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Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-09-05
MARRIED IN DALES
MEMORIAL CHURCH
Miss Kirchman Bride of Mr..
Fergus Hassard Wednes-
day Evening

\ pretty wedding took place on We'd
nesday evening at the home Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Henry Kirchman, 1910 West Ale
ghcny avenue. when their daughter.
Miss Eleanor Kirchman. was married to
Mr.. Fergus =. Hassard. of West Phila
delphia. by the Rev. r. r. Turnbull,
pastor of the DaIes Memorial Prcsby
terian Church, Thirty second and Cum
berland streets. The bride wore gown
of white satin vciled with gcorgette
crepe. n veil of tullc caught with orange
blossom sprays, and carried shower
of Bride roses. Mr. Kirchman gave his
daughter in marriage, and her sister,
Miss May G. Kirchman, was her only
attendant. The latter wore a pink gown
of satin veiled with georgette crepe and
carried pink roses.
Mr.. Charles r. Ha8sard. cousin.
was best man. The ceremony was fol-
lowed by reception. Mr.. and Mrs,
Hassard will travel through the autumn
and will be at home after November
at 1910 Allegheny avenue.
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ALONG THE READING

DR.. Alfred G. Heritage and Mrs.
Heritage. who spent several weeks in
Maine. returned yesterday to their home
on Summit avenue. Jenkintown.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edwin Gillespie. of
Elkins Park, have been visiting the lat E
ter's brother in law and sister. Mr.. and
Mrs. Frederick Fitz Gerald, of Elkins
Park. at their summer camp in the
Adirondacks.
Mr.. and Mrs. William 4. Ecker. of
Jenkintown. spent the month of Aug
ust at Buck Hill.
Mrs: Charles Cullin and her daugh
ter. Miss Margaret Culln, of Church
road. East Ogontz. accompanied by the
formers nephew. Mr.. Earl Hammond
have returned from a trip to the Pa
cilic coast.
Mr.. Walter f. Herring. of Arlington.
mas gone to California for a short stay.
Mr., and Mrs. Edward George Lavine.
VINO have been spending several days
IN Atlantic City. have returned TO their
nome, BarrOwdale. Rydal.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-09-05
GER M MANTOWN

Mrs. William Greenwood. of Wingo-
hooking Terrace, has returned from a
ten days trip to Ocean City.
Miss l.. Dorothy Price, of G24 Queen
street. arrived from Penn's Park. near
husband. Pa. where she has been
since early July.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Derr. 21S
East Willow Grave avenue. have re-
turned from n trip to Ocean City.
Miss Anna Kelly, 1924 Chew street,
is spending a fortnight at Atlantic
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Scattergood and
their son. Mr.. Allen Scattergood, of
0llI keyser street, have returned from
trip to Wildwood.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Wilkie and
their daughters. Miss Dorothy Wilkie
ana Miss Eleanor Wilkie, ofI1O0
Harvey street. are expected home this
week from a trip to Seaside Heights.
Mr.. and Mrs. Donald Speese and
their family, of 434 Harvey street, are
spending some time at Ocean City.
Mr.. and Mrs, Howard Dericksou
and their daughter. Miss Dorothy
Derickson, of 5120 Keyser street have
returned from a months visit to Ocean
City. ~ "'
Mrs. Thomas O'Neill, of 56l1 Chew
street, went to Atlantic City on Wed
nesday for a fortnight.
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$50, 900 DRIVE FOR HOSPITAL
Colonel Of Eighth Illinois viii Ad-
dress Mass Meeting to Aid Work

Colonel ]. Franklin Dennson, of the
Eighth Illinois BLACK Devils " Regi-
ment and assistant attorney general of
that state, will be the principal speaker
at the Olympia Theatre on Sunday
afternoon to push the drive for $50 900
which is being made by the Frederick
Douglass Memorial Hospital and Train
ing School, Sixteenth and Lombard
streets.
Another speaker will be Dean Will
liam Pickens, of Morgan College, Bal
timore, and three minute speeches will
be given by the following: The Rev.
w. r. Jones, DIR. Paul ]. Taylor, the
Rev. w. +. Graham. the Rev. J. NJ.
Palmer, DIR. J. =. Turner. the Rev.
c. A. Findley, the Rev. r. j. Will
liams and Amos Scott. Bishop L. ].
Coppin will preside.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-09-05
SOUTH PHILADELPHIA

Mr.. Maxwell II. Gorbach will enter
tain in honor of the Fillmore Club at
741 Morris street on Sunday evening.
Mr.. Paul s. Pachter, and Mr.. Samuel
Dickler, of the Fillmore Club. have
contributed their services and will help
to make the occasion a success.
The Ardentes Club, of Philadelphia.
will give its opening dance of the sea :
son on Friday, September 12. at the
Reed Street Settlement House. ia Reed
street. The committee in charge in :
cludes Mr.. A. Neff, chairman Mr.. NJ.
Levy. Mr., II. Zeussis, Mr.. X. Forman
and Mr.. J. Carlis.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bernard Scandlon, oi
2223 South Bonsall street. have recently
returned from a trip to Atlantic City.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles A. Mardellc
and family, of 1915 South Broad street
win spend the remainder Of the season
in Chelsea.
Mr.. aud Mrs. Edward Philip Ira
ger, of 2734 Smedley terrace, who have
been spsnainS ths season at their sum.
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DOYLE ESTOWN

Miss Rosella Iieavcncr. daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. Edwin Hcavoner. of go
West Court street. and Lieutenant
Walter Trainer, of DOylestOwn. were
married at the home of the brides par
ents. The ceremony was performed by
the Rev. Charles Freeman. of the Salem
Reformed Church. The bride is II we'll
known teacher in the public schools and
the groom has just returned from over
seas, where he served during the war
with the keystone Division. The cou
pie left on wedding trip to the noun
tains.
Mr.. and Mrs. Watson T. Tomlinson
of DOyleStOwn. announce the engage
mcnt of their daughter. Mary Tomlin
son, to Robert NJ. CurriG. of Philadel-
phia.
In honor of Mrs. James Leigh Odem,
of Jacksonville. Fla: Miss Margaret
Rake and Mrs. Wesley Bunting. OF
Doylestown, entertained at bridge yes
terday afternoon Winners of prizes
were Miss Sue Swartzlandcr, Mrs. Felix
Murphy. Miss RCtta Taylor and Mrs.
James Leigh Odcm.
DR.. Louis A. Klein. of Philadelphia
dean of the Veterinary School of tht
University of Pennsylvania. has leased
the handsome Lear estate, on East
Court street. and will take possession
at once.
The Doylestowu Country Club will
omen the autumn social program with @
golf tournament. starting tomorrow
afternoon.
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$50 A WEEK TOO LITTLE
Family of Nine Needs More, Com
pensatIon Board Is Told

A weekly income Of 5000 is INSULT
cient for a family of nine, consisting of
three adults and six children, with liv-
ing prices as high as they are now.
This statement was made at meet
ing of the compensation board yesterday
afternoon by counsel for Andrew +. Nc
Gilligan, of Ardmore. Pa, during a
hearing of the appeal of the Auto Car
Company, which was ordered to pay
Mr.. McGilligan 80 n week for 300 weeks
as compensation for the death of Ar
thur s. McGilligan, who was killed
while in the company's employ.
The company declared the family was
independent. McGilligan's attorney in
troduced statistics supporting his state
ment that $50 income was insufficient
to provide for the family.
A decision will be given by the board
later in the week.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-09-05
$4,000 TO HOUSE CAR
Philip Rosenbach Tires Of Arrest,
on Wrong Parking


Philip Rosenbach. clubman and art
connoisseur. dismayed at having been
hailed to court by traffic policemen
twice in less than q week, has paid
$4,000 for stable property at 1915
Chancellor street, as a garage for him
self and his friends.
This is declared to be the highest
price ever paid for stable of the size
in the business center of the city. But
that is not the story.
Mr.. Rosenbach has been accustomed
to driving to his place of business, not
far from the stable he has just bought
every morning in his motorcar. Day
storage in accessible public garages has
for some time been at n premium.
In consequence it was found necessary
by Mr.. Rosenbach 10 park his car for
several mornings in n side street. Twice
within six days traffic policemen have
"pinched" him for allowing his auto
mobile to stand in one place for longer
time than the rules of the Police De
partment allow.
1t was because of this coutretemps
that Mr.. Rosenbach instructed his real
estate brokers to buy for him in the vi
cinity of his place of business a stable
which could be converted into garage
and could be used by himself and
friends.
Buy it," said Mr.. Rosenbach. 81
don't care what the price is. I'm tired
of being annoyed"
And so the deal was closed and Mr.
Rosenbnch's motor car no longer will
be parked on the street.
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DORMAN-KIMMELMAN

Mr.. Nat C. Dorman, formerly of
Company A, Third Antiaircraft Di-
vision, known as the Fighting Third,
was married to Miss Rosa Kimmelman
at the brides home, 1904 North Eighth
street, yesterday.
Miss Reba Dorman was maid of
honor. while Mr.. Louis Kimmelman.
brother of the bride. was best man. The
bride wore white chantilly lace dress.
a veil and orange blossoms and carried
lilies of the valley.
A reception followed the ceremony,
after which Mr.. and Mrs. Dorman left
for their honeymoon. which will include
Niagara Falls, Toronto, the Thousand
Islands, Montreal, Quebec and Lake
George. They will return to this city
about October / after which they will
make their home at 1912 Monument
plnce
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-09-05
NORTH PHILADELPHIA

Mr., and Mrs. Clinton Bissrl enter
taincd a house party of young people
nt Ocean Gate over Labor Day. Among
the Philadelphia guests were Miss
Emma Parry. Miss G.. 'Leonette Rehfuss,
Mr.. William II. Stevenson and Mr..
iio""'u "''Se'
Mrs. Johanna Isenberg, of the Royal
Apartments, is at Mount Clemens.
Mich, for a visit. - =
-,
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-09-05
FALLS OF scHUYLkILL

Mr.. and Mrs. Louis r. Stauss have
returned from Atlantic City, where they
spent their honeymoon, and are at home
at 400 Earlham terrace. Mrs. Stauss
before her marriage on July - was
Miss Alice Emsley, daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. Eli Emsley, Of 34G0 Bowman
street.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Hess. of 3j22
New Queen street. have returned home
after spending the latter part of the
summer in Wildwood.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Kindon. of
1863 Bowman street, are entertaining
a house party during the early part of
the month. Their guests. who are from
Birmingham. Ala, include Mr.. and
Mrs. Daniel Stewart. their son and
daughters. Mr.. Sidney Stewart. Miss
Florence Stewart, Miss Mary j. Stew
art and Miss Janet Stewart; and Mrs.
Stewards daughter in law, Mrs. Will
liam Stewart.
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honeymoon in Paris. They will likely
be located in Serbia for year.

honeymoon in Paris. They will likely
be located in Serbia for a year
Miss Mildred Dannphowcr. of West
Airy street, will leave Saturday for a
months stay in Buffalo and New York
city.
Mrs. !. F. Langham and her daughter
and son, of Marklcy street. have re-
turned from Ocean City. having spent
the summer there.
Mrs. l.. Francois ThCy.kcns. who re-
Gently returned from Havana is visit
ing her parents, DR.. and Mrs. j. b.
Kuhn. of Stanbridgc street. Mr.. and
Mrs. Theyskens will sail for Holland on
the 18th of September and will remain
in Antwerp. Belgium. for about three
months. Mrs. Theyskcns before her
marriage this summer was Miss Violet
Kuhn.
Miss Lin Hawkes.. of Mcrchantville.
is the guest of Mrs. Eleanor Heavier
at the IIcavner summer cottage at PORT
Indian.
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CUT DOWN OLD Fl. c. OIL.
AND EAT OIL MADE OF BURRS
Chemists Tell Of Ne,u Wonder FoodsHubbard Squash Also
Made TO Yield to Science

bread which is made from a mixture OF
wheat -four and a -four produced from
peanuts, and the oriental soy bean.
Many people are acquainted with the
avocado alligator pear, which tastes like
n salad and is as luscious as a canta e
loupe. Chemists and food experts are
now advocating that the avocado pear
be converted into valuable edible oil.
II is predicted that the oil once on the
market will become much better known
than the vegetable as an article Of
food
Chemists are extracting other edi-
bic oils from the Hubbard squash
which is growable anywhere in the
United States and can be made very
cheap, and from the okra seed which
folks put in soup these days.
The discovery Of new foods is one
of the many contributions that the
chemists Of the country are making to %
ward the reduction of the high cost of
living.
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BOROUGH

Mrs. Wilbur Hilton and her daugh
ter, Miss Lillian Hilton, of Mitchell
street, are spending the early autumn
in Ocean City.
Miss Harriet Gardiner, of Lyceum
avenue, has returned from several weeks
visit to SaunderstOn. r. |.
Mr.. Russell Adair. of $50 Minerva
street. has returned from years serv
ice with the United States army in
France.
Mrs. Joseph Ripka and her daughter,
Miss Amelia Ripka. who spent the last
six weeks in Wildwood. have returned
to their home on Mitchell street.
Miss Elizabeth Thorp and her sister.
Miss Mary Thorp. of Green lane. who
are visiting relatives at Long Beach
Calf. will leave shortly to spend some
time in Pasadena before returning to
RoXborough.
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TIOGA

Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Firth. of 1910
West Allegheny avenue. returned home
early in the week, after spending the
summer at the Strand in Atlantic City.
Mr.. Charles J. Kunz. Jr.. and Mr..
Harold NJ. Kunz. sons of Mr.. and Mrs
Charles J. Kunz. of 3421 North Twen-
ty-first street. are passing a fortnight
at Eaglesmcre.
Mr.. and Mrs. George II. Woben
smith. of 1918 West Ontario street. and
Mrs. Wobensmith' mother. Mrs. Emily
Harkins, returned on Tuesday after
spending two months at Peermont.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Ellwangcr. of
Estaugh street, who spent the season
at Ocean City, will return to Tioga to-
morrow.
Mrs. George Gravenstine, of North
Sixteenth street. with her son-in law
and daughter, Mr.. and Mrs; Samuel
Mattern Billings. will close their cot
tage in Ocean City this week and will
return to their winter residence.
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WEST PHILADELPHIA

Mrs. Howard W. Hall and several
friends will give linen shower in honor
of Miss Mildred W. Hall, of 1900 Lud
low street, on Monday evening from
s to II o'clock,
Mrs. Frank Weeks, wife of Colonel
Weeks of the Sherwood Apartments
last evening was hostess to a dinner
party in honor of her aunt, Mrs. John
Shafer. of Huntington. Pa. Among the
guests were Mrs. W. Edward Radcliffe,
Mrs. James s. Ballinger. Miss Lenore
McNeely. Miss Anna Hatton. Miss
Ellen Hatton and Miss May McNeely.
Colonel Weeks is In Kentucky.
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her sister, Miss Eleanor Werner. and
Mr.. Herbert Casey. which will take
place on Thursday. October 23, in st.
Mary's Memorial Church, Wayne.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. Antelo Devereux will
return to Mist Field Farm, their coun-
try place at Oreland, near Camp Hill,
next week. The Dcvereuxs spent the
summer at Dark Harbor. Me-. where
they leased cottage for the season.
Mr.. William Struthers Fills and his
daughter, Miss Cintra Ellis, of Fox
Hill Farm. Bryn Mawr. who have been
taking motor trip through the White
Mountains. are spending n few days at
Mr.. A. G. Paine's camp on Lake
Champlain. Miss Cintra Ellis spent
July and August at camp in Maine.
Mrs. Robert NJ. Girvin. Jr.. who Is
spending the summer at her cottage. IL
Jefferson street. Cape May. entertained
at bridge in honor of her guest. Miss
Hannah Sparks.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Emott Hare
who have been spending the month Of
August in, Eaglesmcrc, mptored to
Stonyhurst. Strafford. on Wednesday.
| where they will spend the autumn.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clement y. Williams
and their son. Of Chestnut Hill. have
returned to their home after spending
the month of July at Watch Hill. r. l..
and August at Seal .Harbor, Maine.
! Mrs. Thomas Magear and her chill
,dren. Of Berkeley road. IIaverford, arc
, snending two weeks with Mrs. Magear's
uncle and aunt at Saranac New York.
/ Mr.. and Mrs Edward r. Morris,
Jr.. and their family have just re-
! turned from Wildwood. where they have
! been spending the summer. to make
preparations for motor trip through
the White Mountains.
Captain LaBarre Jayne Leamy. re.
Gently returned from France. will spend
this month with Mrs. Leamy ant
their young son at Wildwood.
Mr.. and Mrs. Herman Aftergood. OF
| Thirty first street and Montgomery
avenue. have announced the engagement
Of their daughter, Miss Rose Aftergood
to Mr.. Morris Schumann.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-09-05
SPEECH READING CLUB
PLANNING FOR SEASON
Dormitory and CIassrooms Will
Be Ready for Opening
Next Month

Work of romodeling and decorating
dormitory and cassrooms at the Speech
Reading Club of Philadelphia. 1905 Lo-
Gust street. is almost completed and
the place will be in readiness for the
opening of club activities early next
month.
The educational department will Of
fer several new courses for the benefit
OF club members. There will be litera =
ture course. and classes in parliamen-
tary law and current events. The club
will provide free instruction in lip read
ing for adults who cannot afford to
pay for lessons and for pupils of the
public evening school who wish indi-
vidual instruction.
Mrs. II. F. Weeks. chairman of the
relief committee. announces that her
committee will sew for local welfare
organizations needing such assistance
Mrs. Albanus Smith is chairman Of the
club welfare committee.
The social service department, under
the leadership of Miss Margaret Neall.
will find employment for hard of hear
ing applicants. Miss Lottie Mckee is
getting the woman's exchange ready for
the fall opening. All sorts of attractive
articles, made by deaf men and women,
have been sent in to the department and
will be placed on sale at the club, the
money going to the persons who made
the articles
Miss Cora Elsie Kinzie, drecto,
of the club, Is also chairman of the en-
tertainment committee and is planning
a full year Of amateur theatricals, so.
cials, lectures and other pleasing events
Mrs. Joseph D. Wilson is chairman o.
the reception committee.
The membership of the club has in
creased from eighty last September tC
the present enrolment of $50. Miss Re
becca Newhall is membership chairman
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SOCIAL ACTIVITIES

At the marriage of Miss Agnes NJ.
Spencer, daughter of Mrs. Graham
Spencer, of 2213 Walnut street, and
Mr.. John J.. Montgomery, son of Mr..
and Mrs. William w. Montgomery, OF
Bryu Mawr, which will take place in
St. Marks Protestant Episcopal
Church on Saturday, September 10, at
half after o'clock, Miss Anne How
ard Spencer, a sister of the bride, will
be maid of honor.
Mr.. Archibald Montgomery, brother
of the bridegroom, will be best man
and the ushers will include Mr.. William
Montgomery, Jr., Mr.. Richard r.
Montgomery, both brothers of the bride
groom; Mr.. Richard Philler, Mr.. Keat
ing Wilcox, Mr.. Edward Law, Mr..
Francis Wood, Jr., Mr.. Arthur Donald
son Spencer, brother of the bride, and
Mr.. Andrew w. Porter.
DIR. A. Donaldson Smith, an uncle
of the bride, will give her in marriage,
and the Rev. Father White, of st.
Marks, will perform the ceremony.
A small reception for the immediate
families and a few friends will follow
the ceremony at the home of the bride.
Mr.. Montgomery will entertain his
ushers at the Lilacs at dinner on Wed
nesday evening. September 10, when,
In addition to his ushers, the guests will
include Mr.. Gilpin Lowering and Mr..
Edward Biddle Halsey.
Mr.. Montgomery and his bride will
1--we in New York, where they have
taken an apartment at 129 East Seven
teenth street.
Miss Elizabeth Ann Taylor will b,
guest of honor at a dinner dance to bt
held on Friday, December 20, at tn,
Ritz-Carlton to be given by her par
ents, MIR. and Mrs. Roland H. Taylor.
Mr.. Henry @. Mayer, Jr,, and Mr.
Morris w. Stroud Jr., of this city, will
be ushers at the wedding of Mr.. Rowan
ID. Perkins, of this city. and Mis-
Marion ID. Cleveland, which will tax,
place in New Haven on September 13.
MIR. and Mrs, Robert Kelso Cassat
and their children, who left Newport thii
week, are stopping for a few days at tn,
Ritz Carlton, in New York.
~ Charming W. Daniel viii b,
~ lsAtzsn ei honor II ths sarglAas 4
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mer home in Chelsea, will return to this
city late in September.

mer home in Chelsea, will return to this
city late in September.
Mrs. Cycle and her daughter have re-
visit in Atlantic City, where they stop
ped at the Lexington.
Mr.. James G. Kelly, Of 2533 South
Brond street, will spend the remainder
of the season at the Princess in Allan
tic City.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles A. Carroll
and their daughter. Miss Marie Car
roll. have returned after visit in At
lantic City.
Mrs. Isabelle Bcrtram Dimon and her
daughter. Miss Marietta /. B. Dimon,
Of 242J South Seventeenth street, are
at ChurchtOwn. Pa. Mrs Dimon and
Miss Dimon will return later in the
month.
Mr.. X. Louis Esolo. son of Mr.. and
Mrs. II. Louis Esolo. of 2420 South
Hicks street. is visiting his grand
parents at their home in Pittsburgh,
Pa. Mr.. Esolo will return some time
next week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frederick C. Merkcl
and their family. of 141O Snyder ave-
nue.. have returned from Atlantic City,
where they were staying at the Darling
ton.
Mr.. and Mrs Thomas Beck and their
family, of 2427 South Seventeenth
street. nre at their summer home in
National Park. They expect to come
home later in the month.
Mr.. II. Endebrock and his family, of
2123 South Rosewood street, are in At
lantic City for the remainder of the
season.
Mr.. James McCrossin and his sister.
! Miss Agnes McCrossiu. have returned
! from Avalon. Y. j., where they have
been visiting friends.
| Mrs Theodore Elizabeth Gore. OF
PIP South Rosewood street, has Joined
! her brother in Manchester. England.
Miss Evelyn Sutton. of 2123 Porter
! street, has returned after Il visit tc
Avalon, y. j. Miss Sutton and hei
sister will go to Atlantic City later il
! thp week
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WISSAHICkON

Miss Ethel Sterling, of Fighter street,
is spending the early autumn touring
through Canada.
Mr.. Ivan Field of Fighter street, has
been spending several days as the guest
CIyde Heath and Mr.. Norman Heath,
at their summer home in Wildwood.
Miss Mary Davis and Miss Helen Lee
of Sumac street, are visiting relatives
in Massachusetts.
Miss Marian Bentley, of 107 Rochelle
avenue, will leave today for two
weeks visit to relatives in Pittsburgh.
Pa
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L,OLKs'LL be eating building ston

LNOLKSLL be eating building stones
next
Whale meat. shark flesh are no longer
strange to mans palate. And scientists
are adding daily to the list of edible
foods calculated to tempt the human
palate.
The members of the American Chem
iral Society. meeting in convention in
the Bellevue Stratford. are adding a
few strangers TO the list.
Prof. l.. H. Rhodes. of the Depart
ment of Agriculture. in North Carolina,
has extracted new edible oil from the
seeds and the burr Of the wellknown
cookie burr which sticks to your trou
scrs and skirts along country roads.
The oil is n light OIL looks like lin
seed oil and tastes like olive oil. II is
destined to make. according to chemists
an extremely palatabe adjunct to sal
ads.
Children are said to enjoy the new
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MASER-HILLEGAS

Announcement is made of the mar
riage of Miss Nellie r. Hillegas daugh-
ter of Mrs. y. Hillegas. Of Ill Weaver
street. and Mr.. Henry J. Maser, Of
4515 North Twentieth street, on Wed
nesday evening. at the home of the
brides mother, by the Rev. Frank A.
Bowers. of All Saints Lutheran Church
Cayuga street and Germantown avenue.
The ceremony was followed by n re-
ception for the families Mr.. and Mrs.
Maser. upon their return from their
trip. will be at home at Ill Weaver
street,