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Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-10-29
INTERESTING WEDDING !
IN S. PHILADELPHIA.
Miss Connolly Bride of Mr.. KieF-
rider in Sacred Heart
Church

An interesting wedding took place
early yesterday morning at S o'clock ut
the church of the Sacred Heart when
Miss Priscilla Connolly, daughter OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Richard NJ. Connolly, of
323 Tasker street, became the bride Of
Mr. Harry English Kicfridcr. son Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Jacob Kiefrider The
ceremony was performed by the Rev
Paul A. Connolly, c. s. S. p. of Du.
quesne. College, Pittsburgh, brother of
the bride.
The bride was given in marriage by
her father and wore gown of white
Baronet satin, covered with lace
trimmed crepe georgette and long net
veil. held in place by orange blossoms
She carried n shower boquet Of white
orchids. Miss Marguerite Connolly,
sister of the bride. was bridesmaid
She wore a blue charmeuse gown, with
large black velvet hat and carried a
boquet of yellow chrysanthemums. Mr..
John Carol was the bridegroom $ best
man and Mr.. William Quiglcy and Mr..
Robert Blake, both comrades of the
bridegroom during the recent world
war, were ushers.
A wedding breakfast was served after
the ceremony ut the home of the bride.
after which Mr.. and Mrs Kicfridcr
left on trip through the West.
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SOUTH PHILADELPHIA

Mr.. and Mrs. ]. Villapool. of New
York. were the guests of Mrs. r. b.
Conaty. of 2533 South Cleveland ave-
nue., over the week end They are now
visiting their relatives in Washington
Mrs. Villapool will be remembered as
Miss Anna Conaty.
Mr.. and Mrs. i. Guy Ammon are
now living in their new residence in
Bryn Mawr. Mrs. Ammon will be re-
membered as Miss Bessie Henon,
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Daniel
Henon, of South Philadelphia.
Master Edward McCrossen, of Sharon
and Mrs. Joseph p. Leahy, of POST
remembered as Miss Margaret Nc
Crossen.
Sergeant John B. King, of 2606
South Eighth street, will return to
Camp Eustace on Wednesday after hav-
ing been home on a month furlough.
Sergeant King has served two years
with the A. u. f. and before the world
war was engaged in active duty on the
Mexican border. He is now enlisted in
the regular army.
Mr. and Mrs. Paul Scott, of 2214
South Twenty second street, will enter
tain at dinner on Wednesday evening.
The guests will include Mr.. and Mrs.
A. Hamilton, Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph
Scott, Miss Nan McGinnis, Mr.. John
McGinnis, Miss Mary Grady, Miss
Sarah Hartman, Miss Helen Scott and
Mr.. Joseph F. Willard.
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THE READERS VIEWPOINT
Letters to the Editor on Current Topics
ADVICE EoR ANDY GUMP

To the Editor Of the Evehin0 Public Ledger:
Sir-Why doesn't Mr.. Gump join the
L. L. A. of Pennsylvania This is a
nonprotit making corporation chartered
under the laws of this state for the pur-
pose of helping just such people as
Andy.
We have been watching Mr.. Gump's
case with much interest and sympathy
and / certainly hope that he wins out
against his landlord. The trouble is
that Andy does not understand the con
ditions which he is up against. Now,
II he was n member of our organization
he would have appreciated how ridicu
lous was his threat to move and how
futile his attempt to find another apart
ment at Il fair rental. He would not
have to depend on his own knowledge
of law, but would have the advice of
one of the best attorneys in the city.
If his apartment was in bad condition
he should have notified the Philadelphia
Housing Association instead of wasting
his time and energy on the landlord.
who only makes repairs as an excuse for
raising the price of the house.
If Mr. Gump would get together with
the two hundred thousand other ten
ants in this city who are faced with
the same condition he might stand some
chance of making his landlord listen
to his protest ~
The thing for Mr.. Gump to do is to
compromise with his landlord on the
rent for six months lease. Then the
landlord will be unable to raise it again
for that period. Otherwise the land
lord will keep on raising the rent and
will make his life miserable with con-
stables, lawyers letters, sheriff's writs,
etc, if he does not pay it. Or what is
worse, his little queen will be reduced to
Il state of nervous prostration.
Now please tell Andy not to get
worked up and do anything violent,
hut if he will call at our Office some
evening between and 10 o'clock, we
will be glad to give him the benefit OF
six months experience fighting the rent
protiteers. 80
NJ. II. BLEZ,
Secretary Tenants Protective As
sociation of Pennsylvania.
Philadelphia. Oct. 2S. .r
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NORRISTOWN

Mr.. and Mrs. Harvey s. Plummer,
of Eagleville, entertained forty mem
bers of the Thespian Club at a masked
dance at their residence. Favors for
feature costumes were received by Mrs.
Frank Brant, Mrs. II. S. Plummer,
Mr.. William Sloan and DR.. John
Schaeffer.
Miss Cora Yost, of<Wood street, will
entertain at cards in honor of her
niece, Miss Eva Yost, who will be mar
ried the latter part of November to
Mr.. Thomas MacCabe, of Philadel-
phid. Last week Miss Helen Rothe and
Miss Rose Rothe gave dinner dance
in honor of Miss Yost and Mr., Mac
Cabe.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles II. Wagner.
of 503 Stanbridge street, entertained
at dinner and cards in honor of Miss
Clara Gehringer and Mr.. G. Leroy
Wisner, who will be married in No
vember. Favors at cards were re-
ccived by Miss Elinor Spencer and Mr..
and Mrs. William Turner.
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Warns Treaty Opponents

To the Editor Of the EpcninO Public Ledger
Sir-what is it that our two United
States senator's desire to do! Are they
aiming to defeat the peace treaty and
the league of nations? IL they are, do
they thus represent the wishes Of the
majority of citizens of Pennsylvania
Or are they following their own selfish
and partisan designs?
AS | go up and down the state and
talk with all kinds of people, and as
] read our newspapers, | find no wish
for the defeat of the treaty and league,
But | do find an almost unanimous de-
mand for their enactment, and an in
creasing evaporation at the delay.
Senators Knox and Penrose were
elected by Republicans to represent
their political opinions. They do this
in many ways. But the horse sense of
Republican business men perceives that
the treaty and league are Immediately
essential TO business prosperity and the
peaceful pursuit of industry.
Thus it is plain that our senator's
are out of step with their own party.
And why? II it is through hatred of
President Wilson, they should note
from the Prussian tragedy that hate
is fatal motive in cosmic as well as
personal progress.
If it is for partisan regularity, they
should awake and look about them at
the rising mob that has its being in
opposition 10 the antiquarian rubbish
of the Republican standpatter.
If it is to win the presidential cleo
tion in 1920 they should pause and
listen to labor, and to the returned
soldier, who has Just wiped out one
oligarchy and will not tolerate an
other.
But above and beyond representing
Republican opinion, statesmen are
elected to reflect the loftier sentiment
of whole community. Do Senator's
Knox and Pcnrose dream of doing this ?
1t is not perceptible in their efforts
to juggle the security and peace of the
world, like n wall street stock, for the
profit Of the gambler.
Let the Republicans beware. There
is defeat in the ticklish game our
senators are playing.
HARRISON s. MORRIS.
Philadplphia OctObpr oS
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NORTH PHILADELPHIA

The wedding of Miss Virginia Mae
Craven, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. John
III. Craven, of 1917 North Twelfth
street, and Mr.. Alan Maxwell Pyle, of
Germantown, will take place ON We'd
nesday evening, November 26, in the
Park Avenue Methodist Episcopal
Church, Park avenue and Norris street,
the Manufacturers Club. The bride
will be attended by her sister, Miss
Marguerite Craven, as maid of honor !;
Miss GeOrganna Grant, Miss Edith
Pyle, Miss Harriet w. Craven, also
sister; Mrs. Thomas f. Craven. Mrs.
William V. Gambler and Miss Blanche
Simon, bridesmaids, and Miss Emile Il.
Craven, flower girl. Mr., Pyle will have
for best man Mr.. George Miller, and
the ushers will include Mr.. Maurice
Peacock, Mr.. Thomas s. Craven, Mr..
Edward Rutan, Mr.. William V. Gam
ber and Mr.. Herbert Williams. At
home cards will be for after February
| in Germantown, at 80 West Ashmead
Place, South. On Friday evening Miss
Craven's brother and sister in law. Mr..
and Mrs. Thomas s. Craven, will give
n Halloween party at their home, 20
West Ashmead Place, North, for the
bridegroom and bride and their at
tendants.
A dinner dance will be given on Hal
loween at 1869 North Alden street,
when Mrs. Earl V. Foreman. Mrs.
Dane Schubert, Miss Nan Whitacre
and Miss Mary X McCusker will act
as hostesses. Among the guests will be
Mr.. and Mrs. Earl V. Foreman Mr..
and Mrs. Wilus Flue. Mrs. Sylvia Glib
son, Mr., and Mrs Samuel Griffith, Mr..
and Mrs. George w. Kupzig, Mr.. and
Mrs. Harrison Mervine, Mr.. and Mrs.
Jack Myers, Mrs. Arthur Seidel, Miss
Grace Erb, Miss Frances Thornhill,
Miss Nancy Whitacre, Miss Mary Me
Cusker, Mr.. John Diamond, Mr.. Harry
Dickey, Mr.. Owen Foreman, Mr.. Rus
sch Foreman. Mr.. Theodore Goeller,
Mr.. Harry Howell, Mr. Jack Rogers.
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WEST PHILADELPHIA

Mr.. and Mrs. Santiago Estevez. of
1916 Chestnut street, who have been
living in Cuba, announce the engage
ment of their daughter, Miss Maria
Josefa Estevez, to Mr.. Joseph Anthony
Mallon, of Sharon Hill.
The Entire Nous Club will hold their
fifth annual dance tonight at the
Knights of Columbus Hall, Thirty
eighth and Market streets.
The Linsmore Club, of West Phila-
delphia, gave masquerade dance last
night at it's clubhouse, Sixty third
and Cedar avenue. The officers of the
club are Miss Regina Burrichter, presi-
dent; Miss Marie Farrell, vice presi-
dent; Miss Marie Carney, financial Sec
retary, and Miss Elizabeth Heir, corre-
spending secretary.
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TIoGA

Mrs. Oscar Vockler, of 2207 West
Nennngo street, will give a luncheon,
followed by cards, tomorrow. Her
guests will be Mrs. Maurice Burk
hardt, Mrs. Frank Barras, Mrs. John
G. Allen, Jr, Mrs. William Whitcomb,
Mrs. Carl II. Schaef'er, Mrs. Rowley
Pcgley. Mrs. Walter Doscher. Mrs.
Clement Aldcrfer, Mrs. Arthur Becker,
Mrs. Louis Guckes. Mrs. Walter Tay-
lor, Mrs. Harry Painter and Mrs. Ben
jamin Foster.
Mrs. Zane Hoffman, of North Broad
street, entertained the members of her
card club at luncheon yesterday. Mrs.
Victor Beck, Mrs. James Lovett Brown,
Mrs. Carl Il. Schneffer, Mrs Elmer b.
Hampton, Mrs Frank Schick Mrs.
Herbert Brooks, Miss Jennie Querns
Mrs. Alfred Conway, Mrs. Howard
Jansten, Mrs. Stanley Querns and Mrs
Fred Carter were the guests.
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SOCIAL ACTIVITIES

Mr.. and Mrs. Robert F.. Glendinning
Of the Squirrels, Chestnut Hill, will en-
tertain at large box party this eve
ming in honor of Miss Betty Trotter,
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. William IL;
Trotter, of Chestnut Hill. There will
be about forty guests. Mr.. and Mrs.
Glendinning will entertain at the hitz-
Carlton, at supper after the theatre
Cards have been received from Mr..
and Mrs, James Frederick Fahnestock
and Miss Fahnestock, 23I East Kitten
house Square. for a tea on November IA,
from until Z o'clock, to introduce Miss
Mary Fahnestock.
Cards have been received from Mrs.
Bradford Knight, of 1917 Rittenhouse
street. for dancing tea, to be given on
Monday, November II, at the Acorn
Club, from until 6 o'clock, to intro
duce her daughter, Miss Mary Taylor
knight.
DIR. Charles P. Grayson, of 262 South
Fifteenth street. has Major General
Tohn Biddle, who has been in com
mand of the American forces in Lon
don, as his guest
Miss Pauline Thayer, debutante
daughter of Mrs. John Il. Thayer, of
Redwood, Hayerford, will be the guest
of honor at theatre party to be given
by Mr.. Alexander Hamilton Post, of
Baltimore, some time in November.
Cards have been received from Mrs.
Samuel Ashhurst, 1923 Spruce street,
for tea Tuesday, November IL, from
4 until $3.50 o'clock, to introduce her
daughter, Miss Marie Louise Ashhurst.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Lee. Jr., have
arrived safely at Bucharest, Rumania,
after most interesting journey from
Paris. Mr.. and Mrs. Lee will remain
some time in Rumania, where Mr.. Lee
is engaged in business.
Mr.. and, Mrs. John T.. hudson, of
East Orange, N. j., formerly of Straf-
ford, announce the engagement of their
daughter, Miss Katharine Curtiss Jud-
son, to Mr.. George Sully, Jr., son of
the Rev. and Mrs. George Sully, of
Germantown.
Mr.. and Mrs. Francis w. Robinson
and their family, of $50 South Twenty
first street, have moved to New York,
where they will make their home in the
future.
Mr.. and Mrs. George r. Yarrow, who
spent the summer at Atlantic City, have
Returned to their home, 2022 Walnut
street
Mr.. and Mrs. Grahame Wood have
closed their house at Wawa, and re.
turned TO their apartments, 1880 Rit-
tenhopse Square, for the winter.
AR. and Mrs. Frank Evans. 2110
.
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DELAWARE COUNTY

Mr.. r. Wesley Allison. of Ridley
Park, is planning n trip abroad
Mr. and Mrs. William Hershey, of
Oakmont, will return November from
Atlantic City.
Members of the Women's Auxiliary
of Rutledgc Fire Company will hold Il
masquerade dance on Halloween.
Mr.. Daniel Meehan. son of Mr. and
Mrs. Thomas Mechan. Of Rockdale, has
enlisted in the marine corps.
Miss Margaret Mcclure, daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. David Mcclure, formerly
of Prospect Park. and Mr.. Robert Frs
kline. Jr.. of Pittsburgh, we're married
in Olivct Presbyterian Church, Pros
pect Park, Saturday afternoon by the
Rev. John MaCahau White. They will
live in Glenolden.
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WAHI,-AII1yIER

A pretty autumn wedding was sol
emnized with nuptial mass this morn
ing in st. Henry's Church, Fifth and
Cayuga streets, when Miss Josephine
Miller. daughter of Mrs. Anna Miller,
Of 4012 North Ninth street, was mar
ricd to Mr.. Charles Wahl. son of Mr..
and Mrs. Andrew Wahl. of 1888 North
Fifteenth street, by the Rev. Henry
Kcones. The bride wore a gown of
white satin with tulle veil arranged
with orange blossoms and carried Il
bouquet of white roses and orchids. She
was attended by her sister. Miss Louise
Miller. as maid Of honor. and Miss
Hilda Wahl the bridegroom's 5 sister. as
bridesmaid. Mr.. Wahl had for best
man Mr.. Arthur Gretz. The ceremony
was followed by breakfast at the home
Of the brides mother. Mr.. and Mrs.
Wahl left for n trip to the Delaware
Water Gap and will be at home after
November - at 1859 Wyoming ave-
nue..
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NSlNGTON

DR.. f. j. Mitchell, Of 2030 East AL
legheny avenue, will spend the coming
week end in New York as the guest Of
Mr.. Lappin.
Mrs. c. Carter, of East Columbia
avenue, is spending several weeks with
friends at Atlantic City.
On Thursday afternoon Mrs Krumm,
entertain the members of her Kaffe
Kloch at her home, when the following
ladies will be present: Mrs. C. Seip,
Mrs. l.. Seip, Mrs. NJ. II. Mitchell,
Mrs. A. McGrory, Mrs. G. Stephen,
Mrs. l.. Schumm, Mrs. F. Ludwig and
Mrs. G. Ayres.
Miss Janet Patterson, of Kensington
avenue and Clearfield street, will give
Halloween party at her home on Fri
day evening.
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

An interesting wedding which will
take place this evening will be that of
Miss Gertrude Maconaghy, daughter of
Mr.. Moore Maconaghy. to Mr.. Clay
ton Mackenzie, of 2120 Moore street
The bride will be given in marriage by
her father. Her bridesmaid will be Miss
Margaret McCausland and the bride
grooms best man will be Mr.. Thomas
Craig. recently arrived from France.
An uncle of the bride the Rev. Alex
Maconaghy, will perform the ceremony
which will take place at the home Of
the bride.
Miss Maconaghy will wear gown of
cream crepe meteor and georgette and
white tule veil with a border of chan
tilly lace. She will carry shower
bouquet of white orchids. The brides
maid will wear n dress of pink crepe
de chine and will carry roses of the
same hue.
A reception will follow the ceremony
after which the bride and groom will
leave for trip to Niagara Falls.
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IANSDOWNE

Mrs William bradshaw. of Essex
avenue. gave a surprise shower in honor
of Miss Grace Bond, daughter of MIR.
and Mrs u. Morton Bond. on Saturday
afternoon Miss Bond S engagement to
Mr.. Cooke Mclean. son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Robert l.. Mclean, was recently
announced. The guests at the party
were Mrs. Horace Paul Dormon. Mrs
George Allen, Mrs. -. Morton Bond,
Miss Florence Paul. Miss Harriet Lips
comb Mrs Frank Meade. Miss Miriam
Pancoast. Miss Ruth Decker, Mrs. Jer-
ONE Jardeln. Miss Laura Willis, Miss
Edna Baker. Mrs. Edgar Van Dusen
and Miss Harriet Grciner.
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Another Tip for ANDY

To the Editor Of the Evening Public Led0er:
Sir-Just a line in regard to Sidney
Gump, appearing in the EVENING PUB
Lie LEDGER. 1t has been causing wide
spread interest in the southwest part
of Philadelphia, and would state that
they should join the 4. p. A. of Pa,
that is to say Tenants Protective As
sociation of Pennsylvania. Hoping to
see more of Andy and Min,
G.. II. PARR, Sr.,
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RoxBoRoUoH

A Halloween dance will be given this
evening at Mr.. and Mrs. William !.
Hendren's, on Ridge avenue. The at :
fair will be held in the barn and among
those who will participate are Miss
Florence Brooks, Miss Marian Roberts
Hendren, Miss Elinor Dixon, Miss
Villa Hendren. Miss Doris Walton,
Miss Mildred Fighter, Miss Virginia
Thompson, Miss Mildred Hey, Miss
Helen Sherwood, Miss Katharine
Keely, Miss Helen Farrand, Miss Helen
Granlund, Miss Lois Anderson, Miss
Anne Wallace, Miss Dorothy Hewish,
Miss Alice O'Donneil Miss Sara
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OLNEY

Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph A Sincock will
today return from their wedding trip
and will be at home at 6427 G street.
Mrs. Sincock was Miss Irene Il. Reed.
The Tennis Club of Olney will give
masked Halloween party on Friday
evening, October 81, at the home Of
Miss Margaret Margerison, J401 Rising
Sun avenue. About forty guests will
be present
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GRETTON-STOKES

Trenton. Oct. % --- Miss Elizabeth
Leslie Stokes, daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles II. Stokes, S4@ West state
street, was married to George T. Gret-
ton, 445 Chambers street, yesterday in
All Saints Episcopal Church. Miss
Frances Howell and Miss Helen Kirk
attended the bride, while Rudolph X
Ribsam was best man. John X. Hus-
ton, of Philadelphia, and Charles f.
Stokes, Jr., acted as ushers.
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FALLS OF scHUYLkIlL

Mrs. William j. Timbers, of 1907
Midvale avenue, will entertain the
members of her card club at dinner and
cards this evening at her home. This
will be the first meeting for the season
and the guests will include Mrs. Louis
Reese, Mrs. John Hohen Adel, Mrs.
John Duffy, Mrs. p. II. Kelly, Mrs.
Charles Kelly, Mrs. John May, Mrs.
Louis Rosemah, Mrs. Harry Metz,
Miss Ella Foley, Miss Mary Foley,
Miss Ella Boyd, Miss Rernice Duffy,
Miss Mary Richards, Miss Margaret
Connor and Miss Dora Laughlin.
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Jameson, Mr.. and Mrs. Alvin Cox,
Mr.. Gilbert Diamond, Mr.. Frederick
Sisson, Mr.. William Kelley. Mr.. Bur
ton Iittlewood, Mr.. Robert Ycabsley,
Mr.. Seville Schofeld, Mr.. Sidney Loog,
Mr.. Hervie Schofield, Mr.. Charles
Keyes, Mr.. Richard Righter, Mr..
George Jones, Mr.. w. Clarke, Mr.. w.
J. Platt, Mr.. Alfred Newman and Mr..
Louis Robinson.
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LIvINGSTON-FOuLKES

An interesting wedding will take
place this evening in Christ Protestant
Episcopal Church, Sixth and Vcnango
streets, when Miss Bessie NJ Foulkes,
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Charles j..
Foulkes, of 301G North Franklin
street. will become the bride of Mr..
George II. Livingston. of 440 West But
Ter street. The ceremony will be per-
formed at 8 o'clock by the rector. the
Rev. George Saint Clair. and will be
followed by a reception at the home of
the brides parents. Mr.. Foulkes will
give his daughter in marriage. She
will wear gown of white satin veiled
with Brussell's net with veil of tulle
and caught with orange blossoms and
will carry Bride roses. Miss Sarah
Schofield will be bridesmaid. Mr.. Wal
ter Baxter will be best man, and the
ushers will be Mr. Albert Hartranft,
Mr.. Walter Hoffman. Mr.. Joseph Whit
akcr and Mr.. W. s. Sergeant. Upon
their return from their trip Mr.. Liv-
ingston and his bride will be at home at
36l9 North Franklin street.
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CHESTNUT HILL

There will be dance on Halloween
at Pelham Court in honor of the guests
of the house. Dances will take place
at intervals all during the winter.
Mrs. Henry Tilghman jackson, who
has been visiting her sister. Mrs.
Thomas r. Elcock, of Chestnut Hill,
returned to her home in Beading today
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Parishes Hold Joint Rummage Sale

A rummage sale started today and
will continue until Friday at 2126 Mar
ket street under joint auspices of the
parishes of ST. Bartholomew Catholic
Church, Wissinoming, and st, Law
rence's Church. Highland Park. The
sale for the Home of Incurables con-
tinues Mt Tenth and SAMSON streets.
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GER MANToWN

Among the masque parties taking
place on Saturday evening, November
|. will be the one given by Miss Marie
Link, who will entertain her friends
from the Germantown High School.
The guests include Miss Gail Vim. Miss
Alice Hollis, Miss Persis Woodward,
Miss Mary Hover, Miss Mabel Linton.
Miss Marian Izet, Miss Alice Vogel and
Miss Helena Ulmer.
On Friday evening, October 81, the
Wala- Wala Fraternity, of the German
town High School will give mask
dance at the Bellevue Stratford.
The pupils of the "B" class of the
Germantown High School are this after
noon being entertained at a theatre
party at the South Broad Street The
atre. DIR. Oscar Gerson, teacher in
the school. is chqperoning the party.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Carlisle, of East
Seymour street, announce the marriage
of their daughter, Miss Evelyn s. Car
Isle, to Mr.. Edine +. Mellor, son of
DR.. and Mrs. Howard Mellor. of 3421
North Fifteenth street, this afternoon
at . 80 o'clock.
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MURRAY-IATBACH

VineIand, n. j., Oct. 29.-Walace
Murray and Miss Louise Laubach
were married here yesterday by the
Rev. DR.. ID. II. King, Of Wildwood.
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Spruce street, have returned from York
Ilarbor, where they spent the summer.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Henry have
taken apartments at the Wellington,
after spending several weeks at Ocean
City.
DR.. and Mrs. ]. Fred Wolfe. of
bethlehem. We're the guests of Mrs
Lawrence II. Wilbur, at the Orchestra
luncheon yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Eugene s. Dorey, of
1913 Locust street, have returned from
9 trip to Yellowstone Park and Cali
fornia.
Miss Emily stopper, of SCOT whitby
avenue, Sherwood, will entertain In
honor of Miss Isabella Seafried, on Fri
day evening at a Halloween dance.