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NORRISTOWN

Miss Anna NJ. Wheeler, daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. William Wheeler, of 113O
Arch street, and Mr.. James Smith. Of
bridgeport. were married on Tuesday
morning, October 2S, in st. Patrick s
Church. The Rev. Francis l.. Carr
performed the ceremony. The bride
was attended by her sister. Miss Cath
crime Wheeler, as maid of honor. The
best man was Mr.. James Pastorious
Of Bridgeport. A wedding breakfast
for the families followed the ceremony
Mr.. and Mrs. Smith will spend their
honeymoon in Norfolk, Conn. They
will live in Bridgeport.
Mrs. ]. Gilmur Tyson. of DeKalb
and Roberts streets. gave luncheon at
the Plymouth Country Club, at which
the guests included Miss Edith Freed
ley, Miss Resia Pla De Viller. Mrs.
Adam Scheidt. Jr.. Mrs. Frank C.
Parker, Mrs. Henry G. Welker, Mrs.
Norris d. Wright. Mrs. jerome w.
Connolly, Mrs. Carroll Johnston. Mrs.
Walter Buchanan, Mrs. Aaron s.
Swartz. Jr., Mrs. Charles ID. Jones
and Mrs. James Rhodes Gillin.
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ROxBOROUGH

The Roxborough Country Club, of
which Mr.. William Ross Haggart is
president; Mr.. Erwin NJ. Simpson. vice
president; Mr.. J. Walter Flanagan,
treasurer, and Mr.. William A. Robin
son, secretary, will give a masquerade
dance this evening at the clubhouse,
Ridge avenue and Gates streets. Other
clude Mr.. George Graham Littlewood,
Mr.. Newton ]. Aspden, DR.. Harry 8.
Carmany, Mr.. Alfred r. Haig, Mr..
Harry j. Humpstone, Mr.. Frank L..
Kenworthy, Mr.. Frederick r. Lord,
Mr.. Henry F. Miller. Mr.. William
Sphinx, Mr.. Albert Walker and Mr.. r..
Bruce Wallace. Mr.. r. Rawlins
Adams, Mr. Charles C. Eddleman. Mr..
Arthur II. Littlewood, DIR. Orlando Fl.
Petty and Mr.. Wallace form the club s
membership committee.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Lins. of 6730
Ridge avenue, will give Halloween
dance on Saturday evening at their
home. Their guests will include Miss
Viola Webster Miss Edith Webster,
Mr.. and Mrs, Charles Roshon. Jr,, Mr..
and Mrs. Charles Wright, Miss Alma
Lins, Miss Minerva Webster, Miss
Christine Esterheld, Mr.. James Nc
Master, Mr.. Nathan Rambo. Mr.. and
Mrs. Ralph Horrocks, Miss Rena
Horrocks, Miss Edna Larson, Mr.. and
Mrs. John Horrocks. Mr. Wilbur
Briggs, Mr.. II, Meyer. Miss Esther
Jolly, Mr.. and Mrs Charles Cornell,
Mr.. and Mrs. William Daymon, Miss
Sara. Lee, Miss Florence Blair, Miss
Anna Lang, Miss Beatrice Beaver Miss
Mildred Beaver, Mr.. Leroy Beaver,
Mr.. John Foyle, Jr., Mr.. John Shaw.
Mr., Ray Curry, Mr.. Stanley Bussin ?
ger, Mr. William Facher, Mr.. J..
Werkley and Mr.. and Mrs, David
Cote.
Mr.. and Mrs. Daniel w. Bussnger,
Jr., Of 478 Leverington avenue Rox-
borough, gave reception to Mr.. Dan
iel w. Bussinger, Sir, Tuesday night.
in honor of his seventy sixth birthday.
The occasion was family reunion.
Among the guests included Mr.. and
Mrs. John r.. Bussinger and their
daughter, Miss Helen Bussinger, and
son, Mr.. Marshall Bussinger; Mr.. and
Mrs. George w. Bussinger. and Miss
Josephine Bussinger and Mr., Stanley
Bussinger, children of the host and
| hostess.
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Club women of Philadelphia and
vicinity will be interested in the
splendid effort being made by the
Matinee Musical Club to complete its
quota in the big drive for the Phila
delphia Orchestra endowment fund.
When it is considered that nearly half
of the membership of the club have al
ready pledged their services and con
tributions through other committees, it
is most essential that the balance of
the club members rally to the call and
stimulate by personal effort all they can
for so great civic asset as our Or
chestra really is. The Matinee Musical
Club has always stood for the develop
ment of all that is best in music and
has never wearied in doing its utmost.
Club members and all others desiring
to contribute will please send their
offerings to Mrs. Frederick W. Abbott.
chairman of the Matinee Musical Club
drive for the Orchestra, or to Mrs
Edwin B. Garrigues. president of the
club, 201 Bellevue Stratford.
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Nancy lynne Tells OF the Cest Tea Today in OUerbrook
She Hears of Various Happenings Among
Persons in the Social World

on Tuesday, November H. from un-
til 6 o'clock.
Invitations have been received from
Mr. and Mrs. William Ernest Good
man, .Ir.. of $500 Germantown ave-
nue. Chestnut Hill. for a dinner dance
TO be given Mt the Bellevue Stratford
on Saturday, December, 20. to meet
Miss Mary Ernestinc Appleton and
Miss Mary Trotter Goodman.
: Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis Rodman Thibault,
of st. Davids. are being congratulated
on the birth of son, Carrow Thibault,
Sd, on October 81. Mrs. Thibault will
be remembered as Miss Adele b. Cod
ding, of Westfield, \. j.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward F. Beale will
close Deepdae, their home in Strafford,
November 10, and occupy apartments
at the Ritz Carlton for the winter.
The following ladies will entertain
at dinner on November s for the bene-
fit of the Bryn Mawr Hospital, before
the welfare dances: Mrs. Paul Denckla
Mills. Mrs. Stacy Il. Lloyd, Mrs. f..
Shippcn Wiling and Mrs. Charles
Sinnickson.
The Tea Box, Montgomery avenue
and Lancaster pike, Cynwyd, will
be conducted under the auspices of the
Matinee Musical Club during the week
ending November 1, for the benefit of
the Philadelphia Orchestra endowment
fund.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Cooper Hume
man. ,Ir., of northeast corner Twenty
first and Locust streets, will entertain
at dinner and theatre this evening il
honor of Miss Elizabeth Stetson Cum
mings, and Mr.. Frederick Walter Keith
and their bridal party. The wedding
will take place on November s.
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STRAWBERRY MANSION

Mrs. Miriam Jacobs, Mr.. Abraham
Aschenbrand, Mr.. and Mrs. Philip
Rosenberg and Miss Eta Jacobs and
Mr.. Samuel f. Rosenberg. whose be-
trothal was recently announced, will be
at home at 2200 North Natrona street
on Sunday, November ., after 3 clock
Announcement is made of the wed =
ding of Miss Pauline Seibold. daughter
of Mrs. w. Seibold, of Twenty seventh
street and Lehigh avenue, and Mr..
Emanuel Linder, son of Mr.. and Mrs.
Edward Linder, of 334S North Twen-
ty second street, by the Rev. DIR. Sey-
bert. Mr.. William Linder, who recently
returned from overseas service, was his
brothers best man. Mr.. Linder and
his bride, upon their return from their
trip, will be at home at Lehigh ave
nue. and Twenty eighth street.
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WEST PHILADELPHIA

Mr. and Mrs. Myer Goldberg, of 5751
Pine street, announce the marriage of
their daughter, Miss Rose Lillian Gold
berg, to Mr.. Jack Kutner, of this city,
on Sunday, October 26, at the Adelphia
Hotel. Rabi Marvia Nathan officiated.
A Halloween party was held at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. Robertshaw,
601S Greenway avenue, on Monday
evening. The guests were Mr.. and Mrs.
II. Garrity, Mr.. and Mrs. b. Baldwin,
Mr.. and Mrs. Robertshaw, Jr., Miss G..
Kelly, Miss A. Russell, Miss NJ. Rob
ertshaw, Miss III. Reilly, Miss s.
Haley, Miss NJ. Barcley. Miss J..
O'Neil, Miss F. Doogan, Miss r. Moll-
harren, Miss L. Garuf, Miss O. Rob =
ertshaw, Miss c. McGinnis, Miss B.
Richardson, Mr.. G. Robertshaw, Mr..
c. Il. Vessel, Mr.. j. B. Wagner. Jr,
Mr., w. A. femme, ,lr., Mr.. j. F.
Mullin, Jr., Mr.. c. Wagner, Mr.. j:
McKeown, Mr.. l.. MIeehan, Mr.. II.
Kemp, Mr.. G. Young and Mr.. &.
Calder
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WISSAHICkON

The following from Wissahickon and
Roxborough Mrs. John Collier. Mrs.
Joseph G. Davenport, Mrs. George
Faustman, Mrs. James. C. Woben-
smith, Mrs. II. d. Rogers. Mrs. John
Ferrier, Mrs. Richard Weir. Mrs. w.
Wilcox, Mrs. Alfred Patchett, Mrs.
Samuel r. Borer and Mrs. Z. r.. Clark
were entertained at luncheon and cards
yesterday by Mrs. John Camp, at her
home at Queen Lane Manor.
Mrs. James Ramsey. of Ridge ave-
nue., gave a Halloween party on Tues
day evening at her home, when the
guest Of honor was her sister, Mrs.
William Johnson, of Bridgeton, n. J..
Other guests, who are members of the
sewing club of the hostess. included
Miss Elsie Whitman, Mrs. Chauncey
Wolfe, Miss Maude Eastwood. Miss
Carrie Speak, Mrs. James Dempsey
Mrs. Herbert Stafford. Miss Edith
Fieldhouse, Mrs. William Haeberlein
and Mrs. Andrew Truncer.
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GERMANTOWN

Mr.. and Mrs. G. ]. Pollock of 81
West Sharpnack street. entertained at
a masquerade and dance at their home
on October %. Among those present
were Miss Mary p. Shea, Miss Mary
Frances Reardon. Mrs. Mary Il. Pol
lock, Miss Margaret O'Donnell, Miss
Gertrude Marcia Reardon. Miss Eileen
Dunlevy, Miss Estella Vera Pollock,
Miss Margaret G. Pollock, Miss Anna
NJ. Smith, Mrs. r. s. Groves, Mrs.
Sarah Newport, Mr.. John Henry Mo-
ran, Mr.. Robert Percy Flynn. Mr.,
Francis Gutekunst, Mr.. Leo Kelly Mr..
Mr.. Robert S. Groves. Mr.. Harry Gaff
ney, Mr.. Elmer j. Pollock, Mr.. Herbert
Gutekunst, Mr. John j. Smith, Mr..
James G. Pollock. Mr.. George Vein
berg, Mr.. Edward Collier and Mr.. c. J.
Pollock.
Miss Constance Harding, of West
Clapier street, will entertain at mask
Halloween party at her home this eve
ming. Some Of the guests will be Miss
Gladys Brennan, Miss Ruth Cpnkling,
Mr.. Charles Kimball Mr.. Robert Buff
fer, Mr.. David Divine. Mr.. Chester A.
Asher, Jr., and Mr.. Clifford
Miss Alice Tompkins, of 524 Brinton
street, spent the week end visiting rel
atives in Sellersville, Pa.
Mr.. and Mrs. Enoch T. Clifford have
returned from their wedding trip and
are at home at 6717 Sydenham street.
Mrs. Clifford will be remembered as Miss
Evangeline G. Tongue.
Mrs. Albert Bardsley, of Church
lo, ,tni, hA nf ha
Progressive Circle of the adult Bible
class of the Market Square Presbyterian
Church at her home on Monday evening.
Among the guests were Mrs. J. b. Hig
gins, Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Mace, Mrs.
Martha Knott, Mr.. and Mrs. Archibald
Wilcox, Mr.. and Mrs. John Brogan,
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Peterman, Mr..
and Mrs. Harry Brown, Mr.. William
Ryder Mr.. Harry Knorr, Miss Matte
Knorr, Mrs. Chaundy, Mrs. Rogers and
daughter and Mr.. Clair.
Invitations have been issued by Mr..
Harry Warner Butterworth, of 1913
Pelham road, for the marriage of his
daughter, Florine, and Mr.. Lewis
Craig Dick. of Overlook, in st. Peter s
Church, Wayne avenue and Harvey
street. on Saturday evening, November
%, at o'clock. Cards for a reception
at the Pelham Club after the ceremony
are inclosed.
| A Halloween party was given at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. Carl lesser. 662i
Chew street, at which Miss Ada Helm
was hostess, on Monday evening. The
guests included Miss May lesser a Miss
Edna Hildebrand, Miss Vera Doyle
1kIiss Josephine Schweizer, Miss Alice
Jenny, Miss Ethel Carlisle, Miss May
Flower, Miss Carol lesser, Mr.. William
Frantz, Mr.. Russell Hay, Mr.. Allen
! Blank, Mr.. Robert Reamer, Mr.. John
MacIntyre, Mr.. Robert Peters, Mr.
William Lambert and Mr.. Leonard Blu
| reau,
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secretary; Miss Evelyn Fox, recording
secretary; Miss Dorothy Kern, Miss
Marjory Benjamin, Master Richard
Townsend, Miss Ruth McKibben, Mas.
ter William McKibben, Miss Elizabeth
Ewing, Miss Dorothy Pinherro, Miss
Beatrice Pinherro, Miss Mary Price,
Miss Gladys Schaeffer, Master Ken
meth Citizens, Master George Warpc,
Miss Kathleen Pinherro, Miss Muriel
Pinherro, Master Edward Brown. Mas
ter Wesley HARRISON, Miss Elizabeth
Thum. Miss Eleanor Brown, Miss
Elizabeth Troecher, Master Frederick
Troecber, Master Jack Lcntz and Miss
Elizabeth Feger.
Mr.. Carol Keck. of 3217 North Car
Isle street, will be host on Saturday
evening at Holloween party at his
home. His guests will include Miss
Jean Fraser. Miss Elva Krausp. Miss,
Nessie Wright, Miss Louise Kirn. Miss
Helen Wolff, Miss Anna Robertson.
Miss Anna Collett, Miss Anna Albro.
Miss Alice Russell, Miss Emma Kirn,
Mr.. Thomas Hanna, Mr. Frank Lam
bert. Mr.. William Welden, Mr.. John
Fraser, Mr.. James Hinchcliffc, Mr..
Allen Bailey and Mr.. James Wilson,
At the Nicetovn Club for Boys and
Girls, Hunting Park avenue and Clar-
issa street. there will be two Halloween
parties tomorrow night. Mr.. 4. l..
Rettingcr, scoutmaster of the club $
Boy Scouts, aud Miss Sara Cranage,
director of the girls club, will have
charge of the seventy masqueraders of
the Boy Scouts and the girls of the
club. Prizes will be awarded for the
best costume and for the most humor
Gus. Mr.. Harry II. Gear. superin
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4 wedding of interest in this city and
in Mcdford. Mass. is that Of Miss Ruby
T.. Rau, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs VIII
liam II. Rau. of 2207 North Thirteenth
street, and Lieutenant Kendrick s.
Smith. L. S. ~. of Mcdford which
will take place this evening at the home
Of the brides parents The ceremony
will bc performed by the Rev. Forrest
+, Dagger. u. D., rector of st. Paul $
Reformed Episcopa Church, Broad and
Ncnango streets. Mr.. Rau will give his
daughter in marriage. She will wear n
robe of Brussels lace over silver cloth
with the train of the silver cloth. Her
Brussels lace veil will be arranged with
clusters Of orange blossoms and she will
carry n shower of Bride roses Mrs.
William Il, IIaden, the matron of honor,
will wear gown of orchid charmcusc
trimmed with silver lace and will carry
orchids. Lieutenant w. Duuaway, T..
S. A., will be best man. \ reception
for the families will follow tho service
Lieutenant Smith aud his bride will
leave on an extended trip. and win be
a home on Tuesdays in January Mt
2201 North Thirteenth street
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K EN- NSINGTON

DR.. r. j. Mitchell, of 2039 East
Allegheny avenue, entertained the mem
bers of the 80 East" Club last evening
at masque party at his home. The
following were present: Mr.. and Mrs
G. B. Whitehead, Mr.. and Mrs. Harry
Brenner, Mr.. and Mrs. George Hoff
man, Miss Edna Lappin, Miss Mary
Forstner, Miss Olda Swenson, Miss
Myrtle Shock, Miss Linda Forstner,
Mr.. James Lappin, of New York; Mr.
II. Williams and Mr.. Isaac H. Glenn,
of Trenton, n. j. Doctor Mitchell will
spend the coming week end in New
York as the guest of Mr.. James Lap
pin.
Miss r. Foreston, of Kensington ave
nue. and Cumberland street, is spending
this week in Scranton visiting her aunt,
Mrs. c. Francis.
Mrs. J.. Saylor. of East Montgomery
avenue. will entertain the members of
her sewing circle at her home on Fri
day afternoon.
Mr. and Mrs. David II. Detwiler, of
3016 West Susquehanna avenue, are re =
cievng congratulations on the birth of
son, David Kenneth Detwiler, on
October 90
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

An interesting autumn wedding will
take place this evening at o'clock at
the Bellevue Stratford, when Miss Reta
j. Greenwald, daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. Theodore Greenwald. of 2400
North Broad street. will be married TO
Mr.. Milton !. Hinlein, Of 1855 North
Park avenue. The ceremony will be
performed by the Rev Henry Berko
WITT. of the Rodeph Shalom Temple.
The bride will be given in marriage by
her father and will wear n gown of
white satin and duchess lace made with
panels of satin embroidered with pearls.
Her tulle veil will be arranged with
orange blossoms and she will carry n
shower of orchids Mrs. Irving
Stroock. of New York. the matron OF
honor, will wear n pale blue satin gown
and will carry orchids. The brides =
maids, Miss Charlotte Fcustman, Miss
Fannie Baum. Mrs. Arthur Van
Raalte and Mrs. jerome Lehman,
whose satin gowns are of orchid color
will carry pale blue flowers. Miss
Catharine Lehman. the little flower
girl. will wear frock of orchid taffeta
and her flower basket will hold rose
petals. Mr.. Stanley Hinlein will be
his brothers. best man, and the ushcrs
will be Mr.. Jerome Lehman. Mr.,
Irving Stroock. Mr.. Alan Goodman
Mr.. Herman Schwabacher. Mr.. Leon
ard Sessler and Mr.. Alexis Rosenberg
Following the service there will be Il
reception and dinner. Mr.. Hinlein and
his bride will leave on trip and will
be at home after December / at 33G
South Sixteenth street.
YENsEN-HOFFMAN
a pretty wedding which took place
in the Immaculate Conception Church,
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PRETTY WEDDING
IN MELR0SE PARK
Miss OxIey Bride Of Mr.. Shoen-
berger Yesterday After
noon

The wedding of Miss Hannah Nor
timer Oxley. daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
William G.. Oxlcy. Of MclroSc Parkt to
Mr.. Frederick Carol Shoenberger. Jr. &.
of Ashbourne. Pa. took place at 4
o'clock yesterday afternoon. Mt the
Ashbourne Presbyterian Church. with
the Rev. DIR. Montgomery officiating
Miss Elva Hitchcock was maid of honor
and Mr.. Francis Shocnberger was best
man. The brides dress was blue nous
selne de sole. embroidered in pearls with
tullc drapery. and chiffon train, a tullc
veil also with pearls. and oragne bios
SONS. She carried a shower bouquet OF
The maid Of honor
wore gold lace dress with black tullc
and carried lavender chrysanthemums
The bride was given in marriage by her
father. A reception for the family fol
lowed the ceremony. The bride and
bridegroom will live at Logan.
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LEGION POST PLANS SHOW

Moving pictures, boxing and music
will feature the smoker and entertain
ment to be given Monday night by Post
1871, American Legion, at the Colum-
bia Club. Broad and Oxford streets.
An invitation has been extended to all
former service men in the city. ire
spective of their membership in the
legion. The Carnatius Mandolin Club
will play during the evening and sew
eral prominent speakers will make ad-
dresses. Penrose poltsdamer is prcsi =
dent of the organization and F. j. Bow
den chairman of the committee which
has arranged the program.
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SOCIAL ACTIVITIES

Mr.. Lewis II. Parsons will give
dinner on Wednesday evening, Decem-
Der 81, in honor of Miss Margaret
Thayer Graham, daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. Howard Spencer Graham, before
the ball which Mr.. and Mrs. Henry
Brinton Coke will give for their daugh-
ter, Miss Catherine Coke.
Mr.. and Mrs. Franklin Bache. of
2102 Fine street, have issued invita-
tions for Friday evening, December
%, before the Christmas meeting of
Mrs. Charles Stewart Wurts's dancing
class
Mrs. Joseph p. Brinton, of POPS
Spruce street, will give dinner on
November 81 in honor of her grand,
daughters, Miss Muriel b. Hodge and
: Miss Dorothy F. Hodge. daughters OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Carol Hodge, before the
Thanksgiving meeting of the Wurts
dancing class.
Mr.. and Mrs Samuel A. Grocer will
give dinner in honor of their niece,
Miss Maisie Chance, daughter OF Or.
and Mrs. Burton Chance, on Friday
evening, November Il, before the first
meeting of Mrs. Charles Stewart
Wurts's dancing class.
Mr.. and Mrs. George C. Thayer, of
Ryneton, Villanova, will give a Hal
loween party in honor of their daugh-
ter, Miss Gertrude Thayer.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Seymour BlOren,
Bjornhem, Devon, will give a Hallow-
cen party on Friday in honor of their
daughter.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter G, Janney, of
Haverford, will entertain yat dinner on
Friday evening. in honor of their niece
Miss Dorothea Morris Baird before the
Halloween dance to be given at the
Merton Cricket Club for the Sunnyside
Day Nursery benefit,
Among the guests at the Halloween
party which Mr.. and Mrs. Morris l..
Clothier, Of Clairemont, Villanova, are
giving on Friday evening in honor of
their daughter Miss Mary Clothier,
will be Miss Lydia Maxwell, Miss
Eleanor Colket, Miss Katherine
Clothier, Miss Anita Clothier, Miss
Betty Snowden, Miss Peggy Snowden,
Miss Eleanor Clark, Miss Conway
Clark Miss Anita Brooks, Miss Mary
Clark, Master Fred Phillips, Master
Lancelot Sims. Jr.
Miss Evelyn Newbold Smith. daugh
ter of Mrs. Harry Clifton Adams, 1712
Pine street. will be the guest of honor
at small dance at the Mask and Wig
clubhouse on January % to be given
by Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Hart, Miss
Smith will make her debut at tea to
Z be given by her mother on Wednesday,
November IL, at the Bellevue STRAIT
ford.
Miss Elise du Pont and Mr.. Hubert
Su Pont will be the guests OF honor at
a danca IN he given nv their Darpnts,
Mr.. and Mrs. Francis /. du Pont, Of
1880 Spruce street, at the Bellevue
Stratford on Friday, November 81.
Cards have been received from DIR.
: and Mrs. George Gorgas Ross. Of 5T21
Spruca street, for fee 70 introduce
xheir daughter. Miss Elizabeth Ross,
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Mr.. James Carton Mr. John Jenkin.
son. Mr.. Earl Taylor. Mr.. Desmond
Campbell, Mr.. George Seddon. Mr.
Joseph Bergin, Mr.. Everett Creamer
Mr.. Donald Pierson. Mr.. Tyson Boggs
Mr.. Joseph Dempsey, Mr.. George
Filoon. Mr.. William Martin. Mr.. Earl
Love. Mr.. William Durkin, Mr..
Charles McIlvaine, Mr.. Vincent Kelly,
Mr.. Francis Foley, Mr.. John Ford, Mr..
James Burns, Mr.. William Laughlin,
Mr.. Charles Flanagan. Mr.. Samuel
Carr and Mr.. Justice Betcher. Mr..
Taylor, Mr.. Jenkinson and Mr.. Camp
bell gave an exhibition of fancy dane
ing.
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FALLS OF scHuYLklLL

Mr.. and Mrs. +. II. Kelly gave q
masquerade dance for their daughters,
Miss Anna Kelly and Miss Marie Kelly,
on Friday evening, at their home,
Midvale aveneue and Thirty fifth
street. Their guests included Miss
Anne Donohue, Miss Elizabeth lally,
Brennan, Miss Margaret McIlvaine,
Miss Mary Gavaghan, Miss Frances
McNally, Miss Margaret Carroll, Miss
Kathryn Carey. Miss Mary Mcguire,
Miss FLORENCE Miller. Miss Mary Bate
man. Miss Mary Wslslron,, Miss por9
ctby Lsughvn. Miss Anne LAushlip'
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at Q O'Clock yesterday morning, was
that of Miss Caroline Cecilia Hoffman.
Of 605 Locust avenue. and Mr.. James
Ncuseu, of West Philadelphia. 4
nuptial mass followed the ceremony.
The bride was attended by Miss Alice
Cecilia Snyder as bridesmaid, and Mr..
stephen Ncnscn attended his brother as
best man. Mrs. Ncnscn wore her
travelling suit of blue .tricotinr. and
molcskn furs. Her hat was largo
blue one After short wedding trip
Mr. and Mrs. Nenscn will bc nt home
nt Nl6 East Chelten avenue.
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TloGA

The Tioga Home Guards, company
of young people of this suburb, organ
lied for home mission work. will be en-
tertained on Saturday by Mrs. Carl
Herschel, at her home, 1917 North
Andrew Herschel treasurer Master
Frauk Thompson 3D., corresponding
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CROSS KEYS MARKET ST. Bel Goth
AT THE GIRLIES CLUB"
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PHILADELPHGA's FOREMOST THEATRES
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DUMONT'S Emmett J.. weleh Min.
THIS TIL ,,H,alaK. WEEE Prohteering Landlords
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DIJnI sth ab, Race. Mat Today.
DllOO Follies of Pleasure
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$500 CASH PRIZES GIVEN AWAY
Masq, Carnival-Friday Night
Palace Rink S9TH MARKET sTs,
'''-AN DANCING After skating
BRING oUT YOUR PARTY
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ACIkIO Walnut above sth.
II ANIlNtl LADIES' MAT TODAY
GOLDEN CROOK
with BILLY ARlINGIozs
iioeeso : THE MONTE cAnt<o qf3sLs
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1919-06-05
Ed R. Walker was in SAWYER Mon

Ed R. Walker was in Sawyer Mon
day and purchased some cattle of
John Toflemire.
Mr.. and Mrs. Floyd j. Gadbaw were
in Minot for repairs for Mr.. Cad
baw's Waterloo Boy tractor Wednes-
day.
Ed r. Walker has purchased "
horse power gasoline engine to pump
water with and do the family wash
ing, having done away with his May
tag washer engine.