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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1920-07-03
Indictments Accuse Two
OF Illegal Sugar Deals

Two indictments, charging violation
of the Lever act in sugar transactions,
were returned yesterday by the Fed
eral grand jury to Judge William l..
Grubb
Roulston, Beckert & Co. Inc, of 81
East 135th Street, is charged with hav-
ing purchased 52,765 pounds of sugar
at 1925 cents a pound and selling it at
22h cents pound, when 3 cents n
pound would have been fair margin
of profit.
Solomon Axelrod. a Brooklyn sugar
dealer, is charged with having sold
$4,000 pounds OF sugar without q
license
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1920-07-03
Coffin Mystery
Puzzles Delegates
Whose and Why Is Casket
IL, auditorium? Tam.
many Men Shake Heuds
From Stdf Correspondent

SAN FRANCISCO, July 2.-The ma
tional convention managers are mysti-
fed to-day at the presence in an ante
room of the Democratic National Com
mittee on the third floor of the Audi
forum of a first-class casket. large
enough to hold any deserving Demo
crat. Just how it came there, or for
what reason it was delivered to the
convention. has not been made clear.
But there it was in plain sight as
Secretary of State cambridge Colby.
Secretary Glass and other well-known
Wilson Supporters filed past the room.
The Tammany men, when they heard
Of it to-day, shook their heads and
said:
Told you So" meaning that the
coffin alongside the platform commit
tees room means that the whole ma
tional campaign is going to be hoo
dooed this fall.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1920-07-03
4 Safe and Sane
AFourth Jolly
picnic for you and
the Young Americas

Make plenty of sandwiches. tie
with red. white and blue ribbon.
Now for Knickerbocker Lemon
ade. Over pound of sugar, rasp
the rind Of several whole lemons
to extract the aromatic oil that
gives zest. Squeeze the juice of
IL lemonss add the sugar. When
ready to serve, add 2 quarts of
water. In addition to the ice in
the pitcher put tablespoonful
of crushed Knickerbocker Ice
into each glass.
Kniekerboeker Ice is made from four
times filtered ecater, so is safe and sane
for every day in the year.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1920-07-03
Death of Gen. Corgas
Expected Momentarily
Wife at Bedside of Former
Surgeon General of Army
Who Is iii in Landau

LONDON, July 3.-The death Of
Major General William C. Gorgas.
former surgeon general of the United
states Army, was expected momentarily
at Gas o'clock this morning.
At that hour Mrs Gorgas and
brlgadier General Robert E. Noble
VINO for some time has been associated
with General Gorgas in his work as a
sanitary expert, were at the bedside.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1920-07-03
Yale Club Scene
OfFdtal Plunqe
Mans Body Barely Misses
Auto When He Leaps
Or Falls to Street

An unidentified man leaned or fol,
from q window on one of the unner
floors of the Yale Club at 8 o'clock this
morning and landed in the street on
Vanderbilt Avenue near Forty-fourth
Street, just missing an AUTOMOBILES
ne was killed instantly. No effort
will be made to identify him until
morning. The man wore a light gray
suit and tan shoes. He was five feet.
SIX inches tall with blond hair and mus,
tache and weighed about 1875 pounds.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1920-07-03
TIFFANY &C.,
FIFTH AVENUE & 371nSTRrrr
PARIS, rs RUE DE lARMX LoNDoM22l REGENT STREET
PEARLS DIAMONDS JEWELRY
SILVERWARE STATIONERY
Democratic Stand
Displeases Labor
Platform As U,nucceDt-
able As That OF Repub-
Hcans, Says C0nnpers

SAN FRANCISCO, July 2.-The
temperate platform is no more ac-
ceptable to labor than the Republican
platform, Samuel Gompers, president
OF the American Federation of Labor.
declared in an address at the Labor
Temple here tonight.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1920-07-03
Rajah Owns Finest Emeralds

ne finest emeralds known are owned
~ The Raiah of Patiala. He has q
saIoan ornament ten inches long and
s ss' with diamonds. The lower edge is
81 Hinged with large pearshaped emer-
-ns which are almost priceless.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1920-07-03
Ukrainian Government Flees

WARSAW, July 2.-The Ukrainian
government, headed by General Simon
Petlura, has moved from Kamenetz
Podolsk to Lublin. southeast of War
saw, owing to the Bolshevik menace.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1920-07-03

Furnished Rooms to Let and ROartiers
Wanted problems solved through Tho
Tribune's Want sd. columns. Phone Beck
man 3000.-Advt.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-10-11
DECEMBER WHEAT JUMPS
lcontinued from page b

The premium for cash grain has been
gradually reduced until old corn Is
now bringing only a few cents better
than the December delivery which to
all intents and purposes represents the
new crop. II is but natural that the
country should tighten up somewhat
on offerings when new corn can be
sold in the pit at such small dis
count.
Oats-Higher prices were made at
the start and well maintained with the
market. featured more by absence OF
selling pressure than any conspicuous
buying. Receipts were estimated at
ZOE cars and country offerings to ar
rive reported as moderate.
Cash oats were firm with the fu-
lures and No. white sold on slight
ly higher basis.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-10-11

par \. stevens.
ANNIVERSARY HONoRED
Mr.. and Mrs. c. thorman were de-
liehtfuny surprised last evening by
half a hundred friends who called 70
congratulate them upon their silver
wedding anniversary. Games ana
music filled the merry evening until
late hoir and handsome gifts of silver
were presented to the honor guests.
Mrs. +. Koeppen, Mrs. j. Mumm.
Mrs. c. w Howell and Mrs. ii. Pahi
assisted by Miss Marie Pahl Miss
Frieda Pahl, Miss Elsa Ringel, ana
Mrs. Alma Rhorman served dehght-
ful supper before the guests departed
and many were the good wishes lctt
for the couples future.
COUPLE WILL. LOCATE HERE
CAMBRIDGE, MINI, Oct. il
Mr.. Charles Dee Moline and MISS
Irene Ruther were married saturday.
September 20. at the Baptist par
sonage, the ceremony being perform
cd by Rev. A. Lindgren at $3.50. Inc
witnesses We're Mr.. and Mrs. f. A.
Hovinen of Grandy. The latter IS
sister OF the groom. Mr.. and Mrs.
Moline have been guests at the Tynel-
aus home in Grandy where they VIII
remain for few weeks before depart
ing for Pendleton. Umatiila county
Oregon, where they will make their
home Best wishes are extended 10
them for bright and happy future.
-
GOLDEN ANNIVERSARY ENJOYED
Complete. indeed, was the surprise
= Il
saturday evening when they were es-
corted. amid an assembly of 127
friends and a profusion of foliage and
golden blossoms and which filled the
Presbyterian church. to repeat the
marriage vows which they had taken
| Just half century before.
Mrs. w. p. Allison of Seattle their
daughter, and Col H. A. Hegeman OF
| Portland. their son, and Mrs. Hege-
man had arrived in Pendleton to be
guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. Hegeman foi
the anniversary, but the event at the
church was most unexpected. Dr. n
liz Royden. son-in-law of the couple
escorted the bride down the aisle
and the groom of so years ago entered
with Rev. g. L. Clark, pastor OF the
church, who repeated the words OF the
old time marriage service. Wedding
music -wass played by Mrs. II. e. Nc
Lean. The chancel was abloom WITT
lmarigolds and delicate asters and foui
adorable little maids scattered flowers
over the path They were Barbara
Benson, Margaret Snyder Majorie
Burnham and Dorothy Hampton
Handsome gifts, umbrellas witt
handles of gold, were presented to the
couple by the pastor on behalf of the
congregation and both Mr. and Mrs.
Hegeman responded with beautiful
expression of gratitude.
A musical program followed the SER
vice, the numbers including:
Silver Threads Among the Gold d....
..........M Mrs. S. II. Forshaw
Loves Old Sweet Song -.-..-..--.-
......... Mrs. Raymond Hatch
Scotch Duet .....-.-...a..-..
Mrs. Tom Robertson. Mrs. Emil
Dohnert.
Loeb Lomand. ...... Mrs. Robertson
Adjourning to the drawing room or
the church the honor guests were
greeted by the assembly of friends
In line were Mr.. and Mrs. Hegeman.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-10-11

MISS PHEt.Ps RETURNS.

Miss Margaret Phelps returned yes
terday to Eugene whore she viii re-
sumo her studies at University of Ore
pon. Miss Phelps has been in Pen-
dlctcn since last "Wednesday when she
acted as bridesmaid at the wedding OF
MlAs Jane Murphy and Roy Temple.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-10-11
HE MANICURES STREETS
FOR PALTRY $315 PAY

BuRLTNGAME. Cal, Oct. ii.-(A.
P.)-Shed tear for Louis Trolez,
Burlingame's official street sweeper.
Louis claimed that his pay for mani
curing exclusive thoroughfares was
inadequate and applied for an increase
of $40 a month. The town board
trustees compromised by granting him
ss5 rise. Now Louis has to struggle
along on 1915 month.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-10-11
ARE IN EuGENE.

Mr. and Mrs. Herald White, whose
wedding was recent event in Pen
dleton, have returned from "A wedding
trip and are residing in Eugee. Mr..
White is egaged in the electrical sup
ply business. Mrs. White was former
~ Miss Bula Smith.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-10-11

Hard Coids-People whose blood is
pure are not nearly so likely to take
hard colds as are others. Hoods Sar-
saparilla makes the blood pure; and
this great medicine RECEIVERS the sys-
tenn after cold as no other medicine
does. Take Hoods.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-10-11
TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY

MODERN HOME for sale rooms,
bath. toilet, gas, fine condition
throughout so by 100 lot. Shed used
for garage. 2 blocks Lincoln school
$1,000. Owner AIS Lincoln.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-10-11

FOR sALE-SmaiI Howard heater
Inquire SIS RaIey St, or Phone
795-W.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-10-11
Social and Club NelOs

MRS. KEARN DEPARTS.
Mrs Lowell kearn Is in Portland
for a visit with her mother Mrs. JAS
par \. stevens.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-10-11

Rev. and Mrs. Clark, Mrs. Allison, Col.
and Mrs. H. A. Hege!man and Dr. anu
Mrs. Frank Boyden.
Msrigolds and zinnas decked charm
ing tables from which buffet supper
was served, semavors being presided
over by Mrs. Mary boyden and Mrs.
Alice Munro and guests being scerved
by Mrs. l.. L. Rogers. Mrs. S. X.
Thompson, Mrs. r. II. Horne, Mrs.
Kenneth McRae. Miss Frieda PAM,
Miss Marie PAIL. Miss Muriel Hamp-
ton and Miss Marjorie Best.
A feature of the interesting AFFAIR
was a great snowy wedding cake pre-
pared by Mrs. Earl Gillanders, but
onlv a glimpse of it was afforded the
guests for orders were given that the
bride must cut the cake at home.
As a finale to the event. the friends
Joined in singing a group of old time
songs.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-10-11
srEGEL pARLETr TAKES BRIDE

Coming as a complete surprise 10
Fendleton friends is news of the mar
riace in Walla walla of Miss Mabel
Clowser and Siegel Parlett, former
PendIeton young man and son of MI.
and Mrs B. Parlett who recently NOV
ed to the Garden City.
The pretty home wedding took place
Saturday afternoon at 1880 o'clock at
the home of the brides mother, Mrs.
Anna johnson, 1901 Emma street.
Rev. Bleakney of Whitman college,
performed the ceremony before
group of intimate friends and relatives
The johnson home was beautifully
decorated in roses and ferns.
The bride was charmingiy gowned
in white satin with oyerdress of net,
the bodice being trimmed in silver lace
and ribbons. The bridal bouquet was
of pink rosebuds. Miss Vera Clowser
attended her sister as bridesmaid ana
was gowned in gray taffeta- Mr.. FRED
Riggle formerly of Pendleton, attend
ed the groom as best man.
Mr.. and Mrs. Pariett departed for
short trip to Portland. the bride choos-
ing for travelling a smart tailored SUIT
of blue with hat to match She wore
a corsage of Cecil Brunner roses.
Upon their return the couple Will re-
side in walla Walla where Mr.. Pariet
is shipping clerk for the Blalock Fruit
company.
WEDDING is SOLEMNIZED.
At the Presbyterian Manse TINS
morning Miss Ida Smith of Virginia
became the bride of Roy James Hand
ley. the service being read by Rev. g.
f.ff fa ph "a I
O'Clock. The wedding was simply ap-
pointed and the bride chose tailored
costume for the event. She arrived
Sunday evening from her home in the
South and has since been the guest of
local friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. Handley left at noon
for Portland ana upon their return
will make their home in an apartment
on Court street.
Mr.. Handley Is associated with the
Pendleton meat market.
LUNCHEON is SCHEDULED
Cards are being issued for lunch
con to be given Friday by Mrs. L. L.
Rogers. Mrs. Charles Greulich, Mrs
Henry Dixon Jones, Mrs. w. n. Mat
lock and Mrs. Harold Barnett. Guests
are asked to the Rogers home on
North Main street.
a RTISAN OFFICERS TO VISIT
Members and prospective members
of the United Artisans are hidden to
meet tomorrow evening for the visit
Of DR.. T.. c. Eshelman. of Portland,
supreme medical examiner. A social
evening is planned for the occasion.
-
RESEARCH CLUB TO MEET
The Research Club will meet in reg
ular session on Thursday of this week.
Members are asked to the home OF
Mrs r.. N. oliver. Ais Water street
and Mrs. oliver and Mrs. Eva Wissler
Will be hostesses.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-10-11

RESEARCH CLUB TO MEET
The Research Club will meet In reg
uIar session on Thursday of this week.
Members are asked to the home Of
Mrs. r. N. oliver. 415 Water street
and Mrs. oliver and Mrs. Eva Wissler
will be hostesses.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-05-20
NORTH PHILADELPHIA

Mrs. Frank Knecht entertained the
following members of her bridge club AZ
cards on Tuesday aftornoon:. MISS
Devereaux Mrs Louis w. Whitall, Mrs.
Harry Leahy. Mrs. r. w. Knight, Mrs.
Andrew J. Coulter. Mrs. p. N. Brennan,
Mrs John Mundcll. Mrs. James Dawl
son whitall, Mrs. Harry Fries, Mrs.
Frank Halight, Mrs, M. Il. Knight, Mrs.
Lille Voorhees, and Mrs. Krombersor.
Mrs. L. Hall, of East Lansdowne, en-
terteined at LUNCHEON on Tuesday with
tho following guests from this section .
M.s. William s, Savill. Mira Climord
Wright Mrs Edward Lownsbury. Mrs.
William s. ID. Duffield Mrs Robert
Wilkinson Mrs. oliver Mumbower, Mrs.
Louis Klumpp Mrs. Mark Wechsler.
Mrs George Boultman. Mrs. M. Mooney
and Mrs. Arthur Dobson.
The members Of tho Harry Insersoll
Post No. ia. American Legion. Will
give a smoker and buffet supper on
Lorraine Hotel, Broad street ard Fair
mount avenue. Chaplain r. X. Nalle,
United states Navy. in charge OF the
navy recruiting station In this city, lie
chairman of the committee In charge
and Mr.. M, #. Olsen, vice commander
of tho post, In secretary. Mr.. H.. X
Tully Is the post commander.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert r. Peoples have
spent their wedding trip visiting Luray
as Norfolk, They are occupying their
new home at $3.50 North Grats street.
Mrs. Peoples was Miss Augusta II.
Keller
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-05-20
SOUTH PHILADELPHIA

Friends OF Mrs Hugh Robinson, OF
2209 Mountain street, will be glad to
learn she Is recuperating from her re-
cent Illness. Mrs. Robinson will be re-
membered as Miss Miriam Il. Carlin.
Miss Mollie Mahoney entertained the
members of her sorority, the Phi Kappa
Delta, at her home on Monday evening,
Her guests included Miss Kathryne Me
Garvey Miss Anna Marie Lane. Miss
Anne Strecher. Miss Mary Strecher
Miss Frances Benedict, Miss Marie
Ammo Roach, Miss Loutla Maloney, Miss
Kathryn Brady, Miss Louisa Arm
strong. Miss Nan Armstrong and Miss
Agnes McCloskey ~
Mr.. and Mrs. James Conaty, Jr., OF
2406 South Nineteenth street, are re-
ceiving congratulations on the birth OF
daughter on Tuesday. May IS. Mrs
Conaty will be remembered as Miss
Mae Moore. daughter of Mrs. K Moore.
Miss Gertrude c. Brown, daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. James II. Brown, OF 2514
South Nineteenth street, is visiting
friends at Boston. She will return 10
her home on Sunday.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-05-20
FALLS OF scHuvlklLL

A. Tom Thumb wedding will bc given
on Friday evening, Juno 4, in the Falls
Baptist Church on Queen lane. under the
latest in bridal fashions will be worn
by the young impersomtors. Miss Fran
ces Petevs, the bride, Is four years old
and the bridegroom, Master Peddy
Dodge, Is Just Ave Others who will take
leading parts are: Miss Laura Lister,
maid of honor; Miss Ruth Shaw. Miss
Margaret Ashton. Miss ella Walbank,
Miss Sara Hibberd. Miss Katharine
Moorehead, Miss Elizabeth Meadowcroft,
Miss Mildred Marley, Miss Betty Ben
ham, bridesmaids; Master Edwin Nit
Master Mills Turner, Master Roy Rim
mer, Master John Leech Master Will
liam Werner, Master Fred Holsworth,
Master Joseph Holsworth. Master Da-
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-05-20
SOCIAL ACTIVITIES

! Announcements have been r.co,ved
| from Mrs Samuel q. Olson, of Rock
Farm, Ardmore, of tho marriage OF her
daughter Miss Catherine Hatfield nfx-
day, May 10.
Mrs. Isaac CIothier. Jr Of Radnor
Wit give dinner on Thursday, May
~, NJ ounnyDrook Farm, Radnor.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles IL Coke, CT
gbnsr Wi,isergss Ssnoa Farm an MsIysrn viii give
honor of Miss Jane Gordon Coke, who
| viii be one of next seasons debu-
tantes. ttnsf
Mrs, IT. Lewis zieglcr win entertain at
| Tuesday. Nav o5. In honor ~ Mrs ioSn
| C. Croof,,e " ''0i " ''' "o'''
NJ ,,,. ~.
Jnyer Honse @ yS: 70, y,,a macn9nid ,,,, satkne' or
a,S anseI NJ rouSe, wayne, VIII entertain MT.
ton, who will leave on Friday OF next
week on a hcIseboat for tlis oity 10 nj.
tend the Devon Horse show and will no
accompanied by party of friends; Mr..
ana Mrs. Alexander Van Rensselaer,
VIII give luncheon on. Sunday at Camp
iiili Han, Fort Washington. in honor OF
BarltIis will ,sa nrersan; s,otor MT snu ME- r.;
po,,f re yvi,,,i's,sn erIa'n p, MISS amy au
ove,. We Sraada,s y, 'nt, ,rt, ,.i, as .neE Suest
~ Weumesuay' ,uneIs iuursoay ana Sriday'
Mr. ana NJ, ch,.,o. r. $780,
rJorsharn pa ,nna,,nc. ~ hoogcs,, OF
~ thair aa,sh,sr anVe Mis. s,,, tms mstrr,age tr
Hodges Hodges; Snsl and Mr; william Ward, az their
=" ,'g, uag, 4hay 40.
mIs; Jonn -, mayer, who has been
E,siting Mrs. Elder IN Chambersburg.
"a, Ia, returned today TO her home In
haverfcrd
,,is MIS- Charles Griswold and Mrs, John
Illiotson, OF wayne, VIII gtVo tea at
.ne Merion CrIcket Slup tomorrow In
nOs nonor o. Mrs. M,nton pyne, Mrs; Pyne
Sno ner granndaughter' MISS Ihorold
onss crcasdaIe. ef Of r Plambard s ana psles. Mrs
WaH' WN9au' sn wiii sai, ior Eng,and on saturday.
Nay ~, on tne Haverrord Mrs; Pyne
waw Of Wontrnai Miss croasda,o Tl 0S.Toor o oy
re,nain In I'm eiara 90 attnsd so,,so, ias ~.
Howell. on the ufJiIi whiia " snMvJ, M,S,. ,d ."
Mrs. Pyne will visit her old home the
original Flambard.
hirst aaSsrsosd daS Mps a. are a. ,nT a,fst OF wilton
the 81 charlcs IN k,isrt,c 1it,, Ut
NJ Atianue Sny
80 mr, and Mrs. BenJsmin Bullock. Jr,
OF Dodds Lane, Ardmore are enter
[. % Reed nrS OF New Sp'ieSa YORK sister, MRS s.
Ms tJa-r,.a,, rr. "a s..
.,, Mrs Iarrison B Wright, or ST.
E osbornn Goa1es ar @ s,snS,n wrs,
days in Nav Yorl 'pen'"s ie"
M.
MT ana Mrs. Henry y. Fansler. OF
cejv,r q ocn, TN, ,n,,,fa ro'erY OF wayne, are re-
a daughter, born Nav is. M Mrs Fans. ~.
of Mrs Wii,1o ~ - ptIa, iuaeS eeaugnter
~ War,,a ~. -. Isi1y, ~ sso LorHrvrIy ny
RiIev and ber n%. nm nUw 9. NeW fork, MIS-, MIS-
p. Riley' will sail for Fro s rns a, Innn te
oe gone Ior TWO months
WIS Mrs y. Blair kennerly and Miss
vivian Kennerly, OF 3o5 South Forty
o,a. ns. esfee r e, VIII enterain the graduaiing
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-05-20
vENING PUBLIC LEDGER PHILADl


years sso was Miss Josephine Eveiins
Sherron.
Mrs. Louis n. Wood. 4o4f Green
street, entertaiped NJ luncheon on Wed
nesday at the Montgomery Inn. Bryn
Mawr, Among the guests were the Iol-
lowing; Mrs. Samuel a. DlehlC mlss
katherine Becker, Mrs John j. Doud
and Miss Blanche NJ. Wood.
Miss Reba G. Hubsher, daughter Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Hubsher. of $500
Christian street, will give a reception to-
morrow night at her home to a number
OF her friends. Miss Hubsher's ENGAGE
ment to Mr.. Morris l.. Frankel was re,
Gently announced. The wedding Will
take place next month. Among those
who will attend the reception will be
Miss Kathryn K Goodman. Miss Mary
M. Grim, Miss Ruth q. Pratt, Miss NIL
dred r. Lindsey, Miss Elizabeth y.
MADEIRA, Miss Mabel A. Hardman. Miss
Edith r. Bachman. Miss Minnie w.
Sweeting, Miss Alice A. geattie. Miss
Florence E. Matthews, Miss Rose q.
Hubsher. Miss Eve Sherman. Miss Moliys
Eisenberg, Miss Ethel A. Eiscnberg ana
Miss Jean Hausnlan.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-05-20

Prince at her home. on Tuesday Guests
Included Mrs. w Russell Rake Mrs. A.
Wright, Miss Evelyn Han,merton, Miss
Ethel Oswald, Miss Katharine Price.
Miss Dorothy King and Miss Sarah
Comet. Miss Comet daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. Charles Comet, of 223 East
announced her engagement to Mr..
George Patterson Schearer at the lunch
con. Miss Dorothy King will entertain AT
a luncheon for Miss Prince at her home
on Saturday. @tt
Mr., ana Mrs. l. Powell Thomas and
their young son, of 701s Boyer street,
will occupy their house at Asbury Park
for the summer, on Juno Is.
DR.. and Mrs. Karl John Kurz. of Till
Chew street, are receiving congratula-
tions upon the birth of q daughter.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-05-20
NoRHisToWN

Mr.. and Mrs. John J. Ferry, OF East
Main street. entertained at musical
and dance In honor of the engagement OF
their niece, Miss Marion H. Silcox, TO
Mr. Earl J. johnson. son OF MT. and
town. o. There were thirty-five guests
present.
Mrs. Bernard l.. Norris gave a lunch
who will be married June 26 TO Mr..
Joseph Hare, Of Pittsburgh. The guests
included Miss Mildred Fox, Miss Mar
jorie Childs, Mrs. Spencer L. Jones and
Mrs. Warren l.. Irish.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-05-20
STRAWBERRY MANSION

The following have been elected ONT
GERS of the Daughters Of Beth Israel
President, Mrs. Samuel Herbach; vice
president, Mrs. william M. LOWS
treasurer, Mrs. Max NJ. Apt; recording
secretary. Mrs. s. Belle Cohn core
spending secretary. Mrs. Arthur Cohen
directors, Mrs. Henry Haber, Mrs. Jo'
sepliN Elfman, Miss Rosena Newman,
Mrs ]. Landau; honorary members OF
the board Mrs. Philip $. Eiseman and
Mrs. Mitchell Greenberg.
A unique surprise party was given
In honor of Miss Beatrice Haber. daugh-
ter of MIR. and Mrs. Henry Haber, on
Saturday evening. by a number or nor
friends
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-05-20
GERMANTOWN

Mrs. W. Russell Rake. of 14O West
Durham street. entertained at a lunch-
con: followed by shower, at her home,
IN honor OF Miss Emma Prince, of Isl
East Durham street. whose marriage to
Mr.. Harold William Fullmore, also Of
Germantown, takes place in the First
Methodist Episcopal Church of German
town. on Saturday evening. June s, at
9 o'clock. Mrs. Howard II. DeiIy, of 244
sydney street, gave a luncheon for Miss
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: Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas G. Happersett,
of 1916 South F'ifty-eighth street. for
merly of Lansdowne, announce the en-
gagement of their daughter. Miss Eliza.
Huyett, OF Birdsboro, Pa. The wedding
is TO take place some time this fall.
Mr.. and Mrs. w w. AnglIn. of 22e
South Fortieth street, will move into
their new house, 404 Tome street. rid,
ley Park, the last of May, and will be
at home TO their friends after June /
Mrs. Anglin before her marriage a few
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daughter Of Or. and Mrs John Balicn.
tine, of Clarion, Pa, Mr.. Whittam was
formerly OF 36fS North Eignteentn
Among the returning brldegrooms ana
and Mrs. Robert Elmer Peoples, who viii
be at home at arse North Grats street
Tho bride will be remembered as Miss
Augusta II, Keller, daughter OF DIT. and
Mrs. Harry f. Keller, OF 2313 Green
street.