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Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-10-16

appear as Abe's Brown County neigh
bOrs.
Otto Kerner, Minnie Burke. Daisy
Moore, Frank Sparks Lucille De vern
and others of the principals offer con-
trast as city visitors to Abes baliwick
in Bean Blossom.
The book was written by John p.
Mulgrew and G. c. Mercer.
There are two acts, the scenes OF both
being laid in Brown County.
Felix Rice has provided a musical
score which includes "Fyddlin' Around
and "The Right Little Girl"
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-10-16
A LITTLE OF EVERYTHING
TO BE SEEN AT KEITHS.

Heading the bill next week at B. r.
Keith's will be George Kelly and COM
pany in a one-act playlet, THE Flatter-
ing Word" which is a satire on stage
struck people.
In this instance the principal is
young clergymen who gets the footlight
fever and deserts the pulpit for me spot
light. This part is played by Mr.. Kelly.
He is supported by G. Davidson Clark,
Doris Bangar, Alice Parks and Polly
Redfern.
Then comes Yvette, a vaudeville IA
vorite, who will offer musical It'd
She is assisted in her act by Eddie
Cook and Kino Clark.
Anna Chandler, the singing coincidence,
will offer a new repertory Of song hits
that were written by Sidney Landheld,
who also appears with Miss Chandler.
Joe Cook, comedian, who can give
an entire performance himself IL called
upon to do so, will offer a little bit
of everything that is generally seen on
a well regulated vaudeville bill.
He is a singer, dancer. comedian, ma
gician. imitator and musician
Feats of strength with the jaws and
teeth will be the bit contributed by
Kafka and Stanley.
sunny Southern Smiles and Songs
will introduce Bartram and Saxton.
Bensee and Baird in their "Songinage"
Confined on Page seven)
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-10-16
0LDFAVORITES
BACK AT MURAT
AND ENGLISH'S
The Flattering Word,' Keith's
Decentralization Horses
at the Lyric.
BURLESQUE AT PARK

Next week will offer nothing new
in the way of productions at the Mu-
rat and English's.
The next seven days might be re-
ferred to as return engagement
week." as "The Bird of Paradise
viii be seen again at the Murat for
i've days beginning Tuesday night
and at English's on Monday night
Boyle Woolfolks production of ABE
Martin" viii open a return engage
ment.
George Kelly and assisting players in
The Flattering Word" will be the chief
event at B. F. Keith's next week.
Naughty Naughty" with Leona Fox,
viii be next weeks offering at the Park.
Arabian horses win be the unique fea-
ture on the bill opening Sunday at the
Lyric.
Babe Ward is announced at the Rialto
and a new bill Will be on view next week
at the Broadway.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-10-16
FARRAR OWN
COMPETITOR ON
SCREENS HERE
Offered in Two Productions
Next Week - Tarzan
Novelty at Ohio.
COLONIAL, OWEN MOORE

Geraldine Farrar will be her own
competitor in the local movie hoRses
next week, as two of her screen pro-
auctions will be on view.
Farrar will open Sunday at the Al
hambra in "The Riddle: Woman
dramatic vehicle which was seen on
the stage at the Murat last season
with Bertha Kalich in the main role.
At Mister Smiths next week, Farrar
will appear in 1.-The Flame Of the Desert"
with Lou Tellegen, her husband In priv
ate life, in the cast.
Both movies strike a decidedly dra-
matte note, especially ''The Riddle
Woman"
At the Ohio a novelty movie called
1.-THE Revenge of Tarzan,1 will be next
weeks offering.
Owen Moore viii be seen in 1.-The Poor
Simp' at the Colonial; Bill Farnum In
Drag Harlan will be at the Regent;
Anita Stewart viii be at the Circle In
Harriet and the Piper" and Wanda
Hawley win be at the Isis for the frst
half Of the week in Food for Scandal"
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-10-16
CONCERNING
THE FARRAR MOVIES

Geraldine Farrar in 1.-THE Riddle {:
Woman" to be seen at the Alhambra
the first half Of next week, has the rolls
OF strong woman who Is victim In
her youth TO the advances of a man.
The story concerns three women who
were among the victims Of an unscrupu-
lous man.
In the same way and with the same
words this soul wrecker wins every
woman, but each one takes her tragedy
and sorrow differently.
CONTINUED on Page Six.)
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-05-11
WEST PHILADELPHIA

Mrs Albert Goldner, of 6054 Catharine
street and her niece Mrs. Joseph c,
Grover. of S26 South Fifty:.eighth street
who have been visiting MIRA Goldner
mother. Mrs. Lewis l.. Nichols, in CleNe-
land, O., will return homo by way of
Niagara Falls and Buffalo
Mrs. Roy p. Lodge, of Paterson, y. J.,
Is the guest for fortnight of her par
ents, Mr. and Mrs. william e. Gaunt
of 5lOl Chester avenue.
Announcement was made Yesterday
of the marriage of Miss Lena Il. Fox
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Fox.
of 62l0 De Lancey street, TO Mr. Joseph
], Cohen. which took place on September
lS in Baltimore. The Rev. VI. Rivkind
performed the ceremony which was kept
closely secret until today. Mr.. Rnd Mrs
Cohen will live with the brides parents
Mrs. A. Il. Shoemaker of Youngstown
O. Is spending few weeks as the CUES,
OF her sister and brother-in law, Mr.
and Mrs. William Preston Brenz. Jr
OF 5424 Angora terrace.
Mrs. Henry Protherow. of 1925 South
Fifty-fourth street, entertained Saturday
evening. Her guests included Mrs, Frank
Smith. Mrs. Ray Ferrar Mrs. William
p. BrenZ, Sr.. Mrs. Lewis Lilllch, Mrs
Henri Leech and Mrs. John Muckler.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Dill, Of 5s53
Springfield avenue, arc spending the
week end at Clementon, y. j.
The Merzbacher Club OF Temple Uni.
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DELAWARE COUNTY

Mr.. and Mrs. Harry H. Green, of
HreNel Hill, entertained at cards on Sat
uidav evening in honor of Mr. and Mrs.
Harry Williams, who were with them
over the weekend. Their guests i'm
cluded Mr.. and Mrs. George Estes, MIR.
and Mrs. John w. Robinson, MFR. and
Mrs. Eugene SChmltt and Mr.. and Mrs.
WILLIAMS, Mrs. Green's little nephew,
Master Francis NJ. Wagner, Jr., of
Pottstown, Is spending few weeks with
them.
Mr.. and Mrs. Karl Schneider have
issued Invitations fer reception in
honor of the Treble Clef Chorus at their
country home at Langhorne on Satur-
day afternoon, May 20.
A subscription dance will be given
at the Craftsmen's Club, at Drexei Hill
on Friday evening, June IL, for the
benefit of the Springfield Fire Company.
MRS. Eugene schmidt, of Springfield, will
have charge of the affair. Among the
patrcnesses will be Mrs George Estes,
Mrs. Harry II. Green, Mrs. George Rein
hart and Mrs. John w. Robinson.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Cannon Burton.
OF Chester, Will leave in n few weeks
for. an extended trip through California
and the West.
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NORTH PHILADELPHIA

Mr.. and Mrs. william J. Fitzpatrick
announce the engagement of their
daughter Miss Catharine NJ. Fftzpat-
rick TO Mr.. Raymond NJ. Courtenay Of
Bethlehem, Pa,
Mrs. J. Wentworth Reid and Mrs.
David H.. Moore, Jr., assisted by the
members OF the auxiliary of the chill
dren's ward of the Samaritan Hospital l..
Broad and Ontario streets, will give a
card party on Wednesday evening MAY
70, at o'clock, at the clubhouse OF the
Temple University Club. 1915 North
Broad street Bridge and 500 will be
played.
Announcement is made OF the mar
riage of Miss Elizabeth Grindrod,
daughter of Mrs. William Harris. Of
1921 Sergeant street, and Mr.. Harrison
Eisenhart, of Thirty-frst and Diamond
streets. on Saturday, May ! in the Park
Congregation Church. by the rector. the
In marriage by her grandfather, the
Rev Y. 7. Mutchler, and WAS attended
by Miss Florence Barlow. Mr.. William
Bonne was best man. Mr. and Mrs.
Eisenhart will live at Sharon Hin.
Mrs, H., Dellmarr Conley entertained
the members OF the Alpha Sigina
sorority on Saturday afternoon at her
hS% az Mrs. Rdse Fsu soy ss Hsr Tss
Haines. Mrs. Elmer G. Taylor, Miss
Gladys Vance. Mrs. Harry Herbrant,
Miss Marian Harris, Miss Bessie
Baldt, Miss Olive Duey. Miss Helen
Conine, Miss Elizabeth Hett and Miss
Jane Stretch.
The members of the class Of 'S3 of the
Girls High and Normal Schools will
hold their annual reunion on Saturday
afternoon at the home Of Mrs. Patton.
$40 South Forty-second street. Miss
Virginia Maitland is president of the
class and Miss Mary L. Robb is secre-
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-05-11
NEW JERSEY NOTES

Mr.. and Mrs Charles Sleeper. who
spent the winter at Marines, y. c., will
return in n few days and open their
country homo in Palmyra.
Mrs. Henry L. Wood and her little
daughter. Miss Bonney Wood and Miss
Martha B. Smith, of Church lane. Bev-
erly, left for n ten days visit with
friends at Richmond. Va,
Mrs. Davis Page Smith. OF Glenside,
has been spending a few days as the
guest Of her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
George Horner, of Burlington.
Miss Hazel williams has returned to
New York after spending "A few days
with her sister, Mrs II. L. Adams, of
the Red Brick, Edgewatcr Park.
Miss Lydia Weston has returned to
her home in Burlington from a few
days stay In Atlantic city.
Mrs. Watson Mervnc, OF OverbrooS,
is visiting at the home of her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Hunt in Palmyra.
The Porch Club. Of Rlverton, will
celebrate its silver jubilee on May is as
a federated club.
Mrs. James IT. Lowden and her two
children have closed their home in Pal
myra and will spend their summer at
McCloud. Okla.
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SOUTH PHILADELPHIA

Mr.. and Mrs. Lettera. of 1921 Reed
street, announce the engagement of their
daughter, Miss Adeline Lettera, to Mr..
ID. s antillo, OF 1717 Mifflin street.
Miss Gertrude c. Brown, daughter OF
Mr. and Mrs. James j. Brown, Of 2514
South Nineteenth street, has gone to
Providence, r. J., to remain for fort
night as the guest Of Mrs. Clinton Shep-
pard. Mrs. Sheppard will be remem.
bered as Miss Annie Judge.
The Comrade Country Club of South
Philadelphia. composed OF all ex-service
men, have opened their summer cot
tage at Clementon Heights. Among
the members OF the club are Mr.. John
Wiley, president: Mr.. Christopher
Braddock, vice president Mr. John Nc
kay1 secretary; Mr. Harvey Wiley,
treasurer; Mr.. Thomas Kelly, business
manager; Mr.. James Wiley, outside of.
ficer: Mr.. William Cullen. inside or.
flcer; MrP Thomas Kane. Mr.. Thomas
Mccormick. Mr.. Frank Mccormick, Mr..
James Caine, Mr.. Raymond Cullen, Mr..
Howard Jackson, Mr.. Charles Abbitie
and Mr.. Edward Walker. .
Mr.. and Mrs. David Wagner, of 233S
South Woodstock street, have returned
from their wedding trip. Mrs Wagner
will be remembered as Miss Elizabeth
Philips.
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SOCIAL ACTIVITIES

Mrs. Ephram Brice. of 1918 Locust
street, has issued invitations for the
marriage Of her daughter. Miss Mabel
4, Brfcc and Mr.. Walter Stratton
O'clock in the Church OF st. Luke and
the Epiphany. Thirteenth street near
Pine. A small reception will follow
the ceremony
Mr.. and Mrs. Oliver Eaton Cromwell,
Of l72l Locust street. have issued
invitations for "a dinner-dance on Sat
nrday night in honor Of Miss Delphine
1odge, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
Horace Elgin Dodge. of Crosse Point,
Mich and Mr.. James II. r. Cromwell,
son OF Mr. and Mrs. Edward n. Stotes-
ourE whose marriage will take place
on Thursday, June Il.
- Miss Marie Louise Ashhurst and Mr.
Z II, Butler Smythe. whose engagement
mas been announced recently, will be
Me guests of honor at buffet supper
on On saturday, June 3. to be given by Mise
Dorothy Ncwbold Ely, daughter Of Mr..
Sh Shu Mrs William Newbald Ely. of
""eS'hut Hill. at her parents home.
=, Miss Virginia Roberts daughter Of
Mr, and Mrs George w. b. Roberts,
cchIose engagement to Mr.. II. Percivai
nnIehalnning was recently announced.
Ill WI ue the guest of honor at a theatre
CC%, followed by supper at the Ritz
to tarhoh. on saturday evening. May 22,
Gr.nSt.gNen mS gwen by Mr. and Mrs. Robert
nut Hill '''' O"'S'-
!, dHe Philadelphia colony OF New Eng
.n .snu women will give its annual hInc6-
az" AZ ate az Hotel Rittcnhouse tomorrow
MI, NJ ! clock, Mrs. Robert Fowler Cum
Venss, OF Chicago, national president
e'"V'd| Will DO the guest of honor and
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rlooA

The wedding of Miss Margaret Doyle
daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs, Francis j:
Doyle, OF 4129 North Broad street, and
Mr.. Raphael ODonneli, will take place
In st. Dtike's Church, Glenslde, on Tues
day afternoon, May 25, and will be fol
lowed by reception 9t the North Hills
Country Club. Tho bride will have her
sister. Miss Dorothy Doyle, for maid
OF honor. and for bridesmaids Miss
GLADYS Quinn, Miss Anna Rafferty,, Mrs.
John Birnbrauer, sister Of the BRIDE
groom and Miss Rose Doyle, sister OF
the bride.
Miss Sara Hutchinson, daughter OF
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Hutchinson, or
3537 North Camac street. whose mar
riage to Mr.. Ralph Madden will take
place this month. spent last weekend
In MllVlle, n. J.
Mrs. Nettie Fry. OF Pottstown. Pa,
ls spending the month as the guest OF
her daughter, Mrs. william MacFar-
land. of 1907 Butler street.
Miss Ida Pfaum, Sof 3539 North
Twenty-first street, was tho May hos
tess OF the G.. e. G. Club last week,
when her guests included: Miss Clara
Schmidt Miss Marie Alexander. Mrs.
Thea Boyer, Miss Maria oumsworth.
Miss Lulu Votteler. Miss Laura Spiess.
Miss Marie Muench, Miss Anna Ba-
gans, Miss Emma Hickman, Mrs. Lucy
Graf. Miss Ruth Bechtold. Miss Bertha
Jaep, Miss Louise Jaepp. Miss Helen
Weiss and Miss Mildred Meyer.
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tary. The annual reunion of the class
of 'SS will be held on the same after
noon at Hamilton Court, when an in
formal reception will be given for the
newly elected president, Mrs. Charles
A. Gill. Interesting programs have
been arranged for each entertainment.
Mrs Henry f. Young entertained the
members of the aid society of the Bethel
United Evangelical Church last evening,
Her guests included Mrs. John $. Chubb,
Mrs J. Woods Batdorf. Miss Helen Ben
nett Miss Christine Chubb, Mrs. John
McKrell Mrs. II. Oberholtz. Mrs. Ray
w Musselmau Mrs. Charles Cope, Mrs.
Thomas Wicker Mrs. Charles Fischer,
Mrs Hiram. Longacre, Miss Evelyn
Yeagley, Miss Mabel Yeagley. Mrs WI.
caTrie earn hSt Mack. KISS MTs er' " Biesei. Mrs Mrs
Isaiah Snyder. Mrs. John .Haldeman.
Mrs. l.. NJ Yeagley. Mrs. Harvey Hal
deman, Mrs. Harry Gale. Miss diary
BatChelder and Mrs. Edwin II. Neagley.
Dr. Maria LASER has returned from
Florida, where she, spent several months,
and Is the guest of Mrs. Joseph b. Fei-
gel, OF 2403 North Broad street.
Mr.. and Mrs Ely X. Selig. of tho
Hotel Majestic, have been entertaining
their son.inlaw and daughter. Mr.. AND
Mrs Alfred s. Eiseman, ana their sman
son, of New York
Mr.. and Mrs. CharleS y. stern anu
family left last week to make their home
at 47i9 Drexel Boulevard, Chicago.
Mrs Walter Eastburn. OF 2141 North
Eighteenth street. was hostess at the an
nual spring luncheon and 500 of her
club sast week, given at the Hotel Nor
mandie. Among those present We're
Mrs. william Boyd. Mrs. Lewis, Eckels,
Mrs. Rose Russell, Mrs Harry j. Ether,
Mrs. Albert Moore, Mrs. George Remen-
ter Mrs. Harry Palmer. Mrs. William
Carman. Mrs. Eugene LoreauX. Mrs.
James GladinC. Mrs. Harry Kruger,
Mrs. Elmer Young. Mrs. William Gun.
ningham Mrs. Byron Ramsey. Mrs.
George Gugenheimer. Mrs. William
Chambers. Mrs. Harry Palmer and Mrs.
William Dilsmore.
Miss Gertrude Hamiltoni of North
Eleventh street, will entertain her 500
club at her home tomorrow afternoon,
The class of 1854, Girls Normal
School. will hold its annual reunion on
May Is, at the Art All lance,
1929 Walnut street. Mrs: Lewis r.
Dick is president of the class.
Miss Beatrice weinreich, Of 1903
Diamond street, is spending few days
as guest of her sister, Mrs. Lawrence
of Washington.
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Martin.BuQaX Wedding

An interesting wedding was solemn
ized with high nuptial mass yesterday
morning I'M the Cathedral Of st. Peter
and st Paul, when Miss Marie Buggy,
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Bernard
j. Buggy. of 1922 Green street. was
married to Mr.. John II. Martin, of 3722
Walnut street, with the Rev. Richard
S. Kelly officiating. The bride was given
in marriage by her father and wore a
gown of white faille, veiled with white
chiffon. and n veil of tulle arranged
with coronet OF orange blossoms.
Bride roses and lilies of the valley were
carried. Miss Julia G.. Buggy, who was
her sisters maid of honor, wore a gown
Of pink crepe Dc chine with n hat of
georgette crepe of the same shade and
carried pink roses and sweetpeas.
DR.. Vincent T. Buggy, the ls'ide's
brother. was best man. The service was
followed by n breakfast at the home OF
the brides parents. Mr. and Mrs. Mar
tin left on a ty1p and will he at homo
after June 1 at the Won Louhr Apart
ments West Philadelphia.
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NoRRIsToWN

The wedding. of Miss Mabel y. Slough.
daughter OF Mr; and Mrs. Elmer u.
Slough, CT Highland avenue, and MIR.
Louis w. Freeman. Of Philadelphia,
took place on Saturday morning at
~ o'clock in Grace Lutheran Church,
The Rev. Charles X Kreiter, pas.
tor, ofiiciated at the ceremony. Miss
II. May. Slough attended her sister as
maid of honor and the best man was
Mr.. Jacob kinsey. of Philadelphia. Upon
their return from wedding trip TO
Atlantic City, Mr.. and Mrs. Freeman
will live in West Philadelphia. The
bridegroom and the best man were in
the service together in France.
The marriage of Miss Jessie l.. Pow.
ell. daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. James NJ
Powell, cf 521 Haws avenue. and Mr.
Ronald J. Williams, of 2l9 East Form
ance, was solernnized on Saturday morn.
ing in the st. George Methodist Church
Philadelphia. The Rev. !, d Hughet
ofIlciated. The bride and bridegroom
were unattended. They will spend theil
wedding trip in Atlantic city. Mr.. VII:
liams was overseas with the United
States tank corps during the war.
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MANAYUNk

The annual reception and banquet OF
Palestine Chapter No. $50. Order OF
the Eastern Star. will be held tomorrow
evening in Masonic Hall, on Main street.
will preside at the banquet and will
be assisted in receiving by Mrs. Har-
riet P. Rogers, assistant matron; Mrs.
Lee Burgess, secretary; Mrs. Alfred
Patchett, treasurer; Mrs. Julia l.. Camp,
conductress. and Mrs. Louise i. Fer
rier. her assistant. An address will be
made by Mr.. J. Horace Ferrier. worthy
patron.
A campaign will be started tomorrow
TO raise $4,000 to procure home In
the Twenty-first ward for the Thomas
Emery Post 229. American Legion.
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ROXBOROUGH

Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred Patchett, OF 6S25
Ridge avenue, entertained at cards on
Saturday evening at their home, with
the following guests: Mr.. and Mrs. Sam
uel Borer. MIR. and Mrs. Walter f. But
ton, Miss Martha Woener and Mr.. and
Mrs. Alfred r. Bechtel.
Mrs. Herbert Stafford, of 453 Seville
street, entertained the members OF the
RoXborough Mothers Club last week at
their May meeting.
Mrs. A. c. Thring and Mrs Allison
are taking trip to Niagara Falls and
Canada.
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49,.

*. Lillian Clayton will preside. Adx
dresses win be delivered by the Rev.
Robert Norwood, rector Of the Me-.
mortal Church OF st. Paul. Overbrook |;
Miss Hilda w. Smith. acting dean d
Bryn Mawr College, and DR.. Edwnrl
Parker Davis, Of jefferson Medical
College. \.
Hospital nurses and high school girls
have been invited. as we'll ns the pub.
lie. The memorial is free, and ne
tickets are required. 81
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MooREsTowN

Mr. and Mrs Heberton williams and
son, Mr.. Hcberton williams, Jr., are
spending u few days In Atlantic city
The opcretta Pandora" under the di.
rection OF Miss Helen Cox, was given
in the public school auditorium, on
Thursday, thlrty-four Of the young chill
dren taking part. with Miss Rose Brit
ncr as Epometheus, Miss Catherine
Cork as Pandora, Miss Margaret VIII
kins as Quicksilver and Miss Marion
wilkins as Hope.
Miss Esther French and Mr. Edward
French are home from college for a
few days vacation.
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MORRIS MAY LEAVE TOXIC
Resignation Of Ambassador to Japan
Forecast by Honolulu Dispatch

A dispatch from Honolulu today an
nounccs that the Toxic correspondent Of
the Honolulu Pacific Advertiser has
learned that Roland =. Morris. of this
city, United States ambassador TO
japan, may resign in the near future
The Toxic correspondent learns that
Mr.. Morris, who was appointed by
President Wilson shortly after America
entered the war. will return TO the
United States to participate in the
presidential election.
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versty held it's semimonthly meeting
Sunday al the home of Professor Merz-
bacher. 5O39 Walton avenue, where the
new board of directors was elected. This
Will consist of Mr.. James ]. Regan,
president Mr.. A. Lincoln Meyers. vice
president; Mr. Harold B. Borneman,
tary Mr.. Emanuel Romm. Mr.. John
Horan and Mr.. Thomas Regan. Prelim-
mary steps for Incorporating the club
were considered. The constitution CT
the, club was received and ratified.
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ALONG THE READING

Miss Edythe Sternberger, daughter or
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Sternberger OF
6732 Sydenham street, Oak Lane, will
be married to Mr.. Gilbert ]. Lehman
Hotel. The ceremony will be performed
by the Rev. Dr. Joseph Krauskopf at 7
O'Clock in the. presence of the Immediate
members OF the families.
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STRAWBERRY MANSION

surprise freedom party was given
by Miss Anna Neumann. of 1908 North
Thirty-first street, in honor Of her
day. Among the guests were MIR. and
Mrs. Charles Neumann, Mr.. and Mrs.
r. Kagle, Mr.. and Mrs. l.. Morgen-
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-05-11
NIGHTINGALE ANNIVERSARY
Centenary Of angel Of crimea" to
Be Observed

Florence Nightingale's Tooth birth
day anniversary will be observed to-
morrow night with memorial. THE
Temple. Broad and Berks street. Miss
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roth Miss Ethel stein. Miss Frances
Mallon Miss Charlotte Roth, Miss
Florence Robinson, Mr.. Morris Keppel-
man, Mr. Max Beerman Mr.. Allen.l
Nicholas and Mr.. Oscar NptImnnn