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The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1920-10-04
DOINGS 0FAMERICAN
-1''"7 UNION SUNDAY SCHOOL

The all day services at the Park
school house yesterday were very we'll
attended and proved very interest
ing. The sermons and talks were
much enjoyed. The singing of the
three gentlemen from Bemidji, mann
bers of the Presbyterian church choir,
was most effective.
\ Union Sunday school was or
ganized with Mrs. Nels Saltman as
superintendent, Mabel Peterson, sec
rotary, Marvis Sorenson, treasurer,
and Mrs. Nels Saltman, Mrs. Arlie
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1920-10-04

Rev. Lambert preached. Rev and
Mrs. Lambert, J. H. French, and sew
eral others of the party were enter
tanned at supper at several of the
homes, and all report a very pleas
ant afternoon and evening.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1920-10-04
EPWORT4 LEAGUE ASSIST
AT AFTERNOON SERVICES

Thirty members Of the Methodist
Epworth league accompanied Rev.
Lam bert to the Edgewood school yes
terday afternoon where preaching
services we're held: The league had
charge of the opening services and
music, also ,rendering special music
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1920-10-04

adoption Of a general program OF ac--
tivities in addition, to the regular
matters OF business will form the
feature of tomorrow evening Moose
meeting. The ladies will ibe admit
ted after a short business session and
light refreshments Will served at tho
close of the meeting. II go n
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1920-10-04

Smith and Mrs. l.. w. Packard, as
teachers. The Sunday school meet
ings will be held each Sunday. at
1880 am. >. ~&s~1 2#sa@
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1920-10-04
:. .,:-sr; WANTED: =
Clean cott> n rags at Pioneer office.
WOMEN'S AUXILIARY
MEETS THIS EVENING

The Auxiliary of the American Le-
gion will meet at q. the. Association
rooms this evening at 8 O'clock. All
members are urged to be present, as
plans are ito be discussed for Armis-
tice day. 49, .., -.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1920-10-04
BIG PROGRAM FOR
~ ~ MOOSE MEETING

The rehabilitation Of the Service
Flag, a report from. the entertain,
ment investigating committee, the
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-01-03
TlOGA

Mrs. Joseph S. Tomlinson. Of 1924
West Nenango street, entertained the
members of the Iioga Mothers Club
last evening at her home. Her guests
included Mrs. Harry d. Brown, Mrs.
Charles Williams, Mrs. Arthur Swayne,
Mrs. c. j. Young, Mrs. Charles Dur
yea, Mrs. Charles Lytle, Mrs. Charles
Paxson. Mrs. Henry Oechlcr, Mrs. Will
liam Margerum. Mrs. Luther Marion,
Mrs. John Hinley, Mrs. Emma Car
lin, Mrs. j. X. Shulta, Mrs. Harry
Bryant, Mrs. Grant Rockefeller, Mrs.
Joseph Clayton, Mrs. Harry Wright,
Mrs. Harry Miller, Mrs. II. Baugb
Mrs. Harry Pauline, Mrs. Edwin NJ.
Stone, Mrs. Hannah Ray Fox, Mrs.
Emma Raber, Mrs. Elmer Connor, Mrs.
Emma Merrill and Mrs. Elmer Cross
ley.
Mr.. Bartram Wright. son of Mr.
and Mrs. Harry S. Wright, of North
Nineteenth street, who has been staying
in Atlantic. City convalescing from
wounds received overseas, returned home
for the holidays.
Mrs. George Pray Lower, of 2342
West Tioga street, is giving a luncheou
today at her home. Her guests are Mrs.
Clarence NJ. Taylor. Mrs. Charles
Blumhardt, Mrs. Charles Meixner, Mrs.
George Carman, Mrs. Minnie Upset.
and Mrs. David Rentschler.
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GERMANTOWN

Miss Camille Thister, of Logan street,
entertained informally at her home on
Monday evening. Among the guests
were Miss Astrid Threll, Miss Eleanor
Wilkie, Miss Marian Savin, Miss Alice
Laird, Miss Mary Pierce. Miss Isabel
Scbarse and Miss Ruth Steinme,z.
Miss Ruth Conkling entertained at her
home on Tuesday evening. Her guests
included Miss Selma Rotner, Miss Helen
Shepherd. Miss Margaret Bowers, Miss
Muricl Margerum, Miss Mary Foley,
Miss Gladys Brennan, Miss Constance
Harding, Miss Mary Fahringer, Miss
Edna Hendricks, Miss Alice Conkling,
Mr.. Wilson Everman, Mr.. Edwin Mar
gerum, Mr.. Paul Cross, Mr., Charles
Ness. Mr.. Charles Kimball, Mr.. Rus
sell Ilagner. Mr.. William Anderson,
Mr.. James Artman, Mr.. Ira Conkling
and Mr.. Wesley Conkling.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. Monroe Tompkins.
of Brinton street, announce the engage
ment of their daughter, Miss Alice
Tompkins, to. Mr.. David Dickson.
The Misses Dunlap win give a tea
at their home on Saturday afternoon.
January 10, from 4 to 6 o'clock, in
honor of Miss Henrietta Cox, whose
marriage to Mr.. John M. Dunlap will
take place on Wednesday, January IA,
in Sharon Hill.
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NORTH PHILADELPHIA
,:.==Ess3==:::::

Mrs. Alfred II. Williams. of 1914
North Twelfth street, will entertain the
following at luncheon and cards on
Tuesday afternoon Mrs. Robert Snyder,
Mrs. Charles Thomas, Mrs. John u.
Ellis, Mrs. II. II. Loux. Mrs. II.
Thompson Cornell. Mrs. Norman II.
Stevens, Mrs. Nelson Saier, Mrs. Cla-
rinda Armstrong, Mrs. Lambert OFT,
Mrs Theodore Borden, Mrs. John Good
fellow, Miss Anna Ireland, Miss Susan
q. Hurlick, Miss Jessie Cowell and Miss
Ameda ireland.
Miss Jennie Qucrns will entertain at
luncheon and cards on Tuesday, when
her guests, who urc members of her 500
club, will include Mrs. William Voor-
hees, Mrs. Stanley Querns, Mrs. How
ard Jantsen, Mrs, Alfred Conaway,
Mrs. Carl f.. Schaeffer, Mrs. Victor
Frank Schick, Mrs. Elmer B. Hamp-
ton, Mrs. Herbert Brooks, and Mrs.
Zane Hoffman. ,
Mrs. Joseph Warner, of London
Eng, is passing the early winter as the
guest of Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Gosling,
of 1904 Diamond street.
Mr.. and Mrs Russell NJ. Tyndall have
returned from Jacksonville, Fla. and
will be at home at 2426 North Thirty
third street. The bride was Miss Lily
Dale Pierce, of 1912 North Twenty
ninth street, before her marriage.
Miss Helen Heston, of 1900 North
Park avenue, will entertain the Entire
Nous" club at her home today. The
guests will include Mrs. Charles Sny =.
der, Jr.. Mrs. Howard Adams, Mrs.
Harry Blanck, Mrs. Earl Milliette,
Mrs. Harvey Clymer, Of Detroit; Miss
Madeline Keen and Miss Genevieve Laf-
ferty
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with eighteen to supper on her own
wedding anniversary to hold 'cm back
for thirty minutes. Sam Pirsky's al
ready eaten all the strudel off the table
waiting"
She drew him by o pinch of coat
sleeve into the bedroom. with the two
gas jets singing full fan and an outlay
of womens wraps and hats on the
Brussels net counterpanc.
Henry" she said, facing him be-
fore the bureau mirror so that they
were both reflected, guess where
been. old man."
"Up by Lofa's, not? Why didn t
she come down yesterday for her Sec
ond fitting appointment
She laid her cheek to his, and he
could feel her trembling against him.
"Yanci, you got chills?"
II been up to selig's, Henry"
"Whcre?"
"His own house. Get ready. hon.
to feel yourself bowled over like a
ten pin"
He drew back his face, regarding
her.
"Selig's."
81 knew if I could just get hold of
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-01-03
WOULD YOU?
. BY FANNIE HURST

the old man outside the bank once,
Henry, where he'd be may be more
human, II could make him fork over
that lend. I did, Henry"
"Yanoi !"
Got it out of him just like that I!
Two thousand placed to our account
tomorrow on year at per cent. Easy,
just like that. Easy, Henry !"
lie sat down right into the litter on
the bed.
"What-what you staring at me like
that for, Henry Huh Henry,
done was make him see. What's a
years lend, Henry, when"
"a year! My God, Yanci. in year
with such expenditures from moving,
how you expect We can meet a years
note? !"
She took his chin in the cup of her
hand, fitting his hesd far back, stand
ing over him so that her face shone
down like light.
''You think, hon, If I couldn't sec
our way clear, I'd get us in with a
debt hanging over, knowing how you
with the rent? Just you follow me,
Eeeny, Mceny, Heine, and see if we
won't wear diamonds. Have I ever
gone wrong on n calculation, hon
Have | ever let you in for something
you cant soc through? If your Yanci
thinks we can take care of that note
you willing to take your Yanci's word
for it. Eh, Henry? Henry?'
He folded her to him, mute, but his
lips working for speech.
A door opened with the sound OF
laughter instantly large and close up.
She sprang back from him, dragging
him down hall, with her arm reached
back for his heavier and lax hand
A wave of ejaculation and the re =
proach lightly spoken rose at her en-
trance. and front room full Of guests
easy with the familiarity of the oft
bidden, broke out at her, all at once
too soprano and too cultural.
well, it's about time!"
Say, whatta you think this is, 9
anniversary without the Anne?"
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Look at her in the model that put
the polo meet out of business.
She was busy with the brilliant
glance and the quick retort.
Say, gimme time, will you? Gimme
time. Amt it the saying, better late
than never?"
''Yanci, the next time you invite me
and my wife to your eighteenth ami
versary, II take a glass of tea and
strudel before ] leave home"
Sam Pirsky, none of that. The
service in that little old Hungarian
cafe of yours is so slow. Rip Van
Winkle could take his nap between
goulash and dessert
Look at her pantin'. Bet she ran
all the way"
A swift and enthusiastic exodus to
the long laden table at one end of the
room was taking place. Fruits and
damask, red and white pressed glass
ware. and at each place three grad
uated tumblers of colored wines shin
ing out.
''Lemme sit next to the BRIDE
Look out, Lee, he's going to sit
next to Rose.
Jaw, say, can't you let the kid and
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into the whitening light Of The hallway,
letting out a fare of merriment.
"Yanci?"
"Yes, Henry"
He slid out of the small opening and
came padding down the length of the
hall. lie was in an eager state of
host s perspiration and perturbation.
You think, Yanci, it's so nice you
should be the last one to arrive TO
your own wedding anniversary"
But. honey, didn't ] telephone I'd
be- late?"
He lifted his shoulders in a shrug
and took loose pinch of her cheek.
Late. she says, like it was nothing
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Barney sit together If they want toy
Move down there
Move down"
In the midst Of the confusion OF nd
justment, of high brittle laughter, and
the back and forth of quickly con
ccived jests. Miss Zetta .Rifkin, her
high. neck knobs rising above black
china silk, raped sharply with her
fork against her plate edge.
Everybody sit down. Sam, stop
playin' clown"
"Quit chipping the china" cried
Barney Bernard making a feint Of dc :
tanning her hand.
Barney, you quit teasing Aunt
Zett." cried Miss Leah Rifkin, turning
head like sunhower toward him
and pulling him down into place beAs
side her.
From his chair down table, Mr.. Sam
Pirsky, bald, but the back Of his hands
like hairy cocoanuts, Immediately
raised the tallest of his three glasses.
quaf1ing it.
ITO the latest conner at this here
party ~ he cried.
Laughter and deep sucking draughtss
"And here's to the latest conner at
this here party, and the latest comer's
hubby"
More laughter and elaborate criss-
crossing Of glasses. k
"And to the latest conner at this here
| table and the latest comer's hubby and
the latest conner and hubby's daughS
ter" n
Then, her too elaborate copper col :
ored head thrown backward, Mrs.
Rifkin rose to her feet, holding aloft
the smallest of the three glasses. f3
"And here's to Rifkin & Co. Cor
daily open to your inspection in their
new quarters, 1855 Fifth avenue, after
June L, if anybody should ask you.
Rifkin & Co. ladies and gentlemen.
Rifkin & Co." And sat down in a
silence that held the ringing of her
voice.
Beneath the table Miss Leah Rifkin's
baud closed so tightly over Barney
Bernard's that the neat pink nails sank
into his flesh. Then q shout rose up
against the low ceiling.
bravo! Bravo! Surprise! Sur
prise! It's what you should have done
ten years ago. Bravo, Yanci. Bravo.
Henry! Bravo, Barney! Bravo, every :
body! Y'can't fail The best block on
you We hate to see you go, but here 5
your hat. Rifkin & Co. Rifkin !''9> y
Articulate even through the medley.
Sam Pirsky rose with his all but
drained glass held aloft.
''To Henry Rifkin."
TO Henry Rifkin!'
''T'o Yanci.'
'"T'o Yanci 20
TO Lee and Barney
: "Aw-'
: "ToaLee and Barney
''To Rifkin & Co., Fifth avenue, and
, everything before 'em ~
'To the eighteenth anniversary, and
many of 'em."
Eighteenth ~
: "And l say to the twentieth ami
| versary and the twenty fifth
Back in her chair Miss Zetta Eifkin
sat whitley with her napkin pressed
against her lips. 49,
Wake up, Zett, to the twentieth
anniversary"
, From his end of the table Henry
! Rifkin gazed down its length, blinking
rapidly behind his big lens glasses.
ITO our twentieth anniversary,
Yanci!"
Erect in her costume of the whits
hussar and her glass aloft, she smiled
but over and beyond him. 3,s-s~S'
(THE END
Copyright. 1890, By Wheeler Syndicate
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-01-03
DELAWARE COUNTY

Mrs. Thomas w. Cahall, Of Hill
side, Walingford, entertained mem
bers of the school set at luncheon Wed :
nesday, in honor of her daughter, Miss
Honore Mercur Cahall. Covers were
laid for fourteen.
Mr., and Mrs. W, Franklin Mathues,
tertaining Mr.. George Montgomery, OF
New York city, over the holidays.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Todd, Of Will
Transport. Pa, have been guests OF
their son and daughter in law, Mr.. and
Mrs. William B. Todd, of 415 East
Thirteenth street, Chester.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-01-03
ROxSOROUGH

Mrs. Joseph G.. Davenport. of Hermit
lane. entertained at luncheon and cards
on Wednesday at her home. Her guests
included Mrs. John Camp, Mrs. Walter
Britton, Mrs. Alfred Patchett, Mrs.
Samuel r. Borer, Mrs. John Collier,
Mrs. e. r. Clark, Mrs. James G. Wo-
bensmith, Mrs. Richard Weir, Mrs.
John Ferrier, Mrs. H. d. Rogers, Mrs.
George Faustman, Mrs. Charles East
Ramsey, Mrs. Lee Burgess, Mrs.
Thomas Bancroft, Mrs. Clifford Durell.
Mrs. luther Perry and Mrs. Walter
Flanagan.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-01-03
YARDLEY

Miss Jane Robinson and Miss Thelma
Robinson, OF Richmond Ind, who are
attending Mount Holyoke College.
Mass, are guests during the holiday
season of Mr.. and Mrs. Il. Warrington
Barnes.
Mr.. and Mrs. T.. Clarkson Wilson,
of Baltimore, and Mr.. and Mrs. John
Wood, with their two boys, of Lang
horne, are visiting Mr.. and Mrs. T..
Sidney Cadwallader.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles II. Eastburn,
who are spending the winter In Phila
edlphia, were New Year guests OF DIR.
and Mrs. II. Louis Bassett.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-01-03

IlOn e u III Y
p r o M p {
ly d istin
guishable to
Mrs. Rifkin,
a n d ii & h {
b u = S t | Il z
showers of
w o m @ II , s
laughter and
the running
undertone of
male voices.
m m @ -
diately and
f r o m / h g
lighted front
+ o o m =, Mr..
Henry Riff
k in peered
from an op
encd door n,It
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-01-03
LANG-TANNER
MANAYuNk

Under the auspices of the Interchurch
Federation of the Twenty first ward
there will be mass meeting in st.
David's Protestant Episcopal Church,
on Friday evening, January %. The
program will include addresses by tie
Rev. Floyd w. Tomkius, ID. D., of
Holy Trinity Protestant Episcopal
Church. and Mr.. William H. Ridgway,
of Coatesville, Pa.
At the annual meeting of the Com =.
munity Mems Club, of West Manayuuk,
the following officers were elected: Mr.
Joseph W, Grow, president; Mr.. Rob =
ert Williamson, vice PRESIDENT Mr..
Robert Hunsworth, recording secretary ;
Mr.. Herbert Hunsworth, corresponding
secretary; Mr., w. Harry McMoran,
financial secretary, and. Mr.. Horace j .
Heaps, treasurer, y
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-01-03
STRAWBERRY MANSION

Mr.. and Mrs. Gerson Dannenberg, of
North Thirty third street, will spend
some time in California this winter.
Mrs. Morris II. Spicker and son, of
Pottsville, are visiting Mrs. Spicker s
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. David Wolfson,
of POPS North Thirty second street.
Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Baum and Miss
Ruth Baum. of 3216 Diamond street,
entertained the younger set at dance at
Mercantile Hall on Monday evening.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-01-03

Mrs. Yanci Ritkin is told By
doctor on the day before her
eighteenth tocdding anniversary that
she has only Vear TO live. Her
sister in la0, Nottd, is the only per-
son vho knops This. Ydnci dcceiUcs
former ddmircr into lending her
$4,000 NTH Dhich she plans to help
out the business Of her husband, a
tailor.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-01-03
SOCIAL ACTIVITIES

todaUv engagement Of interest announced
ponS rs That of Mrs. Elizabeth Grass
Mifte, u New York. to Mr.. Frank King
wjdoa VI Hayerford. Mrs. Pope ia the
NV M ot Mr. Charles Tield Pope, <
r' and Mrs. Robert E. Strawbridge,
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-01-03
CROCKER-JOHNSON

The wedding of Miss Rosalie johnson,
and Mr.. Charles Thomas Crocker, Sd q,
of Fitchburg. Mass. will take place this
evening, at st. Paui's Church, Chest
nut Hill. The bride will be given in
marriage by her brother, Mr.. r.
Winder johnson, and fheo wedding
party will consist of the maid of honor.
Miss Janet Ferguson, of New York, and
the bridesmaids, Mrs. r., Winder John
son, of Chestnut Hill Miss Louise
Whitaker, of Virginia Miss Marion
Hunter, of Providence, R. l.; Miss
Margaret Tyler, of Chestnut Hill: Mrs.
Bigelow Crocker, and Mrs. William
Cowgirl. of Fitchburg, Mass The best
man will be Mr.. Bigelow Crocker,
brother of the bridegroom, and the
ushers Mr.. Charles Farnsworth, Jr., of
Boston; Mr., Thomas Brooks, of Con =
cord, Mass; Mr.. Weyman Crocker,- of
Fitchburg; Mr.. Lawrence E. johnson,
of Chestnut Hill Mr.. Phillipus Miller,
of Philadelphia, and Mr.. Thomas Gam
mock, of Boston.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-01-03

CHAPTER VI
AS SHE unlocked her own outer door
"A and stepped into long aisle or
hallway, the rise and fall of converse
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-01-03
'ICE WATER Pip
What does it mean? Well
continually calling for
half made?
FANNIE HURST

Author the felt perfectly that would
heroine
cutting call This
January s. and will only.
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WEDDINGS TODAY
FASHIONABLE AFFAIRS
Miss Christine Stockton Bride
of Mr.. Hopkins-Crocker-
Johnson Wedding

The marriage Of Miss Christine Hare
Stockton, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. n
Allen Stockton, of 2300 Pine street,
and Mr.. William Hopkins, son of the
late Mr.. and Mrs. Johns Hopkins, of
this city, took place today at noon in
the Church of st. Luke and the
Epiphany. The bride was given in
marriage by her father and was at
tended by her sister. Mrs. Hollinshead
Taylor, as matron of honor. The
bridesmaids were Mrs. John H. Mason,
Jr., Mrs. Snowden Samuel. Mrs. Har-
rison Koons Gamer, Jr., Miss Martha
Thornton McAllister. Miss Gertrude l..
Pancoast and Mrs. Arthur Fl. Hopkins.
Mr. Hopkins was attended by Mr..
Norris S. Barratt, Jr. as best man, and
his ushers were Mr.. John II. Mason,
Jr.. Mr.. Henry A. Adams. Mr.. John B.
Deaver, Jr., Mr.. Edward r.. Smith
Mr.. George II. Frazier. Jr.. Mr..
Francis Taylor Chambers, Jr., and Mr..
Robert W. Bell, of Washington.
The ceremony was performed by the
Rev. Doctor Steele, rector of the
church, and reception followed at the
Acorn Club, after which Mr.. and Mrs.
Hopkins left on wedding trip.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-01-03
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

A wedding of interest to residents Of
Paschallville and Mount Morah was
that of Miss Viola Myrtle Henderson,
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Horace Hen
derson, 6S04 Paschall avenue, to Ser
gcant Carl Williamson Magill vetcri-
nary corps, L. S. A., and son of Mr.
and Mrs. Hugh Magill, 2101 South Six
ty- sixth street.
The marriage was solemnized at st.
James's Episcopal Church, of Kingses
sing, Sixty eighth street and Woodland
avenue, on Wednesday evening, the Rev.
Gilleson officiating, and was followed
by. a reception at the home of the
brides parents.
Sergeant Magill was formerly mcm-
Der of the old Sixth Regiment, and
served with it one year on the Mexican
border. Afterward re. enlisting he was
selected with six other Philadelphians to
join the Forty second (Rainbow) Divi-
sion, and went overseas with the sani-
tary detachment, 149th Machine Gun
Battalion of that division.
Sergeant Magill was granted a cta =
ton by General Pershing on March 27,
1919, for distinguished and exceptional
gallantry' on July 30, 1918, at Sergy,
France.
After his discharge from the over .
seas forces, Sergeant Magill cen =
listed in the veterinary corps. Mr.. and
Mrs. Magill will spend their wedding
trip in Washington and the South.
LANG-TANNER
A wedding of interest in this city and
in Wilmington, Del, was that of Miss
Mary Lee Tanner. daughter of Mrs.
John Tanner, of 5016 North Mcrvne
street, and Mr.. John Hamilton Lang,
of Wilmington, which was solemnized
at noon on Wednesday, in the Protest
ant Episcopal Church of st. Jude and
the Nativity, Eleventh aud Mount Yer
non streets, with the rector, the Rev.
Llewellyn n. Galley, ID. D., officiating.
The bride was attended by Mrs. Frank
J. Smith as matron of honor; and Mr..
Smith was best man. The ceremony
was followed by breakfast at the
home of the brides mother. Mr.. and
Mrs, Lang left on an extended trip and
will be at home after March / a., at 3201
Market street, Wilmington
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-01-03
C0RTOT SOLOIST
WITH THE ORCHESTRA
Plays Rachmaninoff Concerto.
Tschaikowsky Symphony Is
MagnificentIy Performed

THE PROGRAM
Overture, Tho Bartered Bride. Smets
Concerto No for piano and orchestra,
Rachmaninon
Alfred Cortot
Symphony No. 3 in u 1mlnor--Tscha aikowsky
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-01-03
SATURDAY

Robert Warwick in An :
Adventure in Hearts
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-01-03

JANUARY 10
FRIDAY

Robert Warwick in An
Adventure in Hearts
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-01-03

| AVE YOU been out on any coastiny
H.. parties lately? Hart's Hill. out on
I"e Main. Line, is a wonderful place,
ont tOVk .k a few coasts the other afternoon
Ppar mere; and Mrs. Charlie Mum, with
him Marion and Chas, as they call
sfta,. f was there coastng most of the
wbioL wbLiILno9n. ION At first they had pony,
IN 'ib IN 'Iey hit.ched TO the sled and drove
tb ,ue NIL after each coast, but later
~. .1e man went for one of The cars and
t5o tIser that the whole party tumbIed into
hn dutG baoI. and dragged the coaster up the
iiaEt' iIs' ,Munn looked very attractive in
wls saI ni purple sports suit, The Munns
Mr. All go down to Palm Beach to Join
thor. Vuun fan next week, He has been
bo|,o 'oi some time seeing about their
Gn@, GCuse, which is just about flushed. The
lbaraae9 Munns are building n villa down
100, now. NANCY WYNNE.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-01-03

THOSE sweet little Glendinning girls
l. did look charming. They We're in
white tulle frocks. All pure white,
hoopskirts and little punches of white
ostrich feathers at the waist line, and
strings Of Opalescent pearls about their
neCks, Their mother, Mrs. Robert
Glendinuing. wore black jet and car
ried one of those gorgeous green feather
fans
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-01-03

Con stance TalmadEe in
A Nirtuous Vamp
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-01-03

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