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Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1919-12-23
|SULLENS GAINS
TWENTY POUNDS
WAS ALL RUN. DOWN WHEN NJ
DEcAN TAKING TANlAo oOv
FGELO FINE, NOW wa

~ have gainsd twsaty povnAs -
weight sinoe began taking TAME
and am enjoying better general hea1eh
than I have In years" said John =.
Sullens. an eiuploye OF Morris Cos.
Packing House, who resides at lolS
Harrison street, Kansas City. Ne. re-
Gently. Continuing. he said:
FOR nvs years past have bssn
suffering with . severe stomach
trouble. Ny appetite was % poor had
TO force down every mouthful ate,
and even this would feel - n had
a piece Of lad in the pit q ny ston.
acS. I was troubled % much with gas
just felt miserable III the TINA ana
would bloat something awful. and my
would frtShtsn me. Wa also tEvublsd
. great deal with ooastipAtion, and
had 70 b. taking Same sort q AMtive
oil the time. aud would have ousA
dixsy spells at times Il wAs al eoul9
do to keep from faIling, became
badly run down and tsit tirsA an
wornout al the time 49, % was hn
effort for me 70 ~ ASout - had
lost % ascA weight va sxtrsmsly
weak. ~
4 ,had taken svs~y ha.A q nsAissas
I could hear of witheut Cstsans che
least benefit, whsn . frtsaa ee nine
who had besn taking raalae With
good results advised ne . sivs u .
trial. Well. had ne< taken Aalf Z
bottle when I nytiesA Wao bslAS
troubled less and leo With gas ed
my appetite began - inprovo until
now, aftsr taking ooly tAsV0 60e(30a
my appetite 10 sampiy Aae s11 eaA
eat anything I wat WstAsue Sa0ss.ag
any bAA Afsse 49ss4s. - ~ tseablod
with sas and ny hsAl hao stoOpl1
palpitating. ana nevae Aave that
heavy feeling In tAs. ~ q NJ stene
ach after eating. I ana nsvsr bothsse4
with Constipation o. tAsss Aissy sDsgls
and have regainsd an NJ lest strsnstA
and always feel fins and full q eaesUH
I am % pleased w1tN what faalae -
done FOR ns an aiwayO tso1A0 st4ss0
about ~
Tanlao 10 sold - 1GAs1AalesWa ~
OLD Reliable Drug Co, b q. Anthony
BY Geo. l. LAPiaAt b OAse ceatee
BY Brimhail. Bros, IN NeIbsurns "
n. K Corbett. N ollaaa ~ ". =. =
J. A. Ward. IN Fsrsusoa ~ n &. ,ldse
ana In Rhodes ~ Rhs1Gs PAAs1Aay.
in Liseomb By Diilioa . 0asnssV -
Gearing By Geo. n. oAsss1
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1919-12-23

- ssats ~ ssmstAins ever II ~ est.
absvt Dee. 1.-The raisA Il y eselarsA.
10 necessary to make " - insssass q
20 cents Z thousand IN tss wholesale
price. Higher coot Of cigasst tobacco
Ii blamed for the advance.
Special to Ttmes- Republican.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1919-12-23
Musks4 Worth Fortune.

/. London, Dec. s.-Ths musket said to
lave been given to Alexander 6elkirk
Whsn he was put ashore on the Island
" JuAn TernAndss, 100 miiss of the
Cn1leAn coast, has been going tina
sou1ds Of British museums. 1t was
e41htri's adventures upon which was
bAAed peFoe's famous story. robin.
Esou Crasoe." The muskct II inscribed
SW1Gh ~ nane Of "A. SsikiTk Largo.
a35S1r i ~ Dusohassd " Ra4de,DA
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1919-12-23

her forward but remained himself
blocking the doorway. use the word
tArsst. for I noted the grip OF his hand
on her arm. yet In truth she instantly
stepped forward herself. her bearing
IN no way devoid Of pride and dignity.
her head held erect. her eyes fearless.
~ seeking the face Of Kirby. Their
Slances met. and she advanced to the
table. the light Of the swinging lang
full upon her. The impression she
made u with me yet. Hers was .
refined. patriciau face, crowned By .
wealth Of dark hair. Indignant eyes
of basel brown, shadowsd by long
lashes. frightened face whitened by
intense emotion, and brought into
agreeable contrast flushed checks and
red. scornful lips. A dimpled chfA .
round, full throat. and the figure OF
young womsnhood, slender and yet
softly curved, altogether formed q pic
ture 20 enhancing as to never again
desert my Imagination. With one
bound my heart went out to her In
sympathy. In admiration, In full and
complete surrender. Before I could
change posture. almost before I could
draw frssh breath. her voice. trsm-
bling slightly With an emotion she
was unable wholly to suppress. yet
sounding clear a. . bell, addressed
the man confronting her.
MAY I ask. sir. what this Outrage
means7 / presume you are respon-
sible for the insolence Of this fellow
who brought me herer'
Kirby laughed but not altoSsthse ut
ease.
"well, not altogether" he answered.
''as his methods are entirely his own.
merely told him to 80 after you"
For what purposer'
go pretty q girl should not ask
that. Carver, close tho door and wait
outside"
I could marx the quick riss ana fall
u her bosom and the look Of fear she
waa unsbls to Disguise. Yet not .
limb moved % he door closed. nor did
tie glance n those brown syss wavsf.
"You ars not TIE came man net
bsfers," shs began deubtingiy. ne
said he was connected with the sAsr-
IFS elac& Who are your
NY name = Kirby; The shssi1 y
here undse my orders"
Kirby l-ths-ths gamblsfr
well, play cards occasionally. and
you have probably heard Of me b.
tore Even II 20 never had until To-
aisAt Il y pesty safs - Vt thGt you
- Sew."
n know.. ne sdmitssd, that you
won this Dropsrty ct cards and have
asw es0s b take possession. u that
wAat ~ 1saar Z
'Tnak q lsasl y part n H. ara
- took . stsD toward hsf, his thin
ups twisted into smile. But net al.
RsAaps Dsaaldson failed 70 tell yos
~ sssG ~ LETT ~ 70 break M
ssvG Wen. n wsa't hurt ne any.
Hss saly ~ Dlantatise y mine, bit
svesy niSgsf % e @ wsll Isa -
- 10oH00lSnI :, M.
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sYNoPsIG.

CHAPTER I.-la ls1 Lieutenant Kno.
S Il Koez I:!.sa .A: !S :. .:fd.&sI s:.
eosamandaSt sands hisa With dispatches
steamer Warrior and makes the acauaint:
ec joe q kssss Is: S:s. S~a,
gambler.
CHAPTER II. - Knex learns Judge
Bsaucairs has . daughter. Eloiss, and .
whom the judge has disowned. Repe's
1s Sses never sssxas sn Been
saves under the law. although the girls
have been brought up a. sisters.
CHAPTER III.-Kirby induces the Judge
to stake his plantation and negro servants
on a poker hand unfairly dealt " 5Ss
contain Ave- aces. and Kirby accuses ths
Slis.s q q sssssa k,rss. AND Ssops dead
CHAPTER VIA the Confusion Kirby
ena Carver ere enabled 70 steal awSy.
knca ts. e naIS kirby % s ~4 " Ere:
KNOX ev:!Sosra The lieutenant swine
CHAPTER YKno5 i'; u sss. e !:
.ho f hsd .Scs him. o' mi.tanE him an
enemy. His dispatches have been for
Hardsd: He ssnds Pete TO bring Haynes.
Bseucsirs.s lawyer. and they arrange.
With psts's help, to get the women to the
cabin Of an abolitionist, Amos Shrunk,
before Kirby comes.
had but q moment IN which tc
observe the man, for almost immedi
atsly Carver dung the door Of th,
room open and Kirby swung impa
tiently about to face the entrance. Elk
cept for q possibility Of thus attract
Ing the attention Of the newcomer
was In no special danger Of being do
tscted By tAoss within. Carver thrus
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Bersns, for Ssss. but the owner ~
insursl Il for oie,eoA
seikirk owned . tavern near Clap
ham but died In l72S At sea a. . tsu-
tenant aboard q naval vessel
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1919-12-23

The npid A1vS1eD0sat Of ths a1s
screw snA q - 1sass a dsivsag II.
and ~ rsusAs1A1le sfflsisacy. Aye -.
couraS4n0 ~ - ~ = aoolisaslons
whore asss 0abstaattAi trastioa n
available. New . Dars1saa bui3dss
has incorporated the air1rivs prtnsiDis
into . Sourtsen-ton forty. passenger
locomotive. The two vertical engines
arc mounted outside the body Of the
coach, front and rear. VITA . power.
full cir SCREW On the shA1t Of eaoh
and the BIZ tsusk runs q sgpssss tsaiu
spesd-YeDuiss NecnA13ea
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1919-12-23
EIGHT Children Had Group.

IT have eight children and give 70.
ley's Hone; and Tar to all OF them. !"
writes Mrs. P. Rehkanp. 24ol Herman
St, Covinxton, KY; they al were
subject to Group" II ioosens and clears
mucus ana phleEn, stops that s,rang-
ling cough, makes easy breathing pos
sible and permits quiet sleep. II con-
tains no opiatcs. and children like II
Good for colds. bronchial coughs and
the coughs that linger on after influ.
enza or grip, Good for grown ups ~
for children. Sold OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
tisement.
The bouquets thrown to Madame
Patti ON the occasion Of one Of her
farewell appearances In Paris filled
eight carriages.
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DO nor Fssp p1oNsa

Feed II too expensivs % wases. =
IL wasted II your Asns % nss shaw
results. Add Z little .. 4 rAOAA9
POULTRY REMEDY 70 thsle fo4A
ana you will have . full go baaksG
Geo, A, Olson. n
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clean, healthy
and activs. u
9eatssahaaS0
appetite, ..
sistS diOsS41A ~
R0tos yO01eoOool
for real living aD4
helps to keep -
youn e in fesba9s
via1 and ae0A
Il ~ vsl.D
Noqutfs0 . to1sA
tabeLYp. N ~
O1vs Susjnss ~
kslp you nesA. CT
o heetls APsnA ~
Aun6nnsnH 49,
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1919-12-23

Tho Great General To03e
LYKO snriches ths blood, tAnsAy
helping Nature replace woEn-o1t tID0ueo,
and tends 70 tons up tAe sy0eo0 GooGfAlly
BY kesping Tie liver. 6doegO - bsWOb
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crushlns Hin Down - ne SILL
sucA I beast. But RI give you one
ehancs-3Sst enc. Don't you dare
call out Of ahswss NJ. Do what cay.
Now step blackjack along the table;
that's Il. Z. 1tep It Z time. on,
knew you were . cowardly bully. Go
on-yss, clear 70 that window; don't
lower thoss hands ~ inch until ! say
you may. I am . slavs-yes, but ] am
also I Dsaueairs. Now reach behind
roo "a pm Up ~ sashpsll y ~
Aishsg thaA that
+ Hee go dilatsd WITH SsddSd ustda-
|jlhueat "a tesrozl HI ~ s1usht
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GERMANTOWN

Miss Dorothy Magill, G3 Louden
ltreet is entertaining the members of
hc Beta Alpha Beta, Alpha Chapter,
It her home this afternoon. The guests
ilclude Miss Mabel Marple. Miss Janet
Mills, Miss Mildred Simons. Miss
Evelyn Lacey, Miss Georgina Skirving.
Mss Alice Spencer, Miss Annetta Van
Alren, Miss Lila NIacIntyre. Miss
Aances Mackie and Miss Helen Ritter.
MIR. Herbert Sibson, of 5610 Stokes
steet, will entertain at a mask Hal
lorcen party at his home this evening.
Tie guests will include Mrs. L. Jake
MIN, Mr.. and Mrs W. Buggy, Mr..
anil Mrs. d. Hartford, Mr.. and Mrs. +.
Shmid, Mr.. and Mrs. e. Lambert, Mr..
als Mrs, ii. Williams, Mr.. and Mrs.
WI Enderley, Mr. and Mrs. L. H.
Siton, Mr.. and Mrs. A. Brown. Miss
Alce .Iakeman, Miss Mary Kniveton,
Mis- Carrie Rhimer, Miss Margaret
Ildvurd,. Miss Dorothy Sibson, Miss
Mdyldae Jakeman, Mr.. Albert Best
and Mr.. William Sibson.
Another mask party to be given in
Gclnantown this evening is the one to
whih Mr.. and Mrs. c. G., Harding
N'iiib' 'pStSs lN SuNNip Will lllNluNlV
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Getz, Mr.. and
MRS. Charles Conner, Mr.. and Mrs.
Shut Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Welsh
! Dr. md Mrs. William Giles, Mr. and
Mrs 1Sturm and Mr., and Mrs. Leonard
kanf
limitations have been issued by Mr..
and lIrs, William Ross Harper, OF
I'D Vest Upsal street, for the mar
riage pf their daughter, Miss Marian
=, Haper, and Mr.. Donald :. Kellogg
of MY York, on Thursday evening
NOyenber 6, at O'Clock.
Mrl and Mrs, Il. stephen Stahi-
neckef of III Mount Airy avenue, en-
tcrtaia at children's Halloween
party It their home last night in honor
of th% son, Master stephen Stahi
neckeH The guests included Miss
Martha Bawn, Miss Jean Neal, Miss
ElizabSh Ann Hunt, Miss Margaret
WAIKIKI Miss Phoebe Watkin, Miss
Laura eetrich, Miss Winifred DIETRICH
Miss I'sgy Davis, Miss Kate Davis
Master Joseph Esherick, Master Rob
crt Fafun, Master Robert Nixon
Master Frank Watkin, Master Lewis
DIETRICH hnd Master Malcolm Davis,
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SOUTH PHILADELPHIA

\ masquerade party was given by
st. Monica $ Catholic Club on Thurs
day evening at the clubhouse. 1T29 Rit-
nrr street Among those present were
Miss Margaret O'Bricn, Miss Marie
Lennon, Miss Margaret Gallagher, Miss
Anna McCrOssen. Miss Ruth Perscly,
Miss Katherine Conley. Mr.. and Mrs
Mcdonald. Mr.. and Mrs Fitzpatrick,
Mr.. John McNamee, Mr. Frank Yeagcr.
Mr.. Frank Morris. Mr.. John Duffy, MIR.
James Duffy. Mr.. Thomas Moloy, MIR.
C. Furey, Mr.. Joseph NIitnamow. Mr..
Edward Koob Mr.. John Hudome and
Mr.. Frank Lynch. ......
Miss Rose Kuteroth and her father.
Mr.. Norris Kuteroth, of 202l South
end as the guest of Mrs Muglove. of
Rodney street. Brooklyn, n. Y,
Mr.. and Mrs. 7. Edward Knapp. .Jr..
and their son. Master Theodore knapp.
Sd. formerly of 2JOS South Lambert
street. are now living in their new
residence, 6345 Ross street, German
town.
DIR. G. j. Siverman, of SOL South
Fifth street. was guest of honor at n
banquet at Meyers Drawing Rooms, on
Wednesday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. =. Silver, of Al Rit-
ner street. announce the marriage ot
their daughter, Miss Sara Silver. to
Mr.. David NJ. Schwartz. son of Mr..
and Mrs. L.. Schwartz this evening. at
the brides residence. Rabbi Englandei
will officiate. The brides only attcn.
dant will be Miss Helen Carr.
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YARDLEY

Miss Elizabeth Mccormick is visit
ing relatives in llatboro.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carlton Il. Rich and
Miss. Mary Palmer will leave for their
new home in DoycStown on Tuesday
The High School pupils gave dance
in Odd Fellows Hall last Tuesday eve
ming. The patronesses We're Mrs. ii.
Linn Bassett, Mrs. Ammon B. Kauif
man, Mrs. John Dyer and Mrs. Edward
Doyle.
At the annual meeting of the Ladies'
Aid of the NJ. II. Church the following
officers were elected: President, Mrs.
Frank Sigafoos; first vice president
Mrs. Sayre second vice president. Mrs.
Virginia Dauscr secretary, Mrs. Lin
ford Hampton treasurer, Mrs. William
Applegate. After the meeting refresh
ments were served by Mrs. Frank Scott,
at whose home the meeting was held.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert c, BelviIe have
closed their summer home, lanrick
Manor, and will spend the winter in
Trenton.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Swain, OF
Richmond, Ind, were recently enter
tanned by Mr.. and Mrs. L. Warrington
Barnes.
The local post of the American Legion
will be called the Knowles Doyle Post
in honor OF Miss Miriam r.. Knowles
and Edward J Doyle, DR., who gave
their lives in service overseas.
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the fiftieth wedding anniversary of
their parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Robert
Alair, of burlington, \. j., when the
following guests We're present: Mr., and
Mrs. Thomas Naysmith, Mr.. and Mrs.
Alexander Swope. Mr.. and Mrs. Ab-
ner Simpson and family, Mr.. and Mrs.
John Mair, Mr., and Mrs. Joseph Simp
son, Mr.. and Mrs. John Naysmith, Miss
Elcnor Dawson, Miss Dorothy Mason,
Miss Elenor Mason. Miss Margaret
Naysmith, Miss Isabel Naysmith, Mrs
Miss Elenor Mair, Miss Marion MAR,
Miss Cora Mair. Mrs. Margaret Stone.
Miss Ethel Stone, Miss Edith Nay
smith, Miss Kathryn Naysmith, Miss
Elinor Buchanan, Mr. John Dawson,
Mr.. Edward Simpson, Mr.. Raymond
MAR, Mr.. Allen Stone. Mr.. Harry
Stone, Mr.. James Naysmith, Mr.
Charles Shaw, Mr.. stephen Naysmith
The Frankford branch of the Needle
work Guild will hold its annual
meeting and exhibition on Tuesday
November H. Mrs. Truman H. New
berry. national president of the Needle
work Guild of America, will be the
principal speaker. The directors OF
the local branch will meet in the morn
ing to arrange the display of garments
collected and their distribution among
the hospitals, institutions and charita
BILE organizations, The meeting in the
afternoon at 3 o'clock will be held in
the assembly room of the frankfort
library, for which time an attractive
musical program has been arranged.
Miss Regina Potter, of frankfort
avenue and Orthodox street, will enter
tain the members of her sewing circlt
On Monday evening.
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SwARTHMORE

Tho Phi Delta Theta Fall dance will
be held in the Woman's Club House
this evening. Among those who will
attend are Miss Anna Roberts. Miss
Elizabeth Sellers, Miss Janet Clarke,
Miss Ruth Hill, Miss Lucy Penrosc.
Miss Ethel Kaplan. Miss Miriam Jen-
kins, Miss Iona Such, Miss Margaret
Embry, Miss Mary Dotterer and Miss
Rachel Scheetz.
The national board of the Woman 5
Peace Party will be entertained this
week end at the home of Mrs. William
|. Hull. Plans for the annual meeting
to be held in Philadelphia the first
part of November. will be arranged.
Among the prominent guests are Miss
Jane Adams, Mrs. Lewis +. Post, the
Rev. Anna Garland Spencer and Mrs.
&. II. Cumberland.
Miss Arabela Carter. of Philadel-
phia. is visiting Mrs. Hull this week.
Mrs. Frank Ford Barber gave the
second of the seasons Episcopal teas at
her home Friday afternoon. Among
those who attended were Mrs. John
ADAMS. Mrs. Edwin H. Buckman. Mrs.
Bayard ii. Morrison and Mrs. Edward
A, stockton
4 concert for the benefit of the Phil ,
adelphia Orchestra Was given on We'd =
ncsday evening at the Mary Lyon
School. under the direction of various
wOman's clubs of this vicinity. The
program consisted of Mr.. Emil Schmidt,
violinist Mrs. William Schmidt, cell =
list. and Mrs. Letitia Radcliff Miller,
pianist, besides several vocal numbers.
Friday afternoon the junior musical
section of the Woman'S Club was en- .
tertaped at the home of Miss Ethel
wyn B. IIickling. Miss Alice Barber,
Miss COrinne Andrews and Miss Evelyn
Fricke were among the guests
A Halloween party was given by
Miss Elizabeth Kennedy at her home
Friday evening.
The engagement was recently an
nounced of Lieutenant Edward u. Sim
mondS, OF Swarthmore, to Miss Bertha
Stehman, of Germantown.
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North PHILADELPHIA

Miss Mildred Casper, of North Nine .
teenth sseet. gave Halloween dance
at her nine last evening
Mrs. q Coleman. of Broad and Mas
ter street will give a Halloween dance
at her bme this evening for thirty
guests in onor of her niece, Miss Alice
Handley ,bf Steubenville, o.. who is
visiting Ms. Coleman for an INDEFINITE
stay.
Mr.. AMI Mrs. Charles Livingston, OF
North Btad street, are entertaining
their sistl Mrs. Myrtle Henley, and
Miss Erml mlHenley, of Denver, Col.
Mr.. and Mrs. Morris Dannenbaum
and their laughter, Miss Rosalie Den
nenbaum, kho-have been spending the
summer atAtantic City, have returned
to their cii home at 1901 Spring Gar
den street,
The secbd monthly meeting Of the
Sisterhoodlf the Keneseth Israel Com
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SOCIAL ACTIVITIES

The dinner dance which Mr.. and
Mrs Clarence w. Dolan will give on
November s will celebrate the twenty
fifth anniversary Of their wedding day.
Mrs. William Townsend Wright. OF
Radnor, will give a luncheon next We'd
nesday.
Mrs. II. Gallatin Welsh, of Mermaid
lane. Chestnut Hill, gave a small aim =,
ner last evening. Among those present
were: Baron Won Thysen, of Denmark
NTr d Martin, Mrs. ]. Murray Elizey,
Mr. Freeman Smith, Of New York,
and several others Mrs. Welsh viii
saiI about January | for France, and
expects to visit Paris for six months,
Mrs J. Hawley Taussig, of Fast
Gravers lane. Chestnut Hill, gave q
small Halloween party for her, daugll-
ter, Miss Ellen Meredith Tau&ig
Among those present were Miss Grace
Price Morgan, Miss Annabel Sewell
Miss Eleanor Joyce Sewell, Miss JAM
Goodman, Miss Betty Ogden and Mis-
Helen Hebard
Owing to the sudden illness of Mr.
A. Edward Newton, of Oak Knoll
Daylesford. Pa. the wedding fiji
son. Mr.. Swift Newton and Miss Ethp
SAX Jennings. which had been planne,
for December, was quietly solemnize,
az the home of the bridegruom's par
ents on Thursday, October 80, at
o'clock. Mr., Newton's friends vii
be pleased to know that he is improvin
rapidly.
Mr.. Alexander II. s. Post, of Balti
more. will give theatre party, fol
lowed by supper at the Ritz Carlton
J, on Monday. November II, in honor o
Miss Polly Thayer debutante daughte
81 Mrs. John v Thayer, of Redwood
+ Hayerford.
AT the tea which DIR. and Mrs
George NJ BOYD. of 1909 Spruce street
Will give on December ., to introduc
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-11-01
HOLM { SBURG

The wedding of Miss Ophclia May
Enoch. daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs War
rcn Enoch, of Crispin street and Mr.
George \. Robinson took place on
Wednesday last. at the home of MIR
and Mrs. Enoch.
Mrs. B Parker. of Rhawn street,
will entertain the members Of her sew
ing circle on Tuesday afternoon.
Mr.. aud Mrs. Carl Hall afc rccciv-
ing congratulations on the birth of II
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-11-01
WISSAHICkON

Miss Charlotte Anderson and Miss
Bertha Snodgrass entertained few Of
their friends on Wednesday evening
October 30, by giving masked party.
Among the guests were Miss Anna Mil
lcr, Miss Florence Wenner, Miss Ruth
Busch, Miss Carrie Firth, Miss Sue
Bateman. Miss Sadie Bateman, Mr..
Jack Hahn. Mr.. Bruno Majer, Mr..
Charles Butterworth. Mr.. Teddy Tay e.
Tor. Mr.. Frank Walsh and Mr.. Robert
Carpcntcr
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-11-01

maid of honor and MIR Howard Kirk
will act as best man for Mr.. Perks.
The bride will wear gown Of white
crepe meteor trimmed in lace and n
long net veil held in place by orange
blossoms. She will carry bouquet of
Bride roses and sweet peas.
The maid of honor's frock will be Of
champagne georgctte beaded in pink
and turquoise blue She will carry a
bouquet of tea roses and pink snap
dragons
A small reception will Immediately
follow the ceremony. After short
wedding trip. Mr.. and Mrs. Perks will
be at home at IS pastorius street.
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LOGAN

Mrs. F. Bland, of Twelfth and Rock
land streets, Logan, is entertaining nt a
childrcns S party this afternoon for her
small son, Master Melcher Bland. and
daughter. Miss Betty Bland. The guests
are Miss Margaret Lingerman. Miss
Jane Whitlock, Miss Margaret Staup,
of Logan Miss Margaret Robertson, of
Narberth; Miss Bertha Kanouse, of
Germantown Master Allen Woolston
and Master Robert Woolston, of Lo-
gan Master Kenneth Griffith. Master
Tommy Harris, of Germantown, and
Master William Tans,'of Collingswood.
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CHESTNUT HILL

A Halloween party was held at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs, Morton Foster,
of 81 East Grayers lane, Chestnut
Hill, on Thursday evening. The guests
were Mr. and Mrs Sa@ue, Slies Msrn nulp, ,rsn Mr,
niger, Miss l.. Mercer, Miss Lavinia
Hause. Miss G. Kelley, Miss II. Jcnes,
Miss y. Brown, Miss NJ. Martha. Mr.,
Joseph Gallagher. Mr.. w, Pfeiffer, Mr.
Robert Kulp, Mr.. Norton Kulp, Mr..
Il. Lansdale, Mr.. J. Martin and Mr..
G. Mccall.
Mrs. James Carewe and Mrs. Charles
Cottman will leave shortly for Hot
Springs Va, where they will spend
two weeks.
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NORRISTOWN

Miss Edith X. Long aud Mr.. j. w.
Clifford both of Norristown, were
married in ST. patricS'S Church, on
Tuesday. October rs. The Rev. Fran
els J.. Carr oficiatcd at the ceremony.
The Sigma Phi Fraternity will give
phantom party at their fraternity
house this evening Mr.. Herman Bailey
is chairman Of the committee in charge
OF the affair
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Walla WalIa clsb Dance

The Wala Walla Club gave its an
nual Halloween dance in the Rose
Garden of the Bellevue Stratford last
night. Several hundred guests of the
club members attended. Relatives Of
the clubmcn acted aS patroncSses. Mr..
Harry Waddington. headed the dance
committee and arranged an interesting
series of surprises. The dance was Il
masked affair.