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Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-01-12
TOO many. SWINE:
RECEIPTS OF $4,000 HEAD CAUSE
PRICES TO REcEDE.
Quotations Drop IS to as Cents Under
Those Of saturday-Top Falls TO
$14.7o, With Bulk Selling Between
$14.40 and S14eo-cattls Trade Slow,
Strength in Sheep Market

Chicago, Jan. 12.-Hogs prices de-
clined today unaer the influence OF
heavy receipts. Arrivals numbered
$500 head and values dropped lSa 70
% cents. Bulk sold within range OF
sl440 and s14.Go, and extreme top
was $l4.70.- AsNtf.e
Estimated average weight OF" hogs
for the week was 225 pounds, being 2
pounds lighter than previous week. .
pounds lighter than "a year ago and
pounds heavier than the nine-year
average.
The weeks receipts totaled 257,500,
being $4,000 larger than previous
week, $4,000 smaller than year ago
and $500 larger than two years ago.
Shipments at 44,700 showed II decrease
crease Of 23.400 over a year ago and
$4,000 above two years ago.
Cattle.
Cattle market was slow today and
bidders held out for lower prices. A
liberal run reinforced their demands
for concessions.
The average price Of good beef steers
last week was s14.36. comparing with
sl4.25 last week. $16.1o In the corre-
spending week OF last year and $1,000
two years ago. In 1911 the average
was $6.15 and the average for the week
from 1911 to 1919, inclusive. was Ss.4o.
Twenty markets Saturday received
a total of 1880 cattle, bringing the
total for the week to 100000, Of which
$4,000 were credited to seven prin-
.cipal western markets, including Chi
cage. The weeks run at seven centers
was $4,000 smaller than a year ago.
and 5000 smaller than two years ago,
but $1,000 larger than q week ago.
Sheep.
Strength in the sheep division was
tine outstanding feature at the yards.
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New York Produce.

New York. Jan. IL.
Butter-Easier: receipts, $40 TUBS
-creamery specials, 65if q66; creamery
extras. 90 score, 651 extra firsts, so9t4;
packing stock, current make, NO. .
As.
Cheese--Trregular; receipts, l,3's
boxes: state and whole milk special
31ia @S9; average run So1k9 Fl.
Eggs-Firm; receipts, $3.50 cases.
extras, SIS; extra frsts, SSdS4; hrsts.
S1dS2.
Poultry - Alive, nominal; dressed
steady; fresh killed western chickens.
29a4T; fowls, 26927; turkeys, 46g5S'
old BOOSTERS, 2ia2s
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Chicago Produce.

ChlCaSO, Jan. lA'
Butter--Lower; creamery extras %
@6S.
Eggs-Unset,led receipts 1000 cas-
es; at mark. cases Included bbqSs'
ordinary hrsts 55967: firsts 6Sq6s.
Poultry-Alive. unchanged.
Pork-Cash, nominal.
IIard-Cash, 5000.
Rye-No. 2, 1.s2q1.sSA.
Barley-1.isG 1.57.
y Timothy seed-9@la.
Clover seed-49@52. -
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Oats.
Chicago Grain Close.

Corn-No. mixed. 1.4s@L4ss:. No.
mixed, Las a1.47; No. : mixed, 1S24
l.431a: No. yellow, 1i7Ia 6I1.51; No, 4
yellow, 1.454 1.47Is; No. yellow, 1.429
LA; No. 6 yellow, 40: No. white.
l.47Is 91.50. No. 4 white, Las AT; No.
white, 1.421a d1.45h.
Oats-No. l white, Ssh GS7ik: No. 2
white, SSH esq.,: No. white, ssh @
S5%: No. white, s59S5.
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s At 10 a. nj. Sharp.
abEAD OF bORSES-a

8-HEAO OF HORSES
Brown marc, years old. 1900:
brown horse, 8 years old, 1s00; bay
horse, years old. 400; black horses,
years old, 1400 each; bay horse,
years old, broke to ride or drive, 1000:
white horse, II years Old. driver, 1000;
brown horse. II years old. 1900.
52-HEAD OF cATTLE-52
Registered Hereford bull. years
old: IL COWS, some will be fresh soon;
s heifers. coming years. some fresh
soon: 3 steers. coming 8; 8 steers, COM
Ing q: hstfsrs. coming 2; II spring
calves, Z steers. Z heifers.
Most Of these cattle are high grade
Pcisd HereSordA
FARM MACHINERY, ETC.
Mccormick corn binder, nearly new;
Mccormick 6 It. binder. Clean Sweep
hay loader. 2 Acme IT. mowers. 2
Hayes corn planters, about 100 rods.
wire with each; II in. walking plow,
Satley gang IA in. plow. Defiance Is
in. sulky pillow. Rock Island disc with
trucks Satley hammock seat shovel
cultivator, Hayes hammock seat 6
shovel cultivator, J. 1. Case hammock
seat 4 shovel cultivator, 4 section lev
er drag, Weber wagon with triple box
and seat, low wagon with hay rack.
straw wagon, bob sled and box, power
grinder, tanning mill, II 1T. seeder
withErass attachment. 2 sets OF IN
in. harness, 2 sets Of 1Nin. harness.
some collars, set buggy harness.
HOUSEHOLD GOODS.
Universal hole range, good as>new
with water 'front.' wood heater. some
household goods and other articles too
numerous to mention.
FRED LUNCH AT NOON.
rERMS-On sums over $40, one
years time on bankable notes bearing
I per cent interest. No property to be
removed until settled for
0. I. Slayer, Boyd Slayer
COL. A. p. MASON q SONS, Auots.
OLE c. STANGELANp, Clerk.
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CORN PRICES BREAK
HEAVY SELLING INFLUENCES
MARKET CONSIDERABLY.
Selling Based on Warning Against
Price Hazards by Wheat Director
Barnes - Decline In Hogs Tended
Also to Weaken tho Market--oats
Weakened With Corn.

Chicago, Jan. 12.--Prices readily de-
clined in the corn market today as a
result of selling based to a consider
able extent on warning from Ma
tional Wheat Director Barnes against
price hazards after activities Of the
United States grain corporation. a
decline in hog values tended further
to weaken the corn market Besides,
receipts were larger than usual.
Opening prices, which varied from the
same as Saturdays finish to 2A cents
lower, with May at s1.33% to s1.S4h.
and July at s1.32 to si.32A. were fol-
lowed by material setback.
Evidence that there had been lit
tie or no Improvement in the supply
ed unsettled at the same as yester-
days finish to q Of a cent higher, with
May at sl.s4h to s1.35 and July at
s1.32a to SL33.
Notwithstanding fair seaboard de-
mand. oats weakened. with corn. After
opening u OF a cent off to !: of cent
up. including May at s27s to s3A, the
market underwent decided sag.
Provisions.
Provisions were pulled down by the
fall of hogs and grain.
Subsequently announcement Of big
exports helped TO rally the market.
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Chicago Potato Market.

Chicago, Jan IT,
Potatoes-weaker; Northern Whites
bulk and sacked, s4.25 Qs4.SS; Western
Russets, iobbing, s5.250s5.5o; receipts,
so cars.
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Closing Out
SALE!

Having decided TO quit farming I
will hold a closing out sale on the j.
b. Mccormack farm u mile north Of
Clemens, miles north of stpte Gen.
ter; and tx miles east Of st. Anthony.
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Omaha Live Stock.

Omaha, Jan. 12-Cattle-Estimateo
receipts for today. 1880; market
steady.
Beef steers, medium and
nhninn md
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Wednesday. Jan. u


northeast Of vanclevs, on
Wednesday. Jan. II
BEGINNING At II o'clock .. N.
AHEAD OF HoReEe-
1 erey geldlng 8 years old, weight
loo, 1 black gslding years old.
weight 1900, two brown geldins ~
years old. weiyht $500.
e7-hEAD or oATTln-0
9 COWS, : giving milk sad 20 b
fresh in 90 days, heifers coming :
years old; steers coniax three years
old: 4 steers coming : years cid, !
calves.
14-FALL sHoATKe-14
FARM MAcHiNEAY.
1 seeder, / Budlons disc, ! section
DRAG. 1 John Deere ok shovel corn
plow, Case SIX shovel corn plow, !
Weir walking corn pillow, Casidy H.
inch sulky pillow, ! John Deere IN.
binder, new, ! Dain mower 5, It. cut,
hay rake, hay racll. now John
Deere wagon, Peter Shutter wagon. ]
bob sled, spring wagon. i Hayes
corn planter, 1 stack dover 2ax50. !
keystone hay loader new; sets OF
work harness; I large iron kettle:
household goods and othSr articles.
Dozen Chickens. :.
FREE LUNCH AT NOON b
.TERMS--Au sums q 10 ana Under
cash; On s,ims over 4h4t amount = -
months oredit YIN - Clven - bank
able Aotss BEARING jatw0t et : rsr
osnx. No Jeopaety - ~ fsansvsd tpsai
satAind IN. R
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s.so9aio; No. Q red, ss5@s.os; No. >
red, 2,75@s.00; No. hard. .9o1s.0o:
No. durum. 2.e592.4o: No. 2 durum.
s.s2@a.35; No. 8 durup,. 2.so@2.so.
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oonsistlns Of I bay marc coming
nine years old. weight lsoo' pay
eelding coming seven years odd
ve,eht 1860: black mare coming FOUR
YEAR old, weight 1900: black geld
-. coming flvs yesps old. weight 1000;
1 span rray colts coming three and
eor years old, weight 1000 and 400;
/ .pctted colt coming three years DID,
weight 800.
ronsistins Of Q mich cows, fHvsh
and 40 BE- fresh soon; q coming
three. year old steers, coming three
yesr-ohA heifers; 5 coming tVo-year-
ola steers, s coming two-year-old heif-
era, 1s>iaK spring calves 2 grade
M-HEAD 81 Hoas-7
4 old sovs. 81 Ghoats, IS fall pigs.
FARM MACHINERY, ETC.
4 Glover Leaf manure spreader,
Hayes corn planter. 80 rods wire. ]
suiky sti1ring plow:-1 spring wagon, 2
sets 3-inch Concord harness. and 9th
or arAicles too numerous to mention.
FREE LUNCH At NOON.
TTR1Gs-E ums es ~ and under
c.Sh.. Over 80. tw1lve nnonths' time
a. baakabls notes, interest at per
osst No property 70 y removed until
sse4lsd ~. n
c. I. and !. G. elton
MANohlp y MONA, Asstienssrs.
darwin earnsrS oavlnSe Bank Clerk
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PUBLIC SALE

will sell the following property on
the 8. D. 8. Narber farm, mile SOUTH
east of LeGrand. u mile northeast of
LeGrand depot, on
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80 Head Of Regis
tered Hereford Bulls

our own raising. These bulls are the
best Of breeding including Fairfax
Disturber, Masquarder,, Bonney- Brae.
Beau Mischief. We have some splen-
did Herd Headers; also some good
farm bulls at reasonable. prices. Ours
new location is ~ miles south Of city,
which was PREVIOUSLY the I'D Putnam
farm. We also have large herd At
Albion, Ia. These bulls have the quail
ity that sells without argument. We
have the largest herd Of Registered
Hereford cattle In central Iowa
ELLIS BAtLY.
City Phone 1919. ~
C. w. BAILYs
Phone Yellow 622 R-2.
MARsHALLToWN, IOWA.
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CLOSING OUT SALE

A have rented my farm and am
mbvins to Marshalltown. I the Under
signed will offer for sale At public
auction, on my farm, miles south
west Of Marshalltown. mile west and
1 mile north Of Haverhill, ~ miles
northeast of VancieyA on
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-01-12
Chicago Live Stock.

Chicago Jan. ~.
Cattle-Sstimated receipts for today,
$4,000; market slow.
Beef steers, medium and
haay,, UeiYht choice and
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Representative Cattle Sales.
Sioux City Live Stock.

Sioux City, Jan. IL.
Cattle-Estimated receipts for today
$500; market higher.
Fair beef steers .......,.. 1000 $50
Short feds ........ 1900 1900
Choice feds 5000. ,15. 0o41 1880
Warmed up ........ 49,. 10 oo@1S.00
Fat cows and heifers go. 8.76@13.25
stockers and feeders ...... S.S0@11.75
Feeding cows and heffers.. $500 SIS
Calves ...... ..,..... 5.00@1s.0o
Hogs--Estimated receipts for today
10, 900, market lower.
Light ........ .'.'.'..--l4.oo@Ia'o
Mixed .....ss.. ...t.. is.4o
Heavy .......s s.........'If'VVWA1 'oV
Bulk of sales .......... .14.lOgl4'So
Sheep-Estimated receipts for today.
5000; market higher.
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MINNEAPOLIS CASH GRAIN.
Minneapolis, Jan. IL.
wheat-No. Northern, S.1o93.2o;
No. 2 Northern, B.0593.I5; Nc. red,
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THURSDAY, Jan. Is

The following property.
aHEAD OF HORSES
1 gray mare yrs. old. sound, VT.
1890; / King Philip yearling colt: I
good sucking mule colt
ao-HEAe or CHOICE cATTLE-2o
8 good fresh mich COWS. year old
COW, registered with bull calf. sired by
Roam Victor; 2 coming yearling heif-
ers; 10 head Of steers coming 1 year
old; 2 registered Scotch-top bulls, one
roam and one white, got by Roam Vic
tor. These bulls are good bone and
promising herd bulls, and are descend
ants OF old Scottish Victor 2S4307.
I will also offer at private sale my
Herd Bull Roam Victor" 366552, a
pure Scottish good enough to head any
bodys herd.
1s-HEAD OF HEALTHY Hocs-1s
16 fall pigs; sows bred to farrow
last of March or first of April.
FARM IMPLEMENTS, ETC.
All property must be settled for be-
fore being removed.
Free Lunch at Noon Usual Terms
F.. S. CLIFFORD
OWEN WHITE, Aucsionesr.
e. L. GUILD, Clerk.
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Wednesday, Jan. l4th
Commencing at 10 O'Clock sharp.
1o-HEAp OF HoRsEs-10

= ~
Commencing at 10 O'clock sharp.
1o--HEAp OF HoRsEs-1o
One bay horse 10 yrs. old. weight
1900; black horse 8 yrs. old weight
1600i I bay horse 10 yrs. old, weight
1900; hay horse yrs. old. weight
1900; bay horse yrs. old, weight
1885,. black horse yrs. old. weight
1900; black marc s yrs. old, weight
1900: sorrel mare 9 yrs. old, weight
1905 gray horse ~ yrs. old weight
1900; good mule colt
1e-HEAD OF HoGs-1s
IL good bred gifts; good thorough
bred Duroc Jersey Boar. :
a7-HEAD or cAfTLE-37
10 mich cows; two fresh and A CIV
ing milk; two year old steers; 10
yearling heifers apd steers; IA head OF
calves: ShorthOrn Bull.
a FARM MACHINERY, ETC.
s-ft Acme binder; eft. Deering
mower; lain. Sattley gang pillow: 10
IN. Goodenough~ sulky plow; 16-in.
Best Ever s1Ilky plow; &c #. Sandwich
elevator in fine shape; Blue Star corn
planter and lao rdS Of wire; new Key
stone hayloader; New side delivery;
Moline manure sprea der: new endgate
seeder; 20-ft. flexible harrow and
cart: #. Emerson disc; Dutch Uncle
two-row cultivator; single row cul-
tivators; 3 triple box wagons; spring
wagon; hay rack: sets of good work
harness; single harness; new corn
shelter; Little Wonder power feed
grinder. new: bob sled and many 9TH
er articles too numerous to mention.
Some household furniture and De-
Laval cream separator No. Is.
2oo-Plymouth Rock Hens-20o.
1000 bu. 1918 oats in bin and soma
corn in cribs. 6 tons hay in barn.
Usual Terms REQ Lunch
THEODORE BUCHWALD,
Proprietor.
A. ARNEY, Clerk.
o. M. & r. A. oooERTY, Auets.
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Kansas City, Live Stock.

Kansas City. Jan. II.
CattIe-Estimated receipts for today.
IL, 900; market, strong.
oh
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DELAWARE COUNTY

Mr. and Mrs Edward Canon Burton
who have been the guests for u few days
Of Mr.. Burton's cousins, Dr, and Mrs
william A. smith, at their home In
Denton. Nd, are now in Lewes, Del
where they are being entertained by
CAPTAIN and Mrs. Clinton Long. They
wiz return TO their home in Chester this
week.
The regular monthly luncheon of the
WOman's cub US Media was given at
tN. "NhhOus" Yesterday, Mt which Mrs
Warner }enGrman was hostess Of the
aft"TuoOn This was followed By talls
10y Miss Lillian Patterson on "Thn Com
mmitv Center" and the Rev. william
IT. Mirhuels on "rhr Media Public
School" ON TIE afternoon and cveninP
o Wednesday,, December 8, II sale OF
useful articles viii ho held in the club
room under the direction OF Mrs, II. NJ
Fleischmann, Of Moylan. An informa
dance win follow in the evening.
Mrs. Edward \. Stockton entertained
the Sixteen club, OF which she Is q
member, at her home in .SWarthmorc or
Wednesday afternoon.
\ dane" will be given by the iunIo,
section Of the Woman's club OF Media
during the Christmas holidays, under
the direction Of Mrs John Bailey, whl
Is chairman of the section.
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ULST GOSSIP HBCJUI PEIJPLE
Nancy Wynne Chats about Many Things-She Con
demns the Slo,o Jazz Music Played at Various
Dances and Suggests That IL Be Stopped

Fla. where they will spend the remain
der of the winter.
Miss Elizabeth Darlington, of Balti-
more, is spending several weeks AZ the
guest OF Mr.. and Mrs. Uarr son K.
Gamer. Jr, at their home. SIG Pine
street The engagement of Miss Car
rington and Mr.. Charles H. Baird was
recently announced.
Mrs Jones Wister, of 1919 Walnut
street, will leave early in February for
several weeks stay in Florida. Mrs
Wister VIII entertain at dinner on Fri
day night, February 7. before the first
Assembly ball In honor of Miss Anne
Wister Barclay, daughter OF Mr.. and
Mrs. William Lyttleton Barclay, OF
Chestnut Hin. Miss Barclay, who Is
at present in Europe with the American
hockey team, will return home the mid
die of this month.
Mr. and Mrs Henry Reed Hatfield
of l725 walnut street, will leave next
week for n trip to Bermuda.
Mr.. William Leicester Van I,eer. son
OF Mr.. and Mrs. William NJ. Van Leer
Of i6l9 Spruce street. who viii be mar
ried TO Miss Agnes de Scld'ng, dnugh-
tor OF Mr.. and Mrs. Joel Shrewsbury dc
Scldlrg, OF New. York, in 81. James
Church, New York, at 4 o'clock on Sat
urday afternoon, December ~. to be
followed by reception at the Hotel
Gotham. Will entertain his best man and
'iSherS at dinner al the Racquet Club on
Thursday night, December 16
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MISS EMILE KENNEDY
WEDS Mr.. J. T. BISHOP
Marriage Took Place This
Afternoon at ST. James
Episcopal Church

A wodiing of social interest 10 this
city. Sow York and Washington was
Solcmnlzod A. oc'oCk this afternoon In
s. James t'riscopal church, Twenty-
Emile poscv Kennedy, daughter Of Mr..
nrd Mrs Albert T. Kennedy. OF 22n3
Walnut street. became the bride Of Mr..
Julian Tomlineon Bishop. son Of Mrs.
Washington. Tho ceremony was per-
formed by the Rcv. Dr Gibson Bell.
The bride, who was given In marriage
hv her father, wore smart gown or
white hrOCada faPh 'oned on simple lines.
The court train falling gracefully from
the shoulders was composed OF old lace
which was her Erandmother's wedding
veil. Her veil was Of tulle, surmounte1
Hrrird y small old-fashioned bouquet
.of Gala lilies and lilies OF the valley.
Tho matrOns Of honor We're Mrs. Caspar
W. y. Townsend and Mrs Perctval Glen
GCnniNr They wore gowns of hydran-
goa blue satin. adorned with croam-
COOrrd lace ard hate Of tho same shade.
trimmed with shaded plumes They
carried old-fashioned bouquets The
Kennedy, Jr. Miss Theodore Keith LII
lie. Mrs. John Adams .Appleton, and
Miss Dorothy Spencer. Of New orleans
They wore fro"hs Of soft gray sat y
velvet Of the same hue. were trimmed
With gray shaded plumes, They carried
baskets Of pink roses. Master William
Campbell POseY, Jr,, cousin OF the bride:
and Master Daniel Westco't COUSIN ot
the bridegroom. acted as pages They
wore suits Of pink linen with white col
lars. Mr. Barnes Newhorry, OF De-
troft. was best man. The ushers in
Iunlus R'cNards Mr.. Frederick len
nings, MIR Norman Schaff and Mr.;
lanes Turner. all Of New York, and
Mr. Phelps Newherry: Of Detroit NJ
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SOCIAL ACTIVITIES

has issued mvt,,t,"oH1'In' ,"H'n' o. "t lioStmont,
Ts5E TT%r,E fon",d w. a dlnMrraydassktna' lITT q skn''ng
Among the quests ,yro o,,
GGInncr las niqIf g}y,n "ho nc, a., @&,uendcd the
%,eorg" Wharto''n1 E7'rn p rna,. nN Mr. and mys.
,oWs,-S'ralford In honnnr n5'r' ID T' NE Belle
%o,%, %r% G.bh,n yI,T' were. u ,Iiss MysS MA". @
S,I%eS'9 ,Ijs@ .Ysnai Mss Mary TsS' y ,rbN A~nn y.
ard I' ,TI.%"n,y BjddDc. Wis4 E1,b ~ Iay'%. W5, J..
Zane ,jordnn ,jd''' IxSopnin, Rowland. Miss
H"'kschcr. "a 'N' ana Miss Iucrctia
Mr.. AND w.. e..
HmnCr On Sa,rrEa,ul"d .Sau"d ,lnvIratjons tor u
N,2nor of ,hri,, r'|.S JaS,, December II, in
ToS. TT'oss h rcr ~" "'"$$I}Hr, $nIi,rd, Miss Anna
",n"ne Class saturday Evening
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GERMANTOWN

Nyce, daushtor of MIR. and Mrs, Louis
II. p. Nyco. Of 165 East Tulrehocken
street. 10 Mr.. Donald G. Johns, Of 1o5
o'clock this morning at the home Of the
Rev. y. NJ. Neili, Of 5312 Angora ter
race, West PhiadelHhia. Mr. and Mrs.
Johns will live IN the Middle West.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph Ilnrcourt and
their small daughter. Miss MARY Kath-
spent tho Thanksgiving holidays with
Mr.. and Mrs c. Harry Fehlng. Of 3l7
Apsley street, returned home on
Wednesday, accompanied by Mr.. Feb
ling. who Will remain week.
MIR and Mrs. Martin NJ. Penrlman and
their family. formerly OF Phil-Elena
street. are occupying their new home
at 32S Pelham road.
Mrs Minette Benton, of 5l03 Wayne
avenue, was the guest for short time
of Mrs, william r. Nicholson. Jr., Wis
sahichon avenue and Coulter street.
Mr.. and Mrs, Lester J. Osborn, of 323
West seymour street, who have been the
guests of hlrs. Osborn'S mother, Mrs.
Ida Mae Edge, at her home in Oak Lane.
during the autumn. have gone to Miami,
Fla, for tho winter.
Ms, Ida Iansell, Of PGstorius street,
Will entertain at p.noChle al her home
on Monday afternoon. The guests will
b' AlIS' 'ii"HTU iNtISil'A W, VI X Ntll''
Walter. Mrs. w. q. Van Horn Mrs.
Frank Isaac, Mrs. Howard Scholey. Mrs
Oliver Thornton and Mrs. Herbert A,
Wallace.
Mrs. John H. Johnson. of 1O1 East
Durham street, has returned from a trip
to New York.
Mrs. Henry Kind entertained Mt
bridge at her home yesterday afternoon.
Mr. and Mrs. RALPH u. Coleman. of
aNR ,.,t1 l,,
and Mrs. Harry Pr!zer, Mrs \. Feger,
OF Pottstown, and Mr. and Mrs Ray
Prizer, Of Maucli Chunk. on Sunday.
There will be n dinner at the Cedar
brook Country Club this evening, fol-
lowed by the annual election of officers.
Mrs. Harry II. Small. of Nentnor, y.
j., was the guest for a few days this
week OF Mr.. and Mrs Alexander s,
johnson, Of 10 East Mt. Pleasant ave-
nue.
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ROxeoRCuGH

The ladies' card club OF the Roxbor-
Oates street, will give q card party on
Monday evening at the clubhouse The
committee on arrangements for the ser
les of card parties to be held during tho
son. chairman; Mrs. William Spink
Mrs, Roy Robinson, Mrs. Samuel r.
Kcnworthy, Mrs. william IIuggart. Mrs.
Gordon Stafford, Mrs, Harry Miller,
Mira, John Stuse, Mrs, Charles simpson,
Mrs, Walter NJ, IIodson,
The Green Valley Country club. G997
Ridge avenue, formerly the home of Mr.
Harry Sacks, will be formally oponed
tomorrow evening, Two hundred guests
are expected to be present, An Inter
esting and attractive entertainment will
be followed by a supper
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-12-04
WEST PHILADELPHIA

Miss Florence Rcineke. Of 4525 Locust
street. will entertain the Zeta chapter OF
the Sigma Alpha Phi Sorority at her
home this afternoon. Among those pres
ent will be Mrs. Voorhees, Anderson,
Miss Ruth Becthold, Miss Mae Shechan.
Miss Helen Logan Miss Nan Wallace,
Miss Florence Savers. Mlss Peg
O'Ncill, Miss Eleanor Porch Miss Anna
Gear
Mr. and Mrs. w. u. Wilson, 127 South
Fifty-hrSt street, announce tho mar
rage Of their daughter. Miss katherine
NJ. Wilson, to Mr.. John W. Bnrkcr, Jr.,
of this city Mr.. and Mrs. Wilton are
entertaining their daught +, MrT D. w
Thompson, OF Los Angeles. Calif.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-12-04
SOUTH PHILADELPHIA

Miss Marjorie Mannen,> of 1868 Park
avenue, New York, Is the weekend
guest of Mr.. and Mrs. Richard Conway
Meyer Rt their home in the Stephen
Girard estate,
Mr. and Mrs Frank j. Crowley Sr,
of 97O2 South Eleventh street announce
the engagement of their daughter Miss
Eleanor Marie Crowley. to Mr.. Alfred
Stcllman Norton, of Ridley Park.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-12-04
NORTH PHILADELPHIA

dinner will b. given on Sunday
evening. at 2949 %orth Twcnty-second
street, in honor OF Mr.. and Mrs. II. Els
cnstcin. Among tho guests will he Mr.
and Mrs Younich, Mr.. and Mrs Wolf, of
Clifton Heights; Mr.. and RS Joseph
son, of Atlantic CITY; Or. J. l.. Mavn'
vases, Mr.. and Mrs. Widerman. Miss
Edna Younich. Mr.. B. Martin. Mr. b.
lInlpcn. Mr. Morris Yulin and Mr.. and
Mrs, Holland of Trenton.
Mrs. Carl Metz entertained the Neigh
bors' Club. OF which she IL a member, at
her home, at 4l07 North Broad street
on Thursday evening.