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SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-08-10
Zajata nevesta.
RonGn Styrech dilech cd p E. D. E. N Southworthovs
Pro "Domacnost" prelozi Hugo Chotek.

uSllOVall by j o ZlVot. Ona WI
bee ma neco podobneho ami ne
pomyslela. Casteji kIesla una
YOU k zemi, strasliva zizen ale
znovu il vsak povzhudila ku
dalsi ceste.
Konecne dosla hale, ktery vi
della CT brehu. Bylo tn mnoz-
stvi kckosoVych palem a kdyz
vstoupila meZi ne, byla nahle
polekana podivnym skrekem
a ranou, jakou pocitila ma ra-
nleni. Vzhlednouc vzhuru, spa
trila oele hejno malych opic,
ktere pitvorne Sc ma nj sklebily
q 2 nichz nektere hazely po nj
kokosovymi ofechy.
Zvedla jeden z Mich a rych-
lie prchala mista pro nj dosti
nebezpecneho ma jistou VIDA
Lost. Kamenem rozbila orech a
pochutnala 81 ma niece u vnitr,
nacez jinou stranou vratila Sc
do kokosoveho haze, kterymz
proSla beze vseho nebezpeci.
Puda byla tn hodn6 vlnita a v
lehkem svahu sklanela Sc X
mort. Britomarta vedela, re pre-
Sla nejuzsi 'cfp ostrova a re ne
nj prilis vzdalena Cd mista, ma
nejz il ylny byly vyvrhly. Nizsi
dill roviny porostly byl cukro-
YOU trtinou, coz vSak ona neve-
dela; palciya zizen ale, ktera
Sc znovu idostavila, prinutila il,
re dlomila nekolik silnych pru-
tn, 2 .nichz sladkou jich stavu
vyssala. To zpusobilo il zizen
jeste vetsi a vidouc, re V rovine
nenl ami stopy po vode, vratila
Sc Ease zpet do houStiny sme-
rem jinym. Pohled ma tuto
houstinu byl veru velmi maleb-
ny, sestavajici 2 podivnyrh sku
pin malych skalisek a jeskyn z
pola zakrytych bohatou vege-
taci krajin tropickych.
Pojednou zaslechla tax zna-
me j nyni dvojnasob vitane
bublani tekouci vody, a nasle-
dujic zvuk ten, prisla ke skale,
Z jejiz jednoho otvoru prystel
Sc potucek chladne jak kri-
st'al ciste vody. Rychle nachy-
tala 81 chladiciho napoje do
hret: q pila dlouhymi dousky
lax dlouho, az palcivou zizen
sToji uhas.''a.
Co takto byla zamestnana,
Zaslechla pojednou mad sebou
Slslot kridel a vzhlednouc
yZhuru. spatrila velke hejno DO
divnych ptaku krasnymi, pc
sire Darevnymi chocholy. ia
koby = Gdivu, re vidi lidskou
hytost, krouzili ptaci chvili
Lad nj a pax usadili Sc ma vet
We nejblizsich stromu. Ona hle-
CELIA na ne chvili, pax ale sla
houstlnou dale, az pfisla ma
yetsl mytinu, ktera, die jejiho
nahledu byla asi stredem me-
Ii obama brehy nejakeho polo
ostrovu.
Kracela dale,nevedouc kan,
q nedbajlc toho ami. Palciva
zlzen sice minula, "a to ale do
stavll Sc nem6ne trapny hlad.
Krone toho citila We vsech L.
dcch hrozne bolesti jeste a u
navu, kterouz nemohla premo-
ci a musela tudiz casteji 81 od-
roclnouti. Vzdor tomu ale "a
hy Sc vzchopila a kracela stat
ne dale. Ma ceste te videla vice
malych zyifatek, podobnych
nasim selatk0n, jeZ vsak, spa
trice j, lined daily sc ma utek a
zmizely Y hustem krovi. Pre-
-krocila nytinu, prosla Ease
houStlnou a octnula sc opetne u
morskeho brehu, kdez sc posa-
dila, smutnS. a blizka zoufal-
stvi.
eide budu tax dlouho cho-
dlti, az napadena budu nela-
kou dlyokou selmou, ktera
nnc roztrha, nebo jeste divo-
ceJs'ml ostrovany, kteri nebu-
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FRODA Sc maly domek a
zachovala kamna ma tvrde u
nh. Haste Sc V c. 1868 Z. As.
ulice. s1o
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FNIJME SE dlVka mocha Ce-
ske a anglicke reel Y mluve i
pism6, ktera Sc vyzna We yede-
nj obchodnich knih ia psa-
Gin stroll a le uplne spolehli-
va Stale a slNsne placene NIL.
sto. BlizSi Sc sdeli v els. 1915
E. So. vi. SIG
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-08-10

jan ulOuiio Duuu ldktO LTpcJl
Doufam, ze ne dlouho. Vse ma
|svete ma sveho konce a mic me-
trva vecne. Je to desne posta-
veni, nemz Sc nachazim, a.
vSak to prejde a pro mne ma
stane vecny mir a kid. CO je
cas-? Je to jen nepatrny dill
vecnosti. Uplyne rychle a ia
pax budu ma veky spojena s
MIN! Ma to budu stale mysleti a
to doda mi silly k vytrp6ni vse-
no, co k vytrpeni mi osudem u
lozeno".
TAX Sc tesla, kdyz pojednou
z myslenek svych vyrusena by
la desnym, skoro prisernym W.
krikem, podobajlcim sc pola
revu drave selmy a Q pola be-
dovani cloveka ma smrt porane-
neho.
Britomarta stanula a naslou-
chala. /,
Vykfik oval Sc znovu - je-
ste divejsi a prudsi.
Ona doufala - opravdove
= re je to diva Selma neiaka,
vyiic tax hlady, a re pride n.y.
nj ma III a roztrha il ma kusy.
TAX alespon hude vsemu konec
" okamziku a nebude muset
trpeti dlouho.
Naslouchala a poznovu ozva
ly Sc pfiserne ty zvuky: COW
90! ow-oo! ow-oo!" znelo to
jake hlas lidsky.
Ano, byl to hlas lidsky, v
tom Sc nemylila, nebot' zcela
zfetelne slysela j tax dobre
zname: 'Och-hone! och-hone! 7
To bylo bedovani nektereho
1rcana z lode - myslela 81 a
spechala co jen mohla smerem,
z nehoz zoufale ty vykriky "a
znivaly.
Dobehnouc brehu, spatrila
tesne pri vode lezeti - judith
Riordan. Zachranny pas mela
jeste kolem boku, telo jeji vsak
lezelo ma znaku ona hazela
rukama i nohama jako posedla,
g kTicela - vlastne rvala - co
il hrdlo stacilo.
K tomu mela pricin dosti "a
vaznych, nebot' nemohouc Sc
bou, jak Sc zdalo, pohnouti a
majlc nohy takfka We vode, by
la u velikem nebezpecf, re ry-
chile blizfcim Sc prilivem bude
odplavena do more, Z nehoz
sotva by Sc byla dostala ma
orch podruhe.
"Oh, Judito! Judito Rior-
dan! Dlky nebesum, re alespon
w jste zachranena!"
Eyes, dlky nebesilm, "a to
ale male diky vam, kteri jste
mne chteli nechat utopit sc. A
kde jsou tt ostatnf?" tazala sc
Ircanka zlostn6.
'Ti ostatni? Oh, Judito, to
ia neVim. Wy jste ia prvni, KITE
rou jsem od te DOLBY spatrila
Oh, Judito, ia obavam Sc, re
vSichni ostatni ="
V tom S hukotem pfihpala Sc
velka vlna a roztfiStila Sc zrov-
ma u nohou Judity, postrikajic
j; notne. To mladou Ircanku po
straSilo k smrti a ona znova da-
la Sc do bedovani:
"Ah, Wy necitelna! Proc sa-
ma neodvlecete mne dale cd
vody? AZ pride druha vlna,
tax mne odnese!"
Gale, Judito! Uboha, uboha
divko! Coz mohu YAM pomoci?
Jste tax tezce poranena, re ne
ami povstati?" tazala
Sc miss Conyers, chopic Sc ra-
men statne a tezke Ircanky a
hledlc il odvleci dale ma breh
a dosahu nebezpecnych vim,
coz take po delsi namaze pri
vsech svych sill Sc il po
darilo.
"Jsem-li poranena, ,tazete Sc?
Dobfe udelate, kdyz tomu uve-
Titel Sure, ma'am, ,myslim, re
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PRODA Sc jednorodinny
dun 6ti syetnicich koupel-
nou, elektrika, plyn, ulice dla-
zdena a naleza Sc blize dvou
poulicnich kar. Cena S3S0O.
Blizsi sdeli Sc V uradovne F. j.
NeJedlik Co., 110I5 Union A
We. Tel. Broadway 1856 = u
Mon 1861 +. :?
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PRODA Sc cukrovinkovy
obchod, kde Sc trzl 5000 tydne.
byt o Z pokojich, hned "a OBJ
chodem. Cena $1700. Majetek
nese oslo 2647 Superior Ave.
Haste Sc V elsie 7715 Cedar
Ave. S-13
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TvxTn
"A nyni rekn6te mi, iste

CCHlIIl a DIlLOlldIld ldld Sc pee
live il prohlizeti, nacez pravila
konejsive:
"Nemejte zadneho strachu,
Judito, nebot' nemate pferaze-
nou ami jedinou kosticku v tele.
Moznost ale je, re utrpela jste
vnitfni poraneni. Pocit'ujete bo
lest nekde?"
Sure, vsude:''
"Well, to je nadeinejsi, nezli
kdyby bolelo vas jen ma jed
nom miste".
"Sure, ma'am, kazdy kloub
je kloubu, a kazda kost' v te-
lie rozbita ma padrt' !"
ia Ease myslim, mila Judi
to, re jste vice postrasena, nez
poranena. Jak dlouho jiz tady
lezite
"To vi d'abel spise nezli ia.
ia vim stareho certa! VSe. ma
co Sc pamatuji, je, re, kdyz d'a
bel mas vhodil do vody, branila
isem Sc proti utopeni rukama
! nohama, az pfisla velika jako
hora vlna, vynesla mne az do
oblak a prehodila ma pisek. Cd
tie DOLBY nevim niceho az dnes
rano prihucely Ease vlny, po-
stfikaly mne oblicej a probudi-
ly mne! Pan buh chran mas ode
vSeho zleho! Ami nev6rite, iak
jsem byla polekana, kdyz vide
la jsem ty d'ablovy Why, bill
ziti Sc ke mne ja nemohla u
teci, ba ami hnouti Sc z mista ="
"Vy jste kopala jako ma Ia
pasiSti, Judito. Verte mne ,kdyz
vas ujist'uji, re jste 1pln6 zdra
va ma vsech udech ma celem
.tele. Ze jste byla velice pole
Kama a k smrti unavena, v6rim
rada, jako re mate udy ztrnul6
cd lezeni ma pisku po tolik ho-
din; nyni vsak myslim, re byste
mohla sc pokusiti pouziti
svych udu. Pojd'te, ia pomo-
hu vam ma nohy a "a chvili
MONA re budete noci volne
choditi'.
Po tech slovech chopila il
pod pazemi a namahala Sc il
pozvednouti.
"Ow-oo! Ow-ool Och hone!
To je trest Ia mole hrichy !"
rvala silna Ircanka. Je pocho-
pitelno, re po takovych zkuSe-
nostech, jakych zazila prede-
Slou noe, musely il boleti udy
pfi kazdem pohybu a isouc We
lice netrpelivou pri bolestech,
pomanala 81 desnym krikem.
Kdyz Sc byla posadila a tro-
chu utiSila, zacala narikati zno
WI:
Sure, ma'am, Wy jiste vsich-
nj nell jste jiz svoji snidani,
jen na ubohou judith nepama-
toval nikdo!"
"My vsichni NELL nasi snida-
ni", opakovala Britomarta ja-
ko We snu, vzpomenouc 81 ma
dobu, kdy bezpecne a dobre
mohla posnidati a porovnava-
JIG il S beznadejnym nynejsim
poStaVenlm.
"Oh, Judito, vite, kde Sc ma
chazlme?" tazala Sc.
"Sure, ma am, tot Sc rozu-
mi, ze vim. Nachazime Sc ma
hfehu - to je jiste, nehot' to
vidim - a ia chci svuj caj a
sVoji snidani'', stala ma SVEN
Ircanka, zapomenouc IL
pine, kde Sc naleza a re vsech-
ny potraviny pohltilo more.
ooh, Judito! My ovSem ma
chazlme Sc Ma bfehu - Wy a ia
. kde ale jsou naSi spolecnici,
to vi jenom buh!"
"Och hone! Och hone! Je to
prayda?
tPravdou je, re az dosud ne
spatrila jsem zadnou stopu po
nasich spolecnicich ma lodi,
doufam vsak pevne, re alespon
2 mich Sc zachranil".
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PRODA Sc "a pricinou ste,
hovani pekny sklennik 1plne
zachovaly. Cena $500. Adres-
sa Sc sdeli V adm. t. listu. Sill
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PRIJME Sc starsi zena k
myti nadobi v. restaurantu, jez
by mohla vypomoci V kuchyni.
Haste Sc Il A. Pick, 4729
Broadway. .
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LACE. Proda Sc dvourodinny
dunn o 5ti svetnicich nahore i
dole. koupelna elektrika, fer
mes, lot 45 pri 245 str, ulice
dlazdena. Cena S635O.oO. Hla-
ste Sc V elsie I'LL La Rose A
We. S-1z
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PRIME Sc zkuseny reznik
do oochodu, mocny anglick6
reel. Haste Sc V els. 1864 Mi
les Ave. Tel. Union $50 R. 8-11
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.PRlJMOU Sc dobfi, kova9-
sti delnici. Stala prace dobry
plat. Haste Sc Johanek Tool
Mfg. Co., E. 13 st. Webster
Ave. :?
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KOUPiSE

KOUPl Sc reznicky obchod
V ceskem okoli. Nabidky "a
slete do adm. t. listu. SIG
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PRODA Sc Ford dopravni
truck, velmi dobre zachovaly
Ia levnou cenu. Haste Sc V els.
369l l.. "a. ul. S-11
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PRODA Sc novy cihelny
dunn o 4 pokojich, koupelna a
jine zarizeni, po pripade Sc
vymeni "a farmu. Haste Sc v
els. 1906 Coath Ave. Z. 131
III. a Union. 8-13
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PRODA Sc motorcycle ma 5
osob "a levnou cenu. Haste Sc
V elsie 3711 E. 143 al. z Kin
sman. S-l3
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fRoDAJI Sc diva zaohoval6
pekarske vozy, Haste Sc u D.
Vane, 3711 E. 131. III. 8-10
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PRlJMOU Sc hned diva zruc
nj a spolehlivi tesafi ma dode-
lavku (finish). Haste Sc els.
44lz W afner ri. Sill
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PRODA Sc auto Overnauled
pro . osob, lehke, jako move,
dobry motor. Cena $3.50. Has
tie Sc V c. 1870 Durkee ave. v
Corlett. $40
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PRoDA &c domaci nacini,
sekacka ma travu, slahoun, vo-
zejk, hrdbe, vidle, lopata, step
leder, sloupy k porci, move dri-
Vi, saidynk a jine veci. Haste
Sc po Cite hod. vecer V els. 1927
Wendell Ave. 8-l3
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-09-17
FRANKFORT

Mr.. and Mrs. Benjamin Thorpe and
their family. of bo12 Ppn street, nave
returned from a few weeks visit at
Eaglesmere, Pa
Announcement is made of the mar
riage of Miss Elizabeth Winters TO Mr.,
Julius Ernest Koehler on September
at the Hermon Presbyterian Church, at
Frankford avenue and Harrison street
by the Rev Harry H. Crawford, ID. d.
Miss Helen Pendleton. OF Orthodox
street, and Miss Agnes Summers are
spending a few weeks In Baltimore as
the guests of MISS Pendleton's aunt
Mrs, J. Arthur.
The Mothers Club of Frankford will
hold It's first meeting Of the season on
Wednesday. October Q, at the Frankiord
Library. Mrs. Charles N. Sturtevant Is
president of the club Mrs; Bruce Mur-
ray, treasurer; Miss Kate Strott, corre-
spending secretary. and Mrs. J. j. To-
land, Jr., recording secretary.
Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert Newton, otis2l m
Foulkrod street. have returned IRON
Seaview, N, j., where they motored to
spend several days at the Country Ciuo
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a
street Mrs. Kelly, who was Miss Mae
NJ. Bonner, daughter Of Mrs. Mary A.
Bonner, of 1924 North Eleventh street,
was q June bride. Mr.. Kelly served
overseas for two years as first lieutenant
In the United states army.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. Renwick Hoag have
returned from tour through the West
to the Pacific coast.
Mr. and Mrs. J.. Tobin, of 26le North
trothal of their daughter. Miss Bessie
Tobin, to Mr.. Samuel Korenstein.
Mr. and Mrs Charles Naudascher. OF
North Twelfth street, announce the mar
riage Of their daughter. Miss Carrie Mae
Naudascher. to Mr.. Walter Camenisch.
DR.. William g. Lee, Of the West Side
Presbyterian Church, Germantown, Of
fciated After a short trip they will live
at 1415 West Ontario street. .s
Mrs Elizabeth Moore Boyd, of 1920
Mount Vernon street, has gone to Port
land, Me-, to spend the autumn as the
guest of her sister, Mrs. Austin Thomas.
Mr.. Louis Niemann, OF North Fifth
street, has returned from an extended
tour through the West TO- the Pacing
coast, Waiting the national parks and
spending some time in Washington, Ore
gon, California and Mexico. 81.
Mr. and Mrs. David Patterson. OF
1892 Wallace street, have returned home
after spending a month in Ocean Grove,
NJ J. 'a'...i.|
Mr.. and Mrs. Russell Taylor have gone
to Atlantic City to remain until the end
Of the month.
Dr. and Mrs. Harry Hathaway. OF
Fifteenth street and Allegheny avenue,
have gone to Haddon Hall to spend the
month of September.
Mr., and Mrs. Louis Schloss and Miss
Ida Stern, OF 2302 Green street, have
taken an apartment on Pacific avenue
Atlantic City. where they will spend
the winter.
Mr.. and Mrs. Daniel Luckenbille, OF
Chicago, who lately returned from
Egypt, were entertained at luncheon on
wednesday by DR. and Mrs. Hugh
Hanna, 2S43 Diamond street, before theii
return to the West.
Miss Martha E. Pauley, Of 1es School
street, Boston, was the guest all summer
of Mr.. and Mrs. Frank w. Hofmann
who have just returned from their cot
tage at Wildwood. N. ]. Mr.. and Mrs
Hofmann entertained in honor OF Miss
Pauley on Wednesday evening before
her return to Boston. The guests In
cluded Miss Fannie Fingrutd. Miss Anna
Moon, Miss Marion Moon, Miss Emil,
Stopper, Miss Edna Burns. Miss Helene
Walls, Miss Carolyn Walls, Mr.. Clayton
Stokes, Mr.. George Johnson, Mr.. Henr,
stopper, Mr. Clarence Hyde. Mr.. Ernes
Hofmann, Mr.. Paul Hofmann. Mr.. FRANK
Gasslein, Mr. Frank Fingrutd, Mr.. Jacot
Buttenklepper.
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left the city today to spend short time
In Canada,
Mrs. Frank c. Kane, Of 40 West Ash.
mead place. North, will spend the week
end as the guest of her brother, Mr..
Charles G. Meyer, Of New York.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Myers. who have
been the guests OF Mr.. Myers's brother
and sister-in-law, Mr.. and Mrs. j. G
Myers, Of 100 West Wyoming avenue,
returned by motor to their home In Lynn,
Mass.
Mrs. Charles Barton, of 24s East
Upsal street, and Mrs. Frank Devlin, OF
247 East Upsai street, have returned
from an extended visit TO Atlantic City,
Mr.. and Mrs. william c. s. Ler and
their son, Master Gordon Lex, OF 15b
West Durham street. returned on
Wednesday after spending the summer
In Atlantic City.
Owing TO a recent death In the brides
family. the marriage Of Miss Frances
Oakford Ray. daughter Of Mr.. and MRS:
Samuel B. Ray, Of 442 West School
House lane, to Mr.. Edward Cnhord CUT
Ter, Jr., OF 23o West School House lane:
will be a quiet one. The ceremony VIII
be solemnised at the home OF the bride's
parents on Saturday. October ..
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-09-17
WEST PHILADELPHIA

Announcement is made Of the mar
riase on September 4 Of Miss Mae omer
Barber and Mr. Thomau I.atimer, .Jr.
Mr., and Mrs. Latimer will be at home
at ss5 North Fifty-frst street after Sep
tember 30.
Mrs. Samuel J. Levy, OF the Brish,
ton. Fffty-frst and Locust streets, ,,a sna
Mrs. r, b. Hunter, Of the Hastings, 121!
South Broad street, who were guests AZ
the Marlborough Blenheim, Atlantic
City, for two months, have returned 70
their homes.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles w Chandler,
accompanied by their little son, left
their homo at 83S7 Drexel road, Over
brook. last week for Atlantic City, where
they will stop at the Hotel Chelsea until
October I.
Mr.. William W: SKINNER and the
first street. are motoring through the
Adirondacks. Mr.. and Mrs. John w.
Gish, OF Stroudsbupg. Pa, are their
guests.
Mr.. and Mrs. Francis e. B. oBrien
have returned to their home at t2lo
Spruce street, after spending some time
at Atlantic City. N. j.
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SOUTH PHILADELPHIA

Mr.. and Mrs William Percell are re-.
ceiying congratulations on the birth or
a daughter Mrs. Percell will be re-
membered as Miss Florence McHugh,
formerly Of South Philadelphia.
Miss Bessie II. Harvey has returned
TO her home, 2508 South Lambert street.
after having made an extensive trip
through Nova Scotia and the New Eng
land states.
MIR. William Deane has returned to
his home, 1895 Durfor street, after
spending some time at Atlantic City.
Mrs. Robert MacNeal, of 2315 South
Woodstock street, Is visiting relatives
in Townsends Inlet.
Mr.. and Mrs. Matthew Tuohy and
their family, Miss Jane Tuohy, Miss
Anna Tuohy and Mr.. Francis Tuohy, have
returned to their home. 1714 Wolf street,
after spending a month at Atlantic City.
Mr.. James Duffy and Mr. John Duffy,
of 1920 Wolf street, have returned home
after spending some time at Wild
wood n. J.
Mr. and Mrs. Harry V. J. Logan. of
1892 South Twenty-third street, will
motor home this week from Ocean City,
where they have been spending the sea-
son.
Mrs Ernest Perry and her son, of
2739 South Twenty-third street. have re-
turned home after spending the season
at wildwood, N J.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-09-17
GERMANTOWN

Mr.. and Mrs. Horatio Gates Sickel, Sd,
OF Wissahickon avenue, will entertai In
at dinner at their home this evening In
honor Of Miss Frances ID. Ball, daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs william II. Ball, OF
Musgrave street, whose marriage to Mr..
Horatio Oates Sickel, 4th, ensign United
States navy, will take place tomorrow In
the Second Baptist Church. Guests Will
be members Of Miss Balls bridal party
Mr.. and Mrs. G. w. Williamson. Jr.
Of 1900 Pulaski avenue, spent a few
days as the guest of Mr.. b. E. Mawson
on his farm at Hammonton, N. ].
Mr.. and Mrs. Clifford r. Hunt and
their small daughter, Miss Betty Ann
Hunt, of l19 West Mount Airy avenue
Ocean City. N. ].
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph J. Moore, OF. .202a
Medary avenue, returned to their home
on Monday after spending the late sum
mer In Ocean City. Mr.. and Mrs. Moore
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-09-17
SOCIAL ACTIVITIES

Miss r. Antoinette Geyelin, daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Laussat Geye-
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STRAWBERRY MANSION

Mr.. Lester Degenstein has returned
from Bushkill Camp. after spending q
fortnight there.
Mr.. and Mrs Max Isdaner and their
family, OF 3202 Diamond street have
returned from Atlantic City.
Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel Cooper and their
family, of 1880 Natrona street, have re-
turned home after spending the summer
In Atlantic City.
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ Sllberman are re-
n daughter. Mr.. and Mrs. SHERMAN
formerly lived in Boston. Mrs. Silber-
man Will be remembered as Miss Kath-
ryn Dublin, Of 2l27 North Thirty second
street. ..f
Mr.. and Mrs. J. Ritch ana family, Of
to their home after spending the summer
at Atlantic City.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-09-17
NORTH PHILADELPHIA

Mrs. Harry Edgar Donohoe, of S64
North Twentieth street, was hostess at
the first fall meeting of the Alpha Chap
ter of the Sigma Phi Sorority. Her
guests included Mrs. Walter Smith, Mrs
James Burgess. Miss Gertrude Curry
Mrs William Schock. Mrs. John Stewart
Mrs Isaac Dalzell, Miss Annabel Crozier
Miss Cora Rogers, Mrs. Milton Kelly
Burns.
Mr.. and Mrs Raymond Kelly have re-
turned from their wedding tour and are
at home at l245 North Seventeenth
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-09-17
MISS KATHRYN R. MURPHY
WEEDS Mr.. JOHN A. L0GUE
Marriage Of Miss Emma Tenaalla
and Mr.. Victor lamblase

The marriage of Mics Kathryn Rose
mary Murphy, daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs
Thomas A. Murphy. OF $500 North Elev-
enth street to Mr.. John Anthony Logue,
OF Ttoga, was solemnlzed this morning
at Our Lady OF Mercy Church. The cers-
mony was performed by the Rcv. Joseph
M Woods, S. j.. OF Woodstock College,
who was celebrant Of tho nuptiaN mass
The maid of honor was Miss Marion
Wacker and the bridesmaids were Miss
Mercedes Carroll and Miss Helen Ryan.
Mr James Devine was best man and the
ushers included Mr.. Henry Logue and
Mr. Daniel Malloy. A wedding break
fast was served at the home of the
brides parents and a reception followed
at o'clock. After an extended trip MIR.
and Mrs. Logue will live at Jenkintown.
LAMBIASE-TENAGL
The wedding OF Miss Emma Tenaglla,
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John Tenaglia,
Of a224 South Broad street, and Mr..
Victor Edward Lamblase. son OF Mr..
yesterday at st. Rita's Catholic Church,
Father Roland officiating. The brides.
maids were Miss Florence M. Tenaglia.
Miss Edith Ricchezzo, Miss Rowe
Range ana Miss Marie Chiccitti, ana th9
ushers included Mr.. +. Travisco. Mr..
Arnold Ricchezza, Mr.. Humbert Will
liam Lambiase, brother Of the BRIDE
groom, and Mr. John Tenagiis, brother
Of the bride. A dinner followed the
ceremony at D'Annunsio Hotel, after
which the bride and bridegroom left on a
wedding trip to Atlantic City and New
York.
RODGERS-wEIGHT
The marriage Of Miss Mary Weight
man, daughter of Mrs. Hettie Weight
man, OF 1745 North Twenty.seventh
street, to Mr.. Walter Rodgers, Jr., took
place on Tuesday afternoon at o'clock
The ceremony was performed by the
Rev. Frederick Seymour. OF St Philips
Episcopal Church. The bride wore q
travelling dress OF dark blue chameuse
with hat to match. She was attended
by Miss Anna Peters as bridesmaid and
Mr.. Frank Rodgers was best man. Among
those present at the ceremony were Mr.
and Mrs. Walter Rodgers. Sr., Mr.. vii.
liam J. Rodgers. Mr. and Mrs Frank
Weightman. Mr.. George weightman
Miss Rose O'Keefe. Mrs. Emily Jones
Mrs. Mary Jones' Miss Elva Jones, Mrs
Bum, Mrs. Arthur Houcher, Mrs. Nor.
Harry Peters, Mr.. and Mrs Carl Hueb.
ner, Mrs. Clara 'Ascough, Mrs. George
Rittenhouse. Mrs. George Hecker and
Miss Emily May. After a Wedding trir
to Atlantic City Mr.. and Mrs. Rodgers
will be at home after October 1 at 1745
North Twenty-seventh street.
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ALONG THE MAIN LINE

Mrs. William II. Palmer, OF st Davids,
will entertain at bridge today in honor
of Mrs. Norman Mitchell.
Mrs. Harold r. Aiken is at her home
in Berwyn and Is convalescing from her
recent illness.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1920-08-13

Germany's debt is placed by her
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