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The Washington times., 1920-05-19

stand, went over to the table in front
Af the States Attorney and from un-
der IL took the shotgun. ohe
motioned to tho interpreter, Orlanoo
Angellucci, a farmer OF Union Bridge
and had him stand in front or her.
She rehearsed the threats she saio
her husband had made and theh toiu
AngeIlucci to turn his back.
She then threw the butt OF the gun
under her shoulder and pulled the
trigger. Then to demonstrate her
version OF how her husband hao
fallen she threw the gun on the iloor'
after which she demonstrated WIN
the gun how she placed the BODY OF
her husband on the railroad tracks'
BeforeOagain taking the stsnn tne
woman removed her shirtwaist al
most entirely and showed TO the jury
black and blue colored bruises on her
arms and back which she SAID were
inflicted by her husband re" DAYS
before she killed him.
The woman said Potenziani knew
nothing of the killing until she toid
him. He was asleep at the t'me'
she said 80,
Silas Joshua Brothers VIII be
placed on trial in the court here to-
day charged with the murder OF
Joshua Merryman. rs years old on
the farm near Haight early last
March. Brothers, several days ago
confessed he had shot and killed the
aged recIue. He said he did II IN
defense of his wife's honor. Later ne
repudiated his confession and said
he did not shoot the man. he saia
he confessed because he reared the
authorities.
The Washington times., 1920-05-19
G.
ostsin New life By Taking
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or other narcotic drugs Write for booklet
Hach package contains so days treatment
mall VI c. II. Howells a Co. -
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Drug Stores and other leading druGgista
The Washington times., 1920-05-19
DISTRICT ELECTS
PUBLIC OFFICIALS
Washington Enthuseu Over Bal
loting Last Night for Com
munity Heads.

Washington went to the polls last
night. For the hrst time In more
than forty years residents OF this city
had an opportunity TO elect paid
public officials. Paid secretaries and
officers OF the various community
center associations In the DISTRICT
kwers selected by ballots last night
The interest manifested In the elee-
tion was greater than expected Al
the Thomson School, where Congress-
man Joseph @. Cannon and Congress
man Raker spoke. two overflow meet
ings were held.
A meeting of the Eastern High
School Community Center Assoclation
followed the election. The associa-
ton indorsed the $500 bonus sought by
the teachers. Purchase OF the prop
erty on the corner OF Fourth and &
streets northeast for use ASA play
ground was urged IN a resolution.
Results of the elections follow:
Thompson Community Center-Mrs.
A. C. Driscoll. secretary; l.. b. Hud-
son, president: II. i. sAshion, vice
president. and Mrs. Laura Ragland,
treasurer.
Park View-Miss Frances Farley,
secretary; George III. Russell, presi-
The Washington times., 1920-05-19
'bouncer in Chicago
Resort Is Disciple Of
Amy Lowell Verse

CHICAGO, May 1s.-Rsymond
Regnella, "bouncer" In the noto-
rious resort Of big Jim" Colo
simo, recently mysteriously muir
dered, has given this bit OF free
verse 10 his friends. Regnella
has .mopped up" mutilsted. and
half-killed hundreds of disorderly
patrons. but listen;
Poor Jim--poor boy.
Anable and benign TO all you al
ways was
During your placid or elouded
Now you are no more, my noble
benefactor. my gentle friend.
My heart Is broken by your hor-
rible end.
In your own store an evil genius
your precious life destroyed.
While real happiness you hardly
enjoyed,
As II you was a toy.
Losing you. Jim, is a crushing
blow TO me-
Good as you was TO me no one
will ever be.
Poor Jim. poor boy
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Johnson. la view OF the fact thAt a
special commission appointed by Brit
ish authorities to study this form OF
taxation In England has just pro-
nopnc0i II practical 10 collect the
tsxes. "We adopted many OF our
forms OF war taxes from England"
commented Johnson. "snd We would
10 well 10 follow them In our plans
TO collect on war prohL.
II beaten In the Republican caucus
tonight. Johnson says That he and his
The Washington times., 1920-05-19

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othsr day with
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Don't p~rslyEs
your system with
strong csthsrtics-
Usss purely veg
etsble compound
that starts the
stoma ach, liver
and bowels into
action In q nstu-
raj way. The
gre est tonic
laxative ever dis
covered
The Washington times., 1920-05-19

associates viii carry their night for
House, where he will get Democrats
support. I'VE will abandon the night
for this tax only when we see that
our night threatens TO defeat the bonus
legislation" he concluded.
The Washington times., 1920-05-19
ALLOWS. VOTE ON BONDS.

STAUNTON, Va, May 19.-Judse
Anderson, of Covington, presiding d.
the special session OF circuit cour'
has granted a petition for an election
on the issue of bonds of S25O,OOO for
road Improvement in Augusta county
The date was set as June %.
The Washington times., 1920-05-19

els "a a hama. s~isk d. pals, In
distre~.s" That's all the s.isaiios
Ar@y Isssis asks. she cares sssskt
for creed, roIor or country.
The Washington times., 1920-05-19
Take Aspirin
With Water

contains proper directions for
Colds, Headache, Toothaehe. Ear
ache, Neuralgia, Lumbsgo, Rheu.
matism, Neuritis, and for Pain.
Always say "Bayer" when buy
ing Aspirin. Then look for the
safety 'Bayer Cross" on the pack
age and on the tablets.
Handy tin boxes of twelve tab
let's cost but a few cents. Drug
gists also sell larger packages.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-07-30
WEST PHILADELPHIA

=, Mrs. a. Thompson and her daughter
Miss Dilllan Thompson, of 3o05 Sbast' -
nut street, have moved to their new
home at Forty-first and Locust street"
They will spend the month of August at
Wernersville, Pa.
Mr.. and Mrs. Raymond ]. CoghIon
and their daughter, Miss June Coghlan,
OF 4Zl7 Brown street are at wildwood
\. j., Tor an indefinite period as the
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. John p. Coghlan.
Mrs. John Rogers and her grand
daughter. Miss Dorothy Rogers. of
Kings Court, Thirty-sixth and Chest
nut streets, are entertaining guests from
richmond, Va, at their cottage in Cape
May.
Mr., and Mrs. Jacques Beerwald of
1920 Spruce street, are spending some
time at Atlantic City.
Mrs. G. Burkhart has returned to her
home at 1926 Usage avenue, after visit
to New York.
Mr.. and Mrs. Russell Wager and their
family, OF Forty-ffth street and Chester
avenue. are occupying their cottage at
Cape May, N. j.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Greenwell OF 4517
Spruce street, are spending the summer
at Ocean City, n. J.
Mr.. and Mrs. Milton Kutz. of the
Tracy Apartments, ThirtY-siNth and
Chestnut streets, will motor to Buena
Vista in the Blue mountains of Penn
sylvania, where they will spend several
weeks at the Buena Vista Springs Hotel
Mr.. and Mrs. Michael Inselbuch, OF
1903 Chestnut street, are occupying their
apartment at Chelsea, n. j.
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FORM CIVIC SAFETY BOARD
Committee Named to Arrange Sys.
tenn of Awards

The board of managers of the Civic
Safety Fund, for affording recognition
for heroic or meritorious services by
policemen and firemen and for the pro :
lection of their dependents in case Of
accident. organized yesterday in the
Office of Mayor Moore. The board, ap:.
pointed last week by the Mayor, elected
the Mayor its president; John Wana-
maker, vice president; Mrs. j: Willis
Martin, secretary. and the Real Estate
Title and Turst Co., treasurer.
An executive committee was ap-
pointed with power to arrange sys-
TEN of apportionment Of funds in wor-
thy cases and to agree upon design
for a medal to be bestowed as badge
of honor upon firemen and policemen
who perform acts of heroism or special
service. The committee includes the
officers Of the board and in addition
Samuel NJ. Vauclain. Theodore +. Jen-
kins. C. Stuart Patterson, Francis A.
Lewis. Richard Weglein. president Of
Council. and Director Cortelyou, of
Public Safety. Detailed plans for vis-
iting the wounded or the sick and to
assist widows and children Of policemen
and fremen were also left to the execu-
tive committee.
The Mayor announced he would call
a meeting of the executive committee
within the next ten days.
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DELAWARE COUNTY

Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest M. Yarnali and
their family, of Moylan, are spending
few weeks at Rehoboth Beach, Del
Mr.. Harley Emerson Monk, of Chester,
left today on a business trip for Chile,
s A., to remain for two and half
years.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Saulnier, of Me-
dia, have returned from a stay in Massa.
chusetts, where they we're the guests Oh
Mr.. Saulniers family.
Mr.. and Mrs Andrew M. Eastwlck,
who have recently returned to their home
in Moylan from stay in the Blue
Ridge mountains, Md, are spending n
few days at Congress Hall, Cape May,
N. J. Their son and daughter-in-law,
Mr.. and Mrs. A, M EastwiclS, who ac-
companied them on their Maryland trip,
are now at their home in Baltimore.
Mr.. and Mrs. Maurice Bower Saul.
of Rose Valley, are spending q few days
at Browns Mills-in-the-Pines, N. J.
Mrs. James p. Hunter, of South
Orange street, Media, has gone to Can
ada to join her daughters, Miss Viviennc
Hunter and Miss Margaret Hunter and
her brother, Mr.. Frank Hopkins. at his
summer cottage near Montreal.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. Il. d. Coffey, of Rose
Valley, have been entertaining their
brother. Mr.. Edward II. Coffey, of
Yonkers, n. Y, who has been motoring
through the West. Mr.. Coffey was a
graduate of Princeton University IL
June.
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MOORESTOWN

Mr. and Mrs. Victor weirman have
gone to Bradford, Pa, for a months
visit.
Mr. John ]. Cox. of Philadelphia. has
rented Mr.. r. Balegant de LIE Forterie s
homo on Pleasant Valley avenue for the
summer.
Miss Mary E. Bacon, of East Maple
avenue. is spending her vacation in New
England.
Mr.. Harry e. Richman and his fam
lily. Of East Main street, are spending
the summer In Ocean Grove. n. J.
Mr.. and Mrs N. Newlin Stokes. OF
Chester avenue. have gone to Bay
Head N. ].
Mr.. Henry B. Coles ana his family,
Of East Main street, are occupying their
cottage In Seaside Park, N. ].
Mr.. and Mrs. Dudley Perkins and
their son, of Evergreen Lawn, with Mr..
and Mrs. Cooper Jessup and their daugh-
ter, have gone to Buck Hill Falls. to re-
main until September.
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ Albert Linton. of
East Oak avenue, will sail this week for
England to attend the World Conference
of Friends. to be held in London in
August.
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spent the month of July at their cot
tage on Fifth street and Second avenue,
in Avalon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Graham. of 1894 Cath
arine street, are receiving congratula-
tions on the birth of daughter.
Friends of Mrs. George Keatlng. of
zoos South Seventeenth street will be
glad to hear she Is recuperating from
her recent illness.
Mr.. and Mrs. William K. Gray have
returned from their wedding trip to
New York. and are now at home at COS
carp street. Mrs. Gray will be remem-
bered as Miss Marie Kenny.
Mr.. Albert Willis has returned to his
home. 2605 South Seventeenth street,
after a visit with friends in Pittsburgh.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Kelly, of 113
Wolf street. are receiving congratula-
tions on the birth of a son. Edward
Kelly. Mrs. Kelly will be remembered
as Miss Estella Galston.-
Mr. and Mrs. S. Dell, of Woodbury.,
entertained at their cottage in Atlantic
City. for a few days, the following
Miss Florence v. Jordan; Miss Eleanor
B. Boyle, Miss Florence Jackson. Miss
Margaret Sompkin, Mr., Wayne Walton,
Mr.. Lloyd Pearson and Mr.. Jacob Muller.
Mr.. Charles Jordan. of Twentieth and
Mercy streets, and Mr. J. Ebel and MIR.
w. Hartman have returned to their
homes after spending several days at
Wildwood.
Mrs. Martha Mcdowell, of 2043 South
Nineteenth street. will leave next week
for wildwood, where she expects to re-
main for the remainder of the season.
Miss Sadie Romano and Miss Bella
Romano, daughters of Mr.. and Mrs.
Frank Romano, of 1902 Wolf street, will
spend the weekend as the guests of Mr..
and Mrs. James Cannon. of 2036 South
Eighteenth street, at their cottage, 242
East Andrews avenue, Wildwood.
Mr.. ]. Toland of 1926 South Broad
street, and his family are spending the
summer at their cottage in Chelsea.
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|END OF WEALTHY DRONES vi
SEEN BY RICH SALESLADY
Chicago Society Maron Recently Bored by ldeness, Assers
She Is in Earnest about Her NetU Work

Chicago, July 30.-Mrs. Walter Will
lett, with more money than she cal
spend, q rich husband, new car every
year, lovely home, a prize bulldog
and nothing on earth to do but play
bridge and drink tea, has gone to work.
A saleslady, II you please, and in the
first six days she was on the job she
sold just $500 worth of chocolates.
1.-THE day is coming" she says,
"when there won't be any silly, idle
women, waiting for hubby to come
home and then dragging him out at
night when he is tired and wants to
rest. The clinging vine days are gone.
"It won't be long before thousands
of wealthy women will go to work, Just
because they don't want to be drones,
idling their time and boring wiser,
buster people with their petty disturb
ances. The homes are going to be hap
pier when women who have no chill
dren to care for go out and get jobs
for themselves. I got mine without n
suggestion from any one and without
telling my husband.
II don't feel that I am taking the
JoD lroHh any "Oindn WHO neeuS IL. II
some one came along who needed the
money and she could do the work as
well I'd quit in a minute, but I'll never
be a drone again.
I've been a bridge playing, night
waking, day sleeping, lounge about
long enough. My husband says it i'm
proves my disposition as we'll as my
understanding of now men can come
home tired at night and while he is
too surprised to understand it all as yet
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RoxBORoUGH

Mrs. Robert II. Hey. of Grand View ;
her guest. Mrs. Elizabeth Hey, OF Dem
yer. Col ; Mr.. and Mrs Edmund Keely
and Miss Mildred Hey form a house
party at the summer home of Mr.. and
Mrs. Richard Hey in Ocean City. Mrs.
Keely, who was June bride, was Miss
Elizabeth E. Hey.
Mrs. John Lex. of 764 Manatawna
avenue, entertained the following on
Wednesday afternoon at her home: Mrs.
William McKenna, Mrs. Samuel Miller,
Mrs. Charles Meyer, Mrs. william r.
Steele. Mrs. William Kulp, Mrs. George
w. Meyer, Mrs. Emma Schofield, Mrs.
Harry Dagger. Mrs. Edward Priest. Mrs.
George Miller, Mrs George Wanklin,
Mrs. william Carver, Mrs. Amelia
Boschert, Mrs. Newton Bovard, Mrs,
Louis Schmick, Mrs. Eliza P. Reid, Miss
Mary ]. Patton and Mrs. Frank Lilly.
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STRAWBERRY MANSION

Mr.. and Mrs. NJ Schoenfeld, of 1887
Diamond street. are spending the sum-
mer in Atlantic City.
Mrs. Arthur Cohen, of 1924 oxford
street, Is spending some time with Mrs.
Lippman. OF 45S Rockaway avenue,
Brooklyn.
Mr.. and Mrs. Herman Frieder and
their family, Of 2029 North Thirty-third
street, are living at 211 Atlantic avenue,
Atlantic City, for the summer.
Mr.. Philip Stern, of Louisville. KY,
Is visiting his brother-in-law and Sis
ter, Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Rosenberg, Of
1000 North Thirty-third street
Mr.. and Mrs. N. Srolovitz and their
family, Of 2237 North Thirty-third
street, are spending the summer at 121
South Metropolitan avenue, Atlantic
City.
Mr. and Mrs. S. Schimmel and their
family, of 1908 North Thirty-third
street. are spending the summer at Con-
shohocken.
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T!OGA

Mr.. and Mrs. William NJ. Ross. OF 371S
North Seventh street. are taking an au-
tomobile trip along the Atlantic coast
from Long Branch to Cape May.
Mrs George A. Martin. OF 1912 Jer-
ONE street, has gone to Canada for the
late summer.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lester Dickensheets, OF
Gloucester, n. J., formerly of North Six
teenth street. are receiving congratula-
tions on the birth of a son, James Geyer
Dickensheets. Mrs. Dickensheets will be
remembered as Miss Chrissie Geyer.
Mr. and Mrs. William Moorehead will
return from their wedding trip tomor-
row and will be at home at 1925 North
Thirteenth street. Mrs. Moorehead. who
was Miss Elizabeth D. Martin, was
June bride.
Mrs. Charles Small PaXson and her
family have closed their camp on the
Perkiomen and have returned to their
home on West Ontario street.
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NORTH PHILADELPHIA

Or. and Mrs. Hugh Hanna, of 2S4s
Diamond street, will spend the late
summer in Pittsburgh, where they viii
attend the annual reunion of the Hanna
family.
Mr.; Charles O'Hara and his daueb-
ter. Miss Elizabeth O'Hara, will spend
August at Edwinna, Pa.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wesley Calhoun have rc-
turned from their wedding tour ana
are at home at S07 West Lehign nv.-
nue.. The bride was Miss Carolyn
Mr.. and Mrs Jacob Gross. who will
return tomorrow from their wedding
Trip. VIII be at home at 220s Nortn
Seventeenth street. Mrs. Gross was
Miss Rose Fell.
Mrs. John Coulbourn has gone 70 tbe
coast OF North Carolina to remain
through the heated term.
= Miss Clarisse Hirshberg and Miss
lrma Hirshberg. of 1881 North TWENTY
hrst street. will join Mr. and Mrs, sew
more more Schulhoffer, Miss Inez Heller and
anS m,Ss Mos Kose c Sttr,ause. ST., Of Richmond. va,
a tour of the Great Lake region ann
canada leaving here Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alexander B. Cohn and
ents. Mr. and Mrs, David GlaserN ~
1886 North Smedley street.
Miss Katherine Mayer and Mis-.
Juiiet Mayer. Of the Lorraine, have left
Htiantlc CITY and are touring through
Maine and New Hampshire. '0ue"
Mrs. Max J. Nathan and her %, Mr.
Joseph M. Nathan. of 1911 West Erie
avenue, have gone to Hollywood. Calf
accompanied by Mrs. Nathan's niece
mrs. lsadore spector, Of New York Tor
the summer A'f
Miss Helen Huston, of 1900 North
mark Iit avenue; is visiting friends in Ber-
by Mrs Charles Snyder, Jr' ~ ''iou ho.
cottage In Ocean City. n. J.
Mrs Howard Adams, of 1902 Er,o
avenue. Is spending the month OF Tmiv
at Ocean City, N J. VI July
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NORRISToWN

Interesting among the August we'd
dings Will be that of Miss Helen Dane
Danehower of Yerkes, and Mr.. George
Detwiler, of Port Indian. The marriage
Will be solemnized at the home of the
bride on Wednesday, August IL.
Miss Louise Paxson. Miss Edith Wei
kel, Miss Miriam Jessop, Miss Mary
Emery and Miss Constance Griffith have
returned from Camp Nepahwin, Can
ton. where they represented the local
Young Women's Christian Association at
the annual state camp conference.
Mr.. J. II. Caprone, of Haws avu-pe,
was the guest Of honor at a o,' Ier par "
at which covers were laid zJr sixteen.
Mr.. Caprone will leave in the near future
to live in Hazleton, Pa.
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GER M ANTOWN

Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Knox and their
daughter. Miss Alta Knox, of 4617
wayne avenue. are spending month
In Lewisburg. Pa.
Mrs. James McDermott. Of 1863 Eas,
fittenhouse street, has gone to Provi.
dence, r. l.. where she will spend a
month.
Mrs: George woolley, Of so West VIII.
low Grove avenue. is touring through
England. She will return to this
country in October.
Miss NJ. A. Dillon, of Green street
has gone TO Colorado Springs, stopping
at chicago and her former home in
Kansas CITY on the way. She will be
gone during the remainder Of July and
August.
the marriage of Miss Marian Carr. OF
SoI rochelle avenue, to Mr.. Daniel M.
foder Of 14S North Twentieth street.
vii VIII take pace on Wednesday, seb-
Miss Isabel Willxie and Miss Eleanor
Wlikie, daughters of Mr.. and Mrs,
arthur Wilkie, of 100 Harvey street, are
sspenanig Few days at Seaside Heights,
Mrs. Robert R, Calhoun has returned
10 her home at sag East Washington
lane, from a visit with her parents, Mr.
and Mrs. y j.. Bowser, Of New York. az
thelr summer home along the Della
ware, near Lambertvllle, ". J. Mrs.
Calhoun's sister Mrs. Charles Alter. OF
pittsburgh, Is now the guest of Mr.. ana
Mrs. Bowser.
Miss Dorothy Price, of 243 schoo,
iane, entertained informally at her home
last night: Her guests were Miss
Florence Ritter, Miss Marjorie Peel Miss
Mary Smith, Miss Marguerite Wagner,
Miss Elsa Wohlfeld. Miss Carrie Rhimer'
MISS Mildred Shertzer. Miss Alice Van
Artsdalen, Miss Dorothy WillSie, Miss
Dorothy Rose, Miss Elise Smith ano
MISS Magdalene Young.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank A. weisner and
their daughter Miss Dorothy Weisner
with Mrs. Weisner's parents, Mr.. and
MRS. Hagar of East TulpenocKen
street, are spending the summer on n
farm near Skippack, Pa
Miss May lesser, OF 5625 Chew street
Is the guest for week of her cousin
Miss Carol lesser.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jacob J. Mann are
occupying their new home at 23l Fast
Price street since their return from,
their wedding trip. Mrs. Mann was
MISS Lillian Dreifus before her mar
riage in June.
Mr.. and Mrs Edwin L. Boyer and
thelr son. Mr.. Hermann Boyer. of 332
west Logan street, will motor to ocean
Sty tomorrow to remain through
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Photo by Phillips G. Phillips.

Gillingham street, are spending fort
night at Avalon, n. ].
Mrs. Robert Peel, of 1909 Brill street.
is spending the remainder Of the sum-
mer at wildwood, N. j.
Mrs. Henry S. Borneman and her
family, of 4645 Penn street, are spend
ing some time at North Woodstock,
N. II.
Miss Lydia Crankshaw and Miss EN-
ma Crankshaw, of 1928 Harrison street,
have gone to Sebec, Me-: where they
p. Sampson, at her cottage
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Mayrns and their
daughter, of 1906 Orthodox street. have
recently sailed for Europe, where they
EXPECT to remain until November. They
are accompanied by Mr. and Mrs.
Amilinck.
Mrs. Arthur Baldwin, of 1919 Duhield
street, is at her cottage at Wildwood
Crest, N. ].
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. coILINs-SCARBORo

A wedding of interest, which took
place on Wednesday at noon. was that OF
Miss Lenah Scarboro. of Raleigh. N. c.,
niece of Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas II. Nor
gan, of St. Davids. and Mr.. John A.
Collins, son of Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph p.
Collins, of 921 South Forty-ninth street.
The ceremony took place in St. Francis
de Sales Church, Forty-seventh street
and Springfield avenue, the Rev. Mon
signor Michael j. Crane officiating. A
wedding breakfast followed Immediately
at the Bellevue -Stratford. The bride
who was given in marriage by her uncle
Mr. Thomas II. Morgan, had her
cousin, Miss Kathryn Dobbs as her only
attendant. Mr.. Frederick English acted
as best man for Mr.. Collins. Mr.. and
Mrs. Collins left Immediately for an ex-
tensive wedding trip. They will be AT
home after october 1 at 921 South
Forty-ninth street.