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Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1920-02-27

raising the price to the consumer
eliminate the profits of unnecessary
middlemen. which rightly belong to
ourselves. For this is what the same
plan has done for the associated farm
ers of California, the most successful
farmers organizations in existence.
Experience has proved that organiza-
lions fail because the members do not
band themselves together for a suf-
ficient period OF time to make success
certain. The contract permits us to
devote all of our time to production
and hire an expert to do our marketing
for us.
Organizations with capital stock
upon which profits are made are not
cooperative. because someone gets an
extra dividend.
The plan will be fully explained to
you at each one of the following
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-07-17
GERMANTOWN

Mr.. and Mrs. James Akeroyd and
their daughters, Miss Edith Akeroyd and
Miss Helen Akeroyd. Of Vernon road,
Germantown, sailed today from New
York. for Europe. to be gone three
months.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Clarke, recently
OF Atlanta. Ga and now OF this city,
are the guests Of Mrs. +. W. Kleinz, $50
Vernon road, Germantown.
Miss Margaret Engle. or washing
ton, has returned to her home after
241 East Johnson street.
Mr. and Mrs. Haviland and. her son.
Mr.. Thomas p. Haviland, Of West
Johnson street, Germantown, have gone
to their bungalow at North Deer isle,
Me-. where they will spend the remainder
Of the summer.
Miss Elsie walz, Of 1923 East Chel-
ten avenue, Is spending some time with
friends In Kokomo, Ind. and will tour
the South on her return.
Mr.. and Mrs. Max NJ Arnold and
small daughter, Miss Virginia Arnold, OF
255 East Upsal street, are spending a
month in Atlantic City.
Mrs. Erwin c. shafer and her daugh-
ter. Miss Louise L. Shafer, OF Tulpe-
hocken and Chew streets, will leave for
Seaside Heights to spend some time.
Mr.. Frank Cornell. Of Stenton, has
gone to Camp Harrison, Bear noun
tain Me, for the summer. Mr.. Jonn
Cornell is spending week at the Silver
Lake Club, Pike county. Pa.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-07-17
sTRAWBERRY MANSION

Mrs. Mathilde Rosenbaum, Miss Min
ME Rosenbaum and Mr.. Samuel Rosen.
baum, bf 1783 North Thirty-eecono
street, have Joined Mr.. Leon Rosenbaum
Mt his cottage In Chelsea.
Mrs. u. Finberg and family, of 22o1
North Thirty-third street, are living
Mt ala Oriental avenue, Atlantic City,
for the summer.
Mrs. Samuel Yellin and family, of
Atlantic City for the summer.
Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel Lundy and fam
ily, Of 1924 Natrona street, are spend
ing the summer at 11a North New
Hampshire avenue, Atlantic City.
Mr.. and Mrs. Morris Haber, of 1927
North Thirty-third street. are spending
a few days in Chicago on a trip to the
Great Lakes.
Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel Cooper and fam
fly, Of 1880 Natrona street. are spend
chusetts avenue, Atlantic City.
Mr. and Mrs. Isadore Griver were
the guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. Michael Can
tor on motor trip to wernersville,
whore Mr.. and Mrs. Cantor and fam.
lily expect to spend the summer.
Mr. and Mrs. Morris Brown ana fam
lily, Of 1921 North Thirtieth street, are
spending the summer at 227 South Con-
necticut avenue, Atlantic City.
Mr.. and Mra Henry Haber and
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-07-17

Mr.. and Mrs. John S. Heatop, Of 343o
North Eighteenth street, with their
daughter, Miss Edythe Heaton, will
leave the end of the month for Lake
George.
Miss Louisa D. Lukens. of North
Eighteenth street, will leave today
for a fortnight's stay in Northfeld,
Mass.
Mrs. Hannah Ray Fox, Of West On
tarlo street, has gone to Ocean Grove to
remain until the close Of the season.
Mrs. Laura Shinkle, Of North Nine
teenth street. is visiting her son and
Shinkle, In York, Pa.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Tindall have
returned from Island Heights. where
they spent their wedding trip, and will
be at home on West Venango street.
DR.. and Mrs. David A. Graves. having
returned from their wedding journey.
are at home at 727 West Allegheny
avenue. Mrs Graves, who was Miss
Carolyn E. SCHNEIDER, was June
bride. Doctor Graves served overseas
one year with the Thirteenth Regiment,
United States marine corps.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles T. Lukens, OF
turned from Browns Mills-in- the Pines
where they passed the early summer
and will go to Ephrata Springs, Pa, for
the remainder Of the season.
Miss Margaret Klang and Miss Ger
trude Klang, of 3202 Germantown ave-
nue.. will spend August in Atlantic City
Their brother-in-law and sister. Mr.. and
Mrs. Horatio McCleary. have gone to
Beach Haven for the summer Mrs
McCleary before her recent marriage
was Miss Elizabeth Klang.
Mrs. William b. Naulty, Of 1909 West
Ontario street, are spending the season
in Avalon. N J.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-07-17
FAIR YOUNG ARTIST PROVES
REAL MECHANICAL GENIUS
Mary McCloskey Successful
Engineer, Advertising Es-
pert and Skilled Dancer
Studying Piano and Interior
Decorating So as Not to
TASTE Any Time

Both artistic and mathemat tical genius
are not often found In one person
especially woman. That is why Miss
Mary Claire McCloskey, mechanical en-
gineer, advertising expert. student Of
interior decorating and skilled dancer, is
considered most versatile.
Miss McCloskey lives with her par
ents at 1924 North Twelfth street and
Il advertising manager Of the Speciality
Engineering Co., Allegheny and Tren-
ton avenues.
It was this company that rave her her
first Engineering Job" several years
ago when she wrote to six engineering
companies whose names she chose from
the telephone directory.
She had been teaching in South
Philadelphia grammar school and giving
dancing lessons in the evenings, but
she decided she wanted 10 be an engi-
neer. Her education had been rather
varied and she thought that FIVE diplo
mas in drawing and a natural ability In
mathematics might be assets in ensi
neerihg. The Specially Mgineering
Co.'S manager thought 80, too. So he
gave her trial.
"I was rather stunned" she con :
fessed, "when he asked me II I ever
saw coal crusher. 1 hadn't. HI
thought It about time knew something
about such things, so he told me to de-
sign one. You can imagine how ! stud
led pictures and descriptions Of such
machines. Several times In the mex
few days I felt 80 desperate thought
] would give up the Job. But drew the
design. It was rather weird. / admit
now. But" she added, modestly, witt
few changes the company was able u
use it.
Taught Engineering
"I was employed as a craftsman, ant
the head Of the department gave severa
hours a day to teaching me how to b
an engineer.
Miss McCloskey comes from famil!
| Of school teachers. and she was trained
for that profession. She was graduates
from Philadelphia high and norma
schools. But even then she wasn't en-
tirely satisfied to become a teacher. 81
she included some business training
thinking she might make use OF II SOM
day. She attended the Academy Of th'
Fine Arts several years, and later wa!
graduated from the School Of Industria
Art.
Certainly she has wasted little Of her
twenty odd years of life. For even
while teaching she attended school and
also taught dancing in the evenings
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-07-17
ROXROROuaA

Mr.. and Mrs. Henry r. Edmunds and
their daughter, Miss Anna Grace Ed
munds. havo closed their towr, house
ana are At their country place. The
Ferns. In Upper Roxborough.
Mrs. Frederick s. Foulkrod, Jr., of
$40 East Leverington avenue, and her
family are spending the season in ocean
City, where they are Joined over the
week-ends by Mr., Foulkrod.
Mr.. and Mrs Herman Hagenbucher.
Of Lyceum avenue, have left for tour
through the West TO California, stopping
on the way at Seattle. They viii return
In five weeks.
Mr.. ana Mrs John q. IIeiser have
returned from their wedding tour 10
Niagara Falls and Canada, and will be
at home at ATS Green lane The bride
was Miss Mary z. Cole.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Hodson, of Ger
hard street, have returned to their home,
after spending somo time In Werners-
VILE, Pa.
Mrs. Herbert Stafford entertained the
members Of the Tuesday Night. Club on
Tuesday at her home on Seville street
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-07-17
ALONG THE MAIN LINE

Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert T. Hartman,
q 81. Dayids, spent the week -ord At the
Hotel Dennis at Atlantic City, They
VIII 80 to New York next week for
visit OF eeveral days
Mr.. and Mrs. O. A. whitehead. Of 81
Davids are entertaining Mrs, whito-
heads sister, Mrs Caroline p. Enest-
field and her brother, Mr. r. J. Troweli.
of Birmingham, Ala, for week OF,
their way to New York.
Miss Dorothy Boles, Of Merton. n
spending tho remainder OF the summer
Mt Cape May,
Miss Rebecca Boles will spend the
week OF July II at Cape May.
Mrs. Frederick Dimmick, Of Straf.
Iord. entertained at dinner on Tuesday
IN honor Of Mrs. c. p. Engstfeld, OF
Alabama.
Mrs. Herbert T. Hartman, OF st.
Daylds. entertained at luncheon yes
terday In honor OF Mrs. Constance
Jones. OF this city, and Mrs Moody, of
New Orleans. Among those present were
MRS. G. p. Engstfeld, Mrs. @. A. White
mead and Mrs. Clifford Smith.
Mr.. and Mrs. Daniel Stewart, of st.
Davids, will have as their guest for the
next two weeks Mrs w. d. Hayes and
her daughter. Miss Lou Jean Hayes, OF
Greensourg, Pa. -
Mr.: and Mrs. T. Morrison McKenna,
OF Pittsburgh. who are motorine
through Pennsylvania and New Jersey
to Atlantic City, will spond the week.
end as the guests OF, Mr.. and Mrs
Davids.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-07-17
SOUTH PHILADELPHIA

Mr.. and Mrs. James Devine have re
turned from their wedding trip to thu
Delaware Water Gap. and are now a.
homo at 2609 South Sixteenth street
Mrs. Devlno will be remembered as Mis-;
Anna Maloney, daughter of Mr.. anc
Mrs. Thomas Maloney, whose wedding
took place on Monday afternoon
Juno 2S, at st. Monica's Church. Seven
teenth and Ritner streets.
Mrs. John McCaughn and her daugh,
ter. Miss Marjorie McCaughn, Of 27lb
South Seventeenth street, have beer
spending several weeks at their cottage
In Beach Haven. They will return tc
their home about Labor Day
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred willard, Mr.
Joseph F. willard and Miss Irene VIII
Hard, Of 1909 Morris street. are spend
ing the summer at their cottage IT
Chelsea.
Mrs. ]. Clancy and her nephew, Mas
ter James Clancy. of 24l7 South sev
enteenth street, spent the week at Az
lantic City. They ~ leave today fol
a fortnight's visit with friends at sea
Isle
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-07-17
SOCIAL ACTIVITIES

Mr. and Mrs. John Conyngham Stew
ems. Of Jenkintown, will give a tea on
October 5, TO introduce to society their
daughter. ts.s Miss Dorothy Stevens: On
West Frazier, Jr.. OF Jenkintown, will
give tea in honor Of their daughter,
MISS Elizabeth p. Frazier, who will be
one OF next seasons debutantes, and
MT. and Mrs. Robert Sewell, of Ard
nsree, Rydal, will give q tea In honor
one OF next seasons debutantes.
Mr.. Lewis H. Parsons, OF the Phiia-
aelphia Club, will entertain at a dinner
Club ~
- Mrs. Mahlon Hutchinson, OF Ashwood
farm, Devon. is entertaining as her
guest, Mrs. Lassak, Of washington.
Inc children of Mr. and Mrs Charles
MUM, Jr, of woodcrest, Radnor, left
yesterday for. Manchester, VT. to re-
nan with their grandmother, Mrs.
Shsrles A. Mum. while their parents are
an M EUROPE Mr.. and Mrs. Mum sailed
a.. nrs. Hobart A. Hare is spending a
:" tS %SeeHs s at Stone Harbor. accompanied
arthur B, Cook, Of Cyrwd. They viii
August. N'''" '"e latter part OF
nsSnrss Henry Sulzer Jeanes, of Laywell,
rS,nsgn, entertained at luncheon on
~ poay, IN honor Of Miss Laura Tayior,
RAJ Mr and Mrs. H. C. Townsend, Jr.. Of
ths sUr nave gone to Beach Haven for
snspI mfs, George lBorst. OF st. Dayids. is
"s some time at Buck Hill Falls
1871 snM ana Mrs. John Cook Hirst, of
Bummar ~ ute street. are spending the
family. oIoSrt 90 s, Ssyre Broadhead and. her
ner W." at Disby, Nova Scotia. '"'
p.ar mr. and Mrs. PercIvaI Roha,.. .,
we.h whst; ~. Narberth. will leave next
moun,, TOT the Laurestian lakes and
sp.nd I',, OF Canada, where thew will
~ NV july and August ""'
Of ana Mrs Curtis LiyIngston CLAW
the snn'y ey road, Ardmore, are spendine
n n''ter at Eaglesmere.
their ann anG ,. Mrs George H. Meeker l.ft
Twenty.secnnneSh nehts at the Swarthmore,
tSev tSSsEay wf for Hunt Lake, N sHee's. vSsss yes.
SeptemMbtI. remain until the middIa NJ
M'er' NJ at their summer home -
and Miss mrs. mrs. Lleweilyn West Jones
Poplars constance A. Jones, az ths
MonSsS Wynnewood, returned hom, 'n nn
spent q from rom Cape May, where tbeH
Mis- ,orthight at the Colonial '"''
the Rev ofFSnerIne FrNIrIne Putnam, daughter q,
nam formsriIk rank Putnam and Mrs Put.
Of Miss Esthsorr Of Tgsyns, p the guest
bsnehIs' Mr., and Mrs Will. sne her
Later OF Windemere avenue Wsnp WWmp-
Lake AZ MISS Putnam will 70 ~ SsayIne. syIn.
Austin AbSv ns guest Of Mr.. and Mrs W.
Bprins LAKE, R Of Radnor, at tbsir
!sft the ID peimrss, mrs frank Frank B, stockiey have
a' 1iSssoSsalssii.saaii 1ss ss.is sss sT ;sss 4
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-07-17
NORTH PHILADELPHIA

The Rev william Dyre McCurdy anc
Mrs, McCurdy, of 1903 North Camac
street. are spending some time IN cape
May.
Mrs. s. A. Skeehan and Miss Lillian
Skeehan, of Twenty-first street and Sus-
auehanna avenue, have gone TO the Po'
como mountains for the remainder OF the
season.
Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Harcourt. who are
occupying their cottage at LoHgport
are entertaining Mrs. Harcourt's sister
Mrs. c. Henry Fehling, of Apsley street.
Germantown.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. c. Stevenson have
gone to Cape May for the remainder
of the season.
DR.. and Mrs. William c. T. Bauerle
of 2416 North Sixth street. are spending
some time In Ocean City.
Mr. anc Mrs. f.. W. Kite and, Miss
Edith Kite, OF 20l1 Poplar street. are
among the Philadelphians spending the
season in Ocean City.
Mrs Stewart r. Unkles, Miss Edith
Comfy. Mrs. Edwin r. Maize, Jr., Miss
Esther Johnstone, Miss Pauline Leffier.
Miss Gertrude Leyman, Miss Dorothy
Ysndegrift, Mrs, Leon Andrews, and
Miss Marian Miller, members ,of the
Delta Sigma Club, will hold their July
meeting this evening, when they VIII be
entertained by Miss Margaret Van Horn.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-07-17

Now she is studying the piano, is TAX
ing two courses in advertising, and
also is studying interior decorating at
the School Of Industrial Art in addi-
ton to her work with the engineering
company.
Likes to Keep Busy
"I have to have my days well planned
to get everything in," she said, but
/ like to keep busy. And a variety OF
work Is far more restful to me than
loafing part Of each day."
During the war Miss McCloskey went
to the Emergency Fleet as a mechanical
engineer in the wood ship department.
"I am finding It fascinating work"
said the versatile young woman. 80
few people understand conveying ma
chinery and 1t Is my business to tell
them about il.
IT analyze our products so I will
know them thoroughly especially their
selling points. study the field where
they will be usable and I find out ex-
actly the amount Of profit we make on
each machine. play up different ma
chinery at different seasons. Just now
it Is corn leaders.
"I make the drawings and write the
copy for the circulars and other adver-
tising matter that goes out. I decide
which of our machines shall be sent to
national conventions for display. In
fact all the money the company APP
propriates for advertising Is put in my
hands to spend in the most advan-
tageous way can PLAN ~
As she talked Of conveying machinery,
technical engineering problems and
selling possibilities. Miss McCloskey
sat on the piano bench In her hving
room, swinging her feet or & now usi,a ana
then touching the so P,atSi psi, esyS snd sleeder
,r;th dark hair parted in the center and
sn,ahed down over her ears. She fairly
rsdiates youth, enthusiasm and ambi-
ton
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-07-17
MANAvUNK

Miss Martha II. Bradshaw, OF ASA
Main street. has returned from q visit
70 her mother. Mrs. Harrison qarnett,
OF 1903 Arch street, Norristown. Pa.
and will leave on July "a for a tour
to Buffalo. Niagara Falls and Canada
Accompanying Miss Bradshaw will b
her brother and sister-in-law, Mr.. and
Mrs Joseph Bradshaw. and Or. and
Mrs. John Roth. Of Redhiil. Pa
The members OF the Aid OF ths
Epiphany Lutheran Church, Green lant
and Sherwood street, saye picnic
luncheon In dorgas Park Roxborough
on Thursday afternoon, The members
include Mrs. Owen Miller, Mrs. Henr,
8. d. Wacker. Mrs. w. Snyder, Mrs
Charles LESLEY, Mrs. John Hagen
bucher, Mrs. Owen Miller, Mrs. Fred
ericls Woerner, Miss Margaret List, Miss
Meta Bornmiller, Mrs. Daniel q. Qoett
man, Mrs Henry West, Mrs. jacob
Miller. Mrs. Lindley wrishter. Mrs
Louis Hankel Mrs. william Hanson
Mrs. Walter Hagenbucher. Mrs. Frpnk
lin Enderiin, Mrs Christian Ritter. Mrs
Charles Maslin and Mrs. Charles Levins
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-07-17
MOoRESTOWN

Mr.. and Mrs James II. Pitcher have
niversary OF their marriage on satur.
day 6vening, July ~, from Until II
O'Clock, at the home Of their daush.
ter. Mrs. l. N Lewellen, Highland
Farm, Hartford, N. J.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harmer were guests over
the weekend at the Engleside Hotel.
Beach Haven.
Miss Brinckerhoff, Of New York, and
Mrs. Miller, of Buffalo, have beon visit
ing Mrs. Clemlt Hopkins, Jr., on Main
street
Mr.. Norman Pitcher, who mas been
spending his vacation in Beach Haven,
has returned to his home.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-07-17
Young.condon Wedding

The. marriage Of Miss Anna v. Con-
adoSnn, daughter OF Mrs. John Condor, OF
York, will take place in 81. Asaph's
Church, Bala, at Z o'clock this evening
The bride, who will be given in mar
riage by her brother. Mr.. William Con.
don, will wear a white georsette dress
flowers will be orchids. Mrs. Carlton
Leaton, the matron OF honor. Of Bel.
mont. Mass. will wear pink organdie.
Mr., John Roman, OF Wilmington, Del.
will act as best man. The ceremony
will be performed by the Rev. Norman
v. P. Lewis. OF the Church Of tho In
small reception will follow tn.
ceremony at the home of the brides
road, Cynwyd. Mr.. and Mrs. Younr
will be at home on Walnut Hill, Cincln.
natl. after September I.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-07-17
DELAWARE COUNTY

Mr.. J. Borton Weeks, OF this city.
was the guest Of honor at the dinner
given at tho Springhaven Country Club
this week by the Chester Rotary Club
Mr., and Mrs. J. Russell Hayes. Of
spending the summer at the ancestral
home at Newl!n, Chester county. on the
Brandywine. They will not return to
Swarthmore until the middle OF Sep
Mr. and Mrs Caleb p. Wright, OF
Mrs. Wrghts parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
George w Roberts, at their home in
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-07-17
FRANKFORT

DR.. John v. Allen and his son. Mr..
Edward Allen, Of 1897 Frankford ave-
Falls, Quebec and Montreal.
Mr.. and Mrs. q. Cameron, OF Arrott
street, are spending the summer at Bel
grade, Me.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Mulln and
family, OF 1919 Wakellng street, are
spending the summer at their cottage in
wildwood Crest.
Miss Margaret wetherili, OF Kinsey
street, will leave next week for Ocean
City, TO remain for several weeks as the
guest Of Miss Evelyn Macdonald.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-07-17
WEST PHILADELPHIA

80 North Thirty-third street, will 60
next week to the Pocono Mountains,
whore they will be the guests OF Mr.
Batten's parents, DR.. and Mrs. Lorlng
w. Batten. Of New York, who have a
summer home near saltwater.
Mr.. and Mrs Michael Inselbuch, of
S7os Chestnut street are entertaining
Of Elmira. N. Y, and Mr.. John w.
Garrett, of Newport News, Va. at their
apartment In Chelsea.
Hamilton Court, Thirty-ninth and
Chestnut streets. accompanied by Mrs.
Russell's mother. Mrs William Jones.
are spending the summer at Hannis,
Mass.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-07-17
ALONG THE READING

The marriage Of Mrs. BENJAMIN M
Trooper. Of Wyncote. formerly Of Boston
and Mr.. Jacob Fitzwater Potter, also OF
Wyncote, took place on June 80.
Mr.. Jacob Marcus sailed on the I'm
perator for England. After touring In
France and Italy he will sail for his
home In Palestine. Mr. Marcus is a
Of Logan.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Maurice Scott,
Of Lindley avenue Logan. and Mr.. and
Mrs. Nelson M. Vandegrift, of Pulaski
avenue. Germantown, have returned
from weeks stay at Ken Jockity
Lodge. Wernersville Pa. having made
the trip and return Journey by motor
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-07-17
HOLM Es BU ne

The =. ,Syterian Sunday school will!
hold It's lnnual picnic at Burlington
island on wednesday. July 81.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Krewson, of
7917 Craig street. are on visit to
Fall River, Mass. where they are visit
ing their SON.
Mrs. J. Lewis, Of Welsh road, 10 en-
tertaining Mrs B. Johnson and her
daughter, Miss Netty johnson. Of Cul-
peper, Va, for a few weeks as her
guests. Mrs johnson and Miss John
son will then leave for Atlantic City
where they will remain for tho rest
OF the summer.
Miss Gertrude Patterson will spend
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-07-17

the Weekend in wildwood, N. j.. on q
Mrs. Charles Anderson at their cottage.
Mrs g. Harris, with her little son.
a fortnight.
Mrs. c. N. Dedaker. Of s22s Rhawn
streets, is entertaining for an indefinite
stay her daughter and granddaughter.
MRS. William Rommell and Miss Ruth
Rommell, OF Harrisburg,
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-07-17

VIII remain until August 25. when they
90 to Kennebunkport, Me. ~
Mr.. John Frederick Hartmann, OF
!l0 South F1fty-fourth street. announces
the engagement OF his daughter, Miss
katherine Bregy Hartmann, to Mr.
George Donald Bullock, son OF Mr.. and
Mrs George e. Bullock, OF Penn Yan,
N. Z. The wedding will take place the
latter part Of August.
Mrs. Robert. r, Linton, Miss Anna
Linton and Miss Lillian r. Linton, OF
ancnd week In Atlantic City.
Mr.. and Mrs Joseph N, sre,Ienbure
and their family and Mrs. Joseph Hor.
ner, Mrs Snellenburg's mother, who are
spending July at the MARLBOROUGH.
blenheim, Atlantic City, will leave in
thhugust TOT Colorado Springs, where
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-07-17

Tho Evening Public Ledger welcomes
social notes Of interest from various parts
Of the city. but these notes must be
items sent BY mall to the paper will not
be published, unless signed by the sender
with name. address and telephone num-
her. Address social items to tho Society
Editor, Evening Public Ledger, coo
Chestnut street.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-07-17
FALLS OF scHuYLKILL

Miss Lillian Groves. of Sac Ainslie
street, and Mrs. Lillian Dunlap. OF Queen
lane, left this morning to Join q house
party at Parklanc, Pa, over the week.
end.
Mrs. Jennie Mason and her son, Mr..
Donald Mason, Of Youngstown, O.. are
the guests Of Mrs. Harry Horrocks. Of
Bowman street
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-07-17

daughter, Miss Bestrics Haber,. Of 1883
Natrona street, arc occupying their cot
tage at 40 South Sovereign avenue, At
lantlo City.
The Cordova daily times., 1920-05-31

FOR SALE-Five room house in OIdtoWn
 in rear of Lakeview. Apply to James
 Kennedy at CIayson's store. 25-tf