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The Semi-weekly leader., 1919-08-16

The following laws will be strictly enforced by the Agcu
tual Advisory Committee the Board of Supervisors and the
County Agent Everyone should it that the following laws
enforced for the protection of Lincoln County farmers who
have hogs The disease spreading rapidly the county and
is the time to put a stop to it.
Reg No. 20 In outbreaks of hog cholera the diseased hogs
wagon lots running water, and neghbOrs' fences.
No. 2Oa. Treat Immediately with Anti Hog Cholera Serum,
possible all those animals that nearly dead from the
disease The of Virus these animals is recommended
Destroy all hogs fatally sick with cholera cOnne them in such
pens that can be easily cleaned and disinfected
No. 2Ob. Burn ashes with quick lime, and bury
under four of earth possible all dead animals within "a
hours grave dead animals should
running bayou where it is likely to cOnaminate the
surrounding premises.
All pen houses yards and other quarters occupied
by be thoroughly dnfected after the disease
abated After thorough dsnfecon and cleaning all rub
bsh should be burned the premises should be sped with lime
and animals placed thereon for several months.
No. 2Od The of Hog Cholera Virus shall be restricted
licensed Veterinarians only trained persons obtaining
special permission from the State Veterinarian.
No Sick hogs must not be driven moved in any
contagious disease be driven moved
cp after having been treated with Anti Hog Cholera Serum and
disnfeced according B. regulations governing shipments
of live stock Interstate.
No. The State Live Stock Sanitary Board the Exten
sion Force of the Agricultural College the Bureau of Animal Indus
try Relations Service of the u S. Department of
Agriculture cooperating he control of hog cholera in the
State of Mississippi.
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AGRICULTURAL ADVISORY COMMITTEE
BOARD OF SUPERVISORS
COUNTY AGENT
Beat 4, S. S. Convention.

Following is the program of the
Beat A Sunday School Convention tc
be convened with the Montgomery
Baptist church August 81.
10:30 a. m.-Devotional exercise
by w, r. Cotton: 10:45-0rganiza-
ton; 1900 a. m.-"What Relation
Has the Church to All Men" byJ. A.
Keen; 1880 a. m.-Conventional
sermon by Rev. w. r. Johnston.
Noon.
1880 p. m.-Song and praise SER
vice; 1.46 p. m.Song by the Ar
lington choir; 200 p. m.-'sIf Only
Those Who Are Baptised are Eligible
Church Members Why Retain Those
in the Church Who Refuse to Par
take Of The Lords Supper" by S. j,
Reeves; 800" How to Live Chris
itian Life by c. H. Moak and Harry
Reeves; 800 p. m.-"Can a Man
Meet the Requirements of a Chris
tian Life and Take No Part in Pub
lie Worship, by Isaac Hart.
Adjournment.
COMMITTEE.
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Goodrich Tires. Do not
forget the name. More
mileage for less money. C. B.
Perkins Hardware Store.

Mack the baby SON of Mr.. and Mrs
w. I. Boiling, has been suffering with
fever the past twelve days, but Is
now able to be UP, friends will be
glad to know.
Miss Belle Jones has left to enjoy
a brief vacation at jackson and Me,
ridian. Miss Belle has been in the
employ Of the Chas. D. Smith Jewel
ry Store for some time.
Mr.. Bryant Heron, of Lumberton
Miss, came over Sunday to visit his
brother, Mr.. Mike Heron, at the
nome OF Mr.. and Mrs. w. T. Boiling
He has accepted position at Ar
Fington's Machine Shop.
Pictures framed right. No ba0
joints-No nails to show. Sealed in
back. Guaranteed not to leak dust
All colors of mats carried in stock
SO patterns of moulding to select
from. Phone 27 or call me at the
Leading jewelers.. B. B. Price.
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Citation Notice.

The State of Mississippi,
To Mayse Real Estate Co., Et al,
No. 81 William St., New York
City, N. Y.
You are hereby commanded to ap-
pear before the Chancery Court of
the County of Lincoln in said State
on the 3rd Monday in October, 1919
to defend the suit in said court of
Nedom Roberts, who seeks to recover
and quiet Tax Title to certain lands
mentioned in the Bill of Complaint,
wherein you are defendant.
This, the 18th day Of August, A.
D., 1919.
R. W. McNair, Clerk.
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Ineichen Denies Report.

Mr.. U. s. Ineichen has returned
from a business trip to Mobile, and
emphatically denies the report that
he had been killed. II can say with
the immortal Mark Twain" Mr.. In
eichen said, that the report of my
death has been greatly exaggerated.
In fact, my health is better than ever
before" Mr.. Ineichen's friends are
rejoiced that the report was unfound-
ed.
The Semi-weekly leader., 1919-08-16
Mrs. Jones Writes From England.

Mrs. w. T. Jones writes an appre.
ciated message from England as fol-
lows:-
II receive papers regularly. Our
visit home is most enjoyable in spite
Of very uncertain weather. 1t seems
strange having such long evenings
1t is quite light UP TO 10 p. m. In
TACT we are often playing tennis up
to that hour.
There is little change in our peo-
pie; in fact in anything, that l can
hardly realize that we have been a.
way seven years.
Had a splendid view of Sir Doug
las Haig just before we left Liver
pool. We will be here for the Peace
Celebration.
'Kindest remembrance,
Mrs. Walter Jones"
The Semi-weekly leader., 1919-08-16

Over at Columbia, Mr.. Hugh
White, well known proprietor of the
White Stock Farm, bought a DuroC
boar, Jackson'ss Orion King, paying
$4,000. But that's nothing; over
in Demopolis, Ala, $55,000 was paid
for rooster.
Pictures framed right. No bad
joints-No nails to show. Sealed in
back. Guaranteed not to leak dust
All colors of mats carried in stock.
so patterns of moulding to select
from. Phone 27 or call me at the
Leading jewelers.. B. B. Price.
Misses Lois Hickman and Gladys
Woods entertained their Sunday
School classes consisting of thirty-six
small boys and girls OF. the Pearl
Haven Baptist church Friday after
noon. Numerous games were played
after which delicious cream and cake
were served.
The Semi-weekly leader., 1919-08-16
Bids To Be Received.

The Street Commissioner of the
City of Brookhaven, Mississippi, will
receive bids for the construction of
Certain Concrete sidewalk on Chick
asaw Street, as per plans and specifi-
cations on file with the City Clerk.
These bids will be received at the Of
ice of the Commissioner until 1900
o'clock noon, September l, 1919. The
right to reject any and all bids re-
served.
F. H. Hartman, Comr.
The Semi-weekly leader., 1919-08-16
AParamount-Artcraft A Spe-
.cial, featuring Irene Castle
Arcade Monday.

1t is pleasure to Jacksonians to
welcome Mr.. and Mrs. H. w. Haynes
with their handsome little son who
are at home with Mrs. Dunamay, 726
East Fertilization street. This love-
ly young matron was before mar
riage, Miss Willard Pigford, OF Lum-
berton. and has many friends in
jackson who are delighted To- well
come her and her interesting family.
-Clarion-Ledger.
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Brookhaven prices today are as
follows on the articles named:
Cotton 80.
Butter. country, s5c lb.; creamery.
SOC per pound.
Eggs, per dozen, 45c.
Chickens; Hens, 1S to zoe per lb:
fryers, 2Sc per pound.
Peas, $4.75 per bushel
Corn, $2.25 per bushel.
Hay, $40 per ton.
New Irish Potatoes, 4c per lb.
Bacon, bellies. 4Oc per Ib.
Bacon, breakfast, 60c per lb.
Ham, packing house: boiled. 65c
lb.: raw. SOC lib.
Sweet potatoes $500 per bu. Of
60ibs.
Green Field Peas 1-3 lb.
Butter Beans, green. SC lib.
Large Bell Peppers 10c doz.
Egg Plants, large. $1.00 doz.
The Semi-weekly leader., 1919-08-16

Friends here as we'll as the family
Of Uncle Ellzey'' will rejoice 4 to
know Of the arrival Of littles John
Green Ellzey at the home or .the
grandparents. Judge and Mrss John
Green, at Cuero, Texas. The birth
day of the 10-pound baby was Aug
ust Sth. May he live long and pros
per,
The Semi-weekly leader., 1919-08-16
Marriage Licenses Issued During
Past Week.

White.-Bennie Schrader and Miss
Bessie Moore, Leon Bessonett and
Miss Edna Ryals, JEFF Sasser and
Miss Sabrina Burt, Clyde Sudduth
and Miss Ethel Turnbough.
Colored. John Middleton and
Maggie Banks, G. H. Madison and
Fannie E. Madison.
The Semi-weekly leader., 1919-08-16

Mr.. Hyman Zwirn leaves today for
a visit to New York. PhilAde lphia,
Boston. Buffalo and Atlantic City. NJ.
j. Mrs. zwirn preceded him sever
al weeks to Atlantic City and has
been elegantly entertained at social
functions during her stay at the At
iantic eeahcagd resort.
The Semi-weekly leader., 1919-08-16

E-Get one of our Guar
anteed heavy tread
bicycle tires, 28x1 5-8. Reg
ular price $500. Our price
$500, as long as they last.
C. B. Perkins Hardware
Store.
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To The People of Lincoln and Frank
Lin Counties,

For reasons best known to myself,
have decided to withdraw from the
race for Floater Representative.
wish to thank those who support
ed me in the recent primary. I as
sure you appreciate. your expressed
confidence in me.
Respectfully,
M. Lee Everett.
The Semi-weekly leader., 1919-08-16
CANDIDATES PUBLIC
GATHERING PLACES
The Places Where Public and
Candidates Will Meet
Together.

Picnic.-Aug. 21. The best one
of the season at Lovells Swimming
Pool, Fair River. Your nighbors,
your friends and all the candidates
will be there.
The Semi-weekly leader., 1919-08-16

You are sure to keep UP with all OF
the state, county and town news if
ypu ars Ladder HubscTibeg,
The Semi-weekly leader., 1919-08-16

Read The Leader and keep up
what 10 going on IN town ana ceppsy.
The Semi-weekly leader., 1919-08-16


Mr.. I. w. Hilton returned Sunday
from Hot Springs, after a stay OF
two weeks. Mr.. Hilton has been a
sufferer ever since he had flu last
winter but is now improved, his
friends will be glad to know.
Wanted - Experienced young
lady stenOgrapher. $500 per
month with prospect of advance
ment if satisfactory. Address
Box 551, BrOOkhaven, Miss.
Miss Ethel Turnbough and Mr..
Clyde Suddeth were married last eve
ming at the M. Lee Everett home.
Rev. Vaughn officiating. The happy
couple left for Memphis accompanied
by all good wishes of friends and
relatives.
The Semi-weekly leader., 1919-08-16

Do not delay your or
der for Power Cane
Mills, Gasoline Engines, Corn
Mills, Feed and Ensi
lage Cutters and Pea Hull
lers. We sell the Fairbanks
Morse Line. G. b. Perkins
Hardware Store. y
The Semi-weekly leader., 1919-08-16
M!'.'!A!|!.L|Ea7 DC! \

DIR. ]. A. Taylor assisted in meet.
ing at Little Bahala the past week.
Vote for J.. M. Afford for District
Attorney. (Adv.)
Mrs. J. A. Taylor and the boys
returned Thursday evening from
Missouri.
Barrel Of -four free-Ask
Oberschmidt.
Miss Lavada Sasser returned yes
terday from Norfield where she was
a guest of her aunts, Mrs. Yawn and
Mrs. Sasser.
Mr.. Alex Brister has been serving
as night policeman during the indis-
position of the regular policeman,
Mr.. Geo. James.
Mrs. J. w. Chisholm is a guest
with Mrs. c. T. Montgomery, having
come over from Roxie, to attend the
Baptist District Meeting.
Don't forget "The Firing
Line" with Irene CASTELAR,
cade Monday.
Policeman Geo. James friends are
pleased to welcome him on the streets
again, after his recent lay-up on ac-
count of being cut by vagrant ne
gro.
Mrs. Nellie S. Green sends a card
from the top of Pixies Peak where
Snow-balling and numb fingers fea-
tured this portion of her delightful
summers travel.
The Semi-weekly leader., 1919-08-16
Oberschmidt is giving away
a barrel Of -four. Ask for
particulars at their store.

Residence property for Sale!-2
houses on s. Church St., and
houses on West Monticello Street
Nos. 541 and SAT. Address p. o.
Box 474.
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NORTH PHILADELPHIA

Mrs. Sylvanus A, Leith, of ISL
North Broad street, entertained the
members of her card club at luncheon
on Friday. when her guests included
Miss Augusta Brown, Mrs. Hiram
Miller, Mrs. Charles +. Lukens, Mrs.
Samuel Alcott. Miss Matilda Schiedcf,
Mrs. r. II. Hoy. Mrs. Walter Scott,
Mrs. Louise Potts, Miss Anna Creith,
Mrs. Charles Wislcr. Mrs. James Spen-
Ger, Mrs. Charles Patterson, Mrs. Ar
naz and Mrs. Robert Gladfelter.
Mr.. and Mrs. d. Arthur Magazener
have returned from their wedding trip
and will be at home at the Hotel Ma
iestic until their new home is completed,
The bride was Miss Roberta Lee Ilirsh-
berg. daughter of Mrs. j. A. Hirsh-
berg, of 2251 North Twenty first street
Miss Marguerite McCloskey enter
tained at luncheon at the Manutactur-
ers' Club on Saturday, followed by n
theatre party in honor of Miss Frances
r. Magec, whose wedding to Martin
II. Walrath, Jr.. takes place in the
near future. Among the guests pres
ent were: Miss Frances r. Magce,
Miss Marguerite McCloskey, Miss, Vera
M, Walrath. Miss alice I.oughran'
Miss Martha McNeigh. Miss Mary Rose
Magee, Miss LenOre NJ. Walrath.
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NORRISTOWN

Seventy five sons and daughters of
prominent residents of this borough,
were entertained at a Halloween party
at the Ersinc Club. The hostesses of
the affair included Mrs. Frank c. Park
er, Mrs. c. II. Drummer. Mrs. James
$. Lovatt. Mrs. Percy j. Fell, Mrs.
G. Howard Harry, Mrs. j. Lawrence
Eiscnbcrg Mrs James :. Pusey, Mrs.
Nelson G. Gresham, Mrs. Louis Y.
Smith, Mrs. jerome s, Connolly, Mrs.
Edward Shoemaker, and Mrs. Ellis X.
Stycr Favors were received by Miss
Dorothea Lane, Miss Margaret 'Pusey,
Miss Elizabeth Ide, Miss Hazel Eroh
Miss Alice March. Miss Elizabeth Nost
Miss Mary Gresham. Miss Mary Live
hcy. Miss Virginia Fell Miss Barbara
Rcifsnydcr, Miss Isabel Eisenberg,
Master John Pugh. Master Louis Smith +,
Master Franklin Houston. Master Rog
cr Summcrill Master Calvin Hathaway,
Master Charles Wright Master Robert
Garner, Master George Black. Master
William Gotwals. Master Robert Brun-
ner. Master Rcmmington Meyer.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph lIeaton, of 100
West Wood street, have announced the
engagement of their daughter, Miss
Hannah Mae Heaton, to Mr.. Samuel
G.. Detwiler, of 40S West Airy street
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GER MANTOWN

The Rose Leaf Circle, of Glass No,
%, of the First NJ. Il. Church, in Ger
mantown, gave a mask Halloween party
in the church at High street and Ger
mantown avenue on Friday evening.
Announcement is made of the mar
riage of Miss Eliza Mahoney, Is West
Rittenhouse street, and Mr.. John L.
Lovett. of "a West Rittenhouse street.
on Friday evening, October 81. at ~
West Rittenhouse street, the Rev. G..
III. Fareira officiating.
Mr.. and Mrs. Russell Il. Savage have
returned from their wedding trip and
will be at home at 5O1S Knox street.
after December l. Mrs. Savage will
be remembered as Miss Edna Rogers.
Mrs. George l.. Estabrook, of 62O
West Cliveden avenue, has as her guest
Mrs. William l.. Connell, of Scranton.
Pa, who is in the city attending the
Civic Association. Mrs. Estabrook en-
tertained at dinner at the Union League
on Wednesday evening for Mrs. Connell
The other guests were Mr.. aud Mrs
S. p. Lummus. Mrs. Connell will later
visit Mr.. and Mrs. Harry II. Skerrett
at their home at 333 West Upsal street
Mr.. and Mrs. Skerrett entertained at
dinner at their home. followed by a the :
atre party, for Mrs. Connell, on Thurs
day evening. Mrs. Newton w. Cor
son, of Pelham Court. entertained at a
luncheon in honor of Mrs, Connell on
Friday.
On Saturday evening mask Hal
lOween dance was given by members of
the Belfield Country Club.
Friends of Francis s. Chambers, NJ.
D.. late first lieutenant. medical corps,
United States army, of 1921 Boyer
street, are congratulating him upon his
invention of a new appliance for
"flail" elbows. This appliance is being
used with great success in the Walter
Reed General Hospital, Washington.
The Tau Delta gave their autumn
dance at the Delmar Morris Apart
ments, Ocrmantowp, Saturday evening.
~
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UNIVERSITY PASTOR TO WE'D
Rev. John r. Hart, Jr., to Make
Pauline Sensenia Bride

The Rev. John r. Hart, Jr., Epis-
copal Church secretary at the Univer-
sity of Pennsylvania, and Miss Pauline
Senscnig. of Chestnut Hill, will be
married tomorrow. Both are graduates
of the University, Mr.. Hart in the 1911
class and Miss Sensenig in the 1918
class
The ceremony will be performed in
the Church of the Saviour, Thirty
eighth and Chestnut streets. and the
service read by the Rt. Rev. Thomas j.
Garland. bishop suffragan of the do
ccse of Pennsylvania. John Murdock
Clarke, recently announced Rhodes
scholar from the University, a frater-
nifty brother of Mr.. Hart in Kappa
Sigma, will be best man.
The maid of honor will be Miss Carol
Sensenig, sister of the bride. and the
bridesmaids will be Miss Miriam Sen
senig, another sister; Miss Rebecca
Townsend. of Germantown; Miss Anna
Bucher, Lansdowne Miss Jessie Me-
Culloch. Frankford; Miss Louise Butts,
West Philadelphia, and Miss Mary
Boyd, Germantown.
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WEST PHILADELPHIA

Mr.. anG Mrs. Wendell S. Trcdick. of
6131 Christian street. spent the week
end at Atlantic City with their children,
Master Wendell, Jr., and Miss Vir-
ginia.
A unique Halloween party and dance
was given Saturday evening by DR.. and
Mrs, Tomasso Creatore, of 5415 Locust
street. One of the interesting features OF
tbe evening was Spanish Italian dance
executed by Miss Maria Louisa Cad
wallader as Carmen and DIR. Creatore
MS Toreador. The other guests in
cluded Miss Evelyn Standbridge. Miss
Jean Brens, Miss Evangeline Tasso,
Miss Gertrude Harris, Miss Sara Bar
her, Mrs. Mary Smythe, Mrs. Ray
StanGbridge, Mr.. Harry Standbridge,
Mr.. Leo Creatore. Mr.. f. Edward
Nolan. Mr.. Rex Chambers, Mr.. John
Murray, Mr.. Walter Woodland, Doctor
Hess. Doctor Gercke, and Mr.. Emerson
Smyth.
Mr.. and Mrs. Rolin r. Meyers, of
the Rutland Apartments. spent the
week end with Mr.. and Mrs. B. C.
Wilson. of Vineland, n. j. Miss Lois
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-11-04
STRAWBERRY MANSION

Miss Anna Grabuski, daughter of
Mrs Rachel Grabuski. of 2914 North
Twenty sixth street, will be married to
Mr.. Paul Brown. of Williamsport. Pa. -.
tomorrow evening at 6 80 o'clock, at
the Hotel Majestic, by the Rev Marvin
Nathan.
Miss Charlotte U'llman. of Buffalo.
spent few days as the guest of Miss
Helen Mandel, of 321S Diamond street.
At the last meeting of the board of
directors of the Bnai Jeshurun congre-
CATION. Thirty first and Diamond
streets, the following officers were
chosen for the ensuing year; Presi-
dent, Mr.. s. Schimmcl; vice president
Mr.. Eli Gittelmacher treasurer. Mr..
Harry Miller. and secretary, Mr.. Sam
uel Segle. The theatre benefit given
by the sisterhood recently turned out a
great success. The entire theatre was
filled with the members of the cougre-
CATION and their friends
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SOCIAL ACTIVITIES

Invitations have been received from
Mr.. George McFadden, of Eighteenth
and spruce streets. for ball to be
given on Friday evening, November u,
TO meet Miss Rcbccca G. Thomson.
Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert Lee Pratt, of
Madison avenue and Seventy first
street. New York, have issued invita-
tions for the marriage OF their daugh
fer. Miss Edith Glib Pratt, to MIR: Allen
McI,anc. Jr.. of Baltimore. on Thurs
day. November 20, at st. james
Church, New York.
Miss Florence Paul Kane, debutante
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs: John Kent
Kane, will be the guest OF honor at
dinner. to be given by. Mr. and Mrs.
John Shiplcy Dixon, OF MeadowbrooR'
Villanova. on Tuesday, december 20
before the dance which Mr.. and Mrs.
Powell Evans will give for their daugh-
ter. Miss Anita Merchant Evans.
Miss Elizabeth C. Welsh, daughter of
Mrs II. Henry Dixon, will be the guest
~ honor at dinner, to be given by Mr.,
and Mrs. Joseph Sill Clark, of Hates
Hall. Chestnut Hill, on December o.,
before the dance TO be given by Mr..
and Mrs. Richard Norris, for their
daughter. Miss Mary ID. Norris.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Newhall. of
the Old Place. THAN, announce the en-
yagcment of their sister, Miss Eleanor
Ncwhall. daughter of the late Mr.. and
Mrs. Daniel S. Newhall, to Mr.. Dun
can Selfridge. son of Admiral and Mrs.
SeIfridge. of Washington and Boston.
The marriage will take place in the
nresencc of the immediate families on
Saturday. in the Episcopal church at
Valley Forge.
The following ladies will assist in
receiving at the tea to be given by Mr..
and Mrs. George A, Dunning, of Is
South Twenty first street, in honor of
their daughter, Miss Nancy b. Dun
ming, on Friday: Mrs. 8. Naudain
Duer, Mrs. Harry O.. Groome, Mrs.
William Drayton, Jr.. Mrs. Il. Burd
G;rubb, Miss Mary Mccullough and
Mrs. w. Woodward Earl, Of Edgewater
PARK. N. j. The debutantes who will
assist In receiving will be- Miss Marion
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-11-04
WEAVER SCIIEETI

pretty autumn wedding took place
at the home of Mr.. and Mrs Harry -.
Schcctz, 271O North Twenty ninth
street, on Saturday afternoon. when
their daughter. Miss Cora l.. Schccta
was married to Mr.. George Hood Wcn
Yer by the Rev. G. &. Turnbul. of the
Dalc's Memorial United Presbyterian
Church, Thirty second and Cumbrr.
land streets. The bride wore n gown
of white satin trimmed with chantilly
lace aud pearls. veil of tullc arranged
with orange blossoms and carried n
shower of Bride and Sweetheart
roses. Her sister, Mrs. j. Scwcll
Greene. recent bride. was matron of
honor and wore her wedding gown of
white crepe de chine and carried pink
roses. Mr.. Ernie +. Auer was best
man. The ceremony was followed by
a reception. Mr.. aud Mrs. Weaver
left on southern trip and will be nt
home after December at 4023 North
Eighth street.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-11-04

The first annual masquerade dance of
the American Road Machinery Company
Welfare Association of Kennett
Square. Pa. was held Friday evening
under the direction of the girls of the
same association. The grand march
was lcd by Miss Helen A. Calvert. of
Kennett Square, and Mr.. Walter Bell,
of Reading. Pa. During the march a
committee, appointed to act as judges
decided on the most original costume,
wan uGe ign srror cost hs ., iTinS fngiast by mr.
Meredith. and the fanciest was decided
between the Twins" Miss Margaret
Mccain and Mrs. Lena Hughes. The
committee was as follows: Miss Helen
A. Calvert, Miss Sara Jenkins. Miss
Helen Quinn. Miss Anna Strahorn, Miss
Margaret Smith and Miss May Nc
Rraync.
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FRANKFORT

The Frankford Symphony Society
will give its first concert of its twelfth
season at the Frankford High School
on Thursday evening, December 4. Miss
Ella Oldcn will be the soloist of the
evening.
Mrs. j. Howell. of Frankford ave-
nue. and Harrison street, is giving Il
luncheon Thursday afternoon, Novem-
Der 6, in honor of Miss Laura Beecher,
of Syracuse, \. T.. who is visiting Mrs
Howell for an indefinite stay. Covers
will be laid for twelve.
On Monday evening reception will
be rendered to the Rev. Paynter and
Mrs. Paynter in the parish house of
st. Stephens Episcopal Church.
Miss Nora Sellers, of Arrott street.
has just returned from fortnight's s stay
in Harrisburg, where she was visiting
relatives and friends,
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pALMER-LEADER

Another attractive wedding that took
place on Saturday afternoon was that
of Miss Ada Vine Leader. daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. Harrison Vermont Leader.
of 1235 North Tenth street, and DR..
James f. Palmer, of Houlton. Me-.
which was solemnized in the Epiphany
Church. Eleventh and Jackson streets.
The. bride was attended by Miss Eleanor
Bailey, and Mr.. Irving G. Leader. the
brides brother was best man. Doctor
and Mrs. Palmer. after short stay in
Atlantic City. will take a trip through
New England. They will be Mt home
after January | at Houlton. Me.
The bride is a graduate of the Phila =
delphia Girls Normal School and Doe