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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1919-10-21
ROTARIANS WILL
CANVASS CITY TO
ASSIST CAMPAIGN

ROtarians will lend their assist
ance to the Roosevelt memorial
campaign by canvassing Rock Is
land for contributions this week.
Major W. A. Rosenfield. president of
the rotary club and chairman of the
committee executing the Rock Is
land campaign, distributed receipt
books at this moons egular week
Iy session of the club, and all men,
bers signified their Willingness to
help in the work.
The campaign is gaining impetus
as the committees become more and
more organized. The second day OF
the drive saw many voluntary con-
tributions coming in, and the forces
for soliciting are increasing on ev-
cry hand. The request by COM
mitteemen for money for the cause
is being received with the best
spirit, and the smallness in number
of the "turn-downs' solicitors re-
ceive is surprising
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1919-10-21
Personal Points

Miss Lou Jcns OF 3118 Ninth
street. returned last night from a
four weeks visit in Chicago.
Miss Hazel Rust. girls work sec
rotary of the Y. ". c. A. retuTncG
yesterday from Chicago, where she
attended a district girls workers
conference
Mr.. and Mrs Arthur Nelson NJ
Swcdona are spending a few days
visiting with friends and relatives
in Rock Island and Moline
Mrs Fife Anderson OF Chatta-
noogR. Tenn, arrived in the city
last night TO spend a few days with
old friends here before going %
Chicago. where she expects to
make her future home with her
son, Oscar Anderson.
l. c. Daugherty of 11S6 Second
avenue. leaves tonight for Still
water. Mimi, where he will visit
his daughter, Miss Ethel L. Daugh-
ertv He will go from there TO
Oklahoma Tor a visit with relatives
before going to California where
he will spend the winter.
Mr. and Mrs NJ. II. Romig Of 1926
Sixth avenue, returned last night
from Lockhayen, Pa, where they
visited Mr.. Romig's son and daugh-
ter-in-Iaw. Mr.. and Mrs. W. W
Romig.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1919-10-21
Obituary
Hadassah Jane Warner.

Mrs. Hadassah Warner passed
away at her home at Trivoli. Ill,
Friday. at the age OF 65 years.
Hadassah Jane Wood was born
in Edgington township. April S.
1854. When about - years of age
she went with her parents TO Abing-
don. Ill, where she attended the
Abingdon schools and Hedding col:
iege. She was married on Christ
mas eve. 1876. to W. z. Warner and
two years later entered on tire du-
ties Of a pastors wife. going with
her husband to their first charge
at Alexis. Later appointments were
at Abingdon and in Ford. Living
ston and Grundy counties and at
Terre Haute and Good Hope.
In 1897 the couple went TO Chi
cago, returning 10 a pastorate in
the western part OF the state. In
10000 they we're in Trivoli. and
later in Hanna City. from where
they went to Houston, Texas
The deceased is survived BY her
husband. v. r. Warner, and four
children. These are: Mrs. Mae
Hedding Knapp of k,arlsboro
Okla: Mrs Melya Fern Bourne Of
TrivoN, ILL.,: Mrs. Alma Grace
Holmes of Ipava. H.. and Rufus
Olin Warner of Peoria. Two bro h
ers and two sisters also survive,
John Fletcher Wood of Parson.
Kan. Francis Asbury Wood of Mi
Ian. Mrs. Sarah f. Nelson of Rock
Island and Margaret VI. Smith of
Fort LuptOn. Colo. Many grand
children also survive.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1919-10-21
RELIEF CORPS
ELECTS HEADS
Yrs. 4. y Rice. tledo, Succeeds
Mrs Caroline Paul As Presi-
dPnt-Other Officers.

Mrs. Alice Durstin Rice of AIedo
vas yesterday chosen president o.
the Fourteenth cOugressi onaI dis
trict WOman's Relief corps, at the
: 9th annual convention held at Me =
Hnorial hall in the court house
building. She succeeds Mrs. Car
Oline Paul OF Moline. Mrs Sarah
Garnett of Port Byron was chosen
senior vice president. succeeding
Mrs. Emma Sheesley of this city
The other officers we're reelected
and are: Secretary. Mrs. HetH
Cox of Moline. and treasurer. Ms.
Margaret Zeigler Of Moline
A short morning session was
held and a. noon the 500 delegates
were served dinner by the mem
hers Of the local corps Following
the meal. Corps Sc was inspected.
During The afternoon the work was
cXempliiiel by the local corps.
Dinner was served the guests in
the evening. and the feature of the
day. The campfire was carried our
successfully. Much credit Is due
Mrs. Frances SiemOn. chairman OF
the executive committee. for the
success OF the dinner aud othc~
features of entertainment.
Members of the other patriotic
orders Of the city were in attend
dRce az the evenings meeting.
which closed the convention. MAY
or Harry VI. Schriver. who was to
have been the speaker for the ev-
oning. was out Of the city. and
Attorney John K. Scott gave the
address. giving very inspiring
general talk on patriotism The
rest OF the evening program fol-
lows.
BugIe calI-George StroehIe.
Salute to flag Audience
America Audience
Reading violet Pascoe-
Solo dance - Edith Margare.
'StaaseH.
Solo-Bessie Riess. accompanied
by Mrs. Essie Seimou
EiClin--Reuben Carlson. accom-
panied by Selma Slegeman
Readln%-Faye Hough- Mccarthy.
Solo dance Edith Margaret
Staasen.
Address X. scott.
Bugle call and retreat George
Stroehle
During the day gifts were pre-
sented to the department officers
by the local corps Mrs. Edith Wells
Of Chicago the department presj-
dent; Mrs. Edith Taylor Of EIgin,
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1919-10-21
TWO WESTBOUND
FLYERS LEAVE
CONTROL FIELD
Pearson Spends Night in Rock Is
land and WOrthingtOn is In
for Hall Hour To-day.

Two ships on their return trip 10
the starting points left the Rock
Island field today. Lieutenant Alex
Pearson. flying ship s. arrived yes
terday afternoon at sis and spent
the night in Rock Island. leaving
this morning at 7:0S. Pearson l.
on his way back 10 New York.
Lieutenant P. S. Worthingtou. in
ship 60, arrived this morning al
9:15 and left at 9:45. Pearson is
on the return trip to San Fran
cisco. He is in a single scatter,
making the fight alone.
Most of the entrants that are still
in the race have already passed
through, and it is not expected
that many more ships will land
here
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1919-10-21
KING TRACT OF
GOVERNMENT is
SOLD TO THREE
Dr. 4. II. kalman of Rock Island
Is One OF Purchasers of 20
Acre Trac in Davenport.

DR.. A. II. Kalman Of 1910 Second
avenue, Rock Island. and Abe and
Harry Waxenberg of Davenport
were the highest bidders for the
King tract. consisting of l20 lots.
offered for sale by the United
States Housing corporation in the
northern limits of Davenport.
Their bid, which was s42. 1870. was
referred to- Washington today by
the housing corporation for ap-
proval. The tract covers a terri
tory of 20 acres and some OF the
houses are already being built the
OF 80 being laid and 10
being i'm the course of construction.
The tract is also piped for water
and sewerage.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1919-10-21

the departm ent inspector. and Mrs
Frank Hubbard of Chicago, the de-
partment press correspondent. Mrs.
Caroline Paul Of Moline. the dis
trict president, Mrs. Betty Cox, the
district secretary. and Mrs. cooper.
the district musician, were pre-
scented with gifts from the district
association. In addition to the dis
trfct officers and delegates and the
department officers present. there
were guests from Syracuse. y. Y.
san Francisco; Philiipsburg, Kan.
and Davenport. Most OF the dele
gates remained in the city until
this morning, returning to thei"
homes today.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1919-10-21
new RAILWAY
IS CONTESTED
BY |. C. ROAD
Goal Traiic Manager Claims DGY-
cnpCrt Springfield and South
Crn Not Necessary.
especial 10 Tho Argus.l

Especial 60 ile AFEuA.1
Springfield. oct. Elm an effort
to prevent a certificate OF CONVEX
iencc and necessity being srantcd
by the Illinois public utilities con
mission 20 the Davenport, Spring
HelC Il Southern Railway company
to construct and operate an clc.-
trio railway from Davenport
through Rock Island, Moline,
Galesburg, Springfield, Hillsboro
and other cities south Of here tn
MetrOp lis in Massaic county, B. j..
Rowe OF Chicago, coal traffic man
ager OF the Illinois Central u '-
road. was put on the stand By
ouel John G.. brennan OF Chicago,
attorney for tile Illinois Central gt
2 hearing on the petition before
the Illinois public utilities commits.
sion today.
Would Not Lower Price.
Mr. Rowe declared that the coal
production of Illinois was already
greatly in excess a. the demand
and that the opening OF new coal
fields would not have the effect Of
rcducin" the price of coal which
wa liked by tho wages which worn
granted the miners. 30 also stated
that in the counties through whiru
It is proposed 10 construct tho uaw
road. The coal fields were fully dn-
yelopcd
Tile hcarine was held today boz
fore Hugh Dillon secretary to
Chairman Thomas C. Dempsey %,
the state public utilities commits
sion, sitting a. special examine.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1919-10-21
MILAN MANS AUTO
STOLEN IN MOLINE,
Special Moline Service

a Ford car owned by John Ring
old OF Milan was stolen from in
front gf the Swedish Olive build
ing in Moline Monday night This
makes the third auto theft in two
weeks.
One Of the machines stolen in
the last two weeks has been re
covered. Il is owned by the Mont
gomery Elevator company. Police
Of the tri-cities are on the lookout
for the others.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1919-10-21

The funeral OF Casper Wilson
who was overcome by gas fumes
while working on his car the even
ing of Oct. IL was held at Herm-
don. Iowa. Mr.. Wilson's former
home. Yesterday afternoon. The
services were held at the Metho-
dist church. Rev. StOfer officiating
and was attended by the surviving
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1919-10-21

Remains of Mrs. a. J. Parker,
who died in her home, 1927 Thlv-
teenth avenue. Sunday morning.
were taken to Sheffield TUESDAY
morning. Funeral services were
held Tuesday afternoon in the
Methods church there. Tntermeut
was in Bureau county cemetery.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1919-10-21
SWEITZER COMING
TO MOLINE NOV. 4
Special Moline seryicel

Robert NJ. Sweater. Chicago con-
tractor and last falls Democratic
candidate for mayor of Chicago. will
be in Moline Nov. instead of Tues
day night. as was first announced.
The announcement was made Tues
day at the office of Moline Retail
Business Mems association.
Mr.. Sweitzer will appear before
the Get-Together club. an auxiliary
Of the business mems association.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1919-10-21
RED CROSS TO
NAME MEMBERS
: OF new BOARD
Rock Island Chapter Has Annual
Election at Club Tomorrow
Noon Completing Directorate.

The annual meeting and election
Of officers of the Rock Island chap
ter, American Red Cross, is to be
held tomorroW afternoon at 100
in the Rock Island club, and all
Red Cross members are asked to
attend.
This year the chapter will elect
according TO the new constitution
adopted last year. Seven new di
rcctors are being chosen and these,
tOge her with those OF the board
holding over from last year viii
choose from their own number the
four officers for the coming year.
This years meeting marks a crit
ical period in the chapters history:
the Red Cross is slowly passing
over from its war time work. which
is, however, by no means at an, end,
y its peace time program. II Rock
Island chapter is to remain as ef-
ficient and energetic unit i'm the
Red Cross OF the future as il has
been in the Red Cross Of the past.
i1a members must stay with il and
continue to give their support.
III the reports read at tomor-
rows annual meeting Will repre-
sent work done since the signing
of the armistice. they show that
up 70 the present time Rock Is
land citizens have realized that
The cessation OF lostilities meant
that returning soldiers would neeG
and want the Red Cross. and that
the starving and suffering men.
women and children of the eastern
European countries would be call
ing TO the Red Cross and all hui
. manity for relief Whether Rock
Island will carry this splendid spir-
II into its future Red Cross work
VIII be the problem of the year TO
come.
Peace Time Task.
To save lives will be the peace
time task OF the L| erican Red
Cross" say national officials of the
organization who are laying the
groundwork for a tremendous cam
paign against prcventable disease
and in behalf Of keeping the we'll
person we'll"
The national Red Cross is max
ing its drive for 100000 mem
hers during the period from Nov. ,
70 Nov. II in order that it may
carry this remarkable program
through as it has carried through
its war time work
During hostilities the largest part
Ct Red Cross service lay in the saw
ing of lives; the Red Cross nurse.
the warm sweater. the surgical
dressings and the Red Cross hos
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1919-10-21
Moline Obituary


Funeral services for the infant
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Carl Sor-
enson, 2435 Fifteenth avenue. was
held al this afternoon from the
home. Interment was in the River
side cemetery.
The child died Monday morning
in Moline hospital. SurviY ing are
the parents. four brothers. Fred
Louis, Charles and Harold and one
sister, Myrtle. all al home.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1919-10-21
WILL TRY RI-PPRFCHT.

Paris. Oct. 21.-The name Of
Prince Rupprecht of Bavaria sp-
pears on the lists of German Of
ficers whose surrender for trial 70:
common law crimes in France and
Belgium will be demanded in ac-
cordance with the terms of the
Versailles treaty, according 20
LaL4iberte.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1919-10-21

All the news al the time The
Argus.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1919-10-21

\ western Illinois paper for west
crn Illinois people The Argus.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-10-22
WEST PHILADELPHIA

Mrs. Alphonso Mason and her daugh
ter, Miss Helen Mason. formerly of
Philadelphia, but now residing in
Washington. are spending the month Of
October in West Philadelphia.
Mr.. and Mrs. Irwin Jacoby have
closed their home in Ocean City and
have taken an apartment at the Meth e
erIands. Forty third and Chestnut
streets.
The Misses Clad. of Kings Court
Thirty sixth and Chestnut streets. are
the guests of Mrs. Edward Brill ut her
cottage in Ncntnor.
Mrs. W. $. r. Shields aud her
have opened their town house. 1921
Walnut street. after spending the sum
MGR at their cottage in NCntnor.
The Misses Walker entertained the
Queen Esther Society ai their home
in West Philadelphia on Monday cvc-
ming. Among the talented guests was
trjbuted very deliberately To the sue
ccssful evening by singing several solos.
In order to further the interests Ol
the Birth Sholom congregation Of
Southwest Philadelphia and to create
a Jewish social center, in that vicinity.
the young men of the congregation
have organized the brotherhood OF
Birth Sholom A rousing meeting. for
increased membership. will be held on
Sunday at 4 p. m, at its hcadquar
terS, southeast corner Sixty ninth street
and Paschall avenue. and final plans
aud arrangements will be made for the
smoker, which is to he held in the near
future.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-10-22

The Alumni of the School OF Com
mercc of the Temple University will
give Il masquerade party on Saturday
evening. November' L. in the gymna
sium. There will be an old fashioned
barn dance with the dancers dressed u-
farmers and milkmaids lucky mum
Der dance. and dance OF the elves and
fairies associated with the halloween
festivities. The refreshments will ho
appropriate to the rural party, sweet
cider. apples and old fashioned cakes.
The affair which is given in aid OF
the bronze memorial tablet for the
young men of the university who made
the supreme sacrifice in the later war.
is under the direction of Miss, Grace
f. Saylor. Mr.. Clyde Jackson and Miss
Amy Loux The tablet viii he un-
vciled in forum of the university next
month.
Announcement is made of the mar
riage of Miss Il. Elizabeth Thompson
of 2llS North Nineteenth street. and
DR.. Adolph W. Miller, Of SEQ North
Fifth street, on Wednesday. October
II. Doctor and Mrs. Miller are tax
ing trip through the South
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-10-22
GERMANTOWN

Mr. and Mrs William 1 I.ogau have
returned from their wedding trip and
arc at home at 127 East Washington
lane. Mrs. Logan will he remembered
as Miss Elizabeth Nj. Holmes.
Mr.. Andrew r. Wright. Jr.. whose
marriage to Miss Virginia Clark Lee
will take place tomorrow. will entertain
his best man, Mr.. Robert Il. Wilkinson
and his ushers, at dinner this evening
at his home 5117 Greene strcot Tho
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-10-22
STRAWBERRY MANSION

Miss Esther Frank. daughter of Mr.,
and Mrs. David Frank. of Bis Clifford
street, was married on Sunday eve
ming to Mr.. Maurise Salus, at Camen
lsrae! Synagogue. Thirty first aud
Morse streets by the Rev. H.. Harris.
The bride wore a gown of white satin
covered with georgettc, her tullc veil
was held in place with orange blossoms
and she carried shower bouquet OF
white roses. The bridesmaids were
Miss Sarah Frank, the brides sister
and Miss Sarah Budin. The ushcrs
were Mr.. Edward Silver and Mr.. Louis
Cutler, After the ceremony rcccp-
tion was held az tie home of the bride.
Among those present were Mr.. and
Mrs. c. Rubin. MIR, and Mrs. s. Frank.
Mr. and Mrs. =. Friedman. Mr. and
Mrs. j.. Frank, of Detroit; Mr.. and
Mrs. c, Miller, of Shenandoah Mr..
aud Mrs. j, Miller. of Norfolk, Va,
Mr., and Mrs. ", Brodsky, Mrs. A.
Harris, Mrs X. Pearl. Mr.. and Mrs,
a. Franks Mr. and Mrs, Mas
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-10-22

SOCIAL ACTIVITIES

At the tea Mrs. Charles Wheeler, OF
Pembroke, Bryn Mawr, will give next
Tuesday, October 2S, to introduce her
granddaughter, Miss Susan w. Norris,
daughter of Dr. and Mrs. Henry Norris,
of Rutherford, y. c., and Miss Ruth
Hobart, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles Wheeler, Jr.. those who will
assist in receiving are Mrs, BENJAMIN
Chew Eilghman, Mrs. George +. Lack
George G. Thayer, and Mrs. Richard
Mccall Elliot. The debutantes in the
receiving party will include Miss +,
Autoiuctte Geyelin, Miss Susan
Groome. Miss Peggy Rosengarten Miss
Harriet Frazier Zimmerman, Miss
Rhoda Morris Brooke, and Miss Polly
Thayer.
Mr., and Mrs. Thomas Mexican enter
tanned at dinner last evening at Glen
coe House, Rosemont. Among the
guests were Mr.. and Mrs. Charles r.
Da Costa, DR.. and Mrs. William E,
Cadwalader, Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur
Spencer, Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Leaning
Montgomery, Mr. and Mrs. Richard p.
McGrann, Miss Helen Strawbridge and
Mr.. Walter Stokes.
i Mrs. Robert Leaning Montgomery.
of Ardrossan, Villanova, entertained
at luncnPOn tOudN III HoHoT VI IhIs' JOnu
r. Drexel, Of New York.
Colonel and Mrs. Robert f. Glen
dinning, of the Squirrels, Chestnut
Hill, have as their guests Mr.. and Mrs,
Albert g. Spaulding. Mr.. Spauldine
was Colonel Glendinning's adjutant in
the air service,
a dinner will be given this evening
In their honor.
Among those who will entertain at
luncheon tomorrow at the Arcadia will
be Mrs. Alexander Van Rensselaer,,
Mrs. Edward W. Box, Mrs, George
Dallas Dixon, Mrs. w. W, Arnett and
Miss. Frances Wister' The proceeds
will be for the Philadelphia Orchestra
Mrs. Joseph Gazzam will have as her
guests Mrs. George Dallas Dixon, Mrs.
Stacy b. lloyd Mrs, Joseph Leidy
and Mrs. Charles Randolph Wood
There will be IA great many dinners
given at the Ritz Carlton in the eve
ming in honor of many of this season :
debutantes for the benefit of the Phil
adelpbia Orchestra. A
Mr. and Mrs. Charles O. Perkins. Of
I Bryn Mawr, will give theater party
followed by supper at the Ritz Carlton
on Friday November n In honor o.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-10-22
WISSAHICkON

4 dramatic entertainment will be
given tomorrow evening in Tie social
hall of the Wissuhickon Baptist church
Inv classes number ! aud number 6 of
the Bible school. Two humorous
sketches will be presented: Buying
Jimmie Suit" in which the char
ncters will be impcrsOnatcd bv Mrs
Martha johnson. Mr., Alfred Nichols
MIR. George OFT, Mrs. Eli Moss, Mrs
Oliver Foylc, Mrs. John Heath. and
Mrs Wilbur Miller; aud DIR. Cure
all. " The east of the latter sketch
includes Mrs. Henry Richards. Mrs.
George Ott, Mrs, Ahnrr Snodgruss,
Mrs. William Schncck, Mrs. Edward
Shur. Miss Elsie Newell, MIR, and Mrs.
William Howarth, Mrs. Alfred Nichols,
Mrs. Richdrd Walmslcy and Mrs. Ed
ward Carr, The program includes also
uiano solos by Miss Myrtle Richards.
Miss Margaret Dagger, and Miss Helen
Carr: violin solos by Master Francis
Ieisser: and recitations by Miss Elsie
Richards. Mr. Henry Richards is
teacher of class number ), and Mrs
Edward Carr Of class number q.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-10-22

schwartz. Of New York Mr.. and Mr.,
Nathan SaslnskI New York: Mrs. T..
SaIu> and her son, Mr.. and Mrs. Sl'.
Yer, NIr, aud Mrs, Carriage. Mrs. Eva
Frank. Nv and Mrs. Rosenberg. vii.
mington: Mr.. aud Mrs. II. Evans. NJ.
and Mrs. AuScrachcr. of Pottstowu
Mir. and Mrs. Mogel, Brooklyn: Mr..
aud Mrs G. Miller. pottstown. Mr..
Michael Miller Shenandoah Mr. ana
Mrs. Ogcl. Mr.. and Mrs. i. Burger.
Mr. aud Mrs. IL. MargoliS and Mr.. \.
MandcryjIlc, of Troy. After AN cN-
tended trip through New York state.
the bride and bridegroom will live at
$50 Monument avenue.
\ patriotic rally was held ON sun
day evening in the Beth Israel asscmuIy
rooms in honor of the boys of that con
grrsaDiuu who have returned from the
service. The affair was in charge oi
the following committee of the Daugh
terN ul Beth Israel; Mrs NJ. Green
berg Mrs. y. Iehrfcld, Mrs. !,
CHASER, Mrs. II Ericder. Mrs. Milton
Ilaw and Mrs. j. s. ltoscu,
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-10-22
MANAYUNk

\ masquerade carnival will he givru
on Friday evening. October 81. in the
socia hall of I,bcncHcr Methodist Epi~
C0pal Church on Gay street. The
decorations will combine autumn leaves
and flowers with the many symbol,
appropriate TO the halloween season.
The affair is in charge Of the ushers
association of the church. Mr. Richard
Schadncr. president; Mr.. Davis Green.
vice president Mr.. Charles Heustcd
treasurer: Mr.. Alfred Butler, sccrc
tary. Mr.. Melville Ilankin. MIR. Amos
Taylor. MIR. Cameron Quay. Mr.. Ray
mond iIillNIr%. Mr., 'Iohu TAYLOR, Mr.
EIlwood Garth, Mr., John Harlan, Mr.,
Howard Lukcns, Mr.. l.crs Farrand,
sands. Mr.. Raymond stout. Mr.,
George Buvard. Mr.. Arthur Lloyd, Mr..
Fred Carbaugh Mr. \ bert Butler. Dr.
Andrew Flanagan, Mr., Charles A..
Flanagan. Mr. Joseph Winner, Mr..
Joseph Chappell Mr. Marshall Chap
pcll. Mr. Harry Chapprll, Mr.. John
Baxter. Mr.. Harvey Augstadt Mr..
Albert Ris!cy. Mr.. Harry B. Flanagan,
MIR. John u. Srholicld. Mr., Clyde
Mills. MIR. NJ Minister, Mr. William
NJ. Flanagan. Mr. Franklin Flanagan.
MIR. Joseph Griffith. Mr.. X. Speak,
MIR. Richard Schabncr. and is given
for the church paper. The Usher, Of
which Mr.. Charles \. Flanagan is
editor. and Mr.. Arthur \. Flanagan,
manager. The association will be as
sisted by Miss Bessie blunkin, Miss
Sopha lackey, Mrs Amos Taylor
Miss Maudr Kelly. Mrs Leon Strick-
land. Miss Marie. Kane. Miss Margaret
Scvcrson. Miss Ethel Black. Mrs. Gin
ton Seltzcr, Mrs. ChappelI, Miss Mil
drcd Butler. Mrs, Prazer. Miss Ella
llcadhcrg and Miss Carrie. Lloyd.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-10-22
ROXBOROuGH

Mrs. Howard Blair. of l43N DcNtv-
street will entertain tn" members OF
her class sewing club on saturday
afternoon at her bone lIcr guest,
will iucIudr Mrs William g.. Carroll,
Mrs. James Crawford. Miss Anna
Arthur. Mrs Thomas NcNbitt Miss
Mary Hepburn. Miss Ida Stcllcr. Miss
Emily Harper. Miss Anna IIarrou, Mrs.
\. W. Lofand. Mrs. Anna AlcxandCi
Mrs. j. Il. Partridge, Miss Berth,
Taylor. Miss W H. Itdings. Mrs. Leo
Hruyaurd, Miss Ilcnricttn McEIwcC.
Miss Anna Stirling. Mrs. j. +. Stccu-
sou. Miss IIunuah Pinkcrton. Mrs. y.
]. White. Miss Laura Price. Miss
Helen Ware Miss Minnie Slnw. Mis-"
Frances l., Smith Mrs. Frank Brandt
and Mrs. f. j, Blank.