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son Cornell Mr.. and Mrs. George Esta-
brook, Mrs John Helliugs. the Rev. and
Mrs. John G. Wilson, Mr. and Mrs. Will
liam G.. Morton, Mr.. and Mrs. Norman
II. Stevens and Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer ID
Smyth. The officers of the club are !:
President, Mrs Craven vice president,
Mrs. Warne secretary, Mrs. Estabrook,
and treasurer, Mrs. Stevens.
Mr. and Mrs. Nathaniel SAKE have re-
turned from their wedding trip to Mon
treal, Can, and will be at home at 409
West Hortter street, Germantown. The
bride, before her marriage, on April 10,
was Miss Lillian p. Weitzman, daugh-
ter of Mr. and Mrs. l. Weitzman; of 1901
Chestnut street, Camden Mr.. SAKE is
the son of Mr.. and Mrs. Nathaniel Sake,
OF 1924 North Eighth street
The Boy Scouts Of the Lehigh Avenue
Baptist Church, Lehigh avenue and
Twelfth street, will give an entertain
ment of mirth and music on Tuesday
evening in the church social hall, un-
der the direction of Mr.. watkins Davis.
Miss Anna Creath, of North Eigh-
teerth street, left during the week to
spend the season at her summer home
in Ocean City, N. J.
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SOUTH PHILADELPHIA

Mr.. and Mrs. John Tenaglia, of 1911
South Broad street, have announced the
engagement of their daughter, Miss
Emma Eleanor Tenaglia, to Mr.. Victor
Edward Lamblase of this city. No date
has been set for the wedding.
An entertainment, dance and coffee
party was given on Thursday evening
by the members of st. Luke's and the
Epiphany, Thirteenth and Spruce streets.
Music was furnished by the orchestra of
the Richardson Church, SiXtieth and
Walnut streets Mrs. Beck was in
charge of the affair.
Mr.. Cadwalader Evans Franklin, of
339 South Fourth street, has gone to
Detroit, where he expects to remain fer
a fortnight.
The Pi Sigma Sorority entertained at
n reception and dance on Wednesday
evening at the Germantown Automobile
Club.
Miss Margaret Ramsey entertained in
formally at her home, 100 South Six
teenth street. followed by a linen shower,
in honor CT Miss Helen Brooks, daugh-
ter Of Lieutenant and Mrs. John Brooks
whose engagement TO Mr.. John Schneider
has been announced. The guests in
Guided Miss Rae McDade. Miss Syblla
Zimmerman, Miss Eleanor Fallows,
Miss ida Clofax, Miss p. Myrtle Lusch,
Miss Lillian Hart, Miss Laura Logan
Miss Helen Fullen, Mrs. Turner, Miss
7 JiIian M, Brooks, Miss Katherine Sher-
~ Miss Florence Simpson. Miss Vera
Erankfeld, Miss Bert Shore, Miss
Frances Shetzlne and Miss Nellie
Tusch.
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SOCIAL ACTIVITIES

o, ana Mrs Robert l.. MONTGOMERY,
inyIts,Inrossan. Villanova, have issued
Nsir hns for a dance TO be given al
"o'he on Saturday, May 22,
hnolhnohs the guests who attendad tba
cf"Sneon Of GIeon given by Mrs. Thomas McEean
il4SaaentSoe House. Rosemont, were Mrs
smtSs Brown, Mr.. and Mrs r PAM
stan, Miss Lucille Carter M Wsitnr
msN mNes, Mr.: and Mrs. William r. ChurcS
mn n, ana Mr.. Alfred Glipin,
Morrre. Mnre wedding OF Miss Marjorie Pan,
Holling, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs, p
noya. asSWIorth snI Norris, OF Solitude, Villa
son Of NJ MI George Farnum Bro. a
Twentv' v'sas -, frederick Brown, 3l7 South
the ChurenS street, will take place in
mont S,Tr Mn y. OF the Good Shepherd Rose. y.
A. thursday, June "a, at 5 O'Clock,
Dodge Se as wedding OF Miss Delnh,ne
Elgln nnaushter of Mr.. and Mrs Horaoe
M JamssG, OF Crosse Point, Mich and
EdwSTS II r. r. Cromwell, son of Mrs
place AZ H. siotesbury, which will take
Miss No whe brides home on ,una IT
Mr. anS aS'y r, Glendinning, dauphter 80
Chestnut IInT,s' Robert Glendinnins ~
Mr.. ana ,hlll. Will act as q bridssS, "a
: a a mrs, Glendinning will sntarta ~,
Dodge 'Hoatre party in honor OF M,ss
Gribbs, Wedding OF Miss Jd.,,. r.,..
John ~ daughter of co,onss Louise
cote and ndM NJ oI ~, Austell Hall, Wyn.
aon Of M lanes Aubrey McCurdv.
WI take piasan "na Mrs; James Mccurdy,,
II NtR johna = eearly In June
{. w" = Ferry Of Elkins PARK, has
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GER M ANTOWN

Miss Miriam Vandergrift of 73 East
Penn street. entertained the members
of the Beta Kappa Sigma Sorority, senior
and junior Germantown chapters, at her
home on Thursday evening. The guests
included Miss Harriet S. Pentland, Miss
Margaret Schreiber, Miss Kitty Smith,
Miss Alice Byron. Miss Bertha Ormis-
ton. Miss Helen Deighton, Miss Mar
guerite Judge, Miss Helen Taggart Miss
Eleanor Blood, Miss Beatrice Tippin,
Miss Helen Naylor, Miss Sidney Pollok.
Miss Katharine Faber. Miss Mary
Faber. Miss Justine Keller and Miss
Esther Ackroyd.
The spring dance of the Delta Chap
ter Of the Phi Delta Epsilon Fraternity
was given last night at "Danceland,"
Willow Grove Park
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Kuehn, of Knox
ana Logan streets. will occupy their
apartment at Ocean City for the sum-
mer.
The women's committee Of the Cedar
Brook Country Club. formerly the Stem
ton Country Club, has planned a large
card party TO be given at the club
house on June s.
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EUNK=REZRN

An Interesting wedding to take place
this evening is that of Miss Mabel Wray
Buzby, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Will
liam l.. Buzby. OF 2132 West Susaue-
hanna avenue, and DIR. Elmer Hendricks
Funk, which will be soemnized at Z
o'clock in the Bethlehem Presbyterian
Church. Broad and Diamond streets,
with the pastor the Rev. William Nc
Cormick officiating. The bride will be
given in marriage by her father and
Will wear a robe of Chantilly lace
draped over georgette crepe with a veil
Of tulle caught with clusters of orange
blossoms. Orchids and sweet peas will
be carried. Miss Nina Spiegle, the maid
of honor, will wear gowr of orchid
georgette crepe draped over lace with a
hat of orchid maline. Miss Estelle Funk.
the bridegroom's sister. and Mrs. Will
liam H. Jarder, Jr., will be bridesmaids
Their frocks are of pink georgette crepe
with crepe hats to match. Miss Mary
Elizabeth Klopp. the little flower girl
will wear a frock OF pink crepe de chine
and Irish lace. All the attendants will
carry spring flowers.
Doctor Funk will have for best man
DR.. J. Scott F'ritch. and his ushers will
include DR.: Howard Hull DR., Edward
j. Klopp. Mr.. William Fl. Jarden, Jr.,
Mr.. Philip Shuler and DR.. Henry X,
Mohler. The ceremony will be followed
by reception for the families and
bridal attendants at the Bellevue STRAIT
ford. Doctor Funk and his bride upon
their return from their trip will be at
home at 6307 Sherwood road, Overbrook
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TIOGA

Mr.. and Mrs. David A, Bennis have
returned from their wedding trip through
the south, and are living with Mr.,
Bennis's parents, Mr., and Mrs. Edward
F Dennis Gal Cheten avenue Ne,, e1o Sntil tI the
ten aTenue The bride was Miss Helen
Best, daughter of Mr. and Mrs John
Best, Of 1929 West Erie avenue,
Another returning bridegroom and
bride are Mr.. and Mrs, Henry Miller
who will be at home at 1925 West Erie
avenue. Mrs, Miller will be remembered
as Miss Helene Murphy
Miss Margaret Bowers, of 1908 North
Twenty-first street gave a card party
on Tuesday evening for the following,
who are members of her sorority: Miss
Lillian sullivan, MI Miss ,,lis Helen p,, TaPpinp'
Miss Elsie Scheirey. Miss Esther Schei-
rew Miss Helena Alexander, Miss Helen
Montgomery Miss Mabel Marble. Miss
lean Hunter Miss Dorothy De Mott,
Miss Gladys Brennan and Miss Ray At
kinson,
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"THE SEVENTH DAY"
By FANNIE HURST

She closed her eyes. and the delicate
line of her profile met the pink brocade.
Yes" she recited, this artificial
life. the routine Of ball and function,
me long to fly back to nature"
The man moved toward her with q
new interest.
Strange" he half unused that when
7 left my club an hour ago that same
call within me prompted me to tell my
man. on the spur of the moment, that
we are off for the West tomorrow ],
too, am weary of the honk of the au-
tomobie the chug of a yacht, the litter
of society ] want the Wilderness and
the mountain tops"
She sighed appreciatively.
II sometimes even Long to change
places with my maid
II cannot tell you how all this in
terests me-" His face betrayed his
eagerness. often have I sat behind
my chauffeur and envied him. We suf-
fer from ennui, but we do not heed
the call we crave houseboats, but cling
to the yacht and ocean liner
TRUE too true :" assented Minnie
The man regarded her intently.
"lf you will pardon the personality,
met before. Could 1t have been on the
continent"
doubtless" she replied "one meets
SO many"
Since your maid is delayed. may
crave the honor of dining with you 90
Thank you but | am dining in my
own apartments. I cannot account for
this delay. Annette is usually most
He did not press further but bowed
and handed her his card
At least these few moments have
been pleasure, dear lady"
n Dudley Livingston" The name
meant nothing 10 her. but she read II
with an intelligent raising of the eve.
brows, and glanced again toward the
lobby.
Knowing you at least by hearsay
you, II you will return me here i'm
mediately. Annette is stupid"
lie smiled with pleasure and rose
your maid"
She placed quick, OBTAINING hand
NO. no; she will wait"
Az you Will, dear lady" he ac.
quiesced. guiding her through tho M r
lors with quiet, ease and dignity.
as they passed through the crowded
lobby, she ventured an explanatory re-
mark. '
Il almost feel that am disregardine
no convention in dining with YOU, Mr
Livingstone. The wonder OF it Is that
we have not met"
.S'A' - tuii Vi HOHleS, signed MT
Livingston.
They dined beside splashing foun
tain with bank of fern and carnatior
between them.
You have redeemed n boneIess
dreary old bachelor"
She smiled at him through the fret
work of fern.
And you have tempted my adven
ton"
Il wish that 7 might tempt you {
reveal your name"
She shook her head prettily.
THAT would take all the adyentur,
out OF the situation"
Il am bound to discover 1t soone
or later. and besides" he added seri
ously Il want this to be more than Al
adventure; | want it to be a begin
ming"
oh" she said archly. mot the be
ginning OF the end?"
You know better than that" he ad
monished.
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Rummaae Sale for Nurseru

rummage sale was held Yesterday
and also today at the southeast corner
OF Broad and Thompson streets for the
beneht OF the Sunnysde Day Nursery,
l2ll and 1913 Thompson street. Mrs
w. Logan MacCoy is president Of the
nursery Mrs, Theodore Cuyler Patter-
son, vice, president; Mrs. John Gilbert,
second vice president; Mrs, Carroll B,
Nichols third vice president; Mrs Wal
ter Clothier, treasurer. and Miss Geor-
gene q. Butler, secretary The hoard
of managers includes Mrs. j Emott
Caldwell, Mrs, Walter Ciothier Miss
Georgene Butler, Miss Edith & GoIIinsSS
Mrs Harold How, Miss Josephine How.
ell, Mrs, Walter c. Janney, Miss Esther
Lloyd, Mrs, Howard Longstreth Ms
Walter b. McIlyain, Mrs. Charles I
Mcllvaine' Mrs, w. Logan MacCoy. Mrs
John Rogers Maxwell Mrs. Gallowav q
Morris, Mrs, William s. Morris Mrs
Carroll b, Nichols, Mrs. William Pami
O'Neill, Mrs, Theodore CuyIer Pattar'
son, Mrs, sydney II. Rogers, Miss Doro-
thy M. 81 Smith. Mrs, jacques T, Vau-
CLAIM Mrs, Edward #. r. Wood and
Mrs, Howard Wood. yr. The associate
managers are Mrs. Nathan Hayward
Mr.. Walter G.. Janney. Mr. MaIeoln;
Lloyd, Jrp Mrs, Frederick Morris, Mrs
Frederick Nv, Norris, Jr.. Mr.. Wistar
Morris. Mts, Isaac 4. Starr Mrs
caspsr wister and Mr., Morris Wood = :
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NORRISTOWN

Mrs. Harris Templeton entertained AZ
luncheon at her West Main street
nome, at which her guests were Mrs.
Charles Stauffer. Mrs Frederick C
Farnesworth, Mrs H. Edmund Stone,
Mrs. Kenneth Staufrer and Mrs. ]. NJ.
Hawley.
-, The Thespian Club. OF All Saints
Church. presented the comedy, Between
the Acts" Among the participants were
Mr.. Fred Kilburn. Mr. william Good
Walker.
Miss Martha HILL Of $40 Kohn street
entertained at novelty party at her
nome, at which the guests were Miss
Violet Carnegie. Miss Norma Biting
Miss Bertha Hill, Miss Katharine Trump
Miss Viola Trump, Miss Alice Wardman
and Miss Gladys Lisby.
Mrs Charles E. Fox has returned
from a weeks visit In Boston, and is
staying with her mother. Mrs, J. r
Cmstead. of the Hamilton.
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rtson Jones, Mrs Roland CARRIER, Mrs.
Raymond Webb and Mrs. Joseph Law.
Mrs. George F.. Powell and Miss Ida
Powell, OF 1926 Marlborough street. have
returned from a short stay at Atlantic
City. The 800" club of which Miss
Powell Is q member, will be entertained
today at the home of Mrs. Ethel Junk,
of Clarksboro. \. ]. The following
guests will be present: Miss Mabel Rut-
ter, Miss Anne Georgeson, Miss Helen
Graham. Mrs. Frank Jones and Mrs.
George Shaeffer.
Miss Ruth Jack. of 1904 Marlborough
street, entertained the members of the
Foreign Missionary Society at her home
Thursday evening.
Mrs. G. Palmer of East Montgomery
avenue Is spending a fortnight in WASH
lngton as the guest of Mrs. p. Alex
ander.
A meeting Of the Ladies' Aid of the
First, Presbyterian Church, at East
Girard and Columbia avenues. was held
OF the aid were present: Miss Emily
Andrew, Miss Anna Andrew, Miss Emma
Boyer, Mrs \. Britton. Mrs Baker, Mrs.
Cushmore, Miss l.. Cumming, Mrs. J.
Dallas Mrs. Egner Mrs. Fowler, Mrs.
X W Fagan. Mrs, A. b. Henry. Mrs.
Z. Holden, Mrs. f: Hand, Miss f. Hos
paS,l' MISS irene Honzel0t, Miss X. G.
Jack, Miss NJ. Jackaway, Miss II. Koch,
Miss b: Marshall, Mrs. K. Metzgar, Mrs.
J: McArthur. Miss Florence Marshall,
Mrs ]. B. Myers. Mrs. Markell. Mrs. j.
c. Mayors Mrs. A. Nickel, Mrs. II. Metz
gar; Mrs. + Ovington. Mrs. Powell, Miss
r. Paxon Mrs Rihl, Mrs. J. Reed, Miss
G; Rainier. Miss *. Stillwell, Mrs. e. II.
Rubincom, Miss B. Scott. Mrs. X.
Smucker. Mrs. A. Stackhouse, Mrs
Smith, Miss X. Stackhouse, Miss Nellie
Teese Miss May Tinsman, Mrs. Thomp-
son, Mrs. Vickery. Mrs. Charles wilt,
Mrs, A. Lentz. Miss J. McClain, Mrs.
McClaskey, Mrs: Gray, Mrs. Pote. Mrs
GleLluennlng, MRS: q. Dingler, Mrs.
Gerber and Mrs. George Campbell.
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ALONG THE MAIN LINE

Mr.. and Mrs W. Gordon Smith. of
Manor road, wynnewood, have as their
guest Mrs. Fain Witt, of Morristown,
Tenn, In whose honor a luncheon and
bridge was given on Monday at the
Overlook Golf Club
Mrs, Archibald Ehle, Of wynnewood
and Eazelhurst lanes Merton, enter
tained her bridge club at luncheon on
Wednesday. The following members
were present; Mrs. Charles Bacon, Mrs.
Clarence Meyer. Mrs, Ernest Soaring,
Mrs. ]. C. Sellers, Jr, Mrs Ross c. Cor
nish, Mrs. Harold Pender and Mrs. s.
Earle Haines.
Mr.. and Mrs. william II. Folwell of
Melrose and Linden lanes. Merion en-
tertained informally at dinner on Tues
day.
Mrs. willoughby F. Richardson, of
Sycamore avenue, Merton, Is spending
the weekend in Baltimore.
Mrs. Vincent p. Wright. of Over
brook, entertained the following guests
at luncheon, followed by bridge, on
Wednesday: Mrs Clayton I. Bower.
Mrs. John Healy, Mrs, John Hill. Mrs.
Thomas Gleason. Mrs. Louis Carroll,
Mrs. Joseph Hobson. Mrs, NJ A. o'Neiii'
Mrs. Guy Albert, Mrs. Frank Lambert,
Miss Mary Hausmann and Miss Flor
ence Hausmann.
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MOORE ESToWN

Miss Frances Walton gave n dinner
party last evening. Among the guests
were Mr.. and Mrs. Francis D. weaver
OF Camden the Rev and Mrs. Frederick;
Warden and Mr.. Harry Walton.
Miss Mary Rogers entertained the
Girls Club Tuesday evening. AmonS
the guests were Miss Helen Hughas
Miss Emily lie Coney Miss Ruth
Mitchell. Miss Marie Snyder Miss
Miriam Rogers, Mrs Raymond Petit
Mrs Henry Stiles and Mrs. John Powell
Mrs. S. r. Matlack. OF 2lO East Main
street, gave n birthday party for her
daughter, Miss Elizabeth, on Wednes
day afternoon. The guests included a
number OF her class friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. George HilIman are
spending the weekend In Atlantic City.
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NORTH. PHILADELPHIA

DR.. and Mrs Hugh Hanna, 2s43 Dia.
mond street announce the engagement
Of their daughter, Miss Lillian X. Cur
ley. to Mr.. Lewis II, Riggles, OF Wash
ington.
The members OF the Morning Char
ity Club closed their twenty-first sea
sons meetings last evening. Mrs. M. z.
Becker was the hostess and the guests
Included Mr. and Mrs, John II, Craven,
Mr.. and Mrs, Kenton Warne, Miss Su-
san o. IIurlich. Mr.. and Mrs. II Thomp-
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GELPKE-FOSTER

The wedding of Miss Ellen NJ. Foster,
OF Ardmore. Pa. and Mr.. Adolph Gelpke,
OF this city, was solemnized at 1 o'clock
this afternoon at St Marys Episcopal |
Church, Ardmore, the Rev. DR.. Allen
performing the ceremony. Mr.. Herbert
III. Foster gave his daughter in maria ee,
Miss Irene Foster was bridesmaid and
Mr.. ]. II, Gelpke, brother of the bride
groom, was best man. Miss Doris
Foster, sister OF the bride, was flower
girl. Among the ushers were Mr., Del.
bert. Mr.. Steckert and Mr.. Benjamin
Foster The wedding dinner was served
at the home OF the brides parents al air
Cricket avenue, Ardmore, after which
the bride and bridegroom departed FOR n
two weeks sojourn. Upon their return
they will be at home at 320 Cricket
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DELAWARE COUNTY

Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Murta Kelly, OF
steamship Lapland for Antwerp Tbey
will make an extended trip throueI
Europe. returning to their home soms
time In August. Mrs, Kelly will be re-.
Lewis, daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs. stan,
ford B. Lewis, before her recent mar
riage.
Mr.. and Mrs. Seymour Preston a,
Warrenton, Va. have returned 10 their
home after spending few days IN
Moyian as the gpeNs OF Mr., and Mrs. W.
Roger Fronefeld, \.
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FRANKFORT

temperance Union Institute was held in
the seventh United Presbyterian Church,
orthodox and Leiper streets on Thurs.
Gay; Among the speakers were Mrs c.
and Sailors: Mrs. Withntton Mrs
Field and the Rev. T. r Mutchler.
- Among the players OF the Frankford
country Club on Sunday afternoon we're
pr. and Mrs. e. X. Graham, Of East
cumberland street Kensington who
nave Just won the mixed championship
Mrs j. Garrett, OF LeIper street, will
pe hostess to the members of her 500
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MYRICK-ELIAsON

An attractive spring wedding will take
place this evening at s o'clock at the
home OF Mr.. and Mrs Walter Lawrence
56lS Stewart street. when Miss Joseph
inc Eliason, sister of Mrs. Lawrence
and daughter Of Mrs. Lima Eliasor. viii
be married TO Mr.. George Z. Myrick, son
Of Mr.: and Mrs G. Harry Myricl, of
23lS South Twenty-second street. The
ceremony will be performed by the Rev
Charles Grant Hopper, OF the West Parlt
Presbyterian Church. Fifty-fourth streat
and Lansdcwne avenue, and will be fol
lowed by a reception Mrs. Lawrence
Mr.. Lawrence will be best man. Mr.
Myrick and his bride will leave on n
trip and upon their return they will ha
at home at 23lS South Twenty-seconS
street.
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kENSINGTON

Mrs william Giasby, OF lila Marl-
borough street. will entertain on Friday
evening, May 81, at her home in celebra-
tion OF the fortieth anniversary of the
Wvomen's Home Missionary Society. Miss
laura Lutz, Miss Elizabeth McCulby,
Miss Carrie Beta, Miss May Walton,
Miss FLORENCE Jaskill, Miss Gertrude
Schoeble, Miss Madeline Jaslxill Miss
Anna Lutz, Miss Florence Dietz. Miss
Anna Slemmer, Miss Clara Anderson,
Mrs Bertha Rlce, Miss Annabeile VIII
san' mrs. John Glasby Mrs. Edward
Rotan, Mise Olga shaeifsr. Mrs iiar-
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FALLS OF ScHUYLkiLL

The City History Club, under tha
leadership Of DR., Charles X. Mills, for
merly of this section. will take a hike
70 historical places along the Schuyl-
knl river this afternoon. The hikers
VIII meet at 2 o'clock at Ridge avenue
line of Mendenhall ferry road, which
led from that point dlagonally down the
hillside to the Schuyikill. They will
visit the old chocolate mill, built in
i774, and which forms the back of two
dwellings facing on Ridge road and viii
observe the Philadelphia and Reading
railways skew arch stone bridge erected
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

The wedding of Miss Edythe Stern.
berger. daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Al
bert SterHberger. of 6732 Sydenham
street. and Mr.. Gilbert j. Lehman, OF
1927 Butler street, will take place this
evening at o'clock In the Hotel AdeI
phia- The ceremony will be performed
by the Rev. Joseph Krauskopf, u. D,
of tho Keneseth Israel Temple, and will
be followed by a dinner for the families.
Mr.. Lehman and his bride will leave on
n trip and will be at home during the
summer at 1927 Butler street
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ROX ROROuGA

Mrs. Sarah Fleming entertained at
cards on Tuesday. evening with the fol-
lowing guests: Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Il.
srick Turner, Mr. and Mrs. George
wright Mr.. and Mrs. Wallace Root and
MI and Mrs. James Ramsay.
Mrs Alfred Patchett OF 6S25 Ridge
avenue. will entertain the following ar
luncheon and cards on Tuesday at her
nome: Mrs. Thomas Bancroft, Mrs.
Lee Burgess. Mrs. James Ramsay. Mrs
John Cantley, Mrs. Charles E;astwonI
and Mrs. Samuel Borer, '0u
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8 u e-p n y y Il
wrlstlets f: six
d n Y % s n 9
called Ca ash,"
and carried n
lead pencil in
her hair6 six
evenings 8 h e
ate her lonely
little meal In
n Tables for
Ladies'" lunch
roo m; n n q
one hour later
crept wearny
into her small
iron bed. But,
ah, on the
seventh !
This history
has to do with
the seventh.
At 4 o'clock
g a., ., Il n a.
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MISS ELLA EISENBREY
A BRIDE OF TODAY
Weds Mr.. Norman Felt Shelton
Russell at Rosemont-Other
Marriages

The wedding OF Miss Ella Devices
Eisenbrey, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs,
Louis p. Eisenbrey, J-.. OF Haverford.
and Mr. Norman Felt Shelton Russell
will take place this afternoon at 4
o'clock in the Church of the Good Shep-
herd. Rosemout. The ceremony will be
performed by the Rev. MIR. Townsend,
and the bride will be given in marriage
by her father.
Miss Eisenbrey will wear a gown Of
white satin and rose point lace with a
tulle veil. She will carry a shower bou-
quet of gardenas and lilies Of the valley.
The bride will be attended by her sis
ter, Miss Irene Eisenbrey, as maid of
honor. She will wear "A frock of white
taffeta and lace, with a hat of white
tulle trimmed with ostrich. She will
carry bouquet of American Beauty
roses.
The bridesmaids. Miss Bernice Berens
and Miss Sidney Rogers, will wear
dresses of white georFette with white
hats, and will also carry American
Beauty roses.
There will be two flower girls. Miss
Barbara Walker and Miss Constance
Carpenter, and two ribbon bearers, Miss
Marie Elizabeth Halbach and Master
Rudolph Rauch. They will wear white
organdie with polk bonnets. and will
carry old-fashioned bouquets of small
red roses.
Mr.. Russell will have Mr.. T, w. Cole
man Carpenter as best man. The ushers
will be Mr.. D. Birney Stokes, Mr.. II
Newton Walker, Mr.. J. Hansell French
and Mr.. Edward p. Lea. Immediately
after the ceremony a reception will be
held at the home of the brides parents
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-05-15

MINNIE worked in the Biggest Store
A'l Six days out of her week she doled
out hairpins and thread, and wore tis-