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Milford chronicle., 1920-01-16
Public Sale
ANNOUNCEMENT TO THE PUBLIC

There seems to be a growing demand
for a clearing house of public sale Of per-
sonal property in Harrington as in other
communities. Formerly only worthless
articles were disposed Of at auction. To-
day the highest class of household ef-
fects and blooded stock are marketed in
this manner We will prohibit, so far as
possible, any stock affected with contag-
ious diseases coming here and endeavor
TO give all interested parties a square
deal. Sale will be for cash, on which a
commission Of so will be charged. Our
first sales will be held on
JANUARY 22nd, 1920,
to begin at 10 o'clock, a. m.
regularly every two weeks. So anything
you may have for sale, bring it in. House,
hold goods, farming implements or live
stock.
RAUGHLEY & co.
Milford chronicle., 1920-01-16

GOOD BUCKWHEAT for sale. Medium
light color $3.50 per hundred weight. All
mail orders attended to and every sack
guaranteed to contain pure buckwheat
Write or call on Thomas +. Ayers. Stock
ley, Del 1-16-2t
Milford chronicle., 1920-01-16

FOR SALE-John Deere riding plow,
S25; riding cultivator. $40; small feed chi,
ter. $40; 24OO Candee incubator 5000: 500
brooder, $25; two so brooders. S5. Apply
to j. ID. Thompson, Pine View Farm,
Lewes, Del i'm
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-02-25
STRAWBERRY MANSION

A surprise shower was held on Sat
urday night in honor of Miss Freda
Siverman at her home, 2331 North
Thirtieth street, whose marriage to Mr.
Samuel Gross, of 2340 North Twenty
ninth street, will take place in the fall
by Miss Frances Silverman and Mr.
Benjamin Silverman. Among the guests
present were Miss Anna Gross. Miss
Yetta Stein, Miss Cecielia Brason, Mis-
Ruth Finger, Miss Jackenette Gold
schild, Miss Yetta Kessler. Miss Fran
ces Rosoff, Miss Sara Burack, Miss
Helen Greenfield, Miss Rose Chertak
Miss Bella Shulman, Miss Ruth Grubs
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. Stein, Mr.. and Mrs
Ed Goren. Mr.. and Mrs. II. Kalika
Mr.. l.. Kohen, Mr.. A. Segal, Mr.. Harr,
Brown, Mr.. NJ. Rothman, Mr.. l.,
Hates, MIR. \. Cohen, Mr.. J. Bern
stein, Mr.. NJ. Maser. Mr.. G. Baron
Mr.. l.. Kimmelman, Mr. NJ Gross, Mr.
Edward Paul aud Mr.. Benjamin Bcr
man.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-02-25
lust GOSSIP ABOUT PEOPLE
Nancy Wynne Announces the Birth of Future Bellies and
Beaux-She Talks of the Art alliance .
s'- Reception Tomorrow .'~. ".A

nall, Mr.. and Mrs. Theodore = Pan,
Nlr; ,and Mrs. Edmund Thayer. Mr.
ana and Mrs. Gilbert Mather, Mr.. and Mrs
IB,enry Miller Watts, Mr.. and Mrs,
ltlchard Norton. Mr.. and Mrs. Lincoln
ToutreE' r., MIR. and Mrs. Daniel
Newhall, Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph u. Sims
the Misses Sharpless, Mr.. Charles Davis
and Mr.. Sydney Clark. "' 10
Mr.. and Mrs. G. Emory McMicboel
OF Zu4l Walnut street, will sail today
month. p'"'
Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph Earle, of Uayor.
iord' nave gone to the Adirondacks for
the winter sports. '''
Mr.. and Mrs. John Charles Tancy.
who have been spending some time nj
Atlaunc City. have returned to their
home Mt Tenth and Lemon streets,
Media. o''''
On account Of tho illrcss of Sergeant
Alvin G. York. Colonel John Mucklc
has recalled his invitations for this
evening.
"A musical comedy will be presented
by the Bala .Cynwyd players Mt tho
Bryn Mawr firehousc this evening and
at the Merton Cricket Club tomorrow
evening. under the patronage of the
Bryn Mawr Business Association. Ard
more Chamber Of Commerce. Board o,
Lady Visitors. and the social service
committee of the Bryu Mawr Hospital.
Mrs, William Hearn of philndelpbis
has BEEN visiting her daughter. Mrs
Louis Raso Little. at Scrogric, he,
home near Media.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-02-25

Jack Rabof. Mr.. Julius Winston. Mr..
Sol Weiss. Mr.. Albert Lcvcn, Mr.. Nor
ris ROttman. Mr.. Jack Corson. Mr..
Harry FCdcrman and Mr.. Harry A..
Potomkin.
Mr.. aud Mrs. Michael Scelsi. of 923
P0ssyunk avenue. announce the engage
ment of their daughter, Miss Agnes NJ.
SccIsi. to Mr.. Joseph NJ. Coscia, Of
231O South Twenty second street. The
wedding will take place in the early
fall.
Friends of Mrs. Emma +. Cook. Of
the southeast corner Seventeenth and
Federal streets, who recently under
went an operation in tho Methodist
Hospital. will be glad TO hear that she
is improving at her home and will leave
shortly for Atlantic City. where she
will spend few weeks
Mr.. and Mrs. Guy A. Moore. of 2730
South Ninth street, are now living at
their new homo mt 1850 Johnson street.
An interesting church wedding took
place Saturday afternoon mt 2 o'clock in
the Roman Catholic Church of St.
Clements, Seventy second street and
Frcund. Of G4O5 Glenmore avenue. be-
came the bride of Mr.. Joseph Burke.
of Twenty second and Catharine
streets, with the Rev. Father James
Dougherty officiating. A reception fol-
lowed the ceremony, after which Mr..
and Mrs. Burke left for an extended
stay in Florida.
The members Of the Pei Mel Club will
entertain informally at dance and re-
ception to be given this evening at
Belicld Country Club. The committee
! includes Miss Annetta Metzger, Miss
Pearl Eaton. Miss Elizabeth McCar-
ron. Miss Esther Null aud Miss Mary
! Looly.
Friends of Miss Marie Gallagher,
! daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Gala
Cher of 1927 Mifflin street, will be glad
/ TO learn that she is recupcrating from
her rec, Mt illness.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank McNenny. OF
! 1898 Ritncr street, nre receiving con =
gratulatiOns on the birth Of a daughter,
Miriam McNcnny.
The City Business Club entertained
at luncheon given at the Adelphia on
Monday evening.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-02-25
DELAWARE COUNTY

japanese program was given at
the meeting Of the Woman's Club of
Drexel Hill. which was held yesterday
afternoon at the homo of Mrs. +. ri.
,Bleyler. who was assisted IN receiving
ny Mrs. Howard Aldred. Mrs. Charles
=. Osenbach, Mrs. Marcus Schumacher,
and Mrs. Jackson Reid. The hostesses
and those taking part in the program
We're in Japanese costume. Mr.. Lloyd
Eastwood Scibold rendered several
songs rs u female impcrsonator in COS.
tune. and Miss Stafford gave a talk on
dnpan. A Japanese Tea concluded
he program
Mr.. and Mrs. William Franklin
Matthews, Of Idlcwild Lane. Moylan.
have returned from New York where
they spent the week end.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. r. Black. OF Moylan.
are preparing to move 60 Altoona. where
they will live permanently.
Friends Of Mrs. Ernest Ic Roy
Green. of Mslin. will he glad to know
that she is recovering from her recent
illness.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-02-25
SOCIAL ACTIVITIES

MIS-. Isaac III. Clothicr, Jr.. will
give dinner Mt the Radnor Hunt Club
IN honor OF her son, Mr.. Isaac II.
'loth"r, Sd, on Thursday, April s.
Tho MarquiSc dc Brcviaic d'AIain-
court and her small daughter arrived
Yesterday from Newport. They are
WS.Nl,ng Mr.. and Mrs. LHnghornC Bul-
Wtt Dick, Of Norwood avcuur, Chest
nlt lIlIl Mr.. and Mrs. Dick will give
q tea in honor of the Marquisc on
sunday afternoon. The MarQuise will
DC remembered as Miss Myra Dick, an
aunt of Mr.. Dick.
~, Mr., and Mrs. Joseph C. Fralcy. of
,.heStnut Hill. who have been visiting
10 thc South for several weeks, are eX-
: pectcG home next Monday. They spent
sometime in Florida and are at present
dt Augusta, Ga.
The Chestnut Hill Reading and
hL'un'h Club will meet Thursday at the
nome OF Mrs. Frederick Packard. sun
''t avenue, Chestnut Hill.
Mr.; Francis r. Reeves. of thinner.
srNn' Mexican avenue, Germantown,
entertained the Science and Art Club
u, ms home last evening. Mr.. Frank
'n spencer EdmOnds was the speaker.
p.Mr Mr' and Mrs. John Elliot Newlin, of
NTospe't avenue. Chestnut Hill, spent
Citm CCitsSh'ngton's Birthday at Atlantic
"NaS' Mrs. William J. Sewcll, Jr., of
out OF Bounds" st. Martins lane,
" "nu Mrs. Howard Il. Seaver. of Mont
S"mcry r"y avenue, Chestnut Hill, left
ia, WV" "' ''"e" "''"'
T. I'm" Wedding of Miss Phoebe Nc.
non I%an Downs, daughter of Mrs. Norton
TToWnS' of Fordhook Farm Three
sunS' and Mr., Joseph Weir Sargent,
OF OF New Haven, Conn, will take place
y" Monday afternoon, June 2S.
rrMMr, rMMr, and Mrs. +. W. Mcconnell, of
tiuo,t tsinout avenue, Bryn Mawr, enter.
hlalucd at dinner Sunday evening in
"1Snor OF Miss Marguerite f. Dwyer,
"t Arrdmore, and Mr.. Thomas A. Ryan,
rooo hGSemont, whose engagement has
'rvu'ly been announced.
Iho Philadelphia Skating Club. which
,n '"s recently been organized will meet
NG2hSrr0w afternoon at the Ice Palace.
,ha ,bhS'ket and Forty fifth streets. Among
WI WI members are, Mr., and Mrs. George
sarIon Pepper, Mr.. and Mrs. vii.
i'm I'm d. Clotbicr, Mr.. aud Mrs. II. +.
'H''nus, Mr., and Mrs, Alexander Var .
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-02-25
KEN SiNGToN

4 leap year party was given by Miss
.Tcanc Schaeffer Saturday evening at
her home. 2S04 Frankfcrd avenue.
Among those present were Miss Sara
Margolis, Miss Esther Ricklin, Miss
Sarah Green. Miss Victoria Jaffc. Miss
Florence Mnrgolis. Miss Katherine
Schwartz, Miss Beatrice Schleichkoru
Miss Ida Roscn. Miss Sophia Ledger,
Schwartz, Mrs. Schacffor and Mrs.
Fishman, Mr.. David Berkowitz, Mr..
Maurice Praissman, Mr.. Louis Gour-
land, Mr.. Herbert Veil, Mr.. Abraham
Mellinson. Mr.. Ralph Shaofsky, Mr..
Edward Weitzman, Mr.. Albert Veil,
Mr.. Herman Schaffer, Mr.. Robert
Schaffer, Mr.. Abraham Fishman and
Mr.. Michael Fishman.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-02-25

teenth street. will entertain at her home
on Friday evening in honor of Miss
Helen =. Lambert. of Reading, Pa.
who is visiting fricuds in this city for
fortnight.
Mr.. Clarence Levy. of North Scv-
cntecnth street. is on business tri'
to Europe.
|. Tho Mercantile Clubs bowling clul
will give dinner in honor Of Mr.
Charles Miller tomorrow evening. il
celebration of his sixticth birthday
which falls on February 20 The
bowlcrs include Mr.. Eugene s. Beck
man. Mr.. Morris Langsdorf. Mr.
Lucicn KatzcnbcrG. Mr.. Isaac Katzcn.
berg. Mr.. Joseph II. Rubin. Mr.. Aaron
Miller. Mr.. Simon Miller. Mr.. Charles
Girbcl. Captain Jacob lIenly, Mr.
Simon Roscnau. Mr.. Harry Hirsh, Mr.
Leo Silvermar, Mr.. Jacob Ginsburg and
Mr.. Arthur Bloch.
Mrs. J. B. Fcigcl. 24O3 North Broad
street. entertained al luncheon ant
bridge at hcg home on Friday. Tn,
guests included Mrs. Henry Louchheim
Mrs. Henry Gerstley. Mrs. Morri,
RoScubaum. Mrs. \. a. Eshncr. Mrs
Sydney NJ. Stern. Mrs. L. Shoenberg
Mrs. Lee s. Harris. Mrs. Henry Nal
ter. Mrs. II. Mork. Mrs. Louis Levy
and Miss Freda Jonas.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lucicn Katzcuberg
4j42 North Broad street. spent tn,
week end in Atlantic City.
The annual Purim dance of Beti
Israel congregation, Thirty -secon,
street and Montgomery avenue. which
will take place on Thursday evening
March 4. at Mercantile Hall will be .
bal masque. Mr.. and Mrs. Max W
Wcinroth will be master and mistrcs!
Of ceremonies and will be assisted t.,
committee Of the young people of thu
congregation under the chairmanshl,
of Mr.. Leo Weinroth and Miss Esthr,
NJ. Mails.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-02-25
Fraternity Meeting

Mr.. Huyler Daviyan entertained the
members of the Amistad Fraternity at
his home 2lO1 West Vcnango street
Saturday evening. This marked the
first annual reunion since the war. A
banquet was served and the following
were present: Mr. J. Lincoln Marion,
Mr.. Raymond Kraft, Mr.. Mark Quay
Mr.. Samuel Grover Hopkins. Mr.. G.
Herbert Quay. Mr.. James Schultz, Mr.
Elmer Quay, Mr.. DeForrest Veigtsber
ger, Mr.. w. Earl" Craig. Mr.. Monroe
+. Veigtsberger. Mr.. William Wacs
chic and Mr.. Stanley Craig.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-02-25
MlLLER-BOWLES

An attractive wedding took place at
the home Of Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas
Bowles. 421l North Reese street, on
Saturday afternoon. when their daugh-
ter. Miss Esther Bowles. became the
bride of Mr.. William y. Miller, son of
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles II. Miller. of 404l
North Eighth street. The Rev. +.
w. Randall. of the bethesda Baptist
Church, Fifth aud Veuango streets, per
formed the ceremony. Mr.. Bowlcs gave
his daughter in marriage, and her sister
Mrs. William Trait. was matron of
honor. Mr.. Charles II. Miller was his
brothers best man. \ reception fol.
lowed the service. After short trip
Mr., and Mrs. Miller will be at home ut
4211 North Reese street. The bride
groom served overseas nine months AZ
corporal with Company u, Seventh hi
vision. Thirty fourth Infantry Tho
bride was secretary of the Hunting Park
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-02-25
PASTOR HAS BUSY HOURS
Marriage, funeral and Birth To
oether for the Rev. Paul L. Yount

A birth, n marriage and death, ali
in the space Of few hours, kept the
Rev. Paul J.. Yount on the go.
The clergyman is pastor of st. Paul's
Lutheran Church at Twenty second
street and Columbia avenue. On Feb
ruary q the minister married GeorgC
Richardson and Miss Myrtle Sides, OF
Lancaster, at his home, at 2 o'clock.
He was preparing to. conduct the
funeral of Miss Laura Fisher. OF 1ioga
he received news that he had just be
come the father of baby girl. Anna
Terrill Eount. He obtained the services
of another minister to conduct tho
funeral
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-02-25
SOUTH PHILADELPHIA

\ surprise freedom party was given
at the home Of Mr. j. Duke Platt
1000 South Seventeenth street. Sunday
evening. in honor of Mr. David Sonen
field Those present were Mr. and Mrs
s. Platt, Miss Edith Plat. Miss Net
tie Patt. Miss Bess Levin. Miss EdythC
Levin. Miss Esther Gesscl, Miss Sarah
Jacobs, Miss Fannie Roscnfeld. Miss
Marion Miller. Miss Bpss Sonenfeld
Miss Bess Goldberg. Miss R"ba Potom
kin. Miss Matilda Walker. Miss Rcba
Weinberg, Mr.. J. Duke PIatt. Mr.. vii
liam P. Weiman. Mr.. David II. Me
ranze, Mr.. William l.. Eisenbcrg, Mr.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-02-25
BIITNI--HIRSCHBEIN

4 wedding of interest in this city and
in Washington was that of Miss Katha
rinc Hirschbein. daughter of Mrs. J.
IIirschbein. Of 3639 North Fifteenth
street. and Mr.. Abraham Blum. of
Washington. which took place on Sun
day afternoon The ceremony was per-
formed by the Rev. Marvin Nathan, Of
Beth Isreal Temple. The bride was
unattended, and her brother. Mr.. Frank
l.. Hirschben was best man. Immedi
ately after the quiet ceremony Mr.. and
Mrs. Blum left for trip through the
South. Upon their return they will
live in Washington.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-02-25
IIVEXY-McCLAIN

An interesting wedding of the week
was that of Miss Elizabeth n McClaip
sister of Miss Margaret McClain. OF
BIAS North Fifteenth street. aud Mr.
William F. Lively, Jr. The ceremony
was performed on Sunday evening at
tho future home of the bridegroom and
bride. 3740 North Sixteenth street. by
the Rev. Forrest +. Dagger, n. D.. OF
st. Pauls Reformed Episcopal Church
Rroad and Ncnango streets. The bride
was attended by her sister, and Mr.
John NelbinC was best man. Tho serv
ice was followed by dinner Mr.. and
Mrs. Lively left for a trip to Washing
ton.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-02-25
RoxBoRouGH

Mrs. Alfred Patchett, Of Ridge ave-
nue., entertained the following at cards
yesterday afternoon: Mrs. Joseph c..
Davenport, Mrs. Samuel Borer, Mrs.
Charles Eastwood. Mrs. John Cantley,
Mrs. J. Ramsay, Mrs. Lee Burgess and
Mrs, Thomas Bancroft,
Miss Eleanor Burns, of the Ameri-
can College for Girls at Constantinople.
spent last week end as the guest OF
Miss Blanche Stafford, Of Monastery
avenue,
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-02-25
ASK ONE GWYNNED SCHOOL
Residents of District Plan to Merge
Four Institutions

Gwynedd. Pa, Feb. 25.-A movement
!, undrr way to consolidate the four
schools Of Lower Gwyncdd township
and TO erect one central building. Resi-
dents will hold mass meeting to solve
tho problem, and. will make recon
mcndation to the school board.
The idea of consolidation is the re
suit Of the recent storm. when the rura
roads werr completely tied up and the
work of education was seriously af-
foot C1
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-02-25
"RoVlNG MARINES COMING
Crack Shots VIII Entertain Here at
Jazz Smokers

Rife and pistol shots of international
fame, headed by the undisputed rifle
champion Of the United States, form
part of the Growing Marines" the de-
tachment of service entertainers who are
coming to this city on Friday.
The marine corps has long held a
foremost position in rife and pistol
practice and the Rowing Marines" in
clude a number Of champions who have
won laurels as marksmen within recent
years. The "Roving Marines" will give
Jazz smoker and entertainment at the
Elk's Hall. 1920 Arch street, on Friday
evening, and at the Second Regiment
Armory, Broad street and Susquehanna
avenue, Saturday evening.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-02-25
branch Of the Emergency Aid during the
LYnNs-.-RI1SKIRK

The wedding Of Miss Myrtle A. Bus %
kirk, daughter OF Mr.. Howard Buskirk
of townsville, Pa, and Mr.. james w.
Lyons, Of 1746 North Sixth street, was
solemnized on Sunday afternoon in the
Hancock Street Methodist Episcopal
Church, Hancock street and Girard ave :
and Mrs. Lyons left on a fortnight g
trip, and upon their return they will
live in North Philadelphia.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-02-25
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

The marriage Of Miss Yetta Vein
stein, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Isaac
Weinstein, of 5461 Pine street, and Mr.
Nathan Freedman, son Of Mr.. and Mrs
Benjamin Freedman, Of 327 Dickinson
street, took place last evening at Betf
Israel Congregation Temple, Thirty
second street and Montgomery avenue
a reception followed at Apollo Hall
After a wedding trip through the Souti
Mr.. and Mrs. Freedman will live al
5036 Cobbs Creek Parkway.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-02-25
WEST PHILADELPHIA

Alpha Chi Rho Fraternity held a tea
dahsant Mt the Bellevue Stratford Sat
urday afternoon from 3 until 6 o'clock
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-02-25
CRESSAIAN-BEARD

' NIbDShhN--- u Iathb
Another pretty home wedding to take
nlncr today is that Of Miss Clara NJ.
Beard, daughter of Mrs. Susanna
Beard. of 133 Albanus street. and Mr..
Warren B. Gresham. of 1896 North
Eleventh strect, which will bc solemn
lied this evening at 6 80 o'clock at the
homo Of tho brides mother. with tho
Rev. +. +. Randolph. of So. James S
Methodist Episcopal Church. officiating.
The bride. who will be given in mar
riage by her mother. will wear a gown
of soft white tnffeta and will carry
Brides roses. Miss Amy Bates will
be bridesmaid and will wear n frocE
Of pale blue silk vpiled with gcorgcttc
creme Of the same shade and will carry
pink roses.
Mr.. Cressman will have for best
man the brides brother. Mr.. Wesley
Beard. 4 reception for the families vii
follow the ceremony. The bridegroom
and bride will leave on an extended trir
and will be OF home at 1873 Albanu'
street. after May /
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-02-25
MISS REGINA GABLER
BRIDE OF A. BRANDT
Other Weddings Take Place To-
day-Miss Engard Weds
William Wagner

Among today's interesting weddings
will be that Of Miss Regina J. Gabler,
daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. August
Gabler. OF 2413 West Master street,
and Mr.. Albert p. Brandt, of 4647
North Twelfth street. which will take
place this afternoon at 4 o'clock at the
nome of the brides parents. with the
Kev. T. Asher Hess officiating. The
bride will wear her travelling suit OF
Drown with hat to match and will be
attended by Miss Shepherd as brides e
maid. Mr.. John Gablcr, the bride S
brother, will be best man. A recep
tion for the families will follow the
ceremony. Mr.. and Mrs. Brandt will
leave for n trip to Niagara Fails aut
canadn. They will be nt home after
April |, at 2413 West Master street
WAGNER-ENGARD
An interesting wedding was solemn
lzed at noon today at the home of Mr.
ana Mrs. Harry s. Engard, OF 2l0;
North Twelfth street, when their daugh
ter. Miss Nellie G.. Engard. was mar
risd d, to Mr.. William F. Wagner, o
2O21 North Broad street. The ccre
monv was performed by the Rev. Johr
Gordon, u. D.. of the theological dc
partment of Temple University. AM
was followed by breakfast Til
bride wore GOWN of white satin an,
duchess lacc with a veil of tullr caugh
| with clusters OF orange blossoms an,
carried n shower of Brides roses, or
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-02-25

7 HEAR that Sergeant Alvin YORK Is
i'll aud so Colonel Mucblc has had to
rocall his Invitations for the reception
ho was 10 have given in his honor this
evening. It will he great disappoint-
mcnt not to meet him. rs we are all
mighty proud OF said sergeant. How
ever, we will hone that II is only
rOslnOncd pleasure.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-02-25

Jackie. who is four years old. is
y going to Sunday school these days.
The other day he was taught about the
creation Of the world and when he
reached home after the lesson he ran
INTO mother and told bcr all about it..
The beautiful garden that God had
made, the people He put in it, "a man
named Adam and woman named Eve.
who was snake Some version
wasn't il?
NANCY WYNNE.
New-York tribune., 1920-06-29
Mrs. IiyernOre on Tour
OF State for Harding
Takes Suitcase Full of Cam
paign Buttons and Tiny
White Elephants

Mrs Arthur l.. Livermore. chairman
Of the Republican Women's State Ex-
ccutve Committee, started upstate last
night with suitcase full of tiny white
elephants and Harding and Coolidge
buttons. The campaign buttons are
from the first truckload which came
from headquarters for free distribution
to the voters, but the little white
elephants are a symbol of party mem
bership, not to be had for the asking.
Every person who contributes to the
Republican campaign fund is to be
given an elephant, no matter what the
size Of the contribution.
A meeting of the women's committee
was held yesterday morning at head
quarters in the Hotel Vanderbilt 1t
was decided to establish campaign
schools in every county throughout the
state. At these schools women speak
crs will be trained in the arts of soap
box and automobile spellbinding and
the most effective use of campaign
arguments.
The Monday afternoon meeting at the
Vanderbilt will be continued all sum-
mer, according to present plans, while
the women who 60 out of town for
their vacations are being urged to talk
Republicanism to hotel porch audi
enccs.
Next week the meeting will be held
Tuesday instead of Monday.
New-York tribune., 1920-06-29
Hooker Says Democrats
Debauched Industry
Candidate for Crbernatorial
Nomination Addresses Goth
District Republicans

Elon H. Hooker, candidate for the
Republican nomination for Governor,
assailed the manner in which the
Democratic party had dealt with the
industrial problems brought about by
the war, in an address last night be-
fore the goth Assembly District Re-
publican Club, 107 East 125th Street
He said that the Democrats were re-
sponsble for the "post-war demorali-
zation between capital and labor" and
asserted that the proper management
of industries would be the issue of the
coming campaign. The Democrats,
with their very best men, he said,
would be unable to meet the issues.
"The administration of our laws"
asserted Ny. Hooker, "must be taken
away from academic men and placed In
the hands Of practical business men,
and these latter are to be found only
in the Republican party, which, as
history has proved, is alone able to
keep industry on a prosperous basis
Democracy has debauched industry