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The Lamar register., 1920-06-23
New Deputy District Attorney

Judge CRANKY Hillyer, who has been
for some time acting as deputy dis
trict attorney as an accommodation to
District Attorney Hawley, resigned
two weeks ago. The firm Of Hillyer
& Kinkaid have been doing this work
at considerable sacrifice merely as an
but found the demands
'of their large practice so great that
they were unable to do SO any longer.
District Attorney Hawley sent his
deputy, Attorney Erickson, down from
Trinidad last week to look after the
business then before the court. He
has announced the appointment Of Hon.
Allyn Cole to the position. Mr.. Cole
expects to return to Lamar with his
family just as soon as he can secure
a home. Until his return Attorney
w. E. Fisher will look after the work.
The Lamar register., 1920-06-23
New Cashier

The Valley State Bank made the an
houncement last Thursday that ]. v.
Sayler, who had been cashier Of the
new bank since it opened, had resigned
that position and Robt. L. Christy, one
Of the directors, had been appointed to
the position. Mr.. Christy has long
been favorably known to our citizens
both as a business man and public
spirited citizen, and his selection for
the position will be well received by
all. He was county treasurer for six
years and established a reputation for
efficiency and fair dealing that would
have forced his fourth election had he
not decided to enter the army instead
Of making another campaign. Since
the expiration of his term Of office he
has been manager of The Lamar Motor
Sales Co.
The Lamar register., 1920-06-23
Circus Here

Gentry Bros. show was here yester-
day and of course drew the usual large
crowd to our city and had a packed
tent at both performances. The par
ade was not so large as usual but the
crowd on the streets was large and
The usual number of kids and even
some grown-ups were kept busy trying
to secure parade tickets. The show
was a clean one and all who attended
were well satisfied with it.
The Lamar register., 1920-06-23
PaseO Grows

The real establishing of Paseo Place
as a home addition occurred last Thurs
day when the first child was born. The
proud parents are County Treasurer j.
Russell Mayfield and wife, and just to
show he intends to play no favorites
in his race this fall the new arrivals
are twins, boy and girl. Some young
couples who have been contemplating
building in Paseo now insist it is fifty
per cent too good.
The Lamar register., 1920-06-23
Tractor Shipment

The City Garage has just received a
large shipment of Model IN" Samson
Tractors with farm implements to at
tach. 1t is hard to get these valuable
machines now and they were lucky to
secure a supply. They are unloading
today and are ready for sale and you
had better get your order in early as
they will go fast.
The Lamar register., 1920-06-23

C. E. Mclaughlin of the McLaugh-
lin Oil Co., returned this week from
trip to Oklahoma.
Mrs. Chas. II. Wood came up from
the ranch south of Caddoa yesterday
to spend circus day with her husband
in Lamar.
Henry kolk of Rock Island, Illinois,
who has been here several weeks look
ing after his property interests, left
for Denver on Monday.
Manager +. VI. Wilson Of the d. A.
NJ. & p. Co., attended the Mixed Feed
Association meeting in Chicago last
week, returning on Monday.
f. II. Guy, formerly of Lamar now
in business at Kansas City, returned
to that place on Tuesday after visit
here with relatives and friends.
i. j. Hurley of La Junta, a repre-
sentative of Libby, McNeill & Libby,
the condensery owners at that place,
has been in Lamar several days this
week on business.
Geo. A. Everett left the first of the
week for Buffalo, New York, where
he goes to attend the Northern Baptist
Convention as Colorado delegate. He
was accompanied by his sons, Gordon
and Kenneth.
Mrs. +. +. Bartlett and daughter left
today for Monticello, Iowa, where they
expect to make their home. Mrs. Bar
telt has many warm friends in Lamar
whose best wishes go with her
wherever she may be located.
Curtis Moore, formerly of Lamar
with the ID. A. NJ. & p. Co. office force,
writes from Santa Rita, New Mexico.
where he is in the office Of the Chino
Copper Co., that he is well pleased
with his job but wants to get the news
from Lamar.
II. A. Long, the hustling land at
torney Of Kiowa county, is here today
with large bunch of citizens Of that
county who are Witnesses in a hotly
contested land case before the local
land office. He gays crops are fine
up there and they are having a SPLEEN
did season.
Married-At the home of the
brides parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Chas.
Sterrett, near Wiley on Sunday af-
ternoon, Mr.. Ray L. Burkett and Miss
Cleta Sterrett. both of Wiley. The
young couple have many friends here
whose heartiest congratulations ar,
extended to them.
Hon. ID. c. Ford was down from
Denver the past week visiting will
his daughters, Mrs. Paul Denning and
Mrs. Thos. Hover, and fishing at the
1.-Two Buttes reservoir. Mr.. and Mrs
Ford are well known TO all old timer,
having resided here four years wher
he was register Of the Lamar land of
ffice. They will celebrate their colder
wedding next month at their home il
Denver, and their many friends herr
wish them a continuation of happiness
and prosperity.
The Lamar register., 1920-06-23
Stores Closing

Many of the business houses are an
nouncing that they will be closed all
day on July 5th, the Fourth coming
on Sunday. The announcements Of the
Johnston Mere. Co. and Johnston Bros.
can be seen in this issue.
The Lamar register., 1920-06-23
Methodist Episcopal Church

Sunday school 9:45 a. IN.
Herschel Horn, superintendent.
Morning service 11:0O o'clock.
Epworth League Up. m.
Evening Service s p. m.
Mid-week prayer service. Wednes
day, 7:45 p. m.
All are cordially invited to these
services.
The Lamar register., 1920-06-23
New Pastor

Rev. NJ. Boyle of the Catholic parish
in Lamar has been allowed an extend
ed leave to visit his old home in Ire
land, and during his absence the par
ish here will be in charge of Rev. j.
O'Shea. Services are now held here
every Sunday as a new parish has
geen established Ht Holly.
The Lamar register., 1920-06-23
Tent Show Draws We'll

Brunk's Comedians, who were in
Lamar all last week with a tent show
played all week to packed tent crowds
and decided to remain another week.
The Lamar register., 1920-06-23

Mrs. W. E. Cade is visiting friends
in Dodge City this week.
ID. S. Nevius returned from a trip
To Cedar Rapids on Monday.
b. +. Tucker returned on Monday
from u business trip to Trinidad.
J. l.. link, the Hartman banker, was
county seat visitor on Monday.
Glen Kirkpatrick left the first OF
the week for Denver for 4 short visit.
Mr. and Mrs. IL. B. Hoggatt are
spending short vacation in Estes
Park.
pr. {. S. Wilson returned from i
visit to Colorado Springs on last Sal
urday. .-
V. l.. Chambers, the photographer,
returned on Monday from trip to
Denver.
Manager Trivett of the Baca Coun-
ty Republican was a visitor in Lamar
last Friday.
Vernon Ward Of Pearceville, kansas,
visited over Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs.
NJ. c. Ward.
John |. Minor, one OF the Spring
field real estate men, was here on bust
ness Tuesday.
Supt. and Mrs. h. A. Shanner came
up from Holly last Saturday and spent
the day in Lamar.
Mrs. Jennie Leiper Of Grand Junct'
ion is here visiting her parents, Judge
and Mrs. J. c. Horn.
Frank Thomas il back in the w. A
thinner Drug Store after an absence
Of several months.
Miss Madge Creaghe has had as her
guest the past week her friend. Miss
Stanton, Of Denver.
DIR. S. w. Beggs returned the first
Of the week from business trip to the
west part of the state.
Mrs. Ida Wellman Of Garden City
was here last Friday visiting her Sis
ter, Mrs Roy F. Cooper.
Mrs. Harry Conweil returned this
week after a visit Of a month with
her parents in New York.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. E. Kinnee Of Albu-
querque, are visiting in the home OF
Mr.. and Mrs. d. A. Mclean.
T. F. Snodgrass, general manager
Of the Snodgrass Food Co., was Wis
itor at the local store on Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs NJ. C. Ward, who have
been spending several weeks in Kan
sas, returned home last Saturday.
Miss Helen Mitchell, who has beer
attending the teachers college at Gree
lev. is home for the summer vacation
Chas. Hansen and son returned or
Tuesday from a trip to Denver, bring
ing a Ford sedan for the Sunday Gar
age.
Robert McIlvaine, who has been at
tending Colorado College arrived home
last Thursday for the summer vaca'
tion.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Leigh and
Mr.. and Mrs. Claiming Pyle are spend
ing few weeks vacation in the noun
tains.
Ralph Traxler returned on last
Thursday from Boulder where he re-
Gently graduated from the state uni
versity.
DR.. C. T. Knuckey. who has beer
spending six weeks vacation in the
east, returned home last Saturday al
ternoon-
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-04-17
TlOGA

Miss Ethel Schurch, daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. Charles H. Schurch, of 2120
West Venango street, whose engagement
to Mr.. John Il. Buchanan. Jr., son
of Mr.. and Mrs. John F. Buchanan, of
Chestnut Hill. has been announced, ac-
companied Mr.. and Mrs. Buchanan on n
trip to Elizabethtown, Pa, early in the
week. On Thursday evening Miss
Schurch entertained at cards with the
following guests: Mr.. and Mrs. Will
liam McCutcheon, Mr.. and Mrs. Arden
Coffin. Miss Alma Steinmetz, Mr.. Will
liam Weaver. Mr.. John +. Buchanan,
Miss Helen Pechin and DIR. and Mrs.
Gordon w. Schurch.
Mrs. Charles Fischer. of 1854 North
Mervine street, entertained the Aid So
ciety of the Bethel United Evangelical
Church on Monday evening at their
spring meeting. The guests included
Mrs. John s. Chubb. Mrs. Edwin II
Yeagley, Miss Christine Chubb. Miss
Mary Batchelder. Mrs. Il. NJ. Yeagley
Mrs. William List, Mrs. Harry Gale
Mrs. Harry Haldeman, Miss Bertha
Yeagley. Miss Mabel Yeagley, Mrs
John Haldeman, Mrs. Isaiah Snyder
Miss Evelyn Yeagley, Mrs. Thomas
Wicker, Mrs. w. Bickel, Miss Carri,
Mack, Mrs. Charles Cope, Mrs. Hiram
Longacre, Mrs. Ray W. Musselman
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-04-17
MISS SHERIDAN IS BRIDE
Wedding to w. J. Torpey Is a
Church Of Visitation
Photo by Photo.Crafters

William J. Torpey and Miss Gertrude
NJ. Sheridan, daughter of Thomas w.
Sheridan, were married at o o'clock
this morning in the Church of the Visi-
tation, Il street and Lehigh avenue.
The nuptial mass was celebrated by
the Rev. Father Toohey. assisted by the
Rev. Francis Flood and the Rev. ]. f.
Greene.
Mr.. Torpey is president of the Tri-
angle Woolen Co.
The bride was attired in bridal satin,
trimmed with Irish point lace and wore
wreath of orange blossoms. She was
given away by her father. Mrs. ]. Z.
Mcfarland, of Frankford, was matron
OF honor and the bridesmaids were Miss
Edna Sohlnger and Miss Ida Traut-
vein. Miss Dorothy Sohlinger and Miss
Dorothy Williams were flower girls.
The best man was James G. Torpey
of Albany, y. Y. Ushers were Ray =
mond I. Torpey, William T.. Roberts,
John L. Graham and Eugene p. Hagan.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-04-17
ALONG THE MAIN LINE

A bazaar will be held on April %
and "a in aid of the building fund Of
the Women's Community Club of Mar
berth. The function will take place in
the fire house and many novel features
are planned. There will be a cabaret
show, music and dancing. The gem
eral committee includes: Mrs. o. p.
Fowler, chairman Mrs. II. s. Cock
rell, Mrs. j. G.. Foote. Mrs. j.. W.
Joyce and Mrs. w. ]. Mulholland.
In charge Of the various booths will
be: Corner grocery store-Mrs. Hen
derson and Mrs. Owen; cakes-Mrs.
Mrs. Horton Williamson fancy goods
Mrs. Anderson and Mrs. Robert
Nash /; bags-Mrs. Mulholland and Mrs.
j. G. Holme; aprons and household
goods--Mrs. Robert Dothard and Mrs.
Van Auken; children's dresses. dolls
and toys-Mrs. Horace Moore and Mrs.
Orth; jams, jellies and delicatessen---
Mrs. Muschamp and Mrs. Clark ;
white elephant-Mrs! Jesse Harris and
Mrs. Joseph Nash ice cream and lem
onade--Mrs. r.. 8. Taylor; hospital
ity-Mrs, Jacobs and Mrs. A. Il. Ross |;
dances-Mrs. yerna. The cashiers
will be Miss MoKeag and Mrs. Batch
elor.
Mrs. Earle 8. Haines, of Heath
road, Merton, entertained the follow
ing members at her bridge club at
luncheon on Wednesday Mrs. Harold
Pender, Mrs. Ross p. Cornish, Mrs.
Ernest Soaring, Mrs. Archibald Ehle,
Mrs. Clarence Leigh, Mrs. ]. @. Sell-
ers, Jr.
Mrs. Edmund &. McCawley. of Old
lancaster road, Hayerford, who has
been very seriously Ill, is recovering
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-04-17
SOCIAL ACTIVITIES

n Mr., and Mrs. Franklin Allen, OF
greenfield, Mass, announce the en-
sagement OF their daughter, Miss Mar
faret Allen, to Mr.. William Bradford
rnowe, Jr., son of the late Mr.. Will
nam Francis Howe, and Mrs. Howe,
o. Boston. Miss Allen attended the
hnox School, Tarrytown on the Hud-
sTA, sn Mr.. Howe Is a graduate Of Yale,
aoI5 y, and during the war served as
captain in the 102d Field Artillery,
twenty sixth Division.
=, Mr.. Thomas II. Atherton, of Wilkes
narre, Pa, announces the engagement
OF his daughter, Miss Sarah Henry
Atherton, and Mr.. Donald 3. Bridg.
man son Of Mr.. and Mrs. Walter r.
pptidsman, of Lake Forest, III. Miss
atherton Is a cousin Of Mrs. w. w,
Afnett, Of 2l16 Pine street, this city
Mr. and Mrs. Charles II. Dabney, OF
Media, announce the engagement OF
ptheir daughter, Miss Margaret Cary
Dabney, to Mr., Frederick William Car
''hston, OF Richmond, Va.
:, Mr.. and Mrs. Francis Macculloct
Roberts, Of Wayne, announce the On
gagcment of their daughter, Niisi
katharine Deming Roberts, and Mr.
Mmaurice Cornish Neill Prev, son Of
mrs. Mrs. Edward j, Prev, also of Wayne
Ane wedding win take place In October
Mr., and Mrs. John T. Dorrance will
Uncertain In honor of their daughters
miss Elinor Dorrance and Miss Ethe
torrance, at luncheon today at the Ritz.
Sarlton, followed by a theatre party
among those present will be Miss Jan,
yates. Miss Margaretta McNeai, Mis-
Aasiow Lucas, Miss Henrietta Chap
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-04-17
LANSDoW N e

N,a Gnrretson Cook, Mrs. Edward
u RYAN. Mrs. Andrew S. NJ. Young
and Mrs. Joseph c. Bowers were
hostesses at the Twentieth Century Cluo
on Tuesday, and at the tea table were
Mrs. Frederick ]. .Petry. Miss FIor-
rncc I. Adair, Mrs. Edward f.. hen
Erickson, Mrs. William j. Davis MIS-
J, Il. Lincoln Edwards and Mrs 'inr- lar
cnce Eppelshcmer Hall, Jr. me
newly elected officers of the cup
are Mrs. Samuel l.. Kent, president
Mrs. J. Liddon Pennock., vice presl i,
dent; Mrs. Y. Byrne Dougherty. second
"ccording secretary; Mrs. Frank {.
Nicweg, corresponding secretary; Mrs.
Paul Iachenmeyer. federation secre- =
tary: Mrs. Edward r. Fackler. treas
urer Mrs. T. Edgar Beatty and Mrs,
William Ward. directors; Mrs. Samue
F.. Kent, Mrs. Paul I.achenmeyer
Mrs. ]. Iiddon Pennock. Mrs. Robert
L, Mclean, Mrs. X. Barker, delegates
and Mrs. Henry s. Barker. delegates
with the following alternates: Mrs
Thomas G.. Cooper, Mrs. Francis Max
we'll. Mrs. Henry c. Kent. Mrs. Clar'
cnce Eppelsheimer, Mrs. Charles Mus
ser and Mrs. Arthur Shrigley.
Mr.. Donald Mclean has returned t
Williams College, after spending hi
vacation with his parents, Mr.. ant
Mrs. Robert L. Mclean.
The Fellowship Club met at tn
presidents, Mr.. II. Ross Smiths, hom
on Tuesday evening.
Mr.. Samuel Irwin has returned t
Princeton, after vacation spent at hi
home.
The ri Sigma Fraternity will Civ
| its next dance at the Twentieth Centur,
Club on Saturday evening, May l.
The Blue Bird Club gave a dance a
the Craftmen's Club, of Drexel Hill, Of
Friday evening.
| st. Andrews Church, of Drexel Hill
will give Il dance ut the Craftmen's Gu
this evening.
Miss Marion Keen has returned t
New Brunswick, N. j., after n vacatio
spent at her home.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-04-17
ROxBOROUGH

Miss Marie Moog. of 6062 Ridge ave-
nue., entertained the members of the
recently organized Allons Club of Rox-
borough on Tuesday evening at her
Nomc. Her guests included Mr.. Ernest
Dinkclaker. president Miss Katharine
isritsch, vics president Miss Wanda
Rehder, secretary : Miss Blanche Miller.
treasurer Miss Elva Bornmuller, Mr..
Martin Blci. Mr.. George Blei, Mr..
George Hcrtler, Miss Ruth Cardendine,
Miss Dorothy Cardcndine, Mr.. William
Andrew, Mr.. Harry Blei, Mr.. William
Walton. Mr.. Irwin Eyer, Mr.. Harry
Woolford. Miss Augusta Pollock. Miss
Iva DALEY and Miss Helen Jackson.
The Rev. John W. Hauser, formerly
Of Roxborough. has excepted the call to
the superintendency of the Mount Airy
Lutheran Orphanage.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-04-17
NORTH PHILADELPHIA

Mr.. and Mrs. George Sterr, of 1850
North Sixteenth street, announce the
engagement of their daughter, Miss
Helen Sterr, to Mr.. Alfred +. Henkels,
Jr., OF Germantown.
The spring meeting of the Delta
Chapter Of the ri Sigma sorority was
ner. Miss Wagner's guests included
Miss Margaret McCambridge, Miss
Rosanne O'Hara, Miss Betty Renecke,
Miss Clara Graham. Miss Grace Pres
ton, Miss Betty Blundin, Miss Mar
garet Held and Miss Margaret Rad
cliffe.
The members Of the Galax Club OF
this city will be entertained on Mon
and Mrs. NJ. B. Dcvine at the home
of Mrs. Coulborn, in Overlook.
Their guests will include Mrs. Henry
lands Sheip, Mrs. A. W. Atkinson,
Mrs. Charles Edward Hallowell. Mrs.
Harry Earl Campbell, Mrs. William
Wcbbcr, Mrs. Frederick Garrigues,
Mrs. George NJ. Baer, Mrs. Carl Ber-
ger, Dr. Caroline Comstock, Mrs, AL
bert Baltz, Mrs. ]. g. Applegate,L Mrs.
G. A. Vandervoort. Mrs. r. w. Scott,
Mrs. Joseph II. Stott. Mrs. Samuel
Styer, Mrs. I. NJ. Troth. DIR. Laura
CARMEL, Mrs. G. w. Taylor, Mrs.
Guilliam II. Clamer. Mrs. George II.
Young, Mrs. Harry Siddons. Mrs.
Clarence q. lands, Mrs. II. NJ.
Jones, Mrs. Harry 4. Lacey. Mrs,
Mrs. w. NJ. Stirk, Mrs. z. II. Foley
Mrs. Eugene II. Hutton. Mrs. Wilmer
Kruzen, Mrs. Elizabeth Lesher, Mrs
Edmund Nash Lippincott and Mrs. r.
Y. Patterson.
The members of the combined chapter
of the Theta Alpha Theta Sorority vii
give their spring luncheon at the Rit.
tenhouse on Saturday, April "a.
Mrs. George Gilum entertained til,
following members of her card club a
cards on Tuesday afternoon, Miss Es
thcr Beers, of Lansdownc; Mrs
Matthew S. Massing. Miss Grace Full
mcr. Mrs Gordon Schurch. Miss Hide
Schock, Miss Ethel Schurch, Mis-
Emma Battersby. Miss Gladys Daw
son. Miss Mildred Sinner. Mrs. Ardel
Coffin and Miss Helen pechin.
The Senior Charity Sewing Circl
will meet on Tuesday afternoon at tn
home of Mrs. Henry J. Tichner, 312
Clifford street. The circle, in conjunc
ton with the Junior Circle. has com
pleted 625 garments during the season
and n sum of money has been collcctc
from the members, which will be use
for next seasons work. The member
of this circle include Mrs. B. Marcus
Mrs. Henry ]. Tichner, Mrs. II. Kauf
man, Mrs. Il. Simon, Mrs. II. Cohn
Mrs. Il. Wcisel Mrs. II. Bacharacl
Mrs. d. II. Stern and Mrs. I. Becker
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-04-17
ropAYs MARRIAGE LICENSES

Philip Mos. H';s ss5 TIL Hsssas sS%%sF a~. @ and Helen
FfasE aslsn NStrSfhSd Soady % sos siiS i0is St and
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rIshs }T5sxss 5SsS sss 3;$s: T.; and
SfTsr Menrle,ta "a NJ WiesisS' sSai % Ioas.here @ 1 st
Robert Z; Jones' Rishmsssnad ssa Va and Lola
R!sSfts ? Ssss Ss!shsS$
william j. CONWAY. 20 seth st.. and
Jess EsisH L. Il S!srss &C., sS.A aad
Kane. 100 Arch q.
Hfn5S s.s ws si%non. assG lsSS Ss%sTSsi es%sss and
~l Xsnss \. Hsrdis: 90! AftSSr = w. 49, 'n' IN
aeSTsS1 Rseh5sssa Ssst '1 $sis Tulip ST.. and Julia
M1G Man i. pSSsTsy: Ssts hTssa st: " anu
MfHsss sssor Al .cS cSS. ..n s hsas sss Island Il. and
oss shs Hsrias sSnaiis0 re sas io's ana
FrsdssieR VI, Yoos. saa4 ". Reese st.. and
Dorothy Wilson, 1899 W. Indiana ave.
Ben RaisbeIy 22oI &. sth st.. and Frances
Patrick Sweeney. a2i0 sharswood st.. and
Charles deivin. 1903 N. Hutchinson st.,
and Anna Fegan, 1850 N, 2stn ST.
Charles J; Malllner. Jersey Shore. Pa. and
Aiss sGs; Essss NSr.s ssss.%a and Eliza.
beth poYshsrty ~ Hnsywood q,
Edith Bssssi. 1le gyttolwood ss.
Alice NJ Dufry. 800 ~ Bailey st. '
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-04-17
SOUTH PHILADELPHIA

A reception to celebrate the betrothal
of Miss IIilda Lichtenstein, of Camden.
and Mr.. Alexander Weisbcrg, this city
will be held tomorrow afternoon Mt the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. Benjamin Wcis-
berg, 515 Spruce street. Miss Lichten.
stein is the daughter Of Mrs. Morris
Lichtenstien, 1894 Princess avenue,
Camden. Those who will assist in re :
ceiving will be Mrs. Lichtcnstein, Mrs.
Hyman Lichtenstein, Mrs. Harry Yer
bit. Mrs. Harry Cohen, Mrs. Max Cdcll.
Mrs. Joseph Wurzell, Miss Matilda
Tcrr, Miss Ruth Novack, Miss Alice
Lichtenstein, Mrs. Anna Rubossky and
Miss Helen Lichtenstein.