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The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-06-04
To Give Lawn Social

The members Of the Centenary
Methodist church ladies' aid society
will give an ice cream social on the
lawn Of the church next Thursday
evening. June 10, to which friends
arc invited.
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Initiate Candidates.

A class Of six candidates was in
itiated at the regular nesting of
Helen Could auxiliary held Thurs
day evening In Memorial hall. There
were visitors from Moline and Dav-
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The marriage OF Mis- Josephine
Stechnann, daughter Of Mira. Anna
D. Stechmann, Of 1873 West High
street, Davenport. and Clifford @.
Carlson, son Of Mr.. and Mrs. George
Carlson Of 30os Thirteenth street.
Moline, took place yesterday after
noon ct : O'Clock ct the home Of
Rev. J. +. Dodds, 1713 Sixteenth
street, Davenport. The attsndants
we're Miss Lucinda Stechmann, sis
ter Of the bride, and Paul Carlson.
brother Of the groom. The bride
wore q blue suit with Z heah color
ed blouse, and hat to match. Her
flowers were sweetpees, In corsage
ARRANGEMENT. Miss Lucinda Stech-
mann wore = gown of blue geof-
gette with . hat to match, and .
bouquet Of sweetpeas. A wedding
luncheon was served at the groomss
home, zoos Thirteenth street, No
line. Mr.. and Mrs. Carlson left on
q short trip and will be At home
after June Is. 1t q new home on
Sixteenth street and Seventeenth
avenue, Moline.
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room. where the table centerpiece
was . vase Of roses. Mrs. Aryid
Everson will entertain the club
June II ct her homo, 1917 Third
avenue. Moline.
All Dag Meeting h Milan. 4
Tho Busy Bee Sewing circle OF
the Rebeccaha held IN oil day meet
ing yesterday at the home OF Nlrs.
Cora Roberts Of Milan. Tho day
was spent In sewing on carpet rags
and asde1icious chicken dinner was
ssrved b. Mrs.. Roberts Ct noon.
Mrk Joe johnson will Be hostess
It ths next meeting.
IrL lmAef Hestess.
Nh Bea Imhof q ITO IL Third
slsook davenport VAS hostess yes
tsydag aftsFnoon to the members Of
H. lvee-nsady - club. whom
three tables oe tha game were play-
ID. Miss Sue O,Cunnor ana Mrs.
Axsl Nielsen took the head prisee,
MrA Henry sehaun the consolation
lavof ard Mrb. Tom Carney IL ALL
CT favor. and aftef the games Z
aelieious dinner vas served By the
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-06-04
Mission Society Meets.

The members Of the Woman's
Foreign Missionary society Of the
First Methodist church met Thurs
day afternoon at the home Of Mrs.
George Ackley, S47 Twenty-frst
street, with q good attendance.
There was no special business yes
terday, and the greater part Of the
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-06-04
Lady EIks.

The Lady Figs held their regular
business meeting yesterday after
noon followed by a social session.
There were six tables Of I'VE hun
dred. the prizes falling to Mrs. J..
K. Scott and to Mrs. Otto Juhl. Re-
freshments were served by q COM
mittee composed of Mesdames
Thomas Casey. Hough. Burton and
Musefeldt. At the business session.
the ladies decided to entertain all
the new members in the club rooms
June II. Wives. mothers. sisters
and unmarried daughters Of Elks
are eligible.
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tks cakes ussd. ThS|
b used 70 pufehas, Il
equipment which the tn.
AZ Ssclsly FtsrN 4; &
Ths ladies' aid soeie1v - 3
Memorial Christian cA1,
sDonDoring what pufpde1s n:
svefy merry old-lasAioae6 fSsss y
the church this eveains.
to b various kinds q 49,. y
country store, side shew,. ~ "
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talning evening b proai;ni .3
friends Of the society afe IN -,
TO come. ~ Il
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Picnic At Long View.

A picnic supper was enjoyed BY
the members OF the Deborah class
of the Broadway Presbyterian
church Thursday evening At Long
View park. After . short business
session, games were played until
dark. The July meeting will be
held July 8 at the home Of Miss
Sarah Barker, 612 Fifth avenue.
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Miss Bleuer Honored.

Miss Myra Bleuer. who IL to wed
Harry Wagner Of Davenport on
July II. was the honoree at a pre-
nuptial miscellaneous shower
Thursday evening, the affair being
given Tor her by Mrs. Glen DeLe0n
ct her home. 1908 Sixteenth ave-
nue.. The guests included Is girl
friends Of the bride-elect The
rooms were decorated In the rain
bow hues, the colors chosen by Miss
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Many Eajsy Class pay.

Lovers of Shakespeerean plays
were given rare treat when the
senior class Of the villa De Chan
I'll presented The Tanning Of the
Shrew" on the villa campus last
evening before . large crowd Of IN
terested patrons Of the school and
relatives and friends q the menu
bers Of the graduation class. The
spacious grounds afforded . beau
tiful setting for the play and the
little tots appearing in the dances,
which were also Z feature Of the
evening. added greatly to the en-
joyment of the occasion Little
Miss Kathleen walsh Of Davenport
took the part Of the Fairy Queen,
and little Miss Mary Alice Long in
solo dance. THE Daisies" wa
very charming.
In the play, Miss Gladys Bradley
portrayed the character of Petru-
chic with a great deal Of dramatic
ability which won the applause and
praise from the audience. Miss
Mayre Long. who took the part o.
KATRINA, the shrew, was splendid
! as Miss Bradley's opposite, and dis.
played as much ability in acting
the part OF the termagant as sha
did in the acts in which she va.
| the meek, loving and obedient wifi
after being subdued by Petruchio
Lucentio, played by Miss Guydans
! Higgins, and Blanca by Miss Doro
thy Deisenroth were aptly por
trayed. The comedians were yer!
clever actors indeed, Miss Loretti
McManus taking the part Of Trani'
and Miss Marie Frederick Bion
dello, each keeping the audienc'
convulsed during their time on tn
stage. Miss Alice Price In tn,
character of Baptista. took tn
part of the dignified father o
KATRINA with great ease. as di'
Agnes German that Of vincentic
Each Of the other characters cam
up to. the mark in dramatic ability
The entire play was very cleverl
given, and showed that the girl
taking part were true actors
Much credit for the success Of tn
play belongs to the sister and Mr.
Helen Bradford Churchill Of Day
export, who directed the perform
ance. The music. for the evenin
was furnished by the orchestra.
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u. and L Cluh Rntartained.

Mrs. Emma Brown entertained
the U. and I. club yesterday after
noon At the home Of Mrs. E. B
Kreis, 1912 Twenty-second street.
The afternoon was spent in games
Of 500, and late In the afternoon a
delicious luncheon was served. The
next meeting will be held at the
homo Of Mrs. Henry Baker. 250S
sixth avenue, June II.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-06-04
Pie a In Mode Social

The Forward society Of Grace
Lutheran church gave q very en-
3oyable and very successful lawn
social on the church lawn last
evening. Coffee and pie a la mode
were sold and a very entertaining
evening was spent by the large
crowd attending. The sum Of $40
was cleared.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-06-04

Mrs. e c. Richards entertained
Ut : prettily. appointed dinner party
yesterday 1t her home. ga FIJI
teenth street, In honor Of Mrs.
Nettie Betterly, formerly OF this
city and now of Indianapolis, Ind.
who has been visiting in the city
- the house guest Of Mrs. ]. G.
Fisher. The guests were 10 in num-
Der and the afternoon hours were
passed with music and sociability.
Garden flowers Of several varieties
Were used In the decorations. Mrs.
Faye Hough Mccarthy, 2421 Ninth
avenue. IL entertaining for Mrs,
Betterly today.
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Mrs. Perry Vessel OF 1888 Six
toenth street, Moline, entertained
~ breakfast-bridge at her home
yesterday morning in honor of Miss
Marguerite Merriman. . bride Of
this month. It was also Miss Mer-
rimans birthday and there was Q
large birthday cake in honor Of the
occasion. Breakfast was served at
1880 At four card tables and after
wards . miscellaneous birthday
shower was given for Miss Merri-
man. The rooms were beautifully
decorated with spring flowers. Mrs.
John Hansel II entertaining for
Mss Mefriman and Miss Esther
Dunno at . luncheon 1t Eejervary
park today.
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Padants at the municipal tuber-
e1loais sanitorium were treated
sAts aftssnooA b. Z ccmmittes from
Court oe Honor No. 81. Ice cream
~ cake, fruit and homemade
'ea1d1os were taken 10 the sansto-
|t1uM ~ . committee which includ-
81 4fs. Bertha Bfuhn. Mrs.. Dora
49,. HrA Hannah Svard and
- E1lon ztnnezmAn.
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Kntsrtains Go CluA

Mrs.. Frank McCArty Of 1875
TAtrty-seveAth street entertained
the members Of tho ]. B. G. club,
when two tables Of progressive 500
were played. Afs. Robert Moore
took the hrst prize. Ars. C. Some
Vile the all-cut and Nrs. Tom Pike
tho consolation favor. A delicious
luncheon was served by the hostess
* the ANAL tables, following the
eanea MA Harry Wickell It her
Inc ON Twsutieth avenue and
111re 1-aecoad street viii entertain
IL cab on June II.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-06-04

Bingham. Frocks. at
$3.50, $3.50, $l6.5O,
$18.95, $685.
Serviceable and attractive
Bingham frocks in plaids,
checks, stripes and plain
fabrics. Frocks adaptable
for porch, street or after
non wear. Regular and
stylish stout sizes.
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DELAWARE COUNTY

Mrs. T. Ellwood Allison and her
daughter and son have returned to
"Counymeade," their home at WallinR-
ford, from Florida, where thew have
spent the winter cruising off the west
coast
Mr.. and Mrs. Howard L. Shay, of
Rose Valley, are receiving ccngratula-
tions on the birth of a son.
Miss Julia. Avery, daughter of the
late Mrs Rachea Foster Avery. has re-
turned to her home In poyestoyn from
q visit with Miss Lucy Anthony of Rose
Valley.
Mrs. L. Stauffer Oliver, of Rose VAL
ley, is the newly elected president of the
Plastic Club Of Philadelphia
Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred Haughton Por-
ter, of Moylan, are the guests of Mr..
and Mrs: Seymour Preston at their home
in Warrentcn, Va.
Or. and Mrs. Edward o. Jauney have
been the guests of their son.in-law and
daughter. Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Robin
son Johns, of Media. for a few days
The Womans Club of Springfield,
met this week at the home of Mrs. EN-
len Eastburn. A junior section will be
organized In October.
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continue for fifteen days. The members
OF the executive committee inciude MT
T. Rawlins Adams Mrs. Elizabeth Dob
Mr. a. dtf%Ss TsSslins Mr ArSold wa Mr. a rhoas
Ashton. Mr.. "A, T.. Baker, Mrs. Charles
Bennett, Mrs. q. A. Bostwlck Mr.. WI
liam Brecht DR. Harry 8. Carmany, Mr'
F. L. Castleman. Miss .Catharine g: ,o Sono
@. Curtis. Mr.. Elmer l.. Cuthburton. MT.
N. A. Dalton, Mr.. George w. Davis Mr.
Charles E. Dearnley, Mrs. elisabeth
2sarnley Prropt DR. pprothy Ny RsrneIy Md M
dleman. DR.. X. l.. Entwisle, Mr.. J. q
Ellison, Mr. Charles Flanagan, Mr.. J.
Elliott Flanagan, Mr.. George Flint, Mr.
and Mrs, John J. Foulkrod, Doctor and
Howard Hos, 'O NJ russell, Mr.. John +. Gal
lagher, Mr.. Charles l.. Cane, Mr.. w
Ross HagsArt Mr. John 8. sneyd, Mr'
John G. Young.
Mr.. and Mrs. George McKeown, Mr..
David E. williams. the Rev. William
Bayley Forney, Mr.. w, II. Eddleman'
Mr.. Richard Hey, Mrs. Richard hey.
Mr. John Hohen. .Adel, Mr.. w. j. Holt.
Mr.. f. oliver Keely, Mr. J. Walter
Keely, Mrs. oliver S. Keely, Mrs. Frank
I; Kenworthy, Mrs s,S Samuel s KenTorbssyii Tobsyi
Krook, Mr.. p. B. Leibert Mr.: Artn.,
Mr.. J, Hartley Merrick, Mr.. and Mrs
J. Vaughan Merrick, Mr.. John b. Obert,
Mr.. s. J. Proper, Mr. Perciyal Roberts,
Jr. DR.. J. e. schlotterer. DR.. j.; Dob
son Schofeld, Mr.. w f. Shappell, Mr.
Erwin Mason simpson. Mr.. and Mrs.
William Sphinx, Mr.: w. II. STAFFORD, Mr'
John A. Struse, Mr. John s. Turner.
Miss Margaretha Vogt. Mr.. r. Bruce
Wallace, Mr.. Charles J. Whiteman. Mr..
Frank Wilkinson. Mr.. Samuel Ken.
McGarrigle and Mr.. W. p. Stroud, Jr'
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SOUTH PHILADELPHIA

Miss Kathryne M. McGarvey, daugh-
ter of, Mr.. Ferdinand McGarvey, enter
tained at her parents summer cottage
at Sea Isle City over the weekend. The
guests included Miss Frances Benedicta,
Miss Loretta Agatha Maloney, MISS
Anna Gertrude Marie Lane and Miss
Monica McGarvey.
Miss Sadie Love, daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. Thomas Love, 2416 South Sixteenth
street, entertained the members Of the
"Pelmels'' at her home on Monday eve
ming. Among those present were Miss
Betty McKann, Miss Eleanor Gilmore
Miss Margaret Gilmore, Miss Marie De-
why. Miss Peggy Sullivan, Miss Pearl
Eaton, Miss Annetta Metzgar, MiBs
Margares LOBBY and Miss Norma Young
Mr.. THOMAS McCreary. Jr., spent the
week lend with friends at Browns Mills
N. J.
Friends of Mrs. Edward A. Dougherty
will be pleased to learn she is recuperat
ing from her recent illness. Mrs Dough.
erty will be remembered as Miss Marie
Grinnan, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. over
Grinnan, formerly Of South Philndei
phia.
Miss Helen Hapnigan, daughter o.
Mr.. and Mrs p. Hannigan, of 2437 Car
penter street. spent the weekend at At
lantic City as the guest of her sister
Mrs. Kirk.
The members of the Larchmont Coun
try Club entertained about fifty guest,
on Sunday at their new cottage a
Blackwood, n. J.
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ton for over the weekend to attend the
ball game on Saturday afternoon and
the dance on Saturday evening.
Mr. Wesley Roever. of st. Davids. and
Mr.. Amos Dotterer, OF Wayne. who have
been In Washington for few days, will
return home tomorrow
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph II. Grubb. Of
montgomery avenue, Hayerford, are
spending the week at the Marlborough
Blenheim, Atlantic City.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. S c. Harvev will give
dance at their home at Radnor in
honor OF their daughter. Miss Anna
harvey. on Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles n. weyl, who
are spending their wedding trip 10 the
south, VIII occupy their apartment at
isO6 Walnut street upon their return.
MRS. Weyl was Miss Elinor Zenda Git
telson before her marriage.
The marriage of Mrs Mary Reigel
Emmens. of 25t South Thirty eighth
street, and Mr.. Stuart s. Gemmiii Of
Sea Isle City, ~. j., took place in the
Church of st. John the Evangelist, on
Saturday, May Is, at 3 o'clock. The
ceremony was performed by the Rev. j.
A. Mcdonald Mr.. and Mrs. Gemmill
are at the Ambassador, Atlantic City,
for few weeks.
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TIoGA

Mrs. William Blundin. OF 2419 West
Tioga street, entertained house party
from Saturday until today at her sum
, mer home in Ocean City Her Her guests ss
BENJAMIN Foster, Mrs. George NJ. Mie-
del, Mrs. A. Z. Seiss. Mrs. John Can.
ming Allen, Jr., Mrs. William II. jung
kurth, Mrs. Horace kleinfelder and Mrs.
will leave today TO be the guests of
Mrs Sautcr at her summer home In
Ventnor until the close of the week.
The members of the bridge club, of
which Mrs. william Bigler Morrison, of
170l West Erie avenue, Is president, are
giving bridge party this afternoon.
oWep aon st Genside g deer TSey a yhI inei4Se % Mrs
Torrance J. McIlvaine, Mrs. Frank Gas
kill, Mrs. Edward Crueger, Mrs Horace
Strang, Mrs. M. II. Mansfield, Mrs. Jonn
McCracken. Mrs. II. Harrison Parker
and Mrs. =. L. Crossman.
The Christian Endeavor Society of the
Temple Baptist Church. Tioga and Twen
ty-second streets. will give a May party
tomorrow evening in the social hall oi
the church. The AFFAIR is in charge OF
Miss Eva Tindall, Miss Myrtle Tindall
Miss Dorothy Kolb, Miss Bertha Janney
ney, Miss Gladys Crist Miss Elsie Burt
Miss Margaret Barnett, Miss Harrie
Barnett. Miss Edna Bailey, Miss prun
ellie, Miss Jennie Barber. Miss Eliza
beth Dilks. Miss Madeleine Jones. Mr.
Albert Dilks, Mr.. Norris Tlndall, Mr.
Alvin Tindall, Mr.. Warren Graf, Mr.
Woolman Myer,. Mr.. w. Lork, Mr.. and
Mrs. Cult and the Rev. and Mrs. Her
bert Agate.
Mrs. c. Rohlfs, of 1918 West Venang,
street, will be the hostess at an after
noon coffee party tomorrow. Her guest,
will be Mrs. Barricks, Mrs Meyn, Mrs
Boehling, Mrs Fuchs, Mrs. Jansen
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Mrs. Landgraf. Mrs. Potzin, Mrs
Rfckers, Mrs. springhorn. Mrs Trauts
man. Mrs. Kempf. Mrs. Reinschmidt and
Mrs. wiiby
Miss Ethel westlaRe Schurch, OF 2i2a
West Venango street, and Mr.. John FL
Buchanan OF Germantown, whose en-
guests for a week OF Mr., and Mrs. Fred
erick q. Burk at their home In Ventn0x
Mr.. and Mrs. Burk gave a card party
in their honor, and Mr.. and Mrs. Edwin
Burk entertained at a dinner at th8it
home Mr. Buchanan took part IN q
golf tournament at the Northfeld oolf
Club, in Ventnor. #tf
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WEST PHILADELPHIA

Mr.. and Mrs. J. C. Dlttmar have re-
turned to their home at 5812 Baltimore
avenue after spending several days in
Washington.
Mr.. and Mrs, Terrence McCusker arr
nounce the engagement of their daugh-
ter, Miss May c. McCusker, of 1929
Cedar avenue, to Mr.. Bernus Walker
Hodgen, of this city.
DR.. and Mrs Harry Fisch, whose mar
riage took place several weeks ago have
returned from their wedding trip and
are occupying their new home at 200
North Fiftieth street.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry F. Marquardt. of
6022 Washington avenue, have returned
from their motor trip through western
Pennsylvania and entertained at din.
her on Monday night in honor of Mr. and
Mrs. Robert Steele at the City Club.
Mrs Joseph G. Grover, of S26 South
Forty-eighth street. and her aunt, Mrs.
Albert Goldner, who have been visiting
Mrs. Goldner's mother, Mrs. Lewis T..
Nichols, of Cleveland. o., will return
home by way OF Niagara Falls and Buf.
falo.
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NORTH PHILADELPHIA

Miss Emma Kirn, of sos West Lehigb
avenue, will give a miscellaneous shower
on Saturday evening at her home In
honor of Miss Clara Stott, daughter Of
Mrs. Edwin Stott, of Sylvania street.
Fox Chase, whose marriage TO Mr.. Clar-
ence 'Ranenzahn will take place In the
autumn. Other guests will include Miss
Galbraith, Miss Violet Gaibraith. Miss
Mlnetta Weiner, Miss Ethel Wager, Miss
Edna Taggert, Miss Elva Cavanaugh,
Miss Edith Duck. Miss Edna Roberts,
Miss Nessle Wright, Mr., Clarence Rar- r
Franklin Duemler, Mr.. John Duemler,
Mr.. Bland Carothers, Mr.. Frank Lam.
bert. Mr.. Harold Lewis, Mr.. Raymond
Rarrenzahn, Mr. Thomas Hanna, Mr.
Mahon, Mr.. and Mrs. James Tate, Mr.
and Mrs. John Welden and Mrs. Il.
Duck.
The members Of the 'tPete Alteori"
class Of the Lehigh Avenue ssptist
Church gave q shower at the home 81
the teacher, Mrs. John v. Ellison, 2I1b
Nos Morts sS Raf in hSncr .d 0f Mrs
w. Smith. Norristown. whose wedding to
Mr. Harry Helm. OF 1903 Rush street,
this city, will take place in the Lehign
Avenue Church early in the summer.
Miss Mary Bailey, Miss Alice Bailey,
Miss Coralie Bailey, Miss Emma Over
pick, Mrs. Mabel Smith, Mrs. ]. Becker.
Mrs Rachel Barrett, Miss Anna Over
ras. ecS Wan Mss VIA wKSSthsyn Mps
Miss Eta Wallace, Mrs. Ella Hum
phries. Miss Marie Cupps. Mrs. Anna
Shuster. Mrs, Elizabeth Diebel, Mrs.
Viola Holtser, Mrs. Mary van Solver.
Miss Irene Jones, Mrs, Pearl Boardman, ,,,;a !,
Chorley, Mrs Martha Neff, Miss Estelle
Woodruff, Mrs. Strawbridge. Miss Repa
Bowers Miss Mabel Shaumberg Mrs.
Katharine Fisher. Miss Estelle Stead,
Mrs. Voight apd Mrs. Alma Fairchiio
Mrs. Hauck and Mrs. Kohlschriyer
will entertain at the formers home, FIT.
teenth and York streets, the members OF
when the following will be present: Mrs
Joyce, Mrs. Vohgt, Miss Morgan, Miss
Kemp, Mrs Einwechter, Mrs. Petera
Mrs. Gilmour, Mrs. Brines, Mrs: Ritter
Mrs. Yarger, Mrs IHeinners, Mrs. Sell
and Mrs. Hulzhaurer.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carl o. Bonnem, of 1915
Northeast Boulevard. are receiving con-
gratulations on the birth of a son.
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Hosbach have
are at home at 1920 North Eleventh
street. Mrs. Hcsbach before her mar
riage was Miss Jane Sanville, daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. william Sanville
Mr.. and Mrs. s. Platowsky, of 1927
West Susquehanna avenue, announcs
the betrothal OF their daughter, Miss
Hortense Platowsky. to Mr.. James Saw
age, of Baltimore.
Mr.. and Mrs Joseph Kohn, of 1926
North Sixteenth street. will leave short
ly on a trip to England and France
where they will spend several months
Mr. and Mrs. Kohu celebrated the TWEEN
ty-fifth anniversary of their wedding vI
Saturday.
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GERMANTOWN

Mrs. Margaret Allen, of 1919 New
hall street, announces the engagement OF
her daughter. Miss Edith Allen. to Mr..
christopher Berry, also OF Germantown.
The enga cement of Miss Bertha Ruth
Stachman to Mr. Edward ID. Reldinger.
OF 249 Ashdale street Is announced by
Mr.. Reidinger's sister, Mrs. Frederick
r. HILL Mrs Hill also announces the
engagement of her daughter, Edith Reid.
niger, to Mr.. Raymond Wray, of Oak
Park. I'll. The weddings will take place
in June.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred b. Levy and son
are occupying their new home ut 5151
Wayne avenue.
The Pi Delta Sorority will give a
dance at the Pelham Club on Friday.
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NORRlSIOWN

Miss Pauline B. Rauhood, daughter of
Mrs. p. M Rauhood. of 529 Buttonwood
street, will be married on June 30 TO Mr..
phia, The marriage will be solemnized
at the home OF the bride. The Rev.
Charles r. Keiter. pastor of the Grace
Lutheran Church, will officiate at the
ceremony. Mr.. and Mrs. Odenath will
live in West Philadelphia.
Miss Mildred Bergey, of 722 West
Marshall street. entertained the follow
ing guests at a novelty party in honor
OF her thirteenth anniversary: Miss
Dorothy Berger, Miss Eleanor Bergey,
Miss Opal Hendricks. Miss Mildred Po-
vey, Miss Dorothea Roland, Miss Doro.
thy Rapine, Miss Mildred Spahr. Miss
Dorothy Rhoads, Miss Anna Dotterer.
Miss Christina McMeekin. Miss Mildred
Frick and Miss Mildred Gordon.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-05-19
MooRESTOWN

Mrs. Clement r. Lippincott enter
tanned the art department OF the
Woman's Club yesterday afternoon. The
subject was Lincoln"
Mrs. Joseph Potter is visiting Mrs.
]. Henry Longmaid, of Bryn Mawr.
Miss Dorothy Hillman spent Saturday
and Sunday with friends in German
town.
Friends of Mrs william B. Busby will
be glad to know that she has returned
from St. Luke's Hospital and is much
better.
Mr.. and Mrs. John williams Fawcett,
OF Oil City. Pa, are being congratulated
Fawcett, Sd, on May 4. Mrs Fawcett
before her marriage was Miss Mary
Wales Chambers.