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The Marietta journal. (Marietta, Ga.) 1918-1944, 1920-09-10

FOR SALE 10 acres of land with
dwelling, barn and other outbuild-
lngs. Small pasture with water. !;
orchard of apple, peach and cherry
trees, and few grape vines. About
8 acres in cultivation. Two miles
north of Powder Springs on Powder
Springs and Lost Mountain road,
one-half mile from 7th District A.
and M. school. Apply to l. A. Rice
at the place. 36-39
The Marietta journal. (Marietta, Ga.) 1918-1944, 1920-09-10

FOR SALE-Dorsey home place,
TAI Kennesaw Avenue, Marietta.
9 room residence, modern conven-
lences, barn and other outhouses
in good condition. Fruit trees,
etc. Contains six acres land.
Terms to suit
33-tf JOHN T. DORSEY
The Marietta journal. (Marietta, Ga.) 1918-1944, 1920-09-10

FOR SALE Three fine Berkshire
pigs, three and half months old.
Can be seen at 42O Polk Street or
call 1861. Herbert G. Willingham.
36-37
The Marietta journal. (Marietta, Ga.) 1918-1944, 1920-09-10

FOR SALE A good grade Jersey
cow for $500. Also household
furniture. See same at 1O11 Whit
lock Avenue, Marietta. 36-37
The Marietta journal. (Marietta, Ga.) 1918-1944, 1920-09-10

BOARDERS WANTED Within 3
minutes walk of Glover'sMachine Co
and Buffers Marble Works. Apply
at 115 Glover Street. 36-37
The Marietta journal. (Marietta, Ga.) 1918-1944, 1920-09-10

MONEY TO LOAN-I have some
money to loan on good improv-
ed farm lands. @. B. Gam, Mari
eta, Ga. 4tf
The Marietta journal. (Marietta, Ga.) 1918-1944, 1920-09-10
By His Excellency.

HUUH NJ. DOhOEI, GOV6TuOr.
WHEREAS, The General Assembly
at its session in 1920 proposed an
Amendment to the Constitution of this
State, as set forth in an Act approved
August 18th, 1920, to-wit:
The Marietta journal. (Marietta, Ga.) 1918-1944, 1920-09-10

Submitting proposed amendment
to the Constitution Of Georgia to be
voted on at the general election to be
held in November, 1920, to amend
Paragraph. 2, Section /, Article IL OF
the Constitution of this State, so as to
lay out and create a new county from
portions of Pike and Monroe counties,
to be known as Lamar county, with
the City of GAINESVILLE as the county
scat
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-02-29

dies. In the center was a specially
arranged table for prominent Y. w.
workers and officials and those who
were TO offer toasts. This table WAS
centered with a oandelabrum holding
the tapers In blue and decofa'ej sim
ilarly to tho others. A recei ling
group composed OF Mesdamcs w. X.
Holmes, Louis Cohen, Norris I. OIL
bert and Mrs. r. Forrest Hayden re-
ceivod the guests. At the SpeaS' rs'
table were Miss Zellah Hein5nugh.
northwestern SECRETARY; Miss Edna
Pyle, general secretary OF the local
V w. C.. A.: Mis- w. I. Williams,
who gave the Daughters Tribute;
Miss Margaret Campbell, who gave
tho Mothers Tribute; Mrs. A. w.
Roth. president OF tho Tulsa Y. w.
G. A.; Mrs. q. II. Leonard, Miss Nir-
ginia Leonard. Mrs NJ. J. Lytle and
Miss Catherine Lytle, who gave the
grade girls tribute 10 Mother"
The Y. w. G. A. at Henry Ken
dali college was represented by "a
members aed 10 them mach of the
CONTINUED on NEXT PAGE
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Dinners

The Mothers and Daughters"
baffquct staged in the gymnasium
auditorium of the Y. w. G. a. on
Thursday evening deserves more
than passing mention. There were
492 covers placed which in itself de-
notes the interest manifested
Tables we're obliged to be arranged
at late moment in the cafeteria to
supply the attendance. The colors
of blue and white prevailed. with an
Introduction OF pink, the latter
shown in sweet peas which were
clustered in low bowls and bask cts
Crystal candlesticks held blue can. d.
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Musical

Monday evening. March !. at s:15
kclock win be given the first of the
3iog0 senior recitals of tho Kendall
n college fine arts department; for this
OCCASION Prof. John Knowles Weaver
PRESENTS his pupil. Miss Mildred
Tnnes. in her senior piano recital.
\ assisted by MIR. Paul Durham, BARI
tone. pupil of Mrs. II. j. Mugge. Fol
lowing is the program: prelude and
Fusuo in c Minor (Bach), Fan
TASTE In y Minor" (Mozart), "Gavotte
from Iphigenie in Aulis" (Gluck-
Brahms). Miss Jones. ITO an Old
Love" (ScotD. "Three Roses Red
(Norris), "Biondino" tLohe). AT
Dawning" (Cadman). Mr.. Dunhami
/ 'Nocturne Op. SO No. 2" tChopin(,
| "valse Op. 81 No. tChopin). }.
; Mss Jones: "To You (Speaks), :,
I THE Gypsy Trail" Galloway,
Melody of Love" (Engeimann). :.
'Red Scarf" (Bonheur). MIR. Dun
ham; ''iiark, Hark, the Lark"
sch Ubert- -Liszt). ..Whims' (Schu-
manu-. "Marche Mignonne" CPol-
. diri. Miss Jones.
Mrs Harriet Biatcfley, instructor
in pipe organ and plano, will appear
Han sacred recital In the First Pres
II byierian church sunday afternoon o;
Il o'clock. Mr.. w. B. Guiberson will
assist. Mrs. Blatchley is the guest
Of Mrs. {. T. Grisgs.
One OF the most enjoyable musical
'ecitals OF the week was afforded
musicians and music lovers Friday
night in the high school auditorium
when the Hyechka club presented
Miss Grace Fisher of New York.
violinist, assisted by Mrs. II. j.
Nugge, soprano, a local singer and
member Of the club. The artist, for
such she proved 10 be. just a young
girl under 20 years OF age, evidenced
such superb talent in her mastery of
the violin, that she was easily aso-
Gated by musicians present who
knew, with Maud Powell and others
Who have captivated American audi
snces. Miss Fisher has studied In
Paris and Berlin since a mere child.
While in New York at the early age
Of s, she disclosed the actfthatshe was
aented, and later, was taken
soroad. Wonderful Interpretation,
surety OF attack and a breadth of
tone unusual. characterized her
beautiful playing. Mrs. Muege, one
Of TIlsa's sweetest singers, gave
1.-Two numbers In her accustomed
9gle, The club had an opportunity
N f being quite proud OF this singer
Is we'll as Mrs. g. r. Buchner, who
iceompanied Miss Fisher, and Mrs.
C. c. Spindler, VINO was at the pi-
.no with Mrs. Mugge. The program
follows:
Ia Folia," (Corelli- -Leorard),
Concerto in G. Minor, (Bruch.) Pre-
hde, Adagio Finale. (a) THE
Sweetest Flower" wan Der
&ucken); (b) Vissi D'Arte, Vissi
UAmote Tosca, tPuccinD, Mrs.
Augg9 ta) Romance In + Major,
ReethcYen), OBJ Caprice Viennois,
kreisler). (c) Hungarian Dance No.
} tBrahms-Joachim) )a) Ave
Marie, Schubert WilhelmO, CD
Nazourzka, (karzqchkD.
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S0cIETY o. ::.I!!!; !I,.t, $SSbss $$sE $$$Eb (:
Dances
AN CRAWFORD PERKINS

|cosrlsUED FROM PRECEDING PAGE.
I'D An honor OF Washington's bir rth-
DAY, tho walls were hung in the ma
'onal colors, the purple and white
~ Tlkdom, In evidence also. The
latest dance music was given by the
Hotel Tulsa ORCHESTRA, the merry
crowd dancing hnth O'Clock. At
,be hour of II, in the heydey of
Tin and frollc, the merrymakers
nere halted: all lights being ex-
,inruished and the toast to "Our
Absent Brothers was given by
axalted ruler, Mr.. j. G Betcher.
Tbls Introduction OF a really sublime
,hought, was much appreciated by
the ladies' who were thus given n
slinpse OF the ritualisac work OF
fbo lodge OF Elks. A noticeable fea-
,nre of the occasion was the pres
ence OF several OF Tulsa's oil mag.
mates who were in the costume OF
the evening, also past exalted rulers
condescending TO tho moment In
ioyial style.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-02-29

Mrs. Harriet Blatchley, instructor
in pipe organ and piano, will appear
I'm sacred recital In the First Pres
by,srian church sunday afternoon o:
y o'clock. Mr.. w. B. Guiberson will
assist Mrs. Blatchley is the guest
o. Mrs. &. T. Grisgs.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-07-02
MT. GRETNA. Pa.
IL q InIr

on blum overlooking lake. 700 feet above sea
Level: every comfort; wholesome amusement;
good food; hrtesLan water: sewage disposal
plant; ideal for weekend or vacation. Opens
June 20th. ASA A, WEIMER. Lebanon. Pa.
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VERMONT

Free Book" Summer Homes In yermopt''
Lists OF hundreds OF choice properties and
Attractive vacation literature free. also.
vermont Publicity Durcau. Mentpelisr. VI.
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BELLEFOSTE. PA.
HARRISBURG. PA.
HARRISBURG ACADEMY
EDUCATIONAL
Young Men and Boys
srAUNToN, VA.

Senior and Junior departments Modern.
individual instruction IN college preparatory
and general courses. New freproof build,
inxs with large, sunny rooms. Cottage dor,
snitory system. Athletic tioId. Moderate rates
ARTHUR z. BROWN. HeRdmaster.
Box l., Harrisburg. Pa.
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LANCASTER, Pa
RnRDENTOMN. n. j

YFANKLIN AND gARsHALL -ACApEMY
BcT lia. 10. NJ. hartman. A. VI, Principal.
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PENNSBURG. PA.
Perilkomen School for Boys

oeIiese Preparatory. Music, oratory,- Bust
mesa. Agriculture AL athletics. 20 acre
Mrnpus, Sohol arships, Development OF char
aoeor and training for service aim.
funior School for younger boys In separate
s'''A oscAs 3. KEHBE1;, DIP.
!Bsx lIs. Pennsburr, Pa.
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WEST PHILADELPHIA

Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel Layer. of Had
donfeld, N. j., announce the engagement
or their daughter. Miss Susan Westen-
berger Layer, to Mr.. Frank ,Riddell, son
OF Mr.. and Mrs. John J. Riddel. of
Bala.
Mr.. and Mrs. Rollins r. Meyers and
their daughter, Miss Lois Jean Meyers
OF the Rutland Apartments. will leave
today to spend some time as the guests
OF Mr.. and Mrs. Cedric Hawke of Lew
istown. Pa. Mr.. Meyers is convalescing
from a regent severe attack Of appendi-
citis.
Miss Priscilla Weeks. daughter of Dr.
and Mrs S. Merrill Weeks. of South
Forty-eighth street. will leave in Sep.
tember for Sweet Briar College, Virginia
Mr.. and Mrs Samuel Dilbert of Forty.
third and Pine streets. are spending the
summer months at Lake Hopatcong.
Miss Margaret Bretz, of 5424 Angora
terrace, has gone to Harrisburg for Ar
indefinite stay with relatives in that
city.
Miss S. Landis, of $3.50 Greenway ave
nue., Is spending few days with friend,
in Trenton, n, J.
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SOCIAL ACTIVITIES

An engagement of interest which has
Eust been announced is that of Miss Lois
~ Smith, of Smithville, n. j.. daughter
|ct captain and Mrs. Elton Allen Smith.
|,o captain Edmund Early Barrett. of
New York. Miss Smith. who Is a men,
|oer OF one Of New England's oldest
|ana best-known families, made her de-
|but two years ago. She is a graduate
|oI me Academy at Mount st. Vincent
fn,lne- e-Hudson, and also Miss Baldwin
sUnooi, at Bryn Mawr. During the war
kMlss smith devoted her entire time to
work at Camp Dix.
Captain Barrett Is graduate OF
GEORGETOWN University and trained at
fsusourgh, where he was commissioned, {,
{Sipp Sip'a,l, Later he was ordered to Camp
N y. ana was attached to the staff of
ttsaJor General Scott. Captain Barrett Is
ne son Of Mr., and Mrs. William Bar
aon; ot New York. His father Is presi-
'V"' OF the Adams Express Co.
Mr. and Mrs. Lincoln Godfrey. of Row.
am avenue Merton, left yesterday on
MOTOR trip to Northeast Harbor. Me,
kISepai,s INK ". on their way at Nahant, out.
% e OF Boston, where they will be the
SesS al house party over the Fourth
I'm 'aS, oES, lhey expect 'to return to Mer.
Poh about October !. '''
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph II Grubb q,
SdsotnerE SsTdess,o .E avenue. Haverford, left yes
kpbtii kpi1y sd lot BASS Rocks, Mass, to be gone
rTr s, Horace Bullock, Of Dodd's lane
rusi O,e, o,o IS IN Boston attending the an
Eors neSs'ing anS OF the gardeners of Della
I'm Is ru n, si,Shtgomery counties, OF whicl,
,r ri u ana Mrs, Bullock and their sons
Eamn ,uIu T bullock and Mr.. Frederic E
VIII ieaNe the end of the week
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GERMANTOWN

Mr.. and Mrs. Malcolm 7. Davis and
family. of 11S West Mt Airy avenue
are spending tho summer at spring
Lake.
Mrs. Joseph c. Cloud. Jr., of Sydney
street. Chestnut Hill. VINO Is passing me
summer In Bala, will spend the week
end In Ocean City.
Miss Esther Mccarthy, who has peer
the guest for a few days of Miss Mary
Towne, at 241 East johnson street, mas
returned to her home in New York. iron,
where she will go to Oswego to speno
the summer.
Miss Eleanor Sage has returned from
Elmira College TO her home at 13l Wes'
Phil-Ellena street.
Miss Alta Knox, of 4cl7 Wayne ave
nue., Is spending some time in Cape May
Miss T.. Male Bawn. of New York. VIII
be the guest over the Fourth of July
of her brother, Mr.. Robert b. Bawn. at
124 West Mt. Airy avenue.
Miss Catharnc Morse, of Cresheim
road has returAed to her home from
Wellesley College for the summer.
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ERANkEORp

Mrs. e. Pendlebury and her daughter,
Of 4s17 Penn street. are spending the
summer at South Harpswell, Casco Bay
Me.
Mr.. and Mrs. George w. Terkes. OF
Margaret street, are on n month stay
at Crystal Beach. Canada.
Mrs. j. Josephs ana her son. OF Har-
rison street, are spending several weeks
at Wernersville. Pa, from where they
will go to spend the remainder OF the
summer at Atlantic City.
Mr.. and Mrs Charles Conn. and fam
iIy. OF 1897 Dyre street, will spend the
Fourth of July as the guests OF Mr.. ana
Mrs, Lewis Scott, of Merton.
Mr.. Harry Hillegass was appointed by
the business Mems Assocation--at their
last meeting to arrange for the chill
dren's safe-and-sane Fourth of July
celebration. to take place on Monday
afternoon at Northwood Park. The COM
mittee of the Frankford American Le-
gion, Post No. eli, which has lent It's
cooperation. will be in charge Of the
program. Athletic events. a baseball
game and band concert will be few
of the events Of the days program
Miss Hortense Berkman, Of Arrott
street, and Miss Gladys Mitchell OF
| Frankford avenue. will be among the
| guests at a house party which Mrs. j.
| williams will give at her cottage In
Ventnor over the Fourth of July.
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EAIIs OF schuYLkILL

An interesting program has been ar
ranged for the annual Fourth Of July
celebration of the Falls Presbyterian
Bible school. After a short parade. at
0 o'clock. on Monday morning, the day
will be spent In the grove near the
church where a childrens playground
with sliding boards, swings and games
will be in charge Of Mr.. William Hal
stead and Mr.. Gordon Thompson. The
days sports will be directed by Mr.. Da.
vid G. Hunter, The chairmen Of Other
committees include Mrs. George w,
Hamilton, Mr.. Alexander Starrett and
Mr.. william J. Porter. The patriotic ex.
ercises will include an address by the
pastor. the Rev. William b. Cooke. antc
singing OF patriotic songs by the school
The Baptist Sunday school will meet
IN the lecture room early In the morn
ing and will spend the day IN Abbots
woods. Mr., Harry Binkin. superinten
dent OF the school, will have charge oi
the games and sports and the Rev. Ben
jamin F. Bray, Jr.. the pastor Of thu
church, will conduct the patriotic ex
ercises.
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ALONG THE READING

Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Gilbert. upor
their return from their wedding trip
will be at home In Wheeling, w. va
Mrs. Gilbert, who was Miss Adelaide
Comfy. daughter of Mr.. and Mrs
George J. Comfy, of Oak Lsne. and Mr.
Gilbert. of Wheeling, were married OF
June 23 In the Oak Lane Presbyterian
Church. by the Rev. Buckley Burns VIII
gus. Mr.. Gilbert served year over,
seas with the Jefferson Base Hospita
Unit. No. 38.
Mr.. and Mrs william G. Carroll have
returned to their home on Lakeside ave
nue.. In Oak Lane. after trip to MIL
ford, Stroudsburg and adjoining cities.
Mrs. Charles S. Warner, of Meadow
brook. entertained informally last week
Mrs. ]. Thompson Cole. of Asbury ter
race, Oak Lane, Is spending the sum
mer at Pocono Pines.
Mrs. Benjamin Rowland, of Arlington
is staying at the Dennis. Atlantic CITY
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NoRR,sTowr


Mr.. and Mrs. Harry r. Espsnship an
nounce the engagement Of their daueh-
ter, Miss Florence Catherine Espepship.
to Mr.. Harvey Scott. of Willow Grove.
The wedding will take place IN the
fall.
The marriage of Miss Mary l. Nc
Dermott. daughter of Mr.. and Mrs
Henry ]. McDermott, of Penn and
Green streets, and Mr.. John Cronin, Of
Philadelphia, was solemized Mt 10 O'Clock
Wednesday morning M St Patricks
Church. The Rev. Francis IL. Carr
officiated at the marriage. Miss Miriam
Gross attended the bride as maid OF
honor and the best man was Mr.. Harry
McDermott, brother of the bride. A
wedding breakfast was given at the
brides home after the ceremony. Mr..
and Mrs Cronn are spending their we'd
ding trip in Atlantic city, after which
they will live in Norristown. The bride
groom during the war was in the Fourth
infantry. Third division. United states
army, and served in all of the big en-
gagements Of the western front.
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SOUTH PHILADELPHIA

A surprise linen shower was given
Saturday evening in honor of Miss Syl-
via Carson and Mr.. Max Levin, at the
formers home, 1921 South Fourth
street. The following guests were pres
ent: Miss Betty F. Pincus, Miss Eileen
lGinberg. Miss Estelle Silverman. Miss
Bessie Fl. Sloan, Miss Jeanne Snyder
Miss Fay Aaron, Miss Sophia Ginsburg,
Miss Reba Corbin. of Washington Miss
Mae Bredt, Miss Devere Stein, Miss Kate
Stein, Miss Sara Erfer. Miss Anna Car
son. Mr. and Mrs H. Levin, Harry
Rosen. Mr.. Joseph Hoffman, Mr.. J.
Gurevitz, Mr.. S. Milner. Mr.. AL Levin
Mr.. D. Levin, Mr.. l.. Carlis. Mr.. r
Reinhart, Mr.. I. Schwartz, Mr.. Samuel
Coopersmith and Mr., Jack Carson.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry o. Lutherman, OF
314 Titan street, will spenG the summer
at Atlantic City.
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! 7TIST GOSSIP ABOUT PEOPLE
Macy Wynne Tells of Miss Doln's Participation in the
'"" Yieiiano.AlIen Wedding in Pelham Manor.
Summer Plans Discussed

for Spring Lake. N. j., where they will
spend the summer months.
=, The Rev Harrison B. Wright and
MIS- wright, of st. Asaphs road, Bala,
VIII leaVe ABOUT the middle of July for
Northeast Harbor, Me-. where they will
spend the remainder of the summer.
Mr.: and Mrs. William Il. Werner. of
Louelia avenue, wayne, motored to Girls
void Inn, New London, to remain there
uhtil tne latter part of August.
DR.. JAMES A. Babbitt and sister, Miss
Justice Adams, of College Grounds, Hav-
erford, have motored to California,
where they will stay until August 1.
Miss Charlotte Pusey. daughter OF Mr..
and Mrs. Frederick Taylor Pusey, enter
tained at q supper and dance at her home
near Media, on Thursday evening, in
honor of Miss Barbara johnson. of
Mexico, Mo. The guests included Miss
Emily. Pollard. Miss Mary Kay. Miss
Gwendolyn Major. Miss Lavinia Major
Miss Rachel w. Janeway. Miss Christine
Hawkins. Miss Jane Harvey. Miss Anna
Harvey Miss Minerva Smith. Miss Glenn
entine Pratt, Miss Elizabeth Pratt, Mrs.
Barclay Powell. Mr.. Everett Frismuth,
Mr.. Harold Roberts, Mr.. Barclay Powell,
Joseph Pratt Mr.. Price Wetherill Jane
way, Jr., Mr.. Frank Beaston, Mr.. ]. Frs
kline Hawkins, Mr. Alfred r. Hawkins.
Mr.. Francis Coyle. Mr.. Sterling William
SOHs mT INODeTt otteI, MT. SdTlutl
Rhodes, Mr. Harold Roberts. Mr.. Lin
coin Roat, Mr.. Walter Griscom and Mr..
Clifford Beegle, of Beaver Falls. Pa. Mr..
Beegle will sail for France in a few
days to remain until September.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles L. Walton and
family. OF st. Davids. are occupying their
cottage at Ventnor for the summer.
Mr.. Samuel Shines and daughters, Miss
Irene Shines and Miss May Shines. OF
Bala. have closed their home on Con-
shohocken avenue and are now occupy
Ing their cottage at Cape May.
Miss Florence Zearfoss, Miss r Bea-
trice FELTON,. Miss Ella Ferguson. Miss
Blanche Kiefriter, Mr.. Stanley Kramer,
Mr.. Leslie Kramer, Mr.. Earl w. FELTON,,
Mr.. Vernon J. FELTON,, chaperoned by Mr..
and Mrs. Arthur Franklin Haman, COM
pose a house party that will spend the
weekend at Riverside Farm, Millington,
Md.
Mr. and Mrs. Walter s. Humphreys
and family, of Beacon lane, Merton, Will
leave today for Spring Lake, N. j., where
they will spend the Fourth of July.
Miss Edith A. Seiberling, of 339 South
Eighteenth street accompanied by her
brother, Mr. James Seiberling, are spend
ing the month of July at Lock Haven
Pa,
Miss Edith NJ. Tryday and her aunt,
Mrs. Sara Dunmore, have left for Los
Angeles, Calf. They will visit San Fran
cisco, Pasadena and Riverside. On their
return they will visit Yellowstone Park
They will be gone about two months.
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STRAWBERRY MANSION

nIr. and Mrs. Joseph Fisher and their
family. of 100 North Thirty-third street.
have opened their home at 229 oriental
avenue, Atlantic City. for the season.
Mr.. Fisher recently returned on the
steamship Finland, from abroad.
Mr.. d. M. Ellis and his daughters,
Miss Mayme Ellis and Mrs. Joseph
weinstein and her son. Master Vein
stein, left for Mt. Clemens and the Great
Lakes. where they will be Joined by Mr..
Joseph Weinstein and his daughter, Miss
Ruth Weinstein.
Mr.. and Mrs. Max Heller. of 1928 Clif-
ford street, have returned from the
South, where they attended the marriage
OF their niece, Miss Marian Heller, tc
Mr. Bernard X. Meyers.
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Biting. of 1918 North Sixteenth street,
and Mr.. w Webster Hague, of Des
Moines. which took place on "wednesday
evening, in the Park Avenue Methodtst
Church, with the Rev. Milton Harold
Nichols officiating. The. bride wore
gown of white hand-embroidered geor-
gette crepe. with a train OF silver bro
cade. Her veil of duchess lace was caught
with clusters Of orange blossoms. She
was attended by her sister. Mrs. HORACE
r. Hood. matron of honor. Miss Estelle
Anthony of Washington, and Miss Mar
guerite Bradway, bridesmaids, and little
Miss Eleanor Cox of Easton, Md, flower
girl Mr.. Hague had for best man Mr..
Horace r. Hood, and his ushers included
Mr.. Charles w. Biting, brother of the
bride, and MIR. Harry G. Anthony, OF
Richmond. Va, Mr.. Garner Anthony
and Mr.. Russell G Baldwin, Of this city
The ceremony was followed by recep-
tion, at the home Of the brides mother
Mr.. and Mrs. Hague after an EXTENDED
trip will be at home III Des Moines.
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ROxBOROUGH

Mrs. Joseph Davenport. of Hermit
lane, entertained at cards on Tuesday
afternoon. at her home, with the fol-
lowing guests: Mrs. Samuel Borer. Mrs.
Alfred Patchett. Mrs. Charles Eastwood,
Mrs. Truncer, Mrs. James Ramsey, Mrs.
Lee Burgess and Mrs Thomas Bancroft
This afternoon, Mrs Davenport will give
the first of series of garden parties for
the members of the RoXborough Moth
ers' Club and their children. The
mothers will be entertained at cards
while the children will enjoy the sliding
board, swings and various games In the
children's garden.
Mrs. George II. Gardner, OF All
Lyceum avepue, and her daughter. Miss
Harriet Gardner. left on Wednesday &c
spend the remainder of the season In
wexford r. |.
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NORTH PHILADELPHIA

ANNOUNCEMENT Is made Of the mar
rage of Miss Anna Il. Comerford, daugh-
ter of Mr.. anG Mrs. Thomas Comerford:
Mr.. William Brady. of S47 North
Twenty-sixth street on Monday after
noon, In st. Columba's Church, Twenty
fourth street and Lehigh avenue, by the
Rev Father Brady. uncle of the bride
groom, assisted by the Rev. Father
Crane The bride was attended by Mrs.
James Gill Comerford and Mr.. Conner
ford was best man. Mr.. and Mrs. Brady,
upon their return from short trip. will
spend the summer in Atlantic City.
Mrs. ella Shaw has gone to Island
Heights, to remain through the summer.
Mr.. and Mrs. James ]. Gillen have re-