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Arizona republican., 1920-06-22
The Japanese Statement

Japan given for world consumption it's attempted negotiation with the Chinese for the of I1iao Chow and the Shantung insula, whose taking is regarded a shame gigantic steal. though approval of the peace treaty. China has steadfasty refused to enter into the negotiations proposed by Japan very much the grounds individual might decline conference with thief the of property. for the of the erty suggested by the thief the receiver.
 What the Japanese are, not quite clear. but there is this clause in the Japanese statement which betrays their disingenuousness is a plain and positive fact that all rights interests Germany formerly possessed Shantung transferred Japan in accordance with the treaty peace. Since the Chinese government previously had consented the transfer these rights and in terests they have rightly into the of Japan"
 That Japan should be allowed to hold any rights formerly belonging Germany. which transferred by the peace Japan is agreed. The foregoing clause leaves it to be inferred that Japan came into possession German rights in China in this regular and proper manner; that its possession of the Shantung peninsula is contnua- ton of the possession which China had voluntarily granted Japan.
 was. world knows, any such voluntary grant China helpless yielded to Germany, Kao Chow and the territory aboutsit be- cause it could not do otherwise than yield It was practically taken by with promise it time a promise which Germany never in tended to keep and which nobobdy expected it keep. It plainly property
 But the Germans did take. and claimed whole Shantung peninsula. After the capture by the Japanese of Kiao Chow. they extended their az gressions they had embraced entire pen insula. So when the peace treaty transferred peninsula Japan it only confirmed the by by Germany of Kiao Chow, but firrned approved later theft by Japan vast territory beyond it.
 No outrage a helpless people indefensible indefensible this shed dsmembered Poland but criminal that partition it susceptible of by statesmen In the of the Shantung peninsula, there the taking of a large and rich province not only uroffending nation a peace settlement the taking of it ally whose heart had been in the and the surrender of it to aggressive neighbor which shown ready join Germany appeared Germany, could win.
 This act, performed the adhesion of Japan to the principle the League of Nations the purpose treaty jusce and protection to weak nations against conscienceIess aggressive nations Here, a territory with millions of inhabitants transferred a trade for Japans support of gilt tering fanciful theory apparently false in many respects that interest in it has been lost.
 great bribe before given in a criminal shady international transaction
Arizona republican., 1920-06-22

Five thousand clerical employees of hy July l
Arizona republican., 1920-06-22
INDEPENDENCE
Edmund Vance Cooke

Our battles of the past have been With foes without and foes within. We fancied we had won but no! We still must face the Constant Foe Behind all battles. He is one Not to be met with leveled gun, But one who must be faced and fought With earnest purpose, honest thought. This foe, half friend, is in and of us, And, half sincerely, claims to love He meets us in some devious way; He takes differing shape each day, But this his sign he ever fights Beneath the flag, Unequal Rights. Perhaps he oftenest comes dressed Tn guise of Selfish Interest Then floats his banner of the free" For Mammon and Monopoly. His battle cry is ever this: For Privilege! By Prejudce." He profits most where most is Need And piles his pyramids of Greed His God and Gospel are. alas The Cant and Custom of his class; Though low or high, though great small. He craves for Class and not for All. Let us forget Class, Party, Creed, And fling the gauntlet down to Greed. Still shall be rendered every due To Caesar, aye and Croesus. too But only that Loosed be their thraH Upon the property of All.
 Let the monopoly of might
 Be busted from the Public Right. Let stand equal face to face, In Senate. Court and Market Place. Let Opportunity be freed
 Till feel the whipping need
 Of serdom to the gods of Greed.
 Then, only then. shall attain
 The goal which men have sought to gain; A land where Service knows no taunt If fhaf O But all shall rightfully possess
 Life. Liberty. and Happiness
Arizona republican., 1920-06-22
THE YOUNG LADY ACROSS THE
 WAY

The young lady across the way says too many stock dividends are beng de- clared. to pay dividends on in tho fu- Hire and shes sorry to sec that even some of the railroads are increasing their rolling stock instead ot spending their war profits oa improving the service
Arizona republican., 1920-06-22
HUNT SARDiNES
 WITH SEAPLANES
lMau Street In11rnnN


 California promises to be the great est sardine canning center Of the world as the result of the use of seaplanes in the industry on the Pacific coast Since the first of the year naval sea planes have been flying out from the sea coast. sighting schools of fish and sending wireless back to the naval station giving the direct location. The naval station then telephones the in- formation to the San Diego office of the and game commission. Fishing fleets are immediately directed exactly where to seek their game and are con sequently assured of q big catch.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-02-11
DOYLESTOWN

The Doylestown Athletic Club will
give its annual ball in the sixth heg
iment Armory on Tuesday evening,
February II. Cards were issued yes
terday.
Many North Penn and Main Line
persons attended the dance at the
Bucks County Country Club, at Lang
horne, given by the Jesse w. 'Sopy
Post. American Legion. The commit :
tee in charge Of the event was com =
posed of Mr.. John Schmidt, Mr.. Head
lev White. Mr.. Ralph ). WINS, Mr'
Roscoe Lukens and Mr.. Leon Burton.
Congratulations are being received
by Mr. and Mrs. Michael Juniper, OF
Shewel avenue, upon the birth OF son.
Miss Elizabeth Price has been the
guest of Mr.. and Mrs. John Faper
Miller at Norristown.
Miss Julia 3. J.. Brashears enter
tained at a birthday party at her nome
43 Pine street.
Mrs. William Johnston entertained
the Saturday Card Club at her nome
in Roslyn this week.
Mr.. William G. Ryan and Mr. denry
A James will attend banquet at tnt
Manufacturers Club. Philadelphia to
be given February % in honor OF Mr
Warren G.. Harding, of ONO, ana MT
Philip p. Campbell, of Kansas
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NORTH PHILADELPHIA

The annual missionary entertu,hru
of the Women's Society of the Lclllgh
Avenue Baptist Church will be held on
Monday evening in the auditorium of
the church. Mr.. Arthur Strickland
will give "A monooguc, Liberty Land, y
the story of the experiences of an eml'
grant family in America. Miss Lu-
cinda Johnson will speak on the New
World Movement. The neighborhood
is invited
An interesting entertainment will be
given on Friday evening by the Glee
Club of Hood College for Girls. Fred
erick, Md. in Christ Reformed Church.
Green street below Sixteenth. The af-
fair is in charge of the Women's So
cial Union of the Reformed Churches of
Philadelphia and vicinity.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Il. Mawson, of
2T57 North Thirteenth street, will give
a Valentine party on Saturday evening
at their home. Their guests viii IN
clude Mr., and Mrs. Jacob Baird, Mr..
and Mrs. John Sheets, Mr.. and Mrs.
George Cox, Mr.. and Mrs. Albert T.,
Teteur, Mr.. and Mrs. Frederick Wood :
head and Mr.. and Mrs. j. Frederick
Greenwood
The Fairhill Friends Association
will hold meeting tomorrow evening
at the Meeting House, Germantown
avenue and Cambria street, to arrange
a program of social entertainment Tor
the remainder of the winter and spring.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph i. Davidson,
of 4634 North Twelfth street, have as
tbeir guest during the week Mr.. Da-
y;dson's sister. Mrs Wilkin u. Stevens,
of West Virginia. Mrs. Davidson will
give a small luncheon in her honor to-
day, The guests will be Mrs. w. II. s..
Rateman. Mrs. Robert G.. Cunningham,
Mrs. William Leatherman, Mrs. w. b.
Cotton. Mrs. Il. f. Weaver, Mrs. j.
Lewis Henry and Master j. Lewis
Henry, Jr.
Mr.. and Mrs. Noah l.. Goldstein,
of 22O7 North Myrtlewood street, are
being congratulated on the birth of a
daughter on February g.
Miss Arlene Hutchinson, of Sixteenth
and Parrish streets, will give a lunch
con of twelve covers tomorrow after
noon in honor of Miss Beatrice Allen. of
Pittsburgh. who is visiting in this
city for several weeks.
Announcement has been made of the
engagement of Miss Ada K. Kamens,
dane6ter of Mr.. and Mrs. Isaac Ka-
mems, of 1541 North Franklin street, to
Mr.. Morris A. Sarshik.
Mr.. and Mrs. Stanley Hirsh have re-
+urned from their wedding trip and are
living at 2119 Green street. Mrs. Hirsh
viii be remembered as Miss Gladys n.
Stern.
Mrs. J. Herbert, of North Thirteenth
strcet will entertain at 900" at her
home tomorrow afternoon.
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lowing at her home on Sunday even
ing: Miss Helen Coughlap, Miss Kay
Coughlan, Miss Agnes Kelly, Miss Lo-
retta Darnish, Miss Agnes Darnish,
Miss Sarae Boyle, Miss Elanor V.
Boyle. Miss Elinor Grinnan, Mr.. Jack
Bradley, Mr.. George Randall, Mr..
Billy levin, Mr.. Phil Weidner, Mr..
Jack Ryan, Mr.. NJ. Martin, Mr.. James
Carr, Mr.. William Lonningan, Mr..
+. McConaghy and Mr.. and Mrs. Harry
Grinnan.
Mr.. James Dowling, Of 1882 South
bancroft street. announced the we'd
ding of his daughter, Miss Margaret M.
Bowling, to Mr.. James j. Dowiey. The
ceremony took place in st. Andrew g
Roman Catholic Church, New York.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Nicholson, of
Baltimore, are the guests of Mrs. Mich =
olson's parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Sam
Hammond, at their home, 1924 LON
bard street.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. Pritchett, of 40s
Delaware avenue. Wilmington, are be
ing congratulated on the birth of a
daughter, Helen Audrey Pritchett. Mrs.
Pritchett will be remembered as Miss
Helen Williams.
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MISS Seller WEDS
Mr.. G. F. GENTES
Marriage Took Place at ST.
Luke's Chapel Yesterday
Afternoon

An interesting wedding took place yes
terday afternoon in st. Luke's Chapel,
when Miss Katharine Seeler, daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. Harrison G. Seeler,
U4OS Spruce street. became the bride
of Mr.. George Franklin Gentes, of New
York. The Rev. d. McC. Steel per-
formed the ceremony, which was at
tended by only the immediate members
OF the family: The brides attendants
were Mrs. G. Cresson Wister, Mrs.
Howard J. Westney, of Atlantic City
Miss Edith NJ. Smythe. Miss Margaret
Montgomery, Miss Catharine Buckley,
Miss Marjorie Yonge, of New York
Miss Angela Da Costa Newbold, Miss
Margaret de g. Cruice, Miss Edna
Louise Hagert, Miss Mary Fassouz
Leiper, Miss Frances Wayne Leiper,
Miss Eleanor w. Arnett, Miss Char
lotte Fahnestock and Miss Elizabeth
Pilsbury. Mr.. Albert s. Bard acted as
best man. A reception followed at the
Acorn Club,
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TIoGA

Mrs. George Gravenstein, I'd. will
give luncheon OH Friday at her home,
1000 North Broad street. in honor of
Miss Eleanor Louise Allsop, daughter
&c Nv. and Mrs. Thomas Allsop. of
Stenton. whose marriage to Mr.. Will
liam Henry Mencke of this city will
take place on the following day. Other
guests will include Miss Adelaide ALL
sop, Mrs. Frank Miller. of East Orange,
n. j. Mrs. James A. Loder. of Wash
ington., and Miss Frances Chattin, OF
Germantown.
The Tioga Home Guards held their
February social meeting yesterday
afternoon at the Church House, Tiogs
and Eighteenth streets.
Mrs. G. Harry johnson, of 3639
North Twenty first street. entertained
the following at cards on Monday after
noon, at her home: Mrs. George Kane
Mrs. Norman Kelly, Mrs. William w
Stevenson. Mrs. Daniel Hildreth. Miss
Alberta DU Long Miss Mildred Ster
ritt, Mrs. George Gravenstein. I'd
Miss Ella Brunei, Mrs. Henry Hille
brand, Mrs. Lester Ptlieger and Mrs
Stanley Nanderslice.
Mrs. W. A. Lum. of 1416 Yves
Venango street. will entertain at lunch
con tomorrow with the following guests
Miss Emma Barringer, Mrs. Harr!
Barringer Miss Ida Bowers. Mrs
Frank Gaskill, Mrs. William d
Chambers. Mrs. o. r. Snodgrass, Mrs
EdwprG Smith. Mrs. M. F. Beerhalter
Mrs. Walter Raffel and Mrs. William
NJ. Brinkworth.
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WISSAHICkON

The Brotherhood of the Epiphany
Lutheran Church will give a minstrel
show followed by a dance on Friday eve
ming at Woodvale, the clubhouse of the
American Bridge Co.'S Club Mr..
William Barnes will be the interlocutoc
and the end men will be Mr.. John
Levins. Mr.. Edison Hagenbucher, Mr..
Ralph Stricker and Mr.. Arthur WGtton.
Suecal features of the program. will in :
cude selections by quartet from the
Lutheran Seminary. including Mr.
Frederick Knubel. Mr.. Joseph kleck
ner. Mr.. Il. Druckenmiller and Mr.
Andrew Tanner "a short sketch by Mr.
Florence Allcbach and Mr.. John Hagen
bucher, and original songs by Mr.
Ralph Siegley and Mr.. Joseph Kelly
The affair is in charge of Mr.. J
Harry Stephan, president of th
brotherhood Mr.. Charles Maslin, vlc'
president; Mr.. John Hagenbucher
secretary Mr.. Frederick Woerner
treasurer the Rev. Henry A. Wacker
rector of the church; Mr.. George Sheet
and Mr.. William Swartz. The associa
ton has fifty eight members.
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DELAWARE COUNTY

Mrs. Edward Cannon Burton and
Mrs. William Booth Todd, who gave
a tea ON Saturday in honor of Mrs,
Arthur Burton, Miss Marion Hawkins
and Miss Christine Hawkins, were as
sisted by Miss Marian Oldham. Miss
Anna Collins. Mrs. Roscoe Ballard
Miss Francis Weist. Miss Adele Cocb :.
ran, Miss Frances Kratz and Miss Sarah
Sweeney. Miss Katharine Ubil, Mrs.
Oscar w. Wood, Mrs. John Hawkins
ana Mrs; +. r. Garvin presided ut the
table; A buffet supper and dance e. fol eIe !.
lowed for the receiving party and tbe
following additional guests Mr.. kndrew
buchanan, Mr.. Robert Beatty, Mr.
Donald Cochran. Mr.. David Jayne Rui.
lock, Mr. J. Erskine Hawkins. Mr..
Alfred K. Hawkins, Mr.. Roscoe Bal. .
lard, Mr.. Daniel McCradden. Mr., Vii
lam lam Booth Todd and Mr.. Arthur
Mr.. and Mrs. William TovIor y.
Media. entertained the Fortnightly Chi,
ut dinner on Saturday evening.
Mrs. John Pomeroy. of Ridley Park
entertained at a birthday party for her
son, Master Richard s. Pomeroy I. Sd,
a few evenings ago. GU
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ROxBOROUGH

Mrs. Matthew Dunlap, of 81 Fast
Walnut lane, will give a card party p
tomorrow afternoon at her home. rms
is one of the series of entertainments
being given by the members of the Rox
borough Mothers Club. in aid OF the
community service work of the clup.
Assisting Mrs. Dunlap are Mrs. Joseph
Henry Ewing. Mrs. Harry Helms; MTs II
w. Hyatt Snyder, Mrs. larry MniH
Mrs. William Goshow, MIS-. SnuTieS U1;iL.,S
Scbofield, Mrs. Joseph Miles, Mrs. Ira
Miller, Mrs. Elmer Priest. Mrs. Joseph
Davenport, Mrs. Herbert Stafford, Mrs
James Watson, Mrs. A. skrobauck;
Mrs. John C. Smith, Mrs. Frank
Thomas. Mrs. William Reid and Mrs
Robert Crawford.
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WEST PHILADEI pHIA

Mrs. James Ramsey Swain and Mrs
Stuart Dodge Jessup. of 42S South
forty fourth street, will receive in =
formally this afternoon and win he
at home on Wednesday afternoons
through February. No cards have l1 bcen
sent out. 'een
Miss Marjorie Armstrong, of 57sa
Lansdowne avenue. was hostess NJ q
small dance given at her home on Mon :
day evening. The guests included Miss
Elizabeth Dalton, Miss Helen Kain :
sstedt, Mr.: and Mrs. A. b. CARRIER
Mr.. William White, Mr.. Walter
Snadsr and Mr.. George Jackson. ''
NJ tmbers of Alpha Phi Delta Fro
terpity, 1903 Walnut street, will giro
breakfast Immediately after the v ivv
Bail. Ivy
DR. and Mrs. II. S. Martin and
daughters; of 740 Main street. Dsrhv
spent the week end with relatives In
Reading. ="
Miss Florence Reyburn, of Main
street, Darby, is visiting friends in
Reading.
Friends q Mrs. zena Baxter Bru
nell will regret to hear of her serious
illness at the home of her parents
Mr.. and Mrs. j. s. Baxter, 1890 Wal,
nut street.
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NORRISTOWN

An interesting early spring wedding
VIII take place in Trinity Lutheran
Church on Wednesday afternoon,
March 10. when Miss Elinor Virginia
BUCKLEY, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. G.
j. Buckley. of 204 East Jacoby street.
and Mr.. David Montgomery Bauer. son
of Mr.: and Mrs. w. A. Bauer, of 14l2
Powell street, will be married. The
rector of the church, the Rev. Alden B.
Macintosh, will oficiate at the mar
riage ceremony.
AT the dance given Saturday evening
at the Ersine Club House the patron
esses were Mrs. Howard X. Regar
Mrs. John f. Dettra, Mrs. w. Harri
son Yerkes, Mrs. William II. Sling.
luff and Miss Helen G. Slingluff. On,
of the largest social events of the clut
will be a bal masque, which will b,
given on Shrove Tuesday evening, Feb
ruary II.
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LAM NSDOWNE E

Mr.. Edward Mctiinley is spending
several weeks in North Carolina.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. f. Ware and Miss
ella Ware will leave shortly for Florida.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frederick Kelly are
being congratulated upon the birth of
a daughter, Susanne Kelly.
Miss Katharine Desmond has had as
her guest Miss Doris Foster, of Edge
hill. Pa.
The engagement of Miss Henrietta
l.. Justice, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
Z. W. Justice, Jr.. of Woodbury.. N. j..
to DR.. j. l.. Roberts, of Lansdowne.
has been announced.
The S. q. Howard Mission Circle of
the First Presbyterian Church met on
Monday afternoon at the church.
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NAVY YARD NOTES

Colonel and Mrs. William o. Smith
24O9 South Twenty first street, spent
the week END in New York.
Captain and Mrs Laws. of Annapo-
lis. will visit Mrs. Laws's brother in =
law and sister. Lieutenant Commander
and Mrs. William Cover, at their
home, 201S Skunk street, this coming
week.
Friends of Mrs. Stern, wife of Com
mandcr II. l.. Stern, will be glad to
hear that she is recovering from her re =
cent illness.
Commander and Mrs. r. G.. Davis,
2502 South Twenty second street, are
spending few days in Washington
with Lieutenant Commander and Mrs
Marshall e. Collins.
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Cantrell street. is spending the winter
months in Florida.

10 ille "lhlCl
months in Florida.
The Rancocas Club held their first
reception in its new clubhouse at
National Park. n. j., last Friday
evening. Among the guests were Mr..
Joseph A. Culbertson, Mr.. Lee Shar-
key, Mr.. Joseph Hogen. Mr.. George
Kelly, Mr.. Joseph Condor and Mr..
George ODonnell.
Mr.. and Mrs. Francis Hartman, of
22l3 South Twentieth street, will spend
the weekend at Asbury Park, N. j.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Traverse. of
2O23 South Twentieth street, are the
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. James Haines
ut their home in Atlantic City.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fl. Lewis Murphy will
entertain at dinner given at their
home this evening, followed by thea :
tre party. in honor of their fifth wed :
ding anniversary. Their guests will
include Miss J. Stuart. Miss G. Walsh
Misses Shade, Mr.. O'Murray, Miss
Z. kowleski and Mr.. J. Stevenson.
Mrs. Loretta .Grinnan, formerly of
South Philadelphia. entertained the fol :
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GER M ANTOWN

Mrs. William II. Nancrede, of 1884
Burbridge street, Germantown. an
nounccs the engagement of her daughter,
Miss Adaline Phillips Nancrede, to Mr..
E. Stuart Stemmler, of this city.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Mclean, who
have been visiting number of the
southern winter resorts, have arrived at
the Hotel de Soto, New Orleans. Mrs.
Mclean will be remembered as Miss
Rippey, of Chestnut Hill.
The Phi Theta Sigma Sorority of
Germantown will give a st. Valentine
dance at the Pelham Automobile Club
this evening.
Mr. and Mrs. Robert z. Stevens, who
were married last week in Summit Pres =
byterian Church, have returned from
Atlantic City and are at home at 80
West Johnson street.
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QUIGLEY-SMITH

Miss Loretta Smith. of 500 Somerset
street, and Mr.. Daniel Quigley, 3415
Mount Vernon street, were married this
morning at the Church of st. Edward
1 1ne Gonf,essor, Eighth and York streets.
me me bride was attended by her cousin.
Mss Mary Smith, as maid of honor
Mr.. Phillip McPoyle was best man. A
reception at the. brides home followed
Ine wedding. Upon their return from
VIII be at home at 3415 Mount Vernon
street. -
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ALONG The MAIN LINE

Miss Ruth II. Cross, of Cynwyd, was
given kitchen shower on Saturday by
Mrs. Walter d. Cross and Miss Marie
A.. Cross. Those present were the Miss
Helen Scott Miss Mary Wilson, Miss
Mary Goodall, Miss Jane Gilfllan Miss
Marion Hawkins, Miss Helen Muller,
Miss Helen Whitney, Miss Helen Dirks
Miss Mary Myers, Miss Margaret
Jacobs. Miss Isabelle Jacobs, Miss
Anne Wheaton, Miss Irene Tollinger
Miss Eveline Schofield, Miss Esther
Schofeld, Miss Doris Gilbert, Miss
Emma. Rea, Miss Jane Cunningham
Mrs. Fl. Rex Herder, Mrs. William
Henderson, Mrs. Edgar g. Cross, Mrs.
William G. Cross and Mrs. Emily S.
Cross.
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Beebe today at the Acorn Club will be
Mrs. G. r. Blackburn, Mrs. Thomas
Cochran, Mrs. Homer Hines Norton,
Mrs. Helen Sawyer, Mrs. w. Price
Aman, Mrs. George A. Vroom, Mrs.
r. G. Davis, Mrs. Il. Hollingsworth
Andrews and Mrs. J. Dixon Andrews.
Mrs. Beebe will be assisted in receiving
by her mother, MRS. George De Benne-
vile Keim. "101 Porter street.
Mr.. and Mrs. Daniel p. Waters. Of
Queen lane, Germantown, announce the
engagement of their daughter, Miss
Margery Helena Waters, to Mr.. Philip
Sheridan MacNally, of Easton, Pa, and
New York.
Mrs. Charles Sinnickson and her
daughter, Miss Priscilla Sinnickson. of
Rosemont, will leave on Monday to
spend two weeks at Hot Springs, Va.
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SOUTH PHILADELPHIA

There will be Gamma Delta Psi
Valentine dance at the Bellevue Strat-
ford North Gardens on Saturday night.
A surprise party was held last Sat
urday night in honor of Mr.. Harry Yob-
lin by the members of the Walton
Club at 2007 South Eighth street.
Miss Josephine Bowman. of 2221
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Jewish Women Meet

The Council of Jewish Women will
give a luncheon for the Philadelphia
Section next Wednesday at the Belle
vue Stratford. Mrs. Max j. Margolis,
president of the section, will lead "a
round table" discussion.
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LAWN DALE

Miss Myrtle Ashton, Of Oxford ave-
nue., has returned from n three week
trip to Richmond, Va, where she has
been visiting friends.
Mrs. John Reeser, of 1914 Tabor
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street, is entertaining her sister, Mrs.
Ada Siebert, Of Wildwood, Va.
The monthly meeting and smoker of
the Burbolme Improvement Association
will be held tomorrow evening.
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PHILADELPHIA LEADING THEATRES
Direction LEE & J. j SHUBERT
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2 80. AND0
SPEEDY 5T;R GOING SOME"
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BROADWAY Broad and Snyder Ave.
2:l5, G:45 and D
TOO MANY HUSBANDS
Clara Kimball Young EYES xofaTz. OF