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Norwich bulletin., 1920-06-10
OBITUARY.


Syracuse. y. Y. June s.-Francis Hen
bricks. for years republican leader Of
central New York and long a member Of
the New York state senate. died today.
Senator Hendricks was Se years old
and was president OF the board Of direc-
tors of Syracuse university. -
One Of the senator's last acts was TO
make a contribution TO Syracuse univer-
sity for new athletic field.
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SUCCESSFUL ADJUSTMENT OF
NEW YORK MARINE STRIKE

Washington. June 9.-Attorney General
Palmer received indirect assurances
from the Erie railroad today that his ruI-
ing upon the application Of the eight
hour law to tugs and barges in New York
harbor would be accepted
Department OF justice officials said this
action meant the successful adjustment
Of the marine strike, as application of the
eight-hour law was the main contention
of the strikers
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WOOD IN FIRST PLACE FOR
NOMINATING SPEECHES

Chicago, June 9-General Wood prob
ably will get the coveted pole" or first
place in the nominating speeches, with
Governor Lowden second.
Alabama, the first state on the roll,
has decided not to yield for Governor
Lowden's nomination, National Commit
teeman Street announced today. Arizona,
the second state is friendly to General
Wood and is expected to yield for the
nominating address of Governor Allen of
Kansas The third state Arkansas, is
scheduled to yield for the Lowden nom
inatiOn by Representative Rodenberg of
Illinois,
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Los ANGELES NOW LARGEST
CITY WEST OF ST. LOUIS

Washington, June 9--Los Angeles has
outstripped San Francisco and become the
largest city west of st. Louis during the
census bureau announcement of the pop
ulations Of the two cities tonight shows.
tt also has outgrown Buffalo, tenth
largest city in the country in 1910, as
well as Milwaukee, Washington, Newark,
Cincinnati and New Orleans.
Los Angeles now has population of
575,4s0, an increase of 256,2S2, while San
Francisco has 50S,410 inhabitants. Los
Angeles rate of growth was S0.3 per cent
compared with San Francisco's rate of
21.s per cent. during the ten years.
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SQUABBLE IN A. F. OF L.
OVER IRISH QUESTION

Montreal, June 9.-Vigorous opposition
to the proposals of Irish sympathizers
that the American Federation of Labor,
in convention here, endorse the Irish
republic" and demand the withdrawal of
British troops from Ireland was forecast
tonight.
Several Canadian delegates announced
they would combat such a move on
British soil. Others intimated there was
possibility they would withdraw if the
question was brought before the conven-
ton for debate.
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LEVER FOOD CONTROL. BILL
HELD TO BE UNCONSTITUTIONAL

Philadelphia, June 9.-That section of
the Lever law commonly known as tho
food control bill. which makes it an Of
fense for merchant TO charge unjust
or unreasonable prices" was today he'll
to be unconstitutional by United States
District Judge Thompson.
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GOVERNMENT HAS ABOUT
BALANCED ITS BUDGET

Washington, June 9.-Secretary Hous-
ton, writing today to the bankers of the
country. declared that the complete oper-
ations of the treasury for the fiscal year
ending with this month should show lit
tie. if any. deficit. the government hav.
ing about balanced its budget, current re-
ceipts against current disbursements for
the first full year after the. fighting stop
ped" =
Norwich bulletin., 1920-06-10

No power exists which is paramount
to the power of the people expressed al
the polls There alone is sovereignty.
Every candidate for congress. every state
and legislative official. and the candidates
for the presidency itself. will be called
upon this coming November to declare
their positions unmistakably on the sane
and reasonable Interpretation Of the con-
stitutionai amendment, in favor Of the
permissive use of light wines and beers
each state TO determine its regulations
under the liberal limitations of a genera
federal statute
appeal to the great and final refer
endum Of the American people" -.
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GALVESTON DOCKS QUIET;
NO ARRESTS BEING MADE

Galveston. Tex, June s.-The dock
strike situation here continued quiet to-
day, with freight congestion showing FUR
ther Improvement Not an arrest has
been reported since martial law went into
effect Monday. Authority OF eiNh ON
cjals has not been interfered with. the
militia conhning their activities to guard
diity on the wharves-
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PENRosE is FAVORABLE
TO GOVERNOR sPROUL

Philadelphia, June 9.-Senator Pen
rose, through his private secretary, to-
day issued his first comment on polit-
ical matters since the republican conven-
ton opened in Chicago. 1t read:
TT is generally understood Senator
Penrose is entirely favorable to the aspi-
rations of Governor Sproul and there is
no question about his loyalty in this re-
spect.
He, of course, recognizes the weighty
considerations Of q general character
that prevail at the convention at Chiea-
co.
Norwich bulletin., 1920-06-10
PROSECUTION RESTS IN TRIAL OF
POLICE INSPECTOR HENRY

New York. June 9.-The prosecution
rested today in the trial of Police In
spector Dominick Henry of the Tenderloin
district, charged with perjury in connec-
ion with affidavits alleging official mis-
conduct by Assistant District Attorney
James f. Smith vice crusader
Smith v-~rr l~-- Teh latter
District Attorney Swami and Mr.
took the .J.- -.- = - .eye1t mis- previ-
Gus declaration that vice conditions now
the worst in the city's nistroy
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ACTION ON THE L. OF N.
HAS BEEN DEFERRED

Chicago, June 9-After long discus
sion of the league of nations issue,
which, 1t was said, failed to bring the op-
posing sides appreciably closer together,
the resolutions subcommittee decided
shortly before midnight to abandon eff
forts at an agreement tonight.
1t was determined to clear away the
other points remaining in dispute and
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WIDOW OF FORMER BANKER
ARRESTED FOR THEFT OF JEWELRY

New York, 9une s.-Thefts of $4,000
worth of jewelry from the homes of
prominent New York society women are
alleged by police to have been commit
ted by Mrs. ]. C. Gleason, widow of
former Chicago banker, who was arrest
ed here today. She was arraigned on the.
specific charge of stealing and $500 di-
amond bar pin from the home of Mrs
Chester NJ. Curry on May IA, and was
locked up when she was unable to fur
r..sh $4,000 bah,
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THOUSANDS SAW AVIATOR
FALL To HEATH IN OCEAN

Atlantic City. N J.. June s.-Thous-
ands of persons on the board walk today
saw Hugh Gordon Campbell. aviator tan
to his death into the ocean from a height
of 500 feet. His body has not been re-
covered. His companion in the tragic
flight. Parker D. Cramer Of Clarion. Pa,
was rescued from the water :.
Campbell was former Syracuse Uni
versity athlete and an overseas aviator.
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CHARGED WITH TRANSPORTING
$4,000 WORTH OF wHIsKEY

New York, June s-Prohibition en-
forcement agents today arrested Joseph
Levy, a truck driver. and Benjamin Fem
berg. his employer. on charges OF con-
spiracy to violate the Volstead act n
connection with the transportation Of
$50 900 worth of whiskey seized yester-
day at farmhouse near Pearl River, ".
Norwich bulletin., 1920-06-10
MO. DELEGATION REsCINDs
ELECTION OF COMMITTEEMAN

Chicago, June s.-The Missouri dele
cation, meeting In special caucus tonight,
voted down, "a to II, a motion to rescind
the election of Jacob L. Babler, as ma
tional committeeman, because of testi-
mony before the senate investigating
committee that he had handled Lowden
campaign funds in that state.
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DsTRoYs TWO
ATLANTIC FLEET BALLOONS

On Board the L. S S. Pennsylvania.
June s.-Lightning struckw two kite OBJ
servation balloons operating with the At
lantic fleet off the Chesapeake Capes last
night Both the balloons were destroyed.
but they were not manned at the time
they were struck.
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EXECUTIVE COUNCIL OF
L. OF n. TO MEET IN PARIS

Paris, June 9.-The executive council
of the League of Na4eons, it is confirm
ed, will meet in London on June Il to
examine the question of the Intervention
of the league in the matter of the entry
of the boisheviki into Persia
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BRITISH CLOSE ARM
OF SEA OF MARMoRA

Constantinopie. June s.-The Gulf-of
Ismid, the easterly arm Of the Sea Of
Marmora. was closed ythe British. o.
day to all shipping. The ofier waS r.
sued because of the activities OF he
Turkish Nationalists along tire shore cf
the gulf.
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LIBERAL LRAT|ON OF VOLSTEAD
ACT DEMANDED BY EDWARDS

Cernor of New Jersey Calls Upon the People of the United
States, by Constitutional Method, to Pass Judgment
Upon the Act-Declares Every Candidate For Every Of
fee Should Be Called Upon This Coming November to
Declare Their Positions Unmistakably Upon the Inter
retation of the Eighteenth Amendment
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then adjourn until morning, when work
on the league plank will be resumed
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PREMIER NITTI AND ORLANDO -
HAVE RESIGNED THEIR OFFICES

Rome. June s.-Premier Nftti an
nounced in the chamSer of deputies today
tina tthe cabinet had resigned
Ex-Premier Vittorio Orlando resigned
today as president Of the chamber Of
deputies.
Signor Orlando's resignation was an
nounced by Vice President Rosel, who
was presiding at the beginning Of the
days session. -
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constantInonle advlces On June q

Constantinople advices on June re-
ported close approach bT TIA Naa1n-
alists to the British entertainments along
tie Gulf Of Ismid. where many Rrtftso
units are stationed TO protect ihe troops
guarding the railway. In consequences or
which British warships opened Ere on
Nationalist positions near Touz'?. on the
Sea Of Harmers. thirty-eisat moles west
os Isrnid -
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Rome despatch Of June quoted the
Giornsle d'Italia as ssysing that confr-
nation had been received OF a wish on
the part of ex-Premier Orlando 10 ahsn-
don his position as president Of the cham
Der of deputies. Signor Orlando. the news
paper added. desired TO return to his seat
as a deputy in the chamber and again
participate in active political life.
Norwich bulletin., 1920-06-10

Second Lieutenant John P. Wilson of
Charlotte n. c., stationed at Kelly flying
fields- Tex, claimed a new worlds record
for a parachute drop 1880 feet.
Norwich bulletin., 1920-06-10

United States Senator LoFolette who
underwent an operation at Rochester.
Mimi. was declared out of danger by
Or. w. ]. Mayo attending surgeon.
Norwich bulletin., 1920-06-10

Henry Lalan, about 60, who owned a
sawnill in the southern part of Bridge
water. Conn.,, fell into the mill pond while
repairing the dam and was drowned.
Norwich bulletin., 1920-06-10

from Manchester. grounded at the mouth
of the st. Chares. She is not much dam
aged as she is imbedded in soft mud.
Norwich bulletin., 1920-06-10

sleeping sickness" caused the death of
Midshipman Clinton Hodges. of Tulare,
Cal, member of the third class at the
Naval hospital in Annapolis.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-11-15

erayia, ana Mr., George Mitchell Buffum
OF Paesdena, Calf. who will be married
on saturday night, November az, in the
9ecpnu Ses, {rssoyterien Church, Twenty
Mr.. and Mrs. J. n Evan. Ro,..,.
or 1883 Delaney Place have rsturned
from a fortnishts stay In Baltimore.
Mra g. Fisher corliss ana Miss Mar
8Sr9 Ccriise who spent last winter In
Chestnut Hill, will 20 to Boston today
FOR the winter. and will live a. los
Marlborough street. "
This first meeting of the Monday
astermoon nhua dancins class. under the
bridge and Mrs. John II. Lippineoti, will
Morris. ""'
Mr.. ana Mrs. Chas,ss A. Mum. Jr
who spent several rtonths In EuropH.
VIII sail for home today. and viii spend
the early part Of the winter at their
homo in Radnor. Later they viii no TO
Palm Beach. Fla
Mr.. and Mta Edwin A. Bookrnysr.
City line and RAynhAtn road, Oyer,
brook, will leave carly In January for
Florida, where they will remain for
several weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. aeorre washington
Edronds viii entertain at dinner at
tuesday night, November "a. Covers 1
will be laid for eighteen guests Mr.
and Mrs. Edmonds attended the Prince.
ton. Yale football gamo on SATURDAY
with party Of friehds from New York,
-, A large dinnsr.dsncs will be given ON
nhmrsday night. November is, at the
the Matinee Musical Club. Mrs George
Washington Ednonds 10 chairman Of the
dance committee. ''~
Mrs Ralph c. Stewart vii, entertain
the members OF her bridge ciub AZ
luncheon today at her home, Beech.
Mr., and Mira Charles w. Chand,ee,
ing congratulated on the birth Of a son,
william Kirby ChAndleo, on November
.. Mra Chandlee was Mics Marie Kirby
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NORTH PHILADELPHIA

Miss Jesse Powell, Of ssas wAilace
street entertained at card party At
her homo with the following guests
present.: Mrs Theodore Bordcn. Mrs.
John 9oodfeliow. Mfn Nelson sailef,
Mrv Robert Snyder. Miss svsan q.
Huffiok. Mies Florence Potts, Miss II.
Thompeon C3rneiL Mrs. Aifred Will
llama. Mrx ClArinda Armstrong, Mrs.
Norman Stevens and Mrs. Armsda Ire
MrvI Ray wolf. OF isso Diamond
street has been entertaining Miss Net.
pe ID Armhcld, Of Atlantic City. for n
fofthithts stay.
Mrs. Mar weinrnan, OF the Hotel
Majestic, has left for Mount Clemens
where she will spend a month.
A delightful theatre party, followed
by supper at the Pits Carlton Hotel
was rtvsn BY Or. and Mrn A. A. Esh.
net, OF 1919 Spruce street. on Thurs.
Gay evening In honor OF Miss Ethel
Marie E'rfedberser. The guests Included
Miss Copstanoe Altman, Miss Mildred
Ahron. Miss Hasel Silvermau, Misz
Harriet Wolf. Miss Ruth Baum, Mr..
Albert Khts. Mr.. Howard Wolf. Mr..
Leonard schwarts. Mr.. Lester Bling
MrS Charles sehloss and Mf. Howard
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MooRe esroWN

Mr., and Mrs. Chariss c. Haines. OF
Chester avenue, have announced the
engagement OF their daughter, Mlss
Elilabeth horton, TO Mr.. James H. VII.
lets, Of Haddonhs,d.
Mise Margaret D. Conway Of Dan
s'is stos... v q ssir;isS yl;S! HsaaoSssis Road
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Cuiln have re-
turned to their home on Oak avenue
after spending several months At sef
side Park.
The woman's Auxiliary met for tn
f,rst time this ssalon on Friday aftsr ,
Mrs. NJ. Newiin stekes ~ chairman.
Mr.. Arthur J, Collins entertained
ssyenty.nve members Of the faculty snt
COMMITTEES Of the Moorsstown Friends
school on Monday night
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WEST PHILADELPHIA

Mrs. Kathryn Gibson, Of 5sa2 MAS
cher street. entertained the foilowins
gueste at e. supper and dance, given II,
honor Of the birthday enniVafsary oi
her mother. Mrs Frank B. Wagner.
Among the suests were Mr. and Mrs.
Frank Wagner. Mr. and Mrs. stott Mr..
end MRS Harry Chlman. Mr.. and Mrs.
t!lckels, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Crook,
Mr and Mrs; pambach. Mr.. and Mrs.
EDWARD Sheehan. Mr.. and Mrs. Young
mr; and Mrs. p. Esler. Mr.. and Mrs.
hui& MI. and Mrs. Rose Miss Esier.
Mr.. c. Watts, Mr.. Charnpyne. Mr. X
Champyne, Mr.. Renner, Mrs. X. Rem
ner, n, Mrs 4. Wagner. M. 6. wagner,
M,s Shs, r. Gibson. Mr.. r. Iosler. Mr.. e.
Mrs snr;. Skill. Mrr. Wilson and Mr.. James
Miss Mildred J. Styles, as2s q stree,
sna Mr. Emanuel Leonard Nolan. II
South Eorty-third street, have beer, via.
Ting Mr. Nolan's aunt Mrs Edwir
Nolan, OF Pottsville, Pa, this wesk END
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SOCIAL ACTIVITIES

Mrx Daniel L; Hutchinson. Jr, will
ltertain at a dinner at the Bellevue
ssratford. on December IL. before the
Hs.. uPio! r. stsW%rs. s dausnseS se1 of Z Dr.. % ana
Mrs Robert G. LeConte, of 1000 Spruce
street, and Miss Jessie F. DaCosta,
dsbutante daughter OF Mr.. Charles F.
DaCosta. OF Vnlanova-
MT. and Mrs. John Gilbert. Of Rydal
Wall entertain at an Informal supper at
their home next Friday night. November
10. in honor Of their cousin. Miss
9eorgens Gilbert Butler, daughter OF the
late Mr.. and Mrs George Hollenback
nntier; Of wiikes.gs,re Pa, and Cap.
late Colonel Lea Febiger, Of San Fran
cisco. Calf, who will be married the
following afternoon at the homo of the
prlds,s aunt Mrs. George Lasher at
Mrs. Clifford !. Voorhees,, OF New Bruns-
wick. N. j.: Miss Julia Butler and DR..
Malcolm Guthrie, OF Wilkee- Barre, Pa. |:
Nr. ana Mrs. John L. Butler. of Wyn-
cote; Mr.. and Mrs. Peiroe Reynolds and
Of New York; Mrs. Theodore wells and
hsr son, Mr.. Theodore Wells. Jr., OF
Wilkes Barre, Pa Miss Caroline Jhmi-
son, or Greensbury. Pa. Mrst Samuel A.
SSsyer, OF wixes-garre, Pa Mrs George
tenant Francis b. Myer, of Camp Leo. p
The Wilmington Assembly will be held
On Decsmbor 10. and January IL. At the
Hotel du Pont. The second meeting ia
70 DO bal masque. The committee in
cludes Mrs Henry C. Thompson. Miss
amy z. du Pont. Mrs, A. Felix du Pont,
~: Harlan q. Scott and Mr.. Harry @.
- Mrs. Andrew Wright Crawford. Mrs.
nenry e. Boyer. Mrs Frank Tracy Gris-
void. Mrs. Charles Platt, Jr., and Mrs.
Seynour Davis, were the guests OF Mrs,
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whore she will remain for few months
as the guest Of her parents. DR.. and
Mrs. w. l.. Wood,
Those who assisted Mrs. +. Clarence
Miller in receiving At the Oriental tea
which the Oak Lane Review Club gave
at her residence In Oak Lane on Friday
afternoon were Mrs. w. HASTE Smith,
,Jr., president Of tho club: Mrs. Eddy
K Whitney, Mrs. Charles F. Feurer.
Mrs Albert Gee and Mrs. john Bremen
Miller. Presiding at the tea table were
Mrs. Charles r. wynne. Mrs.>W n.
Stewart, Mrs David Torro and Mrs.
William Prince. '"
Miss Ruth Anne Perry. daughter OF
Mr.. ana Mrs. John c. Perry. OF Elkins
Park, In the slest OF her brother-in.law
and her sister, Mr.. and Mrs willard
q. Kluge, at their home In Montciair.
NJ J. Mr.. and Mrs. Kluge and Miss
Perry. accompanied by Mr Gerald
Clarke. OF Brooklyn, motored on Satur-
day TO tho Tale-Princeton game.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Parrot. Of Oak
Lane, entertained the Gamma Alpha
Chapter Of the Chi Omega fraternity OF
Swarthmore College at a dance at tho
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NoRRisHoWN

Mr.. and Mrs, Harry wasson. pig
xSSs''sS';S honor os K. eirsSdsS snS!y.is.ss Q,
their guest, Mrs. Helen Hansi, OF
Ilickorytown. Amons the guests wers
M. Harry Custer, Mr.. and Mrs Philip
whistler, Miss Msrearet Lsaeh, Mies
Eunice and Miss Betty Watson, NJ
Haiph Mecarssr MT ,fa.r CLARK msssss ass: snd ~;
Mr. Milton MArpia
Miss Mary Bell and Miss Mary Man
ming were the hostesses at the KNIGHTS
Of Columbus novelty and card parry.
More than 100 were prescIt at tho
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STRAWBERRY MANstoN

Mrs. Benjamin Einnorn, Of zoos OK.
fofd street. entertained. with surprise
shower for Mins Lillian Einhorn, who
was married to Afr. william shenkmAn,
Of Coatesvilie.
Mr.. and Mrs. Abraham Finhorn, OF
1900 Myrtlewood street, announce tho
marriage OF theft daughter, Miss Lil-
lian Elnhorn and Mr.. william EhsnN-
man, of coatesviiie, Mr.. and Mrp.
Shenkman will be at home Al 3ii Main
street, Coatesville. after January 1,
Al an oryanixstion meeting, Of the
ladies' auxiliary OF the Fredefick and
Irving Clair Post. No. 81. held at the
homo OF Mrb Fanny Clair. 32a2 Mont
gomery avenue. seventy.five members
were enrolled and the following officers
elected: President. Miss Martha Adei-
son; secretary. Miss Sylvia PolinskS (;
house COMMITTEES. Mrs Nita Newnan
committee. Miss aoltiie Levenson, Mis-,
Martha Addison. Miss Frances Becker
Miss Jean Berman and Miss Sylvia
Polinsky; publicity. Miss Francss J.
Rosen. Tho meetings hereafter will be
held at tho Beth Israel Temple -.
Mr.. and MIRA q. Lang, OF 1908 West
Cumberland street, announce the en-
gagement Of their daughter. Miss RetA
Lang. to Mr.. Louis Stein. Of New York.
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GERMANTOWN

Mr.. and Mrs. william Hibbard. OF
s612 Limekiln pike. entertained infor-
mally at their, home In honor Of the
birthday anniversary of their daughter.
Misu Grace Hibbard. Tho guests in
stott, Miss Miilicent Hibbard. Miss May
Noll, Miss Elizabeth Noll, Miss Mary
Carroll, Miss Blanche wethsrill, Miss
Helen Althainz. Mr. Thomas Schubert.
Mr.. Raymond Welsh. Mr.. Frank Re-
menter. Mr.. John Keil. Mr.. Arthur
Smith, Mr.. Frank Campbell. Mr. Harry
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csnter.Slchei Weddinp

The marriage of Miss Leah M. Siehel.
daughter OF Mr. and MIRA Louis Sichel,
of Is4s North Thirteenth street. and
Mr.. Maurice J. Canter took place yes
tefday at the Lorraine Hotel. mN
wns matron of honor. Miss Helene
Dinkenfuss was flower girl and Mr. by
man Sichel best man. After December
Is Mr.. and Mrs Canter Will be Mt home
at l628 North Hutchinson street.
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cessmcny, a. which only mstnbsss of
bride was given in marriage by her
brother, Mr. Harry L. wsinblatt. A
reception followed the ceremony. MT.
and Mrs. Rsbinovitss will be at home
aftst December s at i42S Nedro avenue,
Oak Lane.
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Bailey. Mr.. Frank Dyre, Mr.. chariee
Mitchell Mr. wilson Easisson. Mr.. and
MArshaii Hibbard, Jr., Mr. and Mrs. s.
B. Crugnf. Mr.. and Mrs. II. Stott and
Mrs. William welsh s.r
Mr.. Paul 9. Kiirain, Of els Ross
street. and Mr.. Clsrenoe Hustler have
returned from two weeks' hunting trip
In the Pocono mountains.
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chairman fkr. James Mullen, lfr. Jossph
Adiissi and Mr.. William McCAftsf.
Mrs. May Brennan. Of 1879 Lshish
street, Easton. Pa. is visiting MI. and
Mrs James Csnerty. Of 3an South
Seventeenth street, for an indshnite
period "l
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SOUTH pHilAugLpn,A

81 Rita's Catholic Club, of Broad and
Fedefal streets. will hold its annual
ran dance on Wednesday evening De"
cemoer ], at MacCraes studio, Sixteenth
street and Snyder avenue Those on the
COMMITTEES include Mr.. Thomas Grady.
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RABINOvITZ-
Miss Sara Beatrice Weinblatt, daugh-
ter OF Mrs. Frank weinblatt. formerly
OF Lancaster avenue, was married 70
Mr.. unvid Rabinovitz yesterday after
noon at b:s0 at the Adelphta Hotsl.
Rabbi Marvin Nathan performed the
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The Evening Public LeAsur welcomes
social notes Of lnterost FROM Various parts
Of the city. but these notes muss be
capable Of yerificati0n. HereAfter socint
items sent BY mall to the uap<s will not
be published, unless slSnol BY the sender
WIN xns:. hsxmc. acar sc,s % mna teiephh0ns mum. mum,
Editor. Evening Public Ledger. 600
Chestnut street.
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Photo BY Msrcssu

Old York Road Country Club on Sat-
urday evening In honor of their daugh-
ter, Miss Helen Parrot.
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ALONG THE READING '.>,
Mrs. Alexander B. RAndrM, Of Abing-
ton. has gone to Garden Home, Ore.