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The Carlisle independent., 1920-02-26
we have teachers and preachers.

we have teachers and preachers.
 China, with it's 4O0,O000O0 people has wealth untold, but it is waking up; and China is heathen. If it aWakes without Christ, where will 1t be? Japan is a wealthy nation, has loaned $900,000,000 to other nations during the war, and 9S per cent of it's children are in national schools, but Japan is atheistic and materialistic. When these and similar nations be- come thoroughly aroused, they could wipe out the Anglo-Saxon or Chris tian world The civilized nations of the eatrh are in peril. Men were drafted and mobilized in our armies to save the world and that time has come in the churches. We must have Christian service or we are lost. The future of the world is in the hands of our young people, and they must be trained right. It is somebody's fault that they have not been brought face to face with their duty toward the world. It is a case of sink or swim. live or die, survive or perish with the church unless the laymen come to the relief of the two greatest professions teaching and preaching"
The Carlisle independent., 1920-02-26
Arkansas And Mississippi Will Not
 Debate This Year

The intercollegiate debate between the Universities of Arkansas and Mississippi, which has been scheduled to take place in April, has been call ed off, at the request of the Universi- ty of Mississippi. Dr. J. c. Jordan, debating coach at Arkansas, will try to arrange a debate with some other southern university for the debating team that was preparing for the Mis- sissippi contest.
The Carlisle independent., 1920-02-26
Confer Concerning Dairy Conditions
 in Arkansas

J. H. McClain, dairy husbandman with the Bureau of Animal Industry, Washington, was in Fayetteville a few days the past week conferring with Dean Bradford Knapp, ". H. Woodley, dairy specialist and the dairy department at the College of Horticulture. The dairy situation in Arkansas was the chief topic of dis cussion.
The Carlisle independent., 1920-02-26
Four Students Make Highest Grades
 U. Of A.

Four students in the University of Arkansas, two seniors, one graduate student and one sophomore, made the best grades of the entire student body the first term 1919-192o. They were: Seniors, Clara Baskin. Wheeler 19 hours A; Susie Mcdonald Little Rock, Is hours A; graduate, George Br r, Conway, IS hours A; sopho- more. Clyde Gay. Little Rock. Is hours A. The passing grades given at the University are A, B, c and D.
The Carlisle independent., 1920-02-26

Why all of this fuss over universal military training? Make whiskey a part of the daily ration, and millions will spring to booze before night.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-06-25
LANspowNr

Mr. and Mrs. A. r. o'Daniei expect %
leave Lansdowne shortly. They win move
TO Sunbury. Pa.
Mr.. and Mrs J. Wallace Roberts are
now occupying their new home in Lene-
downe. Mrs Roberts entertained several
Gays ago with n luncheon.
Mr.. Pike and his daughter, Miss Lu-
cue PIKE. OF Idaho Falls. Idaho, spent
the week end with Mr.. and Mrs Edward
Joseph Decker. They left Monday for
Atlantic city, where Mr.. Pike will rep
resent his town at the Rotary Club con-
, Mrs: y. Byrnne Dougherty and her
son. Mr. Jack Dougherty. viii spend the
summer on their farm in New Hamp-
Miss Alma Wallace will leave sKortly
Tor Watertown, Wis, where she win
spend the summer visiting friends. She
also expects to visit her sister, in
Plttsburgh on her way out
Mr.. and Mrs. +. Reos Phillips ard
their two daughters, Miss Audrey Phil
lips and Miss Elaine Phillips. expect 20
Canada during July.
Mr.. Cook Mclean, OF Washington,
spent the week end with his parents
Mr.. and Mrs Robert l.. Mclean
DR.. and Mrs. Robert w. Click and
their children will spend the summer In
Ocean city They leave this week y
The Twentieth Century Club Ia max
ing plans for a large bazaar to be held
at the clubhouse In October. There will
be the usual fancy table. flower booth
utility table Jam and jelly booth, grab
bag and other things, and also a cafe
terra.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-06-25
TUST GOSSIP ABOUT PEOPLE
Nancy Wyune Talks OF Several Entertainments far
Mrs Roland Morris--Annua Meeting Of
Garden Clubs in Ne,U England

the golf tournament now in proyross
at the golf club at Shawnee. on-the. .Toe,n.
ware They will return next week, "
Miss Marjorie T. Toby. OF Chestnut
Hill, entertained Tuesday evening FOR
Miss Gruce G. Jones and Mr.. Stenhen de
Coursey. xhcso engagement was re-
Gently announced. ~
MI. and Mrs. John G.. Hershey, OF tho
Ltndens, Waliirgford, announce the en-
gascment " their daughter, Miss NAV
Elizabeth Hershey. to Mr.. Ross Hutchin-
son Vincent. OF Philadelphia,
Miss Margaret McAdoo. daughter Of
Mr.. and Mrs. William McAdoo, Sof Fort
Washington, has gene to Desver Camn
at East Union; Me-. to stay until Sep.
tember
h Mr. and Mrs. Howard Watson Walton,
of 20s Township line. Jenkintown are
receiving congratulations OH the birth OF
q son. Howard Watson Walton, Jr.' on
June 81, Mrs. Walton was Miss Ruth
Lands, OF JenAntown.
Or. and Mrs. W. II. Kinney. OF 315
South seventeenth street. with their
family have opened their house In Vent.
nor for the summ-r.
Mr. and Mrs. Randall Stevenson ED.
ridge, Of i22t Baltimore avenue. an.
rource the erga cement Of their daugh.
ter. Miss Vera Frances Eldridge TO Mr.
George Stuart Brodersen, OF Camden.
Mr. and Mrs. Franklin Pierce Dickin.
son, of 4911 Warrington avenue. an.
nounce the engagement of their daugh.
ter. Miss Ruth Elizabeth, Dickinson, to
Or. Robert Benjamin Kistlcr. of Miners.
vile, Pa.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-06-25
NORTH PHILADELPHIA

Mr. and Mrs. william p Rawlings.
Jr.. and their little daughter, Miss Helen
Rawlings of 2l41 North Eighteenth
street, have gone TO Ocean city to re-
main through the summer
Mr., Samuel Daniels, Of Riverton. y.
j.. was the guest during the week of his
mother. Mrs. Elizabeth Daniels. OF 1908
I,tamord street. Mr.. and Mrs Charles
q: .Chidester. of Masslllon, o. with their
little daughters, Miss Helen Chidester
and Miss Jane Chdester; MIR and Mrs.
Walter Bond with their son and daugh-
ter, Master Samuel Bond and Miss Bar
bara Bond. and Mrs. PeIot Nevins, of
Evanston. ILL.,. have come on from the
West to spend two months In Riverton.
as the guests of Mr.. and Mrs Samuel
Daniels. who are the parents Of the
three matrons, and will spend some time
with their grandmother. Mrs. Elizabeth
Daniels. in this city.
Mr. and Mrs Charles lie Roy Brun-
ler VIII return from their wedding trip
next week. and will be at home at 1880
West Cambria street. The bride was
Mss Viola s. Batman. daughter of Mr.
j. w. Batman.
Mr., George p. Tustin and his son
in-lsw and daughter and their family
OF 1873 North Twenty-second street
viii spend the remainder of the season
at their cottage in Wildwood
Mr.. and Mrs. j. 3 FehIing have taken
house at Llanerch for the summer.
Mrs Elmer Young. Of North Eight
e"nth street, has gone to Essex county.
Virginia. TO remain through the summer
and fall.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Snyder and Miss
trma Snyder. of Cresson. Pa, who have
been spending week as the guests OF
Mr.. and Mrc. Henry William Coll ot
14l7 West Allegheny avenue. have
accompanied their hosts on visit tc
Atlantic City. Mr.. and Mrs Coll and
their family will leave In July, to spend
the summer at the Traymore, Atlantic
City.
Mr., and Mrs Meyer F'lcishcr anc
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TIOGA

Miss Kathryn Guest gave a dinner on
Tuesday evening in honor of Miss 1sa-
mel Forester. daughter of Or. and Mrs.
w. l.. c. Forrc ster. of 1908 West Tioga
street, and Mr.. Ebcr l., Mccoy, of Co
lumbus o.. whose wedding will take
place tomorrow. The guests included the
sorority of the Girls High School OF
which the bride-to-bc Is q member. and
a few additional friends, Mr.. and Mrs.
Elmer Most. Miss Mae Harbeson. MISS
Helen Hewish, Miss Louise Spannagle,
Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Steelman. Miss
Anna Bredin. Mr.. Horace Whittle' Mr..
George Gucst Mr.. Fred Crawford, Miss
Mary Hammond, Miss Dorothy Gage
Mr. Lincoln Marion and Miss Almeda
Lehman.
The marriage of Miss Rose Kramer,
daughter Of Mr. and Mrs. Jacob Kramer.
Of 3T51 Germantown avenue. and Mr..
David F'inkelman will take plac, on
Sunday. After q short stay at the
Breakers, Atlantic city. they will live
at $3.50 Chestnut street.
Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel NJ Martin. OF
$3.50 North, Twenty-second street. VIII
give large reception on Tuesday eve
ming, June 20. at their hong In honor
of their daughter, Mrs: Myrtle L. Wal
ther. and Mr.. Arthur W. Fiaring of Bos-
following evening. Mrs. Walther's at
tendant at the wedding will be Miss EN-
ma Carpenter Mr.. Haring will have
for best man Mr.. J. Allen Ingram. ana
for ushcrs Mr.. John Hunter and MI
George Pope.
350o North Twenty-thrd street are oc.
Cupyirg their summer home In Wild.
wood. ..
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GE M MANTOWN

Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Hoser have re-
turned from their wedding trip to
Niagara Falls and Canada. and are at
horne at 6lt5 Ross street Mrs. Hoscr
vii be remepbored as Miss Sara Kill
rain.
Miss Phyllis Freed. Of 442s Uber
street. Is visiting her cousins Mr. and
Mrs Carlton Schard, in Newtown, Pa.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Phister and
family are occupying their cottage at
Ocean City for the summer
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Patrick, OF
445 Earlham Terrace. have issued invita- :
tions for the marriage of their daughter
Miss Mary! l.. Patrick and Mr.. Leo
Ryan. also Of Germantown, In st. Vim
cent de Paul Church. on Wednesday y
morning, June 80. at . o'clock
Mr.. and Mrs. y. e. Poor. and family,
Of $50 East Washington lane, are
occupying their summer home at Jar
rettown.
Mr., and Mrs. c. II. Michener, and
Master Llovd Michener of 551 Fast
Maryland street, have returned from a
trip to Wildwood. n. j
Miss Carol L. Finegan and MFR.
Wendell f. Adams. of New York. will be
the guests on Sunday Of Mr.. and Mrs
Thomas Tomlnson, at $50 East May
land street.
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MANAYuMk

Rev and Mrs. Henry A, ~. Wacltsr
WA have as their guests over the week
end Mr.. and Mrs. John Fensdach, rev
and Mrs. Fred Bosch and MIR. Wacker
brother. Mr.. Frederick Wacker, OF
Brooklyn. who are coming over from
New York to attend the installation
services Of Doctor wacker on SUNDAY
evening in the Epiphany Lutheran
Church Green lane and SivISrrW,o1oSu
Street. The Rev. Dr. ~. Y. Weuei =
president Of the Minsterium OF Penn-
sylvania the Rev. RI. offerman, OF tne
Theological Seminary, at Mount AiIE'
and tho Rev. Frederick Bosch. OF Brook.
Iyn. will of1riate. Doctor Wacker, VINO
was chaplain OF tho 13sth Infantry IN me
World war. Is Q graduate of Muhlen w en-
JItheren Seminary at Mount Airy. class
Of 1917 lie came to Manayunk from
the Church of the Mediator Mapietpll
Park. Brooklyn. The church VIII pe
decorated with tropical plants ana roses
4 special musical program has Veeh
arranged Tho community IS inV'tcd'
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DELAWARE COUNTY

Mrs. w. S. McFTenry and her family
Of Ridley Park, have gone to Ocean
city. where they will remain until Sep
tember.
daughter, Miss Jane Turner Blain. OF
Chester, have gone to Bristol, Vt.
where they will be the guests during the
summer of Mrs. Turner's daughter. Mrs.
w. g. Bingham. Several weeks will be
spent at their cottage on Lake Cham
plain.
The Rev. S. Haupe Leeper pastor of
The Presbyterian Church, Of Media. has
returned 70 his home from visit of
several days at Princeton University.
Mr. Andrew Buchanon. Jr.. of VII.
mington. and Mr.. William Booth Todd
Of Chester. have returned from Bethle.
hem. where they attended the alumni re
union at Lehigh University.
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SOCIAL ACTIVITIES

ar and Mrs Allen Whiting, of Devon,
TWrNs NV issued invitations for dance on
The Sunnybrook Gun Club, of which
member. ~" 10
az az r. ths dinner which Mr.. and Mrs, Rob.
ert y; Strawbridge. OF Meadow Lodge,
npfEn Ma"r, Will give tomorrow evening.
s.nor q nonor OF their daughter, Miss Anita
M Miss M9rgaretta Harrison. Miss Virginia
tneckscher, Miss Virginia Benson Car.
ar, Miss Cintra ElIis Miss Jane Cor
ion tIon EoNe Miss Anne Ashton. Mr. Hora-
Mr Richard Newlln, Mr.. Jack Amory
ar, sidney w. Keith Jr., Mr., ledyard
H. ~ heckscher and Mr. James Cheston
~ "I guests viii later attend the dance
RobooS.gl given by Mr. and Mrs, G. Brinton
coerls' Jr.; IN honor of their sons Mr.
Ton Roberts.
rbmHw,snS Polly Thayer and Mr.. Frederick
ttnmayer of Haverford. have Just re.
nrnnt neu rom attending the commence
mSn mSnt EXERCISES and boat races at Yale.
wwhere Mr., Thayer obtained his degree
sn mss feggy Thayer. of Haverford VIII
'p,np the week-ond at Long Island.
podd, and Mrs. James Carstairs, of
dlnnus dmlpuus lane. Ardmors, will entertain at
Nor Cyn6 UI rrlIday rdly evening before the ju'
t.cket- t,r Club, in honor of their daugh-
"r' Miss Priscilla Carstairs.
,,,;Ir ;MIr' and Mrs Ernest William Tallman.
s,,a entertain at dinner on Saturday
Thv'ing, at the Merton Cricket Club
Fre guests will include Mr.. and Mrs
w'nGi9 A. Donaldson, Jr.. Mr.. and Mrs
p Hnenry Rohr, Mr.. and Mrs. James
roolraayre and DR.. and Mrs. John A.
Mr' Campbell Newhall son of Mr.
nil mrs Thomas Newhall of THAN.
{, san on Monday. June az on the
~, raul for England and France, with
and ana Mrs. Guy Waring, of Boston
vii tullelr son. Mr., George Burgess, They
"'i oe gone for about two months.
f.Mlrr Nj and Mrs. BENJAMIN Chew md
To- y'IE' Of Radnor, will leave july 7
of tbMnarrasansett tbn Pier for the remainder
vua.,' s' Jonn Phelps. of Baltimore. IL the
stoo OF Mrs Robert Emott Hare. Of
lsysShurs'' STAFFORD, for the next ten
Mrs. Robert Meade Smith, Jr who
Vssoien oeen III In the hospital, is now con.
Mems at her home in Haverford.
.faan y Mary W. Wright has zone :,
MrS ,Ieorge, where she is the Snest ",
taga rFSosrlck G, Brewster nj her cot
pt diamond Point.
Msns @ q Henry stetson andybe s,s,or
ttay,n paned Lewis, of Elkips parl, ars
co,,.aas at The Egypt Mllls 'Cluh ny,
h''e Mfs. stetson Is playing IN
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-06-25
wIsSjNOMING

Mr., and Mrs. r. Joyce. OF Nandike
street. are spending q few weeks In the
Poconos.
Mr.. and Mrs Charles Norton and their
family. Of 32O3 Comfy street, are sum
mering at Wildwood, n. J.
Mr.. and Mrs John HutchinsonSof 52i
jackson street. had as their guests tol
the last week Mrs. Frank Fish ana MIS-
Cora MaCLnan, of Covington, Ky.
Miss jeanette kinsman. OF Comfy
street viii be hostess TO the members o
her sewing circle, which will hold it'
last meeting OF the season this evening
Mr. fn1 Mrs Harry Horn, OF Nc
Kinley street are receiving congratula
tions, on the birth of a daughter.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-06-25
HOLM ESBURG

Mr. and Mrs William Ashton. OF
Frankford avenue. announce the en-
gagement OF their daughter. Miss Marion
IT, Ashton. to Mr.. Charles II. Adams, OF
Tioga.
Mr.. and Mrs n. s; Ashton. OF Rhawn
street. Holmesburg. announce the
engagement of their daughter. Miss ".
Gertrude Ashton to Mr.. Stafford Will
liam Stern.
Mrs u. Minister. Mrs. Samuel Cart
ledge and Mrs. Amelia Johnston are
spending the summer at Atlantic city.
Miss Helen Downing. of Rowland ave
nue.. will entertain at cards at her home
this afternoon. Mr.. and Mrs. Downing
and family will leave shortly to spend
the summer AT their cottage I'm wild.
wood.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-06-25
WEST PHILADELPHIA

Mr.. and Mrs. william Caldwell. of
Lansford, Pa. announce the marriage OF
their daughter, Miss +. Ruth Griffith, and
DR.. William H. Dean. of West Chester
on Wednesday. June %. at the Church
of st. sLuke and the Epiphany, IN this
city. .'...
Mr.. and Mrs. william Preston Brenz
and their family are leaving this city.
Saturday, to spend the remainder of the
summer at their cottage in Island
Heights, n. J.
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Hushes. % .Germantown. wlll take place

Hughes. Of Germantown. win take place
tomorrow evening
Mrs Charles Hartman. of Levering-
ton avenue. entertained last evening AT
her home the following members Of the
mothers auxiliary of the Boy Scouts
Mrs Thomas McMann Mrs. James Ram
sey, Mrs. WalteraE. Button. Mrs. Joseph
Davenport, Mrs. John Curtis, Mrs. Frank
Rennard. Mrs George johnson. Mrs.
Read FELTON,, Mrs. Edward kerler. Mrs.
Harry Walker, Mrs. Frank James, Mrs.
Walter Hagenbucher, Mrs. Frederick
Turner, Mrs. NJ. u. Dunlap. Mrs. Wallace
Root and Mrs George Wright
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-06-25

family, of 1925 Green street, are spend
Ing the summer at Belgrade, Me
Miss Beatrice Carson. Of North Thir-
teenth street, will spend the week -erd
as the guest of Mr.. and Mrs J. Sterling
at their bungalow in Pitman Grove.
Mrs. A. 3. Kirschbaum. of 1915 North
Broad street, hse left for Atlantic City
where che will spend the summer at the
Royal Palace Hotel.
Mrs Floyd Keser. of Fox Chase. has
returned from weeks stay at Ocean
CITY.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-06-25
CorIey c, C., Dance

The Corley Catholic Club Of South
Philadelphia will hold big dance,
euchre and 500 in its clubrooms at
Eleventh and Wolf streets this evening
The Rev. NJ. J. Corley. honorary spirit
ual director and founder Of the Corley
Catholic Club and also formerly of the
Epiphany rectory. will he present The
Rev r. V. Montague, the present direc-
tor. will also attend the function.
The affair Is for the benefit of the
Church of Seven Dolores Of Wynndmoor
Pa. of which Father Corley Is now
pastor.
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FRANKFORT

Miss Elizabeth Mathews, Of Orthodox
street, will entertain the members of
her 500 club at luncheon at her home,
Friday afternoon. This will be the last
meeting of the season.
Mics Lillian Gwynn. Of 1897 Allen
grove str Iet spent last week At State
College. Pa
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-06-25
MOON-kNOX

A pretty home wedding took place at
o'clock Wednesday evening. when Miss
Martha II. Knox was given In MARI az ,
by her father to Mr.. James D. Moon,
OF 234 Brooklyn street. the Rev. G. O
Smith officiating. A reception followed
immediately after the ceremony, The
bride was attended bv her sister. Miss
Sara Knox. as maid of honor. Mr.
William Evans acted as best man. After
an extended wedding trip, Mr.. and Mrs.
Moon will be at home at 234 Brooklyn
street
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SOUTH PHILADELPHIA

Mr.. and Mrs. George Smith. of 211T
Moore street, have opened their cottage
in Cape May for the season
Mr. and Mrs. John Leary. of the
Girard Farms. will go on Tuesday to the
Water Gap. to remain several weeks.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-06-25
EoxBOROUGH

DR.. and Mrs. NJ Howard Russell Of
421 Lyceum avenue. will give a dinner
this evening at their home. in honor OF
their daughter, Miss Anna y. russell
whose marriage TO Mr.. William K
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MURPHY-THOMAS

A pretty wedding took place at the
West Hope Presbyterian Church, Forty
second and Aspen streets. at 2 o'clock
Wednesday morning, when Miss Carrie
Thomas. of 935sNorth Fallon street. be-
came the bride OF Mr.. William, Murphy
Of 767 North Fifty-fifth street. the Rev.
DR.. Bronson officiating reception fol-
lowed Immediately after the ceremony
at the home of the brides parents Tho
bride was given in marriage by her
father. and was attended by her sister.
Miss Bernardine Thomas. as maid Of
honor. Mr.. Francis Murphy acted as
best man for his brother. After an eX-
tended wedding trip. Mr.. and Mrs Muir.
phy will be at home at 5729 Malcolm
street,
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REDFERS--BRONSON

a pretty wedding took place on Tues
day. when Miss Mildred NJ. Bronson. Of
Buffalo, n. V, became the bride of Mr.
Walter W. Redfern. at the home of Mr..
and Mrs. Richard Croneckcr. at at3
North Twenty-ninth street. Among the
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out-of-town guests were Mrs. r. y.
Bronson. OF Washington Mrs. Il Hill-
man Redfern, OF Troy; Mr.. and Mrs.
Arthur Mears. Of Nwissahickon. After a
wedding trip, Mr. and Mrs. Redfern
will live In Buffalo.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-06-25
RICCA---FoSTER

The marriage of MiEs Marie Catherine
Foster. daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Charles
x. Foster, of this city. and Mr. Harry H..
Ricca. of this city, was solemnized last
Wednesday, at $3.50 o'clock, IN the
Church OF 81 John the Evangelist. the
Rev Joseph u. Marley officiating. Miss
Anita Frances Voych acted as brides
maid and Miss Catherine Sheridan
Rogers was the little flower girl. MIR.
Robert J Butler acted as best man. a
reception followed the ceremony, at the
home of the brides parents. Upon their
return from their wedding Mr.. and Mrs.
RiCca win live In this city.
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POLAKOFF-MANN

The marriage of Miss Ruth r. Mann
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Sigmund e.
Mann. of 1910 EdgelY street. ana Mr.
Pedro Paul Polakoff took place at the
Ritterhouse Hotel on Wednesday at
o'clock. DR.. Krauskopf performed the
ceremony. Mrs. Freda Mann was
matron Of honor and Mr. Saul Mann was
best man A reception followed the
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

st Paul's Presbyterian Church Laurel
Springs. n. u, was the scene of a very
pretty wedding at o'clock on Tuesday
evening last. when Miss May Baiclh,
Morton became the bride of Mr.. Russell
Eugene Mehring, of West Philadelphis.
the Rev. Charles Barrett. pastor of the
church, officiating. The bride. who was
given in marriage by her uncle. Mr;
Royal Lewis Balch, wore q gown OF
white satin nansette with a long tram,
which fell from her shoulders Her tune
veil was seld In place by n wreath OF
orange blossoms and she carried q
shower bouquet of Bride roses and sweet
peas. Her sister. Miss Louise f. Nor.
ton, of New York city. acted as mad OF
honor Little Miss Patricia Thomson,
Of Laurel Springs. n. j.. was flower girl
The bridesmaids included her sister
Miss Flora Bslch Morton her cousin.
Miss Elizabeth A. Bickel. of Hyndman,
Pa. Miss Elizabeth Lewis. of Moore:
Pa, and Miss Matilda Woodside, OF
Laurel Springs.
Mr.. o. Oscar Dell. of Hanover, attend-
ed Mr. Mehring as best man ana .ne
ushers included Mr.. Louise Fink. Sd MI
Ralph Mick, off Laurel Springs MT,
AIexader Dawson and Mr.. FREDERICK
Miller OF this city. A reception followed
Immediately after the ceremony at dns dns
new home OF tho bride and groom 30
De Lancey mace. West Philadeiphla, a,
after which they left for an extenoeu
wedding iournry They will be at nome
after August |.
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SCHAPPET-REESE

The wedding of Miss Katherine Reese
of sos Lansdowne avenue, .and Mr..
Raymond Schappet.' of o5 Nyack ave-
nue, Lansdowne. took place AT st.
Gregory's Church. Fifty-second street
and Lancaster ovenre. on "Wednesday at
$50 o'clock, the Rev. Father Travos
officiating small reception followed
Immediately after the ceremony at the
home Of the brides parents. The bride
was given In marriage by her father
and was attended by her sister. Miss
Ethel Reese. as maid of honor. Miss
Anna Irving and Miss Elizabeth Russell
were bridesmaids and Miss Virginia
Reese. a small sister, was flower girl.
Mr.. John Schappet, a nephew of the
bridegroom, acted as best man. while
Mr.. Charles Sehappet a brother. and Mr..
William Culhane were ushers Mr.. and
Mrs. Schappet left immediately for an
extended wedding trip after which they
will be at home at 5704 Malcolm street