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Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-01-31
BRUNT
By FANNIE HURST

dealing out series of quick blows
across his shoulders, and with the
loose ends spanking out the last
sparks ON his singed collar and down
the flannel front of his robe.
"Y' amt touched, Mr.. Fodde. Was
just the flannel singed. Nothing S
burnt but the tablecloth. SeeY Was
just the flannel fared up. y amt
touched. Sit down. Don't faint Wait. y
When Annie Kineady returned with
the pitcher, her own hands trembling
so that the water stopped out and over,
Mr.. Foddie was sitting upright in his
chair, quite as she had showed him,
but with a pallor that caused her to cry
out:
"Beasley! Mr.. Foddie! Beasley
Foddie Oh. my God Beasley! :"
When Mrs. Beaslcy, her yellow mus =
lin nightgown clutched at her thin
throat. rushed into the scorchcd air
of that room, dim line of tallow faced
dodgers came peering after.
"Beasley, for Gods sake, Beasley
The lamp Nobody burnt, but look at
him, Beasley. how-how he sits there
crumpled! Not burnt Beaslcy. but
but how he sits there Oh, Beasey.
look at him ~
In the gloom of the single jet, shud
deringly, but as one who has learned
that the lodger's first autopsy falls too
often to landadies, Mrs. Beasley
leaned forward, her ear to the singed
flannel robe.
"God Almighty it was his heart give
out Snuggs. you run for the doctor.
Poor, poor man, and / knew his wife
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-01-31
TIOGA

Miss Margaret Bowers, of 1908 North
Twenty first street will entertain the
Eida Vida Vida Sorority on Tuesday
evening at her home. Her guests will
include Miss Helena Alexander, Miss
Ray Atkinson, Miss Gladys Brennan
Miss Dorothy De Mott, Miss Jennie
Hunter, Miss Mabel MARBLE, Miss Helen
Montgomery, Miss Ruth Paul, Miss
Esther Scheirey, Miss Elsie Scheirey,
Miss Helen Shepherd. Miss Helen Tap
pin and Miss Lillian Sullivan.
Mrs. Frank j. Carroll, of Twenty
first and Venango streets, will entertain
the following at cards this evening at
her home: Mrs. Carl B. Lands, Miss
Florence NJ Hitchcock, Miss Edna Mar
ian Lindner, Miss Allison Ranck. Mrs.
Vincent Clark, Miss Edith Clark and
Mrs. George Ziegler Sutton.
Announcement is made of the mar
riage of Miss Mabel r. Caverow, daugh
ter of Mr.. and Mrs. John Caverow. of
1899 North Franklin street. and Mr..
Edwin G. Klenk, of 3T30 North Frank
} lin street, on Wednesday evening by the
Rev. U. o. Silvius, of st. Matthew s
German Lutheran Church, Fifth street
and Erie avenue. Mr. and Mrs. Klenk
will be at home at $3.50 North Frank
lin street.
Mr.. Harry Woodland, of North Sew 10
enteenth street, has returned from trip
through the West to California.
Miss Martha Dick, of 1902 North Sew =
enteenth street, will entertain this eve t.
ming in honor of Miss Sarah r. Barn
holt, niece of Mr.. and Mrs. David II.
Lane, whose marriage to Major James
F.. Roohan, of Washington, will take
place next week.
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CHAPTER VI
HI EEP his head low now, Mr.. Fod

one of them hairs in your head, girl,
not for nothing in the world
'You bet your life you wouldn' t."
"Should say I wouldn't"
She could see him advancing through
the gloom, his white architectural
teeth shining out.
"Why. wouldn't hurt one Of the
hairs on your head, girl, not for two
worlds He paused, dangling the
waist cords. Cant a fellow, just TO
prove to you how much he thinks OF
you, have one little
"You cannot!' She tried to pass
him with q flashing movement, but at
the sight of her scuttling from him IN
| low detour, he reached out, grasplng
the edge of her sleeve.
"Aunie-'
"No. YOU DON'T" And with a jerk
and tear was free of him, darting
the rooms width to the mirror and low
toward the door.
Taken so suddenly that his fingers
relaxed like wax, Mr.. Foddic stood
for a blinded instant, then cast the
length of his body across the. table
top, reaching for the flying hem oil
| her sleeve as IL sllppeu hih'
"Annie-come--ba Reached
farther, dragging the table cover, and
with it the lamp until it tipped IN a
A gcyser of fire shot up immediately
blackening the White ceiling, its rebec :
tion lcaping at Annie Kineady through
the tip tilted mirror like long, swift
tongue. For moment she paused,
gripped in fear, then hurled back and
at it.
"Stand back off that crib. Stand
back. Stand back The, crib - And
with her body's weight flung against
it. reached out, dragging it across the
rooms width, the tent swinging and
the child whimpering.
'Now. Now, easy you, Mr.. Foddie.
You re all right Easy! Quit waving" "
With her hands and an afghan
dragged of the couch she beat at him,
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SOCIAL ACTIVITIES

Mr.. and Mrs. Richard NJ. Newln. of
Indian Run Farm, Whitford, Pa, an
nounce the engagement of their daugh-
ter, Miss Edith Newlin, and Mr.. Mar
land G. Hobbs. son of Mr.. and Mrs.
Franklin W. Hobbs. of Boston, and
grandson of Mr.. and Mrs. William
whitman, of Brookline, Mass.
The Rev. George Calvert Carter and
Mrs Carter. OF Bryn Mawr. will give
ball at the Bellevue Stratford on
Tuesday evening, January 4, in honor
of their daughter, Miss Virginia Ben
son Carter. who will make her debut at
q tea TO be given by her parents on
October Z.
Miss Gertrude Ely will entertain at
dinner at Wyudham, Bryn, Mawr.
this evening in honor of Miss Carolin
r, T.. Spurgeou, of London. Among her
guests will be Mr.. and Mrs. Antony
Geyelin, Mr.. and Mrs. Bayard Bowie,
Mr.. and Mrs. Adolphe Borie, and DR..
Horace Carncross. Later in the even
ing Miss Spurgcon will speak at Bryn
Mawr College.
Owing to the illness of Mr.. Charlton
larnall the musicale of the Junior
Music Club will be held at 3 80 o'clock
this afternoon at the Art a. lliance
Mr.. and Mrs. Alexander r. Slade
of Wynnewood. will entertain at dinner
at the Ritz Carlton, followed by the
atre, this evening, in honor Of Miss
Emifr +. Clothier, debutante daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. Morris l., Clothier.
Hepburn, Miss Emily Noble. Miss
Caroline Nixon, Miss Dorothy Ely, Miss
Louise Ashhurst. Mr.. Fred Strawbridge,
Jr.. Mr.. Tucker Murdock. Mr.. George
Furness, Mr.. John Van Felt, Mr.. Bur
nett Landreth and Mr.. William T..
Heyl.
Mrs. Tristram C. Coket, of Bryn
Mawr, will give Il Valentine party on
Saturday. February IA, from 6 80 until
10 O'Clock, in honor of her daughter,
Miss Eleanor COlket.
Mrs G. Dudley Saul. of Chestnut
Hill, will give theatre party this eve
ming.
Mr.. and Mrs. James X. Smith of
12T East Mount Airy avenue, Mount
Airy, announce the engagement of their
daughter, Miss Ada Xietha Smith, to
Mr., j. Wilbur Walls. Of Church Hill,
Md; No date has been set for the
wedding, Miss Smith will entertain at
card party this evening,
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Thayer, OF
Hayerford, will give theatre party
followed by supper at the Bellevue
Stratford in honor of their debutante
niece. Miss Polly Thayer.
Mrs. Harry Blynn will entertain at
theatre party, followed by a supper
at the Supper Club. this evening.
Mr.. Walter L. Christman, of Mount
Airy. has returned recently from
South America, where he spent several
months.
Mrs. Richard Mccall entertained at
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RoxBOROUGH

Miss Martha Woerner, of East
Hermit lane, will entertain at cards
this evening with the following guests {:
Mr.. and Mrs. Richard Weir, Mr.. and
Mrs. Alfred Patchett, Mr.. and Mrs.
Samuel Borer, Miss Delaney and Mr.,
and Mrs. Joseph G. Davenport.
The members of the Needleworli
Guild, of Grace Lutheran Church
Ridge and Roxborough avenues, will
give an informal reception this after
noon from to 4 O'Clock in the social
hall of the church, when there will be
a sale in aid of the church fund. The
mer. Mrs. Paul u. Strodach, Mrs. John
Miltenberger, Mrs. NJ. Rentz, Mrs.
Adolph Graloss, Mrs. Minnie Schadel,
Mrs. William Kaufman, Mrs. Harry
Jackson, Miss Mary Pickles, Mrs. G..
Dengler and Mrs. w. Henry.
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SOUTH PHILADELPHIA

AT a dinner given by Mrs. Margaret
A. Sharrett, the engagement of her
sister, Miss Mary Barbette Ford. of
1914 Mif1in street, to Mr.. Daniel J.
Murphy was announced. Arrangements
are being made for the wedding, which
will take place Tuesday, March 16
Mrs. F. Copes, of West Ceilings
wood, entertained at farewell party
given at her home in honor of her sis
ter, Miss Josephine Bowman. Some Of
the guests included Mr.. and Mrs. Will
liam Jones, Mrs. De Lisle, Miss Jennie
Clark, Miss Hannah Crowley, Mr.. Ed
Cones, Mr.. Leo Jones, Mr.. Michael
Matthews and Mr.. James Mcknight.
Miss Bowman will leave for Florida
next week, where she will spend the
winter months.
Miss Margaret Bonner, Miss Anna
Miss Helen Sutton, Miss Regina Gal
lagher and Miss Helen Gallagher, Miss
Frances Benedict. Mr.. Charles Muller,
Mr.. Jack McKernan, Mr.. Bob Conway,
Mr.. Howard Curry, Mr.. Ad Nc
Clatchy, Mr. Joseph Warrington. Mr..
James Cunnie and Mr.. Edward NJ.
Gonigle were the guests at surprise
birthday party, given in honor of Miss
Margaret McGoniglc by her father. Mr..
J. McGonigle. at their home, 2146 South
Twentieth street, Thursday evening.
A birthday party will be given this
at her home, 1911 South Nineteenth
street. Among the guests will be Miss
Catherine Guire, Miss Loretto Nc
Cam, Miss Henrietta Lane, Miss Flo
Kenny, Miss Mary Sullivan, Miss Helen
Nelson, Mr.. Pete Murphy, Mr.. Ray
Tonner Mr.. Charles Kolb, Mr.. Arthur
O'Neil, Mr.. John Mcguire, Mr.. Thomas
Rae, Mr.. Harry Carlin and Mr.. John
Sinclair.
The Phi Sigma Tau Sorority enter
evening at Asher's. The members OF
the sorority include Miss Loretta Gren
nan. Miss Agnes Kelly, Miss Helen
Coghlan, Miss Madge Kendregan, Miss
Gertrude Lynch, Miss Anna Marie
Lynch, Miss Margaret Lynch, Miss
| Edith Bates, Miss Helen Jenkinson, Miss
Kathleen Mulliu, Miss Marie Murphy,
Miss Helen Haley, Miss Eleanor Hoy
den, Miss Ann Young and Miss Beatrice
Jefferson The patronesses were Mrs.
| Edward A. Dougherty, Jr., Mrs. Frank
Claus, Mrs. Robert Kelly, Mrs. Kast,
Mrs John Lynch and Mrs. Joseph
Clay.
Miss Ethel Kennedy will entertain
the members of her sorority at cards
this afternoon. The members m
clude Miss Edith Gulicks. Miss
Kathleen Slavis, Miss Florence Car.
roll, Miss Katharine Kennedy, Mrs.
Howard MACY, Mrs. William Kirk
patrick and Mrs. Ralph McClay.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Gormley, OF
2151 South Opal street, are receiving
congratulations on the birth of son,
January "a. Mrs. Gormley will be re :
membered as Miss Alice Campbell.
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NORTH PHILADELPHIA

Mrs. John II. Craven, of 1917 North
Twelfth street, will give dinner this
evening at the Bellevue Stratford. Her
guests will include Mrs. William H.
Wilson, Mrs. j. Hampton Moore, Mrs.
kenton Warne, Mrs. George Washing
| ton Edmonds, Mrs. Louis i. Reineke,
Mrs. Milton Harold Nichols, Mrs.
George G. Worster. Mrs. J. Harper
chadwick, Mrs. William Lewis, Mrs.
Craven. Miss Marguerite Craven and
Miss Harriet Craven.
Miss Marian Potts, OF 1905 West
Montgomery avenue. is giving lunch
con today in honor of Miss Sarah r..
Barnholt, whose marriage to Major
James F. Roohan, of Washington, will
take place on Wednesday.
Mrs. Charles G. Reinhardt. of 255s
North Colorado street, will entertain
the sewing circle. THE Hemstitchers, I"
at her home on Tuesday evening.
Mrs. George Washington Edmonds
gave luncheon at the Bellevue STRAIT
t1rd ON Wednesday in honor of Mrs. i.
hampton Moore. Other guests included
Mrs. John Ii. Craven, Mrs. George
tleck, Mrs. Richard Y. Filbert Mrs.
Walter G. Eells, Mrs. Louis l.. Reineke.
Mrs. Charles Schmitt. Mrs Edward
Walz and Mrs. George L. Parker, Jr.
Mrs. Theodore Borden, of 2222 Wal
lace street, will entertain the following
at cards on Monday afternoon at her
nome: Miss Jessie Powell, Miss Susan
"; "; Hurlick; Miss Armeda Ireland, Miss
Florence Potts, Miss Anna Ireland, !,
Mrs. Nelson Sailer, Mrs. John D. Ellis,
Mrs. Robert Snyder, Mrs. John Good .
fellow, Mrs. Alfred H. Williams, Mrs.
C.. Armstrong, Mrs. II. Thompson Cor
nell and Mrs. Norman H. Stevens.
Mrs. Sidney M. Stern, 1913 Poplar
street, with her nieces, Miss Dorothy
Gerson and Miss Cecile G. Gerson, are
spending few days at Atlantic City.
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a dinner given on Wednesday evening
| at her apartments, Twenty third and
Pine streets.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles G. wallbridge,
of Seminole avenue, Chestnut Hill, will
give n dinner at the Ritz Carlton, be
fore the Bal Masque, on February II :,
Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred Melor. of 152
| West Walnut lane, Germantown. will
give a tea on February Z, to meet Mr..
and Mrs. Walter Mellor.
Miss Grace Rippey, 212 East Dur
ham street, Mount Airy, whose mar
riage to Mr.. William Mclean takes
place today, entertained at dinner last
evening in honor of her bridal party.
Her guests included Mr.. and Mrs. AL
exander Mclean, Mr.. and Mrs. Albert
Pointer Rippey. Miss Helen Linville
Rippey, Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Manly
Cunningham Miss Bertha Collins, Miss
Marjorie Bartlett Champion. OF At
lantic City; Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph B.
Thomas. Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Morti-
more Simons. Mr.. William Mclean,
Mr.. Walter William Fulton, Mr.. s..
Howard Rippey, Jr., and Mrs. A. Hunt
Vautier.
Miss Anna Feeley and Miss Lenore
NJ. Feeley, of 2310 Pine street, have
for their guest Miss Rebecca Thatcher,
of Delaware. Miss Thatcher expects
to remain for the rest of the winter
months.
Miss Dorothy Kindline Eyster.
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. L. Bert
Eyster. of Cynwyd, has gone to Hol-
yoke, Mass, to be the guest of Mrs.
Edmond II. FREDERICK, formerly of
Mr.. and Mrs. John Caldwell, of Elm
wood avenue. Narberth, gave surprise
party in honor of their daughter, Miss
Lois Caldwell, last evening. Her guests
included Miss Louise England Miss
Elizabeth England Miss Gwendolyn
Hines, Miss Betty Bowman, Miss Anna
Compton, Miss Mary Blodgett, Miss
Laura Henderson, Miss Cynthia Meter,
Miss Helen Caldwell Miss Janet Cald :
we'll, Master Stanton Nickerson, Master
Robert Ross. Master Wallace Litch-
field, Master Junior Supplee, Master
Monroe Purse, Master Willard Bow
man, Master Robert Foote, Master
Robert Caldwell, Master Stuart Free
man and Master Baird Caldwell.
Mr.. and Mrs. James G.. Conner, of
Germantown, announce the engagement
Of their daughter, Miss Helen Frazer
Chandler Conner, to Mr.. w. Steelman
Mathis, son of Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas A.
Mathis, of Toms River, n. j.
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NORRlSToWN

Mrs. B. Franklin Rittenhouse, of the
Lafayette apartments, entertained Mt
cards in honor of her sister-in law. Miss
Martha Rittenhouse, who will be mar
ried this spring to Mr.. Jerry Royer.
Those present were Miss Mary McCor-
mick, Miss Helen Neiman. Miss Cath =.
arine Mccormick Miss Mary Emma
Croll, Miss Agnes Pennick, Miss Mar
garet Mccormick, Miss Linda Supplee,
Miss Mary Biting, Miss Bertha Crool
and Mrs. Jacob Sabloskey.
Mrs. John A. Rhoads, of Hamilton
street. entertained friends at auction at
her home. Favors were received by Mrs.
Walter High, Miss Helen Kennedy,
Miss Anna Mcgee, and Mrs. Clarence
Moore,
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GERM ANTOWN

Miss Justine Keller will entertain the
members of the Beta Kappa Sigma So
rority, Senior and Junior Chapters, at
her home this afternoon. Her guests will
include Miss Margaret Schneider, Miss
Kitty Smith, Miss Alice Byron. Miss
Bertha Ormiston, Miss Miriam Wander
grif, Miss Helen Deighton, Miss Har-
riet Pentland, Miss Marguerite Judge,
Miss Helen Taggart, Miss Eleanor
Blood, Miss Beatrice Pippin, Miss Helen
Naylor, Miss Katharine Faber, Miss
Mary Faber, Miss Esther Ackroyd and
Miss Sidney Pollok.
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before him. On Mondays he paid like
clockwork. Whatll become of the child,
not stick or a stone of relation?
Annie. it was his heart, poor man,
it.
"Oh. my God - cried Annie Kineady
submerged by her rising hysteria aud
sinking her face to her hands, Robbie,
little Robbie!''
Iii the spring, stirred by the rising
juices of life, Spartan emergcs shlme-
facedly from her long and sullen win
Ter. Roads with the ruts !roz,n in
them soften and smooth. Tho Wei l.
lington Lowney Wire Works sods its
front Gpproach, small rugs Of trans
planted grass making green whole.
BY May day the box shaped houses
raise their shades for spring cleaning,
| aud women wrap the upstairs base =
| burner in newspapers. Along the rail.
road tracks the milkweed takes heart
The GLACIERS wife. with her hair
cropped short, puts out her famous
| crocus bed. a double row of them
leading along the walk and around to
rhe kitchen door.
On one such day. when the sun lay
| too warm on the back, and the win
dows of Spartan, newly flung, sucked
that warmth gratefully into their damp
interiors. Aunie Kineady, with her tel
escope sagging down the one side of her
and the sleeping bundle of a big child
clutchcd around the ankles by her free
hand and the small head dangling of
her left shoulder. stepped clumsily
enough off the accommodation and stoot
there a moment after it had swooped off
leaving her.
From his window the telegra pbei
raised up and regarded her under his
eyeshade.
"Hel-Io, Annie" he said, with great
rising infection.
Hello, joe
Back"
"Yes.'' she said. taking fresh grip on
the telescope and lurching the child
higher on her shoulder. Then she struck
out up the railroad track, down O foot
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ALONG THE READING

Mr., and Mrs, Eugene E. Carlin, Of
Msther road, Jenkintown, announce the
engagement of their daughter, Miss
Margaret Annunciata Csrlin, to Mr..
Kenneth Warren Heinrich, son of Mr..
and Mrs George NJ, Heinrich, of De.
troit, Mich Mr.. Heinrich is a graduate
of the University of Michigan. Ann Ar
Dor, and recently retired from the
United States naval service with rank
Engineers Club of Philadelphia, and
also the Bethlehem Club, of Bethlehem.
Pa.
Mr.. aud Mrs. Albert ID. Monheet, To-
gan, are receiving congratulations on the
birth Of son,
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Miss Mary Voades to Wed

The engagement of Miss Mary
Nogdes and Mr.. Winthrop Biddle,
which has existed for several months,
became known yesterday. The we'd
ding will be celebrated in the spring.
Miss Vogdes is the daughter of Mrs.
Jesse T. Vodges, of 31S South Fortieth
street. and the late Mr.. Jesse T.
Nogdes. Mr.. Biddle is the son of
Locust street,
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-01-31
Sir oliver Lodge Here Again Tuesday

Sir Oliver Lodge, the English physi-
cist, will pay his final visit to this city
Tuesday, when he will speak at the
Man" Sir Oliver, who thus far has
been able to spend only few hours in
Philadelphia, will remain overnight
here. and he will arrive at O'Clock
Tuesday. He will be the guest of honor
at a luncheon that Cyrus H. X. Curtis
win give to small party,
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-01-31
TO SING HADLEY'S OPERA
"cleopatra's Night" VIII Be Pre-
sented Here Tuesday

Henry Tadley's Cleopatra 5 Night, "
which will have its Philadelphia pre-
miere at the Metropolitan Opera House
next Tuesday evening, will be the tenth
work by an American composer TO be
produced by General Manager Giulio
Gatti -Casazza during his regime in this
institution.
The work occupies not more than
one hour and half and will be pre-
sented in two acts, with an orchestral
intermezZo.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-01-31

Leoni's one-act opera, 'Oracola, ="
in which Antonio Scott as the Chinese
opium den keeper does some of the
finest work of his career, will precede
the new American opera. The opera
already has been given in Philadelphia,
known to musical folks here. With Mr..
Scott will sing Mines. Easton and Cor
don and Messrs. Diag, Didur, d Angelo
and Audisio. Mr.. Papi will conduct.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-01-31

Annie Kineodv has left her hus-
6dnd because he ,otW not stop drink
ing. He had stopped during the life
time OF their baby. but started again
after the child's death. Annie, acho
boards Nth Lucy Beasley in 81.
Louis, helps Mr.. Foddie, who has the
nert room, in taking care of his little
son, toho has Group. M. Foddie is
grateful, but forgetS his gratitude in
his admiration for Annie.
CHAPTER VI
HI EEP his head low now, Mr.. Fod-
die, but not too"
"You just bet it acts up, you great
big. white skinned, freheaded--"
Now I've stood about as much o.
that line of talk from you as I'm going
to. If this morning wasn't enough tC
learn you that"
whats wrong about just tellin "a
"If you want to listen to what I got
to tell you about watching his TEN
perature--"
eyes, and if you want to listen tc
what got to tell you about that great
big, beautiful, red head of yours and
them great big, five dollar gold piece
freckles and"
"Now."
Jaw, now. sweetness"
"You dare to take another step over
here. Just you dare to -
why, sweetness, l wouldn't hurt
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TAYLOR-MATHER

A1LOR--M ATHER
The wedding of Miss Jennie Mather,
daughter of Mrs. Sarah Mather, 1924
Manayunk avenue. and Mr.. D. Row.
land Taylor. of Mitchell street, Rox =
borough, will take place this evening at
$50 O'Clock in st. Stephens Protestant
Episcopal Church. Miss Helen
Mather, n sister of the bride, will act
as maid of honor. After an extended
wedding trip to Palm, Beach, Mr.. and
Mrs. Taylor will be at home after March
10 in Roxborough.
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LOWRy-JOWTHORp


The wedding of Miss Natalie Low
thorp, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Francis
Iowthorp. of Greenwood avenue, Tren
ton, and Mr.. William Chalkey Lowry,
Jr., son of the late Mr.. William G.
Lowry and Mrs. Lowry. of this city
will take place this afternoon at 4 80
o'clock, at Christ Church, in Tren
ton. Miss Eleanor Lowthorp. sister
of the bride, will act as maid of honor,
and the bridesmaids will be Miss Isabel
Van Syckel, Miss Marie Louise Per
rine, Miss Helen Case and Miss
Dorothy Manning. Mr.. Francis G.
Lowthorp, Sd, will act as best man, and
the ushers will include Mr.. William
II. Brooks, Jr., Mr.. William Coale,
Mr.. Francis Hall and Mr.. J. Howard
Buzby, Of Atlantic City. The cere .
mony will be performed by the Rev.
Mr.. Trenbuth, of Montclair, n. j.,
assisted by the Rev. Mr.. Moore, rector
of the church. After wedding trip
Mr.. and Mrs. Lowry will live in West
Philadelphia.
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MISS CONSTANCE LEE
WEDS Mr.. HILLH0USE
Interesting Wedding in Trenton.
Miss Lowry Bride Of
Mr.. Mather

The wedding Of Miss Constance
Gardner Lee, daughter of DR.. aud Mrs.
Edmund Lenings Lee, of 1912 South
Rittenhouse square. and Mr.. John Ten
Evck Hillhouse. of New York. son of
Mrs. Thomas Griswold Hillhouse, took
place at noon today at the home of the
bride. The ceremony was performed
by the Rev. David NJ. Steele. rector
of st. Luke's Church The bride wore
her mothers wedding dress, which was
of white satin, embroidered with orange
blossoms, and carried prayer book.
She was unattended Mr.. Hillhouse
had his cousin, Mr.. John Ten. Eyck,
Jr., for best man. a small breakfast
for the immediate families followed the
ceremony. Mr.. and Mrs. Hillhousc
will live in New York after their wed.
ding trip.