davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-01-16
; Ends Stubborn Coughs
; In @ Hurry
? For real efectiv enes&. this aid homo
nahde remedy has no equal. Ems
ily aud choaply prepared.

You'll never know how quickly bad
cough can be conquered. until yo1l try
this famous old home made remedy Any
one who haS ooughed all day and all
night, will say that tho Immediate relief
given is almost like magic IT. takes
but moment 70 prepare, and really
there il nothing better for coughs.
Into q pint bottle, put 2l3 ounces Of
Pinex; then add plain graduated
sugar syrup to make 4 fill pint. Or
YOU can use clarified mUlasscs, honey,
or corn syrup, instead OF sugar syrup.
if desired. Either way, the full pint
saves about two-thirdS Of the money
usually spent for cough prcparatlona
and gives you q more positive, effective
remedy. 1t keeps perfectly and tastes
Observation-Disclosures like IL.
You can feel this take hold instantly
soothing and healing the membranes in
all the air passages. II promptly loosenS
dry. tight cough, and soon You will
notice the phlegm thia out and then
disappear altogether. \ DAYS usc will
usually break up an ordinary throat or
chest cold, and it il also splendid for
bronchitis, Group. whonplng cough. and
bronchial asthma.
Pinex Is a most valuable concentrated
compound oil genuine Norway PIN" rX-
tract. known rs the most reliable remedy
for throat and chest ailments.
tn avoid disappointment. ask yonr
druggist for '2l;, OUNCES vi PinrH with
full directions and don't accept anything
else Guaranteed to give absolute salts
faction or money promptly refunded.
Tic riucx Co, TT. WAYNE, Ind.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-01-16
SENATOR JONES, OF
MlDDLEPORT, o. IS
STRANGELY MISSING

sr..,,:,i - Til" IntellIs"nc"T.
COLI MEt'S. Ohio. Ian. l".-S"tn"W ha'
ora mystery saS developed her" over tho
vhar.ahou;s ur apt Thomas w. Jones
o: Middrpor; STATE senator r"preScH'-
me C;ali.u. Lawrence, $c;oto and PIKE
counties. win. has been IN Franco as
tn. chief h,IlrtinS officer Of IN" "''h
..,njo National Guard division and VINO
Vas expected home several days ago 10
,,ko his seal in tn" senate.
Friends Of captain Jones family III
;i;ddlc7ort 1oday ;cl"graphcd totonr'
Harry H. Knox "i Marietta. Il cteeK II.
"a. s.uair. 20 ascertain whether tic had
showu IN a; lii" capitol. and X MOI.
v,bc,b.r any information could b" tur-
nishrd a. % his whHr' abouts. captain
Jones served under colonel NnoX "nru
M. !atrcr commanded the old seventh
,erincn, Of tho National Guard before
going overseas. 49,
According to the telegram from Mid
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-01-16
CUNNINGHAM IN
STRONG BOOST
OF TIE Gas BILL

Hi'"'''' :" ~ l''' ~ Nv -.
tiiNhI.f'!o w ''". vi, +,
VS. Virginia >h''' COM 'h".' ~ = a. "'>'
n'iShh"rinE states Win ii r''hIil"' SUP
! piy "r ma,uinl cis wtni" lis own homes
az" w''h"Hi warmth ana i'S i"doStr'aL
, plants $hN' d"wm. with Ih"'SahuS Oh
, workers. Isle. - IN" question: NAV -
now h"t"r" ih' West NrEihIH irSSi'
lure. Tho r'"brai"d S!"Htor bill. de-
! ',.licd ny on" "uc v"t" ii tn" 'aSt SOS
! sion. now somewhat ain'h""d "'t"pu1 IL
! involving Virtually IN" sam" icr''I
| questions. - again s".!Vr" IN" HlAl'
! s,,l"n4 II has the backing uf The West
! Virginia Gas CONSUMERS association,
: cr!uIG,;rd of leading domestic and m
dustr,. ru- CONSTRUCTS Of the state,
H. T. cunning hnn of l'urin"nt. pres
/ !,l,ul If h. association. II, =. Travis "t
! ".arh bur2 and 'rh"pd"r" II. "arrIrk OF
I Mmr.aniuwu. presenting ;hr Urgani-
! :..lrrn. ~. sr-".. ~ tl'' !nt"r"SiS ut the
| i,aI. ia the ether hoIr,i. lli"r" Is "a pow
,rIIl iuhny Wnrk,n: for Is !"G";':. Tn"
! hattie VIII h.. m... Il IA" hurdles, 10 be-
! fought 90 IA" H." - either, house. al
! lmu1sGh tn main '.&"i = "Nr'''"d III IN"
! - na'", nHt Mr., '"""lnSh3m ana ms as
! S"ri:ti"> i"'1 '.'ha"'H' '"". t"' ''
! tors h'tt" near" ~ N""c. ~ W. P'op''
IN II" uncertain ,''"H az" '""' Il '''''
! J"riiN viii N"'' i"' ~ ",,''
| !" r"iht!hs 81, WI! -
| should H. "h"'''". - S"","i ;,,,
tn" serious &HS ''!"'l' 90 49, ".''',
! which ih""Sah"~ ~ '"''"i VIZ ,,',,
| i!t" Tor "'.'h',' '"' ,i,,.,',,d 81.
! tor lack 81 kaS. wn"ii tn!uS",'"S W
MONIES "'E' M't"'"' ,,.,,,,,, .,,n',ls .nL
perMur" stood AT ~ re. WILL, S'no", A r"r
ether pubic '''S'''"t."'s W., 49,, .ir,,, :.
! 'H' S,il'' ,,l.',.i.,,, -, ;lIi.,r. ~ f,rr
! says MI. |"H'''hH'' '"' -,
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-01-16
K. OF G. INITIATE

Plans arr being completed for the
next Imitation of thr h. of G., Car
roll council. No. 504. 10 hc hold On
Wash ,0Gton's birthday. February -.
A large class will receive the first de-
gree, and several import ant officers "t
The lodge will be guests nr honor. \
banquet will probably be served fol
lowing the initiation. and L dance VIII
br given In honor Of the "youn&
knights "a soon as possible.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-01-16

Eating -. una;it horned use a.: vehicles:
q lIl relating Ia garaG" Keepers. ana
:, bill rrlatinE 10 Wr!kn"nS G"nDch-
Sati"n.
rs NJ. Bloch: \ bal rotating - MAIN
i,Enr,.. of suits: h!ll S..lntrnE 20 en-
plnyrn"nt "f nr::rinl st"n""raph"r: - hlil
rratin.: :" ;ria, IT criminal cases. ara
. bill relating -. distribution ~ !"d"'"i
aid {" counties.
i;y Mr.. York: y bill relating /" G"n;a.
clinic.
Hy NJ Morton. / Ill rr.Ai.rc {"
commissioners III 'n"rC"ry. and ii DIE
relating tn nnSs"seiu'. ~! land.
Ey Nj GriLlI". y bill r"iaInI I"
S. hoo, !r>y IN nrGhri!E" county.
House Bills.
Bills we're InIrnii.""d III IN" h"'iS" 81
,i.Ir:ni"> Tuesday aS f"l'"ws. !" S'I'-
.us with - ami rUm"'nE III '"is"c"-
iiTg order:
Is MIR. wyepn=: y hi! relating :"
s,jarv nf sraro ire marshall.
rs Mr. N.al". Huntington charter
L.lI ,n chang" from. bipartisan 10 par
i.4an form Of government
Ey MIR. M.'C!ar'n: y ball :" rr"vlh" .
dental clinic for IN" children "i Me-
pnwall county. and II bill rr"'ih!nE Tor
II. distribution # state and federal AID
for road building.
BY MIR t"h"rl!: T" pr"Hid" i"T 'H,
.r..,.r:u. -" tn" 44th judicial circuit ana
for The election Of Il judge.
Bv MIR. l;ann:sl"r: Relating 10 ~
;,rusn cars for railroad. employees. al"
:, ru1l crew bill.
r., Mr. Stn>,r. E"iatIn" :" me IN
s2.rii,n Of factories. and 4 hill !" IS
iahlieh a sat" board Of engineers Tor
the licensing " engineers.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-01-16

Colds Cause Headaches and Pains.
F'everlSh Headaches and E@dy rams
caused from a rrl.! ~" soon relieved ny
taking LAXATIVE: EispMO QtlNlNt'
Tablets. There's Only 49," 'tHr"m" Qni-
nine" T. W. GROVES :; sgla,Use on the
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-01-16
pnw KNOWS EVcrytNlNg.

Willic-raw. what IS the difference
between capital and labor"
Paw-Wrii. The money you lend rep
r.ernts capital. and getting II back
represents labor. nay soII.--cincinnaiI
Enquirer.
Evening star., 1919-03-11
$50 Brass Bed Outfit,
Special, $3.50

Velvet finish: double
size; with Komfo cotton
mattress and National
link bed spring.
Evening star., 1919-03-11

The most serviceable and at
tractive machine-made rugs.
Over fifty patterns to select
from.
9xI2-ft.: $85 value, S74.50.
8.3xl06-ft. $3.50 value, S7150.
Special lot of drop pattern
rugs.
9xl2-ft.; SIS value. $3.50.
8.3x106ft. $3.50 value, SIS.
Evening star., 1919-03-11
Wilton Velvet Rugs.

Seamless rugs, in wide
range of attractive patterns.
9xi2-ft.; SOS value, $3.50.
oxl2-ft.; $54.50 value, A3.S0.
ox12-ft.: 5000 value, $3.50.
9xi2-ft; $43.00, value, $1,000.
Evening star., 1919-03-11


Solid Oak Dresser, with
large plain design, walnut
finish; two large and two
small drawers. SC2 00
Was $500. at
Old Ivory Finish Dresser,
with plate glass mirror,
plain design; of solid ma
pie; large drawers. S10.75
Worth $4,000,
Couch Bed Outfit, SI8.95-
Cray enameled sliding Couch
Bed. with nonsagging, all
metal spring and mattress
filled with white cotton,
covered with green denim.
Complete 6 out $1S.95
Evening star., 1919-03-11

One motion Englander
folding Couch Bed, with
cotton mattress covered in
figured denim; metal spring
to hold any weight. S24.25
Complete outfit,
Englander One Motion
folding Couch Bed, with fine
ail-metai spring and all
cotton mattress, covered in
plete outfit.
All Metal Drop Side
Couch Bed; complete with
best Rome, link spring,
guaranteed in every respect.
Complete, Cor $5.95
Evening star., 1919-03-11
$5 Dinner Sets,
S3.10

F Floral decora-
ton. Service for
8 persons. First
quality. American
porcelain.
Evening star., 1919-03-11

Al 75-The illustration shotcs CIR
cular CAPE cut on youthful
lines. 1t is made of macy serge and trtm-
med Nth aoide bands OF siik braid across
shoulders and back; large bone buttons arc
used for fastening; fdiEle collar OF bright
silk is used for oUer collar.
Evening star., 1919-03-11

$500 Hemco Chair, dull
mahogany finish, covered in
imitation Spanish $27.00
featherette,
Morris Chair of fumed
oak or golden oak, spring
seat. initial ton Spanish leath-
erette; E12 m
special,
Siz7.00 Apiece Living
Room Suite mission style:
fumed oak finish; has tapes
try spring seat. S1O1. go
Special,
S2lS50 Ten-piece Waxed
Oak Dining Room Suite.
Adam design; all S174.SO
pieces to match,
Evening star., 1919-03-11
curtain Scrim, 18c yd.

Values to 35c; white, ecru
or cream curtain scrims;
some have colored floral CEN
tiers, others with colored or
fancy drawn worked bor-
ders.
Evening star., 1919-03-11
Solid Oak Morris
Chair at SI7.S5

Has spring seat and
loose cushions covered in
imitation black leather.
Evening star., 1919-03-11

At SIS IS pictured a smart Dolntan OF
nary serge, made flAl and IL,
three-qbGrter length The large collar is
polet shape: the collar aud large patch
pockets are finished loith Wide bands Of
teauy SGtn and Fdrge fancy smoked pearl
buttons. The front is belted and the back
tGNds ifl loose. NrdceflN lines.
Evening star., 1919-03-11
S37.75 White Enamel
Bed Outfit. S26.5O

Continuous post bed:
double tsize; sagless bed
springs; mattress cotton
filled.
Evening star., 1919-03-11

shown in a diversity OF
newest spring patterns. in all
the wanted shades. A very
attractive assortment to select
from. Worth to 69c yard.
Special 3Sc.
Evening star., 1919-03-11
$I22 Living Room
Suite at $97.6O

Apiece suite of fumed
oak, with loose cushion
seats of leather.
Evening star., 1919-03-11


Chiffonier in old ivory
or dull mahogany finish; has
10 drawers; plain S1Z Q5
design,
Dull Mahogany Finish
Dresser with mirror; has
three large drawers. Worth
$500. Spe- 500 M
.cial,
$1,000 Solid Oak Dresser;
has plate glass mirror: plain
design, GIG m
drawers,
Solid Oak Dresser, with
plate glass mirror; has two
large and two small %175O
drawers. Was S22.50.
Evening star., 1919-03-11

S6l-50 Outfit, including
Brass Bed, satin finish; Ma
tional link all-metal spring;
and komfo Mattress covered
in art ticking. A Td1 S0
$3.50 outfit for O
$50 Outfit, including
Brass Bed with velvet band,
komfo all-cotton Mattress
and National link all-metal
spring. $50 outfit S43.5Ol
for ~'So
S5S Outfit, including Brass |
Bed, velvet finish, double |
size. komfo high-grade Mat |
tress. covered in art ticking; |
and National link spring, all |
metal A SIS outfit $39.5Ol
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-10-21
GER M MANTOWN

MIR. and Mrs. J. II. Haller. Of 2G
carpenter lane, announce the marriage
of their daughter, Miss Marjorie Haller,
and Mr.. George Neville Bolton, of
Toronto, Canada. on Friday, October
Il. Mr.. and Mrs. Bolton will make
their home at 234 Ossengton avenue,
Toronto.
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. Burk Estabrook, Of
34S West johnson street, have been en-
tertaining Mrs. Estabrook's parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. George Perkins, and Mr.
and Mrs. ii. c. Stewart, who mo
tored to Germantown from their home
in Newark.
Among the delegates to the Penn
sylvania Federation of Women's Clubs.
held in Scranton during the last week,
who have returned to Germantown are
Mrs. Edwin Il. Garrigues. president, of
WiSSahickon Apartments who repre-
scnted the Matinee Musical Club; Mrs.
Harry II. Skerrett. of 333 West Upsal
street, who represented the Child's Wei
fare Association; Mrs Robert r.
Nickel. 430 West Stafford street. who
was Il delegate from the Woman's Club
of Germantown, as was Mrs. George
Wheeler. treasurer, Of 226 West John :
son street. and Mrs. Edward V. Me-
Caullcy. of 542 West Hortter street,
who represented the Philadelphia Moth E
cps Club.
Mrs. Mabel l.. Speese and her daugh
ter. Miss Barbara S. Speese, of 32s
East Chelten avenue, spent the week
end visiting friends in IIammonton.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-10-21
DELAWARE COUNTY

The wedding of Miss Edith Tcrrcy
Dixon, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. James
II. j.. Dixon. of Ridley Park, and Mr..
W. Ernest IIetzcl. son of Mr.. and Mrs.
William Il. ITetzel will take place to-
night in Christ Episcopal Church, Rid
ley Park.
Mr.. William Watt. of Colwyn, will
entertain the members Of the prcSby
teriGn Tshers' Association at his home
on Friday evening.
Mrs. Fred Loeifler has returned ia
her home in Logan after visit of
several days with her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Max Pressing. of Prospect Park.
Miss Dorothy Galloway has returned
to her home in West Philadelphia after
n week end visit with Miss Marian
IIaineS, of Prospect Park.
The Fortnightly Club of Prospect
Park celebrated its tenth anniversary
Saturday night at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. William II. Dowdy. The occasion
was also the tenth wedding anniversary
of Mr.. and Mrs. Dowdy. The officers
of the club are: President, Miss Kath
ryn Galloway; secretary, Mrs. William
Norman; treasurer, Miss Mary North.
Miss Margaret Mcclure and Mr.
Robert Erskine, Jr., both formerly OF
Prospect Park. will be married on Sat
urday evening in Olivet Presbyterian
Church, Prospect Park.
Mrs. Jacob Y. Mcconnell. Mrs. Johr
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-10-21
SOUTH PHILADELPHIA

Miss NJ. Dougherty, of Eighteenth
and Morris streets, and Miss Alice
Hickey, of J26 South Fifty seventh
street, will motor TO Atlantic City to
spend this week with friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Smythc. of 2516
South Fifteenth street, Girard estate,
are entertaining Mrs. Smythc's rcla
tivcs. Mr.. Graham and Miss Graham,
of Connecticut.
Miss Mary X. Toner. daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. John Toner. Of 1880 Rit-
ncr street. has returned home after n
visit with friends in Newark.
Ensign Charles McGuckin. son of Mr..
and Mrs. Henry McGuckin, of 1920
South Seventeenth street. has recently
the navy, where he has been serving
the last two years.
Mr.. and Mrs. Etlar Wanting will oc-
cupy their new home, pos South Beu-
lah street. Mrs. Wanting will be re-
membered as Miss Helen Josephine
Denneral.
The Ardentes Club Of South phila-
delphia is arranging its entertain
ment schedule for the benefit of its
members and friends. The first of the
series of entertainments will be held on
Friday evening, October "a, at the
Reed House, ia Reed street Mr.. .Io-
seph Neff and his kings of jazzapation
will entertain. Other features will be
lucky number dance aud prize fox
trot. The dance will be chaperoncd by
Miss j. A. IIenk and Miss ii. Falconer
The committee in charge are: Mr.. r.
Zeussis, chairman; Mr.. \. Gever, Mr..
J. Carson. Mr.. a. Neff, Mr.. X. For
man and Mr.. NJ. Levy. The next af-
fair will be held at the home of Mr.. Il.
Zeussis. 210 Greenwich street, in the
form of n masquerade party. The Ar
dentes Club is making preparation for
it's coming "Big Dance" to be held on
Friday evening. December 10. at the
Lu In Temple, Broad and Spring Gar
den streets.
Mrs. Rose None. of 2O4 South
Clarion street, announces the engage
ment of her daughter, Miss Betty None
! to Mr.. Edward Chambers, of 1882
South Underwood street.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-10-21
TlOGA

welcome home reception will he
given this evening in the Nicetown
Baptist Church, Germantown avenue
below Eighteenth street, for the young
men of the church who have returned
from valorous service in the army and
navy. The Rev. Samuel B. Williams
will preside and will make the address
of welcome. The Rev. Carter Helm
Jones, ID. d., pastor of the First Bap-
tiSt Church, Seventeenth street above
Walnut street, will also make an ad-
dress and Miss Emily Robinson and
Mr.. Frederick Anne will sing. The
guests of honor include Mr.. John
Philip Atkins, Mr.. Frank Ashman. Mr..
John Bardens, Mr.. Richard Burton,
Mr.. Henry Anderson. Mr.. Howard b..
Carle. Mr. Earl +. Collmer. Mr. Rob
ert Cummings, Mr.. John Forrest Mr..
Norman Jones. Mr.. Harry F.. Ander-
son, Mr.. Arthur Anderson. Mr.. Elmer
Kniveton, Mr.. Albeit Lomas. Mr.. God
frey Lomas. MIR. Robert Marks, Mr.,
Harry Moody, Mr.. George Moyer, Mr..
Foster Neff, Mr.. James Neil, Mr.. Will
liam Nestor, Mr.. Julius Pantley, Mr..
Harold Parent, Mr.. William Pember-
ton, Mr.. Frank Pharoah, Mr.. Walter
IopJOS, hf. " Hlter lteuSSner, hr, w II =
liam Reussner, Mr.. William Roberts,
Mr.. Charles Senseman, Mr.. Robert j..
Thompson, Mr.. Ernest Williams, MI.
Walter Voters and Mr.. George Ziegler.
A gold star containing three names will
be unveiled in memory of Mr.. William
Pantley, Mr.. William Burton and Mr..
William Tustin, who were killed in
battle. The affair Is in charge of the
board of trustees of the church Mr..
William Parent, Mr.. s. y. Senseman.
Mr.. Earl Chllmer. Mr.. James Law
renee, Mr.. Alfred Muggleworth, Mr..
Thomas Van Osten, Mr.. William T.
laeck, Mr.. j. Jordon and Mr.. Norman
Jones. Refreshments will be served by
the young women of the congregation.
Two of the honor men have re entered
the army, Mr.. Robert Marks, who has
enlisted in the Canadian army for serv-
ice in Russia, and Lieutenant Frank
Pharoah. who has enlisted in the
United States army.
Mr.. and Mrs. James A. Glib have
returned from an automobile tour to
the Pocono mountains, where they
spent their honeymoon. and will be at
home at 1899 North Fifteenth street.
Mrs. Glib was Miss Ruth Groeneycld.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-10-21
NORTH PHILADELPHIA

The members of the Queen Esther
Circle of the Goodman Methodist EpiS-
copal Church, Twelfth street and Lc-
high avenue. will give u dramatic en-
tertainWent on Thursday evening in the
lecture room of the church. Two humor-
Gus sketches will be. presented under the
direction of Miss Florence KenningtOIl
nd Mr.. Ralph Rosenberger, '"Too Much
Bobbic and Our Aunt From Cali
forna." In the former the characters
WI be impersonated by Miss Adelaide
- Miss Winifred Hail. Miss Helen
= Miss Harriet Shepherd. Miss
Va Heath and Miss Hazel Vier
h'u". The cast in 'Our Aunt From
California" will include Miss Marian
Kcnnington. Miss Mildred Davidson,
Miss Florence Remington. Miss Grace
Collins. Miss Laura Clyde and Miss
Ruth Kircher.
Mr.. and Mrs. Julius PETER announce
the marriage of their sister, Mrs. Fan
ME PETER DE Wolf, to Mr.. John II.
Lipman, on Sunday afternoon. by the
Rev. DR.. Ettlesohn. Mr.. and Mrs. Zip.
man left for n trip up the Hudson, and
upon their return will be at home at
2427 North Twentieth street.
The Rev. John v Ellison was given
surprise reception last week at his
home, 2T15 North Park avenue, in cele
bration of his birthday anniversary.
rhe affair was in charge of Mrs. David
Spencer. Mrs. Frost, Mr.. J. NJ. Knerr
aud Mrs. Harry Sluster.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-10-21
ROXBOROUGA

4 surprise party was given on Satur-
day evening in honor of Miss Elinor II.
Dixon at her home on East Manatawna
avenue, in celebration Of her birthday
anniversary. The guests included Miss
Anna Wallace. Mr.. Richard RICHTER,
Miss Lois Anderson. Mr.. w. Sisson
Miss Helen Farr. Mr.. Robert Icabsley,
Miss Doris Watson. Miss Villa Hen :
drcn, Mr.. Louis Robinson, Miss Mildred
Fighter. Mr.. Burton httlewood, Miss
Dorothy King, Miss Marian Roberts
IIcndren, Mr.. William Gilbert. Miss
Florence Brooks, Mr.. Sidney Loot and
Lieutenant +. A. Gilbert Diamond. Miss
Dixon's engagement to Lieutenant lDia :
mond. of Barren Hill, was announced
early in the year.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Taylor have been
spending part Of the autumn visiting
the Luray caves in Virginia.
A pure food demonstration supper
will be given by the Ladies Aid Society
of the Ridge Avenue Methodist Episco
pal Church, Ridge and Shawmont ave
nucs, on Saturday evening, October %,
at q o'clock. Tickets, thirty five cents,
can be had from any of the following
Mrs. X. Mooney. Mrs. Il. Hamm. Mrs
l.. Bisburg, Mrs. J. Mnugcr. Mrs. J
Brearley. Mrs. George Gctslrr, Mrs. J
Rumscy, Mrs. J. McGcc. Mrs. J. Gland
ing. Mrs. 4. Wilson. Mrs. $. Evans
Mrs. w. Frey, Mrs. +. Quay. Miss A
Fulton. Mrs. +. Dewitt, Mrs. 6. Culp
the Rev. William May and Eleanor y
Wilson.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-10-21
ISSARiCkON

The Rev. and Mrs. J. T. llackett
gave a reception and dinner ON Thurs
day evening at their home on ManayunIi
avenue for the young mcli of the WisSa =
hickou Presbyterian Church who have
returned from service in the late war.
Professor Huntington assisted the host
in an interesting program for the en-
tcrtainmcnt of the honor guests. who
included Mr.. Harold Lyle. Mr.. Elme-
Spence. Mr.. Ellwood Beatty, Jr., Mr..
Charles Xahn. Mr.. Horace i. Fillman.
Mr.. Walter Cantlcy. Mr.. Frederick
Bcvan. Mr.. Werner Harold and MIR.
Roy Clayton.
Mrs. u. s. Filman. of 400 Seville
street. and her son, Mr.. William Fill
man. who have been spending some time
in Washington. have returned to their
home in WiSsahickon.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-10-21

G. Wolfendcn. Mrs. Charles u. Yer
lenden and Mrs. Anna Taylor. who
have been representing the Darby W. G.
r. L. at the state convention of the
organization at Easton, will return
home tomorrow.
Mrs. Adam Rose, of Sharon Hill,
has been visiting friends in Pittsburgh.
Miss Edith Dourney. of Sharon Hill
will entertain the members of the
Young Ladies' Guild of Tully Memorial
Presbyterian Church at her home to-
night.
Mrs. Emma J. Grubb, of Media, has
been spending several days with her
niece, Mrs. David i. Cobb, in Brook
lyn.
The annual meeting of the Walling-
ford Chapter of the American Red Cross
will be held tomorrow. The officers of
the chapter are: Mrs. James Watts
Mercur. chairman; Mrs. Andrew NJ.
Eastwick, vice chairman; Miss Mary
Il. Large, secretary, and Miss Caroline
Larkiu, treasurer.
Miss Elsie d. Chew entertained n
number of young women at her home. G2
West Tenth street, Chester, Thursday Y
evening, when Miss Chew's engagement
to John NJ. Stauffcr OF Hershey, Pa. .
was announced.
Mr.. John McBcth. of linwood
Heights, has returned from Panama,
where he has been in the government
service for several years.