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The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1920-12-10
Seattle Deaths so.

Statistics for other cities OF 25O,-
900 or more population include; De
rot 12o, increase H. rate IA; Mil
waukee 60, increase IL, rate 49,;
Minneapolis AS, decrease 5, rate 1O.l;
Seattle so, increas 10, rate 800;
Portland, Ore, 81, no change, rate
t2.1; Denver Al, decrease 3, rate 16.1.
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1920-12-10
AUTO ACCIDENTS
KILLED 1908 IN 10
SHOWS DEATH RATE OF TAI
OUT OF EVERY 100000
POPULATION.
LIST Gets BIGGER EACH YEAR
Census Bureau Urges Several Mea.
sures to Guard Human Life
Speed Limit Must Be
Lowered.

NAOIIIANG YIN II. IA total OIL
1908 persons were killed in automo-
bile accidents, or died as result
Of injuries therefrom, during the last
year the census bureau announces
in a statement offering suggestions
for traffic Improvement
Automobile accident death rate of
AL out of every 100000 of popula-
ton was reported for 1919, an in
crease over every year since 1915 and
al increase of 245 in the total mum
Der of deaths over 1918.
Prevention Suggestions.
Suggestions made by the bureau
for traffic improvement follow:
Erection at street crossings
Of curbed safety islands. which
at the most dangerous spots
should be very close together
Construction of additional
crossings in the middle of blocks
where automobiles can approach
from only two directions.
Demonstration of great skill in
driving each machine before
granting "a drivers license for
that machine.
Reduction of the speed limit,
especially at crossings.
Fine, revocation Of license and
Imprisonment, each to have its
place as an actual penalty.
Youngstown Heads List.
Youngstown. Ohio, heads the list
Of Sc cities in the automobile death
rate with 1856 per 100000 but showed
4 decrease from the previous year
when the rate was 31.9. Richmond
Va. had the lowest rate with 80
out showed a slight increase over
1918, when it was 5.4
New York had the largest total
number of deaths with 7S0, an in
crease of SO over the previous veal
aud more than double the number IL
1915. New York's automobile dealt
rate was lao per 100000 persons.
Chicago's total deaths numbered
32S, an increase of 81, with dealt
rate of 1928.
Seattle Deaths so.
Statistics for other cities OF 200,
900 or more population include DE
lroit 129, increase IA, rate IA; NIL
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1920-12-10
Near-Tra qedy.

SPOKANE.-Enraged because his
foster daughter, Miss Daisy Fehl-
haber, age 10, would not return home
with him, Thomas Ridout, age s. a
Northern Pacific section foreman at
Occur d'Alene threw carbolic acid iii
the girls face Saturday. Ridout then
attempted suicide by swallowing BIZ
chloride of mercury tablets which he
had on his person.
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1920-12-10
Many Judeeships to Supply.

BOlSE.-The general switching Of
judgeships due to the ratification of
constitutional amendment increas-
ing the number of judges on the su-
preme court bench gives Governor
Davis an opportunity to fill number
of positions on the bench.
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1920-12-10
ALFALFA HAY

N-~I-.(~S-~>>-~-~~~---~~
FOR SALE-l000 tons alfalfa hay, SIS
per ton; in stack, 8 miles from Helena,
Mont. Tri-State Land Co., Sl07 Stevens,
Spokane.
ALFALFA HAY SUPERIOR QUALITY
II you viii buy the best, ask Tor prices.
J. A. Baxter. Freewater, Ore. Il. 2
FOR SALE-Clean, bright alfalfa hay
T. &. Burlngame. Farmer, Walla
Walla Wash
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1920-12-10
IDAHO NEWS PARAGRAPHS
recent happenings in This State
Given in Brief Items for
Busy Readers.
George j. Davis Killed.

BARSTOW Cal.-George j. Davis,
a painter OF Pocatello, Idaho. was
Killed in the freight yards of the
Salt Lake route here Saturday when
he tried to board "a moving train.
Dr. A. K. Upham Given Reception.
3 MOSCOW.-Saturday there was a
large attendance of Moscow and Uni
verslty OF Idaho people present at
the reception rendered DR.. A. H. Up
nam the new president of the uni
versity.
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1920-12-10
NEW TODAY

IN THESE DAYS OF EFFICIENCY
good feet are one your greatest
assets. We will correct and restore
your natural oot-Vigor
ORTHOPEDIC LABORATORY
705 Mohawk Bldg, Spokane.
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1920-12-10
BAND INsTRUM ENTs


THE COUTURIER CoNICAL BORE
Feet tuned band instruments on the
market. They are in tune in all keys in
both Bb a A and have no WOLFTONIS
in any register. b. f. WINsHIP &
SONS W $40 LIST Ave, AGENCY.
BUSINESS oRPoRIyNITIEs
EETI1L MIX BTSfNESS FOR SALE,
With so cows, 100 acres land. Milk
sells tor $l:00 per gallon. Located in
Ketchillan, first town in Alaska. Easy
Dairy, Ketchkan Alaska.
FARM LANDS AND REAL ESTATE
ron SALEGCLEAR VACANT 70X100,
E. Third at Sherman St. $500 cut to
$4,000. Oakley Paint Mfg; Co. 1915 n.
Maud St, Los ANGELES, Cal
S35oo--lO ACRES. WE'LL IMPROVED,
car house. buildings for horses, cows
and chickens. acre orchard. near school
church and highway fine location, some
terms. III. Clngman, lit. :, Spokane.
6i0-ACRE FARM, ALI. FENCED. 400
acres plow land. in one field; $50 acres
plowed; creek through north end; good
buildings. machinery, tractor horses,
cows All included in sale price 1913 per
acre Terms. H. Caches Angela, Mont.
FOR TRADE IL 2S2 ACRES WHEAT
land in Franklin county: miles east of
Eltopia for stock clothing, mems fur
nishlnss or groceries. Price $40 per acre
Ell. l.. Blaclkman. sos lsaacs ave, Wala
Walla. Wash.
Farm wanted Send description and price
John /. EIack. Chippewa Falls, Wis.
FLORISTS
WRITE, PHONE OR WIRE your floral
wants to Eugene's Flower Shop. 20 Wall st
KODAks AND KODAK FINIsHLNG
Kodak films developed free with copy Of
this ad. BARCLAYS, 207 Temple
Court Bldg. --
HELP ANTED-GENERAL
| MEN AND WOMEN TO PREPARE b0lt
Il. Il Ind CWireless, men only) Telo-
graph Positions. -
PACIFIC TEI. EGRAPII INSTITUTE
liz \. Wall, Spokane.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-03-03
NORTH PHILADELPHIA

Mrs. Louise X. Evans. OF 1912 North
Hutchinson street. will give luncheon
on Friday in honor Of her guest. Mrs.
G. J.. Smith. of Edgewood avenue.
Trenton. Other guests will Include
Mrs. William u. Kugler. Miss Alma
Slack. Miss Viola Strennrl Mrs. Clark
Holbrook. Mrs. J. Houston. Mrs. J. Il.
Narnum. Mrs. FlOrette DE Bonneville
RCiscr. Mrs. ! Brook. Mrs. William
Nee ay and Mrs. Sarah Stroud.
Mrs. Samuel Boggs, of Mclrosc ave
nue.. Mclrosc Park. is giving luncheon
today for the members Of the Fort
nightly Thimble Club. of this city. They
include Mrs. John q. Wilson. Mrs.
Richard Cross. Mrs. Irwin Mack. Mrs.
Harry Rust and Mrs. Walter BalIingcr,
Mrs. Lee johnson entertained infor =
mally last evening the Following mem .
bcrs Of the Tuesday Night Club: Miss
Essie j Wagner. Miss Mae T.. Wide.
Miss Helen TOlbcrt. Miss Sara Jane
Simpler, Mrs. Harry Fitch. Miss Louise
G. Wagner and Mrs. Harry Johnson.
Mrs. Howard r. Mahnrg is enter
tanning these members of her card club
at bridge this afternoon: Mrs. Pitt =
man Baker. Mrs. James Charlton. Mrs,
Arthur d. Baker. Mrs. c. Henry Fehl :
ing, Mrs. Charles Phillips. Mrs. Har-
old V. Lyon. Miss Edith Kite. Mrs. W.
Ralston Mrs. Carroll llaincs, Mrs.
Louis Schwartz and Mrs. Nelson
Clarke.
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MAYORS DAUGHTER TO WE'D
HARRY p BARNES TONIGHT
Reception Bellevue to Follow Ceremony in Cehsenane
Baptist Chmch-Sprngtme Color win Dominate Costumes

war. she took up the study of nursing at
the Chestnut Hill Hospital. She was
graduated last September, and will take
her state examinations following her
return from the wedding trip.
Bridegroom Naval Flier
M Barnes is the son Of Harry p.
Barnes, of SOP Forest avenue. Amber.
He attended Penn Charter, aud went TO
Amherst for three years. later return
ing TO Philadelphia and taking a degree
At the University of Pennsylvania iu
1914.
lie is a member of the Phi Del,a
Theta Fraternity and Of the Engineers'
Club. During the war Mr.. Barnes was
with the naval flying corps, aud was
stationed at Bayshorc. He is at pres-
ent secretary to r.. V. Mattison, Jr..
vice president and general manager of
Keasby & Mattison Co.. Amber.
Following the wedding trip Mr.. and
Mrs. Barnes will stay for few weeks
with Mr.. Barnes's parents. and will be
at home after May / at II Highland
avenue, Amber.
The new home Is most attractive. and
is delightfully."- situated in the outskirts
of Amber.
The house is built of stone, and is
two and half stories high. On tho
FIRST floor are the living room, library.
dining room. reception hall aud, of
course, the kitchen.
On the second floor are three bed =.
rooms, n dressing room aud the bath.
The third floor has three rooms.
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GER RMANTOWN

Miss Mary Gillen will entertain tho
members Of her bridge club at her home
next Tuesday afternoon. Guests will
number twelve.
Friends of Mrs. J. Augustus Beers,
Of the Cresheim Valley Apartments, will
be glad to learn that she is convalcscins
from her recent severe illness.
A meeting of the Sigma Sigma So
rority Of Mount ST. Joseph Academy
Chestnut Hill, will be held in st. Cath .
arine's Hall tomorrow afternoon. Mem
bers include Miss Mary G. Mctirath,
Miss Alice G. Miller, Miss Marie Riley.
Miss Margaret Gilmartin. Miss Nr.
ginia Goodwin. Miss Gertrude MaIoy
Miss Anna Boyce, Miss Charlotte
Chopey. Miss Ethel Goodwin. Miss
Catharinc Dempsey. Miss Margaret
Collins. Miss Elsie Mccoy. Miss Flea
nor kriuu. Miss Bertha Liessen. Mis-,
Anna Ford. Miss Margaret McFaddcn
Miss Josephine Barring. Miss Mary
Blanche, Miss Kathleen Morris aud
Miss Margaret lIartnett.
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ROxBORoUGH

There will be two afternoon card
parties this month at the Roxborough
Country Club on March 8 and 90. They
will be in charge Of Mrs. William w
Wilson. Mrs. William Sphinx. Mrs
Samuel Kcnworthy. Mrs. Harry Miller
Mrs. w. Ross Taggert. Mrs. Charles
Simpson. Mrs. Walter Hodson. Mrs
Roy Robinson. Mrs. Gordon Stafford
and Mrs. John A. Struse.
Among those present at the. lear
year dance of the Country Club on Sat
urday evening were Mr.. aud Mrs.
Frederick Merrill Brecht. Mr.. and
Mrs. Thomas Kenworthy, Mr.. and Mrs.
e. Wcstcrman, DIR. and Mrs. J. Dob
son Schofeld. Mr.. Wallace Schofcld
Miss Virginia Thompson, Mr.. and Mrs.
J. Graham LittIcwood. Mr.. Bertram
I.ittlcwood. Miss Mildred Fighter, Miss
Anna Yahn, Mr.. Rowland Haig, Mr..
Ross Simpson, Mr.. Paul Kenworthy
Mr.. Earl Brewer. Mr.. and Mrs. Walter
Flanagan, Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph w.
Pope. Mr.. and Mrs. J. Collier. Mr.
and Mrs. W. w. Wilson. Miss Catha
rine Cox. Miss Elizabeth Littlewood
Mr.. Hclding Crook. Miss Helen Haig
Mr.. and Mrs. William Sphinx and Mr.
and Mrs. Clinton Seltzer.
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NEW JERSEY NOTES

Mrs. James Il. Walton, of the Privrt
Hedge, in Edgewater Park, will give q
tea and social on st. Patrick's = day The
color scheme will be carried out in green.
Mrs. Isaac Schlichter and her sister
Miss Gertrude Ehret, Of the Pine Tops,
in Edgcwater Park. are spending the
Lenteu season at the Breakers, at Palm
Beach, Fla.
Miss Elizabeth Davis. who has been
visiting Mt Wellesley, Mass. the guest
of Miss Elizabeth Martcr. has returned
to her home in Edgewatcr PARK.
Mrs. Franklin W. Earl aud Mr.. nnd
Mrs. II. W. Earl, who are spending the
winter at Miami, Fla, will open their
country home in Edgcwater Park early
in April
Miss Jane Il. r. Maulc, Of RittCn
house square. Philadelphia. is visiting
her aunt and uncle. Mr.. and Mrs. T.. 5.
Clarkson, of Spruce Acre, in Edgcwatcr
Park, over the fortnight.
Mr.. and Mrs. Il. ID. Blair and Miss
Dorothy W. Blair, who have been
spending the winter at the Lincoln. in
Philadelphia, have opened their country
home in Edgewater Park, Grey Gable.
on Gift road.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-03-03
list GOSSIP ABOUT PEOPLE
Nancy Wynne Goes to the Opera; She Tells OF Brilliant
4 Audience-Rumn,age Sale for Day
T.. Nursery Opens Today

visiting in Florida. returned to hc,
home In Whitemarsh yesterday.
The. Mems Club of Wayne gave ,
reception and dance to the ladies las,
evening at the clubhouse. Receiv;,,s -
with the president. Mr.. Charles Shon
maker, was DIR. u. +. Oberholtzcr.
Miss Julia Berwiud and Miss Mar.
garet DunIan returned home from tb,
South yesterday.
Mrs. William McCawley and hc,
daughter. Miss Eleanor McCawlev. n
Haverford. who have been on n visit r.
California. are expected to return IN,
middle Of March.
Mrs. Lewis Lawrence Smith Al
Strafford. will address the Cheste,
County Women Citizens at West Chcs
ter today.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Dunlap. Jr.. cI
st. Dnvids. who have been South. arc
expected to return to their home Marcel
II.
Mrs. Herbert r. Stockwell. Of Mcri
on. who has been seriously i'll with in
fluenza, is slowly recovering.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Chalfont. Of
Wayne, expect to spend the mouth Of
April at Atlantic City.
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. Stauffer Oliver. Of
Rose Valley. entertained with dinner
Of twelve covers Oh Sunday in honor of
Lady, Constance II pburn Robson. of
London, who is the guest of Mr.. and
Mrs. Maurice Bower SAINT. of Rose
Valley.
Mrs. Jay +. Schamberg and her
children. of 1922 Spruce street. have
been passing week in Gal,n Hall.
WernCrSville,
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-03-03
NoRRiSToWN

Mr.. and Mrs. James Buckley. Of 53S
Astor street, have announced the en- =
gagcmcnt of their daughter, Miss Berry
Trumbowcr, and Mr.. ]. Maurice
Moycr, son of Mrs. Margaret Meyer, of
GOl Swede street.
Among the guests present at the
dinner given by Miss Catharinc Middle.
ton, Of Jeffcrsonville, at her home were
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Willcver, Mr..
and Mrs. Joseph Middleton, Miss Mary
Cranor, Miss Rebecca Balmcr. Miss
Rcna Middleton, Miss Mac Nailc, Mr..
John Blair. Mr.. Gilbert Ramsey. Mr..
Louis Detwilcr. Mr.. Robert Wilkinson.
DR.. Joseph Beideman aud Mr.. Louis
Dctwilcr.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank NJ Hall. Of 1O3I
Swedc street. entertained at cards and
dancing at their home. There were
twenty five guests. and favors were re
ceived by Mrs. James Allen. Mrs. John
McBuruey. Mr.. Earl LeMastcr. Mr.
JOhu Hendricks. Mr.. John McBurncy
Mr.. Raymond Paeigcr and Miss Eleanor
l.. Fields.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-03-03
WEST PHILADELPHIA

\ surprise birthday party was given
in honor Of Mrs. l.. Roncacc. Of Upper
Darby, Pa. on Saturday evening BY
Hiss Edythc RiCchrZza and Miss Chris
tine Dalonzo.
Among those present were Mr.. Di
Palma and Mr.. Joseph Tallini. of New
York Mr.. l.. ltoncace. Miss Natalie
Roncacc. Mr.. !. Carunchio, Mr.. 7.
Carunchio. NJ. and Mrs. =. Merenda,
Miss Elizabeth Merouda. Mr.. and Mrs.
u. Roncace. Mr.. aud Mrs. =. Roncacc.
Mrs. ID. Alonao. Mr.. John Dslonzo.
Miss Anna Ricchczza Miss Edythc
RicchcHHa. Miss Christine Dalonzo,
+ Mrs. Nu'ty. Mrs. King. Mr.. and Mrs.
Newman. Mr.. and Mrs. Smith. Mr.
and Mrs. j. Farina. Mr.. and Mrs. J..
De Lucca. Mr.. u. Mcrena. Mr.. Louis
Travis. Mr.. Raymond Mercuda. Mr..
Anthony and Mr.. Edmund Rirchezza
Mr.. Anthony Mcrcnda. Miss Capareil.
Mr.. Harry Soma. Mr.. and Mrs. II. C..
Miss Nell ScaIlclla. Miss Lena Seal =
lr.. Mr.. Louis Mrrenda. Mr.. Felix
t0ncacc. Mr.. J. Th"dosia. Mr.. Eugene
Ochiuto. Miss Macaluf aud Mr.. Err
manic Rancitclli.
Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Maincs Of Belle
vuo Court, Overbrook. have left TO visit
Mrs. Maincs's sister at Palm Beach
Fla.
Mrs. r. G. Standbridgc and Miss
Evelyn &. Standbridgc. OF 239 South
Fifty third street. will spend Easter
week at Atlantic City.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-03-03
TIoGA

TIoGA
Mrs. Charles .Sclmar Rottncr. of
3149 North Bouvier street will entertain
at luncheon and bridge on Friday at
her home. Her guests. who are mem
bers of her card club. will include Mrs.
Henry Mendc. Mrs. William Korford,
Mrs. George Wills. Mrs. Arthur Black
burn. Mrs. Horace SchoIry. Mrs.
Norman Silverstein aud Mrs. Wilbur
Stuart. On Saturday AFTERNOON Miss
Selma Rottner daughter Of Mrs. Rott-
ner, will entertain the members Of her
five hundred club, when the guest OF
honor will be Miss Helen Shepherd, OF
Elkins Park. Other guests will include
Miss Elise Smith, Miss Marjorie Ober-
holtzer. Miss Gladys Brennan, Miss
Ruth Firth, Miss Constance Harding,
Miss Mary Smith and Miss Dorothy
Wilkic.
Members Of the Epsilon III Sorority
entertained the members Of the Gamma
Delta Mu Fraternity and few friends
at leap year dance on Saturday in
Swarthmorc.
Mr.. and Mrs. william =. Miller
have returned from their wedding trip
and will be at home at 4211 North
Reese street. The bride was Miss
Esther Bowlcs.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas e. Loch are
back from their trip to Washington and
are at home at 1913 West Atlantic
street. The bride was Miss Anna M
Tate. Of 1900 North Fifteenth street
Mr.. Loch served ono aud one hall
years overseas as Lieutenant in the avia
ton corps. His bride served as a
first class ycoman in the United States
navy.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. s. Savill are spend
ing the late winter visiting the Florida
coast resorts.
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SOCIAL ACTIVITIES

Ir wedding OF Miss Charlotte Hard .
SSSs hr"Wn, daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs.
NNHHnlueL Frederick Houston. of Drum
WWor' nh"Stnut Hill, and Mr.. William
WWTWSii Frazier, I'd, son Of Mr.. and Mrs
,,.liam West Frazier, Jr., will take
place in April. ' Wv" ''"'
,Nr, and Mrs. G.. Barton Eocr vii,
N NSIe theatre party for their dauybter
Il, foI,onln I,,,un N"rn, on Saturday. March
,ft.oT'd by tea. at the BELLEVUE
younrOr yD' ne guests will be from the
Str;o, 'nc dinner which DIR. and Mrs,
giro i,"S|r sI! Coles, 2lO3 Walnut street, viii
H.. ,nlT evening the guests win include
And Shd Mrs. lIcatlcy c. Dulles, Mr.,
and WN Jasper icatcs Brinton, Mr.,
s"J NIrS' Robert Hare Davis and Mr.
'''N' Benjamin West FREEZER.
scIaOr ana IlrS. Alexander Van Rcps-
viii Eighteenth aud Walnut streets
Ma.o' uncertain at dinner ON Tuesday
COS, w. ~ IN honor Of Prince and Prin
ruos,, oahlacu@cnc, who will be their
Tho ,,mt inat evening also nj the onera
rowing day. '''" 'o'A thc io'-
NHllmgford layton L. Dixon, OF
FlorijSS S,"rG, n'nt, have been cruising about
their yarSt Sd'frS m Tor the last fortnight on
guests Mr' H. oSan0' They have AS their
Vs. w. MARY Gray, Of Philadelphia. '
mere mS. ,.,Iinmbcrt Il. Powell. of Wipdc .
numhcr' 'tnnG' ,s Wayne, will entertain n
ncr on VT hCr friends at fish din
cludc Mr. r".nraaN' aN,' The guests will in-
and Mr. ana Mrs: e, W. Baylif, Mr..
Mrs. " Cdchhry ii Hensins, Mr.. aud
liam nochran; Mr.. and Mrs. VIII
Stone, MIenSo9 Mr Major and Mrs. J. ii.
Mrs. Wniiaan ana Mrs, h. lryius. Mr.. aud
Archibald ism i'm. Jones. Mr.. aud Mrs.
David Nswhall who has been
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-03-03
YARDlEY

Mrs. Lctitia W. Twining has gone
to Baltimore, where she will spend som,
time with her daughter, Mrs, r. Clark
son Wilson.
Miss Linda Bassctt and Miss Caro-
line Rassett spent the week end il
Philadelphia as the guests of Miss Sarah
Eastburn and Miss Peggy Eastburn.
Miss Helen Lccdom. of WcSttowl
Friends School, was week end visi-
tor at the home of her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Louis e. LccdOm.
The English classes Of tho high schoo
celebrated February's rcd letter day,
on Friday afternoon. An invitation
was given to the parents to attend ths
exercises. which were in charge of Mrs
J. VI. Hartman, the assistant priu-
cipal,
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-03-03
DELAWARE COUNTY

Mrs. Henry Day Saulnipr. of Media
presided at the tcatable at the last Of
Mrs. John Micklr Okie's. Of 4112 Pine
street. informal ''at homes on SUNDAY
afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Sharpless. Of
Media. have been visiting their sister
and brother. Mr.. and Mrs. John
Mackey, Of West Philadelphia.
Mr.. Sterling Williamson. who is a
cadet ut the Pennsylvania Military Col =
lcge, Chester, has been visiting his par /.
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Francis
Williamson, at their home in Media.
Mrs. J. s. Pomeroy. Of Ridley Park,
has been entertaining her sister, Mrs.
| Buckman, of Ncntnor.
Mr.. Howard Bernard. of Chester. is
spending some time at Palm Beach. Fla.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-03-03
Merzbaeher Club Meets

The Merzbacher Club, of Temple Uni
versity, held its regular meeting last
evening at the home of Mr.. Merz
bacher, 1880 Walton avenue, when
plans for the play and dance to be given
April 10 In the ballroom Of the Belle
vue' Stratford were discussed
Among those present were Mr.. James
j. Regan, president; Mr., Harold Borne .
Emanuel Romm, Mr., David Il. Tries
ter, Mr., stephen j. McEwen, Mr., Al.
exander Harzenstein, MIR. John Il.
Horan, Mr.. Paul Shore, Mr.. Thomas
ResaD and Mr.. A, Lincoln Meyers.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-03-03
MANASUNk

An Informal social entertainment and
demonstration supper will be given ~
the social hall of the Mount Vernon
baptist Church by the members of the
Women's Missionary Society on Thurs
day evening, March IS, The ahslr Is
in charge Of Mrs. William Baylcy, for
mer president Of the society Mrs
Charles Bennett, vice president; Miss
Hattie Morgan, secretary, and Mrs. W.
Smith, treasurer.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-03-03
coNSAoHockEN

Miss Mildred r. Johnson. l25 East
Eighth avenue, gave II Leap Year party
at her home on Saturday. Guests were
present from Conshohocken, Norris.
town. Rcndiug, Fast Falls aud Fort
Washington, Among those present
we're Miss Mary Faringcr, Miss Betty
Wood. Miss Marion Wood, Miss Kath :.
Iyn Fills. Miss Marian Miller; AIR.
Carl Rumhaugh, Mr.. William Franks.
Mr.. John Lake, Mr.. William Calhoun,
MIR. Raymond Feeder, Mr.. Russell
Brooks. Mr.. Warren DUNCAN, Mr..
Joseph Beier aud Mr. Roland Ellis.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-03-03

At the luncheon aud shower given
Friday evening by Miss Bert Glenn at
her home, 1916 Colwyn street, Logan,
in honor of Miss Birdie Hunter, whose
engagement to Mr., AtlcC Raibley was
announced, the guests included Mrs.
Anna Townlcy, Miss Lydia Wagner,
Miss Loretta McKeown. Miss Ruth
Bechtnld, Miss Emma Martin, Miss
Kathleen McCloud, Mrs. G. Edmunds.
Mrs. q. Cornelius, Miss Marie Kern
and Miss s. McNutt
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-03-03
FALLS OF scHUYLkILL

Friends of DR.. and Mrs. Eli =,
Beary, Of 1870 Queen Lane, will be glad
to hear that Mrs. Brary Is recovering
from serious illness of plcuro' 'pneu-
nonia,