march.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-01-26
Visiting Nurse Society
Helu Annual Election

The Visiting Nurses Society, of l8iO Lom-
bard street, today held its thirty-sccond
annual meeting, at which Mrs. 4homas j.
DoIan was elected president.
Miss Katherine Tucker. the superintendent,
made her report, which stated that the deple-
tion of the staffs of the hospitals caused by
the war and the reduction in the ranks of
the physicians and private nurses by the
same causes had made an increasing de.
mand on the visiting nurses. Descriptions
of the homes also caused by the war and
the recent coal famine have caused much
more sickness than usual, II was stated.
Nearly 10000 visits We're made last year
by the Visiting Nurses and the society is
now giving field training to the senior pupils
from nine hospitals OF the city II is
making a specially Of tuberculosis treatment
in the home and is the only society in the
city so doing.
other officers elected today were Mrs.
J. Norman Jackson. first vice president; Mrs.
Horace Howard Furness, Jr, second vice
president Miss Nina Lea, third vice presi-
dent: Mrs. Chancellor c. English, recording
secretary Miss Mary S. Feblger, correspond
ing secretary; Mrs. Albert L. Brubaker,
treasurer.
The new members Of the board OF mana
gers are Mrs James ID. Winsor, Jr,, and
Mrs. Pemberton Hollingsworth
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-01-26
DANCE FOLLOWS
LARGE CONCERT
Band From Battleship Will Play
During Intermission of Enter .
talnment by Treble Clef Club

one OF the most interesting events Of the
SCihlns week is the large concert which Is 10
De , gwen on Wednesday evening by the.
Treble Clef Club, when this ,TeIli,ro,,,,nn
musical organization together with a nuns,
per OF talented artists, will entertain for me
Deheht or the United Service Club for e,,!n
I'SISu Ir men Of the army and navy.
The concert will be given In the baiIroor,
oi tne BeIevue- -Stratford at o'clock and
WIN be divided into two parts, a band FROM
Ihe oauleship Oklahoma furnishing music
curing the intermissIon. Dancing will fof,
low lron 10 10 IL o'clock
The soloists of the evening will he Afada,n1
Adela Bovine Kirby, the well-known soprana
ana Mr. Harry Saylor baritone An uhl
usually attractive program has been planned
Eii.Em EirL,i gives an opportunity for Madame
style and Mr.. Saylor's rich baritone Ia be
shoWn to its best advantage In addition
e mere VIII be several selections by the Treble
lovers in this city.
Inc concert is given under the musical
uueclnh OF Mr.. Karl Schneider with ATf
Fms Clark Hammann at the piano Amons
oi,S' snose WI VINO have engaged boxes for the eyel
nlhe are Mrs. John Gribbel Mrs George ~
EafIe' Jr., Mrs, William Percy Sirnnso,a
MISS Clarissa Q. McCutcheon Mrs IsaaE
Lowry Mrs, Peter Il. Smith, Mrs William
\; S,,ss MGSahan. :, Jr' Mrs. T, Broom Beifieid
and Mrs. William Simpson, Jr. lf
The program is as follows:
,Star Spangled Banner
]. To the Spirit OF Music 49, pero,. s,..,.
:. ta) ''The Crying OF the Nsterr -
tbI DO Not Go, Ny Lover FehapSe H. 1dp.on pso
' MY Lover, He Comes on the Skee fTs'''eel
- IT, 49,, Adela Bovine Kirby =
q. Two Indian Songs. .....,... ThIslo,y 7 t.,,....
tal Leave Song LHeurNhefe
CD Lullaby Z
Helen Z: Campbell. Anna Krakon and Trebl. e,,.,a
CD "Mistletos'' ,..,....'' 'lairhhItlsSN houer
W. 'oO'" HoodI4IsiioW IIssirioW u. Orlando Morgan
=" tj Fountsirn FJr EtTun s 49, Florence Parr Cere
rntsrnissffalgIn ifflgn gSmal and the Treble Cief
by the band from the battleship Oklabon,aa ao''t 'tf
america"
l. ga lmpromptu on. No. 90, No a. srb,ha..
TX iui"e' sHaip' .Chopf ~
., Ellis Clark Hammann --%
.. The Phantom Drum Cantata. ..lamas u r,...
Adela Bovine Kirby Harry Sayior and Treble % 5'iss
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-01-26
Entertainments Given
in Northeast Philadelphia

Next Thursday Mrs, j, Broadfeld, Of 3l3l
Frankford avenue, will entertain at Coffee
Klatche at her home, when her guests will
be Mrs. Kellner Mrs. Schumm, Mrs. Ayros,
Mrs c. Seys, Mrs. Il. Seys, Mrs. Ludwig, Mrs
McGregory and Mrs. stephen.
DR.. and Mrs Richard Larer OF 1907 East
Columbia avenue, entertained at cards at
their home on Wednesday evening, when their
guests were Mr., and Mrs. Arbogast, Mr..
and Mrs Calhoun, Mr.. and Mrs Galley, Mr.
aud Mrs Fisher, Mr.. and Mrs. Laymen, Mr.
ana Mrs, Walton, Mr.. and Mrs, Tetow, Dr.
and Mrs. Bold, Mr. and Mrs. Oeherle Mr..
and Mrs Rihl and DR.. and Mrs. Matlock.
Miss jeanette Roulley Of East Montgomery
avenue, was hostess at a luncneon and five
hundred at her home yesterday afternoon
for Miss Audrey smith, Of Trenton, MI,
who Is her guest for the week
Mrs O.. Palmer, Of East Thompson street,
Is spending several weeks la Richmond Va.
where she Is visiting relatives and friends
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-01-26
SERIES OF DANCES
is GIVEN IN WAYNE
Third Meeting Held Last Eve
ning-Children's Knitting Club
Working to Make Blanket

The third OF a series of delightful sub
scription dances was given last evening in
wayne, Mrs, John Dunlap, Jr.. and Mrs.
Robert Elmer have charge of these affairs.
The danCeroom was decorated with American
flags ana gay pennauts. Among those pros
ent were Mr.. and Mrs &. H. : Howell, Mr..
and Mrs Humbert b. Powell. Mr.. and Mrs
Ralph Emerson, Mr.. and Mrs. f. J. Buxton.
Mr. and Mrs. W. g. Keator, Mr. and Mrs.
Thomas VI. Chalfant. Mr.. and Mrs \. II.
Elliott Mr.. and Mrs. Norman j. Coudert.
Mr. and Mrs. +. J.. Radcliffe, IT.. Mr.. and
Mrs. Guy Wiley Mr. and Mrs. s. Warren
Hall, Mr. and Mrs. Frank L. Bodinc, Mr.
and Mrs Charles W. Bayliss. Mr.. and Mrs
John II. johnson and Mr.. and Mrs william
H. Cochran
Miss Elizabeth ShulI. daughter OF Mr.. and
Mrs, Charles Edwin Shull. who are spending
the winter at Wayne. is visiting her grand
mother. Mrs. L. Lopcr Baird, 400 South Eff
teenth street
The Childrens knitting Club met at the
home Of Mrs. William Welsh on Wednesday
afternoon, The children arc all working
hard TO Finish another blanket before their
valentine party on February II.
Mr. and Mrs. Marshall H. Smith, Of Wayne.
lett today to spend the weekend at Atlantic
City
Mr.. and Mrs. Parkc Schoch have closed
their house in St DaVids and have taken an
apartment in the Sunderland, West Phlladcl-
phia, for the rest of the winter.
The meeting Of the Saturday Club last
tuesday was devoted to local civic activities.
In these days when so much war work Is
going on neighborhoud organizations must
stu be supported. The meeting was in
charge Of Mys. ~ II. Elliott. chairman OF
the civic section Mrs. j. NJ Mitchell was
hostess for The afternoon.
Or. y. II. ONeal spoke on the work of the
Neighborhood League. Miss llalowell and
Mr.. Brandenstein told of the good work
heing done by the Girl and Boy Scouts, and
Miss Nelma Turner told Of the accomplish
ments Of the savings fund.
Mr.. and Mrs. George T. Packard and
their daughters, of Villanova, are spending a
week at the Ritz-Carron.
Mrs. Edward Berwind Chase. of Radnor.
VIII leave tomorrow to spend "a few weeks
with Mr. Chase at their apartment in Wash
rngton. Mr.. Chase spends all his time i'm
Washington, being a member Of the Council
Of National Defense
Miss Margaret Robinson. Of Toledo, o.
is visiting her sister, Mrs H. John Patton.
Of Wayne
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-01-26
sWIGEAR

\ pretty home wedding was solemnized
this afternoon when Miss Catherine Swigear,
of 2S49 North Sixth street, became the
bride Of Mr.. William Reimel, Of SIG North
Hutchinson street. The ceremony was per-
formed at the home Of the bride in the
presence of the immediate families.
The Rev. Richard Iiowells, pastor OF the
Eden NJ. h. Church Lawrence street and Le-
high avenue, Otiiciated. The bride was
attended by her cousin, Miss Dorothy Miller,
and the best man was Mr. Albert Swear,
a brother Of the bride A reception fol-
lowed the ceremony, after which the <klo-
groom and bride left on an extendsA we'd
ding tour.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-01-26
n.coNNER-AsHTON

The wedding of Miss Violet T.. Ashton,
daughter Of Lieutenant John :. Ashton and
Mrs. Ashton, of Beverly ~ j., and MIR. Joseph
O'Conner. Of TaCouy, Pa took place at st.
JCscphs Church, Beverly, on Wednesday eve
ming The Rev. James McHeover performed
the ceremony.
hat TO match and carried shower bouquet of
white sweet peas.
Miss Helen Elliott was maid of honor and
Miss Lillian Raybold was bridesmaid.
Mr.. O'Conner's best man was Mr. Earl Mac
Closhney. 4 small reception followed the
ceremony.
Mr.. and Mrs O'Conner will live at Tacony,
Pa.
The bride is the granddaughter OF the late
Sergeant John S. Ashton.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-01-26
To Give Luncheon Monday
Afternoon in Frankford

Miss Helen Woman, of Orthodox street.
Will give luncheon on Monday afternoon in
honor Of Miss Alice Taylor, of Washington,
j., c., who is her guest for several weeks.
Covers will be laid for sixteen persons.
Announcement is made Of the marriage Of
Miss Phoebe X. Rochelle aud Mr. james Gun
niugham on January lG at the mausc OF the
Frankford Presbyterian Church by the Rev.
John B. Laird
Mrs q. Gorttor of Overiugtou street. is
visiting in Pittsburgh for two weeks.
Miss Gertrude Smith, Of Penn street will
entertain the members Of her knitting club ON
Tuesday evening.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-01-26

BOwdOin College Club banquet. KuEIers.
Members. ~
Travellers Protective Association meste
1912 Walnut street Members
Meeting Of Fish Protective Associatlon.
Grocer Building Members. n
"RehabilitatiOus OF the Wounded snbiect
Of the American Academy OF Political and
Social Science meeting in Witherspoou Hail
Guests of honor win be Major William a
Gorgas, DR.. r. TAFT Mckenzie and Or. Is. ~
Mccarthy. Invitation. Members.
Twenty -hfth anniversary OF GaIIIes Mis-
sion, s2S Vine street Speakers will includS
Bishop Suffragan Thomas j. Garland the
Rev. Louis c, Washburn Robert Norwood
and William A. Lippincott. Jr. Free. g.
British War Exhibit, First Regiment Ar.
mory. Aid OF British Relief Committee 81
Emergency Aid Fund Of Philadelphia Adf
mission charge.
Midminter meeting Delaware Valley Nnf-
uralists' Union, Wagner Free Institute 81
Science. Lecture ON 'rhe Sleeping sickno.|
of Aprica," by Or. Allen j. smith. dean 81 II|'t
Medical school. University Of penna, |laA|.
Free.
hindu opsrei,a. 'srhs rassda ~ FIs4.... ~
ny Crterlop Mpnltal club u.I|ofQI .4|f1|
ford Adn,isslon fII4r1a
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-01-26
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS

\ pretty wedding took place last Saturday
when Miss Hazel Enid Shearer, daughter OF
Mr.. Charles j. Shearer, Of Tucson, Ariz be-
came the bride Of Mr.. Oscar Twitchell, Of
Haddonfeld, y. J. The ceremony was per-
formed at the home Of the brides uncle, Mr.
{. J. Higgins Of Kew Gardens l.. !,
After an extended wedding trip. during
which they will remain for "A time in Tucson,
Arlz.. Mr. and Mrs. Twitchell Will live in
MaddOniield, y. j.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-01-26
Social Activities

Mrs, Laura Bowen. formerly of 1857 Spruce
street, who has been spending the winter in
Atlantic City, is making "A short visit in
town, accompanied by her sister, Miss Au-
gusta Bowen
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-01-26

Mrs. Morris Hall PanCoast announces the
marriage of her daughter Miss Matie L.
Baer Pancoast, to Mr.. Robert Emmons Rog
ers, Of Cambridge professor of English at
the Massachusetts Institute Of Technology,
on Wednesday, January 23 at noon, The
Friends marriage service was used
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-01-26

Hens Of news for the society page viii be
accepted and printed In the Evening Public
OF the paper and are siEned with full name aud
lslsphsPs nnmber Of the sender. a u mgst
ti4ty Editer," EYsnlnE Public Ledger. 600
Chestnut street.