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* A SAILOR FROM PLAINVIEW.

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 I am sailor boy from Plainview, Routes 3 and '.
 l am member of the Baptist church, which we have established there. Plainview is not known many miles around, but wait till it is lit tie older and it will make you open your eyes.
 1 joined the navy and was sent away to Gulfport, Miss, then I was transferred to New York, where am spending my time on the U. s. s. Pennsylvania. Still I bear in mind when 1 used to go to Sunday school and preaching, and what wonderful services we had!
 I will give you an outline of what a young man has in his home on the sea-a floating piece of steel, it is. When the hour draws near when the bugler walks up the quarter deck and on through the gun deck, blowing the liberty call, we drop everything and run to our lockers and jump into our blues and get ready to go ashore and have a good time.
 When we get ashore we go to some nice park in New York and have just a lovely time. Sometimes we get a
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spent Saturday night with Mamie Justice.
 Joe Robins and family spent Sun day with Mrs. Maggie Barentine. Ennis Waymack spent Saturday night and Sunday with home folks. MT. Ocelander has moved down here on MT. Krugg's place.
 TIE ONLY GIRL.
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PLEASANT HILL WEST.
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(Too Late for Last Week.)
 It is getting mighty dull and lone. some out here in this burg. At the present time there is nothing doing but picking cotton and putting up hay. 1t gels so quiet and still some days that the only noise there is is the click of the cotton pickers' fin gers as they grab at the locks of cotton to pull them out of the bolls. There Is plenty of corn and hay and some good root crops, but not much cotton, here. The sorghum makers say they are not getting more than half turn out, so they have to put the cane through the press to make 1t pan out. And some of them have to boil roasting ears in the juice to give it the proper flavor.
 We are glad to note that MT. Beck is back on the old job again.
 Mrs. R. L. Mann and daughter, Miss Pattie, of Sumner, Tex, we're visiting with friends and relatives in our town last week.
 P. H. CRITIC.
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little homesick, but we sailors don't mind little thing like that.
 But if any one happens to ask you about which is the best ship in the Atlantic fleet you tell them the Pennsylvania, for 1t takes the lead in everything. It Is not because we have the admiral, nor because 1t is the hagship-but just because it is the best ship.
 The best time in sailors life Is when mess call blows, for that means we are going to eat and we don't care about anything else but eat and going on liberty. But we sailors en- joy what we and learn which will mean a whole lots for us when we get discharged. The navy is place for boy who wants to see the world. and he learns many things.
 would like to hear from some of the good looking girls of Arkansas. A letter from our home state is al- ways welcome to the sailors.
 ]. A. MUNSON,
 U. s. s. Pennsylvania. ..llQth-Division, P2aassssastes:y. lM-e4s.. York.
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WARNING ORDER.

State of Arkansas, County of Pulaski, ss. C. Albert Huffman, Plaintiff, vs. (No. 2656o) Lillian A. Huffman, Defendant In the Pulaski Chancery Court. The Defendant, Lillian A. Huffman, is warned to appear in this court within thirty days and answer the complaint of the Plaintiff, C Albert Huffman. This October 6, 1920.
 W. s. BOONE, Clerk.
 By H. s. NIXON, D. C. BEN F. REINBERGER, Solicitor fol Plaintiff. X. 0. PINDALL, Attorney ad Litem. 7-14-2l-28
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MT. M0RIAH.
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.x]x# ** N 2 tToo Late for Last Week.) |,rrs W. C. George and Mrs. J. R. - - were the Sunday evening |'''s | of Mrs. C. C. Carter. |pr and Mrs. Walter Green re- La.d J home last week. |Tb. weather still is fine for pick cotton, and most everybody has sweet potatoes dug. |Born-To MT. and Mrs. C. C. Car October g.. son. |ur. and Mrs. Clifton went fishing |jay evening and caught a nice |pg of fish. |E;randma Smith had a light stroke |0sralysis last week. |Ir. Horace Harding made a busi- i trip to Little Rock Monday. bayer meeting at this place Sun nights.
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on the state highway can be heard in this neighborhood, but the road IS so far away 1t won't do the peo- pie much good. All they will re- member about it is the heavy tax they will have to pay.
 Mrs. Suth returned home Monday from Joplin, Mo-, where she went to attend the funeral of her brother.
 MT. Chas. Hardcastle of Gravel Ridge was in our community Satur- day morning.
 School will begin at Mt. Carmel Monday, November l, under the management of Prof. Bradford of Lonoke.
 A JOLLY YouNc BACHELOR.
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JUSTICE SCHOOL HOUSE.

|lToo Late for Last Week. large crowd attended preaching Pleasant Valley Sunday. he singing at Andrew Barentine's
 rday night was enjoyed by all. Irs Emma Clement has gone to E Rock to spend few days with
 brother, John Justice. here will be singing at MT. Smiths next Sunday night. tsses Emma and Vergie Robins
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WANTED-A white girl to be company and help with the house work. No family wash to do. Good place and good pay. Phone Wood lawn l569 or write Mrs. Chas. A. Price, 318 Beech St.
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FLETCHER CREEK WAVES.
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(Too late for last week.)
 Miss Florence White is now in Lit. tie Rock attending Draughon's Busi- ness College.
 Miss Emma and Mir. Charlie Mills spent Saturday night with Miss Flor. ence and MT. Washington White.
 There was a club meeting at Fletcher Springs school house Satur. day night. Plans were made to make an exhibit for the fair.
 TIE SAME BLUE-EYED GIRL1E.
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WARNING ORDER.

W. s. Garrison Lumber Co, Plaintiff, vs. F. T. Beck Lumber Co.,, Defendant Municipal Court, City of Little Rock, Second Division; Pulaski County. The Defendant, F. T. Beck Lumber Company, is warned to appear in this court within thirty days and answer the com plaint of the Plaintiff, W. L. Garrison Lumber Company.
 October 2, 1920.
 H. A. KNOWLTON, Clerk.
 By H. c. DALE, D. C. J. D. SHACKELFORD, Solicitor for Plaintiff. GROVER s. OWENS, Attorney ad Litem 7-l42l-28.
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WANTED Young lady who wish es to attend school in Little Rock can secure good home during school term, for light work around the house. Mrs. o. H. Smith, 24OO Spring street, phone Main 1888.
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FOR SALE-One new three-inch John Deere wagon and good team of mules. Price, complete, $350. John B. Winkler, Cabot, Ark, R. r. D. No. 2.
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Always Five High-Class Vaudeville Acts mad International News. Program changes Monday and Thursday.
 Daily Matinee at 2:3O; Nights at 7:30 and 900.
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 York.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-12-28
MISS SOPHIE YARNALL
HONOR GUEST AT BALL
Mr.. and Mrs. Charlton YarnaIl
Entertain for Debutante
Daughter at Bellevue

Among myriads Of sweet.scented fow-
ers and rare floral beauty. Miss Anna
Sophia Yarnall made her formal debut
ents Mr.. and Mrs, Charlton YarnaIl, Of
Seventeenth and Locust streets
The ball was held In the Red and
garden. Soft-shaded lights intermin-
Cling with draperies OF smilax encircled
the garden. The stage was banked with
inteTspersed with the graceful cybodium
vases filled with Gala lilies were
a5rtisissy art v5,i. Plisoed Ir on either side q
roses hung gracefully n on stems s'tH Of soft SOFT
feathery foliage. In the center OF the
stage stood huge begonia bush inter-
mingling with pink lights and pink Pre-
The boxes which encircle the room
were effectively massed with cybodum
ferns, evergreens and palms. while fes-
itoons OF smi,ax hung from the chande.
liers and ceiling forming curtainlike
effect. Gold baskets filed with pink
Premier roses were suspended from tho
boxes on long brass rods, giving the
effect TS ,S.n OF maryelSus SIsS southern garden;
Miss Yarnall received the guests was
transformed into n bower OF climbing
pink roses and begonias foliage tree
and fragrant plants. set with soft glow
Mrs. Yarnall wore handsome gown
of silver and orchid brocade made on
long, graceful lines. cut V-shape at tho
neck and made with long court train.
Mrs Alexander Brinton Coke, who as.
IN black Shon %n' veSss SSsp'f"y maay
princess with TIA short train. Miss va,
bodice, which was cut square at tn.
neck, was trimmed with rhinestones and
pearls. Miss Agnes Yarnall looked
gold. Supper for 500 guests was served
at o'clock at small tables ornamented
with green's.
Among those who entertained at
dinner before the ball were Mr..
and Mrs. Alexander Coke Yarnall Their
guests included Mr.. and Mrs. George
liam Clothier, Mr.. and Mrs. Richard r.
Nalle, Mr.. and Mrs Patrick Grant, I'd,
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward whitman, Of Will
minston, Del
Among the guests who attended the
ball were DR.. and Mrs. Thomas @. Ash
ton, Mr. and Mrs. Archibald Barklie. Mr.
and Mrs; Edward Beale: Mr.. and Mrs
3, Bidd!e. Mr.. and Mrs Alexander
Bddle, Mr.. and Mrs r II. Bayard
Bowie, Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Browning
Mr.. and Mrs Henry A. Berwind, Mr.
and Mrs. John Cadwalader. Jr.. Mr.. and
Mrs, Charles S. Cheston., Mr.. and Mrs
Hart Chase, Mr.. and Mrs william b
Churchman, Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence H.
Clark, Mr.. and Mrs. Percy H. Clark,
Mr. and Mrs. william J. Clothier, Mr.
and Mrs. Franklin Clyde, Mr. and Mrs.
G.. Dawson Coleman. Mr.. and Mrs.
George Cook, Mr.. and Mrs. Alexander,
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Miss Elizabeth Frazer. Miss Mary
Fahncstock, Miss Elizabeth B Field.
Miss Alice Gibson, Miss Marjorie Y. Gib-
bon Miss Mary S. GrisCOm Miss Eleanor
5. Gummey, Miss Harriet Geyein, Miss
Mary Glendinning. Miss T.. An,onette
Gcyeln, Miss Mary Goodman, Miss
Lucy Grey, Miss Augusta W. Harrison,
MISS Margarctta L. Harrison Miss
Maude Harrison. Miss Jane Shaw Hep
burn, Miss Lucretia S. H"Ckschcr. "a,
MisS Mary II, Rowland Miss Gertrude
). Heckscher, Miss sara NJ Harrison,
Miss Edith Hutchinson, Miss Elizabeth
Jeanes, Miss Catherine r. knight. Miss
riorehGGc iaui Kane. Miss Mary Law,
Miss Katherine c. Lea, Miss Anna
Lewis, Miss Nancy Mexican, Miss
Letitie Mckim, Miss Catharine MerriCk.
NJ tss Anna Ashton, Miss Anne w. Bar
clay
Miss Caroline Barclay, Miss Mary p.
Barlow, Miss Sydney Biddle. Miss i,ys-
beth *. Boyd, Miss Barbara Boyd. Miss
sarah Barringer, Miss Elizabeth ar
ringer, Miss Mary Bayard Miss JulGN ma
Baker, Miss Martha Baker. Miss Ia
beth Brockie, Miss Margaret Berwk d
Miss Julia Berwind. Miss Helen G. Bru-
ton, MISS Elizabeth BrntOn, Miss Vir-
gtnia B. Cater, Miss Jane Gordon Coke
Miss Gertrude l.. =. Conway, Miss Mar
Earet Dunlap, Miss Alexandra Dolan
Miss Lorraine Disaton. Mics Sara y.
IColan. Miss Betsy w. Davis, Miss Anna
Hope Dale. Miss Sarah AtIee Downs
Miss Elise du Pont, Miss Jessie IA
Costa, Miss Priscilla Davis, Miss Eu-
genia Cassatt Miss Ellen Mary Caslatt.
Miss Helen Cadwalader, Miss Sophia
Cadwalader Miss Catharine Coke. Mics
Nancy +. Cope.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel Grocer, Mr.. and
Mrs. Henry Brinton Coke, Mr.. and Mrs.
theodore w. Cramp, Mr. and Mrs. Gard
ner Cassatt Mr.. and Mrs. Jay Cooke,
Mr.; and Mrs. George Dallas Dixon. Mr..
and Mrs. Thomas Mexican Downs, Mr.
ard Mrs. John Shpley Dixon. Mr.. and
Mrs. Mrs. George W. .Chllds Drexel. Mr.. and
James DrInker Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph
Earle, Mr.. and Mrs. George B. Evans,
MT and Mrs. Rowland Evans.
MI: and Mrs. Persfor Frazer, Mr..
and MRS. George Harrison Frazier Mr..
and Mrs W. Harrison Frazier, Mr.. and
Mrs william West Frazier. Sd, Mr. and
Mrs. Caleb F, Fox, Mr.. and Mrs. John
White Geary, Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Glen
diiinning' Mr.. and Mrs. II. Percval Glen
Ginning; Or. and Mrs. John II. Gibbon.
Mr. and Mrs. Patrick Grant. 3D. Mr.. and
Mrs. Frank Tracy Griswold. Mr.. and
Mrs. William Godfrey, Mr.. and Mrs
LINCOLN Godfrey Jr, Mr.. and Mrs. waldo
n Haokett, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Gus
us Harrison Jr. Mr.. and Mrs Harry
Harrison, Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Maybin
Hart Mr.. and Mrs Frazer Harris, Mr.
an Mrs william Howard Hart, Mr.. and
MIS- Mrs g. &; Andrews Harris, ,Jr.. Mr.. and
charlton Henry, Mr.. and Mrs. Ger
AID Holsman, Mr.. and Mrs. Edgar y
toward, Mr.. and NJ rs. George Howe,
NJ Mr. ana Mrs Sturges Ingersoll, Mr.. and
IFu"dTu lnReTSOll, MT, and
Mrs. Charles Jared Ingersoll, Mr., and
Mrs. Albert Atlee Jackson. Mr.. and Mrs.
Sidney W. Keith. Mr.. and Mrs. william
Draper Lewis. Mr. and Mrs. Stacy B.
Lloyd. Mr. and Mrs. George McF'adden
Mr.. and Mrs. J. Franklin McFadden, DR.
and Mrs George l, Mac Leod, DR. and
Mrs Joseph Leidy, Mr. and Mrs Thomas
Mckean. Mr.. and Mrs Henry Pratt Nc
kesn; Mr., and Mrs: John II. Mason. Mr..
and Mrs. Gilbert Mather. Mr.. and Mrs
Victor c. Mather. Mr.. and Mrs. Percy G
Madeira. Mr.. and Mrs. William r. Mer-
Ger. Mr.. and Mrs. j. Kearsley Mitchell,
Grenvlle d, Montgomery, Mr.. and Mrs.
Robert l.. Montgomery. Mr. and Mrs.
Effingham B. Morris, Jr., Mr.. and Mrs
Charles A. Mum. Mr.. and Mrs. j.
rutherford McAllister Mr.. and Mra. c.
Emory. McMichael. Mr. and Mrs Perez
c. Madeira. Jr,, Mr.. and Mrs. Richard
T. Nalle, Mr.. and Mrs. John 8. NewbOld
Mr.. and Mrs. Daniel a. Newbold, Mr.
and Mrs. Thomas Newhall. Mr. and Mrs
Trenchard 70. Newbold, Mr. and Mrs
George Bispham Page.
Mr.: and Mrs. Frank T. Patterson. Mr.
and Mrs. George Stuart Patterson. Mr.
and Mrs. George r Packard, Mr.. and
Mrs. Lawrence T. Paul, Mr.. and Mrs
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John Packard, Mr.. ana Mrs. A. J. Drexel
Iaul, Mr.. and Mrs Theodore s. Paul, Mr.
and Mrs George w. Pepper, Jr., Mr.. and
and Mrs George w. Pepper, r.J, Mr.. and
ward Florens ltivinus, Or. and Mrs o. H..
= Perry, the Rev. and Mrs. Philip Rhinc-
lander, Mr. and Mrs. Edward Roberts,
Mr., and Mrs william Ellis Scull. Mr.
ana ana Mrs, Arthur W. Sewell, Mr.. and
Joseph p. Sims, Mr.. and Mrs. Robert
Meade Smith. Mr.. and Mrs. Edward b.
smith Mr. and Mrs. John C.. Stevens,
Mr. and Mrs. James Francis sullivan.
M and Mrs. Robert T. strawbridgc,
and Mrs. Edward Lowber stokes, Mr..
and Mrs. Joseph n. Snelenburg, Mr.. and
Mrs. Henry Tatnall. Mr.. and Mrs. Will
liom ]. Taylor, Mr.. and Mrs. Edmund
Mr.. and Mrs Walter s. Thomson, Mr.
and Mrs. Russell Thayer Jr., Mr.. and
Mrs Henry b. Thompson, Mr.. and Mrs,
Paul Thompson. Jr., Mr.. and Mrs. Rob
Van Rensselaer,, Mr. and Mrs. Henry
Pepper Naux, Mr.. and Mrs e. Newhall
Taylor, Mr., and Mrs. James NJ. Wilcox,
Mr.. and Mrs. William Townsend Wright,
Mr.. and Mrs Daniel 3. wentz. Mr.. and
Mrs Andrew Wheeler, Mr.. and Mrs.
Alexander Coke Yarnnll. Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles Morris, Charles Stewart WurtS,
Mr. and Mrs Joseph Wood. Mr., and Mrs.
Richard Wood.
Miss Marie Louise Hepburn, Miss
Peggy T'hayer. Miss Polly Thayer. Mr..
and Mrs. Rebeoca Thomson, Miss ElinOr
Thompson. Miss Mary D. Thayer. Miss
Anne Townsend, Miss Elizabeth Trotter.
Miss Eloise Warmer, Miss Henrietta
Wilson, Miss Annabella b. Wood. Miss
Mary G. Wister, Miss Frances Wister.
Miss Helen Hope Wilson. Miss Agnes
Yarnall, Miss Harriet F. Zimmerman,
Miss Helen l. Mitchell, Miss Ottilie
Morris. Miss Mary Norris Miss Eliza
beth Norris, Miss Elizabeth D. Norris
Miss Sophia Norris, Miss Elizabeth G.
Norris, Miss Ruth Packard, Miss Mary
Page, Miss Evelyn Page. Miss Rachel
Price. Miss Francis Ross. Miss Kathleen
Ritter, Miss Eleanor Robb. Miss Peggy
Rosengarten, Mics Julia Rush, Miss
Mary Sitter. Miss Charlotte C. Starr. Miss
Helen L. Sewell, Miss Maisie Stewart,
Miss Rosamund Stewardson. Miss Anita
Strawbridge Mics Agnes Shober, Miss
Elaine Sullivan, Miss Frances w. Scott
Miss Emma L. Schwartz.
Miss Helen Shelton, Miss Susan
Stewart Miss Elizabeth Taylor, Miss
Mary B. Thayer, Miss f. Russell Tucker.
Miss Florence w. Tunis, Miss Marie
Louise Thompson Miss Virginia Earle,
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-12-28
SOCIAL ACTIVITIES

Mnnong the guests who will attend the
uiIlner ,., tonight which Mr.. and Mrs Ed
nai,d, nard burton Robinette will give at the
Ball, will be Mr. and Mrs, stacy R.
Lloyd. Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel A, Cr9z,er
M, and Mrs. Joseph Wood Wagner, Mrs
nooert H. Large, Mr., Lewis ri. Parsons
RlSoI6,inette will entertain at dinner" " on n
ESrriday before tn ebaii Mr.. and Mrs
H,marles r. Coke will give in honor Of
5heir dnoutante daughter, Miss Jane
The guests who will attend tho dinner
AZ the Ritz Carlton and theatre party
tomorrow night to be given by Mr. and
MIS-: Frederic II. StrawbridgS. of Ter
worth. Germantown. in honor of their
STn Eraaa and daughter-in-law, Mr.. and Mrs.
Snde Slgde Mr., and Mrs. j. Clayton Wsti Straw
bridge. Mr.. and Mrs. John winthrop
Glaghorn. Mr.. and Mrs Stephen Duncan
oSSIMhoun: oS noun: Mr.. and Mrs, BAIL H. Cooper,
2onh III mh0Urestown. n. j.; Miss Marie Louise
Muaroid Ma saylor, Mr.: Lawrence Murdock,
Mr George Boyd, Mr. Philip l.. Coraori
and Mr.. Frederick Schaefrer.
90 Mr and Mrs; J. Kearsley Mitchell,
sI East Rittenhouse square, will leave
attend the dinner tonight which Mr.. and
MRS John H. Prentice, of New York. will
give IN honor OF their debutante dauRh-
.s[, MISS Caroline G. Prentice. Mr. and
Mrs Mitchell will entertain Mr.. and Mrs,
william Reeves, Jr.. at dinner next Tues
day' night and later occupy their box at
the opera.
The guests who will attend the dinner
which Mr. and Mrs Rodman Ellison
thompson of 1903 Spruce street, will
give tonight before the Benedicks' Ball
VIII include Mr. and Mrs. Robert Nc
Lean. Miss Cecily Barnes, Mrs Robert
Lee Taylor, Mr.. Joseph n. Ewing and
Mr.. Emile c. Geyelin.
Among the guests VINO will attend the
theatre party on Thursday night, to be
given by Mr.. and Mrs. Josiah Black
well Bartow. Of Chestnut Hill. in honor
Of their debutante daughter, Miss Mary
P: Barlow, will be Miss Sidney Blddie
Mss Mss Mary B. Theyer. Miss Mary H
abeth +. Barlow. Mr.. Rodney Goodman.
Mr. Ernest Savage, Mr.. Francis Blair
sd, Mr. John Page, Mr. Russell Daven-
port and Mr. Macmillan do Schauensee,
The guests will later attend the dance
Mr.. and Mrs. William w. Hepburn will
give for their debutante daughter, Miss
Jane Shaw Hepburn.
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MoORESTOWN

Miss Dorothy Warden was guest at
n dinner given last week at the College
Club, Philadelphia.
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'pe'S' lll0 Chestnut
Sat. s:i5. Fri. 500
FRITZ HREISLER
ElVIlnIsl
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GER RMANTOWN

Mrs Thomas Armstrong Williamson,
give card party Mt her home his
afternoon In honor Of her sister. Mrs
Stanley T. Ridderhof. OF Fredericlts-
burg. Va. There will be forty guests.
Mrs. Benjamin II. Oehlert, OF 1922
Laurens street. will entertain at pinochle
There will be twelve guests.
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STRAWBERRY MANSION

Announcement Is made Of the mar.
rage OF Miss Rose Backall. OF 1923
North Thirty.second street, daughter
or Mr. and Mrs. Jacob Backan. to Mr..
70. the Rev Mr. Englander officiating.
The bride was attended by Mrs. Morris
Backall as matron of honor. and the
bridesmaids were Mss Mildred Backa i,
man, Miss Nina Sinkot and Miss Anna
EtSenson. The best man was Mr. Jack
Miller, brother OF the bridegroom. and
Mr. samuel Backall. Mr.. Barney Robins,
were the uShers After the wedding frin
Mr.. and Mrs. Miller VIII be at home
after January 10 at 2S14 Susquenhanna
avenue.
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ALONG THE READING

Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur J. Bamberser
OF Elkins Park. announce the engage.
ment of their daughter, Miss Rosaiind
Bamberger. to Mr.. Alan Stern Good
man son or Mr. and Mrs Isaac II. Good
man. 1880 Rittenhouse square.
Mr.. and Mrs. Leo Silyerman. az El.
ktns Park, entertained at a dance in
honor OF their daughter. Miss Hazel Sill
yerman. Inst evening at the Mercantile
club, Broad and Master streets
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DELAWARE COUNTY

Mrs. H. NJ. Wolf, OF Mitflinburg, Pa.
Is visiting her sister Mrs. a. d..
Chiquoine, at her home In Prospect
Park. Mrs Wolf Is an active club
worker. and Is president OF several or
ganizations In Miffiinburg.
Mrs Charles r Jack, OF Media, will
give a small card party on Tuesday In
honor Of her daughter. Miss Sarah
Brooke Lewis Jack. Miss Louise Frone-
field and Miss Marian Lefiingwill.
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Christmas was coming and that SANTA
Claus might bring such things to him,
But the fathcrly admonitions seemed 10
have little effect, as was shown nfter
another failure to possess the TOYS and
another admonition to "wait until
Christmas and see what Santa NAV
bring for Billy looked up with n
doubling eye and with a display
OF business acumen that would have
delighted a Rockefeller, remarked |:
Daddy, don't you think you are de-
pending to much on Santa Claus?''
NANCY WINNIE
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WEST PHILADELPHIA

Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Perry, OF 5021
ment Of their daughter, Miss Helen
Elizabeth Perry. to Mr.. Joseph T. CAL
lahan. of this city.
Mr.. and Mrs Stanley l.. Rodenbough,
320 Bushkill street, Easton, Pa, an
nounce the engagement of their dauVh-
ter, Miss Clara Ann Rodenbough, TO Mr..
Marvin s. Evcnson, 4632 Spruce street
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-12-28
SOUTH PHILADELPHIA

Miss Virginia Thomas. daughter OF
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Thomas, spent SUN
day as the guest OF friends.
Mr. ana Mrs. Harry Thomas McFar.
land and their family, formerly of 2l2s
South Hicks street, are now living at
their new home, 2423 South Fifteenth
street.
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FRANKFORT

Mr. and Mrs. George w. williams, OF
6141 Marsden street, are receiving con.
gratulations upon tho birth of son.
The marriage OF Miss Ida Laurie. OF
New Brunswick, N. j., and Mr.. Harry
Sloane, of 1905 Orthodox street. took
place last Thursday. Mr.. and Mrs,
'Soane will spend their wedding trip in
Florida and Cuba.
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NORTH PHILADELPHIA

The Philadelphia Section. Council OF
Jewish Women, presented The Blue
Bird" In Mercantile Hall yesterday
afternoon.
The Rev. Harry w. Ettelson, of the
Lorraine, Is visiting his relatives In
Mobile, Ala, for q fortnight