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Trench and camp., 1919-02-20

AS the returning hosts are being
more frequently seen In the cities and
towns the soldiers who never sailed
can find no little satisfaction that
there has been a marked change IN
the attitude generally.
The silver chevron has now come
into its own. As time goes on it will
be found that the honor Of the uni
form viii further increase and there
win be no demarkation between those
who got to France and those who
were On the Job IN America, training
or performing some task that added
to the strength Of the blow struck by
the men ut the front.
Arthur Guy Empey. who e q Bxit-
ish soldier. saw 90 much Of tAe war,
has the following glowing praise fos
those who never saw the battle area:
"In this hour Of woEid-rejoieine,
when the individual must needs lose
his identity in the welfare of mankind,
we want to stand at attention q mo-
ment and pledge toast to that army
Of men who steadily did their work,
stayed at their posts, so that others
might go across while they remained.
'sTt i natural to Be thrilled at the
sight Of the man with the service
stripe Or wound stripes OF medal. TO
Trench and camp., 1919-02-20

One Of the most fertile fields for
returning soldiers, who have an ap-
titude for the work, is that Of journal
ism.
Early appreciation Of the insistent
demand Of papers and magazines for
human interest," stories from the
battle6elds led tho General Staff to
rescind sise regulations against sol.
diers contributing to publications.
Now the troops are at liberty to write
Trench and camp., 1919-02-20

How many 90 cur gentle readers
hsve in times past "cussed and quitt' =
and tlsen found themselves on the un-
doabtedly cruea world without o job,
end with little OF no money! At some
time IN his career almost every red
blooded man has cnssed and quit, and
has then wished that he had limited
the action TO cussin'-and cut out the
qnittiR.
An 0f this II apropos Of the publ
cation Of Circular 81 Of the War De-
partment, In which the soldier 10 Civ
en- permission to stay in the Army uls-
ID he has landed job In civil Efe.
IL is q fine thing to be ftee again,
and not get up, and not get up. and
not get up IN the morning, but IL be-
comes . rather sorry thing when the
money Is all gone, no job is in sight
and the only inclination to lie In bed
comes from a necessity foe doing
without breakfast.
Don't be too hasty about drawing
your discharge unless you have q
source Of income in sight. II b q
safer and saner play to stick to the
uniform when your unit Is ordered
demobilized, until you knGw exactly
what you are going to do IA -ivil life,
than It is to draw the discharge, set
out with limited amount Of money,
and have no idea where you are going
30 get grub and q bunk after the
money is gene. By sticking in the
service until you have planted pour
Trench and camp., 1919-02-20
GOOD CHANCE IN JOURNALISM

and in the Judgment Of editors thsfn
will be q wide market for years.
The situation during actual hostilae
ties was such that the censorship va
an important factor. The result VIZ
that the public was denied much ~
formation it craved. With the bad
lifted this Is ali changed and no doubS
many Of the men will spend much 0
their time pro6tably by telling. ID
real stories OF the wars-what hawk
pened on the firing line and how thS
victory was won. !
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tion for the pupils of the Bible school
and their parents. Thursdays speakers
include Rev. Alexander MacColl, ID.
D.. moderator of the Philadelphia
Presbytery Mr.. j. Renwick Hogg.
Rev. Herbert r. Burgess. u. D.. and
Mr.. William Campbell. The anniver-
sary jubilee service will close with com
muniOn service on December Il.
Announcement is made of the mar
riage of Miss Grace l.. Austin, daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. William Austin. of
Clifton Heights. and Mr.. Richard S.
Allen. on Wednesday evening. Novem-
bcr 26, at the home of the brides par
ents, by the Rev Jonathan Clark, of
the central branch Young Mems Chris -
tian Association. Mr.. and Mrs Allen
left on n fortnight's trip and will be
at home after December 10. at 1920
West York street.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank j. Richardson
will return from their wedding trip the
end of the week and will be at home at
their apartment, Nineteenth aud Green
streets The bride. before her marriage,
was Miss Adele Boyer.
Miss Selma Berwanger, of Logans
port, Ind. is visiting her aunt, Mrs
Edward Lyon. and Miss Adele Frank
enthal 1885 North Sixteenth street.
Mr.. and Mrs. Schaefer, of 1855
North Ninth street, announce the mar
riage of their daughter, Miss Fannie
Schaefer. to Mr.. Gus Rettig, of Mt.
Airy. Mr.. and Mrs. Rettig will be at
their new home. 2737 Silver street,
after December 10.
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ALONG THE READING

Mrs: A. II. Scribner has returned
from New York to her home in Oak
Lane. 'N
Miss Anita BirdsalI, of Melrose Park
is spending some time in New York.
Mr.. and Mrs Harris ]. Cohn. of Oak
la lane, has been passing several weeks at
Mt. Clemens. Mich.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Weaver, of
GREENWOOD avenue, Jenkintown, have
returned from Browns Mills.
Mrs. Alexander Campbell and her
daughter, Mrs. Elizabeth Campbell Ma
deira, have closed their country home.
Old York road, Ogontz, and have opened
their town house, 1922 Pine street.
Mr.. and Mrs. Howard II. Leyick. of
Whitewood, Whitewood avenue. EIkins
Park, have gone to town for the win
ter.
The Woman S Club of Wyncote. met
yesterday afternoon at 2.30 o'clock in
the club rooms, Greenwood avenue.
Wyncote. The hostesses were Mrs.
Ralph Morgan and Mrs. William II
Shelmerdine. Mrs. Warwick James
Price lectured on current events. follow
ed by musical program by Miss Sill
anu Mrs. II. Batezell
Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel i. Denbow. of
46O1 Old York road, announce the en-
gagement of their daughter. Miss
Blanche Denbow, to Mr.. Henry Kan-
Ian, of Reading. Pa.
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GERM MANTOWN

Mr.. and Mrs. A. Bergman. 3OI East
Walnut lane, announce the engagement
of their daughter, Miss HiIda Bergman.
to Mr.. Joseph A. Orliner. of Manayunk
Mrs. Emma Jakeman, of 5723 Lam
bert street, announces the engagement
of her daughter, Miss Alice Jakcman.
to Mr.. William Joseph Hardy. of
Gloucester City. y. j.
a Joint meeting of the Germantown
Senior and Junior Chapters of the
Beta Kappa Sigma Sorority was held
last night at the home of Miss Sidney
Pollick. The members attending in
cluded Miss Margaret Schreiber, Miss
Kitty Smith, Miss Alice Byron. Miss
Bertha Ormiston. Miss Miriam Wander
grift, Miss Helen Deighton, Miss Har-
riett Pentland, Miss Marguerite Judge
Miss Helen Taggart. Miss Eleanor
Blood Miss Beatrice pippin, Miss
Helen Naylor, Miss Katharine Faber,
Miss Justine Keller. Miss Esther Ackel-
roy and Miss Sidney Pollick.
The first regular Saturday evening
dance of Mrs. Brooks's dancing class
will be held in the Mannheim Cricket
Club on Saturday evening.
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NORTH PHILADELPHIA

The Ocean City Hostess League,
which meets the first Monday in each
month. met this week at the home of
Mrs. kenton Warne, 1913 North Park
avenue, to arrange Christmas enter
tainment for the soldiers and sailors of
Gray,s Ferry Hospital. Mrs. Warne is
president of the league.
Mrs. Kohlschriver, of North Fifth
street. will entertain the members of
her 800 club at her home this eve
ming. The following ladies will be
present: Mrs. Vogt, Mrs. G. H. Elm
wechter, Mrs. Brines, Mrs. Yarger,
Mrs: Hank, Mrs. =. C, Petera. Mrs.
A. joyce, Mrs. h. Gilmour. Mrs, Rit
ter, Mrs. Hulzhaurer, Miss Kemp, Mrs.
klinnet. Miss Emily Morgas and Mrs.
Seiz.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank C. Rollman
have returned from their Chelsea cot
tage, where they have been since
early summer. and are occupying their
city house. 1887 Diamond street. Mr.,
and Mrs. Rollman entertained on Tues
day evening after the opera, at supper
at the Bellevue Stratford. in honor of
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Walter, of At
lantic City,
Miss Carrie Kuhn, of the Royal
Apartment, at Broad street and Girard
avenue. is entertaining as her guests,
Miss Helen Frankenstein and Miss
Olga Frankenstein, of New York.
Miss Sylvia Richter, of 2S35 Oxford
street, has been spending several days
in Atlantic City.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. 7. Rice. of the Hotel
Lorraine, who have been spending
some time at Galen Hall, Wernersville,
Pa, have left there and have gone to
Atlantic City.
Miss Margaret Holden, of Wallace
and Sixteenth street, has returned to
her home after fortnight's stay in
Washington.
A minstrel show and dance will be
given this evening at Mercantile Hall.
Broad street above Master. by Quaker
City Chapter No. 1852, of the Order of
the Eastern Star.
The members of the Bethel Pres
byterian Church, Nineteenth and York
streets, will have a series of meetings
and entertainments beginning on De-
cember and continuing until the 18th,
inclusive, in celebration of the twenty
fifth anniversary of the work of the
pastor. Rev. David s. Clark, ID. D.,
at the church the twentieth anniver-
sary of the organizations of the church
as an independent body and the fif-
teenth anniversary of the erection of
the present building. On Sunday
morning Rev. David s. Kennedy. d.
D., editor of the Presbyterian, will be
the speaker, and in the evening adj
dresses will be made by Rev. Robert
Hunter, d. D., Rev. Richard T, Jones,
d. ID. and Rev. Horace G. Stanton.
ID. ID. A welcome home reception and
supper will be given in, honor of the
young men from the church who have
returned from service in the United
States army and navy. Wednesday
evenings program will include recita-
tions. addresses and mnsic and recep-
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are occupying the John W Townsend
house in Bryn Mawr while the Poplars.
their own house in Bryn Mawr, is
being renovated.
Miss Beatrice Coppet. who. with her
sister, Miss Gertrude Comet, is Wis
iting Mr.. and Mrs. David Il. Sharp
at Hawthorn Farm. Berwyn. is spend.
ing n few days in New York and will
return on Friday.
Mrs. d. Braden Kyle. who was in
France for two years and returned home
in May, has taken an apartment south
east corner of Fifteenth and Locust
streets.
Miss Nancy King. of Newport. will
spend the week end with her uncle and
aunt, Mr.. and Mrs Herbert Lincoln
Clark, Of Bryn Mawr.
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Z. Wilson. who
spent the Thanksgiving holidays with
Mrs. Wilson's parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Sabin w. Cotton, at Long Meadow
House, Bryn Mawr, have returned TO
their home in Pittsburgh.
Master Henry l.. Collins. Tr.. son
of Mr. and Mrs. Henry l.. Collins, who
is student at St Paul's School.
Connecticut, will return home Decem
Der l0 to spend the Christmas holidays.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry l.. Collins and
family will go to Pittsburgh December
"a to spend three or four days with
relatives.
The wedding of Miss Alice Risoue
Ihayer, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Ben
lamin Bowditch Thayer. of as East
seventy ninth street, New York, aud
Mr.. Maynard Cady Ivison will take
place today at the home of the bride
parents.
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SOUTH PHILADELPHIA

The Nevelen club members were en-
tertained on Tuesday evening at the
home of one of the members, Mr.. James
Martin. of 252S South Broad street.
Among those present We're Mr.. John
Martin. Mr.. Charles Cavanaugh. Mr..
Joseph Brown, Mr.. Frank Brown, Mr..
Joseph A. Reardon. Mr.. Jack Tierney,
Mr.. Frank Rodgers. Mr.. Michael Dill
more, Mr.. A. Leahy, Mr.. Raymond
Homer Mr.. f. Yeager and Mr.. David
Douglass.
DIR. and Mrs. Joseph A. PessOlano
returned yesterday from trip to Wash =
ington and Virginia and are visiting
Mrs. Pessolano at 610 FitZwater street,
DR.. and Mrs. Pessolano were married
in this city on November 10. They will
live in Uniontown. Mrs. Pessolano was
Miss Florita de Dominicis, of Albany,
n Y.
The third card party of the season
for the benefit of the new Day Nurs-
cry will be held in the school hall Of
st. Monica's, Seventeenth and Ritner
streets, this evening. Miss Florence
Smith. Miss Mary Gallagher, Miss Anna
Cleary and Miss Theresa Cleary are
among those who will entertain.
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WEST PHILADELPHIA

Mr.. and Mrs. Jerome b. Taft, of
1851 Hadfeld street, entertained at
bridge on Tuesday night at their home.
The guests included Mr.. and Mrs. John
Wilson, Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Lukens,
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry MacDonough and
Mr.. and Mrs. Il. T.. Smith. Mr.. and
Mrs. Taft and their son closed their
cottage at Ocean City some time in Oc-
tober and moved from Angora terrace
to their new home on Hadfield street.
Mr.. Donald Huber. son of Mr.. and
Mrs. p. A. Huber, of 834 South Yew-
dell street, who is attending State Col
lege. will return to his home for the
Christmas holidays.
Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel Peltz and Mrs.
Peltz's son and daughter in law, Mr..
and Mrs. !. Il. Crippen, of 42l1 Pine
street, and Mrs. V. G. Arnold have just
returned from Woodland Manor, Blue
Grass, Bustleton, their summer home,
where they have spent Thanksgiving
and the week end Mrs. Peltz last
week attended u luncheon and bridge
at Atlantic City. She will remain in
the city for the remainder of the win
fer
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SINGTON

Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Kay, who have
been visiting Mr.. Rays parents, Mr..
and Mrs. John j. Kay, of 1114 Shacka
maXon street. for the last week. have
returned to their home in Wildwood.
Mrs. Eva Boyer and children, of Wild
wood, were also the guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. j. Kay for a short visit.
Miss Anne Hazlett will entertain the
members of her 500 club on Friday
evening at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
Harry Hazlett, 360S Frankford avenue.
Among those present will be Miss Ida
Powell. Miss Anne Gcorgeson, Miss
Helen Graham, Mrs. Ethel Junk, Miss
Mabel Rntter, Miss Elsie Jones and
Miss Catherine Shaeffer.
An entertainment was given Tuesday
evening at the First presby terian
known as "Beaucoup Comedic, Novelty
Mite. wy
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TIoGA

Miss Hortense Bernhard and Miss
Helen Weinreich have returned after
spending the Thanksgiving holidays in
New York.
Miss Dorothy Acker, of Tioga, en-
tertained Mr.. and Mrs. George d. Ba-
tey, of Milano, Tex, on Wednesday
evening. Mrs. Batey will be remem-
bered as Miss Hilda NJ. Shaw, of Will
mington, whose marriage took place
November 26.
Mr.. and Mrs. Scott Bannister, of
S04O Walker street, Holmesburg, are
receiving congratulations ON the birth
of son on November %. Mr.. Ban
mister, who was lieutenant in the u,
S. army, and Mrs. Bannister have been
extensively entertained in Tioga. where
they are frequent guests of DIR. and
Mrs. Charles Edward Hallowel Of
West Tioga street.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest Wanamaker
have returned from their wedding trip
and will be at home on Wednesday, De-
cember 10, and the following Satur-
day at their home in Merton. The
bride before her marriage was Miss
Florence l.. Dietrichs sister of Mr..
Joseph Dietrich, of 715 West Erie ave-
nue.
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SOCIAL ACTIVITIES

Colonel and Mrs. Robert Glendin
ming. Of the Squirrels, Chestnut Hill,
will give a military ball in honor of their
two debutante daughters. Miss Mary
Glendinning, Miss Ellen Glendinning
and to commemorate the l45d ami
versary of the Battle Of Trenton and
Princeton. on January %, at the Belle
ivue Stratford. Members Of the First
Troop. Philadelphia City Cavalry, will
attend in uniform,
Mrs. Carl A. Zeigler, OF 0511 Lin
coin drive. will give two small dances
for her little daughters, the first for
Miss Margaret Xeigler. on Saturday and
the other for Miss Marella Heigler on
Friday, December II.
Miss Anne Barton Townsend, debu-
tante daughter of Mr.. j. Barton Town
send, of Blancoyd, OverbrOok, will be
the guest of honor at u theatre party
and supper on Tuesday, December 30
to be given by Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
Scott, Jr, of Overbrook.
Among the guests who will attend the
dinner and theatre party on Tuesday,
December %, to be given by Mrs. Henry
Darwin Rogers, of 231 West Chelten
avenue, Germantown, in honor Of Miss
Marian Wister Baird. debutante daugh-
ter of Mr.. and Mrs. Edgar Owen Baird,
will be Miss Josephine Hooper, Miss
Gainor Owen Baird, Miss Marjory
Hellyer. Mr.. G. Allen Smith, Mr.. Ed
gar Wright Baird. Jr., Mr.. Alexander
Van Pelt. Mr.. Eugene NJ. Cheston and
Mr., and Mrs. Ralph Wade Marshall.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Kirk, Jr., of
Narberth, have announced the engage
ment of their daughter, Miss Linda
Town Kirk, TO Mr.. William w. Day.
Mr.. and Mrs. William G.. Roper ard
family have returned from Princeton
TO their home, 1901 Lincoln drive, st.
Martins. Mr.. Roper has been coach for
the Princeton football team during the
fall.
Mr.. Barlow Moorhead, who has been
spending several weeks with his sister,
Mrs. A. Barker Mellor, of Chestnut
Hill, during the absence of Mr.. Mellor
on business trip, returned to the Man
helm Cricket Club today.
Mr.. Bartholomew Edward Leanord,
of New York, is visiting his daughter.
Mrs. Henry George Lewis, of 7135
Cresheim road, Mt. Airy.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph n. DuBarry,
Sd, entertained informally at dinner
: last evening at their home in De Lancey
tpiaee.
Mrc J. Emott Caldwell and family
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WISSAHICKON

The first annual musicale and dance
of the Young Mems Association of st.
Stephens Protestant Episcopal Church
will be held on Friday evening in the
parish house. Among those having the
affair in charge are Mr.. Harry Price
Mr.. Charles Cain, Mr.. Henry Dahm.
.Ir., Mr.. Raymond Saylor, Mr. Roland
Hutchinson, Mr.. Walter Berry. Mr.
John Roger, Mr.. Walter Shugarth, Mr..
Dutield, Dessen, Mr.. George Spencer.
Mr.. Albert Spencer, Mr.. Raymond
Mayer, Mr.. Edward Ashworth and MIR.
Reginald Malls.
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SPECTOR-GREENSTEIN

A wedding of interest in this city
and in Haverhill, Mass, was that of
Miss Mollie G. Greenstein, daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. /. Greenstein. of Haver-
hill and Mr.. Benjamin Spector, of
4l36 Leidy avenue, West Philadelphia,
which was solemnizeed on Tuesday eve
ming at 3 o'clock, at the future home of
the couple. 4T3S North Eleventh street.
The ceremony was performed by
Rabbi Levinthal. The bride wore her
travelling gown of tan cloth with a coat
and hat of sealskin. and was attended
by Mrs. Louis Spector as matron of
honor.
Mr. Nathan Greenstein. of Clevc-
land, O., was best man. Immediately
after the service Mr.. and Mrs. Spec
tor left for Atlantic City.
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GOOnMAN-nIsuI.ER

The wedding Of Miss Leah Dishler,
daughter of Mr.. Morris Dishler, and
Mr.. Benjamin Goodman. took place
sunday evening at New Grand Hall,
40 -412 Wharton street. The brides
maids we're Miss Reba Goodman, a
sister of the bridegroom, and Miss Min
ME DishIer, sister of the bride. Miss
Gertrude Wallace was maid of honor.
The ushers were Lieutenant George
Dtshler and Mr.. Harry Dishler. brothers
of the bride, and Mr.. Harry Goodman.
of New York.
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MISS HELEN WEDS
Mr.. FRANK E. SLACK, JR.
An Interesting Wedding Which
Took Place Yesterday at
the Adelphia Hotel

An interesting wedding took place
last evening at the home Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Frederick Metz, 4541 York road,
when their daughter. Miss Helen Metz,
was married to Mr. Frank +. Slack.
Jr., by the Rev. Waldemnr Jansen, of
the Oxford Trinity Church The bride
wore gown of duchess satin and lace
with her tulle veil arranged with II
cOronet of duchess lace and pearls.
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Orchids, Bride roses and sweet peas
were combined in her bouquet. Mr..
Metz gave his daughter in marriage and
her cousins, Miss Dorothy Maskery and
Miss Violet Maskery, were bridesmaids.
They wore pink georgette crepe gowns
and carried arm bouquets of pink chrys-
anthemums, Mr.. Slack had for best
man, Mr.. Frederick Solley. A reception
followed the ceremony. The bridegroom
and bride left on months trip and
will be at home after January I at
454l York road.
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GOFF-BIOCH

Miss Henrietta Bloch, daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. Moses l.. Bloch. 1635
North Thirty third street, and Mr.
David ID. Golf were married yesterday
at the Adelphia Hotel. The ceremony
was performed by the Rev. DR.. Max D.
Klein. of the Adath Jeshurun Syna-
gogue. The brides attendants included
her sister. Mrs. Morton f. Block, as
matron of honor, and small niece,
Miss Miriam Block. acted as flower girl
Mr.. Milton Mitchell, of Baltimore, was
best man. Mr.. and Mrs. Goff will live.
after their wedding trip, at the Royal
Apartments. North Broad street.
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NEW JERSEY NOTES

Mr.. and Mrs. Gilbert Wilson. of
Maple Corners, Edgewater Park, will
spend December at 1S4 States avenue,
Atlantic City.
Mr.. and Mrs. Elwood Holmes. of
Beverly, are being congratulated on the
birth of son.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

A pretty home wedding took place on
Sunday evening at 5 o'clock, when Miss
Rae Posternock, daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. Bernard Posternock, of 245G
North Thirtieth street, became the
bride of Mr.. Maurice Squeirs, of 617
Watkins street. The ceremony was
performed by the Rev. Maurice Krauss.
The bride, who was given in marriage
by her father, wore gown Of white net
and white duchess satin, with tulle veil
and carried a shower bouquet of bridal
roses and lilies Of the valley. She was
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DoYLESToWN

Mrs: Paul II. Applebach entertained
at an informal musical in honor of Mrs,
Frederick Renous, of Philadelphia. Vo-
calists included Mrs. Renous. Mrs. G.
Louis Sieglcr, Mrs. Bernard Ostrolenk,
Miss Mary Kirk and Mr.. Howard
Barnes. accompanied by Miss Ruth
Grim.
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NORRISTOWN

In honor of her fourth birthday an
niyersary Miss ROsella Murray enter
tanned number of her little friends.
The guests included Miss June Nuttall,
Miss Theda Noll, Miss Margaret Gar
rigan, Miss Bertha Famous. Miss Flor
ence llimmelreicht, Miss Hazel Albright
and Master William Bowers.
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attended by her sister, Miss Eva Poster
mock, who wore a gown Of flesh -colored
satin. A reception at the home OF the
bride followed the ceremony after which
Mr.. and Mrs. Squeirs left for an ex-
York, returning home December 20.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-12-04

CROSS KEYS MARKET ST. Bel. Goth
Daily, 2;SO, and
"SE1lMMY INN" MUSICAL
COMEDY
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BROADWAY Broad = Snyder Ave.
2:3o, 6:45&9
THE TOLL BRIDGE
VIM. FARNUM LAST OF
THE DUANES''
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