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The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1919-03-20
MANIIOWOc MARKET

The following are tn current prices
of the various articles Of produce as re-
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The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1919-03-20

HUMPHREYS HOHT0. MEpiefgr 40.
corneE william and AIN streets. lew York
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-06-12
VOLUNTEERS GET CASTLE
historic Baltimore Structure viii Be
Used to Assist Poor

through plans perfected BY Colonel
e. I. Heron. of this city. head of the
Volunteers of America here. Old GInn
Ellen Castle. in Baltimore. has heon
turned over to the volunteers. This old
strurtur" cost $4,000 to build and iE
replica of the home of Sir Walter
Scott aud will be used as "A conyulesreut
home for the poor of Baltimore. Wash
lngton and Philadelphia.
The mansion contains twenty largo
rooms and was turned over to the volun
teers free of all cost by the owner
Henry l.. Brack. of Baltimore. 1t of
fers accommodations for about forty
persons. The large grounds and the
pleasant situation give opportunities
for outings for Baltimore poor chill
dren. The new hospital will be under
the direction of Captain John A. Io-
gan. volunteer head in Baltimore.
Colonel Heron leaves today for syria
ruse. y. Y. to confer with General
Ballington Booth and Mrs. Maud :.
Booth.
Mrs. Booth. who has recently re-
turned from overseas. is expected to
speak in this city shortly. The pur-
pose of the present conference is to de-
eide ways and means for getting prop
erty in the eastern section of the coun
try to be used in founding homes for
UNPROTECTED working girls.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-06-12
ENGLISH TEACHER SAD
VICTIM OF HAREM LIFE
Edith Graham Dodged Turkish
"Protection" by Braving
Desert Horrors

Eleven months in a Turkish hnrem,
into which she was sold for something
like 500. and witnessing horrors worse
than war. arc the experiences which
are told by Miss Edith Graham. an
English mission teacher. who is now in
Philadelphia interesting the people Of
this city in the rescue Of Christian Ar
menians from the hands of the Turk.
Little, slight and with voice so
timid that it seems impossible to be
lievc she could have withstood the sav-
age treatment to which she was sub
iccted. Miss Graham quietly tells her
story. broken at intervals by her hcsi
fancy to continue and desire to forget.
~ was ono of twenty who were doing
English mission work at HarpOut. 7
went ont in 1911 and was teaching there
for two wears before the war Miss
Graham commenced her story. She
ended by saying that she never expected
to go back Her missionary work in
Harpout is over except for the help
which she can send from America and
England.
It is the horrors Of Turkish brutality.
when 800. 900 Armenians werc driven
into the desert. and when she preferred
to cast her lot with them rather than
stay back under the protection of the
Turks. that have unnerved Miss Graham
for further missionary work
II was sold into the harcm of
Khemal Effondi-sold for Turkish
pound. which 7 believe is about $50 in
your money. Later I was taken into
tho harcm Of the Holy Men of
Guclik Altogether. ! was a slave for
eleven months.
II d" not like to talk about my OK =
pcricncos. Miss Graham says. "All
the horrible stories are true. ! have
seen crnelties that ] shall never forget.
"Iittlc Aurora MHrdganan. one of
my pupils mt Harpout. was the only
other one besides myself who escaped.
Tho million Armenians who were not
driven ont are dead. -
As Miss Graham talked of the trim
into the desert and of her escape into
the hands Of British soldiers. her face
wore II sad expression which never
changed.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-06-12
BRlT0N PRAISES AMERICA
English Proud of v. S. Triumphs in
War, oliver Bret Declares

England is almost as proud of Amer =
ica's achievements in the war as OF
her own. according to Oliver Bret. Lon
don clubman. and son of Lord Esher,
confidant of King George.
Mr.. Bret is a guest of Mr.. and Mrs.
James Francis Sullivan at Radnor
Three years ago he married an Ameri J.
can girl. Antoinette Heckscher. daugh =
ter of Augustus Heckscher. the New
York millionaire -four merchant.
Never before have England and
America enjoyed such perfect mutual
understanding as now" he said to-
day. "A war separated them and it
took another to bring them together.
The English people were surprised at
the alacrity and matter of fact way
in which the United States jumped into
the fight. They are almost as proud
of America's triumphs as they are of
their own.
81 might sum up the appreciation
of President Wilson in England" " he
continued, ''by saying he is consid-
cred Americas biggest man today.
'As to the league of nations, |
should say the majority of people there
are in favor of the covenant, just as
think the majority of people here are
in favor of IT, The ones opposed to
i belong chiefly to the political
clauses.
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WANAMAKER TO ENTERTAIN
Will Be Host 70 1000 Store EN-
pIoyes in Uniform Tonight


More than 1000 mon in uniform,
many of them employees Of the Wana
maker store. who served in the army,
navy or marine corps during the war.
will be guests Of John Wanamaker to-
night.
There will be reception in the
grand court of the Wunamaker store
at : o'clock. followed by dinner in
the eighth floor tea room. Colonel Will
lam r. Scott. head of the Wanamaker
cadets. said today the entire store
will be decorated for the occasion. Many
military officials of prominence Will be
among the guests All the officers and
men of Battery \. 10Sth Field Artillery.
have been invited 1t was in this bat
terry that most Of the Wanamaker men
served
In addition to these the following
officers connected with Battery \, 10Sth
Field Artillery. will be present:
Lieutenant Roth. of the Thirty third
Division. in charge of the unit when it
went overseas Captain Doolittle and
Licuteuants Powers, Curtis, Bell and
JolinC.
The dinner program will include the
singing of patriotic songs by the guests.
Invocation by Chaplain McFetridge
concert by band composed of boy and
girl employees bagpipc selections. nd
dresses of welcome by Colonel Scott.
speeches by various officers and men and
addresses by John Wanamakcr.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-06-12
PENNSYLVANIA GRADS
HOLD DINNER IN PARIS
10 Alumni, Teaching in A, E, F,
University Since Armistice,
Have Celebration

Eighteen University Of prnnsylvauia
men three thousand miles from home
held their annual alumni dinner at
Bligny sur Oucho in southern France
the latter part of May
Word comes from Winthrop VII.
Iiams, formerly Of the EVENING PUBLIC
LEDGER staff. and now an instructor in
the College Of Journalism of tho Amcri-
can ENnoditionary Forces University,
Paris that enthusiasm was rampant
and the dinner itself was well worth
going thrcc thousand miles to get.
The alumni wcrc instructors. students
and members of the staff of tho 4. T.
+. University representing University
of Pennsylvania classes from 1851 to
1921. They had their celebration at
the Hotel dos Trois FaSanS an old
inn which was probably built long before
the |. of +. was thought Of. Follow
ing the dinner were yclls. songs and
toastS in which majors. captains. lieu
tenants aud privates alike gave vent to
PENNSYLVANIA spirit.
DR.. g. F. StraGling. 81 class. head
VI lll' ' 'IlPSP OF NtlPUtP III inc ~. r., I
University, and Major j. +. Gaskill.
81 Pennsylvania College of Dental
Surgery, were at the dinner. The
others present We're more recent gradu-
ntcs. including Lieutenant Morris H.
Merit. 10 G.. /; Frank NJ. Comfort. 10
Graduate School: Lieutenant Franklin
r. Carroll, '13 c.; G. H. shannon.
"A D.; Lieutenant Foster w. Doty.
- VIII. Winthrop Williams, - VIII.
Lieutenant Raymond Schlosser, II G..
Captain NJ. b. S. Flcisrhpr. II u.
Lieutenant Robert T. IIanco. II Ph.
D.; Arthur Dulac. rs D: Herman
l. Rudolph. 10 VIII; Alvin c. Nc
Fadden, 10 VIII. +. s: John G.
Gardy. 90 VIII; Harry +. Hoy. 20
VIII. f. s; Edward W. Taylor. Jr.,
'21 VIII, and W. Maxwell Burke. of
the army educational corps and one
time a member of the faculty Of the
Wharton School.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-06-12
FRIENDS CENTRAL GALA DAY
Many Speeches by Graduates In.
cIuded in Class Exercises

The senior class of Friends Central
School hc!d their annual class day exor-
ciScs in the auditorium of the school.
Fifteenth and Race streets. this morn
ing.
The Salutatory was given by Kathryn
Phaum: the prophecy by w. Carroll
PuScy and Helen Foster; the class his
tory by Byron Conrad and Dorothy
Harrison; the poem by Edith Harrison :;
the legacy by Caroline Darlington. and
the valedrtory by II. Clarence Jones.
The class officers are: For the boys,
President. II. Clarence Jones: vice
president. w Carroll Pu>ey; secretary.
Frank H. Lcistcr. Jr.; treasurer,
Lewis F. Shoemaker. ,Ir
The girls officers arc: President.
Kathryn phaum; vice president,
Eleauore McFadden; secretary and
treasurer. Edith Harrison.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-06-12
LUTHERAN ANNIVERSARY
Sixtieth Anniversary at Orphans
Home Being Celebrated Today

The siXtieth anniversary celebration
Of the Lutheran Orphans Home is being
held on the grounds of the home. $3.50
Germantown avenue. At this cclPbra
ton reports were received from the
various churches of their subscriptions
for the 100000 fund which is being
raised. Already $50, 900 has been
pledged by twelve churches with about
800 churches in Philadelphia and
Eastern Pennsylvania.
The entertainment is in charge of the
board of women visitors. Dinner and
a late supper will be served on the
grounds. Mrs. NJ. +, Hildrich is the
chairman of the committee.
The committee consists of Mrs.
Adolph Woll. Miss Lillian Spices. Mrs.
+, l.. Bauer. Mrs. Frederick Lysle and
Miss Hilda WeiskottPn.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-06-12
NOTES OF THE MOVIES;
SCENARIO TO SCREEN
About Players Who Are Making
Pictures for the Fall
ShoWings

John Mccormack has been approached
with regard to going into the movies. So
far he has not accepted any of the
offers Perhaps he feels somewhat like
Judge VINO has to sit on the bench of
public opinion where Enrico Caruso
failed as Paramount star and Geral
dine Farrar succeeded as Goldwyn
player. Both of the latter players have
good voices. but only the last one can
really act for the movies.
Scenario writer's, attention. Fhe
Betzwood Film Company is in the mar
ket for scenarios for its star. Louis
Bennison. The western hero type of
smiling cowboy is preferred.
What has become of the old slides
which once contained the information
that one minute would be required to
change the reels or the request to the
ladies to remove their hats:
Even fire cannot deter the efforts
to serve the film fans, as was demon
stratee by the World Film Company,
which only disappointed two exhibitors
after the fire that destroyed so much
film. The co operation of all the ex-
changes and the quick work of George
Meeker is the answer. The local offices
are now located at Thirteenth and Vine
streets.
Helen Ferguson. who just completed
an important part in The Lost Bat
talon" picture of the Seventy
seventh Division. has been engaged as
leading lady to Harry Morey in pic
turization of Charles Klcin's The
Gamblers.
John NJ. Stahl, director of Florence
Reeds latest successes. last of which
was "A Woman Under Oath. has
signed with the American Cinema Cor
poration to direct Mollie King in a
series of pictures, the first one TO be
Greater Tran Love"
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54 WILL GRADUATE
FROM PENN CHARTER
Presentation Of Portrait on Or.
Jones, Former Head Master,
to Feature Exercises Tonight

At the annual commencement exer-,
cises of William Penn Charter school
to be held in Witherspoon Hall this
evening at o'clock. fifty four students
will receive their diplomas.
a feature of the exercise will be the
presentation to the school bv the alumni
Of a portrait Of DIR. Richard Mott Jones.
former head master. The portrait was
painted by Frank r. A. Linton. OF
Philadelphia. and will be presented bv
Charles Louis McKeehan. 93. The
acceptance for the school will be made
by Asa s. Wing. of the board of man
ayers. Doctor Jones was in charge Of
the school for forty two years and during
that time graduated 1852 boys.
The following prizes will be pre-
sented The Rensselaer, Institute prize.
to the student having the highest aver
age in science and mathematics the
Parker Shortridge Williams prize. to
the student having the highest scholas-
tic average in the graduating class: the
Trident Senior Honor Society gold
medal. to the student who has done most
for the school; the Trident medal to the
student with the highest average in
mathematics.
Honor, in studies for the year goes
to the following;
Upper Priha: Bell. Field, McFar-
land, Meyer.
Prima; Cloak Eglin. McMullen,
Miller.
Secunda Boon, Durham, FAIRIES,
Maclary. Wallis. II. Woolman.
Tertia; Armstrong. Elliot. Farr,
Gage. Jones, Strong, Theabald, Will
iams.
Quarta: Burke. Conner. Hawkins,
e. Ives. Knepley. Mcconnell, T. Nc
Glinn, Maginniss. Phillips, Plumer,
Read. Roberts. Slagle.
Quinta: Bennett Burgess. Caldwell,
Dickson, Doane. Hall. McConaghy,
Magee. Mott, Richardson, Scales, Yeas
ley. Zullinger.
Sexta: Close. Frame. Frazier.
Quicker, Hanna, McGlinn, Magill,
Taylor.
Lower First Neill, Richardson, AZ
+. Wood.
Lower Second: Clifton.
Lower Second Preparatory Bart
lett. Nardielo. Sept. Simmons.
The school won the following athletic
championships this year: Interacade-
mic: Football, track and field. tennis.
senior and junior relay, the all-round
cup.
Interscholastic Tennis, cricket.
Those graduating are:
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-06-12
BRENNAN McMA\TS

\ wedding of interest to South Phil
adelphians took place yesterday at )
o'clock in st. Rita's Catholic Church.
Broad and Ellsworth streets. when Ser
geant William Brennan. of the 10th
Infantry, and Miss Elizabeth McMan-
us. daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. J. =. Nc
Manus. Of 1924 Wharton street. were
married by the Rev. J. p. Walsh. The
ceremony was followed by reception
held at the home of the bride. which
was attended by more than 200 guests.
many of them comrades who served
with Sergeant Brennan at Chateau
Thierry.
Sergeant and Mrs. Brennan left to-
day to spend their honeymoon in At
lantic City.
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Donation Day at Woman's Hospital

4 feature of donation day at the
Woman's College Hospital. North Col
lege avenue, tomorrow. will be after
noon tea and an entertainment from 3
to o'clock in an improvised garden
on the hospital roof Home made cakes
and candy will be on sale. and the re
ception party will include Mrs. Wilfred
Lewis. Mrs. Elizabeth NJ. Richardson.
Mrs. T.. 4. Schnable. Doctor Tracey,
Mrs. Ralph Hays and Mrs. ]. S. {.
Harvey.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-06-12
TREATY TO BE DISCUSSED
Professor Hull, of Swarthmore, tc
Spea kat Friends Meeting TonIaht

Prof. William |. Hull. of Swarth
more College, who has just returned
from a three months trip to Paris.
will speak on The Peace Treaty and
the League of Nations this evening in
the Race Street Meeting House, Fiji
teenth and Race streets.
Professor Hun went to France in
connection with the work of the Amer
ican Friends service committee. He
spent the greater part Of his time in
Paris,
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-06-12
MRS. BONNlWELL is GUEST
Mrs. de Martire Weber Host a.
Luncheon in Her Honor

Mrs. Amelia de Martre Weber gave
luncheon yesterday afternoon at her
home, 1924 Marlborough Terrace. in
honor of Mrs. Eugene c. Bonnwell.
wife of Judge Boutwell, of the Munic-
ipal Court. Mrs. Bonniwell left today
to spend the summer at the seashore.
Other guests at the luncheon included
Mrs. Eugene Alessandroni and Mrs.
Robert lombard. The menu was dis =
tinctly Italian and the decorations in
cluded American and Italian flags. Con
stantin Constantine spoke after the
luncheon on .Italy,s Relation % the
Peace Conference.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-06-12
Band Concerts Today

Fairmount Park Band concert,
Lemon Hill, TO p. m, and to 10
p. m.
Municipal Band concert, Broad
and Rockland streets, Logan, S p m.
Philadelphia Band concert north
plaza, City Hall, s p, IN,
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-06-12
WELCOME-HOME PARTIES
Several Affairs Given in Honor Of
Returned Men

The Senior Christian Endeavor of the
Temple Baptist Church of Tioga will
give welcome home social to tho
boys on the honor roll this evening
The social chairman. Miss Sara J
Taylor. will take charge and will be-
assisted by Miss Harriet Bartinc. Miss
Jennie Barber. Miss Elsie Burt. Miss
Eva Tindall Miss Myrtle Tiudall and
Miss Myrtle Wallace.
There will be games. music and re-.
freshments will be served.
\ surprise welcome home portv was
given in honor of Sergeant Nat Salyin.
Company X, 315th Infantry. at his
home. 2O36 North Park avenue. on Sun
day evening. There were thirty guests
Sergeant Salvin has recently returned
from ten months service overseas.
Mrs. F. Y. Mayer will entertain at
her home. on North Forty third stroot
this evening. in honor oS men who hovr
returned from overseas. Among tho
guests will be Mr.. and Mrs. George r
Heller. Mr.. and Mrs. Theodore T
Lud"s. Mr.. and Mrs. Jos. Schlirk. Miss
Betty Heir. Miss Marie Koough, Miss
Bertha Micrs. DR.. ]. II. Linchan. DR..
+. W. Moynihau. Mr.. Eugene 4
Mauch. Mr.. Joseph j. Grcissor and Mr.
Harry }. Hedricks.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-06-12
SOCIAL ACTIVITIES

Mr.. and Mrs. Robert KeIsO Cassatt,
of Beaupre, Rosemont, will entertain
at dinner on Saturday evening at their
home. MIR. and Mrs. Cassatt will leave
for Newport the latter part of this
month to spend the summer there.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-06-12

An engagement of much interest an
nounced today is that of Miss Dorothy
Emlen Newbold, daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. Arthur Emlen Newbold, and Mr..
Lothrop Richie, of Haverford, for
merly of Pittsburgh. No date has been
set for the wedding.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-06-12

Mr.. and Mrs. George McFadden. of
Bloomfield, Rosemont, who have just
returned from France, will entertain at
dinner on Friday evening
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-06-12
Those graduating are:

Samuel S. Alcorn. Jr.
Thomas H. Asbury,
Earl @. Barton
Samuel r. Bell. Jr.
Claude n. Bennett. Jr
Arthur e. Breslin
Edward S. Burrell
J. z. e. cha plnan
Robert p. Chapman
David s. Clark
Alan c. Collins
James s. Collins
william w. Conrad
Edward r. Cordery
Villa m l.. Davis
Albert A. DuCkett
William w. Early
Philip Ertel
John Field. I'd
Oscar Allen Fow
John II Gibbon.- Jr.
Howard c. Goddard
Richard c. Gordon
Louis r. Grove
Robert l.. Haig
Il. Gray Hall
r HumphTeyS. I'd
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-06-12

Mrs. John Dorrance, of DDS South
Broad street, announces the engage
ment of her daughter, Miss Eleanor
winifred Dorrance, TO Lieutenant Com
mander ]. Roy Dudley, q. s. n.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-06-12

Mr., and Mrs. II. Wilson Sharpless,
of 10 East Chestnut avenue, Chestnut
Hill, have issued invitations for
dinner dance on Saturday, June 2S, in
honor of their daughter, Miss Marga
retta A. Sharpless, who will be for
mally introduced at tea to be given by
her parents on October 1S.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-06-12
PRETTY WEDDING AT
MERCANTILE HALL
Miss Anna Grabosky to Marry
Mr.. Milton lichtenstein
This Evening

The wedding of Miss Anna Grabosky.
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel
Grabosky. of 1925 North Sixteenth
street. and Mr.. Milton Lichtenstein. OF
2245 North Thirty third street, will take
place this evening at Z clock in Mer-
camille Hall. The Rev. Marvin Nathan.
Of the Beth Israel Temple, will per
form the ceremony and reception will
follow. The bride will be given in mar
riage by her father and will be attended
by Miss Helen Lichtenstein. the bride
groom s sister as maid of honor Mrs.
Herman Seigmau matron of honor Miss
Anna Kline. Miss Clara Hrsh. Miss
Sophie Horwitz. and Miss Freda Gra-
bosky. the brides sister. bridesmaids.
Mr. Israel Lirhtpnstein, cousin of the
bridegroom. will be his best man. After
an extended wedding trip the bridegroom
and bride will spend the summer in At
lantic City.
SCHABTNGER-FORRESTER
The wedding of Miss Janet H. For
rester and Captain Charles Schabinger,
NJ. c. I. S. A.. took place on Tuesday
evening at 6 o'clock at the home of the
bride. York road and Chelten avenue.
The ceremony was performed by the
Rev. Harle l.. Hathaway. pastor of the
/ Covenant Presbyterian Church. Ger
mantown. The brides sister. Miss
Anne b. Forester. actcr as bridesmaid.
She wore pink organdie and carried
bouquet of tea roses. The bride wore a
crepe de chine gown and carried a
shower bouquet of white roses. The best
, man was Captain Charles Scott Miller.
After the wedding Captain and Mrs.
Schabinger started on a tour of the New
England states. They will live in
Washington. until Captain Schabinger
receives his discharge from the army
Captain Schabinger is still in the
service and at the present time locat. =.
at Camp Meade. He recently returned
from overseas. where he was attached
to Base Hospital No. So. Prior to this
assignment Captain Schabinger had re
ceived his training at the medical off
GERS training camp at Fort Oglethorpe.
Ga. later serving in the Seventy ninth
Divisions advanced section. After dis
charge he will resume his practice in
Logan.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-06-12

George w Hunt
William w. Joyce
Leroy G. Leap
T. II. lie Boutillier
Graeme r. Lorimer
George G. Mcfarland
Eugene r. March
Thomas p. Mikelf
Donald L Nfoyer
Rowland w. Nelson
John II. Opdycke
Robert w. S. Piliin9
Walter Rebmann
John Cecil Reed
Rowland S. Reeve
John j.. Repp, Jr.
David NJ. Roney
Henry c. Rumrill
Ralph T. Schoble sls
WIillism 4, SSehpsslsr
Raymond l.. Taicott
W r. Taylor, Jr. y
Henry NJ. Tracy
Edw. n. Wigfall. Jr.
Jas. Nick. Williams
s. B. c. Wood
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-06-12

Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Benedict Of
Tie Corners. Devon, wiz give = dinner
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-06-12
Photo by j. Mitchell EIIIot.

Photo by ]. Mitchell Elliot
MRS. ANDREW JACKSON SAILER
Who before her marriage on Satur-
day was Miss Esther Bolton Cherry.
daughter OF MIR. and Mrs. Robert
Cherry. Jr., OF 32S Carpenter
street, GermantowB
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-06-12

Mr., r. Wayne Kraft has returned to
Baywaymal, West Collingswood, n. j.,
from salmon fishing trip of several
weeks in Maine.
Mrs. G. c. Topitzer. of West Phila
delphia, gave an informal luncheon on
Tuesday, in honor of Miss Margaret
Melrath. whose marriage to Mr.. Ray
mond X. Harris, of this city, takes place
next Wednesday, The guests included
Miss Maybelle Wilson, Of Aldan, Pa. 1;
Miss Sara Brinton, of Oxford. Pa. /;
Miss Florence Havens and Miss Marian
Wright. Of Philadelphia Miss Caroline
II. Irwin, Of Narberfh, and Miss Mil
dred L. Thatcher, Of Camden.