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Omaha daily bee., 1920-03-14

class of the foot ball player who
has no fight"
How to Prepare.
"Get Ready"-Before this COM
mand has been given, the runner
should have his starting holes dug.
his spikes cleaned. and. his shoes
snugly laced and double knotted.
(The first starting hole should be
about three-fourths hip-to-shoulder
length from the starting line, and
the second, shin-bone-length back
Of and two to three inches outside
Of the first hole. These distances
are a matter of individual adjust
ment. The holes. themselves must
always be dug with firm and per-
pendicular rear wall, and with the
front wall cut to long incline.
At the command "get ready" stand
between the holes.
{ '"On your marks"
II. Kneel on your back leg.
2. Set your front foot perpen.
dicular against the wall of the mark.
Of necessary to avoid breaking
down the hole, use your hands to
place your foot in position.)
s3. Place your back foot perpen-
dicularly against the wall OF the
rear hole, SO that when you get set
the planes of your legs will be
parallel. ~
4. Put your hands shoulder
width apart, with the, first finger.
and thumb of each hand flush with
the starting line. y
5. Swing your weight well for.
ward upon your hands, until the
thigh of your right leg is almost
perpendicular; but keep your rear
foot set solidly against the wall Of
the rear hole. tSy
g.. Raise your head,..se your eyes
are5down the lane.
: Note:~ Take plenty Of time for
the l to, 5. No. 6 Is, your signal
to the. starter that you are ready
to get set. g3ft
(Coach Schultz will continue dis.
cussinE sthe a00-yard dash in tomor-
rows Bee.l
Omaha daily bee., 1920-03-14
Beatrice to Have Team

Beatrice, Neb., March 13.-{Spe-
cial. DO. A. Life of this city will
put a semi-pfe baseball team in the
field the coming year and is plan
ming on opening ithe season here
about April Is with the State Uni
,vs~sitv hall ciuh
Omaha daily bee., 1920-03-14

Omaha University basket ball
team won the championship of the
Nebraska state conference.
Since their admission into the
state conference late in the season.
the locals. have played five confer
ence games and won them all.
Doane, Cotner, Midland and Wesley
an, top-notchers in the state associa
ton, haye all refused to meet the
University lads.
Omaha daily bee., 1920-03-14

Oscar Dugey, who used to pastime
with the Braves and later with the
Phillies, has returned to the big
show as coach for the Braves.
Boxing as college sport, is fast
securing recognition. Holy Gross
and Boston colleges are among the
latest to fall in line.
Ten recruits, five of them pitchers,
are showing their wares to Manager
Jennings in the hopes of landing
berths with the Detroit Tigers. /.
In jiu jitsu wrestling no decision
is given by the referee. The bout
ends when one OF the contestants
signifies he has had enough.
Kid Herman, the bantam cham
pion, offers to meet Jimmy Wilde
at ll8 pounds ringside, or Johnny
Kilbane at ia pounds ringside.; 4
When the item of broken Cubs
and lost balls is considered, golf is
a pretty expensive pastime for
Babe" Ruth, the Yankees mighty
h:tsmith.
Dartmouth's great track team, the
best among the big eastern col
leges, looks to have better than an
even chance to win the intercol-
1egiate championships.
Canadian boxing fans believe that
Gene Brosseau, the Canadian mid
dleweight champion, will give Mike
O'Dowd real fight for the worlds
title at Montreal May "a.
Il The 1920 gridiron battle between
Pennsylvania and Cornell is pretty
cure to attract wide attention, since
both institutions have acquired foot
ball coaches of national fame.
Looks as if the base ball rifle
makers had caught up with the
pitchers, for the time being at least.
But the pitcher is IN inventive cuss
ind will probably find some way to
cross the batsman as of DID,
It now appears doubtful whether
'he United States will be represented
ia the tennis events at the Antwerp
Olympic games. Uncle Sans best
,acquet wielders will be busy with
he tournaments at lone.
Omaha daily bee., 1920-03-14
No Changes in Rules.

+..New York, March sl3.-The foot
ball rules committee after two
lengthy sessions finished its meet
ing here Saturday. without adopting
any radical changes in. the rules gov
erning the gridiron games. Some
minor changes to clarity doubtful
phraseolopy were made.
Omaha daily bee., 1920-03-14
Breaks Worlds, Record.

Loren Mufchison. formerly Of St.
Louis, running for, the New York
athletic club in the rational A; A
U. track inject last night in New
York, established worlds record
when he ran the final heat of the Co.
ward dash id E 2-5 SECONDS.
Omaha daily bee., 1920-03-14
Rosenblum in Omaha.

Horace Rosenblum, manager of
the McCaffrey Motors in the City
league last year, is in Omaha on a
two-day visit. Rosenblum, who is
we'll known in local amateur circles,
now is beating the bush of South
Dakota as a full-hedged drummer.
Omaha daily bee., 1920-03-14
Bowlers in Match Game.

The Omaha Towel Supply COM
pany bowling team of Omaha will
play match game with the Schoen-
ing Hardware company team OF
Council Bluffs on the Farnam alleys
at 2:30 this afternoon.
Omaha daily bee., 1920-03-14
Penn Beats Tigers.

Philadelphia, March 13.-The Uni-
versity of Pennsylvania closed the
intercollegiate basket ball season
here Saturday night by defeating
Princeton, 26 to q. Pennsylvania
went through the season without a
defeat
Omaha daily bee., 1920-03-14
Gotham Cagers Win.

Atlanta, Ga, March 13.-New
York University Saturday night won
the national basket ball champion
ship of-the Amateur Athletic union
by defeating Rutgers College 49 to
Omaha daily bee., 1920-03-14
Big Jeff Head Bears"

New York, March 6.-Jeffs@ Tes-
reau, former Giant pitcher and
coach of, the Dartmouth university
base ball squad. will lead a semi-pro
team here next summer to be
known as "Tesrear's Bears" Tes-
rcau's team will play at Dyckman
oval, where new stands are TO be
quilt l -. :.
Omaha daily bee., 1920-03-14
Oganala Wins.

Ogallala, Neb., March l3,-(Spe-
ciaf Telegram. )-Ogallala defeated
Julesburg, "a to II, at basket ball
here Friday night Ogafala girls
defeated Julesburg girls,s 9 to 2.
Omaha daily bee., 1920-03-14
$4,000 in Kentucky Derby.

I Louisville, KY, March 13.-One
hundred and seventeen nominations,
50 more than last year and the
largest number in its history, have
been made for the Kentucky derby
to be run. at !. Churchill Downs on
May 49,. Likewise, the stake is the
largest since ii was instituted in
iylS75. 1t will carry $4,000 in added
money, With value to the winner OF
$50, ,OO0. Harry Payne Whitney, OF
ANew York, with nine, leads in num-
lfher of nominations. VI
Omaha daily bee., 1920-03-14
: Grand Island Wins.

Grand Island, Neb., March 49,
Especial Telegram. )-Grand Island
Business College basket ball team
defeated the fast St. Paul Athletic
club five here Friday night, 50 to IL.
Omaha daily bee., 1920-03-14
SINGLES. \

n Atkins, 5s4; Younger. $50; wills, $50;
sCcupal, 574. Bissett, 4s2; schihdler sos !:
ashead. 617; Kent, $50; Konka, 490: Dukes.
l457; Ashton. 469: Cruickshank, S44; Lon.
adon. sos; Milson, $40; Long, yd7Q; Keck.
i $50: Skunk, 461; Armstrong. 46O; Moore.
s5ot: Roemich. 3s9: Gumbel, 5s7:. Wallace.
1,a0S: Brown, 466; Kekenburg, sol; Wiley,
f5o5: Ramshaker, 476; Evans, 456 Cowan.
r45S: Hayes, 42c; Robertson. 509:. Mayer.
537: Hancock. 4s3; Hoffman. 4eS; An
glesburg, GIG.
Omaha daily bee., 1920-03-14
Peru Beats Midland.

Peru, Neb., March 13-(Special.)
Peru State Normal defeated Mid
land College of Fremont here Fri
Gay night, rs to 15%
Omaha daily bee., 1920-03-14
Training Camp Yarns
By Crusiinberry Will
/. Begin in Bee Monday

A series of reviews of major league
training camps by James Crusin-
berry, one of the worlds greatest
sport writers, will open in Mondays
sBee. " *
\ Crusinberry will visit each big
league camp, size up the teams and
put his observations before you in
the columns of the Bees sport page.
Watch for his articles.
Omaha daily bee., 1920-03-14
Omaha Whist Club
Notice.

Following As the result Of one Of the
most interesting games Of the Omaha
Whist club this season:
Omaha daily bee., 1920-03-14

Following is the team standings
in the state conference;
Omaha daily bee., 1920-03-14
oMAHANS WIN
ANNUAL STATE
P TOURNEY
sogers Cafe Team Captures
Five-Men Event - FIRE.
monters WIN Singles
And Doubles. !. 4.
: State Champions

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l1uousID svIsnou pus 9q3uMs 'ssIqno0
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Omaha daily bee., 1920-03-14

Coach Schultz will continue dis
cussinE ne S00-yard dash in tomor-
rows Bee.l iss
Omaha daily bee., 1920-03-14
Sport Shorts

Oscar Dugey, who used to pastime
with the Braves and later with the
Phillies, has returned to the big
show as coach for the Braves.
Omaha daily bee., 1920-03-14

Ten recruits, five of them pitchers,
are showing their wares to Manager
Jennings in the hopes Of landing
berths with the iDetr oit Tigers /.
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1914-1938, 1920-08-26
$4,000 mile in the cost of concrete

SIS, 900 mile in the cost of concrete
roads.
If you wish to be fair and give the
people the facts, go to your expert
engineer of Spokane county, Harold
Doolittle, and have him prepare from
the county records certified state
ment of the cost of different. mater
ials and labor used in the construction
of concrete roads in Spokane county
in 1915 and 1919 and 1920.
/ In justice to the people of this state
who have read your continued mis-
statements and in justice to the bust
ness men who have given interviews
to your register, based on your mis-
statements and not on the law, these
figures should be- published by you,
and you can easily obtain them.
There are approximately 3700 bar
rels of cement in mile of 20 foot
concrete road, and the difference in
price between 1915 and 1920 is 64c
per barrel making an increase of
about S2,400 per mile for cement at
the factory.
The Carlyon bill only requires an
IL foot road.
OLIVER HALL.
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1914-1938, 1920-08-26

C. H. Potter's Signs-Three ,oors
east of Beach block. 1922.
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1914-1938, 1920-08-26
Colfax, Wash.

SEE WILSON & BUCK as to putting
that roof in good repair. Don't wait
till it starts to leak and the plaster
begins to fall; fix it now. 3 Ru-
bercid roof should De coated with
no, asphalt and nothing else rs it
10 composed of wool felt and ssi-
urated with asphalt. Wilson sld
Buck, Pasco, Wash, phone 203.
owls
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-01-22
NORTH PHILADELPHIA

The wedding Of Miss Margaret r.
Duffy, of 2622 East Lehigh avenue.
and Mr.. James J. Campbell, of 1882
jackson street, took place Tuesday.
After an extended trip South they will
live at Fifteenth and Wolf streets.
Mrs. NJ. Reinhard, of Richmond,
Va. who has been visiting her par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. A. Herstcin, of the
Hotel Majestic, has returned home.
Mrs. S. Carson, of North Broad
street, is visiting in Pittsburgh for a
fortnight.
Miss Felicc jackson. of Sixteenth
and Jefferson streets, will entertain at
n luncheon of twelve covers on Friday
afternoon in honor of Miss Alice Tenn
brook. of New Rochelle, who is visiting
Miss Jackson for several weeks.
DR.. and Mrs. james J. Simkins. of
POOP North Twenty first street. are
being congratulated upon the birth Of a
daughter, Shirley Edith Simpkins.
Mr.. and Mrs Albert Thalhcimer, of
North Thirteenth street. announce the
engagement of their daughter, Miss
Beatrice Stern, to Mr.. Louis Polls.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Vincent
Stroup, Jr., have returned from their
wedding trip and are at home at 1895
North Park avenue. Mrs. Stroup, Jr.,
before her marriage was Miss Helen Ii.
Nusbaum.
Mrs. Joseph b. Fcigel, of 24O3 North
Broad street. and her sister in law
Mrs. Emil Schwartz, of New York,
will leave on Saturday for Battle Creek
Mich. to visit Mrs. Schwartz's mother,
Mrs. j. B. Vessel.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-01-22
TIOGA

Miss Gladys Murphy. of North Broad
street, entertained informally at her
home on Sunday evening the following
guests: Miss Anna Larkin. Miss Mar
garet Spath. Miss Mary Sheridan, Mr..
John Finnigan, Mr.. Andrew Mckee,
Mr.. Thomas Kennedy. Mr.. Michael Ma
guirc. Mr.. Elmer Ritter, Mr.. Ray MI
gent and Mr.. Harry Meyer.
Mr.. and Mrs. Z. Fordycc Thorne
have returned from their wedding trip
and are at home at 7214 Chestnut ave
nue.. Oak Lane. Mrs. Thorne was Miss
Marjorie C. French.
The following from Tioga. Mrs. John
G. Allen. Jr.. Mrs. Clement a. AL
derfer. Mrs. Frank Barras, Mrs. Oscar
Voelker, Mrs. Benjamin Foster, Mrs.
Louis Guckes, Mrs. George Lord. Mrs.
Walter Doscher, Mrs. Rowland Pegley,
Mrs. Gerhart and Mrs. Arthur u
Becker. were entertained at cards or
Tuesday afternoon by Mrs. Harry L.
Painter at her home, 7136 Creshein
road, Chestnut Hill.
The midwinter party of the Chris
! tan Endeavor Society of the Temple
Baptist Church. Tioga and Twenty
second streets, will be held this evening
in the social hall of the church. The
affair is in charge of Miss Eva Tindall
Miss Myrtle Tindall, Miss Thelma
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-01-22

Miss Mildred Hitchcock, Miss Eliza :
beth Bean, Miss Margaret Bean, Miss
Alice Collius Miss Helen Collins, Miss
Helen Handle, Miss Evelyn Anderson,
Miss Helen Hunsicker, Miss Olivia
Graver, Miss Marie Powell, Miss
Naomi Phillips, Miss Hazel Weber,
Miss Carrie Wolf, Mr. Frank Fenni-
more, Mr.. Gordon Brown, Mr., James
Hunsicker, Mr.. George and Mr.. Well
don Hitchcock, Mr.. Robert Simpson,
Mr.. Leroy Cassell, Mr.. Marshall Acuff,
Mr.. Frank Cassell, Mr.. Linwood Jor-
don, Mr.. Harry Price and Mr.. John
Norman.
Among the guests at a musical and
informal dance given by Miss Dorothy
Doveburd at her home on Main street
were Miss Frieda Fox, Miss Mary
Wolfson, Miss Lillian f. Hoscnman,
Miss Minnie Sacks, Miss Mary Braudy,
Miss Anna Braudy, Miss Ethel Rosen-
man, Miss Anna Mann, Miss Rose
Stemple, Miss Rose Hurwitz, Mr.. II.
Gordon. Mr.. II. NJ. Roenman, Mr. NJ.
Polin. Mr.. +. Krouse, Mr.. A. Slutzky,
DR.. s. Gross, Mr.. A. T.. Ekstein, Mr..
Philip Molitz and Mr.. Il. A. Shaw.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-01-22
ROXBOROUGH

Mrs. Louis +. Knppes, of J523
Ridge avenue. will give coffee party
with music, this afternoon at her home
for the benefit Of the work of the Aid
Society of the Grace Lutheran Church.
Assisting the hostess will be. Mrs. Rob
ert LeFort, Miss Amelia Wunch. Mrs.
Henry Forgy. Mrs. Christian Ritter,
Mrs Paul u. Strodach, Mrs. o. Raucn =
zahn, Mrs. Robert Crawford Mrs.
Aaron Wagner. Mrs. Ottilic McNally.
Mrs. David Render, Mrs. Charles
Britch, Mrs. Caroline Kemper, Mrs.
Matilda Wunch. Mrs. Barbara Uanf,
Mrs. a. Topcrzer. Mrs. Jennie Ell
sasser, Mrs. Ida Walmsley, Mrs. Emma
Michael, Mrs. Hannah Stewart. Mrs.
Louisa Adams, Miss Rentz, Mrs. w.
Walton, Mrs. Catharinc Mcdonald
Mrs. Amelia Denglcr, Mrs. Minnie
Myers. Mrs Elizabeth Raucnzahn and
Mrs. Hugo Blei.
Mrs. Harold Chappell will entertain
at cards this evening when her guests
will include Mrs. William Dixon. Mrs
Lawrence Sanford. Mrs. William +
Hacberlein, Mrs. Carroll r. Thompson
Mrs. Richard Farrand. Mrs. Merritt
Moifett, Miss Elsie Leonard. Mis-
Sophia Lackcy, Miss Jessie Wester
man. Miss Marian Westerman and Mis-
Charlotte Marplc.
The young people of the Meyer Me
mortal Baptist Church will hold thei
midwinter entertainment followed by
social hour tomorrow evening in tn
lecture room.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-01-22
SOUTH PHILADELPHIA

The Collins Athletic Club will give
a small dinner party on Sunday at the
home of Mr.. Lane V. Collins. president
of the club. The purpose of the meet
ing is to elect officers of the club
Among those present will be Mr.. James
j. Graham, Mr.. Joseph Guida. Mr.
Louis Bentzely. Mr.. Clarence Wood
cock, Mr.. Harold Augustine. Mr.. An
thony Oliveri. Mr.. Connie Blumenstcin.
Mr.. Charles Fiola. Mr.. Leon Oliveri,
Mr.. Ben Dragonetti. Mr.. Vincent Glen
cnts, Mr.: Leon Cake. Mr.. Thomas
Fiola. Mr.. Joseph Dragonetti. Mr..
Emil Sabatini. Mr.. John Callahan. Mr..
William NorthnugaI and Mr.. Alfonso
Peters.
Miss Kathryn NJ. Murtha. of 01S
South Twenty fifth street. was given
a miscellaneous shower at her home on
Monday evening. Among those present
were Miss Alice Carr, Miss kathryn
Carr, Miss Marie Carr, Miss Heller
Houston, Miss Helen Nolan. Miss Heller
Barrett, Miss Kathryn Gallagher. Miss
Kathryn Jacobs, Miss Margaret Mullen
Miss Josephine Phelan, Miss Grace
Boyce. Miss Anna Murtha. Miss Irma
Neal, Miss Mary Doocy. Miss Ethe
Neal. Miss Peggy Cronin. Miss Mari,
Cronin and Miss Agnes Kilgore. Th
wedding of Miss Murtha and Mr.. .Johl
j. Sheehan will take place January 2S
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-01-22

Haverford, is spending few days in
New York
Among the guests who will attend
geant. 2O3O Spruce street. will give
ON Saturday evening. ut the Supper
Club, in honor of Miss Margaret A.
Dallett. daughter of Mrs. Morris Dal-
lett. will he Miss Betsy Davis. Miss
Anita NJ. Evans. Miss Alva Sergeant.
Miss u. Nntoinctte Geyelin, Mr.. II. II.
Bayard Bowie. Jr.. Mr.. Saunders
Meade, Mr.. Edward Cassard, Mr..
'ken Rri"lner Mr.. Edgar 4. Scott.
Mr.. Alfred Sergeant, Mr.. Dudley Par
krr, Mr.. Samuel Bispham. Jr., and Mr..
Norman Ellison.
Among the guests who will attend the
dinner which Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph NJ.
Huston, of Lehman lane and Wissa-
hickon avenue, Germantown, will give
on January "a. in honor of their
ton, before the Saturday evening
dancing class. will be Miss Virginia
Earl. Miss Margaret Hamilton. Miss
Bessie Pearson, Miss Annabel Wood.
Miss Martin George. Miss Helen
Michel. Miss Louise Butterworth. Miss
Helen Henderson. Miss Janet Straw
bridge. Miss Louise Dixon. Miss Mar
garet Jennings, Miss Helen Lucas. Miss
Elise du Pont, Miss Christine Baker
Mr.. Sydney Mackenzie. Mr.. Jack
Reeves. Mr.. David Beard. Mr. Newlin
Bailey, Mr.. Jack Simons, Mr.. David
Arndt, Mr.. Richard Riegel, Mr.. Otis
Baylis, Mr.. Louis Landenberger. Mr..
Sparta Fritz, Mr.. Walter Howard
Dilks, Jr.. Mr.. f.. Paul Patton. Mr.. ].
Lee Patton. Jr., Mr. William Mccall
llm. Mr.. Harry Smythe. Mr.. Francis
Smythe and Mr.. Hugh Hodge.
Mrs. James l.. Heger and her son.
Mr.. James l.. Heger, Jr.. who have
been visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Eugene Il.
Carlin, of Mather road, Jenkintown,
have left for their home in East Lib :
erty, Pittsburgh
Mr.. and Mrs. Wilson Prichett have
taken house at Moreland avenue and
st: Martins lane, Chestnut Hill. They
will leave on February / for Palm
Beach for short stay.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. Corlcis Morgan.
of Montgomery avenue. Chestnut Hill.
are at the Bellevue -Stratford. where
they expect to remain for several
months.
Miss Helen Bodine, of Bois Renard.
Chestnut Hill, returned this week from
Washington, where she has been Wis
iting Miss Lucille Wilkinson.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-01-22
STRAWBERRY MANSION

Mrs. e. Rossman. of 2452 Douglas
street, entertained at her home last
Sunday evening. Among those present
were Miss Eva Miller, Miss Dorothy
A. Myers. Miss Reba Rosenfeld, Miss
Ada Goldman, Miss Jean Russ
man, Miss Rose Rossman. Mrs. E.
Rossman and Mrs. Lataoff, of Buffalo,
y. Y; Mr.. Harry Kelvin, Mr.. David
Satin, Mr.. Ben Rossman. Mr.. Harry
Grcenbcrg, Mr.. Maxwell Russman, Mr..
]. Rossman, Mr.. Latsoff, Buffalo, N.
Y; DR.. II. Mann, New. York, and
Lieutenant NJ. Richman, Boston.
Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Ettleson, of
1896 North Thirty second street, an
nouncc the engagement of their daugh-
ter, Miss Jeanne r. Ettleson, to Mr..
Abraham l.. Shapiro, of this city.
Mrs. Oscar Grecnbaum and Mrs.
Leopold j. Haas, of New York, are
visiting their mother, Mrs. NJ. Stern, of
322S Clifford street.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jeffrey Stone, of New
York. We're the guests of their parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Il. Sickles, of 3206 Dia-
mond street, last week.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-01-22
WEST PHILADELPHIA

Mrs. Margaret McGinnis, of 5000
Chestnut street. announces the mar
riage of her daughter, Miss Marguerite
Theresa McGinnis. to Mr.. Joseph Il.
Wuksinich, of Chicago, on Wednes
day at st. Jamess Churct, Thirty
eighth and Chestnut streets.
Mr.. and Mrs. Evan II. Lewis an
nounccd the engagement of their daugh
ter. Miss Helen +. Lewis. to Mr..
Arthur Cleveland Cummins at recep-
tion on Saturday at their home,
1924 North Fifty ninth street. Among
those present were Mrs. Katherine
Haines. Mrs. L. NJ. Schmalz, Mrs. NJ.
Windell, of Scranton Mrs. Josie Y.
Walter. Mrs. II. Andrews, Mr.. and
Mrs. j. r. Brown. Mr.. S. Wilde, Mrs.
Hanline, Mrs. Osborne, Mr.. and Mrs.
r. l.. Cummins, Mr.. g. X. Zerr, Mr..
Miss NJ. Hess, Mr. and Mrs. ]. w.
Hughes, Master Earl Rider, Mr.. j.
App and son, Mr., Horace Scworth
Lewis. Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Fritzec,
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Toppn, Miss
Stella Jennings, Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas
Griffin, Master Walter Hughes. Mrs.
William Zell Miss katherine Hughes
Miss Dorothy Hughes. Miss Minnie
Toppin. Miss Virginia Goetz, Mr.. Evan
II. Lewis, Jr.. Mr.. Brooks MacViegh
Mrs. Ella Rider, Mr.. Ray Bendel and
Miss Ruth Hess.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Barton. of 5S4C
Arch street, were guests of honor at 0
dinner given by Mr.. and Mrs. George
Jaichner and Mrs. James Lindsey, also
of $40 Arch street. The guests in
cluded Mrs. George Binder. Mr.. Harry
Jaichner. of Florence, n. j.. Ms. Ed
win Bender, Miss Marie Barton, Miss
Jean Barton, of Bryn Mawr; Mrs,
Nellie Porter and Miss Florence Crud-
den.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-01-22
GERMANTOWN

Mr.. James Reid, of 4547 Greene
street will entertain the members of
the Theta Sigma Upsilon Fraternity,
of Germantown, at his home tomorrow
evening. His guests will be: Mr.. Mar
shall McCool, Mr.. Kenneth Meehan.
Mr.. George Stephenson, A-r. Robert
Hagy. Mr.. John Hagy, Mr.. John Sto-
ker, Mr.. Harry Kenning, Mr.. William
Scissor, Mr.. Coulter Gallagher, Mr..
William Baily, Mr.. Oswald Boyer, Mr..
John Dieterle and Mr.. Jcfford
Miss Catharine Kerper, of Smedley